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WOOD WANTED.

WOOD WANTED.
The undersigned will receive sealed
proposals up to August LIST, 1891 to fur
nish 40 cords of dry maple wood and 40
cords of green maple wood, 20 cords to
be delivered by Nov. 80 next, 30 cords by
Jan. lst 1892 and 40 cords green wood
any time during January 1892.
Louis c. SRNGLAUB.
County Clerk.
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THURSDAY. NAY % 1891.

CUl4v4R, the Cronin Juror. who sued
The Chicago Herald for damages because
of It's attacks upon him in not voting the
death penalty, failed to win his case.
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Bids will be received up to Thursday the 4th
day of June at o'clock p. NJ for the building
of Tramp Station. Specifications may be seen
at the County Clerks office.
FERD. ZAsTROw)
+. c. MAERTz COMMITTEE,
JAG. FLIEGLER J
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DOES YOUR HORSE COZ

If SO, use, Hinrich's Improved Horse
Powder the best in the world for coughs
and cold
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For SALE.

Fonr Palmer house dining tables cheap, can be
used for other purposes inquire at
CRY OFFICE
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HOUSE
CHEESE FACTORY OWNERS

Tor sale or rent. Enquire of L. Zander.
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GREAT SELLINC-OUT SALE!
FOR 50 DAYS, FROM MAY IS, At
SCHNEIDER & SCHNEIDER.

As have oerstock Sring and Summer Clothing
Furnishing Goods havea general selling
commencing Saturday May 16, 1891, In which will
offer entire Stock of
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SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING

AT COST AND BELOW COST
$1,000 o 1000 which
will sell IS Pair Mems Pants be sold
Mems be sold Pair
Pair Boys Knee Pants be sold nc
Mems
75c. worth from 500. Mems
Mems and Boys Linen Cuffs fine line of
Boys Hats worth
Remember this Sale Saturday May 18th
be present. Between the P. o. and Bridge
SCHNEIDER * SCHNEIDER.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
COTTON uaRKErs-Ry TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, Sept. 90, 4 p. m.-cO,ton.7The sales Of
the day include 900 bales American. Futures closed
quiet, but steady. Notwithstanding, low middlina
clause, september delivery, 36-64d, buyers sepiem
hcr and october delivery, 35-G4d buyers october
delivery, 35-C4d4 3GG4d; october and November
delivery, 4 35-GfD4 36-64d; November and December
delivery, 39-64d buyers December and January dc
livery, 4 4o-64d4 43-64d; January and February DO
livery, 45-64d 46-64d; February and March DC
livery, 4s-64d4 40-64d; March and April delivery
4 1894 52G4d
savannah sept 2o-Cotton steady; middlIng,
5-sc: low middling 7sc; good ordinary, 14c
net and gross receipts, $3.50 bales; exports coast
wise 2567 bales; sales, 2'4Oo Bales STOCK 'l'2'2
bales. ,,,,. .
3-16c; low middmC 71116c; good ordinary, &c
net receipts AIS bales gross 2l 073 bales exports
to France APO bales to the Continent $500 bales
sales 5000 bales: stock 10j,sO4 bales. $500
Galveston, sept 22-CotOn steady; middling,
5-lcc; low niddIing, l3-16e good ordinary,
coastwise, 4,325 bales sales, l,7o3 bales spinncrS'
Ii bales stock, n, 009 bales ~
Norfolk. Sept 22.-CotOn steady mlddling &C;
net and gross, SCI bales; eNports TO Great Britain,
$50 bales coastwise, 6s6 bales sales 636 bales
stock, 7,505 bales.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

