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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-09-04
Loru LonsdaIe as g. Driver.


Lord Lonsdale is master of the
most fashionable pack of foxhounds
in England. 1t is no easy task to
control field which may number
700 horsemen and horsewomen, but
Lonsdale did it so we'll that when
he wished to resign the mastership
the hunt guaranteed a largely in
creased subscription to enable him
to meet the annually swelling ex-
pense of hunting the country. A
performance of Lord Lonsdale's
which excited great interest at the
time was the driving match he ar
ranged with Lord Shrewsbury in
March, 1891. Lord Shrewsbury,
owing to misapprehension, did not
come to the starting post. Lord
Lonsdale did, and performed the
truly remarkable feat of driving (I
a single horse, (2) pair, 90 four
finland and (4) pair, riding poetil-
ion five miles each over a bad
stretch of road in IS minutes IS as
seconds, or 20 miles in IS minutes
IS As seconds, including changes of
vehicle.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-09-04
rhe Eravest of the Brave.

Holding the baby in his left arm
while he grasped his saber with his
right, Captain Highuchi marched to
the capture Of the next fort, receiv-
ing at one time bullet through his
cap. The fort was taken in gallant
style, the baby meanwhile looking
on in wondering surprise at the din
uproar of the battle, perfectly
ut to rest on the kind hearted
ms shoulder. When all was
this gallant officer gave his
large to some of his troopers,
40 bore the child in safety to a
chinese horse in village hard by.
-"Heroic Japan"
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of Duluth, in said county and state, on
the 18th day of October. A. D. 1897, at ten
O'CLOCK in the forenoon of said day. at pub
lie ve1'dre to the highest bidder tor cash,
and assessments, if any, on said prem
Uses al twenty-five (25) Dollars attor-
and the disbursements allowed by law.
JOHN MONAGHAN,
NOrtgaSee.
JOHN H. NORTON,
Attorney for Mort gage.
T3-4-5 Torrey Building,
Duluth, Minnesota.
Dated August 26th. 1897.
Aug. IS Sept. i1l1e-25, Oct. %
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-09-04
The Industry of Fall River.

The Industry of Fall River.
Fall River has more than one
sixth of all the spindles in the coun-
try, over one-fifth of those in New
England and manufactures over
three-fourths OF all the print cloths
made in the country. It has more
spindles than any state in the Unit
ed States except Massachusetts,
nearly as many as all the southern
states combined and more than
twice as many as any other city in
the country. Every working day
it's mills weave more than 1,40O
miles of cloth, or more than two
miles every minute. It produces
every variety of cloth from rough
Innings for shoes to tie finest and
daintiest fabrics for ladies' dresses
and from the coarsest threads to
the gossamer Of the spiders web,
a pound of which will make strip
of lawn 80 inches wide and 60 feet
long. =
There are ~ corporations, operat-
ing 80 mills, employing $4,000 per-
sons, earning $3.50, 900 per week and
producing annually from $50, 900
bales of cotton more than 100000
900 yards of cloth. Its people are
cosmopolitan, there being in the
city in round numbers $4,000 of
American parentage, IS, 600 Of Eng
lish, Is, 1000 of French Canadian, 25,
coo Of Irish and 20, 900 Of German,
Portuguese, Armenian, Russian and
Italian birth. The recent growth
Of the city has been remarkable.
Founded in 1903, it had only 1000
inhabitants, but from 1870 the in
crease has been marvellous. In that
year it had 27,191 Inhabitants; in
1880, 1883; 1890, 918; in 1897,
100, OOO.-Textile America.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-09-04
Before Jenner.

For inoculating the Russian en-
press and her son Paul against
smallpox in 1853 Baron Dimsdale
received $780, as a fee, $40, 900 for
expenses and an annuity Of 81, 500,
while, in addition to all this, he was
granted the title of baron. This
was just 80 years before Jenner's
discovery Of vaccination, for which
parliament granted him $3.50, 1000 al
together.
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FREE to. MEN

After suffering for years with physical and
and mental lost manhood have found the rem.
edy that cures the trouble,
While keeping the secret carefully, am will
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S1O-Datroit and Return $40

