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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-09-30

Ladies French Kid, Hgh-cut Common Opera Toe
at PA per pair.
We also carry full line of ladies' cloth top Spring and Heel
Shoes Price 2.l2.
Calf Dress Shoes, all shapes, los. good
Dress Shoes "a !. %.
Boys BOgans with solid sole at 90 cents pair, and
many bargains.
Special large display of blue prints so different patterns at
5I per yard Fine Bedford Cords So inches wide, all
shades 45c., "A inch white Lawn c, dress Gnghams
at &c. and other great bargains in the dry goods department
The
al> ohaV gr-ntm m II
First arriv of Ia
in
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-09-30
4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.
n In the OrDhans' Court of Cambria county =,

Pa
Having been appointed an'itor to report dis
tr.bution CT the und in the hands Of Iohn foust
ad M inis TRAITOR Of Samuel Miller, decea ed
not ics rs hereby given that will SIT my Of
nee in Ehensburg. Pa. on MONDAY. OCTO
BER 10TH. lsa2 at lc o'clock. a. N. which
time and place all parties Interested NAV at
tend, otherwise he forever debarred from coming
in on said fund. 4. DICK
Sept. 23. 1892. Auditor
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SOUTHWARK.
NORTHwARD.
GRANlIE.

Bradley, Noel and Lucket are Flag Stations.
No trains on Sunday.
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,tfSc-,inn-oa- Notices.

IrBEN>BURG MARBLE AND GRANITE
Il Works. as sFeUched by special reporte- o.
the Joi nstown NGfiy HsrGic Reliable dealers
During n recent ii ing trip to Ehensburg the
writer o. this Gle viSi' ed the Marble and
Granite WORKS 81 las. Wilkinson X Son. whIch
were founded IN 1850. The senior menIGer OF this
nve ,ea.s sud his ard rartrer Il srsna
sktIIed worker. The class OF work they pr r,dure
nve hards employ ed and the very finest mon
umeDts in the county seat are specimens of their
sktIi- shipments are made through this and 20
adjoining counties
An kinds OF cemetery work is executed and
Inc lire OF Iron Railing Is handled and -.
The stock OF work kept on hand treeeivei by the
csr-loar) Is very extensive and many very tlne
monuments are eNhi1itei. Two especially Deiug
executed in the rus tie style and In Imitation OF
hrickwOrk. with a finely executed cruSs the
hy this nrm IL 40 ef-ht ton hifteen ieet-high
monument for Sheriff Grltnth, monument iur
Father Christy tsixteen feet highl, also mnnu-
ments Tor Jacob h'bler and daughter OF John
Griffith. Both gentlemen give personal atten-
tiun TO business as well as executing the nnest
work. In ali the time they have been in business
they have adhered strictly 10 the MA kim IL goods
Just as represehlen and prices a. tow as Ine tame
class oi WON can he bought elsewhere. We have
no hesltancy in recommending Messrs. wiIkin-
progressive and tru tw-rthy. Nistt their estso-
iishment before ordering elsewhere
sp ~ ecial attention paid 10 setting work.
Drun.eun"ss or the Liquor Habit
Positively cured ny Administering
nr. Haincs' Golden specific.
Iti manufactures ns a powder, when ne
given IN gla : OF heer. cup OF coffee tea.
IN iood without the know IeGge al the patient
Il ~ ahsO 'utely harmless. amt Will effect perna-
lent and speedy cure. whether the patient Is a
moderate drinLer or aIcnholic wreck IA has been
given in thousands OF c. ses and In every instance
a perfect cure has followed. Il neS er i.i.s. The
system once i'm reE mated with the SPECIFIC. II be-
comes utter impOsstDility for the liquor ap-
petite 20 exist. Cures Guaranteed. as page booK
OF particulars Tree. Address
GOLDEN Specific 90,
augi9ly. ls5 Race ST, Cincinnati. %.
NOR SALE.
Il Farm IN Munster fownship, Cambria coup-
ty Pa. For particulars call or address
MRS. kLLEN O'DONNELI.
June L .3m. CressOn, Pa.
NTANTED.-A middlea aged TO 30
w house work: small family; wages, 81 Per
week. Inquire OF Joseph Griftin, Munster town
shin. near kaylor station.
~ y Son's
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INJECTIONS az Cresson.

