his Investme 0 han 33 por cent, or from $060 in
gold to $83 1 wd,
These Boud olupon the AMPLEST SECUR
ity. They ar Ccaad one y Hen upon the road,
its earnings, u woditiom, npon over 50,000,000
acres of land, Wile of producing in abundance
all the Fruits, Veo stables, and Cereals of the East
ernor Middle Stas
The Bonds hat 2 yeans To vUN, and bear inter
est at the rate of 7.30 PER CENT IN Gorb, They aie
issued both as Conpen and Reprstered Bonds and
are being freely purchased by capitalists and those
who require a procminenidy vale security.
JAY LOORE UO
New-York, Philadelphia, and Washington.
mm
B71. Jose AND DixvER Cry Ryienoan COMPANYS
Fir Montaace Sixkine Fusp Lap GRANT
Box nS,
suit PAY
Beara Front Pre Cont Spe) INTEREST, Pay
ARLE IN Gorn,
FRE or TAX,
AND IN DENOMIN (110Xs or 81,000, $500, AND F100,
1
«an be obtained from the unde psizned, oF through
the principal banks and bankers throughout the
United States,
The attractive features of these Securities are re
cout, od in the fact, that, although they have been
but a ort time on the market, they are nearly all
alworhod, and but a small amount are now for sale.
They combine a perfect sceurity with a liberal
rate of interest, This interest account is made light
for, and casily borne by, the Company through the
operation of the Sinking Fund created from sales of
the Company's Jand, which many cases draw in
ter-st at (he rate of ten (100 per cent per annum.
The ace writy ehind then is waple in every particu
lar. as they consiitiie a hrst and only mortgage on a
trunk Loe of railroad which will soon connect the
city of stoJosephs, Mod (an bnportant raslway cen
ter. with the Union Pacitie Railroad at Fort
Ke oney, materially shortening the distance between
ie A antic and Pacific con isc Tu addinon to tins,
the bonds have a further sccanty in the fact that
there is included in the Marteaee the Company's
paeniticent Lands, amonntinge to 1,000,006 acres,
known tobe amens the best in the United States,
The Mo: teage indenture prolibits the sale of these
Lands ut less than Four of Dollars per acre, and pay
able o the Trustees under the Mortgage, for the
clear ud express purpose of retinng these Bonds.
[ia amount thus realized exceeds the entire
amar of Bonds which can be assued, and
Feave he road, property and franchises free,
im
Ihre Bonds have thirty vears to run, with interest
at Fis Per Cent, free of tax, payabie February and
Aner in eneh vear.
i
Boil principal and interest are payable in gold,
The principal in New-York. The interest au either
New-York, London, or Frank fort-on-the-Main, at the
option of the holder, without notice and in the gold
curreney of the country in which they are presented.
‘They ate conpons or registered.
Tr oatees—Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company.
The present price of these bonds is 00 and ace ned
joterost nocurrency, from Anenst 15, 1871 Dut they
are recov able at par and accrued auterest inpay
rent tor lands sold by the Company. The right as
reserved to advance the present sethimg price with
out native,
Vane crenlars, documents, and full information
furnebicd on application,
Tio gh acling as agents for the sale of this loan, our
fro buy and sell in their regular buses the bonds of the
At Luaeph and Denver City Railroad Compan jg those of
the astern Division €ight per cont (3s), recently placed by
ws al 7, being now quoted al from 101L to 1020 and
crued interest,
ue
Taxsek Co. Bankers, No. 11 Walls,
gg
The WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY, which forms the
chet link in the new and short through route
fran Clicago to St. Panl and the great North
West, is now completed to Hudson. Ome hundred
and twenty nales have been in operation “for a
voar, and had a large and profitable local busi
neas, and a still larger amount has awaited com
pletion throngh St. Croix County te the shore of
the Lake. The lmaber traffic this Winter will be
very heavy. Tmmense quantities are already piled
vip at the mills on the line of the road awadting the
completion of the connection with St. Panl, when it
will be distributed over the treeless praines of Min
nesots and lowa, Besides this local business the
West Wisconsin will get a large shure of the trafic
between St.Paul and the North-West aud the Lakes.
Yt as too miles shorter than the present line, and has
direct connections with Chicago. The road has a
valuable Land Grant of 1,000.00 acres in the best
part of Wisconsin. This grant, with the Road itself,
3s pledeed in support of the First Morteaze 7 per
cont. bold bonds which may he honght at 90 and ac
ered terest in currency of Wire, Morus Co,
No 38 Woll-st., and GWYNNE, JOHNSON Day, No.
10 Wallst,, Agents to the Company.
te
Fron Pen Cext First MORTGAGE Gorn Boxns
of the MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD Cou, du
dors «i by Alabama, $13.000 a mile on a completed
round. Particulars on application. For sale at 95
acd accrued luterest hy SoCTTER Co,
55 Williaa st.
nn tI
THE MARKETS.
Carefully renorted fur THE THIRCNR
[Carefully reported for THE THIRrNR
SATURDAY. Dee, 9, 187]
ASIIT Tie receipts tocar were 12 phos. Pots are in moderate
oes Lui steacy at BU@$E W. Pearls are dull aud unchanged
a bil
COUTON- Spat has rale] very strong, sud proces fully je. higher, owing
to gape n ly poduced estates of the crop. Nales bave been 2050 bales
C0 ‘nal over ge of whoel 190 were tor export, LI0Y for consuruption,
Thor sw ton snd 100 n transit Futures have been ln active jee
Gent 14 ge. Bivance. Dales as folly os, ub a basis of Low Middiing.
jue
Uplsnds Alabama New Orleans, Texas
Orieary coon dt) 17 ty hy
Gon Ordinary... ...104 i 104 1
bow 3a. co ous 144 PR 14g i
FD 11) ly 204 wi
deinkt BhsAlimay Birk 204 “212 Js

Tue .otatious are bas om Cotton running lu quality not more han
bai a gone wuove or below the geod quoted
COYPEE~Trade continues extreme! uiet parties holding off for the
EB ot iegrum; prices are porinally unclhaoged.
Flow AND MEAL—Our Flour warket has been, comparatively
qoet tue low and weGium grades at times have been very difficult of sale,
bot outers, in voew of the hnuted supply in prospect, the low prices cur
rent us oontoasted with Wheat, the small stock at Liverpool, Glasgow,
at Lanion, and toe decline in freighis, do not press sales, but feel cons.
4 A more active and better market at an early day. From the
North “est we learn warns mulls are ide omug to the cold weather,
0 ere are without Wheat. aud the supply thence canaot fail to be ight
for sore weeis to come. Our early reports of the Wheat erop, aud
were then thought to be erroneous, Lave since been folly confrmed,
A Cw i full assured tbat our pusit.on 1p regard to the crop will be
fo tried ere the close of January. The early movement of the
£000 bar wasted tie public generally 1 regard to the actual coudition of
Lui gs Wat ere our present supplies are extinusted the public are likely to
better intorined. Our stock of the medium grades, valued at $7 40a
w% cw Jarge, snd as of ws quality Dhttle used by ship
3 f+, lence 30 cannot be "kp etd of freely at the pleasure of
2+ bolder, Lat ean only be sold moderately as required by the trade in
eunie Faomily Extras urmvess has heen evinced, and a fair demand
Las prove Loo for the locafrade and South America; merchants and mil
bore 5 the interior pot fun liar with business here aud the mauper in
w..c0 tt is done can rest assured that much time aud patience is required
to dispose of medion and family brands of four to advantage as a gen
era. ting afier many years close obse vation, we truly afinn that the
four comnnasion wercharts of this city occupy a position by no means
abi; ther duties and TOES DieS sre at tunes very ardoous;
wo uo tenoice Moonesota and Wisconsin Extras are in reduced supply
fv.00 ng; Siste batras are less plenty, and are held higher at the
cot eerportsof tue w ek are only 16648 bbls, aud for the corre
sp woo week bast sear 71 200 bbls; to-day there was only a limited in
Geto or Loar, but most holders decline to make coucessions to sell the
be os Fung brands are quite stexdy and pot so frecly offered at
toc uw the market os Letter, with a good demand for Minnesota and
Woo hime babies; vtber grades are steady; sales of 7400 bbls. We
ow

Fos P05 enn... $4 T0285 10 Ohio lod. 111. Sup. 85 752 $6 17
Noo iii... ta0@ 545 Oro Round-hoop, kx
NUE ar i rianiees Db TO@ 610 tra (Shipping)... 60@ 65
Nabe Lyirs Lrstis... t 45a 6 65 Oblo, Lx. Trace brds 7 105¢ 705
Mev lanes 30 0.... 5 052 740 White Wheat, Kxtra
Woat's Supping Ext, 6 40g 670 Obie. Ind. sud Mich 7 052 7 05
Missesots Latras..... 7 25¢ 9 00 Double Extra do. do... 8 80@ 4 50
God to choice Npnng 8t. Louis, Single Ext. 8 15a 9 00
Wheat Kxirae....... 7 95@ 7 25 St. Louie. Double Ext. 8 0a 10 10
frie Awber lucie, St. beais, Triple Kxt. 60a Iv 40
Ole and Much... 6 507 17 45] Genesee. Extra brauds 7 J0@ 4 40
Southern Flour is firm sud in fair request for the trade and the Wes
5 des AL the close the market is quiet but strong; sales of 00 biis.
