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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27

&, ,,,v Unmarried n confident tone to the
( a"' =, norket The three stocks named contributed
- ooo aarcs to the days total business OF ooo'ooi
1"oo " Fra also was specially active. and, with
s~,sactious that amounted to o4,S22 shares rose
60 Ao3s 10 515s05O5s and Ontario aud Western,
IN -, ~ IA lO7 shares advanced from 1878 TO
oaL03ss, Add to the amount OF transactions al
s.sdv named the $4,000 shares in Delaware.
Ia, kawanna and Western, at between 1928
and 124ls with final sales at 1888, ana
ak .tocks are named that contributed more thah
oue-Ialf of the days total dealings Central Pa
rltic was special feature in that after opening at
an ad;ance of % per cent at 8sl2 and declining 10
ash, II rose TO 93l4 aud closed at 01ai There Is
Nm unaccountable mystery relative to tho reporter
Government interference with this company at thiS
particular time. and the whole proceeding has
oueer look. Unless the companys re-
ports are falsifed to a wonderful extent
il certainly did much better business
from July to December 81 1850, thah II III" A''
January to June 80. 1880. and we have II fec'i-
lection Of Governmental interference WIN '"e ~
dend that was paid August 10. l"oo'
ia little doubt but that the dividend adEer'iSe "a,
be paid February / will be paid on that u''te' N
market otherwise than for the stocks a'!eauS h''"
toned was not much of market nuctu'''o"
,v,tbio narrow range were frequent ana
.nc,t tho best that can be san
inf the results of the dealings IS that
prjces were irreguarly steady. noticeable Tea
ture of the day was tho entire absence OF orders
from some of the larger speculative houses winch
usually largely contribute to make or uninake the
market. And it is a feature that leads to the
Thought that some large blocks of stock have been
distributed. At the end the market was ieverish,
but generally strong.
There were no dealings in Government bonds at
the boards, and business over the counters OF the
treat dealers is reported dull. Quotations, how
ever were steady, except for the per cents, which
declined Is per cent in the final bids. Annexed are
atio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27

The dealinps i'm State bonds presented no special
fostpres but prices were strong, Louisiana consOs
sold at "a. North Carolina. Funding act 1865. at
1914. and special taxes at ia Tennessee Us. Old. at
.4Sl04S, and Virginia Is, deferred, at 10. vi city
hank Stocks Continental sold t3Sl nj l3o' ana Me-
cbapics Banking Association no at 30.
The railroad bond market followed the share mar
let ana the specially active bonds were the Incomes
that are kindred to the active stocks in tho shafe
market Lake Erie and Western incomes rose from
rs to 7o1a079, Ohio Central incomes from &C to
69la0e9. and Peoria. Decatur and Evansville liz
comes FROM so to S40s3 Erie second coLsols
;mproyed from lOOl2 to 10Th. Missouri, Kansas and
texas first consols recovered from H1 Il t. H., as
closed at 111l2, and the seconds rose from - To
79Q7s7s Boston, Hartford and Erie firsts again
were active and rose from 63$l to 36. closing at
65l Canada Southern irsts were Il higher at
1929. and 81. Louis and Iron Mountain second in
comes were z higher at SO. Ncw-York Elevated
frsts were good demand mp TO liza. ana Metro
politan Grsts to 1884. Indiana, Bloomington aud
Western incomes rose from rs to 7sla077si. There
were no important changes in the prices of the
Western list of bonds. but Wabash general mort
raqes again Welded to 100. Denver and Rio Grandc
trsts were "A lower at a, and Texas ant Pacific
incomes u higher at TO- -
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained 1908 y on bal
apce made up 10y a currency gain OF S3o.299 less
coin loss Of $iS,917 This leaves tho net loss since
last Friday at S1,29G, l46. Money To-Day was easy
at per cent down to per cent The feature OF the
market the free aferngs ot loans by some OF the
large speculative houses which lately were large
borrowers. line domestic exchanges on WORK
at the places named quoted as follows: Sa-
vannah, l,e1o5,s premium; Charleston. par TO Il
premun; leans, % cents discount to par ST.
Louis. so cents premium; Chicago par to - cents
premium Boston, 162s cents pre- nium; ne Ohited
States Treasurer at Washington to-day received
5000 OCO in National bank notes for redemption;
Tie Customs receipts were 1919 l42 and the internal
revenue receipts were 1924. 15l. The following is
the Clearing House statement to-day: Exchanges,
SI57 l96 252; balances, ~, 42u,5U2 lie trans
actions at thu Sub-Treasury Today covered: Re
ceipts S7O7. Col payments. $6o7222; currency
balance 81 ,3l5. 1886 coin balance. SGT, GIG.
There is little or hing doing IN the foreign ex-
changes bnt the rates remain steady the basis of
H. olInrIno nnsteh nunl;itilns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27

