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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-01-22
An ENnlnnntnr, Eni.llr.

CANTON, KY, Jan. 10. 1892.
EDITOR HERALp.-By request of Mr..
{. {. Williams, who accompanied me To
northwest Texas last September, write
this letter. He asked me 10 say that your
Campton correspondent was mistaken
when he quoted him rs having said that
Kentucky was the best State in the Union
and that Wolfe was the best county i'm
the state" He says that he never made
any such statement to your correspond.
ent or any other person, but had fire..
quently said that he liked northwest
Texas better than any country he ever
saw in the mountains. | do not suppose
that Mr.. Williams would have cared to
have been quoted ~ having said that
Kentucky was the best State in the Tn.
ion, but to have been quoted rs having
said that Wolfe was the best county in
the State seemed to him to he too ridicu.
lousy ignorant to 90 to the public with
out his correction. ] love the old State
of Kentucky, but the people of Wolfe
county are nearest to my heart. But !
have long since learned that Bourbon,
Fayette, Clark and other bluegrass cOun-
ties were far in advance of my native
county, and so has Mr.. Williams learned
the same.
There are four or five families talking
of moving to Texas. If they do there
will be quite II Kentucky neighborhood,
and we should all take THE HERALD.
You don't know how glad was when |
received it at Eldorado, Oklahoma. |
felt almost as proud AS if had met an
old friend just from home, and |, for one,
will take The HERALD.
Hoping you and your paper abundant
success, am, most respectfully.
ID HoGG
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-01-22

The Mt. Sterling Journal is one of the
recent ventures in journalism, and it is
the newsiest little sheet that has struck
our sanctum for some time. John +.
Wood is the name that appears as editor,
and if his pare improves with age he
will soon have to enlarge. We have put
the Journal on our exchange list, and
wish the enterprise success.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-01-22

1t is reported from Washington that
Secretary Blaine is arranging to submit
the CHILEAN question to arbitration.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-01-22

Judge VIM. Lindsay, of Frankfort,
Saturday notified President Harrison in
person that he could not accept the APP
pointment as Interstate Commerce Com
missioner.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-01-22

Ex-President Cleveland has gone t.
Louisiana for week of hunting anC
fishing on Joseph Jefferson's plantation
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-01-22

w. J. Sauer and Patrick kaufman at
tempted to cross the river at Carrolton,
(Ky.) Saturday night, in ferry barge,
and neither has been seen since.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-01-22

Happy and content is home with 1.-The Ro'
chester" lamp with the light of the morning.
Fer catalogue, wrifs RoehESfsr Lamp Go. N(w Yo-k
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-01-22
j. W. POINTER.
ASST. CASHIER.

Has ample facilities for doing
a general banking business So
licits deposits, makes collec-
tions, gives prompt and careful
attention to all business entrust-
ed to it, and extends to its
customers the most liberal
accommodations consistent with
correct banking business.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-01-22
z FARMS FOR SALE !

\ farm containing % ACRES. miles
from Mt. Sterling, all in grass except
acres; good soil, good improvements and ~
good neighborhOod, with an excellent or
chard, and convenient to good schools,
churches and postotlice. Ii is Il nice home;
and must be seen t. he appreciated. will
give better bargain than can be found III
the State, if application is made before !
rent il.
-: ALSO, -
\ farm of ABOUT 365 ACRES, near EIei,
on Blackwater, Morgan county, known u
the Miles ksSh tam; about 100 acres clear
ed and in cultivation. and the balance IN
timber. This farm is susceptible OF division
will divide il to suit purchasers and take
few good horses in part payment aud give
liberal terms on the balance.
dlS,f j. q. TRIMBIE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-27

