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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-05
TWO SHIPMENTS.

The Standard manufacturing Com
pany will ship 6 wheels to Baltimore
and the same number to Washington
this week.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-05

Revised and corrected dAily b. Alex. Parks
grain. nour and fed merchant. PARKS Elc-
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-05
THURSDAY EVENING. NAY 5. 1892.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
National Bank.
Fiery's Shoe Store.

National Bank.
Fiery's Shoe Store.
L. Scheu, Millinery.
John Heller, Carriages
Peoples National Bank.
Dern q Ritter, Groceries.
John w. Neer. Groceries.
j. w. Roberts. Furniture.
j. II. Bristor, Real Estate.
j. /. Mcdonald. Groceries.
c. A. Mantz, Tabacconist
Geo. F.. Mann, Barber shop.
G. G. Bennett, Photographer
ii. i Doll & CO., Hardware.
r. q. Hunter, Photographer
VIM. b. Walters, Hardware.
Emmert Il Fiery, Dry Goods.
L. Nj Hoke, Boots and Shoes.
J.W Bishop, Coal and Wood.
Philip H. Sayles, Tobacconist
John w. Thompson, Groceries
NJ t. Dorm. Tailor and Clothier.
H. H. Fitz Flour and Mill Feed.
III r, Cushwa & Bro, Hardware.
s. g. Crawford, Boots and Shoes.
S r. Nicklas, Bro. & Co., Furniture
. G. II. Wolfes, stoves and Tinware.
John w Homrich. Boots and shoes.
A. M. Gilbert, Drugs and Chemicals.
j. W, r. Fisher. Stoves and tinware.
Baker q Rearick, Tailors and Clothierss
III w. Robinson, Groceries and Provisions.
A. H. Russler Il Bro. Groceries and Provisions
J.Wm & G. A. Miller Agricultural implements
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NO, D.
White and Blue

TEMPERATURE ATT O'Clock A. Moo.
Maximum 300.
Minimum 800.
WIND: Force Brisk.
Direction from North
SAFE or SKY: Partly Cloudy.
Rain fall 90 inches.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-05

CITY PRODUCE MARKET.
Revised and corrected Dalyby D. M Kllmcr.
Grocery. Provision 4 Queenware Merchant.
King street. MAY 4 isoa
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CHRIST BEFORE PLATE :
COUPON

These Cnpons win be numbered and any one
Who viii present At the once Of The WoaLD. on
Public square. Seventy five l55l Of these coupons
numbered cousecutively. viii receive free n
beautiful copy IN eol0rs Of the great painting,
Christ Before Plate
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-05
Add Your Name |
The Best Offer Ever Made to Our City
to Obtain a Manufacturing Plant.

Hosiery and Wooden Mills coming
that will give our city payroll Of
from $50, 100000 to 500, 600. 90, per
annum. This factory has an estab-
lished trade for all their goods, and is
well backed financially.
The following gentlemen have each
subscribed $4,000, for this enterprise,
and the names will be added to this
list as fast as they come in. This will
show our citizens who have the good
Of our city at heart, and not selfish in
helping the laboring classes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29

