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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE oct lscotton quiet and steady MidlIns &c
Flour weak steady; Howard Street aud Western superhne
% 80 "a 10 Extra do - 40 05 0o Family DO 80 3Oa625
City Mills Superne - jO04 90 Extra do ~ 4Oa5 90 do
Rio Brands - 3Od6 25 Patapsco Superatve Patent at
81 % do Family at 81 10 wheat-Southern easier Fultz
lOdll6c Longberry 1927 ll9c Western steady and dull
No Winter Red spot and October lo4 pa lo4sc November
az O6Lc December al lose aud January 1922 n llOc
Corn-southern quiet White 50a5Sc yellow co. % S53c
Western easier and duh Mixed. spot and October ~ c non
nal lear a! sac January tsat5..e Ee95uay ~ &c
81 04c; Western White 81 g3ic do Nike. y Bic Graded
NO White 33c asked Rye him ~ O,a tvc Ray dhil
Prime Choice Western SIG J06$l1 90 Provisions steady
nn Ness Pork at sl7 90 Refined at IA. Butter
nm Western Packed l201sc Best Ron Il 100 Cream
cry 22a26c; Eggs nrn at 2la22c. Petroleum dull and
steady; Refined ~ 1s-c. Coffee steady RIO targoes
Fair lci, l6hc sugar steady a. soft at ,,e Copper,
81 % % Freghs TO Liverpool per steamer quiet and
steady Cotton 532d Flour per ton LIS asked cram 80
I.eceiptFo $4,000 bbs Wheat 10000 bush Corn $4,000
bush 5000 bush Rye 1900 bush. Shipments-Four
5000 bbs Sses-Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn $4,000 bush
BUFFALO oct. wheat-Od No. Hard dull but firm
closing ~ 42 5000 bush No HaSd sold at III yO4
No Northern at ~ 24s; No. Northern az I'll II =;
No Northern 81 IN. Winter grades quiet but firm
carloads No Red track sold az 81 IL carloads do In
store ~ 2i carloads No White Michigan o. II ID
quiet closing No Yellow az ~ hc No Yellow at
4sc; No at 4sc No at 41sc oats scarce and hrmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20

