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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-01-14

Report of school in district No. ia,
for the month ending Dec. 81, 1891.
No. of days taught. IS; No. of pupils
enrolled. 16; average daily attendance,
II and 10.
GRAMMAR GRADE.
Scholarship and deportment:-Fred
Underwood, 99-10O; Mile Under
wood, 93-100; Anna Underwood, 924-
95; Arthur Underwood, 944 80; Ma
mie Carroll, S8as 95; Harry Dean, So
go; Vet Hassler, 854- go.
INTERMEDIATE.
Maggie Carroll, 9544 go; Bertha Has
sler, 954 80; Bert Hassler. SO 80; May
Tedrow, 822 100; Willie TedroW, 81
80; Arthur Tedrows 80 80.
PRIMARY.
Tena Kennedy, $685.; Hattie I'M
derwood, 945-95; Jennie Underwood,
94a -e5. LoUELLA DIXON, Teacher.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-01-14
SCHOOL Renorts

Report of district SO, for term end
ing Dec "a. No. of days taught. 70;
No of pupils, 10; average Dolly at
tendance, 1273; pupils not absent
during term, Vernie and Truman
Hopes, Taylor Waggener; No. of
visitors during term, u
NELLIE -IARuE. Teacher.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-01-14
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-01-14

Written by young lady who was told that she
las a non maniac in her hatred Of achOholie liq-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-01-14
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25
Personal.

Robert Preston, an English capitalist
and large mine owner IA COLORADO aud
Now MeAlco, Is registered n the Cullen.
Dr Burnett, resident agent OF the Mid
land, has returned from the south, after a
successful business trip.
EN-Mayor Barker, Of Denver, Colorado,
IL registered az the lNuutstord.
II. +. Hayden, OF Portland, Oregon, Is
stopping ~ tho Cull0n.
A. Lang and wife, OF Denver, are visit
ing friends In this city.
Rev. q. II. AnleIack. Of san Francisco,
was at the Morgan Yesterday.
u. l.. Walters aud vile, Denver people,
are guests ~ the Cullen,
l.. =. lIill and VIII, Of Osceoln, Idaho,
are stopping at the NalkUr House.
MIR. and Mrs. J. e. Cooper, Of Montreal.
Canada, are soiournlnl 90 the Knuisforl,
Mrs. Conn, mother OF tho we'll known
hardware merchant uf that name, Ion Tor
Boise, Idaho, yesterday, taking with her
Mr.. Collins two children. They will re-
main At Boise all summer
g. W. Foreman, Utah mpuacor Of the
Bankers Alliance col california, has boon
suddenly called 90 hls lumHa, los Augy-
los, 10 attend the .uuuuu ~ OnH VI his
children,
s. 4. Mount, Of Provo, has his name
on tho CHI, House rusl,lcr,
J. NJ. Berry, Of S.. Louis. n In this city
and Is soiouTning al tho lempleton.
George l.. Black, superintendent Of the
Rock Springs coal mines In IA town on
business.
DR.. Henry Paul. heavy stakeholder
In the celebrated Aspen mine OF Colorado,
arrived In this city yesterday.
!. NJ. Moore, general agent Of tho
union Pacific Coal company, il at the
TOmplolOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25

dNhe Tar Round,
The beginning OF tne black death
arose in China about the year 1888,
with drought and Canine IN the great
river plains, which were followed by
Hoods 30 violent that 400, 600 people
perished. Great tcllurlc COMMISSIONS
occurred over the same tracts. The
mountain IsincheOu 'ell la and vast
cleita were formed, from which IL
said that noxiuus vapors assembled.
Anyhow, flood and famine were fol.
lowed next year by terrible plague,
which carried on i've million OF tbe
wtotched Chinese, while In 1887 Htiil
more dreadful famine destroyed an.
other four million.
The destructive march OF the pesii.
lence cnunot now be accurately
trace nut IL swept along from easL
to west, slowly enough, but wish
inexorable wing. RImoa Of
trouble and disaster hufalded It's
approach, A thick, sinking mlst was
reported to herald or accompany the
march Of the fell destroyer. Nor wrro
there wanting sigus ami wonders In the
sky, aud a grand conjunction OF the
three superior planets, saturn, Jupiter
aud Mar, IN .he sign Of Aquarius, 2ith
March, 1915, might have boen read hy
those acquainted with the secrets Of
tue slars AZ port9atious Of unhoard.ot
disasters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25
7. A. Davis on Dr. Faust, Figures

d ~ NdN ~ Wv his ""'' iHWi '7'
idio- Ncsstci NCWG
Only once more will Trouble you tnai.
ford mga little space l. another
~ II. j. Faus's letter., which appears
In your weekly ipbue % huii ION. d.
Faust makes some amends .or Ills for
mer assertions, but whal is the matter
with the gcntleman's figures as to
cattle? In his FIST letter he declared,
without fear Of contradiction, that the
cattle industry did not bring into the
county 100000 last year, aud In
the same paragraph makes the conie'.
sion that White 4 Sons company
shipped " beef last year, 81 sOn,Ou0.
Here he makes mistake Of 81 200, 900.
II the above ~ not n reckless assertion,
then DO not know what could be fca.
s0usbly called oue;and they aic fnusps
own figures twa1Ilo or ~ twndlle.
A there are no correct statistics Of
the cattle industry available, ! VIII
make no claim IA to what the receipts
were last year, but viii simply state
that White a Sons Go. are not the
only Shipper. Thousands Of cattle
are sold yearly 10 outside buyers, AMI
the cash received enters the channels
VI trade. / trust that In order TO
silence the wOshiprur. n sheep, the
coming Cattlcmen's Congress IN
Ogden will elect an organization ~
which every dollar that H. brought Ia.
TO IA. Territory Of Utal, from Tint
industry, will be recorded. Every
man selling one or more yc'rlings
should send n statement OF his receipts
TO the secretary Of the cattlemeu's
association DR.. Faust would have u
appear that all the horses In Utah are
VI dininutive proportion, and even
goes 20 Nevada for references. While
do not deny the existence
VI pony honos, claim that
Utah and Idaho are making
rapid progress In the improve.
ment OF the horse. In every settlement,
town or city stations OF AZ the standard
breed OF horses can be found. Cache
county, Utah, Is iull Of the above class
Of animals, while In the small valley Of
MllaI, Idaho, can be found SOME forty
imported stations, Of the Clyde, Nor
man, Cleveland bays, French coach
aud the various Hambletuuinn line OF
stock. | am not In the habit Of boast
Ing OF what have dout, but will say
that raise horses, and also know what
class OF horses Is best suited to our
roads; for that II part Of my business.
Dr.. Faust accuses me anu Others Of
wanting the sheep driven out OF the
country. This Is not the case; he cannot
refer to one single sentence Of mine
that liners anything Of the kind. On
the other hand, II appears very strongly
that he desires both the cattle and
horse business out Of this way, to make
room for the sheep.
7. 4. DAVIS.
HENDERSON, Cherry Creek P.O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25

That the Infection was conveyed In
the air, AMI spread itself with the
vatlej tides and currents NJ tho aerial
ocean seems evident, Tor itsiell upon
ships nj sea and ~ vaVed the most ~.
cluded place, bat 10 was also extremely
contagious, aud followed The lines ~
lnGg route, and srizOd upon every
nuery of traffic. In ENGLAND the
u ol Death made iis nrt appCr.
aure IN DDnUishifr, ami quickly
spreading over tin wet. IL
regcied London by way NJ T. lord,
leaving death aud dcsolulion behind
u everywhere. u wa ss fatal m the
country ~ ln the town. Whole
Villages We're dtp0lulair, aud small
towns almost wifcI out " existence.
The d,nj tag unmarried as they had
died, fur uriesln hgi been swept away
with their flock, an IN many parishes
there was no one iV,t to celebrate
mass, while every trade and craft was
suspended iu he universal terror AMI
suspUnsc. To add 70 the horror OF tho
times bands of mar,udCrs roamod
about uumolcsttd, inhblng alike the
dead aud the livinc; and dogs, lie.
privcd " thulr masters by death,
came together m plchs, made icrp-
ci1us ny hunger, and secured the
country like 30 many bands Of
wolves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25

that by not going abroad they are de-
urivei Of the privilege Of that title.
but thrfe are many ways %. 'aving
souls right nj hone. Ia vnihurlug The
peuuio iroin ahroad. in building tenn.
pies, rsdeeming the soil, erecting
homes, etc, We qte giving the strongest
testimOny 10 tho world that We are a
people vino are HlivIng 10 establish
peace nu earth among men.
The temples axe open TO those who
are ufeuatui 10 work therein Tor the
salvation OF ssuls. This work W hardly
needed ~ much az it should &C.. Some
think they hRvu sl lew urmes ~ ihcit
dead relative that it f. not worth
vti.e 20 lab0f for ihrm. The speaker
related the remarkable experience of a
man vino s1ii hU had only
eight namc-, aud who thought
hc would not commence the work lot
p, few. liYt b. was advised u work
fur these lirst, Huu when he had done
40. hc obtained by revelation knowl-
edge OF 5000 iu M, tor whom he haa
90 work, pnd he now feels that lliO Is
toI short Tor such great and glorious
undertaking.
The speaker closed with an earnest
appeal 10 the Saints Of God TO lay up
treasures In heaven where they can
not no ne strnycd. Earthly RICHES
mu.t he luf' here. They cannot follow
W., nor can we by them obtain -alNa'
ton. The deeds we DO viii follow W.,
aud II good, will blng IA abundant
rcwhri. May God help u 10 rn faith'
iui and trls. and do AL The good we
can 10 our lOllowmcn, and ihcu receive
our reward in God'- celestial Kingdom.
TIE choir raug the anthem;
"Giori'us Thy nome"
Beuedictiou by Elder II. y. Rich
ards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25
MASKED ROBBERS


Information was received "a police
headquarters 1t 1880 h't night to thr
effect mat w. AZ. Fisher WIN keeps a
saloon arro., the stree, from tine Warm
Spnnes, had been rubb,d by n bHcr Of
'm,sksa hlghwaymun a rhort time BE-.
lore, while behind the bar OF his place
OF business. Fisher claims that tile
robbers entered the place quietly
enough but Wien they ueafou him
they drew their tevolycfs aud com.
maudri him TO "fofk over" which he
iid without delay. Ii" says that he
wa. relieved VI 500. The explanation
wa. not satisfactory o. thr police so
they Decided To pay noautnniion TO the
matter Nd II MIR. Fisher wa really
robbie aud ~ dcslrous OF nrpychendiug
the guilty parties he VIII have to he
his own detective.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25
EXPOSITION ECHOES.
The Secrctary's 0rlce Located AZ the
Continental llolel.-llce.Prcsidcnt
MackiniOsh IN California.

The office Of the secretary for the
Worlds Fair Commission OF Utah has
been established nj the Continental
Hotel In room No. q. Mr.. Mcdaniel
aud his associates lind plenty to do
during.uillce hours. A large amount
OF printed matter IL being sent in 10 all
parts o. the Territory and distributed
where II IL likely to do the most good.
Many communication with rcirrenc.
10 uiah's proposed exhibit IRE also be-
ing responded 10. The substantial
businessmen Of the Territory are be.
ingaI pualed TO by circular letter TO
assist the commission In guaranteeing
the loan necessary TO make credltable
exhibit. Favorable responses are be.
ing received daily. Blank agreements
accompany all such lettefs, aud In
many Instances have been freely
signed.
A lawc supply OF printed matter has
been received nom the secretary of the
California World's Fair Commission.
lis said that California; citlzens are
working harder 10 makea splendid
showing ut Chicago than those OF any
other State. Utah bias adopted prsc-
tically the same plan and II issincercly
hoped VIII be- rewarded with tho same
degree Of success, In proportion to
we,lth aud population,
Vice. president Macintosh IL now
in California obtaining Information
with Ayiuw to assist the commission Of
this rsrritoty,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25
SUNDAY SPORT.
The Keeper Of the Gaily Gambling
Rooms Draws Gun IN an
Alleged "Spotirr."

There was an exciting gun play In "a
Main street saloon yesterday morning,
aud hEi It not been for the prompt In.
reference OF those present George
barr, the keeper OF tho Ghlvty gam.
bling rooms would Undoubtedly have
made n 81 Jcot TOR the coronor's In.
ve.ligation. His intended victim was
"Charlir" Steele, character well
known to the police, whom he charged
with giving Information TO the local
peace officers aud planning the raid on
his gambling rooms the night before.
Steele emphRtically denied the soft
impeachment. Barr drew his gun and
was about 10 execute summary VEN
golnce ON the suspected "spOtt,T"
when he was dlsarmed by an employe
of the establishment. No sooner was
this dono than friend Of Barr's fash.
ed n guuhnl leyeled II at Steele's head.
The latter dropped behind the tar aud
when lie emerged thercfrom this
would.he slayer had also boon disarm-
cd. Steele IL n desperate man but
had no weapon when he was com
frouted by his Antagonist.
Ai,er indulging Ia fusilada Of
hoieter0us talk the ailair came TO AN
abrupt termination. rhroats Of future
vengeance were freely exchanged and
friends OF the principals say the snd Is
not vet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25

Mr.. Rlls, author Of "How ne O'her
Hell Livcs,n sny. ~ the May Sinh
Hcr's ,hnt 81 tns tIu|n Hebrew cail-
uien ia New Yort iuliy one third 20
10 school He nlJs "iue poorest ilg.
brew knows .Hat know ledge is power,
ani power, as the means " getting on
No. The world that hns spufu'i him %
loug, o. WIN, he yeana flL lie lets
40 opportunity slip o. obtain II. Day
aud nlgl schools are crowded by r.
children, who learn rapidly hnd " h
ease,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25
THE LOCAL MALTA"



Glacomo Perrin. an italian who has
buen employed ~ n section hand on
Wvllio Graude western, was seriously
assaulted and stabbed by n bcl!igercut
gang Of his county m,n oE Second
south street, IN front Of saloon kept
Ia tho old Chamber Of Commerce
quarters, Mt IL O'Clock on Saturday
night, II seems that the trouble grew
out Of q demand by Permit, for small
amount Of money which another
native Of sunny Italy owed him. The
debtor refused to acknowledge any
obligation 20 Periul and II IA alleged
he flashed "A sulvttO from his bootleg or
belt ard commenced 10 clash anu cut
his victim with The fury OF n mad
doncd beast. a large crowd, mostly
Italians, witnessed the cowardly and
brutal affair aud several Of them are
said 10 have aided the stAbber In his
murduTaus work. Officer Carmen was
attracted 10 the scene Of the dis
turbauCe hnd promptly dispulled the
gang and placed two Of the principals
Michelli Far0n aud NiucOli Fcnt
under arrest.
In the meantime porini had fallen
10 the sidewalk by reason Of the serious.
uess VI tho wounds no had received.
lie WIS conveyed to the city hall
where he identified Farron anu F.nt as
two OF his os-ailahts. Weak aud almost
Unconscious perlui was removed
TO 81. Mary's Hospital where his
wounds, which consisted Of u deep
and dangerous cut on the LETT side 81
thc abdomen, au ugly and painful gssh
cuts In various parts Of the body were
dressed.
rorini was roa,ing as comfortably
"a II IL possible under the cifcumstan.
cof, and will doubtlessly recover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25

VWV NV NV VT IEWWNT 'f'N'
For the accommodation Of those lie.
string TO visit ut pOluts east oi, In the
vicinity Of, or at Omaha, In May, dur.
ing the session Of the Methods Gen.
eral Conicrenc,, the Unl0u Pacific will
tell tickets To Omaha aud retugn at one
ARE Tor the round trip. Tickets on sale
April 18th 10 30th Inclusive, limited 10
June !, 1892.
For any additional information, ap.
ply 10 -. H.. BuMLN,
General Agent, Union Pacific system,
aOl Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25

WHEN going East select the popular
route, the Burlington. Two daily ves.
tibule trains from Denver with dining
and chair carsaLd Pullman -leepers al
tacheJ, for Chicago, Peoria, Il. Loui-,
Kansas City, 81. Joseph, Alchison AMI
all points east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25

Have y0ur Prescriptions filled.
Buy your Drugs aud Medicines.
BUY your Toilet Articles.
Imported and Key West Clgars.
WhltmHn's Fine Candies.
GlldR Quinino Hair Tonic.
Price mrst reasonable.
FRANCIS g. GILbs, A pOthecary,
Brooks Arcade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25

The RIO Grand, Western will sell on
Alril 18th Hui 10Th round trip tickets
10 OGDEN ~ 1850, good until May sth,
Rate omen to the public. Trains Nj $3.50
am, 1912 noon amt 1890 am.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25

A travelling man who CHANGED to he
IN the store VI u. V. Wood, at Me.
kees Rocks, Pa, says while hc Was
waiting To see Mr.. Wood, n little girl
came In with nh empty bottle labeled
"Chamberlnin's Pain Balm" and
said: MAMMA wants another bottle Of
that medicine; she sayr II II the hest
medicine for rheumatism she ever
usel." 80 cent bottles for sale by II. q.
NJ. |. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25

Tickets will he sold To Omaha on
April 18th, 90th ana 30th by the Rio
GFande Western at $40 round trip.
Beet Of accommodation ami matches
scenery. Trains nj $3.50 n,ni. and 9:55
pm. Ticket office, 9D0 Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25

Tia, removed iis rfiicp 10 IL mar.
series Ia Sugar House Ward. Take
the Rapid Translt Street Cans marked
"Calder's Park, Forest Dale, OF nth
Rpt Street" Poet Onlcu, Sugar,
Utah. lAs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25

Via Rio Granie Western. $40 round
trip on Ami 2slh, s9th and sOth. Rate
IA open 10 the public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25

Are exclusive agents for the celebrated
Peacock Coal aud slack. Best in mnr,
ket for steam and heat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25

Have removed their Cosl oAlcc to iG6
r. Main Street. lelcphU'c lSg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25

For sale ,henp'
Two Registered Cleveland Bay Stall
Hons, one Ceibus with gold medal,
imported. Apply Mt Grant Bros.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25

Sos S@&@SSS 5Se@S SO z @S 81 @S $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-25

Mount a CTinin
Have removed their Coal Of,ice TO l65
5. Main Street. Telephone 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28

Il 900 head for sane time last week 100 head con
signed through 200 head 600 head New ork; o
sale 1000 head opened ssw but stedy Eood e i' Tor
eommon rboce 70 rncy wessps gSo1 sa 20 far u
good sheep. 25asj; cnls and common sheep: 81 ,2S
good best spring lambs - ass 25 culls 10 ''
f3ds5 40.
Chicago July 27.-''The Evening Journal reports
Cattle -I.ceWs "a 900 head shipments 5000 he,d
e5a$jc lover choice 70 extra steers ~ 75dso 10
others sidS4 80; Texans. III 7jdS2 % native cow
Z. 55as2 %. IIocs,Eesepts 2oo 900 head sipgen ana
common. fIAod@5 7o nhx Is 75ds5 81 prime he.s ",
and buherI Eo had 'SS $780, ~ 10 Ign n, had mar.
ket active: sheep steady lambs trihe higher nauE
10 7jdsJ - Western 81 iOdS3 60 Texans - JOGS4 :"
lambs 1898 IS -.
st. Louis July ~ Receipts 1000 head snip mp
mcnts 600 head market. l5c lower dd ich
I5c lower Texans and indians far choice ~, ~. ",
steers AZ 50dS5 Is medium 10 good Texans and lnut
steers ~ - ~ VOWS aud cannr., 81 Ovds[ ~
Hoes-Receipts $500 head; shipments. 900 head ms,
kct easier heavy fair IN choice 81 S0d56; mNci
dnary good - 0af5 % light fair = best - 90, o9
- 90. >hrep-KcceiIts. LOO head sSpm.nts 90
market higher choice native muttOns 80 ooas' w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28

, sS :as i:s
quoted sl2 5odsis extra :. SO 5ea47 30
in 'mAMsoSct and unehangsd G SSo.ed
here at 81, and the West, sl6. cur MEMS
Shoulders 7.s md 3 boxes clear bces 9S Ppeea
hams quoted at i2isal3r smoked DO. i3dlsSci Tsfied
SiDpEES-%s SSSsgs II se SS"ss;
6 or 'i idS qgpGi i=O ~ $50 D.
S"ss, i$ss, 81" s Isa
steam .Ss ss f3S d.. "ES Sncd 'S 1
closd at G.73c; South Amcrica SIS 35c july coed
ASeS n sS oo' 6tSBr Scsc s'G at q ce
BUTTFR-iicnerolly steady, With fairly active demand
Gr.aS S SSs sr",o cTas ss5 i e%
@oazio; seconds saiss t5irds i7e St,te dairy MI
il: s sna s: dH .: s:'ls;
i5c;, weston dairy, ar.ss e; seconds. isaists
cnEEh Trading we. lt,, actss 'ssdsy buy holders
white fancy, Sac do coored. aooisc choice sds'.c
good to prime. si-asEc common to fair 7asc do Earl
skins isWI &c Ett;s2 and Tin tending il buy
rs w state and ods fo r new Ss Tnos
icror ssdss 80 rer cs.c
"a rp 9a ogc osSs;a 9
STasSt ss poe SSt ssf
S,annotcd ! 3.io@4sc cubes; i'se!'c xxx. $3.50
mould *" t ra%s; damqnd l. 4gafc %
hlds'EOpd 4 tGt Phs:nT T. cGi a a1G' E%Pc
va O. 5liCas 1Sic e M Fits IT, ssS5S
No 10. ola03 li-1Gc.
Mcne HTsn at il T.. Young Tyson ia5ae in"
pcrial Hoops; cunpowdcr. ?3A2c: Pinr-suey, Gun.
nda and rHSa Te o s% Foc,a
lcene %Gy lard FG %SS %S in Aha
and tc; oleonos' aiac qTlct 7s-c foI cIty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Brazil the spot had fair inquiry and
mice, We're steadily maintained No RIO quoted at
fSasc. sales. 500 bag no s. iz'.c 200 bags santos
100 bags Santos No . 1919, and lOoo bags Santos
Eos & and q 10 arrive, la. MID growtls steady ;
So 500 bags Maracaiho 500 bags Central American
and 200 bags saNanila, private terms. Speculative
on Sc ling long, account prompted by weak ana lower
points Iavre declined sal H. aud Hamburg lost l2Ui
iGc Rio quiet, and London depressed 2:43 p. N.
October SIS Cd November. SIS ga December 5os Cd ;
Go Kiios). l. 500 good second 90 kilo' IL 10 go
exchange prvate 10 $i6 receipt. IN no - GVo o,s
to Europe coo bass Rio stock, 10000 Rags Rio p.rcs
quiet Keceps In Santos 900 bags Santos stock, los
600 bags santos market firm good aversgo santos y $40
same time 1891 32i 900 bags time. 1890 ia 900
bags Receipts santos, July u July %, 1872, $50
900 bags time 1891, 30 900 bags same time, 1890
81 600 bags. 81, =. -,
Amsterdam. July 21.-The next Dutch sale will take
rlacr ON the "a proN. Brokers valuation for @uoh
ordnary Java, 81 nc Market firm. Total SHE VIII IN
clude 90 piCuls.