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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-22

The business done In State bonds was small but
covered an unusual plumber Of issues, including
North Carolina consolidated Is at IS, and new Is.
Chatham Railroad, at 6la; South Carolina nom
mnaable 6s at 5le and Missouri 6s. 1885, at 1918,
1875 at 1885, and 1855 at 1O9ss Louisiana con-
sols are quoted 53is054. North Carolina Is old
B2ls bid, Tennessee Sc old 47io049 and new and
new series 48494s. and Virginia Is deferred 130
ia. OF city bank STOCKS only ten shares of Park
were sold at 144.
Railroad bonds generally were dull and about
steady o. to figures. Peoria, Decatur and Evans
vile incomes, however, were an exception; with
large transactions the price from 7612 yester
day to 80. Ere second consOls were weaker.
Reclining to and closing of 101 the funded 5s drop
ping TO 96ls. Missouri, Kansas and Texas first
consols we're hardly steady ut 112 l901124, and
the seconds sold between 1873 and 79i2, closing
unchanged at 70. Boston, Hartford and Erie firsts
were Il higher at 56is Rome, Watertown and Og-
Siensburg firsts Is lower at 947s c., and l. c..
Incomes 81 higher at "a. aud Chesapeake and Ohio
currency interest debts % lower at 40. Canada
Southern rsts yielded is 20 1924 and St. Louis and
Iron Mountain FIRST incomes per cent to 90. Texas
and Pacific incomes were L higher at 76l9, and
frsts, Rio 6rande Division, d higher at $685. Utah
Southern general mortGages sold at 1O9:
ending tonight includes the receipt OF gil
md the payment of 81 ,261 800. resulting in loss
to the general balance Of $66 500, and leaving 1t
AZ ST. 807, 40S, against 1874, 217 January IA.
The particular changes of the week are coin loss
of &496,235 and q currency gam OF $427. 426
The local money market to-day worked easily at
8 and 6 per cent with the business done about
evenly divided between the two rates. At the
close the rate was per cent The following Is the
(JIssrinq House statement to-day: Exchanges,
500. $50. 78S; balances, $6.OS5.900. The trans
actions at the Sub Treasury to-day covered:
Recelpts &7O4,673; payments, 81, 603, $50; cur
reDcy balance, $4,2S5.792; coin balance,
SCI, b2f ,6I9.
There Is nothing doing In the foreign exchanges,
The market perhaps being more stagnant than ever
before Therefore the posted quotations are little
more than nominal and fable to decline or advance
with the first movements. depending upon an in
crease In supply or demand. We print the quota
fions unchanged as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-22

& = - 2 -. ,.a n &c nat FIN after
shsls s. -. r.tr ..;ons h prices did not be-
hooss ,,,,seraintv Here the story neither
ns !. ,,ov aenied and as there is NO
egc'u - ,Y,cation with washington, of
.sh,r,. !. 49, ear be learned from there
fgu'so =, 49, fsca seeus r. he unavoidable.
4ne 49, y. 49, "a. hrsl revival Of conf
Ai'sf m'su .:..ss h,,aers ,vho wsre earlv seIer,
6enoe' an1 r,.ss ala mot v;.ld a.
ssAls ses' 49, $500 ana the late deal
eseA $500 ~ .si,n AZ the. feverishneas
ssn 49," -. ,,o.-,,nsJ. husnsS The
49, "a r,..,s-s "a yyssssr, stsnnad 10 the
800 s,'.',,. - .s.n...,,ons scnr;ng 81 500
ea v's - - -. 60. oa1, saakn. 20 oale Erie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Korfh Rissr. vssss,s and Ras'roSds.


