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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
~OFk WANTED.

woRK WANTED.
Male.
COLLECTOR or MESSENGER. By young
nan. 30. In a frst-class mercantile house.
can furnish > years reference. Address II.
L. iox u. i2i. Broadway.
DRAr iHTsNAN. Young man desires po-
siuon as assistant draughtsman IN ma
chine .hop or office. has studied mathe-
matlcs. MANGELsDoRFF. Ci5 l0;h-ave.
DRIVER Respectable young man to
drive for doctor or family: not afraid
Of work. best city references. 1.j1T At
iantlc-aye.. brooklyn.
ENGINEER.-New- York and brooklyn
license. In factory or at hosting engine,
best references. ENGINEER. 20 Himrod-
St. BROOKLYN.
ENGINEER. capable. trustworthy ami
strictly sober. Al references. wants git
uation. city or country. CHAS. LvND-
81 iSr. 30 West i0ist-st.
ENGINEER anl JANITOR. wants charge
- school on Hats; DO all repairs; owns
tools. wife 90 assist. god ref ~ences.
READ. ~ East lGth-st.
ENGINEER American. aged -: machln-
lists. clubhouse central station and
wants position. city and marine license !;
would 80 ont Of town Address ENGl-
NEER Box i. 12i2 Broadway.
FIREMAN or ELEVATOR RrNNER.-Hy
young man. car furnish b'st Il f-i"r-
c1ce. Addr"Hs T.. i. c.. care ". 7. Don
nelly. 90 hiYadway.
INTELLIGENT. reliable man. -. family
desires einploym M. almost any capacity,
day rr night. moderate. regular salary.
security =. Il. w.. station T. y Y.
JANITOa.-A r,liabl. small German fam
81. g.
clrctAker for private hous". Address W.
H.. go Wet iith-st.. basement
JANITOR German man and wife would
like 20 take care % one or n1rc houses.
yrlrs' experience. best refer nee. 3l2
West 5sth ST.. basement.
JANITOR.- a most reliable young col
orrI man. understands thoroughly thu
care - Mats will be- obIisirs " az coach
man or 10 DO any Kind OF honest work.
WALTER HtDGINS. c,G Balrc-si.
LrNCH,lAN. -First-cliss Tor barro'm.
go'd 80 clean up. best references. l..
KArAHAN. ~ East ilath-s'.
MANAGER or STEWARD of nrs;-clas'
hotel 0uh ncati ~. warranted ~ me
highest order ~ mort. X. >. W. S;as
onl.r Washington. y. G.
MAcinNIsT -Hy a young German IN a
machine shop. can rah" himself useful.
Atir'fs J.. T.. - Gr"'n"ich-s'.
PORTER. Young man in seashore or
cuul-t. hotel. thnfDl4hiy unaer.'lnis hi'
hus.n .ss. STEPHEN DUFFY. AZ M's,
ao'l-st.
roRTER or u-efui-mln IN store or pri-
Nn'o family. willing ani onleng. un-
f.. f..ff care ff laf-" best references.
STANLEY. BOX :. Tribune oi'ic".
PORTER. janiior 0r useful. man. hy strong
Single man. -. in sHiI. d "u-i IS y
house. r..d'iatr wares. Address VAC
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

AGENCY FOR IOETcLAIH.-fio all
kinds: sale "a rent. building s.'cs.
~UBBS g. TAYLOR. Beekman-st
AT LARCHMONT. New i~clve-room
house: an modern improvements unfur-
nlshed. DE- FOOTE. 100 Lexinsion-ave.
FOR RENT.
Two miles from H.. Springs. Va. large
stone house: furnished. every modern CON
vcnience: with or without farm. Address
l.. DUNN. Hot Springs. Va.
ORANGE. y. ia miles out. - trains
daily: best suburb. lovely place, me
house. 10 rooms: 4 acres: lawn. old trees.
garden. hornel.ke: paradise for children
rent or sell. i5J Broadway Room 40. y. Y.
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WANTED 20 buy. iady's writing desk
second hand; also white enanisl sinsre
esd. State price and particulars 70 LIT
S4A6y. 150 East <7thsst
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.



