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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-13

DIR. B. NJ. HANNA. Eye, ear, nose and
throat diseases exclusively. Office, 7e0 Penn
treet, Pittsbu;g, Pa. ssu
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A Wise Move.

DE WITS Little Early Risers. No gripping
no pain, no nausea: easy pill to take.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-13

CONSUL KERBEY sends letter for THE
DISPATCH tomorrow from Manaos, q
thousand miles up the Amazon.
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81 25. Conneaut Lake and Return, 81 a5

Via the P. & W. Ry., Sunday, August Il.
Special train will leave Allegheny A. NJ,
city time. Arrive at the lake II O'Clock.
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A TEXAS chuck wagon by Alice Mac
Gowan in THE DISPATCH tomorrow,
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OUR PRICES
;ELL GOODS FAST IN THE DULLEsT SEASON.

Sell GOODS FAST IN The DULLEsT SEASON.
BODY BRUSSELS:
1900 yards of Lowell, Bigelow and
Hartford best quality 5-frame Body
Brussels at 81, always sold at $1.z5
to S1.5o. These are full rolls
which will not be duplicated.
MOQUETTES:
A lot of best quality Moquettes in
IS to 80 yard lengths at 75c yard;
all goods that sold At S1.zs.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS:
5000 yards Tapestry Brussels in
> late estyles, butpatterns which will not
be duplicated for the Fall trade.
6oc Grade at 45c.
CSC Grade at soc.
75c Grade at 6oc.
85c Grade at Csc.
CHINA MATTINGS:
1000 rolls (of 40 yds. Fancy and White
Mattings at S. roll that are worth ST.
SMYRNA RUGS:
1000 Smyrna Rugs, all new. 40 styles
at $3.50 each. These are special bar
gains-worth 81.
EDWARD
ETZINGER,
627 AND 629 PENN AVE.
jy31-Tlrssu
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Cheapest Excursion offered the People
Is to Ohio Pyle tomorrow. 81 the round
trip. Train leaves B. 4 o. r. r. depot at
sos A. II.
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elevator 52ac, offered later 5shc No. mixed !gns
JnIv August and September, 52do2i2c Oas,--u,, o,s
weak under the Government crop report "ngn declined
c on both and options deaans if hit 4iGass
no white June 4oa402e July g ssa' srm and
GOOD demand fenosylyana asstd XXX 5e standard
powdered i13iec fine g5ansnlatea ~ a%e eonfoc.
TONERS A. Ale Keystone A. 4sc fsan nSahaha Re-
cepts-Four 1900 bbls, 100 sacks whea asrepwheat
500 hush: corn g. 400 bush oats, II 800 BUSH
st Louis, Mo-. June u-Flon lower ana unSt ,ncx
choice 81 ioa4s 20 fancy 80 e9ssS 70 eAS 1ansst
report knocked SHY this Iornng sending da ssa fo sx
element closed 1sc below yesterday Cash closed sne
Jnlv Toc bid August 7sc asked December 81
The trouble in and adyie from sent corn
down 10 3iac Cash 42c July closed ~ sd4Ze
Sete@bs i2&c followed wheat and con sIGsec
ScptcSbcr RyeNo ales BareyaMS ms nesd
Bran lower: 6Od93c. Hay dull and unehansed; Lar:
dull o quiet go 10 corq Bassins and
Cotton ties unchanged quiet oSoi ma
acoa steady UNCHANGED Gseep .s 10 cSS
push rye none bailey 1000 bush ,hiGmsstsEfi9 s
1000 bbls wheat OCQ bush corn 'oooo push 0ass'
IA 900 bush rye, none barley, none
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GRAIN IND PRODUCE Markets.
-, ,r,r,Fs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

