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The Lamar register., 1889-09-07
NOTICE.

U Land ONCE. Lamar. Coip.,
Aug. Ath. lsss.
Complaint having been entered at this once
by Washington Leatherman against Phillip
Sanford for Abandoning his Homestead Entry
NO 3o65. dated A pril II. 1855. upon the Lots la
and i-e NV Ia Section 10, Township
range ~ W, In Prowers County. .Colorhdo, with
"A view to tine cancellation OF said entry. the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear
at this Oftice OIL the IS day OF Sept. 1888. at
O'Clock a. IN, to respond and furnish testimo
~ concerning said alleged abandonment
c. .. FORD,
Register.
ID. Zinefrnnn,
Atty for Plaintiff. II Il.
The Lamar register., 1889-09-07

FOR SALE:-A number one fam
lily horse. top buggy and harness, or
reasonable terms, apply st this oface.
The Lamar register., 1889-09-07

L. H. johnson editor of the Chey-
enne Wells Republican IL one of the
republican delegates to the county
convention which meets Oct. 5th.
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The Baca county Republican has
It in for J. L. Church Co. clerk. The
Republican thinks Mr.. Church's bill
Of t5,ssO.O7 for transcribing the
county records is exorbitant.
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Herberts for Windmills.

Your money is ready, spot cash
loans on final proofs and decided
lands GoopALR d COOPER. If.
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thereby annopnce myself for re- election
- County Judge, subject to the action OF tht
Republican County Convention. JAMES
Z. DOUGHTY.
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Herbert's for Water Connection
Notioe-rirnberou,.ure.

U. s. Land once. Lamar. Colo.
Aug. %. l.sa.
Complaint having been entered Mt this of
fce by Phebe A. EArrei against Prank A.
Tinber- -Cnlturr Entry No. ii5s dated June l..
lss6 upon the n. ". | 4 section i2. Township
25 . Range ~ w., in Pruwers County, Colo.
with a view TO the cancellation OF said entry /.
contestant alleging that said Frank A. Canon
has failed during the third year OF said entry
to cultivate the five acres broken during the
second year OF said entry or TO plant TO trees.
tree seeds or cuttings the i've acres broken
during the first year of said entry or cause
the same to be done and said failure st!E et
lists, the said parties are hereby Summoned
TO appear at this ONCE on the 2nd day'of Oct.
1888. at O'Clock a. m, TO respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure.
Q, ID. FORD,
IBIS. Register.
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thereby announce myself as candidate
for Sherih of Prowers County. subject to the
decision of the democrat County Conven-
tion. J. W. MfLER.
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thereby announce myself as q candidate
for the office of County Assessor subject to
the will of the Republican County Conven
tiop. G. A. WATSON, Mulvane, Colo
The Lamar register., 1889-09-07

thereby announce myself a candidate for
sheriff of ProWers County. subject TO the de-
cision OF ths Republican County Cpnsen'
eiop A. d. JONES.
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Iher,by announce myself candidate for
the once OF sheriff OF Prowers County, sub
ject to the will Of the Democratic County
Convention. c. ID. BALDWIN,
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thereby announce myself q candidate fol
re- election to the ONCE of County Clerk sub
1ecs to the will OF the Republican County
4. p. ALLEN.
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ANNouN0E1aENTS

thereby announce myself as a candidate
for the oidc~ of Shertn of frowers County
sub4ecs to viii OF the fsspublican County Con
vention. J, W. GOLlAnAY.
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ID. Zinefmnn.
Atty for Plaintiff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-01

