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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-15
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE, oct IscOttGn easy ia Yielding n e,ssaso
g 75sl Extra do q 80 40 90 Family q g p 3
S e M sseT 5e y per Patent e al 81
Paiapseo Family at ~ Is Wheatsontherl steady Fnltz
No Winter Red spot los 0Si.c do. october los &c
90 December III vssIs7 s1ssGT d White D6,
5la5ltci October al Sic Year iea46.c January
western White GsSc do Mixed 20 dsc Rye dm Prime
Hay qqe es P s az Se' sntnca o.
Shoulders 9.c Clear R5 SIDES ss,e DO packed 1919
lse At IN gs Ser acy nrT
Egg nneT 81 re Petroeam steady redned At 7se
coree-Rlo carzoes Fair at l1,i@Gc sugar firm a soft
q 26a % Freghts 70 Liverpool per steamer dn Zoo Cotton otto
Wheat 5000 bush Corn $1,000 pusn oats $500 bush
bush sSesgwieai Ss5 600 bush Corn 1000 bush
os =, Z 500 .S no od Al aa quiet net S sg,
No. Northern At 81 % No. Northern 81 90 Winter
seid 81 iG. so g Red racS At sii5SI ~;
good demand Closing 40 yellow 5oaes No yellow
So No 6., At strong sS % w sS'sa Sc no. S
No Mixed at 2s track Barley irm and 1nchanged
Extra IS %ssc No State At soc Michigan at see western
Canal fr rshs V' steady Wheat sc Corn 5 ReSsir
sS" gS Whas duS Ss Wheat
Corn 10000 bush. BY Canal Wheat $4,000 bush Corn
cIycIsx1TI oct I3.-Fiour lower; Family 81 $685. 90
rmcy = 1888 30 60 Wet d g no hsd , s w. No
Mixed at 90 2Gic. Rye steady No at Coo. Pork duh nj
lower; Short Clear at $40 G2 whskey steady sales Of
oso barrels finished goods the ba isis Of 81 IA Butter Arm
steady Hogs easy Common and light - 1884 80
Packing and Butchers ~ - 800 ~ TO- Receipts 100 ship
menfs 1900 Eggs easy at lie Cheese firm Eastern TX
change firm and unchanged Wheat receipts 10000 bush
shipments g. 600 bush.
DETROIT oct .-Wheat-No. l white cash lille No
Red. cash l2c october l2c November ll3c December
1l43.c ifSitc. COm-NO . iJc. Oafs-NO ,, 25sac
No White 3Oc. ReccipsWheat 1880 bush. Corn 2,lOC
bush. Corn $500 bush.
MINNEAPOLIS 13-wheat steady local receipts were
465 AZ shipped out Duluth reported -
track Closing quotations No Hard cash and
October 81 81 DO December 81 % on track 81 % No
Northern and OcfoDer ~ 10 do December 81 IS on
81 IL Northern. cash and October 81 90 do
December ST. Is p track II 10.
MILWAUKEE, oct l3.-Tlour unchanged. Wheat weak
cash O61,c: October l06c December 1903 January
Corn steady No. Ace oats quiet No White at 29c
Rye dull No. al 59it Barley firm No at IS i2 Pro
visions firm: PorkCash at SIS 90 Iari-Cash at 81 10
November SS % Butter steady Dairy 10 l5c. Eggs
steady Fresh Is Is &c Cheese higher Chedars Od 10 &c
Recelpts-Flour 5000 bbl- Wheat 36soO bush. Barley
81 Shpmcnts-Flour $1,000 bDls. Wheat 1000
bush. Barley 50. bush.
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COrRT CdLEyDAPS-TODAY.

