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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-25
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

BuFFtLo jan 24-CATTLy- Receipts today 300 head
tOta lOI the week thus far 500 head tor tho same ast
week 300 head consigned through lO2 cars dema ar
prices higher offerings compare iayOraby with last week
sales Of Extra IS rs Choice steers at - 90
as %: Good shippers 81 45a4 80 Fair 10 Medium
81 OOa$4 80; Light Butchers SO 40a IS 9O Mixed Butch
ers Fair to Good, 50 Oes3 90 Fat Bulls firm at s. OOd
81 o.; no demand for StOcEers.
sEEf AND today, 400 head; total for the
week thus far. 80 head for time last week, 44OO
head; consigned through. Market dun and m
changed Common 10 Fair Western sheep - oOGSo w
Good to Choice so O0SJ 60 Extra 50 4Od - 90 western
Lambs quotable at 81 20 ST U0 no Canada stock sold
GsRecepts today. 1000 head total Tor the week thns
far 1000 head for the time last week 4Oo head
consigned through SO carsi demand air and market nr
sales Of Workers GoOd Choice at 50 40 40 Medium
Heavy 80 SO 5U Choice Heavy IS 3Od$5 80; tar
10 Good End - 80 IS U6; Choice So ass 20; Course
RouR aud Common 0Od$i rs best grades disposed OF
CHICAGO. Jan 24-oGs- Receipts, $1,000 head; shipments
560O head market airly active and hrm prices higher
Light 81 O1&J IL; Heavy 81 SO 10; GOOD 10 ChOce
Heavy IS 20oFj 90 mostly sold. ., ,
CA1rLRReceipts 3bOj head shipments & 100 mead gOod
demand, Grmer Exports, - 35dfo % GOOD 10
Choice shipping "a s5Gs5 20; Common to FAIR ~ oU@
81 50; BGtchrrs' lOGl6c. higher. cows 81 2OGS3 ~
Bulls 81 5p0s3 % all sold stockers, dull and weak nj
81 SO0 50 20; Feeders 50 30aS3 30. ,
SHEhP-kecepts. 400 head shipments, 300 heau maket
fsry and nm hest Fair 70 Prime Autt9ns - W
- TO; Common IS JUG "a 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-25

The business done in State bonds was covered by
sales of Tennessee Is old at 46 and new at 40.
Louisiana consols are quoted at 53O54, North Caro-
lima Go old 33035; special taxes are 7@74' ana
consolidated As SO bid, and Virginia Us deferred.
12leQ14la OF city bank stocks the sales included
Park tlO) at 1447s Republic t37l at 1874, and Mer-
chants Exchange t43) at IS.
There was little interest in the dealings in rail-
road bonds outside a special movement in Boston,
Hartford aud Erie firsts, which advanced from
go TO SO and closed CAS- Erie second consols were
dull between 1O1 and 1OOle closing at 1O0os. Mis-
sour Kansas and Texas rsts ls lower at IL l's
and seconds 80 lower at 20. c., c. and |. c. first
assepted declined to 100. and the incomes
to 733731s Chesapeake and Ohio eur
rency interest debts rose from 40 to
bO049a,. Mobile and Ohio first debentures further
declined to "a. st. Louis and Iron Noun tam hrst
incomes rose 20 OF and the second incomes Declined
TO s61a Metropolitan Elevated firsts were strong
at.1O3L. Ohio Central incomes to GGl2, Peo-
ria Decatur and Evansville fluctuated between
1919 and 90. closing unchanged at the highest
fpnre. and Lake Erie and Western incomes sold at
7Sa6753s075la. New-YOrk. Pennsylvania and
OHIO incomes we're active from 6312 down to G1os0
6ol Indiana, Bloomington and Western incomes
rose TO 74la Only small business was done IN
what may be called the Northwestern iist Dat Bur
lnpton, Cedar Rapids and Northern first o. rose u
IO1. Wabash general mortgages declined from
10Th to 100. Texas and Pacific incomes were
active within range of 81 per cent. finally closing
at 1854, and the rsts of Rio Grand DIVISION were Il
higher at 1901. d., ooo 900 -. h.,
ance made no by losses of $722. SGS com aud
S47G $50 currency This makes tie net loss since
last Friday 81 971, 035. which is chiefly occasoned
bv the payment of Assay Office checks Tor foreign
bullion deposited in that office and not In the SUP
Treasury Yet the money market to-day came near
being stringent. Early loans were made At per
cent. but at the end per cent was the 1lgure' AT
which il was in urgent demand. The domestic eX-
changes are less favorable for NewYork than at the
suspension OF telegraphc communication. Az inc
places named the quotations are as follows: eaval-
nah. l,e05,e premicm Charleston, l32 premlhhO
IL PREMIUM NewO leans, so cents discount 10 par
ST. Louis, 90 cents premium; Chcaeo, par
Boston par The United States reasurer at wash
ington to-day received $27s,O0O IN National bank
S547 605, aud the internal revenue, receipts were
S7o3. 1928 The following is the Clearing House
Abatement to-day: Exchanges S179,0o9.76o; pal
ances SIS 96S 1856. The transactions at thr sud
Treasury to-day covcovered Receipts.$l ,O41 $50
payments. $2.246, 053; currency paiance'
$3S2o.2 7s; coin balance, $06007 .O95.
Viz fcre,cn exchanges are dull aud weak and
rates to-day were reduced e per cent for sterlng
Anpexed are the revised quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-25

