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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-29
Talbot & Pa,,ner's Grain Letter

BY Private Wire from Ware & Leland
Chicago, July 2S.-Wheat: Liverpool
closed Il lower; Paris, As lower for Whe at,
co lower for flour, due to fall in securities
Antwerp unchanged Argentine shipments,
/, 320 OOO 1900 less than last week Danub-
ian shipments, $500. Weather fair in the
northwest, with showers indicated and
cooler. The total receipts at the principal
sr.ring aud winter wheas points from All
gust l, 1898, to date, AT 10000. Primary re-
ceipts 10000: Shipments 219,GO0. Duluth
stocks will decrease 10000. That market
reports 10000 cash wheat sold to mills to-
day. Minneapolis flour sales yesterday,
4S,G00 barrels. C1eaashceS about 100000
bushels Estimated for the week, 5000, 900
bushels wheat and flour. We have heard
OF no cash business there. There is talk of
an early harvest IN North Dakota. COM
menoiug next week. South Dakota weekly
crop bulletin July "a on II coun ties reports
IS unGavornble and indifferent, while re-
ports are very conflicting ~ regards spring
wheat No doirbt there has been Some
damage done. and some OF the best peo-
pie in Minneapolis are looking for a5l aver
aga to q bettr than aVaaSe crop DllreSh-
ing returns wifi be tus main thing to go
by. All kinds of reports may be expected
during the next ten days. The market WAS
quite weak early and there was more or
less selling for the northwest, which WAS
taken advantage OF by local plum ger who
covered shorts Operators were bulishly
inclined, thought there was enough in the
northwest to make purchases on, whioll
started belated bears, the closing being l
cent above the low pIfce of the day. Poo
sibly twenty loads to export from Bait
more
Corn: 1hTe were some reports from Kan
sas of very hot weather, which applies TO
part of the state only. Nebraska and Iowa
conditions are splendid There was q large
export business yesterday, but we only
hear of forty loads today. VsiueS were
high in sympathy with wheat
Oats: Receipts for the balance OF the
month will be heavy. Very little interest
was taken in the market today
Provisions: There was good trade in
adj kinds OF products, while consumption
demand Is improving. Cudahy's brokers
were great buyers of ribs and there seems
to be a weu-grounded idea that values will
be better. Shipments OIL lard, 800 600
pounds; meats, 10000.
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Talbot & pnImer,s COTTON Letter

By private. wire from Fairchiid & Hobson
New Orleans, La. July 2S-But few
words suffice to tell the story of today
cotton market. 1t was another quiet, un-
eventful one. with little business and huc-
tuEtiona limited to points. Liverpool con-
tinVes to hold up hT end at qpcbanged
prices. The loca1 opening was at 1 point
decline; the market gradually gave way 2
to points more on continued favorable
growing wea Their. and finally closed steady
at to 3 points undeC yesterday. The
weather on the whole is considered favor
able for the growing crop There is some
talk, however, Of too much rain in Ala
bama, not enough in Texas and of she'd
ding and rust in the Atlantic states. Com
plants are to be expected at this season of
the year, however, and we place burt little
confidence in actual damage done thus far
Spots ruled quiet and steady; unchanged
quotations. Sales, 1900 bales.
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BY private wire from the New York Sun.
New York. July 2S.-Today, for the first
time in rather a long interval, there was
active speculation in the stock market.
There was snap and strength in the OPEN
ing. and as the morning advanced the tone
perceptbly broadened. extending from the
leading railroad shares to the speciaities
noted throughout the list Commission
houses were buster than they have been
for several weeks. and b1llish sentiment
was quite pronounced. A number OF IA
vorabie Incidents contributed to the better
feeling which resulted in the highest Level
of prices. There was an easier tone in the
monetary situation. both here and abroad.
TIE London market for Americans was
active and buoyant, led by Louisville and
Nashville, which was a prime favorite, and
scored a substantial gain. The foreign ex-
change market here was decidedly lower
displaying weakening AL along the line.
Time money here was a shade frner, but
the demand was of character that re-
fected no approximations concerning the
future. Favor able weather in those sec
tons of the west that have been complain
ii.g OF drought added an excellent color to
crop prospects. Reports OF railroad earn
ings contipued TO show large increases, and
there we've no Developments ia the trans
portation situ6tion that caused Wall street
to look for a setback in the immediate fu-
ture. The London market opened firm
and became strong. with the Atchison and
Wabash preferred shares the futures. The
market closed strong
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Worlds Xis.I,Ie SunnlY

