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New-York tribune., 1881-12-26


Arcr-1,. Dc. ~. cotton a. .iot. NdnnZ lic: Low
MlddAur ic. 5D'I Ordinary IU-c. fefri-A l-I' hai's
.ir1voEl. 1,e eco-tcn l-t 'ulflar. d e- low
iai's -.lcs s5n "a - sta-,. 52-l II hale
Fferpg Lf.--U quiet Aluutlue. " '@r.. Low
MiddIur &C.. Ordinary. lu'r.. net r-rs1t. 40
bars exports 20 Great Lfttin, +'' ta'r- rtocA ." 800
'tItrL-sroy Dec e;-Coiton 'u' Wlrd'nr u tsr.. Low
sida.lue r-. Good brltArt, lu.sftu nrt
criy. 2Gt tn.. exports 90 Ilnc' l''l "arf rsle- 'jj
itfvTsToy Dec gf- arrou went. NIcouur IlHc. Low
MiaaIur lie. Cool ordinary, 100 net receipt , 20
bt'- coast" - tii Ha''' 900 "" Hl'7
Lorl,yIlIl. Dee 2..-Cottor quiet N1Hmr. llat
NIsFui, "i.-t 0pu Grl iiduHfar lItH. rrgc'rfH
~, p4es. shipments. Jol bAe-; -ara Co bales. eioc.
Horrg bc- Cotton dun. Misd,r- ~ 'gc.. Low ND
ding To- r.. OTltry Iurc r". rr.~pts 5000 ia,s
exports coaHw.sc, l0l2 JarH, H-'H %,o bales stH~
SEw.JaLE 49, Dec 2i.-Corroa quiet: M;drus. - s-o
Low Niuuuu-, llu. G'o4 p.t.fffy, ".f H'. ~ t.7,
i4I bale; l1o-~ 1870 bale Nofs 10 GIai Britain
NOEyOLA. Dec. 20 elton Ca NdGIng, lI.r. nNi rc
cei.is exports g. trrtf Brtil, Ani' btl'a
cotsfvg saie-. 10 btir, src. -,'l DIi,s
PHuAuyLlluA ItC. - Cotton quiet; Nigaliug. l-4r,
Low Nidlur. ID Good Drilarf. lntr.. net receipts
NJ bales cxloTta .Icnt Brian ouJ Dass faos ri4afs
s,gAxSAIi pee 4-Cof,1n quiet; Nucdrnr lli.c. low
Mlddung. lore Good Ordinary, l"f.. not 1P's, s. I"'
exports 10 t1' tuIuA-li. j. $50 '.1. 'ufaiF 'f'
asoG bass Ele7, 100 bac- last evening l,IJ' Oait-
~ ioii- DC "a Cotton cuet. Nl1IInr. y &c. Low
Middilg. lie. Good tTlin,~y, II'ac, iptS 2N,p
bao,. shipments dO'' palas; s'.oa 4o- bDI-', stock
Wii.'SsIGx Dec 2L-co,on dun. Midiliug. Il Sc Low
GG 10 G.e-i Britain 1909 bales stocl l''7
bales
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

4l2s State bonds were quiet, and prices generally
were easier but the Tennessee Us ana Loulslana ma
consols were very we'll sustained. The market LOT
railroad bonds sympathzed with the decline IN
stocks and there was no improvement IN the ue-
mand TOR the investment classes.
The transactions in stocks for the week amounted
10 3267, T35 shares, against 1,73O 400 shares LOT
the preceding week and 1,52S,476 shares ior lne
week preceding that. The decline III values was
almost continuous but subject u s0me sharp lccoV
cries on the buying of short stocks. sometimes NJ
ii was Northern Pacific preferred that led IN tiie
decline. then Western Union, or the Wabashes' or
Central Of New-Jersey, and finally, the trunk lille
stocks. Atnc time did the market become pamcAyS
there fortunately being a sufficiently large SNORT
interest desirous of securing profits TO Check ahy
such inclination that may have existed ne ~
did not in all cases close at the lowest prizes VI VI
the Wtck. Ia fact, some stycKs actually hol oIiik
wthstool the depressing influences, lut closed WIN
some gain Among The last named class are NoIth-
west which Is per cen, higher tnan week ago,
Delaware Lacka,vanua ami Western, ! per cent
higher and Manhattan l4per cent higher. There vas
a large liauidaion OF tine shOry" interest on the ias
DAY because of the intervention OF rwo holuiN ,.
But nevertheless the week closed with a market
weak and unsettled.
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

