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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-10
HE MARKETS
Grains. frovisisns. Etc.

CHICAGO. july o.
rrour-ouiss and steady. Spring Wheat
Patents. e. syge5,5; baker,, ~. ie0<.e5. Winter
Wheat Flour. s6 Io(osss for patents and $4,000
eoO for straishsa
wnsAr-Rried weaker, with light trading.
No. 9 July. so1aiSe; August, Gkes.Ic, and
December ssSl1Si4c.
CoRN-ModerAJs trading at . lower range.
ia. 9. 5s95eiae; No aYellow. 5s<6,9kc; No.
Q. Ssc. No. 3Yelow. 5SS s3ee; July, 55ss156iAc;
August 53,s3dlsc; September. 5i10s2Ac,
Year t3'soT'.c; May. fsSsGl4aSc.
OArs-WeaS.r. No z s5b957kc; July. Ssh
c7.c; September. 2ssse2Slc Samples high
or. Offerings moderate. No. , Ba37c;
no 3 White so0lic, No. q sSdssc; No.
White. s91BHo
Ryx-st-ady No 3 cash. 7e,sc: samples 7ca
ssc: No. oO36sc. No. 2 August csc, Sep
TENDER, $40
BAsLsY-NomsnAl Sample lots sszsssc; Sep
TENDER No. 2 ssssc bid and Tic asked.
Msss PORK Trading moderately active and
prices ruled lower. Prices ranged At 90. 100
lois for Dash: sio fo9 10 IS for July: SO 2sS q
na1 for Septsuber, and tlo sseio.o for oc-
tooer
LARp--Markst moderately active and prices
lower Quotations ranged at 70. i54ts.9o for
cash; ~ 100 20 for July; - 900 s2S for Sep.
teuoer. and ~ tsss % - for octsber.
BCrTRR-Crs amcry. isoi7c. Dairy. f1G,i3xc;
Packing stock. iooiic.
PovLFsv-IAve Chickens. ssfic per III, Live
Tnkeys Tatsc per 10. Live Ducks. soSc per
III Live Geese. e1~ts % per dozen
orrs-wIsconsin Prime White. Sc; Water
Waite. sec. Michigan Prime White. sssc;
Water white, iossc: Indiana Prime White.
exc. Water White. Zoe Headlight. Us test
sssc; casaline 81 dess i+c, 20 des'S sac;
Nsphthas Is des's. 7ssc.
Lrop oRs-DistiliedS spirits ruled frm 81 u. 10
psr raj for taaned goods.
NV YoRx. July O.
wHxAr-cusex week. NC love July. HoIs
Ftefy: August gk 2es.se. september s1Ss
s71sc; October. s;s1E &c; December. ~ III
Gosss; Msy tissis ofHs
CosS sGfc lower: dali, weak No ?. Ills
o-sAa
osrs-puiI. S,se lever; steady. Western.
81 35sc.
Recommendations Hight demand FL
sra ness, Av3Iooo, family Gap3fA0
Pors-Farly active. steady. New mess. fi0
ara -. cid mess. slo DSiLO. extra prime.
80 sosii % Lard-<snise nominal steam ren-
dsred esst
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-10

VVANTED-Live canvassers: active road
w men ard q few first class state managers.
Apply at once between snd 80 am. Reid
Mfg Co. III otsaws 81. Telephone seL
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-10

NATURALIZATION 1--WE ladies to act rs
w agents; only those furnishing good ref
ereuc- need apply. g. Cansl-st.. room |. up
stairs LII
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-10

WANTFD-Immediate a lady OF good
w quai fcaticns. to act ss general agent fof
the state; oaiy tlase meaning sines> beei
apply. 81 Gao al-st.. room !. up stairs. 1871
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-10
WAHrED-AeEsrs.

