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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-09

III OUSE-Gentleman and wife want by
IL Oct. l, Il seven to eight room house or
flat well located, with modern conveniences;
no children. Address Wisconsin Central
railway, I73 East Third ST., NJ. p Barry. 253
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-09
DYE WORKS.

n l.. JAMESON CO.'S Steam Dye
~. Works-Gents' clothing a specially.
Lace curtains cleaned or dyed in all shades
to look like new, at IA West Sixth ST.. st.
Paul. Mimi. 134s
AIDES, you can get your old straw and
IL felt hats reshaped, dyed and pressed on
the new fail and winter fashionf. 30i. West
Third st 203-2j4
4 ADi...-. You can get your faded ostrich
IL frhliess renewed and equal to new:
. Ia idsd ST. 2oS-2oA
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-09

nRESSMARE R-First-class waist fin
IL Usher; Monday, at Mrs. Munroe's, 81
East Seventh st
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-09

HOUSE-Wanted, nicely furnished house
IL in good location with baIn; small
family. Address l. lO3, Globe 253
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-09

HOUSE-A well furnished house, with
IL all modern Improvements, until May L;
references; central location. Address "a,
Globe. 253
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-09
BOARD WANTED.

ROARD-A young lady wants room and
boarding house. M Sd, Globe. 253
DOARD-Lady and invalid daughter de-
ID sire two rooms; one sunny, airy, on first
floor and tirst-class board, in quiet, nice
family. and neighborhood not far from Wind
sor hotel; references required; only pleasant
people need apply. Address, Immediately,
Lock Box, 406, Hutchinson. MINI. 253
DOARD-Y Young married couple desire
ID board and room by Oct. l in strictly pri-
yate family; must be good residence locality:
st. Anthony hill preferred. Address +. L.,
Globe. 253
DOARD-Room and board in a private
- German family; references required.
Address V. Globe. 253
DOARD-Widower with one small male
I'D child wants board with family where
child can have care. M so, Globe. 253
DOARD-Gentleman and wife would like
ID ~ or l o'clock dinners in or near Park
place for the winter. Address X 26, Globe.
251-53
BOARD AND ROOMS-Wanted, by q
ID young man and sister, rooms and board
In respectable family; references ex-
changed. K 100, Globe. 253
D. DOM AND BOARD-Two ladies want
IL place to room and board; location
central; terms moderate. Address S 4,
Globe. 253-254
WANTED in exchange for new up-
w right piano first-class table board for
gentleman and wife; central location de.
sired. Address J.. N, Globe. 253
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-09
WANT TO RENT.

HOUSE-Wanted to rent, from oct. to
l. May L, a small plainly furnished, warm
house; house must be within fifteen minutes
walk Of Drake block. c. S. Mould, 454 Drake
block. 253
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-09

OFFICES-Manufactu company want
" suite of offices permanently; will pay in
company's stock; guarantee dividend. AID
dress Sc, Globe. 25O-53
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-09

TTPHOLSTERERS- upholterers and
u ten lounge makers wanted at once at
Mcleod Smiths, 900 and Gil Sixth av.
southeast Minneapol
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-09

STORES-To rent two stores Eau Claire,
~ Wis, best desirable location in the city
for groceries, boots and shoes or clothing,
with fixtures, counters and shelves included
at reasonable terms; Eau Claire has popu.
lation of %, 600; good numbering and manu-
featuring town, surrounded by good farm
ing. country. Address Alfred Kahn, Eau
Claire, Wis. 253
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-09

HOUSE-Wanted to rent a small furnished
Ii house; hill preferred: small family;
state rent and location. Address D. Globe.
2EI-E3
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-09

DRESSMAKER-W Wanted, an apprentice
- to learn dressmaking; one who wishes
TO earn her living by the trade. II. L. De
Long room AZ Manheimer block.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-09

D OOMS-Two furnished front rooms for
IL ladies or gentlemen up stairs. Call at
427 Oak st. $3.50
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STORES-Two good stores, corner De-
good tenants. Apply 468 jackson st. 253
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
NEale.--COntinued.

