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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-24
uonrGAGE Of TIE urIcA AXD BLACK RIVER

MORTGAGE o. TIE UTICA MD BLAON h 17HH'
Watcrtown. y. y, Nay GA mortgage oil 92'ooo
OOO given by the Utica and Black River kaiIroaL
Company in favor of the Central trust COMPANY VI
-. ~, ,r,s slod for record at the County Clerk 5
orcc in mis- city Yesterday afternoon; Sl3OOoOo 70
he paid ON Januay /. 1901 100000 on January J.
1884. and 100000 on July /, 1898. The company
L,. i..ned 1000 , per cent $1,000 bonds, payable
~ ,ruuall, Tho mortgage IS secured by the ehtllc
,ir, and Hack River Railroad property, now used
nndcr a ninety nine year lease by the komc water
town and Ocdcusburg Railroad company. ms htgIV
80 il one of The largest docketcd IN the JcieF-
,on County Clerks Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-24

Nantou Sparkling Spring Water, .,..
being bottled natural state and charged only wiz
its gas, Is certainly the most healthful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-24

Passion Play at Ober- Ammergnu, -
fullest infOrn alton in Cooks EXcursionist, BY mall
ents. TuOS. COOK & son, 2ol anu l'--o broao"AJs
Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-24

Notices of marriage must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-24

OF Aldermen has several refused IN conhrn persons
appointed by The Mayor in pace Of the incumbents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-24

about dumb animals I,would certainly publish 1t TO let
the company know of such a humane driver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-24
5perial Notices.
Bang. & Co., 739 and 7I1 Broadway,

bang. & Co., 739 and 7l1 Broadway
VIII sell at auction,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. NAY 27 AND IS.
AT 3P NJ,
Collection OF Books incl, ding inst edition OF DckenA
Illustrated Book, and many standard and works In
yarlos, departments Of literature.
Etchincs, Drawings, Autograph Letters, &c.
Astonishing Prices Paid for Len-On Clothing.
'e'' ''''N' CAMERON. 2o2 Flatba.hsye, BROOKLYN:
Carpet Cleanina.-r. NJ. STEWART, 32e 7th-ave.i
send for circular; telephone call, l26 2isi.ss.
Carpet Cleaning Works. ,,,.-
r. 8 Bergen, las East oOta-st. ILItlIe s@'iSlae'ou
given. Send Tor circrlar
Established 1s7s.-MKS McELRATHs HoAE sftApn
FKId! hE AE RED 't tttkkKNSr JELLY SPECIALITY
Eerns put Up IN gas 1 M1. N; SpHR Sa s McE
Rr Afii r ass pSsfaw.o: BroOk!yn, y
SHOWS delicious Bon Bons and Cho,oi&es tne nnest
i PG',Sr hT r!!lIaSI.h FeIii s 80" ' w
The New. ork Association for Improving the Con:
eeyo.d p to the OF the home NE Of The poor ana
race color aaS9a Al eases s,s of S. .Sse re;
ss5 and as "'9Ge'fa ''
rFGsd99 John c p.Gn 6os u Ias and
ES;Sn cDtt .nsra Issas honswsfn 10
"Thi, is an Age of Apollinars Water"
Walter Besant
WHEN YOU ORDER
APOLLINAR1S,
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The weu.kpown Yellow Labels of the Apollinas4
cnanv Limited are protected by Perpetual Inuact!ons
OF the Supreme Court
Raware Of bottles bearing genuine Apollinar!s labels
but rehed with q spurious article
LOOK AT THE CORK.
which. II genuine, is branded with the name OF tna
Apollinarls Company, Limited and the words AponinaHs
Drunnen" around anchor
rhcx Never Fad TO Cure - Headache.
c>RTEE,s LITTLE LIVER PILLS often tne hrst ooee:
Crawford avalanche., 1890-10-30

