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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-06-22
TARIFF OFF.

Our place of business being rathe,
small, and having bought very larg
stock Of fall and winter goods, we arr
compelled to close out, in complete, on,
spring and summer line of Boys. Menu
and Youths Clothing and Odd Pants, to
make room for the incoming stock. We
make special bargains in these lines. for
cash, from date to July 3, 1923. Don't
fail to look in ON US. Respt.,
20-f l. Fl. DILLs.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-06-22
A YOUNG GIRLS FORTUNE.
am INTERESTING sKEIcH.

Nothing appeals so strongly to a mothers
affection as her daughter Just budding into
womanhood. Following Is an instance: Our
daughter Blanche, now Is years OF age, had
besn terribly afflicted with nervousness, and
hnd lost the entire use Of her right arm. She
WINS In such condition that we had to keep
her from school and abandon her music les
sons. In fact we feared ST. Vitus dance. and
are positive but for an invaluable remedy
she would have had that terrible affection.
We had employed physicians. but she received
no benefit from them. The first OF last August
she weighed but IS pounds, and although she
has taken only three bottles of Nervine she
nov weighs 106 pounds; her nervousness and
symptoms OF StVitus dance are entirely gone
she attends school regularly, and studies with
confu- and ease. She has recovered complete
use ID 4 arm, her appetite Is splendid. and
no m1st,y could procure for our daughter the
health DR.. Miles, Nervine has brought her
When my brother recommended the rem.
sdy had no faith In patent medicines, and
would not listen to him, but as a last resort
he sent us a bottle we began giving IT TO
Blanche and the effect was almost immedi-
ate."-Mrs. r. II. Bullock. Brighton. N. Y,
DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine is sold by all
druggists on a positive guarantee, or sent
direct by the DR.. Miles Medical Co., f khart,
Ind, on receipt OF price, 81 per bottle, SIX
bottles for S. express prepaid. 1t Is positively
tree from opiates or dangerous drugs.
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DON'T SEND saa TAGS BEFORE JANUARY /. lss4.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-06-22

You can buy for cash at B. B. Whites
furniture store, Caldwell block. Second
street, q $50 sewing machine for s45.
s65 machine for "A J, or $50 machine for
$35. He also sells machines on the in
stallment plan at popular prices. lett
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-06-22
German
Syrup"
A Throat
and Lung
Speciality.

SS~ a1(a pCo$aN@ - M
. man Syrup for some
o'u -s severe and chronic
Speciality. trouble of the Throat
and Lungs can hard
ly appreciate what a truly wonder
full medicine it is. The delicious
sensations of healing, easing. clear.
ing, strength-gathering and recover
ing are unknown joys. For Ger
man Syrup we do not ask easy cases.
Sugar and water may smooth a
throat or stopa tickling--for a while.
This is as far as the ordinary cough
medicine goes. Boschee's German
Syrup is a discovery, a great Throat
and Lung Specially. Where for
years there have been sensitiveness,
pain, coughing, splitting, hemorr-
hage, voice failure, weakness, slip
ping down hill, where doctors and
medicine and advice have been swal-
lowed and followed to the gulf of
despair. where there is the sickening
conviction that all is over and the
end is inevitable. there we place
German Syrup. 1t cures. You are
live man yet if you take it. o
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-06-22
McDERMID BROS,
i0ntract0rS and Rnil1nrS
LADIES TEA

- pleasant drink. which will be borne BY the
stomach without nausea or gripping. IL acts
thoroughly on the liver. kidneys and reppodue-
tive organs gentle physic, efficient diuretic.
aud Is most useful IN scanf orpainful menstura
ton. II aids digestion aud reduces corpulency:
clears the complexion. rendering Ii far, and re-
storing the natural tone OF the skin. sold by all
druggists. iS3m
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distribute GAG folows
To grea mum
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Tothe Ssending n xtgpatcs
To the ONE INBRED PARTIES sending greatest
To the u INC
Numb OF for Is County,
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Of
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DON'T SEND TAGS BEFORE JANUARY T. 1894
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ATTENTION, PARHERS!

