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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-12-03
COMING INTO PORT.

have weathered the turbulent cape of storms,
Where the winds of passion blow;
T have sheered by the reefs that gnash to foam
The shadows they lurk below
T have ioyed in the surge of the whistliug sea,
And the wild strong stress of the gale
As my brave bark quivered and leaped, alive,
To the strain of its crowded SAIL
Then the masterful spirit was on me,
And with Nature Wrestled glad;
And danger was like passionate bride,
And Love was itself half mad
Then Life storm that blew me on,
And flew as the wild winds fly;
And hope was pennon streaming out
High up-to play with the sky.
On the golden days, the glorious days
That so lavish of life we spent
oh, the dreaming night with the silent stars
Meath the skys mysterious tent!
Oh, the light, light heart and the strong desire
And the pulses quickening thrill
When JOY lived with u.s. and Beauty smiled,
Aud Youth had its free, full will
The whole wide world was before us then,
And never our spirits failed,
And we never looked back, but onward, onward
Into the future we sailed.
Ever before us the far horizon
Whose dim and exquisite line
Alone divided our Earth from Heaven,
Our Life from q Life divine.
Now my voyage is well nigh over,
And my stancheSt Spars are gone;
Aud my sails are rent and my barnacled bark
Brags slowly and heavily on.
THE faint breeze comes from the distant shore
With its OdorS dim and sweet,
And soon in the silent harbOr of peace
Long parted friends shall greet,
Tine voyage is well-nigh over,
Though at times capful of wind
VIII rattle the ropes and fill the sails,
And furroW wake behind.
But the sea has become a WEAKNESS,
And glad into port shall come
With my sails all furled and my anchor dropped
And my cargo carried home.
-TBldckWood's Magazine.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-12-03
Home Life in America.

(Burdette IN Brooklyn Eagle
Scene-The next room. Door shut.
Nothing visible except an audible voice
the other side of the door. Enter audi
BILE voice. audibly, speaking orally in
vocal accents:
Hah!
There, now!
Hop up!
Hole dup!
Hole dup your red!
Can't you hold your head dup!
Put tin!
Puttit tint
Put tin your foot!
Turn aroundI
Turn round!
Oh, goodness gracious! don't you
know how to turn around?
Hold your head still
Don't do that!
Yother arm
Oh, great land, go to your mother.
It is man, dressing his infant son in
the morning.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-12-03
An Indian Election.
tFrom the Tecoma tEeb.) Ledger.I

lfrOm the 1ecOUa tNeD Leug6rsJ
Monday was election day at the Puy-
allup Reservation. The officers to be
chosen were head chief, to succeed
Tommy Lane, the present incumbent,
and four sub chiefs, or members of the
reservation council. Persons unac-
quainted with the customs and laws
governing Indian affairs have but little
comprehension of the extent and power
of the council. It sits as court, and
from it's decisions there seems to be no
appeal. It would be hard to define the
limit of its legal powers. 1t can and
does afix penalties which the laws and
courts of Washington Territory do not
warrant, and they are scrupulousiy ap-
piled. For instance, Frenchman was
brought before the council for loafpg
around the agency and dishonoring
squaw. He was sentenced to receive
fifty lashes and have his head shaved
and decorated with tar and feathers.
He was tied to the flagstaff and the fifty
lashes vigorously applied, after which
the head-shaving and tar and feathering
came off. The Indians had previously
held caucus, made species, nomi-
mated candidates and made canvass of
the tribe Singular to say, the issue
was Republicans VS.. Democrats, the
tribes having divided into parties bear
ing these names. The Republicans
had decorated the flagstaff with banners
on which were inscribed "Hurrah for
Blaine and Logan" Republican Vic
tory" "Our Country Must be Free For
ever" At the top of the staff foated
the stars and stripes, and patriotism was
everywhere manifest. The Republicans
gained the victory by the election of
Louis Napoleon as head chief.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-12-03

SOME of the hardships of the rural
editor are exposed by the Rockville
(Kas.) Globe in these touching words:
I'VE are under obligations for an invi-
tation to attend hop at the new opera
house in Schell City, Friday evening.
We regret that walking is so bad be-
tween here and there that it is impos-
sible for us to attend"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-12-03

The embroidered and broche crowns
of bonnets are works of art this fall.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-12-03