10 one aS 1898 az ma .. a. + 1851 so
~ as2s y a. 1907 Is 30 :, 81 oxs ~ d Zero ss n
81 IS il Montana Cows 1854 = IS a. 40. "a 40
eGe heaa mainly at so.n ,;;v De.
load Of Western Calves sold at i2c ana Ordinary
r'% vefs At a IS
age at 60 o5 per 100 n DO $50 n 1s q gnter;
%ss s SaT s. sss = g. 80 do ass " IS So
~. Dienbscs Dewey % Grassers 2ss H. ~ z SIC;
b. Hsrrns,on veals. 1877 n at &c: IS do 1874 N.
Mullen IL e,s,ss,s 2s7 30 e
v' shrR ~ SS IS a. s1s
pens s ~ere nos cleared POOREST sheer a
age So rs per 100 n ~ STATE Lambs, IS y. at s5 %
'1 b Gs@asa 40 Dewey Is State Sheep 20
80 State Lambs. 0l n. ut % 30 2o9 Canada Co. 1872 10
e wa.e1n % 81 sU M a. shfs o a. 1oj
n g. 80 Ohio Sheep and Lambs s2 s' a. *
Judd & buckingham 2sl Michigan Sheep, 7e. ~ at
= 49, us State Lambs rs n. 90 %: % do, 70a n
Sherman & Culver 300 Canada lambs. SO nat &c 12ls
is5 S IL at = 50 40 Ke9 s,S DO % Ih a.
g. g r ia Ohio do IS 10 n. at % 10; 81
cry and i . sas
Market steady sesse 30 100 qr Fair 70 Good Hogs
per loo 3 Il do ia no a. 80 % ss do Ia
Rough do. 100 n at IS 30; do, 230 n, at So 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.Yofk, Friday. Oct 19-BEEvES-Re Receipts were
ia 21l9 head2s direct to East side saueh
rived late In the afternoon after
There were already the wards from previous
carloads consisting OF Texans Colorados. Rangers and
Common to Fair Natives No really Prime beeVes on
sale.
The market was again TO-DAY at Just about wedne
figures without full clearance ana the . cars 10
Poor 10 Good Texans - 1898 81 10 per 100 n
siockers7 and yearngs at 81 ga - 90 SoIon pa 10
Natives at 80 JCas5 80 Bulls al = iVaSz ~ au
carload OF Montana Cows az 80 Few Stays anu oNen
were Ietaed at 93 300s4 %. -. z., II,
shipments Will include 800 Cattle In me
Holland by NJ Goldsmith 600 quarters OF osel IN the
CITY OF Richmond $50 do In the Ethiopia by Joseph
saIes-J. F. sadler Co. AS Texans, 9l2 n average.
at 81 70 per 100 ID Is do. $50 D. a. 81 so; Indiana
steers 30 n at 90 so do 1888 b. at SO 20 u DO
lies m at SO 50 Is do. 1917 u at "A 10 do 100 10 al
"A 20 Is do, 1897 H. at 81 20 ooo - -. 40 On Damn.
svlvania steers 1923 IL, az "a Il OHIO do ITO ~ ~
- So do 1880 n, % 40 - state s,ockers 40
h. at ~ 40; Yesrlings aud twoyear-od- SoZ TO- ~
Sherman & Culver: a. Texans 1o77 ~ a. 50 50; g
CO. ADO slceTs IoSS n at s. lo 70 1858 p
al 81 pa do 1909 n. 81 o5 Al do 1877 d. at g =
$ DO 1866 at "A 80 10 S CO. 1879 , 3 az - 10 sC
do 1913 D. 80 9o do; 1893 ~ as 50 q; II ONO
Steers IlG6 r. at 80 49, do 1857 H. at - 90; II 90
FOO M at - 81 stays Ii1o n at s3 30: 90 Bulls:
670als2s H. at - 1ods2 30 do l290el35o n at g 30
a. ~ iis H. r. a ats - 70 DO 1850 D. % oxen
i'i j. schan6ers 10 Rangers 1929 At 90 50 10 Ken
AZ So il do 1888 n az ~ 10; Il do l175 H. at - %
IA 49, Rosent6ai IL Ohio Steers 1863 n at -; II do
1928 II McPbrsoH 90 Virginia Steers 1873 n at 90 90
1S Do i6s AZ az q Is - chicago o0 se e 90 al
A So II 1887 n at ~ 90 IL do 1885 ~ at So 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20