LONDON Jan. 2,i-l2;SoS mAtlanuc and Great Wesiern
mortgage trustees cert hcaIe@. ~ - bombs
four prr cents, ~: Ere, 511s New York Central l'
Pennsvlvana central G74 Reading. 81 II NewJcrSey Cen
cOnsOls III -. . -, ,..-.,
LoNDoN Jan 26.-2 p m.-Erie. 5lSs Newfork Coutra'
l5j - Peiisy IVanl Central GA KelOlng, 81 ..
LONDON "6-2 30 m.-Par aiylces quote three per
81 francs 81 y Cenmes fOI the account -,
y. Iu.-Atlantlc Great western
frsi nIoagge trustees certificates Ga . do second 81
Keadiug Iodia COGncil bs allotted to-day at
a. hue of I'D rupee
LONpON ,au 2G-I m.-The amount OF bullion gone into
the Bank balance to-day ia MOOpO Bar siI
quoted a ounce Paris adyiCcs quote tTco
per cen, tenles 10 the account
T. bonds anda half per cents ll32 pennsylvania
81 Atlantlc western nTSt
moi a = slp6C cell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27

In London British consols are unchanged at $3.50
Is were steady at 1881; 4Les is lower at 1852.
and AZ ls higher at 1O634. American railways gen
orally responded to the better figures OF yesterdays
closing and tO-days opening III the hone markets.
Bar silver declined to 512sd per ounce, and India
council bills were allotted at decline of is1. per
rupee. The Bank of England gained 100000 bull
casd 20 sS.e7ia. aud later rose to S4.iO.
The twenty first annual statement OF the Equita-
bic Life Assurance Society Which will be found III an
other column. shows that the new risks assumed IN
1880 amount TO over $35, O0G. 600. Its cash in
come was about $o,75O,Ooo. Its so returns n 10
policy -holders were near $a:sOO,Voo s nn
the Eauitable's policies indisputaoe after hav
ing been three years in force and it pays ITS losses
without interest rebate, as soon as satisfactory
proofs Of death and the legal release arc received ut
Its Office in New-York.
Mr. C. f. Tlmpson, who formerly was cashier of
the Continental National Bank. has been admitted
Is partner IN the well-known krm of Chas j. Os-
born g. Co.. Bankers and Brokers at 81 Broad-st.
The governors Of the Stock Exchange to-day adj
mitted TO dealings at the board the following add-
tional securities:
New-Jersey Southern Railway Company-guaran-
teed per cent bonds to the amount OF $l.440G0O
1920 900 all the railroads of the company, and
the interest is guaranteed by the New-York and
Long Branch Railroad Company, which is a branch
of the Central OF New Jersey.
St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway
Company-Dskota extension. first mortgage per
cent bonds. to the amount of $2. 10000 being an
issue Of 900 per mile on road completed or nearly
Completed.
Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain Railroad Com
pany first consolidated mortgage per cent bonds,
due April, 1920, $3. 500 900 and ST. 100000 per
cent income bonds due III 1890. interest payable if
earned aud not accumuiatve.
Northern Pacific railroad Company, first mort
gage railroad and land grant. sinking fund per
cent gold bonds. $40 000, 600, due January. 1921
OF the total issue 49, 800 is held in trust to re-
tire IS, 800, 100 bonds issued OIL the Pend-'d.
Grille division and W, ass, 200 issued the Mis-
sour division.
The following securities to-day were sold at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
7NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE Thursday JANUARY II 1891

