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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-07-07
SOUTHERN PROGRESS.

New York correspondence of the
Augusta, and Constituencies says:
The new South is moving upon
the solid North in forces which can
not be resisted. When Senator Hill
said that the North fought to keep
the South in the Union because she
could not do without US, he was
right. Just now the New York
capitalists would have no place to
put his money we're it not for. the
South. The government has issued
a limited amount of 81 per cent.
bonds, but neither the premium nor
the interest satisfies moneyed men
Money is plentiful and sdyensurous
now. President R. B. Sherman, of
the Mechanics National Bank, de-.
clares that be has never known any
thing like it. The banks, be says,
with the present low rates upon pa
per and the high tax upon deposits,
cannot realize heavily upon their
capital. Hence the steady stream of
silver certificates Southwark. You
should have seen a Northener yes
terday at dinner at the Metropolitan,
when mentioned something about
our 10 and 10 per cent factory divi-
dends. was talking to Georgian,
but my unknown friend entered into
the conversation with all the intelli'
gence which his surprise would allow,
and all the courtesy which his doubts
would admit. He regarded mo first
as an impositor; then as a visionary
traveller, aud lastly as an inexplica-
BILE compound He asked me more
questions about the canal than Mr..
Estes could have answered 10 half a
day, then when | mentioned in gen,
eral terms, our water power and
cheapness of manufacturing South,
he eyed me askaut, and asked the
waiter to please keep an eye on bis
hat and umbrella as that young man
went out.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-07-07

Seab Margem, colored man, for
merly of Atlanta, was ARRESTED and
lodged in the calaboose at Stone
Mountain. On the 9th, at 2 q. M,
when the through freight train ar
rived, the engineer discovered that
the cslaboose was on fire, and at
once began furious ringing of the
engine bell and loud blowing of the
whistle. The tewn was aroused and
all turned out TO discover the cause
of the alan %. The calaboose, which
was small wooden structure, was q
mass of flames, and all efforts to
check them were fruitless. The ne
gro was burning to death, and no
saving hand could be extended to
him. The building was totally dee :
troyed, and the horribly charred re-
mains of the man were taken out
The legs and one arm had been
burned off, and he was dis6gured
beyond recognition. The origin OF
the fire is unknown, and its cause is
only matter of su mise.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-07-07
ADVICE TO TIE FAIR SEX.

Why are girls so injudicious in
their federation of dissipated young
men5 1t is very often the case that
a thoroughly good girl will deliber-
ately marry man who makes no
secret of his bad habits. What can
she expect but misery to ensuef A
life partnership should not be entered
into without at least as much caution
as men display in making busines IS
combinations for limited periods
No man selects his business partner
from among men who drink much
liquor or have other bad habits. AS
for mere manners and the ability to
make ones self agreeable, they have
not themselves influence enough
among men to secure dollars worth
of credit or to justify any one in be i.
lieving their pOssessor on oath.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-07-07

PERRY Houston COUNTY, GA, jan, y so
In the year 1873 there were two negro prise
n .rs coffned in the jail Of this county. who
were very badly afflicted with that loathsoms
disease Sysphis In my official capacity as
Ordinary, l employed Capt. c. w Swift, then
a resident of this place, to cure them. under a
contract no cure. no pay He administered
t them his celebrated Syphiitic Specific, and
in few weeks felt bound, under my contract
to pay him out of Il e county treasury. as he
had affected complete and radical cure.
In testimony hereunto set my official
"~~N~" signature and Seal.
| Seal A. S. GILES.
49, Ordinary Houston County, Ga.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN Feb. IA, 1879.
We tax pleasure in saving that the S. S. S.
is giving good satisfaction. We have had ex
eelent results from a number of cases One
gen l-man who had been confined TO his bed
six weeks with Syphililc Rheumatism has
been cured entirely, and speaks in the highest
praise of it, II also acs as we'll as in primary
as in secondary and tertiary cases.
CHILES & BERRY
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro-
prietors. Atlanta, Ga.
For sale by WIN. ROOT.
Call for a copy of Young Mems Friend"
Sold by all Druggist
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-07-07

