davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-20

HUB PUNCH is an Incompatible beverage.
uniting "old" liquors and choice" fruits.
and whether used with hot or cold water, is
equally fine for the use of guests in the
holiday season, and at all seasons. Sold by
all grocers, wine merchants and druggists.
Trade supplied by Richards & Harrison,
agents for the Pacific coast San Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-20
Oh A. LEONARD, Gl
Insurance and Real Estate,
No. 1912 Fourth street,
Represents Roth Home ans, Eastern In.
xarsnce Companies.
.T % H. It 1sT TT.

.T % liz, II III TT.
Very Desirable Residence. fronting
the Capitol Park; two-story and basement;
frame; containing Ia rooms, with all the modern
convenences; stable the alley for three annals-
Rent, 500.
A TwO.story House: eIctt rooms. bath.
gas, etc, also fronting Capitol Park Rent, si2 SO.
-Mso-
Several Other Houses, from SIS upwards.
EgoEs g AEsE,
Several Bargains I'm Rricis or Frame
DWELLINGS. Prices ranging from $1,000 to
5000.
House and Barn. with Two Acres OF land
in village Of Florin.
Also
Small Farm, Of Fifteen Acres. with House.
BARN and WINDMILL; half mile from Florin-
PRICE LOW.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-20
Epw. cAoWALApER.

nFFiCE, CORNER THIRD AND STREETS
" residence, corner Tenth .nd N streets, sacra-
nento, Cal
Notary Public.
United States Commissioner.
Commissioner of Deeds for the States and Terri.
tories, and Conveyancer.
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, Leases, Contracts, etc,
drawn and Acknowledged. au-9-u
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-20

GUARD sxs'ns' fs~er 81 all .malarial dis
ca X -, Wort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
EUROPEAN MARKRra

ANTwERP Feb. ls-Wilcoxs iArd elosen a, 40 trancs
Dor OO klos Petroleum rs francs ne pae AInerican
bREtBA req lo--Pstroeun. marks rs pfeDnjRa
hAyH Feb l6Wneoxs Lard at 90 francS 80 cen.
times 30 kilOs w A~"' y" "
aAHBUSa. Fss ls.-wncO1's Lard cossd a. 30 MARKS 90
pennin esDef 100 b. ~ ~ w
LvERPooL Fe0 i85 nm.-Lard 90 per CIVIL for Amer,can
Eened Petroleum lo per gal sptrts Of Petroleum 10 I'd
IdYEkrvot. Feb IL -Pork-Pnme xs,.-Ka..., .,..Ax
IT II. western steady az oji. Blcon-()nmh"ran, Snp
Timer a. 4oedi Short RIB hssner Is a.; Long OieaE
dull az 4zE short Clear. Timer AZ az Hams-Iope
Cut du Ki shoulders steady At 3d. BcofInaia Ness
steady a. sis .:xta Mesa steady 9a Prime Mes steady
Talow-Prta'e CITY. steady o $751; TurpennnS-solrfts
dan ~: RosaD-F1ne steady lC1d COnn,Ou nrIner
OIL steady 81 Sd Foar-Exrra STATE steay AZ iZgd Whsat
ga. New Winter westcrn. stesdy a. O. d New soutH
err Winter steadyat ESQ Committed duiI a. SD Coz
ooseco ui-Yeiow Amsncsn, steady ~ 3d. RnTn COmmon
tmdon stcldy NJ 5Ud03f9d spiuts Turpeniiae az Lou
EyrIPooL reb is-i2:so D. i-Breads ufr. Tho r.cs,,.
Wheat for the past three days 900 ceAtas ncnd
ing 1000 AnetcIn Lard 80. ID per for American
,LtnhMooL Feb ls-l30 D. mCorn 53i9h per Genial for
cn 1xsc WESTERN Flour s6d0lu per cenal Tor Western
vsnn. Wheat Saa97 centa for average California
sid 40 l0d fIr cslorns Club SD a03d for Red
1ssDoN. Feb 1874 n.-Cascutta Linseed 4ofper or
snssS Sszs sso5osaio per ton Reansd Petroleum
, Fen lshe market for yarns and tabrics
ss,Ss sss s'ssyi 3eneh 90 Gold End Shirne 81 y
ks,ds % %. Sas1 z1 26ineh % reed, Printer 20
! 'eSeno quality. iUssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19

