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eosTOS ctoaiNn QUOTATIONS.
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ChteJrora. 1074 BosMon..l46 140
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Domln'nC. 234 DUO 2d... 71 72
AinIlellTel303 204
rUILADKLI'ItlA CLOSINO QUOTATIONS.
Bid. Afkrd. Hid. J, ltd.
tHilehVal 20 204EI8Bcom. 20 204
PhllATrac 714 714 El S D pt... 28 30
Onion Traa 12 124 PII.LftPo IB 184
EftPTo.. 774 774 Pn.I.ftPp 43 434
Met Trae... 1244 126 WeUOcom 11 13
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U Q Imp Co 074 074 Uarsden.... 84 84
WOLCo.. 41 414
CniCAOO CLOSINO QUOTATIONS.
Old. AlUd. IHd. Jttti.
BoSlde'T." 63 034 Lake 8t"L" 174 174
AmSUtxt.. 274 28 Lbt"L"ctfs 144 164
CanalftD.. 684 N'V Biscuit 02 024
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Chltrewpf 27 284 StStableO. 22 234
CltTlfnajSS 230 WCh8tRyl08 1024
0lam'd,.138 142 MetWS... 44 5
LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS.
Atchison, aap 134 Northern Paclflo... 214
Canadian Pacldo... 834 Northern Pe.'lflopf. 004
Chesapeake ft OHIo. 224 Ontario ft West 104
Erlecon.aap 164 Pennsylvania, 58
Erlelstpt 394 Reading. liUp..,, 114
Illinois Central 1004 Reading 1st pf. 20
Kansas Texas.... 134 3tPaul 074
take Bhore 178 South Ralliray 04
Louisville Nash.. 684 South Rallrray pt 334
NsrrVork Central. H 04 Union Pacific 204
Norfolk ft Wpf.n.. 404 Wabaahpt.., 184
Tuesday, Dec. 21.
The holiday character ot the stock market
was eren mora pronounced than yesterday, tho
transactions being only a little in excess of
100,000 shares. It Is hardly necessary to add
that these rery moderate doallngs were almost
entirely professional and that tho dulnesscn
couraccd some selling; for both accounts, but
particularly with tho vlor of depressing prices.
The most cffectlvo solllnir, perhaps, camo from
London, whero fears of political complications
over the Chinese situation unsettled the mar
kets. Still, there was roally no pressuro to dis
pose of stocks, and the net declines recorded for
tho majority ot tho list wera due fully as much
to tho presumably temp rary npathy of leading
bulls as to any other cause. Tho Indications aro
that, as for some time past, moderate pur
chases by substantial Interests or by commission
houses would rout tbo short interest in a very
few hours. Tho call money market was less
actlro than yesterday, ruling at 2-j3 V cent.,
with oxcoptional transactions nt 4 S cent, and
at 1 V cone at thu close. Tho higher rates, it
should be undorstood. aro paid only by borrow
ers with indifferent credit and collateral. A
noteworthy Incident of the day was tho declara
tion ot a semi-annual dividend ot 2s V cent, on
St. Joo and Grand Island first preferred. Tho
declaration of tho dividend has been fore
shadowed by tho earnings of tho company, and
the statement for tho current six months, mado
public to-day, Bhows thnt it was warranted, as
tho company earned tho full 5 $) cont. upon its
first preferred stock within the period men
tioned. The closing was In tbo main Bteady, at
fractional recoveries from tho lowest prices.
Final sales compare with those ot yesterday
as follows:
Dtc. 20. Vet. SI. ZKc. SO. Dtc. SI.
A.TftSF. 13 124NPaocom. 214 214
A,Tft8Fep 304 30 NPaept... 004 684
AmSllef ..1304 138 NYCfnt.,.1074 107
AniTob.... 864 864 N J Cent... 054 044
BroekRT-32 324 Omahacom 784 78
Can South. 50 644 Ont W... 164 154
Can Pao.... 81ts 814PeoOC. 904 064
C.C.CftStL 364 344 Ho Ball... 294 294
C.uxq.... 004 004 aocklsland 004 904
Cen0as....l814 181 Uridine... 23 224
ChesftO... 214 214 lead 1st pf 604 604
ChOW.... 154 164 8 Praia.,. 064 044
Delftllud..ll3 1124 8t Paul p... 142 1424
Illinois Cenl044 1034 aolfway p 324 324
KanftTpf. 354 30 TC.IftR.. 244 244
Lou Nash 67 604 !n I'ao.... 264 264
LatledeOas 444 444U8Lealb.. 74 7
UanbCen.,1044 1034 Wabash.... 74 7
UoPacinc. 344 H34Wabashpt. 174 18
MetStRy.,1234 1247w Un T.I.. 884 88
NorfftWp 484 474WhftLE.. 24 2
NWcom...l214 121 I 'Ex dividend.
Government bonds weak. The 4s of 1025 and
tho Cs closed J4 V cont. lower bid each. Railway
bonds dull and weak. Tho features were Chi
cago Terminal lsts, t. r.; Kansas City, Pitts
burg and Gulf lsts. Mobile and Ohio generals,
Missouri Pacific consols, Norfolk and Western
cousol, -Is, Oregon Improvement lis. 4th 1. p.;
Southern Hallway 5s, Texas Pacific '-Ms, Union
Pacillc. Denver nnd Unit lsts, AtchUon, Kan.
Has andToxns, and Northern Puclllc Issues. Tho
morn Important net declines were in Chicago
Terminal lsts. t. r 4 Wcent., to 403j: Kanas
and Texas 4s. 3i, to 80. and Uds. 4,
to 034; Mobile and Ohio generals. 3t, to
7(1; Missouri Paclflo consols. Si, to Oik;
Northern Paclflo prior 4s. H). to04Hi. and gen
eral Us, Ss. to 00); Norfolk and Western consol
4s. '4. to 7BV, Oregon Improvement Ds. 4th I.
p., "ii, to 4&ti; Texas Pacltlo lids. 3h, to 2HTs, and
Union Paclflo, Denver and Gulf lsts, a V cent.,
to ill's. The noteworthy advances wcro in
Atchison adj. 4s. 4 tfecnt.. to57-i: Kansas City.
Pittsburg and Gulf lsts. s. to l3h. and South
ern Hallway Os, 4 V cent., to 05.
Commercial price of bar silver in New York,
07c. liar silver in London closed at -U 7-l(id.
Mexican sliver dollars were quoted (U43uc.
Kxpart to Europe to-morrow, (i 8.000 ounces.
Money on call 1(34 V cent., closing nt the lower
figure. Time money Ilrm, and Is nuotod : Sixty
and ninety days, 3 V cent., and six months 3&1
V cent., on good mixed Stook Exchange col
lateral. Commercial paper Is quoted: Prime
lnuorscd bills receivable at 32(31 V cenU.prlmo
single names at 4 V cent., and good names ot
A.h cent.
Sterling exchange was weak and lower, as
bankers offered bills moro freely owing to tho
firmness of tho local money market. Continental
exchango followed tho courso of sterling. Posted
asking rates for sterling are: Sixty days.
S1.83, and sight. 4.U. Actual rates are: Ixng
bills, tl.B'A!it4.BS4: sight drnfts, l.B434i
$4.B5, and cnblo transfers, 4.8oH!. Kruncs
are quoted at B.'jatsMo.ai'fl for long and 5.1iOH
ClS.'JOfor short; reichamarks, 04 7-HK401IMU
for long and U5'83054 for short; guilders, 40
40 l.lti for long and 40'aa-io 3-1 0 for shorU
Domestic exchange on New York: lioston 5
lUa cents premium. Charleston Huylng, par;
Belling, 's premium. Savanuuh lliiylng. 1-10
ott; selling, par. New Orleans -Hank, par; com
mercial, $1.2& discount. Kan Francisco Sight,
lBcentBroinluni;tolegraph,172 cents premium.
Ht, 1ouls 25 cents discount bid, iitlcrecl at par,
Chicago 48 cents premium. Cincinnati Ho
tween banks, pur, and over counter, 50 cents
premium.
Glucose Sugar Itcflnlng common Is quoted nt
301231. and tho preferred at BUi-jt'Oi. Stand
urd Oil Trust certillcatrs closed nt 33833DllHi;
American Molting ut 25V320. and preforrod at
7!1i!W70lg; Standard Ghr cninmon at 13tkc13l.
and the preforrcd at 14S314H; Mutunl (Jus nt
JBaallOO; Syracuse Gas ut 22s(sJ2i; Now Am
sterdnm Gas at 2111s28. and Hie preferred nt
70ia71s. and tho 6s ut O'hteDBh.
Kxports at gcncrul mrrclmndlso from the
port of New ork for tho weekending toiay
were valued nt !UBII,3UU, against $(1,007,031
In tho preceding week and 10,02.870 In the
corresiinding woek of last yo.ir. Slnco Jan. 1
83B2,31,17u. ngnlnst $307,884,225.
The St. Josoph and Grand Island Itallroad
Company has dcclnrcd a dividend of 2-j V cont.
on its llrst preferred stock, payabln Jan. in.
Tho following statcmont was submitted to the
directors of the company to-day: Net earnings,
taxes deducted, fori) V cent, months from July
1 to Dec 31, 1807. four months nctual, two
months estimated, $210,241); coupons due Jan.
1, 181)8. on first mortgage bonds, s3.UOO; 2-j V
cent, dividend on llrst preferred stock, $i:i7,M0.
Totul,172.&00, leaving a Burplus of $73,740.
Amount actual cosh on hand Dec 21, 1807,
t241,a09.
The New York Central and Hudson Ilivsr
Itallroad Company has declared a quarterly div-
1
1
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laena of 1 cent,, rr& 3im, i& Tbo txm--n.nv
reports for tio quarter ending Deci 3lt
' ' 1MT. 1(10(1. Clutnbn:
riroisesrn'ES.Blt-KOO.OOO 811.008.061 100.8181)488
Op?expenes 7.8W.700 T 7.M87,818,Doc 7.0m
Nrtearn'ss.. $8.1180,800 tK.771,94S Ins.llBD.OBB
'First charges.. 2,018.000 U.OU7.140 Dee. 10.140
IToflt f1.8lii.D00 l. 1114,000 Ino.17B,t!01
Dividend.;:. .. 1.000,000 1,000,000
8nrplus 8818,800 f 184.0UO Inc.178,801
Mirilftninfisriidlnf; fltc. 81:
Orasrarn.lW.aM.OOO $S,93R.4ns Ino. Bl.87B.Bn7
Oper. ex. 1B.8B8.000 16.404,OSO lno. 487.W14
., ,.rn, S4,SS,000 17,444,117(1 Ino. $607,084
First cb'scs B.sjh.ooo B.B4.v8i Deo. sn.va
front .. 8.014.000 JV.tR0.ua Ino. 8833,838
Dividend.. 8,000.000 B.000.000
Burplus. tl, 1)14,000 1180.148 lno. 8803,858
Tho Chicago. Hock Island and Paclflo Railway
Company hnsdcclnrod a quarterly dividend of
1 tl cent., pnyablo Feb. 1.
The American Malting Company has declared
a qunrtorlv dividend of 1!4 V cent, on its pre
ferred stock, nivnblo Jan. ID.
Tho Metropolitan Street Rallwny Company
has dcclnrcd n quarterly dividend of 14 V cent.,
pnyablo Jan. 1G.
Tho Journo.ny fi Hurnham Comrmnv has de
clared n qurtorly dividend of 2 V cont. on its
preferred stock, paynblo Jan. 3.
Tho receipts of tho Government to-day wore:
Customs. $103,098; Internal rorcmio, fanfi,
2(in. nnd miscellaneous, $22,570; total, $780,
808. Tho disbursements woro $708,000. nn
excess of receipts ovor expenditures of $21,
BOB. Itccolpls Binro tho llrst of the fiscal yor
Iiavo bcon $100,028,120; expenditures, $202,
021.111); deliclt. $11.01)5.000.
Tho ofllclnl count of tho cash' In tho Treasury
ntthocloso of business to-day compared with
that of yesterday shows:
Drc. 20. Dto. 91.
Cold coin and bullion.,.. 8180.704,018 BlCU.tl08.0T8
Rllrcrdollars and bullion 18.8S4.omb 14.610.804
United States note 40.fi30.887 40.403.1U0
Other notes, less demand
liabilities 17.876,604 10.074,143
Available cash balance.
Including gold reserve.t23D,004.008 8Z37.678.0U
Money in 1-ondon 2a V cent. Hates of dis
count In open market for both short and throe
months' bills, 2 15-10(33 V cent. 'Amount ot
bullion withdrawn from tho Bank of Knglnnd on
balance to-day 21.000. Paris ndvlc-s quoto 3 V
cents at 103 francs 17a centimes. Kxchangoon
London, 20 francs 23 j centimes.
It Is announced that the time for depositing
Baltimoro and Ohio Itallroad consolidated mort
gngo & per rent, gold bonds, duo 10BS, with J. P.
Morgan & Co.. Ilronn Ilrothers & Co.. and Bar
ing, Magoun & Co. will cxplro on Jan. 2.
The sales of mining stocks at tho Now York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchango to
day were as follows:
Open- High- Lotth CI01.
Sale. Same. (nff. sr. eif. (tip.
COO Rest ft Belcher.. ,60 .60 .60 .50
BOOBrunswIck 12 .12 .12 .12
78ConCalftVo.... 1.26 1.26 1.25 1.26
BtOLcadville. 08 .08 .08 .08
1600 Mount Rosa 05 .05 .06 .05
1000 Pharmacist 00 .09 .09 .00
800 Phccnlx of Arts .09 .09 .08 .08
SOOPortland 74 .74 .74 .74
800 Yellow Jacket,. .37 .37 .87 '37
Total sales, 6.028haras.
COMitEJlCIAJL, COSIPEXD.
Tuesday, Dec 21. Grain Wheat Spot was
easy. The soles were 170.000 bush., including
'.10,000 No. 2 hard winter nnd 80.000 at tho
outports on prlvato terms for export. Free on
board afloat: No. 1 Northern spring New York,
$1.01ia; do. Duluth. $1.03; No. 2 hard winter.
04c,; No. 2 red. 09hc.; No. 1 hard Duluth,
$1.044. Minneapolis received to-day 118.GS0
bush., against 82.0G0 last yc.r; Duluth 55,813,
against 82.421 ; Chicago 200,713, ngnlnst 42,050;
Milwaukco 37,700, against 20,150; St. Louis
07,000. against 18.300; Toledo 18.043. against
14.060; Detroit 8,844, against 5,023 last year.
Futures advanced tc. to Sic, but lost this and
declined Tec to lc Futuro sales 4,305,000
bush., as follows:
Ixint
Opinlna. lllahrit. Jjowttt. Closing. Klaht.
Decembcr.lO!i.j 10s I0114 1004 101,
January... O114 01) ' 08 v4 0114
May 1)6 034 U34. 01 ur
July. .. .. 874 S8's
Barley was Inactive. New feeding, SRQSOc., cost and
freight to Buffalo: malting, 46(.67c.. as to quality.
Rye was stronger. State, 506040.: No. 2 Western.
4H4(2B0c, cost and freight to Buffalo. CornSpot
was weaker. The sslcs were -04.000 bush., includ
ing 00,000 No. 2 mixed on prlvato terms freo on
board afloat fur export. No. 2 mlxod, 8.0u0 at 354c.
delivered. Future sales 150,000 bush., as follows:
Opening. Sltaheit. Lovett. Clotina. Kiaht.
Dee .. .. OS'S) 3:1
May 844 344 844 344 344
Oats Spot wera quiet. The sales were 6B.000 bush..
Including 20,000 No. 2 white clipped on private
terms for export. No. 8 white, 204c: No. 3 do.,
284c; No. 2 whlto clipped, 30c; No. 3 do., 20c;
No. a mixed. 3 7 4c: No. 3 do., 204c.i rejected
mixed, 254C! do. white. 274c: No. 2 mixed, de
livered, 284c.t track mixed, 273284c; do. white.
85,000. at 2V(SS4c. Futures were nominally easier.
No sales.
iMlt
Opening. Highest. Lcice$t. doting. Xiuht.
December .... .... 274 274
February .... .... 27Ni 274
May 27"s 274
Wheat was more active to-day, but the Increased ac
tivity was at tho expense or prices. At the opeulng
firlces declined on dlsappolntlngcablcsund local real
ting sates, but subsequently the loss was recovered,
and a fractional advance followed on local buying
and large clearances from the seaboard. But tho Im
provement was soon lost, and a sharp decline ensued.
Realizing became general, and the OHrly buyers liqui
dated. The Northwestern receipts were small, but
they bad no effect. Llvcrrool advanced 4d.toand.
Paris declined 4o. on wheat and advanced 10
centimes on flour. The Northwestern receipts
were 200 cars, against B82 last week and 360
last year. Corn was firm early, but prices weakened
with wheat. The receipts were larger than expected,
and a stl'l larger movement Is probable. L1veriool
was unchanged to iHd. higher, usts were nominally
easier. Chicago received 426 cars of euro and 448 of
oats. Chicago. Dec. 21. ' Wheat to-Uar was very
Irregular, up and down, without any lmmedlato
special cause. The selling, like tho buying, was not
confined to any one Interest, although the former was
better thau the latter. Our market here, of
course, continues out of lino with others. N"w
York reported export engagements of 200,000
bush., with clearances from the seaboard of 841,000
buth. Cables hardly responded to yesterday's rally.
Corn was easier, lndug nearly 4c of yesterday's ad
vance. The only thing In the near futuro to put corn
abova 30c. would be a sustained advance In wheat.
Oats were lower In sympathy with other markets."
Ft3CR Was strong and rather more active In the
early trading, but subsequently became quiet. Ruy.
ers were asking concessions owing to the lata break
In wheat. The sales were 12.800 bbls.
AMU. Sacts.
RtOelpts 0,577 23,210
Exports 6,804 14,030
Winter In bbls.: Superfine. n.l(is:i.25; No. 2 extra.
:i 40GtS3.(iO: siralghts. ll.!0 4.65; patents. (4.76
(85.10. Spring In bbls.: Clears. S4.16r4t4.IOi
straights, 84.00u84.h0: patents, 84,U5(S5.25. Mill
Feed Was steady but dull. Western spring In loo.
It. sacks. 81H.753tl4 200-D., 813.40; winter lu
bulk, tl3.50(itl&.
Cottok Spot cotton haro was unchanged: no sales;
000 bales were delivered on contract. Middling up
lands B'dC, against 74clast year; New Orleans and
Uulf 04c. agaliiht 7o. lastyear. The Southern spot
markets were steady at unchanged prices. New
Orleans sold n.ooii. Norfolk 863, Augusta 658. Ravsn
nah 600, Mobile BOO, and St. Louis 373 bnle. Liver
pool advanced l-32d. on the spot, with sales of lo.noi)
bales: futures theru advanced 4 to 1 point. Iu Man
chesteryarns were quiet but steady: cloths quiet.
Augusta ncelved to day 1, "81 bales, agnlnst 2,248
last week and 1,3110 last yeart Slempbls 3,402. against
B.040 last week aud 4.V01 lost year; St. Louis
1.024, against 8Hn last week and 1,487 last
year: Houston 111,104, against 111,822 last week
and 17.000 last rear. Augusta shipped to-day 1,781
bales, Memphis 3,2 78. St, Louis 7, 106, and Houston 1 6,
60 1 bales. Houston expits to-morrow 0.000 to 0,500
bales, agslnnt 7,011 isst week and 11.51)0 last year.
New Orleans expects 20,000 to 23,000, against 16,073
last week and 10,011ft last ear. The port receipts
were UO.B08 hales, against 78,826 ls-t week nnd
113.050 last year; thus far this week 214,786 bales,
against 203,801 thus far last week. The exports
from tho ports approximated 1)0,000 bales. New
Orleans advanced 1 to 2 points. Futures here closed
unehouged to 1 point higher, with sslesof U7.V0O
bales. Tho future trading was as follows:
rinsing. Jliohest. lowest. Salts.
December, ..5.72(3.74 6.74 B.7I) 700
Jsuuary 5.73(45.74 6.7S 6.72 27,200
February, ...3.7H.43.7H B.78 .1.77 1,000
March n.H0.',5.HI 6.H2 6.80 18,100
April 6.8ArcS.8o 0.80 6.80 100
May 6tl0(6.0 6.112 6.111) 86,800
June O.UIMO.UO n.lin 6.03 2,600
July 6,011(40.00 (1.00 6.11)1 . 1,300
August 0.03(411.04 11.05 0.03 8,100
September.. n.n:tM,0.03 0.04 (1.04 300
October.. ..0.00(t0.07 0.07 0.07 1,200
Cotton prices fluctuated within an extremely narrow
raiiKo to-day and at the close they were practically
unchanged from last night's final quotations. Tho re
ceipts were large, hut were offset by u ilrm market In
Liverpool and good buying for local and Liverpool ac
count. The semi-weekly receipts at thirteen prlncl
pal Interior towns were 1 04,00 1 bales, against 1 1 1, 1 75
nstueekand 1011,481 lastyear, Theshlpmeulswere
1)8,632 bales, showing that tho great bulk of ilin cot
ton leaes tlio Interior towns as 1,0011 as It arrives.
The general sltuutloii of rottou r'lualusunt-haiKfd,
The MniUtlcul position Is ,1111 undoubtedly str iu
and Investment buylnv continues In a quiet way.
Meauwhlle tl.n speculation is dormaut, owing 10 tho
uncertainty as loth" exteut of the yield this seaaon,
large operators holding aloof i-.utll something definite
can lie learned us to the also tsT tho crop, though It Is
the general opinion that It Is only a question of time
teforo a sharp Improvement Iu prices will be wit
nessed, whatever tho yield miy prove to be. There
aro fMv If any lwllevers In such estimates as NelU'a
and Tboman's. The muvrMuul at the Fomh to re
duce ihn next acreage Is making progress, and It Is
hoped that some practical plan of reducing tbs area
may Im reached.
Oorrrr Rio on the spot was quiet but firm: No. 7,
04c. Sales 2,000 bags No. 7 st i)c.i 1,000 Lags
r-autot No. 4 nt 74c, cot and freight. 60(1 bags
Halua No, h at 0 sc. and 4,600 bags Msrauslbo on pri
vate terms. Tho future trading was as follows:
Salts. Jlmhrsl. iMtrtst, Closing.
January 751) 11.00 n.ni, fi.05MO.0o
March 760 0.15 n.ift n.lowo.is
July 500 0.00 (1.30 H.30I4A.1I3
September., 2,000 6,40 (1.33 0.U6((H.40
October 260 .... .... rt.40ut0.45
November, ..1.S50 e.eo 0.60 fl.45dlO.BO
Deoemtxr.., 760 0.00 8.00 B.OBOO.OO
sur. , ', unf-ir-ft- ;T ' 1 ns'."'.j n.?.rz3Z,
,,1 rilSi1i,.iTi wi rfiiianiifc-M n f, rr7.. .rJiSHtg
rntart hara-dsenaed a tVlo rwvs tv eloatog dile
after sales of 0.760 bairsk Havre advanced 4f but
reacted and declined 4r. Hamburg-was unchanged
to 4, pf. htahsr. rtlo was steady at 78 rala advanosi
receipts In two days, 89.0001 stock, .420,000! x
change 74d.. a decline of l-Sld. Bantos was firm at
100 rvis advance 1 receipts in two days, lO.OOOi stock,
004,000. Bratlllan cables to-day were higher, but
prices hero declined, owing to the absence ot buyers.
The receipts were HOcroi and a free movement Is ex
ported during January.
Mxtsls Iron Was barely steady for near months,
but firmer for distant months. Spot ana December,
88.70(80.H0January,.76(80.86l February, 0.Bo
tato.OBt March. 8(l.05(.i,(7, copper Was unchanged,
at 10',(illc. tor spot. Dcemter. and January. Lead
Was quiet. Stmt ami December, B.074'ilL'S4o.
Tin Was quiet at 13.0044 13,70c. for spot, December,
aud January. 8pcltor Was quiet. Spot and Decern.
ber. 3.8B(4c.
Nnvit. stork Spirits of turpentine were Arm at
33033 4c.l rosin steady, at 81.40(281.40 for common
to good strained,
pa-rnoLxt-u Crude certificates were unquoted bre
In OH City OOVc bid. Refined was unchanged.
Provisions Lard was naaler and less active. Prime,
84.80t city, 8I.U74Ci4.i124t r.-nn'd for the Conti
nent. 83. Vork dull but steady. Mess, 88.60(480. Cut
meats were Inactive. Pickled hams. fl4Q7W.l do.
bellies. 64(6e.t do. shoulders. 64(4.840. Dressed
hogs.44054c Tallow,a4o. Patter Creamery.West.
em. extras, 22c.t 11 rati, 2O021C.I seconds, 1741 Oct
thirds. teaiOct State, fancy, Slc.l firsts. 10(1200. 1
thirds to seconds, leritlbc Cbeese-Stste, full cream,
large colored and white fsney, 84c.i finest. 74r
74ct fair to good, 74a74ct common, 0V47C:
small colored and white fancy, V9V4CI finest.
8484ct common to good, 74(Pc. . Eggs State
and Pennsylvania, fresh gathered, fancy, 23t?4c.
good toprime,21(it22c: Western, fresh gath' red firsts,
22(3230.1 fair to good. 20(21e. Chicago, Dec. 21.
"Provisions lost yesterday's advanco nndclosed quiet
at a decline. With an lncreaso In hog receipts the
market will sell off."
St-osn-rllaw wns dull but firm! 89' test, a4e.t 00
test, 4c Itenned was quiet but steady.
Tobacco Tho seml-wcokly sales wera 800 cases
1800 New Kngland Havana at 2040c 100 cases
180B Zlrmner at 104c, 100 cases 1800 Wisconsin
Havana at 7c, 100 caes 1 803 do. at04iaioo.. 200
bales Havana at 70c.a81.10 In bond, and 60 bales
Sumatra In bond at HBcottl.OO.
Wool Tho Wool Exchange quotes domestic wools
In the grean-ea follows: Texas Spring. 12 months,
choice, 17is1 8c. 1 spring, n to H months, choloe, V0r
17c: aprlng, OtoH mouths, average. 14(it5c; fall,
.oholce. 1 0at Oct fall, average. 13a 14c California
Northern spring, free, 17(A18c: middle counties
spring, 1 4 r 1 Dei southern spring. I2(ftlBc: burry
and defective, 7(S0c.t free fall northern, 10(17c;
fall southern. 10(4il2c:aefectlve fall, 0310c. Oregon
Eastern, choice, 13c; eastern, average, l&atlict
eastern, beavy. low lie; valley No. 1. 18(20c,t valley
No. 2, 20(22c: valley No. 3. lOttVIc.t valley
lambs, 1 "Oil Oc. Colorado aud Now Mexl 0
Colorado, Ann, 12c418c.t Colorado, nne medium,
13(itl4c; Colorado, medium, l&OlAc.l Colora
do, coarse, 14(il6ct Improved choice, 181920c.
coarse and carpet. 16(sl7o. Arizona Choice. 14(4,
16c: average, 1213c: heavy, loalle. Territory
Idaho, fine, lVGHJc: Idaho, tine medium. lOGslPci
Idaho, miMllum, 17GJ10C.; Kaneai, tine and fine me
dium, 13(4150.1 Kansas, medium, IO0M80.: Wyoming,
fine. 12($14c.t Wyoming, flno m dlum, inrjl7c;
Wyoming, medium, lOftltfc: Utah, fine, 12CS
14ct Utah, flno medium, lSiAISct Utah, me
dium, 020ci Dakota, fine. 1214c: Dakota,
linn medium. 1(1 17c; Dakota, medium, 18a
ltlct Montana, nne choice, lil($17ci Montana, flno
Average, 14(31dc:Hnutcna, fine mrdlum choice, tod
20ct Montana, tine medium aversge, 15(17c: Mon
tana, medium choice, tstttoc: Mottana. n.edluni av
erogc. 17Csl8c; low Montana. lhlv.'.i Washington,
nne, lOuUIa: Washington, tine medium, 1.2(s)13e.
Washington, medium. 14I3c.
Ciiicaoo, Dec 21 These were to-day's prices:
iMSt
Wheat: Opening. Highest. Lniresl. dosing. Klght.
Deo 1004 101 ODi 100 100
Jan V44 06 044 044 "54
May 0:14 044 014 034 044
July .... 834 844 834 8U4 84
Corn;
Dec 264 264 204 204 24
Jan 274 27's 204 2(14 27
May 204 204 2V4 2U 294
July 304 304 304 804 304
oaf:
Dec 214 214 214 Si's 214
May 224 224 224 024 224
Lartt;
Jan 4.60 4.00 4.624 4.524 4.684
May 4.774 4.774 4.10 4.70 4.80
litis:
Jan 4.4B 4.474 4.40 4.40 4.B0
May 4.69 4.00 4.53 4.6B 4.074
ftori-:
Jan (8.70 8.75 83.(10 (8.024 $8,774
May 8.U74 8.074 8.b5 8.874 8.0B
Live stock Harkat.
New York. Tuesday. Dec. 2t. Receipts of beeves
were 1,024 head, mainly direct to exporters and
slaughterers. No trading: feeling generally steady.
Dressed beef steady at 7(384c V !t. for poor to
prime native shies. Cabli-s from British markets
quote American steers at I0'(ll4c. V vs.. dressed
weight: American refrigerated beef at 84(84c V t.
Exports to-day. sou beeves and 2,000 quarters of
beef; to-morrow, 3,070 quarters.
Receipts of calves, all for the market, were 67
head; 81 head on sale, all told. Firm all around and
all sold. Veals sold a; $r,(j$8.3(i V 100 Ds. City
dressed veals firm at 104etl24c. V rs.
Receipts of sheep and lambs, Including 2 cars direct
to butchers, wera 1.010 head; 04 cars on sale all
told. Active at slightly stronger prices all around.
One carload was carried over. Sheep sold at at. 23
33 a 100 lbs,; lambs at tfl.25flto.7D. Dressed mut
ton, U4tt84c V a.: dressed lambs, 84($104c.
Receipts of hogs were 3,253 head ; 183 bead on sole.
Firm at 3.0S(4S3.00 V 100 as.
Ileal testate Private flalea.
Arthur R. Parsons has sold for John Carr to J. Car
lyle Raymond Nos. 231,237. and 250 West Ninety
eighth street, three new four-story American base
ment dwellings, 18x00x100 csch. at about 881.000.
Mr. Raymond gives to Sir. Carr. In psrt payment,
Nos. 227 aud 220 East Fifty-sixth street, a five-story
brick fuotory. with two-story stable on rear, plot 60
xtuo. at about $60,000.
R. Pehlemannft Son havo sold to J. O. Dorgos the
southeast corner of Seventh avenue and 122d street,
a five-story browustono and brick-front flat house,
25.2x06x100. Mr. llorges gives. In part payment,
Nn, 512 Third avenue, live-story brte.k dwelling, lot
23x63.
Francis J. Scbnugg has sold his eight-story apart
ment house, the Avalon, at Seventhavenueand 111th
street, to Itaudolpb uuggenhclmer. The other parcels
in this deal appear to bo Nos. 311 and 313 West Sixty
ninth street, No. 332 Canal street, Nos. 0, 1 1, and 18
Walker street, and No. 30 Llspenard street. Mr.
Scbnugg takes alt these In exchange for the Avalon,
and has resold tho Sixty-ninth street flat houses to
Frieda Hart.
Daniel D. Freedman ban sold at a profit to an In
vestor the five-story business building and lot, 23x
100. N'o. 23 (treat Jones street, near Elm. purchased
by blm two weeks ago from P. Shanahan.
Recent Information received In regard to the pur
chase of Amos K. Eno of the southwest corner of
FIftb avenue and Tenth street from the Oautler es
tate shows that Mr. F-no purchased not only the Uau
tier mansion but the houses on tho avenue adfolnlng.'
also the whole on a plot 02.3x120. and that the price.
Is 8240,000. It Is said that Mr. Eno will occupy the
house as his residence.
neal Eatnte Auction Sales.
At the Broadway Salesroom yesterdsy D. Phoenix
Ingraham ft Co. sold No. 302 East 111th street, near
Second avenue, five-story brick flat house, lot 25x
100.11, foreclosure, to llcnry H. Itryan as trustee,
plaintiff, for 310,100; also No. 304 East tilth street,
near Second avenue, flve-story brick flat house, lot
25x100.11, foreclosure, to Il.nry s. Bryan as trustee,
plaintiff, for S10.300; alio Fulton street. Washing
toiiville, north side, 25x100x26x176, vacant plot,
foreclosure, to John J. Duffy for SI, 200.
J bn N. Holding sold Nn. 112 West 185th street.
nearl,enox avenue, nvc-story stoncfront tenement
house, lot 23x00.11. force osure, to Jemima Hender
son and others, plaintiffs, for 21,000.
William Kenne.ly sold No. ns8 East 134th street,
near Willis avenue, three story biick dwelling, lot
10.8x100. foieclosurc. to John K. Mcl.oughlln, plain
tiff, for 84,000; asoNos. 112 to 110 llleecker slroct,
near Wooster street, two eight-story brick buildings,
lot 75x100, foreclosure, to Louis . Jones, plaintiff,
for (27 1.4 0.1.
Peter F. Meyer ft Co. sold on West Ninetieth street,
140 feet west of Central Park West, four-story brick
building, lot 20x100.84. foreclosure, to Anna Loulie
Poor, plaintiff, for 820.000; also. Llncolu avenue,
northeast corner of 137th street, vacant lot. 23x100,
partition sa:v, to A. Soeller for (14,500; also, adjoin
ing the alMivo, lot 23x100. partition sale, to T. S.
Ollroy for 88.000; also, adjoining the above, lot 25x
loo, partition sale, to E. J. Johnson for S1O.O0O, and
also, adjoining the above, vacant lot, 23x100, parti
tion sale, to Domlnlck O'Reilly for 812.000.
Court Calendars Tula Day.
Appellate Division Supremo Court Recess.
Supremo Court Seclal Term Part I. Motion cal
endar called at 10:80A.M. Port II. Ex-parto mat
ters. Part III Clear, Divorces Nos. Sr)U6. 6084,
3080, 6708, 63111. 6176, 6874, 31107,61)08. 5070, 3072,
61173, 5077, 6078. 6070, 6080, 61)81, 5D82, 5U8U, 5084,
6083, 6080, 5087, 6988, 51)81). 601)0,601)1,5002, 31)03,
6U1I4, SOUS. 601)6, 6007, 6U08, 600U, 6000. 0001, 5130,
6167. Part IV. Cases tiuflnlshed. Law and fact
Nos. SS63, 6634. 6060. 0002. 6730, 6740. 6747. 6763,
6048, 41)4.1. 4810, 6117. 48811, 6254, 6420, 0430, 6 .86.
Part V, Case unfinished. Cases from Part IV,
Port VI. Case unfinished. Cases from Part IV. Part
VII. Clear. Elevated It. R. cases. Trial Term
Purt II. Clear. Preferred causes Nos, 14213,
14102,141107, 13502, 131112, 14534. 14507, 111118,
inOKO.lllOOS. PortHI. Clear-Noi. 6306, 4221,6032,
7622,7740, 73M7, 7111)3, 77110,7710,7711. 71 IB, 7288,
71)1)0.782(1, 7008, 7307,6331) 11077. 11(180. 7873, 7877,
01)21). 37, 7487, 5810. Part IV. Clear. Cases from
Part III. Part V. Case unflnlshed. Cases from Psrt III.
Part VI. Case unfinished, (.'uses from Part 111, Part
VII C'aso unfinished, esses from Part III. Nos. 0224,
7783, 73113, 24110, 12416, 8782, 503, 11762, 7001,
82111, 6731. 7U5S, llll3t, 3380, 3581, H804, 7850,
7neil, 7383, 2111, .1070. M33, 816H, 8311, 8252,
Part VIII, Cose unflnlshed. Cases from Part VII,
Part IX Clear. Coses from Part VII, Part X
Cass iinmifhlied, (fates from Psrt VII. Purt XL
Casn unflnlflicd, Cuses from Part II. Part XII.
Clear. Cases rrom Part II.
Harrogate's Court Chambers No. 118, estate of
H nry A. Hurlbut at 10:80 A.M. For probate Wills
of Frances Lyons, James Woodland, Leah II, Keep,
Ellzaletha Koop, Catharine F. Meyei, Charles 'hit
ler. Charles T. Stsgg. Louis llalfiuann at 10:30 A. M.;
Henry Ii Crldole at 2 P. M. Trial Term No. 12S0,
will of Mary Joliuson, at 1 0:30 A. M.
City Court Special Term. Court opens at 10 A. II.
Motions at 10:30 A. M. Trial lerm Part IV. Clear.
Rhnrt causes Nos, '.'883, 2731, 8370, 87711, 3701.
3007, 1IM77.VI774. 88811, 81)02. 3840, 8053, BOIO.
Perls I II., aud III, Adjourned sine die.
efiiwinrinl.
Peoples Gas Light
and Coke Co.
(OP CHICAGO).
Tbo Annual Meeting ot the Stockholders of the
Pcoplea Oat Light ft Coke Company will be held
at the office of tho Company In Chicago, 2 Madltun
btreet, on Monday, January loih. 1808, at eleven
o'clock A, M,
The transfer books will lie closed In accordance
with the by-laws, at the close of business Monday,
December 20th. IBU7, and will reopen Tuesday,
January Utb, 1898.
C. ix, G. TJILXINaS. Fresldent.
'"- " ? " I.II.II., 1,1 I ! .lllllllllVl
iw,ew''i''iii,iiiuwijM!Wjrjfii,fci7)ri'Trii Biaj
HBCiI.
T the Btsekbslder ! in
Central Pacific
Railroad Company.
On January 1 st, 18B8, tho greater part of the United
Rtates Bonds Issued In aid ot the CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANT will have matured, and It Is
deemed advisable that unity ot action of all Stock,
holders should be secured, In order that their inter
ests may be properly protected.
At the request of the holders of a Urge number of
shares, and of the LONDON COMMITTEE, ot which
F. O. Banbury, M. P.. Is Chairman, and which has on
deposit a very large amount ot the stook, the under
signed have agreed to act asaCommltteotorepreiont
the interests of the stockholders In this country, In
conjunction with the London Committee, under an
agreement contemplating the adoption of plan of
reorganisation to be submitted to certificate holders.
The plan of action contemplates!
1. An rqnltnble settlement with tbe Valtext
fttntra Sitovernment respecting the Oovern
tnenta Hen an the nldert portions or the
rnnd.
0. Avoiding, IT possible, tbe expenses nttenel
nnt upon is receivership.
O. A rrorgstnlsatlon under whlota a new leans,
ar new Isaura or bonds maybe made at the
lewest possible rate of Interest.
After satisfactory settlement with the Govern
ment shall have been reached, tbo question ot the re
lations of the company to competing and connecting
Companies will receive the Committee's careful at
tention. In order that the Committee mar be prepared to act
at the proper time, without delay, holders of shares
are urged to deposit them at once with the CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY, which will Issue IU Negotiable
Receipts against the deposit ot Sharo Certificates un
der the agreement, and In due time application will
be made to have the receipts listed on the New York
Stock Exchange.
Copies ot the agreement may be obtained at the
office of tho CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY, B4 WALL
ST.. NEW YORK, or from any member of the Com
mltteo.
New York, December 10, 1807.
auosjst nnr.mosT,
JOHN :. CAIll.tlLF,
uuonuit coi'i'ci.L,
Committee.
ADRIAN n. JOLINE.
CounseL
Chicago & Northwestern
Railway Company
31 per cent. General Mtge.
Cold Bonds,
M.a.TUIM.1-a IOOI
(UNITED STATES TRUST CO., Trustee).
TO HOLDERS OF I
Chicago A Milwaukee 7 per cent. Bends, due
July 1. IKON.
town Midland s) per cent, nonds, dne Oct. 1,
IOOO.
Eacnnabis A I.ke Superlsr o per cent, nonds,
due Jul 1, tool.
Chicago A X. XV., Iowa Div., 44 per cent.
Bsndi, due April 1. 1003.
Chicago and 3. XV. Gen. Coasel. Mtge. Cold
7 per cent. Bends, due Dec I, 11)02,
THE UNDERSIGNED ARE PREPARED FOR THE
PRESENT TO REFUND THE ABOVE SHORT TERM
BONDS INTO THE 34 PER CENT. GENERAL MORT
GAGE NINETY-YEAR GOLD BONDS OF THE CHI
CAQO ft NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
A MEMORANDUM STATISO THE TERMS UPON
WHICn THE ABOVE BONDS MAY DE REFUNDED
CAN BE HAD UPON APPLICATION.
KUHN, LOEB & CO.,
-jt Ainu 30 pise STnr.irr.
CITY OF NEW YORK
31 Per Cent.
COEPOX On IIEGISTEIIED
Gold Bonds.
MATCRKO IOI S TO 109T.
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.
FOR SALE BY
Vermilyc & Co., Kubn, Loeb & Co.,
Nassaa A fine Sis. Sfos. UT.ao Pine St.
REAL ESTATE
LOANS
in LARGE or SMALL amounts.
NO EXTRAS for searches.
SAVE EXPEN8E "by applying to
TiTlB GUARANTEE
aiid TRUST COMPANY.
140 Broadway, New York.
176 Remsen St, Brooklyn.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $4,600,000
Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company.
A Circular addressed to the holders of the Con
solidated Mortgsgo S per cent. Gold Bonds of the
above Company, due 10BS, detailing the proceed
ings taken for the protection of the interest ot the
Bondholders, and calling for a deposit ot the Bonds
In order that these Interests may be effectively
represented, has been Issued In Now York and
London, under this date. Copies of the Circular
and Bondholders' Agreement, together with state,
meat furnished by the Receivers, may be had
upon application to either of the undersigned.
The time Tor deposlllua bends villi expire on
JANUARY, 9, 1NIIM.
J. V. MOIIOAN & CO.
'BROWN imOTHKHK & CO.
BA.UINU, BIAGOUN & CO.
New York. 1st November. 16117.
Kountze Brothers,
Bankers,
BROADWAY AND CEDAR ST NEW YORK.
Buy and make advances on Railroad, Munici
pal, and other Securities.
Draw Bills of ixcliance on England and tlie
Continent, and make dole Transfers.
BROWN BROTHERS & CO.,
Ml. SO SVAI.I, HTIIKKT.
Letter Buy and tell bills or exchsnge In vestment
011 Great Britain, the Contl
r uent, Australia, and booth securltUm
"' Africa, make cable trauifcn """"
.. of money and collections of
vreatt. drafts nu all parts of thu worl'l.
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON, ASSffiffiL
ALL CONNECTED 11V PRIVATE WIRE.
HAVEN & STOUT
1 Nassau Htroot, Cor. Wall St
SNew York Mock Eichsute,
New York Cotton Eicuange,
Chicago Board of Trade.
Orders executed on the above Exchanges In
DONDS, STOCKS, COTTON AND GRAIN.
; ; V " - ' ' - is-
' cfXHtttirti and $rdlutf.
t-T sa--. fc. ..,.... .,. -,- a, js, - i.-1-M--.-1-J-.1J1jXinj,
HR MAHR A SPKClALTV OP
BANK & TRUST CO.
STOCKS.
P. J. OOODHART CO,
MKMIIKni !. V. STOCK KXt'lIAXUK,
38 WALL STREET.
rUiviatnajj una 3! merest.
OFFICE OV
Northern Pacific Railway Company,
MILLS BUttDl.VO.
NEW YORK. Decembor 10th. 1S07.
At a meeting ot tbe Board of Directors held this
day, the following resolutions wcro adoptcdi
Whereas, Thenttesrnlngsof this Company are now
on a basis which, attor providing for fixed charges
and a reasonable cash surplus for contingencies, jus
tify tho belief that thoCompany may, with safety, Lo
gin the distribution of dividends on Its preferred
siockt
And Whereas, The preferred stock eertldoates of
this Company contemplate that any dlvldcnda there
on shall be deolared and paid iptarterly t
Therefore, bb It Resolved. That theru be. and there
hereby Is. declared from tho net earnings a dividend
of 1 per eent. on the preferred stock or this Company
forth" quarter ending December 1st, 18ti7,samo to be
paid January la.lHUi, to tho holders ot record ot the
preferred slock at tho closing of the transfer books
on December SI. lBI7i
Resolved. That for the purpose of such dividend
tho transfer Iwoksnf this Company le closed at 8 P.
M, on December 21, 1H07, and reopened at IU A. M.
on January A, lfiOH.
liEUItlllt II. KS.Il!,. Secretary.
S3 WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, December 10, 1697.
The above dividend of 1 per cont. will bo payable
on January 10. 1S9H, to holders of record at the close
of business on December 81, 1807, on tbe books ot
the Voting Trustees for certificates of preferred
stock ot the Northern Paclflo Railway Company.
The transfer books of the Voting Trustees for cer
tificates for preferred stock will closo In New York
and In Berlin at II P.M. on December 21. 1897, and
will reopen at 10 A, M. on January 4, 1808.
J. P. MOItUAN A CO., .rw York,
DKtmCIIK llMt IV ItKltl.tS,
Ascitis fur Voting Truateea.
t. Josenn and M rnnd Island Hallway Co.
OS Broad st. New York, December St, 1B07.
At a meeting of the Executive Committee of the
Board or Directors, held this day. a dividend of TWO
AND ONE-HALF PER CENT, on tho First Preferred
Stock or the company was declared, payable Jauuary
16, 1808. to tbe holders of record of the First Pre
ferrod Stook at. the closing of the transfer books on
Jauuary 3, 1898.
The transfer books for First Preferred Stock will
close January .1. 18U8. at 'J P. M., and will reopen
January 17, 1899, at 10 A. M.
W. 8. WILSON, Secretary.
64 Wall St.. N. Y.i December 21. 1807.
The above-mentioned dividend of TWO AND ONE
HALF PER CENT, will be payablo on January IB.
180P, tohotderaof record at the close ot buslncsson
January 8. 1H98. on the books of tho voting Trustees
for Certificates of First Preferred Stock of the St.
Joseph and Grand Island Hallway Company.
Tho transfer books of tbe voting Trustees for Cer
tificates for First Preferred Stock will close January
3, 180B, at 8 P.M., and will reopen January 17, 18l)b,
at Id A. M.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Agents for Voting Trustees.
MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
KO. 04 DnOADVfAY.
NEW YORK. Dee. SO, 1887.
93rd Semi-Annual Dividend.
The Trustees ot this Institution have declared
Interest at the rate ot 8i per cent, per annum
on all sums not exceeding $3,000 remaining on
deposit during the three or six months ending on
the 8 1st Inst., payable on and after the third
Monday In January next.
JOSEPH BIRD, President.
FRANK O. STILES, Secretary.
NT. MIUII A.D H FIlAfYClSCO
nAILItUAU CO.YIPAM.
A dividend of two per cent, has been declared on
the first preferred stock of the St. Louis and San Fran
cisco Railroad Company to stockholders of record at
the close of business on Decemlwr 32. 1 897. The first
rireferred stock transfer books will close at 3 P. M. on
leoemberSS, 1807, and wilt reopen at 10 A. M. on
January 7, 1808.
Dated New York, December 13. 1807.
FREDERICK STRAUSS.
Assistant Secretary. '
The above dividend of two percent, will be payable
on January 0, IRON, to holders of the Voting Trustees
certificates for first preferred stok of the St. Louis
and Ssn Francisco Railroad Company, of record on
the books of the Voting Trustees at the close of busi
ness on December 2a, 1897. The transfer books of
the Voting Trustees certificates for first preferred
stock will close at 3 P. M. on December 22. 1897, and
will reopen at 10 A. M. on January 7. 1SU8.
Checks will he mailed.
Dated New York. December 13. 1807.
J. KENNEDY TOD A COMPANY. Agents.
Office of WELLS. FAROO A CO.,
Oil Broadway.
New yorg. doc. zo. i 887.
rpnE REOUI.AR SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of
X THREE PER CENT, has been declared by the Di
rectors of this company, payable Jan. ID, 1808, at our
office, as abovo.
Tho transfer books will close Doc. 31, 1897, and re
open Jan. 17, 1808.
II. 11, PARSONS. Assistant Secretary.
TITLE UI'AItA.VTF.B AD TlU'Sr CU.
140 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. Dec 21. 1807.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT,
baa been this day declared by the Board of Trustees,
pnyablo January 3, 1808, to stockholders of record
on tho closing of the transfer books at 3 P. M. on De
cember 24, 18U7. The books will bo opened at 10A.
M.January 3, 1808.
EDWARD O. STANLEY. Treasurer.
.MASIIVILl.i: NTItKRr nAILsVAY.
NEW YORK. Dec. 21. 1807.
"The coupons which will become due the first of Jan
usry. 1808, on bonds of the Nashville Street Rsllway.
and of th Nashville and Edgefield Street Railway,
will be paid on and after that datu at the office of
Moore & bchlev, No. 80 Broadway. New York.
T. M. STEOER, President.
Clerliotw nnil gUt'ttttn.3.
"office" 01?
Till. rillCAliO, ItOCK ISLAXD
A!CD PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
CHICAGO, III., December Sd, 1807.
A special meeting of the stockholders or ThoCht
csgo. Rock Island and Paclflo Railway Company
duly called by the Hoard of Directors, will be held at
the General Office of tho Company. No. 144 Van
Buren street, in the City of Chicago. County of Cook,
and State or lllluoK on the Fifteenth (loth) day of
February. A. D. 1808, at 10 o'clock A. M.. for the
purposo.4)f considering, toting, and deciding whether
the stockholders of the company will content to and
will authorize tho creation uf a bonded debt by
the Issue, at such times at)d In such amounts
as from time to time the Board of Directors mav
determine, of bonds, payable In Oold Coin of
the United Htatea of America of the present
standard of weight and fineness, anil not exceeding
the aggregate priuclpal sum of one hundred million
dollars (SIOU.QOO.UOO), maturing January 1. I0S8.
mid bearing a rate of Interest not exceeding flvo per
centum per annum, payable semi annually i and the
execution of a mortgage or deed of trait lo such
Trustee or Trustees as ntiy In designated by the
Board of Directors, to be dated January 1, A.D. 1HDH.
to tccurc all such bonds, which aro to be Issued for
the purpose of refunding, redeeming, or paying, at
or before maturity, outstanding obligations of this
Company, and of such other companies whose rail
rosds shall hereafter bo acquired by consolldat'on or
purchase by The Chicago, Rock Island and Paclflo
Railway Company, and for the purpose uf the future
enlargement. Improvement or extension of the prop
erty of thlHCompauytand aUnwhctbertliestockhoId
ersof the Comnauy will consent to. and approvo of,
such mortgage for securing tho said bonds as shall be
submitted to the said meeting, and wilt ratify the
proceedings of the Board of Directors authoring
such bonds and such mortgage or deed of trust anil
Indicating the property to bo covered thereby; and
for the further purposo of roualderlng. voting and
tleclrllng whether Article VIII. of (he Articles of Con
solidation of this Company adopted the 2nd day of
June, In the year A. D. I8h0, as the said Article was
amended at tho annual meeting of the stockholders
or this Company on tbe nth day of June. A. D. 1880,
ahull bo further amended so as to read: "The highest
amount of f undeil debt to which th- compauyshall be
subject shall not exceed $l(iil,0n.0i."
It. It. CABLE, President.
W. O. PUltin . Secretary.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. Iflth. 1807.
riUIE ANNUAL MKKTIMI OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
J. of the LACLEDE (IAS LIOHT CO, tor th., elec
tion of Directors, and for the transaction of any other
business which may proiwrly bo brought ticforc It,
will he held at the ofllce of the Company, In ht.
Louis, on Mouday, Jauuary 17th. IKON, at u A, M.
Tho transfer books will be closed at 3 P, M. on
Dei-cmlier 24th, 1807, nnd reoiien January 18th,
1898. By order ot the Board.
EMH1W-ON McMILI.IN.
President.
FF1CE OF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY,
No, 1 Broadway.
NEW YORK. Dec. 7, 1807.
THE ANNUAL KI.F.CIION ror Directors of tho
American Coal (.'uiiipat.y of Allrgau) County, Mary
land, Mill hi, held at the Company's onic In tl.etlty
of New York on Ihursday, the 3,tu day of December,
IH07, between the boms of lit ntnl I o'click P. M.
(1EORI1E M. 11QWLHV. heuoury.
AN ELECTION of twenty managers of the Now
York Institution for the llllml and of three In
spectors of eliutlon will bo held at llni Institution,
mill t. aud Dili av., at 4 o'clock on tbe afternoon of
Wednesdav. Dei'. 22. 1807.
F, AUHUHTIIH SL'IIKRMIiRIIORN. Secretary,
IIIIOtllWAV IWIIIIAXCK "..
NEW YORK. Dec. 22nd. 1897.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS of this
company for the ensuing ear will lw held at thenmce
of tho company. 8(1 and rtii William st.. on U'KD.VF.S
DAY. Jimunry 1 '.'th, 1HU8. Polls open from 12 o'clock
to 1 o'clock P. M.
HILARY II. CHAMBERS. Secretory
NEW YORK. Ileremlior 21st, IMI7
fl'hA annual inecllng of stockholders uf the etsnd
I ard oil Company of New York for tho ehe.
tlou of Directors, will Im tie!, at tho offlco of the
compauy. No. SO Broadway. New York city, on Tues
day, January 4th, 1B00, at 11 o'clock A. M.
LOUIS D, CLARKE.
Bserstary,
aamsttsrtftsrwsfcw4ftcSKswdbft,KA . f sw-cimn r
U?ltfllt-J HBc. WtttU.0.8. " ! ,
HAMBATT.tK Tllliir roilMW,' , ' Iff
New YOUK, DeccmWr 1st, 110T. H'T '
The annual meeting of the stockholders of this ;!
company, for the election of. Directors for Ihn ensn. M i
log year, nnd of lmpectoraot KlMtlon for 18U0. will WsT,
ho held on Tuesday, January llth.IHIis.nl theut- anTJtt
flees or the company, W.M1 street, corner Nassau, III
New York. Mm'
Polls open from 1 2 M. to 1 o'clock P, M. , &
Tho transfer books will bo doted tin December 1st, T- aniSf
1897, aud opened January IStb. IHli.s. '-'4
JOHN I. WATEHIU'HV. President. i
viitn$ auto. mi-
UNITEDw3fmrES SAVINGS BANK, Rl
.rtiMtlson At. anil Pirti-olntli Nt. InVt
itm sicvii-.wm'ai. roiviDiixn. narVl
Interest for the quarter anil half year ending Deo. Hfr
ill, 1807, at theralo or THREE and ONE-HALF Per ,'il
Cent, per annum has been declared, paynblo Jan. 20, :'
18V8. ''lid
DEPOSITS made nn or before Jan, 10 trill draw In- fmisJr
toreit from Jan. 1, lHiis. MiVI-
CONSTANT A, ANDREWS, President. $
ALFRED E. MAI1L1NO, Secretary; vfl;
THE nOWEIIY IIAMl IIP KV TOItK. 1
NEW YORK, Dec. 81st, 1807.
The Board ot Directors have this day declared Bn
semiannual dividend or Six percent., and nn extra Bay
nne of four per rent., free ot tax, out of tho earnings mm
of the current six months, pa) able on and niter Jan. If.
3d. 1808. mm
The transfer books will renlnln closed until that &
date. WM. It. KUIIAU. '
Csflder. WTni.
TUB rOfltTII IVAT'OVAI. IIAXK fl-jl
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. Bvf "'
NEW YORK, December a I at. 1807. RV
The Roard of Directors has this d ay declared n semi. w
annual dividend of THREE AND ONK1IA1.K PER ,'
CENT., freo of tax, payable on and after January lid
proximo. (
The transfer books will doss at 0 P.M. this date, rs .
opening Jauuary 3d. 1808. &
CHARLES II. PATTERSON. Cashier. Bft
MEIICIIA.1IT' KXCIIASdl. ATI(AI. IIASU flRt
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. KT
DECEMBER Slst. 1807. .)'
The Board of Directors have this day declared a aV'I'i
dividend of THREE PER CENT, on the capital stock W 1
of this bank, froeof tax, parable on and nfter Jan nVtli
uary 3d. 1808. Tho transfer liooks will be closed WiV
until that date. A. B. APO Alt, Cashier. !'
m
3?o,st (Office got.ee. H
nOST OFFICE NOTICE. M)j
(Should be read DAILY by all Interested, as changes UW
may occur at any time.) Hil.
Foreign mulls for the week ending Dec. SS, 1897. bbK'
will closo (PROMPTLY In all rn,es) nt tho (lencral WBt
Post OfTlco as follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close bf
one hour earlier than closing time showu below. nWJ'
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS. llk
WEDNESDAY. At 7 A. M. (supplementary P A. M.) Oil
for EUROPE, per steamship New York, via TOM
Southampton! at 0 A. M. (supplumentnry 10:30 H
, A. II.) for EUROPE, per steamship' Britannic. Ivlv
Tlagurenstown; at 10 A. M. ror BELGIUM direct, IU.
per steainshln Frlesland. via Antwerp (letters IHBl
must be directed "por Frlesland")t nt Id A, M. 'aw'
for SCOTLAND direct, per steamship Ethiopia, JM
via (llasgow (letters must tie directed per Ethlo- Wr Y
pla"): at IS M. for NETHERLANDS direct, per f li
steamship Amsterdam, vln Rotterdam (letters fljfj I
must bo directed " per Amsterdam"). HE 1
THUR8DAY,-At 8 A. M. for NETHERLANDS direct, HH j
per steamship Edam.vla Amsterdam (letters must KfB f
bo directed "per Edam"); at 10 A. M. for CAPS
COLONY and NATAL, per steamship Rtrathord -fS '
(letters must bo directed "per strtthord"). fm ;
SATURDAY. At 3:30 A. M. for EUROPE, per steam- K M
ship Lucanla, via (jueenstowntP tiers tor France, nl ju
Hwltterland, Italy, Spain. Portugal, Turkey, Vf
Egypt, and British India must be directed "per '
Lucanla"); nt 7 A M, for FRANCE. 8WITZER- Bl 1
LAND. ITALY. SPAIN. PORTUOAL, TURKEY. HH
EOYPT. aud BRITISH INDIA, per steamship La SfU
Normandle. via Havre (letters for other parts ot K3Hf
Europe must bo directed "per La Normandlu") nawt
at A.M. for NETHERLANDS din ct. per steam- BVi
ship Rotterdam, via Rotterdam (letters must bo Basi
directed " per Rotterdam "); nt 1 1 A. M, for NOR- BTvvi
WAY direct, per steamship Island (letters must Us K-l)rP
directed per Island "), V'sllK
TRINTKD MATTER, c Oerman steamers sailing ttffw'
on Tuesdays take Printed Mntter. .to., for Oer- 91 (Bi
many, and Specially Addressed Printed Matter, afKV'
Ac, for other parts of Europe. Amerl an and KaWM I
White Star steamers ou Wcdnes tnys, Oerman (
steamers on Thursdays, and Cunard. Trench aud Ban
Oerman steamers on Saturdays take Printed Slat- Kfl
ter, &c for all countries for which they aro ad- Hvij
vertlsed to carry mall. In l
After tbo closing ot the Supplementary Transatlan- K Jilt"
tlo Malls named abovo. additional supplementary JHt n
malls are oiicned on the piers of tho American. Uv .'Il
English. French, and Oerman steamers, and re- Hg .(Jp
main open until within Teu Minutes of tho hour ' 12
or sailing ot steamer. . MK f.f
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, flf f
WEST INDIES. &c. H 't'
WEDNESDAY. At 2:30 A.M.lor.PORT ANTONIO. H . " i
per steamer front l'hlUtlclphla; at 1 P. M. for Vm n
CUBA, per steamship City of Washington, via Ha- H
vana: at 1 P. M. (suiiplcmentary 1:30 P. M.) for Hi 75
ST.DOhlNOO.andTURKSISLA.ND.persteamihlp W .'(
Cherokee. m. -'
THURSDAY. At 11 A.M. (supplementary 11:30 A. K ;
31.) for VENEZUELA and CURACAO, per steam- Mi ;
ship Philadelphia (letters for Colombia must be V -,';.
directed ' per Philadelphia"). m J'
FRIDAY. At 2:30 A. JI. for NEWFOUNDLAND, H TJf
per steamshlt, sibcrlau. from l'hlladrlphlu; at 1 m'f I
P. M. for CAMPECIIE. CHIAPAS. TAUASCO and Wl
YUCATAN, per steainshln Orizaba tlcttcrs for fl
other parts of Mexico aud for Cuba must be dl- tm
retted "mr Orizaba" l; nt 2 I. M. for I1ARBA- -isv
DOS direct and NORTH BRAZIL, via Paru and
Manaos. per steamship Hubert; at 2 p M. (Sup- M
plemcntnry 2:30 P. M.) for FORTUNE ISLAND. W
JAMAICA. SAVANILLA and CARTHAOF.NA. per
....m.litn lll.ah.nr fl.ll.N fn.Cnat. til.. Ifltiat IBV
be directed " pr Alleghany") : at 2 P. M. (supple- B
mentary 2:30 P. It.) for HAITI, cr steamship
Andes. 9
SATURDAY.-AtH:30P. M. for NEWFOUNDLAND,
Sersteamer from North Sydney; at 8:30 P. M. for JH
T, PIEKRE-MIQUELON, per steamer from North
Sydney. H
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to Halifax and By
thence by steamer, closo at this office dally at BE!
8:30 P. M. Malls for Mlquelou. by rail to Unstoa HMJ
aud thence by steamer, closo at this offlco dally flltl
at 8:311 P. M. Malls for Cuba close at this office Hl
dally at 7:00 A. M. for forwarding by steamers flffi
sailing (Mondays nnd Thursdays) from Port Bill
Tampa, Fla Malls-for Mexico city, overland, un- Bks
less s'toclnlly addressed for despatch by stoamer. 'BK
close at this onicu dally at 2:30 A. M. and 2:30 iBil
P.M. (Registered mall closes at 0:00 P. M. pre- aaBlit
vlous day. BHeq
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS. IBK
MallsforCbliiB.Japan, and Hawaii, per steamship BBa
Doric (from Han Franc sco), closo here dally up to
Dec. 22 at il:R0 P. 31. Malls for Hawaii, per steam- BB1
ablp Australia (from San Francisco), close here JBB '
dally up to Dec. 22 at (1:30 p. M. Mails for tho "-Br,
Society Island, per ship TroptoUIrd (from San BL,'
Franclkco), closo hero dally up to Dec. 2& at Bk
0:30 p. M. Malls for China aud Japan (specially AWL
addressed only), per steamship Empress of India Bp
(from Vancouver), close here dally up to Dec, 127 flu
at :30 P. M Malls for Australia (except those for tBmT
West Aimtrallai. which are forwarded via Europe, flsm
New Zealand. Hawaii, FIJI, and Samoan Islands. I flfl
per steamship Moana (from San Francisco), close 111
here dally up to Dec. lift at 7 A. 11.. 11 A. 31.. and I
0:30 1. M. (orou arrival at New York of steam- HHT;
ship Campania with British malts for Australia). 9B l!
Mails for China and Japan, per steamship Via- Ifllll
torts (from Tacoma) closo hero dally up to Jan. afBarVi
12 at 0:30 P.M. Malls for 'Australia (except West afasalh
Australia). New Zealand, Hawaii, and FIJI Isl- flflaiy
ands. per steamship Mlowera (from Vancouver) HBHr
close hero dally after Deo. 131 and up to Jan. 3 at DBKi
(1:30 P.M. 9 BE'
Transpaclflj malls are forwarded to port of sailing IR'-
dally, and the schedule of closing Is arrauged on tni HaBf.
firesumptlou of their uninterrupted overland transit, kBk..
Registered mall closes at U 1. M. previous day. HBsV
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster. Wr
Post Office, New York, N. Y., Doc. '.'1, 18U7. WSt
?roi)ouni5. bj(
pnopoiALt ptiit st.i'PMra. ftWjl
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing supplies enu- MS
raerated lieluw, for a ierlol of nine months from jfljl
January 1st, 1808, In accordance with specifications flat
(which may Ixi obtained at room 318. Nu. 1 Madison font!
avenue) may lie sent by mall or delivered In person IBil
up to 4:80 P. il.. Dcc-rmlKr27th. 1HU7. to the under- IB)1
signed at No. 1 Madison avenue. New York city, at IB
which lime the Board of Managers will receive and B
open all proposals: iTanf
FRESn MEAT. flf
Reef, full caress,. noii.iiOO rounds, more or less, flK
Beef, fore quarters, 1 f0.000 pounds, more or less. IBal '
Mutton, 87n.ooo pound-, more or less. 1B1
Fresh pork, 04.000 pounds, more or less, flf
Veal, o4,000 pounds, more or less. 'jBB
HALT MEAT. jfl
Ham. !08,000pounds, moroorless. IyT
Bacon, 07,&00 pounds, moro or less. Bat
FRESH F18II. Bjl
Fresh fish, 225,000 pounds, mora or lets. BK
milk. mm
Cows' milk, 30,000 quarts, more or less, Jfll
Condensed cows' milk, 27U.U00 quarts, moreor lets. Afl I
No blda will bn considered except from parties who avW
are actual dealers In tho i-oimm dltlcs for which they Bvv
submit proiwsals. Ksch bid must ! accompanied br .aflsnS
a corllflod die k for .1 per cent, of the amount of the EfcJnU
bid as a guarnnteo that it contract will Ih, entered flflff
Into If a.crptrit, A boml of some approved suretr iBBal
company for one-third the gross ninouut of the corf. flflat
tract will 1. required after award for the fulthrul Bflff
fulfilment of tbe same. HENRY E. ROWLAND flfli
l'rrsldeut Hoard ot Managers. BaH
TO CU.s.THACTOnsl. flTS
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the materlala flHt
and performing tho labor required and necessary Tor flfli
tbe Installation or a switchboard In the iniw,,, BBK
house at Ward's Island, N, Y fur VanhMtanSuuI mW
Hunpltal muy Is, sent by mall or delivered In nerscm flaVat
up to 4:3(1 P. M. ou Monday, the ijth day of ti!SZ aflTI
.er, 1807. to Henry K. Inland. Fiiri'resldJntrt Mi
the Hoard of Managers. No. 1 Madison avenui N.vi FW
York city. t which time nd place thi bosrS will tZ Ikll
eulte nnd open all proposals " "'" w Hal I!
Dr.twlnes nnd fprclllcutlons may Uconsultod and flVjH
!ir:rdfrii:ifgoBWkdr,.Vnr.0Y fit
Each bid mu.t l Inclosed In an euvclon .fiH Aflxf'
and addressed to Henry E. Howls IfuKS !
of Board of Manjueraf N... 1 1 Mml llun HweLue Sew fflYf
York cily, und Indorsed "Prono.al fnr uii.Ji BaflJ
board. Manhattan State' HosXl. Wafd. m'.'ud', MM
1IF.NRY E. ROWLAND. ,K
President Jloanl of Managtrs, Iflflfl
IT ?. ENOINEER OFFICE. 100 ClranbTlt.. Vorfolk flflV'
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