A FARM CATALOGUE FREE.-Dairy
farms stock farms. fruit farms. poultry
farms. +. ROWLAND. III Broadway.
NEAR SCARBOROUGH. y. ABOUT -
acres extensive ridge land. commanding
an extensive river view; has an entrance
on the New-YOrk and Albany Post ROAD
broadway: also. on the Bfier Clln E2Aa {.
will be sold IN villa-stc plots, u 10 ~ or
II acres II desired. ADRIAN HYATT o.
SON. real estate brokers. Sing Sing. y. !.
PALISADE PARK lots at assignee's sale.
Great chance for investors ana nome
seekers: write for map and frer passes 70
visit the property In advance % the ave
ton sale Address A. r. SlLVEkSTONE.
Assignee. u Chambers-st.. New-York.
SHORT HILLS y. i'm this charming
park. 3 minutes walk from station, "A
commodious modern residence; every scity
convenience; stables and two acres. TINS
property Is particularly well located ana
commands fine view. VIII be sold very
reasonable or rented low 10 tho right party
T.. y. HAMILTON & 90. 30 Broadway.
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buIl;En-As pu,ier, or WI take sre,, las,
place. Address J. c.. Box 4. l.c42 B'way.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
COuntry-

COuntry-
AT FI.TSElEG.-TO rent. large hand
some house fourteen rooms. hot ana cola
water. gas. etc: two minutes walk from
Broadway station; seven minutes from
Murray HlN: at a reasonable price 70 de-
firabie tenant Inquire Of MITCHELL
BROS. ~ Leonard-st
AsByRY PARK. " J.-Desirable fur
nlshed cottages for rent; lists. MILAN
ROSS. Asbury. Park. y. J.
BERK SHIRE HILLS.-A cottage. fully fur
nished. with all modern improvements
near Lakevllle. Conn. ~ hours from New
York. II acres Of land. beautifully sta
ated between two lakes. fine mountain
views: fishing and boating. Mrs SHAW.
3Os West 77th-st.
ORANGE. ". For sale. high elevation .
view looking toward mountain. perfect
neirhborhOOd: Colonial half-si0ne modern
residence: < bedrooms; bathrooms; e1-
cellent plumbing; ?. acre h. lawns; con-
vcnient 10 stations. churches schools:
terms easy II desired. EDW. L. HAMiL-
TON e. CO.. 96 Broadway.
TO RENT. Nicely furnished cottage. 10
rooms. mostly large. modern Improve
rnenis. broad piazza; barn. etc acres or
more. splendid garden planted: near bay.
H. W. SWEZEY. Amityyille. l.. l.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A GRAND PAIR high-acting ccbs. 49,
hands. SIX and seven years oll. very a.
trac,ive, prompt. free. pleasant drivers.
fearless steam. elevated roads aud al
stree, objects. have been used single ana
double and both are good saGdiers.
Extremely handsome saddle and driving
sob. has constantly been ridden and driven
10y owners family. has ver! me style and
action. and Is perfect IN every particular.
Speedy road and family horse. stylish.
fearless: can be driven by any one at top
speed: can beat ":iu.
The ABOVE HORSES are SUBJECT
10 VETERINARY EXAMINATION and
.NPLE TRIAL will be GIVEN
Also nearly new Dos-a-Des trap fseats
tw1 OF four canopy toy family surrey
seats four: lady's Top driving phaeton.
BREWSTER top wagon. tandem cart.
bfougham and victoria. al! in excellent
order.
Imported ard domestic single and double
coaca. surrey. runADoUt and light road
harness. In silver and brass. Enciisn
ladies' ard gents saddle and bride. elegant
robes. whips. Blankets, ana all the stable
effects. VIII De sold regardless Of value.
no CASH OFFERS REFUSED.
OWNERS PRIVATE STABLE.
rs EAST l9TH-ST..
near 3d-ave
PONIES FOR sALE.-The following are
all well broken ponies. suitable for ladies'
and children: must be sOi1 in ten days
:; matched teams from II % - hands. IL
single ponies. from 80 IN. to II hands. all
the above are guaranteed straight goods
H. auction goods. Address Dr. .. c.
JACKSON. +. o. BOX ici. Jamaica. l.. l.,
\. Y.
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was printed at the young authors eHp "ne copy"
committed by him 10 the Names eNN'P' 49,
The sale begins at p. M
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AT ST. BARTHOLOMEW EMPL )Y-
NENT BUREAU. 2p3 East i2d-st.. ser
,aufs furnished for private families also
mercantile ana professional help. summer
Iote,s supplied; gardeners and farm hands
Tor the country. great care In investiga;-
ing references.
WANTED Neat young Girl 10 do laundry
work and assist with cooking In small
family. reference. Apply at 49, West
o4h-et early mornings.
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DRiESsMAkISG.