MANY skirts are now made withou
any puff or drapery whatever.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
sre DO for Hcayy 7sc for Medium Light
LIVE STOCK MAnKBr-BY TELEGRAPH.

purrAto sspt 30 Crtns -Recspts today 7OOhe,i total
week thus far 1000 head for time week bbOD
head consigned through 122 market du and
te uocd ~ choice shippers steer' 80 10 as % Fa to
Medium. 81 oOdt5t 40
shssp-iecepts to-day 200 hsai total for thus far
1000 hea Ter time las week 900 heal consigned
through market inactive nni ipwcti Medium to ool
f27bdRi 01 Canada Iamba az 01df5 l0.
Hcgsitecnpt, today A1nDhe total f1r we,k thus FAR
1tO1n helii for sama time last week. lAnll hehl con
signed through iacari narast 1uet and Dweu MrdDm ~
Choice do. 0f1 l5i
fntrhora GRADES AZ aATbH rs
Cntctnn. 80 fns Dr,p'r' torrnu rsp,rts H1g'-
Receipts, 10000 hell ahpmonl 5000 heal mttknt puot
and lnern Rough Paokng ~ H1HF1 To- Prkht
and lhlppnL ~ 21dt5 nn shL so3f1 20, Skps 81 30
asl ~
cm' -oceipir. 1000 hcail shipment, 97oo he,i mar
hot duil Espurt urader tH oO0fd ~ nopi - Nh"of
NtprnA ~ shath 30 common ~ Medium. tl 509tp 40,
urnss trsansht ,oAti ~
Sh.ep-ltooelptA 9to0 shlpmcni, 400 market steady
inferior 10 fhf a. OOnti ~ Medium o. uOpl. ~ 100
- 90 caoioo - krtr, ~ olat Az Lambs por hoa si %
a. 90 fesn sheep ~ ODmti -.
81 LoutA snpt 30 fi1nie -tNoripft, lnol shpmNnts,
400 market nrmrr Experts ~ iUANb ib ODt ~ Oholco
shipping - ~ AOi Common - Medium. VI oomt1 bb
dra-s Natlvoa "a tOOp pt5 90. draes roxln, ti $50
a. 10
Shssp-Reccipta 700. shipments, lOo0i Common 10 Ne
dun ~ 250tl 49, Fair 90 Choice 81 81 DS 26 Lambs 81 80
0ti 90. Texans 81 Oods3 80
Hogs-Recelpts, 2.70O shipments, -i market stoalyi
Workers. 30 5Ds5 co. Packing 80 OOSs5 4o Heavy - 20
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YORK. Sept. 30

NEW YORK, sept. 80.
The johnson well, which is located about one
eighth Of mile from the great Phillips well. In the Bald
ridge district, not opened to-day and the general
trade Is left much in the dark regarding 1t
Adyiccs from the oil Regions say that tho well Is
boarded up, and that the owners arc making
"mystcry" out OF it In order 10 manipulate the
further drilling may bo required before oil flows The
trade interpreted the reports indicating that the well
will dsappOlat bears and prices In Oil City opened
~ There excited opening at the mining
board here and while the official opening transaction
recorded II l the early dealings made at 7Ola up
to - cents simultaneously. But the Oh City price de-
ternincd the Of traders, and advance to 1873
followed. tn total dealings at the two New
York exchanges Ot large for the day. but there werD
spirited dealings At times. Prices particularly ir-
regular best shown by simply recording the range
727s0737s d722l G73G7l 7s073i2 cents. The lowest
price touched about p. and the "bcIrl-h fee-
ing general The market closed, however steady at
rally 73as cents against Il cents last ght. The
port Of the monthly development work in the oil fields
"bulsh" showing slight increase IL new pro-
ductiOn, but u general decline m new Development
work as compared with last month Traders went homo
are shrcwd operators VINO think that If the adj
had been made 70 sell on by those VINO hi an
inkmg of the probable character of the Johnson Wcl 1t
would have been more uniform aud persistent.
the stock department or the NcN-1nrk petroleum
Exchange the dealings amounted to ls,,6O shares. tho
largest days business yet done.
The OF prices and the total dealings in ccrioIe5
xylf..a IA
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Per Worth Ripcr. vesse'srai Rriirorfa
NrM. .NnnK. Sent. 40. 1871
GENERAL MARREr REPORT
NHw YOHK. 7eptaGhcr 10, iSst
10, 80, .,n.laug.h ,xith IOtA auotef

