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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18

active firm sales $50 ties. S65c No, CITY
90 cs sold s35c etnei Tor Continent quoted e5c SPOT
...... UIJEHMaIkct very firm on Ch0ci stuck VITA a
good inquiry other Kinds qHlo Common to strictly 81 Ice
2O0S.; Common TO Cl0,e Western lin2hC; Far 10 Choice
Rolls. ls02ic. ..CHEEsE Market quiet aud steady
Fancy Stae. lUaal3sc; CummOn 20 ChOi Q
Western lO1 ec Shlns "a 10 EiGS-M arSet very
strong especially Cboice Fresh. which
wanted Long Island AMI b. 29dSOc state and Pom
sylvania. 2602Sc Western, 23G-6sc Canada. 24G26ei
Lined ia 1890.
RfCE-A good lobbng adca steady and unchanged
SEEDS-Quet and UNCHANGED -
sTElRINE-Pumer. quiet Western 9dg'sc. City, 9ied
Gle
1901 &c: Centrifugal 7SldS1c; sales. 30 hhds 1exa' &C;
100 hhds sugar 6dG SCI $50 hhds an i2la Use;
$50 bids arniqne and 10 hhds. New,rcan orc
Refined iai active firm; cut LOaf o,sHl Ciushf4
O'ic Powdered CSC: Granulatef. 0c. Cubes bc stand
ard a." sslns7sc.: Confecuoners' e. A vc; Mond A.
04c; on "a" Sifestsc.; white Extra c. a't@H -;
Yellow do 7td7 &c; Yellow &C." 81 GO 1eho"s' va
Csc. LOzeDge XXX. 1Ol4c. , -
TALLoW-sieaIy fairly active; sales 10000 n. ga
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OLoSTNa pRrons oF nosroY srocKs.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. Up. N.


The temper If the stock speculation to-day was
| in marked contrast with that of yesterday. From
the very opening il was evident that change had
occurred IN the mind Of operators and prices there
fore were all better. Although the recorded bust
ness amounts to 410377 shares. there no furry
or excitement attending the Transactions and
prices generally advanced surely and slowly. The
specially active stocks were Erie, Ontario and
Western. New-Jersey Central Nashville Chattanooga
and st. Louis Delaware Lackawanna ard Western
Central and Hudson, Reading, wabash preferred
Union Pacific and Western Union. OF the whole
list Western Union is almost tie only active stock
that does not record q handsome advance for
the day. and it closes as it opened
at 952 after sales at 9G9i and 951l. The incentive
to the buying to-day was easier feeling
regard to the money market, the suggestion of to-
days TRIBUNE that. as time advances, the proba
bi.ity OF distressing stIingency is lessened, being
accepted as a logical fact III there ever has been
an intention 70 interfere artcially with the money
market, the time is near when such an interference
will have little or elect, and hence stock specu-
latOrs who believe in a vet higher range of values
are again taking courage, aud by free purchases are
preparing to reap the benefit OF the anticipated adj
vance There are indications, however, that their
immediate future speculation is going to run more
10 the medium ana low-prce stocks than to the
this should be the case first the hIghprice stocks
have been SO largely absorbed by investors that no
large oper ator obtain his line of that class Of
stocks without advancing the price to fgures that
will leave no margin for profit and, second that
of the companies represented BIZ the low-prico
stocks are now making better showing than did
of the present highprice stocks year ago. AT
the close to-day the extreme advances not
fully maintained, but, nevertheless the market
closed strong.
The offers Of bonds to the Treasury today
amounted only to $4,000 Us 1850, at 1902 7S9
1902. 80, and all offers rejected, after which
500 900 were offered and accepted at 1929. Al
the Boards Government bonds were only moderately
active, the business amounting to $1G7,000 but
the pnces for the issues were strong. the final
bids for The 4l2s showing an advance of Il and for
Is Of IS per cent while the bids for the is. 1881,
and for the per cents were Is lower. Annexed are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18

