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TWO FINE ROOMS.

TTEFUENsHED, u ASEW hOUSE, TO
u bentio silgle Gentlemen OF Couples.
desiring LODGING only. Eligible situation.
and within quick reach Of lOEA. Apply Al
III HMM 0nlce
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FOR SALE.

FOUR ROOM HOUSE,, CODA NEW
4 and 10. 5xl1 oil v Ii barn and young
o-eh.r5 besrlug n 81. Eighteenth Ward.
come Ihir! uuc A lreeis A desirable 10
csaca E.sol5 sss,soi god farming land
~ mics s11lh 81 city. Apply u
YOUSG BIOS. $ Ma Z St
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|VHE 1856 PATTERN ROYAL NAIL
i'll Bicycle" leads them all Elk improve
nenis, 81 Of Wis. impousneei Don't fail
b investigate this "Eheel" beigTe purcERs
'ing. For particulars consult 7. .. ANGEL,
d. TEMPLE ti0cr
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Reckoning Mr.. Minis total business
here a. $780, lit could hardly have
reached thail. and giving him 20 per
cent OF the amount (S245l he probably
has enough TO clear up his expenses.
without paying salaries of course
and making the next stand-Park CITY.
In this silver camp he ought TO do well.
and We sincerely hope he wili-his hard
endeavers certainly deserve a larger
NEED Of success than he has been ac-
corded IN the west. We advise min,
EoWsyer, by all means, to SECURE al,
advance agent His interests suffered
materially here through the absence Of
that Invalnable funcfinnarr-
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-vr ,uFR1caE MARKET, GO {. FIRST
q soat5- lust opened. Flu supply o,
- ,,e@fs siwsys on hand. Willard XII
= ~, gIa5 q have 81 old friends give hin
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LApAana,. Dc. ,na o,o.,.n

sp Sss'sSIsn MAKING In all its branches
re 80, -o,: attention. given to orders fro :
Eofi, eOln55. Orders filed on h
SsSS Eesdy-made Dresses te,s =
se-ns = Aesnt for McCan's BszsT psf -
'' 10 4 W, First South Street !.
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revivals of their old successes. but have
delayed any positive decision until
learning whether it was possible for
Mr.. Royle 10 secure the great eastern
society sen-ation "Sealed Instru tions."
in which he has been PLAYING with the
Madison Square people. Nothing
decisive has yet been learned.
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\ WILLIS L. CULVER. Of Pavilion
!, l. says hat GilInore's Naen nat.
|Tb-o,, s s..1 Lin OF q long Standing
d = SI sI Sna Lung Trouble. For sale At
- '-'ih x Cos Drug Store. 10
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!; = 81 iaes srs o E E'.h The law. ana
u Of 4prii- ~ H.. . irecsors. made IN H.
lp-sytl b -, 50 many share -. -
: 4. told q ps.',ik. a. may De neeess. =
q -. Oaie- 81 kirkpstriek q nd
-S.iT CisE > y. leS 5 Asin stres = - -.
- Isl. :, ~ \, saturday, The iot's' a.. ~
g.. ll1nt &c y eIoeE s.m.. 10 "a
- o; adScr, js.;sess-aelt. iyseiherY x .ss
'i Fssno ex penses ofs.ia-
H. 1kED- coRKER sac.
sGlti.sc {, 4Ein s,rs.. Secretary.
'5Hs III u issa Territory.
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YONEY 70 LOAN.

yoTgRoY. BROKsR AND REAL
T. Z 80 AGENT, l5S Mtin street: ii ley
" : 1ses an. Lots for sac. 'iho Z
9 49, = ~ ,esi es:sre rUsiue 5 tLzlsaete1-
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Delinquent Notice.
AiAsOTH MISIyq ooNp.xv

uizh T, -,soe - business: SAT- Like c,,,-
vo.ss. 10y. Location az rs,,a Ni ~;
Co ~ ,ae Mining Distrs--. ~ ~
- al Territory. 'u-s
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nTFICt Fok nEN L.
nj A. c. YOUNG

rrvr ogFIcE SUITE !ETHE HERALD
l suIldlng. Apply at his o1lee.
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T0R sALE-SS5o

.cREs OF GOOD FAks lSS =, LIZ -9sse,
80 .T5soonsd hqse: 20 f Tea ne - " city
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MARX MeKINMINs.

