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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-05-28

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-05-28
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-05-28

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEW YOaX DEALINGs

FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.
TRAILING in wheat continues fairly large scale at the
Produce Exchange Yesterdays market showed improve
without any important feature excepting re-
ported buying operators In Chicago AMI revival Oh
the export The by shippers amount
ed 1856 900 bus aud spot lots steady with
change options opened with rather weak feeling.
a later the dealings quickened
with life and prices rent Near the close renewed
developed and the market ended heavy with
Of y follows; october 81 - November S3
December sSA 80 cents In corn cash lots were
lower and shippers bought $4,000 bushels The
tons how sympathzed with the wheat and after very
Kind Of fluctuations the close steady
hest figures and up for october at AGA for No
for December a 49s cents. Cash oats
shade bnt the option speculation was steady
final figures shade higher as fOOws- October
81 =. November 22l December SO and May S6'a cents
for lard and easier,
tn So 80 and the other months tall
% November SO 20 foi December So 36
January ~ February and 80 ~ for the
The receipts al New York. Baltimore Phadephia
Roston ycstrrllv follows. Wheat j32o32.
bnsheis lf7f4l bushels total
grain G5l Cos bushels nonr 80 81 barrels At Chicago
Milwaukee Louis the arrivals were Wheat l3SS57
bushels 1864 bushels: oats 1863 7S9 bushols total
grain. 523. 30i bushels flour. 32939 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01

467sa47i.c. Oats dull: Rejected White Sic: No. White
$685. Ics October. 3l1134 9c. November. 35s93J No
County AMI Now-York Extra 1920: Western Creamery
snrar-Granuatel 5l6c:: Confectionery A. 57.9Gc. Re-
ceip-Flor. GoOO bills. Wheat 10000 bushs Corn 5000
bush smpments Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn 10000 bush'
Oats. 1904 bnsh
PEORIA. Sept; 3o.corn quiet high mixed. $50. 60 ac
No mixed 81 36 Oats active NO. white. 2S4d29 No.
mixed % d25 ac Rye steady No. 2, sSd40c. Whskey
firm IL Receipts-COrn ~ 0O0 10000; 1000
Shpments-Coru. 5000 oats. "a 900; 5000.
LOUIS Sept. 30 Flour quiet. XXX. 80 350s2 -
Family ~ 0aS2 Is Choice So ds3 20 Fancy. So 400
- 80; Patents - OOds4 80. Wheat active: No. Red
CASH ~ iac sent ~ nc: oct. 74Aa74 &c Corn actve
No Mixed Cash s37saSli .c' Sept Si.c; October $40
firm: No Mixed. Cash 25s, &c. sept. 2G &c: Oct
26sc rive drmer at ~ &C Barey-Unchangcd. Butter
500 HayTimothy, 81 90 Prairie 81 90 Bran-Joc At
Bulk MeatsIong Clear So 90 Short Ribs. 81 oG short
Clear 81 80. Lard. SIS 80. ReceiDtsFour 600 bblsi
Wheat 900 bush. Corn lsooo bush oats 10000 bush
Rye. 1000 bush. Barley. 1000 oush Shpmen.-Flour
1000 bbls; Wheat 10000 bu.h Corn. 1000 ousi oats.
1000 bush; Rye. 1000 Barley. 1000
TOLEDO; sept 30 Wheat higher Cash. 7sc oct. 49,
Nov. 7gl,c May. SS4c Corn steady Cash. 4Oc. Nov.
40t2": Nfy i4itc nominal Glover Seed Cash,
So: December 81 ~. Recrpts-Wheat. 10000 BUSH:
Corn. 5000 hus'.. Oats. 1909 bnsh Shipments-Wheat
$1,000 bush Corn 5000 bush oats. 1000 BUSH Clover
Seel 200 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01

