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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
In State bonds the only sales were Of District o

In State bonds the only sales were OF District OF
Columbia 3-6Js at 7GlS.
CITY bank stocks were dull, sales covering Metro
nolitan ~ at Ia and Continental Il 81 at 70.
Continned activity marks the course of railway
mortgages Chicago and Northwest gold bonds
were up to 9Gl2, and plain consos 70 los T. ST. PAU
sinking fund bOnds recording 9JSi, and j. and NJ.
Division 90. The Paciics were firm. Central at
lO6ls Union tirsts 1OG3id 1902, Missouri racine
frsts at 1O1 and seconds at 81. The Hannibal and
ST. Joseph convertible perccnts were mineral S32'
Az were also the NewJeIsey Ccntia ilISfs, III =,
consols CAS-, and Lehgh and W likes barre consoi'
az There were large sales of Buffalo, Ncw-fork
and Erie firsts at 1857 1OSIs, Ohio and Missssippi
Consolidated at 0Gl2 and seconds at % up 10 %,
BOSTON, Hartford and Erie frsts at i3 y, Albany
and S,Isquehanna seconds at We, ana canada
Southern debcnture certificates ~ o. y. -,
Gold was more active than yesterday, anu me
market was rather frner because OF tbe
advance in sterling exchange. The opening saleS
were at 1007z and the later range 1O0'8d lol g.
On gold loans the lending rates were ana 3i2 per
cent per aunun paid for having balances carried
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in com
tion of called bonds. The days business OF the gold
clearing department of the Bank Of the state OF
Ncw-York covered Gold cleared, S17,9l4 900;
gold balances S222l.G17 currency ba.ances,
10 / 90 525. The gold quotations were as follows:
10 1909 l30..........l0lisl 3.....lOl
There was further advance in the nominal quo
.otions of foreign exchange, the standard drawers
pushing up rates to "a 80 for sixty days bis, ana
IN SI S7I, for demand, tie occasion being The act
i've hnv,ng of bills by importers Of bonds, and for
remittance on account OF 0-ZOs redeemed hates
are still about two points below figures at which
specie can be exported. The actual market ~ on
the basis of 81 S4124$4 80 for long, ana n 60 "a
al s7li for demand To the {. WesupJoin latest re-
yised quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS on PRODUCE,
Per North RireF, reSScis ana RaiTondS.
WpbNr-DAy March ~ 1879
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
ASHES-Quiet, unchango

WEDNESDAY, March IL. 1873.
ASuES-Quiet unchanged Pots, 1di4c, Pearls, 90
d6c.
COFPEE- Gull unchanged sales, 800 bags ex Do
NATL" private terms ordinary Ia prime cargoes IA t
nominal sales past week embrace
Java 1872 bags Maracabo l752 hace 1aguayra
5gJ bags st Domingo 326 bags Hca, 2i6 bags saya
na 3iS Mexican 4J BAGS jamaica sold IN lots Tor con
sumption within the range 52O bags 81 Domingo Dag
Sayana transit for Europe Java quoted 2OdZz
Maracabo lie: Iagayra, ijdIsc. 81 Domingo. 10 20
I4c; Costa Rioa l5Gl1aic sayana l4al1c Mexican, 10
a Gc Jamaica, l6c gold. stock Of Mid stated ht
5I746 bags 90 49, mats including 1915 mats Java No
mats hingapOre lGl CeylO1 26,4Ss bags MAfacao
40 40 bags aguayr 1921 bags Jamaica 3,1O3 bags st
Domingo bags Costa Rica 6i9 bags Mcxica 494 bags
Ang psturs a,59j bags Sayanilla. Al,
C0rroN-spOt Cotton dun. without qnotable cnange Mu
lie; 1858 bales9 Tor export, 3si Tor
sInnlng Delivered 800 bales Receipts a. me
ports 23i bales against 97iG this day last week b433
a wear Futures dull closing $40 points lower sales last
evening 1000 BALES Todsy-fir-. Cal-March LOB MAY
10. total 200 bales Second Galway, ILL june vi
total bales Third CalNsrch Loo MAY l0I !nns'
ii IL. TOTAL roo Also. March. ll0ldllO1 APRIL
ri o.; May liO9dli.i4 June, lllsa 49, July,
~ 90 i3I August 1l3l dii33 total. 90 1905 grand
on, a closed weak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
GgropeGn Advertisements.
1tyO WILLIAM RAYSON. CHARLES RAJ