New orfealls. July 2S.-6ecvetary Haster's
statement OF the worlds visible supply OF
cotton made UP from special cable and teie-
graphic adNces compares this week with
last week. last year and ia 1895. tho latter
tho 90l 600 crop year 1t shows decrease
for the week just closed OF 1854 against
decrease Of 113.S7S last year and decrease
OF 131, 4O6 in 1896.
Total visible z654, 266 against 2,6rLT57 last
week 2,05g 2g2 last year and ?, NJ, TIC in 1898.
OF this the total of American cotton is
,SS6, against 24G2 75T last week, $40, k9S
last year and 2 81 $40 in 1896, and of all
other kinds, including Egypt, Brazil India
etc. aO5, 0p0. against Z15OOO last week, Z35, 80
last year and 1920 in 1885.
The worlds total visible supply OF cotton
shows a decrease compared with last week
113,g7l bales an increase compared with last
year of 114aS. and a decrease compared
with 1895 of 1890.
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EXTREME APATHY
IN COTTON MARKET
Opening Quiet and Fluctuations
Were Insignificant.
NO MATERIAL IMPROVEMENT
Policy of Neutrality Was Observed by
Leaders Pending Some New Fac
to on Which to B .se
Fresh Conclusions
NO MATERIAL IMPROVEMENT

New York, July 2S.-The excitement and
activity incident With the issuance of the
large number of August notices yesterday
was followed today by extereme apathy
and almost insignificant fluctuations. The
market opened quiet at unchanged prices
to a decline of points, and fer time
showed no particular leaning one way or
the other Near mid~fay several small
lines OF wealSl4--heAd long stuff came out
arid sent prices off point or two. nut BITS
mess failed to materially improve.
For the rest of the session scapers were
largely in control and operated in stray
Cling fashion on both sides of the account,
The idea of the leaders of the market
seemed to favor a policy of neutrality
pending the appearance of some radically
new factor on which to base fresh con-
clusions. The cables from Liverpool were
unchanged and crop information. while
generally favorable, had been discounted.
After brief squirt OF activity during the
last few minutes the market closed steady
net unchanged to 2 points lower.
New York, July 2S-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, csc; net receipts, 100 bales; gross,
194; sales, 100; stock, 14a055; continent. o.
446
Total today: Net receipts, 9sS bales; eK-
ports to Great Britain, 2,S2S; to the ooalti-
ne1rt. 6,3E; stock, SS5y412.
Consolidated: Net receipts, 1908 bales;
exports to Great Britain. 4.261; to France,
200; to the continent, 1855.
Total since September /: Net receipts. s.
5SO15S bales; exports to Great Britain, g.
AZ. 76S; to France, RS,S51; to the continent,
2,6O6, 926.
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New York. July 2S-Coffee options: Ca
hes proved better than locked for Bra
lillian receipts were smaller than expected
and warehouse deliveries larger. Closed
barely steady; net unchanged to points
lower. Sales, 1880 bags, including: Sep
TENDER, 4.45 October, 4.50; November, I.55;
December, 4.9Ga495; January. asa; March,
5e5; May, 5.15a5e0 ~. Spot Rio coffee dull
and about steady. Mild quiet. Sugar, raw
steady to firm and in good demand. Fair
refining, 1910; centrifugal. Sc test, Az;
molasses sugar, 1916.
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BONDS


Now York. July 22.-The Commensurate
vertisel's London financial ceblegram:
The markets. here were unsettled by the
parliamentary debate on the Transvaal
policy. Americans were still quiet, hut
they improved steadily, closing at the best
The features were Louisville and st. Paul.
Ihe bank bought 10000 pounds in god bars
and coo pounds in German coin Money
was In strong demand early, because of
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Chicago, July 2S.-The board of trade mar
kets closed strong today after an carly
spell of weakness September wheat gained
nc; corn and oats gained shade, while
provisions rose 1ed75c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Talbot & Palmer,
Commission Brokers.
NO. II II. TWEHTlETH ST. TELEPHONE 5s4
Cotton, Stocks, Grain
and Provisions. 49,.
Direct private wires TO New York,
Chicago and New Orleans.

