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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
FREIGHT RATES To COLORADO POINTS.

Chicago July THE Commissioners Of the Western
TIailc Association met today at Chairman Walkers
Office and will probably continue in session several
DAYS The most important matter under consideration
is the condition of the Colorado freight rates, rs
affected by the proposed 30 PR cent reduction TO 20
into effect July %. a number OF traffic ohclt'
including those Of the Rock Island and thc HuFih-loh'
the two roads that first gave notice Of their Intention
10 reduce tho rates were called upon TO make state
mcnts regarding the situation. There seems 20 be
disposition Oh the part Of the Commissioners at this
late day 10 make an effort 70 prevent III threatened
Generalization. and for that reason much interest Is
felt In the outcome OF their meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
Coyywrcrr MUSIC TEACHERS Association.

Bridgeport. Conn., July The second DAYS session
Of the annual musical festival OF the Connecticut Music
Teachers Association was hci In this city yesterday
George 4. kies. OF Norwich was elected president and
Irving Emerson Of Hartford, secretary and treasurer
An essay on Gun Everybody Become a Sngeri was
read By Leo kOner. Of New York. The next annual
convention Will be held at Hartford the first Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday In June, s'3 in order no,
conflict with the National Convention, to be held at
Chicago. The session ended with conccr, bv the
Knci>rl String Quartet. OF Boston. Tomorrow Edwin
klahrc Of Boston will give piano recital at the close
of the convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08

a have advertised for YOU In ~ The Gazette" for
years" said the Union veteran. .
Il was busy raising corn-no time for reading
"The Gazette" laughed the other.
Well, this Is what wanted 10 ma you TOT, Just
mention what want"
i've got a line farm saii thc Confederate;
proudlv but with no sign o. bOastfulness. a good
wife and six children. don't want ANYTHING else
that man give" -,
All right" said the stranger. 4" ! amt rich
man INF five got some money, and cal get more,
and every dollar OF II IS yours wherever you choose
20 ask for It." u,,
"Come along" said the Old Confederate, linking
his arm IN the strangers, all want IS iOf ypu 70
help Us hurrah for old Jack TO-DAY. ana theh go NUM-
with me and the old woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
wheat-Jply. IS: August, sas /:
4: September. Nb; o..
: sept mber. Sb; DC.

wheat-July. IS; August, s4s September stb; o..
Corn-July Joi. August 5j+ September. tSs; Dc.
tobcr 54ia 80. "
oats-July :e' August 3d.. sepse,nbeer - ssay
The rccep;. clain and -four rpVfted yesterday Il
Sew.York Philadelphia Baltlrcre ard ros:on were
follows Wheat, 2j6. OG6 bushels: Ii50i7 bushels
ost 247 bushels total grain 54 $50 bushels nonr
a. .0l packages. At Cbiogo, Milwaukee. and st. Louis
the arrivals Wheat 3ts9i bushels corn 80 10.
bushels oats 5B3. 3oi bushels total gfabi. l3ot6lo
bushels flour, 81, Is: barrels.
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uomrsnr GirnaIlons Uanteo

Males.
Young COUPLE wish situation, "a
coachInIn or adehcr IN city or country (;
vile 4, 4 filst.class hOuscNOfkcr. i. ,.
THOMPSON, rs Es-t 431--t.
YOJ Nj UNMAEE, III MAN Of u-
questionable ability snd character desires a
position Oh gentleman, place Ia >nhHrban
Town a. eithc. couchman or assistant
c0lchnan: understands care 81 iirst-rate
hois'.,. Larnr-s and carriages. cows ana
lawn. chickens. colts. &c. good 'sr' ~
driver: ,ricLly temperate; Wiling ana
obliginI Address stating NOra ana
Wages G.. q. b. care VI general delivery,
summit, Ncw-Icrs'y.
YoiNtr MARRIED COUPLE. without
children man good horsemah ana gardener
wife for general house best references.
:. H.. 70 f.ln.st Newark y. J.
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tUork tOanie0.
Females.

