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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-18
RURoPEAN MARKErs.
financial

COLUMBUS, CHICAGO AND INDIANA
- CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY.-FINAL NOTICE
las opportunity subscribe 10 the Reorganization
Agreement OfJuy 1882 10 comply with Its terms where
already signed, IL given all inter
csicd I'm the securities and capital stock OF this Company
THIS PRIVILEGE WILL EXPIRE JANUARY %,
lsN3. at 3 T. n.
Signature, tho will be received az the Office Of
the linton Trust Company ~ BrOadway York, pro
vldcd persons niug shall simultaneously deposit
their stock Bonds. Union company Certn-
under previous BOndhOd ers Agrcrmens and
ply assessment required BY the said Erorganld
ton Agreement.
Purchasing receipts Will at the time be
ready for de livery.
New York, Jan. ! l. 1898
CHAnLEs j. BORN, r r@Tgnniias
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEw.YORK cry

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs
NETWORK CITY.
Monroest 8, lot 537 Rutgers estate; Catherine NJ
Hhenange Alley. n 8. from Broadway 10 New Church
g. 2O24x2S.6x2O37x2s.5; the Charter oak Life
trnhsnno9anoe Company OF Hartford, Conn. to Moss
lath;s. l4oe II . Of 7thav:, a0Iioss; D Fink ~
,oo ahu vic 10 III ] Fink I5862
Ao' sis = l72s II o OF 2dave. l4SxIOOll, GIN
seth 81 u ssssrss to g Buckenham $500
Isaiari u koebei and wife 10 Theresa Schap.
chrs sse a. =, q :, 10000
aSs Irregular; Rurns and wlfe 10 MARY
4lst pay j.. isa;S; ftso; a. 90 1000
tian TO Augusta Volmer - ,' I,
'oth-st s. l39 Il " OF 2daye, ID lOIiO22; M Omar
lots s1S we 70 Col :, Baum ssiS :, no q $500
7sts executor s.S to Willis James 10000
Job ana WIFE NE e ss.herins Go l5s75
Same = Benton ss75
same properly 4 interest," Amin and wife TO Al
Mor lena al. pear 80 j., 3125
Kelly and NJ husband % youe and wife 1900
, Es,itsL nos 70 ana % Rosa Brown OF at0
the Walter Haywood Chair Co :. ... X
1ZOth-sts u ., 20 IL e OF 3dave, 00xlU0ll; Mary
heed 10 , " ebDer. Qs0o
ooth-st IS, 200 II W OF Ave-A, 25x554 MARY Mummy
and husband to Florence Butlor ..-' F-' Tx
3daye 8. ~ IL OF l2othst Is SIaxlOO5 j II Nc.
BRIDE ana another. executors, etc, 10 Christian
,oo Brs a, IL; !, 1850
Ins Co to wmJ Mccready $500
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoEx. Wednesday. Jan. II. iss,
The following was the only sale held at tI,a
Exchange salesroom to-day:
By Richard " Harnet & Co.
1 0-story brick building with lot No chafba,,
square g. running through TO No 3 q rhertns
~ 49A OF East Broadway. lot % 2x6O SI2aI
4s,ory brsct tF Trniin9 win, IL ~ q; $4,000
Kinney .......................... aasO
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Diui6eno Noilees.

OfrcE or THE UNITED STATES ELECTRIC,
LIGHTING Co. 100 BROADWAY, }
, ,1rv,0,~,x> NETWORK Jan. 49, 1883.
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT upOn the
capital stock OF this company has by order Of The Board
eeSn declared this day payable stockholders
record on the Isl day OF February 1888 at the office of
the MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY no broadway
The transfer books will closed on jan IS and viii remain
closed until February 2 1888 ~ ~ WIZ ~
LEONARD e. CURTIS.
Secretary.
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Thefollowing were tho receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
RecelptA Shipments.
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Gltp Real GstaIr FOR Sale.