i
Loa Alex, and Georgetown, Mixed to Good Sup. $6 002 #6 60
Boi Alex. wii Georgetowe, xtra soa Famaly.. 7602 11 55
Ko Utiuuiad Country, EXMa....ouiisiiessineseenss THD 860
Dela AI oe iiiiiiiiiiteiiniitieirsenssnees T UD BN
Rom Sud Teaitacy hin aud Fawile.eeeon.. T0@ 9
riours Ero sud in fair y bales 0
220 bis. We quote: demand; the supply is moderate;
Ree Flour Weoters 84 157 84 75 State and Pepn..... 84 10285 15
Cor. Meal is quiet, and Conon is Leavy; sales of 130 bhis, We quote:
"n Ye Fi 3 241 pi bio Meal, Brive... $4 20 ha KY)
Jorn Meal Western, J Corn Meal, Er. “Wa Www
Cort Seal. West W. 355 373 i
Bnchabest our is scarce and Srm; sales of Ktate at $3 35a $3 60,
ab Barks uae st@iboaBps Top loom,
FELIGHTS—There Las been restricted wovement ip all lines, but with
ouls molerate offerings of Your reths are steady. The chartering business
was dull at former rates. The reals to-day were: To Liverpool
L. tean, 15,000 bush, Corn uo 6250 bas. Baony mr 3.5 email lots of
Cotton at 5 16a jd. by sail, 16.080 bush. Corn at 64d. and 800 bbls. Floor st
je jh To Bruied, buls. Rosin at a ul, The only charter we
to
aro’ ire \H ark (rechartered), wi ,700 bb N
BO ul 4 very dal) uh a ile
UK VIN—=We bave avery wos
exporters bave evinced wo little desire to perchase, a magkety
iu most cases Lelow our reduced quotations, sad their erders are moder
ale; the Supbilien regent and prospective at Liverpool and Glasgow are
arges than most Cealens sugiepated, and in some cases orders have been
withdraws this, to us, is conclusive proof that hey ae not well informed
iu regard to the crop iu this Souatey, During (2% year we have
earn fi need the importations of breadstaffs at Liverpos! snd foynd
that Tully two-thirds of them were from this country; pow, if they have
Lal the deficievcy in their crops on the Continent of Europe that has
Leen represented, they cannot Lave suvthing to spare to Great Britain
wiere the crop is Kuown to be very short; fudeed, at the lowest
tslimates given by leading authorities, they will pe.
Juve to import some 70,000,000 bu:beis of Whest to meet their
perative wale; no. with short crop everswhere with the excep.
Sow of Culll and Austraia, it would be exceedingly interesting w us to
lars frum what asurce sie is likelv to got her supplies up W ext has
Jy Cooke Co
vest. Tt is usual at this asason of the year for our Rtate mills to hold
Large supplies of Wheat now, with fw exesptions, they hold uotbing,
and this is trme of a majority of the mills at the Wed—at the Houth,
West not one in ten bas any oonsiderabie apply, and prices there are
relutive'y winch above this market, and this is true of the South gener
ally. Our stock here is larger than we expechul, owing to the fact of our
ex, i] in [eeminr Fa, le much below those of Oetober.
Had they bept up. CYeTy reason to suppose
wonld, we shold hive closed the vear with half onr present eo
At the North-West we learn choice Npri Wheat is in ve Apply.
supply, end from Mickhgan, Obiv anid SE we have the same
repor.s iu regard to chive Winter, The exports of the week are
171.019 bushels, against 458879 the corresponding week of last year.
Ton. the market was dull, bat most holders are firm. Shippers hold
hack and willers buy eautibuzly, At the close the market is stroug for
Spang with a moderate guiry for milling and export: the runes of
holders checks the extort demand; the sales are 3,50) bash at $1 23
for No. 2 Milwavkee io store; $1 65 for-Niober Western: $167 for
Whe Gepesee. Barley is duil and heavy, thie liberal arrivals checks
business Barley Malt is Grwly bed but” dull, Quis are less active and
exer. ciosiue quiet, the dewaand only for the trade; the sales ure 41.600
bush. New Ohio Mized 18 56e.; White at 57abde,; Black at Sic:
Wesiera Mied at bie. and White at 5 @%8c.. and Mized_ in store. at
5 oidde Nuaie Mined at Sole, and White at 58205%. Rye is quiet
and Lame: the sales are 60 hush, White State at Me. to armive. Corn is
sratigey and f aly wetive, the demand chiefly for export, though fir for
Lae trades Mow bs ach wanted, and 8 io” demand for local use; the
NI i B60 bush, 1 and Uniound at 74jwite.; Westen
Axed at =o Te, for New, und 19270}e. for Old, afloat, and Tale,
instore: Wes ern White at dde.; Western Yellow at #le.
HAY Vin iwited demand and prices are firm at $1 25@ ®1 30 for Bhip
iG0
inc $B) dea si foi Retail I~ Straw gniet bat trmat #1 Dae
2 for Long Kye: 80c. asl tor Short do, and 85a se, for Oat.
Oka NES=Foreizn goales continge dali; Domestic in fair denind,
"4 prices not very sirony we notice some offerings to arrive; sales, 30
bbls, at Bog Ase,
NAVAL STU Sr t<« Turpentine han heen fairly active, and has
reed Crmer under smaller ofcnings, sales of 120 bbs. at bdatShe., wod
Obie om yand on privete terms. The demand for Rosin Las been
Lady a ive and prices roomy xnles of 2,000 Lids, Strained, and 500 bbls,
Uviont do. at &4 85, in yard, and 1,000 bile Low Ne. 2 at 81.004 $5;
oil ‘TF Rrides were dull, Use ix steady at $3 50083 75.
OUS—Citr Linseed is quict hut frm. Crude Fish Oils are in limited
dewand and fino: we quote st toe. for Crade Whale, aud $100 for
Stem, Menhaden continues very quiet, and is firmly beld at we. Other
Gils are dull but steady. E
OATMEAL is in moderate request and steady; sales of 25 bhis. On
taro at wi Th aud City at #7 00,
PROVISIONS—Muck sted ness and a Liir degree of activity have die
tnynished our Pork market the past week; the current low prices of Old
Mess an contrasted witu New cames it to attroct nach attention as to its
proseat values it is certainly vers cheap, and notwithstanding the cousii
erdble imerense in the bog crop joblers appear to regard it as a safe u
vestivent. and have consequently purchased beyond their present wants;
A Lair busivoss way be noel for February delivery at 14 75, and the
same price ts for January, un! $14 87 for March. The packing season at
the West is pow in full bast,” and from the large receipts at the
principal packing points it is vers evident that the slaugiiter will ma
tral execed that of bist year: ut this point at will be more than dour le
the number, gad that couuned to hors up to the pregent time (rom this
state wud Now-Jersey, aud we leary from the New England Sites that
thes have oq targe ners ose in numbers, but not quite ax Leavy as last fear,
Frou toe south we hve e'vices of a large inereese in the Hog ciopin
ror Sections they will Pave some surplps for markets south of tiem.
ho tmmense surplos of Indian corn at the West, and the extreme rates
of eghteastwant, induce fermers to withhold their sorpius from the
tiaocet cud fod to ther mock dogs, hence we may looa for a much
Lozber avenge weight thar has been anticipated, and the shincher prot:
pes to be lai than is weaal. In Prime Yess 1 tde has been done. ship
pers gv the preforence to Bacon as Lenz much cl eaper, sind hardly
caongu bas been done init to goede us in givise  qaotat ons Io Ref ise
Little bas been done, and prices are pominal. The low prices
ol ot Hog product eanses them to attract much  w
tention aud the trade in Bulk Mest has been vers lar re.
Fo day there was a pom Coewand jor Porg, and the maraet is tirmer, with
far oieoiugs: the sides, cash and re ln, are 1400 Lbs, at #15 00 for
Ol Meso, #12 for Extra Prime: $11 20 for Western Priwe Mess;
for future celivery, sales of 1.00 bhis, Mess, for Januar, and kehru
AT. al id ha $id L000 bliss do. for March, at #15, and 200 bli.
New Cit. Mess. at $1 75, Bee is fairly active and steady; sides of 140
Lhis at soa 10 for Pain Mess; and E@E12 00 for Extia Mess
Toerce Beef has been 1a only lim ted demand. and the market nomialiv
steady sales of 40 tes, it it e=ha for Prine Mes, nod $ita s31
for dua Mess; 20 tes. Philadelphia luna Mew, on the
spot, at FEARED eof Hams havo heen po aclive
demand at full rates, mud the marset is finn; sales 2,000
Lbls.. mostly yeswonday poo. ab $22a wt for New. Cut Meats
are without animator, del somewhat nominal. thopzh we note small
sales of spond ers at ba ote, and Short Hams at je; 150 tes. Pickled
Hats, 93a l0c; 70 tes, eked Stoulaers ot He: 0,000 Smoked Hams
(C110) at ddbe und 2000 do. sbeuthors at Bge. and 2.500 Green Hams
at 7) coe, and Soo 1h Bees at ld ile, in balk and 8c. boxed;
M0 rekied Hams, 1810 ave age, Ie. bacon is quiet, as buyers and
se [eT puot agree apon tens; saies of 100 boxes City Long ¢Ciear at
Tee 10 boxes Stor Hibbed Western, The. and 200 boxes Lonz Clesr,
at Clucago. at Ce. tor this market, 200 boxes Western Short Clear at
Tie. Decerber ae ivo1y 100 boxes Comber snd and Short Rib on private
ters. Dressed Hogs'are truer; we quoie ut of rte, for Western,
and tavge. for Cay Lard is in vers good derand at full igeres;
sales of 1,200 Ghis, and tes, at a9de for Noob; 93a 9% jor City]
wpasge for tar to prime Steam: and She, for Kettle Rendered;
CU
future delivery the warket 1s very tom; sales of 500 tes, for Decen her
aud Jauuars at Sc; 0 tes for March at ed vie; 1 tes. City,
sehen lust Bodf of tos mouth, at 94; 500 tes. City at Hic. on spot; LL
1ex for 20. 1 Milwaukee at d4c., and 200 tes, last evening, at loc, for
March.
PE LROLEUM=Crade, in hulk, continned to rule frm under restricted
oteringe, but buyers 10 most anstanees refased to weet holders’ views,
aid tue saies were Light. We heard only of 1.50 Lis, buves” option
trom Dec. lato Fen, Vat Lhe The peovailivg Creek quotations, on the
spot, were sw Boa #4 60 for Upper, und *4 75 for Lower, with [iw
Pha, sold at the atter beuie. Neuned opened hig er, awl strong ot He.
hut the demand was light, and the close is hea, with free offerings of
Spot and December at 203; po sales reported. Cores nonen 1} at 28e.,
AM Napbtin beid at 1102 J2e. In Philadelphia. the market is truer aod
cove; sales of 14,000 Libis, December, ut se. 2.000 Whls., Feliruary,
Sub Loo hols, easel January, Febrnars, and Mareh, at 20,
KICE=Ls wo lerntely setive at unet aed proeess sal os, 70 tee, Caro
A AL of Hac. wld JOU bags Last dudia aL bale. tor Kako, wld Tu
Tp. for Patua.