California and Oregon exports from July 1885, to septem
her 10 1 M fEs Dsed Exports from ports
period makes az The 5o,a eapor on buSh
sofesSoHsSg peTod fnG iSs4 '''' anu
The wheat crop States in 1886 is about Al
10000 bush and in final estimate VIII esch H p
eona TO about 10 bush of which 100000 bush
may be f %O@ an
aggregate "a 900 900 TO 600 bush plus
900 900 to BUSH OF winch 800 900 900 the com
available Ts%%ndsT q l lS Ss.
600 bush S eTP Sm o. n Tcn to
available export supns, Sepem6er 70 lsS9 ro
gate Exports Of wheat during the mouths
s gSs % i9 be between oo bush in wheat and
iSSe $50 bush The available visible wheat the
whole country for foreign export september 20 Will not e1
OCEAN FREIGHTsTG chief feature in This connection
steady LEITH s%;9 sTsin
S Seade eVS Sash No. grain sS S. hence
e. Italian BARR oS s"i
COON ef1Hf * ceIf %pSS
400 SO SoSg gSs oil af * o eansd Oh r.
hence Italian Sas hence OO SGasa S
e 5,n aTa sSs
62si oe{ si four los: oil cake l0alis ga
t S1fS~ d Ss rem goods.
9sDee asaS bush Yc sas
81, g. Ga Toi@ bacon s aS s
. iSss IL 81 1iI.s Of f
Rspi and Gis 'las
2o S measurement goods rs ,, Sa one though
sas N Day a6 cSGss TGGs
Wheat aSng a Short
and nominal business still confined eA
'lsiyfy .% FIN 5as
isfa' s's .Sfc'' a. asssry sass
Transferable T notices COPPER steady u at
tiees LAKE l5c do chill Bars aai o. s. Lea
s sSel, s1 dull at Transferable notices issued at
S 4 for as s.
q a. q VIM Y 81 .3si
easy ons w%e actual rims so
H uo'ss Sumner cS% yellow SsesSS
aga & Crude srsa% ns Casks crass 6o
Lard SSSSsS have not been
,ers snes our last With hcers
Trading 4 aue SG,oa s a. 5S ps % for
3 81 Clear & b. and s sa
are nominal q demand Extra
India Mess s 81 Sc e extra afs
rather weak CUT nj s4s. and
SJ Hse cree: ~ s tssfa
Rensd, se9pISsIs o sSceca Ha%s
Sohsnsed IN price and dull Long Clear in New York quoted
TIC" ~ West Long Clear 6sac. short Clear &c
DfissED HoGs~1ave varied since our last Win
moderate demand. City Heavy 10 Light at osaosl iss'
ARD-TheTe Is rather more interest a.o e,sn o
To-day and ate yesterday
and 900 delivery week In November beses zoo
went 10 Iener all at private prices Western steam 10
activity October broke 10 points S9snS o w Closing
with slight reaction. $500 tcs October g. D,Sos q 1ac
3yc.; 1000 tcs November, 6.26Ub2Sc closing <.e'
1000 tns December "a 630c closing 62oci 400 cs.
January, 6S4 96s9c closing 6S6ci February cc ,
du Sales so tcs at e4oe Refined auSien q, 500
. private BUTTER, CHEESE ana E.SoS
ButterThe general market - STRONGER WIN An %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01

State bonds were neglected. South Carolina 6s were
mn d At GA Missouri 1890 sold at 100 aod Georgia
cola "a at lll4 or city bank stocks Central National
sold C25l at 1872 and Metropolitan QO) al "a The
an mas declared dend to its stockholders
division of It's captal-o As per cent, payable Octo-
Der 20 .s...o,,.
The market for railway bonds was only moderately
active and prices for nearly ali the speculative Kinds
worked In sympathy with tho depression III lne snare
m rket Erie seconds consols were of ut lo Missouri
Kanss. and Texas general IS d~clnei y to 9o+, aud
the IS of ls az o4'e. chesapeake aod
Onlos were firm, and closed unclaimed al
7sl9 for selles aud 3o% Tor the
currency 6s Rome, WatertowD and Osdeusburg con-
sol 5s ls easier at 1929 Canada Southern second
Is were strong 94SsQ94 West Shore guaranteed 4s
ruled firn at lA0lOl7s Cleveland, Coiumous I'm
cinuatI and Indiana polls general IS were up at lo q
New-York Chicago ST. Louis hrsts were nrn at 30
l5o53s New-York city and Northern general receipts
were urn at 6si d6s under the allscious IDEA that
me Ne York ANA New. gland arrangements are In
some way to grove of profit TO the property INDIANA
Bloomington aud Western incomes we're Weak ana de-
cnned 10 26 Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo
frts were up u At 50. Wabash rsts, Chicago div,slop
dccIined 8, to s9 Detroit, Mackinaw and Marquette
land grants were OF a. Texas and Pacinc Incomes
declined from So To 53I4 1884 Atlantic ana racine ln
comes wers active at 2Oos Orrgon kaiiway
and NAVIGATION 5s sOd at lOo no" loo Oio
gou ana trsts were on AZ III ~ anu
Fort Worth Denv- hrsts declined y 10 o44sh a.,
The following monthly statement OF receps ah1 lls
bursemcnts 10y the Assistant treasurer " o. "' '''" "
for September 100000 .-o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
STATE or TRADE.

