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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-27

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06

In London British consols lle lower for
money at 9sllls, but for account they were 9I9
az IO4lt, the others being unchanged at llo4 for
4los and 116l4 for is. American railways generally
only partially responded to the higher prices marc
m the home markets yesterday evening" but Read
ing rose to and closed at 80. India Council Dills
were allotted at a decline Of led per rupee, and bar
silver was lower at 81 l2d per ounce The Bank0t
England lost 100000 bullion OH balance, SAID to
nave been withdrawn for shipment to the United
States. III Paris French 8 per cents rose to oo,Oo
and fell to "a 95. sight exchange on London rising
TO 252Sl francs to the {. Berlin dispatch states
that the Imperial Bank OF Germany, during the
week lost specie to the amount OF IT, 100000 marks
The following securities to-day were sold at the
Exchange Salesroom
$1,000 Blocker street and Fulton Ferry Rail- i
1880 Dry rs Dock. East Broadway ami Battery
kailiga1 consolidated NOR gage per,,a
ss 900 TS f%t ASenae Railroad Company per
20 b 1TEes Eae ~ aions BANK
g. 900 Coll and STOCK Telegraph Company per oo,.
30 sSSs OI adG %HS cs %HS National Bank
qoo .S JsIsey any Slight Company qlio
75 shares American Union Telegraph Com On
100 s n11 es Mercantile Trust Company Sl5o
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
to-day declared semi-annual dividend Of per cent
payable February i, 1881, and made the following
statement of IT'S business for the six months ending
December 81 1850:
Ne, earnings for months ending Dec 81 IS
Receipts from other sources.....-...--'' 9oS4Z 10
s2,8Q955655SS % 3S
Interest for months. I0IOoOO w
s..n,,. ovar interest ............. G9I0 73 80
yidend payabie FEB 1881, per csut.... 64S90O 20
surplus over dividend Sl47s73 IS
The gross earnings Of the following railroads are
reported: -. ...,
1879 1850.
Month NJ Dea sSa6s2 s98,474 Inc sl2Sil
a. 10 o. Dec yi s2cs933 S,7S6V45 Inc. 621ln
ST LOUIS AND SAN FRAsCIsco.
gsA Sss s $3.50 sS SS Inc
ST. LOUIS IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN
1879. 1850 49,.
Mnn,h nj nee - &s65A13 sGJ5l00 Dec 1913
In 70 Dec al. 6,292,OlI 6,25s.4i9 Inc 965SO8
The receipts OF -four aud gram &C the principal
ltlsnt,e ports this 5th day OF January were:
hew.YUrK Bat rniia. b0sf'n.
x1s.,r hhls ...,...,. l66S3 $40 2,A55 923l
Wheat bush. tz5vu oUoV0 A61vvvv oSy10
Corn. bush. tdez So,o22VV 9uV YSSvSy
OATS bush so21 ~ NV" -'f'"'
a
Barley bush. Lo.sy oss'4oS sSI
Hora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
UO,fEsTIE MARkl.V+

U;trAId. Jan . Flour quiet aud Unchanged Nh'at.rp
trriy nom aid "a better qurnt sar7. ~
car. private terrs ,'uJ lu- Gle" It iJa o."
Mc-tctu fixti IT Barley
quoted Canada ~ 05GSl 30; SiVroFod Ntite NJ Hjr. ~
u0niuall} quoted No. Western, 9tc. thrptl
Heights L, heal. 10 &C., Com ltt Oat, to-
Railroad rcceipts-Flour. Loo bbs. Wheat, stuO bush.
ia bnal 7.J0u hash. Barcy. 300 bus
$500 bush. Ralriat siipmeai' Iiu"r LOO bpls,
Wheat IHOOO bush. Cora. $4,000 Du-l OLts, 100 bus..
barley, 1000 bush, Rye, .,.0t buah
CHICAGo Jan. g.. Flour qui. ana unchanged Wheat IN
eeed ana lower: No Red Winter. - dS3l-c; No Cht-
eaeo spring. 96i4 cash; ~ &C February 9s4c. Marrh
O2ls No. Chicago SprnR ~ SIC; Rejected ~ ~
a. Corn quiet and At 5bic ca-h 81 c tebTuat
Al 7sc Mag Rejected 33ac. oats inactive aud lower -,
3GhsN3Oac FobTtarg - -. MAY. Rye
active and SHADE higher s5h0n1c Barley Gnoug AMI
higher at eli 1881 i3a FlaASd higher at ~ asi y .
Pork active. trm aud higher ~ 90 cash ~ h'6S2 ~
February; sly 7na sig 722 NarCh higher
at s5UG cash; A57Lds6Oc FebTu7ry: 9.G1 ~6~ 5ut.
March. Bulk Meats steady aud unchanged isk, streiy
81 II. thG siOaLs .aI- %
bid, 96iAc, asked January WAC February g54Gg5Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06

