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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
WHOLESALE PRICES or COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Eon Tile WEEK ESnING MANCa ). 81.
fFYnressly for The y. Y. TRIBUNE. by our Owa RcpO
C<3ef0I yJtyegfIeug.

fEynfessy for The Y. u ilIDlNL Nv our O"A
GraefOi JtoCOn8.
only good The freight and other expenses eat
up poor goods Put everything in good order M attractive
look examination and often makes a eAie where
dirty package sovciy appearance fsls rack socFeN
so thai the motion viii not allow the cont o4aige an
Use plenty Of de0 dfy 1uccut sidH WIN eggs hk Pay
win pGHta stencil plate ls bcstand mole toi'lls on tlr
box on barrel stating The amount also SEND iettI az inc
same nc stating what II sent The route tine eic IN ~
voice list should also be nceeG in barrel or FOX Always
state the humber Oi packages for yourself leuh
ton or nne goods put ia best shape that vOuF marx Is III
demand.
BlANs AND PEAS
Roceuis for the past week Beans ll36 bbs export Of
Beans Jj7 RetrDts OF Pcar % exports OF
Peas, 4Ol5 bush Medium Beans Ia Bghi receipt, and
with moderate demand prices remain unchanged MaOws
entire week.
received from Cuban market consequently the exports have
light Holders becoming somewhat discouraged, and
inclined % drop prices restrict free arrivals The
general asking price Is 81 772dtl ~, yet they
bought AZ 81 10 White kidney ale exceedingly dull Red
Kidney hayo hal export demand and the bulk
from thai sOnrce dun market
follow Pea Beans quiet IL takes choice quality reach
outside quotation. Turtle doing ic better,
though there ss small trade Green Peas dull Southern
nonnally SO. the general market sqnet, with lower
prices most kinds whether present prices are as low as
will be reached depends largely the amount OF STOCK
s held the county TGe past week the receipts have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
Business CEances.

EIOR SALE-A well-known fine art and pie
business on LEADING thoroushiaie which has been
and is paving handsome incOmo the owner beng III
health having made ac0mpeiency has concluded 10 r
tire from business address DIR. GLOVER, ~ Annst ~ l.
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SQuashes, Mar


Honey moves rather freely, though ut no higher
prices dun weak. Popcorn moves slowly at
quotations Maple sugar coming forward quite freely
The demand Is light. Quotations:
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ErEs AID sKINs.

Receipts liberal prices I'll sorts are easier
rarcd Skunk. The prospects that lower prices
he reached ia the future. Quotations. pi1He = ms
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daily receipts io the week ~ me various points
81 distribution were rs follows BY Ere Halfway % ls
cream. 100 mik: Harlem Railroad. !,jjO DO. New
Haven ltaroad. Gi3 dol Hudson layer Raroad 10" DO
Midland Railroad 74j milk and y cans cream miscel
aols nearby routes Loo cis iiik total 800 ans nin
price al which Tie Plus
sold platform during he past week averages IL -; De-
ginning 75 f,i 20 - 60 tue following day ana 81 %
he next afir when FL closing price, The
market rsnaiuS dull with large quantities LETT over
daily. for February 2cj Tor
~ ll nlLL u. :. al
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OF the demand that have been stored


Receipts for the past week 1880 pkrs preyons week
16 pkgs corresponding week last year, 1887 pkga
Shipments week, 92J pkgs time last 6,i5l
pkgs The situation remains very much the lat
week there be doubt weaker feeling nearly oil
grades Prices reached about the top round OF the
ladder and Is confidently eIpsct9d that there will be
gradual decline vet IL may begin under two three
weeks few OF Fresh Butter have already found
their way THIS market, but IL Is not likely 10 forward
in large quantities 10 materially affect the market be-
AIr There have been sales Of ExIa Fine
Diaries special high Soc though the
majority OF The would inside quote
tons The medium grades OF receive very little attep
slight increase In trade Ia noticeable
Quaes such sell at 7oSc because Of an in
creasing willingness the Of holders Ia meet any figures
which sales Western IL hrW
at present quotations and may decline during We
very good being offered 3jc. There scarcity OF
prime Factory, and the best marks OF Ohio will
bring 20d22c; mixed lots OF Michigan are offered ~
l2c. Primo Michigan Rolls In good demand, and will
bring 23d25c The bulk Of this stock 10 other places
where higher prices can got IL. Oleomargarinc
IN Tel al 1920, luOtatiOus
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Receipts of dried fruit week 543 pSss. wtb ll22
prs Peanuts Shipments q DRIED Apples lj bbl- There
j. little DOUG IN Dried Apples steady demand exists for
trad. iigt Is bbs OK y. G. Sliced
and 81 bbS Of state at 5ic. Nohne scarce
" isdag ~ PelchrA with very small trade ~ Cherries
Pms Bl,kbcITeS several angle bh lots oil idaptcf
sold at 2lu4ac. the general as. Z
Trcc from lc to 2c higher Peanuts very dun, aud In
uyer's favor: Hickory Nuts nominal with transac
tlou. rather than in a retail way. Quotations:
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Dipiorno Noilces.
II. =. BRADFORD, Secretary.

