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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15
Nice and Pretty Things.

Nice and Pretty Things. ....
Little ones and, big ones, are feeling
that Christmas is a jolly good time for
them as we'll as for the rest Of mankind,
and they read the advertisement of A.
c. Jones with delight, knowing that
manyof tie nice things.he has in store
will be presented to them. Happy
young people and clever Jones rgn..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15

Buy Canned Goods, .,.... .-- .
Fancy Groceries, Cigars ami Tobacco
from 4. c. JONES. Aft.
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Special and Local.
IiTH HURSDAi, DEC. Is, 1881.

INDEX TO NEw ADVERTISEMENTS
Silas s:Dayis-Found.
I j. 8. .EeItcrS-CitarionS.
/ Slias .Juhistone-Masirr's Sales
: z. K. Pclton-Eclcc;ie MagaZiue.
s II. S. Hoazcr-School Examinations.
. W. Ernest Merchant-Notice of Sale.
Hermann Bufsink kle-German Kainit.
Thomas +. Rsy-Administrator' Sale.
Siaybin L rarrant-"Few But Choice"
McF2l!& Sstterwhite-He ere We Come!
-Petham's Drug Store Chris mas Goods.
SAM Sands s. Son-A;.entiou, Farmers!
Herald Book Store-A Christmas Present.
p Baush & Sous-What Fertilizer Shall We
Use?
DR.. s. +. Fant--Christmas and New Years
Presents. = - :. 80
afcSmith Music House-What is Home
Without Music? . -,,-
Thos.7 F. GreneSer-C Christmas and New
Years Presents.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15

:. For a choice, large variety Of Chew
iHg and Smoking Tobacco, 60 10 81: = -.
. 3I-f .l II. 4. BURNS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15

CAS- We iingcr on the threshold
OF the fast departing year,
Let no shade Of sadness gather
That shall dim the Christmas cheer,
Let our thoughts be those that waken
Echoes of the glad Old Times, %, a.
Aud with hearts and browS unclouded.
=. Listen to tho Christmas Chimes =,
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P[L7I1)22. add lIGEialDjS.
= = = sC -----
GFepd S95cia! Holiday Sale


FoE CHRISTMAS. 1891. make yourself and
fanl!y happy by the :ifi ofa PIANO or an
ORGAN, that will fi!l vcur home with music,
notonly for "a day; but Tos i Llneaue. "
= SPECIAL HOLIDAY SAL&--3o0 f1rst-Siass
Ins;ru,uen Is from six best makers; l63
styles, all grades prices. but no competition
with cheap makers. We sell none but Re-
liable instruments, from old makers. Others
may deceive purchasers with offers of 81, 600
Pianos for s225, and 27-Ssop Organs fos s65,
but We won': Gold dollars can't be bought
for so Cents True economy aleSin purchase
Of q Reiab BILE Instrq,meat, cost what it mays
BEsT INsFRUMENTs roELEAsT NoSgYnis
eur1clain 7 aud in fiis We Seon npctc wNh the
world. Send for Catalogues and Special
Holiday Sale Prices. Address T."
%. - .-.--.--.f r. -LUDDEM & BAIESS
SAVANNAH. GA.
= TIE Grcd; Wholesale Southern Piano and
Organ Dealers Dec S, 49-4;.
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sY- Go to L. a. BURNS fer Horsfo'd 5,
Sea Foam, Sea Spray, ra;ap'co .nd Star
Mills Baking Powders. " 37-u
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15

- IF you want good Cigar, cali On
II. 4. BURNS. S7-tt
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15
CHRISTMAS

With ali its gladstone tidings will soon
be upon US. Each and every one Of us
delight in pleasing some sweetheart,
wife or friend.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15

- Fresh Goshen Butter at 35 cents.
tQ-n. o" a. c.. JONES.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15
OYSTERS,

S;ewed, Fried and Raw, at A. c. JONES'
after the 18th October. 4l-tr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15

Religious services will be held at St.
Mathews Church on the Sd Sunday,
and at Beth Eden on the 4th Sunday Of
this month.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15
Fresh Norfolk Oysters,

