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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-09-06
Land Office at Devils Lake, |

.~s" Land Office at Devils Lake, |
August 9th, 1890. !
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inten.
ton TO make fual proof in support of his
claim. aud that said proof will be made be-
fore the clerk of the District Court for Bot
tineau county. N. D., at Bottincau, n. D., on
september 20, 1890, viz:
FRANK LASCO,
D. s. No. 62ll, for the S. W. sec 10 T. 16O
Rye. rs.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
tion OF, said land, viz:
Gnstav Smukal, Henry Bake, Of Willow
City. Archie McKinnon. Hugh McKinnon,
Of Bottineau. Bottineau County N. D..
49,, Il, g. SPILLMAN, Register.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-09-06

aJudge Rose has won golden opin.
ions from all sorts Of people by his
manly, honest and conscientious opin.
ion in an original package case recent
" before him. He held that a case OF
beer, containing 81 bottles, is "a
original packages and could be sold
but not drank upon the premises,
but this applied to the law before the
pass sge of the Wilson bill; how that
law will affect it remains to be seen.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-09-06
Land Office at Devils Lake, Dak.,

August Il, 1890.
I NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
clerk OF the district court in and for BOttin-
1890, viz
JAMES McvlCAR, II. E. No 2467
for the N. w. n sec 3, T. l8l, r. 76.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and Cultiva-
ton of, said land, viz:
William Clark, Richard Williams, Lars
Rasmussen, Frank Geduhn, all Of Botti-
neau, county, N. d.
Z. q. SPILMAN, Register.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-09-06

#&%%E&& AN@sS -&S ~ ANs
The coming election In North Dakota at
tracts much attention owing to tho fact tina,
u lady has been selected rs the democrats,
c.ldidatc for Superintendent Of Public In
struction. This Is q step Of the democratic,
leader vi the Northwest ahead OF all parties
n is attracting the attention Of the whole
nation th%ithcrwurd. Under the constitution
Of that state all women Of legal residence and
upwards OF n years of age can vote for any
school officer or upon any school question
and are 'eligible to any school office" Mrs
Laura J. Eisenhuth who as been thu
honored, was born in Canada in 1853, her
maiden name being Kellev. When she was
2 years old her parents removed to Iowa,
Whore 8 he was educated In the best institu-
tions OF lea She was for eleven years
y teacher In the low public schools and
holds astate teachers certificate from the
authorities of that state. About three years
ago she came to Burlington, Foster County,
N. d., as the bride of Willis HI. b. Eisenhuth. |
In 1889 she was elected County School Super
intendent of Foster County, and last June
she was reelected by an overwhelming
majority. carrying eleven out Of thirteen
She is a woman Of fascinating
tall and fair, an enthusiastic ed
o charming conversationahst, and,
above oil. q woman. of high executive and
organizing abilities.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-09-06
ar q TIBBI19
Collection and loan broksf
Form Loans a Speciality
.Bottir eau. 20
NOTICES
.Bottir eau.

Notices Of final proof must be paid for
before affidavit Of publication WILDE ls-
sued from this Office. !.
The charges are: Fcra single notice q
dnal proof, 81. 90; consolidated notices, "
Feach;!cuntest andtimber culture notices 30.
Each special notice 81. extra.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-09-06
Land Office at Devils Lake, 2. t.

Land Office at Devils Lake, D.T.l
Aug. 18th, 1850 I
Notice is hereby given that the following
named ettlerhas filed notice OF his Intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before
the Clerk OF this district Court, for Bottineau
county, at Bottineau. N. D., on Sept 2S,
DANIEL STEWART.
HI. e. No. 1889 for the N. w. " sec S3T 1852 r.
76, Ho names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz: William Will
Namg0H; William Bell, Alfred Gray, Thomas
Kelly. ali OF BottineAu, BOitineau Co. N. d.
lGlA e. g, SPILMAN, Register.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-09-06
Run