VVAyTED-Two or three canvassers to sell
w household goods in city. Profitable en-
ployment for meu out of work. city refer
euces = equired. Adams Home Furnishin ne
House 70 8. ptvision.st Is
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-10
Monty TO LOAN

kEGR ~ snssi lets a. sgehei - ieAh 90
Ia iasefas al fesi estate. l. =, ffeffas foaafss
4 I.assff's blsses opposite sweets hstsi.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-10
$1,000 CASH

HOTEL In South Grand Rapids. just outside
l Of city limits; new building; new,y:fur-
niShed; for sale or rent with furnitures on a
good main road within 10 rods of depot; also u
good local trade.
q HOUSES. and lots. also 81 vacant lots for
- sale on long time or exchange for farm
or personal property.
ND 40-acre Farm to exchange for good
"A house and lot in south or east portion Of
city.
POUR tenement bricx block. lot 30 feet front.
on North Ottawa. to exchange for good
improved farm'o or Detroit city property.
BUSINESS BLOCK. 4lxl00 feet. on s7i Hall st.
~ Tor sale at bargain.
Z HOUSES and lots on toitayr. to trade for \
gilteaee farm within 10 to u miles OF city.
Oh ACRES improved land. 20 miles southeast
CO of ty; A No. / buildings. banked barn
acres orchard. all kinds smalt fruit, we'll
fenced. under good cultivation. to exchange
H0TEI in Big Rapids. ali furnished. TO ex-
~ change for property In city or farm.
20 ARE farm ) miles southwest Of Reed
" City. nearly al improved; good ferccs.
etc.; free OF all incumbrances to exchange Tor
s ES Sl RSeoa house ana ,os - Lasrave.., h..
4 good cellar. heated by furnace. lighted by
gas. and has a splendid barn; lot 5xl25. with
40 ACRES Of land, u mile north and miles
~ east Of city. TO exchange for city prop
on ACRES. mile north Of city limits. on
~ Alpine-gravel road-for sale; = desirs-
BILE tract for plating.
Ut sale or trade tor city property.
VACANT LOTS In the city and suburbs for
HOUSE AND LOT on south Lafsyette-sr. for
III sale or trade.
- ACRES gardening land. 8 miles south OF
40 city. to exchange Tor city property.
MONEY to loan on real estate and ehatteis.
G. S. FOUTS s Room sy q ;,yyIs sIs
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WIHANS { ALLEN
Graad Unien Real Estate Exchanges
ROOMS AND TOWER BLOCK.
PHONE so.


Houses and Lots tor Sale or thenahGe.
Viii give sosae enc eArgsin an = eerner lot.
sla ID en- James ~. First eeme. hrsf served
sos. on easy Payments. eroela hens~. seaih-
eru part OF tse CITY,
Ne lrsse hsaars rented Ter 8 ~ per nenth
each. which Nc viii sch OF easy payments.
tl-iks far bafh- keaf vi one PAYS TIE Interest
on both al per eent, Viii be soid sers Soon ~
the estate Hesi be closed
ECO for = large lot. sToen house front haii.
nice CELLAR lot " rth the money
S1ge for . nice new room house in coed 10
ekifIy en- vest side. Ioi SAILS: COCA Vel au0
cisiern and street srAdea
sltSs cash will buy II room house and lot on
also have = nice business corner. SOFAS which
can be bought al bargain
FOR EACHAN6E-ioe acres Of good land -
Gle AIRED fair beass and barn; exchange foi
blacksmith shop and house and iet In small
Hotel in good nwn. doing good business
oMasr deaf; uau like to exchange for house
aud let or small f4fm; good opening Tor some
one.
sl.0l Win buy --room new house on corner
northern part OF city, would be cheap al $3.50
Vail give some one a great bargain on = nice
new houses No. Csss-sI- Cal And look al IL
G)500 WILL buy house and lot on Ninth
S~OO ave. which rents for s. q month.
seoo0. new modern 7-room house on firsf u
nice nrigaoorhood' well aad eisterni lot asx
Is. corner.
We have few more lots left between Fountain
and fuiioa on Mechanic 1t. Nice large maple
shade; also some choice apple trees on each
lot; only >o5S; viii soon be worth slttU.
$500 for anice corner on So. lonlast- Mod
ern iurocm house and nice barn: good
point for physician. call and see or phone
e3l- Winans 4 Alien.
$50 each will buy nice lots on cass-st. SO
each for nier lots on Laiayette-st. Lots mol
AS large near by are selling for sll0o.
S2i0p for room new modern house on Cass
ST.; oak finish below; nice hail: we'll and els
tern; this place Is we'll worth Szotp.
$3.50 for sroom house In southern part Of
city: come TO eur once. and< Tower block
ana We viii take you out to look AZ some bar
gains.
sIio for s-room house on the hill, term.
easy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-10

