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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09

7aoc wo.,e,n ice house fair erldc pr case Ttd
Iva. go, cr d,z oGlsdolc lined eggs canadian
,ei doI 36-sc; Inca egg. "'''-" p"e' ''' D'-'
70 800 "s3 Mr''o'2 Mg,.9yaGo.
ETC. , 1G' AID sd ntrfleai 2sc.- IL
riHED-In fair demand on '' criShod 5ai
~, powdered. SO x ,,a'T nne sr,nuatSd
81 a, n cnhe" 9siGjc NXXX powdered 'Iod1sc
nSaia 49," 4.5id3se diamond 9oIc mA Ky ''
V %nssor x" i4Ia4sc Idscwood ~ ,G "a a. Sas
~ tLc. No : 4id43ic: No g 81 -" -" -
80. oiS 20 10 3sldic; no II. 3eG3Slc; NO L.
% sliEARrNF-cuict and nominal Lard quotd a' 'i'
"1 aJJOyNIirm moderate demand prize CITY q0tt@u
a. no: ont Of town. d1,Hj.c s1-- 90 mas ot DC io'
me. al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CorFrE-Tor Bra7n growih7 The market lule1 ?u''ss
bat s:caiv at 1870 f,s 80 al = 30u pa ,nt a.
Tie 900 az sonto- ~, and cost ana ielfH' 40
iSi.c IN. mild grades were dull ana uhch ny a -
".'oss. va. r.nort.d tn sale, the Coffee ENchone
a, %tIrs agg,sltd 50 800 har The ma,set OPP" 10
,-rscnor some nontl, showing change ana oe''H ~
,r,,t. decline. Final quotations. nov rN'r' y" co,,i
chongcd fo the day TO 10 point h'g E c.hc oro,ei
Tr ora nary 10 kos Il 800 eood scona ~ 40
II 90 .vchncr O.rvatr}. IS l-l6; rc.pt9 ~ ~
10 coo Lays: no oca'ances 70 Cni'nG o'e' o6o ia,
o Europe - d'tsl ',oyv
- ,o~E 70 900 bags Rio market quiet Receipts IN
santos Is 900 bags. Slnto, 'tock 81, osEs ni,,
iarket good acreage Sano, ~ rSt oon 80.
az RIO iu,y 70 De- embc' T. lS'-. i,'" ,s"n 81
S,,,e ,.,re qS3 900 bags sine Tine >'' = -
~ ~ rsre,rt. a, SAINTS July | - D"c-nbrf Il.
10, GAG 600 bags time. 1901 o4v o1p DaI
,orrc -oe ~ 600 bags WtrthDisN u''l
r,e Dtccm'cr $50 NewYort is go , Esa' 81 o9l
n,~. Arrivals Al Ende ami during laNt month - az
i7ts dsvc,tes England dui!nf a,dd month ''''''
Ia. sock IN England December l, lo'2- P'B~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
ARE THE POOR TAMMANY CLERKS OVER
WORKED,

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir 1t Is evident that Tammany Hall IS stilI work
Ing IN the good cause Of reform. Its members have
no time IN their various departments 10 do III" bns
ness OF the people. am led 10 This conclusion from
the fact that IN october sent Il chec, Tor taxes on
house which own and have applied since then for Il
rccclptcd bill. bu, have. vet. been unable 10 Gel
IT, Democratic success seems 10 have had the effect
Of firing out poor. ovcrworkcl clerks and think
some movement should lc started for their benefit
possibly movement might BE- started In jcal; Of the
tax PAYERS. :.
New. York. Nov. 20. 1852.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

