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later 1t became known that portion of tie strength
Of all the stocks named. excepting st. Paul.
had been due to the private buying in of tho
contracts to deliver of Messrs. s. N. Mills & Co.
whose failure was publicly announced at about 2
o'clock After that hour Lake Shore declined m
64ss Michigan Central to 62ai st. Paul to 10, Dela
ware and Hudson to 4Sl4, Delaware. Lackawanpa
and Western to 49is, Morris and Essex to 7lla Pa
cific Mail to 1888, and Western Union to $685.
For the crippled firm we hear sothing but exprcs-
sions of sympathy. Mr.. Mills has been long and
favorably known in stock circles as brilliant ma
npulator. and as bold and dashing operator. Even
his temporary absence from the Board will he felt
by the large number Of his friends.
The Northwest stocks to-day were only steady.
during the early advance of the general market,
and were then lower at the close, the common
selling at 41as041l204 1913 and the preferred at
693s069. Central and Hudson was not materially
higher at 1853. 1858, nor Rock Island at 1850
1O1ai01O1Ss. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy sold
at 1905, StPaul preferred. at 7214072as072l4 c.,
Co. C. and l. at 3Ol4, Erie at 1012 Ohio and MisAis-
sippi at Sls and Wabash at 14lG14os. Union
Pacific advanced from 72Ss to 73G727s, and Allan.
tic and Pacific Telegraph sold 200 at 1S7sa19.
Central of New-Jersey stock to-day sold at IA
only to the extent of 800 shares The transfer
books of this company closed to-day. For the in
formation of numerous inauirers we state that tho
assent and subscription, non-assent TO the reor
ganizaton scheme, does not affect the standing Of
the stock. person who holds 100 shares Of
stock and subscrlbes to the scheme sim.
ply surrenders ten shares of his stock and
pays 81 600 in cash. receiving therefor two income
bonds for 81 600 each. His remaining 10 shares
of stock will be of exactly the class of stock
that held by person who does not subscribe.
Hence, at the Stock Exchange, it will continue to
be. as now, simply the Central of New-Jersey stock
which will be called and traded in.
The market closed unsettled, but rather steady as
to prices.
RANGE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
IN

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADEbPHlA On O
Leave NewY York for Trenton and Philadelphia at o5"
s3o ll:3O 1870 $780, $50 - m ana at p H. ioi
Trenton r
Leave Philadelphia from station North PenDsylvanla Hal
road Third and Berksss, 1908, $780, $780, ll3o a. He
l:3O $3.50, 5:30 d. m.
Leave Trenton 20 Except Monday $50,
$40 lc:20 a.. H. 1918 2:l5 4:l0 6:I5 p m
Pullman Drawing attached the $50 M
1880 trains nom NewY0rk TO the 1880 NJ l;1o D. H.
trains from Philadelphia. ,.,-,-,-,,. =,
SUNDAY TRAINs-Iesve New.York and Phiadeipna AZ az
~ u m New-YOI Tor Trenton at $50
M D. M Leave Trenton at 100, 1870 M Glo D. m
Tickets Tor sale Liberty ST. Nos j2e and ~
Broadway prncipai hotels all Offices of the Erie Ran
way In Ncw.YOrk and brooklyn and al No Conrs BfooA
lyu. Baggage checked from residence 10 destination
II. T. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass AGENT.
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In State bonds Tennessee 81, old issue, advanced
to }8lt. Louisiana per cents, due IN 1910 sold at
20 There was o good demand for District of Col
unbia 3-GJs mt 1jd 76Is.
In the shares of the city bank stocks, Central Ma
tonal (6) sold at 30; Park III at 80; and Fourth
National CD at 9S.
There was only dull business in railroad bonds.
The demand for Burlington and Quincy rs, at
110lt, was fair the sinking fund JS selling az
81 iea9l3s Northwest gold bonds Were at 96i2, aud
Union Pacific irss and sinking funds were firm, at
1864 and 95is There Were moderate transactions
in Boston, Hartford and Erie iirsts NJ II ia 1874.
Kansas Pacific incomes Ne IS, at ii i2G l4li Bur
lugton, Cedar Rapids and Northern, at 81 rs:
Winona and ST. Paul frss AZ 81 /; Canada southern
debcnture certificates at 81; Delaware and Hudson
Registered bonds OF 1854 AZ 81 Long Dock bonds
nj 10 and Hannibal and st. Joseph convertible IS,
at ssh.
Gold was duh and featureless, and while tho
market WAS firm prices Were lower the sales
having been M 10ll La Is. On gold loans
the tending rates were aud Alp per cent,
CARRYING. The Assistant Treasurer paid out 49,
600 in coin interest the public debt ANA $l9l,'
900 in redemption of called bonds. The days bust.
ness of the gold clearing department OF the Bank OF
the State Of New-York covered: Gold cleared,
sly SOB 900 gold balances, 81 Isl, 663 currency
balances al, 1919 S31. The gold quotations were as
follows:
lO..........lOl 12.............l0l 3......lOlb
Foreign exchange was quietcr and firm, the sell
ing rates beng Il to Up cent below nominal ASKING
rates which were as follows:
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OFFICIAL REPORT n. \. MINING STOCK TX
CNINGE gALLS, MARCN 10. 1873.
sECnNn nOARD % u'CLOOK
TUESDAY, March 1872. NJ.

