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New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
STANLEY MATTHEWS'S CALL TO DUTY.
From The CierelTnd Leader.

In the organization of the Cabinet in the
treatment the difficult problems in South Carolina
and louisiana Matthews has had and exercised
from the beginning of the Administration. an eXcep
fonal influence. No one knows better than he the
motives and influences which have actuated The Pres
ident in following policy. which has divided him so
widely from the majority of his party. The Admnlsra
ton is now attacked in the Senate, where only Sen
atOr eau defend it. That duty falls upon Senator
neglectihg IT, An Administration which Is the frltlon
of Mr. Matthew's ideas should surely not lack cham
MON while he has seat in the in It's
deliberations Mr.. Matthews doubtless have the
Aoor for he
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
A HOME REBUKE FOR HOWE.

Mr.. Howe says he has never been doubtful
NJ his policy, which simple The peo
pie Of Wisconsin are not doubtful either that u Is an
summed the effort to keep Mr.. Howe in office. He
saws he desires Civil Service administered by
fbe hest men attalnable-and by the "Dest men" the
heope understand those who bring the most influ
snce to bear for reelection. Mr.. Nelson was con-
sdered one of the best In Wisconsin for office
because his appointment would place the control of
newspaper the hands of friend of Mr. Howe Nelson
was secured an otce-to get him out OF control of his
Newspaper This is Civil Service reform as pracsed by
kaOa
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
PUBLIC OPINION.

In the income tax suit of the United States
to 90 behind the boston Advertiser BepJ
Secretary Sherman wants to provide himself
with pistol Harry White is a fighting man, although
no doesn't know how keep up with Colonel thompson
In swearing Philadelphia Times Qnd)
The prospect that Congress will let the cur
rency alone for the remainder of the is reassur
ing Enough mischief has already been done to last us
half generation.-(Bu1alo Courier Dem)
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
Is THIS A FACT 7

We believe that the President was fully pre-
pared for Senator Howes speech well for those
that are 10 foOw aud all their horrible consequences
he po man and feels that he is IN the hands OF Prov
idence and like Mr. Evarts, who when sOlemny warned
by an oclous friend against using coffee after drink
Ing Saratoga water on ground that 1t would precip
ate the salts" declared that lie liked TO have his salts
preeitaed" would apparently rather enjoy seeing the
Republican party Congress placing itself IN open an
tagouism o Administration.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
Gpecial Notices.
Alfred speer's
PU KL
PORT GRAPE WINE.


MOUNT PROSPECT VINEYARDS.
Tho standard wine IN NewYork city for church commu'
non hospitals and especially prescribed Tor ladies' ana per-
sons of delicate health people IL is harnies yct
very inyigoratng and strengthening sold by druggists
Principal Office and saesrOom, "a warren st, y. \.
Cherry Rjpe by Helen b. Methers author OF COMM
Thro the Rye" Latest and most brilliant novel just pub
lshed complete, In Tribune Novel Extra No. la friee ~
cents
lectuos deiyered kalns Museum % Anatomy, New
and Of premature decline showing IN
SUITABLY lost health be iegaiDt atong GEAR
mpelnns 10 marriage and the troaten, OF
and ply steal debility being tho result OF 20 ex
peence. mail 25c. postage stamps Auarcss
Secretary, kAIIN'S Museum. $50 Br0adw.y New.nOf
Post Uiice Notice-Tho Ioreign week enlns
SATURDAY MarcL 80. 1875 will close at this oilce on
TITEsDAY at 20 a. M. Europe Dy steamship Nevada,
wa Queenstown on WEDN E>DAY at 10 a. NJ for Europe,
by st,amshlp China via QucenstOwn on Thu RSDAl. NJ
1920 m Europe. by steamship Celtic, via Queens
wareG by this must be specially aadessed and az
IL m Tor Europe steamship Geert Plymouth. Cher
bourg ana Hamburg SATURDAY at ii a. H. for lsu-
ropu By steamship CITY Berlin via Queenstown GORE
steamsT must specially Addressed and at 1850 m for
Germany Sc by steamship Dona wa southampton ana
Hremen ,ondence for Great Britain and the NOnuncnt
forwarded BY this must Dc specially adtrsScdl
Glasgow The steamships Nevada China Celtic and City OF
Berlin DO mails sor Denmark. sweden ano Nor
way rhe mails for Brazil direct leave Newf YORK March .o
The mails IniIes Havana ana 81 Thomas
r leave New York March 80. The mails or The South Pa
cilc aud Central American Ports leave Newfoik, Marcn
so The mails China Japan san Francisco Ap
l. Tho mails tor Australia &c. leave san Frauesc0 Al III
T. l.. JAMES. Postmaster.
Inv rorah
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
INDEMNITY IoE LOSS FROM RIOTS.

