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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-11-07

J. J. HIBBABD, Master.
Mr.. Roberts will occupy his new
office next week.
Mrs. Charles Farral has been
quite i'll for some days past but is bet
ter now
Mrs. VI. T. Nanter, who was
quite i'll the fore part OF the week, IS
able = be out again.
Mrs, Pascoe h. 5 Just received an
other lot Of those Universal Perfect
Fitting Patterns. Call and get one.
\ representative Of Z. Roses
boot and shoe house Of Duluth was
canva7iug the city for orders on Thurs
day.
Barber Smith has moved himself
and shop fixtures into the Iitchie
building, lately occupied by Mr. lie
claire.
Mrs CruikShank returned from
her visit east last Tuesday evening,
lir. G. SAYS they will now 20 to
mouse. Neel''''-.
DIR Mckay has a now contri-
vance Of his own invention Explain
ati9u= auI an exhibit Of the model
given on application.
Charley Frazaau bought team
few days ago, AMI is now prepared 10
deliver saw dust OF do other team
work ON short notice.
-Ifyoa haven't cot YOUR Garden
pIoweI. vou hal better H. about i
Ills mild weather NH not last all
winter. By larr. m3:ar;t.
have cone 10 hou-tkraniar hayi,Ir
leased ROOMS IN the Brooks baiI4iaa
over B;-aoa.a hardware store.
-, co..
-.1f. - :. :, =. = ~ ,'''. 'i".".'
-, -, ~! -. : 'eN ~ ~"
Knappsn Of tha Eu.rr-0ccaa.
--
~ ~. i. - - ''''-I'' '''' '.l
~. ' ~" 2,.''.7..I E s"-J'''''i
-..' ..' ,'... :. '',.'' ~ '"" 'i'''l''s-
''.'.' '''''i..'i Y. 'i'1 ~ 4 ''''-''
lie #. T. P'.a DRYER ..as been
+. Z ! Is" G..z7 = GUAR"
'.-.'5' '.''.'',' t.'''.' >''..'.' \ me c''e
'es"o1A .lEs- ana secas"i a,fee-S.
Neil Sni!h has inst received 4
ear loa3 of thyuieese apples ever br,t
INTO th,s town. Now Is yo"r o9or.H1-
IN T" lay ~ E'af WINTER supply.
Another or fhs., "eaulno~:4ls,-
came h3sming over the lake yc.ter-
d.y. It wa, -, cold hut viD.Iy viii
snow. rain ana sunshine ALTERNATELY
-B.t.ar Inv v,gr winter -no,,v II
a,.afa.s s,gu Tho yil h. l...fl.,.
i t,.-brI within j ,.Gnsh nr ~ ,yra!s-
The crop is extremely short al. wear
-
i'eN, " - Ni'"ri'3cNnr me DC"
arrived th.re Ia-, "Wednesday. and
MI! be services II that church tona,r-
row.
A., r.r,, :. 1..;r?:r,. c,o nam.
t,r. ...r,- ,..,.r.'n.o an C;,-,I. ..-..+
between Becker and Tatfisl,n ~
enueS, the frame Of which went up last
Tuesday.
Nj. III, Tim. o.-;.4,,.4 o.,.u
a,,r II Ear+I.,rc-4ar,, ,.ioo,...,h oii.a
rtlrhr~,tcd ben I-[b b;rtb'lav i,.f
N-eIn.sIav NV .aa rva !, .oo
many returns Of the day.
This wool. o,,,lates -, n,l1f.a-
H., :. fbo ~ Xxi nofiae !, -.
To- an5 ~ .,,,,. ,;,,a = ,lr,. ~
r;u 4. aLra A. r;ra n,r r,gI-rs =
Ia,.rer -,-Nn1y 81 T.aI;,r n,+lar
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-11-07

The Brooklyn Union says: The
>iurwump tries to clear his mind Of
partisan cant, to hold party as means
to the end of good government and to
keep himself from being used to pro
mote the ends Of anumber of ingeni-
Gus and Industrious persons profession
ally intent OH securing the spoils of
office.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-11-07
NOTICE
Of the Redemption of Lands
Sold for Taxes May 18th, 1888.
OF WISCONSIN,
County OF Douglas -