small The demand for Washed Clothing Fleece especially
the finer nominal sales have been c0nnne
for the most part California Territory aad Foreign WOOL
While that the tendency IT. 10 lower prices
for all descriptions Of Clothing Fleece we also note ne u
position shown by dealers 10 contest every hacon OF cen.
with the buyers and attribute this 10 the tac lhss
there Is still general and conviction that
they appearance considerable
numbers the decline VIII be checked and the m2rket
medatey become very firm at the prices then ruling wha
they Washed Delafne and CoDne WOODS OF lhe
best qualify in very good demand and prices
heretofore quoted fully sustained Low graes
are dull and neglected. No sales OF Kentucky ComOing
reported. Good Pulled Wool worth 42c 10 4So mas
fair demand but IL has been impossible TO sell
Western super any price short OF sacrifice one sac
we have reason believe several cents below any
quotations current the last month Ohio and Pennsylvania
Sales very light duOte and above ct 4BG4sc anu
Xxx and above at 47d4sc.; No. at Soc; Gooi No.
42d45c; O. arse Wool dull at 3SdlOc Michigan ana WIS
consIn-Sales light quote and above al $500
No l at 4Sd49c No. apd Coarse at Jbd4Vc.
COmhng and DesneDemand quite to supply and prices
COmbng AT 81 to BIC. Michigan and Wisconsin f1h Sd
laine at TO ACC very CnOice no at 50c 20 52c
Coarse grades dull. Kentucky COmbng-Pices nominal az
grades and 33c 35c for rough Texas Ter
rory, otc-Saes Moderate. TexnB Fine and Medium at &c
t. 33c; Coarse 19c 2ic: Valley oregon Soc 10 4Oc
32c: Colorado Superior at Tic 10 3Oc Ut
binary go TO 26c Inferior ISc - 22c Nevada Utah. on
tana. etc. Fine 2be 70 2c Medium Sc o35c Coarse ar
pet Sc TO &c Calfornia-Saes comparatively large wy
42c TO 45c for Fine Supet Extra qulet az
3Sc 45c Western Super dull and pIioes nominal ~
$50 TO 4Oc. Foreign WOOl-Demand good fair Austraan
sells readily at 42C. TO 46c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-25