lEkal AMI FEED STABLES. NOS
" rs. - a1d 80 Man s.rsei, sail Lske
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We confess our feeling of charity for
M Niln largely flies out OF the win
dows when we think of the people he
surrounds himself with. We suppose
It IS one Of the attendants Of an IN
lucky season, however; good people des
mand good pay, and probably Mr..
Minis only resource IS TO pick up those
who are willing 10 chance" It with
him or hose who would prefer 70 act
for nothing rather than not act ut
ali. To this latter class, We
suppose, Mr.. Stafford must belong. We
can not suppose Mr.. Min guilty of the
enormity OF giving him leading parts
and paying him . salary to 90 them.
his lego, last hight, was simply laugh
able, and his tragic walks and melo-
dramatic sqairaIs were mindful of
nothing 80 much as OF the demon in
Fantasn,a; II Is Eeyond apology. that a
man who never speaks the simplest
sentence so that IL could be disiin-
euished from Navajo, should be en-
trus ed with such important characters.
Miss Jordan, a very pretty girl, has a
very bad voice, which was particularly
noticeable in Julie; Mss Trimberman
Is = good reader. but has the stars rant.
and uses her arms with terrible awk-
TardneSs- The Others need no men,
ton. they are either bad or insignif-
can't
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|, vIicE THERE ,pr a,.,

J mn ~. HERE ARE DELISorrNr
lae.foi' - ii-losiuE described SsS.c, F.
glar II ,.,-,e No. ,. leyie5 . a. = IN "a
o., g.. -,-. lee several 4 ,,,,,,- ...S
|-',hs ,ae nes Of The rs s,r-g ..i,.s
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WANTED.

LADY AGENTS ACTU AA..,l
uTANlED 49, 4 daily with my wonder y
esAl J, rubber 1a5eTgsFm Iss 3so i hours
s .lssi,; s1 +. T. :. LITTLE, Lock BOX 4A' en-
sc IL
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Min played Richelieu yesterday
afternoon and Othello in the evening
10 the unvarying small audiences. HIS
greatest improvement Is noticeable in
the fact THAI he does not mouth" as he
formerly did; his greatest fault is his
tendency to rant, and TO roll on his
tongue like the sound of q vanishing
ten PIN ball, the vowel with which he
winds up an iinpassioned sentence. In
the strong scenes Of both Richelieu
and Othello. barring these defects, he
was =, times superb. his fine voice ringing
ard revei bersting and completely filing
every corner OF Ihe house. His make
ups are deficient; mis- RichelIeu would
have been much improved had ne worn
the white muStache and goaIee adopted
by sone actors. In Uthello ne rather
looked dirty white man than u
cleilnly Moor; out there was little fault
to be found With his acting, especially
in me jealous scenes. rhe great d.
alcsue with tago, where he hurls that
c;Itin to tae earth. rose near TO
grandeur, and evoked any AMOUNT of
enthusiasm amid the audience. He
was called before the curtain though
he seemed 10 come with .extremer re-
lnclalce than usual.
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DRAMATIC AND LYRIC.
Mr.. Min and His Unhappy
Tour.
TIE H0HECLUBA AND NE. 3 lyle.
Min rs OthelIo asd Richelfeu-
Booths DaoEhter-rhe Guy'nor-
Mis-. : dams-Geberal Notes.

For Man. personally, we feel the
heartiest sympathy. There Is no sort
of doubt that the man resigned his pas
torete and took up with the stage
solely out Of love for the actors art,
and IL IS pitiable 10 see him now re-
duced to the straits that attend the
broken down manager and the used up
variety actor; these we can behold play
ing to starvation business, fighting
sheriGs and working benefit lodges, we
are accustomed to regard such for
tunes as more or less bred in their
bones; bul to think of a man like Min.
who a short time ago presided proudly
over high Unitarian church
who was quoted by blue tea SETS of spin
sterS, gave lectures on agnosticIsm,
who IN short ocs upled quite the exciu-
sive place OF "leade to think oI
such man playing rawlings begging
railroad men TO re ease his baggage.
hunting from hotel to hotel before he
could find one willing 10 house his
troupe, and Diminishing an auuienct. for
q LACK of two twenty dollar gold pieces
this. we say, seems Z spectacle rs sad
as one oSuld well conjure up.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PASTUR8GE.

