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why He Wants Free Trade.

New York Advertised. 80 81
Mr.. Whitney is prudsnsi In his day and
generation. Instead of taking Office he will
put money in his purse. With the duty
taken of of coal. his Nova Scotian invest
ment will yieid him millions by the time no
10 nominated for President in 1886. He
hath . level head.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. opened
steady and closed easy; middling. 9 11-16c; low
middling. 9 8 Ice; good ordinary. 8 l3-l6c; net
receipts. 1852 bales; gross receipts, 1850
bales; sales, $500 bales; stock, 21l,75l bales.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Dull but Steady-Hogs Weak and
L~ower-Sheep Strong.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 30-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 400; shipments. 200. There was q
liberal supply, mostly butcher grades.
The market was q little dull at q shade
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and steady; American, $I3. $500 Is. Copper frm;
lake. 2 soc. Lead dull and easy; do
mestic. 300 bid. Tin steady; Straits. 10. Csc bid.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 30.-Lead dull at $500
asked.
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lower prices on that c

HoGs-Receipts. 5000; shipments. g. 500. The
quality was only fair. The market opened
weak and demoarlized. with bus few sales
until noon. after which time about one-half
the supply sold at loo to zoo decline from
yesterday closing prices. The closing vas
very weak, with . large quantity left I'M
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NEW YORK, Nov. 80. -Beeves-Receipts.
2,03S. including IS carloads for sale. The
market was firm for choice aud 10c lower for
common 10 medium grades. Native steers,
$~3.5005.75: scrubs. g.. S00al6: Colorados.
s.; bulls and cows, s102.25; dressed beef.
S0elac. Shipments to-day. 6.S35 quarters
of beef; tomorrow, 3 % beeveA
Calves-Receipts, v96. The market was
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A IN
Quotations at Phiiadclphia, Haiti more. III
cfnnar and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 3-Flour dull and
lower, choice. s.. 30; fancy. $4,000
03.n. Wheat went of lao early. but
recovered, then declined again and closed
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New York Recorder.
Sixty THOUSAND barrels OF whisky have
Democratic victory 10 indeed booming bus
ness.
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Bar Silver-At New York. s5ssc per ounce;
at London, S9kd.
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Comment on james Whitcomb Riley's Arti-
Gle Tn the Lsst Forum.
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that the entire expenditure goes to those who deserve
BROOKLYN ALL ALIVE.
bNVUNIafN AID ALIVE.
Many MEETINGS HELD, BANNERs RAISED. AND

Many MEETINGS HELD. BANNERS RAISED. AND
GREAT ENTHUSIASM DISPLAYED.
Tho colored Republicans OF Kings County will hold
n great massmeeting In the Palace Rink, in Cermont-
ave-, brooklyn. OF Moniay evening which addresses
VIII be made by some Of the best known ooorcd men
Of the country. There will be music and fireworks
and some OF the clubs will march To the Rink. state
Committeeman J. r. i. Smith will preside The
speakers Will include Frederick Douglass John NJ.
langstCn, Charles Morris, who was graduated from
Yale few years ago the head OF his class John H..
Stansbury and possibly ex-senator John Il. Lynch Of
Mississippi.
An enthusiastic outdoor meeting and banner-raislng
was held last evening In lrooilyns Fifth Ward, ut
ch and Navy SIS william J. Buttllng presided. and
sp eclcS Were made by David Hcalcy, John Rooney
ard Others. There were cheers vhen the handsome
banner. with the features OF the candidates the
National ticket IT, unfurlcd. The Twenty
second Ward Association Protective League met last
addresses by j. ID. MCGrath and 4. A. Wray. who
aroused much interest and enthusiasm. The Eleventh
Ward Association held interesting meeting at
Fridge and Wilodghby sts., last evening which was
largely attended. The speakers We're Major b. r.
Corwn. ex-senator :. NJ Griswold and DemOrc FL
well. who were loudly appanded.
TIE members OF IN" Charles VI. Ncw1n's Cub met
in fun force at No. 700 Gaesave., last evening, and
listened attCntivey to addresses by J. j. Chambers
H. d. Murray, and r. A. Kerreiy. A number OF new
members were added to The organization. Republicans
can register in brooklyn on next Tuesday, from
n. M. to 10 p.
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SPEAKING TO HELL GATE REPUBLICANS.

