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The Forrest City times., 1888-01-21

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 1.-The Speaker, as the first business in order, proceeded to call the committees, but but no reports of any character were submitted. The House then, on mo- ,ion of Mir. Mills of Texas. went into Committee of the Whole (Mr. Me- Creary of Kentucky in the chair) on the state of the Union for the considera- ton of the Presidents message. Mir. Mills offered resolution referring the message to the Committee on Ways and Means. The. resolution was agreed to and, the committee having risen, it's action was confirmed by the House. The House then again went into Com mittee of the Whole on the little de- ficieney" bill.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-21
The Senate.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 1.-Among the bills introduced and referred were the following:
 By MT. Manderson To establish two additional land offices in Wyom- ing Territory; to enlarge the jurisdic- tion of the Probate Courts in Wyom ing, and to provide for q minimum in- valid pension Of SS per mon tn.
 By Mir Saulsbury-Jolnt resolution declaring that no further effort can properly be made by the United States to obtain cooperation of European government IS in establishing a common ratio of values between silver and gold as money. Laid on the table.
 MT. Hoar offered a resolution re- questing the President to transmit to Congress the report of the Pacific Rail- road Commission. Adopted.
 The resolution offered by Mr. Hale on the l2th of December, for sele . committee to examine fully into ne present condition of the civil service wa, taken up, and MT. Hale addressed the Senate in explanation and advo- cacy of it. He declared that his object in offering 1t was to secure an investi- gation with sincere purpose of bring ing before Congress the present actual condition of the civil service of the country; and also the actual perform snces of certain high and low officials of the Government.
 Nr. Hale spoke until 2:45, when MT. Coke took the floor and addressed the Senate in opposition to the Blair Edu- cational bill.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-21

BISMARCK seldom retires until in the morning. we are told. After he retires numbers of messages are brought to him during the night to which he gives his immediate personal attention. and he takes late supper regularly at about midnight.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-21

HERMANN, the magician. says he has been around the world three times looking for ghost. He doesn't be. iieve in any supernatural manifesto tions of any kind. He says the best sleight-of- hand tricks or mind-readin 2 exhibitions are accomplished by the aid of accomplices.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-21

COMMANDER BETHEL, of the British army. who was shot by the beers in South Africa three years ago. left a wife who was native of that country. and child. who are now seeking recognition as his heirs in England. where he left considerable property.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-21

DR CHARLES F. MCDONALD. head of the postal money order branch of the postofice department at Washington. claims to be the first lrish- American graduate from Harvard. He has lived in Washington for thirty-tive years. He has been in the postoffice depart ment longer than any other man.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-21

Mrs. Smith (to Mrs. Jones' servant girl)-"What do you want?" Servant Girl-..Mrs Jones sends her regards aud says would you be so kind as to count your children and see if you haven't got one too many. as our Kitty hasn't come home and school has been out two hours.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-21

JAMES H. JOHNSON of Pittsburg has sued James O. Flower. dentist. for e20. 900 damages Two years ago Flower pulled Johnson's tooth and broke his jaw a. the same t me. The victim has spen; $2 900 in doctors b Ills since then and is a confirmed invalid
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-21

DAVID L. BOXER left New York twelve years ago to seek his fortune in tho west. He reached Colorado with ol 50 in his pocket After time he became interested in silver mine. made e1O0. 900 in a short time and has been enlarging his fortune ever since.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-21

Ex-PREsIDENr GREvY will ere long place in publishers hands tho voluminous dairy which he kept during his term of office. and in which he faithfully recorded not only his own impressions but also the favors asked by public men.
The Forrest City times., 1888-01-21

