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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-01

London Jan. 81. l. m-Con-ois. - 1910 for nonry
~ III for the March account; New y prh, Fem
IAN, and onto nT-t MORTGAGE bonds -. 'ai3aiih
3:''''" -. lrr 49, DO second con-ol,. ~, lHn"'
r..H., oc,, MEXICAN Ordinary. II ~ Paul common,
~ " SryYort Central, 1912 P'nn-yllana 81 Ie.dinf
l0L Mexican Central "e" I'F cent '''''' o. "'''"
'ol 70 - ~ Tie amount 81 bullion gone into re Bans
, f,"',ti,d ~, taI.tr. today &, Es2CVf Mon"f -
"c- cent The rate Il discount in -" open mar"et or
:. .ior, and th,e months bills l. "a Icf cent Thd
."cu ms were allotted today al Is 2Nd i'r ful'-.
go. idv lee. quote pc- cont rorns a. 10 ifancs :
confines for The account, ad eAHahsf on iou"" ~ -
france 49,. confines Tor che H..
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BUDD DoBLE on TRorTING PROSPECTS,

Euda Doble s enthusiastic over the brilliant pros
poets OF the trotting turf. He said the other dav:
Never in is history has there so much inter
est taken in trotiirg as at present There are so
many horses with fast records that The free-for-
all classes are sure 20 have large number OF
entries. Nancy Hanks and Direc:um are fine draw
Ing cards.
The system Of stake races has taken firm hold
on the owners OF tr0;.ers. so that with the safe
guards against fraud that are thrown around tho
sport the season Of 1894 is likely to be the most
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THE PETROLEUM N1KEET
NEWS rroM TIE FIELD AND RANCE OF rRlcEs

Nos.Yors. January 81. le@'.
The prccum situation remains unchanged D'a IL tho
Held and speculative df D.. IN output y "o 81 ~"
aid ,,l (. .,lonarr at J.. 500 barrels. with Dol. dow n
m,nfs ruf new wells and uer' is u 4li' I" ~. ',-'
"a, market The BID price ci-.ay AZ ih~ n"llt u ~
,,uc. was So ccni- without any uau>i lon-. ana -
cent. va t.r OU tlty quotation. ,
Renuod H.. ror.a wa, unchanged al jl5 cents GAL
Ion I'm barre ..05 cents Ia bulk. and 10 ,it' )" ca
t.r.lci quotation. Antwerp. l-..dl-s francs o
nrruou As mafAs: London. ll.lbd3 l3'1'
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Countrp Zeal estate for Sale.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR-Resi-
dence properties, nil Nind-. sale or rent
furni he'd houses TUBES & TAYLOR
Bcekm4n-st.. y. Y.
A FEW CHOICE FARMS IN Ber2on;
Somerset, Cn!oD, Monmouth, MlddlcSex ana
terms: only a small cash payment re-.
uulred. For particulars. apply p.f.ohaiay
or by mail 10 HENRY c. GARNER ~
Nassau-st., New-York.
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6eIp Wanteo
Males.

