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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05
ARNOLD WANTS
5000 Rail Road Ties.
curwonyile, Pa. Jan. y, ls1s-u
Horses for Sale 4!
DIVORCE NOTICE.

DIVORCE NOTICE.
10 the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clearsold
county. Pennsylvaula
George A. southwick J No 20, scpt T, 1850
ys
Ellen Southwick Sta. Sta DivoRCs
10 ELLES sourHwIck, DEFENDANT Ah5vE SAnEb
You viii please take notice that you are fs
qr!red 10 come into Court aud defend 10 NJ,
above action at the next Term (lanuary Term
or judgment viii be entered sgainst you by De.
fault JAMES MAHAFFEN.
Sheriff
Cleiracll, Pa. Nov. cath, issO-4t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05

Al DeiendAnts Interest In sneiher piece Of
land adjoining the obove, bounded on the nor,h
land Of Justin nsiehel, east by land Of Justin
ne.ohei ane a. Rankin. south BY land Of W. n,
heichel and ". II. sohnarrs, and west Nv n.hl,.
road, containing ~ acres more or lees, all cleared
having thereon erected plank dwelling hou,e.
and yeung orchard being on said premises.
SEIZED, taken in execution and to be sold a.th,
property Of william II. sebnsn,.
IrRNs or sllE.-Ths price or sum at whlsl
the property shall be struck of must be paid 4,
me tine Of sale, OF such other auan cement,
made - VIII be approved, othsrwise the proper.
y viii be Immediately put up and sold again a,
inc expense and risk Of the person 10 whom 4,
vas struck en, snd Who, 10 ease Of dsaoiency a,
such resale, shall make good The sane, snd IA
no instance VII the Deed bs pressp,ed Ia ooer,
for continuation snisp the money IL ActunlIy
psid V the 5sstiG. Jas. MAnAPPEY. -
ss..i.y's oyyiop, a.. lia. shsrla.
clssffsld, Pa. Dec, !, 1850.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05

fol Farming.
TELLS I1owMh oultiyai' Farm Crops
'l'I Care for Live Stock.
Make Money ~ s5on sssa,. ffl5 iiasgios.. ISa
Best Book Tor Farmers and Farmers BOys In.
dorsod by leading papers and a1lesi writers asa
Thoroughly Prnciiell Manual Of Farm Adii-i.
Saves many times IL cost every season.
$50 Pages, aud 40 Illustrations. Hand.
soonest aud Best Farm Book ever publisasl. b..
cry Farmer sLonld have a copy.
For descriptive circular and terms to agents, ai.
dress J. c. McCURDY 4 CO,
6S2 Chestnut Street, Philndephin. Pa
Cincinnati, o., Chicago, H., or 81. Louis, No.
Dec. S, lss0-tt.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05
m FURNITURE
ROOMS.
FURNITURE

L license NoTiCE.--Ths following per-
IL sons have tiled 10 the office Of the Clerk Of
the Court Of Quarter Sessions Of Clesr6sld county
their petitions aud bonds for licences, at the Jau.
uary sessions next, agreeably to the Act Of Assem-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05
ALSO,

- -
ihe ue'eudants Interest In a certain tract Of
land situate 10 ------- township, Cleatheld Co.,
rA-' belog his Interest In the estate Of n David.
~, containing about ma acres, with SO acres
cleared, and having two.story frame bou.e. los
onn and ether outbuildings, bounded and dc.
.c''oed a. iollows On the east by II. Mott, west
~ land Of O. L. Reed, asrih BY Austin Beatty,
And south by snyder's estate
seiied, taken In execution and to be soli A IN.
property of J. J. Davidson.
Trans or sALE.--rhs price or sum At ,,l,ch
Tue property shall be struck o INST be paid atthe
TINE Of sale, or such other arranrements m ,de !.
sill Be approved, otherwise the property viii ),
nmeai'ep s PVT up and sold again At the expense
apd n,k Of the person ts whom u vas struca otf.
and who, W ease of deficiency At sueh re- ,sI.
sh.ll make good the ,Ams, spd In 10 ,p,,.nss
VIII the Deed Be prsscntsd IN Court for eopsrms.
Sheriff. JluRq MAI rvr "s
BrrAirr's oSrsos, eh..,s
ol.ars.ij, b.'. Deal 1850. 'A'''a
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05
Ieaal Advertisements.
Sharin's Sale.

