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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Bohan Patrick to Chas w Bennett. 49th-st. OF eth.
ave, 80. 102.
Barnes, Charles and wife 10 Benjamin Noez, Bathgate.
ave, c 1S3d-st yrs - 400.
Barnes Mary j. TO Thomas Dunno 70 East 113h.st,
yrs. $1,000.
500, 600
Dennis John J, and wife, TO A Mills Centra-ave. OF
101th-st, ! year. $1,000
Greudentha. Frederick II. TO .Bowery Savings Bank.
cor Wlisayc and l3Jth-st, yrs SIS, 600
Fisher, Frank L. 10 Kate Warner, 9thaye. OF Goth
st. yrs $4,000.
Forster. William. and wife, to Emma Wood Goth.
st, @ OF 9th-aye. year, $4,000.
Hahlbeck. Mary. to CHARLES w Nesbett n 71stst,
OF West Endave. year -. 500.
Hcarn Alfred NJ, to Amy Willis s3d-st Of 2d-ave,
mos $1,000
Rohrs. Frederick. and wife, TO Agnes p Brown. Willis
ave. % H. OF 143dst, a. l1X99 1X25X991 yrs,
$4,000
Same to Matilda and Agnes Brown. same property.
yrs S. 600.
Stevenson Vernon X. and wife. TO VIM p Earle. 59th-
ST, 100 II e 5th-ave, J0y1005. > yrs, $40. 600
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD. n. Y. C.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C. &
w H. r. r. r CO.. Lessee.-Tralns leave West 42d-
from oSt q c saa y pero Laaoe
Ma%lisSn . % :Ss a 3 90, : - M Louis
Montreal cshads East . 90 p m SIaS.Ss rails syr r
1915 M 800 s - ;is p m Isnd Il n, for gtIes
us 20 :55 all 80 and - 90, % 90 IS is y. M
Newburg. 10 10 M 10 $40 s;4S p m. Hayer-
BSnsq Sgss DerOi ' cSpsasSo
St,cr trpii daily sScsgP, sundays Leave Jsssey
Nest shore bore station, station AZ 80 M - 80 For
loot q Fuiton:sI Newycrk city~sos and ess Bross
sson WIZ & is foot q an9 9ay west sAG f
hotels and residences. 70 r. LAMIERr. ifem
General passenger Agent vanderbntava. N. r. |
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MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.

NANTfATTNN EAITIWAf OVNITNN1,
II Broadway, 49, 100
NETWORK, october 18th, 1888:
rINHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the sharehold-
i cps Of the MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
Will b. held at the Company's onee In New YORK Nity
No. II broadway, the second "Wednesday IN NONen-
bcng The lith day OF said month"; at IL oeock
4 Board OF Directors for the ensuing year Is to be
elected, aud three Inspectors Of Election.
The Directors thus elected will b. eNonico Directors
OF New Elevated Railroad Company and OF
the Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company for the
same
The transfer books will remain closed from October
10Th. o'clock D. H., until November 18th, at 10
c'cio@k q -,
ID. w. McwILLIAMS.
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OFFICE OF THE

