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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-04-19

A nice line of Swinging Lamps on
the road. T. j. WELLS.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-04-19

just think, plaid and stripe white
Nainsooks worth l0c. everywhere only
DC. at Roses cash store.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-04-19

Indurated Fibre ware
is the latest and best
thing out. Try it, for
sale by p. M. EZell.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-04-19

See our white goods for dresses. We
have some novelties.
y p4----~
nNArr q Co
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-04-19

Its simply wonderful the difference
between Roses cash prices and other
houses credit prices-examine them
once.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-04-19

Mrs. Walter Steele of Columbia
has been visiting relatives in Pu-
laski.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-04-19

Before buying a new
cooking stove it will
nav YOU to examine the
New Enterprise, the
best stove in the mar
ket for the money, for
sale by p. M. EZell.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-04-19

Fashionable goods and where to find
them at low prices! Why of course at
Rosenau q Co.'S.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-04-19
FOR COTTON wEIGHER.

will be a candidate for Cotton Weigher
before the county court the LIST Monday IN
July. l respectfully solicit the votes OF the
ofevery body else. \. M. buNoH.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-04-19

If you want a neat, tasty or dressy
Saline, ginghams, batiste lawn or any
other wash goods, inspect our mann
moth stock. s. RosENAU & Co.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-04-19

Prof. Whitaker has been quite
sick, as has also his little daughter.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-04-19

Will Graham of Blr mingham
came up Saturday.
Junior Will Smithson of Bir-
mingham came up Friday.
--e~.-
The Silver Snoods start this
morning for Sugar creek.
Miss Heron of Martin College has
been in Nashville this week.
Mrs. j. D. Braly Of the 18th dis.
trict died Monday night.
Thomas Christopher went to Lew
burg last week to visit relatives.
Prof. Whitaker has been quite
sick, as has also his little daughter.
Mrs.. Walter Steele of Columbia
has been visiting relatives in Pu-.
laski.
The Misses Hiedon from Lynn
vile were visiting the family of
SnerlH Enellsn last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Bunch Butler of As
pen Hill has been with the old
folks at home this week.
Mr.. Sam. C. Mitchell has the
wood contract lin the court house
and is putting in new floors.
Hon. W. NJ. Daniel of Clarks-
vile was in Pulaski last week. He
is a candidate for governor.
COL and Mrs. Soon E. Rose LETT
this week. for Columns, Miss, to
visit their SOP, Mr. S. E. +. Rose.
Mr.. Ed. Buford is matched
against Mr.. Morris OF West Tennes
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-04-19

Mrs. j. D. Braly of the 18th dis.
trict died Monday night.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-04-19

Miss Heron of Martin College has
been in Nash vile this week.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-04-19

Thomas Christopher went to Lew
burg last week to visit relatives.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-04-19
Jubilee and Msjolica Pitchers.
Il. j. WELLS.