CALESMAN-Wanted salesman for dry
~ goods business; must be a frst-class
seller. For particulars inquire at 309 East
Seventh St.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-09

TREASURER-A treasurer for show COM
L pany; must have about $500 cash: to
right party will give interest i'll company;
Treasurer Globe. 2o3
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-09

EIGHTH ST, 229-Very desirable I'M
IL furnished connecting front rooms for
private family; pleasant and convenient
location 253-254
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12

PRODUCE MARKET
LIVERPOOL Oct 1880 p. m.-Beef-n fair demand Pork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12

FLUCTUATIONS IN STOCKS.

Thursday, Oct lip N.
The stock speculation to-day was duh, and the
recorded transactions amounted only TO 10000
shares. In the early day the variations IN
values betrayed feverish tone in that specu-
lativc buying was held in allegiance by tie IN
certainty Of what the Boston market might do
Hence, after an opening that generally was at
prices higher than those Of last evening, values
yielded some fractions TO an assault The de-
cline. however, was small, and the recovery
quickly followed ~ it came 10 be
known that Boston was all right; that
Atchison had not broken al the banks and was
steadily recovering from yesterdays bear at
tack. more confident tone was developed on the
part Of buyers. and a less confident one on the
TART al the raiders of values. SUI The nark-t
was inactive, and values hardened or SMALL trans
actions. Nearly all stocks give final gains on
Yesterdays closing prices. But the greatest adj
vance Is with those which yes crday suffered tnt
most AtchiS0n closes is higher than yes
terday's first sale in this market, and NeW-Lng-
land closed 5-s higher than las evening and
only So lower than yesterdays opening
price. Lake Shore was conspicuous IN making
nnal gain of ] 80 per CENT and dcspiscd
St Paul establishes a gain of l2 after sell
ing at yesterdays best figures. Among the low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATrrREs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


speculative market for ali kinds OF cereals presented
strong contrast yeseriay the excited dealings o. the
last two weeks The market generally was featurecss
and business was dull Throughout. with intervals OF
lieness In the wheat pit The wheat market opened
with somewhat weaker tone, with prices from Is to
IA cents below Wednesdays closing. December opening
az 81 10 ana May at al L. and at declining TO 81 II IL
and 81 10 "a rospecv ". During the later dealings
ONered considerable extent thls Giving better t9he
o market. prccs Neei from IS To 5 u
cents per Oushe Dec mber re chng 81 10 Ia an bsy
81 20 10, tbc hGncs. f-urIs o the day, ana clJsng
~ f-4a2-S below those prices The ii3ns1ctOAs
I'm options gaeI 400 900 bushels the clos NJ price,
being rs follows OctOb r, 81 ~ u.s. NOyemD'r ,
spot wheat advanced In sympathy With me speculative
deal plies rising from sci IA cntS higher vita
only mOicr4ts business. which all on home raie
orders.
The market was featureess and the trading was
dull throughout al hOugh there stronger tone I'M
parted to sllngs by Western disp tehes. which
reported Improvement demand Opt ons opened
le03o above Hednes iays closing prices aud made FUR
thcr alliances Of loo2 cent sing steady az the best
bushels follows: October, - 81 November, 50 IL:
December So 3 $; Janu ry 40 3s. and May, az IL.
oats were ffaeuonay nisher but the trailing was ghL
tic total s. eculatye d"dlcs aggregang only $4,000
bushels Spot oats were hrncr ana orately active.
Following are the closing prices Of the options Octo-
per, 20 10; November, 81 81; December, 81 rs Janu.
Larl was dull throughout xhbited a weaker tone
Inc borrowing a. e the closing prices; October, % 40;
February 10 81 March, - Sc APRIL 50 So ami May
s. 81.
The recepts -four and grain reported Yesterday a.
New-lofk- Baltimore Philadelphia an1 Boston were as
follows: Wheat $3.50 bushels corn. 3f4.73 bushels
l25 S37 bushels total gram 500 bushels -four
40Sl2 packages a. Chic g. Milwaukee ana ST. Louis
ne arrivals were: wheat lYOOi5 bus els 3l2764
oats 2s66lY bushels; total grain, 74s4s bush
els Hour, 39,fi3 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12

