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Cotton Markets.


Arct.r, T,rrh lotion nrm: Mdiling. lol:c+ Low
MilIug pa. Good uri AIRY. oiG'c receipt" ~ o'''
W,;,1S MaIcb lotion steady Midllng lie Low Mo:
ding IbLr: ti.nd Unl!laB 9Ls' net receipts, -1o
balos gross I.4i3 bales stock. ll,Gl4 bales. M, ,-
BALu,iuRl. March I.-Cnuon irhi M"dinG. Ip'-.,i
G3 bales: gross CO e1puts coast Wi.r ~ h'iS
sales go bales sIinncrs 10 bales sioc 1920 hilc-
crips 732 bales; exports 70 the Continent looO Oes
sale, 800 baict stock 3sa3l bales. ,,,, ,ol.. = o,
CiNCNNAT, March Il OttOn strong MiuuihS' ~"
N.ddlng. g1ic.. Good Ordinary, -; rt''Ip -
shulrUf ne bales; sales bales stock ~ Ot'H.
GALVESTON. march 7COit0I quiet MW.iLE ~. ~
u,ldinp Good Ordinary. ~d5". net tcctiuts '&b
export, the Channel 71I baes eoast"lse' 44- p"e''
sales .Di bales: ~gcE, ia2- bales ,., ,,- n 1oL,c
MEMPHIS. Mar,h 7.-COttou nIm MlSThhG ~ -;
receipts ~ bl.: shipments, $3.50 ~;es sacs Z'Ooo
M0aliF Marcn cotton firm. Kidding. l0',dl0tc.:
Low Mddue ghn9alr; G0Od OrD9afY. s'4e h't Ieoelpt
IOI bales; exports 20 France ASH Iaies % o S2t
ncn G0j bl!c-; coastwi-c l59 bales Sales -'oU oes'
MN .GalfASs 5Iarc, 7ccuon strong Milains lo,tr.;
Low Mil!!ing. 9lc Good Ordinary, e''; n,t tgc,pts'
96ls gns. grO.. 3.3lG bates exports to GTat bila.
10 sss bales France 200 bales c0asWis" ilo' uAes
Gales 5000 bairs; stock 30 800 bales ,,,, ,, ma,
receipts jO exports coas"se 40 Drles SAs l''
bales; stock 1900 bales. ,,,..,.... ~.
Low MIlding .c.. Good Ordinary, 9osc: net T'ces;
IL bales gross 400 bales exports TO Great Britain.
bales; sales la bales; sphnels rs DheS S'o'A io''
SAvAxxan March COTTON quiet Mdilng. lose; Low
Mddng 81: Good Ordinary 9'sc; net irt'lp'' "S-
bales gross 500 balcs. exports TO the Continent NV
bales sa- 1900 bales last evening 900 OdeS soOA' w.
81 Loris. March lotion firm Middlng lO9c,
bales shipments 1897 bales sales loSt p"es STOCK
WILniSafoy March 7.-Cotton Arm; Middlins. lo.c
Low M,dhng CSC. Good Ordinary oscI Vet receipts d
bales stock. 5,J56 bales
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Crosse division at 1O7. Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy rs consolidated were wanted at TO- and Sper
cei Is at 1928 ST. Lonls Jacksonville and Chicago
frss being at LOG, and North Missouri trsts strong
at 1851 We note sales of Erie thirds at 10ll4
Albany and Susquohanna seconds at 96l2Q96ll;
frstg of [. G. and l. &. at 81, and Hannibal and
Central Mis- souri, frsts at 50. Lehigh and Wilkes
barre conscls and American Dock and Improvement
rs, both der lease TO New-JeIsey Central, were
firm at 35l2 and 4324 respectively The Central Pa
cic bonds San Joaquin branch were strong at sell,
and Oregon branch at S42i. and Union iirsts at
1O6ls, but sinking funds fell to 9212. there were
sales of Missouri Pacific firsts at 1919; Hannibal and
debenture bonds at 10S The following are the
UuotatOus:
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL nAfkEIS
LOyDON March 1880 pm. COnois @j for BE- IN money
ana Eric Railway shares, l0'e; lHu"lf cen
trail 7Gl. Pennsylvania Central .oi4: Reading Railroad
1414 &c.,. 80.
LONDON March II y. M Llio Railway shares 100
pcEnsYlyanla Central, - . j.,
IONDOs March $3.50 ~ m.--Thc bullion IN The Eank on
England has decreased 4GlOU0 dGrBg Tie past week me
uropCrtiOn Bank Of England Ia abY "hlch
iasi week 49, per cent. Va now 1910 per cent.
March IS.35 y. In.llo amount 81 Dulon VIII
drawn from The Bank Of England balance today Is 1910 D.
JoSpON March 1850 D. M 3. bonds J,nioriies con
non 100 1O42i Erie RAILWAY shares, preferred
o. Paris adYcesquoc hvc per cent rchleS al Io francs
81 ccntimes for The account
par. March The specie The Bank Of France has IN
creased |, COO 600 francs durIg the past week.
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sz State 50 H. S. AS 60 d. 9s n. at 5'c; 1874 sat'

