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New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
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Mutualssprngswsy straight paid $50 90 place $50 10
AGlinty c. place s120 So
Glamor got on well and went out to make ne run
ming her closest attendants being Clnty C. and Spring
sysy In the stretch Sprinsaway came away and won
an the easiest possible by two lengths cliny C.
seeond a neck before Gsmor.
aufRD RACE-rHE CLINTON STAKES For hllies
three years old ESQ each with 81 260 added Of which
$3.50 to second and 500 to third. Allowances. One
f"''e ANU Betting.
st. Pl
sehuyikl stables eh: :. Ia TOses. hy St
a. a. A. H. Morris's eh Z. Reckon ii9
tLNtleneh) ? 16-5 None.
Time--1 :543.
Mutuals-I.a Tosca paid &c 30.
Reckon mado the cunning from the start TO the head
H tho stretch lengths In front OF Ia Tosea, Who In
the lass urone stfode her opponent and under
pull by length. The was one OF the best ever
SUn iy thrce.yesr-od Dies with their weight The
quarter was made 254 seconds, the half in So the
urecquarters in rs ths mile in al and the mile and
III eighth in :5ila. -
YoURTH RAcE-TIE wOODLAWS HANDICAP. For
three.year-olds and upward; $50 each with $500
aided of which $3.50 70 second and $3.50 70 third.
""e "' e"N BETTING
St. Pl
r. J. Dryer & SONS b. c. Sir John. by Sir
lHsmiltoal 5-2 40
xsyssone sebios eh c. Masterodc Z. ie4..
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Sept. ae.-Flour steady, unchanged re r.;
cepts, 1876 b6 shipments Sl0 oblS Sesi les ea5o not
S6s Whe1t 81 steaay az he sno E9Slb 81 os 4Ssi o.
October al o. 3-sSs1 O4 6s; December, " o. 3 S@
= 0s So ste steoper SG SinEeTfe Tfo 100 200 bush stock
active Fuitn, 5scSsi 6S longberry slasi Qs Corn
Easy %ized spot SdH year 3 BUSH S stock 5S4
White sS39c yellow, 7oa72c oats eosy WAN NJ:
White Western 80 h2o 81 6eo SEsh SU sock 40
busR BUSH Stock i6eSj6 bush Hay good to choice
timothy, sic 5oS si3 SO Grain eShts steady steam
10 liverpool per bushel, 4d asked Cotton nomlnal
middHpg l-3c. Provisions firm, unchansed' 1t buiCer
quiet creamery, fancy, 24e2oc; 40 Iar 10 S1Y7T.
good 10 choice 14d15c; store packed l2@ IoG: ESgs
Steady Iec Coffee duh; Rio cargoes, fair, lsc
sIH sI g. refined IL i-4"ii &C. ""''S' H'''''
RpFalo, Sept. 22-wheat-No. 1 hard quiet and
easier sales 1000 bush spot at 81 % p closing AZ
northern dull; new spot, 81 02 So c. 1. T. 40,
al OF 50 old No. northern, 81 O5 Is askoa %5n,ef
wheat lower; sales OF 5000 bush NO req az AZ 90 era
white 81 OF asked on track Corn dgIl' iz|%5c re
lower: No . yellow, SO 12c on track NO. = 81 I--c
on track 67c IN store No B. &c sSeS @So 0s's of aS ii
cars at 81 1-oc; No. 3 white 80 1-2c; NO. mixed
90 1-2s SOC track. Barley fr1ner 7Oc asked @ tGr
store Flour-Farly active and frmer; best spring
AZ 40aS5 so: do winter, S5dS0 10; rye hour, 500
S5 lj Mil feed duh and weak coarse winter ,Pao Pra
1cc corn. 3 58c rye 3-4c TO New York. Receipts
Flo Flour. To'"i "is,ooo bbis wheat 585oOO bush corn
Canal shipments-Wheat, 10000 bush corn, $4,000
bush rye, 165oo bush shipments by rauT5i91nG ~ 0nG
SO 900 b6ls; wheat, 100000 bush; corn. looOoo
bush OATS 3s, 900 bush; rye, 10000 bush.
Ohicago Sept. 22-The leading futures ranged as fol-
lows!
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23

