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EDUCATIONAL.

j. o. RUSSELL. teacher OF guitar terms
reduced. I3l llth - NV la25- 4t
IhOBALD JEkICUAU. ru. b. Royal
University or Copenhagen, viii receive pu-
pills on piano, organ, theory and compost
tion, studio, DTUop'S II usIC Store Apply
DroOp's or Ellis Music Houses. 926 and
J37 ia. ave se2S-tf
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Full dress suits. 81 only
JtLIUS COHEN. IlD4 Z thst. NV. de24-tf
ron nIhE-IU GT TlnIuIeTs anu LuSlE1ss
men. morse aLu buggy or Dayton ; a .5O and
- per day. Apply 20 the REA STA BLESI
rear GI5 T. ST. Ew Telephone Call. 10y
myI6-tr
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LOST,

Los r Kis Me" ring goes 10 Miss
scmnpit 6IO K ST: 7S2 wrappers Item
LOST-WIH person who pic kcd up ladies'
mink on .eth - near Pa. ave Sc last
evening return same TO 42l eth II Sc,
and receive reward III
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DANCING.

DANCING-Fupiis desired b. lady tcacn
er: terms with music 81 any nOur DAILY 70
8 ~ IN: morning class. $50 per mo. /;
private residence. reduction L. clubs, refs
Address QUICK METHOD, TINS office
ldl dlS-7t-em
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HELP wANTEn-MALr.

WANTED-White. single nan; goodmilker
and worker around dairy; best refs. re-
quired- Apply TO {. j. CUSACk, Cham
plain ave NV Ja25-3tem
WAhTED-Two colOTed union BARRIERS;
must be experts; refs; steady job. 1910
4 St NV. ja243t
JOURNEY PRINTERS, or others,
with about s., 900 cash. can secure a thor
oughlE equipped printing office in first
class thOrOughfare and with good paying
business attached; splendid opportunity for
practical printer Apply PRINTER, this
Office 1a22-3t
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HELP WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED White woman, with recon-
mendatioU as TO character TO 'io general
house X, wa Shing and irGning for IA nilY
Of two in country Address AT ONCE,
wANTED-A white girl, to do Chamber
work and tu walt on table. Call at 1:30
p. IA. 9O3 It. NV. Item
WANTED A nice white seanstress and
TO 10 some house work. $50 G ST. NV.
Item
TO cook, wash anu iron and must stay at
night. Call at Mrs SCHNEInER'S, II tn
and boundary SITS. NV. Ja25 Stern
WANTED Neat white or light colored
girl Tor houSework; must know how To
cook, wash and ron; small family; stay at
nights; good home 1928 18th st. NV.
WAN Ei'-luung colored woman for
General houSework, three IN family. 6l4
lolh 81. NV. III
MANIEU--I0nipeIenI wnlIe COOK; also
a chamherntaid and Seamstress- GA 9Th
st. NV. 1t
wANTED-Neat, competent girl for gen
eral housework; stay nights. 1893 12th
st. NV. 1t
WANTED Woman cook; private family;
no washing; SO per month. laQ2 IL
10Th 81. NV laZo-at
WANTED-White dre ssmaker by day or
week, state wages wanted, must be reason
able Address MRS. GRAHAM, tins office.
WANIED-Two cooks three chamber
maids, nurses. general housew workers AL
q St Sa25-3t
WANTED-SiN white women for house
work MRS. MOORE. SOC g II NV ja24-3t
At'Ep-Tan Cul4red females MRS.
MOORE. 800 6 st NV. ja243t
WANTED y ouHg lady sJenOeTap phcr and
typewriter, UuSt write good long hand
Address N c, this office. ja23-3t
NANTED-Wh girlGa ke eCharge orSture.
c0lnred. SeamStrcSS. cook, and laundreSS.
9u2 IL lCth - NV. ja22-,8t. EN-
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EOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOX SALE-A nice T-rouni house. con
crete cellar, furnace, and All III. l., ca rs
pass the door highest part OF Capitol
HlH; price, $1,000; small cilSh payment
-and So per month. Including interest
Inquire I:S51 Nd ave nc il22-3t en-,
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EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
STEAMER MACALESTER
MOUNT VERNON,
n omb or WasIlington