With the change in the administra-
ton two years ago, it was expected
that a change in the nppointive offices
OF the Government would follow, and
that in the Land Office at this place
is just consumated, Mr.. J. X. Wright,
as Register, being succeeded by q.
Palmer, and the Receiver, EN-. Fitch.
by s. Perry Young, of Montcaln Co.,
who will arrive next week.
Messrs Fitch and Wright have each
gained high place in the regard of
'rnIs community, py rueTr uurzUrm
courtesy and gentlemanly bearing, and
but for the unwritten law of succession
no change would have been made.
We understand that Hr. Wright will
remain here in the practice of his pro-
fession, in which he stands in the front
rank. and that Mr.. Fitch will return
to his home in Ludington. He will
take with him the good wishes of our
citizens, regardless of political aftili-
alton.
Crawford avalanche., 1890-10-30

Present enrolment: High School 53,
intermediate 90. Second Primary As.
First Primary 80.
Three new dictionaries have been
purchased for our schools.
Buffers New Reading Chart" a
color chart and beads for number
work are much needed additions to
material for use in the Primary depart
mept.
Officer Mccormick called on Tues
day. and brought in the FIRST truant.
Director Perry Manwarren Is busy
attending to the repairs on the school
house and improvements on the
grounds.
The carpenters are building a com
modious wood shed on the rear of the
school ground.
Fred. Silsby. of Roscommon, and 6.
Holbrook. of this place, enrolled in
the High School this week.
Axel Nicholson has been I'll for some
time. He is model student, and we
miss him.
We shall, after this week. give the
names in our school notes of all pupils
who play truant, or are absent from
shool without having a written ex'
cuse from parents.
The school purchased an encyclo-
pedia, which in addition to our dis
tionary makes our reference library.
We expect to make some valuable ad.
ditions soon.
We have two hundred days work to
do this year. Parents should re-
member that no pupil can do the
work in half the time. Help your
children by sending them to school
every day.
All patrons of our school are cordi
ally invited to come and visit us at any
hour of the day. Teacher and pupils
will be encouraged by your presence.
We expect soon to organize classes
in the High School to accommodate
such persons as would like to attend
school, and who can not take the
graded work with profit.
Crawford avalanche., 1890-10-30

Sailing, Hanson g. Co., the Crawling
mill aud iumbvrnon, u1out tv
have constructed an extension to the
Vanderbilt branch of the Michigan
Central which will stretch through the
vast tracts of pine lands in the vicinity
of Turtle lake, owned by themselves,
Burroughs & Rust and number of
others. There are hundreds of mill
ions of feet of timber there and it is
said to be extra good. The road will
be great benefit to Bay City,as it has
always been presumed tha. all the
the timber in that vicinity would be
taken to Alpena to be manufactured.
Sailing, Hanson & Co. will undoubt-
edly have their logs cut at Grayling,
while large portion of the remainder
will be sawed in the Saginaw valley
Bay city Press.
Crawford avalanche., 1890-10-30

NEFAUIT having been made In the payment
~ of a certain mortgage. made and executfd
by Geo. w. stambnugh and sarah Stansoeutn.
his wife 20 the Warrior Mower Co., 81 LtttIe
Falls New York dated March 10th, losY, and re
corded In the Office Of the register Of deeds Tor
Crawford county, Michigan. on the I'D day %
March 1889 In iber u of m0rigaReE on page fte,
and whereas, the amount claimed 10 be due ana
unpaid upon said mortgage, at the date 0t this
notice. Is the sum OF one hundred nfty ana
6s-iOO dollars. ls15O.6Sl and no suit or pr0ceed-
ingy either at law. or In equity having been nsti
tuted TO recover the whole or any part or the
debt secured by said mortgage; now therefore,
by virtue Of the power OF sale In said mortgages
contained and OF the statute w such case made
and provided. notice Is hereby given. that said
mortgage will be foreclosed by q sale OF t1o
land and premises therein descrihed, at public
auction. or vendue. 20 the highest bidder. at tne
front door Of the Crawford county court house IN
the village Of urayline Michigan. on the st day 81
November. fsoo. AZ two o'clock In the uftefpoon.
or 80 much thereof ns may be necessary - tatia-
~ said debt. with interest at the rate q per
cent and all legal costs. which said lands ana
premises are described In said mortgage n8 Tot
lows via: The south half OF south east quarter
of section three l3l town twenty hre. lfoI north
Of range three l3l west. In the county Of CraH-
ford and n ate of Michigan.
D''s' ."'' = WARRIOR xowxR CO
Attorney for Nort1egoe,
Crawford avalanche., 1890-10-30
ELECTION NOTICE.