rI,O WILLIAM RAYS0N, CHARLES RAYs
i SON, ANNE RAYSON. ELIZABETH kA1soS , anu
MERCY BOlNE RAlSON sons ciailil.K uiei tl.in
Wheress by order OF the high court OF Ji7ss na'
DIVISION made liz a cause OF v ~ We
Is dated 2iih day of July ls he estate ana ns[.
rcnts or lorfs1p or Cio-p udilel III
H. Comfy ~ devised by the viii o. the Rev.
ernd William BIRD Crosby carrot aioressh We're.
VIZ M, arrnh,iiOn 0dshp the Master OF tir Rolls,
sold on ye 81 dsy September 1877; and whereas by an;
other er made IN sai cause and dated The l5th day 0f
TrT sTs the said Judge has liked the 3Uth day OF APP
ri STs as the the expiration OF which the proceeds
mon, the toned sale will be distributed no.
rs eeby gwen that the said William Ray SON or sneh OF
Charles Rayson Anne Rayson, EJaOcfh ray
son and Merry Boyne Rayson such persons AZ may cain
10 proceed Of such sae the heir or CO.
bssses AZ law Of James Rayson deceased and Mary Ray
son. deceased children OF Anne Rayson deceased are ~
hcs their solicitors 10 come In and prove Their
csn at tho Chambers Of the Master OF the Rolls IN mo
Rolls Yard chsncey Lane, Mdd esex on or before e l5h
Apr 1873 That IN default OF any such claim De-
Ing the said sale will be distributed In
shall thereafter direct W ednesday
Path OF April 1875 At u of the clock at noon 81 the
for hearing and adludicang upon
the claims. Dated this 18th day OF February ISIS
~ DEANE CHUBB & CO..
Ia South s1u ire Gravs Inn IN County OF Mdfesex
England, Plaintiffs Solicitors.
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LONDON March l3l23O Consols 9j'iaior both money
ard the L. = bonds. onT and hIf per cents
lOfis 1865. lO-ii Ten fortieS coupon tG View nye-
1861 Erie Railway bn2res lO's do preferred 70 Illinois
Central 16 Pennsylvania central p NeTJeTsoy Central
oOn-o.. 6Gtg -
LoNpOS March l3-l:3O y. m--Frie Railway shares II y
PARIS alces quote nye per cent nies at no francs 81
confines for Tho account.
iOSDot March 1880 prn-Consos 95's for money and
9j7e the Ire Railway shan. ptcrrred, %
LOspCS March l3i nj. =. bonds. -FOUR and hniiTcr
cents lOi: Tcnfotrs, coupon JOG Enc Railway shares,
ii :: do. preferred. - =. llliDui. Central, 10
IONuoN March 1850 p. mt. :. bonds Ten forteS.
coupon. lOGs New ycs lojii Pennsylvania Central 27l
quote Eve per cent at 10 names cen
times for the account.
PAEls March lSENchauge on London - iiaLs Is > cen
times for short sight.
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ssil,oOi


Sun ius January ....... SIS 1893
Comparing the estimated surplus Ia exist on Aprii
with the estimate OF December II OF the remaining sur
plus OF January II is decreased $1,000 This would
represent deficiency OF that sum in the earnings for the
quarter tow ard the dividend Of 2 per cent declared to-
day payable ApIil 10.
The actual statement for the quarter ended September
80 1877 showed the surplus to he S9OS16 Instead al
500 2G per estimate OF September H. aud now the
surpus on Jnnuary | turns out 10 have been only
Ss Ig0 instead OF 1888 O73 AS WAS estimated on De-
cemper 10 Therefore IL H. reasonable to suppose that
the addition Of the omitted items In the present state
cnt Will show the earnings OF the current quarter To he
deficient Of the required to pay li2 per cent divl
deud of not far from $4,000.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