Dccember 2Ssd2sac; January, 20dn9hc Provisions
steady Lard butchers loose, ca dTiac. Eggs-Fresh
Dck scarce and wanted Pennsylvania nrsts, 2iia92jc
OueT afIices unchanged. Recepts-B1Our 1900 bbls;
wheat is 700 bush corn, 500 bush. oats 6sOO bush
5000 bush. ' "' ~ ~
st. Louis. Oct s1.-Flour quiet and easy. Wheat
cas higher; options extremely dull Early IN the day the
afGt akenei on along With the outside markets
sa an absence OF u hold prices Later bulllsh
npces there was advance Of lie, and the close
November 7oSc, cloed 7GSc bid j'' Deem SS'sE.
ssssf,. 77sa7s'sc, closed 77ta?7'sc; May. $40
e oGssd o ssse CO.. q29nc octobsr 29c November
9 9a1u,ry 2sAc February, 2sisc bid MAY: 3Osc ahei
onts higher No cash. i7c bid May. o24c January,
fenorted were one Minnesota at SIC. and one ear
i9Wa at 57lac. Hay unch7nge1 Bran 42Ia43c. Faxseod
81 70. Lea1-Renne1 bid higher 50 02i9 common
Chance ned a. e. SO without Takers Butter and eggs
yiHons-Market firm but unchanged with light business
iSE00oo bush oat, 1000 bush 1900 bush: barley
hh' corr, $1,000 BUSH oats 1900 bush rye, 1000
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day presented feature of novelty prominent local
oersS DeeeubsS dece4 from I s u @ a an Nav from
s0a TO 90 6-f0 cents Purchases By the operator
caused lsor rally 70 $40 for December and 50 l5-l0
cents for Nay and the market closed dy On the curb
safes made at 81 baSl cents for December Official
prices the close unchanged for October ut S2 and
$ cent for November az s3A December "a ~ January
az S5S, and May at s97s cents.
The light receipts OF corn continued 70 be supporting
and exporters took So coo bushels There less activity
IN options but the market ruled higher closing cent
for November NJ II and ' cent for December at 42,
and January at AZ conts May closed unchanged at 42
cents
ON moderate business in oats spot lots were shade
better In The option line November ani December
higher % and 28's respectively while jan
uary at 20Ss ana May at IS cents unchanged
Lard was extremely dull and weak The options closed
OF points al 50 40 for November and 3a2 points for tho
other months z. follows December SO 20 January. 60 81
February. SO n March, 80 SO.
The receipts o. grain and -four reported yesteiay were
follows At New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Boston Wheat lst 1913 bushels; corn i52 30 bushels
IS 020 packages 1t Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Louis
the arrivals were Wheat 224Sc6 bushels corn c2i OIL
bushels oats 1913 997 bushels total grain G<2474 bushes
-four, 81, l0l barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-01

On the Produce Exchange today the butter market was
eighty Improved in demand prices unchanged EReS
is Id i9c. -
larger number received the day before
There good demand, however. and the activity 9
yesterday continued from the start Receipts 81
cars shipments 100. Closing quotations: No: mr. M.
October 77c; November re; December. lSc Muoo
ssi2c; track, 77i2c; No Northern, October ry
75asa70c No Northern october. zoe; November wv
