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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10
THE .STfTE or TR1DE.

EaIImore .rlly e--1onr dali. unchanged sales,
sci hi, Wheat frmer No > red. spot ard July.
cg0 90 1Ac: August. 20 1-id7O -: September,
- - - steamer 80 - red. en- 90 lie: stock
$50 br,h: sales 1l2,OoO bush: milling wheat
Iy somuIe G70fD I-2c. corn quiet and frmer:
mixed tpoi and July i-c bid August. t0aio lie ,
stock -GD?5G bush whit" corn by sample, - l -2c :
ia 3Dc: 80 . mixed do. 80 1-2o37c: stock. 2td OBJ
bush. Rye slow 80 - 81" 500 stock. lj.2s2 bush.
Ilar good demand good TO choice timothy. Slo0
-I7 Grain frright> steady, unchanged. Cotton
nominal. IndLlme SO. Provisions Quiet moss
pork $40 80 Butter dun: r.amcry fancy, Il >" :
Go fair IN choice I-0 zoe, do. imitation. lie Egg,
weak: IIo - 20. Coffee firm. Rio cargooS. fair
Conner unchanged. Whisky steady. - ~ 10.
I.nrnlo July s.-Spring wheat opened firm. closed
. ic higher. offerings of spot very Hight. demand fair
sale. > car. No ! hard. ~ 2c: 800 bush No
northern ,i-c: 500 bush de-. - 4c -pot - 900
bush do. +. &c: closing No / hard spot 80 % :
No / Northern do Ggc. 40 d. G6c: winter wheat
dull 40 . red ire No . extra red. Gi0 Gjc: No
white zoe asked. Corn dull. but holders are firm
asking A5o - I &c fer No yellow: No } yellow,
81 Sc. No corn 81 e: No 3. lie. oats strong
,riitn cliuud ne: = COZ. =" > white. sic. { ears
81 = whit. 31c: 40 > mixed J3c asked. Ry" dun :
10 > s.ic asked. Flour firm: h-t spring. II"
- 10: winter ,traicht,. ~ zoo s. 20. rive flour.
canal frcights strong: hoaS scarcr and wanted :
wheat :, fc: corn 3@c seed. , &C. 10 New York
Cblcago July e.--rhc leading futures ranged II
follows:
Wheat 40 >: OPENING, Highest. Loves, Closing
f 6 ,57 9s77stJ 90, e g. 7o'''3 g.,
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sales. 100 bbls choice Pennsylvania at e3e:
No nea T red july 50 1-4a69 1ec August; 70 i-2S
20 3-4c: september. 70 i-2a72 3-4c; o,tooer' Nc
s74 3lc Rye nominal at Coo per bush iSr o 40
, PENNSYLVANIA Corn-Option market strong ana ~
vanced 1-2c per bush; No mixed July, 80 o.
4Jc: August 40 LA 40 34c; September Jo@oy 10;
october so 1-2d5 sic. Oats strong: fiturrs snowy
an advance of 1c July and lie on .>usuS. ~
white July, 81 5-sG3sc August. 30 l-29 soc ~
iember. 80 3-4d34 1-2c. Butter ana segs UNI.
with prices unchanged. Refined sugars hrm anu 10
Good demand no change in quotations. oiher ~
ticlcs unchanged.
ST. Louis July s.-Flour held higher. but no aa;
vance established. Wheat fuctuated somewhat, pu'
closed 3-sc above yesterday: cash. % i,oc' y C
90 3-4c August, 65 7-Sd sc; september. boc. toIn
was strong but trading light. and closed l,sa &c
higher: cash and July. 81 5-sc: August. 50 JOG
81 lee september 80 lac. oats mgner' oasn
80 lee July, 81 5-Sc August. 2JG 20 1-ec. rye
Nothing done. Barley-NO market. Bran nrmi
50 1-2d57 Ice, east track. Hay unchanged. Lcaa
lower 80 81 IL. Spelter. SO o. Butter ana eggs
unchanged. Cornmeal firm. 81 65d$l 0o. Whiskey
steady 81 12. Baggng and iron cotton ties un
changed Provisions firm, but only Job trade done
at previous prices.