Mutuas-Contrlbuton straight PAID SIS 20 pace % 40
Gold Dollar place (hcld) $40 3D.
Richard X Fox, being William Q. DAILY horse, got
m IN front but Little Fred passed him and closely
ne Gold Dollar made tho running the stretch
Inside the last furoug Taral brought up Contribution
who won easily by lengths; Gold Dollar second two
lengths and half before Lima who came up fast at the
nnish.
SECOND RACF-A sweepstakes Of $40 each. for maiden
twoycar.olds. with 1000 added Of which $500 to
second and 500 TO third Weights below the scale.
Horses that have not second allowed N. Five
and one-hah furlongs
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
porfITRY AND GAME.

1rb.-S has been better demand for live fowls ana
,,es and tbe moderate receipts Of these have sold on
readily at ArIner prices To-day fowls brought IVsC M
GOOD Michigan going at the latter price Ducks are ge
Dlontv end must be prime TO orihg ouVsuc quoO''
ticese steady. Pigeons welker ,. -. ,n..u,, the
Receipts OF Western Dressed Poultry are hnerit
snd T. onIv moderate 0nd the OF prices is sighty
IN buyers favor AZ the close seaeed chickens Of
nT ~ ali ont OF order going lower a. 70 quality ana e9
dton Dry picked chickens sell no better than sesg bod
up better than chickens a. they are IN RSs5 aeg
d flt KID small thin not wanted Old turaet
about steady philadelphia spring chickens IN mouer1sS" 1
supply and steady. Spring ducks more pisny anu e
squads firm. " -, ..,,x.s ,~.,od drv and un.
draWn are I'm light supply good demand and hrGn hos
OF the dry lots arriving however are IN poSf ors e a
slowly and az irregular prices Woodeoek are yery Gq
ond There s little call for grouee. Cnoce Englh SNIP
and Golden pIover quite nrm Nenison scarce anu
Wild ducks dull
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
walcott & Campbell's ch. M Can Can, by
Irircn ChorIie-Ia Esmeralda, 4 yrs
THE PROGRAMME TO-DAY.

ENTRIES STILL KEPT BACK, THOUGH THp fooA'
ROOMS HAVE THEM
be entries are stil withheld though there seems 70
he cessation of hostIities between Mr. Dwyef ana Mr.
De Lacy The poerooms are doing business AZ ~i' 'iu
stand as usual This is the programmed
FIRST RAOE--A sweepstakes OF s2o eaeh' iof hee-
vearode and upv ard have and not won az uNs
meeting, with 81 500 added OF which sZoo 10 eo'oi
and 500 to third. Weights n above 1le s0.e. " ~ .
Horses that have not o. ,26o in 1891 auo"oo Id
If not 81 900, 10 n II not $3.50. 20 h. one mne'
Eight entries.
SECOND RAOE-A handicap sweepstakes OF go eacn' OF
a, /, declared with 81 900 added. Of which $500 70
second and 500 10 third One milo and o hriong
Five entries.
ruIRp RACE-A selling sweepstakes Of $40 EACH for
maiden twoyear-olds; with 1000 added' Of "h'ch
1000 TO second and e100 third. Five furiongs'
Eleven entries
FOURTH RACE-A sweepstakes OF $40 eacn' ior 0iee
vearolds and upward that not won more tah one
race Of the value Of sl 000 OF three races oi He
OF $3.50 each this year; With $1,000 eddcd OF whloh
5000 to second and 800 to third. Weights 10 ID De-
low the scale. Non-winners us year un0"eu "'
n.idens IL n. One mile.
-Four entries.
FIFTH RACE-A heavy handicap Sweepstakes OF go
each or s5 IL declared with $1,000 anded' oi WHICH
5000 TO second and s1oo to third. Six furongs'
Eleven entries.
SIXTH RACE-A sweepstakes Of $40 each ios t"oyedr'
olds that have a stnke race Overnight sweep
aes 70. counting); with 900 added. Of which GOO
to second and 500 10 third Winners once at this
meeting 30 carry N extra twice, ~ Non-wlnneTs
Of $3.50 allowed 10 N maidens, 10 h. Six furlonss
Seven entries.
The Grand rush for programmes in sections VIII begin
promptly at AS First race at 2I6 Gates closed at
. and reopened at o.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
THE MARKETS..
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending September 22, 1891.
PEAS.

