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Huntsville gazette., 1881-09-03
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Huntsville gazette., 1881-09-03
Rust Normal Institute.
HUNTSVILLE, ALA,
progression

This well know school. Will begin its
next session the first Monday in Septem-
Der 1881 The usual number OF teachers
who will not be changed, will be pres
ent al the opening OF the school. In the
institution special attention will be Civ
en- to the theory and practice of teaching
The urgent demand FIR thoroughly y
competent teachers for our common
schools calls for special efforts T., MAKE
this Department efficient. This course
will also be found well adapted To the
wants of those who desire to tit them
selves for the ordinary business pnr-
suits OF life, thorough instruction being
given in Bo 'k-ke ping. In lS7Ja large e
and comnpdious.
TWO STORY BRICK BUILDING
was erected at the cost of seven thou
sand dollars. This building is furnished
with all necessary apparatus. STU
dents desiring admission TO this institu
tion must p'e -ent certificates Of good
moral character.
Regular public examinations are held
at the close of each term, which are Sc
conducted as to exhibit clearly the stu
deEt's knowledge OF the subject pursIl-
ed during the term. The moral and re-
ligious cultureof the student is regarded
as matter of the utmost importance
The Institute library cosists Of several
hundred volumes and affords valurable
reading matter to students. A rgular
Literary Society is connected with the
school.
A small fee of fifty cents per month
viii I've charged to assist in defraying
the school expences. This lee is payable
in advance. Board con be obtained i'm
private families or five dollars month.
1t is to be hoped that large numbers
will patronize this Institution in the
fall.
o. L. SMITH,
il l6, If. Principal.
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HOLDING HIS OWN.
With Slight Fluctuations of Pulse

No Symptoms of Another Crisis The
President Eats Toast and X oumiss.
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EUROPEAN MARKErs

Lfx kroo- Jan. n PorKPrfme Nsss--Eastern. steady
~ !is western. steady ct 81. Bacon-Cumberand Cut.
Ssady at a.; shorl Rib steady at add Long Clear.
ssecy ~ so: Short Clear. steady Ali. Hsms-LoDg
csa ,teady IT, shculer. STEADY "a. BeeInola Mess
e>ssdy e 74L Lard--Prme wssisfn. hrmer a. 49,.
11Aew--fn1e CITY. steady nj 34so OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
11efyet 3gi. hesnfine. Fteady 1iYGd: Common,
~ Ss6a Cheese metiss an vnoce. arner AZ 3d. Lard
ne I whi.s; steady q, 87dI spfns. No. 2. steady
- Winter steady sad. ce-Mxed frIner at adj Cot
e:sea ul-Ycliow American, steady 30 common.
n af 81 Receipts Wheafsfor che week From
<194e D0rts $780, quarters; Pacific ports 500
from other 875 >Receiprs
|@4x90 quarters.
tDGx. Jan it'd ~ m--cec IAnseet, 5Oi3d per or;
Petroleum.. 40 per gai sprits OF furpentine. $500
3 jan 1883 p u.-gehned Petroleum. io'.d. per
41INRar. fan l7.-petroleum "a francs for fine pale
M Nilooxs Lari closed at l23 francs loo kos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-18

