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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18

From bark TO the Baltic 1850 do IS s.
OILS-Lseei qn,ft Unchanged 60d6c; quiet, IN
changed ON Change call for Cotton seed, sales
PEphOLEU M-Quiet, unchanged, about steady; sales
1000 bbs high test Refined, l24c Crude IN bulk, 74c
IL re asked. prompt delivery; Cases Refined
at Philadelphia, II 1sc; dor at Baltimore, llSsc: OF
United sales. 1900 bbls opened III 572, declined TO
81 5GI- closing with al SIN bid.
fROVISIOSS-PORK higher closing firm fair trade in
oslo go latter very choice leo bills Prime Mess
$40 231Sl0 so IS obls. Family Mess. xl0dSlO 90 2O00
Dds Mess al West TO come here private terms Second Call
Mess MARCH, $40 80 asked April $40 20 bid $40 IS asked
May, $40 = eid, $40 - asked June 80 40 bid, 80 60
cur MEATS steady sales. % OCO N Picked Bellies bnlk
5ya6 &c 10 10 weight LOCO Loose Picked Shoulders 4ac
Mide market strong coed business sales IS boxes
ern Long Clear 54c 200 boxes Long and Short Clear 5c
and at West $50 boxes short Clear Size, $500
100000 loose Short Ribs, Iay, s. 01 REssED HOGS
higher CITY, Heavy 10 Light 5ed3 2c LARD stronger
closing firm fair business sales $50 Prime
e 4Gds1 10 30 of grade 81 20; $50 tos Prime steam
March 81 - $500 tes April 81 4OGS7 49, closing n 422
1000 ties June, 81 6Ozs7 S. City Steam flrn sales is
cs - 30dS7 3j Reined-saos 200 Continent part
81 80; $50 ties West India ~ rs BUTTER and CHEESE
without important change. EGG-Shade lower: liQht
demsnd Long Island NewJersey l2a 3c; state, PenDsy.
RICE-Qniet, unchanged
5EEDs-Grass dull scarcely firm; sales 200 bags
Clover. 9i.QSlp,
SKINSC0a fairly active steady. Receipts past week
3Si bales leutt ~ BARS Cabro bales Curacao
$ bales Vera cruz u baes Brazos 296 bales NewOrens
bales RIO acbc lS Jsos fambay 80 bales Pavt, bales
Puerto Cabeio. Deer quiet barely steady Receipts past
week, 9S bales Para bales Greytwn 10 bales Vera Cruz
ii bales Brazos Sales 1900 h. Sisa 1000 10. Maamoros
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ports from January to this date for period of twenty
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LoNpo. March 8-7he Econ01,T saws: The discount
market is stu strong at per cent Surprise Is expressed II
various quarters Fngiands not ad
vapced Thursday. The feature of the week In
bullion market has been the export OF silver 10
New York at a time when American exchange fsrising
to point which en- bring gold here 81 course ts
Is Attributable 10 the operation ~ tho Coinage Act Al
dOnG buoyRncy has been recorded in secuIies bus
for Of the Congress has tn good deal OF c
OF The market for Government stocks and movemt ms IN
this Department lighter than for weeks
rcan Doth and Railways have recovered
belief that there viii he Immediate payment
silver American investors exhibit
disposition tske their stocks AT current prices"
LONDON March lGl2JO Consols 800 Isior bOt money
and the account. L. < bonds. Onr ana half per cents
1884 New ves l05l Fine Railway shares, lcs Illinois
Central 76l Pcnnsy lYaBia Central % NewJeTscy Central
Is Reading Ra1road 1884,.
LONDON March l6l3O D. m.Pafis aivices quote nNe per
cent rentes 10 francs 90 confines FOR the account
LONDON. bsrch 1880 mt. :. bonds New ives 100.
LONDON March 1880 D. m.The amount OF bullion with
drawn the Bank Of England balance to-day +2oi
LONDON March lG-i30 D. .-Paris advces quote hve per
no francs Is centmes FOR the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
COAL TRADE REVIEW.

