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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-12-12
Geneva.

Fred spicer came home Dee 8, from Moline
where he 10 working and we are glad to say he
10 ss fat and sassy as ever.
Misses Bessie and Lou Hyde went last week
to visit their parents ut Lcssepvorth.
The quilting bee At Mr.. Recse's Tuesday was
. grand affair. not 30 large - some others but
equally a sweet.
A few Of the young gentlemen and ladies Of
this plscs gathered at Mr.. Spicer's Tuesday
night to . suehrc party In honor Of Mr. Fred
A grand time was enjoyed until II. then came
lunch. or rather feast. At Il the tables were
cleared and gay music rang out on the still
night sir end graceful forms went skipping by
on fairy feet. The dance lasted until after two
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GiJran.


L. l.. Carter went 10 lola Saturday to attend
the Teachers Associat IN.
II. L. Henderson, ,f lola, was In town on
business Tuesday.
Miss Alice Harris. rom Illinois, 10 here visit
Ing her sunt, Mrs.. H. b. Adams.
MlssyLo Shoemaker Ii visiting ct Mr.. Rolls
this week.
Miss Dora Brown attended the Teachers As
ISOLATION at lola Saturday.
Miss Love, Of Bronson, was In town Monday.
A very pleasant birthday party In honor Of
Miss Rosa DeHart was held ct the residence OF
Mr.. II. B. Smith Tharsdsy evening.
DR.. Strong hes moved to town and 10 living In
the shafer house In the south part Of town.
Mr.. Goshorn expects to move to lola soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krutsch were visiting friends in
Fort Scott the first Of the week.
Some drunken men were on the streets satur-
day evening. Guess they got drunk on water.
THISTLE.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
From Register Representative II Being
Done Throughout The County--Events
and Gossip Of the week.
SprfnG Branch.

II IL getting dry enough to piow now IL doef
not freeze up too soon There will be lots Of /,
done; we think IL pays to fall plow, besides II
eives the farmers advantages In the spring
when there Ii % much to do.
There IL singing school ct Pleasant Valley
church every Wednesday night free to ell that
want to come. d. T. Smith u teacher; he does
IL 80 that the church may have better singing
and should be encouraged in his effort.
The farmers in this part Of the county regard
the loss Of tho elevator Q serious one to the
farmers % well a. to Mr.. Thsyer % they de.
pended good deal on the elevator. We hope
Mr.. Thsysr will conclude to rebuild.
Boys don't 20 into the cellar and take canned
fruit when you 90 o ehsrivsri; It looks bad
Well those two couple that we spoke Of 80,
married sooner than we expected the last couple
being Mr.. Deios Glaspie and Miss Mollie Reno
on Tuesday eAeniug ct q O'Clock ct the BRIDE
parents near Deer Greek school house, Rev.
Robinson performed the ceremony In the pres
ence Of quite . crowd Of friends. The iufare
dinner ct Mr.. Glaspie's on Wednesday will
long be remembered by the friends who were
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Glaspie ere very pop
alsr In the young folks society. We are glad
tuey 01pcCt w Eciieiu IN INC ucithbofhoVu. W .
extend congratulations and wish them abund-
ant Of happiness and prosperity in tbs futare
% In the past.
The protrscted meeting ut Rock creek draws
large crowd every night and there IL quite an
Interest taken. Mr. Jewell and sister from
near Humboldt was ct the Glaspie and Reno
wedding and attended church ut Rock creek.
One Of the ssddest misfortunes that humanity
Ii subjected to occurred In this neighborhood
last week John Clark living just south Of the
Pleasant Valley church lost his reasoning pow
ers. His friends were In hopes they could take
care Of him at home and that he might regain
his reason but he gradually. became unmsnage-
able 90 his friende thought best to take him to
lola and put him In jail for safety till they can
get admittance to the asylum. 1t seems that
financial and religious matters have been both
ering his mind for some time. He has wife
and three children and has lots Of friends who
hope for his speedy recovery.
Mr., Elmer Kelley 10 renewing old scquain-
tances around Rock creek.
On Friday night the teachers association met
ct Deer creek and the program was good. Ten
teachers were present and supt. Barber gave
very interesting talk on how to teach the small
scholars Geography. The Carlyle boys fur
nished the music. BETTE.
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Sherif's Sale,
lrirst published Dec. Il, $500.