State bonds were dull but frmer The dealings
;nclnded sales of Louisiana consOs at Oh seller 80
DAYS Alabama class c. at IS, Tennessee Us, new, nj
49lo and North Carolina Gs. new. Chatham Ran
road. at 7lo OF city bank stocks, there were sold
Metropolitan (5J at 152, and Fourth National CO
at 149
Svmn,tbetically with the stock market railroad
bonds generally showed more or less Improvement
in prices but when late sales We're made the gains
generally were lost, and when late sales were not
made the quotations were lower than the last re-
norted transactions Erie second cOnsolS rose from
1Ol1, TO 1OI 7s but closed at 1O1. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas firsts advanced from 111l2 TO 1l2li and
the seconds from 75l2 TO H. and both
were well sustained at the close. Boston,
Hartford and Erie frsts recovered from -
TO So ga and Rome. WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg
firsts we're strong up 10 SO&l. c., Z. ana l. e. hrst
assented were exceptionally strong at los and bid
because of the pending settlement in regard to them
and the incomes sympatheucaIy were per cent
higher at 90 Chesapeake and Ono iirsts, serief
r. declined from Sill to sos and the currency
debts after sale mp TO 81 ended at 90. Canada
Southern frsts, rose from 1924 to 1039sa 1903 l..
Metropolitan Elevated first sold at 1921 lo3 Lake
Erie and Western Incomes at G9l20GP, Newly ork,
PENNSYLVANIA and OHIO incomes at G3li a SO, Inter-
national and Great Northern incomes ut S7liaS7,
Northwestern gold consols at 1861 u 1876 and Min
neapolis aud ST, Louis frsts, Iowa eXtrnston' at
IOSlo4 1898. Wabash general NOR lges de-
clned rom % TO 97l2. the consolidated = seihag
M lO7lo0lO7li Denver and Rio Grande conso'
we're strong amt rose from 1l2h 10 103 r. IeXas
and Pacihc incomes were steady at 10, but hf>ts
RIO Grande divisions fell TO IS -
The Sub Treasury to-day gained TNS4:47l on BAL
anc@' made up by gains of $oGS,5b1 coin aud
G29O currency. This reduces he loss since iast
FRIDAY to 1872 246. The local money n1rHet Il
steadily working toward ease and today fair ~ =
norton of the new business on call was cone az
per cent The rate may be quoted sac per cent.
Tie domestic exchanges on New-York ar; are as last
quoted. The United States Treasurer at Washington
To-day received $4,000 in National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were sos SOS SOL
aud the internal revenue recelpts were $Z49,SsO.
Tie following is the Clearing House statement to-
dav: Exchanges, $2O7130,Ql4; balances
e;z ioG 100 The transactions at the Sub Treasury
TODAY covered Receipts, S2,O97 Oh; payments,
S1.2i2, 1885, currency balance, IS, 7G0,9 57; coin
balance $71 071, 623.
The foreign exchanges are weaker for sterling,
because OF the success in LODdon OF the Northern
PaciGc's new loan. BY the new method the quota
tOn for rst-class sterling is 9Ss aud 90ls per cent
for long aud short bills respectively. Annexed are
nun fufIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06