On the Stock Exchange to-day there no abatc-
inent IN the bull" tendency in certain spe-
cialtes Lake Shore advanced from CAS- to 65ls,
Michigan Central from G2l2 to 03l4, st. Paul from
30ai to 40la Delaware and Hudson from 47i2 to
4s3l. Delaware. Lackawanna and Western from 1873
10 1885, Morris and Essex from 70i2 to ~, Pacific
Mail to 1898 and Western Union to sos. But
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Nem 1)nbllrailcns.
CCRIBNER FOR APRIL.
EDITION, 75,0oO-EIGHTY ILLUSTRATIONS.

EDITION, 75,O00-EIGHTY ILLUSTRATIONS.
This unrivalled mOnythc only magazine OF its class
made up wholly giDa matter and combining the highest
literary excellence with the artistic illustrations and the
broadcast with the present issue its eent
volume The February SCRIBNER was declared by The
Buffalo be beyond question the most superb
example what be done the line OF magazine max ng
that appeared this or other country while
The ". Y Express said: "sCRIBNER for March nearly
Mdwntcr number both as regards Its Illus
tsons and It's literary matter and The " Y Evening Post
sad The March SCEIBNER not one whit behind It's
predecessor IN interest"
IL the April sCRIBNER there is fresh and entertaining
article entitled,
QUEEN AT SCHOOL.
Being letters from fellow pupil young Queen Of Spain
NEW STORY BY BRET HARTE,
IN his vein 1.-Two Saints Hills Constance
Feunimorc King David" story Of the South
since Clarence Cook Of MacraDe Lace
with exquisite illustrations Mary Blake has 10 say
about "Twenty.six Hours Day" and how them
George b. Prescott Electrician Of the Western Union Tel
Co.." tells us Of the wonders OF the
TELEPHONE-AND PHONOGRAPH.
by which very aud Of speaker can be repro
duced years Two arstwrers appear in
numberw. Maokay Ihffan who tells about Deer
Hunting IN the Michigan woods fl the series American
sports Howard Pyle, who has exquisite pen and
pencil sketch OF
TEE THOUSAND ISLANDS.
There valuable illustrated paper comparatively
lev branch Of American manufacture LeadPenc mating
which likely 10 reach the prominence mere over the
foreign "makes" already attained by the American watch
Creation and Modern Science" is paper which
viii likely provoke discussion among scientists Tie
new department cOnmunicatons contains letter The
Erie Canal and fron Noah Brooks. more
. RECOILECTIONs OF LINCOLN.
DR. Holland Of Church Debts Tramp, Falling
from High Places The poetry spring
fun OF the number, part Of which h specially copy
lighted. under title, "Biddy McGinnis the
eraphers" suggested by miss MalOney the Chinese
Question" is specially good in its way.
TWO AMERICAN SERIAL STORIES
re Roxy" Story OF the Campaign Of is40 by
Eggieston o which Boyesen writes The characters
admirably conceived and vigorously drawn The plot gives
promise Of many srknsy dramatic situations and the whole
story is pervadod with favor OF the soil which stamps II
genuinely American products" and His Inheritance,
Ie by Miss Tafton, OF which The Springfield
Republican says: 1t intaDed with mastery art and
surprise her OF realistic painting, In
foreign experience" Apply to the DeaTest
bookseller back numbers containing the earlier
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SCRIBNER g. co.
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A PRIMER OF ENGLISH LITERAL

