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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-11

asssc: sr~-fns. ESaiss for So- l. ard
s7z~csgs4 egs. fc- coast
Ca. os- : 60, 3 ~, s.sT T..s ag ss. n J:
n~w red el-Ess. nes s4issss. AA9
For sxrnsy-sr9r hours-Ysour. quarter
sacks. - -. 60 Washington. s.sa; wnsas.
leg. cessafs. 81. Sc. cats ccrsAis. 40. 10
C-eTor ~. beans, sacks. rs; co-r. esn-
sals. Eastarn. -: potatoes SACKS -. SO, 3.
washsnxfoss, s7ss: msaaisnxs. szcss, sc;
hay tess. 60 straw ,srx s.. wccl. bales.
as: shortx sacks. ls.. 90 wssnsngsor,
1z hszzs. number liz, quicksilver.
TASKS, ~. wine. gaiSons. =. 80
Prelsee, Fruits, Ese.
Msddnngs. nassa1 per ton, bran. "a
Hsy-whea,. GeGss per ton: wheat and
cat. rl9is; oat. EoSsa: best psrssy, 80
s5S, COMPRESSED wheat. sl2-aasit; straw,
per bale ssgxsr.
vsxesab.es-P0satcss, Early Rose, Sessc
per GENITAL: saliaas Burhanks, Zcsssi; river
Gsf per GENITAL; BAY rscumb@rs. iss<F &c per
boz. garlic lA9iisc .pcr pound: green
peas. saanse psr pound: string beans. =.
ss per .r ee sss,. ssy ssss'n Der sos s esg
do. &sGsc per box: green corn sc0N8
par sack green peppers. IE&c Ter pSx.
eggplant. gcsac per box, green ezra. 20
Fra. = Aprses. 4as7ssc per large box;
aprfcots. 49, per box. stra ~eerriss y
CA par chest: hsacknerrsea. 81. saFgze Per
chest: rasleerrfes. sssc per hox nsckse-
berries. 79sc per pound; eansaloupes. sse
HE Is per cr7te: nGrTegs. Es5f3sc per box.
rxs small pox. szaksc: do large box, eV
CSC, Fontalnbleaa grapes. Ete per nox.
Tokay. 5ossfae: naetar.nes. go NC per box:
peaches &c per box. pears, 1zsfc,
riunss 4s5 SIC. wstermeions, 500 per ssg;
oranges. nominal: Mexican lines. As.9s.S
per box: California lemons, fancy. -; 90
common. Nsg2.5o bananas, N9e per bunch,
pisaeappses. sl.s141@-59 per dozen; dates, &C
per pound. Smyrna figs, isgl.c.
o, ssis ss fsuc sre calay ss Seconds
lsssIsc.
cheese--Fancy mild. new. Sc per pound:
falr 30 good, sa1s4c. California cram
E astern. isaslsc: western, naisc.
Egss-sfore. isG5isc per dozen; ranch.
,.G3ic: Eastern, Ieai5e duck, i5c-
roal,rL ~ he ..r1sy Eseolss' ROSTERS
s. .5Ets per dozen young do. ssGs. " snail
hrollers 81 .5ol2 Is. large do. E.iasS -
sryers, s. sSi. hens, $3,1d4; ducks OLD;
per pair: goslings slsal.5e. pigeons, Sisl.2S
per dozen: game nominal.
Wocl and Hops.
wool-Spriua. choice foothili. aaiac: San
Joaquin, six months, E1l0cs do years sta
RE. 7hsc: mountain. nxfisc; Nevada 90
Fall: Southern coast lambs, 6ss1isc; San
Joaquin lambs, s3.c; Northern lambs,
@s5lec-
fiops-Good TO choice. sdac; fancy. 10
Gle.
Sterling on Tendon. sixty days N.S;
sterling On London sight A.ssls-
Silver bars 49,. IS IDrafts-Stght -. IS
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Aug. io.--Wheat fully re-
established its reputation as friend to
the bulls by the manner OF Its opening.
The first bids of September were at from
7T1.c TO Use. and after fuctua:ing a few
minutes between the opening figures and
1sisc. Il commenced TO add few larger
fractions 20 the advance. IN half an hour
from the opening IL had risen 70 lScs ard
by II O'Clock Il was bringing Tssse. or lFie
over the previous days closing Price. The
foreigners sent the NEST influential news.
Gated. Mail advices from Paris were Of
tha most builish character, and cable
grams reporting the immediate situatioia
showed that since ten days ago the French
market situation had become strong
enough 10 be characterized as excited. :
An advance ia wheat of from q centimes
10 Is eeniimcs or the eauivaien. Of from
lie 10 assc per bushel, coming after a
warrant the strong adjective employed b.
the sender. Liverpool opened Nd higher
and rose 10 an improvement for the day
