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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-11

ssssss g. 5s S 45s5 Snort i h5
ana holder. retain n' nh the s adv.nas @y S
iSsv;Yars PSs is%sa2s FrI%s
DO Common. iodlse DO Odds e91oe: Pacific Coast, new
% crop s' & SSs o,o 20 f sa zoe
MOLAsSEs-Dull and more or less nominal.
noted Stv4 Win inquiry steady d '1s9f
% 1913 s,ic. Rosn, nrm and IN Ugh, demand
ss ;.5 4 I, s - q q q ID
odSIhe entire maIet ~, hs7 very nm support al
oil is perhaps exception. ruling owing the DE-
E sum nG yellow D1s Goo white eS1e
Cccoanut ceyon 5sc; Cochin 8 1ae; Cod do
western s. 'fsS Prime i crude
81 s s9s Bsscs so Sp SGaes crude es
67c natural winter, 7Oa73e Meached winter, 75d
Norhern $500 wne iid42c WP bcsehcS %ip
wn gAa soRs s 4S4s sea s15oBpes
8 Lab lie; olive 71s72c: palm 5a5 lac.
Weakening Influence here today and prices show re-
duction. without leading to any business New Mess
nominal Prime Mes. nominal and Family Mess slsa
Sic and hs hna =, troupe IN su,nT
nss M Psa IN ,es EAiTs Nss5d IN o to
Sls n tSs ra'S 50 55Gs" 70 Family SO 30 so
sales $50 bbls New Packing November sls CIT
MEATSowestern meats have fair demand with further
picked shoulders arrive i4c both prices CITY
quiet. but holders remain very IN their
views Picked Bellies 34Gl0c for 10 and 10 y aver
Picked Hams At II td11 lie Smoked do IL la
MIDDLES-Heavv and again lower. short ribs 81 West
for October sold AT a. 40; do January 7le 12a7 eOc
DRESSED HOGS-Rule az very firm prices With fair
inquiry City heavy light Ss6s $50 Pigs 34c.
reflection Of the West. duo heavy selling by the
general crowd November A. livery suffered the most,
declining fully - points closing with recovery OF 10
points. December broke 10 points leaving 81 with
western steam spot quoted 10d1oi2 12c; City steam
unsettled and lower; 90 9Jp99. zoe closing
az o soc October closed nominal e.onc; November
closed 92c; sales, ,oj0 tcs ~ ss209c December
closed At SOC saies 1900 tcs At s45as BIC February
closed S.5oc; April closed AZ ) SOC saes 1000
~ 55Gs 6Oc: NAV closed 5 c2c sales non ties az
sGOas G2c rehnei quoted al 10 SOC Tor Continent and
iinucs fair and holders find no dircuty in
2ld25c: Fl GIN "a 1-2d25c Western. fancy osd24 1-9e
prime. 20d22 1-2c fair 20 good 1871 0c June 10000
choice 1sd20c Do. good to prime Il alec dairy nne.
f. 7lGc; good, 1Scltci ordinary 12r: welsh prime
i9dofc: fair good. 16a1sc; Western factory. June
hrkns 13ai4 12c June tubs - l2alSc; fresh frkn.
Western dairy. and factory, thirds, He'll 1-ec.
CUTFSF-Thf temper continue strong throughout mar
ticulary fancy stock with fair obbiDg demand shin
pers remain quiet Full cream white and colored state
hctory lie ordinary 70 fancy DO. oa1O 34c skins
NIL 3d4c Ohio fiat 1910 lac. rGGSoHave
a fair demand at ful unchanged prices Eastern oo6
70 l.oc; Western, 1920; Canada % 1-od22c.
SUGAR-There Is little or no llfo 10 the roverent
and prices remain nominay as quoted last Saes 600
at 57-1ec and % test cenrifugal "Bn i.ac
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WOOL MARKETS