srrnvME CouRr-CHNBERs- O'Brien, J.-Motlca
rrPi e 6 S'P PRINT ri
i9 SUPREME counr-sprcAL rEnxPsn- Before Patterson
law and faet|Nos 1872 800 1852 sos es2 o5l 1862
1851 spn nS 100 SoGRTsFstiAI TrRwoPAsT An
a5sws $50 II ok rs ia ~ as IIs
s ss8 ss s7.E AZ COS sol 7o7 sos 95l, 925 as4
Ns sg? SS5 $3.50 sSC I72s 54 s@ $500 1883
srRFgs PAsr IIBssorc IawT c
24s4 53s6 2o26 ss2 1873 1896 ls47. 1861. 2o75. 1922
Nos f4o7 ss2s eoss 500 1873 l6ts l53 iO6 ss29
i i5 la $ i sS sai s4s ' ''' -O''
Io & Marda vs. MGsde so ,- cen,r
Es Eans9 % T Te
D m William A. Silver Frederick Marsden : p m , i.
James Moore Jane on GILLESPIE Elzsbeth HasseItseh
I~as Meyer and Caharne Dunn ~ NJ ~ r. van A''yh'
ana srPEnos coURr|sPEcIAI Before DuSro NO
SUPERIOR couRr-rnlAL TERM-PAEr I-Betore seigwick
srpEREos 'CouTT~TRrAL TERM-PAHr Ir.-BesOre Freed
srpSRoG coURr-TRIAL TEn,r-pARr I1I-Befors oGor
man J~Nos sol. eo2. 900, 800 s9e -, No. -
COMMON PIE4s.sFEcI.L TERa-Before Allen J-Nos
g. = o. o. Il = EoIrY rERM-Bcforc DAILY Nos 70 ~
IS ss So 81 3D. 49, A. a. 30 80 40 49, %, IS, 3D. 3d.
@ to,S rRetc gss IeTTemsTs
7s3 s0l $40 sl4 ol6 800 So sgS sSs lqis 0is iqso
staver Case No Gay caIendar
CRY CoURT-GESRRAL TERN - Adjourned until Monday
October 20.
CRY CorRT-TaIAL TEnM.PARr d LIB Ehrlich u
% 26. 80. 49, ~, =, ,..-. D..
1916 300 1873 1874 1881 1921 So ls0e, IA Is 50, lO
III rry ~ ot TIT ER-pARr IrI-Before Nehrbas
Nos T26 Tls 1925 1854 1894 1894 1881, 79 PISS, $780,
roRr or CiEyEBAI aEssoSs-PARr I-Be,ore Cowing. j..
and Assistant District Attorney DavisNos. TO "a ncu-
Court OF GENERAL sEssoSs-PARr Ir.-Before Recorder
and Assistant DstrictAttoney JeromeNos TO Is
inclusive. $500 -...,o..s ,.,- yrr po,.-. or,.-
.Ieeye T. DstrictAttorney &acdonaNos To
is inclusive
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GBAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Saturdays wheat was unusually dull, nat and
featureless. The fluctuations were again light and
Western advices gave encouragement toward an al
to 500 coo bushels The dealings which exhibited weak
throughout the day opened 1-4a12 cent below Fri
days closing prices, but gradually showed signs Of
better The loss recovered however. only 70
be followed by break OF l-s the market closing
at the lowest figures OF the day follows November
ST 10 IS December, 81 II 3s; and May, 81 1s 1-9
Spot wheat 81 al lower and again dull, with
export business Corn and the trading
featureless the transactions in options aGgregang
only about 400 600 bushels The market opened fairly
steady and later declined 1-sG14 cent closing steady
az bottom prices follows: October 81 l-s November
80 "a December So %; January, IS rs; and May
As Is Spot 14d1-o lower. and exporters
were moderate buyers, taking eleven loads. No speeu
dealings recorded the prices OF options
remaining unchanged follows October. 30 November
80 5-s December. 81 "a and January. 81 5-s. Spot
oats were I-4a1-2 cent lower and less active Lard
day being the 500 spot so go for homo
consumption. Following the closing prices October
30 90; November. So 81 December IS 5o January
IS A. February SO March IS 90 April, SO 81 May,
IS "a and year, IS 80.
The receipts grain and -four yesterday Mt New York,
Baltmcre Phladephia and Boston follows:
Wheat: II oOl bushels corn. 3fl,sJ4 bushels; oats,
100 373 bushels grain 633 42S bushels -four 25
900 packages At Chicago Milwaukee and St Louis the
arrivals were Wheat i3s 61s bushels corn, 296,671
bushels; oats os3 255 bushels total grain, 1864
bushels; nour o9,437 barrels.
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Field ncws that Disappointing to the bears
and a distinct tendency to revy al in the export de-
nand were tho encouraging features OF the petroleum
situation last week The prospect Of new business In
refined oil after long period of dulness and delay
possesses peculiar significance at this time. For
several weeks the crude market has been subjected to
frequent and vicious raids values, well as to
liquidation OF considerable floating long interest
Prices have been with support except that which
rested upon strong commercial basis and the spirit
OF speculation, with a remarkable perversy, persists
in opposing an advance The fact that through last
month values ruled the ninetes, IN spite Of this
dtion of affairs calls attention to the outlook
for the winter And It will be found that legitimate
considerations not only the ruling basis but
promise impro- ement. The pipe line reports for
september showed the average daily to have been
AZ 2o4 barrels against 44455 barrels in August, and
60 D64 barrels in September 1887. The deliveries
averaged ~ l47 barrels day against 1882 barrels
in August, and 1890 barrels in september, 1857
The net stocks of all lines reduced from August
es2 765 barrels and the reduction in certificates Of
good delivery was ,677 barrels. more strik
ing comparison furnished when 20 back to March
1883 that month being selected because tho average
prices were higher than the average OF September,
the dollar mark having also been reached. Tho Pipe
line runs are now about what they were in March,
while the deliveries are larger By fully 10000
of deliv cries in March of 746,7s5 barrels last
month the excess 1O45,504 barrels and
this month there will be excess OF deliveries OF
from 900 900 to 200 900 barrels Moreover, the
total net stocks have been reduced since March 3D.
7s141O barrels and certificates have been cancelled
TO the extent OF 1912 400 barrels II the trade
we're looking for 81 % oil last spring. there surely
IS more reason in statistics for expecting 1t now.
The eleven months Of the shutdown year expired
with September. Within that time the heroic and
selfsacrhcing policy Of the producers has accom-
plshcd reduction net stocks of 9O5O6s9 barrels,
and the certificates outstanding have been diminished
by ASA O6 barrels While deliveries are now
below the amount In October, the so much
smaller that the average daily excess Of deliveries
IN september was "a $50 barrels, against 21,13l
barrels in October 1887. What of tho futures when
the shutdown is ended There Is not now Held In
sisht which affords any ground for expecting new
supply that will equal the decline In old territory
The organized producers say that there will be no
ncrease in the output when ali their wells open,
eycenf pc-haps, for short time at the start. But
Lot ,is take tho extremely conservative figures OF
one of the best known brokers IN the oil trade, who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-15

