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The Irish standard., 1888-10-13

Mrs. +, (,arrigan, Of st. Louis. who
was visitor to Minneapolis during the
aarlv summer months, aud who attend
ed mass at St. Stephens church, has
forwarded to Father Kenny statue OF
the s.Mother of Grace" The generous
donor will be kindly remembered for
her magnificent pre- sent.
The large cedar post mill OF J. B.
Chatterton, on Eighth avenue north
east, caught fire Tuesday night from
some unknown cause and was totally
consumed. When the Gre was dlscov
cred flames were coming through the
roof, and although all the available
force of the fire department was soon
at work. it's labors were Of no avail.
AS reported by the surveyor general
the Doom sale for Septt mber fonts up
361 .423 logs and 4S ,842 $50 feet. This is
about 5000 600 feet less than in August
but the mills were nearly all shut down
for several days early in the month,
and the working days were two less
than in August. Logs are coming very
freely now and all the mills arc we'll
supplied.
At St. Anthony Of Padua Church last
Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock, Miss
Mamie Sheehan was united in mar
riage 10 Timothy S. Bohan. Rev. James
O'Rielly performing the ceremony IN
presence of many friends Of the con-
tracing parties. A reception was CIV
en- in the evening at the residence OF
the BRIDES parents, 647 Madison street
northeast.
The Northwestern Miller in it's issue
of FRIDAY said: One large mill, q re-
suit of a succession OF accidents, made
no -four at all last week, and the out
put was cut down about 10000 barrels
thereby. The combined production Of
those in operation was 1862. 800 barrels
averaging 27 1888 barrels daily-agalnst
IT'S, 100 barrels the week before, aid
167 300 barrels for the corresponding
time in 1887.
On Wednesday, the 10Th inst, at St
Stephens church, Rev. Father Kenny
officiating. Mary E. Woolsey vas united
in marriage to VIM. Roche. The cere-
mony took place at 8 a. m., in the pres.
ence OF goodly number Of friends and
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acquaintances. Mr.. aud Mrs. Roche,
who are both highly esteemed in the
city, will have the best wishes of q
large circle Of friends for their future
prosperity and happiness.
City Physician Dunn has prepared the
following report OF the city hospital for
September: Number of patients in the
hospital September /, As; received dur
ing the month, al; treated, 81; dis
charged, 20; died. 3: number in hospital
September 81, 55. Cost OF provisions
per week $1.47, and per capita 81 IL;
total hospital expenses, $3.50 SO. The
city physician says that the cost per
capita was less last month than it has
been since the hospital opened.
A runaway at the corner of Wash
ington and First avenue south caused
no little excitement Thursday morning.
Mrs. w. P. Douglas, wife Of, a prom
lnent real estate man Of this city,
and q lady friend were in the
buggy. As the team crossed Nicollet
avenue at a high rate of speed, Patrol.
man joseph Ryan, came to the rescue
and stopped the horses at the risk OF
his life and Was loudly cheered by on
lockers for his act. The ladies escaped
uninjGred.
The Cadets entertainment last Tues,
day evening at Harmonic hall was a
success in every particular. A crowd
ed house greeted the boys in the even
ing and the programme was carried
through in pleasing manner. Fully
$500 has been realized from both enter
talnmeuts. Too much credit cannot be
given to the Orphans orchestra for the
excellent manner in which their selec-
tions were rendered. The band COM
prises about fifteen of the little fellows
from seven to ten years OF age.
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CITY BRIEFS.
The telephone call of HE IR1sl

The telephone call of THE IR1su
STANDARD is 165 4.
Holy Hosary parish fair opens at Har-
monia hall Monday, October ~.
Captain John A.. Reed, late warden Of
the state PRISON, has SO far recoyered as
to be able to be about.
Announcement is made Of the mar.
riage OF Dennis Quinn and Miss Kate
Hamilton, to take place in the neal
future.
John L, White, a Milwaukee railroad
e1nploye, was knocked down and robbed
Of $40 by two rnen near Layman' GENE.
terry Tuesday night.
There will be a meeting of the County
Board Of the Ancient Order of Hiber.
mans to morrow Sunday afternoon at
Windom hall, 4:30 O'clock.
Rev. James McGolrick sailed from
Queenstown Wednesday. October 3,
on board the steamer Adriatic for
America, and is expected home to-day.