OF fstd for future and isd for spot. In
addition 10 the strong tenor Of foreign
news. the information from domestic
sources WAS rot OF q character 10 dnlia-
ish the bullssh effect Of the other.
The spring wheat In Minnesota and the
Dakota< was not given the good promise
OF earlier indications, and according 20
conservative grain merchants on the
ground, the yield Of three states VIII not
be above the average. The ciaararcss OF
equal TO 80 go huzhels Rradstreet's
made the worlds visible 1 IS 90 bushels
smaller than IL was week ago. The
cash demand here was rather dull rah,a
offers being OCT Of Tine. Tire seahoarsi re-
ported seventy boat leads sold for EXPORT
Under the Influences az the large clear
ancus and fear OF o hGliish government
report. September sold up TO 7at<c. Buyers
realized freely around - and forced the
price back TO Tsi6c. September oparef
is@%c higher at s7i&Is-ssc sol.i srsrirg.
" at T1ise, advanced 20 7ste. declined 10
.slsc, closing with sellers at 7SfsCs7Szte
Corn was firm, largely on the strength
Cf the wheat market. but due IN some
IL gree also 20 an opinion that prevailed
thar the government crop report would
show such > deterioration for the month
aS 20 warrant higher prices.
business III oats was quite heavy ard
fluctuations were wider than for some
tirae
Provisions we're strong early on light
receipts of hogs and the sympathy of
wheat bnt iiGcasasfon set in and most of
fha advance Vas lost
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TACOMA, Aug. a--Tosaay's wheat mar.
ket w7sS rather uncertain or the ssars
the psieHs hsa ranging from The 10 TAO
for club throughout the entire forenoon
hat Stea@y5Gs down 20 yesterdays aE7,ra<
soon after Il a'cloe&. Two sets q h:ssa~<
vere in Shs a@ld during thu entire dav
aaa blazing was rather spirited EA<A{fts
vera itEbt sad TIE market disse~l wsfs
s.s1rT t76a-afions - 3 rise an opening =,
gas nfcytsiSs- Closing quotations. NJ
ctuN ssgEiec I'D. No. / btalesgeu. Sitse5
Sc nFF
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO Aus Ta-Chi~a-o
wnsst went sa8 higher to-day. and local
FIXTURES beck SsrnIar eaarse. Srs4s =
rss<ars quiet sH4 ; trtse ioNer 4 PARK cargo
Is DEAN from Port Costa gar Australia
gayssw has asoxsS 80. bcfa for saes zn.s
fs4furxs Feed = g. fsSr demand tassay.
NV cats az e0Traa% n -sars freS ~
Closing Quotations
wheat-<9ascs anA TrTas Tece-1 Der.
yssrsev--fnartlxs. Tssr@zsSs~ s1sss
s7ersH~~E sarE@ xe53ss -egyssSsai
fsraw-f~ California, ts5&
E-sse.sr.~k 'ATr5Iy extras 81 zseF s., eske-S
xx4~sS ss-As4-s ss9per1srs & .&gs
Wfs>.s-s>stsgSag s. -sss. Tor No J. ara
& &-ipsslsSs. .s- 1aesc~s z4slAaass S5--s3
Baflsy-Tesa. -. 2s.e, eas@cs aFsshs. >
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TAToosH, Aug. 1a.~s .. rs.-Rarornstsr.
laeA. cloudy. wind south, twelve miles.
Inward. A schooner : p. IA. 3 schooner
Sic p n. Outside bound in. ship ard
bark HeSpar
NEAH BAY. Amg. ia.-Cioaay. calm.
PORT Angel. Is. Aug. 1a.--Ksar cnaes -,
y -: cloudy. wind northwest aiaa miles.
Tug Boydsn in hsy.
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Special Dispatch - the Pest tsIiixerre~.
wAF.TsA WAifsA. Wash AnE "a
The wheat market vas somewhat i'm
proved to-day. atacHgA 10 sales ve~a
made Several farmers we're offered -Si.,r
Ter choice ioss - Ssu8Sfssa. bsat sra,,fs
not sell Tse r1ls1S Price was 90 to.
biQastcra and &c for c3u6.
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Have vcss ssrs klor1ske clifton OF the
poe.-frsessxaxs.er 90 your friends In the
East Copass wrapped ready Tor mailing
can be hsd uron application at BUSHES.
Office. &c Der cosy.
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THE EVERETT
& MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

