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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-YOrk July >. lss9
Ing cars to BE- Exported alive p Tor city ssaghtsrers
and FOR the market The only transaction to-day was
NJ ali sold by IL H. Hollis Feeling steady. Dressed
beef in light demand but steady at s4yo per 10 tor
to-day quarters OF beef 70 Liverpool on
the Etruria $50 cattle and 1880 quarters of beef 10
London on the Menomnee. go cattle TO Hull on the
Buffalo 80 Newcastle on the salerno, ~ cattle
and 81 sheep Bermuda on the Orinoco and 100 sheep
10 the West Indies the Aller
CALVEs-No fresh receipts but 10 head all butter
milks were yesterday and 20 head We're sold
at steady prices or at 81 R oo .,ea FGr hy' GrS
7S9c. t,tIe caves SGssc dressed bu,termilks sac
sales-Andrpw Mullen. 20 buttermilks li9 10 average
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts were Is cars or 1923
market and the stale stock there were - cars on
sheep were gu.e' but -sadX Win , M p, ng 05s
mon lambs dull and weak, and several cars Wers 20 ~
at the finish Common TO fair sheep sold az sos -
nuttoa dull a. Ga7c per 10. dressed lambs slow az
saIe.-Newton & CO. 22s Kentucky lambs. % N aver
es H. at 81 J6 Isl Virginia DO. 10 h. at $50 leI Do
50 n 50 37s los DO. SO ~ az - 20 ia 40 - 10
81 s2is Kentucky sheep l07 No. at 80 virginia
McPherscn Z c.. al Virginia lambs &c O. n at s. 20
Harrirgton a Co: 100 Kentucky lambs 80 NJ. at
Sc 81 25 DO Go n. at SO 20 - Kentucky sheep 10 TO-
Collins. 242 virginia lambs 65 n at Sc So 2s9 do,
90 n AZ 80 TO- ~ DO. IS 10 at 81.
T. Judd 4 Co.: "a Kentucky lambs 90 10, at = 90:
- 20 oS 5S y.tuckv DO es NJ AZ 49, 80 Kentucky
sheen 10 n AZ 81 90 ~ West virginia 'o' -" TO-
al n : a. a Hollis: 80 state sheep; % n. At 81
100 r, ~ s. 25: bucks l25 n. at 81.
HOGS-Recepts were u cars or - nHau' al 10, ,
dressed quiet but steady
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by packers market for hog grodue,s i
strongly to-day Gosss ssm ipp $50 5osso To- short
clear slOqsif 70 80. BEEF hrm Quoted; mess ~
family On asiJ 90 packet 50 DO9s1o extra India msss
SI4aSf5 BEEF HAMs-Firm quoted 90 ~ "a
DRESSED HoGs-strong quoted Bsc9ns Pc, tcsI 70;
bellies nrm quoted smoking bellies &C. 10 i no. Pc
II 10 5he; II h. &c Picked shoulders nm sen s
nominal western IN" p s&aioc; city green, 9he
TALLOw-steady. Quoted: city. 5-1oc eouhtTSS' -
800. .LARD-strong; quoted. s. ga City sru MN
quoted 81 3d. Refined lard FIRM quoted South AeplSan t
Sc 20 Continent IS 70. Brazil kegs. s. - oo s,
steady. Quoted. city 4Ac. Western 4tc' s'earlne
quiet Quoted Oleo 57sc city lard sestsne, h,se .,
note. Demand customary on a hsli noies!' mss
quite Of jobbng character and small AZ thA' me
close was steady. Quotations follow DsSnTEuo Mn.
to choice 5.dehc head. TG7isc Paina 30 IN
bond S~p3%c; Japan. 4ATjAc; Java 4ff"E'' nan
COON In bond 202isc. - has bs.,
broken into by holidays sales have been ,hs ~
months. In direct contrast with ne ~
demand heavy Conservatve brokers snulaa'e =, ~ -
activity although the withdrawn OF 'r spe
cial guarantee will undoubtedly AFFECT demand 70 In
siderable extent Oversa.es are heavy ana gen
tatons follow: DominOs. sc. cut loaf. -
&c: cubes powdered ana coarse powdered &c, N,NAA
powdered sac standard granulaed and me eranhiaei
confectioners graduated 5Ac, 2ib cartons, 10 Lsgs
5-fb n bags. Sc: mould A. 5sc DIAMOND
4.s4c No s. 47.c: No g. SIC; 30 :. $40 No tcss;
s. 4sc: No 10 4i4c No II. 40. No y 43lc: No j.
43lc Nos. a. iNand 10 44c. The London ma!Set ior
cane sugar was REGULARLY reported quiet WITH Java
quoted 2s 81 and fair refining lis "a. Bee sugar was
quiet and lover with present month rated "s oa ana
basis Of centrifugal l56c for ~ test
muscovado. and ~ lie FOR 81 molasses sugar At
me c!ose these figures were bd tor Gdr,lo"a
with the market barely steady In tone The decline was
due almost directly the weakness abroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10
THE cATBOLrC SUMMER SCHOOL.

