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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02
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CSt. Louis Times.1
H~->- ue

The best investment Is in that which win
maintain health From letter of Mr.. c. w.
Eek, No. IL s. 5th ST., St. Louis, Mo-, 1t is
learned that the clerk of the Money Order
Dept. at the post Office in Alton, Ills, Mr.. j.
b. Kuhn, suffered for some time with indi-
gestion and all Its accompanying evils-a
headache, loss Of appetite aud dependency,
and was surely becoming Q hypochondriac.
He commenced the use Of Hamburg Drops
and is now well and strong again.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02
A recantlv natented {

"A recently patented German proc
ess for making rancid butter sweet is
to knead it with perfectly clear lime
water, in the proportion of five parts of
butter to one part of lime water. After
a few minutes kneading the lime water
is poured off and the butter thoroughly
washed with pure water. The rancidity
is caused by the presence of certain
free acids, which are neutralized by the
lime Ike
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02
AVOID making an enemy of a miser-he will
give no quarter. .

A CoLoKED man recently made application
for divorce from his wife. When asked on
what ground he demanded a divorce he ex-
planned as follows: '"De ground of dis ocoa-
sion is sufficient enough. When rented ten
acres and worked one mule, ! married q
Eoman suitable for de occasion. Now rent
sixty acres of land an work five mules My
fust wife Is a mighty good ten-acre wife, but
she don't suit de occasion OBJ sixty acres.
needs q woman what can spread more.''-
(ial,sxfo1 Ners
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02

HERBERT SPENCER says: "Life is the def
mite combination Of heterogeneous changes,
both simultaneous and successive, in CORE
spondence with external coexistence and
sequences" But can Mr.. Spencer prove 1t |!
He shouldn't make such rash statements un-
less he has the papers to corroborate them.
Life may not be one of those things after all,
This campaign has been too prolific Of wild,
SxagEegAted assertions. .-.Nrristom HTsl6
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02

ANOTHER of the popular errors to bc cor
rected is that the African Sahara is a great
desert On the contrary, It is now pro-
nounced q cultivated country, fruitful IS the
garden of Eden. All that ;s now wanted is
proof that Iceland Is q tropic country, and
thai the Rocky Mountains are below the
sea level, in order to convince the average
citizen that the time he spent in studying
geography in his youth was fooled away
Boston Posf
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02
CATTLE earn their daily food, in the sum-
mer, by the sweat Of their browse.

He stood twirling his hat in his hand In the
hallway. 1t was about time for the morning.
stars to begin their song together. "Well," T"
and he moved one step nearer the door.
" Well, !" she replied, as she stepped to the
door also. swell, IL must be going.
IL" s'That's right, John, II" and she
leaned her head on his shoulder. "If-you-
Misrepresentation - to - ask ask =
them-now." He was measured for q new
hat and pair Of kid gloves on that same day.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02

DO not forget that the old adage,
"Stuff q cold and starve fever" "
means that if you do stuff a cold you
will have to starve a fever. Tannerism
is good for a cold. Oranges are good
for fcver.-DT. F0Ute's Health Monthly
for Nore1lber
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02
Valparaiso Qnd.) Messenger.1

An Indiana SPortsmnn's Experience.
One OF the finest kennels in this country,
and the purest in the West, Is owned by Mr..
W. II. Holabird, the Sportsman's Clothier, of
Valparaiso, Indiana He says: "We use st.
Jacobs Oil in our family in preference to all
other linimcnts; have also tried It in my
kennel with wonderful results-"
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02
LEAD AsrRAr.-Bullets, in battle.