SUG ARS=T1e market continues inactive for Rawshat priess are nomi
nally unchanged at Slo lhe tor fair to good reluing sales, 120 hls
ehietly Janaiea, at Sa ogc and 2,450 boxes Molasses Sugar at 7 10d a
ude; retuned inactive, bat prices rather more stea Iv
SEEDS=Clover bru, with a fair demand: sales of 200 bags, at 117
Nie for Ono and je. for Indiana. ‘Timethy uu 1 and nounaal
Lough Flax cu et at 1 0,
w NTEARIN wonore active and steady sales of 500 tes, at 10%, ta arrive.
TALLOW active end tirin sabes of 350.000 ih at 9 aie, for Wes'via,
Iie amd Ve for choice Western and Cry, in bhls,
WHLINK YS quiet, but dime; sates of 200 bhis, at $107,
Vey North River Veasels awd Fmironns,
Tee 9.12 pazs. A<lies. 4 bales Broom Corn, 3.220 bales ton
bbls. Capper, 523 cakes Copper, 102 pres. Dried Frnt, 434 hhis, Fase
12774 this Flour, 469 bags Corn Medd 14,900 hugh. Wheat, 25 50 hush
Corn, 17578 bush. Oats, 700 bash, Melt, 20,700 bash. Barley, 120 Liish
Pes. 3 544 bush. (irs Need, 35 bbls. Beans, 84 bales Flax, #7 tas lo
Peas. 3) bales Hops, 6 bdis. Hides, 12 Hides, 9.222 wdea Leather. 550
bbls. Spire Turpestioe, 1,474 bhls Rosin, 279 bbls. Tar, 547 bbls.
Pork. 2.406 hbls. and ies. Bret, 1,237 pkgs. Cut Meats, 4.303 pkgs. Lard,
2.145 pigs. Butier, 4.96) Phys. (lecae, 262 phew. Girease 65 hags Pra
nats, 265 pkes Tallow. 41 bales Moss, 1,061 pigs. Oil Coke, 240 boxes,
Stared. 41 hhids, Tobacco, 42 hoses and cases Tabacco, 111 hales Wool, 206
Dressed Hogs, 50 buls. Red Oil, 429 bbls. Green Auples, 921 bush, Rough
Kice 113 pkgs. Rice. 305 bbls. Whisky.
Receipts of a few leading articles of Produce for the week ending Nat
urday evenivg, Dee. 9: 52,557 hbls. Flour, 2561 ble. Whisxy, 1350 hil,
Corn Meal, 7.147 bags Corn Meal, 149.253 bush. W heat, 200 218 hush.
Corn. 209.643 bash, Oats, 24.250 bush. Malt. 150500 bush. Burley,
20.406 hush. Grass Neod. 103 pkgw. Ashes, T.429 phge Def, 950 pha.
Pork. 5.550 page. Cur Ments, 11.550 tierces Lara. 45 kegs Lard, 2,391
caches 0) Cane, 1.014 Dressed Hogs, 1,602 bush. Pras. 963 bhis. Beans
19.753 bales Cotton, 1,153 pk; Dried Frat, 56M hls Bega 525 hale
Hons 14500 sides Leather, Kins pkgs. Better, 19.005 pha, Clicese, 27
Lhas. 1ouacco, 5.428 boxes sud cases Tobacco, 435 bales Wool
AL MELFR BF aY INI rr.
Livexroor. Dee. 9—10:%0 a. m.—Cotton opened strong. Bl. Himg Up
ands, 044. Middling Orleans, 102 104d.
Losxpox. Dec. 4—11:30 wu. 1.—The feeling on ‘Change this morning v
hetter. Consols opened at 915 for money, and 92 for the account, United
States Five Twenty Bonds, 1862s, 92; 1860s, old, 91; 1865, 97; Ten
Forties, 904.
Pais. Dec. 9—a. m.—Rentes opened at 561. Tie.
Axrwerp, Dec. 4 —Petroleum, 4M for fue Pale Amorean.
Loxpoy, Dee. 9—=1:0 p. m—Consols closed at 31 tor nonav and A.
for the account. Awerican securities closed quiet and stead: Five
Twenty bonds, 1862s, 924 1865s, 93; 13t Ts. 954, Ten-Foriies, $04.
Livrgroor, Dee. 4-120 p. m—Cotton closed quiet mud steady Mil
ling Uplands, ad. Muddling Orleans, 19a 10:4. sales of the Jay, 12,004
halos, 5,040 bales Yor export and speculation; sales of Cotton or
shop nawed at Savaunab or Charleston st 91 LL; Bombay shipuents o
Cotton nee the last report to Dee, 8, 8.000 hale.
Lavkaioon, Dee 9—=2 p. m—Land, 45 3 Spirits Petroleum, Tid I,
Panis. bec, 9.—HReutes closed at 5 fr. toe,
Meupnis, Dee. 9. —Floarin fair aemand and firm at $6 CIE NX
Corn, 73a 75, Oats In food demand at Sve. Bulk Meatg—=Nhonllers,
Saisie Rides, Ta iie. Bacon dull and drooping, Shoullers, T§a ge.
Sidew, Cabje. Lard, 4 @l0je.
New OkLEans, Dee. ),—(orn frmer at 78a 2c. Pork dull; Mess
#14 50, Bacon dull at Tie. All other arjicies unchanged. kxchange—
Sterling. 1183. New-York Sight, 2 4 discount. Gold, (19,
WILMINGTON, N. C., Dec, 9.— Spirits Turpentine firm at fie. Iosin
frm at #4 15 for Strained; #5 for Low No. 1; $4 00 for No. 20 $7 2
for Low Pale. Crude Turpentine steady at $3 00 for lard, $5 20 for
Yollow Dip, $5 35 for Virgin. Tar steady at $2 50.
OsWEGO, Dec. U.-- Flour steady and unchanged sales, 1.400 hh's, at
$7 50 for No. UNpring; $8 for Amber Winter; 81 25 for Wh te Win
ter; $4 3 for Doge Extra. Wheat quiet; No. 1 Milwaukee Club held
at £1 50. Corn (Wil; sales, 1,000 bush. at 6bc. 100 hash. at 66k: Sm
bush, at 6dc. Barley Noehsiged and market quiet; Prime Un-Lase Con.
aca held at @1 05; Bay Quinte, $1 Wa $l iv. Corp Meal, $1 00
far Bolted; $1.56 for Unbolted, 4 cwt. Millfeed care: wuld tir,
Shorts, $224 $23; Bbipstatfy, $25; Middlings, $292$J) P tun
Highwines, Tec. Railroad Freighte—Flour to Boston. dc. to New
"York, 9c. to Albany, 49¢. Grain in store here this mworning—73 jb
bush. Wheat, 226,000 bushi. Corp, 239,000 bush. Barley, 72,00 bush.
Kye. 23,000 bush. Peas.
BaLTinorg, Dec. 9 —Cotton very strong. Floar doll. Wheat dall;
Ohio and ludiana, $1 55a $1 5; Pevnsylvania, $1 607 $1 63. Corn
fir: White Routhern. 65@70¢. do. Westeru, 69@70c. Oats quiet. at
a5. Provisions unchanged Batter sirong Westeru Kells,
24a 2e.; good to prime, 20@24c. Whisky $l.
Cinc1NNaTI, Dec. 9.—Flour dull and drooping; Family, 6 602 $6 15.
Wheat frm and scarce at ®1 45@ $1 48. Corn in fair demand, aud ad
vanced. 4319. Kye dull avd unchanged at T7¢80c. Outs in fair demand
and firm at wa 4c. Barlev steady at 15785c. Mens Pork in fair demand
and firm at $15 00 cash, BIJ 75w$ 14 for January and February. Lard
steady Seah, 8c. Kettle, 9c. Bulk Meate tirn; Shoulders, 5abfc.
Clear Rib Mies, 6a6gc. Clear Sides, 6} @64c. the outaide rates when
folly cured; little demand either for present or future delivers. Bacon
unchanged. Hogs—Market steady with a moderate demand for Good to
Extra, dull and unchanged for hpi weights; the whole range at $4 25 tw
$4 5; teceipis, 11,000 bead. Thicty in good demand at 920,
~_ Burraro, 9.—Receipts—17,00 bush. Barley, 15,000 bush, Wheat
Rail abiyuenis-20.0 bush. Corn, 10,000 bush. Wheat, 2.000 bush. Bar.
ley. Plour quiet and Juchavged. Wheat dull; ssles, 7,800 bash. Du
Juth Clab at #1 36. Corn dull; in ear lots selling at bic. Oats inactive,
held at45c. Rye neglected. Barley steady; sales, 30,000 bush. Canada,
ou private terms, and 2,000 bash. do. at 90¢, Other articles without
clange. Jighwies Juated at 98¢., but no sales,
ALBANY, Dec. 9.— Wheat more active, sales 1,100 bush. No. 2 Amber
State at $1 56; 2,000 bush. No. 1. do. do. in two lotaat $1 60 in store.
Rye quiet. Corn, nosales, Barley more active at full prices, sales Y
Canal Boat loads No. 2 Western, at 94c.; 5 cars No. 2 Two-Rowed Nate
at sie.) car No. 2j¥z-Rowed State st $1 00. Oats quiet voumiually un
changed.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 9. —Wheat exeited; prices higher; 3@4c.; No. 2
Red Winter, $1 $i) 47; No. 2 at 4 esl 374. closing rm.
