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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

Y,HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ASsIGNEES SALE OF ELEGANT MAHOGANY
FUR FURN T e, OF HA IA l2s IN, And EXCLU-
FAcTURE coMPRIsISG Eh Z. AT MA 4nS
AEi RFXASs 10 NiGH fftk RgsH
DIES, LEATHER COVERED HALL CHAIRS
AM cAYE = sE = rs MAHqiANY R9GkER
NETS, PEDEsTALs WALL HAT RACKS
bkas r I9t HAbsE fAHdS
) Isl RA Al MIS s4i la BOOKS
AETAR LaMfs Oh P FAiaTISes A EY L. II
G GRAT D. J9HSsToN; BEI 1 SC SOME OF THE
EkEGASf 5AfAS SfH yAshs Of f,i RhA UP
70 sELEcT FINE AND bEcokATIvE FUR FUR
On On TuEsDAY MORNING, NAY EIGHTEENTH.
w sell he
collection Of fine goods Those in search of rare and
Goods will be on exhibition Monday. 18th instant,
from TarIal. a. sa mi until E M Nannox s.,on
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer, myI4-dts
~ And XALuABLE LOT. No. sss g STREET ,aEEf.
BY virtue Of = decree of the Supreme Court ia
Of the district Of Columbia, passed in cause No. ::
pr t Ghsr r3y ssf Sl tHs
Day n OF n a, EVE O'Clock
lOl improved by "A large comnodioas and we'll built
brick house with large back building all i'll good order
and containing the modern improvements
Terms of sale: One-third more Cat The option of
the purchaserl in cash. and the remainder (after de-
Quoting Indebtedness of 5000 secured by q deed
of trust now on the property having about eighteen
months TO rum at six per cent per annum, to be
at six cent deposit OF 500 will be required at
the time of sale If terms of sale he complied
with in seven days after sale the trustee
right to resell the property, on weeks notice in
The Evening Star. at the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser.
JAS G. PAYNE, Trustee,
U. s. Court House.
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DUNcANsoN BROS Aue'ioneers.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
COUPE Al AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. MAY EIGHTEENTH.
1856, commencing at TWELVE OCLOI X NJ, will
sell at The ton rooms of Duncanson Bros 9h and
ID streets northwest to pay storage and charges,
ONE COUPE.
All parties interested Will please take notice.
ANN 5. GRAHAM,
Executrix of the Estate of r. II. Graham, decd.
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HOTELS.
DENTISTRY.

nR: STARR PARSONS, COR. 9TH AND EN.W.
1h 1anng specially; also the cure of toothache
gums allevlates pain Of extracting Gas given apI3
nR T. NJ. TALBOT, DENTIsT, 437 7TH ST..
- hree doors nom corner Il Dentistry in all
lts branches Teeth inserted 81 per set Al work
"ufAl1eu lAnl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-15

THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY
CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS
THE Cheapest Clothing House In the City. Give US
call and be convinced. mylA
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.

HE Universal FAvoRrrE,
Our LiSht Running New Home Sewing Machine
The best and only machine adapted to all kinds Of
sewing on hne or heavy mai srial. The done on
Inn machine cannot be duplicated Embroidery work
OF ali kinds with arrassne tinsel other material
cene on the New Home without the use Of
Any extra attachment Can at Office and see the
work done Instructions given free of charge at
s. OPPENHkI Err q BROS
52s 9th street NV, St Cloud Building
Machines of all kinds rented and repaired. Bazaar
Paper FASHIONS myl
ffNHE SILENT WHITE Is THE BEST AND
Il most complete Sewing Machine: has more points
thai benefit the operator il is light, fast quiet:
winds lis own bobbns puts It's own belt Finest
cabinet work: lock stitch The White Automatic is n
single thread machine. nj prices you afford Also
New households, $40 less than list price All kinds
OF machines for sale Repairing a speciality
+; MCKINNEY. Az 9Th ST. NV.
y d. RlCHAOND ID, Manager. mhl3
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Twill sell stock Of the following goods consigned
to ne, at No 81 9TH street northwest. on FRIDAY.