BALDWIN. Mary l.. and William 4 10 Minnie
J Thompson. 97th.st, II Of 91thst, year
Conn. Edaiund. T. i 70 Lew IL. Gan'' Am'''r
Conn. Emma. 10 VIII Cohen, lstaVe,
80 1885, n''almgnSs o,,b i,c;b..;
" OF An ster ilm-aNc. yeaIs..-..........-....
Tanning. Thomas NJ. and vie 70 the New.York
Llle Insurance and Trust Co. II ll9th'st.
Of LeuON.aNe. yelrs. . mortgages 49,.
IIirsh. jacob. 20 Benjamin + Hooper. 1lst-st'
~ Of West End,ave, year. mortgages :,
HDmbyrecr. Alexander, 20 the Title Guaranicn ana
trust 90 95th.st. OF Central PaIA'
ncsisy. Fronre.' to Mary 4 Raymond. s2dss
I,eiln. Mary r. ct al. to the Bank for savings
" New.YorG. conner Pine ana Will
Jones 1s" Isi6eia u and Nlward W Jones to
Edmund + Jacobrs. No 40 University Place.
Kaiser. Bon jamin. and wife to the Washington
I.ifr Insurance Company OF CNnton'St 100
rainpf Emma ~ charlotte u paws and another.
-. Stlnton.st mortgages wears
Klrmm. Louis and wife to Morgan Dix. executor,
lee Waiter ! 10 Chafic, C1ut@r. - of Balm
brdlc.alc. 2js & " Of IraIfr,'>t ! var,
LNing-ton Henry and anoOaer 20 fan.'n, 7;
Eekcr-on. OF Btrfen'st, OF >luh'y'Nt D
MORTGAGES rrir ........... 49,.
Iamdr iie,tcr [, Edward Dodd. Of 47th--t.
Mo"r. Nlr,a~der. aud NE. to Emcs, II Hall,
3la West 3l-t->t ) years ..,..-...,.
Mar,Ilv T"ina =. - Israel >'einhard,. ZIG East
Mainline ,,In1s iosn =. to simon iIibrrmaa e cor.
.'"'. :, -,r.oy. ard IlGth.>' 3 years .....-..-..
o,klrv Thomas C. and another. 20 III" Irving
saving Institution Il W'It''st, 81 WISH
lugtnu->f. | Afll...
phillIus .Ios.ph.r. % tia Harlem savings
Eank Nsw.Yorl.. "a listh>t, al al ave-
schw er"t Iou, and wife, TO tie Ea.t River
Sscincs Institution. Avenue y, OF l5'h'
raeiiabuc sarah \. ., al. to Tie Mutual Life IT,
suTanc. Co New YORK, a : 2i-aNe, OF $50
| Ncar........ D.. 81 =.
Vc,tcr carrie l.. o. the Title 'ar'nt'e anu linss
70 a., ~ man ID, Clar.rrOit f1frl wird , ve7r>
warner pe,"r - Morris Steinhadt. n Csth'
4 o, Central Parh West year .........,
vciher Ior.n1 - the G".nlania LII" Insurance
10. n I42f.st. u lltaaNe, v'ars.--.-..-
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS -nY TELEGRAPH.