BALTIMORE, Nd, March 29.-In the Mary
land Legislature yesterday the Committee of Ways and
Means IN the House OF DELEGATES reported uDfayonby
upon several bills TO pay for damages to property de-
sroyed during the strikers riots In Baltimore In July
last and the unfivOablo report was adopted Dy tle
Uonse The committee claim that. general rule,
there Is 10 indemnity for such Losses. There was no
dereliciOn the part OF the State II being an occasion
where the laws could be enforced III due time 10 pre-
vent destruction OF the property for which indemnity
il claimed.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
THE LATHAM COLLECTION SOLD.
LARGE ATTENDANCE AND GOOD BIDDING.
OVER 100000 RECEIVED FOR EIGHfY-THREE
PAINTINGS

OVER 100000 RECEIVED FOR EIGHfY-rHREE
PAINTINGS.
The eighty-three oil paintings composing the
entire collection OF the Hon. Milton S. Latham, OF san
Francisco were sold auction last evening at CHECKER
ing Hall The attendance very l.rse, and there
was considerable enthusiasm, favorite pictures being
cheered The total receipts were q little more than
100000 The pictures sold unequay, some bring
ing more than was expected and others much less
Mr. Hilton purchased the Dore drawings for s175 and
so75 John Jacob Astor bought Vcrboeckhoyen's
Frightened Bull" for $500. Schreyers Travelling
I'm Russia went up to S2.OjO. August Belmont secured
the companion picture, "A Wet Day in Modavia, for
5000 Lively bidding on Viry's COurticrs OF Louis
Kill resulted in John Morris securing 1t lat $1,000
There were loud cheers and brisk contest over the
Bouguereau, which struck OF at SA,VOo. On
Schfeyers "Wallachan Stable on Fire the bidding was
Glow The picture fell at $500, almost me ,he nTS td
selling price Lefebvre's ala Cigale" was started
at 81 COO and by degrees the bids rose TO
g, 300 Knoeder & Co.. being the purchasers
they also bought the Gel0me, which marcned
from 80 800 steadily up s. 800 THIS canvas. which
brought the highest price of tie evenngs 2JX29 inches
The little Knous called After the Battle. received the
healest reception OF all, aud ran from SlOOo up 10
S2,350 This picture offered at Schaus, i0nR tine
for 81 600 Mr. Avery bought for other the NDer the
oil painting by Rosa Bonheur and the Meissolier o
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE, March 30. 1 a. ma further de-
cline Of airpressure accompanied yesterdays rainy
weather. The temperature higher than the pre-
viOus dry.
For this city and vicinity, continuance ana marked
increase Of rain may be expected to-day. Colder and
clearing weather win follow and will probably charac-
fpriza fn-m
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
TWO WAYS OF DOING IT.


