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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07

cash lots only moderately active increased specGlave
business reported sales tos Prime steam spo b 2 tS
January ii2Ssil Soc closing 5oc 1850 les February
:o:$s Ssr 25 Ss 81 Al
CITY steam better demand saos 279 tea lll4e kse9ed
strictly tue grades, held very nm,, and have a
ITa..S Sf STATE @' ream S2S cannon made sSoc
Cre9@ey $i62S STATE 1dl dTS s
state Welsh Tubs Fair 70 choice SeGS u.s. So Poor TO
Fair zo@2e Western EIsa [TgS,me3 S40o@ 1maiiSa
EST2 western S1 70 ba foor Choice i5ec
Western Factory Poor to choice 2e2.G Wet ser ho a
choice o2 % lar de%1a n irS STATE Factory Common to
rsnSg 9Gl%S Western e o Fl15 an s common 10 choice
however not quoaDy CHANGED ionS Island ana ngRrey
S2 S S1S End Fe. @ ess and c"naa Fine
held 25o do ar TO Good 20G24c; Lmed Canada western
RICEoFirm and closed more active; Common to Choice
ceH Rf6 '9@ d ES%i GaS at Timothy quiet at 50 5
S. Flaxseed nominaly 81 S74sSl 30 Calcutta Lns'od
FssPi'fiCEs-Dall and nearly nominal
sUGAR-Rawvery strong OWNS the favorable s'atsca
and uav raee weather in Cuba Cuba Muscoyaqo d nor
70 common 81 sc Fail Tree Good 4Gia rii seiaa6
a5isc Porto Rico Refining Inferior Good Fair SID Sc
o. GOOD 70 Prime sz D. x Manila S and iioc
superior ana Extra Superior qec sales 400 hha sS Od
active s AID higher Gu a Loaf S cFnsRSa
Sonid "a o. a9i1e. tioners "a " 9dg standard
"a S7saqc ON a ol2asa.c. White Extra 60" $50 5oi
Yellow do do &C; Yellow &C." 7As01'Sc felo"'
sTEAElNE-Dull and prices nomnaly UNCHANGED Prime
CITY quoted al &C. OleOmargirine Stearine, Io3
TAtLOW-Very strong Prime City quoted at 81 o'
90 600 10. 73idS 1850.
TEA-DuIl rather depressed. 100 $1,000. ,oco po,,
Leaf quiet safes ISL chseS
syIvana 6aS5c; IS cases 1880 New England 1880, iV
case- 1873, OHIO pTi 100 cases lo1o WISCONSIN,
so halcs Havana at auction, 5Od1Oc. DANA Stu
900 bales private sale. $50 al 10 Kentucky quiet u
changed 1917. tn ON octivo
WOOI-P1ice the main quite steady WIN an h,1NG
trade
quiet holders much more condeni thnn ne ~
sales past DAYS. state, $500 10 oregon IUv
~ me All India bales Cane 10 bales DonskOi lOW" 10
Mexican So Domestic pulled all on private teihls
10000 NJ Domestic Fleece Ale; 4J,OUb NV ased 20 ,
isle leo to spring California. iaci ~ 'ofaIL
II Lc 20 secured do, private terms sOI 10 SCguI
Coorsdo 1897 be- 5000 spring Nas g <oOVo
10 SECURED do God7 &C.: and G2 80 10 Fall do. leG2fc
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NEyyDRk DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. JANUARY !, 1882.

