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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
@0T00 COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND BATH;
Do lOU. lot 5O1l30; convenient to station on
H9rrow gauge; terms easy. Apply to JOSEPH A.
LE9NARD' corner Park st. and General ave, IA
EoR SALEM ALAMEDA, ON LAFAY ETTE
St, bet Encinal and San Antonio ayes; lots
4s:4Il4s each; also NV. cor. OF San Antonio ave.
6OIl45; get of at Chestnut Station, narrow gauge
Apply 20 the owner A C. MAIa a1 42o Mont
GO9n0 $500 CASH, BALANCE s25 PER
.pAouO. month; lot 40xl5Oi cottage; rooms
s3OoO~Lot 4Oxl5o: cottage OF 8 rooms aud bath:
fne garden and lawn $1,000 cash. balance $50 per
Ss25o-Lot s7:sxl2o: new 2-story house Of 7
rooms and bath; fine marine view; $500 cash. bal
ssouotIot 50xi5o; cottage OF rooms and bath.
with stable; NV. corner; $500 cash, balance $50
s4so0NLot 81 .sxl4o; new 2-story house; 7 rooms
and bath; $1,000 cash. balance $40 per month 49l
$47O0-Lot 81 :6xl00; new 2-story house OF
rooms and bath. on Central ave-; $1,000 cash pal
s5oo0ILot 6eIi49: cottage OF rooms ana bath,
with store, barn and orchard; Sw: corner. All
s6s40-Lot 10000: cottage of rooms and
bath, windmill and tank; easy terms. . No. 496
s7cOO-Lot SOx2OO: cottage OF rooms and bath:
hne garden, lawns, ETC.; best neighborhood; bar
Bargains In building lots in ali parts of Alameda,
also house to let and money to loan. by II. p:
MOREAL & CO, 1928 Park ST., Alameda, and 400
Montgomery ST., san Francisco. ocl9 II
$1,000 e0dfA sSao c ROOMS srREET SEN SEN
$1600-4-room house, with windmill anu pump;
lot b0X14O: 500 cash; very easy terms
$4S00-Eegant new 2-story house OF rooms
easy terms
Sl2,0OO-Three houses; now renting for 500 per
month; send for particulars.
Several desirable places to exchange for country
property. JUDD. HANLEY CO., 1906 fark St II II
TNsTALLMENT HOMES = $4,000: 5000 CASH,
i $40 per month"; pretty cottage; ro0msi modern
improvements; near station; new.
$220o-S250 cash. SlS per month: new cottage;
rooms: modern Improvements: near sta ton
s2350-S400 cash. $l6 per month; new cottage; 4
rooms: modern improvements; near ation
$3I50-S375 cash, $50 per month: new house; 8
rooms corner; hne bargain.
s4Io0-$l500 cash. $50 per month; hne house;
San Jose ave. rooms.
s43OO-S500 cash. S35 per month: splendid new
2-story house (corner); rooms: Few houses to
let
MARCUsE :. 1EssER-san Francisco. e2s Mar.
let st. o,,p Palace Hotel: Alameda Bay-street Star
TO- Cbroad gange). Open Sundays. Builders ana
Contractors Estimates furnished
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria,
When shebad Children, she gave them csstoria
aus 2y saguTn
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TO LEASE.


IS ANTED-TO RENT OR LEASE, BUILDING
~ suitable for a grocery-store, on or near Third
or Fourth sis: state size and rental. L. ~ T.,
7oX lao. CALI. Branch Ofice. oc2S II
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Chicago Markets.
California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO Oct. 27.-Porter Brothers & Co. sold to
day five carloads OF California Fruit: Muscats,
full crates 81 1902 20; Tokays, full crates. 81 500
8 O5; half crates sOc@$1 50; Emperor half crates,
81 Is; Goes late Red Prunes, half crates, 81 Is;
fnll crates Cornlchon, 81 20.
Fine Silver.
The New York price has declined to 81 o.,
and quotations here are nominal.
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TOR SALE-2O SETS HARNESS AT H. SCHELL-
Il HAAS Furniture and Carpet-house, 40S Eley-
enth ST, Oakland de6 cod II
TONES BAZAAR, COR. NINTH ST., KEEPS THE
d largest stock OF dolls toys. wagons, tricycles,
fancy goods, and prices the lowest. oc2l Inn
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Q)eSn SUNNY COTTAGE ON A NE. COR
% 1OOU.ner of willows St: all street work done;
bargain; about to leave the city. w. 4. AR-
NAkD 50 y, 4S3 Ninth St, cor. Washington, OAK
land. OCT II
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FOR SALE.

