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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-04-27

Discussed IN 1880.
To PoLIcY-HoLDRRsi
For claims by death
and matured en-
dowments, s9,6s5l4s "a
Surplus returned TO
policy holders, l,79s64 IS
Lapsed and surren-
dered policies, 1884 IS
TOTAL TO PoLIcr-noLDRRs, ssAl9695 IS
ExPEssEs;
Commissions to
Agents, . solOs7i 81
Salaries OF Officers,
Clerks, and all
others employed
on salary . . 1886 81
Medical Examiner
fees, . usll rs
Printing, Adverts-
ing, Legal, Real
Estate, and all
other Expenses 2O6Ois 80
ss27.772 %
TAKES :. 39l ,207 So
s7.t32675 %
BALANCE NIT ASSETS. December g. $780, si7,ss3e2s 70
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-03
SATU RDAY PRESS.
SEPTEMBER 2, 1881.
Ny Neighbors Confession
Arrrn VIII nan MN FORTUNATE.

(srrrn HfW nan DrgN roHruHArr.)
Yea this rs what my noighbor said that night,
In tho stu ahndow ~ her stately houao,
T.ottunc came 10 her when hor head WIS whitol
what timo dark leaves woro weird In whitening
buugha,
And onoh laio rose siehod with It's latest breath,
"Ihig sweet world is too sweet 10 end In DEATH
But this 10 what my noiphbor aaid b. mos
~ Rrioyod my youth away for that or this.
had upon my hand the ring Won sec,
with pretty babies In my arms 10 kisa,
And one man Rnid had tho awooteat eyes,
ho was quite sure, this side Of Paradise.
"I,nt then our crowded cottage was 10 small,
hnd spacious grounds would blossom full In
Then ono would frot mo with mn India shawl,
Ana ono nash by mo IN n diamonds light
ana ono would show mo yards of prooipuH lhcci
And ono look coldly from hor painted face.
81 did not know that had everything
Itll.I remembered 1t. All mo ah mo-
who had ears to hear the wild bird ang
Mud eyes 30 SEQ the viocut. II must DO
bitter fate that jewels the gray hair,
Which once was golden and had flowers 10 wear.
ain the old house, in my old room, for years,
The haunted cradle ~ my little ones gpno
Would hardly let me look nj II Tor tears.
on, my lost nuuolinPs stay on and on,
Only ~ miss you from the empty light
VI my lone hro-with my own grave In sRht.
"lp the old house, too, In its own old place.
Handsome and young, and looking toward the
Through which II flushed to meet mo, y face
For which, ah me I noyor more ahnll wait
For which, nh me J wait forever,
Who, for the hope Of 1t, can surely die.
Young men write gracious letters here 10 me,
That ought to Oil this mother heart Of mine.
The youth In this one crowds al Italy
This giimmOrs with tho far Pnciiica shine.
The frat poor little hand that warmed my breast
wrote this-the date iH old you know tho reht.
"Oh, " I only could have bnok my boys
So. With their lost gloves and books for me TO find
Their scattered paythngs and their pleasant
noise !
sit hero in tho aplondor, growing blind,
With hollow hands TINT backward reach and ache
For tho sweet trouble which the children make"
---Scpibre, for .f0unary.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-03

