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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-15
and lambs. IS y. At q 30.

and lambs 6s n. at $50
Dihenback ( Dewey II Pennsylvania Sheep 1T ~
az - 50; - PenDsyiyanis lambs IS =. s6; Is DO
n .. at 90 20; 2l9 Western d. Is n 81 90 90
john J. HaIlenbcek: 10 sheep IS \ at a. 30 /,
cuhs 3 n =, q g iss do II y "a g i S91s
ern Canada Do. OF n ~ 90; 80 DO 49, ,. a. % % :
. se ', 100 Sc State a. 8 e. g. 20 o. - AZ
wa,.h. KIRBY Co II Pennsyi yania shcsp. - =.
O. n a; IS; 2s5 do. 65 p at IS 12a; e STATE DO, Is
a; as oj; q Do. g r. a. &c l2L.
Hume Mullen - Pennsylvania sheep GeE Lambs.
es az az %; y Pennsyyanil Lambs y = a; s6 Is;
=, e. Pliesek u Territory Sheen, q 2 a. = a.:
DO SO n a. az 30: osl Ohio Do. - > AZ IS 57l; SOC
Canada do 81 ,. @: 50 -. =.
A. % r at - 30: d s'a,s Isrlss 70 = a. 81
2ll 10 e. ut p at 20; 2si o. IS - SIR -
sSerman culver: iso I,4,s, ss5es 1t4 = .,
So a7: 20 DO 50 y a; Is 20 i d f,'ssetl. 10 =
n = % 90 aii d. ~ u at Is 20; IS ~:uiis' 50 =
" Nsv5cn. & GfIeu: 1e5 .Ken,aesy ,shsep iI5 : q.
IS s. 5 DO g y at - So 1as TsrI,oyy g. - : a.
n y a. AZ 20 M KeniTcky 10 - = A. IS 4c: iis Co.
81 =. At 40 40 162 ohio d. 20 p % - 30
J. F. Saii.r Co.: 2o3 Wes1r1 81 % = 80 ~
Western Lsmbs T0is =. 40 20 10 D. @ =. a. &C.
Ce,l.as 2o' Indan' g. So, 4, os 81
HoGS-Bacaip;s - carloads = - l9e heat-5o az
SIS hcsd on ale All ranly soii a. ESQ
- @ uer 100 = win few gh' ho- sgf yis. 6r,agnE
I CO the " 8ei,EpSTn We: 4oA.. s.au9f tsrer.
sllHs-j. g. Smith Co: Sab a.g: - ~
81 d. jas :. a - q % Isl d. IS : %: 100 ~
$50 D. SO oj; do 25s =. a; 90 20 10. S23 = at
Hume & Mullen: 70 state Hogs ard Pigs $50 =. st
1 Rough DO. $50 =. a, 80 CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-15
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEF-Te spot market Tor Rio very quiet to-day
ard prces mrre OF e. nominal Fair cargoes quoted isc
No -ale- reported Mia grades IN light request Extreme
arlrest prevailed tho option line the fluctuations
re nignlnc1nt. being within the limits Of 5dl0 points
~rerullt.Yn entirely local There rise o. JalO
points early in the ds due % 6eter foreign a1yce but
toward cO-e ralzlnV set In weakness a. H1VTe.
AMI lna ncuTes practically unchanged a. compared
with sturdy Iia're advanced n but closed = r.. o.
Hamburg gained al pc. Rio s,e1Iy. Regular irst.
800 good second : $50; exchange priyalel .
ms 2 DAYS 1900 bag total stock 1858 600 bags
santos receipts e DAYS, 1000 ag, RIO purchases flr
for Europe and other Countries during week 900
RIO ciesrsnecs by ~ steamer for I. 5 $1,000 bags
rio cearances BY sail FOR L. =. 1000 bags RIO clear
lnccs for Europe and other c9unes 5000 bag steam
loading Rio for United States. freight per
e. &c and per cent prinsge per bag total Santos
900 hays; San'o. purchases for United
nj. purch3 Tor Europe and other countries.
. 600 bags; santos clearanccs for L. by o. steamer
Santos cle1rances Tor Europe and other
countries 600 bSFs steamers loading m Santos for
santos market quiet: good
santos 80 sales here today, 10 go bags follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-15

