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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-11
Tarjetas.

En- la imprenta del BoLET1N se imprimen
en- excelente cartulina y modernos tipos
go centavos ell ciento.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
~ DnBE - AZ - l. EHT-

LIVERPOOL Jan 3l.-Pork-PI1me Mess, Eastern dun at
a. Western steady at Al Cumberland Cut at
~. short Rih nm az 20 Long Clear firm 20 ,
snort Clear hlm at 26 Hams-Long Cut steady al 39
shoulders dun 2! I'd. Beef-Iuda Mess dull n:
Extra Mess dun ST. Prime Meas duh at 10. Lard
steady at 33 Cd TaOw-Pnme CITY steady
TurpentDe Spirits steady At - Cd Hosin-COmnOn
nrmer I'd. Fine duil at 10 Chesss-AmencAn Choice
steady Lard OIL hImeI 30 fouI-kItTa duh
%. Whest-No Spring dull at 3D.. No. Spring
Il market Winter New Western dull al + Cd: Nv
Southern dull at I'D. COrn-MIIed New duh at Z23d.
Mixed Old dun 22Jd Cotton Seed Oi-Yeow AmerIcAp
dull at 2S ROsin Common London hrmer Al d. Tur.
yeOtIne. spirits, at London, steady at 22.
IYERpoOI- Jan. 3l-l2 80 D. Pork, 43 bb for Prime
Lard 33 per cwt for American Bacon Der
for Short Clear Middles
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 3-l3U D. m.There Ia small busLess In
BTradstuhs, at lower prices Wheat I'd d9
Red Winter and I'D d94d for California Club ID q
Sd for New Mixed Western Flour Cd dl0l per Cents
for Western The receipts Of Wheat for the past
$4,000 ceDtals including l4SCOO Centalp American
The market for YsIDs and faDrcs at Manchester dull
LIVERPOOL jan. SID pm Cotton. futures weak.
LosDoh, Jan. 3l-b y. m-Caicntis IAnssed a. cd di9
per or. Refined Petroleum, 6sd per gal.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
BEEF HAMS in fair request: price. favor
e1Q 70 H610

