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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-16

The yen<:izn glass rsoS2ic r-pr-rzis
q Abraham Lincoln thai hAnrs il the
Cd Hal az Representatives. MAshinE.
TO-. \. 5000 80 have Nv IT, 49, = COM
r1nfon porrrzi; = Presiisni Gz-teld-
made IN the s1rns manner. ~ tie same
1rfi-f. S1lri1ti. "a renipe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20

STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE. Dec l9.-CottOn quiet: Middlings 10Ic.;
Flour Howard street and Western Supernne IS u
- % Extra SO0S4 % DO Family 81 Sass 10; City
Mills super S. 5OGt4 do. Extra, - 25ssJ So do. NO
Brands, 20 5uGj 80, PataDscO Family 50 20. Wheat
Southern Red. 81 O3dsl o.; do Amber. 81 UJe
81 10; 40. Maryland. ST. 90 No Western Winter Rod
spot 81 O65t december 81 u640 O63a COrpS0u thern
White 6ic do Yellow 64c Western Mixed spot IS a65c.;
December. q. oats dull-,Outlern. A. 1000 estefn
Wnte 4SdiJc do. Mixed, 45G47t Pennsylvania 45 JOc
Rye nu 81 Goo Hay STEADY; Prime 10 Choice Pennsylva
MA ana Maryland sl4Glj. PrOyisiOns-Mess PORK.
1925. Bu;Ameais-shouIders. sAelO3c Clear hlo
sides packed S4oiOSc. Baeon-shoulders lOi9 Clear
nned. 12l.c Butter. Western Packed ~ s26o. Cream.
cry, 81 Ste Eggs, 2pc. Petroleum Refined, f9sG 20
GOneeRiO cargOes Ordinary 20 FAIR, a a. &c sugar
Soft - sc Copper Refined l7Do. Whskev ~ loS u,,,,
finn. No White ial spot "a 40 ao Decemoer % Gyl%c,
gs34 February OOA ali the year; eac January;
O3i May lied, Winter Doe: no "hlte oO'so.
Corn duh No. z Mixed New, 03ci Ola 40. .VAs OuI'
No / Mixed New 35c No. White. 4lSci No :, 80 nc.
Receipts- Flour none Wheat 10. 10 bush Corn, none;
Oas ohipments-fiOur' hOHe' "hoA| AoVVV OusN-'
tIScIsS1II pee lg-Fiour steady ~ l00S4 40
Fancy IL ass wheat du B. No Red Winter. 30 4
as no spot g7c. DecemDer 9se January 9Jc. all the
year; receipts 1900 Dushi shlpmento none Com
am; New FAR 46d4Se: no. Mixed, eSc. spot. bzesS
sie February; 53lsc MAY. Oats firm No Mixed.
80 a4Oo spot DecembeT3 81 nc all tho $500
ave 62A3 csc. Barley steady Extra NO 8
IA Z PORK nrm New. tLT9oI 90. Laru nrm
1917 lo86c bUiEmeats shouders 6Sse. Gear Hio
Dc Bacon-sboulders nc. Clear Rib lOAsc Clear lac
Whiskey steady I'll IL Butter quiet. CEooe Western
Reserve 25c. Choice Central ohio 23c sugar steady
HardA 9sdJs.c. Neu.Orieans, 6sdT14c HOgs higher
Commor Light 81 5J0sO 20. tscS'ng ana Butchers
SeI69so o. reoelpts al6Y head; shipmsats SS0 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
COTTON mARKETs-sY TELEGRAM,