o, coven1nOt crop report Of the condition Of grain
-, , h,,k everything Ssturday-even the hearts
" ,os, al uine bulls. 1t was day o; demoraliza-
- en-, s,arto finish. The crop report was amazingly
,Ie ON heat. and astonished even those observers
" n,. he hoping for the most improvement. The
,Ao 1T is studied tle more bcarlsh from spccu.
-, ,ndint seem b. its features. The improve
, rsno,, from May l is sufficiently marked b. per.
me- Srd,lon to De made account Of damage since
Im.c AND ssule most generous yield Of wheat TINS
kest Nt 10000 900 bushels total OF SO. 900 900
rSnlS yd "e' e esn esS Se gy T
last eseryauye other estimates carrying total 1s
ures o.ess The splendid yeIG q Sos 900 900 bushels
oas penne in the wheat market was wildly excitcd
end TIE pit. Local spectators threw over their hold
aey the foreign element sold heavily and the bars
~ Gems one June optcn and &c, cents % a1f6 d." ~
further depression and heavy selling. July "a
e. 70 $ and Decembq ~ cent 70 81 cSnts wss,
inpfior movement and heavy snd lower cables some
bad crop and there were reports Of dfout Frnce
This foreign news without effect SPOT whe"t Wa
s.ed aeS e Sw Ss,N WIN , an sales .aes bushes
very liberal amount worried" on options AGAINST cane
acceptance, and good business at the ouo ports NeI>
TAere vas decided depression in corn which by no man
wholly due 10 sympathy with INC crash III what
at de Tmsfssblc SSb1Ee gwen IN q wheat
ne spectators who have reckessy handy ne sorl'
4 damage aad dsastr brought operators N corn
no that this cereal be fur more advanced
0s IN Srt5 GSad dT 5e d ss w p1SH caused pr
5y BY ne At the w Yet nl aS mprS7e
scndd Sy consdeHe nqadaton and the traasa'ons
howed losses Of a22 cents. On tiG curb ne weak,
ness Increased and there were fui.n;r d,nfs ~ esnd u
cs in Seember at 81 cents. The ca-h market was la!
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,wer. bud shippers too only ~ GOO bu.heIs a. the

decline '
Oats followed the lead Of other cereals the options
ii.P - cents On the curb there WIRE further osses
81 "a cent with July ~ 3ii2, August 3i4 and sepen-
lower
There was decline q 3d5 points IN lard. The -ales
the SPOT amounted 20 500 ticrccs
The fDsl Official quotations follow,s
Wheet-June, S77t: July. SSa. August. Sept,I Der
s9s October sos Dccember 92is May. 1888 90 Gems
. Commune 80; July. OH August. 80 September.
5l7s cents.
oats-June. 35 July. 35 August. 3ias: September.
3ile
Lard July: 81 % august, Sc 70 September. IS 50.
The receipts OF grain ard Hour reported SATURDAY
a, New York Philadelphia BaltiInorc and Boston were
follows Wheat 2i26o7 bushels corn lg2 0lO buh IL
oats $500 bushels total gain 42l 230 bushels -four
1854 package a. Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Louis
the arrivals were wheat llJ150 bushels corn 373 93s
bushels oats 30b1S7 bushels grain So bush
FL -four. 1920 bartrls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
THE PETROLEUN MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The calamity which overwhelmed the petroleum country
week ago stopped all speculation 81 the made
the Eastern markets practically nominal Much damage
has doubtless been done % oil properties by the Hoods and
fires but As bearing upon the permanent position Of per1.
lern. the OH CITY and Ttusvflle dasurs probably Will
for little The refined situation is without impo
tant change, the eNports Of crude refined etc. from.
January 20 dae from the Cntd States being estimated
at 27G 96s 900 g1l0ns against go Gallons for the
period in 1891 increase of 40 iS5 900 ga ois
The stocks IN the principal continental EUROPEAN p,ft. on
May 20 amounted % ss3 600 barrels Increase Of 600
barrels over Inc same dat
the exports Of Russian oil IN Ap follows: To Fast
Asia ol5 goo cases; 10 Antwerp, AZ 1870 barrels
London II 800 barrels 10 other English ports
barrels; 70 Italian ports. 1000 barrels This is
crease from March of ia 600 iJl barrels
Following are the reports OF Of the three.
pip' lines named Tor the last two months:
NATIONAL TRANSIT
Outstanding eertnes ~. ce ne Dheg i ,s-
Credit balances...... 5,07i9s5 0f72 200 Inc 4972Ii
Total ttocks.. Ill Cos 5jS III $50 GCS Inc .2iG 1i(
TIDIWATER PIPE LINE
April. Nav. Differences
Outstanding CRITICS. i25O 25ooO
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me SIA1E or TRADE.

