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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08
Japan 2ass3o for FOrmOsa 7ssOc for India and 100 for
LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEwYoHk Dec 7-BEEvEsaoony carloads reached
az R s y. E'Ts oh S
S"aness Varied during the afternoon OF the late arrivals
carloads were cried al o. which together with the
Beef ruled dun With signs Of little more activity in the
day little Choice beef was holding AZ 100 but general
Tor Common 10 Prime with PoSr selling Western
port OF light Cattle tomorrow we're considered good
ay s Of holding stock with some 5 $50
Classes Of Mutton In the Adnalie BY Joseph Eastmsn on
sih and one of Dressed Beef aud Mutton by sherman
cALvES-Receipts were sl4 head-222 ut eOthst s5 at
Washngtonarket and at Jersey City Veals were selling
%Sc P@sy 1oud SsPy have
below yessy 'T pe " oao Tss $50 as the
extreme outside figure The cure today for both city
moved very slowly at Gaa7c with few Of the best Country
sales Judd & buckingham sold Grasers 24s TO- at 3ao.
g Collins sold rs Mount Holly Veals lSOd4Oo 10, at
H. Hume sold 50 ora.sers ISL %. at Shot, do Certra)
Malenbeek sold Is Grassers DIG D. s'sc; AZ do
SHEEP AND EHMBs-Receipts were Including oars
When arrived late yesterday and cars back az Jersey CITY
OF Export Wehers Tor Hollis which woad ayerlge lao
men not dispo stock prospect at
~ wss that some 10 car loads would be carried over
slow at about yesterdays prices The former sold 495c
Prime Of Espo Wehers ot Tor &c. aad sew
era cars Of sneep and miIe sold at 81 soes5 ST.
Inc ueaa eanaket was as dead as ever Fair 10 Good
Dressed Mutton sold a7esc Poor to Common at 5h96lec
iuDs bOld 1850 ana liner STOCK
frUm tho hooks low 6a7c.
SalesJ II. Hume sold rs Kentucky sheep 1913 10. at Co
1910 99 ID az 4lg 1856 do 90 TO- &C: AZ state do, 1870
D. at Sc u do 100 b. at 4c 40 state Lambs % o. at 5c;
l56 state Sheep and Lambs mixed, II n at S. 3li4
Halenbeck & Davis sold: Michigan sheep 10 ID, at
z2 ~ DO Y D. AZ 81 40 Il Northern Canada Ewes 10
10 at 2c II Northern canada Lambs 10 49, at 6'c tS4
do d. at &C. l53 Western do So TO- at Csc 100 do SO TO-
at Gl4c.
Dienbeck q Dewey sold pit Western sheep, 80 10, at
5sc 40 DO - TO- at 81 95 l07 state 90 d. at 47c I'll
state sheep and Lambs Mixed ~ d. ut 5o 1872 do 50 D. at
~ 81.
Joife, Wright Hoag & Co.. Sold 1873 State Sheep and
Lambs, mixed, 81 70. at 5lsc.
J. sader Co sold 1913 Western sheep IS b. at 81 Sl
1875 do. 80 10. at ~ 3lia
Newton et sold l6s Kentucky sheep 80 ID. 81 40
do lu9 N. al 5i2c
Judd buckingham sold 90 sheep II b. at 4c; So
state Lambs. ~ %, at &C.
recelpis were AZ cars OF 5704 head OF at
Is cars at Jersey city The market ruled firm and
sales of Primo at So 50as6 go. Country Dressed
duh for all but light weights Three iOurths
OF all the stock arriving are Medium Hogs and the
demand IL light for this class. Quotations 11Sc
70 heavy 81 HS2c for Medium and 80 19c for Light The
few County Pigs which received to-day were
sold at hieh figures l060 being obtained for the best
saes-Smith & Reid sold 1873 Western Hogs 10 TO- at
SO co. 49 do LAT b. S. 56 l03 do 1873 d. ut So co. 81
Pigs l24 n. at 50 56l. 10 Roughs, go 10. at 5i2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08

