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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-01-23
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate!

BY virtue OF an order OF the Orphans Court
OF Columbia county, Pa, the undersigned, ap-
pointed Trustee, will sell on the premises, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1891,
at o'clock a. M, the following described Real
Estate of Philip Miller, late Of Centre township,
deceased, to-wit: A wharf let I'm the village OF
Espy Scott township, county aforesaid, adjoin-
ing the North Branch Canal on the SOUTH an
alley on the north and Market street of said VII
lage on the west, containing about
q OF A SQUARE PERCH,
being lot number 49,
ALSO, The following described lots will be
sold on the respective premises Immediately
after the above sale:
LOT No. b-situate in Centre township, bound
ed on the west by purparts'No 3 and and lot OF
Benjamin Miller. on the south BY purpart No. 1
east by pnrpart No. 9, and north by purpart No.
>, containing
. ACRES AND 80 PERCHEs.
LOT No. 6-Sltuate In Centre township, afore-
said, bounded on the west, south, east and north
by purparts Nos 8, /, and ., respectively, con-
tanning
sACREs AND 80 PERCHEs.
LOT No. 7-Sltuate In Centre township, afore-
said, bounded on the west, south, east and north
by purparts Nos 9, I, 3. and = respectively, con-
tanning
2ACRES AND 20 PERCHES.
LOT No. 9-Situatc in Centre township. afore-
said, bounded on the north, west and south by
purparts Nos. >, and respectively and east
by purparts Nos. II and l2 and lot OF Andrew
Gingles and John W. Shuman, containing
ACRES AND 80 PERCHES.
LOT No. lO-Situate In Centre township, afore-
said, bounded on the north, east and south by
purparts Nos. and 2. west by purparts Nos. II
and ~ and lot OF Andrew Gingles and John w.
Shuman, containing
2ACRES AND 80 PERCHEs.
LOT No. 1I-Situate In Centre township, afore-
said, bounded on the west, north and east by
purparts Nos. 0, and'1 10 respectively, and south
by lot OF Andrew Gingles and John W. Shuman
containing
FIFTY PERCHES
1Lor No. i2-Situate In Centre township, atore
said, bounded on the north by the l.. & B. Il. r.,
east, south and west by purparts Nos. TO- and
9 respectively, containing
FIFTY PERCHES.
LOT No. 15-Situate In Main township, county
aforesaid, bounded on the north by the Susque-
hanna river, on the east and south by lands now
or late OF the heirs OF George Longenbergcr, de-
ceased, and on the west by lands OF - Black.
containing
liz ACRES AND 81 PERCHES.
With all appurtenances OF said lots.
TERMS OF SALE Ten per cent. OF one-fourth
OF the purchase money to be paid at the striking
down OF the property; the one-fourth less the
ten per cent. at the confirmation OF sale and
the remaining three-fourths in one year there
after, with interest from confirmation nisi
Purchasers to pay for drawing deeds
HERRING, JOHN b. CASEY, Sheriff,
Attorney. Trustee
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-01-23
A FANCY QUAINT.

sometimes wish It were really so,
As the Buddha devout declares
That the soal at will could easily go
From its feshy sheath unawarcs,
Fleety as we wander in dream,
Softly as from buds the roses bloom,
Or as lightly a. golden beam
Fits in and out a darkened room.
Then feat above this earth world.
As the clouds in the blue o'crhead,
With the spirits wings unfurled,
Wandering Us the impulse led.
If this fancy quaint were really so,
AS the Buddha devout declares,
Couldn't you tell where first would go,
And steal upon whom unawaress
Swiftly as moonlight creeps on the tide,
Lightly Us perfume floats thro' the oir,
I'd watt myself, dear love, to your side,
Kissing away all traces Of care.
Then float above this earth worlds
Perhaps. cannot know nor say;
When round you my spirit furlcd,
might forfeit this life t. stay.
New York Herald.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-01-23
CHARTER NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that an application will
be made 10 the Governor OF the state OF Pennsyl-
Kuhn, Holmes MidQley, Fannie Midgiey, James
Haley and Eliza Haley under the Act OF Assem-
bly, OF the Commonwealth OF PENNSYLVANIA, en-
and regulation OF certain corporations" approv-
ed April Goth, 1874, and the supplements thereto,
for the charter OF an intended corporation TO be
called "ihe Bloomsbury Worsted Mills" the
character and object whereof Is manufacturing
and selling worsted yarn, and for these purposes
to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, dement's
and privileges OF said Act OF Assembly and It's
supplements.
c. W. MILLER,
solicitor.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-01-23
RULE ON HEIRS.
Estate OF Thomas Cole, deceased.

