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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31

Market closing easy. Transferablo notices. lOioc.
aud ali grades except gTSdes aud stem
s thai hey Won't ls Ss h
weather ana are Offering them at comparatively low hgurcs
e rsG NORMAL sale, Loco sSIs including Zoo
SofSF sP.ns 800 Z; e! Winter Wheat 100
The for Choice Winter Wheat QnotatonsFino at So 40
60 s1Psr,nsss z, Eara s TO- oSSd
& o. Common 70 Far Era one f Sess no.
fGia nnnesots s. s5sss Clear 81 ossl
% h ap Extra St sTasH 90 & 90 rss Common %
Fair Extra - 10 Far to Good q odsl 90 Goodto
ssss % city Mn Extra for inde, ooss5 TO-
south America s. l0ds5 2o market closing du LIZ.
craze cs@and Sale. bSl. including Common Good
RYE AID .!e1 o. L nsa sales d S s9' So
Quiet and unchanged yellow Western at IS Ooos5 80 and
GKAIN ~wHEAT-spOt lots opened weak a decline OF
~ L but cloed -rong with the decline partly recovered
S Sns o1 S . n opon, nv Se
II t Ts oRsanS y wsa s'ns
fell back &C. closed steady trne under Yesterdays
Si5jc bush future al 600 BUSH spot and to arrive in
euding 40 MwsSEes o free So on hoard No
graded Red as6ci steamer 80 Red DC. steamer No
f on private S 30 Red ' july closing at
81 closing at do Tor October
so closing s q o. DO io SO.er d 81 ., hasl or.
@ Dc tGF iqs1 q s and HSHpT
oi. have been qaei anc o,c@ sl1de easier With very
modeiie business EXPERT and night trade FOR home aso oP
tons have been duh and prices easier Option, opening at
81 -. decline aud fell on August then all months ad
vauccL &C. then declined &C. aud closed duh az decline
under the best and = under yesterdays closing
nccs sales OO0 future - 600 bush and g.
arrive including Cngraocd Mixed at d.3icy No 55'sd
D. &C 10 elevator 5I 5J'.c noat y g 2%c. f. No
White gd,,ci steamer White 52i.c 40 July closing
O.. isc, do Tor August. 81 7sdj4tc closing at 52sc
Tor October. 5ia53.c elo-rg at o3isci DO
for November. ol.-dSHhfc. closing at b2Ac.....-
OATS lets cs, active and &c 10 nc lower closing
ss % S9: G s'G s'fxs So R,'s s
July further declined 70. and advanced &c August
yesicraav sale, 100000 bush. including No Sat $50.
white, gic; Nc =. sbyfS7c. do White 81 = CSC.
No &c t. 33'. a3fc. No. ! and No ! White. nominal
Mixed Western ~ osio. White do. t0dt Mhiie state
2July. So &c closing al 3oAc.g do August
3 31t &C. closing aJ2,,c do september BIC closing at
Slcs do. october, 81 l4c- closing AZ 81 FEED
scarce 30 and 90 % quoted at 17H1,2 &c. 80
Sc 100 y. sOG &c. sharps 81 OOSsl TO- and Rye Feed
b, dVOc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31