State bonds were dull aud steady. the sales in
e!uding Alabama Class A at 69l2. North Carolina
consolidated Is at S1l2. Virginia Is deferred al 1874
and Quebec 5s at 1912. Louisiana consols were
quoted 50slG5ll2, and Tennessee IS, Old, 1CQ IS.
and new and new series 44G45. OF ely bank
stocks shares Of Merchants Excl ange sold al 100
good business was done i'll railroad bonds snd
generally at improving figures. The c., c. and l. C..
issues still conspicuous in the dealings; first
assented rose from 102 to 105hsG 1882. and the
incomes from 539l to 5G9iG56. Erie seconds were
in demand up to 9S@97si against 067s yesterday
and the funded 5s roso 10 929s. Missouri
Kansas and Texas FIRST consos fucuated be-
tween Hip and 115le. and closed at ll47s
against 10 yesterday. but the seconds advanced
from Zig TO 72A0723s Boston. Hartford and
Erie frsts were better at AZ, and Rome, WatertOwn
and OgdensburG first cOnsolS were steady at "a Cen
trail of New-Jersey incomes were active up t. 92iD
Q13t Metropolitan Elevated fTsts were in better
request and rose TO 1033. ohio Contra first
terminal bonds advanced from 99l2 TO 1904 the
plain frsts being strong at 100. Indiana Bloom
ington and Western incomes continue to rise, and
to-day sold up to 81 against 81 yesterday. The
whole list Of Northwest bonds strong; st. Paul
corsols at 1903, and frSts Southern Minnesota d.
vision. al 1864, BURLINGTON. Cedar Rapids and
Northern firsts at 9Sd9S3i. Wabash new IS at
1914 etc. etc. The Pacific ISSUES were strong, but
the only notable change was an ADVANCE 10 oJH
945s for the Texas and Pacific 1irsts, RIO Grande
Division. 800 80
The Sub-Treasury to-day lost S330,327 Oh bal
ance. made up by coin losses of $72,9j3 currency
and S257,37 coin. This reduces The net gam since
last Friday to &l9004S. The European steamers
arriving since yesterday brought S12l0J6O IN
gold The money market to-day for call loans was
decidedly easier, and the common rate was per
IT. the rate of per cent aud me late rates OIL )
ana 2per cent beng exceptional The domestic OK,
changes on New-YoTk as last quoted. The United
states Treasurer ut Washington to-day received
$4,000 in National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts were 100000, and the IN
ternal revenue receipts were 132O.O0O. lie foi-
lowing is the Clearing II )use statement today ~
changes, S143,379, 0Ol balances, 1921, lOo. The
transactions az IT,. Sub-lreasdry covered: Receipts.
sos. 1872; payments, Sl,00Ol9; currency bal
ance. S43Gi.7s4; com balance, @1%,JoS,9%Z
The fOJelgu exchanges are dUI ANA yelY weak,
and to-day the nominal quotations were reduce To
meet the actual reductions referred TO yesterday.
The following ar the revised quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18
LIVE STOCK uARXHr5-sY rEbnaRAPI

CHICAGO. Nov. IT, IoGs-Heceips $1,000 head; ship
ments 800 fair hut At lower rates prices
declined 5dl0c.; al sold Mixed Packing "a 4OGS4 20
Lpht ~ 6OaS4 rs; Choice Heavy. 81 7jGS4 30; quality
gOOt. .
CNTuF-Racopts 800 head shipments 300 head market
ia y active werkr EXpOrts - 70 % 20 Good %
Choice shipping ~ G0dSj Common TO Medium So 6OdSi 4
Bu chers sely at - 81 % St0ckers and Feeders fairy
active 81 SO0F3 40; Ialfbreeds and Natives, - 2O@
81 ~ Wyoming Tex . S5dS3 .
SHREP- Receipts 1000 head shpIaents loo head mar
quiet Common to Medium 80 2Oes3 eOj Good, "A II
+
II. LOUIS Nov. 17-HoGs-H CHER and active Workers
and atmOres 81 250f4 Mixel Packing, 81 6DGti 10
Butchers Fancy. 81 7ods4 50 receipts, l,OOO head
shipm nts. 700 head
CATTLE-OHenngs light lttl, done supply mainly 81
butchers grades which sold at ~ O4s3 p for mixed lots OF
Natives and Grass Texans Good Naive Butchers Steers
SO FOdSI no shipping grades offered; Good to Fancy would
bring 5O0S5 lO receipts head shipments 100 head
Unchanged ass rs Tor butchers grades re.
Cepts, POI head shipments none.
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Cotton NARKErs-BY rELEGtAPn