.nsRsIes- D HAVING IE 3 ,lSe
,eHE Uk DEE IN rs-rn. Is prepared 10 tske
/ ne r lure. F'risrnTss Sddres'
4. e 10 49, 3. DEN0iI, ~; ctr
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- Kisses MAkrISi

Irra Fss FIsM OF sLA .-gS
1 F.s a iaiSI IN ise mini has 5 x5sf
.e. ~. = idsnce IN The rear o. .
Z Ne ne Main Street
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Miss Adams, who like the other
histrionic SAT- Lasers. has come bone
t rest for the summer, goes out next
season in Osmond T, aries starring
tour. Al Hayman having given her an
excellent engagement 10 do character
part. She r'iingulshe AZ engagement
with Ka'e CasIletOn to accept it. aud We
congratulate her up "a her decision.
she says the season east pa been very
black one, New Y TX being ''al i've
~ltu impecunous and unemployed pr =
I sslonsls. She had long Du, unDIofi
table season with John A Stevens, who
she says made money. but never by any
chance paid his people Miss Adams
remains here till October. when she
goes TO San Francisco. where Tearle
opens his tour.
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DIR. ELLEN q. FFReUsox
Cue. AlTMuNIrInr

vice AND RESIDENCE, 30. "a :
hneham street.. Teieubona s,
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Mr.. Royle. since he left Utah. has
been very fortunate in his profession,
and though We know nothing of his
abilities. it is safe to say
they are not uncomfortable. or he
would not have been accorded q
second place in such a company as the
Madison Square. and such sn attraction
as Seated Instructions. His part was
that of an old French roue. though,
judging from his age and appearance.
we would say he was better adapted to
the juvenile or lover than any other
Ii G. Whether or not Senled Instruc-
ons is obtained cit is valnsble manu-
script. the property of Mr.. A. VI.
Palmer) arrangements will no doubt be
made between Mr.. Royle and the Home
Dramatic Club for a mutual appearance
during the summer. should the Club
decide on doing The Guv'nor which
they have had cast ior some timeJ on
the Fourth. the other performance
will Immediately follow it.
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IInRn nIRCUMsHANT.

VETERINARY SURGEON OFFICE
" Second Snu street.
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@ocoD GIRL Al "a l.
s'uih street
, -S7TTgs WANTED. APPLY At
N&----,T,g MACHISs Ofhs.z5 ,
TBKcE 2..,ienced hands on snos SDt1
L prf' ~ n, RoSe, rlsaagef L. l. 4 /
- , erinfy ------
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September and October delivery, 96id also ssid. do
October and November delivery 4: do November aud
December delivery 364d; December and January de-
livery Sod do January and February delivery 3G4d
do February and delivery 5-64d: do March and
Cad. 80
Tenders deliveries todsy cearngs 1900 baIee new
dOckets.
2 p m-Middling Upiands. Sid; Midding orIeans5
.lGf:
The sales Of the day included Il 600 bales American
Futures quiet but steady. Upands Low clause,
September delivery 64d sellers do September and
October delivery s64d. buyers October
Der delivery Add value. do November December
delivery, Bod sellers do December delivery
S04d sellers do January ami February delivery 5-Dfd
BUYERS do February and March delivery, J04d sellers
do March and Apr delivery lid sellers April and
May delivery ) y-6fd- sellers
Futures closed Quet steady Uplanfs
Low Addng clause. September delivery, l-64d
do september and October delivery. o-58d sellers
tObef November delivery. 3b3d sellers November
December delivery, Z-O4A sellers December and
January delivery 26id sellers January Febru-
delivery. 34d sellers February deliy
4 Gid buyets do March aud April delivery 6O4d
buyers do April and Nav delivery s64d value
GALVESTON, sept lQ.-COttOn steady. MlddIng, o. Low
Middhng 7-l6; Good Ordinary, : 1916 AMI gross
receipts s. 75I bales sales 1878 bales stock $3.50 bae
SAVANNAH, Sept. l5.-COttOn firm. MiidlIng Low
Middliug AMI receipts 216f bales exports
sales sOU bales stock. l46s bales.
NEw-OKLEAN-, sept lJ-COtton quiet. Kidding - Low
Midiing sl6 Good ordinary 1915 receipts. 1868
bales lSoi bales exports COastwsc, 23lJ bales,
800 bales stock. 2ltOJ bales
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LIVE srocK MARKErs BY TELEGRAPH

