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LONGVIE w,
Correspondence OF the Herald.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
LoSGvIRw, September 90 1880.
Weather damp very. An easterly o
northeasterly wind has prevailed for weel
past, 10 thu great detriment of The cotton
crop.-The army worm has in many
places completed the destruction of the cot
ton that escaped the ravages of the boil
worm. | recall several fields completely
abandoned, Others, where the owners or
renters estimate one bale to eight or ten
acres. While this Is by no means
general thing, the loss from worms
and weather is serious enough
to cause great uneasiness in many parts OF
this aud the adjacents part OF Harrison
county. Cotton is coming IN quite freely
and is bringing good prices-9sto 10
Damp weather has caused much
illness among the smaller children.-
The draws are kept busy from dewy morn to
damper eve, transporting goods from the
railway station to the different stores.--
The town is over,run by drummers, num-
Der of whom represent the New Orleans
trade. So the impressive utterances of tho
HERALD upon the Importance OF the trade
of north Texas to New Orleans, is already
bearing fruit The press Of New Orleans
is also represented Withers, Of the Den
ton Record, moves to this place this week.
He proposes to publish Democratic
paper here. The last number
of the Record will be issued in Denton this
week.-The Young and Whsley wagon
company is putting up frame ware house
on the Texas IL Pacific railroad switch for
convenince in shipping. They are far behind
in orders, but as an extensive addition is pro-
ected, they will soon be able to keep pace
with the demand for this Texas wagon
There are but two prisoners confined in the
Gregg county Jail, and but one in the haaos
of the convict contractor, Tor mlsdemeanor
cases, Captain NJ. A. Harrison; a good
showing for the morality of Gregg county,
The timber interest of Longvew is "boom-
ing" The shipments this week have been
very heavy.-Upon the authority of Presi
dent Brad Borner, Of the Longview Il Sabine
Valley. it is stated that arrangements have
been made with New York capitalists to OBJ
tain the money to build at least part of
the extension of this road from here to Gill
mer, where junction will be had with the
st. Louis IL Texas narrow gauge road
The extension of this rosd-the st. Louis " |
ln!isn Nation-otfors a fine field for the in
yestment of iale capital Across the Sabine
river the finest pine OF eastern Texas IS soon
reached, and the narrow gusge and the Texas
& Pacific offer one of the shortest lines from
The lumber region to the prairies. --There
IS much quiet csnvassing among the numer-
,us candidates and their friends, but the
weather has not permitted any public spe k
ing of late.
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The cause of suicide is often hard to define
and many have no idea just what prompts
the rash act. The cause, however, can bt
traced unquestionably to respondent feelings
produced by torpid liver. To destroy des,
poncy and create cheerful feeling by tax.
ing Simmons Liver Regulator would be the
saving of the would be suicide from an un.
timely end.
1t seems slmost like walking from a dream
to find oneself so clear headed, so light spirit
eL and so tull of gay thoughts, when despon-
dent feelings existed until taking Simmons
Liver Regulator, when they were dissipated
lii ca cloud before sunshine and il seemed as
though life was worth living.
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FORT WORTH.

correspondence OF the Herald.
FoRT WoRrH,.S pit. 90, 1880.
A party of mon are to start from here in
about a week for Fort Quitman to obtain,
an bring to this city the remains of the late
General Payne.-The loss of pocket-books,
or the purpetration of swindles are things
that do occur if people lay themselves liable.
"A telegraph operator just from New
York was taken in by some Gordonites the
other day, who played Indian on him-ar-
ranging their plans well, they dressed, painted
and armed themselves IN full Indian style and
went to the office-all plumed and bloody
The Indians entered with their war shout and
the firing of pistols. A companion of the
operator, who had been posted, exclaimed to
the operator, "The Indians are on us; run for
Egour life. p and so they did. The operator
has been found and is sick. He has enough
'of Gordon, and will leave as soon as he re-
of our doctors, in irving to
Sextricate an aching tooth the other night.
pulled the wrong one but at the one that
|Sched being loose, fell out No pay :
|Kacant houses arc fast filling up.--
Two wagon loads of apples, raised in Ora, :
Don county sold on the streets this mcrni, !,
y 81 so per bushel.-B. p. Ayres, who fas
cen sick with fever, is at his office agrin.
The ro4ds will be good tomorrow
there is no rein in the meantime
crowds are an indication, the Waverly
puse is very popular and j. doing good
BUSINESS. - Local Option Mon
fch reigns supreme at the Fort, and
lcBrayer plays well its part. They are
vorite brands, and are to be had at the Lo.
~ Option saloon, presided over BY the ge
|a Chris. Rintlemsn and Charles Hitler. The
pbibing of either and few whifs from a
4citic Railway Improvement Gig r is suffici.
10 make the grand duke smile.
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WE AIHERFORD.

