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Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
joys s.,ssss,'',. xssssss's

Most modern. most effective. largest bottlA
Same price. s1.oo. six for $500
For Sale by ON 8 Vaughn. the Druggists
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
TWO SUPPOSED BURGLARS.
They Are Run Down by a Mounted
Mexican and Two Officers.

Aney ARE Run OoWn Dy a mounted
Mexican and Two Officers.
There was a sensational scene at the
corner of Ninth and San, Pedro streets
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. A
Mexican named Lopez discovered
three men in the old starch factory
building, recently the scene OF boiler
explosion. Their actions were suspi-
cious, and when he entered the building
they fled. Lopez jumped on a horse
and armed with formidable looking
pruning hook, managed to run down
two of them and held them at bay until
the arrival OF Officers Abel and Cox,
who brought the prisoners to the station
in the patrol wagon. Their names were
registered as James Hines and j. Dean,
and as they could not satisfactorily ac-
count for their presence in the build
ing they were held on charge OF bur-
glary.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03

ing for Pullman section via the Santa
Eel
R. G. Brooks, Minneapolis, MIMI
Fine as silk.
A. O. Besh, Freeport, Ill.-Going to
Lordsburg.
Mason Trainn, Louisville, Ky.-Great
country.
Raymond Ellis, Louisville, Ky.-Fine
exhibit.
William Aiken, Brooklyn-Am going
out there.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
Old People.

J. v. 8. is the only sarsaparilla that old cr
feeble people should take. a. the mineral
potash which is in every other sarsaparilla
that we know OF, is under certain conditions
known to be emaciating. ]. v. 8. on the
contrary is purely vegetable and stimulates
digestion and creates new blood. the very
thing for old delicate or broken down people
1t builds them mp and prolongs their hvea.
A case in point:
Mrs. Belden an cstimable and elderly lady
OF $40 Mason St., s. F. was for months declin-
ing so rapidly as to seriously alarm her family.
1tgot 30 bad that she was finally afflicted with
fainting spslls. She writes: while in that
dangerous condition saw some OF the testi-
monials concerning J. v. g. and sent for =
bottle. That marked the turning point
regained my lost flesh and strength and have
not felt SO well in yesrs." That was twa
years ago and Mrs. Belden is well and hearty
to-day, and still taking J. VS..
If you are old or feeble and want to be
built up. Ask for
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
shiioh,s Copsumption Cure.

This is beyond question the most successful
Cough Medicine we have ever sold, a few doses
Group and Bronchitis, while its wonderful
success in the cure of Consumption is without
parallel in the history of medicine Since its
a test which no other medicine can stand. Ii
you have cough we earnestly ask you to try
IL. Price 10c, SOC and 81. II your lungs are
sore, chest or back lame. use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold wholesale by Haas, Baruch &
Co. and all retail druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03

When Baby was sick, we gave ner Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castorias
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoris
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03

As preventive DR.. Henley's Celery. Beef
and Iron has no equal.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-09-01
TEE FOUNDRY is ASSURED!
: !. !. -: .nTUL I,Y'hlf,
'RustIihg Business Men Will Accept
!. -. the Proposition ,af Mr.. l. 4.44
b NJ. Wilson. .
Only,a Small Amount Yet to Be Sub
i ,fscribed--Forthcoming,