The Sinh Treasury statement today shows loss
on balance of @lGi2l5, mace NJ DS a con loss Vi
$500 7O3 less q currency gam OF Tl2b.1So. 10
as Transactions covered: Receipts. $3.50, Pol;
payments exclusive OF checks for $50 lS gwen lor
oalled bonds and Interest,", Il'VI''iOo; GIL!eGcy
ballnc 81 ,759, Gal coin balance. $lO6,T Io9?
Including tOOay's, the total redenpuohs NJ 'hls
Sub Treasury of bonds III the HIM Ism INA
10Th cal and under the offer t. redeem 9lUoUO.-
600 Of uncalled bonds, amounts To 9ZJ,NOJ -SO.
Money today worked closer a per ctnt lOi an tIc
renewals and early business after tnai cohslucr"pic
business WAS done at per cent ana Iat'r ~ . p'5
cent and ater stin brokers balances we're Oh red
in sma ANS At 3l2 per cent I"e houlc''ic n
cnauge> OIL NeN-YOrk al the places named are qnoien
AZ fol sowS: savannah, Il discount 10 par; hdIp'tp
IA d scouut to par; New Dreams, - % discount 10
par; > Louis, 10 cent, discount Chc'go, 80 cthiS
discount: Eo,,on, lO0l2 coats premium p,
The Clearing House statement io-day IS a ioi-
lows: Exchanges. Tl52GJG2G6; balances
- .962 1913
day received 1872 900 National bank nOt,s for re-
dcmption. The Gus rec ips we're S|92,G20
and the in erna revenue receipt '4lS,SZ5.
There is no activity In the foreign exchanges, nut
the demanl Is better on the approach OF another
| steamer day than it was yesterday after the de-
parturc of he last mail, and hence tbs market IS
quoted finn. Not having chahEed or quotations
Tor businc,, Yesterday ID res ousc to the specu
| tive marking down of the uomn Il rates, We 40 not
| have 10 revise them Tonight and they remain as
| follows: Bankers Bills ~ S3l4 and VI ~ TOT
| long and snort sterling Iespc lively; 0Z4"S ana
| 52ll4 tor francs; 94lS an. 1913 Tor reich
| marks 1895 ana 397s Tor gm!deIs.
The Governors OF the Bank Of England at their
! regular weekly meeting to-day made no change III
the bank Is minimum rate for discount and IT remains
! at , per cent During the We-E the BANK game
Gl5S 900 bullion and the proportion of its reserve
| t. its liabilities reduced from 4U'S u 40 J-IO
per cent, against 80 9-16 a. sane date last year.
| The weekly statement of the Bank OF France shows
a gain of 1,l75,O00 francs gold ana a loss OF
| 3,S25,O00 silver. Al the London Stock
| ExcL!uge, British consO.s opened shade
| higher but ID the clos 100 1876 for money
was unchanged rom last night, AMI lOl u tor az
| comm was 1-l6 per cent lover Uni.ed STATES
| BONDS were higher; Gigs al 1925 is 1T l24. and
| dos al 1868. For American ral ways he quota
tons generally are higher response yesterdays
cloirg figures IN the nome markets. Bar silver
wa, lower AZ 503it per ounce. At Pans FIench
3 pr cents rose to 5000 30 40, ana 81 eh! exchange
on London was up to %. % francs 10 the {.
The rec 1pts OF flour ana grun at the prlncipia
Atlantic ports December 3, We're:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08

Railroad bonds were quiet and prices generally
were shade weaker. Erie second consols sold at
96la. Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg 5s at 7Ol2
G7O. and the incomes were pa lower at Al Missouri
Kansas and Texas first cOnSos sold up to l06l2
Chesapeake and Ohio first currency debts
brought 52l4Q52. Canada Southern frsts
were ls higher at 96ls. New-York, CHI
cago and st. Louis frSts were steady at 94'S@
04a. East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia in
comes were Il higher at 393i and Richmond and
Danvllle debentures rose q to 6212 Norfolk and
Western general mortgages sold at 10Ol2,
st. Paul consols were u lower at 124i2,
while firsts, Chicago. Pacific and Western
division, were Il higher at 02l2. Northwestern
sinking fund 5s declined b to 9S'2, Wabash gem
eral mortgages were Il higher at 1919. Denver and
Rio Grande rsts were Il better AZ 100, andthe con-
soils were off l. at 90. Texas Pacific incomes sold
up to 81, but the frss, Rio Graude division, were
weak at SO0771207Ss4 and New-Orleans Pacific
frsts declined 70 to SO. Annexed are the quota
tons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL

LONDON Dec. 7-l2.30 D. m.-COnsos lOOIr6 for money,
aud lOl for the account. A laHJc ami Great Western
ccrtihcatcs J2S4;
l3s14 PENNSYLVANIA c. naL ~. Reading, -Ote; New
New YORK Ontario Western 2Sis; Milwaukee and It
Paul common, lOJ2
LONDON. Dec. 7-23O p m.-Paus advlcs' quote thTee
per cent renss centilnes Tor the account
LONDON 800 In-Ihe prOpOrtiODo OF the BANK OF
gland to liability which Ia weeA was 4Os Der
cent Is now 40Sls cent The bullion IN The Bank OF
England has Increased l5S 900 during the past week
LONDON. Dec 1870 D. m-Pans advices 1uote three
per cent 20 confines for the account
exchange London at 20 francs 70 genuine Tor
checks
LONDON Dec 7-i:OO m.--Bar is quoted at 50@d
per
LONDON Dec Is p m-Consols. l0Oiaa for money and
lOlls for Atlantic and Great western INST
mortgage trustees certificates 90 u Go. second mortgage
49, NewA Ork Contra. 1876 Pennsylvania Central O&s
PARIS. Dec The weekly statement OF the BanA OF
France SHOWS Of 6l7J,OO0 francs gold ana
a decrease OF 3s26O0 francs silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08
toNDoN WOOL SALES

LoyDoS THE following are the wool sales 81 tues
Fleece III Id lHOd secured. lOd ID greasy I'D
alldi pieces, 4%da ls; lambs Y2l ~ - y,
secured l2ddIOlf 352 bales Victorian Fleece LluD
q I'd secured lOda21 I'd greasy sd iJd l0cks an i
pieces 4d I'd lambs 10 I'd ~ i2 occurred ~ -
greasy, 7ddl1 nd Lag bales w.Zea.anI-Fleece clg
1l'9L; secured si2dd2s greasy. 7A2L l0di LOCKS anu
pieces bdQI l2d.j lambs ~ n; secured I'd 49, SIeA
I'd. 3s9 bales south raanoeoaTed " III 80 ~.
greasy. 0l2LaiLh locks aud pieces III sii greasy W
IT'S bales Cape and Nstal-Feeee Gd0 81 greasy o-d
3D. 81 bales IasmaDan Feoye 9d 0lG9d scOursd 10 ~
greasy, sdGl I'D; locks and pieces 4d.; lambs lOd
TOLEDO Dec. AT the noon BOARD Wheat steady no
Red spot $3.50; December g794cs all the year ~ t;
stssnv figs Med zoe, No spot Sio DecemDer s. no:
oil The year 56c. January. b$c bid. May, 56hc oats
year January; 4oS May Ss'.e heeePs1whsat ~ 900
Flour mono. Wheat 1000 bRsh Corn. eUo0 BUSH osts
2,4JO bush
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ERcoRDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Elton.st, cor OF CORTLAND ave. lOOx25; Caroline
Sanguineti to A Peter 81 500
Court ave g. % II , OF Elton 81. Z5XlOO san
gunet to Sanguinetti ----------....-.-...-- 1000
same Ferrasa ..,...,.-,.., 1000
29th n :, 90 fte Of Lee ingtOaaye 2U695J; Clara
Vredenburg TO K HutcGigon. 1900
Enza Teller ............. 10000
and vito to b Dean. $3.50
W rufney, assignee, 70 sagah u iioldsn 49,.
hcGer ct al Terence Farley -. $4,000
Lexingt0n-ave. Nos lO3l and f.O33: also No l23
squer ......... $4,000
schwenck -. 1900
Emanuel 10000
l2Oth So ; g. 30 # Of 4thaYe, I25xlO0ll. RI
Hutchinson and wife 20 Holmes
18th st. s. lis IL of 3d'ave. l5xlOU d; Meyer $3.50
and another to Fanny oSenstein ,...;..'..-; 1000
vile to W 4 Barr 5000
Robbinsave G 8, 40 1t II OF DiytsOn-st, zOxo0; q
Whitehall, st, II OF DTidgc-st. l28X359X ir.
ana wife ,....' 10000
Eisig Catherine Garrison $4,000
and wife Elizabeth HOFFMAN ............,. $4,000
M IcSenauer 5000
97th.st ). 800 IT e OF llth.ave, 25KlO05 Bowe.
Sheriff. to FoehronDaok ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IA
Rogers 70 $ Kelly 1880,
Schuyler to / oyeringt 1900
ll5thst, Ii s, 81 II c OF AveA. l50XlO01l; t New
wife to Richardson OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AaIbch to McGoyern ................. -. 1900
Groenwich-st, Nos 4Z9 and 43li Lenane e. Al 10 Il -
hurles -V'o
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There were 10 transactions in city bank stocks
The hlodng and asking prices of the first call were
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08