MAY FOURTEENTH at TEN AM: Tinware, Crock
cry. Glass and Wooden Ware Toys, Shelving six dne
Show Cases. silver plated; one fine Ice Box and sew
era pieces of Furniture.
Dealers and private buyers Invited to attend as
the goods will be sold without reserve all must be
sold by Monday evening"
myl2-2t% NJ. FOLEY, Auct
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.1ITHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL.
MQNEAY. on account Of rain. the SAME HOUK and
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TTNHOS E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY or
FIFTH STREET, BETW ZEN q STREET AM
VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
On MONDAY, MAY SEVENTEENTH, at SIX 80
O'CLOCK p M. shall offer for sale, in front OF ~
the premises Lots Fl and 22, in square S47 -
fronting 40 feet on Fifth street
Terms day Of sale
my143t THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
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distinguish between Them and so loud and
penetrating Is it that it can be heard three
miles As was leaving the ostrich farm near
An@IIcin, "A male uttered the roar. swelling up
Is neck, and having heard the roar OF the lion
should readily have taken it for that. The o.
tlcn IL its native state is a remarkable runner
coy erins nearly thirty feet at q stride but they
are easily tired, and can be run down by a
hoIse ~ith good staying powers No bird has
so many ilctiOnS attached 10 IL both in ancient
SHu modern history. hany people to-day be-
IeNe thar they can f!y: others credit the story
"a tAeir running their head in the sand. tilt
showing taeir lack of intelligence. Leon L. AZ
I.eL4h s-.id That they could not hear, and the
ssoIieS concerning their powers OF digestion
That have been given to an oyer-credulous pub
&C are legion. AldrOvande states that they
onJoy hoTseshoes, and that red-hot Goals were
hos Hhwelconle. Narmol also says that IL di-
sssts Ied-hot iron, but Button replies TO this:
would no: deny that they might sometimes
even swallow red-ho; iron, provided IL was in
very sinai quantities, but do not think that
even That could be done with immunity" The
Story OF hidin. It's head In sand or a bush Belon
siIt from Pllny- Kobe repeats it in his book on
<NIFieSa. and says that a stone from its stomach
huny about the neck would insure the wearer
GOOD digestion. In point OF tact, the ostrich
Will eat almost any thing, merely from a natural
curiosity Serreaux saw one eat a large piece
oi soap and follow IL with a copper candestick
aud spectator of these birds In Paris saw ais
gold watch and chain swallowed by a glutton-
Gus ostrich. In the stomach of an ostrich that
Geo II. Ptrss pound OF stones, iron, copper and
a nali-worn coin were found. Nallisnieri took
nn inventory OF the objects he found in one.
Among the articles were string, iron, copper
glass, stones, a piece of pewter and a lump oi
lead. Another opened by Perrault had stolen
and swallowed seventy pieces of copper coin
mat were reduced 10 three-quarters their origi
nal size. Cuyier found that nails taken from,
An ostrich had suffered true corrosion. They dc
not, however, al ways stand these curious meals
Dr. Berg mentions one that was Killed by >
large door key, and pair in the Paris museum
died from eating broken glass.