Jubilee and Msjolica Pitchers.
TT WELLS.
If you want a neat, tasty or dressy
Saline, ginghams, batiste lawn or any
other wash goods, inspect our NAM
moth stock. s. RosENAU & Co.
Fashionable goods and where to find
them at low prices! Why of course at
Rosenau & Co.'S.
A nice line of Swinging Lamps on
the road. T. j. WELLS.
See Our Fishing Tackle.
We have splendid line of Fishing
Tackle--the best that is made.
29mr4t ANDERSON & Co.
Walking Canes
From $25 down to a nickel-fine and
common, large or small at
MAYS Book STORE.
For Osborne Mowers, Reapers and
Repairs, Hay Rakes, ETC., see
19aprlm F. NJ. BUNCH.
Reels, Hooks, Lines and Minnow
Buckets 25 per cent. less than cost.
1t F. M. BUNCH.
Carpets from the chenpest to best g.
ply at Rosenau & Co.'S,
BRING
Your old pictures in and have them
enlarged. PATTERSON.
just think, plaid and stripe white
Nainsooks worth l0c. everywhere only
DC. at Roses cash store.
PASTURAGE.
Cattle in any numbers pastured by
the month on one of the finest and lar
gest blue grass ranges in the south
the Clifton Rodes plantation.
4-l2-tf GEO. L. SUBTLE.
It's simply wonderful the difference
between Roses cash prices and other
houses credit prices-examine them
once.
If you want a first-class Sewing Ma
chine call on
l9ap3t ARRowsMITH, MAY & Co.
Z Pounds best Coffee for 81.
y T. J. WELLS.
A nice lot of -four pots just received
at T. j. Wells.
See our hand turned ladies shoes, the
easiest wearing shoe in town.
S. RosENAU & Co.
A full line of ladies', gents and chill
drens' shoes at ROsenau's.
Sold on Installments.
Musical Instruments, w atches, Clocks
all kinas of prices-sold on installmenl
plan. First-cla goods and easy terms
at MAYS Book STORE.
Reels, Hooks, Lines and Minnow
Buckets % per cent. less than cost.
F. M. BUNCH.
Clothing, neck-ties, underware, hats
shirts and gloves at bottom prices a
Rosenau & Co.'S.
Pretty Tea-sets, Al pieces for 81 sc
| I. j WELLS.
Pretty tea sets Sc pieces for IS 90 a
T.J. Wells.
Rose & Sons prices will astonish 20
in being so very low this season.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-04-19

The Silver Snoods start this
morning for Sugar creek.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-27

1000 ties, ss4as4ec; Refined quoted at SC for Cont.
nent and 10000 for South America BUTTER
10 s dean has fallen on and there Is more pressure
ssSse Fancy Egn 20 Is2Is Western fsafsy
State dairy tubs Good Fancy, 22a2se FAIR Iss2ic
sar SsHs 1921 lie entire Safes sE
IEsssiSc; ,ordInsTy. i2sisc; Welsh, Prime, 2sssac
Isl Good u1s sS s, a s sRs ts
4 Ice; fresh tubs iSdi4c seconds, 70 lee
G dairy and factory. thirds: 100. -: 49,:
amount Of stock Is moving 'S out rom
owing to cheaper rates. Jobbing demand 4 moderate,
10, tc skins, Ght i2ss lac medium l;sse s4e
gpderse aemapd az steady prices Eastern 2Se %es,en
sUGAR~There IS very little doing and prices rule
FAN E.anss ~ se csnfusa S1s
MCad s pG"eSTss ss
Coffee a." standard Use Coffee on A. 1SIe95c
%!e t3 ss Yellow fssd f f4e ~ 's1o iii0'
sTEARINEc,Dull and wholly nominal. Choice quoted
2Gs ss "sp WIZ 's'P
values. Cables abroad note nrmer markets there
The important transactions included 10000 fine unmeI-
charitable 25c 10 600 do fine Australia % 1oc 1000
81 sas a $500 20 V DO do 40 So oco %
Spring Texas 1900 do fine washed fleece, 5000 do
30 600 DO fGi California 10000 do full TEXAS, % 900
ao DO deane 600 do Territory secured g. % 900
:. ToBkCCo-Aside from moderate dealings in seed
2 S eases 1857 Pennsyivsnis Seed. 3 s4S9 i.sc
aaS ss5 sc 100 n az IN a SS A.
so nsSssa oSS g: go ba Ss"a5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-27