OIIID OF " dSIlIngLOIf
Daily texcept Sunday, at 10 q. H.. return
ing reach the city at 2:3O p. III. FAKE,
ROUND TRIP, soc. Admission to grounds,
25c- ELEGANT CAFE ON THE STEAM
Err Tickets, with Mount Vernon admission
coupon, for sale at wharf and at hotels.
Win also make river landings rs FAR as
GlymOnt, stopping for freight and passen-
gers both ways For charters, etc, apply
at offices or steamer Manchester
l.. l.. BLAKE, Captain
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nA>rEp-l.o l.osia,.E srAMrs.

wANTED-tor cash, all kinds OF old
United states postage and department.
stamps; collections also bought. H. +
DuNhHOkS1, iUoo 7th ST. nw. sev-tf
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WANTED --HOU SES-

WANTED-A house Of not less than
rpunlS. price not more than S4 500; viii pay
$500 cash. balance monthly Address
i}i SlNliSS this office ja253t
WANTED House in southwest. for "A
client, not over s. 500 ID ID. THOMPSON.
1885 + st NV, C. CLINTON JAMES,
S0T r ST sw. jal97t
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WANTED MIscEILAN Eous.


WANTED-SnaIi ScoDRd hand SHOW VIII
dow; about q y rCcI- $50 FLORIDA ave.
NV. Ja3I 81
WANTED Groceries In exchange for
music lessons. Address Nj. MASON. THIS
office la2i-St
WANTED Private pupils ia algebra
elementary and atlyauCcdl, gvuucLry ami
trgunumetry, terms reasonable TEACHER,
TINS office. la24M
WANTED-To buy halr-interest ur whole
OF dairy lunch. Address MONEY. this Of
flee lagI-.Bt
WAN ED-M3ry yland farm, near city;
one stocked preferred, rent cheap. Ad-
dress FARM. this office. ja23-3t
WANTED Cheap for cash, an organ
Address or call at CO., 9th st. nc.
Ja22-6t
WANTED-S5,0 900 worth OF second. ha nd
furniture at SINCLAIR'S s GIG La ave.
NV la2I1t
Il,,DI t.>,. Gut,crIug dud spnutIng, W
Il. u SIMMONS, 6lS h st NV. nO3-tf
Ar lUU want IIrst class furnace IatruDc
.tOvc and ruagc work .ionc 80 10 w II q
SIMMONS. 6lS n ST. NV noY-if
wANTEn-D DresStua king, cheap aud per
secl satisfaction guaranICcu In filling and
prices Al 80 T. II ne Ac23-tr
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TRUSTEES SALE.
IKUSTEEs' SALE OF
BICYCLES, FIXTUREs. ETC.

