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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09

s.cs Of the sales by large operators. Hence during
.hs last hour there was decline that was general
rhe DAVIS business amounted to 900 shares
AGAINST 1884, 600 shares yesterday Dealings wero
uerv well distributed and prices rose and
fell togetler with an unusual regularity.
peoria Decatur and Evansvil stock was the special
q orte of the new stocks, aud after an advance TO
AZ closed at Al a,-2A per cent better than its open
ing figure. Pacific Mail was noticeable also be-
cause of its opening up at ssh, and subsequent
advance to 53os. The special incentive to this was
The early distributed information that the Senate
Committee on Post Offices had agreed to report al
amendment to the Postal Appropriation bill giving
81 900 900 in subsidies TO American steamship lines
On the basis of existing lines. the amendment II
enacted into a law would give to the Pacific Mall
about 100000 per annum. There Is no question
that the Pacific Mail Company has been doing much
better lately than it did formerly and that 1t has
done nluch toward reducing It's debt. The mar
ket closed weak and unsettled.
Gov erument bonds were dull that there was
not sing 10 transaction at the boards Prices DOW
ever were finn, and the final bids show advances OF
1s per cent for the dig and per cents. Annexed are
the closing quotations:
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Feb S-123O mConsols. 9Ssie for money and
98lils account U. bonds four aud ha per cents
lI54: Atlantic aud first mortgage trustees
ceftcates "a: DO 81 Ere 50 second cOnsOs
lV4: Illinois Central 1878; NewYOrk Central 1925 Read
ing. 80 go ,,,, ,,.,
IoNuoN Fen. $3.50 D. m.-Er1e 50e4 Illinois Central.
lSsI: PenDsyyana Central B6',: Reading. 3Zi Pans
rentes "a francs so ceumes O the
LONDON Feb. $3.50 mBar silver Is quoted at n Ai
per ounce Cousol gi for aud 0sSis for he
count Atlantic and Greet Mesern nrst N Igsge trustees
Ere second COnsols, 1887; PeonsI lvana Central o.;
Reading. ~ ., .
rentes 81 frsncs II y cenimes for the account - -
PARIS. $3.50 n.-kxchahge Oh LOhl0n 20 francs
IS
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The closing quotations :

Little was done ia State bonds the transactions
including North Carolina special tax at 8 and Viz
eiuiu 6s cconsolidatei ex-matTed coupons at 7S4.
consois. second series, $500 and deferred at 1914.
Louisiana consols ar quoted 53054is North Caro-
lima consolidated Is. S3l2SS6, and Tennessee Us,
old 4712GO49le, and new and new series, 47A0
ASA. There were no transactions in city bank
stocks.
A widely distributed hut not large business
done in railroad bonds. The new favorites among
the income issues were strong. but otherwise the
dealings presented no features. Eue second consos
sold no higher than yesterdays closing figures and
in final sales at 1001s show decline OF Il per cent
Missouri, Kansas and Texas irst console and
seconds, each were Il higher at 1OS and 81
respectively c. C. and l. G. incomes rose from II Il
TO ~. Ohio Central incomes from G84 to G0l20
$685. Lake Erie and Western Incomes from S1l2 to
S2l4 Peoria Decatur and Evansville incomes from
s3s to s4le0S4. and Mobile and Ohio first deben-
lures from 81 oS2A st. Louis and Iron Mountain
first incomes were 81 lower at 90. and second in
comes were s. higher at 1884, New-YOrk
Elevated irsts rose to 119. and Metrcpoli-
tan frsts were active and strong at 1O5 a 1854.
Louisville and Nashville general mortgages were
- lower at 1881. and Missouri Poetic consoh 4
lower at 1861. Denver and Rio Grande firsts. aft
sales down to 114la were Il higher at 110l4 and
consols rose Il to 1928. Kansas Pacific were strong
ut 1O4 Texas and Pacific incomes rose from 9412 to
So, but afterward fell to S3l4 the frsts of Rlo
Grand division being strong up TO 99@9Sl2.
The Sub Treasury to-day gained $163.251 on
balance. made mp by gains of $565SO coin and
E1O6671 currency. This reduces the loss since
Friday to $94, s67. The local money market to-day
was like that of yesterday-money seemed to be in
great abundance ut per cent early in the day,
followed by sharp demand at per cent IN tie
later hours. The domestic exchanges on New-lork
at the places named are as follows: Savannah. is0
80 premium; Charleston, le03e preDium; New
Orleans, % cents to 81 premium; ST. Louis par
Chicago. 25050 cents discount Boston, per-
The foreign exchanges are dull and without fea-
ture. Rates, however, are steady, with hardening
rather than weakening tendency. Annexed are
the nominal ono .ations:
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY g. 1881

