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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-10
A Sailor III ED for StabbinC.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 9.-When
the whaling bark John A. Winthrop ar
rived from the Arctic today, sailor
to the police on the charge of cutting
Albert Hodges, another sailor, few
days ago. Hodges was removed to the
hospital. He has bad wound in the
abdomen and will probably die.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-10
A German En- bezzler Arrested.

New YORK, September 9.-Henry
Wilhelm Gustav Nugge, chief clerk Of
the Government pawnshop in Hamburg,
was arrested today by United States Off
GERS on the charge of stealing $500
marks by means of fraudulent bank &C.
counts. Nugge left Hamburg in March,
1887, and the loss of the money was not
discovered until year later. He was
held for examination.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-10

New YORK, September 9.-The Coro.
ner's jury today exonerated Henry S.
Harrigan, of San Francisco, who frac-
tured the skull of Patrick j. Ready, by
striking him on the head with cane,
when Ready attempted to steal his
watch on August 30th. Ready died on
September 4th, of his injuries.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-10
Made q Master Mason.

@. F. Smurr, Assistant General Pas
senger Agent of the Southern Pacific, YVES
made 3 Master Mason at the Pentafa
Lodge last evening. There was large
attendance in honor of the occasion. At.
ter the ceremonies grand banquet fol-
lowed, at which speeches and toastss
were made. Nearly three hundred
prominent citizens we're present.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-10
The strike situation.

LONDON, September 9.-The directors
Of the dock companies refuse to depart
from the terms offered by them to the
strikers. The fund for the benefit of the
striking workmen was augmented today
by subscriptions amounting to 81, 800.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-10

SACRAMENTO, September 9.-The Cen
trail and Northern California Press Asso-
citation met this afternoon. About
were elected to membership. At the
evening session a number of addresses
were delivered by prominent newspaper
men.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-10
An Alleged Lynching.

RIAwATHA, Kansas, September y
Dick Fisher, alias Dick Rhodes, a negro
wanted in Donaphin county, Kansas, for
rape and horse stealing, WAS captured
here yesterday and turned over to con-
stable who proposed TO take him to White
Cloud, where he committed the crimes.
Word comes from there tonight that
determined mob attacked the constable,
took the prisoner from him and hanged
him
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-10

COPENHAGEN, September 9.-King
Christian has appointed Captain Knud-
son, of the steamer Danmark, which was
abandoned at sea, Knight of the Order
OF Danneborg. The honor is conferred
upon him in consideration of his seaman
like conduct in time OF danger.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-10
Better Dead Than Dlsgraced.

DENTON, Tex. September 9.-Last night
r. H. Hannah and wife, Bette, took poiE on
with suicidal intent, and this morning
the man died, but the woman appears to
be recovering, though it required every
physician in the city to resuscitate her.
The deed was due to an indictment
recently found against Hannah for in
cest with his niece, who was living with
his family.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-10
The Sons Encampment.

PATERSON, N. j., September 9.-Two
hundred and fifty delegates from the
various States and Territories, repre-
senting the order of the Sons Of veter.
ans, have arrived here, and the eighth
annual encampment will begin it's SEES
sion tomorrow morning. A campfire
was held at Washington Hall tonight,
and over 5000 people we're present.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-10

DUBLIN, September 9.-The Irish po-
lice have been ordered not to shadow
English members Of Parliament travel
ing in Ireland.
While christening party were enjoy
ing sail on Lake Killarney last evening
the boat capsized and five were drowned.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-10
She Saved Her Son.

SAN RAFAEL. September 9.-Mrs. J..
L. Brouder, while attempting to rescue
her little son, whom she thought was in
danger from fire on the lawn, had her
dress completely consumed, and was
burned so badly that che died tonight.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-10

half of Deputy Marshal Neagle, alleging
that Judge Terry had conspired with
ot ers to kill Justice Field. The ques,,
ton of the jurisdiction of the Federal
court will be argued tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-10
Conf Ot. Lamp Victim.