To Joseph X. Cole, Benton, Mary Ellen Hess,
and Rhoda Hess, Guava Joshua $. Cole, Stanley,
Buffalo Co., Nebraska, Catherine Shultz, Coles
Creek, Rachael Meeker, Guaya, Lanah Wagner,
Ash Valley, Pawnee Co, Kansas, David w. Cole,
Kearney, Buralo Co, Nebraska, vestie Cole and
Nehemiah Kitchen, guardian OF Verde Cole,
ROhrsburg, lineal descendants OF said Thos. Cole
deceased, and to all other persons interested,
Greeting: You and each OF you are hereby cited
TO be and appear before the Judges OF our Or
phans Court at an Orphans Court TO be held at
Bloomsbury on the first Monday OF February
next, then and there to accept or refuse to take
the appraised valuation put upon 1t by inquest,
duly awarded by the said Court, and returned by
the Sheriff, or show cause why II thall not be
sold j. b. CASEY,
Sheriff.
1-lG-iw. SheriffS ONCE, Bloomsbury, Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-28

on and lost Oh more by noon with small trading tSe F Ss.
Eet 81 s%Sst PSs @neSsSscd
eo.1s rG Cd s R HsS' $50 Ss a.
te Close though 600 c' vs solo ansSansed sell
"a ,.ls sSE5isrS Sy xxi Ss SG
and lower in sympathy with raw gIG. BACoNLot
Oc by noon on continued Liquidation IN 0 6o ~ clear in
pgSed demand from Germany AND
@as h g. as ISr d sSdnSer 9
the W wess T for green Is r for ng bS SG
T sellers # sf beff sGs = S cCS g
6ss S 600 for Sst 81 snt head Mon
day and 100000 week LOCO hePa hS SS
W NFEF d'Ss sUCC eas asao the latte being zig
sS fS s.co1a hf 10 snse
?'a az State sp sed ais Ss'
S2S seconds os3ic, 90 SthG Do W StedsG
fst aoc Do Td 10 m: Do june DO t 5Hqe
drss i0a2Oe do June seconds lIalSe ssa' 5oTo5s
Do deonas 'I sa anu 90 Welsh tubs gsts
SgH rsi; c Isa2 SSn's do seconds 6Sc misaGn
creamery sd2c do sseSRd' do i' Seconds 40 i4 ta'
Do thirds s' isai T Factory @ June mira ct 5ss
g iSPs nG9' june df Ises aTs; e
rs 5c do seconds a atG E'e' or h q per- H.
cliEEsE% iu and weak market ,y Sfst9
State factory f% u Gr DIN do s ws1e
% 5n Common 10 DO a aa 90 Do s'SR Skins
neeSbornr eogntes large sizes choice linz comm So
S far sa5i@c state factory, fll SKINS aSe Ohio mo
factory a me sSs Sevad 9eT Gosee p
Pc%nsyvinia newad 2ld22c Canads1 ne 10 1ccd to
nrjme oOioc Western icehouse good to prime 1oaI3c
SUGAl-For raw stock the market was auiense anu
,eS ~ DC for 30 test Muscovado and 716c for 10 tt
CentffGeai The market fol refined was quiet SGotd
H SSe. Crsnulated 4aG4sc Cubes. 4lac; xxx SIC
MSSid ... t'.' olum Ri%ORa 80 wndsor