2oc 20 SOC rcspecge except for fine nearby
aioo. which was soid q Sic Quotations:
jersey. e.. T.. and Wesfern fresn..20 $50
BY W.. 81 Norfolk fresh $50
Pcau - ~. G........ 43O southern.
gEUITS. Ri RRIEs AND EUTs-DRIED.
Fgcrp's - nr"d Fruits Ter the So pkgs. with
21- IS OF p anGts and - pEg9 VI Pecan Nuts Exports
al ilcl Arp"S. 1924 pSgA EvapOrated Apples dul!
eni many .oia are IGs4 tor sAo at lower prices. Very
fancy sotA ~ 'd ~ - &c. but Choice goods offered
a. e. ad vfy goOl rado Sc. Fine cut Sun.dred Ap
'i are III ey rtettd but have nent The export
wad or Hoae az Apples Ia cht just 1T present ami IL
tat~ very cEc, lot " Western Quarters draw bid o. &C.
E'apoTaIe0 and Peaches light stock rls
quiet haspbc1ic' weaker sold Choice
y hOe res 5TaTcc AID firm OAer small fruits light
quest ad staay The demand for Peanuts not equal TO he
3.' "a rtcelvot MT i9 ed 20 prices. UcGoy
ns nave sna inquiry 81 about - occasionally lot ~
III n" uats 0i g)Od 20 sells 10 e money. Quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09

IALLOM- FIRM. sale. = ,DJD %, ia
TIA -'caiy faTly ltt
TOHAC Co ltca,ucky quet; Ing. t4afte Loot GHf
10 sales, nId- Ltat uodefaiey dive. H4ic,
gland, I918. I2l9aJ-c go PcLGsy Vaa
do zoe usin private terms; 800 ONO 1873.
7aiic. fOD bale Havana, ~. ~ ~ 20.
WTIALtBDN 1t !uiri unchanged.
-hIW4 the ef' CT OF pro-
lru.r vity and the d"s,i" 81 ilri7 - a J. -
r,r, aIr rak state u IN iirf utr dem r
. unt only hr.e "a Wool centre. Tho -io.N
river al t Tine than !or number % }c.I5 la,~ al
ip.W!. ilL.iIg he Icrra,rd rO,p,r y IN 30 BRANCHES ~
trr rttcultry the e- and ~puil the marx hi''fl
dom has 80 cJUntertctug influences ne streams
ti!Y. fnc4dtu d rta are VrrY "" a ~
CriOn 90 tic a:Gcris hcr' rcrrfr ilrHih< %" Ii VI"
t,f thu .ls.iVlria and Nirf' washed F'cc"
Xxx aui Pickiock iJa5Ur. fnd w, iod SO. so l. !"
1sl,: No - .s4suc Conn on. ion e. New ~ -Al';
Nic -ira.. Wisconsin .nd lafima y p ah"y' N'sl,7
F1,-cr a. &c: 80. :. 04fC. G. mfruh -
.fOr Tullcl Woo Ek.rL t"a iic super ga 80 ". J.
2'2,c 80. > l.d SC. oregon and t"lih"ih - '.-' ~
,s.. ipthI.g aud toHbR,, '0 Ca 'Ih
SPIN Cip 20 ..9e Fal { ana 4mb' ga toe: - Ihy'n
Str.r e. 10. 3uc taI esp AM lHnbs, loa &c itN'A
-l,at IA. "a SUc., ,aeln I'M roNel &c "tH',Ii
iuirIcI, IOd lcC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09