no DSgFAo sept ns5 = %n ss
&C 20 YeoT 70 'S MI SG $50 So Sas caSs wss
neTb &C., corn m c Oats &C.
IA 900 bush canal shipments~Whea 100000 Ousn Corn.
Wheat Wheat S SaSa ea. al.O Corn s5ooo T9sh
df We'ter 1r SgDeTne s. 50
s. 90 Patent Winter Whests ii 10 ass Is
Knew Wits SS Sea- M1s Soc aG
steady
1900 oe sor, ig4S ooo 'Sess Corn 2oOo
BALTIMORE sept 3O-Cotton steady Mdling 9ac. Flour
steady Howard Street and Western super 20 81 50
sapsf T. do Extra IS DO RIO eraaa;
s o. sou
sac corn-sousleTn STEADY; Western lower southern
a ga sise. sept l49t4ie;: Oct q a44.c,, steamer
oats rneg southern western White xs
So SIC Hay-Prme Choice Western Ooq 90 Proy
sSi ssf. ANA ana c4 ISS o acGe
Shoulders s9ste Clear RID sides s,.c Hams l$2a &c:
Creamery 22d25c Eggs.i al9c Petroleum Refined e'.c
vefpoo per IGid. Flour is Ga
Sa. Corn s6S OATS 800 GusS
fSaI S. 0Ss w " saS .a. $500 bush
cmcAGo sept 2oF S quiet w And STEADY Choice
Grades 81 5Ss3 Is Aye Flour-sJ 25esS 10 bbls.
Wheat ssys ssss Tlss Closing ssp Nov f%snS
closing 75 May sS7s NO spring Is Corn hyin
30 &C., closing at 80 hc Noy $50 Ssac closing az
g as closing q, 25e; Oct 2is2s &C. closing At
rs NGy ys as: No sc No "a
Tia! sssdNO 81 s M sss rG 3 aos scy 20
closing 50 80 October: 50 2oSsg 80 closing a. .!
Der. 50 S5 S,6 40 closing s. s59s5 S7 october.
CASH IS 3 salisa sncaIdsrs
Hecepts-Four 10000 bbls.: Wheat 10000 bush. Corn
Ga 600 bush shpmens-Flour 10000 bills Wheat sS0o9;
y % wGsa 'Sn Fa%1
ceipts 1900 bush; shipments 400 bush corn-No
H Po1s s. e. lard S. S5 BuKneat, S.
Short E s"t, - az 10 atsl II Hogs
Common and Light sSsOesAoo' FacknS anu shipping
81 80 "a oO. 800
sept; Cash Michigan Red 7Ge No Red &C. Cash Sass
SEPT ,s 7s+s 81 GO. ec Ss w lSG nsW Scc ~
MIySEApolas Sept 3O-wheat No. hard for September
II .c. October III. November 49, Deceuber 74s
MILWAUKEE Sept 3oEcnr dull Wheat Wheat Miner No 81 Sc
o od No. 2Sc hye-No l. 5sc Barey-No 50 e e
1e steam r0 Cash So or sept Sp But
Sr1%ey 70 resi- Dl Gg6
1900 bills Wheat SaSS9 e' 81 1917 Barley SYi5o
pm ,pyLrmA Sept 3O-Flour-There was only moo
crate trade demand and the market was weak snpp ho,
Moderate were fully wants n wss.Sp sn
foaEew crop seo s So do E,iTs 81
PENNSYLVANIA Family ssgodsS So Pennsyy1nia ho s
q 5's sc Straight ss% i
louis and nO, Clear e 90 ss.a -
Sns sasss m S1 SPOT Lots quiet New RED = e1pS
elevator s2e No reInsyis.nAs re- NorepSer
sPssslIsr Corn steady SPOT Lot. steady steamer
NI'a ys ss s7i 1.d N0 and h'S gram DEPOT
September. 4SHe4Oc' October A'TS''"' N''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01

