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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-11-07
NJ. MEGARY & SON,
SIC Tatnall Street,
s. E. Corner Sixth and TatnalI.

We have here large and varied
assortment of hardwood Chamber
Suits in Walnut, Antique and
Natural Oak, Cherry and Ash. A
few we would like to call your at
tention to are as follows
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close them out for $500. Haven't
many at the present writing. Don't
be surprised if they are gone soon.
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finish, full size, with a 20x24 inch
beyel glass. This suit we have Just
put on our floor as a substitute Of
No. l, being larger and better fin
ished in every way.
No. 3, Is a heavier Antique Oak
Suit, rub finish, with a 24x30 inch
beyel mirror. This suit is the one
we had at the Fair. Our contract
for this snit calls for 800. Have
plenty now and more coming.
Price $3.50
No. &, Is an Ash Suit, natural
finish, 24x30 mirror, for $4,000.
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finish Suit with an English style
splasher-back washstand, for s35. 90.
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a 2G inch round French plate mir
rOr, for $500.
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you gain.
We have here named seven good
bargains. We especially call your
attention to those suits described as
Nos. 2 and 3; the likes cannot be
produced elsewhere, as they are spe-
cial patterns, made for lis at special
prices. Look carefully over the
prices. If you find one that suits
you in price and description, call and
see them. You'll find them in the
store as represented here, otherwise
We'll give you free the article You
come to look at. We have many
Others running from $40 to $125.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-11-07
THE ELECTION.
Harrison Claims the State of
New York.
REPORTS ARE CONFLICTING.
Hill Wins on the Gubernatorial
Ticket.
GRANT MAYOR OF NEW YORK.
Hot Contests Reported from
REPORTS ARE CONFLICTING.
GRANT MAYOR OF NEW YORK.
Hot Contests Reported from
Several Western States.

Mills is REFLECTED to Congress by a
Small Majority-Carllsle Reported Re
turned-Nearly tho Entire Tammany
Ticket in the City of New York Elected
Estimated PIuraiitics by Counties in
New York state-Detalls from New
Jersey AIcager Returns from Many
other StateS--How President Cleveland
Received the News-Gen. Harrison
Voted 0uietIy-His Assistant Private
Secretary Fatally Assaulted.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE Times says the
result Of the election is in doubt, and so does
The Herald. The Tribune claims the election
Of Harrison aad Morton beyond doubt. as
do also The Sun and The Press The World
says there is q doubt, but says the Repubn-
can ticket is probably elected.
The Herald in its tables estimates Harri-
sons plurality in the state at 14,000.
The Star holds that there is still good cause
to hope fer New York. 1t claims all the
heavy Republican districts are in and heavy
Democratic districts yet to hear from may
change the present aspect and possibly show
a small majority for Cleveland.
-7Vn iVth cltJ pobn Note LOT PRESIDENT
is as follows; Harrison, 104,926; Cleveland,
16l ,Gl5; Fisk, l,249; Cowdrey, Ire. Cleye-
lands plurality, 56,719
New York citys vote for governor is: Mil
ler $3.50; Hill, 156,72s; Jones Pro.), 914
Hills plurality, G3,2S9
Grant is elected mayor by a plurality Of
81, ,403 votes over Hewitt. The total vote was
252, ST. Grant received 107 ,537; Hewitt,
6s, l34; Erhardt, 67, ,721, and Coogan, 9,465
Flack is elected sheriff; Reilly county
clerk, and George H. Forster president of the
board Of aldermen
Roger Q. Mills is reported elected by a
small plurality, and so is Mr.. Carlisle. The
returns from many states are conflicting and
unsatisfactory.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, Nov. - Election quiet. Re
turns indicate the election Of the entire
Democratic congressional delegation by ma
larities ranging from 500 to i, 600 No oppo-
sitlon TO state Democrats Republicans ran
candidates in the First, Second, sixth aud
Seventh districts but the vote was inslgnifi-
cant IN all except the Seventh district El-
mott, Democrat, will probably carry this dis.
triet by from 200 to 500 plurality, there being
Two Republican candidates in the field
Cleveland viii have a majority OF from To-
w % 1000 in the state Thousands OF
negroes went 70 the polls without registra-
tion tickets and could not vote.
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FIFTY-FlRsT CONGRESS.