In State bonds the features of the dealings were
thu large transactions in and the sharp advance
from 57la to 64l2063 for Louisiana consols. North
Carolina 6s, old sold at 32l2 and funding act, 1866
at 1898 and South Carolina Us. non-fundaDe' at ois
and Alabama, class A, az az ls-
Of city bank stocks Bank of the State sold C31)
at III, North America (58) at 90. and Peoples 1W
at 153
The business done in railroad bonds was unusu-
aly small and uninterestng. the share speculation
monoplzing the attention of all classes Early
prices we're strong and of late there were only
few but those few generally were weaker IN
sympathy with the decline in stocks Ere second
consols opened at 1O2 and closed at 1OO4. Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas first consOls were steady at
l9s1o01 0Sis and seconds after rising to S5os,
closed at 65. Boston, Hartford and Erie tEsts sold
early at 59O591 an advance of per cent st.
Louis and Iron Mountain first incomes were %
lower at 90. Metropolitan Elevated irsts were
steady at 1O6@1O57s, and seconds a 97l9@97os.
Wabash general mortgages rose TO 100. Texas and
Pacific incomes advanced from $685. TO S9Ss0S3.
There were no other changes of importance IN the
sales but the closing quotations were all lower
The business of the Sub Treasury for the week
ending tonight includes the receipt o S11 9G3 0G9
and the pay nent of $S,6S9,434, resulting in gam
to the general balance of $3273,63 and leavngit
At $7s.355026. against $1o OSa39i February IL:
The particular changes OF the week arr currency
loss of S193.243 and a coin gain of S3.273,636.
OF the gam, however, nearly the wh1le was he,
cause of transfers, so that the movement should
have little effect on tO-m0rrow's bank statement
Money to-day was shade more active. so that the
rates for time loans made at 5GD q per cent
the higher rate being the last. The domestic ex-
changes on New-York are Is last quoted. except at
Boston decline to 12l2 cents discount; The United
States Treasurer at Washington to-day received
$500, 900 in National bank notes for rcGemp-
tiOn. The customs receipts were Sd13.934. ana the
internal revenue receipts were So, fl3,03itD. The
Clearing HOuse statement to-day IS rs follows: TX
changes 1859, 716, 1872 balances, SO, 0l4,7Sl. The
transactions at the Sub Treasury covered: Receipts.
$1,O52 ,874; payments, S443.430; currency bal
ance 81 012, 1886; coin balance. S74,31269O:
The foreign exchanges are again higher, with only
O moderate amount of business. lie occasion OF
the advance Is the importation OF securities All
nexed are the revised quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19

a.. .r.ndmsnta tn line House Funding bill
% ,rore nronosed by its Finance Committee. seems
.. have been interpreted ut its full Value. parucu-
,iv that action which restored to the Oil It's oTiR
ai eftI, section. There was power under the
,o,tst however, and general latent belief in the
extent of that power to hold prices that soon re-
s,ored confidence. The best prices for the general
lat were made on the announcement that Mir. bay"
ord had moved to strike out the whole OF the NTH
section of the Funding BILL The information
that the motion was rejected weakened hg-
urss. But it was not until the news arrived, at
ohout fifteen minutes before g. that the House bill
luractically with all of its bald absurdities) ha1
",ssed the Senate that the general stampede to sell
began. During that last ten minutes the
decline destroyed all tho advances wnlch
had been made during tie day, except
for Res iag The special leaders in the speculation
to-day were Pacific Mail and Reading. Oh Pacific
Mail 00775 shares are recorded IA bought and son.
and its price rose from 6lO594 to 6Z4' III
the final break it declined to 5j's. hea"lhS
was dealt in TO the extent OF G6,53o shares at hi-
ures varying from 65 to 1914 Its final piace was
Goa. IL WAS reported that Mr.. Jay GOlAd had par
chased all the stock OF the Messrs. McCa!mont' OF
London This report is denied in tie most eW-
phatic terms by the firms agents in this city New
Jersey Central was less feature than it has been
lately in the dealings although it opened up L per
cent at Holy after that it was fevorsh and iiuctn
ating, finally closing at 1888. Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western rose to 1884, but it closed at
1851. after 1875, against 127 its opening figure.
The whole market closed excited and weak.
Government bonds were strong for all the Issues,
and the 4l3 and As were hgheUl4 for the first and
IL per cent for the last named-a change that is
rather inconsistent with the general belief that the
Funding bill will prove to be impractical Annexed
ora tho closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
nnNE4PIH M.UKgr4