Wheat S.s and Corr 4d fESyGns FSC1gs ? 3 g a @
HULL, steam, Wheat Sd PELoTAs ssypo 81 20
pd plS sS iGq and aspcS SmaEs ya chnof eS s
rm Bs more in ballast and back with guaPS 81 Sl; a1
CARDENAS, British brig 23l tons, from Itue bepc
general gsgo 77 Per bbl :. IL nAVoAf and foreign
Sas Ea2s cnsrS sis9snef Is! tG
from Jnekssmvl,s ,1 LumGs1; p5;. sip @ Opuoh NwYoRK,
Schooner 1Ss ons from Bsrdos fruit private trms
gz4MhA 81 81 J6HSs I5i ny r. g. BTish i scio,aSr Ia tons
from Hoboken coal S another M s6 sl i1 ,ece Flour
ETC. gOc per bb net - ARLEsIOWN brig az 3z2 1T tSl'
2y at at .fstd h1 ARTIiAGESk and back
schgoner isS tons geneI7i cargo, & T Schooner ii
o,f Ha ST. Johns n tona 3D. hana a9lc'r eoorSSo p
general carso current rates .A u ana s' paes Br
sh brig tons 800 and FOREIGN port 'arges 3 4 i WI
YORE. brig 232 tons from Hayi Los~ood - s ana ts lVi
fa1[f,' e general iS cargo oands account LAGUs M
NllTA,YliS yri Irg. 4sS tons from pensacola
Lumber - si,w.YGRK. British schooner, 2.9 2.9
IEF@sT s.soorc 95o tons hence stone 4
se423n r. ~ Iron ir9a rs5 @ oHs PSftiser
- D. ana back TO AIiXANDRiA Lumber n BOSTON.
schooner 1879 tons from Fondaut Cement So @h1
s. a is on anolor ions ol Perth AmHoy Pau % go @
other coal shipments from local dcpos u 7o@rl 10 bo '
81 m3Pq D. to ps oa SGyGG1a G@ns Island &4YrqETE
soa6o3or "a tons hence stone an schooner i0I
l.
ts hence u g -eonsr s9 1G9s @7 to- zig ndRee lSS
Phospha,e. ~ and back fom CoOssn. c. 70 I.rab a.
p8lL phosphate - schooueT. from hoVliDS
tn savannah Fertilizers, - MAJ " S"oi,
from NewGr aus, 6o4 bales cotton SEQ - ~ rot
Norwegian bark. !rum New Orleans, Z,"Oo 'h,s,7 ~,
ton, n-si...... BREMEN, Norwegian b'rt' l'-y}s fcr
oil tal a. frOu New-pr.e'l-
Cotton 'nd 9..s for Oh Cake CAPE HAYIl, Bilg . :
tons from doBIe Lumber -, and back 20 direct PlS
north Of Ia;icras Log Wood, - ana tnitlSH ~
charscs BARBADOEs, british schooner from Noriolc TOE
slaves. <lJ... LlNERIO OOL or HANRi. bfIu-ii ".,N
no ION. from Nor0Ik Cotton, SOS net ~
reg ster MARTINIQUE schooner, 1"u tio,l
from JacEfqnyIlle lumber, So and back IRON Ihp lihl
10 Delaware BT,asvat'r Tor orders 81 ana lrr lnNr
charpcs ... PHILADELPHIA, schooner from JaCks"ii
vlr lumber - ID. iiAiIfAA, scoohel' ,@. G from rom
pIilsdDplia 80 HAVANA, schooner, - . oils,
BOSTON, lee - Anothcr. empty hhs, 81 5 - iltOMA
bI. 300 tons Oton, Ice, Si,UUp--, CAlI ~
e. O. H.. bar tons Boston, general afs p'N a.
terms pENED!N and LErfLErON. \. / OaIA'
fIum Boston, Ec1eIai CARO- pfNA" mn,
ClENIUGOE~ and back, British brig o1J IONS HoH' iN
PETEoIfi Af-There was business; the Produce I.L
change closed Petroleum Board met at 10 oeo'A
only To- imuit date!y adjourn. - --., 90, ~,
PHOvIoI o >S-The closing Of tho Xehsnge oausoi d" A
most general s1,prHIOn ol trade N IT o 'lsIohs'
EICE-Quic, changed
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
-. srnrr ,,,nr.rrs- - rrLnnnArn.