Correspondence of,hc Herald.
WEArHERFoRD, Sept. Is, 1880.
The Hancock club at this place is rather
smull as yet, but its president rides a horst
all the same. Colonel Lanham will com
mence his CANVASS as elector at large fol
Hancock and English soon, and it is said he
can be heard to Rhode Island when he strikes
tho subject of Gresnbacllism. There is Just
lots Of II in this country too.--The district
court adjourned Saturday, and yet Greenwood,
Burton " Co are not happy. There has been
much and lasting good done in the name of
the law and good government at this term.
j. w. Stephens, the county attorney, ought
to have the plaudit of swell done, thou
good and faithful servant" from every cti-
Zen who loves peace and good society. He
is the peer of any lawyer in this county,
and AS apublic prosecutor he has no superior
and but few equals.--It rains awhile and
shines awhile, and the people seem to have
almost quit the cotton patch and gone to
sowing urnips.--Two Fort Worth cotton
buyers have established offices at this place
and will keep posted by reading the HER
AID.
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AT the "CINCINNATI HOUSE" yo,
ytll find superb Ia ole: near T. & p. depot

All OF Orr's buggies and carriages have
Servants patent wheels--l l-S inch axles.
Orrs Concord side-spring buggies are
hung on equalizers and have steel bows, steel
ties and Sarvan wheels.
Buy your buggies at w. w. Orr, successor
to Sechler Il Orr, Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Orr sells all styles of Concord side-sprng
buggies. Send for his illustrated catalogue
and price-list. .
Go and see Orr's buggies and carriage
before buying elsewhere or send for prices
list.
Orr sells the best buggies for the money in
he world.
Orr keeps all styles of carriages, phatons
and spring wagons.
lfyou want to buy family carriage send
orr's catalogue and price-list.
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For dyspepsia and constipation, mild rene
dies should always be preferred, such as
Bailey's Lallne Aperient. 1t is mild, pleasant
and certain in effects, ald just the thing for
the ladies,
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At Their Old Stnud.

Meredith Bros, are at their new building
and will be glad to have all of their old pat,
rons and the public generally to call on
them. Best liquors and cold lager beer.
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GHOEsBEECK.

Fesrondence of the Herald.
GaoEsBER, X, Sept. 20, 1850,
mas been raining here almost every day
week, and while no large qusntity Of
mas fallen the damage to the cotton
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4 man died of liver complaint! Ca3
dollars worth of "BLACK-DRAUGMs"
would have saved his life.
For sale by ali druggists.
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Dozier- Weyl Cracker company, st. Louis
IAN bake over 5000 boxes of crackers a
Law.
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Ladies should not fail to call and examine
Blankenship & Blake's new stock of goods.
No trouble to show goods.
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All Dallas wholesale grocers sell Dozier.
Weyl Cracker companys goods.
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Lunch Baskets

and school satchels at Mason 81 Erb's, 7lG
Main street, st. George hotel building.
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Ask your grocer for Dozier- Weyl Cracke
company's goods. You will like them.
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Mrs. UoUghanOur'sS school
or girls will re-cpen the first Monday in
October. A class 81 small boys will be re-
ceiyei.
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Always Ahead.