Fresh Norfolk OYstefS!
Fresh Norfolk Oysters, fresh Fish, Ham,
Eggs and Hot Coffee, served in the very
best style, at my Restaurant on Main Street,
nil hours OF the day and until to 10 o'clock
At night. A. Z. JONES.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15

p Buy lhc best Smoking Cigars on
the market from A. C. JONES 4l-tf.
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The Drama atProsperity.

ss The finest Crackers, psaiaand sweet,
at II. (. BURNS. 37-tf3
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WlsCeliey2seoasS,
FIRR lINSjIRiNCB iGhNCi,
ESTABLISHED 1875.
North British and Mercantile Insurance Co
Queen Fire Insurance Co. ..-s~,-
London Assurance Corporation. sEfF<
Underwriters Of New York ,;2.SsS,
(CASH CAPITAL 50,0J0.U0O. !

~ (CASH CAPITAL 550,oJ0.O0O.j
The unders, gD..G with > years experience
ip Fire ln-nraacc. ':lj rcpresen,hc she
above reliAt':: iI'ua.io:.ir<, RESPECTFULLY So
licits .contilun.iutr ci d pn. t;cn O. TIE orsl
'uess OF the To"h snI Gornil. Hweilit:g
Houses Insured un i AID ) 'e.r 'piar;.
Refers b: .rern.i>-Ion 10 the Ea;icaai
Bank Of Newberrv.
,zuq,,.. - IL. -. SCOIG. ,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15

So The best Organ ut Eduard Scholtz's.
2tl-IS
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15

Club Rates.
The Columbia Reglstcr will De club
bed with the HERALD as follows: Wced;-
ly Register and EERiI.D $3.50. FRI:
reehly Register and HERALD -, Dat1y
RegSste7 and HERALD SS.73.
( The WeGkty T;;o~1tln and HERALD at
$3.50. 47-tf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15

= - Go to H. A::BURNS' for some Of
those fine new Family Mackerel, heads and
tails off. .. ...:. 37-tf
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4 COW WANTED.

Z AM .ous bavias q good ENILGreoW
4or@saia5 "a had Il Sm5c''ascr. TX. applying
q tie HERALD OFFICE. .
Dc. !. 3e-"t. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15
FANCY ARTICLES,
r..'... IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
EDUARD *sCHOLTZ.
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
Dec ! SS--3t -... ...
The American Farmer

eR A fine selection Of Canned Goods,
a. Il. !. BURNS. 37--.t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15

~ Goto II. A. BURNS for your L'un,
dry Soap, Starch and Blueing. 37-tf:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15

sy- Go to Il. A. BURNS for, your Pisin
sad French C4ndy, Nuts aud Fruits. S7-tt
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15

is how coap;c;: ior hc Holidays. Quality
and price gua!F..."rced. Make y0ur homes
and the hearts o. the !:tt!e: oues slad yitr
treSs Di:e goods %: If,!st.nss presents. z
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15

THOMPSON, Dentist, opposite Herald Office
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15
How 70 Make Money.

2SP Go,:o Il. \. BURNs' for Potatoes
ana Onions; s{if%.s..z. 3T-tf
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] Administrators: Sale.

i xiA;stsifo 81; Tssa,rrday;; GAN; of1Dsc: 1851,
at the store formerly occupied, by F, scoa,
The personal property OF 2 Scott, deceased,
Jonssssihgzot Clothing, Show .Gssss7f Tables,
pue Nirre, lone Safe, Sc, &c,a ,,.,i y..-;
'-''''' J. r THOMPSON, Admr.
4s!2t. - !.,3u;}IG::@n Ice
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-15

Liens for Sale. ~-- @'- -
Blank Liens for,suppl;es and Torrent,
for-sale- al this oflscc -
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Religious.

