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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
10 BURN LONDON WIEN II IS ooSvEyIEy"

ave are tired of giving chances to Parnei',
but AS So much talked about what he can do under the
new franchise act, there will be more explosions
until after the general election IN England This was
fhe announcement Of COlolcl Patrick Delgenhn at
meeting OF Irish dynamitcrs in Erin Han, Hoyt-st,
BROOKLYN, on Tuesday night The meeting was com
posed of dynamteTs who dissatisfied with the STOP
mage of E 1posions in London since cunningham ana
Burton were sentenced. About sixty OF them Welo
present. William Burke, better known as " Dynamite
Rily presiding Nearly everybody IN the hall was on
his feet III "a moment denOunce the doctrine OF com
promise and Colonel Deigena. who had to beat nasty
retreat was informed that nobody bat traitor WOnld
be guilty OF such cOwaruly language The chairman
soupeLc,i his beard which he boasted had RrGWn gray
i'm the service OF Ireland and SAID Prne or no Par
nell! he would lay down his life rather 'han abandon
thr glorious principles Oi sceHtlhc warfare some Other
speakers who attempted TO justify Colonel Deigcnan.
were pcrempory silenced by the cha rInan, aid The
meeting broke up after passing resolution TO burn
London before after the general election as
would be found the more suitable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

l:vgRPooI sept IS. frovI' ons-Bscon Cumberland Cut
s8s ID Long lear Middles Cd short aiddloa
81 d. short iUbs a2s I'd; sh0ulders as. Cd per ovt
Pec'-7ss for Extra indian Ness Prime Mes %
PorN Prime Mess. So Oh per bill Prime Mess Eastern.
Western 6Zs. Lari Anencdn rs ID: Prime Wost.
err, 32s 0L; lard on a1a OL Iams-LonE cut +ls. Od:
shoulders 3js 81 Butter g. Cd cwt for finest United
Statrs Ilces"--A Choice, 3Jh Cd Wheat--Uei
Western Spring. ais. Od red Winter IA I'd G7s ia
rer GENITAL No spriug 100. New Western Winter
Ncw nIIei Western a. IA California 40 !. 7s. Id
Californian No "a Sd 10 uud GENITAL
phiis Of ugentne. "a "a Do al LONDON 21s 6i per
cvii helncd rVtsDeun iC.d ed gal Clover ed
American Red 43s Leg c.t tAo"-2s "a. percwt Resin
Common, Iso lis. cd aOs. I'd Lnseed ga
percNL Ia lOa-FileA Icrc 80. rs. III. Prime Cay,
zJs o. per American iicfrgcIat ed Hce hind quart
eF. Is. ID. Gustisr,. IS ~. per sD.
81 what Tor the past rcc flys wcrs llsOOJ
cehLtls, IGctuding 1s.OUJ crnta.- American.
Tbcrcep II American crn for tn past three days wer,
10000 Ccntals. - = - -
ioSDoS sept % oduce Tlnsecd OIL 223 %. a e23
lha per Caicuti2 Inseo 4Ig 6 quarter lnseed
Cake 81 GsdAS Us per ton; Fennca Petroleum I'D a
10 per gapn. spiuts Of TUrpontin" 9js NJ per CNt,
Sperm Oil 26S tol. ROsi OninOn IS ID per cwt;
PALS. IA 4ils Proysions .ru. IS. o. per cwt Tor
American: lis %. cwt, Tor Cuba Crnt1iusal
poai2!ng go AMI IL o. abs 3o: Cuba Musoaysdo iar
ienbtlg ahlat: Austrian Thl!Ow-Becf "a o. q 80
I'd; Mutton. 2SA G-H2JA b.. Cocoa Nut Ou-CeylOn,
Az Us. Cochin, &3 Us.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
e.. r,gh,s Of Enrich have been lnfringou ny as"'
ss,..ra nd M unreasonable delay.
rur nncKAwAY REACH LITIGATIoN.