Go TO the elmonicorestaurant this even
ng for dish of those saddle rock oysters.
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Ladies

win find no trouble in getting fitted in a
inc pair of shoes at Leon Kahn's--we have
them in all styles and last, and fully war
irast every pair custom made shoes sold
BY US.
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Fresh saddle rock oysters in kegs at thu
Delmonico restaurant.
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For dress suits, or all kinds of business
suits, call on Douglas Bros.
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First-class board and well furnished roo m
he "CINCINNATI HOUSE"
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T-TT U y u
CHICAGO Dec l3 HOES nece'pts. 32w) h'sa LID
ucnrs $50 head. quality OoJfer; pfircl 20 &c ENN
weat or ,ylrue- besi grades heavy Mixed fa,A a
Cumm Choice Light, 81 $685. 90 '""" I" A'''"
CarriF CENTS 500 head shipments. 1000 head prices
luc. higher .maraet generally ac I've ,rnOl 70 rs,
Hrm on .est 40 g30S3 %; Comnrn 20 Arolum sie,.
Texas steers. - 30 C0gs - oOi 9t0eAer' Az"
stifrP-Rrccp,s 500 head Best Wethers 50 Common 10
The Jour7ars LONDON dispatch Cattle higher Best
Americans e. sheep unchanged 81 -. ioi ann
Rsmorss 81 gO6Ei 10 Mixed Pac ing, - 30Hti ~,
"a 65a - 5O receipts $500 head shipments 1O'
CArrLF-In light supply mainy Of Mixed Butcher sum NJ
which ranges from r2as' Fine Far Butcher steers ~ "
al Grass TcxaUs. &ZNR3 choice, 10 tahcy SIPI...3
steers g 90 Good 10 Prime. Il % 81 30 ie'ep'' '
b. ui shlpnrn ieO head. ,,,.-, -
SBETP-Nominaliy hanged demand very limited re-
DIS. 200 hrad. shpmen - 2OJ neal ooo hao1
BUFFALO Dec. l3-CAirLR-krcelpts to1hy' l'vVV n.i
tOttl for thus 30 bead same time as W.
5000 consigned through 81 cars market -eaiV'
lots COnmnn steers &C. ana 1u chets 'tDDN anu
lO0l5c. sales OF Extra steers at - D ~ ~
ChDcs. - Good Sniupers, ~ 'O9tl fo FAR
MeIum. tUU - 80 Good Butchers letft - o."
Common Light S3H-3 40 Old Cows ana Mlxed bu'1l
er 81 gOus3 3d. AZ to quality light St0ckes - w -.
God 10 ~ s5065 drrs 80 Z04S5 80 stock Bulls a. 30
az D. Far Bulls 81 f0H 70 % $1,000 -.-,..- -
.rgP AND Receipts TO-DAY li0O head tota qr me
well tus far 900 head time last week, ouOV net
sgnei through, ears market -deinahu a.,oNe' a
advanced pc; offerings genefaliV OF goC
of Good Western She p AZ - Z1!e . =
choice rancy, - 80 p Common - 50 " os,
Laubs 30 as 30 canada L9mO' - vi1ro - - 49,
500 head. total Tor tle NS.h
thus ar $50 for The same tlne ist week L-Dov
heal; consigned 0ug1. ~ ears marker geheiiy n
CHANGED but come rattle. higher Heavy gades SLOW
yeatnrr choice workers. AZ - ""W
-. t.xfra Is Good Medium - 6jHf4 50 ChOice
~ So Medium qu1.ty Heavy asa FAR eos - l1msf D"
Coarse CJanla D. ij@si atew cars ieman uSOiu-
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Union were feature of the day. Early sales were
made at S1AasOSs, but later the price rose TO 81.
aud closed at So. The transactions in the stock
amounted to IS 4i2, or more than one-third of the
total of all stocks. Opinions are at variance whether
to-days rally Is the natural reaction in price. oc-
casioned by the covering of shorts or the beginning
of large buying for another advance, and a
final consolidation Of the two telegraph companies.
The sharp advance in the price of American Union
to - was regarded giving color to the last
named opinion, as II was supposed that the inten-
ton was TO bring the prices Of the two stocks
together but the subsequent decline TO below II
for American Union dissolved at least that portion Of
the theory Whatever may he the truth OF the mat
ter a reaction of 3 or 3 per cent in The price of
!. stock that steadily has declined about 20 per cent
is nothing calling for surprise or comment
Panama is noticeable because OF sales up TO 225
OF the general market there is little to remark be-
yond that it was alternately strong and weak
generally sold higher than the best figures Of satur
day and finally ut prices that small fractions
below Saturdays last figures The closing was
quiet and steady.
Government bonds were steady at previous quo
tatIOns but the dealings at the boards amounted
only 90 $4,000. A fair amount of business was
transacted over the counters of the great dealers IN
the exchanging OF old IS and 5 per cents INTO the
later issues. The SGb-Treasury purchased 900
IS 1850 ut 1929. Annexed the final quota
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STATE or TRADE.