Receipts for the week-Beans, 627 pigs peas, fgSo
bush. Expors-Beans, elS ptgsi peaS i4Ot o. oosI aI,
buyers Of domestic Marrow but the iobbng demand RSs S
continued small and with urgency TO close ouJ thg
old stock before arrival Of new the market mas rneu
weak at the close the feeling Is perhaps shade ssa
at present prices Other white beans are In sma, snp
ply but have much demand. Shippers are puyiis
sOmo Red Kidney this week and pay 81 % l. O. o. @ hOa
choice lots Samples Of new are here snoWIng g,rtse %
value All grades OF foreign beans have weakened "a
hnors ara tsEing a fair quantity OF bbls I'll 10.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23

-, -. ,o. q, Ard Will BE- on hand the enect IL
viii make IN the ring. Bergen was at the TACK S'oas'
but did not care 10 say anything about his auen''
Hamilton won .
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23

Receipts week 9o9 pkgs Exports for a9 Meek
B54 pkRs Several days Of warm weather nave naI
depressng influence the trade and the market mas
gctten into rather dull rut Local buyers arc UNing
iitt.o call from outoown, and the export demand rs IS
somewhat lighter than has been. Receivers 90 hoe
feel ta the situation warrants cutting prices mu pqg
the desire 10 Keep moving into consmptIe cnAnel
A. ollckv as possible leads ~ slight shdolng mere anu
there State creamery pals are In much larger supp,
and thcre is quite surplus the wants OF the BiOct
Trade: the style p6ckage IS objectionable 70 many
buyers and obers do not nd any inducenen 70 had!e
e certainly above the price OF fine western gOols
We cali 2jc outside ratio for wholesale business some
fancy lots clearing up az 2f'2C, and nne quaty az +c
Igin creamery not arriving beyond feW nar4s InaS
90 into setai channels and there Is no established Nalue
-. 6tber Western eXtras are in fair supply and
barely steady at 242 a25c, latter the general rate Jor
ect ovaIIty Firsfs grade high TO command 2Sc,
average good lots selling at 22c and seconds are Gun a
~ DOC. creamery not moving az prcseiI ellu
values are hrgely nominal Not much StaJe dairy ar
living and btit little IL unless the quality Is N-
rn,fiSSnaiiv Gne An the Western packngs are having
slow sae and the outside figures Of last week are now
hard 10 reach Exporters fail TO draw important oieTs
~ the nrices RECENTLY quoted, and cabling little
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
poTAToEs AND VEGETABLES.

Market literally supplied with stock from Jersey and
state and tride IS dull at about the same low
easier 1t hoped that the rGGprScy treaty treaty WIN win
season which has heretofore been chiefly supplied from
Nova scotia and Prince Edwards Island But the Eng.
Tsssssons mut he admitted into the West Indies upon
He same terms as have been granted TO tho Untd states
H..Tn ~ treotv in force between Spain and England,
bih nroydes that British produce shall BE- admitted into
r9nted to any other nation. Thi' claim has been sus-
,lned bv the Spanish suthoraes ana Sahaq9n @ @
treaty. in question between Spain and England Will now
rovsons referred TO- which subvert the objects Of the
ren trCaty with the United States, VIII not DO renewed
NJ ara rnahIe however to learn OF any official dec1ra
,on 70 that effect Onions plenty, dull and slightly
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
Real estate 10 gxchana:

EARN wanted In exchange for equity In
J. new brownstone house in Brooklyni
small farm, plain buildings. on Lackawanna
Railroad. convenient 70 station. Is. HAN.
COCK, Box o. Tribune once.
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,n.. So, ,ono .t,aiTSC psid SIS. place Gil S. Mas

I1Tnc-o
Mutusls-sir John straight paid sio' piece eiA '''
terlode place s2l 35 ~A tab ,t.
Lizzie Of course was the pseemsker' she 'ooh elo
Lead a. the start and showed the way for over seven
80 ,vhon che gave up the ghost Sir John, who hsd
been running second away and Won ali ou' D
head; Masterlode coming with hne ourss Oh spee, "
almost nipping him on tho post. HAD Maseroos ~ ~
caed on him little he could not have lost e
MI Glenn third was beaten three lengths On all the
slaes in the ring Taral written down as the r"s VI
Casayay III, who in CONSEQUENCE thereon was o~o
from to to to /. When Stevenson was seeh i'u.s
,he horse 70 the post thee general oissauSSeu0n
ncb nancy WAS lost On Castawsy that would not nave
been bet had it been known that Tsra was not 70 r'ec
WITH RACE-A selling sweepstakes Of $40 eaeh, iof
throe.year.olds and upward. with $1,000 added, oi
which $500 70 second and 500 to third. "eish's 10
" above the SCALE ''' '''' ' ' s. s'''lnFi Fl.
Hosotsn Stables B. Fs1sG% by Sssssss7 FsissS I'll SO
Baden Stable. br t. Miss Belle. thISsat ss 81 2-l
glsA. 3. as4 tqar. ;SSS,IS & IS q
$sssS5s SsS:S iiss oar 'Tgsa5ss gsas G
1iS6s HlssrHen liz tc 9Si f 81
unn,,Fo,,om straight st pSd $50 90 place s1e 10
MI.s Rss and Folsom raced together In the lead till
the former was forced give 10 up Busteed then eha-
eneed Folsom and lively usse resulted In neck victory
for Busted second lengths before Miss Belle
sIxTH RAOF-A sweepstakes OF $40 each, for three
yesr-ods and upward; with $1,000 added Of which 500
70 seoond and 500 To third. Special weights One
mile and sixteenth 3. Re'tinEi Fl.
walGGss ffSee cSaHIs@Is SSIReeIIs e Rhsmeiad
b. McOieii''U' " o. GIayward) Q 1-s Out
T. " + VII (Graham) 5-2 Out
Time-1 :49s4. ~
muda straight paid SO 49, place s6 6S Can Can place
$40 90 A.
pnuda and Peter raced side by side to the head Of the
strcch where they were joined by Can Can. who had
rsiled ALL the way .wo lengths behind. The finish was
close and exciting Can Can winning in the last STRIDE
hy head Bermuda second, hnlf length before FeNf'
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
FRUITs ANn RERRIEs-pRIRD-

Receipts for week ,627 pkgs Exports. L. ,72s pkgs.
Fancy eyaporaod apples have o light jobbing demand
s1s2c, and sales choice quality are making 10
1dI &c. but there is very heavy unsettled market fO
prime frut holders asking G5dBc, hut would take
less for round lots much doing In sundred apple
ChoDs have some export demand at 2d2ase Cores and
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
Bcarb n)antta.

- oARD WANTED by lady Of educa-
- ton and refinement, whore lessons in
the English branches, voice culture, or
home references exchanged. Address
HOME, Box %, l63 4th-aNe.
DOARD and ROOM.-wanted by man and
Nd wife between 18th AMI 6oth SIS. Park
and 9th ayes room must have southern eN.
posune terms must 10 moderate, gst1te
terms and address Il. o. Box 3Oo, New
ork City.
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4 Wnnte0