LIVERPOOL. Dec 10. -l2:S0 .. m-COttOn tending down.
MIIdhng Cpands. 40 Orleans do 81 I'D. sales, 10000
including 1000 bales sDecuuOn export Re-
1890 bales, 10000 American. FuturesU pl2nds
Low ddnng clause December delivery e4d. osZe4d
December January delivery 512s4d 5sied. do
January and February delivery 5bad 3d. Feb
ruary and March delivery, 6ezs4d. 5o1d; March
April delivery, oS'e4d. 5b34d do April and May
delivery 5Seed. do May and June delivery 5ee.d also
5csd do une and July delivery 3D. Oos4d; July
ard August delivery Go.. also 6d do August and Sep
TENDER denver. 67e4d.. also Gss4d Futures steady
LIVERPOOL Dec. 19-l:3O p m-Couon- saes
included 800 AmerlcxL-
LIVERPOOL Dec. lS5:UO m.COttOn-Futures-UDla nds
Mddng clause, December delivery 6524d 5essd.
do January February delivery 5s2od do February
March delivery Se4 do March ami April delivery 0Sed
also 5bos4d Futures steadier
CHARLESTON. Dec. l9-COtton lower. Middlng, e7sc.;
Addng CSC: Good Ordinary, 81; receipts 475l
bales; 470l bales, 5000 DaRs; exports TO
the Continent, bales To Great Britain, - bales;
France. - bales; coastwlse stock. lO569U bsles.
MlddIng, Jsse. Good Ordinary. 9<c receipts. 1881
bales; gross, 1881 bales exports 70 Great Britain.
bales. 10 France, bales 10 the Continent bales;
coastwse. - bales; sales 800 bales: STOCK. 1851
bales
MOBILE Dec. I9.-Cotton easy, mIddlng CSC. Low
1888 bales; cOastwse,i lIS2
sales. loo bales sJocf. 2.4v3 bales.
SEw-OR v,Ns. Dec. l9.-COtton dull Mlddng 9lstsc.;
Low Middng 9'llec Good Ordinary e.sc; receipts
10 the continent 1896 baes coastwise bales; to
BRIAN. - bales; sales 1000 bales; last evening,
baes stock. 29O.64l bales
SAVANNAH. Dec. l9-,Otton dull Middling. 9u1sc Low
Middnug. 9aoc. OTdInaTy o7sc. colo
gross 6.5lJ bales cOastwise 4.olO bales
$500 bales evening 800 bales stock lIZ900
la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20

CONFORMING the business of last week, The Ch'c0go
Hrbupe SAYS: 1.-The total shipments of flour gram
and provisions east from this city by the SIX poo
lines Amounted to 52642 tons. Beside tins the
sNckel Plate took out about 1000 tons. when
N axes the total east-bound shipments OF flour gram
and provisions nearly $1,000 tons, larger amount
chan has been shipped during one week for more
than year, That is singular error tor Ire
rbioooo Tribune to have fallen into, particularly as
it's own issues of January %. January 20 and feo-
mary < 1889 show that the tonnage OF the SIX
pool lines for each of the weeks preceding those
dates was 6O.753 tons. 66,296 tons, and
721IO tons respectively. We have not at hann
tbe record Tor each road Of the largest week 2llO
tons. but the subjoined table compares the ton
mage of each of the six railways for the two weeks
ended January 81 and rs. 1882, with that OF last
week The 1ribunSs erroneous statement has De-
come more important because it has been copied III
nearly all the New York papers, and has had some
effect upon the stock speculation. The tonnage OF
The six railroads for the week ended February IL,
1882. was $3.50 tons, 1894 tons more than the
tonnage of the same roads last week. 80 1t is ap-
narent that if the story of freight blockades Is
frue II is due to depreciation of capacity, and not
10 an excessive or, for former periods, an unusual
movement of tonnage.
The tonnage of each of the six pool lines, for the
tbrea ,veel,s of $50 namel was as fol ows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
YESTERDAY. To-day
TUESDAY, Dec. 1872. NJ.

TUESDAY, Dec. 49, We
The official statement Of tho railway shipments
..st from Chicago by the six pool" lines OF
-four. grain and provisions for the weeh emu
inp Saturday. December 10. shows an III
crease from the preceding week of tins year VI
100 tons, and an increase OF 300 0ns
from the shipments of the same week ol
1881. Compared with the preceding week Oh 'n,S
wear the railways last week carried loss9 barrels
less of -four and us tons less of provisions, ana
s.s12 tons more of grain. The totals were o='oS~
last week against 90 939 tons the preceding week
The changes in the tonnage of each railroad are as
follows: Michigan Central lost 1,164 tons ana
Lake shore gained 2,e67 tons met gam TO the
Vanderbilt system 1903 tonsl Fort wayne ga,nou
zs7 tons and Pan Handle lost l3S tons
lnat gain 10 the Pennsylvania system o49
tons: Baltimore and Ohio gained 557 tons; and
Grand Trunk lost 1000 tons.
The following shows the quantity OF honf' graz"
and PROVISIONS carried by the various roads easO-
from Chicago during the week ended oatur-
dav December l6, 1882:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
To,al since Jan l. 8ls 828 IL
EuRoPEAN FINANcIAL MARKETs.

