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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-06
DR.. Rhodes Electric rr-ansfu,Ipr na,,,rv.

DR.. Rhodes Electric Transfusing Battery.
This simple little instrument is said
to be best and most effective of n
battery nov In use. 1t has by its mer-
its crowded out other and similar bat
teries. The advertisement Of 1t in this
paper gives the particulars of Its use.
We commend 1t to those who suffer
from nervous diseases for it Is well
worth the trial. m10tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-06
Flowers and Plants.

Choice cut flowers, bouquets and
floral designs, blooming plants and
seedlings at the Seventeenth Street con-
se%rvatory. Mrs. ". s. CLAICHE.
jan 17-tf Proprietor.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-06

DIR. Rogers Vegetable Worm Syrup
instantly destroys worm and removes
the secretions which cause them.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-06

Bakers Pain Panacea cures pein in
Man an beast. For use externally and
internally.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-06

PERRY, Qa.. April 18th, ls7s
have watched the uso OF the mediclL,
now nov as "Swifts Syphilitic Specific.
failure To cure when properly taken. .
commenced the use OF II on my slaves. be.
my neighbors, Rndin every case that came
within i.,y knowledge 1t affscted cure
In 1885 Geo. walker ought uqdstcfion q Have
discovered that he had had Syphilis FOR
twelve years. His head was without . hah
on IT,. He treated him with this renedy
and In n short time had AZ nno . read OF
hair as ever wns owned by q negro. he
owned this slR .e many years, and he never
days FORK. II. Z. DENNAD.
The SWIFT sPECIF1cc COMPANY Propri.
etors, Atlanta. Ga.
Call fora ony pf.YounG nlFrisndIS
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-06

WEDNESDAY. JULY 6, 1881.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-06

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. SEVENTH GRAND
DISTRIBUTION, CLASS g., AT NEW
ORLEANS. TUESDAY. JULY l2th, ISL
Is4th MONTHLY DRAWING.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-06

The Royal Gorge and Grand Canon:of
the Arkansas, Browns Caion, Pixies
Peak, Garden Of the Gods, Monument
Park, Spanish Peaks, Veta Pass,
Phantom Curve, Toltec Gorge and
Tunnel, Los Pinos Valley, etc.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-06

of Nyo. Archives & Hist
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-01-01
Women aud Wine.

the worst foes that women has ever had to
-. ntsr wine stands at the head. The appe-
] s = strong drink in man has spoiled the lives
slrs women, ruined more hopes for them,
j lrsi more fortunes for them, brought them
s1Tuw, shame, and hardrhip, tllan any
ell ifat exists. The country numbers tens
p sands. nay, hundreds Of thousands of wo-
e. FtO ere Widows to-day, and sat IN hopeless
because their husbands have been slain by
"a d-.rE There are hundreds Of thousands
ki.les, ca.lsTol all over the land, in which
asn 1--we ses OF torture. labouring through
u 'le change u suffering that lie between the
asmes Of fear and despair, because those
-1En .Lsy love, ike wine better than they do
&c sO.nen they have sworn to love. There are
sOmen by thousands who dread TO hear ut the
oor, the step that once thrilled them with pleas
IRE, Tor that step has learned to reel under the
hnuenee OF seductive poison. There are women
roaming with pain, while we write these words,
RON bruises and brutalities inflicted by husbands
nade mad by drink. There can be no exaggera-
ion IN the statement made in regard to this mat
er, because no human Imagination can create
Inything worse than the truth, and no pen is
apable OF portraying the truth. The sorrows
No the horrors Of q wife with drunken hus-
and, or q mother with a drunken son, are as
ear the realiation Of hell as can be reached in
ans world at least. The shame, the Indignation,
1e sorrow, the sense OF disgrace for herself and
: ,er children, the poverty (and not unirequently
oe oeggary) the fear and the fact of violence the
lingering, lifelong struggle and despair Of count
eas women with drunken husbands, are enough
= make all woman cnrse, and engage unitedIy to
.ppoSe It everywhere as the worst enemy of their
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-01-01
Hope.