Fawcett Bros. have ON exhibition
one OF she new changeabIe speed
Continental moving machines. IL
will be 90 the Interest OF those wish.
inR to purchase 60 cali and exa m Inc
shis mower before purchasing eise-
whore. Io-tf
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period Of last yssr. and net se1L4ez de-
| crease OF Sl8O.SbS

crease Of S169.S8
The Mexican National Railroad reports
ssF 81 G5 ' IS % with the
month q ast {sa; b and nin net Ss42
as set dsc Se .n q 81 81 as compared with
es fHE5s'pqapses eS 81 as year and net
The Canadian Pacific Railroad reports gross
sfssss $ l ss as "ss%Ss s SfR sSo sane
srenss o. For nns
Ing Sent 80 the fresss sss5iR s w9re Sig %
800. 7sT. a decrease Of s275J35. ' NV
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad reports
decrease deere Of s24Gsfi as compared with The
decrease OF sio5.494.
The Rio Grando Western Railroad reports
gross earnings for September OF $lSl.g24, a
decrease Of s73745 as. compared with the
same month OF last year. and net $4,000. q
decrease of S30.042.
Sales OF securities by auction at the Real Es-
tate Exchange to-day included 80 shares of
Nh,Ional Park Bank stock tx az 20 ana on shares
Treasury balances compare with those OF
yesterday as follows:
Gold coin and bullion .... .ssess$sss sss 81 ii5s
Silver coin and bullion.:;,. s.520sB6 Ts5o.63l
Ni Tfeasury notes H1' 4eeoeoa 4s75252
ro,a,s..................... sp0s70,28i soep52 o5s
DEPOSITS IA ,d national tor banks; sl257og!n.
ton to the foregoing the Treasury reports sill
il. 1870. Sl52.64I5So and Treasury notes is is.
sued against the same. $l52,o70. 2SO. Of
which $3.50. 1870. 1924 are outstanding.
Money in London. l6Dl 4 p cont Rate Of dis.
count in the open market, for both short and
three months' bills. % y cent. Amount Of
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF England
on balance to-day. f14.OOLt Paris advices
exchange on London at 25 francs q CEN
times.
Messrs. F. d. Tappen. Adrian Iselin. Jr.
Thomas Denny and ". Emlen Roosevelt, rep
resenting and controlling large amount Of
road consolidated 5s Of 1856. have been APP
pointed q committee to protect the inter-
bonds. They have In view. a prompt
foreclosure OF the mortgage unless the cou-
pons are paid within the three months allowed
by the deed OF trust. Bond hoders who desire
to Join In this movement should send their adj
dresses and the mount OF their holdings to the
Gallatin National Bank.
A large representation OF first mortgage
divisional bonds OF the Toledo. Ann Arbor and
North Michigan Hallway Company have de-
interests and those who haye not done so are
notified by Messrs. Joe. Walker Son that ac-
tiUn should be taken on or before Nov. =
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Messrs Winslow, Laner Il Co. and Coffin e
Stanton will pay dividends on a number OF se-
curties. lists of which are printed in another
column.
The snles OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
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TUESDAY. Oct. 81,


The invariable tendency OF the speculative
comm unity to discount the effect OF events was
illustrated again by to-day's stock market.
For week or more past professional dealers
In stocks have been buying thcm. and at the
same time arousinR all the enthusiasm they
could over the probable return OF the United
States to sound monetary basis They
PROFESSIONALLY worked tho market In
to an unsafe condition. dangerous. as
the result has proved. to lightweight
and over-sanguine SPECTATORS. yet not an
unnatural condition. Tho repeal OF the Sher-
man law. which was assured when the vote in
the Senate was taken last evening. 10 an event
OF sufficient importance to control the prices
OF securities. and OF commodities as well. for a
long time to come; and 1t does not follow that
because some OF the froth that has recently
been teaten uD on the surface OF the m ark ct
disappeared to-day, the food lido has be-
gun to lag.
Tho sharp reaction In prices to-day is evil
dcnce that tho market had tom porarly lost
tts equilibrium. which will be restored by tho
liauldation OF numberless small ventures aud
a revival OF activity on the short side, Indca-
tions were not Wanting to-day that both Of the
operatIona referred to are now we'll under way.
II locke very much as II certain operators
Of influence and experience who favor the
short side had como to the conclusion that
the market was ripe for attack. They were
encouraged In their efforts to depress prices
by a continuation Of the foreign selling
that has been in progress for several days.
The same circumstance. together with the
ease with which prices yielded owing TO tho
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New York Markets.