A CHANCE "a q life time fcr msn sit capt
n sai snd active mea without capita te -
cure VERY pifesNnt snd pfentstie sssthee
address eith eeat aamp. Consultative "A
tssels ~hee stsre. 4 Arcade bai'a,ss
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-10
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

The brick block located on West Bridge St.
Nos. ~. lsa and Isl. Is for sale Beck contains
three stores TIE secend fsof ~ in satfes ~
rooms. suitable for o5ces 81 housekeepinR-
viii seii fer cash ar wiii take part in city
property II sold m n feys. Inquire 81
2stf A. A. LORD Isl West Bridee~st
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-10

NoNET 10 LOAN sITea ssspressa Fssa =
W f9se srEafftys I ser seAt. ustSefH =
6sss. Il hsaFss So hi
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-10

WANTED Every vaaae maa 10 step Ia snd
w s@s what ee ean 10 Win them IN PAR
81 faatsL sAit 81 etathfs o ossfeasf sasso is
order tetst. HsspeisfeiHsrf 20. VI
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-10

loans 90 shars nare made "a sas sssa -
IL eaass 5aaa r. Martha q tsas'-sA
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xIscBLLAsEoUa

EOE RENT Furnished tent At Ottawa
4 Beach. Address. The Wave fentot.sw.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-10

WANTED-our agents make $50 70 sei .
w month selling our goods on their merits.
We want country and general gents and will
take hack all goods unsoid u a county agent
fails 10 clear siU0 and expenses after thirty
DAYS. trial. or general agent less thar 81.
We wiii end large Illustrated circulars and
letter with a special efyer 20 snit territory sp-
plea for on receipt OF three one-cent stamps
Appiy NJ once and eet on the boom. Address
Renner ranaiaetufins Compsny. PittsenrE,
Pa 80
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FOB RENT-HOUsES.


L-0R RENT--A desirale new cottage furnished
at Macarawa p ark. price Sis for the sea-
son. or SIS per week. Inquire OF John w.
Closterhouse II Canai-st. or Mrs. Emma Gil
more ~ Macatawa Park, III
TOR RENT-A pretty cottage TO rent On my
l. Jefferson Avenue Plat. ii. t. Thorn pson.
II New Hcuseuan Block. ls2
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LOST

I .OST-Smali round leather pocket book. Mon
~ day H. m on Michigan Central train or
around Union depot; contained 50 IN bill and
IS IN gold, Also keys nnc some receipts and
had owners name. Reward II left at l0l OF
tawa-st NJ Sherwood. lei
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-10
REAL ESTATE-OOuNTRY.

E0R SALE-A small fruit farm. IL miles fro ON
L ottawa Beach. 50 acres now in to crops
Price $50. Enquire l47 Gold st. lyl
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PERSONAL.

DAN AWAY-A colored boy eight years old.
IL by the pamc II George Mokins- lie ran
away from nome Monday morning. ANY In
formation as to his whereabouts Will be thank
fully received by his father at 81 Canairst. ~
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TOR sALE-MrscrLrANrous

40 TO SELLECk 4 ANDRE. rs South Divl-
" sionsst.. opposite Winegar block. when
you want to buy or sell second hand furniture.
stoves and other household goods. 2-22-92
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
The STATE on Trade