That large ostriches can carry a human ride,
IL well known, and Cuvier describes an In
stance where the rider was carried SO rapidly
that be was almost sufioczted. The establis b
ment OF ostrich farms and the value Of thei
feathers have undoubtedly saved these bird:
from extinction, and a lew years will probably
show an increase In the number Of farms In
this section Of the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02

Making weekly supply for eight weeks Of
sJmm.r consumption and IN endod September II
4s Sssa nd at in ' 1e United Kingdom Win
bread eating. causes dull -four market free offers Of
January March aud Ayl gives myers the coce nes OF
. iernss Se 81 the he aaa n den'anrI
Sssn na aSa the
and fairly good deliveries OF home rP caused decline o. D
harvest completed End new wheat coming 70 marker
per ar Along The Rhine O!ogne Basic all The
Hay & sTR2wOWitS good demand and limited sup
Ply the market is firm Hay Choee ii~G aS
csc; Clover, 45a SOC. shipping 4o9 doc; rrAre 40 q
f ssci f Fys a c%scs os soa4cc
MoLAs Esps and nominal business sim confined e'
META Certificates sqet bit steady rig tin dnll
Sol so at qSS s cali ia at a'. CA"
HASaa Sae, iJ ess Soen
sS4K sa e. e T. s. 10 window Glass s. o
wlsqs mp SrIns S Change e. Me q9 sS
Yellow PRIME r SS GpsS aS % ~
DO southern Sse casks, 7sasOc.' Domestic Cod SO
stoSdy one To LEIra, steam, hence, 5000 bush grain
gram SO ss DoLoNNE iron, Phlsde pha
Bs B SaS a$ O P SSs Sisas e aa 5 his
ana 900 rsansa oil a. private terms ss !, 9oS
lis 3D.; measurement goods 90, sugar iSs Cd Ss
POOL steam hence $ioGo bush gram al a. o9qi1tioa;
-four, lOs oil cake, l0d lis. Sd,
bacon, l6s 0l7s OIL; cheese l5a25s; lard 2s til u l5s
ton O. LAsGoW. steam hence. Quotations Grain.
2Sd. -four los cargo los OILS Cd; rOsn Is
I'D logs l7so pork. Is Sd lard l2s ut osi baron pos
lis 3d lis o; oil cake. IS 81 los klSTOI.
sugar l5 for granusted and Ia Cd for cut loaf; bacon
20S: ard los. measurement goods It's. 6......CORK
Orders from Newport News. British steamer. 10000
PRovisIoNs-PoRK-r was very rtie done to-day,
WIN ssssace OF export nteest Prices. however show DO
further change Sales IT'S bills Mess, private job
Sill % for New; si4 Tor Family Mess sI4 SIS so
SSr Clear a b sad sss $40 80 for Extra Prime
Mes sli 6osS!S: Estra Mess bills 81 50ass; Packet
price ami aul Quoted al cur aEAfs1Hass not
sales 900 Picked Hams. l0Ld iOs.c. 7S0 pIrEri
ehonlders 6isc; 6OGO Picked Belies average nc
CITY Picked shoulders 6a6<c SMOKED sLoulders 7i.c
Pokled Hams l02 lOSsc. smok ed ii ANA Ia "a 10
5kcs II West Long clssI CSC; sLort Cisar 7c
DkLSsED HoGS-steady and ~ lar den.ad Csiy Heavy
70 Light at GSd6ic; Pigs 6s4c.: LAKD-The ouiy Tea
tue In this market 70 day e Large sales u refined In
5000 tee at Ivae prizes The speculation was isfy
i've 70 NeveIsr sna J.nss but VI G's s
Eheay western steam, spot quoted a. pc; ocsoSsr
62lc 400 fcs December e25 o627c closing 40
S2ee 300 .s Jsrss ss;c c.s.,sg s ss .o ssS
6x4c CIV Steam moderate demand Sales 70 tcs =
e4oc. HAnea quoted az e4oe. Continent. 1900 sont
.BTU TER-The market 10 very strong am
strictly fine grades SHADE bigher win eonnued sf de
sS2s 5ey Wsssfs 2os2sc s.ss psiy; h s%,i.,
Creamery lS117ei western Dairy 12ei6c western FAC
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rrPopEAy PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Dc: prov lsionsBacOn, Cumberland Cut,
3ss Oh Long Clear Mindless 3is. I'd; short Clear Mddes
g., C short Is oil shoulders. $500 per cwt Beer
SIS 81 for India Ness. Prime Mess. As Oh PORK
Prime Mess Ills. ~ per bbl; Prime Mess Eastern.