From The Engineering and Mining Journal ndTeh Nv D.,
We have but the same old story to relate. Inc
demand coal Is extremely limited. with no ndici-
lions Of an active business at early day. The ui-
sOn River is Open as also all the coast and most of
the inland ports; and although freighs are very low,
vet business does not improve. The Opening OF thc
canals will probably the demand slightly, but
the purchases viii only he small. and for sorting
The production OF anthracite coal last week was IT,
7Gi tons. compared with 2J2,U11 ton: The previous
week, and 3I7,33I tons the corresponding week OF
1877 The total production since January has been
230S 900 tOls compared with 259l1J2 tons Tor he
like period last year, showing decrease ms year OF
2S5. 7G3 tons Considering the mild WINTER We nave
passed through and the higher prices thJt are rung inc
restriction ~ production will have 10 he very nlch
greater than yet shown "a have IN important unnenee
prices. , ,
The stock Of coal anOat Is estimated Icy The best OF
ontboritirs ri 60 900 fOns The Delaware and Rrtan
Canal will open on Monday, ami let out little coal
The following the comparative statement iOI INC
week ending March Q. and years from January |:
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GyrFALo Narch l6-flour in fa'r demand; SAFE, Of
5sotb i unchtng.A ratc. wheat Ia g' NJ l1g demand
500 No Milwaukee slnug on private terms Corn steady;
ar 40 ors nominal Barley quiet u 600 bash- o'd
lie. Hy" DAN sal Of car state on private terms
ticics unclunrcd Railroad ;roighis unbalanced Railroad
zoo ,is 1lro1J s'rncni Ioar 2ii0bbs Wicaf
bush Com . 500 bush oat-. 1000 bush; Barley
: 6nic,ao. March iG-Flour steady unchinrei. Wheat
active and nrm 40 spring CIT edge. - o>lq Regular
- o. e3 10 i ~ el Ata NC CO.. ton H1S sI'
At -'c ca.h Ayrl ard MAY atiin iar duani AZ SO
easier ~ .G ~ rok st,;y IN gooi dcnald ~ - %
active ~ - - cash and Apiii; :jatl - Mii. lD.k
I,h aId short lear Middle whi.kcv n'ninay u 9i
,C1N,NSAIL MaIch Igof3,w, "fm,r; l|y 7.fsJ 30
at i,stsi go r. iar Iea ia, aa n' ra H.
-hoa'd,ry. 90 oaf m - l2,gf-} CIR nc ,tt
- h,cGn r ', t ss s gg's, N %hc easier a.
But"r quiet and unchanged sugar nro al. ue.h.-. ~.
Ho . n fe e., 4,aAn f., .. .a aI :, & rS. 49,;
80. Receipts. go had siil-,it' 10 head , ,.,.
ri -. wheat a shade batter, t,ia White michigan.
r., = 70, We T.s an = tI, 30 90 ai. s a., ic ir 10
White, and 29Ec for No M1c C,yer >c'i s',ady az
? 200 &c.; Sq gs' 90 ba. ca o o 6 o
ZOO bush
MnyArsrr; March lcTgsr gget pne99 a.. f WHEAT a
s sio sS - do 81 ~ .i'ge 81 - I % A 1s4
- o. H a = "S 80 ,, ~ - So - Rye
steady and hrn No. 55c. Barley tr.ngeri 80 spdns,
nTs;ed 'IE log. nS i' aachaastd '' '
PnLApEIIniA. March lG.pctr,l.um nominal AZ ll',e
with local demand al ljnl7 &C. for no III. !.c yr
Int sifaHS ann a uaeaas Mu,ooysio & Csa
gal 49, tor low st tcnucd SrEas rather easier lo,s
ior Granui1c and ., Tor 4. 3lolss, 81 'a5jc.
i H n my ', i III ch rfi' Which are Dim. Medium
Nip iio ,;r,de, ,Ii Mg.oii ftii t.ns coed - so
i.tt "a IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18

