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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-04

SEVERELY SCALDED. AT noon yesterday
the little daughter of John McGurk was Sc
verely scalaed. Her neither who was oekine
dinner put ssme water en- the stove In long
handled saucepan, thinking to heat it quickly
| in that manner. When the water had reached
| boiling point, May, little girl about six
teen months old, graspea the handle and
pulled the saucepan off the stove. The scald-
ing water went over the child's chest,
face and arms, and the mother in endeavor-
ing to save it was also badly scalded Medi-
cal aid was at once Summoned and before it
could arrive the child suffered the most ter
rible agony. Last evening it was much re-
lieved, but it is impossible to tell whether 1t
will survive the shsck. In any event it will
be distigured for life. Mr.. McGurk desires
to correct the statement made in the Times
regarding the neighbor who was kind enough
to try and alleviate the suEerings Of the child
by putting salt GA its burns. Although it did
no good Oh account OF the severe nature OF
the scald, the service was rendered with the
kindest intentions.
THE RACES. There has been all excellent
speed programme arranged fer the Carson
track day. Mcclellan, Roam Horse and
Grey Horse, owned respectively by 4. c.
E lis. D. Gree and William WOODBURY., will
trot mile heats best three in five for 500 and
for $3.50 best three in FIVE.
To-morrow, in consideration of the Fifth of
July celebration, special tickets to Virginia
and return will be soli as follows 81 from
Mound House, Empire Carson, Lakeview,
Franktown and Washoe 81 90 from Steam
boat, Brown and Huflker's s. from Reno
These tickets will he good only on all regular
trains of Monday, July 5gh.
THE JONES CAsE.-The case of Jones, the |
man charged with forging receipt for pest
stticc money order, was before the I. S. Cir
cult Court yesterday. The testimony was
about the same az published in the APPEAL
It the time of the arrest Tho jury, after
aeing out two hours, failed to agree.
Mr.. Berry, the colored gentleman W no edits
he Democratic organ of Or,nsby, is now look
Hg for associate editor. The present
'itor of the Tribune would be Just the man
0 hold the paste pct while Mr. Berry gets the
,apers ready for the bulletin board. Be
ide this he is amsitous and willing to learn.
The DRAMATIC CLUB-The Rosedale Ora
matte Club produced Still Haters Ron Deep
asst Rght to fair audience The play was
veil mounted and very creaitably perforated
J. G.. Murphy and James O'Neil, two of the
7ere arrested night before last for being
unk in the streets.
To REoPEN.-The store of L. Norris &
o., closed few days ago by financial en, bar
will be opened again tomorrow.
The Au Fait Club propose to give moon
ght party at Treadway's as soon as the as
snomical conditions favor the scheme
Preaching in the Methodist Church at IL
NJ and P. N. Sunday School at 2 P. NJ
Ii are welcome.
A good many Carson people went up last
ght to the Genoa ball
Fred Hart, the editor of the Ente,p,'iSe, was
the city yesterday.
Lou. Walker Of Reno was in the city yes
rday. y
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-04
The RAILROAD STRIKE-Michael Mulligan


Gale t the Chronicle office yesterday NOR
nj - he wanted to make state
met regard to the late strike on the
Carson X Colorado railroad. He said: 81
one of the first men to strike. have been
railroad man for IA years, ana know
W.T. cur rights are We worke' dol
lar day and board until the uly,
and then we struck 10" | . day alla board,
because we thought entitled to that
much. Yeringtoa said he would not pay
more than 81, and told him We would
quit. He asked US if we would permit him
to employ Cinnamon On the road. We
said 10. Then he asked if he co, nlplsy
white men at the old rates and we said no,
but we afterwards gave white men the priv
ilege of g at. . work fer 81 if they were
in need -,eney and wanted work. After
that we cult | think 800 men left, and
when | came away Friday there were not
more than % or 80 men working on the
whole line" Mr.. Hulligan said he wanted
everybody to knew that he is personally
for lie above statement
THs CELEBRATION - Tomorrow Carson,
Gold Hill and Virginia City will join in a eel
ebration at the latter place aid it is to be
hoped that the Carson people will see that a
good 6..e .en from the Capitol goes up to
tratranize with the Comstockers and swell the
num 'ers who take part in celebrating the
anniversary There has been considerable |
hard feeling between the two cities, a sort of
ealoas rivalry which is shared oy the popula-
ion in Limp and not felt for moment by |
my particular individual in either town. The
came down here last fourth and
everybody had good time. If Carson recip-
oca'os in good style Tomorrow it will effec-
ua'y wipe out all differences Except, Of
curse, the unpleasantaess between the social
lubs, which cannot be forgotten while the
World swings around the sun), and in future,
hings will run smoothly between the two prin
ipal cities Of Nevada. Let US then have a
ocular grand hsrrah, bring cut the old flag,
re the guns and march the troops The
ed ced rates of fare ON the railroad places
he excursion within le reach of everybody.
