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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErROPEAN MARKkrS.

81 IffINrie IEIE0KLFH rRIBrS1
LoSDoN. March gli3 mThe monsy market quiet and
steady g1i lcoua American securities
opsB The osus quotations, United veTveuty bonds
steady 7isdg Hro Cehr s9l Erls shares l Atlantic and
Gre,, Western rs.
1LoSDOS as 81 20 scarcely 6rn. The ono
Aons d93I Tor both the account American
eurs, geney quiet aud steady Illinois ser and higher
The following the quo,sons this hour United States Fvstwen
ties fin7i Rre hsrrs so! Illinois Central So, Atlantic aod Great
Western, 29i
LospoS Msh s5 Cou'ols close a. e3 for and The
American close At she following Cad states
Five Twenty bond. Ehe shares esi Illinois Csn,ras ss
PRlSHpoEr March sued States Fre.Trsny bosdS Isl for
the isaie Of 1862.
PAASKvoKr March 9-s u.Untsd States Nrer~eny boad, close
al ISL for The old ssue.
LvHHPooL March 9liil5 mThs Cotton market opens active
and baoysH sharp upward turn prices, There large
Native demand the als Of the LAY will probably reach Is 800 bales
The following the opening prices MdIng upads spot 1914
Mdus Upauds aao, 1914 Mding orleans iold The Bredsuf
Cora active aud higher 81 quarter for Ne"
Mixed wsiIsta Whss per esu!A SE California Wbto nd i' t'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10

COFFEE Business Is stll moderate but the Marker
remains strong all grades sales OF $3.50 bags no. eT
Waytarer at delaware Breakwater, on private terms
FLOUR AND MEAI.-The demand for Western aud
prices asked checked the inquiry but the close Of
Change GySrs GG Re a fcss se sSs a.
for Superfne state; $40 66tO IS for ordinary to good
for tho low grades OF Western Extra go I5nsi % for
good choice Spring Wheat Extra lat2 co for MIN
aNi IS for Trade and Family do; OIL s1i2 rs for
Amber Winter Wheat Extra Michigan and md
do do and tla iostn IS for Single Extra ST. LOUIS
California Flour l. held firmly and ia quiet at ga 200
grades are better of 1000 bills o. 2OeSll for
dnary good Extra Baltimore and Country $40 ~ as4 90
500 51si5 for Extra Family Delaware and M@yland
Rye Flour steady and In fair demand saes OF 40
active sales OF $50 bbls nj - rs for White Western y s.
FOR Yellow do g. for Jersey, and S rs for Brandy Wins
afoAt. Buckwheat Flour Is In good demand AZ 70 pef
GRAISThere hss been more activity In our market
anet but Arm The sales are e. 500 bush at s. ies7
Tor No Milwaukee store q So for fair No. do. de
Amber STATE about o Is for White CALIFORNIAN s. for
White Canadian the canal buyers taking the risk and
o. for White Southern. Barley Is in more active demand,
and is better sales OF 1900 bush Canada west al " 20
Barley Malt is firmly held; sales OF 5000 bush. Canada
West at3220 Oats better and fairly active the sales
are 900 Juh Ohio and Western at Bi dS3c IN store,
and small lots at railroad depot at &c., and Southern
at Rye is frmer but not active the sales are $500
bush PENNSYLVANIA and Jersey at 81 3d. Corn In
good demand both for export aud the home trades prices
including New Western Mixed at 81 26asN3i the inside
price AT tho Erie Railroad depot Old do az 81 81 etl 3
do White at 81 Jersey Yellow at o. 80 pier
Southern White at 81 28ds &c. the latter rate for choice
Co. Yellow at 81 2sA. and straw coored and White Ten
at Al - ~ %. The stock OF Grain in kew.iork
and Brooklyn warehouses; March o. 1863 Is az follows
l1579 bush Wheat, 17lOs22 BUSH Corn, l79i22 bush
Oats, 43A2 bush. Rye. 466i BUSH Barley, SilU push
Malt. 1914 bush. Peas.
GUNNlES quiet at loc for Bags and 20c for Cloth
HOPS-The demand is only moderate at 15dGOc. Tor
American. as TO growth aud quality and S595Oc. for
Bavarian
HEMPWe hear OF no sales; the market IL very quiet
but prices are firm at lc, gold for Manila, and 600
$40, do, for Jute.
HAY-A fair demand still prevails. and with moderate
receipts prices firm at !, O5es Is for Shipping and
81 25dSl IS for retail lots
MOLASSES-There il a moderate inquiry, without
change 20 note IN prices sales Of 1856 hhds Porto Rico
private termR
NAVAL STORES-Spirits OF Turpentine is quiet ana
rather easor we learn OF no important Crude is
firm. Resins are rmer and In moderate demand; sales OF
$50 bbs good STRAINED to arrive, at - 60 and 400 bills
No. @ also TO arrive, at S. 75 Tar IA quiet Tho closing
quotations to-day aro rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10
NEw.oRK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1868