Toledo, July s.-Whcat dull, higher No cash,
July, CSC: August 6S 5-sc; september, 20 3. 40:
Corn dull steady No . cash, Al Ice. oats quiet;
cash 81 l-2c. rye dull cash. SIC. Coverseed frms
dull. higher prime October, SO 90.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New.York, July s. 1898.

cOTTON-'The NcwYorl cotton narHct wa auV n ~
,oints higher the day 10 opened about SN'n 49,"
pm p,iccs slowed of few POINTS o Is
..,rotnt,,lt in regard to The Chrome c N,a,nv
~ which was taken 10 De moe faNo ''' IMAM w."
s'nr,l, eNu,cted Liverpool made net d1N an'' VI
ttIt Niih .pots shovi hardening tciach'A; ."ua"
-, sr. a. IN 600 bales lc.- tHIn they have U'h an
a., mn. week Toward close the temper oi uie i",
.i,- va. quite bull hC ltct lHcNaicu ].d' ""
GCr.inn,ent crop report due Monday VIII snow V.
ryrlahIc crop conditions. - tns ia - ,nc l ~" H. H.
dsV august at the close being quot a. vi 80
reading wa, Of A To- al character ''Ihc hiolve
V.!,f'r ono = received up 10 Friday cN,nh- lHuio't
mi in Texas and few Other points ucr. ha> va
v a.. ,,in ali The wc,K aud that moisture l. he'Cru.
sayIcre in the cotton bolt the wcathc' mas ID ul, t
- fvnrahlc although two tstlicts report N"l
49, Hss Ic.n loo much laln. 1hc plant i now, a.
Via Wei cultivated. tIasshoppcl, have appear "a IL
80 conntic, Of Central GcXa-, Tut GO ""- II en-
termination is in progress. . ,tI ,ha
Opening range and Close TO-DAY, anu c'O 49, U' ~
nravious night and last year follow
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tpP M oa', are reported harvested and the results
,sIH up 70 the average. Oats in Texas will yield 10
70 90 bu,h TO the acre this year 80 Jne Tcxa, Pacific
oats 10000 BUSH see elevator ond s;c delivered; No
oats, car lots, "a 'o35c No ? white 500 bu-h
So latter latter Central Nos white BUN,
Receipts lat NewYork thi- week were Wheat $50 l25
bushi On $4,000 bush oats $4,000 bush: barley
1900 bush; rye 1920 bush flour. O GG5 bbls ond
been Wheat -i53,300 bush; corn. 2.Gi3 800 bush
oats 739 300 bush Exports four Atantic ports
Flour, 100 bbls wheat l,Gi0.j00 bush; corn 20?
500 bu>h. Kansas State crop bulletin say. abund
yield OF winter wheat 90 800 G0j bush spring VIII NJ
yieli l050.00 additional Corn mucn larger
than last year and condition So Brad~trerts exp'rts
from both coasts FOR Tho week ended Thursday OF wheat
and -four 3.G77.900 bush against 397l 100 bush
the previous week aud 2.oGo 50i bush year ago:
The exports Of $4,000 bush. against loc3 800
from Missouri from the best part Of the state and
that. reliable party in Saline County say
thot fortynve out Of forty-eleht farmers r.,
port wheat worth cutting; thirteen Of
ia thc hogs. Owing to rust. fields that a
promised - bushels will weld enough for seed. Ken
nett Hopkins CO.'S agent at Minneapolis take no stock
In reports OF damage 10 spring WHEAT. He t""griphs:
HEAVY rains generally throughout Northwest crop
favorable IRON. all directions except In slo-. MY opinion
and that Of others who pe gone The county j. that
wheat than ast year. The Ncw-foIt curb from l. III.
b p. m.Whest-Julv 72ai073c, slO.c Fac September
7GAa7G Hide clo.c 7Grc bid COm-Julv dosc $50;
Scntemhcr co-e j0i-c Oats-Scp'enher 32'.n English
&C. Sd. against % Cd tho previous week. Estimated
deliveries All raint-' 5s3 o2o bush en- MNLT-MaIK~G
state Gja75c siN-rowcd. 75dsOc >TIDS-''lo,crs'c1
continues firm.