Ridsewood A, aloe Phoenix A. Big Empire Al &c
No 10 Sssc; No H. 0.1Gc; Nc IL. 3Lc AZ nc Cones
Exchange closing prices OF raw sugar Oh the 5ass @ 20
ToG teStl Centrifugal SerUmbef, o.1Udo' toc =
october 33ed34Oc; November, 3.3oa3.S2c; December
o. STEARiNE-was nominelly easier, with laId at 80, ga
eisc In hhds and 81 for lard ana Isc for oe9
'yAIJOW~Was steady at > 1-1Gc, at which 12O hhds
were sold and delivered on contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.Yorx saturday SEPT --BEEVES-ReceIpts &c &c
carloads all consigned direct to 81 or 7 head Of
feeders cows heifrs e; arrived ior snpng' ~ cattle
many No trading and the nal oG H cafOIG eeine dull
NV dressed beef I'm light demand at unchanged pces
Latest cable adyices quote refrigerated beei duli "
OF sHpmenss as reported in Saturdays Tribune nor
CALvES-Recepts O3d hSiG SSe5 Ivc @ef and sale for
Ne Collins sold: 40 western calves 1s5 n average at
42J Pr r. Nelson So western calves s1l ~ at gle
Tailenbeck & Hollis 10 gTassers, 20 H. az ~ A. ooo
Diicnback & Dewey: veals 40 ID, at &c. no. %oo
]" saHHHEP AND LAMBS-ReceIts 30 carloads Of 63i'
boad6 carloads at Jersey City and "a carloads az
There better feeling to-day bastd on Ia Iouhs
were rated 4c higher. The pens were not qnite q 100
cleared Poorest best Sheep sold at SSati 20 per loo
Dressed Mutton had limited sale at Gds2c ana dressed
Lambs moderate inquiry at 5d6c, -, ,h - IN
r. at So 80 $50 OS n at e. 50 90 2S4 ds sos d. al
u 81 G Rsn' ao5 Illinois iSoh ' Lamb 72 20 Us
Virginia 20 n at IS 20 o 20 cG 20 wcstSn DO lie H.
at 81 10 2O2 Missouri do % H. At - 20 Nrs"'
d0 NS S az tliett: III Kentucky Lambs 7G's H. at
81 30: 24 Pcnns yIvania do. GO II. at - 90 ~ 90 ~
~ at SIS 20 81 Pennsylvania Sheep lo' 3D. al % oo -
KeqtS SS CO. BSR * az go Kentucky lambs = ~ e
S. 20 100 state DO 81 NJ at +, - 20 'o' - ''"''
]" PidcocR & Sons: 23 Virginia lambs Ga 10 10,
at - i4i Pennsylyana do So H. AZ 80; % Pci'S
TX Rase ii Jersey Lambs, Il ~ at &c. % Jersey
EMS H Ia as 23i Western Sheep q H. = IS Pa u
Michigan Lambs IS ~ at s6 2ce Northern EsHa 40 9G
n . . 200 Ga9 1o s no. at - Is p SIS d. 4 n
Den6ack Dewey POS o9Sa "a ao LAMBS f - 3D. :"
Haitn6eck & Hollis 100 Canadian Lambs 90 d. E"
NJ 81: 80 state do 10 n. at IS IS: ,, = .,ods q,
& IT. and Ia carloads az 4Oth-St. Market quoted du
and weak at IS 95aS5 60 per 100 for fair to good hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