Corn in fair demand snd firm; New beld at Sc; Old. Biddle. Oats
better: held at 42¢., and dlc. bid. Petroleam—Refined firmer; car lots, 22
‘@22c.; small lots, 25@224; Crude stronger at +5.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 9. —Quercitron Bark dall; No. 1. #30. Clo
ver Seed sells at $10 50a $11 25. Timotar, $3 25. Flaxseed, $1 00.
Flour firm; Superfine, $5 50@ $5 75 Extras. $vd $6 2; Wiscousin
and Miouesota Janie Extra, #7 25w $8 25: Pennsylvania, $6 75
@$7 5; Inciane aud Ohio do. $7@$7 75. Wheat very quiet; Stam
and Western Red, #1 57a $1 60, Amber, 600 $1 61; White. $1 65
al 70. Hye held at 98c. Corn steady; Old Yelow, 80@82¢. New. 70
aide. 014 Mixed Western, 78c.: New, T6e. Oats steady; White, 542
£5¢.; Black, Sve. Coffee firm; Rio, 19h @20ic. Sugsr—Sales, 400 hls.
Fair Refining, 99c. Molasses nominal. Petroleum sioady Crude, 16§c.
Ketined, 224@22}c. Whisky Sm at $1.
MiLwAUKEER, Dee. 9.—Flour dall and nominal. Whest steady; No. I,
#244; No.2, 81 21}. Corn firm and scarce; No.2 Mized, 43c. Rye
finu and scarce; No.l, 64ic. Barley firm aud scarce; No. 2 Fall, bide.
Live Hogs Heady at $3750$4 10. Receipta—1,000 bbls. Flour, 22,000
bush. Wheat. Shipoents—2.000 bbls. Flour.
Topkpo, Dec. 9.—Flour steady. Wheat steady; No, 2 White Wabash,
@1 45; No. White Michigan, $1 46; Amber Michigan, $1 43}; No.2
Red, §1 34; Rejected, $1 23. Corn fn fair demand, and svanced ic
High Mixed st Sasike.; Low Mixed, 484 249) Yellow, Sle. Michi
gan, Sie. Oats a shiede better; No. 1 at 40c.: Michigan, 40c. Clover.
seed steady at $6 60. Live Hogs steady at 85 12§a $5 20. Receipts
—1.000 bbls. Flour, 4 000 bush, Wheat, 14.000 bush. Corn, 4,000 bush,
Oats. Bhipments—1,000 bbls. Flour, 1,000 bush. Wheat, 6,000 busb. Cor,
3,000 bush. Oats.
LovisviLLg, Dee. 9.—Eagging dull at 14215¢. on orders. Flour active;
sales, 25,000 bbls. acsorted giades on basis of $6 50 tor Extra Family;
Grain quiet but firm at previous quotations Live Hogs in fair demend;
Choice, $4 50. Provisions active. Pork, 43 60. Bulk Meats in good
deynand at previous prices. Bacon nominal and scarce. Lard in fair de
wand at Ya ive. Wh shi quiet and "oady at e,
81. Louis, Dee. 9.~Flour firm; ce Fall Superfine, $5 75; Ex.
tra. $5 a $6 10; Doddle Extra, $6 a $6 024, Wheat tirmer and
pgber; No. 2 Bpriag, $1 32a! 34; No.3 Red, $1 50; No. 2
Red, #157. Cora du 1; Mixed, ou track, 43@44)c. sacked, Sic. Oats
dull’ Mixed, on track, 37@374e.} sacked, 39@40c. Bre quis and
steady at 74@76c. Whisky firm ut 80c. held higher. Pork in Improved
demand st #13 cash; $13°75 seller February. Dry Balted Meaw firm;
round lots loose Shouldste and Clear Rib delivered at St. Joseph al
4@bjc. Jobbing lots Mhoulders, Se.; Clear Rio, ole. Clear
Hides. Glc. Bacon unchanged; Bbonlders, 74@%fc.; Clear b. The.
Clear ko) ite. Lard frm at 8fc. Live Hogs quiet and steady at $375
@e4 0; bulk sales, B24 10. Packed to date estimated 152 000
bead; same time last year, 78.000 head, Cattle i Recep,
3.000 bbls. Flour, 15,000 bush. Wheat, 20.0% bush. Corn, 3.UW
bush. Osts. 1,000 bush. Barley, 2,000 bush. Rye, and 3,000 Hogs
CHicauo, Dee. 9.—Flour firm with demand for Jow jrvuics on Southern
scoouut. Wheat in fair demand and sdvanced; No. 2 Kpring, ast wll
tuls mouth, +1 at. January, #1 224; Fevruarg, $1 241081 25
(Core aruve aud .r. No.4 Mixed, Gdoddlc.: Kaivctod, 4 #4,
PLrerIrTrS OF Perrone)
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DNOAMPRIATICC MARK ¥TR
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1871.

January, Qde.; February, 43{@dde.: May, 48)c. Oats dull and droop
ing; No. 2st Jes rected. J0@304c.; January, B| 23Me. ¥ebfubet,
MUe.; April, ir. Je. Nery Walse, Barley Suetanged and quiet:
No. 2 Spring, dasje No. Spring, SMe; Rejected, HU @45¢. Janusry,
bis. ew Pork in go demand at $13 05; January at $13 250
#13 30; February, $13 55@$13 65; March, $13 4 gl 80; April,
$$14 20, Lard in fair demand and frm at §3 50D $8 55; January
$4 T0248 75; Febraary, $9; March, #9 25. Green Meats steady and
unchanged in salt 10 to 20 days, Shoulders, 4]e.: Short Rib Middles,
ie Short Clear Middles, 6jc. Hops, Common to Fair Live, $3852
4; Good to Choice, $4 05; Dressed, $4 302 84 85. Whisky, 92c.,
and Ylie. offered at the close, Receipts 000 bbls. Flour, 20,000 hush.
Wheat, 103,000 bush. Corn, 24.000 hush, Oats, 3,000 bush. Rye. 12,000
bush. Barler, 24000 Hogs. Shipmenta—5000 ‘hbla, Flour. 5,0% bush,
Wheat, 11.000 hash. Corn, 6,000 bust. Oats, 3,000 bush, Rye, 11,000 bush.
Barley. 2000 Hogs
ee
Nowrporx, Dec. 9.—Cotton frm; pow Midliings, 12}c.: net re
ceipts, 1.764 bales; exporis—comstwise, Jil bales; sales, 200 bales;
stock, 6.977 bales
AvGusta, Dee, 9.—Cotton Hires: demand active: Middlings, 19§e.;
receipts, 900 bales; sales, 1,000 hyles,
New OniraNs, Dee. d.—Cotton strong Middlings, 19¢. net rie,
1.670 bales; gross, 2.572 bales; exporte—to Great Britain, f,135 es;
to Havre, 4,58 bales; to Bremen, 2 0p4 Lales; to Bareelona, 3.010
bales; constwise, 2.728 bales; sales, 6,34 bales: stock. 176.52 bales.
WiLmingrox, Dec. 9.—Cotton frm; Midilings. 18ic.; net receipts,
135 bales; exports—coasiwise, 1.473 Lales; sales, 219 bales stock, 2,006
bales.
Cixerexart. Dee. 9.—Cotton in good demand and prices advanced;
Middlings, 18}e.
LovievitLg, Dee. 9 —Cotton firm and higher; Mi'dlinzs, 17}e,
Barridore, Dec. 9.—Cotton in moderate demand: a shade higher;
MiddNugs, 194. net receipts, 243 hales; gross, 05 bales; exporie—
constwise, 397 bales: sales, 310 bales; stock. 4,176 Lales,
PiitaneLrHIA, Dee. 9. —Cotton firm Midllings 19]«.
Cnarveston, Dee. 9 —Cotton strong: Middlings, 13} 212%. net ro.
ceipts, 1.846 bales; exporta—to Great Britain 6,400; coasiwise, 200 Lales;
sales, 500 bales; stock 20.07 hajes,
Mos, Dec. 9. —Cotton quiet but strong; Middlings, 13; 719. net
receipta, 322 bales; CIpoTte—constwie, 894 bales, sales, 1.000 bales;
stock, 39.007 bales,
Mewpnis. Dee. 9.—Cotton firmer; held bigher; Midilngs. 168c.; re
ceipta, 2.50 bales,
traLvEsran, Dec. 9.—Cotton firm; Good Ordinarr, 1612 17e.; pot
receipts 850 bales: exporta—to Great Britain, 1,524 bales; sales, 2.200
bales: stock, 32,001 bales,
SAvaNyaH, Dec. 9.—Cotton quiet, hot firm: Middlings, 16: @1%
net receipts, 2916 bales; exports—to Bremen, 470 Laies; coastwise, 47
bales: wsples. 1.500 bales; stock, 67,027 bales,
Bostos, Dee. D.—Cotton dull: Middlings, 1997154; net receipts,
11% bales; gross, 1.500 bales: sales, J00 bales; stoek. 7,500 hale,
Treascry Depantaest, Dee 7, 107
v “Tr oh
NOTICE=REDEMPTION of 5-20 BONDS of
FS JL Ny virtue of the cuthorty given hy an act of Congress ap
i wo i TM i. entitled “Aw Aet to authorize the refunding of the
Nationa SL hereby give not ee that the principal and necrged
interest of the bonds hereinbelow desi onated fina Five1 FRAC
Eouds, will be paid at the Tressnry of toe United States, in the Abiige
Wehinctan, on and after the Sth day of March, 1972, and that the in
ig uid hits Wl ern on that dur. That is to rar, Conpon Bonds
Lib, an to'lows: SERIES, aet of Fen, 2, 1962, dated May 1,
#50, from No. 110 No. 5.400, hath inclusive
S100, from No. 1 to No. 14003, hoth Hy
S500, from No. 1 to No. 194, both inclusive
$1.00, from No. 1 to No. £1,120) hotly inelasive,
Aud Rey store Bo: As of the tawe at. 8s follows: 8
tb from No. 5% 1a No. 697, both inelusiea
000, from No. 4.104 to No. 5.070 both nel isige.
“500, trom No. LW ta No, 2.575 both ine! isive,
100, from No. 5.997 ta Na, 11,008, hots inclusive.
