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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09

HOWARD 4 COMPANY.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
u NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
srGA sodFRA dfF oSSF ES bsEMESY
DoNNAV; saturday. ian. ~ MAIN saturday jan 27
STk Of ssssssS Ei
T,nsr oAnrNT TON AA VIZ; or BREMEN ~ =
Roturntos.t, a. rd ssTEERhsE $50
9Tses ga steamers sail from Pier between Second and
oEIRIOHs q CO.. 2 Bowling Green
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. - Hamburg
o R and h GI
SELLEkT Thrs: Jan 4 EUGIA Thurs Jan 20
rates SAILING; before
caon ste fodaCsa Gazette
O. Gem sss aga q SSTT0s$ T
TNMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS
Inv IF Fo btS 99 EENSgrowN AND I'D I1yEEpo0L
CRY Of So $50 HGRsbAY T., jan M noon
steamers q carry ntermediats passengers
CABIN P ps % Iq snS S0rS Ts $40
sTEJE oaN sSS FT SPsSt e. and 80 prosavY
Phladelphia Once, No 100 south +thst
NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80. N. r.
DENMARK jan tSEafo6G s4IIiSe jan 3D. AM
20 SO outward tickets ssS prepaid storage
Gsss 81 Sss q 2wsr aSn %Cs lines E. W. Uks
~ Y. HAVANA & MEXICAN MAIL %. Line.
seqGeTs SsSe S TEEkFI TGn F Pier 1as
fo Via Havana pfogresO. caMpeche ana FFonters
BRITIS IB Thursdsy. Jan II
CRY OF kIE2 tNDaix ThursdsWy lam lam IS
F. ALExANDRE " SONS 3S Broadway.
pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
Il LINE FOR CALIFORNIA sANDWIGH ISLANDS,
TRIAL and SOUTH AMERICA and MEXICO.
From SCr the f, Ssr pana8. NJ
C0LoN salls wednesday gsauary 10. noon.
From San Francisco lst and Brannan.sts
CITY OF PFKfNC sails " dnes ia,. Jan. 10, 2p.m.
Excursion Tickets between san Fran1sc and Yokohama @
For HONOLULU. NE%,zEhLxND ana AUSTRALIA
AUsrRALl A sails SATURDAY, January 1913 m
arrival OF London malls 1t san tranclsco
For freight and general information apply at Com
HI. BULLAY. superintendent
DED STAR LINE. For Antwerp and Paris
IA sailing from New York and Antwerp every Saturday
saturday. January rs, So m
saloons staerooms smoking and bath rooms audsnIps
Pirs cabin, SO and so second cabin 500 excursion
PETER wR7GaT s9Ss, General AgeHs IS Broadway
IVHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
NorICEfhe Steamers Of this line take the Lane Route
recommended by Lieutenant Maury, T. g. ~, on both the
ADRiHFfc Capt jennings Thursday jan II. p. m.
eERMANIC. Capt Kennedy SATURDAY, . an ~ 2:So p m4
REPU BIC. Cant Irying...; lnuIslay, Jan 20 m'
FROM THE WHITE 5 ,rAE .I nocK' FOOT OF WEST
These uniform size and unsurpassed IN ap
placed amdslps where the noise and motion arc
least felt afOrdng degree ofconort hitherto unattsnaoie
Manifestation, 500. $50 and 500 Return tickets on
favorable terms steerage nom the Old Country $780, nom
TIese steamers carry neither cattle; sheepnor pigs
For inspection OF plans and cthef information apply At the
Company Offices. No. 81 Broadway, New YORK 49,.
C. l. BARTLETT q Co, Agents. Boston.
BARRIrr CAfrEEI1 AgsnIs PhLadel2Ra
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Oeean 5teamers

A MERlCANS gong abroad and desiring
"A precious stones choice iewery bronzes or the lated
nOYeues arc invited 70 VISIT our Paris store No. 81 Avenue
dePOpera, adjoining Hotel Bellevue " - "
HOWARD 4 COMPANY
D A X
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Gitp prouertD DO Zen.

