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Arizona silver belt., 1890-07-19
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Stock man
 The total valuation of all property subject 10 taxation in Coehise county, is, according to the Assessor's returns, g. 936.6l3.
 About 1,600 feet of track was wash ed away by the rain Wednesday night in the San simon. No %, the west bound rassenger tram, was delayed about twelve hours.
 The time for taking the census was extended in this Territory, and ihe people of Wilcox were counted thls week by Dr. J Pool and R. A. Alfred. As enumerators are not allowed to nake pubIlc the result of thelr work, we cannot yet give the figures.
 Splendid rams better than we have ever had before so early in the season during our six years resiueaees ue v Y. zona-fell here during tine pest WA and, from all reports, were quite gen eral throughout Southern Arizona. The outlook at this tune for good a "grass year could not bo more pro pitious.
 Lieutenant r. H. Clarke, Of the Tenth Cavalry, with ten colored troops and thirty White Mountain Apache scouts, camped bsre Sunday night, and sn Monday went 10 Fort Bowie, Fsom Bowle they wili go south to the vicinity of the Mexican line, the Lieu tenants nilsson beng to capture, Il possible, the renegade Apaches now off the reservation.
 Dr. J. Pool, one of the census emu merators, discovered a Mexican wo man in our town who is the mother o twenty-five children. This Is q pretty good showing, but not equal 10 tht Nogales woman who IS the mother o offspring to the number of twenty seven. Give the Wilcox mother time however, and she wlll probably com' op to, f not break, the best record.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-07-19
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yTROM AND AFTER THIS DATE, I all persons are hereby warned from trusting my wife, nee Felicits Calderon, she having lett my bed and board, as ] will pay no debts of her contracting. Globe. Arizons, June 2srl, 1890.
 ANTONIO I0QUET ie39.sw
Arizona silver belt., 1890-07-19

Ths population of Nevada IS ascer- taincd to be Tn the nsishborhood of 62,O00, reduction ot 17.000 Tn ten years. Thts Is very sim population Tor State.
Arizona silver belt., 1890-07-19
Stomach Bitters.
 No. as, South Second Street, SAINT LOUIS. MISSOURI
Preventative of Chi,'s,

not surpassed.
 It is endorsed by the best chemists as the most efiicacious, strengthening Tonic this country has ever produced, the value of which will be recognized by all who may use them.
 Private citizens of Arizona visiting St. Louis have expressed their convictions that it is DC ,uliariy adapted to the wants of that Terri tory, and needs only trial toinsure it's speedy introduction there.
 sOrders addressed to THE WEST INDIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY will hs promptly executed des 13rh
Arizona silver belt., 1890-07-19

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Arizona silver belt., 1890-07-19

The reasons set forth for the main tenance of a military post at Fort Thomas seem to be sufficiently con elusive to prevent the disu,antling of that post. It stands between the treacherous Apaches and their vic tims and unless the policy of tie gov srnment is to abandon all protection of the settlers in southeastern Arizo- ma it should be garrisoned by 2 force able to cope with any possible band of renegades that may take a notion to leave the reservation upon. . rad against the people.-Florence Enter pflse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
,xosAn INSTRUCTION nv TIE SCHOOLS.

The conference Of the Protestant denominations OF the
State Of NewYor In reference to the subject OF moral IN
in the public schools began last evening IN the
council Of the City University In washington squaie
The Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby was chosen permanent cna'
man. The first speaker Of the evening was the Rev. Dr.
George r. Crooks Of Madison j., who discussed N AZ
interesting manner, .'The Problems Before Us" That
there should be religious instruction in the public schools
Professor Crooks thought was only natural The civil
liberty In America Che product Of Sslgon. 6ecs'
larism could never mako State great. state couo
only remain great by recognition Of the principles OF
rclgien The Latin Church should not oppose H. Is hat
church had the same fundamental moral principles as
othes The professor said that he depored the grow
ing lack Of feeling upon the subject Of moral and
instruction IN tho schools There was no danger o. re-
uniting the Church and STATE. There was vast diner
snce between separating the Church and sAe ana sep-
rating the Church and Christianity.
Professor Crooks was followed by the Rev. wsyland
speudne Of rouehkeeps, who read N eloquent paper
on .fHow Can Religious Teaching in Public Schools be
secured and Rendered Effective Among other ways Mr.
spauiding believed that good way Of bringing soous tine
desired result the proper selection Of teachers The
session this morning will begin at 80 O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18

