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I MQNTANS METAL YIELD.
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H) rib.r,r'. lucky Hlrl-. l rlt.pl Cree
ps -The T,..-nell'. .- 0O.t "Ml
IN Burnt. Dec. S8.-Close estimate of, Mon;
f tJXmctnl output for the year make the toUl
I S 000 00a Tho production of copper eotlly
I dV tho .mount bcln. Ut- 20.000,.
I' no oounds for the year. ITnctlcally all thlt
I TJ! waYr,rod.ce from the Butt, district.
I' The history of the copper Industry In Mon
fvl tna. wblch Is tho history of liutt dates back
N rmlrnftccn years. The actlre search for copper
wanlnisal. From that time the dally out
I out has Increased from 300 tons to 10,000 tons.
I Tho following flBUrcs show the production of
I eorper ln POuniIs nn0 for Montana from 198a
J- J?"07' P.0BM8I
1 48.0118,001
I !li '.'.'....'..." -7.71)7,801
H J22J B7.8ll.0Sl
9 g2 " 78,(100,077
B IPO' 1)7 8U7 UU3
I. " .'.'."...'.... 1I0.WB0.7RII
I. JSS? 118.300,30
i; ; ........!!" iB4.soo.ioo
I JSSJ "' . ' 1H3.0B4.7B3
I JSSJ 2R,B8,104
I' leie.timatVd); 2S0.000.U0U
p. ToUl l,87.B71.e8
I Taklnc copper at an nveraso Taluo of 11
1 . cents, tho total value of copper alone taken
from Butte Is $200,000,000.
Tho growth of coalmining ln Montana Is
( shown by figures recently given out by the
Commissioner of Labor and Agriculture. There
a rrcro ruined ln the State during the year end
lng June no last 1,003,283 tons of coal, valuod
at the mine at $'..,870,481. There were also
produced 00,182 tons of coke, valued at tho
ovens at $140,037. Tho mines aro not yet de
veloped to any great extent. The mine which
reports tho greatest production, 348,058 tons,
lias only 0,000 fcot of drift. Tho greatest
" depth of any of tho coal mines Is 050 feet.
Tho Marian Mining Company has been or
ganized and has acquired the famous Plcgan
mine near Gloster. The now ownois will at
' once drive a tunnol, which it Is believed will
bring to vleir a largo body of ore.
Bannock, the first capital of Montana Terri
tory, after being dead for twenty-five years. Is
J vapidly reviving tnxougb. tho enterprise of
fl Chicago men who havo been -working its old
J placers hy means of dredges. In 1802 not less
than $000,000 ln gold was taken from the neigh
borhood of Bannack. Tho whole surface foot
hills and dry gulchos yielded handsomely for
several years. The mines played out and
scarcely anything was loft of the ancient capi
tal when U. J. Helling of Chicago conceived
c the Idea of working the bed of Grasshoppor
Creek by means of'a floating dredge.
Soon afterward the Gold Dredging Company
of Chicago was ' organized. Tho dredge is
worked by electrical power obtained from a
dynamo several hundred yards distant. The
operations of the past season have been very
f successful. One run alone netted tho company
$7,000 in twenty-four hours, which, of course,
was from an exceptionally rich pay streak.
V The ground and dredgo cost $100,000 and have
already been paid for by the gold obtained.
1 The Western Mine Enterprise Company of
1 Butte has a forco sinking at the Horse Prairie
I mines, thirty-two miles southwest of Bannack,
I for the purpose of examining tho depth and
I raluo of the gravel with & view to putting in a
I dredge in the spring. Georgo F. Cope owns a
A long strip of pay ground at tho mouth of Grass-
hopper Creek and intends putting in a dredge
I thero if he does not disposo of the ground to an
B English company.
I CALIFORNIA.
I Los ANfiKLES, Dec 25. The bulk of the mln-
H lng transfers ln California continue to bo among
B unimportant properties, either undeveloped
R- claims-or claims upon which prospect-holes havo
W" been sunk deep enough to show a promising
I ledge, which are sold or bonded for a few thuu-
B sand dollars. Nearly all tho famous and rich
producing mines of tho State are being worked
and uro yielding big results, but their owners
permit ns little, as possible about thorn to be
mnde public.
The mill at the Argonaut mine, Amador coun-
ty, has produced a $20,000 brick from a clean-
up of the outside plates after a twolvo days'
run. The Centennial has been unwatcrcd and
will be put down to 1,000 feet. Tho company
that has extracted $30,000 from the tailings of
hi the Beldcn by tho cyanide process will work
v. thorn over again by the samo process.
f ' At lLindsburg a rich strlko has been made In
tub Tip Ton mine, which adjoins tho Skookum
I and Hard Cash. Tho shaft is down sixty feet.
n and tho vein has prospected all tho way, but nt
6 that depth a two-foot vein of rich quartz was
I struck which yields $70 per ton. A crushing
H- of eight tons of ore from the La Crosso mine,
f Stringer district, yielded $800. The Gold HID,
R ln Uio Rademacher district, has a shaft down
B seventy foet on a two-foot ledge of $00 ore. A
ft ledge has been uncovered on the Annex that
K" mills $47 per ton. A three-foot vein milling
$48 has been found on ttio King George. Tho
Mt W. J. Bryan mine has yielded $127 from 0.240
pounds of rock, which la at tho rate of about
n $400 per ton.
W The Mount Gaines mine, in Mariposa county,
at the depth of 000 fcot, has a five-foot vein and
at a less depth a two-foot vein that mill $25
per ton. The Merced Company has secured a
Mf Josn of $60,000 at 0 per cent, with which to sink
B ln the Mary Harrison a vertical shaft and
connect It with tho old incline shaft.
n The Dlostelholst dredge, wblch is operating
) near Redding. Bbaata county, in the Sacramcn-
to River, is doing very woll. An average of
two and a halt tons of gravel per minuto is
K' raised.
Bf . I. Ulnlng matters promise to be unusually ac-
H tl.v? In Siskiyou county this winter. .Several
s the big plants on tho Klamath are already
n operation, and as a large amount of snow
has fallen on the mountains thero will be no
I lack of water. Most of the placer mlnos ln tho
B balmon River section hnvo started up.
H .TJ1? Plosa McClcary hydraulic property
H ft Trinity Centre, Trinity county, has been sold
t1 McDonald, J. l'orter, L. Hue), and three
8 others for lji5y,0O0.
H NEVADA.
H Virginia Citv, Dec. 25. It is reported that a
M new process has been found for working the
m RmSra ?res wblch will revolutionize the en-
B i.,e district and set things humming again, but
I it is not possible to got details of tho matter or to
!!?? ? Bort- iV10, repairs in Chollar nro
tS?.ui. fln8hed, and it is Bald that active work
H ?.(., i I8,1"1 oon.' In A'Pba the northwest
t drift Is In low-grade oro on the 500-foot level.
F In Crown iointaead work Is being done in order
i BeV.Ul". ml.ne, ,nl better shape for exploit
H ..?C V,1.0 Urunswick lode Chollar continues
H Snd bullion to the mint. Occidental has fair-
' n-S0 ?r,.n.t!'e 750-foot level.
H ,.i,i (,iiW 5,-ttl0. near Wlnnomucca. has ro-
M whlr VTl.'vS? t0n.9 0f BOld ni "'Ter 0rea.
"Hlcb netted $100 to the ton.
Hj COI.0KAD0.
H .AE?VKB' !?'? 22.-Tho mining news for the
JlnorL" VnT !?iDg l0,,lnl!,d hy ,h Denver news-
thP,J ?J?n ,.h8 u"mI Now Yenr annual, and
H ..ei ,," ho.fomo surprises In store. The
Hi lniPFi!m ft J" ,d.1'"r,lct ,n' ",ttk0 a MronVahow.
f JSLSiS."8. 0,,",mi"C8. from a number of new
H Ihe'ir h'.S 1(Ii 'r""1, some mlnc ba'- d"-lnB
diiri? te".1"'1'1,'. duve'oped into regular pro
H S , , SSirc"ult8 of t,,, ew Process mills
com.lv " ",cr.cnc;o.irnBlng feature. Gilpin
and ll.nl li.1"' tl10 "JipiT '""trlct for growth
H ments i einr,m.,' ",111. "blbit some improve
H R,nlnllS'l'," Vmt ",ftl district will in
fmm tl ?iilfii,"rii"l'1?0. I.'"r'it tfo'n- Abldo
"ill bo Vonn ,r,?i i"8.tri?1? " r.,'"ul,.H ot ,h0 '"'
H tricts Vu Sl. l" lb"1;!,ftl , mliii's In many dls
H. lng "'.on i ,i,,rp,"86.l'llw,thu,lt "'iiglo inin-
1 . Ai 'tii r lu,l'0rtunt dUiovny of an entirely
S? rw i,.;x,"'1,,,",f Wf'lbly Hie Vhitchorn
has atlnu. , in1,'ni,..b;''.',' '"'covered, but which
H Tl e Hnir i ,ltV'"11,"" "h mentioning.