sALrMnez. Feb y C ton Grmer; Mddling. r.. Flonr
steady no%atd street and Western super 81 @5Gs$ 70
per - - ass 75 do Extra sdf4 - 90 Family - -
Wheat southern quiet; nictiye arm south
Hed, ~ l3dSI 10; DO. Amber 81 2Od$l -, No 2
81 l77e Corn-Southern steady Western higher stro q
Southern WhItc sc; yellow. 5.a1j: Western Nj 1od
sp0t aud Feoruary - a March 63 LIQJ3a,c; April d.
PC; May 3-05d'oc steamer Ole oats quiet Wesien
Wlie 4 q &c, no; Mh'p sue ,ST Qu' VI
BrTpALo Feb. 49, Flour quiet and unchanged No.
sie ost 1rn,er sales $50 6nsi White on tr1ck a. 40
private Rye. inactive none here Railroad eights
o AowYoIS-wheat lGc: Corr Ioe osi &C. Railroad
~ 900 bush; oats 5000 BUSH are, 500 bush; Rye
1900 ia lrOad approximations go bbl.; Wheat
500 BUSH Rye, 800 bush
CHICAGO Feb ls-Flour qule; but steady. Wheat fairly
se'ly' Ma Marc, si sAc Apf - 05 a' No d. SD
~ &c dorn steady with demand 81 Sssc cash.
o. - S5jic cash Fresh ~ c md March 29aI G25TsG
Ami 33Lc. May. Rye steady and unchanged Barley
and Rltr at SO o. and March SO 10 bid ApTi
siS 81 bid May strong and higher At 10 300 bid cash
sToaS anu hher; Snourrs g. iOc short D SIDE; Short
Clear 36c Whiskey steady and UNCHANGED. at IL o.
r GSsNAlb sep 90 wheat nr 30 led winter Il %
receipts 5000 buAf spmentA 5000 buth Cornin active
Mixed IS I.d3jjc rye iuu aud nominal; No at $50.
Bale IN good demand ahd firm; No. ta, 81 G2d$l %.
SS hSsr az iUe B1I cats strong higher shout
ders &c. Rib GI5c Bacon seae aud nrm; shout;
demand ~ o. Butter quiet and unohaaged sugar arm
lizards O1lGl0Lc NewO Teans 9se' uogs htA Co.i19n'
Butchers 50 2jasG IS; receDts '2O0Ohead Shipments
DsTaoiT Feb Flour steady Wheat qnist Ne White
sio "a c IS%i Mi. So Rad Al ii o. asked. No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

LONDON Feb ls-l23O mConsols, 99ie for both money
and Tor the account ~ y bons four Der cels lIJ Erie
81 Atlantic Great Western second mortgage trustees
certiheate 81 Reading 32s Pennsylysnis Ceutrd % q
LONDON. Feb 1873 m.Parls hdvices quote lDree por
cent renes 81 tFAncs oenimes for the account 49,
LoNDoN. Feb 49, The amount OF bullion gone INFO
the Bank OF England balance to-day IL 34l0J0 COnsOs
esss for 99s for the account u y bonds four
and ahafper cents ll4s four ll12; Er1 o<s
90 secoDl cons0ls l04 NeuYOk Central lb5 Atlantic aud
Great esierg second mortgage trustees certncates 81
Reading 33 Pans advices quote three cent renes Ut
S3franes 0e Confines Tor the account.
PAkIs. Feb. loThe WEEKLY statement OF TIE Bank OF
France shows increase gold 100000 francs and In
eiLyer an Increase Of 2.362. coo francs
BERLIN. Feb lS.-The BANK OF
oepN SHOWS N increase In specie u $500 0J0 marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
NEwruRR DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY FEBRUARY 10, 1881