blank market slow Beeves IS e0as co. steers 90 90
81 so sockers and Feeders So 10d340 Cows Bulls ana
Mixed 81 s502 90. Texas Cattle 81 1913 20. Wese'n
Rangers So 75ds %. ...
Hogs Receipts 5000 head shipments 5000; market
steady Mixed ~ Heavy 50 75d6 25 Light 20 %
a6 %. Skips 81 6Oa5 40. - -..,
sheep-Ieceipts head shipments 1000 msfkes
steady. Nativs, Inferior Prime. - Ood4 20
sho SO OG3 g. Texans shorn ~ 40 al 40 LAMBS y" "
rs 40
ST Louis. 13-Catie- Receipts blank shpmeenntss
blank: market steady Heavy Native 80 od
- so Good Native Steers - 4oa5 10. Bnchers
steers Medium Choice 80 - 80 stockers and ~
Good. 90 %. hangers COrne. 81 lO6f ~
CRASHED ~ iOd3 20. ..,
steady Heavy and Butchers Selections - Odo "
Packing Mcl.un O Prime. 80 9O46 10. Light cranos
Ordinary Best, s. S0d5 80.
Sheep-Rccepts blank. shipments market stea's'
Fair Choice - OO0i 80. -,
Horses-EeccIpts blank shipments blank Terms @iA
Indians. in CARLOADS. so a S3S.
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comedies estimated increase In the present.
daily production from now to April, 1880, that
VIII raise the daily yield to $4,000 barrels. Tho
average daily deliveries from October 1887, 10
April 1888 were 1900 barrels. II the deliveries
for the coming six months reach tho same average,
the excess over the VIII be about 5,OCO.OOO
barrels reducing stocks by next April 10 less than
II, 600 900 barrels a sum urdrr what Is required
for tho consumption of eight months. With the low
supplies OF Europe and the constant growth of con
sumption, the Integrity of these estimates cannot -
sorb the present stocks left available after take
from the visible supply the producers OIL; which We
understand will not be sold THIS year. the reserves
necessarily carried By refners and the amount that
would be normally held Id credit balances, whatever
the total stocks would bc. This remainder can
hardly exceed 10000 barrels. but want OF space
prevents our treating this subject more extensively
at the moment
Tho following table compares the statistical position
March last when It sold up To dollar, and IN Sep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-15