general sales OF Ordinary Prime at 5aeLc few choice
reached &C. FsdcaSes and xs lot, tsnssi hon ~
Dressed alvc, rather slow a, 7sc for Country Dressed
s. ssoc for cty Dress d. aud 5aosc for Dressed
at Il ~ 3 Da;: q Britslit calye. Isl
esves sc 10 M.ei V Caves aS rs D. st is ff
xsa q i5 q p 10 DO 2' D. at6 30 do i52 10 at
aS ss s ss ss Us qsss. l's II vs. ss
H. E a. &c; III; do. i4s p. a.sac.
III ID, atec 20 do I26 dlac Il do eTtra I45 b. az
ss sc y %ssn! Hs a e. Z % ~ fsss "a do
las n NJ &c sdo l6i 10. atd+c. Jersey Calves various
w Snsd Kirby Co. 70 pSssrmSk csys: 90
II vsals 80 n. at SIC
Bodine iiutcheon; Jersey veas 54 d202 70, at 5a0
late o2s car. az Jersey Siss
Msrss Insrs We're s. ear. sale, The ~ar
while Lambs were arm and shade SsRsr sheep and
C0%m9n amb were unchansed and trade which mod
, true weak allaround some nfteen cas- were unsod at
and DO . s4ssP p 1pS to
Che buyers ony wehefs sts
E 1t from 80 to 100 southern Lambs sold az 597 out
and West yrgnal rennsy brought esess
o Fair to Good lots and about 30 Jerseys were sold at go
Dressed Mutton IN fair demand sa7c for Ordinary
houses Dressed Lambs nrm 9al2c with loc reached for
"a DO 81 10 at SEC IL do GID at 6c 50 do IS h.
24a do 55 ID at GIG BAT do 81 d. at 6c 228 DO 90 TO-
at c 2ls DO 52b at 2ci 2Oa DO 50 ~ at 5c llj Mary
Land Land DO 81 ~ st CSC Il. Kentucky DO 81 n at GIG g DO
MaIyand Ewes. l0i D. at Si2c; rs Virginia DO - 10 at
229 do, 80 y. at 50 90 39i do 81 42c: 1871 To- 50
10 at 3y7 do 05 H. at 45c; lO6 Kentucky do 81 m at
at &c. -
Judd Buckingham: 222 West Virginia Lambs So ~ at
&c 22l do % h. at &c go Kentucky do 81 ID. at &c Ii
Kentucky Ewes 10 10 at &c II West Virginia do. 81
n, at2'.c
s. Kase 1903 Penn vania,ambs so at csc, los DO
- 10 at 40; Is Jersey Ewes l04 To- at 3c Jersey Lambs
81 ID. at &C.
Newton Gllet: 200 Ohio sheep 92 TO- at 4c 80 do SO
Western do OF N. at s3 90.
Hallenbeck Davis 100 state Lambs 50 10 at CHG; as
do SO 3D. at Sci 40 kentucky do IS b. 6%c 226 do 80 b.
at &c i2 Kentucky sheep. 81 ID, at &c.
Hume Mullen eco Pennsylvania Lambs 81 ID, at 62c;
state DO "a d. at 6Sc 1873 do III d. at 1c, "a Ewes aud
Bucks. lO6 10. at sac
Dillenoack Dewey: 1872 Western sheep "a 70. a4.o.
80 ID at e'tci o sheep. 81 TO- at 4c
Jellnc Wright Hoag Co: ~ state Lambs 81 H. at 6lc
III Jersey Lambs, 50 n az 7i2c.
Evoriu Co.; Jersey Lambs, 81 n. at 6i2c
Il. Aepaugh & CO.. 20 Jersey Lambs. SO ID, at 62c.
Ego & OTIS Jersey Lambs. SO 10, at &c.
HDG-.-Receips were II OF l5SG head making the
total for i've days 1906 head against 1896 head for the
same time last week Feeling hrm Nominal quotations AZ
ejAc
Country Dressed firm share. for Medium TIC
Light; and few Pigs have been sold as high as 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
EUROPEAN FrsAvctlL WAGER.