fcinalPS.
tONPANlON.-Wl VI refinement de-
-ir'> pNs.i ola D companion g. elderly lady
81 invalid nothing mcnIIl beet 81 rr'rT-
"rccs. Mr.. u. T.. ARNLIT. :, south
st.. Apbrfn. y. Y.
SIENDGfAFlER. 'yrcv ritter and os
,i>'1n' 'pnkk" per Win "Np' ~ ncc. all =
permanent ro-.u'u can tikr d. 'atiOn a.
rect oil nadine. u d"''r,d. l.. MAS.
40 l~'-' bttl--t.
WANTED nv lrly OF 10 yr,r.' o.
I"rl"ar.. position 10 puhlisher~ off," -
o. sfru rlnia--cf, "a oukS. Adde'S " g..
10 It. James Pilcn. Rfoollvn.
WANTED -bY yHuag lady q p1s r,I
1s .''n0tiIlhcf and tpr Yer. AfGf' -
MIS- HAl INlK. IL AtiInt!c-is'.. BIolF-
liu y. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
Real estate Uanic0

WANTED TO RENT for the sca-on al
inland country Mace wi I'm hours OF New
York CITY must be hieh ground. dry cli,
mate. absolutely free from malaria ane
mosquitoes good drainage una M1ed hot ~.
large. well 1rranc q ana cohilrWN iui-
pished good s.,b.cs. shaded lawns. Kitchen
S,Idcn de- ind .pcn s1bl'. send full ccs-
ertp.on. terms, &c, 70 II. ii. COON E7q"
j, 49, oadwa!, y. \. cay. -
wANTED-To lease or buy pan.
coulfortab.e low priced house In a hea.l,y
viiiaoe en,cnt h. schools AMI church
Witt WITT description. place ana pr.cc 20 r. p,
WILLIAMS. care Of Il. J. Brown, ~
Nsssau.si.. %cw-lorA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
ws FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF pRrcns

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE,
The crude certificate market yesterday was SHADE
lower. There dealings at the Stock Exchange
and at the West business appeared 10 be interrupted BY
prevalence labor troubles PttsburR That
city is oil production and interests
that the condition OF s,mi-anarchy prevailing near 10
checking operations. The dealings IN options at the
Consolidated Exchange here amounted to $4,000 barrels
at 53dj23, cents. Refined petroleum quoted I'M
changed at cents per gallon in b,rrels 50 cents In
bulk and 20 cents In cafes Foreign quotations
Antwerp, l5s francs Bremen, $40 marks London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
NOTHING DONE ABOUT THE CUT r

NOTHING DONE ABOUT THE CUT RATES.
Nothing has been done by the Trunh Line AssO-
citation regard to the cutting of passenger rates
rosntng from the special rates made to the Christian
rndeayor Convention now being held in this city.
commissioner Goddard said yesterday that the cutting
was confined to return tickets and the Western roads
,cro sponslblc for IT, No action available 10 The
,N.,k lines to prevent scalpcrs from manipulating tile
io lie delegates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
grpngaSd i2c Copper steady. refined. llailsc

whissey s:sodv 81 cjGst o.
Buffalo, July 7--srrng whcat-Orerings light, demand
iar sales, 5000 busn No nafi. c. l. L. sod at 81 e
bush 80 northern sold at si+c cars do so,d at
s410ct',c; 10 900 bush do. T., sold at SAC wv
bush No Northern sold at 79c 1900 bush do sold at
1870. closing No hard. c. l. L. at s02c No North
ern spot s3iac do c. l. T.. sac No North'rh IOs
IsLe; 40 do. 7ORc; winter wheat lover cars 40 !;
Ted sold Sac bush do IN STORE -olu az
sac; tar No extra vel sold nj Sic cars No white
sold al SGbc track; 1900 bush Wisconsin whitS n
SOLD Sc Corn easter demand Light cars NO :
yellow sold ais &c cars No do sold az 537a2ic car
No d. sold AZ soc cu No sold ~ 5'2c' ear o
SOD jOdi0iac oats quiet and easier ear. no d:
white sold 3sa a3S',e cars No white sold at 80
d3j2c s 10 mixed sold ~ 36ac ! cor no STade,
sold at Bic. Rye easy: car ~ sd az s@ic ianr
weak. demand best spring - % - - 40 Nel
- iOdsA 90: rye rogr - j0dsi so. MN feed quiet
snd unchanged Canal .rcieht, strong wheat 2'.c @as
I've raXsced. 2,c 10 NewioT Receipts oNr ~ W
bbs; wheat: 100 900 bnsh corn. 49, 600 bush oa;s'
las 900 bush barley 2j,Jl9 bush shipments, by coai-
Wheat ljG 600 bush corn 800 bush oats ~ 600
bush naxscd 80 col bush. ny ral-Flour IS COO Dbl
wheat. 1853 900 bush: 1900 BUSH oats iOooOo
bush
Chicapn Iulv Tho loading futures ranRed as fOl.
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rupopF,N ppoDrcr MARKETS