An order of discontinuance has been entered
An che anti OF John H. McClave and other creditors Oh no
Rocsaway Beach Improvement Ooup"nS' ""o 'o.,a,s
- a AFTER failing 10 obtain payment foi iatSri Ia
Hrnsned for the building OF the oka"ay icioT in
~ sought 10 make the company ulISot''o ~
sS3.,,,.rsiiv responsiblo the gfuUhd 'aat
had unswfully increased the corp0nJnnooo conit.I
INV aar In excess OF tho r'OOOOo caPtttA
,cb The order was applied for after tue pihtnIs ha
s,re tired of the litigation lasting Tor seNera |eaS
"a ,hcv asked that he suit 10 dlscohtlhueu on P"S
na.nt of S225 the statutory costs 70 tnIs 5T,topoi
L. defandauts refused TO consent without ,
20 their lawyers IL was SCI i0ltn ~ wy
hsasn mat since the suit begun the hotel PI"P
terT elaimcdi sSl to be worth Tlo3l l5o ' o hoo
90 ;Ie foreclosure OF S72, 900 MORTGAGE Tor Tl'o 1,
on t ,hs two receivers during their administration
nendng the foreclosure issued S3oooJp OF Celtit ~,
which we're held 10 prior lien on tue pr9pldSS' 80
holdcrs Of mechanics liens amounting 10 ~ 80,
cut OF by the foreclosure. Justice b"rtc'V' =" i'7
10 grant any extra allowance, SAID . ,,a. tho
II don't think. undcr all the clrcumsIarlUc' ma Lot
nlaiutins should be- further burtepel lho! laH ~
their CLAIMS and in perfectly JuslhdDe ti"i r., o.
eoyer them Ia this form of action nave itltu nv rio
-, vas an good faith, the first decision proves
defendants should bs well sltisncd WIN JUG ,rnd
should gladly pay their connsei AL ooSo"o 'i'
COSTS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
LIVE srncK MAnkrr-RY raLEnRApu.

CWc,.o Sout - m Df1r'r. yoIrHu raoDrtg CtniS-
pcc'pta 5i tead: SHIPMENTS 900 steady
IAport- - COWS ana 'Ief & 90 75 80 StpcE
srs s1OlQ44 WI Feeders. :, GJgs4 % Texans - 900
H.gI-Rcce,pts !. coo. Shpmcuts $500; market SO *
RcuI Mixed Goa - . Pu.aIug Sil1ppIng 80 ooa
- -. Iiglt. % Goa so ~kIps. - jpns3 30
800 LcdG shipments 900 heal market
quct lulcpr - 500 - 80 Natives . UJ9S W Texans
Uu4sa ~
so market steal Far 10 Choice NJuyc shipping Steers
SJqS5 . catcher steers, - 'UGei 90; Grass
Texan ~t.,ip. = Gudtf 60
She,D-Rece,DtS t4r1i supneu'q 100 20 nn1l - Ne
dunn FART ClOcA - 15dS3 20. LAMBS 81 -
az un
EogA.- Receipts. 3NuOs shumCGtA 300 Light - 30d
,. g.: PacEng - 80 . 90 Heayy - $685.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24