TUESDAY. Oct 31.-fLouR-was rather weak, owing
to the decline in wheat. and trade was slow Exports.
3Sod3 bbls. dc.: receipts. 1886 bbs. &c. The
fine. 81 s5sS2 Is: No extra, s2sslso M. l.x-
ira 81 2Oa 81 3D. clear 81 3osS2SO straighs So 300
So 20: patents, So s5tsS4 20. Winter III bbls; No
grade. s. s5eS2: fine. S2@S2 supernne. S2.15S
s.,5oas27 Is; e!eaI; s. ;Gats; s.faish,sa saess 3s
city mills for West Indies. $685.; patents. a. 2ocs
& 40 Rye -four snpeIhne s275@:Sio Corn meal
Hour $50 bag meal nne yellow 81 05ssi: os: w6iis
ilom,ny ami sainp. $500 ss3.a5 Pearl barley. $40
i.25; gAnulated yellow. S?15ss3lo d bbL
white granulatei. SJssa2 rs : b6!. choice tarina,
hb oatmeal. 81. ioa 50 T. bbl brewers meal 81 100
81 so. corn Hour 81 5u@s3 MIL feed-Bran. per lon
Ms 80 MS 1oQlIL.c.; shorts go MS. 1219I5c:
mtd"ngs go to 100 Ms 75agOc sharps tnneI BIC. %
81 rye feed. 75SsQr screenings; dos soc 100 NJ.
meal. tJs70c. OF ns; hominy chop. s599Oc: cot
GRAS-wheat declined Ia4c to &c. owing to heavy
selling for long here and at The West The
and the Visible supply increased 2.35OuOu bush. Tie
clearances were small Ths stocks are large. and
there IL an absence of speculative confidence Wall
street interests undo oO to have sold long
Al ali encouraging spo, sales ~ 900 bush including
Dscembrr delivered. No Northern rprinv
I've. over December elevator. ungraied
at t Delivered. These were tho receipts:
chicago; 227 ;ls0 bush MiwaGkee. 72.lso Minneapo-
uI.lsi; Detroit. 3D77l Kansas ity; ba.5+3: New
York. 353 y25; baltimore 1uI. o33 Philadelphia ~.
1872 BOs on. 80 s; grand total $40 OBS bush total
yesterday 1874. 100. tOta! year. 1884 yO3 Future
} IN M httah o.
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SUPREME COURr-GENrRAL TERs,-Recess continued
CnANEERs-Motion calendar called at II O'clock.
SPECIAL TRRh-PartsL and lL-Adjourned until Nov u.
1898.
cinouir counr Parts l., H.. Ill. and Iv.-Adjourned
until nov u. 1898 -
suRRoaLrr's Counr-TniAL TrRx-win Of Joseph p
johnson. loi8o A. ~ CnAsskRsnEstste OF John
Carroll. IL A. NJ. For probate-Wts of Archibald
Cochran, Cathnrine Rerbenich samuel g. Earle Isaac
Buchanan, Thomas Mack. RargaretEa Boyer sophie
Provost. 1880 A. ".
ConnoH PLsAs-GEEsaAL TkRs-Adjourned until Noy
q. Recommendations EQuiTr TkRN.--Chse on. Nc
Cullough sgt Metropolitan keystvd Railroad Com
stewart aet Hilton. Parts IL and liL-Adjourned
for the term. - -
TRIAL 1KRM-rsrt Ill Nos. bis. 635 546. $50 Parts
l.. nj ~ Adjourned for the term -
CiIr CouBr-- iENkRAL TkRN -, alendar called At 10
A. ~. SPECIAL rKRM-Motionk TRIAL TERn.-Parts L.
H.. ILL.,. anu iN.--AdJuurned Tor the term.
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HIChEY'S SKULL MAS THIN.
Somebody Struck Him, Probably with a
Club. and tho Blow Killed Him.


