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Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23
Hansen Seen In Iowa.

MILWAUKEE, Oct 2a.-George Hiles
has received word from the railway
agent at Terry, Ia. that NJ. r. Hansen,
the alleged wholesale forger of north
ern Wisconsin, passed through that city
October IS, and left $3.50 with the agent
to be forwarded to his wife at Hansen,
Wood county. SO far as Is known here
no special effort is being made to cap
ture the fugitive, and notwithstanding
his fight many OF Hansen's friends
maintain their confidence in his iano-
cence of criminal action
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23
An Elevator Burned.

NoRrnFIELp, Mimi, Oct 2e.-At
Castle Rock Wednesday morning the
elevator of r. T. Archibald & Co.,
leased by Z. F. Miller and T. Clute.
was burned. II was valued at S.
and was nearly filled with grain of all
kinds. There was probably SEQ. 900 to
$50. 900 worth of grain stored in IL at
the time Of it's burning. The elevator
was partly insured. but il is feared that
the grain will be nearly q total loss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23

Sr. PETERSBURG, Oct ~. Serious
riots are reported at Tchernigof. 1t is
said thirty Jews were killed. while 500
suffered either in person or in property.
The popular belief is that the Jews are
responsible for the prevalence Of the
famine. The Jews are usually large
buyers of grain. but this year they re-
Trained. owing q the persecution of
which they had been the victims
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23
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Murderoas Siberian Exiics.

SHANGHAI. Sept 2I-Sixteen Rus
sian convicts who were at work on the
Trans-Siherian railway at viadivostoclf
broke away from their guards and have
entered upon q course of murder and
robbery TO obtain clothes and food.
Among their victims was an officer at
,aehed to the French squadron Set
tiers beyond the military lines arc
abandoning their homes IN fear.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23
millionaire banker of Liverpool, Eng.

millionaire banker Of Liverpool, Eng,
and passed through Chicago Wednes-
day night en- route to New York,
whence they sail on next Tuesday.
The rare animals are to be placed in
Mr.. Leland's private park near Liver
pool. They are accompanied by
buffalo" Jones. whose stock ranch at
Mccook, Neb., is the only one of its
kind in the world. lie has remaining
a herd of fifty, the only one in ex-
istence outside that wandering in mac
cessibls parts of the mountains.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23
a SIG SHIP CANAL.
A Scheme stressiy Favored ~ the Trsss-
nsississippi Congress.

hs~>t&>tttt trHxfr->s
OMAHA. Neb.. Oct - The Trans
mississippi congress adopted resoiu-
tions declaring the necessity for dis
seminating knowledge Of corn az
food in for-iea coanss;e@ declar-
ing that the Indian reservations
shoald be abolished: sskinx con-
gress 20 psss hankrupt Law;
asking that shs ssm missioa sf terrific
ries into the uaien be facilitated. de-
msnding lsv 20 protect western for
ests; declaring that the interests of the
western states demand the construction
Of ship esnsl fror. the great lakes 20
the sea- asking congress - aid IN the
eerppl.sion - the Nicsrsfaa esnsl, ask
ing the president - appoist western
man 20 the vacancy On The Interstate
commission, fa~erin~ the improvement
cf thc Aississsepi river and demanding
protection AssinSt the overflow of
western nsvigablr rivers. Action was
tak-n ioek.ns 70 the consolidation Of
the rrsasraissss-ipri congress xith the
WestsTn States C.snrn~rrfal congress
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23
HIS REVENGE.
An Iowan shoots tho Man Who Wronged
Him and Attempts Suicide.

ffEHfE F1*E1 <HkFttfPtS NHIOf'r'
BURLINGTON, Ia, Oct 22.-Wednes-
day morning w. A. Portlocls, travel
ing man, walked into Funk Sc Hertz
ler's wagon factory. spoke few words
TO James Lewis, the foreman of the
woodworking department. drew re-
volver and fired three shots at Lewis.
Then he placed the muzzle of the
weapon under his right ear and fired
again. Lewis will probably die. Port
lock will recover. The men had ap-
parently been the best of friends IN
letter found upon his person Portlock
claims that he had observed improper
conduct between Lewis and Mrs Port
Lock
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23


Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN eifectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced. pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable TO the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. Its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and hare made It the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure 1t promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SKfUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, ca.
LOUISVILLE. Nv. sfw roe6. Nv
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23
rnrneiI piea inte.,ats.

