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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-01
Right of Way Transfer.

Three important deeds were left for file
81 the secretary of states Office yesterday,
covering recent heavy transactions be-
tween the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Mani
toba railroad and the Northern Pacific.
The first in order is deed signed by
James j. Hill, president of the st. Paul,
Minneapolis d Manitoba railroad, convey
ing to the Northern Pacific railroad for the
sum of $77,2SO, right of way on the for
mer road from Sank Rapids to the junction
of these roads at Brainerd.
The deed is entirely clear OF all incum-
brance with the exception of a mortgage,
executed by the ST. Paul Pacific railroad,
June, 1860, to Russell Sage and Samuel j.
Tilden of New York, as trustees, for bonds
of $4,000, at per cent. interest, and run
ming to July 1, 1892, from which the
grantor stipulates to hold the grantee
harmless.
The property decided is that portion of
the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba rail-
road, between Sank Rapids and the
junction at Brainerd, lying | easterly
of line drawn seven feet east of and
parallel to the center of the main track,
where single, and of the westerly main
track where double. 1t does not include
any property above ground in the shape of
rails, spikes, ties, culverts, structures or
buildings, but the requisite space to lay a
new line of rail by the Northern Pacific, to
operate distinct from the st. Paul, Min
neapolis & Manitoba road, a through line
of its own to the junction and thence to
st. Paul, and furnishing its own rolling
stock therefor.
BY a previous compact the Northern
Pacific had a right to operate for the
space of ninety nine years the st. Paul
Minneapolis & Manitoba road from
Sank Rapids to the junction; in common
with that road for the movement of its
through trains to st. Paul, with the right
of use of locomotives, cars, and terminal
facilities for nominal rent, which con-
tract is now abrogated by this sale. This
old contract was acquired from the old
Western railroad company.
In order to consummate this sale
trust deed issued by the
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Mani
toba railroad to John S. Kennedy and
Samnel Thorne, trustees, Oct. 1, 1879 for
$8,000,000 on the section from the junction
- Sank Rapids, has been quit claimed to
che ST. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
eoai for the sum of 81, and the document
d;ed with the secretary of state.
Also another trust deed of the st. Paul
minneapolis & Manitoba road to John S.
Kennedy, p. B. Angns and James A. Rose
te.a trustees, for the sum of $8,000,000 has
been quit claimed to the above railroad
AID filed with the secretary of state.
1t is further stated, in the quit claims
above mentioned, that the transac.
tions are considered for the best interests
of the st. Paul, Minneapolis GJ Manitoba
Railroad, and that the operation will serve
to shut off other possible competing rail
roads in the future.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-01
Billings,

New YoRK, April 3O.-The following ex-
tract from letter from Vice President
Cakes is supplied by the Northern Pacific
company:
Il find the town of Billings has made
marked improvement since was here last
October. The irrigating ditch is now com
pleted and water will be let into it within
week. bringing under culture 100000
acres. L. anticipation of the ditch large
area is planted with wheat. Last October
the population was about 500; to-day there
must be fully 1000 people. Over 200
buildings have been erected in the same
time. 4 fine brick church erected by
Frederick Billings, of New York, capable
of seating 500, is about finished. Is is 4
very handsome e8ifice and would do credit
to any place Of like size in the east. The
Northern Pacific Railroad C0mpaDy has
completed q substantial round house shops.
ETC., for the usual purposes OF a division
terminus They are III full operation. en-
ploying $50 men. The headquarters hotel
erected on the track, is IN full operation.
and the Minnesota and Montaps Land q
Improvement Go. Is about commencinp
the erection of a handsome depot and
eating house combined. s Street r. r. Is
under construction, and viii be il opera
ton May Is
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-01
Duluth Wheat Market.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
DULUTH, April S0.-The markets on 'change
to-day were shade weaker; LIP bid for No.
hard cash winter receipts; Is bid for fresh
receipts; No. hard May offered at 1.161S,
1.15% bid; .16% bid for June; held at 1.17]f
Amount in store by grades to-day: No. / hard
wheat A 265, IT'S; B 49,, 7s5; ITS, 400; No. 1
wheat 80, 4s7; B ~, 1906 1851; No. 2 hard
wheat 1887; 1850; c 1864; No. wheat
A 4l,7S2; B IS, 465; C S3,45S; No. 8 wheat A
S,O42; BIT, 5Sl; c 2,106; rejected Is; B lat;
condemned A 1919; B 145,OSs; 467, $40. Totals;
A 429,l66; SO5,SSs; C 270,751. Grand total
of all elevators 1.505, 1886.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-01
THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court