NrM rloNk. NTp'ni'ff w lNNf
asiFs Continued quiet and unchanged WIN i"'A l'"'0n
at 4 al 81 aud Pearls baHic. .-,... -, ..o.,.
uIIDI Nj MATERlA lAt~ilfiote continued 10 sen r'l'
M a. uoGsA 30 fnr pAir toment - H ia hrh'l ~
un M ln ion ltos ndso Lumber Lame aud LAIN AT" very
sios ans nncr~ to a extent are nominal . ~,
CAOPI.tAGI STOCk Although general u"e s ntn,,
hoth ion rKport home late nEfe' are i,,un'l
win f.ir decree Steaiincss. We quote Empty
bhos AT 2OOds2 20 Heaps. IL fett t'5gftoi 90,
rs feet f2Tds24 Moases Sh0ogs and Heads 81 odt- ~
sur Al do do Bs.inCh ~ ~5df2 20; do 50 lnch - 80
od shooks ana New Heads - inch a A6d.l ioc- 80
inch u O,asl 10 ola shocks without iran, ''@''O'
RuIn shook. and Heads 81 10; do. Pipes, sOdSH
COCOA-Du and nominal
CHICORN Unchanged .. .,, ,c-..., .,
o7c which showed tO he steady at loc Tor fM
ola But than STEADY There was htile opI
Zee altered but on other hand thcr9 conpar NeN
little disposion buy, another sale lot o Oo ps
santos on private terms call of -ant0s on the ass
p0od average possible To the HaVfe sanoaru o
grainc ni begun options were pulet anu
steady sc- $50 bags closing steady az follow. ,o,o
her 5o 80 November 4Oa~45. December. E3lass9;
January ~iods45 February Sijd $40 March, ; S'oa9b'
Ann S5a-GO Nav lOdS -. Mild grades are qulet ana
steady sales 5S3 Central American ana los Ha'dH
on pri, NJ te terms Good CuCuti man &C
t'OTTON-SpOi Cotton was quiet aud unchanged. SacS
h6 last Including 200 for export ana fS
for home consumption. Delivered contracts 200 baes
Kecpnts az the ports to-day. 293l4 bales. against l5
a.f week G3 last since September J. HfIo4S
bales against al O4l bales in the perlo ast year
quotations. according 10 the American eidshcon arc
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01

,toe.s was done in state hgDds or city bank st"oh.,
"a me- quotations for tgs-S Ne1A- indl"'u''o VI "'
tru s,. something of revival of business ~ , ,",
l.''.i.. tl,, .alrs included an unusual al-r
rSi I'D t..ues and although the uahS'V''"''H
hIhl"n, were IN small amounts thrI" wa 1,
tnl, small appreciation IN Nal".N' ~
or1 eou-ois were feature, ana ro>. H"u "u.'..,ss
i'!Ds Nh Missouri Kansas ana leNhs hir, V"',n VVNnn
i"''s ia I'd IOl the general ts al - were . 2 "' n
pci' " r.. f., ous sale and the - were scadN al .o
thth .'' Wft,.harrc coisols were mp 10 ~ - tor
lfNltn CA..sreake and ONO frsts, series H. "tI'
sNhi "D % .,t nj - West Shore aud blI"" 'S,
81 b,,ir, n To a. declined Ia l2i2d4-H L'N.
alti w. y.~.iuia and Georgia consols were hih', ~ =.
-, -r1 ,rl the incomes rose from l2A3 l" 80
81, ,,.,r,rl N,ry jersey nrsts "cre up u a;
. i' 80. I,.k,vanua AMI Western seconds so" 81 ~
,.,,'. ,rr. up n at lis. NcrihW sltrh @ @u.'' -
81. it' ,i t..h,r at g55. and the sinking iund ~
wv tu1a1lo2 Denver. Rio Grtnde ana western
~'" ' 'i i h, htrb,r ~ 33i2. Kansas Pachc c"I~",',
81, M.n fl,n-,cfions. marked an advance "i, l"r
w.. -. -yL Union Pacific firsts we're st'ulN d" -
'.i t.r,r,' Pacific frsts were up 4 a ll"'2 -, ~
& ,fc income, rose per cent 10 81 "lu WI WI n,tU
".'i. J.yi.ln were up Do at 5Oi9 Noilh'iI i'''"'
60. s,r. easter 90 loIsi q lof's , ..1 80.
f,i ,,lluoy market to-day worked Closer 'i1 ' ln
..r o.r ioaii- rose from 10 / ana close" ~ per
cent ,, - ,.,,,co e2oG 80 made
...i. -ltn ~ ~33T.Ngl. less a currency l"N> "l
.I,,l r-. dtv'. operations covered: ltecelp'S'
q as uiG. t,tym.ufa. Si1l9l5S. currency "'''"'''
'le .{3 com balance. Sl3246i2l2
il FOLLOW .ls H. the monthly statement "l '
do ..r..f.f 20, fhr Assistant Treasurer e" t'' UNIV"
s...,. ~, York for the month of september
s''.'' .l5, w.. ,.r,,,e sl31.s52,7o2
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
NO. n BROADWAY,
NRwYORR sept O. 1884.
A DIVIDEND of one and One-half per cent
~ on the Consolidated capital stock ~ tins Compiny for
Tho onrer ending september 30 lSsi has been declared
payabe atthe Mercantile trust Company No 10 Broadway
and after october !, 1881.
Ie transfer books VIII be closed az clock on sat
urlay september 20. and reO2cnel Ihursay OCTOBER
. atloa m ID. W. McWILLfAMS.
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
9te Cream

