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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-14
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. April 13-1230 p. m-Cotton hrm; Md.
dpg Upands 6osd; Mdding Orleans Gsgd; sales $4,000
bales including 1000 bales Tor speculation and EXPORT
ceipts 1880 bales. including 1900 bales American Flu
64sd April MAY delivery G2sad also 6tssd:
delivery, 64ted: do June and July delivery
64d; July August delivery 1osad DO August and
delivery 66e4d do September and october de-
livery, 64se4d. Futures steady,
LIvERPoois April l3-l;3O D. m-Cotton- Midding Up
lands, 6llsd Low Middling Uplands 6d Good Ordinary
Uplands, sd Ordinary Uplands Old; Mdding Orleans
CID Low Middling Orleans 6sd: Good Ordinary Orleans
6Jied; Ordinary Orleans SD
LyERPooI, April $500 p m-Cotton-The sales of the
day included TO- 100 bales American
LUBRPooL. April 1880 p, m.-Couon-F utures-Up-
lands Low Mddng clause August and September delivery
U67e4d.
AUGUSTA April ls.-Cotton quiet Middune IL i2c.
Middng lloll Sc. Good Ordinary, lO2o+ receipts, 03
bales sales. l67 bales
BALTMORE. April 13.-Coon steadyt MJddllinR. l2sci
Mlddng IL 0sci GOo1 Ordinary. lOHc; receipts
bales sales 2s0 stock. 26.S05 balos.
CHARLESTON April 13-Cotton steady Mfddlmg. 1l7sc.
Middhng 1Isc; Coca Ordinary, IL Sc; receipts
stock "a. 739 bales
GALVESTON. April 1S-Cotton quiet, Midning &c;
Miding. III c Good Ordinary. l07sc; receipts
l34 bales exports coastwse so baes sales. 800 bales
stock. 80 500 bales.
MEMPHIS. April l3-Cotton steady; MadnnG. Sac,
Middlng IL Sci Good Ordinary l0sso net receipts. 800
Shipments 2022 bales sales LOCO bales stock 5292l
bales
Ngw.oREANs April 12.-Coton steady, Middling, 100.
Low Mdding ii &c; Good Ordinary, IL Sci net receipts
449 bales gross 76S bales exports Great Britain 3967
the Continent IS bales sales 1000 bales: STOCK
ZuS.l57 bales.
SAVANNAH Aprill2-Coton steady; hddnne IL asc. Low
Middng, ii ec. Good Ordinary 1Osc net receipts, 332
277 bales saies 200 baes last evening" 800 bales STOCK
N
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HAY AND sTRAw-Prme Hay In demand and Arm while
poor grades neglected and weak Straw is also
s ay rI' Grsdes eose5c Cover M1ed G7S coSs
black 56a6Oc: straw No Rye, 6o07oc: Short Rye 500
'I HG6Ps-Soinng be menened only Choice old
from the and English ms,Eets IS, show wsas
sss GOOD q 70 Prime ssse ss s
70 Far l7Slsc Eastern eSe Ss2 SIop @ ras S s
IS 9 Hg S"i TSs' hSs
d. s S g % 20 Il
GaOr 4n1 to 20 20 M raGo
n9 Granas al 90 e 90 IL M
ID n S sn TsTa' o5 s1s GSS Sio TO- &C cy susI
OK IS 10 Is h. 9alOo; Country Slaughter OK 6p TO 70 b.
fair $40 demand sS%. and >, steady
oes very sove sales reaching 5000 hhds Cuba
A9S fST Io were again duh and less firm
strained quoted e. e q lower and
% %San spS ss oaere SOC The
aPG sns sS aa and Sss
.sS SSpS sns
SHs ssa ssS S SSs So5I
1893 1899 ss sSsa dS p s'51S
i assi Cd s email Pork l@s
steam quoted 900 bills Flour 5000 SACKS s.
gh CAKE Is. q
hnsh Grain sd; 1000 bbs Flour La 4OOOsaeks do. 5s
moderate lots Of Provisions, 1884, Cheese l5s Taow Is
tons Sa sSsl s Goods u,
f1 s si2s 3D. Cheese steam, 24ooo
p Dass Dbl ra and pi ios per TOM secn Cd Cheese
hew lSs CO. ses % Cd F2Is "a
per R And 10. ssss per E SSsR
Grain private terms quoted 40 pfennings UNITED
KINGDOM, British bark prior 10 ARRIVAL 1000 obs re
1000 do To- private British bark $500 do private
terms NorwHga SaI t Soswe S1I
British ship 92l tons 81 900 do, 81 f32e Norwegian
bark 10000 do do, 81 a32c another lsDOo no. ao Sig
DON British steamer 900 tons from Mirmiea Deals 6ss
BRISTOL CHANNEL British sieamer 996 tons from
81 John n. b. Deals 4es. ;-AzoKEs, NORWEGIAN prig
SIDE OF cUBA Norwegian belE 3oj TOMS and back win
ofLs~Ai prices are firm; less liberal and
Tor American Crude Sperm, 81 LOT Crude Whale 50Go2e for
southern and 52G53c Tor Northern; Prime Lar eOoi Crude
low. Sos55c Winter Yellow 66S55c White So oeoc
M-Exportcrs were compelled to meet reners
to-day $4,000 bbls Refined for early May were sod q, NC
here and Baltimore, 7ssc; IN Philadelphia Ihc; cases
loAsel2ci Crude IN shippinF order SrS. 60 naRnsna
Market opened ~ United, sales 70 l"s so
@ saler 79e 17a, ~ sss sSs ttaso so NO
49, 7sss7sj IT, sales a'g DE- ssS a.
ss M lss.e y SIC sellers.
sS aG 45sSS bis total 1a Tor mouth 66
averaged 04Os bbls sae ly 900 bbs united shipments
40 5l4 bbs for month"; ba6727 bbl; average sSs19
Observation-Disclosures demand continued moder-
alta prioes hold strong 70 s advance quoted yestr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-14