"
The speculative grain markets opened excited and
lower the announcement of the failure OF s. V.
White g. Co., who have been the head and front Of
the corn clique. There naturally free selling.
especially OF corn, but when it found that no
further failures likely TO follow while there was
free buying by exporters, the markets improved aud
the close steady. Wheat opened at i 3-SG1 5-o
cents lower and lost IL cent additional but after
considerable ireguarity, closing quotations indicated
decline Of 5-Sa1 ga cents for the day. Septem-
Der sold at VI 0ja 81 0G, closing at 81 05 Ia October
at 81 % 1-46$1 o6 Ia, closing at 81 05 IL: NOyem-
Der ut 81 070S1 05, closing at 81 O7 December at
III 06 l-20S1 90 5S, closing at 81 O5 81 January
at 81 10 1-SG 81 IL Is closing at 81 10 Ia; May at
81 IA $50 81 10 Sd, closing at II IA 5-S.
Corn opened at Ia Ia cents down and with the cX
ceptOn OF October opening prices were the lowest for
the DAY. Final quotations Indicated n net decline Of
1-e cents on near months, So cent on December and
: cent late months. The spot market was active
100000 bushels being taken by exporters at 616
10 IL cents delivered the spot, and 50 cents
for special deliveries.
Oats declined in sympathy with corn, and on better
receipts. The spot market dull and weak.
Lard was duh and irregular for both options and
spot.
81 O5 IA; October 81 05 1-2; November 81 o. Is
December 81 Os 81: January, 81 10 Ia May,
81 II 58. Corn-September, 80 1-2 october, 5S Is
November, 81 1-S December. 81 IA cents oats
september, 80: October 81 IA; November, 33 Ia {;
December "a IA cents. Lard-September, 81 10; ;
October 81 14dS7 10; December, 81 24a$7 20; Jan
uary, 81 goa 81 81.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
RECORpED MORTGAGES.

Bach Lewis T. to Margaret II Ward cor Lexington.
BS9%GSsn MaIsnf = G sla%s cD 3o Puy'eF
BesEg, Frank aud VIE to Joseph HcpcIsk, steb.
blnayg & Of nan st years 81 6: 600 r,o,D,o,
o1S Sr,sP pi i9aSS S r SaF 10 sfS2 sSas MncKca
cohea Michael 70 AcSanlfina jordan 47th.st
Des69irs Z ii, Hugh Garden, s22d,st, Of
Ducey, Jane NJ te James H Case walton.ave. Of
Ghsbo e. Nathan and wife, to Cornelius Hayes, ;
4sst 81 sSEe So. 6S ySS9r 81 qSo 20 ,.. KIM 4o
Hotsrs sniS Louise yfM II 70 SSa SSS Barber and another
iier7. I:ltor 70 ne tue G9ariatec and Trust Co.
Haven James i :; a, T. Geo ) hyst owScSster
Hughes. Joseph, to Frederick Middiebrcok, Chest
nutss Of Madison:3t i year. 5000.
Others. sXeegt9rs; etc; K6g;6rdso Road, Of i75'h
HOGAN. Patrick and wife to John Kane, 12oth-st
Iafner William ana Jo, to Hupfels Sons. No s,o27
90 Mathews Wm r and wife, to, to Robert Mathews, $
etc I"dst Of LenoNaye, year, mortgages
ecuse MSeS' VI M !Gg' %es ara wife a to SsSr' Dodge %
Martng Anna NJ 70 the NewYork Savings Bank, 5
occnnOr John J. to George JAMS, 115thst of 1st-
oaEes, Thomas and wife to GndTew Dalton, 10th
ST. Of Sss and & TO 5 Mutual Life rpsur
ance Co Ncw:York, cor Madison-aye and 117th-st,
!
Rosenthal. Harris and wife to Thomas T Grain,
Chambcralh Pike, Of Henryst, years $4,000
Ryan. wn sr and wife. to iIenry oo S Trenchard'
RapeyG Pheba c., 10 Lewis Atterbury 81 al; n 3
l3jthst southern Boulevard wears: $1,000
stevens, Mary l.. and husband. TO william NJ. Holmes
another. Hamlton-st. li2i-st yeer5 $4,000
Schreycr John F., and another to New.HnrK Savings
Rank : 39th-st 9th-ave, years $1,000.
smith Jcnnet and hust and. to The Bradley Currier
Co; GtD, 92d.st, W 9th-aye, 1 year. mortgages,
smith Tse E e e dS6 Maria H Rider ilo'h.s'
Simpson john T.. and Charles H. Sarah F. Her
rick No 2o5 Park Row years. $1,000
Iheisg Gertrude. 20 the German SAYINGS Bank OF New
York So Iawlnnce-st Boomlngdale Road, year,
mortgages. - 900.
Than Robert W. 10 Bertha VolSening lot 499, map
Cf Harlem COnmons year. . MORTGAGES, $4,000
Vakay, George and wife TO Charles A. Acton, n
14g'h-st 3d.ave, yeal, $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23