Buy. Choice Fruits. ,..
OF all kinds from Z. G. JONES. Att
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25s.. Choose. 27s, Cd: TsTlow, Pa
Bacon
naln

goods 25 Choose 27S Sd T saSm s saSS0
s Gram 5sS s,, Lard Trn5 S5c p:;o
s0 e "a B9 gnE sf?f S &s sR before ARRIVAL
200 Pos Refined hsoce private terms s Rafn pr
vae terms JAVA Italian bark before 91iya hen5e
5000 s cases RsaPG e, !y1 sSr Ole
And CORK american brig 2sS tons t fT@T 6T!
scso6nc Fe Is tom. 6SDce ophSt
s Sh22iI A%fE1a9 sP sS Shs S%
WERP, foreign bark, 5000 Dbls heuned' leIoI''u F
Moderately active generally UNCHANGED CONTRACT,
PErRoLE1 nearly nomns reiales OF G oGni Psa
quoted SIC. Refined here and in Baltimore 3nn or
der Gi2a7,c; Naphiha. nc; Home Trade Refined s2c
5 openI AZ M IS siisS4Sc iiS6 a. m siF-Gs4c
Sole p m., isas5'ic' $50 T. NJ $40 Aa':; GIc c
highest sac lowest, Sac sellers option January % &C.
e9 SSFq c1Tie caa fG 56 Gbs total month
l.ol0,4OO bbs; average SS,lG3 Ools- tahSH'u'H'
trading is ONLY %O1 iSa Ely
6O lower but 3oag Of s the %5 m sSoGe q3e New
s75 2ew Family Mess 8ls56j New Mess FsbTa r3:
quoted 5odfIs 90 e quality City al sig ~
S vr Mo if si2 '' PaoiSt $i4 5oa&l Family Mgsf
59@$G 50 and city gg aEtr Saa aan M ae? ERT
si' higher ard DEMAND for ezBoc sae a. 2 "a
al f.'' Picked Hams
Ip6s hui s ssE GTq c,ds %oS fsa
short Clear, N'-c Long ana snort 'HI' u"
half c......DRfSsED HOGS ID ia!L sac nj t.
p1ces CITY HoAvy Light quoted a1Se; PIGS, I, &C.,
Western llC do in rcfIlgerlt0T' 1871
Market somewhat unsettled onenng very steady aiir
abont steady al o. Sc inside rates export demand
-tu fairly active and moderate trade On secuEe &c
choice. j SOC, also 30 tee. 10 arrive II -
475O tcS January L2jg l32 i2c closing I-3@ 20
$3.50 ties March ll6OGl LOO closing 4I52ci t.s'V
April. 1852 ,dllG7 &c, closing lG5c. 2.oV tcs IH
.72lQc III i2c, closing lI2i2c.; June closing 80
ll.S2Lc; $50 sellers option, year usSZl Llc Wy
steam fairly active; sales. 24O ties. ii 2oc No Cly n
demand sales 45OtcS lie" Eehntt Quoieu -,
Continent BUTTEk-stlctly nne stock very steadily
and lower grades duh. weak and m unsettled
declining state Creamery fau ma T, 4 IS' Far Co.
Choice p Isle Frkn paiues roorto Cholcc lH&Sc
Welsh 1UDs Fair 20 Choice. 26a3Sc Stte ii.t re
Far -0a25c; Western Elgin Creamery Camce
Western Creamery, Poor Choice" 2OGl'c I,nlIluoh
creamery 26a2jc Western Dairy Pooi To Choco &
Good to Prime 2i627c. ...CHEESE-MarEet very s'Ios
| d 5mand; other grades dun and de7res,ed .
Western Flat Fair Prime sl20ll2c Cheddar FAR 10
Choice, 9ai2c; skins Common TO ChHleH i y i5E
Penhsylvania 29a50c wcsiera Fresh 2sa29e southern
Feir Good 2Oo &c: Lnned Canada. western ana 9'
| 2lG23Ec.
RICE-Moderately active. steady, unchanged
SiGAR-Raw steady demand fair. Fair Good refining.
a lc. sales ~ 900 bags 6iici 800 hhds Ccntf
ugal Sic; Refined quiet, generally steady; cut G"i
| 0esc Granulsiod 9l.c Mould a." 9ci C.@eeiion-
crs' a" SIZE Standard e. s',c oG "A" 2a,gsS
White Extra &C" SG-iC; yellow DO. do ti2Gi b., 1c
| low &c" 7lsa7a-c Yellow, 6a. C7c. ~.
| STEARINE-A shade stronger Prime cry qnnHu - -
sales OOJ Olcomargarne stearine sport Janua! de-
"I TeEyLi0w- Quot firm: sa,c& 7O,OOOD, 7'.a77sc
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rrrnrrAN MAEkEr.-