AuorsrA. Mrch lG-Coitoa quiet Mdiling lOEei 10y
Mddllng, Obs; Good Ordinary, o'ic.i receipts 100
bales: sales. ll5 bales ...
Bosios. March I0-Colton dull Mltung lie. Low
Mindling. loaci GOOD Ordinary, 52ci neg receipts,
GjO bate gos- bales: exports TO Great Bflthh' -'lI
Daes stock, lI.Gli bales. ,,,. 49, .
BALTIMORE. Starch lG-CottOn qucti Nildling. lOA@
Sac: Low NdHKng IOisf. Good Ordinary 3lsc: net re-
ceipt-, 1879 bales gross l5l2 bIcs. exports 10 Great
Britain 81 700 bales -lO
sriuners, 10 bales; stock. 1878 bales. 49, 49,
CFARLFnfo., Ib.-COtton easier; MiddDnE lOi2O
lose. Low MidGNAs. lU1c.; Good Ordinary 5ecf net
receipts bales Ia France 22u3 Dnles 20 tho
sac- 500 bales stock 3i,bf2 bales
CNCINNiT March lG.-COtton quiet; AIddllng, 10 W.
Low Mdding Csc; Good Ordinary Sc; receipts, 229
bales shpmous 2,i2l bales. sales, s.nneTs 100 bales
stock. 1851 bales. .
GALVESTON March l0-C0tt0r nominal lower 10 sell
Middling, IOLc.: Low MdtinG S'sc' Good Ordinary.
sc rocepts lu0l bales gross, lOOl bales exports
20 Great Britain 5000 bales ooast"e oo1 Bales STOCK OIL
100 baleA
LOUISVILLE, March li-,cotton quiet Middns 1885,
MOBILE. March l6.-COtton qmeti Middling, lOAc;
Low Middlng 0llc. Good Ordinary. Sasc. net receipts
2i66 bales 10 the Chanue 2SiO Daes sales, loSO
bales stock, 80 IfS bales. 49,,
HElirHIs March lG-Coiton quiet, easy Middhng ohc
receipts 2l84 bales shipments. 1850 baesi saie loOU
bales stock, 81, 2U3 bales
NFw.OgIRiSs, March I6-Coiton irregular fair demand
Middhng, lO5c. Low Aiiddling. 9l2o; Good Ordinary
o receipts 1888 baes; i4O bales exports
" France lGis bales TO tho Continent o2 paes TO the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
Foreign exchange showed the usual quiet Of Saturday
while ruling strong. We annex current closing quota
tions, the actual market beng quota by lower:

Money on call was frmer to-day. and call loans with
railway collateral and per cent the rate 10 the
great bond dealers standing al 1. Discount ranges At
4la 6. The following The Clearing H1u|r state
ment to-day: Currency exchanges. soi, O9S; cur
rency balances, S3O9s. 800 gold eXchan gcs, Sj,1O}.
OO7 gold balances, S922,OJ1 and Tor the week: Cur
reucv clearancrs, SjOl 502J17; currency balances,
SfS 800 S6S; gold clcaTanccs, T51,11SlZ1; god bal
ances, S79l7.feJ.
The of 920t 600 bullion was Withdrawn from tho
Bank Of England balance" to-day, total IN that
way in three days OF 100000. British consos IA Lon
don were steady al $3.50. United states bonds cosing
as fol0ws: New 81. at 1O5; new 4l2 per cents, at
l035le; 1865 at 1O77s. and lO-4,s at lO3laJ~ We
quot Erie at l0ls the preferred az 2J Illinois Central
at 7Gl4; Pennsylvania Central at - NcwJersey Cen
trail H. aud Reading at 13l2. Bar silver Is quoted at
5l3e pence the English standard In Paris the
per French Renlcs opened al LOGO, and closed
at 1l01j.
Washington dispatches report that the Treasury now
holds $50 $50 In United States bonds TO secure the
National bank circualiOn and Sl31GJOOO in bonds to
secure public deposits. United states bonds depOsCd
for circulation for the week ending today 100000
United bonds held for circulation withdrawn dur
ing the ending to-day, J53O.OO0. The National
bank circulation outstanding is gold notes II i32 100
currency notes. S3l9GJ776. The internal Revenue re-
ccipts to-day were @I52O93 80, ana from Customs,
$1S127G 49,
The receipts Of National bank notes for the week end
ing to-day, compared with the corresponding period
last wear, are follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
HAVANA Markets.