): Redwood Falls will have foundry
and machine shop. The ~broad-mind-
LED citizens of this city have nobly
come to- the front, and subscribed the
bonus asked for by Mr.. i'm. Wilson,
|'of Oloquet, upon receipt of which, he
has, signed an agreement to at once
commence the construction and opera
ton: Of a first class, machine shop. 49,
/ H. The committee appointed at the
meeting Of a. week . ago. consisting Of.
tMessrs' 0. L.. Dornberg, c., Fred
Thompson and F.sW. -Philbrick,, for.
the purpose of securing subscriptions,
~heha meeting last Monday, and de-
clded upon an immediate canvass, and
So enthusiastic were the majority Of
our business men and citizens over
the project that after an hours can
Fyass the greater portion Of the AMOUNT
required was subscribed, Laird, i&
Dornberg starting tbs. amount at $751;
and 50 on down the list, Dr.,I g. Ri
helqqaffer has agreed to make a liberal
reduction in the amount he asked for r.
his lotsyin case the committee decided
upon them the for the l9cation.E- !
| i: Thereeare several business me4 yet
TO be seen, and the probabilities Iare
that they will give lberaAy. The
subscribers and amounts,so far, follow:
Laird & Dornberg. !. ...,.$25. 90
VIM. P. Dunnington. /. ::::-.s.25 %
c. Fred Thompson. rs 90
r. W. Philbrick. rs 90
Redwood.Eo. Bank. ....:@s.' 10: rs 90
G. A. Francois & Co. rs 90
Q -Turrell, CASH H. 80 .2b 90
II: M:eHitchcock & 20, ...-. rs OO
J.F:: Skinner az, Cos...,,,.,....~& %
frefch a. ApugghAaster.. ....~25, 90
CD, GilAllant. VEG ..+...,. ...25. lW
Bank Of Redwood sF alls. 80. rs OO
): P. Robipsom& Go. .s.... i ,p.25 .OG
George Lechper4ar... ...x,. - ~. 25,O0
A:C. .BprneisteE. 49,. -. .,s~. ~. % 90
Peck a: Co. sss. u.s.. :. sx.&. lbs. &c
Alng. bros. $50. =. :. ...-.... 80 w
| II. F. Buerhner: ~. = ...25 on
O.W. Mcmillan & Co.. ~. as. 90
G. w. Vaughn. 49, !. .::,..t .'...!16 GO
Schmahl & Co.. ;. ~. ,: ::..:.l5 90
He, Ackmarlt :. :. =, i y: Is GO
| Anna r. THunn -. .14. II =. -. TX M
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-09-01
"A FAREWELL RECEPTION. ~
A'+L Liz "a tr.f ,,.
Parting Words are whispered, to Miss
Arabe1 Martin.


Arabel Martin.
The beautiful residence of Mr.. anc
Mrs." H. "A. Baldwin, Of Wyoming
street, was the scene. ola splendid ano
successful social affair last Tuesday
afternoon, the occasion being a fare
we'll reception to Mrs .Baldwin's cousin
Miss Arabel Martin, who leaves fol
her, Hastings home next Saturday 4
The spacious rooms Of, the, Rom
anesque residence were perfumed with
the fragrant geranium,the nasturtium
the rose, and other flowers profiselJ
scattered aboutin thatseemingly care;
less, yet ornamental style, and. a car,
peted and. arranged observatory
did the residence appear to be. . ,.'
Mrs. Baldwin was assisted in the re-
ception by Mrs. HI. G..Schmahl, while
Miss Inez Baldwin assisted at the re:
fresRments, and pouring the coffee
Miss Martin wore !, cream serge. skir1
and a Japanese lowered silk waist
while Mrs. Baldwin was clad in blue
satin e and Mrs. Schmahl in sapphire
blue satin, both ladies wearing: Jewels
The affair was elaborate. and as pleas
ing to the receivers as to the callers
the whole rejecting great credit or
Mrs. Baldwin as an elaborate enter
tainer. Conversation, always fluent
at gathering Of the fair sex, was the
programme, up to the time of refresh
ments, when the following delectable
articles were served as the bill of fare
Rolls
49, Cold veal .garnished with beets
Salmon with Lemon
Cabbage Salad Picked Eggs
LEMON JELLY
Assorted Nut Ice cream, ,...
Fig Cake - )5s~u Ribbon Cake
:,st .Cohee ,-t4t ,s1,., 90
DIGESTIVE WATERS. A,4s--
Those present we're IMesdames RIA
Turrell, O. J., Reynolds, of St: Paul I.
F. M, Birkenmeyer,, Nv. r. Hunter
H. S. Baldwin, @. v. Everett Misses
Mamie, Nettie and Carrie Houck, ddt
garrothers, Lizzie Bisy5ell, Cone, Hett3
Persons, Anna Mccarthy, Kate For
bush, j Jennie and Hattie tBeeoher, En-
ma Skinner, hez Baldwin and Char
Jlotfe schmahL d 80, ~ ia ~
r. c; a.: FRANCOIS a. tCP.s are 9feIr I'll Y
this week 3 line of boysaknee pants.a
Ok couts -f,t s.a 7n, nt.Ys c15>aoL Il ;
|, You will a{ways' ges"far treathaen'
and & Iy u ksyga3 JIG f
e.Keene's, "a ..1,o* IS 81. Ds..a l12txi
~ aS'-ss- siasna a.ooq4 ssaS anfs,sd
~ A.v'a, ali h, vJ1s4 eds 10 sr.stEsw I
aAaxo~ 20 tsw.uzx ~ vsns o...s zssA.
} .aNaAS 70 eAca1zo4 al ~ sdSa b.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-09-01