IIyrEroof. Jan. 17-l23O D. m.-totion 'uli hld1ng
Cad. Orleans. Giilai sales 5OOO OaeA
Including LOCO bales tor speculation ana ohpoIt
$50 bales AL American. tuturcs-l nanhH Low Mo ing
JanIaly delivery 6s yi. do January anu eDIuAly
de- very, Ci"s.i March and April drlyery enlgIi no.
ANN and NAY dryty, tsJsd 60. May ana June uel'ery'
Gaid Futurrs quiet.
IvERrooi "a II 4 D. rlThs sale. Of tho day included
Futures Upanus. Low Midullg clause
February rud March deiiyrry. 6'd. . -,...,e.,
IfyKlOOL. Jan H. up. nj OtOn Futures closu Hal
Z, Jan. t7.-CDtt1n easy Auduui, nc. ~" nu'
drg lUi.c. 94c reeepls $50 Dhles tAes'
$40 bales ,,,,,-.- ,,,.,. -
Ordinary. lOLc., not retciylA 10
coa-twise on bales saee'
bales Oh bales stock, 215Sl Dales A.,
BOSTON, Jan. l7-totuL uuet Middlhg l@e Lor Iaiu
ding, c; Good Ordinary 10 go; net FeeeiDts SoV oeS
gross, l.O3i bales stock 100 bates ,,,s 10. ov
CaLKiEbTUh IAN. I7.-CotOn quiet: Modung' II 50 10"
Mndnng. lie; GOJu Ordinary l01sI ~ 2c het
07 bales exports 1851 bales Sales 0U Oaies'
CIScINNAII Jan. 17.-CotOn quiet; MddliRg Sc; Low
lu0c Good Ordinary. &C. Ttc lpt Ipuo Da4eS
sli pncnt 1879 bars sales 20 blesi sock o'"pi on
tiALyfsIUN Jan l7.-COuOn duil NlddhnE II NC Low
lOjtc.. Ordinary. 49,: me- ftceO' Sp.t
ioips lrnss. exports % Gtat Bdtaln l'OOh
bales France. 4,vSj bales safes lloO o@leS' a'o0A
I,suVisyi1Lg jan. 17-Cotton quiet Miadnng, lasG
i7.-CorOn dul ANA easier Alouhhg'
receipts 2765balra shipments. l2ss Ddesi SAe~ iVUV
HonItR Jan iS-IotIou quiet aiidlug. IL he; Low Mid
ding A ordinary 9alc; net rreeips sViz paes
sacs, 1000 bales; stock. loo DMns ,,,,,,,-
Jan. I7COttOn quet, STEADY
ls.; Middhng lose. Goo" ordinary. oeei net TO
ain, 2Gj bales to France $40 bales TO the Continent
Ll96 bales; ysale oOOJ Oales iast
evening l,15U Daics; st0cx. 2S3GiO bales -, -
noRFULK<Jan l7-Cotton sieay Moalngi c a hos
receipts, 520l bales Exports coasl"'So' sV8i "o' "
biGbales. stock, 21,214 bale ,,,,,. nh. ~
PHILADELPHIA. jan l1-CotoL quiet nuuhg' l%so' ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-18

State bonds were dull the only transactions being
IN AL abamss, class A, at 73. and Georgia 6s at
1O9la. Louisiana consols are quoted 53%054.
North Carolina 6s old. 3214 bid. special taxes 607.
and consolidated A., S3120s6, South Carolina nom
fundable 6sA06. Tennessee Is. old, 4S049 and
new and new series 4704S, and Virginia 6s. de-
ferred 1412016
The railroad bond market presented little that
b of special interest. An advance in the price Of
Rome, Watertowh and Ogdensburg firsts TO 92lo
and reaction to 81 Il. and and advance to 1873
o7ola for c., c. and l. c. incomes, covered all the
important changes that occurred. Erie second con-
: soils ruled steady between 101401O17s and closed
Mt 'O1 D. Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds rose
to 79sl, brt later sold at 7Sl2079. Boston, Hart
ford and Erie frsts advanced to 55s4, and Chesa-
peake and Ohio frsts, series b, to 1884 but cur
repcy interest debts declined to so. Mobile and
Ohio first debentures exceptionally strong. and
commanded 80. The st. Louis and Iron Mountain
incomes were easier the rsts dropping to 9612 and
the seconds to IS. Ohio Central incomes were
stronger up to 62061l2. Wabash general mort
cages sold at 1OO01O4A. The various Pacific"
issues were steady. but Texas and Pacific frsts,
Rio Graude Division, yielded % to 99Ss.
The Sub Treasury to-day gained So, ops on bal
apce made up by q coin gam of $2O1 1896. less
currency loss of $149369. This makes the
net loss since Friday $187,751. Money, to-day was
in active demand and the rate for call loans was
sharp at 8 per cent. The domestic exchanges on
New-York at the places named are quoted as follows
Savannah, ls discount to ls premium Charleston
BE discount to par NewOrieans 81 so discount 10
par; st. Lpuls, 80 cents premium; Chicago. par to
20 GEMS premium Boston, 12l2 cents premium
The United States Treasurer at Washington TODAY
received $154.00 in National bank notes for re-
dernption. The customs receipts were SSH. 563
and the internal revenue receipts were $S22.563.
The following IS the Clearing House statement
TO-DAY: Exchanges. 1929, $50, 800; balances.
Sc, O369O2. The TRANSACTIONS at the Sub Treasury
to-day covered Receipts, 81, 800 SCI; payments,
81, 26S s35; currency balance. $3H57.735; coin
balance, $685. 31.
The foreign exchanges are dull but rates are firm
md mich anred Annexed ara the pOsteh nnOtntions
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. JANUARY 49, 1891

