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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15
wEEKLY COTTON MARKET.
- srocK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPn.

RrFFALO oct lSCdUs-RcCepts to-day $500 head total
for yrE thus far 400 head; Tor same time last week,
i0a5O head consigned through 436 cars Market steady
Win fair demand; Extra steers - UOGSo 5O Light 10
Good s. 1855 10 Fair Bulls % jOaS3 30; Veal Calves
a. - 80, tu quality
SI,p-R,ccips to-day G.5CO head total for week thus far
$4,000; for same time last week, $4,000 head consigned
rgi ~ ears Market duh and lower Fair TO Good Vest
Cr Sheep 80 5Oa "a 20; Choice 20 Fancy, "a % aSj 90
Western lambs, - UJ a. - 30
Igg-Rcc,ipts to-day, 1900 head total for week thus ta
$4,000 head FOR same time last week $1,000 head consigned
through zoo Market dull tending downward; Good 10
choice Workers So 50 - 90; Common 10 Fair - 80 q 11
Good Medium and Heavy - 50 - To- Pigs, - 90 - 20.
CHICAGO, oct. l3-ihe DroGss Joutd, reports H0gS-
Vcgrut. f. uOU shipments GUOU; Good Grades steady
COMMON GrLes lower Packing ~ 2Oarl 90; Packing ana
shipping - 7OaSJ TO- Light Il suGFJ 30 sNips - OO@
coG,,-RcccIpts, 1000 head shipments 5000 held
luli Exports 80 lOaeb 10 -'ouu 10 uyr
shipping steers, % 5Qgt6 10 Common to 4ei9m - ~
az 80 Tccir, zoo head shipmcntg 800 head Mar
kct steady; Inferior 10 Eal - -JeN- 90 Good :" 0Vi
Choice 1898; Texans p 25df5 90. -,----,,-
LOUIE oct l3.-iogy--buui llgut, - 40 - - :
Heavy "A Tjd - OOi Packing. 81 4OG94 No. Aectp's,
. /, 100 head shipments 5000 head.
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THE COURTS.