County OF Douglas IS.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK,
SUPERIOR, August IL, 1885
The following pieces Of land having been sold
by the county treasurer of the County of Douglas
uu the l1th dly D May Iss for the taxes interest
aud charges for the year I~s2
THEREFORE,, AoIIcc is hereby given that unless
suid lands are redeemed from said sale or
before the 18th day of May lSs6 they viii be con
Ecyrd 70 TIE respective purchasers or u>SigHcys,
according tu law.
Tie amount ot taxes interest aud charges cal
culaI,d up o. the ius dag OF redemption is set op-
pJsity 10 each piece respectively
GEO +. HULCOMB
See Foot Motel County Clerk
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-11-07
Duluth and Superior Ferry.
TINE CARD OF THE
STR. FREE TRADE,

Leaves quebec PfersUPERIOB. at 9o0am
d9 d9 do I03G5.&1p m
Leaves ~urphnsdo DULUTH, at 500 & llU0am
do do do 4.NH , m
stops eu route at y. T.. Dock and Corners Point.
FARE Is Cents. E9C}G TRIP p Cca,s.
J. j. HIBBARD, Easter.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-11-07

This week completes the puhIica-
ton o, the tax deed notice in the
TIMES. and for some time to come We
VIII be able to give our readers u
larger supply OF reading matter.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-11-07

See the new Rink advertisement
in the TIAnIs today. Personally we
think Kinks 4 public nuisance, but
those who differ with Us and delight
to risk their lives upon the wheels,
will find this rink fully UP 10 the
standard.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-11-07
The Superior Times.
]. Lutte. CHRISTIE. Publisher.


SATURDAY, NOV. Z, 1885.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-08-22
Wesleyan Female institute!
Staunton, Virginia.

IL
Opens September 21st, 1sS5.-
One of the FIRST Schools for Young
Ladies IN the United States. sur
rpundings beautiful. Climate IN
surpassed. Pupils from eighteen
States. Refers to one thousand pn-
pills and patrons. Terms among !, u 4
best IN the Union. Board, English
Course, Latin, French, German
Music, &C., for scholastic year, hon
Sept. to June S23S. For Oa.s's
logue write to REV. WIN. A. Han 8
R1s, D. d., President, staan'on,'
Virginia.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-08-22
100000 Tickets at Five Dollars each
Fractions, in Fifths, in
proportion.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Q Approximation Prizes of $3.50,
$3.50.
8 Approximation Prizes of $500,
$4,000.
9 Approximation Prizes of $3.50,
S2,250.
1867 prizes, amounting to $265, 800
CERr1F1cATE-We do hereby GER
tify that we supervise the arrange
ments for all the monthly and semi
annual drawings of the Louisiana
State Lottery Co., and in person
manage and control the Drawings
themselves, and the same are con-
Quoted with honesty, fairness and
in good faith toward all parties.-
We authorize the Company to use
this certificate, with fac-similes of
our signatures attached, in its adj
yertisements.
G.. T. BEAUREGARD,
j. A. EARLY.
Applications for rates to clubs
should be made only to the Office of
the company in New Orleans.
For further information write
clearly. giving full address.
Remit by Postal Note, Money
Express Order, New York Exchange
or draft on New Orleans.
Letters with Currency invariably
by Express. We pay Express char
ges on all sums Of SIS or upwards.
Address, N. A. DAUPHIN, New
Orleans, La.
Address Registered Letters and
make Money Orders payable to New
Orleans National Bank, New Or
leans, La.
ALBERT g. SON,
General Agents. Alexandria, La.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30

October and November delivery S964d vans; DO No
yember and December delivery S7e4d BUYERS do Decem.
Der January delivery. S784d buyers; 90 January
and February delivery. 3964d. buyers. 49,.
m.-Cotton-Pnures closed guiet Uplands Low MID.
ling eause June delivery 40.4d. sellers do June and
July eeves!y 4oe4d sellers do July and Aurus Sehy'
l564d sellers; DO September and October delivery n
Cad october aud November delivery. 359fd
golfers do. November ard December delivery 3B63d
seliers do December and January delivery SS94d sene
do. Janu and Februay delivery, 3SJfd. sellers.
0ALynsTox June 2e-cottoD steady Midding l0it How
Middng q Good Ordinary o. not sreceipts 53g balss
stock. 4l72 bales.
SAVANNAH. June 2a-Cotton nominal; Miiding 10 Lilo
Low hiddlng 1916 Good Ordinary. l6l net and gross
receipts baes Exports Coastwise bale; stock, l.5Aj
bales
Nsw.oRLEASs. June 29-Cotton dul Middlinz. 1919
Midding ga; Good Ordinary Ga nes and gross rSspg
10 bales Exports to Great Britan avs bales sales 300
Dales stock. 46,9ll bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30
..u,o,, ,,pvrr.-gY rELEGRAPH.