nrvf,lo sept ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS last "a hours l22
neg m Tor week thus 6.J7J beal for same time -'st
e.k rs head thrOne tOusgnnents. % cars oi whlch
- ar, 10 Newton sale; market quiet ana
, am, total tor uro.k
Inn. lar l-IU sang time last week t.tu' hel
con.ipei through. - Of which 10 NeW-l DrA -
car. lor sale market steauy. Medium ~ GOOD. % %
este Lambs Oaldllih l~itiDs H4I al
- Is0<5 b. cars Ct u.rt- -, 49,
erept last "a $3.50 head. total Tor week thus
a. Tine last week. 40 a. head. con
..gei through OF which IL 10 New-l oTh - cars
IN Light. Pigs - 90 Neir, t'r
Yor Weights II -5aS Selected Medium weights - %
IA, t0agre Mixed Heavy EndS - OOG@ Ioi All
orerlng~ ,-..- $500, r.,,o-,s. Cogge-
per,frr. shipments. 5000; market SOW mp
ntug steers 80 StOckers and Feeders - X a - -
1oss, .,us Mixed - Uuas5 - Lula a. :" ~ 49,
tbrougi Texas ~iesIs, - on :" ~.
j,eT-lecepts - 100 head shipments. 1000; market
80 p,ugD and Mixed. - uOd%4 80: Packing ana ShiD
ming - s.4s5 Light Weights ~ Oas4 - Skps - %
stS.p- Receptz 900; shipments 500: market strong
Valves ~ eO q II Texans ~ OOGsS Do Lambs - ~
,,..-.. d, too hoaA. s,i,
rsr,. % Market ~toaiy Cool 90 Choice Native zap
- Common 70 Far. - 'Va@f ~
t.,er Steers - 51Q - 90 COWS ana helers. . -
- -tock,rs teeiers IS - - % Grass ie1Ahs
Iee.pts 500 head: shipments 800 market active
49,, ~, Heavy "A GSJ - Packing 81 tVGs- o.
I.rhf "A )Ua-4 %. ,... ooo. 1917, ,r,,,
al ~y- #.
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STI1E Of TKIDE.