COURT CALENDARS-OCT 10.
SUPREME COURT HAsiBEEs.-Before Barrett Third
Ao psyaF CoGRT"GESFaAL TERMBeiore Davis p. j.
Brady and Daniels JJ-Nos ll6 H. III 1871, lSS lo9,
Isl i9S 1876 100 2 100 1890 49, 1G3 1884, 100 1882 1886
SIFSHsT G6URi-SPFcHL TERY-Beiore Van Worst, j..
Nos 1873 327 ia, lS7, S. pol Si3 25O 252 POI "a ~!
34 sac 3IG SAL S4S $50 35l S52 555 35l 355 3oU 3o'
siPREi,E CouRT-CIRcUTT-PA I.-Beiore ponohue, j.;
Nos lila li2l Il7a $50 l21s 1874 1870 1893 1900
Ky 553 al Io al so 59 g5 524 Si $50 $50 762 5G6 5ss
i005 lOl5 754 1869 92 451 $685. 1884, 9l2 9i9 Sl4lllO
sGPaE5E -CIRcgIT-P PART II Before IaTremorc J.
Nos 779 1876, 1888 1888 1863 lO2l 3s l512 ~ 965
1879 1916 1925 699 G2 1904 692 1913 lO9l lOSo lO4
PRgS GoGRT-CmCUIT-PART III-Before Lawrence J.
473 1929 1893 1919, 64S 1856 lOl 147 lOJS 603' III
RR6eATis CouRT-Before Rollins ESTATES Of Bridget
Fitzpatrick, William r. Dqiy ana sarah Boston; ,,o
SUPKRIOR COURTSTEclAL IE%N-Beiore OG9irnan' D.
Nos So 49, 81 81 49, 90 o. 49, a. 49, a. 81, 80 30 81
UPaRI6e CoTRT-TRIAL TRR-PART I-Before sedgwick,
CJNos $751; 592 500, jOe 57O S94, $50, 2Ss 49, lzOl
SIPERioR CoIRf-TRGL TERM-PARI II-Before Freedman,
JNos ISL 500 sos, COL 6O2, GU3 GOi Co., co., 50S oo'
SPHRioE CouRi-TRAL TERM-PART III-BeiOre Truax ].
9S4 1OG5, 1870 lGsG 1851 lOSO 1882 lO93 1882
COMMON PLEAs-sPECLAL TRRM-Before Van Brunt, J.-NO
GoSsoS PiRAs-EoUTY TKRM-Before DAILY, Nos l, 2,
81 b. * BE- 81 81 %, 60 81, 81 g. a. 3d. g. g.
COMMON PLEAs-TBlAL TEli-PART l-AdJOuTned Tor the
COMMON PIEAs-TmAL TRRM-PART II.-Betore Beach, u
526 $40 l7S 454 80 539 53 51o 3d. o29 04- o45
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL IERN-PAgT III-AdouIned for the
CITY CoURr-TRIAL TER-PART before Hyatt J-Nos-
6O7 476 55 49, 90 499 AGO. Gl4 55' 40 20 H. 1873 4oO
CRY CoGRiTRIAL TERll-PARr Before Shea c. JNos.
579 GIG 6l7 1902 1O7 524 800 $685. 49, lOl GA Gl 0s
CITY CoUET-TRIAL TERM-PART III.-Bcfore Han J.Nos.
o. So 49, 4G3 81 6l5 49, 40 422 4Oi 20 J9s 6O3 4o5 ~
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COTTON n1ARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL oct 1880 p. m-C0tt0n-Thc sales Of the
day included $500 bales American Futures-J pands, Low
Nddlng clause October delivery 5oos4d do. November
and DECEMBER delivery 5as; also 5s7sd 90 ed; DO
DoccmQcr January delivery 5Nsd do January and Feb
ruarv delivery 5.d: February and March delivery,
so sd do March and April delivery, 6dFuures closed
steady.
GALVESTON, oct l3.-Cottou nominal; Middling, lO2c;
Low Addug lOl; Good ordinary, 9'ci net and gross re.
Ceptl BGil bales exports Cuastwse 4O9o bales sales 0eO
bales stock, - 500 bales.
S,yAyyAH oct l3-Cotton very dull Mddng 1865; Low
Mdng lj-lGc Good Ordinary, Ice; net and gross re-
ccpts. Sl7l bales exports cuaswse lac; sales lOOO
bales last evening, 800 bales stock, 1887 bales. $500
NEW.OLIEANs, oct. l3COtton easiCri Mdling 10 9lbc
Low Midng tC Good Ordinary S7sC net receipts, 34S2
bales gross receipts 439i bales exports 70 Great Britain
5000 bales; 10 France 1902 6ales 70 the Continent liO
bales sales, 900 bales stock, 1871 bales
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90 plhom il man Goneern.
OFPIcE OF HARGRR WAREHOUSE, }
ann VTpsT Q4Tu-sT n ". Sept. y, 1888.

OFFICR OF HAEGRR WARLllOI So !
900 WEST 34TIi-sT, y. Y, sept -, 1850
THE following named persons are heIeOy
notified that unless the storage now due on goos a
in their names and in these warehouses Is P s
Office on or before November TO- 1883 the said oo5 Oo
sou ~ puDI'0 "u''io" " P"' -T-S Proprietor.
Davis FliTabeb MadsoeT O. j. Petersohn Duggan Bdess
O'Rieily Melissa Gregory, Adele Gr9ot Mrs T. W eIy
de sarah Halsey, Helen II
Thomas Jones Alice Weeks, MARY & keyse N.Y.
Sunern Jessie Foster Kate J. Dillon William IuSkei'
j. Washington Albert Potter, Frank yeline hsS - elb
Mrs. NJ j. Montgomery, ichaIu fuSb V tiIj,gs Mrs A.
IL Williams daughter Mrs. A. Richardson iAate ~ Seele
Kate brennan George n Duggan, FTedeTlcS ,.n MT.
Josephine t. Valentine Eliza Higgins Dr II ieenb Watson
Sarah Hasey Ella White, Mrs william p.s 'Eihhons
Vesa O. Taylor, Mrs. Bersto n keknoIs' iAlier A. c.
w. Allrtdge Susan O'Brlen ahrs' L. -
Pratt aud Mrs. A. r. WEIGH
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels aud Railroads.
NEw-YoRK, Saturday, Oct 49, 1888.
V, Oct 13, 1888.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NV Yong sntnrd

