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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-OR EXCHANGE SOME NICE NEW
6 to S-room houses in Fostoria, miles from city:
railroad station the ground; high elevation;
pure water; malaria. ]. NJ. H., 915 La. ave-
jy1S-13t'
NORWOOD HEIGHTS,
Situated north side Bradley lane, adjoining Chevy
Chase on the west; entrance to the city by the
two great electric railway lines; healthy, high
and attractive surroundings; values will soon
doihe. For plats, prices end terms
my11-3m 7. r. HAIGHT, 1910 + st.
TOR SALE-AT WOODSIDB, Md, NEW NINE
cottage; large attic, cellar. furnace, range,
bath excellent water, windmill and woodshed;
price. $4,000; terms to suit. b. +. LEIGHTON,
4s2 D st. NV, cor. ~. mh201
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
)F COLUMBIA.
Martin s. Hagsdale, petitioner. VS.. Elizabeth
Rags1 ,le, respondent.
In Equity. No. 1923.
On motion of the plaintin, by James T. Hunter,
his attorney, 1t Is ordered this 10th day of July.
1895, that the lef N liant her appearance to
be entered hsseiI IN or before the first rule day
occurring forty days after this day; otherwise the
The object Of .shIs suit Is that the contract Of
In the Washington Law Reporter and The Evening
By the court: A.. b. HAGNER. Justice &C.
A., true copy. Test: w JR YOUNG; CLERK.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR sAIE-I HAVE GAINED 5 POUNDS SINCE
I begon taking Val Blatz Beer said gentle
man day two ago He is but one of thou
have been benefited. Order of FRANK H. FIN
LEY & SON, 1903 D st. Phone ~. He de-
livers any quantity-anywhere, at any time.
iyo-lm.S
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING AN ADD
tional Story On Third Precinct Police Station
House.-Otfice of the Commissioners D. c.. Wash
inston. D. c., July %, 1S95.-Sealed proposals
will be received ut this Office until TWELVE NJ.
structing additional story on Third Precinct
Police Station House. fronting X ST bet. Goth
and 21st SITS NV. Blank forms Of proposals and
specifications, together with all necessary infor-
nation, can be obtained upon application therefor
at the Office of the inspector of buildings of the
District of Columbia, and bids these forms only
will be considered. The right is reserved to re-
ject any and all bids. Proposals must be in
Closed in an envelope sealed and indorsed on the
outside Proposal for constructing additional
story Third Precinct Station House." JOHN
W. ROSS GEORGE TRUESDEII. CIIAS F.
POWELL, Commissioners, d. G. jy25-6t
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BOARDING.

THE WASHBURN,
Cor. 18th and G SITS. NV. Beautiful rooms with
or without board; bay window in every room.
Two large parlors, suitable for physician or
6snt1stA jy263t"
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ATTORNEYS.

leroy METZCER,
Attorney and Counsellor
at Law
And Notary Public,
Has removed his office to the Gunton building
Rc6n No. II, No. AIS Louisiana ave. NV.
Practices before all the courts. my1-3m
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON,
Attorney Law,
WEBSTER Law building. sos u ST. NV, Washing
ton. D. C. Residence. 500 l. d22
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PERSONAL.

WITH ALL HER FAULTS, LOVE HER STILL"
the same is applicable to and our standard
cash rates for any amount of gents left-off gar
ments. Drop that postal. JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
GIG D ST. NV. jy26
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
answers. Send Zoe. to S. w. FLYNN, AM,
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
jy201m. SW. COR. STH AND X SITS. NV.
W. WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DE.
tectiye agency Confidential communicate
promptly attended to; Office open all hours; best
refs. Established 1885, Supt., go r st. NV.
jy13-1m'
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RfNT-oFFICES IN THE McGILL BUILD
Ing. 9nS 10 3li G ST., three doors west of patent
office There are = few Offices vacant in this
building. which will lie rented to desirable ten
ants. The accommodations in this building sur
pass those CT anv other office building in the
city. iell.tf
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR REMITTANCE 3-STOKY STABLE REAR
923 d ST. NV: 80 stalls: carriage elevator; gas
water grain bins. etc. Inquire 926la La. ave.