For many years Moses, an old negro, was
. servant at the University OF Alabama, and
waited on the students very faithfully; but
on that account commonly called preach"
among the boys One day he was passing a
crowd OF students, when one of them called
to him: Al say, Preach, what are you going
to do when Satan gets youa" "wait oh stu
dents" was the reply.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02
Mrs.. Partington Says
e any of the nuack rostruI

Don't take any Of the quack rostrums, as they
are regimentsl to the human cistern; but put
your trust in Hop Bitters, which will cure
general dilapidation, costiye habits and all
severe extact Of tripod fever. They are the
~ plus ,sauDs Of medicines.-Bostoa Gio6e
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02

Says: al have frequently purchased Du-
rang's Rheumatic Remedy for friends suffer.
ing with rheumatism and in every instance 1t
worked like magic" 1t will cure when every
thing else fails. Sold by all druggists. Write
for 40 page pamphlet to r. K. Helphenstine,
Druggist, Washington, D. C.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02

"sunshine and Shadows Waltz, for Piano
or Organ, is taking like wildire everywhere.
Published by Frank A. Drake, Richmond,
Ind. Can be obtained through any Music
Dealer, or will be sent postpaid by the Pub
Usher on receipt Of 10 cents.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02

"A man committed suicide at Co
lumbia, Ky, by tying a handkerchief
around his neck and tightening it with
n cane
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02

"How TO Pay Church Debts" 10 the title
OF new book. II the same methods can be
made to successfully apply to other debts IL
will have large sale.-Fhaadelphia Neios
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02

sHUN bad egg-sample, said the lecturer
when a rotten egg struck him between the
eyes.-Boston Transcript
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02
rhs Best Remedy Known 70 Man I

TU6 6eSt 1SeWoUy AUVW9 % JILL .
Dr. Clark johnson having associated himself
with Mr. Edwin Eastman, ON escaped captive, long
. slave to Wakametkia, the medicine man OF the
introducton Of the remedy Of that tribe.
The experience Of Mr.. Eastman being similar to
that of Mrs. Chas. Jones and son, of Washington
fhriiiingiy narrated in the Nes FORK Arod Of Dee.
18th, 1873, the facts Of which are 30 widely
ton Of M. Eastmanfs experiences will be given
here They are. hoysyeT Pgblisaed II n neat x sos.
Among tho Comanches and Apaches," /" OF which
mention viii be made hereafter. 6ufice itt sayd
that for several years, Mr.. Eastman, while cap
tive. was compelled to gather the roots, gums,
barks, herbs and berries Of which Wskanaetkls's .
medicine was made, and Is still prepared 20 pro-
vide the oAMH materials for the succeB1ful intro.
duction Of the medicine to the world; and assurel
the public that the remedy is the Same now aS
Whsa Waksmetkls eompells4 him e make e.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02
An Agricultural Creed.

1. Do not cultivate poor land. 1t is
a feeble mother which can give no sus-
fononno
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02

EvERr Farmer and Teamster. should know
that Frazer Axle Grease cures sore necks and
scratches on horses. Buy it anywhere. --ss3
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02

REDDINa's RUSSIA SALvE, the most wonder
iul healing medium in the world Price 25c.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02

BUSroNS FAyoRITE EPIANo.-Pertectlcn of tone
touch, finish. DURABILIrY UNEQUALED. Warranted
years Allstyies Including Pedal Uprtghts Write for
Illustrated catalogue. J, 4: wAMELlNk. Gen. Man:
aging Agt Northern Ohio, for Steinway & Sons and
Hazeiton BROS. pianos, $40 superior ST.. Cleveland O.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02

quarrel arose among the men; the in
tense eager looks Of the players were
exchanged for those of malice, hatred.
murder! In the dark, wicked faces
cleaned . deadly light, as Frederick,
with youthful pertinacity and abandon,
needed them not. and by continual con-
tradictions added fuel to the dangerous
flames. t-' e.
He had no more money to stake. and
foiled in their expectations, they made
threats, both loud and deep, and boldly
accused him of fraud and even theft.
At this juncture, the eye of one of his
adversaries fell upon the ring which
still adorned his hand and glittered
like talismanic guard against evil and
destruction Its intrinsic value was
little calculated to awaken the cupidity
of any observer. but to q grasping mind
the sight Of gold, however Insignificant.
is in itself a temptation.
Stake the ring" the Mexican
roughly exclaimed.
Yes, the ring, stupidity echoed his
companions, who were more inebriated
than himself and were ready to greet
any brutal Jest with oaths and applause.
Frederick looked at his mothers
parting gift and as he impulsively drew
it from his finger, the inscription which
he had once read with such deep emo.
ton met his fevered gaze God bless
you"
With what thrill of anguish he read
the words, and the unconscious little
shining circlet seemed q sad and silent
monitor, pointing him toward the
scenes of happiness and innocence nov
so far in the distance and from which
his all-too-willing feet had sadly
strayed.
II will not, cannot" he answered
hoarsely, as with pale and sverted fact
and trembling hands he replaced the
loving token on his finger. l5t
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02