Option quotations Follow. FOR comparison the closing
prices previous day and for the corresponding date
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LONDON WOOL SALES

London. July Sat the wool sales to-day 12372
bales offered. Foreign buyers more active.
Germans, rousng from their lethargy bid more keeniy
Medium merinOs showed hardening rates. Home
traders eager buyers. CrOssbreds showed 90
caSonal slight advance Heavy New-Zeaand mertno
ercaNieS were slow Of sale. seventeen Thousand bales
We're withdrawn. Following are the details OF to-
days sales:
New South Wales-2.GOO bales: secured 1s9
j Id: do locks and pieces, 1-2da1s ID:
greasy, 14a9 I'D, do locks and pieces 34@
sd.
Que.nsand-1 eco bales secured 1sd1s Id do
locks and pieces. :I4dn Is Id greasy 12a7 3 Id
do locks and pieces. 3-ia7 3 Al.
Ncw-zeaand-7O 900 bales: secured. 3-fd6
Is 4 1 I'd do locks and pieces l-2ddls 1-2i:
greasy, 1o0 10 I'd do locks and pieces, 34d9d.
Melbourne and NictOria-9Oo bales: secured 34t0
Is I'D do locks and pieces. 12ddls I'D:
greasy. 3i0 100 do locks and pieces. 1879 ID.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal-GOo bales: secured.
Sda1s I'D: greasy, 34ai0 I'd do locks and
pieces. ID.
TIL" Off rings next week will comprise 1912 bales
The imports Of The week amounted to ~, GA bales,
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M0LAssEs-Market slow but steady Ncw'oII,a anr
eeeS;ef ,nc5 So's g. as. ccntriiasa o,ay IaGi.
'oo2 i hS' a o for spirits !urpcoae
va. qoict but steady. i;o1n was Hnii!!3 bb".
a s ", ,a4p TG. sj,l bis alo5 G9I' w. w.
quot. srit, erIcP.i"' ToG ' = ysned 81 %
aood strained II 49, T. y @'gfl =" DO VI 20 10
" - - So, g. ~ v w. sogs ,; % :, 55
D. ~ h. -; o b: { J; - - - p''"' "-"'
ocEHN REIGnIsThe market for ,S ocean rGSn.
to furop, and rate n1n very ,t,93s %i'S some
TO- , ID Guo,at,ns Inc offerings Of room b,
the rcS dI. l aeS the 10 Woo aad
mi. isct 40 j. available i'I y ~,
@1 for q f Esn a, 81 "a o the rSuandr Of iay ana
for August. Without sho"iI- Inuh a, W. S S ntcd
KinrGom show qpwsra te"deaSy M 1. ~ en-
Tru o5o,a,ons: Li>erlool - London - A'",[p
s,coW ~ Cork 3 81 otto i no "y
lcir6oum lcd chatter, steamer !. ooo o., g'''
R a .ts corr go S Ss saS cox o.
order, 3, 80 &c. option Of The >ouHd 81 y, ~,
SOUND 3 20 Ageu't ,e'R'g r, p5 p . g s aras
So ohi s. g.. 10 wes' Goa. FAqand Ais 80 ,ak
a 81. RI Of ehp ahd 6oo. xc .9S@S 70 i:pI ,e
tlni,; ~cho' nor. lumber - NAY lI,od ~. Ec-
@o9a oapo 90? coo?e, cssroG%a "3 syner al
' sso H,nt, % Iiaa5d about ~ 500; schooner salt
N'a-YorF Wilmington. u -, ....., today ,,o,,cb
few small jSGs Iot- were PLACED The bai. q og 70.