ls2 State 50 H. IS As GO d. 90 n at 5sc; ls4 State
ewes. lO6 N, at IS 65.
Kirby Co sold 1s9 Michigan sheep OF at IS 60
l73 Illinois, % 5c. 33s do i2l d. private terms.
H. Pocker sold 10 Spring Lambs Of about As ID weight
at ~ y head
HOGS-Ksoepts at Jersey City. at 10th st.
and At 60th making 520 head total sEce sstur'
day. 943 head or head time last week
Live Hogs dull with downward tendency In price
reduction 2jc 100 took place in the Western mar es
hat it will be unnatural fo- prices to <'"p
another &c before the close OF this mouth At present
they quOtable 40is City Dressed are du IT
sa,d5sc Pigs at Size Jersey and Hogs not
very heavy supply yet The limited that the
market 8 ls.GJ3tc.
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nrfr,Io fare 7Fllur, demald aoeTac uRc 5
; OF ~ ,y uaic other article. unchanged. ~! irgshts
WS-si. 2is.6 bust com $3.50, busl. oat' % . .h.
lHl} i@'V h',a' rao xxx Eor, i, 500 ba.h OAK
1000 bl.a i4f 10 nH ,, XXI tr ,y,,,
Hai 'c's Pa' NE n , o nj, siG5 c1S All
IN far traaal butl'rcr &c cash 81 r. March g. IT,
Aprl; ~, MAY. u0,- ~ i.ir d"nar! Put lover; :3'
can. - ~ a., ~. am m a. i7c Dn.,.ei
April Iln t.rd'aaud. nt lower and un',,iI,t
dal. weak "a .o,r' S.nioGf' ", S,"st KID ~, H.
Zo.. a', . ' t - o5s, Mly Cop ea5itr and
a. i|y,t p., oa..r ui moi quot1ly oscr. rols unset
tod. oVr ana iry 20! ALni - 30 'I"f. Li' h'''F
ciS'I ,if. Vt.h 7-tour % far cemaud Family, go
p. q, 81. aoi i 1I i o5P oii, a@c ta i At 81
60 re I'm a. ltc rors dull oF,r &. ~. - - 9a'
i,s ..c r wa. At c 'r ana &c. foi -houd.i..
- ~, . ,nt & ear - de- ms, pc.a GA Bacon drli NJ
'4e. a1,r arl &C., or ~H'al.,rt Clear i'i ind t'car
.;.A.. -u.,- qi.t ns - ave u ~ D.. ana wee.
- so l'4e.ne - i'aii 10 GTc.'' 2" 'ves' 49, lee
'. .2 H. ,, laa riar 9l. am a.a unchanged
vl.a, .o.r. ls'fi 'ic.t' p =, ~, t'~, :, i,.
,aslerI ,utr. -e~ an ~ - -'l - 3j H"'r'--i "lr
I.. Wheat. f..fu. h,-H cora. 5000 -u-L pai-.
30 ur.t shipment, float LOO tH.-, " IrJt ,uuj
:, .-.. ..HIu bush tt.4. eco ii'.-I.
Nn,,,t... .f.r.h T. ....Hr tl.Ut but ,t.i.y, ,ul.
,..'t.ra. ..a,.o Noi. g.. N.wmAec F. !. t'f Toni
=, D Got soft 500. Co.,, : uj March aht fful,
"a 4, O.. So. d. 3D.. 81 Nl. corn .rH' 500 -,
~, q 81. ,l,.- .t.l'y; No. -ii.c rrr steady.
So 5,r Bare, -t,or'.rf NJ" "~.trY ." - 'Ici il.
-. ii.,ila, ilu .,n.s.''l 81. !o... a.I a. ~ 80
.l.t anna. -. -, .lLi-llh" -i"th 0ui a. - ,a'h,
81 I2.l tlay. Gi..-.d iit% ~ % 81 -. Co.,, -, o,
pm. .n.fr.ifi March ...aCfiNIDtW L1uua4t 'H-t'-'
|.i. af., i-' tir I..ra. Coffee. 800, Iisrl- tc..
t.., ,...I.'. \. &c.. AL .r.d
s,',.. AL .t- s tr faira .,i COOS, q un!r. Caua; r
Ia mi luf-e. iuF Ca. Loaf 4ut. ir
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The following were the rates of exchange on New
York savannah. il premium. Charleston. plcuti-
ful, :;-lG premium, i premium; -. Louis. par;
Chicago. % discount: Boston. - d.. cunt: and
Orleans, commercial. l-13-l6. Tie United