priced stocks, Oregon Short Line rose with small
SAYS TO "a l-2 bid. The whole market closed
quiet and strong
We hear much complaint Of scarcity Of
stocks 10 speculate in. New-York Central Lake
Shore, Northwestern. Rock Island, Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, and others OF the old
time active stocks have been nearly withdrawn
from the Street that they are, stocks, practi-
cally out Of the speculative swim. There
fore, with any activity attention must turn to
lower-prced shares which have a prospect
Among the stocks which promise to be active IN
the near future is that of the Toledo, Ann Arbor
and North Michigan Railway. listed yesterday.
The capital stock is s., 300, coo. The company
owns PAS miles Of road extending from Toledo,
Ohio 10 Cadillac. Michigan. and BRANCHES Inc
per cent bonds of the company were listed over
one year ago. and now rule in the market ABOUT
102. In 1887 the company earned a small sur
plus on its first charges. In the nine months
and one week OF this year its gross earnings
gave an increase OF s99,463 or &c per cent, nearly
all OF which gain is due to the development OF
business the older portion OF the road, as me
extensions were not opened for business uIl
the middle Of August. Allowing Tor proper
tomato increase for the remainder OF the year
and 60 Il per cent for operating expenses the
net earnings for the year should be nearly per
cent the capital stock
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
The Treasury purchased only SCI 5000 bonds,
all l-2s at los IL The rejected offers IN
cludcd 1900. 900 Is at 1875 -, 100000 at
% "a and s., 600, 0O0 at 1919 l-2al 20 81, ana
$500 600 l-2s at los 3-4al09. In the local
market the IS were weak down TO 1928 Is. The
closing quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12

Provisions easier Moss Pork a 81 90 bnlkmeats loose
baeonSh0nlders i0sic Clear Rib Sides llte Hams l3b
l3se Igrd-Rsincd az II c Hurf active firm Western
Packed l2al7c Best Roll i6a lsc. Creamery 22aa4c
Eggs frmer q ia0g2c Petroleum steady Refined 7slc
,on.e hrn RIO SorEoes Fair az l1.; sugar hrm "A Soft
a. Ie Refined firm i6qi6lsc Whisky steady at
81 20 % Freigu- 70 Liverpool per steamer dun Cotton
I'd Flour q sd Grain a. Recepts-Four 10000 bbs
What 10000 bush. Corn $4,000 bush. Oats 1000
Rye 700 bush. -hipmcnts-FlOur 5000 bhls.
bush. sales-Wheat CO 900 bush Corn - 900 bnsh.
BUFFALO oct. ll-Wheat-No l Hard quiet but firm
carloads sold NJ ~ a., closing OF 81 ~ New No Hard
here New No Northern closed ~ Al 81 u No Northern
az ~ % No. Northern AZ II p IA Winter grades strong
with holders firm 90 outside quotations carloads % No
Red track sold % ~ 6a H. No Red In store at al Is
a. JIG 5000 bush Of No Rcd sold al 81 O2s No. White
Michigan al Al 1871 H.. Corn dull and nominal but clos
higher No yellow Sic No Yellow 5O4c; No jOs,c;
No 49c and firm No White 81 q ~
SIC No. hife 3OLc No Mixed 2Sc track
good demand no Canada 96 a91c Ne Canada 009slo;
NO Extra - No. state 9Oc Micn S2c Western
No Extra zoe Rye nominal Flour iirn and unchanged.
Canal fIrghts strong wheat 3ac Corn 3ic Receipts
Flour 80 900 nbs Wheat 10000 bush Corn 273OO0 bush.
ShpmensBy Rail Flour 81 900 bDls. Wheat 10000 bush
Corn 900 bush. oats 10000 bush. By Canal Wheat
10000 bush. Corn 100000 bush. oats $4,000 bush.
CHICAGO Oct 1.-The leading futures ranged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12