Baltimore. June lI-Four steady receipts oSo ODE
shipments. 40 bbs; sales, 500 bills Wheat 49, 49,,
No > rCd spot and June, 90G90sc; july oo9ts.int
August bld 40. ., rcd, soc ASKED i,V.P
10 249 bush shipments. 20 900 bush stork So ioi LII
-aes - O0O bun southern wheat dull am m'sh .no
s.a Ole: longb,4ry, o9Gy9c. Corn weak HhN", Ia
and June J3l j5ac July. BE asked ststnft IL
52c rid receipts l5276 bush stock i9'O55 p4sn
u 900 bush southern corn active ana easy 80. "
mixed do . a4Oc receipts, 1000 bush stock M,
bush. Rye quiet: No. . S3c nominal receipts 10 S,e
ti~oshy. siiGsi5 TO- Grain eights dull; So o,,S,
Nominal niddllng 1876. Provisions stJuy. s.i-
INN. Egg, stsady. l6c Conce duh; MO carkS d.
l6iac; No Z. l3-dl3hc. sugar hIm copper S'''"' .
refined Ike. Whiskcy hrm - - .oon A..
Bursln June lI.-Wheat-Actve demand A. ~O ,m oee
prices declined limits higher nr e.. l. IL TIc
IL 600 bu-h so / Northern pot sold at $685. Nv
lulr - do ,od NJ S5r 0tO bush 10 DO rlH ~ o'sJi
600 bush do d. sold a. si2c 2+OtC bum "a l. l. SUI
Norm fn Dc. sfsr: No 3 do sole; No hitd e.
sGs.c; No Northern do, 49, Winter W., 40 soc N d
Corn dull and steady decline from opening cio,ng NIX
SO . Yellow I2ioc No yellow, j9c; No = % No .:
3oha5fc in store Oats duh and weak closng J., low"
10 , white 3sa3Slsc: No white. 3ic; 70 n. Elm,
* d35l.c .ked and store, Rye du I'm NY oo
"a: do Writer - 656Si 10. Rye hour - 20" - %.
Taoal frcch,. dull wheat 2sc corn &c "4'>'
ea 80 d Ole Recerta-Flour $1,000 Dds Wlr,t'
Us 600 hush corn - 600 lush oats - COO zoo nu
~, Flour 5000 bush; wheat $4,000 pun corn
~ oo1 hnsh. dats 90 GOO bush rye 1000 bush, :, .,
yhiesgo June 1.-THE leading futures ianT'u a. 'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo June 11-Cattle-only three cars on SAFE LAT LAT
ket s,dy HogsMarket steady and stronger os s ed
nriybt WORKERS and medium. PIGS slow ana nnchsheeH
light workers an best s5as5 light e. 1 5Ses' "a Va
nedIum, IS Ods5 IL pigs, ~ 23ati %; rOughs, sS
~ To- soes sSds3 25 receipts 20 Tars shipments %
cars NewYork 80 car, s nee ana ssdH for
best fat smooth let's sheep s. ods0 10 yearags - 20
s0 81 green slow spring lambs easy at 10 oV"To "'
recetnts II cars shipments, "a cars. ,
chicago. June 1.-THE Evening JSTr1ald ppsrSet
tadv: to-days sales natives % 19as4 a.; COWS oS
had market active: prime heavy &c higher ro9ghs cS1l
mon 81 G0ds4 20; good mixed aud psckers sogss "
Racepts 800 market steady native wethers IS Z:
mixed a. 5oas5 native yearlings, s6ds6 25 lambs - oo
f.sS
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6orses ano Carriages.