LvrRP03L March i3.--porkI Eastern duh az 90. West
dul at JlL Observation-Disclosures Cnt duh at 2siGd
short RIB dull at 80 Long Clear dull at 20 3d. Short Clear
dull at 81 Cd Hams-LOBg Cut dun at 39 Shoulders dull
2nBd Beef-lndia Mess dull at 81; Extra Mesa dul
ll3; Prime Mess dull at 50. iard-P1me Western
steady 81 Sd Taow-Pme CITY dulla 40. TnrDentlne
Spirits steady 49, RoJinIOmDon duh M 5Sd' Fine
dull nj 10. Cheese-Amencan Choice dull at 49, Lard OH
steady at 49, state, duh at 49, Wheat No
spring dull 10 3D.. No. spring dull at 10
Winter duh l2d. Corn-Old Mixed Soft dul at %
New dull 30. Cotton seed OD-Ielow American,
none in the market. 49,
mand which freely met a. previous prices Mddrg
6is Mdng Orleans 6as: sales OF the day lOvOo bales
including 1000 bales oI speculaon and export Receipts
bales including 200 bales American Futures sellers
nights prices Upands Low MiGdlng clause. March
delivery i'd pianos Low MidlinR clause, July and Aug
delivery 6'sd upans, Low Middling clause, August
aud september denyeiY. tSIsd
LIVERPOOL March 1872 m.-Cotton- Upands, Low Mid
ding clause May and June delivery, 6Ssgd.
LIyERPOoI, March l3-4 p. m-Lard 313d. per cwt Tor
American $1,000,
LONDON March I3-43Op p. m.-Rehned Petroleum e'sal0d
per gallon.
lIyEEPooI, March 1875 Tho sales OF Cotton to-day
lncludcd $50 bales American Futures weak tpiands Low
Mddng clause April and Nav delivery 6l,2d. Uplands Low
Mddng clause. June and July deliyey; GcsPsdi rpands
Low Midilng CLAUSE shipped April and May sail ID
LONDON March i3-Eycning.-Cac Linseed, 4Sd4S 90.
per quarter Ilnseed OIL. go l5 per ton.
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OFFICIAL REPORT ~ T. MINING STOCK EX
CHANGE SALES. MARCH 49, 1873
RID BOARp-2:30 r. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, March 1872. II
OND BOARD--l O'CLOCK p. NJ.

At last the City of NewYork, by its official heads,
and it's different boards Of trade has taken step IN
the right d reciion. Yesterday memorial was pre-
sented to the Legislature Of the State, showing the
damage which is being done TO the commerce of the
whole State, and particularly to that of this city,
by the unjust Determinations in the matter of rates
on freights that are permitted by the railroads
which received their charters from the Stats Of
New-York. and which, to it, owe their very exist
snce. And for tho purpose Of carrying out the
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rrs or PHILADELPHIA sTorxs.
san FRANCIsC0 CLOSING PRIcEs or WI

A very large business WAS done in government
bonds to-day the latest transactions at the boards
aggregating 3 ,493, 600 The entire list III de-
mand. and strong and higher prices were the result
of the DAYS operations Weannex latest street quo
tatlOnS
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bales; coastws 80 bales sales se7 bales spinncr l7s
bales; stock, 1884 bales.
SAVANNAH March l3.-Cotton dull; Middlng !0i4c; Low
Middng 3'c; Good TOrdinary, 9c net receipts. 1873
bales; gross 622 bales coastwse 375 bales
l. 100 bales; stock. 1880 bales.
Low MiddIng Csc: Good Ordinary, SAG; receipts rs
bales shipments 1920 bales sales. 203I bales stock,
30.s92 bales. -
wmMTNGroy. March 1s--cotton dull Middiing, iotcj
Mddng 9o-c. Good Ordinary $50; receipts LOTT
bales sales, u bales; stock. COL bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14

Money continues plenty for borrowers on good
collateral and call loans ranged at 4dD4 l. per cent
with exceptions at lower figures The range
The United States Treasurer at Washington, to-
day received $57O.OOO National bank notes for re.
denption. The customs receipts were 500 600. and
the internal revenue receipts were $29O.OOO The
following is the Clearing House statement to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
WOOL MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON. March l3.-WooL-The market continues veY
dull for all kinds and prices remain without Improvement
Bales Ohio at az e43c tor X Medium and
and above the latter price being about all that DO OBJ
tanned for although holders Of
The most choice Wool are not disposed 70 se at that rata
Michigan Wisconsin and New Hampsire 1eeces from
$50 10 Acc, and Low and Coarse heeces. 3td37c.
Conbng and Dslane Wool dull and prices nominal about
4sd50c extreme prices for the best lots Offering snper
and Pulled Woods moderate demand 2a35c Cal
Spring.
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Ere dream.