was moulded in the hands of manipulators' to-uaye
market was that one bold dash at the beginning
OF business pointed prices upward, ana 'hore AoE
lowed a craze-speculation, not mVes'mon'-O'
nnrchase stocks which. considering the
6orres was never before witnessed. ne
sults-Transactions amounting to 4o9'o'l
shars and fnal figures that are the lowest OF lheuS
and lower than the closing hgures OF yesterday
This simple fact may or may not contain a lesson
,or,h ohserv;n hut it is certain that such result
eould not have happened if the early reasonings OF
,n,ioritv of traders were correct Western Union
dealt in to the extent of 062 shares and Its
nrice rose from s6ll to S912. Everyone knew
that pool was made up In the stoeA
Monday, but 1t was not until tne Pl'oo
passed S7lo to-day that the average operator oe-
came convinced that the rise was due entireiV 10
the purchases of Mr.. w. H. Vanderbilt win Inat
conviction came the scramble TO purchase 'ii"'
rushed the price to S912 1t may not be Oecon'ls
TO suggest that 50 splendid an opportunity 10
"realize YVES taken advantage OF by the pooi' ouV
tor some reason the price declined to ana oioeeu d.
eslo-the lowest figure of the day. The report
that "Mr. Vanderbilt has purchased bis STOCK
backn may be true-we don't know whether
il is true OF not but what is of more importance 10
the average operator, after an advance oil or ~
mr. cont in the price of this stock. 4 the companys
last quarterly statement which, spposne the eSt'-
mate 10 prove to be correct and not snDJect 10
lions OF from 81 10000 to $500 900 as were the two
preyious estimated quarterly statements shows
deficit of 500 255 from the sum required to pay the
dividend of u per cent that was declared as pay
able January Is. We assume that no one believes
that the net income of the current quarter that
becun with January /, will equal the income
of the last quarter The point Is thaI
whoever buys Western Union stock AT present
figures BUYS it TO sell and not for anticipated dlV
dends. This much of our space has been devoted TO
Western Union, not only because the transactions
in /. to-day covered nearly one quarter OF the tota
for all stock but also because it was the Keynote OF
the entire market Having so fully explained the
movement in it, and the reasons, real or imaginary
that moved the minds of large majority OF specu-
lators the movements in the whole market are cX-
planned. At the end weak tone prevailed ana
almost without exception the last figures were tue
lowest of the day.
Government bonds were duh, with transactions at
the boards that amounted only to $4,000. Prices,
however were steady, and the bids for the per
cents were Is higher Annexed are the closing quo
fafiOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
The followino we're the receipts and shipments at
md from CHICAGO and Milwaukee, TODAY:
r1tpnpEAN FINANCIAL MARKETs.

LONDON Jan 5-l23O mAtlantic and Gre edrS ts
Fr1e bis; NewYork Central l67: Pennsylvania central
ESQ; Reading. 29l4. .,.,- -, C.oo, yvcstcrn
Arst mortgage trustees certifclte'. bG2 heailp
PARIS advces quote per cent rentes 80 Hancs
for the account rooney and
LONDON Jan 5-4 m.-COnsos 9slis Tor money, am
osIS for the account Atlantic and Great Western nISt
mortgage trustees certificates, G6 do second 5iHi h'
bi ; Reading. 2S9- -, ,,u.n hn,s v,era
LONDON. Jan D :3O D, m. India Council DIS "ere
alIot ed today at decline of lad per rupee
oSDoS ian $3.50 D. m.-3ar silver ~ quoted AZ o.
neT onnee The amount bullion Withdrawn from w VIZ
g. ~ nfTnoaod for slpmenu tOAmericais GlOoCOo fMls
ayces quoe three per rentes at 81 francs % cehS
PARIS Jan 5-4:3Op m.-Exchange OIL London 20 francs
2SI9 Confines for checks ~, -.--.-to, po,v ~
Germany shows deer ase IN specie Of l64OOOOO marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06

ing 7Hs7c eec centfusa s'es st 20 ana hoeS
Intigua &c; 800 hhdA MOasses sugar % Nss -
1000 bags CHINA &c. Refined active aud nm AZ STsSR
dsvs pricps: Cut Loaf Crusneda and Powdered w.
az 9sc StaIdArd "A Yie 1g Confectionery A gc
Mo1ld "a 9asagLo: OF a. Sas6Qc.j White E3La y:
s4ds &C.; Yellow do, 71desc; heuo" ~ 'e~' 49,
YelloWs, 6sI a 7lae. ,oo ono a adc7,.c
TXIIOW-Ffrm fairly active sales. 10000 10 aooIsv,
the auction sale today Green nrOught htethI
prices Formosa Annoy OolonPs were tegn5 V to %
Good 10 Fine Japans sou ~
lover Particulars-saes 1858 pigs inc uanG % "a
Noyuae Green al for Twankay, d23c LOT n w ac
b5c for Young Hyson, 3OaJ5c for dunrS"ui am younJ
for Imperial sol pkGs Pngsnsv ~ IIa sos
nkgs Japan Pan.fred l2d55c; l23 DO Basketeoi 40
sc: 100 do Dust loci go do COug,ou, 4'"OfNT ''V ~
ForInOsa % q $40. $50 do. Annoy, lbGlJc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06