one of" to l)hyn,!"i"c' ." trin",lu l'''k. no"
K John , kie. Vr,ui!vr, liva ot. tllu CHI1'. Carl
H 10 (M uVn ,1'' i'!1;'"','"'' l8 l'0-'ktl " fUilV
i nt tl i,r..."l"n'u l('"""i tho (.oiitli end
sB nut fail Vi.irt .. '-iUe ""P" this nionti, will
are only I cJhmln'V!' '.wl'lle tho ."''Ipments
H of fatp' i,h . '" l:;11l111' '" enso of the Irony
M "Iter the orj B iS. "," "." ,lbi'nloneil leuso
siSrS'S !!'w-
H i, I'nm'lc ffw 'h,2.,yc?,r " 'lovolopioont
fTB nincnil oi.i'.i.i....-'li ." ",0 d scovery of
fX0ld-i.m.)i " J Krl'L '"""hotrutcs that the
111 H?bf!"'"irwfT5riWer ,,la" Wtt8 b0-
MM ??"""' 'etlng ' a ttr'i,ullsU w'" bavo been
mm lloulder t, Ward m?.nUi,B,) rilll'- Tom
fl-lsl 1""" """four mil. CfU?,'' ihav,. Purchased a
sHsM .a"l.i sj-iidlciiii.i .... i Another l'ennsyb
mm pent f'epihi 'ft,, '. 7 ' Magnolia Hill at
Wh whe c, , ,' ' "l i 1 ho 3.000 feet In
B'cvclnbctalnVran.tr,Ur,htta
- ' ' " ''- ' ' I I .. . . , , . I I I -I JIM
largest package greatest economy. Mode only by
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
"'miki. BU Louis. New York. Boston. Philadelphia
streak about twenty Inches wldorunhlng ash gh
ns $20 per pound, and the owners oro sacking
this stuff for a Christmas shipment. Last
week a Boston company purchased a grout) of
claims at Hunnysldo for 850,000. Tho Morn
ing Htar mine bns yielded during tho past six
months nhmtt $50,000. The Utlca mino at
Ward, which has beon producing oro to the
Taluo ot $15,000 each month this year, has re
vealed n now strlko at a depth of 700 feet and
200 feet from tho shaft. The ore Is pyritlo
gray iron.wltb peacock colored ore lnterspcried,
and It averages $105 in gold per ton. During
tho summer a man 'rom Missouri purchased an
undeveloped claim in Ward for a fow dollars,
and now ho has n. six-foot vein with oro assay
ing $100 per ton and hotter.
Ground has been brnkon in Aspen for tho
new concentrating works tt bo run ln the joint
Interests of the Molllo Glbionnnd tho Ar-gentiun-Junlntn
mine, to cot $40,000, with
n capacity of 100 tons. Tho low-grade oro on
the dumps will be worked up by this mill.
WASHINGTON.
Seattle," Dec. 25. An effort is being mode to
interest capital In tho rebuilding of the Monte
Crlsto Railroad on a higher grade, where It will
bo Impossible for tho cation streams to 'wash It
out.
Tbo copper mines near Index, on tho Great
Northern Railroad, aro becoming productive,
and a number of them lia vo rccontly mnde satis
factory shipments of carload lots to tbo Ever
ett smelter, the oro netting about $25 per ton.
Thero is a rich copper licit here, from thirty to
forty miles ln extent, flanked on the south and
wosl by tho Great Northern Railroad, and with
in easy dlstanco of tldo water and smelting
facilities.
ALASKA.
8KATTLK, Dec. 25. Tho Unga Island mines,
which are owned by San Francisco men. havo
been turning out a largo amount of bullion
tho production being only second to that of the
Treadwell. Nearly all the miners, however,
have caught tbo Klondike fever, and contem
plate leaving early in the spring.
The Chicago capitalists who purchased the
Greek mines on Berner's Bay for $125,000 aro
sending ln a large amount of mining ma
chinery, and will push development this winter.
The Treadwell Company has Just contracted
with Puget Sound sawmill companies for
2.000.000 feet of lumber, to be used In the con
struction ot their new tlOO-stamp mill.
BOCT1I DAKOTA.
Dkadwood, S. P., Dec. 27. A second double
dividend for tho liomestako is announced this
month, and tho mlno bas this weak paid
$75,000. or twice the usual amount.
Tho new Hello Kourche Smelting Company
has survoyed n slto for a largo smelter at that
place, and work on tho buildings will begin
soon. Tho Golden Reward Mining Company is
also on the point of orectlng n smoltcr on tbo
Belle Fourcho River. Tho Burllnston road
will be extended to tho sites.
Tolluride oro has been struck in new ground
near Squaw Crcok by old prospectors. The
vein nt flret was narrow, but Is now tne full
width of tho shaft, and Is getting richer. As
yet it runs only about $3 in gold and some cop
per. A sale of the St. Elmo in tho Southorn Hills
has been made to Capt. Marsh of Omaha and
others for $75,000. and they will push tho
mine. Included in tho deal is a ten-stamp mill.
BRITISH C01.UM11IA.
Seattle, Dee. 25. Fivo concessions have
been taken up on Tom Creek, a tributary of
Omlnoca in Omlncca district. This property
lies on either sido of the stream for a dlstanco
of two miles and a half, and prospects from $1
to $1.50 to tho pan. It is a hydraulic propo
sition, only requiring tho construction of a
ditch throo miles in length to afford plenty of
wnter with a strong head.
In tho Centre Star mine, Rossland, a now
strike has been made on tho War Eagle vein,
which passes through tills property near tho
Iron Mask side lino. Tbo strike shows twenty
feet ln width.
In tho Ferndalo group a striko has been made
of $52 gold and copper ore In the bottom of tbo
ninety-foot shaft. This property embraces six
claims.
A ten-'tamp mill i be!n packed ln over the
snow to Forty-nine Mllo Creek, to bo used on
tho ores of the Referendum group. At New
Denver a three-eighths Interest in tho Califor
nia mlno has been sold for $15,000 to Marks &
'Jo.
The Fidelity is making another shipment of
sixty tons that will go 100 ounces silver and 55
per cent, lend to the ton. This ore Is being
rawhided down the mountains from the mines.
ln Whltewutor dls.rict tho Peoria Company
has made some Important strike-, the ore go
ing from $112 to $482 to the ton in silver and
gold. One carload, shipped recently, gave re
turns of $480 per ton.
MEXICO.
Guatmas, Dec. 25. Tho sale of the In
guaran copper mines to Rothschild and Mira
beaud of Paris lor soveral million dollars has
been the r con It of prolonged and thorough Inves
tigation of this great copper deposit The ex
perts have all agreed that there is an enor
mous quantity of ore of fine quality In the
mines. McsBrs. Rothschild and Mlrabeaud
will build two lines of railroad, one to connect
with tho west coast and tbo other with the
western branch of tho Mexican National Rail
road. A Callfornlan just returned from the Yaqul
country tayB that "most of the people wboare
going there ore from Arizona or California,
where thoro Is ten times as much placer gold
easy ot access us tho Yaqui River sands con
In tho Cbuenbabe, Sonora. a body of gold ore
has been uncovered. In tho Cerro Pneto a
ledgo varying from llvo to twelvo feet wide hns
been struck ut 200 feet, from which tho assays
vary from $0 to $15 ln gold.
Court Calendar Tills Dar.
Appellate Division Supreme Court Iteceis until
Tutiduy, Jan. 4. 1HUH, at 1 P.M.
Supreme Court Special Term Part I. Motion cal
endar calleil at 10: 10 A. I. Part II. Ex ur mat
trr. Part III. Motions. I)murrr. N'ns, ai, 6K2,
62.1, 624. OSS. 62(1. 037. S2K, H2V, 030, S1, 8112, fill.1,
804. 039, 83U, 887, RUH, U03, 1104, HflU, 030. Pre
ferred Causes. No. 5U23. A2S1. SU4H. OUOK. Part IV.
Law and Fact. Itoj. 6077. 0730. o'Dll. B04fi. 4843,
4H1U, SI 17. S254. 042U, B4RU. BllStl 1807, 4UU0, 1US9,
S381, I1U42, 4N00. 1UH0, D671. .'.Mil I, GH30. SS2R,
SK5U AU24, S82H, OOSK, 01)4 I, 2MR.4237, 0508, 6800,
0H0U.D12B, 6243, Ii:l46, .1410, 0740, 674S. Part V.
Cum from Pari IV. Part VI. Motions to be sent
from bpiclsl Term. Part I. Part VII. Elevated
Ilallroad cases. Trlsl Terra Psrt It. Preferred
CaUfcOS No. 12084, 12410. 14021, 14128, 12S28,
13.143. 13344, 1301)8, 14173, 13416, 12378,
12D77, 11740, 1H113. 131,04, 14011. 14031,
11746. 14141, 14618. 146H3, 14677, 8203. Part
III No. 4082. 4U2I, 6308. 6U32. 7r23. 7118,
7288, 71IU0. 06611, OOHII. 7B76, 877. 5S40, 71U4, 7838,
7124, 6205, 4N34, 238N, 2408. 340U, 7668, HU7H.
