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An In,portant Decision,

Another important decision has just been
rendered in the driven well matter Sometime
since it was stated in the newspapers that
Green had revoked his power of attorney to
VIM. D. Andrews d Bro. and that neither
Andre VS. or their agents had a right to collect
royalties on driven wells. On the 18th of this
month the supreme court of New York filed
a decision enioining Green from any intefer-
ence whatever with either Andrews or their
agents, and that the sole and exclusive right
to control and manage the business; to bring
suits for collection of royalties under the said
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-27
NarrotC Escape.

Mr.. T. Brien and family, consisting Of wife
and three children, had narrow escape from
death by inhaling gas, on Friday night. Re-
firing for the night he, by some means, made
bad arrangement of the hampers OF his coal
stove, and as a result the apartments were
filled to suffocation by poisonous gas. When
discovered the above referred to parties had
nearly succumbed to the poison, and the dis
covery was none too soon to save their lives.
They were confined to their rooms yesterday,
but were reported doing we'll last evening.
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The Philadelphia Frauds

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.-Tax Receiver
Hunter, City Comptroller Pattison, and lead
members of the committee of one hundred,
weresbusy to-day looking into the matter of
tax frauds, and reported further frauds dis
covered, and information obtained extending
the investigation. It is stated that the estate
of the late City Comptroller Samuel P. Han
cock, and sureties on his bond will be called
upon to make good some deficit in that office.
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Leopold Won Ranke, the historian OF
the popes Of Rome, not satisfied with
having given to the world nearly as
many volumes as he has years and the
illustyious chronicler is older than the
German emperor-is busily engaged in
a new work on universal history, the
first two volumes of which are expected
to appear soon, dealing with the Oldest
historical group of peoples, including
the Greeks.
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Sex of decendents: Males, 81; females, 60.
Ages: Under year, 81; to 5, 40; 5 to 20,
80; 20 to 40, %; 40 to 60, 4; over 60, 8; not
known,3 3.
Nativities: Canada. s; Denmark, 1; Eng
land, 1; Austria, 1; Germany, ID; Ireland, 6;
Poland, 2; Unknown, Z; Scandinavian, 16;
United States, sc.
Comparative mortality, 1878 AZ, 1879 81,
1880 81. C. A. WHEATON, JR.,
Health Officer
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the Board Of Health
Regular Meeting,

Regular Meeting.
ST. PAUL, Nov. %, 1881.
Present-Drs. Stewart and Wheaton,
City Engineer Rundlette and Aldermen
Cornish, Otis and Starkey.
DR.. Wheaton in the chair
Minutes of the last meeting read and
approved.
Health Officer Wheaton presented the
following mortuary reports for the months
of September and October, viz:
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PROPOSALS.

The st. Paul, Minneapolis 81 Manitoba Rail-
way company will receive at Its office in st.
Paul, until noon of Thursday, December 1,
1881, sealed proposals for furnishing materials
and constructing a double track railway,
stone arch bridge across the Mississippi river,
at Minneapolis.
The company will also receive at same time
and place proposals, per cubic yard, for fur
nishing on cars at Quarries, dressed stone for
said bridge.
The bridge when completed will contain
about twenty-six thousand (26,000) cubic
yards of masonry, of which Eve thousand
5000 cubic yards are to be laid during the
coming winter. and the bridge to be complet-
cd before December /, 1852.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
office of Chief Engineer at st. Paul.
Copies of specifications will be forwarded by
mail upon application.
The company reserve the right to reject any
or all bids. Address,
CHAS. G. SMITH, Chief Engineer.
General Office st. p, M. 81 M. Railway COM
pany, st. Paul, Minnesota, November IS,
1881. 323-334
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BANK STATEMEN,