The Hell Gate Republican Club was entertained last
night by Colopel f. W. Austin, who delivered elo
quent lecture on Protection and the history OF the Re-
publican party. The lecture was handsomely las
Uated with stereopticon views, and the many hits"
were warmly applsuded 10y a large audience. The en-
thuSiasm particularly great when the portmits OF
Harrison and Reid appeared. Colonel Austin was fol
lowed by Michael Clark, OF "The Irish World,' who
made earnest speech which pleased bis hearers
and their plaudits. The club last night enrolled
thirty members. The officers are: President An
thony MossOp; first vcepresident. James Randall sec
ond vice president, John slsby; secretary. George
Price; TREASURER. George lnsk: Among those present
were Aaron Jacobs, ii. K. Trenknan Isaac Rapp,
Samuel X sterns. A. c. Eilenberg, Henry Garretson
and Patrick Moran.
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domestic Gituations tuaute0
Males.
Males

Males
a COLORED MAN would Ike to tend
furnace and sidawllk. JOHNSON, -
West 32d-st.
4 You've MAN Lately landed. wants
q pl.c; cal ib.e ~ taxing car Of hor .ef,
or as,i-tIut palt'r: Woul c1ie r.. gentle
mans paee. ~ East 3ith.st., O'Connof's
bell.
BUTLER..-G, young EngIisnman wao
under t1nd. his businA-, th,oughly; best
testimonial a. to so1rietg. honesty ana capa.
bi.ty. cali o. apply 3i5 lth-aSe.
FulLEE.-By a n'-t-cla,- English or
references. chi 23j shave. ID nat,
IDNuhAND'S.
BUTLER-COOK. Man eood waiter end
useful. WIFE nrst-cir-s coos, VIII assls, ia
washing OF homework references. Adurcss
80 Wihow-.t.. Bfooklyn.
pUTLEnS.-Also second men several
competent men ready FOR SITUATIONS. At
| Mrs. BACON Olic", 800 uth-rNe.
COACHMAN.-By respectable man, who
thoroughly under STANDS hl, bushes, ,He
erence: Nlll bear -tFl0 test Investigation a
| ~ -oblicty and capap.lti Gail or a1drc's
!. Il. T.. iG6i broadway.
COACHMAN toJF or nor SEWORK.
by mlddl,-ac d American COUP" on Ken
tiemau'- place; nan nNc'lent no ,thal.
uflAer ana US Ill-iNAu WIZ -''A ANNtii'
cook and .aunile's - l0u-i MotArr '"ul'
try preferred; references Call ar addiess
SIS Tt6.svc.' between 18Th aid 2Cth SIS.
CONCNM N.-Gcr1ar. VINO unde STANDS
his business IN all b anches J. caietii
driver. good rider. and hs' he,t o., city and
country r ference 10 produce prefer. place
In count y. call OF apply CNA-uMhN,
8fj 4thAye.. h'tw ~ 2jtn and 10Th ~.
CoACHMAN. Gardner. Useful-Nen and
Waiter-.-Ey svcrn excellent g rnan AMI
swedish mcn. willing and Obngn2 and
can furnish tn /. - OF references. Reidy
al fIOI D's Pro ESIANI HOME Bt.
ItEAU. 1873 = Nth-aNe.
,nACUNAN .-nv single German
.i,u,tion In country viii b. found VIII.
inn ohlrng and useful around the plHcci
b".t of r,fricncr.. &. F., IhhLne oiice.
rn,1 GINAN and GKOOM.--Hy single
man. understands care Of M" horses. car
rinlr.. and harness Ia every particular; MT
disenqaged years best city references
Sr,m one family city or country stilcty
,c,nuerate Address u. y. Box 750, Trib.
UNA Uptown once. l..A2 broadway
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Uork UdnIeo.