E'LATS TO LET, with view of Central Park.
n Thoroughly hrstcass. Ha-boys I'm attendance Rents
moderate Apply 70 owner promises Nos 80 and 30
~ KEN E.-FOr concerts, society meetings
and social entertainments horticultural FAN 20 ana
~ West 2sthst Brtadway opposite Fiftb Ayenue
Ight and ane organ; terms very moderate Apply 70
JAMES MORkLAND, Secretary iS COTtlandt ST, City.
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Real Gsiale n1anlea.

ENANTED-Lghtly mOrtgaGed improved city
w Property $4,000 sl50n00l for cash and Hudson
River Property. rutland q WHITING, Beeknan-sL
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Country propertp For Sale ano TO Get.


ONE OF THE MOST MAGNIFICENT SUM-
~ NER RESIDENCES in New England only six miles
Boston the borders Of large and beautiful lake
house. Ia elegant rooms; house and stable OF
stone: s3OO00 viii sell for $1,000. Address JOHN b.
BUITERFlELD. Melrose. Mass.
ITO LET.--At Bergen Point, corner of Avenue
and Juette ST., pleasant house Of ten all
improvements; heater, gas, bath; rent $3.50.
Apply 10 r. HAMILTON, 90 BOweTy, ". Y.
NJHERE SHALL WE SUMMER !-PersOns
w seeking Investment and approaching the advantages
OF residing at stclass family water curing the
should OF the ISLE Of
WIGHT, midway between Far ROCkaway aud Long Beach
mailed free). Address HITCHCOCK & DENTON.
Il Chambers 81. NeW.YOFk.
XyTATER-POWER FIGURING AID Grist Mill
w nted for all work successful operation reliable
power offered sacrifice DC sod , hours from city,
In Connecticut. j. W. ATWATER, n P3rhrrOw.
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anrtiou Sales of Rsal Gstate.

FOR SALE.
At public auction Homestead OF Jacob
MaceuiOehaye Morrisown " j. containing about two
house, with mOdern improvements. LaTn stable
gapery &C. Sale az Mansion House Morst0wn. Wednes
TO- 1888 O'Clock. One-hsH OF purchase
money may remain on mortgage.
ALFRED MILLS. Executor.
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financial.
! CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY


CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
" OF NEW-YORK,
- No 10 Nasssust, corner OF finest q, ooo mn
IL
And large Surplus invested IN o. 8. Bonds
deposits, rotuInabe on demand OF NJ
Ia eea depository formoney paid into Court is author
zed to Executor Administrator 0uardiar OF IN any
other position Ot trust o.--.-.., M.
and a. Trustee Railroad Mortgages.
HENRY F. sPAULDING President.
PR6D IdiSX ?; 9LcoTr' Vice Presidents
c II. p. BABCOCK. Secretary.
GEORGE SHERMAN. Asst Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES. .,
Glass oflS53 Glass Of 1884
pAAUVhh33 = RQ w 99,ANE ffREb TX II cossITT,
pEVI n sUtRMAN JACOB d. VEkHILYB
j PIERPONT MORGAN, MM.ALLEN. ~ LEN,
CHAS. LANIER PERCf hP9f y N 70
GEORGEL sENEY, WM n; Al ", ~ " TTira
WM' Fl. WEBB GRO. MACCULLoCH MIL
FREDERICK T. oA'oi1' coRNELIUsN N. BLISS
s,v,rn RARcocK, oiA'' q a tHSA sCHwAB,
ISLAC Y PHELPS JAMES p. WALLACE,
JONATHAN THORNE, MARTIN BAIESSu
AMOS r. EMO, - - JOS An NJ, a; flohH'
HENRY F. sPAULDING.
rug CTICAoo AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
SECRETARY TREAsURERs OREICk,o ,.on Z
CHICAGO. Ill, d, O. 20, loS2.
NOTICE is hereby given to the owners OF
~ the income bonds Of the CHICAGO AND ALTON
COMPANY due January l. 1888 mat uhe same
will paid upon taton at the office OF MesS esup
Paon Co 81 Wlliamst New-York, and after January
q 1888 and that interest thereon VIII cease a'eE mo
tur1ty. n &, vosTEp
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Diuioeno Notices..