NV YerK, August 9th.--Tho Uerdids
London special interviewed King Kala-
knua who anys he was fotod, diuod and
winod by tho aristocracy TO An oxtont that
would have tired out a less powerful man.
flo said that there was no foundation for
tho report that no was DESTROYS Of disposing
of his kingdom. lie expects TO be in New
York next month. Regarding tho Chinese
question, tho King favors their immigrn-
ton, and he told mo himself that no does
not share tho views of his ministry on that
subject.
NEw YoRK, August lth.-Tho Uer0ifs
Paris special says King Knlakaua arrived
hero yesterday with Col. Armstrong, his
Minister OF State, and Col. Judd. I'm an
interview His Majesty stated that he would
leave on Monday for Portugal, where no
had TO superintond some arrangements FOR
tho immigration of numbers Of Portu.
pucso TO tho Hawaiian Islands. Ho denied
strongly tho reports Of his desire TO sell
his kingdom and stated "My kingdom is
Constitutional Monarchy, and tho cosSion
that my people talk of could not be ELECTED
ia my absence or without n long discussion.
IL would first have TO be proposed by my
Priyy Council, thcn discussed carefully in
tho Legislative Assembly, and finally
vetoed" Col. Armstrong hero remarked
that Queen Victoria might just aB reason
ably be suspected of bartoring British indie
pondencc. King Kalakaua nodded assent.
lie said, al SGT out on my travels partly
for my pleasure and partly for my health ;
but az was going, my Privy Council
thought fit TO sond Minister with mo to
inquire into and report on tho immigration
question when he returns the report, it will
DO record of our travel and will be pub
lishcd by Col. Armstrong"
PGETomA, August 0th.-Tho retrocos-
sion of tho Trnnsvaal to the Beers has
boon formally effected, and the Boer Gov
crnmont hae issued proclamation amour.
cling tho establishment of tho South Afr
can Republic, Mynhcer Box, tho Secre-
tary of State, and several other officials
havo been sworn in. The proceedings
were perfectly orderly. A despatch from
Durham announces that Sccocoeni, the
famous South African chief, who surrend
cred in December, 1879, and was sent by
Sir Garnet Wolsocy t, Cape Town, hai
been released.
DURHAM, August l2th.-It has beer
reported that the official language in The
Transvaal shall be Dutch, and no othel
shall DO allowed in the law courts. Thi
| places British residents and the natives n
further disadvantage.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-03
CASE COODS

HASE GOODS,
" large assortment OF Fruits, Meats Fish,
HOLSTERS, CLANS, Oysters. Shrmps &C..
streceiycd, and for sac by BOILES d Co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-03
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

The following items OF foreign news are
taken from San Francisco papers received
by different sailing vessels during the week:
New YoKF August llth.-The T,-
bune's Wasf gton special says: This
afternoon tho President asked for writing
materials and wrote, without difficulty and
entirely unaided, a letter covering two
pages, to his mother.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington Au-
gust l2th,-S:30 A. M.-The President
slept well the greater part of the night.
The fever of yesterday afternoon subsidized
during the evening, and has not been per-
ceptible since l0p.M His general condi.
ton this morning is good. Pulse 100
temperature, 90; 6 respiration, 10. Signed
by Doctors Bliss, Barnes, Woodward, Rey-
burn and Hamilton.
WASHINGTON, August 12th.-Sccretary
Hunt and Harry Garfield went to Norfolk,
to-day. Tho 7aHapoosa has been repaired
and a suite of rooms arranged for the Pre-
| sident if it is practicable to take him by
water from the Executive Mansion. The
suite consists of bedroom, bathroom,
a reception.room, and an ante-room. A
swinging bed will be hung in the chamber
to prevent annoyance from the motion of
the vessel; steam heating apparatus will
dispel any foggy or cold atmosphere if
necessary.
CHICAGO, August 10th.-Twonty.6ve
Chinese students, on their way from Hart
ford to China, arrived here to-day. They
say they have completed the studies for
which they were sent. One reason they
give for being summoned is that our Gov
ernment's military and naval academies
are closed to them.
New York, August l2th.-The Worlds
London special says: Tho new Atlantic
cable will be in operation by September
LIST, since the connection between White
Sand Bay and Canso was completed.
Hourly electrical tests have been made by
tho electricians in charge. They report
tho cable to bo the very best ever laid
under the Atlantic. A speed Of transmits.
sion has been attained on it per cent. in
excess Of tho guarantee, and 20 per cent.
i'll excess of the highest speed ever attained
on any other ocean cable. All that now
remains to be done before the opening of
the offices Of the new company for bust.
ness is to complete the quarters for the
company's staff at both ends, and to make
the land-lino connections in England.
NEw YORK, August l2th.-The Eapres's
Washington special says; The new Chi.
nese Minister, who is expected to arrive in
November to succeed Chin Ian Pin, is
Ching Tseu Yu, man about SIS years of
age, who has been in the Chinese Govern
mont service great many years. He has
been of late the Government Inspector of
Arseuals and more recently Collector of
Customs at Tien Tsin, which position he
held up to the time of his appointment to
tho Embassy here. Minister Ching Tsau
wv viii bring with him a full complement
OF attaches for tho Consulates of Cuba,
Peru AID Spain, to replace those who
return.
LONDON, August 9th.-At Shoeburyness
to-day Canadian team won the prize
given by the Marqsis Of Lorne, Governor
General of the Dominion, for the detach-
ment that could unmount and remount
cannon in the least time. The Canadians
defeated eleven teams of British srtillery
! volunteers.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-03
SALMON.
SALMON.
E>OLUMBIA RIVER SALMON IN BARRELS
~ and half barrels, Canned Salmon and ID tins
BOLLES