..ht.a,v xvas n matchmaking desire to
-, --~ssta Hence the sellers outnumbered the
- rs,a 40 that prices at the close generally
80 ssc,;nea that while they are unmportant,
80 80 =. .cniacant of change IN the speculative
The business done amounted to 5o4,3oo
ss.,ss The opening was made at strong hgures,
"a nearly all the stocks on the list showeu
I".+ar or smaller advances from the last
kS,,as of Saturday. Following the OPEN
-. spurt, there was an Important reacuoh
Ss;.b was only stemmed by clear case OF manipu-
E.oo and prices generally were advanced 10 ngureS
s.sssr than those of the opening; but no sooner
s.~sver was the confident feeling established than
~. ,.arket was literally supplied from sources
-s,eh one man as we'll as another may guess. For
4. e,st time since the opening of the new year
-. ara Indications that the widest speculation
L. N.v.york Stock Exchange has ever witnessed
~" .,u ito course, and it Is possible that rea-
nov again be assuming Its proper au-
s~,.v even in the maelstr0m OF
~ .noculation, Stocks are selling. considering
liabilities Of the comp anies. at higher
s's ,han thew ever sold for currency when gold
- a nremium of $50 per cent, and since the
80 January the advance IN prices has been purely
.,,.t;ve because 1t ia beyond question that since
~ t,,ns the sales of investors those VINO owned
shsir stocks without borrowing money upon theni-
have ouadrupled the purchases VI ''io ea"e 0'""7 VI
Dsrsons. 1t probably is not an unreasonable es'i,
.oata that Wall Street speculators-great ana
.mall-to-tay are carrying 250, 900 shares more
- stocks on margins than they were car
wing At the end of 1890 OF course the eliminating
Mint of such condition of affairs is only Ques-
ZION of time nj
The particularly active stocks to-day were Enc
18th sales of n, $50 shares between 49l2 and 1879
an,lly closing at 46s4; Delaware, Lackawanna ana
western, which, after opening at 1881 and rising
IN 124S declining to 1922 with later sales up TO
7onle finally closed at 1913; Ontario and WESTERN
which fuctuated between 3s4 and 37ls finally clos
inc at 37la; Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, which
declined from 1913 to 119l2 Lake Shore, which fell
from 1929 to 1SOl40131; New-Jersey Central
which fell from 92al to 901s; Ohio Central, which,
after sales at 28@27is, rose to 29's02o4; ana
Union Pacific, which fell from 1911 to 119s40l2o
Canada Southern, which by the special points OF
Saturday was booked for par this week, after an
advance of So per cent to $685. finally closed at 81
Western Union was quiet. and on sales OF only
"a 700 shares declined from HIS to 114i2; Amerl-
can Union falling from 80 to S30S312 and Atlantic
and Pacific from 48 to AZ. The market closed weak
and unsettled
Government bonds were dull. the total transact
tious at the Boards amounting to only $23,OOO.
Prices. however, were steady and unchanged, ana
annexed are the closing quotations:
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANGARY Is 1881

