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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

aIc,.p. M.rhC-on 4 Co, Chicago steers 1880 N
s @ a., DO 45 No. at '1P 3 a. do # Il do
~ so do no r. AZ - =; ~ do. 1877 n. at 20 =
do i555 ~ at s. il do. 1870 u p is Western
do 1881 o. - % ! liul 1900 ~ at ~ so; > sat,
oxen 1900 At % 30 do. 1888 n. at - 10 do 1910
" sherman culver Chicago Steers 1916 n at - 20;
do 1882 81. at ~ TO; ld dc. li13 ~ - 80: 10 do
1854 H. = - 40; l. do 1904 70. at ~ 10: do 1859 NJ
- = - do 80 H. a: - Is 10 Indiana do. iii6 H.
$ @nde, 10 Chicago steers 1857 N. at 81 81 less 50
"a ST y At DO S 49,, s 9G l9 az At o 70
at ! i STAG. 1000 ~ At ~ -. w. '-0O ''
o. 1891 n, at - 81 do, 1867 ~ a: Il 80 / d. 1880
newton Gllett Is Chicago Steers. IIG7 N. atstlo.
II Do, 1900 N, at - s. do, l2i3 N at - 80.
MICH COWS-Only 20 head received and consigned
direct Feeling dull and nominal quotations S25ds45
CALVES Receipts $50 head. OF which 5ai at GOTH st.
Demand Just about equal 10 the supply but dealers gener.
do not indicate any Qg9oh" decline Gn4ses barn.
yard oai,c~ sold at 2E@2''c per d. yearlinas at Be- a
bunch Of fcd NraS at r. and common to strictly prime
cai1 sofa az 9aSc WIN extra do averaging l07 ~ sold
By Hume N Mpicni a, a. S. &C.; =. -...,,.. 400
age at pr II 'aSefs 80 T. at a 20 20 wc sHTr
d. 10 Z. at &C. 81 do 80 h. ' at 7c i il d. Isl y at
ne - do leo N, at 7Ac, 60 do. 40 N, at Sc do
l!ums Mullen: y eras,ers 9os y; At rs; 10 yca.
30 Il 5 4S loS do at &C. H. 20 do dat at 10
n. At 5. do i67 n. At Sic
~ No. a. e 81 49, Ia s as ST. h. at s' va'
walsh. .Hhby Co - ,cals. ~ "a II, a. Sc; 10
i55 n at 7s do I2o r. &c 5C ,av coy.. %, a,
SIIIEff' I MD LAMnS-Ecctip;S, az carloads of 49,
Cy and carload, direct at IIobokcn for cieY ,langh
tcIcre Receipts liberal and radc rather SLOW without
from r lower nrn for FOOD stock. Taking into con;
to be- to Gc lower than last week aud Sheep just
about steady WIN the cAeegtion o, bunch Of poor
to Gac for ordinary TO choice, with few picked wethers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

London Feb l1-At The wool sales to-day l2lJJ bales
LARGELY u inc Hum qudt, were offered Inrir wa S'ol
demand ion New south Wales COmbug mefino" AZ previous
rats. Clothing wool slow. few lot, Of cf9,rbrN,
,,,. ,aqrrlv sought NJ nrm prices. Following arc
c,t,u. of the DAVIS oering, and the prices obtained
Xicoria 100 bales secured 1lddZs ID do locks ana
PIic.c. 5,-ddis ID; NTw south Wales. 2 iol halc;
lrour,d I0Ldd1- - do locks and pieces lOldd j. "a
greasy. 73dals I'D; do 'ocks and pieces, 1Ed"xd
bal0s secured. l. lid; do locks ana
trc,s ais old greasy o. TIA do locks aud pieces
6.u9rd. south australia. 600 bales secured: ga
r. I'd Greasy GI4dls DO locks aud pieces; I'iGlo1
Zealand 600 bales secured 0@ddls IA 90 LOCKS
and ulcccs t. 1ddls SID greasy 9ddlS "a 40 iochS
pieces 1d9-d. Cape ~ GOOD Hop ana Natal l,foO
hale. ,courcd lOddls 81 greasy 5d9i2d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