June delivery, 5S-9id value; juno and July a.,,,.
iScii value; July and August delivery, 49,
e.ofd September delivery. a sellers Se-tembe,
ry sota Sovc:ncr and b "S NSoye% Sa,
sellers ~ 'Nd
Galveston. June os.-Cotten easy; midi,g 7a,s
Tow middiing. llIGc good ord parry 1-lGc: net
receipts 1872 bales; sales, lc00 bales stock "a @
bales. ''i>S
Norfolk, June 2S.--fOtton dull: midillDg Tie. =,
md1ne. 13Gc cooi Urinary cisc lst rcce,n,, '9v
bales Tross q bales exports cois:wise 7c5 bales VI
I19 bol"s stock. 6277 tales. 'A'eA
savannah. June 2a-cottol quiet: mid.ling 70. L.
mddnc Giec: good ordinary l-1Gc no. and rrs 'oN
ceius 10 bales exports coastwlse All bales stlce
Laics stock. 1890 bales. u.s. NV
inw.Or'esns June 9s.-Co.ton easy: miiding 7,.e...
miing q Hide; cod ordinary g 3.icc. net -sc NV
's bales; eros Loss bales; sSEor, coastwlse soS
Mobile. Juno os-co'ton d,l midfiIng 7i.c: a..
mddng il-1Gc; good ordin'rv. 5.Icc ro, and nv
receipts AZ b.lcs: exports colstwise, 1j7 bales. ~.
100 bales stock, II ,13j bales. ~'
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NO CHAMPAGNE FOR THEM.
runrE MEN on \ TRAMP AsroNIenFD by TIE
STRANGE MESSAGE; OF HOTEL PROPRIETOR.


