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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-05

sc Nahha Refined IN 9sl. a, re- dc e e5 iBa
lie Tr iii W Arnold reports Crude CertheaissS
a. follows Market opened 10 NJ united Sss Sc II 30
"a % and Z? q ne % 5c 1880 and is6p si
hi;bc5t CSC lowest sac sellers option January o1 fS
bruary -8sci March $50; April GG 46S AVERAGE
Ss 2o5 nn,gG Shipments 6oI total for month iS'i'
a'sIaSS K%Exporr trading Is st limited 2na
spse gat y y eba sa e ae @5 Ns. for e1P9
s7 30: New do quoted 2oaslo T 2,a. 80; do Janu
ary and February, Fs l5a$l5 80 ~ III 5Odsi5
Family Mess so 5odtl6; city Extra mn" ar demand
o5oicI 81 5569l so our MEATS u mg sc[tG
request fa ulenangsd prizes. s9l sbonsr 7d7c
picIcd Hans qaGlOisc: Smoked shoulders sac
DDs + liz 90 demand 9sf 1 a 9ooq Long ana Snort clear
hllfand-halt 95sa8aIc II ~, lauood tIa77c
Prs na BTMarte declined !oo I D. aud
9 rycs cIISr T aanG 2S Moderate and on
seG9 oI1 is s'ET prime steam sPo 4saa 5c
life $500 tcs January, 10 = eSsi
Id tc m she closing she 1000 tcs May ilgh
al 97igc closing Lobe june closing l2c SY 9' re
ane Sst anotcG G5c Continent RUTTEE-MarEet wi
Guotable change Choice ana Fancy dos Stale Cfcam
ery Good Choice state ,ali fTNn Ice -
S sS State 6ay FlS "f Fair to o S,ts
TUBS POOR t. choice 1sd2Gc Western crsamcTy . tap
noi pr ga Choice 5a84c Western Factory. Poor 10
choice l2a2sc . CHEFS E-Market very hrm on strictly
choice with fair inquiry. Medium and Common
and unsettled state Factory Common TO Fancy "a ~,
Western Flat Fair Prime Si2a ll'4c; Chtddai' rt
Choice Gal Sc skins Poor TO Choice 8d9c 90
rket rather inlet very frn choice fresh WHICH 9
stli scarce Long Island and nearby, 3iaJ6c6 ~gr az
Pernsvyauia 9Oq32c.: Western Fresh 2Hd3Oc an ls
27a5Sc southern 2ia2Sc. Fair to Good LINED Zl@@o'
RICE.-Quirt unchanged
SEEDS.-Culct, unchanged ,,,roIv
SJGAR-Raw duh, unchanged; Fair RehnihE ,n'ttyy
nominal. 7Ac in some cases quoted 2%' os 0c chi
Refined dali Crushed aud Cubes lOc; Powdered gsai
Loaf idaiOisci GRADUATED 9'c ConieconerCC g "A 49,
Nfouidg QaIo; standard A." 9isN3 3. &c; ou
&C.; white Extra &C" sNa9'c; Yellow do do '|4'H'"
Yellow &c" 7asO7Ac. yellow, lD1hC 80. ,,a.a,,zc
sTEARIN ~ nchanged duh Prime city u 't@ll 60
TALLOM-Quiet steady sales 10, OUV DE- a. ~
WOOI-Mesars fallDWeli q COburn, OF boston, say ~
wool market very duh, and prices show so,nt
from iast weeks quotations The sales which FOR TINS so
~ the wear are very Vht consist al NOS entirely OF
WOOL The sales Of washed wool an grades nludcd 1907 up
yp3 100 ms We question whether 80 small a. amount '
been rc ported for week during the iat zen t
Iacst report from Mclboumo Ausrhlia quotes an
hut no "aBpreCahie decline ana we near ,'t
1000 bales or about 4jOOUOo Hs, have been houE ~"
American account Is not large amount ono, ui's
tbrtr De- "a material decline eitherG cLnurnro az lov
II "a NOT sc. 10 be Increased We sec NaG reason iu
here and w shall continue 10 hu
maj ,yth revival VI during tho Currc0t month"; e
prircs vi be rcrained" Ire - 1s Tor the Week ~
,f oq3 100 M, Wa,l"d wool; o. 400 ms Sc1uI~l "n'l
lbs Uuwasle,l 10000 DO PuLcd ana N~hs I10Vo U.s.
.,HsIH
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corrnY MARKEr.-RY rRLEHRApm