December 71c; May, 76i2c; track, l0d73c .,sh
Milwaukee. Oct 91-Flour dull. Wheat nrm ga .ss !,
end December, 13asc; No Northern, soc Urn On
No. g. 3Sc. Oats steady No. white. II &c lJe a.L
No. l. zic. Barley QUIET No 2, on track 6Z2c. s,asdy
90 sch. Lard, 60 Butter unchanged chess
Chediars ed9Ie. Eggs firm; fresh. lsc rec az 600
bush. Shipments Flour. 1000 bbls wheat LOU pu''
barley. rs 400 bush. ~,
Philadelphia, Oct 31.-F1our market continued . uy'
jobiers generally well stocked up. supplies IN hrss IN
however, moderate, and there was no Shaai ~
prices -four In fair request and 1rm, WIZ 81 "a
choice e3 TO- Buckwheat flour quiet but sea1, al
dS2 per 100 n for choice and 81 poas 20 ionej
Wheat market continued dull prices OF options iIebt
Le in sympathy with the West Export demand .,Srsi
October S0Lds1c; November. SldS1hc; Deceinoor enn
soLc; January S3ds3Lo. Rye seafy az 66c for ~
svlvana. Conception market ruled firm under ngns
ferngs and inquiry for export but little or n.
laon CARROTS for local trade moved slowly az
prices Ungraded mixed, track end grain depot 20 No.
MEMBER 40eai1c; December. f0dfOIe; January
Dole Oats-Oferngs moderate and market ,5r cary ~
ruled steady local trade demand continued gn 90.
white 2s1d2Sc No. white, in 2Oth-st elevator en-
do track and grain depot 297o Futures quiet az sosLc
No 3 white October. 2SId29c; November. 2seZoS''
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore. Oct sI.--cotton dull; msddling, lohc.
Long berry, 77aslc; No. sic steamer &c Western
suIl No winter red, spot Ia'ies0c; November, SOC
g. aas4ss: cornsoutaena arie,; WI WHIT Ala45g;
ews ssst1sS ~ soss; peeber year
kstc; January sslGS9Ssc February, 4o+s4oac March,
IoiS40S.c. oats firm and unchanged Rye quiet; 5lG
Gc Hay fairly active prime 70 choice timothy, ST. %
Ssis rrovsons dull o sasss petGe S1% SSs "a
aned 7s5c Codee quiet RIO csrgoes fair, 1ec. Sugar
s.aly A.soft 10 freghts b Liverpool steady flour.
eeiSssc; grain 5d5he; Cork Tor orle5s Is eda5s Id
e 90 bush oats 81 600 hnss shspmen,saCom, $50
pnralo ~ Y. Oct. 31.-wheat-No. ] hard. dull
.,epns IL sc and closing at 81 nc asked No Northern
GOOD demand sales: 2s oe0 bush spot at 81 ac Il 600
bush to arrive at s4SS; % goo bush 90 e. at s$Sc;
Cute s one cars s., No Tsd n s2o q, car,
III 0 Corn Strong and higher for early sales; sses
sooo bush No . AZ SSc 5000 bush No. 3, at 375sc;
IS y'oyN 10 s'+SsS' ys iiS;ns Ns 500 SS Il
gore While e5Sa95'se; No. white. 24sc;
~ mixed oSL623hc on track; No. 2 white in store
SO 5osc Bsflcy Quiet and unchanged. Rye duh and
k2..h.occi Flour quiet and unchanged. Millfeed un-
Shnense Canal freghts nrm and unchanged wheat
sset SCI corn and rye. Ale 70 New. York lumber to
tsSSse" S per coo; u New-York - so. re lipts~
fo%f ~ COS bls ThSas 42ooo bush IS5 900
bush Be- a corn $4,000 bush barley 10 600 lush
600 bush Railroad shpments-Flour, % 900 bbs
re- 600 bush; corn. $4,000 bush. oats % GOD
xnstN harley. 10 900 bush
or1 s,eady s4c oats quiet e1c rye steady 45c pork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-01