ID ABROAD TIME TABLE OF TIE EREN>-
IL hurg 4 Cresson Branch Railroad In effect
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-09-30
DruREepnPss the Liquor Habit
Positively cured Nv administering y
ar. lf mes Golden SpecfIie.

L'OR SALE.
Il Farm IN Munster fownship, Cambria couD-
ty. PA. For particulars call on address
MRS. kLLEN O'DONN ELL.
June L SIN. Cresspn Pa
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NTANTED.-A middle aged woman to 30
w house work: small family; wages, 81 per
week. Inquire OF Joseph Grirtin, Munster town
shin. near haylor station.
CAR LOAD OF barb " ire cheap at Duiton
~ Sru's
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Sii$ FL s.e at y 81 'p . 's e l"S'
ID Mrs no%ns Co. s f At eSags for ''' and the
CALvEsn,Recrts lG}2 h@ad-4s6 at Cotl,.st. and 40
ticpatrd and prices he'd, up far! Wei ali around the
maFset clS.le daI a I'd about rs gn.od Poor TO
sal-s~ifp@c Mullen gra.scr., 80 p average, a.
20 DO i23 h. at - 80 DO 1871 ~ at 7ae; 81 do ls7 ~
6lieaGacf 10, veal: % n. a @'.e DO 1870 ID at
o IL a2 ' ii o 81 81 H So if I've a rs b. 90 ao
'poHs :, q r. at - I'll, Is Ig3 d l5i p =, - 80
crc N' wPicht 4 Co. IS ~ vea. ~ l9 H. at Che;
So pfS's s : :'p Pr 100 ;s5 d. s g s. %
1s IfSd al 7 Es15dd %, % h. a at g. 10 3D. at o. Co.
sf ff" Ixb aeSdHs no. carload,
th', went direct to anthlcrei o. %cr not on req IN ne
G6tht Is carload. at Jersey CITY and ca'oad' a:
sG3dy d WIZ to o good ,s a a. 1 Hs p Prct to
tnan obliacd either thursday Friday Of lax
y ;culis AZ = 80 good % sAtr rr,me lamb q: $40
Dr}-Scd mutton quiet, hut steady at 9n0Ec' dressed
en,p iIafrine;6n ~ state sheep tcu 81 n aver.
age s. per 100 " p do 70 NJ at - 80; 81 DO 80 n
WcstDn lambs % n at - 81 - STATE do - b. a. -
Is7 DO IS D. 81 20; ilo d. 7ol 10 at 81 S7 SSS do
Is 90 90 S Ws: ;neG D. 500 go a. s' % 90 s
Stat lambs o. n az 81 s.! do = y; at 81 p As do,
s n at x 90 HI 3D. - g Sat- at -5dcp 90 u n at s. so
100 state lambs 50 D. at ~ 30 1876 Michigan do 50 ~
ut - 60 -, :. 70 o-o
g5d l'' s at ;h cc Of ~ at Sc 'o '7s
Saott & pldco'a ISL State lambs, siis n at 81 80.
Newton Gr;ctt; g Ohio rheep Oh ~ at 20 SO "a
DO 80 H. at - % 1J1 Ohio lambs - d. at - 80 do
co Judd iScepeham: ee Ohio sheep 90 N scant a,
SO 30 do $50, - o.; 80 do II -. at - -
i7G Ohio lambs Gs N. at - 50 do. SO u, at 81 80 3
bucks and ewes 40 -. at - 80.
NJ Collins 20 Ohio sheep 81 y. at 90 BIZ; 81 State
D. at 80 10 do. - ~. AZ 81 80; 1l2 state lambs
rs n at - y do, o. H. at 80 80; IS state spring
lambs - - per head.
H. IipDlc & Co. 100 Western sheep 81 n. ~ s6 % ;
81 do 90 ~ - l2i2 l75 Colorado cwe'. 90 n, at
sG ia; l3 Westerp lambs. ~ p. at - III.
J. ~ Pidcock Sons 80 State lambs 50 n. nj 81 30.
HOGS-Kcceipts u carloads, or 10. 80 head car
40st and 90 carloads at Jersey CITY, None FOR
salo alive. Nominal quotations $3.50 10 per 100 ID.
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RECORDED MoRTGAGES