London Oct 14.-At the wool sales to-day there
good attendance Prices, were rn The finer Victorian
GRADES advanced ID 4 fair selection. consisting q
10 45l bales oTerni. Following the Offering.
and prices obtained Vicioral 200 bales; sconrei ~
Is lid New South WsIcs-3oo bales secured szda
Is I'd do locks and pieces idols "a greasy 7adfls,
do locks ard piece, 8Ld691. Queensland-2soO bales
secured fOeddls 7ci do locks and pieces ldd1s 6Lf
greasy 734d09d do locks and pieces SID south Aus
tralla-l0O bales secured locks and pieces II dGls 81
greasy sbdd1O1 DO lock, and pieces, si6i01 SEar
Rver-oG bales; secured l. 81 grnasv G2sd. Auckland
g 900 bales secured 1ofG1s SD do locks and pieces
ofTIs Sid greasy SId1s cHd DO locks and peces 6id
Old Cape ~ Good Hope ant Nat8l-l.e00 bales
secured. 6dd1s lOd greasy. 42d09f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-15
Ocean Steamers

HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.
H EXPRESS SERVICE between New.YoTk South
amp ION london and Hamburg, BY the
steamers 0, 10000 tons aud II, 700 horse power.
Expreas s. AUGUSTA VICTORIA, II a. IL. Oct II.
NAL steamer HammOnia, , 30 a. m. Oc1obes %
REGULAR SERVICE 20 Plymouth LonionJ. Cher.
bourR Paris and Hamburg, als0 direct 70 Hamburg
Itaia......g Oct l.. Gthert.. 10 a Oct IL.
First cabin. $50 and upward: storage AZ low rates
General Office, 81 Broad. general Passage omee
wax r j. coRTis N MgI a. ot Bfosdwsy \. Y"
OHARLES SC, the South & Southwest
~ JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLOItIDA POINTA
TRIWEEKLY LINE.
From Pier %. r. r zoos ROo>eye.t-st). a. D. N
TR0QUOIS Charleston and ia. Ks We'd Oct "a
YFNASSEE Charleston and Jackson VI Fri. Oct Is.
CHEROKEE, Charleston a1f Jat ks1uyie .Mln oct 81.
All steamers have nst-clsss passenger accommodations
cent WM. p. CLYDE & co. Gen Agents
Bowling Green. y. z. -
T. G. EGER G. F. A C. s. r. & p. Line. $40 Bwy.N =.
CAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
y sENGER LINE-Four steamers weekly nom New
Per IS, y. r.. foot OF SDrtng,s.
S. CITY OF ACGUSTA.....W wednesday. Oct 10. o. n
s.. CHATTAHO0CHEE.--.- Eriday Oct i D N
- cITY OF nBIRNIYGHAM Mo6day. Oct; 81 ? ~
nall, FoTd5 and Wes:ern Railway tor all points IN Georgia,
florida South Carolina, Alabama and Loul.ia1a "a.
'feEH' d. 6.iN RfASRAGEN' W. II. RHETT Cen Ast-
East. AIT. 5. =. and w. R'y, savannah Fast Line,
~ 81 Broadway, 81 Broadway.
Il L. "ALhNi" New Pier IS, North River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-15
Ocean Steamers

GUI04Nx LlAL; - .rr. ,,.-, ..,.,,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOoI.
Leave Pier 80 y. T.. foot OF king-st
ARIZON -. -..-.------ uesiay, october 10. m
WISCONSIN TUESDAY. October nn
NEVADA Tuesday October 90 a. nj
hLAsK Tuesday. November 8 D. ma
WION Nc Tuesday. NoVaInber II
Cabin passage ESQ. eco $50 and 800 Second Cabin
$50 and $50 Storage. $50.
A. H. UNDERHILL & CO. 80 Broadway N Y
INMAN LINE &. ;. and Royal Mail Steamers.
A FOR OF EENsroWE AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF NEW YORK. "Wednesday. Oct m
CITY OF BERLIN ... wednesday. October 20 80 D. m
CITY OF PARIS. Mclnestiy. October 30 8 80 a m
CITY or CHIC AGO. wednesday. November o 100 p m
cas- and $40 sTEERAGF, 900. PETFE WRIGiIT (
SONS. General Agents. BOWLING GREEN n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-15