N1kBf, w yAhdotte Coz, O.
Dear Sy:-l have used your excellent In.
Sia1 niee3 SyruP for Impure Blood, and
Aave been much bens6tted thereby. lean also
A1DKccA KIRBY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
ding .c Good Ordinary 1le receipts elS bales sales.

ding &c: Good Ordinary 1le receipts 6i5 baes sales
BALTIMORE jan 2I-Corton quiet; Midinc, l2sics Low
Middling 27gc Good Ordinary 49, net receipts, $500 90
Sas5 % SO alos saIe1 - bales stoes 2sGs bales
o9S jan Good rnsP an 1 S5I s:op ~
Dol bales exports TO Great Brtnin 2o3 paes' sooA
CHARLESTON. Jan e-cotron quiet. easy Mdaline I2's:
265s bales exports the ptnent L45O bales sales LOoJ
ccsSS1f JsG 2icoton easy: 'ldane I2to low
Middng r. Good Ordinary &C. receipt dSSs eals'
a1LyEsroy Jan. ~ cotton dun ana nominal Mideln 1
l2ias Low Middlng J. 9c Good Ordinary &c. mel re-
.lG9 bales exports eoastwse, leo1 oaesi Stock
'If66rIsyiiir jan g1-Coion quiet: Miodling I2sc.
MEMPHIS Jan. 2l-Couor quiet 1nohne, isc ieve,p y
MosiIF Jan Election quiet weak Miaane 19'4e Lev
exports 209 bales sales 1000 bales STOCK
ys2pk NJ Mi4 Sli. 2fg
Low Mlddlns e.; Goot orgnafy 80 ne cnInf
bales coastwsc 90 sales 5000 bales; last evening
NoRFoLK jan 2I-Coiton nominal Middlnc l2Pc; ne,
539 bac; exports coastwse $50 bales aies ZSs
PIiGSELfaiG Jan 2i-cOtton quiet Miadlns l3c Low
gross 90 bales; exports Britain 300 bales sales
ssSAssia JAM 2i@corton easy 6aycfs Offering c
M Man. net asscos Sy sou pas exports to The continent
ll9 6aes sales 1000 baies last evening 200 bales stock
Ions Jan quist G9TsT' M 1I,snIs III
bales; shipments 1907 bales sales 3io bales STOCK 'o4t'
LTraroor. Jan. 21-l2:so p m-cotton and easier
MddDg plands TIED; Mding Orleans fSsd; sales oVOv
bales Including 1000 bales i speculation and export re
ceipts baes uclulng $3.50 bales American Fnturcs
-Ifpauds Low Ming clause Jauuarr and February dev
erv H. cd February and March delivery 3D.
asn "a NJ arch and Apri delivery. 7lsgd April ana
az delivery 73aod also ad; 10. May and tune delivery
7s sd do June Jry delivery. also Cred
do. July ana August delivery. Z al. also Teri. go
IdvEgroOI- -l:3O y. mMiddling Uplands Cotton
Miidliug orleans T I'D
LIVERPOOL Jan 2l4:30 p m.-Ine sales OF Cotton TO-DAY
included 500 baeS American. FuturesU planGs Low MID
ding clause. April and May delivery ssdi DO July ana Au
gust delivery 1aisd. ...,- .
rTplads LOW Mlfdlug clause JanuarT February DENY
cry, Gas ed.; do March and April delivery, al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IIyrRroor. Jan. 2l.-Pork-prme Moss Fastern dun
al 81; duli At 70. Hacon-t nlnberand Cu,'
ste9ly al IS Gl. short Ir sicacy 40 - Long Ocai'
STEADY Al 80 Cd Short Clear. steady al 3D. HausIong Cut
r1ner At a. Slouldci- dun 30 -. leei-Inoa Ness du
~. Xxi! dull ~ lO2 Prime Moss duu 81
~ Lar-Plme Western dur al seed Taii9,7-Fnme cry
ann al 81. IfTpeniue-Sp.-lt=. Gun, al -
tOrnmou steady ga FINE cunHt %. Checse-
American Choice. steady -. lari oi, steady ~ a.
Ilour-FXtra STALE. duu lfLd. Wlen--ulinE No. j.
sica v Of 1913 spune. No .. - ady a. !esi Nc<
sfelat 81 tiiNcd dull ~ . .d 'or ph -iAe
New nrner~at 81. CutOusced NNei'ow Amer an lohr
In market. L1slu-C0u.non 80 London rcAdy ~ . lur-
prnf.u.-S pr'ts. az London, duii a. '-. 1900 .
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2l-itop m-Iaid. ioNd rer owl TOT
Lo>po> Jan. Also ,. m.-Rehned Petroleum 6faCd'
ASiwlIr jan. el-Peuocnm. ~ francs Tor nnc rale
moan. WucoAs Lard closed at lc3 francs - oce- pci
iUU klip-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
rrnnrEAH FINAXcIAL MARKErs