DY virtue Of sundry writs Of Ven Er., issued
ID out Of the Court Of Common Pleas of Clear
deld Co.. and to me directed, there will be exposed
to PUBLIC SALE. at the Court House, IL the
borough Of CleAr6eid, Pa, on
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05

certain tract OF land situate in Beccaria t.gn.
,,hip' ciearheld county, Pa, bounded as follows
neg'nnihgM dogwoodpost the northwest corner
sd ~, SVhn ID Dillen survey thence by lands Of n
Philips west l0e perehss to a hemlook on re,,
bank OF small run thence south 100 perebes Al
aogwood post thsnce east 100 perches to doe
wood post on line ef Edward Lipiou survey
,henoe sor'h 100 Perohes 70 place Of beginning,
containing lVV acres, more or less, With 90 acres
cleared, and having thereon erected . dwelling
Rouse large bank barn aud other oulbuildinss.
oeited' taken 10 execution, and to be soid A.
The property Of J. Z. Dillen.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05

| TRIAL LIsT.--The following Il Dit Of
/ Il causes set down for trial for January Tern.
l ISL c.mmeBeirg Jauuary lTth.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05

One other piece In Chest township said county
being the same piece Of land bought Of william
Hunter, aud boutd ded and desoribed as follows
On the east and north by lands formerly owned
by said Wm. Hunter tof which this piece is a
part Of said ifaot, the west by lands Of Henry
Pennington, and on tho south by lands formerly
owned by Jacob Lingafelt, containing about IS
acres, more or less, aud having about s acres
cleared
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05

A certain tract Of labd situate In Knox town
ship, Clear6eld county, Pa, bounded aud de-
scribed as follows; Beginning at white pine
thence 40 degrees west li0 percbes to stones ;
thence north so degrees east l20 psrches 10 a
hemlock thence south ~ degrees east llO perches
to beech thence south so degrees east l20 per-
cbes TO the place Of beginning, containing 100
acres, with 90 acres cleared, aud having thereon
erected tao story frame house. log barn, aud
other Outbuiidings, with an orchard of about 40
apple trees
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05

Complete Farm Library. Sure Guide to suc,ci
fol Farming.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05

All that certain lot or piece Of ground situate 10
Jordan township, oleardeld county, Pennsyyauia.
bounded and described as follows Beginning
"a a dead pine earner Of ] NJ. MeNeii's and q
Galer's landsi thence north 40 degrees west l6i
prrchef 10 post thence by land OF N Sehoeninr
south 50 degrees west ll5 perches to a hsmloek
thence l5O degrees east l67 perohes to a emlock
thence by J. McNei's north 80 degrees east o
porches to the place Of beginning. containing Is
acres and So perehes, with about so acres cleared
and having thereon erected frame house, frame
stable, and alog barn. Also, bearing orchard
OF about twenty trees
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05

A certain tract of land situate Ia Becearia town.
sn'p, Vlearheld county, Pa bounded and deserib
ed as follows Beginning at post corner Of lot Of
Thomas Gates thence north IS degrees west 90
pereees to hemloek thence north 2 degree,
east ~ pe'ehes to post; thence south IS dcerees
east oO perehes TO stones thence south dc esrees
west ~ perches 10 pos, and place Of beginning,
containing Is acres and "a percbes, and havin Z
acres cleared, and having thereon erected a
large frame dwelling hoase and stable and other
oulbuildings
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05

A certain tract Of land situate iu Brady town.
ship, Clearfeld county, Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as fOllOws Beginning at a red oa K
corner at the corner Of landl Of Jac,b Kunit and
Geoge Penu thence north s9 degrees east 327
perches to a pot; thence south 4i0 2-l0 perchcs
to post thence west 32j 9-lO perlhes to a dead
hemlook thence north . degrees -- 200 per-
ches to service berry thence south 81 degrees
west i57 perohes to hemlock thence north I
degree west li5 perehes to post; thence north
ssl degrees east 1853 perches TO service berry
thence north degree west so perches to the place
Of beginning, containing 1929 T-lO acres.
Seized, taken In execution aud to be sold as the
property Of George Kramer aud Wm. X. Bell
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05

