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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-22
WHAT THEY AMOUNTED TO.

Our Republican contemporaries are
busy Just now in explaining that the
distinguished ex-Republicans who
have announced their intention to
vote for Grover Cleveland never
amounted to much. Letus see. Wayne
McYeagh amounted to enough ia tile
Republican party to be cabinet Off
cer-so did Carl Schurz. Judge
Cooley amounted to enough to be su-
preme court judge of Michigan and
chairman of the Interstate Railroad
Commission, as well as the leading
law text book writer in the United
States and dean Of the Ann Arbor
law school. Judge Gresham was
great enough in the Republican party
to come very near being its candidate
for the presidency four ago, and to
be the most deserving man in the
Republican party for position upon
the supreme court bench. Judge Day
amounted TO enough to occupy place
for years upon the supreme court
bench of Iowa. Judge Hare of Ore
gon was equally eminent among the
Republican lawyers of that state.
Isaac Isaacs Of Missouri and Dir
Foulkes of Indiana amounted to
enough to be leaders in their respec-
tive states until they repudiated Re.
publicanism. We pause now in the
recital of these facts to enable some
Republican paper to specify what
Democrats that do net amount to much
have become Republicans.--World-
Herald
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-22
National Prohibition
Ticket.
txSrRAcr FROM NATIONAL rLAgroRn

The liquor traffic is foe to civili-
zation, the arch enemy of popular
government and a public nuisance.
1t is the citadel of the forces that
corrupt politics, promote poverty and
crime, degrade the Nations home life,
thwart the will Of the people and de-
liver our country into the hands of
rapacious class interests. All laws
that, under the guise of regulation,
legalize and protect this traffic, or
make the Government share in its ILL
gotten gains, "are vicious in principle
and powerless as a remedy" We de
clare anew for the entire suppression
of the manufacture, sale, importation,
expectation and transportation of al
coholic liquors as a beverage by Fed
eral and State legislation. The full
powers of Government should be ex-
erted to secure this result No party
that fails to recognize the dominant
nature of this issue in American po-
litics deserves the support of the
people.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-22
STEVE ELKN'S SMART BOY.
A Young Democrat Who Proved COnclu-
siYeiy That the Tariff Was tax.

The following good story, the truth
fulness OF which is vouched for, is
told on Mr. Elkins, the secretary of
war and astute Republican manipula-
tor Mr.. Elkins has three boys, all of
whom, like their venerable grandfath-
er, are strong Democrats. A short
time before the Mckinley bill became
a law Mr.. Elkins bought a fine shot
gun for one of his boys, and, as the
game season came on, the other boys
also wanted guns just like that of their
brother Mr., Elkins, who is fond
father. pleasantly acquiesced and sent
for the guns through the same firm
from which the first gun was bought
He then babe his family goodbye and
was gone week or two. When he
returned he found big pile Of fat
game at his home, brought down by
the admirable guns Of his boys, who
came in directly to greet their father
and thank him for his kindness in
getting them such handsome weapons.
''The new guns are just like that of
brothers, papa," said one.
"Oh, yes, boys That is just as l
ordered them-duplicates, precisely.
After looking at the guns the secre-
tary settled himself comfortably in
his big easy chair for chat with the
youngsters, when one of them said
well. papa, where have you been
this week, and what have you been
doing?"
Let me see, Unexpectedly. Il
have been to Martinsburg. Grafton,
Morgantown and Kingwood."
"What we're you doing in all those
places?'
"Making speeches.
"What were you making speeches
about?"
son the tariff, boys.
did yop tell them that the tariff
was not tax, and that the consumer
didn't pay it?"
"Why, of course; certainly.
Now, papa, if the tariff is not tax,
and the consumer does not pay it, will
you please explain to US what this
means on the bottom of the bills that
came with the guns?"
Here one of the boys produced the
bill, and on the bottom of it was writ
ten "Mr Elkins, we are obliged to
charge you 81 more on each of these
guns than we did on the other on ac-
count of the Mckinley bill, making
So for the tax"
The great secretary deferred his re-
ply, and the boy hasn't got his expla-
nation yet.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-22
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT BLACKgooF, IpAHo.
Septemher nlgt 1872

LAND OFFICE AT RIAoKFooP. IDAHO.
September elst, lSg2,
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has aled notice OF his infention
20 make anal proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof viii be made before Register
and RECEIVER at Blaclt0Ot, Idaho. on October
ISL, lSy2, via Andrew o. Ingelstrom on HI H.
N0'Suuo, Tor the Lots and 6, Section 10 Town.
ship l, South, Ran se 81. East, g. Nj
lie names the following witnesses to prove
OF said land, viz
James Byers, John Amor. John Crafts and
George King, all of Bingham County, Idaho
Became Kunkel, Attorneys
PERRY j. AHsoH,
Register
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-22
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
LAVA SIDE DITCH COMPANY.