The Supreme Court, last Tuesday
filed decision refusing to grant Hal
Reid, OF Minneapolis, new trial, now
serving out sentence of fifteen years
in state prison.
Thomas Hanrehan, manufacturer
and dealer in all kinds OF brushes. at
1l71 Third avenue south, is doing an
extensive business IN this line and gives
general satisfaction.
Mrs. Dunn, the respected mother OF
Engineer Frank Dunn. of the Milwau-
kee road, died at 1910 Sixteenth avenue
south on Tuesday last, and was buried
! from Holy Rosary church on Thursday
The approaches to the Lyndale ave
nue. brid ge, the contract for which was
let some two weeks ago, have been
completed and the bridge is now ready
for the iron, which is expected here by
! the middle of November.
| Roger Vail, we'll known in the walks
of life, has been nominated by the
Democracy for q position on the libra
ry board. The Tribune may turn its
batteries on him now, but he will move
on to victory just the same.
| At the church OF st. Lawrence South
east Minneapolis, the marriage of Miss
Maggie Talbot to John Cronil, was
solemnized by Rev. James O'Reilly
A large number OF friends assembled at
the church to witness the ceremony.
The barbecue on Wednesday was a
grand success in all it's details. Over
three thousand people. were on tbs
grounds in the evening. Addresses
were delivered by E. NJ. Wilson, Daniel
Buck, Dan W. Lawler, Chris. A. Gal
lagher and others.
The familiar face Of Officer Simon }.
McNulty is again noticeable. He is
back on his old stamping ground, First
avenue south, Washington avenue and
Third street. He was transferred from
this beat q short time since, but has
lbeen returned and the citizens rejoice
|thereat.
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PERSONAL,

J. l.. Gavegan has gone to Fargo on a
brief visit
Thomas Dwyer, of the Telephone conf
pany. took a trip TO Chicago Wednes-
day.
Thomas Downs, editor of the Green
Isle Democrat, was in the city Monday
on business on business.
Miss Mollie Meagheris is visiting at the
home Of Dayid T.. lSutler, Second ave
nue. north. between First and Second
streets.
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Benefit for Division No. 8, A. O. Fl.

Next Friday evening Division Ne. 8,
A. 0. H. will receive benefit at the
Peoples theatre. The play for the oc-
casion will be 1.-The Irish Rebel" with
j. G. Callahan in the title rola. An ex-
tended notice Of the play appears in
another place. Irish people she uld at
tend the theatre that evening.
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MINNEAPOLIS.
THE THEATRES.
The Grand.

Emma Abbott and her company have
pleased large audiences at the Grand
this week. Miss Abbott is just as great
q favorite as ever, and her company is
efficient and we'll. balanced.
Next week 1.-THE Pearl of Pekin" will
be placed On the boards.
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Attention

A meeting OF all Irishmen Of the
Sixth ward, irrespective Of party, will
be held on Tuesday evening, October l6,
at lll2 Washington avenue south, at
7:3O o'clock, to consider matters Of the
greatest Importance to all. You are
expected to be present. Per order CON-
mittee.
Bargains i'll underwear. 0, T. SWEET,
900 Nontral ovonuot
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S. e. e. e, L. BAUM O.
Dress MAKING


Northwest
ploying ability
perfection few house attempt
building spirit put millinery
dominated with
Minneapolis 7i
cbeeruy given
guaranteed moderate.
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Prime DaiTv Roll At t6iso Sgsnr 't'1 Mc, . a.Ti
6 noSe so Receipts lg5o shipment. 40 Egg. arm
sssc ssers excnans stead amt Gnchansei Wheat
re'e 5000 Uush shipments 5000 hnsh
CASH ir" sSH' ,c 9SSS SoyymrS7c
~ i4e ost, -t,ons No Wilt 2'c rye .n a1.