Males
roy lj) desires a .tcaiy place a.
OIL n. or elevator boz COOL writer ail wei
recommended. HENRI GANCfRIED, ~
West lith-sL ---
4 roy. Is. with some knowledge Of
electricity and who IL taking rvui a. III
.,-lcntlnr department ia Cooper Union. a..
-ircs a situation In IA rcantile or electrical
busiL,ss. Address l. J.. o. 100 ovl-"1'.
ACCOUNTANT PROFESSIONAL, With hany
year.' oXperielce IN auditing. adjusting a.
count. preparing Balance sheets, etc. iI4
stoclt oluInnles. societies and pttNatr hfih',
nointnent. secrecy guaranteed. Add' ~
Professional, ~ j2d-st, sonth brook
lyn. -------------
C0L0RED NAN, 10. wishes a .ituo-
ton 81 any Kind. Address 90 henderson
it, JcFsoy city. --------
MAN wants Ntustioa OF any KIND
speaks spanish. 3cj West f3d--t
SMART. INTELLIGENT MAN,
3g years old. mai!lcd, sober aud lnuu-'
tllous, wishes situation uhd''-liIhu' hevp S
raiid writer s.X yesrs' rfcfencc. Address
J. H.. i52 Gih-aNe. -
4 TnoR0rGH BOOKKLEPER .ecks
M2NEXT. Rox :. Tribune Once.
a YUUNG MAN would like to have
campaign work To do at home, such a.
w,,,lrg Wrappers o. addr, >slng envelopes
has lad existence. Address "ou lCh
VoEicf' PoV 10 Tribune once.
UAKER.--As foreman on al Kinds 81
American \ WI gand and V cana br al
and rolls 300 East lOJd-st.
BOoKKFHPFH.-Iy young mnn As
assistant bookkrepcr; COCA write, 60. i.ts
and uulck frfe sencc- -iiJli no. ''i.AN',
Ron hi I 80 Hr,adwav. Tllhune Uptown.
DOY IG. vishe. position IN oi'icc. or
h isarn uthog ,aphing tiads. II. weber,
i0l CcL liai.aJs,. ufooilya.
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WNSUING.--A P specialize woman wisAes
= d. uS-hip. aud .rUung Tor ladtto
and gentlemen. or would DO family wasb
Ing bv N" dozen tr month ct.lGrcn's cloNkA
ing done NJ n tn nrlte.; manner fanuA0
vp.hrd ~ SUMO - now best refe9wuk6.
can " address Mrs. MCCORMACK. 2a2
Ta.t T0th.st
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flats 10 Eel, FURNISHED.

THE BROADWAY, I i25 BROADWAY
oa'' noe suite Furnished and one inc -nlie
unfrrnlshed service. heat ana gas IN 0s
srianeement. WIN. L. Fl6u. Manager
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4 sIar buoy has been placed 70 mark sunkcn canal
,t o the wharf at Merchants Stores. South Brooklyn
%"VS Work The buoy Is pointed red and is In 30 fte'
Of water on the following bearings Flagstaff on Castle
Wuliam Governors island. NAE Statue OF Liberty
WV The buov IL about 100 feet westward Of The
NV corner OF Merchants Stores WHAT and IL about %
fcS, outside a. the wreck The wreck l. In about
fahons OF water about 100 feet from the wharf ara -
in northerly and souherly directin There IL 49, lee'
IIonse BOARD W. S. SCHLEY, Captain L, S ",
i"u'' D' Inspector 81 District.
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EXCELLENT ROOMS board transient
guest accommodated, IL pc day, up. 30
Clinton Place. near 5th-ave.
FURNISHED ROOMS ON nrsf and ancnrd
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for Sale.

ALL TIE MACHINERY Of sash, blind
and door factory for sale, together with lease.
AdGFc-s j. l.. Vt Il;h, J33 Et-t l2d-st.
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Go Get for Bnsineso purposes

DESK ROOM TO LET.-Lleht airy
ono. handsome f0l er.top desk ~ O0 ~
month. X, Box 10. Tribune ONCE
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CLOSING PRICES or SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
bnslrese QDanlfs.


