davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-19
FoorPADs IN CENTRAL PARK.

To EDIToR HERALp:-
Tho stroll OF young man In the Central Park Of
bright night would seem to DO attended with consider
able danger On Wednesday night was accosted BY
n shabby fellow whose very eviaent purpose was rob
berry. He wished to know the time, which gave HIM
by guess aud then he pcrsisted III opening CONVEX
sation with me. Two years ago had precisely sim
liar experience in the Park, with tnis dicrence That
tho person who addressed me had i've minutes pro
vousy snatched ut the watch OF another young man.
Your publication OF this may save some ono his
watch, BOB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-19
REAL ESTATE.
The following parcels were sold yesterday on tho
Real Estate Exchange

The following parcels sold yesterday on tho
Real Estate Exchange
H. MULLER.
Public auction ~ the three marble front store.
with lot 23x1 O3. No. 626 Broadway. e. s.. between
keecker nnd Houston 10 j. Falconer s5b.Uu
Also tn. three story brick house stAcis. with
lease Of plot oil land 5sxl 81. ix3Oxi42.4 No 3fJ
Wet 23d 81. n. =. 3os H. O. OF 9th Also alley
way Sx33 on West .ith ST.. adjoining the above
In rear lease Tor term OF Is years from May 4.
1878; ground rent. $500 per annnm. 70 x. q. Bat
Also executor sale OF the three story brick house
with lease OF lot 22xli7 q. No 453 West I'D . n.
., between 9th and lOth leased 1864, torn
Hoagkins ........s,.... $500
ny BLACKWELL AND RiKER
Foreclosure sale j ames Campbef reteree-of tho
~ iuN396, No. % John ST. 8. 4p6 9. of Gold
ST. 10 plaintiff ........... .......... $685.
FARcuiLD
Executors OF izabeth Caldwell de-
ceased of the three story stone front house.
with 2uxlUp >, No. l2o East 18th r.,
100 u. W. Of Lexington av. 20 Abrnm hts ll.Soe
J. a.. oAkLty AND CO
For closure saie-B Il. MeCancrty. reicree--oi the
six story snss .snewen 81 n ..a,s with 70.
Frankfort defendant
MILLER
Foreclosure sale Edwsfde Dakin. r,le,ee ofths
9th s. S. Ia II of 18th plainin iO.uW
Foreclosure saic-Frcderic@ w. i.ncw, rcferee-of
the nv. story brick aud dwelling, with lot 2ox
100 No lo5 kast S6th n. s.. 100 Il. ". OF I'D -
av., to paiath. iouO
gLKEcKkK AND SON
Foreclosure sale amucI a. Courtney referos-of
thre lots each 25x7u. Delaney st.. u. .. cor
OF Goerck also one lot. 2oxloo. on the :.
OF Delaney 10 II OF Gocrck st. 10 plaintiff i4342
Asa similar s.ie-Joseph Wech referee -uf tue
three story stone front house, with lot 1873
xaso. No. 3iu West 9th st., 3s3 H. o. of 'Hh
sv.. to plaintiff. e,2u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-19
BEDL3E's ISLAND.

To Tng EDITOR HERALD:-
Why does the press speak OF the island In har-
Dor as Bedloe's Island? Tho island was originally
owned by William Bediow, and his signature, written
in 1860, is thus acknowledgements his name TO
Tho deeds 10 the city the same. There Is such
name Bedloe except AZ corruption oil the origi-
nal name William Bcdlow was the hrst postma- ter
Of this city under Washington and 10 at least entitled
to have his name spelled correctly.
BEULOW ISLAND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-19
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

[Nors.-Letters intended Tor this column must DO
by tho writer's full name and address TO
insure attention. Compliments who are unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-19

VICTIMS OF THE BRooKLYS THEATRE FIRE.
To THE EDITOR HERALD
am sorry 10 see that tho managers OF Greenwood
Cemetery entirely iorgeu OF the grave Of The
victims OF the Brooklyn Theatre fire. Tho grave Is IN
very diiapdaied condition ana not even covered
with grass The managers or directors ought TO nave
u kept IN order. X. II. G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-19
NUMBER EIGHTEEN.

Tho Brooklyn Board CT Fire Commissioners ycstcr.
day organized a new company. which 10 10 be knows
as No. Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-19
HE GERMAN UPTOWN SAVINGS BANK.