FLOUR AND MEAI.-FLOUR-LocaI iobteIs were
oS'' Stow Pes ioSed i a5 8aa chang Win
seadne.s noted on the part q holders sale 600 Dds
= $50 - 800 ibis City Nh. S5qii 80 Tor wes' In
Wntef Whest Extra - G5ds5 90 2o5 bbls saperane.
- IoG9i - Syy goI1 51ne sge'5 ~ Paignys 81 90
ae6; Low fAtfa ~ 6J4f3i Nluor ma. 10" sts'ae..
= 55a@j e5 Patents. poo; . choice, 35$s5 isnsy'
3 S SSG;} ~ 5ca, N e &5a. p u ye NS IS 25s
=; araghts. poor 70 aney sS s@at5 Pse9i,' az. 9[,
8 ' g. su feS srras #n5s S;
FLOUR-IIas not The day, ruling steady and
uet sale 500 bcs HhgPini Gs s.es = S6a
BTCKWhEAT GKMN-Qgo'ed 59s9Se iI3 n a
choice ~ RYE FLOUR-Mcre active ana steady. sales
"a 81 9S' sGgdPYMEi Se,er dcnaaf yellow Wr,
an quoted at - 4oc = e. al Bi2ndyyine 8 90 s'e'
GRIiNWHEA Is special life to the the . cpn99
m2ket i2ay though tn. grlela' G 800 GOO bush.
els but the bulk Of bus ness @as aGIFH-t %, w. md
i %, 81 r,;oa TSs was ,lfT tt s rom
a ,'a 2nd ;os 2e4te' Va a. n only Ssa
any con'gquen,e a. n , sc ncTeas was les,
an 100000 bushels Thu, iog.ther With E,, aTn b sIo'
stimulating effect on IN '.'IaO gl so1Trs VIZ. only
everywhere were again arg, and H. ,9'Ts ol no ina
,s ourase Fe oea buying and con .sn ga3 a.,
CARED lisJ W ~ oS arer witch there was ir
her slight advance realizing t4en e; a ill., ana ana pe,
lST-riiy gained "a a. on the visible supply lguri
and lpor; buying. December {l'l 70 ., 81 p .t'
inif: arrivals toiay 75o1e? bushels sPr,9sg , ana
~ 6g,6sis |in ie $50 6.bs agan-t 4o$ bus.
ago The Sa-h maTst todk nine l@ais.
sa a6y anu choc unsFaaed red and eight tce,5e 'a'
went Zoo o bushels sare POO 900 bushels spot and
y afrye inGlai:eE ~: 1,a No Ra JET So Rel
9!!i2GSi.c sa@st. do elevator quot So es3-ci ~
Ead SIC delivered; Stam"t y" - -, ~ ~ $40 10
Sat1t 20 scsGLc ro.ing AZ 81. d Dc.crbcl s6'sa
~ 7IBc. clne a. sac d. Janua'yi gIC'"s PyI-In
light demand Western quoted 4sg5Ic SOL 'T1S,,,Jsd
IA hgaY 55,aa ae 81 W SCGo G? dyey
state private terms BiRLLn y W. ItT.ce1 by
n! R 10 what Te barge ngFa.c, l1 i as,, y99 ,5 5uP
vain light offerings and fair demand ssyen,.Gn ioal,
ctne taken export options were f2iaI aeiIG o, goo
o,oi - ,,1 Msh 5a eG e 'P b. SSit SPOT and r. arrive m
I'm lrg NJ era lei Mixed and Whit S5Gtici Mn.
9o sosc elevator 4Od40ec ahoat 49sc se.lA. ,'lN
nv. 60 Witt. 500 e!eyatgr 4Q'lc aoati 10 iio5
2So co.as e %: de Decsn6 40 lsIGa4ic s?1i2s
a. ,,f.. d, Nav. 42G i2tc closing a. SO
S4 "a ,rl Sce' in se visible .app 5i2 Pos spot ana
pn- 6 s e 81, 1t tulc ia 600 bushels spot,
Guiding No B. 25c No 3 whl'e' q hit s.: 80
VII. 5'r 15 a5s.c closing A. a5Pc; Do N5ycmher
rr ~ ocr: 40 May. 2s'i a2shc, closing a. Sic;
go 100 p. $3.50, sharp. s0as5c Rye Fed DO, IOr
C1ru,r,tve stock OF gain "a ..9 81 20 b"s5
ye lc d28 bush barley G2it nn,h TaiI ~ bgs9;
october II whoa s9s 527 bush; 5@I o' 81
s S nslcbr g Wheat $40 500 bush corn 1870
a6 sy Zoo 2q s 99S 0 So 1895 1895 Gu:%
bush barley $500 6gsh w. 20 GGs $50 'i bush agsns
SS5s "a bu.h week ago. and 4j7S gu bush this week
plv Ns Sturdy yLS ' october 70, 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-15

