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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-02-24
MUNsoN's TUBULAR
COPPER LIGHTNING ROD,
WITH SPIRAL FLANGEs.

WITH SPIRAL FLANGES
This Celebrated Lightning Conductor, owing to the
material Of which 1t is made and the manner OF Its
constructions the most complete protection against
disaster by lightning ever inyentsi. This is con-
clusiyely shown by practical test Of over twenty
four years, during which time 1t has been in con-
slant USE being erected upon many thousands of
private and public buildings, in all sections of the
country and although there have fallen upon It, IL
numerous instances, most terrific discharges of
electricity yet in instance has 1t failed conduct
them harmlessy to the earth, thus saving many
lives and property Of almost incalculable value.
eaY 1t Has Never Been Overcharged 1t has
Never Failed.
The experience Of one hundred years has shown
that where aIthe necessary rules are observed pro-
lection is perfect.
At the present day no one will deny the necessity
and duty resting upon vaccinate our children,
and thus protect them from the fearful rayages Of
small pox, in fact, can there be found In any COM
munity an Intelligent man who will not acknowledge
an imperative duty resting upon every one to not
only use means, but the very best of protec-
ton to them and theirs against all dangers arising
from any source whatever. few dollars judictous-
ly expended III lightning rods will securely protect
all the buildings that almost any possesses
If life property is sacrificed In consequence Of
neglecttng such protection, we hold ourselves
blameless will not the dead cry out of the ground
against us? VIII not the living censure us for op-
portunities neglected The feeling alone that man
has done all in his power to make his family and
property safe from the destructive effects Of light
mig is worth far more than the cost Of all the
lightning rods necessary to secure such protection.
Persons wishing their property and lives protect
ed from this destructive element will receive prompt
attention by calling at Store, No. Augusta ST.,
or addressing us, Box 80, Staunton, Va.
Old Lightning Conductors that have become
broken rusted replaced. Rods of all kinds re-
paired.
MAY & SAGENDORPH,
No. Augusta Street,
may 13-n StauntOn, Va.
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VALUABLE COAL LANDSl
coated in the Coal Regions of the Great Kanawha
Valley.
We, the undersigned, attorneys in fact for the
owners will sell privately Of the most valuable
tracts of coal land in the great Kanawha Valley
This tract contains
1856 ACRES,
is known as the SMITHERS-GAULY TRACT, and is
situated on the north side of the Great Kanawha
River, on the waters of Smtthers and Twenty-mile
Creeks, Fayette county, W. Va. tbs part of sur
vey of 1867 acres granted by the State Of Virginia
to John Steele, which subsequently subdivided
by order of the Circuit Court of Kanawha county, in
to lots A 3D. c. d. e. s. Lot Sc divided
into lots e. and II, and the tract now offered for
sale Is said lot eH
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

r COMMISSIONERS SALE.
By virtue of DEGREES of the Circuit Court Of Angus
ia county, entered the 3st day Of March, 1879 and
the 9Th day of APRIL $780, in the chancery cause OF
Trice's creditors Trice ct al, the undersigned
commissioners will, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 18th, 1881,
sell at public auction in front of the Court House In
Staunton the tract of land belonging to D. Trice
situated in said county, on the Valley Pike, near
Greenville, and containing
206k ACRES.
The said tract is said Trices half of the tract ofand
formerly owned Jointly by himself and wife and
which was assigned him in the division made OF
said Joint tract in said cause. 1t has no improve
ment on it, but is Of fine quality, we'll watered and
timbered.
TERMS Enough cash in hand to pay costs OF suit
and SALE and the residue upon credit OF one, TWO
and three years, in equal instalments bearing In
from day Of SALE the purchaser to give bonds
for the deferred instruments with approved person
al security and the title to be retained as ultimate
security. CHAhLES GhAIihN,
r. c. ELDER,
j. NJ. QUARLES,
feb 10-tds Commissioners.
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GRRAT BANKRUPT SALE OF
QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE,