First published Dec. IL, 1900.
STATE OF KANSAS,l
ALLEN COUNTY,
In the District Court, Seventh Judicial District
sitting In and for Allen county State Of Kan
fas.
Jacob Baus, administrator etc. pln
vs..
Harry Thompson, def.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued BY the
clerk Of the seventh judicial district court In
and for Allen county State Of Kansas In the
above entitled cause and to me directed and de-
livered I will on
WEDNESDAY, THE s4rH DAY OF pEcExHsR, 100,
at.lGo' clock Q. m. of said day, on the premises
I'm Allen county. Kansas, Offer for sale and sell
to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the
following described personal property to-wit:
IL stacks Of prairie hay and about 1000 bushels
of corn sll on Sec. 8, Town IS, range 10.
L. HOBART,
Sheriff of Allen county, Kansas
sherin's ONCE, lola, Kansas, December n, 1890
f9wl
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Program

or the Elm township Teachers Association,
the meeting Of which will be held ct LaHsrpe,
Friday evening December IL:
Opening exercises.
Music.
''Order In School, Oscar Cain. Discus.
sion, j. ]: Wood and Geo. Seymour.
Recitations, Bertha Early, Lacy Boatwright.
'U. q. History''-A. T. Ellison.
Reading-Sallie Boatwright.
Essay-Mary Remsberg.
model Lessons In Geography"-Kate Press
Ter.
observation-disclosures Ferguson.
Recitstions-Minnie Ohlfest, Lillian Funk.
Music.
'Civil Government''-J. T. Wood, Discuss
ed by n. Barber and D. Cain.
sRecitations-Edna Treadway, Charles Tread
Talk on Time"-Geo. Seymour.
Song-1ta Nash and Dollie Adams.
Physiology and Hygiene''-Dr. Lucas.
Music-Amy Seymour.
Benefits Of Written ExaminstIons'.-
Roberts.
Orstion-M Barber
Theory and Practice'-Belle Ricketts,.
Music In charge Of Oscar Cain. All interest,"
ed In educational work and the advancement of
our schools are cordially invited.
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when the crowd parted and eli agreed that ever
II Time threw scross oar path roses ricA a.d
rare that this night wculd be an ever blooming
rose Of friendship to orr friend Fred.
The Young Ladies' Circle will Give Q bazaar
and supper ct the school house Friday evening
December 10. The bazaar will consist Of fancy
work from bed quilts 10 iron holders. etc. The
supper will consist Of oysters, peaches and
cream. The proceed will 30 for church pur-
poses. Everybody come and you will Be well
repaid, Is there will b, good music and plenty
oft. DAISY.
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BALLARD's FOREGROUND SYRUP.

We guarantee this to be the best
cough syrup manufactured in the
whole wide world. This is saying q
great deal, but 1t is true. For con-
sumption, coughs, colds, sore throats,
sore chests, pneumonia, bronchitis,
asthma, Group, whooping cough and
all diseases Of the throat and lungs
we positivelo guarantee Billiards.
Horehound Syrup to be without any
equal on the whole face Of the globe.
In support of this statement we refer
to every individual who has ever sold
1t. Such evidence is indisputable.
Sold by Scott & Son.
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Cloth bound, 12mos, 25cts.,
Bibles
For the teacher,
Pulpit and
Home,
Leather lap tablets.
Games:
Parcheesi, dominoes,
Authors, checkers,
Halma,
Rambles through our country
Decker's educational games,
Building blocks and
Stones,
Dissected maps,
Drawing states.
Plush:
Dressing cases
In many styles and colors,
Glove and
Handkerchief boxes,
Odor cases,
Work boxes,
Manicure sets,
Whisk broom holders,
Infant sets,
Vases,
Rose Jars,
Novel pin cushions,
Leather travelling cases,
Shaving sets,
Backing sets,
Bisque statuary,
Leather and plush
Cuff and collar
Boxes,
Cut glass hand
Mirrors,
Triplicate mirrors,
Perfume bottles,
Calendar with clock,
Nut cracker and
Picks,
Rubber toys,
Tin toys,
Wooden and glass toys,
Trains, stoves,
Animals, horns, banks,
Watches,
Washing sets,
Parachute guns,
Boats, tables, drums,
Friction TOYS,
Doll chairs,
Dolls,
China and rubber dolls,
with kid body,
Dolls that talk,
And doll heads;
Christmas
And New Year cards,
Novelties
In satin, boiling cloth,
Celluloid and porcelain,
Booklets,
Perpetual calendars,
Easels,
Gold pens and holders,
Leather card cases
And card boxes,
Diaries for 1891.
Almanacs for 1891 free.
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Low Railroad R.te. For The Holiday,