AFTER six months of earnest search. General John Meredith Read has sue cssded in finding. through the kind in, dication of hs learned friend. Mir. Coote of the British museum. m auto graph of Ponce de Loon of February 7l. l511. And through the courtesy ol the distinguished director of the arch. ives at Seville. General Read has ob tainsd . famicile of the signature, which he is about to forward to Gen evnl James Grant Wilson. one of thu editors of '.Appleton's American Bio graphical Dictionary" It will be usee lo Illustrate the biography of Ponce ds Leon. which will appear in the nexl voluma os tf at vsirahls york
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05

ssoussy he Yves. NAY N..ssGsa ana our m "a
~ S %, s5s sssa l's 9ss r assI
S. 9 SS r :0' 10 In:1 Ss%
g Ss e r Il elevator SS m1sa sa SacicS Es
S So Soven SsH.' 81 % $4@si 70 Ssns 90
4, DeceSSS Nal q Il i 4 e y 81 10 closing
aTRs "I%%:s
ds P1ess sS the expert g REDUCTION The options
ruled dq Win only ;c%ppS ss Sn The the
bf ns but @ sss ss bushels
s ~ z od svs gssei 3 Md Sc e ssS
eOng q sc s do Pese q ssas &
Closing &c SS AZ % M f5 closing ss
Spopi s'ayef TSss more cssh arsds:
ruled s nG and sSs wos sSs fSse. sp safe
s SS MS 10 2ge DO WR't 8 40
& Y sa w s % g. %s S ss N Nays
closing e. 80 S DO @ do 0s Msv at 81
81 lie No 8 White December, ssc. FEED-ass a
gf Ss'pa e 100 g hsps 81 +
n.ia by sssyss a sS S ~ DE-
iSsS? Syf Short ys senS6 eC sosss
week closed quiet b., a as c5S Ss holders DsT
S p 1884, ss Do % 5 s ss7o' oS o@
''y lfSfSs 6 lBSsE sEl1st Sales. lo tons De-
f5gsS and
and NJ dersts strained 81 Good DO q OF 12as1 o5 F.
4 & :l55 g II 2 g Il g. S.
s e.; y E;
;S% Ely Sc Western, See Lara s prime 5ss
ssS:s:.s !sss
s szs5se e'af Rd Fan esapoSasG
1875 rn Rsm $3.50 Bank prime
Light he ar & Sn gsr
1SoTwegian bark Hannos Philadelphia to the Tnitsd
Schooner Ghs s' 5 Shns''Go e'PS
i"1 and S'i Falmouth
9s5 Z fS5spat Sfe sale. wer. reported to-day
apa Prices rsae , nSn1a Is 9gItsd as Nw Ms
fRs Mss t nC%i& nd and Family Mes,
Mass ss R' sOas PACKET sass psT Dbl lsi
SS3s 90 a and ndiTs Ssf
Spot aoott here f s SS4 and a. We'll ne C Tans
eaq g and prices rule weak ,o Picked Bellies
feEed Hans az fos1o 1se lac 81 Smoked d. ii Il
az 2c M ffa s demand f"0 short 90 s
Y ss i sea S2g S d.6S 5 S f0 DO spg &
DRESSED HoGs-Are shade stronger and in fair re;
9u:s lc Fs & very 'f y fhy has 10 been
neess day with continued absence Interest from ali
SPOT quoted s.6oe: bid City, steam steady
December closed a. s42c asked January closed AZ
sac asked: sales 25o ies s42c FesruaTy closed a.
; zoe asked: Refined quoted a. 75c Continent and
for av and prices show no further change
9Gc Prime 23a24c Fair Good 15a22c June. 16d2lc
state dairy tubs Good Fancy. 2fa25c Fair 1sa20c
% qnti "a 10
I7a32 I,5c western Imitation creamery CHOICE 2oG22e
do Good 70 Prime. 1870; dafv, Fine. 16d1Sc; Good
i4Si5c; Ordinary, 1915 Welsh Prime. 22a23c
Fair 10 Good 17Sooc Western factory June grsins;
Il i5e; fresh tubs IS i-2ai5c seconds. - i.2e
CHEEsT-tnchangei in price ruling quiet and
about steady F oS515v %n fsncv ana a. roCs
10 i.4e: SKINS, light 71.eas &c medium, ca PC
fun skins, 3G5c; Ohio fiat; 1910 l-2c EGGS
Are Quoted firm with fair inquiry. Eastern. % LEA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