Mdles.
AGENCY fr Boston wanted for some
line - bu,lncs, which olrr, pcrmdreu y
and a gooI return. Addfe,, Once 10. 81
Summcr-'t.. Il -'on. Mass
\ GENTLEMAN who IS educated AMI
energetic % tax, orders on high-clt-S
serial w1rk. experience Mt necessary
salary. commission and expenses paid. \.
h. TEN BROCK. - University Place.
AGENTS WANTED male aul female.
throughout the United States 20 sell The
4 r. g. Washing Fluid and Bleacher. eN-
cells everything that has been soil f0r the
above purpose. liberal commissions paid
and local territory assigned . agents.
Apply O. THE ABBOTT MFG ASu
WATER Co. 2Di West 23d-si.. New-Yofk.
$50 PR MONTH ard c>rm.c,. w.
want some good non at once no fake
send stamp. HOWARD & CO.. Corrcc.
LonNille. Iowa.
FemaYes
4 GERMAN GIRL - cook. wash and
iron. call 80. li5 West l2fh-st. between
and D. IA.
GIRLS OF experience IN making en-
,elope mnchiu~s Apply % BERLIN *
JONES ENVELOPE Co. l3i and l3d
Wilnam-si.
WANTED.-Thrcs servants cook. launI-
dress ani chamteruala waitress refer.
enrcs required. cal between and II
a. IN. al $50 East 7-i-st.
WANTED. Ladlr, 10 d. llght sowing
A. home. NO-k H.rt % any aifre-- ana
I al fur hy the piece, s'nd stamped ell
Nelope ior full psrlculas. BASSLIF
] NiiEOIDERY 90. - TrcmOm, EUw.
I".t0n Mas
WAS I'D Ladies or young iuen - take
/ Cht pleasant wurN ~ th'li own hpu"-;
Il O. - T.. d. quickly mad work sent
bf mail ~ caryas.iug. Dor u0rt uars
aad .c.. ,,lols MI. Co.. Box J.33l. Boston,
Mas. Established les0.
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iUork tuantco.


Males
A. wM l.. lIARrUNG.
Expert Accountant and AudltDr.
Barile, Bu ldlng. Room 40. 81 Para Row.
A YOUNG MAN would IKE o ct
position at most anything good references.
Aadfc-s DAVID i. Brown. Az West
67th--t.
4 PROTESTANT. II. strictly sabcr
.cSe'al YEAR experience a, s"s.~tant
booAhe"per. bNl cicra and hlrd"are
"A ,s-usn; salary "a start with no object
oicc!leut references. j. c.. 1874 Washing
ton Pace
SITU ATION of any Kind by man IS
know .rig, 81 accounts, good lrnman "N-
lish, potter. CoNLIN. Il West o5tn-,t.
RNKTK.-Youlg man lately aucci
from Vienna wishes position. hLllN Tx,
loss l-t-a'e.
BOOKKEEPEK. Young man en- do
sr~' position a. a--.-tht b'"hh"P r.
clerk in Office or cigar store SALARY snail.
Address {. II. H.. Glen Island Hotel,
city.
HOY. l.. 10 learn a trade. or work In
wholesale house. WILLIAM j. BoWLN,
Ia West ?9th-st.
Roy. 49, coIofcd wishes situation at
ANYTHING. Address J. BOlNnO, ?
puanc.,t.. tlty.
EOOKKFEpER u many yca'.' eN-
pcflcucr dr-lfe- petition win rspon-ib.c
house a. once best ref en- :. Al rc'-
N MAYHEM. - I.Ii tt'-i.. New
ark. y. j. "
r0oKKIEPIK. having excellent RI
efoncc- de-i'.. empolnr,i: A,dr'@'
AI1TST v. GESSER. 90 Wost 43d =.
EpoKKEgrER ca-hicr collector or
prlvat. -ecfctary good stcroSrs lh.r b--t
cty references J. PIPER. jO1 West
Boulevard.
BOoKKEEpIR.-37 year, old; very
bifiy recommended by q prununrat lir al.
w1v lmpo ting house eight year, at head
u their Office; interviews solicited 49,
SIDCIrY. Tribune once.
HrOKKFEPER. sc.-Ry a young nan
30 - a. ttnt IL OIL e.. boohhrric, or
steno-rapner good penn an. HAHid-'
\. COutN. - East lOdth-~t
BOY ,,crman-A x,,ri,al. II, to learn In
machine shop. 80" Last 1ls'-st.. R''m t..
sOOKKEEpER. experienced COMPETENT.
wishes partial enploi ment; can give ~
much or littlo time a. may De required,
whenever wanted references. j. II -,
1905 West I0Jd.,t.
roy, Il nr,t.c'a,s rel renccs ard So
curlty. in som" oillcc; wholesale burih'r7
preferred spcaas and writes In.,i'h'
iicnch. italian. RoSSELLI. l51 Woos-
ter--t.
COMPO> TOR Oooi German. English,
polsh. and faYila with me- other Ian
,uoo"s wants steady Doslt on. Moderate
-u"h''' Irdr..s ~ IA >'l.rtN o. u,mil.
49,,
CUTLERY COMPETENT. energetic Young
n.ai, ~ sS,r,n ~ traNcliinc IN esnan w
e. ~ Prh.rrv. Il Mlddlrtnwn, Conn.
y =, - - -,,,--
snea,,ing some German and English
ipa,''ch trade i'm Europe: any other bust
ness 1. KUSCHLEIKo. 81 Sc'mmoll-s'.
ELEVATOR III NNER.-A young man.
"a In business house experienced no
,e,,fs ELEVATOR. no Somerset,
Erooklyh.
r~,,xIrr oud EoRFNAN vcors'
RI, 80, y 49,, d. n rennir. ste,t and
e en- ~ anu 'I uluub inc. los SaId,.st
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Qounrrn Real estate 90 let