q & $s.sgs SS Hgr At 'p s 81 @ g. S'h 'h
SS Sss shsesG s9 lsSs SH,' b5ose iss's
s ss9 ss s sssS sFSS g s s ~
scpte@per and &c on oSOsf for the DAY. Our market
followed that market though opened C4, n,,oi isisc &
S on r the - s 49s S1 Sr The On d% e 1 hea
months sc on December and &c on the late months,
sss @ s va. being op.s ,oS BY S Sn nS' Sy e Ss E ne
demand which 50 bcasosdso s sos Ms5s
for iSo s sHG eSa SG addition
they o SSE So 5s Yesterday p LOADS 4 '2s Saf e elevator
g s: SS s.S sc IS
sepic%Ser 5osss a Dc oct0hS,F s,c.Sg 5Th e
Do Pecs%bes 5ss%sic sosns SIZE DO yG1qSary e
SS'Re %aen SS pT bS May SCrS snd receipts
oats being &c lower white while mixed were .snS egRTsr a.
sss slevdoS s az %'S VSs Ssysrsd No
% O%eT on octoSe TSt' but no@SS ST SRYpn az
s Dsce%6ef s g & e 600 SqsS No White wS1e on e Ss
mixed sass S6d ,.S 600 g. rSed the to.e e
Sse and closed oniy c under YESTERDAY in the near
on Ts T5 nS % ,Sng % NAY Tse dS selling waS @
October s$sS2aS5+ November siassS SSitc Dessn ssn
sssss@s :::n.a ssSsis s%ssS.s
Sos5S s SSsns do s' Sy CLOSING az sec % While
sS'@s = SsGNs1 $sS o
December $5Ss5Sc, closing at S5.. .RYE-was nev
SSS e SrtaS AKA in Be e%ae @' WITH
1se sna SoaS M 5s cG'ssf 5 sd though held st 10"
RARI,EY-Was higher in Milwaukee, being NJ &c on
lighter offerings and held 7lc here though would
not have brought 73c here, as there little dpos
tion trade.
HAY AND STRAw-vaiues Gre supported on good
soe prime 7o575e fair 20 good s7Ge shipping G5d
Zoe short rye. Soc oa,, $3.50 wheat. 4Od5oc.
TIOPS-Medium grades OF States have sold lots at
,e614c but no instance noted brewers paid
i6c though the best grades are held at that figure Country
sdyces favorable for the crop State 1901 choice
15Ti6c medium 13ai4c; common 20 fair lee; $500,
choice 16d10c. 1888, -; Old DO 4d6c Pacific Coast.
1890 choice. IGc coTmonto prime 14a15c; 1889,
HEMP AND JUTE.-The market is dull. and
less nominal Manila hemp for shipment nominal at TIC
Sa quoted at 4c paper butts are quoted at 1ac but
the business IS light
HIDEs-only limited transactions, with onl ychsnges OF
Ayres Selected. 2oa2S n, 13S13hc Mon:cyideo,
cs22 m dIsiIfS M Bgs9Ss INS Ay,es res IkpS selected @
eyaeo and RiS Glapde kips 1918 n lo2all2 Texas
2od25 n, 10U2c; Western 10c; southern they
l2als ~ 92c Dry Sailed MeamoIa: selected 24S2s n
Buenos Ayres COW selected. 4665O n !ac Rio Grande.
sne': New.oricans city 45a75 n 7a7ac Tcxas OK and
cow, 50d0o N, eaa7hc; city slaughter OK, 00deo n. &c.
LEATHER-There Is good movement OH home and
port orders. spite of this prices show little variation
lrAt c1OSfn Stpudy
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIAL-The free supply offered
sreyents any attempt made 70 secure higher prices
.Hoted az 81 TSas5 25 per 1000 Flshls - 5oas5 25
tpRiver Hard, - 25as5; Pale, s2a$2 3O; Rosendae,
Cement 90ca$1 per Dbl American Portland, 50 05dS2 %
belgian Portland s22 20Gs2 25 English Portland s2 SOC
e2 Rockland Common Lime 9oc per Dbl and do finish
ng II ST Johns Common Lime, soc; Laths, 50 10
per 1000 Goats Hair, 25d2oc per bush; Cattle HAIR
CHfCoRY-In fair demand with prices as follows: I:
Eagle. yellow paper 5he; II. .. genuine granusted
CoCoA-Is without quotable change or feature Bahia
lie Caracas, l4dlSe; Trinidad, 1S2dl4ei GuaEaqWl
COOPERAGE SToCK-A moderate trade is still re-
ported generally steady MoasSes shocks and heaqs
quoted OF s 70d$1 80 Sugar Shocks and Heads SSneh
j 70 Selneh 81 4oasl so old SHOCKS. without Besds
QsS eQ Empty Hogsheads, 81 90as2; Hoops IA ieet'
s33as35; 10 feet. S28. - -,
and nominal at 14Ssc for no T. The mlder grades were
quiet and N tone 9ute weak Sales So9 nrSs 9Sss trm
oaes. Opening prices showed lrm market WIN June
unchanged and advance OF 5d5 points on the other
but s. the close os hsS aIsa pn Rac a. 2 @
@sfch GSs 'ingasi as2i1 'Ia nay w
sss ossiai Rc cables quoted ReggaF first o kOs $50
FSSa fscsps :s'iRd p rio &" & ss days. bags
U s.. 10000 bags Rio cearanees 9 10 Ee9iops d4'VOo
bags RIO stock bag oc6 6q bd@s sIke sastes sesdy o X
SSg 600 bags Santos market weak good average santos
s 700 cleared from Rio September ~ 8 : County
Antrim 81 600 bags. Continental and London advces
'ctoTToN-he spot market ruled firm at '.c advance to
sc tos Sans e sSs port receipts today xe
Sles compared with $072s bales the day
soca SepteUber the receipts have been 372 bales,
Sanst bales the corresponding period last year
Quotations based on American standard OF elassiea'
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
STAINED.

