davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-01-19
Blu SINESS.
Stocks Open Weak and Close
~ Strong.
~ ~
Bears Turning, Bulls and Bulls
Turning Bears.
Currency Flowing to Chicago-For-
eign Exchange Steady.
The Prsduse Markets Generally 1ower77ssus of
Them Quito Weak--Dat'ey STEADY.
| :.
Moderate Trading In Provisions and Wheat
Other Things Generally Dull. :,
FINANCIAL.

Stocks Ind a .llstros.cd look ut tho beginning
OF business. transactions were alHht. md tho
tendency OF prices was downward. THIS soon
changed. and Under TITO leadership Of tho coal
stocks tho niarkot tnok oil very different hue,
closing strong, with heavy transactions.
Conl stocks were the feature. Hudson sold ns
high aa 10iA. Lackawnuua at lip!;, jersey Ceu-
tral ut e01i. and ReaiIng at Ola. These prices
wcro ina lntained with only fractional car.ces-
sions Mt the close. hnro confidence ia folt IN tho
cpnlers fhnn In any othor atocks Un the tat.
Thcfr property has something Ut tho character
OF real estate. which hns hnrtlly fcts tho upward
movement In prices. They arc tho 0ny impor-
tart Rrn1p Of stocks TINT nrc not kel'inu higher
thNn before tho panic, and they nro more likely
than most uther securities to br worth mnro
In tho future than they huvo over boon In the
pnBt- Such nguroA a. 116 for Lncknwunhn, Ito
for ncinwaro & Hudson, and 100 for NcndlUg arc
freely predicted uy tho bulls.
Western unson opened Mt 1os. told down to
l01!i. md then ruso 1uletty but firmly to 1l1t.
Points nre In circulation tlat It will 60 higher.
Atlantic Inc!flc made ], 10 451i, aud AncrIcu.
Union IL, to Btas.
Omaha preferred WIS taken In hand In strict
fuldlttncnt of alviccs received from New York,
mud udvancci III, 10 l0l. The COMMON lost X, to
&7's. The preferred "ponted for 10.
Pacific Mai', 0nu Of tho RtronH clique stocks,
ran up FROM 6en to bsh.
Tho only other important gnin wns mndo by
Illinois Ccntrni, which opened ut 1sD1: sold ut
135. and closed Mt 1S,
Losses wcro much moro numerous than tho
Falns, but few Ut then, werc lfnportnpt. New
York Central declined Il, 10 l5lil: Michigan
Central II, to 1st: Lnkc Shoro 4. ia In: North
western preferred IL, to 144E: st, rnul nrc.
fcrrcd ~. 10 1e8lf. Inutsy,lIu g. Nn.hvl1o IL. IN
9l; Canaln SoutInrn n. 10 S7sf. CoIIn,hl,s. cbt-
coeo 4 1nlnnn fn,,trnI I,f. tn .r1E. t,hn,tm,,.
uoga u, to 7O4: Chcsapcuko 4. Ohio x. u n.
and lilo Grnnlle Il, to RS,s.
Tho unyfctllnu strcnuth of Tim mnrts, ia !,
cot,stn,,t surnrfso cvcn 10 tho Mul1s. ,rhn rcni
cunning fellows eoI,l mt nil tho,r stn,.s In ,hn
laat wcsk nf 1,ccem1nr. Thcv tn " ,hot 1,,r 1,n.
t,nrv hoom wns MI df.copntr,1 mr., ctorri,olt =,
take their irt,f,ta In ti,n Wnrlx ro
to cxprcss thoir indtunntinu Mt thu co,,r,c ~ tho
mnrkot ia continuing In ulvo,co stooiI,v ovor
eincn. 1,ho .,nnnnr,. ,hnw ,sh.h ,..s ~ s,,,.
, 1881-01-19