Loans, decrease. - 4So,oOo
Specie, decrease. ........ 1929, 900
Legal tenders, increase. ......... 316,6OO
Deposits, decrease ............. 1921 100
Circulation, increase. ............ 1880
Reserve, decrease. ................ 1,4S2, AIS
The banks now hold $971, 100 in excess of
legal requirements.
Governments-Strong and higher except ex-
tended Is, which are unchanged.
Bonds-In the railroad bond market Texas
& Pacific land grant incomes advanced to
76k from 75H; Louisville, New Albany &
Chicago firsts to 1o3 from 1O1H; Keokuk &
Des Moines firsts to LOG from los.
State Securities-Dnll but firm.
Stocks-The stock market opened firm and
generally at fractional advance on the clos
ing quotations of yesterday, but in the early
dealings pressure to sell was developed which
resulted in decline of Il to LIZ per cent, the
shares most prominent therein being Wabash,
st. Louis & Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Denver
& Rio Grande, Texas Pacific and Union Pacific.
At the first board the temper of speculation
underwent change and an advance Of X on
per cent. was recorded, which was most
marked in Metropolitan Elevated, Texas Pa
cifc, Nashville, Chattanooga & st. Louis,
Louisville & Nashville, Missouri, Kansas &
Texas, Denver & Rio Grande, Michigan Cen
trail and Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific. After
midday the market again became weak and
continued heavy during the rest OF the day,
closing at a decline of A@1A per cent. from
the best figures touched, Denver & Rio
Grande, Oregon Navigation, Memphis &
Charleston and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
leading in the downward movement. Nash
vile, Chattanooga & st. Louis rose 13s per
cent.
The transactions aggregated 1000 shares:
Canada Southern 1900; Central Pacific 5000;
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western $4,000;
Denver & Rio Grande SO 900; Erie $500; Han
n1bal s. St. Joe 1000; Missouri, Kansas &
Texas u, 1000; Lake Shore %, 900; Louisville &
Nashville 1000; Michigan Central 9,100;
Missouri Pacific 1890; Chicago & North
western 1900; New Jersey Central 6,100;
New York Central 10000; Northern Pacific
$500; Ontario & Western 1900; Pacific Mail
1900; Peoria, Decatur & Evansville 1900;
Philadelphia & Reading 10000; Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul 1S,000 st. Paul q Omaha
5,7OO; Texas Pacific 1900; Union Pacific
5000; Wabash, st. Louis q Pacific $4,000;
Western Union Telegraph $4,000.
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M. DORAN's REPORTS.

The following quotations giving the range
OF the markets during the day were received by
NJ. DoRAN, commission merchants:
LIVERPOOL, Nov. &c. 10 A. M.-Spot
wheat steady. Floating cargoes quiet. Car
goes on passage quiet. London steady.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26, 1900 M-No. 2
Chicago 1.34@1 SO; Milwaukee 1.S6@1.37.
1890 P. M.-Spring firmer and quiet; winter
opened with active speculation; No. 2 red ad-
vanced A@1c, and closed @Hc off highest
point.
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Financial and Stock Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Money 500 per
cent. closing at per cent Prime mercantile
paper 6@7 per cent. Sterling exchange, bank
ers' bills firm at S4.79X; on demand, 81 S3X.
pANT ATrNENT
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Departing Trains.
';rsr D;n;e;oD-

Rirer Division
Flying Dutchman st. L FL
Milwaukee & Chicago Ex
Milwaukee b Chicago Ex.
Ioscd d Him DiD.
Kansas City h Western Ell
Owatonna Accommodation
Southern MINI & Iowa Ex
Hastings d Dakota Din.
Dakota Express. ..........
Glencoe Accommodation. .
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Chicago, Milwaukee s. St. Paul Railway

THE PANORAMIC ROUTE Of over $50
miles along the Picturesque Banks Of the Mississippi
River. The Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Railway
Ia TIE ONLY LINE that runs its solid trains d.
rect to ST. LOUIS CHICAGO, without change OF
cars. Splendid sleepers on every train.
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Rrponr-ocroBEn, 1851.

Sex OF decedents: NJ aIeSe %; 1emaIes 30.
Ages: Under year, s; to 5, 80; 5 to q,
is; 20 to 30, 81; 40 to 60, 6; over 60, 4.
Nativities: Bohemia, 2; Canada 3; England,
8; France, 2; Germany, IA; Ireland, s; scan-
dinavian, %; United States, So.
Comparative mortality, 1879 80, 1850 So,
1881 105. c. A. WHEATON, JR.,
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OFFICES:
ST. PAUL-Thompson Petsch, City Ticket
Agents, corner Third and Jackson streets; Brown q
Knebel, Tickle. Agents, new Union Depot, foot OF
Sfbley street.
MINNEAPOLIS-Geo L. Scott, City Ticket
Agent, No. Nicollet House. a. B. Chamberlain,
Ticket Agent, Central Depot, corner Washington
and Third avenues. JAS. d. BROWN,
Assistant Gen. Passenger Agent, st. Paul
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WAUKRB, CHICAGO.