.-,;cn IS unaccountably delayed, will be better
d WIZ heon expected. Delaware, Lackawanna
pnsn was,ern was active but closed with hnai de
s 11a. Of only per cent Lake shore o 1osfs
ca'e ,o7. rose to 1919, declined 70 looa'
and closed at loea against .o do a. i yss
sav and Central and Hudson soa az from no Az
Erie was dull 1a but y y,S,a' active p and
% oIs s t,om s27sas3la to s1aas2. The marke,
rropp' ,,st and weak at figures that are only sman
eoseu ohoye the lowest for the day.
rse''V' = as unusual activity for Government con-
'no,s ~ and for the is the other issues being no
nnu.u For the continued IS the final oias
fiec'e,L .vsr. for the 4i9s and the is they are q
arc Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-14

The Sub Treasury to-day lost s.. 647, 17S on bal
ance made up by coin loss of S2,69s, 1874, less a
currency gain of $50,956. This makes the total
loss on balance since last Friday $7,775,629. To-
DAYS transactions covered Receipts, s., 262, 12S
including 81 ,OOO, 900 coin from Philadelphia Mint
SsygI5 $50 coin balance, $3.50 G27, 6o7 Money to-
day was III abundant supply at the Stock Exchange
and call borrowers were accommodated al from 10
3 per cent, with some exceptional loans at zig per
cent The losing rate about per cent, The
domestic exchanges on New-York at the places
named are quoted as follows Savannah ls03 30
premium; Charleston, ls04 premium New-Or-
leans commercial % cents premium, bank ~
premium; s.. Lonis 81 premium Chicago 20 cents
premium Boston, SOAPS cents discount.
The Clearing House statement to-day is as
follows: Exchanges, $l6S,26l,9S2; balances,
The limited States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received 1924, 900 i'll National bank notes for
REDEMPTION The customs receipts were $713,O96
and the revenue receipts 1917, ~.
This was an off day for the foreign exchanges
and the market was dull and rates rather weak at
quotations for business as follows Bankers bills,
81 SCH and 81 89la for long and short sterling
95 "a for reichnarks and 4Ols and 40 for guders.
The governors of the Bank of England at their
regular weekly meeting to-day made no change IN
mains at per cent. During the week the bank
gained 100000 bullion and the proportion o. It's
to IS Sis LIABILITIES pdf oen against 4S
Der cent at same date last year. At the London
Stock Exchange. British cOnsols were oil q at
1OI Ole for money and 101 11-16 for account
United States continued IS were up to 100 H. and
the As to 1914 American railways were all lower,
the greatest declines being in Lake Shore St. Paul
and Central and Hudson. At Paris the French
Der cents declined to S4.02l2 francs.
The directors of the Richmond and west Point
Company announce that they have de
cided to postpone the closing of the books of the
company until May 8, as under the Stock Exchange
rule requiring thirty days notice the new STOCK
would rot be good delivery until that time.
The Assistant Treasurer at New-York is author
lied hereafter and until otherwise directed TO ex-
change i'm quantities of not less than 81 900 in
value fine gold bars for gold certificates or for gold
coin of standard weight.
The receipts OF flour and gram at the principal
AtlanIlc ports this 18th day OF April Were:
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer. Vessels and RaRroafs
NEw-YoRK. Thursday April ID. 1881
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK, Thursday, April ID. 1882.
AsHEs-ouiet. unchanged