PrrrAlo Dec. 2i-CNTrLE- Receipts TODAY 1910 head:
rfa ,rr ~. mus -r 9u'F h.t, &C.,. time last "tek
$40 cJuslrEcl through JIJ I4tAr. LIa bat AOt
uuc 4by higher no Ztlu here sales 0I 'O'd HuIipen ''
: -ug - ~; one ioad Light % a 3.
snHEP AVp -isceipt, today ZOO heai toia ior
y.rk mus far 10000 lead. LOT Lme asi wce-, -uuu
itu ,uu-inned thiou- - oats "lr luEs let sA!r7 n
r 10 .!cc sheep q 25a+i ~; lot 4iK SHEEP and
sfIt. - -. ol. Dol tlmmun yal4I. Lambs 40 80
li- tU Ls $3.50 hnlt tG ior nt,A thus Jar,
a. u r..: fr same week, 81, l,o hc1f. c"DairD' q
Though 80 rArs u4rsst 100 'cr-toy active aua ghrr Tor
of.fr- other grafe. uurIfus"d. - pl fiuu4 e. ,l lee
N,rsers 81 r- ~. Iglt ap 81, s,arf. Guod Medium
ll,ig,f. ., luI<D "O. Gu.l Heavy. 3. I,G-i $40.
~ fs,iI- Dec. Is.-CArILI .ntrry uouias no supply.
Hoe I0eT. .Ls DI.,. lu5hts - 4f5 -, tbSAlLs'
- tIa.-f Lu.glrfr' 10 Fancy, 30 -Jaeb 10
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
nAvANA uAEKEr-.

HAyAsA Dca 2i--as-r 'i4rAe. l..u. hut w.tlg-i baI
thr uuHrlC' uf r'ot Last plpiailIHf lu.7-rf
regular 10 good poia.ilitos. oa = Ie' sold ler
i'I...
u-aL g2e 10 %, pulrluuDn. Ho7a- lnd bIts ~ -
reals. rloca N4IaIoJ-g havana ami 4a'lufIa.
0sU boxes. 1000 bag- a;d GguU Ihd. Receipts u t.r
week 800 boxes 700 bags ant 700 Ad Export. during
tie week. JJI boxes. fF1 $50. ..ptD Ilu- - iuU bass
and hhIs. 90 tie tu4.. -tl.cs spanish Iuu ia.
Exchange A tho United staio 90 ys gold. NaS Iioin-
INN s.l Oa, premium, Oh London Us '-- -
prC4.u.u on Iar4- 4dI . pItL-.AIl
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.


BrFPMo Dec. 2i.-yIour unchanged; wheat nothing
doiu- Nn Hard Du.uth ~ As; so. DO, 81 hsdl - =
White Winter, ~ asol 80. Corn steady; No MiI,d.
81 dGSc. Oats quiet 40 Mixed Western, f~@'u'-.
White DC HsHey nofi'in- 'oug Eyrinaciiyr fIeirhs-
York, Wheat. &c. Corn, A,ci 'ht-, &c
Us,rnad RoccIts-FIour l5lO H.. Wheat, 500 bu-:
Corn ISuUh bush. Oats. 1000 ,h; farley LOO bush
p,iiroaa ~4.pmentl-Eoui, LOO bb-: Wheat. 100 ~
bush. Corn 900 bush; OataoO0 bush; Barcy l-UO
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
THE MONEY MARKET.
sIYEpAY. Dec. 25-P. NJ.