Jy2-1m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.

WANTED-BY THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
young white man, situation coachman in city
or any part of the country; very best refs. APP
ply LUTZ & BRO, 497 Pa. ave. NV. Jy26-3t'
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN HOLDING POSITION
Of trust with Incorporated Company, having sew
eral spare hours daily, additional employment;
auditing, bookkeeping. or clerical work. Address
EXPERT Star Office. t23-5t
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MANICURE.

Mime. MI. Maurrei,
ARTISTIC MANICURE AND CHIRoPoDIST,
jyl5-lr' 1222 NEW YORK AVE
MADAME PAWN HIGH-CLASS
MANICURE AND CHIROPoDIST
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 7o3 18th st. NV.
Nine. PaJn in attendance all summer. Je54d
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-STRAYED FROM BROOKLAND, SATUR-
day. Jnly 20. bay horse; white ankles; long
Pied. Suitable reward paid if returned to owner,
COS st. jy2G2t'
IOST-BETwEEN 3 AND PM. YESTERDAY
25th ins tant ST. car, bet. LIST and ID and
9th and T. or at junction, a black leather pocket
book, containing money, etc The finder will be
rewarded on returning book to s. S. DOYLE, 1902
Sd st. W. IT.
LOSr-A LADIES' GOLD RING, WITH TOPAZ
set. Finier will he rewarded on returning to
2010 10th st. NV. It,
LOST-ABOUT APO PM. LAST MONDAY, ON
9th st. car, bet. + and n. Y. ave., small pocket
memorandum book, containing notes of travel;
the binding Is imitation Russian leather. A suit
able reward will be paid for its return to the
Star office CHAS. w. IRISH. ty26-3ts
LOST-LADIES' GOLD WATCH AND 2 GOLD
medals and chain, July % probably dropped on
steamer MaclleS-er Marshall Hall grounds,
LibCra rewnrl will be paid II same Is returned
TO +. c. BRGSNAHAN. 40 Ith st. NV. It,
L0ST-JII.Y p. BETWEEN AND 8 PM, NEAR
the Metropolitan power house lorality of ~.
AMI VI SITS s.w., deed of trust note for s. 600
LIBERAL reward If returned to 1858 Bright
wood ave. jy262ts
LOsT-JULY 81, NEAR Cd AND SITS. Ne,
pug Puppy; answers to name Of Rocks. Liberal
reward il returned TO Cos I'd st. ne. jy25-3t'
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR KENT-REMINGTON TYPEwRITERS AT THE
e. REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed. with stand; delivered free
In city: one month applies on purchase of new
when directly following rental.
WiCkOFF. SEAM.ANS & BENEDICT
dl9-tf Cor. Sti and SITS. NV.
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ave NV, 13r. Oh. - $50 Maple av, 7r&b Is 90
1907 18th nw,i1rb $40 90 = Fla ne s.cel. 20 90
s0s 18TH NV. sr&b. 30 20 ISIS Cap, Or 90
1920 Krgnan. eel 80 90 1881 5th NV. Ar. so
jy17-tf II. L. RUST, Cos 14th St NV.
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FOR sAIE-193 ACRES: DWELLING AND bur-
buildings; well watered: 3 miles from i. and p.
R.R.; A. A. Co.. Md. Price, $500; terms. 5000
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DAILY OCTOBER lse5-FotRTEEN PAGES

las, w..k a. 40 head consigned through 40 heaa, 20
Nev-York O75 head sale. fo'9 neaa- .,ncr,.
and strong 10 shade higher for ordinary ssss ~,
f, quarter higher openng closed s'.anl. 80,
"a a. cboics 10 prime native lambs - ~lgs4 o s99a
a. Il m (, lOTSt So fair good 90 10 80 10
ebt IN fsir I,mbs 50 501s3 So cus and common ,. a.
aga 40 sood 90 choice sheen. - ,FsS IT, $780,
q 10 ps No. quotabe, AZ - 10y W, shsa,
10 sheep. 3 25ds- "a, culis' - "''+F-'
~, liberty oct 3-Cattle-Recepts light steasy az
,nctones nrices choice 81 2nNs5 ~. gozd ~ pnsi 70
good butchers <+dA % rough tat - ,n 'S e.