THE GERMAN UPTOWN SAvINdS BANK
TO THE EDITOR HERALp:-
Please let mo ask through the complaint column
when there Is any likelihood of Mr.. Uhi tho receiver
OF the German Uptown Savings Bank, paying another
long promised dVidendY WEARY DEPO5IlOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-19

THE rwENTy-THIRD STREET STAGES.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Why do the Tweniy-third street stages go through
Twenty fourth srcets Tho change Of route, It seems
10 me. is contrary 10 law Al all events u Is great
Inconvenience LADY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-19
EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
A RETAIL STOCK or HARDWARE TO ExCHAN1
~ for Farm. With encnm brance; mono other need
ply for further particulars apply at l5J south 81. Nc
YORK city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-19
MUSICAL.

MuslcSL-lf Any unARifsBLs fERsoS MILL
Nl assist IN tho prot ucaton o! voice aud
instrumental pupil IL will be greatly appreciated by hon.
orsbe parties who have aid them. aud tho
earliest opport unity thu shall be refunded H. p
Herald Uptown Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-19
FINE ARTS,

NrfCoL0 cORslBONo. TnE N0fED ARTIST Ol
~ Rome who about to leave. offers tor SALE mode,
prices, hne Paintings. representing land
scapes Italian costumes biblical subjects, &c. Exhbitio
al James Austin A Co.'s. iU4 Pearl ~
New-York tribune., 1878-03-07

60h 100 head at Washington Market and 10 head al Jer
sey City, making $50 heal There was very little trade To-
day At about yesterdays prices sc an extreme price
takes ne calves bring IT, Hogdressed caves
u liberal supply. and dull at 70lOc:
r. a. Pouce sod at Washington Market 10 Jersey calves
at 7a6Sc
SHEEP Az LAMBS-Arvals 19 cars at jersey City aud
IS cars at 6st making Cob head Total since Saurda
le very dull stock selling slowly and at to ,ic ower
An occasional small lot OF SprlF lambs are
Iecyed Il head in osy and were sold a. 81 pet head
dressed quiet 1GSc Sheep sold today from &C.
G,c small lot Of coarse Canada iambs brought 2c
Hume Elliott Co sold &C G0tbs. 300 illnis sheep NJ
.c 2lS Ohio 75 10, Disc; 200 DO 81 10 az % ~
4j do 100 b AZ Sj so lS4 Michigan 9S ID. at - 9o 10Y
do, l09 n, at 6l4c oo 90,
81 GOr % n. at 4'ic. o.
James Kirby sold I72 Michigan sheep 81 h at So 50
PtcOck sold Jersey CITY S23 Missouri sheep
10 jsc 1877 Michigan, s6 10 st 52c. l6S ONO ~ 10, a
5sc: III kentueky los D. a. 5Sc 10 do llo b. at 6tc
Newton & Holmes sold lGl Pennsylvania sheep los ID, al
5ac $40 Kansas IL H. at - co. III do 81 No. % 5'.e.
Judd buckingham sold lGl Missouri sheep, " 10 AT g
1873 Ohio i23 u. al 6'se.; 9S Michigan So b. at 6|c ~
do 96 b ut 5sc KS do, 90 ID, at 6c 20 coarse Cansda
Lanbs 81 b. at 6l2c. -,
HOGS-Recepts including Yesterdays arrivals 45 cars AT
4Othst and 10 ersey CITY making 4s0 hear Tota
20 423 head against 2i230 head sane TINE
Live Hogs extremely dnu at ls~3+ +c Cly
dressed are weak al is,d5s. .
W Reid sold 4Othst 37s Ohio Hogs alive, 16S b. at
81 20 per 100.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO March 6.-CArrLE- Receipts today. lJ3 head
total Tor The week thus far J heal against J96 head last
wees. 30 consigned through 326 cars
and declining there was HSht atendance OF
Eastern buyers, owing mainly 10 the chanse III haIAt 1y
In the week instead OF the hrst three
formerly the sales OF Good 10 Chocs steeIs,
averaging l.50O 14JO n. at "a 50dS5 Bnchets ana
Medium grades Of shippers al - - lght Btteeis at
So ~ 10: Balls ~ 2JQ -3 20 StocAeis al ~
Extra at 80 7j market rated at loG2oc OF last weeks
closing prices.
SHEEP fAMRs-Recepts today, 300 head total ior
the $4,000 head against $4,000 head art ecA
cOnsgned through market quiet; buyers ana sellers
apart, tending down offerings generally OF good quay
few sales Of Fair Good Western Sheep at 81 JOGsJ 20
Extra at s. 80: supply equal to demand
HOGs-Rece;ps today 900 head; toal for the week thu
far head against 1850 head last week: cousg"ed
through III market dun, demand light and IL cars
wards uns0ld Workers Offering al - 10
- sale ~ Medium at =tdfi 10; Heavy, Good 70
Choice, - 900Si Common 10 Fair at - % qF3 20 :
neglected light weights averaging
80 100 d. wanted offerings compare aIoraDy VITA
weeks.
CHICAGO, March G. Tae DrOrerS JoUnd reports Hoes
Receipts, $4,000 head; shipments & 100 head; mixed
PAcAIs. dIl weak and lower AZ - 35d$3 60; Light so"
- OUHS 20: Choice Heavy, unchanged
Receipts iuO head: shipments l1O9 head; lew
Choice here shipping actIy. steers - 1dtt JQ Feeders
etOckers active bat unchanged at - Od$ % butch
IN fair demand; steers - -JGsj oj COWS, - 3u@
~ 80: Bulls, - - p.
EP-Krceipfs. 500 head: Shipments JOO helc gcO"
city demand 81 - IS - -.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-07
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
IL n..DL- :. ~ y z 4, "a