Berthe Edward u. - al to Henry lIoyt Wiil.sav'
1 " cor Of l3btli-~t, ! year. 80 300. 80
Hogs John L. 10 iiOW'ry >aN BK, OF fJth--' = u
10Th ave. year, - 500. -, ,....,t,o
~ L u NhfiOn-aNe lus'alfacut,. 5000.
Ia...lt Chafi~, md WI" 70 Leopold He'wat'ch'
u Ave 4, OF tlifst year., ;2.o23 - a.,
Hughes, Thcfc-a. and ano b. JSob Schiose'' cN'' w
and East ll5th-st 3 ycars, 5000.
His. hbsrg johanna 20 Henry Boge-t trustee morn
inrsi. ave, Fat. cor u lsthst year,, ~ D5D.
I,rrIich Elizabeth W. ond ino "a Kaharna MoHer,
II 2gth.st e. O. sd.,ye. 10 years, $1,000.
iicrr. Henrietta 20 J. W Chur, MI % al, trls'"cs'
Meicer-st O. lot ll90 nap Nicholas BaVaTi. years
s2f coo -. - =. . -,
josie Albert ct oil TO Lite In. Trust CO. n OF
Howard Il. g Of bFoadwsy years, eli 900; 1900, 49,,
W q i0tR- ave, n of jith-st l year. - coo ,,
KEN. Henry = II Il Ueekmsn, trustee, OF ''m'st'
Kelly Mary T. Nut Life IT,, Go. OF othaVe. n OF
lev Abraham and wife 10 tho Nn-onOl Park Iank,
New YorK fremont Forllam TOAD adjoining au'
Thoua, " LUDLOW. ln,taim,-it.. $1,000.
Muller william aud VIE. 10 Hermann Maharu'
IOth.ave 3-th-st. y,ar,. $500. -, -. IN
Muller. william Z" t'effan s>ifin.s btlh' o'F 'Nc"'
Yo,k " IOh-ave. : 3sth-st. year flo 600. .-,-..
Msker France. I. AID another 20 tn B.Wery saFng'
RAM 1f,,pnic .-t Charl'on-rt, year r'V
81 rcornack, Mary and another o. N hrNeFy S''W-'
Hank ie-th.-t. " b'h-aNo. vctr. 1000
p.fi. John and wife 10 Brpohiyn savings Bank, q
Va. -,u-st n Ann.,t. I year. 10000,
3ift.st " Madsoaave. your. -"j,Opo 80, e-.,-.-
Schreiner John. IT,. and VIE. 10 New.lotk Savings
RAM 4. = ,\fenuc a s S~fh-st. , years $1,000
Weib Charles II and wife 20 Nrw-l YORK I"-ol"fatV"
DuDdng aud Association. Prlo- - az lilh'
l.ads T. ChrysIe 2ith Ward lnstaincnc' $1,000
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TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-RiO the spot ruled very quiet and rather
v,sk with No. quotd at li'2a l4Se: Sales, 900
Ns@s santos. No. g. 14Sc, Z. and (. Mild gfowths IN
ssrare I,Guest; sales $50 bags Sayana, 800 bags
tra American and 800 bags Porto Rico. private forms
- speculative line There was moderate degree Of
diaon with q higher range OF prices, due 70 liberal
Mons deliveries and covering o. Shorts. coupled
Win Stronger cables from Havrc and Hamburg. Prices
w. the close showed risc OF JGl5 points. Rio was
sactive and lower this had but little effect HavIc
la l. al better all except Match which was
r. lower Hamburg gained Aet pfg, and London also
irrdsnea Official quotations. = as p. March. G3s ,
An,N Sis sd May. COS I'd June, POS July, ,3ss
Iingnst 97s 9l. Rio quotes first ordinary 90 ldlos
$500 good second 40 kilOs 1o$GOo exchange. l2c
isH,s In Rio 10 900 bags RIO stock. lS9 600 bags
Ii market Inactive; lilo shipments b. to United
t ~ during week 10000 bags Rio purchases
T,ad states during 81 900 bags; Rio purchases
lone Outing week, 1000 hagS; freight. per steamer
r. Tpitcd States 35c, and per cent prmaee steamers
SaSlnc At Rio for United Statos. : good average
s1ntos i0ssOO receipts Santos 900 bags Santos
stock a2s 600 bags santos market quiet Santos ship
mSnts for United States by steamer 80 600 bags Santos
sor United states 10000 bags; santos purchases
Turope 81 600 bags santos freight, per steamer to
Hsvrc 20 10 per cent prima0c steamers loading at
Europe cleared from Rio. March 70 Kate Fawcett
l. Ooo bags cleared from Santos March Is. Corsica
% 600 bags. Receipts at Rio July 70 March 10 1892
time 1890. 81 900 bass receipts at Santos; July %
40 600 bags same time 1890 17O3 600 bags; total
1ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
Nuftion Sales of Real estate.
JERE. JOHNSON. JR., Aucioncer.
GREAT CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.

