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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23

There was less doing IN State bonds. and the mar
ket for them presented no special feature. In some
of the bonds not listed at the stock Exchange there
is some Improvement IN prices, among which we
quote Mobile City bonds at 1884 bid. Railroad
bonds were active and higher early IN the week but
toward The close prices suffered more or less rcac-
ton. The conspicuous issues IN the dealings were
The Er., Second consols, ST. Lonls and Iron Noun
tain fast and second incomes, chesapeake and
Ohios Mobile and OhiOs. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas seconds. c., {. and J. G. first assened
and Rome Waterfown and Ogdensburg consols
The following are the highest and lowest prices Of
some of the principal representative railroad bonds
during the week and the closing sales Saturday
and week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23

The business done in stocks during the week,
amour ing to 2,276 6G2 shares against 1.G04. 9G6
shares for The preceding week, reflects revival OF
the speculative spint. Yet the market fever
Ish all the week through and prices hardly moved
in one direction for two consecutive days. With
few exceptions however the final prices show hand
some gains for the week. Western Union was nota-
BILE for an advance of 9per cent to l15. Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph for advance of SIS
per cent 10 531e and American District Telegraph
for an advance of 10l4 per cent TO 7G4. The final
sales of these stocks were at concessions of from
"a to 2as per cent from the extreme figures named.
Aside from the telegraph stocks the notable adj
yances were 17l4 per cent for Nashville, Cbat-
fanooga aud ST. Ions 10 1114 Louisville, New
Albany and Chicago. 81 per cent to lO9; Louisville
and Nashville Gl2 per cent 10 lac; Houston and
1exa. pcr cent to 50 New-1Ork, Ontario and
Western 5ll per cent 10 3134 anc Ohio aud
Mississ ppi preferred per cent 10 S3l2 The Wa
bash and other Southwestern roads were inclined
toward weakness. and show little OF gains The
coal stocks were alternately strong and weak, but
toward the end the two Delawares sud
denly resumed prominence IN the dealings
and close the week at their best figures.
Notwithstanding the record made of advancing
prices the market continues to act as II operators
were hating between two opinions There also is
very general opinion that the last two days ady ances
were largely improved by some OF the large hold
ers to the extent or making some heavy realiza-
, lions on the Southwestern stocks
WEEKLY RASCE OF PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
FISK q HATCH,
BanEeTs,
AND DEALERS N GOVERNMENT BONDS,
And other desirable investment securities,

AND DEALERS IN GoNIkNhlNl b'NDs'
And other desirable Investment securities,
No. Nassau-st.. y. \.
Rnv and sell al issues OF Government Bonds, In
large or small amounts, At current market prices.
and will be pleased TO furnish information in refer
enoe TO all matters connected with investments in
Government Bonds.
We are prepared to give information in regard to
6rst-class Railway Securities and to execute orders
foT the same.
Buy and sell all marketable Stocks and Bonds on
commission. at the Stock Exchange or in the open
market
Receive accounts OF Banks. Bankers, Merchants
and others. and allow interest Oh daily balances !;
and for those keeping accounts with us we collect
United States coupons and registered interest. and
other coupons dividends. &c, and credit without
charge.
- We give special attention to orders from
Banks Bankers, Institutions and investors out OF
the city, by mai, or telegraph To buy OF sell Govern
rueut Bonds State and Railroad Bonds. Bank Stocks,
Railroad Stocks and other securities.
We have issued the seventh Edition OF Memo
randa COucernlng Government Bonds" copies oil
which can he had OH application. 49,
FISK & HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
LOTION MARKETS.