81 "a esern SIS Cd Lari-Amencan. SOS. Prime est
~rn An 9l: Lard OH 32s HaIns-l.cng CUT JOs W:
Shoulders 3js nj BuereUs Ud pei c" or fhest hite
states Cheese mercin Choice. 5.is. Od NheaI-ited
Western sd. U.s. lOd. Red " inter- U.s. Od a
Is "a per Genital New No. WINTER. Os Sd. 10 No. :
Western. 4,.l 9i; CaiiOria
dcesprts OF Trrpentine 29s OH at London Zss 6l
Der o. Petroleum. sd per gallon Clover seet-
American Red ASS. per cwL TalOw-9js Sd. per cwt
Fine American. 23s. 81: Prime CITY. 2Js OIL per cwt
2 OF per cwt Provisions-Amercdn ReIrigeraeL Rect
hind quarters sad fore quarters 81 per o. hops Al Luz
DOR New Nork STATE 80 los OF n rs los OIL ,,o ooo
three wero loSOoV
The receipts the past three days were
stocks OF readstufs Flour 30 barrels $4,000; sacks
VII q eentals; 3r4, OOO centals.
of PROVISIONS Beet $50 pork. 300 barrels
baruu. buf-s l3UO boxes; shoulders, l. 40
boxes ard 40 cheese. 1850 bozes butter 500
pr kages. ,,, on eoo 10. "a . Oh
l. I'd Der tun: Calcutta Linsee 3ls Ud quarter: LIN
Cake Sc los Cd per ton. Rehned Petroleum. ose-
as IA per gallon Spirits OF rurpeHune. 2os Od per
cwt sperm OH, 45l kosn-ConIuon. 5s 'Ti pei
cwt Pale 1lls. Oh. PrOvsions-l art Jis Od per
cwt for American Sugar-1}s. 3D. ct for CuOa Cen
,rga p,aIlzHg yB9 and lis sd al2s I'D Tor MHscOvsdo
far Teniug ahoat Australian Talow-Beet "a od @zJA
I'd. Mutton Dos. I'd ais. Od SOcoanut 0n.Oy'oh; 10
ls Cochin A33 American Refrigerated Beet So Al Tor
hind quarters and Is Oh for fore quarters per so by the
. ~
ANTWERP Oct. l.-Petroleum-Fine pale American, 10
francs rs eentines paid and Is 70 ceDtimes Sellers
WncOx's Lard closed at 90 francs w centnesp per ioo
RhKxRy Oct l-Petroleum- marks 90 piennlRs-
La I'd closed AZ 80 marks % pfehngs per loo ~
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THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Oct (speciap.The big men are now all ont NJ
and the effect beto help prices ADVANCE
November wheat the erly curb this morning sold up
little above 10 cents opened regular at 1879 cents IL
speculation VIII only up little now prices VIII prooaoV
advance easier the big operators we're In the mar
ket Wheat W uneven all lay but stronger Toward
reported that eight loads OF wheat had heen
early at New.York and that tho charters at Mnwauk 0
were for 100000 bushels With me chance
O. a good deal being taken, Under lhs
solt OF the market advanced rom rom
ner 76 cents 76sQ 76 cents Tor NOvtmbrr inc estl
the visible supply OF wheat al aoub
bushels the market paid attention 10 tns
Tn. fact that delivery day made the ierDg niue
stronger There ment In provisions where
pork cot 80 10 aud then recovered To last
night pIces almost There is still occasion Tor ta auout
the old lard deal OF last month no
lard tay AMI cash lard was sold at 20 ~ ~S
The month under cents Corn was duh WIN
narrow margin The movement. however, Is Increasing,
the receipts are apt TO hold up pow
corn 2p5 900 bushels wheat "a 900 and harley lboOO
Puts sold last night al 81 centS ana
calls at 3s-@Ss. cents Tho close was, Novemler
wheat 75's November corn ISIS cents NOV onc
pork - % Tne receipts ay were I5i t, o, wead ~
a cents calls 7a9 76 cents 1ne anticipated re
ccpts l43 Of wheat $50 oi corn ana
4 4 af nal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Oct l-I2so p. m.-Cotton dull and prices
generally In BUYERS favor Middlng Upands. lid DO
adding Orleans t saies-SUoo bales nciuuihs iooo
bales for specu stion and port Receipts none 49,,
Futures duh the decline. UPands Low Middnns ciauss
October delivery 1564 do October and November DENY
cry std; do November aud December delivery, os,L
also 664ds December and January delivery Eo4L:
do January February delivery. 664d; do FEBRUARY
ana March delivery s-64d. also 764d; do Marcn anu
Aptl delivery 964d.. do April and May delivery IL
64d 400 -.