Leave Duluth Sept. 7th, $50 p. m.
ROUTE-Duluth, South Shore & At
lantic Ry. to st. 1gnace, thence De-
troit & Cleve]gnd Steam Navigation
Co. steamers (The Coast Line) to De-
troit.
will be good on return
on steamer leaving Detroit Sept: 10th,
Hoop. NJ, or on any steamer before
that date. ......
ITINERARY-One nights ride by rail,
arrive at st. 1gnace 9:55 a. m.
Wednesday, transfer to steamer City
of A]pena'' at once. Arrive Detroit
Thursday morning, q hours sail along
the west shores OF Lake huron on
one Of the finest steamers on fresh
water.
T. II. LARKE,
426 Spalding House Block.
Commercial Agent,
Duluth, MINI.
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LAB0R HAS
! A HOLIDAY

[rontinned from first page.]
Packers and Matters uninD.
SECOND DIVISION.
George O. Parker. Marshal.
South Superior band.
Cigarmakers.
Coal Handlers.
Cooper Machine Workers
Carpenters union,
Pioneer Federal Labor union,
Typographical union.
A full orchestra will be on the grounds
all afternoon and will furnish music for
dancing. In the evening grand ball
will be held at the Fair building under
the direction of the Trades and Labor
Assembly. Tickets, SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
CONDENSED
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NNv-York OctObe- 20. 1897
tO1-rON-Ths cotton future LIT went almost % tie
easy at decline u 4as points and showed ifregu.aIty
public cables being against the nhrke ana
private sifl At the line the move
exceeding estimates. ana SPOT buyers
s1wers incline. anticipate wants. ''seiins
early afternoon carried prices up tle prt t-i~
renewed lquidatiol f. the afternoon ans ne prices
about lowcst level % the session. WIN
the mail. net loss ~ ts7 points. wi.h
Va Of bales. leading cotton house says. In
letter this mornins. received fror one % our most
ne, convinced hs, shall see gu. lowest prices
during the thirty days. even with large ciop
getting down TO dangerously io" price " not
ALREADY; As has been the for some da =
past prominent Greek hout has been buying heavily
against made 10 the Cont net u IL claimed also
that considerable outside Investment buy
Ing fha weaker Intervals ~ to-fa, 5 MARIE Thee
clfs - traders who believe that present
prices a.. the disadvantages 81 the si'ua11
spot closed unchanged nid1lng uplanos
Lie. miGdlng Gull. lie sales. l.Olo bales inCluc
contract. Southern markets today. mildilng qnote1
Is follows Ncw-Orlesns easy II l8r. 100 lowe
sales 300 bales Mobile dull 31c, l6c lower; sales
200 bales Savannah quiet and easy. 6c l-6c lower.
sales. $50 bales Wilmington steady. 50. &c lower Nor
folk quiet lilo, sales. tGf bales Baltimore nominal
g.. Augusta quiet. bsu5 II l6c sa.es 1855 bales. 81
Louis easy. 13-l6c.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-spot cotton
sales 10000 bales. speculation
port. bales American. 5000 baer. receipts. 81 40
Futures quiet partial l-64d declin, Closed quiet li-0
points decline. uaryFebrua-y 3lGi2r. Febrna
March. Si7b: March April 3l7isb: April Ma. 3lsi.b.
MAY June 1861 June July. 32V,b; July August 321i1
cember 3iGi1b pecemler- January. 36isb Msnch.ser-
Yarns Sluggish must give way to sell. Cloths Quota
lions barely supported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Oct c6-The demand for cattle from an
Of buyers proved 50 good tnat sales Wa ~ san
81 80 for dressed beef lots to 81 'ohSS 20 Tor GOO
prime shipping and export cattle cniehy 90 7,Ssa 90
The sto ker feeder branch Of the market was fary
active with plenty OF fairly ab gIoS from 81 TO 81 25
butchers and Gamers stun fairy animated prices
81 5oGs6 - Ion pest cattle in fair demand
s. 259ss 90 FOR and heers and at sS cqS W.