seem entirely prepared IN postpone their purchases
Ohio and PeIusYvMiaWe Q10e and above At as 6iSe;
Xxx and above 47dltc these grades In limited de-
mand No firm 1 at Oko- tne
wool probably beng sold with Comhng Feeces retained
Good No. dali at fjc. Wool III at - &c
Michigan ana Wsconsn sales light; tines Gr des dul Ne
dun No In fair deman We quOte and above NJ "a
A4c the lat for Very Choice WOOL No. NJ 40d
4Sc C0mblng AID Della For Washed Wool the demand 10
pr ccs pesine an1 Good No
mbng bat for grade below No l. AMI espeela ~
70 Low hcli I'm and Coarse Unwashel the demaHl Is
Emitted and prices nominal We quot Fine pea
soc for OhIJ and Michigan; ONO No Climbing al o. 10
53c Michigan No ] COmning soc. 70 j2C. Kntncky
(Ombng continues 70 be neglect sales report d. prices
nominal grades ana 3 &C. 10 35c for kongh
Wool Puei WODFor several week. pl5t the sales haze
bee exclusively confined 10 Fine ~uprrs nc f2c 10
4jc and moderate Of Coarse Wool ~ SOC. 10 c
THIS week has been rcpe iton % It's pedecesss Snlc9
have United 10 Fine AZ re. 10 Acc mp 10 very
Choice Name SUPER at 52c Average Nes' IN Super that
emily sold 40 4Oc. has been en- iIeiy neglected.
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!. exhibited was the result of gigantic efforts to

. !. exhibited was the result of gigantic efforts TO
80 n from appearing weak. There is every indl-
cation that the late great manpuators OF the Market
=. ,.alipc oreparations for grand demonstration
ecr lower prices But it is equally evident that they
"a not vet ouite ready for that demonstration The
huving of three four hundred thousand shares OF
cocks proves to be very different matter from fnd-
sne market for that quantity OF long stock. sup
p,emented by an equal amount to be sold for tue
short account. particularly at time when Eu-
ropeau spectators and home investors are seeking
for profits and dividends in the same market. Hence
we see such stocks as Northwest sell at 1885, and five
minutes later at 1873, and then almost
az quickly back to 1871 and st. Paul,
after steady advance from 121 to 1884,
fall to 1922 with transactions not exceeding LOU
sbares The recorded business of the day amounts
10 564,917 shares. Generally the market closes
lower than it opened, but the changes are IN
eicnificant Erie recorded the largest amount OF
transactions 1873 900 sharesl and its price declined
from 5212 to 51051ss the market being freely sup
Piled with stock by its particular friends despite
the favorable showing of earnings that IS printed
below Ontario and Western was second on the llst
In amount of dealings. and was exceptionally
strong it's price advancing from 1914 10 3o4O3ois
The telegraphs were fuctuatng and left to the
care of those who have relieved the orginators OF
the consolidation scheme of their stocks About the
steadiest and frmest stocks the list were the
coal stocks. Reading. however, declined to and
closed with sales at 59l4 and with final quota
tion so far apart as 53l206O. The market closed
excited, feverish and irregular.
Governments were dull. the total business at the
Boards being covered by sales of $4,000. The Is
and 5s were firm, but the final bids for the AZ and
per cents show declines of Is per cent each. An
pexed are the closing quotations:
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active closing steady al decline OF 70
P piGs fSSfuary Il CO q! Tarcn April
iS7 May I%Hs
SS'sSss S ST,ssT M 'i s.
August 2s 'q ocic6e 5ay Ncsem
Der LIS December 20 a1Oays Closing pnces tGr con
MARIA iisssll es ApTi ,SS{$i$ts May: ~
n Hsiu@n gaSs @ f MANI
SE g. 1a3iss
Il so 81 SS p
to arry prompt At sbC@t 81 49, 800
ss Ss sF ,s the TS%S
e@$saess T. y S.ss$ 30 latter s1..sns .aSs5nns
So 10 se.s 70 Fancy o.. = s5ss5 %: oo@nss
IS so%soo Soca Ezra sSaaa aoop osI: 81 25ssS;
s. eoss525 E,Sra. soSsss5: S 500
8 go e; yery Es%Is. s. :o.f7 q:
f , vf%Ess s. ssSs !;
eSeSs Ss1 & Ell 90 @
s Yss1 y $
Bag Meal quiet steady; Coarse siasl O0i Fine Yellow
r. SSS c lower rather more do
ns dos ssy At the Ss1 % sung a@s
$4,000 s HT n "a wS,s R Rs
asl ISL No; Red; 90 2i9oo bush: 81 ie'
81 e No Red Is4 900 bush 81 l5sGsl ls% man
n MT?a Winter No. q ah Ssf Y9r S Y1i
January sasa = l51f 18TH TsDua f
March, g 2oSSt 2Oh closing 81 Eo DO NAV.
20 Hy White January 81 lSSa9f 10 Closing T' i i5 90
FeDruaIy 81 l6 closing 81 1881 l64 do March Fl II
~, closing - 'sa1 II; aav II q ~. closing
and boat loads. BARLEY dal and nominal;
SEQ bush. No y ufrUWed state 81
BAILEY MALT Ggll and ncminaIly unchanged CORN
demand limited Very n3derate Trade on SPECULATIVE
Gliding nsraded western Mixed o2G 5Ge No . % % &c.
steamer Yellow ana White, 55tc Round YeloT. 5l3!e.
closing 57q57te; 90 February t7c cosins 6G@4 g57c;
64hg54'4c. oAIs-Gq &c lower; sales. $4,000 bush.
Al sc No. While 4s2d49c; No. 1 White. 4s4di9iec.;
Mixed Western. Asa iec White do 45 05Oc sVhe
4a 5uc including 5Ou0 bush. No. January, 10000
bush do February a. &C. 80 900 March 4jasc.
...... FEED Quiet, STEADY
IN STORE SEw-YoRK. BRooKLYN AND JERSEY CITY
GRAIN wAREH USES. AND HELD on CERTIFICATE IN
AY
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LIVE STOCK MARxgr3-sY rELraRApn