VOU are hereby notified that at the
- General Election to be held in
this State on the Tuesday succeeding
the first Monday of November next.
the following officers are to be elested.
viz:
A Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary of State, State Treasurer,
Auditor General, Commissioners of the
State Land Office, Attorney General
and Superintendent of Public In
struction; also Member os the State
Board of Education, in place of James
NJ. Ballou, whose term of Office will
expire Dec. 81, 1890; also Represent
ative in Congress tor the 10th Congress
sional District of this State, to which
your county belongs; also Senator
for the 9th Senatorial District, com
posed of the Counties of Cheboygan.
Presque Isle, Otsego, Montmorency,
Kalkaska, Crawford, Missaukee and
Roscommon. Also q Representative
in the State Legislature, for one Rep
resentative District comprising Craw-
ford, Oscoda, Ogemaw and Roscon-
mon counties. Also an Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court to Gil the
vacancy caused by the death of James
V. Campbell.
The term of Office for which said Su-
preme Justice is to be elected will ex-
pire December 81, 1896.
Also proposition for a Convention
for general revision OF the Constitu-
tion of this State, as provided by Act
No. 1G0 of the Public Acts of 1889.
Also, a Sheriff, County Clerk,
Register of deeds. County Treasurer,
Prosecuting Attorney, Circuit Court
Commissioner. County Surveyor and
two Coroners.
WILLIAM MCCULLOUGH,
Sheriff of Crawford County.
Crawford avalanche., 1890-10-30

Don't forget that elegant $1,000
Silk Plush Suit of Furniture to be Civ
en- away at Max Lewinson's new Dry
Goods and Clothing Store, next door
to the Post Office.
Crawford avalanche., 1890-10-30

Our motto is Quick Sales and
Small Profits" Remember the place.
A one dollar shirt. all wool, for 40 cts,
at Max Lewinsons', next door to the
Post Office.
Crawford avalanche., 1890-10-30
Gunsmith shop.

r WILL open up the old blacksmith
= shop near the bridge. where I will
make and repair guns and do other
fine work in my line. Repairing of
machinery a speciality. Terms reason
able. Give me a call.
II. b. WILLIAMS.
Aug. 18th. 'e7.
Crawford avalanche., 1890-10-30
Wanted.

/ want to purchase n lot of fat cattle.
sheep and hogs, for which will pay a
reasonable price.
JOHN s. HARRINGTON.
Crawford avalanche., 1890-10-30
HARNESS SHOP
CRAWLING. mICHIGANi

A LII parts OF Harness made TO order.
u All kinds of straps on hand. Sec
ond hand harness repaired and sold on
commission. Repairing aspecialty.
shop on Railroad Street, on corner
West Of SRnderson's Hotel.
5. II. TowsLEy,
Crawford avalanche., 1890-10-30

Tariff or no tariff, l am bound to sell
out. Goods are going for less. than
the merchants can buy them. at II.
Josephs'.
Crawford avalanche., 1890-10-30
For Sale.

WILL SELL any OF my houses or
lots on favorable terms. For particu-
lar information, call on
JOSEPH CHARRON.
May3.t.f.
Crawford avalanche., 1890-10-30
List Of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office Mt Gray
ling, for the week ending Oct. 25. 80:
Chapman. r.. +. Johnson, Lilly.
Clements, e. Miss. Kajula, Ann,
Emery, George, Liuquist. Nils,
Huntington, Herbert M.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters. will please say advertised.
]. NJ. JONES. p. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