ASHES-Quet and unchanged
COFFEE-SpOt Rio rather easier at IL l2c for Fair
5000 bags ex Lorena private Options 20 points
lower Sales 2OOO bags No AZ $50 for October
for November 9250945 for December 020a845 for Janu
airy, 92Oa03O for February 920a9A0 for March; 5000
$50 for APRIL 80 for June and for july January
was exchanged Tor May even The follow were the closing
prices October 92O0g65; November Ode4O; December
625d935; January 925d93O; February, 92jd930 March,
925dg.30 April, 0150930; May, 0.2Od94O June, 300
$40. Mild grades quiet and unchanged.
COTION-Spot Cotton quiet and roc lower. sales, Isl
bales 1856 last evening" including 6S for consumption and
IN transit Delivered contracts 100 bales Receipts
the ports today 1854 bales against D. 2i last week. aud
up a Nua ypgp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15
MINES md MINING.

SUEDAT. oct Iii. "
The business in mining stocks last week was
rather more active than during the preceding week,
and m some instances there partial rrcpvcr,s
from the lowest prices. Favorable reports of pros
pcctiye results from recent developments have
been received from various sections Of the min
ing districts but they have not yet stimulated any
buying of stocks. It's reported that the famous
Ontario mine Will resume the payment 'of dividends
soon, Its last dividend was IN January, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15

Bullion valued at SIS 600 was received 10 New
York on Saturday from the mines, making total
for the week of 100000.
The total sales Of mining stocks at the NewY0rk
Mining Stock and National Pctroleum'ExchaUge the
past week officially reported at III O63 shares.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON. sAlnrdaY, Oct. - 1883.
F1-popr,y FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON oct 1a.-l28D g. m.-F1'. &Oii do. second
soils g,2 ronnsylysna 81 D. Reading, 2G Mexican Ord
nary. 4: 70. Paul Common lu5.
second myrtgar1 trustee, certificate, liLf Illinois
Central. I3I BOZ: Reading, 2Gi- Mexican OUliuIHi 49,
LONDON. Oct l4uu p Ui.fns HdNI,r7 quote three per
rrufr- at * francs Tor The account.
Lu.uus oct 1880 D. Iu.-Fl- aIyccs quote three per
cent r.uLs at ~ francs Ir confines Tor the account and
exchange Oh London franc. - cputm,, FOR checks
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Business Chances.
A IN ANTA m

A TLANTA, Ga. -. 49,.
- slUUOO-The undersigned wishes 70 SECURE tnyh
ouglv competent partner in an old ana Welesau
isrd manufacturing business in Atlanta Ca me G1s9 NY
nj The SOut The business yields entirely satisfactory returns
with an increasing bright outlook Tor the future Inc Oyt
extend the business ana secure u III We
uauagemgnt Ten IOusaud dollars cash Wll buy an hSSse
and command pleasant position with good salary AuuIoss
MANUFACTURER, y. y. Drawer =, Atlanta, ca. 49,.
south with brighter future than Aliahts
IL H. noted wide fOr it's enterprise RAPID grow IN ana
Al location
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ErnnpEAN MAHKETs-