oents IL III Ibis Shipments 2s7 bDs sales LTD Dds
Wl"ot ea.y: No 2 red spot and the month, - ~ ~
81 OF. October II O2dSl or December ~ 10
hush shImcnts 10000 bush stock. sSl bush
ssct 5000 bush; southern wheat hrln; Fn,Mi 22C
81 co. Loneberry $ldSl o.. Corn easy; mlXeu slo.'
die wear 50asl50lc January SOa5V'sci FeDr11 no
sic; reccipts, 40l4 bush sto X 1865 Dusn :Ssc
mxcd Western 32a32Lc; receipts 1000 Dnsh 6 5J9eK
ISL sac bush Rye dull aud lower No = 922GD5 &c
eedy: GOOD to choice til; otly. So 5Q0slS 40 Grain
ireiehts dull to Liverpool per Dcsh "2u sShu
or for ord rs per quarter IS I'D cotton per b attng
dour pr ton, in sacks los; Cotton hrm muGp p,gd
Eggs irm $4,000. Coffee St aay Rio carsScs filr:
Il, adv refined 1i9.c WhskeJ unchanged.
Bnfalo Sept. 26-Sping wheat-onerlngs light Of
spot i-mand good; C. f.; sales 1000 bush NO; /
hard at 81 O2ls 1000 hush do a. 81 0@% 1000 bugh
Old at 81 0laa$l o. 5000 bush do new at ~ OF co-
ING 1t ola, winter wheat scarce sale caIo2ds 10
" rod at ~ OF a6$ O13i; carload No extra leu az -
no white offered Corn quiet but STEADY sse5 carload,
No . yellow a. 56lcc track; $4,000 bush No : al
h3c 600 bush at sac In store. Oats hrlner fn-
CENTS iight: carloads no white sold at 32'2d33c
40 white 81 iau32c; No. mixed. 30c on track Barley
nnieJ. No / NoftheIn GSLc; choice Michigan, zoe Rye
dull No ., Ole track Flour fairly active ana nfIi
Rest atent snring 400 - 90 do winter, $3.50 10
Ryc hour S5dA5 Is. M!lfeed dull winter bran
SIS: coarse spring bran, Sl4 80 Canal Heights strong
wheat llsc corn oats 2@4c, rye 4Iic, 10 New-foh
roceipts-Flour 900 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bush cora
i07 OHO bush oats 81, 900 bush barley, $1,000 bush
canal shipments-Nheat ~ 600 bush corn $1,000 bush
Ibis; wheat. l2j 600 bush corn, 10000 bush; rye
200 bush.
Chicago sept. 26.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-28

october Sssd5ec; November H@.,st for ear ots
&c Oats-OHerngs liberal ana ,nsss ouet without
bade easier lleht demand ht torare 92c 80
imP9ran' tsc no white s52aSo c hS sais5
SGG 30 white sePtpTtber: 35ece%ber s5sdSoi.e
NOySmbePp coo .Sss2a' r sq qs Re-
,S stcady trade fair Cut oai nc aud 4ioc. fire
ir nowdesd XXXX. Sc; standatu ~. double refined
sfahuatc, 4se STANDARD 1rooaeetoners A. de red
uiamohu 1ee led star G. 3 9l6c green star ~ q Re-
s Inc ;,ar G. 35.IGc. Other article, ,sbeat A. 900
eeiIts-biou sio bush oats la4O0 bush apn lust
Wheat O coo push; corn, l3OO Dush' o - lint un.
' nts ut 2j-Flour dull and weah, LTD I'D Sc
changed Wheat opened lee gp sS ." go red cash
ana s,sse September, 93%a9de eosnK uS o7ssc bid
closed 9iisc; December 9oate91 Corn very quiet
May 81 IN prices followed wheat sn1 the
pas 10 yeserday Last figures NO sc May
september 5os,c year sse6Sstse seot lower No: p
coons dun and weak September Closed osDg
a.deSc '993%27ic closing 27iae May Sic. oic lid
Sossc bid Rye quiet; No &c md Tu ncSaag red Bran
Bsriey-S sekcd east track 5se59sc faSseea ae
an ni,g s5c Butter steady but quiet ann sa .0G
Egg. steady 11c for iresn Proviscns quiet. Pork
81 DO VA sG e. Dry Sailed Meats-Boxed shouor 9o
s6 longs s7G7 To- ribs g. l5Gs7 90 81 lones
s7Ioss: Tbs 81 900 81 short clea 50 % A. 200 bsh
Flour 600 bbls wheat lII0CO bush vg 10 GOO hush
oats a. 900 bush rye 900 brsh az Goo hush car
"a ooo hush oats $4,000 bush rye, 10000 bush Darcy
TC,sdo Sent oswheat drll cash and October 9G5e
December. 81 004 May. 81 oG va , ca cash Sc
Is, siic Clovcrseeh active steady cash ~ 20
ScItember 81 jO October - f0 December q 80 tot
~, 7eG hush rye o. 724 bush cloycrseed, go
heS Shlments-Flour 6012 bbs wheat 900 bu'h
corn go bush oats 100 bush clovereed 81 bags
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pennsylvania
"a RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of america
AND
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foo, a.
DesbrOsses and Corfiandt Streets
as foiiows:-
On and after September 2th, 1897.