March lG-Sugar-NOs. 10 to l2 D. g IA reals
- a. 20 D. X S1aQ 10 reals AOlass
Sugar. Nos 20 Gie07 reals. Muscoyado sugars Com
mon To Far "a, reals Crntugi NOs. II TO Is
in boxes and hLi Q3 ais. StOces ~ house al iia
Nana ana MatauE,s-2SJp boxes. 5000 ba-. and 5000
lhds Icer pts 800 boxes. 5000 bags and
800 hid Lxioris during toe w'ck-ifJ0 boxes, 500
bn.. .a3O f. lrcue 30 ho.c. ZOO bags and 1910
hhd.. 10 the Tinted STATES Npias-.s, 5't15 ioIls pr
ktg for degrees piar.Xliiou Bacon, ~ S00 $50
III cWt FuuT s9ir43j per bb. 70 American
Lard IN kegs and s3 So for Fine qnnia
do i tins 81 Common 81 81 oT Aue frcighi-
QUOT aud steady loading NJ Havana for The United stat
hid ~ sugar. - - 70 Per hl
II No5F.s - - loading at pot- ou tho Noit Coast
porfU or the Tinted ~tcs per box ~ sugar.
75a-7 r urr hid If fJd3 % hid Of Moasse-.
- l-L!a SO =. Tobacco. quiet but firm. Exchanges
AIusuf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18

Out OF the total transactions in shares the Stock
Exchange to-day, over % per cent or 2G,4O0 shares
were Pacific Mall at from 19l40s0as down to 16l4
with final sale at 1864. The late decline in tho price Of
this stock has been because Of dana gnR rumor but
In spite OF semi-ofical OutgivinRs of a reduced
debt, and OF lack OF hopeful authorizations
for the future. The few rumOrs which have
noated about have had their origin in the
suspicious caused by the sales OF "lOng" stock. II
the searchers for Information. however will push their
Investigations little beyond the point Of the amount Of
the present Of the Pacific Mall Company into the
the subject of proportions II Is not likely that the ratio Of
tie present Indebtedness present assets will be found
TO be greater than any previous period And it may
be 10 some discovery OF this kind that certain OF the
stockholders are awakening from the Dfatuaton which
for years past seemed to possess alike the managers
and stockholders Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany Yet under any circumstance the organization
Of the company VIII be maintained for some time longer
Its stock IL likely TO have rise and fall before H.
Ike Atlantic Mail, passes into oblivion.
The rarlrcad list 10 day generally opened strong with
Lake Shore and the N0rthwosterns commanding the
% the best Of their recent prices but aiterward fell
from % to Is per cent The market then became dull
but closed with renewal OF activity and partial recov
cry In prices. Central and Hudson sold exdlvidend at
1850 1914 1915 against 1914 on Friday. Wabash
eIeepi naily weak at 1874.
The coal shares TO dav duh and steady Western
Cnon next 10 Pacific Mai and Lake Shore recorded the
greatest amount OF transactions, and at improving pri
ees The sales ranged from 794 opening. to 1885, clos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Fer North Rircr, Vessels and RGiirOGds.
SATURDAY. March 10. ls7s