LIvTRrOCI, oct 13.-2 D. m.-Bacon-ShOrt Clear steady
al 3G5 Lari-Prime western steady % 3JGd chess
American choice dull at J6. Nheat-Ncw Western Winter
steady 90 S7d. Cpru-MiNrd new steady NJ b3Ld
ANTWERP oct l3.-WuoOXs lard closed 1Ui hTucs 30
continues Per 100 kllus.
HAVE oct l3wlco1's lard closed at ~ francs 90 cen
times per 90 kllUs.
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10000 saasSc; and AZ West 100000 for export sAsc.
TALL0W steadily held aud in moderate request Prime
City quoted 7asG7 t1l6ci sales 10000 n, 7a7 l1lCc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15

,nsr. taKe saint Teresa the model for your oaugh-
Its ard turn their minds away from the &
-tncines of divorce and separation aud the AK OF
panctitv In marriage contracts, that now permcaoe
sacierT all over the world"
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEw.YORK CITY.

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.
por5 ~ . q LOT d. 255xI0G; John X Warren and
NC Ia Mary l. Warren; 4 interest S41oO
5gilsf 22j II " Of 0thRNc 0ONlOO0; J o,oo
-. Rurcbe and wife to Henry BOrnkamp lSOOO
Sttst n a. II II Of Aye.A; 221lOOi John Mann 900
To Geo Mann Af'V'V
3ot ST. s. l SD iS ft o. 10 Smith 3lOO
sitI a. n = 800 ft e lstave; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;
D. P,rtrr and another TO DIG crosby ..-........--
aOtist = l75 II Of 3dave 5OXlO2.2; Max Dan 90 900
Tiger and wife to Burne. loOVO
lSl Ssss 9 T. PanS S Ppe E 1000
Iot 9fh on Amended Map Central Mott Haven't 300
Mary NJ Hopkins TO Albert Brown. ...--.-... 'OV
l4ihsf T. 200 II OF MOttaye, 6ONlOO Mary HOP 900
iIGt5st n ii8 \ II W OF lst-ave, l6sxlO0ll, hin 800
trrest; W Fricker TO Ida NJ Ericker ZoOO
s3d,s - 500 " OF 0th.aye, 344NlO22i ii Nor 100
ton referee 20 q " Manchester aud an0ther,,. AVO
7Othst = = 244 It wOf lst-aye, lOOxlOO4j
MasChke TO NJ DanZiger-
CreenWiclaye " 3, "a II Of Perry-st, 2lX1l.5x-
irregular Jones COchTane and wife To Louise :, oeo
lothst lGG II OF oua'e' Ann e $4,000
92dst : a S292 II " Of 7thaye 20.l0x7lj Van .oo
Worst referee, TO Chas T. Blydenburgh $3.50. ooV
TeasdaIA place, u 3, 396.lO II " OF DelmoncOpace,
292xfOO; ] Ntzhugh, and wife TO Jane NC ooEo
Toc1stIyc 3 W cor OF ProspcCt-st l0OxlOOxl02xll6
Mary a Tong 10 John Clark. ,....-......-
same property; Margt Lew TO John CLARK. /
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REAL ESIAIE.

NETWORK. Saturday. Oct -, 1888.
Thefollowings were made at the Exchange
salcsrOOm to-day:
By scott Myers
Opo q. story brick dwelling, with lot, No 226 West
38d rs g. 800 . II " Of lOth.ave, lot 2OlOXG9.G 100
Chas Bydcuburg StO4e
BgA. j. Bi>scter & son.
ON, LOT II 7Gtnst 1913 Il Of boulevard, 25xl02.2i
subject TO mechanics lien; J. NJ Dancl..........- on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15