7417. 7598, 7412. Part IV Cases from Part III.
Part V. Cases from Part HI. Psrt VI. Caaos from
Part III. Part VII. Kos. D224, 7788, 70111. 8213,
7855, 7K50. 78811, 7636, 11070. 81 36, 61 67, 7302, 62U7,
6208, 0205, 4HK3, COO 1, 6.154, 7446, 74112, 7702, 782U.
7831,7838. Part VIII. Cases from Part VII, Part
IX. Cases from Part VII. Part X Cases from Part
VII. Part XI. Cases from Part VII. Part XII. Cases
from Part II.
Hurrnuate's Conrt Chambers No day calendar.
For probate Wills of Louisa A. Felt, Jacob Strauss,
1'lilllD Frank. Margaret I.avery, William Phelps, Kits
abcth llaldwln. at 1030 A.M. Christopher Lit tig, at
2 P. M. Trial Term Nos. 12111. 1222. 1316, 1200,
1211 1, 1202, 1803, 1300, 1310, 1S11, 130.1, 13111, 1318,
182U, 1330, 1831, 1382, 1334, 1836, 1337, 18:18, 1R3II,
1810, 1341, l.'U2, 1848, 1844,1846,1340,1847,1848,
1340,1850,1351.
City Ciiurt Special Term Court opens at 10 A. M.
Motions at lOillu A.M. Trial Term Part IV. Snort
Caines-Nos. 2.106. 760, 8100, 3208. 2342. 3080,
124H, 2IU0, 2101, 16P8, 33.13.8163,0844, 3502,3037,
2478,8863, 18.11, 2468. 3160.8181,3423,8838,8830,
3.1.10, 3832, 8788L-. 8200. 3122. 2420, 3471. 3050,
8802, 2802, 8061, ll-OW. 3001, 2682. 3732. 8628i,
38411,8053,8030,8880, 8862,3071, 3011, 8801,8464,
40116, 4080, 31168. 2883, 3762, 8038, 3532,8784, 3070,
3877, 8634, 4080. 4076, 4622, 4UI0.2030. 3052,8874,
3800. Parts I., II., and HI. AUJuurnrd sloe die.
Flint's Fine Furniture.
BARGAIN SEASON
opens with the New Year. Even fac
tory prices now reduced.
45 WEST 23D ST.
srtuanctiu.
HOLMES&CO
Ol IlIlOAIItVAV, it'KW Vllltli.
Ilrubrn or Hi- Xw Varlt aioeb ICn-hanae.
Ill eclve accounts and deposits of nruis, Indlrlduals,
etc., and allow Intereat on dally balances.
Iiur and sell for cull, or carry on margin at lowest
raits ot Interett on th Naur York, Philadelphia,
boston, and Chicago Stock Exchanges, Stocks, Ponds,
Uralu, Cotton, eve
Hraacsi omesi UaCraaan Us use.
rflUwuctnl.
Ar otf.tr i(Itrt(i(mnla undjr thll ftaacting sm
Sertnth raat.
KnM $brfeg
parage & Start Ojto
00 C3DAR STREET, fTEYV YORK.
CAPITAL.. .. 82,000,000.
SURPLUS 1,100.000.
Transacts a General Trust Business.
Acta as Trustee, Realetrnr, and Transfer
tientt Executor, Guardian, Administra
tor. &e. Takes entire choree of Ileal and
Personal ratates. Acta aa Flacnl Aajentfor
States, Municipalities, nnd Corporations.
Lcejal ilepasltarr for Court and Trust
Funds. Interest allowed on Deposits.
liecUa paaa tiirouah tho New York Clear
Ins-House. Moner lo.ined on bond and
mortsase. Iaaues Flrat Alortcasjo Trust
Gold Donds.
... OFFICERS. . .
OeorajeJW. Tonne... President
l.uilior Kou itzo...... Vlee-Pres'dent
James Tlmpsnu ... 2d V.ce-I'renldent
Artliu Turnbull Treasurer
Will am P. Klllo.t ..Secretary
Turk Wlllliims Aast. Treasurer
Rlobord .11. llurd. Asai. Secretary
DIltECTOItS.
Samuel 1. Ilabcoek,
rtiimont Clarke, Uustat E. Vtlsstl.
Charlrs D. Dicker, Jr., Lutbei Konntre,
William I'. Dlion, Charlton T. lewis,
Darld Dows, jr., Richard A. MeCurdr.
Itobert A. Grannlss, Theodore Hot to d,
O. a. Hsten.Jr.. Robert Olrphant,
Charles R. Henderson, Charles M. Pratt.
James J. Hill, James Tlmpson,
Cordlner U. Hubbard. G force W. Vounr.
CITY OF NEW YORK
31 Per Cent
COUPOX OR nBOinSIIED
Oold Bonds.
saATDBIiHO lOIS TO lOST.
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.
FOR SALE D7
Vermilye & Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Maaaaa A Plae Its. Koa. 97-30 Plae lu
The Union Pacific R. R. Go.
Omaha Bridge First Mortgage Bonds.
IlaTlng been placed ln funds by the purchasers of
tho Union Pacific Railway, at the foreclosnre sale, we
glre notice that the Union Paclflo Railroad Company
OmahaBrldfA first mortgage bonds, heretofore drawn
for payment, will be paid at the office of J. P. Morgan
ft Co.. New York, or the Loudon and San Franclaco
Bank, London, on and after January 1st, 1898. at 110
per cent, and accrued Interest to that date. This In
cludes all outstanding bonds of this Issue.
The following bonds call for redemption April 1st,
1804, and on which Interest ceased Hovember 1st,
1894, are still unpaid: Not. 025. 433, 1883, 1634.
J. PIERPO.NT MOROAN,
E. F. ATKIX8, Trustees.
SS Wall St.
New York, Dec. 23, 1807.
Referring to the abort, notice, we shall be prepared
to pay the abore bonds on presentation at our office
on or after January 1st, 18D8.
j. p. noniiax co.
TO TUB IIOLDKITS OP
Ohio & Mississippi
Railway Company
First Consolidated Mortgage Bonds,
HATURIXO JASJIIART 1ST. 1BDS.
Holders of Non-Extended Donds are requested to
present the amo to Messrs. BROWN BROTHERS ft
COMPANY. No. BO Wall Street, New York, who will
purchase them at par and Interest to January 1st,
1808, under tl.-lr agrroment with this Company.
Mrssrs. BROWN BROTHERS ft COMPANY will pay
the coupon due January 1st, 1808, on such of these
Bonds as wera extended at 4 per cent., under their
oner of June 10th, 1807.
The Baltimore a Ohl Southwestern Railway Co.1
by EDWARD IIRUOE, Secretary.
NEW YORK, December SO, 1807.
MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
NO. 044 IIIIUAUIVAV.
NEW YORK, Dec 0, 1807.
93rd Seml-Annnal Dividend.
The Trustees of this Institution bare declared
Interest at the rate of Sa per cent, per annum
on all sums not exceeding 13,000 remaining on
deposit during the three or six months ending on
the 81st lmt., payable on and after th third
Monday Is January next.
JOSEPn BIRD, President.
FRANK a. STILES, Secretary.
Peoples Gas Light
and Coke Co.
(OF CHICAGO).
The Annual Meting of the Stockholders of the
Peoples Oaa I.tght ft Coke Company will be hold
at the office or the Company In Chicago, 2 Madison
Street, on Monday, January 10th, 1HU8, at eltren
o'clock A. M.
The transfer books will be closed In accordance
with the by-laws, at tho close, of business Monday,
December 20th, 18U7, and will reopen Tuesday,
January 11th, 161)8.
C. K. G. HIM.INOB, President.
LOCOHOTIVES.
Richmond Locomotive and Machine Works,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
SIMPLK OU COMPOUND LOCOMOTIVES TO THEIR
OWN DKSIUNS OR TO SPECIFICATIONS.
Mederulx equipped ahxps.
AiiiiimI raiiacltr StlO locomotlrea.
Terms made aatlsfjelor).
Correspondence aallcltea.
Haskins & Sells,
Certified Public Accountants,
NO. 80 imOAD ST., NEW, YOniC
. ... r ! z ; r
gpL0NIALTRVST gMPUiY.
ST.PAVLBVILDING.
20. BR9ADVAY MEW YSRI.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $1,500,0001
TRANSACTS A QENfcRAL TRUST BUSINESS.
Acts u Executor, Administrator, Guar
dian, Committee, Trustee, HeceWer, As
slanee, Iteslrtrar, Transfer and Flicml
Agent
PAYS INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES
Subject to check, payable) at tight or
through the New York Clearing House,
and on Certificates of Deposit.
TAKES ENTIRE CIlARdB OP REAL ESTATE.
loans Montr on Bond and Mortgage.