but general sales 2g2 with Fed Calves at 3dio
and Common to Choice Veals az 9Slac.
SalesC Th0rp soli 30 Grassers pQOrl 213 n. at &C.
Judd buckingham sold Veals 154 10, az 10 do, lbV
n,
do. l54 n, nj &C
Haenbeck Davis sold AZ Grassers 800 H. at 81 So
Fed CALVES. $50 h, at &c Veal, 100 D, at 7c o -,
j. H. Hume sold 93 Grassers. 267 TO- at 81 80; - fer
Calves "a r. at - 81 "a Yearings 465 TO- at 2xc do, 500
TO- at 80 IL Veal 100 II. at &c.
hOGsRecepts were l0l ears Of 1859 headI5 cars ~
jersey city and 26 at 40s There are indications
OF heavier this week and feeng Is weak AMI the
tendency slightly In buyers favor sales TO day were az 80 90
dt5 10 and some very COOL Hogs holding at 81 10
So 20.
Kirby Co. sold 1873 Common Western Hogs 1853 II, at
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LrvERroor. Jan. 24-Pork-Prme Msss-Easteru. steady
af 72i western steady 65i. BacOn-OumDerland Cut.
steady at 4l. Short RIB. dull at 4lgd.; Lone Clear
dull az 1854. short Clear dull az 40i6d Hams1- Long
Cut steady Al; shoulders steady 27 Beeflnda Mess
Ia the market; Extra Ness steady al 30 Prime mes
steady at 74i. Lard-Pnme Western. steady at $500
Taiow-Pnne CITY. steady at 3oi Tlrpentine-spiTiis
duh NJ So. RsND--FIne steady AZ li6dd Common dun
at 56d cheeseAmerean Choice armer A. a g. Lard
no l. White steady al 9'ed SpnnG No 2. steady
al 9Gd Winter Western. steady at 0Sd: New south
ern Winter. dull BED. Corn-Mixed dull at o6l2 Cot
topseed Oii-Yeov American. steady 30. Rosin Common.
at London steady 56dS5i9d Spirits rurpcntne at Lou
don, d"ll at IS. 49, -. 49,.
American Bao1n-3s Cd per for LoDgCear Mddes and
40. per cwt. for Short Clear Mddes. 1850,
LONDON. Jan. ga D. m.-kehned petroleum. IA@lou'
per gal. 49, -. .--,.
ASTwERP Jan. 24-Petr0eum 23ls francs for fine pale
American Wicoxs closed l29 francs Der 100 kos
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HORSE MARKET.

The market continues very quiet Receipts stil ample
Tor all requirements IN fact there ~ some accumulation
81 stock There has been fair dem9nd for good DRIVING
Horses the cold ther keeps the seghng gond anu nj
md that are particularly adapted 10 that purpose have had
reid a az pretty fair prices Most kinds OF WORK Horses
are dun The streets In the lower OF the city are sl
flied with snow and ice, which impede travel and compes
drivers 10 double up" THIS makes drain on the stables
where horses KEEP for hire and II have much more
snow this winter great horses mlgt be bought
by tue owners OF these stables trade In WORK Horses
cOnhun ~ predicted this coming spring but the talk VI an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-25

The cable reports the LONDON Stock axSna aRS
Tor account ssiile United States bonds mr. 1as,sr;
o at lO as At ll5s and q su % Enc ranged
S XII La to 81 a. preferred stock al 81 and second
consos At 1oa; Atlantic and Great western T hrSs
Central At lS4 la0 1862, Reading at ga PENN mn
sylvania at 67sl, Central and Hudson az 100 anu
Central Pacific at o. In Paris. French per Genus
were down to go. 90. l.. Ill
Tho Pennsyivania Company announces that IL VIII
iaue OO0 900 of 4le per cent bondsse
sareb ooaIsra trust OF the lease OF ana ps
bure Railroads and guaranteed by the Pennsylva-
ns Rsrcad Company The object o. the sn ssuS
negotinons" but 1t 10 we'll understood that t s lot
the settlement Of the litigation OF the u; ana
G. FIRST consols. The issue has been purchased py
syndicate consisting Of William l.: scott, Ere.
Penn; Drexel & Co. Philadelphia; United states state
Trust Company, New-York Bank Of Conmerce'
Winslow. Lsnisr & Co., L. Won Huffman, Woer's-
Aoder q Co., Hallgarten & Co.; and LOUIS Conen q
Eons. London.
the rocsiDts Of -four and gram at the prlnolpsl.
Atlantic ports for the 21st. 22d and 24th GAYS Oh
January W0re.
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mortgage trusoes certificates DO second SEA Erie SIN
three ~ 80 francs 30 Gen.
times the account
LONDON 24-4p. silver In quoted 81
u bonds four 1864 Atlantic and Great
first mortgage trustees certificates ssh do second
80; second COnsols, 104 Ia NewYork Central 1866;
Illinois Central 134l9 Pennsylvania Central, 67s.
Jan. 24430 p. mParis advces quote three per
cent rentes 81 francs ~ confines for the account
LONDON. JAM 24-5 mThe amount OF bullion gone into
the Bank OF England on balance to-day Ia &22.0OO.
PARIS. jan 24-5 D. m.-Exchange on London rs francs
CheckB.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
NEM.YonK. Mondny. Lam. o4. lsa1.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
AsHEs-Quiet, unchanged.