States Treasurer al Washington, To-day. rcccIFcd
100000 National bank notes for redemption.
The customs Tcceipt> were rHO.rbo. and tLc in
tcrual revenue receipts were $50 .Onp. The fol
lowing j. the Clearing 1iou,c statement to-day ::
Currency exchanges 80 1874; currency ba-
anccs, S2.9Z2.2t0; gold exchanges, $S,G37, SCI,
ard gold balances. = or 1O2.
Foreign cable reports We're very favorable to day
United state. bonds in London being reported ac-
tive etrorg and buoyant. There Was . further ai-
vance in all the list, lNGTs moving up To- lost I:
new - TO 1OJls, new AZ per Gents to 1919, and
1O-fO> 10 1876. Iu American railway tccuutlcs
Enc Common advanced 10 lOi2 aud Tire preferred
-, Illinois Central being strong a. 1Gl; Prun,yl
wanna Central fen 10 - and Reading was
steady at 133i. jersey Central stock Wis at Il,
and consolidated bonds were at Gb's. ] Ire regular
weekly meeting OF the dTcc' Ois al the iahk Of Ing
land, WAS held to-day, hut no alteration WAS made
in tie minimum rate Of discount II si. stands at
= per cent, which * also the Itic nj which three
months bills are discounted IN tie O. Iisld" market
DuIing the week the bank pad, loss Of Gj1 coo
bullion land 10000 to-day. he proportion OF -
serve to liabilities being TD6uccd from 42;'- last
week 10 $3.50. The Bank Of Fran, reported al ia
crease during the week o1 .G'OO0j francs.
Inc gross earnings of the Burlington. Cedar Rap
ids and Northern Hallway Company, Tor the month
of February. 1913, were $l17 100; same month
last year. S'GS, O93. Increase, S79. 1Ol.
The receipts of -four and eraIn al the principal At
Iautic ports this 9TH day OF March were:
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TIE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Ricer, Vessels ana Rd'lronds.
rr,,,.nrt..N Mnr1h Z .
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THURSDAY. March Z. 1878.
AsHEs-Quiet unchanged Pots As94 sc; Pearls 5@o6c
COFFEE-Mnd duh, unchanged Java, 2Ono22iec.; Mara
caibo aQ172c gold quiet former Ices; 3Osl BAGS
ex sold at auction averaging ioO1c Ordinay
10 Prime osrgoes quoted l4h9I7tc ooa -. ,-,o
COTTON-SpOt Cotton quiet urn sales SOS DaIes u ~
Last evening" including $50 export 43S spinning, 20
apecuiaon delivered contract 1000 bales Receipts
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Mlsch sugar irm spanish oHll @22 e"2@ =
Ttchangr active on III ju''i states eXiy days cicn
e.. lyI!is ufeaiJm short sight do. $500. premium
s,Aty day. got. 4245R premium; short sight 81
~. MUM, on London, l14lo JTcA!un on Pans Sal D.
~ stful
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the ports es27 bsle against this day ast weeE
i0sec Middnr UPlands lie Future, quiet. closing "a
points higher Sales evening, 5000 bales TodayMarcn
1Ll20lIl7; April II liGlll5 May. 1l2l dll23; June
ll.3lall.3j; July lI37dll43; August, ll.35GlliS,
total 1900 bales; grand total, S65OO bales. Futures
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IOI.c Mdd9g IPands lie ES, n esel g
