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For Oysters Cooked TO Perfection, In
every style, or Genuine Porter House Steak, go
to SHEARS Oyster Parlors (Clunie Block, Eighth
and streets. All Liquors warranted pure. fel6-lm
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PROGRAMME.

DOORS OPEN AT O'CLOCK. SA-as
Concert selections by the Band of Twelve Pieces,
from O'Clock precisely until $50.
During intermission various amusements will fol-
low in rapid succession, such as the performance of
the great world-renowned Dan Rices Circus. Best
Clowns.
The Mephistepheles Rejuventor, something new
and original, for the first time in Sacramento.
The performance OF the Vienna Ladies Orchestra
from San Francisco will treat the audience to some
choice selections. They must be heard to be appre
ciated.
At $50 o'clock precisely the Grand March will
commence, at which time the Prize Judges, consist
ing of two ladies and three gentlemen, will take
their seats on the Judges stand.
At 1l:30 the signal for unmaskin will be given
and the prizes awarded at Il O'Clock. SUPPER.
After which the Programme for the evening will be
distributed.
The Carnival Paper, issued under the supervision
of the Committee, will be distributed during the
evening free OF charge.
CARRIAGE LIST will close on Tuesday at P. NJ.
fzy NOTICE.-Al groups contesting for prizes
at the Turner Masquerade must consist OF not less
than five persons. All doubtful characters who may
in any way obtain tickets will have them cancelled
OF the door and be refused admittance. fe2Std
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All Who Have Tried w. Il. PefersOn's
Ornamental Cakes, Tarts and Mince Pies say they
are the best ever bought. Try them. d2-lm
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Byrne's Steam Carpet Cleaning Machine,
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Carpets Cleaned Properly, and returned promptly
Leave orders at any Of the Carpet Stores. fe22-u
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Capital CoiOnnade, I0I5 Tenth ST., bet.
and X Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars always
on hand Private Rooms. JOHN HECTOR. n6-1m
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GENERAL NOTICES.

For the Choicest, Freshest. Homemade
Conf, ctionery, all kinds, at lower prices than
other wholesale retail-call at HENRY
FISHERS fe25 I'm
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For the Best and Cheapest Meals in
the city, go to HENRY FISHER. fe23-im
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GRAND OPENING of spring dress goods,
calicos, etc., at the Red House to-day.
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TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH LIST.
JAIN a FOSTER. Costumers.

ENIGHTVALUABLE PRIZES
IT. will be awarded, which
are now on exhibition at the
Dry Goods Store of $. ROTH
FIELD 81 CO., northeast corner
Sixth and J streets.
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TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE.

TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed February 26th.
Arson B. Bryant to T. r. Burkett and B. A.
Farmer February 81, 1881, for $780, part Of south
west quarter of section "a, township NORTH range
east, containing 20 acres of land.
HONEY, hops, lobelia, skunk cabbage root,
balsam of tolu, and other excellent medicinal
ingredients, make DR. Ransom's Hive Syrup
not only an effectual but pleasant remedy
for coughs, colds, Group, etc.
BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark filed in this State and Nevada.
Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent.
GRAND OPENING of spring dress goods,
calicos, etc., at the Red House to-day.
BLANKETS marked down at Hale's.
BLANKETS, 81 upward, at Hales.
GREY BLANKETS i-Hale's.
BLANKETS i-Hales.
CLoAks .-Hale's.
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SOMETHING NEW in calicos, percales an(
cambrics to be opened up to-day at the Rec
House.
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Have Byrne do up your Lace Curtains
as good as new. fe22-u
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Go to the Lafayette for Hot Drinks
Specialties Tom and Jerry, Peach and Honey, etc.
X St, Third and Fourth. ]. o. HECTOR dl.3plm
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Cakes, Pies and all kinds of Fancy Candy
at W. F. PETERSoN'S. d21m
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