TTH-AVE. 136-A beautiful store. double
u windows and fixtures: see IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12

In State issues the business was covered BY
sales Of Louisiana consol As at 81 "a, ana len
nessee settlement IS at 80 or city panh stochs'
Mechanics sold go at / 20 II.
The general market for railway bonds was only
moderately acys but it ws t Kansas E apd Txas
issues were strong: 5s at 80 IS at 60, and as
at 92 l-2. Wabash, Chicago div Ision were aeuve
at 50 l-4as9 ga. Fort Worth and Denver hrsts
sold up 10 93 Mobile and Ohio general Is were
strong at AZ. Richmond and West Point 6S
were active at 9s l-Sa9S ID. Reference IS mace
TO our full report Of bond sales.
Exchange Cotton Seed oil certificates sold
lI.2OOJ at 46 l-sa4 : l-2a47 3-s, Chicago ana
Atlantic Beneficiary n,30Oj at 80, MeNlcah
National Construction 100 at 20a2y IA. Lehlgh
and Wilkesbarrc Coal li0Ol al so - GeoI4ld
Pacific frsts -, 600 at 0s IA, ana western
Union 5s $4,000 at 96a95 "a.
Money ruled at 21-2a2 per cent, with ? IL
per cent the more common rate OF the two closeu
offered at IL per cent J.. - 30
The Clearing House statement today was az
follows: Exchanges, Sl2s,2OO,425; balances
me Sn6-Treasurv to-day was debtor at the
Clearing House -. 1903. Its net loss on bll-
dnce was 81 3OJ.513. made up by losses OF ." -
s34 currency and 81 ,04167g coin. The opera
tons covered: Receipts >, Il "'oE' pa5 Iicnis,
sIOs2SG5: resulting IN a general balance o!
sis5.5oG. 80. consisting of 81 G0,5G9244 coin and
Sl6,Os6ss6 currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day $4,000 National bank notes los
redemption. .o,.ooo -, A.,
internal revenue receipts were Sl36,O9o.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash ON hand and deposits II bank compares with
The figures Of the last previous statement as
fellows ,o o...Ao-, :, n,-,.o,oos
Net gold hand Sl9I 800 80 ~; a. ~ ga
Net silver or nd 5'ooo'43V o''oo''''i D'0 'i''0o
Net legal tenders ar 600 Inc 90,
Oh hand--...-- oc'04o'OVi o0'''''-'' N-@" 1900
Actual cash IN
Treasy vaults
OutstandS 80 oco -, N no ~ $50 on
ceItilcdtcs-..--- e-fsU-u'oo0 -4~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12
COTTON NARKErs-BY rl.l,s,iB,pH.

