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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TOT! sTATK Ol' NEW-YORK.
I'm: minne besvice OP Tin: state OF ni:w
YatKK iluitiK tue Administration of Alonzo la. Cor?
nell, Governor. Ilidoncal. descriptive and blojjraiih
lc.il ski'tclite bv various authors. Illustrated witb
aware aita peruena. in threo voiutuea. The non
lMti. \. CiiAidKitUMS, D. lt.. LL. J>.. editor-m
eBtaf. Wai.tku ItiKUiir M.idhi. A. M., Associate
Kdltur. Volume ll. in. venal 4to, pp. M7. Boa
tan: Jiiu.-s ):. OagtaSM Vg.
lu noticing tbe lirst volume, ee conimeutleil
this sumptuous uud nniiino work aa an ad?
mirable exposition of tho Internal economy
end condition ot the greatest State In the
Union, a lur sense of its value is increased by an ox
eiuumtion of thc volume liefore us. Like its prctl
eceasatr it is replete with information not easily eta
WaaateoManrlMB ami la aa oilier publication pre*
eeuteal so dearly Bal accurately of which every in?
telligent citizen af Nc*-York is presnmed to be,
perhaps ouuiit to be paeeeaaed, bnl of which the
majority, il is safe lo conjecture, know very little.
Thorough aoaeeBlattea of the state which we
proudly call out own, the ideas which mav tte saial
to constitute Bteeeenaroleoe, iis biatoty, its gov?
ernmental machinery, the typical chances through
wliich it has passed, its organic principles and poli?
cies, wiiiild seem to be the duty as well as tho privi?
lege of every one of her loyal children. For such
hnowlcdgo nourishes tho filial devotion on v. huh
the prosperity of a commonwealth so largely de?
pends, a devotion which in nonce ia called public
apiril and in v.-tar patriotism.
Tho til st volume related to the connection of Kew
York with the l'odoial Government, the educa?
tional interest), of tho State amt tho Judiciary. The
present \nlnino open! with a comprehensive hiatory
of tho Legislature. This Kiper is from the pen of
Mr. S. C ilutchi'is. Mel! known as a close student
of tho public aOairs of tho State. Erastus lirooks
follov.s on the Constitutional Commission of
1872?79. This commission mado a number of vital
changes in tho organic law, notably iu respect to
anneal ami prisons. Mr. Bfooka points out all that
it accomplirhed that either was or waa not rutllicd
by the peo|de iind glam es itt the wauk of tho Con?
stitutional Convcutions of 1921 and IHiti. The
paper in a valuable contribution to tho literature of
tho Constitution. "Tba ' >ld and New Capitol," io
tho subject of the next chapter. Tho authur i?
(?eorire C. Hotkins, Into Lieiiteuaut-Gjvcruor, who
furnishes some earlene information iu relation to
the location ol tho capital under tho colonial cov
erniiier.ts. The City Hall was built in Wull-st. just
before 1700 for the purpose of accommodating tho
colonial and city irovernments. In 1789, the l.etr
isliituie met for a time at tho house of Jacob Dyck
niaii: In 17.".:> in Bowery lane: iu 1750 at tho
house of Tannie Sumcrendycif. all of which places
woro in tbo out-ward of New-York Ctty. The Colo?
nial Lpnislnture mot fenarall? in the City Hall
until its linal adjournment. The strife betweeu
New-York and Aluauy for tho permanent locution
ol the seat of government was very earnest. Id
1196 the friend? of Albany barely controlled the
Assembly, in a blab body tito vote stood 59 tor and
BO against Albany. The voto in tbe Senate was a
tie?10 for Albauy, 10 for New-York?and tho Fresi
rtont of tho Senate, Lientenant-Governor Stephen
Van Rensselaer, navo the casting vote tor Albany.
lt nppoaie that the Old Capitol cost |110,689 12. of
which amount tho State paid (73,485 4'J, Albany
City (94,900 and Almiuv County $:M>00. AYe com
mena these figures to the legislators?and some audi
take tho lloor every session?who propose making
un imp.-ossivo iipeoch concerning the stiff price of
the Now Capitol. Mr. Hoskins presents the essential
lncls in rei.nil tu both buildings In an attiactive
form. Ho is aucceeded bv Mr. Montgomery Schuy?
ler who relates the architectural history of the
mew1 Capitol, explain* the rfleet of tho changes
that have boon mada in ihe original alesigos and
gives a faithful sud lucid descriptiou of the rooms,
halla and staircase of the building.
'Ihe next two divisions of tho volume treat,
resistively, of the Senate aud Assembly.
J migo WllUaaa H. Robertson, the present
Collector ol tho Tort ol New-Turk, who spent
te elvo years lu tho Senate, writes of that
hody and ex-Speaker Sharpe, of .the lower House.
These articles do not intrench upon the ono already
referred to on tbe Lei: I.*.Ut ure, hut admirably sup?
plement it, and the three mu-di tu to thc brat account
We knoiv of ot nil tho various phases of tho Legbtn
live Itcpartiucnt of onr Government. Tho topic*
tbat follow have been aaaifeed to equally competent
halide Thus Janies Hull, tbe State Geologist,
Writes of the Geological Survey ; th? State and
Adirondack Bartofa and thc Onondaga Salt Springs
are described by their respective KUiteriutendcnte,
James T. (iardincr. Yerplanck Colvin and N. Stan?
ton Octa : tba State Fishery Commission, by one of
tue Commissioners, RebeH tX Roosevelt, and the
state Hoard of Beeltb, by a Beaner ai thc Baaed,
Dr. Elisha Harris. Considorahln space ts dovotod to
the dei tors. '1 here ure contribution* from Dr. Will
lam H.Hailey an u Tfea State Medical Society;"' from
})r. Seldeu II. Tilcott, on " Tbe HoBMBOpatbk Soci?
ety." from Dr. Alexander Wilder, ou "Tho Eclectic
Society,'' nod from Dr. W. C. Marrett, on ? Tho Den?
tal Society." Tboceoalodloa paparla en " The state
Agricultural Society," and. mtv piop'rly, is fnr
liishoal by Gilbert H. Tucker, tho Eal I ter of The
Country QtBttoMnWt, In addition ibo volumo con
tulns biographical sketches with portraits of tho
men more or less prominent in tho varions depart?
ments of the public service and In the societies
above mentioned. A good deal of this biographical
und pictorial feature could be dispensed with with?
out serious detriment to the work. Other piotures
of moro gemini and abiding inti-ic.it are the views,
exterior aud interior, ol tbe old aud thc New Cap?
itol.and the Adirondnak scenes. Tho publishers
elate that tho coiicliid'ni: voluiuo will he largely de?
voted lo the history ol the State, ol tho departments
of the State < Government, of tho different State in
atitutious und of tho great business interests. The
Work will thus make by far tho moat rosily and
I ni tx* inn record of anv State af the i mon, and
really o..o of the moat remarkable of modern pub?
lishers' ventures.
Uffll Mantfe, No Name Series. lCino. pp. 280.
Robert I-.rut.Ii-i ?
This book is iudnoltably the work nt a woman, for
no man, however persistent his etlorts, could
achieve so soft an air of bric-a-brac, of seutimeu
tality, and of benevolent sonp ami jolly. The hero?
ine is supernaturally attractive ned the hero wor
abipe her after a fashion which the mere man in
real life never compasses, but which is tho prettiest
thing liuaginaidu for the delectation of yenng ladies
between their tea and embroidery. The story la one
of wiiioh they can justly leay to one another: " Oh.
H's perfection Ip!' with the italicized emphasis in
which tbe Huston novelist lately indulges his young
women, fn truth it has no particular strength of
portraiture, but lt treats ot perrons iu reasonably
food sociitt wbo ender and enjoy for the most part
tastefully and with excellent manners. Theie
ta no harm in tha little hook ; it is a thousand
times better in the literary sense than English
Actions of tbe same class, and in condemning it one
bas tbe sensation of breaking u butterfly ; bnt how
wearisome grows this flow of aimless storiee with?
out heauty ot style or lofty leeson, the empty toys
Ot en empty hour, tbe publishers catchpennies for
Ktten in a day I Fatally facile la the modern pen;
?ugh we may [not accept'the noveliet'a opinion
Ibat fiction la now a finer art than lu tbo days uf
Tbacker?y,we moat concede that it la au easier and
more abused one.
D
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TRIBOE HOVEL EXTRA No. 26,
A etery el Walting i By tba eather et "In a Minor Key."
Mee Ten Cents. Malled on receipt of price.
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SSSMMM
THE TRIBUNE,
Mes* York. A
Nen publications.
1883. 1883."
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC EOR 1883.
Edited by
Etlwind McPherson, derk House Representative*
Trlate lb cents a copy or five coplca for if 1.
Krui by niiii) ou receipt of price.
A Ct! ress
THE TRIBUNE, New-York.
Jtiotrtution.
For Boya and Younar Men?City.
A SCHOOL FOR HOYS.?Private tuition,
afternoon* Thomas llc-v.-o Anil. 14". VV. U'.th-at.
YEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
VOST WASHINGTON, H.T.
Kstai'il-hcrt 1H.-.4.
Superintendent-JOHN R. HAYS, M. D.,
REOPENS HEFT. A, IHH1.
A Boarding School of thu hlulie.tt grade, whoso threefold
end, and Kciiipulously followed, is to mould, ot an farly ag?%
Ihe intellect of youth hy ?rtriic?, the will hy obedience-, and
Hie leclluKN hr rtliuloti; never aepaiuilng these throe great
i. i?. -ii. .. ii-tn:, ti.rn, itisc'iiiiti... religion, while Utting for
every profcsaion.
.Mtuaiod on washington Huljihta, about ton mllea np tho
Badana, ll lu reached by the sixth Avenue Elevated Road to
l.'.'tti -t. Cai rlat-'oe aro aiwaya In walline, or. by timely nott
li. atlmwtlie superintendent meeta the arrival of any train.