600 LOIS OIIoSlIis Ni.N-lOisN NiAA'
drtant In an air line nile aud halt
SOON 10 DE CONNECTED BY BRIDGE AND
TUNNEL.
900 LOTS AT PALISADES HEIGHTS
PUBLIC AUCTION AT REAL ESTATE EaCHAH"E
30 Lbcrty-st. New.York,
TUESDAY MARCH %, AT O'CLOCK.
in single lots or plots suit bidders. sale rain or shhe
aud without reservation Title guaranteed by Ito GUAR
Irlr: Company.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Owing To growth Of the music publishing buS
OF cn W. Hitchcock. who has now i0uf 7'orc' iu
beside, extensive wholCsal" printing hou,e ne
decided gradually retire from real estate ol'faho
and therefore offer, advantages to buyers ~ auction
Will benefit ali desire profitable investment ana 10 ON
home. Small IaymenL WIZ be rece!Icd 20 ult
purchase lots VIII be closed OUT r,2aurs o.
they be worth to-day. or future po>pNct7 pon
for cash down monthly payments % You ut'cE
Send Tor nap at once. and attend this c2vS:.
MAPS CAN bE HAD A. tQP hd,rf
Jere Johnson. Jr.. Aucto necr, 80 blbcfty-aI
Benz. W. Hitchcock. IL Chambcr,-st ., vi, D.
At iitchcock's Popular Music Stores. II PARK ROW
opposite the Po-tolice 29i Grapdst. near Eldcec-st
2S3 0thayc.. below 18th St; 3s5 Gh ave ABOVE 2Sus
AFlcmAHp y nAENTGTr NoS G9Sx Ag Ml@c 2s
" Auction Room 81 to 90 Llberty.st..
by ORDER OF SURVIVING PARTNER
10i fiPhth-ayc.
5h.ave, near l0Otl-st lcts.
6th-avc near iiOtl.-t 3 lo,..
0ithst Genital Park West 2 lots , ,,,
BY order Of Executor o. E,,,t q Hugh MeA'cnan decd
E,:gant a-story high -toop hrownsone house manu-
somcy decorated. mirrors. ch'nicli'r' ana gahN'"e'
'''' GEO. ". MeADAM Atty. 81 Chambcrs-st
Maps at Auctonecrs', Il and 70 LIberty.st.
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against 40 $50 bush last week and l35oa bush this
S3ea1 ago, Stock Of No . mixed March 49,
s4l bush against l15G 500 bush last week and 1910
BUSH against U97 Az hush last week and l5o 53 hnsb
year ago StoCn Of No . white March 10, lS5.O2S
Dusn against 1883 bush last week and 49i .273 bush
year ago
ply, SATURDAY March 10. lSNo. = 49, ~
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. March 2l.-Flour dull: Western super,