CUSSELLS ICE CREAM.1
BEST IN THE CITY,
To Churches 81 per gallon Families 81 20 per gallon
Special attention 20 out OF town orders an. ann, ,,y
IL BIBLE HOUSE and 623 sTHAVE.
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nednctlng whlch. lenv,

The statement also says that In The report pre-
scnted by the Exccuv. Committee last quarterly
meeting the board, held December t. 1877. the net
profits for the quarter ending December 81 Noyombcr
being partially and December wholly estimated.
stated az S75Ol3s 10 The Official returns for the
quarter lending December 81 showed tire proAts TO be
1886 ~ -. or sl39Ii 80 less than the estimate.
The revised the quarter ended December
81 ST. issued to-day, compares with the estimate OF
December l. as follows
Estimated Dec. IL. Revised March,
1917. 1873.
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s77 Ohio Hogs, alive. 1853 n. at SO o,
LIVE STOCK MAaKETs-RY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO March 13-CATTLH- today, 105f head
week thus far 1877 head against 1874 head last
week. III consigned through 2fl
sales today, and fresh arrivals consgne. through
SHEEP AND LAMBs-RecCips today, 800 head total Tor
the head against IA 900 head last week
consigned through cars; market hrm, active demand
offerings light offerings generally OF good qualify sales o.
Fair Good Western Sheep at 81 5Od$5 81 Extra 80 To-
all offerings disposed Of; shippers principa buyers 49,.
HOGs-Receips today 1910 head total tor the week thus
far ~ 225 head against 1S 33j head last week consigned
through S3 dull and declining limited demand
both for Eastern ana local trade offerings mainly ir "a
sales Yorkers Light Weights TO Good Selected at
40as3 s7ic Heavy Grades generally unchanged. with
sales rather lower.
CHICAGO March l3-7ne Journal HOGS
Receipts $500 head; shipments 170O head Market shade
Mixed Packing slow at 1888 IS; Light fairly
active SO 5Ods3 IS Heavy s. 6UGs3 IS some remain
unsold
shipping steady and firm at SO 7OdS5 Stockers IN
good demand SO 700S3 IS Butchers steady and un
CHANGED Steers So 2bes3 50; Cows 81 75as3 30; Bus
S21S3 % Oxen, So 25dSS7j.
SuKRP-Reclps 200 head market strong and active
sales "A 80 7DQS4 60
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WESIERy UNION TrLEGRArH COMPANY

ESTIMATES or THT QUARTERLY STATEMENT.
The following is the Western Union Teie
graph Conpany's estimated report OF its business for
the quarter to end April
The profits for the current quarter. ending
MHrch 81 inst. based uI1n oficgl T'tufuS for
JauuaIy nearly compete r"ttlIu- fbr February,
aud estimating the business for " arch VIII b"
about ............-..... s7l2 as o.
Add surplus January above =. 1879 80
ssOoC74 30
From which appropriatng;
One interest on bonded debt .- 81 600
InitTest balance due on purchase of
1T iutiG and Pacific Telegraph 1tock- GOO
-- I3s 90
Leaves balance Of SGGaC7I 81
sisnding Itqrirss. .-.....,.. j2593l 30
pcluctlug which -l3G.7i3 06
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supply Of stock and little more disposition on the bart q
buyers to take hold trade quite active with trne
yane from Monday Several lots Of Prime sheep were On
market lot Of Choice Ohio sheep sold yesterday AT tc
6s Michigan sold to-day for and So head OF ken,uck
brought 6c Quite number OF Spring Lambs were on sale
TODAY, selling at 80 bead Dressed Mutton was
quiet 768 2c Live Sheep sold. to-day. from 6 70 &C.
small lot Of Cus bIough. c Lambs sold at 10 75G$lO the
latter for Is head of Winter Lam
alenbeck Davis sold AT G0h-st, l79 Michigan sheep,
Sc Sc at Sc lis state ios IS o' ~ Lambs ~ " at
Hume Elliott Co. sold 1872 Ohio sheep, IS D. ct IS
Winter Lambs 20 d. lOc; IA Spring Lambs az 81 90 per
head do. at 81 IS per head. 90,
Newton d Holmes sold, ct Jersey City, yesterday l44
Ohio sheep liz H. at 6c 81 do ~ D. at 'sei Haay
40 Missouri. % H. at 5ac; l44 KENTUCKY, w TO- ~ o;
23 Culls, so d. at4 2c -, 80.
N. attic.
Kaso Pidcock sold SO Kentucky sheep 107 n, at ESQ
G. Collins sod at Washington Market b6 spring Lambs ~
S1ds7 80 per head. -. - -.
a0thst ana 22 mt Jersey City, making 77O head Live
Hogs have tribe 1rmer feeling AND be quoted az &C
The market City Dressed shade stronger than was
Monday. ruling to-day Ia &c. few light Pigs SOLD
5 Jersey and State Dressed quiet without change
in prices BIT, 81, ana, ..o,,., "a, ,,x. o,,o uo,.
liz d. at So SO l76 do 1875 TO- at 2O 1853 do l54 n at
So 93' today 33 Ohio Hogs LAT b. at sc l3l d. lite
coarse 1865 h, at So 90
Albert Reed sold I'll Ohio Hogs alive. 1853 H. at So 95.
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NETWORK Daily TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MARCH H. 1878