Up cotton.-The sales of the day included 54oo bales
American ,a,,,,
cry dc. October and November denvcfys
564d sscrs 40. November and December delivery o
e4d bavers DO. Dcoeneer and January delivery $50
February and March delvery o4s buyers 90 AsTon
and prl delivery 64d buyers do Apri and MAY denv
cry ll64d buyers May and June delivery, l0o4d
4pm-Corton- closed quiet but STEADY Upands
Low Mddiug clause, october delivery 1904 buyers
do october November deyery $50 1ay cs 90 ~
her delivery bod buyers do January anu
February delivery B5zd buyers do February and March
delivery B04d buyers do March aud April delivery
5o4d April and Nav delivery lO64d buyers
do May June delivery 1884. sellers. . m,
Weekly-Saes week, 5000 bales American 4oovo
bales SPECTATORS s7O0 taes exporters TOOK 53Ou
baes forwsraed ships side direct 70 spinner
bales actual <30O bales total caes
American ooo total stock, 1000 bslss Amer
200 QUO ass amount u COTTON sneaa sSoVS ses
American. $4,000.
| GALVESTON, Oct I-Cottsn arm HiddnnG &c Lev
Mdding. SSt Good Ordinary d net and gross rsee'ps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MACBETH
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.


variable and irregular movement took place the wheat
speculation Yesterday due TO conflicting nfuencessensa
tona war cables tame foreign markets depressing
values and better private cables and unavorabe reports
garling India wheat anordng support Only 10000
bushels taken By shippers aud spot lots IA cent
ending sympathy with options The options opened up
hd but subsequently weakened and lost than the
raD though shorts covering on war rumors later nracsd
prices 21 cent There renewed fevershness IN le
late dealings and the close was heavy for October At ~
cener at January at 80 and May a. sss cents Cssn
cent higher with only $4,000 bushels taken
by After firm tho options broke ~ sym
pay with wheat ending cent lower and heavy a. follows
october 46as November 49, December 4et January,
49'. February BOY and May r, Sls 'e ems
ure The options on s94 at alt for October
32 for and 334 cents for Deoember. The only
In the lard market the improved demand for re-
nno ar GOOO beng taken for export In the options
weakness sim prevailed and prices show hnal losses OF lo
Dc tobcr 81 % and points for other months as
November 20 a. December 81 2 January 90 ST. February
So 80 March 80 "A, the year 20 ~. ,,,,.-
The OF at NewlOrk baltimore
Boston yesterday as follow. wheat ioV.ovo
bushels. l30935 bushels oats "a oC6 bnsheis ota
325.Si2 bushels hour. 39.SS2 barrels Az
Milwaukee and ST Louis the arrivals were Wheat H.oo
business 1872 0i0 bushels oats. l7O3i7 bushels TOTAL
grain 479403 bushels -four 22.S37 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

RuFrhLo Oct Ii dftir- Receipts last "a hours $50
head total 1888 head for same time last
week ujO through Al OF winch a. To
New York 2 cars market duh and unchanged
COnninn to Far AT ~ 70 ~ 20
SheeD-ReccIps - hours $500 head total Tor week
thu, lar o. lead; last week. 400 head;
Consigned through. OF which 10 New-fOrk 10
cars Tor sale OF which 90 Canadian Lambs. sheep
trv. ordinary 10 Choice 81 bod - Western Lambs
here: Canadian advanced Oa l5c; all offerings taken
a - iid - 30.
