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New York. 18th JANA despatch from
she Paris correspondent of the "Times"
states that NJ. Gambetta was elected by
lees than half the votes of the Chamber
OF Deputies.
Messrs. Sonard end Bcthmont. who were
elected Vice.P Presidents, will resign rather
than act, having been elected by the votes
Of only one third of the Chamber. The
senate has reelected M. Martel President,
Count Rampon and Messrs. Peletan and
Cannon Vice Presidents.
According to the "Times' Berlin cor.
yssponde nt the appointment of General
Fare as French Minister of War is asorlb-
cd to the influence ofM. Gambetta.
Extensive strikes among the cotton OPP
e~rasivea in Lancashire are imminent, the
masters having refused to increase wages
by ten per cent.
The death is announced of Frederick,
Duke ofSchleswig Holstein.
New York, 18th Jan.-News from Ber-
lin reports that a quarrel arose between a
party Of German and Russian officers at q
dinner 1t the town of Kasisch, situated in
Russian Poland on the frontiers Of Prussia.
and bloodshed was only averted BY sending
she Germans home under an escort.
In political circles this is considered
quite a serious indication of the military
feeling in Russia towards Germany.
The Emperor of Germany has ordered
o diplomatic enquiry into the affair.
The Times" Paris correspondent states
that M. Clemenceau's newspaper La JUS
siee" demands the adoption of the popular
programme. and attacks III. Gombetta with
the view of making him unpopular with the
Democrats.
Il eIso asserts that n. Gamhetta's pom.
pous manner is displeasirg to the Depu-
e!es.
A vote OF censure has been passed by the
alouse on ii. de Baudry d'Asson, C Legiti-
mist. and Deputy for La Vendee, for at.
sscking the Ministry.
In Ireland. the popular distress is daily
assuming graver proportions.
London 16th-The stock of Sugar ct the
four home ports on the 10th inst. was one
hundred and ~ifty-fve thousand tons against
one hundred aud six thousand tons for the
corresponding period lest year.
New York. January 10th.
Flour per barrel. st. Lawr. brand, $3.50
Meal, best Brandy wine. per barrel. s34 to 3.
Heavy Mess Pork. per barrel, sl23.
Crystals per To-. So to 30.
9ugsr / Fair to good refining FER 10, II. to 8.
English Islands Moiasses per gallon 90 to 32cts.
Gold, Par.
Exchange New York snd London, 1921.
London. January 18th.
Dem. Crystals per cwt. 91. los. Cd.
SUGAR. MuscOvado. do Eel %. Cd.
(Clayed Havana. No IL. 81 "a. Cd. aAoas
Dsmsrara Rum per gallon Is I'd. in bond.
Trinidad Cocoa per cwt. f4 So. Cd.
contols 972 to !.
Bank Of England Rate of Discount, 8 p. cent
liverpool Cotton Middling Uplands II.
4 pSe cent Rentes In Paris, s ,35.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18
COTTON MAEKE1s-BY TELEGRAPH.