ASHES-Quiet unchanged
CotFEE quiet and UNCHANGED orainary to Prime Prime
cargOes lld144c including Fair at l3013Ac sales 4OOO
bags "Newigh," in baltimore private terms stock
first all ports l04 IL including 6274l here
24ll9 Baltimore and 10 1903 al kewOreans stock In
second hands l0s443 bags here. 00s26 in kamGre and
Orleans Mid grades generally quiet but
steady Msracdibo. l10l4c. LaRuayra Gl3loe Java,
IA G20c.; 1000 mats Samoerang OK cyprus seldom pm
terms. ~.
CoTTON-spot Cotton Quot and unchanged aales. 1854
hnles cOnsump:ion delivered contract 700 bales
ports to-day 23943 bales against 26OS7 this
nv week and go last
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Goa, Drdipary. go Lew Middlln
~ Caod urdinarv... o3s / Niddling

Sc See. esoS hiS 1qt
hI4 fSF's Esy s:s hf .s
%S oeeSdr , Au Nove%Ss
Pss: sT 1RFi ar HD 6 MARY June TsOF
7 MOyS%Ss Ian RS''csT FSSar s5
siIs7 april 10 Nay l2 ga si "a; J9.e
s5asF FssTs., shade stronger
on LSW IaSes Including Conno1 Extra supeIGne
DO SH % w amt to iT
favor Jcbing demand light and confined chiefly TO- IN
G Gi9 MIN T E9tfa I 81 60
s. 90 including Good TO Choice WINTER W6e1l al - c e
Winter wheat 1900 bbis Low Extra 81 2OGst 40 includ
i Extra hosG sS g arr and 500 6s 81
81 20 tor r tne WaSs @ ass 10 acr sSper
hns s3 2SsSS 30. Comnsn to Far Extra stats 81 20
70 &c a aS Extra western. 81 ecs . Fancy
s CsSs. % S'G s5sSa
3o@s4 90 Common Clear 81 .sGsi 90 e s.tIs S
S. 3d. Pstent Is 10 IS 25 Loss csnmos to Far Extra
Eaten. sSS'1 w int %S.ss SI,r 5Sss quiet
Ess f.os .;5 I" E.@T a IS 3d. sood 10
Choice :, 4oss ia t y quiet steSS .RS
ToUR selling i 75asl 95 Patent s2as 20 e.
Yesw Western quoted 81 GOG326 Bag Meh quiet about
slightly buyers taySI vG ac
%S sS c S1t ahont Steady WITH the 6usness a
MIA a%Rf 'oG, G sae ccea spnns
Tnsraie5 spnng 81 qeSa1 00e HG rS S9aasj
%n, Ssa nad "s l NG ao "r rs led css IT,
No RID 3 1881 lSa mainiy al II lS 49Sl iSZNo:
Red II %! Mixed Winter 81 l6Ld Si l62 UuRrade1 Wntc'
ii Og: No 9 White. 3! Ia l4GSl l4R: 70 White, 10
ISL 10 including loads at 81 lO'i free on boards; NO
Red January. l70sl 49, closing 81 IS d0 FeDru.ly.
81 lSasa. 1885, closing ~ - 81 do March 81 l"sG
81 2O closing at q 1870 81 21 do Apr 81 2otat, ~
Si 2O No White January 81 l526tl 1874 CLOSING 81 i59
81 iGL do Warob II lGi do APRIL ~ isdsl I7S d. May
81 l7la closing II l7G$ Ill.,. RNE-Sieady al Vac
81 ~ car buatlOads sales 2tDOo bush STATE Feb
ruaiJ March April LOAF eacn Wonih. ~ ~ O2.
ul sales LOCO bush. Two Roweh state. 9lc ana
5 hush Four. wed at about NAl!iEE MALT
less act and scarcely firm sale% 10000 bsi No. Can
ada Bright 81 42L20 II 40 cash. acr price dehyered-
unsettled ash iots more active ana "a &C.
better futures duh aud ga lower moderate demand Tor
exuor and home sDrcuate ir ding hgh; Hie o. W
bSh future bush cash including tpgt@;cd western
1na1o,y :. i,r, steamer Mxei 63'$aJi%c, No Wm,e.
H. IS o.ca White southern 1YGG C.; steamer WHIT.
Gsc steamer yellow - &c No January, 61Hc co'ing
10 he IL, February. - &c, c!osnt o1' Ic 60
March 55tlc. closing Bog 5ja4c. do. Mdy, % 'er,
cinsng "a a ...OArS 4dlc. lower ana "a re GGnNei
sac 5000 bush. including Ne 8 at 4sci NO Wblts
I3Ln: No q 42- Sc. No thte. 419At &C.; 40: J.
4 e.. No / Whit. 4Sac: Mixed Western ai"ci " hte
do aI7c: Mixed state. 4ic White a. A. a nc 'nciud.ng
is 0Oi bush January, AZ iOIUu bdsh 20 GU
IYarv 4I5tdl3lg 5000 busl do. March, 1iG
+, 900 bush do Nay, a. lsc.;- l:.fp-MoueT~'ep
active: 4 = n 0GO Il. S2o QS5c.; 100 y, - d"jc
IN STORE IN NEw.YuRK. BEOOKLY> AND JERSEY CITY
GRAN WAElH USES. AND HELD On CEkiIfICAIk -
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coastwise. s55 bales

