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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels aud Railroads.
NEw-YoRK. Friday. May 49, 1882
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NpW-YopK Friday NAV 10, 1882.

AsHEs-Quiet; Pots 69j4c: Pearls. 6ha6gc. 90
BEESWAX-very firm stocks very small western ~ 2
d25c: Southern. % G26c.
CANDLES-Dull
CHICCORY-Unchang ed
be mentioned.
COCOA-Dull and nominal
COOPERAGE STOCK-Firm.
CORDAGE- Steady and moderately active. - 80
COFFEE-RiO firm but quiet Fair carRocs 9i2O5.sc.i
sales $50 bags July. 1850 300 bags August 775ca May
755179c. June, 76j07.s0c; No. 3 920d9bOc ior May
95d945c for June and 92Od9S5c for July bid and Asked
Exchange samples. 63j0l0 Boo Mid more active ana
prices frmer ss O0O bags iagnayra mainly within the
of lot of Mexican at l3c, l536 mats "a
dang Goddard Mt l49 Laer-Furher sales OF Lagna IA
embraced 500 bags Bacares and L2OO bags e1 CasO
private terms
COTTON-Spot Cotton active, steady. unchanged;
2O63 bales 900 bales last EVENING" including 2OO
and S63 bales for spinning Delivered on
contracts 200 bales Receipts at the ports today 81
bales against 1905 bales TINS day last week. anu
last year the week, 1889 bales. against 2s Das
last and 1915 bales last since september l.
4s5 bales aga 450Sl5 bales period last sea-
ann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE May I9Cottop quiet Middng re fo ~.
orie Western SupeIuhe' % ~ -, -,
No. Fxr - ~ As5 TO- 40 10 OOGs VO Cltl Mlns
super ~ Quasi 90: Extra u ~ ago .oi no.
IN "a. ~ 2OHfl 50 falap7Co fai)
to0 Wheat-sOuthorn tied. 81 56d$l Az DO AMBER, AMBER.
a II asl a., No Maryland. Al Al 2Ge 49, No. es9fh
WiuIer He'd spot and Nav 81 Al 40 Al a June. - 81 go
81 Al 4. July III 2bsy AL 2is August ~ 90
White S9c Yellow 81 ooc; tsteIh ~! Atl'
sot and May liadSl 2c June. s2dSz4o sf
,flc. western bite ~ do Mixed ouablc ehh-
syIyanla a63c. Rye dull at y2dS5c nay nfm rrino ~
Tnoice pennsy wanna and Maryland flOOJa1tsVV ,,,..
NAV lg.-fIOuT nrMi sales l,SOo oDs mhoa,,
demand liant bur holders nrm sales, 0ovo push no.
Tbiraso .pring 30 Corn No ON hiiei New hrJectrd
quoted at f0a &C.; sales 5000 bns at 80 se othse grams
neglected and dull. FreighA 10 New, loIk p i N-
neat DC. Corn, SLIe. OATS De- CahA uolghI 10 Now
ioiho ,nd ' Ma SUFiour steady and hrm Common "a
Ivs.arn Al rs asI CoInmon Fancy MinnesOta, 80 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20