the settlement, but at the close fixtures
which during the day we're quoted at per
cent, because unlendable The bank did
nothing, although the market had pre-
pared for borrowing by the bank.
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By LEASED Wire to T. G. Hewqett. Agent.
Birmingham, July 2S.-4Averpool adTces,
showing about unchanged conditions, were
not satisfactory to our market. We opened
to 3 points below laet nights closing.
Succeeding the call, the decline was re-
coTered on some local bnying, only to
weaken again some 4 to ) points on de-
sire to realiza Frun this time on the
market ruled dull, with but little business.
Some further rains We're reported along the
Atlantic, but no complaints are at hand.
We had similar rains at this point OF the
season in 1894, 1897 and in 1885, all years of
very big Yields Savannah gets one bale OF
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TreasurY Statement

Washington. July 2S.-Today's statement
OF the condition OF the treasury shoys;
Available cash balance, $zT9 60G,4l6; gold re-
serve, $245 Isl, T54.
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@4iiv s,aten.ent


Cse.lveston-SSteady; nnddling o16F9ceapts'
81; stock 1879.
MU4Jiie-No4ninal midd!ing, HIS; re-
cetpts, 4; stock 5,G2S.
Savannah STEADY; middling, 55sTeceipts
4; stock. 9,l26
Charleston-N<uninai; nriddling, 5as, stock,
1896
: Wilmington middling. SIS; Stock
9,471.
Norfolk-Steady middiing. 15-1G; re-
ceipts, 275; stock, So,76S
Baltimore-N omina1: middlihg, 62s; re-
ceIpts, IO72; stock, iii.
Boston-Quiet midding, 6l4; receipts,
net, 49, gross, us
1854
ST. Louis-Quiet; middling, 81; receipts,
AZ Stock 69,43T.
nphis-S5t eady; middling. 5& receipts.
si eaies, 49, shipments, 800; stock, 72,G2j.
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View orlenns cotton Market

NV Orleans July 2S.-Cotton quiet ana
steady; sales 100. Ordinary, 11-16; good
ordinary, S-16; low middling, 15-16; mid
ding, 81; good niddling, G 7-16l miidling,
fair, 13-lG Receipts. IS; stock, 161 ,1g5.
Consolidated statement: Receipts, net
1868; exports, Great Britain, 4.261 France,
200; continent, 1G,S9S; stock, Az
New Orleans, July 2S.-Cotton futures
steady. July nominal. August 5SSG7SS9;
SeptemI5er 52S45S9; October 53Sd640; Nove4n-
Der 542@543; December 547T54S; January
55lG1J52; February 554Gs55; March 55SQ5GO.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
was easy. No. spring wheat, 67ll6S'zc; No.
red, 7li$c. No. 2 corn, S2G$214o No. 2
oats, 2Sa75ltc; No 2 white, zS14 G2614c; No. 3
white 22GzJ2ic, No. 2 rye, 5S1zc. No. fax
seed, 971lo Northwestern. 991zc61$1. 90; prime
timothy seed, $2.47R. Mess pork, per bar
rel, SS.G5dfS.SO; lard, per 100 pounds, $1,000
1924; short rib sides, loose, s5.056r5 %; dry
saJted shoulders, boxed. 5ss15lzc; short
clear sides, boxed, S. SJle5.45 WhisiSy-Dis-
tnlers' finished goods. per gallon, Sis Su~
gars-Cut loaf unchanged No 2 yellow
corn, 23tc. On the produce exchange today
the butter market was steady; creamery
1S1@dlIc; dairy 12ta@15t2c. Cheese was
weak at 81Eq9c. Eggs were weak; fresh
119l1iAc.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-29

Hoods SarsaEarilia insures good digestion
and strength to the vital organs. Insist up
on Hoods.
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LiyerpooI Cotton Market

Liverpool, July 2s.-Cotton. spot in fair
demand and prices ea-sier; American mid
ding, 9ss Sales OF the day were 1000o, of
which 1, 900 were for speculation and ex-
port and included $500 American. No re-
ce4IAs Futures opened and closed .Quiet.
American L. NJ. c.; July, n9s; Juiy-Au-
SIgb; Septenrber-Octdber, 21GrS. lib; Octo-
-Nove1rs1er S15Qp3. 16s; Novefnber-De-
cenSber, 5.14aD3 los; Decsrrber-J January 3 14Gl
3l5; Januery February, 21Ade@.15s; Fehru-
ary-M arch, 315b; March -AIHil. 9.16s; April
May, 3.16GtS.lrb; May-June, 3lI@s.iSa
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birmingham City Bonds
Fruits and Produce