7.
Aoa;n. because of the failure OF the custom House
authorities 10 have prepared the full weekly returns
= ar ,orcI,andise movements at this port, we are
conneIled TO omit our usual tabuated comparison
oftbe foreign commerce. THIS time it is the report
Of tbe exports of merchandise that IS missing That
report until within the last two weeks has been N
vauably pnblished on Tuesday. Considering that
the exports at this time are running unuHu".3
small, il seems as if there was some other reason lor
so long a delay in the publication Oh 'he
renort other than the assgned-a "auV
of clerical force to perform the labor Inc imports
of merchandise for the week ended yeS'ar are
valued at $40. .516 $50 against SS,sOHos9 for the
sono vvee, of 1890 which makes a total since Jan
,,or This We of Sf31 607 1913 against S469, 9,4O4-
7o1 for the same time last year. The imports of
speeie last week amounted only to S4S,7ll against
50 500 667 for the week Of 1880. The total imports
OF specie since January this year have amounted
70 S5e 400. .OG6 against ST., 1915 for the same
time in 1880, and the exports of specie have been
sto oo1 5o5 tbis wear AGAINST So 7G9 866 last yecr
week ago we estimated the actual condition OF
the bank reserves to be about S1,500.OOO better
than the average reported in the statement OF that
date The estimate probably was S3OO,ooo OF
$500 600 too liberal During last week the opera
tions of the SubTreasury netted gain 70 the BANKS
Of G3. S2S13 but it averages gam OF ony
S2.3f5,OS0. The interior movements, so
far as known. were about 100000 against
the banks, say an average loss OF $0OoOoo'
Yesterdays statement of av RACES shows an
addition TO the reserves of $2,444,70o. The
doposits are increased $500, 500, which sum is
100000 smaller than the amount of increase winch
the other changes call for At the close of business
Friday night the amount of cash held by the banks
probably was 81 100000 moro than the sum re-
ported as the averages for the week. The result Of
the weeks movement as reported is surplus over
the rule Of 25 per cent, of 81, 543 800 place OF
deficit of $271 200 By the preceding statement
The following are the comparative totals of the
stataments of December II and December y.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
COsINIG PhICEs OF EO@fON NTOCNs.
Boston, Saturday. Dec. 2f, l-Sl.

Tomorrow will be observed as the Christmas
holiday and the Exchanges will all remain closed
TIE Stock Exchange Tuesday, viii open for bu5-
ness at II o'clock a. III.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

oUGAR-Rav firm At 7c for Eair; Sars. 1875 hhds and
l. boxes Crntrf1gi 90 dj' test Ssg5sc and $50 Dags
IerIqrara tfusa TO Rednci quiet prices unchanged
esccp Granuated which scare Was quoted A. o'
Iur tu.iuy' = delivery, though pitc, iuf ut1i WtcA
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW-GORK, Saturday, Dec. 81, 1881.
SUES-U Unchanged.
c0FFEIl~fio du, weak and nominal Mid quiet and
cOrroS~spo cotton ' ~ quct and mchaared sales on
the spot s12 Des 30 bales last evening", including
peTe4ed on contract 4G6 Gaies Tuime. %c ~ iG"
eS Ii36i8i2Gj Janiary I21sGi5l3; febraTy I% IA
i. iO March l2559l2Gi; Aprl 74@l2.73. Nay, l2s9
@1T r Froes i6r Rnrs a1i Mngns Dcceaber s. ii e ~
isnq1' si Nay y1g Fcle is!f A9sas a AgG @
Closing prices for cOntractDecemoor. I2o2; Janu
T Ana II 26ai27 sy i2sai2e nAITh June iSos
aI3o4 July I$'l44l%l4i AnYSpst, =, l%2$@l@24. sep
5Ssa fnS%5 aasieIaDe % ORDERS lbs NO''Oe
FLOUR AND MEAihe ~, !orlc p, dGAshss 11 & was elossd
with Light business at IJeyous o =, ons. BYE FLOUR
-wHLAT-M MarSet raed very ina at lsas.c. ad
4S N 2 Winter Red q On sa sa SaS DID, sG ad 1
ing ii 4zi. ola UngIaied ed at u $0@S 4l No white at
Choice allwaakoe a y 2G7s delivered 40 Eed ior
Jangs 81 a ilS5l s IA o or % HerqsI r y HI - y = 20
quiet ana unchanged coin siriy active and ,aac
No Mixed. nnd old DO Tor Janpay at Golas7Gc;
ISF II xG fSee n BOARD 70 '"OO' '"'" -'o
Hay AND sTRAW-frade le active. receipts increasing
Sediam Timothy ~ 75Gs5c SLIPPING Gfadts per 10
n 65q7oc Clover mixed per 100 n 7Og7J Clover per 100
n % q55e sraS S5 go aye Be, . 19n r. 59s5se srq1S
~ DfiDEs-Demand moderate prices about steady however,
10 26 h, 22c, santa he seconds nt lec
mos u ~ lioatrViedeo seconds 2l 10 2l d. 1t y &C..
Ley run, Rio Gfande Ok ~ = H. Al ~ &C.. mo-. a. 81
al &C. mos selected; Cy slaughter 20 B ga,c cash
HOPS-Quiet aud nominal Crop Of 1881, Choice 2Ga2SC
Prime .&d2Ic; Fair 10 GOJd, ln0.c Eastern
zoe: crop es0. Good 10 Pdne lazoc, Crop ss
TO Fair SC. Crop OF 1873, Fair 10 Prime. 70ljc.
LEATHEI-latheT more inquiry for HcEiock sole. The
all at work and fun average bCsnesa is
done. hases continue be- made
Gcirnt quantities o sa ~ ihIaedas needs been
uniformly the practice for many mo- this past bu be
uand guar and prices sirafy Stocks well assorted
there benz air supply o Kinds. except yey plump Good
Damaged Tor pump sole WORK There continues 20 ne good
inquiry leather fUr export Union Bark~ moving
steadily prices al The late Ge lue. IL ps te
aud lJs9 alea Exports. ,Sla -ies,vl 1850
- England 1910 10 Ahe Continent and j. 10 other
destinations.
mol sssES-New- Orleans quiet unchanged.
NAVAL EICNES--i 1Ciiange closed. an the stT u
sp,rits Tdrpentne quoted al bJC.
OILS-G iict unchanged.
OCEAN FuEIGH1c-AbOut steady rates; trade The
berth quiet charters ty general tay active al L
tonnage scarce ana rates "a q rule u NEhIOCI
steam. Wheat a02si; Provisions, l5s Cotton yea I'd
LONDON. steam, 10000 bash- Grain. Od..... GLAoAW
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