IvEgpcol, March 6--Poik-Eastern dnl a. G2 West
EN- dull at 81 Baoon-Cum5eriand Cgt dnli At 81.
short b dulla % Long Clear dun al Cd snort Ces'
Gu al 2S sd Hams-L0ng cut dun III II chUu'efs u
II -. Bsef-Inlia Ness duh Al 81. Extra Me-. tuI
af llJ; Prime Mess dull at sj. LHd-Pune western
dul al 81. IallOw-Pilme CITY Gnl ~ 80. lhflenubt
dull az 10. CAe9seAmercaI Choice Gnll al GJ l+tIu M MCI
steady Flour Extra state dull at - S6i " aea
! spring dahl u 10 ID No Spite dIii Mn Es ~ ~ ~ "a
inter Il 2d C0rG-Od MIXeG Soti dnil at % ID
New dull 6Cd. Cotton seed OH-fe!loW AmeI!cah'
IiyTaroor, March G-l230 p. m.-Cotton steady Nd
iny = bales Including 1000 bales tor speculation and e1
port pts l1uO bales. all AHe!oan Futures opGn.
wh buy.r, E-lts prices Dat thtIc are now sellers
AZ Id decI plauds Low Mhdlng clause, Mat.h tr
veryC 4l also . I'D; Upsuds. Low Mlddlng CLAUSE March
md hpiil delivery. -i also. 90 tplAnds 70" sillu1I
Apr and May deliver. t-ed; -sn - pAhns
G5d Uplauds Low Midolng clause uue AMI jay deYery
67-i also 6aisd: Upands Low Miinng clause July and
August delivery, I'D: also G'aqd; CpAnis, Low Mldhhg
dad september Oc4lNciI hgi lblhcs Low
Mddhng claus. september october delivery 6'e Up'
lands Midlug clause shipped March ana April sal
Gs UDlands Low MdilnS clause shipped Aprh ana 'iay
sail G'gad.
i1yE1r0oI, March G-l3O p. m-Larl; 1884 per cw for
American Pork - per bl for Prime Mes: Bacon - Od
pr cf Tor Long Clear Mh, and IS 3D. for short Clear
Niddlr.. T.ow. % 81. peG c".. -,
ilvFRi1tI, March o. y. m.-Upauds Cotton. Low Md
dlfrg clause March delivery. ~ i; plands 10" Mduhs
CLAUSE. MAY ana June delivery, Gi-L ,,. - -,
included bales American futnres piands Low MIA
ding clause March and Apnl delivery, o. o pans 10"
Mddlug clause Aprl and May delivery OS4 Lpihus 20"
.itdiug clause May and june delivery as' aa, o'sl
Jpanus Low Midilng clause shipped February sal o's
IvFRPOoi, March G-j U.-Cott0n. iuinitS hhti MIC
ding rani. Mdding clause, July ana August deliy
cry Usisd pand-, 10" Aaalhg clause Oc'oOoi anu 40
VtutbcT delivery, C's1il ,, a.. 40 T.,
INErro1,. March 6-Eyening.-CIoverseed, 40 di2 foi
L6iI6i Sach $50 ?. m-spifits OF Turpentne. 24ed
~
New-York tribune., 1878-03-07