LoSpov. Oct. 22 1T Is announced
that Mr.. Parnsll made a wili in favor
OF Mrs O'Shea before he married her.
bat that the marriage anuulled the
will. aud therefore he died intestste.
Mrs PaFnell l. entitled TO one bali the
personal anj oue-thira Of the real es-
tate left by Mr.. Parnell
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23
Esolosiss - . Lee osn esavo.

POPLAR BLryvs, Mo-, Oct a2.--Drief
details Of . fatal explosion 81 Moark. -
miles south Of here. havS been received.
A locomotive Of the ST. Louis, Iron
Mountain q Southern railroad blew MP
while in motion, seriously in ntnring En-
eineer Kirk and Fireman Jordan and
killing Head Brakeman I'd pukea
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23

LoSDoS. oct g. The followers Of
have chosen John r. Redmond ~ their
header Mr. Redmond "a candidate
for Me-. FsrBelfs seat In parliament
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23

PrrTsBraeH. Pa, Oct 2a.-A fright
full wreck occurred on the baltimore d
Ohio railroad near ST. Johns station.
- miles east of Cum berland, Nd,
Wednesday afternoon. resulting In the
instant killing Of On engineer and Ore.
man and the injury of four other per.
sons, three Of whom will die.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23

TUscoLA. III, Oct 81 Jacob
Frssrn. oae 81 taae men srps Of = jnry a
roort. aied sutsealy wsvihe-sssy even
ing 81 PARALYSIS ef th- hrsis Hs wa
- gears of sxe saa . wsa.tns fsxA~~
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23

DESvR Col. Oct a2.-W. \ Dolp,
cashier fer the Unios Pacific here, has
been arrested charged with em5 5ezzling
O.. 500 frora the company. His shortage,
however j. covered BY = bond guarsn
teed hy the North American Guarantee
(onpanr.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23

culpnssa, Tex, Oct - The sourt-
house Of this place was burned 70 the
ground Wednesday notsins The
county records Of Childress asa cotsle
countiee are total losa The Gre 10
supposed 70 have been the work Of In
r.nS,.riea I,csA Ga. .eoe
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23

SHANGHAI. Oct e2.-The Kolahut
secret society has caused the walls of
Woo Chang, large province of Hoo
Pee. on the Yang Tse Kiang, to be pla-
carded with posters announcing that
all missionaries will shortly be ex-
terDnincd
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23

JoxpoS, Oct - "A terrible gale. -
eornpanied ty Tremendous SECS, Is pre-
v.slsne as AnsiessA IN island cH wssss.
&, The Irish SEA MAny vessels which
were Damaged in the storm have taken
refuge Of Eo.yhes4
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23

cUcas>, Oct sa--A g-erfes hss it,zs
ten 81 the few rvsnssnsss cld-flrns
prairie snfsia Th~y were hsuzht a.
. fsbulsps prtce eg Mr Leland. tee
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23

sr PApr. Minn-. Oct a-Flrs ae-
.,rov.d TIE carpenter department ~
N. Kansas csty rsilrcsd repairing
shop. ss South 81 Psai vstA . sssAi
loss of about ese. 90
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23

WASHINGTON. Oct ~ 1.-The commits
sioner of Indian affairs iiAs issued rules
and regulations 10, enforce the attend
ance Of Indian children OF suitable age
and health st schools established and
maintained for their benefit Tho
rules prescribe that every Indian youth
shall attend some school When ncces-
sary Indian police will b called upon
20 enforce attendance.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23

Dr. T.. g. Vests Nerve ard Brain Treatment
a guaranteed sSeciic i.r Hysteiis. Diz4iaess.
nonsusiens Fits. neTy aEsN Neuralgia VI adsche,
cervous Prossratien caused hy use Of alcohol
or tobacco. Rskeltuiness. Aentsi Deprcssi On.
softeninc of the Brain resulting Ia insanity
and leading TO misery. decay and dcafh. Pre-
mature old age Bsrrenness. Loss of power IA
either sex. IRyolanfRry Losses and ~uHerms-
torfahorA caused by over-excft on 81 tie bra n.
se.fsbu.e OF fovrvindnigence Each boz con-
tains on Bcmontt's treatment. 81 box. 90 SIX
heses tors. sent ~ natl prepaid on receipt
We GUAR sETEE SIX BoxEs
10 cure hHy case. With each order received by
us fer six toKes. accompanied by s.. We viii
ferd ~ Ifci sNes one written guarantee u
reiS1i tha money II tie treatment does not
effect cure. Guarantees issued only By
WHITE Il WHITE.
Morton House Pharmacy. Sole Agents.
SO Monroe street. Grand Rapids. Mich.
OPEN ALL Ni9Rf.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-23

