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NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
sATuRDAY. Dec. IL. ".


Gold was feverish and unsettled selling at
OE 1907 1901 closing 12O!0l20s The City OF BROOK
Ign took out S73 300 in treasure to-day.
Government bonds were dull and fraction lower but
the decline in the gold premium than the cur
rency decline OF bonds. The gold price shows an i'm
prOvement, and stands at the highest point yet
made. At the close the market was duh
state bonds were steady Georgia 6s sold at S& Ten
nessec per cents ex-coupOn sig North Carolina new
per cents 29t Q292 Railway bonds were firm on small
transactions. Heavy orders in tile market To pnr
chase first mortgage bonds Of the leading roads both FOR
foreign and domestic account, but holders decline TO sell
at present rates. and great difficulty is experienced in
filing orders for round lots Miscellaneous shares were
dull Delaware and Hudson sold at 49, Western Union
Telegraph 331 1885, Quicksilver 5ldl5 Pacific Mall was
lower selling at 47I84sl Express shares were quie
Wells Fargo sold at ls5 American Merchants Union co.
United States 90
Railway shares weak and unsettled. AZ the First
Board NeW-York Central and Hudson sold at 81 asa;
NewYork Central and Hudson certificates, SLASH; Ere
2lsa225; Reading 800 G99i Michigan Central, 1914 3I23s
Lake shore esq es5s; Northwestern Common. Gs North
Western Preferred 81 Chicago aud Rock Island, 1893
1853 Paul Common, 721 0725 SAINT Paul Preferred
sI; Toledo aud Wabash 5Oi OHIO and Mississippi Com
mon, 2 G24l Delaware Laekawanna and Western l0It
NewJersey Central COZ After the call the market con-
tinued feyerish aud lower prices made on very
small sales At the second call Eew-lork Central aud
Hudson sold at &C New-York Central and Hudson scrip,
SO Erie, 81 Harlem, 1885,; Reading 99i Michigan
Southern s4t as4s Rock Island 1915 Saint Paul. nv
Fort Wayne Guaranteed So; Chicago aud Alton, AZ (:
Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central COZ After the
call the market was dull and the street deserted at
an early hour IN consequence OF the Storm At the close
the market steady at fractional advance IN prices
The 10 o'clock quotations OF Government bonds were
as follows: ,
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NEWARK AND NEW YORK RAILROAD
~ pEpor IN EEWIORK Foot III Liberty ST. North RIVER
on aud aier MONDAY, Aug ~ 1862 passenger Ta0s ALI ~n
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5 s,l5 s,.S Gas !. gao. 8:3. $50. t;i5, iliSO m
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE LACRAwANNA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

Depc,s In N.yYo-k foot ~ Baays ,nd foot ~ Chophest
NiNTER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY. Nov - 1862
M MAIL TRAIN. connecting Denye with Bnoutou Branch
At Dover With Chester Banch Waterloo With r. r. Tor An
dover N-sru Washington With the D. L. and W. r. T. for Water
Gan Sdhurg Bend all the Lack
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For NEWARK s ESQ I'D Bn $3.50 l0:2o II. 1880 ll;4o
23 3:3g $40, $50 +4o, $40 $50 6l0 CO. 49, $780,
aut li:t5 2.
ant ellen. m : SCHOOL, Assistant Superintendent
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains will leave DepOts
foot ofChambersst aud foot ofTweniTtbrtst foows
Through Express leave CbsheTsst lGS ~ A. NJ 80
m aud daily; leave Twenty hirs AZ $40 A. No. b:4'
No. and DAILY. hes and improved DrSNng-toom
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For WaV from Twtut7tnfjit DEPOT n'e4' ~
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br,s New York; No. EIehanrephe ani Long Dock
ns,o, J,.y C.v and the principal hotels
TO Piermont ollT
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THE GKHBOOK or THR SEASOS.
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Aud The following for State bonds:

Money on call In good supply at per cent IN sur
rency Commercial paper duh, but prime names "e'o
quoted at sQl2 per cent while Iteror grades ranse1
from $50 10 per cent No important failures have Been
reported since that OF l.. Eserton & Co.
Sterling exchange Was dull. and Bominaly qaoted 4"
lsaaIOsE for prime day bills aud 1921 for sight biis
Tne transaction, OF the subTreasury to-day were 40
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

II Zip;
y.yl A. M. Mail train og Greeuport.
Rosyu, Glen Cove Locust Naey huhtas'on Aau
Nor,bpult
j o. 'u Rregheai Express Train
Nor;hIort
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Al. tain, conuec. at Branch FOR Hampstead
Ro,yn Glen Cove. Locust VALLEY, Huntington, anI
Ho''"FV'" "'- $1,000 l. d BARTON. Supt
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NEW-YoKK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL.