BpTnho," private terms Mild dull. ahou, nominal
sae for week past i6i nat. Jsya 1874 bags Ma caibo
40 blgs fagu ~ Domingo, 8 70 Savania 110
Mexican aud S Costa within the range LOCO bags st.
pnnn shipped - Encpe SACKS " Mia stated at
~ aut y,nJ DCiadng zl.-sJ mats
9.-i ~ngtuor- Hl 'eyion. -5h99 bags Mara
cahc 4,i33 I,gnagrd $3.50 Janac, so -. Dnl1Bgo,
i,l65 o~ia .c. 7l AcXlcan. i9i ADgosinra and 3IiI
SayaGia Java Oh - ir: Mar 'cso lfa@l7 2c.; La
gs1 ,ra, IS ia i-ac ~. Donnnso, IfGIli3C, gold.
COTTON Cotton quiet hrnl saio l.t9l bales Dol
last evening", pcrcug 10 cSI0rt, iTN snitnnG. 700 IN
irnsi Delivered contract 800 b1!.s Receipts at the
ports g7iG lalc asnat 1886 this day last week. $3.50
ast rsi cool OIcnar1. 9i,sc. los Nhsilng lO'ec.,
MddiDs Tpands. lie Future, ngdeIaiey active. closing
203 p,n:a lcr. sales evening. 1900 bales. To-day
FIRST CalMay. II Il; oc06cr, il0J total. 800 bales.
ber iI07: Noyenbcr IO0j: total. 500 bales Third Call
March. ll.I0; April, 1lI2 June, 1l.3 total 300 bales
Also. April l1.OSnll.lf; ILL
"a June ll2iall l3i July, li.S3el140 August. H.
dliG; SrptcUbcr ll2S total 81 800 bales grand total,
GOO Dalcs- Clp.ed
New-York tribune., 1878-03-07

In Stat. bond- District Of Columbia 3-G5s were
weak at 7G, North Carolina, old issue selling at
IL. Louisiana consos dccliHcd TO S3li.
Il city bank stocks Fourth National tl20l sold at
%, Ictr,politah 800 at l2G, Bank of Commerce
20 At i l2d1l1.
In rai,rull bonds the conspicuous feature was Tie
large trading iu the Weston bonds which, IN con-
ucctiou with the speculation going an in the shares
have been manipulated - higher fcures-St Pau
cnnsols oi3t. and Northwest gold bonds 60 % y.
The varo,,s mort Cages of the Pacific Coast roads
were ali active. Central first at roc: California
and Oregon branch al -, ana Union iTsts, lO6, the
= king fund bonds yielding 10 H2i2 Mis'3iii
Iacfc Gr,, steady at 81" aud seconds higher
AZ e9Ii. There VIZ" sale. 81 Burlington ana tcdar
Rapld frsts ai GA Co.'S; Lake shore second con-
solicited coupons at 96l2: registered nj 90; ONO
and .i-.is iupl cnHs0l. 40 9j'4 U96; St. Louis and
Iron Nn..itain ffsis at lo1; Alton and Ierrc
Wab.-b hr-ts, oX-courOa, at lUol2; Canada south
cm d-bcntGrc certificates at 81, and NeW-lork
The coll market was quiet to-day. and sales were
at 1921 the "rpply being ahead of the demand.
On gold loans Ihr lending notes were =. 3i2. land 4
per cent for carving. Here no demand for cOid
iust now for any other purpose than to pay customs
and tins /, small, whatever II may bc later On inc
other land. the supply IS large, the NcW-l0G" city
banks ho,tiug accOll t. the last statement, T}3-
$4,000; lie interest payment, al t'r sud- rrl,-
uTy daily adding Il this supply. over three M
lions having bceb pmd oni sln"" last FRIDAY. 10
day the Treasury began - pay on the Tlu"oo,oop
Il per cent Dos Of 1850, ,al'd 10 on niHcty days
not zee ih DcccmbcI About .i.1uO,6OO VIII De sci
tl.I ftr,u, th, S-u1ifttc 10 the final closing of
their accounts and - GOO 900 VII hc paid ~ gold
notes The Assistant Treasurer paid ont SOS, =
600 IN com interest on the public debt, and
So 900 lu redemption of called bonds. The day 3
business Of the gold clcar.u. department OF tng
Bank Of the state o. NcW-logk covered; Gold
cleared, go, $4,000; GOLD lmiaucc., Nlt3l,4 =;
cnrrcncy balances. Tl,6jG9G0. The gold quota
tions were ~ follows;
10 lO................. lOl'.
The foreign exchange market was less active
while continuing firm. selling rates beng on the
hi,l, of - S}l.aSi ~ ioT sixty d4ys' bulls. and
- sj1i u u >Gli for d,mand - a." =. We annex
LATEST official quotations:
New-York tribune., 1878-03-07
EUROPEAN FIYAxc1AL MARKETS.

