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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-30
FINANCIAL.

lsl sonal property, household furniture,
horses, etc.; also on diamonds and jewelry !;
commercial paper discounted. Security
Loan Co., 325 jackson ST., j. E. Flanagan.
manager. 1929
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-30

EMPLOYMENT- Some light employ
~ ment by young man of good references.
Address w r, 395 John St 6
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GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS-Good places
~ for girls at the Bee Hive Enterprise
Employment Office. 1872
GIRLS-Wanted at once to fill good places
~ at the German Intelligence office, 50
West Tenth. 1872
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INT ERCHANT TAILORING and Gents
VI Furnishing Goods Business For Sale
Cheap-First-class location and doing good
business; big chance to get into an old es-
tablished business; only small amount of
cash required; will give time on balance or
take good unincumbered real estate. Address
Merchant Globe 1887
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DARTNER for Il to be established promis-
ing business; Il capital of 81 90 to
i5oO re991rea; noenng out inc r Hdd cas3
IL, Globe. 179-lS3
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II OUSEWORK-Want girl for general
LII Homework: one who can cook: Ger
man girl preferred. Room u. third floor,
Herzog block, Fourth and st. Peter. z
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~ my entire stock of groceries and fixtures,
cheap; long lease. fine. large plate glass
show windows; good location for q young,
enterprising man. Apply to Davis d Brown,
Jackson ST., st. Paul. 171-S4
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GIRLS-Wanted, good cook: German pre-
VI ferred. Also second girl intelligent
and understanding care of children. Apply
at 639 Cedar St. 6
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II OUSEWORK-Want a girl to do gen.
Ii eral homework. IS College av. z
HOUSEWORK-Gir for general house.
IL work in small family; no children. 296
Aurora ay. z
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A GENT-Wanted. good active man to ham
II die fire insurance. For particulars adj
dress X 81. GloLe 1882
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ENGINEER-Wanted situation by
IL frst-class engineer, to run either rotary
or stationary engine. No objections to going
into the country. Address, Thomas Riches,
347 Sherman St 6
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DINING ROOM GIRL-One that can
- room at home. No Name Restaurant,
149 West Seventh ST. 1882
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X
l. paying business. 461 Peter st. 1S1-lS7
Dor SALE-Stock of hardware in thriv-
u ing Dakota town of 1000 inhabitants
For particulars address Lock Box 10, Woon-
socket, Oak. Noah Keller 1888
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EMPLOYMENT Evening work; ac-
- counting, pasting, copying or writing of
any kind Y
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L take one-half interest in my dry goods
business; one who could furnish not less
than $1,000 cash A No. location and good
trade; stock will invoice $1,000. Address
K 70, Globe. 1873
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4 NOOK = Wanted, good second cook at
~ Davis restaurant, So East Seventh st.
1903
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533-Nicely furnished al
- cove room; use of bath lS2
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EOR SALE-Good paying hardware bust
L ness at a bargain. Address P. box III,
Faribault, MINI. 1S2-1SS
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MONEY LOANED on all kinds OF per
Nl sonal property, diamonds, jewelry .furni-
ture, horses, etc.; commercial paper and
time checks purchased. E. w. Leonard u
CO. 126 East Third St 24l*
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COOK = Situation wanted by firstclass
~ cook; good references; wanted situa-
ton only for hotel. Address w. Barnard,
1901 First st. north, Minneapolis Mimi.
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A GENTS-We have several new books on
II which we give very liberal terms: write
for particulars. Empyreal Pub'g House, st.
Paul. Mimi. 1854
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DOR SALE-The lease and furniture of Il
L 22-room house; this is a good opening
for parties wishing to go into business in st.
Paul; a small payment in cash and time OH
nished, rooms in first-ciass condition, with
modern Improvements; will sell the whole
or one side, eleven rooms; is doing paving
business. Address 10, Globe. 1898
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+ EMPLOYMENT = Evening employment
~ wanted by competent young man in store
or copying. Address O. 81 Globe 5
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FOR RENT.
ROOlms..-COntinued.

SEvENTH ST., 272, EAST, sCHUR-
~ meier's New Block-Two front rooms,
suitable for office. Apply at room l.
1S1-1S3
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C1 000IN FIVE YEARS by paying
rIsOOO small monthly assessments.
Agents wanted. Union Endowment Associa
ZION, 81 Union block, ST. Paul, Mimi. 1883
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II OUSEWORK-An experienced girl for
Ii general Homework; must be a good
cook. Call at % Iglehart st. between and
S 30 in the evening z
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II OUSE-For rent, house of nine rooms;
Ii 722 Ashland av. 174-1S3
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DARTNER-Wanted, partner in an estab-
L lished manufacturing business: young
man preferred; 81, 500 required; worth in
vestigating. Address Manufacturer, Globe.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
miscellaneous lsllsiness Chance!

| ~ fectionery and ice cream parlor; cheap
rent; No. location. Call at 4S6 Wabasha
ST. 1929
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MONEY TO LOAN-In small or large
lsI sums; no delay. J. c. Stout d. Co., 324
jackson st. 1879
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Offices.