OFFICE THE ONTARIO SILVER MINING CO.
81 BROAD.sI., NEw.YOBH, March J, lSlt.}
TVUE REGULAR MONTHLY DIVIDEND Of
4 FIFTY CENTS lgOld) PER SHARE las been declared
for February able at the o!oa OF Wells tag a. 0 .,
broadway. on The 18Th inst. Also, an EXTRA DIVIDEND,
No % oi same amount has been declared PAYABLE at the
.ue ne and place Transfer bOOks close the Inn inst
IL. H. PARSONS, ASST secretary.
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financial.

CENTRAL RAILROAD Company or NEW.
~ JFRSFY-A parties interested the stock bonds OF
this COMPANY in the bonds Of the American Dock Improve
Company Of Lcig and WilkesbarTe coal tOu-
pany invited call and sign the agreement for the e
able adjustment IT. affairs To participate IN the benefits OF
holders before 2Jta
OF March Copies the agreement may be obtained and sub
scrDops same the Office OF the railroad
company II Iberyst the Office OF tho receivers OF
Lcgh WiEesbarre Coal Company No II Broadway,
tho Kennedy * Co., No Al Cedarst. New
York. .zno
JOHN =. KENNEDY. Committee
JOHN p. JOHNSON, OF
JACOB VANATrA, Detail.
GEORGE MANLEY, J
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yEGETARLTs.

Shipments OF Pofaoes 991 bbs; Of Onions ls5 pigs
Irish potatoes quiet unchanged prices New Bermuda
sell slowly. Sweet Potatoes dul. Onions have very
light demand Squashes in fair demand without change In
prices Quotations;
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%ssss ' ST. sss
Ms scqn rss, h msnf e bales es;
c csssSs S s bales eas s
March 0c9,Sn steady aida a, ieIds e
5Si bales gross $40 bales; sales to spnncrs SS7 bales
Sayass1R, March 5-cotton firm, MlddInp. loc. Iog
Midtlns se Good c b Sfe ef ss evenings
500 sosI ba iess' stock siS e7,isi bales
ST. M hSa March Good ot&ng % ecep sei
bales shipments 1902 bales sales Ass bales; STOCK
March sco,'Sn aE% M Vi, Ossd lels'
bales exports coastwse. ia baes Sales "a bales Stock
Cotton holiday at Nsw.orleans Galveston Memphis and
Mobile.
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
March ar as Ss ay e5S h ssai
last week Of o. CONSIGNED sog g2y
Steer. g 75dst 90 B@,asTs s and Medium q
al 3d. Light % 75Ssi 10 soekers at % IS
ssnRr nsp ians-Receps foGay 800 head total
the week thus 900 head a n 9s Css
and oerugs light quotable Pair 70 Good Western
ses g + 4G.f as enoT T Of good
qs a o 100 head total tho thu,
far 1866 1890 head last week eonsig I
local demand Eastern trade gaoa6e M9.m "a - d
s1s Fl Far Te 10 Fest @Go at sids 10 10 cars usod
acIao March 1ors go Tep %d1e, n ssasv
ard unchanaed Mixed Parking s3 co. Light e. 500
IS Heavy shipping SO Is IS. Some were let over
CATrE-Ils ceipts $500 head; shipments, 800 mead
shipping steady with fair demand. Sales at 80 10dSi 90
FeeeS aud StOckers moderate demand az ~ 81 soj Bc
ers steers $50 10 Cows, ~ 5aS3 so; Bulls, SS@j 70
oxen. IS 100 81 Is. Good demand. =,
SFsFP-Recspts 800 head there was a ready sale for all
OffeTingat - 1895.
wATERTowy Mass, March 81 CATTLE - Receipts, 81
head trade very aim supply Eight aud considerable rum.
Mch Cows and store cattle butchers
aid purchase, preferrng 10 go 10 Brghtn
Tho few cattle offered sd Glow and prices favored buyers
aa at Of sSGg 90 :; Second 3d. $40 81
r. 10 Lii,
thar prices Oft from : to he per d. whlc was
of the prCyiOus low rates Inc aeche
il sales in lots, ~ 81 5OGt3 30 each; Exra,
at ~ 80 50 50, OF from 3U1slc. per 10
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NfoNTHIY-4O minutes