4
| TRUSTEES SALE OF
BICYCLEs, FIXTURES. ETC.
Under and by virtue of a deed of trust
iiber No. 2I5s. folio 326 " ct. see.. one OF
| the land rec ords of the District of Column
bia, and at the request OF the parties
secured thereby, we viii sell at public
| MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1897,
At 43O p. NJ,
AT 315 Pa. ave. S. e.
Thirteen High Grade Bicycles,
Eleven Pathlight Lamps,
one Rollcr-top Desk,
One Stool and Fixtures:
JOSEPH II. MCCAIN,
L0CIS PERKINS, Trustees.
By WILLIAM swINBURN, Agent ror
| Trustees. ia23-3t
| TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT,
SITUATED on M ST. NE.
BY virtue of deed OF trust duly recorded
the Land Records of the District OF Co
IuInbla, and at the request Of the party
thereby secured, we Will sell at public
DAY, JANUARY 26, 1897, at 4;3O
o'clock p, m The following described real r
estate. m the district of Washington, Dis
the sundivisioH, by the Washington Brick
Machine Company, OF part CT tract o.
and called Trinidad, as per pi9t, re.
the Records of the Surveyor office or said
District.
Terms, one-third cash, of which de-
post OF SlUU must be made at the time
ot sale. AID the balance in three equal in
>t5lInents 10 one. two ana three years from
1dy OF sale. for which notes or The pur-
chaser, bearing interest from day Of sale
yable quarterly and secured by deed
OF trust ontEe property sold. will be taken,
or al cash. ar The option or the purchaser.
All conveyanCIng and recording at pur-
chaser S cost.
THos. E WAGGAMAN,
JOHN w. PILLING,
1al9-d&ds Trustees.
TRUSTEES SAt..OFA LOT On BRIGHT
WOOD AVENUE.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust 10 US, dated
June l6, ! lS92 and recorded ia Liter 200,
folio 23G Of the Land Records Or the DIS
trict OF Columbia. we Will sell at public
auCuonin front OF the premises on RI!lA 1,
p. m, Tot nineteen tl9J in Green's sub
dIviSion Of mart OF Girl = Portion
as per plat. recorded In Liher county No.
d, folio Az. IN he Surveyor offICe Or the
District OF ColUm bia.
Said lot IS sold subject to deed OF trust.
recorded IN Liter 1867. GohO "A. Ot sd!d
Land Records.
Terms or sale. all cash. above the encum-
ORANGES assumed.
a deposit OF $500 required at the sale.
Terms DI sale 10 be COmpliPd with within
ten days from the day of sale, or the tru>-
tees reserve the TigHt to resell at The risk
ana Cost Of deraulting purchaser. after five
ia Us notice.
CoDveydpCing at purchaser 5 cost.
JAMES n. SPARKS,
henry ! STOUT.
JalS-lUu-em
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FOR SALE PIANO.

FOR SALE-Square piano; Pease make;
price SO Apply No. 3Jl5 81 NV.
Ja21-6J
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Flat or four fur rooms, for
light housekeeping; gas, heat and bath; in
NV. sectiDn:'not To exceed 81 orS1S. Ad-
dress Fox AZ. this office. 1t
WANTED-A young wOmanwillex change
lessons in stenography and typewriting for
fur. room. Address /. A. L. R., this office.
ja243t
WANTED-Feb. q or 8 nicely fur
rooTns for light housekeeping or small fur.
fiat: family 8 adults. Address CAREFUL
TENANT. this office. ja23-3t
WANIED-IwoC communicating ruoniS ON
I'd floor, Sw. Address j. A. BILLINGS
LEY II l1th st. sw ja23-3t
WANTED-All persons having family
hotels or respectable private heines with
rooms for rent kindly call at Room Is.
Loan and Trust building 3al6-1m-em
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SITUATIONS swANTEp-MALE.