=
A.-A.-DRESSM Elegant cutter
and filter: 50 a day. or at home. PERI.
1T guaranteed. silk or cloth su'i made in
Que week for $40: fancy waists. .um.-':
and wash dresses specially. 81 East
1Oth-st.. near Broadway.
ARTISTIC DREssMAl<TNG.- Fisf,-rlass
filter. accustomed - fine trade. desires
more engagements In hrst-ciass families
city or country. personal references. +.
30 sth-ave.
ARTISTIC DREssMAKING imported
fashions: hotel orders at short motto.
prices Mrs. MELROY. Al East liih-si.
between Broadway and University Piace.
DRESsM AKEK.-First-clas5 gresmaker. .
years experience. DeutscA. Jth-aye.: de-
sirrs few more customers. 81 20 per day,
stree, and tailor costumes. perfect fitting.
HEARN. IA East 43d-si.
Rf.SsMaKER.-A good drcssmaker wants
70 60 out hy the day. = pr d"y ne
reference. r. BROZMAN. 81 East gith-s'.
DRESsMAKER Partisan dressmaker. late
with Doual. from Paris desires few more
custo n-rs: very good cutter and lrer.
reasoatll@. Madame J. COLLIN. ll2 We:
60 ST.
MASON FRANCAIsE. Milo. Baurnon
Robes - Manteau,. Is East s9th-si..
sacrifice. also. French satin corsets r.
duced from $40 . 81. the best made
ladies' own material made ut short notice.
perfect 1T. prices reasonable.
NINE. JOSEPHINE. 4lf Lexingfou-aYe
4Hl-st. late WIKI Louise. 3fh-avc. To IN
cuce patronage VII sell imported millinery
novelties a. extraordinary low price. la.ies.
before buying with Louise and T.efce.
please call and Inspect the French hats
and bouuets.
SEAL. GARMENTS altered or repaired al
summer prices Mrs. BARKEf'S. u"
West 3sih-si.. late with G.. g. Gun'heT q
Sons. Jth-a.c.
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20 WEST 10TH ST. bot. 9Th and 9Th ayes.
Whole or part fiat L. station n bell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16

wILt sx 20 As'-n. sh sha p.r |, ' %s
a,s.s 81 a. H.. % south ioth-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16

NURSE by r man OF experience. to take
care OF an Invalid gentleman. In ci,y OF
country. terms moderate. j. l.. EkiuNS'
~ n -. iiJ'h-st.
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COLLECTOR or MESSENGER.-By young
nan. -. In hrst-class mercantile house
can furnish years reference. Address H.
L.. BOX II. Ia. Broadway
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RTTLER-MAID or CHAMBERMAID.-By
Young couple Swiss. as butler maid or
chambermaid; best city references. Address
81
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DOMESTIC 'iTt.JiOHs WANTED.

.
BUTLER wishes "a place In private fam
ilv. can furnish irst-class reference. last
employeT can BE- seen. Address II. v. 'i'
MI Dil"n. 10 East ilst-st.
utTLEE-COOk.- By respectable married
.,uDl.: do catirc work except laundry
Of small private family; references. can
or address H.. III West ,5th-st.. base
ment.
U.TL.EH and VALET.-By thoroughly
trained Erglishman. good appearance ana
address. unquestionahlc city reference. lirt
employer can be- seen. CHARLES Cow Elk,
40 East i"ih-si.
Bi-TI.ER and vALET.-Two years In last
place. good city reference. J. W.. BOX
Is. l2l2 iifc adway
BUTTERFLY Swiss man. 20. over q
years' best references; honest and capa-
be IN al. his duties. Address W. Box >.
l.2i2 Broadway.
Ii-Ti.rH. -Slnglehanded or sccond-man. by
thoroughly trained Englishman unquca-
,lonabi. city reference Address A. H..
Box 10. i.2,2 broadway.
BUTLER COOK.-By French couple: man
ns mifl~r or valet. wife az cook: best c!ty
references. no objection to country. H..
LICK. ioi East sth-st.
nrTLgR. In private family. by iirst-cl,ss
man. gcI ~: English: neat appearance;
strictly temperate: not AFRAID OF WORK.
good valet excellent reference. kELl-
ABLE. Box 3s, i.2i2 Broadway.
BrTLER or VALET. = by Young German
In private family. rst-clnss references
and Recommendation. BUTLER. Box IL.
Lac Broadway.
BUTLER.--As butler. or will take second
mans place; q years reference from last
place. Address J. c.. Box L 1.242 Bway.
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pnmnER Mills nLOw " TWO LIVES LOST