bales fross 3944 bales exports c0astwise 800 Daes
sales. 1000 bales st0ck 90, 2Y7 bales
BoUs Jan 24-Cotton qpiet .Mddling II sac.i Low
Mdding, l0sc Good ordinary 9Ie reeelpts 2eal oses
shDments 265 bales Sales 735 aless sleek 3SoSv oAr
WHMISGroa. Jan 2E-CottoD quiet; MiddImg lltc Low
Middnng lOl5ac Orlnsrr. e9c-; net receipts Ssl
bales exports coestwise 27l bales stock 6OS3 baee
COTTON
24.-rhe following are the total net TO
aforementioned Dors since 6eptem
beP1 l. TO dat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-25

rates ~ several anoes slightly riSgula ve[Po%
s To Sa gam s J EIS Cns de- cs sSfoGs
Tcs c1se eS 500 sSeks oaT
1900 RE@s r EISSns @rSqs
@ and Goods Flour @Ss5 london S
5000 GGss seaOe SnSca 3d. ., Organs 2s
90 q SS SS Ss' rSs ' Flour
5d l2o tons MeasGrenent Goods 2os25s glasgow steam
E. % bacon $50 So cSss, GS a. s
ooo0 bush Grain T o b6ses sao s b
1000 sacks Flour 20s 3d. Rotterdam s'oa' 4'ooo
was moderate but all prices remain
'PiEfRoLEUM The demands for export were limited but
me home trade modeate do WAS reported a. INC
Sss s ss5 Sapas esn:d Gr.
eso.ss Spsn s5 sold Old at
"a s$ &c. 20 r sSS S2 aG Css fsy oS
81 81 .t sas 1 Jes q %si5s
.Ms nrI IE ATS rule T quite 800
.vsa ssetSss CO. Ssss Dfs
sss h
Long and md ssGs css es Sn Sa GGa @
DRESSED Hoes We Guy Heavy and Light
S:ssS 4 R ss s %s declined @
acted ana Left "a T ,G q sSS steam, tnS so sao
s s ass s. s
5snTs 81 SsSs
ss.ss ZEE closing &C. i
97060722c 100 tcs seller year. gsDc; uv'aE 90 =,
Third Csuanuary st7 eoSi ae9rusiy Sf0SgG ~
March, 866G951 9c APRIL toV@so2 90 "a II
e7aac; sellers option sI months S0c fes 1o
tcs ez5c Of Refined saes LOO s Costns5t vIgc
BUTTERMaIket hrmer wth larry $500 ~, se hnac:
strictly Choice STATE sde 30
Western. 2sG2Io Hoils BAR W pat oste parorv
CHEESE rather G1ies but Xxx sFms stis u
"a western Poor 70 Chsoe lsSlSSc; sas rs EatiS
and again held decdeay Long Island and
vos ~ lSs0c stats ana Ponnsylvsna sSa4oc Meefn
aOSl7c. Canada, 40sAsc' Southern AoSAfc' Ameo a."
&c neIoE-Fair,y active and steady; Common to Choice
csrehns anG 1et at 7oe Timothy quiet a. 81 20
s gs2SS' p0"s'10 HA'1 w. ,.,.,..,. r.,,