hour to tho end being unnterruptedly upwsr The clog
was at the December opened at 13s sold 70 Iyb arg
Stopped s6 May opensi a. 81 seld os sgs ss ara
cepp1 was helped re early BY the wet weath.r. ~
cosed however Just where IL did "Wednesday The closing
~ 49, cobcr nork deal furnished excitement for any
body The price dd % so Is Tor moment ons s,a
parcnt than ever that the CLIQUE proposes 70 run zeal
isst az IL boug6t November The packers were appar
entity willing 10 sell them unmte1 anounl buying
The ork hack for year delivery at 80 cents barre less
Al ihe close November 50 472, year - ~. Ina
6ctoher lard deal went with pyrocehncs Tine lass
price was Sc S. cent pound oyer gre pries week
AGO. s. Whit 4 Co. led tie ieaI. On TIE curD Deeem
Lar whea sold at sob cents,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-01
COTTON MARK EFT.

Liverpool, Oct BIZ 80 p. Cotton easy; Amercsn
speeuSiiOn end export rccelptSA $500 bales. all
American. .,,, =, ,xs,..-
Futures quiet. MISUNDERSTANDING, low MIDI ing
clause, October delivery, 4064d; e-o si.esd, ALSO
35Gid November and January delivery, S2.6ld Jan;
nary and February delivery. 1904 FEBRUARY ana
March delivery 1904; also 33.G4d; March and
April delivery 32-Cid also 33-Gid April and May
delivery, 3i64d.
Galveston, Oct. 31.-Cotton quiet; mldins, e7fGc;
low m.ddling osc good ordinary, 9l6c net end gross
receipts 57i5; exports cO1stwise 4S3f sales, 226S
stock, Oh 900,
Norfolk, Oct 81 Cotton easy; miing ff-16c not
receipts SIS; gross, 1902; exports ~ Great Britain,
IL go; coastwise $40 sales, 1855; stock, 20,723
Savannah, Oct. 3i.-Cotton steaiy midtin2 9Ac; low
miding &c net and gross receipts, 1875 exports
stock, 1f2 SOB.
New-orlcans Oct. 3i.-Cotton quiet; niddlIne 9sc;
low middlns, 9fc; good ordinary SEE net receipts.
II 2oi gross 17sO5i exports 10 Great Britain 49, 2e;
coastwlse 623 sales, 5000; stock 1914, $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-01
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES on NETWORK DEALINGS.
Ihe grain markets yesterday ran in about the same
groove OF duness they have lately occupied but there was
some further gain 10 values No important feature was de-
eoprd and the local covering OF shorts appeared TO be the
main influence of stimulation wheat prices were
shade higher and shippers 81 for EXPORT
In other directions spot lots were quiet The
~ options amounted about 700 900 bushels and the
uctuatons In prices did not excel asds Cable al
vices were easy In tone and IA other regards the Of The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-01
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. 81 (speciaD-The from all sources
was bearsh yet the wheat crowd bullsh to-day and
prices the close showed something Of an advance.
Hutchinson considerable buyer hero and in other
markets. and S. v. White 4 Co. were tho sido
on considerable scale. 77O 600 bushels Of
wheat az the nine DR. mary markets over $50 600 ebove
there were 2l7 Fridays estimates showed however,
quite falling OF, being only li5 The days exports,
although somewhat larger than days not
blg enough 10 furnish bull argument The phas Of
market changed about the tendency from
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Connirn Real Csiaif for Sale

ORANGE GROVE in FLORIDA, near ST.
" Johns River "A Of mile from II. X.
station high state OF cultivation APO bear
ing trees 10 years old good crop this year,
GEO trees 3 years old 900 peach trees,
piums. and other fruit; one OF the best
Room 81 237 Broadway.
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Domrslir Siinations iuantso
Females.

CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. by
~ respectable CIR; 10 objection o.
hOuseworki city reference. Call or al
dress 65i West 45th-st
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4, cox. BY renpectable GAL in private
- family. or DO homework: city or c0un-
try; reference. Call or address PSI Hud-
| son. ST.. isl floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-01

~ competent chambermad and waitress
IN privat family; best city reference 353
West 1Gth-st
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domestic 5ituatluns n1anteo
Pennies.

Pennies.
A LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY.
"A. MENT HOUSH.--Goo servant girls
and msle help for families, boarding houses.
| &C., city or country. Ready at l3o
| 0th-aye., ith house sDcye i0th.st THE
| HOME BUREAU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-01

III OUSEWORk.-By young American
Il widow a. general hOusewOrker; has .
girl OF years. Call $50 3d-aye, ring oncs.
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domestic Gltuntlous Uanico