Buffalo. Dec. Seattle Receipt, !a,t tweniy-iour
hours, J4GO head total FOR w'cf thus hr lb'-)
head Tor lime last week. l2.r,o hTl COZ,
signed through $500 head. Ia New Ork @f-o hrlu
clos easy. lIog,-Hcccpt, last twenty four hour,
600 head total for week thus far. $500 h'hI :
for same time I.t week. 4-.JiO mead cons -H"l
throlig loo head "a Now \ ORR. 500 hrld on
lower. closed steady. pigs ana hight Prt"rS "i frlE
nominal. heavy corn fed 81 2Oo 70 -. packers in.
mediums. - 15o - 20 pofkcr>. good 10 h"' corn
lri f'aSG 10 good heavy ends. - -" 80 a.
- -. -fag,. = 9Jo ~ -. Shoop AMI lamb E".
..itf, last wrniy-four tour,. 500 head. total i'r
N,,k iuu, far. 1920 hclo for sam" Tin" lat w'"'1
- 100 Io1d consigned ihrour. 1000 head. 10 NrW
% .nr! SOW. bat -i'tdf. tlp-ni steady thn'f" -
fancy W.ihcrs. Sjo - 80. fair 10 good -h'p - 90"
- -. o.l. and .ommon, do. - 40 ~ -. Canada.
d. - loa - - uatv" lambs. choir" 10 iHnt, j..
:. 7io -. DO. fair 20 good. - %" - - Gull,
in fair . 10 - canada. common to fancy - 7jp
- 90
c,,,i,. L,r,ip's 5000 lead shipments. 1900 head
market .'ror- thri tina h"cv'-. - con - - good
20 ch,i.. - - 20 others. - 90" - TO stock
Il -ua 20 COWS -llo0 $40. Hogs-E''"pi~, -" 600
bend shipments. $500 had market ." Zoe mIl'r
closed weak rough and common. - -" ~ - PACK
lnc lnd mixed - Hoo 20 -. prime heavy - .h0
81 g.. butchers and mediums sb -" 90 30, IT,
- ron ~ 20. Nip, and Pr. = JO0 - -. >a.'p.
-rl, strong other steady. choice Chr-t W"'h'r
25a- - 30. native - so - l. : Wet III .
- 1og$i 70. Texans ~ 300 - 10 o,
- ioui,. Dec. 1itc-Eec"Ip,s' 1000 hrai
nailvr steers. - ~ - %. cIHce - Ga - -,
TcNas and Indian steers. ~ loa So range cow-,
Il g 9. 20. UOs-Recripis. 1000 head Shipment -
1000 bead market 'ludy: heavy. s"s6 20 miI.d
SEQ head shipments. 200 head; market steady; fair
Z, tAOCr natives, c31 ~ 90.
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rrropr AZ PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec =. 3 40 p. m.-Beef and pork IN fair
dnmand Iams In good demand, short cut about
IA +" I6 lbs firm at jlS sd. Bacon IN good
demand: long clear mdileN about ID lbs. nim III
-. "a Shouldcrs. about L. 20 II lbs. lrni nj
Il: 3D. Cheese In poor demand. Tallow In iair
demand Turpcntinc in poor demand 'ot'9n'r r
al Liverpool refined. firm AZ l-s Sd. Rosln N hF
demand Lard Spot In poor demand futures mere
Is nothing Offering prime Western spot dnll NJ 4oS;
Wheat mid nour I'm poor demand. Corn Spnf ana
futures IN poor d, mand mixed Western spot dall ~
A. , 3.Ad. December dull M IS Jid. Jhnuary nulI
nt 4 = Id January. new. dun at Is J-id. loP'
~ London-Pacifc coast In fair demand.
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TIE "FOR REVENUE ONLY DEMOCRATS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir We Republicans have been slow TO under
stand the joke Of the Democratic politicians They
are not opposed 70 Protection. bat still they are for
revenue only-revcnue for themselves, derived from
he flt Offices. Their stout opposition 70 an extra
session OF Congress males this Joke quite PLAIN.
WattsbosOugh. Va, Nov. -, lS02. j. l.. ).
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A CABINET MINISTER OF HEALTH.

To the Editor OF Tie Tribune.
sir The resolution Of tho Committee fscnaicl TO
pfcvent cholera By prohibiting emigration completely
renincs Of the bear billing AZ on his masters
nose by meals OF rock II was too eGectual killing
both let MS have instead Minister Of Health
The writer has, since 1879 IN France. and IN tn"
United States advocated Cabinet Minister o:
Itealth. The Tribune has published short ortice1
hy The writer in favor Of the Secretary OF Hygiene II
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1--WE STOCK MARKET

xcwYork. Thursday PEI y; ,, ,c III
and Colorado co. so later cable new, SniiCnhh cte;
500 bcvcs ths ';%rT n!ann, 'q"''y "''uD
MIIGII C0Ws-T,cccipr-, II head Marke weak ara
,enu ad cow or Two ,cI. al $50 0llcnbeck iio,
Cold IL fresh cows. s3oGs50 per head II 90 az 9-'
at al &ewYoT %arke'' IiS he a.
Trade limited but prcr s1 Seg 90 G' sold at + 80
ver 800 n yc az .ass for far TO- CHOICE oys. Ees
Iot At ~ 70 for country dressed ,cas size
for city dressed 4d5c for utue calves ana '2"'' '0'
e r.r N DDkmmiik ca!y3. no NJ a. ~ ~ q,
% o.scr, TOW. yysrlng,. go m. NJ at 2Ec ., g.
dE F SyH h%SMiisKeccqp,. ~ cl"diaa carn
.igncd direct were 2t4 cars OF 1l0 ~ ,fe
cda ar a. Jgr"s ST ana about t' ,cS S Nv sitS
tc nGdrrtone Of weakness On lambs r. peg wc ~
lot quit cleared Poorest q best sheep 'oi Of gS2
and bunch u 'hccp aud !ame1 nihed az 80 49, lambs
'"' .nston i9l oS Sa"%G, lamb, o, ss ao
eSeFr T.. a :: g 5cd wc0 Gg DO a.
anads a d. u iSY n at . 3 i d. 1871 n a, IS i2'
10 Stat. hu'Ls 81 =. at - % - ~ >,
s. sad " ao s. s at yes z ~ 'fS' u' J;
n at 81: % Vernon lambs 50 n at - Ia, . ot
;, D .iS Scn l@ g. a'I 7: .. 3 Co. '
Hume & Mullen: % Pennsylvania lambs IS ~ at
s. e Collins. 90 STAT lambs, o. ., So 30 81 DO
Il ,. at 81 %; ~ Wcs,er do os n O., % 81 q 20
i ia Wa ,aic2 d. d. 90 % T. at -
Ka .'' '" a. JS2>cy 1ss. rs ~ at 81 60;
lid nncRnehsm ~ state nhe.p and lambs.
az & 90 o, car dfc Or ~ a'2 H 9c1'S ca @a''
"cs6t Nonioey aay at - go@sgto rG Ice ,, y:
ids.c FOR medium ard sied2, FOR light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09