Ar snort Clear dull at 1874 Hams6L9ng an,
duh AZ AZ shoulders Gull at S46d for new Beei-lhda
Mess duli Sj Extra Moss firm NJ llG Prime mts 4uu
at ~ Lard-PTme Western, dul at 5H Ial0w-frlno
CltY. steady 4L2i Turpontiue-SputS STEADY M Az
Ro4in-Tne duh 1850; Common, STEADY ~ y cheese
ChoIoe 90. Lard III none here ti9u
EItra state dull ari4c WhcaNo White steady az oaG
NO Spring. firm a. lOVu Winter New western sttlny
Oh lDQd. C0rn--MIHGd, steady OF lud. Cotionseed on
yellow American. none mere Rostn-COmiuon AZ l.onuon
steady Ogd. TurDentipe-SUu1ts NJ London dun AZ
4 ID 49,,
quarter Sperm on 257aslS per tom P4ie ftosln; az
1864 spirits rurpcntnc AS. per cWt Rehnee feuO
57,aGd spirits Petroleum 7daf24d. per gallon;
Common Rosln. Z. Lineeed on tZt3 pcr toL -,.
INERPOO Jan. 6-liu o. miro plstuns { orr steay ~
5lOd GENITAL for New Mixed estern Fonr lndd iPr
Western Peas GlOI pcr C'Ital for Canadian Wheat Id
alOlld for california White l03d0 lid for CALIFORNIA
club. lO1lddl1ld Tor Rcd Western Spuug
iyFgrooT Ian G- D. m-The receipts OF Wheat for the
past three days 10000 ecntals including 'SOOo
American
ASlwEHr. Jan. G.PctIoleum. II francs Tor hne Paio
American MiicoXs Lard closed at l3S francs per loo
kOS
LONDON. Jan. &c p. m.-sprts OF Turpentine A. Cd
per Cwt .-.,
IoNDoS, Jar. G.-G0O y. m--Taliow, 456d9iG pr cwt
HAyKE. Jan. 6.-4N!cOx's Lard closed nj ~ lrAucs
per 30 silc5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07

Ordnsry Export steers f6 1850 5O GOOD 20 ,ne
shipping IS 90 ds6 To- Common to Fair 81 4oe gS AlAed
Butchers 80 60d$i 81 StOCkers and Feeders - " Eu
clearance ami market closed strong MkTs and Sprnger
plenty ana weak az s25dS $50 Common to iNti
SHERP-Recepts, 5000 head; shlDments zoUu i,a,i
sluggish and easter; Common 20 Meuih fS"i 'oV
o. Choice - 40d56i Extra, 80 - $50 ,n,oort.
LOUIE Jan b-CAIILg- kecepts suv h Sa -" lP5
900 head; market with fair demands LIZ W 'uB"5
steers 81 o. ilesvv IS 5OdG %; Export cs - kd
80 90 Good 10 Choice Native Butchers steers - ~
Pair 5Od ~ ~ Cood 10 Choice Cows ud LETTERS %
common 10 Fair Mixed Buchcr5 stun. y W.. ~ ~
and Feeders wanted 81 ~ 50Gs5 20 TOT the orN' - '
- 90 for the latter goo bod. cocd
sHFEp-Reoeipja $50 head: -hpments iSgu MENU ""'u
Nifous wanted al &4dF4 gO Choice, Eo4t' 20 80 oo.. ,
HoGs-Markc' steady; Very Light hnpn so l,r,rtrrs'
Workers 10 luas6 30: Packing, 20 lo0-9 go tu,'.vt,
Fancy Heavy, SO 4OoSG - receipts 'oo' 'i"'"''
4iOD.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels aud Railroads.
NEWBORN. Friday, Jan d. 1882.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK, Friday, Jan. u, lSSZ

AeUF--UnchanFed, ...,t,
C6FFEl.-Ro quiet uuohaased 35naLy 20 nn" 90
EoU1o x RjeIa lOAo Mid steady $50 bags MaTa'hoo 7
nm privatc terms; Java l6c sir galorv y
n9i5r Nalaraibo lie the latter % Fancy Lag
iGai4c Jamaica slaal2c; 81. Domius. $500 Nex
ran lllool4C; Mocha. 27G2sC Angostura lI04o0 ""''
sniIla q IA &C: Curacao 9dSlc.
COCOA-Quet, unchanged.
IHICORN-t nchanRe0.
SS 0npti kGE sToCK-Steady; demand NJ oderate
CANDIES Unchanged o,r;r, 40 , or-a
steady Dn An'iih'tV' Twins ''''7N
receut. and some an Niety 10 sell. Is Weas'
CoTroN spot Cotton aliet At an Of iiec sales
zoo hates 80 bales last evening" including 3sb bales or
or a bales Tor spinning and 80 bales for speculation
belyeTed on contract 300 bales Receipts at the ports 70
"a ;3 lee against S3Jl2 bales this day ast week,
S,' SS64- beles last year for tho week l4SS3O bales
vi Ss Daes last week and II .642 bales last year
since september j, 32O2S9t Dats against o'@oof0 oo
fine last so
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nnrr,x lAnksr,-nY rnLEERAnl

1,v,rpoo, Jan G-l2:3O D. n,.-CottoH-Thorc Is mod
craze n4ry vAsn ,s tny 4P 10 o00 Iiea incnG
M o1j for speculation aDa DORIS receipts iooV
Tow Midn. cau-o. Jauuau .oivey 6g, aIo' 6.'l3o'
t,,lGy 2" 4"i Gc Npril inI Nay delivery. 6ed:
ii a. iyeIy a. d; also Gs' II; 90. July and August dev
"[Iyrnro6i Jan s-o.uo D. m-lno sales OF tn' aay IN
H iyg,F5o, Jan ,-,;"o p m-FnturcsUpIands Low
Mddiue clause a"ugaX and f'V,L"!' p,' & In o
fiysaroGi jan G-5 .. m.Couonsales Of me Tees
81 sos bacs American 3sGo9 bales sregH2t3rS ,9e w
Side direct to spnuer 500 bales actual export 52oo
bales; Total receip- zoo Dll,s; M. 900 bales amount
Of cotton ahoat 8O2 900 bales American 40o0I bales
AYSss'ii o .c Good 6rnsy ioc receipts; $40 bales
shipments i,@n bale, 7ct ~ pa, ~" 4, hses, sb,
mCas- ~ taI sp ct otlon steaGy ddne llc Low
Miaams ~ I'd doc ' Bales Hioe& S7li bales weekly net
t. france l35 Laie- to NJ Continent o. O9 co 70 S te
'VGALgFsroX Jan. j-Cotton quiet Niddlmg n'sci L9T
Si1us, 10 tTeit Bri6n 2s bale, 10 France 27t
bales; eoaswqc, so ba es SIDES l3t7 bae' 'tocs
S9es export 10 Great Eri'an, Hoss ta,cs 70 Pr9nCG
i26baes to the Continent, 1896 bales cohstwis" 5oi2
receipts 50 bales shipments "a baIe-i sale. 200 bales
slGc ia S Ss' shipments S1 o755 Oae sa Zoo
oia, 3nca 80 reed cold End shrtinF& 81 yards y
sd Std, 21-uc, i6 reed. Printer ~ yhrd'
b = o., f3d. q44d.; No. 40 Mule I"isL fa'r' so''nn
qH"1it In C1tton quiet; Kidding. He: Low Nidd
~ - good Ordinary lOi,DlOsc. net receipts,
If3 bales exports coaswse, SO bales, sale" lV'O Ds
ttocs 81 72 ba.es: weekly Tecepts go D-et ES s
SEOmE,Ss jan 0Cotton drm Altalps, ~ Vi; low yE
NIlug lie Good ordinary, lOEc' Ert !eotiIls
bale gross E96l baie exports to 'iSat Er1n, gH
b,'o 70 France 4 8-T bales; COastwife, l''9 A- nos
IN hac.' L., evening 800 bsies; STOCK igI'sS' Dae5
$3.50 net receipt 4Gsu baes gIess % L b.ics
40 The Continent 1876 bales eoast"ise Ul0 DRIES Sae'
/ 900 bales. ~, ,,.i .,a,dv. M,ocltno lie
nw Widdlinr IOac; GODl Ordinary, loc; net
@W % ,nors caetvsr . ~ haics sales, 900 balcs
~ ey"nng so bales stock llil37 WEEKLY net rTre,ps
i a. ~it cross % 82 bales; exports 20 ti'hl D.iL
S-;gi 'tc 10 the Continent, $500 bales; coaStwlSe
l5,j52 bales sales 200 bales
COTTON HRCKPTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07

wheat Uu,h l776z7Gg l193A6l7 2H67A499 49d5''$ill2
{ s, Ssl Gasa is5 iz s57s '. !5 5593
GUNNlUs- quiet noninaly unchanged -. s.,. H.,
fT m Manila. 'iiisSii &c sisat c'aaoiae
at xpori lcmand quc moderate fair sales 70
brewers ls-i choice 26o9~c GOOD Prime, 2So2,c Fair
Good g. S To- Prime 3oc eropa So FooI Fir ica
'Tpt"5, = H. demand far for bota Prime
Timothy. e'ca 81 Medium Timothy 10 139c, shlHing
straw No. Iye 7uGlJc. short Rye 51ooJc. J"' anu
&Efai--s IN ar 81 2!a2''s Cd for . stat, 6@ a
I'm Iares @ tF qaei but in al 81 g. for domestic and
iocicn ing Lead At - 1888 Is VITA %odera'e
Inquiry Ie steady at t2aa25 90 for &c 5arnG ,
No az Gr iaT a. reg ~ ao,or ian u" To-
S9na N'n , si ana "a a. g4Gs2a
NoLAssEs-Newo orleans hnn a. 5%@G1e lGr rear I,I TO
inaq, IS osc do grocery, 83d5oc. Porto Rico, 554j2c;
E&TAi sfGREsspits Turpenags firm but quiet at
quoaoss better Grades very hrn also Tar s5ior J'pong
oaEI2 FEIiGHTs Rates arm bushes on the P e
Sc cr rcsed and ed ioT oH 100
2 boxes cheese 21s Gln o; o Ig asi CAIN Cd
Soli ard from elevator % 16- Flour pn'ae ms
&CGTH. steam q, 100 bush. Gain5 vi RoTlt iipAA
10000 bush Gran private terms quoted o+e, ~ IIPf'
stem $50 bags Glover seed p. AMsi EEDA ~
CJrESf tGi.N steam, lO' tc.. bacon SOD hAS
fstTo5uu a'g tonnage IN more demand IYhEfo6L
s l nt GI 1 A Ia ZIP or BHEGIN
sp 1900 0gs emo SgoSF o ae1O I sSt eS G
Naphtha aud Refined; private teIms go SENlLLti Nor.
wesan bark. S9z tons now al Baltimore nn2mm
G&1HE 6E SUI or IPSGjRr ALirGfs6 German or1s l67
sSs t. sy go S bb ReSe petroleum from PmadapSs
or NewNofk. -. 4Pd.--. ALICANTE and back British
n%r S@ % os and 0%R sun %" sS p
S50co osses sHaed Petroleum about s9
Cacaa G9G70c Crude Cotton seed quiet az i2@A5Gt I'e,
du and rather TssA srd on T po9s% r sfIy 9 q.
eiat demand and lasl SOFA Ht VJ''
OF. CAkE-Quiet unchanged ..,o,.. ,oo,,ou
fErrQLEuM-QqeE unframed GrnGse2 sic sas.
ls &C. [sSee pnS SSPns ar s' eocr Sy
Mr. VII Arnold ioloWs Market open at 70 M, United
ss9s 81 "a G i sss. Al sas siS p M sales
1880 sss - ssSsi ''E lo % S .sies BE-
est sEAG; lowest SOlsc sellers option, February. s2c
S GO Mach s' sSavs DO Ag $751; tot total f ~ month
AZ 800 average a. 500 bbs' transactions 2-oSO bDls
i've At slightly sssor pices options ncseeiee and entrly
nOm nal sales $50 bbls Mes. Tor export go or Od
81 20 New Mess to January Febras ana March p5s
w. 81 5os}ls' d DO, siSatl$ 90 Is to SIa
1sos sar Within few days past 1000 ties Guy Ettre
a S asdS Sd % k RIs'SH es ss Packet
Family Ness SIS 50@Sle co. Ci Extra Indls Moss so 10
sz0 5Ods2l, sales. 80 bbls private terms CUT hEAIs
les active and sely 30 strong sales OOy rcked an
Eickied shoulders 7ci Picked 'sms l6Dl04o smoeed
SaSuaers s.9sc Smoked Bans sd,t 1IesT
&C. Long and snort Clear haiand half eta9 49,:
e.h 0Hs Sner Gs eeSS' 10 % S $50 Pigs e
On car Of fssnso sold rofrgerstors Of sgo LAR.
SGssqssny Secae ong ana recovered RON
SSsn Dq, sg4in Iled toward tho close there was
IsS0e over current rates Of last evening" demand fof
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r,,v perrIsH GRAIN TRADE.

1vrapoof jan Ga leading grain GTcnsf' INC snot
ne wheat trade continues Mhhy ol nv nR'
,nsytr.s are again sh ling dearcr ooN xbea on
y adv @ncol many ht \. "oieL ON Spot wheat -
rnIy held Ml9rs have not & benny lover At to-day
uiyi .b.at was In moderate demand ~ 1aieg roro
iales. Flour was In taiT iel't,es n ~ H AN miles
.Tvhtly declined, owing 10 hDeFA suPP''''
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rrpoprAN MARKETS

t,vrnpoo jan e-2olp mPers Nes asnSsrsnd
au Gun q" auu Al l9g RID duh a. isf Long oi's''
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financial.

A IL vino are interested in railroad business
IN and mileage satisfies should got TIE TRIBU Ne AL
MANAt.or l1tL nIwtsll, roe - 1ltl ~ 1ht
RANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
ID get the Tribune Almanac r 1851 1t gives tho dg1res
UnitedSates Revenue Aai Erpen ltur5 since 1919 PRICE,
2Occnts ~ uh.
GAS STOCKS and City T.. r. Stocks and Bonds
~ bought and sold {. T. HEWITT, 81 Exchange-plaoe
NOTICE; N.Y., PIN, ,xn ~ ,n,xo COMPANY,
GENERAL OFFICE, 227 SOUTH 4TH-,ry $500
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 10, lSSl)
Notice Is hereby given 70 the Stockholders OF thru COMPANY
that the annual meetn and election for President SIX Man
Hail. 18th and ChcsuutstS IN the city OF Phade
pha the Monday the 9th day OF January next at
IL O'CLOCK noon. EDGAR L. KINSLEf. Secretary.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the National Electric Light aud Power Com
pany vail be held h the office OF the
company 100 Broadway New Ork city, tuesday,,
Janiar 10, l-s2. NJ 2 clock
New.York Dec 81, 1891. John A. WOODS Secretary
THE NEw.YoRK ELEVATED RAILROAD COMPANY,
SECRETARY AND IkEAsUREks OFFlCE
No. Z BROADWAY, NEW YORK Dec. 81, 1881
NOTlCE.-ThC annual meeting Oi the stock
holders Of thia company for ecctng thirteen directors
10 the ensuing and three inspectors o thc new
succeeding and for tho transaction OF any Diner
tia brought before such merilL relation
the agreements OF October y and November ISL be-
this company. tho Metropolitan Elevated ithIWY
Company Railway company, otherwise,
will he held at the Ocs of tie company, no lloadW},
New YORK city, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, lo82, AT IL
The polls VIII be open from u O'Clock N to O'Clock pm.
books viii DE reOpencd on tho morning OF
"''''''' ''I'''' J. A COMING, Secretary.
DFDEMPTION or BONDS.-New bonds is
be Given exchange for bondso the Town of Sodus
i-e5 LEWIS IL. CLARK,
supervisor.
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OFFICE or TITR MERCANTILE Trust CoNrANE/
No. l2U BROADWAY, NEw1oRk, 7

NO TO BROADWAY, NV OHh 7
Jan. 3, l532)
THE Mercantile Trust Company will issue
certificate, of ir,t preferred stock oi the Manhattan
Railway Company Tor the tenn orlry receipts already Issued
and for STOCK OF the New ork Elevated Railroad on
many To De- exchanged at preferred stock OF the pan
harlan Railway Company. accordance with The agreement
Lotrcn fine Manhattan Railway Company, the NeWl ORR
Elevated Ralroad Company and the Metropolitan Elevated
To " ay COMPANY dated November II, 1881 Upon the do
livery certificates 10 tG crust Company 1t w pay ZEN
Dollars a share In cash. a.. ,.----,,... -,,.
vatG Rawa, Company Trust company viii issue certi
Gates of second preferred stock O the Manhattan halfway
Company therefor Elevated Hla i"rs aklnR
me exchange 4 zee closing oi the books WI receive Ue
dividend ~ the first preferred stock OF the
Manhattan Railway Company. .. 49,. . ,,. ,,---,,-.
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THE NEw.YoEK ELEVATED RAngoAp ooNrASY
NEVHEIAE1 ANII 7 hhAnUhI.k , VtFINf,
No. : BROADWAY, NRWY DIRK, Dec. 81, 1881.
NOIICE.=Ihc Annnal meeLlng OF the stOl
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TEEMINAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
l4j Broadway.

:
lij Broadway.
NEV.YORK. Dec. 81. 1881.
The Richmond and West Point Terminal Railway aud Ware
Company having given 10 tie stockholders Of record on
the books the Company January TO- 1881 the privilege
Of bqcrbue on or before Jduulr. lG 1892 At PAR 10 the
increased company s2OO)0O0 TO the cNte1t OF
twotIrjs Of their holding Januury TO- 1852, in accord
ance dated December 30 1851 the books OF the
lo,pauy will closed A. the Union Trust Company Of New
York the transfer agent az o'clock p. January 10 and
rrOy .lcd 81 g o'clock @ III January, TO- 1882.
stockholders wishing subscribe will. give notice at the OF
fec Of the Company, No l4j Bro1 'way, New York
Annnf
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by order OF inc "O'f' VIM p. ST. JOHN, Cashier.

OVeICr or MUNICIPAL GAS LIJHT COMPANY.
800 4Tl-AvE., NEW-NuRK, Jan. 0, 1852.
vENHF ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders OF this COMPANY the election OF directors Tor
N. ensuing year. and for nspcc II cecion to serve AT me
tcxt auuir and t,I transaction OF such OLSr
business may brought before IN meeting viii he held
at tli, Office Tuesday, Jan L, lN>2.
Polls viii be open from II ~. to p. NJ
r5psf,r hooks MI be losel Jaanary l. and be reopencd
on the 18th. PlILtP ALlltN, ~tCItt.Lg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07

OFFICE or GFo WM RtrIoU d Co,
No. - WALI.sT.. NEW York. Jan. !, l5S2 y
THE NINTH ASSESSMENT OF, 10 PER
cent ON the purchases OF Mutual Union Telegraph Com
pany bonds and stock called payable at our oidce On
OF O'o'e ''" 10 '''- GEO. WM BAfLOU & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07

yoRx Ian G-The following are tn' t ola NV 10
ceiso ~ Cotton at below mentioned ports 900 S'P
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953 BROADWAY, NEW.lORK, Dec. 10, 1881
V1HE DIRECTORS OF this Company have de-
4 clared a DIVIDEND Of EIGHT PER CENT upon tho
Capital out Of earnings Of last siN months PAYABLE
January next Transfer viii 1T Deccm-
W. w. /. STRONG, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-07

Y'IIE directors of this company have declared
J a dividend OF THREE AND OSE-HALF l3H FER
CENT upon The first prefer ed stock pa able on and aer
wednesday. February 1882 TO stockholders OF record on
Tuesday, January IT, 1882 upon the closing Of the BOOKS
that date. 49,,
preferred STOCK only Will be closed on ICE,DA1 jan
nary II. 1892 three ~ and reODened on the morning
OF THURSDAY, February 2, lH52 49, go. ,.-
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lRY DOCK SWINGS INSTITUTION.
Irving Savings Institution,

ITNIIS o"'ll - 80. ~. ~ zoo,
The Trustees Of this Institution have declared Interest ~
% a. ~ F,lTp PER GENT PER ANNUM on all SUNG re-
naming on deposit during the three or SIX months Ess
nary gS2 pay able on and after MONDAY January lo
q 40 HKAroS Sacretsrr. JOHN oA5rREhs PresiaAhA
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DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAIL
III ROAD CoMPANY.-Conpons due January ], 49, on
maturity the Company's Office Room 80 No Wall
81 J.. q. LELAND. Secretary.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-17
wH1rEwAsH AND cALc1m1N1ne.

For whitewash Slack one peck OF lime,
and while hot and at the thickness of
cream, add a pint of linseed oil and q
quarter pound of dissolved glue. Let it
stand half day before using. This, for
interior walls is far superior to simple
lime and water. 1t is also frst.rate for
buildings. fences, etc.. slack clean, white,
fresh lime under water add pound of
sulphate of zinc to every peck of lime,
and half pound of salt. The addition
OF yellow ochre will make it cream
color; lumber gives it fawn color; lamp
black gray shade. These coloring in
gradients are not expensive. The lamp
black should be dissolved in vinegar before
mixing in. -
For calcimining: Buy the best bleached
glue, if the walls are to be white or some
light tint tif dark it is immaterial, SO the
glue is clean), and use it in the proportion
of a quarter of pound to eight pounds of
whiting. Soak the glue over night; in the
morning pour off the water, as it simply
swells while soaking. Add fresh water,
put it in pail and set that in kettle of
boiling water. When dissolved, stir it
into the whiting, adding enough water to
make it, after mixing, of the same consist.
ency of whitewasb. 1t may be tinted any
color, and is applied with whitewash
brush. Ii the color is rubbed smooth in a
little water and then mixed with the wash
it will be more even. If the walls have
been previously whitewashed, scrape away
all that will come off and wash with q
solution of white vitriol-two ounces in q
pail of water. The vitriol will be decom.
posed, forming zinc white and plaster OF
Paris, to which calcimine easily adheres.
1t is important to dissolve the glue in a
hot-water bath, for if scorched by too
great heat its tenacity is impaired or de.
/ stroved
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-17
A PRovIDENT PROFESSOR.

Divertingly illustrative of Russian
"manners and customs, is a quaint aneo-
dote, recently related, of Professor Gruber's
early experiences in the Muscovite realm
This eminent anatomist-an Austrian by
birth-whose service-jubilee was celebrated
in st. Petersburg the other day with great
eclat, was engaged by the Imperial Col
lege of Surgeons twenty-five years ago as
Anatomical Lecturer, and has filled that
post ever since, without, however, having
acquired the Russian tongue to any consid.
cradle extent. When he first took up his
appointment he did not know a single
word of tina. language; and shortly after
he surprised one of his alumni German.
speaking student-by requesting him to
take piece of chalk and inscribe upon
the blackboard affixed to the lecture
room wall all the most violent osths,
insulting expressions and scurrilous
terms of abuse constituting the vituperative
resources of the Russian idiom, which as
I am informed" observed the Professor,
"enjoys exceptional endowments in the
way of bad language" The amazing re-
quest having been complied with, DIR.
Gruber forthwith addressed himself to
learning off by rote, ono after another, the
horrible imprecations and revolving epithets
chaiked up for his special edification.
While he was thus engaged, the President
Of the College entered the room, and hear
ing Gruber muttering the most awful
blasphemies, ventured to inquire "what
might be his object in enriching his Rus
sian vocabulary with so many unscientiic
terms!' 1t is high time, J" replied the
Professor, "that / should learn now to
swear in your expressive tongue. ] must
acquire these words in order that may be
able to let my anatomical assistants know
what l think of them. For whole week
past they have got drunk every day on the
spirit which I have used for my prepare.
tions !"IContinental Times.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-17
PHRASES ABOUT WOMEN.

OF all things that man possesses, women
alone take pleasure in being possessed
[Malherbe.
There is no torture that woman
would not suffer to enhance her teauty.-
Montague.
Before promising woman to love only
her. one should have seen them all, or
should see only her.-[A. Dupuy.
We meet in society many beautiful and
attractive women whom we think would
make excellent wives for our friends.
Woman among savages is beast of bur-
den; in Asia she is piece OF furniture in
Europe she is a spoiled child. -[Senac de
Meilhan.
We censure the Inconsistency of women
when we are the victims we find it
charming when we are the objects.-[L.
Desnoyers.
1t is not easy to be a widow one must
reassume all the modesty of girlhood, with.
out being allowed to feign its ignorance.
Madame de Girardin.
The highest mark Of esteem a woman
and the most signal proof of her indiffer.
ence is to offer him hers.
Men are SO fearful of wounding woman's
vanity that they rarely remember that she
may, by some possibility, possess grain of
common sense.-[Miss Braddon.
At twenty, man is less a lover of woman
than Of women /; he is more in love with
the sex than with the individual, however
charming she may be.-[Re.if de la Bre-
tonne.
Women OF the world never use harsh ex
pressions when condemning their rivals.
Like the savage, they hurl elegant arrows,
ornamented with feathers of purple and
azure, but with poisoned points. The
Partisan,