Der al sc Provision, quiet .e'dy Ae, PORK o,, .1
slO 10 Butter steady Oarv tsi7c hsss 'icair Fresh
Flour 200 So &se' wheat 2s 65S Sa.a Barsy
shi ,nenls-FOur 800 bits Wheat none: Barley 6'1OO
xxEAPoLs, Sept H.-wheat .ica,y local receipt.
were - and shipments so cr' Closing quo. atom
No October Csc; on track s9p No .orthern cab
81 Ns : 8ornern roc cash o. DO SEPTEMBER
DO octoOsr 90 PC Oh track. Old 94c Flour steady and
..s &: S Mixed 81 ss a.es Es'' sc
qsSs 50 Is " @hs none Corn ~ 90
bush oat Soo bush Rye 91o 'nea Oar, eaT aeg Soe
PHILADELrHl. sept I4-Four steady prices ged
do a." Extra. S. ~ as SO. so Winter Family
= ss Role Pss, 8 ses 90 6a c
s. 2cg - to DO I'M % 81 Lo IA and
southern @! lo; ole.r 81 - IS e = 'sr"s, :. IS
Clear $! sas4 . DO straight 81 $1,000: DO Patent
Flour Tu at 50 IS 'I per S6 continual
qps prices saa weaSr ynPa W ed ns
Z.
DO 40 for for bece@r 10 Kyc ogie -iey It
81 SIC; sales OF Ungradrd al Sac CTn-Narket ruled
steady Oerate offerings AMI light zoe Trade
demand = Mixed n 2Dln-sL elevator 53tc n on
track sac: No. ? xeG 'or september 90 93icf
Tor December 460+sc- Oats-MarSct tor sp't lots
81 steady. local ffaie femaut ght REJECTED
White SOC. UngraGei White Ld32 lac No 3 Nhite
32 80 White 20 run depot Boo IN ures nrm higher 8
20 White for September 3t4e5t'c 40 or
October . asa &c 30 Tor November 81 r13i PC
90 December g. d3joc Potatoes firm at "a oc per
basket Provisions steady ans good demand Beer
City. Family. Der DBL. = j)Ps3 - 10 10 Ptrett7
= 3JGs 90. smoked sect he. Beef Hams 81 90
SO O0. sl6 80 Mess Sew I'll 90 10
l5c.: do ;. P. curei IN uercss j. el2-c 10 90 10
shoulders. u dry SAT- AMI fully cured ~ TO-
do snjSeL - SnDu iers. picsls cureL sc
&C do Breakfast Bacon Ii 2Gl2 PC Larf nru- CIV
met II JIaS.l steam ri -a i1a Butchers loose
81 a. - Butter nrn-Pennsv wanna Creamcrr L-trs
% &c Western reAmeiy Extra lOT0 &c. u. L ana ~
Y Creamery extra A. llc western FACTORY 4lOi'c
Packing butter 2, C Eggs .tra v urn Pennsyivann
demand air; Sew YORK Fun cream s0J4c. oAt'
Flats Choice Ss~s Far Pr ia SC >uear-
Refined Powdered s. Gr.nuatei ll-lbc Feed fl4.
Winter Bran Sl6 5IGfl7 IS par ION Petrole m
bbi% Wheat p so nu-lL Corn none. Ost 10000 bush
shIpmenss-WHeat L4OO bush COra 2.lO0 oush Oa's
Il. 500 BUSH
TOLEDO. sept l4-wheat dull. quiet: cash goa. e0ic;
September So sc; October s3A.c Decenb" Doc corn
quiet cash &c Oats steady 40 White .1bc. Glover
acure. nrm; - 25 10 Der IS IS Novem
Der S. 40 Keceipts-Wheat $4,000 bn-L ORR &4'oOo
Wheat loo bush $4,000 bush. oats LOCO bush
Cloverseed 1865 bags.
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pArrrnoR- sept IA Cotton steady Kidding lO lose
Flour qef eay Howard aaf Western super Tine
. ~ q . EAtr. 10 {. 100 s. Fa nlT 10 81 30 q
CIV so o. Ertrt do IS ~ q Ht
90 no Bran - IS Prt1-, - nv = IS 40 super
lative Patent Wsett-Southeru active and hru.
Putt 81 GLOBE lOngDerrv 900 Western dull and
oper 30 Req spot . % d0. Septen D~r
T. q L.. -,c 90 rn9i'r Decen ner - = q
g-c Coru--outh-rn nrn ant steady. White 81 q &C
Yellow 81 Western amt steaff Nixru spot
Sac Dd year 46s al 40 January 46dt6%c Oatr
rfm a angrG Southern 81 &C Penn
sv.vana 32Q sac. western Whte 32sJlr. Western
NJ III - a3lc Rye nrm and steady. Prime
eo1.2r IA que steady. Prime
err -I8 0OeSlo 90. Provision. quiet and ste .0y.