IIygRioOL. sept 23.-l2:3J .. m.-j,ouon arm; Md.
ding Iplhnd. u Gd Miidling orleans. 0Li sAcs-eOOU
bacs including 900 bales Tor speculation and export re-
cr,u baloa incudlug IS - sales Futures
str.dy; Upland. Low Addug clause September delivery
gO6ai also 2jGtd,do september ami october delivery
25.t also 20 cd Co. October and November delivery
G.d also 20G4d DO. November and dolly.
cry 2OGid do December snd January delivery 2lttd
DO January and February delivery. - Gtd February
and delivery. Z514d. March and April delivery
o SOD. do. April and May delivery. 3o-Bsd.
Ieuicrs for delivery AT tOdays clearing 400 Dalos
docket.
D. -Cotton- The OF the day included 5000 bales
American. Futures INN CplaLds. Low Ndding clause
septcinbcr delivery. 26b4d. soiit september DC
tO5er Gcycry 1854 sellers, October November
delivery. 2l-6id sellers do November and December
livery 2OGko buyers do December and January delivery
p January FcrIary delivery. 12-d4
buyers. February March delivery. 2lG4d sellers
60 March and Apiii delivery. std sellers;
and delivery, > 5UL al. Dui
p.n.-Cotton-FuturOs clO4oi Cuict; Upands Low Md
dng rcpteIn delivery 2GGid sellers do.
toabcr Octoi delivery $50 ID scersi do October
November delivery 2l64d sellers do November aad
December delivery Jid sellers DO december and jan
delivery. 2fGId sellers do February anil Marca dovery
$3.50 buyc.s do March and AplIl delivery, 2s-0id
yaino. do Al vii lnd May delivery, D 3l.Oid sellers.
GALVESTON sept .3.-COttCn tIm M.duliug ob i;
Low M.iGiuy Ois Good Ordinary 1916 and gross
receipts g. 32 bnrs sIies J0l bos stock 2tI22 Dales
HGVASSAH, sepf. 2S.-COttOn steady MlddliBT, llB;
Low Aidii.ng. So Coed Ordinary. - and
oeips 900 bales tXpots COaSt~iso J. osO bales sales,
| 1000 Dlesi stock. 4GalJ bales.
| SEw-DHlEASs. sept. 23.-CutiUn nm; Mhdling, 9hi
Low Aioing. ~ UOSA Oraiary sa ne, receipts. Soj1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
WEDNESDAY. Sept. 23-P. N.


j. r. c. has addressed rather terse note com
nlairing that I'm Sundays TRIBUNE when referring
TO the increased bouGcd debts OF some Oh
tie trunk line railways we did not AT inc
same time refer to the greater earnings OF TIC
roads In 1884 over those OF 1871. The point theh
made had to whether the earnings oil 1854
were more or less than IN 1871 Bat HIS complaint suS
ccsfs an item OF importance to all OF our readers 10
which, however, II no had assumed less ana stndIeu
more We Judge by the tenor Of his note, he would not
have directed attention. In the following table per-
feet parallel such correspondent asks lO NOV
furnished, because that In 1877 the New
York aid Harlem was uot operated by
the Central and Hudson, and therefore deduct
from Central ana Hudson. figures As reported Tor
issl So 900 900 the minimum earnings Tor that year
of the Harlem line. In 1872 Canada southern was ho'
IN operation, and the gross earnings oil Mlch'sah
Central and Canada Southern are reported ms those VI
consolidated road therefore Michigan Centrals bonded
debt and gross earnings given for the early period
and The combined debts and earnings of tho two roaos
arc given for the later period Result: Seven times the
amount Of dcht produces twice the amount OF gross
earnings The figures astounding ana We owe our
thanks j. Il. G. for the suggestion Here Is Tie co
farson: ~ 49, rssf
F119 saa fs' caf %I2i, ia Funded
s.s55SSo.5co sls57i ,s87 SIS 1000 si5Cio57d
i udsoa "" 1GOooooO 25,5sO,7O asocoooo '25l4s0o
Sn hSo 22aooooo I7.5ol.c2o 4S7ooooj 4siS1s
VI Michigan 90, M.
Central G,ZOUO 5,1-0''OJ ..-''''''-' -''-'''''
NJ CI.t Cnira
and Canada 40 coo coo =, c.o M
OJih ......-...- 4zt'u'"o' i'o''''
This sim IA made by allowing 3? Goo0OO for the go'
c.rnngs 81 the II tren Riroal, Wlci "'s NJ o@c'"'
the Central and Hudson IN l''2
At the Stock Exchange this morning yesterday meet
ING of trunk line presidents the factor In me Wnoe
CIRCULATION Tnt deposition amoag The local traders
was almost unyc1 sal to buy aud buy quickly u oCHeu
as II everybody was buyer aud 10 Que was sei'et'
Vet the first or sccon prices the hi-hest H lc uay
lake shore was the special feature at the opening h
Guuc The day; II opened up 3 per cent ~ IA ana
sold nj everybody was buyer ana yet between
the figures named and ~ the sales OF the hrt huur
amounted 10 over os 900 out of 1900 shares Tor tc
Whole day later transactions were made down TO hi2
and closed at ~ Central and Hudson opened mp q ~
9S7. went to ggi2 and later sold AT "7.e@
10 The coal stocks. after opening hrm sympathetic
ay with the general market. ruled heavy all day Inc
grauecrs were inclined TO weakuc7s without special
features Union Pacific almost entirely neglected.
and consequently was steady, Western Union. with
sales of III shares. developed uumisiakcdhc weak
ness The fnal changes from last evening
generally are small and Insignificant, and inc
closing was marked by fevcrish and uncertain tone
Government bouis dull and barely steady, win
tho BIDS for IS OF g per cent Annexed are the clos
!ug quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
LEGAL Noilrea
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.-The STA