ACTS AS TRUSTEE FOR RAILROAD AKO
OTIinrt MORTOAQE8.
IRARSAGTS A GENERAL BARKING BUSINESS.
OFFICBR&
IOTIH E, BOrtNE, Prrsldeat.
an, c. SlOKINrjOH. Vlet-rraawsata,
iAMBU n. TAPl'IN, BecreUry,
AUPAIip. OIlOeslIANN. Traunm.
UlalUNU U JUD30N. AssU rMentary.
PHILIP a BADCOCK. Trust OHoes.
TRUSTEES.
Henry Q. Bartmeysr. Cor I Mtysr,
Beewtll P. Flo war, Km. T, VardwdL
Lowell It PalBSC Chaa, U Steklnsaa,
John B. Dona, Henry N. Whitney.
Alehard Dslaflsld. Thao. W. byara,
Fereltat Xtlhnt, L. C Deasar,
Frank Cnrtlsa, Gsa Warren Bmlta.
Vernon H. Brown, John a. Dlckaraoa,
.a-dln.rO. Unbbard, Geo. W. Qulatard,
" avwrarfl wi-b.
Travelling credits.
CIRCULAR NOTES
OF 10 AND UPWARDS,
available in all parts of the world, for
sale at the current rate of exchange, by
MORTON, BLISS & CO.,
nl Xassan Itreet.
MORTON, CHAPLIN & CO.,
l Prlucrw Wtrcet. aLondon
High Gratia Inves'imnt SecurTtiesT
HiiTAiii.i: mri
TRUSTEES, INSTITUTIONS, AND
PRIVATE INVESTORS.
for n.ti.E or
EDM0HD,CER00a)
DANIifCIU AU I!O.Vl IIEALKRS.
Nftnbrn IVetr Ynric Stork Eicbantcc.
Ltit of current offer) nga sent upon appllcmtlon.
4 1 Wall St., New York,
490 Cbestnui St.. Philadelphia.
ganhfto nnd $xotts.
VtB MAKR A SPECIALTY OF
BANK & TRUST CO.
STOCKS.
P. J. OOODHART CO.,
Kinmiitivi ,. v. stock exciiajiof,
38 WALL STREET.
,avfi0is gnnk'sr '"
ISfifimiiFrfir the'savings'
OP MEIltll.WW CXKIlUfl.
No. SO UNION SQUARE.
UOth I)IVIIIED.
A Dividend for tbo six months and three months
ending Irirmher HI, 1N07, ban been declared to
all depositors entitled thereto under the by-laws, at
the rate of rtirrt nnd -One-lmir Percent. Per
Annum on nums from $5 to $3,000, payable on and
after January 17, lbUrt.
Momy dcpitsiltrit n or brfor January SO
nltl draw Intereat trout January 1.
Deposit nre rerrlTrd from all pernoai and
doi rxrluftliet from nierrhont clerk.
Ilanic open dally, holidays excepted, from 10 A. M.
to 3 P. 3! Satunlnvs frnm 10 A. M-, to 13 noon.
FRANK M. 1IURLIIUT, Presldt-nt.
.JAMES M. CONSTAIILE, ) Vl ....
EUWAUI) M.Tow.nwend, ice-rresiaentt.
OEOKOE O. WILLIAMS. Treasurer.
DRY DOCK SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
al nnd lien Ilonrrj, rr fork.
The Trustees liaedfclarecl a dividend for the six
months endlUK December 31st. lhUT, on all deposits
entitled thereto under the liy-lans. at the rate of
four per cent, ucrnuuiim on aums of Fire Hundred
Dollars and under, ami on the excess of Five Hundred
Dollars, not excreilliiK Threr Thousand Dollars In all,
at tho rate of Three jut cent, per annum, payable on
and after Jnnuary 17th. 1 BUM.
Deposits made on or Iteroro January 10th will be
entitled to Interest from January 1st, IRtiB.
ANDREW MILLS, President.
OHAHLEH MIKIIMMI. !-eTCtary.
WILLIAM V. rATTKUSO.V. Aas't Secy.
Union" Dime Savings Institution,
BROADWAY. .TJI) ST. & SIXTH AVENUE.
QREELEY .SQUARE, NEW YORK.
Interest crerllted January let, parable
January l!0tli, or any time Inter. Rale: FOUR
per cent, from " lo$SOO. THREE per cent,
on the oiccss up In $3,000.
Money ilcpi.sitcci beforo Jnnuary 10th
draws Interest lioni I lie llrst. '
CIlAltl.KS E. SI'RAai'E, President.
OEOIKJK N. IIIRDSAUj. Treasurer.
KRANClri M. l.HAKE. Secrotury.
THE NbW YORK SAVINGS BANK,
STH AV., COB. UTIIST.
The trustees havo ordered that the Interest to be
credited to depositors Jan. 1, lflDB, shall be at 'the rat.
of FOUR I'EH CK.NT, TEH ANNUM on all sums from
5 to (3,000. Deposits made on or befor. Jan. 10
vrlll draw Interest from Jan. 1.
FREDERICK HUOnsON, President.
HCFDS II. WOOD. Treasurer.
WILLIAM FELSINflEIt, Secretary;
rut: hau"mui hvi:;s.
8R0 Fourth Avenue, New York, Jan. 0. 1B0H.
THE HOARD OF TRUSTERS HAVE DECLARED
tho usual Hilt-rest under the provisions of ihe by.
laws for thu lx mouths eudlug December 31st, as
At the rste of FOUR (4) PER CENT, per annum on
all sums ot 5 auit upward not exceeding t,O0O,
payable on uud alter the tl.lul Monday, being the
17ihday of tlil mouth.
Tho lutirefl Ih carried at onrn to the credit of de
positors as principal on the 1st lust., where It stands
exactly asu deiosll.
It will k filter, d on the paaahooka at any time
when rociulrrd nu and after the 1 7th lot.
MERIHTl' TIUMW.E, President.
HOIIKRT "iiLTLfcitary
HARLEM SAVINGS BANK,
3ttll A !" TllllCI tVK., lll. I'JSlll AT.
Till". Tltl'STEEH DIRECT THAT THE usual semi,
annual dividend le .nla on all deposits, entitled
thereto, at the rate of 4 per rent, per antiunion all
aums from to to SI, U0, and ,1 percent, per annum
on th" excess to tll.uou; payahlo on nr after January
IV. Money deposited on or before January 10 will
draw Interest from January 1.
CHARLES II. TOOKEU. President.
L.IIOMEUHAUT. Secretary.
DeceinrH.r 14. 1 HU7.
T1IK fillWKIIW IIAK u KY VOllK.
t , ... NEW YOIIC, Dcc.aut, I6VT.
The Doard of Dlrrctora havo thU day declared a
semi-annual dividend of Six percent., and au extra
one of four per cent., free of tax. out of the earnings
of the current six months, payable on and after Jan
3d. 1MI8.
The transfer looLs will remain closed until that
date. WM. It, KURAU,
Cashier,
MEIll-'lMNT Ki IIAftflK ATIlAI, IIA.I(
OF THE CITY OF -NEW YORK.
DECEMI1EH 21st, 107.
The Board of Directors bavo thla day declared a
dividend or THREE PER CENT, on tbo capital slock
or thla bank, free of tax, payablu on and after Jan.
uary lid, 1HVX, Tho transfer hooks will he closed
until that date. A. B. Al'OAIl. Cashier.
i:iT HI1IK IIAli, '
NEW YORK, Dee. 88th, I8U7.
The annual election for Directors of thle Dank will
bn held at tho U.inkliiE Room, Noa. 4M5 and 4H7
Eighth avenue, on Tiles lay, the 11th day of January,
lbut, between the hours of 10 and 11 A, M.
Til Hit. M. nWlTllK. slller.
KIMTU .XATIIIVAI. UiMlt.
NEW YORK, Dee. E4, 1807.
A DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT, upon lha Capital
XX Stock nt this Link has been declared, payable on
and after January Ud, 1608. The transfer books will
t closed USUI that aata. II. U. NAZRO, CuUu,
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK,
Soe West Utth Street (Kesr Eighth Arenas.)
64TH SUMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
The Hoard of Trusters haro dlrortel that Interest
be credited depositors on December 81st, 1807. at the
rate of THREE AND ONEHALV PER CENT, par an
num on sums of S.VOO to 10.000.
Deposits made on or beforo January 10th, will
draw Interest from January 1st,
SAMUEL D. STYLES, President.
ALEXANDER C. MIL.NE, Treasurer.
Sit'iilnul.5 anil 3jnutts,
WlnsioLanler&Co.,l7 Nassau St., N.Y7cfty.
THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS ON THE FOL-
LOWINI1 IIONDS AND STOCKS ARE I'AYAIH AT
OUR DANKINU HOUSE ON AND AFTER JANUARY
til). 1MIIM!
Alexandria, Ind., Street Improioment.
ll'ackfonl County, Ind., Court Homo Ss.
