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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-06

George Lnebarger, in days gone
by an Elk Point boy. but now OF
Gunnison City Col, WAS in town
last Friday on his way to Yaukton.
He thinks the town has changed
a good deal III the seven years since
he was here last.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-06

Christmas ard birthday cards at
Jas. Z. Blair's.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-06
BENTkSIIS Z.

will be at the Merchants Hotel
in Elk Point Dec. ID and 10th.
Those wishing dental work done will
please take notice. l.. n BEDFORD.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-06

VANITY Fam, Old Judge and
Blackwell's Durham smoking tobnc-
cos at Wolfgang's.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-06
4 ESeIsIark.sb Escape.

Mrs. Geo G.. Clarke. of Port Dahl
ousie, Ontario, states that she had
been confined to her room for a long
time with that dreadful disease, CON
sumption. The doctor said she
could not escape an early grave, but
fortunately she began taking DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. aud III short time was COM
pietels cured. Doubling ones please
write Mrs. Clarke and lie convinced.
Trial bottles free at w. T.. Wolf
gangs drug store. Large size, 81 90
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-06

Mrs. J. B. Brubacher has the ex-
elusive right of Union county for
Practical Housekeeping" the best
cook book published.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-06
You find Bed Rock prices at Beggs'

Hon Alex Hughes was in town
last Monday.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-06

Do not fail to look over the Stock
of mems and Boys Clothing at
G. w. Beggs'
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-06

HANcE MuRPHEY's Rathbone &
Sarl Acorn Stoves are going out
rapidly. Every body that buys
them say they are the best in the
market.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-06

The Springfield Fire and Insurance 60.
The Ihesn;z Insurance Co.
The American Insurance Go.
n. ST. Tsui Fire and Marine Ins. Go.
The Fire Astocia .;oa Of Fhi,aae.- hia.
Take your choice in the above
named time-iried companies, all re-
presented in Elk Point by c. H..
Wolworth.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-06

johnny Reid paid Sioux City a
visit last Saturday,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-06

Lowest rates on insurance given nv
G. HI. WalwoIth.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-06

Insurance against fire, tightening,
tornadoes and cyclones is written in
solid Companies by
g III NNnlw1,rAl,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-06

Mr.. S. ". Hoffman gave his young
friends very pleasant reception
at his rooms in the Hoffman block
last Wednesday evening. The cnnti-
dence Of the young is the NEST fat
tering compliment that any man
can receive, and we speak advisedly
when we say that no one occupies a
warmer place in the hearts Of the
the Young people than "Uncle Sam +"
The elegant repast gotten up by Mr..
Steckman was evidently appreciated
by the boys. Mrs. S. has an envia-
bile reputation MS an expert in the
culinary department. which she
more than maintained on this occa-
sion. The party broke up at a sea-
sonable hour, all agreeing that the
evening had been one of the pleas
attest OF the season.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-06

AT Huron, the other day board
Of medical gentlemen labored hard
for several hours to make it appear
that an Iowa printer in that town
was insane, but before the examina-
ton was completed, the poor whls-
key of the prohibition state had died
out of the fellow, and he was found
to be as sane as printers usually are.
The lecture Of Monday evening by
Mr.. Frank Besline, the blind editor,
proved a very entertaining aud in
structive discourse, credit to the
platform and to Elk Point. Inter-
mingled with solid wisdom and
good sense, was sufficient amount
of wit to relieve the more solid por-
tons and engage the audience in oc-
casional nlirth. Although MIR. Bes-
line assumes cheerfulness, his lee
ture is heavily charged with that
peculiar melancholy that character
ICES the productions of all literary
men who have met with similar
mistortunes. While listening we
could but REGAL. Sampson Agnnis,es
and those parts Of the llliad and
Odesy, which evidently refer to Old
Homer himself, who, with one foot
on the pedestal of civilization first
struck the epic Tyre and sang the
doleful songs of the blind as inter
ludes to the more animated recita Is
of historic facts, and his fertile inn
aginatlon. We congratulate Mr.
Besline upon his highly meritorlous
lecture, Camp Life in the Rocky
Mountains" and recommend to
those whc wish an hours profitable
entertainment go and hear the blind
orator of the mines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07

the general the good "Wednesday
Friday. though much last Monday About
90 Extra steers 20 special az l2dl2c 70
dress ~ 10 80 H. ana loads Of Choice Cattle bought
by Sefel dress 81 d. and IL per head
but l2c dress 81 to 81 TO- about the top Tor Prime
Steers At that figure 10 carloads were sod 10 Ad0
EielmUth Messrs Blumenthal SON Messrs Schwazschud
q suzberRer and the NewYork Provision Company Two
OF feshv Stabilized steers from Lancaster ount
Penn brought llac 10 dress H. few Poor Catte s9id
down 9c dress 81 TO SO H. but lOc to dress % 10
10 dress 81 H. the for Common 10 very
Good steers. Ab0Gt loads will be carried over 10
night.
Mr.. Eastman reserved 52l head Messrs D. Tofey q 90
purcha,ed about $50 mead, ali expectation IN dressed
guarter The Cattle for tine not bought To-
day shipments to-day and there nothing going ou 70
m0~ro-as there tuiOn Line steamer this Week me
CITY Berlin long overdue 70 give se to fears oT h
safety toWei into Boston Harbor yesterday IN saD
condition With broken shaft 20 be- repaired 10 J. doubtful
n VIII be ready put again Tor several weeks nv
cargo OF Dressed Reef and PORK which was 70 nave
shipped civ Of Berlin last saturday VIII DC sent
u tLe city II Brussels, TO san March 10.
The weeks shipments Cattle and sheep andDressed
Beef Mutton and Hogs, were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07

Heavy Packing and shipping So 5OSs Light IS so9se soi
Skps and Cull-. - 6@5 30
CArILE-Rcceipts 46OO shipments $500 head mar
ket dull prices loo lower than triday Exports 80 2oG
~ So Good ~ Choice shipping IS 5Oa - 30 Common 10
FAR - 3OdS5 2 Butchers weak except for Choice az y 0Og
f5 Stockers and Feeders and firm at % 50di oO
Calves. sll SIS; Veals, - % f6 81.
sHEEP-Recepts 2400 head; shipments $500 head In far
demand and steady Common 70 Fair f15dSi SO Medium
70 Good 80 lOa - SOi Choice 70 Extra. 81 59dS0 -
LII erpoo cable quotes Cattle stronger best Steers lc
Sheep steady best, l. d2Oc.
II LOUIS March 6-ITgGs-Receips 900 head shipments
40 head; market quiet Light to Good YOrcrg - 25a 800
- 7UdtJ 90
CATTE-Receipts 500 head shipments 600 head good DO
mand prices firm but transactions small owing TO light sup
ply Interior shippers AMI butchers quite urgent In thsir IL
ands Light 20 Good shipping steers as 7O Heavy
- 1886 lO Medium 20 Choice Butchers steers, - .uH
- DO Cows aud Heiiers IS 0GSl 10 stocker siaSi 4
Feeding steers, 81 jO1Sj.
SHEEP Receipts 900 head. shipments, and
wanted Fair 10 Fancy, II dS6 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07

alta wheat-So. White dull At lO3di No Spring dull
81 Ion Winter View Wsstern. duh 1864. CoTn-MiXed
hrmer at b1l I'D;
LIVERPOOL, March e-Recepts wheat for the week
From Atlantic ports 10000 quarters rom Pacific ports
993g quarters from other sources leO0 quarters Corn
1880 Quarters
LoSDoN March e.-43O m.-Cacuta Linseed 48a 81 ca.
per quarter Sperm on, k72de73 per ton; Pale Rosn ia
10Cd spirits Turpentne. AZ d426d. per cwt Refined
petroleum. 5Aagd spirits Of Petroleum. 6d9sLd. per
gallon. Common ROstn l3d. Linseed Oh, %. per ton
ANTWERP March 6.-PetrOleum Is francs a confines
for pale American WcOxs Lard closed f26
per 100 kiOs.
HAVE March 6whco1's francs 50 cen.
times per so kilOs
RRENRy March G.-WlcOxs closed at SO marks 25
pfenngs per 100 pounds Petroleum. marks 80 pfennigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07

and dec nng sales 9Ooo BUSH ungraded CapsGs st3
dull and hqc lower Limited business for export use az
light trade speculative accounts saes go oO0 Ousn
future ll2 900 bush. cash, including Ungraded western
Mixed at s. 69c N03 65 a65s steamer Mixed q 20, c
steamer Yellow 7O0I0l2c; No. . oS Gtsl &c Tor new
6gd699c Tor old. including $4,000 bush free on boaf
69o steamer White, Tic. No White a0cs NO MlNen
694c do May, 7Ot G70'c. closing 7Ot e o As
Market dull and Ia sc lower sales. lSlVOO DusIl-
inciudtng No B. at 4slac for new; No = 48,2c. Tor
new. 5Oa,c. for old: No J. 49i2c; No Whlte aSg lOf
new: MOI 5OId509.c for new 62c for old No J. SIC.
Mixed Western 47 g4ac: White do. 49d 5$e Mixed state
lc White DO including $4,000 bush; NO
Q Mixed March, 4GLd5Ocr 23,9oo bush. do April 48i-@
49trc a. bush do May, 4s.e 6io &c FEED Wore
active 40 bG6O n. Sld$l l0i Middhngs 81 lOGSl 20
SharpS, 81 % 9Sl 30.
IN STORE IN NETWORK, BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CITY
GRAIN WAREHOUSES; AND HELD IN RAILWAY LIGHT
Gun
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Dipi0en0 Notices.
MAsHArrAy RAnRoAD coxPAsT. No; u BgoADV

MANHATTAN RAILROAD CoNPASF, No. II ROADWAY
NKW YORK March !, 1852
'J'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this Com
Il paDy have this day declared a QUARTERLY DINI.
DEND ofONE AND oNEHALF PER CENT on the nrss
and second preferred stocks ~ this company payable ~ s
Mercantile Trust Company No l2O broadway on Aprii 10
1882.
The transit books win be closed March IS a; O'Clock
m, and VIII be reOpened AZ 10 O'Clock M, April 3
1882 ID w. McWfLLIAMS. Treasurer.
THE INTERNATIONAL AND NORrHEEN RALRoAp Co.
1876 BgoADwAY NEW. YORK. Feb. %. ls8AB
T'HE coupons due March |, 1sS2, Of this
company's second mortgage bonds due sept ], 1903
viii be paid at this Office az and after maturity.
H. Is. HENSON. Assistant Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07

EI1ct Cool oftnarY--- Sas MildliIg
points sales 5000 bales Prices paid-Marcn Il7jaI
April ll-0d lr3 May. l2UJ0l-lo. June 1921 0I2.-7
ll222. October ll.5t ulL62; Novcinber iI.t- DccrIn
bt.lL49. Prices FOR Rings and Marg1ns-Alar Il.76
iAj3, september lZ.lo October l6l5 Noyember lLi5:
DSI rc5 - i7s Ann lls2- Nav iZoe juno
l2.ZGaI-.21 July l2+l Ql2+2 august = z56 sep
tember. l2.10ulZ2l October llDl mo-; November
1-.4jGIl46. December. ll45aILj1 IraHsierdUs orders
II.7O
FLOUR AND AIEAL-FLOCR-M Market duh heavy and
bQIoc lower. limited export and jo5oing trade demand
Guiding 5000 DDs Minnesota lAtra - u.s. - for ne
wlO.. range 1900 DDis. Winter Acat EA.a q a. a. ri
s IS FOR -pr1s 50 s5esl Is Tor Winter W44eati
81. So T. - 20 - a. for spTpe s3as$65 for Winter
M1oa-Ac udug small pafcel Fancy inter "heai al 800
30. 49, 5,os3 IS. latter extreme; suDernne. - G,4
= 2 common 70 Far fAlra -iate 81 o5q - nv
Ee..e1. - 5JGs5; Good 70 choice. - loase. 5g
Common 10 Good Extra Round H S69g oA9; - ao
fI,r4 Minnesota 81 JOQsI 80 Clear s5as5 - I've
Mixture. s5QsJ 90; Bakers Extra soao' -.
ku4gal 81 5,ol 90 Patent = -'G 9G5s Good 'q i5
Ner. tIo.c. Family ~ i0QS- DO; Patent MgIef
Zeal LzrIa ~ % as ~. market Closing ~
Good Extra - lDaSJ go. Good 90 choice e. 'D4S ,-.
euprriue = 15qsi 90. BCCKWHEAI FLQCE dani
90 l. 0. tl.rnn extreme 49, ORR MEA dull Brandy
vlne 81 G54-3 e.. yellow Western 80 -94s3b 90.
cEAG> -WuEAT-MarkeL 24li2c lower. sc1 i IN, any
Em'ec org milling demand CLOSING sirsan Al "a non MN
p Nnet Itrs sales, 100000 bush iutuie I3''VVo D'
VIM - ~ M ~ lea Vitl u Z5utI ~ no.
White ~ ,hfc*I q D. iOr ucWrl aO'f al ~ I1 ".
10 900. .lrcl ~ 81 44l b. ,oalng 81 81 - no AP'
Il o5a % .la- closing 81 $50" DO Nay ~ - 20 81 ' ~
suiy "a 81, c-o5i5r 81 RYE MARKET heavy
sud lower sales. 10000 bush Prime State. so47ve" dsAV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07

r,..rru.. Starch GO r u.-rufk Prtu. Moss. EASTERN
l.l b.. ef.I s.Hty DO BHrH.-t u'uD IlLd
rut tuu RI OF. short RiD ruu 20 irtt L9.- ,.n.r
.t..l I'd D., snort tlslr but ut 80. uauf~Iuug tut
rti .f II -olIGtrs dan al .l He-f-iuliA H.s' tnIl
a-l lztla 50 tal 900 liti Prime 1e-s iuh AZ - lari
.rIr.. on .UI af I. Ht Ial1"-Iuur ttF Jun
al tt Turp.l.Iu -pr--tgudv al f- td i''in-t dun
" Itt ......u steady ll sad tLtr7eA American thpce,
gull NJ BOD Lard C4, kslc FOIr-E1ta state du4l
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c.rr1N NfARrEr--RY TELEGRApH.

LIVERPOOL March 6-12aop. m.--teady; Middrg UD-
lands. id 1lal1g Orleans, 3D. sales. 10000 bales IN
cg ns bales Tor csIllt on and export rtceiuts
73 baes intending 100 ol'7 AhcIicln p
and April delivery Gi-. DO. Apu and Ma delivery O'gd
63- Id do Juy amt August delivery G5,l do. August aud
september delivery, o-'a-d Futures Stcad'. r-.i ,
Mdtilg cause March delivery Gl r. do Alrc4 and AgrA
and INN, ciiyrry So I'd do June aud July delivery SD
LTEMooL. March g p m.-Cotton-Ihe sales Oh the
day ncnded 6yo Gie7 AIlgTlcIi, Cotton, ,-,rs I'm
-, L,y tt." i,1g c3n.c Nav ana June delivery gli1ef
July and August delivery 'r' 40 August ana 7tpteil
Der delivery Gs7asd september and october delivery
Af5u.rs March g. cotton quiet Kidding i &C.. Low
Mdlnng lose! Good Ordinary l0c receipts 299 bales
'4 ElLrbl5RR March ecstton steady; ,ndanns. 1850
IL &c. Low 'G o T1Ie -rorfs c1asvisG I50 vaIes
"a 90, 300 bales; stocs 7.j7s bales.
8o,roy Marcn 6.-CouoD, dun Nddnns, la'c@ Low
bales exports 10 Great Britain L0b+ bales Stock l"9-'
CHARLESTON March G.-cotton stcay Mlddlmg, i So
Low Midding e. SJou 0t . 1o sale ,oG fIe
'tlS,1YHAu, 5iarch 6-couon dul; Mddngs ll@c. Low
Midhng iOac.; Good Ordinary lo-c. receipts, Ou9
bales ,hipmeIt 40 g4 o3 ,'gG4; f linz Ike Low
Adding. II g; Good Orinary 80; net reeei-' lIol
TFiPHI-' March Cotton quiet Mddnng. 1l'c. Low
GA e5 shipments bIos sales $50 bales stock s559I
MOBILE March Cotton steady. AIidalng Il qc Low
Iaas exports coastwse bales 500 bales stock
''NEw.GaLFASs Marcn 6.-Couon nrnj Middnns II sc.
Low MuuluHg llLc: Good Ordinary, ~ rci NEE rGcePls
-2l bales. gross j743 bales; exports 10 Great Britain
$3.50 bales -rs. 5000 bales; last evening l5OO bales
stock, 3s1.t-u bales. ,,.,.- ,
N0aFoLS. March 6.-Cotr0n firm; Mt1lng u &C. net
relotr4 Great Britain, Daics
r,I.f. uZ bales sales -26 bales. stOcL. i2l-b Oaie5
PgLApgiFHA March 6-COttOu nrn MdIlng. IL &c.
low MGduE II g.. oOd OtlA4Iy' W. III Hc1 l010'P'''
I bale. stock. 1871 bales ,...,. ,.,. -
NldIug lose. Ordinary 81 a. net receipts Lon
bales. 1ort- To Great Britain 49,. Oales e3a1t~e go
bale. sales LOCO bales last evening JOV Daes' HlocA
BL.-l- bales. ,,,....-. ,,,.. ,,u~
Fl IOJt, March cotton firm Midnng II '-ri Low
NddIng 10 e., Good Ordinary tci I.,,p'- ~ g-ies
sf.r.rf- baletf o0tt galt7
N INNS r.y March G-DottOn quiet. MltdunE H. &C.
Ior Viur lOlst,c; Good ordinary. luc nsL Itc-i2i'
ttt.-. .pt.t, cea,tvl.r oJ, bales. stock ltZ uales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07

Fl koPEAN Fin ANNlAL MAkkII-.
IoynOv March 6-l2 80 D. m.-COIs1s lOU7ls for money
auGlCOa tAo account Atlantic and Great esem trst
mortgage certificates, a. t. 60 second 10 p te
3l- second c0nsos %, New Jersey central colsulS llo
Illinois Central. 1867. Reading 3u- Nc"-4ork ontario
Western p.
LONDON March Go p. m-Pars advices quote three per
cent r-rt-- francs 10 Genuine. for The account
LoNroN March 600 p. m.-Con-os lO'oig ior money.
anc luO oI the account ATTAIN. ANA Great W u5ril 7t
Morggr trustees certificates 4 D. no second, TO- N' H
CAur4. 100. IuQs Central l'7, READING go N'" A'lA
Gual-s and Western 244: and It Paul common
III
IONpoV NarcH G-4:3O p. m.rho Of bullion gone
lntotue Bank OF England on balance today S SI-luO"
LONDON March $1,000 m.'afl~ dlVlcrS quote ilfee
De- renjc- 10 "a francs Tor the account
March 6-j.uD d.. LOllp1 - francs
:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07
oFmcE oE DE uMoy PAcLELc KAnwAY CorME B

OREGON SHORT LINE RAILWAY SUB
DSCRIPTION.-The Fourth Instalment Ct 10 per cent
upon sqbscrGons for he construction OF the OREGON
18th day Of March 1882. subscriptions registered Ia New
YORK will De payable a the Office Ot the Union Pacific Rail
way 1917 Broadway and Checks.shOud be made payable
10 James NJ Ham, and those gisered in Boston viii be pay
able at the office OF the Union Pacific Railway Boston and
checks should be made payable 10 Henry tarland sub
sbers will present their certificates when making payments
for the proper Endorsement the
Bonds aDpertanng the first ns,almen VIII be delivered
subscriptions Of 10000 and the day succeeding
the payment OF the fourth in-aiment.
The receipt back Of certificate must be signed by the
registered owner before the delivery Of the bonds
SIDNEY DILLON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

AL persons holding any OF the BONDS OF the SOUTHERN
Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY are hereby notified that
there now I'm the hands o the uudcrs gued Trustees
der lie Mortgage by which the payment OF said bonds
cured of one Hundred Thousand Dollars gold which,
under OF said Mortgage il applicable a. the reemR
ton purchase Of said bonds and That the undersigned VIII
sealed proposals the Land ONCE OF said company
corner and Towusend-st,, Sau Frnc-co for the
surrender said bonds, until ire IWEN IIEIH dav q
MARCH lSS2 which time proposals viii be opened and
Olrred &C the lowest price VIII De redeemed
Or purchased % the amount Aforesaid
Proposals 10 be ud0rsed Pro surrender Of First
Mortgage Bonds southern Pacific Railroad Company"
D. o. MILLS, ir-r.+.,s
LLOYD TEVIS, ''"''e'
san Francisco Fe1. 1s, lsS2
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Business Chances.

CONSTRUCTION of StereOscOpe Watches.-
" To be used with kind Of watch showing 100 %
1000 pictures Partner with 10000 wanted Address M
kobe, 90 West Houston st.. New York city.
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=
4 EOPOlITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY tOAPAN J..
In Wow OF The Umors indus rousiy circulated that com
promise elected between the Metropolitan stock
holder, Manhattan deem 10 duty
decay all ssh and false prcs,on- created thereby
TIL oUty stakeholder. Of the Metropolitan Company
stand firm and VII MAINTAIN their rights Tie suits tn their
interest still pending and Will De vigorously prosecuted
and would holders OF Metropolitan
Uauy their certificates u exchange for Nauha
tan -d preferred =. H. An ELLASD. % NAL-st
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OFFICE or TIE RICHMOND AND nANvILLc r. r. GO I
10 BROADWAY, NEN-ICEN, MAE.H T. l5-2.

TT'he per cent dchcnrUTe bonds OF the
4 Richmond and Dauvla Railroad Company ready
delivery rbers application 10 the Central Trust
Company, No. l. Nassau-5t, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07

OFFICE 1r TIE NORTH RIVER Construction Coz
TEEA-JHER- OFFICE 20 Na-slusL, Feb. 20, lS-2.
THE stockholders Of the NORTH RIVER
4 CONSTRUCTION COMPANY are hereby notified that
further inst let ~ lu cent Lrr respective shares
day duly called bF the Board " Directors
said company payable the office rf tho treasurer No -
Na-,lu--t, uu Friday, March DO, l---.
The books Will Doe closed ON saturday February
D. az O'Clock and reoneuaG On the morning OF ratur
DAY, March u. next. l.. F. NIN~LDN, President
vTHE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANNIhe annual meeting OF thr stockholders u me
Union Pacific Railway Company Or th" choice 81 Directors
for .c ensuing year, AMI the OF any other Dus
ness may legally before the meeting, VIII De- held
COmpauys Office 1917 Broadway in the city ~ New
Wednesday Jhe 1Jh day OF March next at 10 o'clock
a. Transfer book. viii be closed GA saturday Feb %
Henry 81 CFtHLASu, ~ecy. SIDNEY DILLJN, President
New York, reb. !, l--Z-
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Gelp maHleO.

WANTED A boy in nm Office from Il 20
w Ia wear. Of age " ho writes hand AMI lives with
hl. p,reni. and vil 10 Is required Address 90
hand FRANKLIN =. q. Box 2,,li
N9vAN .-ERRAND BOY who can make
W himself generally u-tfIL living uptown preferred. Ad-
dress with references, - IL. b., lO' tt--1Yt..' 49,
VEANTED-First-cl class. artistic wood en-
w gr.ver Address a. ", WEISBKODr, Cincinnati ohio
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OHIO CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.,
Nrry NHuE FrrfH 1-.p

NEW YORK March I. 1852. !
IN pursuance of the agreement of CONSOLE
j3tion Of company with the Atlantic and Northwest
company stockholders hereby notified that
OF consolidated company will be ready
dell March 49, 1852 In exchange Tor tno present out
ing certificates the OF l25 shares FOR each 100
shares old This Of 10000 shares comprises
opO00 shares increased capital notice vi which
given February II, 1892
Transfer books viii close on tho 18Th Inst
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nEBT of the United States, Trade in Coin,
~ Cost Of Civil List See The Tribune Almanac Price 2jc
DVIDEND-PAYING INVESTMENT Sc
HOWARD BAILEY & co. QIimited)
Equitable Building l2O Broadway, Y. Y,
Dealers In Investment securities offer good dividend paying
securities Yielding per cent per annum
TOR Law on Banks and Trade IN Bullion see
L Tribune Almanac for lss2 Price - cents
GAS STOCKS and City K. Z. Stocks and Bonds
~ Dougltaud sod F. 1. HEWITT. 81 Exchange-piace
GWYNNE & DAY,
~ No. As WALL-Sr,
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING AND BROKER
AGE BUSINESS - RAILWAY SHARES, BONDS, &c.
INDIANAPOLIS, DECATUR AND SPRING
FIELD RAILWAY COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT 4J-YEAR BONDS,
COUPON OR REGISTERED.
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER J.
ISSU I'D AT THE RATE OF Sll.SOO PER MILE SOLELY
FOR THE PURPOSE OF REDEEMING TIE BAL
ANCE OF OUTSTANDING SINKING
FUND PER CENT BONDS OF
THIS COMPANY
These bonds with the outstanding r. first lien on lj2
miles OF road and ts equipment and ec0mm nj themselves
I-tcIss investment The railroad Of this Company u
operated by the Indiana Bloomington and Western Ea
Company under minimum guarantee -.OoOOu net IN
amounting 70 nearly twice the annual inter
ct these bonds II Is estimated that the completion OF the
projected extension westward viii than double the pres
et net earnings and leave large surplus over Fixed interest
charges.
We odr mtedamo Of these bonds O2 and accrued
interest subject 10 advance OF price without notice
FAUNESTOCk & co, 2 Wallst.
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OFFICE OF TIE MERCANTILE Trust COMPANY
No. i2O BROADWAY, NEW-YORK. 7

THE Mercantile Trust Company will issue
certificates OF first preferred stock Of the Manhattan
Railway Company Tor the temporary receipts already issued
and Tor the stock ~ the NcWlora Elevated RAJ road Com.
pauy 10 De exchanged for first preferred stock Of the ban
haitian Railway Company. accordance with the agreement
between the Manhattan Rails way Company the Newi or<
Elevated RailUId Company and the Metropolitan Elevated
Railway Company dated November l. l5~l Tnon the dc.
livery Of the certificates to the Trust company VII pay Ten
Dollars share i'm cash.
Upon the delivery Of the certificates OF the Metropolitan File
vatel Railway Company the Trust Company W issue cerh
Gates of second preferred stock of the Manhattan Railway
Company therefor NeNNOrk Elevated shareholders making
the since the closing tlr books VIII receive the
dividend " per cent on The first preferred stock OF The
Manhattan Railway Company.