y,vvppoor Nov "a D. m-Cotton-The sales Of the dav'
,ncndsd 90 bales American Futures closed quiet steady
T-nsnds Low Middng clause November delivery 5zott
sellers November and December delivery 2oia buyers
Iscber and January delivery 2564d sellers January AMI
pebr,ary delivery 25.64d sellers February and Narrh
delivery 25642 buyers; March and April delivery zo-
81 huvers April and delivery, 2Sbtd sellers May
and Jnne delivery 306ad sellers, June and July delivery
81 cad buyers.
c.rvvsroy Nov 3-Cotton firm. Mifdling. SIG; Low
xSdd,,ng 3l6 Good Ordinary, and gross receipts
r GS4 bales exports coastwlses baesj shcs. Soi
bales stock ~, 143 bales.
NORFOLK Nov 3Cottcn steady. Mddl.ng. ~ net ana
ros receipts 1890 bales exports coastwise loof naes
sales 935 bales; stock 43,975 bales
SAVANNAH Nov. $cotton quiet Mddling 1915 Low
NddnR Good Ordinary. IL net and gross receipts
ass bales exports 10 the Continent 200 bales coast"s
4o4i bales; sales, 3400 bales stock 50, l2I bales
CHARLESTON Nov 3-.Cotton quiet. Mdding. et; net
AMI gross receipts 1850 bales exports 20 the C0ntnen
bales: cOastwlse, bales sales, 1000 bales; stocN-
60 7j7 bales.
NEw.oRIEASs Nov. Section steady Midlinr. 3 o-lo ;
Low Mddling. 1876 Good ord,nary . Ilo ne, =, T.,
Cat britain 4l57 bales the Continent bales sales,
8 $50 bales stock, 1853, 1853 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05
GRAIN AND PRODUCE hARKE1a
.,nvs or yEw.YoRK pEALINoa