Arors,, march l7-Cotton quiet MGdnng l2ssc: Low
Miodhng I2<e Good Ordinary. ii % recHPGs. 73 bales
'1 xsifIyosf March l7corton dull Mndue lSsc Low
bales exports 80 bales saes 10 bats socA
BOSTON March i7-Cotion dull; Miidlne, l3i1c.: Low
niddlnR f27sc: Ordinary, ~ &C.. :ecppts 1863
CHAgLKs March l7.CotiOn steauer hidG1ne l. a.;
Tow NEEDING l2sc; Good Ordinary, l2i9c.; iecepis.
10 Great Britain 1850 baes; sales 400
efScISSxr March i7.Corton quiet: Aiddug I2ssci Low
Mod 12i4c: Good Ordinary 4c recept~ 2i bales
S75 bales. sales 4OO bales STOCK 97.O
sALggsIox March l7.COttop nominal; MiaahuC. II
Tow MidGhnQ l24c. Good Ordinary. j hc. net rcccpis
Sol bales exports TO the Continent 30O2 bales
'I ,o,isy,llg March i7.-coitop dull Ndd,ne 1g9c
MrmY,I, March i7-C0ttOn quiet. " anDr. . ic;
.spts 72 bales shipments l37O bales ales coo ses STOCK
woail March l7coiion quiet firm Middling l2sc;
row Idilne 2e Good Ordinary. u 90 net receipts GU
bses exports ooastwse 262 bales sales 100 baies sOoS
'sISy wsssaxs steady Middling i27c
Sfe bales: eross $50 bales exports 10 France 434S
oales 2O5i bales sales 1900 bales
NoePotK March l7-coticr quiet; Aiddng l2sf0i2'4c;
er 81 baee: exports c0sstwse. 535 baos sales
100 bales; stock. 81 $50 bales
~ sg .pElPts March l7.-CottoD quict Middne Soc
IN y Isnag iSisc. Good Ordinary I2te mel reootpIe
10 psies 655 bales sales, spiEne 55S bales stock
iyssssT March l7coiton very euet; Suddng l2ssc
Low Mddins, ~ a 600 ordinarS e. net recepts $50
ss. exports Continent. $50 BALES coastwlse, II
hates ssiss 30 bales stock 4i.i 10 bales
An LOUIS March 17-CotiOn nrm Aitding i2Axc.j Low
sssnu.snt ieI bses ssles sos baes ock 72b5l bales
WuSsofos March 17-Cotton dull AID nornnej Mldding
ose- low M,adnDg. l2~c Good Ordinary. iisioo,
ssoepts 20 balesi stock. Iss6t bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NFwYoRs March I7-BEEvFs- Receipts yesterday and
today we're 80 OF +,472 heId-l03 0OtlsL
and i.9 at Jersey Ciy Ioul slnce SATURDAY, $3.50
heed 9llO head for the cOTrrspOu time
eeE IN qu fres arrivals ami rather moderate demand
h nj riet thr0u slow and unsatisfactory. rlerr
an xtreely IN dressed Beef yesterday. and
Inc piioes current IN Washington Market we're nearly c
O. % las. week Butchers were there
for reiuotaut 10 make fresh PURCHASERS OF 1--we
1.ttle reduced uGure.. and sellers
,rfs buyers Vows most Really
prime and Ttra Catte 20. very plenty and prices
sh GRADES fail strong ~ on Monday OoOi Sauvo
Ste~rs frlhs easier say y per heal while common
and Medium grades de- hnei iay " per ~ Ihe reported
we're 74dSLc. 10 fIess 54a5S H. Tor Dry
cows Rough oxen Little siOckers soglc, dress
ion Good y choice and a lew LxtTA Steers were
cG esd Tor EXPORT alive 53S for spncn quarlei and
hon gIT i6 head the market H. LnRham received 30
bad Witch With OF live Sheep VIII he sippd ihc
la, Of ihs week. Goldsmith eryed lOj sd ana pur
ne head of cargo OF i've cattle 20 20 on the
arn .s nex saturday. sher 0iett bought 81 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18
glnlnclal.
SELMA, ROME anil DALTONR. R. CO.
STOCK AND BOND HOLDERS.

NKw.YoRK. March 1s, 1880.
Holders Of Stocks and Bonds IN the invited
10 unite in scheme for the purchase Of the road and
franchises uner tho foreclosure proceedings and re0rgan
satiOn OF the subject to the 70 lowing provsiOns
l. Holders Of the first mortgage bonds shall surrender
their BOMBS receive first mortgage bond
80 OF principal and unpaid coupon OF Old bond
2 Holers Of the second bonds sha surrender
their bonds and receive therefor second gage
bond for 80 per Of principal and unpaid Of old
second mortgage bonds.
g. Holders OF bonds shall receive 25 per cent in
preferred and % STOCK Of organise
ton. without interest.
l. stockholders In the present road shall rengush their
shares and therefor IS per Of
new organisation.
s. Holders liens lutcally determined prior TO first
mortgage bonds and from Their psble in cash
first mortgage bonds
g. All classes Of obligations above specified TO be assessed
rataby for Attending the reorganization
aud at the proper time, committee Of from each class
represented be appointed for the determination OF all
minor questions. As the same
Assents to the above will be received binding only
where majority Interest In each class shall be obtained
and not restricting the party from buying selling the said
securities meantime the obligations attaching only TO the
securities actually held by them time list finally
Closed and nonassenng parties shut out the combn
alton.
Printed forms OF assent be had application above
C. F. TlMPS0N, chairman of committee,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18
DOMESTIC MARKEra.

