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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-04-11
RESOLUTIONS,
IN BshAif Of a Frienc who was BADLY
Treated.


The following premablo aud resolutions
were offered and unanimously adopted.
Whereas, Last September. at CooWeescoo-
wee district court house, G. n. our esteemed
fellow citizen, Jas. A. Norman, was tried
under an Indictment lstimulated by a fsel
accusing him OF assault with Intent 20 kill
The jnry hung for WHILE then colludsJ on o
compromise verdict rendered. the most ab-
surd aud outrageous Of all, guilty OF disdgur-
Ing which was contrary TO the indictment aud
law Certainly shis ls preposierousl To take
In such n manner what he prizes moro than
glittering gold-hls untarnished name.
Whereas, The unjust ssntsues passod on
hln BY the court was not acceptable 20 his
many friends, who INSTANTLY signed : petition
recommending him as a nt subject for eNeca-
tive elemeney-present a suitable opportuni-
~ for expressing tho estimation in which We
hold lin as an lnoxious citizen,
Therefore, be II resolved, That We condemn
the eonniyanee Of the Judge at what 10 wrong.
Nhich was tho result OF the base collusion and
discrimination Of the jury. and feel that
the prosecutor acted unfair BY deceptive aud
elAndestins means.
Resolved That the thanks or this com.
munity are due to Hen } Is Mayes. prlncl-
pal chief, for the able aud Impartial manner
IN which he and his council has uniformity J
performed their public daty, Issued out jus-
tice In our friends circumstances, speedily ao-
quilted In form OF a pardon, which by all
means should have been dene by She c0urt.
Resolved, That this mishap viii not maj
his spotlosa reputation. We have known him
nom hia youshful days, can say with esteem
aud much truth that be Is = gentlemsa viii
an exeellcnt code OF fpriRciplekeEA good NOR.
al habits
Resolved, That We are preud TO annonnc,
With munh respect that we are 40 fortunate a,
10 have such young man IN our midst.
Resolved. That he carries with him Oh,
good wishsA OF an who have had the plras0rt
20 know him, aud we iraat that his future viii
b. as bright and prosperous CO hs can antlol.
pate or desire.
Resolved, That our hiend be rendered N,
premabls and resolutions. ~ token OF oul
rcspcet and eepea be furnished to the INplAs
CHisFrAiN, MuAkogee Phoenix aud Chsroke.
Advocate
Carr. WA JAcKsoS,
J.. IuonAs SAfLok,
A.. 4. 0Asuoh.
W. D. ClINaAN.
COMMITTEES.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-04-11
Missouri, Kansas & Texss Railway.


On FEBRUARY 9TH, q reclining chair car SER
vice was established 70 run daily between Sc
dalla and Iannibal, no 20 leave sedaiia.
nsrihbound, on train No. 5Oi At 1910 p. m. .,
arriving at Nobefly at 1 80 a. m. and at Han
nibal az . o5 a. M connections made at sober
ly with wabash Western trains, for Council
Bluns and omaha, Otumwa. Dss noines,
81. Paul and Minneapolis, and 81 Louiai at
Hannibal with trains OF Chicago, Burlington
aud Quincy Railroad. and wabash Railway
for Chicago aud all points Easti South bound
TO leave Hannibal at ~ 10 a. m AFTER the ar-
rival Of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
railroad. and Wabash railway from Chicago
aud the east arriving az Noberly at2.f5 a. m. 3
making The connections OF the trains Of the
wabash Western Railway from Omaha. s,.
Paul. Des Noines and Cttufnwa, arriving At
sedalia at sos a. m, connecting with the
through Pullman sleeping car service for
Fort Scott, Parsons, Denison, Dallas, Fort
worth, Waco, Austin and San Antonio; con-
nections at Fort Worth with Pullman sleep
ing cars 20 n Paso. Los Angeles and san
Francisco, at san Antonio with Pullman
Sleeping cara to City OF Nexloo via Eagle
Pass. Mexican International and Mexican
Central Railays, and via Laredo and Mexican
National railway.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Sedalis, Mo.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-04-11