FLOUR AND MEAL-tlOur holders were talking a
S e snd rs %
Dbl; PIns sea 200 s % sS SSs' s S isVS Pa
eb rng Is 'a n5 TOO s 81 e1sy S0 s eO
S sissi sa Z 4oaTs Cry mill ina extras quo
q IS for The West Indies patent. - ooas4 Is DO
. a"s n s'aSs 's5Hs Hns' @
e )
fL6Ua-oSoted g. 1892 8 heG nd q so9sl 50
az ACC sco s ST sspeldae j s6a:s
$50 sss.s 'a T.. 20. 's's s.n,,.
,oSaS and e otaen P ss showed gains
5sr.sr closing sas Rss ss up ne isD
bushels dealt Initial sale. lndssed rise ., Of r.
T ,sS Pas s sc s s at
hrm early with an adyaass Of I'd Fl xeIgSe
tsid up ftSTe and there more or les foreign
S IN hs Norhr Re.s9o sso AIDED the built. Paris
n no ssn' Wess Small small as 70 the ksd
sna s g bashs %a fully 9e sSs DGg
had material sGec, ssabo.sa slsa.nee g. Of aO0 of
sHpsasSs &c ans
. stock. Sh ms s as nd Ss
doing past week. Arrivals a interior points we're
.s s' @ : sRns o $50 sss: s sS v9''
o sssesSa receipts S 10 oas o
lots moderately active and tie tone qg,te strong
e. W" s az
No Northern spring at Pic oyef December and ungaded
red private terms Mers took 600 bush choice red al
s3e Sales 900 bush future 50 900 bush spot includ
Norther1 spring At s5,ac; No red. qgoTen at s9.c
No sepember 7s2S7es,c. closing 7es.c; DO october.
1850 sotc closing at sol.c do NoyeInber s1aasl%c.
$Si4c do May $50 as9sc. closing at 500 .RYEMore OF
tess nominal Quoted at S467c CARROTS and boatloads.
BARLEY-1n better demand. Sales, 10000 bush
ungr:des Western 30 and 20 600 bush do to arrive on
Was stronger, sympathlzing with wheat, and some
little covering Of shorts though the volume Of speculation
slnal FINAL figures showed rise Of isaaec. Ths
email Increase in the visible supply colo reathei n thS
with . moderate trade reported Shippers took
5000 bush, Including No mixed at 54s delivered,
s se bush IS Snh sp se'ss Ssn
graded mixed and white. at 53d53sc No. mixed,
bSfad53sc elevator "a 5a54aac afoat 55%c T. o. b.; no
September 532d53c, closing at 53i2c do October Ssh
6e1N56ac. closing at 5ehc o ATs-Hardened
tri6s and options gained isd4c, Influenced by
strength in wheat and corn Speculation however was
only moderate and entirely local The visible supply
very steady prices Clearances, 529 bush Sales 28O
900 bush futures, 2ls 600 bush spot including No.
mixed st 35s. d36c elevator No. white at ss a39c
slsystss No mixed s,as5.c seyater No. whte
mixed track 37a3s2c white do. 3sia d462c; No.
September closing at 37c do October 37ase closing at
3Se do November 3sc. closing at 3sasc do December,
ssc closing at 39c do MAY. closing at 42c No white,
ale, FEEp-ouoted at 75asoc for 40 ~ 76asoc for
85d9oc for 100 n s5cGsI sharps; 75a80c
rye feed Hominy chop. 90c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-27