ls inv cc secfs oaoied slssse 80 ctr MEATS nTm
demand sales 5000 picked Re- Ans %sCG @
PElsS Hams 7"8o s%SsS3 E%Ssad do Ga 8asT c
Lon Clear e. CIV @ dG ,%Gbs 2S sao" i gear SS aS 5 So5
soxe. Short Clear 90, G9l SSn R"Cr active
and MS'sflD sfdldy S @@oe E Hcavyi rgs &
wfG5@ GigSG1 S aware oSt cosS about lower
ami much depressed modeIac [4GG 'S 'o,I AK
5e" rrme steam SPOT aeo@G7oc sIS.ng 1.s G1GGg
dGoC C $50 '5si cs MarGG 66 scsaE AK sc
5ootcs Apr 9oc co,lrg G1f;cd hSe; G a"" III IL
feSruaT, 6S7 566oc March, O. aGe7oc APRIL e79s
dS S@gd o@ScG @ss 7 s'G Nest S9 noS iSs
Continent :i%S nWaTe, without change state IN
@ 'e,,nd fcr export at faI late hsur.s; choice
Wrstein Va,y quite I'm, and m"dciS,'y sousnl
no sitT ,@a,ry 1gG 's @ T. Gc !o57c nti[e barre;
9"2c state hahI nnS fst no 10 'v%Gr ys tnh Poor 10
hrSins G,od 10 Ch.l,, 'G ISG Wr.fern Creamery,
rlr TO- IhoC@ ls4;ic; Western DAIRY Poor C4oGc.
1a29. 9s NT,Ir" SoT to ciEE~i-Prme choice
rarfer scarcc very nmy NtI o'I Ho' Poor m f To
Fancy 3G9ec state farm parr, do9d TO 'GHc", G. %
S',G NEis S ga c foGS very quiet prices vinout
poanl chang m9S S;4 ''@19cy ~ ,c peSi.y
?@c. 0raaaiy s,ocL. 4Ia2aci Lined 1890" Including
ecadY v9 % rrely 1T S g%%G o9fnCsf M c caToha fon
s1a common to ~ r. 5[,Gi4c.: to Prime d'4a62ci
ShIT-n,uland weak Asrton's. 81 30 HIGGINS. e 40
IhIu1 80 DcaSin's NasiiHgton's lyans's and ""l'u,
- i5d$' 20 ether brands u ioGSl -; L!veIPo1
Ground IS 7;c Turks Island. 2sao0c Mediterranean -
Q2iC ,-,,
~rEARINF-Dun unsettled Western ana Ciy held 'ci
sales. 81 hhCs city, private terms 49,. III, .,
NI-GAl{-Ilaw quiDf unchanged: no new satSi iH '.
Good Refining, Gl2G b24C krhDct moderately acuN an"
Powdered Sci tirdnNbleu 0't''
1'ut Loaf gI-r standard a. S'saS 20.
TtiI3W~ Quiet steady sales 5000 r. 6A4G7rc
TEA--tcady. but rsthcr 1u'ot. ., ..,o. ,oo
'r0BACCO-Secd Ic,f moderate domaud safes, lo0
cases New England 1877, 2jC loo Pensi lVala CO.
.Gc 80 do WISCONSIN, teInis 80 ONO 90 oc; -O
lsl lavaua SJc dSl % 800 bales Nara private ttrs;
Kentucky quiet, unchanged -, ,,....a., ,,or.; N.
SETDS-(;Iass Svd quiet but steady; western over nA
aGalc; state DO 7aSc. 11motN y GH"*l 30 se's' fal
state I've. and aHntHeIl western ~ o4C' AA
guic; al 42L, IinSced nominal.
SPICES tluict unchanged
Wills -EY-Dull. lower; sales 30 bbls, al o.
WHALEBON Elm small supply, firmly quoted: quiet al
the moment. 90.
WODIA far trade has been reported manufactures are
more di sposc operate Of the more hill'Hctcf
business In woolIta goods. HnderS maintaining s'hHy
ict. with supplies less concentrated sales paS,
= Domestic NOls, 33ac ,oGou ~ Texas ."
lec. -0o0l n >IriLg California 1921 he; $500 n F"l o.
1914 g.. $4,000 Domestic FCeCe5 hcudiug anu w
ohio 3213sc: 5000 n Me6inm secured 3oci itOW No
Tnwa-nrd and Tnmerchautahlc Ohio 2"d.br; lWtuoV ~
Valley Oregon. g2L Lc: $4,000 II Cape ana lj',OOO %
Tic lulicd, private terms
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
IINr srncK MAHhErs- TELEGRArm-

NFIAL0 JAN -NCCrpT- IOday, I,2H- He11
10! far 1852 head fO The week
sos head through consgnmcnts. 2ss cars, far demand;
generally unCh6ugC sales rather higher
Of Shippers good grades at - jO4f -
asa 40 Butchers and melum grades OF shippers, s.
as 10; Mixed ButclcI ~ eUG$3 JO SOcktrs ed
s. 500 - 30.
SHEEP AM LAMBS Receipts to-day, 5000 head; for tie
week thus tar head Tor the tae last
head; through cons gnments. - cars; fair demand
unchanged: sales lower;
Good Nestn sheep - GUdS4 70; Ordinary Butchers -
- 20. Common 80 80; Western Lambs. tjdSo 90
HoGs-K,ceips today j4Oj head for the week thus FAR
2G $50 head ~. the last week u 72O hcgd
through cOnsl nmcus III only fair demand for local
trade; Eastern dealers holding OF, sales al GJQi3 s.
Par Light Good Medium and Heavy, on sale
supply equal 10 the demand
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
First Mortgage
SEVEN PER CENT BOMBS
OF THE
ROchester and state Lime Rail-
way Company.

This road runs from Rochester through the Genesee
Valley 10 Salamanca NewYOrk, about 100 miles ami forms
the connecting between tie NeWNok Central and the
Atlantic and Great Western system Of Railroads.
has been In operation for the past
during which time the net earnings have been largely In
cess of the Interest on It's bonded indebtedness
The bonds first mortgage lien at the rate Of $40 per
mile and per cent interest payable semi annually The
Union Trust Company is trustee for the bondhodcrs
control Of the road has lately passed into
hewYOrk Central and II II believed the earnings viii
materially increased By It's close connection that com.
pany
We authorized to offer limited amount Of the
81 and accrued interest
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
WALSTON II. BROWN n bro,
81 Pine-sf.