A IMPORTANT TO HOUSE BUYERS.
We offer for sale ready for occupation the following list OF
choice new houses, built by ourselves:
No. 10 East 69th.st, 80 feet wide
No 20 East 69thst 80 feet wide corner Madison aye)
No. SiS Madisonaye. pa "A feet wide.
Nos. Al and AZ West $50 a., rs feet wide each,
No 277 LeX.ngtonaye, "a feet Wide
Nos l39 10 LAT East seth from IL TO % feet wide at
very moderate prices, OF will rent
Houses open every day. Send for pamphetst to
CHARLES Buck Il CO., Architects, SO East 4lst-st
Successors TO Duggin q CrOssman.)
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BrOoalpn 1ro,crt, for 5a: an 20 Set


FOR SALE on very easy terms, fOur-stOrY
brick dwelling on the site Of Cllu nbI Hc ,lJs.
midway between Fulton aud Wal street Ferries ovsrJDs
ingIe Day AMI rama gJlr)Ig1 10 sur ull-s, Ttl lc
story store on furm1nst lot 2)Nl5l aSntl tnpt h my
Of cash required. Address r. LESTER Tribune y nee.
JINPRECEDENTED CHANCE FOE IN
" VtSTMENT.-sl $4,000 will purchase estate and
large villa residence near Broon cost 5000 sod anasr
pressing crcumSt chance never before OAered w.
TITrERToN, 81 Prospectpace Brooklyn.
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OFFICE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. 100 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Jan. 8, 1858
T'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this Com
Il pany have this day declared s MANN AL INTER
EST DIVIDEND OF THREE AND A HALF PER CENT
capital OF the and the amount OF its
guarantee surplus and special reserve funds 40 mel IN pur
passed Apnl 10, 1874, and amended
entitled TO provide security against extraordinary
C0nagraOns and for the creation OF safety funds by IRE
insurance companies ~ payable on demand 800. - -
CYRUS PECK. Secretary.
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CIXTY-SECOND DIVIDEND.

HANOVER
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
semi annual dividend of FIVE 5) PER CENT is payable
demand at the office of the Company No. Isl Broadway
I. REMSEN LANE,
Wee President and Secretary.
New-YoTk, January l, 1889
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-11-07
Il 100000 PINOys!!

El que desee adquirir esta
pequefla fortuna acuda al Es-
tablecimiento Ell TELEGRA-
FO, de los Sres. $. Melony y Co.,,
calle de San Justo nlfln. IL,
en- donde Sc han reeibido va u
los billetcs de loteria de, Ma
vidad que Sc celebrara. en- Ma
drid ell % de Diciembre pro.
ximo, entire los cnales Sc ha-
lla ell que ha de ser agraciadol
con dicha stlIna. 100
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iNUEyo TRIuNFO!
"LA BELLEzA' EN CARACAS.

a4f Il &
Esta nueya fabrica de c1GARRr-
LLos y TABAcos, segun informa sa
representante, ha sidoi preiniada
en- la Exposition celebrada en-
aquella Ciudad con ei primer pre-
1a2O. sa,. " .,,s. \ s.
! I'm s,l corta earrera industrial
gana palmo d palmo Ell credito
creciente que disfruta, y cabele Ia
satisfaction 4 su dueno de haber
concurrido 4 cuatro certameiies.
obteniendo en- todos los rrimeros
premlos.
Jnsta recompensa es esta de 81
incansable desvelo en- benefcio
del pdblico que protege su indus
tria.
Unacos Ageftes en- Puerto Rico,
125 CoNlLL, BOLIVAR & Co.
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VA LIE AR 0 n.

En- ell TELEGRAPH San Justo II
Sc han recibido los siguientes articnlos.
Jabon azul Ingles superior marca
Medley.
Arroz Hamburgues superior.
Velas de composition completas &
incompletas.
Cerveza superior marca Globo Ell
barriles.
Idem. Idem. marca II. Paoli EN- ca
jas.
Gas "Lnz Diamante legitimo.
Hero galvanizado, liso y acanalaelo.
Cumbreras y hornilos de hero gal
vanizado.
Nlaquinas de coser dc cadeneta, =
doble pespunte.
Camas de hierro de varias classes.
Todo d aprecios m6dicos.
SO S. Melon 4 Co.
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Uxlguento Holloway,

Este n|rAvlll0Fo IaIsamO Hana InfaIiDICmcn-
{ las hefilas autiguas, las liaga>, y los maie-
c picrnns y de pecho. Por medic dc su inhuen-
IA las ii ceras virulrntas ton,an mny pronto
n aspecto convalec,cnte Y dcsap pareccn. ia
.as dcia. este ungnvnto ferrigorante de pro
acif ~. cura perfceta de las afeccioncs dc Ia
licl. Ios const pados, las toses y ell redmatis
nc nun o. a rio sc ha aoclado On vano to.
o los Fem H. rcmedjo,.
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4 MxGOS DE: TOLOS
PIL10RhS HOLLOWAY,