- IueFe arc ulIINsf--
Promising we'll. and love tOuch'd deans for some.
Aai passions. many n wild one. and fair schemes
For gold and pleasure,
oh II there were aOt better hopes than these
Were there no palm beyond a feverish fame
III truth, and fervor ami devotedness,
Finding no worthy altar. must return
Aud die with their own fuIuess III beyond
The grave there Is no heaven, in whose vide air
The spirit may fnI room. and in the love
of whose brfght habitauts this lavish heart,
Nav ,usnd itself -tC6slf t5c,i Hiactsf 's i1s
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-01-01
Spes-

Asleep or waking. visions of your face,
With all it, quite grace.
And cold perfection. all the calm surprise,
And passioulsss great beauty Of your eyes,
Forever mark my spirits loneliness,
In all my dreams Of you. In every place.
An. sweet. You did not, and You cannot guess
How much your love could bless,
Nv whole poor life. that Is sad and strange.
How one mere word it, bitterness could change
Yet wherefore should moan for my despair.
Since II could. / would not have you Iessi"
Again the thought Of you makes sweet the air.
1 kiss the winds. that toss your hair.
The bare land blOometh into garden bowers,
A sun of hope doth warm my weary hours.
And 4 barren scene o'ercast with blight
Is more blossOming and fair.
'' %. dear imaginings Of day and night,
Ye vanish soon from sight
Yet with your heeting fancies serve g. show
How swrrtsr than ali other things below.
How goodIy great. and gracious. love must be-
That with n thought can bring.so much delight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYoRK JAM 27BEEV Es-eeept' inelSs'ns sr. ~ ~
which arrived after D. IN yeetoiuay were %
l57S hea1a at 6Ohs WITH inc 9 b oI for ha
saturday lO325 head against ne 10 or
corresponding ume last week lhursiay has been con,
st,ered OF marketdly for more than year past puS
rec nty difficulty arttng stock here On tne or some
the iraoo 10 general ns
m a markell every dav the woek except SUNDAY Mhen
Cattl AZ scarce frequently do ~ wen on IN on Jay
ut any o e time butchers can get al he STOCK
they want la markets they have no desire 10 DO
lonngng around the yards on IutsdayA lhns avs or
Saturdays IL Is usually tie case that the low oucvIs VINO
those days arc long lOr argas
and fine inter lack OF competition decidedly against the
sen Interest There not many buVerr on manu- t
mor ~ an the moderate business was al dight tducou
fum yeslera, prices About 10 head wete prchseI ~
exporters NJ iOd tO dress 5G1soI ~ an ~ csr ius
went 10 butchers lie 10 ress 90 81 ID hDous 10
car-.Oais OF Cattle arc expected LOT iOnVto"s NC"
nearly all ~ Jeroey Guy. .a., a.. I'D. ,,,..t.
ar Eastan reserved 25 carloads OF Good 20 Prime Illinois
anu Mi.sOun Steers Of whnh arrive late ycstorI
for British markets Mr. Goldsmith and mcssrs y van
NofuD q sons bong 90 head all Tor export niivei au
Messre sncrin q lls purchased ~ head for ahIneoc
Tue Pernan sailed to-day Win "a lIVo
attic for Lingan Brea. and tho CITY OF Chesnr Win
zoo quarters OF Beef, VI caiCihse' Oh M"tto" anu CIV
dressed Hogs tor Sherma4& Ghleu ~, . r,..,,,.,..
There has slow tsede IN Dressed Bei % Wasngtnn
Market all the week owing the gr'It hlGuity OF g,G
10 and nom market Tho frequent poeAaaes on "eS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
corroN AARxers-sY rxLsIsApu

