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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-09-19
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-06-29
DRY.GOODSI
--SALE COMMENCES-
Monday Morning, June25, "a

By Order othe Circuit Court of the stho of Oregon, I have this day sold to Shan
han Bros, 575 Third Street. Astoria Oregon, the entire stock of Dry Goods Of J Yamash
& Co., Bmkrupts.
The stock consists of Fancy Dry Goods and Gents Furnishing Goods, Hoisey, Cor
sets, Laes and EmboMereS Notions and Ladies, Chldrens and Infants Handmade
veal WLLLAM MACBETH, Assignee
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-06-29

The above notice explains itself. Having purchased
said stock at AZ cents on a dollar, we are offering you
bargains in Dry Goods never before offered in Astoria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

August ~. 1873
few hE1 DAYS ha S led to sign; shading Of pccs some
kncs cS ~o a. S 81 90 b. and about bbs choice
y.s kISner sold a, 81 50. A car OF Canadian medium
& "d ssara 70 ne any a dong in e
mS Sss' p Ms S %aS.' s. a, 81
s. 81 Do Co. Whit. kan .Go : '%g aS2 do lima cafoTna
c,p,' s. 5oasc So do foreign medium 8 4'as, 60 CO.
90 90 ,. a5sT g g.n DO 8 sccc gi s. 81 20 green peas ~
BrTTE-Demand was within aa V r,ben hsavy one
though changes q hnp .e how, IN h
shown any dsPoGn TO 9p%a nccas and u are
sss are sHngah c "sa eTm%ns Of c next
We quote Creamery STAT 9Ims dn third. to gee,
d 6oc qns @asc' 40 g l2. a S1sf e" DO hrds
10 seconds iiaisc Imitation creamsry i'aisS d.
s snno dI ,n: 'I 4as fae,y fresh ai5c do
tubs iSai44c. s,.. ,uu cream
70 daE and were advance the price about
M Of me days business IN iS"S Sr ~" l"SeT dual
ties Part Skins also hela ,'s .ens1 ,m u "nrs
both and light SKIM. A. Cuba yys,rTday clb 10"
boxes large size wht. soid a, mi cream large SIZE
fancy CSC do choice ogsc do good to s pmfs ;, Sl
o do Common TO choic sa6sc part SKINS choice
S Sizs@@s3.c:: fun %G Skin skins. 2S5c
EGGS Market rather quiet bu, receipts are not heavy
To- weaken The position Medium rrades OF fresh rahernd
sea omqrsa Ga hcT is oea
s '" e snIi. co sr I7c do fair to soo 1919
f7c DO inferior per s2asa so do secends per case
soas3 %. ice-house. per dozen. loHl6i!c.
-FRESH-Apples plenty, very duh ana iavoilhx
hnvers with outside quotations extreme Pears also very
Anil and weak all except fancy large Bartlett ana
Srsnn's fayorite, for which there Is fair inquiry.
,,,ps peny and neglected. Peaches show no further
100 In the range prices. but for usual guaiNrs me
"na,osn, is very slow and unsatisfactory S,h?,,S
No." and sim declining under very duh trade Mus X
,.ons generally lower and demand falr Tor IaIcy =
v,,ermeons 81 fancy quality ana large SIZE Wuu,.
@ cuoalion erndes Offering nir eSc'ss,.y
,t ,d I,w we quote Apples: red KINDS per 90
eu 20: DO green kinds good to choice ~ .r
81 n 10 fair 15cQsi 81 pears bartlett, pc, n'
60 -.SS9. do Capp's fav0ritc s2p>'; 90 "m, ~ 10
- ,.,ches fancy yellow. per basket sl"si 81.
sImS- red s5cNsi: do fair to good oo~ ma,a 9I
fancy ieu, Delaware per n. 78oc; 40 NnEaih y,
Sop Nenr.'s early ANA Worden &c % % " nnsLei o5g
SCI 90 er hbi S2qs3 80; DO per lo-iD bashrs' er
&c, Pn,cl cherries per quart snoc' ~ Us n.r 100
Toc; nue. ~, yatermslons. average Eoon "
Dbl siWs- oau S5m<S straight cariots -. be.n
SsM3ls, q" f,DIJ;)-M Most OF the oin hppi Peaches
TI.ti.. and no new h.,c a. ala
closed out ia steady Raspberries nf1he,' g. Mr.. in
SLOW Iackbcrries are ILL., arc Arm nj the
doing be'ty, IN apricos and prices AR ,ac do
IS snow. eyaporated ch.lSS
moment. 49, t0Qf2kc: do n-!ilrh ons.. sin
10 PHI skins IImi,.c; peaches ,ssa rsa
MOE cores an 10. r,e.berrcs evapo,aici ~
dried. peelo11' ,-l,t,isc: cherries ls9i iopi'o' '
ries &C. spric,. 10 the lsv3 hops oau.ne
HOPS-The pnes forward in any quantity. ~ ,naned
crop .. Of i Unsettled feeling. Lower prices A's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-24