State bonds were entirely neglected. OF city
bank stocks Ninth National sold II 81 at 159 and
Western National 300 at 90. The last-named
stock declined ! per cent from Saturday.
The general bond market was quiet at small
concessions. In the early dealings few issues
were inclined toward higher prices, bat the weak
ness OF the share market finally affected tie whole
market. Chesapeake and Ohio consol - de
clincd IS per cent 10 90 -. Reading general
Is were nearly steady at 81 81. but first income,
fell Is per cent 10 GS. Among the Southwestern
issues Wabash seconds lost - per cent at - and
Texas Pacific seconds - at 80. Wisconsin Central
incomes fell "a Ia %. The advances were
exceptional, and, as rule, insignificant. Ref
crencc is made 10 our full report Of bond sales.
Money ruled at . - and per cent until near
ihc close, when the rate fell t. per gent. Tie
supply Of funds ample throughout the day.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, $77,004,2G1; balances,
S3,26062O.
The Sub-TreasuTy was debtor to the Clearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb. H. 3:l5 y. m beef Ih" demand Is
Improving; extra India moss, dul at u 90 pt'"I u"
demand. Bacon IN poor demand Cumberland cut about
~ Ia 20 N. dun al rs sd. Cheese IN fair demand
1aIov In poor demand. rurpcntinc- hr demand D.. nm
irn,Inp i.o,n In fair demand Lard-SIot and luturr,
H. rn"r demand umr Western sIot February March and
HurI dun AT a.. wheat IN poor demand Flour III fair
mand: mixed Western spot February March and Aprll,
$50 a. Nd Hons st LOndon-Pariic Coat In poor
demand Eccnlu- Of wheat for the past week from NJ
l.rtic por;- G9OO quarters from Pacific ports. 1000
nom other ,ourco- - 600 Receipts Of American for
Tho mast week.. -. 300 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

CINCINNATI, Tcb, l7-Four In far dcmand famlly
- SJ4H3 10. fancy. - Gedf3 ~. Wheat easier; 40.
Rcd 57a77iac receipts. $500 bush shipments. 100
bush corn IRREGULAR. easier: no. MIXED, 3lr. Oa's
easier; No. p nnVd. 2lG2l1c Rye dun. heavy: Ne.
sc Pork quiet. flo -. Land dun. lower 10 sell.
- - Bulk meets easier: short rib. - S5a 80 30.
fn, OH lower. short clear 5Gai6 121. Whlskcy steady
sales ~ harrti- finished goods lass = u.t,
steady; fancy creamery 29a3cc; cho.cc dairy. t5dGc
Lfn.,cd oil firm jJdGlc. sugar IN good demand hard
refined. Casa7sc; New-Orlcans. fsa59.c Eggs steady
firm llalll2c Cheese steady prime 10 choice Ohio
fat 0dlQc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18


Tho w,eEs shipments Of live Cattle and Sheep and
and ti- average was estimated a. - 10.
HFIVI~- iecr'pts for DAYS rs carloads, Of ilj7
h.a. o. lul5- direct to East Sid" and Brooklyn saught-
.-. loj carloads no GOth,t, including - carloads for
Eastman. aupany 80 carloads for J. stern. 10 carloadI
flr kaufman Strauss. and carloads FOR MeHRer %
ss-, f1r Weston Carroll lawns lar"y 80 carloads 70
Dr.. .od The opened lltsl" active. and small
fraction h,her trlnv. but closed quiet and weak.
About everything sold. Common 20 Prime steers
ranged n price "a - 70 - - per 100 = picked
cattle brought - Stag, and oxen sold at S3dSi, anc
Tho reported -a,- NJ Chicago Dressed Beef for the
work endlnc saturday. February Is were 2.6?1 car.
cn--.,. averaging no - sold hy swift & Company, II
- 90 unr g. aud 1920 carr0s>s averaging G5e ~ sole
t,.urce i Hammond 4 Co.'S AGENT, at s. - per 100
- TIL" above ralr, were made AZ the New-York Brook
lyn J.r-.1 CITY and HohoAon houses.
shipments Baltimore for the week ending Febr1arY
II werr rs follows To Liverpool. on the Qurcn-n9r''
esi Garlic for Never = Hop~cm9n 22a do 70, Mr..
william and 13l do Tor J. Gould % London. N u"
,,.ha rs cattle Tor Meyers fiopseuan and on the
NJ iO DO Tor Che parties. and 2iO tad for
I.hmln brother. and ~ do went to GlasgoN on th'
~ Che Bo.ton shipments 400 cattle $50 shcey and lost
quarter. ~ Reef Will d. unoaicd at London ne balanct
P-,1t. cable advices received late Saturday, quote
r.frerred n',f steady 40 3d. about 9+c per =. and
American I've catt" easier AZ lIal3c. estimated dressed
s. shipment, Of live stock Trash most from this port
TODAY or Tomorrow.
TIN. wect'~ shipments Of live Cattle and Sheep and
dressed Beef and Mutton are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