%S t S su a Corr s sso M as Sa c Sne
bis; Wne1t lloJo bus; Corn $500 bush. Shipments
alhgArsg& Foo Fonr dull ard nominal wnea, opened
@, sou, ao1nal: Nc milwaukee, cash a1d Fe6raary
go; No 40. inrl; Reoatel, nominal: Cora qriet
10 nj 81 0t;t que. srt HnchanG d; No at so+S
e. Provisions 'ghr; Moss Po k, sl5 40 cash $40 90
lu.i1. Mar re. I.o:shg .lr al - ga, >.
ESe se Fxa Gear sTP GTF G c
9 Fan Kinney DO Stagh g Pennylyama Extta o
49, Good Is q co. c6oce s. 90 DO Very Fancy 80 S0
@ E Pec Ss @G ndR ps Pa !. e dGS ys
to - fy at & W.S Cor an Ne no KEEL Oh anc s
a,i ~ do May s. y The cargo fqr No
Va4a Doe orn lower Del ware Yellow ah@at ast
cn track par a, Richmond fsoot Sc late Yesterday Sal
aT Oats 'H G iOF Io 0W ip%R. N sS1r l
e ' very ps GGGce at 45@ Mel Nc S2 Pro- S9
RsS Hams fs SSF 0S nda
t S Il y q %ss P9S s % GS nTT Hams SS
lie; do. salt 50 S33lc: Smoked Sides S'a0c: do. in
ga Std8Fc; shoulders dry salt 5p0j'c DO smoked
7c Dressed qs 'SS c s Kettle
cesncrS TO- E4T G 49, GOD TO
G II Brado County ana G NeyYS1 , ExE
2 Xo 90 Go2n 10 Choice 20 2G rolls seiay; Hsansy
Esq 'e3Gy i'm Penas7lyana %8e Ia, w'Sifrn
ic: Western Full CIa r' do Far to Good IL
l2aGt ali SKINS. lOI n 2c do Penn,ylvana sslnls
Id &c Coffee weak steady. Sugaritaws AMI; Refined
hrmer Cnt Loaf, Crushed ami Powered, H'c GTanlaen
92c. Mond 4. 9lrc; STANDARD A. Sc. ~eels-Cl0yer
R'eahy az 7HSac. Timothy quet At 90 @oGf2 80; FLAX
steady NJ II i2H as firm; Winter Bran. S20d $50 80
Sring do Sl9 5OG$1O Perul'm steady Refined. IN bbls
0iC. d. IN eases. l2" whiskey firm Western 81 II
ST LOUIS. Feb lS-Flonr steady ami uncn nri neat
dull and lower No Red Fallg OliHSl 81 - cash. Il 24
aSl wv March g o. 2GFl o.. April 81 05SH$l 06 MAJ;
No Req Fail, "Sii09s'ec; No. do. nominal Com dan
hu SHADE better at 81 s03c cash 377r hrarV 35o4D
3Saic Mar,h. 30 70 April. 40aa4O@c May 40.c June
Oars du A. 49, 50 i:c cash 335lr April; 81 ic Nay
rye st'ady at S'c farley dnl and unchansed Whsfty
Land higher. nOrlnay RuKmeats higher and frm SEoud
5r Clear RIB. Clear Sides S25c. Bacon hiRher
Shoulders. 5S7i.c; Clear RIB E7tc Gear Sides S.r7 &c
Receips-Flour 900 JhS, Wheat 5000 BUSH Corn llGOO
bush. Ont'. l.0nO bush Shlpmeuts-FlOLr. 200 bDsi
WHEAT, 1000 bush Corn. 1000 bush.
TOLEDO, Feb lS.-Whcai eair No. Red Wabash
March, 81 Oj: April II ~ NAV, ~ b9l. No. 10, ne
Corn dul Hrh Sxed, 42lic. Oats dull No May 80 &C.
ClOvrscod que' No Mammoth, - 10; Od Prime 81 l0
no = Gn Old do - 30 ~ the cose-~heat hrmer n"
Red, February, held at 81 % sae1. March az III O1h
April hed at Al G714 81 go bid sales Nav Al 81 U9" corn
steady No March. i2c: May he'd at Il &c, 4llAc bid
Receipts and shlpmenLs-None
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
l1vn - .lA.Nnr,-aY rNL.nnAnn.