Idr>pos July 3O-l23O o.. -Consos 30 H. for both
mOLey account Atlantic and Great Western First
Mortgage trustee Certificates. -, do second Mortgage
~ anaiian prirc 49,, Erie l6 do. Second Csnsol,
6Il4 Illinois Csntft 1874 Mexican Ordinary 70. Paul
Common. sIt NcwYork Central lOl' Pcpnsyivania 53'.
Reading 3'<
lsO m-ionsos 9gTs for both money tho account
III bullion OF England has decreased I2O5 J02
during tAe past week
Ihe proportion England liability
Which last vast l6-lG per cent Ia ~ per
cent
France shows Increase of 46J1OOO francsin gold and
SGD1UJ0 francs IN silver.
n-A tautic Great Western First Mortg &c Trus
tees Cortinc.tes 27s do second Mortgage 7 canadian
P.cnc a; Erie SecOEd CGnso!s 81 "a Pornsylvania
The amount bullion withdrawn from tho Bank OF Eng.
and OF balance TO-DAY II 10000.
advcos qic;e ftres cent Hentcs AZ ~ francs
the exchange London ~ Is
francs IL oentiIhes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
LIVE STOCK MAnREr-By TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Juy 80 me Drovsri Journal reporu. CIr. =
Recepts shipments loo noad marset steady
Exports &0dsj D5 Cows and MIcf 81 ~ ~ 25 STOCK.
81 76ssi 70; Feeders - 1ods4 2o Texans 81 o. d
81 90. ~
Hoos-Receipts 1880 shipments. 5000 market active
Rough Mixed - l5ds4 Pack:nr and shipyns 81 ~
81 10: Light 81 Goa IS 10 skips. So 2b6s4 30
bh,ep-N eocipta loo head fhipmonA bead market
Inferior ION auvcs 81 25<s+ 25i Texans
81 OO1sI 10
BuyfALn Iuly3O-Clae-R TO-DAY. $50 nead totsl
TAR 5000 ncad f0f sans time last Teof g. NC
head, consigned tnfoLxn. ia marset quiet;
Good TO 81 $685. 90 stooxcrs an Feedes
ss- Receipts today 200 head total for week thus IA,
time last week 200 head oonn<n %
Though. - marsof steady and dull McdiuIa 10
Good 20 ass 15i Good TO Choice IS '30st 2o Western
Lambs. S. 56d5 Is.
Heos- DTS today 800 head total for thus far.
10 400 head for same time rs. 00D head
signed through 1913 OF which 10 Sew York market
ou,e Medium Workers ~ 356si 80 Good 10
Choice. S. OO0j O5 Butcners ursdes. ~ 7OeN 3D. PEs.
81 40aS4 20. ~ .,
ST. LOUIS July 80 -cfal> -arcepts, 900: sh.pnents
1000 market quiet EIuotA ~ 75esJ TO- pood % toiae
Shipping. 81 jOdsj OU Fax ~ Medium IS oOosi w.;
Texans. s. 5eA %. - a..
diu,i. s. OUdS2 Is: Fas- 70 CLoco. ~ - tS3 90 . -
Hoss-Recspis .. iVO. shIymcutA Z,t0O Light 81 VOC
90 o. Psckf-g - 30sSi 10 uesvS - ovssS IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES Vi NEW lOkh DEALtNG5.
= NEwYogK. July 80.
The grain speculation still shows the same
features OF late have forbidden any comment TO
the probable future OF prices based other than specu
latiye considerations Duness is the chief
Of the market and the variation Of prices Is small Crop
reports likely to be conflicting from to the
esd Of tho season To-day the export demand for wheat
vas active, 10000 bushels being engaged. Only a
Moderate business was done in corn for export Wheat
options eaded cent at 90 cents for July August at
So September at ~ Ola and October at 81 03ls
unchanged, and November off Is cent al 81 05is
Corn showed final losses of is0L cent at the following
figures July and August 52Ie September, j25s Octo
bsf 53ls and November, j2as cents The final prices OF
oats lower for July at 36Ia and lower for
August, September and October at 324, 81 and 81 Il
tcnts respectively rhe provision markets quiet
and steady.
AtNsw-York. Philaf,lphia. Baltimore and Boston the
receipts OF grain to-day Wheat. ~ 59S bushels
Sof GIlJG Dusheis oats. 1908 oushes total grain,
Z3oiO7 bushels: -four. 1850 barrels The arn walls 1T
Chicago, Mi oaukec and ST Louis Wheat, los 694
biaels corn, 202.6l1 Oushels oats l50,S6s bushels
Total grain, 4G2.l7s bpsbcls flour. s.743 barrsiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
CONsULS TO BE RETAINED.