GUNNY BAGG ING-steady and fairly active ooo ,..,..
Manila Hemp qqet eIt nfM az Malta Eve nj.
Dags i e e1, Strength
Hay XYD sTRAW-Ai prices firm and demands good
othy, aS % Shipping Grades ln@a1G hi1ed sioys
80 jr.~rIIm and in fair request.
markets Crop 1881. l6a25c do 1885, l2a22c; do 1873
hEATHEK-Has had good movement and all La aeserip
tS oni saST bse FSPo Sides viz to Eng
land 1865 TO the Continent and - 70 various
SAVE Tor the cdntnaed deliveries on old No.
g s,Ssdy a Tho s dull Esnion s ca6roS So
s2t 20 Cotness ana nsi9a 90 ay hem og
terms quoted s27 SO Rails have ruled quiet and almost
for rs and s2s for D. 81 nSo Copper has Rsen more
Tor Lake and i7ac for Arizona, closing at stals'c for
g Iron rules quiet hut about steady d straits ~
sale Tin quoted at sGg So 20 do derne 8 81
more active decline LOCO tons Common no@esi b e 20
ter steady sales 1000 tons sesian 5G5c closing about
PS9si dull unchanged New-oreans
qNAV%L SToEEsHOsn Im and in n, better be demand
penne higher N sympathy "lI me ,hg &
soSthcTns isc joD6ns los 49, Tar and Pitch du
and freely offered at go and ,n.,
9 charters moderately active at about stead rates
LIyERpo0L steam cram aI9's cd "a o L9 D d
10 boxes Bacon. Is. o. 700 boxes Cheese los l5s
bark fl philadelphia 500 90 Is Cd another from do
"a AHH%Mh Steam $1,000 TSoOo bGsS aah
WERE IG, BTsn s@p 66S bis
from an 81 81 RAr re bark P LOO do heHee
"a Id German bark same 1000 DO 3s NoIweg an bark
GS@fS 1900 e d M4IrA FOR 9HpERs
~ 800 and $4,000 cases Rehned re1roe hh ,fo
I'd TRiEsTE, German bark 200 Pbs do S Sso ID
DO private terms American bark at Boston hence $1,000
M6ANR4FEvBE 4@isan s So toms s
s. TWO PORTS IN NEW4EALAAHR Nor ETiii
s Ssft s. tons n IPs 4ss
RvR FATT British bari" II 49l tons from MSof
LiVERPOOL british bark, $50 ton; from 1t I9an' M
mATTEiAs, brig AS tons, from Porto Rico sugar - &c
terms b Bosf6S, schooner just arrived ga-
90 ;aD! AID EI1 bAfh I terms
oil 1EAL-pu nomnaily unchanged tps6 Is slow but late
II 81 for export and In aT demand
sere and BarImore 7aa7 Phadepha 7se Cases
tertncaIcs reported W arnold ,9o%Si Ma are.
p,c ii a. M sales Gs 10; ll.5O, m sales noHse ~ m
SOS 1890 p m o. rs, Io m M saies c
i I'M sales 81 lsc; p 6GSeGo@c' highest s9,4e
io~est 6bgc; sellers options, June COc; July os &c
august 7oic Charters Crude equivalent 451OO Dds Trans
acpe9Sv v0RR-spoculave inquiry fairly active
export demand eo9tsGes mo5sase R 70 d ns 90 New
eh 1s sa New Ness July 80 o. closing sls g.
lime 80 5O August $40 30 so BEEF Hsy soIS
demand lair Extra Mess % =, % st arm New s25 5O
"a 81 10 = CUT MEATS moderately active LIN saes, ~
nn,es mn IellieH heavy ll4ci fckea
IOi,c; Picked Hams l3i2al3sc smoked Shouhsts
iIlf smoked Hama Ia y IDDlES snaae
nd limited Lang Gear IL short Cr ~ y, so
and Short clear hafand-half IL sc DithsShD
sar demand strong CITY, Heavy % Light
HnecuatIve trading active largely IN june anu m
options demand tar priees d,o "a
~ p.r and closed arm at aDo the hghest Poin
sales sOOtos Prime steam OF IL Ioail ~ IL
"a tcs lor EXPORT 75c }; 200 tics kede hehuefen
. soo lea May. ll72Hgll ,7te, closing a. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20
CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reported by JOHN IL DAVIS & 90, IL Wa.Ls:.
FRIDAY. May 1872. NJ


The stock market, after opening this morning with
some little activity and at weakening figures soon
lapsed back into duness and after that the trading
was almost exclusively confined 10 room specua-
tors So much and no more significance did the late
dealings have. The preponderating idea of major
ity of operators was that prices for to-day and
Tomorrow depended upon whether or not any ship
ments of gold will be made by to-moTow's steamers
The question was not, what is the condition of the
country's general foreign accounts but what
amount, II any, of our Indebtedness is to be hqui-
dated immediately Upon the report that there
were no specie engagements for to-norrow'sD
steamers There occurred short and brisk
rally III prices In the last hour Prices. how
everwere not long sustained and the CLOSING Oures
although higher than the lowest ones of tbe dow
generally show declines from Yesterdays las. nrie
In that way, the notable stocks are Illinois Central
st. Paul, Northwestern, Lake Shore, Central and
Hudson, Reading and Western Union. Pacific Mail
was strong Oh very small transactions. the alleged
cause is that the transfer books of the comnanv
will close next Monday for the annual election of
directors. The market closed duh but feverlsh.
Heretofore the stock market has paid little heed
10 the progress Of the debates In Congress relative
to the recharters of the National banks. 1t has
been assumed that after there had been sufficient
display OF buncomb " TO create political capital q
bill finally woud pass, and In time, which would
permit the banks to continue business without any
Jar or disturbance of every commercial, mercantile
and financial interest of the country. But after
business hours to-day dispatches were received
from Washington that are likely to dIsDc this serene
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