LONDON Oct l0-The concluding sale OF the series Of
wool sales was he to-day. There material chan
in although there advances ulnl
orders There offered lS.455 bales Compared
the last SERIES best Victorian .nd Nsw>Oufh Wales
ali good combing and cloth wools advanced 81 H.
Cool Cape Good Hope ant
Tie beth lower
The total number OF bales offered the 2s5
bales. About $4,000 bales vthGrawn. The United
statos took 1000 bales The next Will
Der %. Il IL estimated that 10000 bales
A OF low FOL
lowing the details OF saies: Victors-ssles
900 bales scOured. Sid ais 4l2 and pieces
l0t DO greasy sdG ID. New south Waes-sales 100
bales: secured "a q i I'D locks pieces zd4 2a
greasy. 100 ii NJ do locks an pieces 5gia
Zealandsaes $500 bales secured. Gg. locks
and pieces, 1h9d Is 2t greasy 6a aad
pieces 4Ld0!ud Cape Of Good HoYe Natal-ssle.
5000 bales scsured. 7d MS I'D pieces
Al greasy 6d0yd Queenslalc~ale- 200 bales secured.
Idols Sd do locks and pieces. 81 eis gi. greasy
l0L Various knds-Saes, 200 bales; scourei, 40 III
Is
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ssifea . Eeapes qqssb steady oro Sqs Let
Granuated. lie; Mould A." = 1-2c ConfectIoners,
A. z 3Sc: Coffee A. STANDARD. Lac; Coffee of
A." Is 1Gd7c; White Extra c." 7sc; Extra c."
@ 9.1Gd6 3-4c: " c. 8 1896 LIE yellow. Gao 1sc.
STEARINF-Dull, unsettled and declining. City and
Western, II i-2c. 0leoma.gaine, 8 lac for city. At
Chicago. sales 100 600 -. 3 5-Sc.
IALlOW-Dcman1 continues light and the temper weak
Prime City Quoted i-3c Bales. IS. 600 n at I-ic
OCEAN FREIGHTS-Bcltb ffeights r,matn IN dull
and easy condition. especially concerns grain accom-
mOlatiOn Vessels for charter and quoyrd DTm.
There is continued inquiry Tor cotton steamers To Liver
pool steam. 0000 bushels grain 3isd Glasgow steam,
10000 bushels grain 3hd Antwerp. steam, 10000 bush
els grain. AID Leth, 10 600 bushels gain, sd
Con'nharen. steam. 10 900 bushels grain a. lid,
PETROLEUM CHARTEIS-Alicairte hence, Italian bark
Michele, leUO Dbl, and 1900 crude 81 ana 2Oc
Briish ship Harvest Queen .relet hence 70 London,
dephia from Bucksve schooner James w Ponder. lum-
Der SO 80 Fannie A. Gorham and Charlotte
T. Llbley Union Island Doboy to New York lumber,
60 80 anl wharfage; steamers ST. Dunstan ana Naut
GwYant Norfolk Liverpool cotton sos steamer Rytal
water, the same. SIS: British steamer Coban, a time
charter in the Porto Rico trade $50 pcr month schooner
Edward p Avery. Pascagoula New York lumber, fS
and wharfage British brig Acacia Porto Rico TO New
York. lump h9rk Hannah McLoon- hence
- BueDos Ayres, general
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PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Oct l0-330 p. m.-Beef-Hoders orr mofsr
ately PorkH0iers offer moderately. HaTns-HOdfs yfer
moderately BaconHoders offer moderately Cheese Hold
offer moderately American white and coiOsd
4ss Cd Iaowhoders offer moderately spirts Of inrp-n