State bonds were dull, but were stronger for dea l.
;ngs. Louisiana consols were per cent higher al
so. and Tennessee 6s sold at 4oi2 the compromise
bonds selling at 47i2. Annexed are the closing
ouotatlons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08
REAL ESTATE

NEw.YoRK. Thursday. Dee. Z. 1882.
The following sales were held nc tho Ex'
change salesroom TODAY
RI Bern1rd S'sgh.
and 5story brick buildings with lot No 2i9 Canal
IT. ne cor Of No il3-Em Sc, hos 2sISL6x3d6 .o o.,
MI Il berdes Sc5,fs
BV H. " camp.
4story brown stone dwelling with lot No Cal
Ie1inrionave e& 90 II n oil 3iiAst iot 2SxlOO; ~ 40
Iappen 234O
BV John r. Bogd
aad story brick teDemenIs with lOi No l2a Pitt
st,w@ 1873 OF Houston st. cot 25El0t; Henry
5.sioiy brick tenement with ot No 81 Esscx.t -O'"''
ys 1873 it q OF Grana-st. lot 2SKs7sxs6zs7.iI;
IN Richard Y Harn,t
plot OF land e i0thave. block front between
2l2h and 2l3thst "b9S22J; Charles FOx....... f.55t
~ h. H. LUdLOw & CO.
I plot of land = l42i-st 250ft W Of SHAVE 5sllx
l0Oo6x33 lx9y.Il; Henry Mel s.............. 40c(
By Lov,s Mesier
Plots n I6ithst $50 # e OF l0thase, each 25xl39
Plot Of and on Edgcom6 Road s. opposite ie5th '@0'
lots adjoining above. each lot SjTi2l6; John Nc:
los EdgOcomb Road $50 ii Of above each 55i
lot. " s I'D EdgeSonb Road. 1910 IT Of Jamc "''
place. each 25x9s.4: l. Treat. 40
Alfred Roe. I.SOC
Mackin 1850
3Ots adjoining above. each lot 2jli60. George
lois on lth,ave, Q Of i7Si st, each 25Iloo
lot on l74ih st. cor Of iitiave s;xioO ii 1i0'
lots SdjSnins the above each ot 201i0o George o''
plot q land on iithayc. cor Of i54ii:;T 77i2
S'Go; same buyer l5I,
81 TscSa 1850
IL
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sog P'G 7ysq g dg s TrP'
CASH S1,SSs4 Nc December Is SO &C. January 10
ss ySsE Ne DO ssgs ca CORN MAO Gw S at sSs
4g'ie cash 81 &c. December a. Sc January: 49sd4Ohe
ss.. ss7s essS; slSSs PsSsmSsr: JS5aary
55c Barley qast sample . LSt soesSc SSbrqsEs 20
Eggs lower 24d24 &C. Whskey steady at " l6 Por i
rn at SIT 20 cash. sl7 80 January lob 81 90 sl7 $2
nc: short Clear. 97oc Bacon daI shoulders, Soc:
s s3iT H. SRSGs Ss 1000 65 Wnss
$4,000 bush Corn 200 bush: Oats S0JV bush, hyei,
bbla Wheat n 900 BUSH $4,000 bush; DATA none
Rye 1000 bush Barley. none
cotton sARKErs-sY TELsGRAPh
9'S 90 %sS0n s59fy
bales 500 S1e lmSrieaS su Low dang
clause December delivery 5ldi do January and EeoLg
Sss.d do. March ana April delyery. SSd also sod:
denver. 6i.ad. Futures steady
1a1 acuSsa $500 Uae. AMERICA ''0'
LIvERPooI Dec 800 P IHtgresnu psnds
do January ana February delivery 5cd DO Msreh and
July and delivery eesd do, August aud September
saRs qES ns
the cOnHeSt 5c bales. 90, Great att Bri5iH
70 GaIvoS p peS cotton steaSy MGag Sc
Middns dig SSPS Ordinary; @sS F S51
MOBILE Dee 7.--CO,ton Hrmi MldalnG 0'ci Low
MlddlnG 9ci Good Ordinary gsc net receipts ltsi
sales. BOO bales stOcF, 2l,SSy bales -
NEn-OR Dec 7.-COttOn strong; Aicdllng, 1855
Low Mddng 9c Good Ordinary shci not receipts 2944
bales gross TAO bales exports 10 France, TO the Con
tinent, baies; coastwise bales TO Great Brltain'
66l4 sales 5000 bales; last evening $500 0ales stocS
275 $40 bales -,
SAVANNAH. Dec. 7--Cotjon duIl Middling; 9hIsc Low
Middling. Ordinary roceipos OVAL
bales: gross 6,06i baes; exports coastwisc. oa!es;
Great Britain, 6,G1i bacs; to the Continent bales
1900 bales last evening. 800 bales stock lO432S
bales.
EUROPEAN MARKETS
LIVERPOOL. Dec bacon. Cumberland Cut 49,: Short
60Od Pork Prime Mesa, 95Od do Western 90 Lard.
Prime Western 190d Cheese American Choice 60G C0rn-
79d for Mixed old Turpenne Spirits 39Od Provisions
Lard 81 Cd for American Brestsiifs-Corn 1Id
Wheat. g2d0JJd GENITAL for Cal
lforna Club sod 6s1ld for Red Western Spring S9dd89d
for He'd Winter. -.
LONDON. Dec. 7.-Sprts Turpontne. 370d Calcutta
LInSeed 403d quarter. Ltnsced OIL 40 lO~tzl %
per tun, Talow 40 Der cWt Refined PtO!euDi. O'%de
1sd. gall - 49, -
ANTWERP, Dec 7-Perroeum 10 francs % confines for
paid and 10 francs % centimes sellers
WIcOx's Lard l4I francs 90 centmes per 100 khos ,
BREMEN. Dec. 7-Pctroleum. 7 marks 90 pennlgs VII
cOx's Lard closed ut 90 marks ner 10 Sllos. -
HAVRR. Dec. 7.-WlcO1s Lard closed az "a francs w
centimes 90 kilOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08
Gin i1ropertp 90 te,.