BUFFALO. Jan. l7CATTIE- Receipts today 1909 head
tota or me week thus far $500 head Tor the same time
last week 1GOO head consigned through ~ Market
du weak and lower for Extra steers: sales OF Extra
steers - $50 6p Choice do ~ 81 $50 15 Good snip
pt ~ 9dSi lO Fair 10 Medium SO 7JUSi 2O Fat steers
and Hoiers mixed. 81 5O0S3 IS; Mixed Butchers, 50 80
- Az a Bus - 25a 81 l5: Stock Bulls So lOdS2 To- no
dran Tor S0ckers and very few here; Mich Cows in tar
demand sales OF GOUd 20 Choice at i3 dS5 Common to
tAlr SlSds25 Veal Calves steacy at 50 5O0S5 10.
SHEEP AND LAMsRecepts today 1900 head; total for the
wees thus lar 4lO) head for time last week, O0g
head consigned thrOnch Market-Far dem nd and
prices higher offering generally OF good quality sales Of
common 10 fair Western sheep u 25dR 30 Good TO Choice
$3.50 90 Extra. 50 4OdS, 65 Western Lambs, Fur 10
Good 81 3o9so Extra EGg ST. J7l Canada Lambs So 6oo
So 10; best grades dis JOsed OF.
Hoes ecelps today 800 head total for the week thus
far 900 head for the time last week. 1900 head
conslgne through ~ car-. Market excited and higher run
Workers. Sodsj lj Good Med ila L. 20 - very
Choice Heavy sales OF IS 40; Fair
u Coca Ends 81 35Gs5 Coarse Rough and Common, $50
- 90; oil sold.
CHICAGO Jan 1-HoGs- Receipts 10000 head; shipments
200 head demand good and prices DC. higher; AL sod
quality Door Mixed Packing, 81 7O0$5 Light 81 eOd 50
Choice Heavy. - lUdtJ 80; market closed strong. .
cArrLEReceiptS head; shipments, 100 head. Mar
ke brisk and active prices 1Oa loo higher; exports
here's GOOu Ia Choice Shipping, 81 UOGSJ 40: Common 10
Far 50 0a$46O Butchers frmrr; Common to ChOce $50
81 5 otockers strong at - SOGSi Ytalngs S3dSo 4O
demand COOL; yards well cleared.
HfIERP-Receipts 20 head sh pmens $40 head Market
slow and 10 %Oc lowor Common or Primo herei tar
giHxI 25
Sr LOUIS l7-IToGs Strong and higher Workers. and
Bamores - 60 0si 10 Packing and BostonI - 0Od -
ment,, 3.4O0 head.
CArILE-In demand; Export Steers SO 2jasj 30 Good
10 Cnocs shipping 81 7ods lj Fair to Good 81 80 dSi 7
Light - ~ 2j Butchers sierra $3dSi Cows and Htf
81 6Dd So 5O Stockes ~ 1888 20; receipts l3UO
head shipments $50 head.
sHEEP-DuH tending downward receipts l400 head ship
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HORSE MARKET.

There have been quite receipts Of Light Horses from
e es al several mixed car loads have arrived from ts
sIh ehhd rnnayv1nil. some very good Crrage Horses
have also been rurcye from Vermont aud are Generally
pcaklng the mars IL dul The demand for Streeters and
lG ok Horses ~ all descriptions small and there "a
OF such stuck In the sac stables Large Heavy
Da Horses OF Desirable have had inquiry and
Few 'es are reported at S2O0a 1900 per head The good
Stigng ma increa,ed The demand for Driving Horses and
iOd many lice ANN lis have sold. Horses that can
" SOME SPEED and have he other necessary points 70 make
lhn eoo hrVers fairly sllaDle at $500 To $500 each
AMI even higher figures have been pd for animals that can
nc mile Ia less than three minutes.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rir.r. Vessels and Railro1fs.
Nrw.YoRK. Monday. Jan. II, 1881.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Monday. Jan. II, 1881

ASHES-Quiet and unchanged.
co FEE Rio more active and firm Ordinary 10 Prime
Cargoes ala incu ling Fair ut l3G134c sales 5000
bass H. Bjorn and 1000 bags Santos Levante on p
also withdr from stock so bags RIO ex
Biea SO2 bags Berlin 757 Sriu and o. 81 bags
ex Italy stock here in first hands 1850 bags and IL BARN
46.5SS bags total American visible supply 6729O
bags. Mild ami frmer sales 1000 bags Maracabo
20 bags Savan aud 400 bags COro sundry vessels on
private terms Maracabo aud Sayama III I4c Coro IL
dl2c.
CoTTON-spot Cotton quiet and isc. lower; sales, a5l
bales 760 bales Saturday evening" including 97 for spin
ming and "a for speculation Delivered contract -
bales Rsceipts the 26S07 bales today against
2bSS0 bales this day last and 356j baea last year
since september S337lS bales against 34ol749 during
the time last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-18

10 7O 1877 do; 10s b. 5'lc; 176 do 81 H. at Co. 100
Canada Lambs NO d. at 81 3l4i do - % A; Tic
Jersey city and 81 4Oth-st slaughterers wanted
more Hogs than received by them direct aud bought
several loads at isgc advance from fridays The
nark"t caI be quoted firm at 50 20d$5 45.
sae:-Smlth 4 Reid sold @26 Ohp Hogs l52 b at 80 46
On saturday, 100 do, % To- - 20 AL do, 1bJ Ii, az
s. 30 SO DO IG5 d. al 50 49,, ~ Ronshs 206 10 at 81 90
hifDy y 60 sol 100 Ohio Hogs. 1l5 6nsc So PIGS
90 70 ~ &c on Saturday. 80 Obp Hogs 81 ID, at 50 TO-
rs DO LOS 10. at - 80 10 Pigs. 1Jl 10. at So 10.
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The following were the receipts snd shipments
and from Chicago and Milwaukee, to-day:
EUROPEAN rINANcrAL MARKETS.

LONDON ism f-l23o D. m.-U. =. bonds four per cents
~ new uyes toS Atlantic aud Great western second
trustee CERTIFICATES 29a; Erie. 63s Pennsyva
3d. - -' ~~ '
cents ll6S NewYork Central i57a Atlantic and Great
SECOND moriagge tusiees certilcae 50 PeDnsy-
wanna Central oS2 Erie 53s4 illinois Central l29a
LonnuS II93D Bar Is quoted at 81 I'D
otnse The amount 0f bullion gone lie Bank Of ng
nnd On balepce today Is 100000.
LONDON. JAN It's D. m-Paris sdyices ouOte three
yea. senies ~ mes 81 Confines for the account.
rAhis jan ITO D. H.--kxclange LOadon % francs
% csnfines Tor eheckx =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-18