quite active steers selling largely at - ooasf u rn
Feeders sold for 81 5Sa:. in hogs were
extreme range Of 81 2sasS ~ for the poeres,
further decline Of 5q1oe per 100 ~ and sales , we're
largely zoe s the nu b Of Of h sor crossed tie
scales 80 5OaS3 75 and pigs went largely AZ ~ 5oG
box. at 81 81 25 business in sheep and lambs was
good prices ruling about steady yesterdays ngureS
s. 20 bn, hsre we're Poor not many choice enough sci
above 81 % Western range sheep found S9ysrs a, Sg
sid freely 81 75asi . Tor the pores! M 70 81 2oa
&c Cattle 600; hogs 1900; sheep 5000
St Louis. Oct 2e-csttl- steady bur SLOW: tair -
choice native shipping and export steers stSs % o 20 8,
sockers and feeders So 5Oa4 49, cows and heer, s23
s. p. Texas and Indian .esrs 80 sas3 No. eo"s I'm
s 6 ses s. q % har 9e 81 sTs e
strong native s3GN culs and bucks. S2aS2 90
stockcrs. S2ns2 81. lambs si4so 30
Hogs weak 70 Sc lower: heave- 3oas3 42is
5; SOS T s? 81 ssas So 81 ~. lights e 1gss
70 strong. lambs. 50 G5as5 20
Ea;, g9so 2 sS, as1y a1ly 'f
cars arke moderately active YORKER st to choio.
ssd IT, 70 choce 50 ssg s0' s6 he s ana
naTke gS. n S, 'hoSe 10 gsrs yeSes
- 5DHSi g. -rl,s 10 common SO -.
East Liberty oe, 20 steady prime. s. s:gsS'
o a i's 3d. at g s8 as s nsp % 8 500
$ 80. common good. 81 2oas5 veal calves s6asd 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah Oct 26-Co,ton quiet and easy; mitdling
lee. low. mddlng 5Ac receipts f4142 bales; exports
10 the Continent. lips; coastwise. 3sii sales. iSo
stock. I32sic Inn, =, %,
Augusta. oct 26-Cotton quiet; mddng aSGo ll-lec:
low middllnx 5%G5 7-l6c: net receipts g. ia bales,
gross 2g1: shipments 462: sales 1896 STOCK. 523sl
Ncw-Creans oct 26.-cotton steady. mdding ll-lsc;
low, ulddllng 5ssc ordinary lloc net receipts,
AZ 443 bs gross 456; exports 20 Great Brtan 30
to the Continent, 1880 coastwse. 32lV GALES, n,'".
stock. 1slWo 49, ,,,, 8, ,s -.
Norfolk oct. 26.-cotton quiet: mddlng ll-lsc; low
r,iddling 5.c good ordinary. 9lsc; receipts, 44e
bales: gross 49, exports coastwse. 534 sales. ss3
stock. 3O.a9j. - 80. ,,.,. ., 81,
royc ,ntddng T-i5c: good ordinary. lloc; receipts
70 l7s bales exports 10 France. 31@9 sales S. stock
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chcsg, oct. % ospeciaD.-Wheat looked like a bear
market up but turned very strong for Decembr
closing Monday December opened AZ OIL,
% and 9iis and closed 9&s cents sellers
May was relatively weak. closing "a under Deem
Der made II look like December scare Il was a
day TO- rumors. from Ncw-York said that Duluth
sold SOC 900 bushels Of wheat for Montreal
Yet Duluth OF the weakest markets on tn. list
Another said that $50 900 bushels contract wheat
81. Louis had been ordered shipped out to 20 t.
ST. Louis gained only = cent while the price
here at Chicago gained cent. The cables all lower
Liverpool HN penny lower and Paris 10 confines lower
York reported very little export demand until after
the close and then finally put the AT thirty
loads. Kansas and Nebraska showed good rains and
rains promised all the West Wednesday At the
same time. much colder weather IL indicated. There
good sized clearances-G5.OuO bushels The increase
the worlds vishle-4.3l3,Ooo bushels-was larger than
anticipated but considerably ess than the Increase last
year. \ cargo chartered hey.-ip Ouo bushels-bu
II old business. The pit trade not broad The
sminess II the December offerings a feature
times ST. Louis bought wheat. sharp ra,y the iat
hour the above referred from Yufi
and ST Louis Northwestern receipts last
031 cars against 6ls receipts here. 1876 cars
against 3s7 A. all the primary points there were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27