LiyerpOO teegraTns, 40 p m.-Ketepts Y,UUO baIes
Of which American 1000 bales. Sales 1000 bales Of
which for speculation and export 800 bales American,
0OO0 bales Spot market in buyers favor; mddng 4sd
In sympathy with weaker Liverpool accounts options
opened decline OF points hut reaction set in later,
and the market closed steady 9a11 points advance
Tor the daY. Sale. $4,000 bales.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool sept. 22-3 40 p m.-Beef in fair demand:
Pork and hams in poor demand. Bacon-Ihe dcpapd
is imDrOynC: Cumberland cut about - 10 30 -. dGll
at 45s Cd short rib about % II, steady at 39s Cd.
Cheese in poor demand Tallow In poor demand; prime
city steady at Dos I'D. Tnrpenilne In poor demand.
ROsin in fair demand Lart-SpOt and futures in poor
demand prime western spot and september steady at
ans I'D October and November steady ~ 35s Cd.
Wheat in fair demand: No. red spring steady at
0s Id. Flour in fair demand: Corn-Spot in poor
demand; futures in fair demand mixed Western spot
steady al IS October steady ct IS la. Hops at
LOnd0n-Paclfc Coast-There is nothing Offering.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23

LIVE oJOCh MAhhISlo-bl li-lSl@uiNAfIl'
RuialO Sept Cattle-Receipts last "a hours, 020
head total fol thus far, g. 2GO head for time
week. 1880 head; consigned through $40 head "
New YOrK, $40 head on sale 80 head Market opened
steady good grldes all sold mixed butchers, 81 7ja
50 25; ID cows ii 5eaS2 25 Hoes-Rec ipts last "a
o& Sane % sSe ast week Sesd G'
5000 head t. Sn G 400 m head S coc on ae 5US
Hd ana heavy closed very dull heavy grades co1fcd,
- OfEers goo1 to bst cornd s. 5a$5 25 DO fair to
p,r SGaSa &c "a 81 P's Se 10 DO gq y oS % pr G
g 3Sssi 2s 25 Tcuehs' q 5oa$i 25 stays - 25Ss 95
for week thus far 10 SO head for time last K,
10 2OO head consigned through, 800 head to NewfofS
lowest the season for lambs sheep also du and
slow closed extremely dull for ali kinds extra fancy,
"a 65dsI 75 good to choice - 40asi 55 fair 10 good
s3 S5as4 25 culs and common S3aS3 20 lambs good
10 choice native s5dS5 80 70 fair DO, - "Od
81 80 culls common, SO 2jaS4 % Canada common to
CHICAGO sept 22-"The Evening Journal" reports
Catc-Rpceipts u 600 head, made up Of 1000 Texans,
900 rangers and the remainder natives, largely COWS
include 60O0 left last night Business slow weather
unscasonaby hot and prices lower on everything in The
Seef line SxGe Decline iT @ gGGG on % S aGG
grades HogsRcceipts, 5000 head all grades. except
fancy heavy and good 10c loweT rough and common
ana butcher weights s. 30dS5 co. light, 81 SjdS5 20
sheepReceips, 5000 head dull and 2jc lower Lambs.
st. Louis Sept 22-Cattle receipts, $500 head Mar
ket shade stronger Hogs receipts 5000 head market
steady fair choice heavy. s5 0d$5 25 mixed grades