last O033 head total week thus
last A5.ef1 head con-
signed through which 80 TO NewYorK; u cars
prccs declined n0 DO Mixed Pigs am Light YORK
! 1884 selected York Weights. 81 tO0S4 40 Select
"A Z5ur4 80 Mixed Heavy Ends So 90 - 80;
Common AMI Ii ut held over
CHICAGO oct Tine DrOrers Journal reports: Cdnte-
REGENTS shipments. 1000: market Seady ship
ping dSj 10 Sockers and Feeders 81 20 80 ~
COWS Bulls and Mixed. ~ tO0SJ 10 Bulk ~ iuGEf Oo'
Cattle strong: cows 81 S1GtZ % steers
~ Gu0S3 Western Rangers steady Natives and Han
rrei-. $1,000 81 C5 Cows 81 lOu2 30 "nieled Texans
81 sOGS3 30. 49,
Hcqs~Receiprs % 600 shipments. 5000; market
lower Rough aud Mixed - 5odS4 20. Packing and SnD
ping 81 Light Weights IS 40 asa i0 Skps ~ %
Shsep-R Receipts. 1000; shipments. 500 market steady
- ~ p Western. rs 40 % 90 IeAans ~ ~
ass 10 lambs. ~ 0O0sl 10 1900 - 49,,
ST LOUIS oct. l.-taus-Receipts 1000 head shin
ments o. market > dy GOOd 10 Choice Native ship
ping steers IA 5 Common 10 talr 80 Z0@oo 'J'
IrAa. -Ibt'-. - 500 ~ 20.
Hocs-Recepts !O head: shipments. 100 market weak
ButceIs Choice Heavy. - 20 al 90 PACKING ~ iva
"a A. Light "a l0Qi4 10. Figs. - % "a 90
SherD-Receius 500 heat shipments SUI market steady
10 Choce al - % a So 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02

s M S l 81 ss;si GslS II; ssss
svSkH.Esy sugar ssssdy :, Z! sssss
que, but steady Cpt Loaf Sac Crushed esc Cubes,
slsSs pSwaersd SSstS 1;g9ssea sSlss Mo1d
s,snasra S,p,S Cone. 81 ssscT whit. Extra
stefow. 4kd4Lc
80 TIE and easier City quoted Ct q! Sales
TALLow-Vnchsnged IN price and quiet. Prime City
quoted al l1c Sales $4,000 at Il6c.
TObACCO-The movement In all directions Ia moderate
while prices show few changes mportaurs
Seed Leaf include 102 1881 ania at private
terms 400 cases 1888 DO, sGlis.c. 100 cases 1885
pennsylvania Havana l2dl1c 200 cases so Ohio private
terms 200 bales Havapa, 60 Loco 100 bales sunatra,
12Odi Coo
w0oL-strong and held above buyers limits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-02
THE pETROLEUu MARKET

There goody supply Of news from the petroleum
yesterday but the OIL pit OF the Consolidated hAch'hs"
was A. barren OF OF the Sahara Loss than
100000 changing hands made oasis III IN" desert
of dnncss prices swung aly the 90 cents point
ana clused actually The OF the wash
.unu 10000 barrels. tnr promo
% OF shousiown reported at $50 barrels Tie m~rSet
Closed steady AMI duiL
lie range prices dealings at the Consolidated
follows
Openims..........-...... CPS LOwest".......-- 6Zs
Highest. ................. Ga ~ I!
Iehnei unchanged at 6aa cents here and 6's IN
Baltimore and Phiia iclphia
on CITY. Penn. Oct l.-Cruis Ou-NttiOnh Transit
Certificates opened At O2ls highest price. 124 lowest
puce G2as closet 62f Sale. jO5ab barrels cearAnce,.
