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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-04
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. July (speciaD.-It a dull day Locs!
wheat traderr did OF the business simply
ing trade and getting In shape for hoii
day. The weakness OF cash grain st. Louis and In
the Northwest made the selling little free a, the
outset but good and cash here
drove the shorts The predicted winds
In the Northwest failed to maeriaize. greatly TO the
disappointment bulls. Neyertheless Brosseau
Comsock bought fair lines September opened 7i'sc.
sold al IlAc 20 103sc then 10 7tc and closed
Cash wheat sales here 100000 bushels mostly At
lac below July.
Corn weak early. strong later and closed trins
higher than the previous day R,id.ng caused the
early break. while the big sales for shipment and
ported good sales for caused the later bulge.
Cudahy began putting another line the Close
which the price something Charters for 30 90
bushels. estimated receipts for tomorrow. 40 cars.
September opened 40c sold 45ssc and f'sc. and
closed AT 46i.c
Oats broke with early and up with IL later.
Charters for 10000 bushels Estimated receipts
tomorrow 300 Des Moines wired that
southern Iowa would begin cutting week.
september opened at 2isc sold TO 23sc and 10 2isc BID
and closed at 2iAc
Provisions excessively dull An 4 cents
hogs at the yards made slightly higher opening, but
the close about the yesterday. Estimated
receipts for tomorrow and Friday 2lVOO hogs
Three Of the younger members g,r1 SUSPENSIONS
thirty days each for touching of fireworks floor
OF Exchange
on the curb puts September sold a, 70',c TO
70GGoNc closing 10hc calls al 72c ~ &C. closing
. I2i.c bid.
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. .,..,. c...,,,, ,..n. oo,oo Az ANAL. sasc. Huck-
de Norm 'hrohnd l"fsr w ivc 40 s ,lrnry uGDc
sberri"s larsr blue inh'S, i"di- no. small ,a5c.
W9o.ep,it.s 'aes' r 10, .c., do broken lots
,..t.t sncn<l 10
per lv', sl-u>- iush'slu"S PER, p,'~v A prrfnium.
40 Per nr s.Is,, rN"" '"'' "'u'' ,,',af.d apples
IhlIIS Ii''rp .hr ""t h ~ f,rrt weakness 90
continues very a"le' ana M" ~ 49, f.f., 10.
values Johnhg s"'"s 80 fancy h'' !" .t,rl.,lt To
choice AT o"eilhs 80 "au ~ nm lrir! 10
move vilr AZ WV ~ ~, lait nom.-
had. All kln's OF shal ''nl'r az VIZ VI inbinx do.
naly unchanged, Npfl."s HIh an IN 49, ,..,nx a
mani ifun"s also moving out iAfN hhn ~"
ne s'fors.f We quot Api.a.s ur.n 10 good.
nc. o. prime 10 'npl' "9f"t's 90
b'spo'.c DO sundrieh. "tH"N, cvt's IN .kherrcs
iaspberfi"s. e'apofh'el ~. 'hernes. p.ach.~
80. rluin- star ,''"'' ul'v,s' rs. rnn,s az
california peeiseo, issnt - 90 u"p'''''' '''
20 si9" ana quality ''2H''.c hors.
HOrS-A lot q about 2D bales on mr. 30. .ane
mixed quality. SOLO 70 trr"eI a, auou less mice
lot changed hsnts mere carry ~ 'he "e'n ~ end no
Aside from ii there was no business 10 prn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