003 trom No. 2,066 to Ng. 039, both incdnsive
ee a ay
nr S10,000, fram No, 2550 Leal in the numbers sg above) six.
teen Wasi 4h, asatory Tollars are Coupon Bouds aad tour milion
1,000 000) dollar wre Registered Bounds
Coupon Bouds of the act of Feb, 20, 162 were issued in four distinet
series, Bovds of the first series (41 of which have been previously
called for pederption) do not bear the series desiznation upon them,
while those of the SECOND. third, and fourth series are distinctly
marked on the face of the bonds,
United Stites recarities forsarded for redemption should he addressed
to the Loan Division" Secretary's Office, and all Resistered Bounds
shoud be assigned to the Seerctary of the Treasury for redemption,”
GEOR, BOUTWELL. Secretary.
REDEMPTION of PONDS of the HOUSTON
and TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY—EXTENSION
OF TIME. —=Sesled proposals for the sale of bonds to the two sinking
furdse will be received ntl March 1, 1652,
The amount in the sinking fund provided for the redemption of the
bonds, seenred hy wortaace on the main line. is one hundred and twenty
toousanud ($120,000) dodars.
‘Ile amount in the sinking fund providsd for the redemption of the
bon Is, seenred by porte age au he Western Division, is thirty-two thou
sand (H32.0000) doliars.
Proposals sionld be addressed to the un lersigned, and pi indieate
whether the bonds oferrd are of the main line or of the Wester Dis
v.sion
“The bonds offered at lowest pric will he purchase! and successful bid
ders notified witihont lela SHEPHERD KNAPP. op 0
WML WALTER PHELDS, y rustees.
Dee. 1.1871. No. 26 Exchange ace, New-Yorg City,
NEW-YORK AND OSWEGO MIDLAND
FIRST MORTGAGE Ts,
NEW. YORK AND OSWEGO MIDLAND CONVERTIBLES,
BI KLINGTON, CEDAR HKAPIDS AND MINNESOLA FIRST
MORTGAGE x,
ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA 11 RR, FIRST MODTHAGE fe,
ROCKFORD, ROCK ISLAND AND SI LOCI Fist MoR I
GAGE Te
NLW.JERSEY MIDLAND FIRST MORTGAGE Ty,
KANSAS PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE (os,
POUGHT AND SOLD
BY CHARLES M. SCHOTT, ir 10 WALLET
FLANTIC GREAT WESTERN BONDS
4 ant
RAILWAY SECURITIES GENLRALLY,
Wonted hy
WIM. CO, BGLESTON
11 Brood
[2AHROAD BONDS
LY Peat in hy
CHARLES M, SCHOTT, JI,
19 WALL ST
A SPECIALTY MADE OF
INVESTMENT SECURITIES,
THK AMERICAN Excrasue NATIONAL axed
3 ALA Youn. December 4 1071, Fh
1D LECTION.—An ELECTION for DIRECT
4 ors will be held at the office of this Bauk, on TUESDAY, January
9, from 12 an to o'clock pom, E WILLSON. Cashier.
100,000,000 5-20 BONDS
HAVE BEEN CALLED IN BY THE GOVERNMENT, AND ARE
NOW BEING PAID.
Many holders of those securities have heen converting them through us
nto
PEORIA AND ROCK ISLAND
First Mortgage
7 Per Cent Gold Bonds,
thereby adding 25 PEK CENT TO THEIR CAPITAL, and about 43
PER CENT to their YEARLY INCOME,
We recommend these bonds strongly. for the following reasons:
The Road, 91 miles in length, is alieady COMPLETED, aud carn.
ing much more than the interest on the whole ixsie of bunds.
The mortgage, 81,500,000, is less than K16G,300 per mile,
The Road passes through a rich, populous, egncaltural, wasuiactuning,
and coal district.
It connects Peoria and Rock Taland, two of the larzest and most flour
jshing cities in Ilinofa. and forms part of a truck line from Indianapolis
to St. Paul, 578 miles. It also connects two vavigable rivers—the Illi.
nois aud Mississippi. The bends are authorized for the extra equipwents
aud necessary buildings required to do the business now ofere L
They are Coupon Bouds, $1,000 each, and cau be registered if
desired.
Interest, 7 per cent, gold, free of tax, parable February and Augasty
Price. 90 and interest, in currency
Maps and full particulars furnished by
TURNER BROTHERS,
14 Nassan-st., New-York.
A FIRST-CLASS
NEW-YORK SECURITY,
AT A LOW PRICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE THE FIRST MORT
GAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE SYRACUSE
AND CHENANGO VALLEY BAILROAD, AT 93 AND AC.
CRUED INTEREST.
THIS ROAD RUNS PROM THE CITY OF SYRACUSE TO
SMITII'S VALLEY, WHERE IT UNITES WITH THE NEW-YORK
MIDLAND RAILROAD, THUS CONNECTING THAT CITY BY A
DIRECT LINE OF ROAD WITH THE METROPOLIS,
ITS LENGTH 1S FORTY-TWO MILES, 1TS COST ABOUT
810,000 PER MILE, AND IT 1S MORTGAGED FOR
LESS THAN $12,000 PER MILE; THE BALANCE OF
THE FUNDS REQUIRED FOR ITS CONSTRUCTION HAVING
BREN RAISED BY SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAPITAL STOCK.
THE ROAD APPROACHES COMPLETION. IT TRAVERSES A
POPULOUS AND FERTILE DISTRICT OF THE STATE, WHICH
INSURES IT A PAYING BUSINESS, AND IT 18 UNDER THE CON
TROL OF GENTLEMEN OF HIGH CHARACTER AND ABILITY.
ITS BONDS POSSESS ALL THE REQUIFITES OF AN INVITING
INVESTMENT. THEY ARE AMPLY SECURED BY A MORTGAGE
FOR LESS THAN ONE-THIRD THE VALUE OF THE PROPERTY.
THEY PAY SEVEN PEI CENT GOLD INTEREST, AND APR
OFFERED FIVE PER CENT BELOW PAR. THE UNDERSIGNED
CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND THEM TO ALL CLASSES OF IN
VESTORS.,
GEORGE OPDYEE Co,
No. 25 Nassau-st.
DESIRABLE HOME SECURITIES,
THE FIRST M( RTGAGE
7 PER CENT GOLD BONDS
OF THE
WALLKILL VALLE
RAILWAY COM PANY
Are offered for sale at 90 aod acerned Interest, in carreney,
by
MEAD CLARK,
FINANCIAL AGENTS,
NO. 141 BROADWAT,
AND
ERASTUS F. MEAD,
BANKER,
CORNER TWENTY-FIFTH-ST. AND THIRD-AVE.
By exchanging United States Bonds for the Bonds of te WALLKILL
VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY, you fncresse your income over &0
per cent, and your priuciysl about 25 per cent, and got a secuniy
BUUALLY SAF
COTTON MARKETS
Jimanciai
DRLAWARE, Logxaw sna AND Wrsrery R. R. Co.,
Bxcuanon Pace, New-Yoxx, Dee. 1
TRANSFER BOOKS of MORRIS and ESSEX
inst., until TUESDAY, 2d January kX, jovid um SATURDAY, 2h
A. J. ODRLL, Registrar.
Orrick or THR UN10X Iuruovaugw AND Ergvaronr Co.”
Minn, Nov. 30, 1871.
TOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the UNION IMPROVEMENT
AND ELEVATOR Co.” will be held at the office of the company in Du
Juth, Miun., on WEDNESDAY, the 13th day of December, ir: at 10
o'clock a. m, GEO. BPENCER, Reeretary.
$50,000 FIEST MORIGAGE, BONDS
JACKSON, yiwind i
KAD Co.! guaranteed by Michigan Central, interest eight per cent. Fo
e by J RANDA AL H. FOOTE, n 7 Rachange-place. g
Riko; JROAD
State, City, “County, and and Town
BONDS, of a! hide BOUGHT aad SOLD by JOHN T, HANNA,
27 Wall-st.,, New-York, Investment securities a specialty, Quotation
lists faruishe! to investors,
(Coie k 10 PER CENT BONDS of Towns,
Counties, and Kchiool Districts FOR BALE at prices that will pay ine
vestors 10 to 20 per cent, free of Government tax.
FITCH ELLIS, Bankers, No. n 11 Pine-st,
VWANT- —TIHE A
AGENCY of some reliable
FIRE INSUKANCE COMPANIES. Address Lock Box 6,
Franklin, Penn,
“GEORGE OPDYKE CO.,
BANKERS, No. 23 NASSAU-ST,,
offer for sale the following desiralile securities:
New-York and Oswego Midland Railroad First Mortgage 7 per cent
Gold Bods at par and interest,
Ryracuse and Chenango Valley Railroad First Mortgage 7 per cent
Gold Bonds, at 95 and ir rest,
New-Jersey Midland Railroad First Mortzage 7 per cent Gold Ponds,
(guaranteed by the New-Yoik and Oswego Miuleud Railroad), at 95 and
uterest,
Bt. Louis and Sonth-Fastern Railway First Mortgage 7 per cent Gold
Bonds, at 95 and interest.
Montgomery aw! Eufaula Railroad First Mortgage 3 per cent Gold
Bonds, indorsed by the State of Alabama, at 95 and inte at,
Missouri, Towa and Nelraska Railway First Mort,age 7 per cent Gold
Bonls, at 90 and interest,
Indianapohs and Vincennes Railroad Second Mortgage 6 per cent
Bonds, (guaranteed by Pennsylvania Railroad), at 80 and interest,
Hamilton County. Iinois, 7 per cent. Bonde, at 22] and interest,
Jefferson, Texas, 10 per cent Bonds, (iseued for Municipal porposes), at
02% and interest,
Also, Agents for the mile of the First Mor'gage Sinking Fund 6 Prr
Cent (told Bowls of the Verm a* Division of the Portland and (gdens
burg Trvni Kaiiroad Lone—a favorite New-Bngland Security.