OAKLAND BOARDING AND ROOMS.
IL ICURE-FINGER-NAILS BEAUTIFIED AT
WI 1855 Market ST. oakland. by an artist au3l U
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FINANCIAL.

LOE SALE AND 10 PER CENT FIRST
L mortgages on real estate. Z. Il. STREET 4 CO,
AS MOnIgUmry 81. OCT I'm
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
- 53S kearuy St, the only corporation that lends
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN sTEAmEKs.
srEAuEa DEsrISArrov. SAILS VIVA

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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GDIG LEVEL LOT, 25x125, IN BERKELEY;
ID = ". sdewalked; handy TO station; IS cash, IS
CHAS. A. BAILEY, owner, 20 MONTGOMERY. oc22 II
GI)S A SNAP; Sl25 WILL Buy A LOT
- III. only 10 minutes walk from local trslgs
surrounded by the most elegant houses IN oakland;
only SIS cash and $40 per month;-sSe owner at
once I. :. SHERMAN, Tweuty7tTird Avenue sta
zion, East Oakland; loesl-TE22ins take you TO the
once. ocl6 I'm
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FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras, 81 25(o4 so; Bakers extras. 81 1894 20;
city superhne, SO q ) 80; interior brands SAG
SO for extras and 1898 % q Dbl for superfne.
wHEAT-Featureless. No. l, 81 33$4@l 50;
No. 2. 81 30G1 321a; choice, 81 36I2; extra
choice, for milling, 81 3712@l 421a; Sonora,
81 3l14@ll 33s4 e ct.
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Ger stmr Remus, Simonsen, Port Townsend: D
SprecXels & Bros.
Br ship Dumfriesshire, McGibbon, Hull: Balfour,
Guthrie IL Co.
Ger ship Louise. Alberts Hull: WIN Dresbach.
Br ship Sutherlandshire, Peattie, Queenstown
BARK Seminole, weeden, Port Townsend Simpson
Lumber Co.
sailed.
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MAUM DILCIE'S CHARGE.

F." De Gospel train am gwine by,
Ihear de whistle blow:
Wen jump on, haul in yolr flag,
I'm bound for Canaan's ShU',
Believer
I'm bound for Canaan's shO',
Oh! believer
a .. q.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

II Hoffman, Santa Cruz
j King, CalifUrn a.
E l. Morrison, Ukiah
lG II PhenEey d W, Cal
Miss L A Snumn, Cal
iC johnson, California
VI Nichols, California
Miss Bouerfaire. S Lake
J II Larkins, San Jose
AthertOn, Oakland
J Jennings, Sacrame onto
w Il " estiake. Visalia
Mrs WriZht, Los Ange les
Miss NJ Wright. Cal
p Buckley. Los Angeles
l. 5 Heusel, Iowa
= Paraweter, Freestone
l Holt, Alaska
5 Nickson, PetalIma
NJ Bowman, Petaluma
A Wager, Pesaluma
- Sankoe, Petaluma
j + Smith, Seattle
M Coleman, Cordalia
I Donnelly, Butte
| w Gibbons, Walla Walla
+ Wilmer, Portland
u j Holland, Ell Paso
c A Blood 81 W, st Paul
J Burns. San Diego
II J Porter, Boston
A II Reed, Mores Station
II a Turner, MERGED
q q Batty, Mexico
G j Porter. sydney
NJ II Edwards, s. dney
w j johnson, Sydney
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Assessments Pending.
Tie following is list OF :ss, ents nowIendinr:
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Railroads..
n N SYLv A N A
RAILROAD.
nailroaos.