SAN FRANCISCO, ca.
f0WsvriE. nv. sfw ross. Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
IHE STATE OF TRADE

Baitmore, July es.-Flour flrmer, unchanged; re
eep'S' NJ. Dds shipments 1861 bbs sales. 1875
Sos "a Maes' nissalar spot, es90 i-sc the month
Oeci October 0S 1209 S sac Southern wheat strong
fut], oSSnf longberry, 05cGSl receipts. 293, 43J
ou u shipments none; stock. 07s5 bush; sales,
ImGst o u.s. Noln nrm spot zoe the month, zoe
wm'e hrmer, 1o@ 10c; yellow steady 72a 74c: spot
~ aoo Nils Nils .oS, receipts, 1891 bush shipments,
SaV 1 DuSa stock 81 o3l bush sales 10000 bush
S.c asked a N acuvc INQUIRY No. . white Western
LOCO bush; shipments, none: stock IA ISIS hush
rye nIni good demand No .. T7c receipts 100 bush
shipments, none stock 3os3 bush lay steady and
fieiglts steady unchanged. Cotton Quiet nominnliy
@ fpoVisions active and prices improving
rss Pom 70 rs 2c bulk meats, loose shoulders, &c
l0ng Lear SIC clear rib sides, lac: sngarpcklcd
shoulders, Sac; sugarcurcd smoked shoulders. &c
Mans 10 II l-2c laT refined Sc Butter unchanged.
FEfSS 8ncnsngN' Cn1ce market quiet Rio cargocs,
per unchanged. Whisbey unchanged.
BuiIalo. July 2S.-Whcat-No 1 hard dull. closing
at ~ % IL; 10000 bush No. l Northern sold at
~ 70 III VI "a 5000 bush do sold at ~ Oh a
9,VVO push o. G. l. f., sold at 81 % ID; 10000 bush
40 sold at Y o3, closing at 81 ca spot car No
Northern, sold at 81 90 1881 90 - Winter wheat
0ctve ana higher; 3 cars No. l longberry red sold
Ut oo@oo IL; 10 cars No. red, sold at 95705 IL
sold at 90c; old No. l. white sold Mt Si 10: 3
cars new do track sold at Csc. Corn gn,et: Offer
anSs lGht cars No. - white, sold at soc no other
Sc% soc SsG ssscS Rye and lover old No Sc
spring wheat, So goa so 50 do winter 81 T5G As 90
rye, q 75a$4 50. Min feed quiet coarse winter
Wheat &c asked go s S bid ia Se Canal esh o
bbls wheat 10000 bush: corn, $4,000 bush
ostS, $4,000 bush, .shipments-By canal wheat
1U,OOO bush; by rail, flour. $4,000 bbls: wheat 3G9
Chicago July 2s-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
nrrnrnrn MORTGAGES.

Rovce Charles to Emgrant Industrial Savings Bank
southern boulevard. Alcvander-ave, yer SlOVVU
Baker. Ia Ford s TO : X Van DuIef' " > raN-u'o >
T16bercy' Nclscn s. to ii Thompson, 153dst,
shave. year. $500 . - r, po.os q oads ~, al
eFr7icyo William to II r Bailey o5thst 11th-ave
GfTorc William ]. to Watson, n 1Sith-st' 7th
i,Srrms%n Joseph to c Boss, 4th.st Avenue B.
JSrian. william G. TO Samuel Hirsch, s 44th.st' o
Tyons Julus j. to ) Simon pcoone-st adjoining
hand ] Hatfield 18Th Ward. years. ~ 600.
Nl1-sn robert to \ Carroll, Wooster-st ath'st
MrC;o,cm Thoras Il. to u A sherman W cor 1o2d
Il aud 11th-1Vc. / Nrar, SibOOl - ,,,.-o, 40 .nd
Noacl. Mary. to q Fountain, cor Madison-aNc ana
Cnft Z II, to j; Engelhardt. n 11othst, 9d-ave'
GaSrtc Hugh. to II Bcarns, III East l1lth-st,
ycar> "a 1000 - -, o-A.. .,
lUr"iagcn. Henry, 70 II W fODo II 5 ooVh'eO 'u'
rI.roiu, Isaac to Joseph Priest w 2dave' 10th
q. years. $4,000. z,-,. o., o,..
IT,. > V ars. Sli.OOO. c-,,. 80 80. ,uo1,.o,
r. t-cn. samuel \, 70 J collins, s W cor maulson-
aN and lS3l-st. y9rs 80 700. 90. -. - ..A
Wise. Frank T. U u DC Ncehc>' ; ooN''9V' 7Vn'
Eve. years. 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

