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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
EU ROPEAN MARK Er3.

a. ~ Wosteru steady at So. Bacon -OnnDerisnd GnI
a,o.ay at 40. short Rib steady al ~; Long GEAR.
ady or 40 Short Clear. steVly st Al. Hams Long
s steady al 10 shoulders steady ~ ~ Beef Mess'
80 ~ the narKet: Extra steady al 81 Prile Moss
stnadY at 74 Lsrd-Prms Western duil al o. ',s'
PRIME CIV hrmer at 35i6d lurpenune-oplIlta
ssmer Al So steady al lo1d Con"pn' h T
66d Cheese-Amenca4 stSa dull a. i26d Wheat
oi xd ~ While steady at 93d. sprnG No = dnl
srp Winter steady Old COrn-MIxed dun Al 90 a mn
tuI YeIuw steady 30 Hosn |ommoh'
~ steady al 00d 9d spirits Turpenune al Lon
Don, hrmer al 3oOl ,ooo =. ard .o0d ner cyt fol
msnean Bacon 4O9d per cwt for Long Clear duics ""o
ii Oh Short Clear MiddIes o,.o,.rr, I, ia10d ne,
cal sns of Turpentne, S6l per cTt CALCUTTA lAnSeou
BOZ per or. p.oo, Aoad per cwt. for Ions
Clear Middles snd Al 90. for short Clear Aiaolos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
COTTON MARKEr,-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Feb 9-l2:3O D. m-COtTon easier; Middlne
In ands 81 s: Middhng Orleans. 6os sales SOOo Dales
including bales for speculation ana export receipts
81 900 bales including 1880 bales American FUTURES
bands Low Mddlng clause February and March denVerv
6lod do March and Apr delivery I'D do Apr and ay
delivery 6l7aq do MaI and June delivery. 6sa2 do une
july delivery Gesd July and August delivery 61 sgd
Futures dull
LIvERPOUIa Feb 3-l:3O p. m.-COton Middling UDands
81 al: Middlng reauS. 6eei Low MldtinR Upands 6Sd'
LIVERPOOL. Feb "a m-COttOn- Fntures--UTants Low
Midng clause. February delivery. y ret do February ana
March delivery 81, s do April and May delivery 6'edj co.
May ann June delivery. 6osi
LIVERPOOL, Fec 8 m.-COton-The sales ~ the day
included 1900 bales American Futures Upanta Low Mid
ding clause, May June delivery, 6lSsd Futures closed
AUGUSTA Feb. 3-Cotton steady Aiuunng 10 &c; Low
MddnR 1Ol4cI Good Ordinary. &c.. receipts 44oOaies
sales. 400 bales. ..,,. 80. -
Mlddng &c; Good Ordinary. l0l4c; net receipts 2l3
bales 1919 bales: sales 90 bales stock
1868 bales $50. -,
cHAaLEsroN Feb. 3-COtton quiet; MidlluK. SCI Low
Mng llc Good Ordinary lU 4c net receipts oO4 Daes
exports Britain, 90 bates cOastwise. 1878 bales:
GALVESTON Feb. 3.-Coton uuiet Mddlng. II &C.; Low
Mid,lng l0c Good Ordinary Oosc. net recrOt4 q ioI
bales 2sGl bales exports cOastwlse So bales sales
l,0J4 bales: sIOck 81 1897 bales.
MRAPHIs Feb. 3-COttOn quiet Mlddling. IL sc re-
celps 1908 bales shipments 3ol bales l3OO bales
STOCK. 10. 74O bales $50
NgwOaLEANs Feb. 3-COttOn quiet; MIdilIng. II SC;
Low AddnnY. 1OLlc GUOd ordinary 9osc., receipts
gross. 3596 bales export, 10 Great Britan
bales cOastwise 1888 6acs last evening" SoOO bales
stOcN, 2OS.GJ 0alea 49,
SAvANYAH Feb. 3.-Cotton Guet Middlns llsc. Low
Midrnng iOA9c; GOod ordinary, 9hc. net rerepts. 62l
gross 636 bales sales 1900 bales Last evening OOO
bales; sGOc6 81 SGT bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
tuKoPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Feb. 3-l2:3O o. m.-Atanuc and Great western
hrs mortgage trustees SO do second 81
Ere 80 Ia do cOns0ls. 1882. NewIOrk Central
lyi "a Illinois Central 1885, Pennsylvania Central CO'<
Reading. 33lt 49,, , .,.....
