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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-09-22
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81 5>st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29
STATE OF TRADE

BALTIMORE Aug; Potion duh Midding l9Isc. Flour
as5 90 do Extra 70 25@$6 90 do Family So 622s7 so:
n s. OO brands SO 75QS7 90 Patlpsoo Family
So 20 WheatSoathem fner and Western better south.
ern Red 350$l Amber, 81 s50Tl
Maryland 81 469s No Western Winter Red. spot.
August 81 40la, September Sl AZ 0Sl 4las; october
sIIf49$l 44ia; November, 81 4oasa$l4Tla Corn
Western easier and dn Southern White,
72a97$e.i DO Yellow re- Western Mixed spot and Au-
November 7G476c; steamer 81 oats steady; South
Pernssvania, A4d a9e higher 81 5OdSI 10. nay
steady; Choice Pennsvyania and MARYLAND Sl0c
fl9
BUFFALO, Aug. 27Flour In good demand tending up
ward Wheat active and a shade higher; sales bOOO No
lard Duluth. seller October at I'll 3g 10000 do al ~ 3a,
81 SSLe; 5000 do arrive
1870 10 at " l0 10000 do deliverable all the year
easier; sales reported; 66 Ma
2 dull and UNCHANGED. Nothing I'm
other Grains. Railroad freghts to New orkMheat 6sc
Corn 6c Sac. Canal freighs higher win an nd
vancing tendency Wheat <e 3at93 7sc; Pine Ir
Albany So; Ia NewYork 81 30; 1000
New 81 pei ton.
CHICAGO Aug. 27.-F1our steady and unchanged. Wheat
active Arm and higaer market irregular aad occasionally
81 IS cash and August 81 S0L September $i2Sa Oets
ber 81 2o November u 26s all the year ut 81 26a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29
he corresponding dates for preceding years:

Last week was an eventful one in the monetary
centres of the world. The Banks OF England and
of France advanced the rates for discount to per
cent; the Bank of Germany advanced its rate TO
per cent for discounts and to per for advances
and the other principal banking institutions of
Europe made similar advances. The almost stimuli
taneOus movement of these institutions has
for its purpose the protection of the cash reserves
which were threatened by the renewal of exports of
gold to the United States What has been done is
earnest of what is intended, and il il probable
if the rates already established do not check the
outflow of gold that further advances will be
made until the object is accomplished The
Banks of England and France now hold about
$50,OO0000 less gold than they held Mt this
date last year, and the proportion OF the
Bank OF highlands reserve to its liabili-
ties now is only Al l1-18 against 52l2
per cent on August 20, 1880. As to the amount Of
special shipments already made it seems probable
that this has been oyerestmated. Certainly the
estimates two weeks ago of this amount, thon on
the way, Incorrect the total imports for the
last two weeks having amounted only to $l,Oi1,-
900. Considerable parcels, however, are expected
to arrive in the course of this week. The local
money market ruled easier than during the preced-
ing week, and and per cent were the common
rates for call loans ut the Stock Exchange
with few exceptions early in the week of small adj
ditional premiums. Every day the rate declined to
eign exchanges were dun all tho way out with rates
for short bills rmer because of the higher rates for
interest abroad. The domestic exchanges at tho
South are steadily turning against New-York. Say
annah quoting New York funds IL discount TO mar
New-Orleans. commercial, 81 5O0$1 discount. bank
81 premium; Charleston remaining ls0It pre-
MUM. AT the West the rates are 81 discount, both
at st. Louis and Chicago The notable change of
the week, however, was the sudden decline from par
TO 80 cents discount at Boston.
The Stock Exchange markets were dulI and very
irregular. At one time Government bonds were de-
pressed by orders to sell round lots, and the per
cents sold al low as Ii - against 1855 week ago
AT the end, however, there was some recovery and
the bnal bids show declines as follows: Continued
Us, is continued IS III 42s, Ii and 4s "a per cent
State bonds were very dull and the Southern issues
were lower. The business in railroad bonds was
only on comparatively small scale and prices gem
orally yielded when any effort to sell round amount
was made This is as true of the investment class
OF bonds as of the more speculative kinds
The business for the week in stocks amounted to
1,7G92Oo shares. against $50 169 shares for the
preceding week. and 1855. 900 shares for the
week preceding that. Prices fuctuated up and
down without any special causes. There no
new developments concerning any of the factors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29

NAV eventually will conti oil this market. Rumors
'here were that the railroad war is in fair way for
se''ien'ont, but they were nothing but
ruinofs. The condition of the crops, par
.cuiry OF corn is still disputed question and one
tn"t last week had no influence The announcement
.n' inc treasury viii prepay the called registered
pcI eeis, with interest to October l. did have it
Il olue, stimulating effect prices OF stocks and
ierest WHY very general closing up of the short in
rally, ana TO impart q strong tome to the closiug
oSSaan8S. BuC the market was purely local in its
I the transactions being made between reg
penny" out of each other
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29
EUROPEAN PiNAScIAL MARKETS.

Ioxpox. Aug. 27-l2:30 p m-COnsols 995ls for money
99ste L. :. bonds. four CENTS IlS3t
foui half per Iib; Atlantic Rnd Western
trustees, certificates, %
4J; do second cOnsOl,, lUt; Illinois Central, 1872
PenusyNa Central 50oej heading $685. milwaukee and
Paul common, llOlt.
LONDON. Aug 27-2:oO D. m-Auanic and Great Western
first mortgage trustees ccrncatcS 54'i NowJerSey Cen
consps II; Erie ASA Central, 1864 New
York ontario and Wastern 3Oha
LONDON, Aug. HI-Z3O mtaus advices quote three
SO francs 80 confines for the account
LOVDCN Aug 27-i;O0 y. m.rhe amount OF bullion gone
the Bank OF England balance to-day "a 100000
IOSDOS. Aug. 2ii;JO n.Rtts adVlces three
Tontos 81 frahos j confines Tor the account
pARls Aug I'll p. m.-Excnange on London 20 francs
3Oia centimes for checkA
LoNpoN Aug 81 gnc EcuaOp,st of this week snys The
discount Bank Bs 80 - months, IA 33
cent and for trade bills so days To months 1904
per cent seldom has week presented sach an nbl oxen ar
OF reduced quotations ON the stock Exchange there
light rally Wednesday encouraging traffic returns
mofnenarily easing the market; but Thursday,
the Bank Friday, when the three
continental banks compelled follow the ed
The fan universal. Up Thursday continental seci-
comparatively wen sustained, but all 10
the stock Exchange
which further depressed by the condition of the Newly
Fixed dividend securities very much out Of
COnsos colonial ebrnres Railway preferences and
loans, all decne,. In Colonial Canadian Government
per declined American railways we're affected by
Garfield Louisville and Nashville, and ~. Ions and san
preferred declined EACH st Louis and san Fran
cisco common Central Pacific 3ia wabash preference 81
Misssspp 22 and tte preferred g. Teiegraphs
nat; AngoAmerican declined and preferred per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29
CLOSING PRICES or boston STOCKS
LIVE STOCK mARKrrs-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO, Aug. 27Hocs Receipts. II 900 head ship;
1890 head; market dull firm Tor good Mixed
Packing Joe lower at sGs6 40 Light - 40@S6 % Choice
COAST 90 Cus Grasscrs at ~ 90 1$O 20.
CArrLE-teceipts. 1900 head shipments 400 head
market duh and weaker Exports nominal ~ S loG+o %
Good Choice Shppni - 6O0$6; Common TO FAIR In
GLIDING Grassers very dub R3 s0aR 90 Native butchers,
~ 20DS3 90 Zeal Calves, 81 500S6 60 Stockers ana
feedors ~ 6Sa$3 80 Dairy cows 90 Range cattle
through Texans S3ds3 10; haiDrees ana NATIVES,
So 75a$4 30 lower grades Of cattle all closed weak
Receipts 800 head market weak and slowi Good
Choice nominay "a 6OU$4 rs Common to Medium So 70
ST LOUIS Aug 27-HoGs-In good demand and Arm; York
crs l09$6 50 Mixed Packing T6 lO0To go Choice 10
Heavy, SO 70as7 Pigs "a eoG$5 40 Receipts 21O0
head. shipments. $500 head.
CArrIE-kecepts, 500 head; ehpments LOO head : no
Native and shipping GRADES offered Texans also IN limited
HREP Receipts LOO head Shipments 200 head market
steady with good demand Fair TO Fancy 80 2o@Sd 10
WILMINGTON Aug. 27.--cotton steadv Middlne l0se,;
Lo~ Mliog Ole; Good Ordinary. 94c net receipts ~
hale Lock bnlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29

LIvsaPooL Aux % -Pork-Prme Mess-Eas.orn dan
az 81; Western. ste1fy -. BicJn-Cun ee-asi CO.
nrmer a 4S6d short RID nrncs le5d-; Loag Clesr
dGu a. a. saori clear hrner az. Hams oax
Snb dun a. 81: shoaiers stsly AZ 30 sesfIRdla ~s
Lone mere ENira Ness clll Prime heSs
4eA a. sS. laE'i-frime Western steady 57aa-
lalsoS - Prime Citg. nrneF 30. rurpenttae-S1rtA
dun al So iesin : Fine dahl n loeL; Con-
AT Iari Oh E.Our-rrrfra sfl.a
steady at t3L Whea-NO I. Wlitr al lG,4i.. Srgsn-
No. zsteaay AZ bod. New Winter Wesora A. l09d. Ne
southern WA,er stesdg 81 ~ xsL Ot a Ca.
New. steady JJA OobIoaseel OL-Ysl Aner7cat
noAe here isosin-CO nnpn a. L9at9a. a , "a
spirits rarDeniaAe A. iO1. anll ~ 36c-
LONDON Aug 2ln4 p. m.-Caientia Linseel 522d8
91bd per quarter sperm on $3.50 @a.' Pale
sloed., sprs TnPentine 30 ca sid per cvt Eenaed
gal. Common itostn. 09d Lansel on e27.4o per
liNEAlOOi. Aug -o-l:du D. llHL Ucss
Tor EXra Mess. Cheese 56 pcrcHL
grades Of American Bacon 49, per cwL Long Clear
Aldclcs. Iaio~. SO. cWt.. Lam. Ia peg
Ancuc&p Pork. a. per bbi Prime Mesa
AAlHEAt Aug Ef--fefo'cufn. =
hne pate American MilcoN's Lard c.oscl la
bRGN2S. Aug. 27.-Wilcox's Lara closed 50 IS
rfenlncs Der l4'B
bnKAiN. .Aug 2l.-Peroienn, marks so psosniaxS
HANEE. Aus. &1.-MlicSX's lara closal AZ 20 lgAnes
80 cent..nes 30 kies
uANBI Aug llc0x's y
pfenIlgs per 100 p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29
MINES AND MINING.
SrvnAN,. Aug. 28-P. NJ.

SUNDAY, Aug. ESP. NJ.
The mining stock market Yesterday was duh ana
rni,ter,,tiug. State Line Nos. = and 3 was mod-
eratiyey active, and Improved in price to 500 A5o,
Nos and selling at 90 cents TO l.0J. and Orehtai
and Miller WINS steady at 97u96 cents. Coison-
dated virginia was stronger and rose 70 ? but nlSr
sol] e+ f05 Tho Ieadvi,lo sharcs vera irrogui,I,
Chrvsoi,,e l,.iug steady ut Gla. Biz pitA3ufg OWer
ut 81. Little Chief lower NJ t35, and HipcIna VIZ
active tr4diug higher at 700 ~ coats, " "a er3s
ern was fairy active, but oniy steAuN' go 40 '
The laaqAess closed dGi! and steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29
THE MARKETS.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rtoer. Vesss1s apt RIi,r,rts
EEw-YoRK Saturday, Aug. ~, 1881
GENERAL MARKETREPORT.
AsnEs-ouiet, unchanged.

ASHES-Quiet unchanged
COFfEE-Quiet, unchan ged.
and Cotton &c higher but quies. nominal
cred on contract 200 bales Receipts ports TODAY
@ bales against 29s2 bales this day last week. and sC3l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29


Bullion valued at $36S $50 20 was received in
New-YOrli the past week from the mines.
The total sales of mining stocks in New-York for
the past week officially reported by the two Ex-
changes at 720,307 shares.
The latest advices from the Chapparal mine state:
Everything around the mine moving along well
Awaiting return of contractors to begin taking
Ore and starting mill. Ledge sameS last rcpOrtedD
The manager of the Robinson Consolidated
Company reports ''tor the week ending August
90 the Weld of ore from the mine was 81 tons all
of which has been shipped TO the smetcrs. Develop
ment work has been pushed rapidly in all parts of
the mine with splendid results. No . level, north,
is being pushed ahead, and shows small
punches of OXidi2ed ore, aasaying high as 40
ounces. This Is in entirely country, and
No. 2. opening from the main tunnel. we have cut
beautiful ore on a level with the main tunnel and
extending under it. This, l believe. will prove %
great ore chute The main south incline is now 80
feet below No. and $50 feet below tunnel level
In No. level, the body is simply immense being
twenty feet thick and running right down into
No. T. and can expect the same body of ore in
Nos. and levels and no telling how much further.
In No. level we have opened five feet of beauti-
full ore, assaying high, and drift in,
expect it to open into a twenty foot thick ore
body. Thirty feet square of this ore will
yield $500 tons. and it is really the finest breast
OF ore opened, at this time, in America
from tunnel level in Cornish raise, No level
the starting of the immense body found in Nos 6
and levels. The stockholders of the Robinson
Consolidated Company can congratulate themselves
years OF dividends. The new east shaft is going
down rapidly. Everything in and around the mine
Is in "a most promising condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29
Country propertp tpanieo.

WANTED To Purchase-Pine lands in
W Michigan or Wisconsin. Address with de ption ana
hnx l2do East Saginaw, Mich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29
Ciip Real Gstnic for Sale.

INVESTMENT properties paving per cenr
n not on Bceknan, william. Nas.lT aiI Fall1l.,tA
rutland s. WHITING. l2l Nassau.st
STORE PROPERTY in Peck Sin for sale
- low. rutland WHITING, l2l Nassau-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29
Business Gbnnrcs.

NVANTED.-To purchase an interest IN a
~ wclFcstanr3h and paying daily weekly or
sporting paper b ore 9onpecnt T. assist in the editorial
management oI would Join responsible
hshment OF at point Address vita name
and full particulars, W. J. UNISON
care Letter Carrier 40 Cincinnati Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29

M0ULTON MINING COMPANY.
sun further developments the MoULroN MINE have
induced the owners to their offer to sell tho stock
81 and from this date price is advanced to 81 so per
snafe az which figure viii be held until further notice
DoNNELI. LAWSON a SIMPSON
Financial and Transfer Agcnta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrsuSE.l

SAN Francesca, Aug. 2S.-The fe-
verish condition of the market for the past three
DAVIS is attributed to the depression caused by the
news from Washington. There is evidently heavy
line of shorts out expecting temporary panic in
ease of the Presidents death, but clear-headed
aud carry prices higher than during the past week.
Ii is now the i'm preston that Union Consolidated
win be pushed to the front.
The complete drainage of the Middle Comstock
mines by the Combination pumP is assured. The
ore-body struck in the south lateral drift of the
Sutro tunnel is widening, 1t is being drifted Oh
northcriy.
William NJ. Lent has returned from Bodie and
predicts prosperous era for the district
The market closed firm yesterday, aud promising
for the coming week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29
Brooklyn propertp for Sale ana 90 Get

Drooklnn iJroprrtp For Sale ana 90 Set
FOR SALE.-A plot of IS lots, northeast cor
ner 7thayc and Sthst; only blocks Prospcct
Park and one block from horse Price 81 each
good opportunity for a builder rutland q WHITING
III Nassaust
'N'HlRIEEN nincumbered ful lots near At
n lantic Docks for cash, exchange for New-York m
PROVED property cash yaiues. Owners apply SAMUEL
klLPArRlCH, 800 3dave.
'R'O LET.-S60O for 3-story high sto0p brown
4 stone house 20xl2, lot 100; only live minutes, ak fro a
Prospect Park and convenient Coney Isaa AMI ali tls
ferries by horsecarA " 49,
rutland e WHITING, 12l Nasaau.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29
Anrtiou 6alcs of Real Gelate.


Il AECU RSSALE.-ADRIAN H. MULLER
n & SON viii sci AT anC ion Sepfrher
70 1851 at IL o'clock noon, Exchange Saesrou N
Broaday " " ~ order Of the execnlrr estate
OF hOis u GrHn deceased. tHe tArecsqry
brick dwelhnghOuse and lot Noll6 l2th.- north side
the o commencing 80 feet Ot Ihrdaye rinun
each side, eastery wall a party wall. -
Mans at auctIcncers oflce, No. Z Pine st " V
Aug. ON w ~ 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29
Countrp }]ropertp for Sale ano 60 Get.

Vohhlr0 1jropertp For Bale auo 60 Eet.
A SMALL PLACE FOR SALE in Duchess
~ IN County on p H. and b. and n p ana 9. RAILROADS.
ii good barn stable and Other oat a%i1i
fruits abundant shade mountain scenery Pleasant
% pT home or residence
bOarders. Address " cKAN3ELi. Attiobuiy ~ y
A T. ORANGE, N. j. (neighborhood speciality
EDwAB hAaTGroN orE n SS' T. great bargains
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-A desirable
eaSss bease within ore sh ho ey Thai Hail.
cash Address HoUsE, Tribune Once. ''' N"'i'-'' :"
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A very good
Crops Too a'fS IL Of ali S e. Anew win
ooD YnqSs s OF ie 7y Gy New YoTk
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE for Now-Yo
oo xpy sPd At valiant Aaa S1s
E'o3lRi ,, SALE OR LEASE.-Large blocks of
5Ss.' en lST 20 SRs%ea
ORANGE, N. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
OPP main nnss son AMI
SMALL FRUIT FARM FOR SALE.-On ac
sale ST $ aG h ana oa ao Rsn the
eleven south trenton Owe north Of sar
YoS The farm contains m g apG sT s to NeT
s2 TS 300 E9 es clay p oD 81
S e wSh Ssrs r se to 20 I IS, cherry
trees ana twenty ounce trees the two last ast coming into
eSrants in raspSerr ese 80 acre,
ana SS Ta Of SG Lett
S S az os % % ea
there pure SOFT water worshop "a c
po s % a gs ana NEARLY new hennerX 9coss
lawn IN front on which hereare shade trees shrubbe ow
v s sea & i AiiFss;
TO LET.-At Portchester, on Westchester
, ave wilnh I'VE minutes OF depot large fstelass dwell
Apply W. X PEYToN aa5 ana & @ a ama shade
NM nNst1
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KING BEE MINING COMPANY.

STOCKHOLDERS
wishing to exchange their In tho new conn
pany must make application 10 the undersigned tho
9TH SEPTEMBER, 1881,
A. r. BEACH. Agent
No IL Wall. st., SO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29

a. III BEARD, AuctiOncer.
i "a ~ AD ~; S, lstGAIOKs SALE-Valuable Green
Mch Conn clearinghouse property, fronting
CGscoD Hareor minutes walk from all trains depot
COZ auction, August
yey 70 be ot regares5 of cost onso 40 feet square 10
nne with built
ua0 o tho best houses Greenwich,
lonely shaded fruied and improved sale
easy fitlculafs OF auctOncer, Stamford
Mead, administrator, Greenwich. Inquire CAPT TlcO
DOhE CLARK, on property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29