Mj.'onc7 de pessonas, ea todas las parties de
laudo. toco,.i,ndan dichas Pidoras como el
30 Ior rc<taurstiyo he IA salud que sc conoce
Has cntan to1as las afecciones del coraz6n,
j htgAlo del c-t6toago, he los rihones y De
. intes'iuos, y re'aucvaa la acrimonia, la
,tlirncja = la ca.ialsir, czpulsando de la
a.re /. Ia imprrr2R fort0.ccicndo compile
tuent, i sistema 1ervioso y dando un tono
n lable Ia organiaac i5n gcnoral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-11-07

The proprietors of the Bolettn
MeroantH have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. GALLIEN
&c PRINCE who are the sole
Agents for all English q Freneb
ddpertislng.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-11-07
I.APERLi ANTI -GiNIRlLGItI
, Z l. d CTOR ID + l. G A u o
Cara los padecimientos del sa6mago

Medication e6caz contra las afecciones de
.stomago, sea dolor, acedia yinagres, 'v6nni
tos despues de la comida: inape ntecias, debi
idad estomacal, sabllrras, disenterja, en- ge
neral para todas aqncllas molestas que re, eler
nalas dig STONES, 9, IN no dolorcsas
Para mayores datos dirgirse al
Dfr0slTo.-Sevilia: FL autor, Farmacia Glol
q; T,tus0, 10
n P,lerto Rico Srte pd,.stna Iinn 20
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A [ MA c ( N Ale.

Sc admite en- el edificio de material
situado en- la Marina calle del Conner
clio ntmero 35, a precios corrientes se-
gdn tarifa.
El encargado de dicho almacen es d.
Nicanor Garcia Joglar, que habita en-
el mismo edifcio. l07.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-11-07

Administration du B0letin Mer-
santu phonneur de prier Messieurs
les Annonciers faneais de vouloir bien
remettre leurs ordres de Publicite a
NM. GALLIEN & PRINCE qui
sent les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
De &c journal pour la PablieitS Ftaneaise
N laflsiss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-11-07

OTAIA vtoas expeada ell peco precos
vencionales.
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NOT1 de los precios correntes que hene establecda
Jlgarriilos gruesos en- la clase de pape
lnc Sc qnierGn. lie 50 en- adcIante 4
80 cajetilas por .........
TABA'0S ELABORADOS.

E&cepcionales Ell cajas de lujo dc %
tabacos. miIlar ............................l 10
: lem sin lujo dc idem ..................l00
.tmperiales en GAIA de ej0............... S5
;cgalas antillanas eli cajas de 25. 500. SIS
dem iiern en idoln de so. 70
idem de prefercncia en- ideui de Is . 80
teina Victoria en- idein de 50........... 70
}rcvas impcria|es en- idcm de 80 .... G5
a1adores irnperiales en- idcm de 50.... SO
Brcvas en- hoias en- idom de 30 ......... SO
Idem cilindradae en- idem dc 100. 40
dem corrieutee en- ideIu de l00.......... 80
dem cn paqnetes de 10 ................. -
2cgalia britannica en- cajas de 3D.. 80
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cAjAs De TRESILL0.

So han recibiao en- Ia Imprents dsl BoLE
lin
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.
FeIicianO AIOn so

7remlado en- Ia Feraa Erp0Si-
eaon de Ponce con Menci6a
honorifca y Medatla de plata
Sc oirece de nuevo al ilustrado pd-
hlico lie esta provincial en- todos los
falalos de su profession.
1etuan 80, frente al Hotel de la
Estrella. llS
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NO MAS INCENDIOS.

F6sforos de verdadera seguridad y
lcgitimos de la marca Espada, Sc han
rec;bido en- el duico dep6sito de esta
Capital "El TELEGRAPH. San Justo IL.
S. MEL6N &Co. 90
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TONICO GENITALES.

Celebres pildoras del espe-
cialista DR.. MORALES, contra
la debilidad, impotencia, esper-
matorrea y esterilidad. Su
uso esta exento de todo peli-
gro. Sc venden en- las princi-
pales farmacias de la Isla a So
orc GAIA Dep6sito, en- Puer-
to- Rico, iarmacia de Ledesma
IIermanos. DIR. MORALES, Ca.
rretas SO, Madrid.
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ABILENE.