Te-DAYs SPORT AT TREADwAY's.-Ther
ill be matters of interest at Treadway's
ark to-day. Excursion trains will run from
'irginia City and Reno at reduced rates and
1ere will DC 0 baseball matches in which
he twt IS .: ~lubs will play against the {
licked :, /: of l. emo and Virginia City. The
.obin Hood club of archsrs will shoot an
merican round with the Merry Bswmen of
irginia City for the championship of the
tate, and here Ill be pool shooting for a
rize q $50 at he 200 yard target There
i'll also be dancing at the pavilion and
,ncert BY Cara's band. All in all the attrac-
ons held out are of natare to suit the most
kacting.
The salary Of postmaster depends upon
10 amount Of postal business furnished by
e :swn. The salary Of Carssn's postmaster
- been raised 500 year and that Of Reno
,crsaseG . ike amount. Yet Reno claims t
DO advancing at = very Re lid rate. II
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spasmodic movement. like the temporary effect Of
an application Of a gavanic battery, and quickly
subsidized into dullness
There were other Irregularities in the movements
than those named but those mentioned serve 10 de-
scribe the character of the market robustness was
not large, having been flor five days l,ol6,4oe
shares against 2503, 070 shares for the preceding
full week. At the end, although there was some
natural " realizing" before the holiday. there was
no evidence of a waning confidence.
wEEhSr RANGE OF PRICES
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filming.
nm nrn,xnn GnLn MryINn 90. /

OFFICE or TIE DURANGO GOLD MINING coz
Room l3. No ll5 - oIdway. New YORK }
CpECIAL NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
- he uudersgn Il. consti ung majority OF the Boa
Trustees OF This company hereby give noice ta me an
uua meeting II stnckholde will be held at The oc OF
tie company January :. lss1 at o'clock = NJ iot th
ectng Board 81 Trustees 10 serve FOR one
wear the question OF increasing the cap
the company from s5oOOOO 10 Tl.OnOuug "
enable the company prchase other MINING property Inc
polls viii open 10 m 1ransier bonks VII DC
tlnsrd December 1850 and reopen January L. 1851
4 MCDONALD. J. Mtl.N X uit kEk.
WILLIS a EARNES, EFFlNGHAM LAWRENCE
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proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR PAPER FOR THE PUB
al Tuesday. January H. lcsl O'Clock
for the Public Printing until the lst OF Icn
The proposals To be opened before and the %
DC made the JOn Committee Of Congress
Printing lowest and best bidder Tor the
the Commit resefytng Ia itelt the
and all bids T. Judgment the best
Of he Government may dictste.
allied schedules Of the description quantity and quasv
Of the paper required accompanied b. samples and blank
pOsas and tne uiAton Win which bidders mn-t
comply be obtained by addressing j. d. peirces Pubs
Printer. WASHINGTON, D. g
The contracts such quantities
paper nay be needed during the year. AID more.
comprise;
30 OF best machine finish printing paper 2Ix3s
IS re.tDs calenderei printing paper. 2fX3S.
sized CaondcTed printing paper
5000 oaendered tinted printing paper II
different sizes
900 engine sized paper Post Once blenG. dn
feient
10 400 pounds map paper different sizes ana weights
100000 pOuads pate paper.