REDDING, Cal, September 9.-The TO-
year-old son of T. Chenoweth was hori.
bly, burned by the explosion of coal oil
lamp. He died in an hour.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-10
Twixt life and heath.

New YORK, September AT 10
O'Clock tonight Congressman Cox's con-
dition was apparently unchanged. His
doctors say the next twelve hours will
decide his case.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-10
Died at COncy Island,

New YORK, September 9.-James Nc
Inery, Supreme Trustee of the Catholic
knights of America, and chief clerk in
the United States Engineer Department,
died suddenly tonight at Coney island.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-10
The Fall Season of 80
Opens PropitiouslY.
OqrPriceS are CELEBRATING Hard Times!
We are Giving You Better Values
Than Ever Before.
WE DEFY COMPETITION

In fact do not think that have competitor in this CITY,
Our facilities better for buying goods cheaper Our
half the it costs neghbors
sell goods and fall line Of Dress Goods Velvet Pushes
Trimmings and Novelties coming direct from the manufacturer
and maker both this side and in Foreign markets. bring
the very the price of the material Our
Prices the Lowest
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-10

illustrated Los Angeles Herald
The ILLUSTRATED Los ANGELES HERALD
will be on sale at the HERALD office
counter this morning. Price, Is cents
per single copy. Newsdealers and news
boys supplied at reduced rates.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-10
The Ncagie Case,

SAN FRANCISCO, September 9.-An
amended complaint was submitted to the
United States Circuit Court today on be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20

Liverpool, July 10, D. m.--cotton-The sales Of ths
Liverpool July 10, p. FIXTURES closed s,esdy;
American mi1ding, low midi nc clause. July ofiivSrys
hSld 6uye,, July ana snsn.s aese sa iiiS5A
ssp,smoer saa October delivery; .ead value.
beg and December delivery, 5000 sellers Deeemb,s
snl ssnSsy ySe4d sellers Dee zee h, srs
delivery s2efd buyers september delivery, % saefA
Galveston, July ts.-Cotton fra; middling. lie, log
mldd3g iote sFpod ordinary s'sc net and gross 10
wecslyset and gross receipts 9e exports eosswis'
Norfolk, July ls-ootton steady: midiIins, lie; nss
and gross receipts. none stock. 425.
Weeky-Set and gross receipts 3; exports eoasswi.e'
savannah, July 1o---cotton quiet and firm: mlddIlnq
i0osc low niidne 97sc GOOD ordinary oise: net al1
gross receipts, SbI exports c0astwi, 49, sales, 20
stock. LII,
2Oi; sales. 81.
New.oflsans, July io.--Coticn steady mddns lie;
low milling i0'ic good ordinary 9ssc and gross
receipts 17a sales I0O stock f. .bDl
WeeklyNct receipts. TIA. gross sci cxporoz 20 Gfcae
Bitain 27s2 to France: To Ffans, G2O4 10 the Con.
tLtnt 5ii /; cO1stwise o. sales. 1878.
Corrchon-ENrorts cosstntse. July H. should hass
been es bales.
New-York July 19,-The following arc the total MS
Fpce OF cotton all sucaS ptombcr 4 laSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAIs-RatheT easy. especlal{ on
brick With the movement light llaysrstrsw hsi1 s
quoted 81 25dsG % per 600; Up-RiveI HhIu 90 20
50 75 Fshkins5 1896 Jersey 81 50asS 20 ras 80 ~
90 20; CrOOn Dark. and Red SlodSiOi III,
Front s2T as2s HOsendae Cement soc9si ~ per 2H ~
American Portland - 1O6s2 30 German foruani ~ 500
~ 75 RoekIand Common Lime al per Dbl and DO FIN
shng ~ - state Common Lime Soc and 90 hlhlsn a
COATS Hair 24N2sc per bushc Cattle Hair lsG2ie;, .
COFFEF-Brazil grOwths for prompt delivery MAJ d
Hight demand hut prices ruled sesdy Fair cagoes
quoted I7s,e. sales 900 tags No. santos Ioaie
private terms Optlons-Were utterly devoid OF features
H. ssy and Tive market ruled quiet throughout the ehtrc
sessiSn There was an advance Of 5alO points al the
outset due 10 encouraging cable advice ana aief
the TOP Hayre gained L IT, and Hamburg 20 Z ping.
There was no cable received from iSO NeuaS' S'''7
r-- "a hara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20