nne grades Creamery, a3oc; Pennsylvania Creamery
2ai2d ~ Western goa IS Dairy haiffrkn
tubs l7d2Gc; Welsh tubs. 90 2Sc; Western Invitation
creamery dlSc Western Dairy l2d lGc Western Fac
,o oyi i2a l6c Cneesc-A better business was accom-
plshed Today representing interest exporters
Prices are stronger state. Oh he; Night Skins 7dgc
western Flat l0d Eggs-Have fair demand at
20d2lc 49,
suGARRaw Sugar quiet at "a lc for Mossses IL 6c
fof Fair Refining and 5c for Centrifugal D6 Refined
steady Cut Loaf Gsc Crushed esc Cubes 6sc Pow
toners a." 5lS-l6d57sc.; Coffee a" standard, 5tc:
once once on - ,ad5as White Extra "a
sTEARINk-steady and in higher demand. sales 5000
city Tic. 100 ties Western, &c. OeOmarGarine quoted nj
&c
TALLOW- Dull and fairly steady in price. Prime Citg
quoted al 4d4 llGc. Sales 10000 n at Lice.
WOOI-Generally firm eooG movement Sellers de
mand full quotations and the tendency Is upward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
financial.

TE'HE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DIVI-
DENDs are payable at III office the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company and after Octo5ei |. 1886
TER HAUTE & IND. COZ PONS AND REG INTEREST
CORNELL STEAMBOAT COMPANY. COUPONS
GIN, WASHINGTON & BALTIMORE AIS. COUPONS.
CITY OF VICTORIA CTEXASl. COUPONS
BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI RIVER. COUPONS.
KEOKUK AND DIES MONIES. COUPONS
SOUTH YUBA WATER WORKS, COUPONS
JEFFERSONVTLLF. MAD AND INDIANA. COUPONS.
EVAN TERRE HAUTE NfrVER BR CHlcoUPoNs
ST PAUL CITY, COUPONS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY WATER WORKS. COUPONS.
NATIONAL WATER WORKS COUPONS
MOBILE AND OHIO r. r. co EXTENSION, COUPONS.
BIOTIA SCHOOL. COUPONS
FRANKFORT SCHOOL COUPONS.
HOPE TOW NSHIP. COUPONS
EMERSON TOWNSHIP COUPONS.
TT PLAIN WATER WORKS. COUPONS
HASTINGS GASLIGHT co. COUPONS.
CHIPPAWA FALLS WATER CO, COUPONS.
GRAPE CREEK COAL CO, COUPONS.
CITY OF WAUSAU. COUPONS
MENOMONIE WATER co, COUPONS.
DIVIDENDS.
OREGON RAILWAY AND NAV CO.
EVANSVILLE AND TEkRE HACTE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
rrRopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Sept INSTRUMENTATION. Cumberland Cut
ass O Long Clear Mddcs. 37s. OBJ Short Clear Middles
37s 3D. Short Ribs lis Oh shoulders 32sO cwL Beef
SIS 81 for Extra Mess Prime Mess 42s 81 Pork
Prime Mess Sis I'd. per Dbl: Prime Mess. Eastern
6i Cd Western SIS Cd. Lad-Amer1can 35s Primo West
erp 34s OF; Lard oil 32s 81. Hams Long Cut. sos. OBJ
Shoulders ID Rnter-SOs I'd t.ior finest ne
States Cbeese-A American Choice. 52s. Cd Wheat-Red
a IS. lOd.: Red Winter. IS. I'd. ~
Ga GENITAL. New No. 2Winer, 6s. Sd. do. No.
spring Cd; Mixed Western. 4s1 d; California No.
lid Is Id do. No 2. "a 6d 06s 81 per GENITAL Pro-
duce-Spirits Tnrpenne. 2Ss 9 do az LONDON 2Ss 3D.
per cwt Refined Petroleum. Sd per gallon Clover Seed