Plattsburg y. Y. July 9.-The ninth annual ses-
sion Of the Catholic Summer School OF America
o,e,od to-day in a heavy downpour OF rain. Al
~ N a special train az eight coaches arrived AZ
Blur Point bringing three hundred New Workers
and a few minutes later they were al the Cham
Main Club house. on the school grounds. al Gin
Haven. The party in charge o. D. j. OCon-
nor o. New-York. president Of the club, and the
pe, Father LaveHe. OF New-York president o. the
.-1ool Earlier In the day a special train bearing
80 Canadians arrived from Montreal, and there
ar. now fully hundred persons IN the various
cottages on the grounds. The regular sessions o.
tie school will open tomorrow and continue until
august "a Among those who will visit the school
h course OF the present session Governor
Roosevelt Cardinal Gibbons. Monsignor Martinelh
-. papal Delegate az Washington; Vice president
Tobart Archbishop COrrigan and Archbishop Ire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston July s-cotton quiet m'dd,n 5'so; low
mddng 5-l6c; good ordinary 41-l6c' receipts ~
bales: sales II; stock, 1885.
Norfolk July s-Cotton nominal; mcdng &C. low
nfdng 5c good ordinary, 1-i6c; receipts. 20i bales
Bait,nore july s-Cotton nominal mdding SIC, low
nihdng l3-l8c good ordinary. 3-lGc receipts. 500
bales: stock, IT0s ~ -
r,iddlng 4lc; receipts bale exports coastwise. -
NV Orleans July s-Cotton steady. mifd1ng 5&c
,u, rnldFling 10 Ice good ordinary ~ receipts. 2t
bales. EXPORTS 10 Great Britain 700; 70 the Continent
I53. sales 75O. stock. ls4.s05.
Augusta July s-Cotton quiet; mddng SIC; low
nddlng 5sc: receipts, Il bales shipments 80 sales
WeTpHs July s.-Cotton quiet middlirs. 5sc' low
iIIi,1g 1 n i8c. good ordinary. 4isc, receipts 2I
hhaias. sbinnents 73s sales. 45O: stock, AS.
Cincinnati July s.-Cotton quiet middlng &c. 10"
diine 5isc. good ordinary. 5sc receipts. l21 bales
s'-r,sIfs 100: sales $50; stock. 7.l95.
5oms,on Iuv s-Cotton quiet mlddling l3- l6c; low
,iigiin1 : 5-iSc good ordinary 4 7-l6c, stock n5Ia
bales. --,,o, oria,. milling go. lou
,i,,Ic Ia. rood ordinary ll-l6c gross receipts
ms bales shipments. 1895. sales ga stock Ii4O0
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forrclosurc Sales.
CUpREME COURT COUNTY or NEW

