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Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-22
FOR sALE-LIvE STOCK.

n OVERS OF THOROUGHBRED POULTRY
u viii be pleased to cell and see the most
beautiful fowl, the Derbyshire English Red
Cops, the greatest layers on earth; eggs. 50 per
49, MARSHALL HAIGHT, 314 Well st., East
Los Angeles. BIS IT
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-22

NOR SALE--3O ACRES RICH, SANDY
II loan, a miles from city limits; 20 acres in
soft-khen walnuts, 10 acres alfalfa; under
ditch; barn, well, house and other improve
ments; will sell a part at $500 per acre CAL.
f. HUNTER & CO., 2O8 w. First st.
3-1O-TuThSaSu At
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-22

1noR sALE-KIND FAMILY COWS. ALSO
"a Jerseys, $35 up; installment plan; et
near San Pedro st.. new lot just In; slso ccv6'
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-02-06

The determination of the Repub-
licans under Reed to defeat all sill
yer legislation probably settles the
fate Of the free coinage bill for the
presentsession. Thequestion must
go over to another Congress, and
in the meantime we advise every
body to read carefully all the facts
obtainable in regard to our nation
al finances and form sound and
clear opinions. That a majority of
the American people are quite
ready to re-establish the silver
standard is fact which we believe
can not be disputed, and unless
there shall be marked change in
the feeling Of the Western people.
it is likely to come. But there is
also a general opinion that only
silver produced in the United
States should have free coinage il
the mints of the United States. -
National Democrat,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-02-06

ONE Of Jasper's preachers says
he is in favor of free whiskey for
awhile, as he believes that it would
open the eyes Of the people to the
true state Of things; also he be-
lieves that all respectable and law
abiding people would soon be clam
orous in their demands to have it
removed from off the face Of the
earth, and 1 believe the same. Let
her run in rivulets into every mans
front yard SO he can have plenty
Jasper Democrat.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-02-06

AND now comes the painful news
that Mr.. PETER, the new Kansas
Alliance Senator, never held a plow
handle in his life, and that he
doesn't know a tomato plant from
a cookie burr. But he is well up
on the seed of Republican dis
cord Memphis Commercial.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-02-06

SENATOR IsHAM G. HARRIS is one
ofthe best parliamentarians in Con-
gress, and in a recent speech he
simply made the fur fly when he
took the Republicans to task for
the tactics they have been using to
advance partisan measures at a sac
rfice of grand and noble princi-
Piles. Union City Commercial.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-02-06

The next Secretary of the Treas
ury will be a man who never bowed
the knee to the Farmers Alliance
Baal. And Hon. John J. Ingalls,
has done that, even if he failed to
score on his prayers for a home
run.-St Louis Republic.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-02-06

IT is said that President Harri-
son is raging mad, because Of the
defeat of the force bill, and threat
ems, in consequence, not to be a
candidate for reelection. That
would be awful Birmingham Age
Herald.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-02-06

THERE are enough Republican
Senators tired of the force bill pro-
gramme to assure the quiet and
permanent repose of that revolu-
tionary measure in the grave pre-
pared for it.-New York World.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-02-06

The New York Mail and Express
shrieks its indignation that "the
South is in the saddle again. "
Judging from the elections of No
vember it looks as if the people
are in the saddle Nashville Amer
lean.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-02-06

The meeting Of Mr.. Cleveland
and Mr.. Hill at a banquet, evident
ly given to bring them together,
deprives thenewspaper correspond
ents of source for items which
they have heretofore made great
use of.-Nashville Herald.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-02-06
If Senator Hoar feels tired he
can retire. Massachusetts, will ex-
cuse him.-New York World.

MosT Of the country papers of
Tennessee are opposed to the pro-
posed railroad commission Men,
phis Appeal-Avalanche.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-02-06
NEWSY GLEANINGS.
Shelbyville is infested with petty