frvyKPOo- jan T.-l2:3O m--Cotton dull Midiling
Upsnds - ID Aiddlng ADreina 6'.; 'alea 5000 oaes
$500 bales. including 7.50C balss FnturesU D.
lanas Middng clause, February ana March delivery
8I1 also I'll do. March aud April delivery. 6is9d; do
and May doiverg IA T.; do Mar aud June delivery
eIasd DO July ana August delivery sgd also e''s1 Fu-
iGyEarooI- Jan. 27-ls3gp. ucOtlon Mldllng Uplands
Middiing Orleans d9sj Low Abiding UDlands, Gs5li
Good Ordinary Uplands Cd; ordinary Upands I'd ara,
dhng Ordinary. 9e.i Receipts Si2 Dsios saes
44D DaleA
MIIdlng &c; Good Ordinary lO9c recolptA 23O
bales gross 1851 exports 10 tho Continent $40 bales
coasw1se, 200 bales Sales 100 bales spnners 10 bales
stock, -, 7tj bales , 80 an,
ding hc Ordinary lOSs: NIT roceUts. 6S5 bales
gross Daes exports 10 Great Britain 4O6 Bales STOCK
1906 DaleA ,..,,. 49,. 49,,
Mfddilng ii sc; Good Ordinary TO- lOc net receipts
liza bales sales. 800 bales stock. 10,Olj Dsies-
Jan 27.-COtiOn steady Middllns ii 2c Low
lO3c Ordinary JIG: net receDiL .,3lt
balas gross 52l bales exports 10 Great BnAin, O,l5I
bales saeA 1913 bAles, vS,2Ui tales
NEWORLkANs. Jan. 27.-CotV,a quiet stoady Midlllnx
MIddluz. lD@c. OJUa OrdinirH DS4o; net lc'
ceips IT'S bales; gross 0B45 bsos exports TO Great '
tain 979 cOa,twlSe 4il9 oalea sales 1900 ba!es
STOCK. 279,sSS bales .. -. -
SAVANNAH Jan e7.-cottou dun; Middne ia To-;
MttthE iOSci G0pn ORDINARY. Doe net feTell.~
ba Great Britain 4b1J baios coas"sr so
baiss loo bales last evening" SOo baies' sOc~
vl.320 Daies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28

Aside from ono or two special movements the
dealings in railroad bonds present little of interest.
As anadjnnct to the speculation in the stock. the
Mobile and OHIO second debentures were marked
I'D from 40 to SO. and later sod at 52l2053. tine
first debe INJURIES rising from 8ii2 TO $685. Ohio
Central incomes advanced TO 20 and closed ut
69a4-an advance OF 81 per cent. Lake Ere ana
Wes.orn incomes sold at 70120S1d 30-an advance
of per cent. Peoria, Decatur and Evansville In
comes rose from SO 10 81. Erie second cOnsols
rose to 1913 declared to 1O1 and
closed unchanged at 1c1li, the funded
IS selling at 9612. Missouri Kansas and Texas first
consols were per cent higher at 112l2 and the
seconds we're steady at 7014079. Boston. HARD ford
and Erie firsts declined from 53A 10 52i20527s c..
c. and |. G.. incomes rose from 72l2 to 74O73l2.
demand and advanced from 50 to 81 the currency
interest debts rising from 49l9 to 81 New-York
Elevated frsts sod at 115. AMI Metropolitan fr'ts
rose to 1919 Ncw-YOrk, Pennsyl vania aud Ohio
incomes recovered to G3, and Indiana, Bloomington
and Western incomes advanced from 7734 to- 80. Den
yer and RIO Grande Grsts were lower at 1l3i20ll4.
AMI consols sold at 1124@112i2 Kansas Pacfc
consOls were steady at 104. Texas and Pacific in
comes active. and rose IRON 7Gl2 10 70l4U7 SD.
frsts of Rio Ora ado Division rising from 1913 10
lOOl2 All of which shows that this was red-lctter
day for railroad bonds under the classification of
incomes" But if the prices of the Kindred stocks
are warranted, hose of the income bonds are stu
cheap. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28