AucusrA Feb Election easier; Mailing. l2ac3 Low
Middimg l2sc Coon Ordinary II se receipts 1913 bales
BAliiSoEi Feb 2l-cotrou quiet M'ddlne l9'sc Low
bne,; gross al bales exports 70 Great Bntan l22s
aes: 2l6 naes: sales us bales spinnGs. 10
boston Feb 2i.-colton quiet; Middline lS4c Low MID.
io.stsFs1oS Feb 2i-Coiion quiet. Mddng lsc Low
i,,r. .--. Cool p,,inarv
G2i bsle; exports 70 Great Britain ;0j5 bales coast
CtScnSAn. Feb 2lCool eaSeT but not qnotsbly lower
receipt, 5 bales shiumeIls 6s3 bales sales 80 bales
s.innors. 100 "a e. sto,. y ~ .aes ,,,,,. ,oa ~
bles exports coastwise 500 bales sales go bales; stock
LouisyIiIE Feb 2I.-cotton dali; sfioalng. 1859.
rccep.. 2dI bales; Shipment. Sioi bales saie- 1850
Go.ili Teb 5i.-Coiioa Quiet easy: MaalinE, l2',e
tow ri.dlur l2r. Good ounarf. Re net rccsipis 90
b-le. expor SO bales sales 90 bai,si soes
NtwoElxiv< Fes. Election quiet ald easy Niddling.
iesa D. MiaInne i-sc Coz Ordinary o ,sc ,. ns
I'D @yr,.'nr. = q baio- .iock 55os1i baIcs,
NogFotS: Feb 2l-'otior quct; N,dd'ne, l-'gct nr55
rsi,pSrai Fro 2i.coon qnct. Gr1a: MiaeNs 3 ,sc'
Nadine. lt'sc. is"i pi'i utrN. i-" not Ieo-'p
- ha'rs 1o.s l5i haes sales. cj2 oaes; spmcf@ ga
'e.,,>Ssn. TO- 2l-,oroa easier; N,dtns l2.se' '3E
iae. exports coasee oa bales: sslc 1900 hae- last
Tons, -Co.r quct Sc lover Niianne nc.
h. so ,s ' Se. sale, s,5 Dos ' sioss 75sts
vhFH- le'- .'-h 9rnpaTg. l.'sc- .rl L rsfcp'-' %
babes or. c.a.t. l-g . 81 baic"; -.. - VOL 'te5.
oas,.bi oa,r Nndalar p.auds VI: siaalue orleans.
, c-,o-i re-r-t. 20 faiss n5uin 15soo 6lle-
Amcncsn Futures plf. o." itdl,ns ,@,'s f'6r'9dy
Ami ,ud % dolly. ~ a. ..t also i Co.. Nay end June
49, ESQ -ai' o. eri-r n-. aua october delivery. 500
ocroher ani Nov. m' q. ,'i' il a''-'o''"Dei ana
lyrrr'ai. rc, 4l-5 r m.-ine OF COTTON to-day
i-elna.i a0 lrcs AmG1cl- Igtqres eianes 10" Ge;
fIinrt HlftI Nih hII-i We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23

UAv,xs Feh q suear-Bcftsr advices from the Ini~i
states auss prices Improve the market closing wh an
upwarI Tendency Nos TO t0 l2 D. -. Iid0ia reals gud
rer arrnhe: NoR d. % ID. 80 S4alO resisi mossses
sugar Nos % iO 81 rrais Mus.o vndo ~ueuf tomnon
Fair reals Centrifugal sugars Hn polarization N
boxes hhd.. sa0g roas STOCK an warehouse A. nay
ana and MailnLas-i94O boxes $4,000 bags anu f-a'g
Ihds Rec.ipf the veek-N.1Oo boxes NtH' rag. anu
300 hlds. Exports during The wcck-20V 0gAe % y
Nos and QsuO Bids iucldllr fU hars ana tVp' hhd9
D. the United states spanish gold 2Sa -5a fhcnAlko
nrl. on the Uuitln STATES. 900 days gOl oe1F premium
short SIGHT 60, GiaGis premium on London lo34io4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
LIVE STOCK mArEars-ey TELEGRAPH.