OFFICE OF THE
Fort Worth, Texas.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-
er, of this company will be held 90 the office OF The
company in Fort Worth, Texas on TUESDAY, Dec IL,
proN., at 10 o'clock a. m ,,, ~. .
The tiarsfcr books will close on Friday. Nov. D. at
rs D. M and viii reopen the 18th day OF December
~ ~ oeIO1" :" :" w A. ROSS. Secretary.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFEES-N r. cITY
3daye G s. 1891 It OF 159th.st 50xl72 1xoOx ,o..
1G96 Pauline Simon TO William sykes -: q slo,VoO
eOth-st $ 1868 It G OF 9th-ave, lS.9X1OoS; ....
Charles w Dayton, referee 70 william fofster ZO,UOO
D'g RepedIct A Klein H,75o
'', Jonas p'W Vel and Bernhard Wen 1850
10 ss,a no w Nj Of Edmund Benjamin $4,000
3dave, g :, 1899 IL r. OF 159th-st JOXl12lXoOx
1896; Newbury Lawon and wife to Pau - ooo
71stlst MS n s. $50 It W Of od.ave 5ox1oo.5; Ma
thaniel Wise and wife TO S'gmund Bergman 5o,2oO
Watkins and ID wife to to Iiiard Low 10000
111th-st, 1879 IT. OF MatsOnavc, 2o3x
Hand to Henri Henetta Magnus WIZ an" 225Oo
75th-st s. 230 ft OF 3d-avc, 20N1022; the -. 49,.
Jacob Hoffman, Brewing Co TO Ida ilolmann 2O,OOO
Nisbctt to - Mary Hahbeck 10000
S2d.st n s. 5SS IT, Of lOthaye, l9NlOZ2; ,o
William III Stafford and wife TO j Lcaycraft $1,000
N Garvey to Morris Bernsond 10000
10th :. 100 II Of 9th-aNe 25X100.f John
Gabralth 70 Samuel Nelson 1000
j Byrnes -. 5000
25A10y35x100; Mary Samuel to Lewis
4s6.st : sG5 IT W Of oth.avc eox1oo WIN. ''''VV'
lam NJ Ondcrdonk to Belle Peabody 22,750
MadisOn-aNe, OF 2Sth-st 2JN9J w Blau-
yelt 70 NJ + De salvador -: $3.50
Il Farley and wife to Mary Macy $4,000
Gardenst n s. lot "a; Myers to > Mapes $1,000
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
RAILWAY COMPANY.

Take notice that meeting Of the stockholders Of the
East Tenne sscc Virginia md Georgia Railway Company
will be held az the Offices Of the Company at Knoxville,
Tcnne the I'd day December, 1885, consider
the question OF approving the for ninetynine years
the Companys property heretofore made in accordance
resolutions adopted by the Board Of Directors Of the
Tennessee Virginia and Gcoran Railway Company
the Richmond and Dnnvle Railroad Company.
The Transfer Books will close at 10 O'Clock a. m On
Thursday the 22d day Of November and reopen at 10
o'clock a. IN. on Monday, tho oath day Of December,
1888.
l.. VI. SCHWAN,
Secretary.
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NJ ORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.

N TRANS leave Chambersst Station week days for
Englewood, Tenaay, clOser, spardlI snd MACK go.
$40 go go p Pa m "a T. midnight Sundays 7.
S"tardav sreciai 10 as noon Additional trains "
Cresskill and way 40 a. m. and 80 p m.
sFor Manuel. Spring Valley, Monsey and Isnhah@
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y Office is hereby given that the under

y Office is hereby given that the under
~ signed viii. until OF the 18th day OF November
receive proposals for the sale and surrender OF two
hundred and tiry-eght G23s) Northern Pacific Railroad
and Land Grant General First Mortgage Sinking Fund
Cent Gold Bonds. par value ST. each at
exceeding 81 100 bond and accrued interest
To the that bonds rendered and pur.
chased they will be selected by on the 10Th day OF
November next and called in for redemption In ac-
cordance with the requirements OF Articles and -
mortgage and will be redeemed January
next at ST. 100 bond and accrued interest
to that date.
Central Trlst Company Of New-York Trustee
BY f. p. OLCOTT President
-Xork
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
or THE
SUTRO TUNNEL COMPANY.

Tho sutro Tunnel Company hereby gives notice to
such OF its stockholders have yet subscribed to its
bonds that judgment has been entered in the long pending
suit FOR foreclosure OF mortgage In favor Of the complain
ant.
One condition OF said judgment, however. Is that all
the shareholders who have yet subscribed TO the
bonds Of the company shall have ninety days from Octo
Der 1883. their interests by paying for the first
thirty days nfyfye cents and for the next succeeding
sixty days, sixty cents per share all shares owned by
Them for which they VIII receive the bonds OF the
company the OF 81 FOR each nyve sixty cents so
subscribed.
shareholder who does not subscribe for these bonds
within this period OF ninety days must necessarily lose his
interest IN the property OF the company.
All subscriptions, together with the shares properly
Endorsed. De- sent 10 the Union Trust Company,
No. 20 Broadway, Ncw-York.
For circulars and further information apply TO the offices
OF the company No 800 San,omes. san Wfancsc0, and
Room 1913 Produce Exchange, N. Y.
THEODORE sUTRO, President
San Francisco. october l. 1883.
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T. RE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4Ol. 81