SUPREME COURT, tDiNl1 W NEW
- YORK-Ccrnelia y stevens Plaintiff. against JOIN
L. scharsmth and Others Defen iants 80,
In pursuance a judgment Qf foreclosure snd the:
duly made anc entsres the above entitled actnn sni
bearing date the day of June isrt J. the uadtr-
signed the sad Judgment named vii sell ~
public auction al the New York Real Estate Saiesfou
No III Broadway in the Borough q MANHATTAN city %
New York on iOth day 81 July, i>S. az " o cocS
noon on that day. by Bryan /. Kennslly q CO. Ane-
onsers The premises directed Sy sad Judgment q Dc
sold and therein d.scriteI az follows
All that q land In the fry ant touny or
New York with buildings thereon. bounded ana ae-
scr.bed AZ follows . . - -
BeginninK AZ n point the n7ftherly site = one hun
dred and se,ents-third distant nney-one iset
sterlv from ire 4 the northerly SIDE f
one hundred and third Street and the Westerly
side ~ Amsterdam Avenue. and running thence nohrrN
parallel with Amsterdam Avenue and part OF the way
through party wall. hundred feet, thence Westerly
naralieI wl,h one hundred and seventy third stres.
eighteen feet thence sout@ry again parallel WIN AM
stsrism Avenue ard part q the way through parry
wall one hundred the nOrtberly side OF one nnn
arrd and t.ence eastsry enx
rbs ncythery side OF ore hundred snd seveniy-tnlrd
Straar eighteen feet 20 the point % beginning sara
Number Five hucdref ana
ri,a WAs one hundred and seventythiri Street SAIL
rnises are subject first mortgage q EgM tnousan1
Ave hundred Dollars and interest
Dated New York, June ION. lsy9
D" ~ REGINALI n WILLIAMS Referee.
syrvrsTFR l. r. WARD Attorney for Plaintiff, "
wall St. Manhattan, y. Y. City
The following Is Diagram Of the property 70 De 500
rs street number No 500 West liza ~'-e~t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London July sAt the wool auction sales to-day i2l4
bales offered. A good showing % Queensland and
Port Phillip mern0s caused eager competition The Con
tinent bought large quantities OF scoured New land
slips and low crossbreds were taken principally oy the
home Following the sales in detail New
south Wales coo bales. secured. yiUls lod: greasy.
lidGls Queensland. 800 bales: secured. Is 4'sda
secured. Is sdals 7lld. greasy 5adgls 2'sd south
bales. secured lldals ID New Zealand 100 bales.
secured 6ddls Cad, greasy 5dgs. Cape q Good Hope
offerings amount to bales The arrivals Of wool Tor
fourth series total l363OS bales, including 1900
Forwarded direct The imports during the week follow.
New souts Wales 400 bales Melbourne 5000. Queens
land eOiO South Australia 81 West Australia. !, s0l
New Zealand ISL. Cape u Good Hope and Natal 2IO2
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The Chronicle makes the statistical position Of cot