years zone hv. We have a secretary TO look ait,r
ICED and cattle. and now, Just now we nrr rm one
look after men. and 10 restrict dl'ehsf' .t.,ii~
;oolnor,nce and social evil. Yours resPacuulN'
Temperance ~ C. HOWARD YOUNG. . ,
Members OF the French society 81 lIyeIeh'' i"''9
Corre,pondclt OF the Journal d'lIvSien!c.
Hartford Doc a. lrO2
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

ose;st. IS, .C32 IT W OF, cOlumous.aye. l7xoio
o"t 5!S " Of ' cc1mtass VSi saosio $50
o.th"t " 20 s. Gi5 +; Of coiaaoGsayc. 1920 90
oith.st. 5. 47j IT Of ColumJusaye, Isxi0i2
o4th.~,. 5 :. ito 1t of Ams;erdam-ave, I7x952 ~
eith.st 5, 5si II " Of Columbus.ave. i7x9Gs:
s4,h.st, ; ;, III IT OF Amstcrdom-ave, Sixo25;
9;th.st, ;, 50i II y Of Colunbus.a'e. i7A97.5;
o4th.st, ;. 81 # Of Columbus.ave, I7x9sI;
95tl..sT 20 - West; jones b Cieile and wife o.
tcrtre lin, SAN ami 1j'h St. -G2 It " Of Central
7e Tx VII loo S Il q si y; s"e 25xooj
Ec9i lioolTr and %iie 70 Jaso6 lIf'hi 10
Rogers T.! Hannah iiaNe9 9,:: x;oo; go
B'njamin Hooper and another executors 70 ..
Anstefdam oyc " 8 5ii 4 : q 57t9.,t. 5lxlx 90.
6Stt.st. :, 800 II W 0: central Park West
25Al0O,5; Morris stenhardt and wife to Peter
10. 80 map 0, property called Hermitage OH
Ward. Stephonie Porter and another to Wal ,
Lot 523. nap of popEty called HERMITAGE, 9th
rinda + lyatt and another: -. ....:..... 90
Loonard.st No. 81 Isaac w How and wife to
wattS.. 70 'P Il Of wasbinctoa.s, 2oNjG3;
Jane, NJ Wilson to Thomas Oakley and
ssntoa.., so; 23s Maurice Burs;ein and wife .,
Sane I proper,y Sa &ewYork Realty Company to
Ave A. s. SIS It n o; s2d.,t. 2552xsO.4a;
Cha, Frank ard wife q jacob Was,,er66sfg.,: 2So
7ithst. corner LeNington-aye, ls9AoS2;
MsIf ia D e Of end d %is to l5x a bl Ias
Sts,nhalt and wife % Emma ; Ne .ily;,.: $50
Cha, Coulter % Elizabeth \ Confer -, -o'O
lOOth.st n 100 II e 0. Amst 'rdam-aye lO0ll
% centre q block. iQi .2AZi]A Alice White and
Old Ma-Om''s Dam Road l25 Il OF lands o.
r Wolfe farm. 25Nll2.6: Frank Austin and
WE to the VS. End Coop raave, Building
4ta.ave e corner 93d.,t. 20NsO; VIM Moller
and wife TO ~ " sehr2qds %, :, ,;;vso., 2to
Ave Gaceb ws-f a5 i; 70 julia flank -DA' $50
s2d.st : 225 r. OF lst-aye, 25xlo22 Adolph
DA.schum 70 Frances Ksaley T:.:
Uc1,v 20 FaS9i@ rohGn $50
l26th.-t : IO5 II Of 2dtlve 25X99.il; Mary 80
" Williams % Dennis C.hlll ri: ga
EapH.bach 275
'n nS:Saa f to- John iiP Maan HU, - 5000
IoOll; Thos flaming 70 Chas 4 Peek; H'o
MsnOn.ayo corner Travcrs.st 2jX9O; Edw
Eos'w' and 3nq,h.r 2 S Mh5y E9'' SISSx
23sX2l0.l0X Irregular; Pauline y Eckerson TO = a
Henry Livingston, n o. ....;...... .,,..,,.. ~
sthaye :23 II Of a' 9owcn 4ooNioV, 400
li0th.s;. ;. 1884 II " of LenoNave. 10sx
l0oll; Thomas Tanning and wife 70 o, N
o Fr' Plse hs"; s3 I, ., i67ta.st c4xioo;
charles Weisocrser ct al 10 Simon SteieImann SO
i3th.st :, 'I2s 10 OF 1st-aye, 2sAlu5S
Joan Reilly and another, executors, TO Eiieh ,os
BsiHbridre.ave 8. is It Of Traver:s. look
lI5 chaSes Coulter . W Wa nes ex ae o.
Sc. 20 the American Society FOR the Proven
tion o. Cruelty 10 Animals
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Citn propsrln for Sale.