on track 61a52: the cargo rate for San Mixed prompt
sipments Is &c. free board arm; Nal White 40 60
No DO, 1914 1ci No do. S2adt3e.i Rejected 4ie.
Provisions rmer city Beef per ph 81 600sl2 do
Beet. slg 90. Mes POrx DID, els 90: do new sis oOe
Sl5 5O Extra Prne Sl3O0dsl4 90; smoked HANS 10 20
1lc; do. salt Sa smoker Sides. S7s03ci do In
salt i9S%c Shoulders In dry salt o05lec; 10 smoked
The. Dressed Hos; 2c Lard-wesern Kettle l0c: do
steam 9s7 IA loo; do Dntchers Loose 5000 925c
Choice 29e SIC; Bradford County and New.York Extra
tubs 27o2Sc Frkns "a G25c Western Dairy Extra. 20
2Gc; DO Good 10 Choice IL 92ie Rolls active; Pennsy
vania Extra II dl5c. Western Reserve Extra ls022c
Eggs unsettled Pennsylvania. 28d3Oc.: Western
y 029c Cheese quiet, firm New York Fun Cream l3h
129Ic: DO Half sms lOi9al 2c do Pennsylvania sklns
l0i2911 he Coffee quiet steady. SugarRaws DALI Rehned
quiet Cut Loaf. Crushed ami Powdered 9c Graduated.
9Ssc. Mould A. elsc: STANDARD A. &c. Seeds-Cloyer
and Flax quiet and unchanged Timothy steady so 500
s. 49, Fee lrm; Winter Ban $40 30; Spring DO
S15 5GSl9 90 Petroleum dull Refined in bills &C., do. In
cases. lSic. WhSkeT Arm: Western. al 100
81. LOUIS. Feb S-Fl0ur steady and UNCHANGED Wheat
slow aud unsettled No y Red Fail, 81 O0AGgl 00a cash
81 Oll4 February 81 O90s1 O2t, March 81 o5sast o5
bid Corn unsettled but generally higher at 81 cash;
april i9is 3esc May S94c. June. Oats higher st SIG
81 nc cash 32d &C March 33 bid April Rye steady
PORK higher at Sl4 90 cash $l4 40 bid March: Lard
higher $50 bid Bulk Meats irm held shoulders at
oOc Clear lib at 74Oc; Clear Sides 1900 Bacon nrm;
sales. tecepts-Four, 900 bbls Wheat 1000 bush;
Shpmens-FlUur. 5000 Obls; Wheat, 1900 BUSH Corn,
4, 900 bush: Oats 1000 bush: Barley. 1900 bush.
WILMINGTON ~ C., Feb. SSprits OF Turpenune dull az
43+c. ROsn firm at 81 "a tor strained 81 80 fr Good
81 80 Hard IS for Yellow Dip: - Virgin Corn
changed
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receipts week @ - pgEs. dst week. - ukrE
corr capnding week htst =, ri pkgs Exports uI te
.r. 1888 pkg, 80 a. cat Br,tail anu - Dag" % r C"
nm nj 81 -uir arm. 50 so ID Tie general market IL
t nm prices arl,it Tor a gIdlcs. LApprt aro
alnt OF waiting M ne last ~ to week To- max iArir
bat sal r. TcuO ri 40 silpprb
81 er Today yesterday Inc home trade t. FAR. and "a 90
nat are wants Hndei ate SO. Fancy
Creamery hs sui IN some AZ ilr' "a hrh ~ 3'c
uI, ~ fu ql0tstn aUd ~ tt,'s M 10 bring
Lai urgr. 'thir Butirf
.Ine rnfro ss q -c unn7 ~ hal nfx'n nb,
al oil irkiys AZ 2JC a lrw W'1iI
ubs Dlucs futlrr uI1Iut from IA northern cnurlie'
81 aud pcinr placed nj II d@rt. ~ 10 quarry
Western lmtitinn O. 'mery - rom =" &c. an IN
WmlteJ 1 Nus. Of The Western DAFT
mr., Tutning unevoI color. aud It IL Earl
10 sell ira ght invoices above 2Ic Special III Tx 81
es Factory goods 1Hug 2l02,c but general invoices u
line goU,A - rc Fn' itilr are nDt pa rn
d le4Dr at 1Oc while interior lJts afc Auw AZ az
Isl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
ETHIOPIAN Markets