rvynPoof June 2g-I23O D. m-Coit9n hfIni ni IN ma
Upiands I.lGd do Mdfng Orleans S.sh 50 s,nors re
ispas Including 00o bales speculation ana
csip: none Futures dull UPiands Low n and hngas de-
livery 43.tid; 4264d: do august anu ectoSer
delivery 4se4d; so 476id 90 sepsn,h and Sovcm
Der delivery 54OGtd; do November ahd 40 aid
cry SID; DO December and January uenFcJ' '"'
DO January and February delivery, 4O14d oo ,ss. nav
fTenfers Tor delivery al to-days clearing iVV pAo' '"
doeket and 100 bales old do. -, o oo h,t..
mColron-The OF the day incnded saoo oao'
American futures quiet; Upands. Low Mddng sinurv'
June delivery 4264d sellers DO June ana yuy agGd
4294d sellers do July and August delivery Ia
sslers 90. August ard September delivery. 4nosei
selers do September October delivery 41efo sehes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30

head. consigned through 80 cars market steady
Choice steers s. 50GSJ So Stookers and FecisrA
s. 90 asa 40.
Sheep Receipts TO-DAY $4,000 head total for week thus at
Is 800 head for same time 5000 head eoDssned
through 25 cars mar8et lower and duh; Medium 10
Good 81 10 asa l5 Good to Choice sJSO asa 4O; spnz
Lambs. S. as so.
- $50 head Tor SAN una last weeK $4,000 head
signed through sc cars which Il TO NcwYorki market
steady; Fair Workers. 81 3bdS4 4O 5000 10
Choice 81 20 94 30 Butchers Grades - 2oeS4 So Pg~
& 0S4 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30

oFPfCE or THE CONTROLLER J
NEWARK, n. j., June u 1889.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
the purchase any part OF one hundred and Fifteen thou
and Doars OF bonds OF the city OF Nowark denomnaed
~. Irresrre Ronda deliverable July 1885 at which
date nteea begins These bonds arc authorized by act 81
81 is76 and payable ten years 900 eschh Tsgs
sr hearing .he ratio OF per cent per annu
Sayable sy by the sinking Fund Comm;s ioners
the payment Of bonds the credit ana whse PROP
erv of Inc CITY arc nndged they addition 10 the debt
OF the city but are issned for tax arreaage Slnkng Fna
Il established by providing the means OF htudato "
maturity. -, 49,. -. al ria. MT a..moa
fr The m The CITY such guaranty OF good faith VIII
be required from bidders a. tho Department OF
Finance may determine. -.
must be ndorsed Proposals. for Tax Arrearae
Bonds and addressed 10 tho undersgned
<'"-"'' ""~ " QUINN,
Controller OF the CITY OF Newark, Nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30

IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
The only all-water route direct 20
COMFY ISLAND AND LONG BRANCH.
and only landing at the Great Ocean Iron Piers.
leave 29dst n r. o. 10 aud IL m, ~ N. /. Ia 23o.
3;15. 41O. .. G. :. and y
Leave Pier l. " CBattery-piace station, Elevated Rail
road. 30 inmates later.
Returning Coney Island sew Iron Pe- 1910 ana
ll:40 m 1910. lao 24o. S25. 4:l0 o, $40 $40 14O.
$40 9;40 and 1890 p m.
Last boat At 1890 p. m, landing at Pier only
LONG BrANCU.
Leave Leave Leave
23d-st. y r. Pier l. y. 7. Long Branch.
1890 y IN. 10 l.il' y VA.
S3u y. IA. Spm OSO D. III
Ffcursion ticket. sold ~ all down stations elevated rail-
ways Passengers holding Second and Third Avenue Iron
steamboat Tickets transferred free from South
Ferry Battery Place station No freight or baggage
taken OF ehecAed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30
THE MARKETS.
roTlr, RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
De- yorih Rieer. Vessels aai Railroads.
Npw- YORK June %. go
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nyw.YoRK. June 90. 1888.