Fast Trains with Pullman veatibuled
Drawing Roop sleepers, Dining Cars. and
Coaches of lytest design. between Chicago
and Milwaukeean st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Fast Trstns With Pullman Vestibuled
Drawing Yoom Sleepers,. Dining Cars and
Coaches of latest design, between Chicago
Room and ColOnist Sleepers via the NORTH.
ERN PkC1FIc HAILHoAD between Chicago
and Portland, Oregon.
CONVENIENT TRAINS oau from Eastern,
| Western, Northern and Central Wisconsin
polJts, afording unequailed service to and
IRON Waukeshs. Fond du Lac, Oshkosh,
NSenah, Menasha, Chippewa Pals. Eau
Claire, Hurley, Wis, and Ironwood and Bes-
semer, Michigan. =
For tickets, sleeping car reservations, time
table and other Information apply to Agents
of the line, or to ticket Agents anywhere in
the United States or Canada
8. r. AINSLIE. - = = General Manager
Milwaukee, Wis.
J.. NJ. HANNAFOkD,. Gen. Trafhc Niger,
st. Paul, Mimi. =
III. C. BARLOW. = - TRAFFIC Manager,
Milwaukee, Wis.
LOUIS ECKSTEIN, Asst. Gen. Pass. & Tx
Agent, milwaukee,, Wis.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-09-06
D. IcBRlIEI Prop.

Land ONCE At Devils AXE Is. d.
August 8Oth, 1891.
Motto Is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice OF his intention
and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk Of the District Court, in and for Bottin-
eau County, ut Bottineau n. d., on October
18th, 1890, viz:
LANES ]. KIRK, d. s. No ana
for the Lots 4 and s and s II s. VIZ sec 81,
q. 1A H.76
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivat
ionof, said land, viz;
John Hofacker, John Hart, Ole Roland,
Thomas o. Neil, all 81 Bottineau, Bottinean
county, North Dak.
T.. q. sPILMAN, Register.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-09-06
SUBSCRIBE FOR The PIOIEBRx


ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-09-06

Col. Piurniaer, the apostle Of true
repnblicanism, witi,oat whose pre-.
,sence the .~conveation would have been
4 failure, sail OF his 1psrty, they,
frame resolutions in conventions that
they know 70 be hypocritical. We
more 81 less hypocriitess
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there was a big business transacted, although prices
some a 'S So S9 s had been made a.
create drop from last %eee gur reid at saso %
100 ~ aud few lots Of extra and picked do at - 32a
90 &c. very p scoS 10 stock sn .d smSs % It
SAD ,SbacE Dewey: 60 state sheep 90 n aver.
age M 100 81 90 so 81 d ss = p g SO 60 A
do H. at - - 1913 do % N at IS 81 ~ do 80 ~
a. h at 80 81 A. DO 7G n At ss 50 Us DO IS ~ AZ
SO 10 SOP do, 70 b. at 50 81 los 90 80 ~ a, ~ use
asns;oq 81 Ohio sheGP p at rs g, Ss
D. 30 $50 Western do, oh n, at 500; go do 70
az 8 50 0S $50 State to- do S r az at 50 9s DO s
at s. 2I$ DO s. n at 81 12is 1856 Western Sheep and
"J =. Pldsoct Sons 40 State Sheep. IS r. at Is 50;