~ I'll and 9j7 Broadway 1853 - Iowery, 1s7
Battery Place. Chambers and 23d Street ferries New
Williamsburg Newark and Hudson sts- HOboken !;
and New Station Jersey CITY, where Tickets and ParO,
transfer OF baggage be obtained. Express trains
leave 23d- ST. minutes earlier than time shown rom
Chambers ST. local trains to 10 minutes earlier.
daily Day Express, buffet drawing room coaches
10 80 a. No. week days Delaware valley Express parlor
p. M. daily Chicago and ST. ,us Limied% solid
Pullman train OF day and buffet sleeping coaches n But
fao Niagara Falls Cleveland md oheago' Cincinnati and
p. m, daily, Chicago Express Pullman buffet sleeping
coaches 70 Binghamts93 ,0wego. Elmira Rochester.
Rutherford and Passaic-4, As 90 ~ iV,5p
as@n 10 X n 900 30 ~ sS 40 90 no. 42 night
1870 a. IN. noon; las. g. T. J. 6:so = S:so ..
P'|s'iSa i e. s$ q 81 q 30 S,so
Newark and PatersSna yIs NeSarks 3 80
S'sS 70 NJ IL hight Y sundays day 81 a. M M So
s. &c. ia ~ 40 70 3d. 80 10 10 80 80
Il hight Also to RIdgewoOd, 80 a m. 20 n
suaSI3 $;sS m m s IN nyS, AS $50 1913
Ne@b M and nd eo 2;sS so a. m 49, $780,
20 p % d SSaa'4: g. To 80 a. n 80 p n
Gos sTRaay?a 5' = 80 10 80 s:So 40 30
MiddistOyho and Port Je5vs-a as 80 9. 10 80
x m tSa SD from The west arrive NewYOrA
7 '%S ! ! e %GR Ri i.d 10 30 p P FARMER
Gsn,i SUIT General Passenger Agent
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Citn 1lropertn 90 Get.

NEW sx.story building, o5x1O0 43s Pearl.st
Alet rutland WHITING, Beekman-st.
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financial.

DOR SALE.-S1 900 Treasurer's Stock; 1 0
per cent guaranteed company manufacturing machin.
principals only Address CLOSE CORPORATION,
Box l,s7l, New York
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NoETIwESTEEN GUARANTY LOAN COMPANY.
TIVE 9th sem-annual dividend of per cent
on the capital stock Of this company is payable Of,
and after November 1885, at the Offices OF the company
40 Broadway. New York. and Tlrs-st Troy. " "
MEIER & CARPENTER. Managers
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NOTICE OF TIE SALE OF THE MARY


~ LAND CENTRAL RAILROAD.
By virtue a decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
County undersigned will sell public auction
at the door OF the Court T0wsontown Baltimore
County, MARYLAND day December 1883. IL
O'clock the entire railroad OF the Maryland Central
Railroad Company, extending from point within the
northern limits OF Baltimore City 20 point near Delta in
York County I'm State PENNSYLVANIA q distance OF
lands property, estate privileges franchises rolling stock
equipment thegeuntO belonging. including all tho
Interest Maryland Central Railroad Company in the
Slate Ridge and Delta Railroad and in the stock OF the
between e.. Davis and the Maryland Central
Railroad Company. dated August g 1881 for telegraph
privileges said Maryland Central Railroad.
1hc sale will include all property acquired by the re-
ceiyer receivers Of the railroad and all accetons to
railroad and property up to the date OF the confirmation
OF such sale. 80
the Can't either all cash much cash the Court
baltimore Delta Railway Company and those OF the
MARYLAND Central Railroad Company, at Valuation re-
spectiyey equivalent to the dlstfbuuve snare t1eIeoi
the whole bid paid in cash NO Dld vi less
than three thousand dollars Will be receiEed.
Under the terms decree before bid shall be
condionay accepted by the trustee the person or persons
rder I'm som. bank be selected by him, the sum OF
t~o hundred thousand dollars $500 00O In cash Or In
lieu thereof satisfy the trustee NAT ne or hey nave
palfnoe or County Of Baltimore. Maryland, at least
i've hundred thousand dollars (S50000O o. the First
Mortgage Bonds Of the Baltimore and Delta hallway
bs ale will he made subject all the terms contained
Court for baltimore County In the case OF WlHlam W.
Snenee and George S. Brown, trustees, palntn versus
he MARYLAND Railroad Company ana others De
PENDANTS and entered In said court July IL 1883 TO whch
deeee reference is hereby made for further aud more
particular description OF the property ana OF e terms ana
conditions OF sale. ~ w. FEMME. 1tusesS.-
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Real estate.

