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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
JUSTICE JOINS CoUBT.

The goddess Who ReiRns in the Temple
Has Finished Another Weeks Business.
A poodly docket greeted His Honor yester-
day morning in the police court and the
wheels of justice ground out punispment or
liberty to the following offenders:
Warbler Wallace. for stealing gold watch
from Abram Fellheimer, was sent TO the
hustings court
j. w, johnson and S. J.. Harris came up
for making nuisance OF themselves 70 the
dWellers in Louisiana street IN operating the
machine commonly known as the merry
go-rouDd " or hobby horses Tpey were
dismissed.
Mary Overton and Nancy Payne (colored)
were disorderly IN the street and phld each
$3.50 AID costs aud found security IN 600
for thirty days.
Virgipia Oonnor (colored wes got OILY
dsorderly. but INTOXICATED also IN the street,
and sbe gave up q. so and the costs likewise.
and SECURITY in same gmount and time.
JOHN Allen (colored) was sent % to the
hastings court for stealing 50 IRON j. >.
Robinson.
James MITCHELL (eoloyedl wOs ebazged wit6
unlawful connection with Matte MAIlams.
The case was dismissed.
w. W. Scott (colored), for drunkenness
and disorder on the street, was fined % ana
costs. lie took an appeal.
F. c. Williams. w. {. Ellis, Ellen Ashby
and Minnie Newton weye az SNNxgeA %NNN
disorder on the streets, and were al hned
$3.50 and costs.
James Tye and Fannie Chalkley (both
coored), for disorder and disturbance OF
Of their neighbOrhoO1, were each fined
$3.50 and costs and made to give security in
800 for sixty days.
A. j Ball. for disorder and breaking a
large glass the property Of Charles Began.
paid the costs, Il. 10.
Giles Miller (colored), for assaulting and
striking with q stone Joseph Jones, son Of
Andrew Jones, was fined 50 and the costs.
james holmes and George y ormley COZ
ored) we're each fined $3.50 and the costs
for beating James Anderson.
The charge against Annie Lee Johnson
for assaulting and striking Andrew hoane
with a rock was dismissed.
Chris. Christian was fined slO for fast
riding IN the streets.
Henry White likewise paid the same sum
for the same otfense.
Willie Gatewood paid q fine for allowing
his COW 20 run at large.
Pat McDonough came up for selling
liquor on Sunday in his bar but the EVIL
denee was not strong enough 10 warrant his
being held.
The case against James Strang for fight
ing in the American Hotel was dismissed
The charge against blr. H. A. McCurdy
for allowing a stable on Twenty-fourth
street to be IN dangerous condition. vas
dismissed.
A complaint against Mrs. Octavia Batche-
Tor for the same cause in the same locality
was continued till the I'd Of September.
The charge against William Kellum for
selling in the Old market without paying
the tax required, was dismissed
DANES Burke, charged with keeping his
bar open on Sunday, August Dist last was
continued till the 30th Of August.
SO ended another day and week. and the
doors of the mill Of justice closed with a
bang and soon silence reignsd and will
reign till Monday movuJOS, wheN NYSA
bandage over her eyes. pick W. her scales
and 60 TO work on the usual batch OF sin
ners which Saturday nights whisky will
breed. Selah.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28