NewYork July D. 1895
a Of nd and sa general MS Sns h S n
shaded below ~ 30 in two instances. and best
marks Of red kidney offered openly at 2oa small
ehae, Lima nay scdc6 s% Sra ' Ssas 1 %
at $. % Green Dess s'T marrow per fI Su"h s. @s2 %
do pea 81 H. do medium 81 do white Mdn-y s. IA ~
81 5o do yellow eye 81 2ons2 2, 49, Lima oal >" 'oa
s. ~ Cd a. s2 ire'sn foSsgn MEDIUM .oas s2
peas bbls 8, o7's. DO bags. siasi "'.' d. Scotch
BTfER-Recever~ always expect d" rd 'r , s 1s
business today caused change IN me general vle~s
Of selling interest BUYERS sought to cg
holds al lsc larger offerings OF all 9he
Character is especially neglected Imitation creamery
weak Ear ,radns in fSe'0 9uoe creamery state
and pennsyvania extras i71gls; do. western sS'Iss
,s a sr 1ris fancy i7 DO tubs
lSG Sag . ,u'1 .d 'n,cq' do TO seconds a2c
dairy oa4c factory; nrkins fancy 2c do TUBS Fancy
cIEEsE-The failure draw orders on the rI Lover
waiting policy again to-day. and the marke, was N.r
dun ana w,k sreusn0S SaoIna we're passsd at sc
there was no The IRON at Sc WIN ,oaSe
receivers accept the lover rate eu, ns
asans, ihe downward Small sizes are quiet an sm
hold the advance 81 yssrdsy r1 t x OF sh Stock Is
and T ynaed not rsrpoo cable ss Cd We sa,
sFs , sss to- choice f@Rss mas
fair small sze eoI9red fe n s" Do como no
mon to fair 6s.m7nc: part skins. Chenangoss etc
choice 5i,05Ac: common 10 prime 3g1c fuii sk'nr
l1a2c. . A. y.o.,,,. -. shou, eousi
IA The wants regular trade and previous
ia. OF cold storage have been reduced ices ar
Nr,n on ion grades Western but show no upward
We quote Jersey dor. l5f5ltc stat lfr
4isc' pennsyyania I3isQl4c; Western. best l3c; do
sir ~ good icai2c defective. case count per doz
20 ioc, euls per case 81 5Ja&2 30.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY apples arriving, ncludns a
few from MARYLAND and Delaware offerings mostly poor
n s aG aF's syssss ss' %'S
sorts and hard 10 move fancy freesone varieties from
hr
goose dull; fancy Boian In fair demand but some are
cranes steady for fancy. but are poor and neg
Icted I Conte lower and quiet Cherries steady
Western strawberries In lght supply and hrm
Few extra fine bring extreme prces-considerably
more than quoted Esspberries about steady. Fancy
large blue huckeb~rres are nrm
while small or soft OF both drag at low prices Cur
rsnt. Arm Watermeons a shade easier Muskmelons
very dull unless OF extra quality We quote: Apples
MARYLAND and Delaware astrachan. per crate, 1ocq3l
40 Green 5OnSSc do, North Carolina common, Dbl.
92coiii 10 Peaches Maryland and Delaware Ifaes
crate 75c4$i 81 do. Southern early sorts per carrier
siMs2 10 Pumx Botsn. carrier. III 1882 80; do
vv,id goose Si4x1 80. Grapes Florida. Niagara. per
Soax4 Pears IL Conte per Dbl ~ 5ens Cherries
ner NJ 3GlOc. Currants, per quart In9c Rhspberries
pp-rvcr per quart, loai2e DO per cup ?,s@4c d.
Strawberries. Western NeSsyork per guar, sai. &C
Maryland and Delaware large. Ioalac DO. small esec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
TUE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncw-York. July g. 1879,
coT~rOx-There was an advance of TO points az .e
o,ening on higher Liverpool ana cShtiHueu Nj
Va belt especially Northern Texas. AlApAi'.,, a.
and Georgia. II seems y De S.eA'
ssrfsrn Texas There fair amount oil e'uNl.? or.
So vas a continuation OF buying ORDERS Tor 49,
i.sns account which executed here anu a. ~ a.
IT. 1lverpoo spot market. however, was soi,'i'e
si..s-non,inent as spnners took only 500 bales-
vas steady during the Afternoon W.
me- covering by shorts buying by one house asAS
soias If spot cotton. OF the southern inaiNes
sigbar Tor spot cotton and prices for NewA OH so
me- advanced Lice. Late In the afternoon mere "as
which brought realizing pS e'is
81 and The market closed easy in tone win prizes az e
lowest point the day and net loss OF ~ pv re-
T,si sales 1873 800 The Government BUREAU ~
~, fr the week states that the weather mas p'rh
sraly favorable. although too cool IN Sta.s VI
mri and upper Mississippi valleys with 100 nuVn .aI.
oysr nortons OF Gulf States ana Noi'he'. 80
nturiousiy affected by excessive iiS
80 Northern Texas Louisiana, but IN Sou'hs'h
Texas the conditions have been faNoraole ne a.,
injury excessive rains IN loWaius !"
Arkansas higher ground II IS fepoI',u % 90 snd
csienr condition Tennessee. Mississippi Georgia anu
FLORIDA report crop growing hnely pu, IN
,e niant Il small the crop grassy, win pau saIuS
The North Carolina weekly report gives Inc CoNu1
go viii probaby reach $500 hales for the week agas
sSso bales last week and s6ss bales last year me m
exceedingly small houston
.aSav only "a bales compared with ~ bales ias' W.
and last year. deaileG s".,eIei, no. a,
rss,her report shows that the heaviest rainfall was
I,bens Ga Os inches Waynesboro lfl incfes D.rln
isx Ark Is inches: Malvern. Ark, 10 incnest ieN
s,kana Ark l. inches: Balesvlle Miss, 10 inch'S
Alexandra La las inches Cordeie Ga J." ,,''V r
0ransebirg 5 c. reports that the crop prospects ar,
rn,ch improved since rain. JonesNlie MOI
COUNTY s. c. reports crops in splendid colli'ol anu
nrosrecs for abundant yield good Dawson Va reports
on.nnr range and close to-day. and closing bids the
fcht and fQaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-04