TO LET THE WELLER Rrr,tpryo.
and Beaver ST. opposite Bowling Green.
the best offices In the CIiy OF New-lOrk for
BANKING, INSU RA i CT, BROKERS o. OTHER BUSl-
MSS.
This entirely and truly magnificent building IL about
completed and ready IOr occuJlucg IL Is built OF brick non
PINK granite, ant g THOROUGHLY iiREPEOOE.
four passenger elevators, spTng water
from az aItesiaa well. and aii the
LATEST MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
Choice lie secured by Application % the
subscriber Ills Office Ia said building, II TO 20 broadway,
". VI. VAIL.
tES 0NA This 4-stOry, 2J-iUOt between
POO.UUV. 9TH and Malsona,es isatoat 1000
lCs- duplicated; house has been b0 Two years,
but uc, e Occap.od. klkER, $50 6th-a1c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08
Gitp Real Istlte tor Sale.

Citp Real estate tor Sale.
A LARGE MANUFACTURING ESTAB-
N LISHAENT the East River water front ior sale.
rutland & WHITISG BeeAman 81.
EIRST-CLASS BUSINESS PROPERTY on
streets in this vicinity for safe paying 10 per cent.
rutland * WHITING. , Beekmaust
5TH-AYE. n,,.... oe,, .,, o-,,..
ge elegant houses for sale. Also.
g 4 10 10 EAST 6flH. o AND 30 EAST 9th AND
II EAST 76IH-or
BARGAINS.
w. p. SEYMOUR III Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08
aactiou Sales Of Real Gs!d!e.
A DRlAN II. MULLER, Auctionaer.