i 3 W. e. y q % d. 81 ri y g 49, NJ
sanmci s'aiy S cSOs,a crude choice soc refined
$ s. a's SF G Tssr s Sss sGs
pr s@s Men ss,ss.a eru Winter, aa6? sss
aSss ps'urs ''s Slslor s ssSc biRssSed Sin,sr
zoe natural winter s6aicc 'Sc9eR.d winter ise esrs
Eau g g son Gssihsd s TiEi 6s
~ as s, OgSose Pam 5s5he; Nes'soot. prime ossa
n,, 9cEAs FREIGlirs Tor petroleum wa, in
e. se',iP leal grail. 4 "a antwerp Icaas Grain.
hence 10 az M e Pr g sssas
P sdSsS hence n NeTSae 200 1s Sss
3 I s5 rea rns = a Ii.q9 bark cgpCIdO to Gett
csce 70 Aa%arp 5000 NJ Tnnsd i~ IS SD 81 ship t.
hence 20 99o ea, Tsss1 as Agran bark Fanss 5s
ak month"; sSSea@'f 81 10 e Wen Is i t,' s;
Continent naval sioc- pfivats term. -hip henry y.
nn3u . 1ence 70 san francisco, general cargo bark
S SsS . % rInis1 ScTS9Fk or Phadsgha
3 Soresaa Safs h. ? 81 ESwrsnss hIysf
ai yld5 light s s:m, S. od sAs
sFs sts pSSe3 cry fsy ' .1q ga
& 2ssns . n h''J Price r'% ana 3
f xr, Extra IND India Mes. n @ so sis S psstc
Z Scsts in bis ana .iias1a Ip tss..... BEEF
a IN 4 %Sde' sd demand and ws am Quoted
ut eat 5ls as q $Ss,sS Smssa
F FsEa d Rn' 9n' sci "a &C. sa is5 L fh
S SSiE.fSH I6sFssf6 H%SsfH 5eqY Ssss
The ssn.ia narseg fasa !" Ter% G Ii Prices
sacs ? s5S tes SWEEP esu wiz a m''. SPOT
sn sfa" ArS Hs"'i o sfAsI s 90 sSb 0
egg4e; oetobet closed at o,oec November closed at
south I" Smess auoeb if % sens anna
Steadily ny a@ SSE WIFE Efy al '"S h s'A RP"f rule
sse Eng o por STAT eea% ,s,me pals acy oJ.y
Is l, 1SSI7e Wr;'srn Creamery fancy 1e LIZ;
PsIiy daItasSn Tubs s@scs iSSiO9 Do sSsS'
ie a. w Ts N iato Po' cres% %s
W SsiSn bay choice f f' Pam COOL a.
zen no . Tc'PR aeiG, Jpne e6h: : JIG
fs@ so@rd and WIZ sas ,o%%%@as gTse :,ot 6qi
S:ae' Taeoy full c,ear coloseI me She do Whit
@ common to pt F r m p Ohio aa Ga
~ fsif prime g k6Gs@bqi ard weak %l6Si
i4 wese nat ii 1Pf SG" Do f rsr l5sisc
Of ssAA%%oe cor Of sd pR and g fss
ceRuea 5c and cost and fright 70 PhlsdsIphi1 Far
,s ssf a; Mould FoTae;.a i 1fs' dsn
.egt9neEs SsS 1Ss staq 3 ~ z szs c oa
7'sdsisei &C" 7'sa7.c; yellow. 7'sa72e
STEARINE -Negectcd and nominal. City, FAC;
Western. 7iac. Oleomarparine. 5ied6c.
TALLDW-Made a further gain to-day, with an active
Civ 4se aud 100000 OUT Of town. 4ass4sc ali for
eXpIrt
TOBACCO STEADY. but dealings Hight. Sales comprise
100 SSG Dutch. private terms 200 do 1888 Pennsyl
vania Havana 100 &c 100 do 1888 state Havana private
Drms; 100 do 1888 New-England seed Leaf, 19c 400
bales Havana. GScGsl 10 200 do sumatr 81 95ds2 10
WOOTr-TraIsa in Texas and California grades
have been liberal the ras week fun ratfs and pulled
wool received fair attention. Business in other kinds
only moderate. but tlr market remains In steady
position. The sales included 22O 600 N Spring Texas,
e3Ld95ec: 1000 n low sorts d. 800 n Spring do
private terms: 80 900 Secured 42ia d5Sc; 100000 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20