asys .ssaant. Because ca .. hs sS
shs re-. s qYs' ss S'a sa aSS
through % England better piic.. than NY
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sSss ssssj ss, s e.
Zinc, o. S9as5 S. Market closed unsettled SOUTH
s i n 49, ss;3i;
ssS::sS. y ss rs; r.
rs: for ss!!S i 3 S
Ss ss -ss 81
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s:s$ a ssssy
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ssr: ' S.:Si Z; ss %
sa.S ssa as
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Ss,ss s * s: ssy n.
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local Operators: he ssSsf hand Ss niro! nsys
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Es a4 ~ J:
livery n the State; No Mwsukes quoted 81 soGsis
asssa sn' 20 sss1s Esi.s y
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sS sAs
The % as sy
fully 1 dsslf s sss n local q. 5,ssi'ns
make. rsss sSva Gr with Sg The SO
pers took ten loads, and clearances were Tvs bush
s sam ynsrsasS Sss$ Ia ' Ss
s d@' Il Ss.c January, 5s assSc cSslns AZ
I,o i.rden indss1ssa By ne strength H. ths leading
options sdyanced fully isits with iTss Soysrins x
un@p@.ans Sales bush future 10000 bush
spot Including No. Mixed at 40c In elevator; No. 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
4 NOVEL FESTIVAL FOE A HARLEM CHURCH.

A novel and interesting fair is to be given to-mor
row. Thursday and Friday afternoons and evenings, in
Bradys Hail. No. 1875 West One hundred and-twenty-
dftl.st for the benefit Of the building fund Of the
LAnox Avenue Unitarian Church, whose handsome new
edifce 10 approaching completion at Lenoxave. and
Onehundred twenty -frstst. The fair will be man.
aged by the Ladies' Aid society Of the church. one OF
the most energetic and efcient agencies In the 1000
work of this growing society 1t will be called fes
val Of holidays, and oil the holidays Of the year viii
be represented by pretty booths. the coors OF which
will be as follows New.Ycar's. white; Valentines
lavender May Day. pink Fourth Of July. red. white
and blue Labor Day, red; Thanksgiving Day. pale
hlue. CHRISTMAS Day, evergreen and Unity Young
Peoples, yellow.
All sorts of articles both useful and ornamental, Will
be sold By the bright and attractive feminine members
of the congregation, while excellent refreshments viii
be served at moderate prices No ono shoula neslec'
this opportunity to spend money. Is the admission toe
is onlv tan cents and visitors will surely an4 many
Eood things in which to invest their cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
THE STATE OF TRADE

Baltimore, Nov 17.-cotton weak; mtddlng. 9asc
DO do extra, Is 75aS4 60 do DO family, "a 1885 %
city mills RIO rands extra, s9as3 20 winter wheat
sssiss = s s SSsss as e *
Sc; No. z. DC; steamer, no: red, s9c. westen-
5ss ne o gS' s FL t sSs
IL o24 CornSouthern rather easier whit old 4sae4c
new, 67a92e yellow, Old 83a0tc new o6aelc; western
qust miEe spst and Eoysmosf o. year SSse a b a.
Sss S sou. sy s ssi
Western white 49G51c do mixed, 4eatoc grsaed Nc;
I seSS fs a oy p'3s5T sas %
iss ssI0' o .%' Copper steady ThsSsy arm. Fghs
s bs; 'v shsss SS- BUN corn bush
wheat, 1000 lush. Saes-Wheat, 435,o0o bush; corn,
1000 bush.
Buffalo, Nov; 17.wheatNS I bard scarce End !. 9
ssd T.s BUS. R':s Northern sold
at s5c 5000 bush do Dec and 5000 bush do at 9ea
eoss closing - eae No Northern S2c Winter wheat s
No goa 5sSsfs ss'
yellow, Ss2c; No yeST sss No sshe; track re;
Sse and Of 10 At 55t asssc Oats quiet; No: white
white IN store Soc Barley IN fair demand nrm ana pn
23S 900 bush oats 13l OOo bush barley 1884, 900 bush
rye, "a 900 bush: Shipments, by canal-wheat 5000
corn n 70 600 bush barley bush 10 By 5 a
Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18