Liverpool July :. 3;t5 p. m-reef and pork q poor
shoulders ~ 10 IS ~ firm a: 2 Cheese in poor
American finest white and "iorcd steady 1t AS
ralow In poor Spirits turJfntine d.
nand stcody at 90, I'd. l;osr in poor demand Lard
spot in fair demand. futures IN poor demand; prime
wc.tcrn spot and July steady at 37s August and Sep
t.mber steady at 37s 81 Wheat ord -four in poor de-
nrand ,orn-Spot in poor demand futIr's f,r de.
mamd mixed western, July. firm ct A. I'D September
INN AZ Is n. Hops at LondOn-pscnc COast-Th.re 70
hing cfTlr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
Countrp Real Cstate 60 ftt,

IN GUILFORD. CONN.-liaH house. SIX
rooms, un!ufnishcd, So month Address
ROBINSON, lS2 Warrcn-st., Brooklyn.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

Al az IRVING PLACE. above 18th
st-Fine room also suit.
5TU.AvE., lG8, NEAR 42D.sf L.
Elegant furnished rooms for ge|, e1e" :
private baths board optional. ---
I2O MADISON.AVE.-iAtsc ana s'a u
rooms On suIt or single transient o. r.
manent; private parties rf"fchcFa,
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Mica.

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:, station ". Brooklyn
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Tx" tHh i'..''n %, s'. rS'r.
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W. ~ =, -. -
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ms, JNNlTOK. DI,lsn-afr. > L-'cN-Tt.
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JUST Lonh ~ NV."l -UnIi Nl"Iilt
'o..o 100 words. Address t. l. NM ''N'
NNtuiNiST. \ competent NJ. ana
lef. rufk'r. 4 INN'N' sos. 30 NJ
ba'ic.atr.
Nr,r yoI.X, ,f,V.,.o.f.d .geI A.
.nns Wi p,Iclts. wish, ,lt1nton IL
,alt~ OF >'.r' bet references 7Ncn. Tall
ni WIZ Ad1'c's q th't 3oth-',.
r,tNT,.5 -p.,c,l..l h,u. rn'nt.f. Ia.
som.nof nnf god o'narcnt'ng, rant, Noi%
srnd potii. 'aid AId'n'~ tBFLl ~ so
!! at "'H--i.
rI&rlu r-,r,. WINK n1.nilne In ali
rr,nrhc. roou,- ksi-ouln'd at ~ PER room.
lf,r,- md r,,r., .pocni;y c-;in ats aIfcn.
L.VI. l'3,5 sl',,c
,,I,Itv I'D kFE.-NnIng man.
Wit, Al r,fctcnc.. ep,A aud wiling. &C.
slice position. Win cnar'" - aftlnrcm.ni
Acdr's> PORTER. f1'" OF '"'''r. 900
H.oAi"'r
FNlNIIk AND J. 'P'Nll 4" 80.
Nt'dY Y"pn' nan van bot" W. y"
. ~. I, - i."- y ~ ' are "ir''' "A
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prnt'i, COM. or ;t"ne. emi. '.tlation out
90. y VI. j, JON D. l'hNn' 'l''.
SIFNOttNFliET EIRIsh odd hri-
man. % ci'- eve ine work !P'"rtihR in
I.ne in. H'rnan. trnch. ret'il and q ~
rnf.Iy dOu' tran-iatOas quicNN ana cor
r. uy sIENO 30 West 25h.si.
..n ,..,,x.rn>
! 1iIINN .,tI1.k 80 .iiDR 20 Nos& i"i h"tIlI.
Tor fcw veeA; ~ o. an ~ n'Y'c so
=, ra,.,,,,,,,
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Slll ALTON WAN lfp -! a loa"H ,",
~ w n..''; a SG i''' '''''' "''"'N'
SHIPPING CLrHK a',i'c and pushing
with IL ,-claS' rel nee So, ~ ~.
m ~ Yoar rae VIZ c ,,,i' . nry.
S'.'''' .,c,,,.,,. ,...-.,
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nod'r''r -al'rl, A NC a., '''''"
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TAFTT I-NAN-Vt a -0h-r indu-trO .
man no, ,frud Of w,r<. wiling 10 do any
hing. best Of r,fcffnccs. ROBERT
NMI II Z.-SSN Nr'"e'' So ','-','- w.
Sfl 4 LMAN.-B- Sw~ic single - /;
understands The care OF hursrs lr"t r i"r-
cucc-. f.. MANGNCSON. 3li Atlanuc'"N'.
WORN WASTED u estimate. on all
Kinds ~ mason work boilers tnruarrs,
open nicpliccr aud chinnoys. BClLDlh.
rum '"'C" ---------------
WANTEp.-A position rs hOOkke"pr or
nnv pn.itlon whcr, fam .ahty with com
Iiics>d accounts - required perfect al
49,. Tribune OnIce
- - -
WATtHMAN.-D married man Nop'i
speaks English and German nhucf ,tt t
tho care 81 hor 80 wi.hrs icnny POSI- ~.
Address +. WA'NhR, 81 ~ ", DroonlSIh
WA1fHMAN.--Reli nan' WIZ mr.
class r"'errncc ana obie 70 R.n" ryI,is,, ".
srps tinployDtnt huufraS WNiNh"hN'
cprr Of ID. J. Cott"r. 70h brohNny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08