8 i; = +; 8 +; u.s. 81 's'
do 'i iag % si 3 sras IS Ts. 80
J 5oSS p pSdGs = e yess. Isl
G at II: - a. d. s4 l. G s 3 s? p dS at rs 90
ela.ssr, 277 81; 10 Dc. 800 NJ at So do. 1872 n
e. fS S Il i IS Ss f S6 e 10 % a, ss
mNGF ESb an Z yse ~ S
Ges &c ears we Re. 80 sy Sr 3 sn
The supply was heavy but SSehsr'
S Ss o @a @S Of for the the sS GRADES e
we've rne easier lambs declined - @se per ~, D. but
pma "sf htp s Sa a, '-G oq 50 per
6 % az e q eocs eS G s Is S TO- R1 d aes
Of rather fancy lambs shipped flom DelaSae Count by
COMPANY buyer at IS Is few cui's brought o. 70
Dressed mutton steady at 7eose. and dressed lambs
n ayeage at SO IS Per 100 n 1913 do 70 a. IS so
d. IS g n, at 8 Is DO 81 I,S d. o. 2:
go 81 2 8 zoe d. % d at at az So
sylyana Do co ~ s5 20; III do o. n ct 4s, - 50
yiSgi%e d. = s. Virginia ,Rsseg 20 p at
d. 81 N at - 60; do % N, at 81 so; % do, 100
s. I sS s g. a g e "a state a%o E
a. a. 7 & d. 5oS 20 IN At 3 az 2 reSasysns d.
Il n ct g 25 2as DO. eGe ~ at - 49, Z! DO 81 IN n
Virginia sheep Il NJ al So 10 STATE DO 81 D. at . 30;
80 sy a2 % do c 81 at 70 - e; Co. II e III s. g
20 d. ia D. At =, ~: buck. ia3 n at 81 - 20 -
osd aS eo y S 80 g G'2 s w !e%' g. .
sG S1s So az d. g e. n at At 81 49, s % %e fn'H
3 10 az p Is f g q Bucks il7 T. At 81 g. ~ ~
M 10 DO Fl a. a. IS o 2o do % n az s. aos
q stat ssccC .92 J" at =" fs; " do 20 J" at - 90;
m ls q B. i Is sS 10 ins Ssss'e .s 's & q
80 kea MSSs IS '?' 1''' ,.' !" at .o
Newton : Gilist, io9 STAT lambs - y az se 80:
g Virginia sheep A. At 81 90 10 state do los H. at
f. W Parsons 81 state lambs II n a. SO; 10 culs
D. p. q Kasc: 70 pcnn.yl,an, lambs 20 n at % %
D Harrington C5S Canada lambs 20 n at SC 25 2l6
DO - n at =. IS $50 stat do % y a. 81 .; 2i3 do
n at sJ las Western sheep 30 A. at 81 10 State DO.
- & o % 8 81 a. s'a g a. at g. .cs 1n g. q
n at Sc; 3i3 Carade do ~ n at - 10 "a shcep and
G io q n at e, s y q DO DO o a. 20 o2 w''"
Hume Mullen 20 stotc lamb. q n ~ az 10 81 Ga
DO 81 n at IS -; 1917 Do 81 r. at . s2 1855 DO 50
q. 70 = so q rs sa,s die t ,os at - 30 10
IIallenbeck { Hollis 20s Western lambs. &c n. at
SO SO 3ii State do 70 n at % p 90 do 81 n at 50
scott Pdcock 10 state lambs. 20 =, at 70 Ii; 81
Hocs-EScslpts 05 cars Or s.5Iee hcad-so at
4ost. AID 70 cars nj Jersey city, The few lois on me
pe ncgGcd Sc $ TO- oa g ard
the market T. quoted lue nrm at the ranse 90 -
sale-Jgcd Bg s lo5 d. stat Iso hcS' 80 q,
do. go \. at IS q pig, 10 p AZ So
=. $. Kase: II Pennsylvania hoc. port roughs, POS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-27