very strong Export demand nnited speculative traa1g
very light sales. 52j BIDS Oh Mes, spot 81 5oeSl3 ~,
STA IS March, sl4.5sasl4 X and Xpiil sI. S5dsi 90
Plain Mes. - 81! f%rra . 9o 60 d. c!y Extra India
bless 81 GS22 Packet. fl2...BEhF Il ms q9i ont
acya ana T. PRE- E, 20 2sS s
ho'r rlckled Hams. siaaGc: smoSed Hans, 9~aI0c.:
Smoked shoulders. llDDL, shaae stronsen ir
a. short GsIr L9ns ana short Clear hai az, and
Gig. Iayy aEd gtG's &c; rye, 7ec WesernG 20 ~,
-. LARD-Maket ad7aprcd 90 M i22c per 100 To- Dnt
d-ma gid bl,inoss spccla I've account 30 tcA
PRIME steam 0.70a9 800 &C.. to aIIiys private
ary 7oa@'z'.c closing ~ 200 tc- February 70 .
9S5c 100 ies say9s7 ga9 = &c cio,it i,93 go es
T6lra cnll-ScDruafy 07Iqa05c; March Va 9.sl[ea
months 3 LA 75c Year O. q 7Gc Nv ssin strong
and mslo active, saes. $50 les 010c. Of No
i"S6 t.. Continent ' 9s5aicc VI clotn$ Lee.
BUIrEls- Eakei 'm IN siT, l h1te win VT
70 Sr,Iv G-oc. siaiC !a3ic' Common t. Chort VI
ci, ny ny "a , orl"4 ' State Frct"ry ro,r 20 Choice
Ioor to Choice, log &C.. skim'. Poor 60 Choice 5dl,'
unsetrl an wholly nnlina: Choice ,rcsh qaolel 10 e.
KrE -s,a'y. and a, active; Common 10 Choice care
sHEDS-Gnit All ulchangel ,..,
ag iII'f55 o6o 'n He %i rcfpaH r5
400 ohoa 80 1T Cenrfug saoc Refined tr p, ty e"
dereG 9'ggMc: Ganna'sf 9e@y2 o, aaI"@ 80
Oh a." i. a 7sc. While Extra ';CO sisdsaci Yellow
do aeG e.; Yellow &C." ~ III feowS' 9 &C. oo ,es
T&LL6W FIRM sic, Ia 600 n G,sagNr.; 100 H. G'ic
TLA-Nt the au"uor t2day - % pfs ",ie 4Gn; ine t.
ing Mcyuur Nc Tor fwankay ~ lie fcr iys9n -
$7 i e. &C. P c ,Raig ic for t t Frpi e.
49, for ermoa AMI II nc Tor Ano[ The ,cT EsIS
previous Valuations in the c1sc c torln0sa
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per NorA Riesr. Vessels ant RtitrDlis
NtN NopE "Wednesday Ian. DC I9S
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHEs-Q ONE, and unchanged o..,.... O. p.,....o..
goes M 10, i weak n En a! S l % Gg
40 0aa~ Maaca,bo Felicia aud 81 do. A cira n
ya" tIas Al sCy aS ;d T%ayy Or G "a = .
helier gacs to &c. above y"1at'"ns or
ai las evn: iSr spna Geyerf s on ,,S c"ars si
~ ms a' P Week and as yc fSiarc. Al os
beh and moderately active c''ng iaLr s"a'
January S iiss fS6ruay ll@c li;7l Maze i =
l2.9: July. 1877 ADJUST l!i2a l2i9 sestrm-
IaI a Us 81 FGbrmry MI Mach i, April 2oG
NAV. l2l9 June I33l Jnlt l%;,i August I2'4 SOP