OIIs-The demand for American Linseed continued
fair, and the market Is firm at 81 1903 70 or CASKS, ]
al liaS % for bbls In Crude Fish We nave no chaEo
to note ia price. Sperm IS In moderate request AZ " 20
s. 10 Whale active and firm st IOc' t9ugn sales u
common noted for export at O5 DOss 80 -,
OILS are quiet bat steady nj for Beached WINTER
Whale; s. rs for Natural Winter sperm L t o b y,
fair demand aud steady at 81 I0et - l9r lar 70
Civ Red OH IA selling at 65d67tc. for (Elam CITY us
TILED aud Zoo for Western Saponfed horose i lo ~ ~
Ion. and Marseilles (quartsl y case, 500 god. 90,
PROYISIONS-There has been Se ,S i hoIeer with
Pork to-day but prices are lower closing however, is
firm feeling; the sales cash and regI arc 81 5o
at s2 50 for Old Mess $2t 62s Vn and s93 7s29
for Western Prime Mess Beef continues N eVu f a
prices firm sales OF 1000 pus md sies19 80 for
Extra Mess Fierce Beef dull and prices are ~ s1:
Beef Hams are steady, and in far Ieques! Inf oniet
Ibis az x9 1850 90 Cut Meats are sloaaI Id I
t,e ps AZ 10, Gle for dry salted shoulders anu
ISlc Tor pickled Hams Bacon IS dun We hgai ea
prices are nomn9y pHG r wessa and c for City
Lard is firm but not active; sales oi So Tor fair 10
T @aSsf Scam uUf and $50 tcs seller April at 16e ~
PaoyIsIoS M Ian and heavy s2G s. bid
reSnar S2l co asked; s4 asked cheek up va " '
seller APn ~ % market for both Crude and Refined
I'm bond IL frlner but the business has Deeh OILY W
moderate extent. We quote ~ ..n., ami
Crude (40d41 gravity In bnk'.''''''''''''P BA ~ iii
Srgdt iAeat srt I2 PRIME igb straw to White AL
Relied in bond lO testl Standard Whts...'''''Ziga
the nrce M Crude at isc in bbls and
RIcEIWe hear Of nothing new only few small sales
OF Carolina being reported at nallsc, from store anu
pier. , - An a., .bo
market greatly depressed: considerable cOhceialons
would undoubtedly be made IN order TO effect sales Du'
we find impossible TO arrive at actual values at the mo
ment and omit quotations rs altogether nolnlnali SAFES
OF 500 hhds at dl3c for Cuba tue outside Tor carr
fed l:c for Porto Rico, and l6 boxes havana at iB@
l3c Refined Sugars continue dull and Messrs H. L. q a.
Stuart have today reduced their rates 10 sc i1i
and Ground l5Jc for White A. and l5ic for yellow T.
SAIT-Tbe arrivals OF all descriptions Is moderate and
the business only to moderate extent ana dI
iob lots: prices are unchanged. We quote Liverpool al
a. 81 90 for Ground and s. gold for Fine Ashton
Prussian Salt (Se Plus Ultra still commands IS 70, cur
rency. q. - ,.t.o.. 7 =.
ing at steady prices Rough Flax Seed is hrn al ID
as 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10