LoNnoS Dec l9.-l2.30 p m-Consos lOo,Ig for money:
and 1908 2ntc and Great Western nfst
mortgage cerncates oil =; Enc, 4094 second
CosOs 1905 NewYOrE Central 1870; Illinois Central 1894
Reading 253s New-NOrk, ontario and Western, 20 Mil
waukee and Pau cOmmOn III y.
LONDON Dec 1880 D. m-Parls advices dnote three
per cent rentes IS rs cenmes the account
LONDON Dec. 10 40 p. mConsois lOOsIs for money.
and account four per cent bonds 1857 DO.
per bonds extended 1906 do tour and hall per
cent bonds ~ Al do. second COnsOs. 100 ~ ATTAIN
Western Tst mortgage trustees certificates
6la4 New ork Central 1894 Illinois Central 100 MIL
waukee Paul common, 49, Pennsylvania Central.
GA, Reading, 2S2
LoNDox Dec 1880 m.-Pa1s advces quote thres
20 francs 20 centimes for the account
and exchange London at 20 Z2 confines for
che
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20

Compared with the corresponding week of 1881,
the tonnage for the six pool lines of last week
shows an increase of 1873 tons, made up by
42.152 barrels more of -four 3,SO3 tons more OF
grain, and 1872 tons more of provisions. The gains
or losses of each of the six lines on the business OF
the week of last year were as follows Michigan
Central lost 626 tons and Lake Shore gained 1874
tons met gain for the Vanderbilt system 2,74S
tons, or II 2-1O per cent the Fort Wayne gained
l.5l7 tons, and the Pan Handle gained 656 tons
tnet gain Tor the Pennsylvania system 2173 tons,
OF IS 9-lO per cent?; the Baltimore and ONO gained
2.541 tons, or 30 $40 per cent; and the Grand
Trunk gained 1,291 tons, OF % $40 per cent,
The folio wing table shows the comparative tom
mage of each railroad in the articles named-tour'
grain and provisions-for the week ended December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
Wholesale PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the ending Dec. 10 1887
rEAs AND sEAN


Receipts for the weok-Beani $50 gsgs Peas GioO ousn
rIoorts-Beans 875 Dkgs: Peas 29S3 push Imports Tor
Ia week 400 Is steadily adV aneing TO the
occuped before the late decline Prices were then
remuneratve shippers aun stock was crowded forward so
70 = that tie marcel bOk The fact OF moderate supply
throughout The country Is just as clear as ever vas and
considerable export demand prloc' Will TWe
Marrow have only ched - 80 IN smAu way yet that
nre Is generally Tor choice quNhty. Medium are
carce and he higher Pea Beas sympathze with other
a sicut advance. Waite kidney very
wanied decidedly In sellers favor IL tie eII ort
demand Tor Kidney continues ufther adVance neN'
liable; good stock wOuu be dlmcuit 70 DD AZ the prices
ncfsA Turtle Sonp quiet bat strong Foreign Beans
fairly Green Peas hed with cOnnd nce, but tOud
hgrdv r lots above - 81 southern b. L. scarce
and hrm.
cans. meuium -.| Go
l0iC e o =. ~ eH~. N""N'' -
no. no. k4a kidYsr 10 Marrow Pea,
enOlee -. 5000 $50 ehoi1 s.. e5S s7o
rhoiee . $50 @ G5 southern d. E.
scE Tur Sp.. 300 100 per = bush bag 216s---
sUIIkk
E.ceipts for the Neek, NOoS pkgai iAst
week. 1885 pkgsi corresponding NesE last
eaics 20 fancy GRADES Creamery have been In short
All NV all the week and prices have further ad ANGEL 10
dv tne receipts ap more LIBERAL but stock 10 going out
nicely OF sac Or beet sn anu ale Tor the
uurs GOODS that grade closely 10 dpo soH
ay and os az mp 20 bat theie Ia acunsidefaOie
storE good worth saw - 10 33 anc or
which Is scarcely any iaqulry Selections ot STATE
Dairy sell promptly ~ 50 and nere Is some demand ior
chOi b ste The trade ths class OF goods Is
limited that not at all Inc ned 10
ss tns Lhs dare- kn VIM no place put tho
n s. Choice entire diaries selling al 81 32r vito very
fancy Delaware asOnAy reaching 5so. Medium To Cool
Daifios any oKent rl4kns nave very ntue
cal ami ic 10 Tor tue best dai les. choice Wet
ru rotation and the high grades OF dairy sell 10
the of arrivals while lower qualities are Ofo or ioss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
POULTRY AND GAME