fneHol,r offer moderately dull al 32s ID itosin Hold
offer moderately Iafspot and uturesHoders offer
freely prime Western spot and October dun 49s I'd No
YeriDer and December. dull AS Mheat-Hoders
freely Flour Holders oner moderately Corn-Spnt and
utur,s-fIoiors offer freely mixed Western spot
Is I'D October and November, easy - NJ December
at is sd Hops AT LondonNe~ YORK Stockholders
offer sparingly
LONDON oct. l0-Rehned petroleum. SD 06 lI6d per
gallon spirits Of tllrpentnc. 32s per cwt.
ANwERP oct lO-Wilcoxs lard closed 100 francs per 100
kil0s.
ANTWERP Oct. l0-Petroleum-Fine pale American. 10
francs 80 confines paid and 20 francs so ~ seers
BREMEN, Oct. lO-PetrOleum-S marks pfelngs.
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II is difficult determine from whence came the sus
tanning force but f. Is believed that three or four big
traders. who known TO be long a. higher prices
realizing that the market might run into panic II
left Itself. combined to stay the decline and bring
about a rally. Confidence has returned. The mar
kcf in The hands OF the manpularOr, closed at the
best prices Of the day
In corn and Ga the trade has been repetition
Of the lasf three DAYS There 10 be no motive
In the market though everybody IS surprised at the
strength shown by near deliveries OF corn.
Th- arrival OF hogs was again Ia ger than oxpecte
and the heaflsh feeling manifested Itself In lower
prices all around for provisions.
Wheat hullrd today. on he ~ pcctaffon that
thr Government report would show crop OF about
365 .OOO.CO0 bushels. On the curb II sold up ia
81 If ID for December After tho receipt of Mr..
DOdecs report f. sold rapidly down 10 ~ IL, and
would probably have gone cent or two lower but
for Hutchinson who pcgged & with a bid for all any
would scll az 81 IL On a winter wheat acreage
OF % IA $50 at twelve bushels per and spring
wheat ge OF - 331 jl8 at te ten bushels
per acre. the crop Will yield about 4O1 100000
measured bushels. bat It Il believed that it VIII not
weigh over $50 600 600 bushels.
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct 10 (speclaD.-Frghtened longs were
foe sellers at the close yes cray and on the afternoon
curb. The bears IN high feather. They had sue
ceeded beyond their expectations and strongly
inclined to press their advantage. The market, how
ever, went the other way Shorts began TO cover a.
soon as they saw that the expected break was post
poned reassured bulls took back their wheat the
market moved upward. Hutchinson was FREQ sol er
the bottom, but prices did not give way he be-
gan buying and spurtcd the market to 81 10 IL for
December quickly neIe he turned seller and broke
December back 10 Fl H. All the outside markets were
relatively weaker than Chicago. Cables were weak
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April :. esss s.s4 aes es2 1920
June 1O.OlaIOo2 1000 1000 1900
July :. . 1OOsalO.O9 lOl6 zoos 600