The only route 20 ikae Sope4af ahd 49,
mining districts 81 Cold Basais. Soyese1
Ssresk Martin Creek Siivefton. Deer
Greek. Goat Lake and Monte cr3ssc.
The scenic route for tourists. Gsh1ns
and camping parties.
Commencing Monday. April e. thN fy-
erett 4 Monte Crlst9 ksn%sy N2shI'aAS
wsi1 srauw7.rats a aAiiy train SERVICE.
trains viii leave Everett tor Aa.ts
f,rs~t, ey@ry morning. except S2taF1AY
ard Sunday. a. 4-S a. n.
srstt al 5sg a. n every morning e1eekt
sunday ard M0ndar.
On tuesdays ard ThgrsSayE Ne. VII
run 20 Ss!ysrt0n only. ard OF " eco .
and Fr4aays sst weea Ssls@ftoH ana ~
erest only.
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~ you sra ycs should have tire Post
rrt.In<.ncer ssxsr 20 yoc- 10 VIII cost
nothing extra Gail at oar o1ios and have
your address changed
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Occidental Hssei; best family hotel fl
s,ase: excellent rooms: al modern i1lSrcvs-
rneyl;S No bar.
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wALLA W ALA WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND Aas. 1e-wheat wsus
waIsA, TSss yasley Sc
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Closing Quotations,


Live stock.
Ca;tle-Cornmon prime native x.asrs Sois
az E. 9iFY5 * the Bulk went AZ "a ssgqtxz
sxpartsTs went freely az 81 7Ss95. sf1zte-s
ard feeders s. 5osSS -. calves. choice IA
fancy. Ssoaf5.sS; common 10 good. ST
az
HoRs-~CcEunon 70 prime hogs sold 81
s77Aff4. the bulk going al 3 -s.lSss: pigs
s. y
Shsep-Sales were largely az & 41sss
s faw selling ~ high as g. IS: WeStarr
rangers. S.5Ss1S7s. iafuh< sold freaIv al
s. ~ fer TIRE pnerest to s5efs = for me hexs
F,ecospt s--S'sttls. 800. hogs. sAee; Sheep.
& sxs
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Are 10. Going canpinxp

Strictly arx.-ctass: all modern improve
,u-rts, fac sample rooms
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Visible supply OF train.


Special cable and .eiegrnpfic dispatches
70 Bradstreess covering the principal
points OF accumulation indicate the fol-
loving changes In avai5aele supply iast
saturday as compared with the preceding
Saturday: Wheat United and States and
Cana<a. east Of the Rockies. decrease sss-
go hsnshels; aaoat for and In Europe. de-
s%e.sso hsssle!s: Corn, Cnlied ssases ard
Canada east 3f Rockies. Increase 2i1s,sa
bushels. Oats. United States and Canada
east os Rockies. increase 41ocn bushels.
General Quotations
Flour-FecsIpsS. S.lz1. exports, 1z.0s7 h5is:
sgrong and active eE The rise Ia wheat
Winter pasc1ss. s. ASIssTs; do straigsis,
wgufer extras. 81 -: Minnesota nak-
egs s37Szsi: winter low grades, e ss1
Wheat-geceip.s. &C. SO: exports. fsT gSa
Suot stronger No red, sasc- Options
opened strong and advanced all day. with
few reactions on strong cables, heavy sea-
epvsrsng and scsnt offerings; easea or
slightly near the eso@@, and was finally ~
gsilsc net higher Sales Included Ss. red
August closed sassass3sc: close Sac.
hops-4iEtes.
No3!-S1eassy.
fsHtroseSssz-- Duh
co.ee-og,ssans cresstt steady 81 Tn
charged prices 20 points decline oseSi
advance Sales. l.. 20 bags. tnclDdir1g Al
xllss id & 90. S@gzcGaaer. s.~a5S sscs DcceEa
2zr steady sales. 7sbass
sugar steady. us,.,.
FsEsron-fonlet: sau.hsrz. Sar1s: North
s~u. 81 EsssEz
Lss1-Eirrzs: brokers. sae: exchange.
CoPpsr-i Vrra; lake brokers. sn-Iess: ex-
Tln-E.rsa. straits. E-aEzssss. sseiser-
Easy.
NJ.
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rh.cuub Nine s,n,r.