40 M--AIJa az ssiu9 a>.aa.xy ..xssu,. y,
tid@1s7 10 zroes sa3Sx&.. RS a. A3v,a-
--ssWc-a ositesk8 hGsu& ..nAsAcss "a
u .GNssAS
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-09-01

.sLst. sol 2AaL1 i1s;OaqnI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22

light. closing strong; heavy corned 80 ooa 90 ~ y,
packers and medium. So COZ IS 80 Workers soouu "
best cornfed 81 5Oa IS go do light TO fair do - -od
81 so grasscrs common TO good 20 4oGSo %, soou
heavy ends, ga s. 40 pigs. gOcd 10 nest coiht ~,
- 30 81 40: do common skps 10 fair ~ 300 - ~
assorted rouPl, ~ 9Od - % common roughs - 90
~ rs stags 81 JOaSi. Sheep and lambs R'celps ms,
twenty four hours, 800 head total Tor werh h no
far $500 head for same time last week. 2.'oy,o
head consigned through, 200 head 10 New VI ~,
200 head SALE $500 head, market opened seHtS
for lambs higher for sheep closed stronger Tor snNP.
easier for lambs which plenty choice 10 Ihn,,
wcthers 75o 50 fair 10 good sheep, SD ~ 80 Guns
and common DO. S2aS3 70; Canadas, - !5a4 -
AZ 75a s. so Canada common to good, IS 7jd 90 20
do choice TO fancy S6 23G 80 30. .
Chicago sept. 21.-" The Evening Journal re,
norris Cattle-Receps 90 900 head shipments. 1000
head Market steady 10 lower prime to extra natives,
s5a IS As Others - 75d ~ % Texan steers az .2@
s3 rangers - 5Od "a so: st0ckers, - l5dt " 20
cows. 81 2Od 81 50. IIogs-Receipts. 10000 head
shipmcnis $500 head Market active. 30 loc higher
rough and common. - ooo - 20; mixed and pcktrS'
- 2jdSJ 35: prime heavy and butchers Weights
- Boa - 60: light. 1895 CO. heep-k'ccipls'
5000 head shipments. 800 head. Market SLOW.
lower: native ewes. - 500 - 40: mixed T4aT4 ID
wchers ~ 500 20 % Westerns. ~ ~ go iahibS'
80 jOa$5 90. ,o -.
81. Louis, sept oI.-Cattle-Receipts. 5,2o0 head
shipments ZOO head. Market slow; fair to choicc
native steers - Goa 30 %. do Texan ana lhuan
shipments 500 head Market Zoe higher heavy.
- Boa s. 50 mixed $50 - 49, light, - lOd 70 az
Shcep-Rccepts LOO head: shipments. 400 head.
Market steady; good natives. ~ -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