BUFFALO Ecr. * CirrLv Fec Ipts TO-DAY. 80 head
Ia, .or Work : O., ,, 100 al Or time l1 "rr@,
T. 500 Leni; uDl Co. ruHgL ~ cal: m let h"' hv
n sal rather lU@tr H'i" ct GJro
81 81. tttl So plc a. - ,'Ht3 - tlll 10
Mci nm - GA = 80; T.. { ltli-. ~ - -.
t- to dIy. - ~ need TO- al f"r
htIn Or same uHc iaat week, -u""'
he d; consg.cd tnloi.D u c.rs nrIAe qt sol tau
changed hl-s cod Western -IccP 10 4Jf r. o.,
Curc' Fancy .Hcrp - 1ydbb ~, Mcst1rn I"io' CoiA
L. .ucC. ,H q -a.
l,creil. cay. Goo head total for wrct Thus iar
ri the lt-t 3ouOJ Hrli. cpu
srurd through lti the supply Of HlL'e stock cos
D. I,dIuu Heavy, % ga ii rigs - 10
Q.B 10 n .C" ~ 4 oil "a ~ 3D.
CHICAGO tclt ~ iiOs--l.rCtpt- I2,uOO head; ship
T. all ilnA tatc market q. ~ active tui
% al l."ht ion 81. cha ~ %
MlXcl ~. - ~ tG God 20 3cs Iryj. - lUa$G -
"Aiug -ltrcepis 5nuhead shipuens $500 head cvrry
i.p.ng. -Jaf, -: Grii to ,hmcr - op0so -
GAJ 500. Butchers -lrF auH declined &C.
- itG 81 Cows AM Mia 4 SiuE. a. iodSJ -
Sto,kris aud tet-Irrs active at - .On - -.
p' iu.ad mHtAcl-fit demand Com.
mon to Mcdium 2ia - 80. Good 10 Choice.
iIliu" ..a al - iOdS' -.
IpUI>. Fcb. lSCATItE IntCii"r ani lower ecrDs
head: sIpin. 100 heat; M ir1uAtU tppug
i4riira checked business. fNtdrtrrS Q
toCh SipInY. ~ 80 - -, ned Fair H. -
q 80 Prime Choice EutrErts - -. cons ant
H. crs s. 2JU$I focGers s. dOH$i3 81; stOuAes - oOW
81
~HEgp-Steady Far Good, siaFi - Choice T. Fancy
SjaSJ % receipts. $500 head; sid mrnt- 400 Ec1l.
HOES Active bur Ice luHCr l-ht Slipping 81 JG$5 10;
Workers ud BAL imGTca 50 tJH$: NIrd Packing S. 80
- 81 Choice 10 anr ~ 1886 3d. receipts. 1000 head
shipments 5000 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
corrov NARKNr,-3Y rELr7RApH