The North Western Line comprises over
Q 100 miles o. perfectly equipped railway
IN Illinois. Iowa. Wisconsin Michigan.
Minnesota. North Dakota. soush Dakata.
Nebraska and wyoming. X operates tss
n,est trains IN the world. TIE rervice 20
chicago. Milwaukee ard I'll the PRINCIPAL
cities OF ths East and soutseaa; cannot
ba evruawzaa. rnsiss on having voar ticket
~. .sThe North western" r. -. Parker.
Commercial Agent. ecs First avenue. Sea-.
tiA
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Direct to skzguay on Rosalse. August
l2ih.
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
1ssrsiArEt or Asx - rSSs
FAR weather. Stationary tss- rsxatg-w.
G. = DEPARTMENT or AGEICCIr
TURF. WEATHER. BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Ssassss Wash Aszr IA x%-
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CanadianPaci6o
SoO-Pacifc Ry.
THE ONLY LINE RUNNING
LUXURIOUS SLEEPING CARS
FROM TIM
PACIFIC TO Tue AILlJI y
WITHOUT CfIAN0E

UPHOLSTERED TOURIST CARS 81
10 Ct Paul Wednesdays ia Ho9too r.
sundays 10 Toronto. without chanRA
TRAINS LEAVE aEsArrzE UAlLY Al
a. -. PIX
MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS ON 11AxS
GirPEnIOE leaving Fort sWftHnM II
owen Sound o.. Thursdays ard eun1nTX
and for windsor every TUESDAY. Ml%
sx:rs charge on all firsa-elAps iickttA as
MONTHLY STEAMERS te Ho0oenawS
ara Australia. and every three wee&n ~
Cnfna and Japan.
For rates and other Information tpplv ~
r. w. MGTNH&D
Freight and Passenger Agent, soe Finn 80
or 10 e. J. CCYE3 Z
District Passenger Agent vancouysss
C..
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

HOTEL NORTHERN.
L e. MahaHy aud family. Sssnwood.
]. NJ Blaine. City.
]. G.. Boiong Fsirhavsn.
G.. W. CFesss. Everett
A. E. Charlton. Tacoma
j. +. Powers, jr., Portland.
Fl. O. Grimes. City.
Thos. Latham. Str J. NJ. Colnaa.
Jack LIE wrence, Blakeiey.
Jno Ciunnan, kelso. 3. ..
VIM. Mathes9n. keiso. B. Q.
F. Lombard. san Francisco.
r. Fl. Crawford. Portland. OS
r. Greene. ST Paul.
j. G. Walker, Minneapolis
Geo. T. Timer. Ag-- :. 5. Bristol.
Stephen Frscarter. Providence, r. J.
s. A. Haaser. Lewiston Idaho.
l.. r. Morris, Lewiston. Idaho.
Jno Giiieian. Spokane.
NJ s. Williams Spokane.
w q. Cotser Merrill. WIS.
George Gibson, Merrill. wis.
F. NJ Clarke, Madison. Wis.
Ben Din. Lewiston Idaho.
A G.. kester, Lewiston. Idaho
l. Chadwick. Colfax. Wash.
David Dunlop. Fairaaven.
u. A. McMost Victoria
John ID. Hickok. Port Angeles.
l.. N Wood, Everett.
Frank s. Grant: Portland.
r. VI. Moncourt and wife
William l. Barnum. Sanborn. N. I.
r. L. Link. Chicago. III.
Mrs. Ida r. R,ester. Chippewa Falls.
Wis
Mrs. e. N. Early. Chippewa Fails. Wis
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

Club, Sc: b,uss,er-.. Sic.
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uoufen'S. I'll fars. Sc 81. &c. IS ST.
Condensed MIX ltobeinsa-E peg
Ease g. -: Highland. S. =: Sc. Charles
srves n sas5. Standard, s. Menroe, I'm
swessencd. =. Ecorosnr, N&
S1s.e a. tss -,.a.s,s--. K - - 80 - !.
sauce 3 ga tomato catsup, piats. 81 81
ssA. s4aErxs g. ESsA.
syrtses gtassb.r g1- DrfTs. hAi<, per gal.
ten. 81; trfrs. half hht Per gallon. Sc;
ssrsns kegs per keg. s. =, drfps gAlteu'
.fa@ per case, 81 IS drtpS, salr gallon tins
California. $S grips, hs1 gallon tins
49,. s-sse. "a So New orleans motss@es. ri.
- gt~s. per eRse. 3 81 %, maple. leg
sSsAtr. xalinn tias. per daz. So: bal. gal-
e. -. Hspss. f-gsiion cans. per 4ox. sac -.
ss,t. ga ison cans. s.. eaars hoftles, SIS:
.trt~ a 4@gasigSr Jackets As. s-xal-
Ion tins. 81. half Shls. sc per gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
Wednesday, September o9-p.