THE FAST LINE
%rrSes 6eyesna ysSsuls seDos and PaEIor
indianapolis II 40 q. H. Chicago SS yoO ,sa
LOUIS 100 p M next day. Connects. also Tor ToIsac
TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
Dwss and sis R eaSluSySy Of PpTso yeou
05rvatos Cars ' 6roseatns d1snc Ss Sr oS,s
sssosrs sS ara sypsErteI bathroom Scs
movable c sH , 81 ONCE Lsed Sy sacaaay ,s
Indianapolis ii 40 IN, and Chicago .f5 a. m. nsr
II. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
800 I. NJ Pullman Vestbule Sleeping Cars from New
TOr3t and Dining Cars from NewfOrk ST. Louis saS
Arrives Cincinnati Il rs 'Is" NJ, and nPf S. % LoS Sss
D. IN. next day. wv
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS
400 p. M.-Pullnan vestibule Sleeping Dining smot
Uascb and ,, RaiIrS1d ve'bgS Passe1gq
eago . :l5 p. next day
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$3.50 p. M.-Pullman Vestibue Sleeping Car New. York
rusburg, 81 Louis, Chicago Cincinnati, Cleveland and
ppsnnRhis: Dining Cars Ssw;York to Phsdepha. aai
bus l ;SS M. Cinclnnse s go M. ohicagO 90
fer u Cleveland and roedc daily e4s S,1
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Chicago New.YoTk 70 Memphis Via the sSei SadoaS
SS' "f S nsss Day oG and &
for 'sS@d 2 cdanu sssD s SsS daily
400 z: M.-shensndo Valley Express with Through
B'net Sleeper 70 New-orlssns.
N
Washington Limited EXPRESS" of Pullmao Parlor Cars
WIN Dining Car BaltmoreJ daily except Sunday,
10 10 o. m arrive Washington 80 D. m. and 'Con.
gressonal all, Li%Ited daily with Dining Car. at 20
p n. arrive Washington 20 .. m. regular express,
$50 100. 30 and II 100 .. M 21o, 80. 90 sad
sanaa S :IS night ad FOR saanS so GSH oS
FOB 20 Rk rfS e GiT Il affl 60 D. v..ta.y WITH
Through Day Coach.
FOR CAPE NAV on n m week-days
FOX PHILADELPHIA.
Express 90 20. 90 80. 100 10 90 Pennsylvania
Limited, with Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Lin
tied With 9Th Dining Car and II 100 y 90 co.
100 p. m, and II rs night Accommodation: ii 10
m. 40 and 90 p. m. Sunday Express rs, 80
100 30 90 Linited) and 10 100 a. M. 90 OO nj
100, 80, 100 and 100 D. m and II is night &C.
commodation 7 90 p.
For Ti~s- tables Of trIns to local points Pennsyi
lama railroad system aPply at the following Ticfss
and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt sts Coar.st
$50 FUlton-st, and Brooklyn Annex Station foot "A
Futonst, Brooklyn; rs Hudson-st.. HobOken; sbsaoS
The New.Yok Transfer Company will call for and cbsos
baggage from hotels and residences through destination
CHAS f.. PUGH, J. X. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'f Agent
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REAL ESTATE.
pr,s,NEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