g:e 5iqSn;s; No corn ;sc 10 oa,: 20NaslHG;
i4's s PITT s s lard s. s,i % g. !. 5 .s
s. 20 short ms silss sse 81 aoas7 10: dry aaltei
81 - sugars loaf s. 81 granustd 81 IL. STANDARD
~ s. - per hhl on In" Produce Exchange today the
butter market firm. Extra creamery. 2a.c. nrss II
agile seconds 1gJc. Eggs hra,r; fresh stock, l3isc
per doz.
cnnatl Aug: -TIour-srrng Pa,ent. s. $3as3 -;
c"lits moderate. but market 'IIrt Under iSht de
mand Prices not quoted! ccrnTFairy active Whit ear
51izc Oas-Thc receipts wore liberal market quiet No
n. mixed 3i,ic' No 3 d. Sic ~ Whit 3'e Pork
s. lard Sc: bakers &c. Bacon Steady snouders
NJ sheT, r,T rib .a SIDE. st sGer t, 'ar sides sas
Milwaukee, Aug. 25.-The speculative market opened
stronger. but soon let and performed on the sliding
.ae In'i me ciosc 'ecerneT opeaed at ooc went TO
mani; No Northern selling ~ G'c, Wisconsin white
winter on track Pc BARLEY sienay and active; ~ .
demand NJ white iln3jc track; 40 3 white 3ia
$I.c. No = 3c Rye steady and in fair demand a. Ole
De cnber. -. -: January BE February. jic. Flour
moderate demand Bran. $li mixed feel 81. mddngs
SIS Provisions higher mess pork sl3 - for cash and
Sl3 90 September.
Minneapolis Aug 23-wheat opened firm and until
noon he'd the advance. hut after noon there was an
easier feeling and weakness the close when
lowest prices for the day were reached. september
pnel at '-c. against close yesterday AZ 2U3'sc
and closed AZ 33hc to-l.y December opened At j5sSc
AMI closed at Ij.c. against close yesterday At 30.
WN',c. Tho cash market active, with the e.eNaois
buying quite literally for the Of siadyng prices
and making basis for huying The milling support Is
always little slack until the step and
track old ~ hard ssh: No + Northern SIC: No 2
5itc: No Northern. SAC. Corn ~ 2. 55IjNc Oats
No white. 3iG3ii.c; No 3. 3o'4p3liac. Flour weak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-24