LOkDON jan 2Tl1:3O D. TnAtlhnuc aud Great western
nrst mortgage trustees Cetihcatnr. - do second - =
l. r. bonds our and nal rei crns lo't EHr ~
Now.YOTk Central. lob Illinois Ccuta I55: Pcnnsyyai
Cenira, GIN Reading 81 H.
LONDoN Jan ~ The bullion In Bank Of Eng
gland increased 2iUOO0 during the pa5twoeA. Iho pro
the Bank Of England to aIty which last
week 4a per cent IA now 4sta cent Atlantic and
Western first mortgage trustees certificates o. 2
Reading. 32s
LoNDOS. Jan %77O D. m-Pars advices quote three per
Ienes "a francs 20 cenlimes for the account
LOSDON. Jan 2'-45O D. Con OILS D,lls for money ana
u. y 1881. AtIahto
anu e. eat Western mortgage certincate- 30
do second 1924 Erie, 81 10 second lOl =; New
YORK Central l609 Pennsylvania Central. G7L: IeadlnG
81.
LONDON Jan. 27-h m.1he amount Of bullion gune into
the Bank England balance to-day Is 33OOpO Bar sl
yer is quoted per Paris advicrs three
Der cent reDtes ~ francs II q cennes account
PARIS. Jan. 27-The We My state4cnt OF the Bank OF
shows increase gold Of 100000 francs ana In
siiy II 100000 ifanca
PAnIB. Jan 27--6 D. m--Exchange London 23 francs
Confines or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28

S s: "
n S' a, s so ne % aPa c
sashteSsS Sos s''. were s' sod 5sOs sssa
Men aI.1 sod q western Dressed Beef az
9a2sr b % Css Of st 5 ls s q
and eve
s. j S. ss v ssf sos & 81
9S y Sor9tf ssas ws. Ed the I've SihF
SrhSrn Texas 70 hgnppws Ran and shipped from
Fac err markets ConmenDE tue Cattle Dasne.s. Ths
s% 'H me c cS tale sSf' Kansas 0f City he PISS.
Business s'y , the nu eo the Wss s s s
growth has been sold and ;a9saaila devoid Of spsSala
fl sSoT aa astyns
In h. % ne &" 'S supply n 81 @ Sas
n @ thai ~S. s Sssns s @
Texas from Tseh point they had Rrevony been
S5TerSa that the s"@ O. Srter
] Sm the lowest &c S 70 The of
and southern LalIrOa which was then extending "a line
made bid for the trade from qnas yell new Cattle snip
cepe THIS srrvsd 70 bring man? hasand Of Cattle
ssms h nsr market e.. whs s SSS not 1s a anYs
interest Of Kansas has S been remarkable both
s1t
nsS SSsH on best sSa d % If nd %
geTs Of the co 9ty naturally tributary has Dsen more fully
learned that u btter not to further and iare worse
most in he centre Of the bost ca lie RAISING regOG this
country and having u1exeeIled faet Tor assportaon
tfibuGIng point in the Far y est.
voseI Regensten Tor Meyer Rerensttin' Illinois
's at i 3d. b dse 81 s g. y d. s
D. Waixel for self % Illinois steers 21S 10 at $40 80 ~
ii ss o. r 81 g. l 8 g. 4 SG tS e. &c nj 70 do
+ Joseph for ss q fiPSis st e. 1892 at ec live
HEsstSeiPis were l5o heal 10; at sojhs and q
:Ess Srs SSseS a Gs1e
are less dead Calves arriving ana butchers are willing Pur
S' MedT %S ' sSa mead 2di s
occaslopsy little more oDtansd but the Calves mus be
Caves are sea ce sctiys demand very strong
'G p o. &c s9S
oqu1y v ss well Ella q, Jes'sy p...,n. o,. 90 a..
ha17S cars at Jersey Gy and II saTs ~ S9h Ell e. nSs
against 22O6n head for the corresponding time last week
s 1s d su up to nS as od hp md h pc es
rated tuly as high as yeSte. day butchers were
az reasonSSy eaS nSnr as ''
spS1e Of ali would prS S Sas
per 100 more Poor 70 Prime Lambs can bs quoted at ~
s3e and aiCc for Dressed LA lambs ,9s s,.. ,oo
at 6sc Norntrn Canada lives. 1856 m, tLc Buck.
l70 o. At 4c 80 Western Lar IS tCpmmOn 81 ID. at SO;
Halenbecs sold Io7 state Sheep. 81 n at 6'7c:
l40 DO. III 10, at SO 80.
j. T. Sader y Co sold l47 Illinois Sheep 1872 No. at 8c;
iol do Sc f. At c S7dO 90 ID. at IS 65 10! d., 81 10.
20; It's do Iambs) 50 b. at So 60 1853 Ken lucky
Sheep and Lambs, IS 70, AT s. 65.
Judd Buckingham sold 90 state sheep few Lambs) IS
b At % so % do. ar Lambs 40 10 AZ Co.; l6o Ohio Do,
IA 10, at &c.
HOGS Receipts were 40 cars Of eool hesd1s ears at
Jersey city and 81 at 40hst Total snee saturday
90 700 head against D. 2l head Tor the corresponding time
There city OF HOGS. and high prices
in al the Western markets Only were on sale today.
competition saughterers the prices up 10
So 95as8 per 10 ihe highest prices obtained In this mar
kefa fhp d
export JeTsy and stale Dressed Hogs are In light
DIV good and o9 81 nc for extreme wetghtA
The demand appears to be- mainly for Heavy Hogs.
SaIes-$mth " Kei sod: 100 Ohio Hogs 100 average.
Dor 100 12J do about the average weight at
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
THURSDAY. Jan. 27--P. N.