Wheat receipts in Chicago $3.50 bushels;
shipments 3,407 bushels.
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee &c, $50 bushels;
shipments $3.50 bushels.
Stock of wheat in Milwaukee, $4,000
bushels
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st, Paul and Minneapolis Trains.
Via Short Lima y

Wis Fori Smelling and Minnehah..
@ $40 Jam q 9:4O am 7:l5 . m O s:15am
O 4:3Opm O 5:45pm 4:30pm @ 6:S6pm
A, means daily. 3, except Sunday. O, except
Saturday. D. except Monday.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
| 10 Roughs, lGl 10, &C IS 25.
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH

LIVE STOCK MARKErS-Bf TELH0RAPH
BUFFALO, March 2a-CATTTE Receipts TO-DAY. $40 head
total for thus far 646 hsad for same time la weeA
s4OO head consigned through 22 cars MARKER se ~ ~
weeks opening prices: sales OF Extra Steers a - o
81 81 Choice 50 1906 20: Good Shippers ~ OJn12
t0.Medum, - 20dSi 00 Light Butchersi - 80 - ~
Mixed Butchers e. 250st stOckers IN good aemena
OF lAght learhugs 10 GOOD btocktfa AZ ~ lug 80 SN'
q los Fat Bulls So 50aSi 80 SsOek 10, S3d - 20. 60
SHKRP LASBsRecelpts today $500 head Iott do V
thus far 10000 head for same time last wees oO
downward very little doing 30 on saei Xtta 9ee
uu0abe at S5 S0dt5; Choice 50 5Oaf5 7o fair 70
Western S5oS5 sOi Western LaInDs 80 2o4so oV lor N
10 Choice
HoGsRecepts to-day 4sO0 head; total for week thus iaT
1866 heed for same time last week, 5000 heahi COL
signed through 30 market dun; Light GRADES
lower; sales Of Light u Fair York weights 50 JUGto ~
S. 10 Choice Medium $6 l0asB 20 Choice het'y' So
CHcAGo March 2s.-Hoss-Receipts $4,000 head ship.
ments OOO head demand fair Packers not DnynR ~
S. 50 Choice Heavy Shipping s. 7cGs6 s5
weak. .. -,
CATTLE Receipta 1900 head: shipments. 4s0o head
market weak aud I08l9c lower, being Aoeoiine OF a.
ass 75 FAIR 10 Good shipping - bOdS9 Common 70 ~
81 lO1 "a 40: Butchers slow at u bO0SJ 70 hOche9
Feeders steady SO 20GS4 4O fair demand out sOO
Poor shipping and Common idttir lelh
SHEEP Receipts 500 head shipments 1000 head
ket slow but steady; Fair 10 Good 81 bod -; CholC -
20 40i Common very du good many onerCd al st ou'
ST. Louis March es-HoGs-Lower and lower; Yorsefs
and Bsl.imOres, 50 d$5 90; Mixed PaCkltg, - 70
IS so. Cool 70 Choice Heavy - SOdSJ 10 Receipts
7,200 head shipments 46OO heai .. q, . .,.....,,s
900 head Exporters So 1875 JG; Good 10 thoce g. oUe
s.: Medium 10 Fair Sfds4 40 Best Butchers StseIss'
81 25d - 65: Medium 10 Goo, S3 % GsAi cows az, az -
era s9 25as 70; FEEDER s4aS4 TO- stocAefs 500 ''
>HRRp-Sieady: receipts. 1000 head medium 70 "oou
SlG$5 l5 choice 10 Fancy, 80 p jGSo %.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
N sTohE N sEw.roRK BRookLis AsD JtAsEl oII