WASHINGTON, July 30.-The President has
decided to retain the following United States Consuls
account Of their excellent records: j. II. Stewart
Antwerp. Belgium H. j. sprague. Gibraltar. who has
been al his post 1s4s R. g. Chiffon Goderich
Canada; Oscar Malmras, Lcith, England William
Thomson, Southampton. England; r. J. Stevens,
Italy X. o. Williams Consul GeneraD, Havana; and
{. c. Forde. Commercial Agent. sasua la Grande
Jasper Smith, formerly Commission Agent at Noting
ham has been transferred to Newcastle-onTyne, and
Secretary Bayard has appointed G.. 5. Williams at
Nork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYoRK Thursday. July 3O.-BkEVEs-No fresh arr
yar aSd trade lave cattle Feeling steady with mod
crate receipts reported for Tomorrow market 80,
Dressoh s,f H. far demand at esc for Texas and Col
.fsdo sides AID Sae for Ordinary 10 Choice Native
=,
Judgments 10 day $50 Live Cattle tho msrcngo by n
Mor, and 100 quarters o ce aud 100 caieasses VI Mat
toa In the Britannia by j. Eastman
CALv 81 Receipts we're 50 ns. OF which 20. mead az
Nc per sdes OF Live calves Fair " Coed lsa OF
bur- mks sold 2a4 with stale steck selling AS
q. 2t lOaIse heavy Veals sod down 70 &S1<ts ~itn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Thursday, July 80 1888.
IRON WORK FOR TIE STATE, WAR AND NAVY BUILD
SG-The Snoad & Co. Iron Works. OF Louisville, KY,
will probably be awarded the contract for the iron work
for the libraryrOom in the west wing OF the State. War
and Navy Building their bid being $26S4O, about
81 700 less than that Of any other bidder
No CHOLERA IN FRANCE.-Secretary Bdyard has re-
ceived dispatch from the United States Consul at Mar
eee saving that the recent OF outbreak OF
cholera in France is uufounded In one small village
there have been few OF cholerine, which Is
epidemic The general sanitary condition OF the country
about Marsellles cOntinues 10 be good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 80 (Speciab.-OD tho early
curb there was much uncertainty, but no quotations
he tenor OF the talk however. being la favor Of small
sivance The regular opening justified these predic
usns. which were based principally the uncertain
weather. probabilities In tho gscat wheat regions Sep
smbcr wheat quickly brought 500 cents, glide up OF
scents aud October scored 3 final upward turn Corn
vas nrpl aud provisions unchanged There many
a'ne corners about tho wheat pit As 1t Is actually
INSTRUCTED, and at each projection knot OF individuals
o snow as different crop reports ~ there wheat
uo~ing States Ia the Northwest. As II not satisfied
qua the crops rot yet reapcd advces poured IN with
ward to the threshing la tho central belt
a"w@ boldly gysn ont that even In the state OF In
na where the yield WAS cxected to he not less than
A. s"s 70 rieen bhsheis It ouly psnnDg from
49, 49, W eisht Onc dispatch from rcrrc lIauts
So tn.t seeGcst0 Indicate that the chinch bug
.i.cr even nat short yiod With points IN favor
oseraling tho bag before he could reach tho
k,r,. and escape into Illinois On the other hand.
1sl.,u apparently rs web iutcntOned and equally
D. were received from tho infected districts and
Of The storm were represented " be entirely
ista W. aineioer said Never In my experience of
sney asc yeas Oh the Board Of Trade have known
Ian "I"iesiic lying about crops a. this year."
~ .., SID down to - cents I'M, morning. This is
Aerr ,I, !" y ecs III less than four days Tho "c0r
y w efap0raci
tSeaa as ,s hs market tn most stabborny con
Ne IL . A'5 "uring the heated period. Al o'clock
L.f.1 as Angus wheat 81 s cents and septem Der
49,. - ,.si c,r1 IJIa ecn.s ~nd September Ash
.Aaga.. pvsA PiO SlO
ro ,; -. 'nd repteinser W 80. The close
st~, .As ~as"se wheat 90 cents aud September
ta:, ~ :. ~ ~ cora i5L2 cents, and September Ash
L.. s' TX yio ~ ie aud september $40 17La;
- - D !. "L. september ~ 62i2.
| -
.lxs..s' .'.':,. PtsJJJs MAaKEr@
kkt6: IT,. ~ J.-pr,vis -Bicsl Cumberland Out
x 60 "a. MA lbs lis o.. Short Cie1. Midcies
49,. ~ ~ sol SIa olf shoulders. 2iA Od. per go
K<tr,us ivr extra In Hal f.i ns Ness tSA IL
IL. ssssr. 20" ,.A - Jl psr bit Prime Moss Gaitarn
~ i'.sa VI. 81. u asS:-Lsae Cut s4a ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per 'Jrta Riv.r. VESSELS nat q lur,1fs
NEw-YoRI July 30 leo,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoRK. July 80. 1888.