New.YOrk. qrda cyr.t Sept sales T0 Of
IRE total rallied from co1 ggO With to-day the
city real estate for the week elu as57o $50
FyehanRe and Auction Room was F-'"
LIST OF AUCTIONS. OSAKA,
r., ,t ,rssapt week ending With Satufuss, I'D AZ the
the following auction sales arr "'''0
fA'n""s TO-DAY o"p MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IS; tow
Egrseosqgs ss s . s Gt Fast lss'HH SS & &
fsssiS sayc sale Sn ec9 q i Icss e land
1xS 9SoS5as Fast I5ohs SO x NOSeS 81 PARK,
public auction sale, $50 villa plots al NUM-
iu'N"'0'' TUESDAY. SEPT. %.
sale plot Of isoG Sso Valentine
sSSS2s e. s% ct so&Ss and 4 agc9g
%s. 3 22d Srsss 'l &c. 1s7 ' Vest sn
l losS ava iS and sSd a"'lPa a
10 I ISS West p ss0' q snd SOa55 sSth'
ws h.s.s Sc iC SS9 each on
A Adn1 lS' II sor MGr' Ahst Mount Hope
BROOKLYN PROPERTY
lot 2Ox1OO and 4.story building, NO. So "N'e'"'''
LONG ISLAND PROPERTY.
Nine acres of land and hotel ct Great Neck
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 30.
ESG los So sale Sos Plot 5s Gi F Isns
st plot OF 2OoXloo H. West yosnS buildings
iotnaVs to lots % ssSiO %s-t ca' G7 S@a
iothsye plot land 4ox9oli and SstoGy OF and
S SS 90 on a' East G 90 Rst
a" land Of 5qs Sns Tc.s southern
sotheIn BouIey ard a. It " Gsrden,ay,e,i plos OF
land 5CNi 26xJ0x129 West-st lot ~ ~ corner
iot and huIldn0s Nos 145 to 151 Eldridge-5t ~
No IA Deancey.st: lot, 26xiO0 and Duldg, AZ tn ~
Dcancev.st adjoining above lot 2oHoO ana pui t -
Nos i42 and IA Park Row, lot Z2HIOo a Ios ay
INC No 90 Chrystiest. Public AUCTION Nc e-;h 81
1908 and 5.story buildings Nos zoo to Il weI
150 n W 1Oth-aVe. Executors SAFE lou, V'''
Ind asory house No 1876 East 12th-st, n 5, AVG ~
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1.
ForocIosnre sale lot 23x9S.9, and fstory dweIsi
xo a. Wcst 92d st s. 257 H. 6thavc; lot loEV; anu
3story dwelling No e73 Madsonaye n cornes IsS n
iase Of Mot OF and 125Nl0011, and 3sory buu't t
West f24th.st n Q corner 1th-aye Paftltlon ~,
o,Xgs and jstory building No 1896 East -
I30 n W 1st-ave Public auction. lo5 -. o,h
i9thaye corner 1sthst lots 25X1OO each on loth'
ave- adjoining above.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
Executors sale, / lot, 25N20o ana 3-s'ory 'u's''
STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY.
So acres OF land, and dwelling, AT Westheld'
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2
Foreclosure sale 10 interest in lo' a anu
2storv buidng 80 1871 West HOuston:st 1872 10 va
ington.st; ij interest In lot, anu
5story building No I'll Hester-st 8 near baA''-'"
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II M PKETS.
JPTS.
TC,lAr
GENERAL N

CoFFEEThe spot market for Rio vas dull end nominal
lac for No. Z. There were no actual saies IT,
ported but there rumer Of one Tor coz Dags NO
Isz51l G,c and freight
fairly active business the sales being So $50 AZ the
opening prices from 10 points lower TO 10 Iolnes
higher but what little strength there was, however was
subsequently, lost and he market closed week AZ o@hV
points decline for the DAY Foreign adieeS We.e "
regular. The on cable quotes Regular First tIu
kies), oC0 Coed Second 40 kosl 900 bxeh9 1
(pryate) 15ls receipts in Rio, 10000 bags itO cledr
sncee to Unified states 10000 bags Rio eefSnces 20
Europe. 10000 bags Rio stock $4,000 bags no mse'
Inactive receipts In Santos. 10000 bags santos stoe
2s8 600 bags santos market Ann GOOD Average santos
$50. Closing prices follow; January II lOdll:Z
FEBRUARY, 111oafl SOC March II 2oal12oc' 1p na
1l.15d11.o5c: MAY 11.25dl1 soc June, ~ -o
il poe July, II lGd1I zoe; september $500 IS,1oc
October, - 25dl230c, November 1l5Oa1l'coc Decen'
Der, 1l.35d1l.40c. ,, mana
CorToNrhe spot market was Arm ana prices M MaD
unchanged Since September the receipts nave Deeh
bOf762 bales comparing with 547 $50 bales last year,
Quotations are based American standard OF cn'Ssos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-28
pECnRnEn MORTGAGES.