ss ,ss : . .: s.; My ,I;s
show further sIanTs GvsS 5s a
5ss F.S:; ass ss; n. si
a 5s's coed Sfsif Prime ss Sl s
isaise Ordinary ieaise: Welsh, Prime 2ss s,n.
Ell Coca Ms'H 1ssy dHs'
Western dairy and factory birds iss a,;,.:
cnEEsEThe feeling was weaker tCdsy and pd prSs
while sspDer continue s"s to hold OF s ES
%eaam Fey ia So a
western ssi' caa,d %oas 90 sss sSu' Ee
change se s sso ahe' cSo 81 eu and
cenIifus.l. -. Far Reinin: 51ee; Sn'ri'"ees n
e Hss e c.ed G'1 ss enO os1s
sia"usa se Cone. N'sa ssas. i2e
icsc ll0s7eS WIZ Ezra Yellow 60 ga s.ss Extra
sTEARINEThere is continued absence q demand naed
oe oS CANINE 'ss i3 e for cS western
doing little better c nth o sn iso
Sales 100000 n. ii6a5 lsc, latter fO' 100000 f0r
ae offerings PsSsu% tonnage HER PenT.NiSS
ssS HsmSafr steam $1,000 bushels gram % pisD
private E sFRc SIT'an i%
o' te THS@ British bark Harold RS1Fsh
schooner Lizzie S James. hence TO Baltimore cement
1sc British bark Ella Moore. ST John 70 Buenos Ayfes
lumber Sl4 schooner G. Sfultzi Darian 70 Ner
York lumber Norwegian bark Sylvia Pensacola to the
Queen Cardenas TO New-york, wood, 81; sehoone, -
L. Townscnd Norfolk Aspnwa coal, 80 BRUSH DARK
faoies,de Italian 10 tine British Channel. deals. IS ;
schooner +. Il Waters hence to Baltimore, cement zoe
schooner r. s. Newman Fernand.na or Kings ferty 10
New York lumber So. free wharfage and river to"ase
TOBACCO. Steady with moderate TRANSACTION a nc o.
Zoe 40 1856 do IL 70 1se 200 DO 1897 rem
terms 80 do lss6 do IL l2e q 90 Us. aynns
10 TO 400 bales Havena. Coo to 81 10 lou 40
Sumatrs 81 % to 81 75c
WOOL-Business has been OF moderate volume the past
few days Manufacturers made several large purchases
of slight advance previous sales TeNas
Woods are firm Sales II. 900 n second Texas, 42a4se
600 second California. Al d42 1-2c 10000 do do do
didi5 900 do fine do do 52c 900 do southern
Csc 1000 do Territory 2id2se $4,000 do, a and
above fleece 33c: IS. 600 do fine deaine, 3fc IOOOO
do blood unwsshed. Csc also o. 900 10 spring Texas
1900 do black do 10000 do pulled 1000 new neeces
$50 carpet so 600 do Territory, A. 600 do second
do IS 600 noils COCO do cames hair noils 5000 do
lap waste bales East India aud 40 do Basadad, on
private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO Oct. 19.-Catte-Receipfs last q hours were
1876 Total for the week thus FAR IL 40 For same
time 765 Consigned through 65 carloads all
York carloads on sale all common cattle
market dull and unchanged.
sheep-Receps - hours 200 head Total for
far $4,000 For same time last week 1890
through IL carloads OF which TO New York 70
lower Common to Prime 81 % "a 90
81 jOos5 so Good TO Choice s. O0a5 go. Canadian lambs
s. J0d5 6j.
Hogs-Receips - hours ss75 head Total for
the thus far - 625 For time last week 90 100
Consigned through IS % Of which TO 80
carloads sale market lower MIXED Pigs and Light
Medium Weights 80 1906 90. Rough IS 00d5 20 stays
81 OOd 30 all offerings taken.
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards. Oct l9-"The Drovers
Journal reports CattleRecepts 10000 head shipments
$500 steady Choice Beeves 80 Is steers SO 10
- 90 stockers aud Feeders 81 40 COWS Bulls and
Mixed 81 1908 o. Texas Cattle 81 o5as TO- Western
Hogs3Receipis $4,000 head shipments 5000; market
lower Mixed - 3j 20 Heavy 80 asa 81 Light 80 80
as so. Skips az f0dj 10
sheep-Receipfs 1000 head shipments $500 market
steady Natives Inferior TO Prime. 80 O0a4 10. Western
shOr 80 Oq3 80 Texans Shorn 81 Oj03 40 lambs - %
0J 90
ST LOUIS Oct 1s-Catile-Reccipts lO00i shipments
$500 steady. Choice Heavy Native Steers - 90
IS SO Good Native Steers 81 400 90. Butchers
Steers Medium Choice - 30 40 stockers and Feeders
Fair 10 Good 81 l0a3 %. Rangers. Conted 80 oOo4 20
Hogs~Receipt- S7Oo head shipments $500 market
dull Choice Heavy and Butchers. Selections . 10 90 80
Ordinary 10 Best 50 4065 IS.
sheep-Beceips blank shipments blank market strong.
Fair 10 Choice 80 OOdi 40
Horses Receipts blank shipments blank. Texans and
indians in carloads t20d {33.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20
WOOL MARKETS.