An exchange says: "Mr. J. w.
Slaughter, who lives near Pineville,
Ca, was having a well dug on bis
farm, and when about twenty feet
a we'll preserved oak leaf WAS found
firmly imbedded in the chalk -
When about fifty feet deep a live
snake of the black species was
found" We don't like this way of
doing things by halves. If at TWEEN
ty feet he found leaf, and at fifty
snake, why in the name of all that
is holy did he not go down and sew
enty >6Ve find a cord OF wood, at one
hundred table set, at l25 one of
Eli Perkins jokes, and SO on until
at 1000 feet be found an honest
politician on bis knees engaged in
player Had this been the case
the story would have possessed some
consistency.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-07-07
E1 ]! ] |! i,
How Lost, How Restored

Just published new edition of DR. CULVER
WELLS Celebrated Essay ON the Radical cure
Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness invol-
untary Losses, Imrotency, Mental and Physi-
cal Iucspacity, Impediments to marriage u C.
Also, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced
by selt-indulgence OF sexual extravagS nee, d c.
The Celebrated author. in this admirable
Essay clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years
scccessiul pl actce, that the alarming cOnse-
quences of Self Abuse NAV be radically cured;
pointing out mode of cure at once simple
certain and efrctual by means which every
sufferer no matter what his conditions nay be
may cure himself cheaply, privately and radi-
caliy.
~ This Lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, post paid on receipt of six cents or two
postage stamps. We have also sure cure for
Tape Worm
Address the Publisher,
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
Al Ann ST., New York, N. Y Post Office Box
4586.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-07-07
Nj A RIETT A
fOpposite the Kennesaw House.)
]. A. G. ANDERSON, Proprietor.
NEW FIRM

NNHE BEST OF VEHICLES, THE
safest of drivers and The fastest of horses
are always ready, night and day. for hire. No
man or woman or child ever has given me a
call in the past, who has been, nor shall any
ever in the future be dissatisfied with my teams
or the men in my employ, NJ, Everything and
everybody about me are NO. ONE
/ have cheapened my chagres prOpartionate
TO the stringency of the times. For references
as to he truth of what say, as to the turn outs
and charges, go to my friends, VIII ch means
the public generally.
Parties hiring are strictly responsible for tn.
afsty of themselves, vehicles and horses
]. A. G. ANDERSON.
Dee 18th. 1874.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRW.YORK Dec. b. BEEVES-Receirt-, not including
I3 cars 32 head manifested o arrive this afternoon for
marx OF. - Of 90 head all ~ Oths
I export cattle for Mr. Eastman
and . state Dry and Bulls dozen more
cnIioads Of ohio and Illinois from O. a1i' ais ye-t'r
sold at the Jersey Ciy market place Including -
head 2l average a. l5ic. dress 70, ~ head 10
Beef exporting at I1ac O drs, 20 No. nud l6 head a
from glc isc "a J6 H. The indications Of mod
Of cattle tomorrow encourage dTOscTn 10
hope for f1rhrT improvement Prices ar HIGHER at the
principal Western iDutlug points, and the margin s. now
pretty narrow 90 run stock on.
The colder weather made hrmer feeling IN The Dressed
Reef markot there much Offering that II di
cnt {, advance prices roc Poor Cow boci sold Washing
ton 305c little Cherokee Beet AZ 529O2c Poor
Eulse sides case, and Good 10 Prime do at
GIG.
30 shipments today The Inman Line steamer CITY Of
1rrw The ne was too shO RI for Mcssr Sherman Oilett
IN m the cattle Beef properly cooled for ship
ping Thor refrigerator box VIII, therefore, Dc IIed with
other freight. .-- 90 81 .,--
1891 lbs at l0Sao, 06 IDS-
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16

EURopEAN FINANCTAL MARRErs.