London Feb. l.. 2. m.--Nuanlic aud "fcit W-'tsrn
nr-t mortgage tr'",' cerh ate 80 tHAa''h IN''"''
Bar silver i- quoted ~ 43'sd pr ounce.
Money Ji,ai I..r cent.
Il. rate ~ discount he 0iTn market Tor boh short
and three months bills i- a. pgf cont.
OBJ, amount bullion into me BANK or England
on balance to-day Is El-1 Ouu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH


Chicago. 17.-Catt-Receipts, -, 900 head; ship
ments, 5000; market steady beeyes. sdsf 90 steers
3a 81 % sOckeTs and feeders ~ d3 90 Texas com
ted steers, 10 75dS3 %. lIogsRecepts 5000 head;
10 sOdS4 heavy, - 5a$i; light, 10 oOgS 10 skps.
S3d+3 so Shoep-tece pts 5000 head shipments, 300;
~ 7j0 - % lambs, $3.50 81. " The Drovers Journal
special London cabegram quotes best American cattle IN
moderate supply prices, l. cent lower than last Mondayi
sales lfdl1 &c estimated dead weight
meIt, 200 market steady good to fancy native steers,
- 80 10 20 fair TO good DO 80 iOdei 0 stockers ana
feeders, s2Gt3 80; range steers, s2aS3 60 Hoes-Re.
ceipts. 400 head; shipments, 2200 market opened
steady closed lower fair TO choice heavy, % 7Ods3 50
~ Sheep-Receipts 800 head. Market steady; fair to
Buffalo Feb 17.Cattetseceipts last 81 hours, $40
head total for week thus far, AGO; for same time ass
week. 7.7iO; consigned through, 34G0 head, $50 %
NewYork 1000 head on sale market opened dull and
heavy. and closed with continued downward tendency
choice shipping cattle, 100 H. - 50dS4 10; prime %
choice native shipping steers, 400 900 n ~ 10 as 4O
81 81 fair canning and butchering cattle 2o0s
~ - 75d4i good choice shipping DO IOoOdl 100 y.
70 30df3 %; very common and all grades ooodlOoC ~,
- lJdf2 80 Michigan stOcker, and feeders, fair
choice 65d p do do fair good native shipping.
~ j0ds2 -: choice and hecrs, s3ds3 %;
~ J0df2 90 mch and sprinSers. $l5dfi0. Sheep
and lambS"crpts last - hours, 1900 head total for
week thus far 1900 for time last week - 500:
consigned through 600 head . 900 head 10 New-York
1000 head sale; fair demand, but at lower rates.
sheep-6iood n choice 81 IS IS so medium good.
- 43dsj 90: common to good - 9odsj 81 Lambs
medium fair. sGdsG As. Receipts r. % hours.
1910 head total FOR thus far % $50 a. time
last week 90 $40 consigned through, $3.50 head ESQ
head 10 NewYork; II 600 head sale good demand az
WORKERS $f 25d. 30 pigs 81 l0dsi 10 roughs, 50 251
- GO; stays :3ds3 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