Crfrtgo Fei, l-no0,-Hrcrpts ] . head shipments
@ gon ead r.fEct moderately active and g. higher iaghi
steady 20 sV4paf .O; Cuqoc Heavy, - .5asA So Mixed
rusLfur. 20 at 30. ,,oo,.-, -..,.
ouirf ana r,nerg unchanged shipping - 500 - Butch
f4irIv West Calves - df5 %
Sickc4 quiet aud SLOW but scai1e al - 81
-lIOaz-~feadF nnd uuchauccdi Light
s,ttr,ne a uasf so: Packing - 250si 40 Butchers 10
-rrr i sOast 90 Tcceipt 10000 bead shipments lSuO
bead .,-.. -,. ...., .,...t..
r,...rt- a.. head Shipments 500 head.
-rrrl- so market. sLipmeniA lGOo head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23

AZ the regular weekly mtetng OF The 'IoNcfh-
ors OF the Bank Of England on lhursday. no
change was made in the banks rate Tor ciscount .
and II remains at 3 per cent. against 25s per cent.
the rate 10 the omen market Tor discount OF bank
ers' thrre-months bills Daring the week the bank
lost - 600 bullion. and The proportion OF iis re-
serve 20 its liabIitie which for the preceding week
WIS 49l3l6 TER cent was increased 10 40 g per cent
at the : ok Exchange. British consols, after hGc-
tuatIng 7l6 per cent, close &c : advance ON the
prices o. q week AGO. United STATES bonds are
from i to 81 per cent higher. American ran
ways are generally higher than week ago.
but not M TO the best figures of the Wee.
The following are the highest and lowest prices oil
securities for the week. and the closing sales SatuI-
day and 4 week ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per sort. Racer. Vessels and Railroads.
"a.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
SATURDAY Fcb. 2l. 1880

ASHES In iobbing sale and unchanged
COFFEE RIO ga fair demand and stronger fair tarf0es
Is "a ls4c. Good. iGGl Prime. !e9aloso ana oTei
nary PC CITY OF o., IO2 bags
e. HarIle" and 00b bars eI nipphrchus on private
Mid Grades quiet unchanged 41O bags dAihca
DO ATsu" sold GA private terms.
COrTON-Spot COTTON quiet and unchsngedi sales, 100
al sIiuning del contrhct 300 bales
ccpts ports bales against ZOy67 bales tis
a., laetee q j last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
bEsiHess GnaHces.

nor SALE-A frst-rlass and lOng-estab-
shed DIV goods large manufacturing Town
I'M Central Sesy Work Oh New York Central Railroad
- Address II. IL.
81 Waikrf-sL. New N0iE tlty.
L7OK SALE-Naluabls iron leases near Green
= f0ni'ii'" address HALE r. o. Box LAG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
THE MONEY MARKET.