Memphis has a dentist who pulls
teeth with a hatchet.
Tennessee, it is said, has half as
much coal land as Great Britain.
The prospects for large wheat
crop was never better in Tennessee.
Great damage was done in West
Tennessee by the rains last week.
The young men of Union City
speak Of organizing Q military COM
pany.
Rives is soon to have two new
factories. This is quite a manu-
featuring place already.
Governor Buchanan has appoint
ed DR.. w. G. McCampbell coal oil
inspector at Union City.
The next meeting of the Scotch
Irish Congress will be held at
Louisville, KY, May IA, Is and 16.
1t is thought by fall the new
bridge across the Mississippi River
at Memphis will be open for travel.
John Gallagher, an Irish peddler
was killed bya Louisville and Nash
vile train at Humboldt last Satur-
day.
The Alliance have a cooperative
tobacco house at Clarksville which
is claimed to be doing large bus
mess.
B. f. Lean, ex-trustee Of Coffee
County has been arrested for en-
bezzlement. He is behind about
$4,000.
Eighteen Indians, men, women,
and children, were eated by wolves
near Lake Winnipeg, only two
men escaped.
The roads of Dyer County are
In such bad condition that it is diff
fcult for them to be travelled with
loaded wagons.
Milan wants a creamery, anC
there is some prospects of a com
pany being formed for the estab
lishment of one.
The Union City Commercial ha'
been adopted as the official organ
Of the Farmers and Labors' Uniol
of Obion County.
A Kansas widow, insane from
fear of starvation, killed her tw
S children, set the house on fire ant
+ then killed herself.
! Cheering news comes from a.
over the State of unusually larg
: preparations being made by th
farmers for planting crops.
! The great air ship is being teste
at Chicago. Only a working mode
y of the proposed ship has yet bee
: built, and the trial trips have bee
successful.
In the Mamie Dolan murder cas-
at Nashville, the coroner's jury +,
J. turned a verdict of death by bio
l. from q hatchet in the hands of job
e Moran. Moran is in custody.
-e The Indiana State senate HI
So passed a resolution prohibiting tt
u pumping Of gas from Indiana
Y any other State. This is consi,
Us cred a heavy blow to Chicago.
4 A wagon load of nitro-glyceril
,f exploded near st. Mary's, Obi
= last Monday. The driver, horse
,,. and wagon were blown to atom
,e A big hole in the ground was {
6 that told the story.
in S. B. Erwin President of Il
e, Kentucky Alliance and editor
is its organ, has been deposed fro
ly both positions. He attacked t
ed Growers Tobacco Warehoul
in which the Alliance supports.
7. Gardner has been elected pre-
dent and Il. X. Shultz editor.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-02-06

Inc trenton DraSS DanQ was ue-
clared a nuisance by thetow board
and the boys took the matter into
the courts, but the board got scared
and refused to prosecute them.
The Supreme Court has advanc-
ed and assigned for argument ON
the third Monday in March the
cases of fifty-seven Chinese who
were arrested in San Francisco for
unlawfully entering the United
States.
A resolution has been introduced
in the House by Representative
McCreary, of Kentucky, setting
aside February IL for the consid-
Grafton of the Senate silver bill to
be considered from day to day un-
til disposed of.
A negro woman succeeded in
duping several Dyersburgh mer-
chants last week. She would buy
goods Of them and have her pur-
chases charged to prominent white
ladies and then appropriate the
goods to her own use.
Ex-President Cleveland and Sen
ator-elect D. B. Hill met at ban
quet given by Hon. W. L. Brown
at the Manhattan Club in New
York City Saturday night. 1t be-
ing the first meeting Of the distin-
guished guests for two years.
The expenditures for pensions
for, the year ending June 80, as
now officially stated, amounted to
$109,357 ,534. In the previous year
we paid $97, ,644, ,779.11, while in the
year before that we paid $80,288,-
508.77. The cost of the German
! army, it may be interesting to note,
is for this year estimated at SOL,
726,293. Besides our pensions our
i army costs S30,000,000.
. Wash Beavers, q notorious char
actor, of whom it is said he has
killed more than one man, attempt
ed to kill conductor Sharp of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
near Danville, last week. Fortu-
nately his shot only carried away
u one of Sharp's fingers. Beavers
I was finally overpowered and bound
) and turned over to officers who
carried him to Erin and lodged
IS him in jail.
IL News from Alpine, Tex, says
IL that Fine Gilliland, the man who
killed II. III. Howe last week, was
M killed by deputy sheriff I. T. Cook
70 and ranger James Putnam Sunday
ID about 20 miles from Marathon
Gilliland opened fire, shooting Cook
ii in the leg. Cooks and Gilliland's
ye horses were both killed and Put.
le nam's wounded. No house being
nearer than Is miles of the shoot
ID ing, Gilliland's body was left where
el he fell. Cook was brought int
an Marathon. The result of a quarre
en- over a Sc yearling has been th'
killing of two men and two horse
GO and the crippling of one man an(
- one horse
wv A Johnsonville special to th
I'm Nashville American, dated the 2nt
instant says; "Tom WHY came int
os town this morning and brough
bo with him a most remarkable frea
- of nature; it was a double femal
"a dog pup, about six months old.
has four well-developed legs in tn
proper place. Aside from thes
Nc l there is another well-developed lie
lo' protruding from near the root c
es' the tail and has grown about hal
MS, the distance to the ground, at whic
al point two well developed feet begi
to form and have grown in perfeC
he shape and both feet now drag o
of the ground as she walks. She
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-07