STORE-Large store and basement for
~ rent; No 145 East Seventh. Apply j. F.
George. GiIillan Block 1928
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COACHMAN-A young man wants place
~ as coachman; has good city references.
Address $50 Harrington av. z
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(tOLLEGEsAV., 90 WEST-Two pleas
~ ant furnished rooms suitable for one or
two gentlemen; modern improvements.
l69.S3
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II OUSEWORK-Wante competent girl
IL for general housework; good wages.
4So Holly ay 7
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ELAT-For rent, a nicely furnished fiat of
l. five rooms; all conveniences and loca-
ton central. 156 West Ninth ST.; second
flat 1SO-JS3
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
The STITE OF TRADE.

BA1rxon. March easier MSs. s.n.
nnss2s7s! HIr, 4. ssossjS nI,v 40 .cs - 20 1
DO s,o Bran is sss5 10 patao,co Family IS 40 su
psratvs Patent s5 So whstsouihern quiet Red ~ ssSe
do Amber 20 $3.50 Western lower Ne wintes Bed
ss sDI ;ar spr 4 s 80 Sa a do SG FOR % Ma,
Yellow So = s57c western lower lIIsd 55h is,.c;
Usts arm auirL southern ss1Iic Western White
Al 1920 Western Mixed 3864oc. Penusyvania 80 Stlc'
Rve arm at eso7lo Hay hrm: Prime to Chcoe we.t
;0ssLo 3aoon-Shoulders ia08 90 Csa Rib sides ste
HAMS l20l2ac Lard rshnod sac Butter hrm western
YsnSisc. Pstrolsam steady Hsdnsd !a% ces..
a. soft sr cogpss rsaDsa ,r% =, lSSlss 81.
steamer dal-Cotton l.l6d Flour per ton s. era,s
No I'D Receipts-Fiosr s.39l bbs wh.at 800 bash
Corn $500 busb. oats 1000 bush Rye SOD ouss.
shpmsnuFls ls.4os bsA sals'-whsat 210'Soo ou'n'
Corn 1872 800 bush
BOSTON March 2l.-Markets generally unohanksd Re Re:
cspts-Fiour a. 900 bbs AMI $4,000 SACKS Corr soooo
bush Oat- 49, 900 bdsh- shorts 81 tonA
BUFFALO March 21:-whsat-No; ! Hard dun q, slc
- sskH 10 s9 ov.r s%A chcsso MsI &C. No
North:n ever w,a,', wheat % dnIL ysss s.S 'sssr
unsetried and lswsr. No . yellow 5es9se9oi No. 5
Yellow SIS. $3.50 No. 2 o6'.c No Z s5tss6hc on
track dull weak and lover Ne white Ss &c; No
sSans. Ia o.a.a. ss sso Canada s' so: .'s a?
Bsst Patent spring 81 s5 B.,t Ptsnt Winter 81 IS
Ss 50 per 6sa Il ssGsr M'ss Sna % Ass sss o.
os24 Cd: Winter shorts s23 eos s23 25 Cornmsa and
Oatmeal quiet. EeceptsWhsat 200, hnsa Corn 1000
Corn H. 900 bssI Oats 1000 bush.
CucAoo March ,utursa raueef folio
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 81, 1883.
FLUCTUATIONS OF MISSOURI PACIFIC.
Wednesday March 2l-p N.