II MONTAGUE TTEEACE. BIoo.lYn
Uclghis.-tOo Dol and dcslNClr ioru.~. with
bol ri reasonable rate. Tor summer months
8 minutes from Nou.~t Newly Or. rriei-
cuco rrGur q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
FURNISHED 6onses 60 Eet
County.

County,.
FOR THE SFASON.-At Nyack-on- HUG,
soon broadway. dwelling decorated Il
rooms 8 bathrooms: also carriage nous
stable with box stalls Ncgcta BILE garoen,
COW. lawns, flowers. mountain ana river
views A. NJ. NOORHIS, az mt, Nyach'
oQ.Hudson. y. y.
WYCHMERE. CAPE COD. Harw,ch-
port-ScaShoro cottages. completely iu'.
nishcd. cha-minRly situated bathrooms. not
water; cool. pines bathing excellent s1I'
boating. bowling; circular. j. IL IaS'
67th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
FOX Sale.

A-sI coo UIIIGET PLANO sllp; tor.
sRc; nc,iy ItN ~ a. pH'.- -...'r .o'' =
-. tu IA.c~i lmltoNc,arlt Auii7f. J. ah0-.
81. Wholesale Man FACT, RIMS,
- Vol q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
ReaI Csiate 10 Gxrhangc

-r-e-- -r~~~-
TO EXCHANGE.-Very line 20 room
hotel Oh river for res dencc, Jersey tlty
Heights, Bayonnc or GrrrnNllle: boatlAH,
fishing. Photograph at MAsONS, q Pufh
ROW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08

TRANSFERRED TO TIE BOSTON AND ALBANY.
Boston. July THE Beacon Park property f. .i,tou
was today transferred to the Boston and Albany Rail
road Company. The area Is about sixty-four acres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
TIE Arcnlsoy AFTER ANOTHER ROAD.

ST. joseph, Mo-. July 1T Is learned upon good
authority that the AtchsOn. z peha and santa Fe
company will IN few DAYS make Il BID for The ST.
Joseph and Grand Island. The Grand Island would
give the santa Fe line from Chicago $40 mikes TO The
northwest Of the Missouri River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
Domestic biiuallons Oanteo

Males.
BUTLER and VAIET.-Will any lady or
gentleman give an Eueiishnan a trial; Just
arrived IN this county q thorough servant
~ every way tall good appearance LAW.
son. Tribune Uptown Ohiec. ,2i2 Dway.
BUTLER.-Dy a young swedc. ,po,k.
llg English whe understands his business
thoroughly best testimonials as to -obrlety.
honesty aud capabliity. Call or apply Si5
4th.ave.
COOK or OAnVER.-A good cook or
,arycr; nrst.cl,ss reference. l.. BUTLER.
iu2 Fast 2jth.st
COOK or COOK aud STEWARD. by
a married couple 20 years experience" hotel
restaurant &C.. business city or country.
BKYSOS, l3o West 2Sth-st
COACHMAN.-By young man; city OF
country host references. 33I West 9th
st.. on erfr's boil.
COACHMAN and ,iARDENF.R.-Ey Eng
lish Protestant; very neat. sober young
nan not afraid Of work excellent refer.
eDces city or country. JOHN, care Of Mrs
Collier. 1s2 West 23d-so.
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tDcrk tOauico.