&s4Es-Qust ss4sSss fpr pets ana eseec FOR Pearls.
ns96 e. 2oEk ssiss ana nsR,nAlg unchanged.
g snds sooS nsvsns q ,hs fun nsurss
S83ee5bf6s4oS srocx -Fsissy sssve ana steady.
o. aas gss.L t11g 40 snshazssd. Ordinary %
k1Yc& ~ 10, inel1finS talz = Is9lShc.i Mid
49, 1alst eza zashszss& its bsR MasscAibo. q
4 X4tQHr1pe oeepa fon sc npchzarsd, anass, eo7
Ic3 {tl2 -. 4H, WefQ1ia& 81 for CONSUMPTION and
49, ssss 3 81 e .ss ssss''s no nsT'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-22
LIVE srocx mAaKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO. Jan. 21-CArTLE-Reeeipts to-day. 6t1 head
total for the week thus far S2O mead Tor inc same nne
consigned through, 1856 cars Market
VERY Offering sales Of load Of Good steers
at "a 10; a few lots OF Mixed Butchers ald oxen AZ
S. 3OdSiu6
SHEEP AND LAHBsRecapts today 1000 head total for the
yseS TINS far 10 100 head time week. 70OD
head; cOnsigned THROUGH Market dun price, 10
dibc lower Fair OGOOd Western sheep nj - 90
g. Choice Fancy, IS 30 81; Western Lambs quot
able g. 50 70 Fair TO Extra; load oil CANADA hwes
brought 81 15. $50,
far ~ head time last week. 2SO0u head
consigned through, " Market-ruu ignt aud All
ormposed weights and pRsi sales OF Light 70 Fair
York weights 1870 10 average A. 25aS5 iOj GOOD
10 Choice do 100 10 205 weight at IS 5OdsJ CO. Pigs
$685. 10.
CHICAGO Jan. 2Hoas-RscsiptS 5000 head. shipments.
b6OD market active With good business and puoes
higher: closed weaker; Mixed Packing 81 6o1s0 10
IlVbi : gOdS5 %; Choice Heavy. 81 2O6Rb 90.
CATTIR-Receipt 650t head shipments 22Ub head Good
Shipping brisk inquiry 50 2Od - Si2 Common 70 Ne
dunn at a. 2I0S4 90; Butchers llc lover NJ 40
FJ So chiefly ~ 4OasS To- StOokos and Feeders slow At
2T5ds5 chiefly 81 9Jdf3 6O Common Light dun ana
sHEEP-R Receipts 1900 head siPmsnts 900 head uaT
ass 25
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s1d 2 ssSs e ss.s 9 u Ss a. 7sS e s S
see sao &c M E 10 iO 81 Oxen
jsrssy Sii GOA h ssIt 70 Ni e.
S SC ias9 gG a Sc Is Illinois oil No. 10 2S D.
10 go 2S d; @ 1 si u sSsS t 20 49, $50 r. steers
l0is b. at size 50 10 10 30 l0S n a sac 90 ID IL do
s. ScSustsr Tor y Morris 3 fiaos Steers iOse o.
a5r5ae SS for s Is Limos ses os4 D. at 90 SO
~ 2edo 1921 h. al 9Sc and 60c each "a do 1924 d. at
coney MePhesson for wkersou. sleet Co.. Is Indiana
B. S No. sS 1S each FOR selves Is g Iao
steers l9S % at 90 IS o. and 81 each do 80 o. q
az l0G g 40 i$is az lose 81 o. ,,... st..,,
LES a. az s sS' e S SOC ss ssos Is Sg M.
aga g. es9S ~ AZ q D. SIS 49, sO soa a.
10 I2s2 b. Il s. 20; do 1851 p at 20 90 Las
NJ Ts. HT;s A. Il G sss% 9
seoT zoos b. q So bS D. lido 100 D. at 90 for r
On the lSI 10 DO I5sS q :. i$9s p e 10, log g
on the lot 10 40 ia ~ At 9ho SO & do L2Oo D. atS'o
g.9y ksF q Indian In s sss,
70 Ohio Steers l29$ D. az iOc SO ID for 'elvoa II Bu~
sisssl for MOTT: sisge: 80 laao. iS4 p
g. &C. and I SS SSS Oo g. and
sS$S u f. S s. $S lis us n 3 ss
iotc; 80 Missouri DO. i,i5S Is. at ss.c.
s al ss 6 S. s:s 81 Gs 3 3 ssssF
10; "a do l. 49, b at $40 less SOC each iS do, 1915 At
apc; IA DO 12S8 o. at 9o less 81 each Bulls 1Slo To-
$40 for ~ HiTsch IL Illinois Steers lila h. al $40 90
s Ss' SNs eace ls Ct go a. Il
lsss 600 10 do. 1897 ID, NJ 10ssc, Ga ~ -. -.
ALVES.-Recelpts 2l2 head, mainly a. oOtDst
few buyers the market place. probably on nc
q the SS1 sr saas sSo S yS ante a.
from 2c TO geo fog 0rsssers 364c for FED Calves ana
as l2c TO- Veals
Sales lenbeck Dewey IL orassers, 2s1 q
50 CO. a6 do 8O6 b. at gao do, lew Fed Calves oi' ~
Halenbeck Davis sold: Grassers 293 b. at 50 o.
SHEEP AND La B5.-ReceiDts were 10 cars OF 2,oEZ
head4 Jersey Cty and at 9Oth stand eeye
raj back but which not likely 70 arrive IN tne
sold to-day Total since Saturday 2b72 head agans
go 36S head for corresponding six DAYS last week There
not much demand for either sheep Lambs ana ho
slow about previous prces Common 20 Rar
Sheep quoted at 4aG5Se GOOD 10 Prlme DO NJ o
and Common 10 Choice Lambs at 6d7llc
Sales-Dillenback Dewey sold; lac state Ewes ue"
Lam gsl. lao %, st 40 Ssh. -
Kirby & Co sold 1876 Indiana Sheep. SO ID at 70 60
Halenbeck Davis SOLD: 9J Canada LambA 10 % ht &c;
J. Sader Co sold 1872 Ohio sheep 1T 10 AZ o4oi lou
Missouri do. ia b. ~ So So. ~ -. -, ~,
Kase PidcOck sold l47 Ohio Sheep, 100 10 ~ 20 So ~
Ohio Lambs. S3 10. at D 60 -.
Judd buckingham sold; 27l Michigan sheep 81 ID ~
| &C.; 3i5 do. ~ n, at 5l4c. -.
HOGs-ReOeips were u cars of 2,762 head 8 cars at
40h-sL IL Jersey City Total since saturday
20 head against 72S head for the corresponding SIX
days There Live Hogs ON hale The mar
ket weakened change yeaterdav, and IL doubtful II
ghterers would have 5c for Prime HogA Awe
| to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-22