IIvyurooG. Dec. 1880 D. m.-Cotton-Markct easier,
Hading Upands Giiisd; Mladlng orleans b'Isd sales
5000 bales including 900 bales for speculation shd "N
port receipts bales including 10000 bales Ameto Az
Futures-C ylands Low Mddng clause December delivery
6d; do December and January delivery G4l2gd also bi
January and February delivery csa12d also hod 40
February and March delivery. cad; do March and pm
and June deyery, I'D aso G7sd and July deliy
6zd. also G' do July and August delivery. blnd
LIyEEIoo, Dec. 300 p. m.-Tno tho DAY In
cluded 1900 bales American. -
LIygmoOL, Dec. 3-2nO p. m.-Futures-Uplan Low
January delivery Gea2d do January and February delivery
azd February aud March delivery, GAsyd also bt
Gas sd; do March and April delivery cad do April and
May delivery 62sggd; do May and June delivery rod DO
and July delivery 6zTsqd Putures closed steader
CHARLEsToN, Dec. f.-COttOn stoady MddnR II &C. Low
Bddng Ii 'c Coca Ordinary, l07gc net reoePUA 3s4o
exports Great Britain H. 100 bales u the CoDtnon
2gO6 bales. sales 5000 bales: stock ll3.O04 baleA
GALVESTON. Dec 3-COJLon firm hddlns, II iso.; Low
Mddng, III Sci Good Ordinary l0Hc net receipts 3so
bales; sales 1928 bales, stock, V6,376 bales
MRNFHls Dec. 3-COttoB firm Aiddlling, II 'gc.i re
cept 3729 GALES shipments 1880 bales sales LOO beS
stock. ~. l3D bales 80,
ding llall isci Good Ordinary lO4GI0Si net receipts
2z bales exports coastEise 1874 bales sales LOO bales
stock, l,BiS bales
HKwOhLEANs Dec. 3.-Cotton steady; MiddnnE II Sc;
Middng IL l4c Good Ordinary l02lci nrt receipS
667S bales 1906 bales export To France lbS9 Da
sales 5000 bales last evening 600 baos; STOCK ZoSoio
bales
SAVANNAH Dec. 3.-Cotton quiet Middlny ll7iac; Low
Middlng llci Good Ordinary, lOec. net receipts b2OA
bales gross 672s bales exports Great Britain 1913 bales
3OS bales sales $500 bales. last evening ZUOO
bales stock l00.655 bales.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY DECEMBER s. 1891

42fad. -
LIt ERPool- Dec. 3OU Breadstuds-Corn steady at
oud per GENITAL Tor New Mixed Western: Flour, ln6d for
western Peas o. O GENITAL Canadian. Wheat tHbd
dIHltd Tor California White; 99ddl0jd. for California
club; lGl Ia III for Rod Western Spring.
LONDON, Dec $500 .. m.-Cacutta Linseed, 40 per
quarter s9em on e5SGe5o per ton; Pale Rosln alS
leum, Cd spirits OF Petroleum. 9ied0lcd. per Gallon.
Common HOsD. 3D. Llnseed on e2J 5'd&25 l0 per tOE
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