NEw-VORK. June ~. 1880
CoFFEE-spot Rio duh ana nominal at Sssc ior faI
Onons dull and easier sales 300 bags CLOSING as az
yrlx n 75aBSO: August, $3.50; september, 6.9o0
zoo; October. 79007.05; November l0o6.ioi peoe n
her 7l0a7l5. Mid grades moderately active. Sales
$50 bags Peabery Santos ex "Finance ana sVOo Dsss
c1TT0 NNluet Cotton steady and unchanged sales OF
02 baes f23S saturday evening" including 57S for export
ar 5sI far delivered contract 25OO bales
recents ar the ports 749 bales since september
baes. - a.. .,.or4oon c,asaidcation
ofl0Wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


B1EvEs- yesterday and to'a were l63 cars ~
b2l head Monday Arrivals the past week were los
than week and 1875 heal less IMAM INC OVIIo
pOndinP time last year , - a..
noted Monday fully recovered on the
Wednesday and all classes OF at
l2d5Oc per Friday. Notwithstanding the nbers
receipts GrE active market with TOP grades
fraction than Wednesday: The export dema on
both days bracOd prices especially Oh GOOD 10 CHOICE
for City has continued good the
pa British markets have showed HUE improve
ment which Is encouraging to exporters 49, $1,000. -,
Al GOh.s to-day Nr. Eastman received ~ carlphus oI
Cae-aughterers AZ carloads and cars OF very common
steers we're sold by A. n. Munroe at - loGS3 co.,
market buyers first dsp 1sed TO bear the mAke
hut sellers and when Mr. Eastman hove IN sght
saughterers made break and there was nyey uaae t
very strong figures desirable grades showing an advance N
many 0di5c per b The yards were cleared
early IN
cars Sers s. 4OaS6 30 for Poor 10 CHOICE
Ia few tops Isl while state aud Western trash sold
down IN foN to s. Z5G$5 so. Decent 70 choice
Corn.fed wanted at 20 bOdSbb oct WIN
few RNua L1ncasters sod AZ
81 ~ per ~ The bulk Of the sles Of Native Ster rs
we're at 70 SOdS64J. MT c. Kahn sold ears OF sun Eus
at 81 81 2ds5 and few cornfed were retied AZ ga ~
OF Ind and sgg sold at 50 oS't An
Mr. Campbell had some fcpnsyYania AeheIs goo enough
To bring 50 500 - 20. 49, .-.
Nj Eastman purchased 500 head, mainly AZ g. S56
rs: Goldsmith reserved about 200 lad. ana
bought a carload stl Bulls for export:
THIS weeks shipments OF Live CATO ana Sheop anu
Dressed Beef and Mutton were as foIOwsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30
GO TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS

by the direct arai daylight route special fast Ell
press train with paror.cars will and after June 49,
leave g. G. station. NewYork via n. " n. H. and H. r. H.,
daily Sundays excepted at BIB A. running thrOugh 10
Fabyans without chance arriving NJ destination at 1850
NJ making direct eeuneetons at White River Junction ana
n Wells River for MONTREAL. NEWPORT, QUEBEC,
etc Connecticut River Line Folder At principal
ticket parlarcars secured IN advance
K toset Office IN q. o. station. ny addressing "
mail OF telegraph - ...
G. p and r 4, " Y. y. II. and H. II. H. 4thsNe and
40 al. New.York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30

THE Western Union telegraph Company de-
sres 10 purchase account Of the sink.
& p,nd two hundred y thouBand dollars VI the p9nds
Susc on lis BUILDING Of broadway aud Deyst Now
fork city and msturlng In 1907 49,. III, ~ ,ass
Arr tbe sslc II add bonds or any part thercod
.-.y,,x luna a iaSA >Tyaasusays-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30
Months.
1,.rLet closinr aniet. Transfcrable notices 10.