on AND AFTER JANUARY IL. 1881.
i 70 90 and Il Night aas ssa SO sas
m $50 1 S1f N ~ and Sa II nsss N
$50 rs a
q RrsSy1 SSn5ss. yi az .srSs.
hsarniRF trains philadelphia. 1901. s4s tas
s:4s and p u; On sundsSy lsSI; $40 SzS $50
81 z; 81 ., aas. -,
foot and Court
s liz sSs e s.sy En-
grant IicEeI 0aacs Battsry:glsoe: -, IN -.
OaEsags from On, B, hotels and residences p.p.rp
FTNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
oIRRAScnRSr OF TRAINS TAXING EEEEer NOV. Is, 1880
q Ba ana ana Ss DAws
& N.Y. e WIN ai s q H. E q s and
southwest P1iimans best Dawinx.roon Sleeping Coacass
E ss,! EsDfs;: s &c ws s..sss
CseasS without change also Hotel pninS cbesse
Tr as leave chsnSsrs sIsss p zoe
sa sso ss.s slG s tss sa ssss.y Ss
VI" Ras6e9isr de- ssa sss.a,s 7s 10 1870 nsns io2s
h 1SS $50 s sS s.S ESQ., 81 sS sS = u
go: 81 ss Z IL ss Il
ss Scar: 81 A ss sssss &c No.
~ & &c q s$s 90 a t. ss 90 "a s
pW..rrrseF ESQ Io.ges o. Sese D. "a
Eswpars and csrAwss- 400 Ga N, sse Esop. a s1A
'1 EoS ; and Kinsssons m. sSon N suaaays $50
es.ssa e. IL: $50 aba asa asa aslso
:s sss ss sew s 49, ss.s
ksiiroaa a. ns sss O. 1870 m. 4:so az Ia a..
~. rsr 20 sso' i5sso q MAJ o $50 aad Pm; -.
., ss, nso1 ss ss s ss5 and . ioss
p a., rsss.ss s.d Ger Apertnssss n Drswins-Rss
toaaaes 30 ob1alned. ed o1sn fpf tze.
ssca9s,a sss Hss ss toi 9 ss1 bsssavss T. = IA
800 ss s s ~ ssss ssssss Esexs sas
50 lzas 3 ~ Is x ~ asa passr Az ssrrss
NoRTHkRN KAffzS0Ap OF NEW JERSEY.
~ e 49, 5s sj sas az 10 20 = 2
lss Sr. y $3.50. ssszs w. ss IA sssA - 80
nn- sao. d. Asssfr. s~sssa ssss Aren't ns~xsss,
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Go u)bow It nan Concern.

