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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

rrword turu with such rapidity that IN the remain
,ng half hour of business more than the whoie oaSs
lss was recovered THE effect on the price OF per
cants is referred TO further on.l western Union
again was the special feature of the day. ana nuclu
go batyeen s9as and 9Ol2 finally closing at SOl4
II ia uuaficialy reported that the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the company yes
terdav voted to recommend TO the fui
BOARD at its meeting tomorrow TO declare a
ouarterIv dividend of 1l2 per cent instead OF as
heretofore 8, per cent. Reading again was active
and strong, while the general market was weak
rising to 5l2i IL was the shorts who are again
beng punished. and not MIR. Governs new scheac
of how to pay old debts. that advanced the price.
Union Pacific was specially strong all the way out
Erie was active but did not sell below 40,
and closed at Asa We understand that
the decision rendered yesterday IN Lon
don against Mr. McHenry was by the
Court OF last Resort, that the Judgment OK
f400. 600 against him in favor OF the Erie company
stands. There was only sale OF 100 Shares OF
Ohio Central and that at %. IL seems that the
reason for the recent weakness of that stock VA
scheme for the railroad company TO absorb coal
company of the same name, and to issue its STOCK
at the rate of y shares for each share of the coal
company's stock. The scheme has been adopted
bv the directors of the respective companies, sub
ject 10 the ratification of the stockholders. As she
coal company was dependent upon the railroad for
for cheap transportation of its product, and the
railroad company was dependent upon tie coal COM
pany for a good portion of it's traffic the consOida
ton of the two seems to be dictated by a wise re-
gard for the interest of each company. The general
market all day moved together; II was dropping in
early hours. and it closed strong and excited.
Government bonds were more active and gener-
ally irmer The transactions at the Boards amounted
to S449. 900. At the last call per cents were
quoted az III 7sG112ls. but after adjournment of
the Boards n large business was done on the Street
and at the offices at from 1l24 to 1922, and the
closing quotation is 1890 1923. The Treasury
purchased S466,OO0 Is of 1850 at 1925 Annexed
aro tho closing ouotatious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
the closing quotations:

A rev OF the Southern State bonds were active
and all were firm. Virginia Is deferred rose from
10 TO IL tennessee 6s. series. sold ut 4JSl. and
South Carolina IS, nOn-fundable. at 5li@5si.
Louisiana consols are quoted 51l2G 5224, North
Carolina consolidated Is S29S5. tennessee IS,
old 47346 4Sl2, and Q lebec . 1Ol L bid
There was lot much activity in railroad bonds.
Early prices were lower, and later ones generally
higher than Yesterdays o5ing figures. Erie second
consols sold down to 964 and closed at 81. and
funded > rose from 9112 t. 924G92. Missouri,
Kansas an Texas first cOnsOis rose from 1898 70
10, and seconds after selling at 725s and declining
10 713i ended at 72l4 In final transactions, Bys-
ton, Hartford aud Erie fr,ts were 0s
higher than last night. at 4G7s. Chesapeake
and Ohio hrsts. series B. a higher at al
Mobile and Ohio first debeuturcs l DIR cent at So
ami second debeBtGres 2 per cent at 81 and Canada
Southern ir,,s l per cent az 10l g. c., G. and l.
c. first assented we're steady ar 1913, bat the in
comes fell from 5Gl2 to 5512 Mobile and Ohio
first Is sold az 106 against 1O4l2 the last prevous
sale. / he bOndsOt the Western rail ways generally
were strong th small Oh 10 dealings. Denver AID
Rio GraBde consos were Il higher 40 l0Sl2, Kansas
Pacific consOf = higher go lOOA2, South Facinc Of
Colorado strong a, 10l3iQl02 and Texas and
P8clnc issues were steady.
The Suo-l treasury to-day gained 81 037 661 on bal
ance, nlade up by gains of T5G,195 currency
and $3.50 500 n, Tn, MAKES tire gains since last
Friday S24I.953, but does not Include the checks
mOuev market Issteadiv eravitatlnR toward ease.
To-day we hear of no business being done at above
the legal rate which the far rate ali daY, not
Withstaudue the foolish offers made 20 loan a. as
per cent after accounts were made up IhetaIr te
for money or ne rem& nder OF The year pr0baDly
Will be Gao cent: and If any brokers mad them
selves IN DOS. where they viii be compelled 30
pay a premium. II probably Will re hecauSe-permlt-
ting henselvr> o. be deceived Oy sucL offers were
made TODAY loan at low ratas-They omit TO pro-
vide the necessary money unul lase hour in the
day. The only change in the domestic exchanges
on Newly Ik reported today Is an advance at en-
cagO TO IL 1DS0 cents discount. The United States
Treasurer Washington today received %Z2S 900
IN National bank notes for redemption. The
customs receiots we're r563.Oi5. and the internal
revenue receipts were SZJS,6i The following Is
tie Clearing Hon~e statemeBt to-day: Exchanges,
1856. 600 I19; bLlanceh. S6,lJ1 800. The tranSac-
ton, ~ the SuO-lTeasuIv covered: Receipts,
-. 351 SOB: payments. $1.314,252; currency bal
ance 81 30. 766 com balance. S1Ij62,37O.
Weak. Weaker. weakest Is tie record OF the Tor
eign exchange. and no one seems aDle 10 explain
the anomaly. Posted rates IOr Scrl ng to-day were
reduced L cent. but business cannot be done eN-
cent By forcing sales at from > cents below he
nominal quot IONS which are , follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
PANAMA CANAL COMPANY
Conditions of the Subscription.

THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE Is PAR 800 francs per
slare payable as Lows
II SOL subscription
allotment. TO De made within thirty days from
date vi emission.
The remaining 375 ancs will be subject 70 call az may be
necessary ounc An istratiop, notice Of
which pa5islei least three molts IN advance. No
cal can b de before the expiration or one
year tho date or subscription.
After payment 80 francs the shares can be exchanged
or by the consent o. the sockhod Rs al general
meeting
The owner Of ach twenty viii emitted
IN the general ceilings.
Interest at the rate per all paid Will be
PAID durug the progress Of the work
Eighty per Of the earnings will be distributed TO
the according to the terms OF Organization
The requirements official duo5itoh will be fulfilled soon
alter the organization Of the CON any
THE PUBLIC ST SUBSCRIPTION VIII be opened
In EU ROPE and AMERICA
on tho tn. 9Th and 9th OF December. 1850.
distribution OF shares subscribed will be ma 10 pro rata
Of the ptiOus without distinct OF nationality
The following privileged subscriptions not subject 10
reduction:
Firs,rne shareholders and delegates OF Canal
Company privilege of subscribing u Panama
delegation Of The Saez Canal company
ginal seribers the Panama CANA Co IL
pany pr yege OF subscribing for these Panama
shares IN proportion TO their former subscription.
avail themselves of TINS rignt the privileged
subscribers paying drs % francs shoud present their
suez Bonds CERTIFICATES proving their original Pan
sUBsC PTIONS viii be received IN PARIS by the
SoMPAGNIE UNIVERSELLE DU CANAL DE SUEZ,
COMPTOIR DEsCOMPrE
soCIETE De DEPoTs EFT DE COMPLIES CoufLANrs,
sOCIETE GENERALE POUR LIZ DEVELOPMENT
DU COMMERCE EFT DE IIS DUsrkIE EN- FRANCE
BANQUE DE PARIS EFT les PAYs-BAS
CREDIT LYONNAIs.
soCIETE FINANCIERE DE PARIS.
BANQUE D'ESCOMPTE DE PARIS.
and az all OF their branches Inland and Foreign
Correspondents.
Also IN ENGLAND ID. GERMA NY, BELGIUM, HOLLAND.
AUSTRIA HUNCARIA, ITALY RU ssIA, SPAIN. PORT.
UGAL. SWITZERLAND DENMARK. SWEDEN NOR
WAY, TURKEY AND EGYPT. at the special houses
ignated.
THE COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATIONS HAS -AP-
PoINTEDA SPECIAL COMMITTEES IN AMERICA TO
REPRESENT THE COMPANY IN THIS EMISSION.
UNDER THE Authority SO GIVEN THE Under
SIGNED WILL RECEIVE 81 BsCBIPrIoNs BY MAIL
AND TELEGRAPH.
MGSsRS.
DRENEs., MORGAN 500, } Special
-. n w. SEElGMAN ~ co, American
WENsLOW, LANIEs a CO., Committee.
NEw-YORk CITY.
THE AGENCY IN THIS CITY OF THE CREDIT
| LYONNAIs, EQUITABLE BUILDING, Is ALSO AUTH
oRIzED To RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1881