TIE MARIPosA LAND MSISG COMPANY OF CALI
FoRsnA, Nos. 8 ASDll NA-sAtsr.
NEw-l OEK, Jan. 81, 1870. J
HNHE TRUSTEES of tins Company have
LEVIED an assessment OF VI thafs on mo pre'rcd
and payable al this office before t~br1
AIRY H. After that date Il VIII be delinquent liable
charge OF So each certificate for advertising s,'c
NORRIS H. SMITH, ASSISTANT Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
rENO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TIE OLD ESTt BLIsHED RO;TEA AND SHORT LINE
NEW.i DIX AN d PlGILADELPHIA
Through Trans each daily three dCpOts IN
Philadelphia. two M New York
Double Track the Improved Equ pme and the Fs'est
IIHc consistent with absolute safety.
ON and after December lb. 1875
xuTess Trains leave NtwlOrK sDloss't and Court
laudt Strctr Ferries a. follows;
t30, $50 $50. 600 mied II a. M ]. 53a - o. D. 80
$50 and Ip san AZ, I.3O sud d. n, ., o., $50, o5U
aut 80 p. iu.
Routc OF Brooklyn. Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey tty Vrug speedy AID direct transfer
for Brook lyg travel. 49,. ..- .-
Rriutnng tlaiDs leave Philadelphia l2Ol 3fj $50. T.
73j and IL Limited Express. l3O j. M J. p l.
53O T. 73jp or sunday l2Ol, $40, $50, :, $50
a. NJ. T. 1875 p. ~. go o.. -
louse aud DesOrosse9 and Courtandtsts No. 1
Court ST. and Brooklyn Annex Depot, foot of Fulton ST.,
pr. 0kttu. Nos ia ll6 and llS Hu1sOu>t. UObOktu
Depot Jersey cry EmIgraHt Ticket Otice 30 Baitery
place. -.-.......o>- l., = iNhhEh
FpANk THOMSON, GtHl Passeugtr Agt
General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
,,v1 N moae-oto demand and firm

.ocr bore % bags NINA in moderate demand and hrm
sIS bac. aiaTa,to od private Quotations Mara
saibo Nc: Iacuayra 14dlhic savanila lSd ,cj
Sos' me- re II Domingo. lHA2fl tc. heNlehn oH
lGc. AucuSura l5dl7c; RIO ordinary cSigoes tic
Fan 4Lc CcNl. l4Htd lJC; PRIME lo2di1@ci SANTOS
Iar t0 Good. lt.rl1C 1910. III ..u
CoOPEEACE SrOrk-0eneTeliy steadier, with small
salc~ . .,,..-..,
,.roN pu and uuc 1apCrd the spot sales ~" bales
fSl I1st CvcunC ncUHng - cNport @5S spnnnG 400 IN
,it sel v,rct on contract 2Ol bales Receipts at the
80, Il Oi hss axa net 33OU- this dav last week, D. 80
lt ,e5l t,a! oI jc week. 110 $50 bales aCaus l6'lH
tos, Stree september l..
M ~ bales against Sl"g3ji bales during the same pc
,t,sil l..fe
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
Cost an0 1'ouil0.

OST.-Banll book. No. 241.55s of tho
II Blecckcr Sayugs Bank the Hinder VIII please
return To the bank.
DANK BOOK LOST.-Bank book No. 333,
ID h45 the BlHcIy savings Bank slug the nnder
requested return 10 The bank II not restored before
of February 1879 Application WI" be made to
the bank for q book.
I OST- Bank book, No. 90, $50, of the Ger
IL savings Bank. The tnders requested to leave
at found restored before the llth day OF
February 1879 application Will be 10 the bank Tor
book
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

Good Orliparv - -. low NflddlnP P....-...... ~
stict Gooi 6fjnarr -. Njliar. =. . ~
ru.ur,s 0uet closing ~ 20 II uOutS lowe owing 10 "a
receipts at New orleans ana Memphis saos AZ a.
.O1 males To-day First Cal- February, go = H. 81
MS, 10 "a 9 A. : n an oar. March, 9tG, 2CS Apni
as sG; Nav lOll juno. 1914 AUrUsi 10 81 total
q 700 tales second Cal.-Aprl 9S3 !Unc. lOl2 zoe"
iioO tales. Third GALWAY. R"G June irln 10 ~ IL ;
total 500 bales Al,O to-day. February q oao'- 81"
NJ III 945cq4S 40 = u lst a47 March. 9G3a"li :
Ann 4SOduai: Nav 99Go 1905 June lolOfio y: Az
rst lO S191O 81 total $4,000 bales grand t''al 0'uV
Eaes ENchange-2O paid - exchange 400 fcnr"9in Lo'
March - paid 10 exchange 300 March ioi M"!
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
STEAMBOATS, auo Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOnsatOnic
- ard Naugaiuck RalIOad Fare 81 steamer bridgeport
'ayes catharncsp daily sunGays excepted at 30 n
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
O. SD TO R0STON
Up .oO VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
SIOkI\GIDk LINE

CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAEr;;
NO1 TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONsEIOi'
YEARS. x,pRA.
The elegant steamers SIONGNGToN aud Nn.11is0
GAN~teII leave Pier 33 North River foot OF Jay ysII
y daily except Sundaysl o,x 4. NJ.
special class limited tickets good only on fy2ssS
train from Stonin gton sold via this hue Tom Ae"'h"
Boston for 81 80. - ,,a,eroous
Tickets all principal ticket Offices eSi SOs
at offices Of WestcOtt Express COMPANY %
1868 and 3s7 broadway and at Metropolitan and FUN A.
Hotel ticket offices - -. - .....,.r oNIy
Providence LINE, FOR FREIGHT oNbaaa' 'yorts
Steamers ELECTRA and GALATEA leave fVi n 10,
River uoOt Of WarrensL) daily except supd'y'
for Providence direct
Fr,iglI via either line taken at lowest p,,,t
q " fILkINs. u. U. Agt u. = BAb'O
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

~ AewJersey Southern Railroad commencing october
1873 steamers viii leave NewN ork. Tier X North River
foot Rectos connecting sandy Hook with
Long Branch and Philadelphia li:OO a. m 500 D. IN.
Baruegat and 1ucEertun. 400 y. III.
Nineund. bUdgtOn ana Atlantic city. 100 q.
Red Bank and oms River. II 90 q. u. and 80
WA. =. SNEDEN,
al Alanll
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

ANTWERP Jan. s1.-Petroleum. 29a francs Tor nne pao
Ame1can -. .o,-.... -, oor,tmes6a3
fraucs 80 kilOs
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
NEW-YOTK CENTRAL and HUDSON
Observation-Disclosures Trunk

5Sl y ~ ! ~ ANlA lNAlLlNO3D-NrItdJ / lIulh
L Line aud United states Nal ROdc.-On auu after
Januar I3 I-1a trans leave N.Iok Via DssliO-,es aud
Cortland street Ferries as follow:
pres, tor Harrisburg, Fit-bWe the H,-t and -outh,
with Pllulu alace Cars attached, - a. H. ami 80 D.
daily.
Flr Nl.Ddi1-Uur IoCs Haycu Cory and Ereat 30
,ouur.u a. CORY Il,s~ Petroleum trniIt and tho
T. .,a...u.. NI4Iiu. -pOIt aud LO,s II en-, . a. ~.
Baltimore W south, lluufT. washing
ION EXPRESS Pullman Ilto. cans daily except sunday
10 t. n arrive Wa-llu : y Regular - 43D aud
20 n and 10 D. sunday 45j n aud 10 D. n For
EI.tmuI, IaL except stunt ly .. ~. q ..
ESlr .or Philadelphia. &c. I3o go ,lO Lmteal, ~
r. m J. 33D T. D. g. 13U. 80 aid 10 p m sunday $50 ami
ga IA, = O., 75O 80 and 10 p Emgrant AMI second
class 100 p N. u.,-. .-..--
Jorsoy cry, afJing speedy and direct transfer iof
TraiEs arrive From Ptsburg, G50 104o a. m, lUl0p
U daiIy gi0a. G:2O p m daily except Monday. From
Washington and Baltimore Sj0 a. M p 800 ft5 10 10 >.
4}o GO G 80 1910. l3Ua. p $50 4:5O G20. 80 aud
iO:lO p M SUNDAY $780, 6:j0 lO4o, Il5O N, t2O 1910
pT,tkct Office. j28 and ga Broadway No Astor House
ami po OF ..bIu--e, and tOtaud-ts; No COuUt-t aud
BokIyu Annex Depot loot If Fuitonst BrOoklyu No-.
ia . and ls Huisonst hoboken Depot Jersey CITY;
I'm grant Ticket uilce, 80 Battery place
l. =. FAkNI.E. ticnl Passenger Agent,
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
6isamboals ano RAILROADS..