LwEarooI- Fob s.-PorS.Pr1me MOss-Eaassrn. STEADY
dan az 4j Gd: short NIB dun at AZ Cd: Long Clear
steady az 40; Short Clear duh Al. tIams-Long
. steady a,47 shoulders steady 20 Cd Beef-Indil Mess
IA the Extra Mesa steady az 3d. Prime Mes.
74I. LAnl-PrIne Western. dull at 49 I'd
Iamw-P PRIME civ steady 36i. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
frmer at 3d. ROslD-FIhe steady lO6d. Common. hLmer
nj 56d Cheese--American Choice. 1rmer AT SO. Lard
OIL rmer 52i fiour-Ext state dun a lziGd Wheat
No l. White. dull 9i2d Spr1nE NJ. =, dnl
NJ g2d: new Winter Western. dull 93d New SOUTH
cru Winter duh 9l1d COrn-AlIed steady a. 53d Cot
Jl-YeOw American, steady 30. ttO1n common.
LONDON. steady 06d05l9d. Spirits Curpenne at Lou
dun at 81 I'd.
LIVERPOOL Feb S-l230 breads us-rhe receipts Of
WheatfOr the three days 45iOOO centa Including
$40 900 Ameic N.
LIVERPOOL Feb 8-I30 D. Lard so per cwt. for Amer
40Od cwt for Long Gear Mindless and 4lod
short Clear Nitllles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PKcpUI h.
lIxuc-sy IL =. '. Tribune our own r".oftcrl
for the week cudng February p. 1851.


Ecccipt, FOR the l2o. pkc': Peas DIV bash
EIunr.s t aus 30 TX Peas. "-I5 buI TIE 80 nc
ca otr l;,d II Clrchnr IA" oFnwiIi tend n,j II
the market aud miie sIOIgrr t"cuGn " - aga hNe r
suiiedin ahct aVtGc' m al kHCs ~ Whte ans WIN
tie exc i.pn kIdncY-. ApnI'tr htYe Ogh lr'H
urc1cd mprON encn IL ~" nome iial'
am IT. large plfc ti" wct~iu part d a. SAFE 10
~ Vest the situation very favorable 10 holders Mdhrs
il. sod 90. and thoeo Il Irro"Sa ~ I'
trta7act0nt ~ an cn c1ur1ro hD'c
iIr-, II Ir DE- lcult 10 by ANY Guiniltf"t
f:el h!dney- are duh Uul titt!v " iltc
special movement but -rc urI r ~ Nfhi'
H.. "a Medium aid Mar Pa Beans are nrni aid
IgItt. RAGS soup rlu- quoted lOHualf a 81 d.
Green Pct4 south RI Dlir- Eve
C,nA!4 A. - ia bond ~ hu.h entirely nominal Qnauuns:
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BRAZILIAN CoFFrE MARKUr
LIvE srouK MAaxErs-nY rELManApa

CHICAGO. foo. 6-Hocs-Recopts $4,000 head; ship
meBs $500 head with fair dema1O prices
generally &C. higbef all sold quaiy very common Light
$500 65s Mixed Packing 81 2O3S6 6O; Choice % oO@
cAlrs-Rece,pts s4oo head, sl6pssn,s 1900 head a:
market ectve bat not quoaby higher ExporI% 20 5Ie
20 S2sd e Choice sh.ppmg g. a9SSS 70 cGmS 20
gzosg e 60ss4 ehsay ct s. 5oi soeksfs and
sesras 1000 head shipments 5000 head pricos
70 1yei CQ4moa to Aediums u 1904 oOi Coca 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09