- sO7sG 81 Good 70 Choice shipping steadT 1T ~ 30
81 ~, logruon H. Nerium dtl ard i0Nef AZ ~ a
Ruichsrs active and nrm NJ ~ 9e5 20 F"e DUNE
n~J - ~tockcrs Weas ~ f2 bj0fj ..
-heceipi, ~ heid market strong STOCK s'"o''
Ia Good. - 7JV+f 81. . -.
81 LOUIS Dec. 7-HOCs-steady weather c,d' Yorkers
aud BatnOres STAT ~; Mixei PACKING - t'Dfl ~ )
Buchsr Fancy - 10 receipts. $50 heal SNIP
n uis. 700 head. - - a.
C,rrtF-Oulof: EXPORTS g. 25asj -. Good 70 Choce
Shipping ~ son g. z5 Llght slipping ~ - 20 6oOl "
Choice Butchers ~tsers aud iisifrrs a1 Z'fF 40
FAR ds2 - Colorado - n A1l 70 roc"pS tVV
h ad shipmen = % heal 90 .- ,, r,s-
-HEFP--teady. good bu cher snd mi ping deuna ~
to CnOlce lfutfOns sbaSj Is Fancy %i9Sf - 'cScpH
pmenfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

for the % - Dsss .s week 20 - pkg:
d. ENVur.s Tor the
,rsr, 10 pigs. o. Great Britain. 20 pkg,
10 he Continent 1913 pk-s. Of Deomdrg7ne. nle
There u a 100 gree U nnnue-s Tor al lie -Dws there
is decide snap ~ the axe man was 40 ca . week
Fancy Wc-trru u below thr
OF the trade and ceiling npon arrival AZ ,i6-13cs Bat
th,re plenty ~ goods 90 med iHe Offering . o, az
are not eine bisS ~ Jlpsr h0re1 Fl Pan idte
Creamery - Q5Jc.. lc ac mat eon.f ~
sweet flavor rlthe. ty. 03g 0ne"hai a. &c choice
Dtrf Butter that S guOl enongl Tor be Us ~ IN
snaru "a tul Ittil on
moving tO Accumulate flut litsu
Wcs ar goods fhat In and ia wanted
A. fac ulaCr %. state DAre thfct INVOICES ui tc IA rae"
forg h az 81 AnG extra a. 23H2ic. Exporters
are buying icN good lots az -UGZlc Rolls IN light sup
md r.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

The receipts New YORK during the season OF canal
navigation from November 80 1850 were 56ODo04s
bushels The receipts at Montreal from January 70 NOVein
Der "a 1890 include S4A Oa3 bushels by raj.
GUNNIES-U Unchanged. tstr iobstng demand .
HEMP, ETC.-Asu Hemp frTu at 4 as &c ON the spot
and 79Gsi 1900 bales SOD TO arrive part ex
Uarvar' private Jute butts ~ iaA "eulhnd ahd
fm at ztc sales 1000 bales ON private terms Jne IN
changed.
nay AND sTRAW-A good movement Is ing on al fun
We qu1te Hay--hiPplDg. > Prime a 51asI 5Oi
- Clover. Jtc dsl Straw quotAd-DOng Rye,
U5DI short do. 500 Soc; Dat Toe.
HIDES-A trade Las been reported and late ng
STEADY. We quote BceEos AyTes 2310
24c; MoBtevide0, - a124c; CouienlSs 22a2@ &c itO
Grsnde ~ "a 25c: OriBoco II gs-2c Caorna - Is %
i9 Vera cruz II VI Lhe ITnxlo Isc
BogoJ. 20n2lc Central American l5g-oc AarleAlbo 40
lc Bahia l02al7c.: Puerto Csbolo and IAguayrA, IS9
lsc Cy slaughter OK ii &C. 90 Gov. 9z0IOe DTy Texas
I7H2.c. ra.ApicO lie. -.
brewers taxing fair prices remain steady We
quote: crop 1896 ls02ae Eastern and West
ern Yearlinas 10 25c Old al er0vtAs 40l4c;
PaciAo Coast - 925c Bayaran, SO9JOc bohemian,
5140c
METALs-Ingot Copper moderately active and seay AZ
1870 lse for Lake Lead was quiet and about steady Al ~
"a Domestic. SpeitT UNCHANGED al AZ
&c toI Domestic 5Ase- for henned Pig TN IN iar
and STEADY straits ~ al &c: Austrszn 2O1t ia
Blton xO G2le TIE Plates moderately active al preyiouh
prices I'm. sosSo 20; do Terne - SS@sS 20;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
WHOLESALE pRICE-DF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending Dec :. $3.50
Expressly for The ~ y Tribune 5y reporter