Only a small business was transacted 10 'ho RI" v
nee Exchange markets on Saturday and the nucs"A
tipns In prIces were not material The preparNH"ns
for the great Republican demonstration sendeo
strict dealings. added to which was the fenef~' M
disposition to important venture pending the deca"o"
OF the election. Cash wheat was Gull ara sns"'
lower while exporters wero sull negleetfui OF .a.
market The trading in the options did no, eAo''u
LOO 600 bushels, but weak tone generAil' pro.
vailed December early sold at 81 i21Si IL 90 ans.
then declined at 81 IL H. closing D. tnst ns"le sx
showing a net loss of la cent. MAJ opens Sn
aud sold mn "a cent to 81 10, but lstcr LOST w s
oroyement and closed 1-8 cent lower ~ 90 - -
November closed down 1-2 AZ 81 90 81 ms toie
~eak An increase Of 1000 900 bushels Is gshe,,s,S
expec ted TO be shown by t0-day's visible supply
ment. Corn on he spot was sbele east0s, .s 10
the shipping demand was good, amour unf " -,
100 900 bushels. The options while dnh shy~ 49, nv
gains of 3-S for November at ~ 10 IA ioF 49, 10
Der at as "a and Is cent for May az ~ 80 ceDs
The firm. Oats were fnlly steany Az
options closed is cent higher folovs Move mDer'
40 Ia: December 81 Ia January, 81 l-S ana eis5,
"a IL cents Lard lifeess and the options ssIe
without material change closing as follows; Nov VIZ
Der, % 40; December, g A.; January, - AZ "
rIary, IS "A March, - AZ April, q - May, - ~.
The receipts OF -four and grain reported on SAT Y.
day at New York. Baltimore Philadelphia and BostoI
Wheat So 100 bushels; corn, 1913 bushels oatsss
III bushels total grain, 23I,5sI bushels; nouIr
$1,000 packages At Chicago, milwaukee and ~:
Louis the arrivals were: Wheat 132 3s4 bushels
corn, 255,490 bushels; oats 2)41eo bushels; tnfb
grain, Gal ,9G4 bushels; -four 1880 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IoST d steady iossT Street And Ws,i'n q ,sSgerane
no bfaRds - 7Sss 90 Pa@psco saPeIstlve Patent a
iiOsilGc Longberry ll2sliGe Western quiet lower.
No Winter Red spot and November loa ioios December
and ha White at 81 s5ae; yellow. 94s 5pc Western Western
at a.. s Sc February az as iSc Oats were da
but steady southsrn and Pennsyysns we're quoted q.
No White 32c bid Rye qus. at "a egSc od Hay quiet
and steady Prime to Choice Western slg ooasl6 30
shoulders sa,c Clear Ib Sides ssc do packed 9iic.
So Cs steady s eped O at c
B Siter f n1 Western Packed l2s lsc Best o 7sipC
S a ., Reeea a9 c e. quiet Rio caos
P bar az a. sgFlE dull stsy soft stead, AZ Il
ETeghs to Liverpool steamer steady cotton 6l9a
s s Wheat S5 o1 1900 p2 Sn corn c S os o
bush Rye 1900 bush shipments Flour O4oo bD'
BUFFALO, Nov. 3-wheat-Od No i Hard dull carloads
offered az 81 40 New quiet closing At 81 $50 no no
N 70 R ess At Ns Writer wheat q No and
no Red q % store 70 Y NO. bes on at ff o SS S
good demand and carloads No sold at +Sao
s s0%SSes No S wS load no 40 ws no os' ST
. tc Barley steady NO Canada SOe no Canada s7e
Extra Se and nominal feHT d ia
Spring SO 5asiS % cornraea steady Oatmeal STEADY
dsis s none Railroad SHIPMENTS Flour 1900 SSs
Wheat G. 900 bush corn 2oSOOo bush Oats $500 bush
Bosros Nov. sFIour unchanged Common E6re az a
Corn a'Sa as 80 T pe ssls Steady Y
Sc ' %s q ~ S %hs 81 shorts
and unchanged Proyisons firm and steady New Mess PORK
Kew as 75al7 90 Lard 80 7SSsio so Butter firm
Creamery % d26c Eastern Extra Creamery
Michigan e nf Extras 20 Western rss at 100 Receipts
ofoqI 1900 9bls and $500 sacks. Corn lS'ooo oush'
z no lgaf follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov. (Speclal).-The charm Of Hrtchinson's
predictions IS broken The week went BY without May
touching 81 25 He bought deal OF whsat during
the week at e1 20. His pocket undoubtedly suffered
more than any other from the fact that the close was
AZ Al a. cents under the top price OF wednesday ana
II cents under the figure prophe-ed By him Hstemh.
son was open seller yesterday IL was rega co. ~
certain that he sold 100 bushels In the last qftern
minutes trading abandoned and -hubbub nl-f psea
poiitics Perhaps this. Hutchinson might heNs
saved the prce from closing the bottom Dee un.r
close only re cent May In corn Transactions wo
no, sOniacant and the OF pork Hut Win.
son apparently did nothing. There seemed 20 be LOOT
o,t 40 snecuiave demand the trade was r..
,or,ed large January pork opened ELI TO- and clio %
AZ ala so January lard and January short ribs open ei
and closed at the figures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05
1--WE STOCK mARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