Troy, y. Y, May 15.-Four or the MINIS OF ue
Schaghticoke Powder Company, OF SchdghtlcoKe' y.
Y. blew up this morning at II O'Clock the shock
was terrific Chauacey Tonnes. unmarried and
Charles Clum who has a wife and three children,
were Killed.
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THE CONVENTION or TIE l. o. H.

outside partes',
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REAL ESTATE.
MISCELLANEOUS.


A RELIABLE ATTORNEY gives prompt
assistance In all business or domestic
difficulties: privacy observed. Call or
write. Room 30 West lith-st.
AMERICAN GENTLEMAN in best society
and highly educated. who has travelled
extensively. would take charge or one or
two young men for a European TRIP Tor
the summer: highest references. 4. L. H..
Box ls .242 broadway.
ADVICE FREE.-All lawsuits, damages.
accident. divorces. separation. estates
settled. collections. legal papers drawn,
wills, mortgages. deeds, assignments: Ed
WARD BUTCHER. 1871 Broadway. y. !.
AMERICAN LAW ADVICE ASSN. Write
plain statement OF facts. inclo5e WIN
" and written opinion sent you. All SUD
tects. Send for prospectus. yudfe ~
HOPE LYNN. Pres; Hon. HENRY W.
ONGER Treas. ISL broadway.
WANTED 20 buy. iady's writing desk
second hand; also white enamel SINCE
oto State price and particulars 70 LII
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.