bang and pound me like a piece OF dough
preparatory 70 the oven. At Last 4 was
given sheet, told to go upstairs nno seiec'
a couch. and in few moments was Us
liehtfuliy dreaming day dreams. AZ ! re-
olined there life seemed a plaything'
bubble. and once more j felt kindly 10 Oil
the world and the people In 1t.
AT rHn THRsTRE.
"Sottled Out of Court" at the Fifth
avenue is one of the comedies now predom-
mating which Ia referred to es "talky.'
N IL a translation from the French, but.
instead of the broad humor known 20 the
Gallo people, 1t possesses American run.
liked IL. and am sure kichmona aNoi-
enoe would. It's full OF well-worked;ou'
situations. and there were some of the CT eY-
erest actors and actresses IN New York play
inc the parts. The theatre is beautiful.
particularly the curtains. The first one
seen Is heavy crimson plush, which extends
much wider than the Mozart stage. The
plush at the top is caught up by golden
cord and the whole effect Is one OF superb
richness. After an act the plush one IS not
used. but curtain with beautiful paint
ing is sent down. The picture evidently
some event during the happy
DAVIS 81 the French Empire and " Tieh IN
color and brilliancy. II. Logan Reid, Of
New York, is the artist.
Dufour and Hartley. two clever French
people. are amusing many throngs of people
az Roster and Bials. Mile. Hartley sings
DO )m with a naiyete that Is cnarn-
ing and oue's republican patriotism arises
when they render in their mother tongue
the Marseillaise.
"A Trip TO Chinatown" is at the Madison
Square theatre. Ii is q comedy by Hoyt,
and possesses not the horseplay 10 be seen
usually 10 his comedies. Il also has plot,
which. by the way, is wonderful acnieYe-
ment for Hoyt.
q. BELL TELEPHONE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
VIRGIRIA DENTISTS.
The Twenty-Third Annual Session OF Their
Association TO be Held.


The twenty-thrd annual session of the
Virginia State Dental Association will begin
at Rockbridge Alum Springs Tuesday next
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
DR.. }. Hall Moore. Of this city. is the
corresponding secretary. ana DR.. George T.
keesee, also of Richmond, is the recording
secretary of the body.
Among the Richmond dentists who are
prominent in the Association are Drs.
W. w. Davis, l.. NJ, Cowardin and Charles
/. Steel, all on the standing committee Of
therapeutics and pathology: DR.. G. A.
Mercer on operative dentistry, and on den
tai appliances and improvements Drs John
Mahony. George Is. Steel and Edward
Eggleston.
DIR. George f. Keesee is also the chair
man OF the standing committee on publica-
ton. The designs of this Association are
best stated in the Address TO the Profes-
sion" in their prospectus. from which [
quote: The objects of this Association
shall be to cultivate the science and art of
dentistry and all its collateral branches. 10
elevate and sustain the professional charac-
tiers of dentists. and 10 promote among them
mutual improvement, social intercourse,
and good will"
All sections OF Virginia are represented in
the membership, and those annual sessions
are always looked forward 70 as sourees of
pleasure and profit TO the dental Profession.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
CITY OF MANCHESTER
xyD PEOPLE VINO LIVE THERE.
Items Of News which Concern Them, the
Residents OF Chesterfield County and
the Citizens Of Riehmond-Fotes.
MANCHESTER BUEEAU RICHMOND TINES,
1Iq1 Hmm BTRRRT

1121 Hull STREET.
THOMAS ChNath0po (coloSedl,, an artist. on
the banjo. was fined $3.50 yesterday morn
ing 10 the mayors court for beating Rosa
Owens, and in the same court Ben. Adams
was fined e.. so for drunkenness. He could
not pay 1t and went to jail for fifteen days.
Aaron Chalkley paid e2.5O for fighting in
the street.
The new members Of the city fire depart
ment are asked 10 meet the board Of fire
commissioners in the council chamber Mon
day at p. NJ.
Monday night there will be novelty in
the Forest Hill Park programme Of amuSer
ments in shape of views thrown on canvas
in sight Of all. They are reported besutl-
Mr.. and MA. Hyter ChinaNlt, old Sesl
dents of Manchester. now living IN Maine,
are visiting here. after many years absence
A negro man who got into the watermelon
patch OF Mr. w. b. Bagley. in Chesterfield,
on Friday, was fred at twice by him. he
was more frightened than hurt.
HOLLYWOOD chuKch Sunday -sehooA, CsSNs-
terfeld, had their picnic Friday, and the
day was enjoyed by the scholars and their
guests.
Moro complaint about the arc lights.
Four were reported out on Friday night.
DR. Charles X. Gardner has been visiting
here.
BRIEF ITEMS.
Lander Hall will have the usual large at
tendance at the Gospel meeting this after
noon.
Sunday school we're enjoying themselves
on an excursion.
Miss Minnie Winfree, from Petersburg, is
at her cousins, Mrs. A. +. Pacini, OF Seventh
street.
gone 10 North Carolina.
TIE Central Methodist church people will
listen TO a solo from Miss Ida Robinson at
the morning and evening services to-day.
Rev. j. r. Tillery, OF Petersburg, is TO
preach at the West-End church to-day
morning and night.
There was another row at the scene of the
hobby horses, OF merry- go-round. yester-
day. and the parties were arrested to come
before the mayor Monday morning.
PERSONAL POINTS.
Mrs. Carwiles entertained the West-End
Methodist church choir on Friday night at
Mr. J. Q. Neal. lste OF Richmond, has
moved TO Manchester for residence In the
upper part Of the city;
A party of ladies and gentlemen from this
CITY went down 10 Mr. kratz's farm Friday
night. and spent a pleasant evening, return
ing about midnight
SIR. Samuel II. Owen, VINO has been camp
ing out at the MANCHESTER Association Pond,
returned yesterday Uorning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
NIrRinia RnokA.