N NLSWl
A certain lotof land situate In Sandy Twp Clear
heldCo, Pa, in the village Of Dubois bounded and
described as follows' Begioniug at a corner Of
Main street and an alley and running north lSl
degrees west to lot Of John Troxel thence along
lot Of Troxel $50 feet 10 an alley; thence south
alley thence along Orchard alley $50 feet TO
Main street thence along Main street go feet to
place Of beginning, beirg known 10 plan Of said
village as Lot No. -, ana having thereon erected
frame house, two stories high.
seirsd, taken In execution, and to be sold as
the propertyof A. }, McHugh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-nY rELEoRApu.

BuTFiLo Dec. 2l-cAruE.- Receipts TODAY. 375 head
total for week thus far 5000 head for time last week
5000 consigned through 100 market duh and lower
Of Good IA choice steers ZVOf6 10; neufn
~ 6B5 nothing doing In other grades; several remain
unsOid.
SHEEP AID LAlm5Receipt to-day. 1000 head total for
week thus far 1000 head for time last week, 1000
head consigned through u cars m-rket dull and qn
changed sales OF Fair % Good Western $dTi 6O
Choice 81 75D$6; canada Lambs, 81 2jUDSB 90
uOGskeCepts % day 900 head week thus far
26 head; FOR time at 900 head cOusgred
through, 5s cars; market dun aud drOOpng very little de-
mand for Workers. sales OF Goo TO Choice Workers. fODSG 100
Light do 50 1J0yo 30; Good Medium Weights 10 n&O so
Good ~ Choice Heavy 80 2jd$G 4O Extra 90 45d8G 55 Fa
10 Good Heavy, - 750fGi Pigs, 90 25OS6 85.
CHICAGO Dec H. HOGs-lteCeIpts. $1,000 headi ship
200 head market heavy and prices Gluo
lower; Mixed Packing 80 bOdsj Heavy, SO Oj0sG 3 Light
Hogs active a 80 sOUsb lOi Sps and Calls IS 7OdS62b
CArTLE-Heceipta 800 head; smpmeutA 1900 head mar
steady with fair demand Good Choice shipping 50 40
as6; Fair S3 0Jd4 s5 Butcho' and other
grades unchanged Common Fair S3043 GOOD ~ Choice
as 90; StOckers and Feeders, T3ds3 50.
SERP-HecoipJ 900 head shIpments 900 head mArket
weak and dull and prices 4Oa50c lower Common TO Good
81 100 - 3D. Good 20 Choice Sid$6 20; Extra, 50 90
ST; LOUIE Dec 2loATTIE Receipts, 1000 head ship,
Inena 100 heal supply light and demand mainly Tor food 10
Choice Butchers Steers which sell readily az - 49, Com
Fair 80 20 as 16i Good 10 Choice Cows Heiera
S5 254S Feeding steers Is l00$ stockers - 0V@sS SO
no shipping steers here and demand light
EeSeinA 700 bead shipmeats, go head Good "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
n,...l oororlnr of shorts0 during the morn

os liberal covering of shorts during INC loin-
80 decline which absorbed for the moment u
- nortion of the stocks that were sold III hqmda-
.;on So persistent was the buying for the " snort
occopnt that it finally turned the market, ana
sbarn rally followed toward which the reDoSlhs
Of 'Iong" stocks materially aided. As "
,rlo n,iccs make q little better record thah
thew did last evening. The general situation
however is unchanged eXceptin the tact that thero
has been n large liquidation of the bear account.
But there is reason to believe that the liquidation
Of the "bull' account has hardly begun. Inc OUT
side holders of stocks DO not yet appreciate the
difference which the nnualTeports Of railroad com
,onies Inevitably must show between an increase IN
gross earnings and that of net earnings Inc New
Yorl- Nav Haven and Hartford Railroad Company.
which has not been brought into any OF the railroad
wars of the last year. i'll IFS report Tor the year ehNo"
Sentenber 80 1881 shows N increase of gross
receipts of $G94.332. but the operating expenses
taxes rentals ETC.. were increased $693, 1913, max
ing an increase in the net earnings OF only 94'V'
Nevertheless the market closed strong. with every
indication of making higher figures Tor at least
part of tomorrow.
Government bonds were dull both at the boards
and over the counters of the large dealers, but the
quotations were fully maintained and for the 4i2S
the bids were advanced ls per cent. The hohds
offered TO the Sub Treasury to-day under the lO6th
call amounted only to $47l 900 out OF $oOOo'oOo
invited. Therefore the Sub Treasury will continue
TO receive the bonds as they may be offered until
the full amount of So 900, 900 has been received.
But for reasons before given II is not probable that
any large amount will be redeemed until after
January /. Annexed are the closing quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22