: i$S s.Is sl:s
is g SSs e. q s 49, 5S 20 d
Michigan Do s. b. 81 3O % State Sheep and Lambs
% John S AZ J. inallenbeek so State Sheep 81 50,
= do 81 D. at ~ a. ia st aS Do 70 az e ss ~ We SAT-
bSr Lambs 81 ss.ts s At 3 e n
o5 Do 30 H. IS OH $50 Western do; rs NJ, at SCI
is ss!s T I@s o. :? e r. e 90 Western do sa
!" Hume Mullen: 81 STATE sheep. SO n. at IS rs; sn
STATE Lamb n a. g 81 State ana IsS SS
!" Sons; g. ~ z, S Ss s. SseG e 20
d. H. 81 g i2 81 ID f9 IS 90 r at Do sS i2 d ss
sS DO g. & a. g t. e is = ~ "a Ohio 90 DO
g pv3gI er% az S'21aoSS d. % i 10 McS S
de-" 81 ~ at So 2ls Western Lambs 6ll2 n az So 50;
60 h. az ty % &ss f 2aS Sc Sheep 59 ca
I2i buffalo d. e ~ at s. so Ohio DO i09 n at 50 Is
az IS 20: IS Ohio Lambs, 90 H. at 81 l22i ID do, ll
H. at T ssder & Co. 10 Ohio Sheep. lo2 n at s5 7s;
ise DO II at lSo DO s a. sb at 81 % 20
q t duo l63 T. at g STATE Lambs 70 ~ at 81 20
Mihcan do 20 y at $9 g. snaon ,oh,o "a, ..
n at s 81 Ohio DO SO ~ az . g 3d. i 65S DO s9S a
Sheep. M H. IS % 25S do, 50 49, at 81 TO- lss do
30 = :. Kase 22s Michigan Sheep III N. at So a7s;
y 5S Mi az ~ Is isS do oos n, at 81 g. w.
OGSRecepts rs carloads OF ,dS 10 an, nGaaoo car.
at iIoboken About half carload Of state and Pcnn.yl
yania Hogs sale and sold Market steady at 81 2ss
Sscs-Iume & Mullen 50 Pennsylvania Pigs, l22 n
a'eIag at ~ 40 RF s lT9 Hogs 155 H. at 81 2 Pigs
120 ~ at 81 so; . Rough do, 4l5 b, at 20 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

prices. ~alr- BIG b1c- Tor consumption also .3-i
before report d. io3 bao- for export and G3
bale, consumption. Port receipts. ~ sol bal, :.
l7.1GS bales day week. and l3l2 bales
thi. day last ycaI Since september I receipts az tha
u0st- aggregated Jlg331S bale, against i,t2ll61 bales
lor the corresponding time last wear ~
al IONS, Ar, La.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

Net cash balance - III, b!0, W. T-t''o"''-'' -
TIcre was little doing in foreign exchange and
the market was 50 dull that il was practically
without feature There was no change ~ the
ouotatinns for actual business rs follows !:
banllore hills NJ 81 - 7.s and ~ 81 is for long
and short sterliHg respectively: French francs
NJ ~ Ia and SIS "a rechmarkS at 81 5-S
and % ~. and guildcrs at 40 and 10 is.
In London British consoS were unchanged M
- ond OF IS respectively for money ana
thc account. The Bank of England gaincd tl2o.-
GEO bullion on balance. III ne outside market
hnni,crs' hills Bar silver further advanced } l-6
+" IL sd an ounce American railway shares
were heavy in sympathy with the home market.
and Jlosrd withpht recovery. No quotations
rncni,tnl PMS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