Butter-Elgin. 1ec; dairy, No. 1, 15c;
dairy No. 2, 1214c; country, 12zc; cooking
1Gc
Potatoes-rish. Coo.
,e1nons-Choice, $250T275; fancy, $4S5
Poultry-FIe4ls, 25c: fries, 12qi5c; small,
S07{2c: ducks, 2Oc; geese, 20c.
Eggs-7Oc.
Beans-Ssrap, 60dT5c per bushei.
na4oeS-kJ1yoc.
Cabl,aGe-1Ac per pound.
Oniops-g15c per pound
Waterrnei ons>SSdS10 per hundred.
Peaches-$2. 5OI3GO per crate
Canteloupes-T5oa$1 per crate.
fot cal ssapie Grcce-e,
Ffoilr-Best patent S4.1ea$425; straight
$S.15.
Coffee-Greeu, SQl1kc; Arbuekle's pack
ages. 5000; Coverings packages, SO 50;
Lyons packages $3.50.
Lard-G%c,
Clear rib sidoS-ec.
Molasses Centrifugal, 1850; sugar
house, 2olt BIC
Rice--5i5G6jkc.
Corn-Mixed, 50cI white sic.
Pearl Meai-e3c-
Hay-Choice timothy, $1,000; No. 1, $500;
clover mixed, s14.50
Mixed oats-y1c; white, doc.
Bran-Mixed, SIS; pure wheat, ST. so.
Cotton seed meal-S1S. so.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Local Cotton Market
Cotton-Middling, SIC. 49,


The Iron Market.
Birmingham, July 2&-The following are
the present quotations IN iron:
the present quotations in iron:
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Parties desiring a pleasant place to spend
the summer should not overlook AshevilIe
'~The Land of the Sky" the mountains of
the Carolinas and East Tennessee. The
Southern Railway Offers special round trio
rates to summer resorts tCall at office,
2019 First avenue, and get a Southern Sum-
mer Home Folder. 6-30-tf
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No, So makes close connection at West
Point for st. Louis and the west.
J. M. Culp, Traffic Manasec ashington.
d. c.
f. S. GannoaL Third vice-Presldent and
General Manager, Washington. d. c..
q. A. Benscoter. A. G. p. A. Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
C. E Jackson. T. P. A, Birmingham. Ala.
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| Corrected daily by II. F. Wilson & Co.
+, e 1921 First avenue)
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THE FIRST NHTIONHL BANK OF BlRAIN6HHR
LIABILITIES.

Statement to Comptroller condensed), juno a. N9.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

with the Indians; but when sunset comes ne
must go back to his boat and stay there until
next morning This rule is absolute. 1t Is
never departed from. The Indians say that
they will not have their blood adulterated with
the blood of white men. They wish to Keep
their race pure. and pure it has remained since
the creation Of the race. These people were
never conquered by the early Spaniards. They
always maintained their independence. and they
maintain 1t TO this day despite the Colombian
Government. within the boundaries Of which
their country lies Caledonia Bay Is just on the
edge OF the San Bias country, so that there may
not be any serious trouble about the engineering
party; but the delegation Of Indians at Colon
10 protest against the presence of the engineers
does not sound reassuring.
There is one mystery about that Inland coun-
try that I should like to solve" said Mr. How
ard in conclusion. There is said to be a race or
white Indians back In the mountains. How true
that is | have no personal means OF knowing,
but have seen a woman who was declared to
be n member OF the tribe. / saw her padding
a canoe Aligandi, one Of the coast villages.
She had light hair. blue eyes and white skin.
The study Of races at first hand has always
been Of great interest to me; 50 | should ike
to have that white Indian mystery solved. But
I have little inclination 10 risk poisoned arrows
and napana snakes merely TO solve It."
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
BoOKs.