BNrrioGr, Dec 3-"o"on firm Wding ~ -. t tIn
Iytrn. - rs FG "o go. tiuilY - 'lg ~ - az
az 50 81 IS DO Io brands = 25q Z 57 Patapeco Family
- 90 wheat-soatheru hghcG western i"l 0"' men
1n q ST. 49, Mgs-fn VIC [i FG.ry 81 ~
l 49, Iarch 2. ~ "tri, ,lt M s5e. No.
yellow. ~ .-.i "ts'.ih 4i1, ,l- qrS dat. her
iiav gic PRIME 10 Cheice rcnn.yyania and Aarviand
DGFr,lc. Dec tronr ungh11c.d wheat o. q Mfe G
a-.at- 52 Tor so iara duluth -a'.s a, I air
Hard Du..tn on pnYte 'E"S SeiH s'!,' via '.
fflc 7car, d. ot tress s7r. 100" rejected q a. '"i.
ia l vi,. ar Zoe al, on r,cr l,rrcy far demand
saes 2cu' bush 'anaa1 az = ',i i''', 'si - ,If
20 Nrw.Iork by Tan- neat &C.: Corn tci o-ts '.ic
active ~ shade Iof,r. prices tlet and market .ome
what N, so g..caeg sPrnfi "a 7 ' tAT, '' 80 &c
d. ii l5ls Rejected ssa92c Corn Hn,.tned pui r,pcr-
January 81 toG7.,. FoUruary GO My "'gt- '''sc
Qai. EASIER acc o'n 'Ig H. Dse"Pe 80 sirg -.if ~
y 5 G. LA r1 -s Fatssoi higher. Good u q
Der. 81 3-LaflI January =. '@2rri 90 fff,t}
cash 10 6ccmhcriI i1lel la5. IanulIy ll5.s .I'.2'
Short 10. 9,; short Clear yJoo "msAey steady al" u''
What ISL &c. ei winter ls'd AZ 81 IS. r.ept,
81, Oats strong. 80 : MiSc $50 rye slroGe aad
que, and uncha1scd Lard asT a. III ,1 an, Inn .1
meats s''aIy 10 I.,,aia.,, an M 81 CrnbIst.ar
sales of FINISHED goods Dnl bass Of 81 u hul@r
easier, hut not GIntaNIy inW'i TiiA e'' '', ~ ~.
Hogs steady Common AMI ilFhl -"aF. pos slug -N
Butchrrs, 40 +Udt H"i rrC'iIi- $50. tHua'", .-
iFiluf steady ny g. '-
No White. cash 81 34 hHtl . - III ~ .i ~ t..
9 Nyyy q q 70, %o kd Al 5e, 80 White 81 com
qui,i but STEADY. Rejected. n5lc oats nm 80 "Hl'
t-g,. SO 1r, 81 &c. ti1tcl'rrl lic ? " .'. r'
Flpur. 2.nuD bbl>i AhctL Dp' nu-i-. 'il5 '"' pis
sli .mcuL.-Four LOU bhAi "hrA~ f''' o1''' '"' -
LOCO .ush.: oats. 20, " bush n ,., ,,ut t,,,.,, .,
MILWAUKEE,. Dec. H.-fiOui 10 itlr drhall. "1'l -
cited ana MI eaugug 40 o Milwaukee Hard, uuuu-tf DO
soft cash and December. a. 81 January lud i''ia5y'
i0i.. March 81 3ui- April ~ So NaN, - 80 N". a
wankcc 81 ~ 80. 8 Do and Rejected nominal Corn
easier clio ug frm 80 p Gle tIts tirtI hnn hlfa'i
No = 43g0iic Eyc stronger NO ], pc Barley stronger
M , pfloy l.st and December sac. lrositpu7 dto"p
no. NJ Tofk 5IG so cash auI december, So 20 Iauu-
M Lard H. uc cash and December. ll.'t January
~ .,. -. f.ir demand M ~ -uf-.
,s,,r ,rrrrutt nee - our rurt. Western and Penusy
,ir, yrr,. 81 rF5 81 Minnesota fttra- Clear li -
psuusylyani, Family Good % ChnIro tt ID ohio
~ ''I - ! ~ Ia, tU..a. ~ -. Fancy. ~ 5H. uu.
" pTn,... A. Il, Nlpter " heat Patent. Cool - 20 I've
For ami. U,-tsru ana 50 90. a=' 90 Corn
ILL.,. .,I. Z 90. Wheat
49,, g., .t tr.rt 81 "a. JauI4rt. go. Della
.a..r ..Hr fnr, CARGO so. . RED
VIZ ..,, d. r..,,i.st AZ IN iu fr.r on board Iyo
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Dec 32:3Op m.-POrk-Prme Mess Easter n,
dull at Sli do Western dull az IA Bacon-Cumberland
Cut. 1rmer AZ 525 short RID fmer at 53t Long clear
steady az 4SGd; Snort Clear 6OBd Hams-Long GU
duh at OLE Shoulders dull at 3s for new Beef-lnGa
Meas dull at OOE Extra Meas firm at lls; Prime mes uun
Lard-Pr1me Western, dull 676d. Taliow-Prme
City steady, at 40 Turpenune-Sprls. steady al 4oh
osinFfne dull 1l6d Common, steady at $50 Choose
American Choice. firm At 63 Lard OH none hera FoarI
Extra State Gull NJ la Wheat-No. White, dull nj lOod
No. Spring firm at l07d Winter New Western, hrm
1904. COrn-MlIod steady at 51ld Cottonsee1 OIL
Yellow American. hare. Aosin-Oominon ~ London
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
baltimore and OHIO (. r RA 4 I g s.P