IN. Y. c. & II. X. RR. Co.. Lessee.
Trains leave west i2dst. station, New-Yorx, as FOL
lows, and 10 minutes earlier, from II. Frankn.st y.
3:S0 A.. NJ. Dsiy ior Afweargh Kingston Albany
13 A.. u. Daily for Albany; except Sunday. Montreal
1Gs0O A. W. DAILY .or Albany, Utica, Syracuse, kocLs
ter, Buralo, Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chicago; exeey
saturday for Toronto
1l,35 A. NJ. Daily. except Sunday for Albany mi
400 r. N. Daily, except Sunday, for Albany.
sails p. VI Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica Sy,S
cuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fails Toronto, D.
trvit. chicago ST. Louis.
$50 p. VI. Daily, except Sunday. for Newburgh. ~
bany. saratoga and Montreal.
s.tJ i, VI. Daily for Abany, Utica, syracuse Roch<
ter. Buraio, Niagara Fans, Toronto, Detroit. Chan
HAV his inAw LOCALS, 24o, 's:45 p. NJ
NEWBU R8 LOCALS, 20, 'lOl6 A. NJ, rs n
80, g 80, IL +5 p. NJ.
sleeping cars Cor Buffalo. Niagara Fails Toroas
Detroit, CHICAGO 81 Louis, on all through trains.
-Daily. For tickets timetables, parlor ana slsep9
car accommodations Information. apply Offices: Boc
Ign, 1913 Washngton-st 72o tulton-st, Annex ona
foot Of tulton'st New.fork CITY. 27l. 1l3, 1853. as
az Broadway, lf5 Bowery, 81 East lith-st., IS Va
&. e. LAMBERT General Passenger Agen,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22

.c1 &c ]! light re9se sr sass fuGfa
i S i, q e u ss25 X % 90 NJ 80 70i n 81 81 :
pr. Seas. ifi! is
a IG Lean sn So sasS g sash az sfa a.
bush wheat At ga . Atwfp stan Ssei o coGs o a;
ssaa ospo stP shp1S sSs e %;
s ss sssf' s:':s Z 8 40
ae0 S es' lAfa f: IL t&fs
hence tT Msf1,i 'Sff
o' ssI e s3es HsSFs to Or roS ecston
crn schooner E1abehort to Bton cbo S0a S
York To- Havana coke 50 schooner NewYork % Der:
%ud PsS o and gS' s SSg To
sscS or Slads Cochin l
&c P eeTen Gunner se lnseSd raw Amerean do cal
cua. Sc do OutOftow9 $780, nrd rPg Iimca oasie
n eh p s g5 5e dark prSs.cd Sc prime
rnq 5Sa57e natural Wla. 55c b 6gaGSd %pH
''G RISV quiet but prices had
5d, 50 , sa 95sI S@' a2 % ppHe
r s9 mes iSe%t and quS Hta mes
T.: ss"fS 1d "a % aa%T iissfs P...cf
HsSs aa s H say S ana a S quite
ef4 sefs quoted s% 49, for = a% pc Il .hdId
e Sf% %d co. SMOKED d da. 49, S
Chicago for September closed S3Jc, ana octoocT' o.'
.. DRESSED TOGS-A trine letter and in fair r9Uest ;
quoted nc for zoo NJ 7.c for $50 ~ 7'sc for 100 u
pigs LARD-was dull throughout The entire
session ruling weak aud strong Alternately, CLOSING,
tribe lower OF CASH sales 200 tcs SOC closing &c
for septembe 776c october sales. 500 &c. 5Ss
nSsiFy, 5os Ssri oi +. fancy
is e lie . ias stat and
ern separator extras 25d252c frsts 22d23c seconds
extras DO hrst 2oose seconds sg ocSnss
zoe seconds lSSisc; Western dairy. hrsts lsdlec
seconds 15a16c western factory June lrkin: eSirs
factory thirds to arss ltaiOfc 0MEEsInFlr% adS
MAINTAINED price despite slow export qem s~r9 nnI
fancy white l0s1o+e g. soloG Cannon a fair,
IF: :kim mn' as z but steady
sAol ssnea @ ...oD% Tme ,s %
c fns,,o; st as p.r case western c.hOne Ioao
sUGARRAw~In light request but :ieedy main
toned in prca quoted at 3d3sc for SO Test NJ
r% S ss9' po%d. sa Sis cubes 5l con
fectoners X, 4'ss5 l16c stsndaid a 4Ifas 5iSc No
II 3o.S3 IL Ice: 10. II 3asa3 l316c 49,,
STFARINE,-Cty lard steady quoted ~ sac IN mus
and oc I'm ties oeoiarenrine dull city. 90, "a
TALLOw-UnchangCd and quiet; quo'eu 'S04 ''io'
TEA.-sses day BY auction SosS pggs, aciudIn Ing
sIia Sn1SS%des ns, i9c conson
IIgs1c India end Orange Pekoe, 1l+al7c Annoy, 1914
Formosa, 16d30c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept 81. 3 :4j p. m.--Beef-lOlders ofer
moderately. Pork Holders offer freely. liams-iod'
crs offer moderately; short cut, about IA to 10 lb,'
firm at SIS BacOn-Holders offer sparng.y; Cumbcr-
land cut about II 30 lbs firm N 42s Cd short RIB,
about Is lb, firm at AS long clear mddles about -
rs firm nj as Long and short clear mindless about %
his firm at As I'd thecsc-iIoldors Oncr sparingly.
Tallow turpcntne and roSin-!oders offer moderately
Lard SPOT and futures Holders offer moderately
prime Western spot and september. steady at 's oc-
iNbcr and November steady mt BIS ID. Whcat-liod'
crs offer moderately No red winter steady ~ os
10 I'D Flour-TIolders offer moderately. Corn
spot and f.turrS-IIoldcrs offer moderately; mixed
Western spot, firm at A. g sd: September hrin ~
4. u I'd October firm NJ Is u :}-fd, November. irn
at A. I'd. Hops at London, Pacific coast-iiodeS are
not Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
THE STATE or TRADE.