Hay AND srRAw-In moderate demand and late M
li s. 81 a.s, 90 sl evs5 &c. 81 straw
pf Sys q %oSersss az assn saSsa aD a ssd
Hops-Modersssi aOays ior export but quiet for home
pis has 1iSs polling stock quoted for
sSs' sSs sssssseed s s5SSss foreign grocery grades
pNAvAL sTogEs- wefe sgis. and UNCHANGED at
spss S S es q s9se ss sP'a 200 5S
SewYors IA, and Pi.eh gg.ss stoeks Msreh hs rs
gs s 7SsS a 66 spriss
sssa sDl3 bSoc Ss Iss .ss prices
6cAN were sgain 9nons ssssy sod
so aSsgssss 1900 S Sass crs LOCO boxes yhssss
son. p.f oa ns'is as 81 as. @ sd Zoo sb
ss' az Sso SS5'SS SS flour tSasSa ssS
aOedIs al ds; . ca los, los GlssgCM "a,
eco stsan sssa ooo BUSH % drain, SD Anyer
USS s%sa.s sssa ss iso pSs ssTos SSSss
bss II s. sSs German shp srsnsn. 10000 aO
for export vas again du and lover
symssy via, M sI, sas sse y We quote Crude shSpg S6i
ESbat tc: Sspht6s &C.; Rsdaed IN eois here 7%c; In
sssss spsusa q e sas al esFs
heavy and lSSIsc soS gsr
a. ssss s sxPS sSe Sss SssaSa %.sssrs a FsmS
as,sd e ssw ,sr Se 9 ss sl5 80 81
p W. ~ st
pl. sss ssns ssc sa,r
Nee ,s gss az aAn 5 sss sesalz ne
put KEATS Moderately aetive and steady 10 priee sas
tAooo Pekod Bellies ~ snd 10 asersge go 1
exz DO IL b. Bsc Piokleh Belize 10 p average sysc ~
p sh1xts; Picked SHOULDERS e.toi Picked HAMS ~
t,.sszJDDLks Without quetebic chance an. very qneI
1enx tfenr Short Clear eoDc long suu
Elea< hall ano hah. 500 DRESSED % ee
ssss ssi1Si os Exs sSa Der
~ but closed stfcng with rezcucn o. 2taa2c TOM tne
ssss E fss sts S5 Nsps sp >
@ Ss ssiSs iSsSSc sSsosssS eoSns
"a SasS iSs7 s sIoslns ~ 80
s@S l6sss rSs sosIE ,csp io sssi s5e;
Esyt los Eldlae9ci Juas ieao1Joekac. July iO.92ia0
Year. 70 Soc Guy steam IN Ietier Semand;
@ msi,s ~ "a ,S7eSio 7ss q hsas ssIss 800 tcs
stsxs 1ss sn ttseuy me ROOD manry confaon
ssnon casses wssslsrn. olG'ss iossocs s
Fssis rosS q chce1p psss &c . SneesFsss
ska t@6e Western. Poor fe uheice 81 ,ns' as'
oef e shoe% Sese chedaar Poor To cSccs o. ase
siS sod gss sssn Lever and scrsssng re-
fsssy MS9iss siAs Psansyysnis az. and Aew
= F2et1sm ~ a6f1t7e, Fair 70 choiee 'essmssiSci
psos sss ssssy ersk trades Common 70 Choice
2. sEE TiaohT 50 Sssss 30, Glover s,.ce,.,. =.
v Hosst4 iAk. ~ ~ demand far ~~SfNj Dos
euoA1-kaw gniet and nominaljy unel,.aroa s,n,. :.
sosS ne,pss igSa oa1s tase s 800 hd Tresh sanas
on xs ss~s we;,s F9s,. ssa s.Ss s.
Yellow 40 Do, 7sss7sss yellow ssss zsa7,
ElS a1S Ssr sscs 10 hbds eng. llse, l5 hhds
" ~ sl-ssesdys ssis4 10000 a. sLssse
s. : ~ - s----e----- tsf NfE
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Psr NortA Rivs. vssssis aad Railroads.
NEw-YoRK. Monday, March %, 19e
aENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEW. YoRK, Monday, J