House S177,74s. lis net gain on balance on Sat
ur,lay and to-day S425,507, made up by
gains of Sll6.16l currency and S3Oe146 com
The two DAYS operations covered Receipts,
S5.O73.AjI: payments, S4.641,044; resulting IN
a general balance of ~ 81 1885, consisting oil
STA. 6Gl. 63s coin and S1.0j2,lsS currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho Inited States Treasurer at Washington
received to-day $2l0,G4S National bank notes lot
redemption. o.. 49,. =
The customs receipts were $500 ,2O9' lIie IN
tcrnal revenue receipts Sj09,S46, ana the insect
lanc0us receipts SS0,40O.
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows:
~ - Fcb IL Differences.
Net gold ON hind $50 g5l 40 $751; i0i275 Inc $1,000
Net SILVER on nd "a 355OO2 @i,59l,222 Inc. No.
Net lcgaltcndcrs - "a, %. r,c o=S GOT
hand s.22o,5Jf c1O''io' Inv
Actual cash In
Treasury vaults
outstanding -. . ,ao GO, T.. co. zoo
certificates 92l3, 5j2, OJl ~ ia
D posts In b'nks 81 49, 80 oI'o''',' NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

SALES AT THE CONSOLID TIED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUN EXCHANGE
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18

MTsS FcS y dg Ill., What What S S%e Nth NS
s Soc Corn quiet 10 j. on track &c. oats quiet;
80 yht1 track 2:+2ss in ~ iio quiet 30; l. ~
nr Pcrs - 20 Lard - butter steady dairy i5GIe.
b Fs' o ,%ay sFoa bbs ;' SRsst ls TSi
S Ih,% Oi' ITO BUSH barley Soo bush wv OO'
Philadelphia. Rob i7.-Flour-westcn and Pennsyl:
winter family g soa*3 10 PENNSYLVANIA family. stO9,
s Wlssc ," 4ntS clear s. ' 5as I'd? DO srsS 81 70
s5 winter int ga!P' S c DO N Ps,SS . IlSS
% Rye hour guirt At - for choice Buekwha, Tour
S N g 2n 900 rctd fair to good milling
wheat 7sqs5 prime to ansy sSg9e MS I'D FSe
May. s2Edo3c. Corn declined +dkc 40 mixed. IN
dsaSt s5S: Co. 29se; So; ; IN @Spor. elevator s5s
no mi}cd in 20tl.st elevator Sc 30 . nigh mixed,
on track Ssc; 40, : yellow N grain depot Csc 80
35so35Sc; NAV, 35'. aSGc; Oat,-No, 3 white. 2gc;
80 whit zoe Stgres dun and SHADE easier NJ.
2sEg3she; MAY. 9sf%3S'.s. $500 Fto7i.icn. qulst ana
iF5 so shocked SSG ' beef a% 5 ia@ Ss
DORA m mS SIS III hans s SS Pcmf G
cured in tcs sEd9c sides. clear ribbed. in salt 9Es
cured Sc G do Smoked shoulders pickle cured
Sr: a 6 SS sGss dse S' hSs n u1s
city refined 6c do Western steam GSIe DO butchers:
sT Hf extra %c do PRINT Extra s2 Eggs e
steady gSr skins. CEaSG full SKINS ?asS Petroleum asu
S2Sy 70 ABEL s Ia SG Feed scarce sSG a%d ar%
winter bran. sls 35Gsli so RSSsipts,Flour 2OS
bush Shipments-wheat, 1850 bush; corn. $4,000
bush oats 300 bush.
St Louis Feb. I7.-Four fairly active; family. So 10
az so choice, - 6oaS2 as fancy ~ 2OGsS 30; eNr.
nrm with May and June NC lower and July sc above
saturday No. red. cash closed at 75ac bid March
closed 751c bid May 7Gs3Gsc bid June 56ise bid
No mixed cash. 2ia,c; February closed az 2iSc bid
May 25.c bid July. 2G'c bid. Oats neglected No .,
cash, l0l,c bid: May. 2liac bid. Rye-No movement.
Barley very little demand Hay unchanged. Flax.
seed 3O0$l 3d.. Lead steady desilvered and chcm-
zeal, sales at S60c soft Missouri 3571c. Butter easy
ard To- WScv Egg A at S n0S 81 SSS
business very light Pork $40 l2t. Iard-Prlme steaa
nominal at rs oh Boxed unchanged. Receipts
Flour 5000 bbls; wheat 10000 bush corn 600 600
bush; oats $1,000 bush 1000 bush barley. 9Q0
bush shipments - 900 bbls wheat 900 bush
corn, 300 600 bush oat- u 600 bush; rye. 600 bus
Toledo. Ohio, Feb. 17.-Whta active steady cash IID
7Ifc May soas; July, Use AUGUST. 77i.s Corr d1m
cash, 3Oc May 3O'lc. 22iac.
seed steady cash February and March - 30. Receipts
oScreed oss corn ouy1 ss ss bash
80 100 bush rye 200 bush coyersesd So bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
TIE DAY IL THE BOND MARKET