The Missouri Pacific Railway greets
all its friends with wish for the Mer-
REST Christmas and the Happiest New
Year, and takes pleasure In Offering
greatly reduced round trip rates to en-
able TO visit their friends at any point
On this road not over 30 miles dis
tance. Tickets are on sale December
"A, IS and 81 and January ], good to
return until january 9. For tickets
and all further. imGfaa1B afPiy to
your local ticket agent
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CARLYLE.

Sunday reminded one that winter was some
where close by.
Miss Lutte Christian started last Saturday for
southern Utah. She will be engaged in teach
ing. She will be missed by her many friends in
Carlyle. She goes to stay two years.
Christmas is coming, and In order to be ready
for 1t Mrs Wilson Is training her mission Band
for some kind Of an entertainment. We can't
name II yet, but rest assured that IL will be
nrst-class-with kids to back IL up and Mrs..
Wilson to lead.
Mr.. McGurk started to Pitsburg, Pa, the
hrst OF the week.
Mr.. j. II. weigley was In Carlyle Sunday
visiting at Mr.. Mays.
Young peoples prayer meeting Sunday night.
cordial welcome to all. ..
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Notice Of Application For

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given that application will be
State Of Kansas, for the ofense Of ''unlawfully
and feloniously taking one horse the property OF
one Henry ke1er, from the person and presence
To sP s rs:s
{being robbery In the first degree), OF which Of.
Tense said John Posten Was convicted, Che hav-
ing entered ples Of 'guilty'D. in the district
OF June, 1880, and was on the 5th day OF July,
1850, sentenced by said court that he be confined
In the penitentisry Of the State Of Kansas, at
hard labor for the period Of tWsnty-one years,
said imprisonment to commence at the expira-
ton OF another sentence Of ten years previously
imposed by said court which terminated July s.
ls90. And notice Ii further given that the said
application will be presented for hearing. to the
Board OF Pardons for the State Of Kansas, At
the January 1891 meeting Of said Board, being
on the second Tuesday OF January, 1891.
JOHN POSTEN,
By his attorneys, Oscar foust 4 Son. ~
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Vsubseribers will notice that the date Of the
"A expiration Of their subscription Ii append
ed TO the address their papers 1t Ii hoped that
this viii make IL unnecessary to send bills 20
delinquent Subscribers, 90 eli such will be 3D.
nonished each week Of THAR delinquency. Pa
pers sent outside Of the county will be stopped
at the expiration Of the subscription unless re-
Rewed. Payment in advance, or % nearly 30 rs
within the county, but such papers will not be
stopped unless 50 ordered. Change Of the date
on the label within two weeks after payment IL
made may be considered . su1eient receipt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-18