u e N S YLvANI A
RAILROAD.
on AND ArTEl; JUNE -. 1890.
Train. i,a,: stations foot Of nr'bro-"e' ""d Sor'"""'
o'yo lAsi lAN Tor 'r A Mfs. , r%ahda
o.; !. ~. oi"'.,a. 80 ~. c,iraso 100 p NJ ~;
IT, st; r%%' ot ., "r>: and Si knoSo S,s'rt
1890 4 )" .,5 !M@ N /! aSP
a nss";$ . aud I o. az Hs s!sy"- nt
I'D S,sn ! S;A'.s s a IY' S Ss ;5 ss1;.
:%i4c 4 ss: AIs S 5a 81 ,srG s'5 an. .aa
a,oo r. .t g. = !" HN IL Ao ANnrtN, oa =
Ss";S "a, S 81; . to tcS. a." Af+
..i al ii ~. Chi' ago 90 M. ana 5. Louis
$50 M >s,HS THr p ; tGs tys siS; !"
Ha III :c"p irnn, E.ra M.;'I,H n,a n. e..
f,,,Sus to KIN Al. ,:; 4 ,us a' e
, Cd sas ad "sS on
500 Si$Sis No.. rsI" t. Sss
I'd: I'd %l Y 4 en-: is ~ g. ~ 't: $'y "i1s
sA IIa nk ':; W1%a.ii.>raS t'F Eofr.!
s,"S Linda; ;ii., iJrio n .t'isc wA;IinsI
a. T. %"sf: ,;,y. .w .,n"s ss''y "''
i,si.a ,,pi... % 30 ana 20 M io uS $50.
10 .u. ), 20 - a.. ard |: Is ncit FOR BaIt.h'ot'
.an. sandal l., l., nv. Tor points on
nay. a: ohio l'iIs.y ana en- n"nh' d Sr,If'''
For ions iir,rh ron, Pc.an, a"d in'r dat a no 40
~ nm, u.ckiays 80 10. ? 10 a; L.. " ~ moor,
ID 90 ,y-l', s 81 ina 81" m H.
S.E, y M, tdo NOT stop At A,hur, Park On SUNDAY.
70; ..s' cy .e, 90 %o..sa, n cf ,a"" Ha
snd with through car for Browns M''ls Ana b'a"
For Old pon. Norfolk. VIA SeW OK th,u.pn "a
xo-f,dh Railroad no ~. daily rscrp, S,,has'' ana
20 u ~ d1iIy via Ealtlnor" and EAv Lane 2'ic
!" FOR PHILADELPHIA
Erpr~~s Train, irsy" ~ follows - ,,,,., ,,,
-, % 10. ; 81, 80. 'hrayo Limited WIN
Einas A. ard 10 10 wa.hns,or LlAi,.d'. and II %
NJ. " 20 ! 10. /. Ia. S w. ~. w. ' ~ . ~!
soO 80. q 90 end % p q! and 81 !: is nyn n.
Arcor.fno alton. II 10 IN. 20 and oo T. m sun,
Ga,, i:Srrr.S H. 80. oo' 70 L,nisSd, s"a 10
m m' And il: - night Accommodation. 90 p M;
rir E"w YORK Transfer Company VIII cau fof nn,i
hrI h,rsar, from hotel, and residence, through t. de'
NnAton. a.. ..,,. o. an, ,,ck., .c.nt
OF the COMPANY, , y voon
CNAS. r.. PtGiI. ,.1; H., H.. "" ", IN,
tirrrri Manager. 'cnefAi i">@r "e"hc
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I ElIIGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt ana
a. M Tor sst.mgun and intermediate points
o. IN. for Geneva Lyons. Elrri to:lr.tr. buHa.9
and the West Totsvlll AID principal heal point, CHAIR
cor I" LYON, aud Pullman TO suspension Fridge;
9:oO = M Tor Mauch Chunk and int"im' date lpointA
ii a. N. for l.. and H Junction and int"fm dat points
'"1 n'' nv FOR Tunkhannock ard intern.edat points:
Chair 'cnr 10 Tunkhunno,k Connection TO Rcading and
40 D. n Tor ElmirH and prn.ipnl nt"rmetstc POINTS
f,s Ar 10 Wlkcrbarrc aud Pullman sleeper TO Suspen
1,ride". ,,.,,, ,,.vch chunu and informed .ts
nonts Chair Ia MRGch ChunR
- II m. Mauch I hunk ahd Intermediate points.
,onnert i'm a. 70 loading mud Harrisburg.
D. M for tir,.rva. Lyon. Elnira Rochester, Buffalo
and he West Pullman sleeper To Lyons aud susppson
Dridge. ~ ~ NJ q, II ~, md q. ~
r"nnect for all points ia Mahanoy and azeton coal
Tes'o""' SUNDAY TRAINS
H. IN. for Mauch CHUNG, Haiicon and inecrmeddaeo
points, and IL " M ior o"c"a"uo"" III" "N'"c""'"
points. a.. >,..,, csur. and IN rointa
~ M for Geneva. Lyons, Emirn, Rochester Bunalo
and Re West Pullman sleepe. to Lyons and suspenssa
RPidgc. ,, r,s..., om.. %, p,oadway
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1ITII,DI'I;TUN GY..IiI. SEA.
w sPEISG LAKE NEW-JI.RSTY.
WILL HF.MAIS Open UNTIL OCTOBER.
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD n. Y. G. &

