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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

s ln the line: Of dress goods. NE defy
composition Ne viii guarantee 10 meet
!. Mil[en1naeapol Is or 81. Paul priice M
have 4 splendid assortment comprising
home spuns ganoas dannels, cashmercs,
tIicots, ladies q oths, exc. ETC., and Ne
also " u have g hmm IS. 70 match
llIcH Ard B2os.
Deliieiors md her thin: neral vatl,.
g AnpEL' 8
Richard Bros d. ars I. Sknqeki.c ne
bottom od prices his fkalls 81
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10
and CHURCHES.

StlCIETIEs and CHURCHES.
WORKMAN POST NO 81 @. a. r. rs reets on
,satard ay evening each week at the Court
EAohse s-s9 t z= # III s:5 .i=s ii f25 s#%s
a. MES, Adjutant. =5 80. @'T,1'-s''
i GRANITE LODGE, NO. %, KNIGHTS OF
every Tuesday evening at
the Masons' ball over Berg S store Il ILL.,, r
.y5 ~ JAMES STUART. C. C. Il
z, H.sFARNHAM, X. OF r.. and S. y :.
& LITTLE FALLS LODGE NO. Ill. /. o. o. r..
Meets every Monday evening at Masonic
Fall. 7 IN 81 4 1 ROBERT HEBRON, n. G:
v ". g. JoFTEss, See. 3's.-,'
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

Milo Porter has logging camp on Fish
Trap northwest of Lake Alexander.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

Flour has gone up again to $2.15 and
$3.50. 1t is cheap enough at that price.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

III ffrs,.i fnrrls stlifsg
moran ssstss 81 s,,aes napp lisl
dead 81 I'm ii L,,tIeI
Pulls sl,seD and ex prs
man o 81, The little rs y Dakota for.
several years md q relative Of NJ I. D
serossls of Oh 4 had been
sick ~,
.As wife and threes slnlal zen are len
mourn u u Knapp ,,a4, was :
puiar i'ivoi.ise 4n,ong .his scquainta,,-
sand his large q rcle q. friend win be.
grisyed ID learn Of l 81 deal
Hon Andrew Nj Crea hi lssn al ST.
Cloud tie past few ays Win the com t,l1 1.
mission 70 lsbate sthe second state prison !,
of which be III q lnen1b Is member Of
the commission we mean 81
returned last event 8 ana will 20
to 81. Paul again On Tuesday, when the !:
comm issi v well visit other localities
that want the prispn The commission
will comlete their labors sooR. The
expert who examined the granite il this
Vicinity made report, but the commiss-
ion will visit them If the people Of
Little Falls are still anxious for them to
do so. The amount of grant On the
west side is entirely too small, aud the
quarrey several miles ! northwest Of
town only one whice would possibly be
favorably eoDsiderded. z>z .
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

Trys lid Morrison .oanty q 81 81 Il
on shass w l'eef, pork ~
en-, turk toes sl,s s ylE
butter IS any Kind ol q, 6 sll
produce lor sale. q ID ,e 81 I s||
ttsliIrlI as
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

Chas. Beugnot, Of the depot force, has
been laid up with poor health this week
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

Fall stock Of yarns and knit goods at
the very lowest prices At 5.7.s5.9
Il Isl Es RICHARD Bros.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10
LITTLE FALLS, DEC. 10. 1886.
LOCAL ITEMS.

: ! i g II
~ Geo Boye z was in town this forenoon.
Father Forrier is.again in Little Falls.
. John Boyle has returned from Wiscon-
sin, = = .. ..I I.:: ..s.. = r.. - %:
Lumbermen would rather see it.a little
colder e. ~. n as'SS:
r. S.. Clark of;Roya]ton was in town
yesterday. =. !.
The St, Cloud dam is now entirely
completed. l....5 ~ 8
There is talk Of recognizing the
cornet5 band. : ~ ."'t
Frank Retzlaff is visiting his old home
at New Ulm. 81.
John Stunpf Of Rich Prairie was in
town yesterday.
L. e. Richard is con fined to his house
with sore throat,
". W. Balm, Esq, was in town from
Culdrum yesterday.
Mr.. Benton Hatch is the new clerk at
the Merchants hotel
A December thaw is among the
dreaded possibilities.
Select your Christmas goods before
the stocks are reduced.
| Chas. Mechau returned last evening
from trip to St. Paul.
Sam Staples returned from Wright
county on Saturday last.
John W. Ball is visiting his old home
| near Syracuse, New York.
Miss Alice Merrifield of Elk River is
visiting Mrs. I, e. Staples.
Regular trains are now run on the Ell
River and Princeton railroad.
Louis De Meu]es, the St. Paul sales
man. was in town on Monday.
J. G. Flynn is in st. Paul, and i
|expected to return this evening.
VIM. Butler went to St. Paul Tues
day morning on a, business trip.
| Wheat has taken boom and then fel
back again during the past week.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

