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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

Inc WEATHER. Last nigh. was ycry cold
and, III consequence, this morning the river
was frozen from shore to shore The steam
er5 soon broke track in the channel, how
ever, and navigation was uninterruptcl
In" creek. canal and ali the small streams
ana mill races nearby are solidIy frozen and
excellent skating is afforded all those who
enjoy that sport, To-day has been brirh:
ami The temperature much midcr, and 4
t''aw Is expected. The freezing of The riv-
or nj his time OF year il something unusual
oul the oldest inhaDtantn recollects that
III 1851 the river on Dec. 9th had been fro
zen Tor two weeks and the supply Of wool
had been exhausted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09
IMPORTANT,

We place our counter this morning the
era eovcrha cstofimp
Of smeof
a 75ccnb
at
OtmanD Wool
chest at 6cens
IN az hes order tnee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09
NEW GOODS.

NOS. l, and MACkEREl., in bbls, half and
quarter bbs and kits.
SPLIT, GIBBED and ROUND, SHORE HER
RING
POTOMAC FAMILY ROE do.
LABRADOR HERRING
BONELESS GOLDFISH and IIAKE
YARMOUTH BLOATERS.
SCOTCH HERRING
NEW YORK CHEESE, &c.
n. LINDSAY & Co,
Wholesale Groccrs and Fish Dealers
nov22-tM1 g. s and 10 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09
| (SHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS AND
| ~ Fine Holiday Goods ut FeESCI'S. SO and 80

(SHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS AND
~ Fine Holiday Goods ut FRENCIIS SO and 95
King street
We are now receiving very handsome assort-
ment of novelties for the cou:ng HOLIDAYS. The
finest goods in Plush, Vienna and Russia J. ather
Plush Satchels, very beautiful Card Cases in plush
and fine leather beautifully ornamental Port
monnaics. very handsome, Letter Cases, Portfolios
new and unique styles. Ladies' o,na.ninns Orc
ing Cases, Odor Cases, Glove and handkerchief
Sets, Novelties in Inkstan'ls, Olive Wood Goods,
richly nlaid Desks and Work Boxes, Statucttcs
Bisquc, novelties i'll Work Baskets and hun
drcd other beautiful things for the Holidays.
In the Book Department: We have q fine assort-
ment of Bibles and Prayer Books, all sizes and
styles of binding, Poets Choice Gift Books richly
bound. An endless variety Of Juvenile Books
Games AID Blocks, great variety.
Our line Of Photograph aad Autograph Albums
embraces all the new styles in plush and rich
leather binding. Papcteries the handsomcst made
japanese goods beautifully laquered. and many
other novelties too numerous to mention.
decd GEO f. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

:. DEAn.-Mrs. Mary A. Arnold, wife of Po-
ilceman Julian Arnold, died at her hus
band residence, on Queen street, between
Royal and Pitt, yesterday evening at about
= clock. The deceased had been in de
Ginning health for some time and though
her friends were aware that malignant pu!-
monary disease had fastened upon her. thcv
HAD no idea her days were 10 be so short
ami consequently were somewhat surprised
to hear OF her death She was an estima,ic
lady, and her demise will be regretted by
all who knew her. The funeral will take
place Tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. Arnold
has the sympathy Of a host of friends in hi.
ai!iicl!"n. this being the second wife he has
lost, and both from the Same insidious com
plant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

One man could prepare 4 paper that would
serve all purposes
Corporation Attorney Kcmpcr, who WIS
present. said the attorneys would make no
charge.
Mr. Rice withdrew his objection. the res
luton was concurrcd in, Mcssrs. E!chbero
and Green appointed on the part of The
Common Council and the board then adj
iourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

/ fT'HOSE IN WANT OF SPECIAL PRINTING
! L for the Holiday Season, are invited to place
their orders with US The best work is the cheap
| est and most affective way of advertising
:! dcc9 ROBERT BELLS SONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

QOAES OF ALL KINDS made at short notice.
- Unr PANEL Glazed Boxes. for candy, in stock.
dec9 20. BELLS SONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