frvFRpooI4 Nav 19-l2:S0 D. motion easier MddiDg
1000 bales tor speculation and export receipts
clause Nav ana June delivery 65e4d; June July
delivery 6d DO July ana August S a1 aS
delivery 6ns.d Futures quiet but steady ,., ,,,.u,.
6s,sd. Middling Orleans eSid .- ,.-. r,.,....
May l2 JD and % de~sqT S
delivery. 0osd do August and September
LIvERroor. MAY $500 m.cOttOn-rhe sales of the
OI LIVERPOOL May Futures-cpands Low Mid
ding eiase n a agd y eysg s do july and August
delivery 6e4d; do August aud September delivery 6Isd
LVFRpooI. Nay i9-Cotton-The sales the week,
900 bales American $1,000 bales spectators took 500
bales exporters 1000 bales forwarded from the ships
direct TO spnners lSSVO bales actual exports dS 100
total stock. 9Slo00 bales American 6O900V bales anouA
MAScHFsIgR May l9-Ine maTke for arms ana Fabrics
m inch, 66 reed, Printer 20 yards 10
o. N4ida42d; No 40 Mule twist, Fair. second quail
;AUGUsrA May ls.-cOttOn quiet: Middng u &c. Lc.
Middling soil &C., Good Ordinary lO2c; receipts, 70
bales spneuts. l2O6 bales sales lObaIes stock, 1926
Weckly-Recelps 275 bales; shipments 2O6 bales; sales
BALTIMORE Nav l0.-CouoB dull Mddling. l2l,c; Low
baes:expors 70 The Continent 49a bales coastwise iio
WeexlyNet receipts 10 bales gross S7s bales exports
20 o5 Sfsts n!i io Bales Sales 636 bales
Nay 9CoIt"6 Sst mdGG net TeeS3t Low Ss
bales gross So bales exports Britain 2O55 bales
%sckiy~S ct receipts 3l9l bales gross sO1S bales e1
pOrts O Britain, I, 4Zo Dales
1iHARIRsrON May lg-CottOn easy; Middling l2c. Low
Midlng c Ordinary IL 4c net receipts. 374 bales
gross baies: sales. 300 bales stock. ii, lO3Daes-
Weekly-Net receipts 2.~S3 2S53 bales:
norris cOastwse bales the Continent 400 bales sales
300 bales, - - -, ,.-.. 49, .~
Mlddng IL Sci Good Ordinary llc net receipts lo9 bales
exports coastwse 959 bales sales IOO oaes socK l4U
4. c-... NJ. ~.
receipts 1892 bales exports TO Great Britain
979 males To the Continent. $50 bales; sales 6l2 bales
MEMPHIs May l9-COttOn dull MidaiinG II Sci Low Mid
ding, SCI Good Ordinary Los net receipts 81, llS 1ae'
gross bales shipments 339 bales stock 3Uoo5 oaieS
WeeEy-Ne receipts. 1873 bales Shipments S1S' bales
sales 2O75 bales - ,,, 80 -,
NEw.ORLRANs May l9.-Cotton quiet Mdding, l2ci Low
Middnng sc: Good Ordinary IL Sci net receipts, Dlo
bales gross bales exports TO Great Britain III bales
M FRANCE 1907 baes; Continent lSl4 bales sales
bales. stock J6.5i2 bales
WeekivNet rec pts 2577 bales gross 4,206 bales;
pors 10 093 bales to France l23ll bales
10 the Continent 5143 bales coastwise o2SO bales saes
l2.bOO bales -
S,yASSAt NAV 19-t'ottOn queU; Mlddnng, IL sc: Low
Niddne ll1c GOOD Ordinary lobe. receipts. 233
bales gross sales 200 bales stock ~ az DAes
receipts 232 bales exports 10 the Continent
37G bales: coastwse 2,9l7 bales; sales l. 100 bales
COTTON RECEIPTS.
Npw.YoRK MAY l9.-The following the total net re-
eps OF Cotton the below mentioned ports since septe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON May l9-l22O p m-New YORK Central, 1921;
Illinois Central. 1873. Pennsy lvania Central 1J3A.
LONDON May 49, D. n-Parls advces quote three per
30 francs 72l2 centlmes Tor the account
LONDON May 1850 p m.7Ihe amount OF 6uiIon gone
he England balance TO-DAY Is 42OOOO.
LoxpoN. May 1850 p. m-Atantc and Great Western
first mortgage trustees certificates 452 NewYork Central
Reading, 26S.
LONDON, Nav l9-5:O0 D. m.-Pars anvlces quote three
DOT 30 francs 81 centmes for the account
PARIS, May l9-Ihe weekly statement OF the Bank OF
France increase Of TO- 700 francs gold, and
4.975,OOO lrancs silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20
lrun srncK MARKEr,-nY rELEaRAPn.