The President has right to fill the Office,
n he chooses and perform his executive func-
lions regardless Of members OF Congress. but II lie con-
sents to associate and counsel with them ii would be
Greatly TO his advantage to little more honest
friends even though he felt IL his duty to deny their
requests, whereas he not only makes enemies, but
nskes them Deedlessly.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29

PHILADELPHIA, March 28.-The annual meet
ing Of the Philadelphia and Atlantic City marrow
gauge) Railway was held at Camden, today The
Trcasurers report not presented. II was stated
that when his report Is ready 1t will exhibit salts
factory Hnancal condition Of the company Directors
were elected.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
AN EMBEZZLING BOOKKEEPER

Il ALL Nlf En- Aitoo'D -S' ~N'NI'- 49,
Carpenter jr, bookkeeper for the past five years for
Borden Amy Co.. furniture dealers here,was arrested
to-day for tho embezzlement OF $4,000 from his em-
ployers Carpenter confessed his guilt but 1t Is under
stood tha the matter Will be Gsted ny the surrender
of his property aud friends making up the dOciency.
Gambling is said " been the cause VI the stealing
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

WILMINGTON. " C.. March 2s.-SDirits Of Turpentine
firm 2Sc Rosin firm at 81 32Ia for Strained. Crude
Tmpenne steady 81 25 for Hard 81 Yellow Dip and
81 for Virgin. Tar steady at 81 49,
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29

trying times 10 IL necessary 20 make money ana
there quicker method than 10 invest few hun
Gred dor IN speculation. Alex. Frothngham Co.,
II Walst New.York reliable ana experienced brokers,
and have the OF realizing fortunes for many OF
their customers Their Weekly Financial Report Is cent Tree.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
81 ARRIEU

BIRDSEYE-UND wednesday. March 81
az Toand COOn., by Rev. George T. sanborne Clar
ence r. Briseye Of Brooklyn y. T., and Ada j. Under
wood Of To,and Conn.,
MAN-BROADMEA DOW-On Wednesday March 81.
al Shrewsbury, y. j. by the Rev. I. Wilson, stephen ).
Talluan to Martha DrOaGmcadOw.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29

shai ifktn and Jack Wharton, United states MAJ
sha for 900 damages, for alleged illegal seizures Of
IsOV logs taken from private lands. which had beou
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29

The TRIBUNE has received So from @. w. K,
Waerown, n. " for the famine stricken aud starving
Chinese. Is VIII DO sent promptly tosMr. A. ALLOW.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE R. T.. March 2S.- Print Cloths ite
more active but transactions light and prices uchaI ged.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
pasr Ntice Nouce- rhp Ioregn mans or tne weeE enlI
T. l.. JAMES. Postmaster
Post Office New.York March 49, 1878
snecr,s standard WING pItters.


tonic and appetizer Just thing of this time OF year 70
change weather ana prevent ieyers ad gem
sickness They make the system proof AGAINST suer
fsyers sold Oy druggists SaesroOs, "a WarIenst ~ h
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
Trees and shrubs

OF the best sorts both DECIDUOus snd!EyERGREEN.
RHoDoDENDR0Ns. RosEs. &c az fLosniN0, Ii,s,Ss ~ 4;
near Bridge station Pushing RAILROAD Catalogues ~
Wy ''"S' ~ N' u. u. PARSONS & Co.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
SUIT FOR TIMBER SEIZURES.

NEw-ORLEANs, March 2S.-Ryan & Geary,
Of Cacasieu Parish have brought suit against exMar-
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
OUR MINISTER TO GERMANY.

RECEPTION TO BAYARD TAYLOR.
MIR. TAYLOR AMONG THE FRIENDS OF HIS YOUTH
RECEPTION AND BANQUET AT WEST CHESTER,
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
BANKERS ON RESUMPTION.
A REPORT TO MR.. EWING.

DOUBTS SUGGESTED BY NEWCOMERS AS TO
WHETHER MR. sHERMAN's PREPARATIONS ARE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

Tenn 6s Old
10000. ...... IS q
Dis Of Col 3.b1s
0, O00..-.--f 10
d d ii Reg bds "a
1000. be-, ~
Del & Hud c rs "a
1000. ..-.-. 90 y
Chicago. Bur x q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
COTTON MARKETS.