BIG HOLIDAY
BOOK SLAUGHTER
for everybody. rich and poor. old and
Young az Lovering'- New York BOOK EX-
change. Isl Broadway. opposite Wana-
makers; books Of every description at
lower reices than ever before offered IN the
city; immense stock % standard and mis-
cellaneous books. finely bound sets Illus
trated gift books al prices never before
approached: encyclopedias (AppletQn's.
Chambers 3, Britannica PeOrle's) a. your
own price: second hand sch col books. re-
view books and books Of all kinds bought.
sold and exchanged highest cash prices
paid: calls ct residences free. LOVER
ING'S NEW YORK BOOK EXCHANGE.
7sl Broadway. between sth and 9th SITS.
oDeD evc1irFs
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
ART STORES.

DNNoDOONNo-O( -o~0NN0NN0|N0
RARE BOOKS. fine bindings. engravings.
ar objects. paintings. Wanted 70 buy:
Pare Americana, Washing gtoniana, Books
tni views on early New-York. BONA
VENTURE : GALLERY. 6 West 33d-st..
opposite he Waldorf.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
SIRE pop INSECT POWDER.

--1~ -,-.-.,-.4N~ .0eN w. - - N|0~'f WV
SURE pop INSECT POWDER
Is GUARANTEED TO KILL COCK
ROACHES. WATER BUGS. BED BUGS
Etc. ADOLPH ISAACSEN son, 80
t-r-T srON
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
MEDALS AND BADGES.

>o~~~~~~~~~J~N.0~ ~~~~Ny~0~|~~~~~0~7~"~N~"~N@
ATHLETIC. bicycle, college and scnooI'
rna presertation medals A specialty
rOtTN II LENNON u Nnssau-st
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
MAGIC INSECT DIFFERENTIATION

SALI.ADE & co : mosquito bite cure and
insect exterminator never fails: destroys
all insects and cures bites or stlngs; all
dealers. once. 18S West 23d-st, y. Y
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
TAPE WORMS.


TAPE WORMS removed while you wait;
cure guaranteed: send for treatise on
worms. A. W. ALLEN (27 years expert
encel. GO4 GranA-st.. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

Ne<.O<-~~< <~~~0~~~>~~~~~~~~~>~
NETWORK VETERINARY HOSPITAL
III West 25th-st: telephone 4gl-lsth.
Treatment. boarding. clipping and wash
ing. managers Canine Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
ART DEALERS.

g. MILLER. 1872 West 23d-st.-Paintings.
z ieaiags Frames. Mirrors. Gallery OF
american Paintings Restoring kegiding.
BERLIN BROTHERS. 1853 West 23d-st.
stt 4s East 234-st.-Plcture frame max
- art dealers and reg.lding specially.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
ADIRONDACK BALsAM.

ADIRONDACK BALSAN cures catarh.
bronchitis. sore lungs and colds; inhal-
inF process OUTFIT. enough FOR months
zee G1 cents. at your druggists; sample
sent flr a lO-cent piece by the ADIRON-
IACK RALSAM co. l2i W A2d-st., y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
TYpEWRITl,Rs.

~NNo%DoNoo0NNN-o-0O NNNO0N0ONNON/N0O0S
TYPDWRITERS bought, sold. rented. re
paired; best machines; lowest prices
rial free. teleuhone CONSOLtD ATED
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 24l Bway'
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
MAGNETISM.

MAGNETISM cures rheumatism. Para
lysls. Neryou Prostration and al piooa
diseases Dr DAKE. 100 West 4hth-st
s'Dr pAke cured me % large. palhlu'
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
rpuo,srrRERs &DECoRATORs

N~~0~~S~Nr~N@NN-<~~~>~rNN
WE DO the very best uphoistering;--s sena
us postal: our agent will call with -I- ssI
MES and estimate: lowest prices 4hb
EEW-YORK FURNITURE REPAIR CO''
q East 2nth-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
DRESS & ACCORDION PLEATING

ACCORDION side pleatinE al POMPA-
DOUR'S dyeing and cleaning establish
ment 202S 3d-ave.: III, ll2. 2Ji East
io2d-st
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
MASSAGE.

.-1n1o>-> nm ~.>-~~-|.~ - ~s-~.SIe-o-~~~N>-el0>D
MxD. LA MOLE. 33i 6th-ave Facial
ana bofy massage exclusively for ladies'
ny French electric massage roller.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
SILK PORTIERE :
STORAGE.