$2ii 81 lfir $5E 5yAGEr+ COMMITTEE
LAKE 10 ~ NE,ILNy NALwAT ~

n
SIN : oHh en-. Ii,r. -. 1850.
NOTICE IS hereby gwen that the Board Of
= IU-u, 4 t. con-, any have cAllcI meeting Of tho
StorkAoicf, and Registered londloldels De hcA at tho
n.s 81 the COMPANY 90 tc CitY ot Ia FayottG luf,
IhusN, The 6d OF Nc1 ISL and AZ Nl nrruug nero
vii ubuljt,d flr iIcfcatiun contract 81 Constellation
81 thi, company with tr st. IHu, and Indiana Hallway
Company 0i Iiuu.. she Lake i.tio Jui 81 lu' Halfway
Indiana a.d The Frankfort and kOkpuo ialluAl
COMPANY ~ Indiana.
Ii'n.icr books vii close lth February, aud reopen
Match IS 1871. .........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06

TsEsn q q S's Z S S GSEH Ps1
6SsI "a FsfeR Demand l2oS S Sush ias
a9e 6as steady with demand No Mixed &C. Eye
a1et 40 2 at 06997c Barley fair demand anhrm 40
Sd S1 if t1 At apa nS5op
RScon dali Clear Rib 7'4 WhisKey quiet az 81 TO- Bnter
Gull and oFs acvs but rot qaotaby higher
1o,,on "a s5 n 81 IS; Light 81 4ONf4 80 PACKING ~ OO
SS4 9S Butchers 90cSj % receipts GOJO head shio
w PhGR9 Spot and d January 81 FebFaaT MarcR 81 q
April; IL O6s May lOl NO. w my 20 "a ouIet No
White soc: Mixed SIC; Goyerseed rSm OH, v mo
3ga 6f9 bsn Corn COOS bush oats OOo Dush snip;
ments-Eour 1000 bbla. Wheat 2''OOO Du'h' Coln' ~'0
Flour opet and unchonSs %v Wsas
Hard do sof g9ci 40 nilwankee can a Ic no
do - he Rejected, nominal Corn scarce ana ainer rye
37c oats nrInor 6t inatuy0; X 20 . sDr11g cash
sGic Provisions steady Mess ros 81 20 s Ga" jaanary;
g ~ 6 his Wheat 80 900 bush barley, $500 bgsh
sipments- Flour 1900 bills; Wheat l'OO DSh b1ioS'
PAu1phiPEIA jan 5Four dul superfne 81 u.s. 2
Western and Pcnnsy yan,a xtras - "a 10 GhoIcc
- 75 do straight go Pennsylvania Extra Family G9%n
= DO ;s-e 80 do % Fa1ty 40 10 sGnhen do
Choice fe6o DO very Fancy - 90 Mi y ogrpa al
s. Corn Meal nothing dong BneKwnest 'I'| m Tdepo;
81 65 so Red February DO do car lots; eiSys
o 5 re- The on pSsT rae R GT 80 csdy Ren%
Provision. sSe per eo a., 81 oP MA Ness S
Wei 81 80 Mess od, f3 90 do new Sl5 - is1u1
Pn@ss si 5o no new sF0Sea ac smoked Sides
7G7e shoulder IN 99t o,a oe cc d. smoked 10
1900 a Hoe 566r Jard--Wesiern Kettle. &c DO
steam c do butchers Loose s25 SOC Bueintaney
hrm Creamery Extra, 39$lci 10 ,rv4G 60, 20 mis- SSS
Sc R[aas "a S Sge w a reserve EIfa do
Good 20 Choice So 'oiI' 1ta oosc Fec. scarce
and rrceue Pennsyyaa $I4 toe W Yd,F fu rea8
i5ic: Western Pm cream. 2c TO- Far to Good p
10 alt skn. 0@i nc 40 aWs firm A.
u to Go2i forming Anseoyai3gr h1 1nnots9 gsc
H11t a. 1iroi6v and fsx nominal Feed qu'r ana nm
changed rcjrlrum nominal I:chred - bO'' 9'''' no.
c.acs i2i,. Whskey dut Westri H. - -. h, y.,oat
unsettled; some higher p-c. market co,DS ~ i
February: si0t4aSI o6i. March - oG - 90. hpuli
81 go - OF May 80 =, o. ~, g. 80 Pm
r'iy ii 80 ~ March io',c Apr' 81 &C. May 9'ts
A. 'c Nav Isyc higher. ~ Soc Barley steady and m,
% %4'ioy '' Sasr at 81 l. 5G reT 5 a. L,F&
isecd' D , Wuttoc,t. dn: shoulders 4dI O5
ful N"l trr-' ..% t,r ..ot1 i6.4 Wncat i0oj
Sa. a or0o o;l a Oa'a ,, For"y , = 5a SGe
rorroV MARKgrs-Bf rrLE1 iAPu
Lvs-r co.. jan y D. ~ T.; go jazz
iac.u,uc u,O uos for socrusu'u and ,Srott As,r.pH
,s f1, Y,iur c,4a-o J.nusry ",ycry 02'~.. 30.
i.rnary AMI February ,cry Il as RI H. No. F[D 'n
ara rc S E G -, s L ai. TO- june aai
Ju~ delivery. {id. fuiu'l r",gd ,ry ,,i,~,s ci7t.
M.odHn orleans ~ iqtnr' -t li"i' L'" A"o"@ '""'''
.y~, ' r, D. The slle- OF the dav n"lueei
= 10 ,l.rs Amcral-. Ilr-o-t naits Low AD"mr cause
f ig ar, A a. Iaa '-' r. ln'ules upiai. low
Nr'lue ,aas,, AiHI "ud Ms te.'''y' '-s''' f""'''
.iarsA I,n j-C,iion qu.rr. Mining, llca Low
hftlyr 100. Oi.usry. ol2r; receipts ~ 'a.''
H. .lroah. JAM lotion qu,f Mid7+ II e. I'TZ
H.. f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
Hnamridl.
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
of NEW.YORK.
M. 10 Nassau.st, corner Of Plns-st.