AUGUSTA March ELECTION quiet adi!ng. lOisc; Low
Mddlng, 9'ad9'Ic; Good Ordinary S'sc receipts. 2ii
bales: sales, 0e bales
BOSTON March Election dull Mlidng. lie. Low
Needing lOac: Gnod Ordinary GIG; net receipls
1863 bales gross O97 bales exports to Great Britain lfl
bates; stock, / !, 900 bales.
BALTIMORE, March 2l-Cott0n quiet Mridng. lO'sc; Low
Mdiling lOl-c: Ordinary oic net receipts none
gross bales Great Britain, 200 Da
bales saes 200 bales spinners, 10 oales stocX iS
CnAki1aroy March 2i-Cotton steady Mldiling. 10
low Md ve lOi,d lONc.; Good Ordnsy. JIG; net
tt bales exports :" the Continent 1913 bales
coastwse - bales; sales 100 bales stock 3lo56 bales
CNCINNII March 2l.-cotton quiet Mdding. lOsr;
Low Mddiug 91c.; Good Ordinary, ssc; receipts. 723
ies shipments S42 bales; sales ~ bales stock. 7.6s
GALVESTON rIsrch 2iCcttor weak Miidl,ng, loio Low
MIsnng r'7. GOOD Ordinary sac.; mol reoeipts 1i7
bales export "osstwise 1850 bales sales 553 bales
stoes So. I ~ hale. -
Lot. viriE March 81 - ton quiet. Middlinc, 10'sc,
NOZZLE March 2l-Coti"y steady Mddng, lOisc. Log
Mdding, gL2cs Ordinary. Stc net receipts. foI
bales; EXPORTS eoaswise, l47 bales sales 2ooo paie'
stock 45.928 bales ..,. N, L.. .
NEMPn. March ELECTION firm. easy siddlng los;
receipts l.2lo bales shipments. AVoi p"os' ss saw
NRW.URIEANs, March 2l.-Cotton siesdier hiddlpg,
IOac:. Low MiddliDg. o'-c.; ioou Viulnhr'. -,
net receipts 3757 Dales gross 4Ibs baes exports 10
Britain 1904 bales coast 2oeb oaen san
5O0o bales last evcning 1000 bales stock 2I9 ABS bales
NoRyoIk March al.-CoIion nrm Aiddinx lOs~l &c.
Daes: exports coastvise, LZoV oiies
safes Iis bales; stock ~, 602 bales. . -
Iu,l IpRI puIA March 2lCotton dull Mdding, IL &c
fow Miiinu lOS,,o Good Ordinary 9ssc net receipts;
gross 40 Daics; saies' spnne''' NJ" ""'' '
SAVANNAH March 2l.-Cotton nrm asking higher Ma
d,na iOLc,; Low Mhldlng ESQ.,; Good ordlnery os.i
net reco,ps l,056 bales gross lSao oslesi e&pos"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