Another circumstance that contributes 10 the present
active aud upward speculation the measures on foot by
long suffering proprietary 10 bring the Erie admisra
on 10 fun account FOR its msdeeds Of omission and com
mission corruption, JObbery and deliberate Nolatons
OF the chartered and legal privileges Of this immense
corporatiOn-lTimes.
Will The Times state whether Mr. Vanderbilt"
who is now seeking control is the Cornelius Wander
bilt whose name appears as director IN lS6@-5-41'
and for years previous and also state at what period
his inspiration in railway management was i'm
parted and how. If he was inspired in 1sC9-3i5 and
previously, why did be not in those years keep the
concern off the breakers II cannot be possible that
he let the corporation go ashore for the purpose OF
making large salvagef
A correspondent asks Who is now Treasurer of
the Erie Railway The office is still held by Mr.
Drew, and no attempt has been made 20 yacate his
place.
The disorganizaton ofthe Southern States is fore
ing the capital, enterprise. and emigration Of the
Eastern States into the West, thereby stimulating
the growth of the West in greater ratio than before
the Rebellion The receipts of Western railroads
illustrate thus progress westward in a striking man
ner as seen in the following table of railroad earn
in 90 sinceithe wear 1863:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10
TIE MARKETS
lCn,'1iJ reported for Tvs rEIHuss
MDSDAf Mn

fCnsfuiy rspsftoi Tor Tvs TKiHusG
MDSDAf. March .. 1898
AsIIEs-Ths market Is firm for Pots at y 25sts 81.
Pearls nominal.
BUILDING MATERIAIS-A fair demand preysl.
FOR mi aucles coming under thus heading, and
The market remains nrn The closing quotations
are az follows: Bricks az $40 5Odsll 90 for Com
mon Hard, tlsaS2 for CrotOn. aud N00tD for
Philadelphia Front. Cement at e. % for k0sendae;
Hair at 80 p3Glc for Rio Grande Mixed; J7d3ic. for
RueBOs Ayres Nj Ccd and II 0l2c for Unwashed Mixed
aihs az s. 1885, three months Lime al 81 90 for Com.
IaOn and g. for Lump Plaster OF Paris az o. as per
trn for Blue Nova Scotia s. 90 per bb for Cacined
Eastern and s. 20 per bbl for Calcned knekerboeker
and Empire Mills.
COTT0N-We have had very irregular market. pr ces
advancing 2jlc for Mddling Upands early IN the day
bat aerward dropping Oh about &c. and closing rather
weak good business has been done. specuatOrs still
being tho principal OPERATORS sales ~ 1880 bales of
WHICH 2gS 20 ~ spinneT GJO specuaiOr- and ssh TO
exporters, including 100 in transit. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10