included 900 bales American Futures closed gnief
but steady; merchandising. low mddling clause
July delivery, 16-o4d value; July and August de
q 15-64d64 16-64d September and October delivery
q 90 64dd4 21-64d october and November delivery
o6-64d sellers; November and December delivery
29-64d sellers; December and January delivery
Sled buyers; January and February delivery
36-64d value.
savannah, July os.-Cotton quiet and steady
middling, Ice; low middllng, G15-l6c; good
ordinary, 39c; net and gross receipts, 90 bales
sales, 60 bales: stock, 1896 bales.
Louisville, July 29.-COtton steady mddling 1-4c
New-Orleans, July 2s.-COttOn easy; middling
3-4c; low middng, 7c good ordinary, 6 5-1G; net
receipts. 229 bales; gross, 1921 baieS sales. 900
bales stock 5e,276 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
EUROPEAN pRODUCF MARKETS

Liverpool, July 90. 9 :46 p. m.7Beef in poor demand
Pork and hams In fair demand. Bacon In fair demand
Cumberland cut about % to 80 10, firm at Ais.
shOudersAbOut ~ 10 15 10. strong at Bis. Cheese In
fair demand. TallOw, turpentine and rOsln in poor
demand. Lard-Spot in fair demand futures, the
demand is improvlng; prime Western spot and July
firm at Gas Cd August and September firm at Gas Cd.
Wheat in good demand; Kansas winter. hard. firm at
Is 10 led; No. red spring firm at Is 10d. Flour in
fair demand. Con-Spot in fair demand futures IN
good demg-td; mixed Western spot aud July firm at
IS IL I'D; August firm at IS II lid; September firm
~ IS I'D: Hops at London-Pacifc Coast-There is
nothing offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
legal Notices.
CUPREME COI,RT ~ rIIr cr.lr


SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
-. NE,wi,rrOhh; COUNTY Of KINGS.-Rchard John
son Dslnn. against Walter W Gfinjn and Emma L. his
vile. Charles j.. Gnin aud SutInda bis vic E%nest H.
hussappe. Bertha Brown, Waller g. JGngsi n'n Idn
May his wife. Sarah Warren William y IoSn.soo and
nhsdis his wife. Isaae ii. johnson and Sasr hs vile
lseoeeea Boerum, Jo.ephino Meiauqhln Tit,a,o Comk
ITsfe l.; ryder. HenIicttS Mathew Catbarire Van
truth James J. Johnson and Addc his Viz and Mar
~ %o..son wife OF plaintiff defendants Summons '
AZ ae sbove-named defendants hereinafter named
a., Oh are hereby summoned answer tie n,nlai,t in
bhtns attorney within twenty days after M sa,ic ~
az exclusive OF the day ~ servlce aud I'm rose
sesc failure 70 aDlear or answer. judgment viii he taken
plant ~ '"''S i'' V"' Ie'4ei usAshaed IN the COM
Dated Brooklyn, April c. 1897
pos,oc,a. =. DANIEL r. AMES. Plaintiffs h,,orncr
Ne. 2oaess and Office No A Court street Bfooiiyn
Dlsnjh sncst IT, Griffin, Sarah A. Shepherd Eliza Iros
sS L. hGssaDpe. betrha Brown Waller a no,Si,on'
iiea NAY his wife, William C. Johnson and Ann
lion FOREGOING summons IS served upon Won nv r,,,,co
tic sssaht 70 an order Of Willard Bartlett Jus,lce ~
% isd Court Of the State Of &ew-YOfk dated Iune
Clert 80 ana hed with the complaint IN the Office of he
he si, nc county Of Kings, at the Hall OF Kocods In
OF BfOoklYB, this day - ''-~''N'' >"
D~%d June 20. 1891,
DANIEL n. ANFe
Ilantils Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
REAL ESTATE.
HrTsINESs AT THE EXCHANGE.