0 at It So Isl Ohio DO % at 50 1856 DO io7 n
at 3 81 0 6 S'S dd LG e g ST. g. f % d. s. d. %
S GO d. a. n at ~ o. IL % q % 60 90 60 @dcqs az
sheep 100 at 60 ll2 Michigan Lambs Cs n, at 50 %;
a s a s. g e 49, sss sh s 80 80 B. &
g g 49, State LAMBS 'S c g go d 81 A.
g 8 S no. W n a. d. % G sea 90 70 ss s
Hume S. Mullen 80 STATE Sheep few Lambs, g
ass s55 DO sss e. At is j. lss d. 81 81
newton GIllst:: 65 ohio sheep 12t n. at 50 50; 17s
IS 10? d. % H. At = Si d.
Judd { BqeGng4am lls Michigan SHEEP se. n. a.
= 90 os Michigan Lambs q n at SO Is Il STATE do
OIL ~ at IS 30; lis do. "a N, at Sc IS SO do, SO n.
az Sherman & Culver: 90 Ohio Lambs ISL H. at &C rs;
90 nds "a d. s9ssr ds at 80 'O lob do lo2 ~ at
P, S. Kase . Michigan Lambs. es n, at Sc s7ia 1853
j. + sadier s GO. 81 Ohio Sheep ess n at 80 IS
ISS 6scaI LAMBS SS 8 f. at q % 50 DO 100 @ at 50
s. Carloads Of 70 992 bead.
load for sale Quoted steady at 80 sodsi 10 per 100 ~
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Omitted last week ,,,,.... .,..s ,o,, ~
Z o & f S5 d. Sni sSsS r. st
40 lS4 D. at p 80 a9 -S at 20 81 Do 1856 n.
a. I, 20 no OHIO do 1910 H. at - 10 20 DO, 1886 H. At
~ 80 10 do, l235 ~ at ~ LIZ Connecticut OAeh l-oo
D. Mcr6crson Co. Steers 1881 n at q A.
do 1888 ~ at 81 30 do IFS H. "a 80 80 STATE aye
Cows 1859 n ~ CO. IA do, 904 d. at = % 40 500
" Newton Gict: u Chicago steers 1i95 n At = 81
Indiana do Coarse 1909 H. at a % state Cows. eis
H. at g 20 DO ZOO Sbo Steer st. 80. H. at a 75 10
Chicago do l240 n at - 10; "a do ll19 d. at - 70
10 do 1863 H. at a so ii do, 1888 n. at - 4o' 80 do
$S s6 a. - IL + Western Steers 1920 ~ at - 2 10
do 1882 H. at a 172 Oxen l474 H. at 80 lZ2 90
'I HIICW f0WS-Recelpts. II head 40 trade Feel.
steady and Inferior to Good stock IS quoted at s@
weak closing lower on westerns and vesls. some
arrivals not sold out The Transactions a. iaT
AZ sd9c per H. Western Calves at 4d4isc and Grassers
and Yearngs sold at 2'sa3.c zone Coarse Calf selling
saies-John J. Halcnbcck: Glassers. 2ie n average
at 2i.c per p Yearlingi 4S3 n at Be- ~ ws.tern
i6s n az Ole do, 126 ~ at The do. li2 n, at Sc
8 G DSilanback Dewey i5 Grassers $50 H. at ~ %
81 Mixed Calves; $40 \. at 80 80; Veal'. lo7 II. at
81 ~ Haprh i Veals ISL ~ &c; do 122 ~
at SG a. 90 Mullen IS ra,,crs 2ss n at Be- d.
at Sv' 70 re- % do I2' m at es' :? Il DO ies r. at
SC Jd I'D u BScEneham 81 (rasseIs s5i ~ at s.c
Yearng poor, 900 u; az 11Gg.i ,, -. 81,
SS GTt2q NSb f SR % caos Of 10
hcad-75 carloads At Goth'st ,nd 0 carosas at Jersey
Genital. which when they arrived would make an even
100 carloads several ,so. WIs that 40 od safrel Oyer
lambs nhtcd their noses around The Pens today It
!, an "u ttrm in this time rather more lively than
The shippers viii wish wien they get their bills Still
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domestic Glinatlons 10nntc6
Females.