BrFFALo. May l9-CATTLE-Recepts to-day. 800 head;
ora for week thus $500 head time last week
receipts consigned through zoO cars no SAFES
To-day no sto beng offered, feeling hrfn 49,,
SyfP ASp LAMllDecepts to-Iay. - head; total for
the week thus lar 220u head, for time last week.
5000 head; Tecepls consigned through cars; slim at
tendance OF buyers and unsod stock OF yeser
Las sale IN hrst hands lOf want OF buyers
The h local and demand caused the DEPRESSION
prices we're lower; 10 remain unsold
Receipts day 4SOO head total Tor week tnus a
25 byu head time last week 2O9OO head receipts
LIS Eastern pacho!s
buying iberly sales, Light Workers 10 falr Meuums 10
city trade. ~ 1888 10. 1000. 49,. 49,.
tuIcAgo MAY 10 Hoes - Receipts 10000 head sinD-
neuts 900 head market active and geneiay 90
Doc higher: quality poor: to Good Mixed - loU
- Light 81 L5aS7 i5 Heavy Packing and Smppnb ~ oO
a ~ 80 Snps and Culs duh AT 81 % - ,o,,., ..,.o.
CATrLE-ecepts $500 mead; Shipments Z3OO hea PiCeS
lUG l1c higher than time thus year no IA to
lxuorts II 7UdSS; Choice shipping % -O9st ~,
common To Fair. $6 2UdS1 Butchers - 'Juto w uhs
texans and l0Q 5c higher a Ftdeoi ol"oAcis AIN
Feeders strong at - 3OHS5 SU all sold
100" head; shipments foU hetn
Lei steady with demand Poor Fair "a 70
um to Good So 2OG$j 7O Choice 10 EAtr - 9O@o w.
-hOru firm; WOoled weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20

The following shows the imports of dry goods at
the Port of New-York for the week ending May
49, and since the beginning of the year, COM
pared with the corresponding periods of previous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20
COTTON RECEIPTS.

NFy.YoRK May lathe following are the total net re-
ccps OF at the below mentioned ports since septe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20

Totalbu 1890 1887 200 2l,5OO 29.4Oo IOG25
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day as follows:
Receipts Shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20

The receipts of -four and gran at the principal
Atlantic ports tins 10Th day of May were;
New-YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts Shipments.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18

~ TATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
.N-ss. In Probate Court, special term, September
9th, 1882.
In the matter of the estate of F. K Hunt, deceased
Whereas. An instrument in writing, purporting
TO be an authenticated copy of the last will and tes
tament of f. X. Hunt, deceased, and OF the probate
thereof in the county of Fayette State OF Kentucky
has been delivered to this court:
And whereas, Julia G. Hunt and B. w. Dudley
by George L. and Charles E. Otis, their attorneys
have fled Herewith their petition, representing
among other things that said F. K. Hunt died in
said Fayette county about the first day of
april 1879, testate, and that said petitioners are the
sole executors named in said last will and tesla
ment, and praying that the said instrument may be
admitted to probate and that letters testamentary
be to them issued thereon:
1t Is ordered, That the proofs of said instrument.
and the said petition be heard before this court at
the probate Office in said county. on the 5th day of
October, A. D. 1882 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
when all concerned may appear and contest the
probate Of said ins .rument
And 1t Is further ordered. That public notice OF
the time and place of said hearing be given to all
persons interested, by publication of these orders
for three weeks successively previous to said day
of hearing, in the DAILY GLOBE, a newspaper
printed and published at Saint Paul. in said county
By the Court, HENRY O'GORMAN
H. s. Judge of Probate.
Attest: FRANK RoBERT, JR., Clerk
GEO. L. & CHAs- E. OTIs, Attorneys for Petitioner.
Sen -4W-Nop
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
The Tobacco Cancer That Killed Ben
Hill.