,sacss 56Oc lOwsr. Export trading light AUG manly n
Sy s T raa sale. ISoaS SS which sOls
SSs s. sss "a 80 A; g 5S So s0 o
w %i1isr at IS 5oass s., 50 OF
sTne ana SGss$ e. TO- for T pperoSs g. iSS
g Ss FHlTa No $ Sosss Fancy
tIces 5 Is Common TO Fair Extra oho 50 4bSs4 oo
Good a 5ss4 20 Good 20 ChocS ~ z& onP non
nttare q SOG "a 5O straight 81 20 Patent 81 10
s .r sr s 6a sA' % FAR r. Good
e ESQ s5 CITY Mn Extra for Inde. G5as
South America "a ga g. l9' market closing c1 easier
s1S Sales SJ bSs including Common to Good Extra
at = aYE FLoU STEADY with light trade saOs.
60 pa supernne at 80 gOas4 So aei lS S va
1wlIEXT-Marke IRREGULAR ana unsettled Gosh
"a To d.. options opened heavy md "a - owe men
% hen list advance more peaceful aee9Ssts and
yTss i In options Shippers bought 90 o5o
sS or flIss o . bush sales 5 os O0O bush future
1000 Bush spot ana arrive. including No uheag3
Csc delivered No Northwest 20 &c No Nott them ~
a. & Grsrn SAy spTni o. = aS Boa y az baSt
fs1s1 ".1cr % ned Il 90 for rail receipts in elevator;
N Noa Red i oS9 in elevator; No June yec
q 40 o.iae At 80 c for July s,ic az o9, closing
DO To- september 81 04is closing a! - oS..; DO
sSr 0Gt'ssr , Il co.Sps 81 X isTiei dun
with deciinng iencv. sales unmporta1t Western
BARLEY-NonIa BARLEY MALr.D9ll Price, nm m
uroa CO fN-Market shade q lSef TOT Ntsh lo's
closing ABOUT strsly Options u Cd opening heay ana
La4c lower then recO, cred aud advanced 80 &C. tne1 e
or,d fi4ro closed quiet with July and Nuguht "a Z
Owe tie 10 est ami September md october 81 The iswet
pr,ces goo trade export affair business oi Tome
use larry active transact ons n opt ns ,a
SGs spot ana 70 rivc Inducing Ungradcd Mixed e.
tsc HIN Mixed 80 arOat: 80 '2ci steamer Mifed
b2c 10 elevator j34 J3sc. In elevator 3o'4 DC.
taJet No White gag 4c o. 10 sri,ys; Sl, g., i 10;
ponHa al 53an No Mixed for July 5Ssd53'4c closing
59ssc; 90 for August, - ot+c closing az o5e
DO for Sep.esbef x closing a. - 2 90 lo Oc
tober Ssh 155af. closing at IS &c OAIs-cssh Iots
have options opened heavy
Ia lsc then and advanced a tlne and closed
ssafy az "a &C arove prices. sales 3VOog
bush future seeo bush spe5 and g arve ,nssdr
White S9Sc; 40 q 39saaiOe.. Including lWnoV Du'a 70
arrive al Sc; No quoted al 43e MA ea western o.
Rac. White 3oa42C., WLito state, 332 '.cj no =
Nixed for Juue b 037s4c, closing at 37e Do Tor July -
IL lie closing at C.: August, "a > d &C closing
AZ Sc do for september 324ao Sc closing al D. ~
stocks IN store New-York BROOKLYN and Jersey city
d{rr Away ligh u
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rota,bn.h s576.seo 0.OS5sls &S5s.7i6 e.767.Als