Market closed easy points decline compared T yI
ve~,erdavs closing prices. Transferable notices %
To,sl sales l73 500 New York sales s'I bales, spinner
3e3 bales stock 739 bales Total net receipts o-uay
los bales thus far this week 2sHl bales Exports 10
day: Great Britain. bales; France. $40 bales mus
far this week Grea, Britain. 723l bales: France -'o
bales: Continent 200 bales stock Sill ~ ba.s ,v
cotton steady l-i6c advance Sales s@1 bales ncudns
797 bales spinning and 100 contract Middling up
lands : S-l6c: middlng gulf. 1-lGc 100,
IJverrool cables-SpOt cotton hardening. safes, eup
bales: speculation ana export 500 bales American 80"
bales receipts IL O0o bales American ZOO bales mo-
ding uplands. $40. Futures opened steady seller a,
advance July zach. July August 3iGb: Augusi-Sepem-
Der September October. BAGS; octoeer-NoVeiiDeI
5os; November 33ls December January Sos
January February 33b February March. 3l4Azs March
April a56s: Aprl-May $57b. MISUNDERSTANDING dearer
report buyers refuse on cloths quiet
CoFFEE-Ths mai.et ruled exceedingly duiI with sell
ing end buying for local account Hssre was
shade better Deliveries were small chi, me-
sales were for October. Hamburg quiet. July and
August 1913 pigs September - pigs ocoeeT % =,
4sto exchange lo.. receipts 1000 bags 81, ssocs
ep 90 bags. Santos receipts, 500 bags stock l"o"O
bags, market quiet nominal prices Eio clearance
per Castilian Prince. 300 bags Amsterdam shipments
Tor the United June 5000 bags Trieste ar
vals in June 81 $50 bags deliveries 1850 bags stock
l6l 60 bags market quiet. July ~ francs. Au
gust o. Is francs. September % francs. October 81
francs. go 49,, , ..,..
40 hays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. g. 3:45 p. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
steady at 7ss I'd: prime mess steady a, DIS 81. Pork
Prime Western fine dull at SIS Cd. do medium
dull SOS. Hams-Short cut. about IA 10 10 10 firm
ass BaconCumberand cut about Is 20 20 n. firm at
PCS: RIB about 25 10 Arm 32s long clear mid
dlea about A. ~ firm az 33s long and short clear mid
dies about 81 10 32s Cd. Shoulders about ~ 10
lS No. 30s. CheeseAmercan finest white and col
ore1 firm 3ss 81. Talow-Prme city nominal. Cot
tonsead o-Llverpool refined steady iss Spirits Of
turpentine steady at 2is Cd Rosn-Common steady a,
a. Lard-Prime Western spot. dun at 33s Cd Wheat
No red winter. dull at IS 4sd No red spring dull a,
IS lOd Flour-St. Louis fancy winter dun at Is 81
Corn-Mxed Western spot steady at a. 81. July duh
%: August dull Mt ~ % September dull IS 2Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-04