ASHFs-In moderate SALE Pots. 80 i'c.; r. ara
COFFEE no dull nominal Hdl1c. fur rlrgors; sales
date last evening" 300 bags DJnati private terms
Mid dan, uouluaily unchanged.
CDIION-~pOt Cotton quiet unchanged htCiur p
lands IUiSac. sales 30l bales spinning los spe n1"u
delivered contract 200 bales Receipts ~ The ports
ll2iO hac- against s52S TN. day last week, 3s5i lirt
year FIXTURES quiet Cosug i0j points lower sales last
e,eiue bale I0day-Flr-t Cul-Aprii 1923: jun,
III July l2U. EeDteAIhet llUf total BOO bales See
ond call March. 1871 April 1871 total, goo 6alrs Aso
to-day, March lO.gud 1892, Ann. l0~5G l"F5i May,
IOpfaIlC June llll2. July lll5i August l'.O
dII2i. october. 1881 iOS3i November. 1910 total.
bales grand total so bales futufrs oacd barely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
DAKOTA SOUTHERN RAILROAD

FIRST MORTGAGE PEI CENT GOLD SINKING
FUND RONDs ORIGINAL ISSUE, 100000 CAN
CELED by THE SINKING FUND, $4,000. AMOUNT
NOW OUTSTANDING, s55sO0o BEING AT THE RATE
or $4,000 PER MILE OF ROAD.
THE DAKOTA SOUTHERN RAILRo I 2 runs from Sioux
CITY, Iowa. YanktOn, the capital OF Da<cta distance OF
miles The road has been completed and running hVe
years and during these years OF business depression me H
earnings over ress have each year exceeded by more
than 90 per cent the required pay the interest on
first mortgage bonds while the net earnings for 1877 were
and half times greater than the interest on Its entire
bonded debt The S00S0U0 r5 mortgage bonds are me Ohy
Indebtedness of the company We have sold during the past
$3O0O0 of these bonds When the balance
sold the company VIII be entirely free OF floating debt
We are authorized sell the remaining bonds at 80 per
cent and accrued at which Fate they Weld nearly
lel cent interest --.xc-o., 49, ooon,.- =. NM
No 81 Pine st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18

Channel 1878 bales sales 5000 baes last evening" 1900
bales; stock 2935 $50 bales. -
net receipts s4Ss bales exports coastwise
sales. BAL bales; stock. 1864 bales.
Maeh Coca opdosG n'es nar ecssrs
1870 $50 bales sales, 392 bsesj spnners SO!
SavASSaB, March le~Cot,on easy; Mddne, lOtc; Low
MhldinR, J'ac. Good Ordin 'ry 9c net receipts 223t
bales: gIoss bales l.009 bales last evening 800
bales exports TO tue Continent 1880 bales STOCK o4olo
bales. . ,, go.
sT. LOUIS March Il. gniet Mddlins 1904 ei
bales shipments, 7SS bsef sales, 7@o bales; stocX'
WHMISeroS March 16-coton quiet Middllng, loissSi
Low Mlddlng 9c; Good oC mary sac net receipts $50
bales sales So bales stock 6'7o bales
WOOL MARKET
BOSTON, March l6.-wooL-rhe demand runs exclusively
Wool and he sales 81 Fail California and I'm
washed Territory embrace the bulk OF the OF the
l2e20cand for this description ereis rather better feeling
The sales Of the week comprise Ohio nos NV ana apoDe
aeece at 339c Combng and Delaine aeeees a. -
a52c; Unwashed Comb,ng At i3d36c oregon at 10000;
Pulled at 3Oaij Spring California at 20G30c. The sales Of
thd week aggregated l.Oj3.3c0 10.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO. March 49, The Drorers Journal reports HOGS
Receipts, G,000 head shipments 5000 head; marset
Light So G5d$j7o Heavy active at SO 7oa$4 everything
sold. $3.50 -,
grades firm aud scve Shipping steers s3 95 20 Feeders
and cckers strong but unch at 80 1913 IS Butch
steady steers IS l0as3 60 Cows 81 6oas3 70 Bulls
saEEP~ReceIps, $40 head shipments. LOO; market
weaker sales at IS 050si %.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE, n. l., March l6Prnt Cloths market dull
throughout the week with roopng prices Quotations weak
STANDARD 6iX64 3c asked 10 &C. offered for 06A6O good
Sales Of the week. 81 900 pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
40FeICE or TIRE CAttpA SoUTrERS RAILWAY LINE
l3 WILL ,Nsr. New-YWk. Feb 2. 1913 ,