Somebody struck Him, Probably with +,
Club, ana tho Blow Killed Him.
James D. Hickey. q laborer. 35 years old, was
aiken from his home at n oliver street to the
Chambers Street Hospital at 4 O'Clock yester-
lay morning. His skull was fractured and he
He'd Mt TX o'clock without having regained
consciousness.
Policeman Kehoe Of tho Oak street station
says that about l o'clock yesterday morning
ne was standing near the corner OF Oliver aud
OAK Streets when he saw a car stop suddenly.
He ran into the street and found Hickey lying
near the track. Hickey said he had been
stabbed and dubbed by one Of party OF six
Italians who had been talking on the corner.
Hickey thought they had gone into 90 Oliver
street. The policeman ran into 80 but could
DOT find any one there. Hickey did not seem
70 lie very badly injured. and was able to walk
home.
Mrs. Hickey said yesterday that when her
husband got home he told her that while he
was on his way to the American News Com
papy's office to LOOK for work he saw ak
swede,, He was going to the mans assistance
when he received a blow on the side OF the
head H The e0w y
around he saw the Italian ms running away. The
5wede had Disappeared. Hickey went to he'd
as soon as he got home and soon became un-
The police were unable to make any arrests.
They believe Hickey's story to have been true.
He found that the blow which caused the mans
Heath had completely, shattered the temporal
sad that hsfeys sku
was the thinpest he had ever seen. The bone
which had been, broken by the blow was
had the reputation OF being eng sober i"r' man. He
leaves vile and three children.
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| exhaustion Of the speculative buying power
plainly unnerved the rank and nle who have
been following some very hot-headed and
| conscienceless leaders in the recent upward
| movement. The speculative situation 10 un-
auestlonably improved By the latest fluctua-
tion In prices for the movement is calculated
to encourage buying OF o more substantial
character than that OF Board Room traders and
spectators who venture into the market on
light margins
The i'm portnnt fact established by the work
OF the extra session OF Congress Is that basis
now exists upon which q revival Of business
and enterprise can take place. The re-
turn OF confidence. and then Of prosperity.
will not be effected in day and the
growth OF each will be temporarily re-
tarded and again accelerated by various
minor conditions and events. The conviction
is so general and so strong however TINT thu
step the country has Just taken In regard to
Its monetary system Is long and vigorous
one toward better times that 1t will be surpris-
ing IL progress Is not made In that direction
SO far as the stock market is concerned
it's recent advance Is simply the reflection OF
this view by comparatively small number
who at present have an active interest In Sc
curitles. Their enthusiasm has for the mo-
ment exhausted itself; but their ranks are
liable to be recruited should the well-nigh
universal diagnosis OF the situation prove cor
rect.
Tho most extensive dealings tho widest
fluctuations. and the greatest net losses to-
day were In the stocks that were most prom
inent In the upward movement that culmi-
minated yesterday, namely Sugar Refining.
Western Union. St Paul, Chicago Gas, and O..
d. and Quincy. A number OF othors were
fairly active, notably Distilling and Cattle
Ep nn1
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Tho schedules of Canda & Kane. wholesale
dealers In building material show: Firm LA
bilities S4O1.3S1; individual debts OF John P.
xane. SO. 1856: individual debts OF John NJ.
Canda. $500: nominal assets. S963.672: actual
assets. S76S O48 from which deduct mortgages
and hypothecGted property. $590.47S; net
actual assets. S168. $40.
The Sheriff yesterday took charge OF the
place Of business Of Mayer & Fortman. neck
wear manufacturers at 1877 Broadway. on an
attachment for $1,000 In favor Of Matthews.
Blum i Vaughan. which was granted on the
ground OF nom residence.
Deputy Sheriff Mulvaney has received two
attachments against Thomas Calhoun, dealer
In shoes at 226 Third avenue. obtained by
Hastings d Gleason for George Silver. 81. 332,
and William Nicely, $3.50.
The Sheriff has closed up the store Of Resale
Hirshfeld. dealer IN millinery at 2.212 Third
avenue. on executions for 81. 49,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-01