q An AND $50 M0NTHLY.-40 minutes
HI from Liberty IT. by several express trans ans
brosssessts.) comfortable summer or WINTER travel
low fares; near depOis paved streets ch0!ce
of TWO IOouy suburban cottage residences with Of
ground on more desrea laid out In lawn garden FRUIT shade
yiLea sc: houses twelve rooms, water Oah I'M
provemenis surrounding gong eligible anu healthy loc
" sos yearly ticket Apply at the West Ehzabeth Pascal
ger Depot. by, address OWNER. L. U. Box ISL
Elizabeth y. J.
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REAL ESTATE.

Ngw-YoRK. Tuesday. March 8. 1873
The following sales were held at the j.
change salesroOm to-day:
BD JDhn 7. BOVd
l story brick dwelling house with LOT, No S9j 81
ave- W 4, gs.I n 3Sthsi. lot 16.SxsO; Harriet
and susan Dclateid tOga
/ i-sory aud basement brown stone house with lot,
No 1.4i5 6th.aye, X 20 ~ N l27th st. lot Z0xlOO;
III Rogers. ..-...-.''''.......' w.
m Thor J. SisGrns
2-stOry frame house with lot. Corttnd ave. cor
BensonsL sd Ward, lot 2o.5xlOO; Bernhard =,
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OrNrp AuPOAD COMPANY OLE NEW

NEN kAlI kAlIEVADtOIIl AN VI M w
- RSEY-A parties interest," cd III tie stock or bonds OF
this coulanv in the bonds American DOCK Improve
meut Company. u he I-higI and WEesbaIe Coal COM
pnny, invited to call and sign the arccn M Tor The cuit
able adjustment affairs To participate ~ TIE dement's OF
the agTt ckholcrs mast gh on on before he Zo
OF Nlrch Copies be obtained and sub
Ycri9o TO same otcc If the railroad
COMPANY % lbeY-st ut the office Of the receivers OF
TIE Len WIkesbarIc Coal Company, No Z! BfOaiHay,
or AT tho Office OF Kennedy & Co.. No IL CcarSt New
York. ...,.,or
T. :. IATHROP,
JOHN :. KENNEDY, Committee
JOHN. T.. JOHNSON, Of
JACOB VANATrA, Detail.
GEORGE MAINLY,
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WOOL, M.PKET-gY TELEGRAPH.

PM, DrfPHIA March Wool mer but not higher; sup
MY and demand moderate Ohio. Pennsylvania and West
Vr eina Ky and above 4ldfjc X, 400 l3cj Medium f2G
ifc: Coarse 33a35c New-YOrk, Michigan Indiana ana
Western Fine. 3sa re; Medium, 42di3c Coarse G3le
copbiuv vlgh.d 452J3c; do unwashed 49, Doc. Canada
Couing 45q49c.; fine, nnwashed, 27G20e Coarse and
Medium. washed 35c. tub washed 4Od44ci Colorado
Fiue and Medium I6H20c: do Coarse for carpets 100
Extra and Merno Pulled 3G039c No and super Pulled
O : Texas Zine and Medium. Is 23c do, Coarse, ll9
l6c; California; Fine and Medium 20G33c DO, Coarse Z4@
27c.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE r. l.. March 5.Prntng Cloths without ac-
tiOn change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06

Exports of salt and cured-Iacon 80 80 LoXcs; Rec 9tl
bbs ~ lhls; Lard, 2j37 pigs ana lt1l7 bbls
Beet liberal supply, Fud with light inar ptces ao
weak and very good ride II Beef can rr bought Tor
7c.. while there really nothing above Sc There Wil be 40
more Western dressed A slua quantity ~ sun III tht
market. though 81 inferior quality HutI"h - au'
Jioz dressed calves heavy
c.ips thOugh a large number expected tomorrow.
Dressed Iogs dil and prizes
1ud be surprising II they made another de-
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CITT'FsE.