State issues were entirely neglected and there
were no sales Of city bank stocks.
The general bond market was less active than
it WAS in the last days Of last %ee o md It
Fe first Is, after 79a7s, closed at 80, and the
income IS, after as 1-2, closed at 80 Ia Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas as sold down to 73 ia
a74, and the seconds were of to 81. Philadelphia
and Reading Is ruled at 75a76a75 1-2. Rich
mond and West Point collateral IS declined to
62as2 IL. Texas and Pacific incomes ruled at
32 1-2aSl 3-4. against 32 Saturday. Columbus,
Hooking Valley and Toledo IS were firm at about
STA. New-iork, Lake Erie and Western second
Is declined TO o.. There were considerable sales
made to liquidate loans Of failed firms, and the
market accepted the pressure with no little firm
ness. Reference is made to our full report Of
bond sales.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The Treasury today purchased $4,000 ounces
of fine silver at $1aSl .O05, making the total
purchases for the month 3,727,sso ounces;
The local money in the early hours ruled at Ga
6 per cent but AT late hour there was calling
in OF leans by some individual lenders, and in the
last hour rates were advanced to 1-2 per cent per
diem, closing at ls per cent per diem and interest
on mixed collaterals, while offers TO loan at 6
per cent on dividends" were the floor.
The Clearing House statement to-day. was as
follows: Exchanges $07,053,93s: balances,
The Snb-Treasnry was debtor at the Clearing
House today s45! Its net gain on balance
was S5G0.OGs. made up by gains Of $3oo.e29 cur
rency and SI6o,439 coin. The two DAYS opera
tons tons included: Receipts, se,3o4,4o5; payments:
$5,s34,427: resulting In general balance OF
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $20o,604 National bank notes for
redemption. ee-.oo A.. l.,
ternsi revenue receipts Sf4I,24o. and the mis-
ceilanAo,,s receipts $s8,I65.
To.day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
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COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Now H. D. m.-Cotton-Ihe Sales vi VIC us'
include Q, 700 bales American ,,,., ,,r xr,da,,c
Futures closed easy Americsn-,M idding low maums
yans December sSs Fss saa 'e ae
livery 1564a5 l6G4d February and Maren od e
ers Anil and MAY delivery 22-04d buyers; May and
June delivery 240fa5 256id June and July delivery
savannah Nov 17Cotton dull and easy; sell sellers e,d a.
nary 7sc net and gross receipts, O02 bales exports
10 the Continent 400 bales coastwise 0OS3 bales safes
J25 bales; stock, l., S22 bales. , a ,,,.o,.,sd E.
New.Orleans Nov. l7.Cotton Irregular ana %'T
Sic net receipts 1874 bales gross 1O6i9 bales exports
TO Great Britain TO- 2s2 bales to France, t9S bales
bales. - 49,. A. ,sa,,,n OLA. ,os
mddne &c: good OF binary Sase net and gross receipts
sSi bales exports Great Britain, 2o957 bales coast
,yse COS bales sales, 81 bales stock 50 az bales
Norfolk Nov. 1-Cotton steady middiina 9n S low ow
mddling good ordinary, 1JlOc net anu gross
receipts ia bales exports the Continent 400 aes
cosstwise 2,75S bales sales $50 bales s'osR oo'1Vi
hal
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european advertisements.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTI
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAkfAsr-"by a thorough knowledge Of the nat
ura laws when govern the operations OF digestion ans h
Triton and By careful application OF the line properties Of
wels Cocoa Mr. Lips has provided our oreaKiast
tables "A beverage which
ns many heavy doctors bulls IL Is Ia he udeions use o.
built up until strong enough 10 resist every tendency 70
ease Hundreds o! subtle maladies are noatng srorho
many shaft keeping ourselves well fortned
with pure blood ana properly nourished frame
Service Gazette. -, a..
half Mound tins by Grocers labelled thus "Jsmes EPPS
& Cd IIour opathc Chemists. London, England"
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ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Nov. H. as p. m.-Beef. pork and hams IN
moor demand Bacon-The demand Is improl ing. Cheese
In moor demand Talow-There is no demand prime city
fun at o5. Cottonseed OIL Liverpool refined steady a.
iss Cd spirits OF turpebtne in poor demand auii 40
IN moor demand Wheat in poor demand Flour In fair
demand Corn-Spo in poor demand futures IN fair DE-
nd. mixed Western spot firm at A. Gid: NOVEMBER
steady az 1s esd. Hops London-Pachc Coast-Ihete
~ nofhnp Altering Receipts OF wheat for the past week
,,om Atisntic ports 900 quarters from Pacific Tors
nonc from other sources 600. Receipts Of American
corn Tor the last week, 49, 700 quarters
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OH. MARKETS.