XVANTED .-Furnshed and unfinished houses for sail
w md 10 let; great demand for apartments EVERITl
DIRECTORY, "a West 35th-
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New York, Monday Nov. 5, 1888
The following sale was held al the IAcnanse anu
Auction Room to-day: , c.
FIVE. story building and lot NO % Washng ton-st,
@ near Rectorst, lot 30.1x5S.4S5Olxo'' IL Il Bach
al
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NEW YORK. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS T. r. CO.
NOTICE.

THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF
i NETWORK, Trustee, Will receive proposals up TO
and including November go 1883 for the sale to 1t Of
First Mortgage per Gold Bonds OF the New York
Chicago and Louis r. r. Co.. in accordance with article
eighth the given by said railroad company
October 1. 1887. secure said bonds.
Trustee reserves the right accept decline any
all proposals. -
BY f. p OLCOTT. President.
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BY ]. Thomas Stearns.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N'
=. 900 q, a. . - tro,h q, -Oxf-o 1x5O,

Receivers sale OF lots on HOFFMAN 5. map Up,
Cambs"leng property, Nos 49,, 800 anu f0'' W."
iOurncd TO November 10
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Railroads.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

-, PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortland. sa
Desbrosses SITS. as follows:
ESQ a. m. :or Catassuqua and intermediate pointx
o. IN. for Geneva Lyons, ElJnifa Rochester PuTalt
and the West. and principal local points Chair ear
Elmira.
D. m. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chat,
TuDkhannock Connection 10 Reading and HsrrIt
burg
$40 D. m. for Plttston and principal nterrnes,...
points. Chair car 10 L. and Il. Junction. 'S
40 D. m for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate poln..
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg Chair car n
o. M for Geneva. Lyons Elmira Rochester. BaraI.
and tho West. pullman sleeper TO Lyons.
IL D. m for Jaurays and informed ate points
trains leaving at a. m. D. m. aDd 3 40 .. m en-
meet for all points in Mah1noy and ale0n coal regonk
NV 49, SUNDAY TEAMS.
8 a. m. for Mauch Chunk. Hazleion and nternedisp
points. -,, ,.,,... -.
D. m for Geneva, Lyons. Elmira. Rochester. Dursa
end the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
~ General Eastern Office. 23J Broadway
g HORE LINE-ALL RAIL ROUTE-FOR
- Boston, Newport the East Express leaves Grand
Central Station at 1000 and 100 for Newport
Providence and Boston, 100 D. m. Limited Express foi
providence and Boston IL 80 D. Night Express foi
Newport Providence. BostOD-dally. Palace PsFor Carr
or Sleeping Cars to destination Dining car On D. a.
.rtr.
Al :
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Business propertp for Sale auo 90 Get

BUILDINGS STORES. LOFTS AND OFFICES TO
- LET. Beekmsn Ann. Fulton. John, Pearl, Will.
lam, Nassau and streets In the Vicinity. rutland
WHITING, 8 Beekman.st
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Dipi0eno Nctires.

OFFICE OF wHTTEBREAsT FUEL COMPANY
Is BROADWAY. NEwYORK. Oct. 81 1855
THE BOARD OF DlRECTORS of this com
Il have this day declared the usual Quarterly
dividend OF ONE AND THREEoUAETEIS a 80 PER
CENT out Of tde earnings for the quarter ending September
30 PAYABLE at this Office and after November - 1875
20 stockholders u record that date.
The transfer books will be closed from November Il
November IL, both inclusive. c. II. PAEMELEF.
un.aeu
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0lnsiral 9nstrnmcnts.