Is " III Nhris 'tN-tNis+ i'' - 900
rENHE success OF the scheme FOR funding the
sccuritccf tn. Company having been assured by ne
than three luuihs OF Ee outstanding TOMAS
holders have converted e bonds INTO dcD-'n
certificates countersned by The Union Trust company ere
notified Is necessary % uaAs suc conversion MY.
order The delivery 10 Them "I tio
eS rarsue,d bonds N mo month March. Information
flrui sled ard exchange effected az the office 81 ms company
j. TIIITNGHASp, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18

ing Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph further declined to
1sl2, rallied 10 10 andelOsed at ls7s There is grow
ing disposition speculate this stock FOR lower prices
hut the difficulty is that there demand even for the
small quantity of real stock which Is offered for sale
Hence the % bears find opportunity to get out line
of stock fass for their operations. The express
stocks, with small sales, without feature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18

sTEARiNE-Firm; sales 200 tcs and ~ hhds. Choice.
7J;c.
SUGAR Raw moderately active frm 7ha7Ssc, for Fair
20 Good Refining sales 3n2 bags ST. Domingo RAJ 4c;
lauOU iloo G1c J1 hhds. cuba Musc0yad0 1G1 loci
p bags Centrifugal ~ 40 hhds Iscoyai, o 20
hhds Moasscs sugar 0sc; Refined unchanged, moderate
trade.
TALLOW- Steady: saes. 10000 ID Prime, 7i2c.
WllSKEN-tlrmer sales, J2 bbls, IL OH per gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
SHAREHOLDERS NOTICE.

VI y
, TREASURY DEriEiNFNL
OFFICE q COMPTROLLER or rhE o. RBFNCf(
A~fINaIuN. Feb. y. 1873
Tie Comptroller Of he Curency hereby yfs Roa 20 ne
Now York, that meeting a. sue, sa IL de VII o. hd
IViNIY SEVlNln DAY OF MARCH next ~ 10 Il. ",
i The purpose Of cecng Agent 90 whom r assets 81 ne
bank via Dc transferred and delivered In accordance Win Inc
PROVISIONS OK section 81 OF tho Act of June 30 i
JOHN JAY Knox,
,it,rn l he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
OFFICIAL REPORT Y. Y. MINING STOCK EX
CHANGE SALES, MARCH l6. 1875.
SECOND Board O'CLOCK p. NJ.
THIRD BOARD-2:3O p. NJ.


The bank statement for tins week again pre-
sents an anomaly in figures which can only be ex-
pained upon the hypothesis that bank averages" ale
a and delusion. The apparent assets are re-
duced 81 2iO 600, follows Loans decreased, 1884,
300 egal-tepders decreased. S3297O0; and specie III
creased, -, 429 900. The liabilities, on the other
band reduced only $4,000 by reduction in depos
its Of $40 and increased circulation Of $4,000.
These several changes result in increasing the excess OF
reserve $2,ll7.000 and make the total excess, now
Sl610O SO, the greatest amount in several months.
On February 2, it S16O1G775 and since that cate
Il has been low as S129SO,95O. The total reserve
69 s2 100 324S per cent OF the tOtaldcposits,
against 81 so week ago Deducting the specie in full
from the deposits the greeubac& 3032G2O0 is
1927 per cent Of the remaining currency deposits,
against n 22 last week The comparative totals are as
fOllOWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA sTOCKs.
.lcEs OF MINING STOCKS.
san FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICEs

The Eureka Consolidated Mining Company has de-
clarcd a dividend Of - per share on its stock.
Government bonds we're less active TO-DAY than on
any previous day this week but prices generally
firm very little if change from those OF ycster-
day. We annex latest street quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
Businees Chances.