On tn. Produce Exchange today he butter market
':iE; s Case
No. :S!Ss'a sfs ySs s%
''I :ss: - :$ 4
S S Sn. &c., barley e's5 s. SsS BUSH
sss Ss.a. Ss 1E G y is s1ssss ass
sss:: .':s ss's sSsss 'sss %:ss'S
oSsfs' stssis sSs' sssss sn ~ S
n Ps s5' i6s:s Sast
@ Ss.;i
s.ns.a ssRoss 'tS Gf
sse y:
4 ST. s1S q
s ~ NJ sls fSsass
s she s'' grain ssss' nS,SSs
msf ss!sr aHAiIs 'sspss &C. 90 q
Ss sss's q '5sss sss'ss al %sss
options syns ssfsss
ss' f,sss :sn ;ss :S'' Sss
Ss s. Ssisi s5sl
;sSS slsss. 5j Ss ss: % smoked S
ribbed salt 6ied7c DO do do, smoked, 7u5c snoul
ders in dry salt fully cured. Che; do DO smoked 141c
Ps pn IN P ssy n 90 loose
0sc. Butter QueS but steady Pennsylyana creamery
s; sss as RGnsi ss': f;
sr BRAN SO 5o6s9o 60 Petroleum steady refined
bbs s6 200 SSs whssi
Wheat $500 bush corn, 20 500 bush; oats, $4,000
bush. So vxv a, ooo.o
Louis; NV 90 q DUO tGa ky g. nc "a
amy iS estra On fancy j. soSs 60 PsseS. os. ss
wheat-Cash weak and lower. Options opened ' balow
closing figures ruled Irregular. and declined
Sac Tor December, and for May but Just before inc
Tsr n ss s s @
red cash oo'S pesiemssf closed yts nrss
were lee below Saturdays close but there was an n.
values the r. tSn SS sng
outside markets. slight recession took place Later
prices advanced and continued firm 70 ths close No
ss Ms 600 os'; ?'is Su ess
offered at 7sc bid at 7oc Barley weaker Mlnnssota
irsirie scarce timothy slIasl4 Bran quiet sacked
:; s. Sasr ssSy r me-
s eyer .e Tsssso 25sa7c fancy 29sso dairy a
Eggs strong zoe: Cornmesl easy y 6oas2 70 Mhiskey
steady al a. Provisions dull and heavy early but later
IS co. Dry sailed Boxed shoulders 80 longs.
As 65 ribs as 10; short clear. 81 5000 30 Bscon-
Boxed shoulders So 5o longs and rb, GO 70 short elear
80 49, Sugar cured hams Sl0 ooSsiZ %. noS p
dats 10000 bush; rye 1000 bush barley $4,000 Rush
Shipmens-Fiour 10000 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bush
ri 900 bush oats 900 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
frH RACE SELLING SWEEPSTAKES 80 EACH.
: sson annrn FIVE ruRLON0S.
TN HACE-WELTER HANDICAP.
e60O ADDED, ONE MILE
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR PUPILS IN GARDENING.

st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. II (specieD-whhsm arse~.s
director az the Missouri Botanical Garden at st. Louis,
has just announced tho conditions under whicn the
next two scholarships for garden pupils are 70 Do
awarded. Applications must be IN his hands on or
before Masch /. Tho preliminary examneaon VIII oe
held March 8, ana II more than two candidates appear
competitive examination will follow March ana u
The first examination win cover English grammar
reading, writing spelling arftninsec ana s'o@apny'
which thu competitive examination will extend to the
history of the United States English literature, algebra
German, the elements Of botany. zoology and phys-
oloey. Each successful candidate will receive be'
sides his lodging. for the first year 300 tor ING
second wear $780, and for each year after e second
$500. The course lasts six years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEr-Thcre was dun market to-day for Rio on
the spot and he FEELING barely STEADY No quoted
iTLSI7Ic sales 500 bags No 8, lste also late Sat
q I s l Sn,Oa oas se s.s Vas degree Of
declined ed points, While Other months ruled saS paint:
higher ,bu enc more ieSns na
g5a5S point. toward The clS;s however, there was
All the cables were weaker but Without much effect
Ifavre broke LAX francs, ana Hamburg ost lal PIGS.
lever osa quotations. Sss, AK n re MoSsmess "a
March rs 81 April us 3D. Total sales here to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18