a FULL SUIT OF CLOTHES cleaned
and pressed. only 81. >. SMITH. tailor,
200 Clnal-st. near Broadway.
DRUGGISTS, AITEN non .-Nrw b lex
corne store. very pIOninens locaton. near
hy growing town most excellent opening
for drug business. J. W. AIWAILR "
Liberty-st.
BICYCLES.-Pneumat Crescent Ridge
Blackhawk and Columbia, $50 10 $50; less
than cost. PERFECT, 100 Murrsy-st.
HOTEL MAN WITH MEANS ond back
ers can purchase nrst-ciass winter resort,
Witch must be sold H. close Oh estate. An
usual opportunity 20 secure large prop
'r.y, with water wo1ks electric light pant,
cottages, etc. low price and OF eusj terms.
GEO. II. BENTON & co., Il Wall-st.
NEWSPAPER COaPOSITION AND
PRESSWORK. PERIODICAL PRINTING
co. % BEEKMAN-ST.. n. Y.
PHYSICIAN on 45th.st., desires to share
his office vith one o. good standing. Ad-
Dire NJ D., Box "a, Tribune Uptown Office,
! ,242 Broadway.
STAND TO LET for refreshments on the
10Th. nth and 18th. Apply 10 4. 5. Ma
THAN'S stationery store, POI broadway,
corner FultOn-st.
I.OrO.-STATTONE buslrc's; neatly
fnrni -hcl clean s'O'k grow ng nelghbDr-
hood. Apply on premises, 800 Columbus
ave" below Tlstst.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise :00Sct 27 Moon 46 pm Moons age is
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM.-Sandy Hook 90 Gov Island ;20l Hell Gate u :l3
PM-Sanly Hook :33l Island 52 Hell Gats IL As
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Ont of 0own l)roperin for Sale
puILApELPHIA.-Ne houses ncar
park: low prices send Tor card. PEN
nENiON AZ CO., Philadelphia
nlierellanfons
nsal Gsiate 10 Gfrhange

III YOU WANT TO TRADE your coun.
,,v mace for Is ooklyn property, please cal !
we Nave d good cpportunity, Hoi q
AYERS, POS Broadway, n. y.
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Citn nra! estate for Sale.

O2D-sT.. edjoining 5th-ave.-Eleeont
lease. 5. NIXON. 90 Broadway.
81 WEST END-AVE.-For particulars
inQur r at room IA, III Broadway.
$4,000 TO s35, OOo.-First.clas- houses
West Side; sev RAJ s.c,lHl bargains.
STEVENS, oth.Gve., cor. 0ad.st.
al. 5co.-TWo,sToRy brick dwelling !;
basement, sub-tellar; lot 20Xl00; 255 West
69th-st. Apply 253 for admission.
Brooklyn.
FOR SALF-HOCSFS. $1,000.
I have just fni he'd and offer Nr sale ten OF
tle hancsOmps. and best built twO-story
er1 basement house, IN Br loklyn, on Van
Rurcn st.. north side. between Lewis and
S.uyVesant aVe~.. centre Of city. near Tonp-
kins Park they are complete in every deHii
attractive and varied de.ign in fronts; 10
rooms and bath. cathedral glass windows,
special plumbing wood naptls. open fire
placos So, fixtures and electric bells Two
h'DcRs from Sumner-ave. station OF UNION
Elevated Railroad 20 minute from tae
lnpl, a. thom before buying and you viii bc
GLAD YOU Gid 20: open every day for inspec'
ton and criticism.
WI. ROWE owner. on the premises.
FOR SAiF.-HOrSTS- elegant. 4.
story carved (cta-on stone cNten.ioh uln-
inr.room. extra -lzo frst-class in ever rIr-
tlculat every modern Improvement choce
Ioca ion one block TompllEs.lNe. J. station
and M ear lines also .cIne S-story ana ba-''-
mont extension dining room. snT." as above:
Aprlr t0 owner and builder JUN
FRASER. on premises, lO8 MeDonoueh-
81. near Tompkins-sNe.
ron SALG-HOuS AMI GROUNDS;
Ocy1nO. 81 500 only one left corner lth-
ave. and -3G-st.. Bay RIDGE % min. from
New. YOrE 3ath.S'. Ferry and electric cars
no. and cold water. gas. sewer bath, ceInrnt
cellar. furnace. range; u mons constant
Increase IN value II you viii look at TINS
house anti location you " J. realize now
foali.h Won are ~ live III fiat; easy
FRANK A. PARNABY.
POI Montague-st.. Brooklyn.
Jersey City.
FOR SALE-9l los in lower Jersey CITY
-ulf.hIe for factory sites on TIC NE ~ We
q L. 6 W. tracks. q. w. WI.IOHI' ~
N,wark-st IloLO,on. y. j.
liOboken.
FOR SASE.-s3 lois IN UOboken, 70 10
In each plo~. factory or building purposes
~hcan. g. W. WRIGHT. 10 New9rH-st'
uobokcn. y. j.
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Doar0 Wanieo.

