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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23

Described By Witnesses as being a. peace
fol and beautiful as the sleep Of O
child. This condition. however, 10 not
uae 90 command confidence. for the
palse beats are still rapidly huttsrina,
and the respiration, which normally Ia
IA 70 the minute, Is nov ~
AZ 1870 clock, however, Il vas stated
by reliable authority that the General
wa In slightly better condition than
svo hours ago, and Quister; but against
ans hopefui inferenes that might be
drawn from this fact IL the other fact
that ssam his present condition, which
borders on the letharRie state, the pa
ssens NAV quietly drift into Asal uRoon-
scioasnesa. The extrsmisies OF the sick
uaan are cold.
The General a. the Eight passes seems
10 be suffering ne pain, though the lines
of his face are tensely drawn and the
burrows Of the brow are knitted. he
lies On 4 cot. beside which the family
are constantly watching.
Al II o'clock tho General vas not
ssleep. His hands aed fOrsaruns we're
colder than two holrs bS1ose, bat TIE
feet wers noe 20 much 80. The Palse
and respiration bad rot changed The
patieatsa MAD vas yet Gear and eom-
psehsnsive % events and uttefanees
about hfn.
Rssxesn 10 and II o'cloek Dr. shrAdy
acenssed the GenerAi aud be answered
| in . husky voice and premptly. ssimn-
| lanss we're being used. bat spsrirRly.
Thers was an opinion expressed By
medical Authority about IL o'clock tsai
she ciosseg crisis may ocr'ur either ~ ]
o. o'csock tonight
AZ midnight he Generaf remains yet
quiet thoaeh nos sslesp. The COMING
boar 10 BEING anticipated slth great
anxiety, Bussles Of hot water have
heap plAnca NJ The Gensfalss fest 10 in
dnce uarmth, and mustard drstRets
are appiied % The stomach Aad breast
- preserve he a&esinR ciFcaiAtscn.
| DR.. sands 10 rssting Al the hossl, and
Drs Dougias aad Sslrady ara ~ shs
Iam-Fhs 0snsral rsnasns IN tbs
e.ne qniss eondlsiea- Pala and respa'
sation ere unchanged. md there %
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23

iesparA, b. O., july 22.-Hibbs was
IN the sspfeme Csburt today, and
mtzin rsEnanded, pendinq the arri-
Masiidasits and witnesses.
nrnnfezs fsr she Lauderdaie Peer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23

sAs PRANcIsoo. July ZI.-Mrs. Mary
J. Holmes, the novelist, left on the
Queen Of the Pacific this morning for
Tacoma, and from there will pFoceed by
way Of the Northern Pacife Railroad
70 her home IN Brockport, N. Y. She IL
accompanied by her husband, and 10 Is
their intentions TO visit the Yellowstone
Park and all points Of interest along
the route.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

Tho town of Caldwell is steadily i'm
proving, there bang at present quito q
mum ber OF good residences in course Of
construction. Tho buildings in the
town ara ali of tho better class, and i'm
press strangers that the citizons are an
saterprisisg, energetic, go-shssd pso-
pie. r. r. Coffin & Bros hardware
esta blishment is decidedly the largsst,
fnsst and most complete in the terri
tory, aud would be credit to Portland.
The Grand Pacific hotel is = magnificent
building, being 100 feet front, 40 feat
deep and three stories high. 1t is the
finest hotsl building in the territory.
Besides the above we could name many
other creGitabls institutions and fno
residences for so young n town, but suf-
fcent it is to say that the place and sur
rounding country shows spirit OF sn-
and improvement, and tho day
is not far distantI when Caldwell will
rank among the FIRST cities OF our terri
Weiser Leader.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26
An Appalling Calamity.