BALTIMORE. Dec l3coion dai Aading "a u 5 IS.
Flour du Howard 81 ara Nesi"rl -nust - - ii.
.,nr - 5sst - a., fvtrl "a ,1n-j p. do Family
81 'g4s6 DO .9 r'n r. 20 V Wsrn hiaier
closing WA; SoutheG, Red. : I2qsi l. do. Amber,
Il; ~ a5d Bece aH 81 10 4 i5ia January
~ 3laiZls w. rusry. 81 .a-i - Mlrch 81 20
and arm: southern White ana Sc ow. Western Mixed
* - February n c: Sran,er jJlic. Oais steady
Western Wmt, ,5c.. do Mixed, ttn4ir I'VE nomlndlIy
Nan. ana lIs.9 Provisions dan AMI Mess forA
-1,u,irra - lslT Rib 5.tes = c Hams. J-.a &C.
- d. .,ei,ie5 e. io ~ ~ Sc Erzs higher.
Fr,s.. 5i $685. Lined. Poe. Petrol um nonnnh con,e
-Glar higher. SOFT 9-ic Nhis ry nim 40 / al 10
on.: p ',ia.' - "a; In I'VE 900 BUSH
" neat $50 loo 5n-h; corn. 1880 uu-h. ...,
iss1, or So lIiri Quinn Corn say VIII lar
rcma d "a ea ol ~ 90. bush Ao Mixed On prlva GER 7
~ ta ~ w. w. barley steady sic. ~ 400 bu.n r9Ned
stare at - ~. -l''ll -, i,,',oaa rsr,1pf,-
Iiir ihi.. M at 5 YDI 6l.n: corn 0on0 bIsil
0.t7 @1H on D.. IA , ,,' ;,.s,r. 3d. 800 b.5
i 1'i,o 600 Ish Oat, 80 6a-. Bar.-, L-g0 BUSH
$40 oa.S u Ga 1000 5Gn Be bush Rye
- ,,3 ','' ~" tour noainallv unehln ed Wheat
unse,iri bal gen rally io~cr 81 ne Winter - o. ?
30 = chicago -pun,. 81 Ojslfl 03 ca-n, co. "si % -.
January II Jji 81 o5'- February y o. do 0-4s.',
1 Ia,nars 40Dot I5e February: a. a. Aay te-
$50 ''' o7s act,y. arm lsa h,t4er al 52i cash
~ IT, january 30 - tSel's.1, .,, I ,S' 'r 49, " -,
and hrn u = re o., ~ s,.2ns 41 ey il So oa 80
III, tl e. February I,ri steaiy .enand
a. ma Bals Meats -, aay snd uHcsnge Wniskey
stel aut IN changed 40 II -. -.--.-. -.
- -JnEo. WleU drrn No Amber. p on 10 2 gen
bush Cora firm AMI IN tr demand Ne% sLee i3c' e%
err io050c u1ts steady No . MlXeI Ca =,
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MONDAY. Dec. 1872. VI.
The stock market continues TO L. feverish and I'M
settled because Of tue strIngency IN money To-
days business l323, 379 shares Was comparatively
small and fluctuations were frequent, but result
ing III prices generally being lower than at eaiur-
days end. Bnt there were some notable eA-
captions: Northwest common sold up to lZ3i2 ana
closed at l23, and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
recovered 10 174laQ174 International and Great
Northern closed Saturday at Al; to-day IL rose 10
80. a report that DeTsOns interested Iii the Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas Railroad had purchased
large lot Of the stock, aud of arrangement be-
tween the companies whereby the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas Company should reach the Gulf BY the
International route. The Chesapeake and ONO
stocks also were better for the special rea-
Sons that the cOmpany's earnings are very salts
factory anu because OF favorable reports of progress
IL Its extension westward. The dealings IN Western
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week We auoie ard above llc i5c; No or hieh
Medium. ttc. 10 i~c Cumbirg AMI u iane-lnr WOODS
car,e find really pure a'ers az iuA pic =; g,os
Fine Ueilns 0uC, and No. ] Com ing AZ % &C
10 SIC for Mfchigiu and Ohio selections. keurucW
CombinC-Ths difference In between buyer
ported BUYERS are ready 10 4Oc Dealers age very
firm 10 de Texas Territory Oregon etc-Sa" are
ulIy InnOD n larger tDan those Of 81 week and prices
about the same Texas Wool ranges iron p g. C. I'M
Territory quoted largo ggle or hl4 onr
Wool reported private terms Pulled 0-lhe de-
very limited and sales very much nghIer An Io.
of week rc-a for tatlors we ff r 10
details = -a-- Foi OIL siJIt OF 5000 d.
al week they rgcrefed prizes unchanged Ihe
sales the comprise 423tV % Of domestic fltce
AMI Pulled anr g--. -Ol Foreign making ile weeks
transactions gBi2 100 % " Foreign and Domestic
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Er,RoPEAS FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Dec l3l2:3g m -consos 80 for money ana
for the T. T. bonds tour and nan per cents
IT, New Jersey Central consos III Erie 1872 Ne"
Yorf entral 100 Headiug. Zess , ,,., NJ,
adves quote renss al 20 francs V%2 cen
Ihe ace0unI -. so, 49,
IosDOY. Dec l34 m-Bar silver ~ quoted AZ 9Su PEI
cnnes Erie 4Sas Atlantic Great Western second mort
Ca frusIses' ceTncates 80 ILLINOIS central. lZ0 Penn
sv,yana Central CAS- kesnE 26a The Amount OF bullion
xifldrawn frim Bank 81 England on balance bb n
4OOOO avlces quote three per cent enes a. % Ac
80 eentiues for the account. - n. So.
rAHs Dec l5-4:5O y. n.EIchange Oh London 20 francs
cheGkk
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PACIFIC RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT COZ