ABILENE, Oct. 2s.-[Special.l-No fence
cutting at all in this or adjoining counties
The recent heavy rains have made the
streets and roads very muddy. Business Is
very good, all cash.
A -four and grist mill and gin are great
addition to Abilene. costing nearly sIz,Vv,
and already some Is 900 bushels oil wheat
Real estate is still on the advance In TINS
Colonel s, p. Cunningham, editor OF the
Wool Grower, WIS home to vote 10 day.
The torch-light procession last night was
A grand affair for the west; they had Two
bands and twenty large transpsrencies.
The fire company had a hundred torches
and many people. There we're number
of epeeches delivered and great enthusiasm
prevailed, some 500 people participated.
The county seat election to-day
resulted in big victory lor
Abilene, II is at this place. Eight hundred
and seventy Eve votes were polled, hearly
ali for Abilene, and not q good day for vot-
ing either. In the rain and slush hacks
were used 10 bring In the voters. UP 70
noon Abilene had received twelve OUT o.
seventy, about half the votes polied. Inc
halance of The county will divide the vote
shont eoually. Abilene will receive ia the
cosuty about 600 and Buffalo Gap sbout
POS. The county-seat here viii be OF 90.
vantage TO Abilene, and the chief OF the
ves'ern prsiries will continue TO grow sno
Three brick and stone business houses
and Colonel Berryis ine brick d yelling srs
in course Of erection, 10 say Dothing 81 nity
wooden dwellings.
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trains were badly damaged, but the passen-
gers escaped unhurt. The fault was With
the train dispatcher.

trains were badly damaged, but the psssen-
gers escaped unhurt. The fault was With
the train dispatcher.
DEATH OF A JOURNALIST.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.-William r.
Cabeland, q well.known Washington cor
respondent, died this morning of Brights
| disease of the kidDevs; ace 81 years.
AN HONEST CONFESSION.
| CINCINNATI Oct. 23-At Sandusky, Ohio,
DR.. John Il. Mathers has confessed that he
enticed DIR. Gordon into vacant house on
the pretence of visiting patient and rob
| bed him and extorted cheek for $500 from
| him. He also says he had planned to ab-
duct Gordon's child.
BALL TossERs ARRESTED.
WATERBURY, Conn, Oct. 23.-James Egan
and Maurice Brick have been arrested,
charged With highway robbery. Egan ls
the pitcher of the BROOKLYN nine; Brick is
the Monitors pitcher, of this city, and has.
given ball.
JENNIE YEAMANs.
GALVESTON, Oct. 23-Jennie Yesmaus
the actress, who decamped yesterday with
young man and was brought back on the
charge of swindling. played to an excellent
house tonight. Herself, company and
managers strenuously deny the affair was
an advertising scheme.
.sLUGGERs CoMBlNATIoN.
New YORK, Oct. 23.-The Mace-Davis
cor: bination of pugilisis started to-day tor
England. Mace is under ten weeks en-
gagement aud has renewed his challenge 10
spar with Sullivan.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
CINCINNATI Oct. % -rnere WAS boiler
explosion at rump factory this afCer-
noon; nine persons injured, Jour
of whom will probably die;
o. Lagrange, Charles Uranston, James
Hutchins. George Gurlosh, Frank Brook
hart, William Howell, severely burned;
George Miller had his leg broken in two
places.
BEEF CANNING WORKS SOLD.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 23-The extensive works
of the beef-canniDg company, oi East
st. Louis. were sold TO day
by an order OF the court under foreclosure
OF mortgage for $l5S POS; the purchaser
being Isaac II. Knox, for the bondhoiders,
represented by Alexander P. White, trus-
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MARLIN.

MARLIN, Oct. 23.-TSpecial.l-It trans
pirsd to-day that the fence enclosing the
large pasture of Goodrich e. Clarkson, was
cut by nesters few nights ago, aud about
one mile of the fence was destroyed. These
gentlemen own the lands enclosed and have
al ways been on the best of terms with those
around them, allowing those who desired
the use OF their pasture and charging them
IN an act of wantoness that meets with gen.
eral condemnation. 1t is supposed that
the parties engaged IN this cutting had no
epmity against Goodrich & Clarkson. bat
are opposed. on general princil les, to ienc-
ing large bodies of land.
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urSERAL wKLLs.

