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BosToN, July 14.-It is announced that Col
one H. C. Mutt of Chca will Thomas Nicker-
sOn as president OF ihe ATLANTIC and Pacic Railroad
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Only small business was done IN state bonds,
but prices were firm. The sales incnde Louisiana
consols at b412. Alabama. class A. at 724 Missouri
81. 1883, at 113. and North Carolina Ga, spe:ial
taxes at 8. OF city bank stocks the only sale vay
ten shares of Fourth National at 100.
The dealings in railroad bonds were not impor
tant and generally were insignificant. Texas and
Pacific incomes were notable exception and adj
vanced from S5s4 to 6S0S?sa. and tho trsts OF Rio
Grande Division rose from 90ls to 100. but reacted
to 99ss. Denver and Rio Grande Grsts werc strong
up to l17l4 and Kansas Pacific consols were firm
at 1O801O84. Erie second cousols advanced
81 to 1908 and closed at 100l2 Missouri. Kansas
and Texas first consols declined to 19Sl20106a,
the seconds being steady at s37s0S4ls Boston.
Hartford and Erie firsts weaker and fell from
80 to 5Sl4, and Rome, Watertown end Ogdensourg
frsts after sales at 80 closed unchanged at 9Z2 C
c. and l. c. incomes III lower at ~ and Cheea-
paake and Ohio frsts. series d a lower at o5A2 ana
currency interest sslower at o2os. st. Louis and
Iron Mountain incomes sympathlzed with inc STOCK,
the tirsts rising TO 80 and the seconds 10 e. oni9
Central incomes declined from 81 TO 66066i2 aud
Indiana, b bennington and Western incomes were =
higher at 10. ST. Paul irsts Southern Minnesota dr.
vision, rose to 1Os, and Wabash general mortgages
The Sub treasury to-day gained $151. 900 on bal
ance made up BY coin gain OF $isDy tot: le ssa
Ices Of ss9 sTa rss m III aan boM
ever 331 900 is due to receipts BY transfers from
other epositOrIes. So that, as affecting the local
none, market, the absorption has amounted only %
1921 900. The money market to-day was fairly
active ut 6 per cent until the demand was pretty
nearly supplied, after which there was such an aux
that the manipulation was apparent to all obsery-
ers. The domestic exchanges on New-York at the
places named are quoted as follows: Savannah, SO
81 pIemIum; Charleston, lIe0l premium New
Orleans, 90 cents to 81. premium; 81. Louis:
Chicago aud Boston, each par. The, United
states Treasurer at Washington to-day. re-
ceiyed $3.50 900 in National bank notes for redemp-
ton he customs receipts were $l .005: l56. and
the internal revenue receipts were $434 All. Inc
Clearing House statement to-day is as foilOws Ex-
changes $109, $40 27S balances, 81. 232, 526. The
Transactions at the Sub-Ireasury covered Receipts
SIS 7O3 635 payments, s.. $50. 634; currency bal
ance. 81 O42, 1855; coin balance. $73,290.979.
The foreign exchanges are less active than dur
ING the last few days, but the rates remain firm on
tho hos;s Of the following Mutations:
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sivcr M. carrying about SO per ton in gold and 81
rcr cent lead. The stock is not listed on eVueE VI
the Ncw-Yor Mining Boards. o s,;ol1v
The officers of the ChlyBOlite Company onlci,,S
ronort to tne stockholders that ore exractlon nas
hsrn snspcuded ut its nIne as the months expenses
have bren earned and that the whole force mas pee
mt npon deadwork, principally exploration 1neae
Il still ore exposed at many points IN the presetC
workings hut not enough to justify the atneDpC W
rrsuIng active extraction on largo scale Inc inuL
cations that large bodies will yet be developed are
encouraging rs one or two promising strlkes nav
becn made. Since the 1St OF January the oOJect ~
the management has been to develop tho grounu ol
fine company and to take out only orc enough
to nav all the expenses Of that WORK. II nc
day output of was increased III roo
rnury, but this was done solely 70 accom-,
modste smclters, who objected TO receiving and
sampng small lots. The cash surpus OF the coh-
oany will be about 100000, after paying the
February expenses. and the management believes
that this surplus should not be diminished by me
naymept of dividend while the necessities OF Tue
work of development remain uncertain ana the TAX
claims now contested by the company are uusettleu.
These claims amount to $4,000 in LeadVllle over
and above the proper taxes. which have been pau.
During February tweuty-nlne assessments, ak-
pregating levy Of 1886. 400 become delinquent IN
San Francisco Nevada, as usual, comes III LOT tle
lions share, 1858 400; California mines demand
81 AZ 900; those OF Arizona. $35, 1000, and Dakota,
S75 600 In January thirty assessments became
due aggregatiDg $7SO.5Oo.
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also was notably strong and advanced from iass
124a0124ss. Texas and Pacific was anoth<r -
clally strong stock. and rose from 5s@59la06ea.
and St. Louis and iron Mountain rose from ga. q
Gaze. The stocks named we're the principal main.
stays Of the whole market. and were Che CANA n
the final small Improvement which the general ljaa
shows over yesterdays last figures. Western Union
rose to 1893 and closed at l1sSs-la lover
than last highland Pacific Mail Anctusted
between 90 and SELL closing at 90, ssa,psh
65st yesterday. The rumor Of the day.
which probably was manufactured for eject
on stock prices. was that the United States Sensts
certainly would limit the interest the refuud,ne
loan at per cent. But there now Is no doubt that
at such @ fixed rate there will be no refundina al
present. Nevertheless the rumor did exert favor.
able influence upon prices. The market closed ex.
cited. feverish and irregular.
Government bonds were dull but strong. and the
sales of the per cents show an advance of u per
cent because of the rumor regarding the Funding
bill before referred to. Annexed are the closing
mutations:
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MINES AND MINING.