sesss sspR1s s sc sos sw-L'ns Rye
HoPs~Ths better Of goods rule nrm bu. all Others
are weak and Irregular with SLOW moSemen Ncommon
soSec crop q 1857 Be. Common
i is 49, s: Ss 8 s F'sai Coast h'"
MET ALs-LEAD-S ID tons November. $500 .,essv
sS at : sGSGm g ne ey on T'fS 90
we quote cotness s2l 75ss2c Gartsherre ST. sum
isgien go $3.50 s. Clyde SEQ So and LanslOan
MoIAssEs-w Wholly neglected.
but NA ysy sae. osslsa tribe is.Ss
/ e. s T. g. Il +
owe 5000 gallons Italian r. and 80
PS ' ''nsssa e sn
4 Tara All ss5 saa quoted o5 sS and sss
sSS PEE; .' Ss':S g. i3 Tss
S1 Slsaes s;ass yp's
&c; natural winter: 5oa7se bIeached winter 20
SAe Sn0s'ssa Seacs sss0' wa' .s ssga
Sa|s DIV. Fan
6ckSN TREielF@Ths MARKET Without
Glasgow steam hence bushels grain
q e AnTp HAT Il 600 S9sae sa bark "a
PhiIadePha 70 St Louis 5000 bbls crude or Naphtha
& 20 ease ns 'G ga to
Fowler hence to St
fdnes s.% cargo ao @
% NeyYork, sugar, ss25 Norwegian baT ssppo,
Sondro Fernandina Buenos Ayres. lumber, SIG 30;
bark Charles r. Ward, hence Rio, general cargo
Seth NJ Todd Cedar Keys to New York lumber
bridgeport coal 81 30; British ship Siren Wior San
Francisco Cork for orders grain, Dos; German bark
Ella thence, 40s ships Belle Of Bath and 1sao Reed
lor orders. grain ABS 4 direct port 2s Cd OF schooner
very steady with shipping demand Sales 500 bhs
Mess for export, private terms New Mess. si6 759
Prime Mess. nominal. and Family Mess. s17asfs.
BFEF-There IS very little stir the movement
Sq h0d CITY ass nGa Me a Il h' les sss R4r
Mess. in bbIs. 81 50oss; Packet s9as9 IS Dbl. and
slsas13 so IN tcs Plate, 80 50asl0; Family. s10a
Ssss%Se s,.Sl ~. S ssnS rs T
Picked Bellies 5sc for IL and Oc for
10 average; Picked Hams at 1oa1o l2c; Smoked do
3-40 MIDDLEs-Qulet but generally steady. Short
i.2c ~ DREssED MoGsExre Quoted Grm with a fair
LARD-There further bad break today the
West with continued free selling ana the local market
November IL points and later months 12d1j points
Ing at the inside. Speculation rather more general
Sales, 200 ties Western steam spot D. t.. quoted $500;
Sales, rs at Sc. October closed at s. 35c sales
500 tcs s.45as Coo; November closed at so sales.
1000 ties s32as zoe; DECEMBER closed OF Soc asked
sales / 800 tcs so9Gs 4oc February closed az S8c
March closed az s34c; May closed az S.3fc sales,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-27
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO Oct 2e-Cattle- Receipts last "a hours were
$40 head Total the week thus far IL 1855. For
time last week ~ 740 Consigned through 4S carloads 80
of which 10 New York carloads sale market nomnay
unchanged
week thus far 10000 For same time last week 36 900
Consigned through carloads 3 Of which 10 New York s
carloads sale market dull Common 10 Prime s3 % %
a. 25as5 Good 10 Choice So Ooa3 60 Canadian Lambs
S5 45d5 10.
rhe week thus 47000 For time last week Al 625
Consigned through 81 carloads - OF which New York 50
carloads sale market acty Mixed Pigs and Light
Workers S 35 Selected Workers IS 30 30 Selected
Medium Weights IS 5595 60 Rough IS OOa5 10. Stays
~ OOa "a 80 all offerings taken.
CHICAGO Union Yards Oct. Pc" The Drovers
Journal" reports CatteReceipts IL 600 head shipments
1000 80 00a 80 70 Steers So O01
AZ 90 Stockers and Feeders 81 l5d 40 Cows Bulls and
Mixed 81 2Od2 Texas Cattle 81 75Q4 on. Western
Rangers 81 80 IA so
Hogs-Receipts 49, 900 head shipments 1000: market
steady Mixed s. 25a6 So Heavy s. 30 g. Light S. 80
a 60. S1ps So 15d5 ~. ~
sheep-Recepts 5000 head shipments 1000: market
steady Natives Inferior 10 Prime, 80 1913 80. Western
shor 80 So Texans shorn So 5003 90 Lambs SO 10
as 80.
ST LOUIS Oct 2G-Cattle- Receipts 1905 shipments
l450 market steady Choice Heavy Native Steers 50 90
so Fair Good Native Steers 81 4065 TO- Butchers
Steers Medium Choice 81 4Od 80 Sockers and Feeders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET

. New York Friday. Oct. 2G.-BEEVES-Recepts were
40 carloads OF 2 $50 head-2s direct East Side
butchers AZ cars az 00hst, Of which "a
Mr. Eastman and IA cars for j. Stern, and ~ Ut
Jersey City. including 90 for shipment alive 10.
morrow ON the Ludgate Hill. Counting the cattle held
over there were 80 cars sale. The offerings were
mainly Texans, COlorados and Common and Medium Ma.
ives with considerable trash In the way OF Stockers
Dry Cows and Rough Oxen Butchers took hold slowly
a most OF them pretty literally supplied with stock
ana dgi depressed feeling prevailed irom beginning
.iu with the exception OF best grades OF Natives.
prices fe on l0c loo u. and the yards had been
Poor to Fair Texans sold at So 50Gs3 Der 100 n =:
Cooiados Rangers and Half treeds al IS 25as4 ~
Stockers7 and Inferior Natives 60 % % 90 Decent
70 Good Native Steers 90 50as5 IS and one carload
o. Prime Chicago Cattle brought s5 90 Stays and old
oxen sold az 81 50dS4 Dry Cows and Bulls at 81 75d
e. 10. and one Fancy Bull for export at % So
Latest private cable advices report American live
Caue almost unstable 10 lie estimated dr. ssed
n. "
Shipments tomorrow and Sunday include 400 cattle
on the Ludgate Hill 13j do the Erin 800 quarters
OF Beef n The Anchoria. and 30 Sheep the Murel
average at - per 100 u 90 do. 1l47 n. 90 SO 81
"a 90 1878 r. at - % 10 do 1878 10 81 90 IS Ohio
DO 1910 ID at "a IL; Is do 1882 n at - so Il do
l414 n. o 50 %; 10 Indiana do. 1879 n at SO IS:
STATE oxen 1851 n at 60 So Dry Cows sos 10 at
NJ Goldsmith 80 Rangers 1902 n. at 81 IL: II Bulls
1928 n at 80 90 also yesterday 90 Texans 800 d NJ Al
- J. j. Sadler Co 90 Colorado Steers 1lo5 nj AZ
$50 81 do 1l5l h. at 50 So u Ohio Steers 1918 h.
at 81 10 do 1912 r at "a % do, 1890 y. "a 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-27