nj olive Italian. o2a7Oc Palm. &C Straits. sOc Bank

n; OLIVE, Italian, 62d7oc; Palm. &C Straits. soc; Bank
IN 3S ~; SsiI 81 ss again aaa
charter The rates sse fun w to tho recent trades and
rather n%sr Il anything Z Ine sRs' we're 1900 bush
iron al a. so and head aS SSe eTS o6 S at
S@s ss Grain head On to London snS Ai
orders y 600 qtrs As several Others varying from 10 600
Ssess H q iss%sI rSsh
TS fSTs0 6saSe, to fSE for .sS@ef
SsEdiS ta'ds ior ai@sEs i io F}S
III GsEmqn Ta%or Philadelphia Eay'er
S 90 ranS el f Hs1E DS Ssr SS
sssSO saiss same Same s."2s italian 2pk 1852
SHART@sSSS hs julio Ward TeI9onslnq %
Srq o s'sS s s ss O sS4s Sr Scss Snip
hevn $40 2 Cd and olSi british ship CtS Of Liverpool
SenOs Ares iGSbsr si 90 Brsh schooner RS%Sa'G W
and Henry G HoS% w SiSS S Sns 10 HRS
lumber about 81 90 British steamer Bs9oc to
% Liverpool cotton 42c Portuguese STEAMER onda hence
nStO Cork for orders naval sSTe IS and Is
Norwegian bark Aleger, the same.
SS s1S r'aGF a Mes ou o 4: r H9 9 sr M
sii e5 Extra, Prime $40 $3.50 75 "', BEEF~
P 5SSlo G e. ra@ Miy'
s s India Ness S0 10 s % N So f Gq e
Steady quoted at the West at sis 5oa@i9 CUT
isSS5 FiFs$ i % S sSSs %sF'?' rslscd
d. SSf &g?asS po sSSa has C gcEe 90 ga
74c...... MI DDLESCont the upward turn. At
G anasT2 S Se9eF sGos ribs sold s. F and
shnng gS aD g? eng o. Gt quoef e heavy
zee S Chewing q s bull =
higher OF sSsh ,ns sales 600 cs eOssng
P'n IL ThsS for e 8 steam
at south America Sioc september T Ro,1
inel October closed at 7SSc sales $3.50 tss 1870
at SHG for the day 'o SSt
firm on the dner grades Creamery, state, pals
extra :, and ss@sI 2S STATE
2$e other wsstern extras 2se western stern rst
do seconds ieaGIsd do Welsh tubs extras, 2OG2Olc
S csohs r So DO seconds 10
thirds 1sc Western do Dshi hTSsi l5Swlc
eFn Factory hrk6s June. extras his@l6c tubs arst
STATE FACTORY fun cream fancy eSlo5fd 9.ds'ss Do
part skins 4a7he common e choice do full .HS 2asG
t 8hS f SSoe and i modcSte
newiaid 19ha2Oc; Pennsylvania, new-lald 19iad20c:
Western and Northwestern 1saa1oc; Southwestern IS
"'SSJ3SAR-RAw7Rether quiet but firm 10 price,
quoted sag Lice and Cs9t5tqsa o test a.
SSynos and Dsss%Ssr or 81
SH dated hO sa3sc cabes 1hc xxx SIC Mould ~
tc S R'%Snd Alec pdoP s1oc RdgeTSo
"a 4isc Phoenix "a" acc Empire "a" Lice; ~.
s1iec NS &c. II a NG 3 No. 'C IT, 80 Se i'i0S No. "
STEARINE-Rules firm. Choice in ties quoted sh@
sc here oiecmsrgafine stronger city quoted 7a7i4;
sass 23 900 N out Of town &C. p,me c,tv ouood NJ
11-16d44c. No sales reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-07
LIVE s.t7K MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, Receipts for te past "a hours
same time last wy, 1920 consigned through 900 o.