A DRAM II. MULLER, Auctionaer.
EXECUTORS SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. NO. - WEST 2sTH-sT. no. 2ll WATER
1T, ANDON MACDoUGAL AND MINETTAsTs: AND
MINETrA.LANE
ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON viii sell 81 auction On
TUESDAY, Dee. T. at u O'clock the Exchange sales
room IL Broad by r OF the executors OF estate
OF Elizabeth A. LOuferDdcS, Gecegs,d:
NEST 2STlf.-T-Ths extra vide fOurstOFY highsc9p
and lot No A. West 2otst sOult
side Bry2dway and Ctb ave. Ot 2oAtoJ with gas
fixtures and mirrors. - o,,
WAIEtSr.-rhe hvesOry buck store and lot 80 2ll
Voter south side between BeeAnan ana Fulton $751; Ot
lOltNtlIO. - - 49,. ,,...,.-r.-
MACDOt'GAL And MINETrA-STS. AND MINErTA.
NTTbe 4, re Jry brk houses and lots No li3 MO
d0ugal.st II Minettast and Nos. 3 9iinettaAe
having frontage II Il ON haclOu2asl Jlo On M'a.lA
ST.. AID 1919 on Nin,tta Lax.
Maps &C, AZ odce Of auctoneer. No PlnesL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08
Brooi!pn 1roI.rt, for IA: an 20 &C.

TOR SALE Oh very easy terms, Il four-story
brick dwelling on tht Ycst sill" OF COIN nJi i05I.t.
Sutton all StfseE Fsrrss
al TIaltlg tIr) IN - Fdr nals, Yfl O e
.Ir nIlst lO 2JE.jD vi IN m JIY
Of cash required Address p LEST En- Tribune y ice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08
Sales bn 4urtlon.

MORTGAGE SALE.--B. Mandelbaum, auc-
oeer seIls at by yirtie OF chatte mort
ea1s ar the northwest Union aud MestShostes-
syea NOrrsaaIa horse one gardenor wagon one
sxo ~. hlIUoss a lot hOtbcd WINDOWS. lSAAO We
COLDsTEIS, Attorney for Moftssxee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08
Covarinershin Notifies.

NOTICE.-The partnership heretofore exist
~ lug between The UhdeTsgDed aud tlod Law"nee Eliza
under the style Of mum co
at sydney. In the CVl0ny OF Now south Wales, and
D. 1. ELLIS & CO.
n. I'm Apefica As Dissolved by notice the
10 Fred LaNreuce Ellis the 9th day
Of Angus. last IN % tue partnership agIesen
EDWARD DAVIS
Sydney New south Wales Nov. 2. 1852.
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financial.
GAS, BANK AND INSURANCE STOCKS
~ All NewYork and Brooklyn securities bought and sold
Loans made country property. JOSEPH A. HOYr 25
Nassau.st

THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE STATE OF NEW
YO K above mentioned has boon IeOrg3nzed az STATE
BANKING ASSOCIATIONS under the laws OF tho state OF
New. York will Continue tho business heretofore con
Quoted by the said the place under the
Of - ... -, ..,.,..,. oo,-
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NEw-YoRK, Thursday. Dee. z. 1882.
The following sales were held nc tho Ex-
change Salesroom TO-DAY:
BIZ Errnrrf lSIaHih.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-08
Diuioen1 Nollees.

iii BRoADWAr, NEw.I OK. nov. ~, 1852
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF III Rec
"A AND o. E.HALF t32 PER CENT Will lie paid at
m office on tn day Of December % All STOCK
bOiers OF record ON that daie 40 4. ~. ,,
he transfer books viii be closed from Nov 30 to Dec H.
both Inclusive w NJ H. NOpD' Jl' oo'io's1J.
The Evening critic., 1882-09-07
The Big Bird I'm baltimore.