The banks now hold in cash--Specie and legal ten
ders-S3 Oi S. 500 more than the sum held year
Tho loans now are $21 046, 200 greater than then
and the deposits are $20.3s0 400 greater, so that
the reserve required by the 20 per cent rule now Is
S5O95, 100 more than it was year ago. Hence the
surplus now is only 81 .543, 800 against $3619,9OO
then, and the proportion of total reserve now Is
1854 against 2G.35 per cent at the same date of
1880
The following are the totals of tho statements at
the corresponding date for preceding years:
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. yesstis and R1iirO1ds.
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Dec. II. 1891.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
GlInallons rOaHLe1--f females.


4 Protestant SERVANTS BUREAU.
A,-An kinds Of good. competent female servants. Ger
man and Otncr girls ioF city untry also
haIp ana cOUged At tie large, o;-estaJhsAed
pEOTESTANT HOME BUREAU, i3o btb-aVe, iourth
house aOOye lOthst
ADVEKTIsEMENTo FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL. BE RECEIVED AZ LIN
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. ,Z3S BIoadway, corner LhiNy.
trsts, 500 West Twenty tlrist, corner Ilghth-lye-
~ East Fourteenths; corner Union square $50 Th.
ave- corner Fortysevenh-st; az the HARLEn OFflCESs
Nos lO0l and 1900 Thiriaye, corner one hIIl1iedT9l
twentydfth-st ~ % ?. m, az regular hcs Ilts%
COOK, WASH, IRON.-By German girls Lor
I / citT or country Can be seen at the PROTESTANT
HOME UALAU, l3S Ghaye, fourth house above I0thst
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

This result gives 1-10 per cent on the combined
capitals Of S53. .2O4 704. Whether the resuit would
be as favorable that If the two lines were oper-
ated As competitors, ii easy 10 guess.
Government bonds generally were dull, and at no
time during the week was the business large.
Prices were irregular. finally resulting advances
In the bids for tine continued Is of 2 and for the As
of d per cent and decline Of q por cent for the
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
THE NATIONAL SUoT Ayp f.
kuyV NnRE DHp
.TOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.