gss Gig Mn q g 70 Y Yes I 1a' wu sSOV @S SSi
oCS bg; gac gss 50 os9s,.ns eya % M Low "
ia 8 gsS % ;. W sls Wheat a .s low ssao a fccr
tho,tS q 5cs IS 40 Fancy Is 5oss5 Mnaye sc
spring Wheat, l9m eNisss g esS ;,,S S poor to
SsSs q zoos rsieat 6Idsary q G6o .s5 Mn Se
' " GsSo5GThtRN fL6I-a. ys,l.d i s,r ISs
C u'' y s5sss 80 s." Tfa3e and Family sseS
g. SsI1 f? g. - siStS eoDoSss% and about ea
Sales 42S FARM Ps sgRIne q edG g F'S Smaas Yellow
Western quoted at s2 45as9 70; BandyNlne at .. 40
Characteristic OF speculative dealings to-day ana we
n 9rses we eGt u ,5s1 Rs, 1 al no os
Of Interest from outside sources and proieh aS
Foreigners very indifferent general do rue G5S
peaIv ali Of which was credited 70 switching transoct!Ins
DeIween August September aud December deyeres lbe
set V Snoust ehad az SIC and december at s7ic
sesnst s5e and sSc Tesectlvey the nhal OF Yesterday
ieaflpS then In market suffered ,a mtlsr
~ local shorts which prompted better een G any any
beee@ SS' sse Iavnr Oh eady a: under the D
on e sG h Sy a TR rS tn ss rise A on Sole
er Th' cash market saaaesd a9sgs G u' loads
Sales t1e 900 bushels future 81 600 bushels SPOT incu
Ing 1000 bnhes New Red 81 Louis g arys 81 p, of
nei 9esgoc x aa9ai E ne IL New SOC 40 ~ Do
argg "a - Os essr 81 a. eor cosns az
CSC closing at SIZE do January elldas soc do May
"S%s w ea.ns d a. 5oasid see 81 "
B%RIEr MAGT-stsdy ana aaielo FouS rotcl STATE
Il 0J..C0lN-The general market had weak look ard
sSses spoi Sts arc down about c and trading
less active gy Gl 600 bushels taken d9 sEpsr ana ssS
dull. closing about &c lower Sales 200 '9O bushels
t9g 1s q 49, assd i a. s l
e sd1 N 9n5 1RG 4sgls 1919 4S Sdn a. s 10
csng at 45te do Sepem6cr 4sc Closing a
Tss SSe preS % ' sv ana e shovel no radical
saes a. GOO 5eSut bushels fuuE 900 susss asaa
ng No poe do WHITE gisaJ5s Ne = vi ws,e a."
MiSSa westcrh 25a95c White d. s5ss No J ny
tios1a It s9 Sc'td 40 ser,c5eS c cioag 57se
z e e27s ss H 81 % 4cGs 50 + aO5c 100 ~
Jay AND sTRAw-with moderate receipts and fair
demand s &c ,51ns s tP h'E ore1 ; continues a
HAY-No I. large, ooc and fsoey' sl goi
s 7os SG eSvsr and 3D. Du Mifs ss
s aE?a sS6r R7 sn3 955aS6e Dat s5s3o
HoPshere E slow inquiry from al sources ana ian ee
2Ido2c medium, 17a19c; do common, 1Jdl9e do lS57
Medium az 17siSc do common. 1sai5e do 1887 case
Tnstarn and Wisconsin, new, 1920; Foreign new $50
META1sThe demand oE AmeePn pig e, continues I,as,
promising. ana aui,lAl pi.'' "' Va ouo,,..
ssasd ' Sorern week Snd 4 5oa7 80 for No.
Foundry ais jOQs1G No. . while Southern brands
ore quoted slGas1G 80 'or No Grey Forge rom 20
20 SO % according To- brand - orch y ~
81 70 oshcriie go summefee. s2l es2l 90; Eelin-
ION siOGelg 2j; Dalmengton $40 5000; Clvaei
so 70 aid Tatgloan so co.. STEEL RAJ S-gnlst
UIS ,S' qgos q at T1S6uet ana
MOLkSS ES-Eptney nominal 30 test quoted 3Oc :
New Orleans. e68jc. it'ter fancy
NAVAL STORTS-SPIRITs TUPPFETTNE-The msr-
ket has quiet oo. hut prices rule steady Quoted $40
whole
Ifaye a light demand and barely steady. - StIaina1
Il O-ioasf 10: Good 40. 81 1O6@1 12h; T., 81 %;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
an unrSrS IN TIE NEW PARKS.