The Chronicle also rain has fallen in most
to the plant has also favored ns
southern and central portions OF the state inundatins
The water is now recedng but extent Of damage IL az
yet unknown.
Jobbers and revealing moderate steadnes OF
ss TsT5 Bass ssn %n eT's S TaS Hs
clears. 81 loqs$ y extra No winter 50 S0Gs3; extra
:; o G.si e! Good e %iE $50
FIRM G Taois Rn oh2. : g oasa IS as 70
BAG MEAI-steady, quoted: Fine white. SO; fine vel
spring g Bran BULK sS Is sacks to % 70 81 Is
srsn S5as ST. later v d ss 5as5
sH ana f sse ,e s sacks. sS Sm a sas ~ 90
wHEAT-After ruling dull and -,areless all
the morning within range of prc.s wheat sud
sudden OF shorts and left of AgAc higher.
sharp upturn IN corn was partly responsible fof the
report Monday feared to hold the side
haste protect themselves. snow said official figures
might ne a po.nt VI 80 under isst honth 90
drop on 7I spring wheat Northwest ftocSs suggested
weeks decrease OF million bushels against million
pected be stan1on best slight Increase Ex-
portes took about - loads at the seaboard with West
d'pseGss nmqnE GOOD sEpo Ogsqs s N y5hn
plants OF grasshoppers. latter being neM bull feature
o2t eSfs ss n p best 9aT point. bITRSr
up Southern Europe crop question again referring
20 the Russian Kumanian outlook very bad in
deed Foreign sold in the local market No 2
quoted Sl@sc b ahoat and 7s@tc elevator No
Northern Duluth slac b anoat on the curb realiz
Ing Get IN ana Prices all their previous advance clos
ing weak and unsettled at 7si2c FOR September OF !
O'Clock. .CORN-In the last ten minutes Of the reg
uar developed strength covering by local
and houses advancing sharply the highest
point Of day and closing sa%c above the previous
act. Export business quieter not exceeding %
loads ports Liverpool closed partly d net higher
Estimates the Government report suggested cond-
tor ~ about ~ and an area something less than
~ 900 900 acres No corn $3.50 elevator 49,
delivered 40Ac ahoat. on the curb September
OATs-The market quiet and about STEADY No
oats quoted ~ Nc No 3. 29c No white. Bic No white
SOC track mixed. 2shG3lc; track white 3iG3oc; No
white clips 81 .RYE-Market quiet; No West
srn esr Z o b ahoat; No Western Csc. Z o b ahoat.
49, BARLEY-Market steady; 'eeding quoted 42ft42 &c.
Buffalo; mailing. 47Q5lc delivered Now-fork
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFFEE Speculation in Brazilian conee nor"e, ruled
,,r,sd practically dormant. aud the wnoe IN IN. basis
rore or less nominal throughput the sesrg -, ~ DAYS
OF ABOUT Yesterdays closing rrices n.stsfactory
in fnuch uA7a h,1Vtna
800 j,b REGULATION apsthStc and consumer me
enough only 10 sctuA wants, whatever was
done on the opening call caily the opsn ,s changed
-. "a Unchanged subsequently rev ~ 49,. 1s,3
ts,6s huf fhe entire business coeing
bags with the market finally quiet al % be diEsp-
11s3res The feature OF foreign news sns,veS Al
pointing quantity OF coffee now I1,,g Tor short
81 snd sa,tos This deferred re,ins s,lJ be
sceont s.tbough at psssent low prices wen
it,,i. 20 sncouraSe the Expectation OF niuch Sr,,
~, 20 e~sr~r showed normal proporilons
rs lii,en coree ruled Inactive and nonns "a iabbing
cbsn1es prices No Z RIO invoice lots. o'sc' anu '
los csc a.. .ha local market to-day
f1ONs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10

,p,tless one though toleraoy steady from tar. !"
CIV buvers purchased in mouth iAsn1n
hhlsh Da1 tyor1 country points equally sluggish
ouotstions follow NeW-oreans sentri,ufM S1sS
Va Ea,tle s2q3se Porto Rico 2saS5e syrupsSoo
mon i2qi4c: fair l5@ioc. good leIec' prime 'S0'
an2s1N FREIGHTsThs market Tor perm Irgis9 b.
" E .og WIN a good business doing, iANefpoeo' ~
SS1 aSd ssEsf London ID glasgow 20 Bristol S-Hsd
80. a.. Hull 9nd; Newcastle. s'7d. Antwerp SNu
JtuTg s5 pigs asked Rotterdam 'sr Amsterdam
rrtton 10 Liverpool. per 100 10 l2'1c hoil'hAi
mpITS-Cotonseed oil was quiet sne hIH .rsp c s.a
Cli~ nd rs0ned petroleum was hrin ~ former PVSs
stesly, feilog. Petroleum bb. g 40 ana ~ uuls
a. or Philadelphia Dbl 81 So and In pug - 70 ferheS S
- W az IN, crude naphtha carEues sio' nroloilL.u
sa n Ctonseed oil-Prims crude nc prime efuds
sV In iTMlsc: prime summer yellow <1f @oHc, on
= Yellow ~ G23o; butter grades 2spSZe prime
white 2sl4c: prime winter yellow %sH- an ca
80 M s roc sssh dsmsna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10
,,,.r srocK MARKET BY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati July s.-Hogs active Cattle steady, g 23Y
e. IL sheen steady 81 2jGs4 %. Ribs dull lower 81 2og
Sc 70.
Chicago July s-There were not enough cattle re-
oe,yed % dav 10 make market There were scattering
saies A. 81 COZ 81 % Prices stin held good despie
little weakening during the last few days Ihere was
80 ,.fve local and shipping demand for hogs today
prices advancing 5G1Oe per 100 n The supply was wet
49, a. "a 700 % heavy. 81 s)QS4 ci2 Tor mixed
a. butchers and ST. S5qs4 05 for light weigh gs
brcqht 50 Ss4 O2 and culls and rough lots S2gS3 W
r, - supnv OF sheep too small 20 amount 70
awning good share Of The supply being conssne1
a. - iocsi shippers Prices little more than
soaS3 for culls ND 10 S5dS5 20 fOr prime hocks
i y~re 1uotabe at s5QSG % and spring lambs
sheep 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10