GnIrPON NO q due January lst prox, on the SIX PER
CTST CAIRO EXT NSlON BONDS OF this company, viii
he nm ON presentation the agency Of the company In the
Sv o York NO il Pinest, and after January 3
Wy - CHARLES WALSH, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
1iflanriaL.

A LII who ara Interested in railroad business
and mileage stlti5tics should get THE TRIBUNE AL
hANACtor l5sl n9g cetlg. orce - csltI oynN.
RANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
- get the Tribune Almanac Tor 1884, IL gives the agures
UnltedSites R5vo1ue and EKpenit1re since 1873 Proa
.5ceuts D
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
oDt,oT -NVD WFSTERN RAILROAD

y COMPANY Nos. 81 and 80 south DIST fila epnii
The Coupons maturing January Ioo' on w 1
q M n raad ply viii be paid. and after thai date at
me Planters and Mechanics Bank oI FeterspuiE' Va
=. ALuLLML.L.L LrNAanror.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

NV. YORK. Dee. y. Issl
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stock
holders Of tho sTATIOSi.ks' BOARD OF Trade,
election OF for th year 7 and the trausac
tiou other viii b. held nj the occ No % and
80 NaS,4u-sI, ON ~ bSDAN, JANUARY :, ls,2, at =
o'clock y. CHARLES ID. II y tI.h
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

in wholesale house Is mtehlgent active an ooglng;
een fulsh references. Address tSEt CLMAA BOX 10.
Tribune ORIG
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD

N I1IlIUIIN I'M III.
" GoNPIEY Nos o. and 80 south 3dst. Philalel1 1ha;
Tle C0uu0n8 maturing January 1882 on the Enargei
fo,gr FOuds OF the Virginia AMI tennessee Isaillo1u
Cuutuy All ur paid aud after tlat date az N. mon
NatlSnal Bank of New.York WILLIAM Il. MACpO" LII"
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

OAEeCs RAILWAY AsD NAVIGATION COMPANY
~ No. 20 SAssAU-sT, NgW-YoRK, Dec -, 1881.
NWR the purpose of determining the rights of
subscription at par, to th6 stock OF this company
The transfer books w DC closed December IS 1884, and
opened January :, 1882.
7. II. TYNDALE,
Assistant Secretary,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26

NATIONAL. BANK OF COMMERCE IN
" Ne EV.YORK-DIVIDEND. 4 seui annual dlVluthi
OF FOUR "a PER CENT has been declared upon the cptai
s'oSA Va 'ii' 4' - RICHARD KING, Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
rTNO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF the METRO
i PoLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY COMPANY

Todra.ono ~ Iu'rc natfr' thli m glar1rteo o' tho
ftpcA Of elevated railroads by tha Manhattan company
rIcIe4 OBLIGATION wul'y,T VIII not ID" Ict tu' ~ m
Irprrc1re, W ic taken 90 protect the ~ it' 81
STOCK B. H. hNt-l-i+NND'
New-York tribune., 1881-12-26
rORFOIK AND WESTERN RAILROAD


n CCNpANY Nos. 81 aud 80 south 3d'st, Philadelphia
Iho Coupons maturing Jauua ls on nr second MOat-
80, Norfolk and Pe;er5uufg Rroad company
i be paid alter Ina date AZ tbs !Aeaags
Bank OF Norfolk, Va WILLIAM u hAOOO" ILL.,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-03

away at one stroke this alcoholic curse
and leave our beloved country entirely
from the damniDg influences of this tral-
dc, then I too would disinherit the
above objections; but, until then. we
had better content ourselves WIFI the
Incubation of temperance, and the more
thorough promulgatien of the doctrine
of our Christian religion.
Excuse me for occupying so mucn
space; and. in conclusion, will say, that
notwithstanding my views as herein
expressed, will submit to majority;
30 if the prohibitionists have a majority
they will find most humble servant
in IRON.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-03
Order. Of Publication.