elias. o. traders have been inclined 70 psJ1 90
abrupt falling OF, that matter are sun uoins -
The movement OF Brazilian coffee since tne seas,' ~
nrenced July already 1.2.9.po bags ~ 49, -
quantity reported the points ana o IN. tser
rospording time last season. The market toiay h
unfavoTable fsuiop""
Hsyre showing net loss Of s.nl franc an ,It,-a
weakness IN 10 the close OF the market WIZ 1870
reports decline % 5.Gli. pfg. mere 900 go.
Ocfob.r 10 from Bahia per scamer Newton ~, 80,
October ~ from Rio per steamer Manlt'us 1870 a. 49,,
O-,ohe- cs from RIO per steamer nng LIruusI' o'tr
ha-s ana October - from santos per steah.l
o. a., bars. total % Oo0 bags Warehouse or. ~
the i-nited states while s liberal are snale1 man "a,
,h.v have heen running Of late. Under thesi 1919
a,ences there IL an a-around hesitation as Wseh' pw
,e.s check further selling FOR short account Inc
~, The cs today s250 bags: up 20 Il m. '..O
las ard Or inc entire session 1900 oass WIN w
,nsrt ., finally weak az net decline 81 looZ" points.
=, Pc AMI santos coffee 100000 bags ms " y
the nrircipat cause Of the weakness az Haxre
snd Hamburg The market for spot bIa1lna1" ~,
80, dri and heavy With quotations ioinnh a. ny
azure Late Yesterday there was SAFE OF Io'V uas.
~. : rroront shipment CSC the IooaI ina'c' ,i
sno, p-s lillian coffee closed on the OASIS .. -
ynics lots and .i.c jhbng parcels Inc ca
mid corres ruled dull heavy and nominal = n ,ote,
hsgs Nsracaho was reported private terms
Wsr,caho common rooi sac; good Cucula i"p ~
- C;uavra: Caracas lOa1lc; Porto 'aDe!o -Eoc ID
aniuas Bucarananga. 13n l5r Rogots: lf'3ml.k -,
an. corsova 1OQibc: OaXaca "nltto. me, feS,
~ a1Ioi.c: fair good l3dlJ &c: prime -
So f-ss, India Interior 23i2TIlc; iancN .i"ie'
-, oiTo5c. Angostura. lO1allc; Mocha. lo'-"I''
tn. range OF contract prices follows y.,,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
l5s OOo bushe. against liza ooo hu.hel. las. r..r

1.i5sooo bushels. against il54coo bushei. las. year.
Corn early showed inclination rally from the ~
irene weakness OF Monday. There was however soma
disappointment the cash demand Il finally closad
strong u the night before. in sympathy with
wheat. December opened 49,. sod between 25@ and
o5Ts. and closed at 25x cents May closed 29xn2ax
Receipts light531 cars-with 425 estimated
Wednesday. The weather is relied upon to cut
the country movement. Clearances 1872 OOO
bushels, cables n penny lower. The shipping de-
mani here slow charters 10000 bushels.
with The other grains and partly on shs
Of excellent shipping demand. May al
.Oi9d20ss and 2O7sd2i and closed the ton
Seahoard clearances exceeded 800 go hushes-amos,
600 600 bushes--n days. Receipts $40 carr.
with 200 estimated for "Wednesday NewYOrk reported
export sales OF about 100000 bushels. Charters here
600 bushels
There was a weak provision market, without. however
much decline Pork lard and rios closed ~ under
Monday There Unexpectedly large receipts Of hogs
81 OO-wh $4,000 estimated for Wedaesday Prices at
the wards were 5 cents lower In the West there
7s o.o hogs against GO last year was not
large The Cudahys the best sellers.
~ Tho curb nuts December wheat closed
o3s. cents calls 95x cents; puts on May wheat,
oo-, csnts calls" 92x cents, puts" December
"9s cents calls" ~ cents; puts" May corn. CA
cents: calls" 2o%G297s cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. October 26 1897
BEENES-Receip~. 10 cars 235 head. mainly direct
10 local siauR'crers Nothing doing in live cattle to-day
feeling generally steady dressed beef steady AT Iusl3c
ID for poor prime city dressed native sides Gables
from London and Liverpool quoted American steers Al
V.nlii.c dressed weight refrigerator beef at IATssc
n. The George carried To- Liverpool to-day 800
cattle equally divided between J. Sha mberg and
SchWarzschli Sulzberger. and 300 quarters II beef
for Nelson Morris Tomorrow the Majestic for Liver
pool T. take 1000 quarters ~ beef for Easmsns
company the Paul. for southampton. 2ioO quarters
4 beef for Easmans Company and 800 quarters for
~ H. sherman. the irrswaddy. 10 the West Indies 20
sheep FOR L. :. Dllenback.
CALVEs-Receiprs al for the market. iGo head.
making. carried from yesterday. a
total - 30 headi2i at jersey city and 10 a. Sixiieih
Very little trading INDUCED in hut the general
feeling steady all around About $50 head were
carried mainly Western calves Poor prime yeals
oi sJhs7 20 per leo ~ few tops 81 10 grassers
sass 3Ii-. Western calves changed owners. city
dressed vcais STEADY ioSGi1tc 10
dressed 10 To-. dressed sold sac. little
calves q 5isn6i-c.
Sales H. n Hollis: v~as l52 10 average. az 81 80
per n. 10 do. if2 n 81 2o do .os N. So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
~ruvORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER r. 1881.
,.v.. .,o NJ a, 81 so: n srasser. eis N, at