vance during the Of the sales Territory WOODS
have sold very freely IN IA range % vptc io me an
Tine medium, scourd basis Of 35ujJc for me- ana
32D3tc Tor fine medium. Spring Texas wool mas been
active with large sales al o03c. and California spring
sold freely at 5c. Georgia and lake wools som g
lJlsc rnwashed combing woods are very nrn ~ ~
Tor on"-quatter and threeegths and unwash~d AMI IN.
Understandable neeces are nrm ana In demand NJ itai7s
per 10 Ohio washed neccce IN small stock and nfn
lsulvc for No J., .Vn2ic for No combns and issro
for fine delane Michigan II firm At i5c. Pulled woo3
are higher and supers sold 2Oucjc Australian wool
has been active and firm Mt iG12:c. 20 quality. Capc
and Montevidep sold at Hale. South American cross
br's are selling steadily and large sales OF foreign carpet
woods are reported at a slight advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-04
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston July 3.-Cotton Arm: miidng CSC: low
middlng &C good ordinary 5i.e sales 10 bales stock,
il.li3 bales.
Norfolk July 3-Co,ton rrm: middling. -iGc low
mldiing Ghc good ordinary. II l6c net and gross re-
ccpis. bales. sales, 40 bales: stock. ~ MS bales
New Orieans July 3.-Cotton quiet. but firm soot MD
ding. 3iGc, midiling il-i1c; low mdding 0S.l6,,
good ordinary receipts 40 bales 26s bales
exports the Continent 900 bales cOastwise l0t bales
sales. $50 bales stock. loJ5G5 bales
Savannah, July 3.-cotton steady; middng sac low
middling 6-6c good ordinary lj-sc net and gross
receipts bales exports coastwse 2d' bales sales 8
baes. stock. IS 800 bales
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. LAZY AT the wool sales to-day II 200 balss
v.r. cred - the market spirited and
there was good demand Homo buyers were prominent
IN The competition crossbrcds especially for
lusirouS. bidding with great freedom. They were as
sisted occasionally ~ German operators. Merinos
In animated demaud the comp-iton ~ American pur-
chas.r~ being noticeable Little Withdrawn Follow
details = the days sales. with the prices OBJ
iainol. New snu,h Wales-3.2OO bales: secured ida
Is III Do lncLs and pieces fAlQls greasy 3QNlxd.
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do locks and pieces 'sg7td oseensand,is " bales,
secured O14is nd; do locks and pieces O'sdUs 'ei;
greasy G.osisd q, l,sks and pieces 1agcAd Victoria
eG;d rasmsnls-so6 aa'ss. s,ssy egINd Do i9 sss
qs I'D do locks and pieces 5Ndais. greasy vcgloSd
do locks and pieces. 3nsi. Cape ~ Good Hope and
Na,a!-aoo bales. secured G,sdgis I'd. greasy i06ad.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

At = PRICE AT y PRICE .unN'
and travelling bags tuorlsts' bags. dre =
suit cases. club -atchcls. steamer chairs
pccketbooks dressing cases. a. oli-estah-
ished house CHARLES SCHWARTZ. -
tth-sNr.. near 3th-st.
ADVICE FREE All lawsuits. damages.
accident divorces. separations. estates
settled collections legal papers drawn,
wills. mortgages. deeds. assgnme nis. Ed
WARD BUTCHER 1877 broadway y. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-04
ROSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston July 3The week has again been very active
one sales OF wool exceptionally large
ing 20 about 000O0t0 70 in ALL the greater portion Of
which foreign The market Is very firm and prices
advanced iOQi5 per cent from the lowest
point a The London market opened
and il believed here thai there will be- further adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-04
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