DAINTS AND MTG
l. Lead, Hubbuck's Lead Hubbuck's Zinc,
Ncrdigris, Black Paint, Chrome Green,
Chrome Yellow. Paris Green, and a
Full assortment of Fancy Paints.
For sale by BoLLES & Co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-03

DOILER LINSEED OIL IN BBLS,
- ana gallon cans Raw Faint Oil, the pure lnseed
For sale by BoLLES Co. 4
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-03

ROLLED LINSEED PAINT OIL.
- Raw Lnseed Paint Oil, Warranted the pure Article
Lard OH, for Lubrieating Cases OF Spirit Tur-
pentine. Atlantic Lead, In packages OF / lb, and
upwards 20 lbs. Paint Brushes in great
variety. All OF which will be sold ut Prices by
n II BOLLES d co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-03
FLOUR
PROVISIONS.


barrels, Extra Family Beef in half barrels Extra
Pig Pork in Il. a and u barrels. Butter in ID kegs
and ID glass jars Hams and Bacon extra NIECE, Lard
For Sale by BOLLES d Co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-03

HEMP CORDAGE. AND BOLT ROPE.
An AssORTMENT OF sIZES FROM 2 I.2
~ inch to inch. Also, Spunyarn, SEEKING, Ratlin,
Iousenc, Marine, Rounding, &c.
2 SIS BOILES A. co
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-03
Per City of sydney.

i toes, Bags Siiverskin Onions
california pary BITTER, in 20 lbs kegs, and 4 lbs
niiss Jars put up Expressly for our Trade.
Eastern todrsh, Homeless Goldfish Eastern Hams,
Eastern Bacon. Comet English breakfast Tea,
IN o 10 boxes. Comet ooloEg Tea, 3 Id boxes.
Tread In Cases - -
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-03

RUTTER AND CHEESE,
- Received by the City of sydney For sale by
BoLLES & Co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-03
EXAMINE THE NEW
TONTINE INVESTMENT
INSURANCE.

IExtrao, from letter OF Hon. +. r. Low.l
Icertify that have taken ont Tontinc" policy In
the CIV York Life Insurance Co for 5000; that
gard i as the best and farsst plan OF Llfe Insurance,
a careful examination, hav. removed the objections
have heretofore entertained against Life Insurance
have steadily declined 10 insure until the Tontine
presented to me. Yours very truly.
FIJI
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-03
IRRIGATION!

IRRIGATION AFTER THIS DATE
L. strictly prohibited, except between the hours Of
"a = n, M. and 90 y. N. q. ID. fREETH,
Approved; Superintendent OF Water Works
Honolulu, April 19th. issi. sss SAT-
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-03

1t provides for ones family at ordinary Life rates.
and the money returned with interest arriving
certain age.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-03

CIGARS.
SOME VERY FINE SAMPLES,
- Elk Kalakaua, for sale by BOLLES A co
March 10, 1881. a. 20
, 1881-01-08
REAL ESTATE.
Tho ro1lowing'anstrumont wcro illod for rcc-
ntIl I,rIdnv Lii, q.