Tne dealings at the Petroleum Exchanges last week
were on an immense scale, aggregatlng IN New YORK
Si49l 900 barrels the clearances being lO2OS3,OOO
barrelR Nevertheless the market suTfelted with
"long stock with the result Of breaking the price 10
81 07e against Sl229Sl 10 AT the opening and against
I'll 10 IN the early OF the previous week These
sales reflect the disc0uragemeut produced by the IN
In the output OF the districts IN the last few
weeks But the substantial features of the oil situation
ere encouraging 10 producers, ana Judging from
tie past history Of the fields change
In their present discoursging aspect at an early
Gate is not improbable. The decline In prices
however has 40 unsettled the speculative element that
furJher attempt 10 depress the would not be
unnatural Yet the MARKET 10 gaining what it lacked
few weeks agoa heavy short interest-and "A recovery
OF confidence by traders would probably result ad
sharper than was tue GeCue. After touching
lowest pOut, the market rallied 81 I17s. but was
broken by the circulation OF false dispatches about
well drilling in INFESTED territory, and closed ap-
parenty weak.
The range OF prices and the total dealings OF the week
"A folloWg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15
THE PETROLEUM M4RGEE.

NEW-YORK Oct. IL
The official statement of the Washington
Bureau Of Statistics OF the exports Of petroleum aud
petroleum products in August that the conserya
tive dealers were correct predicted that the early
duness in the refined trade be followed 10y heavier
purchases later on. The exports Of Illuminating oil in
August were Al GOO, 1872 gallons valued at S35SO4Ss
an increase over the corresponding month last year OF
7O2l.52O gallons, and OF value Of $7iG573. For the
eight months TO August 81 the exports 300 2G3OG2
gallons valued at S25 924525, decrease OF 52O65iJ
gallons, and Of S9O2,7I7. The foreign demand
continued good in September and gain
equal 10 that Of August would place the
nine months figures gratifyngy near TO those OF the
first nine months OF 1882 The total exports Of petro-
leum and products in August 5,5G9733 gallons
and S629 s52 value ia of August 1882 For the
eight months 10 August 81 they were only 5,2OG543
gallons and S29l24 val1e behind the corresponding
period year ago.
The statement of the production OF the Cooper tract
last week from the gauge taken Friday shows de-
crease 2l9 barrels from the previous week. although
two new wells opened and twelve old wells tOrpe
doed. The figures ares Production, 1923 barrels l25
producing wells; IL wells drilling and rigs up and
building The gauge Of the BaltOwn district may show
maintenance Of the production account OF the
wells and the vigorous artificial efforts made to stmu,
late the output Of the Old wells This district however
presents no rate OF Increase promises to make up
for the constant decline old regions The figures
the pipe lines continue bulIsh," the statement to
nafa haUt
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Proposals.


PROPOSALS will be received by the under,
signed at the Office OF The Batmogs ana ono E En
Coplnlnv Baltimore until october 10, 1888, Ol @ fOu
0ns and Masonry Of tho Susquehanna hlNei 1tke lno
proposals must include material ~ cISs0ia @ ~ tcen
caissons and free from water during lhe tune e
being laid Plans ana spechcaiohs
NAV he seen at CHIEF Engineers Office on and % OCTOBER
re cnIny reserves right to reject and all pro-
nosals u. T. DOUGLASS, CHEZ Engineer
NAVY PAY OFFICE ,
"a STAIE-sf, :
NEw.YORK, oct. 6, lS3S3.D
PROPOSALS SEALED AND lNDORSED
on euveODe Bid for Supplies Advertised VIII be re-
ivS nj mis- oce until II O'CLOCK october 3D. 1855 or no
following supplies of the best quality 70 be delivered Ntn
Zen DAYS from Of ORDER free OF expense at lne navy
Yard New-N Ork 49,, Dy,p,rpr
10000 LBS. ROUND IRON. -,
Specifications and blank forms VIII Dc nihlSheo a' 'n'
Office. - -, IA. ,,,, r,s, NOT
he deemed advantageous 10 the Government 49,.
Two pOnsbe suTeties required for the pr0PS anu N
full delivery OF the supplies awarded. , -, . -. oo,
Bids not properly signed and ceEtlhed "ln no' o''' e
Su'''~ THOMAS T. CASWELl1
netb4t PAY Inspector, U. ;. Navy.
-
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OFFICE or THE
TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,