Ifyou hntnr ofhuue hnts y-u ouzh 70 buy he new
hoot, rali1cra American Arcfltocturo, every man
.emls. egd.y, pfsrafsd ty falsr' iaia Co, ths veil
Tbs aeta uulaeia ny iuisndsg nui oAsFsiis
utaftstid thateAn and % ht hortt h pa
svsy5y hgyuit tsb ctaali And aatt erulas sofh
haif Haiiug kFay four hundred drnviieG In
anf ~
d-Hid v iuh hs frss haiti b easily Fs,.hsd IS i
Tf hsk eaaaps ~ Paesii fuchstiu iis, and q
afs lspas e.;st giving ranti es, s ui, ptleetvs ssv
drfcI ions aual ofc0rfirurfin,
work snd nrfuelsui How 20 Uuild " Coiisrss Niss
u0ats iiauiti, rrh Block irs luitsha or city saiaIh
and eoantFy h1uss &C. hs farm and wuAurasnt homes ~ al
seeui O. coiyi and eost1T fo go % g. ~ .li7 haIn'
fiat hclad Hauie Jcrn Halt Churtiss, ani other Iuts
tuia togsfhsr sh slehaiut f1f af1auact, And afrs
aouai ofiustan on s sIeu % hudinr tslsstlat " t
snraYildnt Arclfcia. Nis worth any vii
tsni ta paper - nal osisi rsosVt ios bauu
eot, taho Atletl III edalt J, q. OelNt lHtsHHht
A. b. ia 1i5L 81 Liels ~ Nss fork.
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CHELSEA NOTES.

-Graas pisntyi cattle looking good.
--BoOmers passing every day for Oklahoma.
Lewis Keys has bis mill gow running
at this place, TO grind corn meal.
p Henry is going to build three thou
sand dollar dwelling house Just back Of his
store. SO may the good work 20 on.
Joe MeSpadden aud wife celebrated the
tenth anniversary OF their wedding, to-day
by dinner, to which number Of friends
were invited. Health, happiness ard weslth,
we wish them.
April {. Iss9. Use. NJ.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-04-11
A CARD.

Having advertised q reward for one 3. r.
Grovel, Iwsh through the same medium 10
state that be returned my horse last Thursday
avening Of his own accord.
Nlnita Apr. 9, lssg. J. T. GuNTEH
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-04-11
IPRIyATE,)

(PRIYATE.)
Office Of ". ". MILLER d CO., Hardlcare Dealers
Vinita, L. r., March 2T, 1889
Mr.. CH1EFrAIN:-
Wehave not time to prepare copy" for a change
of our ad. and will leave it to you. What wants
to impress upon the people the truth that We have
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Of asery description and selling them at the
prices which asked at Seneca, chetopa,. .cOGeyve
elsewhere
Please call etieption to the fact that have
made another ouson DsfLed Wire as follows:
Galvanized ...-.-s., N. s4lo per 100 lbs.
Painted .........,.............. $3.50 per loOlbs.
WV A1EAEi \ %
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-04-11

Preparations Made for q Systematic and Careful
cew Hunt.