r,sro was considerable inquiry at the Exchange
-..,.r,sv as to the sale by X. V. Harnet OF NO 20
wsst Forty secondst, west of Fifth-ave' fours'os
dwelling on lot 2oxloo but under the ins,uCe1a o,
w. eferee the sale was adjourned until August T.
OF ,y,iam Kennedy sold, also under foreclosure tho
sbesst corner OF Madisonave and seventy sNiaest,
~ ~ nroperiy is vacant plot 4oXlO2 ana -'u ''
s 10 10 Dix Phyfe. ,,. -
a. the stock sale of II. V. Harnett nifty shares OF
a.. National Bank of Commerce brought lol u .o'
I ns.r shares of san Miguel Gold Placers Company
pin rue Exchange and Auction Room Committee met
s,eraay TO audit current bills, etc. Formal OusoS
ssnlv was transacted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
Eeln iDanteJ

T AIDES who win so writing for me at their home
IL viii guarantee good wages. Address with ,elf-9d
dressed Stamped envelope. Miss EDNA l.. SMi1HE
fOr the cu,npl 'viOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
REAL ESTATE.

NeW.Nork, IueSuaN' JW! 50
Thu following sale was held at the Exchange ana Auc
rOn Room to-day ,,,,,.o, ave
plot Of land East 70thst, corner M2uiso""'''
.kxlo2 2; Dix & phyfe, $50, loo - - w., Aod 9.
x f5th.ave was adjourned 10 August H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
NORWgCHl.IME
udson River Steamer MARY POWELL.
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

From Pier 40. East River Goot OF Pike-st.).
For Yarmouth NJ S Passport Me-. and st: John,
N b., with all for interior points Elegant
passenger accommodations. Sup ror table No rehand
ling Of freight n. L. NEWCOMB. Gen1 Mgr. CO Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29

For BOSTON, NEWroRT, PROVIDENCE. MAR
THAS VINEYARD NANTUCkET CAPE COB and all
Eastern points. ~ -
THE FOUR LEADING STEAMBOATS, OF THE
WORLD in commission together.
PURITAN, PILGRIM
pIVMOrTII mud

LEA 7. NM, NM UNA f0m Fer 70 y. H.. foot OF Nun.
$3.50 =. M.-week days and SUNDAYS for Fan River
oiIec connecting wh Pullman Vestibuled Express train.
due Pnlk square station, DOston, 30 D. M and with
express trains for New bedford there connecting direct
With boat for MATTHIAS Vineyard ami Nantucket. Tho
$50 boat from New.YOrk Sundays touches at Newport
6if1 +. nj. Week DAYS only. for Newpor. and Fall
River due Newport AS, Fail River 100 a. n connect
Ing with Pullman vestbuled Express train, due Boston
800 and with express trains and through cars for
Connecting Annex boat leaves Brooklyn week days and
Sundays at 5 100 p M, Jersey City 100 D. m
splendid band aud orchestra attached each steamer
In commission.
Tickets, s.aeroons, &c. be obtained in Neyv.York
at 172. DOL AS 04i $751; aud 1929 broadway 737 Sixth
ave. 90i West fo5ths, 1874 East 125thst 25i Columbus
143 Bowerv. Aston House. and Windsor Hotel
line ONCE. Pier 20 ". r.. and steamers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29

Ice; fine darss, l8dl5c; ordinary, 1Oal2c; eggs 1871
Milwaukee, Wis. July 2s.-Flour nrmer. Wheat
unsettled No spring. on track, cash, 9o lee
September, So lac; No. Northern, 93c. Corn quiet ;
wH on on track 4c Barey seadV sentem S
GO 140G0 1-2c. Rye firm; No 1, in store 70 lee
Provisions stcadler. Porl,-septemter. Sl1 So Lard
wheat, 20, zoo bush barley 400 bush Shipments
Flour LOO bbls; wheat, 600 bush barley, none.
Minneapolis MINI, July 2s.--Cash wheat. No.
offered freely at % 10. Receipts, 90 cars ship
ON gs track ' @ 10 SoEhe TO nT a o. " gc 80 sepe%
Der, 81 3-4c December, SO 1-2c: on track, 0sc No
Northern, July, 95c: % track, O5aDGc.
Philadelphia July oe.-Flour-supples Of old wheat
small and the market ruled firm under a fair demand
Il 50 for choice old Pennsylvania ~ WHeat@sales Ai u
81 OF DO, in export elevator early 81 90 IA steamer
NO. red in elevator, 97c choice No. red track
dor aep y no. first G Ve e dsys or early % ey
80 1-4c; No. 2 red, July, 0sa0s Lee; August 0s6
SO l.sc; September, 08a9s 1-9c october, IS $40
early, 7oc No. mixed and yellow, tract. and grain
depot 74c July, u 1,2@73 Ice; August, 50 LA
Oats-sales of No white at 4S Zoe; No white July.
4G 34a47 1-2c: August, So 1-2a30 Ice; September,
S SO d2S ga, isoi October - ls63o l2c Eggs.
1Gc. Petroleum dull; rhned in barrels SO 756S0 3d.
Potatoes quiet and steady at 2693oc per basket Pro
changed. Rcoeipts-Flour 1900 bbs and 10000
IA 900 bush; oats 900 bush.
Toledo, July os.-Wheat active, lower: cash, D2c;
December o4c: Corn quiet, firm: cash, .65c. Oats
Recspts-Flour 100 Ibls wheat 500 a2o bush corn,
shipments-Flour, 4,17o bbls; wheat, 273,4oI bush
corn, 1863 bush oats, 2162 bush; rye, 600 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
Ecsi an founo