ee PsT sc ' sBs 2 apms". 's9e$ sP
bbs Wheat steady no rsd, SPOT = i. s@75 i4c
december IS 1-sd7s lie May SIC asked steamer
No No; ar req . 10 l so reIeG bush sales,
bush southern wheat steady fuz Io.roC lonenerry
!s ISG cGS eay s m4 c yss G. sI%
copts 2,4I2 BUSH stock, 297ol bush sales. aUUo
bush southern cSr o w sSndy : No. vht e western
s 5s' iaa Soc 10 mixed do SO i2e a7c receipts
bush stock 1892 bush ol Rye steady ssS No
Hay steady good to choice timothy sl5o Sie Grain
tnlkmeats loose shoulders. lie long. clear. 34c
clear rib sides and sugar picked shoulder, l,2e
- &c; large. l3a Is l-2c Lard. refined, DC crude
lie Butter firm creamery fancy 2Ss 2oG ,aot 90
fancy, lea 100; good to choice. 16al7c store packed
l3al7c. Eggs active. 2oe2lc cole, very firm :
Irm granulated 1-4c Copper steady; refined
10 3-4c. whskcy firm. 81 ga ii 90.
Boston, sept easy Hsc hPsS oaF
10000 bush; shorts 100 tons.
Buffalo, sept. a1.-Spnng wheat-Iimits weak ana
lower no demand for new Co T SIs d. sae S1I 9S
$500 bush NO. Northern at 70 3ic. 30. ! hard
spot closed at - SIC. no. | Northern do at Ioa
O. T. at Soc. 80 no Northcrn do at = 34c no do
at ~ &c. Winter wheat easier sales cars no. =
red nj &c. No , extra red Ut '3c car extra
No. , white at nc. car No red at d9c on track
1000 bush no red In ,ore at re 200 bush NO., NO:
white nj 79c in store Com opened weak ana lower
closed strong outside prices cars No; yellow
sold AT j2G - lie, No. do Al 81 3id oSc, I
cars M AT so "a Sic 3 cars no AZ 500 30 Lee
ON track 1000 bush No. yellow at Bic 5000 bush
no. ) at 40 l-2c ~ Sac in store. 1000 bush 40 :
vclloy at 40 > E. l. T. Oats lower closed AT inside
yrices: cars No. white sold al 37a37 lie37 &c.
L. cars No. do at 35G % lac cars NO. mixed NJ
n In "a 3Ic on track. Bailey steady 5Oro bush
30 extra Western s6d ut SC. 900 bush No, a.
GOc stale G5a 7-c: No. Western, re asked RYE
five rars 10 sold 6Oc. closing At &c asked NO
, nj 52G SIC. Flolr I'm good demand and firm le't
,pling ~ 55G - 80, d. winter. - 3pd ~ 80 i!
nnur n 500 =, 20. Milfe'd steady and unchanged
Canal freight, firm wheat. , 77a 4c. corn. &c
oats > | &c naxSecd. 3 3Ac To New York Receipts
lIour 81 900 bb,: wheat. f1j,OoO bush. corn. 900,
900 bush: oats IljOOo bush; barley, 10000 bush.
.hlpmc us-Wkeat. l2l 900 bush, conn., $500 bush
enS ,cel 1900 bush By rail-FlOur. $1,000 bhls
wheat 800 900 bush; corn, $4,000 bush oats. .l2
900 bush
Chicago. sept. ol.-The leading futures ranged as
.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22