/
COrrON NARKErs-Bf TELEGtAPn
tyErroo- Noy l7l2;$o p,nCoto90 oA MGdlns Up snds
i6G0 bales ior specnsticn export ecept 200
INCLUDING liloO bales Amresn Faigrsso UpaS an Low D
oruary an aisreh delivery olss do March AID ApilI
IIyEiroo- Nov. l7-l:2o D. m.Cotton Middng Upands.
G S aS %F1ss GeSer s d. December and
January delivery 6oad: do February and Mach deiy,r
deiiverF 81 DO June ami July delivery; G.Ssst 49,
oaSG S 6ne American Low &
ding clause, November and December delivery 6's& Flu
A1eusTA Nov I4-cOtron easier: mManng. lOis@lole;
BAirSosE Nov i7~Cotton quies Mlddllnr lO4c; Low
1853 bales exports 70 Great Britain 20 bales coast
Rosro% Sow i7-Cottor steady; Midling Low MID.
ding l0sc Good Ordinary 9tc net receipts 800 BALES
baes exports eoastwlse g. 7y 1000 bales
UMcISSaTL Nov. l7.COtton quiet, Miodrns lo&c Low
shpments Io2 bales sales 81 bales stock S40i bales
MsSnr f6c V GOOD ordinary &C. net ieTece9
bales gos 5Jis bales exgor. s eoas'wiSe l'o' Ole'
Loris1LLE Nov. i7.~cott0D Quiet Mindlms lOHc:
coips a75s 5ao shipments l1o9 bales sales $50 oaes
Ios1IT Nov Cotton quiet MdIIng, 1919 SCI Loy
Middng oC Good 9 aa Lgies 9e so net S
NRw.GeLeAys. NOV. l7.-Cotton steliy Mddne. 1890.
Low Mdimg, loci Good Ordinary 9lic; net recglpis 68
TO trance 2.J2o
The Continent. 2O1 bales coastwise Al - pal saeoOOO
NORFOLK. Nov. l7.-COtOn easy; Middtng loAc.; me-
cOastwse AIS Daes;
PmiAnsLPHI Nov II -,ottoL dun Middhng IL L. Low
Nfddtnr OOd Ordinary, Jtic. net receipts, u
bales gross to Great Britain 725 baes
sales 49, bales spnueTs AS aes stock. I.95 blieA
SAVANNAH Nov. l7.-CO,tOn quiet; N.cdlns iO2-: LOW
MidliDg lOc; Good ordinary 9gc.; net receipts ia
bales sales, 900 tales last evening LOU bales SocA
~ IouIs Nov 17.-Cottou firm Mddlirs. l0asci Low
Mddmg Zoe. Ordinary, "a receipts z,-'z D'
shipments 1898 bales sales. AID Dales s'ocN' ''''O
baie3. $500. ,,,.,,,. ,o..o. T. o,r
SOCK %, l79 bales
EUROPEAN MAtIErs.
liverpool Nov i7-P0rk-Pnne M0ss-Elstsrn. dul
AT III; western. dali SO. Bacon Dumb. rant Cut,
DAN AT a.; Short RIB dull at l6G' Ions Gear
Ont dnll at 10 shoulders, dull Al 30. RceI-Indn Ness
dulI az SO Mess. duh ~ Prime Mess dui
al 5si. Lard Primo Western duh AT 40. Ialow-
Prime CITY, steady 36 Iurpenune- Spirits stayai %
Ro,n-Common. duh ODD; Fine. steaty at IL:
CnooseAmercan choice, ste'dy at 81 Lara on steady AT
46i Flour-EXtra State. steady az ~ ei Nhea NO l.
White steady 3D.. SpnnR. No. STEADY a, S9u- NeH
Winter Western. nj l0d New southern WINTER sady
COrn-Mxed steady at 55A9d COt'onseed gu zero"
American. hrmer 8lL kosin--Common; az London
dun AZ 81 Turpentne, Spirits at LONDON nnll ~ 20
IIvFRPoOL Nov l7-i230 y. m-Pork " I'd per Dbl ioi
Prime Mess Beet 81 per fierce tor Pi1n Mess "a
LIVERPOOL. Nov. i7-5lJ n m tchhel TeIOtcum' 1u
IoInoS Nov ia D. m.-Calcutta iinseed. Oh per ar
Refined petroleum. I'd per gai spirits OF Iurpentne' oS
SIWrnP Nov I7-Peroleum. - francs for fine pale
American Wilcox closed at ia francs per 100 kh0s
BEFNEs Nov. l7--PeIoeum. . marks 10 Uiennlgs
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Tclcls.
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL.
FIFTH AVENUE AND 50TBsrREEr.
Opposite Cathe 'riD
JOsLIN & FULLER. Proprietors
This new an elegant ightfsy situated in tho
very centre fashion BILE residences churches
schools &c the Grand Central RR depot within three
minutes Elevated Road and Madison Avenue cars
Venulatng Heating Plumbing and other sanitary ape
pOintments perfect
patronizcd by the best Families Of Europe and America
CONDUCTED on THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Restaurant unsurpassed charges reasonable.
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FROM SEVEN sEAPoRrs FOR The wEEh
EAnEn NnAEMHLK u. lssO.