Receipts weoK-Brans g. 5J7 Digs Peas 500 Yush
xtorts-Rcans $40 pigs Peas. 5J65oush. The ger ri
market is fairy firm. Medium Scans are scarce.
and ~e quickly 81 80 receivers a-Etns a. gh
A. 3. %. The present CITY Medinms ~ q TDI eel 10
buyers have gone INTO thr "e
uarf M This ale AM PICKED great many lois uayn-
most instance NOR c0uld De- realized -hppA-
I'm. ID lfAe. MaTrOws IA Agut denan'. buJ In
svuuathv adv ced Choice grades
quoted aiill
IRENE Kidney ruling ralhef quiet most Of ne *
port been h. d. u - ~ % Black scans
an ia far rpq O.. = the latter l-ulc DIC TOR
"A oar Loaf arrive. hoce Pea Beans scarce I'd nUIly
DrlI OF grad i Peas ratsr plenty
ana southern Black hyes hari 10 buy UNDER =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

LIVERPOOL Dee 7-l2J0 Motion There Is a moder
ate inquiry which freely supplied Mdinng I'M, CD CD
bales speeuauon aud EXPORT ReeepI 4Oouo o"ss Nh
dng clagse December delivery Sd 40 DeSST Pei a
9asl also d 10 rrOraiy 20 1hn Maio mn and NAV de-
also SIS 81. Futures dull
LIVERPOOL Dee "a D -Futnres-Up anfs Low
Middnng csuse December January delivery 6lsd Do
,ncs 30 P Se American FaaSss UDands Low MD
dng aase, ebruary ana March delivery; os'd c low
Mddnng l9ai Good Ornnary lOe' receipts L4'2 bales
s4lriaonN Dec. lection quiet Middins Il1gc Low
Mddns IL &C. Coed orimary e. heI rechp seI no1 1eo
bales SINNER 200 bales .oes 81 g 6aes ~ Mid
ding tc Good ORD nary l0e act fo'eoO'' A'4A' o"'
sr SsssrsrS De- 2cot'SG dull mddnnE llsc Low
Mdae ii Sc cool Ordinary l0iac.. recelDt- = 80
III les sa.es. 500 bales slocs. ll5, 20 bales -
Doc Good Ordinary f nH net raesp5 ef Daes
oss 16ts bales shipments Zo5o bales aeS' 10 ohes
G1LvEsToS Dec Cotton steady Mddnns. Use Lo g
ddag le Good Ordinary 70 70 sc s,a net receipts
ceofs 90 5aes shipments 565 sales 1915 Daes
stock 81 9lj
o pee GOOD 'fady net sq raeS.
bales gro-s iDaes;exPort Great Britain no bales
ing, 3OJObales stock. 2sj,JS3 bales
EUROPEAN Markets
LvnRroor. Dec. 6-PorS-Pums Noss-ga.tsrn dull
=. 20 wes,en sa S Rb 90 dull an Gonr ceaT
dnli az 81 short Clear. dull AZ AZ Hams-I0nR
tut ana 40 shoulders. dull p I'd Beef-Indi3 Mess
dun 6s Extra Mess steady Al 81 Prime Ness dnu
At ST.. Lard-Pume Western. duh AZ 10 "a allow
Prime CIV steady 80 90. nrnen,ine dun ~ 80
Kosn-Fiae sieldy loiGd. Common, steady al D 81
.se-Amer,can Choice dnli Sc LarG OIL sieadyat
49, Flour-ixrra state duL al ~. "hest1 40 =
WI1er Ne3Uer dull at Id New southern Winter steady
=. 20. AZ Sd. tOttOnseed 'h-1elO"
American none IN IN trxet OmnUn. NJ LnnDln
81 ANY rurpentne. spirits az Lonno duu at 50 ga
II.EIgOO Dec. IL 30 D. u-ireaos uEs quict our al IN
Corn I'd per ceuta for New Mixed western what
d.UlO Oh. pee cent for dl ma Cin"i 81 a. y Ou
ur kfl Mr III
t.lyREpOO. pee G-.:5U Do mp 0yleons-BacOh ~ per
y IN Long Clear }iiddles .d for shore Clear Mid
The receipts Wheat TOR TIE past three Gays were
. centals iucluung $4,000 American
LospoN pee - D. .u.-aehnal Petroleum. esiasfsi per
gal L.nseed on, t-6G&-6J per ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