". 1884 Street.
The approxina cunt Of the len or charge 70 s'sy
which the abOve-described property j. % 10 soll .
81 with theron from the l4th day o. June
iSao together with and allowance am1untins ID
Ss4 55 together with the expenses the sale The ap-
proxmate amount the assessments All wafer
rarea or other Hens 10 allowed the purchaser OUT
OF the money. paid by the Referee Is SO ARD
interest 49, - 100,
REGINALD n WILLIAMS Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10

The local market for spot cotton closed quiet MIN
prices l-l6c higher the basis OF 3-lCc for mddlng
upland and 8 T-l6c mddng Gulf. Sales were Las
bales
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot cotton
hardening tendency sales. 5000 bales speculation and
export. 800 bales American 5000 bales receipts 100
bales which 1000 Middling upland quoted
II -32d Futures opened steady, partial J point ad-
vance closed steady II 10 points net advance De
cember-Ianuary. 3l6b; January February SLED Feb
rusry- March 3l7s. March-April. 3lIlsb. April-M
8ISis Mav-June 3i9h: July 3.2Os: July-August
3.1sIs. Acknowledgements. Sizes september october
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10
yJrRED Ar CORNERSTONE LAYING.

Cleveland. Ohio. July Sin the course OF the lay
ing Of the cornerstone OF Jewish synagogue al
Woodland-ave and Jackson-st. this afternoon
platform on which about thirty people were standing
feA preciptating most OF them into pit below,
distance Of several feet. Fortunately NOBODY was
killed Rabbi 5 Drechsler Rabbi Aaronhahn and
T,,dge 7 q bloch and son were seriously hurt. and
a bow named Samuel Cohn had leg broken
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Visible supply
Gar,. ftt,-a sOk

COTTON-Whil the cotton market not pariicu-
larry active to-day particularly firm There was
nothing essentially bullish In the public cables but pr
vaie advices from abroad reflected hesitation the
part contingent to accept the claims OF
The the effect that there Will be con
siderable replanting In Texas. with plenty u time Tor
belated seeding mature with anything IKE pro
bilious weather. Monday the Government July
report viii BE- known while that will only cover the
storm period ND July 1t expected 70 furnish valu
data and for this there was to-day general ds-
posi,ion 20 hold OF The volume o. dealings to-day,
therefore was not great After opening steady at an
advance 2Q4 points. prices further advanced luz
Wal street parties pretty good buyers
Liverpool arbitrage also in evidence more r
less " the time The upward movement has checked
pront-tak Of the smaller bulls prcferrng 10 dis
trust the character OF Mondays
bureau report. There general disposition 10
realize however the market finally steady at
advance Of 2d3 points
The of contract prices In the local market to
day as
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Gouuirp propsrIp ior Sale.
RUMSON. NEW JERSEY.