-
The grain markets we're active. and az uihe' en- On.
cited vc,tdtiay. Foreign crop reports cSP0N'"'
,ro,n France were in favor Of higher prices anu
under the stimulus there Wa~ eager buying lo' O''i
fine long AID short account,. Fluctuations "o'
f,aucnt however according to the CONTRADICTIONS III
r,t,.,te cables. The business in wheat WH'n Wv
Usually lar-c. probably reached "'"yp,VUV D, mH a.
INT The c.po-t demand Wa not HNcN, ti'", 90
tbe advance foreigner, WcW free seller ol 80 Ia
her December and MAY options. Inc e,.IuHE aT
suited in reaction OF - 10 ID ctul ~ tI 80
advance, Of Il to IL cont ON the cuIp INV -.
action wa continued, but possibly loI INC my
purpose OF inducing sales. , - ,,ebnI
On the spot wheat advanced about l cent q uu-n"l
although TIE engagements for export were oAN 49,
600 bushels Miller, took iObOO buShctS. III,
Corn started at a decline of Il 10 3-7 cent nIt N"
crup new, from the southwest clu-cl Il Ttl ~
about cent The buying seemed To he h'['h ,, h
the ,hori account and the closing va, NOT mn' y
more than steady. Ca-h corn adNaHccl = -
cent and $4,000 bushels were tak"I Tor cNp'rt'
Oat~ were variable. but closed weaver on t1r 9''O
I'm consequence Of liberal selling Is western hoH" IL
rally in corn and partly from muir Tor sn' 'a',nl
Exporter, tool. 400 terc'S and Icilner' I,To
fh- final quotations were u, follow: W hed, |'ir'
90; August. - BIS: scVt"m'c r % Is Oc'o''''
% -. December. % - cents.
Corn-Iuly. 4G -: August. ~ september - D :
October. A. l. cents. or.
0ars-Iuly, 40; August, 81 So; september 3d
october. 36 i cents. $780, ,...,.,
August. 5000: September. 80 %: OCTOBER
SO %. November 49, AZ: December, rs 30.
The r.ccpis ~ grain and -four reported ye'tctu"4
al Ne.e- York Philadelphia and Baltimore were -
follow Wheat. 131G31 bushels. corn. loOb?l bu,h
els: OATS iG.73t bushels, total grain. 36l IL blscN
flour. ~ .iO1 packages. At Chicago. MllWhuh'" anu
IT, Louis tine arrival were: Wheat 177.o-- bushels
corn a5G25G bushels: oats. 314.O45 bushels; total
grain. 9Ol 80 bushels; -four, 1ljO3 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