ROMANCE PERIOD BY EUGESK LAWRENCE 32mo,
paper Uniform with Lawrences primers Of Greek
Latin and medieval literature.
This is the first OF OF English literature primers
prepared author OF primers Of Greek Latin and
medieval literature, which is guarantee Of
the excellence and popularity the plan pursued The period
covered this little volume time Of Chaucer
TO the death Of Lord Bacon.
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BY CELIA'S ARROR.

A TALE OF PORTSMOUTH TOWN. BY WALTER BEs
AM JAMES RICE, authors Of The Golden Butterfly
"Whep the Ship Comes Home" With illustrations $40,
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Those have read 1.-THE Golden Butterfly and when
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OF fascinating stories assured that
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esting and wrought the situations display great deal OF
dramatic mower and the characters clearly drawn and
well Like all the preceding novels by the same
authors edition the list is most charningly
written.
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miscellaneous.

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&C. PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS


There was 10 important change il Government
bonds to-day the entire list beng strong Tee total
transactions less than those yesterday, amount
Ing 10 Stl3 900 We annex latest street quotations:
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"XVHAT OUR BOYS ARE READING"

reply question. will say that Thousands
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free all who subscribe with any dealer paying
az 80 the remaining numbers the volume
that Vs. November 1877. to October 1873 inclusive
FIVE SERIAL STORIES.
These numbers, which advance upon Of the
previous volumes following Serial Stories
tire Under the Iacs." by Miss Alcott THE Raven and
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Drifted Port" story Boys School Life IN England
Mountain" Robinson Crusoc story Dab Knser'
Story a Growing Boy besides shorter Stories Sketches
Travel Papers Biography History Sports Games &C.
&c.
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DAYID'S LITTLE LAD.

BY /. T. Meade. 32mo paper, 20 cents.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAlLRoA { commencing Dec -. 1877.
through trains VIII leave Gland Central Depot
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10 Rochester -
1850 A. m special Chicago and Western Express with
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Northern ana Western Express tn Utica. White
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GOO ~ m 81 Louis Express daily. with sleeping cara
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via SARATOGA aud Pittsburgh
$40 D. m Pacific Exur dalY, WIN sieepng cars Tor
Rochcsor Niagara Fails. Buffalo ticveinio Toledo De
chicago; also. 70 N"ti""n excepting SATURDAY
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Troy. -, ,..., ,,,,,.. ,r,.,,. g.. -. -,
~. 15J pG1 AID IS Broadway, n Nsscott Express
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY

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novel. By James Payn. author OF 'Won-Hot Wooed'
what He Cost Her." "Murphy's Master" "Ccefs Iryst
"a Beggar on Horseback" Best OF Husbands, AT Her
Mercy" &c. svo paper. So cents.
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takes sts ana is uninteresting He 10 scho
ally and graphic, skilfu the construction OF plots
dramatic In the arrangements of his Incidents and never
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

Total sales TOT the nay
The Philadelphia stock market to-day is reported
duh as usual, with an advance in Reading to 70
nor cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

NEWYORk and LUNU BRANCH DIV ISIUN.
IN Trains leave Perth Amboy, Red Bank Long Brac
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Stages connect Mstawan station TO and from hEh-
PORT and at Suuau 10 and from POINT PLEASANT.
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections. foot Libertyst. for Freeno AT
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