Icy closed Htchdy nt St.0s for cnsh. with &f.06 tho
no'1linnt quotation for Fobrt,nry Nh. 2. Itnaa
o!oactl weak at $LSbG6.0o for light and Mt &Lfb4b
H'E for heavy. Cnttlo wcrn nrtncr, with sales at
F2ieG5.M.
Drr xt'oda ro1nain very quiet, tho tlo1innd, as
IL nlwnys tho caed At THIS tiino Of ycnr. being re-
etr'otcd to such quantities ns arc required Tor
tho "freshenlnH np'' of stnckA. Prices continue
nsin. In tho proccrt r'orkct thero wcro no
noteworthy chahFca' Cotlces and sugars wero
hrmcr' thotiah not 10 tho o1tcnt hf 1itotnble
anenncc. For ossor articles the 1nnrket ln'ih-
tnncd steady tone. Dried fruits rrle nrn1.
Within tho past few days there has boon con-
sIticrnbly Increased movement, nnd 10th foreign
ana domestic vnrtctics show hardening tcnt-
cl1ey. Friltcs and apples uro held trlt!o higher,
Fish were 1siolc'l stcAdy. DAIRY rrollets wnre
nrtticr, cheese especially. Wtlhtn the Iast week
tue stocks Of ehccse havc bccn very materially
fcdnecd ny tue Tree purchases or c1p1rfcrs. and
tho present tendency Of prices IL upward; III
fact. tho market Inns already advanced A0tfu
from tho prices of ten dnya NEo. No chAnKcs
wcro noted IN baRgtua, 1cnthor, tolncco, coal.
Riil pl0-ro,l. Ola wcro moderately nctlyo mud
Btent!y. FtR.irun remains artn,
Exys renlnln sonFoo md hrnt Mt aG1G'o for
frnsl. Orccn fruits Of all descriptions aro dull
and itfclcss. Tic prices Of Inst wcuk rulc as tho
9uotnhIo figures. Hay Ia quiet outside Of tho
retail tfRdc, which Is nnly modcrato. rrlccs
remain 'tnchanEed. Hides arc In lIRht demand.
thefo pcEns atlll n larger atock OIL hand than Ii
ootlRstent with realty lively trade. There Is
no ohahRe 10 http III hhPs+ which nro quoted ut
2OGt%'c for Enster1, and 2lG@o for CAifortlin.
hotals and t,nners' stock arc III stcady demand
Mt tnnhtngGd Du0tntions. Seeds wcro {lrlrB with
, 1881-01-19
THE COURTS.
DIVORCES.

DIVORCES.
Eva Davies flied bill Monday agninst
her liegc lord. George i. Davies charging
hin, with adultery mid repeated nets OF cru
c'ty, ami asking that lie BIZ prevented from
interfering with lier affairs III tho future.
,Judge jameson granted n divorce ycster-
t1ny to Mamie N. from Charles y. Holmes,
OH the ground Of nduttcry.
Judge Gardner granted limited divorce
to Isabel Cook from Richard W. Cook, Oh
the ground Of cruelty mud in.pOtency.
Judge Tuley granted a divorce 10 Nellie
n. Benton from Roger N. Benton, for deser-
tIUn.
Judge 1,arnum divorced Mary A. Oreenasl,
from, Janes tsreellasll, fur !lruikeil!ess;
for cruelty; md Matilda Markham from
(lcprge Markham, Tor tlesurtton.
, 1881-01-19
DttEAl)H't'IjTF9.


FtOG1t-tn moderate demand OF, local account but
only tor ANAL luts and shIpposo took couple of lnta
In barn. The market tame atld emmy, In sympathy
Win wheat eafcs wsrN .rcpuEted OF W0 nra rintor"
NJ edo0 for mt enta; no brla duubto spring e1t1n$
partly at ta s7Ss l7ou fhcks low Rrado nj 3ss.a;
md n bE1s ryo -four private terms. Total. atsal
t. i.&0 bsl. Export fiotrs were quoted ~ tadeh
h2i for good 10 ct0lcc, and rye hn Al Af2lkal.1A
0rnrH MthlsTufFh-Wcrc In fair du,uahd and
sseady. enios waro cars brnn nj $l0nkat1&1t cat
middltnas nt sliQO, cars fccd ut 8l4otslat0, and
l.toj brN corn 'nenl on priynto tertua.
SrHtNH w1iEAT-Wns Rencratiy qutet, with \
fow spa%s Of comparative activity md ruted eRalcr.
Tho market deoIIncd l.Sc. and elused lc below tho
!ntest prices Of Monday. Our reccin.R wars npNln
III ss ssssS ;Tf aH,ns III ssk
o1t ras~isy: Ths forsSn aay!ces Msfs nnS;h.as;si
:S;s; Ss; ;'s 's
ss; s N;
$S $S S%$ sss /, IA ,1
n sraI Il tesc'n':' ~ " rsleets; All A. = 4 G2 # ';
E e !st s%' ~ s y {, s'IE,% :!
aGa3 u oS III
II I ss sesrw 1sa II Il ~, ~, ssYs sn1T Esusx , s" a.
4 III ;i.s$ III s'';S
" ~ eiS S,eS se .ecas ase:s
s ~ u hi !'":S'; :as 'sso'sd ss
Sna sa's;F sieslna ~ beoT t1s
hM yssk sns .!S!L I'D % !Ssssi visst n's.Set
ias %;srs, ss:essS S%ss Ps:!
tlio ssEradss; Ga'h sori siosaa II $gic I'D 81
@ :sp g $' +: ;::s!i sGa; ?'st sss
n1 etl 1lilst.t l4 u hy nKsun]O at ttft{.i
, 1881-01-19
TIE CALL.