IoNDOx Feb 80 D. m.-Pars anvices quote three per
eeni rentes a francs 80 cenumes for the account.
LoSDON FEB. D. The bullion IN the Bank OF Eng
gland mas G773OOO the week. The
noron OF The England reserve TO liability which last
agra per cent s no" 81 per cent lnuc anu
Great Western trst mortgage trustees certificates, G3i2
Reading. 33+s ..- l., 1000, -, IN, ,or
onnce The amount bullion gone INTO tue Bank OF England
on today Atlant Great Western III ~
mortgage certificates. o34 40 second 81 Emo
ST .. IllpOs Central IA y: Keadlng 50 -. 49,. .
cent rentss "a francs so cenilmes for the account -
Feb $3.50 y. m.-kxcnange oil LoDuon 80 HanCs
IA lacs tor checkS 81,
France shows gold Of 100000 francs ana ia
s,yer a decrease 81 2.O76.00O francs ,.. A.. 90,
,,nanv shows an increase specie Of 9036OOO marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
1IVE STOCK MARKET.

Epy YoRK Fell, B HEEVIsS-Recripis late ycsterua's,
and today and included In Yesterday reort WeIe Io
677 butl'st anu car ~ glsoy
INV Total rnco Satur U977 head against 1870 nt"
for the corresponding 1--we days last week. ~ me
0 At M Eastman and ali reserve i
MORT and direct To two prominent up,um1,
sauRhtercrs % loads sold Oh III" open mar
nj slight from the current rates on MONDAY ~
ING common medium at S1d0Lc, To dress 90 W.
a, t good at 90. lose 10 dress 6GGj1 10 and Prime 10
er hcad-atter price for 80 head Of fine ILLINOIS steers
averapipg hh2 m purchased by Messrs W. Oitnann o.,
of Fulton Market large part OF tho cattle inclulon
receipts JeTsey CITY did not arrive IN time ~ Do
snl last evening. that about 100 car loads were ~
sac AZ those yards today. There was very hi
n nearly clear before the noon hour In TACT ee
vas GOOD inde considering that was an on market gay
and seller, generally rated prices about &C. hlglr man
NonIay No stock consequence WlS sofa DrOW DS ="
dress 81 H. ana few nice steers were sofa rs lEh US -''
o ir,ss 81 n but qdlO4c covers the bnk on the sieS
Air Eastman reserved 3S7 LEAD for shipment III uIec
onaiieIs M,rsfs sherman Guett purchased about ~
Had Tor their M trade and Mr. Goldsmith Dous
head so Live Cattle shipment 'o,ut
It Inc CIV Of Montreal took LOO quarters O bet
carcasses OF aud 55l Dressed Hogs Tor Sherh
Gillelt. ,,,r ,rado In nresaed
pcsf Al dsi9c for Ordinary 10 Good CITY hanghc,e
ses &c ma reached lew Primo Carcasses anu
Innr neei went down G1d7hc f. NcMukin closod ou'
,hc ta ends OF car Dressed Beer al oGo
Coney ~ McIhcrsOn for G. JOslyn 10 Oio
nj H. at &C. 56 TO- and 81 each u do l0o 10
10 DO ys7 No. loo: II do 800 ~ at i0ci 10 osh
100 n M lOi ls do $50 ~ at lOic. 67 ~ less 81 sacn
IT, 48b n nj lie and ST. each for selves ~ ILLINOIS Soi
80 N AZ Oc So To- less S4 on the lot; do lZo Di a.
inLo do 275 10. at 10 &c, 81 10 40 800 ID NJ Ao"'
ia Do 32l H. at lie; l,467 n. at II A2c. $780, , OCT
JFsaGier Co. Lindsay: IL MAsouu STEERS i'3o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
No business was done IN city bank stocks.