AT AUCTION. There VIII De- offered saturday. Au-
10th p the grounds. tina, desirable pee
and about ~ extent owned ~ the lste " m
W Conover extending tbs famous Rumson Rost 20
the South shrewsbury River; lying opposite the prcysy
OF VIM r Hsyemey and the grounds Of The eeehrlsht
Golf Club. and adjoining the properties u Edvard Kemp
and David y Keeler II soid - whole. y wih 30
offered IN plots G y WATERMAN Executor.
,.,,,.>.-, ,,.,,.o,. q. 0. address RI Bank y ~
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NAVAL. STORES.

The situation In naval stores both here anI .sturs
e,nth remained very FIRM Inquiry was of SO $500 -.
and prices generally showed advances Vuo'a''"'
follows;
TAR-Reguars 81. DO oil bbA, - 90
SPIRITS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .. $500, aou, n
ROsIS-Cousmon sood strained u WV S>"'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10

Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady; No 2
spring wheat 72hg7Sc; No spring wheat. 6a7lae
No red. I2Ac; No corn. 33'sd34hc; No yellow,
hg3anc, No oats, 24n924kc; No white. 25ii q
2Sc No rye o0l1 G6i Nc No aaxseed voc. y. W. 81
prime timothy seed 81 40; clover grade 81 so
pork bbl. 81 s0GSs CO. lard 100 N, IS OH
So 20: short ribs sides oose 81 1888 05 dry ssite
)uI6ers Choxed IS 1905 so short clear sides boxed
50 I5n<G. whskey. distliers finished goods. per gal
s. 20. sugar loaf. unchanged On the Produce Ex
change to-day the butter market weak creameries
13tsQlso; dalries Iiai5l1c Cheese firm. s4oec Eggs
steady l2hc
Cincinnati July s.-Flour quiet. Wheat steady; No 2
red, 7la72c. Corn firm: No mixed. 36c oats Arm No
mixed. 2S62Sisc Rye quiet: No 2 SIC Butter steady.
Sugar quiet Eggs dull 9i4c. Cheese hrm.
Duluth. July s-wheat-No hard cash. 75'sc July.
T3Ac No Northern cash he; July I31sc. september.
72ssc No Northern. 6si2c; No spring. shc.
Minneapolis. July S.--C10se-Wheat In store No !
Northern July TOssc September I0i,c. On track. No
hard 1ei.c No / Northern Ike; No Northern. 6S1sc
Milwaukee. July S.-F1our steady. Wheat Arm; No ]
Northern 744qT5c No ? Northern 72AGT3zc oats
higher. 27d2sc Rye dull No J. 59qOoc. Barley lower
No >. 42c.
1870. september. 7lNG74Tsc December TIC No nard
Tic C0rn-No cash Sac; July. 33sc. september - &C.
OatsNo cash. 25ac. July. 2Sisc. september 2oAc; No
white. 2oikc
Toledo, July s-wheai lower weak No cash "a and
mixed 3Jiac. active. higher. No mixed &c
Rive dull No cash, Jsc nominal. Cl0verseed active.
steady: prime cash. new SO g7s. October. 81 6Ils
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10

Charleston July s-Turpentine market firm, S6c
Rosin firm, unchanged.
Savannah. July Spirits turpentlne firm. 39i7c re
ceipts 1.s44 casks sales. $50 casks ROsin firm and
unchanged; receipts. 54s5 hbls
Wilmington, July Spirits turpentine steady, 5sr,g
3s%c receipts 1874 casks Rosin steady, unchanged re
ceipts 2H8 bbls Crude turpentne Arm. 81 35Gt2 and
81 TO- receipts u bbls Tar firm 81 95 receipts a bos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10

Rio-Market steady; No Rio quoted TSl25' exchahse
1874 receipts 5000 bags; cleared for Europe ou"V
bags. stock $500 bags
The statistical position OF Brazilian coffee is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10

average Santos 6s+oO; 10000 bae. stock 2se
pass harnnu,s-Market opened \ pig higher; a. ~
p m net unchanged sales. 1000 bags. Havre- Market
epened steady unchanged at ~ net unchanged sales
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aOARD AND ROOMS.

