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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-12-17
Bigamist Nye Jumps His BAN

SEATTLE, Dec. l6-Charles III. Nye,
who was arrested the other day at the
lnstigation Of his first wife, is missing
He was last seen at 9:3O o'clock yester-
day morning by his wife, or rather
Mrs. Nye No. 2, when he left their
rooms at the Harvard house, going
down town. He is out on 81 900 bonds.
furnished by Morris Keoch.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-12-17
Blaine Reported a little Better

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Dec. 16-It is
stated at Blaine's house that he is
little better than he was yesterday
morning.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-12-17
No salarlea in Samna

SYDNEY, n. 5. W, Dec. l6-For
three months no official salaries have
been paid in Samoa, except those of
the chief justice and president of the
council
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-12-17
He Smiled ON the soaaoId

MIssoULA, Mont, Dec. l6-John
Burns, who was hanged this morning
for the murder of Maurice Higgins,
smiled at the spectators from the scat
fold. His last words were "Let 'er
go.u
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-12-17

II. J. Turnbull, master mechanic Of
the Great Northern, returned from Sc
attle yesterday, where he has been In
consultation with officials Of the COM
pany.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-12-17
Smoking Jaokets

A nice line OF smoking Jackets arrived
yesterday at McDougal a. Dodson's. The
prices are away down. II you want any
thing In this line call and see them.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-12-17

$4,000 on Real Estate, in amounts TO
suit. DUDLEY X. INsLEE.
Rooms II and Is Mason Blsck.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-12-17
PAUL TIERNAN
CONTRACTOR

All kinds Of Jobs promptly done. Special
attention given TO making sewer connec-
tions. Address, r. o. Boz 3s5, Fairhaven
Wash.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-12-17
Handaoma OataIonue

Fresh Eastern oysters at Crelghton's
No. Grocery.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-12-17

X. G. Davis, Of Roche Harbor, ar
rived on the Eyangel last evening, and
Is registered at The Fairhaven.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

The Webster county w. q. T. U.
held their third quarterly convention
in Blue Hill, MAY 18th and 18th.
The delegation was small on account
Of the unpleasant weather. Guide
Rock Union was represented by Mrs.
Marshall, Miss Lucy Cone, and Mi,l
b zxle Grow; Red Cloud by Mrs.
Brake6eld and Mrs. Alice Pope. The
address Of "welcoms" was heartily
given ny Mrs Probascc, the response
BY Mrs. Mrshall.
II the contestants could have got.
ten there, . "Gold Med.l Contest
would have been held Thursday even.
ing, but on account Of the rain and
mud only Two we're present, conse.
quen'ly the contest was postponed.
The county President, MIS-. b iley
gage On excellest address Wednesday
evening, subject, IAN appeal fol
Woman's King lom." Miss Hattie
So u Of Hastings gave reci,st ons both
evenings, which were loudly applaud
ed, as we're Miss Lucy Cones, and
Miss Edith Acres, also the little ora,
tor Of Guide Rock, Master FLOYD
Marshall, captivated the audience botf
EVENING" with his recitations, "Idle
Jcr y Jones, and "The Happy Child
A "Plan Of work" and "resolu
%tions," we're adopted, which II carried
out, would double the number and
efficiency Of che county organization
The Blue Hill people showed theil
interest IN the convention, by filling
the church both evenings, although
they came through rain and mud
They also contributed % 81 to th,
treasury. REPORTER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
General Conference Methods
Episcopal Church.

0Ps~S~Suvos OWWuCWs
Triennisl Conelsve, Knights Temp
lar,, Denver, Colo, August Ola 1899
For the above oScas'on . rate Of one
lowest 6rst-ciass for the round trip will
bs made, tickets will be sold August
4-20 inclusive and limited fo- return
to October 10Th.
8 liver Anniversary Admission OF
the state Of Nebrasks. Lincoln Neb.
May 1926, 1892. Agents in Ksnsas,
Nebrasks, Iowa, and Missouri within
$50 miles OF lincoln, may cell tickets
to Lincoln at rate Of one fare for the
round trip. sell tickets May 1926
limit for return NAV, "a.
National Republican Convention
Minneapolis, MINI, june Z, 1892.
All agents may sell round trip
tickets to Minneapolis at . rate Of Que
lowest FIRST class fare. Agents 10 Ne
braska will sell tickets June 400
omit on same for continuous passage
from date OF sals aud executor with
iual return limit Of June 25th.
General Assembly OF the Freshly
terian church, Portland Ore , May 10.
june 1882. All agents may sell
round trip tickets to Portland Ore. at
one lowest irss-class- fare. Sell tick
cts May Ola inclusive, with 6nal lin
IL OF 30 days from dste Of sale.
A. CoN0vER, Agent.
NHF
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

The township board Of Line township
Webster county, Neb., will meet at the
residence Of the township clerk on Non-
day June 9th, 1892 1t I o'clock p m TO cot
a q board Of equalization for said town
ship and for the transaction Of any other
business that may come before the meet
ing. Dated Nay Bird, 1892,
WILLIAM VANDYKE,
Township Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

An o,A,rsura amsnA,rU ~ssction I'm, NJ
Ordinsnce No. as. Eutitsd. an ordi.
o providing for the levyiug and
c~olisstipR Of q license tax on oocupa-
tion and business carried on within the
limits Of the city Of Red Cloud, Ne
braeka 70 regulate the same and 70 re-
peal ordinances No. by, entitled, an ordi.
nance relative TO licensing peddlefs,
booth stands or stall keepers, wheel Of
fortune, c~ircusss, menagsries, side
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
Notice.

The citizens Of Penny Greek Gene.
terv Association are requested 70 meet
at the Penny Greek school house, on
MOaday, June 6, 1892, At Z o'clock,
p. m, for the purpose Of t~ransacting
any business that may come before
the meeting.
VIZ. vANDYKE, Scot.
q. GUsT, Pres.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

Go and see w. W. Wright for oil
kinds Of shelf and heavy hardware,
Go. He does all kinds OF Job work
and has competent timers employed.
While there, Look ~ those worlo beat.
ers. The dry air Clesnablc refriger'
ators.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

"The Chicago World Fair Committed
has passed q resolution that every person
attending tho "Fair" shall take with them
. bottle OF "Hepatioufe" ~ . preventive
from contracting blood, liver and kidney
diseases. Lib. Deyo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
COWmunicated.

Mr.. EDIroR: The CITY council has
taken . step in the right direction to
protect home merchants BY placing q
heavy license on psddlers. While this
move 10 our council would seem At
FIRST sight to bs soielyiiu thu interest
Of the merchants Il 10 . protection TO
oil consumers sgainst being imposed
upon with inferior goods At supposed
low prices, and the money carried out
Of our community. which 10 double
injury to all lsboring classes aud
against home industry.
Il would be . good thing for the
people Of this community AID town
had we more manufac ur.rs such -
the Red Cloud and Amboy mills In
order 70 give our farmers . home mar.
kat for their products.
II 10 to our interest 70 pa'ron,se
these institutions and IL sillteep what
little money We have lsfs circulating
among our home people instead Of
sending II TO foreign tovn > for their
benefit.
10 looking for -four the other day !
found every merchant handling for.
sign -four 20 / had to 60 10 q OF the
feed stores TO get q sack Of home h'ur.
A little council legislation against
peddlsrs Of foreign -four might give
us . better home market. FIR one l
will patronixe U home institutions
A FARMER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

Di ease never successfully attacks q
system with pure blood. De Wits Sar-
saparilla makes pure, new blood and en-
riches the old. o. L. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

Any Independent who tries to make
money out Of legal notices by giving
them to the old parties can not ex
poet the support Of the Peoples par.
ty.-Nahon.
This is free country, Bro. Truman,
and NO party or set Of men, will ever
succeed, politically or otherwise, who
rule BY an iron hand. BY the con.
stitution q man 10 guaranteed free
speech, liberty Of action, ~ lo"g a.
he stays within the bounds Of law, &c,
&c, and Why should the independent
party step outside Of the constitution
and attempt 70 coerce . man into sup.
port Of party IL he chooses TO Dc
otherwise. No political party has u
right to dictate to any man, or in any
way take from him his personal rights
guaranteed BY the constitution. Be-
cause an Independent should give an
opposition paper . legal notice should
be no reason Why he should not b.
supported by his party, provided h,
IL qualified to GIL an Office for which
he may be seeking. The principal
~'buncombs" portion Of their plat
form, il TO the effect that it Is the mar
and not che Office. No Mr.. Nation
no matter what your men do, see t
the qualification Of the man, YOU
shouldn't think about the money
consideration IL 10 the ameloratioI
Of the humsn family for which you
party was organised, you know. ON
thing about the republican party j
never coesced . man nor compelled
him to do anything that he did no
wish to voluntarily, aud II he was ft
ted for Office he got there just tn
same il he stood Win both feet OF
the republican platform.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
O.. A.

1888 bushels OF corn for which
will pay highest market price. Flov
In exchange.
OSCAR PATMoR. I
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

A safe investment. We guarantee you
will never b sick II a course of "Hepati-
cure" 10 taken spring and fall. L. II.
Deyo,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
Ice cream vt Gaines.

Organ AZ . Bargain.
(Full face) used but = short time,
will be sold ~ . sacrifice
T.. r.. PENMAN,
Red Cloud Nebr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
Money.

To loan on Watches Diamonds an,
Jewclry. Win pay cash for old goh
and silver. Fine watch work. At
tistic letter, emblem and monogran
engraving. Full limo Of fine watche
ciccks, %jcwclry s~ilverware spectacle
ard etc, T. II. PENMaN.
In Cuttings Drug Store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
DRPRICE'S
0eall!al BBaking
Used In Millions Of Homes-4o Years the Standard

From June 29th from all points
east to Omahs will be n fare for
round tip, good To return to July 18th
From Omaha TO Nebraska point tho
usual July rates will be in force. 1t
seems to be . rare opportunity TO Sc
cure many visitors 70 Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

The leap year Carnival Of the Y. 2.
s. G. 4. Al the X. p. hall last Thur
day night. proved TO be . very pleas
ant affair, Notwithstanding tho ineon-
veuient weather. Ice cream and cake
were served until . Late hour. The
young people cleared about tl7.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
G. sCnENCK,.

g. sCHENCK,.
Justice OF the Psace,
and Notary Public
once over Post Once.
Red Cloud. Nebraska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
Tho llandsomcst Lady m Red

remarked to a friend the other day
that she knew Dr.. Ksmp's Balsam for the
throat and lungs was . superior remedy,
% IL stopped her cough instantly when
other cough remedies had no effect what
aver. 30 70 prove this and convince you
OF It, merit any druggist will give Jon a
sample bottle free. Large siss soc and 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
w.
aay Listers.

are the stu4S'i The Scandal lister is
tho best md He and can DO found only
1t James leterson's the Implement
man. Red CSopd. Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
Very Inconsistent.

dost all the republican papers in
. state are swallowing Rosewater
Ad saying, I! tho Kearney convention
vas good politios." Well, that's all
right. All that seems to be needed
70 make crow . favorite article OF
diet is to be starved down.-Lincoln
Herald.
In one column the illustrious Cal
houn urges his democratic fr'endsto eat
McKeivh han crow and in the very same
srca,h herates the republican party for
swallowing Rosewater crow. Rose
water claims to be q republican, bu,
McKeighsn has spewed the democrat
10 patty out Of his political stomach.
Be more c~oDsis'ent. Mr.. Calhoun.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

That restless, nervous, dull and heavy
feeling which prevents sleep and eaesss
~ to feel like something terrible wal 60
ing IL going to happen is all corrected by
"Hepaticurs" which cures dyspepsia and
consumption. =. H. Deyo.
Wanted, ak teams to break sod.
70 acres to break before the first Of
June, and SOW in aax.
W. NJ. GuIwIrs, Red Cloud, Neb.;
Bradbrook's Photo Gallery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

See Gaines for ice cream.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

consigned through. 100 head New York DO heai
on sae, 40 head opened slow and weak 10Y ,o"',a",
grades 20 d firm. closed steady for c0od eiAu9 uul'
for common. Hogs-Rccc!pts lat twenty i"ui nous.
1850 head total for thu week thus lar '"'oIo ~
Tor same time last week, $3.50 head; ,pN'l-',"
through. 100 head 10 New York 5000 hciI OIL sa'r'
800 head opened slow aud lower iOr hSHl Hlhu'S'
= Od mediums and heavy steady C'S,u N'"h'
Heavy cIrn fed - 100 ~ u. packers anu u'lu..
SID - 10. Workers. good 10 best. corn fd - 'o@F
do. Eht 20 fair, do. - 1J0 - - coca hraN c''
- 5oe - -. pig-. good best, corn irl, - w."
- 20. pigs. common skipS 10 fair. -1dT1 ~
roEgls. - 2Jd - 30. common rouchs - ~. - -.
stays, +io - -. sheep and lamb,-keceiP9 hSt
twenty four hours. 600 head. total Tor me WIN
thus FAY. -. 900 head tim" lat WEEK. 81,
500 head consigned through LOO head II" Nv.
York. 900 head sale 5000 head opened very very
dull and slow. with prices 10 cents lower, .i,sen
very weak. with number un,old: choice J." ',,S
Gull, and common do p 1Oa ~ 80 Canada n ~
IL -. LaWh,-Nati.e choice 10 fancy. - -" - 10
do. fair TO good. s'5as5 -: cullS TO ti, - -"
- -: Canada. common - good, - fo"7' ~ 40
choice - fancy. p son - 80.
Chicago. oct. 2A.-"Th" Evening Journal Hpofl,
CattcR Receipts, 1900 head shipments. 4Ooo head
market active. steady to rn. no extra steers Oh III"
market choice to prime. 9j0 - -: other - 'oG
= IS: Texans. 81 500 - % ranges, - -" p
IIogS-Kt cclpts 25 GOO head shipments. 1OOop Wii"
market active. strong rough and common, - 30"
81 40 mixed. - son - 60: prime heavy ana DuohciH
woight~ - 7OG - %; light - 3H0 - -" shceI-..
Receipts. 5000 head: shipments, 1,DDo head W"rh,s
slow weak 10 lie lower. ewes - jo0 ~ -, niNru.
- 80 ~ 50: wether>. 9Jo - % reNauS, :" ." )
Westerns ~ 3oa SA 40, lambs, 20 75a - 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
GR4IN AND PRODCCE MAfhEiS.
rr,r1-prs OF SEw-YORK DEALINGS.


Liquidation in consequence OF an unmanase"'.'
accumulation Of wheat the story OF yesterday ;
market I'm that cereal The moderate but cu'hulauN'
declines Of the last few DAYS have al las' r'ae"'"
sion orders and weak margins, and tie oo"h"A"
course Of value, more rapid Inc acuNlN' u''
reached an extent which recalled earlier times "i
,o,,,,,,ro animation About 10000 900 bushels
ba,c.d hands In the carly session considerable
ACTIVITY prevailed and the selling al times appeared
n no regardless OF prices The net losses OF the gay
were 3-402 Is cents. While the longs unioadd the
bear faction hammered: taking advantage Of every
weak spot. A semi panic ruled for awhile Ihefe
was another latch OF wheat ordered from clevaoli
by the New York Central road Chicago fepo o'1oi
business troubles receipts We're big and The cAhiG'
,vor. dIsroura glnC, being 1-2034d down at Liverpool
rop news helped the decline and the clearances were
light Exporters bought more freely bu' tns so vas
ignored in the host OF bearish influences. ~ seeHu
20 be a of get out as soon as possible De
sember options opened hi " w Ss' veaer and
IN, be]s were sold for export, with snnh"r hhou"l
corn brcLo n consequence Of tr break IN wheat,
tho options falling 81 IA cent, with liberal hqruo o,
lion EC,des the decline IN yTh central elevators
and favorable crop news conlribn,@ 10 the u,omn"
The cash n, market IN ooN wa" nus gi,y@,'0 "'
oai ANN ERE cent on III III" i GEGn c yh
H'I Lard T' Was weaker in sympathy With grain, and
tborn were no export sales.
T9s ma" dr Ggr73 81 Novsmbcr 737s pc
Gambler =, IS: January, - IN 1893, - IA Nav
Corn October. 40: November, 40 IA; December
,se3; 80 IS: May. II Ia cents. oo 49,.
i0| o. octnier "a IL: November. "a ID Decem-
hcr ~ 10: NAV. 1909. 80 = cents.
Lard October. as so; november - o. January
The receipts Of grain and nonr reported yc,'cuday
Of Ncw-York Philadepha Baltimore ana boS0n ~sr
O. -tlIove Wheat 312 1870 bushels. corn, 223,{,F'
bushels oats 800 Az epssSls i%in cb Fl9 ws-
nd =, iouIs Tho arrivals were: Wheat. 52l, :
Is hnshcls: corn 10000 bushels oats 21o'2!3
bushels total grain, 1,2020l1 bushels hour' 0l'i'f
tarrp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

Chicago oct Is (specal).-Dccemocr wheat on ue
curh ,o.ngb, sold at - cents. II closed regularly
today ot II sac the close last night Was - sc
Tho Nav was almost weak as the pccemD"r' o'.
m, quite II sold from 70 IL TO a. &c ana cioSeo
a, Tho tottom There tie same oic ihhuehoe
Elevators here we're full a 10 DE- ohefhg pre-
mlums 10 people to take ont grain S|'pperS couiu
End No room in the East. Even II they "'r" IN
,lned IN make shipments. people 1Sfnlar "i'h 'ne
railroad situation said that the rairoaos We're "oo
IN ,he point OF a blockade. and thar rLe oioc""ue
would be complete within week. weak c"0tS' u''H
large receipts only added TO the wesKncs"' Nor'n
vest had / Oo5 cars: here there were $50 '"e e'"
mate for Saturday was SO The figures snsses. an
increase Monday In the visible Of 2'0oo'oo" "uS"e'
Corn declined IL cent for May ana almost -" .'"
for the nearby deliveries. The oppression III n,,n,a
grain is Increased by the lnowled?e thst n.y.
hos shout as 600. 900 bushels bflght lor -osnpot
snd sold for December. Receipts were Sum fr
lighter 400 cars for today and 40 esuin NJ, "a
saturday hut nobody knows whether th' InIit ada
in The recepe is or Is not due 10 the grain Wv" 49,,
W.v old from a. 10 70 A. 14c ana clo>eu ~ "
hotion oats sympatiizod with wheat ana corn "a ,ac
.ytent n, - cont May sod from "a .-7c 10 .,+ an
end closed M the bottom. Provisions were Wan Ia
beavv selling OF January pork January poi" ,,n
from sI3 40 "a sl3 o. and closed ut CID X; J" H.
arv lara sold from ~ A. 20 81 80 and cIoSeu a. d
hnttorn JauIsrv ribs sold from 20 % 10 20 An,
closed at The bottom October ribs the corherel ""'
v.r. mt "a sII and closed there the tipop p'ic"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
TOTAL. RECEIPTS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATEEIAI-Thc market hod, steady, with
previous prlccs generally obtained.
CHlCCtf Standard English Rnnulnted quoted "a
Dc, and do French 80.
COCOA Their is ish obb!ng cent at prices
last quoted.
COtfEE-Rio on the pot retains tn hrmne,s noted
Tor several DAYS past anu demand continues alr WIN
Nf ~ HGotea at lS2ho'seo sat~> 800 bag, No. 9.
ANN, lGEc; 5000 bags santos, No. 70 s. t. be
shipped, l5.1Oc. Mid growths hrm aud active. Nalc-
LOW bags Sa,ana, q .oOo bsgs Mafscaibo, and 1000
bags Central American, private telH~ Ia the contact
line, there WAS moderate degree 81 animation. On a
variable market, with frequent variation Weak ana
lower cables prompted realizing early and the ic>ut was
break OF lOdl2 ponts later On howcIcI there was
freer buying movement stimulated by the nImncNs IN
spot and unfsvorsOlc crop reports from HfaL SIo'ins
With full recovery. HaNIo dropped l4"2 f.,
Hamburg To-, '4ol'. pfg. LONDON also weakened.
cenber. us; January. rs 9d FeDuay rs % March
- I'd April. 7ls I'd. Rio quotes FIRST Ordinary ~
Nlo, IL 500 good second o kilo, II 20 e\chanse
tpriNate l4is receipts IN Rio, 5000 bag; El1 c acN
10 United stats 5000 bas, no cleas"c,~ 20 EGdoR''
1000 bags: Rio stock, 34 900 BAGS E0 MARKET sttHoN
Receipts in santos. 1000 ba-s santos 'och 80 roo
bags Santos market strong good average S1to, nominal
cpaird SanW., October -, Il an >lp Moorish 1 h'
y 900 bags. Receipt, Rio july g. october - lS'-
l.l41.OOO 1891. l1I%OOp has -, I'm
1890 9j2 900 bag. Receipts at ~aitoS. July ="
October % 1s9s O95C COG bags time lsdl o'O 900
uaGs time 1890 ll"1OOO bag. Total '1i's hri g
I'd A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29


I,v.rnoo, oct "a 4 D. INJECTION Future cIo'ed
s,.adv American mid ling low mddhns oausad
0cfober delivery 24o4a4 23.O4d OcloJeI GA GA
Vovanh.r delivery n464d4 2j64d NOVehDeI MA
December delivery 24-64o 33.o4u De.r'iU Dd Eel
January delivery 26-G4o4 20o4G Jamri, CIV March
mary delivery ~ 64a IS b4d fcuTuaIS az s,,cr,
delivery 30.64d sellers March and April i es :
4 35e4d: May and June delivery, ., pau ,aHNnr
Galveston Oct 9S.-Cott0n steauy nS'r' ~
7l3.lec: low mlddling, 1.l6c go'u ni''Nii
4 l5I6c Net and gross rece PTS $50 oie', 20
ports TO Great Britain-52lj bales coas,~iSe i
bat>> sales-6s5 bales otoe y 100 hales w
ports 10 Greet Brtsin--37 1871 bales TO the CON
fnent isis bales coastwise, 1910 ba'cS' sale
Norfolk. Oct. os-Cotton firm; middiins, go. sc
low mddlng 7.16c. Net and gross reoc'P,
IA bales Exports-Coastwse. 81. nae x.f and
gross rsceipts ,O60 bales. Exports-CoaS'"he' -
Savannah oct os-Cotton steady nll s',
7siec: low middlne. 3.l6c; good Hrui"T n
6IY.I6c Net and gross receips-S.2l, DbcS' o nno
ports Ia Great Briian-s,792 bales 10 iranoe' o,Ioo
bales coastwise. 1851 bales; are - ,ce,nt:
siock-le67oi bales weekIy-Net and grGsI US
bales IN France g. 26O bales TO the Conuncht: ~
s07 bales cOastwise, 2OO4S bales saeS-'''0'
bales. ,. ,,s,,uc
Neworleans. oct 2s-Cotton steady mdeiins'
1876: low mddlng. 316c goo1 "ri W. uI,
61316c. Net receipts-1OoO" pare 49,. 20 ths
Continent 37G6 bales cosstwisc 5,oo3 baes. Sac,
1850 bales stock-l74 $40 bale. Wee&y-No, re-
ocipts-72245 bales gross, 5000 oaeS: On Ln
porfs IN Great Britain-133 800 bales 10 me 1oh'
iinept. I7Io1 bales coastwise, lo'"oa oao'' '''cs
m.eeo bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Xew.York Friday OFT. q -BEEvi-7-E'cap,,. iol
-'.i b.,d - ,,r. f,f fi-trilrs CON pam.
80 ~. H., hama. .lIt-hfr..rs and 3. rIi~ tie
a. ,f,tlur III, IN, NV ,.,. Md OYER Mtln..d,f
a ,& int 20 Sar as 6u, cac.go aS, ta up a..
'.- t ~. m, "a. ann win ALI ..i. So
fr,,o e',.s 1i-,l.,. SOL ,t -8eOf.i W 100 gil :.
N - ,,ll, r, ,fr'r. a. -, ,o-. 81. ~. T., ca4.
".. ~" .,.s ,.,.,' ID o.. ,o ,,fv sr.--.l
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
THE PETROLECM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AID RANGE OF PRICES.
There was no change I'm the output Of the Mcdonald
pool Yesterday and the speculative situation was WIN
out change. No business was transacted III OIL ~
the stock Exchange At the Consolidated Exchange
600 barrel, were sold at 30 l-5d 30 Ssa % Ia cents
against 80 30 cents Thursday night.
Refined petroleum unchanged M u cents per
gallon I'm barrels 80 cents in bulk ana 600 cents
in cases. Foreign quotations were Anlwerp. ~ -
francs. Bremen D. :, marks London. 1-rdi l1-lod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
IN CITIZENS OF NEw-YORK: Great frauds

TO CITIZENS OF NEW-YORK: Great frauds
erc perpetrated OIL the registry last wear and Will be
this year, Ifyou value the elective franc
and would project your rights and prevent fraud u"
,our duty 10 registers from your mousse
-. LEGALLY entitled 10 do EXAMINE TIE
REGISTRY LIST. Il public copy OF which VIII DC al
,our place Of registration every day up 10 Election
Dny. If you Hnd that any person - rcs's''r'" """
anr bousc who does live there report 81 once 10
rho Republican ouniy Committee at tho INN Avenue
acl