LONDON. Dec. 15-l230 y m.-U bonds four and hali
Der cents ll7 Atlantic Western Hrsi mortgage
trustees certificates 5O4 second, l6ia Eie. 40 DO
second cons2s JOSH NevYOrH Central, l4OA2 liln0is
Central -, Pennsylvana Central So Feeding 3ol4
LONDON Dec i5@3Dp n.-paris ldvfces quote tnrae per
cent rentes 50 francs so centimes o the account
LONDON, Dee. l6--i30 T. M bonds per cents.
12l four ana half cents ll12; Atlantic and Great
Western frat mortgage trustees corhoates 5Osa; do.
second, II.
LoNoos Dso l5-55;oo =. n-rae amount bullion gone
into The Bank Of England balance TO-DAY is Gl3ZOOO
LONDON Dec 1880 D. m.-The bullion IN the Bank Of
England has Increased 4sI0OO during the past week he
proportion lhe Bank England liability which
last week $685. cent t. nov 3J1sper cent
LONDON Dec I5-5:3O D. in-ParIs quOte three
50 fraacs IS cetnes for the
fsPARI Dec l56:SO m.Exchange OR London 20 Traces
2S eenuIues for checks.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16

The Sub-Treasury to-day lost 81 ,509,9S7 on bal
ance, male up by a coin loss OF $l,526, l3O'
less currency gain of $l6l43. This
makes the net loss since last Friday, exclusive Of
receipts from the mnts. $445,562, and does not in
clude full payment for yesterdays bond purchases
nor even the full amount of checks yesterday given
out for bonds. The checks given Tor bonds
Yesterday amounted TO $3,37l,OOO. yet
the total Of all payments reported
Is only $2.925,711. The explanation OF
this seeming discrepancy pTopapIy IS thiI ipI
Assistant TreasureTs checks were remiited instead
of being deposited III banks and checked against
Money today was easy all day at 6Per cent ana
late loans ranged at 5a4 per cent The domestic
exchanges oil New-York at the places named are
quoted as follows: Savannah, "suL g discount
Charleston, 5-l60 ls discount; New-Orleans II 70
discount TO par 81. Louls, 30 cents discount Chl-
cago, - cents discount; Boston 25aJO centS
premium The United States Treasurer ut wash
ington to-day received $26O,OOO National Dahh
notes for redemption. The customs receipts were
S553,579 and the revenue receipts 9ifH-4O; Inc
Clearing House statement to-day Is as ioiiows @ SSo
Exchanges. $l22, 1896; balances, S4,4S3.333
The transactions at the Sub-IreasuIy covered :
Receipts, $1415,724; payments, S2,923 ~ :;
CURRENCY balance, $471l.o23i coin balance
The foreign exchange markets are near to stag
patton they well can be, yet rates are more thah
steady if not rm at the following quotations lor ac
tual business: Bankers bills, sterling ~ sOi2 and
81 S4l2 iOr long and short slgnt respectively !
francs, 5.255s and 5.2O's; rcichmarhs' 944s ana
The governors of the Bank Of England, at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change IL the
banks minimum rate for discount and II remains
at per cent. During the week the bahk gained
f7 500 bullion and the proportion of It's reserve 10
its liabilities was raised from 80 8-l6 TO 80 s per
cent against 40 2 per cent at the same date last
,year Tie weekly statement of the Bank of France
Shows cain of $3.50, 900 francs gold and loss of
10000 francs silver. At the London stock tx
change British cOnsols steady at 80 3-l6 for
money and 90 7-l0 for account. United states
bonds opened ls higher at 1l734 for the los, but
Al f.1l L, fha Dc IL
inrest. American railways were dull and Irregular
but there were 10 important changes in either dl-
rection In Pans French Der cents ruled at 30 50
francs to the {.
The rec siuts of -four and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this 18th day Of December were:
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16