Mesa Pork ia IS Bukmeats shoulders AMI clear RIO
side. packed 9G99c. 3acOD-ShOuiders s2c Cea RiD
S,fe- -, Hams lfs - Lard refined Butter
steady Western pacEei l- i % d Egg
frn j. ~ u y. PetrOeum -teely defined H. Cone.
f-fn. Ha c4rsoe - 100. trn. "A" soft
&C Copper rcnBei IS al &c wh sksr quiet
Llv-r.s1ul -teauer
Cotton ST. ton i7& 6A Gram 30 D0t Eece pts
1000 DDs Wheat o..OW BUSH Corr $1,000 Jnsi-
Cat- "a. bu-A. 1850 bush SIN nsats- Flour
- 100 bush Wheat $4,000 bush salrs-WAsat 10000
bush Corn $4,000 bush
CmcAso, Sept 1.-THE Leading fatares rangei
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3sc; Coffee OF A." 797 1-sc White Extra " G. go
G7c; Extra c. 6 34d6S1c. " c. l--Go ooc' fei
low. ga 316c ,,- -. -. =, .
ToBkCCO-The steady and trading IN SEED leaf
more active sales 3OO 1887 Pennsy Nanis Ia
vana lea2sc $50 do 1887 do seed i2s do ~ 30
do 1887 New England Havana lSdSoc -VV 90 loo..
State Havana private terms 500 do lss1 Wisconsin
Havana IOg1sc. Sun1fles lGSuc 900 bales
iisVs1a CO., - 10 900 d SumatFs Al 35atl 90
AIIOW-Quet but steady at SS Tor prime city
Sales 80 COO n Al the quotation. -. =. -. 49, -
Wo0INWhiie not active the market has shown moder
ate aniroon Ana full rat ooianei on tn bu,in $
effected sales comprised il ooc o nne 20 up%ashed 70
ooo A. " ana Is ooi fleece. S5c; 1000 do IL blood
" washed eec 10 600 40 nne australia SGc $4,000 10
w 0b,o ~ %. so coo Territory, 500 do block
do So 600 60 secured do go GOO DO pulled 90
q 600 40 reSas bucks 10 600 do spring Texas 800
do secured Texas 90 600 do secured California 1000
40 sr-,nc rexas 10 goo DO No delaine 10. 900 do
Michigan 10 600 Georg a, 1000 DO d ana combine II
GOO domestic nols SIS bales Cost ln1l lO4 DO black do
DO GO DO Bagdad. IS do China on private terms
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LIVERPOOL SEPT. 1850 o. m.-Bee-In fair demand.
Pork-In far demand Hams-Iu "a dcuani Bacon In
demand Cumberland cut >t-ay al sos I'd clear
hrn at sss Chee-e-ln poor denand America finest
In AR demand spirits OF rurpentne-In Jar demand.
isosl,-ln demand. Lard-spO iutures-fn tar
iemand Wheat-Iu poor demand new No Wnier dull
AZ = spring dul Fourth far
demand ira No spring stedv al los o. Coru-spot
Futires-ID desand mixed Western. spot dull
l. si -epter Der sail al . II - 10 October
4 II III d. >OvernJer iull al So 0i4d Hops
London w.York State-Iu tair demani
LONDON, ls-Ln-red cake. Il ljs on CHI
cufa insect Gd per quarter Ia II
MuscOv2iO Alr renulus spirits OF turieDine rs %
ANTWERP. sept l4.-wicoIs lard closed ll5 o
AxTwERP sept a. Petrolea'n-Fine ptle 20
BREMEN sept "a -Niicox'- closed AZ marks per
40 ID. Petroleum marks pfenulgs.
OIL MARKETS.
on CITY Penn Sept IL -Nlti,ns Transit csrtifcat.,
opened 81 highest J4 lowest 9l'4 closet 81 ..
Sales -27. 90 cearance- 5.24i000 barrels
81. 1876 barrels
Prrr-BURG Penn. Sept l4-Petroleu dull and heavy
National Transit opened az SO clOso! 81
llgArsi. 9i'< Lowest. "a
BRADFORD Pam. sept l4-Satona rr11sii Certificate.
opened Al g3A closed At % highest yik loves, %
cletfances l,49i. 300 DDls.
TirysviL L Penn sept II -Nlto7a Transit Certificates
opeue, 1913 highest pa .owe~t 49, ci sc s4'.