Tho fo1lowlns'a wcro fllcd for rec
' ''''"'' '"': err Il PROPERTY.
rs s II t. ,sa ST. sugetsf y;S. IND aas Ct y i
rhs tsass. NJ. III aisa ia; '
;SsSSs s asssJ IL i 5 (: ss.s ' i fis 'isss
isS i'll d Iii
DSfEs i $S{$ s%Ss If si :,
+ s:'$:; s':; js as
Lis + y q EsSt|'si ssi6 i, ist% @ NV
nee;i ix4 tLdvnrd 4 Lawrence IL i. r. ,ooo
rhs p1ss: 4 aai;i Jun. s
ofGassS Z: = afesn NaaF ~ ,S baavi % IL
III $s;s: il spsS$t
s$;;$ $s II sS% S; ai;$S; II ii i Il:
%m.aa il ana Il ~: y sp'!'xe,f y Aaaa;s '
M sieidtHs 10 iEdWsn, ". jcnks5 1000,
sR'? r. fsSs Pis:Sts :; t as.d% aSssf
;s;s;sii II Ks i
s::s i; M ';:'F:; i a:sss;; ;$
Wrsk WASHINGTON Ut. our OF I4t{0r 0rt1I1, n /,
70 sssp! NJ ~ lid l. M s." = 1sso
I. !5xW4 4.Iu H. tnlprnso,l. dnle! psu =, isSo ~,
| West lWentlcthnt VI " ii " 81 I!Dyne ~. aL2ix
Ii IT, iulprpynd, tAlat JAn.7 til. 3aullor to -.
August RS1
NORTH ur CITY tt,ItTB WITHIN A MAIIuS 0f SEVEN
| NILES ~ TtIk CUrHT-llUUsE.
',S;sss :; %sS*:$s !: s3
| Ashland sy, q cur nf Flf.r.iirst u, Ii acres,
\ Wit,isi,an ~ lacu
XIII II, dnleti Jan, tt. Hsrxsr u ii, uoEtus). u
, 1881-01-08

Fatal DIp9ltherln in Spite or tho Most
Elaborate snnltnry Arrangements.
sNts1 IDrk Sun.
A malignant form OF dlphtlleria appeared
In very mysterious way III tho fainily of
Samuel Crump nt Montclair about ten days
ago. Mr.. Crump Is the proprietor Of tho
large label manufactory ut Montcta!r. Ills
house stands OIL high gronnd about mile
from tho village, aud on tho why to the
Orange Mountains. For many years he has
mstlB house ventilation and sewerage sul'~
ject of special study, md Inns published ut
least nne pamphlet OIL the subject. Since his
house was built he has spent much money
in his efforts to make 1t lseaathful, Every
alecuing-roo,n l,as Its separate ychtllnting
shaft with q jet Of gas burning n 1t all night
a slIaYt running from tho kitchen to tho roof.
Every trap III tho plumbing work throughout
the house has separate two'lncll pipe w
lnrge ventiIators for tho escape ot every pnr-
t!cle Of foul dir or suwer-gns that might be
generated. Mr. Criinlp his spent good deal
more, however, on tic heating uni vctltilnt-
Ing apparatus Iii his ,factory, where l,a kecps
an elght-horse engine rHtlillng winter nlnl
summer especially for these purposes. lie
has even Interested himself III the ventilation
Of otller houses and places Of business and
has often called tho attention OIL the llth0rl-
ties to tie matter.
llr. Crllmp had family Of SIX children,
three boys md tllrce girls, Two days before
Christmas SUNNY, tho yot.nKest, of ~ .ll9 boys,
the family, phys!ciall. was nj one called. lle
said TINT tho latl, who was I years old. had
symptoms OF dfphtherlu. 1le followed the
usual course Of treatment, mud tic child had
On the third day after his attack Ills b~year.
old bruther John was attacked BY tltu same
dlsense. Sammy died on tho following ,dny.
, 1881-01-08
Tho Market Closes Steady-New
York Adriccs Bullisll.
Chicago Still Gaining Curroncy-For-
eign Exchange Higher.
The Produce Markets Moro Active, nnd
GENERALLY Stronger, but Closed
Easy.
More Confidence In Wheat and Pork Prod
nots-The Receipts Not Large.
FINANCIAL.