J. shaberg Co for T. rOvesten 20 oh9 steer$ iSi 81
r re at IS S B. for OF T. ka6p: Ohio r e ss See %
i$i Dc 4GS r. s s. b b 30 % do d. 1885 1875 5rf at le
Halienbeck & bavs on commission Is state DTy Cow" a'
se pr nsd s S Mere - head mainly eot e. The
ngh' @ t wa. slow al steady prices GraseIs are
on ted at e3c Fed Calves and Poor TO Cho'oc
sales Ii; Hume sod s Grnssers and Fed Calves
m mmsllenbe?R s Davis sold: s Grnssor i5l b. at 50 lo'
90 p{Snack SeT Bewey sold SS rasser l79 ~, at 2Tc p
Nfs ss % % sod Bucks County veals l3l n, at 9c sdo
les d at &C. Receipts were 10 Of III head
tS s A. and cars at Jersey city and cars we're
not expected gn n. A "a 7 head or
ing week The mar ke was ns5 an sna in and lambs
Prime stock most wanted. while reaiy >w Pogi
stock had veIy little demand MI 10. y: hsg, t breeding
purposes and MessrA HallenDeGk 4 D1sl' 81 I Null m
and Tessrs Hershay & Mills both Of Granger Medina Soul
~ s oRo g. and no N06 81 head G weshd i b. and selling price
thought TO be close to or c Ih5e 1sP me year and are
likely be BABY BY the Johnson Bros SHEEP n were
al i6c Tor Poor to Prime; Lambs sold At 5hG5c a. .c
llaengeck Davis ~ state IN SResh III o 40 state
J. H. Hume sold: II state sheep 50 n at DC; do ~ NJ
at iic; 2IS Western do 90 d. 4c; 62 state Lambs 81
Disnback Dewey sold 70 Kentucky SHEEP 80 Fl & at
& H. % 1cl d9 W. ri 7 17 2a So Go I4s t at SIC rs
Kir6y q CO. sid 20 Ohio sheep 9l D. at 50 2o 10 do lG
" j. sadST Go Co. sold 2 Ohio sheep 80 ~ at 81 CO.. l92
Judd BHckngGam sold: II Kentucky Ewes 80 n, at
3a.c. 1873 do los D at l23 ONO sheep 10 lo a, ni
1876 do few Lambs So b. at Sj 4oi 81 Western Oun
a. ~ PdcocI sold lG8 Kentucky steers 90 H. at i2e l99
do n at - 90 46do 100 n at 4'sc; 2os do Io0 "' ~
y Nswon S 9 SG let Lets P sad q Ohio sheep at - 4o 10
HoGsGReseifts were 80 Of 42S6 hgmle & carr at
4Oth.st and 10 ears Of Jersey CITY Total sihce uy y
last week. Market drncr a. 81 2 d$t 40 kmD o. so'a
- Ohio Hogs, lss average 20 iOi 20 Pigs Isl ID a'
S6 10.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
L1vr srocR MAnKETs-RY rELEGRArn.


BUrFMo. pcc. 15-CATTLE-Receipts today, 90 nehd %
total for far $40 head Tor same time a5t We,
ZOO corsg through 3lj cars. market qnct ah. l
changed; Of far steers, al - hVd-2 sNi ''' VI
~ gudS3 u: stock Bulls - '' ~ ~
SHREP ASp LAMBs-Keccpts today 100 head io'a I39r
VOL fps lar -Ou head. for same last week, ~ %
head consigned through cars aDscnco oi buaihe'' iO
want OF STOCK; feoIng firm ..-, ,....,- a.. t,-
HoG,-ocept, 70 day 50 head total ior week tnI It
time last week, 34ho het; conflgl
through "a cars; demand prices higher; oncrngs
moderate saesOf Goo 10 Choice Workers 80 20 - ~
a.; 2j0<5 20; Light Workers and Pigs Mixed, - S"Ht ~
Good Medium Weights 80 3OGSO 40; Good bea'y 20 -"
SG so; Pigs, - 2,GSH 90. ... .. .,,.
CHICAGO Dec 10 HoGs-ReceiptS 3bOpO heaa s'p ir
ments 100 head; market generally weaker, except luI
CInicr. Light "a %, common ''''H
prices 5a DC lower 90 80 lOd ~ 20 ciNy
pocti, ard bpinr 250EG Including PhIladephtas
and nrd HOES. ~AIps and Culls, $3.50 70 1900 -
CATTLF-lleceipts 1900 head; shipments loo he@li mar
kct uui WeaA luc lower few Christmas Ca" ouri'u
ouoati1ns nominal at -, Exports, tbdfb ~ Hl '"
thoce shipping - i5a - 6p Common Z" tdlT, "4af,
STEADY, Poor 10 God COWS - !JG~ us
jUaI Ju Texans uuUlualy -.,H@i '''-
SUrFI' Receipt. 100 bead, shipments. .oL lee H1. e
steady generally Common 10 Medium, - "47" 0' "'''
hWCc, ri0-j; Extra -
Louis l5HOG--Recetpa b,ItN hchd slllneil-'
LOCO heal very iAghi, - 5af 90 fnI"r7'
- 30 Packing $GaO - Butchers To Fancy - ''~
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
p NEWyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY DECEMBER l8 1891