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET
FAIL RIVER ,la-,. Sept IA The printing cloth market
quri steady ~ Tor ID squares ana &c for COX
So cloths
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surrALo sent IA arisKeceipts for al - honrs
50 bead Total the thus far ll77O head Fer
l. $50 Consigned through IL 3
carIorf-. 9io en- Ncw-Nork; ale - caroa
PRIME Native steers firm at 81 90 0So % other
uucI nigel
SaeeD-ecelDts ss % 10 go heat Tota for the
tar 36SoO head FOR same time last week
1870 Consigned through l. carloads OF VIII 10
York - carloads. Cool 10 CHOICE scarce ana
70 uO0 - 1 Ine-i0r 10 FAIR tul AZ - 20 ds5 20
Western L amos nal
HOES R-cepts AL y n0lrs 300 head Tota TO- the
ve.s thus $3.50 hrid For same time last week
a. al through 50 carloads, OF which = TO
New YORK market stetdy.
CHICAGO Uniou SOCK Yaris. ~-Dt Il The Dror>rs
Journal reports cattle pece ITS 5000 mead shipments
5000 heat Market steady. Beeves 50 luDf 30 Steers
5ua5 Stock adj Feeders = op G-5 20 Cows
Pulls and Mlxed Il 80 a. go; Texas cattle : 1900
. 90. Western It4users - IS IS 10
HogS- Heceiot, 10000 neal ship uents 1000 narxe.
strong Mixed - -JNb so Heavy 20 lOGO ~ LSAl
50 q6 40 Skips - oil d 50.
SteeO- Receipts 3 90 heal shipments 1000. market
strnng Natives Inferior 10 Prime - 7Jd3 20 Wes ern
Slorn - IO4s4 U5 Texans shOrn - IS a. 60 LAMBS
- OOdo 90
ST Louis sept l4.-Ca '.e-Receipts 1910: shipments
market Choice Native steers 20 ia
So Ftir TO GOOD Steers - jOQJ 25 Butte hers
Ste-r- Medium Choice p sOGs so SUCKERS ana
Fe.d-r- FAR 10 - OG3 90; Rangers Corn c'l
. Ia 20 or is,-f-l 81 IS n s 81.
ogs- $50 shipments 2s3 N .rket 'Tons
ing Medium Prime 20 81 85 Light Grades Ordinary
10 - lD05 80 900 $500
sheep receIpt- $50 shipments o"O' MARKET ste@N
air Choice +0l4 90
50 shipments loO 4e1ans anu IL
dians. loads. s2O U $40
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Chicago Sept II Specialization pulaton has been ap
parent today Al the stroke Of the bell brokers appeared
10 every part Of the pit bidding Justify FOR wheat The
crowd had sold about ali they cared TO Yesterday and
offered the advance. The short,
promptly a. they Invariably do on the FIRST upturn and
they had covered the bidding ceased letting
prices down haf cent quickly A. the bottom the sam
repeafc 4. q
~ IL cents, but the moment the bidders were wi-i-
drawn the market went back 90 so 81 cents. There
mas been an enormous trade IN corn IN weak mari
days without injury the and the
danger from frost leu- ho ders become anxious
realize. The fear " larger receipts IN The Immediate
future has had depressing effect the market auf
values have yielded about cent The greatest wtanr.-
being October and November Cons Ierab.c long stun
has gone overheard stop orders oats held femarE-
ably well and have not varied Il cent from yesterday
prices. The trade active There +, nothing
new report ID provisions Pork saaref ltte further
a dull market bur ribs and lard maintained tAr.r
strength There received 900 hogs and 1000
expected saturday Trade 'i-ht and ed
little in the afternoon Wheat the curb
stronger a. 81 Il cents for December
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NEW.1oRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GREAT FNI IHAIk Trunk LINL
On AID Ter september 10. trains leLve

"a sld a5ar SEP tsnber is. trains ieavs
Gi.ANQ IN .KAL STATION,
largest and fl.i-t Passenger station IA America.