w wednesday, september Up. III.
Increased dealings In stocks to-day were ac-
compshed at the expense OF values and al
though in the last hour decided rally set in.
little important support TO prices developed
Traders endeavored to recover stocks near the
close the result OF which was partial recoveres
from the low figures OF the day. and in few
stocks final prices showed complete recovery
from their low level. Opening operations were
entirely under the control of the bear element
and in the absence Of support from prominent
interests a general drive was made throughout
the list. in the course of which a number OF stop
orders were reached, and at time consider
able Generalization existed. Rock Island. Chi
cago Gas. Burlington. Omaha. Manhattan.
Northern Pacific preferred and Southern Rail-
Ray preferred received the especial attention or
the bear hammer the decline being accom-
panied with various rumors emanating from the
brains OF knowing" traders. II was said that
Chicago Gas was not earning its dividend, and
that Southern Railway would not pay a dlyi'
dend which, with other palpable fakes helped
the campaign for lower values. but dsconcerted
no legitimate holder Of stocks. While the bears
are enjoying IA victory. their position is based
upon nothing tangible in respect TO business con-
ditlons and the weakness of their cause is shown
whenever an important interest appears In tns
market. as reflected to-day in their scramble 70
cover when one Of the recent heavy pull oper'
ators began to buy a few stocks on the decline
The bear campaign is strengthening the specu'
latlve situation. and no prominent interest !"
the Street feels respondent over the cultens
course of values With only few exceptions
final changes were fractions, in the active iis'
Manhattan. Chicago Gas. Consolidated Gas
Kansas and Texas preferred ana Sn.ss r
Statss Leather preferred showing larger
losses Railroad earnings received to-day
were favorable. Erie for August gave ..s
most conspicuous gain. its gross ea.sm,imnes .
increasing Si9i l2J, and net earnings SiW,
on. Burng toms August statement was no
received up TO the close OF business. but II was
reported that 1t would show net increase
more than S435000 .ct,ve
prices for the last sales of the principal a.. -
stocks to-day compared with the final hs"'''
Yesterday were as follows
os g., % Sent. es sept. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
PROPOSALS FOR 4 WAITER SYSTEM.

NEW YORK STATE PREPARATORY FOR
WOMEN New York. Sept Both s97. Sealed proposals
VIII BE- received by the Board Of Managers OF thr
New-York state seformatory W men, Bedford
station. Westchester County. New york.addressed TO
David y. CaTvalho President OF said Board Ak -bD
ROADWAY NEW YORK cITy'.grtil u 81 tx room
on Monday. Octo9er nth 1897. FOR THE CONSTR -
ING OF A SYSTEM or WATER WORKS MD NJ
TURTENANCES AND FOR FURNISHING THE Mn
a, Bedford station New York. Each proposal must n
ACCOMPANIED By n certified check for one thou.ahd
do ars as guarantee that the bidder will enter into =
contrnc, with the Board OF Managers to do TIE work
according plans and Specifications the Board or
Managers reserving the right to r~"ct any or al "':
Plans may be during business hours ana cope, @"
steci:ca ons forms obtained written Application
responsible persons at the office OF the Board of Man
ayers No broadway y. Y. CITY The bidder teceiN-
Ing for said work must accept same made IN
accordance with aforesaid plans and specifications and
Win such conditions provisions the Board OF
Managers may deem protect the interests
~ IN. state DAVID y. CARNALHO.
JAMES WOOD.
Committee OF Board ~ Managers
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Proposals.
80 - ~ IN
PROPOSALS FOR SUMNER COATS AMI

Trou.erS-P Philadelphia Depot. Q. NJ Dept 10;
142s Arch Street Philadelphia Sept -. le3'-ssa',1
proposals. in tripicate viii be received mere until Al
o'clock 4. ~ Monday. October %, 1891 Tor furnishing
the T. s. QIarermasters Department. In TINS ci,y WIZ,
5000 bleaohed coats and 10000 pairs OF oeaohed
summer trousers. conforming to existing specihcat.os
and standard samples Bids for delivery at other points
viii DE entertained Government reserves right TO reject
accept any all proposals. or any part thereoi
Preference given to articles OF domestic production or
manufacture. conditions OF quality and price uncIudnS
In tie price OF fore Ign productions manufactures inc
duty thereon being equal guarantee In 10 per cent OF
the value of the articles proposed for must accompany
bids. BLANKS for proposals. specifications ETC. VII. be
furnished by this Office. Envelopes containing proposals
be Endorsed Proposals FOR Coats and Trousers and
addressed to 1T. COL JOHN V. FuREi. Deputy G. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