AfALAs
JUDGE DnUMMOND-0cnoral sessions,
luDoE DLOtDETr-l0. 81, e. e., 20 ~ f. "a, 20, 0
r., 49, Al, 42, a. y, u. 40. Il, 4s, 10. Nos. IL and
20 on trial. but Instructions only to 10 givau.
= APPELLATE COunT-No cnIl nnrtl Friday,
JUDGE GAny-Contlcmnntion calendar. No,
S6,i0S, City Y. Kellogg, on trtaI.
JUDGE ANlrH-No preliminary call. Trnl call
81, sl8 e. 81, and 852 No. 71H Ellis V. Wilson.
On trial.
JupOg WILL1AMsoN-sl to 81. % to O., u to t0d
No. 36l7. Ilar'aoher v. Ravis, on trial.
JupoE JAAssoN-l0. LIZ. 10, H. A passed caso
on hearing. -
JupuE GAnpsER-s, IL, 81. Pissed case, Wall
lace '. Wallace. on hcnrlng.
JUDGE ltooilss-It;,n to 100. No, 100, 1IcCul-
loeh V. city, OIL trial. -. -10.~0
Jupos AS7!loHy-6o. 6s, 81, Y, q, ss, GO, o.. TO-
and r. Mo. 10, Newman y. SRloulan, OH trial.
,lupaE TULEx-l., u, Is. No, IL, Haryoy v.
Harvey, on hearing.
JupdE nAnSuA-No. call. No. 1, Lii v. nfoul.
toH, On triuI.
Ci1ntMAL "a M Gou1r-Nos; s:l, sA. .s;8, 7;, TO- IL
=, COUNTY Co1,RT-Noa. Gxe md 0so And term
M1s. oe, St, jl Soa, sG5. s9, sos 87l SO, S7, BJ
Bso. aud sA.
, 1881-01-19

thIoaRo Dank oIcat!nKs wcre 70 O0u, 900. Our.
sency sh'pmenle cuntinuu To ba IN favnr Of tho
elty. NOW York exchanRc wus soltl Dctwccu
banks Ut par, mud .1o per 1000 pFo.uium, Loans
WaFs Inactive NJ tla1 per cont,
On sha Cacag0 Sloek Ihard ttlero Wcro ealcs
OF Chicago City bnnds. lBS4, $5,o00 ut l0SS; city
bonds. lss, $f,bo0 Ut 1l3A; city receipts, $500
u Miki coak County honJs, ls9t. sl,ol0 ut
1s0k; Lncs''u Park u, s.,t00 at 109N.
chicag0. Milwaukee T. 81. Paul, DakotH ex-
Hastings Dakota, tl1o0o Ut 1la!{, yeilrr %: Cb.
eaEo Faoitlc. tlh,0U at ITO; Dubuque Division,
v0on ~ lo7A; N'uesal Po.nt Division. 45,oOo at
p9h, &.ooo ut o0t, -
Ch'caao. burlington & Quincy u. $4,000 at
l06,
, 1881-01-19


Francis L. Wheeler commenced suit In
cjectment yesterday agalnst Walter l..
Pcnse, Stephen i. Inslee, George s. Harris,
George T. 1larris, r. w. Colo, John Phillips,
E. L. Eaton, md Alonzo Burgess, claiming
S20. 900 damages.
Cor,lella j. Charles began suit to recover
$1,000 damages of Edward L. Barber.
j. Neuman sued Philip Drosdowitz for
81 600.
The Scotttsl-AmerIcan Mortgage Company
filed bill ngnlnst s. Lockwood Brown.
Mary E. Brown, II. +. Ea1nes, Henry
l. Shel!toM, trustee; D. II. Halo, snc-
cessor III trust: D. W. Raymond, sl,c-
cessor, etc.; md Bradford Hancock, Az
slgnce, to foreclose trust-decd for s15,O00
on the 8. hof Lot +. Lot i, mud the 0}l feet OF
Of tht f. Nof Block Of, III School Section
Addition to Chicago.
, 1881-01-19