COFFEE-Hso steady in rather moro demand sales
150l bagsex Rosea Smith and 1872 bags ex Nsyh mere
aud 5000 bags Active in Baltimore on private tms
OHioia samples here quoted at 65Oa lO45c, Apr oOg
a05c,; May, 1857 96c. and June, 776G7Soc bid snd
asked Mild grades In moderate demand and steady safes
47O bags Costa ca sundTy vessels at 2 lou p
savana private terms and 2O3 bags Maracabo OK Ba
cares lOc Qnotatons-Rio Ordinary cargoes, o'sc
Fair 9sc Good. 1Olsc Prime 10'c Santos far 70 g1od
99a Gl0hc Java l3d20c Singapore l29l3c Ceyion IV9
iSc Maracaibo. 99l9ci Iaguayra 9Gltc- Jamaica s'sS
Rca, 9balbc; Mexican. ilSl2Pc.; Mocha 2792Sc.i An
Rostura- IL al Sc; Savanlla 0i9115c -,
COTTON-Spot quiet at advance OF ilsc eacs
9S5 bales 345 bales last EVENING" including 200 bales ior
spinning speculation Delivered on contract
800 bales Receipts at the porte today S6oZ bales sgnst
4O22 this last week. and llOo2 Daes year
since September 4.333 bales against 5l92 o3 bales
aue ueIloa laat
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financial.
OPPICR OF TIN

OFPICR OF THE
CONTINENTAL CONSTRUCTION IMPROVEMENT C0hPASY,i
1877 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, March 81, 1882
n instalment of 5 per cent on the Capital
~ stock Company has been called by the Directors
P"s"O'' =" -'' " D. B. HATCH Treasurer
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
" PANY-The SemAn Interest due LIST April, 1892
on the First Mortgage Cent and Grant Gold Bonds
OF Pacific Railway Company viii be paid on and
after that of ut the
offices OF the Company Montreal and London and at the
Office OF the Companys agents, - go
MESSRS. J. 5. KENNEDY & CO.
No GO Wilnamst, New York
CHARLES DRINKWATER
Secretary and Treasurer;
DEBT of the United States, Trade in Coin,
~ Of Civil List SEQ The Tribune Almanac Price Zoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-14