LONDON Jan. ell2SO m CoDsois 9si Tor both money
md the account L. bonds four and half yer cents III
ioor per cents lO74 6ves Atlantic and Great
Western mortgage trustees certrcats G9 descend
3. NewJersrv Central COnsOs 1l0 Railway shares
s<7s consos 81 . PonDsyivania Central 529A
Quotc three cent
rentes 90 confines for tc account Enc Rail
way shares Nesem second mortgage
trustees certificates. 36i4
LONDON 2l-4. 20 nLAtlsn.lc and Great Western
second mortgage trustees icates3J Readng Railroad
3eis Council bills Alphabetically at I'D per rupee
advance
LONDON Jan. 2isilver is quoted at 80 I'D per ounce.
PARIs. Jan 2lExc0sDge on London 20 francs IL h cen
ella
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22

BOSTON, Jan 2l-wooI-The market IA steady and firm
there manufacturers but s1ies are
somewhat restricted by The bunncsS Of callers VINO are IN
about selling large lots unless very fu prices as
realized thrr II considerable inquiry for Fine Wool WIN
sales 80 2c Y. XXX and&NN and above hlcmgan
aud othcr Pieces range from g for Low 10 Good
y ana are Medium and 40. ] F1eeces. b2@5bc anu
are firm Combng Pieces - ds0c for Coarse.
aud All for Fine and Medium Grades Pulled Woos IN
demand selling 42062c super and and Good. ami
very super SO d62c Unwashcd WOODS range from
83G45c for Coarse Fne Medium California Wool In
moderate demand at 2O@4Oc for Fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pa. Worth Rtrer. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
WEpNEsnAr. Jan. FL ESQ

ASHEs-Quet, unchanged.
IOFFFE-I,O dull nOminally unchanged: The
Argorg arrived With bags via Lisbon, and ANY \
yane with 900 bags first hands here now. !94
900 bags here now, but IN b! more sO44 baSs *
sy,nfrci HuO bags ChOHan" lsjB BAGS eX " DAVID
stsuarf T,5 bags tx Teniers. aud 1000 bags Yam
ee" ON private Mexican active and qnotd j"
TII7c sales geo bags private OheI MIA quiet;
Naracaibc, Ia iSc: Java. 23a25c. 80
CDTsrDN-Qniet spot. and Ice. lower sales O2
bales consumption ana 81 FOR speculation. deyeicd on
contract 500 bales Receipts today I7I53 acs
sgansf G bales ths day week 23,7U5 last year
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,,cxa ordnarv 1OI1a Low Nddiag..-.-.-....lle4
str,er iino0 6rinarY ll7ls MIddnne.