This valley has been overwhelmed
with grief since hearing OF the dine
calamity that occurred near Corder's,
about so miles east, Thursday after
noon. George E. Frost and wife and
RUDE Short and wife were on . fishing
excursion and hal just gone into camp
for supper. Mr.. Frost WAS short dis
lance apart from tho others, when q
sharp flash of lightning occurred, &C
companied by q simultaneous peal Of
thunder. The evident nearness of tho
stroke stunned tho others for moment
and when they looked around Georges
body was seen lying PROSTATE. Death
was instantaneous. Sorrowfully the
party returned to the ranch and notified
the relatives here and in Boise.
George f. Frost was fine young
man and in his death this valley loses
= citizen Of whom it was proud. With
good education, pleasing address nud
general ''good comrsdc" manner, he
was man to make friends, and no did
30. He was married last winter to 8
daughter Of A. S. Yaryzn, Esq and tho
young wife thus early bereft hiss the
heartfelt sympathy Of the great numbcr
who anticipated much happiness for
both as the result Of their union. To
the widow ard the family OF Mr.. Z.
Frost, uncle Of the deceased, and to all
others upon whom this great sorrow has
fallsn, The TRIBUNE offers its sincere
coincidence and voices the general SEN
timent in so doing.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26
SUCCESS.

The sale OF Syrup of Figs is simply
Immense. Everyone is taking it, and
admit that it is tho best medicine ever
used. Children cry for it on account of
its pleasant taste, and grown people who
have used it once never take any thing
else. Unlike other remedies for bi ious-
ness and constipation it never loses its
power to act, and it always leaves tho
organs on which it acts stronger than
before. Besides, one feels fresh and
bright aud realizes thnt it is Nature S
own truo Laxative. L tile & Co. is
agent for Caldwell. 26-l
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26
Job Printing.

JOD PrlntlnS.
Businesses Cards.
We'd ling Cards.
Legal Blanks.
Posters.
Dodgers.
Prog rsmnss.
Receipts.
Pamphlets.
Briefs.
Bill Hoads.
Latter Hendz.
Statements.
Funeral Cards.
Wedding Stationery.
Anniversary Cards.
Note Heads.
Envelopes.
Moal Tickets.
Milk Tickets.
Pool Checks.
Conductors Cheeks.
Etc. etc. etc.
Call ut TIE CALDWELL TRIBUNE
printing Office. or address W. J. Cuddy,
Caldwell, Idaho, for priocs.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26
TRASHY LITERATURE.

Parcnts c1nnot exercise too much
care in guarding thoir children against
tho evils OF impure and immoral litera-
ture. Neither can they exercise too
much care in guarding them against
the attacks of severe colds which so
oiton result fatally. Gum Tree Cough
Syrup cures coughs, colds and throat
and lung troubles. For sale by Little &
Co., Caldwell.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. G. II. Reed i, in Boise.

MIS. ". II. heou IS III DO)so.
Gov. Bum is long since due in Idaho,
Where is hee Has he gone to protesti
Gsorge P. Cornwell, of Franklin, Pa,
a schoolmate of Doc Custer, arrived or
Monday, and is now freight clerk u
tbs depot. Ha is 1ne musician.
A. e. Phillips, the sawmill man OF
Falk's Store, was in town this week.
His drive for the mill at Payette is well
on its 0ay and the new mill will soon be
running.
Homer Stull, of Saoshone, was in
town last Monday. Mr.. Stull has, in
partnership with Mr.. Sam Winters, the
lively young attorney of Eagle Rock,
opened $ law Office st that place.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26
A NOTICE.

This is to nouf1e both married and
single mon of Caldwell who are in the
habbit of visiting bsck doors of married
ladies houses as late as IL O'Clock ct
night that stay /. lone that they had
better stay way as it might cause
some one to get hurt and be- caught
hanging up on cloths lines as they sre
generally keep in backyards Also to
pay for rented doors that have bullets
holes shot through them.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26
A Shot in the Night.