FOR sALE.-An elegant pair Of bay
horses. 10 H.. wears old long. fun tails;
s~d extra fine action. and very 'angy ana
swish: good roadstcrs; single aud double
fcrless % cars. For further infornaLon IN
nnire Of n. MOONEY. Runway, y. j.,
Where they can be seen.
rop sAI,F.--sood family carriage team
hor.es lG hand high. Address DR.. O. ..
JACK son. Jamaica. l.. l., \. Y.
PRIVATE STABLE. l37 East 69th-st;
For sale brown saddle horse 1913;
wears sound. gentle and good in all harness.
WANTED 80 600 900 people to send
FOR Birchs carriage and harness c@ta-
.oguas. largest assortment In America. Gerry
csderpte prices don't pay such extravsgant
prices fop harness ma cArriages estso-
lIshed 1852 Address J. II. BIRCH, bur
llneron. n. J.
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Refined petroleum unchanged at cent? per y:.'on
IN barrels and in bulk at Newf OK ana b'l
cent and 3iJ cents IN barrel, and IN BULK Pretne a.
?buod,lnhia Baltimore. Cases $50 cent per
r,lio, Crude was weaker AZ bucls and 2so
cont in hulk Washington being quoted at 40 cent?
and IS cent. Naphha unchanged at cents per
gallon. . ,....,. =, IA.
franc. ner 40 kio, London t'sdjd per Imperial
Gallon but points easier at Bremen at 90 marx Tc %
| kilO-.
OH Cltv Juno 11-Natona Trlnslt certfeatcs onrn--l
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| Credit balances ..... 5Gso5o 52O,650 Dec. 41,OOo
Total net stocks. 5os,653 So go Dec. f''ooS
TOTAL net stocks 20 425 als 2oO62 cas- Dec. scs..75

April. MAY. DiHerh'.cS
Outstanding ccrtncis w $4,000 OoO0 Dec tvX.V
Credit balance, $500 l2;53l3 "z2.bS Dec 800
Total stocks 20 425 a1s 2oo62, cas- Dec. sc32 rs
The disasters In the oil country have somewhat cur.
t,ilCd the from the well.. while IN. deliveries nay
nhinaincd fair Hence The carly plr une
returns this month show elignt excess OF dNerS oNI
mere IS however, 20 believe t1b rhe
Ovcrpoducton OF lennry yania crude oil has cteu ~
da lily average OF In June far laS been %. i'V
bbs against FIJI averages u 81 1888 barrels N Juhe'
1891 1000 barrels IN June 1880 aud 90 ~ btris ~
1859 The deliveries have averaged 1Ol01 ba.,, a Wy
against full averages Of 10oi5 barrels in June ls -
barrels In 1890 and - 81 IN June. 1882 Inc i'nl-
svlyana pipe line fOm June u? charters 10 wv
10TH, inclusive arc r. follows.
Runs. Deva. d. i've. Chsrt'rs;
Total bbls ..-.6O7 .O5j GSGoo4 29sg "a5 ~
Average per day. G9.f50 707G1 3dl' i'tV
The Buckeye Lma) PIPE line reports from June 70 =
: follows: l,,...s
Pms Delhrs dcliv's Chsrurs;
Total ibis 23,ai3 BIS r3i"v
t,ra,, NOV d,y -@0oi3 3aGS5 lob :!
There incidents OF interest IN tle Gu-d a.,
markets last week. Bushes. was formally ru,r ~,
one day on the oil country calamity anu Oh
other trading light aud wltot
Prices were tantially unchanged. but WIN f's'
declining tendency. The week closed WIN IN" rtsk
Change disrosed 20 sell certificates for the hrst unc m
wceks. A., ,.,,u. f., x,topoi
the Consolidated stock anh if''"
Exchange for tho last two weeks were "a follows
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at j4Ac highest, 54c lowest, 5isc closed .ot ofs0
Sales. 81 600 bbs; cle1fances. 100 900 bbis nod
PiItsburg June ll-Naon transit ceTnhca'e,
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Gitp Real estate for Sale.
BROOKLYN Real Estate.