That Baltimore will be ablazo on tho days of
the oriole there can be no doubt. The deco
rating Of private and business houses is
about to commence, although many will not
decorate until Monday. 1t has been the spo-
cial object OF the committee to withhold tho
routes of the several parades, for reasons that
many knowing that the parade Will not pass
on their streets would not perhaps decorate;
30, not knowing what street will DO traversed,
the decorations Will DO general all over tho
city. OF course Maryland colors Of orange and
black Will prevail TO great extent, but the
national stripes will not DO forgotten; in fact,
the world Will be represented by her buntings
That the decorations Will be handsome In some
cases there is not shadow OF doubt, as sew
cral of tho wholesale houses will have thou
sands OF gas Jets from the street to the roof OF
their buildings, forming notices, stars,
mated on each night Of the oriole, and Will set
the city ablaze. 1t Will be certainly worth n
visit TO view the grand illumination, and all
our people have this opportunity, for corpo-
ration that has done considerable for our
city-tho pioneer Baltimore & Ohio-will have
extra fast trains steaming at all hours to tho
City OF Gaiety to convey our citizens, without
loss OF time, 10 the scenes OF tho merry
makers. Our people can leave this city after
business-say p. mon tho day OF tho grand
pageant arrive in Baltimore, say, about 7
O'Clock, take view OF the illumination, visit
the pageant and return home tho same night
by tho Baltimore 4 Ohio-the only double.
track route to Baltimore; where comfort OF
travel and safety OF person can DO assured.
The Evening critic., 1882-09-07
PERSONAL.

Hon. JOHN PAUL, of Virginia, is in the
city, having arrived last night and Will remain
In town for n few days.
-PAYMAsTER-GENER ROCHESTER re-
turned from his New York trip yesterday and
was at the Department to-day.
DIRECTOR OF THE MINT BURCHARD,
who has been absent In the West for several
months past Is expected In the city sometime
next week.
COLONEL CARY, of the Pay Depart
ment OF tho Army, left last night for trip to
Martha's Vineyard, where his summer resi-
dence is located.
Hon. JOHN AMBLER SMITH, the nomi-
nee for the Third Congressional District of Vir-
ginia, arrived in town yesterday, and will
leave to-day for Richmond.
SECRETARY OF WAR LINCOLN re-
turned to the city this morning and was at his
desk all day. He has not yet decided when to
go TO Colorado Springs. He will probably,
however, leave some time next week.
COLONEL WIN. p. COPELAND, his host of
friends will be pleased to learn, has recovered
sufficiently from his painful illness to pay q
visit to friends in New York. Speedy recovery
seems now to BIO certainty in Colonel Cope
lands case.
Miss JENNIE RAWLINGS, eldest daugh-
ter OF tho late Secretary of War, General John
A. Rawlings, was married yesterday to Mr..
George Holman, In the Presbyterian Church
at Goshen, N. Y. Among the friends present
at the ceremony were General and Mrs Grant.
The Evening critic., 1882-09-07
Mnior Phipps, Copartners.

Atabout o'clock yesterday evening Dotoc.
tive Miller, representing the One Hundred
Committee, Of Philadelphia, secured tho ar
rest Of Mrs. Kate Adams, housekeeper for OK.
superintendent Phipps, the fugitive, and an
hour later ex-storekeeper James f. Brown
was taken into custody. The aflldavits made
by John Huggard, president of the almshouso
board, charges that the accused did unlaw-
fully and wickedly conspire together to cheat
and defraud tho city OF Philadelphia by 70.
moving and appropriating goods and chattels
to their use belonging to the city of Philadel-
phia. When Mrs. Adams was informed by tho
officer that he had warrant for her, charging
conspiracy in removing goods from the aims
house, she eaid: "oh, that was no conspiracy
as far as am concerned. Mr.. Phipps had
them sent here himself. I had 10 knowledge
OF them" At this juncture tho woman COM
pletely broke down, crying bitterly. She was
then taken to the Central Police Station, whore
she was locked up, the lieutenant being IN
structed to allow no person to communicate
with her. Ex-Storekeeper Brown, upon being
arrested, complained that no was not called
for earlier In the day, that he might have had
an opportunity to find bail. They were held
In $4,000 bail each for u hearing on Tuesday
next, in default of which they were locked up,