BUTLER and INSIDE MAN.-By a neat
and ODliging young man, 30, city or
country. can show , CHEST reference. Ad-
dress H. f'LARO. 220 East 2jth-st.. be-
tween "a and 81 ayes
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Home Ming Co.
Illinois Steel Col
Lac Gas fSt u.
do pref. .......l
Man Beach Co..
Nd Coal Co pr.
MINI Iron 90. =.
Nat Starch Mfg.
do LIST pref. -.
do "a pref.
New { Coal Co.
North Amer 60.
ont Sill Ming Co.
Pac Mail SIS Co.
Penn Coal.
r J>orillard pr.
Pul. Pal Car Go
ouicks.l Ming Co.
do pref. .......l
T q / a. II Co.
standard X & T.
l. $ Express. -.
L $ Rubber Co. |
do pref.
Welsh Fargo Ex.
West Union Tel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

GOV ERNESS.-Young woman, French
Swiss. desires situation as govefness
daily from O 10 - or TO :. Is. 3, 34l
West iSth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
DOMESTIC STU ALLOWS \NTED

COOK.-Dy japanese as frst-class cook
in private family: best reference. NJ. ..
Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
WORK WANTED.

BOOKKEFI Err and ACCOU MIAMI. ex-
perlouced and very careful. seeks per
manent place: understands double entry
perfectly. Is a thorough accouhtdh, an
rol,is iii business place OF trust. highest
Inducements Address Miss X. II Bible
House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

JANITRESS. Married woman. French.
Spending English. would IKE TO secure
a pace as janl,ress: her husband. being
decorator by trade. could take charge OF
repairing Of house. Address A. l.. 10
East llGth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

Amer Sugar Ref
do pref. .......
Bay State Gas.
B'klyn Elevated
Bklyn Rapid Tr
Consol Ice
do pref. .......
Dul So : & All.
do pref. 80.
II W&D 9 stpd
Met Traction. -.
National lie i'd.
do pref. .......
Pennsylvania =.
L \ Leather.
do pref. .......
West Tn Beef.
Total shares Z,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

ELECTRO-PLATER. &c by first-class
eleciro-plater. bronze oxidizer and rust
less plating on iron and steel. /. MAEHk.
6O7 Flushing-aVe.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

BUTLER ana COOK.--By man and wife:
English PrOtestanis. good references.
WALTER BUST. Wh!tinsvilie. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

,OOK -Japancsc young man; IN private
family. good reference IN city. Address
sHIRA, Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

tn VENEZUELA
Steamers II the RED 20" LINE under mail con-
tact with thu United States Government are appointed
10 sail from Robert pier. Brooklyn.
For La Guayrs unr Caracas Puerto Cabcllo. Curacao
and Maracaibo via Curacao.
So CARACAS. .......... Tuesday. October s. D. IN
"a VENEZUELA ....... Thursday. October a. .. m.
IS PIIILA DELiIiIA. Saturday October ~ %. M
BOULTON BLISS ~ DALLETT.
General Managers Ne. 1856 Front ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

COMPANION and HOCSEKEEPER.- Re
fined, intelligent woman would take
charge house where there are c.ildren'
Good manar-- nd home maker. Miss j.,
PSI West 4od-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

BUTLER md VALET.--Thoroughlv coia
petent. nrst-c.ass man. single age 81.
wants re-enraeement; eight years CITY
references. &. T., l2J West 26thsi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

~ AVANNAu LINE.
~ Ocean Steamship Co TO FLORIDA AND Arr
POINTS SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST 1880 ~"
steamer EVERY DAY except Sunday and Thursday M
0 r. n from Pier 81 North River. fo1t Of SD.nD AMI
Canal SITS .,
For iateg Freight Passage. apply @ T. T. CUARr
TON Gen. rastn Agent. W. r. ARNOLD @ T. Pass,
Art M broadway. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

OOKg &c -Middle-aged American couple
wisn care Of country place as cook
ousewofk: man 10 help: reference. Y. -
ireenVich- ave.