rryrrrr0r Dec. y-2 pTp Pork Prime Nrss Eastern.
cr Al -.i. dp Western uul at ~. E1cun' Ta ber ana
1t frlar 81 ~. short i.b uueI a.! .u. Long 'le-I,
frrtr M a. snort Gear. r-ucr Of io. Nam,-l"uc Cut
du az ID. shoulder. dul NJ 70. fol new. bcr-lnaia
Mo-. Ju, AZ So. Extra ..s Irm 90 lll Primo Mes. tuA
M g.. Ia.i-Prms rf'cru, 0fh Or BY. Iau'" frl'
t,.y stcaiy % 4uhl Idrprnuuc- -putS NeddV ~ f'L
r,.u I1rr lu!. ar .u Common st.ah 90 D.. tl'ta"-
American Gnprr. -fo1Gr Hi % '' .d d. Lou, N'IA ..
-. -t4. uuI WI-lt-No White duH ni lN ~
No 2 spring 90 10 -. winter NrU western nm
yellow American. mono mere IH..H.-' 'TIuH Al lh1'u
strady oti. 1urrtnln'-~tlri' ~ L'nH"s Gun ~
4Otd. .....,. ... .....r,. ..,
,'I NfW M.rCI % oa'rgu Flour 4nft iIr
western Poo, lui per ccn'tl t'r 'au.i'n Wh"ii "l
I'm california Nl.tn l"'nh Il'|i Tor 11.l'iAa
CIuu. In.to 40 iId :.r Rod western spring
IDyuu, Dee, 800 o. Ut lrHtia L.nsert. IS. kHf
,u4rfrr Sra-u ON. Hsl0t.- peg Ton. rai- i.HsIu y
i0Ud ,pfri, Tlrrrunas 900. rrr rwt REFINED iriro
egt coo 80 -puts pe'rOirul. H''a "a. yer 2a.'1a
Common l.r.Iu. q. lua'r1 Nr 49,. r.f I"'-
As1WrEp I.J o. Fttrc'ra. j. francs Tor ihr la'
rI.gr.u Va ,s.. I-s1 closed Iir francs pc. 100 SHOE
nAyrI- Brr 2>-WlcoI's lari cio,sI nt ~ iAnr'
.. 80 Al.os
BsTNEN. bee -NHco.'s Liri closed Of D marks %
uiruugs pct llup1urus. Petroleum mafL' % I'Huhg@
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

DpAh'II@ IA" ~ -
D,,r,opp Noe % cotton steady Nddli1c. u &c., Wow
,,-charoca, Hazard street western super - ,UH
g. do Ezra 10 Zj95B 81 Family ~ 49, -l Nitb
KIN. sinner - 5OUBj Do DO. LAlIA 50 g'e-' ~ go
FAMILY "a bO0Es Rio brands "a +'af Z. ~, i.lis'
Estoiiy ~ % Whsat-SOuthern Red. - 5'Grl -; 90
amber 81 aOasl 48; No. Maryland. q 81 Nu;s WI
efn Winter TED, sDog Dennnbef. IL % S 90 jan
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ro,., since Jan 1876 4IIi5o285 874,2S7.75
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Dec 2sl2:S0 D m-ConsoS w iSF rI a%,
.d Ges for the account: Atlantic and Great western mrs
,nnrtaee trustees So DO second - t a. p
York Central. 1917 heSdlng' 'o'e' 'o"''''"' ~
and Western. 27l2- 49, $1,000. .,o,o thr.a
ioXDOY Dsc $3.50 D. m.--Par1s sdVic>S quote ulIee
e com reates NJ francs 10 centmes Cor the account
LONDON pee $3.50 r. m.-ConsoS 9y'IS loi money s
and aa5. the account Atlantic Great western ns'
mortgage trustees certificates. 4G 90 second ~ g al
Al s., DO second consos lOl L; Newly Ork Ctnlts io
Illinois Central 1881 Pennsylvania Central %
35L: Nes-York, OnarlO and western "a Ai"duH'7 anu
St Paul common LOG p
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live STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAI

Cutc.ca Dec. q. HOGs--ReCepts. l",OUV head ship
ents 1900 head. market more active sd hTneI Prices
for Choice IIghtaud linc lioIyyi
~ ~ Tomncn 10 Good Mixed - SOFAS 20 Light - b"H
g. ~ ,,.,iv -l sOa@G 80; Heavy Packing and shipping
~ 80 5j FhIladeDlas and Lari Hogs 80 be9Fb %
Slps ana Calls 3OG$5 40 market CLOSED weak on facA
ing o,.,-.s .,,r,,,o,ta . ian head. mar.
- t'cf,iy ,,, 1rr shipping L. dl.c lower fkpoTA fnd
80 ~ Good Choice toers 50 3OaT5 ,O common 70
g G0 "a Mixed Butchers slow and wekci. IoOI ~ ar
= St9 Ok, 1000 ~ Choice - '508i 10, Common weak
fockeIs and Feeders 750s3 -; Mixers ana pnseis
t, and - a "a per head lover; Poor u choice 1ZJdf
Receipt 900 bead shipments So neal IhaAt
,rianoo. general demand very actEo but R'u st,th
Ierr. fnnmUn Molium 81 ''@ - 60 "ood !" i'A4A'
% I9Its Dec 2s-HoGs-ReceipLs 1000 hesd; Heavy
lit yor.e~s a+G 10, Packing 81 JOa@o 90
Butchers o. Fancy, 80 Zjrp6 90 . ~ bod -, Shin.
CAiTI I.ecepis COO hoad shipments 20 heih 90 1
E, .,rJ AT s1aS4 40: God COWS auG lciicfA 81 70 n
al Gor do steers a. jOaS5 90 Foyding steers - J'"7l
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THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Ricer. Vessels and RdlrodcS
NEw-YORK, Wednesday, Dec. % 1881.
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Eliu!0cn0 Noilres.

OTucE on CHICAGO. ST, PAUL MINNEAPOLIS ND}
OMAHA RAILWAY COMPANY, g., 400,
81 BUpAuWAI, NEw-IORk Doc. 49, 1901
DIVIDEND OF one and thrce-qWrtCrS
n No.. r.r cent on tho preferred capital stock or l
Copanv M. been declared payable ~ ms ouce ON IN,
dar January 80 ~or shulersn I'Gu az 'lo ' w
bu.ue.s ON he ~ of December. 1871. o..
Ihe transfer books of tho COMPANY Wih Dc 49, -
dqt OF December 1881, and Dc uOpcun on rue - o- va
January leo2 70 g. + 80" ~
THE MEnc ,NruE Trust COMPANY, }
NEa.lOIA, Doc Il, l02l') d.
AT the regular meeting of the Board or
y Directors Of the Mcrcantle Trust Comuany held ms
day ydcsd of four pcs cent upon th P4IA 9'o'A "'
Ci1r.i. ntalIc and after January = = r..
MAO tfIus.cr books % The company WI p' u''I 'n
dgy December ~ aud reOpruud Oh "Wednesday January q"
1882. l. I ,toNTco,TpEY
Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-29

The following shows the exports leAclus'Ne or
specie from the port of New York to t9relgn ports
Spr the week ending December u and since the
bninn,nC of the year. as compared with the
corresponding periods of previous years;
1910 lS9O 1881
1o,,o vy.os. S67i5s56 s7,92S.22t si,6l$l32
i 5S Teported 495I7SSO 4oS2l2oll SG962462l
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GENERAL OFFICE 22I sDlTH aIHaiy 49,, (
pnIiAUELrnIA, Zee 10, lN8l)
Not,so NJ TINS IOWiany
that the NJ erection tor President SIX Man
secretary viii take place 30 AsncHt on
m corner oi Jth and Chesnusts The CITY q; Philadel
nina m the Accoud Monday, the gtH day OF January nAI 80
T. UClJcA noon. LbtAf J. ht'rAL' DO .'''''''J'
DEDEMPTiON OF BONDS.-NcW bonds Is
- r,rslt q, t au.udcI Refunded Ui l-~l viii
even In rcingr Tor former ronis 81 abr Town of ~odus,
=. - ~ LIN Is u. CLARK,
'''-' supervisor.
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OFnCR or 1IIE MERCANTILE TRUsI CoNPANY,)
no. l2O BROADWAY, NEw-NURK, :