For future delivery active closing barely steady at
decline Of 20 ponts sale. saSs The PTes
Yss ss Ter March dis@sisises April iSo5si3t May
June Is u Gro6sT
SoTember i9s9l207 Todays CLOSING sG anasy
isossiSS6 NAY, is5lalS25 June 1892 SsIy
l349aiS.5l: August. lSo9SlaOl lfsnsieiS0'e 0iuei'
flour AND MEAL-FLoUR-Msrket dull and l0el5c.
lower with he decline mainly medium ana god grades
export demand limited business for The local trade con
bers sales 55o bOs including zoo 5bs CITY MI MI LH,
~ 20 Tor the west ds9eS ,er WSe Sf manly - 7sas To-
20 bbis g 49, so hss s9Per1e y S0@
Wheat FSsra - 7S%s7 Is and $500 b6ls Minnesota Extra
ne Whole ran eA sss ' SU SS 81
s IS o. e scs r 3
western. IS ssss5 50: Choice Fancy 40 50 IS s&s
s% n C es.S SSd sIi Sc 5SS na SvO
EIuA IS soss5 49, Rye hIture = - a
50 ess, s1isn Inc s. od aSu g c ;S
e co. 70 d hss f % chseo Patent
so 'els1 Mv fLo6 da ss
men % Ge Ez s ssS % S5 oc sa e. SS b
81 1Sss. ~ latter IN .s I mainly 81 CORN
NEAL quiet yellow Western az oOds9 lVi DrAnuS "i''
cGSfs~wHEAr-m oversh and unsetted oIeIin
leze lower subsequently reeoyeTing PG. " Of ps
iet evening rIed EXPORT ceuauo large porto.
es ' Ssss G Mlrsfr 1900 tx psa
40 sprnS to sI1ys sO9s s q S9 nsasd Winter red
s4s 30 He'd = az including , sd Tvs o1ss no.
Z Whit. 81 ais 80. White 81 4SteSi a.. including
two boat loads Tor expert a. q 4s 70 hed shrns
li7sosi IS eosng 81 47@9sl 90 March 81 Sgs
81 as es s$s DO feSruary 81 45dsl 45 closing ~ a.
Sl 45is do March II a d$l 5S, closing ~ 41a$ 40
90. Apri All 4sa.R RYE duh aud lower sales. 5000
bush state Bose afost BARLEY dnl5 sses l"2go
graded cansia. ss,se..... BARLEY MALT-Unchanged
sales Canada oil 1881 80. cash end tiine..-;
coRN-msrkei less active shade easier limited ps
ness for export and light trade ON sPeensue
sales ~ $4,000 bush lronyt
livery including ungrsded western MiIed 67eoici 80 8
goro0l Wei Ola do 81 x662c mainly &c; steamer Mn,e
sysssehc steamer Mixed Jsnary ss .e o1 msch s
OATS shade better and quiet sales tSoso Sss Sn
White 48a4s '2c.i No While 90c Mixei westsrn ~
eof; White do 48a6ssc; Mixed esio 4Sc. White 90 avg
S0ac lsisa SOC plenty and dull. q
Hay AAD sTRhv--fn good sale At full rates Lay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
PRINT CLOTH MARKET

fail RivrF Mass Jan 2l.-Ihe Printing Cloth market
has been yerc active in demand aud large sales OF spots
and futures strength at &C. and 'c
foT "a squares and 6OxJG Cloths
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l1vr srocK MARKnrs-sY TEbEH EAPH.