According 70 previous announcement a num-
bsr Of The catt iemen Of tie Cherokee nation
and the vicinity Of rulaa, met In ,ais'oity last
Monday morning FOR the purpose of arranging
for the spring round-ups WIN little, Esq
was elected president of the meeting and NJ
E Milford, OF The fNDAIS CninTrAfN secre-
tary.
IN Informal discussion OF AFFAIR was had
and general regrets we're expressed tha, Of the
gentlemen engaged in the cattle Industry in
THE country, 40 few werc present. Reports
from a number of persons were recsived on.
dorAing the movement and giving assurance
Of thorough cooperation. a disposition 70
take decisive action was manifested. aud 10
that end. upon motion, committee wna hp-
pointed 70 prepare plan for tho work An
adjournment was then taken until one o'clock.
On the reassemblng Of the members. the
following report was presented aud upon mo-
tion OF Judge CLARK. ndopted without amend
ment.
First-Than an outat with -four wagons. in
charge Of Goo. Porryman and jim Crutchheid
shall begin work at Vann's iake on April 20th,
work up verdifrls and the Arkanaas:to Miis'
ranch AZ this point Jack Mills and Iigo
blythe will take ths outfit and work mrough
TO the Kansas line
/ 1econh-hn outht or four wagons In charge
OF Hayden and Jim Taylor will Incet az
Gibson station. April goth. aud work up
| Grand River 10 Hall's ranch on Rock creek
where Jim Hall Will tata charge and carry the
work through 70 the Kansas line. Mr. Taylor
will work mp the vcrdieris 70 Drake's, at
which point Dink Donthitt will assume charge
and work the outfit up 20 the Kansas line.
rhird-Two wagons IN charge Of Dink
Douthitt Will meet At Chouteau April 18th and
70 TO Fort Gibson and work up eaAt side OF
/ Grand river.
! II was declared TO be the sense OF the meet
Ing that all expenses should he accounted and
appor,loned ont and settled by the varloas
! parties In interest
II was further decided that list OF the va
rlous brands be furnished the several cap
/ tains
All captains were Authorized In case OF re-
fusai or neglect Of any hand TO perform the
work required, TO send tae same back 70 the
ranoh and report the fact 70 bis employer
Adjourned.
wN. LIrTIN, Presidsnt.
NJ. +. MILFORD, Secretary.
! Among the gentlemen present were W. y.
Halsell. Coo. B. Porryman. wm Little.
Dink Douthitt. Frank Billingsise. W ).
Strange. l.. ". Marks. Geo. w. Clark, Sam
Hall, c Hayden, Jim THyior. Charley Royn-
olds, w .. Hogan. Gryson wills. W. 7.
Beetty w. Z. Patton, J. Q. Hogan. g s.
walker, ID. l.. Derny.
Several other ranches were represented BY
those present.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-04-11

spring time's come, Gentle Annie. The
martin aud tho mocking bird are hess too. to
be followed later on, BY the Juicy spring chick
en-. The alternating tlck and the festive nsa
have come forth With the celestial violet, the
modest blue-iet and tho graceful anemone
aud are beginning 10 make things lively. The
dos-wood-you may know It by its hark-and
the red bud suggest sweet 'tater'' planting
time. The housewife is busy with her seed
planting and garden truck" and keeping
things warm like, by more orders than a
"rampagious" Arkansaw mAlltla "cAptlngp
could think ofin drilling his company on a
general muster day The farmer Is busy with
his "corn-plnntin, o" aud keeping even with
the moon, ns to when TO put in his 'lriah
taters " DAD.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-04-11

The cAres OF state engage, as usual, the at
tention ofthe authorities up In the capitol.
There the commission on citizenship are buoy
IN finding out the 'Ingin, 4" claimants to eitl-
zenship have In thom.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-04-11

Farmers being busy on thoir farms. msr-
chants stand en- the sidewalks opposite thelr
doors and whistle long meter tunes and look
lonesome.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-04-11

Mr.. Robt knight aud his little son Grover
are daily seen on our streets. Bob says a Bet
ter place could not be selected IN tho nation
for the eolored high school, as far as water.
wood and air enter into the suitablsness OF
the selection.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-04-11

Among the arrivals and departures OF tho
mnny who visit the Cherokee capital, Is Capt
c. n. Taylor lie is as ubiquitous aa = newI-
paper reporter, is hale, joviai aud on the up
word tendency OF continual rejuvinatiOn.
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a1Is0ELLAMEoUS ADS
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-04-11
TAnLEQUAn OS.Dlrs

Robt French's residence. the hnost m the
nation when finished, Is nearin completion.
Itis rumored this week that Spencer Ste
phens. Of Ylnita. has been appointed steward
Of tho female seminary and viii take charge
sOon.
The new female seminary is about nnlshed.
When the iron fence is mp. the debris 10 all re-
moved and she groundz Ieveled It viii preaent
a dno appearance.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. Nov. Is. 1889.
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Hnanrial.
Reorganization
ATCHlSON, TOPEKA
SANTA FE
Railroad Company.