A mi.rehitanufulaudhealtl'.y place?on an emmenoo com?
manding the iiioHt delightful a. etiery??r more attractive but
i..un.Uni;-, are not f.mud ulonir tho far latin-d banka of tbo
Il h.Non. Ita building* ait- iiinisuiilly homelike.
There are forty nciea of lan i attached to lt, shaded and In?
ti rael ted by oak groves, allordlng ample apaeo for play
giouniK
French, (lermsn and Spanish spoken.
AFILY FOIl t'ATALOOl'Ks._
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
.Martiaon-ave. aud A Ith-nt, Hts for the School al Blase
Hteveus InaBlllle. BbeWsIt Ar,, and technical professions.
Classes In Arehlteotnral aud Vnohanica! Drawing.
A.t )LIN. late tingtneerCorp* U. a. S.. and Protestor al
Naval Voalomy, _
University Grammar Scliool, 1,181 Broadway.
near 4'.'d-sa. lilith year.) Primary, a'oiuinereial und
Classical Department* M. M. Ilobbv. W.L. Akin. I'riucluale.
Art Schools?City.
DRAGDON ^ FEN ETTI. Artists
I> 'l'.i Union "-(juare, ft'
l'nptls received in pl. loi lal and decorative art. New and
beautiful " Lustra Palatine and Embroidering " (copyii^ht
by h. H. Breaden. lUUil), aU-t" Alta-Killevo"metbodIor
decorative printing oa iilii-.li. velvet. Ar. High gra.io of woik
ana instruction, visitor* Invited. _
MKS. LOUISA RCULVER will receive pupils
attar Monday. Oct. ld, tn DRAWING, ot:,an.l WATKit
COLOR PAINTING, STILL LI FE, PLOWBRBand LAND
aCAPK, CHINA PAINTING and DECORATION.
STU Ulai, No. SO MADISON AV'.I.NUK.
Reference!
Mr. D.HUHTIHOTOH.Mr.WlLLI4il HAKT.MrJAMtS
M. HART, Mr. A. Y. illI.l.OWs.
For Boys and Youne Men?Country
\ LEXANDER iNSriini;?Military Board
Jt\ lim ScboeL While Plaina, n. y.
" ' Principal (1. H. WILLIS. I'll. P.
BLUM'S Eraiehungaaaatalt, Boya prepared
for college or omi nest fgoo j>er annum. Pot catalogue
and references apply to Ur. C. W. BLUM, Helloviiie. N. Jj
BOYS aod YOUNG MEN nnv.it-l y fitted tor
college, a'onditionrt.i or rejeotiad oandlda ... c-ifc-'te-l.
auinuiei'iir Wtatot. -tr > :i ttl i I ;?>. tail r. ll > .' I \ - M
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL. POUGHKEEP?
SIE N. Y., prs.mro* Hov* foi' College HolentWo and Oe*
eminent-*cnooi and for Buelneee, Joii.n MU.kv. rnucipaL
GOLDEN HILL Sominarv for vonna ladlee.
Vi midgi port. Conn. AddreaaJtbeEMlLY NI I.MIN._
I ll(iHLAM) MILITARY ACADEMY,
II WorceaMr. Maaa 87th year. Por full information ap?
ply toa.-, ia. mk rt auk, A. M superintendent.
1>EEK8KILL i.N.Vj Military Academy.?For
circulant addreaa fol. f.j. V. ukiiit. a. m., Piineipai.
PARK INSTITUTE,
RYF. H. Y.
Forbnys. e<Kl<) a vear. II ti \ KY TATLOCK, Principal.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY]
( t.esier, Peun.-Chil Engineering, Chemietrv. classics,
Lncilsh. 1 >6g recs confine 1. foi. TllUtl. HVATT, 1'lf.
SUMMIT MILITARY ACADEMY, Summit,
S3 N. J.. Alfiel N. Faller, A, ft. J'rln<ll'Sl . *6iK)per year.
Beeaad half year bt-^inn tubtnury J.
nf?HE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
1 Haven. Conn., prepare* students for Yale f ollcgo. Trus?
tee*, ex.lTeaideiit V. l>. Woolley, K. W. make. LU lt., Pro
feaeerT. A. Thacher, H. C Kingsley, A. M.. A. 0. Twining.
l.t.. P.. Professors, v.. lisldwlu, Piofcssur J. W. (libbi. Ad?
dress W. U. COBHINO, Rector.
For Young- Ladies?Country.
COTTAGE SUM INA KY FOR YOUNO
LADlKs.l'ottntowii, Penn.- I hlrtv-M". ead Alumni Hcoalon
open* sept. I.l. usu am Philadelphia a.,.l needles ii. il. ii
mlle*from Philadelphia, with thiouaii eal i tresa Ne* Yoi*
by Round Hrook route llsaiS IHHBfllltS paienUI dlacmllne.
and thorough w.irk. elegant hulloing* and all conveniences.
laiKegronud* and location wall kii.iwn fol boaaty and Ix-.ilth.
Poi calolofrue?ttil(ln?H OBO. O. l.i'TUi.li. A M. Pita.
DREW LADIES' SEMINARY. Carmel N. Y.
BeeH like, thorough, [.loaresalTa Sew U'.u-lral<>dclr
cular, with "ali paiticiuar*. li KO BUB C. sMIIII, A M.
HOME INSTITUTE itu vinni- ladlee, liury
Uiwu. N. Y.: homo caro, thorbualt cooraa of State .-??
openi<seiit<Miiti?r i.v Mu* M. \V. MK.Ti.AUl". Principal.
NEW-CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
LAUIK4. experlttncivl t?a<"hen. BBSIbsrS limited.
A (bl I ea* Mot. t.p. AYIIK-*.
Ncwiatiaan. t.'onn.
For Both 8exe3?Co'intre
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL. 14 milos
from Now-York; chll.trou reoolra a uiolhr'a eara.
Mra. H. c. MORRELL. Maabasaet, L, I
ROCKLAND COLLEGE. ? Nyack- oo -the
llodaoa. Beth aexee, $285. send foi cutaiotjuc. W.H.
nANNieTh.ll, A. M. _
Miacellaneoua.
CIRCULARS OF BCH00L8 mRod to ?T0T7
taate, with InlelllKeiit adrica irec to jiareuta petannallv.
malled tor iKixtdire. -I W. hf HKlill KltllOK N, .-ei itjt.iry,
7 Last UUiM., New. York.
PARENTS SEEKING schools ror their
1 t'UILURES will ilu-1 pi'ospocttiaeaof tbo BBBT, Hither
la cltv or country, in
11N( EN EY 'li RI 'HOOL ANO COULKOE Ol'IUK,
<\t-f\Mi?-i\ to aaalat parema In aelectmn acboola. At oltlee
I'RKt". by mail, A esau lor po^uite. H|>ecial cataloaoMnf
thc tie<! ailiuolx IBIBlshod 0 KAT11. Iiilormatlou couoci mn,'
bcIkmiIh freely rivttu t<. aaraala lad iruai.iiaii*
Pi Nt "KNEY'S AtllNCV tor Sf ifoatl.H and TEAa'IIP.R?a.
UonicatlcllulldlUK, Uroadway and 141b nt. New.York.
Daiuin 1 lAtaoc.iv.'j.
ALLEN DODWOKI'H'S
NOHOOL KOR ha Nf ino, No. *5?1 .'th ava
Porparilculaiaaaun for cltcalar. iiodworib'a near I^ncera.
Music and neurea NEW. Jual publlxlic.t.
4 LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S, 112 Bth-ava.
a\ flaaaef every muriiluir and afi.i 11....Q lientlemen'*
rlaava Mondar and Thuraday ?-ventura. Private Inati uc
li.>n day or evening
pXSE MARWltUs Behool fnr Daneiaft G7
Vy Madison-ave., Mud for cl; culara.
DK GARMO'S clash's iti ilanciti^ meit tinily
and Mon.lay and Thuraday evenings at standard Hal..
1,47(> ll io id way. _
p HARVARl7~Rfc:iLLY,*MHsUM of I Muring
1 ? No. f,"H .'th.ave. cor. ?7th-*t.,npnoait<t Windsor ll ulai,
a.'laaaea will reno.u-oeno? Moimi,' Ootottnr 1 J, IHHI. Ea
Riiirriiieut al Newport, II. I., dos*, October I.
1'. B. Scud portage Hta-iio fur c.lroular.
(Teachers.
A RLE nnal nacomplisliid jirofa-sBors. tutors,
JfWWeeSBBS, leeutrera, coinpantuua and Btiaaa>aaaaia
fnptlfea >y W-lon _ M.jr. YOUNO. Aaaftoaaaad foreigii
1 eachera' Agency, 'il I'nlon Hquare, "
AMERICAN nnal EUROPEAN TKACHKRH*
J\ IllRIiAt; auopllea. without cbsri((t, colleKe?. achiaila
and f anil lea with tnoiouchly roiuiwtont profeaaora, princi?
pals and leacheta. Fauilllea roIuk abroad, oi t.. the country,
promptly suited with supeilur lut-ira, coiupauiona and gov
eriieaMea. fall on or address PROFESSOR LKOENliRK,
I,ll'J Uroadway, New York.
\| 1SS HESSE'S EDUCATION A Ii BUREAU,
Iva Mts Weat lilKt-at., New Yoik. Teachers, profeaaora. gov.
em. viet, houaekecpera. provided vtlth positional families,
colleges nnd schools with competent Instructors. Sellouts
ie. lim.n. oded to parents. Befcaal furniture and supplies
References, by favor i Hon. Ituuillfon Kiah, Hon. ei-hecre
taiy Evarta, Cyrus W. Kiald.
UN MONSIEUR IXSTRUIT, alni, i,^ nnlr,
parlant et ecilvi.ul l-anjflals (leslie un em phil ronnie
taueur de llvieaou tout uulie nu il uulaao so i.-mlie utile.
llefer.-ntes. S'adresaer a i'otUcede la Tribuii". ll. (I. F.
ftuoi't/os (ThnntcB.
NEWSPAPER nd JOB OFFICE for Bala?
Xn in rapidly growing uianufactuttng town of Eastern
Ohio. Population 8,(Xiu. Addiess W. H. MEEK. Martin's
Ferry, Ohio.