FED calves c4o NJ at 81 oo q srassers 80 ''
SO 37is. 90, ~ .. s77s
were 10 cars or head AZ Jersey Ivy aro',nd
sixtethst. Market quiet. ou luy i sheen sold at
ssgs, 30 per 100 no common to fair lambs a. sas' ~
sressei milton Gisdsc per n: dressed lambs 'avc
ro.veu,on Co: 2i7 Virginia lambs ~ 10 aver,
% A. S5 20 Der 100 10: do. Go ID. at - o-s' 80
VIRGINIA sheep 80 10. az 81 62is - ca. o., Viz
N collins: us Canada lambs 90 10 at - 90 zi
GINA do "a 10. at s. So: 200 Indiana sheep' c. ' @"
So 80 80 ,-.. .h.o, 100 N AT 81 so: 6
% 500 head a. s0 psr io
nominally lower AT SfuSf ~ pe' ~
~. co,,ntrv dressed steady at &c per ID. -, 900
saes-A ". Lamb: Late yesterday s so sos Wicb
n do i3o ~ a, 81 37i., roughs 300 No. at - fou
Judd a Co: Late yesterday 13o State hogs ios ID
at 81 40: roughs. 325 N. at 81 40 CO.. 49,, 20, ~ a.,
&. 40. 1 roughs. 2I5 n. at 81 40 - 49,. 49,. 800 -,
Hume & Mullen: Late yesterday IL state n0sS' w. ~
a. 81 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
r,-poprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Oct. 2G 345 p. m.-Exchange -clo.ine-
red Northern. spring. new. firm Is a. corn-oAn.ri-
can mixed spot steady. % Ia October quet Be 3xd.
November quiet 81 ID. December quiet 81 Nd Flour
s, Louis fancy steady. los Hops a. London
,pacIdc Coast steady 55T65s. BeefExtra India mess
dun s7s ca prime riess duh. Sos 3D. PorS-Prlne mess
fine western duli. Jos; prime mess, medium Western
dun iGs Sd lIams-Short cut, "A 70 ~ 10 rrm 55s 81
Pacon-Cumb-rand cut % 70 30 n, firm IS ga snort
liz 90 T. "a firm 3is 81: long clear n'ddles. light
rs ~ rs 10 finn 81. long clear midales heavy 10
"a 81 ~ firm 3Gs Snort clear backs ~ - y ~ nrTn
g9 "a clear bellies 10 to II n firm 3s. shoulders
square IL % "a n. firm. 25s 81 Lard-Prine western
ann o2s I'd CheessAmerican finest white and coored
stesdy ass TallowPrime city STEADY. lss g. cotton
seed oll-Liverrool refined dull. lbs Turpentne-spr"
steady o4s 81 Rosn--ComnnOn steady. Is 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27