A corporation Location of principal place
Of business. Blaekfoot, Idaho.
Notice There are delinquent upon the fol
lowing described stock ON account of assess.
ment No. l, levied ON the 18th day of August
les2, the several amounts set opposite tht
follows
Name No No
Certificate Shares Amount
Is. W. Pierce, 10 l0l - 81
And IN accordance with law and the order
OF the Board of Directors of the corpora tiou
made on the said 18th day OF August, lsg2, 50
many shares of each parcel of stock as may
pc necessary will be sold at public auction al
the Office OF the company, BlackfOot Idaho
at Q clock, y, IN. on Saturday the 18th day OF
October lsS2, To pay the delinquent assess.
ment, the costs of advertising and expenses
OF sale. BY order Board Directors,
j. w. CLENDENIN,
BlaekfOot, Idaho, Oct. 9Th, lsy2 Secretary.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-22

In tho District Court Of the Fifth judicial
District or the. State Of Idaho In and for
County Of bingham.
The Hafner-Lothman Manu-l
featuring Company,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-22
Big Ranch for sale o. Lease.

A ranch of 80 acres, 100 acres in
cultivation, good buildings, plenty Of
water, all stock and farming nipple
ments for sale on easy terms. Only
small cash payment required. If
not sold will lease to responsible par
ties. For particulars apply 10 or adj
dress
f. VI. SHOEMAKER.
Blackfoot, idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-22

District OF the State Of Idaho. in and Ia,
County Of bingham.
The Hafner-Lothman Manu-
featuring Company,
Plaintiff,
vs.. Summons
w. IL. Smith and X. ID. Jones,
partners as the POcatello
Lumber Company and
George w. Hazen,
Defen1ants
State Of Idaho
TO W.. II. smith, r. p. Jones and George w
Hazen, Ia the name of the People OF the State
OF Idaho; You are hereby notified thar thera
Is now on file In the Office Of the Clerk IL Inc
District Court Of the Fifth judicial District III
the state OF idaho, in and for the County Of
Bingham, the complaint Of the Hafner-L0tI-
man MannfacLuring Company, PRAYING fudR.
ment against you as follows
LIST. Against defendants. w. H. Smith and
X. D. Jones tor the sum OF sli2DUU wifh inter.
est thereon from July 9th, lsi2, and for the
costs Of this suit
End. That the alleged sale mentioned in the
complaint 70 defendBut, George W. Hazen. ID
declared null and void as 10 plaintiff And
that you, the said Hazen, be required to nc
count 70 plaintiff tor all monies credits az.
property belonging 10 said pOcdtellO Lumber
20 that may be-. or has been in your posses
sion or control, anC that out OF such IuOnies
and credits you be required to pay into Court
sum sulhcient 70 pay the said fIdebtcdnesa
OF said Pocatello Lumber co. 10 said plaintiff
tO2ether with the costs or this suit plalutilT
praYs for all proper relief.
Tor goods, wares ana merchandise sold and
delivered 70 the PocatcliO Lumber Co. By
plaintiff.
The particulars more fully appearing IN
plaintln > complaint, a certified copy ol which
Is served herewith and made q part hereof
ana that unless you appear ana answer 10 said
complaint within ten days after the service
thereof, II served within Bingham County,
ana Within twenty days III served out Oh said
county. but within SAID judicial district and
within forty days " served out OF said fli5triot
exclusive Of the day 81 seryice.J Judgment
VIII be taken against sou BIZ default, accord
ing 10 the prayer Of said complaint, and plain
tiif WIZ apply ~ tue court for tue relief de-
manded ~ plaintiffs complaint on Gle herein
In witness whereof, l. N. patrle, Clerk III
SAID District Court, have hercuuto set
- my hand and affixed the seal on said
seal Court at BlaCkf0Dt, Idaho, this 5tb day
--e-- " August, A ID. las2
NJ. PATHiR,
!, ,,,., Clerk Of the District Court.
u. y. Bliekensderfcr,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-22
Timber Culture-NOtice or Inte1tion to
Make Proof.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. !
laGkfOOf idaho Ocfnhnr 2rd ILnO