LONDON Oct ls-At a meeting OF the Colonial Wool Me-
chants decided that the brokers
shoud accept bids Of I'D at the series II
ses The opinions buyers the question much
divided there idea OF overrung this decision.
PHILADELPHIA lsThe wool market is in improved de-
following Ohio, Pennsylvania and,
West Virginia Xxx and above, 3ia32c 70 SOC medium
"a CSC Sac New York Michigan, Indiana and
Western fine XXX 26a 2sc medium, 80 a34c
32 ad33c Washed, conbng and delaineFine washed de-
1ane and Xxx 80 35c medium, washed, combng and de-
ane a37c washed combng and deaine "a d3sc
Canada washed combng 33c tub washed choice, 30
Ace fair 35c coarse 800 3c Medium unwashed comb
ing and deane 2702se coarse do 70 ore Bright m
washed clothing and XN 20 22c meum, 90 121c;
coarse 26d27c: dark earthly unwashed clothing. l4a lsc
medium II 22c 20 2c Eastern Oregon nne lOD
lie medium IL a2oc coarse 1926 Valley Oregon line,
10 2Oc medium 20 Doe 22d2oc. New Mexican
and Colorado fine l5alsc carpet wool. l3al4c
BOSTON Oct l9There has been hrmer 10 the prices
of fleece wool and higher been obtained
cases vale OF $50 900 pounds 0f Ohio and above
made al 32c aud sellers OF under 2ic and
XX il In demand 80 Michigan heecs - 300
and line Of choice wool about 10000
kinds washed resces
very small aud holders indifferent about selling At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-with the eNcep"on
Up river hard. a SOasS Is; SrO'0n;. ,ys eist
Trenton and PSsdeiphis Front s25as2s Hsye5ssw,
hard. Is 50de0 per 1000. snoat; Fishkiis go N
Jerseys a. 2JdSJ %: Rosendaie Cement 81 V's ~
per bb American Portland 81 l5as2 81 ingin i 10Y
land SO 20a82 80 German Portland s2 5Oes- oo ,'osH
land Common Lime 81 per Dbl and do finishing 81 ~
State Common Lime Soc and do hnishing - ~
Ground, Soc Lath s2as2 Is per lOVo' ooa's AA"'i'
2SeSOc per bushel Cattle Hair. 1sd20c' ..,.. -
CoFFEE-Braz grades the spot ruled vas,es. an"
prfces reduced Lac, with moderate puSness
ported Fair esrgCes quoted lee siss for NO and
a SIC for No T. Mid grades have modet4ae ac PAM
st steady prces Sales 1000 peus Esst dna,ai nv de-
cdediy weak feeling today leading 20 heavy r%nne
snovenent From the very start the bears oegah hahne
ms and at length prices broke 30a so points most
On late delivcses Toward the close sngnrS
xennr~r developed and there recovery OF w.
points leaving on however barely steady .aDe az az
xfees are conflicting Rio is reported hrm az soir Sd
vance while Havre Hamburg show suostsnliat ae
cline which the main cause OF the depfesso" he'e
or ba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20