last weel. loss he.d consigned through SIS cars. 1.
higher quoabs 81 No. acvancs from last weeks prices
there good attendance OF purchasest the oherfngs
compare favoraby with Of last sales Of Extra
Graded Steers l400 to 1850 n, ct s. 1895 Good TO
Choice 81 SOds3 Good Shippers, 81 60d$2 Is Medium.
81 20d$4 80, LghtBuchers e4d44 10; Oxen, rough.
So 25ds3 80 Good to Choice $40 90 Bulls 81 70 0$S 20
stOcker s33$ So The best grades disposed Of the
supply hardly equal TO the demand
SHEEP AND AMBs today lsoo head total icr
$4,000 head consigned through IL cara Market without
decided change offerings mainly OF fair to medium quality
only hight proper Of choice stock sales Of FAR 70
Sheep at 81 70dS5 80 Choice 80 10 -Four
Of stock the yards gemaning unsod being hed ABOVE
HoGs-Receps to-day 1900 heads total for the week thus
far $40 head for tho rs last week. loIo0 neaa
consigned through l3 Market lowers slim attendance
Of all classes buyers sales Of York weights to oca ade
at 81 1904 90 Pour cars IN yard remaining unsold -
CHICAGO March 81 Inc DrocerS Journal reports; HOGS
Receipts $4,000 head; shpments 5000 head all grades
stronger Mixed Packing I'm fair demand at 50 250
IS 50; Light 60l0c. higher at 50 5OdsS 90; Heavy
CATTIE- Receipts 400 head; shipments, $500 head;
market steady active and higher Shipping steers SO
Feeders and Stockers IN good demand at 81 yOGs4 But
cheers active but unchanged Steers ds3 80 COWS
s29*4 Bulls $20$3 90; Calves, $3.50 90 oxen % QUO
SHEEP Receipts 1000 head; shipments 100 head; sales
ct 81 25fSJ 20. an.
EAST LIBERTY Penn. March 2l.-CA1IE-Rccepts, 234
head through and "a head for local stock Best 81 75os o0
Medium, 81 50ds4 TO-: Common. % 50dSi 20.
HOGs-ReceIpts. $500 head. Market slow; Yorkers,
81 OOaShl5 Philadelphias, - 35dS4 80.
sHEEP-Receipts, 1870 head all through; no market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EupOpEAN RKErH.

LIVERPOOL. March 2I-Pork-Eastern dull at CoL West.
dull 81 BaconCumberiand Cut steady at 29 short
steady % 3D. duh 3d. shoulders steady
206d. Beef-lndia Mess dull at OLE Extra Moss duh
at Il2 Prime Mess dull at 80. Lard-pnme Western
dull at 81 Cd TslowPnme city dulat 39ed Turpentne
dull at 10. Choose American Choice dull at 67 Lard on
steady at 49, Four-Extrs steady at % 3D. Wheat
Winter Steady at ilSd CornOld Mixed Soft steady 2si
New steady AZ 2o2d Cotton Seed on-Yeliow American
mono In the market. ,.,-
IN previous prices Mldding UpIands, d Midng
Orleans 6d sales Ok the day 10000 bales. including lOOO
bales for speculation and export Receipts lOfO0 bales In
GLIDING $3.50 bales American Futures sellers holding Tor
lsad more; gpands, Low Miidng clause, March de-
livery 5lS TpIand Low MiiGllng clause. March and April
delivery 5iS Uplands Low Nidiug clause April and May
delivery, 5slad upants Low Madns e.anse MAY ana
July delivery, 2 Upands. Low Midt1a clause Juy aud
August delivery. o. 3D.; uplands Low Mddlng clause No
delivery Gid Uplsnds Low Middhng clause, ship
ped March ana April. sail 81 sgd. -, =,
LIVERPOOL. March 2l-2 y. m.Lard 81 Cd per cwt Tor
American. Bacon II Cd per cw for Long Clear Middles
Mddlng Up ands Cotton, Ga: Mdring orleans, 6id Low
MIddling rpands 5ned.: Good Ordinary Upands, 5ols
Ordinary Uplands Sd Fuiures-U plands. Low Mddlng
clause July August delivery 6sggd Uplands Low Md
ding clause Ausus and september delivery. bi; UplaDds
Mldng clause. October and November delivery oSiG
pands Low MaGng clause S6yen6r ana DSCs1pSl h qs
ary 3D. Orleans. Low Middng clause shipped March
and Aprii sail, $50. -. -
included $50 bates American. Futures-Upands. Low Mid
ding clause. March delivery. sgd; tpands Low Miadhg
clause, April delivery I'd. - 49,,
LYERFoOI. March 2l-5 p. m--Cotton, futures steady
Upands, Low Abldlng clause Maseh al" Ap'H ueH'eV'
LONDON March 2I-Eyemng Calcutta Ilnseed 80 a506d
per quarter. Linsccd Oil. 926d e26 ) per ton.
AsrwERP March 2l-Peroleum 27i2 francs Tor hne pale
American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
THIRD BoAGD-2:3O p. NJ.