STRANGE MESSAGE OF HOTEL PROPRIETOR.
Wol,eboio agh Centre y. H., Juno ca-it "as
nj summer hotel IN tie Nh'tc Nod"'''
The dav was warm. bat not too warm am p'oaN'"'
breczs Was blowing. Three young mon, who han D'o"
taking tramp OF u hundred miles or more hao Arr'o"
aftcr the bell had been FOR the carly afternoon
dinner which Is tho uc In those resorts. They were
somewhat dusy ana travel stained. but. IN spite %
their long walk. were full Of spirits ani Go'' MINOR
On their way 10 TIL, point IN their ionHcF my 'o
decided 70 dcpar from their usual custom ana c''s
In n bottle Of champagne. ~ the hotels thcF Ia" VIZ
tied in crossing Vernon, such tlns would. OF course
have been impos sble Vermont bcinG prohibition
State and the hotels. IN consequence. being 'rvcri
DEGREES below the highest ort-' Iut hero IN MY
Hampsliic they confident OF sc''Ihr n" '"o'
wanted IN this ilnc or any similar one
Dinner was fairly undcr war for them when one u
tho three rau,ps bcckoned the pr;tt waitrcS' Who
was caring for the table ut which they N>rc ho'o, anu
where they were the Observed Of all oo'cIvo' ~
mist summer hotels the number OF mcn was small
trouscrs were scarce az ono Of tho party put i-nhn
n boppened that tho three travellers were The Only lo
Mt their table. Consequently they aroused IN Almost
romantic interest In the hearts OF :ic rnn"rou' iHo'
nv whom they were surrounded. 1t las fr'n Sn'd mat
tbey were late in arriving. and OF The ladies Iao
already left tho dinng-room when the pretty waitress
WAS summoned and Informed that bottle OF cHAn-
payne was desired
The girl Stoned to have some difficulty In comprr-
bending the Order but when 1t was repeated sho sh'u
she would tell Mr Smith, ms the proprietor may DC
called for the sake Of Identifying him.
In n few minutes she returned and said IN 10"
tome close 10 the ear of tho who had given the
ORDER
ale saws lie In sht missed the log yet
.What ~ exclaimed tho tramp. In wonder
..IIc saws hc hasn't missed the leg yet she repca'co
"Dut ordered bottle OF champagne DID SoH
tell him that7'
ayes and he said: Tell them hat haven't missed
the log ye' lie said you would understand.
aDut don't understand. and want nv champagne
Go back and tell lin again.
The Girl went and conc longer than before
When she returned II with the same mcs age whch
she delivered with added confidence: Tell them that
I haven't missed the log vet.
Dcsparing Of champagne and mystihcd by the con-
auct of The hotel man. tho trampS inquired whether
they could obtain santcrne caret or anything ciSc'
only 10 be told that nothing OF spiriiuois nature
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could be had at that house. so they hni7ne' '"''.
dinner rs best they could but the mystery OIL u. s
that hadn't been missed rcnancH ""''""
leaving the dining room they had nearly ''"'"' Wv
conclusion that tho hotel proprietor EHst h' '''''
o- .l,c that fhc prrtiy waitress. who hao '''''o"
unusually intelligent. Boiled her appearance Hn'
,,c,,,,ln ~ carryIn. message correctly. IlNy n"o
m Intention OF asking for an explanation ann N'''
=, ~. ,oiot q, rcsrmng their journey ana 'h'hn8
m. hn.t q the place from their feet Win 'no'c ''
ordinary v,-nr when hcy wcrc Intercepted Nv "'
Smith himself. who At Orcc began '" nro'os''o '''
pro.n--iy. ,,.
gym r,nst hive tnoucht tina, nm extraordinary
ro.s-re N,t sent Won nj dinner he began
Tho three tramp ass'n'"d In 'iicnce.
mw.u II wen, rlrant for IN Insult. assure v"
no went on "i,t arosc from ni'nnderS'a'u'E