# & CLANCY 4 Baxter. son Of 1ge Baxter,
and well knew by many Little Falls
people, has gone INFO q law partnership
with M u DAILY at Fer, am. sS /, .s5is ri
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

E Fl !. N. 8. N. McFadden is at th
Central Saloon. 81. 1t \ 81 s.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

The Minneapolis & Pacific railroad
is now completed as far as Glenwood.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

Wheat has taken boom and then fel
back again during the past week.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

Gust Bridghem Killed three deer nea,
his Platte river camp on Sunday last.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

8 q Z alxsys Isal on crock IsIsl 8
Esfs 81 = 1sSsss
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

Regular trains are now run on the Ell
River and Princeton railroad.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

VIM. Butler went to St. Paul Tues
day morning on a, business trip.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

TUITLB b CHURCHILL.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

. b. s { z z5ss sa RrcHARD BRos. "
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

T. Louis De Meu]es, the st. Paul sales
man. was in town on Monday.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

s 81 Col q N ilton Eeden formsrly special
eovernm timber agent Isl iD town 81
private 'lI bu So Ie IS looking mite
hearty again this winter. #9s IS
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

FUTILE g. CHURCHILL.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-10

HUI. s#s. s OIL: \ RICHARD Bros,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30
11vr srocK MARKErs RY rELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Aug 2s-Cdtile-Recepts last "a hours a. 4
week thus far 525 head for same time at
II head: through eonsgnments 1893 cars OF when
los NewYork Oscars for sale market nominay uh
changed.
heeD-Receips last % hours 200 head total for wee
thus far 81 read for time last week 10000 hea
through. % Of which II 70 NewHork
cars for sale steady Common 20 Fair, 50 20 a.
80 rs Western Lambs Al - 25G rs; Canadian Lant-
g. 90 as 20. All offerings taken.
"a hours 1910 head total for week thus
far he'd for tine last week 5i7l5 head con
through 30 Of which 81 10 NewYOrK ~ cats
sale Light Pigs. g 9Ods4 20; selected
York Weights - b5 dS -; selected Medium Weights - 70
- Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends IS Goa 81 co. AL oner
taken -,
CHICAGO A1g 2s-Ths Drorerf Journal reports Cduit-
Receipts 500 mead. shipments 1900 market lower mp
ping - 90 and Feeders ~ % o- ~
COWS Bulls and Mixed, al 50asS so; Bulk IL 20as2 10;
through Texas steers. ~ ZOE - q
HOgs-ReceDts. $500 head shipments 1000 mar arr,
ping 81 7Oasj % Light Weights IS 75dS4 5O skps - ou
- IS.
sheep-Recepts. 1900 shipments 200 market steady
Natives 81 1884 OO Texans 81 25ds3 co. Lambs - w
- 90
ST LOUIS Aug: 2s.-CGttip- Recepts s26 head; ship
ments 500 market quiet Good 10 Choice Native up
ping steers a. 80 70. Common Far SO 65aS4 =
butcher steers - asa 90 COWS hefers ~ 70 a
SO So socEers Feeders IS 25as4 90 Grass Texans
81 Z5dS3 7j
Heavy 81 % ass 10 Packing. 81 81 "a 49,
Light 81 Oud ~ 80 e--
aiS2 70 a -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30
COTTON MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. Aug 2s.-I2So p. mcotton steady with bat
little doing Mddlng Uplapds 81; DO Mdulng orleans
3l6d oaes-5OOO bales, including 300 bales Tor sPcl
laton and port ReceipslOOO including 300 bales Amer
-,.-..
564d do August and september delivery
G-64i do. September and October delivery
4 8g4d. aud November delivery, l-b4di 90.
November and December delivery. o364d also Dol 40.
December and January delivery 6364d. also 3D. DO Jan
nary and February delivery 81, also l64; do FeOruar
and March delivery. lid; do september delivery o D
tad 100 49,.
American. ,,t,,,t..
pm-Cotton- Futures closed dull Upands Low Middlng
clause August delivery. o-6+d buyers do August AMI
September delivery, U-64d. sellers. do september @hl
october delivery. 3G4d buyers DO October and N0ven-
delivery buyers do November anu Decehuer le
cry sid buyers do december and January delivery
6.-64d buyers January and February delivery, 1u
sellers do February and March delivery Ltd sellers
do. september delivery. bod. sellers. $500 -
GALVESTON 2-.-CottOn quiet, MiddIng. l-Ip 10"
Middlng o rs Good Ordinary. 1915; net and gross to
ceipts IS bales sales l.4 bales stock. iuZ Daies
SAvAxN4H Aug 2s.-COttou quiet. Middling. %, 10y"
Middlng : =. Good Ordinary, nominal Tor new net an
gross receipts bales including AZ bales new
yesterdays exports COastwise ooo Daios' 9'io7 90
took 4.O-4 bales ,,,,,,,..x r oyr
Middlug H. Good Ordinary 1916 net and gross re-
ceint III bales: exports Great Britain. 145 baics
coatise - bales loo bales. stock 49, w. Daica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30
IRE PEIROLhUH RKEE