v,,,-r,,.,dent Parsons yesterday presented re-
"A the Park Board on the con-
s,or ~ the houses in the new parks
sh,ct q, &c desirable TO retain for park puT.
,osr, The rehlssnder are to be torn down and sold
These buildings in Van cortlandt Park are the Van
co,.,sodt mansion. the Tremper and the Dlsbrow
80 all Of which belonged formerly to the old
s.u,p,ss NJ that neighborhOod They are now badly
T., nssd Of repair The roofs. doors and windows are IN
h.d condition. In Bronx River Park the old Lorl-
lard mansion is st1l standing and with some repair
can he placed in good shape There IS 1907 Dfluse
- ~ nronv near this house. and this Mr. Par
~. ,scnrnrerds should be converted into bridge
cons .or,s Tho cost OF the work Of repair on these
,,o,udinSs and the bridge Is placed at S3,74b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
RxTNBeWs COME HIGH.
..rn,roas nre1N TO ANNOY CALVIN $. BrfcE
.nn ms ASSOCIATES on THE DEMO
CDATIC COMMITTEE.

CRATIC CoMM1TTEE
>. a., r,,v evident that Chairman Calvin :. Brice's
-.n,o,rx came high. lie spent 100000 out vi ms
-, ,ockst 10 carry on thc recent De'nocrSho cam
s.,,n and win ia all probability be csied upO" iuf
:, ,s.s, s4ooOo more before all the outstanding o's
-. mad The total amount of these Is sad u DC al
,..s, $4,000 (whle some place u aS hisn AZ
900 oao, which Is 10 be made good by me>-rs nrNe
oa,sr and scott handing in checks Tor Sfo'VVV o"cn
,ecse three patriots agreed between themselves %
s.r.h.nd no paw ant indebtedness Whleh sno"iu TO
ri, Al The close of the campaign. some o' .ne oo
80 =, the committee are about to bring tner c'sus
80 eourt The propretors of Belfords Magazine
h.s. bin Of 81 900 against them which 'heS threaten
10 collect IN this way ,.a 10.
Another creditor. who, 1t Is ssld VIII De gao when
.sos 100000 cheeks are available, Is the ffT oil Mar
,,n 3 Bpwn co.. printers whose bill is perhaps
so,,h,s that Of Bedford. Clarke Co
rhs whole subject was carefully considered by the
emocrac leaders at their recent conference In
,, .,,v .ra tber Is much speculation as 70 whether
We uT viii be forthcoming In time 10 prevent
~. 80 ao2oving sInts. Mr. Bnce mas aieauy gwen
~, "a 60 dimes a much cash to the cause as any
& -, az assocJaes and may find II necessary 10 CON
tinue his contributions az the s''no i""o "i ''
Troublesome bills are disposed o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
LIVE STOCK MARX ET