n, IIr GREATEST BARGAIN che West SIDE to.'ay7
/ Nos 900 and 81 West l02ds.. bet"en "ese r,au
ave and Riverside Drive. trO thrrest "ry ana ol'nt
hgpstoop private dwellings, limestone ionS ,vcr Soi
hardwood cab7c, trim; parquct nootln2 rover ha''s
c,p I'D bunting Improved PLAN; an be seen NJ al
dine. Ly applying 10 oarrtakcr AZ NO. ~, q ,.o
~"''s ~ Ni''' WALTER LAWRENtE & CD
iO4thst. aud COumbusave.
MONEY TO LOAN on BOND AND MORIiAGE' r.
NJ tsrman. mcrlcan Real Est9te Itle Guarantee Co..
81 Nas.au.s: New.York
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Dec. s.-riour steady, Unclaimed re
ccips. ll.3-G hhls shipments. No. :, !, >', ~
month II l-a733-c Januar,. - Sa75 :i.-c MN'
-IGsl &c, Steamer so. rcd. SOC hiD receipts. -
bush. s,l,s. II 900 bush. milling wheat b' sample
- 71c. Corn irn'r spot. itc ia year: = -.
Bic bid steamer mixed 47c bid receipt i'f - bn,'
shipments. Goa bu~1. stock. 2r'@,- hi-h .'n' 80,
low corn hy -anplc. a. rat 4" g.. oHt> -'sady -"
wlilc Western. ~ - 20 10. : miNed M",'rril'
RYE dull 80 =. - l3c l.kcd. receipts. zoo bush
stock. 1904, bu'h Hay firm good - eh.ic'
,eal To- Liverpool. pr bush > - ID PORK i"r ot
der per quarter. >, Cd, cotton and hour nn a9"-rd
me-, p,fi lie buIL meat, lover. shoulders, t..
ion4 dear. ZIG. clear tlb -'d"- g - sn.'"
i3ic. hant small IL 40. large = T.; lud-ir
nucd II L.. buicr ,t'ady; ,rran'ty f'nc'. 81.
ilncy 3Ic. good io choice 2o1 80: roll. nnc -
fair 10 SID. -o@ - ,'o'c packed. i. lie re-,
40. = Il lie. >nsar siiyn-, rin'iN "'ri''lI "h
most grade graz uatcd. 4.,7c 'opp~r ira refined.
Ib,ton Dec. = Flour steady. Corn fairly active:
steamer yellow. - Ia sic. Ont--D,n'nd modcra'" .
Provisions n coed demand and firm. IMt"i quiet and
Steady Western creamery. -" @dc. 'h""-c hIn
w,rl-i flour. b. GOO bls -l.oGO sacks. corn. $1,000
bush; oars. I@G,Ooo bush; shorts. 80 tons.
carload Of 40. = northern at 7Ga56 dc; nuli~
| firm: oncrin,, llbcml: closing: 80. ha"i. oIl
Duluth. i . -c; do do Chicago. 70 5-c. do d..
Minneapolis. - lie: do. do Wa>hbnrn = Orc. do.
winter wheat dull 40 = rcd - ~ 7dc. No ,
| extra rel. i"c. NJ. white. 7sc aehcd, carload
corn quiet generality rnsicr. oicrnes fail. ale.
2 carloads 80, yellow. 4? Ito e; carl2ld'
- la - Sic = carloads 80. =. 40 i2c: carload
| 80. g. IL ioiGc; carloads. ~. I. On track.
| A. I-2c asked. Oats steady; Offering lirht No =
white. 30 aIaioc; No. , white, ,, l4a3s IL.
-. mt I 90 - ,a,lff
| so do. - l2c a-kcd. IN store. barley quiet
80 = Western, 72c; No, 3 extra. d7o@ zoe No. D.
G-075c: No. Canada e3c: 80 :. HOc No. ,. extra
1er '' ' I5 "' rye or 'p * oS - 60 nccd
| quiet but steady and unchanged R"c"ips-Flonr'
wlcn. 32j.C0O bush, corn l2lOoO bush oats. $4,000
Chicago Dec s-Thc leading futures ranged as fol.
%rssic. -. Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing
5 &:; @ fl: FL # #5 II!
& Ry.' y ;;:s s:s;5 ;:a'5
$ S:::%9' :; g. 81, 81; e.? T.; r.: ,s; r.
a E.:S'i :@ o., 3 E 20 Tsss 's 3;
$:5 s s:5 e.. &: &: ss;;s55ss
H ,rsS'iv si! s II s 49,? SO;
Cash quotations were MS follows: Flour dull easy
without chang" ,, no. yp9g wheat - 5f"3i
Il re: So corn. Al lec.: No. 2. n iac No. :
e, goa VIII rho NJ 20 WIS X 30 .! va
80. 4. /. .. b.. $50 BE. 40 nax,ecd. 81 O. i-la
per ti~. sii@3a ~ % 80: bard. p.r 100 NIX.
80 hort rib side u,g,.l ;, o5"a7 u dry
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STAINED.
...G-. Low Nlillinc .... s.!