Gnon' sunni, S', yellow IarI oil rule. am and non.
I,l AZ 73c othor oil vee quiet mt about tod ,
ha-ry steady ana ,o'G the we;' on p1i',HS1 fg
no. iig Al lower prices or pork lari ami short NIB, t'
,Ii,, =. SOM. r,aKnc,, here. II l. difficult 10 a"i7'
any S,4na,N, 'HI', nI4cr.IoI that manipulation VII
piay an oJant part IL d mining VI a., .''' ,,,',
s.hct @ the d roa a@rH, 81 > I in pbcr and ,h
m attempt VIII te mac 20 sln'n M. ' az 30 ian
achr from dnv 70 day and quality Of ~ 'fr'al'
il good that on it. merit, ne nT1 Ir'rr. r
10 ~ unchanet Vita .ai,- Of $50 bbls Qncao
New %s. G@'' Ig 1lof Na gS j. d1 uncna9ecs
pr q, Quoted Family a. 10 3oe u eNcA nI,LF
ass extra INDIA mes. fi4 ciSU3%ecc,I 0uood l7 j6d
pRl.cSlp ,o dom and s'.as'.c Tor
GIT MfAT>-Thc market Is dun and unehansIi 'CT 1I
,hogilG Io and e ' a, I@'s@ag LARD The market
s aa OF 90 a. wv e6Dc1 Tor Continent arm at 10 -,
ana 't1,dr o' a, 10 a5r normal September 1885, nomnal
oce9" " no sC' in fair demand TO-DAY with rrCGs SIC,
and unchaue 4. Quoialon-: 'alo1Ga " loss I'm 20 fir
oiaae,,c r cooa @ r i 81 choice TO 2ngy 4ai
Extra bead 545rc: Japan 4@i''ei Fauna
.a t ;' igoc 9s sSoG soa. S;T p%r
SIGARS~ onotatcn- on raw CGn; an 70
aI' nrtsG today Holders were firm nj b9{,i' n Tnl
,ey E @ sc,I l@G AID arn Quotation oai
Hl, "a" crnShca js1asc lond.red 'a19.c eFsn
e; xxx 5, S,Srd 5Gc sss "Ssd e,1@o,a
T. S'sa5;ac: c9nfcctioncr 80 ,doyooS 5a
&c: rhocni% 5.cedjc TWgrc c @G3.41sc' go q
..g3ssg9c 80 go 70 45Sa4a'e 80 H. ,4q &C. no -
sS so r. "s G ae a1 it doing JAVA
Ara ta q =. "a IN next 2G month lS % rs I'D ''
SpGAF ol Ni at ST. iaid /. quic: At 2ae.
"TAILCW-Markct IS quiet az f'ic'
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NCW-NOrk. july ). 1873.
BEANS AND PEAS Milling n.w 'or NE the da ~
rusnr,- hgi Ia all kinds but s'l,l. u 10
not inclined TO mag" further c'a'' ssiIonis
linn, and red kidney lean ltie in buyers f'For Un'.
Find- st'ady. tic'n lrH> dragging J. ans maii1",
@ c % do ' rcd Sdny y s5aEs do black tac oUp - 80
Ncll9W eye. - p % INA $40. u 40 y"
medium u 4oasI co. DO pea. 81 65dal 10 green peas
bb 81 20 DO bags 7oa u 10: foreign green bags
I'll 'fffI:-Ihc week I, closing on an chIiem ~
dull unsettled market The accumulation OF 'f"an',t,
Guttcr when comprise, least - per cent OF
r,,cluts f.. becoming ltc burd nsomc. and th" dro
/. % strong that values would b. shaded Mite 10 HD.
d.zcd lots cncc wLc &c i. stli p tr ,ods
arr, cong al ~ and wen Io-t-d buyc> VINO are i,
ted any particular brands do mo- have TO ,Ek "
3Od2c' and fan ,sh qOa,ty at, ernry hut r.