On NewYork Canals November Il. lss0.Whoat 2252,ooO
bushels corn, lsstog} DOB o. y-,,YO aoj h~iey'
MAJ AND srEAW-fary active arm and in moderate
tide In better demand o. easier prizes Lay, e; safs q
300 by Eucn'' }is, aug ,S "%7 I'1lou' 10 6 nr
Moptey doo 2iic;llsit Diy Monte d'o 2iI go d.
lie ~ Dry o Grande Cow, private ,erms 5000 Dry
Sa.Gna pi7as lcImi go bry Centr American, 20c
400 Dry Para pvale Terms jo2j Dry sierra Lone y 80;
term o59 ~ - PARE @ ity j5 M feIl C.
TOPS Continued in fair demand at steady rates. .-
lli cuba bids Porto Rec and ~ hhds Ensii n
rem e OF asd5l Tor TO Choice j2c being gem
NAvAL srOREs-plrits Pentne was higher apd arm
with sale. on tae spot oi 8OJ 1D plV5e Tl1 r 1y and G'i
Jill" 5dcr cy acii jobbins way at steady rates
0.IAN fEGirs-A aig we're nrm with , Tie S1s
Gut Dayant irin room vas ~ 200, uJ F e., 90
sacks on 20. ljnO bale cotton 'io To- Dds LuDii
er ~ los ,asuIement Goods = @25s oo Bgiasi
Gram SloaOo DO pesemosr snP ,i I'D q 90
sack Flour DE 5Og bales H9s a. ~ wi .Sn
~ lO0 bash Gram, a.. 4u1 bbl- Apple, 1s HUI steam
a0. 0Ji slck, Flour los. 3D. Hamburg steam loo bols
Lubnetne OH - a. AGsHSIp s.g 20 T ran b.: a. ~ an
other same voyage, 30 to Js On W. tAAn af Ks ae
800 DO Id auo her {? do a,D1 90 o. si Isl
oi Cha1no exc al "I9'i1''. OF, o I'd another
Hu,sh ship TO las CO.'S i o. 'd , ~ ~ IA ''"''
IN
Observation-Disclosures ii snh lho9sh hennr can De
al t0 lo-c no wltlsttndug the ttet thA he
Ask H.. We quote; crude Ia DDs; rc;, Napi-
a., iO Ip fined iu bhls. here 80 Fhadei pa ahu h",l
M. .c asked CGs.s, lt2d % rc; tiudt Ger hc1le'
oen ~ BID hFhst saes' ~ 2e' o"'s 90 se '"'eu'
30 ~. 80. ,..... ..-.,,, s.- o,-,,,,
pf crs option, inactive aai Wholly nominal taes
ntii Mess spo 6lGSi4 - settling price on h-t
cali ST.; NoyemDei quotd 80 % asked - Ter yea, 90
-, ' Isuuary 6OG IA 9i..-.-.BEE-F stehcly
a. iett r1poft inquiry sales, 200 tea filhpc pms haA
., -',.tr f.rust Pain Mess, y o. Lfra d0y ~ JOi
10 atig. CIV Extra Ihala Mess, t6 oOgri5i ran
- -l,04l. BEE IL ~ W. ihi eI' liO.eu
~. -, st4 CUT MEA15 unchanged m price ltllihl
r,oa.,,re. picl.el Shoun.fs, - -, , lI,Aleu
i ~ q. = Smoked Hams. j2dlpc. smoked shoulders
1ir MIDDLE- qnet, but very nfin hetl long SIsai
I'm -: Long ana shOr. Clear, ha aud
r. DRESSED Ho0> Airy acnye ana Steady
~, travV ana Lght 6Aa6 rc: figs &c. lAitn u,
,nc,f about De- per W b. am closed sitohs az Tue
nice. moderate dtmabi more ArIl'e sptcuA
v i Iess sse-, los tcs rim an spot 9 % q o. ., &c,
30 % arrive, o1Jci sciulnS pIlSes VIl
75c Z % ties. NoycmDer . sblc closing s;pos
,nbtcs December o. a aOc closing 800 Sgz Sc'
o., ,,ag so 800 res January 50, 9s1@ &c,
le - ~ zoe. BOO tea. 4 bfulfy, Aol &c, closing
COs'hs 30 ntj March sthdh"2- G., closing soz =
o. Iol tes sellers option. hiA months Bloc clos
a oVv'; - slc Third call Cash, rt4 y sfbci N0Ncl
iiss saODsb5e. December - L'.ouci le'i' =. y"
per, n'"' i,nuaIv sOJGs52g c February n,9atsf &c.
Ssycb 10 Coo: :. u SIX montha oi'"of'-c i SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18