July io.ossio.os ioi6 zoos 600
FLOUR AND weakness so5 Po' Se.a !.
s s as' eeyepea Of me esd p S All %h cs
on the part hoaeTSY Thdfs very little interest s
ss Low S2 ee st S o 5000 SD s d IT,
and 81 5s s SOs,d HS!' " ScS
q IS and so bbs Fine % s59ss 75 ogoa' y. 0y
E faW Esr we' !. sss e 's w1
SSey SO 1890 ss5 GaHl sn IS Too
rseps yry SSSse = Low Very Fay 3 5s %
q $3.50 rye xures g eSgsS 5s S,rSis Ss51
&; stssS is. Ss :: $50 Ii 5 SSS 81 %;
& e ss. Ts & and FR Viz ( $ists S5n
- .ea SSa'S sales az 400 Sss supsRs s. ssss.
CORN MEALUnchaneed and quiet Ye d N.Y. Mes'ern'
% Yaf Mostly al parties locked for
further break today in view ., the Te es General a sen
y carried OUT The early Se sS. ssOeni
began to raid ihs market attended With some lite eX
Prices fairy staggered Sac Under the se dS 10
fs snd ana i Sas on Nay delivery ne
yesterdsy s December dropped sac more later on 70
81 IL The above were the bS eT onpnv the @a%s
strengthened than recovered the early loss De
eember advanced to 81 u 81 ana may shorts became rh
tened covered freely and there was heavy buying D
large Ss a. the se wS %nSR d
nrces began 20 settle leaving Of however, firm at 1-sG
lsc higher than yesterday. The spot movement was
again extremely light In all directions Shippers limits
below the views OF holders Prices are uhse,-
fuure 40 coo bushels spot including Ungraded Winter
Red e2casl IA 10; No Red 81 No REQ. 81 II 5-S
Elevator Al II 3-4ds1 10 Ia afoat and T. o. B. NO
Chicago nominal al 10 "a store; No milwaukee, nom
lna 81 10 10 No. october. 81 10del 10 81 closing at
81 10 "a do November, 81 0s 34dsl Il - closing az
81 10 ga do December 81 10 1-2as u - closing AZ
81 IA 81 do January, 81 14ssi 10 "a 81, closing at
demand &C. No d and prices nomnaiiy quoted last
RIRT FY-Ouiet and unchanged BARLEf
M1IT-Slow and nominal COEN-A
more n az confident feeling prevailed at the West
oday and the local market mode srostanta advance,
NV iihstndinr IN. tina; the speculative interest Il
I.oc which quickly followed BY further gain OF
S5se and the best figures rule very steady al the
close For prompt delivery there is continued fair
demand from exporters and prices higher by at least
alc Shiurers took 40 900 bushels. Sales, 072, 000
bushels future 1ss 900 bushels spot including ungraet
~ Ise dc,iyeTed: Nc White So elevator No Octo.
Ss S2S52 14c closing at 81 14ci do November 50 IS
G5s I.sc closing SO 1-sc do December. 81 u
20 Sc closing at 81 Use; January As 34dA9 14c,
CLOSING a. 40 Lac; do Nav AZ 12c closing at IS lie
0ATs-Therc very little thai i new in this market
sr tho dav rning steady Cash trading continues very
far while option dealings are compars lvey light
SaIes 1os 600 buhss future 10000 bushels spot IN
ciSina No s. 28c do White, 81 34d32ci No ., 8Od
20 Sc ; do white 33 34c No ] White 12c; Mixed
Western ssa s2c White do, 2sd42c No October 800.
40 s4e do Dccerbor 81 "a a3l Sc closing 81 Sac
do Jrruary closing at 80 5-sc bid .FEED-ouet and
NV AND sTRAw-Have moderate demand
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The refined market was unchanged at "a cents
per gallon at all ports
OIL MARKETS.
or. CITY. Penn. Oct 10 National Transit Certificate,
opened at 93L highest 9Ss lowest 9lI- closed e2 "a
Sale. l. G7OOOO barrels csarances, 2444OOO barral.
charters l9SOarres; shipments, Sl32g barrels runs
A. lg4 barrels
PrrrsBURG PENN 1O-Petroleun, irregular fairly ae
i've National opened 9l olo,s AZ
02s-. highest. 1874; lowest 81
BRApPoRD Penn Oct 1O.-Nationai Transit Certlnoates
opened 3d. closed at 92'a highest 93s; lowest 90
clearances -26 600 bbls
TIrusvrIE oct lo-Natonal Transit Certificate.
opened "a SO highest % ,. lowest, 81 81 closed s2L
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH
BUFFALO, Oct lO-Cants-Receipts last "a hour, vera
LIP Total for the week thus far same tina
last week $500 head Consigned through SO car oaas
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