The following notice was hsndsd in
for publication early Monday morning.
1t is evident somebody had better look
a little out:
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26
The Fourth in Town.

he celebration Of the 4th Of July in
dwe1 will DO worth attending. One
1t feature of the parade will be the
fty car, and the lovers OF tho gro
pe will find in tho Bug Town Horri-
M the fun they desire. The exer-
will take place in the arbor to DO
around the band stand and will
list Of the usual programme. The
lon will be delivered by Row. j.
lean Of Boise City. Bro. McKsan is
to be = "Iattling" talksr. At
ht there will be grand display OF
works, and ball in the Grand Pa
hotel
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26
8TRUP OF FIGS.

NATURES OIL true Laxatire. Piss,
AIT to tho Palitc, acceptable to tAs
Stosiach, harnlsss in its nature, pain
less in it's action. Cures kabitual Con-
stip.tion, Biliousncss, Iadigsstion ans
kindred ills. Clsansos tho systsin, puri-
iss the blood, regulates the Liver nad
acts on the Bowels. Breaks up Colds,
Chills sad Fsvers, etc. Strong thens
the organs on which it acts. Better
than bitter, nsuscous Liver medicines,
pills, salts and drauehts. Sample bot
Ties frss, and largo bottles for s:lo by
Little d Co. E2.1y
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

Peter Pence visited this place on
Thursday last, and informed US that
the town Of Psyetts is now making
stes dy impr ~vement, there b ,ing many
buildings in course of construction He
says that the Payetse ditch has furnished
water to ell desiring it SD far, and thst
during the present season he will run il
ever the fiat opposite the town Of Weis-
or -Weiser Leader.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26
LITTLEl& CC

LITTLEl& 90.
Have ordered \ BOO Flags and
a Large Assortment Of Fire
works, etc., for the 4th of
July.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

Bellevue il to have y baby procession.
Every lady who has baby and peram-
bulator is requested to join and givs in
their names by July lat to Mes,rs. Fry
Johnson, at tho postotiicc, or Gao. A.
Mccormick, at the bank. II Chronicle.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26
FOR SALE.

'hreo grade Hereford bulls, thor
Inbred Poland-Caina pigs, and eggs
Plymouth Rock chickens. Inquire
!. W. Dorman, Haskell House, Cald-
D, Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

x-pcstnaster Hibbs, Ct L,wisio on.
issued $1,000 worth Of Pr stal
hey orders to himself, has besn ar
|ed at Hawriston River, British Col
bia, with $4,000 on his person
n River TIMES.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26
Deal MATTERS.
Bring ., ysur job wsrk.

rBrng q yeur JOB wssk.
Pay Up your subscription.
Buy your Fireworks of Little & Co.
Come to Caldwell to celebrate the
Cirsul.ting library at The Tribune
rbe Cles club is rshearsing some
= = music for the 4th.
Little l. Co. have hrs-erackers
20 ngh for all the bo3s.
h.t Received, a fpe lot of Confsc-
ery for 4th of July at Little q Co.'S.
[other Cary's Corn Remedy is the
!. Try it. For sale by Little q Co.
[other Cary's Toothache and Neural
Remedy is the "boss" at Little d
Is.
The people Of the lower valley will
% grand celebration Of tho 4th At
ma.
"A change will soon take place in
arrival of express trains, that from
east taking supper hero.
ELDER Dwight Spencer, Of Salt Lake,
preach in the Baptist church tho
i Sunday in July, the 9th.
Round trip tickets are for sale at
fare on Oregon Short Line, good
= days, to include July 4th.
Little Ida Galloway, grand
Sghter OF DIR. Galloway, severely in
ID ono OF her feet few days ago by
IN. =
kParties in need of thoroughbred
bk of any kind will do we'll to call
N H. W. Dorman, at Haskell house,
awell.
tSome mon will put on any kind of
|ak to Xoil their deviltry. A sneak,
wevcr, like tho leopard cannot dis
lse his hide.
e. J. Smith has ordered trees for .
,e-acre orchard on his ranch below
IN. jim expects his father here
IA Iowa soon on = visit.
when in town do not fail to see
1bert, tho thoroughbred Hereford
at Campbell & Blacks corral.
ed by Dorman & M Phsrson.
eNe daily Inter Idaho has been re-
b, aad We hope to see it stick. Ac-
ing to tho doctrines Of the party a.
Used Ia the states, Clay ought to
the HALEY postofics.
There is great excitement over a
rich discovery Of gold-bearirg !
|rtz at-Pine creek, and bundred ' Of
D are docking in. Huntington and
atherby are the nearest railroad sta
Is.
The Howard 8sbres Cos Caldwell
30 hY purchased from Sam Ireton,
!auaw Creek, = couple Of tons Of
ID meats that are tho best tvsr sold
bis market, as we'll ~ being = case
|atronizing home industry.
The Iowa Press association passed
ugh Wednesday evening, homeward
nd, Susty, tired and hsppy. The
! casualty Of the trip happened to
= Paul Blackburn, son Ct Mr.. T. w.
bkburn, who was in charge of the
y; the boys fingers wore mashed
be accidental closing of the door Ct
bar, and it was feared amputation
I'D ~ unavoidable; tho skill Of Dr.
await, however, averted such a
ster.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