WANTED-2 Virginia boys, aged and
| rs years, brothers, want situation at
once: are willing TO work; no bad habits;
best OF refs AuIress M, GUo lndlana ave.
NV. Item
WANTED BY white boy, aged / 4. place
asoffice boy; bestof refs. 1918 Ese. Item
wANTED-By young. colored man,
position of some kind; indoor work pre-
ferred. l27 o ST. NV. II
-WANTED-Pension clerk desires engage
ment; sober, competent; long experience
PENSIONS, this office. Ja2o-6
WANTED by a young man, aged %,
work III dining room, or as hoStler; can
show good recommendations. JQsEPH
ID. CARY, 622 La. ave. ja24-3t
WANTED-By colored waiter, place
In house cor hotel, with references; Ad-
dress l31 Reeve St NV. Ja24-3t
wANTED-Experienced white, driver or
porter; years experience, and security.
Address 43o New Jersey ave. sc. 1a24-3t
WANTED-By colored man, place as
driver of delivery wagon, or care or horses.
Call or address 202S Vermont ave.
WANT ED-Situation by experienced
young man as matchmaker on general re-
pair work Preferred; or on elevator. E L.
H.. this office. ta23-3t EN-
WANTED-A niudle- aged man tprlnter
by tradel, who has had experience as com
positnr, job printer and proof reader de.
sires situation has not worked ut his
trade for number OF years. ls >tfanstr
y
is willing to work for his board ard wash
ing. Address PRINTER, this office.
Ja233t
WANTED-EmplOymen as assistant edi.
tor, or correspondent for a newspaper
or magazine; well versed in the English,
French and Latin languages specially
scientific subjects Satisfaction given upon
falr trial or no pay asked. Address Z.
j. e., 231 lst st NV. Ja22'3t-em
WANTED-By honest. Industrious young
man, with experience, position IN grocery,
understands horses, best refs. II. w,
this office ja22 -3t-eni
MA AN1ED-A competent White youth,
aged 10, wants position in office or store,
WITH WITH fiTm OF good standing; references.
RELIABLE. this office. ja22-3t-em
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.
WANTED BY respectable colored girl,
place u Cnamoerinaid, nurse or general
house work, good refs 81 q NV Item
WANTED-FiaC by ool0red giTl TO 10
general housework, 12ls Sd st NV.
L-c.I
WANTED-Bs.tscttlc woman. place
as working hguSekeeper In private family;
Is a good cook and can furnish reference. |
L. NJ { 900 sth st. NV Ja24-3t
Young lady Stenograpbcr de- |
sireS position, competent, tour years ex-
perence, iitst OF references. Address III. |
D, this office ja24-3t
VA AN1ED-A permanent pos III on as |
dresSInaker. quick, heat, and experienced. /
Address W, Room 1, 1916 81 NV
ja243t
WA NTED-Washing ana ironing 10y the
day. 700 A st ne ja243t
WANTEp-By Glrl, general houScwork. |
CbdtnDermald, OT nurse, C1ty rerS 7p3 IL |
10Th Il NV ia92-3t EN-
NIED--keIIneu wIdOw. place as
working Sekeeper. MRS BROOK, this |
office. la22 Stem
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FOR SALE on EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-M equity of 81 900
in best corner house Oh II ~. ne, for snail
unlncumbered house. A. W. CRITTEN-
DEN. No. \ @ st nc. 2 la2 3t- TEN
FOR EXCHANGE For lots in tho NV. or
small houses ne. of tile finest stone
front houses ON 10th ST. = hart wood piano
flnsilcd--dccoratcd in ~ paint wired all
through FOR electric lights : r0oilis deep
quartered oak floors baths. the most beau.
tiful in the city. HERON ssflAMEY. Ohio
National Bank Buildings 3 5a20-Gt
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POsToEEICE NOTICE.

Should be read daily, by all Interested /,
as changes may occur at any time.
Foreign mails for the week ending Jan
uaTy 80. 1897. close promptly at this
office as follows
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WANTED White woman, with recon-
mendatiOu as to character, to tio general
house Wuik, waShing and irGning for family
OF two in country Address AT ONCE,
tins office. la25-3t-em
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WANTED Neat white or light colored
girl for house work; must know how To
cook, wash and ron, small family; stay at
nights, good home. 1928 18th st. NV.
ia25-H
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WANTED "A respectable colored woman
10 cook, wash anu iron and must stay at
night Call at MRS. SCHNEIbER'S, lith
and Boundary SITS NV ja25- 3t-eT1
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'ATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND b
STREETS
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Court Calendar. This nay.