Females.
STENOG RAIIEK and TYPEWI.iTER.-
uy competent young lady understands
M Unfolding; low salary Address BON.
NKR. 1913 John-st.. Brooklyn.
STkNOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
dosires a pcrmancn; position; rapid; cor
rect and neat operator. L. IL, Us 0lh'st'
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tDork iDanico.
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Males
4 $vT'NiAN rlinc % AMSTERDAM.
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ie',,r olly ,o ! u. - shrirlla,c.
h'"'.ii". \.
At'lNA4r.-N ,runuie ,ogng nat.
pHnctnati"n, ana wri4as "ell.. haha
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u. 10" I."-l' ''u' @.''''.
G.KNAS. wlo h.~ worked 81 al
WY bIli.ng. ana u."ip -nt orq.s.'''l
WIN Nali't, -'.'nii0 "os. want. "a
t'ni Address j BOSS ~. ~ ~.
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a NHNr Ar"EAElNr brent y0unr
nrn wants pns.tl"1 rh"f- in''sri', md
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AGtr 49, W lA'' ''''N.
COY Ga wi.hc, a situation u. o'I'c OF
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a
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Nmrr.c'h wishes po:it.oh ~ M;i1is ~!
J,rno,,l,n " ''' ''e''
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coy would Ike 10 learn printing trade
~ yc1Is. LOUIS osT. III i%ohaiu'S'''
Bro"hlyn, Il. ID. -
Ut-TI.tr Swcdc sober and honest. de
sire, position a. butler In private French.
sn'n(-h or German family best ely r"r-
cncc-. Aalf"rs E.DM MD. 10 WI
CASHIER for hotel or mercantile nTn,
with Al reference and securlty. rSprh'
en,rh desires einp'oy,ncn' cn,,sr 5C
A1df.ss AoHiEh' cary vi ~ - '"''''' NV
Dloau"sI.
| COLLECTOR OF experience. with hr- =
cla~s reference and .ecurlty. thorough
Snowiea -, % Ky, c c.re Cottcr. 35o
nIosi " - -
CASHIER for hotel or mercantile nrin
WITT y rc''trno, anu; ana 1917 ,,ud '.,,. .atary
,Sitit& ,arn -, Il, I Cottsr, Isl
~ ',, - y N"'' '''''' '"'N W
i''"'' w.. LII
MI , I,.s nr' ians n',Se cellar eli
i I,ns ,,"t 40, ~ M mr. fcot ali stock
| 'ns- - ~ -. army t3
,.pp.t-u' ~" P"
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| DRIVER. -Bv active man lor usnaGT.
wagon; god reference. or gI,s oo'us
moderate wu.cs. Addr's, DRIVEN Tar
Of u. > , o''-t .9o ,.'~'@o! 80,
DRNIopDH tLfkh '-Act'Hr so ",ns re p.
Of experience with hr;triaNs rc.uryy"Con ms
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL
London. July 7. D. m.-The amount OF bullion gone
into the Bank England balance to-day Is 40, 0c0.
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
Erancl July 4. 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
6orses ano Carriages.
Go Get for Bnsincss purposes

SMALL or large Park Row front
lo.ce. in Potter Building. 10 let. Address
L. T SAVAGE, 81 Fu!ton-s ST.
PARK ROW roAt Office 10 let in Pot
ter Building. Address l.. z. SAVAGE.
s. Fulton-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08