SUNDAY. FEB. PIP NJ
The difference between the values of the merchan-
disc imports and exports at NewYork continues 10
widen. For the week ended yesterday the Na'ue Vi
the imports as reported by the Custom House was
SO 273 600. against exports valued al So'o1o'fi'
for the week ended the 18th inst. Inc eApoi ts
were go 600 more than for the same week OF 80
and SO 900 less than for the week OF $50 Du'
The imports were "a $1,000 greater than foT the
weel, Of 1879 and 50 sG2 900 greater than for the
week Of 1873. Since January to date the I'M
norris and exports at this port for three years COM
pare as follows:
ps ss:i s;'s 81 a:iS8 '3i33
F I@eoT r.. S over morss $500 ,'
The last week was an uueventful one in CONNER
cial and financial circles. Aside from speculative
movements. trade was quiet. it should be between
,ne close of Winter operations and the opening OF
Spring business Tue Ways and Meaps Committee
reported to the House of Representatives the ne"
Funding bill authorizing the issue OF o12 pei
cent 2O-4O bonds. There is much dlver-
sity of opinion among bankers whether I"
bond bearing lOY rate OF interest Ca"
be successfully marketed at par, Out tneTe Is d
ea,era, disposition TO give the experiment fmr
trial and to say for it encouraging words LEI
81 is felt that there should be no time lost IN max
n
favorable time for refunding, at whatever rate
NAV he decided upon, as can be expected I'D tne
future. Money at the Stock Exchange has ruled
easy at "a @ per cent. The Western and Enclsh
exchanges have ruled steadily against New-iorA
and are drawing away currency.
The weekly bank statement was less favorable
than was expected because, although reHeoteu the
full effect of the payment by the Treasury for the
SlI 900 900 bonds purchased on the 18th inst the
total reserve reported in yesterdays state
n,ent is only So 100000 greater than
the amount reported two weeks ago
specie increase. $6.s92 600; legal-fender de-
crease 1892 400. The loss of Sl,lSO,3OO legal
tenders last week reflects shipments of currency to
the East and West. The total reserve was IN
creased ~ 96O. 200 for the week. but because OF
gi472 900 increase in the deposits, the surplus re-
serve was increased only $2S41.975. The state
nent probably is made up on falling averages. and
IL is likely that the actual amount of reserve at
the close of business Friday was more than
81 100000 less than the reported 1oT the aver
age Of the week
The following the comparative totals OF the
statements OF February IA and February n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY FEBRUARY D. 1880.

s7assc western Mixed track SIC; Western Ungraded.
track c southern White track Soc e a5 rate ate
White &C. free on bosd and Tor steamer SSe s ice, on
First can no sales Al the second CAN demald prices
% 9 s M 5s s sssGa Hp 5S Sd BID e. Sec
May 54'sc hid. Doc. asked oats-Demand fallen on ana
45e; No do. 4GG46qc. and Fancy AZ IA - At
The 9ps9 BoaE Gr S 4 O &c msr a5c CO. DID s
asked April Provisions quiet and sieady SW P hSi
~ 75Ssis. Extra "A' Prime, s0asio %; smokoi
Hams 99aiOhe. DO N salt and pickle :o 7S e.. e;
salt. 4lc; SUGAR 1cSled 5e5 &C do smOked lajhc
l pISsse 1850 S5a7s5s do Buicher &c Butter rS
Creamery Extra. S2aSJe.i hraalold County Rna Ns%
do Coca to Choce. isa.ic; aols-ChOlce scarce Penn
90 G9o EFss tady' Pcnnsyivania, i4'9glci Western
- &c ne Gn,' Da' 7f9S &C. 20 iooi IL l.
aI4c DO Ian SKINS II "a e C3aeS Get afq g9s'y3sSo
stsy al al ~ ,l5e for S0S test eSshp seeds-Ciover
am and uschaneed: Timothy ANA Flax steady. Feed
Whskey steady Western sli0 shipmenis-corn 2S.S6i
fsncy 40 II Z asked cash 50 Marh SO 80 April Choice
- 30 bid cash 50 IArgh - 10 Apil Fanny = So Vd
ed Fab, D 70 cash al 2y'sasl 80 Marc 81 -
ois4c c,sh IS &c. Maren; S6sc April 3stc May oats
higher y 5Sa.c. cash sod February - March SIsS May
rye dull AZ 7ie asksd Barley steady and unoihse n
key steady at 81 o. PORK higner J90 ots sIZ 4oS
blGhe Al De- Bulk Meats slow but strong ana higher
she1ders 4diloe Clear aDs 90, S6tOc Clear sides
shoulders iaOa5c Clear Ribs 7S6c-; siaes, 1000
Receiptr- Flour 1000 bbis Mheat 1880 BUSH CORR
lo5OO0 bush. Oats COCO BUSH; Rye % Cnshi barley
5000 bush sdpmeni Flour 1,OOO bbsi Wheat. l,OOO
bush: C0rn l25UOO bssh: Oais. 1000 bush; Rye LVOO
bush; Barley. 1000 bush.
TOLEDO Fob 2l.-Wheat ST. NO2 Red Winter March
-. pT, ~ 374 May ~ 5s. June ~ 3s No Amber
VI 30 Corn arm; No. 2 spot 42c March az
May 48-c Rejected 4ULc. Oais dull and nominal Clover
seed-M ammo b. 81 90; Prime. - 27lg. Dressed Hogs
81 -. Wheat 400 bush Corn. 10000 bush
shipmcnts-Nheat, 1000 bush. Corn 5t.oOO bush
WILMINGTON n. C. Feb. 21spirits Of turpenne quiet aud
STEADY 4ie Resin firm Al 81 Il for STRAINED 81 - Ior
strained Crude iurpenno stcady ~ VI % ioi fih
- yellow Dip Tar steady at 81 10 Corn unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23