Receipts for psst week. H. 1850 boxes do previous week
92i6 DO; corresponding week lat wear. 1855 do exports
past 81 2SJ dol do corresponding week last year J. ~
do LIVERPOOL cable quotations. 6Bs corresponding week
Exception Of fancy seections ptces
weak, though without present Indications OF nc
cline factories started TIE first OF the month ana
number others will he in operation 10y the middle the
has been 50 open and tie i"dcati0hs or IN ca
Spring bring Cheese rather sooner ihl
Is en- Omarv vet Their. il tor alarm. neither Is u
sufficient for lowering prices 10 dispose cf the
preaent STOCK If there ia any virtue in figures
the lowing ouv moderated supply for This ne
year. The FIRST Oi January there I2ouD BOXES IN
Tins city, which time ar up 10 Tie lsi OF March We sHe
received OCO boxes. The sipnents durng THIS tc have
been 600 boxes which would leave balance 81 llnDD
boxes had there been consumed at home Esimaiing
e taken 1000 boxes day 10000
for ihc lime intervening between January SOD Iarh
here would De- 81 boxes stl held In this city rus,
certainly heavy supply with the small receipts which
expected 10 through Another month and a
fears need lee entertained " the necessity OF
l....rL No.. .I.LDh llrIn- Liln
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Broohinn propertp 60 Get.

Two LET-45 South portIand-ave., three-Story
= brown stone 22Nt~, fescocd and partly furnished.
rutland n WHITING, Bsuln3nsI
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week bales. Shipments ot Hops,
gClS ,air. ls47 bales % iyCrpoH lu2S bales 70
Bristol 80 London. aud A. {" Glasgow According 10 tcie
London market hr information from other
derlue Freight between here and Liver
ua 20 - TctaId shipments. vine
expected less coming week Concessions OF about
lc have be present rac-. Quotations;
1871 STATE fancy ..lI4 j. 1871 uo0rt" iair.. 20 Z
ie3- f,r 10 ,0Id TQ lS7G.................. "a 3
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Receipts the week. 90i7 pkgs; DO. last week 500
pigs; corresponding week las year. cisco pigs. There Is
change In tue market from week, We tscept -hgt
the demand caused by The Near approach OF Lent
As hat inter cstnG TO sOnel occasion begins o0if u IS
confidently expected that tIafe vi be good while II lasts
There sim quantity Odrts and icc-house Eggs on
fle market which materially hiUlcTs trade. Lined
lu lell.r. MOrhlu ilnn OF .lnME Qmlia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06

Gtp Real gstale for Sale.
EOR SALE-Three-stOry BROWN-STONE
DWELLING near Broadway and 46th-st price $4,000
or 10 enr at $50. j. j. SOARING. loo Broadway
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rrpoPF.N FINANCIAL MARKETS

TOO, since Ian. lsi3 sl20O6 &47775.S5o sCG52iG9l
pee ~ poll. ....... llf2 100 lVl'S
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Gitn iJrcpertn 60 Get.

\ OTIS and OFFICES TO LET-0n Beellman,
Nassau william spruce. Ann ard Fulion.sts. RI LAND
e., NJ 4 Rock
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ITO LET-Thrce-stoly brown-stOGe houses,
Nos 232 and 23i West 46rhst, at slZ50 J. j. SCAR
~ 4. .trvag
National Republican., 1878-09-27
MORNING.

teens with the commercial evidence Of en-
teiprise and thrift; the fisherman continues
to vex the sea with line and harpoon; cod
fish, haddock, halibut, and Holsters arc
still marketed; aud all this since WADE
HAMPTON informed Governor RICE that he
regarded him with indignant scorn." And
still the people of the Old Bay State are
complacently cutivating their charitable
feelings and pouring their aims and offer
ings into the laps of the sufferers from the
Southern plague, to alleviate distress; and
they would, If Charleston or Columbia were
among the fever-stricken localities, contrib
ute to their relief, notwithstanding the pet
ulence and i'll manners of WADE HAMPTON.
The people OF Massachusetts, sweetly smile
"at Satan's rage" and face u frowning South
Carolina with perfect composure.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

THE New York Herald, which is no hcnch-
man of Senator CONKLING, in referring to
his present position in the State aud the
Republican convention, says: The removal
"of his friends from the custom-house proves
to have been an impotent display of polit-
ical spite. He is stronger in the State con-
"vention of this year after the decapitations
"thau he was in the State convention of last
"year, when all the principal offices were
"held by his friends. The removals have
apparently caused a political reaction
against the Administration and in favor
"of the Senator. Certain it is that Mr.
"CONKLING has strong AMI increasing
"hold on the confidence, respect, and admi-
ration of the Republican party of his own
state"
National Republican., 1878-09-27

LIEuTESANT-GovERN DoRsHEIMER has
been interviewed by the New York Ercning
Post on the subject of Judge C0THRAS's
suit against him to recover moneys expend-
polite, and says that last week Judge
CoTHRAS discontinued the suit at his own
instance, and without any request on his
part that he should do 80, and without the
payment of any moneys on his part in con-
sideration therefor. If this be so, then we
have been mistaken in the Judge, that is
all. These Democrats are mighty uncer-
tain, and it is not safe to bet on them for
anything, except cheating in elections.
There they are sure.
National Republican., 1878-09-27
sL,SpERISG THE DISTRICT.