THE Mercantile Trust Company will issue
certificates Of first preferred stock OF the Manhattan
Railway Company for the temporary receipts already Issued,
for the STOCK Of the NcwNurk Elevated Railroad Com
pary 10 be exchanged for first preferred stock OF the Dan
haitian dWgy Company. In accordance with the agreement
between the Mammalian Railway Company, the Newly Ork
Elevated Railroad Company and the Metropolitan Elevated
Railway Company ia Jed November H. 1881 Upon the de-
livery OF he certificates 10 the Trust Company VIII pay Ten
Dollars share 10 cash.
pom the delivery the certificates Of the Metropolitan Ee
waited Railway Company The Company viii cerh-
OF preferred stock Of the Manhattan hallway
Company therefor LOUIS FiTIGERALD, President.
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fnI1clIl.
Az hVVT4T- lTFFTTNG

T
- or TUE -TDCKHOI pERS OF THE TRIBUNE As
ISOLATION 0eiCc, BJa Of trustees for the year 1881
aLi CD other business before tho
lUtrua viii De held u the Council Room Of the Association
on u IN 'gg.JannH.r q, l.-2 THOMAS y. ROCKER,
B.c.u I,r 2-. .-Sl Secretary.
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prrNIy NArIoNAL RAYK.

NEW-lOEN, ! %. =, ISNI-Y
'E'NE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECT
O.S or THIS BANK viii be held at the Banking
House Tuesday th5 10Th OF January lse2 Polls open
nom - g. 20 ] h. 10. JDHE PARKER, Cashier,
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HAysIsAL AND 81 JosRPH RAILROAD Co.
~ Broadway.
yin n. II III YIN oS'l ''ai
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. u. 1881.
,VRE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN

L SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
rREAsL ERGh OFFICE, GRAND CENTRAL lEiOE(
%EN-NORK. Dec. -. ls-l
Tho BOARD Directors 81 this company have this day de.
cIarci QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENc
upon capital STOCK payable on " pNE-DAl, the tltSf
DAY o. FEBEUARI next, nj Tins Office.
The transfer books will be closed az 3 O'Clock m. on
SATURDAY 81 instant and will Re Tcnpened on the morn
ing Of saturday the 4th day 81 February next
L. %. WORE - TER, Treasurer.
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THE COLORADO CENTRAL RAILROAD

i CONPANN-The re- yular annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Colorado Central Railroad Company for the
election Of eleven directors 10 for the ensuing year and
for the transaction U an such other business lawfully
before H. will De held Golden In the state OF Colorado
Saturday. the Bis day Of December ISL at III O'Clock
The book, for the transfer stock Of the company viii
be closed December FL ISL and will DC again opened Jan
uary 3 1882. SIDNEY DILLON, President
Golden Col. Dee g, 1881.
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TTNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COUPONS
The coupons maturing the first day Of January viii 30
paid on ana ter third day Of January a. follows
f'iNION PACIFIC RAILROAD FIRST AONlGAHh
coupons the Olicc VI the Company No l9' broadway.
0TIATERAL TRUST MORTGAGE coupons, 1t The
Office OF the Union Trust Company. No. IS broadway New"
York ~ W - 80 ~; .r,.a,.,,,-,r
Dac
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nANyLLE, OLNEY &. ONO RAILROAD
NWlDEND NO. 3.
OFFICE or IfIV

FyFNINS STAR MINSE to'UANY, .
No. 81 XAII~ST. NrN. York, Pee. -, l~0l.D
Tho Board OF ru,-tces OF tiiH Company ia declared
pidn, No of per the capital cl"rh. "1yh1r
De her 20 aj the office Of Nt,-sT AdSms Ncii3rY NO
az Nal New Nor, The transfer books VII Dt closed on
HENRY X. MuUARti, Treasurer
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T'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stock
d holders Of the SrATlONERS' BOARD OF TRADE,
for he election OF Trustees FOR me year 1882 and the tnsac
ton nj other business, viii he held 40 re Office Nos "a and
80 .assaust, on TUESDAY, JANUARY 3 1892, at .
O'Clock y, III. CHARLES H. HUNTER.
Secretary.
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The following were the recouts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee To-Day
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CoXuSEyTAL NATIONAL BANK. /
LIZ .----LL- L.D. Ii I-.L