COWS and stage JTS3 fresh cows and sp'inssis 80
1s35 Hogs-Recelpts fair. and the demand Itr MAJ a
t, io0I,c lower than yesterday. prime nleu - .vI
G5n<i 10. common - lar - '"d
"a. heavy grades. - oVuSt" r.uN,s 5-,s ca s,a
supply light demand better steady -so''s -
81 extra S3dS3 To- good. " lo1|z - ,al Is
common 5Ocdsi. lambs. s2ns4 % veal caves S"uS""o'
heavy s2as3 o-..,. ,...,.,.
r. Oo head market steady: common 10 Extra steers 81 ~
ass So sockers and feeders - lDI> ~, NV" e.
bulls 4OGs3 ~; calves 81 25asG - Texans ~ iod
e. a.. Western rangers s2GSi. Hogs-Receipts. DWD
head weak heavy packing sna sniph a ~
,ssorted 81 ~oNS+ 20. pigs 81 '9W
81 90 sheep-Receips n 600 head market steady In
feror To choice 81 J0a*3 70. lambs. <3gst ~ 49,,
active and prices slightly higher best grace Naive
steers 81 IS COWS - TO- Texas 81 i3nS 10 Hogs
Receipts 3 ~; head. Market steady and prices &c
lower. heavy. S4N>l -. mixed 81 DIsi 10 lsht - pu
prices unchanged Natives So export 81 35as3 90 lambs
Kansas CITY Oct 3-Hogs-Reccipts. 5000 head. Mar
ke for heavy medium Sinxi -. light. ~ "JnS+ a.
steady Native best. s. 5OGsi so far 70 good
bulls 81 751>2 20 stockers and feeders - "a
asa co. calves S5dsi2 Texas and Western steers s. 30
Hs3 90 sheep-Receipts. 100 head Market slow.
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little reduction in price. with wheat but
there was no special excitement the trade and prices
moved within narrow range. The close was quiet at
hmAc net less THE Price Current stated that the
weather favors early Of but
receipts OF old corn falling off somewhat the pr
mary markets On Tuesday cars Of
received AT Chicago the first tse There
fair export inquiry again for spot Sales were
reported OF 10000 bush No for export At 3ssm3ssc.
h. afoat. No In elevator 1900 bush sold 3Ic.
and 5000 bush at 3sc, delivered OATS-The mar
ket for oats was moderately active and easy with the
decline In other cereals The principal 81 the
weakness was however, the primary receipts. which
In four days this week had increased s51 bush over
the movement for the corresponding time last week Dur
ing the afternoon trade small the market closing
barely &c decline. quiet and
easier for "a Sales ~ bush No @3.c
and 23isc elevator: 5,oD bush NO 3 white. 2iisc;
5000 hush track white. 25n30c. No white quoted
25Asc .RNE-The tone Of the market n heavy,
although to bring forward No from the West In boausad
quantities prices steadily held. Local quotations for
State and Jersey +6G4Sc. sBICkWHEAT-The
market Is dull and with the demand quite easily satis
ned japanese quoted 50G54c and silver gray asa
export inquiry for the silver hull is reported
s5Gi46c .BAHI.EYTrade is quiet. with good
choice 4175nc. and OF color "a low lOc
MALTA small business Is reported with new to arrive
quoted AT 53ueOc.
give comparison the closing prices OF the pre-.