Western Union. and tho coal stocks were
strong. md were tho key to tho whole market
New York ntlvicus were bultIsh again. ChtchEo
brokora wore not doing mich, and reported bus.
incss Lighter than for many days. Western
Union WINS tho ccuiro Of Interest," 1t opened nt
67A, sold up 10 3D. down to S'si. and was thcn
pushed up to poa;, where II closed NJ tho highest
point Of tho day. Tho dcal In this stock hns
been grcnt mystery to tho street spectators,
most Of whom havo been selling IT short Oh
"puInts" that 1t wns Rotng to brc',k
worso than ever. Tho rise scolns, how
ever, easily, explained when 1t is re,nctr.
bercd how InrRo II short interest hns tcon creat-
cd In tho stock. There Is Hoosl reason to be,luro
TINT tho short scilcrs who begnn tho Entno havc
not covered, md that tho fright 80 fur bus bean
confined 10 tho smaller bcurs.
In tho COIL stocka Hudson was tho feature,
rising from N.A to !N!i. and closing ut 03A+
Lacknwnnnn closed ut tho htRhcat point, 1llss.
Jersey Central went to S7i1 selling tnnlly at soal.
Northern PAcAc has nut yet tnado tho expected
move. but conGdunco hns been stimulated worry
much by tho overlooking subscriptions otrorrd
for tho bonds. There wins not mulch totIc Iii
tho Investment stocks. All were strong. and
fcw slight Hnns were recorded. but no notable
movement took. plnog. WnbnAht utter a ehow
strougth, weakened a9nin. Wall strcnt was nl-
most enttrely devoid OF rumors, md tho market
WIS embarrassing except for tho movement III
Western Onion and Delaware & ftudson.
There nre bulls, ,and stronE ones, in Wall street,
as wpll rs bears. The following extract from n
letter to Ch!cnRo stockbr0ker from ono OF tho
leading brokers Of Now York sbuFs what contl-
dcuce In tho future of stoGkpits folt by sono
spectators:
NEW fong. jan. b. We mny havo
an unsettled or tlnctnatlnR market Tor tho
greater part OF tho tslntlt, but TO pnt,ac. There
uaes not scCn to te anything to nsnke pnnic.
nrn,ly expect to SEQ
, 1881-01-08
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO,

p'ASA
CAIVIk-ltwa4 an exceedingly uuct day ID inn
branch OF tho trnp, nnd prices weak nil nrouaa
and isregularly lower. The supply co,npafht!'et
WAS light hut unInvoEahl0 reports from ths East sha
tho rofusnl OF tho 5nllruad cotAnle4 10 furnish snip
pern with suteisnt number Ut cars wusked 10 NV
ssruuy disadvantage Of sees. tloIders us shipping
krnds& Weru nj thu mercy 1s tuyors, far there W.
1ltte cosnp1tl0n. and tic shr1kaxe In vn'ae'
OF faIr ~ uhu!ce cattlu wus Rnywhera FROM M.sa
tho uflasnnon prcsa hstnx the loWust. Even nj ~.
reduction outlet could not ba found for oil u tns
catlIu tho probability 0f having 10 hold tho stun ete.
Ill ncxt wGek detotTtnx shippers from making ~!
purchases In excess at the freight accommodation.
whun they had socurud for tho day. Extra bes5fa
wore xpnscu as for tho few OF thnt sort buyers *o
found ut Vretty full pgices Tho decline In butcher
atur also was slIRhI thuug II tho ttbernl VI tae
pusk two or thrco days IL h,nnsaucd tunaetsa
prtcos uf tlat class wuust not bs surprlan9 stusse
1u:d Ut previous quotations Vea1 wara salnals y
ssase pSr \ ~ III for poor TO eholes. Thu Eens''
QUOTATIONS.
Extrn Beaves-1rndsd ateBrs, weighing l,aU. ta,x
choiss He9ves-I!ns: H. ma wsll.tofnisd a,asa
eH1o IL Tiu s'ase "s'su 49aa
IN I u js1 .a asso "esa a7sst@
Butohan' stuck-l'0Ue To rouialuB stsers aud
Tueu,na 1S to fiji S9xs ~. ~. guy ssaa s.oalH
siesk ~ FIJI @Sssnsseouaoa eatsts. ae'xhl,R y" .u1sas
.od ssa ssin Ss.. helles s utG
, 1881-01-08
N,ni
BNN