PACIFIC RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT co. D
CIRCULAR No. .. 2
NEW YOaK. Dec. TO- 1880.
TINE SIXTH INSTALMENT o. 10 per cent
for the extension OF the Texas ana "a
clio RAILWAY viii and payable Oh December 20 Z. ne
o fce D WOerl-hcfer x Co, NO. % Excna3t yiAch
YORK should be 70 the order Of g "oefshonsr'
treasurer -, 49,. a..
perfahng to the thlri nstlnent OF l. per cent VIII Do
i'A"' Iva & E WOERIsHOFFER. Treasurer.
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who had him in charge might have saved his NE Biue [
wa by IA VIE EYER Ditn on .,t
soil and MS death be regretted man ne ,rt
or Tho lorse sggnats have brcI no - ots OF
durirg the week Trad generally u dul buyrIs ar
NJ visit the safe Stables are m.ity
s0nrihn they Cannot find Prices are without mp'4~n1
cha ID
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HORSE MARKET.

nina oUn the eee brated thoroughbred stallion recently
nnreh..a, by H. Keeno at cost Ut t2UOtO. died sniie
n broug1 " Ihs country. DuIing the severe weather
Encountered Dy 81 The Nurse uetel himself u
DEATH though said that greater care On the p'f VI V0uSe
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
n.a "a


AsIFS-U nchanged duiet -, -.
COTTON-spoI Cotton duh unohanred sales ~ haies
f275 saturday evening" intending 100 for export 40 Tor IN
ming and for speculation delivered on contract lN Das
Receipts the ports s22 bales against o. ~ Daes
rb dav lat weoE 4o.251 bn since 1elen
,JO.9Sl baes, against 26Oo4o during the same
nnrIl
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Business Gnances.