bclp Wantr0
A GENTS AND CANVAsSERS; male or
"A female; 90 70 81 daily profits sure;
experience unnecessary; no talking re-
quired; exclusive territory given. For par
tlculars address l. PUTNAM & co., West
Winsted, Conn.
Males.
a GENTS WANTED.-Major's cement, for
"A repairing broken articles; needed In
cycry home reliable, easy seller, and large
nronts sample bottle by mail l5c. Ad-
dress MAJORS CEMENT, 23e Wiliam.st.
A GENTS.-Most wonderful advertising de-
n vice ever known; sells TO every mer.
chant; big pay steady Work. ARC H.
MIG CO., Racine, Wis.
NITY Statesmen 10 sell stores o'Keefe's
~ o. X. Shoe Backing, the finest Ia the
world good commissions. O'REEFE y
CO., Plttsburg. Penn.
0ACHMAN.-Wanted TO care for
" horses wages, &30. Address Box 2I6,
Peeksklll, N. J.
l. MPLOYERs in want OF any KIND Of
u nrst-class American or foreign male help
will be supplied free and promptly BY writ
Ing or telegrphing US agents In prlnclpai
cities. UNITED STATES EMPLOY:
MENr AND BUSINESS AGENCY, Al and
40 Broadway, New-York.
l. zee 10 EMPLoYERs.-An kinds
L Hae help carefully selected and sent.
city or country. SEW-YoRK BUREAU,
i55 Broadway.
IL Rec TO EMPLOYERS.-Male help. all
Il Mnds, carefully selected and l1rnisnne1
city Or country. METROPOLITAN
AGENCY, 7l0 Broadway.
GENERAL AGENT and specials wanted
VI for new territory; cheapest Insurance
known state Treasury reserve fund, re-
sponsible management; all claims paid only
% Assessments total since 1850 liberal
terms correspondence invited. PROVI-
DENT AID SOCIETY, Portland, Nc.
M ETROPOLIrAN AGENCY, many years
lfl established, reliable and very success
tul In plidng men IN good positions Or;
ders continually coming In for al kinds OF
male help particular attention given 70 bet,
ter class OF positions METROPOLlTAN
EMPLOYMENT AGEF'1. 7lO Bway.
a. ALESMEN for The Works OF James
- Russell Lowell.-Owing TO the great
puolic Interest in Lowell recently manifested,
this Is a spie ldld opportunity for good can
yassers. lfOUGHlON, MltFLlN & CO..
II East l7th-st.
XVANTED-A steady youth FOR general
w once work; must be good peuman ana
quick ot figures give references and ad.
dress I'm applicants handwriting, i. o. BOX
1884, Now-lork.
wv ANTED.-Young man IN laundry Office
w % supcrntend and take charge saisr.
at first. $40 week; VIII advance husi
loan 800 or 800; money secured, ana
REFERENCES exchanged; no eNperleaeo
ncr.~-ary, except t1ir education. r., hoA
8, TNoune onicc. ----
WANTED.-ss.esm on ssisg or com;
w nlrglOn & ha sale y New folcht
Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil he greatest
selling novelty ever p oducedi elases lns
tnOfOughlr IN two .ecOnds 20 Abrasion -
| sates amounted 20 $500 in SIX days another
sB2 In TWO hours We want one energetic
| General Agent for each State anh TERRITORY.
| For terms and fnli particulars adtrass
\ The Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co.. Ia crosse, WIS.,
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
Conntrp Real gstate for Sale
Goun!rn rfal Gslaie e. fst

nKANGE. n. J.-One OF the best located
" and hands0mest modern hOuses there
large residence; every convenience spacious
stables sll be rcated low for winter. fur
posSe,slon october 1. T.. p. HAMILTON
4 CO., 30 Broadway.
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Rasnbsrrles weaker under n very
slow. scarcely any inquiry for
I. Trtltx not moving 70 any extent
HOPS.