AN exceptionally handsome pair ladies'
cobs q years perfect pets. sound. at
tractlve drivers must be disposed ~ a,
once. owing 10 changes In our family: trial
allowed. VIII accept any halfway reason.
abb. Offer for one or bOth. LADIES
'OBS Tribune once.
FOR SALE.
\ cross matched handsome pair - high
" href i5-harl mares. and g years ia;
good dispositions. both solid collrs. onr a
coal black n. other a bright bay. fn"y
are sound. beautiful upheadrd. fast road
sf@rS. single or double should % In = 10
or better. Inquire 4 WILLIAM c. Ian
MAN Norwich conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GREAT OPPORTUNITY for town build
ers: 1000 acres on railroad. 10 miles out
on Long Island. million can y. ,i n,.
In i've years. party must COMMAND S'"'''V'
AckEKLY. il5 broadway.
A BONA FIDE half interest In an old
established business with large improved
property included. should b. those arts
Ideally inclined Address RELIABLE. b"x
~. .2i2 broadway
BUTTONS.-Partner wanted. with 5000.
10 Increase production ~ paying lI.'."
plant manufacturing cloak buttons. Al
dress BUTTONS. 100 Hinsdale-aVe-. hrooH-
lsn.
CONCERT ToI'R. FALL. AND WINTER.
Wanted. lady or gentleman singer or
pianist with first-class company with
about 81. 600: please write FOR further par
ticulars and Interview Immediately. Al.
dress MUSIC. iG2 East .3d-st. -
LAUNDRY FOR sALE.-Other business to
attend. cornelia-s near oth-"Ne.
sYNDIcAToRs. ATTENTIoN.-The op,
portuni'y Of lifetime 70 Obtain coh'r,'
Of a truss patent having such obvious al
vantage. as to give IL first choice. For
particulars address II. kLINGLER. -
West Genesee-st.. Buffalo. \. y.
TAKE NoTIcE.-A rare Bible. translated
from the Greek by wofkinginan. VINO
printed IL himself working II years, OF
fered for sale; 1t Is 2Op years Old the nigh.
est bidder buys II. and rare books. JOHN
cRoNiN. 22i Hoyt-si.. Brooklyn
100 ADDITIONAL CAPITAL wanted 10
increase outputs II coal yard. operated
under unusually favorable auspices.
HARLEM" Tribune once.
Sl5.UD WANTED. first mortgage. years
or longer per cent. Al property. W.
H. T.. Tribune ofice.
$40 coo WANTED bv a prosperous mercan-
tile and manufacturing business. part
IN faka ON nd financial
Apply 10 GRIGGS 4 CARLETON. 2o2
DroadwAl
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AZ American lady owning hon@" near VIZ
Brilg- would rent 4 few n'''S w.,
ni4n~i rooms front. 81 - 90 - pei "e's
blarI II desired. references eNehahs"u'
- pufieil-st. nro'klyn.
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms ana COCA
hoard in private family. convenient 10
Genital Pas near West nSi-~' J. station
Adirrss ~ L.. Irihune once.
wl.ST t7TiI-sT Large ard small
r..fn. fr.f-.li-- fi'i" ani ait'nihn'r'
table tarI. references exchanged
,--ru sr ai3 WEST Handsomely FUR
rrl.I aigr and small fcms' WIN
A'.ri aira. back lafior. suitable Tor phy-
rl0lHn.
,7-rf. ST. l. EAST Choice - good
r.Dms. with 0r without board. summer
prices f.f~'rnD'.
II MADISON AVE Large. cDoi rooms
>nrlli.s AMI gentlemen. With hoard. iran
si.nfs accommodated. references
H., MADISON AVE Large AMI small
rlnrn- alg.lrtu enfs handsome. ihh"
un.,c.fi.l. eal'y desirable ~ VISITORS
fl cts.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

SOUTHAMPTON, l.. AT reduced rates
for balance Of season, a good house
and small house. directly on the ocean.
both have all cOnVeniences and are fully
furnished. Apply - j. METCALFE
THOMAS 10 Iihsrfr-st
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DREssMAKIN0.