A FACT-Horton's Ice Cream is made from
pu. cream is the best and popular cs cream in the
world Try and you viii other Depo' 100 4tA'c
l2ss Broadway. IS Chahamst, 10 East l-jth'si Ne"
York, and 45S Fulton st, brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
MaSSrS. POOR, WHITE & GREBNOUGH

AZ WAL-ST, y. Y, authorized 70 receive subscrip
lOl and interest for part Of S41OO)O seven per
bonds forming tho only tcuuhrdnce upon improved
real estate q oily OF Minneapolis
and costing q 100000 The bond. $1,000 each
July 1874 with at pc cent ls u January and
July payable gold at The Farm rs Loan and Trust
Company York to whom he mortgage deed ~ exc
cutcd with an the usual prov sons o real estate mortgages
inc udng policies ~ insurance payable sad
The mortgage properly comprises the and AMI buildings
200Kl7O feet Hennepnave known "a Vests Hotel and
The hotel is magnificent hreDrO0i stIu ture eight
stories HIGH containing 400 rooms rp2ssed similar
building The United states and M stores adjoining have
nanuuai rental Of $4,000, whilst O. hotel would readily
command rentl of 80 900 II s flly opened and
equipped doing the plted large busincss under
manls.mo u owner who has gained fortue as pro
pctor o the Nicoet Uou-e in the city, lro need o.
increased hotel accommodation has been sty admitted
Minneapolis To moot the extraordinary increase of popu
anon and commercial activity I'D that commute, which no"
comprises lOuOlO people o. character lending profitable
support to most extended hotel lcclmn1 1d'f on.
The safest Guile however investors viii boz found In *
pert AMI dntercstci io,Il opinion regarding security
hence the dcltes have been obuet from the
most compc icut ald tr1sworhy authorities n Minneapolis
concerning the properties securing the mcrtg'Te
Firs' Certificate from the constructing architect showing
the cost OF property flJO0,00D.
s,cond opinion of the ak o,dlng National Ranks OF
Minneapolis that un5er imaginable contingency cfh me
security Drore OsUdicfrHh
ThUt Opni,n ~ -four loading alto neyso thnt CITY tnat
tho titlc NJ the premises l' perfect
Thcso certificates appended In fun n tho prnsrc Ina,
together with form Of h0nl4
In vl,w of above evidence conarnoi hy p'r
aoual examination aud nyrlt CATION No hafo no hesitation
M recommending tho nbpyo bonds uuu'uNly slo and
profitable lorn of lnvc'Wrnt
Tho public ia familiar wb te same otm N security bas'l
on fir uottsagcA hut hn utoaont riro opportunity to
obtain equal ratio OF mt'toat with c property p nocury
subscriptions fo boudi should ho hdicael 10 tho undor
signed prior 4 of October originals ~ tho ocrun
Gates described may examined at our oco together
with abstract Of tltlo. etc
POOR, WHITE 4 GREENOuCN,
a. vyAH.E-ST., y. y.
Kfw.YoRK september 25. lssL
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
Auelou Sales OF fip1 Stock
Jersey CATTLE AT AUCTION.