A NUMBER Of slightly used upright and square pianos
IA Of make. which specially selected and used
the Of the Metropolitan House Company
during the past opera season, will be sold liberal
reduction from regular prices.
WIN. KNABE CO.. 112 5th-ave.. above 16thst
w ALTERS PIANO WAREROOMS. University place
w 1oth-s Choice Cabinet PanofoItes
terms rented exchanged. Factory. 81 West 13ths
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iJanein9 Ara0emies.
A LIEN DODWORTH. NO. 6s1 FIFTH AVENUE
N Glasses ana private lessons now open.
Glasses gentlemen will commence Dec. 3
For terms. send 2-cent stamp for circular.
A LEXANDER MACGREGOKS
n Private lessons and classes III dancing -
at OF Mendc ssOhn Glee Club. los West 5Sth-st
Hall TO let for private entertainments
A -KNICKFRROCKER CONSERVATORY, A West
n. 14thst-Latest society and fancy dances waltz guar
anee1 private and class day and eniuR Glasses forming
CARL MARWIC'S Friday and Saturday classes at the
" Vienna 1871 East 0Sth-st. commenced october y.
Applications, Friday and Saturday from TO D. IN. Ad
dress letters to private residence 9l1 7thave.
l. ERNANDO'S ACADEMY 1G2 East 55thst. (Bank
Il Bulding). A school for Dancing. Department and
Casthenic Exercises. Glasses forming send for
circular.
q GORGE w. WALLACES CLASSES,
VI 90 West 59thst. and HARLEM 129h.st. and 4th
See circulars.
WALTZ taught rapidly private and class lessons all
w hours: moderate CADTIERS DANCING
ACADEMY so 5h-ave.. between 18th and 14th
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Moncy. nonds aud STOCKS.

Nrw YoRK, Aug 4.-Moncy on call easy
! at var per cent, closed offered nc y per
| cent Prime mercantile paper ill@G9 per
| cent Sterling exchange quiet but steady, at
| &isiA for sixty day bills aud ELsIA for de-
mund.
Government bonds were duh and steady.
| State bonds we're duh aud steady.
The stock market today was intensely
| duh with the exception Of the first hour,
when nearly ouc.hull the business Of the
entire dag was transacted and was alternate.
Is weak strong and stugnunt, with prices at
the close generally u shade better than those
| Of last evening. London manifested consid.
cradle nn Niriy over the Presidents message,
| and this feeling was reflected here before the
opening, aud Canada Southern aud Michigan
Central, %, the lines most apt to suffer from
any trouble with Canada, were specially
| weak IN the early sales Supporting
| Orders which had been placed In the
| market, however soon rallied the list
and confidence was quickly restored.
lackuWlnun was the strong feature In
the forenoon seconded by Western Union,
The former being bought again ON the pro.
posed increase IN the prices for coal aud the
latter on the large increase In earnings
coupled with the talk oi an increase In the
rate IT dividend. The other stocks were
very quiet, but there was some animation
w NhIlNfIU lhillli IIflfIFfN w lllt Nlhla
noon, aud IL wns strong in the face ui fall
ing market at the time. The transactions
ware utterly devoid IT feature during the
remainder NJ the time, aud the trading In
the general list was fairly Insignificant
throughout The decline, nt the opening
reached q. per cent In the general list, aud
Canada Southern was of I per cent. aud
Michigan Central i,s These losses were
further increased hy small fractions before
the ruom recovered irom It, scare, but after
that time the market moved up rapidly nm.
al the best figures WEN reached, which was
generally bvturo II O'Clock.
Al animation died out NJ the iist when
! the upward movement eliminated, and d
| heavy tone was developed which extended
| Ia all parts IT the list though the move
mcnt WIS exceedingly slow until the last
| hour whom some pressure was brought
| against the list, with thc result Of Wiping
out most ul the early improvement The
close WIS very dull. but heavy tn weak ut
irregular changes from the opening figures.
The final changes are irregular and Tor fac.
tiuns only except IN Canada Southern,
which Is down - and Michigan Central 1
per Cout
The railroad bond market was dull though
the Fort Worth n Denver hr,ts relieved the
| munutuny with some activity aud strength.
| furnishing tlUlU1 out uf the total DAY \
business IT tl,uiO.O1 The total sales II
stocks today we're i31l2l shares. Closing
| quotations.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: SATURDAY, AUGUST % 1883.