American Red 4gs por cwt TallOw2ja 3D. per cwt..
Fine Amer1can 23s. 3d.. Prime City. DIS Oh. per cwt;
Rosn-Commo. 81 3D. Pale. lis Gil NOs Cd Linseed OH,
ProvisiOns American Refrigerated Beet,
quarters 3D. per 10 Hops AT Lon.
don-New York State. G3 los Oh. n SO l5s OF.
-PrO'iuce-iinsced Oh 42O l2s6dd ! ~
IFS I'D per tn; Linseed 39s. 81 quarter Lin
Cake. los I'd tou: Refined PetIOenn. D 81
as td per gallon spirits OF TurpoDtlne. 2os sd per
Oh ISL tun kostn-ConnOn. 81. I'd per
cwt: Pale IS oil lis Oh PrOvlsionsLard S4s Oh per
cwt for American Sugar-l3s ID per cwt for CUBA Con
trigal go and lis % 2s Sd for MnscovadC
faI refining anuat Australian Taow-Bcet 23s I'd 29s
I'd Mutton, 2Js Gd.a 27s Oh tocOanut Ou-Ceylon 4Za
o. Coclu American Refrigerated Beef 81. Ia loI
hind 2 Oh for fore quarters per SD ny TIC
frames % cenmes paid AMI Il francs % centines sellers
Wicors closed al 81 francs % ceutlmcs per lVO
xlOs ,.- a., ,..
RNEMPs sept VI etroleun-6 marks 20 pfennss
WIcoxs closed at So marks 80 pfenngs per lOo ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
THE TRADE N CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Sept 30 was largo seller
of wheat opening to-day There no other large
selling The announcement the failure OF Gage. Tho
dry goods man touch She low point "a
cents that the announcement was made unit
the advanced Corn sympathizei with wheat
was MP the talk Of advancing cold weather AMI
by the large shipments Yesterday nearly 40n000 bushels
Provisions Of the large receipt Of hogs
tho yards prices there september lard the cor
ncrcd ont on winch sold up To - 30 few weeks was
down 50 Every Other kind OF produce was
weak IN the afternoon wheat excited and higher The
rcnort that ntecp had been taken at New York fol-
seadied market The close at 75 cents for
Ssh cents for November corn ~ - Tor DC
tober pork, and rs 30 for September lard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, csseis' and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET RE PORT.

COFFEE-With an easier option market sellers reduced
cr views for far RIO cargoes 10 II sc The sales ncud
ell 5000 bags No at loac: 1000 bags do at lose Mild
erowtis we're quiet Sales 1900 bags Maracaibo With
free receipts at Rio the option market opened 10 points
cline ruled irregular all and closed further
duction of 1920 points follows January. 935d945
February. a4Od945; March. 940d945; october, $50
Uaio; November 95Od055 December. 9.40d9.45;
total sales 30, $50 bags
COTJON-Prices the actual market advanced
lice today aud for spinning qnite good movement
ported the sales reaching 3i5 bales of which $50 sold
late yesterday The total port receipts to-day 1854
bales comparing with l6.77S bales this day
23.373 bales this day last year
based the American standard of classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01