moro decided inclination to rebound from last weeks
decline. May opened at 81 and closed az % le cents
The cash price moved up from cents discount Under
May to within 10 cents discount. The movement
was moderate. Oats were strong all day within
moderate range and closed AZ the up TOP put .ne
rather lstless closing at almost the bottom prices
Of the day Possibly this was Largely que 70 news
pork opened at S11 So and closed at I'll 90 January
lard opened al 30 81, aud closed 81 " 2o January
RIBS opened at s5 OF, and closed at % oo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
4 nrou1srr1oy ON TEE STOCKHOLDERS.

Albany Nov. 1.-THE report OF the examinauon ln0o
the affairs AZ the Prudential Fire Association Of New
York, Of November Z, fled with the superintendent
of Insurance November is, shows an impairment OF
CAT 900, the capital stock being 100000 The su-
perinteudent OF Insurance has issued reQuisition
calling upon the stockholders TO make good the impair
mont Of % IL per cent within thirty days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18

quarters p: f ~. 8. r bs:s b y
.'f s @ 4: s;ss.s: IS; e 8 80
70 Yen es;is1 As y Were sssts v - q:
Like ss.4 On Re sI N,swssISn. ssd TX s.i$s
oiss!ov e. T. "a M ofss :s Sdpe ~ - "a -
sheep. $3.50. 90. o~,s,ss.-x A, wAwusSt News.
IA stsSSpsr TNe oeesn u expected v ~ ~ - 49,
- siS ED Los& euetssz q ~ - 'os fsSslSy III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18


st. Patrick. Atropne and Msuve Withdrawn.
breutanos owner was fined $50 for informing the
erk Of tire Course that the colt would not start Mr.
salmon obliged to scratch him jockey went to
ne scales The Ana Ally got on in front end led till half
way the homcseteh when Graylock strobe her
Mr. sass up with rush but failed to reach Gayock
who with BY two lengths: Mr. Sass second .
neck before Evangenc. No bid Treliswood pulled
up lame.
FIFTH RACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES. $40 EACH.
$500 ADDED. / Ito MILES.
g. se'Aie Fl.
sl.nt sss, s qss, y, re' s Il Esl'e.so
4. NJ. Defry's b. h. whiteuose, 9, % Gear; =,
no. Stone: CHI e. Eiiaa. tss.;
D. = lseig's s;ih. 4. Park Ridge, 2;,sSs, 81 =,
NJ. ';Ts' b sssS c6. c. Outbound, 10
D. r. ru,.'ier. sA E. rol.. T. ,sssssss,,.; IA. 81
W.: s Ssiy: !. = a. l7 r. AI e. S s'i -
F. T. ehrses Oh. IN. Puzzle o d. A., =.
L. ssusrt's CHI. Z. squander. s. ,s..xsn.on;o ao
rrme-l .5sL.
Kern vardcs Thscdosius, Extra snd Masterlode were
wiedawn. wh.tenose made the running with rearl Set
In close attendance the two opcne at one time gap oil
four lengths Eiktou led the fororn division In the
stretch Pearl Set TO the front and won ceverly by
four lengths whenOse second four lengths before Elk
ton. No bid. %
SIXTH pACE-wEITER HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES.
ei0 EACH, &Goo ADDED. Six FuRLoNGsi
s. ne'tinff Fl.
Esss Ssrs b s; sss No SE Duke Of
Q.ttcneld) Al s-5
A. ' J. scois;s b. g. odnwsd, -; ~,
r. Roach's br. O. Major Tom s, ISsi;;;a;o q -,
!, H. Mecomls.. b. h. Auseer.s ! foo; % 1.
IN ,.ns..s. .A c. st. James an SSs,?ssa; '.-' 30
D. yoAn.on's b. g. Flambeau. 8. os;;;;; a.,
@. E. Smiths br. c. sasssrd, Co. A., o,
L. 4aoyds ch g. St. John eyed, d1otTribc SOL so-l
- Time-1 I'D.
Dr. Hssorouck, Forerunner. Eolo. Meriden. Leo H..
and Persuader withdrawn. Prince Howard LED for
suArter and gave way to Lakovicw. who remained In
ront 10 the end, winning easily BY two lengths Prince
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18