NOTICE IS hereby given, in compliance with
In that application will be made u the Les ature at
m session the year $751; the bounds Of the County
OF Newly by adding aud making North Brothers Island
on the easerly side OF NcwIOrk ana In the
County part Of ana erei the same IN the CITY
AMI Of NewYOrE And also 10 alter the boundaries
of the County Queens taxing from and sitting OF from
the said County Of queens the said North Brothers Island
and annexlng to tho City and COUNT 81 New YORK
g. +. CHANDLER,
f. q. JANEWAY,
Eew.YOrk Jan. 3, 1891 WM. NJ SMITH
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miscellaneous.

brushes of every description at 315 Pearl
I'D st opposite Peck Slip all articles at lowest prices.
JOHN X HOPPEL- Manufacturer and Importer.
ENGRAVERS INDIA PROOF PAPER;
II also Ink Tools lockwood and OTHER WOODS, &c.
YANDERBU RICH, WELLS & CO..
10 aud 10 Dutch. corner Futonst, NewYo
NHOONSTONE notwithstanding new
WI for agents. circulars nee CLUSTER MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY, ~ NewCnuIch-ss. New. York.
WANTED.-A home for fine orphan boy
w of years This would be good opportunity for fam
y of desiring the presence Of child as the hte BOY
has been carefully brought with rened associations Ad
dress 8 h. b., Tribune Uptown Once Lass Broadmay.
AN best mixed Cards, 10c. 20 Ladies favor
U ite lOoi Irritation Sc SH Dendure, COnneautvIeP Pc
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curToN xARKErS-sY rELE8GAPa
HuannaL.

A LII who are Interested in railroad business
IA mileage gtatisties Bnould get T6E TRIDU AL
MAEA0 Tor 1891, nov ready. prics rs cents ~ malL
DANKERS and CAPITALISTS win want to
~ gst me Tn6npe Amnnae toe 1881: s Eyas ne Agzres
Is asnts " nail
Gas STOCKS 81 City r. r. Stocks and Bonds
W booeAt and seh- v Z. HEWETT. o. ExehnngeRlaoA
Gas STOCKS.
An Nsw.Yors ard Brooklyn Gas stooks and also On nas
n nr0of1rn iusea1RaRt agqurYtles laeltn ~
- GEoHGaE 81, pREHIl83.
20 BnOAD-aT. AND % kxuHANoERLACE
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pipiOeno No.lres.

NOTICE,-All and every the CoRDOn Certid-
cass OF the Kansas Pacific Railway Company OF seres
p on ana as g. a. 10 & 4 s Co oso q sa m cO Ss
pany No rs Broadway in the CIV q New York and also he
add surrender thereof IN accordsnec WIN this
thirty days nom the date hereof nonserest snail 40
ue or be paid on the said ceracaes or coupons or any
Holders viii be required to schedule their eeruGcsas
blanks may 70 mad al above Office New York Jan 10 1881
OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION COMPANY.
~ NAssAg y,, -. ,o.,
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS nave de-
clsred quarterly dividend OF TWO ~ PER CENT
payable February at the Farmers Loan sud Trust Com
The transfer books close for the Of this dividend
January 20 and reopen February 5.
EVENING STAR MINING CoHrAN.I
THE BOARD of TRUSTEES of this com
Il pany have declared DIVIDEnD (HO. ~ Of FIVE PER
CXT on che capital sock payable January 26 st the ONCE
The ransfer win be closed 22d inst
opened ON the 9th HENRY McHAR0. Treasurer.
oTnCE OF TIE IMPORTERS AM TRADsEs INSURANCE. COL
- No. 1919 BROADWAY, NRw.YoRK. January 4, 1881
T'HE BOARD OF DIREC TORS of this Com
n PanZ have s IA; day DECLARED sE9LANNUAL
DANIEL A. SMITH secretary.
THE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY Co.
f 1884, Vii Oh
and after tst date tne Farmers Loan and Trust Co.
south 4th-st. Philadelphia GEO. o. RUaBHAAR,
Treasurer.
oFHcE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
NEw NS Jana jan. s. SIS issl !
THREE DOLLARS PER SHARE will be
after FsSTus T. az az. oO a. the os Of tho
in az Fran cO Transfer books WIN Be closed from Jaan
y O. P. HUNTINGTON. Vice. President.
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RnanrlaL


ARucAS usIoS TRLRoRAPH o, EXECUTIVE OFFICES. !
SRw.fOEE, Jan. ls, 1881
A SPECIAL MEETING OF the stockholders
"A OF th, American Union Tel graph Company viii be held
a. The above address on Monday february 1881 a. l2
0ciOck noon Tor the the terma Of
consolidation OF the American Union Telegraph Company,
the Msst,n Union telegraph Complny and Atlantic and
Tine transfer books Of th9 Company will be closed sat
qrdly January 1881, at A. and reopened Thursday
February 10, 1881, at 10
BY order OF tho Board Of Directors.
THOMAS F. CLARK. Secretary.
UNION Trust COMPANY OF NEw YoRK
IS BROADWAY con. kECTORsf., }
-. NEw-YoRK, Jan. 10 l53l.)
A T AN ANNUAL ELECTION for Trustees of
~ the Union Trust Company Of New.York, held az the
ocs OF the company this day the gentlemen
were elected Trustees OF The class OF 1894;
AUGUSTUS ~CHELL.
JAN ES N. PLATT,
JAN rs MAGELLAN,
WILLIAM WHIrEWRIGHT,
AMASA J. PARKER,
d. U. HAYS
HENRY IT DKES,
SIDNEY L. FAIRC HID,
SAMUEL +. BARgER,
JAMES h. 0G iLVIE,
A. D. DONALDSON, Secretary.
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Gnrcpean advertisements.


I IEBIG C0MPANY'S EXTRACT
~ OF NEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST NEAT
FLAV0URING STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES
LiEBIG COMPANIES Eek TRACT
OF MEAT. els success and a boon for which nations
should feel rateful"-See Medical Press" q Ian
Get" British Medical Journal" &C.
CAUTION.-Genuineo only with the fac-simile OF Baron
LebR's signature In blue ink across the label
Consumption in England increased JenfOd In tan
years"
LIEB1G COMPANIES RXTRACT
OF Mat To be had Of all store keepers, r0eefs and
chemists Sole AGENT for the Unltel States whole
sale OnlYl O. DAVID q Co. AZ MarA-lane, London.
England.
Sold Wholesome by Park a Tnlford. Smith q Vanderbeek
Acker. Neral & COndt McKess0n Robbins II. X. q ".
q. Thurber Co. Messra. W. II. SchiehelIn q Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-22