E0R NEW-IIANLN, its surroundings and
4 AL stations the NewYOrk. Boston aud Air Line,
Derby and North Hampton Railroads drcCt-StrameTS
JOHN H. SrARIN and EKASrUs COENING ,oIye Pier -,
" r., foot of Courlndtst. 1t n every night IN the
week except saturday arrive IN New Haven IN nc Tor an
morning trains ON ali railroads: best facilities
and freight: fare ~ excursion, 81 80 SIrns New Haven
Transportation Line. .,,., 81, ..,,.,.,,.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
I FHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

II ARRANGEMENT OF PASSF iGER TRAINS. Jan l.
1877 leave depos foot Of Cour ndt ani Desbroscsss
$3.50 D. m, Night Express daily for East0n. Bethlehem
Allentown, Mauch Chunk. Wikesparre Plttson, slyIe III
mira Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Buao Niagara Falls
the West. Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
RObT II. SAlRE, Sup't and Engr
Genera Eastern Office church and COrtlaLdt
\,
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager.


rEHE ERIE RAILWAY
low known by it, new name a., me SEW.YoRK LAKE
ira.JS tab .ng effect december -. 1915;
9 a. tnc ruat aud Chicago Day Express. Drawing
i D. N. DAILY Lous Express arriving az Buffalo
A. A. connecting with fast lans 10 tie West and south vest
: p. ID. CDay) Pacific ExJress for the West Sleeping
Coaches through to BOches Buffalo Magma Fails tnciu-
and Chicago without Changei also Hotel Dnug cars 70
Chicago. az,
riJns leave Chambers street Depot, New York for; -
Newark ulJ $50. 1870 a. NJ. 3:l5 4lj. 5.lj 6lj $50
7. m amt II midnight Saturdfy nights only sundays slo
Rnherotd Fard and Passaic O. 7i5 TO- 1913 l2
e0Un' Gr - 4 . 20 o iol a. M 5 $50 D. M ana lminiSht
Paterson 6 GI5 1ij. $50. 10, 1919 1880 ~ j. noon
NJ and ~ midnight suudays g. 80 glj 1913 IS,
SGncIn g. rs, lois a. m las 345 G. p. N. II mid,
night. Sunays G. $50, l0lj a. ~, ll5, t3O g. m ana
Corn%all 745 Q a. M 30 42Op. m. Sundays, $50 IL.
Newburg 7:4j. m, $3.50, $50 p. m. sundays 20 m
Goshen t. 7.iJ O. 1915 q N, $3.50. 34t, 30 T. m.
SUNDAYS s. $50. 1913 a m, $50. p. ~.
diS $50 10 IS a. r $50 p H. The u Ard 30T.
M trans with New.YoIk and os~ego &dand Rail-
ioo PGrt a. JeTvs 40 o. 1915 a M 43O C. D. m sundays
$50, 1913 N, 6:5O and p m
BEFOKE 9p leave 23dst 10 minutes earlier than above
time; trains "lTug Cham ers-t on quarter hours leave
25dst 80 minutes earlier Boats leave 2Sltt al . 80 and
Has connecting VITA trains leaving Cha nbe It. at ~
r1,Ects Tor passage and for arments in DrasugIoom
sleeping coaches can b" 'dued ANA oiGtls oL INC
checking and transfer Of nass" may be- ic al tAe ' S
pauys Offices. Nos 2a9 4Ol -. r Sj' broadway " In"
: Coutt IT.. brooklyn. 40 the umpanys Utpots .st
express Trains from the West suye IN New lcEs at 80
H. 500 JNo' \. ABBorr. GenI Passr Agt. SeWYOf%
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl..
= $50. 9ij J. 1 4iJ.S 80. $50 S:j1 II w III
sundays u. and b.3O p. IN. The 1880 =. M uA" "']
l,..K .Kp Il IA teH
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.


Trains leave EngcwOOd. Costcr Piermont and Nls,
:. 80, 9Ij !, J. 1 44J.S 30. $50 $50, II 5V ~
Suudays. IL. and 63O p The 1880 =. M Tram W."
leave 30 u later saturday BgAts. IN
Manuel = Valley aud MOuSty. T. 9f3 a NJ, > ~. ~
JNO. y. ABBOTT. Geni Pass'r Agt New l@sA---
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
lCe Cream.