:g32iOJO barrels chtrtrr4 oA3Ol DArrels shiphou1s'
81 800 barrels. llO.JiG bdiirIS-
BRADFORD. Fem. Oct. L-crn Is Oh-Natona Transit
Certificates opened 62 and clOse a. G2 highest pr;e
G2as lowest price. G2 4. cearances. flO.uJO OlrIeh
PIrrsBUgG. Penn. oct l.-Cru le Ou-Petroienn hrm
National Certificates ODenc II 62s anu closed at o2
highest price, t24 lowest price. "
TrUsyLLR. Penn. Oct l.-NatolA Transit Ceriihcate'
opened 62 and closed al o2s highest price, o2 lowest
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Ethiopian FINANcIAL MARKETS.

LONDON oct l-l2:3O p. m.-COnsOlS 100 lilo Tor Ooth
money aud the United states Four PEI Cent ohS
ri s., do Four Hall Per cent Bonds, ll5' Atlantic
aud Great First Mortgage Trustees teTuLcS'eS
Din Erie 36as bnd COnsOis lO4A, Mexican yIuhd-
~ 5.SIt 81 Paul 9,3. New iOrk central, ll04
Pennsylvania 6l.. Reading, lshs 90
Plr- dviccs quote Three rer Cent Kentea ~ g HhOs
cent the account.
IOypOS oct IA D. COnsois. 100 1916 for money and
lOi rs ior account United states Four and Han
Bonds. Atlantic ami Great western fus
Mortgage trustees certificate. ~ Canadian fachc !u4
kr,e SO do SECOND ConsOs lDt, Mexican Ordinary o. ri
~ fuI common % T. New OIk Central ZIG reading
lSA
Hudson Bay Company. 26A-
The amount bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
and ono to-day A4J.uUU
quote Three Per Ceut kehteS - lines ~
account, AM cAchduSc oh Louuoh 81
81 y centlmcs Tor cheeks
har silver IA quoted a 44d.
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n "a. aay-rmveay. III CO. Prsayss sec0 rnB--eos =
nm S.9 Er:I ss SssSlsz lin. r 3 b az ss %
Slssr 90 Lard g 20 ss'IS:erlsss oSS Ss s.E
rye 900 Susns barley $4,000 oush shipments--F1onr
1b00 bbis. Wheat $4,000 bush; Corn 1000 BUSH; Oats
1000 bushl Rya lOoe bsriey. 1900
TOLEDO Oct l-Wheat wteker; Cssh 78c.i Oct, 77@c.;
Now T9Lc May, s8xo Corn steady Cash, 3s'c.; Nov,
Ilc,: May 44c Oats nominal. Glover Seed easy Cash
a. 90: December, 81 20. Recspts-wheat, $4,000 bushS
Corn IA 600 bush; Oats. 1905 busn shpments-Whcat
10000 BUSH Corn $4,000 bushi Oats 1000 bush Clover
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sIis bales sxper e Great Britain. ti<o tsissr sais
,eAyASnAH, oct l-cstton easy, kidding sls.ie Lew
Middling ss:le; Good Ordinary. net and gross
eeip $3.50 bales exports Coastwise, 2517 bales
l.650 baes stock. 81 1855 bales.
Nrw-ORLEAss. Oct i-Cotton easy Middiins. sie Low
Mlddling So Good Ordinary - net and gros rsccips
as bses exports 20 France bales 70 the Continent
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE Sl,'ts
Rissr. Vessels and Roarocds'
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
CHICORY-Dull and unchanged.

tOCOA--Quet
pRTGs-A fair jobbing business passing
C6FFEE-F For Braz erowths the MARKETS hrr at iltc
tor fair RIO cargoes spot Mild quiet The
option market opened steady at 10 pSns decline and eoced
steady at 10 points reaction follows Jalary, v4oD
sI5; February. 94Oa945; March. 940qe45i April
el0dGi5; My 9i6d9.4b October e8S Gs7o Novem,
bags.
COTTON-The spot market weak one al " owing
10 options but the prices were not changed
fron yesordays figures Sales l02S bales all for
TON Tho total port receipts today IS l04 bales
pairing with 2040O bales this day last week and 25.757
IL this day last year.
ouoat based tho American standard Of classification
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