TDeIOre Judge nelson.
Delfort j. Half VS.. the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern railway company; mo-
ton for new trial overruled and order for
judgment in $4,000 on the verdict to be en-
tered.
Thomas H. Garfield VS.. the Minneapolis
Agricultural Association, ct al; exceptions
to masters report as to rents, profit and
income overruled and report confirmed.
Joshua Mather, ct al, VS.. VIM. Nesbitt;
Judgment opened on application of plant
if and leave given to file amended COM
plant.
John A. Bowman VS.. Carrie A. Wright,
administrative, ETC.; leave given plaintiff
to file amended complaint.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-01
TIE Northern Poetic.

WASHINGTON, April 3O.-The secretary of
the interior rendered a decision in which
he approves the map of the definite loca-
ton of the Northern Pacific railway
through the Rocky mountain division, filed
July 6, 1882. The line so approved de-
parts from the line of the general route at
Galatin city, and unites with it again at
Little Blackfoot. One effect of the change
between these points is to shorten the line
some forty three miles. 1t will also have
the effect to release from the land grant
and restore to the public domain more
than million acres of land.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-01
Municipal Court.

IDSAOIo OuOA0 DurrsI
John Sullivan, drunk; workhouse five
days.
Frank Stone, drunk. workhouse five
days.
Thos. Duffy, drunk; workhouse five
days.
E. Church, drunk; workhouse five days.
Chris. Lundberger, drunk and disorderly;
workhouse thirty days.
John Cutler, disorderly; paid $40.
Tony Lee, disorderly; paid $40.
I John Miner, drunk and disorderly; work
house ten days.
A. Humphrey, drunk and disorderly /;
workhouse ten days.
John Nelson, smoking on bridge; paid
A. Blytt, smoking on bridge; wcrkhouse
ten days.
D. Erskin, larceny; fined $3.50 and fine
RENTED.
Chas. Williams. larceny; continued to
May 2,
Chas. Hamilton, larceny; continued to
May 2.
Henrietta Foos, bigamy; continued to
May 7.
Chas. Waters drunk; workhouse ten
days.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-01
P..oposeG Consolidation.

MILWAUKEE, April 3O.-A meeting of the
stockholders of the Vieux Desert Lake
Superior railroad will be held tomorrow.
at Menominee, Mich, to consider the prop
osition to consolidate with the Milwaukee.
Lake Shore & Western. The consolidation
will take place, it is said, without question.
The Vieux Desert & Lake Superior is not
built, but the line is survey ed running from
the Wisconsin state line to the mouth of
Iron River, about $50 miles in length.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-01
Dangerous STREETS,
A<ftEt'"ttN ctAEet5s
To the Editor Of the Globe:

ST.. PAU, Mimi, April "a, 1881 beg
to call your attention 10 ihe following c.
cident that occurred yesterday on Nash
street, 50 that the induSnos Of your valua-
BILE journal may be rorght to bear on the
necessity for instant opoyal e dangerous
traps on our public streets:
A team Of horses in the employ of Mr..
I. O'Brien tG.nble5 = ea7nersauIt
down On ernbauzroor On the
south Side Of Nash and Mississippi streets.
Fortunately none of tho rcen IN charge
were seriously hurt It amin pa struggled
for over an honr ia Trying TO extricate
themselves. Had "a not beea for the
prompt assistance read rec 1y my men,
who were working C.cse sosne of the
accident, there would haFe been aerlous re-,
cults. Eesp6ctfuIlv W WdOTsEY,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-01
iSlkD1.e,l1e Court