WANTED Board and room by young
married couple In phi -" family state
towns must be- reasonable; no bD1tdi ~
house need apply Address BOARD, Box
10 Tribune ONCE.
WANTED. -Py a pcntlrn an ana wife
sunny second-story front room furnish q
IA the vicinity Of i.d-.t. and Broadway.
Address REED. Il. o. Box |. Si5.
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Real geiaie Uaniso.

WANTED between GOth and 90th SIS,
9Th and oth ayes. 90-foot house; under
40 600 PHILLIPS & WELLS, real
r,ttte brokers, Jrlbune Building
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INCOMING STEAMER s.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER Q
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TODAY.
Mail Vessel
closes. sails.
Ebe n Lloyd, Bremen. 80 III :VO IN
Umbra. Cunar Liverpool .......... 80 III w ID
Ethiopia, Anchor, Glasgow 100 III ~ III
La Gascogne. COmp.Trans, Cberbourg 80 III ~ N
6,yaNa n " { Cub1 Havana II 90 a III 100 .
amsrnrd,n Nethprland I,sttordam. 5 90 a no 90 a
Murel Quebec SIS Co Wlndw,d Islands1 GO IN Il go
1 Hcie" a. ~ "1' .'.......11 :ooam 90 pm
tho Atlas Jamaica II 90 u 90 IN
Geo Clyde Cape Hayt........... l;uV in 3oJ p ID
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10.
Newport, Pacific Mail, Colon 12:oo m
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II.
Spree G. LLOYD, Bremen. 900 m
Niagara Y and Cuba Havana. 300 p IN
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 70.
City Of New.York Inman Liverpool. 100 10 100
nrianni,, White star, Llverpoo... Z 100 a m 10 S0 m
Muriel. quebec. Barbados. etc...... 100 m 100
VcnH7ueis Rcd D, Curacao, La
Guayra, 80 m
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK-FRIDAY. OCT. 7, 1892.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Britannia tBr), Smith, Liverpool September
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Gin RfG! estate % Get.

brooklyn.
TO LEASE.-Factory, buildings, and
loft ono building fitted up for etrOw hat
facfory. on Park, Doir Washington avos;
Iluy 10 4. q. JENNINGS, Park-aye. and
liall-st BroOl.lyn
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-15
FINANCIAL.
New York.

New YORK March 1.-THE dealings in the
stock market today were neither large nor
important and while Reading during the
forenoon WaS unusually active, It's advance
wasin no way in conformity with the amount
of business done. The interest in the market
was confined to few stocks, among which
Reading, Lackawanna, Richmond d West
Point, Tennessee Coal and the Susquehanna
IL Western preferred were most prominent
the rest of the list being traded in small
amounts and the fluctuations conhned TO the
smallest fractions.
The opening was lower except in few
cases. Tennessee Coal being uD lSS per cent
on the absorption of the immediate arrival,
but there was selling of Sugar on large
scale until the announcement of the applica
ton of the company to list %, 900, 900 new
stock to be issued i'll the requirement of
new properties. A full rally Immediately
followed and something more was gained.
There were two important weak points i'll
the list however, and those were Lake Shore
and Chicago Gas, though each lost a material
amount on very light trading. Among the
late advances one in Missouri Pacific was
very marked. but the market failed to dis
play amp general tendency in prices, and the
movements, such as they were throughout,
were of the most irregular character. The ad-
vances in The GAL stocks induced free reali-
cations toward the final dealings, but The
most part were retained and the buying by
insiders helped to make the downward move
ment q short one.
The close was quiet and firm, generally at
insignificant changes from first prices, while
the active shares were generally at close to
the best prices of the day. The final changes
were unimportant except in few cases, and
among these Sugar is up lis and Missouri
Pacific 11s, while Chicago Gas is down Us
and Lake Shore l1s.
Total Sales of Stocks
stodav were 40 1874 shares including:
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A REMARKABLE LETTER.
A Prominent Professional Mans
Extraordinary Statement.
IN. Y. SUM-