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUn-Th recent rise rise in in
aSs% IN e '
INQUIRY developed o. SsI' s.
sss S5 1slurg sS o ass % 1 o
Yves, Indies 500 ebl Mnnes9,a Extra 81 S9ss7
ira s. 5oss7 i4oo bbis superane ssass go and 100
bbls- Fine e. e5ass S5 Quotations: City NH, Tor
Extra. Sos4 wSte low Sfsd
roos to chS Choice q :: s sa7y "a
Choice to Very Fancy g 75cs7 Mn.ssCl ess sPr as
Rye Mixtures 81 Soss5 0g IS siisgSs Poor Fancy
esasS 20 Patents Ordinary to Vey GnpSe - sn1 1s
sSs .n, 6snssS si3 ss
Steadily held sas 80 f5Gusa ss ss'
Trade and fR%y ET1 81 seS iS and
steady and unchanged Sales $50 S %S
crate inquiry. yellow Western, 50 1OssS 80; Brandy.
wine IS 80 Sales. AIS bbs
Ing Noted in last %Ss sacSea
ss sus s e hs ,e19
had stimulating influence A. bSsa feeling prcya,ea
tines occasional Of excitement on covering q
s H. ss.ys
@ % Ss hs ssas and FL e sn sEss a
@ 'sasiae 4 ana
leading to reaction Of 1?aSsc at which the final
fccted and ali grades were. advanced iai lac
per bushel. closing firm The movement how
sss bushels t iST bushels ss ss
Guiding Ungraded Winter Red at 81 0TdS1 10; No 3,
Red si&si o. nominal No 2. Red, 81 1Sasl 13 "A ee,
yaor. 81 IA 14asi "a "a a1oat 81 II 34as1 - rs
No. 2 Mnwaukee 81 o6 rs No. l. Red nominal 81 ia
81 Is No October closing at 81 y H. DO NoyemSeI'
s:4 r Ssas 7 90 D;s%ss,
closing sS"t.@ds :;
s.s ana s % S state q so
ley MG SaoSe Change and dull
CoRNThe speculative interest in this cereal Is sun on
the wane: Today's business was very slow aud wholly
and nfreduent Changes After strong opening there
was advance lac: subsequently weakness set in and
Grades slight gain but closed easier with less
doing shippers taking $4,000 bushels Sales 272 600
bushels future 1o60 900 bushels spot including Ungrsded
Mixed at 49d5oc No. at ~ 1-2a49 ga in elevator
ber closing 40 10 do November. az 5ss4e "a, clos
Ing at So: DO December. so Ida so II closing at
5ola DO January 4 7ss4s closing at Is rs do May
with lighter offerings Cash grades are higher by 1.4S
Ice per bushel with moderate stir to the demand 0p
Ing nm sales 2e5 600 bushels future 100 900 bushels
%il %,,i ss Is IS %hs
90 sa a. Decesep 81 SsSs "a closing at 81 81 DO
January 50 sss. So closing at 80 5s Dc May 81 81
sssds h sGsnea 20 = S 25a M 60 n 3 ' 80
n sossos 100 H. % 1seSsi; sharps 81 O5Ssli5 Rye
'eef HAY xND sTRAw-Havc rot varied since our
m 1nit iNg6ins very soss5c; No :, soss5sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARAETs.
FEATURES OF NEwYoRK pEALrYca

The West took another hand bung the wheat markso
yesterday and prices up with comparative ease There
are 30 many strong VINO do not hesitate 70 predics
prices that the trade Is quick 70 cover short
contracts even indulge in long ventures on small
scale whenever the hands Of the manipuators appear
argument that tse receipts Of the new
crop have reached about their maximum and that the
larger options on the advance. about
900 bushels icing traded In December ran up lon
81 1tc2 10 81 10 2 It's opening prce nayne zen e'er
! cent above Thursdays close May started out AZ
81 !? i2aS1 20 Ia against 81 Is 5S Thursdzy nlen,
but made only slight further advance Prices reacted
abous l2as cent from TOP figures but closed nm * ~
cents higher but there export demand Corn was
not much Influenced by the bush tone OF ae wheat spcu
ation. Exporters moderate buyers, out my
took over go 600 bushels AMI spot prices were mace
better The options dull and closed only se1dy ~
net advances Of 1914 cent Osts were IA cent ngher
without developing interesting features Lard Wa
The final quotations were as follows:
Wheat-October, 81 IL o. November 81 IS pecembeSs
81 "a rs January, 81 10 - May. 81 20
. Corn-November 40 IS; December, so l2; Januarys
oats October. 80 L. November. 30 "a; December.
Lard october. IS IS ;; November; 90 80; Decemcer.
April, % "a May. So -.
Tho receipts OF grain and nour reported yesterday ~
New YORK. Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were -
follcws Wheat. G37o2 bushels; corn 1sS7 es bushels;
85 100 packages AZ Chicago, Milwaukee and St Louis
the arrivals Wheat i25174 bushels corn 33s 1870
bushels oats 23432 bushels total grain, 6s41 42 bush
els flour, 22,711 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-27