No Is Nassau-st, corner Of Pinest
CAPITAL, s1,O00.O00 IN U. s. BONDS
ALLOWS interest deposts returnable on demand or az
specied dates legal depository for money pau lnto
Court authorized as Executor Admi5issfs.so
Guardian, other posto OF tfusG ALSO -
or Transfer Agent OF Stocks Bonds and 40 TrusIeefof
A'"NO~1 ~'' N"4 HENRY F. sPAULDING. PreHdsnt
BENZ. b. SHERMAN. }VIce-PrssLdsnta
FRED'K H. COSSIrI. ) -
@ IL p BABCOCK Secretary.
BOARD or TRU5rEE4
Samuel q. BaDeOck, George W. Lane
Jonathan ThOrne Jacob d. Verunly9
Isaac ". Phelps, Geo. Macculloch Aluoes
JOSIAH NJ E1ske, Roswell SkeeL
Chas. g. LandOn A A. Low.
Edmund W. COr,ieA Amos r Emo .
Freak H. COsstL Chas q. FrancklYi
Vim Ii. Appleton WIN. H. Webb,
Gustav SchaW1 J. Perpont MorSAn
DAVID BOWS, Percy X. Pyne, 49,,
Martin Bates Henry r. Spaulung.
VIM. Alien Butter, DAVID Wolfe BlshDp
James Z. Wallace, Cornelius y. BliS~
Sherman,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
Gaplnae Banks.
pOWERY SAVINGS BANK.
On. CoGGXsIALI. Secretary.
SAVINGS Rank,