tn, fact 70 supposed fhc order for champagne ''"o
from thrn- gentlemen siins al tho table next 70 No
They have been here some time ana lc"l "o4"'''''
,ilh flew Tits morning nc were 'hihlhe ""'''
I,- tl.t Won ,,n soe lyins ont on tir lawn 'ncr@'
IN jolirs WY The, proposed 20 cut Vt mn ana c'r'y
# away. ard they wanted 10 snow II wonon' ope"
bof,I. ~ fIry an So lanchnrly said ] would
I tn.w they Lad no Intention OF doing H. h0t WV"
ono Of fhc tris came 70 me ana said th't 'h'cc H''
ncn wnh;cd bottle Of champagne snppoN'o' "
course that tacy were reminding mo oI "N ~
nrornsc md rs the leg hadn't been tonchcd nA'''n,
.ont h1G1, word That nan not missed It yet hanh
Tho ,cost idea I'm the world that II was Three strangers
Prov, whom ,hc order cane or should never have
cent sIch a message von may he sure. can imagine
yonr surprise and amusement on receiving H. ,:n
nnv assure y0u gentlemen. that had no inl'lItion
Of Insulting YOU. and Offer the hnmoeSt hpoiop| III
ms power" .a,,o. ,r,v NJ
TO the suggestion MAT not inappropriate way VI
eonlint tho wounded feelings Of the tranS Womb uc
Tor Sir smith To set n bottle on his own hcco",
Inc proprietor could only rcpy that II was h0t IN MS
mower To- do So since he had nothing OF 'hc klhu un
prcmscs and hc frankly admitted that IN previous
ycnr, when hc lad aiken ont license ne DEMAND ~.
linors vae 90 small that II did not pay fni 10 nhuer
Sc fhc three tramp. departed their last look ~ me
rlacn linrcrcd gincv the log on the lawn Wncu
IN ttCir certain knowledge the proprietor hanHI
missed vet What they wondering now Is Whcthetr
II will still be there the occasion {" lh'if ~
visit at somo ne set unprcdicablc time IN the ln'nie'
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2 &c. green star c. 3.5Gc: blue star c. lie. Pc
tro cam quiet ard steady; refined IN bbls oboe
i,c.d duc. hnt I'm. Winter bran. Sl5dSl6 pc. ton
ioat,,s lally active and Il a4y a. 1oGuSi % ps:
hi DR. good TO prime new Kcccp.s-Fiour. Loo
ks '1l;IO sarsS: wh,st, 1900 bush: corn. 5000
bush: ,ats 1000 busi. rhip1nents-Wheat. 90
bush corn. 100 bssh cas-; l2.so3 bush 10
rcA Iunc. - i-ic bid and - 3 4c ashcd 40 july
-0 &c bid. SO asked do. AUGUST, 50 1-2c bid, SIC
aqked do. Angai &c ~ BID. 81 asked september.
50 i.2c Later futurs unchunsci.
Wheat Opcncd A shade ca bur soon turned ard al
y,ncet .I-4dlc then cnid OF and closed Il ~
3sc above Yesterday cash, lI"Isc July closed
u sc; August ~ fc Dt ,nen Sa
cined but closed 7-sc atOY- ycstcrday. Cash and
July, ~ i-cc; September - l.ac. oats sharply
advanc,d each Bic asked July coed 3lc; Ang,is
fg q4 $40 5 So% 96 S' prIc 50 os 40
Euttcr better; CT amer II 054FI9o ;darysloja $llG
Esr imer I'LL i2c ia,can!c'l; c".nm 10
iard nominal RS dOs6 20. brY salt m.aiy
ahonhcrs. So 20 ribs. 81 40: shorts ~ 72 IL :
i9xch i5c more; nacoa-shonld:Is Sd 80 ionT' and
~ -. Rccoipts-Flour, 5000 bbls: wheat co.,
o0O bush corn So coo tuvh oats. 81 900. Rrc and
baroy none SilpmentS-ll0ur, cocoon bhs; wheat
5000 bush 900 bnsh oats. 1000 bush; ryo
and barley none.
Toledo June os-Whcat active higher: No . cash
and June Scc. July. 50 l4c. ATgtft 80 lfc; Sep
so / &C.; .Juiy bic. No. B. A7c.; No 4. BE. Oats
dnn oady: No. ., cash. "a l-2c. Rye quiet cash.
73c. CovcrSrcd dull prime cash, p October. ~ 3d.
oats 800 bush. iyc. :O2 bush. ShIpmcnts-F our.
06G bills: wheat 10000 BUSH; corn, $4,000 bush
rye LOO BUSH
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TIE STATE or 1RADk