MORRI STOWN. y. J.-For rem for sea'
attr,c,iNe prourds containing about IL
acres. with frontage on Speecwcil Lax.
complete stone residence. fully furairLed :
ample stables situate on prominent ail'e
convenient % two dcpois. EDW' T. HAM
ILTON e Co. 90 BrOadNay.
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Furnished Rooms.
THE BURLINGTON.

THE BURLINGTON.
10 West 30th-st.
TO sublC', hUid-O..r sue, 81. tals la carte.
lOTH-sT.. ~ WEST near 5th-ave.-
Splendid. warm. furnished room. gentle
mon: baths; 50 30 81. 50. references.
42D-SI., 246 WEST.-Beautiful back par.
loi also other choice rooms southern eX-
po,urc, ia:c OppO runity.
% EAST 2lST-ST. -IIandsomely fur
nished rooms with or without private
bath; breakfast optional.
5STH-ST.. 60 EAST.-To bachelors. large
third-stOcy front room: fine house: owner.
Is WEST 1901 HIST sunny rooms;
enc aleove; handsomely furnished; br ak
fast II desired.
oil WEST HOCSTON.-Nicely furnished
single and double rooms for housekeeping.
pa WEST 39TII-ST. -Bachelors' apart
ments. with private baths: every cOnven-
fence: very moderate.
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tiCns
AT this season of the year all Of the horses look
We'll. II is only when active training begins thar
we md ont their weak spO.s."
Mr.. DOble expects down through the
grand circuit with strong stable Of trotters many
or whom are capable Of making fast record.
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Business Cbantcs.