Of buying during the last hour The range
and volume OF yesterday was surpassed. The
cables were very bullish again, and prices
started nearly &c over last night. There was
not much business done at first quotations.
| The.big bulls thought theysaw a good chance
TO realize and perhaps catch the market on a
decided reaction. In this thev we're but
doing what the smaller ffy had done twenty
four and forty-eight hours before. They
sold freely on the hard reports, and prices
declined for an hour and went down from
the opening figures about nc without
touching last nights close, But the buying
was too general The cables giving Sd dearer
wheat at Liverpool were backed up by the
worst kind of crop news from the northwest,
and the big bulls and the little short sellers
Of the morning turned in as roar
ing buyers about ~ o'clock. Late
cables added TO the excitement and
September having sold from 9OlEc down to
500, and rallied slowly TO S91Ec, was taken in
thirty minutes 10 Ole, &c over the top price
OF the morning and 2l4c over the close last
night Still the buying kept on, and five
minutes before the close September sold at
0l%c, or PIC advance for the day. The
strength did not abate 10 the very close, and
September closed at 81 nc, or 2Ac higher
Other futures acted closely with September
all day.
In corn, as IN wheat, the common in
ilucnces Of receipts and shipments, etc.
were lost sight of, and there was buying on
the general theory that every thing was
strong and advancing. twas reported early
that Hutchinson was realizing on his wheat,
and that hc was 10 take n hand In corn. The
crowd took hold of corn and individual trad
ing was lost sight Of. September which
struggled hard to stay at Ijc for a day or
two, opened this morning Mt 1870, and went
up 10 iGlsc. reacted to 1890, climbed slowly
back 10 i1isc, and on the closing bulge went
10 the best point Of the day at iGis6iG4c.
There was a steady feeling in oats. August
opened tame at &c better, but reacted and
closed at 80 decline. There was better
demand for later futures, and from Soptcm-
Der to year there was H99Sc advance with
firm close.
The opening prices in provisions were the
highest Of the day, save in lard, which made
a further small gain There was some ac-
tiyity early though as whole the trade
was quiet aud fluctuations not wide. The
strength shown during the early trading
was mainly due 10 shorts covering and the
latter part of the day was unintcresting
Pork for October closed at Sl3g2i4 and ribs
at SS27lE about where they opened, or 2Jsc
and Dc respectively above last nights close.
Lard closed ut S0.32l5 the top price Of the
day for the October option, aud - 70 higher
than yesterdays finish.
The leading futures ranged rs follows
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GENERAL TRADE.

Lard advanced = to Lc, according to
grade, today The lower grades Of coffee
were marked down $50 higher grades un.
changed, Amount Of grain In store at tho
clcyaton-Corn, % ~ bushels oats, l0,Oii
bushels, wheat 49, ~, bushels.
According 10 the New York Commercial
Buii,iH, coffee continues 10 respond In d
measure To the reports u probable scarcity.
but other goods are holding their own in
matter Of valuation.
TuE INV ORLEANS GRAIN MARKET.
Chandler brown 4 Co, of Chicago, to Og.
den Fontainc, Of Memphis Late cable,
very strong, pence higher. The action OF
the wheat market today clearly demon.
stritcs the fact that the crop situation at
home aud abroad will induce heavy buying
on every slight break. Early market de.
clincd ON heavy realizing, but quickly re-.
acted and rapidly advanced under very big
buying Tor long account encouraged by
strong and higher cable. aud rumurs Of war
between France aud Italy, The market
closed strong NJ ton prices, aud foreigners
are taking our wheat In large quantities aud
while rcnctionAur In uplcr indications point
To- much higher prices later un. Curb,
MAU.N
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Iron Mountain Route.
Leaves Arrives
Little Rock Ex.lli5 pm Mail and Fx..iO 20 p m
Texas TX ......-. G.lj am Memphis Ex..- 6jj am.