The Bellevue Chronicle says Hon.
John Hailoy writes that tho Governor
ship of Idaho lies between Ralph Bled-
SOC, OF Haley, and Col. Stevenson, OF
Payetts valley.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-26

WANTED TO EXCHANGE.
few desirable residence lots fyr q
b and wagon Inquire of
j. E. MEACHAM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.


The new business week at the Produce Ex-
change opened yesterday with generally quiet markets.
There little 10 the way of news home or foreign, to
encourage active trading and big operators were slow
in moving either side. In wheat lower prices were
recorded for the options the range Of values
row, however, and tho final figures showed q
recovery Of about onehaf the decline. Large stocks
abroad helped to weak feeling the outset but
the main reason for the dulHcss aud decline was tile
general desire 10 wait and what would he the out
come or the recent bear" failures. Cash wheat was
steady with lttle change, aud about 10000 bushels
were bought by shippers Options closed 50 lower for
October 9G5s q for November at 07 aud December
at 994 cents. Ii cent for January, at 81 OIL Corn
furnished contrast with wheat by its strength prices
advancing 4Ql4 cent after brief early period OF
sOtucss The advance not fully retained and the
close rather heavy, the movement being generally
looked uI purely speculative. The engagements
export amounted TO $4,000 bushels. The options
closed with gains OF cent for October at 49e y for
November at 49l2 % for December ut 1885, q for jan
mt Al and 80 for February at 46 cents The busi
done IN oats fairly active but no export stun
Sold Prices for october options at 3O2 and
u for the other mouths as follows: November, 81 Il
December 32ls, and January 80 cents. There was no
SPECIAL feature TO the provision market but lard options
declined 3d7 cents.
AtNew-York Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston tho
bushels; corn 2OS,473 bushels oats 230,611 bushels;
total grain, 573.355 bushels flour, 26727 barrels The
arrivals at Chicago, Milwaukee anj ST. Louis were:
Wheat 125,104 bushels corn, 330.671 bushels oats,
l7eOl0 bushels; total grain 633.SS4 bushels; foui,
81 .36S barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 5 (SpecidD-The visible sup
ply statement tonight surprise to anybody.
showed increase OF wheat OF 923,62i bushels; IN
of corn, 1907 increase OF oats, 209,292.
Wheat nervous and unsettled to-day It opened Il
off for the months, and suffered further
duction OF about Il cent The market became steadier
In the OF half hour or so after the opening
and advanced - cent, where 1t hung. The marking
OF OF ticker quotation OF one points
drop I'm consos electrified crowd and prices advanced
u cent IN "a fash. AcOrTecton followed in few min
utes and the market settled back nervousy The Incl
cccdngly state of the marked and the nu-
upon prices that every rumOr is liable to nave
whether with without foundation. Values went