LrvERPoo- Oct ia p. m.Cotton-The sales Of the day
included 200 bales American Futures closed steady Up
lands Low Mddng clause, october delivery 3564d buy
ers october and November delivery, 22Gld buyers .
November and December delivery. IS sd sellers Deem
Der January delivery l76d sellers January Feb
ruary delivery, lT6id sellers February and March de-
livery, 1854 buyers April and May delivery. 2I-6
buyers May and June delivery, 2i-6td.
GALVESTON oct. fI-COttOG quiet. M<dling. 3.i6 Low
Mding, Ills Good Ordinary, = net and receipts
Gaq3 bales exports Great Britain, J,oJ1 bales 2
bales stock. g. $50 bales.
NORFOLK, oct ll-cotton easy Middlng Ga net
ccss 81 1872 bales gross JS22 bales exports eOastwisf
LAG bales sales. 1880 bales stock 2J.372 bales.
SAVANNAH oct. ll.-Cofton dull Midding 81. Low Md
ding. - Good Ordinary. ~ net and receipts. 5l31
bales exPors coastwlse, J2i3 bales Sales $50 bales
stock, 6s.326 bales
CHARLESTON oct. 1l.-COtton quiet. Midiing net and
3SJ5 bales coastWise ~
sales 1900 bales stOca, 1876 bales.
NEWDRLEANs. oct il.-Cotfon steady Mldiiing 2 SIG.
Low MiddlEg. 1916. Cool Ordinary rs net receipts
Csc bales goss receipts 2S airs exports be Con.
tnent 1000 bales cOas;wse A. $50 bales SHES 200 bales
stock, So 80 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct 11-Apprehension Of a squeeze in
he December option secunilIg more and more
settled. December wheat Wednesday GIT on the
curb sold at 81 H. 1t opened in the morning at
II u; FL moment touched ~ II B.. for another
moment al II rs ID and then closed at 81 1913
That made range 0f Eve cents for ID day. huctua ion
that at any time within the last three year, would
have turu'd ihings upside down. accustomed
now however, have Spectators become to This
sort Of violence that they uttered hariig any
ncut, simpy calling 60 "a Hutchinson market
The apl elensiOn OF a squeeze III December had The
effect during the day OF starring great many shorts
of all sorts to covering Their alarm wa NOT aliayed
by the almost tn.tan aueOus advance OF
pieces az Duluh from II 20 10 81 81
TOR December. The May option here
a. the Opening was on cent p.emitm the be-
cembcr. Al tho close Ia one ccLi di count.
Naturally 10 should De about cents over December.
The unnatural relationship IS sign Of the extraOr
binary alarm Of December shorts, In the pi' the
alarm was mostly over the persistent buying b.
hutchinson but. large buy Ing hy Jones, Kcnnctt
& Hopkins Is set down as for Cammack there Is
double anxiety.
November corn kept all the session between 45 II
and 90 CENTS closing az tho top. his pit. roo. was
declared to be under the Hutchinson influence At
46 cents for November. HucklnsOns Wpr sentatiyes
appeared willing 10 sell In any SIZED lois. but az thai
figure little could be GOT OIL The receipts were AZ
cars little above the expec tatons; the estimates for
Friday 5I5.
on the curb December wheat sold at 81 II, and
May at 81 10.
PRODUCE MARKET
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1880 p m-Beef-In fair demand Pork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12

In tair demand Hams-rn iair demand Baecnfn fir e.
nand long clear steady fes short clear duh a. ass 81
Chcese-In demand. Tsilow In BAR demand SPrs o
ine-In ar demand os'ui ~ "a, " len.na and S,'osr
dun at 4gs cd November end Defender. dn AZ 4gs OF
No spring firm at ss I'd Four-ln iar demand eorn
sr ev Al a. 81 October steady Nd November steady
af IA nd December steady - 3D. Hops at Lcndon-Sev
York state-In good demand oo..xc,,,,x-
LONDON 11-Renned peroleifsn 5ledd1 " 100 PEI
gallon spirits Of turentne. BIS 81 PER cs~ caeu~ nhsee"
ASrwEaP Oct liwlcoxs lard closed at 100 francs per 100
kilOs. a,
francs for both paid and sellers
BREaEv oct ii-Petroleum-s marks piennigs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12
THE PETROLEUM MARhET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF Pr