I$@iEI7, APi IdiSii Nay ilsi ai3 ;s; Iu ne
5?s SaSSe bales; grand total so80O bales Futures
Ss9A: f. ''i fiiss s ssss f II;
Sysiisi iIS Ss SdTs%5s S5 !!g ss
Transferable orders. ll.l5e.
FLOUR AND MEALPLouR57Ma5set en. unsettled settle,
5 cnD sqy grades %s' IN Ssnness
SB S MIN S hz %; s 80 Sr '9 tie
800 bis rade Extra 8oss5 10 ia 500 S pills uA Ms
l nS MiaiFE tr an 6o 09 So
onoraoDs Tor No. Z - 1898 U.s. saperdHe state and
estern s%f5 c g Y Far 1n Ha, 70 sa oe Extra
H WsseR TIA g. 49, GSG choice Coos e. cbos -
. Minnesota Exira rye Mixture 50 loSss 20 Clear ear
50 s'G s ise ss2S hS 81 nfP e h d
Extra 81 soesS =: s. LCa' Extra Common S6d to
GGSd 70 Choice F9%y the market sHaS closing
s sae 500 SS Poor Far
sGe$ Choice to Fancy Family 80 15 X : fa 20
Btc1WHEAT Gg 81 1874 .a,e n'i i5y
M s S% Te iGG % 9 = o. BTndyWne s. ioS
~ sales 200 sacks Coarse CITY Meal = per 100 ID
md hdPt caoia lemons . 500 DO DO
GEGfS-Wiii;iT@ yariyi opened dali. heavy; lilly
the cosing Of 1eSt:ray sales ?2i o. bush nSlae
YORK Il u ,9dsi - 10 li,lwaukce 81 - closing = 25,s
q 80; No. Milwaukee am Minneota - p Ungr4dsd
wMter RED %cscrn 81 80 No. WmT ~ ae g. On o. . mot
arrive canada SIug. II 20 20 ariyc wife state
asked DO. 1grL 81 2i%@ 81 - eio,ia$ 81 u SlFl p
2'A: %or,n G msr'l closing 81 .sa BIZ q
asked q" AprL r. % bd 81 - askS4 49,. 49, M iE
az 80 eeSine = 3 = BIZ s. 80 an;el DO APi 81 ~
dcinand .ac 100 bush No. wc.icrn. IVA ac Jcr-
sy ear ol1' S'ir G4 IS - , 20
oaroveG $500 bush NG ", W t.r A. i5oo bush 70.
IOG hnsi 50 state Canada - II 20
HNl sSrd r anG s 0i,N MSiie cnod qc,.
scaTcc!, clo,a SHADE fair oi hgne trade
r. s. 5oa 5O.csj amer Mixed - &C.. No 55c7 No
White. COO; Jersey yellow. 55tc: Mhs spHtacrn 6ic:
steamer MiHcd Maie1. i.r closing - - =, 5 o@'
:itc a a'S.f 6 f' Nav tS,.c: ,itsnr t;c SI
~ &C. asked do, lone. - c bi ,5c asked No. = March
o-.ne q 20 bid 30 a-1,a lo. AMI ard Nay. e, hii
BIC asked; d.. Jmr, 55e3t'c closing "5tc ba '5c &c;
a-hrd 49,, ~ ',h''i a.. 49,. ,.l''h-, - 80
weston Nnvet 3iga5'er. White Weston 81. ;',c;
bush 80. T. Msici %is.. "a Bach DO My.
100 9", i!' lte tr. s!sas.o ,la.p. 3-jt
81 per ton 1870. Gi.AN- oulL
mAY esp sTnAW H,.y acye ,; about ,iS1@y we We
&C. and clover ami sal, toI.5c staN long rye s.
HpEs. On. 4nehin.ra 10 all IL. ,.,.. ~
bol$c 90 aslen sai2c 'o fearins. Se''' o'a i'1'.'
'MniXSsrc- N@,.''rieaus ,,ea1v; sai, POI bn'. or
s5c for to Prime, AMI i,c iof aey ior''s eal
aS&yAI sronE~r, ToITsa'oc l.FeT cling ,., 81
quoted 81 81 400 Dbl No !. q oOss TO- iai and ri'oh
OCEAN rREiInTs-Lc,s active. Iai,- scliv. Eprage.
m,nt.-IiycrIoo. sai 1000 bush G;a.n ~ ooo tn,'
Lam n bacon through T, ~, gvG;s e:'a. Il an 3 3
nos'- Ch,gs -. OK 900 ~ EtroA 1ih iii" i'!,
bis Wsx. IianIafs :. i' 90 nHs' ran rr,.e
terms Iilyr stan. Loo "i, I"'w: IT,.
ITL,h b'ik :" "1p.- COM, OF ."I, =. M 2 "'
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Dipioeno Notices.