C0FFEE-Brszn grades the spot rule quiet put very
Ann the basis OF loo for fair cArgoes s 90" y
arrive has continued fair demand Sales 8 fVV os%s
q and at Il sc for No O. il 1-sc for No. and lac
for Nc Santos Mid grades IN moderate oeinsna saa
strong Sales z2G bags West Indies, private 'srns
THE option market very nervous st nes; nsss
in bulls started general RAID ana prices
quickly began 10 climb. October advanced 15a2O
points and later months fully 35G50 points win very
Heavy buying partly by foreigners Caee a1Vlees were
strong higher thus adding strength to the
Later in the day weaker feeling developed on real1a
tons ad the market closed unsettled at goa 80 points Oh
1gOn O0 haOk
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Countrr propertp 90 Get

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l. OR RENT-In Roseville, near East
u Orange. the new 3 story and extension
brick bay-window dwellings; 8 rooms sep
srat4 servants stairs mirror rnantels; all
modern Improvements; elevation 1S0 feet
above tide water select locality and near
KOseville-ave. station d, L. and W. \ II. ;
80 trains daily, and 35 minutes to New
York rent gS5 ana so per month. JOHN
u. yOPPIN, R0sevi leave, o. L. Z. BOND
& Co, 791 Broad-st.
ITO LFT.-At Lsrchmont, well fur
u nished cottage, nine rooms; heater
beautifully located. oB the Sound; easy Of
access 70 city VIII rent TIL ADTil for 1925.
r. n STINERS, $50 East 31st-st.
XONKERs, n Y.-To rent for winter
j season at moderate rental. handsome
country house fully furnished large stable !;
four acres within ten minutes OF depot
Apply to HOLT & BUTLER Room "a.
III Broadway.
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BOARD ilJanleo.

GENTLEMAN AND WIFE desire large
NJ room central location b0ari for wiz =.
partial board for gentleman price rot To-
exceed so. ualess specially desirable
Answer with full PARTICULARS. T., No. 10.
Tribune ONCE.
w ANTED. With board for two gentle
W men two furnished rooms. large and
small connecting; between 40ih and 4ffh
Sis, and 81 and 4th ayes water gss heat
ana attendance no attention paid 10 answers
nol stating terms, which must be- reasonable
Address PERMANENT - West I2th-st
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Drcssmakinq.

n RESsMAK ER-By = fiEstelass desc
~ MAKER 70 90 out by the d4y perfect
nt; y.ish cfaping. WERNER - East
2fth-st
II RESSMAkER.- BY a cutter and inter of
liability by the day OF week ln private
families. Attres, T. NJ. C., Tribune In.
town Once. 1925 Broadway.
n RESSMAKER French nrst class IL
~ ter; cutter; wishes work az houe or ia
private family. No - West 9th. 81
French Dres-maker
n RESSM AK ER-By Erst-clsss hitter
~ Ter and draper. late OF one OF the leadine
houses wishes more engagements by TIA
day city references Address D., 90
West 23d-st.
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Furnished Senses il)antco.

WANTED BY q private family OF four
w adults. furnished house, near 50th-st
eth-ave., for winter. Box lot, Crawford.
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6slp nanteo.


A BOY WANTED al the tin business.
"A No. 2S7 lOth-aye.
IF YOU ARE OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
or wish 70 make a change. call al the old
reliable METROPOLITAN Agency, positions
procured for men In every line OF business
from oifice manager 10 porters, clerks. e. ~
iers and collectors; packer; hotel posi-
TONS city and country coachmen groOms.
farm hands useful-men on gentiemen's
places watchnen and nigh. 2orterS
drivers and mechanics, new orders every
mail Call Tor Information, terms &c.
". .. TRUE. 6s5 Broadway.
MEN AND WOMEN 20 engage in an
WI easy paying business al home can
work daytime or evening and maze sos
60 - per hour sure Thing sample ana
complete Instructions sen for 10 cents
Address WORLD SUPPLY CO.. Rutland.
VI
WANTED. A Protestant gir f0r general
w homework IN a day nursery. Appiy
between and y. n a, 30 Iaomp>on-st.
y PROTESTANT GIRLS. One A. cook ana
x aundres, other chNnbermad ant wait
lC. for No istown y. !. references
required Cal at i52 6th-avc.. upstairs
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6iinaiions tOantco---A laIe.