Der. ii.2$ Iolays CLOSING pnce-!annary. liG3o ii15
xa 1y Is5 5@%s }1
FLoUR AND MEAIc-FLorR-Mnrsct . 70 loc better
ana Ta1 d sc %%e extent u 3 . oT &
G 5 fr S9O nS tfif M nfr n 81 & 3 a. 1 w
ind cs - \ for south America; 300 hMs No. ncu4
Ing 'G T, to c""e = W Sd@i & o y = l5
bills sunedue, s. 45e$ 90 psrt to sInyei 100 1 6ps
800 bD.s. Minnesota Extra - "oaN2 20 Tor The wn.lo
SDs ,es e. ccmSon to Far EI,rA Sats s. 30
70 Good Extra WeS o6 - snoS 1000 ono s. 70
GOOD To caoe" TO- ~ ,S>S 40 S"nn rt'ra ninr,,",A
81 1' rS,cni. 81 - " ~ 1t Csnmon Fan EIrr4
Patent winte- Wheat, Extra. 7jsso closing 9r1iy
trade d.inand sat,. 200 bb+ Common Good Extra
s sa 60 oa r very cc ne dn 90 b6 for export
Ss6ns 3 &; E"E g QUIT FIST % Eng
81 1851 30 and Patent s-as 20 bnsEs1ea Gram -
af . SIs bbi. SrsndvvinS s. % Yellow
quoted So bOas3 10; Bag meal quiet. unchanged
FOREiGN fhUiTS-Hsrs by sc"n oo cisg i EaenE"
80 sJaSi and 5000 boxes do d" Ler0 - f1d i o.
sKAiN~wHEAT~M Market a ,hade stronger with moder
ATE business for export aud fairly active trade srccna
I'VE oc 94s fa@ S. ' e..n aT an a
Wheat for e1porp ncnnng 5000 nnah Cns!1dra TKng
81 delivered q O9I bush ungraded re- 81 ~ 10
1910 bush no Red 81 l." % D1 nm >S 90
j Red II "a; 1000 bush. Mxed Winter 81 iG%1N l6a%
$500 bush. ING add White 81 i2%a*l ia%3 Sroo
S o" 30 white. 4as@s! ~ 5000 ousn No
wie 9 leasl l6h: no 'ea January 81 81
DO March 81 2Oasl 2oA. closing 8 sa$l ~ DO Ap1i
81 es9 @S g. $sl Y? 81 90 w H1s J 81 3%
sii5.@. H. closing 81 1881 lGlA 90 Fobrnaly' . ~
Soss 8 5S S%*l .d ls &C. S Sai ana wy The
loads 0f Jersey and PENNSYLVANIA, reported yesterday
at s. 2f a d% and nonin"y unclaimed
harley MALT-ouie about s'ca'y s"ies or hnsh No
Canada BTSh 81 Hs s az cS%la aa tor Sa c a @
the vance mainly steamer Mixed futures aslar easier
COOL business Tor export light trade demand. and tly
2G6OOO ush cash including migrated Western hiIed %
a5sc B. :, % steamer H1Ie 'c in .@ and
adaa incnng bush in STORE mainly 5ic free 90
Ssa I i1n'T 81 fellow Ys R os MSS SSe or
No 2 January, b6Ac. closing 654a 80 70 90 FebruhIy
ng s. S3c S'os d." Nay s. 953c closing
OATS iket 81 jsed shade botr asa Iary a,vn harS
No hSCS' 4 HHsp l%ciu So Sne "al@ so Wc
49, Mixed Western 4l@0l3i2c Whiiei3 43G 80 "he
fiae 40.a47er in ludng $4,000 ll: 80 Fc9r"aT' 49,
May 3c ......FEED quoted Doc Tor 4" ID d0U ID 9o~
1jc. Tor 100 -.
Hfp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