u I.h
~ ROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCiSG nov. y. 1904
P,s,,ny.r station n NswYo corner Of and
Foahave. Entrance Tweutgseyenth a.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For New.laVen aud Bridgeport T. (kI lO l2:l5 (Er j.
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NorNaik 1900 $500 (Brl 500 lln q l2lS CBK 3ios
(Er J. J.45. 4.10 Ter $50, 6.S. md 90 thNl ?.
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345 40 tB1). as. $50, go 7lS tEI) 20
For Gr,euwch 1850 2:l3 9iS AS 3:5 s;N I;D n
Chester intermediate stations a. T. ll: A. El
345 as $50 G:iO, and T:3 ,. n. ,
MAl TfAl leaves TuoHso'sah ~ new l'IA a. ~ VT
Bostoa ,r,,, -, ,,v.
FOR Bos,sn via Sprn ghsd, IA. En- kLl tEI) N
For Boston via Shore Line 1913 (EIl, (ELl p N
Fo Hartford aud Springfield (EIl la'lS, tELLAS
Fa topuecsut River Railroad Cssl ia:5p 70 ho'S'A
2 %. m Northampton
for Hartford Providence apd PSkm Railroad OH M R'S
p m
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bnrgh
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For Naugatuck Railroad. A. m lEIl, p N
b., DaD1nry ar Nor,tk Railroad k:l3 aad 80 and
m in correction With from Nossk H. panhuy
Fnr Railroad, NJ l9'lS 40 p ~, and on Siur
cp, slespue Car. attached p m train aud DrawiSg
NOON N"' " " 49, JAMES II. HOYT. Superintendent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-Trains leave

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Iralns leave
4 Tmr'lrlh It. a. follows:
Chicago Express DrAungroom cara attached
a M Day RtpFess nrasiag.rnom cars attached
m Montreal Express ORA Sing.room cars attached
with sleeping hrouR TO thicago Win
out change. VI. G. RE-, also L. ;. 4 ". ;. lk UAJI
ii D. No.. Night Express, Seepug cars attached
1.nO ~ 2:lO and 3. M, PoughkeepEe Trans
"a in. A. lj ADD go m, PeekskiA Trans
sai 6.5 p. M. Sing Sing Trains 800,
64o 10 $40 NJ u NJ 4:25, 5'io' aud 5o H. lohker'
Trains rcr,yv g.,
70 a. NJ to Poughksepse on sarlsJS) J. NJ IOCCBf sgPt
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And the following for Railroad bond

c. Western p Mo-. '9G..,.. II
his. / 50. Iowa Is, MDgI...... y
GaIeus x Chcsgu Extended. ..llt
Galena aui Chicago "a Mort. ~
Ch. a RoeE ls's-i Isl Mort. ..l1l
Che. 4. Island ard Paeitc.... -
Morris a. Fs-rN 1T Mprt.,...,. %
Morn, 4 E,.rN % Mort....... ~
Ccy. 4 TuL 81. fl,... ..... ~
NeN.Jcr,ey Ceu,rsl n B.. -
| PITTS. VI. Nayle / chic. Ut h.loli
'itts.. W. Narne 4 Che. al VI ~
Pits r. Wayus 4 Chic. 81 u. 20
4 EVE L Pitts. lth A......... rs
Chicago L Alton lI Mort......le
iChicagO 4 Alton ln,9me. ...... -
Ohio 4 Mss Cousoldsisd..... W
lDub 4 N..uI G.. Ut Moft....,. ~
| ~. l.. L Iron MUatsia bGs.. u
Nil kNt. PauI lt ~, ts......lu!
lNIkSt. paullst MAri.. : @N ~
Sill 81 Psul lst hnrt....... -
MI 4 ~. Paul I and ". d.. -
.MiL L ~ Paul - Mart.....,. u
Chic. s Mi. ~ Nort......... "
Co.. Chic. 4 Ind. ist MORT. -
y. 4 N-s. ilsyru f,......,...N
Tel. PeDla q W, ". . 1900, u
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An ELEGANT HOLIDAY VOLUME
THE HUDSON; FROM TIE WILDERNESS III
" THE SEA

Ely BENSON J. LOSING, -,
Author OF Pictorial History Of the Civil War "fed BOOK OF 'ne
Revolution" &c, Sc. 49,.
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ifso to promote and protect trade, by enabling
i,s subscribers to attain facility and safety in
granting of credits, and the recovery of claims
at all points, have to announce that they will,
On or about September LIST, 1905, publish in one
large qua,to volume:
TIE MERcHANrs' Protective UNION MERcAs-
TILE REfERENcr REGISTER, containing, among
other things, the Names, Nature of Business,
Amount Of Capital, Financial Standing, and
Rating as to Credit, OF over 600 Of the
principal merchants. traders, bankers, manu-
facturers, and public companies. in more than
10000 of the cities, towns, villages, and settle
ments, throughout the United States, their ter
ritorles. and the British Provinces of North
America; and embracing the most important
information aitainable. and necessa to enable
the merchant to ascertain at glance the Cap
ital, Charact and Degree OF Credit of such
Of his customers as are deemed worthy Of any
gradation Of credit.
The reports and information to be given in
the Register will be confined to those deemed
worthy of some line of Credit; and as the same
will be hased, so far as practicable, upon the
written statements of the parties themselves,
revised aud corrected by weil-known and reli-
sble legal correspondents, whose character will
prove guarantee Of the correctness of the in
formation furnished by them, it is believed that
the reports will prove more truthful and COM
plete, and. therefore, superior to. and of much
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-01-07
The Place You are Looking for!
THE LOWER saw MILL.

NHE Proprietors of the LOWER SAW
Il MILL, in White Cloud, take pleasure il
announcing to the public tia they have placed
their Mill In complete repair. with the bcs,
machinery, for the season Of 1867, and that
they will resume operations at once, and cor,
tinue until the close of the season. Their me
are all practical and experienced workmen
who understand the wants Of the public, ant
will spare no efforts to meet those wants
Building, Fencing. and every other description
of Lumber, will always be kept on hand. on
promptly sawed to order. and disposed of a.
the lowest market rates. Our Mil Is noted
for turning out the smoothest Lumber of an,
saw mill in this country.
TAYLOR & ORToNS.
White Cloud, Feb. %, 1867