HAY AND sTRAw-ReceiUs were larger t9,1g ga IA a
Guiding fair amount Of choice stock, when "t 80,
Weakening effect or he general market; G5a sc
Glover 45G55c Glover MiXe1 100000 shipping 50c
49,. STRAw-Iong Rye. 7OesOci short H5e' ''"''''
Oa' nd Wheat. 4Oc. -. .,ocL
uOI'S-Deuaud continues moderate for p ime sD,oH
hut low sradeS are more or neglected Prices remain
a. quST III cog r S s6 STATE cholcS 1888 Haze
med uu 96l0c do common Ease do 1851. 5dc 1sal
Coast choice 1889 Ice medium do, Odlle cI0ee -.
100 lie medium s40c do common. Gao 90 1854 ,r
METALs-llg iFOn warrants STEADY ., OS'p1'
sl7 I2s;, February, az 20 CoPPEKTDpph' oc g,r
changed Lake, October, quoted lOo5e G.. NJ D.
Der ss5e L5AD-Firi sscA t 10 TOM sYo'o c SyoS
bloc- TIN-Quiel nr1n sales 25 tOns PEI steamer
Gfoeee 2O4jc; 10 tons Novembef 2O.25c, M
MOLASSES-Quet and unchanged; heW-Ofean@ 20
146r latter fancy. -,
NAVAL sToREs-sPIRITs TVRPI;NTINIi.Rsl-tin =
easier on tsl offerings ard demand au9ted 4I,s@
RIOS NS-Quiet but generally sDsdr ,Esheti
= cs Good DO q r. q 1 sSs.l 20 5s, T.
s9Sslo =; * o 81 90; T. q o. 20 e. 2'@'2 "o'
oILs-Cottonseed has light lobbng demand. and thu
general market j. quiet but steady as rule C9tto1
old stssssss 81
ban. Sac; Coz domestic sisSSo; foreign. i4ssSoi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-15

Prime steers sold one year ago 7V9@o
and the Average estimated a. -.
BEEyES-Eeceipts for TWO days $50 carloads OF 1873
bead-l2l carloads direct Fast de saughteIers; us
carloads Goh-s including 10 carloads f9r ias{ma9 ina,
COMPANY % carloads for }. Stern 10 carloads TOT hau
nan { Strauss and carloads tor MetEger Levy ana
III carloads received Jersey City Of which II
carloads export steers for NJ Goldsmith ana car
loads SHAMELESS leaving about 81 carloads 70
be sold. -, -. ..-., s.-.
mast and ypry Texans and Market slow FOR
all the under grades and prices unchanged The oHer-
ings NOT all sold. ., -, a., = -
Three carloads Of Colorado steers sold at s3 35 car
loads said - have ia IN MissSspp. resembling
Cherkeps BROUGHT - GOds2 55 and poor to choice native
cattle sold az 1884 so. with picked steers s1ung az
3 bulls sold a =2qs2 -; cows at - 35d$2 40, and
stays and old oxen az g POO 81 . .,.,...oa 80.
Latest private cable odvices quote refrgeatea Pee,
eeaiv AZ AID $3.50 per u ana American HNe
cnfrc selling AZ iOQl2c fot the estimated dressed weigh
shipments tomorrow, 5000 quarters Of Deer lh the
Arizona e., -, - -, e..r.n
dav Ocr - Included cattle the Lord warwick No
london ao 49, head the Recta and 337 head on tls
Iepant5 To port From Norfolk lSo head were
shipusd Liverpool.
Montreal not heard from. -,
G. II Hammond { CO. eol1 in New York Brockyn and
TohIoD Tor the week ending Oct - Boz carclsses OF
baef Ga- . average. the average price OF 50 OIL
Ihe week's shipments OF i've eatte anu shceP anu
dressed BET and mutton arc as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-15