OATS NO o
3$s e e E. e.. g, g: g.,
MESS PORK. PER BBL
s 5SS 5#55 g g E E5 ~; H$s?
LARD, PER 100 LBS
5 5 5i:5:, 5 i5 $ $i55s rs $;;'
. SHORT Ribs. PER 100 LBS.
o oc5'i@'e '.::: /: i s5s e. s. $!S Is
,o psa qgSton. yoFc as foows Flour was arner and
No spring wheat 9o'sc; No spring Wheat s5So5e;
rye 50dS5c &c. Iai,e1 1Of nominal Nina G1s Y2e NG.
~ 20; prime timothy seed. u iO mess pork Der bbf
- dry W. sad shoulders SoSe s5 'Sst SSo3
short clear sides (boNed - l0aS5 90 wnskey dsters'
r,a ATsl'i 5:-, As' sSSSS SapT Yg 20
Corn BUSH ai' SS9 aS;S S99
VSJs' bush 009 $4,000
Hr{ Iut IN ....IlVo09 1000
On thS Produce Exchange today the utter market VOC
Milwaukee, July 25-Flour quiet Wheat nervous No
S Oh c aGA Sa;' So on AE c 3d. SS s SSA;
Bic Tt trS ON ARA 80 SSd ., re % no ~ S
pork. 80 iy lard - So butter steady dairy 2qlle;
R,ccPts Flour, $500 bbs; wheat 1880 Gash barley,
400 bush shipmcnts-LlCur, II 200 bbs wheat 400
Philadelphia, July % Flour market ruled firm, in
sympathy win advances in wheat and prices were gen.
@a9% q oq r1s 9nd hsal'rs v4o Siasf 70 II
Sr & H %as qTG G .oas and az % i
Sa%o 49y from %tS, a aad ,5 II S5s.
Sra gneraded IN grain Gepot 93 No I'd sp 0a Me S
port elevator, 90: No. : rod July 0j',d0Jc Angus
2 Rsa aae p' SsT 30 S@Fg 2S $50 S d eS
Market was strong qnd'r bush manipulation In the West,
lagod llfruu hora
light and prices Of futures beyond month advanced c
St t ycr sG as no NH Go G o N s was @
Nj nlxed n 90 29.h.st locator 47e No 2 mixed IN
Sg 2 y g OF ss t2s ES %Sed 20 S 10
under 1ht offerings but demand wac only modcrat 80
in sympathy WIN rise IN Other cereals no white s.p.
t.mber $5-2e No Whit July 4ld42c A9g,-st ~
visions In good % bi9e demand prices nrn La-d.
Pcnnsyiyapa frs,- i7'ac Feed scarce and nrrn winter
mn ~ o bs Io6 arycis "a ;oo hush
com 200 bush 9at: 70 800 bush ShpmeIntsSwhca'
fmny = eoSs2 - choice g 56df5 o5 fancy g g
whca:-Thc market wa; an active and exciting one Tho
o oGyanced was Sasad OK al rallied bnt gradually
mi OF to tn, close which az advance over YES.
e' SSm S 9oc I'D DSabcr o31c bid Corn~Trad.
ing was actve The mars.t opened - fc hs69er, ~;
again but weakened la" closing i.aAc oyer Yesterday;
IS 43s'- asked Oats sod MP 2e from end PC higher
opniug then ea,cd % and closed 3,Ulc No cash 3ia
GS7c I'D August 32l.c; September 3l'c. Rye nom.
mall Hav moderate demand prime unchanged Bran
steady hut unchanged FaXs~d higher ~ 20. Whiskey,
81 TO- Lead dun and weak sellers - 80 Proyi;io9,so-
Pork All lard IS drv saltd meats shoulders - 20
Others unchanged Kcceipts-Flour 1000 bbls wheat
If 900 bush corn 60 900 bush oats, q ooo bush we
and barley, none. Shiumrnts-tlonr 6ne 60,S "helt
1000 bush; corn, 50 900 bush; oats, $1,000 bush re
and barley. none.
Toodo Julv o5Wheat active. easier; cash. July and
August 922c; september. 93c December. 96c. Corn
a.. vp steady: cash. 42oc: September iic. oats quiet
%,sh gee Cloverscod duh; cash. q 80: November
~ o. ReceiptsWheat. - o20 bush corn, 256l5 bush
bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
THE PETROLECM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The certificate, for ohio oil which Will be issued IN
Il few weeks will be OF a different color from tho''
that are now dealt in. This distinction may D0 al
important one, for outside investors might easily "
deceived about their property If the shares Wcro
uniform in appearance. IL Is admlttea on an suc'
that The listing of ohio oil may arouse f'Sh specul-
ton but the certainty has been thus ai Nlohou, eJ.o
The man 6ct continues to be dull WITHIN narrow uhCS'
highc, -hoNcd only fractional gains ana inc co'4l7
Wa, dun and icaturcless. 49,, ,.,,- , 40
The range OF prices aud the to'dI uc"i'N' WIZ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
Uork tUantc0.
Males