.,s ar al IL s so9.s rely closely o. " ,at rn
G"nr pr tt> shin rcnt. ior The wcck were 81 ,qp-:
rcamery state tub 2a d22c do STATE paS 1d-! a DO
seconds ls1l9c; Do thirds. re stat. daS, "a
& e>ir a. do wG rI la@2os si,t 90 @6%soqc
mt ls4alar do seconds 17salsc doi t"Is
lie Western imitation creamery h-, wo.,ap~ daIr,
Gr,t~ lsdisc do seconds. l6ai6ac do urjs IGl
Western factory nrNns eNila, in.G 3D., ~ do seconds
tuEESII-shipp,r, worc on hand picking NJ such io,
themselves m,iuly Win uHdcTiiced goods. SAY ~
iaucy stock wa, not available cN.ryhmg se.'s nv and
rolorod SIC Rfs Sc for stock 70 arrive Oh hon''S
were refused. Part skins show no npN s s' snail
sIzo fu cream WORK slowly 10 home tria, ~, H.
Yesterday The ara si1t fr cram cneese I,cTpoo able
whc ,,s coored Cd STATE factory fill cream DO
size eoSrd fancy e.; 40 po Sf' as4e; do small
ehSce choice 50 ace do fair TO good sesse a sk do
Chcnane0 and neighboring counties eno.e' as nc. full
good 70 prime. 3dic; do common 70 '"'
'A EGSGs-Rcceip,s are light to-day. but trade Is We"
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TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicago July o (spcclaii.-Wheni advanced about a
ce'd yesterday and closed NJ top July At cents
and september at 20 j--a 30 "a cent. The grovin-
belief maj Inc Government report Monday would SNOW
drop III condition had most To do with the strength
The secretary OF The MINNEAPOLIS Loard OF Trade wired
that ne estimated the crop Of the three big spri -
wheat states would not exceed 10000. 600 against
IOo,oooooO buahel, last Year. Private advice'
from Missouri and Kansas were had rs for the
KANSAS S'a'' crop report putting the Yield at 23Ooo
600 busheS' and which advanced the curb Friday
night II showed TOO little change from last moran To
nave much enrct today The bullish Englisi crop
report pN ihy London Times" and the eood--h ii
coarh'e Tor the week. 300 900 bushels nor"
or tss i"rtorS Everything. however was over
.hnu'W'd ny me expectation OF a bull docnu,l'
VIII snow dtcreas, of 1000 900 bushels. making ny
FOR me disappointment OF last week. The lo,a
rec'ip'S were % cars. the estimate for Monday "aS
4, ohrs. ne popular view i for a condition oi
wih.rr wheat oil about IS cents. and on sp &C wnea
OF apout oo cents Pats at night on september
wheat were 20 cents; calls II "a cents.
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Corn. after narrow nuctuation, closed precisely
cerS for Soptember Charters were made for 100000
bushels. and purchases Of cash and Of July by the
shippers wcre the bun motives This same class
however sold september. The Kansas report. making
The condition of corn only - cents was surprise
July oat, opened and closed at 30 cents The bears
now are r. wing upon The early receipt Of new oats.
The Sir,diness 81 The price to-day helped by the
very low Kansas corditio. 81 c"nts
There VS. Il little more activity In lard. shorts
being iuoupd to cover, especially i'm october. Tn"
latter price 90, within 81 cents Of september asan,
a discount II 20 cents ior OF hvr days ago. S'I'hl
nor lord IA bntvccr .'iO 10 and $40 81, and closed
at so -: october between 80 81 and - -. aud
closed ai - -. september pork closed at .2O 10.
There were II 900 hog yesterday the e,iiaai" for
Monday WIS >. 900 head next week, 10000 head.