which 1920 to Aw-Yofk; sale, 16' head, ana Soy
head held over, nsty Texans market opened slow ana
closed dull cows ID heifers 90 25a$2 IS mixed S butch
500 head total iGweek thus go $50 head for same
time last week, $3.50 head consigned through, 7390
head Of which 10 head to New Yon1 on sale, 300
head and s75 he held over narke opened dun anS
easier, closed weak mixed medium a1d heaNy - tOtL
81 80 Workers. 50 aS5 so common TO good grlssers
and Nichigans, S3Gs30 pigs. So 50dS4 20 Sheep ana
Iambs-Reeepts for past "a hours $500 head total
for week thus far ZOO head for same time last week,
% 800 head; cOnsgn through, 400 head to New;YoIk
lower closed very dglEood choice sheep q 6oas4 90
common TO fair, 50 6O4 % lambs IS 7jd&6 20.
Chicago. sept; 5,7rhe Evening Journal" reports :;
Cattle-Kecepts $500 sad shipments, 1000 head mar.
ket steady; common lives s3ds4 so; Texans, - 70a
81 76 stockers. 50 zoe IS; cows II 75a$2 %. Hogs
-Kecepts 900 head shipments 1900 head market
Irregular rough and cmon 81 5Oas5 Is prime heavy
and butchers weight 2oa$5 90 prime packers and
800 head market stE native ewes. s9 5oeSi go !;
wethers $685. %; mi, "a 7oaS4 COS fed Texans
IS So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYorE saturday, Sept 7dsIn5Dg
port in quarters and q carloads for West 4othst
slaughterers. No trading. Feeling weak shipments as
don and liverpool quote Refrigerated Beef steady at 4sd
or scant sa4c per NJ and American Steers unchanged al
CATIVES-Recep6.. 80 head, including eaTloadi OF
Western Calves Trade less acve ana prices veal "a a;
the country with fine oothcomb and turn all the caves
loose on t sOd a a5 90 per 100 Fed Calves
mixed lots OF s4ds5 Veals at s6a$9 ana cario@ Oh
Gssies|HaieRbeck & Hollis; II Western Calves 20 y
average at she per Veals, lao ~ at &c; 10 90 1S5
H. at 7c % Fed Calves 2o5 H. a. 40; Is Grassers in ID
DilienSsck & Dewey: 80 Grassers. 225 ~ At So & per
100 n 65 do few Buttermilksl. 173 D. at So 90 teu
Calves 127 ~ at &c per n; Veas 100 H. az oc' u0'
i'I Hume uS Mullen SO Grarsers PAT N. at aaO IL VeOls
1S K3T5v &C CO. 2t5 % g at Sc 24o n at &C.
SHEEP AS6 INCLUDING ta Sos' SG
fS hep Sps d s 81 s5 81 Si p i 10 81
sslssp Harrington 2l5 Canadian lambs s7; Is 2 S St
So a. az g G ieis s. $40 Cn the ii os % 49,
II Do 50 H. at S. % State sheep 6e ~ at "a do. 70
Hune & Mullen 81 lambs. rs m, ats7; 10 State
RahDbeck ( Hollis: 40 state lambs, % nat &c so.
Yah Kirby CO 800 8 STAT ol6s s 81 n at "a 1a
s W Al e. s no. 0 Rea at SO lambs Il n OF
g o. ss d. IS ma at 81 e
at 81 50 l6l Buffalo sheep; % = az 81 81 90 .,
Western slep. 119 ~ at s5. - . ..,o.s. .,
an a fsS 1y h ae ssOsS @
sale but not,dd. NOminally weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-07
NELAMARE, LACkAWANNA AND