ON the Produce Exchange to day the Butter marset 9
Fancy Dairy ia Good i3al6c. Eggs steady choco
northern Is alsiac.
PEORIA oct i3.-corn steady High Mixed 43a143c No
Whit 27a, a Si.c No White 25d26Lcc. Rye quiet no
Cat IS nc whskey firm at 81 L. Receips-Corn zo'zoo
oats 1000 Rye goo.
PHILADELPHIA. oct. 13.-Flour-steady and unchanged
dn rive -four scarce az - IS for Choice WHEAT
Market unsettled and irregular Ungaed in export elevator
llGc No Delaware Red export elevator lllc no heu
for october ilOTiiic; DO. November ll20ll21 &c DO
December 30 January ll4S Hoe I'VE scarce
firm 72c for No Pcnnsyvania Corr-spo. "s , Iu
and grain depot bic No cow IN g'ln
depot SO NC; No Mixed for October 81 a53c do N9ysmper
Oats-Supplies liberal rnd market for car lots Jul a.
former rates Reccted White 2oc Ungraded white Us d
st elevator 81 c grain depot 35c futures s,ronerr
No White October SO 3lsc do November 81
quief steady Early Rose White stars 80 a5Sc per push
Provisions steady Beecy Family $40 5O@li W Br Pc,
Hams Ella O0al5 90 Pork-Mess $l5 Do 10 r, ans
Mess New el6 so do Family Sls 5Od2O oO Hams
smoked per H., 9l4c DO & p Cured " ter,vs ted lie
Shoulders in dry and fully cured. 9-c do DO
loo Shoulders pickle cured &c do do smoked e.
Bellies in pickle lOlsailc do breakfast Bacon II
Lard steady CITY Refined eli 0O6i 80 steam at ~ -
Butchers loose $40 0Odl0 % Butter steady
Creamery Extra at 25c Western creamery fvern Factory
l4al5c Packing Butter II lie Eggs firm fenss .nr
Firsts 90 &c Frsts lsa9tc Cheese s.fiuy
Fair Prime 72dsc Srglr-Rehned firm Pownered ,-.s
Grannlated 2c Feed steady "lher bah sip 7se
Recepts-Flonr 500 bbs Wheat 20 600 bush Corn svo
bush. oats 300 bush shpments-"heas '''oo '
Corn $500 bush. Oats 1880 bush
TOLEDO Oct I3-Wheat active, steady cash at ~ rc
November l0oc December Tile May iI5sc Corn cnn T
steady 80 &c. quet No White at 2ac nloSep
ber o. Receipts-wheat $4,000 bush Corn 5000 nusn
Oats7O bush. Cloverseed llOS bags shRmei,ss
90 bush Corn 1000 bush Oats 10000 BUSH c"'ei'es'
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and was even destined Chicago The pit
much disturbed by these extraordinary circumstances
Offset however. by little buying by j. Z. Lyon Co.
a house supposed be executing orders for Fairbank
Hutchinson also a moderate buyer at the close De-
cember opened 81 f-S. sold between 81 Is i-2G
81 II IA and closed al 10 IL. May kept at dis
OF 81 under December, Notwithstanding
general transfer OF outside speculation from the to
distant month. Corn exceedingly dull. keeping
almost the entire session between 45d45 IA for
November and only reaching As IL cents at the close
Oats kept within a range Of less than IA cent There
early little selling Of pork and RIBS January ribs
and ribs by Hutchinson at the moment when prices
looked the rccedg he turned about and bid for
pounds ribs and lard closed where
they opened January pork opened at sl4 50 and closed
sl4 AZ 12 December wheat the curb 81 10 "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-15