The following were the bidding and asking prices ut
fha cnll.

The dealings in railroad bonds were unusually
small For the speculative kinds prices generally
we're lower and 1t is worthy OF note that there was
no Improvement sympathetic with the later better
disposition shown In the share market Eric sec
onds sold at 100 and closed at 10Oi9 against 1Ool4
Yesterday. Missouri Kansas and Texas trsts de-
clned from 100 to 1914 and seconds from e2ll t"
s1Qs1l2 Boston. Hartford and Erie frs'S from
bolo to $3.50. Rome, Watertown and OgdensbarG
frsts from 907s to co. c., c. and Z. incomes IRON
7419 to 10 and Chesapeake and Ohio irSts' series g.
nom 50 10 s1l20 S12i. Canada Southern first were
l. lower at 1912. and ST. LOUIS and Iron Mountain
second incomes 81 lower at sig Metropolitan hIStS
were notably strong at about 100 Tie late
fayortc income bonds were duh and
weak. Louisville and Nashville general mortgages
declined from 1O4 to 1882 st. Paul consols
fell from 1914 to 123l2, and Wabash general
mortgages declined to 99S4. Denver and Rio Grandc
frsts were steady at Iii. and Kansas Pacific con-
soils at l04. Texas and Pacific incomes yielded from
s2lo to 81 D. and frsts Rio Grande Division, from 90
IN 97lo: and New-YOrk and Texas land scrip wa
8. lower at 254 Annexed are the closing quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riper. Vessels a,td RailrO1fs
Ny,y XOpt. Thursday Feb 3 19S
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK, Thursday, Feb. 3, 1851


ASHES-Qnet al 1 ne prccS. a. ,oa
COFFEE-Eo quiet and steady Fair carGoes &c; saes'
900 BAGS Para" lie Mid aleS fairly active rao-
27uO MarcaihO suudTv vessels including 0lO -
"Arleu and also l05 bags LaGuayrl, II a3Ec LagYIa
MaTacaibO XuOted II n is &c. also
COTTON spot Cotton duh and quotations 9ihclty ~
follows strict Good Ordinary and below reduced &c -om
Middng reduced is ohei grades unchanged Stned1 Low
Middng and below reduced les $50 bales uO3 -so
evening" all for consumption; delivered on contracts w
bales. receipts at the ports today 2I69 bales aSe
~ $50 this day last week. and 155S2 last year snSo
September 40GlS7 bales against 3s2lsll dnrns 'n0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
RRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JANRRo Feb. 3.-Cofee-GOod Frsts, 1900 e5.O5C
per daily receipts 10 700 bags ship
mems the the Channel and North OF Europe
3OUOO TO the United states ~ 900 bags To tue Med
IT. rraucan bags. sales Of the weekFOr the chan
mel and North Eurpe 10000 the United states
81 OOD bags for the Mediterranean, $4,000 bags STOCK
200 900 bags. Exchangs London ~ lei.
SANTOS, Feb neutrality-suspicious. santos 40 9iSDO rei'
per Ia ROs Average daily receipts 400 bags shipments
Of the week-tOkurOpe bags Oft he week-Fo
Europe 20. 900 bags stock, Ia. 900 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04

81 Ola; Amber Michigan. 81 o4t: No. RED Wabash
spot 81 .O4l2 February o. Hls March o. a AP ~
Corn quiet High Mixed. ii &c SO 9, spot. Sc Feb:
seGd Prime M"@nOh s. IS Choice 20 10; PRIME me-
2 Red February. 81 o.; April 81 O3,a May 81 90.
ReceptsWheat. 10000 bush no;n l7u00 bush 1 aus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04

ses,sve that they will sell out on the neA' raiiy
-, vheu the rally comes 1t has so much the appear
.rca of a genuine renewal of bull" market that
kh,ir minds are changed. and the large operators
A.. .blc to increase their sales without competition
from the smaller SPECTATORS
Western Union was conspicuous in the dcalngs
soSav. and after opening at 1854 rose 10
a16A. After 1t was Known that the IN
sunotjon against the consolidation or the
comnanes was dissolved the price rapidly fell to
1I1s., followed by O sharp recovery to 1l0's' the
anal sale report was circulated that the companies
to-day met and accomplished the consolidation
The facts are given in full elsewhere, and they
doubtless show that all efforts to prevent the con-
soidaton are sure to be fruitess. For good or pad
the consolidation is an accomplished iact' anu
hepislation against it is not lkey-in the long run
at leas-to be any more efficacious than the ropes
bull against the comet. . So far as the opera
!tlons of the day afford indication OF the imine
diate future it perhaps is safe to assume that the
great manipulators think they have secured a
$ short interest sufficiently important to give 10
prices sharp upward twist. There was however,
In the late dealings very large closing up OF snort
contracts which furnished its full quota 10 tne
ctrenoth with which the market closed.
Government bonds were dull and their prices only
akssdy. The total sales at the Boards amounted
only to SIS, OOO Annexed are the closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY FEBRUARY d 1881

o. e i 4 1879 at g. 'Pen n do @;
3G Do s "a at 81 10 s. n; FOR Hscke Is Kentacty
sS5i e-s 20 5S Ii lsS 81 :S
s e. iO o. % r Ok 9IS a at c o 5r epia
1O;2 D. &c, each; carsl2 10 at 4Oc. less 81
5s%.es Tor sa%ass sehamoers y Illinois s Sc
al 9c e.s ii cac H 8 d. is2 n At sic less % h
90 ~ D. at 9 and 81 Each 70 do LIZ! % rs es
at iohe les q eae 3 do 1878 D. at l0! 20 10 l4G2 d.
IL aeve q 8 IRA az ~ &C s sg "fiS f at Sc 6 49,
And so on 9t 99 % ll23 D. at &c IL DO LA at
l27 r. at PIC and soc each = do l235 70. at 9';c DO
$50 i Do a5 DE- ~ g.
nd H. 2r3acn for SIT ~ limos s,esrs l2Zl c az e, ri
SSs% 5$ % s at IS% o. and 81
S $, T%e ao%e; o 2s Mn !. its ssr l2 20
ho d. oi9 at &c., SD DO H. At &c les. S On the
1ql " o TO- IL p n a. less 81 !. sea each q do 263 IT,
" sfs iGE GS s TicfS ,S ?G' +!sSFi SsS
at i on to lot p o at S a at 6s each III 49, @
% 90 & - s a. 3 a. al : 90 sP 9to TO- at % "
D. Erpsleg for ~ Goldsmith - Illinois steers. 1913 H.
ct ge 50 10 less soc eachi 10 do, LILO d. at 9c Il do
!, for MeyF }oc y 5S ys G1fD
at io%c 81 ~ Do 700 @ At j. es ,,o "a H.
Il TO- TO b. at re- il ao i2o3 b, at &C. Is DO is9
At 80 90 LIZ r. ct and 50c ech ID dH 6I ~ sss
56o each % do 1880 h. at os i DO 1877 b. a. os ana
"O'
vose Rssenrtcn for Meyer Rsgensepo "a In 11%n
l3i9 ~ - 7 do 1876 ~ at s. 70 is do 1880 H. at
J. Il. Hunt on comm :sion II Rough State steers and
oIen $50 D. alto II Dry COWS, SO d. at 5+c Year
CAVES ccept, were 1877 "a Gothst aud o? At
@fs ara and the sao9s ke ' 2E ana very % CAVES
at 5a9c Country Hosdressed calves are in snort supply
Ioa2c INT 5c mas been reached Tor choIce s,ocE o,e
y DO s b. t Sac D' 70 s sect DO So s.
at 1 at 81 te sYeI 10 W. go al re- no. '10 d.