OFFICE TIE UOARD OF DIRECTORS !
Express COMPANY.
NEw-YOaK, Nov. II, 1880.
TE1IIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this COM
Z plny have THIS day declared Dividend 81 Two
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS % so PER ShAhE pay.
abe on the 81 day OF January next
transfer books VIII DE close rom he l3h day OF DC
GENDER ~ of January
by order # We Board } y. hNAPf, Secrelafy
OFFICE OF THE DUNKN MINING CoAIANYl
so BGOtprT..
NFw-IoRK Nov. II. 1850.
DIVIDEND so. e.
sNlE DIRECTORS of this company have this
day declared regular dividend If $4,000, being q?
III ctta StOCh, payable al Tue ONCE VI
the coupa.Y and after December T.
Also
EXTRA DIVIDEND
OF $4,000 being share gay able at the same ho
al0 place. ,,..,.,,o.,
L. 4. CHOLLAk, secre any
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Dipi0sn0 = oii1es.

FINAL DIVIDEND of SIX AND THREE
n QUARTERS PER CENT IL now payabo 10 The clcd-
ir0rs Of me Benefit Bank DeposOrs 1be
REQUIRED their BOOKS with the receiver No rs Broad
uay Room 10, ID. .. BRADLEY Receiver. 4,
OFFICE GOLFER KNOB MINING COMPANY.
No. 80 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Nov >. 1881. }
nlVIDEND No. =.
The Board of Trustees this day declared dividend Il
Cent the capital st0 X PAYABLE ON aud after
Monday, November The Office II the company.
Transfer vii The Ut and on the loth
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF
THE COMPANY.
Cash balance Sept l. 1880. G33 40
Cash receipts TO Nov. l, 1880 252jO 90 -
Cash expenditures Sept to Nov l.
caSS balance Sow l. 1880 .@ s27o95 81
Dividend OF per share, 100000 shares $4,000
WILLIAM BRANDRErH,
Treasurer
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In London British cOnsoia were d higher ~
a9ilte for money and 99l3lG for account. United
Sfateo bond, wc.e strong: D at 1Oi u, 4L!' at
ILL., cx-cOupOn. Is at ll4.l. amer can I"i"ays
were unsettled ~ yesterdays GecLho III tHe none
market, and they were Irr 'gular. ERE 9e'liued
from 44lo O. 44044aS. Atianuc and Oreal western
ifsts from 53l2 10 5J34 and seconds IRON, Z2'
to 3Gl2. IlnnOi, Central Wa, a loser ~ ~ -
Reading y lower al 2ZI3 a9d CentI"L aelI. = .
lower at s.. Central aud iIndsOn rose = 10 lZI2
and Pennsylvania sold at OZ's cX dIYldrn9 Ihdla
Council bills were ailotted 1T II6d. decline per
rupee and bar silver fc 49,. 20 81 4d. per "uuce
The Bank of England lost tJJ.OOJ bullion On bai-
ance. In Paris French 3 per cents declined 10
$3.50, sight exchange on LONDON Using W %''-o =
TnD following securities to-day were sold at the
Exchange Sa.c.IOOms;
q :nsgs' Fason l1 n1af
5000 Deisw,@o ana hudson Cant company lst
1000 s nTS aao st. F.a laire du Chen
DIyision) lst mon gage 8 per cent b0naS,
oo' ' per 'sni ponis que IsJ f5'i
5000 ! Jew '' Ehs itailoai l''nor'ease, ,z
% @ n bond. due 1891 q; p;
I per ceat bond. due l,i4 - ;. 80
l.56S Meirmae sver Mining ompary bonds. a iof lot
1900 chicago aAnd -ouli"e.t.fH ~, odl Isl, 10.
nqrgqeee PER eena bonds Gns o 9 q, das slz4
1898. Coupons Januar' an July ,hZs
-'V' p Da'' ea rSs"ten 06ndsdac november
J. 1885, ..-.------ ---------i'D ~
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO
S r. aos is Gsa7 Ia ao $3.50 1888
ST. LOUIS AND sAN FRANCISCO.
1879. 1850
Second to gss eek IN sS e5oC Inc s5S
Inc receipIs OF honr All gram ~ fhs principal
Atlantic ports this IN day OF November were.
NuH-
. DD. CANA s a,sf ofg " @s s I "G Ski
Wheat gus1 All 900 200 go. lGsla5 ll09o 1000
tOIl bush. i@JbUO ~ 10 lie "lVi,' $500 =, ~,
1als. bus.,. ,.,;., $500 ''''" az s5500V9 i"'o'
its,iey 1t,b sg 300 500 so ....-. .-.... 1000
I@i o9s 800 3l55s4 1885 l95.4i2 100000 G240O
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Thorcccipt- and shipments ut and from Buffalo

The following were the receipts anl shipments at
and from ChIaagO and MIIwamlkan to-llv:
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THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
a. Of NEH.NORk.

ADAMS ExPRgss COMPANY.
AEW-YoaE. NOV. 40. 1880.
IS OF this company viii
* .. H.. November Is, % The
/. G. BABCOCK. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18

OFFICE OF IIIg RISING sun GOLD MISNG CoMPANy !
OF CAIUFORSIA No. 10 WALL ST.
nTVIDEND No. 3.-The Board of Trustees
phave this day declared quarterly dividend o. FIFTEEN
CENTS PER SHARE capital stock Of this company,
for The quarter October able The I'D instant
Transfer the 18th and ON the 10Th 81
November. . --.,,o,,., ,....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18

NV. YORK; NOT. II, lsrU.)
DIVIDEND 30 /.
| THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have this day
declared regular monthly dividend OF oOOo beng
ONE PER FNT the capita stock Of the company, or
TEN CENTS PER SHARE, payable on the SOth Instant at
| TINS osicc. -. -, ,,.,
incluslye JOHN X. BOUTWELL,,
Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18

CANA R1fA Csrws. Bar. pha bost''
~ 155Is I9I 1906 ABB go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18