LONDON Dec 2l-12:SO D. m.-U bonds. fonr per cents
l9; Atlantic and Great Western frsi mortgage trustees
certificates ASS: second, 15h NewJcrey CentIa con
soils lIG; Lrie second cons is, lO22; NtF-hoIK
Central 1884, Illinois Central M: Pennsyvama tchtr
"a New.YOrk, Ontario and Western, 2S1i Mh"auAee
and ST Paul common. lUil 49,. -
LONDON Dec 223O ?. mParis adyices qnote thfce per
cent rentes OF 80 francs s. confines for the count
LONDoS Dee 2l-4:30 p nj bonds, ioAI per c tn,s
l2Olo Atlantic Western first mortgage trustees
certificates 469t; second 10 Erie 4S do second con
sois. 1O2; NeW-No.k Central lash; Illinois Coh %
Peunsylvania 633, NcwNurk, Ontario ana Mcse
g o. Milwaukee IT. Paul common, lO6L2 -,-
LONDON Dec 2l-2OO p. m-Bar silver IS quot'u o. ~
per . -. tn-.o
LONDON Dec 2l-53O y. m.-parls a1vic9S quoto l1Too
pc &, nj rcnt0g confines for the account
PAgIs Dec 2l5:2U y. mExchange On London 20 francs
% cheeks
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LrRnrEAh MANkEr4.

Trye.rocf. pee. 2l-2.OOp m-pUrs-Prime Ncss stern
n I'D. Western dan at r. ba'ui-' unUcItAlll
Cat arHor 5lnd Short RID tfm1r at pa LInS ,' T
iunrr go 81. snort CIrlu urmrr a. ~. Hams long ~
dulI AJ Cd. ~hIuders uuli 90 aI tlr he" bSo IlAt
Me,s duli Extra Mess firm ~ "a Prime Mes uu
at IarfaI'rIma Nt-trrn, dun OF o.. lalloW iiine
CITY STEADY. 40. Turpenuue-Sprit7 sleAy ~ llou
uu ~ Common, utcai' at b'l ile'''u
Choice. steady ~ 81 Oh Lard on nom utIe i
dull IA. Wheat-SO. Whlte, uuh NJ luuu'
"a -prlug. linn al 1854. Winter Sew Western, hrm
M lued. Coru-NiyoG steady ~ 5lOi 'ottohsr,d VI-
elbow American. none Nn4in--COmih0n NJ lonlon
a'eidy 10 Goa. II uoutipc-surts at London uun At
4lHd -
LONDON Dec 2l-3.OO D. m.-Calcuua Lnseed AZ. per
Guarter Sperm OH e57GS6S per tons PAlr roam ga
1Otd Spirit. Turpentnn Al. per cwt. Rchucc retro
Icnm. G4Gtd. Spirits Petroleum. V2dGIOa' per BiOn
Common I.Osln. 7. lln6ecd on 22J.b per Ton. -.
hs-TwPnp Doc i-p,troleum. II francs for hnc pnlo
American ilcoX'a lii - francs per 10y s
HAvRE. Dec. 2l.-WIcoxs Lard closed NJ 70 igdHC'
90 ceniimcs Ger 90 koA . 30 -. ~,
BRRBRN. Dec 2l.-Wncox's Lard closed at 6S MARKS oO
pfruuigs per 10 pounds Petroleum marks piennnSs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
1--WE STOCK MARKET.