I'IHUNIOOt' IuahO, UcIODer ord, IsU2.
], Leon Msslen. Of Blackfoot, Idaho. who
made Timber Culture Applicant, n No Ala on
the ~ day of January. 1856 for SW Sal Sec
ti0n ~ 2 South Range G East, Boise Meridian
hereby give notice OF my intention ~ make
above described before tho Register ana r.
ceiver at HlackfoOt, on Saturday, the IL day
OF November, 1892, by two of the following
witnesses -
Henry Dunn. August Lundauest. Geor0e
Hartman John MIssien, all ot Blackfoot, Idaho
PERRY j. AssoN,
Register
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-22
Notice Of Assessment.
THR fAYA sIpE prrcH coMpANY

THE LAVA SIDE DITCH COMPANY,
Location Of its principal place of business,
BlackfOut. Idaho
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting of
the Board of Directors, held on Saturday,
August 18th, 1892, assessment No. l. of Thirty
tSOtOl Dollars per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF their corporation. payable to
John 7. Porter, Treasurer, BlaokfOot. Idaho.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
be unpaid on saturday the Gath day OF Sep
temner, 1889, will be delinquent and adver-
tised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment IS made before, enough OF cash
parcel OF stock will be sold ON Saturday the
with day OF October, iS92, To pay said assess.
ment with cost OF advertising and expense Of
sale. BY order Board Directors
j. W. CLENDENIN,
Blackfoot, Idaho. August 18th, 1sg2
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-22
SUMMONS.

State Of Idaho
To Daniel Oils, in the Name OF the People OF
the state of Idaho: YoH are hereby notified
that there Is now on file I'm the Office. OF the
Clerk OF the District Court OF the Fifth Judi,
cial District Of the State OF Idaho IN and for
the County of Bingham. the complaint Of
sample Orr and Sample III. Orr, demanding
Judgment against you for the sum of Three
hundred and fOrty-hve dollars 1915 O0J, with
interest thereon and the costs OF this action.
This suit is brought to recover the aforesaid
amount alleged to be due from Defendant to
piaiHtin Tor services rendered said defendant
as attorney and counsellor at law
The particulars more fully appearing in
piatntin complaint a certified copy OF which
Is served herewith and made q part hereof,
ana that unless you appear and answer to said
complaint within ten days after the service
thereof If served within bingham County
and within twenty days if served out of said
County. but within said judicial District and
within forty days ii served out Ut said district
exclusive of the day of seryice.J Judgment
VIII be taken against you by default accord
ing 10 the prayer OF said complaint and plain
tins will apply 10 the court for the relief 0e-
mauded in plaintiffs complaint ON file herein
In witness whereof, |. NJ. Patrie Clerk OF
said District Court, have hereunto set
- my hand and affixed the seal of said
seal Court at BlackfOot, Idaho, this 9TH dav
- of October, a. d., 1872.
N. PATRIE,
Clerk o. the District Court
Orr & Orr.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-22
NOtlce..Desert Land Entry.
;, UNITED STATES LAM orrroE,

=, UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, !
biackIoot' Idaho, September 30. 1892 Z
Complaint having been enterod at this ONCE
failure 10 comply with law as 10 Desert Land
l Entry no. 9i5 dated July lst. 1889, npen Inc
~ ~ Z section 8S Township J. North. Range 81.
a4a 10 y. ali, ~ blnkhani County, Idaho. with
a vieT 70 the cancellation OT snid antrw. ror
Le.taIii alleging that said George Hewlett bas
~ ulade hnal proof within tine STATUTORY
peIlod ~ years, as required by law ~.
wv sllll parties are hereby sttm-
moned 70 appear at this Office on the 12th an :
81 November lo92. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ to r.
sPond and furnish testimony concerning said
PERRY J. AHsoN,
pesno ,n, 1,,.,, Register
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-22
SUMMONS.

Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-22
Idaho Appointments far C. A. Salyer,
Prohibition Lecturer.
CLoAks !

CLoAKs CLoAKs CLoAKs
Why will you 60 cold when you can
get cIoaks of any description at Mrs.
Holbrooks?
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-22
THE COUNTY TICKET.

FOR STATE SENATOR,
CHARLES n. LUCK,
PocateIlo.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
JAMES r. SHOEMAKER.
Pocatelio.
A. s. SUTTON,
Rexburg.
WILLIAM III. B. CROW.
Idaho Falls.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
ELMER f. EAKMAN,
Pocatello,
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR,
EDW ARD ELLSWORTH.
Louisville.
FOR PROBATE JUDGE,
ALBERT Fl. JARNIGAN,
Idaho Falls,
FOR CORONER,
GRANT W. PENDLETON,
Idaho Falls,
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
CHRISTIAN F. POULSON.
Idaho Falls,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-22

w. IL. Smith aud X. d. Jones,
partners as the POcatello
Lumber Company and
George w. Hazen,
Delen 1ants,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July CspecisiL-Corn was to-day again the
speculative leader The tendency OF The market how
ever downward. Perfect weather all tn belt
and improved grading than Offset specula,sy tine
that receipts 700 short " me esti-
mates unusually large number Of wheat professionals
mo the pit and With the aid Of Bryant Bald.
win and Farnum and few others. made successful
rpd. The estimate Of less than 200
receipts confused them euprarfy. but the rad
heWed latgr. with Tedoubicd energy Loan & >chwaS
lad Dupe sold out ID lab,c o. tie bought yess
day. II generally believed mat Leopold Bloom
sold a portion u hi. holding followed IN.
Logan sold AZ day IT," re'ript' were rnous, nearly
900 Wheat opened slightly lower dull, biIs
steady until tie close ahen broke blily Pgd-
ridge supported II until and pfoN.sols b. gan
wraken badly, when he stopped buying. There
seven cor, u new wheat in. over ths Illinois Cenr,l.
-Four graded contract, Fear, Of possible action
the Hatch bin to.morro~ induced many holder, 70 sell
o r.duoe their lines Provisions sold all the
rse- and were supported breaks Nv Uhs Cudshy
people. The labor ot- encouraged some raldng which.
Ia tho absence VI substantial support by hc big holders,
.uccessful down coa!n point. Tho hog market
again higher and sc.lNr. Grain charters were
2.j 900 bushels y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07