THURSDAY, March 21-P. NJ.
The share market at the Stock Exchange, to-day
presented less promising appearance than of late.
While the prices for the general list opened strong
and even advanced, the Lake Shore stock was
heavily sold, from the commencement Of business
TO the end, and at prices ranging from 65os to 63l2
This extreme decline however, did not occur with
out the intervention of several rallies OF a
to p per cent The last rally was from
63i2 to g., with final sales at 637s. As
this reversal of the motive power not Mt all in
accordance with the programme which had been
given to the public, it could not fail to exert some
influence upon prices tor the whole list. So Mich-
gan Central, after selling from G4 up to 64a, de-
clined to 1896, but rallied at the close to 64 thus
closing 80 per cent higher than Lake Shore. Cen
trail and Hudson sold at 1O6Q1 l2a LOG. Erie was
dull all day at 1Ois until within the last haf-hour
when the stock became active and rose to IL 20
Ill. The alleged cause for this movement was
a court decision denying the petition of McHenry
to become party defendant in the existing suits
But il appears that the street not fully informed
in the matter. The five decisions rendered to-day
in the Erie litigation seem Ito be temporary vic
tory for the Mcienry side.
The other active railway shares ranged as fol-
lows: ST. Paul common from 40os diO4 4 4Oss0
393aG10l., preferred 723i072ls972ss; Northwest
common 1850 42@41 a41os, preferred $3.50 COLI
d697sG 69069Ss; Rock Island 102l lea lO2osd 1021i
01023s; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy at 101
c., c., {. and |. 29Q2S; Wabash 15a 1928; Ono
and Mississippi sash, and Union Pacific 727sd
72li.
The upward movement in the speculative coal
stocks was continued with vlgor. The rise was
aided 10y such eXtrancous efforts as offers by
broker-whOse fanlt for being conspicuous is not ms
own-to wager 1000 that Delaware, lackawanna
and Western stock would sell at 20 before 40 this
offer was promptly accepted, and to wager $4,000
that the company in 1878 would earn 4 per cent.
ION what p Nevertheless, these offers inauced no
inconsiderabe buying of the stock by the specu.,
lators of the board. Delaware, Lackawanna ana
Western advanced from 5O40107s TO 81 i2G3i"s;
Delaware and HuosOu from 407s 10 5U's. and Nor
ris and Essex rose 10 74l2a74as Central of New
Jersey recovered to IL. and Albany and Susque
hanna-leased by Delaware and HudsoH-sold in
small lots at "A l207f.
Western Union sold at 7od7S&G79li and Allan
tic and Pacific Telegraph az 10. The case in court
between these two companies was not heard to-day.
but was adjourned to March %. Pacific Mail was
without feature, With sales at 1Sl2a Is sa lsSs.
he market closes feverisb with the minds OF OPP
orators much unsettled by the transactions of the
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirsr, Vessels ana Railroads.
THURSDAY. March 81. 1873
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

iii MafCh ~. IHI7
AsHEsouiei unchanged; Pots. aaa4ae Pearls Stsgse
COFFEE-Rlo steady, unchanged catgoes l4dlIc goih
saies 400 bags OK "CopeTncus" 1890 * Constance,
1000 ex Donita" private terms by auction Svv@ Digs
az .r,1fon gold net cash averaging l032c
dispatch from Rio stated alc- Tor the United states snec
IAN inst 900 shipments 10 the United states, Sooo
e. Atlantic ports; stock $1,000: daily receipts
100 auei at $1,000; exchange 2iisi" Mild quiet, IN
COiTVN-spot Cotton Gae,; unchanged Good ordlnas l
oisc Ndddiing UulRncs ln'sc; sales l23 bales tl2IU
lat evening" Including 400 export 425 spinning 700 Specu
iaon ipcluded in the seles are 100 bales 70 aiiNn
closing points hlser sales last evening sT males 10
abeT 10 -, total 1000 bales Second CallMarcn 1919;
Aprii i09G; May Jio3 June. LII July. Ii.Di SEP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