Urciroiil, Ind.. N-hool Us.
Cleveland and Pitts. R. It. Co. Oi neral Mort. 4iS.
Cleveland and PlttshiirRh R. R. Co. Construction and
Equip, Is.
Columbia City. Ind., School (Is.
Columbus, Ind., Consolidated Funding Bs.
Cleveland and Mahoning Valley lty. Co. Consolidated
Mortgago Si.
Cleveland and Mahoning; Valley Ry.Co. Registered 6s.
Dunkirk. Ind,. Street Improvement.
Evansvllle, Ind.. Fuuded Debt. Loan Da, 4ial, 4s,
Water Works Us.
Grand Rapids and Ind. R. It. Co. First Mortgage, Ex
tended 4Ks.
a rand Rapids and Ind. R. R. Co. First Mortgage Guar
anteed '..
Oaa City. Ind.. Funding 6s.
Hamilton County. Ind., Annual 7s.
Hon?ock Counry, Ind., County 4s.
Indianapolis, Ind., Fund ng 4s: Southern Park Pnr
chnte III funding 4s Refunding 4s, Scries Dl Im
provement 4s.
International Okonito Co., Ltd., Debenture 8s.
Jasper County. Ind., County (is.
Louisiana Nat. Dank, New Orleans, La., deml-annnal
dividend 4 per cent.
LoulMana, State of, Consol 4s; Constitutional 4s.
Marlon, Ind., rM.hoolOs.
Marlon County, Ind., Annual fti; County 5s.
, wton Cotiuty, Ind., Dr Mnage us.
Northern Paclun terminal Co., First Mortgage 8s.
New Orlraus, La., Count.tuttouRl 4s.
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Ry.Co. FlrstMort
gopre 7, ".Series A"t Secnnd Mortgage 7s, "8crles
u"l Dividend Paper com., Special Stock.
Peru. Ind.. Water Works Kb.
Iteusselaer, Ind., School lis.
Tipton, ind., Street Improvement.
Traverse City R. U Co.. Coupon, No. S3, due Jan. 1,
1807.
Wheeling, W, Va.. Compromise ns.
Jau ary 4th.
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Ry. Co. Quarterly
. Dividend 134 ier c nt. Regular stock.
January tlth.
Jasper County. Ind.. County .
SJnilcD gtatts llorlpgt & rast &a.
r.O CEDAR STHhl-.r. -EW YORK.
Coupons duo January 1st, Imus, on the following
bonds will be payablo ntthoofllco of this Company
on and afier that date:
V. s. Slortg ige ami Trust Co., Series D.
Cc-ntral Vermont R. H. Equipment Os.
Rutland It. It. Con. 4 h
Northern It. R. of N. J. 1st Gs.
Nyauk aud Northern R. R. 1st Os.
Montgomery. N. Y
Utah btato 4s.
Washington. Ind., Funding Ss.
KlugCo, Wain., S. D. I.
Nyaek, N. Y.. Water 4s.
Memphis. Tenn., Rcf. 4s.
Trenton, Mo., School Dlst.
Rilling... Mom.. Funding Os.
Montpeher. Iiid.. Us.
Terre Haute. Iud., Impt- Os.
Hammond. Ind . i-cbool 6a.
Mllltnomnh Co., Ore., S. D. 13.
MMilvan Water Co. Bs.
Long Inland It. 11. Con.
Loin; Island R. R., No. Shore lirauch.
N. Y. anil Manhattan Reach. '
N. Y. Bay Extension Bs.
Montauk Extension 1st 5s.
Bradford County, Pa , 4s.
Kittitas Co.. Wash.. Os.
Pierce Co.. Wash. S. D. 111.
Spokane Wash., Water Works,
Allen County, Ind.. Court House 4a
Fur Rockaway, N. Y Water 4s.
OFFICE OF
Northern Pacific Railway Company,
MILLS RCILDINO.
NEW YORK. December 10th. 1807.
At a meeting of the Hoard of Directors held this
day. the following resolutions were adopted:
Where ..s. The in-t earnings of this Company arc now
on a babt-i which after providing for tlxed charges
and n rennuabie cash surplus for contingencies. Jus
tify the belief that the Company may, with safety, be
gin tho distribution ot dividends on Its preferred
atock:
Aud Whereas. The preferred stock certificates of
this Company contemplate that any dividends there
on aba 1 bo declared and paid luartcrly:
Therefore, Iw It Resolved, That there be. and there
hereby Is, declared from tho net earnings a dividend
ot 1 ter eent. on the preferred stock of this Company
for th-quarter ending December 1st, lHH7,samo to be
paid January in. lMis, totho holders of record of the
preferred stock nt the closing of the transfer books
on December HI. 1W07:
Resolved, That for the purpose of such dividend
the ttansfer books of this Company bo closed at 8 P.
M, on December SM, lbU7, and reopened at 10 A.M.
on January 4, 1H08-
l.t'JIU.n II. i:.tlll Secretary.
23 WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, Docemlier 10, 1897.
The above dividend or 1 percent, will be tayable
on January ir, li-UH, toholdonof record at tho close
of buxlueHsou Drcomber ill, 1807, on the books of
tho Voting Trustees for certificates of pr'ferred
stock of the Nottheru Paclflo Railway Company.
Tho transfer Iwoks of the Voting Trustees for cer
tificates for preferred stock will close In New York
and lu llerlln at II P. M, on December 21. 1807, and
will reopen at 10 A. M. on January 4, 181)3.
J. I". initti..N A: f.., .Yen Vork,
IIBUTCIIB IIAMi i IIKHl.tW,
Agent, fur Voting Trustee..
ST. LOt'IS Ar H.t Plt.'CI8CO
It.tll.no.lD to Ml' AW.
A dividend of two per cent, has leen declared on
tho first preferred tookof theSt. Louis and San Fran
cisco Railroad Company lo stockholder of record at
tho close of Ituslne.s ou December 22, 1807. The flrat
fireferreil atock transfer books will close at 3 I. M. on
lecemlwr 2. 1MI7, aud will reopen at 10 A.M. on
Januurt 7, .Mtfc,
Dated Sew York. December 1 3, 1 S(I7.
FREDERICK STRAUSS,
Assistant Secretary.
The above dividend or two percent, will be payable
on January u. 1M)h, to holders or tho VotlngTrustees'
certtflcattg ftir first prvierred stock of tho St. Louis
aud San Frauclsco Railroad Company, of record on
tho books of the Voting Trustees at the close of busi
ness ou December 2'4, 18U7. The transfer books of
the Voting Trusteei' certificates for first preferred
stock will close at II P. M. on December 22, 18U7, and
will reopen at 10 A. M. on January 7, 1808.
Checks will be mailed,
Dated New York. Dec mber 13, 1807.
J. KENNEDY TOD COMPANY. Agents.
TIIRJOIIY It. vrliTStCV (imiMNY.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. Dee. 24th. 1807.
The Doard of D.r. i-toi of the John II. Stetson Com
panv have tills day declared u hcml-annual dividend
of FOUR PER CENT, upon Ihe lirererr'd stock for
the huir year ending Nov. no. lH'.iT. and an annual
dividend of FOUR Pl.lt CENT, upon the common
stock; also on extra illvldiud of ONE PERCENT,
upon ill common sto k puyable Jan. loth. 1H0K,
Divldeud checks will he mailed to tockbolders.
TUEODORCC SEARCH. Treasurer,
A.llltltl! , MIIJIM1 t'(MirA.
ftll llrnadway, X. V.. Dec. 20th. 1807.
A quarterly dividend of ONE AND THREE-QUAR-TERS
PER CENT, on tho preferred stock of tills
Company has this day I een declared, payable Janu
ary 13ih, 18U8. to stockholders of record at tho close
of business January 3d, 1808
The transfer-books will close January 3d, 1808, at
three o'clo 'U P. M., and reopen January 10th, at ten
o'clock A. M.
t E. It. CriAFMAN, Treasurer.
THIS CHH'AliO JKCTIOJ nill.WAVN AMD
t!.lll HTOI'K VARUM 4 Oltl'.tW.
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, 4(1 WALL STREET.)
NEW YORK. Dee. Ill, 1807,
Coupons No. 15 of the Company's Co lateral Trust
6 per cent. Oold Donds will b . paid on aud After Jan.
3d, I8UH, In New York, at the onice of the Central
Trust Company, and In Londou at Ihe ortlce of lllake,
Dolssevaln ft Company.
WILLIAM C.I.ASE. Treasurer
Till! llKWKIl .V ItIO liltAtllF. It. It. l.
NEW YORK, DceemtH-r li, 1807.
The Hoard of Directors lm thl day declared o semi
annual dividend of ONE PER CENT, on the Preferred
Capital s ock or the company out of the net earnings,
pat able Jan. 1.1. ISO.
The transfer books of the preferred stock will close
at 11 P.M., Jan. 12, 18U8, and renp u on the morning
of Jan. lb, 1808, OtORtIK COPPELL.