hut they do lead 20 increased business We quote
State 1893 choice "a lOc: good prime 1isdsikc
do common fair 587c Pacific Coast. 6al0c yearlnss
5UGc: old olls 4H5c
POt'LTRY--A LfVE:-Four arrived to-day and con-
siderable stock hand from previous receipts
hut buyers took hold better. and there "A hgmer tone
- prices though the Of quotations remained about
the W. quote: Spring chickens per ~. loH HE
fowls. sdSisc od roosers 3aji7c turkeys s12c ducks
per pair. i0G15c geese pair 3OcQSl - pigeons.
per pair 1003oc ... DRESS I.i-Demand very good
to-day and. although offerings quite liberal. the
stock Is going very wcl AT slightly nrmer prices
Choice scaded chicken and prime fowls show the most
strength. We quote: Turkeys. per n. 1n!'c: chickens
Ql3c: scadcl IL. al3c: fowls loaio.c Old cocks
i2QGc: spring Eastern BE; ducks Eastern and
dozen 81 25d<2
supply Of frozen offering. for which demand is light
We quote: Woodcocks. pair. 5"cns: grouse 80. tNl
partridgcs ,JcGSl -. frozen. n. l2hl'c
HAY AND STTAW-Dcmard light. Quotations stil foT
old hay sells 5Gi0c per lCo ~ lower when in good
order We quote: Hay. prime. per 100 n. SnS': do "
clover mixed ;"H0c straw. long. j0ij'c do short
4OGljc oat straw. i0c
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES potatoes are
not over plenty. and prime stock rules firm. Sweet poa
quality. Lin" beans firm. Tomatoes glut the mar
k"t and offered low refuse take much
stock T. offered them. CaunOw"rs steady for choice
quality. Other vegetables generally plenty and quiet We
quote Potatoes. Long Island. per hh - IJns2 do Ier-
sey. 81 23psl -. sweet potatoes s2ds2 % onions small
white pckng. s30sG 10 table stock S6Si 80: DO red
S@S 49, Do Yellow sas o. eggplants. 81 cauiinowcrs
S2GSi iurnips 1"c; squash. 7jcNSi peppers con Ic.
Lima beans per bag S@Gs2 80. green peas. s2ns2 20
string beans 81 5o$l -: green per 100 5ocIsl -:
cucumbers Lorg Island per i0aa0c: Jersey per
box -np2c; cucumber pickles 1000 IscGSl -. cab
bages. per 100. S1Hs7 okTa. SGlOc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-24
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug % (SpeciaD.Wheat opened up on WEI
weather abroad. closed weak, because II was dscov-
cred that the foreigners selling this side Paris
Berlin closed lower. showing that the wet weather
was counting the other side. September opened
at 55hc. sold between 5jiz and 54ac. and closed At
54isc December wheat kept 3isc THE Price Cur
rent said advlces from the Northwest were favoraols
enough indicate total crop Of 5o00oo0 bush New
the selling here Northwestern cars-432-wers
almost double last year. There some cash business
In spring whea-l25000 BUSH there no demand Tor
winter The chiefly In the Of changing.
September longs c.ass are getting out and Duying
Deceuber. and elevator people buying September
selling December Western points continue 10 re-
port feeding Of wheat to cattle but these Reports
will not be Influential, until receipts fall on.
Corn opened strong on dry weather; u Closed weak
on larger receipts end dull trade. May opened at
53asc sold 53s and 32asc and closed at o2c
Receipts 23o cars; the estimate for Friday. 2iO.
The local crowd bearsh. Crop experts now
West are sending back favorable reports. There
was very covering Of oats by elevator people ana
shippers concern Bart,ett-Frazier having bought
about 100000 the last days. Prices kept nrm
to long this buying lasted; when II stopped they
broke They opened 35.c sold between 38 and 35Sc,
estimate for FRIDAY 3l5. Charters 10000
Provisions firm all day within very narrow
range. the close January pork showed an advance
over Wednesday Of lie; January lard. advance OF
The: January ribs advance OF &C. The last prices
we're at about the top The incident Of the day was
open buying OF pork by Armour. There an idea
he was selling through brokers.
on the curb puts December wheat 5IAc calls.
5ssc. Puts on May corn were 52c; calls. 52hc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-24

at 81 2oQs3 40 fq patents: s2as2 % FOR bakers Pro
duction 900 bbls shipments. $4,000 bbls Bran ana
shos-5ran $40 Ioasll bulk: $2Q$i2 10 IN sacks shor
sl3Gsli 20.
offerings and In sympathy with strength in wheat but
local joobers had ample stocks and operating very
FOR choice Fennsy Wheat firm under good specula
tive buying prices advanced LGs per bush Foreign de-
mand however continued moderate and was limited to
port elevator sc: No red August 575Ic: september
j7d51isc October 5Sf5s'.c. November 59Q59isc. Rye
dull at &c bush for No Pennsylvania. CornSup
plies small and CARROTS ruled steady though demand light
Futures neslecte' norninally UNCHANGED; No mixed
October 6GGlgc November. 59ao0c. Oats-Fair local
trade demand Tor CARROTS. prices further
vanced &c. with supplies under control Futures
mixed 33c unsraled white. 35635isc: at 3Gc:
ungraiei white 36qa37c; No white part short stor.
track 37isc No white. August 3j sd3Gi.c september
G.HJGhc October; 31lsa3sc November. 37Aa3S4c
&c. Fcnus lfana prints extra. Wholesale 23a24c Eggs
scare firm: PENNSYLVANIA first lsc. Refined sugars &c
powdered Sac fine graduated 4.c: standard do lsc
crown 4. jisc crystal y 47sc double refined diamond A
&c Frankn r. re- DO Extra rs sT 4 tS k fes s'ar e.
lGc green star G. &c; blue star c, i3-i6c all less
dun easier. winter bran in bulk si5 joasi6 80 per ton
Other articles unchanged.
81 Louis. Aug. 23.-Flour steady. but quiet: patent
50 Dds2 90 fancy. 81 3os2 fancy So i0as2 10
choice 81 9~dS2 Rye hour, s3us3 10. steady but
quiet Sales. outside points. cars bulk 57igc
sacked South at soc East track sacked to ar
rive at Gic. ,s5c DC. Wheat lower:
August. 3ihc. September. jhc: December 5issc: May,
Goc Corn lower: August sc: September 53sc Dccern.
her 4s1c: May 49'sc oats unchanged; August. 3lsc:
Sll l2s: orders. sl4 10 Lard-prme steam. 7sc;
choice 762i7c Dry sailed meatsShoulder,. So 40;
ribs 81 50 shorts. 81 81 BaconI,oxed should
High wines steady ar 81 IS Wool quiet Missouri and
Illinois medium combing. i5isdlec; medium clothing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-24