BROOKLYN Real Estate.
AMERICAN FAMILY can find an ideal
home In the beautiful Goth Ward Brooklyn
Queen Anne villa, on residential avenue ;,
well worth s. 800 owner going o Europe ;
sacrifice for So, 200 cay terms II desired 70
quick buyer. Address IDEAL HUME,
Tribune ONCE.
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60 fft for Dnslness purposes

A SMALL OF large Park Row front
eniee, IN Potter Building, 10 let. Address
i. Il. SAVAGE, 55 Fulton.st
PARK ROW IOnt oflce TO let IN Pot
TER Building. Address l.. 7. SAVAGE,
b. FultOn-st.
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Dcar0 and Rooms.

BROADWAY BOARD DIRECTORY, ss4
Broadway, Room l.-Cal here for inferns-
We boarding place. city and country; no
charge.
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Domrstlc HliuaIions tUante0


Females
A-A.-A.-MRs. MALMBEEG, Swsd-
Ish Bureau, 80. fAcaV.Y upstairs nrst-
knglish. irish and swedish laundre,.es,
S A-iaSsn'' young girls Tor Waiting and
chamberwork coachmen, useful men. SEE
wants for private families only.
A.-LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY.
Sste families. hrst-class male and female
help. with references city and country.
At Mrs. FI.OYD'S. 1873 oth-ave.. +th house
above loth-st.
ALL KINDS OF German servants. with
fist-ca>- references, always on hand inr
cit, or country. |. son ENSS iilM :
, fl, enscd Employment Agency, ID 3da'e.'
Incaf -th-st.
A.-A.-MRS. J.. NJ. BACONs Domestic
and Scholastic I.mployment Agency, SAD
lOth.aNc., retwrrn FIST and ~ sts. Is thr
most reliable office la the city all references
investigated
4 FRENCH GIliL. Just landed wishes
family Address NJ. COLIN, Box II,
WoVdhaycn, l.. 1.
\ RESPECTABLE WOMAN would Ike
o. take care Of hOu,. Tor sW<llet; best OF
refer noes. CASE, iij West 5sth-st., top
door
COMPETENT female seryaots. with ref
ercnccs. can be obtained for city or coun.
nv NJ. SOUTnWlCk' AGENCY,
Fast l2Jth.st.. bet Madison aud 9TH ayes.
C0MPANioN. -Educa;ed young lady
wishes - travel ~ 70 20 70 ,ra shore
july and August with eldolly Protestant
ladS. A. social companion, best Il refer.
ence- desire. expenses paid V. Il,
Biidgrpost' Conn
COMPANION English woman seeks
tf..t. N m afi
nurse o. delicate child. or any position Of
trust excellent references Address c.. Box
Is. Tribune ONCE.
CHAMBERMAIp and NURSE. BY a
Swedish 81 5sod ,ea nNns, oesI ie'ef
Bureau. b. ith-ayc,. upstairs. same sid" as
Madison square Garden
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS or
rIRsE-By II neat. tidy. thoroughly COM
prtent young girl iir>t-chSs city references
WILING and obliging mofcfotr "age> city
or country. call at If Fast ilst.st.
CHAMBEKMAID and W. lTRESs. by
ro,op,tent swedish girl; fty or county
rv fcr' nee nee can Mrs. MNLMBi1I,. SWEDISH
bureau. 49, ith-aVc.. Upstairs
IIAMBEKNAIp ana scamstrc.s. or
nursn.-Rs cfpable North OF Ireland tlrl
club or small hOto city or country. WA
country Win Mis. LENT. i0l Gth.aye.
CTNNBFRMAID and wAITRFS>.-By
A Young glil ASSIST WIN N':,,i,"5 VIZ