Chalrm.ni of the Hoard,
titi.i: ;rAitATi;K Atl TllfHT .
1411 lliioitivviv, New Yobk, Deccmtwr 21, IH7,
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO PER C : ST.
has beill this flay Heclareil In- the llounl of Trus
tees, payable January , 18U8, to Io khollera if
record on tho clorlng of the transfer book-, at J P. II.
ou Di-cenitMT 21, lt7. Tlio books will !' opened
at 10 A, M, January il, IRlH.
EDWARD O. STANLEY. Treasurer.
i.oiisvii.i.r:, iir.viir.ii'so.v a.i t. i.otts
Htll.tVAV ".
lt Sltare, li per rent. 4Joiri HomU.
Tho coupons or Ihe above ImiuiIs. di:o Jan. 1st,
I8W8, wllllw nalil on January Sid, at Ihe oniceof tho
Hallway Co., No. 7 Wall St.. Room s
EDWIN M. POi r. secretary.
ThflSh rbmili-nl Itnl.ber 4 liiilii,
28 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK- Wee. 24. 1807.
Coupuns due Ian. I. 1808, on I lie 1 Irst Mortgage
Oold llouds of this roinpany will be paid upon pres
entation on and after that ilalc at the nftico of tho
Knickerbocker Trust riuiiiun, UrosclKay, New
Y'ork. WILLIAM T. IHIRD. Treasurer,
ri'TiK amount applicable for pal ment tc tbn holders
X of thecoupouadue j-inii ,rr in. IMOS.of the Ex
press Coal Line Clasa II II 'ii'la Is tlve dollars ou each
coupon, payable upon siirreuiler of the eoupons at
this oltlco. THE hTATK TRUST COMPANV.
Trustee,
ftOUPONS maturing '! proximo from the Detroit
Cltliens' street Itollnoy Company llrst consoli
dated mortgage 5 per cent, londs will lie paid, on
presentation, by the Now org Sevurltret Trust Com.
pany, on and after that date.
Mil frinii-leo A .Virlli l-arlHe ltslnn to.
Coupon No 1 8 of the above railway, maturing Jan.
1, 18um, wl I be paid ou sud utter J ,n, I), ut the
ofllce of IJtllENHL'illi, TIIALMANN it CO, 411 Wall
St., New York.
UltlllliKI'OIIT TRArTION 'IMIPA. V. "
Th. coupons of the Bridgeport Traction Company.
doe Jau. 1 1808. will be paid on presentation, on
and after Jan. 8. at tho onfc of REDH03D, KKltU
CO., 41 Wall St., N.w York City.
The Farmers' Loan&Trust Co.
10, 18, 20 & 22 William Street,
New York.
COUPONS AND DIVIDENDS DUK IN
JANI'AHY AHU PAYAHI.K AT THIS
OFFICK ON AND AFTKlt JANUAUY
1ST, 18118, AS FOLLOWS :
Alabama Grout Soiitlirrn ltallrontl Com
pnny first mortRriRo (I per cent.
American Flru Ktiliio Co.
Andcrann Electric Street Hallway Co.
Albion Water Works Co.
Baltimore &ObloSotith western HnllwavCo.
Ilaltlmore & Ohio Southwestern It. It. "Co.
Harrle Water Co.
Btith Water Co.
lirrnham Water Works.
Brockport and Iloltey Water Co.
Buffalo Creek Itullrrmd Co.
Caro Water Works Co.
Carolina Central Ilallroad Co.
Charleston, W. Va., Water Works Co.
Chattanooga Water Works Co., consoli
dated slnlrtiiK fund mortgage.
Cincinnati and Baltimore Hallway Co.
Consumers' Gas Co., debentures.
Commercial Cable Co.
Connellsrillo Water Co.
Consolidated Street It'wav Co. ot Memphis.
Cortlaildt Water "Works Co.
Clyilo Water Supply Co.
East St. Louis, Cily Water Co. ot.
Eastman's Freight Cur Heater Co.
Evansvlllo nnd Indianapolis Hallroad Co.
Kvansvlllc and Terre Haute ltuilroad Co. I
Evansvllle.Tcrre Haute & Chicago It. It. Co.
Faribault Water Works Co.
Hot Springs, S. D.. Wat or. Light & Vower Co.
Herkimer, Mtihuwk, Illou and Frankfort
Electric Railway.
Hudson Itlver Water, Power and Paper Co.
Huntington Water Co.
Ithaca Street Itallwny Co.
Indiana Block Coal Hallroad Co.
Iowa City Water Co.
JcfTernonvllle; Madison and Indianapolis
Railroad Co.
Kauknken Water Co.
Keokuk Water Co.
Kokomci Water Co.
La Crosse, City of.
Larchmont Yiicht. Club.
Lake Superior nnd Islipcmlug Railway Co.
Meridian Water Works Co.
Middletown-Goshcn Traction Co.
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Co., extension
first mortpairc.
Mobile & Ohio Car Trust, P. & N.
Mosler Safe Co.
Mobllo T.ltrht & R. R. Co.
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge Co.
New Castle. & Chenango Valloy R. B, Co.
Omaha Horse. R. It. Co.
Ottawa, Oswego & Fox River Valloy R.R.
Co.
Olcan, N. Y., Wnter, Sewer, and Improve
ment, Bonds.
Omaha Water Co.
Palmyra Water AVorks Co.
Pcnsacola Water Works Co.
Pensacola and Perdido B, B, Co.
Petrolla Wnter Co.
Portsmouth & Suffolk "Water Works Co.
Rockv Mount Mills.
St. Louis & Cairo B. B. Co.
South Dakota Water Co.
South Yuba Water Co. Cons'd Mtge.
Statcn Island Midland R. R. Co.
Temple. Texas, Water Co.
Terre Haute & Indianapolis R. R. Co.
Terre Haute & Logansport R. It. Co.
Texarkana Water Co.
Third Ave. it. It. Co.
Toledo, Peoria & Western R'y, Interest on
Debenture Scrip.
Toledo, Walhondlng Valley & Ohio R. R. Co.
Thomas Iron Co.
Frbana Water Works Co.
Union Stock Ynrd & Transit Co.
Union Depot Co., Columbus, Ohio.
Vanderburgh County.
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific R, R,"Co.
Waterloo Gas nnd Electric Light Co.
AVashington&Columbia River Railway Co.
West. Side R. R. Co. of Milwaukee.
Westchester County. N. Y., Water Co.
.1 ANUABY f, 1808.
Detroit, Hillsdale & Southwestern R.R. Co.
Dividends.
JANUARY 10, 1808.
Jollet & Northern Indiana R. R. Co.
JANUARY 10, 1808.
Fredonia Water Co.
Minneapolis, Lyndalo. & Minnetonka &
Minneapolis St. R'y Co.
St. Paul Citv Railwav Co.
JANUARY 20, 1808.
Pekln Wnter Co.
Town of Westfleld, Union Freo School Dis
trict No. !.
JANUARY 27, 1808.
Holland Irrigation Cnnal Co.
JANUARY Ml, 1808.
Parsons Water Supply ami Power Co.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
Collateral Trust 6 Bonds.
Coupon, due Jnnuary lHt. IMUe). wit be
paid on ureaentntlon nt the ofllce or llir rXIOS
Till ST COtlPAXV OF .vr.iv VOItli. Wn. HO
Uroadtvfir. on and nrter January Ord, tNO.
Ilererrlns: tu the nbore notice the nnmunl
the coupon due Jsnuari 1st, lftnn, nn besid.
represented by IVIOV TIII'STCOMPAWV CICU-TIFIfATr.-)
OK OKPIMIT will bo paid on nnd
nrter January flrd. lMtl. un presentntlon nnd
atninptlip; or the Certtncntr. by
I'.MQV TltlUT riMIPA.W OF CtY TIII1K.
Chlcnrw. Indlnnnpoll. nnd LrfiulsTille ftatlwny
Co.
No. SO IinOADWAY. NKW YOIIK. Dec. 2R. 1807.
Coupons of the Klrat MortK-aRe Ilonds of the Louis
ville, New Albany aud Cntcaeo Hallway Company,
and the coupons or the refunding mortgage six and
Fire l'er Cent Honda of this Company, due Jan. 1,
1 SOI, will be paid at the Cbase National Dank, No.
S3 Cedar St., New York.
J. A. HILTON, ecretay.
:mvi!.roi.is a st. i.oiis n. n. co.
Coupons due January 1st, I HUtf. from First llort
aaiHi llondi of this Company will be paid after that
dale upon presentation at tho office or the Central
Trust Company, 54 Wall Street, New York.
F. II. DAVIS, Treasurer.
(Copartncr.'Shin 3?otirrjtf.
COI'AIlTNEnSHIP NOTICE.
Mr. LAWRENCE EDLMANN CHALMERS (son of
our Mr. Frederick Chalmers), who has signed "per
procuration" for Messrs. DltOWN, SHIPLEY A CO. In
London, and Mr. GEORGE HARRISON FRAZIER.
who has signed for us "per procuration" In Philadel
phia, bare this day been admitted partners In our
Arms, In this country and In London.