GLEIGH BASKETS 3, 81, and 1 feet Sleigh
- Runners all lies, Sleigh Bells. Shafts, SC. a
fall stock at JAS. F. CAR!.lS 4 sons,
d,cf 80 r-;,., .....l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

OoR At AMOS i. ST.AYMAEER'S TOTSand
- GoO-'o tC2: tuEtoTAlAS. d,c7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

SLIP BuILD1NG.-Captain Goss, of Goss &
sawyer, one of the most extensive wooden
sH!pDulldlng firms in the world. is president
"i the Potomac Manufacturing Company of
Alexandria. Va. His firm has built one
large snip at the yard of the Potomac Com
pahF this fall. and, We believe, have in view
TIE construction Of iron and steel ships in
Inc early future. If we arc correct IN this.
all immense concern will grow up in Alex
amdria.- IndHsfriGi RcrieW
There is no point OIL the Atlantic coast
that affords facilities superior to those OF
Alexandria for an iron shipyard. The sup
pines OF coal and iron are accessible, cheap
and abundant. The draught of water IS
sufficient to float the largest vessels employ
ed in commerce, and the climate enables
the outdoor work of shpbulding to be pros
ccute'! she year round. Uashingtoa critic,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

.. U
Grocer, Tea Dealer and Comm'n. sIcrcht.,
dec7 No. II n. Roya! ST., Alexandria Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-09

BUILDERS HARDWARE-Locks, Knobs,
- Hinges, Bolts, &c. Wholesale and retail by
JAS T. CARLlN & SONS,
CecU G3 kinn street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-DY TrLEGgtPU.