Contributions received during the week
ending Saturday last for the Worlds Fair
objection are as follows.
Powhatan Bouldn. Home Reninis-
eences Of John Randolph Of Roanoke. +"
1873. The Old Trunk 1855.
!; j. Coles Africa in Brief" 1886.
honeure d. Conway. Edmund Ran
doiph." 1889. From G. p. Putnams Sons.
lirginius Dabney, Don Milf" 1856.
Gold That Did Not Glitter" 1882. From
). Is. Lippincott Company.
a: j.. Little. Matthew i. Maury." 1890.
w. NJ. Paxton, The Marshall Family
History" 1885.
K. L. Perdne, The Words of Our Saviour.
Jesus Christ" Richmond. 1850.
T. A. Randolph, Life OF John Jasper. -
Richmond. 1884.
Kate Mason Rowland Life Correspond
ence and speeches OF George Mason Two
volumes. 1892. From G.. +. Putnsm's Sons.
Mary Stuart Smith, Art OF Housekeep-
ing" 1854. Lang Syne." 1888.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28

The engagement Of Ezra Kendall In bis
well-known comedy, "A Pair OF Kids" at
the Richmond Theatre on September lst
I'd and Sd. IS announced Mr.. Kendall.
both as author and comedian is favorabl,'
known throughout tho country. The
present company Is SAID - be a strong one.
containing among other we'll known artists
Miss Lolita Bordeaux, a resident of Rich
mond, who needs 40 introduction here.
The Dukes Wife, (which will DO produced
by Mr. h. ID. hacLean and Miss Marie
Prescott on Tuesday night, was formerly
the property OF tho famous English actress
Ellen Tree, who played it first in 1893. IL
Is a strong play, repleto with thrilling siiua-
tons.
The character Of st. Pierre. which Mr.
MacLean will create. il interesting and origi.
nal. Miss Prescott plavs MariauaS,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
Property Transfers.

RicAmond-E. C. Crew TO Fannie G. Cross
10 feet on west side Pine street between
Beverly and Cumberland and personally,
Edward Williams to William Jeter, 20 feet
on east side Tyler street near Cabell, subject
70 deed of trust. $780,
Henrlco- Alfred Fleming to Junius starke.
sores on Nine-Mile road, ss5.
W; q. Rilkinton TO Nat. T. Ames. 10 acres
on Nine-Mile road. $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28

The amount of interest which the State Of
Virginia will receive on the direct tax money
from the Federal Government is S2.sfs.40
While the penalties amount 10 S3g3. 10. As
soon as an olAeNal notice reAcnes here from
the Comptroller at Washington that thcge
az are 70 oe paid over ar. ). b; Noon
go to Washington TO receive the money.
The amount paid to Virginia on the direct
tax is $4i2, 0z6.76.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28

The Committee on Accounts and Printing
Of the City Council will hold Us regular
monthly meeting tomorrow evening at
o'clock. The Committee on Fire Depart
ment and that on Fire Al0rJo, aud Police
Telegraph will also convene at that time IN
Joint session with the Committee on Ae-
counts and Printing TO elect a CLERK 20 sue
coed the late Edward II. Fisher.
ment is 10 be made fixes the salary at go
Der month. There are some tbCee or toUr
candidates for the position in the field. The
three committees comprise seventeen men,
bers of the Council. and nine votes Will
therefore be necessary to secure al election.
Miss Mamie Holdsworth and her friend.
MlEs rate Mallory WIN rBlnrn 1o-moffOW
from boswell. Hanover county, AFTER spend
ing q delightful visit with their friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
MISS JOHNSON'5 SCHOOL
vi --fON--
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.