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Liverpool. July :. 80 =. M Beef ll"d'r p OVER
sparnCly. POrk-Ihc supply Is poor nun
oldc-s oHer freely. Bacon-Toders oiI,r moderately
Cumberland cut ahou = go - y. steady at - ~ .
long clear iniddc. about g. o.. -t"ady ~ l3- III
long and short clear middcs. about - %. s'cady ai
%, Cd Choose Holder, of~r freely. lidloW ll"li
Of offer moderately prime city dull ~ .1, H. spirits
n Turpcuiine- Holder offer freely -t'ndy ~ -
To.in Holders offer moderately comm p. duN 80
., I'D Lard SPOT Holder Irr spar nSly. fui ir''
holder, arc not Offering. prime Western spot -''nd'
M sos Wheat and Flour Holder oi"r moderately.
lorn-Spoi and Futures Holders "n"r ,i"rhR'' .
ui >rd We. torn spot firm ~ {, ia July firm -
+ ID August firm ~ 4 . ID september. hrn 80
A. sd. lIop- ~ London Prr.n' '""'l-ll'ld' -
offer moderately.
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Cash onotations were as follows: Flour weak; ;
lower considerably than one week back spring patents
In sacks sold to-day at - % bakers % 20, 40 ~,
,prine wheat. G6c No spring wheat D. oz""tc I,
No red GGc No > corn. II 1-sc No J corn 40 &c
40 oats 2oc No . rye. SOC No , barley nominal !;
40 | nax,ccd, ~ II prime timothy seed, ~ mess
$40 O5a go OF u short ribs sides 0oose 80 - ~
- - - dry sailed shoulders boxed. s. joF7 80
shor, clear side, boxed. - jOa ~ o. NhlsNey' dlS
lilers finished goods PER gal - I'D a'
Gate. y, white. on track. 80 re: No 3 do, o b.
81 n :2c Barley. 40 3. no sales No :. o b. Soc
ON the Produc" Exchange today me Du,',r mnrSct
Egg, firm: strictly fresh. IS 1-2"l4 lie
Cincinnati. July s-rlour stronger. Wheat
I'm fair demand and steady; No red. 81 l-2c. Corn
nrner 40 = mixed. Ale. oats trmer No mixed
32c. Rye dun and nominal 40. . dc. Pork quiet
firm at - 5o0 10 81 IL. Bacon firm, but quiet Mt
TIi Il - Whiskcy steady; sales. 500 bbIS at
~ II. Enter dun but firm, sugar IN fair demand "a
ana strong. Eggs weak at llGl2c. Cheese III
moderate demand and easy.
Milwaukee July s-Flonr steady. Wheat stronger :;
80 = spring. G:I 1-2c No Northern. G7c sep
tembor - 1--c. corn dull No 3. IS a40c. Oats
firm No white 3:}c No . white. 81 ;;2c. Barley
nominal; No =. j5c: sample. on track. no quotations.
Rye quiet; No /. dc Provisions frmcr. Pork,
$40 90. lard. Sl0 %.
Minneapolis. July 8-Thc bulls in wheat did not lose
their grip to-day. and III" price was punched up
another notch. with the close strong ana mt the
highest point The cash market was In strong CON
c2c and No. > Northern at 5Ga zoe. Close Jniv
opened and lowest 90 Bcc highest. 90 1ec: closed.
go &c: August. % l-5c. september opened ana
lowest 80 14c. highest and closed G3 Sic: on
Track NO ! hard. 80 Lie, No. l Northern, IL fc
No = Northern J90 cOc.
Philadelphia July s-Flour dull. with buyers oper-
oting only I'm a small way for actual wants. Prices
nomnally unchanged Rhe -four quiet and steady
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Gclp t0ante0.

Males
WANTED Agents 10 sell OF commission
the Maegln cline ton cent cigar; sample
h0Ac, OF thirteen mailed TO- one dolla~.
l.. MILLER & SONS. ji3 B'way, y. Y.
FcmalcS.
WANrFD.-Young - J as waitress ana
chaDllrfuad for the cOunir' cal Monday
from 10 to | O'clock. 10 Fast 23th-,t.
WANTED Ladies B. write at home en-
c'o.r stamped envelope. Fila WEKST.
secretary. South bend. ina.