,r.TA1s-1RON-r Iatcs, information from il,,s,'
consderahe demand for raw and finished nni and j,
ARR hgiu a,lci to- deliver lots mme1iaciy as pig
scarce owing to the nunD , 81 prc,ion =
m is copPE Was not f[y n'rrg r tT
S al other POSITIONS except March FOR which w.
.,o RAP rcr q" Win AGO bi for spot x % ii!
FOR August 32} h for seP,emo sd.cr snSs wcc
aT 5n se bGe T option remsr i'2s ~ lac
iaS{ cal H. ~hs The market closing barely steady al
81 ia si nIr market IS stead unacT
the Influence o. fairly good "Stna r. TAX. ANYTHING
acSona , W. quote New orleans. ccnuiiuFa oIan9
are Gu,r' io4i:c fair 10 prime lGa i"c choic 3:
&c. e' 0pen kee 80 go F, p R.o :sac
e@rc So ordnary 10 "alSc faf 20 good
l9lS 'i@gT o ' 2o sioc Rosn 2ia77 ms, u,psn,
i77G bhs' 'ar o. oe'7 ,,i hi, easter for ma,
cn,nes which are quoted 2ac and sogln,',
at 2s,e' ~, Ko, a,.,e ~"' At 81 i5asi 20
0is-C,,onseed OIL Is without an iap pr,cs bu;
t,crs are reluctant pay the - rates @n' rrc In
taxing o,S a "u there benF rather moderate a
mard with the tone steady. We qno'ff 50 ooa2ac.
~. 80 ms 2G0 asc prime summer HeI'" 10, 80 :
a5ac on summer 'c,s% 81 ;g3c o s57 n.eed o
%"1S,C rav sc; American boiled SIC. Calcutta raw
OCEAN marie, Tor 1G ~ fTc xh Ts
inactive rres1a, an' nssremcn,s follow: To I.ndcn 9
loads grain sd. to Gisssow ,ergs W. quo'' Lv.
e,ooi ii asked: London I'd Giasso% la, i,S Rot;
LIAM &c. Hamburg 30 pigs cotton 70 ilyetIo @
Corx for orders grain nominal p'oT Th,-eq,ns con.
m = ana go rae % Tor steam Tem.n
about ,sscy GsA ra1e2 private 'en. ark
scc hbs petroleum hence to Koldne e ia sa hyre.
pTTa,s terms British .shn'5 Hm6'; S.N w%snr w
eswcaa 5? . eng PoT ra SsaIsH 81 o Ss sa
rG .nA w ~ gss5H Go scSH r.Ee Iisy', 70
pori north u private terms, n,ish ayeIn
Ok
Sum- s Ss g"4ST r snd 5 Rr - ). s %
schooner coal haaephia Newhsn ~ a ana e" Rvc 90
80 6s;GH ). 20 british ca GiaasIgs. to c Al,
T poT, bef,y to ST John r. 5oc se schooner COIL
H"hok~n To- 81 John y b. zoe. schooner Port Johnson 20
SewyYorE to Mederranea1 ana AaIi9', Laid oo on
PROvIsIoNsFiTm under demand nGn m, P 1G W.:
aSS5 a s5asi5 y ssa'' 90 er gsar
ssa.ld 20 ami fS1 .,6g 5iTs sSsS's sass 90 pas
qsio: extra india mess slsasls: BEEF hAMS-M"F-
D fS 22Sisb f0Gs Make a.er eon aq;,s4 a, ~
the whole range at 7a,sc o., 10 10 M T. ~ rCsei
shoulders steady. sales 800 ID a. &C. c', ,
sLn f ssdy closing at 81
49, c Joy q a. s sioc asked city a7c refined
3r coninen' a' sod At sc5c nominal FOR September
RICEThere slow sales m9Tr,nen; n9' =, k ' Inc
sS%6on gss loT iaa er e AK '' ~,
keSd eaee Java Iangoon tss+Ac Jap oT 2 tssat'e'
ien IS he raarSe, Tor raw sugar nrrner with
saies q cs bags crox cenrifuga on spot SO test
coyada on SPOT, &c landed and 500 hhds - ,rN
N SEQ, &c nusc6vado 80 s' Be- inoasscs -
~ The London v ma asseS Tai rs 9 'G T pannF
lie I'd beet quiet and rather easter Aues quoted i@f
81, sgbcp on ali grades Except donhes oaf and
crushed This puts prices on the basis OF arc 'o' S'""''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-24
IMPORTS TODAY.
TUE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NewNOrk. August 20, 1924.
corroN-The market opened unchanged 10 l point adj
on better Liverpool and reported rains in the Mem
ss,rC and in Alabama and Mississippi supplemented
n, OF some damage owing TO excessive precpita-
which Injuries the fruting Of cotton and causes a
..v rank development Of the plant About the only
Ers,g was for account The market became weak
~ IN reports from Fall River that the Manufacturers
rx.cu,ve Board had ordered all the cotton mills shut
-, ,o.nght During the afternoon the market WAS
49,, and unnteresting closing with net advance OF
.r. with the tone steady. The total sales were 5i'p
a The rec ipts cotton to-day at Houston We're
So bales against bales last week. S>3 bales last
1.sr Galveston 144i bales against 20 bales last wees
NeVOrleans. 5ti bales. against l+l
go last week The Bombay weekly movement shows
ssi,.s bales against 400 bales corresponding
49, last yea. md since January l. l54oep bales.
.S,inst 5l2 bales last year. and afoa 5000 bales.
esnst Oo bales last year Shipments were 700 bales.
.s,jns, 5CoO bales year. and since January 'NN"
s against $4,000 bales last year IL Is Thought th"t
ss free movement q cotton in Texas would cause some
,.cns IN Europe to-days advance in Liverpool was
.-shing o, surprise local traders. futures th'r"
sos,ns steady IL an advance Of to points. There
800 ~ be A l.ttle business Manchester Tor
son,h America and Eastern account petition Is being
-r,ed and numerously signed the Cotton ENchange
sssinr the Board Of Managers 10 permit the members TO
vO,s on the question Of making Saturday September
holiday. , ,., ,,,s ,A.
Opening range and close to-day and closing DIGS ue
foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-24
day -, -, -, .,..,,r No A.