The next session will begin SEPTEMBER
u. 30, aud rfose -tuo l5ln ~ SONG fONoWing.
Most Experienced and Able Assistants en-
ployed in each department with natives Tor
tho Modern IGuguaLes. Instruction thor
ough. reaching from the elementary % the
highest branches of female education For
terms and other particulars catalogues can DO
secured from book stores.
Epa7II1l. p, -, eess ,so,SS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
Two Estates.

Mrs. Annie f. Werne yesterday qualified as
ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate OF the late
Charles NJ. Verne
q, Jacob Fluho qualified as administrator OF
thu estate of Kate Plugfsldex.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
j. TONTAYLOB,I CHAS. A. BROWN
late with IA orise. l'i rsan S frioo to Co.
GRAND OPENING
OF
TAYLOR & BROWNS
SHOE STORE
9l8 East Main Street,
Friday Morning. AUGUST 26tl.
au 24-8m
HERE WE ARE AGAIN.

What are You wearing II isn't possible
that your feet are still encasod IN heavy wa
ter shoes a.. this season OF the year! " thl'
is not only possible bus true. lsn't it about
time that you made a change ana won't orr
Oxford Tie De a most decided change Tor Tho
better Fora wonderfully light shoe ilis VOL
derfully durable, and for wonderfully gooa
shoe tho price IS wonderfully light Don't b'
surprised II IL secs you through another sea-
son IS Wen as this Isn't economy In foot
wear getting pretty near JOS limit when We
are selling such a shoe as thisfor 5000 ESQ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28

The individual then said / could 20 into
another apartment aud enjoy the delights
OF yapor bath. Steam constantly issues
ron noies Ia the marble wall in that room.
and the hot-air apartment that I sat in v,as
ecooi N comparison. One could only stav
lew moments and dive under the water
Inc latter Is contained in plunge abont
a. aaIee almost as an ordinary-sizsd room.
sh 49, e'9ps OF marble lead down to IL. Every
marble. glass OF tiling. 0''Asi
A., aver alsportnR myself in the plunge with
d tns pdl. ~ Of porpoIse was con-
brisLIx 10. auosner room and there rubbed
man Oh muscle and exercised il while he
,,avn she Turkish towels. | was then
.a aea INTO another compartment aud laid on
tnnas "hlie my attendant played few
s su1os All over me. Manipulating a sype'
wINea or playing o corrected produetion
Hnopln is tame In comparison. He
Noaia strike four oetayes st once. and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28
HERMAN c. BOSCHEN,
SGT EAST BROGO STREET.


THE VERNON TOOTH BRUSH
We desire 20 call your attention 20 this most
excellent BRUSH, which wsguarantee as near
perfect a. brush can e made. We hAtts
and most carefully selected bone being usea
In their construction. should you Ses az
fectiye brush your druggist VIII replaces IL
Price '' ss cents ent each or 81 per dozen.
'0i '~io ~ - PURCELL. LAID 4 co,
Importers and Mholtsa pfaggistA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23