Decorated Chamber Ware, Extra Fine Cut Glass
ware, Lamps, Lamp Chimneys and Fixtures, and
Rockingham Yellow Baking Ware, and the only
place in Virginia where the new Celebrated Patent
Fire Clay Stew pans can be bought.
This may be the last opportunity the citizens OF
Staunton may ever have Of buying No. article OF
the above mentioned wares atsuch great sacrifice.
We offer you splendid assortment Of Iron-stone
ware cheaper than you can buy the common @. G,
Ware.
We respectfully request the ladies to call and
anime our stock, as they are accustomed to buying
this line of goods and are judges OF the prices and
quality of the ware One of our attendants is lady
but let all see and examine our stock.
Call while the Stock is Full, as we are deter
mined to close out as soon as possible.
wwe especially invite your attention to our
Patent Fire Clay Stew Pan, the cheapest, incest
and grandest thing to stew fruit or cook In ever In
vented.
At Lipscomb & Berry's Old Stand, New St.,
Staunton, Va.
W- Don't forget to call around to New Street and
see us-it will pay you.
dec2s-sm j. WEST.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" Staunton Va, February 1st 1881
To H. T. De Bruyn and all persons and parties
whomsoever interested, and all lien creditors.
TAKE NOTICE, that In pursuance OF an order of the
Circuit Court for Augusta county, rendered on the
18th day Of November, 1885, in a cause therein de-
pending In Chancery, under the style of shomO, H.
J. vs. DeBruyn, II. T., shall on the
4th day OF MARCH, 1881,
at my Office in Staunton, proceed to take, state and
settle, 1st An account Of the Hens binding the real
estate of H. T. DeBruyn in the bill mentioned, the
order of their priority and theSateof the title thereof
I'd. Any other matters which may deem pertinent
any party in interest may require at which time
and place you are required to attend. Given under
my hand as Commissioner in Chancery of the Cir
cult Court for Augusta County, the day and year first
aforesaid J. w. GREEN SMITH,
feb3-4w Commissioner.
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NOR SALE OR RENT-One of the most desirable
Il residences In the city, situated on the corner
of Prospect and Market Streets. Possession given
at once. For terms &c. apply te
E. M. GUSHING & SON,
dee 23-4t Auctioneers,
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" Staunton, Va, February 9Th, 1881.
To S. H Hunt and all parties interested in the
cause Of Hunt VS. Childress pending in the Circuit
Court of Augusta.
TAKE NOTICE that in pursuance to decree enter
ed in said November 80, 1880, will proceed at
my Office, in Staunton, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 10th, 1881,
to take account Of what real estate is owned by
the defendant P. H. Chidress Its fee simple and an
nual rental value, and the liens binding the same
In the order their priority, together with any 9th
er matters deemed pertinent or required by any OF
the parties to be stated G. M. HARRISON,
feb 10-4t Commissioner.
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E,OR RENT.
THE STORE ROOM opposite the Court House, now
occupfed by Messrs. Hamrick & Co. Possession CIV
en- April Isl. Also five rooms and small lot in rear.
| Gas and waser on premises. Suitable for small
| family ROBT IT, BlChLE.
| feb 17-3t
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LEGAL.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" Staunton, Va, February 1st 1881.
Gregory vs Gregory, and Baylor. Receiver VS.. the
same.
TAKE NOTICE, That In pursuance OF an order Of
the Circuit for Augusta county rendered on the
18th day of June, 1885, In cause therein depending
In Chancery under the style of Gregory VS. Gregory
and Baylor, Receiver, VS. the same, shall on the
7th day of MARCH, 1881,
at nv Office in Staunton, proceed to take, state and
settle an account and consider other matters In ac
cordance with said Decree together with any other
Interest may require; at which time and place you
are required to attend. Given under my hand as
Commissioner in Chancery of the Circuit Court for
Augusta county, the day and year first aforesaid.
j. W. GREEN SMITH,
feb3-4w Commissioner.
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INSTALLATIONS.