Mddiug ll%c; Good ordisary. lo9c net receipts 2It
bale gross 4l5 bales Sales spinners l6s bales STOCK
1898 bales
SAVANNAH. Jan. 17-Cotton steady Mddng. IL &c; Low
Ndging. iO9ci Ordinary. CSC. receipts. 45s3
baes gross 46Ol bales exports the Continent 3427
bales 1887 bales 20OU bales last event.
ny. 600 baes 9,30o bales
81. LOUIS JAM l7-COtton quiet; Mdding. IL &c.; Low
Mdding l1Sp Good Ordinary 97sc: receipts 1900 bales
shipments 23l6 bales; 700 80 463 haleA
Wilmington Jan I7.-Cotou quiet; Mdding. Sci Low
ht1ng. IL 4c. Coed Orinarr. 10c; net receipts 40
bales; sales, II bales; STOCK. 6.373 bales
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Business Chances.

A GENT.-An energetic business man for the
~ general agency Of Assessment Association based
upon principle insurance good opening for the
right agents whiting tlter eighteen
Address. OF call upon F. a. F.. st Denis Hotel
GOUTHERN TRADE.-Can carry large trade
- 10 any house paving ADDRESS LEAN DER. Gen.
eIal Advertis ng Ofics, 1928 Broadway.
rIIO PARENTS, GUARDIANS and OTHERS
accomplished physician will be pleased to ase Soe
charge invalid gentleman; no obectlun " uaseEE
character Deacha De- Address PHYSICIAN box zoi.
Saratoga Springs, n Y. state
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Gpuarrnsrsniu Monies.

AIR. ROBERT HUTCHINSON, of Glasgow,
w retires from our firm, and Mr. CHARLES 1: HAD:
FIELD, Of London, and MI. JOHN X r. WOODHLtfi OF
New York are admitted as partners this dag.
New.York, January 40, 1851. =, . ,.,-,n.,, !. 20
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In London, British consols were ll6 higher Tor
money at 9S6s and unchanged al 9SSa for account,
i lower at 1854. AMI the is were Il higher at
It'll American railways were irregular but gem
orally lower than Saturday. Bar silver advanced g
to 81 lsi. per ounce The Bank of England gained
100000 nuliOn in balance
The Home Insurance Company of New-York. in
fits ffty-fifth sem-annual statement, printed else
where makes its usual favorable exhibit.lts assets
amount TO x6, $50, 505 which, after the usual allow
snce for unearned premiums and reserves. leaves a
The Williamsburg City Fire Insurance Company
has declared dividend of 10 per cent. payable on
demand.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-18
C. LITTLEFIELD, Treasurer.
EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK. (

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE FIRE Insurance Co,l
81 lIBERTY.sT. NEW YORK. January IL. 1891
DIST DIVIDEND.-A dividend of FIVE %
- PER CENT has been declared, payable on demand
HAYNOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-18

FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE.
1880 1881: .o.,
DENVER AND RIO GRASDE.
1880. 1881.
Second Geek in JAM s2l,63S s66O77 s4l439
Jan to Jan. AM. 4S,35I l35,39o Inc SO55o
LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
1880. 1881.
Second week IN JAM. SAL 200 S4820J Inc. $1,000
Jan 10 Ian. l4.-...... 741OO o3,NO Inc [p4OO
NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA AND ST. LOUIS.
ISIS. 1850 ~. soo.o
The New-York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Company reports it's earnings as follows:
Month Ss q ssSssa s7p7 $S7 Inc
M Ss ssssn'ss Sss 4a5So1 1%c 1saSi
9Ta GO sae2sss2 sses724 Inc sie5
Worsng eYpenses =. l955.6l2 1905 fSS Inc. l09.i25
Net earrnass ..... iS7s.Sis i.6S2lOs Inc. S5s,lso
The receipts of -four and gram AZ the principal
Atlantic ports this 18th dav of January were:
Flour ool.. sSss9 isSi ao56 oIOi
vs., ea.s .... $4,000 4i.sss sSsS9 S2oS
Corn bush ...... $500 1880 10000 $500
let9 Ousb so.roU SVyn1 "'-NN
s Eve Oush...-...-..-..- ~"
Barley. bush. 263O0 6lZS ,a9VV
Teal 25l,l60 s69.7So HlOoo 7Z0oO
= The following were the receipts aud shipments at