PARTNER WANTED.?A bqabeee ?aawgg
a.H.iKtU to take charge in thia city of a branch of ao Eaaf
ern manufacturing house; business permaueiit. extra profit
able, and will boar investigation. Andreas HARDWAKE
Tribune Offlca.
Onlcs bn (Auction.
C' "ffATTLE ~ MORT GAGE " SALE.^John"'c:
Uyst. auctioneer, will sell at public auction on Tuesday,
Januaiy 80. 1??3. at ll o'clock In tha fornoon nt No. lil
Howard st. tlilsolty. tne furniture and flxtures of a lager
beer saloon. fly order ot the mortgagee
Lated Jan. 29. 18b3. AhnilEL P. FITCH.
Attorney tor inortK3|eo.
ftO Nassau nt. New-York.
tielp COonte&.
MBV!SLSS5U2A' tftrl"'T porty^eT?nth-a'ti at the II AR.
L^M bmoKa. Nta. l,oat7 and Ooo ThirtiaTe, rorner
One fm Dilrad-and-twcoty-flfUi ai, up to I e. bl, at regular ol
?oa retea. ?
A
NOELL'S TURKISH, ELECTRIC ANI)
jCL ROMAN BATHS, 61 Lexington ave, want young
American men ani women; medical students or graduates
preferred, also, cook and steward._
w
ANTED.?A flrst-claaa sftamstreas to act aa
lady'a-mald. Applv by lettar giving refareaoea. H,
Tribune Uptown Office, 1.1IH Broadway._
IV ANTED.?Agent at New-York for flrat
T v class flabium house manufacturing visas buttons,
bead*, lewelry and fancy gooda ; 00 vrara I j this trade ; sack
agent Ut be well known with Importers of this line of goods
Address refareneea and offers to liKTl'fcNfi A LILIEN
THAL. X) Broad lt . New lora UUT.
MINES AND MINING.
Mond at. Jun. 'J!)-P. M.
The mining stock markets to-aliiy generally wert
depressed ; but there were a f>'W lirinlit spots. Iron
Silver rose to '-'.HO nnd Green Mountain wm lirra ai
65 cents. Robinson declined lo I.1M1.10, nnd
Werra (Jrando broke from 2.50 to 2.15. CBryeoUta
was weaker at 1.50. That Comstocks were dull and
lower. _
SALES AT THE MIS ISO KXCITAXOES.
Open
lnjf.
ACTCAL HALKii.- AHAKKa
!r^,-J_. .! in
High,Low- nB^
est. csu
atnie.
Barcelona.
Raaaick.,
Melcher.
Belle Isle.
Bod i n.,.
Hradahaw.
Bulwer..
California.
Dumonte.
Clinilar.
Con. Virginia.
erowal!.
Decatur .
Dnranao.,.
anternns* Con.
Fannie Hariet .
(Iroon Mountstu.
Hain and Norcross*..
Hall-Anderson.
Harlem.
Horn silver.
Hortense.
Independence.
Iron eilyar.
Lcadr Ile con.
Little Culef.
U t i .tr..,
Nsvaio.,
Northern Uelle.
Korah llolln Isl.<.
"Hemal and Miller.
I'm sal.i li.
Ilappahnnnook.
Hiking Mun.
Robinson con.
Olaiia (iran.le.
AouinPacine .
sian.lnrd con....
State Line. Nos I .VI
Miat* Line. Mos 1 A 9
Sutri. I unnsi.
I arlor-Plnuiaa.
Tuscarora.
Union Con.
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1.10 2.1fi
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1.60
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2.80
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.42
8.00
8.98
0.76
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4.bb
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2.1ft
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.90
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100
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600
100
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1.001
2,000
100
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1,000
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H'lO1
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6,600
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8.2o0
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2.41K!
li"
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2,10(1
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3,000
1,60(1
60
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1,1041
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1,24(1
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200
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1.100
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4,8o0
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Totalsalaitortheilar. 21,7. o mOTt
'belier 15._
CLOSJ.S'i' l- ? ALttOMiftA tTOCWB
San Fiiamthck, Monday. .Inn. Mt, IH1\
Hutunlav. To
Alnna. 1
Ait t . U
lltslit-l. >,,,
Bali ber .",?
liesi and lielcher. . I 'a
Bodia . I
BuUton.
Calit.irnia...?.
. h..Our . |%
(ona Vlrnnia. ''.u
C|..? ii I'.ilnt..
Rxcheqaet."jj
Qesilil Jill ('ur.
ti rmii Prise 'v
dale au.I (orel I
Marun a'ult. .
Hetardajr Ye
Mi -."' M. it'*
Mon,. 'ia
Northern Bella. Vi
(ii.ior
(ivi-rm
fe
ll .
?
sauirf.
Mi ul N-vada
v. vi i Klaa ..
I nuii. (on ..
Wales
\ ellon lu.^.el . 1 V
.
Koori un. *'m
Ali.h.ii . .??ie
dav.
vs
IS
ii'..
Inv Ti'i.ki, nt in to nit. i kimi si .",
Calico, ('ul.. Jan. "'.' The bullion proded of
the Bonanza King Consolidated Minina Company,
of l ntvidciiic, ( ii .. "i iin- areek enduig Janoerj
ni wm ii, WO "Hil' i -?
lt la reported timi large lend mines here been di ?
covered in Timber Mountains, loo udlm north of
l iiitidciicc. _
BolllOfl valued nt f 1 1,558 Hil w.is ic,ci ved in thia
i Itj yesterday from tbe minea.
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
MtW TOBE, Jvn. MS,
Tin- deaNnge Ib Doited Pipe Line eertiflcstee
lo-iUt nt Mm i.rn- i(troiedin exaBaagea wen afeoel
i,ooh,<mkj hernia lu i-xct-aa of the amount iBearded ae
last Monday. The jirlcc Of ciudo oil clo.- .1 < \ I u at
'.it, :i nuts per terrel i.iMie tba Hist figure
of it wael nco Tiie adrenea n.a.!- laal Bael
liiid itt .ri -in In th. . I Igfl rated HluinUcancr niteii t"
Hm peaBMe eerelepewnti la lie Patt noe weil.
atereal large lort their ana Utaoi tee Mgeaea
who, nt Oil Cit), "Wemed* Hie market on the Until*
information aa to tho actual dry tMiiUlllun of that wei.
Hence tfn- circle of lum ra wui ao extended taut real
aaUaea bed ta be sofbreed, aad tBa rapMttji af the
adTaaea tuado the market au thin that ll.,
cniai of priers at sa eaaily broken In
The movi'inent of tho laal few tlaya ban
lur reused the " rhort " int. r. tl flt ot Iv, hut lt la do.il.-f ii
whi ther it haa beeoaM aeai Beano tile, ai ha? aasBaneaeed
tho laatdara, arba have arMaetly tieen working ike
ni ui ket npw arl from I he baals "I the elphin*. Never
tlieleae, ix twlat mi th. "nhmia" for the minni nt would
uni be out of order.
The totul Irttuaactloii* to (Uv were 90,000 (mr. la lu
azeeaaaf thoeaof Hetardajr. rbeeouiee ol tin muk ?
waa (lott uu ard, uitii li.tiuul ic.irl mi.-, from
beginning lo end. Thc drat prtee v..,.
luo7*, a*td from Ihat Ijrnn there waa m ? ?
in nev When the nfl. moon boei t upi ned lhere waa a
rally to 09% nf thu was toe reports from ( Ul
Lill thu Ibe Keaoaedtba Keed anti Brcnneiaan
?i.i, ii \?i re opaaed la Deeembei laat, ont ri eeatlj fallen
nil beevtlf in production. But the react lam wm aet bus
tamed, and the merket ended weak at ii7. too lowest
io ;. .? of th, day, n de. lliic fiom BalardaJ o' over :i
cei,ia. 'I rad. ra ate in ir. pldatlon over ibe cornii n Shea
?iou well, rrferrt'tl to In Bundajr'a I huh bb, aad t Mra ar.
nlno various reports .ih.nit itevelo|iioei ta noon to he nude
ni lintier and Patt r I'ouatlav, Peea Tin ae ure lu
regtama aboee peesiitle pi iain, non i. un aakaewa BaatM.
uioi tin ii fora oueii to a areal e ntl" t of ?i>iulon.
Tho deellagato daj ware regie* ml ue follow*
Bai isis
New Y?ik I'etroleum Kt change_ . l7iitt,(XHi
Natl.. na! 1'. lu.lenin l.i. lana.- .1,07'i.OaM
>ew York MiuIiik Hiv, k l.i. han#a. TtM.000
Toul. 2t.ii2.lKK>
Thc ratine of pi leta vt aa:
B V I'et. Bal Pat MlLlniC^toek.
opentaa.....loo ieoTa io,ij?
irubeel ? l"('% 100% 1"'"?
i..*.-i. e?% g ;,7''>
linal . t'7Si S7 07?4
I h.. refined oil mark t tv. uk.tu d to-day In aimpathv
with the decline III Ibo crude lin.duct, falllliK 'P lo 7V,..
77ij centa ii pillion.
1 ba xalea of eel Ilflralcn nt the Oil ("itv lil."lianne were
reported by t. Isgraph al 2.:'17.(k_mi barrele
faining.
A?WATSON t\ GIBSON!
? l-l ?.Tildi I ll M AMI MIMMI llltoKKUH,
.-.:. lnoadwar. New-York.
IMTKIi 1'IIK J.I... I. t I.H I IKICATKS
houifht and m.ni on cniiiintaaloii. oil carded mi niarirln at
lowoat rate of la tareel. Bea direct wiietmiii city, un"
tall..i.i and lufutuialloii i tn ? ifnllj fut Llahud
POPPER QUEEN, Joeuistita, Hprinir Vnllo.v
" und ail .o tue Dilnlna tim ka tioiisht ii'nl ?>.1.1 on com
uiii.aii.il er.BBBaTON \vki.i.in(i.