PALTlM0RRE and nd PING PINE To 6A TIE WEsG
Via Philadelphia BatmorS and Wash irau pcpnsv,
vana II X Depot foot OF COaudtst and DesDrosses-''"'
s.SSS mExcept sunday arrive washington l:35 P m
NIght ixpretsIeSycs WaShlngton 9lj daily win ,osP
ers tor Pirtsburx columbus and Cincinnati Paror car "
g m Cggogo o 7.5D a. NJ and ST Louis $50 b 8
o. seepers through to cincinnati and Chicago t're
~ Shoppers attached open Ior pa,2a
5 mr. Washington 5 pay EEpg2, Leave s, H e
o:3Oa Washington. 10 40 a. H. ''0op''' O' YIN
c NGaberlne makos faster no the West TTa1sarrlye
9P tnS ws eSmas Ssras se5ura a 'r
% %sy Gnsis s the os, tho ROAd Com
paSE
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. ,a,. ,,,,
| 1PhssENGER TRAINS, on anl ltsr May q ISL VII
ieaveiopotA footo Cortandt ana Alien
town RSans March CHUNK whkesoarre Tho IS" ws.
MaTsr m Tor Easton Bet6iehen ACntSwn Reading
Maa6 chunk %kss aS an4 r p''a ans leaving 20
and stOp m connect fGF B ~ GSH5 g
General Office church and 1sont
STARIN,S avn ;, onon rn ,rsponrAr1ox
COMPANY. .
Office Pier 49, n. r., foot Cortlsndtst
consignments OF forwarded as directed 10 ANY p'
OF the world. ,, ,o,,
iers received delivery of all kinds OF freight ana mer
chandise 10 any part OF the city. -
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND
uARBoR LIGHTERAGE
Freight of every description promptly shtered to any point
IN the harbor at reasonable rates
~ . s1,y n,poATs AND BARGEs ALWAYS ON HAND
TO CHARTER -
steamers John IL starin and Erasus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Is NJ II. ats p m daily tSatnrdays
excepted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between New.York and
NeW.Havon. Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight for points d. L. W. II. X, received ut Pier
For New. Haven and points East at Pier l2
NORTH SHORE. STATEN IsIAND.-Eeven Miles for
Ten Cents via Steamers from Pier H. foot Whitehas@
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Comnunipaw, N-J--Dry Doeks'
Machine and Boiler shops everything appertainins TO tho
construction and repair Of vessels,
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Rral estate TO Crrban9r.