- G0dSj Workers. So O5dS5 10. Sheep receipts loo
St. Louis sept. 22.-Closng: Wheat down No . cash.
064c; September, 9j October 96c bid Deccmber 800
SIC; September. 5ia. nominal October 47c bid year,
CSC nominal; MAY, 397c. oats No cash, 27c Sept.m-
her, 27isc;. May, So7sc. Pork sl1. Lard 60 75.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET

12Ie fine delaine 35c medium washed fleece, soc; nne
uh"aShed do, 21hd22c; understandable do, 23a25e.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

variety OF property offered at the Exchange
yesterday, but whether owing to the condition OF the
stock market other causes, prices did not reach
the expectations of the sellers, and much Of the
property was withdrawn. Philip a. smyth offered
under foreclosure a leasehold interest in No. :4O
Thompson-st The property consists OF three story
and cellar brick building a lot 19x4710 IL is leased
for 900 years at a ground rent Of S340 year Inc
property produces about 5000 year. The bidding
started at 1000 and up to $4,000; II was boughs
by the plaintiff in the proceedings. II. V. llarneu
sold No. 44S De Kalbaye, Brooklyn, three-story
brick dwelling on lot 18.3x75, TO George King Ior
$500.
Considerable attention paid TO the sale by John
N. Golding Of ten brownstone double fat houses IN
West Sixty-seventh-st., being Nos 22s to 24S; the
bidding started in each case at $4,000 and the prop
Sl7,75O; the plaintiff was the buyer in most cases
but no s2s went to samuel H. benton ton, Ihe L hoa Rea
of the late Nayard Cutting, No. lOl F1itlrave. 10
At the weekly stock sale by r. V. Harnett Co. the
following were sold
pany 81 each. Pool Certihcate) Sl5o; For account
Of whom may s9neern one snes Nc 19rS La% anS
Hudson River Railroad Company, 800 caOh, III IA
twenty shares Equitable Gas Light Company, 300
Railroad Company REORGANIZATION, first lien per cent
bonds, due 1903 los 80 $1,000 Chicago 81 Louis
and New oTleans Railroad Company, per cent bonds
ten shares Bank Of New Amsterdam, 800 each,
IA "a 122,OOO Virginia (Riddleberger) per cent
bonds due 1892, 64 "a fifty shares Western National
Bank. 800 each, 95 Is; sevcntytwo shares Fourth
National Bank, 300 each, III: eighty shares
Merchants Exch9ng, National Bank, $50 each III 12
twenty shares Mechanics National Bank, $25 each,
1917 IA: $4,000 Tennessee Settlement per cent
bonds, due 1913 100 50; eighteen shares Continental
National Bank, 800 each, 140; seventy shares bank
OF America, 800 each, 205 Ia 81 900 Georgia Rail
road and Banking Company per cent bonds, due
1897 I05 }-s twenty shares Thurber, Whyland Com
pany preferred 800 each 90 81, 900 St. Louis, Alton
and Ierre Haute Railroad Company 6 per cent
dividend bonds, due 1894, 81; 255 shares Central
Railroad and Banking Company of Georgia, 800
each o.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23