OFFICE OF CHICAGO, PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHAl
RAILROAD COMPANY. 81 WALI~sr, -
NEw.Y ORK, Dec. ID, 1882
A DIVIDEND of ONE AND THREE
- QUARTERS PER CENT on the preferred stock OF this
company declared by the Board OF Directors the 10th
Ins will paid the cOmpauys Office at Room IL. NO o.
WAllst. New York o saturday. January 20 next
Transfer Of preferred stock viii close Saturday
December 80 aud reopen Wednesday, January ~ 1889
N. L. SYKES, Treasurer
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BORDEAUX LINE.
I'D and direct line 10 the South OF FRANCE.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHATEAU LATTE. 1000 tons Thurs Jan = isSV p M
CHATEAU IEONILLE, 4.OOO tons Sal FEB - p IN
Travellers France. spain and Italy Pyrennees Psu'
Nice. &C, will and expense by taking thls Inc
Cabin tncudng winel, $50 steerage go FOF passage
APP" FLEE oULANGEB, as Beavor.st.
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LIVE STOCK MARxrp.- nv rrI,roRApH

xcsyfiALo Jan. 8-cAfrI- Receipts to-day 300 head
s or toe week thus far $500 head: for time last
Snd neao CONSIGNED through $50 cars ma kt and
""ef STOCK heavy; sses, Extra steers at 3D. oS9s5 90
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5apings Banks.
TnE sEAMRN's BASK FOR sAyINGs,)
a AID rs WALL-sr.
NEM YORK Inn. A. lSNB.

7 (
NEwYoRK Jan. T. 1883.
THE Trustees have ordered hat interest he
paid depositos entitled thereto for the nix months
ended 3lst uliinO as follows -, -. -.
ON accounts exceecdng Thousand Dollars at the
rate OF FOUR PER CENT per annum. -.
accounts larger Thousand DOafs but not ex
ceodnF Three Thousand Dollars at the rate OF BEE PER
CENT
Ana Three Thousand Dollars az me
rate Of TWO PER CENT per amun, payable ON and after
Monday, 10th instant
The interest placed to credit Of dePosltors rs prno
pal - - , - Wd. H. MACY President
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Ste lmboats ano iiaiIrcaSs.

ADVERTISENENT FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE VILE BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, 10. l.235 broadway, corner Thirty
6rst-si 30S West Twenty. thirl-gt Lighthave
No t2 Fast Fcnrteenths corner CGlon;sgqaS g9 Third
100 and 1900 Ehri-ave- corner Onehuldred and
hat. s d ra9lllr tce rates.
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CUNARD LINE.

NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE" -
FROM NETWORK TO LlNEHPOOL VIA QUhhNo-
TOWN
FROM PIER No 40. NORTH RIVER
GALIIA .... ........... Wednesday, Jan. TO- $50 m
PANONIA.-...-..... Jan. q ."oH
DOTII w ednesday, jan 81, II a. M
Cabin passage, $50. SSO anu 500. .--- -. -
ami nom all parts OF EUROPE ~ NeiJ ~"
Freight aud passage oineo, 80 lowing,
VERNON III. BROWN & CO., Agents
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
" Between New York and Hayre 49, .
COnpany's pier tnew) ~ North Riyer foot OF MOI ~
Travellers this line avoid both transit Dy Enghsh r,
discomfort Of crossing the Channel IN sah
boat.
PEKElhE Berry Ssne9su.S mn Ian ~ IN IA,
CANADA. FTangcui. wednesday, jan ~ ~ III
payable sight in amounts 10 SUM- On inc banquo
TTanHatantlque of Paris.
For freight ana passage apply 10
IMPORTANT TO PASsENGERS
This company ormniZod special Train, leaving their
dock NJ avre direct for Parts on arrival or steamers bag
gage at through TO Paris thus avoids Gus
tom House examination Havre Same organization from
Paris 10 NeWsY Ork.
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OlItCE % INK
NEw-NoEK EQtfrAHIE lNst RANCE CO., |
80. 80 WALi-ST, ( |
NEW-I ORK January 4 1883. J |
ODD DIVIDEND.-'lhe Board of Directors |
Oh have this day declared SFMfANNUAL DiNI |
DIS OF FIVE t5i PER CIsNr payable aua after the
10TH lnaL CHARLES /. CT M. Secretary. |
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-24
New York Produce Market.