PuFFkLo. March l7.-flour steady with a fair demand,
Wheat dull ard heavy holders unwilling nake con.
cessions. ssles Of D 40 Kansas The
"a T. bust. sew No Toledo.
300 bush old \ o. extern In store 40 b2c. oals que
but quoted: so. . Mlxti Weston D. s.c.;
White ~ Il0iyc state asa sic Barley strrr WIN fair
demand Rye ne western held 20 h0e sJc Railroad
FTcghs % NeW-NoTk-Nhcat. Re COM IL 90. Oafs &C.
Receipts naroads Four 1000 bbls. What. 400 bush.
Com 81 bush. Oeis 1900 bush. Harley, busn
rye GOO bush. -iaFolds Hour. e,3Op bhs.
Wheat 1900 BIZ a. Corn 1900 bushi Oats, 1900 bush
harley. IA 10 bush; fvs. 1000 bush
CHICAGO March l7.-fiou sesov and unchanged. Wheat
dul weak ana lower No chicago sprnr VI 49,. Cash
sl lsisasl ia Apr 81 l9sasl Va May; 50. 3 DO.
ii Rejected. e0c Corn dull. aud
Fresh n - 20. cash 3sa:eBb7se, AuTi
81 dSO Sc Mar Rejected So. oats active but lower
9Js,c cash nDd Apf!l $40. May. steady aud
changed barley stronger At 77?s 3oc Pork scilye out
lower at TO- cash ell J2adfil Is, ADril Sill - O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUKOPFAN MARK ET-


LIVERPOOL, March l7-POrk--Prme Eastern steady
nj 6O Western. steady at b. Bacon Cumberland cut
dull 81 356d.; Short Hb, dun at 81. Long Clear.
dan AT 80 Cd Short clear auli ~ 81. Hams-LOng cut
AL shoulders dali Al 3d. Beef-India Meas dull
a SOL Extra Ness dull a. 10. Prime Mess, dull at
7G. Lar1-Prme Western, dull at 39i2d. Tsllow-Prme
CIV steady tJi. Tarpentue Spirits. nTmer at 45L
Common, hTmcr at Sd; Fine. du Of ~. Cheese
American tboce. steady al 20 Lard Oh stealY ~.
FourE Extra state steady At 10 81 Wheat sprinE. No -
dull lois.: spring. No . dun al II ID, New Win
ter Western, du nt II 3D.. New southern Winter duh
al lllni. Com Mixed Old. steady ID; New Mixed
steady at JlO'gd COttOn3eed OiNelOW American none
IN market H0sin-t pmnOn, a. London steady ia.
rurUentine-SIiiits. at London, steady AZ 43-.
IJvEGP0 March l7I2.3D y. m.-Cheose. II per cwt
LIVERPOOL ,Ialch 10 p. f.-Common Eosn. 43d al Cd
Liisecd OH. p GA. rer cwi.
LosDuN. March ia in.Sp!ri9 Of Turpcntine. 10 Gf
perc vyf. Refined PctrOleIn. ga nj. gal
LONDON. Mar d lt-G3O - m.-lallny. a. per cwt
ANIwKiu Margh l7-Fetforun ~ . francs nne pale
American Wco1 Lard closed AZ 100 lanes 90 confines
BEsXFs March i7.-iard closed AZ maras per 10 n.
Pctoleum. m<rss 20 IfeluiEs.
HAyRE March l7iasn ~ . francs per 80 klOs
LIvPRp0Ul~ March lT-i2i0 otion iu ana eascr
NEEDING Uplands 70 3D. Mdding orleans 7-i saca cod
Ing 500 btfs Tor aIecult.en and export.
CENTS OlDD hscs, including G4jO hai' American Futures
-Upads Low 81 dime clause. March delivery 15i,d
7bsgd; do, March ana tpn delivery. ID. also 75.qd 10.
April and ay az livery. 81 tAs,n. MaY
Iune dey oil DO. Jnne July delivery 7ilsd.
also . GIL CO. Jly August delivery is,d a!sO 7sl.
Sepembc ana october delivery lod; do October aud
IivTnroo March i7-l.sopm-Mdans Upands Cotton.
7I4d.; MidGinr Orleans = ta1.
l.lYERPoOi. March i7S 3bp n.Thc sales Of he
cluaed 100 bac- Anercon. Futures Upiands, Low mia,
dhug clause. Msrcl-nd pTl delivery, III. and
july delivery 7ais do, July ana August delivery 77a.
do. September and october deliver, 1i.gi.
IlyBiuooi March y -53u m.-Intur-s unlands. low
Genvtry 7ea DO. Nay and June delivery 7sd. 40. July
aid August delivery 7sasd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18
Bankrupt Notices.