j. H. Hume so.dt Fed Calves. 377 ID. at 4c Vea 100
DiiIcn5ack Deweysald: Western Yeas % y, at Co.
do. lP 70, at 7c do, 100 10. al 2c do 4N ~ AZ &C. ~
Ego Jersey calls IA ID, at 9c IL do 2 ID,
ohm. sold II Mount Holly YEAS at from &C. to &C.
ic TS yn Ts' o since e saa n s77 head
head tor 1c f % % % FORK s enF 1t end
~ The Pnnsy"aui Central aud cars on me Eir
Yards AMI = ears al Sos Butchers wanted the stock
s @ a the TSIfT T %%T we're n ncEs SUSTAINED an
the situation fyoro c seer aher ilan thr buyer Atni
ses Al - 5o@tG 10 per 100 or shcep ana - O-2
E'yr 7% p aSS a nayS Of S any prevo. YEAR r
long lime They are IN he hands Of washington Siaret
each and win dress ~ TO q b II uner1tood III t
rni"rprs hatcher charges hs fancy customer 10 per
pond r "' was vr f sht hay coo n jersey la. year
an n nn- dd ,t carry "'rr many t,''P % T.;
all s,ctoa. of the Farmers icIs are ioiy ani hey
want neal right at hone; that nGHre WAS ;o'ar
the rl~drh market 1t would be very "''h nj 70 'el
iS1 ;o@ l. ~ Ml si oo nroG I9I f.
a - iHn't 49, 49, 3D. leo ,lo -, i ~ c ~, TO-
e. e. 80 '' ' d. Ia =, Is. d. II + n at ;tc;
! T. irr g en-, sold: 40 Maaonrl Sheep, rs 70, a
Do Y H. atoc; l59do 10 Pc at ii 7o 81 ONO Llnb'' -
iii mack and Dewey gold 90 wc.tcrn shrcp lo3 y. Al!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04

The Sub-Treasury to-day lost S1S0,314 on bal
ance made up by coin loss OF $273,453. less cur
rency gain of $93,l39. This makes the total loss
since last Friday 81 O53, 543 Money to-day was in
abundant supply. and loans at the Stock Exchange
were made from down to GIG per cent, with late
offerings at per cent The domestic exchanges on
New-York are as last quoted. The customs receipts
reported at Washington to-day were 500 2O9 and
the internal revenue receipts $3Sl,3G3. The fol-
lowing is the Clearing House Statement today:
Exchanges $159. 745 balances, SO 7is.O6O.
The TRANSACTIONS AT the Sub-lr'asurI today coy
currency balance T4.0sS,2l5; coin balance
$G7.9lJ,057.
/ he foreign exchange markets continue dull. hut
rates are firm with decided inclination toward
hi 0her hrnrrs Annexed are the posted anOlat Uns I
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financial.
IL who are Interested in railroad business
N ami mileage iiIsticl III get + IL rR1BU e AL
MAMA for >Sl now ready. prire - cents nv mat
OFFICE Of TIE NEW YORK. NEW EyGLAS0 AND

~~~
A Ii who are interested in railroad business
MANAC for ,Sl now ready. prize - cents nv mat
WEsIEES INVESTMENT CONAN,
81 AND SO PYE.e1.. Alw.YouK. February 4, 1881
A PUBLICATIONS. havrg been received Tor
"A thu STOCK Of the Denver Railroad Land AID
Coa Company % TIE AMOUNT mtn1n1 ID C1 I'm
ana circular, dated January ~ uit the suO'clptoL S' 10
closed 81, .,,,..,,.,,o,,. roo, 10 mazda ~ ,ne
Farmers Loan and truss Company OF ts city Oh aud between
i'O'U"'' "'' ~ ''''' JOHN c SHORT. ,,...
bankers and CAPITALISTS will want to
- get tae tribune nanac Tor 81 u g's ta' P
COUNTY aud CITY BONDS at PUBLIC
- RS3ioa " %
isSi, al cock p m tlVo."o n%"S OF tse 1nG,n o 81
annui3 on to- ist day o, MSch ana ssuci re4
ana 900 a'ei March l,f 1871 AMI pay ins in l79l
ana s,- issued under act Of Leg stature passed January
LEE VIII also he the time and place s?'ooo
pa able by s,miqnlua y on mo h ~ o. ia naIy
4"IG state pas''I rSDrqaI 40 a =; o ad J
be bonds 'e n h y,s ., run, WITH tie option Of o
oy to S lhgp q e, tn Conn cS5Sv rre,.p-.r
I6JTiis ILVIhR, Chairman ara Of supervisors
G diI2, Ei;t T.; CITY Committee
GAS STOCKS Y City K. Il. Stock, and Bonds
NJ bought ami ')lL l. HiWI IT. d EAcA.n- ,-itce.
GAo STOCKS.
Al yowYor and nro,sya rs stock. i?A als'al kinds
al broo"'n n'S ,.0.t: :'i f. ri 'ElSHrII
"a nnoA6''tIiiV' ND ; .NtCidI> PLACE.
LAacrrnL OstI,g. wFslrey rN!N
| NOTICE is hereby given tint it i tn" intrn-
~ Of m" Western ni"n Icesrrh company to III le
iy m d2r. relr,rac By eig, 1nag Re, G@S,5nG
'' nse ~ %r avi S i'of' Ia2 IT, 1851
iGSWEaERN UNION r Idt2 cGMf r. i:
| T. prg,vFR secret nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04

The governors IF the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change III the NM
Inum rate for dlscOnn:, and II remains at 80 per
cent During the week the bank gained G173,O0O
bullion and he proportion OF reserve 10 Liabilities
was reduced from il9ld to liz Der cent. To-day
tie bank gained GI3,UUO bullion on
balance At the London stock Exchange
Brush con>Ols were steady ANA unchanged al
$3.50 for money and 0-l3.G FIR account.
tinted States - were Is lower al lO3ls, ;hr Is I'M
changed at lGli. and jAe / -, vIte"ui quotation.
American RAJ r1vaVs were all lower. following
Yesterdays hOme markets, the notable decline luH
n fail Of Der ccat N Central an Hudson io1Jl p.
Bar SILVER was llo lower at 5l3IGL per ouu'" In
Iars. French p,l cents rosc to 100. Inc weekly
statement Of The Bank Of France SHOWS an increase
of g95 600 gold AID q decrease OF 2.O76 silver
Ilic following is a summary ot the pIOht nud loss
account OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
Rid Askd BID. Askd.
- an 1881 res lOl o. iOls US a. 1907, o.l12es 1929
r ri "a iSRi a. lOl "a lOl4 US. cur Is. 1898 .l27
n q "a IsSl rag lOOos zoos US cur6s. 1885, 1928
UR Sc 1881. c..l00H l00a Us our6si5SL i ~
D.SlSs, sl,reg. 100 III g IS ouros,i o55 60
Us 4s '9l c...l12 il2 Us cur Ss Sss. 90 l.

State bonds were quiet and firm. The sales in
S,uded small amounts of Missouri Is. 1887. at ITO.
and South Carolina 8s, non-fundable at ols An
oexed are the final quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04

Iul~7J thc deficit WIS %G3p,Gi3
The New York, New En-iand and Western InVr'i-
mem Coulauy gives notice that api. dtluH- Tor
the STOCK OF the Denver Railroad C"l>tTuc'Io t,
Land and Coal Company having been received
To Tie amount advertised. tLc subscription lIat Is
closed.
ne gro.5 earnings Of the following railroads are
IepOrtcG:
MOBILE AID ONO.
!Ns1 l-sl
Month OF Jnumy,..... s2@i:9 ,sl>3l2 nec 81 ~
Inv 10 JaALaIy 81. l.j2O2I li,-,7l Dee 4oIv'
81. LOUIo A%D AS FRANCISCO.
ls-O ISL.
Month Of Jauuary. sltJ3U t2I.5JO Inc. $1,000
The receipts of flour AID grain al the principal At
lautIc ports tins 3 dav OF February were:
New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04

The tonOwlng were the receipt, and shipments al
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as reported
by tee graph: .,,,
Receipts SmpntiS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
Business GnGnces.

MIR. ROBERT L. KEEN has an interest
from this date IN my business which will be conducted
ui.Ier lie firm name Of r.. C. BENEDICT q 90.
NNe,v Yotk Feb / 1851 e. C. BENEDICT. 20 Broad SO
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-19
So

AN ACT to complete the organization of the
establish term and place for holding of the
district court therein.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State Of
Minnesota.
Section 1. The county of Kittson is detach-
ed from the county of Polk, and declared to be
organized for judicial purposes with all Che
rights, privileges and immunities of counties
of this State SO organized.
Sec. Q. General terms of the district court
for the county of KittsOn shall be held on the
third Monday of June in each year, at the vii
lage of Hallock In said county.
Sec. 3. All civil suits now pending in the
district court of the county of Polk, prop
erly triable in the county of Kittson, shall
be by stipulation of parties, or by an order
of the Judge of said court, made on
application Of either party, removed for
trial to the county Of Kittson, and all
judicial proceedings now pending in and all
recOgniZances and writs returnable to the dis
trict court in the county of Polk, from the
county of Kittson, and all papers on file with
the clerk of the district court in the county OF
Polk which appertain to said county of Kilt
son, shall be forthwith transferred to the
clerk of said court for the county of Kittson,
and all records in the Office of the clerk of the
district court of Polk county shall be trans
mitted and recorded in the Office of the clerk
of The district court of Kittson county.
Sec. 4. This act shall be general act, and
shall take effect and be in force from and after
it's passage, and all acts and parts of acts in
consistent herewith are hereby repealed.
Approved March 3, 1881.
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AN ACT to detach the county Of Lincoln from the
county of Lyon, and to organize the same for jul
diciA purposes, and to provide for general term
Of the district court therein.
Be enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of Min
nesota.
Section /. Tho county Of Lincoln Il hereby de-
tached from the county Of Lyon for judicial pur-
poses, and ID hereby organized for judicial pur-
poses with al the rights, privileges and immunites
pertaining thereto.
Sec 2. The general term Of tho district court
sha be held tn and for the county Of Lincoln on the
second Tuesday Of June 90 year.
Sec. 8. AL Judicial proceedings now pending IN,
and al recognizsnces, writs and proceedings return
able to the district court Of the counties OF Lyon
and Lincoln, from the county Of Lincoln Aforesaid,
are hereby made triable in the county OF Lincoln,
and shall be, by stipulation Of the parties, or by In
order Of the Judge of said court made on the appl
cation of either party, removed for trial to the county
of Lincoln; and all papers now on file with the clerk
of the district court for the county Of Lyon, pertain
ing 10 such proceedings, from Lincoln county, shall
be transferred to the clerk Of the district court for
Lincoln county, and all the records In the Office of
the clerk Of the district court In Lyon county may be
transcribed by the clerk thereof and such transcript
ton Of records fhau thereafter and when ed In the
Office Of the clerk Of the district court In Lincoln
county, be Of the ssme force and effect % though
the same had been originally made in the Office Of
the clerk Of the district court Of Lincoln county.
SEQ This oct shah be general Law, and shall
take effect and be in force from and after IT, pas
sage.
Approved February 9, 1881.
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AN ACT relating to town insurance compa-
MES.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of
Minnesota.
.Section1. Any insurance company heretofore
or hereafter organized under chapter SO of the
general laws of 1875, entitled can act author.
izing the formation of town insurance
companies" may,I at any regular
annual meeting of its members. by
majority vote of those present,
amend its articles of association SO as TO in
clude in its organization other adjoining towns
within the county not already included there
in. Companies already organized, embracing
towns in two or more adjoining counties,
may annex not to exceed three adjoining
towns from any county adjoining the county
in which the business office of the company
is located. Amended articles of association
must be signed, executed, approved and filed
the same as original articles.
Sec. Q. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved March 3, 1851.