800 white wiring paper different and
weights
100 oolcred writing paper different sizes aad
weights
d o reams cover paper different sizes aud weights
500 r,ams manila paper. different sizes
10 Dreams tissue paper.
$1,000 sheets Imitation parchment Oinerent sizes
500 OsIUets bank no q paper.
AL % sheets glazed bona paper.
slOOOu sheets card board.
by direction OF the joint Committee OF Congress Puha
Printing
Washington, December .. 1851
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OFFICE
POIu ROYAL AND AUGUSTA RAILWAY COMPANY
20 @tOADNAN.
NEwl oEK. Dec TO- 1880
V'UE COUPONS OF the PORT ROYAL AND
4 AtGt .>lA RAILWAY COhPANN's FIRST MORT
GAGT ~IAk KING FUND BONDS. due January !, 1881, viii
. p, or ami cate go te oitr of The company
Aiso az AMI pnccW epld. per cent dividend TO
III holders Of fhr Pu.t htlAl 'nuf-A Augusta kdiwat
ruuY Income Bonds On inc preena of coupons Nos
Az H. liza Asi'' 0Notela4l.
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Gounirn properlp for 5ale ano 60 Est.

Gounlrr lJrOperlp For 5aIe ano Go Eet.
ATORANGE, n. J. (neIghborhood speciality.
h-ProperY for sale aud rent all variees great bargains
EDWARD +. HAMILToN, = Pine-st, " Y,
HOTEL PLOTS to lease ut Far ROckaway
4 4 Beach. Address FRANKLIN C. NORTON, Ear
Rockaway. y. Y.
4 ARGE, HANDSOME HOUSE, grounds and
4 sable near Br0oGyn owner declining
housekeeping viii sell with OF without furniture.
rutland ~ W III IING, 5 Beekmln-st.
NiONTCLAIR, \. j. property specially
WI FOR sale cottage nearly i've
ues from depot churches school garleD and ru
Rowe PA lsSONS, - Cedag-st
ORANGE, y. J.,-nOUSES aud COUNTRY
~ SEATS TO let and for furaishei aud uniurnshed
BLACKWELL Il SAITH opp. main station orange. y, J.
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iEHiRrIETH ST. and LEXINGTON AVE

'CHiRrIETH ST. and LEXINGION-AVE
Il Supreme Court County OF New lOtk Pf EH A ~
JACKs6 '. plaintiff agt FRANCIS T. REoN, sUSA y IA z
MURPHY. ROBERTO MCRPH \ and ADDISON JAf WIN
ME- defendants IN pursuance u OF "res osas
and sale in the above entitled action u
the 22d Of December 1880 l. the UNDERSIGNED keferes
there named will sell NJ pubic auction at tire ExchanN
saesroCm, No III Broadway in the Clty OF AeTn OK
Anthony J. Blocker SON, AuctoBeeTs on the l3tn dsy
January 1881 at ~ o'clock M the following described prem
All tain lot piece or parcel OF and ~lh tht
buildings thereon erected situate wing aud being IN taS
ward Of CITY Of New York. aud bounded anc
described foLioNs viz: Commencing al point on tns
TnTtleth
from the Intersection OF the eastery SIDE
and the porheriy side OF IhIrtiethst ihence
running easerly along ToTtetht twenty feet 70 point
opposite the wall De The dwelling house
hereby described ana the ADJOINING d"ene
house theriy line drawn through the ceht0
VI the wall ami along lana heretotore conveyed u
Francis and wife Benz T. Car ms Id point
Thirfieth Thirty first thence vest
parallel with lhiruethst
distant red eighty feet from the easter Inc 81
LexngtOnave and thence sOutLery ON nne parallel ~
the distance one hundred anu eghy
feet thereir0n IN the centre OF the wd OF the aid
dwelling house hereby described ald the ad0in
ing dwehn =. house TO the place OF b. ginning.
width twenty rect
inches. and formerly known as NO ~
tast Thirtieth-st No. l4l East Ihirteths
W. WATSON. Referee, Tribune Building.
G. : j. IL STI1'r painiif rs Attorneys, ll3 Fulton ST.
Dated Newly DIRK. pa December, 1851.