V,HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
L nineieenth OF February. A d. $780, Warrant u
Bankruptcy Was ISSUED the estate OF ANTOINE
lSCHBACH OF A.s-.xk, IA the County Of Ssw.Ycrs
gud state New ork who has been adiudgcd basA
rupt pettOn that the payment OF debts sod
delivery any property belonging TO such bankrupt TO hm
or or transfer OF property oy him
are forbidden Nv that meeting of the creditors Of
the SAID xrupt their debts and choose
OF hls estate viii 90 held al Court Of
Bankruptcy 80 90 holden at No. o2 Broadwa IN ne CITY
the twenty ninth dsy q March, A. d. 1881 az oclocs N
LOUIS r. PAWN,
o. Marshal Dstrictot Newi ORR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18

ncercv March l--Woot-rha demand f0r m kin'a con-
tnIes good 30 hru pr1s and stocks very much Reduced
rio. Ohio Pennsylvania ftrct, rt4aHc Tor X
and alovc anf Medium tnd 40 uaminaly ato2a65ci
Wisconsin MlchiTan ScwYork and other Washof Foc-es
o. .uat. r. for aud 1gdum grades Uuwatl'd aud IN
rerth4Hfhle TfecNs selling 90 go rae and toWnng 0nd
Iraluc anu uOmnay Tiutja. acc0 ding
g. qua u.s. Tal Carn D demand. and very little leit o
ts ptou the rkei that desirable sales 40 ~
3-c iule Wo's ~ demand and quite urn selling a I'D
zoe super and y. Foreign WoJ continues la demand
and sales ~ Nontc,dco. Australian aud English Comb
been made f1l urcrs. Considerable Australian Is
hand but large portion expected has alray been
nl.Ln -rL 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18

LONDON March l7-l230 D. m-U. :. bonds four per
1884, ex four and han per cents no Atlantic
ana Great trustees cerhcates ~
do second. 2C NcwJersey Central cOu-Os lOS inter
est; Railway shares. 45e do second consos 92i2
s5eading. 23ii .
per cent renies 81 40 confines for the
'LOSpoN March 1880 N India Council bills were
allotted to day at an advance Of led peT rupee
LOkpoS March ia COnsols. J7iais for money. and
97ss for the accounts Auanc ann Great Western fret
marriage trustees certificates. gu second 26iz Erc
RAILWAY shares, do second eoDsols 91 NcwJelsey
Central Heading Railroad, 3D. advces
ouoIe per 81 francs 30 cenes FOR
.-,-
IOsDOS March 7.Slver Is quoted at so lsd per
PAgls March l7-ExchaDge on LONDON. 20 raacs 20
49, LD-.L ..k.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18
election Notlres.

HNHE annual election for Directors of the
Il NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY or NEWER
SEY for the ensuing vii he'd at tbs Office OF The
COMPANY EngewcOd. y. j.. on WE ~ hSDAY, March
81 at 1880 a. fhs polls viii REMAIN epen one hour
March10, 1880. %. 4. ROORDAJH Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18
Sales bp Auetlou.