sSs;s ssssss:r w sissss sss
b ssl so e.: a. s %ss .i S.ss i 4 sl White
PfsfsPpesdS sssiiHe SSssI. ss 4 ssssf
slSs S. 81 900. 100 n g. 81 a0a'l % '
Compaatiye stocks Ia ssore' NAV H. nov. O.
s $::,. ::ls:! ll s:s|
Es f ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. zs%s siS S,sss
Peas -
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w"
Stock '''''' s IEs;| r. III IHsss !
wheat .....~~~-::::..:: iss.SS .i.SSS
barley 1910 .-s,..;s;.
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& Es;';; ,::==::: sssSSss sSss S''
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A; 's &: sS;:: !.;,,,l I! 4
tx: sSs sssa";ss' { ';''
Sss ;omn55 s,ii
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Ss.,,Iy :;ssi 'af
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:sss 81: lsss
'7sss2sfA q issfk % syl.' ..Is g zee:
:Sss Ss0 sss5Yst ifSs %Ss
s s:s :ss a?' s. k
In I9pHsfE Gs vsSrs y Sse
led sSda ' &C. y Ss9s
s S5 g. q e va 81; 4. e 10 s5 w u Is;
ss.i ssa ,se sst
tssts Crude Ssy,o a 1S ssns Soes s%n
g. ssSssS s:ss, ssassI :s is;s I
by :s'J ss;.
s''sss sss
$s:ss.s va. very quiet
ss :i& E "a ES;
H% ,SS IS. s, sss r LA ss
Sc pss XII ie0S
Sis sed hscs % rSas
On p5v s.,ss sr on p ssrs S sms
apoa Ss' s'fks ni ss:;Sr .a1
Pofs tS'ss .. Ell 81 e
s Acs @sm busn Woodbridge 70 Boston, h00"
oripfk light ssms .s: and n
Ms'i p SSed eli # s5ssii 10 Family Meas IS
FANNY III dG 70 sos s TT tss. ss
81 Gs. o;ssss: al zssssss
Sss SSs ss iss' Wy - ns srhss
Fsfi:5 s5s2s s$o:Sa
NiSHsEssSMts q ;4y Sfs s hSs
ssss; sssa "a j. sss'fis s ,'9:s;
N bus latest hse,s: hI sssSn s9s
s:s sgssiis;ss ;s".:
s .s..s : III
:ssa s; css.ss Nay d fs:
s;sass ,ssy s:s & 4.
sssS:y ssssf o,. sss si
s q; ts g So s:si lSsais SsSs:
nHo saSis far iea1sc state dairy kns ard tubs
M Sss. sSsas 5Ss ss'' e.
i2s4 Msst'' %e. Rsry ssS'ysy ass
s ss.s ;.s s.ss
$s:S Si ;ssy &c. a. sIs
sSs %'s t;r .t 5ssS s ti
Messsn skim. nSiIs :..;
Brands rule irn State and Pennsy1yania fress 21a
c q sSsss aS s pscta
mssGTG ~k&w-pun and nomIasy upsAsnssd Ss
reported Fair r.pns gsosd f TiSsIriSaa 81
sss;so d e.
s.F $;;: s,s. H.: s.::
S &C., sSc YSisS 5iSlsasst ,,,,. ,,,, :, r..
quss$ ''y y,, sSS s'sv ovo,.t
At SSiisSss &c sales Gate ye.terdsy 50 hhds 4Se.
wOOI--There is perhaps les, doing Of this point but
choice grades Of stock ere sSaee ana hos pas VIII
own II no. actually advance and no one feels disposed
oer goods Buyers are few and take only small amounts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18