yious dav and the corresponding date last
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LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of CortIandt and Desbrossss str
1900 4. VI. daily except Sunday Tor MACCif ~i'S-'"
s,15 A. NJ daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BCF:
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRlp1E, ana
The wes and principal and local points; dinngcar %
Suspension Bridge. Pullman Vest6ge Sleeper 70 -,
LILO 4. VI. daily lsaves az 1913 A. VI S.in1ay! l1r
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate points Cohnec'ion'
for Reading and Harrisburg. ,,,,, -. .n
800 p. VI. daily except sunday f0r ELMIhA a1 pa Az
Intermediate stations connections for PosVe anu nea'-
ing chaircar 20 Wkesharre. $3.50 70
3:3o r. VI dSundavs oniv) for Whkesparre' L. q ~
Junction and all intermediate stations. ,r,,-
4;fO II. VI. daily. except sunday Ar l. ana ~ ~ -
TON and principal i1erned stations Iullnsn outs'
nar0r-car TO Wlkesbarre connections for PottsNhe
30 r. VI dai,; Sunday. for Bound Brook ana
5:iS p NJ daily >or EAsToN and intermediate sta
900 r. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS;
ami All ports West. Pullman Sleeper vestihulei uan
N,vy York 10 Chicago sleeper Buffalo and Toronto.
connections FOR Reading and HARRISBURG 49,,
VI. daily. except Sunday. FOR Eastern ana inter-
900 p VI. daily FOR ITHACA, GENEVA. RocHEs:
TER RrTFFAIO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
Pullman Seepers 20 Chicago and Buralo' 'nair-
car Wilkesbarre. o,- "a, "a.
art 3,a Bros .,rp 18th 81. ll6 East l23th ~.
New York Fulton Court St. ~ broadway ant
BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn y. Y.
The Transfer Co will call FOR ana cheek Dag
gage from hotel residence through TO destination
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WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leay West i2d Station, y. Y. follows.
ana n minutes earlier from foot Franklin St
3:,O 4. VI Daily. Local to Buffalo. $500 ,,.,..
no A. VI Daily local TO Albany for Catskl Moun.Hn'
.rd Saratoga. Parlor Albany. Sundays only
oi5 A. NJ DAILY FOR Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester.
t,'r,o Niagara Fails Toledo. Cleveland and Chicago
li.35 4. ". Daily except SUNDAY. TO CaskIl Noun
Albany Saratoga Caldwell Lake George Parior car
400 r. VI Daily. except sunday. for Albany.
n uo - " Daily Albany Montreal, Utica Syracuse.
rocheater Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
cleveland. Chicago and 50. Louis 60,
a no p W. Daily except Sunday for Newburg. Albany.
Saratoga and Montreal Parior car 20 KINGSTON
-t5 p NJ Daily. except Sunday. for Utica. Syracuse
r. cheate. Buffalo - go . NJ.
Ter I3uffaIo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
chicago and ST Louis
Er tickets time tables parior and seeplngcar
rosa,ong apply city Offices Brooklyn and New York and
AZ stations Time tables principal hotels For other
information address = T. l-AMbEEi
Gen Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt ave. Nsw-York
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TIE TRADE IL cHIcAGo.

Chicago Oct ,specitn.-Wheat host over cent and
d seI under put price December opened AZ &c sold
between 62c and 0o.c and closed GOi.c There
lo II selling prediction u rains through the West
That Will make condt, perfect for seeding. Rains
were reported France and GERMANY While ldverppn.
n did not hold. and private Liverpool
arvices were bearish Gables denied damage o. the
Argentine crop and pronounced the conditions aFurate
AIvces Northwest told ~ large purchases %
spring wheat by Armour. Everyb sy had the point
Chicago would BE- than doubled
VI ty "a. middle u the month. Minneapolis and Duluth
had go Primary
celps were $4,000 larger than last year Export
cearancrs small about 2DOO bush. and largely N
-four Their. bull help large Hour output
a. Minneapolis Tor the week 2sOoo hbls. The crowd
here has rot around the bear side again. The only
buying Of Importance against puts. The seaboari
reported ~ loads Tor export The cash business here was
limited to carlDis.
business done about $4,000 bush II with Balti-
more however. rather than with New York Nearby de-
ver.s lber sold from 1910 to JO7c. and
closed at Ds.c May sold from 2ec 2Ji,c and closed
.,a.e The Price Current said the weather
was very favorable for early movement Of The new
crop inspection aS6 the estimate FOR Fri
day $50 cars Charters reported FOR 2O bush.
good share Of the cash business done FOR direct
Oats we're almost without feature keeping all day
within o. range October closed al lsSc. May Dsc
Provisions dull un just the close. when selling
Of ribs by certain packers broke sharply
under Lard and pork closed about Wednesday 3
prices Hog receipts large prices Sc % iOc
lower. the estimate for Friday - 600 The English
houses sellers ~ lard
on the curb puts On December wheat closed AZ JeIc
calls at Gi.c Puts and calls on May corn 2phc
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
TIE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

October j. lNes
-7ox rs, Liverpool frarke; established greater
yaacs han tn traders ssTs thought fb prot ns
sole under The cneo "N's.lns , hsI rins and ~
S,nchester market seemed 20 De arm iherc vas
rv fair demand for spot cotton lrNait a"'s w., Sa f
~ a 'easoh t,i len Hirc,iiar Friday. There
m3-e s-Ss, IN an. cotton belt and these reports We're
bied abroad qua u'y probably had son-thihs 20 40
Win the Strengthening q The market ~ rs noted ma
,hese reports u frost are not aee mpaned by STAT
neni Of the -mP.ratSre whore The tIos,s are It,
b~nce the talk is not CIV Ell much credenee farN
t1ss stated That buying al Liverpool was for
speuA,s "a thrown IN The market our market opened
IN sympathy wiki Liverpool me hst cal sales showihs an
Va further advance On months Of about points
on re EXECUTION of buying orders som weakness was
lowed January selling dove from Doc 70 Sese Kene%eG
buyins carried the marks nv 80 80 Ak nSap p heG
.ssea N 20 byins by oatsideTs and the :ua-
tn helped somewhat by nore definite int,rmSIi9'
az ~, now s ' 200 zoo bales as estimatee by his
xpeci~ on ,hc ion inst Under liberal huying January
ia up To- arg the market closing at about TOP prices
ana 1rm zone Win a net advance q 22g2' points m
The close caused buying by locals An advance IN
mark, advanced ~ Nsw-orleans lGc savannah lies
the sine a. previously reported the professional traders
exercising ceuton while the outside spectators are as
I,ll- diSp buy more cotton The receipts a. the
prs week VII he in the neishoorh0od q SoS $50 80
bale. conparei with lt'ssl tales as' week and 242 =!
iaes against 80 bales corresIoriins day last week
sl-sIr- 2f ana 10 bales and estimated that port
r-m1-~.N I,so i2NO bales. against 400 bales last
week ana II year and 927 bales two years
axe To-day rcceirs Mobile 7i bales, against
~ bales week and 5J2 bales last y~ai aNannan
as hs es against I65 s.O+s bales Charleston.
: 73 bales against 2 463 and g AZ bales Norfolk. lOl2
bales arsnsi and 500 bales Houston. $3.50 bales.
against and 1886 bales. Memphis 1854 bales.
80 ard ii0s bales Augusta ls' bales agains
fa7 SO bales. Houston expects 10 receive l2on
taes tonorrw against 1900 bales corresponding day
Las weekly BOMBAY statement shows receipts
Of against 2o,' bales corresponding week
las. and receipts since January l were
az bales i5.9oco last ahoat GOO
tsios SHIPMENTS bales me week against 1000
ta'es 4nd shipments January /. $4,000 bales.
against $4,000 tales.
opening range AMI close today and closing bids the
trert.us ..ighr and year follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-04

London OCT. AT the wool to-day there We're
offered H. lil bales. There good attendance WI,
competition upheld and the market nrm. gp"l
proportion u combing and clothing mernos were secured
by Continental purchasers and a few greasy m~ilh'.
taken America Crosshres of wnicn there was
"A good supply. request by Yorkshire oprt-
ators Who are s anxious 20 acquire suitable lots Fol-
lowing details Of the days sales with the prices
obtained No.