ry.vy.yopE Dec 81 -uEEvTs-Rcc,Ipts were al2 cars
1880 heal Al Jersey CITY, aud s3 carr at 6h;,t
Totai since SaiGrGay eV-4 he'l ,lIi 80 ,r.
we've eSport Cattle ~ MI Eastman cars were gqgssna
were FOR tho There were also about 30 crs 81 oti.'
rrs thS threatening wehcr and IN" act that next wecS
cGry IN ,n DAY ald thr trade ~a' un'"nnoy ,w w. ~, W
after That uJur There was So'nc sprcu"9n ~ H.
tb1y Sanjei hreyins tiai the reports Of
cEceutionaiy light ma OF Cattle for Friday
ionniei Sn Il was not possible to The yards no
prices current during Ac mo nng The great punk o. tnr
H. were Irregular 70 nix the exact dec inc
per ch s ang cite s6ld OF Is To- SOC margin vary
Ing according quality Exclusive Of car ioiis OF ~.
dress a'Gs ~ ana some poor Mcsan OEr' "ln 9 a'
ccc Na' e. was iron rs to Srs.' aS Oh y 70 +, Gr
fasa9 erye Ana aTgh9,Sl 5l2 he3d manly a5 fog %
Far Illinois ,C' 10 shp 10 Hc.Tni9 aiES ln' Gi
q Y e % 81 & f g. si 90 s mPe'
POI hy b Gg -'G at G nj ~ g 81 soaG.n Dry
H. Meyer. loi SIT. 81 illinois Steers. lo97 p at9e 50 D
Pc and SOC pr h'aa 10 Co. l-s a. at l'c l. DO il'o d.
3 P az e a1 Gbsao @"G Z M9SP 2Sin
aa 2,Sn III - az - ], - r% ~ - -. 90, AMI
81 Per head 80 DO Loo o. ~ &C. loss soc per head Il d.
siams'.s GO oT olrc. 20 Illinois stem !2oo 2" 10, It
ma II
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20, So ~ '.l sf b.. i,' a. d.. ~ .-i. D.. f..
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sf r. for r-ry T.. Indiana .terfs r o., 1T lode ,l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
NOTICE.

NollCE'
sealed proposals, viii be received until Of saturday
3i- December 1891 at he once Of The Pennsylvania Com
pany for Insuaaces Lives and Granting Auics, No 45
Chcsnutst Phade phia Trustee for The sale 10 them Of ALL
Of 30 o. the Philadelphia Wilmington and Bait
more abroad StoCS Trust ,UTti.Cats
The offerings NJ the lowest prices not eNcec Ing par 10 the
number stated, VIII be accepted the parties Offering them
advised and pgym ms De made when the certificates
1T assigned and after Sd January nex.
Proposals should tutoael Proposal for sale Of Phiadel
p'il vi aud Baltimore Railroad stock Trust Ceftlh
Cate- anu addressed 10
LINDIEY ~NNTTT, President,
al ChCstnutst. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
IRVING INSURANCE COMPANY; !

Ty7UE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR Directors
] viii br held the Office of the company, No. l57
BIosaw3v. TUESDAY, January 3. l~.2, between the
hours ol III ID ~. and ~ WN. A.. IAGARl'AL, Secre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Stockholders ~ thr Metropolitan Elevated Railway Com
gdwiiug surrender thH guarantee Of the
Manhattan Company opposed 90 the proposed
-pdl Metropolitan Company with tho Nianhat
Iauul. She under
sl.lrl. stat. ug the number Of their -u2r'4
STOUT & 60. - BToa4ist
Ncw.York nov 90 1881. :. II. KNEGLAND, - Wall-st
DEDEMPTION OF BONDS.-Ncw bonds is
A pur,aant to the amended Refunded ac, o. 8 viii
be given former bonds Of the Town q SOdu
Office Of irwin sloan, OswcCc, prior 10 nary ],
1851 LEWIS H. CLARK,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
5inanaIL


OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION CoNPANY
No. - \ issAI-sr, NEW YORK. Dec. 22,J SSl.S
FLOR the purpose of determining the rights of
a subscription at 10 tn Of this company
tHe transfer books viii be closed December % 1851 and
opened January 8, 1882.
r. ". TYNDALE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
CONTINENTAL NAuCSAL BANK, /