A DRY GOODS merchant, with small capital,
~ well opposite The Depot in Passaic, " J. Call
ALFRED SPEER, "a Warrenst n. Y
4 FIRST-CLASS family grocer can do o fine
- by starting speeTs building, opposite the
depot passa!e, ". j. For particulars ALFRED SPEER
81 Warreu.s, " T. at Passa mornings before $3.50
o'clock.
q IN nAA will purchase controlling inter-
YCV,VUO estin staple ana profitable business
Croperty sI0O00); VIII bear fullest yest-
CATION Principals only cali on JOSEPH PHILIPS, 50
Nassau-st. Neg-YOrk. issH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18

In state bonds the only transactions were in District
OF Columbia $50, 70, Tennessee o., Old Issue, al b,
and Georgia new per cents at 1914.
Sales OF City bank stocks were follows: McirOnoi
tan 10, at l2l l2 81 Nicholas CD az 7G Meehan c. tj3
al 1871 and Fourth National 90 at -.
There also falling OF to-day III TIE volume Of
business -aWay bonds; Ia - >-ucs the aggregate Of
dealncs being Si7l 900 Firsts Of Missouri Pacific nd
vanCcd 10 1O23-, NcwYOrk Central and Hudson hrris
cling at 1893 The s. Paul per cent nr-t- were
strong lis, Lacrosse division ~ 107 AMI sinking
Fund 95 Northwest gold bonds being 9Gii. plain rrts
Jos and cOnsOls lOel Union Pacific nTss steady
AZ lC67s and Sinking Tund NJ D. Westerns at lo3, and
CntIsls a: lOGls hrsts OF G. C. Is L. {. selling at b. Can
ada southern dsbCniure certificates al bI2 % =. Lake
Shore Clustered Ids at o. and OIio and Miss con
973i. There considerable business III Lebigh
and WilkeshaIrc cOns0l- at 31A 035.
Gold dun and strong Win sales az 1pl ia lOl@
loans costiu, D. ~ ana per cen carrying The Assist
autTreasrcr Iail ont SIS 900 coin interest the
pubc debt. and SOS OOO redemption Oi called bonds
The days business Of the gold clearing department OF
the Bank OF Ncw-YOrk covered Gold cleared SenD97,
600; Coil balances. 81 930sOO currency balances,
II .GJj.OG9 The gold quotations were as follows:
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
C.ALE or thn NEM.YORK. WEST SHORE

> ava CHICAGO sAtLaoAD GO. CNDEE FoRECLos-
ownership ~ bomb must Ac W3' before the
C., United states Cr,lt toLr - this ciiy ply -
2d inst. Holders are nfycd 70 present tic DhiS -
once tu"g shut Tho franc hist is v.IY Eaua
inclu1iu the git from Albany % Bnlio along ne
canal hak donated by the state The large amount 81 bos
held by the continental Railway& lrist De- :" tchte c'
viii be- Of Illegal and fraudulent issuance
l. fn -flf md ntllrr UllluOluL ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18

J. LATHROP, Receiver CENTRAL RAIL
). ROAD COMPANY OF NEW.JENsEN, w. ll5 LIB
.rU.Vors Nlrtn b. IH1e.-lrc transfer books o.
t- Genital railroad Company 81 N.wJrta.j Hl Pc coacd
from tls -, las. 90 the 10Th OF April both Inclusive
d. =. LATBEOp Receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
Total salcs Tor The day

tExdlyidend per cent 1883 seller co DAYS.
The Philadelphia Stock Market TO-DAY Il reported as
being exceedingly dull void OF interesting features.
such variations prices have occurred are within The
smallest fractions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
CHICAGO ASp ALTON RALsotp coSrASY,-

NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS and BOND
~ FoLDFNs-The stncKhol,t voting bondholiers
at tho Chicago and Alton Railroad ComPuv ere hereby n"
nel that The aHnua meeting OF said COMPANY To- thr t.,
Of tr, rc'nr4 - serve three years. and tht lrlnc'n 81
glrh be presented WI Dc heHi
Offices. In Chlcasp III, Ga ao-NDAl t3
1T iay ~ Aprll next, n 10 O'Clock %. III =,
h tr,r..r boks wall closed the close ~ business
- ~ ANIL noxf LARA b g.. SECRETARY.