NEw YONk, Jan. la.--sluncy fairly uctlso Mt &
@o. closing at d; primo mefcAntis papor, 60
ntttltnG H1cnuuRc, siAt3 dassf btoHu1 At 4Vobf
ucMnhti+ 4tn!t =. "a, ~.
n.'sIpS: ..s :+> ,,,..
80 Spfeta! I'spaFea 20 1hs tnteaeo !rto4pe.
l}{l8TUS, jan. IH.-Th1Tc wa mir HtuO1nt or
business lit tho Stock Exchange to-day. md tho
tr,lltler Of tho tEat continued StfI,nK. Tho do.
MAnd NJ tho present t'nG seems to Gnfltrp on tnp
ral!f.lnu atoeEs. Aaa eafce!AI!y mo inFcst.
nSc'is' uS.. Essn :" NY .nSh'e1s ~ -. ~
trnnsnctInns ~ns Summit ilrnnch. ncnriv Tyasj
sbMr,s ci,niiuft,n l,lIltin nj frOti ~ ii H. Among
lilo fnyDrits nj tho fr,,spnt limo IN the iioat,,n
, 1881-01-19
PROBATE COURT.

In the estate Of Frederick RIcchci, de-
ceased, letters of administrator were granted
to M9rgaretla Riechel, under bonds Of $4,000,
which were approved.
In the estate Of Michael Fleming lettcrs of
administration were Issued to Lawrence
Fleming under bonds Of $4,000, whfch wero
approved.
, 1881-01-19
UNITED STATES COURTS,

UNITED STATES COURTS.
Jacob W. Hofc fled Il bill yesterday against
the Sandwich Manufacturing Company 10
restrain 1t from using m improvement tn
reels for harycsters patented JuIe 7, 1870.
!. Taylor lfair fllcl bill against Freder-
pntent for bRse-burllII9 stuvps or Rir-IleatIng
furnaces Issued 10 N. W. Lester Aug. !, 1863.
, 1881-01-19

Government bonds wore better. In Chicago,
District Of Columbia B.aaa woro l0ih bid ami los
asked; tho a. wero ll3 MD and llah asked; tho
+hs were l1.A bid and ll.A asked; tho ia loili
aud lolh; aud tho Gu lo1H or. intcsest mad IQlY
At the close tho IA wero Il higher,
Foreszn exchange wns steady UNCHANGED,
With n lizht supply OF hills. Sterling posted
ratsa closed 4Si mud 4B4. Na,kcrs' uot,tai
rates .o!oscd ut tSOs1 fur atxty.day bills and
4s'A tor deusan.l. For s|xty-day commercial
bllls Tor protupt delivery, 47y. For taroo
weekt aellvury, +ssAGa47D. slxty.day common.
cial ntls, prompt dniiyory un ltnvrc, bglkO
&1N. l!3ortlcau1. SIT kGEheu, sixty-day conu,vr-
elal lllls OIL Antwerp, deliverable prnn,pt, wero
e3lh@Go. l'ankcrs' hills On 0ertr.nt,y wcru o..
for sixty days md OIL for demand; sta,y.duy
comporcial bills. prompt, u3;tGtaI ll.lu, LINK.
ers Rnldcrs on Holland wero u9ai for sixty Jnys
ana - for demand; sI1ty-duys' cotunerctal WIS
NM&lD 8-l8
Tue lnportations OF specie and huilIou at New
York during tho wcok eudin9 Jan. II wrro eIs.,.
7ss, consisttng Of ES0, SO In gold and stJ0. In
stlycr, asaaanst total OF $sr.a 1a for tho week
ending Jau. IT lust ycas. 1lotmportations slucu
tho lst Ut JApuasy aud stliSa the lst Ut August
oo1nparo Us fuliows with tho movement during
tho corresponding periods last your;
, 1881-01-19