M,6sni,nYs on private terms CUBA 50 e.t quoted a,
Island d. ?2a2oc porto rico 23@s5c '''''
Of tons SPOT at p san J do July ii ITO %
ton, BUYERS orion July i3 At i.l5c: Is August.
S'SHT9S L'ASDi ism Fl Fi, SIS
' o .H' d. sS qsGi isn quoted s.
:ao T. !: 8 & & t g g. . "
so, ScE ;,.s, slow as5 xs,. t' rs
shiWel There wer. $1,000 bush booked % London az
a l s1d to ' GH' 3. sd at 5G SSs "a S
200 sack. foqI to London at current rate, 80 .ate
pefsFs fnTESTEuM' 'Ef HR .9 baEt
,s . Fsy Reed .pod ss A. Ee w'A no
sSorn cSacce, =. aI' .ioo Sns (;e EicEeroa
1926 British barn o.monl 0'Brep. hence % Bacno'
s ,dS - s2a fo es Ss 81 O5 so' hn %1 %
eo,e' south America, iour pot. 'te'"e ro" fe"'"'
oILs-cottOnsoed seneisy steady, with .acs q 200
s SSs se@ ~, SSse% SO Do 0HSss 5s g%e
yellow, 81 sas?c OF Sradc. Sic cocoanut Cochin o.a
calcutta So; DO oS;-osc%n 10 iGr pr%c o. al;
%c DARK dark pr1@d 80, d. GcahsG ~ner sss Do cy,o
beachcd winter SIC sperm crude Csc do natura sprng
S Do 10 b Sfsf m r.e $50 vsd ' crude
s 5 %9 p% G s s % r Sa1ne5 e SS 40
s,a:h.a. 30 I'd .anCaiaed Pr N t3a6,s Iank S;@
$50 p Gy. %aS ss i Sp
full late prices Sales. 800 hbls within The range
ss 50 fa%lly sisGti6; extra pr%a siaasi5 .,.'
india QUOT az jodslS SO; eStla mr,. IS 5ea
=, 20 family. s9dfl0 packet 50 500t % In bblS.
40 5odsIl in Is BEEF HAM,S..unchangd aud
quiet; quoted here sl7. and at the West at s....
CIT MEATS-Lc:' active, but very firmly h'Id -. or
western meats sales - fcs skinned hams II u. l1'Ic
Picked hams quoted nj lla,dlec smoked do l2l? BE
picked shoulders G2dG'.c smoked. gc plckled bellies
90 TO- II end 10 average. MlDD1lS-Sho clear
quoted here at s2oc at .hcsco short ribS. SEPTEMBER
closed s. +o...... DRESSED HOGS-Fnlrly active. aud
again highcr gucci q 7c for 200 n 7'c for $50 H.
INRp.wa. depressed and ow,r. closing at decline
~ 1ns roints selling bv packers at the West 0ad local
liquidation though the general speculation l"-s
active. or 'cash'' ales zoo ss 7iod7.i al4o 900
fr export Of 10 points under September. civ steam
wcakcr sales I55 r cGoc Refined Continent, quoted nj
s7d1 South America 1882" July closed at SOC
salos ooo tcs 7ila!5cc; August co.d sc nominal
September closed AZ 7t7c bid sales 800 tcs 7ija7 c
octohcr clos'd o. 7Isc "a. BI'T-rER-Sufcr'd slight
decline on large receipts and only modc'a'o demands
Ctoonery stat" and Penn ylvona. nrst> > extras 1877
Ole; croamrrv: Western "yras at SIC nrsts. 1920
seconds i726Istc hird- lG5t7c dairy half tubs
and pail; csras l?d2oc do nr.t. l7hdlsl2c do
nr't- l7EdIsiac seconds. lGedl?c w";,crn imitation
frat. l5ralGc seconds. l4dIf-c: Western factory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07

tras. l59dlGc hrss l4cp16c do seconds I4c factory
and dairy. thirds lSdl3ac CHEEsEI,Tnding was
factory full cream white fancy sse do eOlored s',ae..e
7d7ac do part skins. common 70 CHOICE 23doJc state
factory tu -ms ai EGs.Gsnsrs by nm WIN
laid choice l67e Western. l5'. 1ec. for prime 20
vGAE-RAw. ouitt bit stcac'y held quo e,i,. OF
1876 Tor :" lost Muscov1dD Sc for 90 test centrifugal
REFINED-In moderate demand; cut ,oat 5aosc
crushed oaS:o po"dsrGv x'dttc; G STsGsa ~
iasc Diamond A. 4'sd42c ConiecrLoners ~ 4isd4ase !;
A. l.l6d4 bloc Phoenix A I.lGd4 3l9c Emnye A.
4d4i,c: 40. 9. 2lii6d4 l.lCc 80. :, S',ac; No 8,
l3.ljIJ - i5c. 40. O. 3',d3se No. 10. 8 lilo. n
1876 No. II. 3'.a3'sc; no u 39.i6a3 ll-iGe: No
-. 5lSa5 7.l6c
sTEARlNE-Lard quct city quoted At sic IN ties and
Sac hlds O"Onn gDrinn sales - hhds city az 02t
TALT.OW-Had a fair demand prime city quoted at
4esc asked SAFES. 2O0 htds, I il.3cdIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07