RED Western Barley SO bash oais per bash
i6i per Ot D. Flour Jis per Dbl for ws,,.ra O.sss-
The Provision market dali and steady Beef H per bb
Mes. Pork III per Dbl for Eastern Prime Lard ss,e
peest Cheese 81 per for the best grades o.
Bacon n per for Cumberland Cut The Produce opens
dull and steady Sugar s per for No IL Dutch Standard Ro
76 per cvt for Common North cOrolas M for Mdvu Tpes.
tine 46 per cst TaOw, 436 per Whale OIL eB per tss
Sperm OIL clio per Lpei OIL rs lO per Refined Petro-
lsum ~ per gallon bsse Cakes SO M per for ObOsE
for feeding
LIVERPOOL March 9i2o mTh Cotton market irregular and
active though prices quotaby Brssdsufs vkst
generally quet and steady hovees higher fs
quarter for MTed Western The Provision market 6rmsr.
and Beef and Pork havs considerably advanced in EIfA
Prime Mess Beef ll5i Dbl Eastern Prime Mess P"rk. ITO
bb The market for Naval Stores generally dull Fine Rosn ho"es
has advanced H. and quoted M esL TLo"n ssf ana
has adv aneei to 1873 y est for American.
lyEaPooI March o5 mTbe Cotton market closed nfm 'h'ash
scarcely seVe the quotations during the day have been quite nae
The following. however the cOug prices Of American oe'
crptious Miing UpaDds spOi ql0d MHidlng Up0d'
aao, iO.i Mdng Orleans Od The have ALLEN OF COO
iby the estimate the opening and have footed up o"F
bacs The Breakfasts market quiet and Unchanged Tue r'
vision market quiet and steady. Sugar 6rm.
AsrwxRP March 92) p m.Petro.eum dull; prices haze as
clne4 t. igi francs y Dol. for STANDARD Wbfe.
Asrwgap 95 TrOleum hrDer a, % rancs Dbl t's
STANDARD White.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10
NJ MINING srocKs.-TmsT BOARD
MONDAY. March 9-r.H.
covrRvyEN'r DEPARTHFN'


Gold has been quite irregular selling at l39sGl4Ot.
closing at l4Oi The clearngs of the Gold Exchange
Bank were $5S,T57,OO0 and the balances 81 77G49l.
Government stocks continue weak. and there is
disposition TO sell them by banks and other corpora
tons State stocks arc firm. and some Of the Border
stocks are still higher Virginia &c were touching
O Tennessee Is sold at e. North Carolinas at 65i,
Railway Mortgages arc strong and in request The
dealings in Erie are large. and the movements in it
are puzzle to the street The range OF prices has
been 7llaS}, closing at 77i. The fluctuations were
numerous and sharp through the day, to the loss Of
unfortunate operators, who supposed they knew ex-
actly What was being done. The impression given
by the bulls" is that Mr.. Vanderbilt is bent upon
having Of the road at any cost and is buy
ing ia view of new election by the stockholders.
Once in possession he intends that all the blunders
of the present and past directors. including, Of
course those made in his own term Of Office, shall be
paid for in cash by the delinquent directors and di
vded among tho stockholders. The contest is wholly
upon thigh moral grounds and quite novelty.
The break from ST. caused by the sale of 600
Of what was supposed to be new stock. This unsus-
pected blow for a short time staggered the bulls,
who. however, took the load without finching, and
after seeing the price dropped TO H. rallied II to 7S
at4pm The bull combination is beyond doubt the
strongest that the street has ever known and 1t
would excite no surprise if 90 paid tomorrow.
The leading brokers of tho bears whose sales are
estimated at 1900 shares demanded 20 per cent de-
posit Of the buyers, most of whom were ready TO
pay cash mp to the close Of bank hours.
The Western shares were strong in the early part
Of the day but fell of in sympathy with Erie. North
Westencomnon sold 81 CO. and the Preferred at ~.
Toledo aud Wabash sold at 55s. Cleveland and Pitts
ourgh touched 96!, and Michigan Southern 92l Bos-
=
understood that Of the existing litigation can
aunul the guarantee by the Erie of bonds for its
rcnclt. The market closed strong upon the list
generally
The following are William Heath & Co.'S last quo
safjOnS of stocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD BoNDs fIRsT MORT
GAGr)-A very large amount of this loan has already
been placed among permanent holders, and tho in
yestment demand continues undiminished These
bonds arc a first lien of the most productive
and important railroads in the country-which en-
oys special subsidies from the GOyemment-and are
therefore entitled to rank among the very best
standard obligations They bear six per cent per an
mum, both principal and interest being expressly
made payable in gold. For sale by iIsk q Hatch,
No = Na.snn.si y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10
no,LFsTLc MARxErs