AT AUCTl0N.-Closing sale of ESTATE Of
~ ELEAZER AYRES, deceased. 4 WI hvr-Si0ry brick
and tenement 51ldngs No. I66 iOhaye. OF
sd A. and 75S adjoining including tour well ed
in Rental ytlue yearly,
~ 200; value s4O0O0 Will be sold by T. II. LUDLOW a
90 AuctOuers FRIDAY, March 18th instant ~
Attic ExchaL salesroo IL Broadway NOaOurnment.
SALE POSITIVE AND WITHOUT RESERVE Call and
examine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18
pRrvrrva CLOTH MARKET.


PAU RIVER Mass March i7-Thrrc has been moderate
inquiry Printing Cloths with sales Of 10000 pieces Ga
squares July deliveries AZ 5 cash. the MARKET cl0sus
atrouF al PIC Nous quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18

. allsreiGueons.
BARGAINS IN GOLD WATCHES. Chains,
ID Diamonds and Jewelry GEO c. ALLEN, ll3J Broad.
way, 29th-st.
DASH PAID for OLD NEWSPAPERS,
~ BOOKS. Pamphlets, RAGE, ROPE and BAGGINO,
COPPER BRASS, LEAD. ZINC. PEWTTRrNPEME
ELLCIROTYPE PLATES STEREOTYPE PLATES TN
FOIL, TEA LEAD. and OLD METALOi every descriptions
Orders BY mail punctually attended 20.
srOCKWELI.
No. 20 Ann-st.. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18

In State bonds, Louisiana cOnspls
nj 5Olo. Missouri IS of 1888 sold at 1888, and 6S
of 1889 at 109, apd North Carolina 6s, old. ADn
and October. AT 29l2
eight different varieties. but generally only IN small
amounts. Prices generally were lower. and a iate
recovery, for some issues. failed to restore nguIe
TO yesterdays closing prices, A falr amonnoo11 ~ ~
business was done in Erie second consois af.BOi2G
9O09Ole, the funded 5s selling at S4l20S4'4 a."
first gold consols at 117SsG IL aRainst lla12
yesterday. Missouri, Kansas ana ieXas ntst con
soils declined from 1928 TO 1O1 %, but the seconds
after selling at 81. closed unchanged at 6Oi2 BoS-
ton Hartford and Erie frstS iel y per cent 70 o.
Rome WatertOwn aud Ogdensburg y to 60, Chesa-
peake and OhO firsts series b, 4 10 GSl4 and cur,
rency interest debt l to 43. Newt TScy Central
consOls were weaker with sale al LOG, Mobile and
Ohio first debentures yielded TO 70 ard st. Louis
and Iron Mountain second incomes from S2i2 70
S1Ss. The Western list was steady for some Du'
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern firstS de-
clined from s9ls to So Denver and Rio Grande
frsts opened at an advance of 3 per cent at lO3S
bnt afterWard sold at 103d 1O3ls, and texas ana
Pacific incomes tell from "a to ~.
The Sub Treasury TODAY gained 81 .SD2 266. made
up by gains of 81 249.S $40 coin and &3o24l! cur
renew This makes the total gains since FRIDAY
$2.301 $50. To-day's gain. however, IS more ap-
parent than real, because although the bonds pur-
chased were mostly paid for to-day they
n ws,e apb PAR in the Treasury statement until
tie checks pass through the Clearing House TO-
morrow. But the effect of the payment by cheeks
was felt in O-day's money market, and was used 10
mark rates down to per cent, but NOT untll the
princiOa busness of the day had been done at per
cent and 1le bonus down to per cent That an
effort was made to make the ell sing rate for money,
when little or none was wanted, as low as possible
was too apparent TO deceive even casual observer
The changes in the domestic exchanges are an nd
vance al New-Orleus to 81 premium for commercial
aud 81 80 for bank; further decline TO 90 cents
discount at st. Louis, and at Chicago a de-
cline to so cents discount, Boston advancing TO 25
cents discount. The United States Treasurer a.
Washington to-day received S1l1.OOO III National
hank notes for redemption. The customs receipts
were Sa99 OOO and the internal revenue receipts
were $234, 900. The following is the Clearing
House statement: Exchanges. $l16.O2O,S $50; bal
anoes, S1,57O,173. The transactions az the sub
Treasury to-day covered {: Receipts. S2,2S7,7SG :;
payments, $4S5.519; currency baanee,3O, oO,Oo4 I;
coin balance. $104. 763.705.
The foreign exchanges are unchanged. rates re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18