Flour quiet and unchanged Patents 81 zoo 90 Bakers
in sacks n 80 90 Choice 50 90 20 Winters in barrels
So 7Od6 90
Cash quotations follows No Spring Wheat 81 -
nj IA No 3 Spring Wheat 9Jd93c. No. 2 Red 81 l3D
81 IA No Corn SIC No . 24lsc No. Rye 57sc.
No Barley nominal No Flax seed ut 81 %. Prime
Timothy Seed 81 5O1 80 Mess Porh at S5 90 per Dbl
Lard 50 OOa9 10 per 100 short RIB Sides loose at 81 So
shoulders boxed 50 - az NJ q Short clear sides
boxe 80 75dlOOO Whiskey disl@rs finished goods 81 20
per gallon sugars-Cut Loaf s4assc Graduated Tee
Standard "A" 72c.
Articles Receipts Shipments.
Flour mi, ......... 2l.0O0 1900
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TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct. IA (Spccia)-Tt was regular Saturday
affair in the pit with few significant transactions
and with the prices for the active options almost
the same as the opening. While the crop has
not even with the extraordinary advance become as yet
a all unnatural the ordinary relationship between the
different markets has been altogether upset For ex-
annie December wheat at Chicago. usually at about
10 cents discount cents above NewYork Chicago
vas aso cents over Louis, cents Toledo and
,hou. = cents over Milwaukee. These lesser markets
were also out with each other II was reported
From, NewOrcans $4,000 bushels Of wheat had been
ahpned from that point and Cairo back TO ST. Louis
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II cannot bc said that speculation last week es-
capped the narrow and professional limits that havs
held II so long. The selling disposition wa con-
tnued for a few days carrying prices. after a rally
from 0o to 81 cents. down to OF rs cents. But %
cents can hardly be called the bottom price OF ms
week. for large orders appeared at that figure ana
could not BIZ executed From 81 10 cents on Wednrs-
day there q steady advance to the end OF ths
week. establishing net gain from tho previous SAT.
urday OF IL cents. The general trade here and AZ
the West are still antaconizing advance. Tue
short interest is In itself but IL srcs for
so a market and for sUch an insignihcant
amount OF actual certificates afoat. The late market
was significant in ~ tone than in lts activity
or advance. The Improvement in refined evidently
stimulated excellens buying OF crude and there was
every evidence OF conditions ripcnIng for fresh rise.
The market closed strong and in good hands
Tho ranc~ OF prices and the total dealings In Ma
tional Transit certificates of tho Consolidated stocH
and Petroleum Exchange for the last three weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-15

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-Treain Of the
feeling depression without showing further
change. Sales Il. 300 0bls $500 bbls for EXPORT
$500 bbls City Nils s. 1885 90 f9T West
ana S ss s5ss7 90 s bbs SuperSne 50 soGs4 So
M i gST Vest SSs nas - 75ss 90 pat%I 20 75ass
Low Extras SO s5es4 80; Winter Wheat low grades
= fSHey Is sso 20 Patents Poo 70 Choice se@s7
Patents Very Choice 70 Very Fancy % eGS a. Mlnne-
a. G5asG Is; Rye " xtures; - G5aS5 IS: sraighta
rSo5 20 s'sy 80 Pstn Fancy 81 IS sGpernc
spring and 50 eoas4 g. Fine - So 80 IS Mar;
barely spSd i5. Sales $50 bis shipping grades
. ?oss 50 Trsae and F3Tk Ta; 2 ISSS g r
" IS 5OSss IS RYE. FLoUR-In Light demand
s s s b SsEeFn s. s M SO cS g oss 80
BFandywN9e y 30 Sass 3S Oo esn be said IN con-
nee'iSa With the Speculative market today Variations
F IN al ana n1 the w Sss Rss
tame here and d q and later Rt sd a 81 Is M s
s Spshsa 81 Is a. the close Of yesterday Nav sold early
at 81 Is IL against S. Is 81 the ruling figures Of last
leading to a further break OF 1-2a7-sc. December
dropped 81 ID IS and MAY to g IS from which
the bottom Trading IN cash grades was sst ana T n,
sand and A Sue aur =
spot Including U9grsdsi Winter Red at SO 1,4c4sl o.
81 SSa sf !! s,: SFf5,as::
cEfsso ore No. octoss closing o.
November 12 ll9sl ls closing at 81 L? ss %. Do
MAY 81 Il 7-sas1 Is "a. closing at 81 IS is: RYE
Without further change, ruling nrm and quiet
Is6Sd ou very ;5sas S 81:
BALE MALT. Ut. I.s Light and qe@ .pp..s IN ali
months to-day fairly steady opening Press rs. w ss!s
bushels assp Prices ss s God uTths decline OF
tsc 10 1 Mixed at 5ata52iac in elevator 52isd52lc
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Ccuntra prcpertp Go Get