The speculation in stocks was directed again
by Missouri Pacific, which is supposed to repre-
sent in special degree the views and possibly
the pecuniary interests Of the present manag.
ment of the Gould Southwestern system. A de-
cline Of about per cent in the price yesterday
resulted in only fractional loss to the general
list, and for this reason perhaps q further break
was necessary. 1t was noticeable, however that
Missouri Pacific fuctuated within range Of l-2
per cent until the last hour, and that then 1t
was selling at the opening prce. The fall from
81 3-8 to 76 l-2 was rapid at times, but near the
close the sales between 70 and IS l.2 amounted
to less than 1000 shares With the aid Of o
further decline Of over per cent IN Western Union,
the effect was general decline of about per cent.
1t ought not to be overlooked that Manhattan
closed 5-s and Pacific Mail per cent lower. The
only other stock that fell heavily was New-Eng-
influence.
The market was active At the decline, and for
that reason the movement was cordially well
coined by everybody. 1t is impossible to detect
the purposes which underlie the recent decline,
and probably the only cause D the professional
character Of the speculation. In n the trading a
view, il Is of little consequence that the Bur
lngton strike is virtually ended that fresh labor
troubles are nearly impossible, and that every
day brings nearer the favorable action OF Con-
gress made by the English Parliament toward tho
Conversion Of British funds is o fact that ought
not to be overlooked by American investors or
speculators. 1t is only less important than the
seen in the European demand for first class Sc
curities, demand that already has delayed the
usual spring exports of gold until there is rea-
sonable doubt whether large shipments VIII be
made The course of prices to-day seemed to ln-
dicate that the general market will break loose
from the stocks that at present control it. The
closing was slightly above the lowest figures.
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
Government bonds were unusually active,
without concessions in prices. There was fair
demand at the offices of the principal dealers
The closing quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
METAL EXCHANGE ANNUAL NETTING.
TURNING OUT a GOOD TENANT FOR ONE WHO
DOES 9pROPERn RusINHsa

TOhNAN0 OOT 0OOD TENANT fOB ONE WHO
DOES PROPER" BUSINESS
The attendance the nth annual the New
York Metal Exchange yesterday small The annual
address Of the president Tallmsdge Deafed. congatu
lated the members upon successful anaiyzed the
ports OF the and secretary and recommended
OF $500 in the secretarys salary. The
tressurers report he said. showed handsome surplus
and the market report shows credit for tho first Time
The membership the last year. $780, the annual
being $50 The secretarys report showed that the
Exchange dealings in iron had fallen in three years from
500 70 nothing while the transactions In tin. copper
lead had largely increased The president attributed
this mainly the Exchange did not furnish
quotations statistics and he recommended
trading Commenting upon the seeressrys appeal for
addition 10 the present building, he was In
clined believe that the Exchange should down
town bearer the other exchangeA
The reports adopted and sx-President George v.
Tompkns offered resolution that 1t the Of the
Exchange that the basement be rented except
nercial proper business purposes liquor
occupies the and pays 5000 rent and p
White said that he willing the tenant
turned QUE, yet willing TO throw away 5000
n there many morallss In the Exchange let ten
Of them contribute $50 each and put the tenant out Then
Vice President william IL. Davo said the Board OF Man.
had agreed that IL for the best interests OF the
Exchange 10 let the basement for legitimate business
purposes" even at lower He read proposal from
Exrcssmsn Rensen Offering 5000 year. The motion 10
evict the nQuordeasr mousy carried and after
passing vote Of thanks tbs onncers the meeting ad
lourr
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
COURT CALENDARs--To.DAY.

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ss :ss s id
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80. sat 1898 1881 i7ss 1887; :, ,.,.,. ,.,,.,.,,
is sos iso H.. ssos is5s ' ss iss
sUfasxE 0ounT-OncuITIPAsr III-Bsdore Beech IL IL
SSs Ss Sss iSss 1911 ii'' 1885,
sunno.ATss SAC cousT@Bsl.r. Of clemsS
a'?% si: s.'sSs
Ncs sraS50s asa ss7 2oSs'1: aas. 2as saa aso. ISL
syrIsIos CoyRrTRIAL T,ss-rAsr I.Sstore ssdTwiok
SUPERIOR coukr-TaIAL TEax-PAsr IL Before Freed
man. i-No.. $50 1857. 1894. l4i4. ell; 1884,
% s s s a ss s Dns''
9g 5sT 4s 1850 aa
COMMON PLKAs-sPEcIAL Trax-Beiors Allen, J.NS T.
ss4a1s e. ~
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New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