OFFICE OF TIE AvFRIcAN CoNsoLlpATEp GOLD
AND SILVER MISTG Co, 81 Broad.s'..
NEW YORK, March !. lS7S.)
rEIIE REGULAR MONTHLY DIVIDEND ot
ONE PR CENT on The capital stock Of the American
Consolidated Gold and silver Mining CO. las been declared
rayabe ut Tho Coupanys and after the llth OF
looks VIII close the 9Th amt reopen on
the IZtli q March. {. GODDAFD, IfeashIer.
UYgICF or TIT ONTAEIo SILVER MINING coz
81 BloAu-sT.. NLW-l DRK. March J. l9lS.) .
YTyUE REGULAR MONTHLY DIVIDEND OF
FIFTY CENTS tgoldJ PER 81 RE Las been declared
.I Fcaryrv, payable al the occ q" Wells FARCE CO. %
Ifnaiva,. lie 18th inst Also, EXTRA DiNlDES u,
80 % same amount has been declared. payable al the
same tim, and place Transfer books close On the 18th inst
II. Z. PARSONS, Asst secretary.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER


Bailey. Eliza NJ and husband, 10 Heyman Gotschel
No POI sonth.st, 10. l0xio.l
Berger. Frederick and wife to Fritz Jauss lot No SO
on Harlem Railroad, MOiTisania Box i0o.- -.
Collins. Francis J. ard James Collins, to ann BLACK
West l2fL and 4th-s;s, 22.6i 4x36, 10 =
Cornwall, Nathaniel T.. Nathaniel u Cornwall, u,
42d-st 1926 II " OF 2d-ave. l7.6x9S9. -.
Noriolk-st 3, 100 Il sOf stanton -, 23x co..
Dougberty uamrden, referee. to John IL Akley ana
William AkleJ. 41th-st, ., lOJ II W OF yth-aVe'
OoAiOU3
Harvey, John NJ aud wife, to Philip Migan, 6Sth-st,
ms, 300 It Of sthav 27.I Ui2xl2J-..----....-.,.
Louisa l. jeremiah, aud Freterica IalHlan,
quit claim. ll,th-st, II 3, 100 Il Q OF 2d-aYe 2Ox
Jefrics. Serena l. and husband to Joseph Nones,
.th.st, = = BIB Il W of WO0ster-st. 52.3NlOt.6 :;
Also. 4th-st. :, 81 Il " VI Wooster-5t 9XIO.3
Lockwood. Levi a and vie, to Henry Hautee,
Pitshke william f. to William Faust Norfolk 81,
$50 Il OF StantOn-st, 2JXlOO
ROsentha Charles and vile. 10 Moses SuzbeiSer NO
u Ayc-D, iI7X62
Salznann Gil.tavus aud WIFE to Jane Miller 3oth-
81. - 100 70 " o. lst-aSe. 2Jx9s.9.......
Schumck. Jacob and wife. 10 Joseph , BuIkhsfdi,
3sth-st. Il = 27j Fl e of J;have. 2JX9S9.
Scott. Rufus ana wife. 10 Many IcCdnu, 1Ith 81 )
s,2s35 II Of 2d-ayc 2l.1Xl022.
Sdcnb re. Theresa TO Nicholas JacODus, no 10 Noos-
tr-si. 2lDS 100
StOno Eliza and husband 10 Charles Schanpafh,
18th 81 l2J II g Of LIST ave- 2Jxss.J. ...........
II Of HisOn-st, 42AoO; also, 1T On alley gJOin-
ing. IS r. 81 IuisOnst, IKE ................
NandeTYoOrt, Prudence, 10 John DrcW, Nos ltl ana
l63 West Houston 81, >, l69xl i.i.-.........---.
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The city bank stocks wcre dull and neglected to
day The quotations are as annexed