room cars to saratoga Piatt6afg and Montreal 20
- 49, a. H.. FAMOUS vEsTIBULED CHICAGO AND
ST LOUIS LIMITED, composed eNcus,veiy o. buffet
smoking ear. f-s ga ORA" lnsroom ana sleeping cars
Falls Erie Cesea lnLans Yoiis ana IO.edo arriving AZ
Chleaso a. 30 In -. louis 40 D. IL next cay
10 30 a. u Chicago Express for Niagara Falls. To-
r2nto Cleveland Cln.i!natl I'D aaapOl,s Detroit and
room cars to Canandaigga. Rochester and tlchheld
III 80 a. NJ Western New-Tork and Northern Express
for stIatosa, Lake George, Ru4and Bennington North
80 ,. m. sarsto-i ami Utica specia. with daw!ns
room cars % Albany. Troy and saratoga - -..
for " am-toyn. North Adams and intermediate points
- p NJ, Fast Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis Ex-
press for Nacan Fiis Buffalo Suspension Bidse To
Detroit and Chicago with Sleeping and dining cars
slep gears - Plasbu,r ana Montreal Va Rog-e's Point
and VIA -. ADans. also Ottawa va s. Nuans sni Cana
except sunday sunday train does q Albany
30 ? m o5 % o. l-, NSun Pln s Ian Snsiy
via Paftsburg and Chanlugy Railroad also 90 Lrzeree
S,ratora and Airondack Railroad Sleeping ears New
York Pldttsbuig and North Creek
Buaa5 S;5' a. M an W. y lo ie5aeld spr,ne.
80 F'9 >,r.ra toiis q-orcnro teiseis1s
Cincinnati. Indianapolis s. Louis Detroit ana Chicago
Islpni- ~ r,r' -,v except Saturday. also to Canaan
.m.4..-.1 I..0s .ack Mountain special FOR Saratoga
LaSe Ocoi-e Plausourg. loon Lake saEanae Lake,
Pau sm.ta, g. ais, Tor sharon SPRING CoeDerstown
Tcaets aul space IN. and sleeping ca
% ps,s etc Bae-y place 81 West Is5ts 81. aSd
l3,tA-st station, Nen- "a: 333 Washington ana go
Ne-tco't, express calls for ani checks baggage from
nov l.l9 day. other, daily except SUNDAY. sstop az
l3shsr saQ.n @ take up passegrs ier Norh and West
General sue .iatendert General Passenger AGENT
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

rains leave West 42a station station toIIsEs ana 70
Delo.t AMI Chicago, . 50 a H. - 90. - Is p. n
syracu-e. Bula-o. EochesteT. Suspension Bridge. Nj
aga Fa4.a -. - 40 . 90, . Is p NJ
Ctca. Is, - 90. II 80 m, Is 10 > Is ?. m
. KINGSTON Slugeltics, Cats4l Albany, 3 rs. Z l5.
% %, II 80 a. H. 49, 100. &c .OO = Is p. N.
Csansgon.A West Point Cornwall, NewbuFg, g -,
= 10, % 10 10. II 30 n. fs) 100, 10. Ia
p -. 10 D and 20 y. CralstO1s Cornwall.
New burg.
For Montreal and Canada Fast 80 90 p m.
Hamilton. London. 40 SO a n g 90. IS Is To.
ronl0 o.. % a. d. 600, 3 Is ..
- Eeglnt eep4g-cars for Buffalo. Niagara sa4lA Detro&
-Dsly fDa4y except SATURDAY. Other trains daily
excep5 SUNDAY. leave Jersey City. r. r r. st&
ton. ta II 20 a. H., 40 HobOken West Shore
sLar on, a. II 80 a ~, ~ 40 D. IA
FOR tickets tables. pal sieep.ng-car accom-
moda.ons Or iniormaLon Apply al Offices BfooAyn-s3s
Drlcc ~
ton-st Ncw- YORK Cty-363 7s5 s42 Broadway, 1853 II
BoHcIy. II Park place and West Shore foot Of
West 42c-sL, oot Of y.