-S3a ~ -, do extra, - 4oa$i; do family, - =oa
- 10 winter wheat patent. ~ 1JG 30 spring do DO.
~ oOa IS 10, do do strlignt "a 0OaSi - receipts,
1895 bbls sales, 40 bbs. Wheat easy No. : red,
spot and March. % J-SaDo 34c April, DC 3lc asked
May J6 lcaD6 &c June. 9jG % 3-oc receipts, 36,-
81 bush; shipments 1000 bush stGGh, 4,ooo
bush sales, $4,000 bush. Southern wheat quiet
fultZ, 04cGTl Longberry, 05cdSl. Corn easy
mixed, spot and March, 40 Boa ~ 3-4c; April, 4Ja
as &c: May. 10 5so 10 }-4c; steamer mixed Al la
sales, $1,000 bush sontncn corn easier; white. 45a
As / &c: yellow, iGd 47c oats fairly active and
higher; No. white Western, 80 &c; No. mixed 90,
"a l-2c asked receipts 1000 bush; stock. lO3,3i4
bush. Rye steady No. =, ole, receipts, 1112 bush
shipments, e.57l bush, stck, 1ji,1@i bush. Hay
firm; good TO choice timothy SiiG So 30. Grain
Cork FOR orders, IS 3da IS Cd cotton 2oc per 100
pounds, -four, lie per 100 pounds. Cotton nominal
middllnr. 5-sc Provisions steady ana quiet Butter
firm. Eggs steady. l5c. Coffee steady; Rio carsocs
fair. Il 3c 40. :, II 34c. sugar stead. Copper
nrni refined. IL l2al1 Bic. Nhiskcy firm.
buffalo, March 9l.-SprnG wheat quiet, limits
firm; 1000 bush No. lEird S1d NJ % -c, closing
al "a CSC 5000 bush No. Northern sold at 90 3-7c.
at $50 - lie, closing at - $50, No. , No.tcr.
- j-c. Winter wheat neglected, No. red. % lie /,
No. white, 94c a,kcd. Horn-f- ty demand ana ana
cars No yellow sold at 4Jc; cars No. = sold at
al Bic: 6 cars 30. , sold at 80 LIN "a e, >
cars No. 4 odd at - 4 on track Ulta quiet and
white, 80 G34c: No. = mixed, 30 l-2c. Barley dull
No. 9 Western. G2c, Michigan fair 10 choice 51a coo
sample Western Doc. rye scarce No. = voc bii.
Flour dull and weak, best spring, - rOG - 90; do
winter. - GOd "a 70 rye -four. $5d 50 -, Millfec
quiet and easy winter bran, sl7 20 DO ships.
ST. 90 fine white SIS 10, sptnS BRAN ZIG 20, ships,
slS 90 Wddings SlS 3o 63' SaeEed id' NJ 20
bush oats 900 bush. Shipmcnts-Wheat, 1900
Chicago, March 1.-THE leading futures ragged FOL.
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Good Ordinary Low Mihdlng ID 7-le