sss'C ssv'' si s%a i rys
Little %poys%ens ,I IN the y. ne
about steaiy Site 1882 choice 2oa29c fair choice
ehCe s Sss. mf faec Cost
eus MsL ss%5 Ss;
and s srt e'SoeT dSvel{ ffsa
i , %onG' tons asi 1 5sr sa
ss s's Of g. .psf 30 copper 'Sps '-: a''
months ga sales q G. NJ spCt 80 S to%s S %sr
G in Is n Ms = "a H No @ Belgian per
A' SSki VA sToREs-spIRITs TrRrEHNTlNE-wssSs,
asac 'oNei K o. inquiry sanet S"9ed q
s. RI god o. 4 y 81 K K y Co. H. 81 7o & q G5
.n oeE da f 5St Tael S are we'll 'E
lSA4ENFSS LSirPSoE OGS f Ss
hence 70 the P srd S sseb SS Re src
and a Hneoa O.s TOO eass. refined Italian bark
rfpP2a IA fPss to 1PiS sGSS f Rec
o Cork for orders II t Go0 qFs b., early y
T TSsGSs s'S' Cork Ter ode GstSOe,
AhsSsRE q fSS'' ciASffks lrS;'
fra hS9ton 10 to West coast q WIZ
a from on pd pSss To var rni
Rosario so schooner from Bucsvlc 5 c. 70 Pelnts-
Bay win phosphate g go 'shSooS hG foSS w@S
With ernes ay Tars iamIcS g. and Back North Of Hat
teras with cewood % 50 sehoq net from Jacksonville
sn %s y'G Saas so' erlm. o'ncsi I" Fss 5aa
S Ss; 5se % ouofssva ssas5s prime
n sSt pr s 1 r dark pfsscd ssG prime
ns SsS Sge DO a'S natural % 'iS
SS do S,s st ssscn'e Straits Sas sss oye Italian
5Sr60U palm 5i.c. a. T..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Armstrong, VIM J. and wife. % Brtge, = Cody 40
ltata;'t &, % S Sogther9 i np1GH" ss
AMI" st ~ olB.a ave jn.t,lments ..'........ 80
Byrnc. Ann, to Margaret + McIntyrc Goth
Bran. Habeta. to Henry a Frost istave. -
crjmw nj .'' John D. 70 james S Reynods n
5oth-,t Of 7thaye. wars ~. 800
Carroll gI Tnd T nara to sS co.. ,e.aq cea%
of Amsterdamave, demand $50
Campbell Go s'I N 4 g ne e alan'ee ana
Collins WIN q. and wife, 10 The seaboard National
nank Of NewYork, : iosth-st. OF River o., y
Ebing. Jacob. 70 Gusia,e zimmerman. n 9Oth.
st. Of lth-aye. year =. .......,..-:..-. so
CoutlandaVc' u OF i5Istst year. - 20
Same to Herman Huber, W courtland-ave, OF
johnson. wlila@ aud another, to David open:
ieimer, Aihany P@.i HS9d, Of lands Of -
HalcnburRh. Sophie II. Ia Abraham II Iiummel,
3sth-st. W Of lst-aye, instalments, mort
Leeectt. Ann +. and another. u John Cryder ct
al. executors. Sc, IA Lexington ave, years 100
Bank N Y. : 22dst, " Gth.aye. year.... 60
Lewis. Nathan. to the United stats Life Insur-
anec Co r. 5sth',. o. 2tn,oy T years 100
y Y, trustee. &c. II = l4lst-st. OF sth-aVe.
Marx. Davis. and wife. to Samuel sullivan. SIS
Ffont~st Of jackson Square. year ,..-... 30
McElroy. Dartc S. to Phebe Murray. NOES
IDxngton-sve years. go
Noble William. and wife. 10 Charles l. Applety.
5gh-', Of 7th.aye ! year - Nicso,.. 500
Macse No 733 Fast 0th.st 8 years. .........- so
Reid George and wife 10 the New.york Life
Insurance Co n l0lst-st, " OF West End.ave. -.
schramm, John. the Franklin Square Savings
Hams Emma s' ia sv John smith .o i'o
539, map Mcirosc south. &c, years.....,..,. 3
Femme. Oscar. 10 Otto Ilcnner. Tower Place.
wellwood TIzabetb J and another. 10 Edward
d Berthe. n lo7th-st. Of Willis-aveI year 1917
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-27