down the lowest point touched previously and closed
rather weak S5s cents fOI OcOber SCI cents for No
vember $3.50 Ssi2 for December and 95o cents
January, net loss from saturday OF about 4 cent
the leading futures.
Corn opened up firm but relaxed later and the l
o'clock closing was the the opening which was
advance of ls lic on OctObsr AMI November.
The wet weather Is having Its effect on the market
oats were firm and higher, closing at o'clock 3s
above saturday finish. speculative interest In oats Is
revivng apparently Provisions we're generally weak
factory state. Trade in actual property
is transferred IN great part from Chicago to the other
end the lines Receipts of hogs increasing and
packers to be selling against future productl
Speculation Is chiefly In the early months Of the new
crop year. but 10 II not large In volume the operators
have means OF aSoertainng the Intentions OF the
controlling houses The situation Is full OF uncertain
ties.
lie afternoon markets were quiet and uneveDtful.
Wheat fell away cent and closed about y cent lower
than on saturday. Corn stronger and shade
higher, and pork vas lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
Ethiopian pRonrcE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL oct b. rrovlsions-Bacon. Cumberland Gu:
33s Long Clear Mddles sos. I'd; short Clear Mddcs
3l' short RIBS 32s nd; shoulders 25s od per cwt
Bce-7Js cd for Extra Indian Mess Prime Mess Sos. Cd
Pork-Prme Mess 54a Ud per bbLi Prime Ness Eastern.
Western 52s. Lard American, 4s. Cd: Prime West.
3D. Lard OIL. 37s Od. Hdms-l-ong cut AS. I'd;
should>f sos 3D. Butter ss cd for finest United
states. CJeese-A mer1can choice AIS. Cd. WheatKed
Western spring G' I'D %; Red Winter g. Cd as ID
New Mixed Western. As. I'd: California 30. ]. 49, Id a
Is al Californian No 6S 81 - OCd per GENITAL Produce
Spirits ~ Turpentnc 2bs Od do at London Dos I'd
cwt Refined petroleum. Id I'D. pergallon. COverSeed-
American Rcd per TaOw-27s 3D. Uercwt ROsin
Common S. ia; Pale, lis I'd GOs. I'd Llnseed OIL 2is
d cYt, 1alow-Fine American. 2Ss Cd. Prime City
2Vs Cd per American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
IL. ID: fore quarters. IS "a. per Sb. .-.
tire dlvs $4,000
centaIa, incIu ling l77.OOO ccntals American
Ihcreceps 81 American for h past three days were
Gi.4UO centals. - -,
LONDON Oct 5.-Produce-Tinsced OIL f23 rs. a e2l
0us Calcutta nseed 4s ID per quarter IInsSed
Cake, 81 Bs fS ga Refined Petroleum, b'id %
1gd per gallon. spirits OF 1Grpcntne Jus Od per cwt
on 96s ROsiDt common. 81 ID. per cwt+
Pale alls Provisions ard. J3A oil. cwt. for
Amtucan sugar. l7s I'd per FOR Cuba Centrifugal
and las Cd l5 Sd for cuba Muscovafo far
refining adoat Austral an Tallow-Beef, 21s I'd d29A
I'd; Mutton. rs. Cd a2ns. Ut Cocoa Nut Ou--Ceyon
G2I o.; Cochin. t3l Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STooh&
Rennrtsd BIZ LnnY IL. DAVIS & Co, II WdA-st
MONDAY. Oct. 5-P- y