The nineteenth session of the present
term convened yesterday forenoon full
bench being present, and the following
business was transacted:
A. K. Doe, respondent VS.. the county
commissioners of the county of Washing
ton, and James G. Foley VS.. county auditor
of said county. Argued by counsel for
the appellant and submitted.
Benjamin LaMere appellant, VS.. Thomas
McHale respondent. Argued by the re-
spective counsel and submitted.
Adjourned to $50 a. m. Tuesday.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-01
Nptr Road.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 3O.--Articles of
incorporation have been filed with the Sec
Rotary Of state to-day by the Atlantic &
Mississippi railroad, running from the
Ohio s. ete Inc i'll Adams county to the Il
linois state line in Vermillion county, 100
miles
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-01
W0NfSG GOotrocf

WINNIPEG, April 3O.-A. B. Stickney,
vice president of the Minneapolis & st.
Louis Railway, is here with the object, it is
said, of obtaining contract to construct
the Portage, Westbourne and Northwest
Railway from Gladstone to Prince Albert,
on the Big Saskatchewan, distance of 500
miles.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-01

The other day as Miles Marin, of WI
low Lake, Redwood county, was driving
home his cattle, some one SHOT him iu The
back, putting two charge of shot INTO his
body. The party suspected IS Old man
Sporting, who had had difficulty with
Martin few days before. The officers are
after Sperliag.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-01
Articles of Incorporation.


Articles of incorporation were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday by the
Minneapolis Engine and Machine works,
for the manufacture and dealing in iron,
copper, tin, zinc, brass and other metals,
and working the same in the making of
engines, boilers, furnaces, car wheels, car
machinery, mill machinery, mill furniih-
ings, ETC., and the sale of such, as general
foundry and manufacturing business, in
the city of Minneapolis. The commence
meMt of the business dates from the 9th of
May, with capital stock of $25O,O0O, in
$500 shares of 500 each, one-haIf of
which is to be paid in when
the business is commenced, and the
other when the directors may detrmine.
The highest amount of Indebtedness to
which the concern shall be at any time
subject is three-fourths of the paid in
capital. The incorporators and first board
of directors are: Augustus L. Crocker,
Henry S. Pell, VIM. Boardman and Albert
q. Boardman, all of Minneapolis. The
Articles of incorporation were also filed
by the Minneapolis Barrel Co., for the
the making of barrels and cooperage. The
business dates from April 18th and is to
continue ten years. The capital stock is
$4,000, in 5000 shares of $50 each. A..
M. Stevens is president; Charles Ellis,
vice-president; j. Z. Pidel, secretary, and
H. j. G. Croswell, treasurer, who with
Thomas Hirschlorek and E. R.. Steillman
are the incorporators. The incorporators
are all residents of Minneapolis with the
exception of Messrs. Ellis and SteilIman
weo are from Milwaukee.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-01
"ROugh on Rats. ("

"Rough on Rats Clears out rats. nice,
roaches bed-bugs, flies, ants, moles, clipInuli-.3
gOphers. 15c.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-01
DICKERING IN DIRT.

Sale by the Manitoba to the Northern Pa
cific of Right of Way-An Important
Transfer-The Regular Run of Railroad
land Steamboat Items,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-01
Buehupaiba."

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney,
ladder and URN airy Diseases. 81. Druggist
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-01
catarrl, o. the Bladder.

Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Cidney
and Urinary Complaints cured by "Buchupai-
pa" IS.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-01
BoARD OF PUBLIC woeKs.
Important ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Contracts
Awarded to Bidders-A Very Necessary
Recommendation to the Council by the
E.Ifxy