It, Y. Mining Block Baehanga Oflco, bl Broadway.
nrvicBOPTiir. j
-TAM'AllO ( liNeiillllAir.il Ml.MMO CO.,}
.-AN Hum lex., Jan. IO. 1 MM3. J
rpiIE FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING of ibe
I htoekholoeta of the above named Company, lor the elec?
tion of aevi-n iurcctot* ami the t r.i inaction nf aueh other bual
tiena aa may ho pieaenled, will he hehlou .'?!' i '? l't \ l'..b.
ti. IhhH, tlrit M' od.it In lebiuuiy.! at I o'cI.k k p. m. on that
lay, at UM aBMs M tin Cawapeay. Hourn Ba It, Nevada
III..i k No. noll Montcoaierv at.. Han l"raiicl?oo, (al. Trena
I.., i.miaa ?ill I.,-.l..-..I Iii Nen \i.rken J anuarv Tl, I Km:i,
and lu Hau Kraui laco ou 'lTnirad.it', ?biunry 1 1mh:i.
WILLIAM WT Ll.18, Becretary.
M.w K"tni.*Mna)otTi ash hilykbi
MUO0 a'oar as r.
THK ANNUAL MEETING of tbe Stax-k
A lu .I.th of thia Ciiiniiaiiy for the election o' Tmateea for
.lo" coming year, will he held al the office of the Company,
No, .Md liroiidwi), New-York, ou Tueadav, Jauuary .lil,
1HH3, at ll o'clock a. m. TTauafei hooka will eloae January
Tl and reopen January .lal, 1HMH. H. .MCUOIja, Mec'y.
Dated New York, January 17, 18811.
(Dttan Steamers.
ANCHOR LINK. U. H. Mail st...^^'
H KW YO UK and OIASUOW, via HKItKY.
fruin Pier KO, North Uiver, New York.
ANCHOUIA.i'eh. it, 1 p. lo , DVMiSlA ...Yt-l, 17. 1 B ttl
BOLIVIA..Veto. 10. 7 a.m. ( IHCISMIA len.'.'1,7a tu.
Hakea of iiuaaage lo
0I.AHOOW, LIVKKl^Oi. IIKI.1 Arl I or LOB HON I1KIIR Y.
Cal..us BOO to B80. Kdiiralon tloketa al rr.liuwl ralee.
hern,i,l ( ahln, itu. Steerage Outwaiil. gin 1'iepald. $11
For bouka ol "? Touia In holland," tau-a, plana, Ac apply le
llL.M;i.iiM()\ B MO I'll Ells, Agaau. 1 Howling dreeo.
BORDKALX LINK.
New and dlr. ct line to the (jonth of Trance.
NKWYOHK AND BOBIIKAUX DIBBCT.
f'HATI'.AU I.KOVII.i.K, 4.000 lona. Hat Ftb.it. lcm
CHATEAU LAKHK. l.'MSl lona, nat. March a. 11 a. rn
Traveliera for France, Spain and Italy, Pyrenee*, rea.
Nice, ec, will aave time ana expe-rae by laking mia line.
Cabin (Including wlac). Sid. bUserage, bib. For uaaaaga
univ to
ipply lo
C
F. l.Kliou r. ANOBR. 40 neaverat
NARI) LINK.
NOTICE-"I.A.NK BOCTB."
FHOM NEW YOHK TO LIVEIU'OOL VIA QCEENS.
TOWN.
FROM PIEH XO. 40. NORTH UIVER.
ROTIINIA.Wedueaday. Jan Bi, Ilu in
CATAIXJNIA.Wrdneaday. Feb. 7, Il p, ni.
HALLIA.Wetlaeaday, Kelt. 14, ll a.ni.
PA VON I a.WedaeaOay. Teb. il, Ju bl
cabin paunr, too. nnu ana Bl00.
Hteerage tmaeta ut and from all parla of Europe at very low
raiea. Fielght aud paeaaxe office, No. 4 lluwllug (Ireen.
VEK.SON ll. BKOWN A lR>., Ageuta.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
Iletween New York and Havre.
Company a pier mew). No. 4K North Uiver, foot of Morton at.
rraveliera hv thl* Hoe avoid holli tranalt by Kugllah rail?
way and the diacomfort of rroMlng tha Channel In a amati
hoax. Hpechu ualn leering the compaiiy'B dock at Havre ol
,e.ci. v Y1.'. on srrtvaT of atcainera. Haggage cheekeal
nt New Vork thtongh to Parla.
EfrWtfi,p*5*iT* ** "suterlve. Wednesday. Jan. 31,11 ara.
? ?nwa ^?i? ?,8T1rT"B.Wedneedav. Feb. f. 0 a.m.
LAliRAIiOR. Jonola.WedneaoayTFeb. 14, Jl a m.
N
Okeeaa parable at alght, In anioanu Ut salt, on Ute Banuue
Tranaatlaullijne of Parla. '
For freight and paoae.o aiinly to
IXH'lMLfcBEflfA.V, \gent. Bo. 0 Bowling Oreen. _
Y. HAVANA E MEXICAN MAIL SS. Ll^T
? Mteatuera loave WEEKLY from Pier A. N. B at a n m.
FOH HAVANA I>IRK(T AND Foil ^KRA OttH
Via Havana. Pmgreao. Campecho aad Frontera.
riTY OF WAhHINOroN.rT7.? rhuriHlav Feb 1
CITY OF Mr.KIDA....... . .. ...IBnK. Feb! 9
MffJSa 1JM;;,,HK.^.nnSlitir Feb. ii
bniali uhl?? lu dlnlna room. Tbeae aUamera carry doewra
W. ALKXANDBB A HuNb, ll Uioadway.
?ceitn Steamer*
r<ERMA>rANI> V. S. MAIL St^MFRST"
\X NOKTII (IHIISIA.N LLOYD
bTEAMslllP LINK IIKTWKKN NEW-YOUK,
soi'THAMPTON AND BUKMEN.
HA LIMP. Haturdiv. VOb.t\ ..UK .. Hal ti rd ay. Feb. 17
(Jen. WKBHRli -at. PeH.HI | DOB4C saturday. K?b. 21
KATES OF PABMAOB from NEW-YORK to 90CTHAMP
TON, HAVHE or HKKMK'L ^^
FI BHT CABIN.81001 BECOND C/filK.WO
HTEKRAOK, B30.
Return tlcketa at reduced ratea. Prepaid steerage rerun
eaten. $24 BteeaBStl sall from Pier betweeu Hecond and
Third at*.. Hoboken. N. J. ? ? ? ?
dELRICHH * CO.. 2 HowllnK-Orcen._
GUION LINE. _
CNITED HTATKH MAIL STEAMKRS
FOR yilEENHTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier UH N. lt., foot of King st
ALASKA.satutUay, Feb. 8. 1 P- to.
NEVADA.. .Tuesday, Veto. 0. Si*? f. ta.
ARIZONA. .' .Tuesday, Feh. 13. 0 a. m.
AHYHHlNtA.'...'.'.Ineadav. Felt. 90. .. iSO p. 111.
W YOB INO .Tueadav. Kel.. 27. RBOa. nt.
rVTheae steamer* are hunt ot iron, In wafer.tight compart?
ments, ami arc turnlahcd with every reoulaite to miiko tho
i.as*agc aeteeB the Atlantic latth aafe aad agn nahle. Bavin*
bath room, sm .Icing roo-ii, drawing loom, til ino .ind Hillary;
alao experienced am penn, atcwatdesa BM cnrteioi" oil each
ateamer. The state rooms ure all upper deck, thut lnsuiluK
those greatest of all luxtirlcaat sea, perfect ventilation and
Cahill passaic laccording to stat* room), $00, $80 and 1100
Intel mediate, *40. steerage at low lama.
OFFICE NO. 10 BROADWAY.
_ WILLIAMS * OCION._
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. - Hambura
I American Packet Company's Lino for PLYMOCTII
(London), t"HEHflot'llU (Pana), and HA MRI'Rd
Fitl.MA.Titura. Fe h. I i 41 bVIA.TUM.. Iel.. 22
M-KU'I P II A 1.1 A. 1 hui a. I eh. 1 . i Hull I.M IA ....-m.. Kell. '-'I
Ratea (lo Pans oitrai: Kirai (".thin, tor aniline before
April I, +70 and 00 j Hetvmd (laMa. W0i Steerage, rt1'- Kx
cut-'m ratea irrr.it. v reduced. Seiidfor "Tmiriata' Oatiftte."
Ki UIIAHDT * CO.. Hen. Affta. .No ill Rroiwi-af,. N. Y.,
C. R RICHARD.* CO.. Oen. Pas*. Anti, (ll llway, N. Y.
INMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS
FOB QCKENHTOWN AM) Ll VF. ll POOL.
CITY OK Ul' IIM<?M)....Wl.i'NKHI)AY. Keb. 14. 10a. m.
CITY OP BERLIN . HA l i",:n l t. I il. '7. 10. m.
riT^ ofi'\ius. i ur usda v. Fob 2 '. '.a. tn.
Hteamcts mirkoo i?) do not cai i V interned! ile pa weimera
From Pier Iltl (new nunitiori, North River.
('.MUN I'ASSAdK, .*(!". *tt> and fllttl. IntermediatO, til.
MEEItAOE. *'."?. I'repail. fJ,._
.Kill N O. DA Li;, Aiicnt, iii and U Uroadway. N. Y.
Philadelphia ofll. e, BA IM South 4that._
NATIONAL LINE.?From Pier 39, N. R.
ll I nit LIVKIU'OOL ANI) QtJKP.NHTO*N.
EOYFT. Feb. .1. 1 SO p. io I I he QC ERN Fi b. 21. OiSOp.B.
POI! LO.Nlid.N DI UBI T.
HOLLAND I on H. I p. m. CANADA. V-u. 7. Il P m.