Dec24 2aw3wFSM
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THE NEw-YoES EtrAUD RAILROAD CoNrWY, SLcaEl
TAHY AND IEIasuGtIt- TItE 50. BHOAhNAh(
SEw-YoGK December 4. so )
NOTICE. 49, THE REGULAR Ann AL
- ureiiu. Of She ho0ers OF this company Tor eleclhg
thirteen The ing year ana ior @hr
purposes VIII hcI Tine office oi the COMPANY No. :
Toadvav thc tuesday ~ January next JildiIE
i. IeSlj al vCQI Polls will be open gao - 0te' ~ ana
] O'clock IYc Trans De- k7 VIII Doc ciO-cu %"
The the lth Inst Aua DC rt"FeL,4 on re morn
inc Of January l-,ncNt, d. \. ~ ~"
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Tnannnl.
SHELDON g. WADSWORTH
BANKERS, 10 WALLS1

BANKEHS, 10 WALf-SE
In addition q general banking business, buy and son
all securities current al the NewfOrk Soc2
Exchange, advancing on same
Desirable First Mortgage Railway BONDS LOT salc
NM 81 sHFLpON VIM. b. WAD5WoRrH.
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CLARK, POST g. MARTIN,
PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.
WE OFFER FOR SALE
AK PER CENT GOLD BONDS

Of company secured ny assignment Of the subsidy dine
TO Government of tie United states Of Colombia which
misunderstanding eccdnce Of the mortgages drst lien
upon the property Of the company
IN, l-,t- am ,u.ts ID THREE MILLION DOLLARS. pay.
alb In 80 years from # NOycmb'r le1O. Interest
,,,,are May and November l. in the city OF New York
A sinking fund OF SIS 900 per annuu-the excess OF the
.utnlv over annual interest b. apned by Cravings in
Sci, ruer In eac year. the bonds drawn viii be-
deemed Al o.r on the 1T day o. November following.
TbePANAIA COMPANY has ant cpated thc sinking
fund fot ten years by purchase Of oud NO to 800 i'm
elusive 5000 900. which will hrlt De- drawn SO that none
NJ The REMAINING bonds eau drawn until september ls9l
present pucc iO7 -, aad int. cs, subject u advance
without notice
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Citp 1ral GstdIe FOR SAFE
Gnction Sales OF Real gslate.
DEARL-ST.

PEARL-ST'
Nev-YorK Supreme Court.The German Savings Bank in
the City of Newi against Algernon . sullivan Public
Administrators, and others.
In pursuance of judgment OF foreclo'u and safe.
made and euter Of Move mber 1850.
l. the gneJ. referee in said Judgment named vi" sell
at public auction AT the Exchange Salesroom No Ill Broad
yay I'm the CITY OF YORK. TIN day of January
ISL az by John I. Boyd, aueoneer tho
following described premises:
All certain lot Of ground and premises situate yins
and being IN the Ward Of the Cty II NewfOrk On
The mortified side OF Pearlst date Nagazincst Be-
ginning TWENTY-FIVE feet from tue corner of Parz usta
Cross street aud bounded sOuthwestery, in by
Prarst DOTtheaseriy in the rear, 0y ground
formerly belonging Andrew Stockholm on The sOut leas
erly side by ground OF Gulan ata
Alexander aBpbel and ON the northwest ny side ny
ground nov or late Wal containing ~ BREADTH
ia front rear length the south.
easery side and nOrJheas side
ninety iee less, aud now knoSn aud
distingushed as No. nye hundred aud four Pearl II
EDWARD NJ. BU RICHARD, Referee
SIGISMUND KAUFMAN.
Plaintiffs Attorney, 80 Nassaust
49, .,
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Albany ana SuSl .-...