I oST-Hank BOOK No. 5s3s57. Bank Tor savings G.
- BoockcI-st, 'New.York Payment stopped Pleas
return book To bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
Gotels.
FAMILY HOTEL TO RENT.

Well appointed with all modern improvements and in
nrstesss condition north corner 5taye. and 15thst
can De leased for term OF For particulars apply
NJ JUDGEMENTS SONS AZ Cedsrst
HOTEL ALBERT. EUROPEAN PLAN.
llThSI BEL. BROADWAY AND 5TH-AVE.. ". Y.
Location central Ideal lreproof building; cool and
noiseess Suites OF two to six rooms elegantly furnished
Cuisine and service unsurpassed Terms reasonable for
RoBr j. BRADY. Manager
mANsiON HOUSE. BK0OKLYN HEIGHTS.
s,osn opposite Well.st, New.l3rs minutes walk
son or Walst. ferry and the Bridge terminus;
ana innovations reasonable rates select family
.eas neteii 200 rooms. Send for circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
Drummer Resorts.
ADIROM DACKS.
LELAND HOUSE,
SCUROON LAKE. n, Y.

.,d aty motel Of high class. Location, appointments
.u seN lSe unsurpassed Finest tennis courts In the
"u"'noackA Special rates for septembor; ,,.r,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29
WHEAT NO. =

CASH quottons were as follows: F1oGr-steady un
changed No spring wheat, eCac; No. sPing wheat
nominal; No. red, 9Qa934c; No 2 corn, 63lae; No.
cats S6ac No. rye, &c No naSseed, u 03 prime
la pr Zoe ~ e goa$G 20 sho: RIBS sides Goose, 90 g
clear sides boxed), 81 20ds7 80; whskpy, dlstlers'
finished goods, per gal, $l 10; No. white - $50
302c No. do, 3oG37c.
Articles. Receipts. Shlpments
flour, Dds u OyO 1000
wheat push uOO lS2UVO
tNIn, 25VOUU !<uOU
Oets. bush .........................l430 900 111Q00
Iye oasn 80 49, 80 oSV !t upo
steady; fancy creamery, 162d17ac; fine Western 15G
Ice fine darss, l3a15c ordinary, 10dl2c eggs, 1872
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cectures dno fflcetinqs.

A MEXICAN lNSTlTUTE.-The quarterly
n meeting will be held THURSDAY, August Q, az
o'clock p. % at It's rooms Nos Ill 10 West ssthst
JAMES q. POWERS. Sec'y.
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ID KOPOSALS FOR OFFICE BJ'ILDIN(i AND

u BARRACKS Tor Enlisted Men aud EHpOyes.-U. :.
Proving Ground Sandy Hook, y. j., July l.. 1eol.-
Sealed proposals In tripcate VIII b. received the
OF the T. 5. Proving Ground at Sew.loTk Arsenal Gov
efnor's Island until | O'Clock y. IRi DAY il ~
81 1901 for the erection OF Ofce Build and Bar
racks nsed Men. Ihc res rye. ~.
Iight any lnfJrn3cs and reject all or any
proposals parts thereof. Specnrst and fun nioml-
lion can had application 10 Captain FRANK HEATH
Commanding L. 5 Proving Ground, l.. y. Box .4i9,
New.YOrk CITY,