MILLS BUILDING, NEW YORK. Oct %. 1893
To the Holders OF the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds Of
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company:
In view Of the existing conditions OF tho Northern
Pacific Railroad Company and OF the impending do
fault the interest due the Consolidated Mortgage
Bonds the LIST Of December. tho undersigned have
been constituted a Reorganization Committee by the
German and American holders OF such bonds for the
general protection OF their interests in the present
dition and In future reorganization.
The committee has organized with Nj Edward D.
Adams as Its Chairman and Gen. Louis Fitzgerald a.
its Vice Chairman.
Bondhoiders are invited to send to tho Chairman
Secretary their addresses with the amounts OF their
respective holdings
EDWARD ID. ADAMS.
Mills Building
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
Mercantile Trust Co
CHARLES LANIEK
wns!ow. Lanier a Co
j. ID. PROBST,
J. D. Probst 4 Co.
JAMES STILLMAN,
National City Bank.
ERNST THALMANS.
Ladenburg. Thaimann 4 90.
A. MARCUS. Secretary. Mills Building.
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financial.
cSinanrial.
OFFICE OF THE
ATChIS0M. TOPEKA & SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
P. o. BOX s.e NO es MILK ST.
CIRCULAR NO. 90.
BOSTON Oct. II. 1893
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
GUARANTEE FUND MORTGAGE
PER CENT. NOTES,



THE GUARANTEE FUND MORTGAGE SIX PER
CENT. NOTES OF the Atchison Company. Issued Nov.
]. 1ssS and due Nov. l. 1893, for S8ooooo0 tand OF
which the Company acquired since their issue $4,000
COO lnaving tToOooOo outstanding and in the hand"
OF yourselves). are upon underlying lien to the
GENERAL MORTGAGE FOUR PER CENT GOLD BOND
1NDENTURE OF the Company. dated Oct. Is 1880.
which originated with tho financial reorganization Of
tho Company. under which. As well, provision was
made for the retention by the Union Trust Company
OF New York. as Trustee. OF GENERAL MORTGAGE
-FOUR PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF an equal amount
Of such bonds ssOoooOo to provide for ultimate re-
tirement Of tho GUARANTEE Fund NOTES.
The Directors of the Atchison Company believe II TO
be advantageous to the Company to defer retirement
OF the GUARANTEE FUND NOTES nvo years. until
Nov. ], 1898. tho GENERAL MORTGAGE FOUR PER
CENT. GOLD BONDS reserved remaining with the
Trustee until required for purpose OF such retirement
The PRINCIPAL and INTEREST Of tho
EXTEN DED GUARA NTEE FUND
NOTES will br payable In GOLD.
The Company now oG'rs to the holders or
the GUARANTEES FUND MORTGAGE
SIX PER CENT. NOTES the right OF such
extension at par with n cash commission of
Ave tS) per cent. TO be p I'D by tho Company
on Nov. 1, 1sOo, to such holders as will sig
nifty their assent before Oct. 60 Inst.
The NOTES OF those holders who have not assented
to extension by Oct. 20. inst will DO acquired and
paid for in full on Nov. by syndicate. who will
tend the NOTES for the period above stated.
Holders respectfully asked TO promptly commun!.
cate their Wishes In writing to
J. W. REISIIART. President
p5 MIX ct. Boston.
Those who assent will be notified when to present
their NOTES at the office of the Company for endorse
ment. anixing of new coupon sheets. and receipt Of
cash premium. payable Nov. l.
BY order Of the hoard OF Directors.
GEORGE q. MAGOUN, Chairman.
j. w. REINHART, President
Boston. Oct. "a. 1893.
Holders OF Assented Notes nro now notified
that they can present them mt Offices or
Barring, MAGOUN IL CO..
10 WALL 81, NEW YORK,
ATCHI>ON COMPANY,
DIS MILK ST., BOSTON.
after to-day. for endorsement, nhnxing OF now
coupon sheets. and receint OF check for cash
premium. payable Nov. LIST. Coupons for
Nov. list Interest Will be paid In usual man.
Holders or non.nssented notes will receive
prin cIpni md interest TO Nov. 1 for their
notes upon surrender OF the same to tho
undersigned at the Banking House of Messrs.
Kidder, Peabody a. Co, 113 Devonshire ST.,
Boston, on and after October 81. 1903.
w. a. MITCHE ELL, Agent.
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Suicide or n French Cook.