Catlin *'.J to*70; outward ilraetn *'.''> i piciiald afei it-e.
ticket, tn. v. W. ll CHUT, Manager, 09 ano ?3 Broadway,
NY. ,
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
I LINE Killi CAI, I KO lt NI A. H\ND\W'll IHLANDB,
I tr IN. CHINA, MW ZEALAND. AC -I'll ALIA. CEN
TRALand s,il" ill A \l Killi "A ami MEXICO.
li..tn Nita Vina pier find Canal at . N. tl.
tot nan ? '? iuiibm ot Paaaroa
' i \ u ? i.mt. i i u.n v.i.
C'onnretinc tata C( ntr t ?nu ?-?iiith America and Me not
Pram wan Krsnrtaco, lat ami Brannan ?
1,1! .I.lti.lll Bfl I I 'fl
ti. .'. I ? . . i ie .: iv. .Inn. I ' 3 O. m.
Basemen Tlcseie between -au rraociaco anti afoBolaania ai
??:?.?. lal lal.-a.
For HONOLULU, NBW-XHALAND and AUSTRALIA.
i . . ? i :. , \ YOI K illa t?i lu d.n . I ' '-' p ei
oi on uiriv.il ol Lona in m ii ?< al
Fer Freight, i..i.?a-.' and ueneral Informattoa apply ..t Com
DU the IVr I lt. > o; th Uiver.
U i iii i.i. -.v. Kiipertnl
pi.D STAR LINE. Kor Autrerpand Pane.
J 1 tallia .- K" ii * w Yotb nu i Antwi i p .??.. iv - it order.
Itl.l ? .1. N I.A.N i? . ? . .' p. 111.
Kl! i.a nd sat lima] ,7 a. ui.
.imt and Oath -..ip-.,
i en union
prepaid, S'-'O . e , nra od, *?!.t ?'>.
? Pi i ..ii u i:l< a ii l A 1IJN?, Oeueral AgonU, bb Bri
KOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
eta mers aware Co's pier, foot of Suaeexst.. Jei
I (III A .lr I ,.|IDA M
--. I I I... DAM Wedin Blay, .. no,,ii
loll ROTI i RD v
PB ROTTERDAM Wedi i.-irv 7. ri n. m.
1st Cahln. 07ai i 2d Cabin. .?? i -i-mi-., * '.'tl prep
li. i A/Ai I n: .'7 M.i.tii v. n .
I i N ii .??. I.. W. Boll
'.'Ts v, i....ii,,si,. Fii li; t.- I t- HO B'waj Oen Psaa Au'l.
U' ll I TE MAU LINK.
UNITED KT ATI - AND ROYAL VAIL UTE \Mi;ii?a
Fd It i.n I i Nt ...'.'. IND LIVERPOOL
NOTIt'K.?The steamer* of this line take tha Lana Reata
recommended hv l.t. nt. tun' Maury. C. H. N., on boll
outward .md bom ward yoyagea
li vi 'I ii . caul Para .i hui lUc r. i.. i. i". :n . m
BRITA N if" . ipi i , v - | .Iv,. lu, 7* m.
ai ni c\ -.i . i apt. -i- nu nita.ii'
IE' Til' Cud . Blt I]
rBOU.TIII WHIM, -tai- DOCK, FOOT nf WEST
l.tI 11 - l
The** et camera are Ballona In alie ead na nrpaaaed map
poll.in..-:.ia. i ii.?,i ,..i,.. -tnt.,i?.ii,?. smualn . I
witera the soiae and mul
". kn.'idinc s dean e ofcomlort tilth, rto unatuib i ile
at -ea
rvi',-.-* ? -i'..om.fitt. am .mi %ioo itet'i'ii ti ?
favurai.l, tai Irom the Old Country, t . treal
.New Yt I -
'I I.e. ' !'i*?.
Fut ina;.nof ulanaandotUei lu' rmuliou apply ..' ,
Compant il Broadway, New.Yora,
' R. J CURTIS, AtfciiL
c i. ii vt: 11 t ; i g co., axeuts, it wtoa.
kauri i i a i v i i ali ipili*.
W
INTER RESORTS.
iiiiANii im DBsioiea
ATLAS LINK Of Mall. BTBAtfBBB,
I-or IIVlIAMAv. Illtk-a I-.I AND. JAMAICA. II AYTT.
Flt RTO RD O, l-l ll Mi ?- ot PANAMA and COLOMBIA.
MaUiag arerjr week ruurlata arr lavttsd to avail thi
ut lhaae tripe, which they caa make on any route walch '.."
a ..iiipain'. aii ? it tbe extrema low puce ol |
day. whlen liM'lndea Urti.n board th. ateanei th" whole
timi', an t th. rtoauyntaar ataaiuerof rhe .;ii^
nlheToye?a
lo) mav
t
I ..llWl.'.D .'.
('
SUnaiiotti tUniuca--iTcmaico.
4 T MLLE. IKS I ROM'S ?wediah, Freopfi aod
.'? i lit mao Ktiipliivmr.it il ? , . |
aaata?eooha Kami eamon w.i.??-,?-., . imttenualda aol
filia f.,r K.'ii.'i al li.Mii.-w..: k alan uni" ar- mia
footlnei, .*.? Ml.I I-. A Ih-llli.M, Na 1T"( LoOu/tia
ave ,ioi. .11 al at , Sum Vick
UlAMHERVVORKi HursKWiiUK, WAIT
' BKBHM, COOK". Be itv u.k..i Protestant rlrla.foi . itv
ann i ojiilrv. foi very modi rate ?i(,i At the PBO'I'Etl
ia rilOUl fit i.i a ( . . -i.ihiiv.- t doora abova loth-at
C(i()K-A I'riiic!i conlnu bimi, with verbal
refeii ni ea. i an ba aeBB at d"'- ilti ave lal ll,ar la th. r
ouatily eiperlenced and lu eterj way tecommendahle.
CHK)K.?By ;i rorapeteol youbb troouui m
/ fliat. laaa rook In a piivaiw family, unexceptionable ref
eu ii.. -. ll uri 4 tl, |
C'oiiK. ?\i. Mv n capable Swaale nirl for
J city i.r conntrv. a"u en eiient ((mk ami Brat-rata laun
drraa, n<>f afraid of taork wll.tiik', aol,tr and hoacat, heat and
till. ( a.I at .'7." i.th ase . I,. I 1 ;th aad 1-lh -ta
C^(H?K. Itv ;m Eiiffliah I'mta-i-tiiiit trnoiBB in
) a amaii ftfyate Cfcrtauau faaUly; waaeeaotao nnch an
object aa a i.-iKa1 how, aaaplBJ n.ciil wanted lin un .Hat cly UH
Weat 4 lat al., Inp ll,air
COOK.?My ii tliiiittuplily competes! rook,
In it piltrate taiiniy. laat .Kv nlrtrine 1'01 Kital
nth at
fXMjK anal LAUNDRESS Bj a voling inur
v^ Oed wmiiaii aa flrat claaa cook and laundn aa lu a private
faini.s >.i i....iMiiii|f inm..?, ,-iti 1. (. ,ei, .a tu Perry-aC,real
I kRESSMAKER] hraT-efaaal would like ft-w
1 ' mmteengugewmuula by the day, or at bouae, iiSS'Wael
'.'lill. Ht
l/HKNiH St) RHE.?By b traarwortby Freneb
I arearaa,wfcetaalaeaeeadaaematraaa amt baa uuenep.
ll.ii,ul letSfBUl I a Irom h. . laat employer, where alie baa been
Ove yeara Mri eth-BVe.. Brat douf_
0USEW0RK, WAI IKISS ur "nlrse.
IIV a i apatite orphan |rtrl | . Ity m coutitry . eau aew. and
la neat, tidy and willina . wairea model ale ; uood referenci-A
Call at 'J7-' Cth avr , between 17th and lsih ala._
VIKSK'.ind SEAMSTRESS.- By a resnea't
ll able Biri aa nurse to anowina children, or eau tuk. full
{baree of tiaby ; (food plain aeauialreaa , heat city u-trieun .
Tl.- lilli ..ie _
MEW EPISCOPAL COOI'ERATIVE UNION.
il Ural . laaa acrvaiita fm ali altuailoua at tbo N1-:\V
I'AiaoiH, f,-.' Keel IJtli el. _
INTERNATIONAL AGENCY, N... n.~> Wont
. yitbat auppllea tliat cluaa colored aervant-,. male and
feiush, foi every capacity Thone due, j tram the South fur
tbo count iy_
II
Biluntiono U)antci)--XUalcs.
ASSISTANT BARTENDER. My ii vinnie
man, 17, not particular aa to wagea ? au fiirufab iroild
referencea aa to thai*. Kr I'le.iae addieaa ULMlV S.Mll'H,
iVIH Weal Itllli at. _
AR8I8TANT BARTENDER.?By ti yoiin?r
J\ man. 17. not particular aa to wagra ran furnlab irix.d
lefeiiiiceaaato.'haiaciei i'leaae addreaa lll.NRV sufi ll.
IIIImU eat 3&tb-aL_ _
BOOKKEEPER or GENERAL OFFICE AB
HLSTANT.?By .1 Tounu man. age tl\ guutl refeiem ea.
I'leaae addieaa I- P. Il l" (ill E-i, carn of J. (iio^im, Heat lltltb
? t . between bib and 'Jib area.
COLLECTOR.?My a young m.-ui aged 30
rr..ia thorouiililr acquainted with the city, can fur
niall Al leteritnceaauil aeturlfv. I'leiae addi. ?? ?? Ktiutiij
Olnl.N, 111 Kaat 4tith at, _ _
pOACHMANaad GROOM ?By aa Bnffieh
V> mau; ave lb; aluale; uiuleratanda the care of nne horaea
and cmrlaiii??. no objection to country, boo I referenoea from
laat euuili.jri. AdiDeaa C . 187 heal ?7th ?f., ha.aenient. __
COACHMAN.?By sinKlo Proteatant uiau,
) oobei anil truatwortny, thotouably utnleratauda boraea.
bameaa and canlucea la a <ii lin, lld elly di iver, Uie baal of
elly rnferencea D WKITK. Kl I 4th a?e._
CCOACHMAN or GROOM.?By a younK man,
> lat. Iv ot er from li eland, as enan man or groomi ia a
naeful man lo auy way; good rrfeu-iici a; none need apply
bnt anch; no objection* toad In UM country, ll. H., 47
Tribune Vptown oBlce, HUB llmadway, _
c
COACHMAN?English, married, no fnmilv,
\J eiperlenced etty roai'Timsn , riwpi ? table anpearaiice,
wiih li yi ara'aupetlor referem ea, eau lie strictly Inveatl
Bated. Addreaa THOMPSON. :il)4 Kaat 34th-at._
GARDENER?Single, of (borough, prm-ticnl
Vs ahllluea. wltii eateuaire eiperlenee In proper manage
noni of hut and <old trrapcrtca. plant lionaea, rt>ee-irmwluir.