CoFFEEspot Rio auiet ssc for Far sales Options
closed dull and steady after light business sales Of $3.50
bags closing az follows August. 7lj6720 September.
7.o1 lzDi october % 1870; November 7.30GL55i De-
ccnber 800 3j Mild grades que 900 bags Mara.
cllDO ana ZtO Central American private
COrTON-spo Cotton steady unchanged Sales Of 500
home consumption Deliveries 800 bales Receipts 100
bales since september 3iJ bales 1852 oil
bales ior the same per Cd last scasan
The quotations according to the American classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31

Futures were very quiet The market openeisat decline
OF points and points late months aferward
partially recovcredclosng que@snd steady at points de-
cline and TO points decline late months In
be holding OF RANGER appears be doing little
nothing Lehman 10 not goingsn very heavy at the mo-
staber quiet day There Ia said 10 90 German
syndicate behind the bull movement Boardroom traders
especially careful In their operations for fear OF Au
Salea. AZ. 900 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
nlsiness Gbauecs.

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES &C.
counan Of GOOD Character with about can have
positon with whore his invest
men' VIII W '~'' 'A~ iioT sOe Waterbury. Conn.,
I,OR S1LE.-H 6rst-class boarding house
oiled with nrst-oass boarders hnc grounds, excesns
shsde minutes trvm station prncP pals ory necsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31

Shoulders sos 80 Batter 72s o. cw for finest Unsst
Western sprins 6s 9 9os Id Red Winter Il Oh d7s ~
ercepta. No SDrilz Is oL: New yciterl Wi1t. IA ~
New Mi1ei Western. As IL iqi California No. l. ~ od
7s ID Ca.iorna No is Cd aGs 81 per can,L Preiac,
cwt Refined Peroieum G7d a6s4d per gallon Clover Seed
American Red sSs. cwt. Tailow3s. 81 cwt Rosa
Common IS 7.ai. Pale lis. I'll DOs. OIL Insesl Ill Ia
Sd cwt
per ton Calcutta Linsecd. 49s 81 pr qulrtsr Ldassss
Cake " 9s. fS 0s. ton: lteiuel Petroleum. 61l0
Cd. gallon Spirits OF rlrpsltine "a "a pei eva
sperm on eos per to1 onh-,on'r a. - "a 1ts ~
Pale, Is. oils Pr01s0ns-Lard. 44+ OIL psi cN% re
Americans sugar lSs. Sd. per for Cuba ceatrfigu
369 ald l5A 81 dl6s for Cu)a 1uSc)vAotA
Ginning afoat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31