- o,dInorr q. Low NIdlllnc - 50 d,
".r, 1.od o,d.n,ry 10 Mod nr..-...-..9 1-lo
rts op,ioc market ruled nrm and moderately active
The ar, were 80 200 ball The mnry, ia we Ink
| lar-.ly rc,,,n .ble of th. lal strength though in"
~ . t.t.hcl delay 100 bil.r.ne Ga" Aat'ltoH nm
IN. dl-p factors. Ii' lA"'"'t '''" w
Nc, ADVANCE Of 1aS p0!u'- fuf th' DAY
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60 Get tor Businsss purposes

~UorCr BUSINESS pr 1pcrtles down town for sale
T. RUTLAND { WILLING. > Beekman's'
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Real Gslatc.
MOrtaaOe investors

can secure choice mortgages and absolute safety
Of principal and in terest by purchasing tho
guaranteed mortgages of this company
large number always on hand Tor immediate
sale. saving investor bss Of interest by delay
BopD.trpR7(AG GUARANTEED
(55 Liberty.st.. y. Y.
Offices y. Z. corner 5sthst & 'th'ave'' y. T.
% Court-st Brooklyn.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $1,000
DIRECTORS,
,oorco q Williams Orlando Is. Potter,
,Io,ssn1,. 4 Or William NJ Ing oham,
In1Nt n srhin John J. Tucker
'"t tn ~ Sterlinp william Lumnis,
11Tn,''l. Henderson. Jalaes ID. Lynch,
,H"iii y Groom ben K min d. Hicks,
iino.i,e Utown .Ju len +. Davies
It,rr""darick po,.er Felix Campbell,
Ellis d. Williams -
WILLIAM y. IsHAM, MARTIN JoOST,
Wll1l'lhN D. Vice President
CrARENCE H. KELSEY, 81 Vice President
r,.Nu p,rIEY o. EGERTOT SCHMIDT,
fhANh Dan tncr ii.rv ea,urer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09

ro1ToX-Svo. prices wers again advanced 3.lic' ana
rho marnc, closed nm Salc~ "a" bal cuotau'hs ~
~ n america, .ran.a.d o. classification and on cotton
n srore running IN quality not more than nan t''uo
aLovc or below the trade quoted ,., c,t,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09

very dun Creamery lD0 zoe dairy. loo 2Gc: egg
steady. .20 30. for strictly fresh.
Cincinnati. Dee. e.--llOur quiet. Wheat steady .
40. rel, 70a7lc. Receipts. 400 bush shipments
$500 hn,h. Corn qnit; 40. mixed i3c Oats
easy: 40. : mixed. - i.203jc. Rye dull No :.
;:a sic. Pork quiet. +li zoe. Lard easier 30 40
llllk meats easier. - ~ L.. Bacon quiet. $40
heavy.
Milwaukee. Dec. s-Flour quiet. Wheat steady !.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-06-16
NOT a COLORADO LINE.