s:s4 Ss:si$;;:
i 81 Is ~ e iocs "a @ is oSo DO ~ r az q
e e. is 81 at g thsarS DO $ 1888 Sse e.
nos DO rew stays 1922 at - 10; o. l2 ooo w. az az
sac 1S e ~ yIFSS!s
as vi ss Z 30 at is' Fl a. DO 1898 r. "a
oxen n, iteS ~ 81 S.: DO 1873 a. -; Do r7Io
50 ssx 20 , q a. iG' ~ at bulls 80 3D. at
DO sfi i eSfi' y css'fs:' is'3 p
ssee as os9 n e O. 10 s n at % " do
yilsai. : IS SIi i's. S1
lfdS G 90 Io@ 3 texans cows
DO, 1881 H. ~ ~ Is DO 1891 m. at = l25; !
sssc afes stsse Suls ioi5 h. 81 State o1ea
ad 10 , "a f5 az Sat. ;oas o. iSs No. a. 3
at y sc Is g. ss kFSS?' s &c. 1855 'S
y,'esi, * s ~ G s 1889 g,
J. shamberg: p colCrados, 1iss n, at 81 SO Fl do
i'o A. 4 : j. christy "a Virginia steers. 1912 N. at
trade Feeding ..:sdy and dealers quote common to
Sr Sf 2. a%t 6$ 70 i ysS
y:s sSa At y rs head & a but &
arrivals uptown included cars consigned direct to
butchers.
Dressed calves nrn at sale for country dressed veas
Od12c city dressed. choice 12ec and f1d52c Tor
dressed grassers.
Sacs--Hsllcnbeck Hollis: 40 yeals, 17e m ayerace
Per 100 n 4S do $50 n at 81 so: 20 do. 1S H.
ct 81 do 1853 n SO fed calves. 1s2 H. at 81 so
DO 233 N AZ 81 Il gsssers. 226 N. at e2 So 81 do
214 N. at 81 90.
n u q. N 81 Us g. y s 70 d. n At d & g 5So
do 100 n at 90: 10 do 2I5 ~ OF 80 50; fed cllves
1916 n az -; a. 2eo n ct SO 10 rrassers. go ~ at
e. 70. IS do. 247 n at So 40.
=. Disnb:ss - seals e2 a ~ AZ ~ ic no Iss e. :.
p Neiso1 - - vcais. 1cl n at IS: 4 de- 112 IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-27
REAL EsrArE rKANsrEIs.

33dst l75 II Of oth.ave Jo.4As0.V. Thomas
Nelson and wife 70 itoby \ Smith ......... 300
b7thst, No 30 Vest tharea Buck ana VIE :" ,o IN,
Ecvaods t. John y ofinnins ..-'.~..-... 10000
H pss oo ''. 600
Tower Pace = - 100 Il e Of WeBst,r.aye. .6s
100: Helen VI York Oscar femme ---.--- 300
Sth-sVe. lot III, map John Igndt ming between
loom and lolst sts May Parsons ano an mo-
other To Carcuce e Mitchell. ..... .,..,,.:..:. lWl
Stll-aye, lot 2l3, same map Clarence " hfhHl q,
and another o. Mary l. Pafshna -. .,--. ~.
i5h.st 1873 East; Charles Common ~ Brdset Dis . no.
eIs scInugg and Wife 10 Julius Dornbsig IL 900
gth-st, No 13J East Nicholas Aacsel anu VII" W a.
Benjamin Kostntlstt and another -NVsV
KINGS II d, 10 ~ Of Conffcss-st 2oAIo' Johh q,
l. StOchcrs and wife 10 Blanc be T. liam. -,
7oth.s; 80 81 West William & q Wilson 81 al am
,osth' NG'nenu' 1co n = of Riversiie Dive
100; Emily Hayne and another u "hIia" " :. ooo
,os,n.st = = ITO # 9 Of riverside Dnve. liNIoo;
Otols Improvement Co 70 Emily l4yh. 80, /
SD It I>sNingtonaN". 2'.3A'o shFEh 40 mn,
ID Onderdonk and another 10 Daflu, - Miis OVVV
3Gth-st. bet sth and bth ave, ''HH'9''i NH
Iangbeln, referee. Ia J. George fann'. or, 4'"o
FlectWoodave. :, $50 z g fllLaosth-s. .,s
100 and other property william II Turner 'nd oo,
7'@,,st NO. $40 cast i''' 1880
14st6 SS 10. aoi West sarah Toahs u sarah ,-,
137h.st s. S75 9 OF wiilis.ays IoOxIco; tdwsd 49,
ID Bertine and wife 10 Elizabeth ) WsWooa zo'Vo
Plot oath ward, adjoining lands s9d iy A H
f.. Putnam. 13jXJOXirfgulhr; Idtflch ming
and wife Sc Eul l. Berrian- z''OV
o1st-st No. iGi Wet. James Brown and wife 10 - am
Nelson Cubberley c @i'ooo
BONES Sarah Lisk and another TO WHEN .oo
III Turner ''"o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-27
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