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flats 90 CIT, uutnrnlshed

low RENT Leave, jersey CIV
as. rooms. SECOND ioor. j. i'at' h"r-, -
month Apply on premises, near ia 20
~on-iyc. station.
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ADNEErrS-NrNTS AID SUBScHIP.
TIBNS FOR mn Al.W-NDl:E TRf H.
I'M WILL 81 n, LIVED At the Ur-
TOWN OFFICE. 80. i,.i2 nloaivay. ID
loor nor.h 81 lhlrtf-nr.t -. aid A0NfE.
TI>lNltN o. tie blowing Branch OF
fees. 9Ji shave. s.. o.. cor. . 1t. iJ2
Gfh.aVc. 10 FOurth-JNc., conner -Four
tecn,h-,i: $50 1hhd aye. corner Forty
-,, enth--t r,b Thild-a,c.. near SIXTY
.crOnd.st. l75 Colunbu.-aNe. $50 Fast
47ih.st.. corner Thlriase. isO East l25th.
It. near Il!r.-aNe. - Atcuue 4 ~
fblid-ate. 20 W.T. Fouftccnth-,t. 257
WssJ 4-d.st. lio Church ga Third
ave. I,33s Thf dave. 2Ojl Thirt-aye.;
between 18th aud 18th sts
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Business Chances.

4 PARTY with ~ 600 wanted to help
place a new invention on the market
$50 GOO profit iir'L year q III riHht party.
Addro-- or cat Room -. Broadway Gem
,ril Hotel
DENTAL PRACTICE. c~tabll she'd i'll
mes, and leaving city; Tor sale cheap.
shoe store. 62 bleccker-st.
F>PE. TALLY 70. omm,nded patents for
sal. l'Outin'~ adjustable cultiNator a..
SO. NcSin'- w"ishtlos- folding-bej as
3GG,. Birds li.tng wheeii"r"v .>"rh +,
window Ncnti'ltOr. call or address NOlsIH
AMERICAN PATLNl AGENCY, 40 Mas
-au--t.
IOR SALE-A coal and lumber yard, es-
iabli~. I'd m 1865 Very pro porous. bat
must T." .old on account ~ death Of o"pcr
Address CoAL. Boz .. Tribune ONO.
GENERAL MANAGERS WANTED for
every state 70 h1ndl" agents; about 500
uccr~-ar' AGENTS double money man.
erei- mako 200 per cent; article. sell at
-ieht In Office ,t6rr and home. METRO
rulrrAN rEADlNG CO.. 1875 Lihcrty-~t.
IIAvL YOU. el,ih me NEW FRANK:
LIN TYrtWRlTiI;3 II not. call at
TY 90. 306 as Broadway, y. Y. city.
MANUFACTURERS SIrES-Vsluable
sites donated and lihe"al cash bonuses pad
FOR d.-irablc manufacturing pant.. ADDRESS
.MANTFACTURERS," Room II. Barney
Block. DAYTON. o.
HAY. FEED STORE. horses. trucks,
Sc trade 900. . j23 3d-aVe.
PECTLATOR>.- Inv e-t.nents n ~ earn
81 dalr customer Throughout tho country.
Er,l-e .t.up 70, .p,rt'cgla :. MI TT Al
INVESTMENT 81 EEAI, 4oo Grahau-
ave. Erolhly-.
WANTED An interest In PAVING
country Republican daily paper. Address
T.. -. Bon 40. En-,ou. Penn.
WATERPEOoF CONT FOR CAR
DElVl H>.-Will >cll right - make us
under ms Iet.nt. 500 description Weekly
TfIh.uc .tuIv 1898 JOHN I"
WILMER. 1875 West 5-d--t.