Mr. JAMES CROSI1Y HI10WN (son of our Mr. John
Crosby Drown) bas beon authorised to sign for us
per procuration" In rhllad.lphla, and Mr. EDWARD
CLIFTON IIROWN to sign for Messrs. BROWN,
SHIPLEY & CO, "per procuration" In London,
nnowN nnoTHEiis & co.
Dated January 1st, IS08.
0 VYAI.l, NTIIRtrr,
New York, January 1, 1R0B,
Mr. Clarence S. Day. Jr., tills day becomes a partner
In my llru, and the business heretoforo carried on In
my namo will bo contlnuod under the firm namo
of CUHKU'R N. B.tY & CO.
CLARENCE S- DAY.
Ofllce r IJIman llroo.,
Dankers and rirokeri, 03 Exchange Place,
NEW YORK, January 3d. 180S.
We take pleasure In announcing Hut Mr. KLISHA
DYER. JR.. has beeoiuo associated with us from this
date. U I.MAN IIROS.
. -. . nKi Slisr. ISO?."
1 HAVE THIS DAY given to 3Ir. Havld M. Mimes-helmei-
an Interist In my busltiesi, which will
hereafter be .-on meted uuder the Arm name of V, J,
LISM AN & CO , at my old adilrvM.
KI'.EDKItlCK J. I.ISMAN.
BO Uroad Street, New Vork City.
g't01ID51U,6.
lt01'OvUs will be rerelred ut the Ilureau of sup
plies and Account. Navy Depart incut. WashliiK
ton. I) . unt 1 'i o'cliH'k norn, January I, IKU'.I
and puliileU opened Inunedlaiely thereafier, to fur
uNIi at the New York Navy Yonl a quaintly of Port
luiel i-t nu-nt. tlax ravens, ttax e.intus. ei.ltotieunvaa,
tivlui-. burlaps, dry goods, rubb-r tuats.etH-oa mat",
seiei. lantern gloUs, leather be tli.g, liatlier.eui
luoU skills, stab zinc, braziers' coiijh r. Muh'M hire).
nlpliiK roldcr. galr.inlied Iron, lithrl'-atlng oil, laid
oil, v, tilling, stationery, belt punches, llnued bam,
pin n tup,-, needles, sowing sill., sail water Miap,
n . .-.ll.-ii seeks, tins for eofT e. tx-nus, alt uork, bolts,
nuts, washers, rivets, brushes, wludo.v gla.s, lamp
feeders, lumber, ali-ohol, shipping cm. and cases.
Plank nroiiusalswlll be furnished upon a, pllentloutn
the Navy Pay Ofllce, New Vork. KliWiN hTKWAKT,
1'armaBier-lleneral, L' S. N. Ii.'-I Oi
(Dirrtioiw ami aUrrtuin.s.
uitotuu.tv ivMiutii: ..
NKW YORK ll.'. 'Jliud, 1S07.
TUB ANNUAL ELECTION K)K lillKCTORSof this
company for tu. ensLlng year win Iw held at the omr.
uf the company, su and B-J William si., on WEDNES
DAY, January I2tb, ISUt), Polls opeu from 111 o'clock
to I o'clock P, M.
HILARY B. CHAMBERS. Exretary.
l&'KA . . , ....Jr... , aimaassMiSMl
tSttctlons ana gtltetlnn. I
OKFH'irOK"" I
Tilt! riiii-Ai.ii. itiitK Kttxti t
AXDI'Atltlt UAII.W.IV riMII-tv. 5
CII1CA00. 111., liecemlierail, 1807. 1
A special meeting of the atnekhnMcm ot The CM. '
cago. lbx : Ulaiid am Paclflc ll.llwnv Company
duly called by the Itnanl of lurecturs, will M hold at ?
the (li'itvral omeo or tho t'oiupaiiv. No. 144 vAa 8
llureu street, In the City of fhlc.igo, County of Cook,
and Rtati ot Illlnuls. on the Kit l! Tenth Ifttl ) .fi5 '
1 ebrttary. A. I). IHOH. nt 10 'ehwk A. M.. for thi .'
jniriHisn of cniislderliig, luting, and deciding whoth.r
the stockholders of the cnnimiiv will consent to ami
will authorlzo the creation nt a bjndid riobt by V
tho Issue, at such times and In men amounts
as from lima tn time Ihe llo.ird of Dln-clon may
,hi,rit,.,W,t L '"nl., l'yalilo In riobl roln of
the Utilteil Slates of America of the proasnl
stauilanl of weight and nnrii.. and not exceedlne
the aggregate principal sum ot one hundred million
dollars loo,tino.iiuii). miinrlng Jitiuary I. "tis?
and liearlng a rate uf imprest not exceeding live tr
centum tier nniiiiin, payable semi atinuallr i nnd th.
exi-eiillou or a mortgage or deed of tru'it o sncli '
Trustee or Triisic'S as may I.. designated by the
lloardnf Directors, totie dated Januarv 1, A D. 1808 l$
Jo .eeure all such Winds, which aro to be ln.ued fof i
the purpose, of refunding, redccmli g, or patlnn. at 'A
or befoio maturity, luitsiaiiiliiu iilillgatluiis of thla
loinpanr.atid of ueli oilier companies whose rail- v
roads shall tiereafler be ueiiilrd b cmuilldat on or i
liuicliaso by The Chicago. it(M'k Islnu I nnd l'acltle 5
Hallway i nniftanr, and lor thepiirpeseof thefntura SL
enlargement, tiiiprnveineiit or extenslo-i of tho prop- 1
erlyiifthl l.'onipaiiyiand alsowlietherthestiwkhold-
en. of thefoiniiaiiy will cons-nt to, and approvo of,
siir-h ninrlgnge rorseeurlng the sa'd Immls. as shall b
submitted tu tho said meeting, nnu will r.H'ft th.
prnj-eedlngs of the Hoard of Directors authorizing
such minds anil such morlnagn or deed of trust anl
Indicating the property to be covered thereby t and
forlbo further put pose of considering, voting and
ileeldlnifwhelher Article Vlll. or iho Articles of Con
solidation of this Company adopted tho 2nd day of 1
June, lu the year A. D. I HsO, as the said Article waa
amended at tbo annual in'o'lng of the stockholders
nt tills Couir-nnr on the Mh day of lune. A. n. Ihro
shall lie further amended so as to remit "The htghsil
I amount of funded debt to which theonipanyhallbe
subject shall not exceed JlOn.n lo.iinn,"
,, , , It. It. CAULK. President. ',
W. O, PORDV.Secretnry. 't
rpilF. ANNUAL Mr.l'.TlNtl of stockholders of the
JL . oi.ii.M.ti, TitiNT (OJIIM.W will bo held as
the oniiv, St. Paul build n. No. "so llroadway, on
Wedne-day.Jan. 10, I blix. At twelve o'clock noon, for
the purpose of rlPftliiK Trustees in tbo class whose
terms of olll e shall haoexplielnu i to All a vacancy
In the class of 1 Mill, us well aa to transact such other
business aa may bo proncrly brought before the
meeting.
Polls will lio open from 13 to 1 o'clock P. M.
J. W. TAI'HI.V.
Secretary.
I
go-st (Offirc Hotter
TJOST OFFICE NOTICE.
(Should lie read DAILY by all Interested, aa changes .
may occur ot any time.)
Foreign malls for tho weekending Jan. 8, 1808, will 7
close (PROMPTLY In nil eases) at tho lleueral Post I
oniccas follows: PARCELS POST MAILS closo on. i
hour earlier than closing time shown below. i'J
TRANSATLANTIC .MAILS, 1
TUESDAY'. At s A. M. for OENOA. per steamship i-
Normannb. (letti rs must lie directed " per Nor
mannla"):nt 11 A. M. (supplemrntary ia:B0 P.
M.) lor EUROPE. n r steamship Kaiser Wilhelra ;
iler Urosse. viasoutla'iipton nnu llremrn.
WEDNESDAY. At 7 A.M. isuppleliicnt.,r.v 0 A. M.)
for EUROPE, per steamship bt. Louis', via South- i
iimplon; at H A M. (suri'l'meutnry 10:1)0 A.M.)
for nCROPE. per stoamihlp iierinnnlc. via
Queenstown: at 10 A. M. for RKLIUUM direct,
K'r steamship Westernlaud, via Antwerp (letter
must tie directed "per Wosterntand"). .
BATritDAY. At 7 A. SI. for FRANCE, SWITZER
LAND, ITALY, SPAIN. PORTUdAL. TURKEY,
EGYPT, and URIIISH INDIA, per steanihhlp La
Ilretagne. via Havre (letters for other parts of
Europe must be dlreted "per La Drciaime")!
atSA. 31. for NETHERLANDS direct, per steam
ship Veendnm. via Rotterdam (letters must be
directed "tier Ve'i!djni"u at in A, M. (supple
mentary 1 1:30 A. M.) for EUROPE, per steamship
Auranla. via Queenstown: at 11A.M. for NOR- J
WAY direct, per steamship Thlngvalla (letters -A
must be directed " per Thlngvalla").