/
Males
A YOUNG ENGLIsuMAN. 10 years old.
"A lately landed. would Ike a polJoh
under good goodman. W. G., Bon To-
Tribune Cptown Oalce, 1.2So Broa1w2y.
~ UTLER.-By Swe1e, age %; in
ID private family; knows how to make
salads and do carving; honest ana SOBER
years experience; city references. Al
dress JOHN. 23S iih-ave.
- UTLER-By an Englishman, age %
ID thorough sesvalr: good valet exec ent
ST. references Adai''' W. D Ia h-.'
~ UTLER.-By a single Protestant; will
- ing useful take charge dining-foom
floor understands all braHc les silais, ass
silver, wines &C.. rfrrence' eer'l'y'
BENJAMIN, $50 West 12th-st.
u UTLFE VALET or FoOTMAN.--By
- wei framed I.ng'ish s'ry7nt excellent
reference. II. 81, Box %, TiituAe
Uptown Office, las Broadway.
COOK By German man; god cook;
- nddile.a. ed In q small hotel %. pm
yate family; can MAKE hrst-cla's pud ug'
and jollies; VIII WORK 10. moderate wa,
dress AUG wEDER' 81. East o.h-s1, 1T
fioor. housekeepor.
CoURIER.-Com courier wi.h.s 70
" ind a family 20 travel WITH T. EuI. pe,
Egypt or Holy LAM, with cool lrieis 49,,
thsre four ansqages sp .5n,ljes an IN Wa'h-
ingtOn. Adtross G.. NJ, Courier Oh '0'"'
At. N. w, Washington, d. I. -----
- OACHMAN and GARDrNEH;-by =
~ single German Protestant IL FDV'
driver; understands gafdeni.t tnioret,
mace, MIX, gcne'ally uStd15,,s,es 4. W.
wages; gool references. Adli."9 = w.
l Duane-st. ------
~ OACHMAN.-Prcsent employer Wisnes
- 90 recommend an honest. soDer gnu ~ Ia
dustrlous man; thoroughly w IeIs =, no,nfry
~ horses and carriages cItl, " r. SqJ 4
can or address FOUNDRY, ~, .. -,
COACHMAN aud CARPENTRY h ens
~ class man understanis we eaa0 LII ~ n
horses harness and CARRIAGES can Hls u
required good vegetable gafaehrr u ..,ngs
stands tho care 0f green hoa%T, u'' ~ 80,
the care OF . panueuAb pov
ilrst-clnss reference. hdnrsso, oi 10 .'.Awsy
IL, Tribune Uptown Office, l,2So bfosu"/'
CoACHMAN ani GARDEN En- Ar ~.
- lhbie single man. fos low Wases, '"C on
oughly understands all gene,a,, WORK M VH
country place Address CORNELL boA
~ Tribune Onlcc. -
CoACHMAN aud GARDEN ER-By h ae.c
- class single man uuderrt'hus VIZ ~
N horses, carriages and harness, mix, ~,
tend furnace. generally useful l. yusts
best references lat employer can y, s.'''
Address COACHMAN. 500 West 9Sth.se
COACHNAN and GARDENER.-By a
y American excellent reference can ~
oil work on place good, careful driver All
carciaker horses harness, eMrlag.s III
vegetable gardener; can mi Il. At CAh-
PENTERS. los 0th-ave. ---
EoACHMAN. GARDENER - COohi
u LAuN DRESS.-By Scotch man aiit
wife. no children very neat wen uSel 70
work man very good with horses, eai -,
harness, &C. good gardener milk; aienn
nres all. WORK on place; wife all NUE.
work, good references. At CARPbNIh4Ee
los Gth.aye.
CoACHMAN aYd GROOM. by thor
" oughly competent ana feiiaDie sinS
man Thoroughly understands his business
ia all It's branches; willing AMI o0hgMk.i
city OF country; best city references Au'
dress 4. s.. SOC 6th-ave., cigar Store
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felp mInleo.
Males.


Males.
TREE TO TMPLOYERS.-Ali KINDS %
L male help furnished free men seeha . :
employment call new orders receiver esS ,iS,
mall az the old established anu hie,,ranh
agency; order aelp by Letter or ss" ifrosd.
al ouf cost. METROPOLITAN o''
way.
MORE MEN WANTED. ,, .,.ady
vi For local and travelling agents; S'eaa'
wOrk and good ray.
For terms address x,.o.-,nan
Z. u. RICHARDSON y CO, Nurs0i'
Geneva, N. \. .-
w ANTED.-Active persons anywh.ehree an y.
w the United states familiar WIN liberal
eanlzatiOn OF beneficial soclctles uoade
Compensation; s75 per month can DC nan n'vi'
after business hours by an energeuG az
FOR information address SECU lII1' %
south 7th-st, Philadelphia, Penn. --.--,,
Ar Amelia man who has the Iuln
w knowledge OF manufacturer, kds
ladies' suits must have some eapibN al.
dress LADIES SUITS, Tilbune once.
aoS A WEEK and more Is made by
So0 some OF my statesmen recently EN-,
ploye1 taking orders for a new book
". d. Howells, published by Harper o.
Brothers; excellent opportunity Teisr-ytHffo ~.
TER BROWN, $50 Nassau-st, Room 3D.
Females.
w ANTED.-A trustworthy. experience
w young German gid, with rtcre0
to take care OF child and do chamberwofR'
70 West l20th-st.
AZ ANTFD. -ComraniOn and chap11one'
w m d iie-lge1 LADY, speaking French, az
customrd to travel, 20 pass the winter III III
studies. reference must lie made u persons
Of well known position in the city OF Ne 'i,.
York: perfect health OF applicant absolut,Iyy
Indispensable. Answer with fnll nsii l1 t rIt
address. naming. reference. spBbhA d
son. 100 Broadway, New-York.
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il)ork Uanteo,