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25.-Though the East.
ern and foreign wheat markets were rather
irregular this morning, the local market re-
NAMED steady at yesterdays quotations. Bar
ley is steady with fair demand for choice
bright feed grades Supplies are liberal. Oats
is firm with poor demand; the receipts are
moderate.
The vegetable market is fiat and prices are
weak.
The market for dairy produce is active for
California picked roll and Eastern creamery
Choice ranch and fresh Eastern eggs are in
demand and firm. New mild cheese is steady
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
Flour-Net cash prices for family extras, $50
5.25 per Dbl; bakers extras, saIJts5.35. super
fine, S3.6(13.90
wheat-sl .o5; td11. 671s per Genital for standard
qualities. with sl.6Si4 Tor choice
Barley-Feed, sl0l1atGl.G834, with sllo for
choice old brewing, SL45f1l 90; new brewing,
S1I2lsIL l7i5: cheyalier. 81 sal ST. per cen tai
for standard; lower grades, sL07 9Gl. II per cea-
tai.
Oats-surprise, 7ls9L45 milling, $3.50
IS7ia good to choice, $l2l sol. 35: lair, 81 200
L@0 for Oregon, and ST. 5o5I.S5 for California, per
Genial
Hops-Quiet and nominsl; 1!Gl5c per pound.
wool-Market dull; snring. foothill per
pound, l6fGlsc; Northern, Isfg25e: Nevada, $50
lsc; Oregon valley, 22fG14c; Eastern light, Is(a
2oc: do, heavy, 1ZgSI5e. Fail-MounIaIn. li.hs
and free 1ltgi3c; do, heavy and poor. gNllc:
plains, heavy and poor, SC: do, good, 9(lsIOc;
lambs, poor TO choice, Ssl2c.
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HEDGD ABOUT BIZ A PROSCRIPTIYE TABOO

l am not aiming to convince menta.
oanies, as indeed that won be fruitless
Without the necessary cultured intellect
'hat makes logic applicable. Force, briIli-
ahcy ana originality even are no weapons
70 attack slave with. For many CEN
turtles the medical art was hedged about
.! proscrlptive taboo which it, as vet,
mas not survived. The brand for murder
ing truth Is the penalty or inbecility
stamped upon the mental caliber of the
average individual-in relation 20 medicine
ana medicine men. The sun of the
Niheteenth century has not ret dawned
upon MS intellectual horizon. He. to-
gether with his ideal medicine man st;I,
hloernates in the good old DAYS of the
dark ages when it was bad form 10 he in
Gu sltIve. He still "bel eyes, in bIeedin-
clustering, vomiting, purging and sweat
ing lie loves copious doses of horse
medicine. He delights in asafetida and
caiomet and carbolic acid They are con-
sldered indispensable; no well regniated
Iamlly, with pigmy inteilects and ab-
dominal development considers ieself safe
without those family Iares These 1 40
net wlsh TO convert; they are the Rim Van
wrinkles that will continue to sIuluber
through this and probably throuoh the
worlds history. They live. they d. M
monument marks their forgotten semi
chre. humanity was not enriched nv
their entrance; il has lost nothing nv their
exit. They are driftwood on the shores OF
time and noat with the ebb and tide of
Opinions they nave inherited from their
anthropomorphlc ancestry. No il is not
to these | wish TO address myself. but TO
the thinking ones, whom a thought does
not throw into an eoilepic paroxvsm:
who love knowledge for its own sake: who
are wiling 10 investigate the truth or
lastly OF any proposition. and once con-
vlnced will stand by il through ALL the
grlmacs of chattering and delayed civil
ieation. To thOse-nos the chatter rs. but
the thinkers-I commend the Histogenetic
system Tor investigation, and will eluci-
gate with pleasure any question not suf-
ncientiy clear IN book, which viii be sent
Tree to any address.
SEATTLE. Aug. 8, 1891.
All who are afflicted in like manner
know this: | have been nearly blind for
nlteen years. Have had the advice and
treatment OF several of the most eminent
ocuIlsts OF the country. Have been treated
at the Eye lnhrmary in Boston, but re-
celved no benefit until commenced TAX
ing the Hlstogenetic med cInes, nee
Which time my sight has been constantly
improving. and | expect with the use of
Mite more of the medicine TO be able to
see as well as | ever did. My trouble was
paralysis OF the optic nerve. The medi-
cnes also brought me through a severe
attack OF the La grippe last spring, after
my friends had weary nearly despaired of
my recovery, for all of which favors. after
God, We are truly thankful TO DR.. Jordan
and his medicines. and shall never employ
any other physician when 1t is possible to
obtain treatment from him. for we are of
the opinion that he can surely accomplish
miracles. MRS. EDNA A. LEWIS.
5. w. Cor. Alton and fremont SITS.
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EASTERN MARKETS.