- 800 For HALE INTEREST In val
rabir patent ,u-t granted ihi> j. Your op-
pnftunltv IA maxi q quick fortune. II use
hold Article. 9i3 Fast i35ih--t
$40 PRODUCES At least 4 10. per cent?
weexly. profits mailed each Monday. Tor
nj. particular, atdre~, ANDERSON, 2,23l
ross.st.. Philadelphia. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10

Market closed steady. ITansleIa0cs Iss'' T' ,0I
Sales so 700 bales. Newly 0rk spot >ae' to-uaF dI.u
last light For consumption lG bale oI d mSHcJ NTH
ve~terIay's price New-YoIk receipts ~ bal er1
$40 bales exports. none forwarded ~ hai,N S'3 ,,
- 600 bae. The port receipts of cotton l"I u, ~
Week Werc Is ISL bae and since septen6er 2oIV,oo
h,lcS against O62 lg7 bales last wear Inc PIN
are 365527 bace against Oh -7$ bales az >et.
ov,orr. for the week were - 321 bales. ana ri'c '
SN.i Sol oa- halc, against 57@l.io7 b1cs lest year
There were on shphoard last nieht 1lO'o p2I'' 10
csi,ss AZ Interior t0wur for the week Mtit - ,S
sink Scptentcr l. 1884 67S baler I5e neL ,ti1g
mo, ene,t since sept has been S2''225 n, ~
~ Tr,hcro SINNERS since september have been no.
81 baics against 1e9 O6S bales last year me
position Of cotton a. hauc VIZ ~ s
Chrouicle f. follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10
60 Get sor Business pnrpose

DISK ROOM WITH use o' privat" one"
wanfsl n or noar Broadway b'iws.r Wall
and Fulton -. Afdr'-, Room 30. Broad
way C"nfra' Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10

Itvoroool ! D m-Sloj cotton. hal~ennS 'hu''''s
,rr,,cau niddlihrs 4a4d sales COCO bac' t,t,lr.
csned quiet lGid deeline cl3~G -it1oy al az ycrday
sIostme LjVerrooi quota onsJuiy i23i-i july.
4r,nil4 A8cu,t->epten.brr, t&1,t >epl' 49,, 1ar
ortoher y ovemhe f2S.: November Dc,eIuel
z-gGi;o December-Jsnuary 4Slb; J9hnllf
mn, cotton wa quiet and unchanged win SAFES o' i0'
tolai Tor consumption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10

ATTENTION sewing machines. Of an
kinds, new. ~; god second .ha!i ~
rs-h o. rfciIt sNrnaugri. rcni'h. ~
RAJ SUITS. @.1ji 3.avc.. lIsth--t.
GRAND rPElGnr PiANo. BE-,
make. Jew monta, u-"d me- llI''' cni A.
ana dining.ronm furniture. mirror. iol J.
ing-i"i- It,. must L. sod lu'
i6th-,t.
AICOII NJ III DEATH mlgni'iccl' sou
upr.nht must ,acriIcr. rlO't lt' "h w.
fu-'d tarrain. l"i LrNineton-a''.
GROWN GA> ~ MriNn LNIl :, l'r
sale cneip; m las r'h"l''"''
,. c.. Tribune Oni'r. ---
FOR SALT.-Onc New-York lnr DC,
pafrmruf .te,n, me engine; Y. tank. -rrohi
si1c price 200. - Atianii'-"Nc'' h' .o"'' -.
POWERFUL French nrh Ha,> , ,3,
$50. fnr $40. Nd ir.-~ Po,tonlr" bon ''-'
'incinnatI. ohio
FOR >ALE.-Onc or tNr" billiafl tan,.s
and All iCionrine th'rrto; IN go9u 'oi'u''
ton Nc,y cheap. At blfen.n' 81 = .l''- -.
SAFF.S.-You ,aa so,e 20 pe,, ccnt ~
buylncyh -afr now. Dor the neal 10 Gay"
! Willksru ,,fe, nearly at cost 81 hhhr'
future, :, reduce ro-k; nc" anu 'c'o'u'
l. II. cross. 400 Broadway.
$50 BrY, STOCK. FlXTLRl.S ana
good will of variety store. hhethr"H ,
fountain. twelve .yrnps; cool bu,Ihr,
must b. sold at once. owner Ic1N"b ''''
3vI uudson.st., New York