Railroad bonds were largely dealt in again to-day
The bonds Of the Western roads were forced to
higher prices. Northwest gold bonds being worked
MP to o. ST. Paul consGls were at 94s4 and La
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aouses ano farns Wanleo.

DART OF HOUSE-Wanted- Uniurnished,b 10y
an American family OF three adults second or pa rn
floor with Address Win iuii PARTICULARLY H. W" QUA
1867 Post Office.
NNTANTED-A good three STORY and high base
w ment LOUISE good neghborhooi in Nnetecnth w ara
RroOkyn f. d.; must have all improvements Auuress f1
Eox 2S Tribune Once rent not TO exceed t60O
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Total sales for the day

The Philadclphia stock market, to-day. was quiet
again. Business was light. and fluctuations were
small The closing prices, however, show slight
declining tendency from those OF yesterday
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA sIOCNs.
BID Asked. 81. Asked.
CITY &c. rcw......1I24 ll3 Schuy' Nav. D1et
L r. ~ OF y. J.Il3 115 Northern Cen 4 l3c a.
pm !. n. 2TIs .7lt Ithigh Nav. lCat to-
Reading r. ~ la l%as Pitts. IL. & Buf. Oig o.
Icb,gi Valley X 3slI 90 Jacksonville R.R =. =,
lataWissa pref. 20 - CeIlA JIausiH ~ 81
Phil & Ere R.R. -. Sc
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SHAREHOLDERS NOTICE.
WELLS, FARGO & Co., G5 BROADWAY