WEDNESDAY,. FEB. 16-P. NJ.
The mining stock markets to-day developed some
irregularity bat there is no changc IN Tue
90 tIo dealings The public interest daily increases
and ,uch reactions as Occnr in the poorer classes
Of stock. or where prices have recently advanced
very rapidly To-day the Lealville properties we're
les conspicuous the dealings tnan taey aie ess
rUcre and their prices generally show greater or esS
declines from yesterday dh9 st M az nnd
tha nraferred at 3. renewed movement was oe-
veoped With Moose and with an active eGnaT There
is nothing absolutely new from r this GG rUpeG
@ 70 t the new ore body daily grow more ell
great buying moro OF 5ss s spUeas ON
~ ,nrFaca Tho California gold stocks we're 81
and Cherokee rose to Sao A%C lower
sG cents Vandewater 6 cents higher at % cents,
Great Eastern cent higher at ~ een'S owsr
of 80 cents. Bodie rose from 6Ss to and WILTSHIRE
from 1. so to LOO. The markets cioseu strong
W. MINING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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Ee9al Notices.

CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
= EEW.YOtK, CITY AND COUNTY OF NEwYohK.
place ni irial.-ERNSr KKEUDEK naintin against EMAN
name ~ the plaintiff lta hcl KrOcl also calel
Inchel KtOk Rachel K~o1k also Rachel kr01ks Iva
R0srubauu Louis Roaenbarm. husband, Lille Levy,
Isaac Levy husband Frances krc ESQ called Frances
KToOks Benjamin hr1ch, also rallcd Benjamin hfonks;
samuel KrUch calr Samuel Kro0ks; sadie
Koch called KrOOSa; Alexander Is umensiie.
his VIE Henry G. Iiowrits ueOgc II. COgGersha 1heO
I,,,, - i.,,r,n,ont ~ p,IIngI (ity Of
New.i OK, samuel lie Lane. Conea Johnson marina lO
ertson. l:nlma BLACK - Drnyion, %, Brown ho"an'
49, Wnshan, DayCnpprD whose Christian names are nv
10 the plaigf Joan Doe tenant "f tue PROMISES
described IN the complaint wh' o real name ~ ukn0wh 10
aud agent for tho owner or owners OF the came
whose real ~ unknown to tho plaintiff any anf all PER
above uamcd having claim ar claims aainst jacob
L. Kroc, hlso called JACOB H. Kr0K also Jacob l. Krooks,
hts estate heirs ~ KIN devisccs egaeeS
creditors otherwise and who unknown To the painns
solomon Marx Eliza u ndeckrr Peter T. lo Feye az sore
executors &c, OF William :. Tobe deceased dcenu;nls
the complaint In this action aud TO serve copy OF
on the plantins attorney within twenty nays
and IN casc OF your failure to appear or aWr jug
VIII be taken against you by d'anI l3T lh I'i NO
minded III the Ee%3 oiH Nc Aor nee
Post Office address Office NO H. AVehuc'A' Ne"'i"'A
10 the defendants Emanuel Joseph. Mary Joseph ais wife,
whose Christian Is unHnoW 10 the painful anu
any ana s 5ss a S nsmc having clam or claim.
st Jacob H. Kruch also called jacob L. hIoh, u,so
Ing Interested In his esato AZ heirsa law next OF KIN
drvsees lcgaees. crctOra or otherwise an who are n
known 10 tho plaintiff the FOREGOING summons J" served
able Hooper G Van VOra Justice Of the supreme Court OF
The Siae Of New; ok. datta the twnyeghh aiy ot De
ccmDcr 1881 aud flied With The complaint Ia Tue ONCE o. o
Of the ad supreme Court AZ The County Court House
IN Guy Of New York Dael New York Dee ~ ls'O