There are many lines OF railway that
are in the direct route OF travel between
the east and west that do not have their
own rails running into Denver. One OF
the best Of these is the old reliable Wa
bash Line. Kansas City and Omaha are
its western terminals. This road is run
ming through cars into and ont OF Denver
in connection with the Rock Island
Route" and makes close connection at
Kansas City in both directions, with all
the Denver lines.
From glance at tie map one can
readily see that the Wabash Route for
st. Louis, Chicago, Toledo, Detroit, Cleve
land, Buffalo, Boston, New York, and in
fact all the eastern points, comes as near
being an air line as can possibly be OBJ
tanned. AS for their services, it is the
best in the east in every respect.
The western interests of the Wabash
are looked after by Mr.. G. NJ. Hampson,
commercial agent, whose Office is at 1927
18th street, Denver, who will gladly fur.
nish any one upon application, either in
person or by mail, with rates, maps, etc.
Remember that tickets via this popular
route can be obtained at any coupon
ticket office in the west. If you have not
already done so give this route a trial and
he convinced OF its superior facilities.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-06-16

Little Sam had come from the country
to visit his aunt in the city. On the day
after his arrival an organ grinder came to
the door. Sam ran in search of his aunt
that she, too, might hear the music. She
followed him back to the door and handed
him nickel.
''Put that in the plate on top of the or.
gan" she said, "and the man will play an.
other tune"
Sam did SO and again enjoyed the music.
The next Sunday his aunt took him to
church. During the offertory the organist
played a most beautiful selection. Sam
had never heard an organ in church before,
and being a musical little fellow he quiv.
cred all over with enjoyment.
His aunt gave him a nickel, and whis,
pered that when the gentleman who was
taking the collection came up he must put
it in the plate. Sam dropped the five cent
piece in with great clatter, and looking
up into the gentleman's face with bright
smile said, in the politest voice imaginable,
and quite audibly:
please, sir, that is for another tune"
Smiles seemed to be contagious in that
neighborhood just then. In fact, without
meaning it, Sam had given pleasure to a
considerable number of persons. - Youths
Companion.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-06-16
FastidiOusness,

A man who had just come in over one Of
the New Jersey railways dropped into g
Fulton street restaurant the other evening
It was one Of those restaurants where the
negro still does the serving.
"You can give me-" he said to the waiter
"a broiled chicken, some stewed potatoes
and piece of pumpkin pie. And Pm in a
hurry"
When the modest repast was served
twenty minutes later the man noticed that
the chicken had been very hurriedly
plucked. Some Of its pin feathers, in fact,
still remained with it. He expostulated.
The waiter drew himself up haughtily.
"T'm s'prise at you, sab, fob reprimandin
Of me-" he returned. "An, sab, eff you
wants chicken what's 80 old dat de fed
ders done drap often him an left him bald,
headed, 1 must ak you, sab, to glib yo'
patronage to de establishment cross de
street. New York Recorder
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-06-16
A MAD POET

rushed into newspaper Office recently,
and threatened to "clean out" the es-
Enlistment, because they printed his
verses wrong. Said he ~ wrote, TO
dwell forever in a grot of peace and
you idiots put 1t Z pot of grease"
The mortified editor presented him
with . vial Of DR.. PiCrce's Pleasant
Pellets, years subscription and an
apology.
The little "Pcllets" positively cure
sick and nervous headache, biliousness,
costiveness, and oil arrangements of the
stomach, bowels and liver. It's a large
contract, but the smallest things in the
world do the business - DIR. Picrce's
Pleasant Pellets. They're the small
est, but the most effective. They go to
work in the right way. They cleanse
and renovate the liver, stomach and
bowels thoroughly - but they do it
mildly and gently. You feel the good
they do but you don't feel them do
ing it.
They're the cheapest pill you can
buy, because they're guaranteed to give
satisfaction, or your money Is returned.
You only pay for the good you get.
That's the peculiar plan all DR..
Pierce's medicines are sold on, through
druggists.