NOTICE TO BONDIOLDERS.-T State Of
~ Ohio COiumOana County. IN the Court OF Common
Pleas Joan Burns. as Comfy Treasurer OF Coumbinna
County Ohio the Newly Ork, PIttSburg Chicago Rail
Ompauy, and Henry Dag, trustee,
To the First mortgage BOndhoders OF tho above Com
Under and by OF an order entered in the above
named you hereby required 10 produce before me-
either
AZ the office OF Lord Day Lord No 100 broadway New.
York CITY the 18th and IN OF October 1852 between
the hours or II oclOcH a IN and 3 o'clock D. IN, or
1.-THE O1iCe o. w. r. McCook. esq 6i Rakewcl Iaw
BudmZ. ItsOrg. Penn, the 9th dpy OCTOBER, 1883.
between the hours OF lu O'clock a. m. nnd y. M,
At office New Lisbon Ohio. tho l6tn tOber
1888 between the hours OF ~ O'clock III. aud o'clock y.
be fret mortgage bonds Of the above named company
aud 81 make proof Of ownership
OF any other OF such bonds claimed b. you
X. w. TAYLET, III feree
New-Iisbon, Ohio. Sept IL. 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Psr N1rkh Rig.r. Hcss.is nnt RIilr11is
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Spo Rio qni.t Ut he fer far 900 bags eI
Pa cal sold on pTivnte options qlo, ScatW dnu
unchanged saes 10 go bags ccsIag ~ o,io~s sop'en
Der $3.50, October, G7jHjHO NoyenlDet 200
December G5u0.S, January, $3.50 DO; lcDrualY DO
a. slar.h 7OUG7O5. Mild grades quiet SAFES "ooDaeS
Me&icf private tinn.. - ...,o.,.o,
COTrON->pot Cotton fairly active steady and uchange
Salea LOLA tslcs iat eytuln I'D. all Ter home C9hsu
Delivered 900 bales Receipts dt te pOl
to-day 7an bales, again ji'2 this day last Week anu
III, - last year. ,,a..,.,,
The quo;lJns according the American clas4dcation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
EUROPEAN FIHANcIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. Sept 23l2:3U D. niconsys 90 ll.l0 fo9 both
snd the account United states -Four Per Cert Bonds
t25 Atlantic ana Great Western First Mortgage Trustees
teftihcztes ~ ~ dn. second Aorigage. S2, Ca.diaa
Pari1c 47; Ere l1i2 do eec0Dd Ccns0s tJas; Illinois
Central 1901: 81 PAM Common o2si NewYorS CeDua
OLA Reading, 30
4pm-United States Four and O Half Per Cent hands,
alB; Canadian Pachc 46 Ee l6as; DO secoad Con sos
e0ss Mexican ordinary Gle; St raal CoclE,1I, 20
6ew.York Central. l02; Reading Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24

II has been figured ont that gOOdsiZed dog requires
more food TO keep him IN odcrthan sxyearo!d bay or
girl Poor people who keep dog will do well "a ponder
over this and take steps 20 get rid OF their slHyeaod
boy or girl before the winter sets in Phadel
49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
NV YoRK. Anp- IL. 1855.