BUILDING MATERIAI1-N quiet ard steady ma, kct
for all material. IlaNcrstw hard brick quoted - 75
IS 25d45 IS pale - 5OaS1 To- Ro.endaic cement <. %
re Dbl American Portpnd 50 10as2 belgian Port
and S3as2 Ii English Portland - loG$2 30 Rockand
common lime ~ per DOL and do finishing 81 10; lath>.
SO per 200 goats hair; - age cattle hair. I0trioc
CHICORl-Nteody with obbinc wants supplied 1t fol.
loving prices: Eagle graduated &c genuine granultcl
COCOA-Unmportant trading at former rates. BAHIA.
l2Gl24c: Caracas l1dl"'@c; Trinidad l3cd1ic Guaya-
q"tC' o0FEitAGE sToCK-Thcre IS far dcu and for
IT M pna Shocks and 'HSads quoted at
ii sOds2 % sugar shook; and hNds 3slch 81 s2asi So
shool ard heads. SO rs rum pipes SO 50aS3 60 empty
CORDAGE--In fair demand with pncc. steady at
lo'.c for Manila. aud l0'4c for ssal, .
COFFEE-Therc was dun and rather heavy market
for Brazil grOwhs on the spot with No RIO quoted az
iisc. Sales 1000 bags No. : bc shipped. IA lbs.
Maraesto 200 bags Central American. 2os3 bag Porto
abello 1878 bags unwa.hcd Caracas and 800 mats Java
fouse deliveries and rm from lilo Closing price,
showed decline OF jdl0 points with liberal selling ny
"longs' prompted by dull spot market. and easier ad
vices from Havre and Hamburg. liayrc declined 40.
steady. olicia quotations. rs D. mMlrch i3> April
Cls I'd May COS Cd June. SOS; July. IS Sd August.
US Cd Rio quotes: F'st ordinary 10 kNos). II 100
good second 40 klos) 10 go; exchange OnINae). -
receipts in RIO y days. bags Rio cearanccs 70
l. $ 5000 blcs Rio clearances to Europe, 1000 lag~
Rio stock. coo bags Rio market lrnl Receipts in
market given good average santos 10 500 Cleared
from Rio. March 20, Marcia l40o0 ba2> cleared
from Rio March 90 5 Sacrno 900 clc.-ca
Rio March 20 Kinloch 5000 bag Receipt, ~
Rio july March o. 1892 100000 las; saac time
1901 1853 600 bags same time 1890 s2l o0o las ;
baqs same time 1891 G3o 900 bags: sane ,mc 1890.
10000 bags. Total sales here today l7,ooc bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23

steady one Quotations for round Peprcr Singapore.
Oi.asc: West Coast C9u6Ac; Acbeen. 6soHe white
II iedlSc. Covcs-Ianzbar 69.a7e; Anboyna. l"d12Fc
tens o. d3c Notwithstanding 5d5ec prime, -,
6i,c I'd pepper l5rdlGc do Bombay, ssdsa,e Cassla
Saigon rOl!~. 2i"JOc do broken. .402Jc; CHINA.
&c; batavia. 7dsHc. Mace 5oa5sc. G!gger-Calcutt
Jlrachcd 1i4dl5c. HutEe2s-Large, 0SGIOci 1l0-, 90
81 no 100 - l.j-. jJ,tiOc.
rALLOW-S,eidy aad IN moderate demand on home
tra1. cccOunt. Primo city quote NJ l3-l304sc- Eu-
inord -acs Of 100 bbls. 4l3,lGc.
rOBAttO->incc Friday last there were sales In seed
leaf OF 600 1890, state Havana. on private terms
200 1890. lnnsylyanl, seed l2AsalJc $50 ca%,
~undrcs g. 3jc ALTO 300 bales Havana, = Ii AL 10
100 halns Sumatil, = @S03J %.
WCOI-StOcks are moving out slowly AZ about ne
I'd range " price. although there II consld f3b'
amount u wool selling which prices ar affixed for
uuiI!cauOn. supplies In the West sail TO b. snail
and irmy held. We quote Xxx fleece at 2sG29c; f3l
Texas lNc spring do. l1022c; fine SECURED spring 10
55nGCc: spring california (Northen). l7G22c spring
do Southern. l2a!Gr; fal California Norhcrn 10"
(SoutEcrnD. 9dlfc: southern wool. 26021c ;
delano }3'cc; nne rchantable, e22c; Zinc M
washed, 19-02Ce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
IiEMLOCK.
UNION TANNED
CALCUTTA BUFFALO.