salt meats and hams entirely unchanged. Ls1a
steady. 30 81 l2a:392 L. Receip,s-fon%r' oars
81 900 bush rye. 1000 bush; barley, 1000 ouSh:
shIpments-E1oir, 5000 bush; wheat. 5000 bush
corn 600 bush oats 1000 bush rye, 1900 bush
Toledo sept 2I-Whent dull flrmer; No. .. cash,
74c september "a 1-4c December - 34c May, &c.
Corn dali; No. .. cash. AZ lie. Oats quiet; CASH
33c Eve dull; NO =, cash. 81 1-2c: No. 3, SOC.
clover seed dull. steady prime cash september DC
tober and November. 81 %, December, SO January
=, 10 Receipts-Flour AS bbls; wheat, l63.o5I
bush corn D;,59 bush oats. LOCO bush rye. $40
hush Shpments-Flour. 1915 bills; wheat, 10000
bush corn Is 900 bush oats, 1000 bush; rye, $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
LINES.

SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEw.YoRK AM
CHICAGO. VIA CHAU1AUoUA LAKE %
RAMA OF MoUNTAISS. FORESTS An
STREAMS.
Micdieiown. Fort Jervis Monticello White LAKE. Hons
Tale. Scranton Bmsnamton. Flmirs. Corning, wstkiu
Glen. Bath. Hammondsport Avon Spr!ags Rochesta,
HornesvIlle Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto Chauauqua
Lake Cleveland Cincinnati, ST. Louis Chicago and "
points West. Trains leave New-York foot OF Chamber
~. follows and i've minutes earlier from West 2sd
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
S.UU Lake. parlor Ca, New: York to Buffalo; Sleeps
Union sou 70 EXCEPT Sunday o Mons pS '
vEsriBULE LIMITED.
Z mr.. NJ nsily-sold train for Chicago. via chsuus
O.VV qua Lake. sepers Chicago, Cleveland anl
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
0.3U dale and MOhtlceo
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS
O.3U Falls and Grand Trunk RAILWAY Sleeper
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
O on r. NJ. Dsily-Vla ChautauQua Lake and Mann
0.oU Falls. Solid train TO Chicago. sieeDefs
Buffalo. Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR fORr JERvIS.
p. m sundays-9 a. m. D. m. $50 .. N. g 80 D. =
FOR NEWYUkG.
VA EEK DAfS-y q m, AS D. m, 4:45 D. n, S:y
w D. m. p. m. Sundays-9 a. m, D. M, 80 q.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
MAPS AND i4Mt.IAbLEs may be obtained from
aiming seees list So and bSsans ssS
urban Homes" describing vicinity OF New-York. Chsu.
SYci kE i' sS sDsI S
i 40l and 95I BIoad"ay Chambers ana West "a o.
wsy. Williamsburg 20 Hudsonst. MOboRen. aas i iS:sy
Sty station E,s TT s5 Company calls FOR 80
d. /. ROBERTS. GeneNl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
Delaware, Lackawnnnn md Western r. r.
suoprp.r LINE. sirTSeriss;rlnILrD NM .,v,
PI'il,NAN' CnttIiks A"AiNS'