NEw YORK, Aug. II, 1855
In consequence OF the insolvency Of the Wabash
and Tactic Railway company 70 eclosue and sale OF hs
has become necessary and plan Of reorganization
been arranged with the Onlon committee Of general
Ra bond oder. claiming 10 represent majority o. the
bonds held N Europe snt the holders Of the collateral ust
bonds 20 nal greemen for carrying snch plan into effect
ready for the Signature Of American bouGhOiers at
tie OH, ~ the mite. 40 1875 Broadway.
Boalhoders upon signing the agreement VIII DC required
deposit thor bonds viii undersigned and viii
the".Or temporary ee-ips signed by the Mercaue rpst
company OF NeS.l ork ~LcL VII De exchanged engraved
e-tacsjes they b. Jared The certificates
vii the holder 10 the bonls IN accordance VIII
'hc agrc under which Iey be GepJs ted aad
application will be made tie NewD ork Eychange
place these certificates upon the Regular bond list
The undersigned appointed Purchasing Comm in the
agreement. Will proceed WIN all due diligence out
tho provisions the same and In urEcrance thereof
invite the holder, OF general mortgage and collateral trust
mortgage bonds sgniy their by signing the
without delay Including the English bOudholdes
about $6UOO000 OF the general have areaty
G-scntef.
copies o, the agreement and further information be Oh
,-ihcd 1t he Office. No - Broadway. NewYoIk city.
JAMES F.JOY
T. II. HUBBARD, I Purchasing
EnGAE 7. WELLES, Z con .ttee.
.. y. ASHLEY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24

NRwYoRK, Sept -, 1855.
V'O THE HOLDERS of Car Trust Certificates
Of the NETWORK, CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS
RAILWAY COMPANY
The Commc, desire It be understood that they repre-
holders 81 thu aforementioned certificates VINO
deposit thr ccrtincstT the trSt National Bans OF Ne"
York sub Get the cont 1 81 this COm,llttce.
large majority o. tho hoiior5 having deposited their GER
tcqtcs above hereby given that thr time or
depositing said rhestes IL expire the 10th OF DC
tob,T. lS~i.
The First National Bans O. NcgYork Is authorized 70
issued TO such deposors negotiable certificate for tue
amount o: taeir deposit. - ~
GEO + BAKER
W. II. MALE ftommiUee
II. A.. V. POST Chairmar,)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
rHG PEIR0AEUB MARKET


There was a narrower rargc to the iluctua =
tons IN the price Of OIL certificates yesterday aud tho
business much sm 3cr than on the day previous
Hut the quet,r movement WAS attended with i'm
prsycl tone and from ~ at the opening the market
hardened to 81 OlGSl 0OA. Tho Ooce firm and the
urosrct- I'm the lird such 10 promise fair re
spousivcness to any evidence OF good buying IN the
market There Is excess OF deliveries and far
ANS month OF 10000 barrels. The price ~ re.
hueL advanced IS cent yesterday under reported
good demand The lazness Of movement In tins respect
has been one OF tho ANOMALIES OF situation. the
weakening uf which no statistical reason could he given
The range Of prices amt the total dealings vt the
Consolidated Exchange were A. follows
Opcnuis .............. 100 iLOwcst........... 100
Highest ........... lol 1908
Craauces for Tuesday O7l 900
Tho advance OF iu refined puts the price here at s2
aud iu fillmore and Philadelphia at IS cents
BRADFORD Penn, sept 23-Crude Ou-Natlonal Tran
sit Certificates opened &c 1908 and closed ut lOOa
highest price lol lowest price. 1ools C.caraucos
l.922.OOO barrels
omCnY Penn. sept. 23.-Crutc Oil-Natlonal Tran
sit Certificates opened at lOOls and closed at 1904
highest price, 1909: lowest price, IO0ls Sales
100 900 barrels cIcaranccS. 40G6 900 barrels y runs
1885 bbls: shipments. o1,2J3 barrels charters,
1928 barrels.
SPIRITS OF TURPENrGNE
CHARLESTON. sept % aTurpcnt!ne hrm at Sic.
sAyASSAn sept rs rrrnentine stSatv &c 81 i2c
Pan.DELrqIA sggs % Flour Srs was better demand
and nnr@c ruled nrn uEde. moderate offerings in
] W. $ S E Ma'a Es'cs gf
family sJJlgSi II -; peolsVvaDI Roller Pr1crss - -
30 D1lawArr FAuv. 81 sjHSj % Winter Wheat Patent
"a 7JGS5 q. Wheat closed tcvtrsh TIE
"SG mot 55RS S'i SS SG
depot 9r-ci No Req september
81 Ug2 &c; october 95a P3i4c; November g4o. avs c
pccombrr rgA4eJI &c Corn-Aar<eI qu'et and hrm,r;
demand light los dul
No. Mixed grain depot tyc: steamer No Yellow
IN grain oOc No. YeloE track. &c; No
Mixed III gram dcuoL 50' soc Quoted IN er.
port elevator 4ac: No 2 Mixed scptcmoer. 4ss.
a iOiIc: October 4Sl.alpc; November d4gc Oats
spot lower New RGiectod white 2Sq2S he. New No
White. 5nG3O2r; No. . White S3. oslo. No
hlts LcL ScDtember. 3Sa3S &C; October S9S.d
3ac Nov S3d334c Dee 3I ass h. Recclus-F Flour 30oO
bDa 1000 ibusn. Corn. $4,000 bush oats 10000
busn. ompmontsWhesL 22.UOO BUSH; Corn 27OOU Dusn
Oats. 4 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24