,rhs1H 1H's.Ihg nnH ltnd0 nPched aotVn and sfuEf
enFly hHlca wore nt a'Ahty hostof plcrs thnn weis
ai nfl tho tiny hGfnsa hut during thu Aftofhbn ~
sh1 Markct w"rt. easer cIusln9 t ana xsst H. y
proyencnt n qnnsty ~ compared viii SiGnda2 !!
% '!Sfi@xr ~ rex oof lots wore g 10 soe xLG =
ot!NN.ity lhoru h9 belt lot oiIored wns ps're'ass
W FOw!uf !!fny. Nt &StA Tim druxs Averaged ~ ~
kst th'a . sass,.!.: Ill., ihe.s TsIo snYeFa tASs
tti:&a:1 fur pour 10 chsi1cn hahyY. All Inlus ~
Hnd "a liz fur atnua - s'e- -@' s'S"s -
, 1881-01-19

aiort rl1s, taflcr slnrcl cioset n ps Gs7a. long
!snha !A9iMc bored, long cnt hairs. ssHot sweet.
RrGnh hams, RAh10 nstenke. t}SHfMc.
ltae0n 1ltltcti II M4AG Tor ehoIldefs, 4M@7fa for
short Ribs 7et11ko f1r short clears 84aMo Tor h6me
all cnn yhHCtl and rackoh
HEEF-Whs 4I!nt NJ f7,HAAD Tor Mea1t taHk$V.W
Or Oxtfh r10aa+ and llG158l1M fae hAnp.
, 1881-01-19
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wero tho receipts and shipments
0f tho leading articles nf produce In this CITY
during tho twcnty-l0nr hours cnlInR at o'clock
Taosdny morning. With the corresponding Hx-
uroH for year ago:
, 1881-01-19

Thcso tl4llrc8 allow q decrease during last
week Uf si,aa ,aa5t b wheat, 08F0 bu corn, t.Hi2 htt
rye, an1 MI ncrenso OF 164s1 bl outs, L., ,G..5 uu
hurley. Totul tccreaao 1,G4s hu. Also 15s 41D
nu corn nflont IN larbnr.
Tho rumor that n certain marty In cor1loring
tho oats mnrkct nppcnrs to bo without fuu.lln-
uon. The firm hns certainly boon a FREQ Luyor
Of oats lasely, but tho trades all ring up 60 far
which tntsluatcs that tho purchnsus have beoif'
tuRde TO I'LL shorts.
Tho statement Of provision stocks unl moye-
Tcnt published III these columns yesterday III
t!lcates MI ayornRo lnrtl production Ut abnut
Al lbs per hug for tho NINTH ending
inn. ID. This Is very big yield, and
In 0nly possible whon lnrtl IL relatively sn i,fgh
rs to Invite to liberal ihHkago. The demand
for lard recently has boon onorn.ous. Tho ship.
ll'cnss rcpnrtei for tho twonty-four hours ct,,l-
Ing at o'cock yesterday morning earnlcd tho
pr01nct uf ab0nt ia, 900 bpg8 Mt tho rucont tnrti
yic'tl. They say that tho domnnd by tho less
,insorupnloua Of tho lard-butter makers Tor
lenf has been in acttvo ms to lcnyc only trim
lntnya and stdos for tito lard tauk In grout
mntly cases.
Wu note that ono Of o,tr contemporaries secs
no reason why tho val1o nf II Bonrl of Tra,lo
membership should not ncarly oqnal thut In tho
New York Stuck ErchungG II tho grain trao
EroWa ns 1t hn8 dDno recently. II "rcccutly"
tneatls within tho past fortnight 1t IL difficult to
SEQ thu force Of tho concitislon.
Aud now comes the rulaor by telegraph, all
tho why from New York, that tho firm which
cornorcd pork hero last ycnr has bought ilvo
tlhics az much pork. lnrd. wheat, and corn as we
havG hure. and Ia about to give tho boys
equcezo unparalleled IN our history. We nrc,l
scarcely say TINT tho thfng Ia gcuerAlly rcgut1cd
as II canartl.
Tho messenger system on tho Board Of Trndo
Is being nRtatcd In Dlrcotornl olrcioa: MI Of
, 1881-01-19