CTAUNToN LIGHTNING ROD WORKS,
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IT, NJ Gushing & Son, Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AVAILABLE FARM
" on Middle River, in Augusta Co., Va
The undersigned Commissioners Of sale In pursu-
ance of decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta co.,
rendered at November term 1880, In the chance
ry suit of Hulvey Patterson ct ais, Will sell at
public auction, in front of the Court House, In Staun
ton, Virginia, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 18th, 1881,
eing the first day of the March term OF the Circuit
Court that very desirable farm lying on the north
side Of Middle River In the county of Augusta upon
which John A. Patterson formerly resided, and which
was heretofore sold to R. G. Bickle and b. T. bagby
The farm contains about
500 ACRES,
is productive and also well adapted to grazing has
on it large two story BRICK MANSION In good con-
dition together with all necessary outbufldtngs, In
Guiding icehouse and spring house. These build
ings except the barn are first class.
TERMS:-Cash in hand to pay costs OF rule and
sale, balance in SIX, TWELVE, EIGHTEEN, AND TWEEN
TY -FOUR MONTHS In equal instalments, bearing In
terest from date Of SALE for which bonds with ap-
proved personal security will be required, and the
title will be retained as ultimate security.
ROBT. CRAIG,
ALEX. II. FULTZ
Fob 17-tdc Commissioners.
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TOR RENT

TOR RENT.
comfortable and convenient DWELLINGS with
| large and productive gardens, on Lewis Streetaso
| the Daguerrean Gallery and rooms below on the
corner of Main and New Streets.
| feb33t ROBT. G. BICKLE.
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TOR SALE.
NEW BRICK STORE, AND DWELLING HOUSE
attached, In West End. The best stand in that end
of the city, only one other store out there great
bargain can be bought by applying Immediately to
ELDER & NELSON,
feb l7-4t Real Estate Agents.
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4 NICE HOME FOR SALE.
We are anxious to sell small farm about mile
from Staunton, containing
107 ACRES,
well watered and highly improved-one Of the best
farms in the county. Apply to
HUDSON & PATRICK,
nov18-n Attorneys for the owners.
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VALUABLE MIDDLE RIVER FARM FOR SALE

offer for sale privately my farm on Middle River
near Mount Meridian, adjoining the farm OF Robt.
Harnsberger and others, and containing
400 ACRES.
The land is of fine quality, and very productive.
The improvements good, comprising BRICK
HOUSE &C. This Is of the most valuable estates
in the Valley and can be divided into two or three
excellent farms. For Information as to terms &c.
Address s. H. WALKER,
Mt Meridian, Augusta co, Va.
may 20-6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-30

and lower grades dull. weak aud 49, unsettled |;
sweet Creamery. Sta35c state HlfFirkn Tubs Fair 70
Choice - use, state Fukn pales, POOR Choct
state Weish ibs, Fair Choice 2Ga83ci stsie tuto
Laes Good to Choice, 25G32c state DAIRY TUBS Ior 10
Tr .O42'ci Western Elgn Creamery Choice 4zG+Io
Western Creamery. Poor 10 Choice, 2OGiic" Imiiauph
vreame 5@S5o Western Dairy Poor to Choice loqS a
western Factory, Poor 10 Choice. l2U3Oc.; western lto
Good 10 Prime z5027c. CHEEsI;-Market rather quiet
but Chnce and Fancy stock ned very urn :
state Factory Common TO Fancy; 9alSc.
Western tlai Fair 10 Prime, S2Gil'lc3 Chedaar tST ara
CLoicG 90l2c; Skins. Common 90 ChOice, "H3c'
--... EGGS Market dull, weak ana uecHllnE !
Long Island 9nd nearby, 9Sc state ahd
Pennsyvania, 203NC Western Fresh, 2S62ci SCutheIh
Frcs 2002 C.; Western and Canada Fine held - aSu,i
90 rar 10 Good -O12Ic med Canada, western ana STATE
p d232c.
klCEDe today light prices steady, however com;
2Ub-c ..
SEEDS-Cover dun Slsa9c Timothy quiet at 81 1885,
IlNse'd dl and nominal ~ 45@$l 5Oi tac"l'a lSoou
duh nc - l2i2. o,
SUGAR-Raw quet hut Arm; Fair to Good Rea dIdI
1t0 IT,; Centrifugal 90 test Sl4c Refined hr u ana c9o
more active; Cut Loaf O'sG Crushed 3ac: CIp9Ss Can
Powdered 9l2". GRADUATED. "itc Mould " ~ ,9c.i Con
fecuoner3 a. So. standard a. sac on = ss9' ~
White Extra &C." SGSlc; Yellow do. DO, I'D 60 ! e
low &C" 5isG7l2c yellow, Gad7c. ~ .,
STEAH1 NJ Unchanged and quiet PRIME my quo''N
II pc, o eOmargaTiuc Stcarine lie 80 %.
TALLOW-lua' very GrIn. Prime city quoted 7'saoc
-aOS 10000 ID.
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rrnnpEAN Markets.