Man OF acknowledged ahiA'y, m
tepilty. cne.gy ard hu !ncss cAi c'i'h'c
would attend % the auaiT- ~ az
on tie pacinr Coast for an Eastern PtD-
Usher inangfactufcr or a>-n'ia' "a "
York lclcrcuc.~ uncNrcpuphap Al
dress T.. o. Box 800. San jose. california.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for
business lplrpOs'- lH.c.t r ad .l-'d lWith-
out charge OF de,ir'bie oppcNun',,i,,". H'Rh-
81 GttI SIil'',gI -, nrofr r. 2o4 Broad~ay
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS Foods. paints.
drug cosmetics. waters. &c. car'i HIiy
anaivzed ana working formulas furnished
metals assaycd. circular free. EARL
CHEMICAL WORKS. 1872 Broadway
ELEGANT DESK ROOM, nen lighted.
furnished once, icnt $40 Al oaH rgli
top desk for sale. 30 worth FlO, AT ~
broadway Room 80.
GROCERY STORE flr sale. 81 Eat
3Gth-st
If YOU HAVE a store or bu-ine..s Of
INV Mnd you wish sold qu!ckly, without
niiIlirity o. want pa IN +. apply u DON
AID & WIGGINS. 40 Na>Sau-st.
PIANO and walnut par!ol suit 7
pieces: lot for sis cash must sell this
week. SIMMONS, COB Columbns-ave.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT has occasional
calls special and active for irstclass
manufacturing and mercantile business in
con also furnish investors with the same
where statements Of condition have heen
verified principals only. Adde'S fS-
1ABLISIlED. Box s, Tribune ONCE.
RARE OPPORTUNITY Eleslnt drug
store wcalthest town I'm Ncw-Jcrscy net
profits 80 500 this Is no lhinbug; closest
Investigation desired. 81 Broadway, Room
so.
TO SPORTS and SPECTATORS.
pawn ticket for diamond ring; ycrt iaiee
stone; pawncd for sos what Viii You
glvel W. {. D., ~ llcrkinrr-st.,
81 ooklyn.
WANTED.-A good milk route in Brook
lyn or New-York. Apply r., 800 state.
81, brooklyn.
100 PER CENT GUARANTEED on
WORKING capital for best sold mining prop
trty ever offered IN Ncw-YOrk. Address
FINANCE. - Church.st.
900 BUSINESS CARDS or bil.hcads,
81: goo Circular, II oil printing low
Send postal. FAULBoRN. G0i 1stave.
ApvERTIsEMENTsA AND sUBsCRIP.
II0NS FOR THE NETWORK TKIB.
iySE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UP.
TOWN OFFICE, No. 1.242 Broadway, ID
6oor north Of Thirty-frst-st. and ADvER-
TISEMENTS at tho following Branch Of
fee. o6I esb-avs-. .. 4" cor. o3d-st-
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E>lAKLisIlt.D 1875.
M DUMMY B. CO.,
Gres5 making.


ARTISTIC DEESSMhKlNG. perfect
hitting costumes hardsons dresses fof sl2.
Nine. OWEN. lj7 West 22d'st.
ARTISTIC DRESSES made To- - this
month tailoi-rado; al, ball. evening,
;. copilon and wedding d'cssf~; also dress
maker, sent out. i3 East 2Oth-~t.
4 FIRsT-CLASs pRESsMAKER by day
81 20. at home: suits made. So W; VIII cut
~ and haste. remodels. CUTTER. 100
East 4Ith-st.
Artistic DREssMAKER desires a few
dresses ana wraps: higest reference; II
wears experience. 81 - per day. Address
g. WEBER. 90 LeNingion-ave.
DRESSMAKER wants few more Gus
toners AZ home; suit, from 20 up. II.
ION, 3lA West SOth-st.. near riverside
Drive.
DKFSsNAKER.--A lady viii do ar
tlsti' Dire .making for children at hom"
terms moderate. Address Il. d, Tribune
DRFSSMA Experienced drcsslnaker
nr-t-rlass litter. desires more engagements
hy the daV IN nr-t-rll~s faWill'- VIII
remodel: highest reference. D., 254 Sth-
ave.
DEE.ssMAKER.- French drrs-makcr from
Dancct wants more r'igtsemcnt' BY day
Il re- .es: latest Sty,r nrst-clls, rcffYcncc.
Address i57 West 35d-,t
DGTSSMAK FR.-Thoroug drcssmaser
desires engagements 81 or out Of city. by
dsy or week highest references. Address
Box 501. Tribune, l.242
Broadway.
DKESSMAKER. - Cutting and ntrfng
by the dsy ladies' and chi dren- Dresses
i33 West lGth.,t.. care Of Don'lley.
SEAL SNCorES rcdycd. repaired or
a.. 10. nd "a.
ur.cc-. Mr.. BhEEFE nc West Goth
- late with GGuthcf'- sons. 5ih-tVe.
THOROUGH DRESSMAKEK hy the day
or work home: evening dresses. wraps and
walking costumes. reasonable. misses ok
quisite dancing gowns. Address ARTISTIC.
| ~ Broadway.
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Go Eet for Business purpose

rO I.ET.-Four-stor building on Broad
NAV Alley rear IF 1858 3d-ave.. suitable Tor
manufacturing. JOS. NJ. ADRIAN az
Craud-st
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CLOSING PRICES OF sAN FRANCISCO STOCKS ks
Unrouenn Advertisements.