Baltimore Jgne csaI1og ;,c,dT' b Tnen' 'as SO
. &c jug s6- Angus, $780,. 2rvhcf sSS
, IN, .1 ,'Si ~ $50 ba.a .Ioc 80 S, u's -
57Co) Gi'h sou'n'Tn "h RAN m,.i pot and the
Hca 5 INK 'i% oiS s.. 7T sa.h "'. i. 1900
!s.h soa Am Gn f en-. Mh,e yccia tl@,2c; 80 :
mo- .oi Gn.s ry. ,trcns and lsa-r, so :. pc RI
scM hc 20 , S"as rs cG-i ;o rim clg9,> qact
ancam.rt cotton nomn,i nlathr a,.o ,,opldrr. ege
long 'f d'r ri H. H. Do 'f arqr '"i e. I 'T
1a"GHed S. crude Gsc But, actNe crc,rry f,nsy,
sos Do ti oc i.1nS % imi,a9 eiSr, ' S,cEc
da ii"i ko f ;afs aIas ,l s"s1r
i IT.. wn,Scq s.c,.y at 81 2;dsi37.
ro.ton. June 2,rour quiet and .tsody G cH+G
FIRM steamer yellow. 6oo GIG pntS hrm I n' 'nls.
eeip pi 400 bis. 1000 sacks. corn 81
ood 1ssn Ga 39o49 s", NGr, sh" G cod inquiry
for '' q. ale 1000 bush No. hard spot at
20 Isc; 300 bush No. northern n Do ; =, 80 20
Northern. G. /. T.. ut a 3-Ac 10000 bush do do at
s; II. Closing: SO. hard spot, 80 Sc 80 North,
rarI. C. t. f. ~ lie: No. Northern. ~ sc Winter
wheat quiet i cars No > red sod at o7oS. l"c no:
demand fair: cars no yellow sold ut 30 -" sic |!
II cars No yclow -old at Ii@ 30 3;c o cars n"
H a" 50 s,r ~" hot o T at =" &c. SOFA Oats So" cpcac
Easy: 8 cars No. white sold n 3er; closed
strong: 3 cars 40. white sold at - i-sc; car ar
&c Flour IN better demand and firm rrst spring.
- ooa So: do winter. - GjaS, -. Eve hour
~ 5O0sf 81. NH feed steady fair demand ,aR!!
frcigltS steady wheat. , &c com &c o'ts' J 70
naxSocd I-sc. Rcc"IptS-Fiour. 330Gi larr"l' :
wheat 1872 900 bush corn. 22ooO0 lnsh Slipmcm'S
@Cana-Vhcat. 10000 bush oats. - 900 bush Reil-
Flonr Al 900 barrels: wheat. 10000 bush corn
- 900 bush oats, Isl 900 bush barley. oooo bsh
chicago June 39.-Ihc leading futures IancHd a. fol-
lows:
WHEAT. so. ..
Orrnlnc II chest. Lowest. closing
-. -cis 20 - 19'-
j j%1: =. g. s.: g..
August .................-- 90 80
corn 40. :?
Juno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1li2 Il's OF "
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June %. 3 AS D. m.-Bcef and por,, T.
poor demand. Hams I'm good demand Bacon In ~
demand; Cumberland cut. abou, 2S to 30 ponnS.
firm at :'9s long clear nidlcs. about A. pounS.
firm nj SOS: long and short clear mdiles Abort Z
pounds. firm NJ 3JS. Shoulders about 10 10 ~
pounds. firm Mt 3is. Cheese IN fair demand: Amsss
lean finest white and colorcd steady ut ass Cd Tai
low In poor demand Spirits OF tnrpeaine in noo
demand dull nj 2?s. ROsin in poor demand IL
spot and futures IN poor der,ond prime Westerr
SPOT End June strong ut 35s u .1G'y and Aumst
sirnng ut 35S I'd. Wheat and for.
I'm fair demand Corn-;pot In poor demand: fltnrSS
in fair demand mixed Western spot steady M 4.
o I'D Jane steady at IS 3-4d: July steady -
Is I'D August s,eadv at IS G I'd. Hops y
London Pacific Coast-Thcre is nothing ofYerin. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. June 2S.-At the wool salcs IN day 1890
bales Of average quality were offered. There was a
good attendance, ard the competition moro active
Home and German buyers purchased merilos anil
crosshrcis largely: Following arc the SIZES In detail
and the prices obtained New South WacS-4SOO
bales secured, Tda l. 3 I'D DO, locks and pieces
lido Is I'd: greasy. hdd0 / I'd: do. locks and
pieces, . 1-oda Sd. Quccnsnnd-a00 balt,: scOurci,
idd1s I'd do lccks and pieces, 1-oda Is I'D ;
greasy, 3-d0S I'D. Mohonrne and Victoria
8 200 bales: secured, q 2dd1s sd do. locks and
pieces. 7dd Is I'D greasy ! 3-4dd Is l I'D: do
locks All pi"c'S, l-2do %; moro. odG3s 2 I'D
South Australi1-6OO lacs: secured. Z 2d0 I'D do
locks and Iacccs. Ida 2s s Ia greasy. 4 l-2dG
"a: DO. locks and pieces. 34d@4 IA West
AuStrnlinf(O bales grr,sy, Jdd I'd do, locks and
pieces. 2d0 I'd; fleece. 10 1-2dsls Id New Zealand
5000 bales; secured. 10 LIDO Is Cd; do. locks and
pieces. 7dd1S Sd greasy. GdG Il I'D: do. lOrhs
and pieces 4 2d.S0d Cape If Good Hope AMI
Natal 200 bales secured, IL I2d61s I'D; greasy.
> Id cd ; fleece, 0d0 led.
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
Liverpool, June % 1 n. m.-COtt0n-Fntures closed
barely steady. mi dllng low middllng clause
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WHEAT. so. ..
Oprk OanIeo.