IUyand Sl Hfning Socks other Pdcjc coast secfeg
sen EIchGaGe Iecgr1gtic Transfers Gnd CTeds dCGtdOt
rghot The West and Europe. and fOTJc1rd Freight Pd
Qgcs dHd JaiiGbies ~ all Parts Of me ,COTd.
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NEw-YORR. Thursday. March :, 3
The following sales were held AZ tae
change Salesr0Om to-day;
By +. Il. SsrsBsO7. r.
] 4s'ory brick factory with lois Nos iiiS. i05 and
'4D7 EasI .5d-si, 3l.6 ft .staye, each lot 2jx
989: William n Schenicrlprn ..........-..... 81
plot oflsDd East SJthst. 1906 II 2daye. sOx
b. Van TISsel d HearHcg.
! 4si0ry brick factory bJIlding with lot 80 20 ear
81, bet William and Pearl sts lot 25.IOxiyf;
Smith aud Edw kerneys.
By Scot & NneT.
story brick tenement house and store with lOt. No
go West 39th-st 300 n W lUthage, lot 2Jx
By Z. j. LION.
l 3.sOry brick dwelling house ana store front and 4
story brick tenement house, rear. with lot 40 2l3
Stant0n-s = - 80 II " SleIifsi, lot 25xG0xi5KI3x
75 Louisa Wcbber.
BY Jas n. hiter.
l lst0ry frame DWELLING AID stable with plot OF land,
West >:}l II, 800 Il " 9th.aye, plot 6iSxl3Sli
x6illxl339 William A Stebbns. ................. 2
BIZ L0uiS Mesier.
l 2-story brick and frame house and 2stOry BRICK
stable with lease OF lot. No 81 Lufowst W ?, bet
Broome and Delancey-sts. years lease; jacob
N
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following were today quotations
IN and domestic coins and bullion:

There was a very good demand for Money to-day,
and the more common rate on call loans with 1aii-
way collateral wac per cent, the charge on United
States bonds beng J. There l. little doing IN COM
ulorcai paper and rates are quoted rs follows:
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1874. 1871. lstc.,
song lDl sI1gOtT Sl.bbZ.t1o

Could the crop of 1876 and the earnings OF the
FIRST six months Of 1877 have been considered as the
average for the future it probable that the prices
of April 1877. would now look high, and we should
not record 377s for Northwest common,
66la for the preferred, Sole for st. PaYl
best prices of to-day: NJ The opening the
prospect was not particularly brilliant. Left to
itself the demand to-day was not urgent. and
Northwest common declined from 37Isd 3IA 10
3G3 while the preferred was dull at G5 Coll But
this state of affairs was not permitted 10 last long
a renewal of orders to buy soon induced an active
trading but II was noticed that dullncsS succeeded
activity as frequently the absence OF clique orders
was discovered However it was so arranged that
tie close was marked tysCme excitement at me DeSt
prices of tie day. he name OF q WohllleI'! opTi
ator was freely used as being concerned III tlc
movement. Whether he was concerned or not,
brokers' once known to do q large business ior MN
were cOnSVlcuOUSy put forward as the WlnC.pai
buyer> Tire movement which carried -. raul
common from Ssh up TO 39l2 from winch thele
reaction 10 i9fsl was delayed until so late an
hour M The day to permit the impression that II
was a sort of tender to the Northwest speeui@tlon;
particularly as the preferred stock was duh ana
Culct ~ II l2a71S4G71Ss.
Lake shore lost all the gain of Yesterday on sales
OF 900 shares less than the number on which the
Use of Yesterday was established. Michigan Central"
as usual, was quiet selling al Co.'s 10 OO'2. Irle
opcncd boldly at 1OG lois, and there was consider,
able trading at those figures, hut later 1t was dull
at 97salO. Central and Hudson opened down TO
lO5Ss rose to lGG, and then fell 10 1888 a lo3l2
Nothing was known Of the action OF the railway
meeting ana II attracted niue cphlthl IL - NJ"
well understood that al this season of the
wear and with the existing contracts, the railway
do little else but talk and resolve Tor the easing
of stockholders nerves.
In tie coal shares tO-days business was light and
at steady figures. Of Delaware and Hudson there
were sold 400 shares ri 4G3i, and 200 AT 46's Ihe
result, probably, accumulation OF 200 shares
by the clique. Western Union was dull al 17l2a
77aoa777sa77i2. Pacific Mail rose 10 22li and
closed al - and United States Express stock de-
clincd to 1873. Tie market closed strong for the
Western list, and steady weak for the remainder
al IN
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Bnslnces Chances.