INUROPEAN ADNEKl lHhhS VIII n,,u 'n'
j., aod,, ono. - The Tribune. No. Noriolks st.
t,an1 " G a convenient place 20 leave theH ad'ert"~
uents FOR publication In Tho IrDihS
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TSEFTL-MAN &c-By young man
(2n. anxious 70 be trained as secont-man.
ms useful or second man in private family
well recommended. JONES. Box 10. Trib-
une Office.
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Col: Guido Tesla AMI Miss \. Tebo. New-York. ana
Mr. and Mrs. +. :. Winston, Chicago.
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COACllMAN ami GROOM-By re liable
man long and satisfactory rife e1c's Tor
sObrioty and tru>tworthincss PFltsia I
single; country preferred. y. T., La
2d.aNA
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JANITOR.-Man ard wife wish posi-
tiOn, a. lan.tOr.; no "hildrVn. Inquire
: A. \ $50 la; 24th-st
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COACHMAN.- "A Hared English
nan age 81; tho oughly unde stand h =
business; hrst-clas' Ief nee, city or
country. Address T. ROD. NUCRSI,
"a Ia 41st-st.
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DESIRABLE SECOND story front room.
with good board: small family; choice To-
cation. IS Park-avc.. near 4Oth-st.
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SEFUI-NAN.- BY Young nan under.
stand, furnaces. windows. llisscs. all
kinds indoor work city reference. j. NJ.
$50 fDst 4nfh--t
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6orsrs 49, G.sena9es.

GFNTLEMA% ill sell hi, hand
~ ,.',t, 40. Stlnnope spider wle II.
London harness. JOSS. o. i'h 9ALr''
Tribune once.
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domestic atoms Uanteo
Males.

Males.
GENTLEMAN whose family has
CON, Ia Iuronc desire. a sit alton Tor his
coachnan. Apply ~ / Washington square
BuTLEK-By highly conpctcnt colored
man: can give good city reference In the
present place for two years. H. VI. H.,
Tribune ptoWn once. l.2i2 broadway
BUTLER ard COOK Marie, no chill
dien. or 10 take charge Of siIall 'etiD-
llshmcnt; personal city refcrence. Engilel,
aar 30. : A.. Bon D, Tribune Uptown
onicS l,2i2 Eroadway
HUTLER- COOK Man and wife, frat
class coos and butler; ) yeUi-' good refer
cuccs; city or country. -. W., III West
.9th-st
BUTLER or WAITEE-By single man.
middle ag,. in private family y9oi reier-
STRONG. 706 3d.a'c.. I'd fiat.
BrTLER.-By respectable young mar.
rlcd man. with long ana satisfactory ref.
ences last employer can BE- seen Address
u. NJ, Box 30 Tribune Uptown ONCE,
l,2i2 Broadway.
BUTTERFLY a competent Young man
as hrst.cla.s butler In a, pri,a,e family
care Of Mclv0r.
BUTLEE-COOK. -Bv man aud wife
man good valet; wife excellent cook city
or country. Address BuTLti Box 10,
Tribune Uptown Onlcc, ~ BroadMay.
BUTLER-In private family; has best
city rrfercnce; Is 4 good valet. Address
W w. ~ 5th-ayc.
BUTTERFLY Enclishman excellent
city refer noes; where help II giNea city
or country. L. G.. 9ll Bth.ayc.
BUTLER-By eiucoted Swetc. having
long experience and finest references; I'M
queatonnby sober ana IN expert In his
business; information leading 10 engage
ment VIII be literally paid for; only whe Q
second man Is kept. Address STEADY"
Bon 10. Tribune once.
Protestant man thoroughly understands his
duticsi best city references. Address w,
bon %, Tribune Uptown Onlce. 1.2f2
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TO PITCH FOR THE PITTSBURG CLUB.