No. ~ y ALL ST.. NEW. 0RK, NOV u $50.
nTVIDEND No. 17.-Ibe Board of Trustees
have is las declared the seventeenth monthly DiVI
DEND Of FIVE CENTS PER SHARE on the capital stock
OF Mi, Company. PAYABLE on he 25I insa
Transfer hooks close ON the the 9th OF
November. /. ID. CORTnIGHT. SECRETARY.
NEW-YORK, LAKE ERIE and WESTERN
- RAILROAD CoMPANY.-TREAsUREk s OFFICE
Iy7 West. st, New-York-NOTICE.-f COUPONS of the
MORTGAGE BONDS OF this Company due Dec ,mper /,
viii be paid presentation On and aer mat datt AZ
Ills office b. W SfENCER Treas ircr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01

y
living out If The State, who sell goods through
travelling agents In this State: prescribing
tue manner of collecting, aud fixing penalty
| for neglect or refusal Of payment. ."
To the Oemmttee on Ways and Means
| by Mr.. Richardson
| hill M Ga,
| An act to amend article $50 UoIeof Prae-
| tins.
To tho Committee on the Judiciary.
| BY Mr. Richardson
| IIuise bill Ne Co.
| An net To regul ITO Tho qualifications aud
| duties Of tho recorder Of mortgages ror the
| parish III Orleans. authorizing tho appoint
| 'uent of n deputy recorder of mortgages for
| tho parish 1T Orleans. and fixing the amount
| ~ his salary. tn fix the bond 1T the recorder
Of mortgages for tho parish Of Orleans. and
| To regulate tho extent If hls responsibility.
| 70 the Gomutttee on the Judiciary.
| by Mr.. Dehel
| House bill M GO,
| An net authorizing parties to notnrIaI act
| % dispense with the certificate from the regis
| ter OF nouveyancea. parish nf Orleans md tho
notary public In such cases sllmII not demand
the certificate. ~ required ny section 252g Of
the Revised Statutes.
To tho Committee on tho Judiciary.
by MIR Harris
llou,e bill No. 81,
An act 10 prevent Interference with the la
borers or employ eee of the citizens Of this State
during their term OF service and to enforce
the provisions Of tho same by adequate pen
allies.
I',,tH n (ttfnt nj fpc mi hg
by Mi Dudonhofnr
House bin Noes.
An act tn amend section Of act No. co. up
proved Ap, ~. 1871
TO the Committee on paroohial Affairs.
by Mr. Ogden
House bill No 60,
An act making an appropriation for the re-
lief OF johnson Armstrong.
To the Committed ON Claims.
Hy Mr. Butler-
House bill No. 10.
An act To regulate public education In tho
State OF Louisiana aud the city Of Now Or
loans. and to ralae u revenue for that pur-
pose.
To the Committee on Public Education,
by Mr. Faulkner
An act providing for the organization OF tho
public schools In tho several parishes Or tho
STATE. except the parish Of Orleans.
TO tho COMMITTEES ON Public Education.
J!y Mr.. Lancaster
House bill No. "a,
m act to provide for the registry Of nota-
ries' bonds IN tho conveyance records only.
nnd for tho cancellation of tho Inscriptions of
said bonds from tho mortgage records.
10 tho COMMITTEES on tho Judiciary.
Mills INTRODUCED WITHOUT NOTICE.
Mr.. Gurley asked and obtained suspension
Of tho rules in order to Introduce. without pre-
vlous notice the following bill
by Mr.. 0urley -.
House bill No a2. %""
Anact to prohibit the discharging Into the
Mississippi river Mt the port Of New Orleans
| OF any ballast. sand or other material used
for or suitable for illling and grading p,lr-
poses; requiring city officers of the city OF
Now Orleans 10 arrest persons violating tho
| provisions Of this act and fixing penalties for
| the violation OF tho same.
The speaker announced tho appointment Of
Mr.. Vnrnado as n member of tho Committee
ON Public Health and Quarantine, vice Hon |.
u. Ball, deceased
On motion of Mr.. Alain tho House nd
journod until Tomorrow. Saturday January
81, 1890. at u m.
PETER J. IRRELEVANT,
Clerk of tho House Of Representatives.
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UPHOLSTERING and VANISHING done In
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