LyEErooI. Dec 2F-2.OO p n--Pork Mess ha'orn
at ~. Western. duu OF ~ BacOi-t uinbc. .anl
Cut nrmeL 6lGd; short I.b d,I at a" D2ng .'S,I
duh at 49, shoulders. dull Al 81 Tor nev Heri india
Mess dull So: Extra Meas arm at llb PrWe Mess du
az 81. Lard-Prme " ester, dull OF 5G, lllow-Prmo
Cltv STEADY, IuDI Turpenuno-SpritA sieIly ~ 4l
dull ilul Common -eIly 90 Z. thec7e--
american Choice. dull ji6 Lard OF none here Flour
EXtf IA. Whcat-Nu. White, dul al 10 al.
No. 2 spring q 10 Winter Now Western. urm
al 1894, JlO1 totton-ced on
yellow American, mere. ROsin-tGm ~ London
s.ldy 1urDClluc-Suints ut London. steady AZ
fOGd.
LIVERPOOL Dec 29SOU m.Bre1d-tufs-to ORR steadV AT
ud per New Mixed cscrn; Flour. lObd for
western Peas lOd per Genital Of CANADIAN. Wheat l'd
q "a. for California White lN1dG I'D for california
Cluu, lO2dd Id iOT Red Western spI!uE.
LONDON. Dec. 2J-%.3U .. m.-Calcutta Ln%e1 -, Per
quarter. sperm &5id &6S per ton, Pale iIOAL "a
iOGd spirits rurpcnuue 1913. por cgt Refined Ietro
Spr1S Of Petroleum. bix10lod. per ealOn
Common Roam. q. lLnsecd on goo Der toll
INTgpuoI. Ice 2g.-Lafd, o. Nj per CVt for American
LONDON Doc. 2J-i y. m-spIriis OF Iuipenune' 40 Sd
per cwL - -- a. -.
ANTWERP Dec 20.--PctrOleum, II francs Tor hne pale
American MllcoNs lao francs per 100 Eip~
HAyKl- Dec. 2--NIcoX's llrd closed ~ 81 iaho'
80 conumcs Jrr 81 Ellnz- -,
BEPNFN Dec. 2g-Wucoxs LaTf closed at - marks 90
pfcnnigz per pounds Petroleum marks picunug%
HAMBURG Dec. -9.NllooA5 bAIu CIo1od ~ % lhat ~
% pituuIgs per 100 D.
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Good Ordinarv