vembeg NAPLES. Prices for rings narginsJnnu.
Way isis June. l2so jSiy, lssL; AaEuss9 iS.s sep
is roasys ciSslns Prics: Ii:56
is3 IA n Hsrasl 8RS ssptsaOsr msa5isS
FoREiSN FRGIf oaeratsIy active Loose Rasn.,
81 90 LAYER do. 81 s0i ouranta 6o Turkish Prunes
FisGsn ral dnl and nominal Aaekerel rather weak:
Uis10S DUH buyers
s SSe Soped 70 small psrce for wants sse
sS HS. sS Ss x v a d sH 20 for S tSs
whole sceanE leg 9pIs 70 arrive $685. 50 Sso
SG T oS Eo% E1 q mainly ss q iS
$50 $50 Dbl, suDorhsS s q .Sgs1 o. at.sr s tor
s. Is for The whole ianss including Winter wheat At
% port 1896 s @ SS ss 10
me p SSss 10 % FAY Ess 49, STATE 81 %
aoU ID Extra 8 EsSe g
ssS Gs. S:sd
% g. s-s sss g y
g 90 rsSe9 sG 2S 81 IS: G:n%Sa e Fa S. EF g
Patent mt. win.sr %S.ss ErsrS H 3 1859 sosiHs as
aalad,Ds csnsoa Coed Extra q 4ssss S. Coca
.so SSe selling -
sales Ye i wsst:r 81 so ass Is Srandy%1e sS
Bag Meal Steady Coarse, 81; Fine Yellow, 81 10 WHITE
skxrN-wHEAT-nsrEets shade stronger in instances
materially delay Of S1Sls a6Ss,
quiet and steady sao b1sh future 1888 900 oush
cash, Including $500 bush Rejected Spring 50 d9Sc 4O0
bush No spring 81 07%0S1 0S 2lOO0 oush No 2sprtnE
81 l3k1Sl 13hi 5000 bush. No. Milwaukee 81 L! ~
store: 10000 oush UnGraded Winter Red. 1881 u
SDi s stoiSSr a. Ss 81 20 RED 3 or s i
s a9Sd S.sr q ,s5. F 1884, 800 BUS. Sus@
Waite q Z esl 1000 bush 80 whiss sld SaoS
81 N soCG 8 SSss 81 s rs &
snns Ss e sS ssns 1897 % 4 81 fG 1881
closing lesQ$l 90 do April 81 2JSt0s 2O closing
H. ~ Sh Ss 3 sas 4 siSsnF
49, ' 3SS S..s 8 k iS''S
sI....;.BARlEY dull and nom1aly unchanged;
BARLEY MALT-Qnlet and steady. ...CORN-Market
lower: limited business for export mainly In
Steamer Mixed light home trade inquiry and scarcely any
trading; sales 900 bush future $1,000 bush
cash, including Ungraded Western Mixed $4,000; o.
3. 52AQ63c steamer Mixed. 63 lq165s4c mainly bSS4c
Yellow, 647sc; steamer White 53a1o new No =
654ci Low Mixed 5Gl2c; No January 66+.o closing Sst
d56c: dc. February &c. closing nominal DO March 654e
closing, IS p966c. DO May. 64A closing S4kc eS4a
100000 bush, including Ne At 42l9o. No White
44aa45c. No. 45t043 20; No. White. 47hd4Sc.
No. White 4Si2a48sc Mixed Western. 4ke4ic.: White
do 44047l2c. White state. 45A04SS c including 1000
bush No January, 43kc.; 10000 bush do. February
ASA 044c. 10000 buah do. March, <4@ D44 &c FEED
steady; 40 10 and Gu b, SOGS6o.; 100 ID, 30 SS9c'
VISIBLE SUPPLY OF GRAIN IN THE UNITED STATES AND
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NOTICE
Notice hereby Fiven meeting OF the stockholders
OF the WESTERN U MON TELEGRAP COMPANY n
eiled and win be held at the once OF the Company 1877
BroadWay ~ the City VI NewYOrk the 10Th da OF b.
ruar Io he purpose OF considering proposition to
the cpal stock OF this Company In accordance with thu
terms OF certain between this Company and the
Am 'rcan Union Telegraph COmDany and the Atlantic and
Pacnc eegraph COMPANY approved and accepted by the
Board o. Dectors Of this Company the 10Th day Of Janu
1881 20 the full Of eight hundred thousand shares
OF one hund ed dollars each.
NeW.YOrk, Jan. 10Th, 1881
HORVIN GREEN.
W. IL. VANDERBILT,
l. d. MORGAN,
AUGUSTUS SCHELI,
sAMLF BARGER
WIN. ID. BISHOP
H. DARKEE.
c. VANDEBBILT,
SAM'L A. hUNS0N, ; Directors.
WILSON q. HUNT,
ANSON SrAGER
JNO VAN HORNE
II. NICK. TW0M Oily,
JOSEPH HARKER,
T.. ID. WOR ESTER
JAMES. H. BANKER
JOHN H. DUFF,
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STEAMBOATS, ann RAILROADS..