New.York Tuesday, Sept. %.
The following sales held at the Exchange and
Auction Room today
5-story building with lot, No 785 Washington. ST..
% It 12thst, lot I5X76xl5x7G3; Gertrude Jewett,
Jstory building with lease OF lot, No 240 Thompson
st. $ 30 It n Amly-st, lot 19X471o; Jno Harrington.
81 500 - - 49,.
5.story buildings with lots Nos 22s to 2Ss West 9Th.
g 1ltn-ave, lots o5xl00.5 each; Equitable Life
Assurance Society, S1o3. $50.
similar buildings. with lots, Nos 24o to 24e West
67rst adjoining above, lots 25Al00.5 each; to same
purchaser S67 $50.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
3.story building with lot No 449 Dekalb-eve ., o
Grabam.st lot lo.9X14.Il; tieo King, So, 900
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23

LIVE SIOCh MARhEI.
New-York, TUESDAY, Sept. o2.-BEEvEs-Receipts, 3s
20 at S s sae ss ~ :a' seas es ssSy q
S9se aSDs bee. Texas m ss, sold d@S Colorado and Mon
'sTI se az ose ss sTs quality occasionally rf1SsnS ?
port slow trade in refrgsSscd Gse at the decline
shpants sSepi fG P'G aoi T. cattle on the Rn for
Sg 49, 9S o. 0 ne I Mose q eDssr6 fs SaT
e & laden MIN 'sc v
rennsyhania VIII also to laden with cattle by W. W.
MlicH cows-only head received and no sales re.
ST. Dun but ssdy 10 Tor al Grades q S i've ives
'SS Snd a. IN y P 200 eOf & e P% so o1uy
ves ' s s Hy y .:s sG s.sd sf ssSay sss i
and dressed grsssers and little calves sold at 4d5e
per d. las n 7c O rasses nS1 25s fS' H. t. s2 30 per
J. p Nelson: veals. 1so n. at esc per n fed
Judd & Bgeklngham late Yesterday: 21 veais 1872
e. e; 10 Do % l5i n & e qss .,o,,. y, 70,
head carloads at Jersey City and 5 carloads At Soh
aaS 1t % @ no 'nfs @ 10 10 @ sarqI pass Oss n IN &
led Ts nassd s & At gs about 6 YES I o
Il common common to choice Lambs at IS ioaSe' ~
Dressed Mutton dull at 6a9c dressed Lambs In light
D''S saiSs"HailsnSsck & Hollis 40 State Lambs u n
sSsssssh ssss Sheep ies at % oa ~ '.' "
bIreDback q Dewey: 19o Canadian Lsmbs, SO n, at
B. B. Harrington; 2o5 Canadian Lambs sl'. n at SO :
r. Nipple g. CO.. az IndIena Lambs. 7s n, at g 75
HentueEy ySon SS 20 1T T. AZ 70 70 oS 90 u q M I at at
Jrdd & buckingham 142 Kentucky Lambs. n n, at
s5 % 80 Kentucky Sheep, 103 n. at S3 IS.
J. n. Pidcock Sons 1s7 Pennsylvania Lambs, ~
Walsh Kirby q Co., late Monday: 200 Canadian
MoaS2Reccips ii carloads of 5e54 head-23 carloads
at l0th.st and 1s carloads at jersey City. Feeling
weak reported sales c0rned Stat, and Penn
sylvania Hogs a. - 00dsj So
Country dressed lower than week ago. Medium
weights sold 1T 7d1l2c; light do, at Sc.
Saics-Hume 3 Mullen Sc state Hoes 14s n at
IS so: 46 do 174 ~ at ~ 75 ~ do 1Si n. at s5 20
80 do 24s b at s5 GO rough Hog, 22o n, at 81 IS
do $50 n, at 81 20 DO S4G H. at at - 40: n.
rough do $40 n, 40 81 so.
rough do 900 n, at 81 T6
New-York tribune., 1891-09-23
Gountrn prcpertn for Sale ano Go Ee