Sales Sherman Cuivr: - Chicago Steers l459 y
n AZ u 40: 10 d. 1851 n at - 30 10 do 1857 r. at
q 80 G2 d. 42j y at s. ~ a. DO oT ,d di1s a. So
1897 n at - 40 10 do. no. T. 40 g % 49, ill2
It a g AZ ,s 5 10 do 1888 y at - - 20 DO 100 T.
q g 80 d. ioeS ~ a e i57o 10 at 50 25 u' -
D. Mcpherson Co.. h,Ag',ih5 ~ ,cs' ,iaa ~ az
:; Il do. iSs3 a: = 5o DO 1925 g. at - 50 10
llsS at = 81 no. A. - 80 d. 1885 r. at Il 20
Is d 400 m at b I1a,as d. a. i9,s y a. q %
9S o. 70 d. 1904 H. az q 60 a. lgS y IS 90 log ~
H. at % II Kcntu5sy oxen aud Steers l143 d. at - ;
CS e@;;o nee e eH Virginia steers 1890 D. so
Il d. 1898 10 a q d. 1870 n at - 90 1900 D. az
81 DO. liz n at 3 s.; % Do 5i59 % D. Al ~ 50; /?
~ 5, H 10 Kenticty DO 1850 r q q To- state bull
1850 y. At - 3 state SSy AZ % 70 4oi ~ no.
,cbsnTcfr j. pennsylvania steers 1856 ~ at 81 30
81 DO I1 nv: z K K IT. steers 1912
DO ,S s9qaes =, = e 20 3 do 10 % SGuieS
@ ;; o' 3 DO a. g1 3 g II do 90 j1s sa a.
Goldsmith Een'u e. i ssh 1 IL q B. at IS 50
49, Sunfoe Il Colorado steers. about llSo aver
P,: 2. head Dun a6i R. e'i From 59
80 10 $50 has paid for R5,J 70 'i soS
1 nj de- Rsf ea 3 q oS .ed more
n1 g T ,baa ast week Gra.sei ranged IN pFee rom
= - 70 g. 10 f 20 yTy choice ve,s At s5ess lot Of
s0ll az - 20
oSn Hallenbeck: A Grassers. eo2 %
400 ~, 40 96 per 100 n 40 do. l95 y. A. 90 3I2 DO
S55 n AZ ~ 80 FED Caiyet, 20 n e ~ ~ 81 West
D II 81 oi n s = "a G,asieE 22l -
OF Western C3y'e, 20 o "a al ~ do So$ r. at "a e.
% {eaI,9 g5 ID q rassers 2O5 n a, 80 o. % DO
oas N. a. 81 20 10 do 24s n az 90 70; Fed Calves
81 50 y d. Isl y "a d 100 p AZ S.
vef a' n CO. D. az Fe G vsas 2os y at &c 10
Veil, l5S n; ,E AZ ~ veals 100 u. at 7iac.
VII wernh xiv { Co.: : Yeats 40 ~ az 7i2e
Ma5n', hnp,ugt Inqham: Gfassefs $50 NJ AZ 2ioc. A
10, gu "a a. b Sa7 n AZ 4c 50 Western DO go n az Be
ae CeyTs n, atc. 10 do. 800 70 A. 3l.c Vras
Ks o s at? e II d. 1876 ~ at FAC 90 Yearngs Bulls
'sHiRfiEP KID Receipts So carloads Of ieo
,e.d az caroads at GOthst and 81 carloads IT Jersey
CIV and about 10 earloats were held over saturday.
hctr lone to the lamb market ard prime stock sold IN
maey gases at an advance Of l0al6e per 100 n.
amman IN prime Sheep ranged n price from 81 o
q ,nd ~ selected brought - 10 Very Ordinary
In IN ice Lambs sofa at IS 90 go 70 Calls" 81
sSles-D Harrington is State Sheep. 100 n average.
81 H. at a. 90 100 state Lambs, 80 n at 60; 1I9 do.
GO 70 ga Canada DO rs n. at SO 20; A State sheeD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-15
STANDARD Of Classinca-
STAINED.