PrFPALo. Jan. 3-CATTLP.-Receipts today, 50 Erad
total for far 800 head for same time last Week
200 head; consigned through. 100 cars d .r -, ~ "h
unchanged. Choice Steers - z l hoo1 -pci@
1O Good butchers steers, - 'f@@| - iiiA.
Cows steers iIeCrs. - ~ 04l 20. CHOICE MILO ,
~ 5pdSi 50; hat Bulls 90 2ia ' notbn' dong I'D 'ter
SHEET AND LlNfus-Roceipts today ZOO head to'n or
far li,OOO head for time las wees l'l'
head. consigned through market e4,fu} u'ah a.
sales rather higher sales ~ Tar 10 10 goa Wti
Sheep - 25O4J 90 Choice, - 2JGF lf INli - ~"
- :; Western Lambs, s. 2jG@j; Gamma ihO'' no '"1
SO 50. .. IT,
lfOnU head; Tor time la week, l"..' It ali
sales OF Choice Workers, so ~uu- "U Good hfu
Weights, oja5G 20; Good Heavy 80 JJ4@' faF he''''
SO 2j0$ y; All sold o.. .,., bond. -,,,,
mDuts UDnr good active and fair ole iHas nrt" Nf4Ntt
active prices 90 higher. co mon p GOOD N - n
80 -; Light. 8, 90a$6 40; Heavy rtc"nc ara ~lriS
as aOdaG 90 Pmia1cluhas and lar Hogs 20 '''to 49,
Skps and Culls, ;, 25a,5 80 1900,
CATTLE 90 Receipts 1000 head shlpmrnt7 nome f'ol
active marker and prices uiincii noe i't -'H' Ni
ping al 2uQ- 80; Good 10 Choice, - go N, 'ui"lA
10 Fair - 2O0%i 90: Mixed Butcher J't''t -t'e' IS
and Feeders scarce ana ,tcpdy It Sf0~t -' ,..-..-
SIrEI'-I.crrIpts. 800 head CcucIat' neg 80 ii'
Inferior FAIR, 81 JOGf3 TO- GoOi q 'h'c' i-' 'i
Extra. T5GSj 90. o,, ,..t. .t.t,
ment- 400 head: shipping grade IN btht supply H' Dn'
range from ~ 7Jds5 %: Heavy 20 .o1r' - fNloI'' :
wou br ne So 25d$6 30; Good 10 ChDc Hul'cH -l'ls
1881 49, cfers, - 2'fii SlocAtia - Qua
-; Feeding steers - jodFl; $1,000, .. -,
SuREp-Recoipts $50 head ehiDmcnt, 100 mead, m Ihet
slow with little demand; Fair TO Choice MuI'nS S"T4 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nrw.YoEK Jan. 3-BEEVES-Receipts today were %
MIS- sc2warilscd & snzSclrcr ana The balance "a
mfSsi gr T6 late arrivals AT Jersey city yesterday
nearly all closed out at strong prices. and very little
ton Market Beet in good demand at prices fully
&c per- d a. crGrs Wer nearly c per ID higher
Prime Beet sides are quoted at 9qlOc ana common 10
do at 7aotc WITH very NUE. pncict .S were nanny
present week congratulated one another upon the ausp
' I today were Z2i2 quarters Of and $50
cases oil Mutton the steamship vs. oning by Joseph Last
Among the sales yesterday at Jersey CITY were The fol-
loving D' D. S @ c do oa5 D. at CSC 30 do III
h. al lOc less so LOT A. DO Zz2 d. at IO'c 90 do
CALVfs-Rccepts were o. head all at Goth Inst ST.
4 Gmi 81 numoer could have been sold to-day
A. 49, f'T sai,, ~ o e' I tye are nm 6ut NOT
quoaby higher ,hAi 4-t week The best Jerseys sell al
-IIE = AND lAMBs.-kecePts today were 4l2 car.
I"a OF ~ Tt .ince SATURDAY sG7 head against
991s head for he Corresponding llng la'i "Seh
obliged pay abou the same prices ana TIC maIht IS !,
ported steady for both sheep ana lamoM 9IhtgP 'o i
5a,Q7 ac for Poor b Prime VIII about 80 lG ca
@ c, better loene ID the dad meat and prices
IN WaSinojon Market aud Dressed Lambs 81 lUG
higher teurc The general opnion u mat wh ighter t
, We Trade D'th shippers and butchers viii
l'Snt Hire sold 27 Canada Ewes, 100 o. % 5lc
AZ ONO sheep u 5s M 5a 100 do i0I d. al - - 90,
is b. A. &C., BUCK. 100 %, at lc I"' Canada Lambs -
D, 80 70. a., d.. .f..,t,.r s.,.u o.. o.. If
$50 II do. go H. 90 5itc 200 do 7- IT, h 90 81" 10" 'A'--
,ibceE a. Dewey sold. l9l western sheep - 10. NJ
. a. -.G o 9J TO oLtc state lives. 100 u. al 4'i o.
J. PH,o,t .od: 4.7 Kentucky sheep 100 TO- al ''e'i
r Ea.c @dd a Jersey Ewes, lo6 49, at ACC DO 100
lD. al - 40. ID, ... ~, . .1. b,,1 Ia
cars al iY.-st and c1Is al Jersey tiJ; 10 al itcpp5
NC, -aiur,a head against lltl head ioi tr cor
,dns toc day last week. There were carloads oil
90 mon Nr-tUrI Hogs ou S-c al lth-t Whi,n H no.
,,,.i hand. Il II O'Clock The fre.uc was reported a-
,trtI and oaruad Prime ONO ors -f' u Attiat o.
d onnfr- lv been sold TO-DAY at close 10 &C. country
Dressed llogs are aI1NnE Ia botcI order ana are 'ul 20
a. h, I,l.r Heavy Mtiglts quoted 40 re- Mtdlim
TO- ~ LL L. and lleJ W lights, Including Jersey IFS.
~ gc. 4 roy GO. sold lac Jcatcdj, lol weston fIsn'
81 H. at - 80 - ..,. 49,, ,.,, ,,,,rr.. City
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dealers regular buyers scattered throughout the
country amply supplied With Horses u' comparatively
few lots salesmens hands rms ~
the dulest Of the year TIucsmen ana IN a't az
the bought what Horses ih'y
need during time ana the present ue
mand animals TO ill lie gaps ever oc
curing by DEATH sickness injury Now and lien tpA OF
Coaches single Driving Horse changes hads Du Nhe
tunes generally gOOt and more persons feel aDe OAP
their be understood tlrt th7 deWanu
large and that for this season buyers Wt 1Fpn
nearly months ago grade ~ HOSES
there also but little doing; SiIrelets are
especially dull. No shipment, 70 ioreisn po.ts
reported during the week. Import ~ are Hs ing htte
PREF -aiOns for tn" coming season Inc III t H. w.
stations breeding purposes lrIs 'nl te IT,
pcate assertion farmers begin t. & that II costs
very little moro to raise stock than n docs poor VINE
class ready for marsei' Is worm Gont me
OF said that than ono To- OF
large mpor, atoms OF last su miner have dTtN en- So
generally in small DE scattered hfOuE We ~
and soIh and the prices obtained yield handouo pront 10
fLn LLLrn
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"'u"''o'' '-Nu'i' H. i'' J. A. COMING, Secretary.
PICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY
14j Broadway.