A. the month Of September draws b end tho at
tendance the Exchange. daily incr'ases AZ L,brty-
yesterday a number Of old faces wel. present which
have been mrcly FOR the last three months. The
only sale the market yesterday under foreclosure
by d. =. IngIahant Co. who sold at the lesroon. No
Broadway. Nb l31 Ea,t One-hundred and irst-st.
west Of LcAington%ve hye.story brick nst OH fan
lot. The plaintiff the buyer for $4,000
Although the number Of sales advertised for the next
comparison that Of the correspond
ing month !4rt year, there 10 fair average Of eA-
ccutor, sales which must be- sold " close e-laer Jon
y. tfoding has i.suod bills for the sale W LibcIty
October 10, Of nos LAO and l-4r seconp-aNt ana
No. 7ts Lexington ave The property consists o. nNe;
story brick flats to be sold order VI Tar cSecutofs 81
deceased owner.
The cOnaition Of the market in regard 10 force iosufe
sales. ths majority which now bid Ia by tho
plaintiffs IL creating mlrgiNipg tn part o. u"se
brokers who den u. AIlseyrs caurcy loans
estate great p0Ition ~ this money Hisunc'd be-
longs aad executors. who, when they cali II
the money and Interest for distribution or r.
II trustee has 70 buy ia Lhe pfuyor.y
morgaqco sell afterVard private contssct, IL en-
trry scsroys the usefulness 81 the security Tor qg
nuc. conservative lenders reduce he proportion 10"
loaned on real estate. aioyt other iorD II -e
curly readily convertible. .
lie following r0lc held at the Nev.York Real
Estate >slrsToom today
one nve-story building with lot No lSi Past l0lst.st
- n " ~ LcSnEton~Ne. lot 2ONiVOlI, plalntin'
$4,000. 49, 49,
COlunibusavc. was adjourned to september 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-27
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

IN. Y. L. II. H. KK. Co.. Lessee).
Trains leave West 4XG-sJ. station Newly vrA fob.
lows. and 10 minutes earlier from IT, Frnklin-s- y. H.
:Si.SJ A. VI. Daily hewDUfgh, Klng. tod, Albany
daily Exc. sunday, west OF Coelman's Jc
7Ifj 4. VI. Diy for Albany except sunday,
1910 A. VI. Day for Albany, Utica Syracuse koches-
Ter Buia.o: Niagara Falls. Detroit, Chicago except
1873 4. VI. saily, except Sunday. for Albany and
400 Y. NJ. Daily. except Sunday, for Albony.
5,I5 p. VI Daily for Albany, Montreal, Utica Syra.
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fails, Toronto. De-
$40 p. NJ. Daily CYeept sunday. for Newbureh Al.
pany Saratoga and Montreal " ~
sis r. VI. Daily ior Albany. Utica syracuse Koches.
tcr BulaIo. Niagars tsE Toronto, Detroit. Chicago,
HAVti.sI KAw LOCALS, Ia. y 40 p. NJ.
NhWBUk Re- LOCALS, SO, 10 10 A. NJ. Il 10. 40
535, % 80. IL 40 p NJ.
Sleeping cars COR buffalo. Niagara Fails Toron,,
Detr thica4o 1t. Louis. all
sDaiy. For tickets. Timetables, paror AID sleeping
accommodations informal on apply Offices Brook.
lyn 355 Washinson'st.. 20 rutonst Annex ONCE.
DOT Fuifon-st. Newlork CITY. III. Ts5
~ broadway liJ Rowery, 81 Fast l4,h.st.. So Yves.
G. l.. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-27
european ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFUL-COMFORT
EPPS'S COCOA,