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, \. Y; G. q. =
T. ot e. a. c"a. naa 20 %Sus vs.
b"tot and d. rhls,s, Oa3 - p e. sis r g.
Slsaaraa rails, 80. % a. M ~ 'sls n, m
81 = "a 10 p; a. n" m & h'"f Is: 49,
Is 49, ~ 100. 49, 's:i3 cranc!oh': M 20 a . ~
!SnS " S"s;i 1872 90 40 i!3is ~ $50 si3
NrwSnrc Montreal and Canuda Fat. lS a. a., Iii p IL
b. m Elegant scrpny.cnrs for Duraio Nlapa.a
Detroit Chicago ami St Louis on AL sro"En
haa!.Ia ;vrraI. Al 80 T o. sose ali 10 a. m
dsiy sunday M sstnsly' H unscr Ho
S o ii"i Sa,aS and rhS;ns S 10 10
snd al 80 a. M b .; prhn:,,,ei 10 Is aud il
Sic. linacnr on 30 SUNDAY. onyS Va 'S n"tni
iSs,c 'a i5. all 10 a. M ls; a,lo,s,r' a. +"
tsGay only iIans to 0 esnsa ' iS
station and rho"nira =. 3. T. :. lam and 90 D. M
Jn,s"y Cts T. kK station clio 40 az 20 n ~ 10
rs rs p. Catskii Mountain nigh.d . W. o,lv .Diy
sleeping Grand S s'" ".nsr .in. %sy axss
ser%nodos,on or Information apply Offices.
1888 Washing TOO rultnn:sI M or Brosd
Tniton.s NcwYork CITY sos ~ as VEST ,aSth aud
sssgccr AcSnk Vandrrbitave.. Ncw.fork
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NEW.YORK, ONTARIO And WESTERN RAIL
MAY COMPANY.