Appellate pi~yision-suprem Court-Nos. 89, 81. 90.
80, 40, II. AZ. 10, 40. II, 20, u. 40. 81, b2.. -
supreme Cour-Speclal Term-Part 1.--Motlon
matters. Part m.-Clear. Motions. Nos. !. 2. Q;
1, 8, q, z. Demurrer. Nos. 64t, 5t3. Preferred
causes. Nos. o2e3. 640l, 54G9. Part Iv.-Ciear.
from Psrt iv. part Vt.-Ciear. Cases from Part ".
Part vII.-Case unfinished. Elevated. X. X. cases.
Trial %TeTm-PH5s Il'I Ss u ,gs.s d,,, Pre ,sfTs
1870. 1887, l2s4s. 1921, b5a9. 1907, isoad.
lsloi lsg2e ianss, ,.S'7, lsos ssod ,sSs3; 1slSa.
KIT AT. i! .;of SoS Shfa aShs. s7 NS'' i s1eG' "aaS. IT'S.
@tiu. ave, 4So7, 1854, 5liL 0sls.. Ol0e,
9i8s. 524e. 1884, dilO. 6ls6. 45sS. 02bl. 042.
Part IY.-Case unfinished. Cases from part III.
Part vII-Case unfinished. Nos 62ta, S6s4. 1888,
so, e526. 2oSS. 2i6a. 1889, 8b7s, 3egoi.. 1850, l2o6a.
1850, Q7eo, 7S6, AHA, sioi. es32, 1858. Part VIII
Case unfinished. Cases from Part VII. Part TX
Clear. Cases from Part VII. Part Clear. Ceses
from Part II. part Xii.-Case unfinished. Cases from
Surrogate's Court Chambers-Court opens at 1890
4. NJ. No day calendar For proosts-Wills OF WI
Mary A. Kennedy. Kate F, Eaton, Janetta Loeb At
1880 A. M; Jane Kelley, Maria Schwaeder at 2 p. NJ.
Trial ~Term-Court opens at 1880 A. NJ. No day cal
city Court-spccial T~ermaMotions Trial Term,
Part CLEAR. Nos. 607.. COS, 6S2, 4s5., b72. DOL,
goa. 4b7. 2l0e. 3s5, b42. $40. s22, 5so. $40. s3s,
sse. a00s. poe5. Po66. 2o67. Part 1i.--Ciear Nos.
is,il. ib,,I Il, 20. u. a2. 2s; 80; 81, 81 80; %. 49,
S5s. ssi, sis, G4s. ees. 29o7. s5s, s4s, $40. $50.
S32, 1888. 1886, 787. 81, 80. 80. 40, Al, AZ. 43. ~. as,
as. az. Part 1v.-Clear. Short causes. Nos. 3le3.
$780, ssSs.. s ssSs' aaaasI.. ss4s.. soSi.' SEA- ~ sisS. 5iSS..
2544, 2s82, 2468.
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Futures here advanced 8 to 10 points, but lost part
points Fi higher SsP''" FS Ss't total M'i sales ps's were s" is.a5S bags.
n Ms'r si ss wss steady IF: Al na ioS ri. T Sssl.n "een reesip,. 70 IT,. !.
QUO; stock. $4,000; exchange. 7ad. an advance OF
1880; s ssase. VS. Y.as! "tsaSy fns "aef EnrSpean pes sabls:
caused the advance here to-day The receipts ut pri.
mary points continue heavy. a~ppro1imating 100000
MErALs-Iron-The market for pig iron warrants
S~7.039STl6; January, February, March. ana April,
S7.lo@s7;30. Copper-Duli and slightly easier. spot.
Lead-very weak. Spot. October. November. and DE.
csmbeS, 4 ioss+ aos; Iin-pull at Il. oo%l 10; 7oe. for
NAVAL sTonEs-spIrits OF turpentin, nrm at SAC
81 &c: rosin DUH at sl.4oSsl.+5 for common to good
PETRoIErMacrpde certificates were nnouoted here;
q, ael pa c' S'o 5se' s S,1' Es'' 5.soi here ''SOS'' in fh"a'
Provisions Lard inactive. Prime, sax. Pork quie.
zee. Eggs-Statc. 100 Istac.; Western. i~8i9csl7c. chi.
on selling Of Dccemner lard by English houses and on
offerings OF January product from packers. The out
by shorts. The market closed quiet ut the decline.
e4"i dd sy. ps.9 M.s s .hl TsnS, as% psRSI,s 5G in lHra for s TS.
demand for meats was light; Thirty thousand hogs
SCaAR-Raw nominal; So test. sac; o. test,
8l5-l6c. Refined quiet and unchanged.
in the grease. as follows: ~Texas-spring, IL months.
choice. l5@slsc.; spring, average. l5c.; spring. o TO 5
ll@l2c. c%alifornia Northern spring free, 100 lTc.;
middle county spring; laSl4c;; Southern spring, ll9
~laCsl4c.: fall. southern, 20 lOc,; defective fall, 6Gs
Sc. Oregon-Eastern Oregon. choice, l2G l5c.; east
ern Oregon. average. 12&lIc eastern Oregon. heavy.
~losllc.; valley Oregon. No. l. lS@20c.; valley
Oregon. No. g. 2o@29c.; valley Oregon, No. 3.
lss2lc.: valley Oregon. lambs, l7@l9c. Arlzo.
~na-Heavy., ~lo@llc.;, average. l2r0l3c.; choice,
14Sl5c. Te~rritory-ldAho fine, 12nl4c.; Idaho.
fine medium. l5@lsc; Idaho. medium. loo l9c.;
Kansas, fine and nnc medium. ll@l4c.: Kansas.
medium, l4@ l8c. :Wyoming. nne. l29 &C.; Wyoming,
fine medium. l5@l7c.; Wyoming. medium. lBa Ice;
T 9tsh m fine, ls@, H. a. u,1n; ane m n IS@liE;
kota. fine medium. %l4GlIc; Dakota, medium. l3c.;
Montana, fine choice. | 10 De. Montana. fine average,
li@16c.: Montana, fine medium c~oic-. 100 lsc.;
Montana. fine medium average. l5ctl Ir.; Montana.
medium choice. l9@20c; Montana. medium average.
l791sc.; low Montana. l7cylDc. Washington. fine. 10
ollie; Washington, fine medium. l2tgl3c. Washing
ton. medium, li|l5c. Colorado and New Mexico
Improved. ~l9Gp2lc.; coarse aud carpet. l7g l8c.;
Georgia and Southern, 22@23c.
CHICAGO. Oct. U.-These were to-day's prices:
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Live Stock Market.