thus iar. $3.50 neal. Tor tlo same time
ast week. 1855 Meals cunsruei trougns fj cars market
weak and lowrri .ncrings mainly FIr 10 Medium quality
Of Good to tnocc stocrs ~ - lues' - Par %
and Feeders lower 50r3 30. Fair 60 Choice
Feeders. i.OiCr lnatil. bArl
common 70 tAoioc g. dti - blA-o'k 10 thoic" rat
smEf AvD -neceipts TODAY. 2G'o hoah totl Tor
300 head consigned through cars market moderately
active higher onrrioP ny OF fair medium quality
Only proportion ul lAoicc $40 rtf' on I.l Y 'b 't'h
sheep 90 ~ 1uaeO dOi choice. SO 1880 70; Western
lambs Fir 10 Goo - l3ds' one deck Of E1tfa bfonght
- rs best grades disposed a.
HOGs-k"ccDts today 100 head. tota ior the week tiu'
tSi bead Tor thu time last week. -0OU head.
connpurd through III rOot demand and puces saie
Mrher ms ken quiet owing 20 iehi supply fsir o. iAent
Medium ana Heavy Graeos. - 80 u29 Choice Heavy
Straight - 80 - Far 10 Good Ends - So 70 Case
70 Common - 5Glf - I.gs. - 2Ja - 90 sold.
CHICAGO. March H. uOG-- keccipts &IOUO head ahip
ms , s pne iao gG2, s1, 90 h 81 5a
81 80; Choice h-avj - 500 20 70.
opened fairly active and unchaneed
shipping S4as5 - Butchers fairly active bat steady:
Cows s2ass Bulls - 25qs8 ~. oIen. 80 50as4 70 :
Texans - 500 - To- slocIcr. ~ 91asi
ke ac' i've and al sold At yesterday. rioas S. 40
head OF through ami n head OF local stock supply ar
percetre change iu prices trade SLOW hut NIL seld Best
Common 1000 H. - 25ds3 500 ~tockeTs quality
s3qs3 - Fat Bulls aud COWS. ~ 75as3 49, 1900
delpnis-. $5af5 10
siIgKr-Reoeipts 100 head; sonng slow ar s5asG 50
declined BaitiuOrcs. 40 Mixed
Packing si9s4 % bu'chers' 70 fancy. - i6asI co.
CArnE supply gooi aud almost wholly ~ Light and
MEDIUM steers which were -iow aud lower. ruling
Choice Fancy and wanted az sb0Sj 90
Feeders 2basi MiKed Butchers stun dan receipts
5000 head shipments l. 100 head.
SnPlI-sicadg aud unchanged supply light and little
receipts. 400 head shipments. 900 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18
Cost aro forno.

DANK BOOK LOST. - Bank Book No.
ID $50 OG7 OK the Bowery Savings Bank Is missing The
1ner ia 20 he Bank If restored
before the ~ phil 1850 application Will be made
the Rank FOL a ueW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18
Graies ano fenoers.

CRATES AND TENDERS.
largest manufacturers OF low and halt low Crates for
either soitcoal with dumping OF shaking attach.
uen open Fircpiaces with arOirOns and basSet
Crates es brass Fedcrs Fire and Coal Ods
ol anuaus and modern desgns wholesale aad retail
given 10 builders, contractors aud archtec&
J. CON0NsR V CO.. 360 ana 36S CanaI-st " y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18

.o,,;,s bonds amounting to S1l .301350. 1T prices
seng;ng as follows o. Of 1880 al 103.S5G104; 6s
Of 1881 at 1G5ss01o6.62 and 5s'i ISL at l03' -
a 1o36l. The Secretary accented ~ ,23I0OVs oS
Mt 1O3 13a 1031S; total $2000,0Oo. he pnr
chases maize We're at figures lower Than the marker
prices ofthe morning But after the AWARDS "ele
made prices weakened and later sales or oneTs 10
sell were made at figures below those at when u'c
Treasury purchased. 80.
At the boards the market was heavy ana, eNcpp5
So25 600 coupon 6s OF 1891 AZ 1o5l2 and ~ o,OoQ
registered at 105le0 1854. $4,000 coupon los az
lO7lo aud $4,000 coupon A. at lO6's, 5ho
S52O 600 registered at 1O5std1 O5l2. Al the close
t'-'1. -. ...onlr - 4hn IN ev Cd nmntatl Ons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-18
UIploeno Noh,es
OFFICE GREEN MousTAIS GcLD MINING corASr}