20 Coed Refining ana aDs fre.eSt bsc Rened
QUIET Oabes sc CRUSHED and Caa LCs Co. confec
sSssSs sc Moun "Ay s.si sa 1sss sr SscM
70, Ysi,os ss re sses 20 hhds sAc. 800 tcs,
pnrvIatIef n tsuls sa,s $4,000 10. 8i9c .,.,
WcOLMesss Halven Copu nn ~ and wssE There has
been slight increase - sns amount Oh
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Business Gnauces.

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EXECUTIVE OFFICE. WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
NOTICE is hereby given that iC Is the lnten-
tior Of tho Western linton Telegraph Company 10 provide
for an Increase o. liz capital Ia the in amount OF
rghy mi ION dollars represented by eight hundred thonsah
shares hundred dollars ach and TO HE an adtoha
certificate for that purpose
Dated IOrs. Jan. IL. 1881 - ... e,,.,.~-,, -
NORVIN GREEN. PresdenG
y DREWFR secretary.
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LAKE ERIE AND WE-TEgV RAILWAY CoMPSY}
NEw.YoRK CITY. Dec. %. 1891, }
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Board OF
~ Directors ~ hlt company called meeting OF the
stockhoer, and Registered Bondhoiers 70 be held at inc
tho she Cty Of La Fayetie pL' On
Thursday, the I'd OF March, 1851 and at sal meeting neio
submit ed Tor ran lciton con rlct OF
nj ~. Louis and lndlina RAILWAY
Company OF limos. the Lake rie ana ST. lus itaiHsy
Company OF Indiana, AMI tho FRANKFORT ahu hoAoh' No@'
OF Indiana. -, 10000,
transfer books wiz close or lltn feOEuNiJ du A0'P"
March - 1881. - - ,,,rcurtt saors.,rv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-25
IN STORE II SEwYORK. BEooKLf> AND JtRsEt CIii
GRAN wAELH USES. AND HELD On CEklIfiCAIh -
LII LI..,l

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IDEs-st quiet but 40 further changes can 10
nOted. g., -. --,.s. ...on,to,i,. ,rcbonced
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at 80 4j4c including Prime ~ Choice sSa3Zci (oFesh uu
az" %AVAL STORES--Rosns quiet but IN the main
a. &, 500 81 SO for strained Coca strained Fine
oraes we're dull and irregular; spirits TnIprntne RUE
at 4Sc though the general market Was
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