liJ Broadway.
NEw-YORK. Dec 81, 1881.
Richmond and West Point Terminal Railway and Ware
Company having given the stockholders Of record on
the books Of the Company January 10. 1884, the privilege
subscribing before January 1G 1882 AT PAR to the
increased company foOO00O TO the extent OF
two thirds Of holding Januury 10, 1882 IN accord
ancc with circular dated 80 1881 the books of the
Company Will be Union Trust Company OF New
York the agent O'Clock January TO- and
reop,ued O'Clock a.. M January, 10. 1882.
Stockholders wishing subscribe will give notice at the OF
fee OF tho Company, No las Broadway, NewYOrl6
Id rrDT
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financial.
,EBY GIVEN that, by n res

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that, by res
~ outon OF the directors Of the NORTH RIVER
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY o instAlment OF TEN l0)
PER CENT the increased capital stock Of
company nsment No q has been assessed and Called
payable Thursday January g. 1882 to the treasurer at the
Office company, No. 20 NaSsau-st, NewYOrk C1ty
stockholders requested 10 present their certificates at
OF making Payment and have the payment OF said In
stalment duly indOrsed thereon. -.
The books for Transferring the shares on which twenty O
has paid will be closed Thursday December
BIZ 1881 az @ O'clock D. m The transfer books viii be
opened Friday January 1892 and after which date
only shares which thirty 500 per cent has been paid VIII
be transferred
Dated December 2, 1881.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors. - -
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order Of the Board OF Directors.
AMERICAN RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
NEW. YORK, Dec. 10, 1881. )

NkW.1 Ok, Ijtc ~ IooI,
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of
~ Directors Of Company have declared allotment
ckhOders OF % pr capital stock Of
the Texas Pacific Railway Company AZ npon the amount
capital stock OF this Company owned and held Dy the stock
holders OF record on December % 1881
Treasurer, - Exchange place,
New York on and after December ~ 1881 Of al
will stamped upon the receipts for payments
heretofore made. G. F. WOERISHOFFER. Treasurer.
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Tor the week ending Jan. 3 1882.