exports coastwise 23s bales Sales 1000 bales stock
JS.g37 hae- - 49, " "
NEw.oRLEANs. Dec. l6,-Cotton quiet Midnng llssc.;
Low abiding llc.i Good Ordinary. IOi2 receipts,
Oaes gIoss l222l bales; exports TO France 1887
Dalcsi saies 5000 bales; stock. 309.30S bales.
NohFoLk Dee l5-CottOn dull Midding IL i2c; net
ces LOB bales expOrtso Great Britain, 31Ot bales
'3aiWse SIS bales sales sac bales; STOCK 69235 bales.
fhAptLffiiA Dec. l5-CottOn quiet; Mlndlmg 12iac.;
Low Mddlng III &C.; Good Ordinary 1856; net receipts.
40 Dae gross l3i bales exports to Great Brai LO00
saies splnnerS 2O3 bales: stock. 2n47l bales.
SAAhNAli Dec l5-cottOn quiet; Middling, II 1c Low
sInuthg loc Good Ordinary, lO4c. net receipts 1904
eAots 10 The Continent 5,25O bales coastvise 22l 3
4 I I L'OO bales last evening, 500 bales stock
81 LOUIS Dec 15Cotton quiet; Midding, II SC; Low
mlhullhg llci Good or inary, lOiac; receipts, 1910
bales -'
,wnNGroX. Dec l5-cotton dull; Middling, IL @c Low
az. .'hig M IlHlec Good ordinary luo net receipts.
- ocS exports coastwse, lOG3 bales stock, 234jO
EUROPEAN Markets
LIVERPOOL Dec l5-2:0O m.Pork-Prime Mess Eastern
nun AZ 'o' 60 western duii at IB BacOnC Cum beTiani
I ~ % snort Clear nrIner az 30. Hams-Long CUT
dull at pr Shoulders dul S7l for new. Bee-India
Mess dul at 81; Extra Mess, firm at ms Prime Mess duh
a. W laid-frime cstcT duh at 560d. TallOW- Prime
wv steady at 40. Turpenune-Sprits. steady at 4OGd
IO7lh-flne du at ll6d: Common steady GJd Cheese
American Choce steady Lard oil here Flour
No :. spring. arm az 1919. Winter New Western, hrm
~ iulU. COrn-Mi1cd steady az 5lO2d. COttOnseed OIL
5HtIy At 8Hd. IurDentino-SDuts at London. dun at
LONDON Dec l5-3OO D. m-Calcutta Ldnse,d 4s 81. por
quLtcf.. sperm Oil &G7G2G5 Pjle ROsIn 1D
lu6d .Sprts rurDonuuc 4U. per cwt Refined Petro
ir,Iin, 0'ratd spirits OF Petroleum. dalOd. eaon.
ANTWERP. Dec. l5-PctrOeum lSi, for nne palO
American WicoNs Lard closed li6 francs 100 los
hAAh- Dec. lJ.-Wicox's Lard closed NJ 40 francs
BRfNRN. Dee I5-Wicox's Lard closed at - marks 80
pelsz per no pounds Petroleum marks 10 picnnngs
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
EUROPEAN MARKETS
financial.