DETROIT sept 2i-Whe1 easy: Va ! whfs 92i,e. cash
September. 92ta.; October 32sc; No tei lash and
Sepsssber 03 &c. October Djt.o MOVE n'er J4ac. No.
ted g0lee receipts 5iOJG bGsa Corn M 47c. Oats
NJ. z White Jlc- Nc. Z ZIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
STANDARD OIL CONTRACT VOID.

A decision was rendered yesterday by Justice
aarFett before whom demurrer to tile cohpia'ht %
the Standard OH Company against william y SGomV t
and others recently argued III tne
between the parties void, because tHe compnnS
charter does not authorize u to become ~
tndytduals The suit brought for an accounting VI
prons under IA contract OF partnership between ,Ic
parties refining and dealing IN petroleum and ~ pro
duets IN CiGveian3 91eveIandpt entered into
contract In which was si pp,.
connected with petroleum except IN connection WIN e
plsIDtin and there should be no ehldrSen'ht nor
t,acon OF the business without Its consent; ana ihat
not more than $4,000 barrels OF petroleum Snou u w
distilled IN q year Each party contributed @lopuo W
the capital stock and he blahm ran iniig AYERS
that the defendants have refused to account lor
profits tina; they have made Justice Barrett GA syVn
ErOand OF demurrer that the contract was Hou ~ u
In restraint of trade held that regarding the relation u
tween the parties that of partners the contract was
not such as law iorbds The most that cOuu DC sau
was mat the facts pleaded pointed to probability hat
the contract Intended to be restraint OH trade
e,1I. .rTMoyY AND COUNSEL FEES REDUCED.
Justice Barrett in Supreme Court, Chambers,
yesterday reduced the bail of Nelson Pardee. IN the
anti brought against him by Herman Hozborn 10 re-
recover o. 600 damages for alternating his wes alice
tions to $3.50 In suit brought against HoADoFh ny
his wife for limited divorce the alimony was reduced
10 $50 week and the counsel fee to $3.50 on condition
that the defendant pays the latter at once ana gives So
curty for the former
ApREsT OF A LAWYER ON A CHARGE OF FRAUD
Charles II. Bertrand, 4 lawyer, was arrested
hv Dcpnty Sheriff McGouigle order OF arrest
charging him with obtaining money ny lraud. Ih9
plaintihs are James NaughtOn John f. NauHht9h anu
thza Naughton. Bertrand was employed by thcfh 10
make ,onyeyances property and did his work III 20
bnngIing manner that the conveyances were SCI asIe
500 from the plaintiffs The present suit Is 10 recover
this. Ia default Of bail he was locked up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
sTASEo.
ETAIEEn.