-~~~~-~~> -0~0-o-o-o-0~0N"|~ ~ N1.Doc--cer.c.,,S
HAEGFR STORAGE WAREHOUSES,
sth-aye.. 33d 70 34th sts.-Storage FOR
furniture. etc: padded vans for moving
ci,v or country; boxing. packing. shipping
and insurance: estimates furnished. Tele-
r.rnre cnu g oLO-3Sfh-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24

~~~--~~ ~,>-~----J--~~-~~~-~>~>>
Ar ST. BART-Hgl U lgM&E,%li.,sS y 5,li >
EMPI0YMENT BUREAU. 2ll +. 42D-sr',
Sr,t class cJrnestic servants, ooth mae
and female. are supplied. Cooks walt
resses laundressss maids. buffers coach-
,n.n useful-msn. managing nouseAeepe.s'
invaiies attendants. secretaries. exc
Houses opened Tor families returning "
ioWL.
WE HAVE a large number of girls regis
tered On our books and on hand al thls
oNice Established over 40 years. we are
TIE largest and bes' Employment Agency
In Rr..klyn. having UCcured places Iyr
.ver 100 Op0 servants IN The REST fafnili-s
- his city. II you will call. or seni Us
50 vou will have the privilege OF h!ring
sartau, here. or Il obtaining others curing
three months. should the FIST one prove
unsatisfactory HENDRICKsOE'S ELITE
FNIIDYMENT AGENCY. 2Z3 Atlantic-
ave near CouT-si.
AT CARPENTER Employment House.
los Gth-ave, can BE- found hest coach
men. grooms. gardeners. farmers. married
Or single. al nati1nalitles, well recon
r7euded. also female help.
COMPETENT servants. with references.
can be obtained. Mrs. SOUTHWICK' )
AGENCY SS LenON-ave near l21th-st.
MRS sCRYMGROUR' Employment Of
noe g4s G,h-ave. Servants OF all ma
tionhll,les furnished: references investi-
gated and filed.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
IMpnEIIAs AND CANES.

N~-~~~~-~NO~~o~~"~N~~N0 - -
BEST 500 reoovering usual SID; aii
and repaired. HAYWARD. 6l East
losth-Gt
New-York tribune., 1899-12-24
EIFCTRO-THERMAL BATHs.

-N~~~~>~N~o~~o~~o>-o~~~o~No
DR.. NOELS ELECTRIC BATHS. Al West
33d-st. New-York. instsntaneousiy Te-
iieye pains promote health. cure nervous
and chronic diseases
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ELECTRO GALYANIsM.

NERVOUS diseases, locomotor ataHla,
paralysis. prostration. insomnia, head
ache rheumatism, cured by electro-gal-
vanlsm. HENRY DE KRAFT. NJ. D.. lIS
West 49.h-st. Send FOR pamphlet
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MISIEIIANEOIS.

VITALITY low, cebiliiated or exhausted.
cured By Dr. Kline's Inyigoratlng Tonic
FREE 81 Trial Bottle DR.. KLINE IN
sTITUrE. g3i Arch-st. Philadelphia
Founded ISL
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AT II MAHIER

DIAMONDS. Watches. Jewelry: repairing
fine complicated watches French and
hall clocks 4 speciality; old gold bought or
exchanged. established 1857 1913 9Th ave.
near ao5
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DREssMAKIy6.

A.-A.-A-sEAL GARMENTS and other
fine furs repaired. redyed. remodelied
Prices; ladies waited on at their residences.
Mrs. Z. J. BARKER. III West 35th-st
late with c. G. GuntheTs Sons. 0th-ave.
CORRECT STYLES-Perfect AZ guaTan-
teed: faultless skirt druop. superior work
and hnish. work shown: esponsible. rea-
sonahle. expert on wraps. COOKE, 235
West 44th-st.. near broadway
DRESSMAKER.-Expe would Ike
70 make few engagements by day, no
objections 70 going out of town; best city
references. SCHDDER les East lOsth-st.
pRFSSM MAKER Out by the day and
home: tailor made suits a speciality lin
!ngs and patterns cut 70 measure: terms
reasonable ". p O'NELL, A3 East
71th-st.
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orn pooxs DoUGUT AND SOLD.

BOOKS BOUGHT for cash. experienced
buyers sent anywhere. catalogue ree'
GEO L SMLIH { East 40 81.
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CUTLERY

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CUTLERY Of every description on hand.
Made 10 order and repaired az 6.
KNAI-TH' s 81 John and II Nassau SITS.