peco or WeeE-heauS,
bush Exports l4G2 Dkgs Peas $'23l bush f9e
general Bean market is quiet but steady mere appears 10
in strictly choice home g2gR s ,'s so LG The D ,G 81
winot want many leans 1l "a iV" , lay I' W ~
Quoaious represent as near ne selling prices tI ne 5I
recyers are asking trife than tue ont Idle figures,
1ty Bc i, in port 6a it is under ool the orders are
light Absolutely nothing doing in Black Beans, end quota
srriyns and prices nriner. Qu9tations -, M "a
ns9a "; % a ss.@ 90 s F$ sSoss sss
SS Va s saad ssS % % tx
sSges ia-', go 2S5 5S I 9 Sc 50 40
T prime KIDNEY s55 6 BUSH Bag sst $50 a55
Receipts for the week 1888 pEgs week 1901 pkgs
veek 2i Pkg to Great Britain and So pkgs TO the CONT
nsa q o 5o e n nah an oTeSn6py
se Creamery and t9e lS ,e demand s, Is Dee ' tS
Danes have steady demand at 5-f p9s1i3y saa g TGfe
2.d5oc The stock Of fine state Butter is tng within
he.S wc.n goaGs Of ali Inc dierent caslidcsons Im
On - tm' nHe is s4a h1a ai '3f 81 t c Fancy
maks of ieto ao held at Sc but &c lsa fGll Pee oT
~ g1 noi very s~S4Ctoiy rag - HT D% tI
packers, but there Is 10 export demand Quotations:
' s. 600. . to "a s y 5a2@ = R$ &c. 81
Dan as HS G2i to so P,di"5i ~
DO ro5' 10 wime$l AZ 'wCI.ito fno.....$5 as
DO Ian oeooL....27 aaJ Io. good to urimc..2t a5l
1zurrc da.1e. nne.5l az DO Door .......,26 as
tleanery rne 40 a Fis,orv. June.made
b. lar ioai y 81 i Go to good i IA ai5
iILtau'n ,lc-ney23 a ~ DO fresh made a,-
DO ,Lo'r. 49,. > e$II Do good 10 piime..26 az
i&&- .o5s2i a., rd dG i sa5d oc1cIce as
DO i'" 10 i~if.-.-I' 40 ioor Butter all - al,
S'Flc5... ...---..-.l0 0lt
Recent. fip ste.r l.,... lagt ,ocaF -G1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
sIXrYsEvENrM sAMIANNUAL DIvIDEND.
EAST RIVER SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

No 3 On AMBRRssT, NEW YORK, Dec 90, 1881.
Interest at the rate Of FOUR PER CENT per annum,
for the ending December 81 sS has been de-
cared upOn all entitled thereto and viii be payable
alter January TO- So Bank open daily from 10 u 70 y
IN WILLIAM H. SLOCUM, President; CHARLES A
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n.
~ PUIIApTITUrA PF AnIVG RAILROAD COMPANY
GEyERAL OPPiCE ~ SOUTH 4rf.sT, :
PHILADELPHIA, Dec rs, l9Sl.D
is stockholders OF this company
that the annual meet and eccuDn for President six Man
ayers viii take place at Association
Hail. 18th Chestnut-sts, the City OF Phiadel
the Monday TIE 9Th day Of January neN az
II O'CLOCK EDGAR l.. kINSLEN. Secretary
Tue EEW-IORK ELEVATED RAILROAD COMPANY
SECRETARY AND rEEAsUkEKS OFFICE I
NO. BROADWAY, NETWORK, Dec. 81, lool.)
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the stock
~ holders o this company for cccng thirteen rccor
ensuing year and three inspectors OF the next
succeeding election and for the transaction 81 any "htE
brought before such meeting IN relation
10 the agreements OF October - November ~ 1881, be-
tween this company, Tho Metropolitan Elevated ahWay
Company the Manhattan Iailw Company othcr"l7
viii he held al the office OF the company No ruadwa
New-G city, on TUESDAY. JAN UAkG TO- I5oz az IL
o'clock noon
The polls will be open from - O'Clock m 10 O'Clock pm .
Tho transfer books will be rcopened tho morning OF
j. A. COWING Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
erpopF.> yI\A\CIAL MARKETS

LONDON Jan 1850 D. m.-Consols, 1910 ior mol. y
and 9gie for account bonds, four per cents l-"'
AI,tut,' aud Great Western leatt trustees
crricate- as mortgage, u E Erie 49, 10 second
cons H. Iullo NeyJerSey central cOnspiS, llb Nev YORK
central rs; Illinois Central, 3' - ienn5y ha Central
an. Read.ns 95I New YORK. ontario and western ISIS
Alllwauke &C. ana ~. Paul common. lV'2 go. !,
ioNp0S Jan 5-i:3O p. mBar silver l. quoted OBLIGED
per o,.. ~ trIli.,, min.
drawn from The Bank Of England on o1i-h'e o'@S -
$4,000 o., -...... ..... H..
nor g., ur ron For
GRE pee 2g-j.U q. m.EXthankr on London 20 francs
20, GENUINE Tor checks
LFEIlV Jan 3-Tho statement 81 me lni'n" Iiihh OF
Germany sA0Ws decrease ln species "l u-i"V' hi h7'
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Diui0en0 Notices.
OrnCK or CHICAGO 81. PAU, MINNEAPOLIS ASD)
OMAHA RAILWAY ClMtNI