Joseph hrnoux. Frenchman. % years old.
who lived at SO Clinton place. committed sui
eide in Central Park early Yesterday morning
by shooting himself through the head. A
letter In his pocket addressed to Mr.. Garfield,
JOB West Thirty-sixth street. and dated Oct
80. said
DEAR FRrExp: kill myself because this life 10 too
hard for me. have too much trouble. Pardon me.
Tell you good-Dy 40 to the other land where OK.
pect TO have better luck. Your friend.
JosEPu ARMOUR, 81 Clinton place top floor.
There was also q letter written by Arnoux's
mother and Sister from Marseilles telling Ar
noux to cheer Ut. for better luck would come
to him.
Arnpux WAS formerly employed us chef at
the Engineers Club. 10 West Twenty ninth
street.
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By u. r. Ingraham & Co: Foreclosure sale, Jacob A.
Cantor referee 2sy Avenue b. east side ~ feet sout
OF seventeenth street 20 by 49, hvesory brick tene-
ment. with store. Due on judgment $3.50 to X. D..
AerIett for sl0,4b0
BY James /. oils: Foreclosure sale. $50 East 135th
street, north side $50 feet east of Llnco 70
by 100. threesory frame dwelling. Due on Judgment.
s.. BOO. Tor -. 800. -
Partition sale plot containing 20 ~ city lots IN area
They Are arranged how ever az sixteen separate lots
OF different dime nsons, Twelve Boston avenue.
south SIDE beg inning 1850 teet east lIBth street
and ending to the corner OF ROdn,an place. four
others abuttng them in the rear are on the east slide
OF lIBth street. n twO.stUry frame dwelling and wv o
barns the plot. for SiSsi5
BY smith Ryan; Partition sale. plot 0.px2o0 on
the north side OF Eas 164th street. 104 feet east OF
Morr avenue with frame residence to Mrs NJ A. stu
mel
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NV YoRk. Tuesday oct 5i.-Receipts Of beeves were
1852 head including Al for export 10 cars for
re market. and ear, direct 70 si.pghtssrsrs No
aides. Latest cable from London quotes American
steers slow at cyclic. d h, dressed weight. and
shipments to-day LIPS beeyes and $500 quarters OF
beef Tomorrow, 1879 quarters OF beef.
Receipts of calves were 21t head Market stendy
and unchanged. reals sold at shsss y 100 ms,
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were S,8SS head Mar.
ket quiet hut frm, sheep sold at sa.5Oss3T5 a 100
ma; lambs at So 206S5.50 Dressed mutton slow at
bafItc. u n; dressed lambs steady at B@stc.
Receipts of hogs were So8 hoad, Including cars on
sale. Market firm at $8.259S7 20 T. 100 Ms,
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad Co.
Guarantee Fund Notes.

The COUPONS due Nov ]. 1893 of the Atohison, To
peka and Santa Fe Railroad Comphny's uArantcs
Fund Notes will he paid on preset aton and after
that date at tho NATIONAL BANh or NORTH AMER
lea. log FRANKLIN ST. BOSTON.
Holders Of tho Guarantee Fund Notes. OK.
tending the time OF the same, VIII Receive
check for cash premium, payable Nov. I.
when their Notes are pre- scented for extension
at tho Compnny's onc., No 05 MIX 80.
Boston, after Oct. 2f Inst.
j. w. KEISHART, President.
Boston, OF. I'D, IRDb,
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cline OF 1so At baltimore. New orleans sold 5000
Continent Soib 10 Fr.ne. md issto drsss I,rtsin
The rscepts At the ports were ss.tla bales sgenst
thus far this week 2o3. ts9 AGAINST lp2. lob bales
thus far last week The following are odays trantac'