rKLkeRAPa rBE rRfBUNE
oswEao March aPlOur du sales Of 500 bba st ~ St No
Spring q Red Winter blj 81 for White aud BIZ s0S f
Double Wheat quetS ~ Is for No Chicago spnng Css
hieed steady Shorts HJ' shpsesos
so, Midilngs, $i6 per tun 1000, a.
PiL ADKLrH 9CloYereed 10 far demand at eeDes -
Tnothy a. $50 81 Is Pareed 80 cOtoa qas %
Mdng pAnds and 2ee Mldng Orleans P"s st,s hs
esdy SuPer6ae 81 90 Extra 10 500S9 So North Wsst
ero Frtr Family brandsfS 0a 81 80 PeunlyanA aud one Ei
ta 40 O9Sl 80: Fancy brands Sl3ds3 wheat selei s1es
O bnsh Red AZ OaS2 White. ~ Rye in fair devasd
At 81 10 Cora good demand snd advanced sales o. $50 bash 10
FL l81S ~ Oiis steady atB9G5 feuoienm 'tV'e ~"
i6ic Resaed in bond. 2tu2ile
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE m1RKBr-hAReH9
Gait. dnl bu. unchanged BIs At l ole Fair 10 tSa S,c
Conon 617c Sheep advanced ic 600 sold at 1@c ID "Ss
advanced 55c sales 81 ti3 506tH y cat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10
RECEIPTS OF pRODITCF

March 9-5sJs bbls. Flour 2iS bbls. Corn Meal 2929
sacks Corn Meal i5O bush Wheat o635 bush Corn 700
bush oats 1000 bush Rye Gas bush Malt 1870 bush Seeds
800 pkgs Beef l97 bbls Pork 900 pkgs Cut Meats, 3O
pkgs Lard 235 Dressed Hogs. 2030 bbs Petroleum 6i3
pkg. Butter, 535 pkgs. Cheese. $50 bbls. Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10
yEsT INDIA MARKETS.

s sUty CABLE TRisU,s
H,y,sA March Ssg- u 1 reals arrObe r Nos 10 to H. 'ss
siQ9. reals for sos Mosses reals beg for hasco'sdo
and : reals FOR Csyed Bacon, l3lc 10 HAMS
Isc y u for Sailed, and Nc. for SugarCnred Lara
l6alEc y 70 Tierces, a0d III 6lsc for Northern In
% Bbspye LoDon All cent premium Brehsogs
on NevYork long sight currency SO per discounts short dg4
% Der cent discount Frezh,s Northern pose Is bE 30
~ hhd Of Sogari SIS 0as5g hid Of Molasss To SOuthe"
po--sI or Dor Sugar 81 Ythl Sugar $40 tAA No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10


WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FRoH-New-lork, ~
Pennsylvania, 33i Ohio, $50 Michigan. lGi Indiana ~;
Illinois sos West Virginia, % KENTUCKY l59; tonhec-
tcut, ~ Canada, 80. Total, 1917.
They came by the following rones: Ere kaiiroad'
1908 Hudson River Railroad. iis4 Harlem Eanroal'
1867 New Haven Railroad. o. Camden ana AmbOy Kali
road i52 New Jersey Central Railroad s65 on 1901, b
Total i637. About 800 we're In the yards on MONDAY
REMARKS ABOUT BERF CArrLR-The total numDertns
week 1914 head compares with 1889 head last week anu
with 65A head average per week last year, ana WIN
5Ols the corresponding week year ago Inc mum
Der sold to-day at the Onehundrodthst. MARKET Loo
head compares with 400 head last week. and win $50.
head the average per week last year. and with M head
~ market one year ago. ,, ,,o
Hwth total Of 200 less cattle than last woek though 100
more arc IN the yards to-day than were on sale last mon
day. statesmen variOuFy estimate the prices from to ~
below the rates OF this day week IL In pretty certain
that country $40 per head less ana are hau
TO SELL butchers wanting only steers. We put the aver
age decline at ic though cattle a full cent lower
stock on sale to-day had changed hands considerably az
Albany and Philadelphia and owners were much dlsap
pointed az making loss rather than pr1nt, IL ap-
peared strange 10 them that few cattle should not 90
OF quickly and nj the highest prices IL must De borne
in mind however that the former market cOseu Win
moderate suppy following week OF scarcity ana tnat
severe snow storm had get In, threatening 10 CHECK II
not altogether stop receipts Mutton ana pork were very
scarce hugh butchers were forced 10 pay m prices
for cattle and many Of them bought more imam
they needed, having reference. 10 inc iutuIp,
They followed the thing up when the nrst cattls
came In at Hudson City and Cominunipaw, ana Win
much lighter supply there than usual owing TO tue SNOW
storm which kept atock traus bach s gher rates We'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10

Estimated earnIng rs in the months Of February, ~ 80
on the d. and 5. c. X. r., not included ABOVE S4''f
TAsH Of me Loans Specie, Circulation, DepoSiH ot
Lg0dI TeidcrS the Banks Ofe CdH OF Aeu- lOfN JO'
10 .LiuLN Inn llILch z lAla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10

Money on call is car per cent for new business
with good demand after bank hours. The inquiry
for commercial purposes is on the increase and with
the activity on the Stock Exchange enables lenders
10 make better terms The OF the quarterly
statement on the 9th of April and its attendant add
tional demand for money, encourages lenders IN inc
belief that low rates for call loans not to prevail
the rest of the month Commercial paper sells at Op
81. with only a small selection at the lower rate.
Exchange Is quoted follows: London. %
days. 1923 alO9s do. sight. 109sGl09s; Paris long
51i4a5l5!; do short, 5.l5G5133; Antwerp, 5000
5173; Swiss. 52O8517l Hamburg. S6sa%i;
Amsterdam 41taHs Frankfort, 4l04l9 Bremen
793G702 Berlin. 7lsd72.
The transactions at the Office OF the Assistant
Treasurer were Receipts for Customs, $40
600 Receipts for Cold Notes 100000; total Re
cepts. $3,2O6G2S 81; total Payments, $3,75l,5A %
Balance, $1O2,Oi2.3j2 50.
Freghts to Liverpool 200 ties. Lard at BIS Cd; 100
tcs Beet at 5s 800 bbls. Resin at 3s 100 tuns Lard
Oil at 37s 3D. and by steamer 81 900 bush Corn at 3d.
1900 bales Cotton at 716a9-l6d; 1900 bush Wheat
at 3d. 5000 boxes Cheese at 4js and 80 cs Lard at
iOs.
The Superintendent Of the State Banking Depart
ment has issued statement which gives thefollowng
as the condition of the banks organized under the laws
of the State Of New-York on the 18th Dec, 1861
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10

I'M, pt 40 Ss,,,,ctye has been the policy OF this com,
pany that not single shaft Is sinking IN yns pro-
.o ~ Snvll region. No prudent man VINO mas
Capital viii in sinking shafts Se SaTRet
upOn tlo sei that thorough traffic road can DO
built from schEy Comfy to Ns NS as iu
80 nod I'm 1867 for Onetlrd the cost OF inc
Readns Road II win carry coal ,a at much charged
ia'. w tDilai pad to PHILADELPHIA and will pay
better dividend than other coal railroad f Ss Troad
INK III ano Wills the Reading Road will have 10
carry at Cost il not less than cost 50 that j. VII nave IN
I1lnpe'is ~ ten fine whole Of the Sehuykil region
hSs i'm region and in very few years tho l ken,
Valley region also The charter under which ts Se
will be built gives the privilege OF running over al ~
lateral railroads in schuylkill County
The business of the Illinois Central Railroad
o,,,,,,, f,r February 1868 was as fOllows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10
NEW YORK, NEWFOUNDLAND, and
~ LONDON TELEGRAPH and
INTERNATIONAL OCEAN tCabs Lihs)
PREFRRRBD STOCK WANTBDby
GEO C. DUNBAR. No Waist,
Deal In eel