eaos Of sIy iay sds5 Is 19s
slaughieers ls carloads oth.st Tor Nj Eastman, and
o. carioais at jersey City for the market
~ pll Wednesday prices The finish rated tribe
market
"a % peiudS1 nnuS, ot Sray sfes , a 81 81
"a 40 seven earioads Of yer Prime Corn Fei Colorado
steers we're soa to an exporter a; 81 80 and clroais
cars Of Prime stlLFed Bulls aSen Tor shipment
40 Europe some eld bandbgtes SOLD a. low q. 49,
. Bf.b markets uhehsngei Shipments tomorrow ard
oasenSa 500 90 on the Santiago ana 400 d. on he
freeze by NJ. Goldsmith AMI Joseph Eastman viii scnd
OUT lao quarters o. Beef In the Clrcas-ia ani Lace
Quarters In tho Greece making total for the week from
hs port Of 1907 cattle, $3.50 quarters OF Beef and ~
,,i s5lss-J F. sader Co.; p Pennsylvania ssners
s. g. 81 e is A. Bsq 5 e S9 a. 81 g. 1895 az =
Rql' 1895 IS 20 10 do, iis9 Il, at 8 90 is do.
- sehamSeIs Ohio steers 1927 N. at "a O5i do,
a az = a. 2o 4 20 49, iyae at 2o 10 do 1905 @
90 a. 1872 1922 p a q 50 indI9qs d. 1899
iag{ - 81 ios s'f r. 3 o. s'''s 49,
IS oI u hS71 1Gs q s . Chicago do 1929 b. at - 10
1910 + 'i' a. y 1850 ia1f5' a sG?3s rs"n S''a,
10 9fga s k'asg; B DO i h. l e g. q
4S O. r. at 2 ga a. e a. 1927 q 80 gss d. l2Ss
q 20 81 Colorado Steers ISL ~ az 90 80 So choice
y o7E DO. 1915 ~ q q % sfo6s Island sliefs'
At IS 3 do 1920 a. 1908 1868 g. g % sS g. ioiO 3D.
6I A. Ms 8 &c 70 s %e1 Io7 SG g 90 e5 90 DO
CALVES-Reeeipts 700 heal. mainly 00th-st. Supply
modetate, demand active and prices steady. with good
SIDES were made at 3S3c per d FOR ButtermIlk Calves
la4e mixed and fed do and to 0e for good choice
Yeas. 80.
do 1877 H. 4'sc; 10 Veas 175 IT, at sc SO do, 1913 u.
jeillre Wright & Co. ButterplIk Calves, 2o5 ~ at
veals, f65 y, at bise fS7 DO lSi ~ al 5j.e.
20 Veals. 1S9 b, at Sic - do. $50 u. at 5'sc
head-i6 carloads Jersey City and carloads at e0thst
about 1G carloads already In the pens Feeling
depressed and trade limited, with 20 carloads unsOd &C
late hour and carloads still IN arrive Sheep sold ut
a. 5oas5 % for Medium 10 Prime, and 46 head Choice az
81 40 few old Bucks brought SO 2jds3 so. Good To
Choice Lambs ranged from So to g - and little bunch
Saes-J n. Pde0ek 409 Virginia Lambs, "a p. at
sG 10 1872 do 69ie ~ AZ 80 COL 235 DO o. D. 81 80 90
SO do go ~ at so 80 so Kentucky Sheep 1T 3D. at -
J. r sadIer & Co. 27o Virginia Lambs, CO N, at
So 122 Bucks. III N, at 80 80.
sherman Culver 2i9 Kentuckv Lambs. II n. at
SO 20 25 Virginia do, 65s n, at go 30 220 Ohio Sheep
p S. KSse :: os Buffalo Sheep 80 n at So
NJ. Collins 203 Virginia lambs COZ ~ az &c per II
10 Virginia Ewes 1os ,. at re p Ohio do 30 n' at
Judd 4 Buckingham: % Sheep. los ID. at "a TO-
Hien5ScE Dewey % State Sheep 20 n. at s5j noa
Hallenbeck Hollis: 40 Kentucky lambs, 70 n. at
81 %
NJ 10th md carloads at Jersey CITY None for sale
alive. Nominally steady at "a 75dS5 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
rs,va THE Mills FOR swrxD1IvG.