Females.
A II. KINDS Of German servants, Win
n nr-t-claSs references. always OF hand
for CITY or country. J. SONNENSCHEIN' =
Employment once - 3d-aYc.. near Sth--t.
A NUMBER ~ frst-cllss cooks also
"A. other competent ,'rNInt>. Mr..
MALNBERG. SWEDISH Bureau. 3j2 4th-
ave. between 18th and 10Th SIS. upstairs.
A YOTNG LADY art student seek, after
n noon employment; would tearh draw
Ing. assist I'm care = children. OF br us'ful
10 invalid lldN highest RI rcn,"~. J.. C..
Christian Aid 20 Employment society. ~
Bible House.
COLORED WOMAN want, offices. Vc..
I to clean by the week. cor take care OF
apartments good references. l.. y. 800
7th-ayc- lst foor. mont.
EHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS BY
u competent young German American
eltl, personal references willing 0hNginc.
and good WORKER. city. country. With Mr.
TYLER. 3eS 6th-aNc.
~ IAMBEEM and WATERSHEDS
i vounG swedish eirl speaks English Z
willing and ohligius good >'turtrc>> GOOD
references from last employer. Apply 800
ith.ayc.. 18th and 10Th -.
CHAMBTRMAID and WAITRESS BY
" Young Irl. in a small private family
best Of r,feroncc from present employer.
tall 3 East l-th-,t.
EHANRERMN and WAITRC>S.-By
I very neat quiet orderly person city
rof. reucc, habits iirrWoachabl"; pr'.'r>
q steady place t. high wages, city or coun-
try. D., 30 6th.aNrr near l1th-'t, Mr..
CHAMBEGMAID.- By competent girl.
u and assist with waiting best city RI
crcncc. 3l7 West 3j,h-st., Room 3.
EHAMBERMAID aud WAITRE>S.-By
Y respectable girl IA private family :;
good civ reference. i3s Wc-t i2d--t.
.HHAMBEKWORk HOUSEWORK. Nc.
I BY scotch girl. city OF country
good references. Ready at the HOME
III RLAU, 1873 6th-aNr., near lOth-sL
and WAITRESS. or
y NURSE and SEANSlkLSS. by
young smart Swedish girl. Cali MI.
VI NLNltIhtt. 49, itn-aNc., between 10Th
and 26th SIS. upstairs.
EHAMRERMAlD and WAlTRESS-By
~ frst-clas, person Ia a private family
references. CAN 80 .th-aNc. no cards.
and WAITRESS BY
Y neat. quick North Gcrman glrl best
reference, no objection Ia the country.
Can at Mr.. BIiK'S. - 3d-ayc.
CHAMBERMAID and wAIrRE>S;-By
I. Young German girl fr,t-cia>- ,hain-
brrmaid and excellent waitress; good city
references. $50 East i3d->t.
EUAMDERM ABBY a young girl for
\ chambcrwork and plain scwins heat.
willing and Obllging; thoroughly com,
prtcnt: years city reference can -
East 51th-st.
CHAMBERM AID and WAITRESS.-By
u a Young English Cir con p'trnt good
references city preferred. Please call iiO
Gth-ave. near 4"d.st
COOK and LAUNDRESS. or HOUSE
u WORK BY a COMPETENT oman eN-
celIent references: understands her work
thoroughly. Please call 749 Gth-avc., near
i2d-st.
~ OOK and LAUNDRESS-CHAM
" MAID and WAITRESS.-By two
swedes together or sspsrats city or coun-
upstairs.
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/ wears b'-t city reference. Address g.. D.,
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Il OAtINAN. Iv man who thoroughly
/ u understands his business careful city
/ driver. long experience. willing and obllg-
M: ha- highest references for sobroty,
| hon,.tg and caml.uty Cali or address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
TIE PETEOLECM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Yesterdays crude certificate market developed an
asercssiycy strong tone. At the stock Exchange
price, advanced from II % 4aSl % IL To- 81 % -
~ o. 81, against ~ o. . at saturday noon NJ
the Consolidated Board the options sold from
81 o. IS to ~ o. 5--aSi % 39, against IL % on
saturday. At both Exchanges moderate business
done. and there more alcrtness shown by
brokers than has been noted in time. The
buying OF a good character and was indicative OF
confidence III higher values. IL Wa cohuu',cut ~
defiance OF a further weakness III pubhc puotitlonS
at Antwerp. Perhaps the effort IN inc ia,t wen to-
produce impression Of hcdNlHe>s III prices at INC
furpcan Continental port, il designed cover
to renewed purchase Of refined petroleum. Inc II.
creased buying Of crude here appears To be tne OUT
come of gradual appreciation OF the slall,tcti
situation fhc best efforts of the bears ialI'u 10
break oil below ~ Oh December and II i now back
10 within cents Of the top h-urc> LOT l0-'. ~
the present moment the natural GIauual WoIhlHE "I
commercial considerations la, been Te'hioI I a.. 10y
handicappng the drcr> who lool,hy eech 10 v vN
hau-t the rapidly disappearing crie 'yIII'V3; CIV
Derrick which NAV Zoe demonstrated more Gencraly
later on ~.Iaku seem, to be- losing IL hlld IN a
great many markets Ihe gn3tau"n, Dr d aI,Hnup
nave risen over 30 per cent at me We,, am -
We are c0ntradctcd When asserting mat tle piVdiI
ton Of these fields is on the decline yer We I III
believe ,hat cause could produce an cHc'' IN
,hat 50 well A. the one expressed ~ inc N"ru
scarcity Foreign alarm, >uch a. I'm, 1"imntn
would appear To- iOrc~h adow. II realized W"li iul
stimulate The American crude material ia price, Inc
certificate markets closed strons. 49,, s.,,- ,rr.
" '' stock INsleansc coosol e ed.
opening .--..-'''''''.'-''''-. 90. o.. o..
Lowest Observation-Disclosures W'I -
lnh ..,.r,l ''..-'. 435 o06 $4,000
a. Include, sale. Of 1000 barrel. Of January delivery
refined oil wa. unchanged at 80 cents per gallon
i'm barrels and go cents in cases
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unchanged at 1ac Cornmcai Il 5Oasl IS. whiskcy
81 o. Prov sons-The demand for hog product. wa,
go with SOD freely Ph Bod meats meat i n5i
1913 600 bush; oat,. 5000 bush; rye. 1000 6ush ba
10y 1000 bush. Shpnent--tour 9nv0 nb:s ma r,
., 600 bush barley none.
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miscellaneous