Ian = law7wfG
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lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb 1G.-Prnclpal bullion
receipts for the past week: CantenIon, $3l 500
1914, 900; Bodie, $l2.35O; Grand Prize. 1900;
Hale and Norcross S33,090; Navajo. $4,000; Star,
ST. 600; Mount PotOSl,S0 800
Brlcher has been assessed 90 certs, and Syndicate
Eureka Consolidated has declared its ocular divi-
deud,
The Comstocks have been less active and shade
lower to-day.
LEADvIILE, Col, Feb. 1G.-The Robinson minc at
Ten-Me. has made arrangements for the sale of ore
and begins shipping by raI Tomorrow.
Little Pi.tsburg has completed the new ore house,
and the new machinery on No. Shaft has started.
The raSing OF orc from the new strike begins To-
night and shipping will begin Tomorrow.
In the American, near the Iobert l.. Lee and the
llbcma, ore struck to-day at a depth of 100
feet.
Chrysolite has stopped all ore shipments. This
action is considered here a bear movement ON the
stock by The management.
The Printer Boy mine il in ore, and has a large
supply ahead. The mil will start up Tomorrow
HIbernla has changed managers. j. &. LOnghOrn
taking charge The mine IL shipping regularly, and
the south eud has much improved.
Bullion valued at 81, GlS was received in this city
vest erday from the min rs.
he Dlnkn Mining Company yesterday declared
its regua: monthly dividend OF $l5. 900, or zig
cents per SHARE payable on March 1, and an extra
az the same time. Transfer books close on February
81 and Reopen on March =.
The Starr-GTOve Silver Mining Company yester-
day declared lts fourth regular monthly dividend of
$4,000. being per cent Oh the capital stock, or
10 cents per share, payable OH FebruarY28. Trans
fer books will be closed from tue 23d The % ill.,
elusive.
The Father de Smet Consolidated Gold Mining
Company has declared dividend No. of 20 cents per
share, payable at the Office Of Ladaw 81 Co. Nc.
Ii Wail-st., NewYorh, ilarch l, 1881 on all stock
issued from the Ncw-lOrk agency. transfer books
will close Oh the 18Th inst. and reopen on March 2.
The following mining stocks have been placed on
the list of the American Mining stock Exchange
barcelona, Calnveras. Northern Belle, MONDAY.
MaIipOsa Mariposa preferred Stormont, Starr
Grove UnadIlla and Wiltshire.
In another column Will be found a notice of the
Silver Nugget Company, showing the basis of ex-
change OF tho old stock for the new, and the coudi-
tion Of the new company when such exchange hall
have beon made.
private dispatch received i'll this city yesterday
from San Francisco states that recent favorable de-
velOpments IN the State Line mines are creating
considerable excitement in that city.
IS. g." a correspondent wishing information con-
ceIninG the Ulntah Mining Company, of Utah. is In
formed tina. the companys property IS located near
Park City, Utah, IN the vicinity of the Empire mine
The officers stated several weeks ago that tunnel
run a distance of 900 feet into the mountain at the
mine struck the nam ore-bOdy SLOWING five feet In
width of smelling ora assaving from 90 ounces OF
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.