Market closed steady az points net advance compared
Win YESTERDAYS closing prices Transferring no'lc"S'
Ce3- Total sales - bales. New spot sales TO-DAY
saS bales 500; market quiet. middling uiands lolb
riddlng gulf 3l6c which is unchanged compared WIN
Yesterdays closing New-Nork gross receipts $50 hales
Continent 1912 bales: forwarded 200 bales. safes so
baes: spnners $50 bales stock "a 80 bales Total net
Ss bales Exports to-day: Continent. 1897 bales Thus
far this week: Great Britain l0os2 bales Continent
IL 74 bales stock 67 OBS bales One-sHih 81 ne cotton
spindes In the United States are now located IN Inc
South The Southern mills have done success
full business during the las; year oooo ,,...
liverpool cabes-Spot steady: sales 1oop bales
speculation export 500 bales. American. 100 taie
Mddng upands 27-32d Futures opened steady: sen,
es a; nights price closed steady at fully !-o4d
$40 septemberOctober 3.sa349; Say
November December. a4sa35o December-J anuary ass
,January-February. 35lb: February March. ao-ao,o'
Narch-AprfL 354b: Apri-May 333G358. Manchester-
fans quiet bu; steady: cloths moderate demand; -
COFFEE-Transacions were on an unusually nsn1
scale 5000 bags having changed HANDS. incud-
ing 80 bags December exchanged for November at 10
f.stureess Hamburg opened steady and unchanged to
pfe advance and closed steady al the advance. as
follows August. 1915 pigs: September 10: October
i2o: November. 1O December 60: January. 6'.l3 Rio
market inactive nominal quotations; exchange IN
changed at sss: receipts 1900 bags cleared for the
Cni,et States. 1900 stock at Rio. 1880 bags
santos quiet unchanged al COCO refs receipts llr
hgs: stock 324.O bags Prices 4; Hayre during ne
morning were !. higher Havre closed at "a :.
September 90 %: October. Of. November. ~; December
&;5 g., -
haps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-24
EEROPEAN PRODI.CE MARKETS