Passenger trains leave Jay and I'D sts W. oioN
ia, 81 ~: !2d, 90 in for az ., nE.I
Liberty Hancock. Walton D.ihl. Edn,s;on. Norwich.
Utira. or, Uncda De.roit Cn~aeo and points M"si
Hall Lake. Mohonk ad Minswa,ka Waikiki VALLEY sa,
tioIs kiddlrtcwn, BiOomlpgbuig. Ellen, ilir Mountain
DllY. f.u5g iurc. ~: L,,rrt' Whit ,o dlk smub
Hall Lakes Mohonk snd Mlncwssks, Waikiki valley ST.
tons Middietow B!oomingburS. flisnvlle rSr Jsr;is
Roe kland a., ,,x 49, a.. utJd,.,,uo
I1entili. Fasbnr: Liberty Walton. Norw sh Oneida,
L.wrgo i,o iu~trr Niagara Falls. Detroit chicago ana
points West , . ,. - c.,ura.v o,,,
for Csmpbe.i Hall Mlddleown Ellenyille Port Jerv
Tai.bn. hrr. Mh:t" LAX d MTSks%C Sunday,
pul,msn draw Ing room and slecpnecar berths
reserved At 1923 Broadway. Ncw.io a. - =,
W SNDEHSON, q. r. A.. - Exchange Place. n. Y
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY.Sr., NORTH RIVER-

" FOOT q r LiB PIX. y, Ir. N0kf ilw hASA"-
:;.
A.r n q" SSTs,i aud ss+as" Allentown"
for FOR lii tn i$e.'lEE a. ,"a :s":n-
c"a s Ma"i D SnSsr M,"n e Chunk and
A@n1 e.: %s Ghda lake wGs.sssns
4 IS;'sh B%ss %,i.d Tsa,,o,s r,s,oa
HI t'S%:ss s:s *:$
:.;.a e "a ssss' .sna~n n..sn
chSnI .cadns harrisburg wl.csbarrc Scranton Tam
a9%" SO D. n 10, ri"m,img;on Lake Horacous Easson.
Is 5 n to- sss:,sr 20 t':%of's@
cN"s .'srs I:.s:ss :;.y q ,.r.
r. SoS; .". Long o psn S.1s 10 i:. 9fi:
Is pS9s '':: ,,sl, d. s So; ,!sS
h"' H."' H'H &c. 81 s.s"' ;s S
80 e, AZ o" Tom. River and B.n.s, co. sn,
Fsi h. =" H.:!s atlantic cry vne.na Bridge
ton ao S,a.n Oh" 200 20 p sia ns m. 1880 49,
3 So 90 cs 60 Sc Il, ' g. sun
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
Branch. Esi e" .. bc%' ss.Gto' T"s'n a
DAY onlyj s As. ! 80 $50 p H. Sundays. 10 T. M
Tor Lskewcod Toms River and Barresst. 80. 7ao
a. M ] 90 3 81 H. H.. 80. ., 49,. ,,,...
or EIbrron Ocran Asbury ParH Point pleasant
&C. at 40 o. IL % O. m, 90. S+j 80. D 80
For Ernh Haven Atlantic CIV. vinrland. BridRcton
&c 30 m. 90 y M . $500
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
Tor Philadelphia at Sc -. 90 IL 80 a. ~ n,c y,
~ NpAN> ? %. II 90 u. H. 90. 5 20 o. 90
Tor Ra:timGc aud Washington daily .: co. II 30 trA
tcI, SUNDAY y M. Oh - 10 T. N - ID hirht
20 D. H. 10 i night except sauiday night. have con-
ne, mn Tor leading Harrisburg pof-,illr, SC 1890
" tor sInln,ry Lew i.hurs and Wiiam>rort via Phla
d,rhia a, - Il M i ~ Iiui i'afler tar 80 > M
s. Il midnight trxc pt Satida, night 6undlys OF m.
Tickets md farl"r,a -"n,, ca" b. pr1rund a. a
i2jth..t 1871 East l23th-'t, H.w.iorh 'o"rse soo
SrwYors Transfer company will call for and chesk
baggage from hptrl or residence
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ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES lime,