The Treasury bought $1,000 Of Us at
104 5-s, and $1,000 4 per cents at 191 At
the Stock Exchange odd lots OF registered 4 pcr
cents were sold at 122 81 Tie closing quota
tions were unchanged:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
WHEAT NO. =.

CASH quotations oIlows: Hour slow and es.yi
40. ,png Wnclt 7jc No. spring wheat. 03d65c NO
red, ,OG'6.c No corr. 2!ssc; No oats ls'4s 20.
rye. i2c; No. - barley j5G07c; No. raNseed, 81 IS
prime timothy seed II lsa$ 20 mess pork per DBL 80 20
d49 - per 100 H. - 2dS5 So short ribs, sides
oo,r 7Oatt -; dry salted shoulders, boxed, 81 COS
~ 20 short clear sides boxed. ~ 9jas5 whskey, dis
finished goods per gal ~ O.; sugars cut loaf 10
LL.- eInnnatsa. n-c: s.lMlard ~ O-.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-18
comparative stocks In store 4:

Stock Rcd in store February H. 2OI 500 bush.
against 1850 Gi5 bush last week and 6G2O'JS bush this
tine a
Ncw.York Produce Exchange statement Of visible sup.
ply Saturday, February -. lS9O
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-12

COMMENCING SUNDAY, june
" rs, 100, and unul futtn'r noIIce
.ra'ns will leaue Reno as follows:
r.Oh A NJ. 'nily Atiati lr Express
sOO tran tor Wi n"muCcs, Bait g
Mountain Pansade, 0gae and the
East. Carr es local first class pa>sen-
gers ana through second cla 5 passen-
gers.
n,10A NJ. -Daiiy Pacific Express
Os1Otrain Tor r'uckea, sacramento,
Benecia ana AN aucisc arr wing at
9.45 P. NJ, Connects "a Sacramen 20 az
5.3OP M wi h sunset K ute Atlantic
Express for Fresno, santa Sarb tra,
Los Angeles, san piegn and f. st ria
New Orleans; al al 40 p Nj. Wood
and aud Knighi's Ian ing and az l2 50
a. NJ. Tor MarysVihe, kedulrg and Port
land
fA,OA A. NJ. DaiIy-Atlantic TX
1U.GO press train Tor y inntrN = cca
and Battle Mountain, ra'isade Ell
and East Carries on first-cla,- ,as-
sengerS, through n iocai.
1O.hE il. VI -Daily- acit Npress
1O.VC train for June. Sacra-
mento and Sa.. Francisca Eenici I
arriving at S:4i An G ha cts at sac
ramenJo with rain leaving ~ lu;50 a. NJ,
for Stockton, t.ath op, san Jose and
san Fro ncisco Fresno Los Anreles ana
San ego; at l0:4D A. NJ. for Williams.
Willows, Redding; at 800 P. NJ. for Red
Bluff.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-12

All orders Iefi at the OLD STANE
will be punctually attended to.
The delivery wagon Will cali u Gus
TONERS daily.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-12
QUICK TIME, CHEAP RATES