Ti-aeUble foi elna, muabroom irrowlUK, amt all uutduor de
partairiiia , undrratauda faruilua". care of atoefc. Ac, pro
tleleut In leting out ami ImproTluar anrouuda. Addieai OAR.
OBNKR, ll Kaat I'Jtb at , aee?l atore.
M
O
AN-NT'RHE or WATCHMAN, &c.-By a
_ middle asiid Kngllahman aa nnr*e to an inaralld ; Arel
rhtaa quailfleatlona i ot aa ut?bt or day watchman, Janitor or
Inany capacity where thorough triiatwoiihlnraa would be
api.reclated Addieaa II. H. lt, Uptowu Tribune lillico.
l.Vaa Broadway.
FFICE ABHISTANT.-Bv I v..img Ameri
can, bte io. apeaklna Oennau, lu a wholesale hooae i eau
K7;W,aftwmieu?.r 0C<'* P'eMa Mddre'* JCUUb
WAITER or URIVER.-By"a7oung colored
nan. ll. honoat, tempeiate and Miling, at walter lu a
priTBU tauiily or drlrar for a doutor i can furn lab ?ooU reler
ancea Addieaa Q. B. molomon. elmth-aye.
WAITER aod CHAMBERMAIR^~li7~a
rienchUrflaa roan and wife Jual arrived, lu private
amall family elfy or reuntry ; man walter, wife chamber,
maid , nudcrataatiwork UiorutiKbly i no ohlecUon travelling.
Addreaa OW ino. Tribune Uptown Offico, l.lis Uro?iwar.
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
jANrARY 20. 1883.
THE GENERAL LIST.
Actual Hales.
i Closing
?J Illili.
b'pg.JH'g't.'LoWtFinal.l BUL (Aslc'd
Ml
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ell
Vl'l''t
a'n?i
i09-V
i31
141)4
Af.ni* T fl
A. AT. II. prf..
H. Air L. pref..
h. a a. * m.
Canada Pacific
Cedar Palls .
Cent. Pao.
Can. South.
C. ca AI....
c. c.* rc.
chee.AUhlo...
Ho. 2tl pref. .
Ho. lat pref..
.". B. Ali,.
c.K. lap. ..
Chic. A Alton.
C.SLI'.M AO.
Ho. pret.
CA N. W.....
Do. pref.
C.. M. *Ht. p.
Do. pref.
(in. Han. AC.
cent. Iowa?
Dan. A Nor...
Du. A H.C-...
Del. I. A W?
Ii..'. H. cin.il.
I). A Riot).
K. T. Va. A O.,
Do. pref ...
Ky. AT H
Umist. A Tel.
Il .-. st. Jo ...
ll. A St J. pref
Harlem .
(tm ii Bay....
II!. Cent.
I. II. .fe W.
Lone I-ai.d.
l. ka tr. ..
lamia * Niish
I. N. A. AC
I-ako shore..
Manhattan!" otu
Mauli.ittiili.
Mau. Itv. tnt
Man. Baaea. ..
MAO 1st ot.
MAC 2d prf .
Ifl t. I'I- .
Mich.fen. 97'#
m..v st. i,.i n
M A st. L. prf. | 034
Moi. a ' HOe
m. k .* r.
Mo. A Tao.
Morrie v Ba
M. in .* ('har
M. L. S. * Vf..
D..t.rd
ra. ^ i* -i.i.
Do, pref
Nt ,tst
V I I elli
B. Y. ANU
H. V. i .. ii
M. V. Kley. ..
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V \ I I . .V W
?
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n . y. o a w
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Ohio A MISS...
Ora 11
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v,i i un
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124
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122 4
100
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84
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00
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124
84
70
78 V
4
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33
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100 St
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16
84 4
704
79
44
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123 V 124
1431*1 ]22>' 1384]
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12(0*
107 4
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04
16V
76
200
14(1 V|
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Ul7. 124 ,
_. laii^iin; I
SI I *4K'al 6<lV SO'*, 60 \
10HV K'8V IC' ' led1*, idii's
'-MS, I'd 1 .'. i.12 'ill.
MC'.j 1464 Uti'.. 14f. "a 14i!>.
Share*
Hold.
~0AtH
1.101
32(
1.60C
d.4 i'i
.14.1
20,i
7,4.10
1.300
23.400
-"i
1204 120
im u itit,
107
Bu v,
70
leii'-j lu6\ ]0t}l', 24,200
1204' I'-'OV 121
^^^ 60
M
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1034|
124
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ri 'i
io
.
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411
83
200
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63
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ii
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'.'. I 70
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126 126'.
107V 107 V 107 S
48 V 49 V 41) r,
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42 V
HIiV
200 I
42 4|
64
200
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17
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7.1
88 4
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17 V
7-a
79
42 W
84 H,
lao
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1451, U:,V 146 14HV
1 ' H2>-, um
02 V
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66 4
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63
80
57 ?,
66
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ii
98 V 07 hi
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tia, 3"i?al ii
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lilt. 122 <B 1-2 4,
49
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611
sou
67 V
63 it
rn ???>,
60
mv
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70
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27 V
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67 4!
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49
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19
17
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in ll*1
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26 >i
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13
131
; 37,418
9,212
75,6'10
1,000
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2oo
<0"
400
30
610
300
400
22.300
KM)
13,100
800
16
800
3(>0
100
3.710
l.H'O
255
a;sn
450
I,SOO
14.400
20
4.9' 'ft
100
17,708
5,USO
1,260
215
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1(111
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HI I?.A H. prf
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Bt L. A - 1
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lol Itel. A li
l.t.* PBS .
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w -t um y
!?.. , n f ...
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M C. Ll
A Bier, 1
An.. I' lil.
. ...
deans H.* IM
_^_^__ , *1*?! 32.
86V 85-V 86', 8.1 h.,'.
.. r .. 124 ,125
Sd 86 bo 55 V 5tl I
? 1 . . . . .V 204
UO!, 'JO HOV 204 --'"a
.. j .. .. Hu 140
.. I .. 33
. ' . 13 15 1
.",0 I 6d 874
264 204 TAH WAH -"J
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M
1434 U84 14.14 U84 1434
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' '. iiV 604 5P? ...
.. I .. I .. I 94A
294
i'd
? 4 34
3:w
68-r
Ob
264,
3,500
3,0(,6
340
465
100
1,200
330
1,487
1.70H
Ant. l.i _
I- H. I ?.! ..
W. I Kt _
N. V. A V I
Pac Mail 4"
1 ol foal B I ll
1 on coal .... ..
1 ,m Coal
Marr land
New Cant .
\ MIS
Hornett k Mia
Oatarie M .
'.juicketlver
yoi. kslvr pra f i'i
ti tandara
butru Tuanel
30S. 404 30 4 40 4 4( 1V 4041
! 18 2o ,
t'04 WV ??4 9',J4 Wi'V '.'i'7.
1-4 82 , K3 -a 8841 if "4
.'?IV iS4 41 63 4| 64 4' 64-v 64 4;
- 1.8 ' 12* 127
.. .. .. .. ii4 ---.
", 6o4 064 tOH\ <>7 ?
.. i . 30 I .. I
62 H2?4 hiv' f-'4
136 US 13.i
ul 91 01
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31
40 ',
31
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34
8
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54!
414
31
ii
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17
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1*4
35
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40
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4
9.200
40.388
2.700
7.900
100
93
6.4211
5
10
2('0
2iO
100
300
Total lalea of the day. 364,765
?404seller m.iav?. WTyesUeraoaaya,_
OOTMSJfAtfRTA
UMt Beglsti
lO.OOO .?. .lln'a
C t* 4iaCcu|H.|i? 1-?1
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f fa 4a coupon 1007
lo.ooo.r.8V
10.000.118-a
BOSOS ASH ti ASK STOCK.*.
Import*:
1 rad ia Hank
240
Wall Bl S Hank
H>5
Arkntii-aa ,a
t t-uti al ll lisue
77.0. i' . 21
in 'ion. 21 4
23
I, OOO .2-4
2.(10" ... ,..28
81 (>("i. 24
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Mihi.na ai.d lt lt
in..'im . 444
6.eO(l . IH
I, ll .* Ct MUilb lt
l.Oi'O
LlltM-h I' ll 0 N o
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i, ooo. tte,
2.000 4j4
K'.dtNl. 4(1
i.ooo.w
6.OO0 BIS AH
8,000, M6 484
r.noil.47Vi
lind 47',
0,000 .474
16.111 u). 4'i
Ift.iu.'o.47
M;i * t ri i a i>
ditrlitlon
li'.noo.1224
UH A M P consol 1
'. U00 ... 124 !
Mich centralia |_
IvOdO.10-tV * 3.000.1144
Mo I'ac 1st cmiani , Kluun VA Oa 6a
canada ismitbam
Kt tiuar
l.ooo.93V
Ch8( I'aul Min
aud it con
.'.OOO.108
IO I'll.l
4-i
5,0011-. 474
N 1 ai. Ima 4a con
1 ii' 11 . . 70
a tm. ?? r llaate
dlTiaton bouda
iS.i.tm.75
14.0M) 744
30 OOO ... "5
CaOdOlat Serle* ll
8,01 0.'.'1
10.000.ol
C lt 1 A Tac tia
1PI7 ...iu>ou
1,000 . 1244
4,000.l-l I
lieu and lld Ut
< 00
10(100. 004
7.0(8)_'H)4
Krle'a con ?-i ld
4,000_ 12t*V
flint .t: 1' M'ti'l lal
4.000. 112 4
Lehigh A W 1) .nu
A4.rl.lfil
1,000 ..103'.