HEMP AND JUTE-7he en,ire market dull. hut
Nanna hemp nrm.r owing TO damage reports
49, Urinary market. which nrme: the market IN
Manila lutte and 1ute butts dull Prices
Souovs. Manila hemp spot. 3@.c; shipment 10 lGc,
WsniIa h.mp shipment United Kingdom. 3a.d3 i3 iGc
go sno nominal 81 &C.. ana shipment. 3'sc Jute
80, n n 2 3i,c: jute shipment. double triangle
"a coma, 2lc: jute shipment. y . 3i.c ju'e butts
not naper quality lc. and shipment, quality.
So. tite butts. mixing. Nc, jute butts bagging.
1ssn1Ac. -. T., II, -, ....-,t., 100. 49,.
II was al date II last previous report The demand
from tanners not urgent. but on tho other hand.
there was no pressure TO sell Supplies u desirable
Win confidence We quote. California. i7plsc. Msia
r,nras in bond 1870: Orinoco lie: Boe0a. i5dl5.c.
Central American 5al5izc. Galveston. 5al6c Puerto
cabeo l5xc La Guayra. 1j',c. Dry salted-Maracabo.
selected in 0i.c. Sayanla. lie. Texas he. Mat
sroras i2Ti2i,c Wet salted-Ia,ana, a. they
bond sGS.c. CITY siaughter-Natve steers. l0an1ic,
buff brands lOc. side brands. a1ri4c: bulls s,nS7c.
COWS -. dai,c Country slaugheT-Natiye steers. ~
oi.o. COW sa.aoc: bull. 1Adsc.
I.EATHER-There nothing doing in the general
position Of the market - attract special attention The
demand small buyers calling for lots 60 meet
demands that the aggregate sales movement
not At liberal ~ the time there a
steady tone with fun prices named az rule
for the trading basis. The export demand
moderate. We quote Iienllnck. acid. first selel-
ton. 2Uisa2ii. seconds. 1920. thirds. l1i-niS1c.
acid selection, 2Oi1m23c seconds H12oiac. thirds.
l7izG lsi.c: rejects. l5diGc Union-lsht backs 30a
3lc middle backs. Doc; middle heavy 2sq3oc seconds
heavy 27d29c: thirds. 25127c: light backs 800
3ic seconds 2sgc9e. bellies. i2l-gitc oak-Dressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
Cr,IED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WITH

- the title OF the work and the Z the bidder
tniorsed thereon will be received by tho Department q
Public Parks. it's offices Arsenal Builtns sAytoartn
street and Firth Central Park until 2Sp O'Clock
p NJ OF Monday November l. 1891. for the following
%" / FOR SUPPLYING AND ERECTING WROUGHT
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Proposals.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. Office Supervls-
ing 4 chi,eci Washington II. g. october -. 1871
SEATED PROPOSALS will be received at this once IN
III . o'clo K p the 18th day N November, 1897.
ard opened Immediately thereafter FOR all the labor and
materials required the boiler plant, steam heating and
yentlatirg apparatus. water supply, nherins ana ne
rr,tertion system. basement floor. etc. FOR the L. :
Annraisers Warehouse NEW YORK. y. Y. n az.
coriance nth drawings and specification, copies or
MIN may be had at Office the Office ~ re Su
nerint rIeit said building. az New York CITY, The
yipbr il reserved reject an bids 90 waive
an defect ar lnormalitv bid should u ie deemed
in the interest Of Government - DO Proposals
sf no Enclosed IN envelopes sealed and marked Pro
wal f,r Boiler Plant Heating. Water supply &. for
tho Ann isers Warehouse y. y and addressed
fo the Supervising Architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-27
POsrON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, o., % Tie WOO market here his Teet
sbous falling of in the demand although prices re
main about the same The market for Territory wools
holds steady regards prices asked but buyers are less
arxious y, secure supplies the Quotations The FOLLOW
ing are the quotations f0r leading DESCRIPTIONS. .
oLio ard pennsvlvana feerss-N and above. 4TZoci
~ ara Xxx ana above 2Sd2ac: D-laine 2s129c; No
corhIns 2sG2ac. No combing, 2sT2fr. . .
Michigan Wisconsin. &c--X Michigan. -"nZic' 10
Nirbigan conbing 25T2sc 40 Illinois combing. 2oT
2s.- No Michigan combins. 25g2sc Ne Illinois CONF
inr 25T2sc. New-York New Hampshire and vermont
22q22isc: No New-York New Hampshire snd Yer
mont PC ,,, :, 49,,
Tnwashed rneiium-KsntuciSy anf Indiana; ! oo3a
cor,birg and Indiana. y hloof comb
To- 2,dosc. Missouri !, blood comhing. 22q23e, Ms
souri, a. blood combng 22d23c. ,,s.o
.coured nrice $500, staple 52dj5c. Utah. Wyonins
etc fine medium and fine i3al1c; secured 4seooc'
sus,rslisn secured has,s-combine. surefre. loa72c
conhins GOOD e5Tssc coabng average e2Q65c Queens
land combing. 65c