CHOICE Of furnished rooms - let in pri-
waite family AT Summer pr'ces g. fertle-
men who value refined surroundings. ia
East 45th-st
LARGE front room furnished. - lc,. alsp
front hall bedroom. 10 East 21ih-si 81
fat
PHYSICIAN viii rent pleasant rooms over
looking Park: private house. suitable fur
invailds. PHYSICIAN. 80 West l2a'h-si.
SECOND FLOOR. FRONT. alcovc room:
also back room reasonable. private fam
ily iGj Wet 4Cth-at. one door rnsi -
Broadway
y CLINTON PLACE near nroaaway
Very central. furnished rooms. gentlemen
only
18Th ST &c WEST Rooms on second
floor. With or without board. prices r"a
sonahle. references.
- EAST C2D-ST.. near Central Park --
Hall rooms. with OF without board
5sTH-sT.. 4oi WEST Summer location:
two large rooms. convenient 10 all carr
ais. hall room. 50 ny. Hns II. tell.
18Th ST. 100 WEST Beautiful hack par
Tor with large extension for gentlemen.
doctor or dentist.
Gisr-sT.. JOS WEST. Furnished rocms.
hot and cold water. all clnvenicnccs. Iea-
s,nabl" ROGERS.
ADVERTISEMENT AND stIHscRIp
TiONs FOR THE NEW-YORK TEIB-
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. Lac broadway.
?i door north Of Thirty.nr,r.st
UNrURNIsHED ROOMS TOILET.
20 WEST 5OTII-ST. bet. 9TH and 9th ayes
Whole =. or part =. fiat i. station q bel bell
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THE TRIBUNE
Uptown Ohce,
1912 Broadway III door north Of 3lst-st.
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until O'Clock D. IN
BRANCH OFFICES
Oh shave. s. g. cor. 23d-st
ls2 Gth-ave.. cor. l2th-st.
IA. Columbus near West CCth-st
fD6 West s2d-st.. near 6th-aye
% West 13ih-s... near 5fh-nye
";T West ara bet. TIN ana 9Th ave-.
Ii- .fh-aVc.. cor. lith-st.
, .Sa sG-aye.. bet 18th and 18th SITS.
{, a3s 3d-ayc.. bet. 10Th and 11ih SITS.
! GA 3d.avc.. near Glst-st.
. OIL 3d-ave
10 East ATHEIST. corner 3d-avc.
nARLEM OFFICES.
t.G Fast I2;th-st.
on West 125th-st
400 West 145th-st.
n TO S p. M. az regular Office rates.
BROOKLYN OFFICES.
~oosv,,.rt.. 500 Dskaib-sve.. i.ip7 Fulton.
80 East t7th-st-. corner Sd,svs.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-17
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU, SAN Francisco,
September 10, 1895 5 p. M.-Weather conditions
and general forecast.
The following are the seasonal rninfalls to date
as compared with those of the same date last sea-
son: Eureka 1927, last season OF; Red Bluff 1872,
last season 90; Sacramento 1928, last season trace
san Francisco 49, last season trace; Fresno OF,
last trace; San Luis Obispo trace, last
son trace; Los Angeles trace, last season .03:
San Diego 90, last season .05; Yuma OF, last sea-
son 81.
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature 81,
minimum 81, mean So.
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations in California TO day: Red
Bluff IA. Sacramento ~, San Francisco 81, Fresno
81, Independence SO, san Luis Obispo 70, Los
Angeles rs, san Diego ~, Yuma 106.
The pressure is highest this evening on the
Washington and oregon coast, and is lowest in
Montana, from which section n moderate depreS-
sion extends southwark into Arizona. Light show
ers have occurred during the past twenty-four
hours throughout Oregon. and a shower occurred
last night at Eureka Elsewhere the weather has
been fair, except cloudy in Washington. Unsea-
Sonaby low temperatures still continue in the in
terror of California and in Nevada. Conditions are
favorable for killing frosts at Carson City tonight.
Forecast made IT San Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight, September IT, 1895
Northern California-Fair; slightly warmer in
the north portion, except nearly stationary tenn
peraure along the coast: fresh westerly to north
erly Winds brisk TO high along the central coast.
Southern CalifDrnia-Eair; stationary temper
AZURE: fresh 10 btsk westerly winds.
Nevada-Fair: Stationary temperature.
Utah-FaIT; cooler.
Arizona-Fair: somewhat cooler in the northern
portion.
San Francisco and vicinity Fair; stationary
temperature; fresh to brisk westerly winds.
w. II. HARMON, 4 orecast Official.
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DRIED FRUITS. RA1sINs, NUTS. ETC.