STEAMER, DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave Iold
pier ~ North River. foot Canalst. vt D. m Brooklyn.
talns for Saratogs george and all Adirondack points
sh, Springs Cooperso~n Thousand Islands anu Nsga'
~ Falls.
4 -SNRATOGA EXCURSION, $3.50 !;
"A. LAKr GEORiE> &c: TROY 81 so. good during
to n. H., To-. West lots't. daily except SATURDAY 9
,iEORGE ASD ADiRONDACKS. nday steamer
touches at Albany.
urD,OE AND COXSACEIE. - 'tramcIS
llKAATERSKI IL and THOMAS McMANtS lea"c Per
a. 4 r. foo, OF Iay.st. every week AZ G D.
meeting With TIo.ton and Albany r. T.:
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Cost an0 1ouno

OST-Certahcate No. II SI5 OF the Pennsylvania Coal
CCmpany IN name Lucy A. Russell for seventy shares
fsssous arc hereby warned against negotiating same
- -
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Gountrp Boaro n1anteo.

W ANTED.IIolrd for gentleman snd wife for SrtsmDcr
w within ~ minutes Of EcWY0rk Irlces must DC very
reasonable. AdGfs.s GULF. Tribune OIIee
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n he BOOK, or oPEN.AIR SPORTS. octave. 500
HaS ban playing. ohoetnG horseback riding &c, @c, IN
Ul! 81 pcr copy. Published by The Tribune. New.Y"r.
1ntsssatnx and universally comDlImentd Ly the
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WHITE STAR LINE.

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
. NMHYAL AND .CSiTsD STATS NAIL STEAMER
Gsinai. sept. 70 go pm ..e:Islc. Oct. s. = n.
snarn mis- se(S e. 20 pr n,iea'nc , Oct o. non
Second cabin o, these steamers. Saloon rates. 700
ena upward according 70 steamer and location Of bcr
SECOND eabn. A3S and SO Excursion ticket
trme stserasc $50 Comp1nys Once. No. II broadway.
J. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
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GicGmboat9
Hudson River Steamer ainry Powell.

Hudson River Steamer Mnry Powell
DAILY tEX,Err SUNDAYS.
%itS9'' Wit r!:t l@ 80 10 XIV
s 81 ! It6E EAhk I'D ii;oSpot4:
A -NEW HAYDN ;,;Is ;. 7Sc; a ,,x., :, .,
T"rTN a.. sna ;ssn 1ssy.
- H:lD iSS'''T i srn SriELS f2I
YOKE. &c. Through 'E, ,'ld s,d IaraH. shrIka ~
A FALL RIVER LlAE-DOUBLE SUM-
1Iv fEoviTENlE and ali Ea:isr. point; ouIw
NUE. .d oD cJL6Sl ans
a .5HS 10 rach vessel.
L 80 Sp%fS r ri fri rf' a H. T. ND
1907 81 w. & Fail River Newport connecting Fall
nc @ Ii% aIa ' %S%cd ias 'It cS.S
c"mction made At latter point with steamer Tor Cottage
Guy III YS"Iravrs New.York At 80 y. M. br all
Train. ay" Park squarc station week
:ys = s' :Ss e sysio 20 ~ :@s az;
iS%aASV sT y IF TRAINS between FALL ilver
'ne sN a DAILY aa f .sssc ns%sy %:
Sot Tsr g. " & 'sS ind 8" s'f' once" " A'
CERSKiLL and CATsKiI.L leave Pier 49, ": r.. foot
sxsiy ."S ais tsS1ssss
hcc. and SHii uI SIr RE Tsea a. s taR
uATsKILL MOUNT AlNS-Stcamcrs Bald.
win a Tno tsas. s .sS sSo'
ock landing at Nswn".gS sd a or al po": e.:
Cst:siil. steamer Rsmcr at o'clock making all land
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IAMBURG- AMERICAN PACKET co.
I1ExPRESS SERVICE between SOUTHAMPTON lLondon,
rNns), Hamburg. New twin screw steamers OF lO,0OO
REGULAR SERVICE, y. Y: Hamburg direct .,
.;eiieit 80 p M, ssps. 10 A1s Wet 8 a. il
Columbia D. M, Sept H. MOrava.. Sept %
stee9ers leave from Hamburg DECKS Hoboken oNS,J -
~pNCE FIT COMPANY C. b. RICHARD l. CO.,
~ Hroadvay New.Yor 81 Broadway, " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