Liverpool Aug. q. 345 p. n.-f,eef-Ex;ra India
nrIn A. rs Sd; prime mess firm a, 55s Pork-lrine
mess Western fine firm 10s: do medium firm els 3D.
Hams-ShDrt about IA TO lG 10 steady sos Bacon
Cumberland cut about ~ 80 NJ easy 39s. short
rib about q n dull Os Cd long clear middles about
- ~ Dun at 3ss Cd long and short clear middcs. about
% ID. dull al SIS Standardization Il IL ~ steidy
ut :}js Cd Cheese american finest white coorr,i
fir at ics 81. Taow-rrmc city nominal Cottousocl
OIL Liverpool refined. steady 2ls Eosin-C Common
dull at IS Cd Iard-Prime Western spot firm SIS 81.
Whcat-No > red winter steady nj IS I'D No . rod
spring steady at a. Sd Flour St Louis fancy winter
steady AT Us ID Corn Mixed Western firm - III
August duh at IS Id September duh lO.d october
dull al Is "a Hops NJ Lond, nPacnc Coast steady at
f@ui3 Spirits Of turpentine firm at 2ls Gi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-24
FURNISHED ROOMS.

BACHELOR QUARTERS. parlor. upper
floors single rooms. private baths: con-
venicnt hotels. clubs. IL East 29th-st.
FURNISHED FLOOR t. a gentleman: 2
large rooms: private bath. steam heat
and open fires. as desired. private dwell
Ing. location desirable. between 9TH and
9th aves. vicinity 5Oth-st. J. station. To
permanent party only: reference. Address
r. \. H.. Box I. Tribune Office
PLEASANT. square rooms to let. FUR
nlshed good board private family ref
crcnc- 23G West 3ith-st
I2TII-ST.. ~ WEST .-Pleasant reception
room. running water: gentlemen. other
rooms. central, reasonable; translents ac-
coumpdafed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-24

14ai4,c low and cotted. HAZE hard bury sgshe;
Western and Northern medium. llai3c; me medium
0aiic coarse and low 1QiOc heavy fine, 74sc; Texas.
medium. l3Gi4c: coarse and low 9gllc Lead s n,m
especially for spot which was IN scant supply "a ss,
besides 300 tons September 900 early september, az
So ia and 100 tons first week September al - ~
Shelter last sale at s. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-24

VIZ more or less nominal The market was controlled
no inhnrn py the course of wheat corn but 1, had
~ inherent strength. and altogether market
actory from every standpoint. During the af,errr
w. Gun ana nominal Cash firm rvoi
bush sV wnite and fairly active. were las 900
49,, az ioiows No oats. i20fD bush 33A 03ic ia
~ ana :iH.h3jc delivered: No oats nominal lic.
ac "hitt; Ooun bush. 31i2c: No white - msJ hush 80
2.~D hush. 34G35c '''-'2O' ""VN i"lNed
in give Tor comparison the closing prices OF the pr.
he corr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.


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DRESSMAK1NG.

ARTISTIC DREsSMAKING; imported
fashions; hotel orders a.. short notice;
god. purchased II desired. moderate
prlces. Mrs. MELEOY. ~ East llth-s'..
between Broadway and University fIacr.
cOt'TTRlERE FRANCHISE. Nine. IN
dcrson. JOS West l7th-st.. formerly WIN
storms Specialtlcs. fancy waists. suee.
and dinner costumes. snort notice IAu''S
materials made: summer prices.
DRESSMAKER EXPERIENCED dressfna ee'
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work. . desires more engagements: city or
country. terms moderate highest feiet-
ences D. "a sth-a.e.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
COuntry.

AGENCY for MOntclIir. -K"s,dcnces. all
kinds for sale or rent. furnished houses.
TCBRs T. TAYLOR. Beekman-st.. n. Y.
RANGE y. J-Rcal estate AT AL sta
ficns w To M1rristoHu ana l''rnarls-
VILE EAw T. Hamilton 4 Co. 90 Hway.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE.-Ponv that IL well broken and
reliable for children Address Dr. -. &.
JACKSON. l.. -. I;ux lbi Jamaica. l.. l.