aoHuHy ,s....-...+...,, +......... LEN 2,0lA .,-,
GATFlsE-Tho supply again proved light, md pFiut
Henlh ru0d firm despite the unsatisfactory conddt,
OF Tho Eastern market. NJ destrnble shIpp!ng nj
export Hrndos tho offerings comparatively were fer
10 TINT ntzhugh, uIo demand for those two CIasu!
was lElt, sebrs wgro cnabtod to o!oBo out at tuEJ
A'c1t.lHya prices etockcEs woto muso nctsa L,1
auunl, and Tho purchasers Of canncrs::nnd bulchen
alH1 wtro LIBERAL. md batwaen fGcdera nnd It's lo
tfRds ready oMtfct far the cornnon grades WI
i0nd at stronHnr pricss than havo been pati ntelr
Tho tncroasea business developed hncc Eatu.dsJ i
wholly ntsslhusablo to tho diminished receipts; ae,t
tNre, Slauld tho closing tMys Of tho weuk sec ptej
free arrivals, ny Is 1uoro than prubabe, It would MT
DO nurprls!ng should rrcoa tnlo trtu In the otht
direction. Yrstordays trading wua DINO ut &? as tG
Scrub sots sold At tet01a5; common to nood Hutch
crh and cnBncrss stuF Mt $7t6es8; ntockest ut EMl
ads2E and common TO good fat shppfnR siccrs 1T iui
dt.u. Thero Hore u few sa11s 1T $5,25@st0. Thsrs
wero no oxIn cutie. yeas NcEo In donant} ut $ipl
Dis por 100 lbs. acccurdss2 10 quality. with sale, uu.
at tL60@aN. The tnarknt tinlshet qulet.
-. QUOTATIONS.
E!trn 1senyes-Gradod stccrs, Weighing t.tU
Cboso lsyyssfinp. iii ai i.fGfaoa '''s1
Oood anves:W eli-inttenod steers, wsiEi:
..nE 1.a9 to lS1 +ny4
inx IoD e i3 ......, ,'ss4a
i, wesH,nH ~ g LOU 2asa
to lug :;........................ ?His1a
bllls, Htld tC1pWHQ Rt1ur3 r3,,,,,,........,, 2Qk4u
, 1881-01-19
CRIMINAL COuDT,

NlEI4I1 zK11 VOUIEIs
MIMIC Miller was found guilty Of shop
lifting md given two years In tho Pcnisei,.
tiary. Max Meyer was found guilty OF steal
Ing buggy cushion, and sentence was sus.
pended.
, 1881-01-19

burlington & Missouri Is. $lh000 ut Wiz.
Wabash rs, *5000 At p1A. 5000 nt o11s: N,0oo
at p7:i; $5,to0 at ooal; 5000 nt 97Kt se5.oo0as0s,
$a0.Q00 ut DSi{.
Tho following quotations wcro made.
, 1881-01-19
4I(l1 2L1.x&-

sIlEEr-Wcfp dull and weak. Shipper wunts1b i.
towt and there wnx tnrl0 dsnund irVln lural bItsa
et! hut thur all wAnl0l ~ ggl them ut lnxer p@eSs @
nloR to choice qualities.
- sHEEP aALEs.
&c.,: &C. ~ St e: 4; t3{* e ::, ,;j 'f f
MtxxAIo n. " Jy!J observation-disclosures ~. -
thfaaHht IL c.t.; market dull srs
ssisS :!s;: = SSf 'tss ss,fRs t'a
,snkEr AND Misunderstanding ISL! y".slt,nssss
through, deafti nsatkrt dull; taIr ii gonl ~
fhsep, Nakxt; i2lSi kuod " 1Aulre, tta.aA1' "e
AtAIH-dc9lr1, 4i1N, cnslKuud tHr,t4h = *IW1t. tas.
Eaftas stss1Ji XJ.t deAandj guo4 10 c!'',Ss t
A sa.Ilcs hsnvy. &'taut f4t 70 H5na, ~"
wATEiTnwN.
WATKnTo"H, n. ". Jan. N,-lixEF r4TTtn.Tt
eotpts VIII Msrkpt Gur suttte sruII at Int " rt 81
sSenut. AaA1E4J! thlrl Jith,l.iA Ell,
SwlaE.kat Nessntk live s9t4fcT dras,ed, d,n.nsfuys-
asns "a ~ ms6tS % <: sxs.y1s a!..ssasrd!, r. .,ss
iiaxIlp iamlap II II i2ti r. *asAssW oucl' extfa s'
BT. Louls. ..,.
1T. l.opIy, No.. Jan. M-DATTLE-S1esdJ on 'i.sl 'i.ssl
sccv1ptai sh'Vplnx grades scastvi Aahta ssssl' r."
, 1881-01-19
MINING NEWS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
BAN FRANCISCO, CUl., JAu. lA-Mining stocks
1lHSTlN.