CDyUXESTAL NNTTCSAL BASK,l
NEW.lOEN, Dec. 10, 1881.
T7HE ANNUAL NEE TING OF the STOCK
HOLDERS I'd! lis election Of Directors for the
.u,uu~ wear uc hold Tho Btnkug House. 30 Mas
-a4s Tuesday January H. l~-1 Pol open rom u n
10 b. NJ FREDERICK TAYLOR, Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
MERCANTILE NAuoNAL BASE


N.W.l OH, Dee. 10 1851,
rVUE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
holders ~ This bank The election ID: Directors viii
bs bold t h4u.ng house. No lJl broadway Oh lueslhy
January 30, 1881
Polls open from L. m 10 p ~.
By order Of the Board - ....- .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22

= :. cSJ -.
uo1fHecoips $500 head: siprnouts 600 head mari Of
cIs 20 FanCy,SJ 2JGsG -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
OFFICE OF rHE MIRO yIHE TGU-Ii ONrANN)
NO 40 BROADWAY, NEw-IuRK. Z


y'HE Mercantile Trust Company viii receive
certificates sfocN ~ the Ncniur. Elevated Rail
road Company DO exchanged Tor first preferred stock OF
tls Manhattan railway company as soon ~ mat toshy
b. Increase is capital stock iu arcutdnc9
vita !t agreement between tho Manhattan Railway com
r Nr,.i 1ra Elevated railroad Company AMI the
Netr,notgn Elevated Railway COMPANY dated NoYember
H. ~-i non the delivery OF the certificates ' hS COM
rrryf " nay Ten Dollars share IN cash AM i-.le re-.
tclpt form cf c,rncat" engaging {" deliver to the
iJ t.H It-t Preferred slotN q" iIc Pam
haitian Company soon 1913 thr Iandf comp 'y N"u bS
rr.f!r t lrcrcl-' 90, capitol stock aud " tut p,'eiied
.trts Doe NOT issued o. na holders on ar Dt'e @ m cay Ol
LOUIS FllIGERALD President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22

IOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that. by res-
Irder Of The BOlld OF DirfctOrs.
{. T. WOERIsHOFFER, Treasurer

AMERICAN RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT CoMrASr,}
NRw-YOLX, Dec. 49, 1881. -
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of
Directors Of this Company have declared allotment
10 the a. CkhJdrs thereof or 30 cent IN capital stock Ut
the Texas Pacific RAILWAY Company the amount
OF car al ock Of this Company owned aud held by tie stock
holders Of record on December - 1881.
Payable the Office Of the 1roasurpr 81 ENchangcpace,
New York and after December -. 1881. Payment of al
lomonts Will be stamped upon the receipts FOR payments
heretofore made G. +. WOERISHOFFER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22

The following were the receipts and shipments 40
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
ye,,t,-. SupnelsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22

OFFICE OF TllE IOLEDO. DHLPUOs AND)
BURLINGTON II. Il. CO.,
TOLEDO, ONO, Nov. IS 1881
NOTICE is hereby given that there viii be a
~ meeting Of the stockholders OF THE TOLEDO, DEL
PNOS AND BURLINGTON r. X. Co, held at the prnci-
Id oc, OF the company, in the city OF Toledo, OHIO at
O'Clock pm Tuesday, December ~ 1881 for the purpose
~ voting upon articles Of consolidation OF said company with
the Toledo Cincinnati and ST. Louis r. Il, Co.. corporation
~ hA states Indiana and Illinois, and for the purpose OF
ransnctng such other business may come before said
meeting.
transfer books will close Dec und reopen D4c 81.
BY order OF tho Board Of Directors. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
Surplus for the year

The report states that the increase of expenses
during the past wear is due principally TO the higher
price Of labor and materials and the large addition
and rolIing st ok in good order and TO operate the
increased number trains while about $3.50 900 has
been expended for additional grounds, permanent
improvements and new equipment.
The gross earnings Of the Northern Pacific Rail-
Las foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22

OAS STOCKS AMI City RI Stocks and Bonds
~ pought and alLL h. I. HEWIEE, u E1cAaagep!ASs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-22
\ (
EEw.YoaK, Dee 20, 1881
A DIVIDEND OF THREE AND ONE-HALF

OFFICE or TUE BUFFALO, NETWORK AID PHlLADELPBh)
RAILROAD COMPASY,