StT3ct Cool Griinary o. Siiddlng I'1
moderately s SGGs F iSsay at
a0Gi January li'6al-; Fe2ru2iy; ! Z, l, 81
MIrS'i 1900 july i5aI&io August ~ qliI
Prices for Rings and Marquis December 1870 Jangary
NJ F9S s I1ne 92 july iSo5: Angus 1915; sep
tSm6cr 1874: October ll7i; November; ll52 Closing
prices for FGg1srI Is,oa H. $
Arm l9 Ss$6, MAY 'e9 s6gatei
aI2Ty October, lL6oalL7O; Noyen6er li:tg@l Loo
l rIoTH kS SfSo active and
B5 fGa yi ire sTSGp 5 500
b6ls City MIL GT5ra ma9 'C Hmes - i@as i6 500
SSs Ne %n S n9 SSfa for zoos SP sa9 Wp 500
tbs Low Grade Extra ,veEy searce So sS5 20" 'or
Winter Whcsj 5000 bOl MinEesq,e Extra sSas9 for
ouo,stcns No .. s. l50s4 So latter extIeme SupeI1n@
s. loo, ComInon 70 Fair Extra stst T2qs, ~ wass g
9s6 Good TO Choice g. 93@ ES1o co DO g -
ass %: Common Extra Minnesoia - ~ CoH,m mo,
SeaT = q az 10 ye Ms59 4 fatsn 80 st. Lon;
Common TO Fr Extra s5dS 90 GOOD d 20 Vgy TaoS
closing Gd56SD F FL Jai gHs
' sS s 400 g R sHsGKa&S ii 2F@ Fo fg
plenty and duh sS51d$3 "5 as ne two extrco COIN
M MGsd1n qg aS ans &c. Brandy s
and sHE "a sEaS S:zs;
s6 S0S Ga e s5Ss Doc per Ou'n' anu
4S SRAfTSY-wHI:AT" MARKET opened rather easier suNso
qnenty recovered the decline ID advanced "a 2 d
closed weak the Improvement lost M III 50 ne n
stances shade lower ri export demand and gool trade
on snecnativc account 2, 90 bush future "o2o)O bush
cash tucsrv cash Wheat for export IN 'ud nS NO
SnrDg ~ 230sl %3L2 No. Milwaukee 81 81 ~ store
TneTaded Winter Red 81 25l2aS 43l mainly q 52aS
No Red 81 26L0Sl 2si2, nearly 81 Il 2'o No bct;
81 SgQSl 1914: Rcd, 81 422GSi 4 l1r new neaIIy an
at 81 49, and 43sa$ - tor 3G e'CsinE s. AZ e. II
White 81 4a$l 40'2 for ne|i Tos Ret eell 81 a.
asl 42l clio ing, Al 42l4 d.. January II a2G%i, 49t
closing 425 DO Fe rusry II 40 sal 4G closing 81
DO March 81 i7sa$l 4st- closing 81 = y ~ r dHi
9Sd9Gc. car lots aud boat loads sues Ltog 81, ~.
inour': sales 10000 bush includ NJ Two-to'" q
State SIC For ROycl do, 9Sc 81 o. q chucr hSa al
Canada ON private terms BARLEY MALT quiet, IN
changed 49,. CORN shade frmer, fairy aci'Yr
eXunTt and iOrn!ug trade demand, ana 2 n"
busnes. accogni, closing with cSs sttn
sales, 10 g. 80 bush futarc, 2$GH9Q bush cash, mciie
ing migrated Western Mixed, t'oD.2ci No o. O7-2d 70;
S SSfai'i 30. NaA'u White, 75sS7eo Nex sOnl u
7Ose closiag 7o'c do February z @52' cl't 1
closing 76c-.. oATsMarket 2aii4c net,er ana NOR
active; saes 307 bush incIu ling No al 4 or new
81 @ for old; No. 2 6oaj iic for new - &C ioI oi
5oi j2l.c No l. - pc tor new, including HD'"
inst 80 Mixed January. 4sI2Gig9sc; l2'"Ju bush 40
Tebrrar, Ag7sQ5Ul2c: 2i,aOo bust. do NarcA g.
FIi.D-Ojet; = u aad o. 10, 9Jc.a y; - D. 81. 100 u
81 O5as g. Rye Feed 81 j0tl 10; Sharps II 2@Si 20
BEygBouMs loNDOS CAELEGRAa oP ThE 10Th INSTANT
ptpouTs THE QUANTITY or WHEAT MAIL Oh PAS
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corroN MAREEr,-nY rELEInApn