II Gthavo corner 23i.st. NewYorE w.,
Uavc their twenty fourth interest iyd'nf 10 Jsn-
nary l. ssh a. follows. FIVE PR CENT RtI aheI ~
accounts - aud not exceeding SotU rOI IL Ii'I' NA
uer aunum on accounts exceeding SooO -, A., ....rA
Deposits mads before January 10 VIII ara" hcS%
from, January Interest not WhGra"n VIII DC "u"e" ="
The immoral aud draw mi 'r,st from January l.
N n. y. HAZARD President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06

TVO THE HOLDERS OF UNION IRU2i
4 COMPANY CERTIFICATES FOR COLU BUS CiII;;
CAGO AND INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY
CONSOLIDATED FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS; No.,
Company certfcates for Columbus Chicago and lndana
Ceptral Railway Company Consolidated First M0rtgago
Bonds option by agreement OF O'en'
Mr. w. L. Scott proposed 70 s4 MIN tno
under control az 100 with partial paye1
Gown balance with interest at cent from Jan
ary paid 10 BIO secured by the cerilncs sou
and additional collateral coupled with the condition hat ne
should purchase the terms all Oher GER
thcatcs which might be offered HIM within thirty DAYS ms
objected 10 the ground that npoH tne
without Giving right call for In justice 10 inc
clients we represent future negotiations we
NAV make certificates which sha not nave Oee
ace under tne control the BOndhoders Committee in
with the terms OF the notice they publish 9ner
New.York December 80 1880.
ITO THE HOLDERS Of Union Trust
COMPANY Certificates for Columbus, Chicago ana In
iana central Railway Company Consolidated trst mortgage
Bonds ... .ho. ,,,o- o,r
ONLY uclude any they enter INTO
FOR the sale certificates those which shall nave Deen placed
dispose O them on the saie
terms as accept for themselves subject osucn
fixed. We have made arrangements WIN uo
National Bank % receive the ceIuhcatcs "nIVn
their holders lncluded in any future nego iaons
which A. Co enter into for the sale OF the GER
under their control Thf agreement unoei "Dcn
the certificates be deposited VIII De ready on ahu
no. and All deposited and atcr mat date ana
before thc 2On Will DC included in any sale ~
Iseuu * Co. may make u ..o,.
WILLIAM WHTTEWRIGHT,
ADRIAN I~ELLS
New. York. pee 30. lss' committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
NV sr.cs AlA.N.L,-nH rELGIHArA

-. Loris Jan. J-Hoas Lover; Light SlIpns II -b
n 90 xci Pa, .inI . 40 BHrhcls o fd.cy IS go
a. 80: receipts. 800 head .shiPucni-, 1000 h'aL
CATTtE- STEADY: Exports. - 0tj -: Heavy ~hpWnr
- 7jUsj % Iyht ~ 21btl 70 ButcAtr Sicrrs :, oU
Cows b., Il sI 5ud-l Good ~tu Act-.
900 H. 3. QrJ 40. receipts lJJO head: Shipments 100
he
CbOce Il - ChD.ee To Fancy .JG.o.J, rto,pt 1UJ
head shipu.tu.s, none
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-06-25

picket fence, and can be had at a moderate price and on very good
terms.
No. Is A valuable lot in the town of New Iberia. on church st.,
100 yards from the Methodist Church. very suitable for a residence
or business stand, measuring 200 feet front by $50 feet deep. The
same can be had on a good bargain.
No. 16 This beautiful and well improved property is situated in
this town on rue dn-Basde Vile. The lot measures 80 feet front by
B feet deep, a large connections and we'll furnished dwelling house
kitchen, corn crib stable and carnage house, bathing room and well
also a large cstern. everything perfectly new and cnelosed with
a neatly finished picket fence. This property located in the centre
of the village offers a good position for a business mar with family
physician, miliner or hotel keeper and can be had at "a very low
price.
asg3 Several other properties are for sale, DESCRIPTION of the same
can be had on calling at the store OF above address. He also has the
agency for a variety of movable properties, and parties deslrous 0
purchasing closely would do well to consult him.
A full stock of general merchandise and Of the most selected quail
ties is constantly on hand and at he tairest prices. Customers. white
or colored can rely that they will always receive as in the past the
best attention.-my "a 79ly.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-06-25
Cen. G. II.
NEW ORLEANS. 1880.

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