1915 BROADWAY, ROOM o.
. - - NEW YORK, Aug. IL, 1881
FEHE COUPONS DUE SEPTEMBER |, 1881,
n Of the INTERNATIONAL. AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY per cent mortgage bonds issued
IN exchange for said companys second income
sented bonds win be paid and office.
The scniannuai of interest
out Of the earnings the 1880 payable sept
1851 amounting 60 22 cent viii also hold
OF the unassented second bonds
presentation OF their bonds This olica
The books OF REGISTRY of second income viii
he closed August "a and reopened seyte!nber 2.
II. b. HENSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29
piuiocn0 Notire5.

OFFICE THR CHEysotIrE SILVER MINING COMPANY,
IL " ALI~sr, N8w-YoRH CRY,
A DIVIDEND (No. 81 OF ONE PER CENT
IN ON Ten Million Dolara Capital stock Of this Company,
@noGlE 10 ne unnuea dh9nS mo POI M or 90 eslts
tember prox Tho transfer books close at tho
3lst day o. usuSt and reopen the liza day OF september.
HENRY {. COOPER,
Secretary.
OFFICE ST Jts1FU LEAD Co, l52 BBOApwAY,}
NRw YORK Aug 23. 1881
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF two GU per
n cent the capital STOCK The 81 Joseph Lead Company
ea been de dared rayaLe aud after 1881 The
transfer books VIII be closed September and reopened sep
teu.ber 6. 1851 HUGH NJ CAsp, Treasurer.
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANR,(
CHICAGO, August 3, 1881
NOTICE.-A Cash Dividend of FOUR PER
CENT on tho preferred and common stock of this
pany hes been declared payable she first day OF September
next AZ the OdCc the cOmpanyS agents Messrs SUP
PATTON y CO. No. - Wilam-St, New-YOrk The transfer
books win be closed the 18th inst and reopened september
2noXt. G. II. FOSTER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY CoMPANY,(
NEW YORK, August 26, 1881
TENHE COUPONS due September l OF the
Il sinking Fund Bonds OF the Union Paoilc Railroad Com
pany VIII be paid at the Once Of s No W Broad
way western Union building, and after that date.
coupons OF ths Except Collateral Trus
paid at the Ofice OF the company
JAMES NJ. HAM, Assistant Treasurer.
- - SAN Francisco, Aug I5 1881
'dNHE EUREKA CONSOLIDATED MINING
\ COMPANY has declared III yilend NO. 7O) OF Fifty
StNIS per share payable on the 9Th inst Eastern stock
holders record viii De paid the Office Iadiaw &
- Waist New York Transfer books close in Fran
cisco and New-YOrk 18th inst.
W. w. TRAYLoR, Secretary
fEHE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
a PANY.-A DIVIDEND Of ONE AND THREE-QUAR-
TE!tS PER CENT the capital stock
Railway CognraDy will be paid after 1851
stockholders OF record August 81, 1881.
New York stockholders will be paid the
1871 BroadNTay York, Boston
Company oHee y q. 81 Equitable Building, Boston,
STOCK books viii DC closed Augusta ana October
HENRY MCFARLAND, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29

The banks now hold S23s7, 900 in specie and
legal tenders less than they held at this date last
year Yet the loans now are $32. G31 800 Greater
than they were then, and the deposits are 27 19s-
400 greater. The consequence il that the reserve
required by the % per cent rule now Is $76,S2i,-
600 more than was required year ago. and hence
the deficit of 2.50S o25 against surplus then of
$66i3575, and the proportion OF the total reserves
to the deposits ia 24.20 per cent against 81 "a
at the same date in 1850.
The following are the totals of the statements at
the corresponding dates for preceding years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29

For the week. Closing. No.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and milwaukee, Saturday:
Recspbs. 5hpnentL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29
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DANANA RAILROAD.

Stockholders wil tsSe notice that the for ssgnfn
the agreement 60 sell their sh the Universal Intel
oceanic canal ASSOCIATION expires September 80 next
great majority have gnal
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