Epltheloma, or skin cancer, IS entitled
to be ciaSsed with the other corcinomaa.
or cancer proper. Its seat is always in
the skin, or mucous membrane, or both.
and 1t may force itself into the deeper
structures, invading lymphatic and 9th
er glands, and infltrating the surround
ing tissues. It is essentially disease
of middle age, the tendency to it in
creaslng as age advances. It is gener-
orally occasioned by the long-continued
or frequently repeated application of an
irritant, as in the case of Senator Hill.
who had the peculiar habit of holding a
cigar almost constantly in his mouth,
and keeping the nicotine-coated end
against the left side of his tongue. This
was, no doubt, the exciting cause in his
case. 1t is well known that the Senator
inherited a predisposition to cancer,
having lost sister several years ago by
the same disease. Many instances are
on record where the disease has been
traced to short-stemmed pipe.
Each of the millions of little round
cells IS section of epitheloma, endowed
with the power of reproduction, and the
cells migrate and coionize, and feed
upon the surrounding tissues. About
three years ago, Senator Hill observed a
little tissure on the right side of his
tongue. Aside from slight pain and oc-
casional inconvenience nothing was
thought of it. AS it grew worse he con-
suited a physician, and was told that it
would soon heal. Had Senator Hill re-
moved the exciting cause, by removing
the ever-present cigar, the chances are
that Ii would have healed kindly. Soon
an ulcer formed, and the construction of
tissue and life began. The disease
grew daily worse. Finally, after long
and fatal delay, his friends induced him
to visit Prof. S. d. Gross, of this city,
only to hear the great surgeon pro-
nounce those ominous words" too
late. ."-Philadelphta Press.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
PORK.
Chicago.
LARD.
Chicago.
CHICAGO.
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 16.-Fiour quiet and steady.
Wheat extremely dull; No. 2 971Sc; September
9754c; October 9iAc; November 93s4c; No. 8
S3c. Corn higher and In demand: No. 6515c;
rejected 62c. Oats moderately active and higher;
No. 3212c; white 36@37c. Rye steady; No.
5S1ac; No. 55c. Barley lower; No. 2 79c;
October, 75c. Provisions higher; mess pork
20. .15 cash and October; 1875 January. Lard
prime steam 11.65 cash and October; 1l.35 Jan.
Live hogs dull 7.250e5.25. Butter in fair de-
mand; creameries 22W23c. Cheese steady; good
to choice 91a91O]4c. Eggs hrmer; 1734@ 1Sc.
wheat: Il, ,995 bushels of barley Shipments, 9,167
barrels of -four; 1875 bushels of wheat; 6, 265
bushels of barley.
CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat fairly active and shade higher;
regular 9S1z September; 9414c October; 9325a
9354c November; 1880 year; No.2 redwinter and
No. Chicago spring $3.50 cash and September.
Der; 631sc October; 6Oc November; 5415c year;
SOC January; 52c May. Oats active. firm, and
higher; 81 &c cash; 81 &c September; 313sc Oc-
tober; 311s November; 31c year; 33Ac May
ave steady and unchanged: 71sc. Barley steady
and unchanged; SSc. Butter steady and un-
changed. Eggs frner; Zoe. Flaxseed frmer;
l .20M1 M1.22. Pork strong and higher; 20. 20 cash
and October; 1850 November; 1870 year and
January. Lard excited and higher; 11.75 cash
and October; 11.50 November; 11.35 year;
11.3O January. Bulk meats steady and un-
changed. Whisky steady and unchanged; l 30
Freights, corn to Buffalo 214c.
Cail-Wheat, regular was steadily firm
er, closing 7s@4c higher for deferred fu-
lures; spring and winter tirmer but only a trifle
better; sales regular: 98@9S5sc September; 93T
@9i3sc October; 933s@935sc November; $3.50
year. Corn, market strong feeling continued,
and rates doomed; opened ~ and advanced 21155
92S4c higher for September and 1119@2c for de
ferred futures, closing very near outside prices;
sales 6s1lG655sc September, and just after bell
were sales at 664 September; 613 3l@64c Octo-
ber; 5S54960c November; 533s@54Hc year;
1870 15o1sc January; 515sa5214s May. Oats;
lighter trading; cash scarce; prices 49Ac bet
ter, closing firm; sales, 81 &c September: 3O%d
S11sca October; 30slG3i4c November; SO5Sc
year; 1880 May. Pork strong and higher. ad-
vancing l0G25c; sales, 20.05@20.20 September
and October; 19.4O919.60 November; 1850
1880 January. Lard 25@a711 higher for Octo-
Der, 1279915c for November, and 21z15c for
deferred futures: sales, 11.45011.S0 October;
l11.52b@11.62}2 November; 11.25111.35 Janu-
airy. Receipts, 10000 bbls. OF -four; 100 bush
els of wheat; $4,000 bushels of corn; $4,000
bushels of oats; 10000 bushels of rye; 10000
bushels of barley. Shipments, 5000 barrels of
-four; 3S9, 900 bushels of wheat; 270OO bushels of
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
A Poet.