IERSEY CATTLE AT AICIIUN.
- PETER g. hELLoGb, Auctioneer $1,000
The NTH annual Breeders fa SAFE ~ registered jersey
viii place TUESDAY ani wednesday, ,eptpsi
80 aud october l. 1885,. COMMENCING cAch dS ~ ~ oo"0''
at ,,,,,,,,,n
THE AMERICAN HORSE EACHANGf, LIMITED.
I,uuIway And Doth. st., NoW.luTg.
cows Hellers and Bulls oi superior anu 'slon
ale boti have already arrived at Ire place OF sac where
they may Ihcy afo consigned by i"thy-hNo
whom are sJno OF tNe most PIu'
inent breeders IN The cosnty ,, .... -
4iaogucs si full particulars may be haJ at me hh
chang. an az addrcssiux RLILR G. kELi.ObG & co,
AO1 John a. New-Nvk.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01

..varce Of only y per cent II was VI. .,,' a."
jed the day. 'reculationi r. fos, ro TS o"S
s:s' .:s :s; s Pc. Win '''' @ :: :; e. %
closed ~ 80 ,so, o1u 20 % and closed t""A
shares ",, r.e,se and Delaware, i@'havsnn' o'" "~
Cncn oh recorded larger iran',s"ns, s,net. % were o
western ,,ai bnt the dealings IN th"' hSi, rcces
have heen "harnctor aud not continuous on Pacific
srrch'" atv,nrod with every spasn' trs I, cain of
fiowete. ~ aud tts anal pfiCp. ofa a Wrstoru
sd nv And Delaware. lace'"",in' ,in Of 70 per cent
= per .h n",iv at iiOts shows g'n ~ .,,t sbero.
ser ~ y i, si,h sm, tran,actlnns " r,,bcr
western .t ,ri ended At % leclhr W. Win, ~,
rose p ~ tn .hrrs and rose l'a =" % lt "'' " ,,r
m.' rho prcc of Nlsaont ra'%,H % s,ins nf only zoo
cent 7" ~ wv H., ,f rflc amouu'od nnly n ~" ins
ahairs 'u, ,,,tIt The DEALINGS ~ N"tth,lh "t"t
apd 'i ,u,fo hut tho common shows w nwN', ,
", ,,t iho pfrf,tfr1 STOCK sam "' = p,,d
sr' , 80 b,if hour of hnainenn piir"H '""u
lhnWA ,itnr nut pefharH " Wns h"lhinN h"' ,,1 hal
sheir V,,tion f,linwtue the hhHtp hd'hh''n ,1,,,'
rtlNia' ie un tn 30 o'oiocA 4" "h"ii"N Wv, t,t
i~en n"',, A., N. interesting aud probably WIZ =" u"
lfoml f.tinr fhr tfir ohhWcici ni lho m'iN' ,,,.
tWH' '",o hands were quiet And sii"l- WIN O' u"' W
Cow ,,rd ls por cent. Annexed are lh' ol"slhs
,1afatluuH
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
EeQal Nollles.

SIXTlETH STREET--Court of Common
- Pleas IN and for the CITY and County OF New York
George T. Barton and William T.. Mhtem0re plalniirs
AGAINST David I. Kennedy aud others defendants.
I'm pursuance OF foreclosure and sac maie
entered thea syeened action bearug dat TIE . IN
day OF 1854 tho Undersigned the "terce therein
named. win sell at public auction at the kfchange aes
room. No. III Br0adWay IN the city OF New York. on
Friday 10Th day september lse4 al IL ooloc
OF Richard v Harnett the
in Judgment and therein described 0oNs
All that lot piece parcel of ground With ths
building erected situate. ving and being the
Twenty Ward Of the CIV Of NrwNors, oued asd
described a. follows Begmaing point the sou ny
OF sxcthst distant Two hundred aud nifty feet eastcy
from the corner formed 10y the intersection o the eastey
side of the Ninth ave with the soGtherS side o. sixeta
running thence sOulherly parallel with the Ninth.
aud partly through wall hu1drei feet ant
inches 10 The centre line of the block heuce e1sery
the same thirty feet and six thence
northerly parallel the Ninth and partly
through wall hundred feet and ye inches 10 tno
southery side Of xtiethst aud thence westerly. along tho
thirty ie3 and Inches TO the point OK
beginning Dated NeN.iOrA. eeptemner 1884
T. n. MoERAN, GLOEGE DOUGLAS
Plaintiffs Attorney, kelcsee
los broadway. Scw.NOrk
The sale Of the pre hereby All ta&
TO october Z. 1854. GEORGE pOkolAp.
H. MOEgAS Ae.sIee.
T!alntl1 Attorney
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
rrRoprAy FINANCIAL MARKETS.