THURSDAY. Jan. 27-P. NJ
To-day's stock market presented little that
calls for comment. The speculation is running
In the lower price shares while the higher
price stocks remain at figures that may be
called steady. The days speciality was the
stock of Mobile and Ohio. which lately has
been dull between 81 and o. aud which cannot
earn a dividend or have voting power in the an
nual elections until 100000 of first, second,
third and fourth debenture bonds are retired. New
ertheless, some persons not connected with the
management of the company to-day manipulated
large trading al 900 shares) in it and advanced its
price from 239i 70 27l2. The closing figure 255s
Yesterdays fancies were well sustained, and Ono
Central alter an advance to 1888 finally closed at
1913 gain of 70 per cent; Lake Erie and Western
only lost 1os per cent in final sales at 53; and
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville only u Dor cent at
49, alter sales at 1893. Central Pacific was specially
weak and declined from 90 its opening figure, to
S00S9l2 Most stock spectators, BE- they bears"
or "buls." are admirers of fair play. And the ex-
pressons of opinions, even by those who through
their Washington connections, were the recipients
OF early information as to the Government action
regarding the pending dividend Of the company are
anything but complimentary 10 the integrity Of
Government officials The general market fluctuated
within a range of prices and generally closes
no better lower than it did yesterday. The tele-
graph stocks, however, better, but In them the
hand of the arch manipulation is plainly APP
parent that conservative dealers will not touch them.
Thus Western Union rose from 115 to 1868 and
closed at 11G. on dealings that amounted only to
%, 625 shares and American Union with transac-
tios amounting ouly to 1900 shares from 80 to
IS and closed at 81. 1t is still noticeable feature
of the market-,he absence from the board room OF
many of the brokers who execute OF distribute the
large orders of the great spectators, and its con-
tinuance, now for three days. shows that some of
the great spectators are waiting for events. The
market closed only steady.
Government bonds were dull, with sales Of
$1,000 at the board. The per cents sold at
112os01121e, but the closing quotations show no
changes, being as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28