DOMkSTIC MAKhLTS
1ArTTuoRF Ian. 20 dull; Middnng ! Sc tlonr
dn i,waIsL and Western Supsrnne .! 70 " 10 DO
Exfa 81 5O0 10 rahy, 50 fG city MIL bnpehnr'
a. 25df3 I, Extra siGSi =, do Family ~ 2o@9O 0O
d. KO braIda 80 l26SB 3d. PstA, FANNY, ~ Nhe.t
southern steady sbIdo better anu HteaaJj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
na,lroaa compauv first mortgage Z Pei

S esa Soeoa SnS nss
subscription due lS' ....-....;.;...;, 1872
S@ooo oi due o i ssnry tinO.s po. Josh
way Company tBaslngs and Dakota
DTisiobl 1;t, mortgage. 2 per cent 70
% ps s, ., s S5s lsiq FIRE iasa9Dce
g. shares KnioEerboere re Insurance 20, %
AZ shares American FIRE Insurance Co...12 5'aG4'o
sh4res Gre nwich insuianc Co....'..'. ~
14Shmes HAM .on Ins9rlnce TO- vocsa i'oH
lo5 'AG TsSk Merchants hA'ua"EO e7ge 81
$50 sh 'sa Central fark E::in aad lsi,o
10, 'g 4ys ,l hnSea a cG iiat
2i shares New.f 10 MutOal rAs-IIsht Com
&C, ,l94es X!a.li.aa ;iii. Il Rockville ii;:o
$1,000 cc" GM% p FAX S" NSrta All I;s. River ,a
5000 81 i 'a ssai s: lnas u; 1:av mort ma
100 s sfss tsS T Ar %o MINI" Company 81 Is
The gross earnings OF the Galveston, Harrisburg
and san Antonio Railroad are reported as follows:
First week in JAM. sl3 3sl9 sai iGS Inc sc4s
The iece,pjs OF flour ..nl GrdIi At thu principal
Atlantic ports tins % II dav Of January were:
Flour Hr s5.so H2 aso E t3s, % Gsio
S %ss.} ss s%@ 5 l7@" 3 sSS a s
j Rar S'e on,6 ;............. va 5Hi - .
Total bush l45IGi 5l2IS 5000 1925
The following we're thc rrceio's lni s'upm3H'f at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee, to-day, as re-
ported by telegraph:
Chicago Miwm<!. Cnae's1 Mnw4 ~ 20
Wheat. bush. a. COS a2ocO lil5s 4,lea
G"To 6m.n.... l3aa@9@i G'G S0 55S S9IdS 1as1
B. lss lew S' Ca.i:: 9ssII,S .Haa5 ,555;;
IOtai LuGh =. 3jU,llO bi2SO DIV 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27

NOTICE OF REDEMP rION.-NOtice Is
~ hereby given, with the lou Reserved
that ALL ijonds Ut THE SOUTHERN COLORADO Coal
AND TOWN tOMPANl viii ne redeemed al par 81 inter
with per the pTincipal thereof aided there
TO- presentation thereon, with al unpaid cOupons al cned
the lice Of the Colorado AMI iron company
II COraudt.st, New YOrK at time before the
first of july 1881 whicn date the sail bon Is viii cease
draw pursuance OF Article Of The Trust Deed
whel ssue In accordance where
with this notice IS given --
WIN. ]. PALMER President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
REAL ESTATE.

NFw-YoRK Wednesday. jan 20. 1881.
At the Exchange SalesroOm to-day the fol
lowing foreclosure sales were cffrc;ed: ~
By Tuifam Abbott r.1
ists ict 2SIIoo' Jas o'Nsi .~ $4,000
81 Rfendrd =. HdrnerL
/ 6-story stone iron warehouse with lot Nos o.,
rs FIansins lot ssass % Ter rD' $4,000
3-st0rY Drlt building with lot. No III Thompson.
Johnston ....e..' ~. .oA...-. .. $3.50
By John r. Boyd
5story brick building, with lot. No 40S 4thaye.
VS. 81 it Of 2sthst lot l96x56; Branc!s
similar house with lot No 4iG 4thave W g. adjoin
ing above lot IS.6x56; Jas McNdly l9903
By James NJ. Oakley & Co.
N %iberson. .. 25oe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
LAKE ERIE AND WgsTERN RAILWAY COMPANY
NEWNORk CRY Dec (

NOTICE is hereby gwen that tue Board OF
~ Directors Of this company have called meeting Of the
Stockholders Registered BOndh0l ers TO he held at the
oces OF the company the Guy of b. Fay0te InL on
Thursday the 3 OF March, 1881 and at salt meeting there
VIII be sub NJ ed for ratuo'ton co1iract OF
Of this Company with the ~. Leafs and lniD Hallway
Company of Illinois, the Lake irie ST. Louis Railway
Company OF INDIANA and the Frankfort and KokomO aiOad
Company OF Indiana.
Transfer books viii close llth February and
= B. O. MITCHELL. secretary.
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finanrial.
CHANGE

1fI 1913 Broadway New.YorK Jan. 20, ls3l-At the AM
held is day hefo owing officers were elected
for the ensuing year Presid Peter T. OBrien Vice
President. John r. Brown; Treasurer Gilbert j. Bnrnst
Secretary, villa G. Smith Trustees Henry wilson John
C. Prince w. NckeTsOn, Nathan Peck T. Adams
j. c. Weeks NATHAN PECK. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-27
RON ATLANTIC sEAPORTs PoR TnE WEEK
ENDED JANUARY -. 1881.