kN. SuuJ
To the Editor. SIR-As my name and face
have appeared in your paper and the public
prints lately and as many of my professional
brethren are wondering at it, feel it only
just that / should make an explanation. The
statement published over my name was made
ten wears ago, after long and mature investl-
CATION and have never changed my mind
as to the facts then stated. At that time l
said, as a physician, that believed Warner s
Safe Cure was the best of all known prepare
lions for the troubles it was advocated to
cure, and say so still. / know it is consid-
cred the proper thing for the medical pro-
tession TO decry proprietary and other adyer-
tsed articles: but why should they do so?
AS the late DR.. j. G. Holland, writing over
his own name in Scribner's Monthly, said:
1T is fact that many of the best proprie
tary medicines of the day are more success
full than many physicians, and most OF them
were first discovered or used in actual medi-
cal practice: when. however, any person
knowing their virtue and fOreseeing their
popularity secures and advertises them, i'll
the opinion of the bigoted all virtue went
out of them
DR.. Holland was an educated physician,
an un1rejudiced observer, ana he spoke
from broad and unusual experience. Pro-
prietary medicines should not be decried.
The evidences of their value are overwhelm-
ing. l have seen patients recover from
gravel, inflammation of the bladder and
Bright's disease after using Warmers Safe
Cure, even when all other treatment had
failed.
/ make this frank and outspoken state
ment in the interests OF humanity and be-
same reason you will give it to the public.
Respectfully, r. A. GUM.
No 1914 West Forty-seventh ST., New York.
March !.
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OUTLET FOR READING,
The Maple Leaf May Supply
One From Chicago to
the West,
Manager Busenbark Admits
That Such a Deal Is
Possible.
Eastern Roads Boycott the
Northwestern and the st.
Paul Lines.
Rate Conference Called for
March 21--NeW Line to
Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 1.-THE report tele-
graphed from New York that A. r.
Stickney and Traffic Manager Busen-
bark, of the Chicago, st. Pauli& Kansas
City road, we're engaged last week in
conducting negotiations with the Read
ing people for a closer traffic alliance
between the two corporations, Is denied
by Mr.. Busenbark, who returned today
from New York. He admits, however,
that there is some probability Of snch
scheme developing later on.
With the Lehigh Valley and Lacka-
wannr in its system, and strong line
of boats on the lakes. it is said that the
Reading wants a reliable outlet to the
West from Chicago, and the Maple Leaf
is supposed to be in better shape than
any other road to take such position.
1t is also understood that some sort of
an arrangement has been entered into
whereby the Lackawanna is to discon-
tinue work OIL its proposed WinOna &
Southwestern line. This may mean
that the Maple Leaf will construct the
two long Contemplated branch lines
from DeS MoineS 10 Omaha and Sioux
CItV
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-15
LIVE STOCA.
Union SfOcExyards.

Official receipts at South st. Paul: Oh
hogs, rs cattle, no calves, 40 sheep.
Hogs-lCc lower following the Eastern de-
cline of lac. There was n demand from
butchers, orders for export and packers for
fresh meat. keeping prices up somewhat.
The demand, however. is for few loads, and
no doubt will be supplied tomorrow. Light
and fairly good heavy sold at S45tD4 TO ;
choice sorted heavieS, $40.
Cattle-Steady. There was a better de-
mand for butchers stuff today, but not much
offered. The demand as yet is light, and a
moderate run will supply it. Stoekers and
feeders steady and active. Good demand
and more will sell. Prices held up for good
grades. Yearings sold at S?G6:.50; stoekers
S2@a.50; feeders. S2.75. Quotations.: Prime
steers, So. 5O@375 good steers, 81 .5c@350;
prime cows. 81 4t@12 .65; good COWS. S2@12. 40;
common to fair cows. 81 2s@2: light veal
calves, S3@4; heavy calves. S3G13; stoekers
Sa@9 30; feeders, s! $685. bulls, stays and
oxen, 81 25G2 50.
sheep-steady. None offered, the receipts
going through to Eastern points. Quota
lions: Muttons, S40ls5: lambs, $i.2505;
stockers and feeders, So.25G1425.