PROV flSlONSs
1I0a rNnnuCrH-Weso In fair demand and do
c,hrdly stranger. viii = Rlenhy iunb throughout
lNtt quoted Id higher In 1.vcfrs and tho local
bau tnarkot uns etrnngcr. with onNmo,cratc to.
cnpff. nnd not =" n,any beinH packed M had tccn
Widely chuntcd IN, whl!o thu Wrnln tnnfk"ih wcro
fIrmer. Thcta fnr inulfy for futnres. wlGh \
m ofcTatO demand t0r shipment, and M pressure OF
srnt sshT OF tho market-
MEAH ruRK-Adyhnccd D922ho per hrl. and closed
l7fo nbovo TIM ntnst prcca of Thussday. RaoR wcts
reported Of 100 brla socr January al m utl172ks
ulHD tre sc,ler February 1t sII7u8l2.us At Asu bFls
sollcr March At &i2al1J, 20 bs1a seller April At
slat2H, md 80 iris scllcr Mny At alAs Total. haM0
brts Tho mArkot closed asendy at Abnut &2 forspot
roller january, &l2Ka82s7H seller February. mnd
aatgM kn!teF AlnFcl. On tho Call March cioacd At
,LxhS@xS..neeA, sesxc PCT 1p tbs. and closed 70
iaary as &Gssg ani Ha!! tcs sciicr siarch II s;ss
&aE2MNS1 spot Or asllcr January, s*Ef{@sA?1 sn1qr
,MEATs-AyntaRrd NJ hdyhnco Of about 10 per 100
rreos xas. wefe rs;'e!tsa o sttS bs eieeS .ltoni:
atonADrb at 7ct i1 boxes 1nnH n,d a1lnrt clears mt
Raj En0t and sttG for Febtuhryt t.a1u9 Ii. short
ribs a! sGG7f1M77& sc1lur February. and HtatsUAi
aecr staFsl,i GSG1 lbs E1S9n hntna 81 nsl 81 6. ?,
Ing Of irenta fowa o'clock, Tor full.
riirCt uu1e68 Othnf HteD ancctcHs
, 1881-01-08
IlOSTON.
Spttlaf f1itraffh 10 Tlk Chffdep Tribune.