3.ono . 1034
li.iil.r f..inl N
lieu Moitaaae 6a
1.0O41. 924
1,(MI0. WV
I. Hinom A M lal
1,000. 'JO
I ..Ulai il!.- N A A I
lat
ll.ooo . 1024
Mobile A Ohio
lat
l.ooo . 107
Mobile A Ohio
2d debeu
10,000.61
Mil Aft Y 7 3 IO
1.000. 1264
Mil and Mt I' Ut
Ch A I'ao W I)l?
2.000. Ul 4.
8 Minn Division I
1.000.1004
M; 11-1 a. l't div
8,000.Ol 4
tl limul at v 11 * ii
0,0(10. 118
60.000.... 102
Mm */t L lit
hnutrtnekt Kt
3.000. HOV
Ca. ill. elteuiiun
2,000.101V
H ra *""ii
3 000. ft
S.000
90.OOO ..bl. "7 V
3.01k) .... 87V
2.00O. '.'7 4
North Pacific lal
1 cup
l.OOrt.1024
4000.103
6,000 .... I024
!\(kH).... 103V
'.i.ooo. 103
N Jrraer (intiai
Couti rtll/.e aaa
l.ooo.li()4
N Y Klerated lat
0.000 ... .11(1
Ntnirani Pa. lat
7,000. e.. 4
5.000. Ml
Nortbweat a 1' 6?
coup
5.000 1004
Ore'n Ta.on l?t 1
8.000. . "4 4
to.ono b3 '.'5
1.000 . 03
llicbmond di A Ut
14.000 . 80
Konfli I'ac ofC Ut
0,000. 104 V
M.OOO. 101A.
?j.oatti.... 1014
6.OIK).1044
st Land I M lat
1,000.IM
Virginia Mid Inc
2.U0O. .ii
Tnt Yarltlc 111 I. (1
0.000.804
2,000. 69V
.'..i.oo .60*
lo.ooo. 66
I0.0O0.fM'-j
l.uOO.6S4
Trxaal'aciao Ul
ll (1 di M.li,11
0,000. k.'.'.,
li),Ono.8.i4
10,000_ ft'-*,
26.000. 8i'.J.
15.00(1. 864
Wabaah 1 I. A Pa
Toledo P AW Ut
20tH).107 4
Te unceaee lia
4.000.43
8.000.44
Bnf N Y A Krle
lal III 101(1
1,00a). 130
Hui Cedar ll A N
lat
3.000.100V _
11,000.loovj aa leoine A 1 M 2d
10.000.734
1,000..734
trana A T ll lat
...Oi'O . 064
foti W avue lat
2.0110.136
mt A ti N lat
8,000 .. 106
Iowa Mid na lat
1,000 . M14
Lake Minn- Ut ll
lleuier. :. il
8 uno.. . 123V
ML-hlnaii ( 1 nt 7a
l.lklO.133
1,000.1244
Mil I. nam' W Ut
.'..uno .... 9*V
10,000. I'-.4
Mer A 1. 7a "I
6,000 . . 1214
Mobile md ohio
-ain i?eb
6 0.K) .34
Mo i'ac ..d
.109
1.000.109
M.. K A T 2d
10,000 .664
New J Central Ad
bi inl?
3.000 .IO1I4
N V Lake K A Wu
New 2d ion lola
3.000.97
13.000 .t*6V
Peoria II A Kvill lu
i.v iitaa lin- div
4.0(0.GI
MMlt) ..674
Pu rlaDAB'Tlll lat
Kxunatillodlvla'n
ll'.Olkl.N
11 w aaa t)e'i>urir
Iucuma
.'..(H'O .... 42 V
8t I. J uud Ch Ut
l.'.oaio.117
Tllaule div lida
6,000.754
lo.ooa) .764
tulon Pacific Ut
2,000 . .1134
Chic ll ur A yulu 7a
90,000.12(14
l rnli al Iowa Ut
l.OOO.1004
' A- nillo tia l'J ll
4,000 ... 1)0
K Tenn Vi A (MOO
1.000
Metropolitan E Ut
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Noni Pac lat re*
10,000. 10.1
Norfolk A Wal M
1,000.101V
Richmond A Dan
Dcbuu
2,000. 60 ??
4.000.. . 101
C C (' A Ind con
o.ooo. 1224!
tb A Alton s Y
2.00.1.114 I
(i.OOO.108
Ht I. A I la
Cairo and F Ut
3,000.100V
toOOTATWSa PUK USLItrAt) SBCCBITttS.
1.-I Aaked
lt. A Pac. blocka 1014
i ll .*. I i:."i lt ? 4
m.. do. Udai'ck.. V
i'kljru K.l. Ut mt|{.
I,,'.a ,u.-i-lalli't pd. 26
iliiflaln, N. Y. and
Phila. 33 33
Buffalo, N. Y. and
Pillia pref. 54 60
Buffalo, N. Y. aud
Pbll. Ut nt. N 96
Jalumel A Chi. Ca?
nal A Dock. 27 4 33
hie. A can. non. 3 l>
Do. latona. 33 40
ont'al Couatr'lon. 00 ott
[ten. and Kio U.
oonooie. . 87V 88
Den., Kio airanda
and Weatern. 344 27
Den., lt. ta. A Weat. ?
lat mtf. 414 '3
Hint A Pore Marq. 26 ..
,eoi(rla( enliai. 1(81
to.irtiL lat .1114 ??
10. cert, ol Ind.... Ol 03
ind.. Uec. A 8. 3 7
io lat mt if. 'und . 100
nt. liupiOveuicnL 404 49
io. Mo., Mau. aud
lei. ccu. mtg? 83 86
.lttle Ito. k ami Kt.
fmlth. 8C 38
dem. A Chea. 16
iii. National .... 9V ll
I lett, and O. lube.. 8O410O
10. Ut nita emin1? 7()
a. V Mtock Truat
certificates. 10
.-eWhlllK, II. A C.
lin ulura. 16
TY.,W.H. A Hof.
at'k dellv'd wben
leaned nu old mba 81
314
30
N. Y . Penn. A O.
Bid. Aaked.
)o., 6a
334
74V 74V Kd
Vi 2d Ultu. Ino. 15
V 1 Da, M mair. lue. 8 4 0
1 Atlantic and alt.
\ Weall iiicoui .. IV --
I Do lint. I
North Hlverl"on...l01 105
Ohio Cen. Hiv. div.
lat ultu booda . 664 00
ohio Cen. Hiv. dlr.
iii. .. nra. 16 16V
Oregon luipiovero't 91V 93
Un. lat mtf -93 93V
lu.shoit Line aube .. lou
Ito ?.io? 01 bonds
and atk. 69
Oi. labort Line aoba
elo.000 blooke ea
bouda and a tock . 65
Pen. A Atlantic... 37
Iio. lat uitjr.
HU abm K A Wea'n
utroij. 83
Ul. h. A Han ellen
aube..
st. Joa. A Weiteru 10
[Ht. Jos. A Pac. lal
I mt*. 60
bl Jua. A Pac. 2d
ntt? . 18
lt anana A Neb. 1st
min.60
Man. A Neb. 2d
I tnt*. 17
TexaaandCol.Imp. Oo
Do. ex boud. 10 14
Te lae, Ht. L lat
m.M audAdU. 71 75
Toi., fin and St. I. 8
Ito. 1st ultu.44 50
Valley UH of Ohio
1st nit*.103V100
Vtcksb'B A Merld. 4 64
l)o. preferred. 10
33
85
WI
ure 1
f.l 1
liuiiitn.it'n
aube. UAW. 74V 74VISd. Kl. Ll?bt
V A (iiee 11 wood _ jilat .Hartlabu
laka Vd income . .
i. Y..C. A Hi. L.
ei| bouda.101
i V .Liuk A Weat.
t' 1/ e. aul aU?ck . 88
JSM
108
M4
_^M
_atilUK A
Han Antonio. 8P
Keely Motor. 10
MabougCoalAHK 6
Teiaa Paoiflo lue.
ecrip. . **
60
830
104
a
NY Lack. AWeaf. iO.S. Elan. Llirht X 129 160
lat nit*. .109 110 iVlrka.. iShreve. A
North Pacific div. Pac. tncomcs. 184 30
bouda. 904 90y|_
VLOSl.SO PRICES Of BOSfO.V HfOHKX
BOSTON. Monday. Jitii. 29, 1,813
Saturday. To da v. Snturda r. To daiyT
Waurpower. 34 3 lOldColonr.137 137
BoetonLand. 64 64 ; Kntlaud n.-eferfil 19
A A Ton. ISI 7a..121 121 Allonea M 1 o.S.. 24 24
Ito. laudiai-aucVi.1134 RSV Cainmet A Hocls.243 346
B.H.ii.na.luov 1004 Catalpa.95 .074
Lit KS * Pt S7a. .. 97 Copper rana. I 2
a&TodKK. S3V 83V] Franklin. 14 114
Bott* A lt ll.1734 1734 Pewablcinewi.... 8 8
keelee A vfroue.isn 150 lunincv . .. 52 514
CIiicaiirAu'0f..l2U 123 i surer Uist. 6 64
Uu!j?nAflera.. 234 24 Wis Cen ia H cm UV 1*V
kaaiern rill. 41 40 j Flint A P Mar pre 994 99
Mm*fer* Mar. 254 25 Qaaaaai. ai si
LuK'k*ft -suntu 34 Huron. 14 IV
WYAN Baain'ad 48 48V I Toi. I). A Bur. Inc 13 124
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA SiOCES.
Report, i by loni <?. Davis A Ct. 17 Tall If.