NAY AND srRAw-The market Is stl borne dovu BY
big receipts and the stGaioa Is sad f9T hC No. 10
and shipping grades 70a75c. stra~-NO Rye soSsOci
s and T rsh very ~ i' s1t AS
sses S.r ea s ssuoa 1s
20 spot and $500 S95e 5n'gtes , I
sesd Stss II p 90 transferable issued g
ffsRRs aof S1q o 9a ' S or
isned sc do orord at lO55ea do Ba@o.e ~
l04 &c. Lead strOng at 3JJGS51c DOMESTIC SPeei S'e'
s' ,d domestic NEST, and unchanged.
Naval ST Esls lurPentne q9et On Rosl as sp0t
p1. aG omes sui Sr@ at II 2oSs sS strained Good
ar obbnr trade was revorod nearly all de-
'c5PGns e. Tney sif.s feature Of the
WAS the r IN grain e va. barely
,tsads with ever business The items OF In
ist To CORK 9G6- hes' nJI and I MXT
RifIUs hehos swedish bark OIL and general cargo
f taisn BARK 5000 2e?sc cE 1. .. Or
Tsa nee oil hi hSEsEI LIS hence alan bark
Rasse BARI 1000 Sel: refined OF =. - 30 hs.
FROM from fhaSsa .. 1 srsTs Renee Two
o. Il direct Port Isvsni II vLkrooL steam hence
ssss. isss.s g. I6 g: Zoo sl i
eoton private tsr"s ggoe osa nn.b gre 2Lo ANT
wERP steam hence 80 900 hn'h gram "a XIV
Sash gram 9s % steam steSS
S Ssee zoo bus hss ara f1 private terms
stram hence ~ 900 bush grain, ggyaie terms DUNDEE
sovTsIoSsPoRKLSt sales ere reported here day
% not f'f rd 5as about rag :SS
Fs sS Ness psIIass5 ss a5 Extra
Ss,r Back sl5 ooasii BEEF1emasd e n ,a.t
fsSsSssi 2iSs &s:. ss
sniin G9gd deaaS2 quoted seq e9Ssl2go sales
g. west 90 b6s, So % .,..CUr MEAIs-iIad far
.: E. Ss;Ss S''i
Picked Bellies qStei 5'scs PickIsd Shoulders. 4s.o
HAS, io isT vi lSff T' nchs1seG in price
ior S sse S ng ss Clear 3 Short ae'SG &C.
t.....DREssED HoGS-A shade easier wit moderate
s'y ss5 % 1 s 3 ls nlsf Ss
we Change have not been material yithe the feeling earey
free s1 az saa s.49 9as ;sS' @Is$qo
P Se closing Csc 80 TO-: october IL
Ss cay fs'S s. c
bUTTE~csss sso'sd soca south American 75Sc ia
.s ssSry T 1880. ssds siste
tabs ssf as siss @ S;y rsSsISs Welsh
81 s D4 n5 Ios Western f
SsS ssss S ;,sasT 's aa q ss
Western i2sl2t csnsdiaa Il sssl STATE iSSiS
sTEARits sl s-. sSS sn s.S Sss
ss rai f 2oygp DEMONSTRATING 6c VI" quote" o.
49, g. n Ss%an Prime City quoted
quiet and steady Gra spS ns1H a. &c Refined
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.
E.ce1u. ON ~ Dfoceft journal Cattle
EIposs 8 yy1 s1 market stronger
era a. ~ COWS ana MiIed 81 2OUsa G5 Stock
$500. W. foouois - UODA %; Texans, 81 300
Rough Mseo 5000 Shipments 900 lnarkct lower
a Il. I,1ht sov2DA %: Packing ana shppng "a OJU
shsep-R ss. M 20 ~ 10 skips s3 90 @ss 90
lnferoy - ~ e1d sipBens BOO bead: market
81 0asz ~ $50 co Natives 80 00estOo; Lambs,
Sss n,ayss 'nne zs.laule-aeceipts 600 shipments
ekipbssx "a sas1, nxoorta 80 $685. 70 Caocs
1sians u oImsdn9 o9' Far 70 Msdnns 50 % 0Si rs;
sss 30 100 shipments. l4oo eonmou to Ne
~ 20 Ps"s,e'su 400 snIpiaenta 5000 Laght 81 100
e~s-x' ~ 3vGSi O5i HEAVY 81 l59St 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30

EAST RIVER NATIONAL BANK.
4 DIVIDEND of four az per cent has been
from the profits Of the last six mouths payable
ona ate |, 1850. 4. l.. NEWELL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30
Dlri0fn0 Notires.

ALL COUPONS DUE 1Sr PROX., and
- tho principal all bonds due that ssued by
THE RIA tLkOAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY, secured by
rolling furnished tie following railroads uader Car
form. will DO paid after that date at the office Of
posi- MARTIN & CO.. No 81 PiBe IT.. New. York h. w.
CLARK 6 CO., No S5 south Sd St, Pliilade pAia
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GALE OF ILLINOIS MIDLAND RAILWAY.