Recelpts for week, 1,175 bales Exports Sto osIS Ee
Imports bales Buyefs nave e Ueen sn,fs.d n f1rthor
ScIip@ aS the market dosing dul and weak YssrngS ar
4, iioht cock and are worth more man VI hops so
Tho ehoecst lots selling at 16a17c me crop IN . fpls
state about harvested and both toe h S .s yd
arc Snced m G225 GOO old duty, but the German
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23

M ANTED.-one large furnished room BY
w two ladies permanent; good neighbos'
hood refined family s25 per .ponth rei,'
eFenees given and required. Address MoIs
TIMER, Tribune Uptown once, l.Sss
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
Wisrellaneous.

ENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose Of their
u left-off clothing at 4 fair value will please
call on or address EDWARD MILLER, 6S
Oth-aYe.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter markS
dull and unchanged. Eggs, 17l2a1S2e.

Minneapolis Sept 22.--A firm wheat market at
nearly the level of yesterdays quotations. and but
little business summarizes the market for today
Trading was at q standstu most Of the time and 1t was
the dullest day for over week. IL was not clear
why the price was so well maintained. Holders
we're firm apparently in sympathy with recent bulsh
crops statements The foreign reports this morning
were generally OF weak tendency although there had
been no special breaks from the rmness OF yesterday
The market opened at 93 1,4c soon advanced to BAG
sfenGv at little under that figure. There fair
cash market to-day at prices noted below. Ihe
closing board quotation was 03 7sc Closing prices ::
ember 80 3-4c; october, 90 5-5c; December 93 $50
on tracl o1 3-4o: No Northern, track, SO 1-4c.
o ,0iuanltee sept 22-Flour quiet. wheat quiet: No
snrnS. on track cash. 03c.; December, o4c.: No.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
WHEAT, NO. 2.

Cash quotations were as follows No sprl9g %heaE o
No 2 rye 81 &c No barley, G4aG5ci No l 1axseed
9ic; prime tmcely seed, 81 go mess pork Per bb
Goose1 s7aS7 IO whskey dsters finished goods 81 1S
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
, lss.s asss s~ss s
CHEESE.

Receipts for the week 43,50i boxes. Exports, 2O,5lo
market has as been forced b up S IN p9h5 Rss 5e,0s ws
very dull and there is strong prospect that business %
a5ss s aSR SGRs ST %s Sspesy dG Exbers were without
orders To- speak % Ra the sG pS c % gs s G s s bu @
were generally unable T. effect sales Fancy tull cream
large sLe-comblnations, oswegos etc-are holding at
gld97c but It would be ddcgt to gtd gt over 2s for
with single factories going at the inside Hgure Other
eaSlV made fu cream Part skins sell at 59a7jc for
ifo choice and the best large sizes are wanted to the
E1eSoo qli SosfnS SaSi6, 81 RS lSas :py 40 N 'o nav"
state factory full cream. colored fancy.- 9'sd 90
State factory, full cream. white fancy-.....-. 924 81
sSais ias!of} lgI sTa% good to prins $ s. g,
State factory. part skins. Chenango and neigh
state GSF9s atorg G9unSiSs p1f ss good to &
state factory part shins' common 70 i~r''''''
iS CHIC factory. Gats common to ~
EGGS.
Receipts for week. 2,oss bbs and 3o17a cases There
has been further slight gain IN the price Of choice fresh
Fs"Gr Fass inade Il doddt to handle ron cold storage
70 any ADVANTAGE and while 9e ot Of l. dS,d len ha, ] 9ce@
upon heahced goods ard tno market of such has
selling generally at 2oz some fsr los going ba'sc less
lcehouse goods are quoted a. nu tey 4re some
have arrived Tor which terc Is moderate demaId at 2lc
Western fTefh.qatiefed ooh
western. fres6.Gst6ered, good prme......2o a20E
FRUITS AND BERRIES-FRESH
The market IS ovefsuppcd with apples and prices have
ruled weak and buyers favor for ncarly all kinds.
There call for fancy KINGS f1r shipment and for
lew Of he best soft r,d i1blc lsfess from Local trade
apples extremely dull I'd pressed fog sale at ow prices.
Bartlett pears sell very wt wAen sound and aod 90 tead
prices, but much Of Tie supply L. overrpe otter wet
aud leaking, ard such have % 90 comparatively low.
Choice Scckel about steady. Other pears plenty,
dun and weak. Iums sell fairly when choice and ia per-
feet order but many lot- arrive soft owing 20 the
warm weather. and prices vary widely as %
condition. Ounces have appeared in small lots ord
meet only lsht demand at s. 5OdS3 per bbl Peaches
OF fancy quality and bring pretty good Prices
but there plenty common which TO
paratlvely low and meets very little demand Western
NewYork grapes coming IN freely and soil slowly
at lower prices. Receipts from up-riNer mostly
OF Concord which meet fair demand al 2a2lc pr n.
L-.rl L. -. Ill !. -
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23