PIrTsBUKGH RAILROAD C0NPArtt
OFycA srcRXrA TRKAURER CLETELAsD, Feb ~ 1904
A f a meeting of the Directors OF the Ceye-
"a Pittsburgh Railroad Company held ss Day the following
That meeting OF The stockholders this Company be- ard The sane
i,be Cleveland the 18th dy Of bsrch
O'clock NJ consideration the propnesy OF Increasingly va
the part OF toe ,nsat
OF earnings used the pFopeE Of eonsoldalss
leasing or operating read The Transfer BOOKS viii close on NE
9th in,t aud remain eued tll the 9Th March, inelnste
~ 1872 GEORGE A iNGERSOLL. Seetsarr.
N0TICE--In pursuance OF a requlsltion iIom
Department OF the
Nau.York STOCKHOLDERS Of TIKI Rfro
Lutte PIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY or THE CITY oFNBW YORK
are paw Four THOUSAND DOLLARS
"a being tSry the capital stock the e %
Broadway. the Cf HsalOrt befors
April 1863 make good tbe deficiency e espt
MARCUS SPRING PRECEDENT
Eeg Feb. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10

CCOTT and
MERCER COUNTIES, niaou
.si @ArERrowS BONDS. w1'e'o'n
"N"'ND" GEO. C. DUNBAR. No wsua,
Daalsr in Securities u all siretea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

PRICRs BEEF THIS wRKs.
Tho following the quotations per pound upon the
estimated OF meat seller sinking oaltha H.
bullock whoe quarters will weigh owt AZ 10 cents
pound, aIlOuMa 10 $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10
Snantill.

USIos PACIyiC RAILROAD CoHPAsT I
No. 20NAssAUsr.. NEw.fOSk, jan y ios ,,
rI,HE Stockholders of the Union Pacific Ran.
road Company hereby Boused that the soas, Pns s.a
Directors Amendments Of bJass and s.h
seton Of before them van ~ hd %
day Of March Be at 90 ten clock 10 az 20
Company the city OF Hew.YorL OLIVER ASibo r'eo'
CHAKLEs TuTTLk. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10

ALL CLAssRs OF UNITED STAIRS FUNDS CREDITED Oh
RRMITTBD FOR, ON RECEIPT AT MARkkr kATBS
PRBB or ALL COMMISSION CHARGkS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

PRDAY june l9Very few cattle have received since Wed9es
DAY the arrivals to-day being 46 OnehundredhEt 81 at hudson
City and enc car Communpaw The total Of fresh cattle since Mon,
day 260 $3.50 the 46l One hundredthst III
slaughter direct while $50 held above the market
Ns they eaed late the day Sore 20 500 state
cattle added 90 The above and sold Prices ranged from 10
Ollie with few at NE about WEDNESDAY for the same
hind Of cattle drove Of l22 Illinois steers Of u CSt reported AZ 10
Ole with bunch indiana cwt, 1875 each
There ofseep Forehst 6Ve at Commutpaw
and deck Hudson City this morning No changes IN The pnce
sheep bat lambs lower the best Jerseys rarely exceeding 2c 10
i've weight Canada sheep could not be sold to-day
fic One 10 Ind sheep brought ole weight ttc
% 70 10 Ohio Sc lot Of 81 JERSEY asmbs
at O40llc y
or n FOTethsf, and lOoars Conmgupas
beday Prices and include 6Ol H. hogs, 100 ID al
~ go with he car, lel 10, AZ Toe