Tie sec lpt' ~ live Potr ar hL ana there IL iair
orun A ldyi Goa pric,s als1 light supply OF
.t.csssd Pp.i aud lc MARI : Nert ru m r. pt
Arc II u,u. Nc-rcfn Iu lIck td stock b. u Dry phhcl
r.rys re- t1.i.Y a. lJc: buycrs woni ilfch.se
feel. .oiIv sod A. even al mr. hG
an hiyhor But low Goose ar
.ivne There no Wild Pigeons arriving
~ jOdfi pr dozen wild DUCKS arc nos plenty, ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09

rccelnts tc Eek ut the VARIOUS points
of a. sr tc1
5000 ~ Nils; Harlem Il lruA 22io do; Ntw hAYrG
lt4ltnad Hudson river btrOI 4iO DO. Midland
liniiror oi INK and - as OF rcam ~ scrlho
lBlO cans O Mix TOT 81. so cAns OF
Ia quarts each Tao pnce Al wich The Su Plus ht
be- On Tho platform during the week averages
81 market supplied ana prices rlio very
,,.. pai irpn B.. ~ 9c for tlrir January
NJ. liz lld IA aScrl r Tor III mont vas about Sac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09

The following were the receipts and shipments at
aud from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts Shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.-NOtic Is
~ hereby given, accorIa VITA the option reserved
tiat AL. h0liis ~ IiIE SOUTHERN C2LoKADD GoA.-
AND rows COMPANf VIII be redeemed no par h ihter-
est with per upon principal thereof aided there
presentation therol with all unpaid couOns aucleI
therao a. lice of the CGr idO Goa AMI iron company
70 II C'rilandt,t New YORK ny. at any time bers w
first july SSl.Un w; date te saul bon - WI cCao
10 d pursuanoo OF Article OF te trust -eu
whr elrier issue. aul In accordance whef'
with this notice Is given. ..,,,,, D,,.
Nnt .Nnrk 81. lhAl.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
notice ~ hereby thlt meeting OF the stocShlers
,t me- WtoTt.KS [ mon TELEGRAPt COMPANY "a
, ami VIA BE- hell The Olc Of the Company AZ ~
,aiw Nv m the civ York, Tho l9h ay Ot FsD
rarv Og p1SpUse " coIs detR proposition u increase
tfr initial stock Company IN accordance with tn
,"n ~ cor, M agreement Comp and the
Am ran Uniol Telegraph com aud the AtInc and
ranc Icrr ld npauy approved AMI accepted by tho
I1al DrrcGrSOf t1s Company The l1l dIv Of an1-
ary l amount Of eight hundred thousand shareS
of one huhtl ed lO.lars each
New.YUrk, . IA ION, 81: r.,
NORVIN GREEN.
W H. VANDERBILT
l.. D. MORGAN,
AUGUSTUS SCIELG,
SAM'LF +. BAKiEk
WM. -. BISHOP
II DUKKEE.
[. VANDERBILT.
SANL 4. MUNSOT, ; DiTect0rs
WILSON q. HUNT,
ANSON SrAGER
JNO. VAN HORNE
H. NICK. rWOMBLY,
JOSEPH HARKER
e. ID. WOR ESTER,
JAMES. II. BANKER
JOINS H. DUFF.
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Business GndiIces.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW,
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. IBIS BrotiwWcorlsr Inirty.
trstst or Sil Sixtl.ave bet fOrIhssyelh a1d Forty
rghthsts sos Vest Nv 'ntvthirdst cor VI ;hta.'e ~
81 East FDhreeathSL. corner Uni)n-'qlte 1jD rntrf
ave- cor Fvrryssyenths..at tIs HARLEM OFEIoE5 So%
OOI and 1900 rnlri-lya COS observation-disclosures.
1ffh.st. nptD , a.. regular Office rates
MANUFACTURER of light iron machinery
w ami electrical appara batteries &C. desrons o. es,
Of tS"t thousand machines Tor OK.
port can drawings by addrt ssing
HOWARD PUsEY. r. U. Box zoos, Philadelphia Penn.
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In London British consols stronger and adj
cent to 81 3le fer account. The only quotation re-
ceived for United States bonds is 1888 for per
cents which is 1s per cent decline. American rail