Fowls In falr demand Jews and Prime lots
slable Chick when sold aIatey rarely
coed Ic best local DC for Western but when
ed with Fowls TO- Is the ruling price and lZc. has be
made gely Fowls Turkeys nrm. DucAs
and Geo'e in good demand aud steady Rec pts OF Dressed
Poultry been moderate and the demand has improved
he accumua reported has been closed and hne
fresh stJcA arriving bringing advanced prices rhe sd
has greatest Turkeys which ha formed but sa
portion Of the ops and which have received greatest
the Ihckeus and Fowls large supDy
and RAJ her auie they comparatively little improve.
nent choice and higher and selling cad
lily. To-day Phia0elphii DRY picked Turkeys reaching
Ice IN straight lots when OF fine quality and seleco BRING
Turkeys and selling well at lS1 49,.
wanna aid We tern Drypcked are
IN good demand at ia 4Sc. ana few very taDcy
scadeu also reached Sc, the quality Of
turkeys received however not saa5e ABOVE rs n llc
enc Chickens and from this
West held at "c and have occasional sales n that
price eceyers CUISINE ABOVE l20l 22c
and some o. dnary lots are still selling O0Ilc Straight
lois OF hicke ems hard ud they would sell quota
lions possibly title higher II very choice few fancy
Ducks aud Geese have sold shade higher man quote
bat the hgures given tu high Or average quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
FUROPTAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Dec l9-BscOn Cumberland Cut. $40: Short
Rib 55Od. PORK. Prime S2iOd do Western. Lard
Prime Western J56d Choose American Choice 636d. Corn
I'D Mixed old rurpenne spirits. $3.50
Lard 6l6d cwt for American. Breadstus-COn. 61Od
Tor Old Mixed Western Wheat 92d a94d for Cal
ifons Club SD G8lld for Red Western spring Ssdas Id
for heu Winter.
The receipts Of wheat for past three days
centals. including 100000 American
LONDON Doe. l9-oplrlts lnrpentlne 3SOd Calcutta
4OBd quarter On a2J 1919 92l 90
per tun. TsllO~ 40 Der owt kenned PIOicunL 74d6
Sasd- galL
ANTWERP l9-Peroleum 10 francs 90 centimes for
Fine Pale American paid and 10 francs
WilcC1s Lard 1872 francs % confines per 100 Eios.
BREMEN Dec. l9-PetrOeum. : MARKS Az Dennlgs- VII
Lard closed at 90 marks no EllOs.
HAvER Dec. 10 WucOI's Lard closed ar 90 francs 80
mari
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20

market was dull and limp at prices whi0n wcro
small fractions lower than the best for the Day
There were no transactions In Government ponu'
at the Board, and only moderate amount oi pu ,m,
ness was done outside. Prices were s.eauy' W."
ls per cent advance in the bids for ''no 3D. an"
nexed are the closing quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20

The following SHOWS inc exports exclusive OF
specie from the port of New-York 20 foreign ports
for the week ending December 10 and since the be-
ginning of the year compared with the CORE
spending periods of previous years
1890 1891 1882.
For the week...... s6632.474 slOl76412 s7.S40102
PreYiousl reporIed. 3g55l9sA 56O3354I6 S271O4OI5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
BUFFALo GRAIN MARKET.