ordinary ..........lls!s Low Middling
, fsa.d Ordinary Ill., Mfddling

stree GOD Ordinary iiiiIs MiddlinT
Futures moderately active closing easy al decline OF
16 PORTS raies $4,000 haIes. ths p1'es pad
F,Sruay 1881 1900, Asroh. 1896 dlS0si April. l3lde
iX2s. SEy. 1855 $50 June. lS5Gdl&6S jay. 1860
IL q Augusl3 1913 ST. October l24sd 2s7. NOvtmnaf
isi11i2z2. Up. m. -fr1,es foI Rings ana AsrEns-Fe0
mary ~ SO; 1888 ADri 1919; >iay, 1888. jane
IL "a July 1853 August 1876 SepLeInbeJ -. OetsbcT
l9.5O. November. p ~ DscenbtI IooAys closing
ISIS: May 1887. JuDe. lA55 July lS6Cdl367 August.
l3ssaia7G September. 1929 1880 October 2f1 i2i9.
November IL. i7dl2ig. Transfer soie efde1s -
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOU I-AaTkei = shade stronger
an Instance 81 nc better doing for export
mainly grades moderate lsb6ng trade demand,
sale N 600 bbls Including 5000 bhls CITY NH Extra
S. IS for Europe SO Seas6 80 FOR Wet indes S40o bhis
10 y s3 75dss latter for Cb0co Winter Wheat 800
bss supernus 81 Va lcGing Winter Wheat nj - 10
As 50: 500 sbls Low Extra, % b0s36 co. 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
PROPOSALS FOR ARTILLERY HORSES.
L DEPOT QUARTERNAsrEE's OfiIcE
CORNEg SIS,

COaNEg HotsTos ANp GEfENK SIS, ,
NFN-YOAK CITY. February 2 1850
PROPOSALS. in n picate. addressed 70 the an
Gers gned received al This ONCE mill ociecA H.
10 1850 AZ which me and Place they
vii he oucned IN the presence Of bdcr supplying IN >
pep rfnlent with six (6 ARTILLERY Horses % ~ Feopgs cf
hardy 90 ois al particulars gOof condition sguare
rOtrs broken to Ia FROM uitcen 70 sixteen haous
than rolfs old weigh
nc moi ies s one thousan ,OjOl uDd,, and
suitable In every re- pect iOr artillery service. q.
ono copy o Ills Advertisement sh01 ace securely attached
% each tIplcae propO al and be mentioned therein a. corr
prsng part u II. --, ..,...s,. III.
shouf De sealed envelopes MARKED Proos as Tor
Artillery Horses" and addressed 10 Col l. & Easto Depot
New-YOrk ely
nited states reserves the rg 10 fert any W al
proposals. -. - ,--.-.,-. $500, --,. 3, ~ o...-.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23

FAIL RIVER Mass Feb 2i.-Pnntlng cloths have been IN
but sales reported ne nlatb, ,ioSs
strong al for GGxb4 aud for O0x3O Cloths lroGuo
non for the week 10, 900 pieces sales 22Bou pieces aI
deliveries 900 pieces leaving stock on hand, $4,000
ftIrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
Office Of The Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad Company,

IO07'
To the Soc Notice IL hereby that special
MEETING ~ stOckhoicrs Of the chicago Buringion ano
Quincy Railroad Company VIII BE- held az The ONCE OF The
company Chicago. H. the 2Sth day 81 February, lSS
o that day. for the purpose Of
cOndrrns aud acting contract TO consolidate win
~ agreed the railroad stock, property and
franchises Of Burlington and Missouri River Railroad
Company Nebraska aad lso 10 consider ana act upon res
The Board under the PROVISIONS OF Volr
charter capital u the Company - The extent Thought
ueo .ay purpose az such consolidation and for the
trIusac- business incidental thereto B order
~ ~, po,rd Of Directors J.. Ai. FORBES Pm ident.
Proxies be obtained az tue NaJohal aA OF SoheIVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
election Notices.

BRANCH OFFICE
THR OCEAN NANIGATON AND PIGR co.
s. SOUTH
NRWTORK, January 20. 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given tgat the annual
- meeting stockholders this company Dor the cleo
ton and inspectors % election Tor ms
ensuing wear WI De bed the branch Once o. this company
on Monday. March 1850
EDWARD WIGHT
secretary.
VNHE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY con-
4 PANY.-lhe Annual Meeting Of The stocShol der Of
br Union Pacific Ra way Company FOR the choice OF doc
tors for the ensuing year and Tie Transaction Of any other
business which egay before the meeting VIII DO
he Once, - BOsd m the CITY OF
NeyYo,k on WEDNESDAY. the TENTH day Of MARCH
next al O'Clock. a. m.
Trs.,sfer book VIII be closed after Saturday. Feb q.
SIDNEY DILLON, President.
HENRY MCFARLAND, secretary.
New York. Feb. c. 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
Droposdis.

PROPOSALS FOR CAR-FASTENINGS for
use on ears transporting bona All for seals for
use on packages Of datlab goods ---
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Feb 10. $780,
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until IL o'clock M on
"Wednesday March - lhS0 f0r furnishing The IIeasurF De
partnnt siennga for transporting dmiable goods IN
bond and goods transit ough Calara and seals
Tor quantities the Department may nom
TIM time require
Prupo~as WI b. accompanied by samples Of The articles
furnished and viii state TIE price az which
he same boxed and marked shipment such
msv H. req Department Will be delivered al t0
0fce OF an express company the place o manu-
aa- wires, seals " other reas
OF submitted al least ore Coca OF eacn
should De furnished -, -
The De1sreai the hight 70 reject any or all bids.
and " inforUaiiiies.
Due exsmin ation Will made Of and ful consdea'ioh
given all locke, seals ald other devices Nhcn
LAY b. submitted -.
Printed forms proposals not furnished nos are they
Prorosais nav b. furnishing ihcr or both q the
articles pamed rked Props Do fnr car iscuin2s
or Proposals Sesl So the may be and al
ui'S7'" - ' IOUS SHFEMAN. secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23
EeQal NcIiees.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-City and
~ County OF NewNOrk JAMES A. BhoNSi soc b,l sr
Seeeasei plsniiH against JOHN NJ. BUcKlNG AN
ALICE BCCkINGHAN, wife OF jon ~; ~ Sh n.i.s
IA M Individually. AMI trustee and guardian oi SusAN
HORNER under the will Of CHARITY Al y HoHNE 70
deceased SUSAN HoRNER and GEORGE J, BAkLoM
uenant). dffendanis-Sumnons- the ABOVE pan'1 ne
endan hereby summoned 20 answer TIE copalnt
aud 10 serve copy OF your answer on s
bs sanmons exclusive OF 9nd IN case OF
your failure appear or answer judgement VA, Do san
against you by default Tor the refer uebahueu III '"'
P""'' John n WHITING. Plaintiffs Attorney.
poa Office address Office No 81 Walst New YORK tity
~, he defepdaut SUSAN HORNER: rae foregoing sum
moas served upon by publication pursuant 70 10
OF the Hon Abraham X Trence yus ~ az r. ss ~ Fah
rusry 1880 filed with the comp alnt ~ le Once ~ tno
k o me city and "a S9Tsy ., T so q" S '0"
JOHN n. WHITING. PLaini,a -, e AtiofpSy;
FIG Iaw6wM Of Mail-s' =, l.
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the
- Merchant Life Insurance COMPANY ~ New ofk
,, Of an order Of tn supreme Court 81 the ate OF New
Yorx nade special term thereof heli az lAe N,ts ha
IN city of Kingsi" on me I,th ga! "' 5~hus, ~
bany haS aDpOIted Referee 70 lke proofs an hs.r
tam persons parties ene 20 Sfe IN tns Non
Of tle pracees Of tbe sreut1tes oeIostea ~ .hs
chants Life Insurance Company OF New YORK Win the o
pentrudent the insurance peiar nent OF VIC =.
nunher policies out-tanding IN tcicr te
names IN when te issued aud the persons who
are entitled the benefit Of sSid distribution o 70 ,aaS
urooi and the value oi ese OF sAh focle a
owing each. and tue popoitiouate
shar to ayals Of SAID securities which eaeh 81 tne 0Nhes
or Lolrs Is entitled receive according 20 law nom s1n
f a%Rsi'"'''s''' ,o,,r. and al
ys rcer rel 10 me In SAID order. hereby re-
rd r. b. presented az mo cHice no = Soah fslt
In ne Guy Of Al any on s sraa 'aS - ' -
isn % e esaaTIwSSR HALE KINGSLEY Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-23