the Produce Exchange today he Buffer marie, was
Common eG% sf % FAIR s Eggs steady
e. ssd O. 4s bush os. sa 70
Rye spss 30 RS So d pSrs steady sso a
S S : Short cs rs at s on e T ass
Il ~ f sae 81 steady o' Fancy pn"
pn Il S S p ssa and Is % S
receipts 1000 g'S stead, sgss sa p1 Az
DETROIT, Oct ls-wheat-No, White, cash los4c; No
Red cash and october loss SOsemoer lOs'.c December
No wS My % ReceptsWhea s. 500 1000
bush. Oats y 500 bush
Corn HDl aHii 10 % Mixed quiet No
Mixed 2Sc bid.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct -wheat-sample tables were not
well supplied win sample grain and t better inquiry .s
market quiet sellers holding higher prices receipts
2 5 Sa a S1s or se 81 No SSPn
December q DO May 81 ic On laeE = oa ra aI
MnwArKEE. Oct ls.-FiOur quiet. Wheat steady;
s So oas quiet let ~ White Rye
&c Barley gas' 5o No s at sS &C. s So So
Butter steady Pa hsyo. Is Zoe Egg higher
Flour 900 bbls Wheat 50 900 bush Barley $4,000 bush.
shpmepts-Four 10000 bbls. Wheat $500 bush Barley
pKon1. Oct ls-ccrn steady. High Mixed 4lhs4ihc;
10 Mixed = hss White q o Rye " Snei
No 2 5sS5sec Whisky cd firm Wines 81 = Spirits 1t
Rye $500 bush shipments 5000 bush oats $4,000
bush Rye $500 bush.
PHILADELPHIA Oct ls-Four continued dull with no
onotabe change in prices supplies light market quiet
Western aud Pennsyyana suPertne So 50 - 10 Do DO
pennsyvaua Family IS OOds5 rs Pennsylvania Roller
PROCESS IS 80 SIS % ohio Clear s. g as IS do Straight
as % Indiana Clear 50 20 50 20 do Straight - 10
as rs Indiana. Clear 50 25as5 Is do Straight s. 75S
sG15 st Louis and Southern illinois, Clear IS 2o0$5 15 Do
10 Straight IS Is So Winter Patent, Fair Choice
81 % dSf25 Minnesota Clear S. 80 % do Straight
al q 81 20 for Choice Weat-Market opened i &c
hvhe but the advance and let OF weak at
at Yesterdays closing rates export demand continued
light. No 2 Delaware Red sold on track at ll2c
I~r,deI in EXPORT elevator lllc No Red for October
io5 i a iO6c do November lo6t lo6ac do December
i0sl lOSsc: do January ll0d lOc Rye steady at zoe
for 10 2 Pennsylvania Corn-Prices Of options ruled
steady under moderate offerings spot lots firm and steady
No q High Mixed In grain depot BE No Mixed in export
elevator 81 nc held 52c No Mixed for October 81 a
ii &C. do November 5O050lc do. December 462041c do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20

No white sold at s2'.c No. White .. 2lhsslJc No
steady with demand Canal eights qniet wheat S'Cj
Corn Size. Eecspts.four $500 po'I Is T,our i5 ~
SSls wheat 500 bush. Corn 1000 BUSH B Canal
Wheat s6 900 bush 10000 bush Oats $1,000 bush
BosroS Oct l9-Flour nat but steady; Common Extm
a 1904 rs Spring Patents Choice TO Fancy soS5 20
Corn veal easier steady No. White 3ltd5slc;
n" whit. seis as6 &c No White 34a35c shorts arm
se 75aI70o Old Mes. Pors sle % Extra BRINE r
Western Extra Creamery Eastern Extra Creamery
2jc Cheese steady Eggs steady Eastern Extras &c
Michigan Extras 20 Western Frsrs at l9c Receipts
Flour 500 bbs 1900 sacks Corn l6COO bush Oais
Al 900 bush. Shorts 234 tons
lQ--Th leading futures ranged as oloWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20

rro1-p ASD MFAIS-FLOUR-Buyer still have the
tdvantage and occasional sales show further slight
Feline with free offerings The movement however Is
e, Icb for tho day with exporters Indifferent Sales
Is 500 bbs "a 200 bills for EXPORT. including LOO 66s
oy Fxtra AT AZ 60ds4 o5 Q 400 bbls City NILS IS 15a
X so for West indies 500 bbls Minnesota Extra 80 60a
K IS and Fancy 81 4ods7 70 400 bbls Winter Wheat
Extra "a oO0s7 $50 bbs Supertne, SO 35Q$4 10 and
Loo b6s Fine 60 eoass so Quotations c5y MIL u
fow Extras SO 60ds4 %; Winter Wheat. low grades,
q eoasi 25 Fair to Choice. 81 S5ds6 Fancy sc 1oG
Very Choice Very Fancy 60 ssas7 Minnesota Spring
I've Mixtures 81 50ds5 rs; straghts, Poor to Fancy,
q 5oGs7 Patents Ordinary 70 Very Choice, sc 15as7 IS
b.tents Fancy 81 4Ods7 rs Superfne. Spring and
Winter 8 s5ds4 IS Fine g eos.s 80 Market closed
,esyy Sales 500 bbls shipping grades SO ooas4 20
Trade and Family Extras 81 35as6 10 Patents $685..
- BITCKWHEAT FLOUR-Qucted at 50 40as3 10 9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20