IoNBoy March 6l2O pm Con-os $3.50 for both money
and ic account. s. bonds four aud half cents
I03iq 1868 lO7 - Tenorlics coupon, 1852 New hytS
lOt7. Tuc Railway shares ~ DO preferred 23L lh0l
central 20 Tonnsy lyana central 20 Jersey Central
conrOlS. GGi,.
IoNDOS March G-li0 m,Paris adylces quote tNe per
cent reutes pa centInos for the account
IOEpoN March 6-i .. u.mCOnsOis 9jlIfa FOR both money
ana the Erie Hallway shares 10. Paris adNces
quote cent renies at 40 iacs 90 cenmes Tor e
PHEIs March G-Exchange london % francs u l. cen
times ftT nor
New-York tribune., 1878-03-07
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
flrlurlal.


h'RlE RAlLN ! -fokECLOSU M ALL
Loan and Trust Company. PLAINTIFF ainst The Erie Railway
Company and others BY vue Of and pursuant
entered az Sp cal Term o the sad supeme Court IN he
1871 l. Ge0 1icknOr Curtis Referee appointed therein TO
sell all and singular the morteag premises franchises aud
plant this action ami mentioned in the said Judgment and
decree being the same moifgagfd or Intended - to be TO the
gage bearing date the fourth ay of February A. D. 1874
hereby give notice that on the twen'yith day OF March,
change saesroom, No III Broadway, in The ctT OF New
and shall at public highest bidder Cor cash,
the following dcscriD property: All and sn-uar the rail
ways of the company Including PeFnoni the
River and including the final eDu' Of the sad
railway Lake Erie, and the railway known as the New
Of the railway designated a. the Bnto Pranch OF
the Eric Railway extending from IionelSvile t. Atuca in
to company the states d NewYork Pennsvyania and
NcwJerse or any OF them al Inc lands ttacss
erccon- fences walls, fixtures franchises privileges aud
rights ~ the sad company ana als2 an tns on-
tnrc or amanuf materials coal wood and supplies of
and All tolls income issues and profits arising sid
property and all rights - receive or recover the sane also
e right title aud interest terms and remainder OF
franchises privileges ami rights OF action Of whao
ever name or nature IN law or n equity Sonvyed OF as g,a &
the Bnieo New YORK and Eric Railroad Company, by
The BDGaio Bradford ard Ptsburg Railroad Company, by
the ROch and Genesec Valley Railroad Compluy ana Oy
s 51f iI 5e bonds BOOK aec9an oils reSsgabc and other
Indebtedness leasehod estates contracts aud
Given under my hand AZ the city of New.York' tins
TURNER, LEE & MCCLURE
20 Nassau.st, Sew.York.
The Of the above descbct property heretofore adyer
III oi"e 1 0 AZ Ie Icrchanfs Exciange Saesroom
No. III broad"ay IN The clly o & VIZ III i 'n az
''' '''~' '''' ''' -'-~ GEoRGENKNoRc cuRTI,s uR5TI,ss,..
New-York tribune., 1878-03-07
: or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES OF MINING STOCKS.