IIvERrooI- Dec 29-l23O T. m.-Cotton-s tead~ Mil;
bales neqnf UIJ 6ag tor sPSeg 5 as. ana Hme F
4fegsUpanGS low Mdiiing ciadsc Doceibcf delivery,
G2aad DO. December and January delivery "sgh DO m
livery, 6sd; April and May delivery Gll.d DO Nay
and June delivery Gsgd DO June ana jay delivery o'
LIyFgPooL Dec 29-I:3O n m.-CottoB-Futurcs-3 udd.
ing tPanas d; 3uddlng orleans Giad Low MlGdii3s
Upian9s Gsied Good Ordinary Up'ahds dIoa Ordinary
ENEMoo Dec 29-2;3o p o p;an 5a
Low MiddlnS clause Nav 9nd June delivery o'iod "o'
LivErooI, De-. 285;66 ,. mine sales OF the day IN
Clause g January ada P15aag Joy
G55Usfa. Dec 90 Cotton quiet; Mlddlng. lie: Low
Mddnng, l0'ici Gpod Ordinary lUci receipts 4f p'''
BhLnNot. Dec 99coiton q1iet Mddnnr ll5sc I 1Sf
Mlddhng ii aci Good Ordinary, l04c gross receipts ~
bales, exports TO the Continent ~ bales; socA Oio'4
BOSTON Dec 29-Cotop ouiet; Middnng l2iec' Low
Gu lRLEs foX Dec zs-Corton dun; Middmg II iac: Low
Middiing lci Ordinary lOi 6IO9,c net re-
ceipS 3l25 bales: exports to Great Britain @-o' OA'S'
CRci i Dee qacatron steady; Adding &c low
M hipmpnts bales acs y baies stock
tAtyFsroy be- % Iofton wCas; Muuuug lla-t.; Low
Middng i Good Ordinary. lobe: receipts, 1902
UEic,: ses loJ baies siooA II ~ ,, 6aie 1,t
on MnrS Dec SGoitGn ae @aanG 20 bales stdes
NOZZLE. Dec 2a-Cotton dull; Middnng Il Nc; Low Mid
exports coaswsc, lOO5 bales salcs l1oJ paes s'''A'
NEwoal,Ss Dec 29cot'on qusE Mida nI .n IL Nc
Low Middhng, lie; Good Ordinary lO2r net reoepts'
bales; gross "OiS Dalcs; SAFES JuoJ bales lass even
ing, 100 bales; stUtA. JSi,SJI bales
NORFOLK Dec 29-CottOn duh, Middlng, III Hc net TO
ccipts a,-gJ bales exports to Great Eriian 3 exports
coastwiso 4O3l Dalos sales 1880 bales STOCK 'uO9'
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 20 Cotton quiet Middhng l22c'
Low Middling SO. Good Ordinary, lOLca net receipts
bales gross BALES exports t. Gro1t BLAn EOOO
bales sales spuners III baed, stock, 2a.5Jl bales
SAVANNAH Dec. 29-COtOn quiet; Mldhns, II &C; low
Middng lu.sc: Ordinary lOitc. net receipts &3iJ
bales exports France fJO bales; cNports Coasi"lS
.5s7 bales sales bales: Last eIcnhgoJu bales stocA
2TIlO bales. ~
81 LOUIS Dec 2g-Cotton quiet Middnng II ~; Low
Middlng lIC: Good ordinary, loAsc.; receipts . -
bales shipments 273b bales sales, 3Oiy bales Stock
bales .,,.. 80, -,
WILMINGTON Dec 20.-COtOn steady; Middlng ii Agc: Low
Milhnc llItsc: Ordinary luSIsc.. net receipts
522 costWl 2iSO bales SUCK lbsb Bales
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEW-YoKK. Thursday, Dee. 20, 1881.

ASUES-U Unchanged. r.,--...,.
COFFEE-Fio quiet; nomnaly unchanged Fair caTgoes
1OLc Mild grades dul. nominal sos rais Praelse
ava sold by at l5sD S'c aud 800 bags o al
s 90 for Coinuoa, ami 3 L2c. Tor washed - .. 1T.
COTTON-SpOt Cotton du and WcaS but without QUO
change; sales, 1892 uaes, dbl bates last elcnng ~,
ciiTp S0 ba rs Tor sBuug and O49 bales for speculation
Delivered on contract bales. Receipts At the r"ts
1oav - S d. les against s. bales iS day iast week
and 1880 bales year; since september l. 5''9IV'-
Dales AGAINST 3.SSJ,sl IL bales last yedy.
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CSC. February 65Itc. bid May G9s,c. bid oatsNohing
doing Glover Seed unchanged Dire sied IIogs-No sa.+
81 ask ed; JrnuaIy 81 30 bid 81 So askcd Fbfnary.
39Ar March, - u May 81 1901 Is p Corn qnleti
No spot 64s,c bid 81 asked January, Giaci fcrua
50 &c. bid % MAY, 6Jac Eecepts-Wheai 4"oO
bush Corn, 4,3UO bush. oats, LOO .usl. ~iInthle-
Wheat 900 bush 5000 busl.s Oai., l,GUJ Ouau
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Diui0cuG NoIleco.