TIl z ILWHI.
Z FACT.-HORTON's ICE CREAM IS MADE
a FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY ChEAM " ..,.
To CIIL &c - FI-I INALS, HOTELS, EESIAI IRAN -
A$D TIE TRADE
2Jc PER QUART.
To FAMILIES by the GALLON, soc. PER Qua
CHARLOTTE RI 81 and JELLY,
FRESH RICH and DELIC CIOi :,
PRICE BELOW ALL OTHERS.
p,,,,ts IrDACwly and = cha tham.st
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
IRVING INSURANCE COMPANY,

No. l57 RROADWAY. NEW.YORK.
The BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day declared
sFMGANNUAL Dividend Of FIVE ~ PER CENT
". A. MAGARICAL,
Acting secretary.
Jan q 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

~ AI LII ItAII''
Ter -rHE's OTUCC, WV. YORK. Jan. 80 1873
NWIDiNU NOTlCE.-COu0ons of the RE-
~ PI BiCAN VALLEY RAILWAY BONDS and of
IN" ATCUISON, SOLOMON VALLEY ahd DENVER
RAILWAY February l. Will be paid at the Hanover Ma
I tou al
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

- ard Naugauck Ralroads. Fare 81 Bridgeport
caves Catharncsp daily (sunoays excepted at l30a M
TiAL1 MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Le'' NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses and Court
M or og!9n m @ cSa%0as caGT3a @GSnaD s1 is
south from Baltimore 10 Newark. Ohio and
To5 H. for Washington and the west the south via
G0rdonsye Pullman nom sew loik 10 baltimore and
Ba fIG nInsBos is fonsyc ana Il on. 6roSSS Pullman
cars Baltimore TO Cincinnati - Louis ana ftt'DurE ana
FROM Washington 10 Augusta and savannah M. mn
1000 daily Tor Washinqion ne sodth a5d Nv vel , pa
making cos connections tor 6lcagq Cncnn2 a. ip1asRo; sS
Southwest through Pullman from Baltimore 20 Cncn-
nati connects At Washington with uans for Lynchbufg.
gr toaga eEe' please sl co.a3y; nan once 9s,852 9l9
and @ RcI,I9os5. .t, and Depot Jer,ey sy .,ppp.sK.
AND FLORIDA.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ trry s,a,ion , 70 10 NcwJEorA foot % Liberty ,iHeriyst
Commencing Nov 95 ls5sIIains leave NewYors foot OF
G$g m.-ror Tlr@i6eton. Ea:ion Relyias5e, M.ues
J9Sok TRq9a ai'6 WS'f Sa9 % r. Em' &C. Connects at
s46 a m~foT Hsh Bidgc Branch schoolcy. Mountain,
Mauch chunk. Iamaqna Halelton, wlkesoare scranton
1850 a. H. and 43O p m.-For sonerve and Remington.
D. m.-For FIemngton Easton, Mauch CHUNK, iamag1a-
4 p, m-For Hlgh Bridge Branch, schoo!eys Mountain,
Buds Lake ana Lake hoaeong t, E1s4P Bey&Sff and
939 .. m. 1aly-lor Eastoh Allentown ana h"i''Ouig'
FOR trans 10 Toe al points see time tables stations
SUNDAY TEAINS-Leaye at 9 a. m II .. m for Bound
Brook aDd intermediate points and at 63O D. M for tasI0n
Reading and Harrisburg
Boat. Of The BiooElyn and connection
Jei-ey city station from Brooklyn and Line Depot
Jersey CITY.
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains Red Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grove
&c. AZ $40, ll4j a. m.. 4, 5:I0 p m. - -
Stages connect station and from KEYpORT.
FREEHOLD and NEV-YORK RAILWAY
Leave foot Of Lbertyst Tor Freehold at
Sl5, lI:45 a H.. 1, 5.l5 Pm
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
financial.
Dluiocno Not IS

OfrIcE - rnE IlLsol, .'R,L RAi.Ro'p CoNHW}
q NAssAr 81. s. 'kk Iannn Il ,7t3, ),r
4 DIVIDEND of iHREE - PER CENT
"a has hcrr declared by TINS Company Die on the first
DAY t no;er4 ~ IA" apltdl 'iork ~ lhs
COMPANY a. close Of l2th dIy 81 Feb
ulry next after and until the j day pi March. the
transfer books " q closed
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