IRR}
National Trust
COMRANY
261 AXD 233 BROADWAY, CORNER WARREN-ST,
Capital $1,000,000,
Pays Four Per Cent Interest Per Annum on Deposit,
Subject to Check at Night,
Pays Five Per Cent Interest Per Annum on Special
Deposits Remaining Six Months or Lounger.
ACTS AS TLUSTEE FOR ESTATES, AND ESPECIALLY FOR
RAILEOAD MORTGAGE BONDS,
D. BR. MANGAM, President,
B. LL. SOLOMON, First Vice-President,
B. F. BANCROFT, Second Vice-President,
Taup: Meunprr Seeretary.
FIRST-CLASS
CITY COUNTY BONDS,
PAYING FROM
10 TO 12 PER CENT,
PERLE OF ALY TAX
INTEREST COUPONS PROM! THY PD Neat ANNUALLY IN
NEWYORK.
CHOICE SECURITIES, of uudoabted character, helow par.
CASH VALUATION OF PROPIRTY. 839, 4738, 601
WHOLE INDEBTEDNESS (Limied) ONLY 1, 079. ‘000
GOVERNMENT AND OTHER SECURITIES
RECEIVED IN EXCHANGE AT THE BEST RATES. AND BONDS
PURCHASED BY OUT-OF-TOWN RESIDENTS SENT BY EXPRESS
FREE OF CHARGE,
TRUSTEES, LXECUTORS OF ESTATES CAPITALISTS, AND
OTHERS SEUKING RELIABLE INVESTMENTS ARE PURCHAS
ING THESE LOANS, AND HOLD OF GOVERNMENT SECU
RITIES ARE ALSO CONVERTING INTO THESE BONDS,
THEREBY MORE THAN DOUBLING THEIR INCOME.
Also. An xtens ve variety of other cloice securlies for safe and proft
able investment at low rates. For sale by
ALBERT H. NICOLAY,
BANKER, STOCK BROKER, AND AUCTIONEER,
4:3 PINE-NT.. NEW-YORK,
N_ B.~ First-class investment secarities paying large rates of interest a
specialty with tunis house for many years.
COMPLETION AND OPENING
FOR THROUGH TRAFFIC OF THE
CHICAGD DANVILLE VINCENNES RAILROAD
The Company now offer for sale the balance of their FIRST MORT
GAGE 9 PER CENT GOLD BONDS, vAlch are a s'rictly first-class
security. Appls at the Office of the Company, No, 33 Pine st., New York,
$2 4, N y)— Ww HOLE DEBT, $45,000.)
Coffey County,
KANSAS, BONDS—Ten rears, 10 per cert, payable iu New-York Feb
ruary aul August, for sale at 95 AND INTEREST.
RANDAL H. Foor EK, 57 Exchange-place,
Banking fiouses ano Bankers.
TURNER BROTHERS,
M. C. TrrNer, [A Te i”,
T. C. ha EA YKERS £3 x Ivksee,
14 Nassau-st., IN. v.
(Cor. Pine-st., opposite U. 8. Treasury.)
Interest allowed on daily balances. Cer=
tificates of Deposit issued, available at all
business centres.
Collections made with prompt returns,
Ntoeks, Ponds, Gold, &c., Bought and
sold on Commission. Advances made on
Approved Securities.
Sight Drafts and Telegraphic Transfers
on San Francisco.
Dasirable Investment Securities for Sale.
Vermilye Co.,
BANKERS,
16 18 NASSAUST, N.Y.
DEALERS IN ALL ISSUES OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION
RAILWAY STOCKS, BONDS AND GOLD,
MAKING LIBERAL ADVANCES
INTRRERT ON DEPOSITS.
BANKING HOUSE
Geo. Opdyke Co.,
No. 35 NASSAU-ST.,
CORNER OF CEDAR-ST.
0
YOUR PBR CENT interest allowed on current sccousts, subject to
check at sight.
PRIME INVESTMENTS for trust and other fands always on hand.
INVESTMENT ORDERS promptly executed for Governments, Gold,
Bonds, and other Securities,
COLLECTIONS WANTED ON CHICAGO. KROKUK, DRS
NOIRES, JIUWA CITY, ST. JOSKPH, aud other poinis ia the Western
tales.
BOWLES BROTHERS (0,
19 wiLLiak Hy PL YO
o WTRAND, CARING CROSS, LONDON,
UE DE LA PAIX. PARIS,
27 BTATE-ST., BOSTON.
EXCHANGE OX LONDON AND PARILS, IN SUMS TO SUIT,
and
TRIPLE CURRENCY TRAVELING CREDITS, «AVAILABLE
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
JACOB B, SHIPHERD 00,
24 Pine-st, New-¥ork,
164 T'wenty-secoad-st., Chicage.
JLLINOIS INVESTMENT SECURITIES A SPECIALITY.
TEN PER CENT Registered Town sad Coasty Homds payable by
State Treasurer.
TEN PER CENT MORTUAGE LOANS with wide margise,
Se tiand. Rook of Illinois Securities’ sent free.
ire EER
00,
ANDREWS
ars, PARTS,
10
3ANKERS.
Bonds, Bloeks, sad IR KES. commission,
Deposits received ab interest. Loans negotiated,
ne
Travelers’ and Commercial Credits 10sued.
Kachange drawn gp V'sris, and on the
Rimion BANK OF LONDON,
JOHN MUNROE Co.
Sn
KERA,
No. 8 WALLET NRW TORK,
Issue Cirenlar Letters of Credit lor Travelers. and Draw Bills on
MUNROE Co., No. 7 Rae Seribe, Pans,
and
ALEXANDERS, CUNLIFFRS k Co.
WW Lhombard-st. London.
I IAN
AP i
Mile, LEON DUVAL, A NILSSON ON. HON
CCl, M. JAMET. M_ LYALL My. COLLETTI, ke.
First time RDRESDAY KVENING, bec. 12, 34 5 o'clock.
eppolntments, a 220 of Verdi's popular operas with new costumes,
i Et a a
rere
Orrick 0» CoxsoripATION Cor Co., Nxw Yomk, Der. 2, 1871,
HE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this (Com
py have this day declared a CASH DIVIDEND of FOUR PER
CENT, on the Capital Stocg of the Company payable on the 20th inst,
The Transfer Books will be closed on the sfternoou of the 9th justant,
and will remaiu ciosed until the 21st. By order of the Board,
mye. JAMES 8B, MACKIE, Vice-President,
Orvicr oF THR AMERICAN MEkcuant UNtoy Exreress vo..|
o 113 Broavway, Nov. 15, 1471,
HE DIRECTORS of this Company have
this day declares! a DIVIDEND of THREE DOLLARS PER
BHAKE, payable Jontiary 2, neat. ‘Tos traoefer books wil) be closed at
Jp.m. onthe Lith dav of December, and reopened on the 3d day of
January next. By order of the Board,
JAS. C. FARGO, Assistant Treasurer,
STATE oF Luuasors,
TrEAsTRER'S Orrice, SeriNGrikLD, Nov. 25, 1871,
HE INTEREST which will become due
apon stock of the STATE OF ILLINOIS on the first Monday of Jan
vary, 1432, will be paid at the Amer can Exchange National Dank, from
Mle. CHRISTINA NILSSON (for the trst time in New
iguor BARTOLINI (his rst appearanes bere)
FRIDAY EVENING Doe. 15 ats
SATURDAY, Dee. 16, at 14, doors open
EIGHTH (8th) GRAND NESnoR MATIN
_ Beate now at the Academy: also. 301 and 114 Broadway.
SANTLEY SANTLEY!!
the second to the sistecuth dats of Jonra., inela
ERASTUS N. DA
proximo,
Sate Treasurer,
a re ee
Savings Banks
hh a
(CHARTERED BY THE
UNITED STATES,
Tur FREEDMAN'S Savas Avo Trrer Conpavr,
A National Savings Dan’,
No, 1% Prukcker sr., New-York,
INTERPAT overs thirty days, if ewire] Nix Per Cont Componnd Tn.
terest Ceriifieates isnel, Lottery of Cred.t for travelers issued bearing
interest. Accounts strictly private and corfidentisl. Deposits pad Ox
DesaND, with inierest due. Intereat pad by check to parties ous of the
city, if desired, Send for circular, SAM. L. HARRIS, Manager,
Joux I. Zviuve, Cashier,
ry yo r vy vr \e gk
LINTON SAVINGS BANK, 244 Eighth-ave.
Open ditiy from 10 a, wm, tw Jp. mo, and on Mondars, Wednesdary,
and Saturdo ys from Sto Bp, wm, Lie posits received from 10 couts upward,
aod interest allowed at the rate of six per cont per anenm,
ALFRSD MOOPZE, President,
NATHANIEL FLLIS, W. W, OWgN.,, Vice-Piesdents,
ORLANDO P. SyiTii, Ne retars
FIHIRD-AVE. SAVINGS BANK,
Corner Third-ave, aud Twente size,
BANK OPEN daily from 10 a.m. to} n.m.. and on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from 6 ta 8 o'clock,
THEO. M. TUTHILY, JOHN IH LYON,
Artuary, President.
es
Irving Savings Institution,
No. 96 WARRINST.,, NEWYORK.
SIX PLR CENT INToREST alowed ou sid sums.  Baok open daily
from 10 a m, to 3pm,
Wn Vier W. CONCK LIN, President,
VANDERBILT L, BUNTON, Seersinry.
ion
ul weber, MN.
NO. 430 GRAND-~T,
OPEN EVERY DAY from 10 ta 3, and MONDAY an! SATURDAY
EVENINGS uti) 4
MATL oo HEWITT, i'r silent.
ROVERT HOE, ois
WMP, BUCKS ASTER, Vice Prenleata
JOIN H, WAYDELL, Aulitor.
EUGENE SMITH, Attorney aud Counsel
E. R. KENNEDY, Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
ALANSON T. BRIGGS, cooper, Rutgers, Water, Cherry, and South-sts.
WM. P. BUCKMASTER, iron founder, Cherryat.