The announcement Of a reduction 10 the storage
charges of The National TT nsit Company the principal Gus
oil which producers generously digging
bowels Pennsylvania 10 nothing OF Ohio ami
other arorc OF the the most note
worthy week the crude speculation outside OF
tho heavy strikes Of "gushers." The reduction VIII
cut a small figure the present state Of
affairs. because nearly all speculative lie has
been snuhed arket But at time in the dim
future which daily groa DINNER the eyes Of weary car
rics OIL shOu be active movement In National
rust rern,lfes the lower charges would be chunk OF
the FO the investor who l. carry ing on TOT
months for year. the reduction II Compare
uumportnL The Old storage rate was % cents per
barrels reduction was male 80 that e
charge was Al 20 cents for any OIL carIie
mo months Of time. The new rate Is apPhen
pero Some persons hope thai ere ong
the Transit umpaug will inducements Tor chriY hR 1
vond DAY making hfteenday charge al NE fate n -
cents per Too great confidence should not DC
placef % b.
There N no break Of bearish news from the pc
rrollrn fields the yei OF
$500 barrels opening OF seN
ral iarge producing wells but gusher was stiuoA he"
Sonsto m Penn indie atoms point 10 tr opt ne OF
a unoi Of considerable magnitude IN that lO,alll Inc
re OF the Washington wells declined from their MAXIMUM
oufour uf within the months 10 j. probable tha
Inc oact on viii rise higher than those yet
launched possible yield OF 10000 barrels day would not
surprise operators The gauges OF TINS district
atsf nod. TpTn4 al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Aug 30 (>peaaD.-rhe increased move
ment Of spring wheat there $4,000 bushels in at Du
lut Gni wild condition
teriay wheat bushe lower than Friday nights
close kept dun and all day. October sold down
between IS all day The
eps large they larger than they
of all kinds Of wheat Yesterday there were
u is expected that there viii be nearly 800 tomOr
1000 OF Short sales OF wheat now how
ever would be ioohsrdy The temper exceedingly weak
IL Is time. but rallies follow Just such days II
pretty 10 predict another big movement next week
and perhaps little rally after II started co
weak wheat October sold down TO about az onts The
anticipated ree pts next week have turned all The old
ling The close at 7Sd7Sl- cents Tor Dc
toher wheat, amt 424d42A cents for October corn
The today 10000 bushels Of wheat $4,000
o. aud 10000 Of oats The receipts to-day were
cars SOP OF and 3Os II u estimated
that the the visible supply Monday VIII
show an increase OF 10000 bushels The anticipated
receipts Monday 1000 Of and
300 Puts october sold AT 42A cents calls AZ
42 puts October wheat II MN cents, calls =
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30
NEW-JhRsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