Good Ordinary 1916 Low Middling ID 7-l0
S ret Good Ordinary. 9-l0 Middling 81
in the contract line there fair degree Of ACTIVITY
and the drift favored the ''bull'' clement With an ad-
points Liverpool early In the session. there
was general Covering q shorts" leading rise Of
7aS points The light por: receipts contributed somewhat
u the buoyancy and there little buying for South
account On the advance however. local longs
selling and closing Liverpool messages roted
reaction The market settled back leaving of 3a4 points
higher than Saturday Sales 12l 300 bales.
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QUOTATIONS OF BEEvES


Good 30 prime sold wear ago az - 10 o.
and the average price estimated AT 50 10 %,
BEEN f.s-kecepts for two days, 3G2 carloads or oU1
hcad-60 carloads for export alive 80 carloads cOhssu
direct slaughterers Including Jos carloads 9i l47t.
mans ~ carloads for SchwaiIchlh q, sun,
berger 40 carloads for j. strn II sli"ds i2r tne
shippers 90 carloads were for the market rokl9
h@re was fair attendance OF buyers and the market
opened moderately active frdays prices but TRADE
Was slow later ia tho day, and the finish was generally
rated weak small fraction lower say Zoe per 100 H.
About 10 carloads. including cars OF C0iOfalos were
unsod at noon . - .,ua, ar, ,u,,h ~,
c,rn fed Coorados at 81 35 common TO prime hatlVe
steers at IS 1884 IS few selected tops at - o oxen
and stays az 81 90aS bulls ut - 7OdS3 40 dry COWS
at 81 80dS3 10. 49,. ., ali .. azrs., ,o-
ordinary 70 prime sides with occasional sales OF some
thing choice or extra at 8 10 sA2c. .,-.., ,o,
Latest private cable adyces quote rarieera1d peer
heavy supplies; and American steers $40" AZ
lCAll estimated dead weight
sights continue firm and space has Deen cohtrsctc
for on number OF steamers sailing next month at o-doo
shulinps Insurance premiums unchanged. ,
ttyers sailing today and Tomorrow Include the
France with 40 cattle the Ludgs:S I'M with AZ head
me mic with TOO head the ST. Pancras with 900 hdd
and probably Othelo for j. Shanefg Win 300 head
also the Nevada with 2.3CO quarters Of Deef'
SHIPMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-22
Ec,inres ano nleetinss.

V,l He ELEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the tcnatlonal Medical MssV ary Society will b.
hid I'm tho Made Methods Enisconl Church Goth.
anl Madisonave, Tuesday March % 1892 NJ D.
The meeting will be- addressed by the R-N. Drs. David
H. 1rtr David J. Durrclc. ard Ensign NeChe-ncT also
by Dr. Calstl V. Luther oi BURMA Do. w. D. scranton.
Oh Korea. d.. w H. Iamblth. Of China. 5lrlica Mis-.
slonarcs and Mrs. Margaret Bottome.
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WHEAT. NO. 2.

Ca-h Quotations follows; Ffour quiet and I'M
chang d. no sstlg wheat. s2re No ping wheat ,
oats 81 3ec No. 3 Whit 3sci 50 2 o1ts; Es.c 10.
rye. sic; No. barley, Doc No naN,cri pse prime
81 j ST Nd yer lo5 D. shof. rbs 500
0ooseI IS 45d<5 s. l. dry saed Soudes ttolcd - 30
os5 80; short clear rides lboAsp - 10 Nhsnsy as
G5,c; gianulat4d 4.6 standard \. Sc; No. barley
| = =, n A Ia In iruL.L
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NCW-1 OfI MONull, NId4VIf -.
The touoUnc sIrs were ncd at the EAcnahgc h"u

Auction Room to-day . 80 ,.--.,. t,,co n a
corner i-Gst lot llINji j. j. Boonrr slt3oV. 100 TX
Plot OF Iad, w lintOH-1, e., - IL u l1-u y, 1Io
Ilo, ol lana, " UhiOn-aNe 10 IL Da"soiS'' -''
lgi N.:ti tN lUOlI: Is faHcniid $3.50: oo- ,.t
lot on poet ave, corner hcliyst @0No' e'V"
a Sal. Of " GS@ing Win lot No go East G2dst ID
ave was adjourned 20 Mnrch IS 49,. D., 900 o-th.st
sale building, with lot, NO LOO 'u"'N'' -
Withdrawn.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