4 LREET -. SrENCIE. go Ctn.rte..
a between Ifth tnC isfh ~'... T. H.ii -l.h-
para-o.-. canes made o order o.. over
and fera4-.d plonut and , Liable.
HO>PIIATL LANDS located. inspected
Il ana lOug o. fO-uItrt-itr % J. hf
d. y. ROGERS. titl AID mining 'ngncef
Ocala. ili. opposite ocala House.
INKES Home Napor Bath AWafait-
l cure, colds, lheunatl-w. improve ,h'
complexion aad hlfd ~ siren thrh- ~,
3d-aVc.
ID EIVATE PARTY gives loans on ~
i nituIr and Other -"rlilfi'-. MIp-
DLEJON. Room 100. stewart bul'in'.
ID UILNNTHEOPIC benevolent p.r'F af
N,uriLs lH0y nominal 5000. Si'.n ""l
board fro. during torn Of loan. Addir--
CHEERFUL HOME. $50 Bro'd"'t
EINATg PARTY secure. lotu- ou
i household goods ard other -rrnr tir-.
NIDDLEIOE. Room 100 Stewart Buld.nt
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Females.

Females.
"A. MRS. l.. SEELY
formerly Miss l.. CampbelD,
70 WEST 23D-ST.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MALE |
AND FEMALE EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU.
All references strictly Investigated. !
Servant, breaking engagements Will b. /
dismissed from Office and forfeit all claim |
10 fee paid.
y. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
Us WEST 32D-ST.
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THE STATE OF TRADb.

jan 9oSGs ggt %dd Hn 1 nSd pi:
FSg9r, r' fGits Sassc LOHsSSTF graded
Soathcrn. No Red so s,tsneT 37g WeStGr9 GYet
tbrualy d1 AMI MfrS Sic2 w6c IS Tslio
SSGio, weslern ,ctye oiNea SPOT SG e$o'' Ja1gtr
scs@SS4c; Nav. ss Ssc ttealner &c 6atS dIm
Ag shade higher SoIihcm and Pennsylysna; 2od302c !
W. Whit SOC Rye nominal, 5Gd5ec: Hay ta,ieE
E aIer d Gu and lover Western packed 9aiSc roll
iSal5c creamery 24a23e eggs steady l4c Co1ee nIn
E ES,.Sey odtraty active Il o9Gsi 10 Freshs %
ld ' g 60 f cIaa TFa9 Cd 9g' 3D. oEcS
u 5000 o5 wheat 10 geo eco bush corn gTo
M 9oo bo Gov What 69cco oq 16 Goo eSR na. Ou'
buffalo Jan. 2owheat-No: hard ARID du !, s eqt
e4is no. r so@ ~ b SFc ons car No rcd at 76c
.ttled but gene rally lower good demand u csrs no
e. 10 cars so. g. at 81 1926 cars 40 at old
% . no g5adG t at So 20 &C on NO. white at 9G6
S6oc: 30 mixed 259,e26e on track hslley hrmSr;
go or C9 n g ooA Gyc dull and nominal wheat steady
VIM i1 ae 4oSo Sush eon 1000 bush oats
ooS bn-h shipments-wheat 1900 bush; corn.
Cbieaco Jan 2o-The leading futures ranged fol-
lows: WHEAT no
! !93ssasE ':.:.::.: i i S. g.. 81 s..
,,,,,,v ................ 2s7s 2s7s 2sa 2s'.
I-ti~,srv ........... 29ta 29l4 % 29ls
Nav .......-......-. 3l'i Sl'4 3li2 S1's
OATS NO. 2.
ro,rar, .......... 2Ol4 cob 2O. 2Ola
February
MESS PORK. PER BBL.
33 ,ses.Ey , $ + So, $: 81, 81: ,$f2g
LARD. PER leo LBS.
is2 sHssEy - ::.. $Ss s?;s $?S $$$3:
May ........-...-.---.-- l-2 o 10 ~ III
SHORT RIBS. PER 100 LBS.
} 5'? s9a.Iy SO 81. sSSSS 81: 81
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C,tn Real estate Go fet