Good ordinary .........7a Icy Nidl'in2....'.- SS"s
Futures fell point, for september ord advanc"d 70
MONTE Cor ohr luntna MessTs L"m an ataber Dpigh
aud ilr. Hcnt sold. sales. 500 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24

V7O THE HOLDERS OF THE GENERAL
MOETGAGE AND COLLATERAL TRU-T BONDS
OF TKE WABASH. ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC
RAILWAY CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
POST, MARTIN & CO.,

HOLDERS of Bonds, Car Trust Certificates,
interest Coupons and stock Of; and Other kinds Of
claims and demands against, the DENVER AND RIO
Ora DE- RAILWAY CoNPANY, who are desrous OF par
mct whereby The undersigned were appointed committee
iclui lite Transfers aud deposit heI
with the Central 1rust Company New The
the 4 ht 81 refusing To
after November !, except srch terms then
be imposed. CHARLES j CNNDA, Chairman
IL Finest, New ) ok City.
JOSEPH u. POTTS JOHN II. cONNERSE
GEORGE ". CASS PETER GEDDfS.
RcOrganiZ alton COmuittee.
NEw.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILaoAp COgPANY iREAslNk's OFFICE
NEW.l oKk. sent -. 1855. }
IN ACCORDANCE with a resolution of the
Bora Of Director of this company. passed March &.
1895. the transfer books Will b" closed at O'clock on
Wednesday. the 3qth lust Iuo nOce OF their re'penng will
he given V. W ROSSITER. treasurer
THg LAKE EBlK AND WESTERN RAILWAY CoHPASY.l
so. 10 B8OADwsY, NEW YORK sept :. 1855.
NOTICE Is HEKEHY GIVEN that the annual
meeting OF the - cfholters Of the Lake Erie and
Western Raj Com ~ the ele ton OF three 90 D
co serve Tor tae perod o; three years will be hed at
the Office Of the company Ia bloomington. d. wednesday,
the l4th dtv ~ October l9%5.
Transfer books will closed from September IA 70
October II. 1888. both Inclusive. -
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MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce


Flour-Patents, $4,000 rs; straights, So 90
@4.20; clears. S3.15@3.4o; low grade, S1.9O
@1.75.
Wheat-No. hard, size; No, hard,
79c:No. 1 regular, 69c bid; No. 2 regular, &c.
Corn-No. 2, nominal; rejected 33H034c.
Oats-No. white, 25@26c; rejected, "a
@25c.
Bran-Car lots, SO rs.
Shorts-Dull at So. 9.5O@S10.
Mixed Feed-No. 1. S14@S15; No. 2, $3.50
@f3.53.
Hay-Timothy, 50. 5O@s75 No. wild, $3.50
@8
Recepts-Wheat. 1873 cars: oats, 3 cars bar
ley, l car; hay, 20 tons lumber, 12 cars
barrel stock, cars: coal, 1852 tons; wood, II
cords. Total Car lots, 461.
Shlpments-Wheat, 18 cars; flour, ,379 bar
rels: fax seed, 2 cars; lumber, 80 cars; barrel
stock. car; coal, 092 tons. Total car lots, 416.
Grain Inspecton.-No. hard, 81 cars No.
hard, cars; No. ! regular, 72 cars; No. 2
regular, 9 cars rejected, 81 cars; condemned, 3
cars; rejected corn, l car rejected oats, cars.
Total cars, 100.
The sales reported are as follows: car No.
l, by sample, o. t., 75c; 3 cars sample, o. t.,
'6c; Car sample, t. o. D., 749c; 1 car No. 1
sample, o. t., 74c; 3 No. by sample,
o. t., 73c; car No. by sample, o. t., 78c;
cars sample, o. t., 60c; car sample, o. t., 55c !;
car sample, o. t., &c. 5 cars 10 hard by
sample, f. o. b., S3c; cars No l hard in store,
t. o. D., 81Ac; cars No l, sample, O. t. Csc {;
1900 bushels No. hard. May delivery, SIC; /
car sample, o. t., sic; l car sample, o, t., 55c
Gears No. 2 hard in store, 7Sc; 3 cars No 2
hard, O. t., soc; car rejected by sample zoe; 2
cars No. BY sample, o. t., re.