Females
YOTNG English lady would rach
nu ic and g.. rnap. AMI ~ ia the care OF
Young children -. n AZ herself o'h'tw!-r
useful ia uturn for refined HON. dur NJ me
,Imuirr months 40 silaiy references ~
chauc L. NdIrc.. TEN fll.t. Bon ~.
rrlhunc UPTOWN Onicc. Ie'. ironhNay.
OtFICl ASSASSINATION Lad, win
some knori.dg> oi st.LO-r,phy ami TYP
writing. dr.lr, y s.tioI. Adde'S :. l.. 60
49, iifoa way.
SEANSTI:TSS.--h Young lady Will 20
OFT ~ tic dqy do nrst-claSs ilhr s"w-
Tug n Whit go1d>. OF SiiA und 20 wear,
ul-n infant. outfits; ~ 30 pr GaY. MIS-
JAMES. - East 9i-t-st
SI.NOGEAPHI.H and TYPEwEiTEg.
by Young lady ND Islands cor.e-lDnd
enc; friri,cs. Address l.. G., log 81
ave.
YDt'N ~ LADY. experienced In writing.
would iiHr ~ iuol IN ono" or store. OF os
cp-h.'i rfrrnr',. Adde'S -. MtQ..
e.S West jl,t-st.
YOUNG LADY Us desires position IN
0f,r. Ia sou.c Ero"ieag' ~ si"rography
aud tgiroWrilrg ialF Uf!'''r. Address -
l.. G.. 80 Broadway.
Young LADY. COCA srnographer aud
Up writer unfortunately q beginner ind'
ing u hard t. rc' start would ccpt a
position A. nominal ngurr Tor Orlrr cNI.'fl-
cncc. fair Enoalrfr" Of single entry. Box
Gsh. Orange. y. J.
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lilo, ,o,, ,h. sInrrt, hines, Of the market. AZ the
~ " rhanc the sales OF National Transit ce'h
go" ,onntrd fo 600 rarrcl- ut % cents. ~ Ia :
,'n-oiidntod FNrhanc. the rccoil sh"Wtl S"ic> v"
III .; 600 horrcl, M - 7-sd 80 81 tcntS -,
Trnncd oil IN barrels quoted NJ q cent ~ ..:S
.. 20 .na i'm as ~ Gro: crud. In baTrcl' at '''
and in bulk ri 80. ..r, =. Ia francs !:
frrcisn 1uo,ation' ws"; AntNcTr, - 20
BIcm.a $40 nlarhs; Loaio'. = '-"" Uono"
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TIE PETROLECM MARKET