"a ANTED "A partner With 5000 20 81 600
w IN the painting. pap rhangng and dec.
Grating business. Call Tor ono week 1,O53
0iates-avc near BiWay. Brooklyn; must DC
interviewed at the store
xxJ INf gentleman some capital, as treas.
w ur,r and partner IN our business;
prohts over 800 900. RELIABLE. Tribune
Ofhce.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-01
Health is " ealthe

DR.. f c. wEsr's NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a "a 4canaeat 50 'ldc toe
HvSter a. Dizztn4<s JDrvuls Dus, F.tS,
Ner v0uS Neural -. IetIt he, Ser oUs
prostratioa cause b. the as OF alCohOl
or tobacco, " iIefGlu aSS N~nt1t De
preston. SDftenIug of the Brain result
ing in insanity al !c tdtnL 70 nj cry,
deca ana death. Pr n 1EuUa old Age.
BarrenneSS, Loss of Power in either sex
InvOluut 4rv Losses ald Syer natorrhOea
caused by Over-e xerti0a OF the brain,
SelfabuSe or over-inaulOance Each
box contains one moutn'S tre atm ent.
81 20 boz or six bXeS for 500 sent by
mail prepaid on Tec= ipt OF pre- eS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-01
WE GUAa.NSEE s,N BONs

TO cure tnN case. with e lch order re-
ceived hg Us for six bJsaS, acc I'm pan
led with 500, will send the pur- haSer
our written guarantee to refund the
monep if The treatment does not effect
cure. Qua anteeS Issued only by W. Fl.
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ss-YOa,y ENssNGa saNEe g1E1AN NOV
~ -, 1870, and untlt further notice.
.Iaius VIII teave lteno as IoIIows:
.1.90 NJ. Dally-Atlantic tN-
Battle Mountain, Pa'lsade. Og' en-
ana East. carries or V hrst-cla$- 'as-
seu2ers, through inu local. Dining car
I.oh P. NJ. -Dai's Pacihc Express
Z .OUtrain for Trufk-Al sacramento,
Beuecia ami san F"abJISc arriving AT
645t NJ, Connects IA Sacraneu 20 at
iO:5e A. NJ. witn the LIS Angeles
EXtress for Fresno. santa Barbara,
Los Angeles, san Diego, q! so at 1880 P.
". for Woodland aud Knights Ian" ing
1000 T. NJ. -paily Atlantic Express
lO.~s train for Wi nemucca, BatL g
Mountain. PalIsade, ogden ana
East Carries local first class paSSen-
gers end through secoDd class paseen-
gers,
.Sl ?. NJ Tally Pacific Express
1 i .Ot'train ff.T Roseville jn'tn Sacra-
AZ ento and Sa.= Francisco - Eenlcla
arm wing at l2:ln p. Nj Conn, cts at sac
. rssue nto VIA train IeaN log at 1850 4. Il,
Tor St6ct u, Iathrop, san Jose
san Fra nC,sco Fresno Los Angeles san
Diego. 2, 4 East, via New Orleans; at l0:-
SC A. NJ tor Williams, willows and Red-
dingat O0P. ". for Red Biuff and at IL %
A. N. Tor Marysyilie, keddlng Fort
larG aad East.