lily aDDles The marker which are selling nv N
Dccs caf0rs have been closed oui 10 So ~ Coon
is he'd ith rmer prices GRAPES are u
except for vey choice STOCK the supply not heavy Out
there Is light demand Cgornla MuskIats Okays anu
Ferrars are IN good reuuest per SION
eiing ratne slowly at 81 q - per box lhere rs
great Improvement he color Foi1dA oranges anu
good so The prices for Crin-
berrie have under the Influence 81 rather
uoierate receipts shipping demand GAO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
Cost anu fonno.

RANK BOOK L0ST.-Bank Book No.
- i97 $50 OF tue Bowery savings Bank ~ mlssas IN:
finder relurn g the bank II not restored
before the sth day Of January. 1851. application VIII Ds
the bank q book
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

L. London. British cCnsoiS were steady AT 3'>-'l6
for money and 316 lower Tor account n 33S16.
United States o. unchanged az lO14t Dut
there was 4 advance of l. per cent Tor The 4As 10
l147s and far the Is to 1853. American railways
Enc rose from AIS TO 47s4G47l2 but second con-
soils were b o-rer at l0U6s Illinois Central was
I25 agaIns1 "a u Reading 263i 026os against 70 y,
and Central ami Hudson 14Sl "a l4o. Atlantic ana
l.. to 1884 and Central Fac'h ~ quoted a1
S6 The Bank of England lost 42O.OoO
bullion on balance. A special dispatch from Lon
don 10 E,eTuan's " all street News Bureau states
that A new loan OF E3 800, 900 has been placed
upou The, market by the indlan Government Dear
ing go per cent interest. Tne minimum price was
fixed al 9s The whole stock has been subscribed
for four times over at a premium OF per cent.
The RntbschIds alone took G2,5O0.O0O at 1O4.
The foreign syndicates were All outbld. be grand
success OF this loan ~ expected 10 spur everything
L. Para. French per cents rose from 500 = 10
S5.72l2; sight exchange on London rising 10 2o.3O
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company to-
day declared quarterly dividend Of u per cent for
the three n!oEi hs ended November 30.
The gross earnings OF the Following railroads are
reported
ST. LOUIS. IRON MOUNTAIN ASD SOUTHERN.
Msn% ssSs S5s f Rss SsSS Ss
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
sa5S sa54s55 Pee Pee .3;a5
WABASH. ST LOUIS AND PACIFIC.
vou-,, wee, Nov s2d asss s9s5sl Inc saase4
ST PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA
ror-,, voes IN Nov 81 .7s Yes s5S S Inc $4,000
Jan ] 20 Noy. 30. 2S69.906 2.s5O,lO4 Inc. 4Sol9S
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS 4SD NORTHERN
yo,r,, week in Nov. So oSl s5sIs7 Inc. sl5,o4e
Jan 30. l,S5s74i I'oeo'o'% A1E oo1'"Ie
Tine ,ece,pUs OF -four and gram at ths principal
Atlantic ports this 18th day OF December were
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