commit suicide Tuesday BY plungng into the East
River at Thirty calls herself Is still at Bellevue
Hospital Dr. Wright, who has charge OF the case says
that she s suffering from hys.era and from her symptoms
he believes that she has been thus acted for some tme
In condition she magines that she is suffering from
an incurable disease and this brought melanchoia
She seems realize her position and refuses to say any
thing concerning herself except that she
was not allowed carry her purpose Unless signs
Of pneumonia pleursy apparent to-day she will be
srrsaned In the Yore Police Court 10 answer for hcr
acf
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Mra Ann Crawford obtained verdict for $4,000 yes'er-
day AGAINST the Delaware Lacxawanna and Western Rail
way Company for injuries sustained August 4, 1880
The carriage In which she riding crossed the track
IN front Of IN approaching train 1t was struck oy ths
locomotive and she thrown She had an arm ana
leg broken and was completely scaiped The defence
gas coBuibutory negligence
The suit of Charles Jordan. who is drummer IN inc
als Theatre orchestra the annulmcnt OF his marriage
with Mary Jordan yesterday at the SPECIAL Term
n Supreme before Justice Andrews He clame0
tAss " the ume Of their marriage. October ls ieoo
hsr ART husband Alfred @. Carve, was living The de-
oendaat claimed that divorced om Carve septen
~ r. lsao In PennsyvanIa after being married 70 nm
euf yeass. GAsve died March IA. 1854 Mrs JORDAN
tssnsd that she obtained divorce on the suggestion
q ths panun who paid the OF the proceedings
Ghe decison reserved
An oroer "as obtained Justice Barrett OF The su
prems Court yesterday Charles W. Dayton requiring The
Aqueduet Commissioners show to-day why
irandanus should not be ssued directing them 20 award
William Dean the excavstne and laying
Pipes " Section 10 Of the which he proposed
- 10 for ssl6.els 25
Judgment Tor $500 given BY Chief Justice McAdan
~ odg oeust ysserday in vor q Ann Murphy against
onfd 4uxphy tor Injuries sustained hy falling on the
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

There were no transactions in State bonds, and
the only sale of city bank stocks was Of Fourth
National Q5l at 1876. A..
speculation in shares and almost without cxccP
ton were lower; The largest declines were in
Louis and Iron Mountain IS fell 8 1-2 per cent
to "a l-2, and Missouri. Kansas and Texas con;
sol rs suffered the same loss at &C., while general
s Is dSasd Sea at T mssoa Bss snss ss Se sd Sd
ed 3-4 per cent at 10 A. The other dealings
were not significant. Eric second consols were
a rule the final declines were only fractional.
or unlisted securities dealt IN at the, Stock
Exchange. Cotton Seed Oil certificates further de-
6lasu rsts sold dds IS at ios l-s and seconds
Isl .O0O) at so. Chicago and Atlantic beneficiary
i3OOl at i-s. Chicago Gas Trust POO at SSs33,
Duluth. South Shore and Atlantic preferred fl00)
at 2s, Toledo, Peoria and Western l320l at ! "a
20. Toledo. Ann Arbor and North Michigan III ool
at IL Western EsG~n iona sTs, aT sold at apa at
SO e5, Security n00l OF so, and Sutro Iunncl
u00) at II cents share
Money was unchanged at IL to per cent on
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges s75,57s,7s1; balances
s4,s2s.6a7.
The SUI was debtor at The Clssrng
siasi7O and coin loss Of ss5 7ss The opera
=, 5oasos. The general balance, amounting to
81 60 so45oo, consists of sI4s,as3,s5o coin and
sl2.310. TAO currency.
The United States Treasurer at Washington
received to-day S2s7, 900 National bank notes Tor
redemption. a..
internal revenue receipts were 81 1SS,191.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of yesterdays statement as ronows'
ss I'd ssSs Bee Bee ss5sss
Net m less ssos tenders aaosss2 assessla Inc $4,000
Actual cash In
Treasury vants
esrtsca,ss sas2 $50 sss ses14 s71 Dec SPA
penos,t. in banks 554sas25 SO Ooaoio Ina sssisi
No. ,,,rc. .N7 900 10 .s17 1s2 os7 Ine sas4oas
The foreign exchanges were strong and nom
nal rates for sterling bills were raised l-2 cent
fo the G. The advance was due to an aosence
of commercial drafrs. In consequence OF the IA.
terruption Of the export trade last week Tho
Foliowine ARE the closing quotations Tor bus
ness: Bankers bills, 81 s5 s-4 and "a 81 81
for long and short sterling respectively: 81 S-s
and SIS l-8 for francs: e5 3-8 ana 70 3-A Tor
reichmarks: 40 IA ard 40 i-2 for gulders
In London British consols were steady a.
American railway shares declined In the early
dealings. but rallied slightly before the close.
India Council bills were allotted at decline Of
ii Cd per rupee from last week, and bur silver
quiet at as B. Cd an ounce Ensush sisnd. nar.
French per cents were frm at s2.c1 l,2 ex-
change on London being 25.2s 2 francs to the Z.
Ts S"r sSd Asson sSss Room mss s Sy xdsn
nes, sharss Lake sho, and Michigan Southern Railroad
100 100 sA.,s: cslsssa Burlington md auiau salsosa
SeuVsnss - - a s2lla
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
rox,x SCARED on 4 yrsxYsoAr