host civ reference. Address 100 3d-avc.
CUAMBERMAID.-By young North Of
ireland girl under stand, her work. tall at
! as 6th.a,c.. Ms HOWARfH.
-CUAMBFRMAIDs Mattresses. cooks.
,nvoiId's or childs nurse, position VI
Trust llren or store room, white colored.
| wants situation. COLUMBIA EMPLOY
MENT BUREAU. l01 l4th,st. and 5th-ave.
CUAMRFiNAlD AMI WAITRESS BY
- mt hn.
cucrs: city or county. 7io 6th-ave.. near
i2dst
COOK and LAUNDRESS-CHA BIER
| MAID and WAITRESS BY friends best
| references city or country. Call Ii9 9th
ave, near i2d-st
COOK -WAIriiES>.-By two Scotch
| Protestants; references from lat employer
| cook aud excellent lsundress neat chamber
uaid aud competent waitress city or
country. With MIS-. TYLER. 34o Sth-a'e.
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on the Produce Exchange to-day. The butter market
was quiet; fancy creamery l7a7ac; hne Western l5ia
G YSta'' june eSf fa'l'' whea aa
M y rcd Sfc receipts 100 bush; shipments. BOO
SS bush Corn dun lower No. mixed. 5Sa54c. oats
3Tm: NO mixed SGr37c. Rye dun NO 2 sic. Pro
81 iG Buttcr quiet. Sugar firm. Eggs quiet 12A2a
I3,. Cheese steady
Peoria June 1i-Cora lower. duh; No. 9, 5iiac; No
8 4se; No I. &c Oats acye ioTer go rc whit nrn
30 , s5c. whiskey firm; wines, = lg saH's ~ ls.
HecciptsCorn 49, coo bush, oats, 6SOoo bush; barley
100 bush Shipnents-Corn. 1000 bush; oats, 33VVV
bush: barley 900 bush.
Philadelphia June ll.-Fsur weak. n sympathy with
tho harp decline and buyers holding OF for lower
prices. Rive Hour quiet but firm Whest.t,G,N erment
re apnrt NOR favorable than had been Anticipated ana
ngnenced general pressure scl IN speculative circles
ndsr which prices declined 2a2i2c; export demand light
iacted rcd In 2Othst elevator, Csc; No red June and
JTy ssasSi2c; August and September Sstaoosc CornE
weather throughOu the crop bt and the break
in ohcr cereals Influenced general pressure to cell and
mrlces OF options declined 1hd2tc. Fair inquiry nom
inrcrs for Junc delivery bnt later futures neglected
loeal corots dull and declined e. 10 yellow in grain
ruo and 10Th elevator, 5ii2c; No spot IN export
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FURNISHED Gonsfs 90 tft.
Country.

NANTUCKET MASS Let-Fur-
nishcd cottage best location $3.50. EASI-
MAN JOHNSON. IS West 55th-st.
WYCHMEItE. CAPE COD, Harwich-
lort.-S,askore cottages, completely fur-
nished charningly situated bathrooms. hot
water; cool. pines; hs.hing excellent, safe
boating, bowling, circular. j.. II East
fTth-st.
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for Sale.

A MUSICIAN, going abroad. offer. his
magnificent $1,000 upright piano Tor si4o
three Pedals, finest brilliant to1e. liver
haunted. double action, tricord, pau
frs,re In use months. 10 West 2Sa'st'
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flats Go iet, unfnrnisheb

THE "EVEEETT.'' SO West G3I-st.-An
elegant outside fat OF l. rooms and bath.
Inquire OF owner oil premises.
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g so q % y d
SHORT RIBS. PER 100 ,.