The business in United States bonds very
large again to-day, amounting mt the boards to
II G53 900. aside from large transactions over the
counters of the leading dealers. There was
further advance almost throughout the list. An
ne Xcd are the latest street quotations:
New-York tribune., 1878-03-07
COTTON MARKETS.

.rarsr. March 6-Cotton steady; Middlng 10tc.; Low
Middng 9'ic. Good Ordinary. S4c receipts 100 oaes;
boston March 6-Cot,on steady Middling llc Low MIA
ding l0iac. Ordinary. eisc. net fcceps' ooi
bales stock, IL GA bales ,,,r,u ,o,.
BALTIMORE March ecoton, nrm MnGns; na, doT,e;
90 bales gross sos exports coaSwise 2sO bales
sales 270 bales spinnsrs eo bales s'eck
Low Middling IOLac; Good Ordinary era9sse net re.
ceips TIA bales exports 70 nc Sonunen' i'o oe'
ssiss 81 o bales; stock. 39, lo9 bales -, -,
"scSSsu March 0.-Cotton nrm Middling, I0ae Low
New-York tribune., 1878-03-07

Middling 9, Good ordinary s',e receipts 7ss bales;
6AyEsToy march 1Cottor firm. generally held higher
receipts ss2 bales exports Great Britain 3602 bales
tie Continent 1900 bales sales ei6 bales; stock 6l..
203 bales. - -
LotIsyLri, March 6-Cotton steady; MidfliDg, l0'sc.
MEMPHIS. March 6.-Cofton quiet Middiing. D1c:
receipts $40 bales: shipments l5l baesi sales 1.oOo
bales: stock. 60, ,235 bales -
MOBILE, Iarch 6.-Cotton firm Middling l0i4di0ssc,
&Iddling 1d9hsc: Good Ordinary sasssci net To-
celp 227 bales exports 2so9 bales sales 1900
bales; stock 60,7l0 bales - -.
NJ ,ORIEASs March G-CotrOn strong; Mlddling 10'sc;
Low Mddling. 9'sc. Good Ordinary Ssc net recepts.
370l Dales gross 1916 bales exports 10 the Continent
97 bales sales 5000 bales last evening $500 bales stocs
3477l2 bales
NORFOLK. Marrh 6-cotton firm Middling. 1886: net
receipts l643bales coastwse S33 bales ses 81
bales: stock. 1891 bales
PHILADELPHIA. March 6.-Coton steady; Mddng IL isc;
Miding 10 l9c.: Good Ordinary, 9c receipts.
22S bales; Gil bales sale i5S bales spinners 3I6
bales; stock, II, ,023 bales.
SAVANNAH, March 6.-Cotton firm Middlng l0sisc Low
Miding 9o,c: Good Ordinary 94c. receipts 1901
bales gross 1925 bales to the Continent 589J
bales ooastwisc 6j bales; 800 bales last evening
l,3OU bales stock. ,591 baes.
ST. Louis. March g. cotton steady; Middlng l0Sc.;
Low Middng 9'sc Good Ordinary; s1s;; receipts 731
WILMINGTON March 6,Cottou steady Middlne lotc;;
Low Mddng. 9sc. Good Ordinary Ssc net receipts 2il
bales stock. 5343 bales.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-07

y TAEA-l4Y DCrAEfAENr,
OFFICE W Coz! TR1LIEH Of lHE tIRRhN'G(
WASHINGTON. Fen. -. 1873
TIE ComptIo,c- Of the CuTcuC rs0y syts not 70 ne
Shareholders OF tie UNION SQUARE NATIONAL. Ban IL
of ork that meeting OF Sucr SHAREHOLDER. viii be- tli
the Fn AYenue Hotel N the CIV OF New York. "n The
TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF MARCH mex. at 10 2. r.,
ecctng Agent TO whom the assets o iS
bank VII. l., transferred aud delivered accordance with the
provisions Of Section 81 Of the Act Of mo 30 l-lj
JOHN JAY KNOX,
Comptroller Oi The Currency,
New-York tribune., 1878-03-07
bondholders of the lndianap-

NOTICE.-The b0ndholders of the lndianap-
~ oils and Madison X. T. Co WAO.c bonds a;e secured by
trust OF sAd company Peter Nc Aarn and John e,
gus0n. trustees dated March - oo2 are hereby noiaed
according to the terms OF sd 9ee 70 Ac - ih = Ne1e.s
tho City o. Ncylork, on WEDNESDAY,, Tue lbtl
MARCH 1878. 1T 4" o'clock. - ~tcct Two trse-!
tom Iie vacancies caused by TIE death = sat NJ And
said Ferguson. 1h'MAN \. SUI ), -
President Jcfersonyie, Madison and Iudana', X r.
Co.. successor . Indiana! oils and Madison r. X Co.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-07
THE MONEY MARKET.