corroN-The spot market made further sisns i yam
49, and prices show advance OF 1-lCe with uEn'
,Sade Old cotton held Lac hghe5 sales s aesipst
consumntion Port receipts, sous oacs' ssaAi@s
~ sa h,les Tor this last week ana Al 800 oaes w
tpis day last year Since september (,he oesans, ed
al the port nave dss
ineoe "a bales comparing with 1.37o29o bales or Inc
Corresponding time last season ..a..a n, oi..sin.
ouaia.ions are based American standard OF es"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20
PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Oct 1880 D. m.-Beef-In fair demand.
Pork-In demand Hamsfn fair demand. Bacon In fair
demand CheeseIn fair demand Tall0wIn fair demand.
spirits Of turpentne fair demand Rosin-In BAR demand
Iar-Spot and poor demand Whest-In de-
mand new No. Winter duh at IS 2 I'D No Spring
dull 2ld Flour-In fair demand Corn-spot and fi-
tures-In demand mixed Western. December steady
4s I'D Hops Lond0nNew York SafeIn good demand,
Provisions refrigerator beefForeqnarters BID
hindquasters, 3 Lsl per H.
LONDON Oct lS-Calcutta nseed. s3s cd per quarter
nseed cake 81 per ton inseed 2Os ri per sperm
oil a42 SAB per spirits Of urpentfne 3is 81 per
ProvisonsAmercan refrigerator bee-Forequarters Is sd
hindouarters "a 1Od per lbs by the carcass.
ANTWERP oct ls-wcoxs Lard closed 1913 francs per 100
kil0s.
ANTWERP Oct l9-Petroleuns-Fine pale American. 20
81 centimes paid aud 20 francs % cenmes sellers
BREMEN oct Petroleum-s marks 10 pienngs
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Countrp propertp % fet

r, URNIsHED HOUSE, all modern i'm
rom n Y. near W0odside PARK. Station,
Greenwood Lake, r. K 4; healthfu loea-
aon rent low TO good tenant Address Box
81, Tribune once.
EOR RENT-In Roseville near Easi
L Orange the new 3 story ana extension
rick, bay-w.ndow dwellings; rooms sep,
MODERN Improvements; elevation $50 Zee,
lDove tide water select locality ana near
Rosevllle-ave station d. l.. and W. X II,
Y trains daily. and IS minutes 70 ,N NyuMN
D. TOPPIN, R0seville-ave., or Z. f.. BOND
4 CO.. 7Y1 Brosd-st.
IERSEY PINEs.-To let at Manchester.
IN. j.. eight miles south OF Lakewood by
ell two houses OF 3 and 10 rooms besuu-
ul lake balmy air $3.50 each per annum.
Address T. w. TORREY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20

Flour auet and easier: Patents So 75d7 90 a Bakers
in sacks "a 75 as %; Winters in barrels So 50d5 10
Cash quotations follows No Spring wheat 81 %
ll 10 No 3 Spring Wheat 0d95c No. Red 81 W az
Al 10 No Corn 43sc No, oats "a NC Nc2 Bye 66iqc
10 Barley nominal No. Flax Seed at 81 81. Prime
Timothy seed nominal Mess Pork at SIS % per Dbl Iard
IS s5ds72 per 100 d. short RIP Sides loose Y. oVmSo
boyed ~ 5Oas 10 whskey distilers finished goods 81 20
per gallon sugars-Cut Lot sf@sRc; ofAn"A'eo 'sc )
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20
Furnished 6cnses hDante6.

A FULLY furnis shed house. central loca-
"A ton; plenty OF running water: rental
cot 70 exceed 600 or s22S per month Ad-
ress Mrs COOKE. 226 West 69th-st-
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New Cotton
STAINED.