Daily Express and Passenger rains
make prompt COZ ectious with the
several railroad lines in the East.
Pullman Paiace Sleeping q trs and
Tourists sleeping Cars AIT ,ched to all
rains.
Tioke rs sold, s'eeping car tbs
cured, aaa other informatiO gi ven on
application at the Company's offices
where passeuger> calling III person can
secure choice of routes, etc.
A. NJ. TdiNNE, D.. "A GOODM AN.
General Manager Gen Pass * Tkt Agt
san Francisco, Cal.
jane
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-12

niS Great
StseU~ a IN g II
fMg Remedy
a ~ Il n Q = Y e.
a. Me is the
le : innate result
OF over twenty
years practice, ,bYa
THO E. y U g l. Y
QUALIFIED GBA
ID u A TIE PtIYoI-
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the hi hest Ine :
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-12

FUt4o
ca Debility seminal Weak kneJ
Sprem ttJrrnR, EsFOSEa s4BrrhsR. EMISSIONS
tnp"rency, ExhaIsted Vita. 'lty, Prem lture De-
cine. and LB - ssE MAN NSADsBsb, ian
al a. cs Ss tstacHbaOms aAI from
rich and pu-ihes the Blood, Str, r g,thens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, digestion, Eo3roduc-
tive organs, and Physical and Mental kaculties.
It stops ali uDn4tur4i and debiiitafing drain
upon the systsm preventing involuntary tJsses,
debitLtiag creams, seminal losses with ,he
urine, etc, destructive to mind aud body
1t Is a sure ii,nInaSor of all KIDNEY AND
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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-22
a Discriminating Dog.

A red noscd man was making his way
up Alabama street, with thin yellow dog
affectionately following after him.
Look at that dog said B1iliff Mig
Simpson. THAT'S IA smart dog"
Why" was the natural question, there
being nothing in the dogs appearance TO
indicate as much.
"Just watch, now. The dog follows that
fellow into stores and houses, up staira and
down, through all sorts of weather, just
like he's following him now. If that fell
low ever falls Off the bridge the dog will
fall off, too. If the fellow ever gets run
over by train the dog will, too. But he
wont 60 into that barroom. He knows a
barroom as well as do, and you can't
force him into one. He'll stay outside and
wait, and you can nearly always locate that
fellow by standing at the corner Of Ala.
hama and Prior and looking both ways
till you sec that dog. Now watch him"
The red nosed man went on into the bar
room. The dog looked up sorrowfully at
the windows, just as if he were reading the
sign, and then settled himself disconsolate-
- upon his launches at the edge Of the
sidewalk. lie gazcd ut the door in gloomy,
mournful expectancy, never once taking
his eyes away. He waited for fully ten
minutes, and then when the man came out
the dog resumed his place and followed at
his heels.-Atlanta Constitution.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-22

Diving here is exceedingly primitivei all
the necessary paraphernalia are u loop of
rope and stone to go down with, IA curious
horn thing to hold the nose, and oil for the
priice of the ears. Once II merchant
brought with him diving apparatus, but
the divers were highly indignant, and,
leaguing against him, refused 10 shaw the
best banks. In this way the fisheries suffer,
for the best pearls are in the deeper waters,
which can only bs visited late in the season.
The divers are mostly negro slaves from
Africa; they do not live long, poor crea-
lures, developing awful sores and weak
eyes, and they live and die entirely without
medical aid.-Bahrein Cor. Cornhill Maya
zine
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-22

They were by no means the worst boys
who did such things, but only the most
thoughtless. Still, there was public
opinion which ruled out certain tricks, and
gave the boys who played them the name
Of being "mean." One Of these was boring
hole in the edge of your school desk to
meet II shaft sunk from the top, which you
filled with slate pencil dust. Then, if you
were that kind of boy, you got some little
chap to put his eye close to the shaft, with
the hope of seeing Niagara Falls, and set
your lips to the hole in the edge, and blew
his eye full of pencil dust. This was mean;
and il was also mean to get some unsus-
pecling child to close the end of an elder
wood tube with his thumb, and look hard
at you, while you showed him Germany:
You did this by pulling string below the
tube, and runninga needle into his thumb,
My boy discovered Germany In this way
long before he had any geographical or po-
litical conception Of it.-W. ID. Howells in
HarpeT's Young People.