BhEAkFASr-"By thorough knowledge OF the
uatura which govern the operations OF digestion and
nutrition by careful application the properties
weselected Cocoa, Nj Epps provided
tables with deicatey favored which may
many heavy doctors bills IL y by the udcious use Of
such articles ~ diet that constitution be gradually
built up until strong enough 10 resist every tendency 70
Hundreds OF subtle maladles floating
us ready wherever there Is q point. We
may escape many fatal shaft BY keeping ourselves well
fort With pure blood and properly nourished frame"
Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boag water milk Sold only
half tins by grocers labelled thus JAMES EPPS
4 CO.. Homeopathic Chemists.- London England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-27
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFTEE-Brszn growths were dealt in 10 moder-
ate extent to-day and prices had steady support NO.
euoted at 15ssa152c Sales, $500 bags No: 10 ar
rye l5.sc; 100 bags do SPOT l1sd lol2c LOO olss
santos No 8, 10 arrive, 14lsc and 600 bags No
Santos 60 be shipped 15i2c Mild grades steady sales
SI5O bags Central American, on private terms me
contract dealings only moderate, and Ce dft OF
prices was somewhat cratic. slight Meakhess was
Rots6 al the outset, some months declined points
favorable crop news from Brazil on which there was a
ansI figures showing net gains OF 23diO points htrc
ADVANCED i.ala fr On meths Whine late deliveries
were xesx. Hamburg closed pal pig lower; LONDON
s5s; October. Cos 81 November. O5s "a ncccnber
S5s Cd; January s6s February, Cos Amsterdam 3 pt'
90 SEP --(1ood ordinary Java, 54Sic M9rket nIn, d
T2io quotes First ordinary 40 klos), II oN Poou
sccopd 10 kiios), II 100; exchange loe receipt. IN
Ec 5000 bags Rio stock ooG bag Ko % 6"ns
Ann: RIO shipments By steamer TO ed STATES uuIns
%eet 600 bags Rio shipments 70 Europe during week
rs o06 bags RIO purchases for Europe during week sVoo
49, freirht per steamer 10 United States. 3Oc anc .
nsr cent priage steamers loading at lo Tor ulltea
States good average Santos. 10 400, receipts az
santos il 900 bags stock 900 bags santos
msrkei quiet Santos shipments for United states o 6
steam 2S bags Santos shipments Tor E9opeo lSUoV
6sss Santos purchases for United States, looOo Day
Santos purchases to Europe 600 bags Santos iregh!
re1 steamer to Havre % fr and 10 per cent pfnsge
steamers loading at Santos for United states
loading at santos for Epgppe receipts at RIO H July
36b 900 bags time 1880. $50 600 bags; receipts
Sime 1891 6o7 900 bags same time lsoo 'HVoo p"e'
% DIV t2Qs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-27

Good to prime steers sold year ago at 50 5oaso 80
the average price estimated at s5
BEEN Esoieceips for the Two days, 81 cars , or
GIG hesd-22S consigned direct 10 slaufhtcIcs IN.
Guiding l27 for Eastmans Company ~ cars Tor me
United Dressed Beef Company, II csrs Tor >shwaIlh u
& Sulzbcrger and . for miscellaneous shipIIs
p cars for export a'e Britain and 81 cars TO
be sold Ut Jersey City with the exception Of cars
Including cattle held nom last week arrivals
81 for sale At the lower yaids fNportrfs
and saugherers bought quite freely ana medium 10
prime steers sold fraction higher than on } riaay
possibly per 100 n other grades opened TINE rr
but osed dull and common natives were neglected for
Texans and Csorados, Of which there was quite a
sprnkng in today offerings Nery fey w,re ~ nn'old
al The finish. Texans sold al r3dS3 10 lTr 100 u :
Cooraeos at 90 4Ods4 35 to prime nay" s'ccls at
SO 2ods 10 and 10 head rsther sh3ee az - go 80
cows at s2asa 10 and few good We tern cow and
ease per n for decent 70 prime native sdes 5gs2e
for inferior do and 5a5i2c for Texas and COLORADO D'
Private cable ad,ices received SATURDAY quot r.,
frrerated beef slow at sasiae per , and Americon
steers dull 1T l0d1lc. few tops at London selling Ut
i.dli dead weight Freehis ard Insurance nn
to liverpool al Is shlngs but freqhs AZ 1910 shings
sSipments TTesdsy 700 beeves and 200 quarters Of
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