FOR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
n Y, N. H and Il. R R. Leave Grand Central Depot Depot
AZ sS NJ week daYs and i0sS m c ptn ST
E EsW E A. Ra 1 '' A'A'0' We w
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ 81 al ss2a a1S Gsst peSsf L. iOoi
500 NJ Western and Northern Express To Rochester
1880 Chicago Express. drawmgrOOm cars to Canaan
saratoeS Glsn's Falls ana Rutland.
$40 D. M 81 Louis Sxorsss dAiy Win sleeping cars ios
s t &SSarn Roa ans aS o and
rOiL and excepting sunday night foe Montreal wa Pnt
$50 M Pacific Express daily with sleeping cars for
noe Sday ns6s for Montreal Via ST aas
1i:SOp IN, Night Express with sleeping cars 20 Albany
cfSe on sale at S. 2a and az BS%aaya Pd s =
Sss%s kssF;Sss S:i
NOkMaSSs6nd wHossssr Nasnua Portland and nass
s hs1 9ISSS0nsIsSnsTs cave Pter DO ~ NOrsa RVsr
az A:5OP IN dAG sanaAS' oNS''''-
noCKAwAY York, Wood
Ii maven and RscEawav Raiir91d Leave daaiI except
sS.asY MsIsF s,d pS.nn s a hSH nj 'O N
AASAA'iAA -. NTT YoSx. Jan. II, 1891.
CPECIAL ,NOTICE,-Ths new stat, station .s at
Siter tuesday, January is' os.a X H na5sxor
SO TO BOSTON
W. VIA TIE
STONINGrON LINE s
CONNECTING EoR ALL RolNTs RAsr
The Elegant 5eoangI4
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steamers ELEorRA and GALA ia lcsvs Ei " Eefsf
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRU * LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains Leave New York, via Desbrosses and Corandt
Streets Ferries as follows:
Harrisburg, Pttsburg, the West
Palace cars attached o q m. . and $50 D. N. daily.
WilamspOrL Lock Haven q. NJ. $3.50 D. CORY and
leum Centre and the OH Regions.
Baltimore, Washing the South Limited Washing-
ton Express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except Sunday
10 arrive asington Regular az 4:30 $40
a In $40 and 10 ? m. SUNDAY: 4 80 a. "a and lOp
Express FOX Baltimore. except Sunday, i D. ~.
Express for West hladepha, 4;30 730. 8, $40 40
Limited, IL l. 800 $40, T. ., g. T. $50 and 10
and II night Sunday 4:30 and D. NJ o, Q. $3.50. and
10 m. and ~ night
SUNDAY
Boats OF brooklyn Annex" connect with III through
trains a. jersey city aacrdnga speedy and direct transfer
III Trains arrive From Pltssburg Io4o m a:S5 p M
daily 800 .n p sso so @ ,o From
SUNDAY O. and y 80 From Philadeiphia $3.50
600 g. $40 lO4O 1li0 El0 500, $50 $3.50, S.5V,
$780, and lO5OH N. Sunday $780, 6;60 g. lOa0, ll40 No
9:35. 1880 DIE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-22

The early cables 4 dictate quiet and steady
movement Of British cons0ls and American secnri-
hes at she London stock Exchange. But at time Of
writing we are in receipt of news Later than 130
y N. Later dispatches if received. will appear in
the proper plaza.
HOUSTON Asp TEXAS CENTRAL
/. 1885, 1881.
lsscond week in yar.... s832l7 s9s.703 Inc sl5aSS
Jan 20 Jan. l4....... l42.e47 174,21 Inc $1,000
81. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN.
Second week In Jan.... st3ss75 sis2900 Dec $685.
Jan 20 Jan. l4........ 266,68l 26I,SVO Inc. Alle
q e HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH.
second week In gan... ss6.2y7 s36.O7e Dec sl.2ls
BURlasGrox, CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN.
1880 1881.
Jan. / 70 ssa 1k.....-.. es.ls7 7247e Inc. 1902
The following shows the money value of the lm-
ports Of dry goods st the port of New-York for the
week endsng to-day, and since the beginning of the
year, compared with the corresponding periods of
provtcHs years:
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zss:s & sslss s.ssss ss sbs
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
IL VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLD.EsTAB ED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK s AID TPHIHkADEr pH1A.

NINETEEN TRAINS EACH WAY UAILYl EACEPT
SUNDAY, THREE DEPOTS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIE
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH AB3OLUrE SAFETY
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EXECUTIVE OFRcE, WESTERN UNION }
TELEGRAPH CoMPAEY.S
" ton Of the Western Union Telegraph Company TO provide
for an increase its capital TO the tu amount Of
eighty mon dollars represented by eight hundred thousand
shares Of one dollars each and 10 bic an additional
certificate for that purpose
Dated New-YorA, Jan. ~, 1881.
The WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY, by
NORVIN GREEN President