A LII VINO are interesUet IN railroad business
aud Mileage ttttistcs 5lUIlI get THE TRIBUNE AL
MANAI-pI vi h1Hr'tit ,1rs :, Gslti ~ nat
RANkERS and CAPITALISTS viii want to
h get the Tribune Ammo fpr lSS gives tho hgIres
United Sltos s5geno lal 1kp5lItIro slo5 1873 PRICE
25ccatsJ ~ IA.
GAS STOCKS and City Il. Il. Stocks and Bonds
~ bought and sIm r. T. HEWIrr. 81 Exchange-psce-
EWYNNE q DAY,
~ No - WALI~Sr.
Transact 4 GENERAL BANKITG AND BROKER
ACE BUSlNIsS IN RAILWAY SHARES. BONDS. &c
OFFICE UIE TOLEDO DRLFnos AND)
BUKtIsGTOS n. Il. co..
TOLEbO, OuO Nov 10 1881. )
NOTICE ia hereby given that there will .be a
~ meeting of tho stockholders OF THE TOLEDO DEL
PHOS AND BURLINGTON Il, r. CO.. held at the princi.
Ta ohce Of tie In the city Of Toledo Ohio. at
O'Clock TUESDAY, December % 1881 for the
voting articles -oidaton Of said company with
the Toledo, Cincinnati and Louis H. r. co. corporation
Of IA" states OF Indiana and Illinois, and for the purpose Of
tHnsacung such other business may before said
meeting.
transfer books will close Dec lG reopen D.
by order OF tho Bouul Of Directors.
HEEBEEr STEWARD Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
COTTON MlRKgrs-BY rELegR>rr

TIyyurCOi, Dec l5-l23O "a m-Cotton-Thcrc Is n0icr-
NJ Jut urYi nIdlllug Upiauds, GSed; Mfiug orleans
non EXPORTS receipts 800 bales Including 1000 bale,
American Futurcs- piands Low Mdd NJ clause. Dccem
btr and January delivery ug1. do January ana ttb afY
delivery, biazd do February and March delivery o-I a. 10
cd do May and june daiIycry 6aiad do. Juno ana
July delivery, OiId. DO July and August dol' cry C<'sd
Futures HcAdy
si. Midding Orcsns Gil ed. Low Mddug Uplaud C'Iod
Good Orlinry ~ lands Gyiod: ,.. ,
LIsEmuOL, Doc lj-3.OO p. m.-Futurc- IpiGnds Low
Miidhn. clause March and April delivery, caar.t
LIyEAIOOL, Dr 20 $50 D. Iu.-lhc Ui ihc daJ IN
cluar1 g.. O bales American
LIyLRlOOi. Dec I. y. n.loitonF FuturesJ L pland7
Low Middlng clause, June aud Julv delivery O-'sgd do
july and August delivery, GTd.
I1NLLrUuI, Dec. li- 900 m-Ccttuu- Futurrs-l p'ahuH
Middling clause. March and Apn delivery Oigdi dh
DO. IUrc and July delivery. Giaisd.
AUGUSTA. Dec ls- Cotton quiet Mtiding. llci Low
Middhug lNhc Good Ordinary lJc receipts. l,ui' pMea
BALuMoAi, Dec Ib.-Cotion qllet; Mddnng, llNoi Low
MiddluR II cs Cool ordinary lulfC. gross receipts I'@
bales exports cua-tHIbo JDO bales stock 42.2i9 bales
MlddnF. II &C., Good ordinary. lO'sci net ceepth l7S'
bales. tOck. i,DUI bales
CnAgLEsIoS, Dec. Ij.-Cotton dull Middlmg II Ecs Low
Mi1dng, lliB0ll &c, bOod Ordinary, lu4ialu4C c TT
cciptz g. 20 bales: export, 70 81. . britain 32i5 bales
cOa,twsc, 3iJ5 bales sales. 1000 bales STOCK IO'9OO
bales. -,
AZ. ing. lic COOL Ordinary lulIc; receipts .G pAo'
spn, Bts lJ2Z bales. sales 50 balos, stock OZ3z Daes
GALVESTON. Dec. lotion weak Mlddlnf II &c Low
Middi,n 7ej Good Ordinary 1oae net TeoeiPts 900
iIu,G-7 bales
LOUISVILLE Dee lj.-Cotton Guet. Middling. II ~
MEbrA Dec. l5-CoitOu du NlddnnE II 'ec.' rrcelpta
2,lSg Dales shipments l,42G bales; sales. oOO JacS'
MOBILE Dee I5-Cottnn dun; Mddlug II 9ci Low MID
dDg. ~ scJ Good Ordinary lOo neE receipts V4- DAsss
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16