REPRESENTATIVES, PROBABLY ELECTED
In the Fiftieth congress the Democrats
have l6S members, the Republicans l52. and
there are Independents In the Fifty-first
congress there probably will be ia Demo-
Gratis and Isl Republicans.
Alabama-Riehnrd II. Clarke, D.. Hilary
A. Herbert, D.. William c. Oates, d. Lewis
w furpin, D. James L. Cobb, D. John II
Bankhead, D., William II. Forney, d.
Joseph Wheeler, d.
Arlansas-W II. Cate, D.; Clifton r.
Breckinridge d.. Thomas c. McRae, D.
John II. Rogers, d.. Samuel w. Peel, ID.
California.-John J. DeHaven, r. John
A. Eagan, r. Joseph McKenna, r. Robert
Ferral, d.. Thomas j. Clunie d.. William
Vandever, K.
ColOrado-Hosea Townsend, r. FssssR
Connecticut-George Symonds, r. Wash
ington +. Wilcox, D.; Charles A. Russell. r.
Frederick Miles, r.
Delaware-John B. Pennington, D.
Florida-Robt. II. NJ. Davidson, D. Robt
Bullock, D.
Georgia-Rufus d. Lester, d. Henry g.
Turner, d. (; Charles +. Crisp, ID. Thomas w.
Grimes, ID. John d. Stewart, d.. James IL
Blount, D.; Judson C. Clements, ID. Henry
II. Carlton, d. Allen D. Gambler, d. George
+. Barnes, d.
Illinois-Abner Taylor, r. Frank Iawlor,
D.; William E. Mason, r. George E. Adams,
r.. Albert ]. Hopkins, r. Robert r Hit,
r. I; Thomas j. Henderson, r.; Cha-les A.
Hill, r, Lewis f. Payson, R Nicholas E.
Worthington, D.; William H. Gest, r. Scott
Wike, D.; William NJ. Springer, D.. Jona-
than II. Rowell r. Joseph G. Cannon, r. :
George ". Fithian, D. Edward Lane. d. /;
Jehn Bal.sr, h Richard ". Tosnshend, ID. /;
George W. Smith, r.
Icwa-So-a SeerT, D.; Walter T. Hayes,
D.; David B. Henderson, R J. a. Sweeney,
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CONDENSED NEWS.

The Los Angeles, Cal, Evening Express
says that the real name of the writer Of tha
Murchison letter is Francis G. Haley, that
he is farmer living near Pomona, is ma
tive Of New York and Of Irish descent
Haley is said TO have written the letter ON
his own responsibility.
New cases Of yellow fever at Jacksonvines
Fla, 26 90 white; deaths, Howard e
Smith; total cases, 4S42; total deaths, 8o7.
A eolored boy, named William Forrest,
was in the Washington police court Tuesday
ON the complaint of Julius Ernner. who
stated that the boy had threatened to kill
the president in case Of his reelection. Pros
eeuting Attorney Shillington said that the
president would have to come into court and
swear that he was afraid Of the hoy, ia order
TO maintain tAe cimr-e q ai.. NOT think
the president desired 10 eonie into court, nor
did he t-..4--- - ssOG.1 swear tia. 10 ua@
afraid Of the boy. The boy was discharged
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.o IOWA.

DEs MONIES, Nov. 6-The Republican
state and electoral tickets are elected in Iowa
by something like 10000 plurality. The fol-
lowing congressman are elected in Iowa be-
yond doubt: Second district-Walter /. HAYES
tDem.l, by about 1000 majority. Third dis
trict-David B. Henderson (Rep), i 800 ma
jority. FOURTH. K Sweeney RepD. ]. 900
majority. Fifth-David Kerr tRepl. 1900
majority. Seventh-Edwin II. Conger RepD.
1900 majority Niath-JOnathan P. Dolli-
yer Rep), 1890 majority. Eleventh-Isaac
j. Struble Rep), 4,500 majority Indica-
tions point to the election of John ]. Seerlev
Dem) in the First district James Il. Weaver
Dem.l in the Sixth, and Albert r. Anderson
Deml in the Eighth district The vote is close
in these three districts
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THE sAcKvlLLE Affair.
Correspondence Between Salisbury and
Weaf.