MONDAY, Oct. 5-P- VI.
Tic beginning Of the week is marked by a buoyant
temper at the Stock Exchange, that is so far RS the
speculation I'm shares is concerned. Tho market for
other classes Of securities opened quiet aud was barely
steady large business 49,, 1886 shares was done In
stocks seven stocks furnishing 200 shares, or 10
per cent. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, with
$4,000 shares recorded over oneQuarter OF the tota
transactions Almost without exception the first trahs
actions were at figures higher than Saturdays cosnS'
and with the active stocks there generally was
continued advance till long after midday. Tho
Northwestern earnings the fourth week OF Septem
her we're reported early and showed increase from
1884 OF Sol 800 Ia from 1888 OF $4,000 that
stimulated price of that stock that 1t sold up 10
1921 against 1918 on Saturday. Lake Shore was
active at 744 Q76ls. against "a on Saturday Cenra
and Hudson rose Is to 10l. Western Union advanced
ll2 to 7ll2. ST. Paul comparatively quiet (29'loo
shares but it sold up to 7s. Union Pacific Mt no time
made any material advance because its reported earn
inGs for August showed in the net OF
from 1884. The statement is printed below. Delh
ware, Lackawanna and Western however was inc
feature OF the day. It's price was advanced Win such
vigor from 1855 TO 1904 that tho "Street jumped
to tho conclusion that largo short was being
eupned for" In fact the whole speculation exhibited
such marked vigor that impression became general
that there still remained largo unprotected snort
interest in the market, and everybody was asking CIV
erybody else whose II was Some largo purchases OF
Central and Hudson Lake Shore, Northwestern, ana
Delaware Lackawanna and Western by firm that usu-
ally represents the bull interest said TO be for
the short" account of n prominent cattle dealer
The market till . o'clock undeniaby strong
and exhibited q tone of buoyancy seldom
surpassed And 1t is reasonable TO ascrbe 1t TO
continual covering of shorts That has an ehd ana
considerable progress toward that end was made last
Friday and Saturday. The market however, has lost
none of its local character Nevertheless at something
less than tho best figures and generally at something
better than Saturdays last prices the market closed
quiet and steady.
Government bonds dull and strong with tho bids
l per cent igher is and 4A Annexed are the
closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-06
QUOTATIONS. or BEEyES TO-DAY.

Good TO Prime Steers sold year at So Al ass 80
The average was estimated ct -, o.
REVIEW OF THE WEEK The receipts for the past
week Gi7 head less than last week. and IsC3 head
less han the corresponding week last year.
with bad finish last Monday and nearly 90 cars unsod
shippers had face very dcouragng situation OF affairs
ON Wenesday when with $50 on sale there were very
few cattle ncedet by aughcror and exporters were only
wiling scant Chicago prices The market was forced
one aud sales at further reduction OF Oc per leOb
with large numEer uns1ld at the . close
fntay's arrivals were moderate. but with the
DIN 'ud was moro active however and Texans and light
NATIVES were fairly sustained In price, while Good steers
were even lower than on Wednesday Fully 20 cars went
British Markets stu further declined and before the close
OF the week American Refrigerator Beef SID down to sc
ENES-Recelpts tOdaT were 100 cars az Jersey CITY
ana ~ cars ~ bOtSf making 612 head against O,ZJO
al last Monday Mr. Eastman received IL at GOhst
and several cirs OF Bulls sold at those yards at
2i2d27sc
At Jeaev City, with 20 held the offerings
lSj carloads The cooler weather impaired better feeling
TO the Dressed Beef and trade opened active for all
grades Of CATTLE before O'Clock nearly all the
early arrivals closed Irregular but
averaged alb u lrc better at the start Tho ~ cars which
arrived late tOm baltimore no. likely 10 be closed OUT
oorados sold 10 - 1854 aSi o7; of little 2year
ods at 20 20 with very Common Choice Natives ranging
fom 81 20 TO So few rechng the outside figure Two
he report that Mr. George TOey unable 10 meet his
liabilities circulated around the yards and created m
siderable surp'e as Mr. TOrcy was consid red shrewd
manent regarded bad SYM o. The condition OF
the dressed ro3f trade Mr. T0cv reported 10 te owing
about $4,000 at the stock.yards. mlnly to hve
$1,000 to $1,000 \ meeting Of the creditors VIII
probably he held Tomorrow 1t Is TO be hoped that an ad
justmen o. matters Will be reached satisfactory TO ali con-
cemcd 800
The AID win take out $3.50 quarters Beef and 300
earcasscs OF Mutton and Mt Goldsmith Will put ON her
Live Cattle.
The weeks shipments Live Cattle and sheep Dressed
Beef AMI Mutton follows: