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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CyL'L,KfY Ilf-t'EiPlN

prime store sold one year ago at ~ oo0*' ;
the average price was estimated at - -. -
EEEN -ncccpt, fOr the past two DAYS. 1is cars or
ogS head-l6 cars consigned direct u slaught'ers IS
for export llye 70 Graf Ihitan, and - cars io
Part 4 the stock arrived late ana d.laifu
trade. but butchers wrr" generally lightly spied ahc
waited for the tign> and everything received biof D. IN
10 . jc HIGHER, and the market
closing finn. Ordinary t choice native steers sold az
7ja - per leo = mixed droVcs At sd-i -; oxen
and at fJ0-J 10; bull. at 50 75d-3 %: cow, at
~ iOa.f 10 dressed beef linn az 12do"r and 'Ntf
prime quality l. qupt.d high Zoe Latest priNa'"
cable ad,cc- report American steers ~tady &C lOd l@
estimated dead weight: and refrigerated beef steady -
9ac per n. Shipments today or Tomorrow morning so
cattle j. Shamiorg and the Nomddic with 200 cattle
FOR Fa-tuans Company {. ~ quarters for ~ Morris
will sail TUESDAY - Wednesday.
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS
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1orses, Carriages, Gtt.

~ ALIFoRNIA AND EASTERN TRoTTING STOCK
AT AUCTION THIS DAY.
PETER c. KELLOGG & CO., Auctoneers
viii sell
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, TIL RSDAY ard FRIDAY.
January H. 49, 10 and 90 1898. commencing each day
10 o'clock at the .,.,,,.,,,, ,,,.,x
Ydayc. between ed and Gath SIS. New York,
lolice l01 John-st.l.
30 HEAD OF TROTTING STOCK.
The sale Will open Tuesday morning and continue
"Wednesday the horses OF Mr.. William Corbtt OF
Natro California consisting Of - head mostly the Of
thc celebrated Wilkes and sable Wilkes ncmd
Ing many with fast records SOM Of which were successful
an tho circuit last year This consignment Is strong
in dryconcd speed entries richly bred and fast
Young ss and breeding stock, surprising previous
san Mafeo CONSIGNMENT and in respects surprising
anv other auctlon Segment in the country
The will continue Wednesday and until Friday
with valuable consiqnmcns which contain the got Of Red
STEAMBOAT. AmOnt j.. Bow Bells. Alcan
tara. Alcyonc. Erin, Blue Bull. Almont fcn raj Knox
Albert w. Kentucky Wilkes Sable Wilkes, Don Carlos
&c
The horses may now he seen For catalogues address
PETER {. KELLOGG & CO.. Auctioncers,
10Y John.st.. New-York.
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Liverpool telegram. - p. m.-I"cept.. - 600 bales
Of which - 600 bales Sale, 1000 Bale. Of
which for speculation AMI export 800 bales Am ro a.
200 bales. spot market st'Idi"r Ndfing upauds,
3-lGd. The option market ruled weak result Of
renewed discussion Of the antiOpon b AT Washington.
market closed net loss OF 3al9 points for the
day. Sales. 32i 600 bales.
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Proposals.


& EALED PROPOSALS will be receives, q q
- the undersigned at the Town Hall oi " ,,eSas
the 2lst day Of January 1913, Tor '' n cent lOcl
sl5O 900 bonds Of the OF Gravescnd Pr, sr.f
improvement loan. payable forty years from bess bord
sIest day follow Ing the date cI the bohu IL LAWS
are issued In pursuance Of Chapter 10 OF ue hort ern
1892, and for the purpose Of fensenlhiI so%
io'a' improvement oo"'' Holm Y McKANE1
supervisor Town OF HfiNe'N"
NJ Z. lSo3
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STEAMBOATS,.
FALL river LINE.
NORWICH LINE.

Fare, reduced no NEWLONDON, Sl.UO; NORWICH
Si.25i WORCESTER. 500; BOSTON, $500. Core
spending reduction TO all points East Steamers leoys
Pier 40 North River next pier above Dcsbroses Street
Ferry. Sundays excepted, ut 100 L. NJ.
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Tvs. ENGINEER OFFICE. Room H. T. ,,au ay
" Building 30 Whehall-s,., New YORK ny hsrbor a
ls93 Sealed proposals for dredging III IN. ~ ofcs
Port Jefferson Inlet ~ Y. viii b. receiyca AZ anas
until twelve oclorh on Wetin 80 bank
Is93 and then publicly opsned. snecihcati1snx "a sr
forms and ali available Information MI bc IrrsnsI Os
plIcatlon TO this Office. ID e. housio'' ~~
Il EndneeIs.
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4 TOURS TO THE TROPICS.
ATLAS LINE

WEEKLY SERVICE FROM NEw.YoRK
70 Island Of Jamaica, renowned for saluhs..
climate and natural bcasy winter station Of the BsuS
indies. Good hotels and splendid r ads. W"
Regular sailings also for Haiti, Costa Rcs sA u.
many Old World towns Of the Spanish man. -
Illustrated pamphlet mailed free.
PIN. FORWOOD 4 CO, Agents, "a State.st, ysv.y.s
or TiiOS. COOK & SONS. TOuri,ts Agencies. "%
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,ACJFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs

i LINES TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MfNaS"
From New.York Pier foot Of Canast North h,s'
for san Francisco. VIA III, I>bmus OF fsh9n~
COLOMBIA sails Friday. January 20, noon
From san Francisco, lst and Bannaa s'sr
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CITY OF PEKING sails sat, req. !, . p .n % n
For freight. passage and general hiormaiien aypp
company's office on the pier foot on eanat
IL. j. BULLAY General Sulfflhtneass-.
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STAINED.

Good Ordinary ...... Or Low Middling .-.......si.
Strict Good ordinorv.7a Midaline ....o l'l6
Tho port receipts were % 0oG balcs comparing win
re AL bales this and 2i3 bales Tor the
corr pondnc last Since september tho r.
CENTS have been 81 hneS against J.1Jd31O bales
during tho corresponding Period The figures
appended show the weeks crop movement;
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AVANNAH LINE-Four Steamers weekly

- from New Pier IS. y. L.. foot sprnssr .
= $ KANSAS CITY ........ WEDNESDAY Jan. - n
5. s. CHATTAHOOCHEE....:;.. Friday Jan: ~ a q
S. :. CITY or RIRMINGHAM. MONDAY Jap; 3 " ~
Connecting with C. X. ga. anu ,. T. ~ ~ i6
for ali POINTS in GEORGIA. FLORIDA, SOUTH sSS' Il.
LIMA ALABAMA and LOUISIANA JnsuflaiSst ~
commodations. First class fable d'hote. Tor hels"' -
passage Apply to -. . ,,,.. c.nu .c,.
j. ID. IIashagen, f.. Agt. W. H. hh,.t' 81 R,wss
SFNW Ivy o0l Bway Cent? T. RI 81 90 % W"
r. L. WALKER. Agent Ocean steamship % ris,s
q. NJ. SORREI. Manager. New Per 3D. Nor.n 80
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old DONIN MON l. Ne.

c0IFoRf and NEwn9Rr MEMS aaes, aGl iGs VIZ
and WASHINGTON, d, Mon, tue rMV,gtp T nu
and sat For HICmMoND va JAMES RiVE Ths,.
Sat From PIER 20 new NJ - K io OCT. BS "a HI nas
south and Ms-t Apply az Geaer' ons az g., 90 sn q
n.oaiMay - w. L. GrILLACDEC. TLanc Managel.
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III Wlntr FNcur>iOn>
10 THE AZORES MADEIRA OPORT0, LlSB0ss
CADIZ Or GIBRALTAR. 49,
To sail regularly In conjunction with the stsaas
Olinda and Steamer Osvrnum. the Company have ADDED
their line the new hrst-clsss passenger steamer poSA
MARIA, OF $50 tons. 80 ,,,
s. s. DONA MARIA will sail about February =. a..
This fine seamer offers splendid accommooati9n os nv
rIass Passengers seeking milder climate. Duea'loa
round trip, Six weeks. Medical ATTENDANCE on esta.
No, fright passage and other information Apply 70
HACKNEY Err a. BRUNN. General Agents,
c..v r.ssv aceny w. d. Sanborn Agent
-, poston ~ MOntgOmervsr.. San Fr7ncsa
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n EW. YORK and CUBA Mail Steamship Co

N Piers IL and II. East River.
saturday Steamers at D. and others at Q: m 20
Havana procresO Campeche. Frontera. Laguna Iampa
NH' TuxIan and Vera Cruz
Maannas csTGsaas ssgaa Ss6 snd nen,us
CiTV or ALEXANDRIA,, Havana. d. WED, Jan. 10
CiENFT' EGOS. Nassau, Santiago and ,- u, "a
yr.NI' ri Havana and Mexican potts. sat- Jan x.
: a
This line has direct connection with and issues holn
pnis ~ Iading to all points Mexican X. W Co. Mv
con Ine,ocranic r. r.. Mexican Central l.. W. CO.. Ia.
and the Monterey and Mexican Gull Railroad Excu's"
ISurs IN The rropic, reduced q ESQ and inward.
Nov mi particulars. freight or pa,sage aDDly %
~ $3.50 IAMFS T.. WARD CO.. 1l3 Wallss
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New York's Great L. A. W. Meet

SYRACUSE, n. Y, June l6.-The
state meet of the New York di-
vision, l.. A. W., will be held here,
commencing today. One of the
features of the races will be the 40
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Among mis- aides are the most
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The events of the meet are as
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Two mile, six minute class, three
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-16
SURVEYS, PHAEToNs AND CAR.
RACES

The finest in the market and the
latest styles Buggies at $40 and
upwards, and the largest stock in
the state to select from. Call on us
at once. Staacke Bros. 5 II I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-16

Vacant lots in the most desir-
able portions of the city can be
had at prices to suit by calling
on John Il. Hambleton & Co. Is If