MrtRAL wELLs, Oct. zS.-[specisl.l-
TelepoDe connection vas established be.
tween this place and Pslo Pinto tO-day,snd
the citizens Of es ch plsce have been enter
t.iniDg one another with music and pless-
ant conversation. Palo Pinto fred my
gun. in honor of,hs event. Msssrs, Iohns
a Rains will beging work on the weather
i.,rd end Of the line on next hoRday.
The weather is cloudy sDdrnd cAtons
are favorable for rain.
Robert Monday. the man Who has oeen
running an ioe-oream seio1n N our tos .
for the last four mopths. and who deserted
his vile In Gr.ndbury some twelve monins
seo and has been livinR with The vile Q
s1o,h.r man. and the dsnEhtsr Of or poe
rrsrfsr- skippsd the town last evening. tan
Ine bis psrnm0ur With him Severn ger
tlemsn in our town. - Vel - solss - y
DrIisr and Fort WOrih, bsFe lost consider
.h1s ~ TIE rascal PISS him arounc.
Thr health Of the town Il good
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RooEF5E1. .Isp yOci. Zy-RnncsJ. Kelly.
arrested In Illinois i0r murder, rsscbsd here
last night snd msde q conissuon. that hav-
ipE bssn threstensd BY r. Z. ArDott. tbs
owner of little trading boaf and ~ vbon
hs was wurEing. be deterrrfne1 % ne
rirht of 9epter bsY 1ilh, after Arrctt hnd
rrne 70 bed. 20 eecHpe. Eemerr DerlnE
l-urftis ffreaf ~ foIlcw and EII HIN -
vent hsckauf shct Arnult in re henc e. -
lay nsleec took MS moneg, au1 - ~ ~
trs bnnt a1d rhe1 escarec va u ~
Ee1y Il buf seVsrteer yeEs 90.
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sr. LOUIS, Oct. . The mos' prominent
citizens Of 81. Louis irrespective OF party,
met in secret council last niehi oi the 81.
Louis club. A Law and or3eT league was
then organized. on the plan q the Pbila-
delphia citiz A eOmmtttee Of one hun
dred aud the prominentOihceis Sere elected
- fOllows. presidsn', csmmtlee, Girard
Allen. vice president. CariOs 3. 6reeiey;
erecutive comfnitfee. y. q. tsntrd
John W. Noble, Eigsrd NIEerson.
Broadsead. and Elhsn A. Hicbccck. An
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Markets BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO MAhKET.
CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-Cattle receipts, 5000;
market strong and active; exports, $500
to SO 70; good to choice shipping, $500 to
Sc. 20; common to medium, $3.25 TO sou;
range firm; Texans. SO so to $40. Sheen.
receipts, 1000; market firm; inferior TO fair,
So 30 to SO %; good, 81; choice, S4.lO; Tex
ans, 81 25 to $3.50.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New YORK, Oct 23.-Bseves received,
1 400; mainly for expectation and city
trade and slau Ehters sdirect;notblDg doing IN
live cattle; dressed beef quiet, 81 80 to 10 Sd
for native; $6 to 81 for Texas and Coiofaao'
Sheep receipts 800: market dull Tor COM
mon and inferior. Lambs a trIhe iirmer
for good; sheep S3.l2 l-2 to $4.75; lambs 80.
to S6:strictly prime sheep are quoted at DO 70
to $3.50. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
cash, steadily heidi options weak, IL 10
l 1S lower; No. red, 90 IL 10 OIL, e.e-
vator; 1.02 IA, delivered; No, RED; i.il;'
| f. O. b. Corn cash, held firm; options heavy,
3. 8 to 3-4 lower, No 3, 55 10 81 Ia No. =,
56 12 to 81. Coffee, spot,
fair Rio higher and quiet, u IA,
| options 10 to 20 points higher and fairly ac-
tive. Sugar dull refined auiet and easy
confectioners, 1915; granulated Sl-Z to
91-l6. Pork firm and moderately ssatS acny;ei "n;s{
1 -Es
and firm; long clear, Is
lard strong; choice, 8 10. Money. IL to 81;
closed at 3; prime mercantile, 20 :; ster-
| ling B. B., weak; 4S0 "a; sight, 4S3 34i rs,
100; 4l-2s. coupons, ia l.2; as, coupons
l2l 3-4. -
| NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 23.-Bacen, short
clear and clear rib higher and scarce, far
demand, Z "a. Hams, sugar cured, good
demand, higher; choice canvassed. II.
Supar, fair demand and easier: fully fair,
| Ia: yellow clarified, IL to SO; choice
white clarified, s to 8 l.S; granulated,
! s SIG. Molasses, good demand centriiu- :
gal, 20 to 43; prime, AZ TO 40; choice, oi 10
| IS, others unchanged. Exchange steady
ard unchanged.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
sr. LOUIS, Oct. % Flour unchanged.
I W neat duil; No. 2 red, 80 D 4 20 Si.Ol, CsSo,
997 s October; 81 90 Il, ,Noyembe 81 l.lO2l
| TO 81 OF IA decline Corn slow and easy;
45i4 to 45 1-2, cash; IS 3-S October ~ )
! 26 t-2 to 90 "a, cash; % "a November q IL
lid December. Whiskey setady, 81 IT,
Corn meal firm, $3.50. Pork slow jobbipg
sIl, Dry salt meat. nothing done. Loote
meat. boxed lots sold, long clear, 9 7-S 70 Z;
short ribs, rs; short clear, Is 10 l-z'
; Bacon higher; long clear, 5S; short rios.
z 5-S to 81; short clear, 70 ol's; khI
nominal. Cattle receipts, 500, mostly helu
over from previous days; very slow
choice Texas steers, S9.75 TO 81 10; common
to fair, S., IS TO IS 90; Indians, SS.JOto ~ -
Sheep receipts, 2OOU SLOW TAR 10 prime
.25 TO 81; Texas, $3.50 10 So SO.
L KANSAS CITY NARKtT,
KANsAs CRY Oct. % Wheat dull and
weak: No. . red, so 1 s bid cssb; % "a bic
November; IS December. Corn quiet
81 ga bid cash; 81 l-2 October; "a 10
vember. Csttls receipts, 1900 mArEe
firmer and higher: native steere, l.21J t'
$50 pounds, 5 - 70 no; good ieeoeIs,
10 4 y0. choice Texas GERS, 3 60 90 3 30
choice Texas COWS, 3 25. Sheep receipts 10,
, market nominAlly unchanged.
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FORr WORTH.