Strict Good 0rinsfy.. S. MITihe
OpIons-Wefe fairly 9ctlvc ana s0mewha, unsettled
October opened shade higher, while other months de-
clinrd Leg points weaker Liverpool sdvices. P0r
pccpts larger, and unioaf.ng = october thereafter
a decided Drfsk October sold down 10 points and
Ohe- months 4a6 points closing heavy. Sales SG.JO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-15

Wheat Corn. Oats. Eye. 's'.92-
Oct u s.s go % l,a 90, 5s7 a57 900 or Oi315o
Oct 5. b., =, o., e., s1cI ts8olo s69s7
oi - 90 900 2ol TO- 4ol 17C u0oio 7iS7o2
oGL o,o o,a az, ,a2 $40 AS s2i 7lo $50 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-YOrk, Monday. Oct. a. 1889.
Beeves. Cows Calves. Sheep and Lambs. Swine.
1G412 o0l 400 41s76 40 1870
Beeves Cows. Calves. Sheep Swine.
SGey CITY Stock Td 49, a AZ = 553 2o'
FortIeth.st.. n RI. -. -. -. 80: 2l.u2
Fe asafhs a:; week 81 sse9 1903 asei
Cor week last yeaT....10.256 go 1909 529sl 40dI2
Vs. Ky rs sst W. 9.72S IS 5O7l S5S92 ~ s0l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-15
WHITE STAR LINE.

7" III It y = ; y = : ' :.
w FOR QUEENSrOW
ROYAL AND UNITED s.
'Tcutonic.Oci. 16, ID 80 am.
G, rmaQic....Oct. %. 3 y. IN.
B-itannlc.. oct. 80, 10 am.
'Adrlat!c.. Nov. e. 3 p. III.
From white star Docl
second cabin on these
and upward. second cabin
10 steamer and location Of
favorable terms; Storage,
II Broadway, New-Ycfk.
nutst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-15

COTTON-The SPOT msTEef fu-e1 qlI1t and s-"ady az
unchanged prices sales 2i7 bales for consumption.
A-o la-, week not before rpo,,ed 1851 b9cs or ex-
70 go bales against j437s bales last week ard jj2sl
nae, -, div ast year. since S-p%mber ] rcelpts a.
h no-ts Aggregated O-G SIS bales 20 J23
Tor he corresponding time las, year
Quotations based American Standard Of Cassinca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-15
Wheat. I

Wheat Corn oats. Aye. bllls'-
Toll lnl
], ooo c-0t =
adosf 10 s3s 919 70 $50 600 53 33 - P69 la
Incr'.r' $50. 100 - u''-- o't,7iti- .S,--'
visible supply in the United states and Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-15

A LIEN DODwO3TH. 10. Gs1 FIFTHAvE..
a OPENS SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18TH.
Gas, f1r Gentlemen va. begin December "a.
private Lessons 81 any Tine Jy appointment.
LTNANDER NACGEEGOES. los West 55'h-st t.
Il NOu op-a ~ private lessons IL dancing. Classes
begin sa'u-!ly, O.:-o-r %.
4 -CAETIERS DANCING ACADEMY. so 5th.ayc.
y. ta---.- r2t al Tit --.'tl-a ant elias, lessons
81 hour. WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY. Halls - let.
u EFN4NUo-s ACADEMY. lGo Last J5th.st-A scno3l
r.r DANCING, D,p1rtue.t aud CaI.rlenic Exercises
a. -H- and fashionable dances. send for circular.
VrSIrEFEuJCNE CONSERVE ToPY. - W, l4th.
N -t.- thorough -arr. f0- dancing and depprtIneu-
WALTZ GUARANTEED: b1s,o- taken charge = IN cltg
o. country d. competent teachers
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-12-21

One of the most frightful means OF
extravaganza in houses where coal
is used is the continual punching OF
the fire, as in this way 3 large part
OF the carbon is ground up and falls
unburncd in the ashpan. Fires are
always better vixen the coal is al
lowed to remain unbroken while be-
ing consumed on the CRATE. In many
coal mines slack is very freely given
away because it is of little value.
Many persons continually bang and
poke the fire until the coal is but
little better than mere slack. Ifyou
want more fire put on more coal, but
give the poker o rest.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-12-21
FASHIONS FOR MEN.