The scat of government ought to be a place
of terror for evil.doers instead of sort of city
of refuge for criminals, as 1t long seems to have
been.-EreHhg star.
We submit that this kind of twaddle,
having nothing for its basis more substan-
tial than COHEN's recent futile demonstra-
tons in this city, is calculated to do injury
to the community at large The truth is
bad enough but it is not so bad rs to JUS
tify the charge that Washington is or ever
has been place Of refuge for criminals.
But beside this gratuitOus slander in it's
editorial columns the Star 50 fur forgcts it.
self as to copy lpprovinsly the following,
among many others from other journals,
lalsehOod from the New York Times:
The mob actually called upon some of the
traders in the city and demanded supplies
adding that they would make no trouble If the
goods were peaccabiy handed over. Otherwise
they must help themselves by force. Evil
IDENTIFY, the local government i'll Washington is
conducted in free aud easy manner. We
hear of no arrests being made among these
threatening robbers.
\ pretty reputation Washington is get
ting abroad from the hands of its friends,
and that, too, at the expense Of the truth,
for every assertion in this paragraph is u
bareiaced talschood. No one will deny that
there was too much OF an inClina-
ton on the part Of the District authorities
10 tempOri2c with COHEN aud his gang OF
misguided followers, or that their proceed
inGs should have been squclched much
sooner than they were; butt remains to be
seen whether the plan pursued was not the
best one after all. II has avoided the
mnrtyriIntion af COHEN and robbed him of
much of the publicity he sought. So far
rs actual transgrcssion Of the law is co.,
cernCd, it has been confined to petty Of
lcnseS by these so-Called rioters. Their
street parldcs amounted TO nothing and
they failed to inuuyurate strike. 1t may
be tantalizing or cXaspcrating to know that
such things can occur in our midst and the
perpetrators 60 unpunished; but in the de-
mand loy their punishment no good pur-
pose can be served by eXaggerating the
facts and thereby givingthe outside press"
n hook upon which to hang its ever
ready ISLANDERS Of our people No true
friend of the District would be guilty of
| such q thing.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

JOHN 4. MCMAHON will not have a walk
over III the Dayton Ohio district this year,
although the last Legislature did so gerry
mander the district as to make it Demo-
cratic, as they supposed, beyond a perad-
venture. The soldiers at the Home are
opening their eyes to his demagogery, and
one of the veterans, in letter to the Day.
ton Journal, in calling attention to his eff
forts to capture their vote, shows conclu-
sively that if MCMAHON attempted to full
ill all the promises he has made about get
ting pensions, back pay, bounty, Sc, the
work would take him five years, and would
not leave him moment of time to attend
to his Congressional duties.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

THE Cincinnati Times advises Mr.. Secre-
tary GoRHAM to ego a-hshing." That's ex-
actly what he is doing-dshing for lost Re-
publican districts, which may be regained if
the Republicans of Ohio and elsewhere will
not stop THURMAN from stealing their bait.
The ri IS should know by this time that
Mr.. G9kHAM has been mercilessly SLAM
dered earding his Newark speech. lie
spoke then for honest money and against
the spurious fiat scrip for which the so-callcd
Grcenbackers are clamOring. But he did
not propose that Senator THURMAN Or any
one else shall be permitted to rush forward,
frighten of the Republican party, and claim
the benefit of all there is that is worth claim
ing in the present Republican grccnback
system.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

BosToN CoRDErr, whose only misfortune
seems TO be that he shot WILKES BOOTH,
and either freed him from a cruel death by
fire or disgrnceful one on the sold, is
a penniless wanderer. seeking honest EN-
in Pennsylvania. The last heard
from him in the public prints was at Pitts
burg, where proposition was made to help
him out of the city and on his way West
by public subscription. 1t is in the eternal
fitness of things that this mans misfortunes
should now become the butt of Bourbon
Democratic ridcule.
National Republican., 1878-09-27

NOTwITHsTANDING the hard times now
prevailing in this country, our Canadian
ncighbors cast longing and envious look
across the border, and many of them have
found it to their interest to emigrate into
the United States. During the past year
there have passed through the single town
of Port Sarnia 3O,GlO emigrauts Of whom
1O,1s3 were native-bou Canadians from the
Provinces of Ontario and Quebec, This fact
has aroused the alarm Of tho Dominion au-
thorities, aud they want 10 know the reason
why, you know.