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Mr.. ANDREWS AND THE sc0Ws
Proposition to Buy Those Owned
by the Barney Company.
Board Of Estimate Not Enthusiastic
Over the Scheme.

The Board of Estimate to-day consid-
cred the matter of disposing of street
garbage. The Barney Dumping Com
pany made a proposition to sell its fleet
OF patented dumping scows to the city
for $350,OO0. There are thirteen of these
scows, costing ST., 900 each. II the city
bought the scows 1t would mean that
500, 900 was paid to the Company for Its
patent. The scows are now rented by
the city at a cost OF $4,000 a year. and
Commissioner Andrews figured out a
great saving to the city in five years II
the purchase was made. AS the city
will probably not continue to dump gar
bage at sea the investment might not
prove so profitable. The members OF the
Board we're not enthusiastic over the
matter, either, and as a matter Of form
referred the subject to a committee con-
sisting Of Comptroller Fitch and Presi-
dent Barker. of the Tax Department.
On recommendation OF Commissioner
Of Public Works DAILY, Thomas c. Clark
was employed as supervising. engineer
OF the bridge to be constructed over the
Hundred and Thirtieth street to Willis
avenue on the north side. Mr.. Clark
will prepare the plans and make sound
ings for the bridge; The engineers com,
Of the structure, which is estimated at
81, 900. 600
The sum Of $4,000 was transferred
ion dollar appropriation for park I'm
provements to enable the Park Board
to gravel walks in Central Park and to
finish the Riverside Park retaining wall
above Ninety-siNth street.
Bonds for $l05, 900 were authorized to
pay for a new school-house at First ave-
nue. and Ninth street.
All heads of departments were re-
quested to have their provisional esti-
mates for the budget for 1895 prepared
before Sept. S.
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Julius Richter was held In Essex Market Court
to-day on q charge OF malicious mischief In break
Ing a plate glass window In a saloon on Avenue
b. from which he had been elected.
william Casey held for trial In EsseI Mar
k,t Court to-day. charged with assaulting Abra.
ham Goldsmith In q the price OF un-
loading a ton OF coal for Goldsmith.
Joseph O'Toole. charged with stealing . hsh
worth 30 cents from Patrick Burns was held
for trial In Essex Market Court to-day. He denied
the charge.
Joseph Priest forty seven years old, Of St
John. n. r, was hned $40 by Justice Grady in
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KNOCKED OUT BY THE "KlD."
Flanagan Terribly Punished, and
His skull Mny he Fractured.


CHICAGO. July 10 Jimmy Kennard.
the "St. Pau KID" will probably have
to answer for the serious condition Of
Gene Flanagan. a feather weight from
the stock yards The two boys met In
a private battle with four-ounce gloves
early this morning at II saloon In West
Harrison street. There were seventy
spectators.
1t was a wofully one-sided contest,
the superior science and strength OF
Kennard completely dwarhng his op-
ponent.
Flanagan was fearfully punished. In
the fourth round right-hand swing
TO the point OF Flanagan's jaw sent him
down In "A heap The back Of his head
struck the hard floor and he lay I'M
conscious.
Referee Upton had a doctor sum-
moned. who gave II as his opinion that
Flanagans skull had been fractured.
The defeated pugilst was bundled off
In cab and is now being secluded.
kennard. apprehending arrest. Is also
In hiding.
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ONE YEAR FOR KALLEY.
He Was Extradited from Pennsyl
yania for Larceny.

William HALEY, cabinet-maker, twen-
ty-nine years old, of BAL South Fifth
street. Philadelphia, was taken to the
DistrictAttorney's office this morning
by Central Office Detective Arthur Carey,
charged with the larceny of $3.50 worth OF
jewelry from Mrs. Yetta Lufowitz. OF
76 Rivington street. this city.
On Feb. 90 last he was employed by
Mrs. Lufowitz, whose husband. William
Is an optician, to do some cabinet work
at her house. She alleges that the
prisoner walked off with the jewelry
some of which was found on him when
arrested and extradted from Pennsyl.
vania.
He pleaded guilty before Judge Cow.
ing in Part I. of the Court of Genera
Sessions, and was sentenced to one
year in the penitentlary.
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SPORTING MISCELLANY.

Secretary Damery. of the St. George
Athletic Club. has notified all the clubs
throughout the State that the 81. George
Club intends to hold Its sixth annual
midsummer games in weehawken, N. j.,
on Saturday afternoon, Aug. ii. They
will consist Of a loo-yard dash. handicap;
30o-yard run. handicap: 6O0-yard run,
handicap: three-quarter mile run, handl-
cap; obstacle race, handicap; one-miie
bicycle race. novice. and half-mile Bicycle
race. novice. The prizes will be gold
medal to winners. silver medal to sec
event.
Tom o'Rourke has posted a forfeit of
$50 p match Joe Walcott to fight any
also states: that he win match George
Dixon to fight either OF the johnson
brothers at 100 pounds for $1,000 or $500
side.
The West Side Athletic Club will hold
a set OF members games on Its grounds
In West Fifty-fourth street next Sunday
morning. The events to be decided are:
1dt Eye 1,d run, qpartsr-mle run. 100 yari
jump. running broad jump. throwing 16-
pound shot, one-mile run and 220-yard
dash The entries close tomorrow night
Cyr against either Romulus or. Sandow
Richard X Fox Is willing to back Cyr
against either man, first come first
Charley Kelly states that he will fight
pounds for $500 or 1900 side. Kelly
says he will go to England and fight II
the affair can be arranged for October.
Fred Taral has accepted an invitation
to start the contestants In the novel
six days contest between equestrians
and wheelmen at Manhattan Field next
Monday at noon.
One OF those interesting broadsword
| contests (Which are generally as
Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport. July II
expert. The grounds for the contest
are said to be $3.50 side.
Thomas McCarty and e. A. Eastwood.
telegraph operators employed at the
HsSnt Club are
from Larchmont to Rye. July Is, for
$25 a side.
The cables bring the report that Capt.
Hickok, Of the Yale team of athletics,
was injured in the knee while swinging
the hammer in practice yesterday
No entrance fee will be charged to the
clubs Of the Metropolitan Association for
| competition in the Metropolitan cham
ponships at Saratoga July 81. This was
decided at a meeting Of the Games Com
mittee last night.
The first of series Of wing-shot
! matches was contested in Kansas City
yesterday between DR.. w. #. Carver
and ]. A. r. Elliott. OF Kansas City.
. 1t was a very close and remarkable
match. the score being Elliott, Sc; Car
yer, 95: out of possible 100. Live birds
| were the target.
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the crowd shuddered. A. the smoke
cleared away, however. Lennard came
forward, smiling. The witnesses ap-
plauded.
Examination showed that the bullet
had gone right into the centre of the
shield. and had penetrated about an
inch.
81 felt as II had been poked in the
ribs by a mans finger" said Lennard,
when asked what sensation he had expe-
rienced.
Lennard is perfecting another sub
steel bullets, ard can be used on war
vessels and Notifications, in place Of
the massive steel plates now in vogue.
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STORES SACKED BY MINERS.
sheriff and Deputies Ordered to
KangIcy, III.

OTTAWA. ILL.,. July l3-Sheriff Taylor
and fifty armed deputies left last night
for Kangley. word having been received
that the miners there had made plans
for sacking stores and destroying mine
properly. There are now 500 deputies in
La Sale County. 1t Is believed their
prompt action alone has kept down
the Anarchist element 50 prevalent in
the mining regions Of the county.
The County Board has voted Sheriff
Taylor authority to purchase 100 Marlin
rifles. This makes 200 now at his COM
mand.
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BARGAINS IN CLOTHING.
Arnheim's Liveries and Cheviot
Suits Mt Remarkable Figures.

Arnheim. the tailor, of Broadway and
Ninth street, and Bowery and Spring
street, is making a special drive on liv-
cries and tan stable suits. which he Il
stylish. and being of exceptional value.
are proving very popular.
He also has a line of English serges
and cheviots in over fifty styles, from
which many Of the most fashionable
men in town are selecting suits.
These suits are made to order for jig
hours. which Is a great convenience to
the public. He is also supplying very
stylish trousers made to order for "a
pair. -
For entertaining gossip OF the
turf, the ball field and the ring
r.,d the q O'Clock Edition and the
Sporting Extra OF The Evening
World.
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ENGLISH CAEVl0T 9 e5HFs. IN
Were 81. rs, Reduced to..-....'........e "
BLACK M0HAIR 3 tTtTs On
Were eI.75; Reduced te..".."..-."s OV
SILK M0nAlR COATS, IN
SPUN SILK HOUSE COATS, g m
Were 100; Reduc d to.".."...VsOU
ELECTRIC BLUE ENGLISH ann
EWE sIs sso SSA kssa aSS %Esr. .UU
WASHABLE VESTS, IL
Were $3.50 and S2i Reduced to.-..s ] y
NATURAL and BAL. In
UNDERWEAR, Al.
Was Toe; Reduced ts."".""...".." ~
Isle UNDERWEAR. IL
Was $500, Reduced to.........."... III
SILK NECKWEAR, sH Az 2k
We're 81, 10 and 6Oc., Reduced 70 O6O
YACHT and BICYCLE CAPS, En-
s! i ". . .!;S, EE :s:.::a f; 3d. 80
Fine FUR hlPlNES and OERBYS, TX
Were 1925, Reduced to......,....... lilo
Everything in our store marked dew,
to and below cost, as we deem Ii wiser
70 clear stock At loss rather than carry
W. E. WOLFF&co..
i94 BROADWAY, A
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The cables bring the report that Capt.
Hickok. of the Yale team OF athletics,
was injured in the knee while swinging
the hammer in practice yesterday.
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Site for n New and Large School.

Corporation Counsel Clark will begin proceedings
In a day or two to have land condemned for one
OF the largest school buildings in the city. The
site selected is at st. AIMS avenue. between One
Hundred and Forty -seventh and One Hundred and
Forty eighth streets, and has . frontage Of 200
feet and a depth Of 125 feet.
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LIVE HTocK.
ENGLISH MARKETS.

Lospos, Oct Is.-Bsr silver. 29izd.
Consols. loi ZIG. Bullion out of the Bank
of England, SO, 900. Bank Of England dis
count rate. 2 per cent.
NEW YosK, Oct. Is The Erening Posts
London cahiegram says: The decrease OF
fi9 ia coin and bullion in today's Bank
of ENGLAND statement is accounted for by
fI95. go gold, net, exported for the week,
the metals being fl03, goo for Russian coin
sold, $4,000 sovereigns sent TO Roumania,
fa0ooo to Egypt, and $1,000 bars sold.
f4o0 came IN from Australia and f5, 900
from Paris. Stock markets were fat today
on reports of cars condition. There was
no business. and quotations were just
hammered down by jobbers. Foreign
stocks were briefly affected. Americans
were better. closing q fraction under the
best. A strong lead on the New York side
would materially affect the markets for
Americans here, because operators are in
ciined TO regard Americans as removed
from the political influences which are
now impeding operations in other mar
ksts.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1s--Iiose-Wheat
Demand, moderate: No. red. winter.
steady at Is aid; No. 2 red, spring, dull at
Is stSd.
CoFn-Demand, moderate: new mixed.
spot. firm at IS sa4d; futures, steady;
demand, moderate; October. Is 7lsd; No
vember, IA 5s.d; December, IS 5i.d.
Fionr-Dul: Demand, poor: st. Louis
fancy. winter, IS 81.
Hops At London - Pacific coast,
steady demand. moderate; new crop.
e. iOsGE2 f5s
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MAXINE NEW y.

PoRr TOWNSEND. Oct ls.-Arrived -
Bk Wilma. from san Franc SEQ. at Ma
naimo: brig Geneva. from san Francisco,
at MoodyviiIe, 10 load lumber Tor Chile
sailed--str Farallon, for San Francisco: :
bk Bundaleer. from Sanaimo for San Fran
cisco. To sail tomorrow-Bk Carondeiet
from Port Townsend TO Port Bsakeiey. 10
load lumber for Port Pirie; Br sh Deeeh-
mont. from Port Townsend to Port Blake
lev. TO load lumber for the West coast :
hktu Amelia. from Port Townsend TO Port
Gamble. 70 load lumber for Honolulu; Tx
Margaret. from Port Townsend TO Port
Gamble. TO load lumber for Sydney.
HooUIAN. Wash, Oct Is. -Arriyed-Str
Point LomR, 20 loaf at Cosmopolis.
SAY FRASCIsCo. Oct. ls.-Arrired--Stste
OF California. from Astoria and Portland /:
Umatilla, from Victoria and Port Towns
END; tug Monarch, from astoria; George
". Elder. from Portland and Astoria
Cleared Monowai. for Honolulu and sgd
ney; keweenaw. for Comox.
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CHICAGO NAghErs-
rEx soARp oF TRADE

CHICAGO. Oct is.--Beitsr cables, larger
el.srsnce., smaller receipts aud export de-
rnana sent wheat up a.c today. but large
offsrinss az the close weakened tue mar
ks,. aud May finished but &c higher.
C5rn aud oats closed practically IN
changed aud provisions alta slight
losses. Wheat opened &c over yesisr-
DAYS closing quotations The eshieEraHls
were more encouraging than Tor some
time past. The Cincinnati price esrrsnt
saw. the market for winter shsat was stu
restricted. and the feeling Of u nsin-
tanned. After some selling against calls
had caused 4 slight shading 81 tie hrst
advance. Nes YORK infused little mere
spirit into the bulls and Gears ey NaFias
that there some fcreiEa haying orders
there from the eoatinens. on which in
formation another re per oasasA IS
added to the gaia with whica the market
apraeA. Primary markeE rscespss were
smaller shaa on Aay previezs DAY, and the
Atlantic poTs s.s3gazcss ssss larger.
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December wheat opeasd st 52zc. sold
spsringiy - 5Zsse. ard after reaeting 20
5zssc. u rose 60 5zszs The presence OF
wheat in the Ne. York clearances Was
soEnewhst disappointing 20 the bulls and
cooled their srdor for while. The price
oezan 70 weaken again, and vas down 80
SZ5s 45z5ac about III 80 a N. Although a
good deal Of selling by seaipers caused
comparative weakness now and then. the
market made higher reactions after each
decline. The death Of the ameer OF
Afghanistan. damage TO the Argentine
wheat crop confirmed. and . repetition OF
the early reports from New YORK OF good
demand from the continent were the later
influences which pus December up. Offer
ings increased near the close and the mar
ket declined 70 a moderate extent, Decem-
Der finishing at 5z1Sc. Corn averaged
brner. Ii started with some trading al
the price IL stopped at yesterday. and
little at re per basnel higher. The better
feeling was due in part to the hrmness of
wheat The daily reports OF disappoint-
ing resalts FROM huskings were con-
iinned. and they come today from Illinois,
Iowa and Ohio in greater number than
before. The present bearish factor was
said TO be the seeming indifference of me
Eastern consumers. who do not appear 20
view the light stocks with alarm. The
days fluctuations for May delivery were
confined within the limits OF 1880 ana
4esEe, the latter trading being at $3.50
4s15c, or Lice lower than il closed yester-
day. Trading in oats was quiet and con-
fined almost entirely 10 scaipers and local
parties. A slightly tirmer feeling existed
in @vF shr-sr sfh tad az
325sc. sold IS low as 32l5c, as high as 32s4e.
and again was selling at 321z@32ssc. clos
ing at 1925 332hc. Liberal receipts of hogs
caused heayiness in the market, and but
very little trading resulted. Fluctuations
were narrow, as q result Of the general
Discrimination to do business. The leaders
RETAINED from leading. and their followers
stood still. Quotations started with de-
cline OF Sc In pork, lard and ribs. and that
represented at the close the result of the
days business in lard. pork losing another
21ze.
Closing: Wheat. October. size; De-
cember 5258c
Corn--october, 49l<e: November. 4siic.
Oats-0ctober. 2Tsze; November, 2siac.
Pork-0ctober, So. 80; January, si2 80.
l.ark-October, $50; January, $50.
RIbs-octoter, $3.50; January, 1875.
Fiaxseed-Sf.4 40
Timothy seed-$535.
Rye-s6lSc.
Barley-33lzc.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Rcceipts. &c 900 head: official yes
terday. 2s. AS: shipments. 200; left over,
about e,0oo; quality, fair: market active;
early sales a tribe higher, but later mar
ket steady and unchanged. Sales ranged
81 s0d5 10 for light: 455Gd4s so for rough
packing: <4.e0GS5 20 for mixed; s4.75 for
heavy packing and shipping lots. and
81. 234f4 so for pigs.
Ca,tle-Receipts. 1900 head: trade.
slow; NAH et. steady; natives. <I.00@6 Is;
with most sales at 81 1892 50 for cows,
heifers and bulls. and 81 o0655. 25 for steers.
sheep-ReceIpts. 1900 head: market.
quiet; good grades, steady; common. easy;
l.75sd250 for choice lambs; 81. 25@s350
for poor TO choice.
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Water FRONT MOTHS.

The walia Waila wigl arrive ,onoyrow
morning frem san Francisco.
ship Raphael arrived yesterday from san
Francisco and viii load cgs! for tie Oresoa
improvement company.
steamer Csy Of Pasaia was a. shs buuk.
IS Yesterday TAX ug on fuel She wiil sal
togn0rTaw 81 o'clock IN the morning.
steamer EsrAllon lsfs yesterday attn
n. for san Francisco 9Th iaa cage 81
freight and TIE following passenger from
thEs Port George Robins. Mr.. Robins.
Mrs. E Z. ArInel, Miss Eva Argsse.. ars
A. " Rosey. Mrs. T. l. Fisher. @ Hans
eans. Mrs. ]. J. klax MIl8asa Davis. Mrs.
Masfaeld. ], T. AeCAbe. s.. shAsl- HAIRY
LsaSAAn. William 4 Dsigst, Il. Bawker,
4. 7. Sssan, ". 4 NAeassasca- w .l4azza
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TACOMA MARINE NEWS.

TACOMA, 0st. Isl special. The steamer
Monte Cristo will change her time Mon
Gay. leaving at q. m. and viii Re the irst
steamer running direct from Tacoma 10
touch st kamilehie. AZ which point con-
siderable increase in business Is reported
The steamer City Of Puehls took on $50
tons Of wheat and 900 tons OF gener.i Iaer-
chsndise and sels for san Francisco at
noon today.
The schooner Ienny Wand was hauled
In TO the ST. Paul and Tacoma LEm Der
Companv's wharf today and viii load .um-
Der for California
The ship 0ienhnias was towsd in and
began TO lead wheaE for the Oniied King
dem.
The United States revenue cutter Grant
is n the har50r.
Hal 10 load wheat FOR EUROPE has been
cancelled. and she will take on a cargo Of
lumber a. the Tacoma mill sor Port Plr!e.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
PoRrtasp. Oct. IS -Wheat--vaIley, Toe
wga WaIla. 6i1s@62s<c.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE srArK OF TRADE.

4
sAs FRAscIsco. Oct. ls.--In vegetables
be demand Is light. Tomatoes are n
<ug on the market. Onions and potatoes
have an easier tone. The fresh fruit mar
bet Is fairly active. Grapes are plentiful
sna cheap. Peaches are firm. Mexican
s'anges are again offering in the market.
The butter market rules steady. Eggs are
ffm at quotations. Cheese steady. East
era poultry continues 10 arrive. Cali
brnia stock Is dull Game arrives in
light quantity and better condition.
Closing: wheat--Firm: December. sskc;
Nay. s4i.c.
Barley : Inactive; December. s<,Ie:
Nav. sac.
corn--sl27k
Bran-si4 50 per ton.
HRnApsrrrTs AND GRAINS.
Flour-Family extras, 81. 1093 IS: bsk-
en- extras. $a.0o43.l0: superfine. $1,000
as
wAsat-There was better tone to the
market this morning. Shippers are buy
ing little more freely. and matters are
subsequently, more active and brighter;
Th97ss.o for No. shipping wheat, with
~ tor choice product: milling wheat,
E49sThc. walla Wails wheat. 67,se for
hir average. 55I65c for No. Z. and
ssss5ac for Oft grades.
hsrley-OtieFlngs are liberal, while trade
Is fair. Feed, fair To good. T5efT7tsc;
saeiee, 7st.et slc; brewing. sht6s7Ac.
oats-Rseeipts today were over 10000
esstais. more than one-haii coming from
iAs North Milling. 81. l06i Is; surprise,
Aiaaiia; fancy feed. sLo5@i.i0; good
Y choice. stcGslo2if poor 10 lair,
s%ss ese; black, sllUs L %. red, sieti.i0.
rss. sOcassi
Produce receipts Flour. quarter sacks,
ess; Oregon. ii,iSG: Washington. so2s:
rheat. centais, -. Ta3; Oregon. SIS: Wash
hxlea. Is Ss6; barley. centais. i,0iT; Ore
fen no Washington. $500; oats. centals,
Al; Oregon, i,oos; Washington. s6oT:
sa'a. eeniais. 3d.; rye. sacks, 400; beans,
seks, s 29S
FINANCIAL
hrafts--On sight. New York, per $780,
Eas Draits~-Telegrsph, New York, per
sassr bsrs-Per ounce. essss.c.
asnlean dollars, 52iSdasc.
MINING srocks
Alta, 81 Alpha Consolidated, Is, Andes,
=. belcher. to-; Belle Isle. :: Best 4
ntcaer. 10; Rodie Consolidated. 40;
Salion. IS, Bu!wer. 10; Csledonis. i0;
saAisnge ton soidated. 50: Choiisr. 81:
seaadeaee. $50; Consolidated California
asi'glnis. Az: Consolidated Imperial. 2;
sea.eaaatee New York, 4; Crown Point.
- kxchequer. ); Gould & Curry, ca
Use { Norcross. -. Justice. Is: Ken-
ssk Consolidated. :. Mexican, i2a,
Asne, 81; Mount nsshte, 10: Occidental
saasesiaased. 10. Ophir. 40: oyeEman,
Ietosi, 3. savage. CO. Sierra Nevada.
y SILVER hiu 4. Union Consolidated, 20:
wa Consolidated. 8, yellow Jacket 81
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Burns THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises,
IlgxiCal mDStans Lininlent
rheumatism, Man or Beast. Stiff joints

Fitzarris. A. 8 West. Fred Campbell, J.
Young. W. BarnwelI. 7. J. Mccullough,
John Conno.leY.
The following storm signal was received
today: Continue information signal.
WIn1s xiIl change 20 southwest and gales
occur of coast
Capt T. ;. Tew IS building new steamer
at Shelton, which will be put on the 0iym-
pia and shelton run. now being covered by
the steamer Wiley. She will be stern
wheeler eighty feet long.
Bark Alexander Mcneil, twenty-five
DAYS out from san Francisco, arrived in
Port yesterday 70 load Franklin and New
castle coal. The passage up vas unevent-
fnI, smooth weather predomlnating.
James West, gansmith; leave work at
Fox's gun store
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
rur srocx Kxcm.soE


ss~ Iosx. Oct. lS~The stock market
ePssed and closed tirm and ia the interim
ssTcsis,Ion vas somewhat unsettled. eus
s'aess IN The main were well held. and IN
Aonsy % the cases the result OF the
avs transactions "a an advance in quota
ssas ranging from x 10 90. The volume
easIness vas lighter than usual. the
s1sas beng restr etsd hs renewal OF
va OF Impending gold shipments, tu"
sAs hardening tendency exhibited oy
ssssiing exchange market fae stock
As exchange bears prophesied gold
eks GA Saturday At the latest Out
"a, sshs q the banking houses which are Ia
ssaslhsss eoad state definitely whether
se'd would 80 forward this ssek-
esss opinion IL that sterling exchange
~ss saASe further advance 10 reader sx-
- Al pros. possible. and that in ary
tae movement would lie llsat- lac
oa N&s, however. sufficiently
asasal - make intending purchasers
eAA Trading therefore VAS ani-
-, PlsytDs FOR polnss BY the room
except in some speelaisies. Sugar,
asa. took the lead in the transactions.
..4Assg a. an advance u ~. and iFnmsdl-
AAsng aewnxsri saTn. touching
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