TO PITCH FOR THE PITTSBURG CLUB
Pittsburg. Jan. 3i.-Pitcher William Terry today
signed a Plttsburg Baseball Club contract for the
season Of 1894 This leaves three Of last years
team. Ken. Ehret and Gumber unsigned. They
will probably sign their contracts before the end
OF the present week
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Gin Real estate for Sale.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner 1Osth'S ~
mice: send FOR circular. ATLAS I'M
rKOVFMFNT CO.. Is Broadway.
VALUABLE Ave. corner 4-st9ry iron
building, good Investment; bargain quick
buyer. might exchange. NIXON. W u way.
FOR SALE.-Voluable downtown Itin,
fly lcasehold business property 9ccu!h,n ny
present owners. WHO WIZ suL'Iea9c ~. -
long torn at "A rental yielding exceptional
interest on invcstnrnt property VIII no"
rent for 1910 a. oquipIcd; ior detalo
address J. DELMAGE TRlMBLi. %
Liberty.st
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domestic S,tualons Uanteo

Females.
AT THE ORIGINAL swedish Employ.
mcnt Directory, hrst-class cooks, cooks
washers ana ironer-, Mattresses, chamber.
ma a., and stamstresscs also buffers. garde.
TER, ana cOochmen. CARL GRIMSkOLD,
23S 4th-aNe.
A.-A.-A.-SWEDIsH cooks. chamber
maids. Mattresses. maids. seamstresses.
laundresses houseworkers. Mrs. MALM
BERG'S Bureau. 80 4th-ave.. upstairs.
ANNE. JACQUIN. COZ 6th-aye.. up
stairs near 35th-st.. French Employment
Bureau. supplies families with select ser
wants; all nationaliiies: parlormaids laun-
dresses. Mattresses, kitchenmaids; French,
German. swedish maids. nurses. cooks
buffers, sc.
CHAMBFRMAID and wAITRESS.-By
neat. tidy young girl iirst-elass references
willing and obligine; moderate wages city
or country. Call II, East 4lst-st.
COMPANION by a well. bred American
girl as amanucnsis. reader and assistant;
u.ed 70 sickness; sympathetic. painstakins:
ohliglng understands musiCal notation;
Lies country wCpn Iave bess Of reer
enccs. Bon 10. South Salem. New.York.
CHAMBEkMAID and WAITRESS
~ a Protestant girl In private family
good personal reference. l.. L., bon
SIS, / "a Broadway.
CuAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRtsS:aa
Dy an English Protestant; can cut ana
ut: willing u taxi charge OF growing
chldrcs city ref enccs city or country
COLLIER. 100 West 23d-st.
CuAMBERMAID.-By an English Prot.
est.xt: Hing u assist with yo u iahcs
or as pariorma d nrst-elass reiere,c,s'
Ve,bal or written Call or ADDRESS j. H.
GOVAINS. 81. West 40th-st.
CHAMBERMAID and WAirRESS.IBy
a Young girl In small private family
Cali az 81 Irving Place present eInployco.
TUNMEfKMNI D.-liesp,c table girl as
upstairs girl. Mrs. Brinker, % lstaye.
CUAMBERMAID &c...Hy young
s hn,,,,sryork and plain sewing. Address
IN ,th'ave' Koehler's bell.
,TuANDERNAID.- young girl
~ ve,rs, GOOD reference. Gail at f4o
IVES, 4gth.st., ring J. killy's bell.
-1ooT or COOK and ASSIST WASH
NJ. V,h"ronohly competent girl; ilrst-clas
~ rcncos: excellent soups, desserts. prcsa,
r.. ,,,i, ,tc.: city or country moderate
Wages Wages Can i24 East 4lst-st.
-,ooV S-CHAMBERMAID.
VyV, rSS-rwo neat, reliable girls; not
M ~, n, work; good references; city or
somntry' COLLIER. $50 West 2Sd-st.
-cooK.-By a Protestant woman; under
.,ends dinner parties; can take eht,re
charge OF kitchen; no objection, 70 tme
country; best city references. ~ VICE.
6lth-st-
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WEIGHTS FOR THE BROOKLYN HANDICAP
The Brooklyn Jockey Club announces the following list
Of weights for the brooklyn Handicap, the guaranteed
value OF which will $4,000 The Of the horses
ora cven well weights
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BOARD and Rooms.