OIL City Penn, Nov 17Nationel Transit Certificate,
Use sales 2S3 Goo bbls charters, 1927 bbls ship
pittsbnrg penn Nov. 17.-Petroleum-Little doing
Natonoi rsns CeI tcaes opened ut Tic closed at JIG
highest 71asc lowest, 1Ot2c. ,, ,r,. ,....
iirodiord Penn, Noy 17-Natonal Transit Cerfncates
opened AZ 7sc closed at 7!i2c; highest, l2c; lowest
6,s.c: clearances, 10000 bbls.
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THE PETROLEUM MARHEE
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRI'

VIEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Tho declining tendency in refined petroleum con-
.;rus without decided effect upon the crude petroleum
market National Transit certificates are showing
the same reluctance TO recognize the relative weakness
NJ refined petroleum the latter heretofore mas SHOWN
resnectipg the weakness in crude. The srculauNc
dealings are so trivial that little OF market IS gwen
70 describe The break TO 80 cents IN options was
followed by recovery to II cents. which was tine only
nrce at the stock Exchange. The markets closed u.
ttrrv devoid OF support we'll as significance ana
pnckeye pine Line certificates entirely ignored
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as
folio
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Actual cash In
Dsse. II banks I%s
Net cash balance 5ss sos $50 0s2 Dec sl19oo
The foreign exchanges are entirely demcra,ze,a, .
There is little or no market for commercial DIE, rs
drawn against shipments, and few bankers are
willing to draw cables or sight bills. There,
fore, while 6O-day bills are unuuotable, small
business in sight sterling was done al all o orc
as badly demorai7cd as is sterling. day or
two will correct all this
TIE FOREIGN MARKETS.
In London British consols were Grmer. and
closed at % Lie and "a 80 respectively lor
money and account, against OF Sd and Va Sat, i,o
day evening. The Bank Of England gained G1sooo
bullion on balance. In the open market money
ruled at 1-2@6 per cent for balances-disccnaa'S
on Saturday 10 46d. per ounce. English STANDARD.
American railways were irregular. bnt generally
lower than Londons Saturday figures In respongs,,
rccovcries. Evidently the market in London Is
waiting on the New-York market ,!. for IT'S cue s
against 94.90 Saturday evening
The HOmestake Mining Company has declafru
its usual dividend Of $4,000 for October payaDe
by Lounsbcry e. Co., transfer agents. November
dends to date SA,6lS,750.
The Distilling and Cattle Feeding Company
declared to-day O monthly dividend OF 1.2 per
cent on the share capital, payable December l.
Books will be closed November 20.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
1888. 1880. 1890.
Ss%si: 9 ss25$ s$ s;5ssS
TOLEDO, ANN ARBoR AND NORTH MICHIGAN.
! 81 = @ So II
TOLEDO. 81. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY.
ss$' Z 70 ?, ,:s :saSs ,ss
KANSAS CITY MEMPHIS AND BIRMINGHAM
First week In Now. S21 POI sZHSS ssoooo'aa tta
Jan. 1 to Nov. 7...... S4c,lh '0"V'o
NEW.YORK NEWHAVEN AND HARTFOHD.
(Oflcial to New-York State CommissonersD
Quarter ended Sept 30 1888 - lSs?- .. a5 SsV Vaa
carnngs.....- 81 1Zf SZa3G2o. TSg3 81
Operating expenses. 2,OOS3Sl Z'o4"o-- i''o'iO-
Net caminas s7e4 ,348 $751; ,030 q, 2sS, 3Gi
o,herr ,ncnm,s 88G7I $3.50 81, 10l
Total income.... 1891 0lt sS99, 3l9 s135I5SG2
First charges...... 349,3S7 39o,26i Aoe'oo4
surnlus - s4sl627 s43S,0a5 8olSl3
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II = ENGINEER OFFICE. Room 62. Army

u building New-Yok oct Is iso,-ssalsd pgogoia as
room WEDNESDAY November 10 1880; for The follow nf
work l. For the construction Of new dk% u rgt
salno and repalflng existing dIkes Ill FOR dreGeha
" tns Hudson River between NewcBaltnorc and troy;
Y Amount available, 100000. The eitrleion 81
Invited act. Of ceesresi appr1s,a ss s
al % nave IA Statues-at Large. and the Eyer aId
ssror Act OF September 49, 1890 sections 70 J.. or
blank forms aud all Information, anpp 70
ne nndersIgned q. L. GILLESPIE. Lieut.'Col' OF En-
GIneerA
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Stool, Exchange. Consolidated.