eyes, / have become great poet"
ne said, as he sauntered along Main
street with his best girl. ''The volcanic
ires OF pOesy long slumbered in my in
aer soul but the eruption has at last
taken place and the inspirational lava,
so to speak, is flowing through in an
lnbroken stream. My thoughts flow
from my prolific brain down along my
arm and through my pencil to the
paper, when they are craven in rhyth-
mic beauty and the soul-elevating
thoughts to which my genius gives
birth cannot but delight the masses and
make mankind better and nobler.."
cob! how delghtfull' she almost,
screamed, taking a fresh and more low
ing grip on his arm. 81 do so dote on
poetry, and l am sure would be wild
with 10y over poem from your pen.
Won't you write one about me?"
This tlattered him so that the stitch!
ing in his hat cracked and he had to
1nbutton his vest to give his bosom
room to swell to the size demanded by
the occasion. With gentle pressure
Of her hand he replied.
81 began one to you but ran against
an obstacle. I closed the line with the
words nice dream and can unearth
nothing that will rhyme with them.
"How would ice cream do?' she ask
ed as her gaze fell upon a Transparency
across the pavement. "Oh! there are
the words and it says only ten cents a
plate. Do look!'
A perceptible tremor shook his frame
and convulsed his empty pocket, and
with far-away look he said:
81 can't see why it is that the tele-
phone company and the people cannot
agree. 1t would be so much nicer for
Us all to dwell in unity and peace, and
then he continued in this strain until
he steered her down side street and
by roundabout way landed her ice
creamless at her fathers door.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
Notice to Creditors.

CTArE OF FMINNEsOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- Ia. In Probate court.
In the m.tter of the estate of John ". ssyer, de-
ceased:
Notice Ia hereby given to all per-ors having clairs
ard demands against the estste Of John W Sayer.
late Of the County OF Ramsey, deceased, tn 1t The
Judge of the probate crurt of eaid county w. hear
examine aud adjust claims and demands against
said estate. at his Office IL st Paul. In said county n
the first Monday OF the month Of Ncvenb.r A.
1872. tbs ssme being the sixth day Of said ,north
snd that ex months from the 18th day Of ArRust
1884, hive beeu limited and allowed hy eaid pro-
bate court for cr~dltora to trexcnf their cst,us
Dsted this IAN day Of August A. D. 1851
MARIA BsfER
Adm'nisrasrix OF the estate Of Johu ". sayef, de-
eeastn. aug 2l-mon-6-W
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
Bonds-Railroad bonds inactive.

State Securltes-Qulet
StOcks-The stock market was irregular and
prices fluctuated frequently but not widely. ex-
cept in the case of st. Paul & Manitoba, which
advanced per cent. to 1885, and closed at 160.
The general list closed 1s@119 per cent. lower
than the closing prices yesterday.
The transactions aggregated 100000 shares
900 Delaware, Lackawanna j. Western; 5000
Denver Rio Grande; 1900 Erie; $500 Mis-
souri,, Kansas Il Texas 200 Lake Shore; 1000
Louisville & Nashville; 1000 Michigan Central
5000 Missouri Pacific; 1,609 Central
Pacific; 1000 Chicago & Northwestern
1000 New Jersey Central; 1000 New York Cen
tral; $4,000 Northern Pacific: 1000 Ontario &
Western; $4,000 Philadelphia & Reading; 1900
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul. 5000 St. Paul &
Omaha $1,000 Texas Pacific; $4,000 Union Pa
cific; 5000 Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific; 1000
Western Union Telegraph; 10000 Allegheny Cen
trail; 1000 New York, Chicago & st. Louis:
1000 Oregon & Transcontinental; 5000 st. Paul
4 Manitoba
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
Liberal Policy.

The st. Paul & Duluth railroad COM
pany is now offering extra inducements
to settlers who wish to purchase land
along its line. It is well known that
the regular price at which they have
been offering their lands is So so an acre.
Now, however, they make this offer:
Any one buying so acres of land and
cultivating 25 acres of the tract within
four years will have the rate reduced to
him to S1.25 an acre. provided he lives
on the land. The road will purchase all
the timber that they may cut from the
land