yoNteN sept 5O-l2pn n n.-Ccusos lOl l-i6 for money
,ni the Efle IA r. do second 'onsls 55I
w.York central 81 e.. Illinois Contal l.G4 Pennsg.
v J54 Reading L. b Canadian PacIhc tA's -. ram
c. 70, 49, -
- iyIce quote Three Per Cent At - francs 55
for the account
.-COnsos lOl 3l6 for money and lpl4 for tho
Atlantic Great Western First M0r-ag~ tru--
liitcates. - = Ere a do. second tons1s o's4
Sen " Central. 3o, Illinois Central ~ Mex al OId4-
4 81 = Canadian Pacific. A.. 81 Pa 20 Common. 80
" 1.-THE amount Of UgllOD wlthIA"n ron me Bahh
=. ld balance today "A t11Oji
= g. nParls 4ivces quote Three Fer tent itente5 AZ
10 20 ccntues for the account ANA lAchahgo On
lyr lJr - francs Is centiInes fOI caeChs
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01

bGgpbh
n-mLA

I. Cheating House statement today WIS ne i"il""'i
/ ..Iuu.,a 4-p-.,.Jlp. balances. .iii i,iHl.
Tf. tuit,l eltt,. ltCsuiN Ht Warrington i"dlN l'
,,,rl a.,1s OuO 100 National bank notes Tor l'd'npU"u
rIr .i. tuma recon pta Wpio HIil1Jt, oul U" ml'iN
t.ttHur f,t, IrtH wore Nl''Fs'
I. fnt,.i c,chlnrc. wore dull hui utmor toro Wna
Il, ..nu,d nithuirh quotations Tor hu'iuoa' nir un
,hinU,.i ns inluwai huutor bills 20 "ai anu ~ "lt
fi nn. aud .huu rtcfliur eI"rlNNA| '. = '" ~
ioi uin,a. pl1 aud pHla iur ic,huuha "N To- W" '"''
TO- .Ii'drfH
Iu ionlou British Console opcuod with decline or 70
De- CONT ht llrr recovered and tln.rl uh'hhht'u H'
1nl Itlul lul a tor moncN aud account icHl''uN'p'
tlIrI static. bond. were steady al dnrihs'd h-"l'n
Am,u.m nuWny4 ruled h-hcr in r"n'r' INST To-
St,f,nii Iutc, and second O." THIS morning nom" hi
vance, lut Crurl tud hud-uuu 81 b. lho '"0hl hth'
thc equivalent of J.i- against ou IL "c"ch quotation"
n,s- lhc Shore aI 80 ii 10 l- tho cuulNa'hl "i 80
n.ii-f uur TO- i nud st. Paul at - q, thr rluNdru "i
s.a- AGAINST or 1~ii Ihus thc London market follow
tAr American markets.. bat ktcp- below ih1u lhc hhnh
oi lle.and LOST A6tOOO bullion IL hlducr Al IArlN'
lI,D,h url up to $50 aud trhi cAchthh'
ON i.,uto, IfI 100 at 2hl~ tgluc- ip ih" a.
I.t Delaware. Ile,tNauut uud Western cuulaN mas
de- d Idcud of per cent upon li- capital hlo'h,
payable october 20 Irau~4tts VIII CLOSE ''t"p'I ana
t,orrl October ~.
Il. vti. known banking firm Of Lour shery u Hie-i ID
DE-. lerH Dissolved through tne Nit.itN Ni q" N',, H.
A. H1criu and Mi.ian A Patton i." business VIII nc
continued bv the remaining rHr.Iri,. l"--is. Il. J..
I"un-trlA aud lie J. Macdonald under ihc mln name
81 LpIusnory * Co.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01
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school Ls
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MINES AND MINING.

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NEY-YoRK. sep 30. 1884,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-01

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v'HE Coupons of the 1st Mortgage Bonds OF
L the CHESAPEAKE & OHIO GRAIN ELEVATE
Co dle October S-i Will be paid pre,entaOn %; same
and after that date the office Of the company Room
lO2. y. \. Produce Exchange Building
EDWARD AMMAN.