=
LONDON 81 $50 pm.-C0nsol S5i lsor both money
and u. - bonds. four and haf per cents
lD3s; 1868 1919 New hves. l0J - Ie Railway shares
lOi2 do preferred 2ii2 Illinois Central, 49, NewJersey
Central, 10.
IoSpoS March 21-2 D. m.-C0nsols 95S,s both
adyics quote per cent rrntes At
/ 10 francs II y ceDiimes foT ihe account
LoSDOs. March 2l3p. m.-The bullion In tho Bank Of
England $4,000 during the week The
proportion 81 Bank Of England 10 liability which
last week 37l2 per cent. u now 80 per cent.
LONDON March 2l-i m.-PaTis adyices quote nve per
10 francs 22o cenImes for the account silver
l. quoted at 5i'iod per ounce. -
IONDOS, March also r. mErie Railway shares. lOT.
PARIS. March 2lkXchange London 25 francs 10 cen
times sight. The Tho Bank Of France has
Increased I2.4OO,OOO france during the past week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
Bid. Asked

There was more business In railroad bonds. The
trading was large in Northwest gold bonds AT 06l2,
Ne 6-Jcrsey Central Consolidated AT 64I4G64Ss,
Lake Shore second consolidated registered at 97as
G97l2 and Burlington and Cedar Rapids up 10 6s.
Kansas Pacific Incomes. No. 49, were up to Is Iowa
istered, 1SS4s ut 81. and 1S04s at 05i2 and Morris
and Essex Construction and l000s at "a. Bnrling-
ton and Quincy consolidated Is were firm 1T l104,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

ST. Paul gold rs at 1918, La Crosse Division of
1868, and /. and NJ. Division at co. jersey Central
and Wilkesbarro consos being strong at 35i2. New
York Central and Hudson irsts were firm at 40,
North Missouri frsts were higher at 103's, and
Union Pacific Sinking Fund at 053s. We annex cur
rent closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

9rsst Htsic Lass nsiss cosstviss sso ssss saie'
Ct. LOUIS. March H. -Cotton quiet; Middlns l0kc.;
Ii. .Sn%ssp. se o9SS sssp GIL
97,195 bsies
WILMINGTON, March 2l-Cotton quiet, steady MiddIng.
10sc Low Middling e5c: Good Ordinary S'ac; net
c@pts 1877 bales; stock, 4.24l bales
COFFEE MARKETS.
RIO DE- yANnRo March 20.-Cofee market quiet; prices
main tanned change Rio Good Firsis 59OoG6050
per 10 kilos Exchange on IODdoa asa Average daily
cepts bags Shipments OF the week to the Channel and
North Of Europe 900 bags 70 he United states $4,000
for the Channel and North Of Europe oags for tho
United states 1900 bags for the Mediterranean 1000
Ats Cd.
SANros March 20-Cofee market quiet; downward ten
dency Superior santos 5l0063 per 10 kcs
are daily reccpts 1900 bags shipments OF the week 70 all
countries $4,000 the Channel Europe and the Mef
teranea bags sales the week. for Europe 1000
bags for the United States 0000 bags Stock bags
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
0PRovmKScR n. l.. March 21.-The Print Cloths
ket shows little more activity, but prices remain weak at
previous quotations
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA March 2l-sugars Spanish gold. 223 y
a22i Exchanges dull but tr ON the United states %
40ii. premium; short sight - az premium
go DAYS gold. sac premium short sight G2d1 premium
London, l6 L2el5 premium; on Paris. 4di2 premium