No a Bno.psr SEW. YoaS, March Il. 1880
dividend n . 9.-ihe Board OF Trustees
hav. this d,y declared MONTHLY DIVIDEND Of
FIVE rs PER SHARE the capta stock OF tlis com
pany for month Februar. payable N the 25tn Inst
the l-t sud reopen on The 2Ih OF
N,rrl l.. ID. COKTRIGIir, Secretary.
Union PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
u a dividend o. ONE ANp oN E-4ALF PER CiaSI v 9n
the mon Pacific RAILWAY company VIII
b. pad o. and after 1880 10 stockholders OF record
March 20 New York stoc kholcs Will De pad ~ the
rion Trust Company g Broadway. AID Boston stochsld
crs AZ conrlEys e, 70 - Eau taale Binding Boston,
will DO closed March 20 tnd cepened April =
Hoaets 81 sock the CmOu Pacnc Railroad
COMPANY Kansas Paddle Railway Compa Will no.
lice dy deud IA payable oby 10 sOcA holders
the Union Pacno Railway Company, AMI that VIII ne nece-
sAry Ia said dyiden that Their certificates 30
pisrnted for conversion into Union Pacific lai Company
stock o before Marvh 20.
BOSTON March l6. $780,
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL Hamburg
4 American Packet COmplDys Line for PLYMOUTT
CHEHBOUEG and HAMBURG.
SUENIA March l. FRISIA.....- April
WIELAN ID. March - WfSTPH vi April
Rates Plymouth LOnaOn. Cherbourg, Ham.
burg ana all points England. scotland ana Wales First
CABIN, goa 500; bin, gold, 500 seerage.
reucy, 81. &. b. RICHARD x BOAs. Cen. Pass. Agt
KCSlIARDT & co, % broadway. New-IOrk
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gNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These frsiclss steamships sail regularly at p m from
Ptar 40. IS, NOrtc klyeI. follows -
CiTN on VERA CRUZ Cant Nau March. ~
DE CT BA. ANN .
unsurpassed freight
10 WILLIAM p. CLYDE 8 CO.. No. 50 Broadway
TAWTON BROS Agents Havana
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4 NCHOR LINE u. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
GUION LINE.
w UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS

GUION LINE. ..
W UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leaving PIER s. ". X foot OF KBgst
WYOMING EsDAl March 49, y.
NENA DA r. DAY, March 80 a. N
WISCONSIN. To EsDAN. April -. 1880 a. m
YOMTNG................. III E-DAY, Aprl n, 8.
These built Of iron in wafertlght
parmeDts furnished with requisite mako
the passage Atlantic both and agreeable hav
Inc bathroom. sm0kingr0Om drawingroom piano and
library also expeneDcei surgeon sewadess and acrer
each all deck thus lnsar
ing those graest Of all Injuries at sea- perfect Ventilation
and light.
slOO INTERMEBfGTE $40; sTEEkAGE- al low ratc.
OFFICE, No. 20 BkOADWAl. -
WILLIAMS & GUION
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

4 NIX EMAIL NIhAittN hAlI1'
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
sTEAMSlIp LlEE LIE nEIWEEEM NsWyYoRK.
NECKAR.. SIT. Mcl. 20 rs N-...--..-.-.Sat ADr
ODER ... sat. Mch. 27 N'f~f Aprl. ~
RATES OF PASSAGE nom NEW-fONK 20 SOUrHAMP-
TON, HAVRE OR BREMEN 10
FIRST CABl 500 SECOND CABIN ..-$bo
STFERAGE, $50
Return tickets At reduced Prepaid steerage ecu
cates. SO
Steer re tickets n points tho Of England $50.
OFl.KItIIS n