ess%+, d Y q a sG%E
aa aS Gse +" and oSfTn e liverpool and 'IS london
material influence. The weather ard crop, reports
a SH great % do s Of hSsvas .ddsd 70 which
rad DIT 9U %.ta i' dcfc,se Of bush
s ', i9c ~ me 9s o eSpo neres Shch
also 70 ,~ SecM nS OF r n,so' sss
al $50 and 5lo bush respectively yea, sg9 ga 5.s
SG S c 5 S sg SSsA & n ruled weak O and
lower AID 10000 Tor export lnclud ms
d, ~; SndS! jHy So chicago 'p'SSs a: sod Sd
5osoic sd5s. '' and " unsradcd .prins and vinssi
red wMn the qgS'sd anse N ao over july
Sae.. 10000 ou.h iu,1re soo6 coo bush spot inelud
N6 f@fn'9r 9a P at e@a s9'F' 70 DO At -
fg'; a. 80 red s s al DO oG @as s
s5sc do December ss,ssse AID closing a, eS S1|i
heavy and oSe n %or q pressure . sf oag,fS
T. efS' ana weak ne
on q, @ro a Win F tSc ns ~ Vt" II. e
point, Thc cable adyitcs were stronger and there
S S'e or b. ,hc ,p had d no marked p %c
aa an s b bush on nor the As , %'GS Tier.
dGac q sG, w.i trading very All 10, T Tn.S
ssics 1900 bush tatare 600 bush SPOT, Including
a9saas % os2so ana aS Ss s ir ';
he closing At 5G.c August 55hH59ac. closing AZ
55'-c september 81 ajGc closing ~ 5i'.c; do Octo
l"r i.d55+c closing 1T 5t'.c DO NoTcmbrr, 5id3N
closing az OATSWcrc less active and ve1ket
Affected by ,he h"avness In other cereals option:
ErokN 1.dlAc with loss liquidation ~ ''onGs
closing At the lowest point OF the day Bradsrccs est
mated an incr'ae o, oS3 fh for the ws.k vo %r
mod rate Clcarances HIS bush Sales 2j ooD bush
future % O0O bush spot including No mixed g. ~e
elevator No. white 3ac elevator No mixed ssG
quoted 31a?otr: unrrsd"d mixed track 37d9oi9c; white
DO 2Seai7c No July. az daSc. CLOSING At 51i,c do
August asa, Az closing 2ja,c do september 36r
2O7.c closing 3Pc No. . whit" July. closinc at go
10 August 2S', d2a.c. closing At 3Sc. FEFD 0uot.d
40 y. Gjd7o- so = 6ad7oc 20 m: ejd7oc 100 -. 75a
s5c: .harps. % .aSl 'ced 1Jc cottonseed meal
80 20 per ION hominy chop Sjc.
HAY AND STRAW Stcaiine,s Is stin noted nav.
with A fair inquiry. while receipts quit" moderate
unchanged and quiet EAYFancy 900; choice.
lover ned 6od6jc STRAW-Lonr rye, C0dOic
Short rve so 55c: 45,Njor: wheat 45r.
HOl'>-Thcr" is little doing In direction. and
presents quiet appearance, with prices about
>raAv At the Uor Dealers Exchange sales % bales
state November. 2Oc. ard % bales do December. 9oc
Stltc. 1871 24d@jc; medium. 1920 common To- good
19d21c; 1900 choice. lSdlHc medium 1tdl7c old, ~
o.. Pacific Coast. 1891. choice. 2c common 10 prime.
lod93c: do 1890 13dlSr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07

Liverpool. July Q. 34j p. m.-pe"f-IIoldcrs o~er
irssy porsLIhe ,pPly is poor iI.ms-oiders oier
soout - n firm az al, i9ng dear middle about IS ~
low-lioders offer froeiy spirits Of ,urpentne
offer freely dull p, sd I:o-r-IioieIs freely.
Lard-slot; The supply j. poor futures holders offer
,paIn?y prime We.Nrn spot and July firm at 37s 50 :;
August and September firm at 3ss Cd Wheat and four
Holder. offer moderately. Con-Spot: Holders Offer
moderately; futures holders offer sparngy mixed West
sf spot arm az IL "a July firm at 7.d; August firm
AZ T. G',f september firm al g. I'D. Hops at London
Pacific Coast. Ho.ders are not CgcTiDq.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07

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st. - Ayennc 1873 Thirdave 90 West Fourteenth.
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to D. M. at regular ONCE rates. ~
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Bedordav and No. 10 Broadway, up to 5 D. M at
regular Office rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-07
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LADY wonts position. mail order Dc.
N rtmrnt wholesale horse. or any rcSpOn-l-
bic position. working for interest Of en-
Jiover ana self promotion. SECURITY, lJ2
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" invalid nothing mental beat Of r'trr-
ences. Mrs NJ T.. Am EFT, 81 South
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las rurt canNa-ser, in 0pk>. Address NJ.
200 81 James Place brooklyn.
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as stcuOgrIphef ana typewriter. Address
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