- porated. Main Office ~ Broadway Aew-York
Branch Offices In all desirable localities suburban Prop
erty sale. rent and exchange: Complete lists.
reliable information. CHAS J. ZIPPEt Scc'y.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-12-30
ALL SORTS OF ITEMS.

Only a Few More Left-Days OF
1891.
Is life worth living if you are in
sured for $4,000, 600?
No matter how small the scandal
there's always enough of it to 60
around. Elmirn Gazette.
The Mills of Texas grinds his teeth
and the grist is exceedingly profane.
Omaha World Dem.
A topper said; '1If water rots the
boots, what effect must it have on the
coating of the stomach"
"Are you a member of any secret
society?" mo, but-atchoo-I've
got the grip, all the same. IN. Y.
Journal.
Clara-Tell me, dear, if your form
was like mine what would you wear
at the masquerade ball? Maude-I
think / should wear balloon. Cloak
Reoiew.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-12-30
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demand for Dr. Gregg's Goods wherever in
troduced, conclusively prove that true mod
esty is always recognized and the quality of
merit takes care of itself. Metaphorically
our statement is the Butten-the Public
Press it, and
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As Ayers Sarsaparilla outstrips all other
blood-purifers in popular favor, SO Ayers
Almanac is the most universally familiar
publication OF The kind in The world. 1t is
printed in ten languages and the annual
issie exceeds fourteen millions of copies.
Ask your druggist for it,
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The special quality of Ayers Hair Vigor is
that it restores the natural growth, color
and texture of the hair. 1t vitalizes the
roots and follicles, removes dandruff, and
heals itching humors in the scalp. In this
respect, it surpasses all similar preparations.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-12-30

B.W. Baldwin, Gainesville, Tenn,
writes: I have used your German
Syrup in my family, and find it the
best medicine I ever tried for coughs
and colds. recommend it to every
one for these troubles.
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TINE TABLES.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
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IS Pounds of Blood

Is about the quantity nature allows to an
adult person. 1t is of the utmost Importance
that the blood should be kept as pure as pos
sible. BY its remarkable cures OF scrofula,
salt rheum, etc, Hoods Sarsaparilla has
proven its claim to be the best blood purifier.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-12-30

A dose of Simmons Liver Regula-
tor, taken daily, will relieve and pre-
vent indigestion.
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For general family cathartic we conf
IDENTIFY recommend Hoods Pills. The.
should be in every home medicine chest.
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R. Schmalhausen, Druggist, OF
Charleston, H., writes After trying
scores of prescriptions and prepara-
tions l had on my files and shelves,
without relief for a very severe cold,
which had settled on my lungs, |
tried your German Syrup. 1t gave
me immediate relief and a perlna-
nent cure. o
G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
Woodbury., New Jersey, U. S. A.