WILL EXCHANGE for residence on Cen
w taI Railroad OF NewJcrsey, 80 TO 30 miles ont con
,,ept ulac-. forty minutes from LiburysL, New fOlh
frequent trains by best passenger roaI MOUSE, MI
SI fIt ot and cold water bath, closets Sc fonr min
t from depot; paved to stores, schools
W. IN oisth one mile distant Apply 10 station agenl, II
Nora Central Railroad OF NewJerSey
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ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains NewYOrl via DesbrOsses and cOt
landt streets Ferries, as follows: ,oo ,,o
g. 4 $50 and . p m and IL night SUNDAYS 4:So s. and
H. z 90 and p mi aS Sad; eseept SUNDAY az
73Oa and running through VIA trenton anu S"1
Keturnng trains Philadelphia 2ol $500 s45
T. 1888 $50 and II a. m lmited EkpIess ASV M /
den a m and $50 daiy except SUNDAY uo0.o ana
fool OF Desbrosses and COurandt st Cour and B90k
iyn Annex station foot Of ttnonst BrUoSyR MSS fm
grant Ticket ofdce, Battery. place. - =, - -, ,..,<
The Transfer Company viii call Tor ana eneeS
baggage rom Tnn Ss MSoS u roS'uen0es JR WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent
DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATSKILL
a SswSl1s Mar IsoSh Milton
connecting with Ulster aud Decwsrs and yames Baa
win isay, daily IN D. H. Hsrrisonst Norm hivcrs
except saturdays When Thomas Cornell leaves AZ ?: H.
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
- CONNECTING WITH ALL PoINis . hAsE .,s on,.
PARE 81 10 Boston rstelass limited ucketa soou "nv
steamers .ans snndays 43O from Psr 33. ~ r..
, ,,, u g " sT,tying In Boston al m s,..
Tickets TOT s Of wescotrs E.prrss Co.. at Nos Ssl ana
sr Aston and At METROPOLITAN and fh'h
Avenue Hotel ticket ohces'
ppovtnENcE LINE for Freight only:
fEreieaye Pier 30 foot Of warrenst, N r. att
,cspt sundays Boston via Providence direct
FTrisht VA either line taken aIlowest rates 40.
m ~ IA BCOCk, President L. W. flLhlNo' ". IL As-
,y,uE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON,
ALL RAIL IRON Grand Central Depot -.
Three express daily (oxcept sunday 70 posbn ~
sos m- D. tparlor cars sttaehedl sad iop ~ "s"
SUNDAYS az 10 D. m tw,th palace sleeping cara.
AMI Dsror car seats can az Metropolitan,
JtiS and Windsor Hotels ticket ocssAnd ~ dra1
Central Depot
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Total sold for the week
COsISLG PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. Saturday. Dec g. 1881
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MoIAssES-New crop quiet without quotable change.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits OF Turpentne was quiet and
Rosn was dull Good STRAINED 81 l790$2 22l2 Tar and
Pitch unchanged
oils Moderately active and unchanged.
OCEAN FREIGHTS-Berth rates we're irregular
anu LIVERPOOL, steam, 5000 bush grain, 8i2d.
1000 pkgs. Bacon and Cheese for next week, l6si
300 bales Cotton ll-63d I'D. small lots Of Flour ls 3D.
1000 sacks do sacks lO0l2s I'D. Taiow l2s Cd; small
3D. Tobacco 20s 800 tons measurement goods lbG2Os;
Leather 3Os bark $500 bills lesidunm, 3s %
New British ship 1000 tons 10 be launched from Nova
ton regster LONDON, steam GRAIN quoted. 415 9d
moderate lots OF Flour Is Cd. per Dbl: 300 sacks
do i6s Sd Moderate shipments Of Bacon 2Os and Cheese
l6s 3D. Hops Is Adj Tobacco goa: 200 tons measurem en
goods, It's Cd GLASGOW, steam, $4,000 bush Grain
S7d SACKS Flour 1851 small lot OF provisons 2Oa30s
...-.- BRISTOL. steam Grain quoted ID ;-A LEAAN-
...JANA, Italian bark, 90 900 cases, do SOC BA ROE
Iona Italian bark, $500 bbls Crude, do. 4A--CoRK
FOR ORDERS. Norwegian bark $500 bbla Refined do,
80 Cd; Grain quoted, 4s. 4Ld. per quarter
BREMEN, German bark, from Baltimore. 1900 do,
"a lOad CADIZ land baek) Norwegian bark, $50 TONS
hence general cargo at rates brig 500 tons option OF r
cases So .NEw.YoRK, italian bark. 029 tons from
Liverpool Coal. 81 DEMERARA, brig. Z9l TONS at
rates BARBADoEs, Norwegian bark. 1888 tons, from
PhiSaelpnis and back TO perth Of HsnssTSs log
back, s5.,,,.~Ci EMU EGos,,o brig 2ls tons,
bark. 6s4 TONS thence mt rates French bark,
$40 tons hence at rates sAs FRANCisSo ships LSsS
l242 TONS from Boston, at rates ;..CARTHAGENA and
JAMAICA 593 TONS general cargo nj about 72c
bb BOSTON land vicinity schooner hence with Coal 81 40
Ssi pet,Alaan E' term Safk hence Soo
PETROLEUM-Refnedw was very quiet ana unchanged ;
Crude Cor1cstes 1rmer. We quotes Crude In bos. Tao
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Business Gbnnees.