NEW YORK. Wednesday. Oct. 6.-Receipts OF becves
were 1889 head. 81 cars direct to slaughterers and II
cars for tho market. Dull and dragging at slightly
easier prices all around. Native steers sold al $40
500 v 100 rs; stays and oxen at 81. SCOT 81. 20;
bulls ut S2.75&s3 20; dry cows at 81 .80a o.. Dressed
beef steady at 7ta9c. " n. for native sides. cables
from British markets quote American steers at lOL.CS
Il4c.. y n. dressed weight; American refrigerated
beef at Si4@b24c, y n. Exports to-day. 90 sheep and
4.3l6 quarters OF beef; tomorrow. ~ beeves and 20
sheep.
Receipts OF calves, including 1879 direct. were /. 7O7
head; 1,765 head on sale all told, Very slow; l4c, u
n, lower all around. The prls We're not cleared.
veals sold at s593T.7 40 " 100 ms. q few reaching
Ss; grassers AT 83.5O@ S3.f5 Western calves at 81. 10;
city dressed yeals duh at 10 Il &c. y N.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. including FL cars
direct. were Ig,V25 head; 81 cars ON sale all told,
Very dull. Lower except for prime sheep. Sheep sold
AT S3@S4 20 v 100 ms; lambs at o5m65 50. Dressed
mutton, 90 Il2c. v ~; dressed lambs, 79pc.
Receipts OF hogs were G,Oa7 head; $50 head on
sale. Weak at o.. 6O@Gi.s y 100 ms.
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Torday's cotton market was practically repetition OF
Yesterdays. The trading was moderately active, and
Included orders on both sides of the market for
Liverpool and southern account. An advance In
Liverpool both for futures and spots caused a
higher opening here, and on covering OF shorts and
some new buying. including some outside orders, prices
slowly advanced. Part OF the Improvement was lost
before the CT Sc on realizing. the last prices showing a
small net advance for the day. Liverpool sold early,
but bought toward tho close. The receipts at the ports
and the interior towns continue full. but arc smaller
than expected. 1t was reported here to-day that
there is q good demand for the actual cotton In South
ern markets. The Official weather report this morn
ing showed fair weather throughout the cotton belt.
The signal service predicts continued fair but cooler
weather tomorrow. opelika. Ala, Oct. L." Weather
since 10Th ult. has been excellent for picking. which
has progressed finely. Farmers selling. rapidly, but
within last few days since price has fallen 80 low
have shown some disposition to hold; considerable
complaint about the %outturn; many say yield Will
be less than they thought two weeks ago; this
may be the case on pine wood and sandy
lands. but on bottoms think crop is doing well. We
are not so sanguine about tho yield being 10 2 cent.
more than last year. Many fields show the stalk
actually dead and two-thirds OF the cotton picked
out. We feel puzzled, as we expected better %outturn.
and feel now that we may have overestimated the
final yield. We think the rapid movement will soon
let ny: as the receipts at small Interior towns are fall
Merchants complain Of bad collections and poor
trade"
CoFFHE-Rto on the SPOT vas duh but steady: No. Z.
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"WEDNESDAY. Oct. @.
Professional operators were apparently in con-
troll of the stock market all day. They sold and
hammered prices from start to finish. Their
tactics naturally induced Eomo LIQUIDATION. but
IL was not pronounced. AT no time was there
any special pressure to sell stocks. The move
ment against prices which had been in prog
ress since tho beginning of tho week 10
based entirely upon tho prominence that has
been given to the Populist party In the munic-
ipal campaign. Those who have been foremost
in tho movement have ondeavored In various
ways to convey the impression that tho demon
~stration at Cooper Union last night was quite
as important as similar events a year ago
whom a Presidential campaign was in prog
ress. 1t is not reasonable to suppose,
although tho local political situation is
far from being satisfactory. that a handful of
mediocre spectators Oh tho Stock Exchange
can permanently control the course OF prices be-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-07
NARY LIVINGSTON DISAPPEARS.
Hrs. Canselnan Knows whore She II. but