SALES n TIE COysOLIDA TED STOCK AND PETRO.
LEUM EXCHA NOE.
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
The MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, July 80.
THE GENERAL LIST

ACTUAL sALYs Closing I
bids
Opcn1 Fl ----.l SHARES
Nam. iK Hist Lowt nal. Bid IA'xd sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31

CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPHIA STOCKS
Reoorisd1g 10 II II. DAVIS e Co.. IL WIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31

con
@. 600. l25
Mo Kan & Tex
gen IS
90. 900. q
10000. CT z
Mo X & Tex con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31

sSeller 80 days
tBuyer 10 days
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. July 80, 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
Ocean Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE. u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ GLASGOW SERVICE via LONDONDERRY.
ANCHORIA Aug. :. 5 D. IN ETHIOPIA Aug ~. 81 n
CiRCAoslA Aug 10. yam p l. IN EsSlA. Aug. 20 q n
CABIN passage SO $40. second class $50
c,ry LLHEMPooL AND QUEENSTOWN sEHvIOE
CITY OF sails Wednesday. Aug 3D. scpk -
and every fourth "Wednesday thereafter.
r,soin PASSAGE $50 TO slOJ. seond class ST.
Saoin EXCURSION tickets favorable
kteerage outward SO prepaid Sli
HENDERSON, BROTHERS, Generai AcentS
Bowling Green New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
Total sales for the day .................

GOVERNMENTS.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-11-13
LAND OFFICE NOTICE,
Land Office at St. Cloud, Minnesota,

Land Office at St. Cloud, Minnesota,
November 7, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intentio1
to make final proof in support Of his claim
and that said proof will be made before Leor
Aoude, clerk Of the district court at Morrison
county, Mimi, on December %, 1855, viz
Alois Keller, Of Morrison county, Minnesota
tor the SW4 Of SW4 Of Section 6, Township Al
Range 30.
lie names the following witnesses to prov.
MS continuous residence upon, and cultiva
ton OF, said land, viz: Joseph Diedrioh
Peter ". Blake, postofhce address Littl,
Fals, NJ orrison county, MIMI, Peter Spring
er' Christian Shlegel, postotice address Pisrz
Morrison county, Minnesota
:. d. H. FREEMAN,
Register.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-11-13

Mrs. Catharine Thoraberry of Elm
Dale wife Of F. F. Thornberry died at
her home on Tuesday the 10th inst, after
few weeks illness. She was aged 81
years The funeral took place in Elm
Dale yesterday. A child Of the deceased
aged four weeks died on Friday last.
Mr.. Thornberry desires to extend his
heartfelt thanks to the kind neighbors
and friends who have been Of great
assistance and comfort to his family and
himself during the past few weeks.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-11-13
LAND OFFICE NOTICR.
Land odies 1t St. Cloud, MINI,

II LAND odies 1t St. Cloud, MINI :,
<H+ Is. November Z, 1865. I
Notice Is hereby given that the following
has, filed notice of his intention
to lnahs final presf in support Of his claim,
and that sale. proof viii be made before Leon
Houde, clerk otlAe district court, ct Morrison
county, MIMI. sen December 1s.18s5, viz !:
William B. Brooks, Of Morrison county, Min
nesota, for the FL Of NV Of section -, town,
ship I3e, range ST.. Z5$.. # 81
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his con sinuons residence upon, and cultivation
OF. said land, viz Henry A. McGrary, Sam j
uel Thomas, II. Snow, s3eorgo Pierce, post;
ofics Of Gil Hpf, Morrison county, Mimi. 8
.5*ss S'ss$ p. II. FREEMAN,
g5 s .s5sH Register.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-11-13
LAND OFFICE NOTICE.
Land otiiee at ST. Cloud, MINI