n G. SHAYNE, fur manufacturer, 103 Prince
~. st. offers bargains in fur.lned Garments and
Sealskins
TENHE executors of John Stephens, deceased,
offer for sale for the wholesale grocery
stock fixtures good Will late OF John stephens
& sons lease OF building occupied 1.-THE Ola Board
OF Trade" for four years from May !, 1882
The business for Is tho Oldest and one OF te
profitable Of the kind IN the state OF hch
gan. and is a opportunity seldom offered.
The will he full for the next ten days IN order
that there OF trade % the successors .
DESTROYS OF purchasing are invited To can ~ the
JOHN STEPHENS & SONS,
December I, 1881. DetroiAs Mich
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A LL who are lnteresJeI IN rlrold business
ana mileage statistics should got THE TRIBUNE AL
MANAD " L.,L llHr.LL. L-ca = M " nL--
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RAfkERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
- get the Tribune Al nIllc for 1881 IL Civ the dgures
United stare, RsVehue aud GSpenItIre sinoe 1873 Po
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on
~ SUNDAY THREE STATIONS IN PHILADEL-
PHIA TWO IN NEW-YORK.

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EqUlp.
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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Qipi0eno Notires.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING STAR CONSOLIDATED !
N. a. I-AI y

OFFICE OF THE MORNING STAR CONSOLIDATED
MINING COaTANY No. 80 WALL~sf., ;
NBw.YoRK, Dec J. lSSl.)
THE Board of Trustees OF this company has
Il declared DIVIDEND NO. Of TWO AND
HALF PER CENT on the capital stock payable december
a. the ohce OF Messrs. Adams IL Mcharg No. % WALSH
".
The transfer will the Sd inst and re-
opened the 9th INST. WILLIAM ADAMS, Treasurer.
THE TIP-TOP SILVER MINING COMPANY
L has declared dividend No Of TWENTY (2O CENTS
share payable ths 10Th inst TIE transfer agents the
Farmers Uan and Trust Company viii On stock regis
tered in New-YOrk.
Transfer books close on 18th lust
PHILIP w. 10 M ES, Assistant Secretary.
New-YOrk Nov. IL, 1851, No Is Wallst
OFFICE Optic ST JOSEPH LEAD co.,
No. l52 Broadway.
NEW YORK, Nov 25. 1881. y
THE Trustees of the 81. Joseph Lead Com
pany have this declared the regular quarterly dyi
per cent It's capital STOCK payable Dec
1881.
Transfer books closed December and opened AGAIN De-
cemDer l. HUdH \. CAmf, oecIetdIy.--
OFFICE >
INYo CONSOLIDATED MINING ANp MILLING COMPANY
SO BROADWAY, ROOM 23, NEw.Y DIRK, Nov. IA, lsol.)
THIS Company has this day declared the
of i've cents per share and EXTRA DlViDEND Oh I'VE
cents per share payable November 80 AZ the once OF te
company transfer books close November 20 and reopen
December2 - =. ,,,.,,,,,, e,...
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r. AS STOCKS and City n. Stocks and Bonds
~ bought and SOIL r. r HEWITT. u EXchange-plIca
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financial.

4 COPPER MINE in Connecticut, pro-
q noIncld by all the experts who have s groupings
10 De very ic Il Oprn 10 investment. The viii sell
OUTRIGHT OF take part In forming company For particulars,
ADDRESS T. o. B X 1888, New-dayen, Conn.
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SI.OOO.OOO E FdRS1 ., M OF re 9!4E