Refined quotations reduced 8 points 70 = =, ,
cents in barrels and 053 cents In cases. Ci'lue III
barrels was reduced points to 40 cents per si,oi
Foreign QuotatiOns-Antwerp 10 1-sa 10 IA IIanos
Bremen. $40 marks; London, 1-2@5 9lo pcn'e.
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on hand and deposits III bank compares with une
figures OF the last previous statement as foiio"s
Nov IS. Nov. II. Dnelonnso 40
Net gold on hand ia s15s 7ss 1893 Inc s0S no
Net legattenders -, 80
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n, he BOOB. OF oPEN-AIR sPoRTs octave: 500
II rares illustrated. The STANDARD authority OF
American open.a anusements Rules for sailing, swim.
ming ball playing. shooting horseback riding ae &c. In
tuiI al per copv Published bv The Tribune. NewYork
Entertanins and universally eonpmented by the press
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Cost ano fcnno

= OSr-Dank. book No. 1924 Dry Dock Savings
IL Rank ANY person having claims UPON SAID book IL
called upon TO present the to the Bank within thirty
d.vs or the said will he declared cancelled and eA-
t,ngulshed and new issued In lieu thereof.
0sT-BanKbook no. n ssh on Dry Doe ,. savings
aIisd nnon 20 present to % bank within thirty
DAYS or the said will be declared cancelled and ex-
,,nou,shed and a new issued In lieu thereof.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London, Nov. II, p mConsols. 81 1.l6 Tor mo MONEY
i2s and Great Western st mortgage . trustees Mes
lean ordinary 1884, st. Paul common, 49le Pennsyyans
sos Reading 49,. Money seas per cent 10 psris as
fOrc checks.
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Dipioeno Notices

OFFICE OF TIE

~
OFFICE OF TIE
MARYLAND COAL COMPANY,
NV ~ NEW. YORK, Nov. s, 1890.
Ar a REGULAR MEET!NG OF the BIC Board ira
n.haf n ol per cent declared the capital stock
Of this Company payable December Is, 1890 at the once
Of the COMPANY. Transfer books to close December -
ios2' anu S Sfsnn " j. E. KNAPP.
L. D. treasurer President.
OFFICE HOMESTAKE MINING COMPANY,
MILLS BUILDING, is BROAD-ST, ..
DIVIDEND NO. I4s-Ihe Regular ~. Monthly Sd,I,,:S
for October payable tn. oe Of the COMPANY san F5sn
cisco the Transfer Agency In on the 2o'h
inst Transfer Books close the 10th inst.
LOUNSBERY CO.. Transfer Agents.
LITTLE CHIEF MINING co.
mines Leadville. Coloradol
4I.45 BROADWAY, Room 90 NETWORK,
November II, 1890
TINE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have declared
i q dividend no 10 Of FIVE CENTS per share on
the Capal stock OF this Company payable az the ONCE
Of the company the 1lth day OF December 1890 to
okboders record who shall appear such Oh that
day on the books OF the company.
THE transfer books will br closed on Wednesday.
November &C. and remain closed until Friday December
are still uncocd for checks for previous dividends
'"e " EDWARD EARLE Secretary.
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II S ENGINEER OFFICE, Room G9, Army

IT 5. ENGINEEK UFFICE, KDUm o.. Arny
u. Building. NewYork October IT, 1s9o,sesed r pro
Street ana Tor sting and dredgne Middle GIonnd o,
mis- oiee until ~ o'clock noon wednesday Ncysmbs,
IS 1890 Amount available. 100000. me attention
~ bidders is invited TO acts Of Congress approved February
ge 1855 and February 90. 1887 vol % page 49, ana
Soi. o. page AZ Statutes at Large. For spoei.
acstlons. blank forms aud all niormatol, apply 70 a."
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