o.. and after June a. 1856 VIII leave Yves, east
tsras save from downtown foot OF ay &.
Narth RIVER minutes ssrileg than uon loot OF Wess
Detroit and Chicago $50 900 = OF. ssepscs
~ fous 600 - l0p m sleep-rs through.
Rneso Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara Fslls J 10
$50 |. ~ 800. $40 slcspcrs and eFswiHs room
car Ti,ca and syracuse So % 80 M 600 .sl0p
Highlapd Poughksepsle and klngston $40 '1lo VIZ.
ss9rertcs ana Albany $40 ITO eSo lla5A IN s<A
ecst..l TO- 10 800 $50 II rs m s46 $40 N
crznstou's Point Corpw ali and Sswburg ) TO- IJ
% 80 .iOlO II 25 <l5 8 Top and 900 ~ -
and 200 D m fos Crznston's Corn vail and Nevourg
For Montreal Asd( anads East eoop -.
Hamilton. Loedon, $50 N 900 $40 y IN Toron%
$50 a ~ 1890. . 10 Al. -, -.
saratoga Specials II 70 n ~ 345p m PAior S-is
Isse George II Is a m. Saturdays only 345p
Kaatsrskin Huntsf, HOBART .Grsn6 Hotel stSton ~
Phanlcla 3 10, 900. II IS m. S46p Pailoi eAfs -
Grand Hotel Mountain Houss and Kate, skil VA rn"s
on IL rs and t3 N trains . an IN
Paenvle Cairo aud Mountain House station sio ~, "a
200. II 9sa "a. s.3 "a rsrloi Cal 70 SA''Al' ~
paiy iDaiy except saturday Other trains daily eAeeps
Fer tickets parsor sleeping car sorom
Information apply Al orices brooAcnl 81
tngteB Of 80 FULTON At Annes Omce ioes "A
west shore stations toot EAST foot 81 jay
North River Penn station, .erssy Say 800 -
Express viii call for and check sAxgsSe RON hose's SA
dsncsa Ordors 10 left ~ ticket 9mcss
SyandsrbltAva Genera fssssas~ 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRx pEALrya4


The grain market Saturday presented little
feature OF interest in the speculative line but the demand for
shipment reasonably large Exporters took 49, 900
Of wheat and 600 corn the that
these heavy engagements not known before
the close may explain the timidity cautious
ness with which the markets closed The seadness
the cereal speculation final dealings however
due 70 uors Of large export engagements Foreign al
OF adscouagng nature depressed prices the early
hour but The volume Of trading small that little SIG
cod be attached the fluctuations Cash wheat
= cent The options closed shade above inside
figures but down hcent as follows September s7h4 Octo
Der 8e'1 November 90. December 81 Jan
nary %, May esis cents The decline in spot
corn reached fully Ia = The options ended tribe
above the lowest points but OF for September at 1919 and
october az 5Os but unchanged for November al 81 z
and December az 524 The loss cash reached
lg7l the options closing sd4 cent lower follows
August 81 = September 3lA October 32a November
98 The lard market featureess ending at these
figures september 81 49, october So 81 November SO H.
December - az.
receipts OF Saturday NewYork. Philadel
pha and Boston follows Wheat 426477
bushels corn 9s427 bushels 1880 bushels total
grain Gi24l4 bushels -four. 3062i barrels At Chicago,
Milwaukee and St Louis the arrivals Wheat le6934
bushels 4l0 1853 bushels oats 290l51 bushels total
grain, s97 ,245 bushels; -four, 1884 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30
RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE 2s. 1895.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED sTATEs MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave York va DesbrUsses and COurAndt street
Harrsbars PittsDurg and the West with Pullman
snd cScaso Limited o. Parcr Dnns SMOKING ana sleep
whlamsport Lock Haven a. m. sp m. CORY and Erie
connecting at Cory for Ttusviile. Petroleum.
For Lebanon, 9 a. m. $40 ?; m: and ~ night -
ton Express Pullman Palace daily sunday.
10 m. arrive Washington 4, and SO p. a. arr!ye
Washington ?. IS rular al 20. 500 and $50 4
loo $50. and . p M and y night sunday. el5 a. W.
For Atlantic city. except sunday, lilo a. m-.l Ghrough
For Cape May except sunday. ] p. m.
Long Branch Bay Head and intermediate stations
o t $40 S{ aSS 10 500 ami on 9S0 Sunday
ro Oh nj ana saa 2oro P va HS ' s Ain and
norfolk Railroad. n. every day via Baltimore and
Boats Of BrooEyn Annex connect with al through tram,
Jersey city afordnga speedy and direct transfer for
4es HO% P'i y lS 80 ls 80 . III sSs
900 656a u. 100 20. 3 30 80 $40 aud lO:S5 2 N.
f61a1s "a So 20 $50 go %
50 A. 10 E'o ~ 81 s% U ~ 20 go 81
7iO ' 49, li35 ~ 500 go 6s5. $40. 0s5 and Os'
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave New yos via Desoro'ses and Court
s nd 2 30 . heas Limited and 10 Washington
Limited, and II ~ l. - I, ! 80 3 T. AMI M
p sundays ii ElprSs, IS 900 8 Limited and 10
Trim. y esrns o'l daily -, sIe-p sunday at and
lIIo l. 4 ~ .nd i0A m and 7 p N on
Returning trains leave Br street station Phiiadripha
1901 20. 4O5. 40 4 10. So 30, $50. $50 IL and
lIl5a u.nnled Express IA An % p M y ~
4 3 8 8 IS ~ : - snd 50 p N. On sunday l2ul
$50 O5 40. TO- $50 u, l2l9 1 sjO LAmrdl. 635.
~ and~ ~
SUNDAY.
Ticket s49 45n and s4s Broadway Aston House,
and -srosses and Courtaudt sta No Couris and
Broos" AnneI station TOO, OF ra,Sn ST.
Ticket Once NJ Battery Place and Castle Garden.
The New Nok fnu-f- Company Will call tor ami cheek
hotels and residences
CHAs r PUGH J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Geuefal Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30