AND WINNIPEG KAILDAD COMPANY.-Subscr.p tiOns
will received after Mout9v she 18th instant. mt
Office 30 5S BrOadwsy Tor part Of the above
TONED bonds.
The bonds dated May st 1881 have thirty years to
interest the rate ~ cent dIlW
able cu nuualiy the DAYS May and NoveT-
boz YorN, both principal interest pay.
United gold IT the taud ard ~
and uurucss They issued at the rate Of $4,000
NILE 10 provide fut The construction and equip
mcn.nf le companys railroad aud .eCurcd BY nrst
gage convey 'o Inc Central Trust COmptns OF New
York.. trustee Or ODE lO duo.cs The franchise, and entire
,oal and property ~ the company including very ydlu
adj" land grant ID ii, 700 acres per mile
The bonds offered 90 D. cen premium and accrued
interest U2l fp each bond u.-cbrn t1i, an' accrued
ul.r.-. thereon. 81 which VIII ,uttlo te sub
srrnnr NJ bond Tor $1,000 and also 60 an
of mortgage income bonds Of tie com
panE Issued at DO .o Of oIlH sc per nile and secured
hr franchises. TfUtd 8yu property, tqIa 20 80
value 40 hUt if-s mortgage
bond. AID iu D proportion Tor larger amounts
-rb.rrlHra Uiy uTl receive their bonds Al the
lr o. au..crplH o at fhCr ortYU mas " lu per cont
% The time ~ snh.rriDtDu and lbprr conc
ucainy OBJ -raftrr .rtu ne yuoe shall be paid.
\ i.=IrmuLI.tH request.
IOJUT, MCCLELLAN g. co.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York via DcsbIosses and Cotandt
Ferries follows; - 81. -, IA, ,,,.
Palace a and $50 p. daily " New.
York and Chicago Limited" of Pullman Palace Cars m
daily.
Wiiiamsport, Lock Haven, a. M. $50 P. M Cory and
D. connecting at Cory tor JttusYe PetIo
leum Centre and the Oh Regions
Baltimore Washington and the SOUTH. Limited wash
in1ton Fxpress Pullman PaTlor Cars daily except sun
day 10 nj arrive Washington D. m Regular al 4SO anu
$40 q. m, $40, and p. and IL night
sunday $50 a. M 7 and p. M, and l2night
Express for Baltimore, except Sunday, Y. VI;
For Atlantic City, M. CONNECTING At camden, ,,.
trains at Jersey city anong speedy and direct transfer
for brooklyn travel 80 -, % "a "a An . - ao,..,
1905 D. m daily g4O a. M daily. except Monday. Prom,
Wos6ii.,nn and baltimore G:5O 800 BIO BOB and
1850 D. m sunday ESQ a. IN, 800 and 1880 D. m From
pbt91cnha $50 $50 $50 $40, lO.4O lllO IN, LILO,
I'm b5O $50 $50 955, 1906 and 1850 N sunday,
$50 C3O 800 1910 Lao 63O 800. 1000 and 1000
N
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UNION TANNED.
GFanagIfAF

Export and Jobbng Leather .....:....2B ~ y -
Calcutta BunalO-Light 2ODZl Middle, SoVELi he
20: Damaged l7GlS
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DiuiNrn1 Nollcc5.

oRRooS IMPROVEMENT CoMPASY(
No, ~ NAssAuSry , Z
.YuRK, Nov -, 1881. },
COUPONS of December |, 1881, from bonds
~ Of the Oregon Improvement Company wiz DO Psia ~ ~ o
Office OF the Farmers and Trust Company NJ ~ -
change. place, New York u - ,,,,.-nArr
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OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE TRUsIlCoNPANY)
No. 100 BROADWAY, NRw.YORK, ,


'THE Mercantile Trust Company will receive
certificates Of the stock OF New.YOrk Elevated
road Company be exchanged preferred of
the Manhattan Railway Company rs that company
shall De prepared TO Increase its capital stock accordance
with the agreement between the Mani attain Railway Com
pany, the NewYork Elevated Railroad Company and the
Metropolitan Elevated Railway dated November
"A, 1881 Upon the delivery OF certificates
psny 10 win pay Ten Dollars share and
ceip the form NJ certificate engaging to deliver the
holders certificate for the first preferred stock the Man.
haitian Company the Manhattan Company shall be
prepared 10 It's capital stock aud II such preferred
stock be issued the holders before the 18th day Of
the certificates be returned to them
prp-t
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StOcEhoders or tho Metropolitan Elevated Railway Com
pany VINO are unwilling o. surrender the guarantee OF the
Manhattan railway Company, opposed to the proposed
COhsoha'oh Ol The Metropolitan Company with the Manhat
tan Company are requested 10 communicate with the under
signed, stating The number OF their shares
STOUT & co. 25 Broadst.
New-York, Nov. 20 1881 s IT, KNEEINND 81 Wall.st
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For the week. Closing. I
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The following were the receipts and shipments at
ana from Chicago and Milwaukee saturday:
tec,,,r. S,ib n5aJl
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5teamooats an0 Railroads.

A PRODUCTION OF FARE.
IN FALL RIVER LINE
New. York 10 Boston, 81
Newport ami Fall River 81.
Limited tickets Corresponding reduction TO all Eastern
Points