AsIIEs~cuiet unchanged
corr quiet senesay unchanged but G fTmer is TOT
Prime 1851 Coed saBtos ~ sal2kc stock OF Ordi
nary small Withdrawals 2b0i ex City OF RIO ian.
er1s yS7 ex sf}essei" Santos Karos" Sl9 ex
a. stock Ia hrst hands 25 25s BAGS including 81 s7 bags
Ser he S65 bars In 1G,033 EewOreans
fn second hands IA coo In Soo2e "a baiamoTe'
U0i 4s2 bsca Mud Grades active ana ABOUT steady
tcs 250 bags BOO bags Aaraoabo and oOO ns
bcsh III iac. savana il6l4e; 81 Domingo, loGl4tc;
f0sta Rica 129lbc; Mexican, l29l3e: Java l42UzOc';
A nrcsslra IL iaal2c.; Porto Rico IL al4iec. .o,
CoTTON--sDot Cotton quiet and ieo lower; sales Dol
1874 at<,ray including l73 bales for export
and sSs spiuninr peiyered on contract 500 Dale
and 1zlvI last year since september
Sel55s4 bales against A445as0 dniing Inc same perOu
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29

light Common Horses generally termed ssreeere Ths cass
stock u Only in far demand and wonld not pc Wael AZ
ell II better grade Horses plentfu heavy
Daught Horses have soe Inquiry at prices from 500
10 $500 each Light Work Horses sell down 10 800 pr
head and occasionally low S809$9O EACH Goa ser
vceabe Driving Teams wanted both by hoe puIs anu
exporters the latter paid Gs350 head Tor ne
Coach Horses For city use a medium-sized. cOngacty
built rather stylish appearing most desired and
viii sell frem $500 TO $500 each.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29

ss,ss ssss essssa5S ssas cESsiy Sdns SS
Futures moderately active clcsnE steady decline OF
g B points sss os sgS @ osss sy sSss jaS
iSSSsiSSs5 }alY 1867 siS7s: xaIasS io,51sl05S
ssSeSosIs bsssmSs Pces Tor Rings
lvbg April oAs May l@62 June 70 10 g1 II
fS hsssi psSeSoeT SaS s
iois Iess sp Nav .f
ioos siocss December Sio'S Market steady Trans
i'ssss Ssa:.: % spd s1S: ss5Ss
mainly q S 0 s sds Ss e fTs TTT 81 slS sas @
Whole eSs %s,cl ces iss 81 s
Sss as neisdlns isoo ee Indiana and MiShiesn s. 2S
q SSS SS 1 IS fs hSaS s ssGS % sSa
sss Low EK aoS p bss iSgsi 90 nsgsns 81 SS
s Ss g Sssss Sss $Se
III ssa q sss sslss @ sseS ss ' were sS
9 e 81 sssss IS f Exc. ss ss =
o. sss e 60 SsS s g ssi FEs eaS
aSP iss g
sSnmea s ssas 3 sSss5 Sss5s sss sss nsnss 3 S
ssSoSss Louis S0@m.R e dE Ear Extra s y.1 3 e
sss what e gs Cos &c sss
GRS lp declining sales 6o 1s ' soOS oSlei9s s M
FLoU quist, STEADY sales 4qo psls sp
p" sai9 Sales $50 including yellow western. s. SOd
oss1sa ssc SEs5 sc'v s~SsS ssS
s s1sss sssa 0s % ssIsnse r
sS ss e. sssS e sss
fprInp D7 &C. 5000 buhl No lhicsEo 81 1873
3s00 Winter hed$ lSsl ~ y SoOe onsn
81 low Iss.Uoo6ush: Mo- Red 81 2ia9$l 223s c ~;
Guiding for delivery week Y and 2oOO
srs ss q ss 200 900 @
busb Ungrneed White, 81 ~; S,39O bush 40 Wdhif'
a i8s1Sll8is: 5SOOU bnsh. No White 81 S7dSi Evs
frclaAaE load for delivery next week ~ 81 zOs NO
AgrI si 2isas 2s closing 81 3la do. Mag 81 1859
81 20s closing 81 20ra$l 2O do Jqne ~ 10 iS1
sosss ds 81 d'iia H. 90 Nay Il l7tssi Il y closing 81 lf
s......HYE scarcely Arm very Incderdto export
demand receipts light; sales, 1000 bush Jersey 81 %
s sslss were rsmsrsd without nsner & se,
mating inquiry; sales 1000 bGsh California Cheyaler tor
fhdspha ca 2rgns terms; 5000 bush Ungrsded Cana,
at Al 20issl 22....BABItfsY MALf-Ssget unchsnged;
small ssiss Me- Canada Bright q 40 four mouths
lower sabseqoeIiy recovering from deene and closing
sade stronger fairly csve Moderate export ana loD
bag dssisnd scnys sqsiness mes . on % psuSS %
graded Western Mixed 57p5Ss4c: No 5ees5e'22e,; No
IS 15c Including Olc a. 5yc: and New at % re
osSs 4 sS feoa tss S S91, & H sons
so soi,o: 80. White 53l4asaisc.i. steamer White,
ssl 5gg ess SsssSs, ss:ss a 9Sas
ssas .sss sssS snsps Eo aiH at q ss
no Swhiie 4s2 44c: 40 q 45s045i and rumored at
sSSis. stsis Including g e 9SS noo @ bush
90. April 43si244 isc l5o00 Dnsh do May sote $1,000
81 100 ID. slal %
IN srohE IN sEwroRK. BRooKLrx AID JERsEr CITY
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
EuRnpEAN MARKErN