f. H. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur-
day, February &c, 1881:
Balance on hand last report. .s34, 907 90
Receipts for the week Observation-Disclosures. 6,709 II
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SEE THE DISPLAY OF New CARPETS at the
Red House.
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PRICES on CLoAKs are specially cut at
Hales
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METROPOLITAN THEATER. -" The Royal
Mildly having had its run, gives place to-
night to comic opera very much its supe-
ror in music. Its melodies are nearly all
choice, and the entire piece is rich with
charming airs In this opera-"The Chimes
of Normandy" lies Cloches de Corneville)-
Miss Melville appears really to better advan-
tage than in any other piece in which she
sings. MIR. Freeman also, as Gaspsrd the
miser, is presented In role full of dramatic
as well as musical excellence. The company,
now thoroughly rested after rapid tour, will
probably throughout appear with more credit
to itself and satisfaction to the public than in
the lighter opera that signalized the opening
of the season.
Directors MEETING.-The Directors of
the State Agricultural Society will hold a
meeting to-day at the office of the Secretary
in the Pavilion, for the purpose of electing a
President Of the Board, and the transaction
of other business. Among those spoken OF
in connection with the Office of President are
II. NJ. Larue, present incumbent, j, Mem.
Shafter, L. U. Shippee and g. w. Hancock.
DIRECTORS APPOINTED The Governor has
appointed the following as Directors of Dis
trict Agricultural Society No. 8, composed
of the counties of Mendocino, Humboldt and
Del Norte F. J. Boynton, K. Porter, ID.
Rohner, q. G. Barber.
"ReYAL MILDLY" is the name of special
make of corset at Hale's.
NEw STYLES of spring clothing to arrive
to-day at the Red House.
REMNANTS at Hale's.
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REMNANTS OF DRESS GooDs at Hale's.
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE
NEUBoURG d Lagos,

MOS 30, So AND 81 FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO
~ dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies
Manufacturers Of Malt and all kinds of Meals, etc
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour
Buckwheat Flour, hetc. New train Bags for SALE
feiT-1ptf
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BLANKETS marked down at Hale's
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BLANKETS, 81 upward, at Hale's.
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BLANKETS reduced at Hale's.
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BLANKETS specially reduced at Hale's.
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opened to-day, from auction, at the Re,
House.
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"ReYAL MILDLY" is the name of special
make of corset at Hale's.
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CLoAks specially reduced at Hale's.
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CLoAKs reduced at Hale's
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NV STYLES of spring clothing to arriv
to-day at the Red House.
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GREY BLANKETS l-Hale's.
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REMNANTS at Hale's.
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firm at about SC per cent all things may be possible.
But the speculative predictions for Western Union,
that fixed 90 as the figure ct which 1t was TO sell
to-day failed of realization by per cent its highest
price being Oh and its last price 93h. We have
called attention before to the changed condition OF
the stock market from what it was during the last
two months of 1880. And the speculation III West
ern Union is a good illustration of the fact
that such change has occurred. For the
majority of dividend.paying stocks there were
advances ranging from 10 to 20 per cent while west
ern Union was declining from 100 to about ~. Inc
advances then were caused by an investment de-
mand, while Western Union declined because OF the
companys bad showing To say that the price
of Western Union has advanced some IA per cent tCr
any other reason than desperate speculation would
he an Insult to the intelligence of the readers of The
TRIBUNE Nevertheless, it is the speculation In
Western Union that gives character and tone to
the entire market, and the conditions now are such
that any decided break in that speculation Will DO
much more serious matter than it was when ITS
price fell from 1O5 to about 80.
The speculation in the coal stocks is another
source Of danger to the whole fabric. In FORMER
times when trustees Of estates regarded Delaware
Lackawanna and Western stock as better and safer
security than Government bonds, 100 was hlgh
prce for the stock but now after q lapse OF four
years without dividends. and material increase Vi
frst-charge liabilities in that time the price OF the
stock on the declaration of two DIVIDENDS OF IL
per cent each. rises to 112Ol13-fgnres which
should be warranted only by d." giltedge" security
w-Jersey Central also is eagerly bought at $40
SIS. without the slightest official information as 10
whether the floating debt Of the company. which
at the end of 1879 amounted to $6,3fl, 2oS'
was increased or decreased in 1850. To-day's mar
lot however wcs strong and higher prices were
reached for nearly all the speculative stocks ana
there are now few stocks which may not he classed
AS speculative because. tho current IS rnnn'ne'
investors are the sellers and spectators are the
bnycrs. The business Of tile day amounted TO
525 100 shares, and prices generally closed strong
without material declines from The best hSnres
The total transactions III Government bonds at the
Boards to-day were covered by sales OF S2l'OOO
per cents Prices however, firm, and the final
bids for the 2 and per cents show an advance OF
ls per cent. Annexed are the closing quotations:
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Gin Redl Gsidie For safe