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Notice hereby given that by virtue 81 decree OF tho CIR
ct Court of tho United the southern District OF
illinois, in the case 81 Hcryey 60 a. against The
Illinois Midland hallway company. Ia chancery nnd ohcr
iSsb tho undersgned special commissioner Will on Tues
day the nrst day OF September, 4 d. iHSS bet"oen me
Lolrs ~ twelve o'clock noon and I've o'clock r m no inc
door OF the states court house ana posi- ONCE
Ali AZ c auct ion the Highest bidder Without rodemp
lion the FOL owing properties aud franchises 10 Wiz
Tho roaA and property, rights aEd Hanchlses OF inc
Peoria Atlanta and ecafar Railroad Company whose name
ompsny notgaRea ts trust deed OF Apnl 25 1872 70
James socor trustee including IT'S line OF railroad extend
ing from Farmdale Illinois. 10 Maroa, Illinois
the property rights and franchises OF re
Paris and Decatur Railroad Company nortgAged W us t
deed OF nlv Isl 1872 the mon Trust Companyof New
YORK rustes Including its line VI railroad eItehuhs rOn
Paris Illinois Heryey G. li s. ana us interest ~
the line OF railroad from Ileryoy CIV 10 the junction WIN
The Illinois Ceutral RailrOql De catur. llllnOlsj
ho The abroad aud property rights and franchises OF INC
Pari, and Terre aute railroad COpany portgag@ by ts
trust deed Of pill lst 1874 to the Union linst COMRnX Oh
New York treras including s Inc or taHoah eAtebhmg
from Fnrringtss inln0is 10 Paris Illinois ., -
The said limos OF railroad have Deeh 9peu AN oho
and certain other property t.ausu
By The receye schedule " which VIII be FURNISHED NJ tue
Tie bidder for each Of sid railroads shall pay ten
nd dollars aud The accepted bidder for SAID locomo
fves TWO thou and dollars at time or sale ahu Wlthlh o
Teen the shall die bond win surely conditioner
Tor the payment the remainder OF Lo purchase money w
the same may be ordo. Cd TO be paid ~ the court ,
made ems by said decree mortgage bonds viii DC credit
on their bids IA the they would pc eleu 10 TO
cy hereop a ths made exclusively Tor cash. In
the manner provided In said decreex
Petersburg. Illinois, June ID 1880 ~ W mn ,NsON
law-fv iune3)95 Special Commissioning.
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LONG BEACH.
MAMHATTAN BEACH.

rHAMHATTAE BEACH.
LEAVE EAST siTH.sT daily $780, s:3o. 1920, lit2o
m 1000 1915 rare dave ONLY i2O TO 2iin 80 800
POO t2n 40 800 $40 G:'1 60. 10 T 49, %. Si"
snd Jale alp except sundays every 81 minutes from
Rsflrnhs I,vc sfauha,tln zach '73j. 10 ll.ej N
1898 and hfh0ury from -o jJ race days only - lO1o
BAY RIDGE ROUTE
LEAVE VIII IEUALG~sT terminus Of all elevated rail-
waysI hourly from y:in m 10 q lO p. m.
IEAVE MANHATTAN BEACH hourly. 'sil5 a IN -
1910 4 10.
DAYS At ~ 80 and $40 y. m.
-. lrAns on Race DAYS STOP AZ l.Aee Ir-1<
~unfhN
TxCUKsIoN TICKETS including ferry so CENTS
DAILY AFTERNOON AND EVENING CONCERTS
RY GITMORl INCONPAliABLk BAND ~ TIE NEW
MUSIC AAFhIIHEAE hE.
PAINS GREATEST FIREwoRKs SPECTACLE. THE
Last DAYS pF PDhftli' EVERY HFl-NlNo -
CIPT SUNDAY And MONDAY.
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STAINED.

o.oe orl,nary7 1916 Low Mildlin .........~9 BIO
Sct q ood or linarvS y Middng. lb-lb
Tutares dropped points and sold only TO moderate
.xfent sales 50. 500 baleSs
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npP.RruNyr or FINANCE

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