PryrAro Nov. 3-Cattle-Rcceipts last "a hours were
$50 head Total foJ the week thus far $500 For SANE
Of which York 81 carloads on sale Common 70 Fair
steady al 70 25 Good TO Choice shipping = 5Ods4 10
Export grades ~ go IS 80 bulk Of offerings sold;
Inst % hours were 800 head Total Tor
Consigned through carloads OF which TO New: York
carloads sale market quiet Common TO Prime % 2o %
Good 10 Choice 81 0OqSl 80 Fair TO Good Western Lambs
SO ass 25 Good " Choice s. 90 40 Canadian Lambs
Hocs-Receipts last "a hours 1000 head Total FOR
CONSIGNED through 81 carloads 81 OF which New York 30
carloads sale market active steady Light pigs az
81 1875 80 Selected Workers 40 65 az 20 Selected Medium
Weights as go 10 Rough - 75d$J TO- stays 81 70
81 90 closed all offerings taken.
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards Nov. a." The Drovers
Journal reports Cate-Receipts 300 head shipments
81 7b stockers and Feeders Al 30 Cows Bulls and
Mixed 81 5Or3 80. Texas Cattle 81 40a3 IS. Western
HOES Receipts 10000 head shipments blank; market
lower Mixed sS 4oaP 80 Heavy s. 60aoe S. Lgh; 50 40
sheep-Reeeipts 1000 head shipments blank market
lower Natives Inferior 20 Prime, 20 50d4 % Western
shorn s3 10 So Texans Shorn 81 75d3 80 lambs 81 30
ass %.
sr LOUIS Nov. o. Cattle - Receipts 200 shipments
1920 market steady Choice Heavy Native Steers 50 90
81 so Fair to Good Native Steers u 3Oa5 90 Butchers
steers Medium 10 Choice 90 30d4 40 stockers and Feeders
Fair Good 81 1913 10 Rangers COrn t, IS OOQ4 ~
Hogs~Receipts 1855 head shipments $780, market
steady Choice Heavy and Butchers Selections s. 1870 go
Packing Medium Primo, s. 20 G5 -. Light Grades,
Ordinary 10 Best, ~ 2Od5 40.
sheep Receipts $50 shipments 1,l45; market steady.
Horses|Receipts 10 shipments 30. Texans and Indians
in carloads $50 q $32.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05

western 2saS a1 12s Icehou'e 1sa22c Canada
SUGAR. limited movement still noted and prices
nominal 2 great extent Fair Rennine. 1910 g1 !:
changed. Cut Loaf Use Crushed 1sS cube. l.sc
tonfectionerS >" A. Use; coree f." STANDARD; e
Coffee OF a." Use White Extra O. 6 s4c; Extra
G Size S0'o 0Se' oi-'4o DUO ie"0"'
sTEARINE-pull and in buyers favor. Choice quoted
o 1-210 Bic. Oleomaraarlne, 1-2c
TAI.LOW-Demand is unlnportant. but the temper
al 5sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05
PRODUCE MARKET.

PRODUCE MARKET.
LIVERPOOL Nov $3.50 p. Beef Holders offer spar
ingy extra India mess tm at s3s cd PorkHoders Offer
firm at Sls Sd do Western,
firm al 7O Hams-Olders offer freely Bacon-Hoders offer
moderately Cheese-Iolders Offer parngy. TallowThere
IL nothing Offering Holders Offer moderately Spirits
OF urpentineH offer moderately Iard-spot and
offer moderately Western spot and
November steady AS Cd December and January steady
az Wheat Holders offer moderately Flour Holders
odr moderately CurnSpo and fuurcsHolders offer mod
eratey mixed Western spot steady at Is I'd November
firm al "a January steady at as SAD Hops at London
New York State-There - nothing Offering
LONDON SHALLOW 3ss cwt. for ST. Petersburg
yellow candle Spirits OF Turpentne 34s Cd per cwt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05
LIVE STOCK ATAPKET