Important ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Contracts
Awarded to Bidders-A Very Necessary
Recommendation to the Council by the
City Engineer.
The members were all present at the reg
ular meeting yesterday afternoon, with the
exception of Messrs. Koch and Terry. The
following business was transacted:
The matter of the assessment for grading
Aurora avenue from Grant street to Robert
street was adjourned to May Z; that for
constructing sewer on Ninth street from
Minnesota street to point fifty feet west
of Robert street was completed,a as also that
for grading Fifteenth street from jackson
street to Broadway.
! The following bids were received for a
sewer on Walnut and other streets: James
Waters, $4,000; John Doherty, 1929;
James Mcclure, $7,467.50; Warne Bros. &
Co., $1,000. Awarded to Warne Bros.
| Co.
For the grading of Pleasant avenue
Boyer & Lux, st. Paul curb, $13,299, gran
tie curb, $17,243; Thomas McCann, in
formal, $l4,500; Thornton & Moran, St
Paul curb, $14,995; P. Tierney, 1000
Awarded to P. Tierney, st, Paul curbing.
For the Eighth street grading from
Cedar to Wabashaw: Thornton & Moran
1915; F. Boyer, $3.50; D. q. Gregg, in.
formal, 1925: @. Bahr, rejected as being ar
irresponsible bidder, $500. Awarded to
T. Boyer.
| For sewer on Williams street: Johr
Doherty, 1865; and awarded to him.
For sewer on Cedar street, from Ninth
] IN Tnntb. Holm nnborfv
over to May 4th, at p. m.
The pay rolls of the employees in the
Office for the month of April, of $3.50 was
approved
The bond of Patrick F. Flynn for build
ing private drains, was reported to the
city engineer for report on his stand
ing as an APPELLANT as contractor.
The matter of grading George stree
with plans and estimated cost of $4,000
was reported back to the council ia
vorably.
The grading of Ada street, from Concord
street to Isabel street, was referred to thu
engineer for plan and estimate of cost
The matter of grading Third street
from Broadway to Commercial streets
was laid over for four weeks.
A Recommendation OF the city engineer
that wagons passing over the streets should
have tires of width proportionate to the
loads drawn, to prevent cutting and
churning the graded streets of the city tc
dust and mud, was referred to the
council with recommendation thai
an ordinance be passed covering
his recommendations. He proposes to
graduate the license fee of trucks to tires OF
five inches SO as to be free and unlicensed
that drays and trucks for heavy teaming be
required to use tire of not less than foul
inches in width.
The Williams street report was placed
under further consideration.
1t was voted to withdraw the Fourteenth
street grading advertisement.
The clerk was Instructed to re-advertist
for bids on the st. Clair street sewer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13
CLOSING PaIC6s or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reportsd by JOBS II. DAVIS CO., II WelLS'.
FRIDAY. Oct l2-P. NJ.

FRIDAY, Oci. IL NJ
There was no lack OF effort to-day on
the part Of few OF the room 'a"eIs 10
establish higher figures, and whenever they
appeared en- masse and bid against each other
for tho purchase of any particular stock. their
efforts always were rewarded by more or less Of
Temporary success until after 23O o'clock. 10 that
kind of operations were due nearly ali OF to-dsys
variable fluctuations Bot the feature of the yari-
oDs movements vas that following the rallies
there ,yay still lower decline After o'clock
thcre was an increased pressure to sell stocks,
which proved TO be too urgent forthe room mahlpu-
lators TO stem. In the late dealings Lake ShOTs
became a conspicuous feature, ana win Iar@e
hpe;u.ss in the last half hour declined from 90 to
072.. at which it closed without recovery All OF
the other trunk lines fully sympathized with the
decline in Lake Shore. There were rumors OF
sutting of rates between the Iinesi but so lar as
VIC are informed that is no trne to-day than ~
has been since January l. except that the PenhsyI-
van,a Railroad on business from Philadelphia ana
popts IN New jersey has issued reduced rates LOT
freight via the West Shore road TO points on lnaV
line as far west as Syracuse. The Northern PacincS
again were weak and lower, but the preferred hocA
Is still sustained by the idea that us
possession is necessary to the directors 10 ahthozo
the new loan. There NOW is less doubt about inc
loan being authorized than there is OF us snccessIu
negotiation atterlt Is au'hollzed' Deh'eL AZ" ~
Grande stock declined from 2i4 to 23isUZo's
Those figures place the market value of tho proposed
issue of blanket" bonds att l'S That's, asubtcr'-
Der TO $4,000 in bonds viii pay 81. 500 IN cash.
and therefor receive the $4,000 boads and 100
shares Of stock: the stock may now be sold at
$2,337 So leaving the cost of the bonds ol's or
for $4,000 in bonds cost Of So 1872 %, lac
market closed weak and unsettled, but the days
dealings generally are within range OF l2Gl per
cent.
Government bonds were extremely dull. Bids
Tor the IS were OF q per cent but for the Az and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13
LIvE srocK MARKErs-PY rELEGRAPH.