NEW YoRK, Sept. 25.-The stock market still
showed extreme activity in 6 few leading stoeGs
this morning, the trailing in Uaion Pacific.
Missouri Pacific, Atchison and ST. Paul being
enormous, while the general list compare
lively quiet. The first prices were very irregu-
larry changed from those of last evening.
While the general list were only slight fractions
different, sugar was exceptionally so, with
loss OF ~ per cent at -. Tie market,
however, Immediately developed marked
strength and large fractions were gained
all along the line, Missouri Pacific NOV
ing with the remainder OF the list
TIE strong point in the LIST Was Canada
Southern, which opened up a. = per cent.
above at 57 per cent, aud rose 20 sol per cent,
afterwaTt falling of over per cent The mar
get throughout was extremely feverish and IL
regular, bat remained in the main strong. and
maintained decidedly active business alter y
O'Clock, while prices all along the line made
further progress in an upward direction. Union
Pacific and Missoari Psefac rose "a and Il
per cent respectively from the noon prices,
touehing is and % respectively. The rest OF
the hst was content with smaller gains, and
Later, when the two Leaders lost most OF their
improvement. the general List was well held.
The grangerS were good second il activity. In
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LEGAL NOTICES.

- 49,
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ADMINS
- traitor de oonis non. Notice is hereby given
saAi ~ virtue OF an order of sale duly made aud
eate,ed OF record by the probate court of King
suanty, " ashington. made on the 18th dag of
eeehher A n. 1890. IN the matter of tn estate Of
~ ~ ophilns Gard. deceased, |, the undersigned,
asxeiolstrstor de fonis non OF the estate OF
.aeepA ius Gard, deceased. WITH sell at public
ssas,oa 10 the highest best bidder for cash, gold
sn The United STATES. and subject TO cunftrrns-
w Ny he superior courg OF King county, state Of
ss11 aastcn, proha'e Jurisdiction on Friday, the
As OF september. A. -. 1891. between the
fI 10 O'Clock in The morning and the setting
A. sTs sun on the same dav, to-Wft; At the hour
A. sesock in the forenoon of that day. At the
eos,.aoo r entrance Of the courthouse OF htnS
Ely W Washington, At the city Of seattle. sail
fh.Ss ali the right. title. interest and estate of
49, sAid The philus card decreased at the time Of
- esth and ali the right. ttle and Interest that
- sAsd estate has, oy operation o. law or other
A. equtred other than or ia addition to that of
- ssAsa heophlus Gard. deceased al the time of
n..utAih la and 20 all thai certain lot. piece or
rs OF land situate, lying and De Hg I'm the city
- eeAtiie, county II king and state 81 Washing.
a. a. known and particularly bounded ana described
seaieNS to-wlt: \ tract OF land beginning sew
~ t3et teet west of the sou; Invest corner os
fSai ru and Washington streets thence west twenty
.-el ieet; thence south sixty tool feet: thenc,.
Neaty GO ieet: thence north 20 ;he place Of
IseIing sixty go feet, being part Il io, eight
70 "a block (Io) Of Mayaard's p at u The town
ioN ety. Of seattle together with al and singer
81 a. uhe tenemeEtS. Entertainments ana Appurte-
tallinr - - "FF''
-, ems and conditions of sale; Cssh. gold coin or
ne-s h..ed States Of America, 10 PER cent q the
SASe money 10 be paid to tie admin stratoF on
Nv ,S 49, OF sac; remainder On confirmation 81 sale
$50 We said superior court; deed ~ the EXPENSE OF
fASraser SAMUEL l. CRAWFORD.
esA.as Cart deceasaf
49, seattle Wash. Angus; 81. 4. y. 1921.
AZ ~ 49, OF This 2ath dav OF September, 1891,
dove ssIa and place IN above no,ice named. The
Der 4 80, ey Hie adjourned IA saturday, octo-
sAe fra,,., AZ the haur Of Il o'clock m. and ~
calless ~ nst entrance Of the Halier oiock $50
CT Ms,.an ga Ton street. on the northwest corner
King sSr. ae second streets In the city Of seattle,
uGs s Sossnty. Washington. AZ which last nArled
scrsbsi rp Pace said properly IN above notice de-
80 0e so'0, "a IN SAID above notice stated
Afmtn,.,,.. SAMUEL L. CRAWFORD,
'6 ~ss Sart. deceased - INV e0'@S -
Der. 1881. &sia'' this 18th day OF SepieEn-
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
ON LONDON CHANGE.