OTFiCk or CHICAGO, 81, PAU, MINNEAPOLIS AND(
OMAHA RAILWAY t1HrtNI
81 BEoADWAI, NEw-luAA, DOC 10, 1881.
DIVIDEND oil one and thrce-quarterS
n 49, per cent ON the preferred capital stock OF tbs
Company declared payN.e &C tins Office ui te lJ
dav a. January 1852 ahocrs of record at the close OF
business q the 81 81 day OF December, lo7L . ~.
transfer books of Che Company VIII hr closer l VIZ u.s.
day December lssl and be reopene ON the ga gay Of
January, l002 H. D. th'" Ii'' '''''''-o--
TuY IfroRryE- AND Tn,pERs' SAIIoNAL BASKoF
NeW-YoRK, NRw.Yo Dec. z, ISL.
4 DIVIDEND OF SEVEN PER CEN out
~ of the earnings ~ the last six month, a. toy n'ch
DECLARED by mis- bank PAYABLE Sd Of January Ioxt
'lle transfer books viii remain closed ul thht datc
EDNAUD TOWNSEND, cashier
Tal MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY, /
NEw.YoHR, Doc 81. 1851
At the regular meeting OF the Board OF
u uir,cer n Inc Mercantile Trust Company held this
dav vidcnd per cent upon r capital stock was do
clerel. tayable ON and after January 3, 1852.
Inc transfer books Of a." company VIII be closed on Ihes
day December ~ and reopened ON wednesday January
Ao'-' l.. l.. MONTGOMERY,
Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04

FRUITS. UEBiJES AND NLTf-pBED ,oo
Receipts OF Dried Fruit the week. "a IkgA with l-
pkg, OF Peanuts and "a pigs Of Pecan Nuts. Exports OF
Dued Apples, and the feeling Is decidedly hrncr Is P
crdv Thought hat the Ock moderate, ana some recent
large dealers the bIs OF an upward movement
steady trade Is gradually absorbing the supply
a receivers re Con-iu blr quantity ~"
lie uaton therefore regarded as very iay9iale;
immediate future is likely To develop ddullnHl
t.rng,h Pc led caches, both EraPoraioi ana suHit.,
e. "A and held about steady but Inpcccd are
pressed ,0 sale at lower prices small Fruits generally nn
an eci< the iobDn price for andpicket Pca
nuts aud strong High VIII cheek
demand, the light supply viii probably 20 out al good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04

points OF distribution were as lows: Lc Halfway ~
ras of Cream 1850 cans Of MIX Harlem Railroad 2O2J
do; Haven airoad, 40 do; Hudson River l;aToad
$50 do: Midland Railroad 1875 of MIX ana 20 cans VI
cream; city Northern Railroad $50 cans Of
MIX mscellaU nearby route l,bUU cans t"l.
cans al MIX Of 10 quarts and 30 cans o. rean Ihe
price, the surplus sold on The platform aNeia3e
The supply Of VI TX i largely N excess 81 the ueh
and AZ low prices current during the week eoOd uea
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-necr dnll md weak 60 actiye loIliElI but ~