FoRr Worm, Oct. 2S.-TSpeciall-James
Want and Henry Lipscomb, while return
ing home from school, near Grapevine, In
this county. were stopped by two men, who
were riding under bridge. and robbed OF
what money they had. The men were not
masked and threatened death II the boys
caused pursuit.
For two days the revenue in the recorder
court has been t2i3 from fines, chiefly
for carrying pistols.
John Blythe at O'Clock this morning
stabbed a gambler, Dixie Lyons, with q
putty knife. The wounds are not danger.
ous1 Lyons had cursed Blythe.
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GRAHANI.

GRAHAM. Oct, 23.-[special.l - Deputy
United States Marshall Crozier returned
from Parker county last night. having in
charge a young lad named Bob Mix, from
White county, charged with the robbery OF
Tho Weatherford and Jac ksboro stages.
His examination will be held In few days
before Commissioner GRAND.
The district court met yesterday: the
criminal docket will be taken up on We'd
nesday morning. The case OF the State VS..
n, TAYLOR, charged with murder, is set for
next Monday. The civil docket Is very
light. aud the court will doubtless adjourn
ut week.
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II Paso, Oct a -rspscisLI-A erAno
bsnqusf vn given Last night ~ cur posro
Of trsds 70 The Hsrican e1cursionisis, a
schuiir opsrs-houss. vhich vns oeoors,ed
u-ofnssIy vllh Amsric.n and hszlcsn
frzT- Ous hundred and fhT cDuplss vsrs
a. fte nour - cns tine. con prlslnf Amen
60 nd Nsrican oncsu m f1l or-ss
- wIfk . ne feEst-
rs<--<- Woo1s and B<rion. 81 OslII1-1is
= ~ FIr|1I1 rs urrEs - tnt rl11ls q
~ Jrrunry. Ent fnrrl.1 grt 81 = y -
l 11rIrrhir tst- Ihs c.-T cornn VI -
- - a. rrorrsifIor eHtur1EI rlErl
Df T~-r~. Il Ctifustua. - t<t1 f1rr.
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SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 23.-tspecial.l- .l-Wil
kerson (colored) has been arrested for as
sault with intent to rape.
The poles have been laid within sixteen
miles of Austin, and telephone commune
cation will soon be established.
The Halpert forgery case is awaiting The
arrival of the police inspector from San
Francisco, with the other Halpert. arrested
on the same charge.
Minnie Harah, aged IA years, has left her
home.
Hartley was tried yesterday for arson and
was acquitted.
Farrell, who was shot at Landlord, was
fined $25 for carrying concealed weapon.
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rort Ear.ra Rrlar. pl.ss,es.

TroY, n. Y. Os;. 2S.-Ths voundes
in the Port Edward railway
bridge disaster are ooing vel,
vii an probably recover. The brldge has
been considered unsais Tor zone time.
II is alleged that the trsct master was
notified that a strinfer beo Elven
away. The company saTs inst much
during the Late George traFsl n ths
nnmma