NEWS rrOM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The visible supply Of refined petroleum for the seven
prnclpal North German ports On jane ID was
0O5OoO barrels decrease of 'o'ooV barrels. FROM
(uly 1901 TO June IL. 1899, there were taken for
consumron 1,11..OOO barrels. an incriS" OF !: O'O
barrels ns coInparet with the previous year
Local dealings In crude petroleum Yesterday offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MhRKE1.

London; Juno cs. D. m-Erie 277sc do second COZ,
sols I'll 0S st. Paul common. s4Nc: Tpading BOZ,
Mexican Central per cent bond'. 73,,c SmnIsh 4,
90 3I6c Parts advicrs quote per cent rcn,os az ~
III confines for the account and Exchange on Ic
don az % francs 10l confines for checks.
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Oorh Uanteo.

Males.
WANTED.-Bv n young man. ~. I'M
m1rrlcd a position ~ batk"rPr. or IN
rrt,T liDuor store three years experience;
strictly icmJnrste; Nr-t-class r,!"r'nr"
only nrst-cla.. place wanted Adlrrs>.
with wages. Bon 27s. Ncwv'llc. Penn.
Young MAN u intelligence. good ~.
rfirr csttb l,hm.nt. wants situation. J..
II. SIM. i6J 81. pauI-aN". Jcf-r' cry.
YOUNG MAN. age IL. dc,lr'S 20 De- ~.
n,cntlcrd 20 LO,lbnlinl trad; can furnish
good references. Address Box II. t'ntrr-
cal" X. |.
Y0TNu MAN II gool address, would
Ike Iosl;ion IN ONCE Downtown good ri
orencrs from lat employers; salary, -.
X -. Tribune onicc.
YOt'NG Man. American. age o. wants
WORK 70 thing; not afraid - work
Addfc.~ FRANK. care Daily. 2li West
l0itn-st.
YpvNo, MAN Ns.. desires position IN
rrodgce market. or at anyhing Address
". -. Pos T.. Tribune ofcc.
Y0rNG MAN 10. wishes a position
undNrst,ud. Ncrography. ,!Pcw ritlne and
hroAscrpinr writes a good hand PETER
H.. tribune once
40 PAID 10 any one procuring st"adv
employucnt. cltv or country, $40 week
wag,s for honest -oh~r. Intelligent Young
J. az. DCLEl. % Johnson-st.. brooklyn.
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HAVANA MARKET.


Havana, June 2s.-Spnnish gold, 9 AZ l.46247I1
EXCHANGE weak. SUGAR quiet Saturday at lats
hour 1000 bags moasses sugar, IS degrees polarza
ton, we're sold at e. % gold per quinta
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DneincsS Chnntts.

A1TTNT1ON GROC EES.-rarraln $3.50
worth y Zoo VIII buy: N'Whrk. y. !.
stock nStr."s ard bus nos' o. tstlblisl.d
Cash gfJccr-. low r'ft' cNcc!lfn5 opportunity.
UpD'iF.>. l37 brotlNov.
ATTENTION. COtL MERCHANTS
H,rgl.o. AZ go Newark. y. j. l'rnlcr'v
ara hm lno.s. = VIE r.t1blisLrd col
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Rooms iuanteo.

GENTLEMAN and wife desire large. or
two unfurnished rooms, carpet or without
tom: 1tth 10 3ith St.. lowest price. 2J6
putnam-aTc.. Brooklyn.
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On the Produce Exchange today the butter m'"t was
trrch,nrci. Eggs. ltc.
SC. ; red. Sc: receipts. f,5oo bush. sAi2'ncns'
500 bush earn firm: 80. mixed, 3i";H &c.
rvs 80 ., 70 I-2c. Pork firm II II. Lara N,ionk,
~ o. rillk meats In good demand, - 90 i'hc"h
rong, ~ %. Whisky steady: sa'',, 80 Dds. On
lass Il -. Butter stronerr ancy Elan ci"t mr,n
.2c. Ohio. zee. choice dairy, ~ i3c. rngar hrh'f'
FrfS firm. II I.3c. Cheese IN good demand
rri,nfcIpA,a June rlour-wintcr ruled st"a1y
undrr small supplies but demand light. spring;
were dull and weak to .c though spot supplies wrIc
not large ard offerings from thc mills ~etc vSrS
modcrt". Rye flour lnlet steady. - for rholre
varccd I.i@i.2c In sympathy with the improycmcnt
In o,h-r grain ccntrcs. 40. l Northern >rrln1 on
tack % i-oc No. rcd IN export cleva'or = i-3c:
No. : rrI june ~ I-4os7 ice july sc Ia 20 l2c;
Crrn-Ihc option market was strong and adVanca1
3-4GIc under vet Weather West. but there VA ve;v
little disposition to trade here shippers were holding
OF. Lc'al CARROTS Of No., yer r,aTrc ana l-2s
mixed In tral"smcn's elevator. 80 &c; 90 on tIica
arii in T1cntlrthSt. ELEVATOR. sc; No vcllow on
trnck - %: No = mixed June, 80 "a &c Jnv.
s. ia - 3ac: Auclst. 81 Ian Is jtc september,
5i6j4 DC. Oats Receipts liberal! but there va,
fair local trade demand ,nd pric "s ruled S"ahv.
Fninrcs wcrc quiet and without important chhng':
Rejected white 3sc: No. 8 white 80 Ice migrated
Whit, 80 I-20 zoe: No white. 41c; do on track.
Il &c: Jnl5, i6%' 4oiac: NugIst d - oc sep
tcmAcr b. 1.e03Sc. Butter firm and In good demand:
frnn s;vania creamery extra, zoe do print. do "a"
o7r. Eggs quiet and irregular: Pennsylvania hrNs.
10 2aI7c. Refined surars-I'rlcc> Guota,ly nm
changed, but relncrS are madng r"bai" of 1.lHc
per ID from rates given below Trade i good Cubcs;
jSc: extra powdered xxx. 3a5 l1c: standard
powdered. ~ lGc fine cr7nnlatcd. ;i-7c standard
3ac: confectionery \. 1-fc red star \, l-9c.
keystone A. 43-lGc: Franklin Il. 1-lGc; rcd star,
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Go Get for bnsincss purposes
Confirm Real gsiate for Sale