a
Shortest Line. Vestibuled Pullman Coaches.
a. E-Buifalo Richneld Spring, aud OswegO Express
via Paterson Water GRp Stroudburg scranton, Bng
hamJOn, OwegO Ithaca, Wayerly Elmra, Corning Bath
Dansyle, sherburne waterve klehhed sprIngs, Utlea
MI Norris Greene Oxford, Norwich, Cortland syracuse
FULTON and intermediate stations Connects az Scranton
with trains for PttOn Wlkesbars Dansyile aud North
uuberlgud: AZ Buffalo with trains for the West
90 a. m-Blnehamton Mall, via BoontOn.
D. m.-Bin gfaTntOn and Emira Express for Water Gap
Stroud sburg scranton Owego Wayery and Elmira
meets with trains for PittsoB Kingston aud
Wilke.barrc. ,,,,, -
80 D. m. (daly).-DuGao LIMITED Express, via Pa,er.
san Tor StroudsbuFg Scranton, BinghautOn Owego
verify ElmlFa Corning, Bath, wayand, Danyillo, At
p. M (dallvl, Buffalo. Richheld Sprnes and oswegO
Express for Stroudsburg Scranton Bnghsmton Cortland.
Waiervie utice &c and all points on Buffalo Division
soanects with trains for the West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-07
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foo5 OF Cortlandt and Des-
brOsses stS. follows:
Z q. NJ for MauCh Chunk and intermediate points.
S:l0 for Geneva, Lyons. Elmlra, Rochester. But
fao the West Pott,yc and principal local points.
Che.r Lyons aud Pullman Car Suspension Bridge.
. a. M. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
II 80 a. for ElmFa and intermediate points.
D. N. for TunkhanuOck and intermediate points. Chair
Car to Tunhannock. Connection to Reading and Harris
burg.
40 D. m L. and b. junction and principal inter
mediate points. Chair Car t0 l.. and b Junction.
D. for Pottsyille and intermediate points. Chair
; 20 D. M for NIauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection 10 Realing and Harrisburg.
80 D. for Geneva, Lyons ElDira, Rochester, Buf.
falo and the West Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons and sus-
pension Bridge.
Trains leaving 40 10 q. m IL 80 a. m. / D. m. aud
40 y. for all points in Mahoney and Hazel.
coal regions. - - - ~
SUNDAY TRAINS.
IN. for Mluch Chunk. HaZelton and intermediate
points and IL a. IN for Shenandoah and intermediate
points. ,,-.,.
ID. Geneva, Lyons. Elnira Rochester, Buf.
'alo and West Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and Sus-
pension Bridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-07
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. G.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, On. Y. G; q
W H. X. r. r. Co., LesseeJ.-Trans leave West 42dst.
Station New YorR follows and 20 minutes earlier from
the ZOO, OF Jay.st New YOr: Hamilton London Detroit
and Chicago, 10 90 a. m 5 is ,. m. . 10 p m; -
Louis . IS, . l5 p. M Toronto no 90 9. m rs,
N.a ga Fails. Co. 10 90 ~ Is
m S5 ~ gums only % GtIce Kingston IS 30 = 10
Xii and Albany, g 80, = is. 1000 m $50 a. IN M
al 90 x 10 . 5 p. Canston's, West Point corn
wall Newburgh 800 .7I5 90 25 10 90 10 10 AZ 40
g Is, 1t:45 p. M Montreal and Canada East 10
a. M. '5l5 p; m. Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo
Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Chicago and ST. Louis
ali through trains Saratoga and Caldwell Lake George
fiji 80 a. ~ parlor atlched) Kaaterskill Hunter
Hobart BlooInye, Grand Hotel Station and Phoenicia
g 80 III 35 m, Parlor cars 70 Bloomyie, Grand
Hotel and Phoenlcia for KaatershlD o. i'll :95 a. m
train. NewPaltz, Lakes MOhonk and Minnewaska, 3 30
a. m. n II :S5 a. M Daily DAILY except saturiay.
All other trains daily except SUNDAY. sita Leaves
brooklyn Via Brooklyn Annex. no 40 a. m, az 90 y.
Jerse City r. II. r. station, # II 20 a. M az :3S p m.
For tickets timetables plilor and sleeping car a:commo
"a Ions information apply Offices BrooAlyn 3S Washing
onst 700 Fut0n-st. Annex Office, foot OF Fulton.st
NewYorl; City Nos. 271 1863, 7s5, 9i2 broadway, l43
oNery u Park Place, SO West l25st and West Shore
Stations foot Of West 42dst and foot OF Jays, ~ II.
C. Il. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent Vanderbilt
ave, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Clark, Alfred p, to w G.. Prime KinRsbrdoe Road
5, adjoining land +. BerrlOn, yr. 5000
Cover, Mary d. 10 NJ A. Reeland, g. 131st e sth-
w Camuiann Oswald y, to A. G. Wiley, 8, Fronst.
Echler. John + to p. GRADER. s Inwood.ave., Wolf
~ Fitzpatrick joseph, to NJ Eberhardt lot T. may West
Farm 2 yrs, $1,000.
Hills Charles, to 1. NJ. Hayes $, 1oth.ave. 2sth.
ST.. $1,000. ~ - ~
1 W, $4,000.
McKennl Margaret to W. NJ. stillwer, n s12sd.st e
SHAVE. VT 5000.
,,o MesiSk, Frank b. to n seaich, Trawrs-st W
selb Anna NJ. to L. seib, n s2d-st Avenue A, 2
yrs, 81 900.
ton.st. yrs. Al 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-07