Alton ana Ter. li......I
DO. prefd...........
Boston AR Line .....I
Is. G. Il. and North'n
Cedar falls. .......I
Central pdciiic. .......
Cnic.. ~. l.. and y. ..
Canatia Suuthern......l
&C. G. and Int .....|
g.. &. and ina Central
Chcs. ana ONO .......|
Ches. ana Ohio 2ipi.
Ches. aud ONO lst pl. .
chic. u. aud Quincy.
Chic. Il. /. aud i. 81
Chicago aud Alton ..I
DO. prefrrTcd......I
Ciev. aHu i'Isjs ---....
{. II Il & Il & o..
10. do pii .....
Chic. and y. Western
Che. ana y. ". preL..
Cine. INLAND II Pod
CHIC. bll and II. =. ~
Central Iowa .-........
10 st pI.---...---..-I
Dub IQe * sioux CIV.
y !. Lakeland csru
Del. and hudson Cana
Den. ana HIu til'd.......|
HuustOn and IcXaS...
Hanuibai and ~. Jos.
Han. ana ST. Jos. nrci. /
Int. * 81. NOrtiIoln
lnuJis Csntral ..- IL
Ind. Bloom. aud W'st. |
keOk Il ID -uOlucS..... /
DO. pref .......-. 81
Like LIIc ald Wcst'n, I
Louisville ana Va a.
L0Gls. y. AlO. and c.. !
Lax Shore -.-.---..I
Manhatiau RailrOIL.I
Mauiiat Beach. ...--..|
Mar.and CIu. Is pr o.
Mar ana Gin. "a NJ !
METROPOLITAN ..........I
Michigan Central. .~l
Mobile and ON '......
No. Kan. ana Tex 81
MOrr1s q E>SeN..---...
Nash.. CuJt dud Il. IL.
NeW-JeTs - central. !
N.YOrk anu y. Haven
y \. Cent. ana Hut. |
New York Elevated
N.N..L.E. an I " c,VnI
y. y. l.. f.. anu ". Dil
Northern Pacific ....l
Northern Paclnc p'G..
y. y. ont. anu west
DO. Uicf......---- ...l
NcT-Nurk q Texas.
OHIO Central ..-......I
oregon X. ami Nav 80
ONO ana Mississippi
Ono ana Mass. Drci".
Idu3unA.........-- .-- -..
nus. Tltu d Buf..
Pullman Pa. Car 90. |
Phila. and Rd2. X. Il o..
PcGTla. Dec. and Ev-.'
Home. " & Og.-.-.-"I
~. Pau. d p Ilutl
~ Paul Il Duluth pi !
IT. PAM NJ ~ VI -...l
II. l.. ana ~an Fran i
-. l.. ana .-1u l.. pref /
SLIAaud san FIST pa /
It. L.. /. NJ ana ST.
Texas Paclilc.....-..-
UmOn Pdcluc...-...-.
Wabash. II. l.. K Pac |
30. preferred -----.-
Auer.CaI / nlon .--.-l
Am. DIst. H. cgrlph
Atlantic and Pac. lei.
Western Union 'ei-...I
10. * nights ..-.-..
Adams rsNDrc,s.----...I
American Express ..--I
United states l.Xp's-
Wells Fargo hXpTess.
I lllttI ..----..sss-
PacIilC Nail ..-....-..-.l
GOl C1ai IL Irln..-...I
Consolidate Z COal. eel
Elk Lick 90. eel
No tauk G and COaL
MGrgiand Coal .....-.I
Sew Ccufral 'OaL. TO-.
\ y < Straltville. ---.l
Penn. COdl........ ...-
Caribou Miulug g.. /
Central MinIug.-.....
Excelsior vi ing -.
Honests ke MlnCO IL
Little P!ttsburg.-..-.
ia Plata Mi'I.ng. 49,.
ontario M.lOs Co.
Silver Cln ....-...l
Sf1t~si. Mining Co.
StOrmJpt .....---.--..
Sa.l, TCnDe!..........