70 d Has,e, &C. 1850 ssi !: g. So
Steer. asGs 9 T;H,f; 1851 J. 9s 3D.
$50 % 3; q s?S x cG 90 Issis
g iso g ' e. - fsS g. sS p y
r.. Ct !. y 80 Rangers 1850 90 Iiso r.
Isas D. - Z g'Y,s. a. isds s
CSSn = ef - 1 a. is ~ q
g. Nee S a. g western Steers. 1872 s47s
g. 1893 g a g. lsss = Is?
o. a42 oT g a g ana % Dy soc cST aoss
1881 SS; S Is 81 pes s.fG s's' z z do
% GAVE. r ;e Is sS and least ESQ
;Is:ls Z p
age % SsP 100 Sla DO s. 20 % DO
50 p lSS nssS Gs S4 ~ z g. vss S
H xsS s2 & ss;s: 70 ass g
va. Sss 3s'ss ~
Sry y sesdy but al Other grades weak Sheep
holding their Reported tIsn:aes,ons were at - SS
1ss Re PEI & Hollis Mixed and
Ferries s1.se
s; ss' ?a sS saSsss Sheep r.
Sqdd nussinssa% q SET Sheep sS n, at ss
saSisr G.. $50 Ksn.uss q Sheep. III ~ at
&c 81 sI% @ western Sheep ise 90 =. H. =
NGn nnd STEADY az 8 soSsS % per 100 ' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-27
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

nT n,derstc. - -,
weak aud dull, without showing any material change
Sales, 1000 No. z, 13 3-S cost and trelRht
MID grades have light inquiry Sales 500 mats
was fairly active and lower. Hamburg Is steady at
decline Of / Ia pr. Havre came in r. lower AZ
the opening, but closed with OF LIZ H. Ro
is reported steady and unchanged Prices here broke
10d25 points transactions with free selling
by longs afterwayd stronger feeling developed leading
rally OF 10d2o points. only to fall back later on.
c.osing AZ the bottom. Sales $4,000 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-27

Fair to Good 80 1923 IS. Rangers corned % oo9ss'
HOES Rsceipts 1880 head shipments also market
Choice Heavy Butchers Selections 30 500 %;
Packing Medium 10 Prime. 20 5000 %. Lshs of~"'''
Ordinary % Best, - 25U5 80 40 .-
Receipts 210; shipments i,sw; maikes su""k'
Fair Choice So 0094 90 q. r "a
Horses - Receipts 2lV shipments 3D. AeAn-s -
india I'm rluaf!sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct 20 (specIaD. Although Hutchinson stir
all day where he could look the corn pit he
transferred his into wheat IL figured &C niehe
he had bought during the session over 100000
bushels here and 10 wired down from Duluth
that he had been buyer there The advance, which 40
one had reached 2s cents and the close
was q full Thursday night due almost alto
geher purchases The seller OF the day
Ream that side being almost big
the other. The opening for May az
III 1893 The price never dropped back till Al 10 was
reached. The close az 81 liza. AZ 81 ~, the top
price for May here came enormous selling from new
Quarter william Dunn Co., Mitchell. Jones, Kennett
Hopkins and others seemed 20 have practically unn-
tied selling orers-and Hutchinson up trying 70 al
vance further lie took his men out Of the
pit and the close cent under the top November
corn opened at 411s cents sold between ~ and AZ and
closed ct 1ls.. The shipping demsnd was good No
coming up TO within - cents OF No. p Hutchinson was
steady buyer pork but scale to help prices
There was while indiscrininate selling through
commission which trade oenest in the wheat pit
January pork opened ala g. sold between Ella IS and
s14 o7 and closed at ala 49, January lard opened az
a. 12i2 and closed 81 975. Short ribs sympathzed
with product. declining 10 cents On the curb
May wheat was s1 17s
THE MANCHESTER MARKET
MANCHESTER Oct. 26.-Cloths and yarns dull with .
limited inquiry
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.
FALL RIVER 26-The printing cloth market quiet
odsy 1916 for ca squares and 3c for 60x3 cloths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-27
Dressmaking.