THE BONDS OF THE FOLLOWING NAMED
ISSUES ARE INCLUDED AND sHOILD BE DE.
POSTED FOR EXCHANGE, UNDER THE PLAN
OF REORGANIZATION
ATCHIsoN. TOPEKA SANTA FE RAILROAD CON-
PANY;
First mortgage, 1890. 7 per cent.
Five per cent bonds. 1909. 5 per cen.
Consolidated mortgage. 1908. per cent
& f. Ave per bonds 1920 . per cent
-Four and one-hah per cent S. L. bonds. 1920 Al per
cent
SIX per cent S. secured bonds 1911, 0 per cent
Collateral trust FIVE per bonds 1887 5 per cent
Land grant mortgage, 1900. per cent
cowLEY. SUMNER FIT. SMITH r. r. CO..
First mortgage 1909 per cent.
FLORENCE ELDoRADo & WAL VAL. r. r. CO.,
First mortgage 1907 per cent
KANSAS CITY. EMPoR1A SOUTH R. r. CO.:
First mortg ge 1909 per cent.
KANSAS CITY. TOPEKA & WESTERN r. p CO..
First mortgage 1905 per
KANSAS CITY. TOPEKA & WESTERN r. r. CO.,
Income. 1905. per cent
MARION MCPHERSON r. r. CO.:
First mortgage 1909 7 per cent
THE NEW MEXICO SOUTHERN PAC. r. r. CO..
First mortgage. 1909, Z per cent
THE PUEBLO ARKANSAS VALLEY r. r. CO.,
First mortgage. 1905. : per cent
WICHITA & SOUTHWESTERN T. r. CO.:
First mortgage. 1902. per cent
KAN. CITY. LAWRENCE & SOUTH. r. r. Co:
First mortgage. 1902 per cent
SOUTHERN KANSAS WESTERN r. r. CO.;
First mortgage. 1910. per cent.
SUMNER COUNTY Il. r. CO.:
First mortgage. 1910. per cent.
OTTAWA BURLINGTON r. r. CO.:
First mortgage. 1902 O per cent.
THE SOUTHERN KAN. WY Co.-GULF DIV,
First mortgage. 1925. per cent.
THE SOUTHERN KANSAS RY CO.:
Income. 1927. per cent
THE SOUTHERN KANSAS RY CO. OF TEXAS,
First mortgage 1927. per cent
A., T. g. S. H. Il. r. co. IN CHICAGO:
First mortgage. 1897. ) per cent
CHICAGO SANTA FE CALIFORNIA R'Y CO.:
First mortgage. 1887. per cent
CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN r. r. CO.:
First mortgage, 1926 g per cent
THE CHICAGO, KANSAS & WESTERN u. r. CO..
First mortgage. 1926, per cent
GULF, COLORADO SANTA FE RY CO.:
First mortgage. 1902 7 per cent
GULF. COLORADO SANTA FEE RY CO.,
Second mortgage, 1923 per cent.
SONORA RAILWAY CO., LIMITED:
First mortgage 1910, per
LEAvEN.. TOP. & SOUTHWESTERN RY CO.:
General mortgage 1912. per cent. For che one hnlt
guaranteed by Atchson Co.
THE WICHITA WESTERN r. r. CO.:
First mortgage 1914 per cent mos to 7O1, incl)
THE KINGMAN. PRATT & WEST r Il. CO..
First mortgage 1915, per cent mos $50. incl)
THE CHICAGO, KANSAS & WESTERN r. r. CO..
Income bonds, 1926. per cent.
CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN II. r. CO.:
Income bonds. 1926, per cent.
DEPOSITS MAY BE MADE AND CERTIFICATES
RECEIVED THEREFOR AT
UNION TRUST COMPANY. 10 BROADWAY,
NEW.YORk.
UNION TRUST COMPANY, ROOM &c, 95 MILK
ST.. "STON.
BIDDER, PEABODY Sc CO., 113 OEyONsHIRE-
ST. BOSTON.
MERCHANTS LOAN Il TRUST CO., CHICAGO.
BaRI,G BROTH RS 81 Co., BISHOPSGATE-
WITHIN, LONDON, T.. &.
Circular az containing full details can be had at above
addresses and also at Offices or KIDDER, PEABODY &
CO.. No. / Nassau-st. New York. and Of ATCHISoN
COMPANY. 95 Milk-st. Boston
J. W. REMNANT,
4th Vice. Prest.
GEORGE T. MAGoUN
Chairman of Board.
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Reorganization
Of the
AMERICAN
COTTON OIL TRUST.