LONDON Feb l0-l2So consols $3.50 ioi s Allan.
9gOa the account u y bonds four per cents
tc and Western frst mortgage trustees sss SeT
"a 4: 81 ERIE, 5s do second consOis ii'
YORK Central l64h; keadinR, 81 - oo. paris
LONDON, FEB. 1873 m.Ene, 81 Readpg, esnimea
advces quote three per cent rontes S3 H'hSs "
the account b9d.
LONDON Feb l6-430 D. m-Bar silver 10 q9o.eSv .; tns.
per The Of bullion gone into INC bAnn money
land balance to-day so20o Consois ss' sssrD nrss
ana 89s account Atlantic and Gfeat IA,
mortgage trustees' cerncates "a New
Illinois Central lS7a Pennsylvania Central % an sSvsnce
Of osi. rupee. 49,, .,a ,hree Der
80 francs 90 centule for the frsnca
PAhls. Feb 16-6:jU y. m.-Exc1ange on Lohoon 50
c,uIlne O
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EURDPEAN Markets

LIVERPOOL Feb. l6.-PorK-Pume Msss-ssss.<'aaa cut
al ~ Western steady &C 49, Bacon-O Clear
limer 40 Cd. short RIB hmer az St.i Hasms-fSns:
du 47 shoulders steady az co. %s Msss steady
STEADY at SOL Extrs Meas steady go hrmer a 62ed
lalOw-Pnme Oity steady g sei osa1 Common hrmct
at 6i8d Cheese-Amercan Snoice Sr a, iaed wheas
Oil steady SiLsd .ssSS u ssS sprnr No. steady
a2d. new Winter Western. stesdy ~ mi a. b3d Cot.
Ionaeed u-Yeow Amencan, steady a. ~ af Lons
~ Londop. steady a. ol6ds3I9d spaes y I
dom dull AZ yA0d
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o. osIYG PRICES or rHlLA DELpalA STOCKS
MEpNEsnAY, Feb. 10-P. N.

The business done in stocks to-day (4S8.OO0
shares was % 600 greater than the transactions of
yesterday. Generally the market was feverish and
unsettled all day. But there were certain special
stocks that received special support and to certain
extent contributed TO the steadiness OF The whole
market. While the dealings in Central Of New-Jer.
sey amounted only to 1920 shares. its prce
rose from 100 to 1O7Ss0107ss Union Pacific
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miscellaneous.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE- RECEIVEo AT THE
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ave- cor tho IL AhLEd OFFfCE5. Nos
LOCI aud 300 Thrdave. nennnlredand.twenty
hfth.sL. 70 IN. ~ regular 0hlce rates
ENGRAVERS' INDIA PROOF PAPER;
H Aso Ink. Tools BOXWOUD and OTHER WOODS &@
VANDERBURUH, WELLS Co.
and ID Datoh. corneE RutonaL, NeW'Eork
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CORPORATION Motlees.

NOTICE.-PropOsals for furnishing 1000
~ barrels Portland Cement VIII be received by the De
ll9 Duane-st.. until March 81,
ISsi M l. O'clock m For full information The CITY
Record eoplesfo sale at No CITY Hal.
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following quotations:

In London there was sharp advance Of prices for
British c0nsols they rising from 06l3i6 to 995ie fol
money, and from 9S6ls to 90ss for account. United
States 5 per cents wee Il higher at lO3l2, 4i2s
steady at ll4lo and As Ia lower at 10. Amer.
lean railways generally from 4 to 13s per cent
India Council bills were allotted AZ an advance OF
5lsd per rupee aud bar SILVER is l4i higher ut 5Zd
per ounce. The Bank of England gained $4,000
bullion on balance. In Paris. French per cents
declined from 81 to 1885 francs.
The privilege at the stockholders OF the New-fork.
OntariO aud Western Railroad 10 subscribe to one
half of the CAPITA stock OF the North River Construc-
proportIon Of one share OF the Con.
strnctiun stock to each teu shares Of Ontario and
Western expired yesterday. Nearly every stock:
holder awaited himself of tue privilege, aud the small
balance OF the allotment together with tue un.
allotted half of the Construction companys capital
of 81 o 900 900 has bcen taken by the syndicate OK
capi alsts who originated the enterprise Of utilizing
the charter of the New-YOrk, West shore aud Buff
falo Railroad for building a trunk line from New
YORK to Buffalo at a cost of only about one third OF
the original cost OF any Of the present trunk lnes
panv are quoted to-day at twenty-five per cent
premium. The first instalment OF ten per cent Ii
due February ~, 1881. n.,,
The Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railroad
Comnany has contracted with MeSsrs. Kuhn. Loeb
q Co for an issue Of five per cent gol bonds upon
an extcDsion OF its system 10 UnIahI aud into
Southern Iowa. -.
Afternoon is directed 10 the advertisement OF
MeSsrs. KOuuiZe Brothers, Offering Tor sale nrst
Division of the Wabash, ST. LOUIS ANA iaclhc Rail-
way Company. .,
The receipts of flour and grain at the principai
Atlantic ports this 10Th day of FebI Iarf were
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CLOSING PRTCFS or CALIFORNI1 STOCKS
sAN Francisco. Wednesday, Feb H. 1881.
n. l.u