Previous week ..-....-. lf5'5oo I'OO''II .U''i''
HAY AND sTPAw-ln fair demand and generally steady:
Shipping Hay 81 05 Medium 10 Prime do M 81 !"D
81 80 Salt 65c Glover do at ST. SudW ~ ~ I1~l %
for Long RYE 9Oc fo short Rye. and SOC. Tor Dat
UIDE5-MOderatey active aud without iuIthtr cinnRr'i
sales Of GOOO Dry bueDOs Ayres 2lhc 500 Dry B"nOs
Rips, arrival private terms bOp Dry "
Kip previous to arrival private terms 5OOo Dry Mon
B"eSS and Sayanla i 9c 1885, Dry Central Am ra. y
l8c 48O Dry Mexican II c 40 Dry Maiac no pr.'ate
loo Dry Texas private terms 400 - - Payt NJ
W. - BucnO3 AYe3 HOr1o liluea AZ -
ca h 5000 City Slaughter at loo. cash , .,,,
HOPS-in small demand. but generally St""p' e'Pe'dNp
MULAf,SEs -New.Orleans quiet 3605Oc: Foreign dull
NAVAL sTORES-spints Tnrpontiue quiet but nrm
at 472d4Sc for Soutberns In yard ana 4s~@4Bo i oD'
for STRAINED Good Strained Tar - 2j aud Ctv tch,
s2 rs. -, -
90 EAN FREfOHTS--An rates remained about steady,
thong business was again Of yy moJtisth proper
liverpool stcaIl quoted SID 400 b1 FiO % TO-;
32s 8d Cheese 3hs: 400 bNxes Batter js ~
terces Beef 0d.a6s 30 bits P2rs 81 I'd d4s 3loo
ment Goods 20a2Js sa 200 hds TaOw. 2Ss 4d' and 20
bushels Grin ~ aiY prlya'e sIm, qoo;sa 10. 75 70
l. 2HO bbls Flour tbro1Rk. 2s Gd B4con. 5bH15s bi
Cheese sjs1t7s 81; Beet Ga o. PORK d. 3d. lI"is III
I2O tons Measurement Goods. 2Os a2s flnsR" ol'h
500 onD dc 27s bacon. 35s. heeor 4@s lni stehn
lB 900 bush Gram. god. 5000 40 no.; pvth TERMS
Lsh, steam, 5000 blsh 6tsn, 'h, fRulDuIR siti.
5000 bush raiu 20 no ether engagements 10
PETROL Refined export quiet but to Tho
holae trade q fs,T ~ Iic; Cruds Ger
tncaes s-ady. We quote Crude In Shipping bills e
Naphth8 lO54c. Refined. IN bDls mere Sac ~
Baltimore $50; cases. tl"sO l35C NIuuo co
openei at gi nc bid sold At 93s@oi%c' co7n ~ o. '
rRovIsIoNs-PoRk-Mess held decidedly hlgheI closing
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anttion Sales OF Real estate.
IORRIS WILKINS, Auctioneer.

MORRIS WILKINS, AuctlOneer.
VALUABLE BROADWAY AND FIFTH.AVE. PROP
tRTY AT AUCTION
f. H. LUDLOW 60. VIII sell 4ic,iOD dt the Excna1go
ralesroDm No Ill ErGaGway Irinty Building Ne"'rsfk.
al ~ O'Clock. THUR FAY FeDruary s. leel; .o
BROADWAY AND rHIRIYElUHrh SI;-N3ss, l;ssz,
,9i 1896 l.,9s anC 400 Broadway. aud No. III Mcst
3.tst about 50 feet The cat Is OF the flneso
on the ne OF Broadway THIS property VIII be offered 40
S1OO 900 AMI sud L. The highest bidder over that sin
FIFTIs.A vE-ScutliXest l2ttbst nvs nle .ots
90 feet This property wall ba sold 70 the bghest
bilner 100000.
PIFriI AYE.-East side thee io,s with buildings Iox
commencing pa IL north vi l27thst To be soo 10
the highest bidder OvcI $1,000. .--.-.
and uT pSrtcuifeet ths oce 81 tue aucuo'eeIS'
NJ. Finest.
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RECORDED REAL E,rArE TRANSFERS.
NEW YORK CITY