PmaDE.fM. Apr Is 8 nrnwssssrn and rs9 n.
de- DE- sshs 81 J $ oCc ss cSsss S Sss e.
Patents Good ga 90 Fancy 6 so Winter Wheat Pat.
5S %ssss ssS dsSs
s oaRs Sail e ~ on ss 81 Mixed
at s az ysSw sro r. ssps ir
s7 ''Af Sess, Sa' &c. DO VIII" ssd &C.
sc ssn &ye sss s o. s y Ss &C. ss
s2 OOas9S O0 India Mess s2S Pork-Mess sls soGsisi
ps s1ss hG smoked sde 40 IN salt
Shoulders in dry salt 7a7tc do Smoked 71S n,,.
sSIs Yss!9 SSs a. s@ofsd Kettle
Loose tsstac
G. County saa s cog
$50 Ecs sSSss Esssfrs Penn
sSsa; III ' Skl4%s4 5S7Eo Fssasyiysaa,s
7c , for faP . Coco l;sanng MgscOyaaos Rsanod T%
s n Standard
steady a. S9c 999 81 3SSS 90 Faxssed q 80
Petroleum dull ssined in SSis 7sc; Case; foi wiGsk
salr!E 'esy ana 'rs sFssf W Eos 80 s
S S July so. p O5 Z Ss e Req
is;s ssssi Ii sss a. Ss sSsI 81
cash; 4Sc1 june 80 July Rye dull at S4c Barley quiet
75cosl Butter Eggs qnet unchanged Whisky
steady 81 dull SIS CIV bid cash SIS 35
bid May Lard dun and nominal At Il 25e Busmseats
lower 10 sell, Bacon dull Shoulders &c., Sides Ill 100
l50o. Recepts-Flour 1000 bDls; whe,h 1000.
bush; Corn, $4,000 bush; Oats $4,000 bush shipments
FlOqr 5000 bbs; Wheat, 1000 bushicOrn, 10000 bush
TOLEDO, Apnl la-At the Board-wheat dull; No.
Red spot and April 81 35 May, 81 81; June. 81 2Sl;
July y 131 august 81 l9S.i all the year held az
z Pei May, 7ec; June 70tc July &c., al the year,
No Red Spot 81 IS bid April 81 $eMay 81 35s June,
81 293 July q l4S August 81 q 81, the year 81 osia
April held at 10 &c; May Tic; June 76o July. 76ec; all
year 6Gd57c. Recoipts-Wheat IL 900 bush Corn,
80 bush, oats $4,000 bush. Shpmens-Whea, $4,000
bush; Corn "a, 600 bush; Oats $500 BUSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-14
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Apri 1872 D. m--Pork--Prmo Mess Eastern
steady Western steady at III Bacon-Cumbersnd
Cut duh 4&: Short RID duh at 49,; Long Clear
dull at AS Short Clear dun at 4s,6d Hams-Long Cut
steady AZ 53 Shoulders duh at 1884, Bee-indla Mess dull
at 79 Mess dull at 81 Prime Mess dul at f5 Lard
Prime steady at 559d. Tallov-Pnme CITY dull
Turpentne-Spirits steady al 90. Rosin-F1ne dull
l1od Common steady at $50 oneese-Amercan Choice
OIL here Fl0ur-Extra state, steady
AZ 1880. Wheat-Nol White steady az 10y. No Spring,
steady at 9lld Winter New Western steady at l03d
Corr-Mixed steady at 6i0d for 81 I'D for old.
LyERPooL, April 1873 p m Breadstuns steady Flour,
lO6l2L per GENITAL for Western Wheat yGd0g1ld
tai for average California White 09dal02d for California
Club for Red Winter 9gI04d for Red Western
Spring GOD GENITAL for New Mixed Western and
%
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL, MARKETS.

LONDON April 13-l2;3o m.-Consos. l0lss for money
for the account Atlantic and Great Western first
mortgage certificates, IS second, bonds.
four per cents 1914 three and half per cents Oo Ere
cOns0ls 95 Jersey Central Cons0ls
Newly Central 1872; Pennsylvania Central GAL Road
ing, 81 NewYork ontario ana Western. 27i Milwaukee
and St Paul common. 1I5
LONDON April I32:0O m-Paris advioe5 quote three
per cent ga confines for the
LONDON, April 3The bullion IN the Bank OF England has
increased during the past week The proportion
of the Bank England 10 liability which ast week
was 36as cent IL now 42eis per cent
IosDos April 1880 D. m-COnsols. l0l y for money
1914 for the account bonds four per cents "
Atlantic Western first mortgage trustees oertt1
cafes 47s. second 10 Erie. $685. do second consos
81 "a Pennsylvania Central 63S4j New York. Ontario ami
Western. rs =. $500. o..
PARIS, Aprn l3-5:OO D m.-Exchsnge on London 70
francs - ceLtImes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-14