no AMI hOD'S'
> ,e1-HI T 100 EAST Ideal summer
transient guests aceommoda,eu, ,,., st'
window floors. parlor dining roohs VII"
board. reasonable
-4TtI II. % WDST.-Desirabie rooms %
rent WIKI or without board summer
prices. references.
DILLIARD AND POOL TABLES:
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, ~
and second-hand: lowest prices, easIes'
,.rms. MARX BROS. ~ Union 5auar- --.
CARPET CLEANING.
.oorOoOnoo0soo.ocoT ~ ~ hand Or
eA AZ ibs eoor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
re- ass broadway. AL East 4stn-sI'
coz 4 BRANDT. Tel is2-ssih
Tpr0rpTrK ACKERMAN. 1873 West 3cd
q, ,aar 9Th Aye.-Steam carpet clean
,nT and feather and hair renoyatlnS No-n-.
DREssMAT<ING.
>o-~e>~~~~~~>~r>
A HIGH GRADE ladies tAUor ana uIr Is,a
- r1sls- formerly u 5th-aye., VIII MAKE
tailor-uade suits in finest imported M M.
terials lined throughout with pest quaily
sCk for $50. regular price. wv, apso4"ltly
nerfect litter: exquisite Workmanship. u.s.
ane fancy waists. bicycle SUITS ra..y ~ ~
c1srun1ea etc. outing and golf SUITS our
new bicycle skirt can be worn On OI."
s,4as vcrk done az my establishment only
ID NOSTKOWITZ. - West 42d ST.
TprsSNf Experienced; would DO
any Kind ~ dressmakng. save tabor
,,sde. ou, OF home or country reference
q O.. BOX q. LAP Broadway.
r,prssNfAKER.- Strictly frst-class Will
raas0rable during summer months, htLhs
al residence. II required. ll5 West loth.
DRFssMAKER Of long experience wishes
more engagements at home or OUT ~
,be day. late with White & Howard
EYRNES. 4s4 Coiumbus-ave.
DREssMAKER. - F1rsi-ciass: elegant
a.,s- ard designer. wishes engagement
IN me country. would ike 10 make herselt
msefIi in families. Call or address A
ROCK oO4 West 18th
DprSSNtAt<ER.- perfect litter
and designer: would Ike engagement ~
tho country. part FOR board. call or al
dress Mrs BLOCK, 2d4 West Z2'h-st.
INSTANTANEOUS, reliable; WIS eS
work bv the day week or month Guy OF
country ~ G.. Box 20. LA broadway
DPEssMAKER. Correct styles; perfect
81. work shown. superior Hu+sAs 80
less skirt droop; special waist HrslsnS,
sponsible. reasonable. Bo West 44'h-s'''
near broadway.
MNE MARIE. 1Gl West s4th-st.-Eyery
t-.rription summer gowns, Paris de-
signs. moderate prices: short notice
DRESS AID ACCORDION PLEAi-
--~oo>ooo.oo.o,llN mo ~>>.oOrr~-0Oo.(
ACCORDION and side pleating; also PINK
ting made while you wait. feathers a.iu
boss cleaned. dyed and curIed a. BIN
cess $40 6th-Ave., corner 2lst-st', sec
signs.
AcCORprON PLAITERs. straw hat clean
o-e good family lauu iress, experienced
neraru for lyelrg and cleaning. POMPA-
bOTR'S. 2D4 East l23d-
PL.EATINGS. plnk,ngs. nrsinss done whlse
,ou whit Dressmakers get discount on
,oxest prices. HARDING. 20 West 22d-st.
EMPLo YMENT AGENCIES.
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os WEST 22D-sT..
MRS. l. SEELY
| FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ALL REFERENCES .-.-.,,
! Servants breaking engagements WI!
| be dismissed from Office and forfeit AL
claims 10 lee paid.
Brooklyn ONCE. . Bond-si..
Corner Fulton.
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