NO B So sr fGP tsra ysac ae so T R w Has s.
459.c.; No Nellcw Ace no 3 -. Oats-No 2 White,
Wheat &c Corn &c oatsf &C: RECEIPT " heat
$4,000 bush. Hailroad -lements-Four. 10000 bliss
BALTIMORE sept l5-COtton nrIn. Miillings. 04c. Flour
ExIr1 - 7Sas3 % do. Family - 5asi 50 CIV MiI.
= 30 ~ 8! Patg.co raa - y TO- suPeratve r1,eas
- do Amber. = a Sc. No Western u N
sosa $3.50. Cornsoutlcrn ssey Western dull
White 500 Sic. do Yellow: 5Oajlc Western Nike SPOT
~ Gi5e oats qlet southern. % 5lc.. Western " le
5Iq57c Hay-Priine Choice 10 90 Is 90 Pro
s s s'5 am Char la. b s,es pacRe "a Se bacon
Shoulders. sI5c.; Cear ub sides sac: Hams Is l+c;
Creamery DC Eggs II Ike Peiroeum-RehneL 6'G
lvertool per seainer cotton l364a Flour Is.
go 44d. keceipts-Flour i52og bbs@ WI. lle@ %
Flour 2t4.i Dbls. Wheat il66OJ bush -slss-"neaI
Winter Wheat - l5asi 20, spring whert - 5Oas4 10.
H Is Ii 80 E. ye foar|sj 3 g 10 in 66%
WGest a.,k sales ranged sept 74l-a 10 -. closing
cio.ss at 4 e. May. 81 T. 30 spring "a Corn weak
CASH % c 0epi % + a 81 &C. .loai- a. -, C. ~ o. :
Go,ns at 80 &C. %eS cas ~ so1nT AT
- - 49, so-ihS 81 80 &C.. 20 III, g., oio'E a.
F., mS "D 10 :. 81 o. Mes. PORK io%rT
closnr a $40 o. ~. october so s0asll IS closing at
sos sio - - Noycn.,r $40 J5aslO - p closing al
I,~ 80 = --.,l r.o.ns Al - g6o-- =, :, Orooer.
D,i,- - e - o., - -iart mis- sfe,fr-
fasn 3D. Boxes Meats-Drr -atei shoudcr.-s6 II =
o. S,.plt IL. o, , It-.,t ,s., i,t.h I'm
hooeip.Tf ,, W. o. i,., Ne 0ro bn-h, Harev
tNt.unv lu-'' 'i1' '' no', 49,.
iuiUuu JUS. ~ ~ IN. >" no., n,sh ~ nu,
busi; Noili - i''"0 O"'"'' r'''' -'N ~ '' $780,
LaIicN. o'."V'' .,.,- .. -
CiNciS a r. 7-pI 1, '.i 4,.s ga y FL r.
Fancy :" D." z, ~ - ~, oa, i,r-h c,,rr ~ .
Cents: t',"' 49,, pa 80 %, Bare y" tpirset-
Inrs Ill s., Lard - nr. Bulkmeat--~ nouidcrs 80.
I,or kan. - o. Bacp--louldrr- r. IS. y snort Rib-
:, ., snort Clear. Nnlskry--cs at II ~ Hogs
$4,000 0
... ,t-..,+ ", W.. .a $50 Cash and
DhlE'li. ..p- 10. s --i,, ~ - pi = 20 f,.h .
sept et,l 'i4,ui-'i - t,-.--
ecpt- - .'., O'-'"v4' or I'm ~ - ~
80. =. hc~. -'-. No. . ""'e' 1-". o' ~
MILWAUKEE,. sept l5-Four quiet Wheat weak; Cash.
:, lr Oc. 1js,. Nov. a. Corn dull 40 ?. ~ 9
oats-No y - -, l.ve-SO. 81 w. BarrvNo. =. - C
.,i--tc,s Po.k CASH or sept. oct al %.
ar-lrme steam Dasl'or -olt ?, 80. oct. ~ 80 - But
fr-thrce Crclmerv l6 l-c Dairy. - l-c Nhce7ebest
Cream. "a9--c hg-sFlcS. li21 llc i'e'eyt'-F iouF
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tf,yepoof -rpa. l5-PrOyi,Ons-Bacon, Cumberland 'ut
- ,.t iuus ,csr Nlddle- 81. Cd. snort Gear At4es
R4Is Ul -AOuHles SIS Od per c"l- ieot
-- I'd ,i "a ia PRIME Aess t%s Oh IutA-
,,,ur Ness. Oi pei DOL. fiiihe a4cs', has.eln
'i-,.d Cd LarG-AmeilcaH Dos PRIME est
Jll. 81 81
~. OIL Euttcrs2s. "a. pei cwt Tor hnest niled
ut.-,r- thOltc. 4oa Oh Nicat-itei
.....4..r, ruuna Os a 4Ou. hed " inter- Os Oh
t,,t GENITAL No. . " ntea, us otL. 90 No
- Mixed estern. Al ed California 70
49, Ia az. ID: No. = 81. sd. DUs Sd per Genital ITO
OF IuIpentIae. -. 0L dO. al London Is "a
.rune.l Petroleum, 81 per gallon Clover orel-
i.i.,'... t,e. ass. IdllUW-SJ, Oh per e"'.
A.,,rt,,.. Z,s. sd. ty, lbs Oh per CIV y
I'M t,u,.l 90 sl. Paic, IIs o. COS Oh l-hscci Oi
a., "a - ,NL American tc.Ii-rt-.ol DeoS
er.. OI quarters. al per ID AopS ~ 4-o"
I'M -taic ~ D. vi on, -.r, 4, d
'ysnnv -epl n-irOduce-1lnseed Oh. 42l os-td q
- ~ ,sr I'm. Iisee,- . ID per quarter In
- C..ke a. Is. Ton henno- fctIOieul- -
- n.r gallon. spirits OF lurpeutine - W. pct
AJl tun. KOsin-,UniilOn %. ~ Pel
.le d., OIL lls. Cd frOsirions-i-tft o4s. vi pei
t for American. zugar-lZs. 81 per cwI ioI IDA en-
- u.,ailzIg 3d. and lis ID q rs Od ioi Musoo' auO
pi,. anOAL Australian IAiow-bocL -os "a. a. -
IA ttafon ID ans. TIL tOcoahut non 80
- ,gntu ga American Refrigerated bcei 40 wi i"i
IN, o1arers and - I'd. oio quarters per Old " VIC
az o.,.ot.,,,- Fine nal. American. 10
,,nc. - eentnes 10 francs 10 cennes seHeI M
WI,o1s l.ra al 30 uancs % oeh'i'o' FoA NV
.-...,e..., r. .,srLs o. ufennigs
" leoA Lara closed Al 81 marks % penHiss per 4"' 4"
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Az ACT 10 provide FOR subnin 10 the people me l1fs
shall thcrr be a con, eH''n 1" 'e''' '''
suTRIFF's OFFICE.