DRIED FRUITS-Deaers continue to report
dead market. there being no demand of any conse
quence for any description.
The following prices rule on the Fruit Exchange:
Apples, &c 2 ID for quartered, 315@4c e ID for
sliced and 4$4@512c q ID for eraporated; Peaches
412@512c e ID, and 61ac q 10 for fancy: Prunes,
4@414c for The sizes Apricots, S@91ac and log
lie g ID for fancy Moorpark: Figs black, 3(d312c
8 ID for pressed and 29212c for impressed; Pears,
&c 2 ID for evaporated halves 4@6lec for quarters;
Plums 4(941ac for pitted and l1e(121ac for un-
pitted; Nectarines, 5@61a q ID for prime to choice
and &c for fancy.
RAISTNS AND DRIED GRAPES-Prices for
several descriptions of crop as follows
London layers, ST ID q box; three-crown, Ioose
SC p n; two-crown, 21ac: seedless Sultanas SAC.
Old Raisns are nominal, as follows: Seedless
Muscates, PC: clusters So; Dehesa clusters, So SO:
imperial clusters So: Dried Grapes-112c y ID.
NUTS-New Walnuts &c p ID for No. ! standard
and SC q ID for softshell; new Almonds, 7@sc p n
for Languedoc ana 9@lUc p 10 for psper-shell.
Peanuts are quotsble at 5@6c for Eastern and 4@
412c for California; Hickory Nuts, Base; Pecans
&c for rough and &c for polished: Fiberts, SM9c;
Brazil Nuts 71z@Sc q n: Cocoanuts, SIS q 100.
HONEY-Coinb l0@111ac; water-white
extracted, 5@514c q ID; light amber extracted, 414
(d5c; dark amber, 4(Q414c u ID.
BEESWAX. -25(G26c "a ID.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-17
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS = Calcutta Grain Bags, So 90@4: San
Quentin, ga 20: Wool Bags 24@26c.
COAL-Wellington, So; New Wellington, SO p
ton; Southfield Wellington, ST so p ton: Seattle,
So: Bryant, So; Coos Bay So Wallends, 81
Scotch, 81 so; Brymbo, 81 so; Cumberland, SO so
In bulk and oIu 80 in SKIS; Pennsylvania Anthra-
cite Egg, $l4; Welsh Anthracite Egg, SO; Camel,
$S,; Rock Springs Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley,
81 go: Coke SIS in bulk and SIT in sacks.
CORDAGE = The Cordage Company has ad-
vanceo Sisal Rope 1ac p ID, and no longer quotes
Duplex. Pure Manila Rope, TIC q ID: ~
thread, &c; 6 and do, size; Bale Rope, 71a9Sc;
Grapevine Twine Size q fb in balls and coils; Hop
thread, &c; and do, 612c; Sisal Bale Rope, 51s
@6c q ID.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash: Cube, Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 512c; Dry Granuiated. 4zsc;
Confectioners' A, 4Ac; Magnolia A. 43sc; Extra
414c; Golden G, 4c d, 334c; half barrels, 14c
more than barrels. and boxes 1hc more.
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Tailow, 4@4i4c; refined, &c; Grease, 3@3Hs q ID.
WOoL-Jacob Wollner local broker. says:
owing TO the quiet and dull market in the East
our market Tor the past six weeks has been rather
dul. The first Woods that came in this fall, SUCH
as seedy lamb light shrinkage plains, and also
some tuie Wool, VIII ch nearly free. sold at far
prices, but the heavy fall Woods, California spring,
oregons and Nevadas nave been entirely neglect
ed. WOODS are accommodating. Reports from Euro
pean markets are that prices advanced from l0%
10 1o as per grade. since the close OF the last Lon
don sales, but still market Tor domestic WOODS
does not show any improvement. Manufacturers
VIII not or cannot paw prices demanded for domes-
TIC w ool claiming that they can buy foreign WOOL
still cheaper than domestic and that they cannot
compete with European manufacturers on the
basis OF prices asked for Wool at the present time.
Inc London sales will commence the 24th INST,
ana the outlook is that prices will go still higher
HOW IL will AFFECT domestic Woods cannot be
1oretod. 1t all depends on European mannfac,
turers having enough cheap Wool on hand TO Hood
our market still more with their goods so that our
manufacturers will have to shut down altogether
I.rlces quoted are nominal" New lambs and fall
clips are 41a@612c. Quotations for spring clip:
humboldt and Mendocino 12@1212c; Nevada, 59
&c; Valley Oregon, 12@13c d ID.
HOPS-Nominal quotations 597c for new
Hops and 206c for 1894.
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS

WHEAT-Showed change worthy OF note.
Business continues dull. No. l, S712@SSs4c q ctl:
choice, 90c: lower grades, 75@86c: extra choice
for milling. 95@9712c q ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-1O o'clock - December
100 tons, 9l3sc; 200. 9l12c 400, 1880. May
200. 9634c: 200, 967sc
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Decemoer-oO
tons. 92ssc; 800. 9214c May-4O0, 973sc; 100,
9758c.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-December = 1900 tons,
9212c; 500, 923sc. May-500, 97Ac. Seller 80,
new, storage paid-100 92c.
BARLEY-Previous prices rule with quiet
market. Feed, 521a@55c; Choice, 5614@57 12c:
Brewing, 60070c; Chevalier, $l@1 10 Tor NO.
and 60@75c q ctl for OF grade.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-10 o'clock-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-December-1OO
tons, 5S1sc: 500. 5Sc; 100. 577sc; 100, 5S14c;
100, $3.50; 100, 5S1ac.
AFTERNOON SESSION - December - 2OO TONS
5S34c.
OATS-The low prices have tempted the trade
and buyers are now purchasing more freely on
speculative account. In fact, business was pretty
brisk yesterday. Milling. S712@9Oc q ctl; fancy
Feed, $4,000 q ctl; good 10 choice, 70@SOc; com
mon to fair, 60@6712c; Gray, 70@S0c; Red,
nominal; Surprise, 90@95c.
CORN-Large Yellow, 81 05@1 171a; Small
Round Yellow, 81 1212@1 171a; White, $l@1 10
q ctl.
KYE-75@s21ac p ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-S71a@9 p ctl.