No. 1917 BROADWAY, NEw.YORK CITY. }
NOTICE.-NOtice is hereby given that the
ercsed the option given by the Income and Land Grant Mort
OF May To- 1875 10 in scrip therein provided the
interest the bonds secured by the said mortgage which fell
due July 1892 and July l. 1888 Books for registration "
these bonds will closed from October 20 10 November To-
1888 inclusive. G. T.. SATTERLEE, Treasurer.
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financial.
NoHrHERx PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
Oct 8, 1858. J
TOR THE PURPOSE Of a meeting of the
a. Preferred Stockholders OF this Company on November
20 proxm0 the transfer hooks OF the Preferred Stock Will be
closed az O'Clock October 20 and remain closed until
10 m November 26 BY order Of the Board Of Directors
ROBERT LENOX BELKNAP, Treasurer
NETWORK, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILWAY Five Per Cent Stock, guaranteed by
lease 10 the Delaware, LaekavaBna and Western El Cog
for sale by WILLIAM ALEXANDER SMITH & Co, 0o
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ahe refined market was moderately active and hrm,
Vut without change.
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THE SAINT Paul, MiSN y. L6,, AED

No 90 WuIIAS-sT, NEW YORK, oct. 3, lSs3.D
VIUE USUAL QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
4 Two PER CENT has this day been decLartd on ING
ta stock OF this company payable at this ONCE on ana
alter November 1888 70 stockholders Of Tecord Oh ''
Tie stock transfer books will closed az on sat
av October 20 and be reOpened at 10 o'clock a. w. on
hID''S' -'O'' JOHN :. KENNEDY
Vice President
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II. GRAVES, Treasurer.

COPPER QUEEN MINING CCAIANl(
81 and 80 WAiI-sE - ;
NEW.NORK, October 10, lSS5.
SEVENTEENTH DINIDEN ID: 49,, .,,,.,
TT1UE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THIS COM-
pany have declared quarterly dividend 9t ~ u -
pREb tND TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND ,Dpl.iisAiss
SI55 O06 payable stockholders Of record - l1e ONO 90
f,e gnur,try after OCTOBER TO- lS-t. ltdlsleE
b,,Rs close October 49, 1888, and reopen October II
OOON9 WV ~ ~ II. MARTIN, Treasurer.
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Banking fouses ano Bankers.
Diui0er0 N1!leeJ.

TIE 81. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA RAILWAr(
C0MPANY, No 90 WILLIAasT- - :
NEW.YoRE, Sept y, lss3.l
VyHE COUPONS DUE on October l, 1893,
ON the second Mortgage Bonds OF this Company VIII Do
paid on and after date presentation at tbs once
Nice President.
THE COUPONS due October /, 1883, OF the
BUFFALO, PITTsBURG AND IVES, MEsi , r hAILj
ROAD COMPANN'S GENERAL MOkl'Atl. BUMP
will be paid and after that date az the Farmers Loan anu
Trust Company, No 26 EXchangeplace New york OF M no
Rational Bank Republic, No. go GheSuu,-si Fhl&
dsini'ia L. :. BUELL., Treasurer
THR LONG ISLAND RAILROAD CoNPANY}
October 2, 1883. :
vVHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
1 declared a quarterly DIVIDEND Of one PEEits
CENT NJ anon the capital stock OF this company pay aDo
the first DAY II November next at Che office 2 ut 10ga
Ijaulug company Broadway, NeWlOrk The transfer
BOOK. yin close Monday october 10 and reopen fIy'
No'eNiOoi - 1000 H. GRAVES, Treasurer.
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SALES At the 8IyIyG EXCHANGE
va PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
sAS FRANCISCO. Saturday. Oct 10, 1881

IOIII Hi0H IIIU my --l7J7
Buyer 10.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-24
1. ". NLCOEAY ArcrION.