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil market opened fairly active yesterday az
90 10 cents an advantage OF as above Wednesdays
closing figures There free buying by Western
houses and covering shorts, features which created
hardening tendency. While there little OF any
importance from the wells sun did Of de-
cidedy bush tendency and this together with the firm
exhibited throughout day created general conl
GeDce 10 the situation and general impression that an al
IN prices may be looked for The fluctuations were
confined 70 limits the being % oc ara
60 rs fairly active AMI the marke,
closed finn az 81 IL only is below the highest
figures OF the dsy.
no range OF prices and the dealings fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12

Hams ga 5o9le 90, Pork Mess sls 20 % DO Prime
NeSs New s6 90 do Family -is 5Oa2e 90 Hans
SMOKED per H. i3 15c do = Cured, IN terces 2e
do do N salt. 1OLc Sides Cieor Ribbed smoked ne
ehoulders in dry sa fully cured c do do smoked;
Zoe shoulders pickle cured. &c do, do smoked lQ1l0rc
Belics In pickle lie do Breakfast Bacon IL Ia l2c
Lard steady city Refined SlI sou IL % steam at 81 %
Butchers loose +ii JOd ~ 10 Butter steady Penryvania
Creamery Extra Creamery Extra lbzaiIc;
b q and Y Y Creamery Extra at i7c Western Factory
IL 1l2c. Eggs arm Penn-y wanna
Frsts % = &c Western Frsts Is Glg Cheese steady
Cream 9d3i4c; Ohio Flats, Choice . &c no.
Fair 10 Prime sdsc sugar-Rchned firm Powdered 100
Grnnuatcd Z re- Feed steady Winter Bran GIG SOC 20
kecepts-FOnr bbls Wheat 1920 bush Corn II 700
bush 80 300 bush. Slpments-Wheat @,oOV Oush.
Corn 200 bush Oats q, 500 bash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12

LONDON Oct 1-Consos 90 96 money 97a, FOR the
account United states per cent bonds, 1909 Atlantic and
Grat Western first mortgage Trustees Certificates A. Can
adIn Pacific Iif; Erie. 80 Mc2lcn Ordinary 47la:
Paul Common Me.icIn Central first bonds
G1if. Ecv-Yors Central. III PcAn-y 4, ania 81.
Money. per- fur
THE discount IN The open market for short bills
9 e. per cent. ami or months bills ai-o per cent
The amount ~ bullion gone into the Bank Of England on bal
aurf today -uNuiV
ME brlon tAc Bank Of England hos increased G3ooo0O
during Che past Wtfa
Thc proportion Bank Of Enrands reserve liability
which i-l week aslo per cf1 now i-6 per cent
Paris ligic.s quote rliffs :,
te account and 2csc london az p
4O. cen times iar checks
Spanish 4s a. l-id.
PARIS little weekly statement o. tho Rank France
shows decrease 0f 1870 900 francs gold AID decrease
= J. u !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12

10 EAST ODD sT.-Nenlg decorated front
L > rooms with board dlulng-room on Arst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12
OH. MARKETG

CITY. Oct fl-National Transit Certificates opened
OPS highest; 03s lowest 92t closed 93A Sales
barrels cearanc- 5000 900 barrels shipments es 50l bar
rels runs 1853 barrels
PIrTsBURG oct il-Petroeum fary active and hrm Ma
Transit Certificates opened at 9.s closed 93a:
highest 93a lowest 93L2
BRADFORD Penn. li-National Transit Certificates
opened 81 closed at 93s highest 49, lowest 925s
Clearances 100000.
TTUsvIIE Va. Oct il-Naional Transit Certificates
opened 92s4 highest 93's lowest 924 closed. 93ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12

NEWLY, hand .Omciy fanishod. large
= VAIN room; 40 East 27th-st near LcA-
.ugtOl-aBe.; gentlemen only references ;
q hl rugIi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12
Situations Uanteo---femaIe

1 ADYS MAID.-F0r California or Eu.
~ rope, or here; Is quite wiling 70 20 any
distance never se2sichl l. usel a. chill
drcn and sewing Us ful has lrst-class
r.f.rencrs 12- lfh-aNe