yIOR SALE-A well-,pOWn fine art and pie
bu-!l,,s leading thooughiaie winch las been
a handsome income; the owner beng IN
heat and hagg made Potency. has concluded 10
ti!r from business tdrcss DR. GLOVER rs AEnst. y Y
STOCK FOR SALE.-New-lo rls Pie Baking
- co. Iuqgre II. e. HAEGSHORNE jSi BtoomeSt 9to &
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,csco cLnsTyG PnIcrs or MINING srOCKs.

Dividends Of - oach share declared on Catalonia
ard CoIsol dated Virginia today.
Continued activity marks the course of Govern
memt bonds and prices ruled strong Tor al issues
though not at the full figures of yesterday. We
annex latcst street quotations:
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The gold maIlIct WAS Dun and dcN0ld OF WtCltN',
the sales having been at 1O1l On gold loans
the lending rates were / - > per cent carrying.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $2ON,0po
IN com interest on the public debt, and ! l7s,-
600 in redemption of called bonds. The day 5
business of the gold clearing department Of the
Bank OF the state Of Ncw-Ymk covered: Gold
cleared 81 $50, coo: gold balances. - 15i3j2 :;
currency balances Sl,41G,73J. The gold quota
tons were as follows:
1. Il md .tnnEA. In a.
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futuilrre.
Ciin propcrtn 90 Ect.

Gin ijropcrtn 90 Ect
,gO RENT-No. 100 Front-.t., store, lour
stories: so. 80 Ntst iIthst dwelling, No. 80 Ley
u-tnn .,a ,p.~tutv browns dwelling. Apply to ".
T.. eros 80. 10 Broadway ltiWtaJlc Eu.diug.
ri'O IET-To a doctor or dentist, hand
san,, ituslcI par0f floor has lt,n occupied a. ply
,un Office fol , ytaIS; house, 40 better local o.
IN "a, oity. Adde'S u = H. Tribune Uptown Once I-Jo
B.u4I@"y
,ENO IEASE-ln McIilen Britannia COmpany'S
ug h.iainl, UItu square, l6 East llth ST., bt,Ftrn
Broadvly aui Uuytis. pace. TWO LoFi - 'ati 2IgN@,
tuufug ,uu. 90 t. win passenger elevator GA IAN
- ana u s ari-r elevator ou l3ht heated by sietu aud
aIth an lodDi4 luTut curlt' ABBY 10 - - ~ III ON
3l.iid,n britannia Company. Mon SQUARE.
,l7O IET-Thc spacious iOur-st0ry and base
1 mont iuiurg No 20 -y.rly place, with frontage OF
Ns,tily i.,V and extending back 400 fer on
Gr,en.t lsseu,u, cNo well i-t'd and extending under
Sidewalk building Vel uaultG tor any business tqli.iG
snowy uu.ding well lighted Apply to HORACE = Ella,
NJ. - tInt-,l.
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Gitn HAL G5tais for 5dIc.

EOR SALE-Thlce-story B3OWN-STONE
DWELLING near Rroalwly an 50 a-st pi.,e O,000,
ar 10 rent m 80 J.J. SEh8ING, 7 q Broadway.
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fosi uuo found.

I OST-Passb0ok No. 1O3,249: deliver to
l 4 German "A, rgs Bank I4tLs. and ith1ye. city.
7 OST-ThuiSday morning, Feb. 81. par OF
sb.,tlel.. with brass frame, with black Co!d The
nrter by returning VIII receive many thanks from MISS
MAGNIR. No. 20 Ea>t i2ih t.