ST. LOUIS Oct Cdfs-Reccipts 100 shipments 700;
market active with local and inferior shipping demand prices
firm but inquiry for Eastern shipment rather export
80 SOdS8 20 Good 20 Choice ~ 4OdS5 49, Common 20 Fair
~ 5OaSj Texans, 80 5OG$i rs Indians 81 GO6Sl 40
ShSe-Rccepts, 700 shipments 500 good grades wanted
but grades dull Fair 70 Good MuttODs - so II
Prime, 81 % Texans, a. 5OdS3 so.
HOgs-Recepis, 400; shipments 1000 market weak
light 81 7jaS4 80 heavy 81 75USi 0j packing, 81 400
- S5.
EAST LIBERTY, Penn oct. I2-Cutlc-Reccipts for the
week 1880 through and 1850 local Medium Common AZ
c lower Good shipping and Butehera in demand a. ull
prices Good shippers - 6jdS625 Fair 81 504S5 90
Common stockers 3 q 30 Good stockers 50 75Gi 20
Fair to Good Feeders - JOGS5.
Receipts for the week 5ji25 Philadelphia 80 %
s. 10 Workers - 0%J 20 GTasseTs 81 10 dSj.
SheeDReCeipts for the week 1880 market slow Extra
s. 40aSi IS Good s. l5Gs4 30 Fair $2GS2 90
CHICAGO, oct l2-Ths DrOrers journal reports: Hogs
Receipts 1900; shipments 5000 market good and strong
shipping 81 7OaS5 20; Light. 81 SJdS5 25 skps, So
CdtReCeipts, $500; shipments 400; choice grades
srOngcr grades du Exports SO 2OGS7 Good 10 Choice
Shipping steers, g 4OdSG; Common to Medium, SiUS5:
Range easier WyOroing ~ SO Idaho 81 SJ Texans S3 go
SicspReCcipts, $780, shipments, 1906 market trm on
good grades dull grades Inferior 10 Fair S2d
BUFFALO Oct 12Cd Ceips to-day, J. 100 head; total
for week thus $500 head for time last week 5000
mead consigned through. 325 cars Market steady Win
good demand for best grades the others shade lower Extra
steers - % 40 30 Good shippers - 30 10 - common
aud Light steers, 81 10 50 Mixed Butchers 50 SO@*4 90
Receipts today 5000 head total for week thus far
10000 Tor time lat week, 1900 head consgned
through, cars. Market dull and lower Fair ~ Good West
en, 80 90 = 2ji Choice 10 Fancy - f90S5 western
Lambs 80 ass 4O Canada DO, 80 rs ass 80 number Oh
cars remain unsJld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13
RcliQious Notices.