NiNTH NATIONAL BANK, 900
NTW- YORK. bee. 20. 1881
1 DIVIDEND OF THREE AND ONk-HALF
u pm 1N noon Il rara. stock OF this Bank has been
d. car,d PAYABLE on or a(tcr jan ., 49, mo-, -, . a.,
"a I,r,x ~ H. IA. MARIO. Cashier.
rms Ivr,,,,Fr.. Avp 4. ,rPg' NNuoyAL BANK OR
NrW-Y olE NFV.IOEE Dee. ., 1881.
4 DIVIDEND Of SEVEN PER CEN / ont
y g., line earuys Of the last months a- to-day been
declared by bank, pa able on thc ~ dY OF January next
The transfer books viii remain closed ull nat dae ,
LDWA..D TOWNSEND, tafhIoE
NEw.YoGK. Dec. 43 1881.
ALL COUPONS due LIST pr0X. Of the Nash
y Vile Chattlnolga and A. Louis Railway Company VIII
bc ps m the tonucnal National bank, on and after an
nary g. excepting Those ol The second Mortgage BOn which
" N Do rsud 90 Tie ultoI states Nutiohal i.ans n
" b. a. lEANSFOiD, Treasurer.
oFIIcE or luE HaDRNoND AND DANyME RuLEolb cog
80. ! 30 BIoADr. N, NEN-l uEi~ :
COUPONS FOR SEMl-NNNUAL IN TEkEST
dine Iauuar, J. i,7, bonds OF this company General
MORTGAGE guId SIX per cents I.w be aI at tho Nor.
sauIlIe National Bank. W. Ia IUhN Tx. IrlAiian-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-30
II. A. V. POST, Treasurer.

OFFICE or TUX BUFFALO, NEw.YoRK AND PnnADELPnIA)
RAJLEoAD COMPANY,
BUFFALO, n. Y, Dec 10, 1881
COUPONS due January /, proX, on the first
- mortgage six per cent bonds OF the Buffalo. New YORK
aud Philadelphia Railroad Company viii be paid and after
tho 81 day OF January presentation NJ the Office OF Posi-
j. 8. BUELL..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-30
financial
VIOWN or WATFETOWN

TOWN or WATERFOWL BONDS.-The
Commissioners for the Town Of WATERFOWL, County Of
JcGcraDh ad state II NcW.YOrk, hereby notice that
y vruc ri lc option conalnedn the bonds Of the iown Of
HaertOWn Issued the rst dly ~ June 1870 IN aid Of the
Cutage, Watcown and Sackets farboT Railroad Company
SAID bonds viii be redeemed aud the principal and accrued
interest thereon vii! paid presentation OF said bonds AZ
The American p .change Bank in The City OF New
YORK on the first day Of January 1882 and that interest on
sad bonds VIII erase that day
20 Dated at NaterOWn. December II, 1881.
=. u. UPHAM,
4. II. SAWYER,
a. GURNEE
Tnuttu sioup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-30
Dipioeno Notiees.

NEW-ORLEANS PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANYThe coupons OF the First Mortgage Bonds Of this
Company due January J. 1882 will be paid thas
date, at the Mercantile Trust Company 1870 broadway New.
York. W. D. NICHOLSON, Treasurer,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-30
MANHATTAY HALLWAY CONTAIN,
nm auyrpuBfy nrprrU N4 Il nuAAnUTNg

CHEsAPEAKE ASD Quo ATaCOhPAsY, J
NAHsAU-sT. NEW YORK, Dec. ~, 1881.
COUPONS on the PURCHASE MONEY
" FUNDING BONDS, due January ], 1881, viii be paid
a and after maturity at the OCg Fisk ~ Hatch, No.
Eassaust c. p. HUNTINGTON,