4 RTISTIC DRESSMAEINC.-Jm
hstyles; costumes made. 90 up; perfect
III aud nn.,sh hotel orders az Snort
ST., opposite Denning'a
nRESSMAE ER.-First- class filter and
Ddraper, wis IS more engagements by day;
late OF one OF lie leading houses; city refer
ence. Addrc.s d.. go West 23d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-27
Board i1)antro.

A PARTY or THREE ADULTS want
"A two square, weli-furDished rooms both
Light and good board no attention paid to
answers that do not describe accommodations
ga state terms. Address ELW00D. core
Tribune o@es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-27

A FAMILY going to Europe wish to sell
n q pair OF carriage horses seven years
old dark brown; well matched; Is hands
high and perfectly sound. Can be seen any
morning at owners stable. 46 Fast s1st-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-27

COTTON-The spot market ruled quiet and about
steady prices showing material change Old cotton
held lac higher Sales 247 bales for consumption Port
iast week and AS $50 this day last Since
September (he beginning OF the crop year. the receipts
an the ports have aggregated 700 bales last night
Comparing with go $3.50 ncuding today bales for the
corresponding time last -.
Quotations are based American Standard Of Classin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-27
5iiuations iuanteo---f female

A LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY.
n MENT HOUsE--Good servant girls,
sc. ; male help ready for city or country
American, German, and all kinds. l3S 9Th
ave, 4th house above lOth-st.
A MANUENsIS, &c.-By a lady suddenly
Independent. as amanuensis or chaperon
to young women excellent credentials from
prominent residents OF New-York City and
Boston. Address with references Mrs. ROSE
WILLIE, Bloc mfleld. N. j.
A DyERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RE
CEIvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
until . y. III. ; $50 Broadway, between
Twenty second and rwsnty.thlrd st:-'
until 2ao wfss i5s
Fourth. have, corner Foufteenth-st. 200
Third ave-, corner Forty seventh-st. 1,70S
First-ave. lO0 West Forty. second. 81;
Ninthave and Sixty-elghth. ST., and 90 Lib.
rrty.st and the HARLEM OFFICE, leu
East onehundre red aud. 'wenty-fiIth.st 81. ND IL
y. IN. OF regular Office rates.
oMPANIoN.- by a young lady as com
Y ponlon 10 q lady line voice ana nrsl-
class handwriter. and can be useful IN many
ways; references exchanged Address
i. o. Box 5. Mount Vernon, n. y.
IONPANION, &c-Renned young lady
" as companion. amanuensis. or any re-
sponsblc position pleasing and competent
SATISFACTORY, Tribune ONCE
TqAMBERNlAID and WAITRESS. BY
u a woman IN private family good city rel
crence 10 West 44tb-st
CooK and HoUsEwORK.-By o young
~ colored girl city or country good COOK
and laundre-s; references 1873 6th-aye.
COOK and LAUNDHfSS.-By an excel.
L cnt cook who understands all branches OF
cooking sober. honest city or country.
/ nh II npstlifa.
TDOK, HOUsEwORK. tc.-By Ger
y man girl good cook city or country.
Ready at 13S 6th-ase.. doors above 10Th 81
NOOK.-By an English girl Il good
Oplain cook: understands meats, soups,
desserts, makes good bread and cake will:
Ing TO do plain washing. references, Gall
teis sth-avAI s,s ~ ~ >"