Under the plan adopted n meeting of certificate
holders held this day. and which has received the in-
dorscmeut of holders of iourdths of the entire
II il propose that the Trust, and the property
and n.,cts thereof be merged or Incorporated
into the
AMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY,
-noration Organized and existing under the Laws
state of New-Jcrscy thar snch Trust ccrfih-
o,c- he transferred for shares Of said
company otherwise. as the REORGANIZATION Com
,,,ee may deom iudicious, upon the following general
basis;
AMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY to issue Com
on Stock 10 the Of s2l 0Oo and per cent
poncumuatve Preferred Stock, redeemabe at loo per
can, and secured by shares OF all companies received
cb merrer or acquisition by property or trust GER
0cates as may be determined by the committee anu u
d IN $1,000 600 amount, Of which S44 1000 Tor any
,rce I'm excess Of required the exchange
% he held disposed OF by the Directors for the
nrposes Of company All stock entitled TO ike voting
power
rh. rrus. Certificate to be exchanged for such new
sb,res I'm the following proportion VIZ
m each share OF Certificates so per cent thereof In
such new common Stock.......-.-..-.-. o%i'oo-'oVo
and o5 per thereof in such new Pre-
ferred Stock. IV'ofo'ooV
Io,Iers OF AMERICAN COTTON OIL TRUST Certin
,.s are invited t. deposit the same with the
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK
ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 20, 1889.
and receive engraved certificates OF deposit hereior under
tho agreement OF reorganization
rhe ENGRAVED CERTIFICATES Of the CENTRAL
,nt,cr COMPANY are now BEING ISSUED and have
Ian LISTED on the STOCK EXCHANGE In same man.
- tho Certificates OF the American Cotton OIL Trust
FREDERIC +. OLCOTT,
Chairman.
SAMUEL THOMAS
EDWARD ID. ADAMS,
JAMES II. BEN DICT,
WILLIAM l.. BULL.
NICHOLAS SHELDON,
REoRG ANIzATIoN COMMITTEE.
NETWORK, Nov. 6. 1883
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STOCKS

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-,,,, Dp1Crs OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
EXPORTS FOR OCTOBER.

Friday October l5-p m.
The official preliminary report of the countryS
exports for the last month of October shows 'Ilat
the value of the principal articles exported
breadstus. cotton, petroleum, provisions etc.-was
81 :. OOO, 600 greater than in October, 1885, anu
STA, 700, 900 greater than in October 1881 Inc
breadstulf movement was Sl5O.OOO smaller IMAM
in the month Of 1885, but nearly s5'ooV'ooo
oreater than in 1887. Cotton shows a gain OF
s13. 700. 900 over 1858, and of nearly sS,OOO,OOo
over 1857 Petroleum was about the same
as in 1883, but nearly 100000 in excess Of 1881
and provisions give a gain of s3,5OO,OOO on 1888
and Of 100000 on 1887.
For the four months-July to October 81
the values of the articles named exceed these OF
the same period of 1883 by nearly s36,OOO,OOO
and of 1887 by 100000. The following table
compares the values for the month Of October and
for three months of three years:
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Nov Is, 4 p. m.-Consols. 81 lilo for money
and o. for the account Atlantic aud Great Western first
mortgage Trustees certificates 3jls Canadian Pacific,
~. Erie 29A Illinois Central l20j Mexican Ordinary,
PENNSYLVANIA 544 Reading. 9Th
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S57, 25s.4l2 so, sS70ll Ell, 932, n
Total months s10l 40 sl41 2O9 27O sl77 O9l 954
UNION PACIFIC