t., FqqTSs a SS nf a @ at aR q
Ie A9s seps%Se Bcea36e HftG
ssli
August, i573; september 1887, October lilo Novem.
f SS Se Nav
Ivy iS5 ostas ASgsi l2 So SSs
lig6SiI.57: December. iL5ssli:59 January. 1880
Of stock Of Cotton in on saturday evening April
lss2 was as follows In licensed warehouses SiSgl bales
Erie Warehouse 80 Jersey cry $50 bales on shPDoard
FLoUR ANR oc nS5Ksl hess acy While
Winter Extras rather more disposed % realize Export
Dc light nS o oCeR y 1qe Ta
for the West indies at IS 69e So south America 81 10o
spH@E 5SSA for EH ssgs %h' Is
s5s s So 6I n1f wheat s. &c SO S tD ST Te
for expert Quotations no s s. natter s OK
s. s5as5 CO. Good Fancy do. 65ss8 30, %
Coed Extra %essn = ss % G0SS onoee s. 500
Coed Choice do g s9ess 90 Common Extra Mneso5a
fSssS eO dS . soss 20 Rye srg6 ~ sS 80
GOA i e vers Su reST q e Far P Fa
Winter Wheat Extra. 81 5OosJ market closing steady
ing 70 5000 Ezra 9 $ 5oss Good o
e. SSSs 20 aho pacss vsy ho a OO
CO.'S MEAL scarce and firmly held Yellow Western 50 %
GRAiN-W HEAI-Market i2o3c. better; moderate export
es aaS IN cssh Wheat materially esecd BY the Very small
closing steady under the outside
prices: 24520OO bush future, @O30N bush cash In
Guiding Spring 81 2si Ungradcd Winter Red, ~ "
asl az No 4 Red. ~ % deliveries; No Red, 81 80
in FL 4s GSl 40 delivered including 5000
arrive at 81 40; No. Red 4eSs ior certificates;
Mixed Winter. 81 81 Ungradcd White 81 3Oa$l 81 p No
White, 81 $3.50; NO White. 81 iOdsl 40L
new 81 Ala for old also 5000 bush. No:
i White 10 arrive via canal. private terms. quoted
81 SO; Red, April al 42l4 d$l Asia closing 81 n do
May 81 43isas1 Ar clonng " ALI do June 81 Syis9
ii 27a do August 81 81 0Sl 70 closing 22i4...RYE
Market Imcr with fair export inquiry quoted 9OG9jc
and boat loads sales 5000 bush Canada SIC,
and bid the close and 81 nc bid TO In all this
month 80. BA riley Market in buyers favor, with
doing sales $1,000 bush Ungraded Canada 81 1881 %
10000 bush Canada No Bright 70 arrive prompt ship
ment the neighborhood 81 "a. BARLEY MALT quiet
large speculative account and moderate
trade export and home cash trading materially
striccd by light supply Offering; closing with less
strength sales 6720O0 bush FUTURE $4,000 bush cash.
Including UDgIaded Western Mixed, S4GS1 &C, Upgraded
White SOC; No S5GSjl2c in store, s6SB &c In elevator
ana S6ds7sc delivered; No Mixed Apr. "a 2asi'sc
closing S4s.c; do. May. S3d8lisc, closing s3Asci DC
S5c do August S2ga93lc, closing 49, .OATSMar
ket higher with doing; trade largely In options;
sales G25OOO bush, including n 10 at J9d59 &c for new
No soc. for No quoted at soc. No White. %
for new No 2, 6Od61 &c. for new; No quoted 81 l.ci
Mixed Western. J9a6Oac White do, 6Od63c; Mixed state
2 Mixed April, 59l4 d50sc. 10000 bush do. May, 5GG
57ltc So bush do June, 5bOJGc. $4,000 bush do
July $4,000 bush do August 49G50c, and 5000
bush do delivery, at 5lc extreme FEED
and hrn 4Oa6O d. 81 3jdSl 40; Mddngs ~ 4Od 81 80.
y1cpoprs ron THE WEEK ENDED APRIL. 4 PROM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-14

OF city bank stocks, tho only sale was zen S.la,eS
tbe bidding and asking prices on the first call;
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Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.-Proposals for Estimates for
dredging eastey half OF slip between Piers ID and
49, e r. viii received by the Department OF Docks III
and 10 Duanest until M0NDA APRIL H. at IL O'clock
NJ full information the CITY Record Copies for sale
at No. 2 City Hall
NOTICE.-Proposals for Estimates for Repair
~ ing So East River. and Its Bukhead win be 70
ceved by Docks III and lib Duanest,
until MONDAY APRIL IL $780, Mt ~ O'Clock. ~ For foil
Information the City Record Copies Tor sale Al NO
City Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-14
Business Chances.


AN Old Established Manufacturing Business,
N having over $50 invested starting branch fac
tory that require additional partner with $2OCt 70
keep up with increasing trade MERCHANT Tribune once
An EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY for
"A gentleman having $1,000 cash AS partnerj cash bust
win guaranteed large income A. once un
encountered real estate security Inquire al 80 West 3zost
M. BURTON.
A BUSINESS CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED.
N 500 900 STOCK OF DRY GOODS. Fixtures oompleta
expensive Fine double store near the
post office the most fashionable part OF leading
Western 100 600 inhabitants Two years lease win
privilege will goes with stock Reason Tor soin9
owners have and cannot the means 70 nun
them all Possession time For full partcqiars "a
dress BUSINESS CHANCE" r. o. Drawer u ID. fhils
dephia, Penn
NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.
FOR SALE
VALUABLE COTTON MILL.
In New Jersey 5000 spndes with capacity for 10000
heated by steam lighted by by water power easy
access both 10 New York aud Philadelphia; also.
$4,000 ACRES OF LAND.
mucb Valuable timber with twenty-five miles OF front
age railroads Among the improvements are the
aforementioned mill and grst mills storehoses thrse
cranberry bog lot OF cleared land two villages VITO
over houses barns stables DC VIII be sold as whole
or In tracts To suit B. LoEBENTHAL.l txecutors.
T. W. DELL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-14