A.-A.-AKTISTIC DRESSMAKING; i'm
ported fashions; hotel orders at short
notice. goods purchased II desired; moder-
ate prices Mrs VI ELROY. ~ East llth-
s,.. between Broadway and University
Place
COUTURIERE RANCAiSE. Summer
dresses. summer prices. fancy waists,
advanced styles. ladies' materials used {.
remodelling: elegant work. short notice.
Nine. ANDERSON. l0s West l1th-st..
formerly with Stern Bros.
DRESSMAKER. - Competent dressmaker
wishes few more customers by the
dav' iautless III. finest finish. 81 30 day.
Miss \. CARLSON. III East 34,hst.
DRESSMAKER.- Thorough dressmaker de-
sire. engagements by day or week In or
ou' ~ city. highest references Address
Miss r.. Box jo2. l.2i2 Broadway.
EXPERIENCED DREsSMAKER. First
class filter AZ 81 ~ per day the rest OF
season in private families; city. country
city reference. D.. 2j4 sth-aye.
THTBATD. - West 3sth st.-Organdy and
Light summer dresses at moderate
prices: latest Paris styles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-04

CHOICE = rooms. Summer prices. con.
r.rter' % Gfar! Central. Mai.-'p ana
el....~l. f.fe'~lr~s 10 East 4'ih y.
.fsr ST II EAST -Tran~lenfs accom-
uod.i-d summer rates. references.
aru ST ..s WEST Large front AMI
tack rooms. also. hall rooms. fraspn"pie.
l. station.
a.TII.ST. - WEST Handsomely fur
ni-h~d back pAfiNr for phy~i'iah OF
DENTS reception room. reference.
s7TH ST 70 WEST Desirable. Wei fur
r-h~d rooms. without board references
required.
~ WEST 18TH ST Newly furnished
rooms board optional. CENTRAL location
convent. noes. meals served privately II
desired. reasonable.
ia WEST PATH ST Private family VIII
IT,, large furnished room. board optional
references.
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FOR SALE.

LADY going go Europe VIII sell con
tents II nat. Sepafai"., or together
SMITH. l33 West 81 S.
AT TITLES TOOG. STORE. 80 Fulton
ST. New York. workshop machinery No.t
raver, l.t free. wpJd-carving tools, scro !
Jaws. designs and fancy woods. incupatoia
and breeders In operation.
AT REDUCED PRICES. s." second ahnd
wood and iron working machines. iuIN
guaranteed. machinery bought ana "N-
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY. 39s Madl-
fou.~t.
BARGAIN Elegant solid oak folding bed.
French mirror. hair mattress. spring IN
nee twelve months. cost $40; sell Tor SO
ADVERTISER. 400 Paramount ave. Jersey
cry.
CORNER LIQUOR STORE. with summer
garden. new license. full stock of wines.
lquurs AID cigars. IN account "i HrA'h
Ia family. .i.n Fulton-st., Manhattan
Crossing. Brooklyn.
Infsu AND GORDON Settlers: also
pups and two brood bitches. heli trial
and bench winning. registered p"digrers.
BEDFORD AND BEAU MONT KENNELS.
as Prosprct-av".
STEAM LAUNDRY Very cheap. IN per-
feet order. sickness the cause -sO last
loth-si
STOCK. FIXTURES q bakery and con-
fectianery. low rent. lease. on best atr-
nue. IN Rrooklvn. a bargain y. SMITH,
1919 ilth-st.. BrookiNn.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


Country.
4 SPLENDID country seat TOT sHtr w.
miles from i2d st.. Harlem X Il ="
,cr.s er,i,s ~ ali kinds: running water:
Il. miles from Scaisda.". - INV NJ H.
Tuckihn-. y. Y.
A FAEM CATALOGUE FREE -paliy
farms stock farms. poultry farms. r.
ROWLAND. III Broadway. -
LAKE GEORGE.
FOR SALE owl AMI Tucker cottages
With hlattluse all in hrsi-ciass oIHsl'
situated north q LAX, liou"" e'"u"Ds'
v,l fLn 49, IA street and lake shore. :.
ALEXANDER ORR. Troy. y. y.
NoSTcIAIR Choice. convenient. c'n'tal
huilding lots On Mountain and Hillside
Ave- W - Hillside.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET

ApIRONDACKs. Camp cottage. rooms
hei-,raI. bat AMI stove. ~ rent. sil"'
Room - III Broadway. N-w-l rrk.
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAlR. Houses All
knIs sold or rent, building SITES
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