Inrr.lsr lss6 &76O,7SO
The Clearing House statement TO-DAY was as follows
Exchanges, $ll7,6l9.l49; balances, -. 267.23l
The United States Treasury At Washington received
$3.50 500 National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts $685., aud the internal
revenue receipts S433. lab.
The foreign exchanges quiet and steady At un-
changed quotations for business as foOws: Bankers
bills 81 S24 and - 1914 for long ana aeert sterling
respectively: s. pos aud 5.l67s for fran6s 94% and
e5I4 for rechmarks: 40 and 4O4 for guilders
OF the Bank OF England at their regular
weekly meeting to day LIade no change In the banks
minimum rate OF remaus ~ ~ percent
During the week tho bank lost 9207 900 bullion and tho
Proportion OF its 10 Its liabilities WAS reduced
from Sss to Al per cent against 36% per cent at the
Same tins year Tho weekly statement or tho Bank
OF FRANCE snsJs loss of 100000 francs gold and
o. R1ss,sS francs silver AZ inc Lo9aon nocx
At LOO io- ho,, ~. UNCHANGED lol lilo for
account out eotn nnn.s closed 10lls Money in the
open MARIE, , io' ys.asrSsS Of bankers bills ruled
Stock Exchange nothing saosus 10 me settling
period for securities african
however thereby adversely ancstsd st the op.o
ing this morning sho we'd decirss from LAT even
fngs figures but after The early figures the market
arm ard generally closed with some recovsries Az
Paris French 3 per cents we're of TO 8250
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company ana winslov
Lsnior Co. elsewhere advertise q large number Of
securities upon WHICH TO morrow aud ait6rWard they
will pay the Interest Que.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
To the Holders of the Mortgage Bonds of the
Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific Railway
Company East of the Mississippi River.

At meeting OF the holders of Mortgage Bonds OF the
Wabash ST. Louis and Pacific Railway Company ION lines
OF the Mississippi Rver) the following resolution vas
adopted
Resolved That report Of the committee lof
be accepted that the bondholders here III
prompt assem- OF he ar 70
the the lines east OF the
the PROPOSITIONS the Purchasing Committee u "a
the advice VI Tie Bondhodeis So'0e -
given the said report 49,
Accepting notifications OF the Bondhooers committee
anticipating the practical measures necessary 10 u
compliance Herewith Purchasing Committee now invite
holders OF Mortgage Bonds the main lines east OF the MIS-
ssspp River TO to the propositions heretofore submit
ted as amended the recommendations OF The Bondhoder
Committee.
To insure an early compliance with tho propositions as
modified by the report Of the Bondholders Committee
nrompt decision the part OF the bondhoiders mus
pensable
Books for the signatures Of the bondhoders are open ~
Office OF the Purchasing Committed No 100 broad"sy' Wne
nrinted forms may obtained for the conVeneDse
residents out Of the city.
JAMES r. JOY,
r. H HuBMA RID, lPurchasing
EDGAR T. wELLEs Committee
q. u. ASHLEY
Esv.York Aug. ~ 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS on the

THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS on the
following bonds and stocks payable at the banking
house Mesrs WINSTON. LANIER & CO, corner Of
and Cedar $751; NewYork City, and after October
l. 1856
ATLAS ENGINE WORKS. INDIANAPOLIS.
cordM sifs MSI HHB asocKINo VALLEY R. CO..
First Mortgage Uuguaranteed Is
GRAND HAVEN, MICH,
INDIANA STXrE.
INDlASAPoLIs. INDIANA.
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prrTs BUR- FORT WAYNE AND CHIC Rv. Co.
First Mortgage Is. Series D."
second ,lortgage Is. series " X"
special sioc% ! :, per cent. quarterly dividend
ROBINSON, ILLINOIS.
sTAFF GTSi TOWNSHIP
school rs.
HAMILTON ss COUNTY z fHSDiiSA.
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JOHNSON COUNTY INDIANA S6ii "a
Gravel Road Us. ~
'vERMrLLroN COUNTY, L.DiANA.
WHITE iGG@ GS3SSsSry. INDIANA.
Gravel Road U.s.
BATH COUNTY. KENrucKY.
sLAc cS%E'Sp' COUNTY INDIANA.
RIcn iLn&%iSS TOWNSHIP INDIANA.
School IS.
CENTRE TOWNSHIP. INDIANA
School rs.
WHITE COUNTY INDIANA AN TO-
Gravel Road 6s
OCT 20.
BEDFORD INDIANA,
Municipal g.
COLFAX. INDIANA,
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RENSSELAER,. INDIANA,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
Dusiness Cbanfes.

TOR SALE.-An old established drug store
/ In Richmond Va Of the principal thoronghfares;
cause selling OF capital aud III hcalt OF proprietor
Address I. G PACE No d West Broadst.