There was fair attendance al the Exchange yester-
day. James L. Wells offered No. 46 Prospect flace'
the corner of Forty-second-st. three-sory browh'
stone dwelling on Il lot lima. John H. Bloomer
was the buyer at SlO,O5O , r,ou,,
r. v Iiarnctt & Co. offered lots In Union fTospeot
ana linton AYES In the Twenty third Ward; LOIS III
I niou-nyc brought from 1919 TO $500 each, accord,
Ing TO the length IN PrOspcctave., u 90 cach .nu
In Tmton-ave. III 900 each. Among the buyers WeIe
EeuInmin L. fairchd, h. B. Moon, Emil +. toiShsi
and Martin j. Melhan. The rest oI the property "u-
yegtlscd wns either adjourned or withdraw.
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Produce Exchange tdhy thc -.
steady creamery 2ia-Sc dairy, Ice ds"d. ffe7' ''
Cincinnati, March 21.-Flour In moderate deTand
family 81 jOh ~ 20: fancy. ~ o5a - -. Wheat
steady No: red o3c receipts. u'sVo 'ash r, KIP
10 l-2a4l &c. oats lower No. :. 8l@ &c lEH
weak sG6 81 IL IL. Dulkmcats nesleIt rd " %.
Bacon In light demand. 50 81 .. Whisky guict ,
sales ! 90 bbls finished goods on basis ~ h. Bntcr
steady; fancy Elein creamery, JOc ono -'@ &c :
choice dairy. 9Oa 22c. Linsced oil steady, firm
3Ga CSC. sugar steady; hard refined, $500 sc :
New orleans. 37-504c. Eggs In good demand
stroager IL a. % lie. Ilnse STEADY p'"o !" '"o'0
nearly all through TrIerc hesitation at the open
ing IL was within the first quarter hour that bus cis
fore a sale made below Soc and this was 40 sc;
And II did not reach again, but before noon sod
at 20 :I-sc. Cash wheat active, and no. North
crn sold about &c over May ono lot SOFA above 20
ncccipts were IT, cars and 494 at Duluth and
superior Close for No. northern March closing
7Oc May opening. soc highest 20 &c; loves,
70 3 ec closing 80 lie July opening, 81 lic high
cst, 81 l-4c; lowest ~ 5-sc; closing, II 34e. ON
track no l hard. II lie; No. Northern, 80 lac :;
20. = Northern. 70o7sc.
20 I ISr No n' 3 rs ice 20. g. 50 12c oats If
regular lower; No. . white. - l-4c02s i-ec 80; 3
White, 81 &C. Rye quiet no. ., Sic. Whisky
Gr wnc; - ~ sn,' vi To- hc1e a9o I9Sn
oats ~ 900 bush; barley $500 bush.
Toledo March 2I.-Wheat DUH lower; No. Q. cash
and March ole; May, 90 5-sc July, - &C. Corn
Soc oats quiet, ca.h, sc. Rye dun; cash, s0c
CIovcrsccd active, steady; prime, cash and Marcl4
~ 30 Rccelptsofiour 800 bblS wheat, i41lo
iOi5 bush. cltversccd. 49, bush. Shpmcnts-Flonr
500 bis: wheat 300 bush. corn. 26,3o0 BUSH. ;
oats 400 BUSH; covcrsccd, $50 bush.
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Goroes, Carriages. Ctr.
At AUCTION. THIS DAY.
800 HORSES 800 HORSES
PETER c. KELLOGG & CO.'S
fifteenth annual Special Combination Sale Of
TROTIING STOCh,
FROM BREEDERS OF PROMINENCE.
SOME WITH VERY FAST RECORDS.
~ SADDLE HORSES
PONIES and
UORSTS or ALI. WORK.
Monday 10 Friday, March 81 10 81. 1892 commencing
each dag At 10 O'Clock. a, tn. American Institute
I;uildng 3d-aye, between SD and oath sts.,
\cw-IorI; (0nco. lO7 John.stl
The sale WIN OPEN Monday morning, March u, at 10
o'clock and continue daily until Friday afternoon.
Tho horses may be soon On harness II desired. on and
after saturday. March 10 regardless - weather a. there
a. !, show ting ~ mile within the building For cat
alogucs nddr - PETER c KELLOGG co, Auct ers.
l07 John-st. Ncy.Nork.
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LIVE eTOCK MARKET.