10 VALUABLE SEVENTH STREET LOTS
~ at auction. Lots to 10, block !, and
lots to 5 block 2, Leonard's subdivision of
block Z, block Collins out lots, situated on
Seventh and adjacent streets, DaytOn's Blnff,
suitable for business and residence purposes. in
the immediate neighbOrhood of the st. Paul Plow
Works, Duluth & Omaha Railroad shops, St.
Paul Harvester works and the great numbering
interests. When the Seventh street fill is com.
pleted the street cars a'e to be extended beyond
ths-e lots, which will largely enhance the value
of this property. Parties seeking profitable in
vestment should attend this sale, which takes
place on the ground Saturday afternoon, July
18th, at O'Clock Terms liberal. A. H.
Nicolay, auctioneer and real estate agent, No. 20
East Third street. 202-209.
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Females.

ET ANTED- Several girls at j. L. Hertz's
w cigar box factory, No 131 E. Seventh
street Good situation. Apply at once.
199-2O5
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FIVECENTS LIN E
KAT.4NAGHS AUCTIONS.

VALUABLE BUSINESS CORNER AT AUC-
' Tonight Lots on the corner of West
Seventh street, formerly Fort street., and
Chestnut street, to be sold at public sale. L
will sell at auction on Thursday, July 26,
at O'Clock PM, on the premises, corner of
West Seventh and Chestnut streets, Eight Lots,
being subdivision of part of Block rs, Rice &
Irvine's addition. Six of these lots front on
West Seventh street, and two on Chestnut street.
The property to be sold is in one of the best
portions of the city. Over 100000 has been
expended in improvements within distance of
not to exceed 200 feet, among which are the
block built by Charles Eaton, Esq., the blocks
in course of erection, owned by Hon. James
Gilfllan and j. L. Forepaugh, Esq, the block
soon to be commenced by Hon. Robert A.
Smith, and other private enterprises. West
Seventh street has been macadamized at great
expense to the western limits of the city, while
east of the Seven Corners a cedar block pave
ment is now being p9p down. These lots art
but one block west Of en- Seven corners and
form one Of the best hn5ness corners in the up
per part Of the city. 10 capitalists and invest
Ors it will prove safe and profitable invest
ment, either as a speculation or for immediate
| improvement Sale imperative.
| Terms cash, balance in one, two
and three years at per cent. interest.
Plats of property can be obtained on applica
| ton at my store.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
AuctOneer.
| N - noa,
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PERSONAL.
i,Sue, etc.

Col. j. Bobleter, Maj. IChas. Berry, sur
geon. and First Lieut.. Jacob Herscheler,
of the Second regiment M. N. g., all of
New Vim, are in the city and take in the
review At White Bear to-day.
Major David S. Gordon, Of the Second
cavalry, commandant Of the post at Fort
E lis, Montana, arrived in the city yester-
day from the east, and will proceed direct
ly to his post where he will have direct
charge Of the comfort and safety of the
presidential party which visits the Yellow
stone park early next month.
Gen. James Hosted, OF Peekskin, West
chester, n. Y, comm only known in New
York as the Bald Eagle of Westchester,
spent the Sabbath in ST. Paul. Gen. Hus.
ted Was for thirt years member of the
New York Legislature and for four terms
speaker. He was one of the prominent
half breed leaders in New York and took
AZ active part in the defeat of ConkIing
He left for Bismarck yesterday and will
return to St. Paul Friday.
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Tie Sjsth Fart e ecttOn Sunday Night.
To the Editor o. thu Globe:
In the Monday issus of your valuable
paper appears two local items to the effect
that one 'Mellon" who keeps saloon IN
the Sixth ward while in the condition of a
drunken fellew" "roundly abused" Officer
Dafour, and that "Mellon" attempted to
get TO Il row with ex-alderman Mccarthy
AID with several others.
As was undoubtedly the person refer
rec to in the items, and as all statements
therein are most unfairly incorrect I de-
sire to have my denial published to the
many readers of the GLOBE.
Permit me to say that the only "row'
which occurred was brought on by ex-AI-
derman Mccarthy and his son-in-law Mr..
Bell. The cause was probably an old
grudge held against me by
Mccarthy and the excuse for
such " row" was that 1 refused to sell beer
to minor nephew of Mr.. McCarthy's,