Irain, Leave West i2d-st az 730 a. NJ. us minutes
eorller from Jayst for Mddletown, Boomingburg,
Sert Jerys Fasburg Liberty, Livingston Manor Han.
COCK Carbondae Scranton. Walton, Delhi Sidney Nor
veh Edmeston. Utica lsome Oneida, Oswego, Detroit
chicago and points West.
30 p. g., Campbell Hall Lakes MohOak and Min.
burg EllenNe Fallsburg. Hureyyille. Liberty Rock.
land - $3.50.
Livingston Manor Kockand Walton, sidney Norwich.
Oneida. OswegO, Rochester, Niagara Falls. Detroit
Chicago, ard West Pullman seepers reclining chair car
free 10 Suspension Bridge
Pullman sleeping bcFths obtained at 1923 Broadway
New.York ). G. Anderson, G.. +. A., Is Exchange
Place. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-07
STAINED.
"a % low M,ddline Tie

Good Ordinslya /, 9i6 Middling.
S . : y .: saS nearly Was RSSSV S
changed MENUS tss 10 the close, with free covering OF
S and buying for outside account sS eO Of
iSrsgn shS sndsss Wa followed BY further aaIanee'
d6 aFTre showing net gains Of 3d. RS Tfs ma
sIsy aided he bu and prompted f :. tb Day W
LEI FOOD deal Of the fness. Sales, 99zOo ooeS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-07

yevSHsuon, out the beaflsh news ast week led 10
81 cents as movement From G4s prices dropped
anu the closing al only trfninR rally.
Inc small volume Of National Tran hrondy:
~ rkerous to sell short ana the market Is pecniiary
,voud go. manipulation when the Overscll. II
heweveT S' change IN the prospects OF production.
me market closed heavy The only saes of ckeye iii
l5pdl0L cents. Nv W. SUM i-Aohahke ~
r,p9 fsnEe OF prices and the total dealings in National
Stock Consol-
onon,nn Exchange. dated.
fIichaaas '''''''''.'.'--. 90 CAY
Iii.r,sS .''.'s.'... Ga OIs
FInal ...-.'.........-.......... 50 sra
SSlos' oos......-...-.-............ Ge0OO O38 900
Inc quotations for refined OIL were duced On nontS In
barrels 70 63Od645 cents (buk $50 eej at NewYork,
WIN ,I quotations cents lower than New prices at
Phuadelphla ana baltimore. Cases
70 100 cents per gallon Crude in barrels was lowered
10 points 70 900 and In bulk points 10 cents Naoh.
tina r WAS nnehaagsd at SI5 eents per gallon.
16t francs Dor loo kos. but UNCHANGED az nremon az
610 marks per 80 klos ana London al 5 pence per
Imperial gallon. " - 'O ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-07

TT he BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS octave. 500 pasea
illustrated The standard authority American oDen.
air amusements Rules for sailing. swimming bali play.
!ng, sho2ting horsebaek riding. &c. &C., IN full 81 nee
copy. Published by The Tribune NewYork. Entertain.
Ing and universally ran,n"ented pleaa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-07
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

FOR LONOr BhANNh, " nIsCN ~,
FROM PIER g. " r., FOOT OF KECIOR'ST.
For Highland Beach, Normandle, seaorght, Monmouth
Reach Long Branch. 80. 10 :45 q 100 S1tur.
DAYS only1 3:I5, 90 p. Sundays, 80 a. m, 90
y For Atlantic Highlands at 1 80. 10 rs a. m. Il 90
SATURDAYS only, AS, 100 y. in Sundays 80 a. m.
Tor Eiberon, ocean Grove, Asbury Park and Point
pleasant at 10 As a. Il 100 Saturdays only as 20
D. m Sundays except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park).
~ oy a. Toms River and Banegat at 80 a. M,
II 90 Saturday, only. 8:i5 D. m
" Eor Reach Haven, Atlantic CITY Nineland and Bridge
ton i 80 a. m. Il 90 p. N. satnnlays oily.