Jobn r. Lstimer was brought 10 New-York Yesterday
from NNervile, Columbia County. y. Y, by Post
o1cs Inspector John Reilly. a charge Of using the
mails for swndlng purposes. His scheme was 10 send
nos,a1 cards broadcast over the country. offering to
sell samples OF typewriter worth 80 for ~ 30
His Office adjoined the posoffce at NiveTe. and IN
n we're found 600 letters which had contained money
from his dupeS. Among his victims were several
LAWYERS in Western cities. 10 whom he bad sent III,
stead Of the promised typewriter. small pasteboai
boX labelled -" For the inspection and amusement OK
Children = which contained toy set OF wOOden blocks
With et{ers ON them Iatlmer was released on 81 900
bail and will be tried I'm due course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
domestic 5ituatlons Wanfe6
Females.

COOH.-By woman who thoroughly IN
~ uerst2nds her business. In nrst-cla.3
private family; city or country willing ant
0iligi1g; Nst cfCy refrnace. Call or al.
dress NJ 463 4th-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
York. July 19,-The foilOwlne arc the total mss
5 OF cotton az all ports sinee 5 ptember I, 1855.
RosToN WoOL. M,pKrT

Boston. July 19.-The sales Of wool the have
been 29ioOOO pounds OF all kinds, including 2479ooo
pounds Of domestic grades The market very arm,
but the demand manufacturers coed ard
business OF the week mostly done by three
houses Other dealers have been selling only In small
lots Small sales Of Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces have
been noticed at 33u95c for and Xxx. and Of Michigan
freezes at 32d33c Washed cOnbng and deaine neeces
have sold at 20aSoc for No comblng aeds7e FOR ohio
dealne. aud 35c for Michigan fine dlane. Unwashed
cOmbing woods slow 40 3Od32c In Territory wool
sales have been 5af 00o pounds in the Of 1S6
o7c for fine fine medium and medium Texas wool sells
readily at 2oa2oc az % Quality Eastern Oregon wool
sells readily at 1926 and California spring has been
moved fGdoic Pulled woods In good demand and
OF reported at 3sc and q extfs az %
03ic Australian wool has sold az 37df2c. English
Irish wool Is firm at 3GdS7c Carpet woods are quiet
hut Nrm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20

The business failures I'm the last week. as reported
by r, G. Dun & Co.. Of the Mercantile Agency vera
1ss In the United states and 90 in Canada y to'al
OF COS against 600 in the previous week and @2s
a. ,ho .o,,ospondinp weak last year Dun d CO.. In
their usual review Of trade say that business has
been remarkably active for auu season. IheN
report the condition Of great Industries as favorable