Males.
~ driver ipr Do v'o.r-I.. hor-r. truck or
anything. Ca. o. a4l!. -, 3tD M,,t JDtA-e;..
store
A JuoRotGU MILL MAN. maohiri,:
~ by trade. would ttr charge of planning
a % or ~, Hs'o o5 s5ga ~ large E Ir 'yi,
GnIre. ''' OF '''''''' )" w." '''''''
iN IDrCt1tp yorre man. 3d. speak
y inc Gr. man and Boh-f l1n. s.rh. "a
situation. u. c.. Htln'on--t.
A INTILLIDENI NAN vlt, technical
y ~l.catlOn. speaking I.uF I'rfu1-'t
willing D. NGh d .irs -It"at ou. Alirl
ND. J.. ~ I'ari-~t. li.oo@!n.
II ,ur.d 900 iae" and ruhro d'u"-, -to- x
and g,nr'oI oGir- dutir-. -pchuF French
and g. ruau. desire position is Willing to
Do axe lir.-lf generally useful bet refer
rucr-. ]. a.. - Nmt".'t.
4 SURVEY on VINO la, md s-,rrd
20. surveyors a--i-tlut BOO any part ~ thc
rnit.d state is aui. q, t1.te ..nur, clnre.c
ouin.,-,'.. Er''"lyn.
a GENTLEMAN roN occupying position
N ~ material ci.fA ON prominent rail-
roid wlsAe- 20 haas, change ior ul out.
door po-iLOp. a. a.. ~ NhN"ti"y-- ST.. Jrr-
-"y cry Height. y. !.
4 NOC%G MAS l0I Ul-hc. Situation
a % do 0nlrr rD'h ha7 ht1 ll',l" .t.
p'ncncc 81 booDKr'rts and collecting A..
good reference. Addir-- &. y. H.. Tribune
on,c.
Any FIRM requiring -oDrr udu-tr.ou-
\ ,oIug man ciu nnd ouc 300 s.. II.
PAGAN. ij3 Carbonate, Brooklyn.
A YOCNG FRESHMAN. h'clr landed. a,o
n -- we'll .ducatrI rI-ht, ans .lid pI
nora. best city references. j. 20 Wr-t
23d-,t.
JIY a thorough lo,..1.rp ? and 80. o.ntant
amount icqluo1. g.. Iribun. rptonn
O1cr. I.3- Roadway.
u AlrrEDlE-It touHe uln, ~.
ID q, Iuuf AIi!.- A. fEliN 5UJ
Wet J7th.-t, can" Of III. Bau..
- oN. IG. wants place On farm for 70
- EtiT ur iuu. Or lUuIu carp uf.r trii O.
strong. healthy. JtNlfOE 100 ia-t
ID SINI~S MANAGIR.-l,tut.c WITH
ID lurgr experience wishes cu.aP,mcut loo
/ i,putI,., hu-Iur-- state business, rDf,r-
'ncr- csu eitr bond. Addr0,, H.. 10 lib.
rrt'--t., Amsterdam. n. =.
- r...l...;. assistant OF olorG. ae.
ID % rood p.rtlL -l.'rt mod rttc. i'd
dr.-s y. y. Il. Bo> 10. Tribune once
ID OOKkIErIR. cashier corr.-p ondcnt
ID &c.. So. desires permanent engagement
/ ~ crrd"nual.. A't liAtl, lipf 30, lrb
/ uny Onic..
DOY 40 wishes situation u any Kind.
ID Address IONN KIN LYMAN, D. Bluil.
| way. Brooklyn. J.. D.
- AKER-By nr,t-c!a-- foreman on
ID .-,ai o. axe good ornlmentrI, beet
! .rferenrc. Apply OF address !. ROBERTS
! 81 lOth-st.. lHooltlyn
ID OY. o,cFli year Of age, wishes posi-
- t!ou la au Office; good pcuman; 900,
references. /. uAMPE. 4GS .d-ate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
Real Gslnte Unntro.

SUMMIT OR MORRISTOWN, y. j.
> Wanted for two or three months a
wcll-furnish,d house; must Dec ON h.Rh
ground. well separated from ohr-; .nin"
In the family. no children. address X.
WATERLOO 81. 67o broadway. y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

Rcnncd Oh was unchanged AT 1'-U tohT9 Id4IOH III
barrel, and 90 cents in cases. , . -
francs; Bremen, 900 marks London, 1000 IL
pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
for Sale.


-,,..,--~,.,.,),-,. ,.n,,.,-o .oo .,,,
A hand I'D .,'e i.c,, ,,or,li'o ,o,eniU,s
ilUy guarant. I'd; machinery bought aud ~.
chaagcd. GEORGE Il. EDDY, 3D5 M4Gl-
sOn.st
A LARGE cylinder d. a in perfect order
n cost FJJ .O'd 10. lrs~ taan half
CLARK 20 lllu.-t.
49,. ...--;
OAltDI - STABLE, cong P"'o h"7l
.t,rc'
-, ,,--1--,-1 d., ,..l... Inn, III
X ~ ~ 80 -. i,''H r." ,.-i,i,I' ..-r
- - d .,,,,,, g., c,od ,n-f,r. -t,n
WI - 80 iyio.,t,,l.,. o,,,.ind
door.
<,-.,,i-p, f,-.-..- \. ,-i..,,,d -,-c
Al i-i.H No." - - c
~ '". ~" my ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

tqour In fair demand Corn-Spot in far demand FUTURES
in active dcnand mixed western spot ana JuS S
~ ISL lin, al London-laci1o Coast IN gooi demand
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