JOIN F. COOK, provision broker, No. 11% Broad st,
D. D. EARLE, meictaut (8na of B. L. So'orwou Sons), Nos. 657 and
600 Broadway,
JOHN GAYNOR. crocer, No, 534 Grand st.
MAHLON I. HEWITT, manutacturer, late No. 142 Madison st.
ROBERT HOE. prioting or sacs, Ko.
LR KENNEDY, late of Wiliams Kennedy, No, 269 Broad=ay,
SAMUEL L. KENMEDY of Kennedy Aitort, Noo 200 Grand st.
MANNING MERRILL. mercucut tof Charles Merall Sons) corner
Grand and Lewissts,
JAMES MUGKPHY, proprietor Quintar! [mn Works, and President
Brookive Ferry Co,
SIMON ROSSMAN. merchant, No, 296 Second-st,
GEORGE SCOFIELD, merchant (drm of Juwes MoCreery Co,
Broadway and Fleventh-st.)
EUGENE ~MITH, lawyer, No. 20 Nassan st,
STEPHEN I, TUCKER, marafuturor (drm of R. Hos Co.)
MAL RICE J. WALSH, steredore. West-st,
JOHN H. WAYDLLL, cooper ard shinper, No, 21 Olle¥p,
JACOB A, WENTERVELT, ship-huilder («g-davor of the Cite.)
PaARLNER WANTED=In a well-established
PUBLISHING HOUSE. with from $10,000 to $25,000 capital. Ad
dross A, L. B. K., Tribute Office,
Iy the matter of the MONTANA GOLD
MINING COMPANY, bankrupt.
PEREMPTORY SALE.
In pursuanee of the order of the District Court of the Unitel States,
for the Southern District of New-York, the Assizuee offers FOR SALE
all the PROPERTY of the bankrupt, to close the estate, viz:
Thirts-nine Mining claims on different lodes in Clear Creek and Gil.
pin Counties, Colorado, embracing the celebrated Kansas, Kent County,
Pratt, Vasa, &c.. with whim and whim houses, Also a parcel of land
jin Centm! City, extending from Spring Gnich to the Nevada Gulch road
containing upward of 77.00 square feet, with Quartz Mill thereon, 10x
100, two stories high, containing JO stamps, 40 horse-power Engine, two
22.feet two-flue boilers, six Freiburg paps, uccessary pumps, tanks, &e.,
all in complete running order, &e., &e.
Offers and negotiations as to terms ars invited. If not sold at private
sale prior to the fifteenth day of December, 1571, the same will be sold on
that day at 12 m., to the highest bidder, for cash, at public anction, by
Albert H. Nicolay, Auctioneer, at the MercLants’ Exchange Salesrooms,
No. 111 Broadway, in the City of New-York, without farther notice,
The property cost the Bankrapt upward of $250,000, more than $100,
000 haring been expended on the mill alone.
For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer. No. 43 Pine-st., N.Y.
or SYLVESTER R. COBB, Assijuee,
Sawren B. HiGesnoTaw, Attorney, 22 Pinest,, N.Y.
THER MAJESTY COURT of PROBATE.
—To CORNELIA, the wife of DAVID MORGAN, formerly of No.
4% Armada-place, Bristol, in the County of (sloucestor, but now residing in
Ameriea.—Take notice, that on the 17th day of November, 1871, a cita
tion issned nn ler seal of Her delpetra Court of Probate, at the instauce
of the Reverend Thomas Alford Burdon, Clerk, cue of the executors of
the will of Thomas Burdon, deceased, citing 4 as the daughterand sole
surviving next of kin of the Reverend Samuel Longhurst, late of Linth
waite Allmoubury, in the County of York, Clerk, deceased, within 30
days to cause an appearance to be entered for you in the Principal Regis.
try of that Court, and accept or refuse letters of administration of the un
administered personal estate and effects ol the deceased, or show caase
why the same should not be granted to tie ssid Reverend Thomas Alford
Burdon, limited to 8 moiety of the sum of £1547 4,10, three per cent
consolidated bank annuities tow standing in the name of the Accountant.
General of the High Court of Chancery, at the Bark of England. to the
credit of the suit of Haydon versus Rose, in that Court, and to a moiety
of the interest and dividends thereon, and limited also to all other, the
art or share parts or shares (if any), as well original as aceruing, of and
fn the moners and produce to arise from the sule and conversion of the
real and personal estate of Smnuel Roberts, deceased, which being part of
the unadministered personal estate and effects of Samuel Longhurst, de
ceased, was or were effectually ayifvel by indenture of the 2ist day of
January, 1.62, to the said Thomas Burdon, or under such further or other
Diuitations as the Judge of the Court or the Registrars of the Principal
Registry thereof may direct, with an intimation that in default of your
appearance letters of administration of the unadmicistered personal
estate snd effects of the Reverend Samael Loughuret, deceased, under
limitations, will be grauted to the said Reverend Thomas Alford Burdon,
your absence notwithstanding, CHAS. J, MIDDLETON, Registrar,
GREENWAY Rois, Solicitor, 3 Guildhall Chambers, 32 Basiughall
ot., London. ye.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—Notice is hereby
iven, according to law, to all Jersong having claims against
JERVIS LANGDON, late of she City of Elmira, deceased, that they are
required to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to the subseribers,
the Exvcutors of the last will and testament of the said deceased, at the
office of J. LANGDON Co., No. 6 Baldwin-st., mn the City of Elmira,
on or before February 1, 1372. —Dated this 24th cay of Waly, 187L
Statin LANGDON
CHARLES J. L H N,
THEODORE W. CRANE, Ezecators,
SAMUEL L. CLEMENS,
Jr24 lawbm avd OLIVIA LANGDON, Executrix.
N IBLO GARDEN.
LAS WEEK OF THE ENGAGEMENT OP
MR. SOTHERN.
MR. SOTHERN.
LAST SIX NIGHTS OF
LORD DUNDREARY.
LORD DUNDREARY,
SATTRDAY—LAST DUNDREARY MATINEE st2
SATURDAY EVENING, DEC. 14,
FAREW ELL BENEFIT and LAST APPEARANCE of MR. SOTHERN.
MONDAY, Dec. 15, after elaborate preparation, will be produced she
great spectacle,
THE BLACK CROOK.
NEW ARTISTES, NEW MUSIC, NEW SCENERY, NEW DRESSES,
NEW WONDRRS.
ART SALE.
AT THE SOMERVILLE GALLERY, 82 FIFTH AVE.
Now on exhibition a large and valush'e
finished American and European Oil Paintings,
collect
of the artists they represent, consisung of over
pictures.
and are the
J. F. KENSETT,
J. G. BROWN,
E. LEUTZE,
K. VAN KLTEN,
EDWARD GAY,
A. PARTON.
WwW. WHITREDGE,
Wh, HART.
A. D. SHATTUCK,
W. M. BROWN,
W. HOMER
They have all been recently selected
best works of the following distiuguished favorite artists:
J. F. CROPSEY,
J. H. BEARD,
J. C. WIGGINS,
G. L. BROWN,
J. H. DOLPH,
A. C. SMITH,
G. H. McCORDY
J. B. IRVING,
C. OGILVIE,
FANSIHAW,
W. DE I1ASS,
ion of sew and carefully
the most admired examples
200 admirably execated
expressly for this sale
J. W. CASILEAR,
J. B. BRISTOL,
J. R. BREVOOLRT,
C. lH. CHAPIN,
J. MCENTER,
JAMES HART,
J. FAIRMAN,
N. R. GIFFORD,
A. BIERSTADY,
M. F. H, DE HAAS,
DAVID JOHNSON, and others of the American; sud
J. CARROLLUS,
L. DE BUEL,
E. BIDAN
N. BERCHORE,
PAUL SOVEL,
H
EMILE LAMBINET,
Ps IRH
X. DE COCH,
RB. HOFER,
F. REYNAUD.
J. E. MEADDOWS
COUNT Du BYLANDT,
VEY
KUWASSIG.
E. C. WILLIAMS,
A. ARNOUX,
VERBOCKHOVEN,
BAUMGARTNER,
J. D. HARDING,
BRISSOT,
PAUL MARTIN,
J. COIGNARD,
bT, HENRY BACON,
H. DAURIAC,
0. GRUNDMANXN,
PAUL BILLON,
E. TOUURNY, and others of the Kurapesn schools.
The above will be sold by auction on WEDNESDAY azd THURSDAY
EVENINGS, the 13th aod December.
Hn OBERT SOMERVILLE, Auctioneer.
SFARTLING, THRILLING, WONDERFUL.
MONDAY, "PU RDAY, WEDNKADAY, bre «11212
THE CELEBRA’
RATE Twent Bees B A8 nd Broad
v
ST. JAMES TH Be wag,
Ean bron hock
and Iron Ntocks,
While thoroughly feat PR, one of the Brothers,
will exhibit his
WONDERFUL POWERS OF PSYCHOLOGY
THE WALK. THE BLIND T
H y s A
DEAF TO HELE “Filk DUMB TO SPEAK,
FREE OF CHARGE.
at 7:30: commences at 8.
90 cents: ruserved seats, 75 conta,
Doors oped
Simissioa.
Dividens Notices
Chances for Business Sten
¥'eaal Notices.
Amusements.
ei
a AAV 1 ALLY, SITLINWAL MALL.
Mr. GEORGE DOLBY respectfully annouuces
OPERA HOUSK. NEWARK, N. J,
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 11
Mr. George Dolbv's Graml Cone ra,
BRUOKLAN ACADEMY OF Mi IC,
THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. 14
STEINWAL HALL,
FRIDAY EVENING. DEC, 15
GRAND MATINEE, 8A FURDAY, DRC 16,
THE LAST TWO GRAND CONCERTS
a to the departure of the company on a tour of the Eastern and
ortheen States snd the Canadas
yihaY EVENING, DEC, 15
NEE. SATURDAY, DEC,
Mr. SANTLEY will he asxivted he b u
Miss EDIT WYNNE,
MADAME PATEY,
MW. H CUMMINGS,
MR. J. 4. PATEY,
y
MR, LINDSAY SLOPPR..................... Pianist and Conducton
Vvonk go AURIASION ONE DOLLAR.
served seats, 50 cto, and $1 extra, acconling to locati
on und after Mon lav. Dee. hh the nsnal pn wo, For ue
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUFIC,
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 14.