the "a Y ec-pts FOR the week a. no various
pouts of distribution were "a follows Erie ia wIv. hy
~, III reln, ai MIX Harlem Railroad 81 ID
DO; Ney avrn Railroad 81 I0s Hudson i1ver Railroad
40 40 Midland u
Cream: mlscraneous nearby routes. L. cans Of Nile
d. .fftl rive. D.
man. each hi7 been
q , tIr pa our IL The AVERAGES ID H h.. d.
, n 1r al there adcrinr of zoe idF Tor
when ere cheek 90 she supply AMI pr ea rapidly aH
varrrd .iCt Ctt oyer cary In The
We NOT ilsarGing tine plcr-. For tr 20 u oi N0-
vr,u-er farm r. mad Be- &C ana .eon,lH raDe
az mn )i tAcse commission l
II .ffyr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
lIvr arncK MARkkrs-RY rELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO. Dec 7.-HoGs-Recepts. 1900 head ship
mcntA BOO head; market steady ami D0luc higher ;
MIIed Packing % 4OSs4 D. Light ., 3O0t4 Oo Choice
Heavy 81 7Oas4 81 quality good; AL cold. -
ClTuE-Receipts head shipincntA LOO head mar
ket unchanged good export and Chrstmas denand beat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
VEGETABLES.

Fxport Of Potatoes rHere ia demand Tor
o. uufroLcr IRISH Potatoes small
above qu iarn. stock as few bufers and Tao
ans dr.i is heavy. abundant and rule IN
,Ivers Iypr light inquiry for Onions. but prices
he'll abua steady other Vegetable without Important
Ia. mott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
ETHIOPIAN FrNANcIAL MARKETS

Ioypox Dec 7-l9:3Op m-Atlantic and Great western
frat mortgage trustees certificates So NewYOrS Central
las Reading, - - - -. ,rEr.
LoNDoS Dec "a mU s. bonds onr per cents vs., ne E 81
foIr and half per cent 47e; do New YORK Cen
toi I49 Atlantic anI treat second motsase rus
tees certificates Reading H6U. The amount OF Dnlon
vifhdravu from The England balance to-day IA
92OOOO quote three cent enes 30 ITALICS
~ y cenimes for the account - q. -. On
PARs pee IA D m.-Excnange London, % francs 80
carf tori CHI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

snecie, from, the port of New-York 10 foreign
ports for the week ended December and SINCE the
beginning Of the year;
1874 Is-o 1880.
For the week 81 "a 7O2 81 0T9.5t0 s7.s7e042
Previously 32l SOL s9 322 1l9ess Sdea05 59
Total Jan. l. 321.32b59b S3U1Ss40 "o4'-el-""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
FRrrrs. BgRRIHs AVD yUTs-DRIBD.

Receipts Fruits for Inc week. 3544 pkgA, with
jTs Usgs 0 Peanuts and 30 pays. or Pecan Nuts Ell
uorts of Dried Appes J.l73 Thoro Is scOntinued
gOod demand OF evap rsted Appies an prices
are sler oary grades OF suA-red are also urn, OUT
bright cut apples show the most nrmness-a
c.oaa OF hoe, scld yesterday AT DC Low grades OF
Tennr.ee qusrtsrs denani and only be- sold
Of n from previous prlceH Ney
either evaporae sundrei, are oneTiDg anu
tile ma ket h very HaspDcrfc5 steady as a5 quote
Ew cherries were today IS c and small lot OF
Choice state Pums II Sc u BIZ Tor thscs EckDer
r,rs " iortleberres nrm Peanuts have had
more nnnry al prices Chestnus cut Of stock
Hickorynuts a Itue and firm Bulnuls BLACK wal
nus ana fair demand and steady Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