II
In the Circuit Court OF Iron County. No.,
| I'm vacstion-Fcb. 18th. 1881:
The State OF Missouri 1t the relation and
| to the use Of James BufJrd. Collector
| Of the Revenue Of Iron County, No.,
John F. r. Edwsr cin'tI I. F. Garner and
all unknown interested parties.
faction TO Enforce Payment Of Taxes.l
Now ut this day comes the plaintiff,
James Bufori. collector Of the revenue OF
Iron county. Missouri, and files his Pc
titi0n and affidavit. setting forth among
other things, that the defendants, /. n Gar.
ner and all unknown interested parties,
are non-resitlents If the State Of Missouri
and can not be summoned In this action
BY the ordinary process Of law; it IL, there
fore. ordered by the clerk Of the circuit
publication be made, notifying said de-
PENDANTS that nm action has been COM
menced against them In the circuit court
Of said county, the object and general ua-
ture Of which IL enforce the lien Of tho
State Of Missouri for back taxes for the
year 1879. on the following real estate, be-
longing to said defendants, to wit:
The south half Of the southeast quarter
OF section ~, township 81. range west;
IAN itemized statement In the nature or
q tax bill. showing the amount Of taxes
now due on said real estate, for the years
Aforesaid, amounting In the aggregate to
the sum Of $40, IL fled with said petition
rs provided by law.) And unless they be-
and appear Mt the next term Of said court.
to be holden for said county Of Iron. and
State Of Missouri, at the courthouse In said
county, on the fourth Monday In April
next 1881. and on or before the sixth day
thereof III the term shall 30 long continue;
and. IL not, then before the end Of the
term). and plead. answer or demur TO aaid
plsintifrs petition. the same will. be taken
rs confessed, judgment rendered In &C.
cortiance with the prayer Of said petition.
and said real estate, or 20 much thereof
rs may be necessary 10 satisfy said judg-
ment, interest and costs. be sold under q
special heri facias to ne issued thereon.
1t Is further ordered that copy here
Of be published according 10 law In the
''Iron county Register. /" q weekly news.
pape, published In said county Of Iron,
Ind State Of Missouri.
JOS. HUFF, Clerk.
A true cory:
Attest, with seal. this 18th day OF
SEAL February. 1881.
JOS. HUFF. Clerk
Iron County Circuit Court.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-03
Order OF Publication.

In the Circuit Court Of Iron county. No.,
In vacation-February 2Sth, 1881:
The State of Missouri at the relation and
TO the use Of James Brford. collector Of
the revenue Of Iron county, Missouri,
against
James w. Clark and ali unknown Int :
ested parties.
Action to Enforce PAYMENT Ot Taxes.
NOV at this day comes the plaintiff,
IN James Buford, collector Of the rev.
enue of Iron county. Missouri. and flea
his petition and affidavit. setting forth
among other things that the defendants
are NOM residents Of the State OF Missouri
and cannot be summoned In this action
BY the ordinary process Of law; it 10,
circuit court Of Iron county, Missouri,
In vacation. that publication he made.
notifying said defendants that an action
has been commenced against them Ia the
circuit court Of said county. the object aud
general nature of which IL to enforce the
lien OF the State of Missouri for back tax
es for the years 1878 and 1879, on
the following real estate. situated In Iron
county, Mo-, belonging to said defend
East half of section Is, township 81.
range 2 west;
An itemized statement In the nature OF
a tax bill showing the amonnt OF taxes
now due on said real estate. for the years
aforesaid, amounting I'm the aggregate to
the sum Of 50 80 II hled with ssid petition
~ provided by law.) And unless they ba
and appear at the next term OF said court.
to be holden for the county Of Iron, and
State Of Missouri, Mt the courthouse In ssid
county, on the fourth Monday In April
next (lSSl). and Oh or before the sixth aiay
thereof (if the term shall 10 long continue:
and. u not. then before the end Of the
tcrm). and plead, answer or demur to said
plaintiffs petition. the same will be taken
~ confessed. Judgment rendered In Accord
ance with the prayer Of said petition, and
said real estate, or 40 much thereof 40 may
he necessary to satisfy said Judgment. In
terest and costs, be sold under . pecial
neri facias TO be issued thereon.
Ii ~ further ordered that COPY hereof
be published according 10 law In The ..Iron
County Register weekly Newspaper
PuoIished In said county 81 Iron, and
JOS. HUFF. Clerk.
A true copy:
Attest, with seal, this 18th day Of
r.r.,, February. 1881.
tJ JOS. HUFF. Clerk
Iron County Circuit Court.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-03

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