- New. York Saturday. Nov. a-BEEvEsReceIpts were
70 eaIs q lo7 head all at oohst. and 80 cars wese
oaek AZ the same place. All consigned direct 70 saugh
,erers and exporters No trading either market place
Feeling dull.
shipments reported yesterday. 80,
CALNES-Reeetpts head. and o5 head were heiu
over YESTERDAY Trade limited and prices unchanged
saes-Hume Mullen IS Grassers. 222 ID average ~
Juad s buckingham: Fed Calves 255 N. at lac {;
Neals. 217 n. az 70. NJ.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-ReeeDts 10 cars OF
1852 heads az 0Othst and 2 cars at Jersey w.
and nearly twenty already in the pens Marke
Ordinary 10 Good Sheep sold az s3ds4 06 per 100 10
Cuils 81 SO and Common Prime Lambs az s51se
Sacs-Hallenbeck & Hollis 81 Territory sheep. lIV
n ~ per 100 n % Western do. 100 NJ az
"a 90: PA Nova Scotia Lambs, 80 IL n. az 90 ~
State DO. 90 ID. at s5 80 12 30S Northern canada no.
Eyerittt rIasock: 10 STATE shscp IS e 50 60
172 Indiana do ioz n "A 10; SO do, 100 at q -
80 State Lambs tculls, 40 u, at - es Pennsylyens
DO Ss ia n at Is 50: Soi CANADA DO So at IS 60
D. Harrington - State Sheep Ewes. 90 ~ y - 20
q sS 9: r. lss Mc h6 G go s 90 s a.
Dewey ls s Canada ssasD L9 e So p at "a "a
State Lambs 90 %. at 50 Oh CO., ~, - -
]. +. sedler & Co Jos western sheep lol IL ~
g SO 1sf State LAMBS 90 IL n. at s. 0e - 20
20 Sherman & Culver; oil Western Canada Lambs 10 IL
ID HoSSsRecepts is cars Of 2.oss head1o ears at
rarsev t'ity and cars 40h-st None Tor sale awe
Normally steady at previous quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

prices showing material change Fair eargoes Quoted
NJ Is l-4c Mild grades have moderate inquiry nale~
$500 bags Maracabo D. t. The options tended higher
In sympathy with advance Havrc, opening Sales
showed rise Of 10 points and later ON there was uf
thor gain OF 10al5 points ea1ing TO moderate degree
Of aclNity closing steady Sales, s., 500 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05
OIL MARKETS.

OIL MAKhEIS.
OIL CITY Nov 3-Natonal Transit Certificates opened 40
ST. highest $751;; lowest SAL closed SIS. sales, $4,000
na-ras pO6 900 barrels charters, barrels
sSinments so 49, barrels runs. a. sos barrels
PrrrssrRG Nov 3.-Petroleum dull and firm National
transit Certificates opened at sis closed at 50; highest.
So lowest ~ a
BRADFORD Penn, Nov 3.-Nstional Transit ceEuncatss
onened az Ss closed at Sass highest e5s lowest ois
3earances ,O6i 900 barrels.
Trrr-syrIIE Penn Nov National Transit Certificates
opened al SAP; highest, S5is lowest - closed, 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05

ANTWERP lard closed at ITO francs 100
Elos.
ANTWERP, Nov 3.-Petroleum-Fne pale American ID
francs 20 confines paid and sellers.
BREMES Nov 3-Petrolcum-7 marks 20 pienngs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05
YOUNG woMAN's CHRISTIAN AsSU
i BROOKLYN
for Sole.

S,AFEs. Fire and burglar prscf ssfes
Snew ones OF superior construction Old
ones that have been taken In exchange. DIE
BOLD SAFE AND LOCK CO., w. II. But
Ter, General Agent. 10 DuAns-ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05
Iss5dl3.9o 1875 1870 l,S5

COTTON-For prompt delivery has not varied. ruling
Quie and steady Sales 131 bales for consumption. Old
cotton held Lac higher Since September tthe begin
ming OF the year. the receipts 1T the ports have a2gre
gated i55l65O bales comparing with 1955l4 bales for
the CORES bonding tine last
Quotations based American Standard Of Classic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05
miscellaneous.

A brown & CHAPMAN,
"A Public Accountants aud Auditors.
Twenty years experience IN piahhins'
ing books for firms. corporations &c -.
A WIN. l. HARTUNG, ACCOUNTANT
n. AND AUDITOR 81 AND 81 Wesley
ST.. (Tclephone Murray liS)
ADULTS and Adjusts Mercantile. Estate
Leual and Railroad Accounts; .-,--
SpECI ALTY-netectinR fraudulent ehtrles
ruRuCKING thonied and free. The sub
i serlber has facilities for handling large
quantities NJ goods also trucks end horses
10 let by the day. week or month. Address
| n. NJ. GARRETT. stable. 81! Washingtoh'
st., or Office. Cunard whar' toot VI S.erA'
| son-sL. N. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05

IL 900 bush os 5000 bush clcysrseee e sse ss sos
rneufs-Wheat $4,000 busn Sorn S'oo" S"'~-
bush Cloyerseed 1925 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05
Gopnirs prorertp 90 Est

;
ITO LET at LARCIlMONT.-A furnished
cottage. 9 rooms; heater in basement,
comfortable for winter nice lawn fronting
ne Sound and the PARK; unsurpassed
,re,erv aud location must be seen TO be ap-
breciaied very easy OF access 70 the city /,
SO miles distant CONTINUATION less than ~
Der month; cars run often WIZ TN ~ NJ A.
sTIVERS, $50 East 3lstst.
Ci10 RENT, a. Foreman ann on bd i1netSii
10 acres: fruit. &c. Mrs. PIERCE $50
East 1l9th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05

FLOUR AND MEAIs-FLOUR-Late yesterday. In "a,
ditOn sales reported there IL QUO
bols and city mill product contract taken
To-dsy's market was dull and IN instances
by exporters for the West Indies on the basis
Of So TO-day's market dull and
weak in sore Instances showing slight decline.
sales to-day 10 600 p 500 bbls for export, neud
Ing 100 hois Low Extra 80 456si Us 500 b5s City
Mills s5ds5 As for West Indies 800 bbls Minnesota
Extra. SO 45as7 IS; Fancy. 81 4oas7 80 SlOo ebs
Winter Wheat Extra % 45aS7 Go bbs 5uperhne SO 5a
81 and 500 ebls Fine e S5gtS s. Quo, "a % -Ciy
Low Extras 90 GOES 20 Winter WheSt low sia e
as IS Patents Poor to Choice IS s5ss1 IS Pseats
wheat. Low Extras ss l3as4 IS; Clear e. sses0 %
Rye Mixtures a. $3.50 50 StI1ghts. Poor TO Fancy.
IS 75d 20 Patents Ordinary 10 Very Choice. So % o
81 IS Fancy. ~ 4oas7 so; Superine, Spring
and Winter O5dS4 Fine e. 354S3 80. Market closed
easy ;. SOUTHERN FLoTE-Rather weak and in light
demand Sales 500 Ebs SHIPPING grades, sS 45d@4 10
Trade and Family Extras 25asG 10: Patents, 80 TOO
81 10 BUCKWTFkT FLOUR-FIrm 81 55af2 80.
Buekwheat Grain quoted OF 75c. BYE lIOuR-
Supernne. 90 4cdS4, and Fancy - 20 CORN
Ts3 25: I3randvwine % % sales. $50 bills .
CTAIN-WIIE AT-DDti0n changes less radical
to-day and had the usual dull look incident
~ ~ eIose of the week speculation largely
a switching character between Deeemhsr ana Nay
delXtlies After strong opening prices advanced 10
S4c. December selling a. 81 l. AMI lale'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-05
The leading futures ranged as follows


qulet and unchanged Patcnts 20 I5nI UU Blktrs
IN sacks 81 70 p Winters. in barrels. s. 5Odj 70.
Cash quotations were a. follows No Spring Wheat 81 II
Al 49, No Spring Wheat ssd93c. No Red 81 la
81 llS, No Corn - &c. No oats "a he No Rye o0c
No Barley nominal. No ! Flax Seed AZ 81 AZ Prime
Timothy seed 81 40ai3 Mess Pork ga 90 per Dbl Lard
l5Gl7L per 100 10. Short RID sides loose 81 450 90
Dry Sailed Shoulders boxed Is 0Oafo % Short Clear sides
boxed - l2ds 25 Whskey, dslers finished goods 81 ~
t.o,.E - 4 81 -