HI*. Aak'd I H'iL Aak'A
Cltr fi*, nsw.133 134 I Morth'n Pac una 40 494
Onlted ?Kof NJ.1HK4 189 ? N'rth'n Pa^or'f. 83 854
Penntylr'alta... Hov 6?V I Nonn'ncsn. KR .'.i 66',
headline. 274 2H , Lehiali Sar.. S'J4 304
tteart'it ru'l rnor. 94V 1)4 4 , Pitta lt tn..tiiuf. l? l?*a
Lehigh VM. ft.... I -> ii.-.,: fleatoIiTliie ll iL 16 17
ustawia.ii. vm:... bil 68 I Plulaau.i Kr".o.. l.i 20
MOMiAT. Ja'i. 29?P. M.
The stock speculation to-day wah erratic, and
neither "bulls" nor "bears " havo reason to com?
plain thut the fluctuations did not oil t more than
usual opportunities for tbe turning of an " honest
peuny." At the opening ot bftafoeaa, the lirst
fignres generally were better than Saturday's last
prices, but the striking feature was the varied
orders which were present in Denver and Kio
Grande stock. When the chairman's gavel fell at
10 o'clock there were simultaneously bids maaie for
Denver and Kio Grande stock at each of tho quotable
fractions from 4b\ to 50, and it would be difficult
to establish as a matter of fact at what price tho
first salo of the stock was made; tho
running sales, however, as they wont reported
on the telegraphic tape, were from 4&1t up to SO1^;
later thero wai a decline to 40, and attn that
the stock attracted no more atti ial toa -if it did M
much?than some otlier stock*, although if. again
sold np to OOVoMO'g,and tha laeotjded transactions
amounted to 75,(100 shares, or more than one-lifth
of t he day's total business in nil -doe! s. Following
tho opening there was a 4*aAtum fm tin general
market, ranging from ^ to '_' pct cent. Tke latti I
was in Northwestern, which told dowa to ISO,
Suhsei|tiently prices were lifted by ania stn-ngtli ;
they sipped ofl frequently, but in the lui half
hour tho upward movement wan pushed with no
lack of vigor. At the very end there was some re?
action, hut the whole market aimed troup at lig
iiro.*wlii.li an materially higher than .-aturalay'i
lust prios.
Government bonds were quici : all the transac?
tions at the boards were in tho ls and lL_>s. The
bids forthe Sa and 8%B wat*advanced 'h per cent,
aud for the 4Ljs were Ki per cent lower. Annexed are
tho closing quotations :
Hid. Asaeo. si i. v-.'..
0.8. iKaonr.|04?? ... H.t. ene. At viii.llb ....
U.a.4Va ISHl rea. ll'i'a ll.a U. a. our. -ta. I Aili. I 2H ....
U.n.ix, mm ?ou.. 112V H3 a. 0. ear. Ba uti. ian ....
O.S.4alxnri teg.. 11m>4 l lU7a (J.i. oar. Ht. isa*. 181V....
L'.h. aa ist7c.ii. 118% ila', D.aieer u.l tai. nj ....
V.O. 8pr. oenta... 104 V 104V Ulai, of Col. 1.85a. li'JVlllb
Among State bonds, the Arkan-as 7s were active
and made further advances. Port Smitlis sold at
nw, against 53 on Saturday: Pine Hinds at lo^'o)
4*i( i, 17'-j. against i:i7a ou Saturday ; Ked Rivers
at mdhAWiS, against 41 and Cent rai af ila '14 a'i'A,
against MMXm, Tennessee Os brought 49 d 44 ; North
Carolina consols 7l> and Missouri Dh. 1999| 100, Of
city bank stocks, Wall Street sold [Mt at 108 and
Importers and Traders' (SO] at 200.
A well-distributed retail business was done in
railroad bonds, but tho usually active issues were
quiet. Prices were irregular, but generally wera
shades easier. Erie second consols were i* higher
at ftOV and single bonds brought 97- Clieapeake
and Ohio firsts, serte.s H.were steady at 91, and New
York, Cbicago-and St. Louis firsts were IU higher at
0734. Home, Watertown and Ogdeiisleirg incomes
were otl'34 at 4'J34. Lehigh aud Wilk. si arre consols
were U lower at IOU'*, and Missouri, Kansas and
Texas seconds wero otV i* at 'iU^i. Mobile aud Ohio
second debentures were up 2 per (eat at SI. New
York Elevated firsts were If higher i?t 110, but
Metropolitan firsts were li lotter nt Ml*. Misaouri
Pacific commie sold freely at 102, i.ichniond anti
Alleg.'iany firsts at 80, Chicago, Tarlington and
QuiiK y 7s at 126*8 and Terre Hunte dividend bonita
brought 7l>6i7d1i. Denver ami Kio Grande
coii'o'.h weie lg better at MM* Texae aud Pacific
incomes declined h to 80, and recovered lo MM*
ami Brat*, Itlo Grande Hmsion, after 651a, aere Kt
higher at *":,4 Northern Pacific firsts remain
ateady at ICiVfi 103. and Sew-Orleanaaad Paella
Urala were ? lower at 89. Otegoa aud Tranecou
tineiit.nl firsts staid at l?47s 1U5. _ ,
The Hub-Treasury to-day gamed ^:i:W,7sO 011
ba'uucc mado up by a coin gain ot 9609,144, less
B curreucv loss of $-33,304. Tint day's transac
lions covered: Receipts. 91,974,?U7! payments.
Bl 639.107; ctitrenev balance, $0,001,803) coin
baiauee, .*113,75s.370, Ponds of tba 119th call to
the amount of $77.1,000 were ptaeeated for re?
demption and paid lor by rh-elis; the bonds
came principally mun Barope. Money was
in abundant supply, ead the rate for cail-Ioana
ruled at 34 per coat. The dome-tic- exchanges ou
N,'\ -York are as iast quoted.
Ihe Clearing-house statement to-day ia as
fol lo wa: Kxciiangcs, 9132.974437) balances,
ihe ii'ited States Treasurer at Washington to?
llu received 9620,000 National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were 9304,109
aud the .nteruiil revenue receipts bbl*,839.
1 he foreign exchanges ure dull, bat sluing aa tba
baila of tlic following nuolations for business!
Harkers' bills, *4 *'_"?.! Baal H bli tm long and short
Bterling respec?lvaly;8.21% and .VIHU i<>r naaee;
m^and lT?l-j tor rcicliuiarks; 33'a and 40?a for
fuiWera. , ,
lu I.tuition Hritish eonnols were lg easier at
io-.' l-lal ior moii'-v, and at 102 3-10 for account.
The calde aguui gives wide lluetuattoua tor Luted
BtateaS'fl*. aahieb probably did not o cur; thev aro
quoted liTst down Ifl at UMP* and later U|. to 100?4i
the 4s are iiuoiedoff ?s st l'-'l7s. and the4?.jsoff
Li at 1 lS?ta. American railways were irregu ar. but
generally lower; lVuver and Kio Oranale waa
a marked exception in being9 per cent bit^'r tit
response to Saturday's home market. At Pana
French 3 per cente were firmer at 78.l'J irauca.
The New-York. Ontario and Western Railroad
Conman v has made its seventh call for payaneut on
February IO lf?3.of Kiper cent on subscriptions to
the New York, West Shore and Hutfil.t Railroad
hrst mortgage bonds allotted to its stockholder*.
Messrs P. W. Oallaudet A. Co.. at Wull-at.
and Uroadway, offer for sale a luniie.l amount of
tiie 0 per cent bouda of the Ocenu BteaBMhtat a.'ont
iitiny of Savannah, Oa., garautcaid I.v tho Central
Railroad and Haukiug Company. Th- linn rocom
uiendB tues- bonds us a sale investment.
The Travelers' Life and Accident Insurance Com?
pany has asmus amounting to 90,907.000, and?in
addilion to a paid-uo capital of $0iH),li0O-a surplua
of Jl 075,000. Tho reeeut accialenls ou sea und
lund attract attention to tho security which it
offers. . ? ? ~ ? , _
The gross earninna of tho Uurlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern Railway aro reported as fol
loW8: issi. lOHl. 19B9.
NuntberMmlln . a^a\8S a'.sna? oot^M
522T* ffyjri'r^.:::: fiSSS BIS VtloU
Heeatise of tho dispute betwa>en ho Chicago
Houd of Trade ana the Port Wayne Railroad Coin
puny all the P.asteru lines of railroads have
withdrawn their freight agents from the floor of
? Exe
rtiug
lght
sou tie subjoined table af the week?
ly movement of Hour aud grain ia
incomplete lu that lt does uot contain last Satur
dtiv'a eastwaral shipments from Chicago (the aame
ls true of to-day's report); but making a liberal al?
lowance lor Saturdays unreported shipments, tho
week's movement was very miall. 1 he Chicago
Board af Trada announces tbat it will wUva
few days to organize a system of reporting the
movements, without the sid al the railroads
which "ill be more trustworthy In
Ita tigurea than waa the old system, "the present
tondftion of affaire ia to continue, and be jjg
rnents are to continue to be at.aaaaU .aattaf wera
last week, the opportunit es for anderhaadwarfr
in the matter of freight ?lfVr??lt uaeata on^S
by tbe nou-meeiing of the freigut agents on ina
" The^VXu ottoS and grain at the principal
Atlantic Jorie this 2?th day of January were:
AM" ' Maa Tera. Bell. Pblla. Boah*.
?.nr> m.._gg g J5 jH
Wheat, btnh. ui.ibl bo.b.i-l 63.800 17,800
Ctrn,6uah . 77400 'J.S77 a.660 a,778
usia, boah.- 7j*~ ^ ? 6u0
nye, bush. .{\\kn
Totau buab. 300.038 107.409 80.8SO 8(1,788
The following wero the reoeiDta and ahipu?aata?t
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day :
rteceipu. MMMBMtWMb
aoumfB uutr'keti. "ciiiosa* uaw-asa.
neax,bble."j^UO lOAlt JM?_ JA Alt
W arnot, boto... 10.U4 10.18'J 8S0 l.*?
CerTaaS ...-1W.448 4.^0 I.M *]9
hm ana. ... ".?>? **?? . *-22a
o\ttoo\T.:::.. *.*?? ?? . *?
the Kxchange. and discontinued tho practice of re?
porting to me Board their daily receipts of dead
freight for tbe East. For that rea

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