Hrs. Canoolmhn Knows whore She II, buc
she Refuses to Tell.
Mary Livingston. IA years old. who lived with
her mother and stepfather at 127 Pavonie ave-
nue., Jersey City, left home on Monday morning
to 60 to public school No. 2. and her mother has
not seen her since. Mrs. Livingston, after
making \ ~fruitless search for the girl. inspected
that Mrs. Casselman. . distant relative. had
abducted her. and she went to Mrs. Casselman's
house on Tuesday. Mrs. Casselman denied that
tho missing girl was with her, but she refused
60 let Mrs. Livingston search tho house. Mrs.
Livingston went away. but returned shortly
aftorward. accompanied by q policeman, and
could be found.
Mrs. Casselman was arraigned in tho First
Criminal Court yesterday morning on . charge
Of abduction. She denied tho charge against
her, but would not deny that she knew whore tho
girl was. She even admitted that abe had ad-
vised Mary to leave homo because tho girls step
father was in tho habit OF beating her. Mrs.
Casselman. informed Justice Potts that Mary
was much better OF away from homo and that
she was in good hands and well cared for.
Justice Potts discharged Mrs. Casselman, az
there was no evidence that the child 10 In her
custody. Mrg. Livingston has engaged Q private
detective to find her daughter.
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Fl; r., Drew \ Co. have sold for Anna J. Graham No.
29'East Sixty-seCond street.
James Kyle & sons have sold for the Moran estate
No. 1877 East Forty third street, l0,SIl0O, three-story
dwelling.
Andrew, ]. conuick has sold 10 Jacob Hess the plot
T61lOil on the south side OF 1880 street, $50 feet
east OF Eleventh avenue.
Daniel stewart has sold for Mrs. Nellie Smith to
Jacob Hess the plot 4O.llXlOO on the northwest cor
ner OF Columbus avenue and 2OIth street,
II. Rinaldo & Bro. have sold to Harry fischel Nos.
l33 ana lHl ChTystie street, ~ y 90,
Frederick Tittel has sold for Pauline Iieckel to John
Byrhs No. I34 Lexington avenue. four-story dwelling.