In dogskin walking gloves the fad is to
have them a little large.
Black silk underwear Is conceit that the
fashionable dressers are taking TO quite nat
urally.
There are mourning suspenders Of all
black. And then there are morning braces
of liquid red.
Pearl gloves, with self stitching of moder-
ate width, will be the correct full dress hand
wear this winter.
Purchase the largest black China silk hand
kerchief you can find, and you have the very
best available muffier.
The heavy cape skin gloves, in reddish
tans, with drawn points on the back, are the
correct thing for driving and riding.
A design In shoulder pieces Of dark grey
silk, daintily picked out In alternate minute
figures OF red and black, Is particularly
fetching show specimen Of fine braces.
Gloves for walking and demi-dress are
shown In all the different tan shades. The
most popular backs are those Of with the
drawn points. Golden tan, soft, flexible
and medium weight skin, is very popular
Clothier and Furnisher.
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1890.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

Hal PER's Bazaar 10 journal for the home.
Giving the latest information with regard 10
the Fashions, its numerous illustrations,
fashion plates, and pattern sheet supplements
are indispensable alike to the home dress
maker and the professional modiste No ok.
pense Is spared in making its artistic ttrac-
tiveness of the highest order. It's clever
short stories, parlor plays, and thoughtful
essays satisfy all tastes. and its last page 10
famous as budget Of wit and humor. In
its weekly issues everything is included which
is of interest to women. During 1890 0LrvH
THoRNE MILLER, CHRISTINE TERAuNE HRRRIcK.
and MARY Lowe DIcKNRoE will respectively
furnish series of papers on "The Daughter
at Home" ''Three Meals Day. and 1.-THE
Woman of the Period" The serial novels
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NEckwEAR NOTES.

In neckwear the three-inch fourth hand Is
. success.
Persian effects on light ground silks make
most elegant puffs.
The Ascot, like all scarfs that are tied by
the wearer. is selling well.
This is q season of compromise so far as
neckwear silksgo. You can wear pin check
or q large dot.
The fad of wearing two pins in the scarf is
not a good one. Tasty dressers win eschew
such vulgar display.
IN London the reigning collar Is that with
the turnover point, with space. 1t Is from
two to two and one-quarter inches high In
front, and is beyond doubt the SWEETEST collar
out
In the quieter color lines of the larger and
more expensive scarfngs the new shades Of
gray continue TO have the first call The in
terblending hues are predominably black and
red
The scarf pin positively must not be intro
duced in the Teck scarf. In q four-in-hand it
is Admirable and Is inserted upon the lower
edge of the cross fold. upon the reason or pre-
tence of holding the knot In form.
The present wide width of the four-in-hand
makes 1t an article Of more or less perplexity
to the man who cannot tie four-in-hand
nicely. In tying these broad scarfs the knot
should be pulled tight, so as to crease and
wrinkle the silk little bit; to tie wide scarf
loosely makes it lay fat, and in this position
IL Is simply gigantic chest pad, Of no beauty
whatever and Furnisher.
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Harper's Magazine,
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A new Shakespeare--the Shakespeare of Ed
WIN A: ABBKY-will be presented in HARPER
MAGAZINE for 1890, with comments by AN.
DREW LANG Harper's Magazine has also
made special arrangements with ALPHoSsE
DAUDEr. the greatest OF living French novel;
lists, for the exclusive publication, In serial
form, of humorous story, to be entitled
"The Colonists of Tartarin the last Adven-
lures of the Famous Tartarin." The story
will be translated by HENRY JAMES, and illus.
trated by RossI and MyRBAcH.
w. d. HowELLs win contribute novelette,
In three parts, and LAFcADIo HEARS novel;
cite in two parts, entitled "Youma," hand
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IN illustrated papers, touching subjects OF
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Words o. Wisdom.

Envy shoots at Others and wounds
itself.
Vows made iu storms are forgot.
ten in Gains.
Youth and white paper soon make
an impression.
Zeal without knowledge ID like fire
without light.
A goosequill is more dangerous
than lions claw.
What we call time enough always
proves little enough.
History is not fable agreed upon,
but truth disagreed upon.
Remember, impertinence isn't wit
Any more than insolence is brilliancy
A little seeing saves mrch look.
ing ; a little speaking saves much
talking.
BE who waits 20 do o great good
at once will seldom do anything at
all.
Gratitude is the music of the
heart when its chords are moved by
kindness.
Fortunes are made by taking OPP
portunities character is made by
making them.
Don't indulge in luxury of strong
opinions in the presence of your ell
ders.
IF young men will not believe in
themselves DO man or woman can
believe in them.