nours firm and In fair demand in good supply and the
market quiet; general market unohanred and Western
pennsyiyana super 81 1898 oo do Extra Is 20
Proc pTose:s !. iosss 50 pesssy. Family ssssseaas;
Louis and Southern Illinois Clear 81 0o8t4 rs do straisnS
& Twas. IS winter Wheat patent = q sp orr
elevator. SOC, No. Pennsylvania Rel eoc: No Red
Aug seize: sept 81 q 1864 Oct B7<d87c Now
s9.ass'c Corn weak spot Lots quiet Steamer Ne; s
No Yellow track and depot So Ic.; No. Mixed
Aug 5O65Oc Sept. 40 is6i9asc. Oct. 49sa5 Soc: Nov-
5Oizc Oats Rejected White 29c: No White
$780, No White "a lc; 30 White Ans- 81. 81 &c
d34 October. 94rd34 Sc: Now 80 d59 20
Butter-Pennsylvanis Creamery Extra 2Od2c; Bradford
County and NewYork Extra II &c., Western Creamery
Extra frsa 2Od21c Ch6ese-New York full So &C
sugar-Granulated 6i-c' Confectionery A 5a6ac Re e
cepts-Four bbs; Wheat 20 200 bush: Corn lOIOO
bush. smpments-Wheat $1,000 bush; Corn $500 oush
Oats l5. 500 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET

fEw Iok X ss,urday Aug p. BEEvEs Receipts were
~ care OF - - heasI cars 6Oh-sf and ~
CITY, Total for the h.aa $3.50, LII a. Jersey
week EHDortoIs received 81 aud i,1sr 80, nn iAs'
city slAugA ts!eis NO "eIs Tor Tie narEst ~ .-S' ~
ported. Peel M weak. ~'NoI NO s@rs re-
Shipments reported YESTERDAY
CAiNE Receipts were SO head rroa.,-.
Of offerings. but feeling FOR limited ioi want
Veals '"-HS except Choice
lunch Of Gras-ers sold 2ssc and coumo, o, Dali.
VeAls al 5 071c. 1850 NOHiAoh 10 Prime
Sales Dlenbaek and Dewey IS Grss,or, 2oo - o., "a,
h. al sc 90, $40 n, al ~. So ~ &c a DO ~
Haenbeck q Davis z eals 2sn n o., 81 i. go.
u 7zc. ~ ~ q 10 100 10,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts were 2s cars ~ 4 90,
head-lO care At jersey city and Is cars Al ann :, syoI
Tie week ~ 4Ss head aeaHs; 80 3O7 Le.d AL W. " '"'
Feeling weak us.e slow the pens we're moi rl,rsa
sales Oi Common L. Good :. sep were 4. z - a. Sc - -
mon 70 Choice iAmis ranged nom Ia ~ ""' S"hi
several cars OF Nety Prime asadas on 40
o. a, % 81 ., D.Ney 81 PenIsy lvana Sheen 50
r. al &C ~ western 90, ~ n, At Acc SO DO I04 n N
~ % PennsyisAnla LAmDs % q, al 5c b5I Canada DO
Aalisnbeck Dayis ~ indAzna Sheen lO2 N at Al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30
HARIEN RIVER BRANCH