LONDON, Sept. 25.-The stock exchange opened
fairly. The entire list was below yesterdays
closing here. The most notable declines were
in Union Pacific, which was down So Wabash,
st. Louis and Pacific preferred and debentures
each were down % Atchison was down 17s;
Northern Pacific preferred down IL; Denver i
Rio Grande preferred and Missouri, Kansas 4
Texas each down 11s
Closing-Consols: Money, aiss; Q. s. bonds-is
10; 10, 4lzs. 10& Bar silver-s514d Per ounce.
Money! per cent
RREADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 25.-Wheat-Demand poor;
No. red winter, steady. S.: No. 2, red spring,
dull IS Cd.
Corn-Demand and spot poor; futures, fallen
of; spot, steady, IS lid; October steady, IS sd.
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MERCHANDISE.

MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Easy and quiet
up; cosing steady, 5 10 s. points up Sales were
76,j00 bags, including September, &l3 4SAi35 IS:
November, sl1. 5ogu.5 50; December, sI1.409ll.65:
Rio, nominal; fzir cargoes, 17cs No. T. about isc
Sugsr-RaH, steady. Sales, 2o,oo0 bags Brazil.
50 est, 29ac. Refined, auiet and steady:
Copper-Nominal.
Leat-Duil; domestic, si5211.
Tin-Steady; straits. SOLO
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2a-The wheat market was
lower and fairly active. The opening was about
sc lower than yesterdays close, and steadily
declined sc more. Then the market rallied TO
outside figures: but eased of again, aud the
closing was sc lower than yesterday. Receipts
bushels
wheat-Easy; cash. CSC: December, s7lse.
Corn-stesdy; cash, 4sssc; October, 4si4c.
oats-steady; cash, 26s4c; October, 27c; May,
Rye-ouiet; ssc.
Barley-6Oc.
Pork-steady; cash, $4,000 s.; January, SASS
l lsaFdE7Duli; !. cash. $50: January, s6.7711
$50 short ribs, $6.75(g6s0.
whisky-slls.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, Sept 25.-Cattle-Receipts, 5000;
lower top prices, s52SG5.s9; no extra steers on
sale; others sz'oSi.I5; Texans, s2-25g2eo;
Hogs - Receipts, 1900; dull ana lower;
rough ana common, sitG,4.50; m xed and packers,
81 70ls4.90: prime, heavy and butchers weights,
s5.2JG540; light, $49U95O5.
sheep = Receipts, 5000; slow and steady;
native ewes, s3.boC34.50: fancy wethers, sIT5G5:
Texans and Westerns. s. sOls4.2O
WOOL MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, sept 25.-Wool, demand
improved: prices steady; Montana, 19Qg23c; ter
ritor:si, 15Gl9c: coarse, 19lG21c.
BOsT0E, Sept. 25.-wooi-Demand steady.
California and Oregon selling at previous prices.
Territory, steady, with sales of fne on q secured
basis OF 6O(16G1.c: fine medium, 5Jt57e; medi-
urn. 53t55c. Australian, firm and fairly active
at S7(1ssSc.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Boston, Sept 25.-Closing-
Atehison ......... As Mex. Central 1890. 23Z
Burlington ...... Ssss san Diego. ....... Isl
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New steel Mortars Tested.

ATLANTIC HIsHLASDs \. j.. Sept 24-sev.
eral new heavy steel m0rtsrs were tried on the
Hook today, some being over forty tons In
weight The vibration was tbs heaviest ever
felt here. many houses being shaken and no
little alarm fslt among tie inhabitants The
pilot OF the steamer sandy Hook said ons OF the
discharges shook the steamer from stem to
stern, aad the pilot house had all its windows
lowered The distance from mere 70 Ire Hook
is over three miles, yet the SHOCKS were ie I
clear down 70 Red Bank
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General schoneId Approres Sew Taetie..

WAsHIS6ToS CITY, sept. 4-Maior General
SehohelG has approved the new army tactics,
ami when thsy receive the APPROVAL Of the sscrc-
tary OF war steps will he taken at once 70 put
them n operation Briefly described. the gen.
era scheme 10 10 develop skirnish drill TO its
highest point