Tie Eureka Consolidated Mining Company has
declared dividend of 30 cents o share.
The Belcher Mining Company has levied an assess
ment of 90 cents "a share
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Sonses auo Rooms rDanleo.

CTORES AND LOFTS WANTED.-We are
- having many calls stores aad ifts on FdltIl
William Beekman Nassau other streets IN that vicinity
rutland & WHITING, 3 Beekman.st.
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GdIes bD AuctlolI.

Sales bp AuetIoM.
DY EZEKIEL g. BERNHElM,
ID No. l34 MAIN.Sr. CINCINNATI, o.
Positive and perenp;orY tradeale close the partnership
OF
GIBSON g. CO.,
LITHOGRA PHO PUBLISHERS,
No. 1877 Elmst, Cincinnati o.
AT AUCTION,
WEDNESDAY, February %. 1881, and continuing from
day 10 day until the entire sold consisting part OF
Chromos Lthographic Publications. Day and s. e. Reward
Cards. Machinery. Engines Boilers Types. Presses Tools
Lthographic stones Electotype Plates &c; Also, FIRM
NAMETRADE-MARK, COPYRIGHTS AND GOOD WILL
OF BUSINESS.
TERMS SALE,
All sums under $780, cash; $780, one.thrd cash. bal
ance months credit for approved endorsed notes
with interest at per cent.
e Catalogues mailed free upon application
EZEKIEL q BERNHRIM Il uctoneerh
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The following were the receipts and shipments
md from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts. Shipments
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE Stock EXCHANGE
FEBRUARY 10. 1881.
THE 0ENBRAL LIST

PIE 0ENBRAL LIST
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-10-26
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
Land Office at

Gainesville, Fla, Sept. %, 1881. I
lowing named tt e T has Tied no
tlce OF his n en- ion to make final
proof IN support of his clam
and that said proof viii be made
before .jno. w. Dicklns, Clerk Circuit
Court, at Enterprise, Fla. on Monday
DeLand, VoluSia Co, Fla, Homestead No,
III, for the southwest of northeast of
section 81, township II south. range 80
East. He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land viz: H. H.
Gillen, Hiram Waters, James Williams
and C. Z. Wilcox, all of DeLand Fla.
L. A. BARNES,
176 1870 Register.
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Strawberries.

1 will deliver TO Steamboat or railroad
wharf, wen packed, genuine and healthy
plants OF WILSON'S ALBANY, the we'll
knC@n market strawberry, at So per l geo !:
over 5 600 at $3.50 per goo. List Of new straw
berry plants free
ARNOLD PUETZ.
1IG lSG Jacksonville, Fin
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wglfs FIystery ExI1Ialncd

A0OO bic remedy for removing from the
hunaan system pin and stomach worms, Ills
the prescription Of a celebrated physician, and
saved the life OF the child it was dispense ed for
ii has since been the means of saving the
lives of thousands of children by its timely
use. 1t has been put up in the form OF pow
ders,r ready for use, and children take itreadily
Us it is pleasant medicine. Sold by dealers
in medicine ut % cents.
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MEssRs. MAXWELL, ANDERSON & Co, Agents;
Sirs:-My experience with commercial fertil
discouTaging to me, until L tried your Stockbr