Banta. William, to ] Hendricks, S61 CanaLst'
years, 50 900. - 49, ,,u,, q Cd o1,a W nj
Port Morris Branch Road, year $2,Q9l. -, ,,.,.
~ oil FrancIs N A G. Hupfe ; 162d-st, e OF MOTIFS
eNds" Sidney f. to Nc Mcvicker, Nassau and
reeknian sts months. $50 900. . , Man
Marks, samuel TO L Levy, Jeferson'st OF MOI
fo' Psfsons W i. IT, to NJ Davis, 1S2dst, OF
7thaxe YEN Tg1st 10 Welsh 3o1 southst years
$3.50. CAL. - oor Nodison.ovc
Ramsay, Peter y, to Stier' n " cor Mau'So"'"''
and 3Ist-St demand $1,000. ~ -
simon Morit7 TO Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 5
Vov- ~ Of New Chambers-st. ) years, Sl0OOO.
schwarzler, August. to + c Deylin' W cor brooh''
and Tompkins sts 9 months, 1896. . vat.
" Sbinman Herbert A. 10 w l. ZbOTowski, \ Wen
ster ave n OF Anna Place months, s35OO
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r,,,oprAx ppoDrcE MARKETS.

riverrool Sent 60 . D. m--Keef-B older, oncf sTsar.
Pork-Iiciders Offer freely. Hams-ilouers 9nsI
moderately. Baeon-HoideIs oIGr moaIfa'SG Cbeess-
nidarv caer moderately TallowHolders oner sparnsH
ds ~ Observation-Disclosures offer moderately steaay ~
81 cd Rosn-Holders offer slarinSly Lafu spo' s
futurcs-IIOdcrs offer moderately me Woycmhcr dull
a. sis Cd Wheat and nourHo'dcrs Sner S rcr
Gro snot-UGlders offer moderately futures or
sra,ngy MIXED Western, Octcher STEADY az y ~ ID
,ilember steady az IS 4s,d. HOPS AZ Lonuoh-ia'i'-
CGast-Holders not Offering
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y rHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD

- ,sSrNGFR TRAINS leave feo5 o. Cortandt ana Os'
brosssS sS ,or Mauch chunk and Intermediate points pu
u La M for Geneva, Lyons. ainif9 l.ocisife roiots
al . dVd the West Pottsye and prnes Loy RdSs
falO et'u Pullman Car 10 tqsels.v nNs-
Chsir 80 Chunk and intermediate potles-
Sa;an m Tor Elmrs and Iterne1iS: pint: Chair
II oO Cor Tln <hannock and interm c9te po> II srr
drinEbannock Connection 70 Reading Anu h'''
burg. - ,or r. and q. junction and prlncllN i"'-'
80 y. m. Tor Fo1C'N'i' '' -,
Car pottsNiie ,,oh Chpnk and intermediate points
o,sc,,an 70 Feeding and Harrsonrg pocbester Buff
N Tar Geneva, Lyons, fuir' 49, and sus.
u 90 I'D n the West. Pullman Sleeper " LV0n' ~"
pension Bridge a. $40 A. m. II 80 M p ~ a, SS
Trains connect Tor all points in Mahoaey anu
ton coal regions. e,rNn,Y TRAINS. ,..
w. So NIl,M Nn,s pazelton and lnterfned. as
$40 A. m for Mauch Seus sSSenaadoa6 and .ntermedia"
points ,or uaueh Chunk and In sr,n dlae poih'u nut
5;l5 p M Ior , Sneya LYONS, E-hfs koehessrnd SnS
.,lo and lr West. Pullman 9'''"'
nen sion Bridge. ,,.-, Orlee os5 Broadway -.
genera f,rr',r.fe. Co. viii call Tor ana cheNA
The FROM from hotel or residence through 70 aesu.-
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NeV-YOrk & L0lg Branch Railroad.
AUTUMN SCHEDULE.

AUTUMN SCHEDULE
Trains leave New.Yorl for Red Bank, Long Branch
Ocean Grove Asbury Park ana Point Pleasant; "a
From foot OF LiDcrtyst.4 80, 10, IL 10 a. M 80,
80 fpXpress) 90, 80 (eNpress) 30, q 100 D. M
SUNDAYS 9 rs q. m, ( 100 p.
from OF Cortandt Or Desbrosses sts-9 10 a. M
DAYS 9:45 a. M, 5 10 y. m. $500, -.
sunday trains do stop at Asbury Park and Ocean
EtjFUS BLODGETT, Supt n. Y. and L. b. r r.
ii. Z. BALDWIN, Gen'l Pass. Agent O. X H. Co. OF
y. J. . n. - u