A.-Free Gospel services in Tent &0thst and 7thaye
s SGTSlfe7 A. Io s. Osi i ~ Pastor
,us, Cburcb "A thon Memorial ISthst, west Of 9Th
ayeIIhc Rev. r. HEBER NEWTON viii preach Ut II a. H.
and = p. N.
Atthe Madison renuc congregational Church. Dr John
FSEWMAN, Pastor, viii preach ut - a. N; ana ''G p a
"iirstiInty Triumph in !he Elevation Of woman SRe''
services OF lecture and song wednesday lSh AZ oVoA'
A. EI0I Avenue baptist Church West i9ts near 3th,
ayo-Rcv THOMAS KKMIrAGE D. D. Pastor pTS rSysy.
meeting M s ia' "Wednesday, : p. m. ------
A-,Inpbat1nn Temperance Association win resume It's
great work with programme rich In speech music ana soS
SUNDAY. OCT. II, O'CLOCK DOORS OPEN AT 80,
Al the large hall Of tho COOPER UNION TINS being {t
opening day % n s$SoH T3 I;S and LRY5TT Who
Win be- with may have an opportunity o. sayiuS ,y%
words in behalf We love The Manhattan Ass9ci
ZION means busness-no sleepy arar but deswakc making
things lively for our enemies S at bnt tghfi trust
~ God keep your powder dry aud the enemy Is oS IN
nos duets quarettes Congregational singing rom A9
Moody sankey books Nos and a. has oecn aop,i
Pn the Moody and ssnkcy help service Of
song 10 minutes previous to opening. :, d, oiDD.-
Atwa.hngton square Methodist Church {th;st be-
tween MacdougalsL and bthaNS, MENh1lsl II M,
aepge Accepted Course on Phases Of the Con
nict OF Ages. AL cordially welcomed
A,23d street Theatre 1880 o'clock. Rev. c; G. Co.'S
on and MaTriage solos by Madam Richardson and
MIS- NoraGelle Mackenzie song service O'Clock
At aits Reformed Church. West OF shs Es Rex Rex
pastOT.-Dlvtue service on Suhueyi
1850 Evening subject sccOhu Vi
sqTisst "Tbe True Home" strangers welcome
Al scotch Presbyterian Church l4h'st between 0' I NE
C Services tomorrow at 1880 m ahd p W. luz
Pastor Rev. 5. NJ HAMILTON, d. D., will preach
A, Steck Hall, No. il East l4thst-ANDREW JACKSON
DAVIS viii discourse, at IL o'clock on sicS t
ances incident to Spiritual Changes Among Men Al '
free.
Al the West Presbyterian Church, 42dst between ON
and 9th avcs-The pastor the Rev. JOHN r. PAAIO DID,
viii preach on sunday the 14th inst ut III am ana $40 H.
Al Fourth Unitarian Church. l2sthst between Gun AUG
NaiisoD ayesG W .GALlAGH ER, Pastor preaches
md evening Morning service, ii M subject Chls 5
tnn ChurCh" Evening, $40 y, m. Subject Lean aiiO
RarhS Public cordially Invited Sunday School 10 a. H.
An SnI., Church corner dth.ayo. 2Oth-st-Rev. s.
ALFRED sTEINTnAL. OF Grass Road Chapel manehestnI
England will preach sunday, III IN. The puOhc are COZ
| daily invited.
Rev THEODORE G.: WILLIAMS, late OF WinS nc sE
Mass will be Installed Minister TO All Souls Churcn Ncu
The Iale REV III W Bellows, d. D., pJst0f-On Wedhns
! day evening, october IA, at o'clock.
! Al brooklyn Tabernacle, Dr. rALMAGE, 1880 a. m u
Subject Reformation In Public AnaiTs' WIZ also preaei
| NJ 1850 j. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13
nouroN MARKErs-pY TELEdRAPm

L1yrPooL Oct l2l2So mCottonLIheiJie 4 s2p S.
l AZ ~ DO. Orleans I'D sales, lsGOJ bales mciualg
sGS Tor attenuation aud export receipts 45OO b.ts AZ
yery G'd also 0Sssd DO October and NoVsmor oi M
~ also "a; also 6sad also 6d DO January ana Foo-
Tlsry delivery, 6esd. Futures quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13

NkN-h DIX, Dc.. /
There was further active speculation III pipe
line certificates to-day. but the net result was slight
recovery in prices the close yesterday. From the
an fields the news was not OF sufficient importance TO
influence traders in either direction. The market de-
clucd early Is cent TO 81 Os's later rally to - lOlo
was followed by sales down to 81 90 y. The highest
icsg OF the day touched The close bu. at The
clo,c prices ended uGc Oh, and the tone was not en-
trcy settled The recent drop mas resulted IN the crca
ton OF large Short interest which may FURNISH the
basis OF q sharp rally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-13
Eaw GCbools.

A NNUAL SESSION (2jth) of the Law School
~ OF the University Of the Cty OF New York peg nf Qco3r
president OF the Law Faculty For catalogues g. aIRF 70
.s0r l. T. RI SELL III BrOadH Jy, OF d. X Az -
Secretary OF Law Faculty, Bryant Building, % hOery-I