New YORK. Oct. 23.-Flour dull and un-
changed; receipts 1900 barrels; exports
1900 barrels. Wheat, cash grades steadily held;
options 3a9l]5c lower, closing weak; receipts
$1,000 bushels; exports l0l, 400 bushels; No.
2 Milwaukee les; ung:aded red 9I6I. 1O5S;
No. red soc; No. 8 red 1.OO1941.0t elevator
1.02I delivered; No. red Ill elevators;
ll0E91.IlM afoat; 1.0716 f. o. b.; ungraded
white LIS; No. g red October saIes $4,000
bushels at 1.C6H@l.07I, closing at 1868;
November sales $50, 600 bushels at I.07@l. VIZ,
closing at LOT; December sales 1882, 600
bushels at 1.09@i.1O, closing at l.O9K;
January sales 2,80S, 600 bushels at 1.l1K@
l.i24, closing at 1.11H; February sales
736,UO0 bushels at 1.13350l. 14%, closing at
1888. Corn, cash lots held firm; options
o tened steady, later declined 35@Ic, closing
heavy; receipts $4,000 bushels; exports 63,GgO
bushels; ungraded 5l957c; No. 3 55@55Ac:
No. 56}2@57c No. 2 white Sic: ungraded
white 559561Ic; No. 2 o tober 55A@563sc,
| closing at 55s4c; November 56I957c, closing
at 564c; December 57H@57%c, closing at
571c; January 5715@575sc, closing at 571Sc.
Oats steady; receipts 70,0U0 bushels; exports
III bushels; mixed western 33935c; white
western 3sG42c; No. 2 Chicago 351ac No
lasses quiet and unchanged. Coffee, spot fair;
Rio higher but quiet at 1925; options 1920
points higher and fairly active No. z spot Rio
l0.5O; sales Of $3.50 bags Rio No. October
at 10. 4o@i0.5o; $3.50 bags November at 1865;
10000 bags December at 9.9jG9.95; 10000
bags January at 1909 go; 1900 bsgs Feb
ruary at 9.SJGl 0.C0; $3.50 bngsMarch at 965
99.95; 1,ot0 bags April at 9.6599.9j; SUI
bags May at $50; 500 bags June at $50; $50
bags July at 9.95. Options rather more act
i've, apvanced l0@20 points. The rise was duo
| to firm market in Rio de Jaueiro and an ad-
| vance in Havre. Quotations on spot advanced
| CSC but higher prices checked business
Sugar dull; refined quiet and easy; confection-
| ers' 5-,6c; granulated 89-iSc. Petroleum
quiet; United 1.O9M. Tallow steady. Roain
quiet and unchanged at 1.s091.75. Turper-
| tine dali at 3S17@39c. Eggs, western fresh
| quiet but firm. Pork steady and moderately
active; new mess 80. Beef quiet but firm.
Cut meats quiet but firm; long clear middles
| TIC. Lard strong; choice s. IL; October 7.90;
November 7.74@7.75; December 7.6367.70;
January 7.70@7.77 February 7.SO97.S2;
! March 2. 85. Butter dull. Cheese quiet but
steadily held. Other articles unchanged.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-24
Retail Market