DIRECT route to NEWARk, BLOOMFIELD. MONT
9s iseb oS Msd-s.
MoPArco0EG, Maekett;ItsMq SCH3oLEY's NOM
s h E@sTi1s
s,o.S SSaaMXXM4dES 6%F5Rp
sIs TTIGA ShlGa FIELp SHINES to Wsssi
S1RNAfNSh 'n2TM n.NSvJH, 9HMMEEGo ELMIRA
point, WEST EoRTHWEsT AND SoyTiwEsSTT. u"
OsWEGO EMPRESS Pullman parlor cars. Comes
at Buffalo with tran FOR CHICAGO, arriving . Ak
a. IN. next morning Wv
7fgb A. M.-BlNGIiAMTON NAIL. Stops o. princ,n.,
stations 'As'p~
400 T.. M-SCKANrON. BINGHAMrON and EIMIp,
EXPRESS. Pullman coochcs paror cars,
ls10 T.. VI. SCRANTON, WILkESBARRE and PAM
1850 +. vi. CdaiiyJ.NBUfFALo LIMITED EXPRESS
200 +. VI. yl.-BGtFAL0' RiGHfIEI spRINos
-. TICKETS end PULLMAN ACC0MMo ATiOYs at n
Murrayst. and i29 Broodway. Ticket, at ferry staor
7s5 and 042 Broadway so West l25th.s 235 Colum6us
ave New. YORK s33 Washingtonst 7o6 Fulton.st and
formation ct all stations. '''e A" M
WESTCOTr EXPRESS COMPANY will cali for and
check baggage from hotel residence destination. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

buffalo. sept. 2l.Cattle-Receipts last twenty four
hours. eco head total for week thus far. 1O.500
head for time last week. 8. 40 head consigned
through, 1.140 head to York, 400 head on sale
80 head market opened slow closed steady for good
grades weak for common fair 10 good cows. ~ 500
81 81; common. 81 754 81 %; sausage bulls. 81 e0n
81 30. I0gs-Rccepts last twenty four hours. $500
head total for week thus far "a $50 head for same
time last wtek a. 100 head consigned through. 1850
head; to New-York, ,350 head sne, $3.50 head ::
market opened steady for heavy gades stronger for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

vi na ihon%b e-s active trading reached moderate
aggregate No Rio quoted A. l6.alSse saeS and ooYo
S 1000 bag No 70 s5ve o1 ,s-c sa Ss Steady
SAGE 800 Maraceibo. plva*. terri - was
displayed frncr strength and moderate aco,n,
Gables were again better. and this coupled ~lT en
strength In SPOT lots had stimulating lnhueiee. ir.Vo
NJ the close show OF 5aIO points ha'fe ryse
. fiuhe and Hamburg closed sS pig goatoes s.pseH.
ber eSs Cd October CAS- Noyem Dor as IosTdsul
Sepa 81 is92-Tae oca estimate Of the srown ao
eminent Java crop 6Sl 600 bags lIo Yuyeo,
Er.t ornary 10 xos, IL l50 GOOD second 40 k9sl'
II $50 exchange (prvote 10 ls receipt IN na ~
Rio oV ssasnces to Europe 900 bass no stos GOO
BAGS santos stock i7S6oo tags Santos market ques
goed average santos, 10 5000 cleared rSm ss o
July 70 September s9Z bags sio s coo bss ss
Eecspts at santos July September 20 1877 o'vSToV
ums iss i,a s Ssgs 80 bags