Currency exchanges. 500 3tJ,3a7 currency bal
aBces, S33Gf.050 GOLD exchanges, 5000 A.t3C
Gnd gold balances. ~ ,2S9, 1916.
This was ticket day the London Stock EN-
change, and tomorrow will he the regular fOit-
nightly settling day. No bullion movement was re-
ported M the Bank Of England, and no quotation
for money in the outside market. in tie market
British consOls were barely steady at 9Jol6, but
United States bOads were strong and advanced NJ
the opening, yielding somewhat AT the close.
The range of prices was as follows: sixty
seyens, lOS5l6a 10s3lG 10-i0s, 1OC5l6d 1865 new
IS. 1057I00 oj5lG, and new 4la per cents, 1Oi3lo
0104ls In American railway securities Erie COM
advanced 10 %, and yielded j, the preferred
going up to and remaining at 25l2. Illinois Central
advanced to 76l2, and New-Jerscy Central coDsoI-
dated bonds 10 66l2. Pennsylvania Central fell to
Is. closing at 2Sl Paris dispatches report the per
cent French rentes opening at 110.3J and declining
to 11O.07lo at the close. Sight exchange on London
was quoted at 25.15l2
The Western Union Telegraph Company to-day
declared quarterly dividend OF 1i2 per cent
payable April 10, the books to close March 20.
The Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad Company
has declared dividend of 3 per cent, payable on
the 18th of April.
The gross earnings Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul Railway Company compare rs follows:
PREVIOUSLY reported 7aSiSs is75OoO
Total since January Isl 45593o 1891 $40 sl,535,oo0
The gross earnings of the Minneapolis and st.
Louis Railway for the week ending March z. 1873,
Were $500.
The receipts Of hoar and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports, tins 18th day of March, were.
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financial.
VRIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