Broadway Sc cor Of Broome.s;. 2sx O0x25x100; VIM
2o.aye Lot 30 s05. ioani Eden, Path ward Albert
8ls s = - r. Of sIS.avo 2jx5S6 CaIharine
same properly; Cath Scatter to Herman Rasc6.
leo Sanford 20 = Y Aitsn6aia G5oC
Waxen and aD' ther executors, ETC. to An sissa
w 'ndennewe 81 ., to ? 10000
Peter CsDepa ...........,'.... 1900
s E11 Adams % ss Of sc sEns 55xo and also eo
Dso Of sSd'st 1913 lie Of Sd ave -6.51iO22; Jas go
rhoma lra1s ss1 VIE $sea 1 22xsO Anna iO'
Baum % wife rracy ......... 10000
trustees. l4600
blade 10 sarba 5000
ss M%tln no 95 ns[ IT Of ;ave 253Ii6S2 a.26f 'O00
80 Gilmore and wife to Mary T. Gala g T::
Remedy ana wife to Korentnal. 1880
27th.st 5, I4he tteoi 3dave. 5x9s.s; John
5th;avo 5ot u Of s6tnst, rs lofexss FAX ir.egu;
lar rhOsJ mckee. Ell al executors, ETC. 10 lho'J .. ooo
scott $4,000
2.tSsI ir Of Isl ave- 25159 Iaddcn.
referee WIN scheImr rh IN. ct al. executors, o.o
24tIsI s. i0G d II . Of istave, 25x9s9 Ladden,
referee ~ III merhOrG. 1T al e1eeutors. .o
lst.ave. sip5 It D Of 33d.st 2lsSsi6, + Ludaen.
referee "m schermerhorn. ell a. executors, - oo,
S2d,st s. rs IT so ithave25i9s.0. q Beards:
lee referee. Alfred sutton ............... 5000
Sdave W - 80 ) ii . OF 6lst-s S2xs6' Daken, -
path 81 en- Of Israye 25x9s iudden,
to LII III schermerbOIu. II al executors oo,
92d.st No SO West. 2Ox49.Ols xZOx4s1Iis
Phelps referee. 10 y A Rogers. ooo'
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gltn jJrcuerIp 10 Eet.

ELEGANT OFFICES.-Large and small in
II the proof building D Exchange place Hanover
and Brayerss ssL for BANKERS. brokers' aud lawyers
Apply L. T. H. ~ do Il co. 3 Pine.sL 2.ss6.
EOR RENT-Part of Office, No 27l Broad
wav suitabls railroad. nip estate. Ap.
ply toF NJ IRON MoNGER. 10 Actor House
10 LET.-An elegant fiat. southwest corner
/ shave ami I7h.st; modern improvements; inquire
q ilnitor Premises.
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NOTICE.

hereby meeting the stockholders
Of the WESTERN UNION TELEGRAP COMPANY Is
c1td will be hell the office Of the Company 1877
Broadway City OF NewY0rk tho 18Th ia, or Feb
ia" Of delDg proposition
the capital STOCK this Company IN accordance with the
apteement bel this Company and the
American Union Ieleg aph Com and the Atlantic aud
Paclc eegrIph Company approved and accepted by the
Directors Company the 18th OF J2nu.
ay 1881 the u OF eight huuGred thousand shares
y one hugd ed dollars each.
ew.York, jan l9lh. 1881.
NORNIN GREEN.
w II. VANDnRBILT,
J.. ID. MORGAN,
AUGUSTUS SCHELL,
SAML L. BAkGGR,
WM. ID. BISHOP.
III DARkEE
G. VANDERBILT
SAM'L A. MU son, : Directors.
WILSON g. HUNT,
ANSON SrAGsR
JN,. VAN HORNE.
II NICK. IWUMDLY.
JO-EPH IARkER,
H. ID. WOR SER
JAMES IL. BA NhER,
l.DGFF,
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Gin neal EsIaIe For 1aie

49,
DEEKMAN-ST.-A valuable corner for sale,
ID 25xiUU. kULAND& WHITING. Beekmaust
LIRS I-CLASS brOwn-stone residence.-LOt,
4 2OxlUt; perfect order buers pantry brick extern
SION aul hellC lOciIOns IN the city:
plumbing aud Iinde perfect all noise Of elevated
railroads ADpy per uit to T.. IL. LUDLOW g. Co.. No.
Pinc-si. No. l.ljJ Bro Id1ay.
TOR SALE.-A whole front, below 46th-st.,
Fast Side; worth the attention OF capitalists L. IL.
HOLMES. 81 COrtiand.-sL, ROon 81.
LNOR SALE.-Very valuable property, near
Il Exchange will be sJld low to close an es-
tatoS Address BOX l.33j Post Uiice.
SIou SA JS,1 York csrs nj CI i9r
40 repairs. assessments. Apply 10
f. H. LUDLOW * co. PiDcsL