Trans Harlem River Station corner 1870 st. sna
River rached Nv Thrd Elevated Rauroad, daily
except Sundays 645. so. TO- To- II IS m To- 5o9
Point Hunt Point West Farms Van Nest West chester
Tmp.ons Bay Chester Pelham Bay Barlow Clty Islam u
Pelham Manor zns New ehele connecting At New
Rochelle trains for ali points the man line OF inc
NewYork and Hartford Railroad, Shore Line
and Air Line Dvisionsi Kew-cansan. Addletown, New
britain and Sued and Boston and all nts east
Midnight tram New Rochelle and ali intermediate SKA
lions al 1910 q. m daily, except Mondays. -
Sunday SeW- Rochelle and all ntermedAS 50
At 1901 and 30 the latter tram conhee'
New Rochelle with way trains 70 stamford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30
MEXICAN NATIONAL RAILWAY.

Bondhoders invited deposit their bonds w'h 'n'
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NewYork, unoor
plan Of reorganization prepared by the Bondholders OonI
tee Copies Of this plan and be obtained rom
the Central Trust Company the Office Of the conA''ee
No 80 Nassau-st.. New-York-
SPENCER TRAsK, sEIAH CHAMBERLAIN
JOHN DRRUYTER, HENRY AMY,
GEORGE BURNHAM CHARLES J. CANDA.
SAMUEL B. PARSONS VIM E. D. STOKES
AUGUST RUTTEN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30
1877 Northern Canada Lambs 90 n at Sc, aas canAdA do

1877 Northern Canada Lambs 90 n at sec, as canadA do
Newton Gflett 227 Virginia IAmbs 81 D. st sxc
p S Kase 10 Jersey lambs. ~ n. at 5sci 10 Jersey
Fwes iO9 70. Of 3sa
j. p sader Cos 1873 Kentucky sheep. 100 At 90 90
l5l Ohio 81 D. at 4So Al do 81 H. at 4c 232 do SO n
at 40 Virginia Lambs 81 q; at 4c 1I9 do so n. at
4Lc 21s Kentucky do, 90 10 at $50
H. Pdcock III Ohio sheep 81 10 at 4Lc; 80 Virginia
Lambs 90 ~ at So 27s do So b. 4sc lie Canada do 20
n at $50.
HOGS-Reoeipts 20 cars Of 2772 head-l4 at
Jersey City End at 4Ohs Total for the week 80
against 30 Is head alive The
feeling is tre firm State Hogs may be quoted IS ass %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE -
Il sUTRO TUNNEL COMPANY

The following copy Of adopted by the Boar
OF Trustees Of the Tunnel Company at meeting ne
August 2. 1856
Whereas This he OF January
1871 execute an indenture OF mortgage 70 Messrs Mcc
Bros Co. o; London 10 the payment OF money
vsnce and 10 be advanced 10 this Company payable on
1891. upon default being any halfyeary
payment Of interest thereon;
And whereas The principal due under said morgage
the 1897 s62 So and the overdue inter
est thereon To the Of t63Ss73 H. and this company Is
without the means OF paying the
AND vherras the above named mortgages have now
action the United Circuit Court for the stre OF
Nevada Tor the foreclosure OF the said mortgage a
has been appointed by said the affairs OF inc
Company,
Now therefore, resolved Board deems II proper
that the act above stated should be made known 70 th
holders OF this Company residing and about tne w
New YORK by giving public notice thereof in oruer u' J
may take such action In the premises may seem 10 e
best
And reeovef That the he and he IL hereby m
cause the above preambles o De
published three week for weeks in The New
York Tribune and Journal OF Commerce.