March 81. 1872.
.. ram. Ca,ves Sheen and Lambs. Swine
becEsA Noio 9os9 % SOC 3s.7O3
1920 Reeves Cows Calves Sheen. Sv Inc
S SSfTsey S $3.50 14o @27a 1926 .; .i
EC5tittG,'t. ..:...: 2744 So 81 1888
Weehawken and scat. ll9 -; I4S 90 l 19 ~ S Sgs
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WEEKLY SHIPMENTS.

Sales: Sherman Culver: thitago steers 1873 ID
average al a. 20 per 100 n - do: 1896 H. at - on ~
do ai H. at .0 II do. ]2JO -, at ~ - 10 90 l5yo
H. at - 40 10 l172 NJ at ~ p DO $50 ~ az ~ 20
Is do i2io H. at !, ar l9 DO l2!z n, At - - 70
n .iS H. at s., 20 rs do, i7 n. at 81 - 10 ONO
oSSn IGis n, al IS % bulls. 1870 H. at ~ %; DO
Ivy m % rIlett: Western steers 1910 ~, OF ~ 60
do i25o u. al u 90 TO- iia2 r. az ~ d. LOO
County Ienn do, 1900 N at q 2S do 1880 o H. o 4;
r. at at So 20 do Zoo H. az % STATE do 1910 n az
= do. 900 D. 10 state bull l2co m at 81 a. .,
IS 70 d. 400 r. az q - DO a0 r. a. 70 d. 'O ad6
NJ a, - AZ % do 1910 ~ at - 20; Is hentuCN 49,
Ing n AZ "a 81; State do, 1850 n, NJ - 80 ShW
I'm J,9O n at 81 DO. 1850 u. at 90 % 90 lo.o
r. at 10 so state cow no H. at ~ ,o ~ no. s"' ID
- sand4rs 10 Texans. 1903 d. at 20 ~. ~ "a n 80
Kansas City DO ll46 H. at q 10 chicago az, iS4v on
Tennsylvaala oxen 1862 H. az ~ SO - - ie'"''N"
NJ ilman 20 Chicago steers. l4lO ~ a. oo %, 10
13i7 n. at - G5 10 do, l3zO ~ at % o'' ~ Wv '- "
AZ 81 60 is do 1871 70, at 81 90 . s,.rs ,a,o :, =,
81 o5. . c.,o.oo soe,s 1901 n 1t 81 so; IS
steer. and stays. 12Ol ID. a. ~ 30.
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Warehouse deliveries March L 1892 New.York.
o14ols bags Baltimore. $3.50 bags; Now Orleans, $40
bags Galveston. 1,4o0 bags; total, 900 GS7 bags.
COTTON-Spot trading again slow with prices UNI
changed. Sales POS bales for CONSUMPTION. Receipts
a, the pOr:S today, l0.146 bales against 1866 bales
this day and 1901 bales this time last wear
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flats 10 Let. llnturnlsbe0.

yv,uE ST. CArIIARINE APARrNESr HOUSE Madl
/ son.ayc and 53d.st-tcgant suite Of II rooms
terror view OF go feet Apply on premises to
j. ID. BROOKS, Superintendent