DESIRABLE SECOND story front room.
with good board, small family; choice To-
cation. IS Park-avc., near 4Oth-st
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms: OK
eellent table: desirable location. y West
26,h-st.
RESPECTABLE WIDOW would ike
children 10 board good home; welleA.
reiienced with bottle b1by. CAMP.
l70tn-st. and Audubon-ave.
l5TH-sT.. pa EAsT.-Rooms with ex-
cellcnt table board: opposite StuyVesaht
PARK. block from elevated; references.
S2D-ST.. 20 WEST Elegant sccord.
door suit, also single rooms. with eXceiicnt
table new propret0rship.
"a EAST 10TH -ST-Pieasant. warm.
sunny rooms: excellent board; all con-
veniences: terms moderate.
IS EAST GoD-ST.. near Madison-ave.-
sunny hall rooms with excellent boatd.
ssTH-sT.. 40 EAsT.--Largc hall rooms
with excellent table references exchanged.
80 WEST oCTH ST, Milers Hotel
Quiet, clean. comfortable. central FAMILY
hotel home; no trouble 10 show rooms.
43D.ST., 10 EAST.-ElegaDt parlor;
also other desirable large and hall rooms
with board table board references.
1855 WEST D-sT.-Pieasant rooms
with excellent board; references required
46TH.ST.. o WEST, near Windsor
Hotei.-Sunny 2d-noor front, also another
room; private house; table and every ap-
pointnent most superior; references ex-
changed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-13

Chicago. July 12-whent was nrr,
early and weak later; lac decline tho
net result. The elevator stocks n, o,a
red winter began to look dear, com
pared TO the fine samples of new when,
which can be bought so much chean-
err. Millers do not need septenbnr
wheat for present grinding, and when
that month comes around they claim
they Will probably still be able 10 SO.
cure enough outside of what will stln
be held here to make carrying charges
until December.
Corn bulls are benefitting by what
Is running their brothers in the wheat
PIT. The lack OF regular elevators has
put corn shorts In a tight place, The
sac.
Provisions closed slightly lower all
around.
Wheat early presented a fairly ac-
tive appearance, but before the close
the interest died out to a great ex-
tent. Opening trades were at Isolde
advance and gradually sold up to 5-sc,
worked back i-2c, changed some and
closed at lac decline. The feeling WAS
chiefly due to Northwestern news, there
being some talk In that section of
drought. The cash business of yes
terday no doubt proved something OF
a FACTOR. as did the advance at New
York and the reported rains In France.
On the other hand, cables were lower,
the price current very beaiish, and
offerings Of cash wheat were said to
be increasing In the country. The
advance seemed TO exhaust the Inn
mediate supply of anxious shorts and
a gradual reaction occurred.
Corn was quiet well supported at
higher prices. the closing showing a
gain OF 5-snS-4c. About all the corn
here il held by one individual and
with no regular elevator as yet. shorts
are not a little concerned, and are
disposed to cover. Offerings Of July
are very moderate and the demand at
times was quite urgent There was a
movement In prices. July was weak
tied demand and prices deemed l l-2c
from the top, but reacted 1-2c and
closed with loss of ic. The other
months were steadler and advanced
l-i4S-Sc. with light offerings and bet
ter buying, but the advance did not
hold. = Prices closed steady at Use
better than yesterday. The prospect
OF the renewal OF railroad traflc had
rather weakening erect upon the
provision market. Trade was light.
The market opened firm but became
rather weak, and In the end was Z i-2c
lower for September pork, l-2c lower
for lard and l-2s lower for ribs.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat, 4 cars: corn, 81 cars; oats, az
cars; hogs, 1904 head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-13

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