GARDENER and USEFULMAN.-By q
N competent, midtle-3gcd, single man FOR
geuucman's place care OF greenhouses and
care Of horse or COW VIII drive tlc.
handy with tools good references. Address
c., Tribune Uptown On!cc. l.2Se Il 10y.
n ARDENER-By = sober, industrious.
VI SINCE man; understands the business
Ia all It's bIanches; would take care u
COW or hor,-, tend furnace aud b. neral ~
useful. Call or address NJ. o., 81 East
13th-st., seed store.
- ARDENER-By married man: thor.
VI Oughly understands the business IN all
n, branches; greenhouses. fruits, vegeta-
bles. ana all work Oh gentienan's pace
best VI cifT references Cali or ailitsS
GARDEN LR, 81 East l9th-st., seed store.
INDUSTRIOUS NAN Of - desires po-
4 sition quick 10 learn willing " "oIA
Address W. T. W. % lst-sL
ANITOR PORTER or USEFUL NAN
by a young man, age -, IN nolel'
club or piiyate family CAL or address,
JOHN, q WaA-st.
ANITOKs.-By man and wife In re
~ spectacle Hats OF care private i2mliy
house in city or country best references.
Gail at No 200 West l3tn-st
ANITOR-By a man and wife FOR four
y or more Hat houses IN New-NO rk or
BROOKLYN; 10 years experience and good
references. Address JANIIOk. Alb Flush
ing-ave., Brooklyn.
IOB CoMPOsITOR, with some eigh
years experience in the trade Mi---s
situation; uptown. II possible. Adde'S
JOBBER, loo East l-5tn-s;.
II ALSOMINER, PAPERHANGER &c.
n By d good mechanic viii halsoiilihe
and repair room. 81 pdper-hanglng . a
room and up; viii furnish all materials
FAINTER, 3 ed-age.
NVANAGEK-By an Englshmaa, age
N135. on farm OF gentleman place
narried one cEHii accustomed TO P'di-
gree horses. ,attle, sheep PIGS. g pest
reference. At CAl.PENIE h's, los 9th-aEe.
DORTER &c.-By married man a.
L porter or genera. usefu man. Address j.
NJ, Tribune Up.own Once, l-5o u oaIw.S
DORrER-By respectable colored
i man 3 II years reference from last
place. w. H.. 3i4 West 52i-st
=, ECRETARY. Sc.-By lawyer Of %
l~veag,' practice as confidential or private
secretary. or as managing clerk IN law
ONCE best OF references given. Address
LAW Tribune Oniee.
i sEFUL-NAN.-Bv a young swede well
I u-cl 10 inside WORK. can wait, clean
windows, swl ep, attend furnace ana IRE
excellent reference. A. CARPENTERS,
10, Gth-ave.
1 sEFUL. MAN by a s.tcus capable,
I intelligent young man willing TO DO
any work In tbe cry. Gail JOHN, go
0th-aye.. near 17th-st, upstairs.
Il SEFUL FURN ACEMAN.-Bv a sober.
I trustworthy. Industrious Protestant;
thoroughly understands attending 10 steam
and hOtar furnaces pumps, &C.. ; gener-
ally handy; willing man at oil work about
gentleman's house and place terms moder
ate highly recommended. Address JOHN.
81 East l9th-st.
rSEFTLMAN.-Bv young man:
4 steady AMI rusty: strong and willing
or would learn q trade sadtler or black
smith has been used 20 farm work. tools.
60 wages no OhIrc.. city or country best
OF references. 133 6th.aye., near 10th-st.
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THE PETROLEUM MARhET.


NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
All the influences in the way OF news yesterday
fay orabe to the crude oil market ard yet there
was a further weakening in values. The Bakerstown
developments fail to meet the expectations of the
second scare7 this field and Clarion has not yet
proved 10 be alarming. although there IS decided ac
tvy in that locality And the relative unimportance
OF these sources Of supply emphasized by the
National Transit COmpany-s statement for ocptem-
Der, showing reduction OF nearly 100000 barrels in
certificates outstand ng and OF nearly 900 barrels
I'm net stocks. The apathy of speculation, however,
rendered hose arguments Of little avail and after a
brief period OF strength in the opening trading at
% 1-5G 90 3-o cents against % "a cents Tuesday
night the sale. for western account broke the market
cents. The quotation OF 81 IS cents made,
but IL " scratch and thrOu ghOut the day t
impossible execute orders OF any ma gntude at
81 That point appeared TO be the pivot sup
port and just before the end there a squirt TO
o. 7-S0 % J-S cents. The market gave no evidence
Of immediate vitality, but It showed strength sur
prising 10 the gene al trade. The close was steady
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as
follows:
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Hlisrellanrous.

A BROWN ( CHAPMAN.
n Public Accountln. and Auditors
Twenty years experience in pianning
unraNelling, auditing and periodically keeo.
ing books FOR firms. corporations sc.
40 and rs Newest
A -wM. L. HARTUNG, ACCOUNTANT
kHT< iTslsrhsas Murray 1lal -
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

~
81 EAST .sT-Nicely fpInish !, !
~ yoons with good table board V'Oie
board given.
90 WEST o6TH-ST CMILLEEs no.
% TEL).-Second story front. sunny, also
single rooms with first-class board.
90 EAST 2oD-ST. Families and gentle
% men can be accommodated with hand
somely furnished rooms AID excellent board.
10TH ST. 969 WEST, east OF shave -
4 " Apartments OF four roon1A al light
s22 and 500 monthly.
~ WEST 10TH. ST. Suite OF fine large
4 rooms ali light. first floor large kitchen
below; BY the year Apply after ] ,. N.
I1sT.sT.. 90 EAST-Laree and 81 II
i / furnished rooms
IN ND.sT, 10 EAsT.-Large rooms on
~ second and fourth floors; also hall
rooms, with board references.
~ DIST. WEST. 4O.-Beautifully fur-
4 y nished rooms, en- suite or s.Rgly; every
convenience; excellent table; table guests
accommodated.
~ TH.ST.. 221 WEST near Broadway.-
II Large sunny front rooms unexception-
able board; references exchanged. table
board.
ATHEIST. 1s5 FAST.-Nicely furnished
-fJ rooms 70 rent 70 gentlemen; clean.
quiet reasonable.
f-TH-sT.. 90 EAsT-second-foor sunny
4 room: also large hall room; with
board; references exchanged.
IN HORATIO-sT. - Nicely furnished
~ room and bedroom. for gents or light
housekeeping reasonable.
q WEST 42D-ST Large rooms en- suite
~ and siuely, opposite Bryant Park;
also back parlor.
Sc TIL ST BOZ WFST.-Alcove ROOM lrst
cOnoor; piano; beautiful rooms third
toor; erates; excellent board reasonable
ID WEST 18Th sT.-Elessnt sunny site
- private hath housn appointments and
meals hrstclass references.
r0D-sT. 16l EAST-Two nice rooms
4 -everv convenience, To- two gentlemen.
private family
100 WEsT 2lsT-sT-A parlor floor,
100 four rooms deep. 70 a party OF
gentlemen; also single rooms
1S0 FAsT 33TU-sT. -Parior. Handsomely
Nv furnished. al convenience. suitable
for dentist physician or private use.
10 WEST 13TH-ST. -Firs'-cls.s boa-d
IJD for gentlemen and wiVe. also sing O
gentlemen viii take few table boaricr,
1SO EAST 10TH ST furnis ID room
cO for one or two gentlemen, ia phi
vate house.
ono WEST 43D-ST. -Handsomely FUR
-OJ nished rooms. frsr-clas. board
pheasant location references.
IDjTU-AVF.-Fu or unfurnieh
~ rooms en- suite or sinciy; gentlemen
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n ARRIoLET, by Brewster prime order
- bargain. r. NJ. hTIVERS, Ia, LAG,
Ace. $50. 162 East 31st-st