boxes Corresponding week ast year 1865 Doxe. Exports
for . 300 boxes; time lat year 4uDzS
bOxe- Liverpool quotations dun 06s AMI
al sivces the foreign market overoeked and de
nresse1 nearly 0neLa OF the weeks
shipments account Exporters are buying
very ,parns ch every opportunity get the lots
thai pressed Of sale hoping TO Duy little under price
There dui market, parties VINO Ndns 10
realize on stock are compelled accept fgIres II
ricult to tlolr merits above lac and
vet l3c asking price Tor alcy parcels The
demand principally good grade OF ful STOCK
Chee-e such shippers buy 1T ii gQ &C. The low
erdes neg siaDie at any pr ee
some Western combinations sold on SATURDAY. al
3c In tae count chees ~ D. Dut on the
CnOta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08
Goruoratlou Notices..

BOARD OF EDUCATI0N.-Sealed proposals
t wilt by the School Trustees N the l2rn
hall Board Of Elueau0n ~ Grand
and Em-sIs Monday, the l5th day VI December 1884,
O'Clock pm said for the furniture rsqnlTe
for the house Gramm school No az, Lexington
between lOotn and lO6th ss
plans and sperlhcatoss may BE- seen Office Of tho
superintendent OF school Buildings No. l6 Grandst, tErd
door.
The party submitting proposal and tho parties poposin;
suret.z must each willie Els name ana place III
said proposal
and approved sufctes reslhtn - Oh ts
city. required m all cases.
DAVID H. KNAPP,
ANDREW L. sou LARD,
GERMAN HAUsCHET.
GEORGE ". DEBEVoISE,
CHARLES CRAR..
Bo ri of Scaool Trustees, l2th ward
ted Ney OV. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

IlNANJE DflAHIMfNf,
BUREAU COLLECTION " IAAHa.
80 ChaGnb.rsst, (
NRw-NORE. December l. 1880.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-All persons
~ have omitted thor for the year $780,
hereby notified required by 10 the same 10
oce, before the LIST day
OF January 1881.
one per eeut will be collected all paid before tho
lJth OF December Instant Two per eent ON All taxes
paid interest The
per computed from the 18th o OCTOBER ASS
the day rolls
iv,red ali remaining unpaid aud
after the said LIST aay OF January, 1851.
money wllt be received O'Clock once hours
from a m. 10 p N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

week As DNg last week 5i9l Dkgs cor
respondn J.6sa Lr tsw ots OF strictly
gathered Eggs arriving are beng sol AT prices
coming forward 70 supply the egu
mn Held STOCK is quite freely offered an Iuss
am Incd are selling lille beJtor. bur Il Is difficult 10 es
much N adv Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

Market liberal -urpi, with Live utrv and very fuI
There ID . lfr better frrIn PRIME un rfLen dressed
porry Ho~t arriving Oy reiR T. ahG L. more
r les roz.n ami q q deal Is Oei sfddt ln.deLg 70
tbnrr express exceeded top duottt ns in sol m
Stances The reccpU very heavy and receivers ma
aav..e- supply on tia Wv q a. an 'li
,rc fncr are rum ne 7Lai'
and -Ire are bat few dine. biIds OGr1G Plrtrdgrs
attn. NOR plcu trh -asef- Bd Nv W"our"tN ar
r-ftna Dp- and fur d"m in4 I'D tlr iclutc
mr. ,- Mid Ducks -iearv Nrnison has sold unus al Wen
rou. erin tns recclt Hud prices nave Iut"
stradv al week II is -d a. the came 'ND laA gA
ts,ug f time for TIE Of Ncaua aRch er month 1877
u.t 4 lei such action pc iakcn lWWcdac January is
H. bf mo ,th In he year a. now
sfat = $ ARBITRARY rather than wise. QUO ATOMS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

OF $4,000 SHARES OF 500 FRANCS EACH.
According to terms OF zltiol deposited With
cbauipatIrr IL RIDES NOary Publ, in Paris. the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-08

The Executive Committee Of the Board OF Directors OF
this Company this Gay declared the regular monthly
dividend O. $4,000 each % tho
a ms Office
transfer books closeslfrom 10Th to 18TH inclusive
George BURMA y. Presidents
" J.CH Ky EN secretary