MN tOEht Dec. ~, 1901.
'EHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCK
HOLDERS OF this Bank for election Of Directors for Ia
ensuing year viii be held the BANKING House. o. Ma
sausL, Tuesday January 10. 1882 Polls rom ~ NJ
to ! y. 81. FREDERICK TAYLOR Cashier.
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ELlyrAyp PFgE NJ NRQUETlE RAILROAD COM ANY}
EA-t SAGINAW, Mich. Dec 70 1881. >.
nIVTDFND-rhc Board OF Directors OF this
4 cou.ruuy have tLi4 day declared d. DlNlDtND OF
THREE PR CENT tho preferred capital SOCK @, We
no,r,,y from the earn ngs ~ the last mcn'hsu ~ ISL,
PAYABLE NJ the Merchants EAch1nee National l'nk New,
NurI ou and after January l6 lN-2 o sjockhuders As
torres, ON the 10 p. December 81 lS~l 40
hr triosf.r books via closed at o. December 81
lssl and reopen January II, lo~2 . ...,,,.,.,, --.
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funded, at 33. or city bank stocks nine shares Al
commerce sold at LIE ex dividend

commerce sold at 145. ex-iividend.
An unusually snail business was done in railroad
bonds. with few changes in prices tha. are worthy
of notice Eric second consols steady It lO3I.
@l03l4. Missouri. Kansas and Texas frat consols
were unchanged ~ y los, and seconds az $685. B,s
ton, Hartford and Erie irsts from 80 to sOa4
Rome. Watertown AID Ogdensburg frsts declined
Ia 1913, and recovered TO 1884 c., T.. AMI l. c. in
comes sold at "a. Mobile and Ohio rst lebcntures
were strong AZ 90is. Caoala Southern fists were \
higher at l033i and Ncw-Yori Elevated iirsls were
j. higher ut 1lsis. bat Metropolitan irss were u
lower at 103 More than the usual business was done
IN Missouri Pacific consois at lOS3sG 1O9 closing I'M
changed at 1Oo7s. ~Dho Central irstS were weak at
l06+. II; ranl Grsts,, southern Minnesota, were
steady AT l103s, trSs La Crosse Division ~ l27ir
fists !. and ID. Extcn ion at 1870, anil Wabash
general mortgages brought l0l. Denver and
RIO Grinfc irsts were easier at l2Ol2, but Kansas
Pacific coiIsDls were ID higher at lOD3 fi.s;s Dem
YER Division ceiling 1T ia. Texas and Pacific in
comes declined from 30 to $685. but recovered to
9Ols. and iists Rio Grl.c Divisio roe ff"l 1908
L. lOlI
The Sub-Trcasnry to-day cancl $3.50, rs. made
NJ by u coin gain Of 1922, $50. including S5DU.aOO
gold received from Sar Francisco, lcss = currency
loss OF $t;2,ooD. Thi. makes the total gain since
last Friday intending 100000 GOLD received from
san Francisco T7Jl 800. The local Inonry market
is without notable change although to- ay some
loans were made M per cent rs usual
sl.anGrs on .NIy-Yor, are as la. quoted.
nc UN''l stare lfcaSufr NJ N;''nlHgiJ1
to-day received S120oJo National bani; notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were s72o00O.
.nd ~" Internal revenue receipts, wcra f-5'5CVO.
The Clearing House statement To-day Is follows:
Exchanges t13s OiJ. 100; balances. SJ,J92, 800.
The transactions at the Sub-TnHsIlry co. rel: Re
ccirfs. .Si.l13.l2s: paymchts ,"S;j; eur
rcncy balance, $G,0G7,2S2 coin balance,
t~O.iJ212O.
The foreign exchanges are dull aud steady fox
sterling. The feature to-day was the free Onerin,
"i r@ncs which @cikcncd the Whole lsi OF coi'tin-
entails. Annexed are the revised qnotatLhs: