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06 6B'i 7 .VI' prior 4i... 06
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10 68 ,10. 064
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11 804 40 004
1 Ann Arbor 4,.. 834 10 Norf Wen 4 70U
Jl AaikNWliU. 804 1 NT ft B HtT.. 1003
J Brook 11 T Ds .. 02 0 NT tSut-ral.. 80
10 02v 3 809
4, Br EI lit. tr... 82 1 80
1 DrookUnOBt. 1124 6KJCcn.l8t.106Ti
6 1114 1 NY On Ut.o..HD3
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6 80i 10NastaChatB..lO3Hi
16 81 12NT.OStt,4il00'4
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10 .. 81 4NT.OftWrt 07
2 81 6NY,OWcnBU07'4
7 82 SEOIlft.V lit.. ..1164
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2C.DftqcnTCtll0 4 , 116
2C.BJtQ4t.Nex 08 33 Or It N 4 03
3 08 10 0roHI.fi 123
1 C,C,04tSIL4s, 4 08 Leu Si.,.., 08
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15 Cbk E 1st 111 2 RoccIdtbBi ..100
1 Co U Urltt,H8 llleadgnl. 80
6 DtnftRQon... 01 7 80
6 01 18 86
10Da!,SRAtISil0a 12 80
10 100 17 nioGWlit.... 83
4 Erie en lit 144 20 83
10 Erie prior Mi. 02 13 83
SP 03 4 83
10 02 4SctVNE4i.. 83
16 02 6 81 F Minn en. 130'.
1 Er-llinS4a,.. 72 2 130
10 71 10Str801it..l82
1 EdlionKIlit.,111 CStPJ.Ulst.DexlI.l-a
0 FtVAHQ8 4s. 55 2St P M ex
1 Oirielil B8tl22 4i 03
X ntTOlltOl.. 112 0 Bt X. S F SO,
4 112 clB 114
CU4tT0 -ral4s. 78 4BtL8rEfll.llO
7 7B 10 118
0 Iron lit Bi 88 66 BtLft 8Fjt5i..105
1 Iowa Cent lit., pd 5 BtP lit, O ft P.
1 JelTers'nKnistl06 WdlT 118
BKintTiili.. 80 1 BtPlit.WM5illO
87 K T Has 04 2BtPDnl2d..l07
10 03 fiSAAAPIilU 01
2 KC.PfcOlsU. 78 3 8oR'tctSi.... 04
2 Laded. O lit.. 103 "4 8 04
llLUt 8h 3t.,104 3 04
1 LftNcn 102 1 StannftTOi.. 68
13 LoaftNc 4i.. . 87 6TPtitO OB
b 87 30TexPo24ln.. 28
3I.Netil 110 6 28
82 JIetSRyBi....H3 15 28
10 UftStL enBa.100 2T. Ct ft nei.Dd 80
7 Mo. K ft T of lOUnP. PMctia.lll.
TexasO 82 15 111
25 Met El 2d 104 lUP.DAOllt. 48
lOUobftOcnl.... 7QJ, iWMit 107
4 Mich Cent 7i... 114",, 0 107
23 113 1 Wb Id 80
1 UoPaocn 04 2 WetBh4i.r...lOO
4 Mil ft North lit, 10 WllkftEl lit.. 03
1013 122 3 03
12 11111.8 1st ...130
total iitei of railroad bond! (par value). 81.609.000.
HAiLBOAD AMD OTIIEIt BBARES.
Open- High- Cow . CIoHfib .
Poll). ing ci(. ill. Bid. Atitd.
SO Ad'sEx.100 160 100 168 100
3!03AniSR..141 141 138 130 130
1U0 AmSI.pl.4. 114 114 113all6
OlOAmSM. 0 0 0 7 7
lOOAmSllp 16 16 15 16 10
4640AmTob. 87 88 87 88 88
COO Am COM 23 23 22 22 23
-.SAroCOp 70 76 70 76 70
I S.'S Atch.Ta
bFe.... 13 13 12 12 13
ISHO Atcb.Tft
Btap.. 30 31 30 30 30
lSOAArbpf 34 34 34 34 34
r.SODalt&O 13 13 13 13 13
r,04sDiy8tO 4 4 3 3 4 '
7230 0r'kRT 34 35 34 34 34
SOOBUnfl 118 118 118 118 110
STSSCbOtW 15 15 16 16 16
asschow
or. A.. 34 36 34 36 38
OlSSChiiftO 22 23 22 22 22
100C.C.C ft
ML ... 34 34 34 34 3
1080 Oft NW121 122 121 121 121
SOOCNWi103 103103 103
7530C,BftQ 100 100 00 00 100
DloOOMftStP 05 00 06 06 06
120 CM ft Ft
Ppf....l42 142 142 142 143
G-25 CRISP 01 01 OO'a 01 01
lOtOCoIr'uel. 24 24 24 24 26
114CpTrao 01 01 01 02
25ConOa.183 183 181 181 182
400 C.I ft L. O 0 8 8 0
lOOC.IfcLp 30 30 30 30 32
SOODftHnd.112 112 112 111 113
l400D.LftW167 167 166 166 160
SODftRQp 40 40 40 46 46
lUODMftl'O 12 12 12 11 12
ClOErleRR 16 15 16 14 15
773 Erie litp 38 38 36 38 38
IIOErle2dp 20 20 20 10 20
MMtw
deb.... 76 76 76
SUOOenEloo 33 33 33 33 33
200 Ilawal'n
0 8.... 27 27 27 26 20
00 11ICfnt.lO4 104 104 108 104
400 III Steel. 40 40 48 47 40
lOOUCeop 32 32 32 31 33
1000KO.PAO 20 20 10 20 20
lOOLEftW 10a 10 10 10 17
SOOLaclOui 44 44 44 44 44,
SOOLaclOp. 01 01 Di 01 02
4800 Lou ft H 60 67 66 60 60
BB7ManConl00 112 100 111 112
00liet8tRjl3fl 133 131 131 131
000HlcbCnlO3 103 103 102 103
.'.UMftBtL
litp... 80 80 80 88 80
7IUMoPjw.. 34 34 33 33 34
lOOUo.KAT 13 13 13 12 13
TISU.KftTp 30 30 36 35 30
170NLOII.. 17 17 17 17 17
ttlOONJCent 08 08 07 07 07
;85NyCeutl07 107 100"e 100 107
270NtI4 37 371, 37 371, 3714
tfSNY.C)
ttl 12 12 12 13 13
SSMT.SftW 18 18 18 18 20
104BNorPc. 21 21 21 21 21
Sev7NIaep. 60 60 5B 60 60
HSOOntftW 10 10 10 10 10
100 Ore Imp
4tulp 17 17 17 17 18
SIPac-Miil 20 20 20 204 20
400 P. D ft E 1
. 28PulPaI0172 172 172 171 173
Djop. 11 n r
btL..', 30 30 38 38 30
40PeunRR113 113 1111 118 113
S11S People'
00.. W 07 00 00 07
BOOI'u'nlxJI ,07 .07 .07
4830lteadlDj 23 23j 22 23 23
OSOOReadlp 63 63 61 62 62
lOOOIteadSp 28 28 28 28 28
lSORUWp 00 00 60 01 02
40It.WftO122 122 122 122 123
100 bt LOW 4M 4 4 4 6
llSbtLbWp 0 0 0 0 10
JObtPftO, 78 78 78 78 78
AO&tP.M
M 124 124 124 122 124
MObol'ac., 20 20 20 20 21
JOKhollwr. 8 H 8 8 0
IMcOboltp. 32 32 32 32 32
12()htJJ:01
litp .. 63 63 63 63 63
IIOatJKII
tap,.. 10 10 10 10 10
1 , Ojxw- JJt&r Urn- rClflnt-- I
8ll$. i. ttt. (. Bti, ArttA,
U08tLftsr 7 7 74 7 7
HO St I, ft 8
PIMP. 67 6T 67 86 67
eoostLfti
PSdp. 20 20 20 20 27
2008UnRAT 3 31, 3, 34 3
TOftl. 26 20 26 20 20
tOOTtrln O
IIT, 14 14 14 lb
l0Sdti:H172 173 170 170 171
7B0T-xlK-. Hi, iV, iqt, n nu
22S0UnPac, 20 20 20 20 20
SOUSFx.. 40 40 40 38 42
lOOURItuup 07 07 07 00 07
200 US I. r.. 04 04' 03 03 03
230 Wabaili. 714 714 714 7 i
03Wbp.. 18 18 18 18 18
RlUSWUTel 00 00 00 00 00
' Totaltalet. 270.1 23 ihirei.
BOSTON CLOSINO QUOTATION!,
mt. AtUd. ' Hid. A$ktd.
BoAIh..217 218 WeilEleo.. 20
BnUr...l07 108 OenKleep. 83 85
CbloJcom. 107 noift Mon .140 147
ChloJpf... 100 Catft Hecl470 476
Fltthburcp 00 00 0ceol 38 38
NewKncp. 80 0.tilnc7M.,.l 10 118
UexCen4i 06 00 Tam)Iln...l30
OIJColonj.186 Hutu 22 23
WE U com. 84 84 DUO lit... 02 03
Domla'nO. 24 26 DUO 2d... 73 74
AmDeIIT4l204 206
rillI.ADtl.Pni A CtOSIKO QDOTATIOfS.
Bid. Atttd Bid. A$ttd,
rnttiVi 80 20 (VOL Co.. 41 41
CPRofl.. 20 20EI8Drom. 26 27
PhlUTrao. 77 77U8Bpf... 20 30
Union Traj 11 12 PII.LftPo 18 18
EftPTo.. 771, 7714 IMf.LftPp 43 431.J
UtTrao..,132 133 Well C com 12 13
CTofNJi 37 Well Opt.. 60 01
CTotNJSi 00 00 UiltTratt- 20 20
CO Imp Co 07 07 Manden.... 8 8
cnicAao CI03IN0 quotatiovs.
Lli. Atled. Bid. Atked.
BoSlde'T." 01 01 LSt"t."ctfi 13 14
AmStr'M.. 27 28 Ullllrewpf 20 31
CanalftO.. 68 60 NYBIuult 01 02
ChtoBretr.. 8 0 NChStRy.228 230
CItrR'wy.234 230 StStableO 23 24
Olam'd M..138 130 VCtaStRrl01 102
LakeSf'L" 10 17 MetWS... 4a 44
Movday. Dec. 27.
Today's itook market nas dccldodly lrrcsu
lnr. All of the local traction stocks woro atrone
tho ureatvr part of tbo day, and a nurobor of tha
usually less acttvo shares also Bhowcdagood
deal of stronirth. Theso movements wero not
without effect upon tbo general speculation. On
the other band, the professional element, at
least a larre proportion of It, professed to be
disturbed by tho gathering of European war
ships on the Chineso coast. Decides, tho higher
rates for monoy, resulting from the low condi
tion of the bank reserves and from the financing
of tho Union Pacific transaction, caused a little
uneasiness on tbo part ol those who trado on
light margins. Tho Street was unable to form any
opinion as to tho lews of European specu
lators regarding the Chinese situation, because
the London Stock Exchange wns closed to-day.
and at other centres comparatively little bull
ness was done. As to the money market, it Is
to bo noted that the Associated Banks now bold
only about $11,000,000 In excess of legal re
quirements, and that a number of tho banks
aro below tho "5 V cent, limit. As there is an
active demand for accommodations for mercan
tile and manufacturing purposes and a con
serving of funds by corporations on account of
intorest and dividend payments due early next
month, and as domestio exchanges are in tho
malnatrainst this centre, it would not be sur
prising if tho reserves of the bunka wcro further
reduced this week.
Tho payment made to day on account of tho
purchase of the Union Pacific Railway by the
Reorganization Committee was $8,500,000, of
which $4,000,000 Is held temporarily by the
special depositary banks. It will remain with
them until the Government needs the money to
redeem its own bonds on and after Jan. 1. A
really actlvo money market was averted to-day
by the disbursement by the Sub-Treasury of
about $4,000,000 for the redemption of Pacific
Railway aid bonds. Tbeso circumstances and
the fact that tho Troasury will doubtless have
to call in at the end of the year the greater part
of tho Union Pacific purchase monoy remaining
with tho banks make it plain that the money
market Is likely to work close for a week to
come. As has been tho case for a week past,
Manhattan Hallway led the list with respcot to
activity. It was exceedingly strong in the lato
trading and closed 2a $ cent, higher than last
Friday at only a shade below tho best price re
corded for it. Tbo movement was accompanied
by the usual rumors of a deal of some sort be
tween the company and the Metropolitan Streot
Railway Company. So far as can be learned there
is no basis for theso reports, but the persistent
strength of tho market for Manhattan Railway
would seem to foreshadow a more tangible and
possibly moro important development. Early
advances In Metropolitan Hallway and In Third
Avenue stock wcro not maintained. This was
not surprising in view of the material advances
tboso stocks havo recently enjoyod. The specu
lation in local traction securities extended to
Drooklyn Rapid Transit, which received more
attention than for some timo past.
In Sugar Refining there appeared to be moder
ate realizing early in the day, and this encour
aged traders to attack the stock. The Qranccr
shares alio yielded fractionally under bearish
manipulation. Tennessee Coal and Iron de el
oped exceptional strength, and eo did Chesa
peake and Ohio, Western Union, tbo Northern
Pacific stocks, National Lead, P., C, C. and St.
Louis, and American Tobacco. Although the
majority of tho Hat closed fractlonall loner
than last Friday, none of the declines other than
that In Sugar Refining was noteworthy. The
closing wan in tbo main steady.
Final sales compare with those of Friday as
follows:
Dec. 24. Dec. 87. Bee si. Dec. SI.
A.TftSKe. 13 12 Mct(,tRy..l32 131
A.TftSFep 30 30 KatLoad... 30 37
Am Cot Oil. 23 22 N Wcom...l21 121
AmSRef ..141 130 NPao com. 21 21
AmSru-fpU3 114 NPaopf... 60 6B
AinTob.... 87 88 Y Cent.. .107 100
AinSpM... 7 0 SJ Cent,.. 07 07
AmSpMp. 10 160ntftW... 10 10
DrookRT.. 34 341'eoOftC. 07 07
C.O.Cftfitl. 34 34 tlocklilanJ 01 01
C,IlftQ....100 100 Iteadlni.... 23 23
ConQu....l83 181 'tead litpt 53 62
CbeiftO... 22 22 8 Pcora .. 06 05
ChOW.... 15 16ioR,waj.. 0 8
D.I,ftY...167 1S6 Nolt'miyp 32V 32
Delftllud.,113 112 IstLHW... 4 3J4
hne 16 16 HtI.8Wp. 10' 0
OrnKlec... 33 M3 V leiaiPa.?.. 11 u',
IIIInoliUenl034 104 I C,I ft R.. 26 20
KanftTpf. 80 36 Un Pac.... 20 20
LmiftNaih 60 60 UBRubpf. 07 07
LuIedeUu 44 44 US Loath p 04 63
MauiiCon,.100 111 Wabubpf. 18 18
Mkh Cent.. 103 103 WUnT-l.. 00 00
atol'aeinc. 34 34V
fjovrrnmentlond steady at unchangedrjuota
tlous. Itillwny bondB flrni. 'II10 fcuturet were
Aiintin unci Nurthwi'ntvrii lute, (Jbesupciikc und
Oulo general l's, rbl(jjo Terminal lsts, t, r.;
Erie Mineral Hen :i-ls. kansux und Texas 'Mn.
Michigan Central 7s, Oregon Hliort Line comrnl
!)s, I tin Oiainlo Western lsts, ana Atchison
UautK, The mure important net adanccs wore
in Austin and NortuwcMcrn IMn, M Vient lo
HOV, Chesapeake and Ohio general I'ts, 7h. lo
HI-.; ICaiisasand loxaa Uds, ', to Olid; Mlchl
gun Central 7s, -to. to III'd: Onguu rjlinrt Line
consol Ss, -.', to 111), and ltloUrauilo Western
lsu, '4 Vicnt. to 83i. Ihe noteworthy declines
wero 111 t iiicngn juriuiiitti lata. 1. r.( i vecni.,
to 453, and Erie genual Hen 3-1. j V cent., to
7Mi.
Commercial prleo of bar silver in New York,
r.7c. liar silver In London closed at UU'kd.
Mexican silver dollars ore quoted ut-15'c.
Mone on call UL'MU'j i cent., closing at tho
lower figure. Time money Is quoted: Thirty,
sixty, and ninety !'. 33 V couU. and six
mouths 3!!i3 1 V cent, on good mixed Stock Ex
1 hango lollaleral. Cotuiuerci tl paper is quoted:
Prime indorsed bills receivable ut liLMi V ennt.,
prime single names at 1 V cent., and good names
at 43? cent.
Sterling exchange was firmer on reduced offer
ings of bills. Continental exchangu was also
tinner. Potted asking rates fur surllnt? ure:
,blty days, 1 8J-j. and slirht. ci.eja-j. Actual
r.ileS are: l-onj bills, bl.dl"-j('t4 Bl'U, sight
drafts, l.81-j. and cable Iraltsfi'm. l.5.
Francs aro quoted nt ."-3i0i(5.,J'J'.j for long and
D.'J14&' "0i fot short; ruicbimurks, UlY-lbo
111 It-ltl for long and Do 1-lliwllj 3-1U for short;
gulldcis, lO'aulOH-lU for long and 3D 15-1 Oil
40 for short.
Iomestlc exchange on New York: Roston
6 cents premium. Charleston -JJujIng, par;
(41
selling, 'g premlnm. Bnvunnah-noylng.'l-lO
oft! eelllnR.par. Now Orleans Bank, par; com
inercls). 1,U5 dlM-onnt. San Frnnilsco Sight,
15 cents premium: telegraph. 17a. rents pre
mium. St. lxml-23 cents discount bid, offered
at par. Chicago 35 tonts premium. Cincin
nati Hetweon banks, 00 cents premium, and
over counter, par.
The weekly statement of averages of the
banks of Now York city, llrooklyn, Jorsoy
City, Ilobokrn. and Htatcn Island which nro
not members of tho NeW Clearing ltottie Asso
ciation, but which clear through some of tbo
members, is as follows:
lUc.lH, Dee.31. Cmnt".
I. nan, dla.
Inv'ta ...tnn,474.oon ton.niil.FPn Inc. 1210.000
Circulation,, t. l7n,noo l.uemno Dec. i,ou
Metdeponltii.'onoa.UOO .,S01i,300 Dee. 800,000
Den lth c.
ILaatl . 9,47(1,000 8,489,800 Dec. 1,0 IO.S0O
Dep h'xsknd
tr.co'i.. 8,4Se,100 3,000,000 Inc. 174,000
Xejr ten. and
lik note... 4.011,100 4,001.1900 Inc. r.i.ROO
Specie 3,100.10(1 3 1140.000 Inc. .'I',fl00
Total r'i..SIU,1''i.rtiin ttK,4B0,70fl Dec. 774,0()
Itei've reqM. 10.001,471 lu.474.hSo Deo 701Iii
R'plutr's'e. 1,(174,11-5 8I,II7S,H?5 Dec nU(i,i80
Oliico'o Sugar Refilling common Isnuntnl nt
2im.:)0io.nnil tho preferred nt 'llio'tOS. Stand
ard Oil trust inrllllcntes closed at.1.-i7(ii:i5S:
Amorlian Malting at rt'Jft. ntnl profcrrod nt
7:R!74; Standard Gnsiommoii nt i:Ui:i7, nn.l
tho preferred at l4al tS: Mutual tlrmnt31Uc
320: Syracuse (las nle!"Va-3H-i New Atiifttcr
ilam Gas nt UOVanOig. mul tlio preferred nt 73d
74ii. and tho Os nt 118 rfPH.
The nll-mll rnrt-liouiid shipments of dead
freight front Chicago last week nero 70,245
tnnn.eg'tiiist S2,7i;8 Ions tlio prolous week and
4t,0."i4 tons the corresponding ri eok of tho pro
vlousjtar. Tho To-cas Central Railroad Company has de
clared a dividend of 3 V cent, on its preferred
stock, puyablo Jan. 10.
The Chicago, St. Paul. Mlnneapollsnnd Omaha
Railroad Company reports gross earnings for
Noxombor of !friI)J.r7i, an incronso of V41,
100 as compared nlth tho same month last jonr.
For eleven months ending Nov. 30 the grosi
earnings u ero $7,1)'".44U, un incrcano of "f-tua.-211
as compared with tho corresponding period
last j ear.
The Northern Pnclflo Hallway Company re
ports for Noembor:
IPU7. 18011. Conor
Orotioarntnsi..'v,(Hl).tH3 JI.OMi. III! Inc l'.r.0sn
Op. expemei.... 1,017.(144 U35.Bia lnr. 84.432
Netoarnlnji.,l,njV.h'IH J747.1KJ laeSb70.il n
Taiei. 42.D0U l)0,uri Dee 8,010
Ilalance 1,.17U.1HS joiih.kj-, Ine 8-tR3.7CI
Other Income... 4.'8 i0,378 Dec. 1V.U44
Total net il.JSO.UOH A710.SIW Ino JStltua
For tho flvo month'- ending Nor. 30 the gross
enrnlngwerc tlLCOl.tiO1, operating expenses
S-5.410.174. net earnings lHI,l4,82i. oud tuxes
S214.n00. leaving n bslunca of 5.!l80.:iJ4.
Othor income uns Sll.'JHl. making total net
lncomo ftU.OUl.dOO. 'I lie not incoino of
(1,080,3(10 for November 1b $280.3RU In excess
of tho estimate presented by tho Prcsldcn to
tho Hoard of Directors when tho quarterly divi
dend was established, and Is un Increase over
last 5 car of 803.707. or 120 0 V cent.
Tho Cbleugo. Milwaukee and St. Paul Rail
road reports gross earnings for Notcmhcr of
$3,328.44), an increano of 58!I.U2(i as compared
with tho samo mouth of Inst year, nnd net $1.
470,410, nn Increase of 214,87. For tho flvo
months ending Nov. 30 tho gross earnings wero
915,013.108. an Increase of $1,440,703 ns com
pared with tho corresponding periodof last car,
and net $0,278,071, an increase of $731,70.1.
The Central Railroad Company of Now Jersey
reports gross earnings for November nf $1,104,
000, an increase of ij-O.O.'O as compared 1th tho
same month of Inst -cir, and net $103,001, ado
crcaso of $0,00 1. For tho cloven months ending
Nov. 30 tho gross earnings -ncro $11,033,101,
an incrcaso of $812 os compared u till the corre
sponding period of lust 3 ear, and net $4,012,
802. an Incrcaso of $147,107.
Tho St. Louis nnd Sun Francisco Rallrnnd re
ports gross oarnlngs for November of $012,008,
on Increase of $114,108 aB compared with tho
samo month of last year, and net $20),8.!4. nn
Incrcaso of $33 302. For the live months ending
Nov. 30 the gros earnings wcro $3,000.03 i. nn
increase of $440 SOS as compared with the cor
responding period of last 5 ear, and net sjl,391),
333, an Increase of $180.01 1.
The Central of Ccorsia Rnilioad reports grp"s
earnings for November of $U0t,278, an incrcaso
of $84,803 as compared with tho same month
of last year, and net $277,183, unincrcneoof U0l,
740. For the flvo months ending Nov. 30 tho
gross earnings wero $2,401 30O, an Ii.Lrcnseof
$110,129 as compared nlth the corresponding
period of last year, and not $i)03,3UO, an increase
of $02,401.
Tho Alabama Great Southern Railroad re
ports gross earnings for Nn ember of J177.215,
an Incrcaso of $22,U28 ns compared u lib the
same month nf last year, and net $81,748. an
Increase of $10,840. For the fix o mon'hs end
ing Nov. 30 tho gross earnings wero $727,fJ51,
nn Incrcaso of $J3,(03 as eompnrcd with the
corresponding period of last jear, nud net
$208,835, an increase of $11,331).
T o Philadelphia, Reading nnd Nn England
Railroad reports gross earnings for November
of $08,141, nn increnso of $13,881 ns compared
with tbo same mouth of last) ear, and nct-21,-028,
an increase of $18,0'll. For the IU o
months ending Nov. 30 tho gross earnings were
$318,00, an increase of $14,407 as compared
with tbo corresponding period of last year,
and net $122,582, an increase of $30,3.11. Fixed
charges wero $00,100, le u intra surplus of $02,
182, an Increase of $37,105.
Iho West Virginia Central and Pittsburg
Railroad reports gross earnings for "Sox ember of
$110,142, an Incrcaso of $4,781) ns compared with
tho same month of last ) ear. und net $,13,120.
nn Increase of $3,057. tor the flvo mniithncnd
IngNov. 30 tho gross earnings were $484,714. a
decrease of $8,180 as com par od with tho cor
responding period of last ear, and net $143,003,
a decrease of SJ1.213.
The Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Rail
road reports gross earnings for November of
$335,182, an Increase of $00,231 useomptrcd
with tbo same monlliof Inst -. car, nnd net "jUtR -053.
nn increase of $21,053. For tho flo months
ending Nov. 30 tbo gross cnrniiigs were $1,5')').
333, an Increase of $182,110 as compared with
the corresponding period of last year, and not
$030,897, an Incrcaso of $147,071).
Tho Northern Central Ilnilrond reports gross
earnings for November of $010,180. nn Incrcaso
of $03,289 as compared -nlth tho same month
of last j car, and net $202,811), an increase nf
$33,200. For tho eleven moulds cndlngNot. 30
tho gross earnings wero $.140.20.l, an Increase
of $37U,781 ascompured with the corresponding,
period of-last jear, and net $1,002,031, nn In
crease of $381,432.
The Cleclnnd, Canton and Southern Railroid
reports gross earnings for Not ember of "f 00.138.
an Incrcaso ot $9,984 as compared with the
same mnnth of Inst rear, and ncl$17,01o, an In
crease of $11,044. For the Ave months ending
Nov. 30 tho gross earnings wero $287,808, nn
increase of $3(1 000 as compared with tho cm re
sponding period of last) car, and net $70,010, an
Increase of $12,028.
Tha Alabama Midland Railroad reports gross
earnings for Octobor of $02,01)8, n decrease of
$134 us compared with Ihosnmo month of Inst
year, and not $11,021), a decrease of $1,777. For
tho four months ending Oct. 31 the gron earn
ings wcro $232.hl8, an Increase of $10,020 ns
compared with the corresponding period of last
year, nnd net $32,204, an Increase of $17,135.
Tho Savannah, Florid i nnd Western It liliond
roportH grots earnings for October of $2H'l,t)22,
a decrease of $20,011) ns compnnd with tho
seme month of last jear, nnd not $79,807, it do
crease of $20,358. For tho four months ending
Oct. 31 tho gross earnings wero $1,0-0,000, an
Incrcaseof $22,058 as compared with thn cor
responding period of last car, and net $279,020,
an Increaso of f 32.01(1.
Tho Rio Grande West em Railway Company
has issued tho following circular to lis preferred
stotkholrii rs: "Thoaudltor 8 II cures, November
closely estimated, for tho live months ended
Nov. 30 of tho present fiscal year shun: Ornss
earnings, $l,52J,5S3s net earnings, $ll)2,7.")"i:
surplus abut o all charges, $287,880, Itiscsti
mated that tho nit above all 1 barges, lo he
addud to tills surplus from December business,
will bring the lotal surplus for tho current six
months to $320 000, or full) 0 V cent, on tho
preferred stocks."
'Iho lotal transactions in various shntes on the
Btuck Eihaimt last week wcro 1,101,010. an
increaso of 012,831) shares us eompnrcd with tho
corresponding wooknf Inst jear. Tho transao
lions In State and rallioail bonds nggiegaled
$0,082, 100, nn Incrcaso of $3,01)3,700.
Tno rocniptsof tho Government to-da wero:
Customs, $002,208; Internal revenue, $1 .237,
233, und miscellaneous, $30,011), a tutu! of $1,
1130,140. Tho disbursements wero $003.000. 1111
excess of receipts over expenditures or $liOr,
1 10. Tho rci clpts of tho II hi n j ear to ilalo havo
been $lflr,r.0'i,10il; expenditures, $200,173,110:
delicti, $1),008,01U.
Tho ofllclnl count of tho cash in the Treasury
nt the close of business today compared with
that of Thursday Inst slums:
Dec 1 3 Dec. 57
Hold coin and bullion .ataii.7711,7.15 IHlo.ttfiO nili
silverdollaniand bullion 14..17 01'J 1!,4'i1,mii7
United htatei notes . 4ri.UU0.llu 47,.'87,U71
Other noli, lesideiuaud
liabilities .. . 17,ln?,'l4il 17,505,100
Available cash balanrt,
IncludlucKOld rcstrre 3-37,1C0,J.in 'M,5U 010
Paris advii os quota 3 V renin, at 103 francs 10
centimes, I'xchitnao on loudon 25 frtnes 21
centimes. ThovooM) statcincntof the Imperial
Hunk of Germany slums thu following changes:
Cash on hand dei reascd itOO.IHMI marks: Trcis
ury notes decreased 2.74(),0(K) marks; "other"
securities lncieisid 3I),IK),000 marks; notes in
circulation Increased 02,200,000 marks,
Tho Chesapeake and" Ohio Railroad Company
has sold a sufllclcnt number of Its 4H: cent,
bonds 10 rrdrtm -tho $2,287,000 of purchaso
money fundlngdVmnt. bonds which mature J lily
1 next, 'llicso nro tho last uf the issue that aro
likely to bo disposed of by tlio company for some
timo to come, as it has no obligations maturing
until 1008, and lis construction account has
been closed and oil expenditures lor renewals.
Improvements, and additions to thu property
ire now charged lo operating account,
Tho Colorado Midland Railway Company an
nounces that funds have been deposited with
the Central Trust Company lo pay the interest
upon lis new mortgage bond ns boo as the)
aro isiued, which will bu about Feb, 1, Tha
coupons on series tl equipment bonds dne inn,
lend tbo bonds ot tho some Isluo drawn tor re
demption on that date will bo paid by tho Cen
tral Trust Company.
Tho sales ot mining stocks nt tho Now York
Consolidated Stock nnd Petroleum Exchnngo to
day wcro as follows:
c)j?en- lllgtf lew- CTo.
Snlei. .Vawe. (- ft. ft. Int.
OOOComstock 04 ,04 ,04 .04
lOOOCrredeAOCk.. ,04 .04 ,04 ,04
II (I Ton Cat ft Vom.. 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30
100 Horn Filter .... 1.10 1.10 1.10 1.10
400Isabellal 33 .33 .33 .33
200 Pheenlxot Aril ,08 .08 .08 .08
1800 Pharmacist OS .08 .08 .08
lOOPortlond 70 .70 .70 .70
BOO Yellow Jacket.. .40 ,40 .40 .40
.Total sales, 4,13 1 0 barei.
VOMMT.nVIAT. coMrr.sn.
.Monday, Dec. 27. Graiv Wheat Spot was
steady. No sales. Freo on board afloat: No. 1
Northern Spring, Now York, $l,03s; do. Du
luth, $1.04r! No. 2 hard winter, Il3sc,; No. 2
rid. $1.028: No. 1 hard Ruluth.$l.()3',. Fu
tures advanced e. lo "Vic., but lost this and de
clined ec to Vc. Futuro sales 880,000 bush.,
ns follows:
i-rtdnv
Opening. Ulgheit. Loirett. Cloning. .MpM,
December.. loic, nl 101 101 luire,
January . too lull nun, I'lH-i uu
'etruary..lO( 100V P UM"
"Mas . . . 05 Vl 1)1 03 (IMS,
Jul) .. .. 88 811
llsrley Was Heady. N'evr feeding. 8B(430c, eoit
and freight to DufTalo. Malting 4"KAHfc . aa to quality
Itje .. dull. HI ate. ofl"lc Corn Spot was
firm. The salea wero 44,000 limli. No 3 mixed on
private terms f reo on board afloat for export. No. u
mixed. In elevator, 83c. 1 mures advanced ho
Future sale! ICO.UOObuan., as follows:
Vfitay
Ojifntncr lttuhett. Ioictlt. Clollng. Mpht.
December.. .. .. .. M'l 'II
May SK 85 -131,1 3494
Oats Hrot was c to e. higher. Tbo salea wero
1 7,00(1 limli. one for export. No awhlln Ilol.c 1
No n do . Sli e 1 No Z n hllnt llppou, :iOc-.i No :t do ,
ZOijCtNo amUeil.aS'.jC.t.No. .Ido , a?c.t rejected
mixed. SHU..?.; .lo wldte. "i"-,e.i Nn. a mixed delh
end, Jtiic 1 track mixed, Bt4!'9c I do. white,
17 0U0 at noiHiMc. Puliires advanced c. Futuro
sales 20.000 busb , as followsi
lldau
Opening. Iltgheit. loicttt. Clentng. Xlaht.
December.,.. Vb "8 21 i"8 1!B
February .. . i!8 Ii8s,
Jlay .. .. 28 IS
Tbli ti the vIMblo stipplyi
Dee. 27, liVefa Dec 28.
tB07. Chnnyet. 18B0
Wheat, bush 10 Hlti non Inc. l.OAl.uOO S4.14H 000
Com, bush... UB 140.000 Dec. 'IIIII.UOU 18,8111 0(10
Oatl. buill ...12.772.00(1 Dec. 1,1111,000 1S.470M0II
live, bush ... .1.710 010 Inc. H'1,000 2,vua,U00
Darle), bush, 4.780.00U Ine. 181,000 4,875.000
The New York itoek It given belon :
Dec. 27, llee. Dee. 28,
1807. Changen 18U0
Wheat, hush. 3, 1U8.S78 Dec 2 U (108 7.848,121)
Corn, buill... 0,nill,2HI Dec.l,U7J.4SO (1.I1I13.05U
Oats, bush.... H. 707,1177 Dee. IJM.hOU 8,47ll,.1A9
nye.buih . .. 1,074 001 Inc. lKii.mo 47.1,101
llarloy, bush . 1, 152,058 Inc. 272.784 2.104.500
Tho speculation In wheat to-dav was tjulet and of a
local professional character. I arly In tho day price
advanced. The Kuropesn imlltteal situation Induced
some 1 ii) Ing nnd shorts eo- ered The linproeniciit
was lost Leforo tho close, however, and a slight do
cllno ensued riinlrcrease In the lstblo suppl) led
to some selling and local acalpers took protlts The
last prices showed a fractional net decline for tho
day. The foreign markets were cIomh:. Tho vUlblo
ftlliply Increased 1.U34.U0O bush Local stocks de
creased 2 I.' (IDS bush., to 1,808.878 hush, Tho ex-
orts from this country last week, accordlmr to 'mil
eti eel't.n ere sllshtly larger than ID the previous wet L,
leliiR 4,757,550 t ush , against 4 0U4 3 Ml lu the pre
vious week and 2.4S8,iilO In the same week last
year. Com was quiet Out firmer. The lslble supply
derreasiil HUO.O00 bush local stocks decreaitil
1.II72.48U buill , to 0,:i40,271 Ousli Tno exports
from this country last week were larce. being 4. 8711,
ull bush , against 4.120.878 In thn previous week
and 2.408,ino last j-ear. blnce July 1 the exports
liac been 70,20.1.530 bush, agolust 5B.73B.70 I In
the samo time last year. Cideago received 4V2
cars and exiiecta 000 to-morrow. Oats were
dull but firmer. The vlsli le supply de
creased 1,01 1.000 hush Chicago received 405
cars and expects (loo to-mrrou. Ch eaao. Dim-.
27. MThe wheat market to da) was dull and ea-Ier,
with nothing now In the situation May ranseil from
ti4c to u t'4C . closing at w 4c. Corn wai active at
an advance of 1414. 'Ve. Spe ulatlve sentiment herd
and a tuajont) of lo-al operators are arrayed on ths
long side, man) halng n.u t whtat for tho time netng
and gone Into corn. O Is show, d equally as much
ttrenhth as corn. The) wlllundoul tedlya II higher."
l-ijcrt The trading woe quiet, but prices held tlrm
and unchanged Tho sides were 6,100 hbls
-.Ms tack.
Receipts 10,838 42.708
Exports DOO 21,217
Winter In bbls bupcrflue, $1 10(tt 1 21; .No 2
extra. 4 I 40i4 1 (10, straights, tt 40C44 53, patents,
(4 7.VM5 10. spring In bills: Cleara ll.',uSI40.
strulghtK, 4 llOctSt SO; patents. S5ti(t"i 23 Milt
lecd ns In fair demand Western spring. In 100
. sacks. St:i 60utl3 (10, 200 tt , 91.1, winter. In
bulk. tUu13
Cotton The American and Liverpool Cotton lx
chants were closed to-day. but will reopen tomor
row. The general situation Is unchanged. Tho sta
tistical Ksltl n l still very strong and the sentiment
lu the trade, on the w hole, Is bullish. While somo of
the bears profess to havo faith In large estimates of
the yield recently Issuod. the conviction Is spreading
thnt the crop has been overotlmated and there Is u
growlDg tendency to reduce estimates Tberipeculatlon
Is quiet owing to the uuiertilnt) as to the. extent of
tlioykld. but the bulls are ennfldentof an ultlmoto
revlalof speculation attended oy a sharp and per
manent hiU alice lu prices. The Chronicle ststes that
over a large ortloii uf tho Eolith lower titnerature
prevalliMl last wecl.. with snow In some lis ulltles;
thatraluwas general, and In portions of MIsUislppl.
Tenm-ssee, ArLausai, and Texts the precipitation
was heavy , that nufai orahle n entherfuterfered some
what with the movement of the imp There cams
Into sight during the week 440 485 bales, against
371,0(18 In the same wtk lest star, making
the total In sight ll.Meil.552 bales, against 0 050,1181
In the turns; "tiding period last season The exports
from the pi rts thus far this seaion havo b"ea
.1377,111, against .1.1 70.4 111 thus for last sca-on
Tho total world's vlslblo sup; ly Is now 4,173,1 JO
bales. Including .t.PB"S 8Jt Aun-rlcan. against 1,101,
857 a yi ar nfco. of which 3,84S,ir? wero Amirkun;
.I002,.lllln lsol. ot wbli Ii 3,717.144 wcreAlnrrl
can. and 4,80,731 In 1804, Including 4,101,151
American
cotrKr Ulo on tho spot was dull, No 7, (le
SuVs 8U0 bags Maraialho on prhate tortus. The
f atari trading was as follows:
.VWri Jttjhrit lotctt. Clntlng
Tauuary . . 500 tJ.O'i 11 ill 0 1151411 10
Irbruary .. 10 11 nil till 1110(120
May .. .1 '.Oil 11 11 11 ,1ft 11 unto 5
llll) .VMI 111.'. Ill-, 11401(1145
August . .. 750 0 41 0 45 I, 43flt 50
beptoinber .1.2511 tl 33 tt 51 0 50(40 55
eutures here adiani id 5 to 10 iHiluts. closing steady,
with salea of 7.000 hi.g-1 Hamburg; aUanced i-j pfg
to 4 pfg. The Havre market wns closed ltlo wua
nrm at 12"i rtls advance; receipts (1 000, atock
407.000. oxthange 7 5-:tJl. bantos was tlrm at tin
ehangid prlcen, le-elpts 10 000; stock IK'3 000 Thn
Hs-ulaltou tu-tlav nut dull unit fe ttun loss, but
prlcts advanced on local buying Induced by recent
'unfav orahle orop ret nrt.
Mltcij Iron was tlull. Spot. December. and Jan
itnrv. il (IVilH 73 Copiier 1 as quiet but stead).
Spot, Doceml r nnd January. In -qmio ov. J-ail
Was quiet bur nrm nt 3 7()ii3.75e. tor spot. Dei cm
tier. anilJanuary. Tin as quiet Spot, Decembi r,
and January. I'l nni:i 70c Hielttr Wns un
changed bpot and 1 s-einber, 3 8544e.
Navai storks Were unchanged. Splrltsof turpen
tine. .1 )ftt 13VM common to good stralntd rusln,
CI. 40(41 40.
l'KTnom Crude ttrtllleates were unquoted hero
and In HI city. Keilned was quoted at o 40c here,
In Philadelphia, 5 :i"ic ; nsphtha, n Cue
Pkovhiom I ant wa less attlvo. Prime, St H5j
ell) $4 17(4 IWe.; rellned for the rnntlmnt,
83 15. Pork was dull but stead), mess as in
(4S0 ut uieaia weia quiet hut firm. Plekl d
hums, (lu4C'c74e.t tlo. bellies, SCiOOe ; do shoul
ders, "iCj(f,i,t. Dressed hogs, 4'is(5c. Tallow,
:iStCt3'4e Uutter Oreamerv, Western, extras, 22c i
ltrts, J0(Jle ; stconds. 17iitltie ; thirds. 131 lie.,
Mate fauct, 21c , firsts, IH(20c i thirds tosetomls,
3(4 1 Mi (Mirei 8tate, full cream, large fancv. Hi e.i
llnest 7V47'4C I fair to good. 7(iS7Hic., couimnn,
Ct7c . small colored and white fane), uaui,.
flntst, 814(48eJe , common to good, 7(t8e, Kggs
Mate and Pennsylvania, fresh gathered, fanct. t't1.
2(le.: Western firsts 21c i fair to good, 2.(tJ4c
Chlca-m, Dec. 27 Provisions were a shade easier,
but with nothing new to Influence prices "
sloak Haw was dull hut firm, 80 test, 3s0c.t 0(1
test, 4o Refined was quiet
CIUC400, Dec 27 Tht-e were to-day's prices
ridav
Wheat: Opening Highest, roirent. Closing. ,Wpif,
Dec DO im l'7'.j liSL, mi
3t0) lI "4 111", 04 Hl
July 84 HI", 84 84 84
Cmii;
Hoc 27 37 2rtl 27 SO"
May 211 311 n"n 3(1 211
Jul) .. .. IW Hl .10 111 30',
ouli:
Di-e 23 .'3 22 2JT, "jr.
May 21 8J 2J 211 2.'l4
f.unl;
Jan 4.52 4 57 4 fit 4 53 4.53
Muy 4 07 4 -,1 4 07 4.70 4,70
Mbt :
Jan 4 M 4,42 4 40 4 40 4 411
Mil) 4 33 4 37 4 50 4.13 4 37
Jvri ;
Jau 18.73 8 75 8.7U JH.70 K,7B
May ,. H OJ II (15 8 00 B.II2 8.07
Live lloclc llnrltel,
Nkh Voiik, Monday, Dee 27 Iticelpta of beeves
yesterdfl) and to da) were 2.2.U heaJt Sears to ho
exported, -U ars dli ei t to local sluughlrrt rs. and 3 1
cars to be sold. rulil ui live, with prices generillv
steady lu all Instant rs The yards were fully clean d.
Native slt-ir. .old at tl 40itl3 20 V 100 rts . stags
and oxen at .'73isS150i built nt SJUS'I 30, dry
con sat 12.$ 1 51 Dressed heef steady at 7il8ee
n. for nuthe sides Call a fiom Ililllsh murkoia
quote suit rli uu sietrs at lot.aile. t -t tlrtsed
welghti American refrigerated beef utb(8iuo v rs
Lxporls tola) Oil be-MS, to morrow, 440 beeves
and 2,240 quarti rs of beof
ItttilpU of eulves )estcrday and to da). Including
Mi dlreit, wereSBilhred. Aetlto at steady prlies for
all sorts. The pens wero fully cleared. t rata sold at
SSiilH 30 V 100 ns.uraiseraat Um1 50 Western
ealvi-ntU(H4 03 City dressed veals nrmntllvt
lie o y n.
Receipts of sheep and Iambs ivsterdav and today,
Includlug IU tars direct, were 8.6A1 head) 24 rara
on salo, all told There was a fair demand and an
active market at atead) prleeson sheep and at an
ndvanreof e V n. on lamlui The psna wire fully
cleared. Hheep sold at 3 lOotlS ili V loo ',
lambs at aoatt) 73, early sales being as high as 7.
Dressed mutton, tlLji8c V Tt.i drisseil Isuibs, V(o
1 (I -71
Iteoelpls of hogs )evterday aud to-day were U
650 head! S3.I head on sale Heady at tJ80SI III
) 100 M
Ileal llslate Trlvntn Salee.
JobnC Umlierfleld has sold to Dr W Dion Peterson
No. 27 West 1 Ight sixth street, a four story brown
stone d vvi'lllug, 23x half the blot k, for about 170.000.
11. Ullmarth Applelou bai sold for Charles 14.
iMifiiifiiteifi
ii . i
Taylor tho llx'ltory store and loft building No.' Hit
ant 044 west iiroioway, for tlt5.ooo, to WHIrttrt
Varley, who Blvi a lu part payment three lots on West
Fifty third street, at l8,(inj. ,'
Cliarlesonmih Moseahaa sold for Ctiarl ton W.Crans
to the Usrx Ernst ndlcalethlrtr-onelot.4, sltnatM
as followsi Mix lots at tho norturat onrner of Naegla
nventio and ,Arsdnir rtroel, lOOxinui six lots on
tho south side of post avenue, 100 feet eaat of
Academy street. 150x150: twelte lots. Including the
eouthcisi i or tier of Sherman avenue and Hawthorns
street, :iO0xtM)x2U0xSoxlUOxtbO, and seven Iota at
the northwest eomer or nintrtor- street and Pott
avenue, 100x175.
V alter I aw reuco and others bav e sold to Robert E.
WeMeott the one anil two itory frame atorcs and
dwelling at the north-vest corner ef tovth street and
Uraud boulevard, 83x100. and In 100th street. north
side, 1 in) feet v, nt or a rand Uoulerard, 25x93.11, for
870.000.
Henry de Perstcr, at executor, has sold to laldor II.
Kcmpner thn three story brick bu ldlng No. BOO Sev
enth atrnue, west side, 10 8x30, rorilO.noo.
Anna L. Poor has purchased the fourstory and
basement dwelling. 20x100 N, at No IB West Nine
tieth sttect, 140 feet west of Central Park West, for
20 0011.
Ileujafntn Marx has sold to Lena Winter the five
tor) dwelling. 23x100.11, No. 104 West 101st street,
101) feet west of Columbus aventio, for (23,760.
Ileal Kslatn Auction Rale.
At the flrondwsy salesroom yesterday William
Kennelly sold No (,:lll Morris arenne, near 162d
street, a four-storv brick tenement house on lot
17.0x70 3x17 11x70 U, f enclosure, to Isaac P. Smith,
plaliitirr, for 7,100.
Court CaleBdnr This Par.
Appellate Iihlslou Supreme Court Itecess.
Huprenio Court Appcllato Term Court opens at
10-lti A. M. Million No 12. Apmols from District
t'liurtsNos 11. 17, 111, VO, 21,31. Mil, .17. 42. 411, 43,
47. 0, 22, 20. Special Term Part I Motion calendar
called at In 30 A. St. Part II Court opens at 10 30
A M. He parte matters Part III. Motions Pre
ferred cause. No 32111. Parts IV.. V. and VI. Ad
journed for the term Part VII No da) calendar.
Trial Term-Parts I . II , III., 1V V , I . VII , VIII ,
IX , X , XI , XII Adjourned for the term.
hurroffnte'a Court Chantbers Motion calendar
called nt 10 10 A.M. For probate W Ills ot Henry
C. Andrews. Vincent It Hcutscher. Charles A. Spiedtl,
llrldgct Ennls. Llliahetb lfaldwtn, Denis Shea. Leon
Itotlte, nt 10 .10 A Ml Ilabett bledenboch. Id ward
Flanagan, at 1 1 A. M t Tbotn ss Mulbearn. Ciemence A.
A. Itenault. at 2 P. M. Trial Term. Court opens at
10 -10 A. M. .No tlav calendar.
Clly Court .Special Term Court opena at 10 A. M.
Motions at 10 10 A. M. General Term Adjournod
sine die. Trial Term Part IV. Short causes Ivos.
II I HO, 28 11, 1762. 34113, 118011, 11041, 3U08, .10JII,
3810, H15, .1784, 3U7II. 1774, 110(10, 3S77, 3370,
3370, 30.14. Parts I.. IL, and III Adjourned alne die.
efinnurint.
To tbe Stockholders of tha
Central Pacific
Railroad Company.
Referring to notice heretofore given, certificates of
stock may be deposited with CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANT of NEW VORK. No. 54 WALL STREET,
NEW YORE CITY, under agreement filed with the
Trust Company.
Copies of tbo agreement may be obtained at the
office of the CLNTRAL TRUST COMPANY, 54 Wall
Street, New York, or from any member of the com
mittee. NLW YORK. December 28. 1897.
. AUCIYIT ItBI.'vlOTT.
Jl-k U. CAn-LlSLE.
CEOItUE coppei.-u
Committee.
ADRIAN H JOLINE.
Counsel.
MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
I.EW YORK. Dec. 20, 1887.
93rd Semi-Annual Dividend.
The Trustees of this Institution have declared
Interest at the rate of 3a per cent, per annum
on all sums not exceeding S3 000 remaining on
depoalt during the three or six months ending on
tbe 31st Inst, payable on and after the third
Monday In January next
JOSEPH BIRD, President.
FRANK O STILES, Secretary.
Peoples Gas Light
and Coke Co.
(OF CHICAGO).
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Peoples Oas Light & Coke Company will bo held
at the omco of tho Compan) In Chicago. 2 Madison
Street, on Monday, January 10th, 1809, at eleven
o'clock A. M.
The transfer books will be closed In accordance
with tho bylaws at the close ot business Monday,
December 20th. 18117, and will reopen Tuesday,
January 11th. 1HUR
C. K. G. Itll.T.INOS. President.
NORTON & TUNSTALL
a.t AVAIjIj ST., NKW YOKK.
Members of N. Y. Stock Exchange.
Stocks, Bonds, Cotton, and Grain.
Market Letter lursilslieil on application.
Douglas 8c Jones,
Members N. Y. Stock Exchange,
J 4 IlttOtl) NT., V 1. CtTl.
DAILY MARKET LETTER ON APPLICATION.
Ttt Till!
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PHOENIX CONSOL
IDATED GOLD MINING COMPANY.
Prlviltge of Exchange with the Reorganization
Commute" ci Ires (Omul) Iiec 'II, 1807.
tilt I IMA Itll-il IIM'. Iransrer taenia.
.Siuing. gnnUs.
Union Dime Savings Institution,
BROADWAY. 3.M ST. AND SIXTH AVENUE,
OItKKI,i:V HQc'AKE, NKW YOIIK.
Interest credited January 1st, payable Jan
uary ilOlb, or any tlmo later. Hale: KOUH per
cent, from :(" lo Wlio. 'UIItKK per cent, on Iho
excess up In.l tM 10.
CIIAHLi:s K. fcl'IIAGUK. President.
fli'.oitiiF: V HiiinsAlu Treasurer.
Kiiamh tl, l.l' ki Secretary
GREENWICH SAVINGS TANK,
. I. I or. Ulli lie. mill lUlli HI.
1N11H1ST r Till, UATi: OF TIIHEK AND ONK
III.K Pl.lt Cl-M PHI AWl M will lie credited de
posltiirsfiirlhi' hl MOM lis and Illltl I MONTHS
KNDIMl UKC..II. 18U7, on all sums from Hvo dollars
to three thoiisau 1 dnilsrs entitled thereto under the
bvlawt, pai able J s 17. Iblis.
JOHN IIV1IS1S HIIO Mips. President.
JAM1S OI'ISI.AN, Treasurer
FBASOIB II IKKll'ir. s, ,,,, .
D OdDKN CIll'.OI.M. jMcretarlts.
llepiwlls ma In nn or lefort JAN. 10, 18D8,wllI draw
Interest from J VN, I, Islis.
Tin: kiii itrii MTintiti, ii-ik
OP Till CUV OF M-.W 01IK
VhW llOIlK. Uliimter Jlst, 1807.
The Hoard nf litrei tors his this day declared a semi
annual dlvldtml nf Tlllll K AND OM.IIM.KPPH
f'KNT.. free of tax, paynblo on aud alter January .id
prnxlmn
The transfer lioolci will close at 1 P.M. thlsdate.re
opening Januar) .11. 18118
ilHitl.lH II. PA rTKIl-iON, Cashier.
Til P. IIOWKIll IIAMt III' VrH tlllllt.
NPV. "ttllth. Die 31st. IrlwT.
The ilounl of Ulrti lurs hue thi. da) il.ilareda
stml annual dlvllendnf hlxiH'rcrut audincxtr
nnonf four per ei ut , fieuof tux. nut nf Iheesniliiits
of the turriut six months, payable nn in I uftcr Jim
.11 18HM
Thu transfer looks will remain tlosrd until that
date. WM It. hl'HM'.
e. ashler.
Tin: imhk ii-f" tiiritu .
M W tOllh. Ilettlultr'.'lBt.lNU?,
The Hoard of Jilreetnrs have in day du Isredaseml
anuual dividend of hi-VIA (7i I'l'll I IM . frnouf
tax, pa) aide Jauiuir) Jd, 1 e-Hr. to stock holders uf
record uf this date
Thetrausrtr books will reiuuln t Instil until Janu
arYMu. Ihlit. V M 111 NM-T. Cashier
It KIT aillK IIIMi,
M'Vl VOIth Pet V8tll, I8U7.
The annual elrt lluu for Dim tort of this Hank will
bo held at I lie IliuklUK Itomn, Nn. 4r'i an t 4M7
llitlith aienue, I'liTuisua), the llthilu) uf Jiibuar),
lhue, betnet uthe hours or 111 uud II M
rllPll. II. liritriM:, 4 ashler.
Mlll ITIU.I, llttH.
M W OHK, Dtt 24, 1807,
AD1VID1 MIOM WO PEK ( 1 NT. upon the Capital
htot k of tills hsnk hits liven drt Ian d, pa) able un
aud after January .Id. I Mlt The trausfer books will
be closed until that uale. 11 II. ."-AUO, CssUlsr,
-r"-l V . ' j " t w- rTteSSI
livilttil-i amt tttt'reKt.
Northern Pacific Railway Company,
jiim-m ntnuiiNci.
NEW YOIIK, December 10th, 1197,
AtameetlnE of the Hoard of Directors held this
day, the following resolutions were adopted!
whereas. Them teaming of this Company aro now
on a Pails which, after provldlnii for llxed chances
and a reasonable cash surplus for contingent Its, Jus
tlfy tho belief that Iho Company may, wttnsafety, to
Kin the distribution of dividends on Its preferred
stock i
And Whereas, The preferred stock certificates of
this Company contemplate that any dividends thero
on sha I be dcclart d and paid iiunrtetlyi
Therefore, be It Unsolved, That there be, and there
hereby !. declared from the net earntntts a dividend
oflpereent on the preferred stock, of this Company
for th.quartereudlng December 1st. lHU7.aame to tie
paid January IS, I(v93, to the holders of record of the
pirfcrred slock at thecloslnc of the transfer books
on !eccmbor21. 18071
Resolved, That for the purpose of such dividend
thn transfer hooks of this company tic closed at 3 P.
M. on December HI. 1V7, and reopened at 10 A, Id.
on January 4, 1BIW.
(llianilF. II. K1III.. rtecretary.
ST WAI.t. hTIlEKT.
NKW OHIC, Decemlier 10, 1SB7.
The abovo dividend of 1 per cent "will be payable
on January ID, 1 HUH, to holders ot record at Ine close
of business on Decemlier XI, 1SP7, on the books of
the Voting Trustees for certificates of pr. f erred
stock of the Northern Paclllo Hallway Company
The transfer liooks of the Voting Trustees for oer
tlfkatcs Tor preferred stock will cloeo lu New York
and In Unrlln at U P.M. on December 21. 1697, and
will reopen at 10 A. II on Januar) 4, 1HU3
J. V. -IIOItliAN A. C.I.. New lorll,
IH-UTSCIIK lltK l ui:iti.i,
A rente rnr lullna Tritsleem.
" omru of
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,
NO. 2!) llUO.Ut ST. (Mills Dulldlug).
COUPOaVS DVB JANUAHT 1. 1H08, KItOM tho fol
lotvltiebonUttwIil bo paid after that date at this
offlc?:
Central racinn,flrBt inortRnse.
Wmtrrn Pivcllic nrt tnoriRncP.
California an J OrcK"" Ut inorlKaff ext.
OrfKn aud California 1st morteK
Nortli-ni Hallway Co. Ut mortmnp.
8 tot k ton and Coproiolh Ut inorttfaRe.
Southern 1'nt.llloof Aritona Ut mortgagA
Houtlii rn Tno tlo of Vow Mexico 1st mortgage.
Tela, nud New Orleans consols
LouUtanaAVcutoru Ut morUage.
Morpau' I.ouU and Tox. it. R. and S. S. Co. 1st
inort
fiotitti l'aclflo Coast 1st mortftatg-e.
California l'nclflc 1st inortKaRO
California 1'aclflc ii tnortk&irt).
California Tacldc -Hd tnortftnite.
llarfcot Street Cable It). Co 1st mortfrtRO.
Coupons due January 1, 1R98, from the follotrlnR ,
bonds will be paid after that dato by the Central
Trust Company:
Hsn Antonio and Aransas Pass 1st mo rt cage.
Houston and Texas Central 1st tnortRape
Austin and Northwestern 1st tmirtRaRe.
t N. T. HMITH. TroaMirtr.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
Collateral Trust 6 Bonds.
Coupon due January lt, 1HHN. trill bf
paid nn ereumtntloii nt thp ofllro of the LtIO
Till ST COM PAW UP WW lOHK. o. HO
jUroadmiT on nnd nftrr Jnimnrs tlrd IHtlH.
nererrlns tu thn nbnsn notice thn ninuutit or
the coupon due Jnnuary 1st 1NOH. un botida
reprctentrd U l'MO Till UT OHI V Crit
TIFICTr,1 OK IIPI04IT tlll bn pnld oil nnd
after Jnmtnrj Itrd. 1H1IH. on lircaeittntlon nnd
atnmplnc of Ihc lerlltlcntCB toy
lJMO TIllHT LOMPIM OK EU lOHK.
MISUV011K ClfTUI. l IHMHO HI lilt
ituitoi ttmriM.
Or It E OK THE TKEASUItEK,
New ork, Dec. f, 1M7. J
A dividend of Four per tent, on the capital stock nf
the NEW OHK AND HAHLEM 1UILHOA1) COM
PANVwlll te paid by tie New "Vork Central and
Hudson Hlrprltallroftd Cumpany. lessee (under tbe
pro lslous of the contract lctwetn the two com
panics) at this office on thtt Urd day of January next.
Tho transfer books will lie Uod at 't o'clock 1. M.
on dnesday. the loth Hint., and reopened at 10
oJock A. 31 , Juuuarj 4th next.
E V. V. KOSSITCK, Treasurer
TDK fOIOIttDO tlllll. M lt-ll.tl CO.
DKAWN l-QUlPULNTllOMis. SUtlLS H, number!
of which havo been uMlr?ird h rctofore. anu Cou-
)ouh ut the ftnpuicnt Ilondi Merles It, duo January
. IttUH, will bu paid un aud afurthat dato at tho
Central Trust Companj, 54 Wall btreit, New Voik.
Kund- have been ileposltfd with the Central Trust
Comp ny lo pa the January Coupon of the new
llortgaffe Bonds as soon as tho securities are Issued,,
which will Vo about tehruan 1. 1HU.
OM All ItllKK. Treasurer.
CIIICAC-O. HIM Ii 1M,4II Al lCIMC
Hll.i'S (OMPtU.
0rXCB OK THE THhASUIlER.
CHICAno.Iecemler2Jd. 1897.
A dividend of 61 00 pcrtdiare will bt) paid Febru
ary 1st. IHOt. to tho nharehollers of this Company)
stock, regis tpred on thu t luting of the Transfer liooks
The Transfer Hooks will be closed at 3 o clock 1.
31 on Dec-omber "list, aud reopn at 10 o'clock A. 31.
January loth. ifePH w il PUKPV. Treasurer.
a'sTiTim.i: hTiucrr itiii-Ai.
Nt OKK, llec 21, 1897.
The coupons which will bourne due th Crst of Jan
uar, 1HU8. on bonds of tho Nasht Hie street Hullway.
andofth Nushvllle and l-dKetldd btreet Hallway,
will be paid on aud after that date at the ofllce of
Moore &bcble. No bO Uroadwav, Npwliork.
T M TEQKli. resident.
TUB NEW OIlK SECURITY INDTllUhTCOMPANY,
No. J0 Wall street, will po thecoupoii due January
1,1898, on the flrt niortKan;t bonds of the Oregon
Hallway aud Navigation Compiny.
Tbe Orejfon Itullrnitdtiii'l alirntlnn Cnnipnnx
lly A S. IIMUbLDACU, Chairman.
Glrrtioiw aud tttin$.
omciToF
T1IR CIIICl0. HOC K I4I.tM
AMI rtLIHI lt-llls a tUMt-WV.
CHICAUO, IU, Docemlicr2d. 1897.
A special meeting of the stockholders or The Chi
cago, lUx.k Ihlitnd aud 1'aclflc Hallway Company
dulj called by the Hoard of Dlrettors, will bt be Id at
tht General Ofllu) of the Company, No 144 Vau
Hureu street. In tho City of Chicago, County of Cook,
and State or Illinois un the I-lft-uenth IMh) day uf
tebrnar). A U 18H( nt 10 o'clock K M . fur the
liurposo uf considering, otlng, and detldlng whether
tbe stockholders of the company will consent tu and
will authorlro the creation of n bunded debt by
the U-suc. at such times and In such amount
as from time to time the Hnsrdof D I rectors may
determine, of bonds, pirahte in Oold Coin of
the United Mtates of America or the present
standard of weight and flnene-j-4. and not exceeding
iIim aggregate principal sum of one hundred million
dollait (SlOd.oOO.UUO), maturing January 1, 1938,
und bearing a rate uf Inten at not exceeding live per
centum per annum, payable semiannually: and the
xicutfun of a mortgago or deed of truU to such
TriihUe or Trustees a may bo designated by the
Hoard of Director, tobn dated Januury 1, A D, 1898,
to dOdire all m h iKtnds.whli h aro to be Issued for
the purpobo of refuudlug, redeemlnir, or paying, at
ur be for? maturity, oittiandtug obligations of this
Company. and of uch ether compatdes wl ose railroad-
hhall hereafter be acijulred bv contotldafun or
purchaho bj The Chlcatiu, Hock Iiland and Pactflo
Hallway Compan, and for the purpose of the future
eiilariftitieiit. Impruvi tneut or rxtenMon or the prop
erty uf thl Compan.and also whether the stockhold
cm uf theComiiuu will com 'lit to, and approve of,
mu It murtga,e fur securing tho said bonds as shall be
submitted to thu said meeting aud will ratify tbe
proceedings uf the Hoard of Directors authorlrlng
nuch buudi and such muitgnge or died uf trust and
Indicating thu pruj ertj lo ho coercd thereby, aud
for the furt lnr purpope of considering, otlng and
deciding whether -Vrtlde VIII of the Article of Con
sitltdatlon of tbl Compnny ndnptod the 2ud day of
June, In the jear A ) 10. at the said Article w at
ami udd at tho annual meeting of thn stockholder
i rtliU Company on the Sth day of June, A I) 1K89.
shall Ih further ami nded so as to read; "Tbe highest
amount of funded debt to which the company shall be
subject shall not exceed $100 000 00n "
It. H OAULF, President.
W, O PDHDY, Secretary,
KUCfc OF Tllr AMKH1CAN COAL COMPANY.
No 1 Uroadway.
V OHk", Dec. 7, 1807.
THE ANNUA! rLFCUOV fcr Directors of the
American Coal nmpHii of Allegany County. Mary
land, will 1h held Ht the Compau's onh lu the city
of New lork un riiurda,the .10th day of December.
lbi7, between tin hour uf 1 J and 1 o'clock I 31,
01 OHlH M HOWIJIY (secretary.
XTullCb IS llrltrltl IIrS that thwannu7il ineet
1 luguf thnntui khutdirs of Ihe Do I a Vergno He
frikeratlng Maihlno Company will be held at thn
ofllu nf Mttld Uumpinj, fout nf r-ist 1 idth street,
Si w Virit itv. on ruesda), January 11th. I89H, ut
t. o'clock 1 31 , fur tho purpose of i letting trusties
of said Ooiuiau fur the ensuing year
JOHN V. K!IODrS, Secrotary.
TTI NTIOS -01 1) lift OHIN DI 1' HIUDUATK U.sf
A M-HSlTi Ot riIEClT OF NKU M)HK. 311 DI
PAL DrPMiTMlAI", inPAKSA Srt A,M IS
DIF M OF Ml IU D Hit. HIUMH K has Im en
Ion ist r ektal lUhetl nud has had mure t im riem v tltuit
any other advirtKlng iih)sIcUu ilt paper ipnu
thu UnUir hU sileutlflo triuliueut bloml and skin
dlmascM, palut lu Uhk, red spot, sure throat aud
mouth, uhirp, painful swelling, kl tmy and bladder
cujui lalnl-f, Miuldlng lutlnmmatlun, gravel, undevi (
upetl uri.an,weuk back.loHt ltalll),aie iieiflll pt r
maiit ntt itiri d 31 u ubuut to tnurn itliutild (oti-uilt
OI 1) DH (iKIMH 1 Kry Imp-dlimnt removed
buirerers, do imt waste time tlsltlur It ckltful h
lrlsim Hinieiiiber. OI D DH niHSDI.) mtrfull-i.
Or KICK OM H in M- HS at 171 Uint l-'lh H l
tii.UIi iud7tbavi Advice fite Medldtie
Hour- (Mu 9 Mimla), 0 1 I NucliargeuuUsi cureu
" lilt. 4IIK 1st 3Jir a Hpei hitUI In illti
enMtir men uul, '; id kett ) crmpmnt ( ure gtur
niittp I Jn all (U u HIimmI puIm-.ii, sklu dle ut n,
klduu and bladclt r trouble ucakm, uervtuH dehil
ll, eirurs of jt-uth, I uildn im. limb vt lu ed urgiuis
tuiedlim iitf lu murrliige, &i I to wIm iunult the
unl 4dditlul ft lulhlt ill) Ofilu1 out tr- Munut
1JU Fsot Uthi-l near PiiIuii h purr lluur. 9 t.iU;
humlavs, to .1 hileuttile tieatiueut nil I udlio
free Medicine unl Mm No ibirge unit m tint d
", . !! KIWI I'I'llIMM T t I HP
liMlleiiMH uf men, daiut rous tii.( HnlUitd. tUl
ut utii ei tliue Ii nn jni. (Jiil Mrht Ijm Hih utllb treat
ii.) ut hlinulil all IheleuilIiikHpii lulUt Dr Itoini bin,
1V7 f (-'-1 -I . W Hi I TtiU hitudu. 10 In I
nH f tiNKIsSANn VHIl M I'ritutu rixiiinii inn
truu w lib full i-taffuf tralui d iiunt 117
-17th ht llimrs IMi
LA I) IK, Hi CMctriUr't English Pennyroyal Pills
Miuj-'M rrir.Ji. ro tho BOSt . H r
Tak" u oitrt N-ti4 i , li, f r i-trtcUr. ttf Uf
Ut Uivi i urtss ly Iteturp Mnl.,, At lrf-ri u.
ChlcUoatir UietuLcarco.. I'LlUda,, Pa.
M" His it! hT midwife Umrdu ladleaicoutliumeuuT
aduptluii, uuuililemlal treatmeut. slrUlly prl
Tate, uu slgu. JJ7 L-ut &uth.
, ' mm
j "dfct nxA. $M
'PWO BACHELORS, s.lcel 7 room flaUhavd room JllK?4
I for mOnnl. ronirrulat Rntlrmani.nindral. . ill
COMFOIIT. loi IBM Mm uptown offlc. 1805 Dilwaji & 3
l 7TH ST, Si WEST.-Mcillnm IM room, with ISM f.
A. I board) alnulo or iloublei nlsosloglo roumf nf.l1 'I i
OMTH M. A4Tbt turnlahrii ifiron'Tplarlori iftff vj
with piano, flf oilier ruonni rxwll.iit hoardl j?M &
OJ TH STTiiTwKsT -llamlsomrlr furriliiirprl larsn UK
"J anil small roomsi oxctllciit loanli rrtereticts. irsBl
urniuhr d aKopraaSSvpartiucaw to $Jk
Heal llllh. SH
7jnFI.VVICH ST, nie-llwinn, 8t) rilRtiU t Ptt
VJ Mcckuinvnm; pas, roailiui; room htarr llotrl. -dH
Jflntit. nntl uartmtntj; (So Set. )ffl
THEFIFTH AVENUE," M
loti.iiH Thrrn axi'm k, iih, mrtii it. oJB
hlrzant npartiiioiit. M ruiuiis ami balli, 'Till rrnt 'itm
roasunalilcs i-ar- or vauiu'i. iiariv Iravlmr cltr. SJ
Apiiirio w u itoiihins, nupj. i
17ll VNK1.IN ST., 211 1 -otitliwi st corner Washing ?
loust , 4 rnonis ml jrr inniitli aril, j
rpVo HU1IMS1IH) M AT4. six nwiii.liuiTTia'ttaira' SX i
i- flupdi nrst nnil mtli irj ligliti rcfrrcmTSt D S ft
nil $4ft Jaiillnr, 04 i st (Kill M ff i
lOrjll ST . Vis PAST -Apa-tiiicnta or thre. anii W
AXdU four rnoinsi nil lliiht roomsi i lionp ruit. ' "Sin
itfi ami apartmentu WnntriT, 'hhjB M
.-I.AT WAMl'D In IlrooUin. Iiy married couplD S 5
A wlihimt Uitlilrrn In fllneil iiflhliorhooilt'fm , $8
nlslml prcr.trul Semi full imitli-iilars tn ffl?
U I.USO, Imx 111, inn ofllce, Now York. 'W! )d
'i!
Heat (Sjstntr or Salt long MnmU 1 v
THE SUN "
Harlem Branch
u9 west i25th street 1
Ql Tfl ""' "rv ""' AClH-SKooilrlchland"i ' lf
v.i)J.OU Jillirr'aPUci-, I.. 1 . i onvrnlent lo station ,
nnil luit slmrt illstun o friuti tun hniiiiili Ian i ndaptdl 4
totrnekliv small fruits, or inultrvi no rocks, stones, i"x
urswiiiniiit onli 1 coa, then sniall inoutlilv pav, &
mints, litis Mitiriiiititil, iiipil fn : ImnicdlatD pos- jS 5
session Arltrur furtlii r i art(tntars S K
lllSLKi . Ill Chambers st. ftm v
gUat estate f ox .Sale or eSxcUniinci I
' " " &
1"".t"IIAS(11', private lunise, llnrli ill. for fron roua- M ' ,,
Jtrj place, ftUitbtcr i minti , tnulti til, 000. SS '
lll IMi, :nn Madison ar. J
i'ublir 3lotUcjJ. M
posT oi ncn NoncK "g .5
(Should bo read DMI.Y li) all interested, aa changM P d
mnyoiLiirnt nuj time) iU$
XorHitn malis tur thu vicek niitliic Jan I. 1PBS, 3 ,'
will ilnia (I'llOMl'ri.Y lu all issi-slat tlie (loncral ,1
l'ost OfllieusIolloHS I'VI'LHA I'O'ST MAII.b clos IB V
ont' hour earlli r tlmuiloilng tlnm shown buloiv Qi,
TIIA.NSA1 I.A.STIO SUllA 'jK
ttHlsrsm! At T.V.JI. (silipk-nirlltarrO A. M)
for H'Utirr, T trnmliliM l"aul, vlu bolltll U.
atniitiin (letui fur lr.lsiiil mint lioiltrerted "per J? :
ht. I'aul") nt i A :i fi r III 1.1.1UM direct, per S
sTeamshlp Kenstimtoli. via VI tworp dotters must il I
b-illrcji'i1 "per UiMilnMii") at A. 31. (sup- s f
tilementarj lo .10 A. M ) for y UHUl'K. jwr steam V ,t
ship Malistlt. xlaUutienstiiuli 1 Ym
Till UMiAY.-ttSA i for ObSOA, per steamship J (
Kuisir Wllliclmll (letttrsrmustlMidlncteU "tur 3 "il
KalsLrUlllirlnill."i A lli
SAT1Tltl)i, . M. for HUNCE. SWITZEtt- i JM
l.AM). I1IA, SPAIN, 1'OUTUflAI.. TUHKEY, r Tl
U!UT and imiTlsIl INDIA, pir sttamshlp La ,,$ m
1 IniiiiinRlio, via Ilavn1 (letteis for other parts of Ql .
rurtiie must ti' illreiteil ' m- l.uChalupagne")! fe 1.
at HA M.forI-TiIHtl,AMs illn ct. ier steam- ',
ship Obilaui. via ltotti rdam (letters must be dl- Br !
redid "per olniain"), at u A. M. (supplementary -S'
10 in 4..M irorH'IlOl'l.pirstiainshlpHrurla', 5
vl.itjuielistonn: at IDA M . fur SCOTLAND dl- J5$
net. per uleitiiiMliip Aiichnrla, v 1a tllasguiv tlettcn K
must bodlrcitLd per AliLhorla, ') j
l'KINTH) MATlin, &u -Herman steaniers salllnc W
nn liusdass tako J'rlnled Matter. Ac, for Oer- iJJ
main, mul Sp(i.lalli Adilressid Trlnted Matter, Wi-.
Ai , for other 1 arts of 1 urnpe Amirlcan and iCel
Milto sta. st.iiiners on eUneinla--s. Uermaii Jr&
steaiiienion Tliursilays. and Cunard. trench and d??
nermati steamiTs no sainnta)H take Printed Mat yTp
ter, At , for ull tounlrks for which they uroadver '
tlstil to tarry mull. V
After tho closlngof tho Hupplcincntanr Transatlantlo
Malls named alHiic, additional supplcmentar-r &
malls ur opened ou the piers of the American, ns
."UKllsli. l'rtnth, and Herman sti amers. and re-
main ojen uutll wlthluTcn Mtnutts of tho hour 3?
of salllnir of steamer. yk
HAILS 1011 SOUTH AM) CLNTKAI. AMEIUOA, 3J
Wl ST INDItS. A.I. .
TUrSDAt.-Lt 1 1.M for I.A 1-I.ATA COUNTRIES i
illroct, perhtiiinishlpdeorulan I'rlnio. at 1 P. M. K
forlNAUUAaud HAITI, per steamship N'avahoet .r 5
nt IJ I 31. for COSTA ItlCs., per slramor from ,? ,
New Orleans, at U I'. M for POUT UK PAIX, "S
IIONiIl-s. I'LTIT t.OAK, JLHbMIF. and 8T. f .
JUKI'. or steiuuslilp hihleswlu: at S.10 P.M.
forNLW-rUUNliMiNU, per steamer from North, Si
hjitney: at u P. M. for POUT ANTONIO, per .
steamer from flostou l
WL1NKS1Y. t J 311 A.M for POUT ANTONIO, S'
per steamer from Phllajlelphla, at 8 A M for 'f
1IMIJIL'I) pt r steamship Trinidad: at 11 A.M. for ii ,
NUAMJUNliLANl). perstiamshlp Portia, at 1 P. )i
M for CUHA. per stiumshlp Saratoga, via Havana. fa
TJIUKSI) W t Id A St. (suppli nn ntary 11 A. M.I $x
forri-NTHAt, AMI IIICV (en eut Costa ltlcn)and 2(-
hOt'.II I'ACIHC 1 OUTS, per sti amshlp i Inonce. ft
v la Colun (letters for iluatemaln must Ui directed il
"nir Unsni-s"). atllA Jl for hVNTIAOO DK V5
rlH nnd tol.OMUIA, tier steamship Panama :3
(letters must bo dtrittiif 'per Panama"), at IL m
A M. for JAM MC. per steamship Ardanrose (let x
ters for Ilellzi. Puirto Cortia. and (Juatemala Al
must lio illricteil "per Ardanrosn"), at 1 P. M. S
(supplemental- I 'in 1". M for NASSAU. N. P., "
Iier steiuio.lilp Antllla (letters must bo directed tj !
"per Antllli4"j. at I p. M. (supplementary ltilu fcvs
P ii) fur Nassau, N. P, and a.NTIAUOun 4
CUH, per sttam-htp Santiago r
FBIUS.Y M 12 '10 P. 31 (supplementary 1 P. M.) S
for I.VMVAHU and -A1NUUAUI) ISLANDS, per 'i
stiamshlp Pritorla (letters for (Irenada, Trinidad, V
and Tntiupo must bedlnoted "tier PrLtorla"): ai
1 P M for CAMPECllf. CHIAPAS. TABASCO
and i UCATAN. i erstejmshlp btRiirancn (letters
for otlu r purts of Mexko and for ( ulia must
beillrei'lid " jmr Hetruraiica"), at a P M (sup jd3
pleiiientnry S JO P M) for JrOl.TI'NI. ISLAND, III
JAMAICA, HWANILLA and (IKCYTOWN, pr 9I
ateaniblilp Alene (letters for Costa Hliaraustb. f
directed "per Alene"l; at i P. M (supplementarT , Jl
t IU P. 31 ) for II UTI aud bANTA 3IA1STHA, pe i f 1
steamship Kilt) , 3J
SATI'HDAV. t H 10 P 51 for NEWFOUNDLAND, i fl
ptrsttamer from North sjdney. p
Malls for Newfoumlland, by rail to Halifax an4 ,. 1'
theneo by steami'r, tlosu at this offlro dally at
H.30P. 31. Malls for MPuelon, bj rail to Dostors
and tlietico b sti amor, rlosn at this ofllc. dally at
B IU P. M. Jla'lt fur Cuba closo at this offlc. ., ,
dally at 7 A 31. for for.iardlutr by steamer. i
salltnrc (Mnnda h and ThursJays) from Port Tarn- .
la.Ma Ma Is for Mexico Cltv, ovirland. unlesa
speclall) iiildrestid furdospatch by steamor, tins.
at this onkH dallv at .' bu A. 31. and 2 30 P. M. '
lUeglitered mnllil'is s at ti P 31 previous dar. !
IHAVbPAI'IHO 3IAILS 5
Malls for China and Japan (specially addressed only),
pir steamship Fmprcss of ludla (from Van
louvir) close here dully up to Doo V47 at t) UO
P. M 31alUforChlnu and lapan. per steamship
( hlna (from San lrsuclco. o oso hern dally up t i
toilet- .11 at U 'JO I' M 3Ialls for Australia (ex
cept thus i for West Australia), which are for
warded vlu 1 urotie. New Zealand, Hawaii, FIJI.
and hainoaii 1st mils, per steamship Moana
(from San r raticlsco). close hero dally up to i
Jau IJ ut T A. 31. 11 v. M.. and 0 30 (
P II (or ou arrival at New York of I
steamship uranla with llrltlsh malls for J
AiKtralla) Mails for China and Japan, per steam :
shltiVMorlu i from Taconia), closo here dally up
to Jau l.'uti. .10 P M .Malls fur Australia (ex '
ceptWist Allstrnllai, New calaud. Hawaii, and i
lljl lata ids p. r stiumshlp Mlowora (from Van- 1
loinen.ilimi lure dully ufler Jan.llfand up to 0
Jnn J ut II ' P M. .Malls fur Hawaii, per steam
ship Australia (from hau r rani Ismi. close her
ililh up to luu 11) at H 10 P M. Malls forth. -'
hoihty I.Ulid.. iorshlp('ll) or Patietll (from Haul '
frsiiLlHO), tloe htredall) up tu Jan. JO at ti 80
P Jl
Transpacific malls are forwardi ! to port of sailing
ilullv and the stheilule of clo-lnir Is arranged oa
the prt sumption of I tie I r uninterrupted overland
traiult I ltehlsttred mall tloses at 0 P. M. pre-
vlouday.
i wit r i iiyn , i vjt t, i uiutiHwii
Post Olflie, New iurk, N . II. e S!7, lb7
Stati oi si '-iniiK, roMpi unit Fits oifioc
lint! M til i (U, sltAIHS, a MIAN Y. Iiccem '
lr 1 1 lHl'7 Piirsusiit to the provisions of Chapter
711 of bans of lhV", propos lis w III Ui rmiliel at thl.
oRUnuutll Yvi lues lav tin 'ith ila urJaiiusrv IHlls.
at W iiiIim k inn u ff tli it day, fur a limn of TIIHKQ
Mil I IllN IWiHtl'MlKI l ANllTlllUTYTIIOl'rtAND
Dul I Alt, for whli Ii transferable terllflrutes of
stm k.riulitered, prln pjl and luti n st ayable la
KOl 1, will M lsue.l 111 lliu imuii of the iH-nplii of th.
hlati nr Ni w iirL on th trulll of the siukliu; rund
rstabiulieil lit s ild i t, b ai ln till. r. st it the rate of
tliri pTii iituni p. r antiiim, paiable setnl uunuallr
on tin flrt iIjv of J inuar mul lulv a'ld the rlnnl
1 ul nliiil.utrabl, ou I im llrsila of Juuuarj, 1U1S.
'Ih'i-f I on. Is nn t vimpl rrmii taxation pursuant to
I hll . l bo, laws "f IM17 PrirfaU may b. j,
furllie iihnli' or am nit of the loan not less ,3
tlliu 41 lu" in .1 sui h pr. i.uW limit teaieoiupaulo I -uf
I v u . r it ul ' i e k fi i nn I r isat nf Iti.i uuiuuos -tt
ofllu" luu I I M 1 ir I'jiiiienisf.ir thu loau will b. f
ri .pilril lo Is lu ul on tie aiieptaiufl of the pro- j
tiosul I ili po-ll In Un llsiikof the 3IunliuttanCo In
tin ill ,1'Niw "ii r!t to Iho in III of Treasurer of
tin Mu not Ntrv 'iiuk i ii minimi .f l mul r mid," ot
Ihouiiioiiiitof tin unarl. .i.'lln'i with reintum
umluiriiil liitir.ni fp in Juiiuiiri I, MUi The
I'oiiiptriillirr. . rn tlm rliil t loiejitt all 1 1 Is which
are uot 111 Ills oplol ll uilllitiluiii oils tu lllti llitercits
of the stale luti i -t on tho lo ui rr. no the itrst dar
ofJaniiari li-is nip I ops hh ui the Hank of the
Muiiliaiuiiln ill Un (In of N . 'rk Ml propo, .
sulsiuiiht lo m'i I .mil iul i, ul I . in fori snat Im c
provi mi uls and Him li I In tin i inipiioltcr of th. ,
hlatoof i "ion. Ml. ii N
J ill s v Hi ill 1,1 . i iiiupiroller i
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jfiusuitotf tcnanrrs. ,'
I W ILL 11 ItM-ll VliM, It) I Ml NT aud pro
1 mule ii ii ....I nti-ii I n f M mi iitensi Attdies.
Ill Ml Si- 1 ii i. Sin link NY
1IIILSTIM1 al ttfew hours in tin 10 HUH tlrpulars,
1 curds al.il blllhra Is He ur 1 000 I HOAR
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