Correspondence between Salisbury aud
West.
LONDON, Nov. THE papers in reference
to the Sackville Incident have been issued
from the foreign Office. They contain the
correspondence between Lord Salisbury ana
Lord Sackville concerning the latter's dis.
missal from Washington.
1t consists Of several kilograms exchanged
between Oct. q and Nov. 4 Lord Salisbury
tells Lord Sackville that be is given to un-
derstand by Minister Phelps that the offense
is not so much in the letter 20 Murchison
as in Sackville's interview with n re-
porter in support Of his position.
This Sackville Indignantly denies and
fatty contradicts Secretary Bayard's
statement Minister Phelps claimed that
Salisbury was mistaken in his understanding
Of the affair. Lord Sackville admits that he
was caught in a trap, and expresses the
deepest regret, adding that he had no Thought
Of interfering in American politics.
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TEXAS.

TYLER, Nov. Accurate information Of
the vote Of Texas cannot be ascertained. but
il appears that Cleveland's majority in 1884
Of l3e, 900 has been considerably increased. Ii
win certainly not be less than 10000.
ConsIcANA, Tex, Nov mills has car
ried Navarro county by about sixty votes
= loss of about $50 votes His gains in the
other eight counties Of his district win give
him majority Of between 6,OO0 ana 1000
t4a4s..
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MARYLANp.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 7.-Forty-seven out Of
29s precincts in Baltimore give Cleveland
$3.50; Harrison, 7,45l.
The chairman OF the Democratic state CEN
tral COMMITTEES says: II am satisfied. by a
comparison with the vote Of 1887 that the
Democrats win have 5000 majority in Balti-
more city,
The state win give Cleveland between
10000 and 1900
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Wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE, Nov 2. - Fifty-thrce pre-
cncts show a net Democratic gain of / 40
ihis is largely ahead Of the figures on which
Chairman Ushsr, OF the Democratic state
committee, based his claim Of 1000 plurality
Tor Cleveland. There is no doubt Of the elec-
ION Of Republican congressman IN the First.
iniri, Sixth and Eighth districts, aud Demo-
cratic congressman in the Second and Fifth
districts
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov. Michigan Is undoubt-
,dly Republican by more lhan soO0 Tie
republicans hold their six congressman, ana
claim gain Of one in the Seventh district
The Democrats do not conoede this but claim
no gains. Burt, Democratic candidate for
governor, is running ahead, and claims to be
elected, but Luce is probably victorious Tie
Prohibition vote goes down to less than
9,Oo0. 1t was 1900 in 1884 and u. 600 in
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6-California is
claimed by both parties. The Democratic
committee estimates the Democratic plurality
in the state at $500; the Republicans, plu-
rality Of 10000 Returns are coming in very
slowly.
The returns came in slowly. So far as in
they indicate majority Of about 5,OO0.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, Nov. 7-l27 precincts ont OF
l,lOJ show Democratic gain Of i. It's over
ISL The Democrats made gains through
out the state, and the electoral vote viii he
given TO Cleveland.
.. .WiLMNGToN, Nov. The returns show
a small Democratic gain over the vote Of
1881, when the Democrats carried the state
BY over $4,000
RALEicn, Nov 7-Returns from nine
Tires townships to this date give a Demo
cratic gain Of $50.
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MIssouRI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7.--Cleveland has un.
doubtedly carried the state. The local Re
publican ticket is elected. The Republicans
gain two congressman in the Eighth and
Ninth districts. This state elected state ofli-
GERS, legislature and congressman. -Four
years ago the vote was; Cleveland, 81, ,9SS;
Blaine, 2o2, 2,920; Cleveland's majority, 33,O5a.
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MONTGOMERY, Nov. 0-The indications
are that the state has given Democratic
majority Of 10000 to $1,000. All the Demo
cratic nominees for congress have been
elected Clarke in the First, Herbert in the
Second, Oates in the Third. Turpin in the
Fourth, Cobb in the Fifth. Burkhead Ia the
Sixth, Forney in the Seventh and Wheeler
in the Eighth.
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MURDER AT The POLLS.

Gen. Harrison's Assistant Private secre-
tary Attacked by an Unknown.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 7.-Wnl c. David. a
well known and popular young Republican
and assistant to w. Alexander, private secre-
tary 10 Cen Harrison, was attacked by an
unknown man in Circle square early IN the
morning and his skull was crushed. He was
taken to the hospital in a dying condition.
His assailant escaped.
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hean maJorities viii be at least $4,000.
COLUMBUS, Nov. Judge Thurman was
urlVen 70 Precinct A of the Sixteenth ward
early yesterday morning and voted there.
For Congress-In the First, Second and
Seventh districts Caldwell, Butterworth and
Morey, al republicans, were reelected
This state elected minor state officers and
sengressmen. Four years ago the vote was.
shame 4oOOS2; Cleveland, 30s, ,2s6 Blaine's
majority, 81 ,7pG.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