Cash quotations were a. follows Flour, dull ana ui
changed No spring wheat, 79sc No spring w ne
74d7iLs No red. see No corn, 47lsc oats-No :
white 33c No white 81 d32lac; No oats, 20s d29'e
w. 49, 10 saSsy SO No nsX Ss oeS 81 S SS
so 80 dSt0 IS lard, per 100 n, ~ 32aarS 80 short
lbs sides doo.e, sG 57sds0 20; DRY aei Sheaa a
SG e. whisky dstners' finished goods. per gal
~ IS sugars unchanged; No barley, f. o. De- 3Sdo2c
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Uork Uanteo.


Females
AMERICAN YOUNG LADY wishes 20
,t,irr \. .t,uopraplicr uid typewriter Rom
ington oad HAMMOND o"cfal"r; hudIr-, ,hr,"
da,s. COMPETENT, Box .. Tribune once.
LADIES. ! d. shopping N oil kinds
long experience: best Of reference. Mrs.
A. l.. s.. 3O6 West 40th-st.
LADY WANTS o. cut slip covers does
dyes ,msking ana plain sewihs bN the any
Mrs HAHN, 3l5 East 73d- II
STORE GIRL.-Young girl wi'hcs situs-
,,on a. ,tnrr eirl OF lighs hOuseWOik refer
cnces. 392 Fast 9th-@t. "a Moor. Room Is.
VISITING MILLlNER.-Lades called
an own materials made In al the styles.
Y. c. NJ, 227 West l ith--t
A BOY. Is year. old, wants place A.
errand boy 507 Avenue \.
Al POOKKEEPER or assistant during
crate ,alaIy: good references. Address J.
J. G., Tribune once. ----
A MAN who ha. been In business a. a
storekeeper for himself but gave II up on
account Of long hours. ana VINO speaAn Eng
lsh and German, also able u giNe -ccunty,
r. looking for a place wteIg ne AN MAKE
himseN useful. Address A. d. care or Mr..
| Noes 6e Barrow-st.
ACCOUNTANT. good penmsn. age %
desire. DasIron a. bookkceper IN business
| nau.e or hotel Address s.. care OF d. j.
Cotter. 75G Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
Couutrn Real estate 90 Eet.
FURNISHED Rooms.

A PRIVATE FAMILY has recently "a.
hon and newly and elegantly furnished ,
Met 4jth.st: extra 70 re rooms bath 4;
every convenience. comfort ana iuAuiN iei'
.F-ure..
The sun., 1892-03-06
OUT THE THIRD ArENUE CAME JoA
Contractor Wharton said to Have Lost
R9JO, ,OOO- Looking for Another Cont rnCt or.


The work OF building tho Third avenue ca
bio rond practically came to n snndstil soma
timo ago: 1t has now actually come TO dead
stop. and is for the time being abandoned.
The contractor Willinm Wharton, Jr.. OF Phila-
delphia has given mp his contract. made set
Element with the company. and nuit.
Mr.. Wharton Is head Of the firm Of Wharton
4 Co. iron manufacturers of Philadelphia. He
laid tho horse cur tracks in broadway. He got
the contract for the Third avenue cable road.
and was to furnish the iron and turn over the
road ready for use on Oct. |. 1892. for 81 .80O.-
600. He threw M the contract two weeks ago
yesterday. and last Thursday had a settlement
with tho company. The President OF the COM
pnny, said Yesterday that the amount paid to
done M Sas TO sad
lost about S25O.0 on the Job.
Tho tracks are laid from Ninth street to
within II bloc or two OF the end OF the line at
130th street. except between SiXty-Seventll
aud Ninety-first streets. nnd, portions OF that
ncult portion. from Ninth street down ths
Bowory and II! ong Park row to Ann street. has
not been touched. and some difficult functions
af. and crossings alongthe other stretch are not
The Secretary Of tho Third avenue company
the, work In other hands in n very short time
and It would be carried to compilation as soon
as tho weather permitted. and. practically.
there would be no delay on account OF MIR.
Wharton's giving mp the Job, The company
expects tG have th" cabln running hy next Ext fall
and complete tho work. u. said yesterday
that nothing Ind been decided upon.