Thefollowing shows the prices for which the
articles named sold the day before publication:
AIessina oranges retail at S5c96Gc per dozen
Lemons, So per doz. Bananas, scarce, goo Per
doz row lettuce sallingst Soc per doz. Apples
S3.00@4.0C. New potatoes, 60c. per bu;
osSeTs, none. Onions. 69c %. b.. Graz,
listed gugsS IL 2s II. packages, 10c;
Yovaerad, lie: cut leaf, lie; oFrnhed,
Ike; Ext. c.. 91zo; Yel.o'@ G., 834c; brown
7c; Minnesota, lGc. Rest o. 81. Jave coffee,
s2ize; host liooha, 2oo; hast Bio, 395sc. Best
ssaS, Eng. breakfast, 81 par Ii; best Young
Kyson, 81 per LII beat GuH Powder, $3.50 psr
~; bsst Japan, SIC; best B2skst firsd JspGr,
75e. Orange Blossom tczE, 1915 per cv;t;
gilisbury's 1915 per owt.i GrGgLts Sa,35.
scgs, 23c per doz.; fresh, SIC.
e.ss.1s-Sirloia Gnj porGez houas stea.:, 1oc;
ri; -oasts, l5o; cuok roa,s, la1zc: Eauttoa chops,
I5c; fors quarter, l335Ei round steak, l2zaoi
saoulder, l0c; real. l59l5a: pork shops, 19c;
+cgs roasts, ice; ham ice; bacon ard dry
bacoa, '5o; shcaidets, Sc; oorn beef, 6gse;
ia jG7e, I0e; per single ID, Loo; il kegs
81 >; dE1ed bees Ice.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-24
FINANCE b. COMMERCE.

ST.. P,U1. Oct. q, 16s3-The gradual
increase IN the volume OF trade that has
been previously mentioned still continues,
and throughout all departments there Is
increased activity and signs of general i'm
movement. yet, at the same time the
wheat crop does not move forward as it
ought 10 OF a. i was expected that it
would. The consequence is that money is
close and the market pretty tight. The
market, howeveI, il. this respect is not ss
it usually has been heretofore. In former
years, when populati ton was a good deal
less in st. Paul than it now is and when
there was but little money
here the stringency during the fall and
early winter months was very severe. Each
year has reduced this so that low when
we speak Of the stringency in the money
market here it means quite a olnereht
thing from what il did few years ago.
The low prices for wheat continue to Keep
it back from market and consequently
keeps q large amount of money tied up.
Accor ling to present appearances therels
no reason to think there viii be any change
very soon. Groceries are very active in
desu With collections better than usual.
In cgpned goods quite a number of articles
have !sclined III values. Pickles also havs
dro92ed @ little. Fish have also declined.
This above are alt the changes except few
minor variations that nave taken place in
sIgc,z and sundries which will be found
below. Dry goods ere moderately active
with no changes of importance TO notice.
II he.dWare cur dealers are over-run with
orders bile collections are reported fair.
Dru. :, paints and oils continue active.
Ia IL Der there IS quite moderation in
The Egures demanded, especially in com
mon lumber, stock boards and shingles.
Th9 produce market has been dull and on
the whole declining. For No. l and
wheat the dem nd has been fair, with
light cali for other grades, and
few transactions have occurred to
note. The market has been well supplied
with corn and il has been dull and quiet
all the week, ard substantially the same
may be said OF ats. Barley has been IN
changed. Rye, ground feed etc. have con-
tinued the same.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-24
Chicseo Produce Msrket.