CoNcoRD, Nov. Harrison has carried
New Hampshire Alonzo Mute and Orrin c.
Moore, both Republicans, were elected TO
congress. The Legislature is Republican by a
good majority. Returns from twenty-five
towns give Harrison, 2,aDO; Cleveland, 3.0ig.
lac net gain in the same towns is 2Id.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosroN, Nov. The Republicans claim d
plurality Of 5000 in this state for Harrison.
The Globe Dem) comedies $1,000 10 a2.C03.
ana also comedies the election OF ten Repub.
lcaa congressman out Of twelve. PA towns.
not including Boston, give Harrison ilJ, STE,
and Cleveland s5,5ij.
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LIMOS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Repnblicans have made
some slight gains, but with Democratic gains
IN Cook county the state Is very close
ECH1cAG0, Nov. THE state Democratic
committee are confident They claim the
state for Gen. Palmer. The electoral ticket
Is in doubt.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. THE result in this
state cannot be ascertained before this even
ing. Both parties are claiming it, and the
result will no doubt be close Harrison's
vote Is apparently ahead OF Blaine's vote in
1884 The Republican managers claim a plu-
rality Of about 6, 1000 for Harrison
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Nov. 7-Indications show Cleve-
lands majority in this state to be about
5000. Solid Democratic congressional dele
cation eiected. Gambler Dem.l, for con
gress, defeats Pickett undl, giving solid
Democratic delegation.
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FLoRlpA.

JACKSONVILLE. Nov. THE city's vote IS
light Slight news has been received from
the state. Fleming (Dcm) is elected gov
ernor. but the Second district is probably
Republican in place CT Dougherty DEM
The state majority win bs very small.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
IN application will be made to the Hen.
Ignatius G. Grubb, Associate Justice Of
Deaware m residfnS n New CASTLE s s'ees eonntS U
on Saturday, the 10th day Of November
A. D. lsSs at 10 o'clock in the morning at the
state aforesaid, for the incorporation of tie
"Supreme Council OF the Legion Of the Red
Cross" the obje t Of which is the mainte-
nance Of an association for charitable and lit
erary purposes.and to that end to have, possess.
and enjoy an the rights, benefits, and privi-
leges Of An Act Concerning Private Corpora
ti0ns, passed at Dover, March IA. "A. ID. 1856
HENRY G.. CONRAD
Attorney for fncOrnOrat tOrs
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ONO.

CricIsNA7l, Sey. s--Ia Hamilton COUNTY
The De.aeeF,ss iaaie iigat gains. Au; they
were c-Ase - o-as l.4..4e.4..e..a .-lis 14.slc ~
the Republicans IA the interior The Repub-
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WASHINGTON, Nov. Mr. and Ifrs.
Cleveland dined at the White House, and in
the evening received the returns together.
Mr. Cleveland was good natured and little
excitement was manifested.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. The state goes for
Cleveland, but indications point to the cleo
ton Of Clayton Powell (Rep) fur congress in
the Second district
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WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, Nov. 0-The vote on the state
is uncertain, but the Democrats have prob
ably carried IT, The legislature may be cni-
ried by the Republicans.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 7.-Gen. Harrison
took his place in the line Of voters shortly
before noon and voted quietly like his neigh |
bors He was heartily cheered.
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NEVADA.

CARSON, Nov. 6,-Retmns from nearly all
the districts in tho state show that Harrison
has carried it by from Loco to 1900 The
entire Republican ticket is elected
TENNESSEE
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OREGON.

PORTLAND, Nov. 7.--Estimates on returns
already received Indicate that Harrison has
carried the state by 1000.
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TOPEKA, Nov. There was tremendous
vote polled Tho Republicans made good
gains and carry the state by handsome
plurality.
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NASHVILLE, Nov. 7--Returns are coming
in slowly, and II viii be two or three DAYS
before anything like correct estimate can
be made.
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MAINE.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 1.-Reports from all over
the state indicate Republican plurality Of
1900 or $1,000, gain Of nearly 1000 over
Blaineis vote in 1884
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MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, Nov. 7.-Indications point TO
Cieyeland's majority in Mississippi at from
$1,000 to 10000
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RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, Nov. Rhode Island com
plete: Harrison, 2l,96s; Cleveland, II 1896;
Fisk, 40 A Republican majority Of 3, 1876.
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NEBRASKA.