WAYS were higher. put not enough to cover yester'
day and this mornings advance in the home mar
kets Bar silver advanced I'D to 81 Sd. per ounce.
In Paris French per cents declined from Sl.53 to
SAITH; sight exchange on London being up to
1888 francs to the t.. -
At "a mreing of the stockholders of the New-l0rk
and New-Eng gland liz Sestment Company, held yes
terdav was voted TO Increase the capital stock TO
$1,000.OO0.
The receipts OF -four aud grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this Sth day OF February We're:
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COTTON xARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Feb 8-l2:30 D. m.-Cotton-Very dan; MIC
ahne Up "a Mddnng Orleans Sid sales 5000 "a
Sses nc IoS Dsei 30 oS bales
Low MddlnR cause February and March delivery oh rC'
6ld.futuros dun but steady. - r... ,,o,aods
LIVERPOOL, Feb ol30 D. m-CottonmBu eo
6isad. do July aud August IehTey
LIVERPOOL Feb s-tolton-FutuIes3t pianos Low MA
ahng anse arch and April delivery o"Szu' "' P" ''
LNE1rooi- Feb 81 m.-CotonThe sales Of the . Gay
ding clause, March and April delivery O'sd Futures ooS0
'AuGusrA- Feb. s--cOttOn quiet; MIdanng l0hc; Low
NGdlmg l0t4c; Good Ordinary. Sci receipts o'Z Oses'
BALIIMoRE- Feb. s.-Coton Quie: MiddlnR II he Low
Mdding, Tic: Good Ordinary. gross receipts 3Zl
baes exports coastwise s42 bales aes spnners o. oo
BOSTON. Fen. s-ootror quiet, MiddnG 49,; Low Mid.
ding 81 Good Ordinary. Zoe; net receiots IS3S naes
gioss $o5 bales: exports 70 Great Britain, lO44 DaS
aLyEsros; Feb s.-co,ton dull; middlns Il4c.; L'w
baes exports coastwise 100 bales l775 bales so
EhPHIa Feb Section quiet; Miodng lIc; receipts.
gS4 bales shipnents 100 bales; $500 bales sock
NEwonRAss. Feb. s.-COtton easy, Middhns. Ike.
Low middling 1Oase Coco Iriinary. 9ac; net receipts
bales saie. 5000 bales last evening io60 bales @ocx.
273b29 baieA
SAVANNAH. Feb 8-Octton steady: Mmdling lie: Low
Ddanng. IOssci Coca Ordinary Os,c mel rsrepts 1883
bales exorts cosstwlse 6C9 slos 1000 bales
evening 6Oo baies; eOck 81, 1888 bales.
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET
RIO JASEIRo Fob 7~Conee-Good Firsrs, 10000 1850
res per 10 kilos Average daily receipts bags ship
10000 bags ststes 60 o1S bags 70 tae
iteranean mono sales OF the weekFor the Channel and
bags; for tho Mediterranean GooU bags stock 100000
bags Exchange on London. 2lsad
per 10 kios Average daily receipts 1900 bags shipments
bags sales Oft he weekFer Ill Countries 0OObags STOCK
St,0o0 b2Ra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09

Exp sot roa:oe' 74i %. o ON ms, % PIKE rae IL
crIpt Io;At,r- iAY' ruI ict AZ! ihf week ana
y - 4 co1tl . good urn Dd p; . w tur. alvthc
d, Po;aut3 mIyng rAicr ii VI II - ~ 10 , D.
m M ~ D ,ttcr rmaul nj cher o. .cNegetdJlcs VIII
q -mnOTllnI chImgL QIItlulns:
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prOmnent commission firm, N card 10 the
trii, refer br Nv to the GAUGES which ed 10 me recent M
~ prices. iO0ws loving 10 IN" Continued very
weather all the consequent re-
dur catch 81 knds ~ Fur together WI the late cold
weather and IN Europe enabled "a materially
advance prices u arcea The Hufson Bay sales take
place Mar,h 49, and MS sales March j. and ile
Easter Fair Lcpsic about month LATER Qup'
Ia for Prime SKINS only Nos . anil sell at Their
relative values based upon tho price IL No. !:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09