VALUABLE INVENTI0N.-Phelp Coler
Printing sareseae All others mI eoor print
= ard other places
opportunity of stock anies 20 nonopo
lie eolOg printing the United oiates AedTeS1
lanes y. PHELPS. 20 AnnsL
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Dipi0cn0 Nollces.

OFFICE OF CHICAGO. ~. PAUL. MINI sP0LIs ASD)
OMAHA RAILWAY DoNr AZ.
- BROADWAY. ND*-l 0E... J. G. 80. l-s .
DIVIDEND OF ONE AND THREE
= a. AETLHs tI4.I yer CEN rie Preierre
" this COMPANY , been de- AIRED payable January 2Jrh
Drnx. sfockhodnr, ~ cord 5uth i1.f.
Tau.ier books vii close 18th lost and reopen
January "a, 1881. . .,
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CLOSING RACES Of PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
R,anrtsf hu Ionx II pAvIs & Co. No. II W1.ks.
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r P. FL0WEE- Treasurer.

KE0AjK AsD DIES MoSEs RAHaa COMPANY.
4 DIVIDEND Of 81 - PER SHARE hls
4 bcoa declared PAYABLE The 2tl day Oh December.
nd The Preferred shares of TINS
al me once 0, she Trust company, IN tas
The transfer Will be closed the l5h Of December
and opeued tie ia day o. J.l4nar, next $3.50 - -
~. \ BAELING President
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
For tie week ending Dec. -. ls5'

RECEIPTS.
Reeves IOWA Calves sheen r0i tluD+ Svne
0.B49 1872 1859 2l6I7 1867
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yAT BRENTON YELLING. 81 Broadway.
w. Mining Stocks L. :. Investment stock dealt IN.
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EDWARD c. FOX Il co.
Il ) WALI~ST. New oris.
Buy and All active stocks on The Newi orS stock TX
change on margin
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rip,r. Vessels ant RIIr1Its

NEw-YoRK. Monday. Dec. 10 1850.
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THE GENERAL LIST
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4 QUARTERLY dividend at u per cent on
rpe eaDita siacx ~ IN, Missouri Pacirc galway com.
many WI! The jd is u
JauUarf. ISL.
he transfer books VIII 0se December 20 and r'op
uary 4. is,I. \. 4. CtLif, ,etr. iary.
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TUE AMERICAN DIsTRCT IELF6RAFH IUNFAIf LAIiIIIINl
OFEICts. - rH 5rH-AN NEW fCkh Lee d. lN~n.
hIhIDEND No. The uSuai ~ ARI EkLI
~ DIVIDEND OF ONE AND HAa+.o, AFTER II
T on pita stock OIL fhe District lee-
eaah C0mp ms vii be pab tins Office ,he ijtl tay ~
January pToimO The transfer books al. clos oc elk
Deccmp,r Jlsi the morning 0f January Ia.
1881. By order OF ne Board Oi Dix ctars.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

bankers and CAPITALISTS viii want to
ID ger the rBune 1880; 10 he hgures
nited state, Revenue anu Expenditure snce 1870 Flcs
---lt- ;. mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

The following were the receipts and shipments al
oni from Chlcago and Milwaukee to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
yluaHclGl-

A IL who are Interested IN railroad business
~ ana mileage statistics slOuld GET iE lRlBl NE AL
MANAC lor l'oI now ready. price 81 cents Dy hi.il
a TLANTIC AND PACIFIC r. r. (Od stock
a and b0nds. Pacnc K. Il. # Missouri C9vary STOCK
wanted by ED" d. g. fpA IN oil,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

TIE Stan DARD CONSOLIDATED MINING COH-
PANY tOcay declared It's regular monthly diviead of
sEVENTY-FIVE CENTS PER SHARE.
Also an EXTRA DIVIDEND Oh >ENENrY-FIb h. CENTS
PER SHARE, Dotn payable the 18TH instant a. ths
Bank, G2 Waist The transfer DOoSs close tho
". r. COOK. Ntrn. Pr sldenL