Females.
EXPFPIFNCED stcnogrNpher and ZEN Fem
IL ingtOn operator, at pretent eHl g ~,
Open for position on short notice nEIVSprsSS
from present employer. MISS NJ 49,
i2S BT0ome-st.
{, TENoGRAPUER.-D by young a1y rs
- stcnugrapher and Typewriter. AuuIe''
A. r., care A. VI. Ross. 80 Beckman-st.
s,TENUGKAPHER and TYPEW klIhh
- Young lazy wants situation dowh1"ni
or Brooklyn; lacks ogice experience. %. -
accurate and rapid IS per week. Auo'esS
NJ. A., Box % Tribune Office.
S,TENOGRAPIiERS ani Remington oper.
- ator, furnished to business house: no
commissions. WYCKOFF SEAMANS q
BENEDICT. 327 Broadway.
- TENOGRAPIiER- young LADY, as
y sterOcraphcr and typewriter wishes
permanent position cali7 apn operator eS-
lef enctd good ie'ercuoo. ~ AE~
NANCE so West 2Yth-st
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- -Youns lady desires position goOI e.
uca ton practical eNpericpce. Address NJ
EDEL, 1927 Buiton-st., Brooklyn. store.
~ TENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- by a young lady, Mt f,sent en-
ence. l.. S., p. o. Box 2.072.
TYPEwRITING- a young bdy desires
4 UQewritlng 20 do at home neatly,
AMI reasonably done. Miss L.,
ass West 2lth-st.
" DUNG lazy. lately landed wishes place
4 as bookkceper or cashier in hotel or
restaurant J. W. AGO East 5oih-st.
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Conntrp Real Csiate Go Get.

A FOR RENT or SALE.-St Angus
N. tine. Fla, gentleman's residence, fur
nishcd; all modern improvements stable
ana attractive garden. PHILLIPS &
WELLS, Tribune Building.
>-.,-.,----.--
For other real estate ads. see 18th page
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eonnirp Real estate for Sale.

A GE ZEN FOR MoNTcLAIR.-Hand.
nished. TUBBs & TAYLOR. 3 Reekman'st
A BARGAIE.-THROGG's NFcK West.
-, Snestr beautiful house aere.:
nirWUNearnee rnlt, flower ana shade trees
o"NEk' Il Park Row, Room 81.
A CRAWFORD, As minutes from New.
sbis yna 800 Oeetrsl X. Il. OF n. j. desir.
barn M sp s,,,,i fcoi house for ssle s rooms,
rcssr ss,ion. Apply 70 WM. D. EIGEI0W''
xrRyfa phi2a o., N. j., or CHAs. LEO
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rner. s1o 75 lard stronger SO 20 bukmeats and
steady; whlskey active; sales, 1922 bbls
Chicago Oct S1The leading futures ranged follows
WHEAT no. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-01

Cab quota 10 wer' as lol0ws Fonr dull easy urI .es
shaded Saioe. No spring wheat. 7s%d7Ssc; 20 3
spring wheat, 81 6Jc No rel 7S3sa,8'so: No con
S2s.c; oats, 1s9sc No. rye 42c No barley O:
No, GaXseed. 81 Is; prime Timothy seei al i5; mss
pork, per Dbl, 90 so Lard per 100 10 sc 15a On a. -
n6s sides 9SSse 50 1895 20; dry saltci shouidsrs
So G2i2; whiskey, dlstcrs' finished goods per eoIYn
al o. sugars-Cut Loaf unchanged; GRADUATED do SIN
dard " A" do ~ '''H
Articles. Receip,s sbinuants
ui0ur. paIrls .'.--'.'-'-''---''-. ,2i,O0 10000
"Het" pushols '''''''-'--'--'''' i4-VOO $40
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COOK. WASH and IRON.-By a near,
" tidy young girl hrst-elass cook ey-
cellent w0shey and ironor; frst-class cry
references; modclute wages; city or oOun-
try. Call at ia East 41st.st
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Doar0 iOanle0

w ANTED.-A homelike place for five
w adults; UPPER part Of city preferred !
permanent II suited. Apply with particulars,
EVERETT DIRECTORY, "A West 35thrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-01
domestic 6ituations tOanteI

IL USEKEEPER.-A thorough house.
IL keeper, accustomed n the nnnagc mens
OF servant fOun OF children ami a careful
sick nurst desires position. Address L. A..
Tribune Office.