OF of Cn f S"rnSn aud SoSicn
Brand order have not aplaed in aIgg ngme 10y ho.
and the agereeate 619r'7 Is not Y,ea' are afso,
p9 p quoted a. follows 80. foundry SIC so. \.
from si3@$l4 a. to grade and Old iron rang from rs
"a 30 a. Goes 500 .i ,o rs T. rfi EAIIS
Inc combination price lN-d $50 for heavy sections som
s saa '@eg /, & ''9yIs y D 0 mc: ddy
b '1s%. 'a %S taa 1'S ct 'i Lake SSo guod
d9 i a.. ~ sc or .po, lot On Metal ENchange ihes
Te; 70 Sdc Of Il sG5, Hg at a. % 20 SILH
al eaS Ii.it and 1rlc,. barely Sustained AZ $50.
N9hAS Ssad d ;'5Gy Out a, % good
t19's IiiPS 5.sIir T i;pEN% Rules
s,saS 4 sl s'" goa 9 DID,
& ig 80 K ~ 81 H. t." b IS * 3 = y O.
"6fiiis-o coonsced sales 600 bbl.. prime crude %
80 bis barely Prime yellow 2sc WITH runord ale q
E gsaGy Cottoase,d. prime. crude DC. d. 9a
grad 22s2Sc spmne ye%~6 p'o s 7s7on &c
1 dd raw city American $50 do Calcutta 900 do .ai
mt '0Iq 9s & Rel l1l' E'P p..d '2
5ec do Deached wint Se DO 9 extra STna uO7GGS
nF iss55. 20 raS Yraa "
natural Scns &c s DO 0 %%ST g.nd 10 Extra
S ;5asSc bsSk 9RsasSc Straits scac olive Italian
SoG Safi PalFTh appeared be tte going
on IN Stan sieA iso nart fayoi shippers In M
st Of engagements were 10000 bush grain To- N ~, ~
20 tes beet bush grain to 56 I at coo S
5000 3u :, , Grs9 to 3.
lnziaoa hence TO AySn henc g aape Tonn
3Ta MaHaa nSe hsn5 s. to TRUE o
'" weS 800 | 3D.. %c sny
BE- qq ss at g 5S Gsslo e. g. G s nge
s 75rsi% 90 prime oly aGs
hie itices arc about steady. Extra mess quot - st
iM WIZ VIZ 9s d%.na gGG'T' a Gf'
|llatc MT varied the day ruling s'eai> Sna oked
efs2 se' s tdq St S p ss ' .qNs
81 I1 5a.sa 4 e9sas" n psh ssE1 5 ;Ss
IS closed firm on fair demand Quoted at, at g. l f."
200 r. ssoc 1o} fS h SS fS' 10 S
& ala pS' %avsnceS S p 9Sy,c Oh from iasS c Wt
The late strmgoh corn conriLGted somewhat e We &C.,
o. d.D es, "a ssc 1,h; S'o3 cry w. r" I'm Sales 5o GS
Rena CS Mar@s cls g%S o, CO May
sa 600 H ."y Gloon Sc % "O'
trading go@tnu so quiet odar e sr"r rctcE
set @@ y,,pcr si'i r,cnH.yi,ono cxs. 23ac
cIeSmePy Egn extla oo29 ONE W:en s eaas
SS@@9 hdS 2os2,c stSte dairy half tuo, and I%is
2Gs2I W5. 90 ,m Ts' Sra 84a2' a 7s@3
seconds 2oc22r ,oN %5s''a ,ng. '' i9aisS wtn dry
nrsts 5Gse nT Ss Ssd 20
.eSoad 4dS satT do Sn .aload 1f is
ss9d ms ary ikns extra. &c 10 first 9a92oe a.
seconds Western iSStGT ana r Of SGerriccI
1d. and there was rather more inquiry from tnr o
iI,ae Sde a a eSTrss a G csdTy full o fa@s
White % a@sy eC DO GOOD a. 1rnc
Gr s9Gy coamon 70 AIR. Sdoc nm H@s TgSG
'h% SAG l2r scos d '% 'Ssnio%sd
large ssgsp; IT, IT, tone sSd ES%,