WHEAT, no. 9

Cash quotations wcre as follows Ilon. bareIy ,tc1Iy
bakers No spring wheat, ,7I.a7 'sc; No sprns
whcot 72HdlSc; No led isrS No corn 5o2c -, No
9,.s No2 ~ S,e; No barry 60 no naS'"a ed;
bo, iii 42Ta.iI IS; lard. Icr 100 g. n t2Eas; c5 .
shot ,ides oo-e u 25dt7 27a dry saltel shoulders
(boydl 80 Co., ~ rs short clear sides (bpNrd - sJ0
81 30 whi.kev dstiler,' finished goods gai ~ - ;
sugars cut loaf. jdj'.c grsnu'aed, 42c stahd''a a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
domestic Gituaiions Oanifo

Females.
Z Mrs. J.. SEELl
formerly Mis- l.. tanpbcln.
Us WEST 2-D.S1
FORLIGN AND DON ESTE
MALI AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ALL REFERENCES
SInICiLI ISNESrIGATED.
Servants Or Ikirg Ct gI9es.eht- VIII b,
di.lu.sscl from Office an1 forfeit all clam
"a fee paid .,,.
B y. D.-HO BRANCH OFFICE
- WEST 2ZD.Si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08

fairly artircc fency ceainery zoe, line Western. 1870
iGc oidnory I7alsc hne dalres, l5di9c Lss'' faifF
We, l3@alic.
Cincinnati July Flour in moderate demand; family
70 73ds3; fancy. - 75e$S % Wheat ea,gr 10 cG
15c: nov 1Gc receipts 1000 bush shipments l,'up
bush. Corn vcakcr; No mixed $1,000. O.t- oa,,ri
No miSci 3iy d3i'.c Rye dail nominal M% ~.
arn A. 75at7 So l,ason IN ar asTep 1i, ~
Butter IN good demand firm Snlur steady E4"' nihh
IN. cheese ia good demand. steady
Nlrncotclls Tuv Tho wheat market was fat TO-
t,v ana September sold below low vat mark TN" yf oh
Iulv VIII. At There Is market 20 quote D"yo3i ne
ot, ninp and clo.,Ig pr.c'.. Trading j. ~ st'nd.tl
s.pt~m5r opcncl 3isc. l. Go~n f,om Inesi,y m,r,'f
7aIc. July almost ntirry di'rccar'd. Ih' own-
ING was a &c. There LIGHTER rrpts u Wh ~ atalu
i"-aav and ,ars worc far Low rraGc. dl it'll Of. .
and on present Oh rng This mar@ct ,an ab'9ib the
grad 81 wheat oaSly. oth"rn sold from 1G',c
to 77lc principally. Rcc,iI~ Of Wheat hcr' T'rr -.
caf. aud n Iuuth AID superior. lN3 cars i"-lr
Iuv oprlng 7ic highc-t 7d.c loNc,t ~ cO,in- iic;
august closing 7jc; Spt"n Der opening 1fer. h+h 81
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-06-08
WINDHAM.

Harry A. WadsWorth and family visited al
II, L, Miller's. in RaVenna. over Sunday.
Decoration services passed off very satisfac'
torily Rev. T. Z, Jones delivered the address
In his remarks about the South he said. they
ought to be. spanked. and then watched closely
afterward Those who are still unreconclled
he had reference to. The W. r Band furnished
the music for the occasion.
Pifty-one names have been secured to the
petition for Incorporating the Center mile
sqnare. into Village. The petition, with a
ptat of the territory. was presented to the Hon
Board of Commissioners. by F. ID, Snow. agent
for the petitioners.
Virgil Mills has hired as principal of High
School. at Mantua Station. worthy selection
No teacher has yet been secured for the Gram
mar department of our school,
Weare informed that T. o. Angel is an aspir-
ant for Office of Sheriff of Portage County, in
&. o.p.
The Prohibitionists OF the 10th Congressional
District hald meeting at w arren, w ednesday
June 10, to nominate a Con gresham, Judges
Electors, and Delegates to the National Con-
vention. f. d. Snow is delegate from here
The Churches are preparing very fine exer-
cises for Childrens day. The NJ, E, Church
take upia collection to be forwarded for the
purpose of helping 10 give education to worthy
students who wish to enter the minist y. The
Congregational Church us the money collected
for some benevolent work.
Miss Ella Carlton. of Burton. is visiting at A
T. Wright's.
Miss Bertha Baab is under medical treatment
at Newark. o.
force of men are putting up new telegraph
oles on the Erie,
The Basket factory is idle, caused by trouble
with the partners.