L. URNISHED HOUSE, all modern I'm
i proxerents (barn ana cow, 10 miles
from n. Y. near Woodside Park Station.
Greenwood LAKE, r K. healthiul loca-
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HOUSE. 10 rooms near station hot and
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TREDERlC STORM. Baysde. L. /.
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GENERAL MARNET REPORT.

CoFFEE-The market for Brazil gIowths was Gull anu
without further bus.uess. fair esfSoes Tn
loo. Ml gfaa-e quiet steady ana TN, ta-se,a
opton market SpEol quite strong and quickly aavanoi
5G1O points The fTuness however, was on! aiaS
realizing l0Vem nj by the o.a',
before AID prices broke 40a65 points at IN 10
far activity. closing ST a1y SaeS 'AoV" Ne
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6ituaiions Hlale.

WAITER and BUTTERFLY a young
w IiOllander; capable every way Will
clean windows, attend fires and be generally
useful best city reference. At CARPEN-
TER'S l0S 6th-ave.
WAITER and USEFULMAN.-By a neat
w and oblging young colored man tend
furnace city or country references. Ad-
dress WAITER, Tribune Uptown Office,
! 235 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-15

COTTON-The spot market quiet ana steaay prices
showing important change old Cotton helo lac hge
sales bales consumption since september ttilo
b@cnnnc of tho crop YEAR receipts the ports have
aggregated 7z2 53G bales comparing with llOoOI bales
for the coirespondn NJ time last season. -
Quotations based on American standard OF csssn'
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XOUNG WOMAN's CHRISTIAN ASS "
HkOORiNN
t.fr
DrcssmakiIl.

II RFSSMAKFR rrst-clsss sitter
~ and draper, late OF one OF the leading
houses; Wishes more engagements oy me
day; city reference. Address D.. 80 Bw1s
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Rooms ai,n flats Go Get.

FLATS, 2O3 west
L 23d- st.-A handsome corner nat third I;
saloon parlors all light sunny rooms no
air-shaft: 70 a lrst-class family. JaalloI'
JAYNE & CO., 254 West 2Sa-st,
HYPER nart Of No. 10 West 1tth-st TO
4 rent: VIII divide or alter 10 sur VhaH''
FERDINAND FISH 149 Broadway
X | three four rooms: all light; perfect
improvements rrnt. GA, slS.
90 someIv furni shed rooms. with bath.
EAST GOTH ST Two large. haic-
hot and cold water plenty Of closet room !
reasonable to desirable party.
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Total barr.l. ....l 55sOOo 1oI530o0 II 1902. 900
Rcfned oil dcvrlorcd Increased activity IN rho
latter part OF the week and the market closed strong
az Z "a cents per gallon at ali ports.
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fFrIATEL1. . man about 10. c. nes.
1 appoar1nce. with some knowledge % rc-
taI business for a permanent position I,
energy and tact required Apply q store
corner 4th-aye. and ldth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-15
Bcdr6 an6 Rooms.

10t WEST 3D-ST.-Elegantly furnished
~ rooms, private house large closets,
bath and every convenience superior
table references
1919 TH-ST. PSI WEST. Third floor
20 furnished rooms FOR light housekeep-
ing rent cheap.
o. MADISON AVE.-Ilsndsome suite OF
- - rooms. with priyae bath also nall
room and large room on fourth f0Or; nrst-
class board reference.
.Q21 LEXINGTON CORNER
Cr>~ IH-ST.-Pieasant room on paflOr
floor on second floor two connecting rooms,
suited 20 party OF four other desirable. wclI-
lighted rooms good table; moderate prices.