II Z
,.,.v Avn Corxry % NEw-Y ok, July 70. 1856 }
,,t,, 49, aIove la be q copy oi tie erctlon ho'ioe
receifrn vJ hc WIS ' HU6H J. GRANT
Sheriff OF the city and County % Ne" ioiN
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5ituations Uanteo--females.

4 RESPECTABLE cOlored woman TO work
"a by day CAL or address ADVERTIsER BAG Vest
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Western infection Creamery. IL d16c Wesern Dairy IL
ai2c; Western Factory, iOal2 pc 49,; CHEEsE-The
arm and there little stir 10 the demand
state sd l0kc: Night skins 7os+ci Western Flat pa
aeA. 80. EG9s-Arc higher agsin with ialr DEMAND
State 1oal9 hyc Canada lsc. Western. lisa lsi2c
sTGAR-The market fru but quiet sales 400 hhds.
l6cc Pair Refnina, 4sd4 Ice; Centri
fussl 90 Ice fair business in Refined At arm
Loaf l6d6A-c Crushed, lbd6rc. Cubes.
SSiGasLc, Powdered 6Sl8ae9c; Grsnulated ga
Ice. Mould A. sos l. l6c Confecuoners A." &c;
Coffee standard IL lee: Coffee OF A." 5lgc; White
Extra c." 5sa6 lee; Extra &C" 5a5 slice; &C. 4ss@
zTc. Yeliog. 4has1c.
sTEARfNE- Dun ana or less nominal City quoted
at she and Oeomargar1ne 7<n7Ac
Sales 900
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From NETWORK ro, ITYERPooL VIA QUEENS
SPECIAL NOTICE.
CUNARD LINE.

I l.
Tho steamsi ID B0thuia Will dispatched = extra
steamer FOR Liverpool Queenstown Tuesday september
n at a. H. having superior accommodations Rates tor
passage 500 so and 49, Iner Late aud >teet4se 10
low rates.
Apply 10 - -
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INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS.
MEXICAN NATIONAL RAILWAY.

pono'drs are invited 70 deposit their bonds with tho
CENTRAL. TRUST COMPANY of New York under a
plan reorganization prepared by the Bondhoders Commit
tee Copies plan agreement may be obtained foA
Company. At tie olce oI inc colle'
No. 82 Nassau-si. NcwlOrk.
SPENCER TRAsK SFLAH CHAMBEKLA+N'
JOHN DERUYTER. HENRY AMY.
GEORGE BURNHAM. CHARLES j. CANDA
SAMUEL L. PARSONS WM. +. ID. STOKES,
AUGUST KUTTEN
GO
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pr vo-tA R.psr. v:ss-ls Ant 7ti-otfs
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

rrrr,C continued activity noticed on the Brazil MARKER
- L. on prices obtained compared " IN the previous
~ yo ceS 81 Options active and 20 points hlgner
g.. ~ 5cl BAGS Closing prices January 10 10 UP
TO- lO.l5 March. 10 10 q JOE Apr ~ ~ a
.rt.luher lOl5S 1920; October ln lbQ lu2V No
l.l,.- 10 lOalOl5 December. loJOa 0l9 Inc nrhl;
Ven hcli.r Mid styles checks an Otherwise ADcra
NJ ,erf A good trading IS carried on howcver. .,,
.I,rON The spot market hrm but wlthont quottDle
fair trading. OF which note 100 bales Tor eh ltt
e "a. bales CONSUMPTION. Port receipts 90 GAY StOl
is pairing with ,oSO bales last "eeA' anu 4'''i0 '
this dav Last year. .. ,..s %. o,osste,ot, RIO,
co; based on the Ancrf an standard OF CLASSIFICATION
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4 !,
~ nr class Young man. VINO can be highly rvcommendet
by last employer for f0ar mas nrseiass knowl
edge and all INDOOR work, and mil.
II required. Address COACHMAN, HarnessmaAers kngs
bridge, y. y CITY,
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To the Stockholders OF the Wabash, St. Louis
and Pacific Ra lway Company

Notice Is hereby given after september Is. 1896 no
Certificate. az stock OF the WaJash Louis AMI Pacific
Railway Company Will received IN exchange for ceFUn
Gates OF the Purchasing Committee. emitting the holder 10
the reorganzei company Inc time aoo'0
mentioned IL absolutely the which such eK-
change be made stock received Will De subject TO the
payment o the instamens and interest thereon from ApI
TO- lsso and one dollar per share penalty.
For the Purchasing Committee.
Nev,yorL Ang a. 1856 O. D. ASHLEY, Secretary.
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