Fnlures moderately active closing steady at decline
lI Ssa tyeH5uaTy llS3s ee March ii77 slIse ApT
% MasI 1Gne s I2IsSbS j
ay r'; March, S f' ana MAR ESs
~ i22?i JplJ lza2 August 1888; september llss; Oe.
CLOSING, PIices Tor con4cs-Janusry. s3 LOO Fe6fa-
MMg gv NE'n uIa "a lls "a Ap Ia y.
Angus l23S 24O; september, ll.o7ollsa Tranafera-
FLOUR AND Observation-Disclosures shade stronger
tor Export w M an8 P GoS %d ass se1@3 aG
rather quiet export demand moderate. nght Io6bng
Nil ta @ go Tor & s :, US 50 H for so S
c6cS Winter WIT So 6s latter SV an s.OPf
snpernne 5nq$t Choice to Fancy Minter Wheat at 80
Pos to a1rSss. 81 1904 81 4so0 bis 'wnier Wheat
Minnesota Extra a Soa%2 % Tor The whole rance
t on ls' y ss. S Co. er s.t sSSs ss a@
nne . oGfsi 90; conmon % Far EITs state. 81 80
ccG Extra western 81 oSd @ Fancy a 81 g
GOOD % Cnoic. DO 81 jsss Is com@,n sIIrs Mnresoa
g soass % Common Cleae 81 soesI 75 Rye AiItage
50 So rslon % Is - IS: ~ LSI Common 70 Fair Extra
Patent winter S41 i I ono;
az So RYE FLoG arI and AMY active sales as
less plenty ard arner sale at ST 80a oG Patent s. O5S
o Gqs oo sSes 21S o. raP R
Meal dull arse. II %; fine Yellow. ii TO- While 81 100
GRAIN-wHEAT- Market 49hc better. moderate trade
arm Al eben oni sde ouoatons sales SoI BUSH f
ture 2GD0OO CASH ncluhing UnFaded ~punE 81 o.
No.2 spring, 81 10 Ungraded Winter Red 81 lI9sl 10:
no rel, O. ie' No. Red 81 l7,takl i7,9 in store,
Winter. u lGtsil H. nearly ali az sIi7. Ung1aisd
l51dsl 1874 including $4,000 bu,h free on board at
81 49, 40. Red January. ~ 1874 dSl l- closing 81 1879;
DO February 81 S?Ssl ~ closing 81 1921 l9isi DO
Agl ieS , Gi sp', gS. %
Wse January 2a: 81 ID u TIE TT closing Il 1867 40
maTen 81 H. cons 81 " ~ do Nay q o.i6s
bid -. RYt-Nsrkrt hrmer with better export demand
mainly tnent saes 10000 bush NO and at
800 Ol 2.31O bu4h Pennsylvania 07c; 5000 bush.
state, 81 81; $1,000 bush Canada 06c Isl, In stOre
1870 . bush. do for May. ST.: BARLEY and
BARLEY MALT-Qniet aud nomnally unchlng ed 90.
coNNNarEe, without decided ehInge. light port and
dfmand moderate business Oh ecuatiVe
count .c. ~. o'bu.h future 1000 hush cash. nclui
Tngacd Western Mixed, 81 d58c 20 3 81 c steamer
Mixed -, a56e 40 2 55SejGTc; White southern .sc;
s. &C. closn4 30 4djSEc do. March. 5jh1oj7 closing
557c 50 5sc cosug 5J's d5 81 sc .OATSMar
be d fairy active Hales l16hOO bush- In
4lc. No White So gf' 40 . IS l3'Ic;
NJ , White. fs0 lGi4c; 40 White. i7'tHi-c.; Mixed
Western G2 c White do i31 &c White state ASc IN
Guiding No February t2 i3lt IS 600 hush.
do March 43sdt4c 10000 bush. do April. a. LIZ; lJuuO
bush. ii" May 4a ~ isc....FEED firm ~ aoO ID, Boa
. 100 ~ 90 Soc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PEI Worth Riesr. YesSeis AL eIi'ro1Ls
Ey,v Voptr Tbapydav To, OF 1907
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
TUUpgnkY Ian OF 1Q91
AsnEs-Quiet and UNCHANGED.