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-Flour quiet and un-
changed; common to choice spring wheat
3.50g5 90; Minnesota 3.50@4. 25; patent $50
07.0O; winter wheat -four, southern and Mis-
sour 4.75@5.75; Michigan 4.0G@5. So Regu-
lar wheat in fair demand and lower; 90kc Oc-
tober; 914o November; 934c December; 9415
9944c January; 1.0tH May: No. spring
9o35o; No. spring Soc; No. red winter 81
@9i1sc. Corn in fair demand, unsettled and
generally lower; 464c cash and October;
i6I4469sc November; 45%c December; 4555
@4515c year; z51sc January; 4S9481sc
May. Oats steady, with fair demand; 271Sc
cernber; 2775c year; 81 nc May. Rye frmer at
99c. Barley dall and weak at $3.50. Flax seed
l.3o. Pork, demand fair and market firm: 10. IS
gl0.75 cash; lO.55@10.60 October; 10 .500l0.5 SIS
November and December; 10.35@l0S715 year;
lu.9i7a@tl 90 January; 11.lO@l1.121s Febru-
airy. Lard In fair demand and easier; Z. 800
7.s5 cash and October; 1887 .S715 November;
7.2711@730 December and year; I. 35@7. s7L
January; 7.4219@745 February. Bulk meats
IN fair demand; shoulders 4.5U; short ribs 6.75;
short clear SIS. Butte quiet and unchanged
Eggs quiet and unchaagsd at &c. Whisky un-
changed at l.16.
Call-Wheat active AID firm; advanced 14c
January. Corn in fair demand; advanced Xc
November, December, year and January; ad-
,@noeu ~ Eiay' Odts III good demand; declined
&c October, year and May. Pork in fair de-
mand; advanced 215c December. Lard in good
demand; l0c lower October; advanced 211zc year;
&c lower January.
Receipts, 5000 barrels of -four; 1O6, 900 bush
els Of wheat; 100000 bushels Of corn;
III, 600 bushels of oats; $4,000 bushels of rye;
$4,000 bushels of barley. Shipments, 20, 600
barrels of -four; 1900 buahels Of wheat;
l94, 600 bushels of corn; $4,000 bushels of
oats; 5000 bushels of rye; 6S,oOG bushels Of
barley.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-24
CosHocroN STATION. N. y. Dec. 2s. ISIS.

GEsTs-A number of people hsd been using
your bitters here, and with marked effect. In
one case, lady of over seventy years, had baen
sick for years, and for the past ten years has not
been able to be around half the time. About SIX
months ago she got feeble she was helpless.
Her old remedies, or physicians, being of no
avail. 1 sent to Deposit, forty-6ve miles away,
and got bottle OF Hop Bitters. 1t improved
her she was able to dress herself and walk
abo,t the house. When che had taken the Sec
ond bottle she was able to take care of her own
room and walk out to her neighbours. and has
improved all the time since. My wife aud chill
dre1 also have derived great benefit from their
use. ". B. HATHAWAY,
Agt q. s. Ex. Co,
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cent. Prime mercantile paper 6g7 per cent.
Sterlins exchanges, bankers bills dull at S4.80%;
do. e1. demand, si.S39l.
Governments-Firm.
Bonds-Railroad bonds stronger.
State Securities-Quiet.
Stocks-In the stock market for the day the
advance over last nights prices ranged from Il
to pa per cent, the latter on Oregon Trans
continental, with Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
~ per cent, Canadian Pacific per cent,
Central Pacific 9 per cent, Illinois Central 279
per cent. Lake Shore 1apsr cent. MissouriPacitic
~ per cent, New Jersey Central 21a per cent,
Chieago Northwestern 2ss per cent, st Paul,
Minneapolis L Manitoba 3 per cent, Union
Pacific per cent, Northern Pacific 1@lT
per cent, Delaware, Lackawanna q Western lH
per cent, Canada southern l n per cent, West
ern Union Telegraph ~ per cent, New York
Cen raj ~ per cent, Chicago, st. Paul, Mime
apolis & Omaha preferred ~ per cent, Michi-
gan Central 81 per cent. Notwithstanding some
waverng and hesitancy about noon to-day, the
stock market has shown increasing strength
and also more buying of general list than ap-
parent for several weeks; room traders, of whom
the great majority have been on the
bear SIDE for over a month, have to-day
been buying more than they have
sold and for time at least are on the bull SIDE
The Vanderbilt stocks have all been strong, and
Michigan Central has been special feature,
showing an advance OF per cent. for the day.
There has been large increase of trading in New
York Central, Canada Southern, Chicago, Bur
| lington g. Quincy, Chicago & Northwestern,
Kansas & Texas and Missouri Pacific, which
| have heretofore been extremely dull. From
| opening the demand WAS brisk, and late IN the
| day buying was on an enormous scale. Shares
at final dealings were buoyaut and round amounts
| taken at advancing figures. There was sharp
rise on Michigaa Ce~tral, due principally to
| shorts who, becoming frightened az scarcity OF
stock, sought cover and wsik q the price up on
| themselves. This rise stimulated the demand
| for other Vaaberbilt's, hence the improvement
| in Lake Shire, New York Central and Canada
Southern. Ia the last fifteen minutes nearly every
active stock sold at highest point OF the day. Ii
is reported, on good authority. that the. squeeze
| in Jersey Central and Willard shares IS by nc
means at an cad, and Oregon Transcontinental
especially, is likely to be sharply advanced
whenever the shorts attempt to cover. Among
the shorts in stock are supposed to be prominent
op .rators recently on the bear side,w have moi
yet been able to cover up their lines. 1t Is also
stated Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and st
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba are in the same
position as Michigan Central, and that the rise il
shares this afternoon was forerunner OF SHARP
thrust tomorrow. Commission hoases repor
more outside buying to-day. London has takel
some round amounts of various stocks.
1 The transactions aggregated 10000 shares
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-24