LINCOLN, Nov. 7-Republicans claim the
state by 5000 TO $4,000; Democrats concede
$1,000 20 10000
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MINNESOTA.


ST PAUL, Nov. Harrison has probably
carried this state. The vote for governor
VIII be close
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov This state gives
Cleveland about the same majority as in
1854.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED;-AGENTS TO SELL BUILD
" ing lots. Several good, active can
yassers can make from $50 to 500 per month.
Call between and 2 o'clock.
JOHN II. LONGSTREET, Manager.
Room 9, Exchange Building,
Seventh and Market streets.
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DENVER, Nov. 6.-The state gives Harrison
a plurality Of 10000.
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STATE OF DELAWARE.

TREASURY DBpARTMENT,
NEW CASTLE. DELAWARE
All persons who are liable 10 pay q State
tax Tor the manufacture Of spirituous and
alcoholic LIQUORS for the wear 1870 and les7
as required by Section 9, Chapter 1884, Vol 49,
Laws of Delaware, are hereby notified to
settle at once or the matter will be placed in
the hands Of the attorney-general.
WILLIAM HERBERT
State Treasurer
NOTICE.-COUNTY TAX OFFICE, NO.
~ oRlS Market street. Take notice that the
county taxes for 1888 are long past due, and all
taxes not settled by October the 18th we will
proceed to levy and collect the same with COSTS.
JOHN II. DICKEY,
street.
PATRICK NEARY,
Collector OF Second district, all north Of
Sixth street.
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ROOMS ron RENT.


nor RENT-A FURNISHED THREE
IT story front room at No. $40 Tatnall street
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NOTICE PAYING INVESTMENT 3
IN The Home Loan Association earned
for stockholders last year not less than
seven per cent. Stock in the new series
now for sale.
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M. MEGARY & SON.

Cash or weekly and monthly pay
ments.
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BANKINe AND FINANCIAL.
r. R. ROBINSON & CO,
Banners AND BROKERS

BANKERS AND BROKERS'
Corner Fourth and Market Streets.
FOR SALE.
I shares Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad stock.
Stocks bought and sold in the New York
philadelphia and Boston markets on commits
sion.
, Letters OF credit given. available in all parts
ffance. Germany and SHYifznrland issuad
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h. T. TAYLOR, Secretary.
5O2 Market street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-20

liberal pps white ale T1s r., ,, whit N sa'
w Ms,s t %n October rss S'
81. DO Ssr ssSss
90 Sos s5s. @ BE-. s ss ssi
Hams &ls GOALS CO. Porf-Mes, slS 90; 40. ,, rrms
Ss New sie sS &C. 40 fsTy ss seasS %
DO do IN salt 10gc sides Clear Ribbed smoked ii .,
ios sssaa ~ "ty pickle e%rsd smoked
Bellies in pickle l9s@llc DO brsasss' scom ~ y
Butcher ssss" loose S no IS steady
Creamery Extra At 2Gc Western Creamery E1ra
Si sea Packing butter II slsc Eggs hrm Psnnsy.s
First. at 2.c Western F,rss o ss c%ee ae ~
Fair to Prime 7hssc sngsr~R Refined rm Powdered 7sej
Grsnnlssed re- Feed Winter Bran si6 Semsis -
rssG. ssoo sSis Wheat 5000
bush os 200 en; q 7os ap '0''
ST. LOUIS. Oct. l9--Four quiet and weak wneat-csss
quiet options higher the market was the dnlest f9r week:
y ysa S sas' se Sars s.S
loe closing los DO May IL eic. s ad vac .s
asssss,sc CLOSING ssc May 80 ss2sSc closing
g e bid 3D. 6 Sa s S e. s
cemOer % nc bid. Rye dull easy No cash 5oa5l
g. Tns SSs sr scs:s o.
81 -. Lead nominal Butter linn Creamery 2sa2.c ;
PAY 2os2a af s'i @ks sf0ss y at IT,
pCysons very Sn PORK a go Is oag sa ss ann
shou sa st = z; Long Clear and Ros Goa a. e 50 ss
s6oS bush barley 1000 bush. shipments
bush. Rye 10000 bush. Barley 1000 BUSH
TOLEDO, Oct. ls-wheat quiet lower; cash loetc
c aos 1e's6 s iS Sa w s com
seed cSe steady oe,SSs. ss 40 o SsmDe 30 az E.
Ss as % 1900 ssss
1000 bush. oats 5000 bush.