ASnhs-Quiet and unchanged.
cctF ktO dot. weak aud uOmina': Ordinary n Primo
eaIsoes II +c. including FAM l3c here
change. 49, 49, 1900 t
Toi IoN-spot Cotton quiet ana unchanged; sales. I49
nlcs ~ ior coEsunltlOa delivered contract, 200 bales
rece NJ Ih' ports today 1898 bales against 1882 this
1, a.. waeN, aud 2SDtJ last snce september J.
8a%O bales against $500 COS during the period last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28

The Governors Of the Bank of England at their
regular weekly meeting to-day made no change IN
the rate for discount and II remains at gig pr cent
and the proportion of Its reserve to Ils liabilities wns
raised from 433 % Ia 44o % per cent At the London
Stock Exchange Brush consols were Is higher at
OSlIto tor money and 90 $40 for account. United
States bonds were lsGll higher: 5s NJ 1888, 4l1>
NJ ll53i. and 4 at 1863. American raj ways were
oil betier but as they only followed the fluctuations
OF the home markets the chances Insignificant.
In Paris French per cents rose TO Si.2O.
lhoIO.lOTInI were Tie rnc'lDts Ana shipments at
and from Chicago aui Milwaukee to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28

The dealings in State bonds were covered by sales
of Louisiana consols at Sd Il, North Carolina special
taxes at zig, and Virginia 6s consolidated. cx ma
tured coupons, at 20. Annexed are the closing quo
tations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28

The Sub Treasury to-day Rained 2137 .527 on
balance, made up by gains of 300. 500 currency
and $2.027.715 coin. This makes the not gain
since Friday S841 1871. Money today was easy
at and per cent, fair proportion of the bus
mess being done at the lowest rate. The domestic
exchanges on Ncw-York at the places named are
quoted follows: Savannah lGQ5I6 premium;
Charleston. par TO Il premium; New-Or.oaus. par
~ $l premium; ST. Louis. 25 centa premium;
Chicago % cents discount; Boston par. The United
States treasurer at Washington to-day received
$326.0 in National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts S444 80 land the Internal
revenue receipts were $510,O27. The following is
the Clearing House statement to-day: Exchanges.
$l57.3I040S; balances, ~. st@,GO7. he trans
actions AT the Snb-Troasury o-day covered: r.
ceIDts. ~, 735.jG7 payments. S69S.Oj0; currency
balance. ~ i2j.if5 coin balance, SGS, 223.341
he foreign exchanges continue dull bur rates are
frmer and the leading drawers OF sterling to-day
advanced their asking rates. Annexed are the re-
yIs-d quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that stockholders
OF the WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPI COMPANY ID
called and will be held az the oco Of the Copsny 97
Broadway IN the City OF New York the 10Th ia OF Beh
mary ioi the purpose OF considering proposition
capital stock this Company In accOrdaucS
certain agreement betwesn this Company tina
American Union Telegraph Company aud the AtIantic
Pacific Telegraph Company approved and accepted by tad
OF Directors or ts Company the 18th OF ssnu
1884, othe u amount Of eight hugdred thousand
OF one hundred dollars each
New.Y0rk, jan 1871 1881.
NORNGN GREEN. \
w. II. Vanderbilt,
L. %. MORGAN,
AUGUSTUS sCHELLI
sAML BARfiEk
WI d. BISHOP,
H DURKEE
q. VANDERBILT,
SkM'L A. MUNsOS : DiTect0tG
WILSON O. HUNT,
ANSON STAGER.
JNO. VAN HORNE
III. NICK. 1WOMbLY,
JOSEPH HARKER,
". ID. WORCESTER
JAMES. H. BANKER,
JOHN H. DUFF,