Special Dspaseh to Ths cateaao Tribune.
DosToN. Jim. 7.--Tho atock n1arset was mod.
esatsy netye ,1a The rrces were gt y ~ ~
saa sfs sarss % ssnS Se% S ia H n @
9sIney t 81 tsom f. 81 ,sS scSa!e"Fg pqsgstoa ,n
;s?% %s:sa;n rf'!'' sf 81" E,;h1'%er@s 1e @ s$s%
Iowa EMlts 4 Sioux GIN. frnm q! to o.: phiadel-
phh, Wilmington &: la,tttiinrc from i2t{ to TN;
sa;ts sssr9s @ ie s IL t IL ccnns herH aaG
Ian,usky i Cleveland from ts 10 isN Cnnl.
Srlxs ffem ls !o l N9rthern f5ow ~ Y;
Ksn fram % u to f.a: !it:,o'i { fro,I,eneo fssin
hs 4 t. s s ' c"se9 e thS w'tn n,s
eall. Fort Seott ( CUR .lccnc.l from 7ah so u:
MseGnsn GsatF e.. F,s t acK e I" ~; 3inf " F
o 70 d; FIat pSss sla1actts frsta Id 70 iisa;
Ot' Colony frnm 125.{ to 1s5. Others na beEote.
Sens tlar;f" Erl9 e sn:Ga H. t;s IL
1es coase 7 iil''as = t!;,s e IL; Esstera It'll
do Il b. Masstn S frae rsts ss 50 VII as t 16
ilurtinKton & Missouri not,:oxesnpt is declined
n epubl,san Valley O. ester pylson} sds,on Dc
IN !and stocks, nrooklInc aecllnetl lilo; nos-
ton, Lilo. uoylston adyanccd Il. Othors lis bo-
To he rrt,ttrn Assoeiattt1 Prtts.
1losroN, Jnn. T,-Stocks closed:
: II: II: T.: '::is
Nusn, IL 4 i:Fle a.. TIT IN E. Il New EnElAnd. k3
Eastern 1s........!Ki k'RdchsbUrg i IL Z. nfd II
kHnsns GttY Il L. III. In elHnI0n. u
H. C., Vt. 1i t. H. II. Httb Old CnInfly
Little Hook +. T. ss.. Pueblo 4 Ark. Valley. ~
N.Y. n Engiand IL, tMtipna prtfcrr1d.... TN
AtGllteDn 1tpGkh .lM |l0 couinun. ........., 5Jx
CHI, Uur. Quincy. .}atSl
TpHi:tdv.
LosnoN, Jun. 7.-Consols, 0s 1l-16; account,
08 1J-1D
American secur!t1cs-Npw Is, l0l1i; 4Ms, lien: J.:
"a. llN;i.
3ntlrOnd hontls-1lllnn.s Central, 100; Penn
RylynniA Central. 05E: Now Yure Central, 1bIs
Eric. ibat; sccnnds. lo5i ne4dlnR, wi,
PARIS, Jan. G.-llentey, B5f &c.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW OhfEAHa, Inn. -.-SiKht exchange on
New York pAr; sterling, A70Ei.
, 1881-01-08

Il financial riak connected with operations nt
present "a pointed out By tho New York Trfl,utlei
reney sws st at he NJ Nstio''s'. Gank q clre lion
outstanding Is x'i'.l0Di;I. tho in,rease during
tho tnu1,lt OF pccemhcr hav!nR lmsn only s'sN..
hanklns sys1cn, has tc,aiporarily lost that eln..
tsa e ers an II fqS liz sSrs IT Mo e.r as: 70
se*ac,,, n1lA which c0nstitn,u one os Us chlDf OK.
cellc,,ecs. The uncertainty ns to the action Of
eauso oe this par,,ly.is. The Nigh price OF
{ md ~ per cent bonds does nSt 9s
sss sssss ssd es @ aa ss ss' ss Sa xss Il
Of Why's mud Means tu ret!rc the a1;i per cont
bunds mud to require the hunks 10 deposit nniy
nscnt u iex%t: naturnily caures Eeneral hesifa:
eon,cs frn, I'D ti.s Committee. there would prola-
bly, be surrender VI .nnny millions OF cirGMa-
uan wIthn short time thereafter. unless tkero
st,0tili 10 good REASON to expect thAt tho bill
would he stopped In tho Scbatc. Under these
cIrcu,nstanees t,ua,.esal ,oprrations Gt l,rc:ent
ant, shnrp contraction Or tic currency, ttrU,tgi,
alarm nlno11R the hunks md rapiil retirc'ncnt OF
thotr circulation. would nuke tnuch 1nlschlef.
Tho scarcity OF Hoitnt Investments nttrncls tho
attention Of tho Saturday Rtrftr:
Only n few ycars, ngn French rcntes yielded
long .slncu United Suites 0nver1.lnent hoiltis
Where m now cnn sccrites s.,c!, as those 10 founti
toEivo like Incnne? Cons1ls nrc 10 sot'Eer ut
t the s 5o s i, ys g1 4 t1' pr n,tt,s, @
1enses uns aSo Y1 sr esn asn stesH Fsns
sH; ss!ssal as' s'ss ss
Do sre s no :'s IA st1ae4sa e.
curlics of stalvs to thoso of, prlyatc companies
fran 4 tD nor cent but seldom uIUyc, It js oh.