Receipts for tho week l6 'Jl boIes LIST week 3l,Jl9
Loxrn rspOHd NJ wceE Last gar lOlt bOK" Expo -
for no week. 81 100 boxes - Same inns Last y'r -.
quotations hrue4 Al Ops Ie unprecedented
iarge SINCE the 1T 81 Janniy hat prevented mnch
reduction Cheese an all mathematical cairn-
at0ns somewhat ups't H. 10 tr"e mat eA@iers hr
summed Il $40 tc Las. SIX WctkS but .Oill 80
boxes be received duuhg he sIuo time allowing tho
nome % boxes boxes
AID there are 13I75 DO So held in Tina city. Perh s
40, large but cons r'at W uraieH tIh
t,at II WI hicHt - wOr@ Out the STOCK 10
her "a iii cuIr nj crnts NJ pres pri.es At the moment
In re Is flir demand iUr Mriun g" ~ lac recent DC
vbie Fine g hard 10 mSYs the
prices quoted AJAX 4c Tor fancy stock bt
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09

PIllApRiPiiA AND BEADING RAILRoA Al LoMPANY.
CEREBRAL OFFICE. 221 South FOURTH ST

PmlApHlPnA AN IIFNnNG KALHoAD noMrAHY I
GENERAL OFFICE. 81 South FoUkIHsE Z
PHILA DELPHIA. January -. 10 > ,
'INIIE BOARD OF MANAGERS ", me
4 PUILADELPIIA AND READING RAILROAD
CoMPANY bas convened ,Peca mee5ms Of ne sreS
Isl al ~ O'clock ~, the Assembly Buildings az inc
southwest corner 81 Tenth Sui ChestIus ~ the ChY o.
pbiepa hear nual report Of the President ana
Manager such action reference 10 te sdrs OF
th company a. may advisable, md TO ee President
Sly Managers Treasurer SecreaIv W I'll q view 10
advisable the proxies slal De el
WITHIN three OF the date VI ting 10y order 81 tne
nn,ri of Managers ID J. BROWN, secretary.
NEW.YoRK ONTARIO AND NE~IERN RAILROAD Company
NEw.GoRK Feb 4. 1881. }
TI'UE stock holders Of this cOmpluy or record
al The close sness. February H. 1881, wll be emil
ted 10 The pvegeo Subscribing 10 the capital stock OF the
Company az tho rate OF ono snare
shares Of the stock OF lhls comp
\ stating subscription and containing lul
tue subject may be obiane1 on p9d'onc ~
OictOf thus 'ODpan an DIe Inteu " DIVA
hoi"eis "iio'e ~uu ~ ~ IOHN L. NISBEr
secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09

NBWYoRK FEB. z. ISL
THE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
ING co PANY toinI declare ts regular l m9nny
abs febrary Agency of the Bank Of Nevada.
transfer Books close February and oen l4tn INST
NJ. H. COOK. Vice President
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-08-25

as his temperature is concerned it is about
the same as yesterday noou."
"Do you think he has gained any
strength since yesterday?" asked tho re-
porter,
No cannot see that he has, but
think he is holding his own. He is taking
nourishment very nicely to-day, quite as
well as yesterday. 1t was the opinion of
his attendants and of Mrs. Garfield that he
seemed little brighter this morning."
"What is the coddition of the inflamed
gland?"
cit has not changed much in appearance.
and is one of the most troublesome features
in the case. We got little more pus from
it to-day, but the swelling remains about
the same"
Glow long before it will probably be-
gin to subside P''
1T may be four or five days. You sec
the area of the inflammation is
perhaps two and half by three and half
inches, and pus has formed in this area
at number of points. We might |
puncture the swelled gland almost |
any where and get quife as much |
pus as We got from the incision
made yesterday. The pus is in many little
,ells or pockets, and the walls between
;hese will have to be broken down before
Ill the pus can be drained out through
he present incision."
In conclusion DR.. Bliss reiterated his as.
urance that the condition of the president
s no worse to-day than yesterday, al
hOugh it cannot be said that there has
,een any Improvement.