Tho Pennsylvania Railroad ferry boat New-fork
was run into yesterday morning By schooner In the
middle OF the river. Tho ferry boat had stopped 70
allow the transfer steamer Maryland 10 pass and a
rug boat with two schooner In tow, stopped for the
anne purpose One OF the schooneS drlied against
the New. York, and her bowsprit tore away eight WIN
,onien In the cabin and they all badly frightened
although none OF them was hurt The fefry boa'
Was lad UP for repairs
THE STRANGE 0xsE 0g ANxIB ADAks
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The tendency Of prices at the Oh Exchange again
downward yesterday The movement was the result of
further liquidation by Western hoders but 1t aaRra.
waited by the unfsvorabe developments In the railway
stock market which and
among the smaller and weaker the long ode
Of petroleum late afternoon the activity Of trad
ing increased and around e8
cents and caught number Of stoporders which has
tened the fs The result that figures were the
lowest Of day. down from Tuesday night and
SO cents under the last price Of Saturday In addition
TO the sympathetic effect produced BY weskness In rs
way shares the from the schcgel WELL Reibold
was effect that deeper drilling had again up As
output TO "a barrels hour The market closed weak
Tho rasge prices and the dealings tsllews
sforkH Hwch C~na
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
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'''s sSS sSss. Lake Erie and Western Rs''sA
shares ess%s. National Bank 70 SsisS
a.1ss Nssgs9 es central Ss Railroad
rs sss,ss tS Central Railroad Newysrsy
200 shares and snS ws Rs
Iis shares Rome. watsrtown and ogdensburs Rais0sd
gsnnyvsns ssI,,'ss Jos -
sS z
ss e snas r s sna Terra ~ Hsao Railroad
ssa ss Isl January be charged TO the Du'
Y, end Tss:s Ssas dss Sys 81. sss Ss
accrued Interest from lst January TO oe charged !" mo
New.York and Harlem River RaIlrOsd LIST mort;
cent s oSn aa
from Isl November last to be charged 70 the puf'
ch,sss $4,000 TER, err aa1e and Eosa mort
per cent eon no a1s 20 he
.ssss:s fis Ss.s ss ss1 Sy ls
rom Isl October to be charged to tho purchaser
S.as sns Sss %
accrued Interest from January last 70 be charged 70 s
ohs and Mississippi Es,Sas Sss s Ys
s6sss snsssr, ,nitfsi is II from ''Nu M
s .es sH ssu ETSs cs%DSs S
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Interest from January last to be charged 70 the
.S 5sassy p. cent % Charged
Society Library Gull psd .lss Sss0s: =
$4,000 900 Xsianso Mutual Company. scrip
siassS Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company scrip
Hss s s Bank 1917
ssarss sarss' NsioHsi Sssft city sn s,ns SsL s0o,o
Cs:s s's Tss;' l'
pesTs sna HUDSON Company los IL
~ ~ shares Inos Central railroad per leased
Company S@ a Ss
sS Shares City Fire insurance Company, 10e
is shares Real Estate Exchange and Auction hooms
5dSH,sv TSws, cS%Rsny 'la
Gsss ss'Gs Ee and Ssefn Company
s 600 fonis and Lansing Railroad Company lss mort
gage per construction bond. due July l. 1852
A' s25 600 New-York Lackawanna and Western Rarcsd AL
Company LIST mortgage per cent bonds due 1871 LIT -
cswapsssr' yssy Sos saTsas ,s Company i mort
$4,000 Oregon Tmprovenens Company LIST mortgage
| 900 Chicago St Louis and New-orlesns Railway
Sc S T osn snd rss assSssh s Com
%Sstsage per cent purchase money gold 00nd
si international Great northern Eailrcsd Com
D'1s g.? Rsps Com
gsny LIST mortgage per cent sink fund bonds due 1904
900 city NSsca,ne. YSs Iowa per cent redemption
4TEsnsss STATE per cent leves bonds due
a SIS 600 Mississippi Central Railroad Company Dor cent
ana Sy s sSa
due dss June 1872 coupons ON srd sS owe, comn.nv m
mortgage per- cent bonds due 1902 January.
Farmers Loan and a.n Trust Company 40
81 shares shares Peoples Fire Insurance Company, 81 Ia
IyRns valley and Coal Company
Il shares Mercantile Fire Insurance COMPANY; 81
6 q hsnsT R's q Maria 90
Sass "a xuSu; isSo ss .. Ian, Mari. .,,.k
s:ns asflS
a is e. lS'ps7sG issa NO.
loan
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