INTEREST ON LONG lSLAND CITY
j BONDS.-The interest and principal Of the above
bonds due February lS79 WI he paid and after that
date At the MAXINE NATIONAL BANK, corner Wall and
TSarl-st3, Ncw.l O-k CITY. -.. .......,. go.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
4 \ L 4 IL

EXPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS
Leave New Ork foot OF Liberty for Trenton and Phia
delphia AT 80. :, 9. II 90 a. 1870 T. 030, ~ D. M
Philada phis from North Pennsylvania Ea
road Third ant heTKsst at 64j way 7iG, $50 llOA M
l:iJ, $50. J:?O II D. N. 49,
Leave Trenton for NevYoka 100 except Monday e4j.
S:i3, 10 20 a. ~. 1918, 20 l:l2. 6:lJ p. m.
Pullman Drawing attached % the 300 m
p mr trains rom New York. 10 the 40 a. H., lao g. H.,
trains from Philadelphia ....
SUNDAY THAINS-Leave NowYOrk and Philadelphia az
J3O y D. Leave New York for Trenton at ~,
4 80 q. ~ Leave Trenton Al l-O, 800 a. NJ GlO p
Connection at jersey city station by ferry Ia ana
from BrO0kly q Erie" Depot Jersey tlty 80 o.,
Tickets for foot Of L.Oc tS-st, Nos. 629 ana ~
hotels, all offices o the ftle lNa-
way i'm New.Yo-k and Brooklyn, and No.4 Court-st.
BROOKLYN Baggage checked residence to destination.
H. L. BALDWIN. Gen Ps--. Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

Ia , = ?
nINIDFND NO. 3.--Ihe Board of Directors
~ Oi this company nave this day declared dividend oi
TWO AND ONE-IALF t22D PER CENT On the Capital
STOCK this COMPANY equivalent three cent tQe
ponds) OF the earnings for the six months ending
Dc.ouhc 81 1878 payable office Of Messrs DREXEL,
MORGAN & co. NrWYOrk. on and after the Am DAY "f
FcsIary 1879 Transfer Books OF the company Will be
closed from saturday the 2th day Of January 1879 until
tho lose ~ the annual meeting Of the stockholders 10 be held
an Nontl, Icry Ala on The 9TH February. 1879
j. r. CURTIS, secretary
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-01-04
Ostrich Feathers Farming.

At public sale of ostriches at Mid
d eburg, South Africa, twenty pairs of
breeding ostriches realized an average
of nearly 9200 per pair. The lowest
price given for single couple was
9130, and as much as G2S5 was paid
for one pair of birds. An English pa
per says:
When it is remembered that few
years ago ostriches could be procured
in South Africa for the catching, and
were purchased for a mere trife for ex-
hibition purposes in this country,
whereas at the present time live os-
trich does not exist in London, the inn
portance of the birds on the ostrich
farms of Cape Colony may readily be
realized. Even the Geological Society
of London does not possess single
specimen of the African ostrich. The
late birds exhibited in Regents Park
were poisoned by the idiocy of the Wis.,
itors who, amused to see the birds
swallow stones and other hard SUBJ
stances, used to throw coppers into the
paddock, the consequence being that
the birds were killed by the verdigris
thus engendered in their crops. Even
the eggs of the bird, once commonly
collected as curiosities, are now hardly
obta nable, being reserved for breeding
purposes. And while such keen COM
petition exists for the birds themselves,
their produce is also eagerly sought for.
At recent sale of ostrich feathers at
Port Elizabeth q parcel of selected
"bloods'' realized the fancy pricesof
967 los. per h., or about los. for each
separate feather. Similarly high prices
were paid for other qualities, and this
Notwithstanding large increase in the
supply. The following figures will
show the rapid increase in this trade:
In 1860 the quantity of ostrich feathers
exported from the Cape of Good Hope
was ,297 lbs., valued at ELS, 1861. Ten
years later the quantity had increased
more than twelvefold, and the value
rivefoId. In 1873 the quantity was 81
ISL lbs, and the value e159, 679, while
last year the value had increased to
e393. 406.-Colonies and Iadia.