Westco.rs Express for and checks baggage from
hotels re-iercea <. r.. LAMBLkf.
vanderbitave General Passenger Agent
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

NewTS Friday sep sIsc, 81 EYE ESEoIsps s.
single ca Of ca cattle At doh-st and - cars tor the
%cinesday made the total offerings carloads Trade
opened about previous prizes for Medium 70 SHCI
Nse sSf Closed eSSrnay du Snd oo lover
NI F6oS 5 % FAR Tsnans sse.$ 100
carload Of Good eonfed Coorsio hS!ioeeds az 20 10
Good Naive steers the extremes OF 50 ooase win
car Of Western Heiiers brought So Is. and few Bulls
shipments Tomorrow and sunday 1872 Beeves and 800
2s sate tco Sv..r,ers or beef and s. sheep
saes-Sheruan CgVer y Indiana o 1se,' ., 4! iq o
y 90 ii9- St + 90 92S no. s. 80 Is DO 76
e 90 > TO- ~ h at - So Il DO. 1907 n at IS 90
J schan5ers % virginia steers, 1876 n. at 81 As
D NePhc Virginia Steers 1850 = 2 a. SO Z
n a. - 50 6 DO 1918 n at - DO 1883 :. at - 40
10 Wes,era Do l2l4 n a. 1909 a., 8gS ID al IT
J p SaIler Co. Indiana steer 1900 n at g 50 :
o. az a 81 20 do iss at - o. g TeSaas
g57 = a. s3 10: p western Heifers 1913 y at - 20
Wilma Seer 1910 n at - 20 do. 1920 n al s5 20
IA g. loS2 : st 90 81 a T Sso sl n at a. So 50 10
IN Io4t r. az - 30 do. 1000 % 20 Pennsy yania
Steers I2ls = at 90 "a 10 81 as q0' ,ocker 1888
I at a vs. &c. i iSSi77 ,. az . 90
CON-, Say Marx iaesS 0 6 f- sses 51a pqsA
Calves. with sales a. So 90 I Per 10 is 80 a
saes-IIa'ienbeck & Hollis II western calves 2ss y
&c 49, a =, a. ec IA, a. 'i,a n at Sc I'D"
Hume { Mullen: 80 Grassers. o4s n at 1-2c; Fed
hS7rinson Is 5rassers COG n, SO 40 IS But
'' Fverl,, rtcocf: 81 raseers e9s =. at Ice; %
walsh Kirfy Co Grassers 3s9 at at le &c No,
- ~ BH,rDrm'ke $50 y AZ S-4c Veals, 80 y al
DC u DO 2oo = A. T. DO l2o :, a, 30 ,-s n, s7a
heade1 cars at ooth II and l. cars az SsTs sheen
u FAR demand ana n s90rI loo X Lambs we're dull ard
and
prime 26 s' g s sg p two 100 sS'as Of Dealers fFs
were unable make se9Tance or tae Wnio-n sb.an g
a9sro,s Z, 3 So per- H0 100 isS do az
g 700 Ter 'o7 do iS5 n a. SAT- 20 90 d2' ~ an
IS 2s2 10 IS \. SC 25 - state Sheep and Lambs
81 os s's sheep ss So p f,s "a. si
LAMBS 6 60 & s. 50 So 10 do
81 p n. a - IS 81 20 DO. 81 n at S. rs; so do.
" Everett & PidcocS: % Pennsvvania sheep SO =, at
81 el5 Pennsylana Lambs 6S 10 at s5 65 2S5 Canada
wash Kirby Co. 81 state Sheep and Lambs es =,
F sader Co s27 Western sheep, lo5 = a.
81 20 2s7 Kentucky do u T. at 81 l72 Kentucky
Lambs 90 IL =. at IS 50. ,- Co., 90 .,
lie per- - a3I kentucky Lambs 81 . At 1.2c -.
Backs lls = It &C. Is8 Penasyya "a Lambs Lamb 65 p =
Rosi9sea% 20 ssa1s sa'P 30 20 1oi at sac ts
Lambs So ?. 40 l-2c; 80 90 81 = at 6ci Us Penn
shcainan ( culver: Il virginia sheep 1Oe =. at 4
195 Western do, 81 =. at lie; l3S Virginia Lambs
j = Pidcock 25s Ohio Sheep. % 10 = at 81 %
uo- 100 -. foG Western a.. I02 = az = 50, = -
jog = ar - go per 100 = p DO lo4 II = at 81 e5
13i canada Lambs 70 r., At SO 60; l35 do, 70 =
Collins IS we.s,,eirp Sheep 1ol 4 at 81 so
HOGS-Recept- were IS. cars q :. e2s head-l3 cars
a. 49,h-st ana Sas az os '1oo Na'@'' s'7"D'
Saie,-Newton { GIeu s. Kentucky Pigs l27
A " Lamb 10 State Hogs. 300 =, at SC e5 per
iOC judi &, birmingham: Is State Hogs. 227 l. at
&c 60 per 100 .