QulCLA.ver 90. $500.
Qu1ts.tvu. preferred /
Jerome PARK ---.J
Total shares sold IOr
lex dividend.
Un.mnIrnW MOni
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Banking Aouses ano Bankers.

ISSUE LETTERS Uf CRtUll run lhAveLenS.
PAYABLE IN Any p P4RI * IN ES SHRRfc ASIA Af
B Of or Money Ok Et6PE KID
CAfiFoRNi1.
Diuioeno Notices.
OFFICE OF cncAco ST RAp5 o MISSEArous ASO}
81 Bn6 SM4H SEW Yo GSA Dsc TO- 1880
A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND THREE
q ms cS%9a@y payable January sS
Transfer book. Mi close December Both inst and reopen
'1"u''' - 1901 r. P. FLOWER Treasurer
THE I,iPoETERs' AyD TRADES NATIoSAL B ;si orr
NEwYQRK SEW GQEK December 81, -, tS'o
y the earnings last six months this day been de-
oared Oy tins BANK payable on me "a gay Of anuay next
EDWARD TOWNSEND Cashier
KEoKUg AND DIES MoNEs RAILWAY coNrAYY ,ooo
A DIVIDEND of 81 70 PER SHARE has
2 Geep declared Paa9s on me 5q Jay ~ G SsSy
a. the Office OF the Farmers Loan ana Trust company III '
The transfer books viii be ION OF December
ana opened On u'' day % A. A. BIELING President
Tar MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CoMPAW,,
4 QUARTERLY. dividend Of IL per cent on
"A re Ga s,9GS hs d s Ga rGge on M & SS Of
The transfer books December 20 and rsop Ian
A RKANSAS STATE BONDS.-CoupOns on
TAn anaa 71iS fT f 5s
ton to The Nationa. city BanK Sew YORK; ,,,,r,vp,
Financial Agent the state Of Arkansas
| COUPONS due January |, 1881, from DEN N
y VERA, RIO Ora DE tiR9t con =
SationaI bank NoT.YorK. VIM J. PALMER President
Tue HOUSTON AND T5SAs SF aE b5c ~ f5so
COUPONS of the First Mortgage Bonds, OF
JOHN d Oi'0 ~ ''-' % F. " GAVE. Treasurer
OFFICE OF TIE GOLD sTEPE MINING COMPANY. }
CALIFORNIA, \ 10 WALi~si., NEW. 1Obk, Z
December Is, lsSO)
| DVIDEND No. 2.-The Board or Trustees
~ hayo ms DAY declared QUAKrElhY DIyI DEADof
FIFTEEN GEN PER 81 ~ on the capital STOCK Of ths
COMPANY for The qarer enIIg November ~ Oh
OF 1ana s.fy '2 s '0'o On W
OFFICE or riE sT,Re-GgoyE silver NnINa corANr}
W. NEW YORK. DC I5 1880.
The BOARD or TRUsTEEs have this declared
ne REGGLAG TX PiRiFFkHP % Of H. O co
pany or TEN CENTS PER SHARE, payable on The SUN
The transfer books VIII be closed 2jth to the 3Oh
| inclusive. JOIN r.: BOrHW ELL. Secretary
| WILLIAM :. CLARA. President
rHE 4EcN Ra ~ Dec iss6
)b6IIVYfBbfENDD Of ~ AND HREH& GAhTERr PER
CENT The pta stock OF the American ID, Tict Iee;
oraph conn be paid thu, office on the l5tn day 81
January piGxino The transfer books will close at O'clock
ISL BY Sg or Or Ter Of he Board Of bifecor
:. " CRofCI Treasurer. +. w NDltEw2. Iles-e"S
| OFFICE )F La PLATA MINHG AID SMELLING co; OF
LEADylE col 5S gE2A dSx 6is oqE s s Is ana d.
| nWIDEND No. 10.
me BOARD Trustees this day declared dividend OF
| SEVEN AND ONE HALF CENTS pr share (paaf Nniue
stock, payable ON Monday jan prov,
an the the company Transfer BOOKS viii cose vi
| Tlursiav Dee 3 aud reopen Tuesday, Jan. 4, l-Sl
Statement Of The financial condition OF The company m
WOrKiug Capital " as ~
| lS~O-Balauce surplus account 9VOoo 80
bee lssO-Net Earnings Month Of Nov l6IJO ~
| sl67.2l9 o.