Good Ordinary 89-1e Low, Middling S zig
go, Good ordinary Ia Middling y 10
The temper the options was again quite strong ~
svmpathy with better foreign advices fces arr
points higher speculation reached very iar 49,
fae The close, however was barely stesoy' suns
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Rooms an0 flats 60 Get.


A -GORHAM APARTMENTS.
Ais East 19th-st.. corner Broadway, con
slsting Of paF.or, bedroom and bath. unfur-
,ished with heat, light and attendance
restaurant. ID. EDGAR CLOSE
A -o34 AND 2s6 EAST l1sTH.sT.-
a Choice fats all latest improvements
i've and six rooms ana bath private
balls: psrior and main halls finished with
handsome cabinet work ha Is heated neigh
tofhood unexcepticDab!e; rent, 81, sx..
FEW MORE OF the newly decorated
N 81 CRESCENT" apartments 70 let. APP
ply 70 HARDMAN, PECK & CO.. Plano
WercrOoms. 1856 5th-ave.
A FEW nice single improved brick fats /
n almost like private house; excellent
neighborhOod halls carpeted electric bells
and doOr-openers 90 minutes 10 Bridge
ga and si5 LADD & co, 1898 Full
Sn-st
A NEATLY furnished parlor 20 let for
IA lectures or clubs. 230 West 36th-st-
reasonable.
A PAYMENTS TO let, and complete hand
"A some modern furniture for sale. The
&aplton. 12e West 129th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER oct l9-The printing cloth market continues
very 1915 for 81 spots and
tracts 10 60xj6 cloths with the chief inquiry for
odd goods OF all descriptions.
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GrIp Wamteo.
Dressmakinq.

n RESSMAKER- BY . frstclass nt,sP
~ and draper late OK one oi the leading
houses; wishes more engagements by tia
day city reference. Address D.. go West
23d-si
nRESSMAKER-- BY dressmaker from
OParis makes stylish dresses al si0. tea
gowns az moderate nprice guaranteed ur~~
class WORK Address 1873 West i0th-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.

CHARLESTON. Oct l9.--Turpentine firm at AZ &c.
SAVANNAH oct. l9.-Turpentine firm az 43c.
WILMINGTON, oct. ls.-Turpentine firm at 43c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20
Gorses and Carriages.

---|->--
LNOR SALE.-Doctor's complete rig az
L saCrihce new last month wagon guar
anteed for q year.
Address
DR.. b., $50 East T2dst.
TRUCKING (bonded and free). The sub
scriber has ,sc lities 10. handling large
quantities OF goods; also trucks and horses
TO let by the day, week or month. Address
y. NJ. GARRETT, stable, 6SI Washington
ST., or office, Cunari Wharf. foot OF Clark
son-st., N. r
w ANTED. Good. reliable family horse
w must be able 20 road eight miles an
hour and keep It up reasonable price. Adj
dress W. D., Tribune ONCE.
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THE MANCHESTER MARKET.
MANCHESTER l9.-Cloths irm but quiet. Yarns 6rm
with sellers asking an advance.
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.

% CLINTON PLACE.-Iiandsomely iur-
C~ nished parlors large and small rooms
steam heated; refined home reasonable
nrices
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HAVANA. Oct ls-spanish gold 2Ssstd2+o Exchang
quiet
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miscellaneous.


YOUNG lady Of experience and ability
n desires to give instruction In drawing
private lessons TO q few pupils ~ their own
homes; days Tuesdays and Fridays Al
dress j. +. l.. Tribune once.
-WM. l.. HARTUNG, ACCOUNTANT
n. AND AUDITOR. IS AND 81 vESEY.
ST (Tclephone Murray -lls)
NOR sALE-DAKERY. Inquire $50
i sth-aye.
DUPILs received in drawing and painting
Il and decorative art at the studio OF Mr--
Amos and Miss Cook. l6 East 2sd-st. also
orders taken for artistic and decorative
work.
XN ANTED.-A house 70 care for by
w small American family who have had
care Of . house oil Murray Hin for Tie past
six month"; inquire - ~ East S1tkeb