r---,-.nds were dull, with sales only Of Tennes-
sts' ~h;cb were IA higher. Annexed are the
zee o. LEGATIONS for State and municipal bonds:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-14

he following were the receipts and shipments at
d from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day;
Receipts. Shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-14

Comparative exports OF -four, wheat and corn
from the principal Atlantic ports for the weeks
snding April s, and from January /, 1881 and
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-01-21

ssD~L Lumber, Sash, doors, Mould
ings, Brick, Lime, Cement, Hair,
Sand. VIII supply carpenters or
masons with everything they need.
G.. ANsLEY.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-01-21
MARRIED.

kopINsoN,-PARKER- this city, at
the residence of the brides parents,
on the 18th inst, by the Rev. J.
Winthrop Hageman, Harry C.
Robinson and Chryski J. Parker.
The ZINES extends its congratula-
tons, and wishes the happy couple
happiness and prosperity.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-01-21

We hear that another distressing
accident occurred on the Air Line
road, at the deep cut If miles from
here, last Wednesday. 1t seems that
the frozen ground was left while the
Workmen eNcavated underneath and
while thus employed, the frozen earth
broke loose and fell upon the men.
injuring three Of them in very
serious manner, one of them it IS
thought fatally. We have not been
able to get names, or further part
iculars. DR. W. J. Conan, late of
Fargo, is in attendance upon the in
jured men, and is making them as
comfortable rs circumstances will
permit
p. S.-Since the above was put in
type we learn that one man, a Dane
named Johnson, was killed outright,
and that John Horan and Jerry Ma
guire, the latter for eight years fore
man for the Powell brothers on whose
works the accident occurred, were so
badly injured as to render the ampu-
tation Of the right leg of Mcguire and
the left leg Of Horan necessary. The
body OF johnson and the amputated
limos of the others, was brought to
this city for burial. DIR. Gauvreau
assisted Dr. Coran in the surgical op
Grafton.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-01-21

Already does the Gland of the
| Dakotas" and of all the other pro-
vlnces to the west of lis, look to SUI
perlor as the gateway through which
they may reach the oldel countries of
civilization, and through which they
must-because to their greater ad-
yantage-ship their products to the
most remunerative markets, and re-
celve their vast imports of general
merchandise, coal, iron, &c. Mr..
Beneteau, late of Fargo, realizing the
needs of the west, and taking in the
situation here at a glance, has dis
posed of his business at Fargo and
removed to Superior, with the avowed
purpose of dong what he can to
benefit his Dakota friends and build
up Superior. He is now looking over
the grounds and desires to negotiate
for at least one block to be fitted up
for the reception of coal, in which
business he desires to engage. He is
man who thoroughly understands
his business, and will prove a valu-
able acquisition to our business circles,
and we trust our property owners
will meet him fully half way, and see
to it that he is provided with such
territory as he desires, and that our
people generally will lend him all
the assistance possible to get the
business in working order, as it will
be a greet source of revenue to our
city both III the way of trade from the
people Of the west and in furnishing
employment to large number of
men here. In the Fargo Republican
of the 18th inst, we find the follow
ing personal Of the gentleman who
has cast his lot with us
Mr.. p Beneteau, we'll known in
Fargo for the past three years as one
OF our most successful wholesale mer-
chants, has decided to establish him.
self there as dealer in coal, and pro-
poses to supply the west with cheap
fuel. Mr.. Beneteau was formerly en-
gagged in the coal trade on the
Detroit river, and having dealt direct
lv with producers in the coal regions.
the experience acquired during that
time eminently fits him for such an
undertaking, and will doubtless
enable him to give satisfaction to all
who may deal with him.
In Mr.. Beneteau's departure, to-
night, Fargo loses one of its most en-
terprising citizens, but Superior City
gains one who will contribute his full
share to its future development.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-01-21
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