A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR Ti!E NEW,
UPTOWN OFFICES. No I..S:sS Br1IdWay. coz. rldIty-
Grstst, NJ Sxthave bet F1Ttv seventh AMI Forty
81 fOufeantho-, corner mon square. 800 rhrl.
FOrtyssvent st. AT the HARLEM OFFlC >. NJ
I00i and 2S rhiIdavc. c1T one ilundre' and 'wsiiy
tOu!1hst. lIulm savings Bank Bdhn5l, NJ to D. T. m 1t
regular Oilicc rates.
A SAFE INVESTNENT.-F0r sale cheap,
n house and lot "a Bovcry. 2jx90; lo,il5i
any business terms ~ sui. Apply t. ROBERT lK-
WIN, ~ West 40thsL
BEAUTIFUL FOR SITUATION.-Brfrc
lb expiration OF 1871 the northwest corner Mad oa
ave. and liOhst. will sell for .2oC00 PERHAPS t4jo"o
IN week the cas-" NAV he. Yc'y muc lct. vi
300 3tave.
FOR SALE.-A whole front, below 46tA-St.,
wcl worth Tie attention OF capitaiis'-. J. H.
HULNE3, Il COrt.aaitaL, .'c'ii ~.
FNOR SALE.-Vcry valuable property, near
4 ne Stock Exchange Will hc sold 10" - co-c e.
tate. Address iiox 4,33J Post Office.
INVESTORS, ATTEN IION.--For sale, tl"cH
houses Just completed. I"r idng r'.irr 81
a.rc. The srTan cnent of stores AMI u's. wan lac c'
cent nIv remain at cent rCntI, :Ti o. TIE ptTL1ncny
Of Tins income assured, ~" prop l"c'd where uc
value OF land viii greatly nclc4St Pars -c'ling ~ D.
tstment II this cha acter caH on or adGrCs JOHN D.
CRIAMIN>, No. 1857 }dave.
G;TORE in Chamhcrs-st., we'll rented; also
- Iispenari very cheap W. l. Bt FLEE: % LID
ertvSt
T6rWO SHARES in " Home Ciub,' on 59th-St..
facing Central PARA. One apartment If eight iupm' ard
che OF ten rooms all with windows dlrcCtlv
BIldns to be Of the most substantial character stein heat
81 600 Another CGD central lac1to. aud a. lower
uIire uDtn,vn are now forming. Offices "ICRI.T HOME
tLUB ASSOCIATIONS" l.2jl Broadway.
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CLOSING PRICES or LADELPHIA STOCKS
Rspartsd ba IoHx Il DAVE & Co. No. II RtlLr,