BUFFALO. Dec l9-Fiour steady Quoted Ground
New Process - 20 9ss -; White Winter. s6osb ~
Amber - 109s6. 40. l Bakers from Minnesota
spr.ag Wheat, " l5 Rye Mixture s. Ia No. spring
81 70: Flour "a asa So GTahamS S. 80 ST. West
Ground No spring S7d.l 3D. 5aEers - - GSI 20;
Amber S650ds7 30 White Winter 50 Z5GS7 90 New
Process - 0S5. Wheat dull No. ] White Michigan
g. OOia 81 1881 ls Tor No Hard Duluth 81 Is bd essn
40 duluth 81 IA with 81 IL bid cash 81 II all
the year No. Red Michigan, store 81 90 No Red
v inter at 81 OG. Corn duA Ola 40 Mixed Western ut
Zoe. New oOc Oats nTm No , MlXei Western Al a42c :
Mhlte - 044e No state, 430isc. Barley n.m Canada
~ 'odJOCi NAH from Canada Barley quoted al 81 10
asl 20 Sl1-rowed state oJ9duc.. rWO-ROWod state
~ aOc i've neglected COrnmeal quoted: Coarse. 81 40
asl 80 per evil Fine. 81 5OdSl 90; Patent Process
4Ioo al 90 MIL Feed steidys fljGsl1 ton.
flne ~ 9slo shot S2JdSzs freiKhs TO New YORK
py rAi-flo9r o0e wheat 'os Cora SIC Data DC. Canal
IreRhts 10 Nev.forA-NLeat 02c.. Corn o11c
fA1soo &c Lumber 70 New YORK IS 10 Albany 81 10
per l.OOU slaves 10 hewYOrks ~ per iaiirOad
receipts Flour Z6OJ bis, Wheat $1,000 Dush. Corn
97.og bush Oats 1920 bush, Barley. 1900 lush. Rye
4.5OU bush Railroad shpme1s-Flour, 2uO0 bDlsi Wheat
10 740 BUSH cora zll7uO BUSH oats ZOO Barley
1000 bush; Rye. 1900 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
A pples-tvapOraLed.


Receipts for the week l2O5 bales last week. l.c5 l
bales exports Tor the week, CO. bales imports, SlS
bales The situation not changed materially during the
certainly Hops cannot be sold any easier than last
week. and might be diicut 70 draw bid high
made ten days go Prices ieman entire nominal IN tho
Of business Even the small holders not dis
posed press their stock the markets. sOha the only adj
inuen,e at the )ment is the continued heavy Imports
German HOPS Uness these imports shortly its i'm
Osbe to Tell the market will sett TO But I'm view
advices from the Continent the presumption Is
only those in transit will come forward.
state Choice 1882. $50 90 Do lchoce 1851. S6G 80
10, s,ne eo'nloH =" O a ao 9stin1 75a "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
FRUITs. RERRIEs Nm NuTs-DRIFp.

Receipts Of Dried Fruits 602s pkgs, with
2,3y pigs of Peanuts AID pkgs OF Pecan Nuts
ports OF Dried Apples, s. 90 The market exceeding rm
All grades Of Apples sell promptly aTiylmO5t Of the
eyGpOIatd and the bulk OF the sundred coarsecu for
port aud sundted sliced for consumption. Exporters
biz for fancy evapOrated small lots OF
fancy have sold 10 the jobOng trade at higher figure
Oh ice heavy packed state Western could be sold
70 shippers ~ &C. possibly little higher Most Of the far
Wese Apples have Oes mixed with Tennessee
stock high 7l2c. paid for lots
Chopped Apples dull Offering ga 20 4c To quality
and ~klns slow at EvapOred Peaches held
firmly but do not at ali freely sundred peeled work
ing ont nicely Cnpeeled quiet but R0Hpberes and
Cherries wanted Pums slow. Prime Rlackber
es IN letter demand and higher two slightly sold
&c. Peanuts held adyces from the
PEE dun only fancy saDle above quotation.
Ami DO good - II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
piuioen1 Notices.

NEw.YoRX. Dec. IS, 1882
DIVIDEND of ONE AND THREE
~ QUARTERS Err CENT on the preferred stock OF this
company declared by the Board OF D.Ie tors the 10th
INST will be paid at the cOmpany office at room IL. NO 81
wall st., New. York. on saturday, January ~ next
Transfer books 81 prefer ed stock will close saturday.
December 80 and reopen Wednesday January "a 1883
NJ L. SYKES. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20

DO. Georgia fancy.
1882. - G..
Do. do, choice, ST. 0I2
Do. prime. - -..-....lO all
DO. do. common. 3 a
Do. Unpeeied ora 'S2 SO q 5la
Do. DO, halves 1852 5420 "a
Kaspberr1es. lSs2...Sl e3lla
Cherries. lS82......24 d25
Plums, state ......l5 a.
Do. SO. Damson. '82. lI2Ql5
Huokleberrles, 1852 l3A0l3'4
BlacKberr1es. 1857. Z M
PeanutS hand pick
ed ,ib.......-......- 7 o III
Do. extra prime 70
fancy .......... SHOE
Do, good TO prime..-- 4ho D
bush. ....-......l75s2 20
Pecans, per D. 3 G10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
FRUITS AND BRRRIEs-FBEsH