AE AL] 2S 1) it PY Sus LI
A DIEE™ OPERA BOUFFE, 720 Broadway.
TRIUMP'T OF OFFENBACH'S r
LE PONT DEN SOUPIRS
SATURDAY, MATINEE at 2 p.m.
Dae notice given of the appearance of
M. COEUVILTE, THY DISTINGUISHED TENOR of
W ALLACK?™,
MONDAY DEC. 11,
LAST SIGHT OF
ROSEDALE
ON TUESDAY, DEC. 12,
AN UNTIRELY NEW PLAY,
written expressly for this theater. by John Rrooghaw, eaq., en'itled
p 3 JOHN GARTH,
Presented with
NEW MUSIC, FCENERY, AND APPOINTMENTS
rer as ‘rincipal characters by
ig 18 iY ALLACR, Me doUN GIL ERT, M:, CIIAS, FISHER,
A CLARA JENNINGS, and Mrs, ETON, EanY MURBALAT,
AUHL WI. 0 sess BAY POUR NOW OPRN
(5 BAND OPERA HOUSk., Goris
MONDAY, PEC. 11-SECOND WEEK
of the favori‘e artiste,
MR. PRANK MAYO,
who will personate bis celebrated character of
BADGER,
in tho great loea® drama entitled
STREETS OF NEW YORK,
produced with
appropriate new seeners by SCHELL DAYTON,
including the SNOW-NTORM
UNION-SQUARE BY MOONLIGHT, and the
TERRIFIC FIRE SCENE,
which will be rendered with
LIFE LIKE AND STARTLING ACCURACY.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK AT 8,
SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2. y
poor THEATER. BOOTIL
SECOND WEER
of Me,
EDWIN BOOT,
a
HAMLET,
wl ich sharacter Le will personate hat for
I'WELVE NIGHTS LONGER,
owing to the forthcoming production of Shakespeare 8
JULIUS CLESANR.
MATINEE on SATURDAY at 1j o'clock,
MR. BOOT. 4 (last time). BSrennss CLAUDE MELNOTTR
Box-hook open six dare in advance at ths Theater; also, at Dil
Music Store, 71 Broadway,
(Lyuric THEATER,
FIFTEENTH WEEK,
CONTINULD SUCCESS OF
L. FOX'S
CELEBRATED SPECTACULAR PANTOMIMR,
HUMPTY DUMPTY,
presented EVERY EVENING, and
MATINEYS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
First Appearsuce in New-York of
Moos. A. SIEGRIST aud his WONDERFUL TRAINED DOGA
First time in Aweriea of the LATEST LONDON SENSATION,
“TUE SEVEN LITTLE MEN OF THE MOUNTAIN,” in thele
Clarscienstic Dance, eutitied THE NIXKES.
The celebrated MARTENS FAMILY. The famous KIRALFY TROUPRS
THE 2IG-ZAGS. Signor CASSELLL. The (RAND BALLKT.
MATINEEY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
STH AVEN UE THEATER.
Will be prodaced!
100th PELFORMANCE
“w
“DIVORCE!
MONDAY, Dee. LL
The continned success of DIVORCE" compals tie mensger lo en
pounce it still for petiormanes EVERY EVENING a0 4; aud for the
MATINEE SATURDAY at li,
1
New and costly Costumes. New Scenery
RPECIAL DIVORCE MATINEE CHRISTMAS DAY.
UX ION SQUARE THEATER.
BW. BUTLER. ..ccooo voveriniions ves, MANAGER
BRILLIANT NOVELTIES PRESENTED NIGHTLY.
Engagement of the Celebrated Artist,
SIGNUR VOYO,
The Afiearshie of Mr. FRED. FOSTER
The GRAND BALLET. the FAIRY FOUNTAIN, and IMMENSS
COMPANY KVKRY BVENING.
MATINEY WEDNESDAY AND »A'1URDAY.
ut 24.
vi a CAML D (MM an “Arve
§TrADT THEATER.—THIS (Monday) EVEN
LY ING, Dee, 11, 1271, GRAND INAUGURAL PERFORMANCR of
the BERLIN RXPOSISION COMPANY. The celebrated LAURK
FAMILY of PANTOMIMISTS, the SNOW BROTHERS, Vienss ead

Milan BALLET COMPANY, favorite GERMAN OPERETTA COM.
PANY. Popular prices.
YAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
THE PUMNIEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE WORLD.
BIRCH, WAMBOLD BERNARD. aud BACKLUS.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
“THE BROADWAY MILLINERS.”
FIRST WEEK OF HAZING: Ur, THE WEST POINT CADETS”
THE DANCING QUARTETTE. CAT IN THE CORNER.
[LAST WEEK BUT TWO of P. 1. BARNUM®™
MUSEUM, MENAGERIE, AND CIRCUS,
AT THE EMPIRE RINK.
THIRD-AVE. and SIXTY-THIRD-3T
P. T. BARNUM, Proprietor. W. COUP, Manager.
OPEN EVERY DAY and EVENING,
from 11 in the mormng uunl 10 at, mght.
HIPPODROME PERFORMANCES COMMENCE at 2 and 3. Un
cedented success of the Great Exposition. CHANGE OF HIPPODROMN
PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY. NEW FEATURES, NEW ATTRAC
TIONS, NEW PERFORMANCES, and a constant accession of the rarest
and most marvelous representative specimens of LIVING WILD ANIL.
MALS, from all parts of the world. ever seen in one collection. MUSEUM
contains 100,000 Curiosities. MENAGERIE 500 Wild Animals, Birds,
and Reptiles. CLRCUS 80 of the best Artists ia the world. Krerybedy
savs it is the biggest show for the least money the world has ever knows.
Admission to toe whole vast uggregation, embriciog SEVEN SUPK.
RIOR EXHIBITIONS IN ONE, oul sc. chiidren half price;
seats 25¢c, extra; children to reserved seats, lie. extra,
9" Just added, two miles of steam pipe and vowerful engines, making
the Rink perfectly warm and comfortable in the coldest weather. LU
NEW -YORK CIRCUb>.
Fourteentl-st., opposite Academy of Music.
B. LENT.......... wheua tonto ER Director.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, ac &f.
EVERY EVENING, AT 3,
INCREASED AND NOVEL ATTRACTIONS.
WONDERFUUL FEATS OP SKILL BY THE
LARGEST AND BEST TROUPE OF
STARK PERFORMERS IN THE WORLD,
MLLE. ROLLAND, MISS WATSON, and C. W, FISH,
TiE ABLEST RIDERS OF THR DAY.
FIRST WEEK OF MR. WILLIAM DUTTON,
The extraordinary euper and Equestrian,
F. SIEGR'ST and Lis INFANT PRODIGIES.
DARING EXPLOITS of the BATTOUTK LbLAPERA,
THE COMICAL PERFORMING DOUS.
A BRILLIANT ARRAY OF ARTISTY.
IN A DIVERSIFIED AND UNIQUE PROGRAMME,
UNITE WITH MARVELOUS KFFECT a
IN MAKING THE NEW -YORK CIRCUS
UNAPPROACHABLE FOR MAGNIFICENCE,
and FAR SUPERIOR to avy similar entertainment =ver witnessed.
v
RS. JARLEY WAX WORKS!
The true and only Mr usher Ll i) repens ber wimitable ba
morv tertainmest, with many pew claraclers,
thy AT ST. sighdl HALL EON EIDAY
West Twentieth-st., beiween Bightu a mth-aves WO
lO oo] asd THURSDAY EVENING, Dec 1t
Tickets for both evevings and Reserved Seats Lor Wedueeday for sale
at Poad's, 39 Unton-square.
For pure fun nothing equals these Jar'eys!
HE GREAT SUCCESS OF PRATT,
THE HORSE-RDUCATOR, Corner Broadway sad Thirty-S00b st,
IS UNPARALLELED.
f
HIS ACADEMY CROWDED EVERY NIGHT.
CLASS NUMBERS 1,321 GENTLEMEN.
VICIOUS HORSES EDUCATED EACH NIGHT THIS WEEK
as follows (at 7 ou clock):
MONDAY—A Bad Biting Horse.
TUESDAY=Two Kickers, and a "1ving Hore oducat‘d to TreAg
also. a Green Colt beadled.
MONS. DU CHAILLU,
A the great African Explor: 1] leetare oa
ADVENTURES IN AFRICA,
at ST. PETER'S HALL. West Twoutieth st, between Eighth sad
Ninth-aves., TUESDAY EVENING, Dee. 12.
Admission, 50 cents; children balf price
KILPATRICK,
TUESDAY EVENING, Dee, 12,
At East Side Association Hall, Eighty sixth st. and Third-ave.,
On SHERMAN'S MARCH TO THR SkA.”
HILLIP PHILLIPS, the Sweet Singer of
Tarael, will SING THIS (Monday) EVENING at the Twealyfoarth
a MK near Ninth-ave. pi Ry
a1 Commencing
a.
RZ CCIUTCS ANU FILLING
MERCANTILE LIBRARY LECTURES,
FRED. DOUGLASS
SAN DOMINGO,
'STRINWAY HALL,
TUESDAY Yr DEC. 19,
50 cents extra.
Tickets. 50 conly Ne i Mdeerved Broaden on at the he Library.
For sale at Dutton's,
NEW: ENGLAND SOCIETY. Y.—Members are
repectolls idvived to ing at Fifth-Avenw; Hotel, on
MONDAY KVENING, aa u ociee for We parprae of somi
sating ofiesns for for Whe oRsulng Fou.
Amnps.cments.
rr A

ACADEMY OF MUSIC- -NILSSON.
STRAROR AL] EA COMPANY,
THIN (Mouday) KVENN{Q, Dee. 1], at 3,
Mile CHRISTIN Aa: _
A LA NON.
11, TROVATORK,
LEONORA
-AZUCENS
Lectures and Meetings.