A.-FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-A -cle-
bra3-l .DD,n iarn. aioCt ID avlc', war
a HuG -on River landing aud minutu. from
ral.wa, station. nOu IN house. l. FOCUS.
all city coaNcnicnoc, large barns .1d
stables Accommodations for 100 lad stork
lG box stalls will cut 100 tos> my build.
ings insured for s2l goo; will consider city
prop r;y IN eNch.ngr. tFoilO f,3oI.
AT GREAT NECK, l.. I.-pretty cottage.
$50; a., 500. (Fol.0 $500 PHILLIPS
& WELLS, Tribune Building.
AGENCY FOR MONTCLA!R-Dwen.
fngs for sale or TO let large assortment ~
handsome building sites: terms ea.y
TUBDS & TAYLOR. 8 BcckInan-st. y. y.
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AorH Danteo
E'ernal les

Females
BOOK EEPER ard CASHIER.-Younc
adv Understandings double and single entry
desires 20 't.oa wn5Te she can make her.
sell generally useful. INDUSTRY. J73
broadway, DrooAlyn.
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furnished hooms

90 ----~-~'-~--
a SNAIL FAMILY Wonl1 1T ncaIT
fu..ishcG ROOMS: gentlemen: reference.
.35 West llth-st.. nc1r 'th"N".
At g. IRVING PLACE. above 18TH -.
-tirst-cl1ss rooms md sult :.
F1-HNiSfITD H1CLS.-A choice u
hand me furnished looms Fl -st-class caterer
r. hohsc: bcs. refer nc". gwen. 81 West
lath-St.
SUITE or TWO EOoNS.-To Iar;y
~ pcntlcmor also two snail foOns: with
rrNa,n family. SIS Wes. 23dst.
ICTil-S l.. 20 NEST. near 5ih.aNr.-
-. c,y furh'<h-d CONS. ~ ~ 80. ~. - 81
81 to = hot md co,G va,rr baths closet ;
i:st-cl's. house rfiNat" !1n'iy.
l2lr..Sf. ~ wTSr.-vrry dcsIIablc
"~"ond noor. cnnrr'ta' ~ So afNt"; run
ming water also hail Ipor7. wi'h "lo.H'
59n-S'i'.. 3"3 EASr.-t, l.hcd room :
~ MI ncn oily; private house; low
prize, t'fcrcnc'.
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miscellaneous.

HlKD MAMA Lccps Canary Blrds IN
cuOl health and song while noult.n2 Cr
changing feathers. l;c. ~ MN. ElTd
BOOK fee. Bird FOOD CO.. 800 y. 81.
81. "hilo1, lrhia. Penn
SEMl.ANNUALS SAILS Thousand bar.
gains SuIcrinr Lisc StocEin-> 3jc.
Il yal BiaHity &c. sued Go,'-. ijc..
etc. JANMfS, 900 BrOadWa- and - Yves.
o,t.I-st.
WANiID. Second. hand Ericsson ana
Rider hoi-aif pumping engine. Apply u
J. J. McCABE, Machinery DcpO. ~ COlt-
iand'-st.