aid choice l5ci southern newaii III ' for pr me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Newyok Tgc,iy March e.: 222rfy ~ 1 |.
S, 2s91q, o. ign"i dr,t t. ,ianrht'rcr u When
- r,ioad- for la-tmans Company. 80 sales Of I've
y dc,,d ri Slow At car Tor common = prime me
oS SSI ad,c. nom London and Liverpool ouo'd re-
a. ,hc att.r por:. American -"cr. low" At l0aIlc. 'st
S6rm'at, ,,,diy 200 cattle on the Cunc for ShwOu
child 4 spHb'rger; $50 Oh thr St Pan 'raN fot ". w.
n,@5a.L 1 Tin ~ r., 80 II Z, M,mh 800 quartz Of bc'f
nv ~ Nr~.YoiK tax, out @I>6 quarter, Of beef fos
la,'m9n- Company and Loo qnaiiyi, lor :. ~ IT,
MiLam COWS Receipt. head. Very llulc trade
Fc'line shady and nominal quotations are s2o9:i5 por
CAIvE,-Rcccp,-. 800 head. Of which 90 at cotn.,t
Demand only fair but price about Tie ~'r - rriay
Drc,.,d Cn,c, ra'hcr low and lower than last vc'
county DO at Io@c; little calye, at 3ajc; city dressed
s a. I isa fT ar '''i = i rsg average at
per n y de- 35 b At ~; d. 1876 n. at re: do.
j. T. nelson q veal. rs n at 7',c; do. IA n. at
nali5n b. leii. SO vcals: 49, T. at7'c; = d.
i'3 p II = g g. v iS is H. at - d. Is5 H.
n az a,c fa u Go II, H. az Sc 3 6oD. h.
sIIi!EP AND LANES Receipt. Is carload, or $40
head neudns carlo4d- consumed direct t? butcher. ana
market Sh""p ruled @ a%l, wgfC ,,c'a{ n p@g
loo r for poor to tnoicS sheep s7ds7 81 hr god
lamb. sig4s p,r head fot courrol very choice prrg
lambs. frw lntc bunchr- u clipped lambs sold Mt
.0GTD - per 100 u.
Dressed mutton -teady AZ "a l0hc p~r - dI"-scd lambs
lO0I1 ~. end country dressed spring lambs 1t sd
SS- IIalcnhcct 6 IIonl.: 20 stat" lambs 90 = aver.
age at - - por 100 y 30 do - H. 1t 81 - 20 do
Il n, at ~: li9 state sheep. iOI H. ct ~ 90 ~ d..
81 H. at - % 10 do, H. a. 10 = 23 "cnli,. - H..
at - - clipped lambs. ~ n. at AZ -.
D. arlington $50 ohio 'ie'l. I'LL lh at - ~ St'S
do 3D., H. 1t ~ so do. ~ y. at 20 do - u. AZ
- 20 80 STAT lambs 20 ~ at - - 80 do ~ ~ az
Il 81 2oI Michigan do, GO No. at - "S clipped do %
n, a 81.
Hume 4 Mullen - state lambs. ~ ~ OF ~ -; u
state shop ~ N, 81 - bucks 80 p, at -; .
stat -pring lamh, at ~ Irf tcld ,,. IN -,
20 ''cus" 81. n. ~ 40.
c. collins As jersey srtnr lambs at Sass per head
J. :. Richardson Co.: 10 jersey spring lambs at
~ each - do ~ 20 30. . -.
q. oliver Co.: 10 Jersey spring lambs at tGotG 30
W D. Applcgct: GJcr,cy srrInc lamh, at - per h'a1
HOGS Receipts 10 cnrloads' or G'D hend---3 rar"aI
at iOthst and II carloads Gt rs,N CITY. one Gc'A OF
,omlol hos sq'r. Price I-ccItlin'd Market
noninrly lower ut t5dSJ 20 tcr 100 n.
Country .tc,dy 4 G0Ga. ior heavy GtGI+c fT
medium; - Tor Hight lower Jcr'}S, and SdSec for
light upper Jcrscf-.