PRINTED MATTER, ftc (lermau steamers sailing
on ruesdnvs tako Printed Matter, lie, for Ger
many, and Specially Addrcs-ed Printed Matter.
Ac, for other pai U or Euroie. American and ' 1
White Star steamers ou W, dnesdays. German ,
steamers on Thursdays, and Cunard. French and l
Orrninn stean ors on satuntnye tako Printed Mat
ter, &c, fur all countries for which tbey are ad
vertised to carry moll. ,
After tho closing of the Supplementary Transatlan
tic Malls named above, additional supplementary
malls are opi ued on the pleis of the American,
English, French and German steamers, and re- A
main or.ee. until within Ten Minutes of the hour 7
or sailing of steamer.
HAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES, 4c.
Ti;ESDAY.-At 1 1 A. M. (supplementary 11:30 A. !.) S
for VENEZUELA nnd CURACAO, also SAVA
NILLA aud CAKTIIAdENA. Ha C'lrncao. per .
atennisliln Caracas: at IS 31. for GRENADA. TRINI
DAD, nnd TKIIAGO. tiernteani.lilplrrawaddy ;at 13 At
P. M. tor CTiTA RICA. Tlenmer from New Or- !
leant,: at h:30 p. 31. ror NEWFOUNDLAND, per Si
steamer from Norb Sydney: nt 0 P. 31. for TORT
ANTONIO, per steamer from Duiton. X
WEDNF.SDAY At :H0 A. 31. for PORT ANTONIO,
ficr s-eamer from Philadelphia: at S A 31. for f
Irazll. ier sttaiushlp Wordsworth, via P mam- a
buco. Babla and lllo Janeiro (letters ror North
IJrazll nit La Plata countries must be dlrect-d
"per Wordsworth"): ot iiimii A. 31 for HAITI, '
per htramshlp l'rlns Wlllem IV. (letters V
for Venezuela, Curacao. Trinidad. British ?
and Duti li Gulatm must tie directed "per ;
Prlr.s Wlllem IV."Jt nl 12:.t0 P. 31. (su
plemeutaiy 1 P. 31.) for f T. TIluSIAS. S I . CROIX.
I.KF.WAItll and WINDWARD ISLANDS, per
atea-nstilpCarlbben (letters for Rarl ados must be
illnvtod "ier I'arlbbe,.")! at 1 P. M. for CUUA, S
iter ste.imshlpConclio, via H.-ivana: nt 'J P. M. for "
1IARIIADOS direct nnd NOItlll URACIL, via
'.ira. 31aranham aud Ceara, p.'r etcamshlp Poly- '
carp.
FRIDAY. At 1 P. SI. (supplementary 1:.10 P. 31.) for
ST. D03IINIIU uud TURKS I LAND, p-r steam
ship New York: at - P. l. for PORTO RICO
direct, per -.team- hip Arkadla. i
SATURDAY. At 2:oi A. 31. for NEWFOUNDLAND,
ierst anishlp Itoitnuinlan from Philadelphia; at
h A. 31. for 1IEU3IUDA, per steniuHhin Trlnldadt
at in A. 31. (Huppeineniury 10:30 A. 31 ) for FOR
TUNE ISLAND. .1A3IA1CA, SAVAN1LLA and
CARTH.MIENA, per atcauithip Altai (letters for
t'Ohta Rlc.i mu.t lie directed "per Altai"): nt 10
A. 31. (supplementary Ili:3u A. M.) (or HAITI, per
sleauulilp Alps: at 10:3(1 A. 31. for OASIPECHE, v
CHIAPAS, TAIIASCO nnd YUCATAN, p-r steam- ,'
ship Yuniurl (letters for other parts of 3Ioxlco
aiid por Cuba must bediree'e I ' per Yuinurl "):at '
M.'lil P. 31. for NEWFOUNDLAND, per stme
frnm North Sydney: ot xiliu P. 31. for ST. PIERRB
311 ULLuN, per steamer from Xurth Sidney.
Stalls for Newfoundland, hy rail tn Halifax anl thenc.
bv steamer, close at this ofllce dally at s:3fi P. 31.
Slails for Sllquelon, by rail to Iloston anil thenco
by steamer, elo-,e at this ofllce dally at S:3u p. 31,
Stalls for Cuba close at t Is oflhe ilallvat? A.
M., for forwarding byateamcrs r,aiilug (Slunds). )
aud Thursdajs) from Port Toinpo, Fla. Stalls for
Slexico Clly, overland, unless specially addressed
for despatch b steamer, close at this otticti dally
at 2:30 A. 31. and 3:30 P. 31. (Registered mail
clobes at 0 I. 31. previous (lay.
TRANSPACIFIC 3IAILS.
Mails for Australia icxc'ept thoho for West Australia),
whl. h am fnrwurdtd via Europe, New Zealand,
Hawaii. I'lJI, and snuioun Islands, per stoamshlp
Sloana (from San Francisco), closo here dally up
to Jan. I'.' at 7 A. 31.. 1 1 A. M., nnd D:30 P. 31. (or
ou arrival at New York of steamship Auranta
with Urll h mall-for A str.illa). Stalls for China
aud Japan, per Kteamolilp Vlctotl.i(froiiiTacoiua),
close beredally up to Jan. it! at 11:311 P. 31. Slalla
for Ausiralla (exc.fit West Aiistrnlla), New Zea
land, Hawaii, ami FIJI Isl mils, tier steamship 311
os era (from Vancouvor) close here dally after Jan,
I'.' nnd up to. Ian, 3 al 11:311 P. 31. .Malls (or China,
Japan, aud Hawaii, per steamship llelglo (front
San Franclst o). close here dally up to Jan. 0 at
11:30 P. 31. Stal a for II, .wall, per steamship Aus
tralia (from San Francisco), close here dally up t
Jan. 10 at :3n P. 31. Slalla lor China and Japan
(specially addressed only), per steamship Empreaa
of Japan (from Vancouver), closo here dally up
Jau. lal at H:!I0 P. 31. Slalla ror the Sooletr
Inlands, per ship C tv of Papeltl (from San Fran
cisco), close here ilallv up to Jau. aa at 6:80 P. u.
Trsnspacinc malls ore forwarded to port of sailing
dally aud the schedule of closing Is arranged on th.
firesumptlon of their uninterrupted overland transit.
Registered moll closes at tl P. 31. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster.
Post Ofllce, New York, N. V., Dec 30, 1807
eltct 33ovd.
s-m.i hid..
OAtn ST.. 45 KAST. Exceptional opportunity fee
Ot high-class board and lar?, well-aniHiluttfd room
lu refined house; desirable locatloui best refaroncs
exchanged.
steal nide.
17T1I ST 2 WEST. Sledlum sized room, wills
I board; single or doublet also single room; refer
mv.
sTfll'll ST., VDl WEhri Furn'lshrd front narlor,
m.i with piano, 9': other rooms; oxcellent tioardt
,WlVW. .
31TH ST., 1 1 WEST. Handsomely 'urnMied suites.
'J w tit or without private tabic; also aiparate 1
rooms-, refereneei,
3 ril ST., '-'1 WFST. Handsomely furnished large '
l aud (..nail rooiiifi ex -elleui boar-lj references. j
Jurutsurii .oora5pnrimcut9 to &t
V..t KtCSw
G'ltF.r.NWK'H ST., SIO. -Rooms, COc. night: par
I week upward; gas. ren liiu loom. Starr Hot.l,
I. -Si mill Floor, bath: suit , private" hathi boai-if
nptliual. permanent or transient; references. 14
Westll.id.
.1 fCTH ST.. 1 in WEST -Newly furnished large ami
'tiJ niinll rooms: tinsels, electric lights, ana well
bested, rvntlcmi ni references,
4,Vlil ST.. 2(7 WEST. Handsomely furnlihed,
i J eoiiMv. well li-aiul room, with everythlhg flrat
dais, umll meiii r ferenees.
lnts aitti -vuanment 60 tt.
THIS FIFTH AVENUE,"
iii.i?.:in 1 11 ni ,ti:t 1:, 1011. H.1111 r.
Elfiinl upvi-ment. s room-, nnd luili, wilt rent
rca.on.ilile. iauu of vocuiic... iumi bavins ell. ;
Apply to W. (I MHiritlv supt
1st 1 t,, teh I uttilll Fiut lltll st three newly
I alnted rooms, quiet hoil.e. only SS lu U. I
"I ii''rilT 1 ITII45WFST Sl.idernapartmenia j
111) ut it rooms aud bath flnUued lu hard wood I
.xceedlugly largei vvutilntioui on. apartmcaS
(saoipls) rurnlsuod by Lord - Taylor, laijuir. a
prtoiuwa. w
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