OF Apples the BOO The
Apples remains dun and unchanged Fancy stock held
firmly generally above quotations but sales OF a
peddnG character Ordinary and poor qualities neglected
tirapes very quiet Cranberres In supply
light demand at firm prices Florida Oranges self slowly
stock has accumulated Prices weak
still bring good prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
sscelDts shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20
choice rolls are an moderate receipt fair demand and firm.
Creamery ElRin-


Receipts for the week 23Da boresi last week 80 lSo
boxes corresponding week last 40 47 boxes Expos
FOR the week 67 boxes time last year 49+ boxes
a1iveIpoo oap,e quotations oos fre,sn' .,,py
Days bills london. 81 1884 70L- Holders OF
Fancy state Cheese have rmer Views and quite lndner
en about selling at outside ngures sale OF 500 boxes
OF the Lime Brook Factory recently made TO shipper ~
1870 and the figure yesterday refused foi large
line OF Fancy C0lOred Not many shippers willing TO pay
that price bu has been In enough instances to qD0e
White have also improved and sales reported at 1910
The best October made stock Ia ruling e rmer; shippers
have paid 2oac lots August Cheese sim greatly
neglected Fine Ohio Flats held firmly bn the business at
13c stu small OF tho weeks iade has been IN
Creamery SKINS and exporters still buying freely few
nice state lots selling at oG9c but the PennsYyana
Skins not rood enough to sell above 1c for the best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20

THE IMPORTERS AND TRADERs NATIONAL BANK
NEw-loRK.
NEw-YoRK. Dec. l6 1882
A DIVIDEND OF SEVEN PER CENT out
~ earnings the last six months has today been
declared this bank payaOe the I'd day OF January
next Inc transfer BOOKS will remain closed t that date
EDWARD TOWNSEND. cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-20

Receptafor the week ga pigs; week s,o0l pkgs;
year. 72lO pkgs TIE market for strictly
1anE seady The demand is Hight but very
quality wanted Ice house fresh in large
supply freely offered greatly neglected Holders
anxious sell and woud accent lower prices TO affect I'm
pOriant Lime Eggs also dull and lower sell
very Canadian exceed 25c and stale lots
rarely exceed
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-07-30
Yo,t oeit 2ToOelt.
Son b o H. SsuIi 1882.

% II ~ SSnlt 1857.
9te pffisieIls SaiIpn nabt ibrem GnSe,
ilnb tpennglei6 eine 9roBe 9lnsabl Der ari.
Itpfratii4en Samtlien AUDI erlt firsIib in
bic DtetropoIe sefomnsu iino, 10 baben
sabLrei6e Anoere Idon ibre SpmmerreiIen
be9ornen. OaS 8ro5 Der grpben @eIelIs
i6aft fnbet ii9 intmer Bel ben Rennen
suiamnien uno bier IaIIen iih aud Die
beiten IpiIettenI Itubien MAIDEN uno De-
tails fir uniere Seiertnnen IammsIn. Gis
nen iebr berporIte6enben 3ug in Dem be-
Iebten Biloe 6es HennpIabes biIoeten bic
Epiletten aus farbigen ipaniIcben
Spiseu, Die in siemIicb rei6er 9lnsabl uno
III Den perI9ieoeniten 9tuancen bertreten
iparen. BeionberS ib6n fanben mir Elm
in mitteLounflem gebaItenes plipen9riines
8oitiim. Ser Sonb bss GIeioeS beItaup
aus let6ter Selpe rnb ipar nur am untes
rem &anoe bon einem Slei9farbisen ettpa
90 Gentimeter breiten gliilee aus Satin
luxe umSeben. Daran i6lollen iib Bis
auf Die 0iiften binauf Iei1t gefrdulelte
8olants Olipensruner ipanil9er Spiben,
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lanse GaIaque, Seren Sonb aIeihfaaS
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bonn ManSe NIT elmer sIatt aufsslegten
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iolde Spibe nit perlfranie rmsab aubers
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ber Seice sefiittert mar. Q9ir baben uns
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