Il s:.sss y %S. 20
SSssS 80 Yam SS y e 70 sS:ss
q at boo %Ss s,ssg q sG sSss y sae
PfsTsppos5 sls;as 10 OSsS a.ss g %
siasi OSI loo n. III sodsi 25 Sharps' - S'S'i ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
RACING IN DEEP MUD.
roox,6AKERs ARRESTED AT THE LINDEN
TRACK.
nAYxoxp @. AT The FRONT AeAIY-JocKEYs

nAYwoND g. At THE FRONT AGAIN-J0CKEYS
FINED. ~
pnsxons Of racing sre well protected from thu
~seAher Il Linden Park that nothing abort Of bfis
M ooald beep them away from that popular and
prptty course. The attehdancs yesterday VISA pey
~ enc end the association jost nothing By declining
- declare on the programmes. OF eourse tsesV WON
nnnsous Withdrawals on account Of the mud. but tne
Ael1s were sufnciently large to make the eonessu
acubtfu and the betting good. There was sore me
lion IN the bettingring after the first race as Iol
hoonnnkers-" Sol" Liektenstcin, G. Johnson, ). Hi
anl \ nresm-werc arrested by constables from Elaa
IN q warrants taken cut b. the indeisnsso'e rsss
% Lacy. They were conveyed IN carriages 10 "N
csuny courthouse, where they gave bail In the sum
q O 500 each after which they returned to the ach
an1 resumed business.
Fun particulars of the races are given In tho oe.a's
which follow. Mr.. caldwell imposed numerous hnss
"a the unly Jockeys In two races ana AZ an ohssa -
aisd Oh this year with the exception of Camp, Fats
teyA1d xnd stovA.
DETAILS OF THE RACING. a..
DxHsT RACE-HANpfCAP SWEEPSTAKES. 40
EACH, $500 ADDED. 6s FuRL0NGS
81 betting Fl.
!. n ns.s,s t. Kitty ypas ~ veesfssls, 10, a.,
a 1 sss%D.sS S ass1 disan SSyi,,.; ~. IL
s...s.,.A Stable. ,s + nss 10, =,
y ~ j..sis;.; 5: Sai;ss. s. iS ssa:9 ~, =,
v. 9 D.,y'. b. 8. ela..us q. : $ss -,
ses sss' sable; b. !: Rsdishs, 80
Tixae-1 IL
d, Hssbrouck Merlden, Autocrst st. James, winona.
ysrersnner Nike wstbsn 1satify and Psrsuadsr wefa
Withdrawn The field got the nag at the second break
Kxv Ven leading, LAkevsw second Radiant third.
Ballyhoo last Kitty Van made the whole Of the run
sine ana won Ia Q common csnter by three iepgths
ksbA Glenn second, neck before Lakeview, VINO was
Second for Ave furlonsk All the jockeys N Ne seee.
with exception Of Weber, were nnsd $40 each aes pso
behavfor Of the post.
GECoNp RAcE-sELL1NG SWEEPSTAKES. THREE
YAAA.oLDs. sio EACH, $500 AIDED. SIX FUR
LONGS
s. ss'''nffii Fl.
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pe!y. ent Nam Mamie ,cs qss sSs;;y II IS
I.f R. Ssi'y's b. 81 Si.' a.i S
Keystone stables b f. Insight. % sss{Sss ~, -,
yerouiea F1ossie. Iago. and Caldwell were withdrawn
Mamie b. TOOK ne lead the start and held 10 for five
turongs when Kempand, who had been running second
ssed her winning an easy race BY two lengths Addie T.
beconA head before Mamie b. No bid.
THIRD RAcE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. $50
EACH, $1,000 ADDED. SIG MILES.
e betting f.
W. Lakclsnd's en-. Q. Raymond g. BY Eous
0. Yves ssss:g 49, e. a's @
uenn auinrs D. h. Badge, s, 1,e sHasa = g,
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"a. Covngton) 40-1 12-1
Time-2 coz.
Elyton, Blue Jeans snd Stockton were Withdrawn.
Raymond a. icd all way winning in the easiest pos
able by four lengths Now.or-Never second. .
.ength before Dsdse
FOURTH EACE-SELL1NG SWEEPSTAKES. e10
EACH. $500 ADDED. FIVE FURL0NGS
Netting.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18
WHEAT NO. 2

Cash quotations were tolows: Flour qneh1enged
10. red, 32se 30 corn, She No. , 2 oats sY5s;
prime timothy seed IL IS @ss. PORK per Dbl
100 NJ &C. short rib. sdss loose % sSSs sd so
boxed ssS 10; whlskey astier. insh.a goods
lee No do 45c; barley. No. 8, f. o. b., eoa72c; NO.