A NICELY FURNISHED house for bust
a ms 9sth-,t.. near Il" station an IN
furnished house on 3Oth->t.. rent S-V..
I-.re $4,000. DAlLil. - VI oD,n->.-
%0[1C0TTAHiE HOUSE. rooms
I b.,b.ro1r6. All conVcnlcnccs rent low
,Iqtb..t between "a and 1st aVes. +
TAEDING. Harding's Music once 10
Povcry.
r~OE EFNT.-Desk room and roil-Up
/ dos thor0ughIv furnished once, win
al rrivilerc. and cOnVeniences. Room =
j. Park Row.
? TH.AVF.. opposite Brunswick. elegant
y nrst.c!a.s floor % feet 'front.'. TO let
Or lease reasonably for fine business pur-
RIKEK a SONS Csc 6th.aNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21

~ OOK and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
" MAID and WAITRESS.-By two
try references. ERIkSON. AIS 6sb.aye..
upstairs.
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Zeal estate nanteo.

CITY PROPERTY wanted with equity
" for free and clear country property
well located. j. w. FIELDER, % Lib
oity-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21

Foreign quotations-At Antwerp we note reduc
ton Of / = frame To Ii 5-0 rs "a francs. Bremen
$50 marks and London at Ia pence were I'M
chan ed.
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Connirn Real estate for Sale


At CRAWFORD, - minutes from New
~ York Oh Central i. X. Of y. j., dcslr-
abe French rot house for sale 8 rooms,
barn and fruit, lot zoos zoo; good situation.
urar station. Apply 70 WM. D. BIGELOW,
Crawford Union Co., y. j., or CHAS. LEO
ABRY. II Maiden Lane. y. Y.
GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.- Hand.
"A come residences and building sites for
sa7c. hou-e, 20 let, furnished or unflr-
ul-hed. TUBES & TAYLOR, Bcck.nan-st.
NOE SALE.-04O lots. with bulkhead
Il water front on NcWtown Creek; suit
Able for nauvfactories. dwellings, &c. APP
piv b :. Is. SCHlEFFELlN. 3js Madison
ave-. or 4. RAPELYE, 100 Fulton-st..
New-York.
NOR SALE. STATEN ISLAND.-.46
/ acres: choice location; suitable for
building Site or hotc.. Apply % :. II.
SCHIFFFELIN. 90 MadIsOn-aye.. or a.
EAPELYE. 100 FultOn-st., Nc"-hofk'
AND FOR FARMING grazing timber
IL and mineral. D.. i. o. BOX D. frank
lin. y. c.
1.-TWO SMALL FARMS FOR sale buildings
j large. pf0iuce good crops OF "hrai
arley, corn &c; no waste lana WEI
watoeed rrar village and Z; *; T.
ststlon Of Scnnctt y. Y. JOHN Il. fA"h.
lFOr other real estate ads. see 9th PAGE
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good to Prime steers -nu NV A' ~ az - ovH'i o''
and tb, average estimated at - 30
HEINIS- Receipts Tor two days 81 carloads OF D36l
hoad-l3 carloads at obokn i0I sauehttreIs deet Ioo
r,rlo,d AZ Cptn- including 90 carloads for Easmans
C'ranv a. carload. for j. Stern, II carloads for Kauf
nan a Strauss and 3 carloads MeLger Levy and -
rarlo,d AZ Jersey CITY Of which about 80 carloads
for sale fow good cattle were IN the Yards ana best
averaged lOc better all around Decent to Prime steers
",nerd ffo % - 70 - per 100 and single carload
brought - Bull. and Cows sold at IL 73dS2 20
St,q. and Oxen at - i2ladFi 20.
SviCt 4 co r.por then SALE OF Chicago dressed beef
for tho week ending January Il at their houses In New
jersey city to b" 300 carcasses,
atcr,clnc 10 n. average price 20 80 per 100 =.
for the past week Include 32f cat
rio an tho YORK shire y Morris, to Liverpool; l3l
head ON the Toledo for y. Morris, 100 head the Lord
Ivar,,t,s head the I>inacrieNe for Lehman
iro. to London and 1868 head on the Alcdes for Cuh
bert Go. ~ GLASGOW. - ~, ooo
tn Uiudoo ,d from this port Yesterday with 200
cattle Tor VI Goldsmith and tomorrow The wyoming takes
am, . 900 0uatter- ~ loof for Ea>tWans Company.
Pri,atc cable advice, from London and Liverpool TO
saturday quot, Refrigerated Beef slow at ~cant she and
american live steady at ldl2c estimated dressed
H. ,yoo;,s shipments Of live Cattl. and Sheep and
dr,...d I,,.f and Mutton follows