The following are the quotations for securities on
the Free List:
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
Bankinl tjouse5 ar0 Bankers.
Diui0cno Noilces.

Diui0rn0 Noilces.
OFFICE OF CHICAGO, ST. PAUL MNSEAPoLLs AyD)
OMAHA RAILWAY CONPANY,
52 BROADWAY, NEw-lOBK, Dec 10, 1881.
1 DIVIDEND of one and thTee-quaTtcrs
y I9s per tho preferred capital stock Of this
Company has been declared payable at this oce the 10Th
dy ~ January l~ 10 OF record 1T the C se Of
business the Bis lay 81 December. lS~l.
hv the Company viii be closed the 3lst
aAy december l1sl rrOpeuei 23d day Of
January, l0~2. X. T.. FLOWER, Treasurer.
THR MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
lgJ HEOADWAY. NEW lOKk, DaC. Is, 1881.
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND ol / - percent on
the Clil stock OF hs Company viii be paid at the office
uf Company and alter January 3 l-,2 The transfer
hooks Will close on tho 10th inst. January 4,
1882 \. H. ALE 2. Treasurer
OFPCE or me ONO SoUIHEgN RALgoAD Co.
10 Bro ADWAY NEw.YORR.)
COUPONS of the first mortgage bonds of this
\ company December l. viii be paid at the COrbin
banking Company, 10 BToadHay, NeN-l ORR.
HENRY GRAVES, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
oIFlcE oE 10 EyESlNs ~ 49, n Go4FA %

SAN ELANCIsCo, Dec H. 1901
TTNUE FATHER DE SMET .,
CoNSOIIpArEp GOLD MINING CoMPANG,
d.ared dividend No. l6 Of 20 cents per share yabe az
~, pnice of LAIDLAW & CO. No. "a WallsL January D.
loe-' liANsi'A Oo W II. DF,AS. Sec'y.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16

from The principal Atlantic ports for weeks end
ing December TO- and from January l, 1880, and
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16

OFFIcE uP CoprER QUEEN MINING COMPANY, !
"a AND 8B THOMAs-sT, NEW-A YORK, Dee 10, loSl.)
VVHF Board or Directors OF TINS company
bayo ms dly declared monthly dividend NO. n OF
,r-, Itry FIVF, THOUSAND DOLLARS; also an extra
t,,iIand Of TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, pay
khoders oi record and after January ), 1852
transfer books close December ~ and reopon January D.
i' (. ZECkENDOEF, sec. aud Treas.
A. HAYES jr.. President.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16

hEL, tNIIIE NA1I.NAL EANH,
NEw-h oyE, Dec. lO ls-l,
T'IE ANNUAL NETTING Oi the stock
holders ~ this bank Tor the election % Directors will
De- held 81 H banGs house. NO 4yI broadway Oh Tuesday
January $50
Poll. open iron, j. ~. On m.
u1drI u tlr HUarl.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16

The following were the receipts and shipments a
and from Chicago and milwaukee, to-day;
tSeceipBs. a'tp 131Jf
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
Citp propertp 90 Lei.

I OFFS to let with power; good lights. $40
IL West 23t-st