New south Wales-l.G 800 bales. secured, ssd9ls 5sd
locks and pieces 7td0ls I'D, greasy, 4%alo'a' do
locks and pieces. JQ6isd
Gu .ensland-i bales. secured. Is dds 3D. do locks
pieces 1l.dHls 2ads baulld, 90 locks anu
pieces. ~. u9d.
Victoria-l 100 bales secured N.duls Gsd. do locks
and pieces 7sdais I'D. greasy. Gniid, do locks and
pieces I'D
Ta.manla- bales secured. lOHl0isd DO locks ana
pieces "a "a greasy. d-M9id do locks and pieces III
New ZealandG 600 bales secured 5sdus Dad 10 locks
and pieces 4l.d4ls I'D. greasy. 5qllsd do locks and
pieces iNSi 81. -.
Cape Good Hope and Naal-lSOD bales secured, o-i
ais isd greasy. 5sd1'sd
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e RI E. LIN ES .

fraIn
as fo0Ss and nve minutes earlier from West 23d-st,
O,On A. W-yestibuied Express Daily for WaVerv
J.UU Einghamton. ElmirG. Buffalo Bradford. JAmss-
town Cincinnati and Chicago Parior car u
Buffalo. ~ .x.a,,
9l5 sand"; -si r Tuxedo ae oi6sn Mddstoq Po,i
Jervis, Iack8"aAen. Cslcoo2 hancocA' Dep"'''
Susauehanna. farlOr 20 Port Jeryls -.
300 rt Mve,'5qlsa al%'3 Sa tyseSa
s.s5 a NJ. Chicago p. NJ Sleepers 70 chi
cago Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining car.
700 sa"5 Se rs vii'iS at' Pr
Tor Detroit Chicago and the West B1slo pas
senyers can remain in sleeper until A. NJ
S:45 Dan, SOLD train Q c6ic@so sIsspsfs to Buff
falo Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car,
,rAr TIME TABLE TICKETS AND PULLMAN
l ,rconnodations AZ III 26i iOl and e57 Broadway.
10 Fast i25th-s Chambers and West 23t-st ferries
IT, Wy o. broadway and 333 Ful,on-st.. Brooklyn NC
Ur,isan-st Hlhoken. and Jersey cry Station. Ers
Transfer Company calls for anc checks baggage "on
tots;s and residences 70 destination.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

NeH- ONO
BEANS AND PEAs-Nev STATE maI . sSaet ~ ths
r..l of trade few small ipts 81 .i"
arriving and these bring 81 81 Pea IN drrand a. - -,
s.iiv fhre. carloads have been sld TO arrive AZ mat
Red Kidney slow buyers favor felo" ese ~, M
emo saD Al 81 - Old moving AMY ~" So,
1'sntn@ an mi good shape old beans 9urt ana
unchanged Green peas We quote ~ ans d2lnss
s1e marrow 1885 choice per bush 81 ~ 90 marrow
1884 81 550sl 90. DO pea 1880 81 so do medium ~ ~
n * N, ua or medium, 1884 81 4OHsl 20, % Rhe ~"
80 "a. 81 90. 90 red kidney 1895 81 55sfs % 90 I'd
kidney 1884 25gsi 80. D. turtle soup ls1f 81 cor
- ~. A. Yellow eye 1888 81 s5uSl 90, do lima AMOR
MIA 1894 81 soqS3 do foreign medium $3.50 81 80 10. 90
-, ,,ediuu 1851 ~ i5H<i - do foreign pen 1891
A. os 80 green peas. bbs soc do bags. Sas''rc' %
sG,r Eel, the shortage fancy fresh creamery
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I'VE STOCK MARKET

- a.,- -, 80 - ,,r,
BEEN Receipts - carr. " w. ms" ~ 49,, ar Ill
o. West SIDE sIausi'eIs.s ar, "a - n,,,a ,nin
N0rN hitl~ demand 4'i Nv ~ ~ W F ~
portant. - ,,. 49,, .,u 80 -, ,a-.c a..
Haerbeck & Hollis soll ouls go 10 aN.rasr, AZ AZ
$. 10 100 H. Jeilrr NtBh a ~ JUL "" ~, "a,
81 10. cows. AZ ~ ~ Gun Ins ssss - y,
lily dressed be- s'e !" Sr Tsxa. a,t rans"
Tor h"k- - o,@,e efrig.r,tor beef eli
beef Private cable at'css GSc III a, ,ssty ar
hs az, "a ~ - .styhf singing Inc nnsl
.HrV.s, =, a si, AZ a41 Ioi.c dressed weight ship
Ahlrl'N' s,p i9 ~ ',.ec. a. Iondon with 400 "a,
tie Tor - II 9l'iInah anu i'''- ''P ' "
NJ eAplris io-inorrp" , ,,.s, =, -, t,-.,.
CALVES Receipts. ~" h'a" ih.iuuint ~ n''u u'I-'
slaughtered Demand fair ana the offerings Were Gas
y disposed ~ AZ STEADY pfle.s al aoInu. pDo 70 -
yeels sold az >'d>S /" per ~ ID az s"uSn ~
Dressed ave -teany ~ nuvs ~ ~ ~, L. -
YEA, 'isHl, toi clul,tN niss' anu fFt+a' III W
erassers ana huiieTmiiT e@,ves , ~ - a,.-a. 81,
~, ~, ,os y, a, a. "a. ,rs.sers IL, n
:. % S9 Pc 40 10 ~ - y, A. 50 "a ~ "
d. IN; :" ,'' N~1ien1 q veal. i,9 NJ at s. 30
i;.,rge Du1enback. . veals I32 n, Al s. 30
f"ris Wrighf A. 90 : veas lis n, Al 81 - : yeas
,.r :, b.. =. "a " 49,
10, I, 49,, . 10 a ,s,is IA ~ M g. "a . g-ss
W ds ~ =, . - "a '' ~ w. %" ~ 80"
= Sanders 'eais. 10 H. al = % : DO l"' ID AT
= 90 ., o. 49,. ,,- ,,o ~ O., a. IA. : or,ss.-s tos
- JUG '"'' " EraS' ~" H. d. - w. s"S''' '''
NJ ,9.iis- "a ~ lp. az - - ~ 90 i"o "a =. -.
V "a, rs' ~. n -, e. * 1872 49, " - 49, -
stTtt, ,No + ,NItS~ Recepts rs carr or : sa heal
-iiF|i 49,. "a II % - :, ,, -.
AZ H. "a Will ehee, v,sr. ,,,iI ",D'1,
Siei "'' III st,,, ,..k,sss F,vs ..rs 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-04
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON oct There has been active wool
market and prices and tending upward Sales OF
domestic are No. and OF foreign 5l+9ooO 70.
total ~ # Dor Ohio and Pennsylvania neeces have
been selling ~ l7sc FOR y iSi1pivc for Xxx and Xxx and
above and 2O9i2lc Tor NJ l. Michigan sold AZ lie.
No 1 and comhng woods active and sold
al 2l.u22c with deaine selling well 2Ou2lc per
territory amounting IN all % 2sEooo n have been
prices firm. ranging from lOU5c, with
the secured basis 34ff3Cc and fine medium. and
3a32c medium Several large sales " Oregon were
made at iOd BE and spring Texas sold well i0niSc
demand for California wool II reported and the
market h firm Pulled wool In small supply and Arm
Australian active and the sales nearly
1900 n in the % isg2,c. to quality, with
A million sold for shipment abroad Montevideo
sold 1T 5i+r South American woods In good demand
Foreign carpet wool active nrm and higher. Included In
weeks transactions sale OF 100000 N Montana
a Bradford England. spinner at a price said to be
better could be obtained here.