BUFFALO jan eI-CArrE Receipts today lG6G heal s;.
toa week thus far 74a7 mead for ne Sse c s
market active and a shade CHER; offerings mainly OF po
medium qu,lty Good Grades IN request sum ,t q.
sales of FAR Medium at - lndsf - Good p ~
- eoGs 70 Light bg,c1eIs - occT enTey nominal
Mich Cows-demand offerings light sale o. IA r p
head; Veal calves light suppy Prime quotaOie '21o''
Good Heavy Vcals. - 5OGs3 l2is per CIVIL -, ,, ,o-
The week thus 100 head for the same line as wee
300 mead consigned through 10 cars nv, -, , Tef,
ana lower number Of loads unsod sioek OF ytsviua W.
shipped sale In hrs hands TOT want OF Dyes &
ns, d@I Fyfra Feeders as 4Oas5 30: Canada Fair
b. Choice - 4O0sl lair TO Choice Cahada IAoS @o
noGsEheccips today 585 head total for The week thus
far 2379O head for the same me last week Sp
e9ye's eC' lily h, SIv 81 20os KS Heavy ami Medium
a. 4Vvest p Iva IIeav, for Export A. sOdsi yO
Far ends - 20aS 80 Coarse and Common lo'S - -'
cscteo san 2l-hoGs-R Receipts. 22.Uoo head ship
ments 80 y head Packers hold over MARKER ." u
:. 0asl 40 Choice Heavy IN r demand az - o1g - ~
CArtLg 5000 head ShGnrn,s, iD' boe a.
a. 80. Common Medium Ia fair demand and firm ~ -
10 p Fscsers a% cows s % ais - Jjas9 so
calves 81 6Oos5 Oxen $50 = 30 Corned texans anu
sHpTF-ieccpis. 1000 head: shipments, 1000 head
marke, active. and mostly sold ~ s. 6oso o. , ,l,
81 Iolt-. Jan. 2l.-U OGs II lgrr but ~ hght sPPs
ana NANNY 25ss 40 butcher 10 select 81 41ssl %
Common 50 jOVSi receipts 1000 heaa ShphehS i''O0
CHrTx Active and shade hglc? Choice sepPng
- CO., ichers .ock, - 509sJ % receipts Loo head
SnTEfEin good demand sias5 To- rectips Loco head
EAst LutkIf rem jan 5 stoct
prces unchaneel: market actiVcs Eastern buyers GoS
s"s4 So Common 81 iUa % G1 Bulls stays aud COWS,
S2as3 % sales for tao DAYS IL head q. ma, "a
HOGS KoceptN - head qOoiea Workers % Ao@Si 'o'
snrErHRescpts 400 head sales at So 5oas5 80
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UAvASa Jan 2i.-Spanish gold. 23J' a23G. Exchange.
unchanged. sugar decniuK MOasscs sugar Nos 10 10
TIlqT reals COLA per MuscOvadO Common 10
Fair 7Ld7si reals Centrifugal Sugars 90 polarization IN
hnxss u14gt 80,
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Bankins 6ruses ano Bankers.
GauinQs Banks.
NrTIZENS, SAVINGS RANK mi Ihi

CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF the CITY Of
" NEM-YORK No. SO BOMERI. coRNKR os CAxALsr
THIRrYNINTH DIVIDEND OF M ERf;s THE Trns.
tees have ordered that interest at the OF FIVE PER
CENT annum be paid depost0Is and after January
20 all OF upward which have been d-p0it
for the three and six months ending December 81. 1873
Interest will be credited original deposit, AMI not
withdrawn, VIII be entitled 90 interest from January l. 1870
Money deposited before saturday The 10th Of January
1880 VIII interest from the LET Of January, 1880
Bank open daily from 10 % 3, and Mondays and Satar
days from 10 10 7. Bank books in English German and
French f. A. QUINfARD. President.
SEYMOUR A. BUNcE, secretary.
EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, Sixth-ave.,
~ cor 23dst-TWENTY SECOND DIVIDEN Don and
after MON DAY January o. $780, there viii BIZ
thereto interest dividend at
OF FIVE PER CENT - % aud
exceeding scotland FOUR PER CENT per all
$500 Money deposited beorr January
l0wlldraw interest from JaBuary H. y. HAZARD Pres
II. X. tn 4 RBER. Ist. Vice Pres
@. q. WALDO. Secretary.
.CEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAYINGS, Nos. 1T
~ and 20 Waist The Trustees have ordered thai IN
TERST be paid 70 depoors entitled Thereto foe the x
months ending The Sst nit follows on Sums OF $500 aud
az the rate OF FIVE PER CENT per annum and on
exceeding $500 ~ the rate OF FOUR PER CENT per
annum, PAYABLE on md after MONDAY, l9th inst
The interest Will be credited to dep9stOrs principal
WN. II. MACY. President
Henry p. MARSHALL. Cashier.
NewYork. Jan. :. 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
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