aTIr~niei1s 80 sAC5U875 s7.49245C Inc. s2.Sii975
Comna;cd with that of the corresponding date
OF 1879. he present statement shows: Loans
increased S4G.OSl. 200 sprcie increased,
81 955 900: legaltenders decreased 500 SCI SEQ;
deposits increased, So. 2ls.4o0; circulation in
creased El94G.3 300 surplus reserve decreased,
s.. 10000 The total reserve S55.392, ZOO nov
is y. 40 per cent Of the total dcposits, against
2G ~ last week and 2925 for February %, 1870.
Tie stock Exchange markets were active al! this
week and generally a firm tone prevailed OF Gov
eminent bonds there were sold S5,Oi2, 600 at the
Boards ana at higher prices than have ruled III
long time and the highest ever made Tor the is.
On "Wednesday the Treasury purchased S1.OOO,O 900
al figures above those paid for the 81 900, 600 the
preceding week. Al the close the best prices were
not sustained and the market was fairly steady.
The folov iur are the highest and lowest prices of
bonds for the week. and the closing sales Saturday
and a week ago:
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Cost an0 foun6.

DANK BOOK LOST. - Bank Book No.
ID 46i6ls Of the Bowery sayings Bans Is ms MIS-
m not restored before The day OF March, $780, app
cation viii ic made bank tor new book.
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finnntiai.

= PER CENT interest for five years. have |
~ large fTstclRSs residence
and property city TRUST p o. Box No 26os
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CHRYsOLITE sILyERMINING COMPANY,
LmTLE PlTrssuRG CONSOLIDATED ANNS CoNPANr.l
ll3 AND II 5a3ROADwAY, .NEw YORK. FEB 49, 1851 }

~ The Board of Directors nay declared DIvT.
DEND OF ST. 1900 lone hundred thousand dollars, being
FIFTY CENTS PER SHARE lpsr value slNOl On the Cap.
Company OF the net earnings. payable
the Office of the Company aud after March Transfer
GEO. &. LYMAN,
saore ilrY