-" s.. Novsmbsr Z, 1855. u =
Noticc'is hereby given that the following
named $ settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his Claim,
and Wat said proof viii be made before Leon
Hou'le, clerk Of the district court at Morrison
county 9s Mimi, on December, 20, 1885, viz:
Hans sorensen, Of Morrison county, MINI.
for the N Fl Of SW3 of Section &c, Township
40, Range 81. n !. n s..$.. "a.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
bis continuous residence upon, antl cultivation
OF, said land, viz: fstsr, Mikkelaen, James
Brown, True Doten, Thomas Hyson, postotfice
address Little Fails, Morrison osuty, Minn.
n a"E. y go D. II. FREEMAN, II 4.
+ III Register.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-11-13
LAND OFFICE NOTICE,

Land Ut1ce at st. Cloud, Mimi,
November I, 1885,
Notice IS hcreby given that the following
named settler has filed rotice Of his intention
TO make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before
Leon Hoade, clerk of the district court at Nor
rlson county, Minnesota. on December 10,
1883, viz: George Tretter, of Morrison county
MI nesota, for the M Of sWA and the So Of
NMM of section S, township H. range 80.
He names the following witnesses to pr We his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
kychner, Andrewt Nelson, Joseph Tchada post
ottlce address Of al Pierz, Morrison county,
Minnesota.
FL. 81. FREEMAN, :nasa
Register.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-11-13
LAND OFFICE NOTICE,
Land Office at St. Ci.ssd, Misn.

Land Office at St. Cle,sd, :Mian.,
November:7 1855.
: Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has 6led notice Of his in entiou
to make final proof in support of his -claim,
and that said proof will b. made before Leon
Heude, clerk Of tue district court at Morrison
county, MINI, on December 10, 1885, viz
Francis Pierce. Of Morrison county, MINI,
for the SCI Of section 70, township 1870, range
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and Gil Tive ton
Of, said land, viz: H. ID. Snow, Henry A.
McCr.ry, 3. l.. 3icCrary, William Brood 5,
H.: ~ ID. H. FREEMAN,
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Bert Sawyer of Duluth Yves in town
on Sunday last, on his was to points on
the Little Falls & Dakota where A. J.
Sawyer. his father, has elevators. Hc
Is now travelling agent for the Duluth
wheat buyer, tand reports that sales Of
wheat are better along the Little Falls &
Dakota than in any Of the other territory
occupied by Sawyer's elevators. In
Dakota wheat. sales are very slow this
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-11-13
d. II. FREEMAN,
Register.
LAND,oFFICR NOTICE.
Land 0hce at St. Cloud. MINI

1ahd 'Umce ut 81 Cloud, Mimi,
ovsmber7 7, 1885.
Notice is hcxsby. given that the following e.
named setlerahas filed notice of his intention
to nake fina! proof in support Of bis claim,
and that said proof,will be made before Icon
Houde, clerk OF tho district court ut Morrison
county, MIMI, on. December 10, 1885, viz
B:sseli L. McCrany, of Morrison county,
Minnesota, for the NH of section 81, town
ship 1870, range 81. d.
he nsmes the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cult vatl on
OF, said land, viz: Frank Pierce, GEORGE
Pierce, Henan D. Snow, William b. Brooks,
postotiice address Of oil HuE, Morrison county
dim.
D. ..ENEEMAN.
Register.
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:. LAND OFFICE NOTICE.
Land Office atSt. Cloud, Minnesota
Nnvnsnhnp q 1Q3s'

November 9, 1885. - .
. Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in suppo TT Of his clain n,
and that said proof will DO made before Leon
houde, clerk of the district court, at Morri-
son Co, MIMI, on Dec. II, 1855, viz: Mich
ae' Newack, Of Morrison county, Mimi, for
the 81 NEi and NE4 of NE4 Of Section 4,
Township 12S, Range 30.
He names the following witne sses to prove
bis continaous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton Of. said land, Wis: John Wicarek. 10.
sepk Wosnag, Charles, Wirbel, Konrad Pal.
'up, postofice address Ledoux, Morrison
county, MINI.
D. II. FREEMAN,
Register.