Dividend of III per share20OO0 900 shares OOoO w
| to,roo MAO 7 1870 ........... sl52.2l9 o.
Baance Dec D. L olIo'YSPHANT TALBOT Asst Secretary.
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The NATIONAL PARK BANK or NEW YORK
pa and 2lG BROADWAY y. Y, Dec, II, $50 }
JNHE Dard o. Directors have this day de-
L cIared a dividend the earnings Of the pasu six
months of FOUR PER CENT upon the capital STOCK oil
this bank PAYABLE and afler January ;, 1881.
r. X WRIGHT, Cashier
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY. Dec. Pep. VI.

SUNDAY. Dec. 26-P. VI.
The value eSS Os2. ssS, of the imports Of merchan
disc at the port of NewYor for the SIX days ended
last Friday was $67i.503 greater than for the pre-
cedng week. hut II was 1907 942 less than for tn,
same time OF 1879, and 81, 5lS $50 more than for
the period OF 1873. The va,ue S6, $50 474l of tho
exports OF merchandise from he port for the week
ended tuesday. December 81, was $623274 les
than for the preceding week; Fl 500 391 less than
Tor the same week Of 1879. and S637 297 less than
lor tEe week OF 1873. lie amount of the exports
last week probably was somewhat reduced by the
strngency in money, which ruled during the
whole of the export week, anj a consequent
lack of demand for foreign exchange. The total
value of the merchandise impor;ltions at this port
from January l TO December 2l this year !:
Sl25,0i4,96S and S;179157516 more than for tn,
same time IN 1879 ami 1873 respectively; while the
total value of the eX Dor of the port frou
January l 10 December 81 this year is only
SOL, So, $50 more than for the same period oi
1879, and oaly $57 OH .26O greater han III 1878
The following table shows Tie otal value of the I'M
ports and exoorJs of merchandise q, New-York,
and the respective balances for and AGAINST the
port. on the business since January l. for three
years
zpor.... saif3ssoo ssi5 5S1a ssaJ 3f5 554cc
i%gcTiS Z. -; 2o5Ssol4i o4O,992G9l 466Od7tCc
, Of import 6L2is,o56 55l5ls2 800. ....
OF exports -. ........ ..... 67s8s POO
The imports of specie and bullion (prlnc1ally
goidl for the six days ended Friday amounted Ia
- 900, making total since August OF
SGi,624 iJ2. and since January 1 OF S70,G10. 451
Ihe lnpo. Is and eXp1r,s of bullion at tins
port since Jauuery to date for three years compare
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dividend
Tomorrow Monday the Stock Exchange viii not
open until IL O'clock a. N. For the convenience of
our readers we reprint the closing quotations 81 Fri
daV rs follows:
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coupons due January 1881 VIII be paid at and after ma
turv on presentation at Tie Office OF CIOsSON HAYS,
No. H. Nassaust FO FhENCH'
Presto
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Dec H. 1851. :
G'HE Board of Trustees of this company
4 have declare dividend 40 81 OK FIVE PER CEN I
ON the pia stock able Wednesday December 20 ~ the
oGire III adams a. MCuaTg No - Waist
The au,frf w BE closed the -lth instant and
opened the 3Otl. HENRY n. MChAkO,
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Diui0en0 Notices.

Ni0"'A AND DA9 'i'i'h' NEW New onk Dec o. 1890
A DIVIDEND of 81 70 PER SHARE has
~ declared payable the 23d day OF December,
OF the Preferred shares O this company,
the Farmers Loan Trust Company III '~
city. . r..o.,hor
The Will closed the i0i OF DecemOer
anu 'i va Wv '' Ii. A. BAKLING President