INV rongcr at 7..a7ll IN Fan % good NcEn
iur ,al.. 40oO bag, brd tx Ira Cohee c 40 ~ IaS,
Dd RAIN, G9-a. ll4T hhdS NO,s>'s t'IIHo'i l'th'lg
cene.t, steady; Cut Loaf, $3.50, crushed 800; ,ubtS
es.c. Powdered. a ao-c. Crauulagd "Nc@ M1m3 a.,
ps Ole, Cnrfe,Iunerz &c, standard " \, &c; OF ~.
tSa-a,s White ENtIa &C." Sl-a-c.: yellow do do, -
~. yellow &C." 7lqG71C. yellow, e '-d7 &c.
sTfAtlNE-Dun ana nominal Prime Cl'y qu"''u ~
lly-ul4 -ac. OIromATs dTue StCulne, lie. ,, 600.
TALIIN-Ntiy uIn Prime cry quoted Sc SAFES o''oV'
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Irving Savings Institution,

90 WAR.EN-,C, NRW.Y ORK, Dec. 81, 1881.
The Trustees Institution have declared interest nj
tho rate of FOU Il PER CHS Pc AN VI on all sums re-
naming deposit the three ST. months ending an
nary l. 49, payable ana after Monday January TO- 1851
G.. ID. IEAIJS, secretary JOHN CAS- TREE, frtadeit
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Union DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

~ Broadway, 32d-st. OthaYe.
NETWORK, y. Y, Dec. II, 1881,
Half Yearly Dividend has been declared at the rate OF
Four Per Cent per annum payable and after Janusy S
1852. - 80, ,---.-.--
Money deposited and before January TO- will draw inter
eat from the first JNO. W. BRIITON, President
GARDNER ). CHAIN, Treasurer,
CHARLES f. SPRAGUE, Secretary.
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NATIONAL BROADWAY BANK,
NEW-NOgR, Dec. 81, 1881
SIXTY- FOURTH DINIDEND.-A SEMI
- ANNUAL DINIDESDOf EIGHT PER CENT viii DO
paid and after January 3, ensuing -
GOUTH CAROLINA BONDS-'Ihe interest
= on the Brown Bonds u the u south
Carolina" due January 1882 viii be paid presentation
NATIONAL PARK BANK Of THE CITY OF NEw.YoRK.
STATE OF ARKANSAS LOUGIIBOROUGlI
- BONDS.-Coupons due January ], lSs2, Of the above
will De paid the NaOnal CITY Bank Of
New. York CITY MATTHEWS q WHITAKER
STATE ~ Arkansas.
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rHRNIx NATIONAL BANK.

THE BRUSH ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY.
SOB BROADWAY NEw- YORK, Dc. 49, ISL
yFHE DIRECTORS OF this Company have de-
4 clared DINIDEND OF EIGHT PER CENT upon tho
Capital earnings OF last six MONTHS payable
January next Transfer books Will close at Decent
Der 20 and open January > next ...- .
= b. SFURGES. Treasurer.
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Experts Of Potatoes, 2~+3 bbiSi o. Unions '' ThH
tat0es in hight supply hrmcr; fair local demand ana
large cal from south for Choice stock Tor seed S@cr
40 ain spaIfngIv offered and held higher Very dul trade II
onions Cabbage very 1ull prices. other veg
ctablrs moving slowly al quotations;
Potatoes EaTy DO. yellow, ..--.-- i0~
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-. :, ~,
mo JANPtRo Ian t.-COhce-GOOd First., 4.lOoDi.25O
res ucr 10 kos Acreage daily receipts, ZOO bags ship
mems of the Week-o Channel anu NOfth OF Europe.
2j 900 bags the united states 5000 bags 70 ne Med
ifcrranc9n OCO sales OF the wcekFor The Channel
and %uTf, of EUROPE 5000 bags; for the United states,
g 600 bars for tho Mediterranean 5000 bags stock 2OOOO
bac-. Ixchaug London - g. a., =,
SASrOs Jan. 3.-Co1ee Average daly IcccIls lnI lhe
m 900 bas Sales OF the the weeG-tO all countries, 10000
bsl,. stock 200 600 bags.
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sIXTIETH DIVIDEND.

HANOVER
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
\ semianuua dividend % per cent is payable on
demand the Oihce OF the Company No Isl Broadway.
/. REMSEN LANE.
NiceITcsident and secretary.
Npyy yopR Tar