SATURDAY. Jan. S-P n.
Writing mildly and without exaGgeration. to-day .
stock market was exhibition of the widest spec
uaton that ever was witnessed by the oldest meln-
Der of the Stock Exchange. OF course 1t may be
that the speculation proves profitable; but that pos
sibility does not change its character. With
a market that holds such a stock as Reading
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state bonds were dull and neglected, the Cuiy
sales being OF Virginia Is deferred at 1911 LOUIS
lana consos are quoted 53l2U5ll2. Alabama class
7iloa 70, class y % bid aud class s. bid, North
Carolina Is old 32lI hld special taxes 5l9H7 and
consolidated {, 3dSil2 Tennessee IS old dGl2
bid anl new ijl.a II. Virginia g. Old and new. 81
bid Is consolidated IO5 bid and - consolidated
second series 30 bill. and Qnebcc >, 1872 bid The
only sale of city baAk stock VAS 80 share OF Re-
public mt 135.
The business loHc i'm railroad bonds was large and
unusually we'll distributed. Dealings were 5ympI-
thctlc with aud only less Wild than the tr1nsac-
tons in shares with perhaps more irrcgnlarttY IN
the general movement. Ere second coIspls were
only steady al ll,a1Ot7s a 1919 Missouri. Kan
sls and Texas first cOnSolS ranged between Ill 4
and l121iG I12ls. ana the seconds, after sales up
to - L.. closed unchanged at -. Boston, IIaIt-
ford aud Ere frats were conspicuOusly
strong and advanced from 53l2 TO -. but
later sold at 81; and Rome, Watcrtown and
OgdcuShnIg rose 10 81 Z. C., E. and l. c. fr-tS AZ
s,ntrd OF course were strong at lcNd loHlL be
cause OF the fixed y,iue that the pending ncgota'
tons give to them hnt the advance in the incomes
from G3 to GIaiaG1l2 has no such warrant for the
current figures Chesapeake and Ohio first series
H. rose from S22I 10 S3l2G N}l-. and The currency
debts were J.. higher at 5u1i Canada Southern
fr~t4 gaincd /. per ccut at lO2l., and s.. Louis
aud Iron Mountain first incomes ro'' from
- To- 93G?2al hut Ill" ~'coud-, a!cr
an advance to 77', closed unchanged at
-. Mcrnp,liAn Elevated iif%tS were hrH up 20
1o3ll There WIS not o woyrmrn' in TIE Ohio
Ccltla ucuuca that carr.,d 'h"ir price from 80 20
~. Indiana. Bloomington ami Western Incomes
rusr fruI. -, To- ~. -. Louisville and NASH
y,llr general mortgage, were active AMI advanced
f;um lcl 10 1u5ulOi7-. Ir RIA. DrcItr and
Evansville iir-ts w'Ic strong ny q III lHlll and
the incomes at 7Jai The new Missouri Pacii'
consols brought 1855. II. Paul con,ois
advanced to ~ and reacted 70 I2i, iir>tS Of
southern Minnesota Division rising to les and
iir,ts nf Chicago and Pac.ic Division 10 no.
Wabash general mortgages sold ur to AMI closed
strong Denver and Rio Crandr cou,u'~ ro>" To II t.
Kansas Pacific comsos we've sttLiy ut lUl' lOi
and frsts Of Denver Division Of !o7; aud Texas
and Pacific irsts, Rio Grandc Division. rose to 9SI2
The city banks open the new year with the dcvcl-
opment OF n liberal policy regarding accommodations
and expand their loans in :he first week $6.323,5O0
The statement shows gains in specie anil legal
tenders amounting to + 1921 500. which is smaller
tlan there was reason 10 expect. The increase Iii
loans however so affects the deposits that tie III
crease in the surplus reserve IS only Sl,59I GOO
The following are the totals Of the statement and
4 l.
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In London. British consols were Is lower at $3.50
for money and 0Slll6 for account. United States
So were 10 better at I04as 4los l6 better at 1885,
and az is lower at 1853. American railways gen.
orally Il "a I2 per cent higher in response to
Yesterdays late quotations in the home markets
but London, at present is simply tho follower of
New-York, the changes in either direction are
insignificant and not important enough to comment
upon. In Paris, French per cents rose 10 $50;
sight exchange on London being 25.20 francs to
the T..
The following shows the exports exclusive of
epecel from the port of New-YOrk for the week
ended January and since the beginning of the
compared with the corresponding periods Of
previous years:
1910. $780, 1881,
Fort.e w,ct....... s442J5zj s6.ooG6ca s7,6ts, 003
Siacc laulsry l.-... f,?4I,l1J 4O02,S50 4,37O,S52
The following ars tho Imports OF dry goods and
general merchandise at the port OF New-York for
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Gaplnas Ddnlis.
ROWERY SAVINGS BANK.
G. II. c. rGrsuAI, Secretary.

GERMAN SAVINGS BANK III the City OF
~ Nrw-Iork. corner 4th-aye and l4th.st-NeA. iorS.
January lSSl.-Ih0 Board OF Trustees have declared ho
forty third annual eEd 10 eD0sitOrs entitled thereto
unor bylaws at the rate OF four W per cen, pt annum
- f5 upward not Ceedng sj0OJ pyabeO On
and after January IA. 1891.
Dividends Withdrawn will De added Ia principal, ana
from January J. Deposits male on u before
Jalasry 10 VIII draw interest from January l. .,
q. y AMEHO. PHILLIP BlSSINGER
Treasurer. Pr sdenI
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2l2 O'Clock TO 3 O'CLOCK.

81 j. & > & LIST ~ LIZ & West ca d Ono ty inv
5000 ...... llOi2 New DDS tuhd 5OlV. -. 90 a
Pacii Ot No Let I.OUU.. ......a7 y Chns ~ Oist
5000. 90. q. 10 - I.& Ir Mon ID Scrc4M
Mobi:o ~ ohio st preferred lncome OuY S3i II
1000 .....l Ofi2 lO,uuO... y l. Short reg I'd
hohl"ts Ist 900 -.....17I 30ntN -. ~ &
DcDen 10000. III Bos II \ Erie
fU0U st l. & Iron VI lst 5OUOW
ONO Cen In pref income .~t>;'OX.... 81
IU,OU0. 81 $3.50 ........9g5l Drry IO G. lst
Mia Paul & No Kan * 4 "a con
1OUU0.. .l%i2i ~ 300. ....71l9 $4,000. III
1900 Ia 10000. Ohio Central
Northwest Nil ~ ~ Paul LIST TerAInal II.>t Us
Itog GO.d BIDS so MINI DIV 10000. $50. IL
J.0lO.... .l2G'l l3,OUO.... 1857 e &C = Inc
Houston & TIC I'd & Tex J. scrip 10000 Ga i
Main Line 5000. ........Ii&l Rome W & Or LIST
IUOJ.... 100 y Elevated l-t con
X T. l. L Il West JUUJ llJ's 5000. Isl a
Sry ~ Con
90 80. =. i0lsi
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Gitp properrp DO Eet.

-~~>-~~
4 SMALL OFFICE in Tribune Building to
"A let Rent moderate. Inquire at COuntingIOom.
EOR RENT.-Part of office, No 271 Broad
way suItabe railroad steamship real estate. Ap.
Ply % f. NJ IHONMONGEK, NO 8 AstOr House
WINFIELD" POI WEST 56Tll-ST.-A
w OF large ard elegant apartments 10 rent
10 all light and steam heated passenger elevate &c.
Rent r. l.. and SlJ. H. AULD, $40 shave
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Thc Ircasurcr NOW hOIds 1903, UZU,D0U III UHItI
Slatrs bonds to secure bank circulation. United
States bonds deposited for circulation Tor the week.
500. 900; United States bonds hrld for circula-
non vii hlrawn for the week, = ,GOS,UUO. National
hank circulation outstanding: Currency notes,
S}I3.25O, $50 gold notes. II. 1920 The Clear
d1y - ExchaugcS SlGO,397 9S7; balances
S5l95SIl. For the week: Exchanges
%II79s7S, 9SG: balances, $ii,3OS O97. The trans
actions at tho Sub-lreasurY covered: Receipts
SSI6,957: payments, Sl,459 FOG; currency bal
ancc N:i. 7G9 0G4 coin balance T69, OS5.31S.
As usual on Saturday, the foreign rXchang" mar
kcts were dull but rates steady the basis ot
The following nominal quototIous:
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lAS SIOCkS 4 CIty Z. Z. Stock, and Bonds
NJ bought and sDl f. r. Hi.WI 1T 81 Eychangc.p!ace.
LAKE ERIE ANp WE.rRY RAILWAY CoMANY.}
NEW IORk CITY, Dec. %, 1880.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Board OF
Directors u ts company have called meeting e. tho
BOudholrTS be held tho
M ~ IL the rou.luy the of La Fayetc Int.
hur-av, the Ri March ISL and NJ sal meeting ;heio
will bc submitted tor rAtlciuu Contract OF Consolidation
~ THIS company with the ~. Louis and Indiana Railway
Illinois. the Lake ana St Louis Railway
Coluply NJ Id mn and the frankfort and kokOmo aiUal
Company Of InGiiuA
March 3, 1851. .-...
b. q. MITCHELL, Secretary.
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the week ending January g. and since the beginning
of tho war.

the week ending January 8. and since the beginning
of the year;
For the week. 1879. IN 1850 a, '5522j5'o.a
Dry goods. SIIlooi1
General merchandise. 219lUl5 aoVlo00a SSS0a' 6I1
Total for the week.. 4IbIoS1 o9i00DgS "o0'''-~
Previously reported. ,3S11gooSSS a e6a hiS
Total since jan H.. 2,43SI0l luEoo''oA o'oo''o
The following are t. nc dry goods imports lhcluue"
in the above period:
For the 1879. .o iSnSaa, q, &c n.a
port. ISL 276Sl9 $Zdi3sI5 aaavvao
Thrown Market. l,O0u,246 lci'sof A'"0''''-
since JAN l: $500. RIO 40, r7Aa oa2
Entered at port. 7296il 1,00o'9zS iooG ga2
Thrown on MARKET. oOO,lsl <'Ao0'ho
The exports of specie from che port OF NeW-iorK
for the week ended January were $Zoo'ooo
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON jan S-l2:3O D. m.--COnsOls, 9S's for money,
and 9SIle o. s. bonds four ana hai PEI
cents 3 four per 1863 Erie Ola; no. seCOnu.
consOs 1906 York Central 1914 anc ana G1ea
Central 1901 Pennsylvania Central oS'. Readipg 2gt
LONDON Jan 80 D m.-Ere, 81 New.foIk Sentrai;
1877 Atano and Great Western second mortgage uses
certificates, "a. - $4,000. .,o.o q nav rant
rentes 10 centimes for the account o. ,r,nca
PARIS Jan. S-4:30p m.-Excnange OIL Lonu"h ~ 'i"
30 times for checks
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Citp propertn Wants0.
CTORES AND LOFTS WANTED.-We are
~ having calls dav for stores and los Fulton
Icckudn Nassau ana other SiI cts III that vlcny
rutland * WHITING Bcekmdn.st
WANTED FOR CASH DUYER.-J0X100O on
w Gin or Bcekuii ST. KULAND Il WHITING. Beck
MduS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-09

The Sub-1reafury to-day lost T6i2,7i0 on baI-
ancc made up by losses of 1896, 7l3 coin and
$IOG 033 currency. Money worked easy at about
per cent for call loans. with some exceptional late
loans cf brokers' balances at i Fer cent Time loans
are about per cent. The domestic exchanges
ON New-Yorl are unchanged at last printed QUOTA
lions. The customs receipts at Washington today
amounted to 1852. 791, and the internal revenue
,.reiuts TO XlJ6,OS:i The Treasurer received
81 10000 in National bank notes for redemption t;
The totals of such receipts fer the week five days.
compared with the same week OF 1880, being a. Ol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-09

SUPREME COURT SALE
- THE
"T0NTINE BUILDING"
Nos. "a. sc AND IS WALL STREET. CORNER or WALL
AND WATER STREETS. Adrian II. Muller u son VIII
sell auction, To ESDAY. JANUARY IL. 1881, AT II
O'CLOCK. NOON, AT THE EXCHANGE SALES ROOM,
NO Ill BROADWAY (TRlNlTY BUILDINGl NY, by
the Supreme Court under the direction OF William
b. Wntert0n ESQ., Referee. the premises known ny tho
"TONTINE BUILDING" formerly known snd distin
guhei the TontDe Coffee IouseJ, Nos 81. 50 and 80
Wall Of Wall and Water Streets New iofk
CITY For further particulars inquire OF George W. Ellis
ESQ. plaintiffs attorney NOS loo and ~ Broadway or o