UVSTUNt
Srsetat Dfspatth ta The Chicago 7rfbttnt
D0sTDS. IHn. 1H.-Tho mtuIng shares wcro nn-
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-06-17

ORDER TO HEAR PETITION or ADMINISTRATION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE, AND FOR ALLOWANCE
OF THEIR INTERLoCJT0RY ACCOUNT TO DATE.
State of MiScomsin.-I0Wa County COurt-In
Probate In the matter of the application Of
Thomas Gallagher and Timothy Fallon, eX-
ccutOrS of the last will and testament of Patrick
MCGann deceased.
On reading and filing the petition and account
of the administration. of said Thomas Gal
lagher md Timothy Fallon executors as aiore
said of said Patrick Mceann deceased, setting
forth The amount of personal estate that has
come to their hands, and the disposition thereof,
the amount of debts and requests outstanding
against said deceased, and praying that license
be To them granted To sell all of the real
estate whereof said deceased died seized for the
purpose of paving said debts, requests and the
charges of administrations and it appearing bN
said petition that their is not sufficient personal
estate i'll the hands of said executors to pay said
debts, and that it is necessary III order 10 pay
the same to sell all Of said real estate: being the
east half of the north least quarter Of section
number thirty five (S5) in township number five
90 north of range number four (N, east, iii Iowa
county, Wisconsin.
II is therefore ordered that all persons interest
ed in said real estate appear before the judge of
this court ON the fifth day of July, 1851, at the
court house i'll the village of DodgeVillc. at 3
o'clock i'll the afternoon then and there TO show
cause. tif any there shall bel why license should
not be granted to said Thomas Gallagher and
Timothy Fallon executors a aforesaid, to- sell
said real estate according 10 the prayer of said
petition. and that said interlocutory account 81
their admin istraton 70 date hereof, be exam
med, adjusted and allowed.
And il is further ordered that this order shall
be published for four successive weeks prior to
said day Of herring i'll the Iowa County Demo
crat, a weekly newspaper circulating in said
county, and a copy thereof shall be served per
sonally on all persons interested in the estate
and residing in this county, at least twenty day.
before the day herein appointed for the hear
ing.
1881. JOHN I. JONES, County Judge.
TSeal j10-IW
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-06-17
foreclosure Sale.

State of WisconSin-G ircuit Court-Iowa County.
William l.. Gundry. plaintiff. against William
Hendy, and Catherine Hendy his wife, Orville
strong and William Mundy executors Of the
last will and testament Of James Cain deceased.
J. Thomas Pryor junior and Philip Parkins,
executors of the last viii and testament of Viii
liam Parkins deceased, John Stephens executor
of the last will and testament of Thomas VI.
Stephens deceased, and Alfred Roberts de-
PENDANTS.
By virtue of and pursuant To a judgment OF
foreclosure and sale. rendered in the above en-
titled action. on the 31st day of March, A. d.
1880 in said Iowa county circuit court, | VIII
expose for sale, and sell al public auction 10
the highest bidder for cash. at the front door OF
the court house. in the village of Dodgeville.
Iowa county Wisconsin. on Tuesday the 10Th
day Of July. 4. II. ISL at O'Clock in the after
noon Of said day, the following described prem
ises TO raise the amount Of said Judgment inter
est. costs and costs OF sale. tO-wit:
The following described real estate. situate,
living and being in the county of Iowa and state
Of Wisconsin and particularly described as fol-
lows to-wit;
Lot No. fifteen l5) of Eddy's addition to the
village of Dodgeyilie- Also part of the south
east Quarter of section IWenty-seVen in township
No six north OF range No. three east. COM
ynenciug at point on the south line OF said sec
tion. eleven chains and ninety three links west
of the southeast corner thereof; thence west on
said section line five chains and eighty-seyen
links; thence north ten chains and ninety-two
LINKS: thence south nifty nVe and a quarter de-
grees east two chains and thirty-fye links;
thence south fifty links. then e south thirty de-
grees, east three chains and sixty-fve links:
thence south seyenfE-seyen degrees. east two
chains and twenty-three links: thence south 1--WE
chains and forty -four links. To the place of be-
ginning. according 10 the survey OF H. Madden
made February, 1874
Dated Sherlff-s Office, DOdgeville, Iowa county
Wisconsin. this I'd day OF June A D. ISL
THOMAS KENNEDY.
Sheriff OF Iowa county. Wisconsin.
HENRY & SMITH. attorneys for plaintiff. il0-7w