FEB ls22o ootonnsteadT oS %@ 1ns!
including 2UOJ bales for ejaculation ami export: receipts,
$3.50 bales all Amcrcln FnlnreIUp,snds Low NiHdng
neiverv G'; NAV ana delivery 9lS2'd DO August
M tn wsS 1000 bales , 47T39 6aro s3sGai
from ,ae ships direct spnnor% 2lo0o bales actual
S6P9 lHe; 3ta reGe,PsS o ,2iC "aes @ az
bales amount OF Cotton aaoaL 100000 bales; American
LIVERPOOL Pen l8-l3o p. m-cotton- PutgTes1UUaDds
Low diing elause Apn and MAY deliver 6nsd -, ,,v
aG"a D. 20 6S m no. I no. S a@G
July delivery 6'sl, DO Juy and August delivery ,1.si
Mdns &C Good Ordinary, o. receipts Sal bales les
S ia s dc % m s , IA eS ns O5o bates es
aiLTlLoEs Feb Cotton quot Mlaanng u 2c . Low
gro-s l6ol bales; exports to Great Btlta'n iU Os'
l2co2 bale, weekly net rrcap' ~ bales gross 4$1 4
bAcs; export. Great Bitan bales coast"se LOU
OE t ,R1ToS rrS * HCnton Gu"t MdGiug Sc Low
tsi naics s4is 100 bales stock a737 bales weekly
me Continent 1873 bates coas'"se ASH bales; sales
GALyFsGx Fob ls-Cottgn STEADY MIadlnr. Sc; Low
Mhlimg o2c; Good ordinary 9si net receipts 3Gi3
bics - thc Ontl"nt l,S' ir5 coIbtWs' = ~
bales sic go bales -toes loll' bates "trky n1l TO-
an 49, bales 10 The Continent li-1 bacs c"sSt"i'e
"tforisyiIiE frb - "co;ton quiet Niddnng IL &C.
weekly not receipts 43 bales shipments. $50 bales stocN
GgMiHL. Feb. "a cotton steady: MGdnE he: re-
co., co., 80 '' p iso i.6S bacs %c5iy
receipts - shipMcnts s5ol bales: sales I2ooO
bat- Al,
N1utY Feb l. Cotton steady; nddhuE. lie. Tow Md
dlnH t- tiuOt DniuaTy 9h' net receipts. Hh9 pI'N'
sta-s ralr- Lon baeh. stock, Oui . Dte4
t-r.pt.. 7.J! bales gr-s id7S bats exports
10 France 40 ba.es 1883 pSoS; sAos l-OOO
bales ,,,,..n.
Low NtInug IO2c ttrpd ordinary Ssr. net rec lPl"
- bsr- gross I5ull bdc4; exports to dtnb Ntl'H
o. - nlir rr,nrr. Lei. htS. Ia lhn thAilr ~ IA 70
800 Ia g. slnck -''
bacs revupta 5iit9 bales grost 9ar
10 tie conncIL 90 > bales eoSSt"Le 04Co ares safes
bap-.
NoEFOLE Feb Cotton at"aiy; Midiling. II Ic net
re-, ripta $40 Dlts exports wise" 81 a. Sal,' o@
bars ao,k. bACs: wreAIY ~" receipts ihl ha -
uGts BIi,aL. HJl1 bales c01st"sc ''I' p-eS
uHl'~
PulI An.IiiA FOB. l&-CuttOn steady NIddling ll'c"
Low Mu..tnr, II i-r.. joOI ordinary Zoe; bet reCt P
90 bal,-. 80 bli's spn ~ 4O bales So'H '"p
htr-. Wrrhy net rcccpt-. 1" nhrs t'u. - oI IS
rNpnts BtItAn, 335 bales sd' T. Ei-J Oh's; sum
n.is. 2ui9 h,lrS ..., 49,, 80.
Midimp -y, ordinary 94,. net trIellt1 - l'|
LI. norris ,ol.tWsr. tslts; hil''. ~ OarT; Att
,vrpr . - b. 1855 pAitt weekly uri receipts
H. ~ 1,. gross 1903 ba exports To Great ''r4i
ihi htr5 ~ the Continent 1919 bates c"a""l'e' '''
bales sales. al - bales ,,, ,-
- lnri, Frb Is stelGy; htidlug. II 'lc Low
u.iilnr lose: tuod OihnaTv. Gle net fre"ip,S l'19
lnlrs. -npu-n- / : bales. trs, 6Ji IA = al"tA ~.
b,.,: weekly RECEIPTS PlJi bales shipn1"'~ $3.50
ual,. SAFES. ,,1Sl bacS
CurrON Rf'ElprN
YogK iS-Inr iul:' 1re tho total net re-
ctpis cotton AZ hr brpy nc'Hol pht' 5!hco 9'p'cm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
LONDON WOOL SlLFS.

LONUON WOOL SNLFS
To,ioS Uob - 81 the Wool 90 today it5uo caes
y dspusc o. chiefly Port Philip Hydne} ana \" a''
UAVANA MARKETS
UAvASt. Feb l.. spanish eoli huct.1t Il bcW. lo.4
All &C. cusrl az lV-G iJ-t. 4-&tHIhr' MAI HuEa'
al ar druiid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19

The following shows the imports OF dry goods at
the port of New-York for the week ending his date
and since the beginning of the year. a. compared
with the corresponding periods of previous years:
Entered at the port. So l55705 $2S6S72e 1906 1853
Thrown ON MARKET. I.323,7i9 5.OI75O9 3O5dVi3
jan /; o..,n,, ,...- ,o-
TAlown markell. l43Ol.37S ISIIVSo9 1915 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
financial.

PEORIA, DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE RAILWAY Co.
NEw.YoRK Feb. 4, 1881. J.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhOld-
and registered bondhOders for election OF directors
VII be he at the ONCE OF the company Ia the CITY OF PeAn
Ill On TIE lst Gay of March, 1881. at o'clock. p m
Transfer books will close February 9 and reopen "a prox
"a MITCHELL. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19

q = HAn WANTED at 6 per cent on good
pCsOIO improved real e'tate this CT " prefer to deal
wi nr1nc lInla ting lllhcA-
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III London. British cOnsols for money were ls
higher ~ 995le by the early quotations. but later
sold at 993,s: accounts being unchanged at 0eol6.
United States bonds were steady a. 1n3l2 for 5s,
4 higher at 114s4 for the 4l25. and % higher at
higher; Erie up to 52ls and second cons0's 10 104,
Illinois Central TO 1884, Reading to 534' and
Central and Hudson to l2o PennsylvS,nIla, aoT-
lower at 93s4. The Bank Of England gained
f42, 900 bullion On balance. In PARIS. French per
cents rose to 81 05 and reacted to 1897 u. Bel-
lin dispatch states that the Imperial Bank OF Ger
many last week gained in specie 100000 marks
The receipts of -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 18th day Of February were:
New.YOrk. Bait Phila- Boston
Wheat. bush. 1890 l66, 100 l9OON 9'VOV
Corn. 5S,9uO lO9oOI lI34 4E-Vu
Oat5. bu OouOO ZlOVV AVOVo
Rye, bush l.VIZ OfS
Barley 0u-h.---..--..--.. 1920 J'.uV
The following were the receipts aud shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts Shipfnents
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Dipioeno Notlres.

SAN FRAscsco Feb. 10 1881.
TT,HE FATHER DE SbIET CONSOLIDATED
GOLD MINING COMPANY has declared Dividepd
NO Of TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER SHARE. payable
at the office OF LAIDLAW u Co., IL wall-st, NewYoIk.
March l. 1881 on stock issued from the NewYork geBcy.
Transfer Books viii close the 18Th inst and ON tho
% March J. b HAGGIN. President
'EHE INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT
i NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY OF TEXAS-
Interest the second MORTGAGE income bonds Of this Com
pany earned during the year 1870 VIII Dc paid 10 tbs
registered holders thereof te LIST days Of March and
September respectively at he rate OF FIVE per
annun Der being payable March ]. $751; and Pa
per september l. 1851. the Office Of thu COnpsny,
No As Cedar. st, New.Yerk.
The books OF registry Will be closed on the 2iih days OF
February and August 1851 respectively and opened tho
I'd days Of March and September. 1881 respectively.
I. W. PEAI.SALl. Vice. President.
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III. On the lst Gay Of March, 1881 at O'CLOCK. p m
Transfer books February 10 and I'd pr0x
b. O. MITCHELL Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY. ]
GENERAL OFFICE 227 SOUTH FoURTHSr I
PHILADELPHIA, January %. loSll
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF The
u PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD
COMPANY has convened special meeting Of the stock
holers 70 be held on MONDAY, the lith day Of March
1881, at ~ O'Clock In the Assembly Buildings at the
southwest of Tenth aud Chestnutst, the City OF
Philadelphia TO hear the annual report OF the President and
Managers u take such action IN reference TO the aars Oh
The Company advisable and 10 elect President
six Managers, Treasurer Secretary. tn view TO
avoiding all doubt IL advisable the proxies sna DO dated
within three months OF the of meeting BY order OF the
Board OF Managers. D. J. BROWN, secretary.
VNHE BONDHOLDERS and HOLDERS OF
Il SCRIP FOR BONDS OF the Brooklyn Elevated Rail.
Company respectfully invited end meeting
the purpose OF conderng questions affecting the
other at the offices OF
company ~ WdI.st. New York City Wednes
day, February %, 1891. at O'Clock
Sew.YOrk. February r. 1881.
ED. LAUTERBACH,
L. +. BEDELL, COMMITTEE
X T.. DEYO.
NJ. F. READING,
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DOTTERDAM LINE.
Az Steamers leave WArsOS'S STORES, BIooAyn
~ A 81 Well, MaIoI scheda wsa-' asrcn1
IstCabn, S6O-k70 ii Clbtu. $50 ot1'lgh So
n. CAIAUX, On. Agt, q S1lSI Villa INST -
FUNGI kDI e ~ CO., 81 south VIVA INST, Frssnt ArtA
L. W. MOkRIo, 81 BruadSiy H3nofl P1SsaHs ASdaL
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Nryy YogK Feb. lHInr toll "lns 1re tho total nct re-
;lit prpy meat! aoi pits 5!hcc StP.em
her 4 D. 10 4ate. Iuclifiy"