La Crosse, Dubuque, Rocf
Island & st. Louis Exp,
Milwaukee & Chicago Ex.
Milwaukee + Chicago Ex.,
Wsbashaw Accom-. ....--.,
Iowa & Mimi. Division.
Sou. MINI. Ia. & Dav'pt Ex
Davenport Express. -. -.
Mason City& Kansas Cityel
Hastings & Dakota Div.
Aberdeen & Dakota Ex..
Shakopee & Prior Lake e1
Glendale < Dakota express
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-24
Leather, etc.
Financial and Stock Markets.
MORNING REPORT.

New YORK. Oct. 23.-l1 q. m.-Stocks
after opsning became strong and advanced 4 to
81 per cent. the latter in Oregon Transconti-
mental. Michigan Central rose 3ss to s3sl,
Northern Pacific 2A to 50, Union Pacific 1Ss to
s91s, Western Union Telegraph N to 764.
Northern Pacific preferred lends I@11, New
York Central 1-32 per diem for use.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Money easy, per cent. on cali.
Prime mercantile paper e97 per cent. Bar
silver, sI.l0H@15. Sterling exchange weak;
lower; actual business S4.s0N@S4.8I long,
S4.S31<@4.84 short.
Goveruments-Firn.
Bonds-Railroad bonds firm.
State Securities-Dull.
stocks-Irregular, but in main strong.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-24

BA1ED HAY-s7.5O bid, So asked; for wild
timothy, $1,000 bid; Sll asked.
FLAX SEED-sl.2D.
TcIoTRx EEvD-sE 10 bid, S1.25.
PcTAroEs-30c.
EGGs-25c bid, 26c asked.
Sales-2 cars No. 8 corn 47c; cars No. corn
p. J.: cars feed $40; z cars hay ST. 4 cars
oats No. 2 2S15, car hay So; cars hay $500.
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-The Drovers' Jonrns
reports: Hogs, receipts $4,000; shipments.
1000; the market opened stronger; pacl} g
4.S0@4. 20; packing and shipping 4.75@5.25;
Light 4.75@5.25; skips 8.O5@4.25. Cattle, re-
ceipts 5000; shipments 2,4O0; market strong
and active; exports 6.3O@6.75; good to choice
shipping steers 5.e096 20; common to me
dunn 4.10@5. 40; range firm; Wyomings 40
g6; 90; Texans S.sO@4.1215. Sheep, receipts
1000; shipments 200; firm; inferior to fair q 80
25603 50