K'RlE Al.-fOkECLUSUkE SALE.-
CS@ 81 ns Ss
Company others virtue Of pursuant
q s pe Term Of The saG supreme the
entitled action the seventh day Of November D.
sell All and singular the morfeagsd premises franchises and
both real and me aa ID s eo
being the same or intended 80 to be to tho
gage bearing date on the fourth day February 1874
hereby give notice that the twenty NTH day OF March,
Ct ss ss X m as the eR N
York BY Bernard smyth hueoneer shall proceed 10 sell
the following described property An and singular the rail
Mays Of the said and Including permont on ths
railway on Lake Ere ard the railway known as the New;
that part the designated the Buffalo Of
The Eric Railway Way e1snS from ns t. Ae
company the states of NewYork and
NewJersey any them, together wit all the lands tracks,
ereciions fences walls fixtures franchises privileges and
rights OF ho said company aud also all tue en-
materials coal wood supplies Of
sT f o. snS pG. s d oS q
property and all rights TO receive OF recover the same asc
terms ranciss prvisces ana rights Of action Of whaso
ever name or nature ~ Law or n equity conveyed or
tho buffalo New.York and Erie Railroad Company, BY
the Rccheser and Genesee Valley Raoad Company and BY
the Long Dock Company also al aud singular the coses IN
evidences Of Indebtedness lessehod estates contracts and
Other property in the sand Judgment mentioned vorS ,.
twentyhrs' dav Of iaaIary rp p IS CURTIS Re,ros
TURNER LEE & MeCLvsE
20 Nlssau-st, New York.
The sale Of the above described properly heretofore ndyer
seG TO take pa on the Gay o. Jaesa IsS
No. III Broadway in tie city OF NewIork then and
adjourned the twenty day Of March, 1873 At
INC '-'"' mum -A1 '-''G GEORGE TIcKNoR CURTIS,
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Total sales for the day
The Philadelphia stock market to-day responded
to the tone Of our Own. and Pennsylvania rose to
5jls0551l per cent, and the stock Of the United
Railroads of New-Jerscy 10 11Jl2. Reading
NAMED quiet between 27l4 and 263i per cent.
.rn.1Nc rntcrs np PILL AnrI pnA sInf,Ks.
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IL S. LATHROP, Receiver CENTRAL RAIL-
IL ROAD COMPANY 0P NEwJERsEY, No. ll3 Lib.
ery.st York, March l3 Is7Srhe transfer books OF
th Central Railroad Company OF Jfsey wl be closed
from the goth inst to the 10th OF April both Inclusive
+. = LATHKOP, Receiver
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The following securities to-day were sold AT the
Exchange SalCsTo0m:
200 shares Ncw.NOTk, New Haven and Hart
ford Kliroad Company lbs s 1853
share, Cnited states Trust 800
POO shares rank Of Marhaftan Cornuany 1876 1874
$50 shares Greenwich Bank -lOO's
$1,000 Oswcgo aud Rome Railroad Company nrst 800
mortgage per cent bonds due 1915. 50 S5Aa
5000 Rome. Wa:citOwu and Oglrushurg Rail
road Company general mortgage sinking
fund per cent bonds due 1891 .......... 81
share New York Society Library origin.
ally a nee slare. ......................sl
90 shares lone Insurance Company. 1851
o shares Eagle flTe Insurance a., y. Y....2lOa
3 shares IsIiiard Insurance COMPANY
10000 Missouri Pacific Railway Company third
ortgage per cent bonds duc 1905. tl y Ola
10 shares brooklyn LIE Insurance COMPANY 100
20 shares Prospect PARK aud COney Island
Railroad Company ..............--. 20
100 shares East Riy,r National Bank. ........ 7ll
- Bank ~ The Metropolis. ....--...--.- So
shares Dry Docs East broadway. and
Battery Railroad COMPANY. 81
10 shares Chatham National Rank ............ lO2ia
$4,000 MUutciair aud Greenwood iaSo Railway
Company LIT mortgage construction
bond-. February !, ls7S coupons 3li7
1900 MOnclar and GREENWOOD Lake Railway
Company Isl mortgage construction
bonds, February /, 1873, coupons ~
100 shares United states Express Company. 4t
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Bnslnsss Ghanres.

DARTNRR WANTED-With $4,000, to en-
1 LARGE and extend well established manufacturing Ousi
ness address o." box 3.o7l Post Office
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An NewYork and Brooklyn Gas Stocks. and also all kinda
OF Brooklyn investment securities dealt III by
GEO. IL. PRENTISS,
30 broad a.. n. Y
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10 4. M.-sALEs RrFnRr THK {

enI,s q, state BOnds-Roiiro0d BOpds-BInt ana En-
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SECOND B0ARD-l O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Del Lack 4 Yves

Morris & Essex
100. be. 10 y
ST l. X G. q North
l00....bc a.
StL X & & n Pref
900 be. ~ q
Pitts. Il W q G cd
20. DC. 90A
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DelLack q West
Pitts r, W q g cd

lb.....iJc 81
81 l. X & I. y
1OU...hc. ! =
Chic y & Quincy
100 be lOl =
2u0........l0llA
100. y
Ohio 4 Miss.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14

OANS on real estate in. sums of 81, 500 to
JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson-st.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-08-01

E. W. SMITH, Secretary.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-08-01

peaches and let them stay until quite
clear; take them up carefully on dish
and set them in the sun 10 dry. Strew
powdered sugar over them on all sides,
a little at time, and il any syrup is
left, remove them To fresh dishes
When quite dry. lay them lightly IN a
jar with & little sugar between each
isye:.
TOMATO FIGs. Take pear shaped or
small single tomatoes, scsld and skin
them, then to half a peck or eight
pounds, take three pounds Of brown
sugar. Cook them with sugar over 3
fire without water until the sugar pen
etrates and they are clarified. Take
them out and spread on dishes, hitten
them and dry in the sun. Sprinkle on
them a little syrup whilst drying.
When dry pack down in boxes, treat
ing each layer with powdered sugar;
The syrup that is left over may be
BOILED down and bottled for use. They
will keep from year to year, and retain
their flavor, which very much like that
of figs.