Below are printed the net returns Of the Union
Pacific Railroad for the month of September and
for the nine months of the current year After
having run behind in the early months of The
year as compared with the preceding year, the
whole system pulled up so that for the nine months
il returns increase OF net earnings OF S21OOOO
and the best three months of the year yet to be
heard from.
Toward this increase the Oregon Short Line
and Utah Norhern-the only auxiliary line in
which the public have separate intereSt-con-
trj butes gain OF S44 7,7lS in its net earning.
The Short Line reports for October net earnings
Of s203 s5-a gain of S92,572 on October, $50
For the nine months 10 October 81 It's net earn
ngs amounted TO s2,lO9,3ls. We are not given
10 making up railroad accounts ahead Of time.
But it should be a safe calculation that the net
earnings Of the final three months Of the year
will average fully 100000 per month. If this
SO happens, there will be net earnings for the
year Of over $4,000, 900; the fixed charges are
less than 81, 500 900. The calculation leaves
81 200 900 for dividends on s24. 900 900 of stock
helf. There is little doubt at the same time that
Union Pacific resumes dividend payments The
Oregon Short Line will begin TO paw dividends M
the same rate.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS
Io-day's stock speculation was mixed wb,,o
Tor the general market there was a strong pnder
zone and good buying both for investment ard
Tor the Short account all the vanderbilts were
is only one way TO account for II. The vipilance
Of the bears discovered that there w y'H ne
Important purchasing orders In them. and 1bepe
fore marked them down for effect. exactly y,
Yesterday they assaulted the little Toledo An "n
Arbor and North Michigan stock because il w.. WI
found 10 be unprotected Big Four, despite i,s
splendid return Of earnings, was rsttled OF / ie
per cent, more by matched orders than by real
sales All the Changers. Union Pacific and the
Northern Pacific ruled higher. St Paul was
SPECIAL feature in the dealings, and after selling
al IL closed at II I-2, against so 10 last evening
The governors PETITE unlisted department
was worked for NOR than IFS worth toward holding
prices down Cotton Oil sold down 10
20 7-sa30 la aud bear houses were the con.
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Net for months 80 s9s.676 sf2o3isO Incs1 1874 500
1,,rn nu.s nn my CNnnS Az NIcM.Y0RE

IMTUEI0
For the week lSsI lSoo 1889.
lhr' yn on ma kct.... 1,is31J5 l5GO,007 2G00,35Y
a. tbc bort 1903 100 Cos ll3l89o2s llol3OSos
Thrown on market 100, GEESE ll4O5S9j4 1l9328432
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL
Farson. Leach g. Co., Wall-st.. offer the
choicest line OF investment bonds on the market
Lists furnished application.
limited States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK & SONS,
Bankers, 20 Nassau-st., New-York.
RANKING AND Financial.

OIL MARKETS.
OIL City Penn. Nov. 15-National Transit Certificates
opened at IL O99 highest 81 lOs loves u V9s clos d.
IOA Sales go 900 bbs clealaucts. l14,OOO Dds
charters G0.035 bbs. shipments 75.240 bbls' runs.
10. $50 bbls.
Pittsburg Penn. Nov 15.-Petfoeum active and firm
National Transit Cericaies opened a. 81 los closed at
81 lOa- highest, al 107s lowest. 81 OJs
Bradford Penn. Nov l5-Nationa Transit Certihesies
ODned 81 10; closed at 81 lO's; highest 81 lO',
lowest 81 OO@s ceafai 1872 600. ..,o
Tltusvlle Penn, N. 10 National Transit Certih'
opened at 81 o9s. highest 81 l0s lowest 81 O3o
closed. ei 10S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16
finanrial.

PONDS FOR SALE.
- Proposals Will be received BY the undersigned until
the nrs DAY OF February 1890 for the purchase Of Five
hundred thousand (e5OO0O0 d. lars pu bonds
o. the Municipality Of Key West. SAID bonds are TO DO
Issued FOR sewerage. grazing paving PURPOSES
Information win be furnished by
w. d CASH
Chairman Finance Committee,
Key West Fla
II OR SALE.-l 900 Shares Stock lnterna-
- uonal Printing Telegraph Company lowest fket
price Before buying elsewhere write to me and avoid
paying excessive prces
ihfhS last hr m0nths has not been above
share, Correspondence salicited- THOMAS D. HALL
b6b Federal at. Camden, NJ j.
WANTED.-Goo God city mortgages, paving
" IA psr cent interest CLIFFoRD pEMDERIoN
JR. co.. 1l6 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16

SALES AT THB CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-16

,o,,ov Dvp,RrxESr OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. |
POLICE DErA" No 800 MULBERRY STREET, |
BUREAU OF ELECTIONS,
NEw.YoRK. november To- 1883. J
OrICE is hereby gwen that in pursuance
~ VI W 900 Of Chapter 41O " the Laws OF 1882
OF ~ Police has designated and appointed the pace
SG registry and R Se CITY and County q New
q the eeG h suecia election next ensuing ~ tosSA
ASGEMRII DlSIklNI.