CTATE LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK
~ GLASGOW AND MOvlLLE (LONDONDERHYj
WITH i ifVEnPo5 T!cK Y5In Ar hEHICED RATES
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and from al ksr;s Of Enrope q lowest From pics
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

INMAN LINE L. S. and Royal Mail Steamers,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY Of CHESTER "Wednesday sspssHnb1 T. 80 a. M
CRY 81 SEW.YOKK. .wednesday September u, a. N.
CITY OF BERLIN. Wednesday September "a. 30 p. M
FIRST CAiiiN. $50 and Upward, according to steamer
prepaid $40. sTEERAGE; go; PETER Wight s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
RGilrcens.
new YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive ~ end depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
Country Board.

A nEAITIFUL SUMMEn HONE. Arst.class. for re.
"A dned family party q .dats large p's ssa an, x.x
Unexeecd extensive lawns walks. shade tcnnir staH
ling near station Address CS BIZ Bway2a hooIor csIl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23
WHERE A MISTAKE Is MADE.

The Folly of Flushing Cattle to Market 6hen
a Slight Advance is Quoted.
Cattle shippers never made a greater
whenever market reports showed that a
slight advance in prices had been ex
perienced. If only few acted on such
occasions it would be all right and the
market would not be affected by it, but
when from all the range and feeding
sections cattle are hurried forward in
hopes of catching the market on an up
ward shoot there can be but one result
the market is at once glutted and prices
20 down again to bedrock. If instead
of rushing their beeves to market on
such slight provocation, stOckmen would
hold them back a little while, prices
which had begun to stlffen and advance,
would get still sitter and advance
higher. It is the light receipts
on particular day that causes
slight advances, and if the day
following the receipts were still light, or
lighter than the day previous, the
chances are that prices would continue
TO advance, and so on, the price being
regulated by the supply. But 1t seems
this cannot be. Farmers and feeders
near the markets rush their cattle III on
the slightest indication of better prices,
and fill up the gap made in the supply.
Next comes the feeders a little farther
from the market with their cattle, and
finally long carloads of cattle from the
range country come in, cause glut and
the bottom of everything that looked
good for a little while is knocked out.
IT'S by this eagerness on the part OF
shippers that gives the Big Four and
other dressed beef concerns the power
over the cattle market that they have
to-day. In fact the cattlemen just
throw themselves in the cOrmOrants'
mouth and afterwards kick because they
are there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23
Notes and Personal.

There have been some large sales of
three and four-year-old cattle, mixed +.
in South Texas recently at from Sl4 TO
SIG.
The Kansas City, Fort Scott and Mem
phis railroad has abandoned stock ship
ments by weight and returned to the
carload system.
Stilson, Case, Ryburn s. Co. owners
of the half circle ranch. are arranging
to drive 5000 steers and 1000 spayed heif-
ers TO the Nation. The drive will COM
mence toward the close of the month.
Schauer & Pulliam of San Angelo sold
1000 drv sheep at 81 aud 500 at S1.75, to
Lewis s. MauZy. Lewis & Many bought
200 wethers, delivery after shearing,
from B. N. Nichols of Sherwood at
81. 10.
The cattlemen in from the Strip say
that the wire fences have been cut aud
the posts pulled out. The cattle have
been scattered to the four winds of
heaven and the boys are now trying to
gather them in, but are having tough
time of it.
John Blocker outfit Tom Green coun-
ty, is busy rounding up the Sanderson
and Arden pastures preparatory TO start
ing drive Of three herds Of 1000 steers
each, on or about the 18th, to the StOd-
daFd Howard livestock company ranch
in Wyoming.