,.,,u pyyor7 n. r. sTocE EXCHANGE SALES
WEDNESDAY. M1RCH G. 1878
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
,rpsr c,rr-1O1, O'clock A. NJ,
New-York tribune., 1878-03-07
-Actra' sales. ~
O'yg. Nict't. Low {. Elnal. A..
Total sales :or the dag

IN Philadelphia, to-day there were large sales OF
Pennsylvania Railroad 81 icE down to - per cent;
down to 27l4, and closed At 27l2 per cent.
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-07
Buelness Chances.

ENOR SALE-A well-kn0wn fine art ana pic'
business leading horou Shfate Nlhch has oes
and f. now pavng handsome income the owner oe,nS lh
health having made competency, has sot u" +" 70
lire from business address DR. GLOVER rs AD-at' y, Il
SVANTED-Gentleman with some money
and much business capacity Advertising departmrnt
OF an established periodical T. o. Box oo@o He"-Ioik City,
New-York tribune., 1878-03-07
Goyartnership NoIIces.


DISSOLUTI0N.
Notice hereby gwen that the partnership heretofore ex
isng the undersigned under the hnl baine ~
JAMES A. CLARK q SON hereby dissolved by mutual
consent Mr. JAMES A. CLARK is authorized 20 settle tho
Dated New York. March 4, 1873. HENRY W. CLARK.
COPARTNERSHIP.
rba pnaersened will succeed 10 and connue the MER
ANT IA lori No business OF the late firm Of A.
tlarl a SON CLARK & STEVENS.
HENRY W. CLARK,
r. f. SrEVENs
Dated New. York. March 4, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-07
Uipioeno Notices.

OFFICE or TIE ONTARIO SILVER MINING co?
81 RROAnsr. NEw.loPS, March J, lelS)
ryNIIE REGULAR MONTHLY DIVIDEND of
4 FIFTY CENTS tgod) PER SHARE has been declared
ion Fcbuarv parable an the Office oi Wells Fargo Co. %
Uto,dvov on the 18Th inst Also m EXTRA DlNlpiND,
10 ~ o same amount has been declared payable NJ hs
sae tmo ana place. Transfer hDo, close on the llh ln
III. b. PARSONS, Ass Secretary
New-York tribune., 1878-03-07

OFFICE OF riiF CANApi SOUTHERN RAILWAY LINE
- WILLIAM IL. Ac@lCT& Feb. :, !S18
rY7HF success of the scheme for funding the
securities Il the Company having been assured by tAe
deposit than three f"u!is ~ the outstanding Ons
holders who have cre their bonds INTO ccDrntnrs
certificates countrs9ntd by the Union Irisi Company ara
notified make such conversion without
iuIter delay To secure the dNei 10 th 81 ths
new culIai bonds month of Mach. Ini i1uat0n
tt ,c ana ~ Tie ott 81 THIS Company.
:. TILLINGHAST. ProsidcnT.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-07
GAS STOCK.

Gas STOCK.
Al Neg-Yors sai Rrooklyu Gas stocks and also al kinds
OF Brooklyn inv es;ment sycurtrs dealt m ~ -
GLO. IL. PRESTfSS,
n.LI.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-07
WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON March 6.-wooL-There is very dun feeling for
all kinds prices still rather unsettled with little
no prospects al present any favorable change Fine Feeces
quite neglected and sales only be made AZ conces
sion Transactions include and Pennsylvania az 421
44c for al grades from Medium 70 Xxx Newfork Michi
Wisconsin Pieces at 37bd42c, and Combng aud
Deaine 42j0c for snd fine q ifor
demand 10 G25c for FALL and lSd32c.
Spring Super and Pulled Wool sell slowly at JOdi3c.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE. T. l.. March G.-Nothng doing in Printing
Cloths to-day holders little rmer and buyers ind
ferent.