IrvyprOoT March 2S. -PorE-Pums Msst-Ea'tsrH dnl
et ~, Western. dnl ~ So. BacJn-C Imberiand Cat
steady al 90 ShOr ilb. dul AZ A.: Ions Clear
sd: short Clear. steaiY 4liOd hams-lnnE
tut steady 5hindsrA du ~ ~ H. BsefIhdia Mesa
du AZ zoe hess nrmor lOi. Prime Mesa steady
at 75i. LaId-Pnme Western. Inner al o. ID
TenoW-P Prime CITY. dun ht 3ffGd TurpenuTo-Sprlts
anil M SOL ltOsln-Fine steady l0bd o. OnmOn, dnll
al bGd Cneese--Amercan Cnnoe. duh 10. Lard
l eteady FOurExtfa Stato steady II sd Wheat
No l. White. dull = Sid spunE No 2 dull
Nj q7d.. New winter Western, dull UOd NeT S0nth.
ern winter STEADY az Bi7d CornhiXe Old du a. n i
Sew dull at 55 vi. C0st0useod Oi-Yeiow Ame'can.
s.zdy AZ 27. Common. iSJd0D. nrmor A. 9Hd.
su1te 'Turpentine at London, dull az 80.
March 2SlZ3O Lard 6iEld Per cWt ior
American BaoOu. dOGd. pr cvI for Long Gear Mdhes
al Cd for short clear MdGes Receipts OF Wheat for te
week From AtaDtio pOra % 900 quarera trom Pacific
p0a 83 quarters from OthOr sources. $3.50 duarters
Receipts OF Com. 2l.50O quarters
IOETOS March 2S-i p. n.-IAusoenOD 225IO per toni
gprta OF Turpentne, SIS. per cHt
AHTWEnP March 2b-PetrOlfum, 10 francs for hrs pae
Amer ran Wnc0TG Lard closed 1856 100 kios
PEEBIN March lS.--PetrOeum marks 90 pfennigs.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
6raies ano fenoers.
Gtcamboats ano Railroa6s.

Gtcamboats ano tailroaos.
TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
N NEW sTBA MERs SARATOGA ANpc OF TROY
PIER 80 Ne r. E0ST ;l tra5: G1p; sa for
fsc fse Sorth snd West rooms warmed With
steamer leaving SUNDAY tOaohed 1t Albany
TOR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
az 1885 D. IN, week iays aud 1880 snndays Other
s%%gana S1 a % ,Foai 1PS a. Got H04o'' Va NoNl1.A
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, Sc.-@Fare, 81.
~ steamers leave Peok1ao dAy SUNDAYS sIeSp.sa Toe
DONDOUr AND KINGSTON, landing at
Ia Colzeus' West POin) Cornwall. Newbnrg Marlboro
sM are and WalEiI al oY Raroads Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell aud James y M sa%s oesS Gsy se % OS
Cornell leaves at p. ".
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
u EEW,YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
tSR aSaE,NT Of TRAINS TAKING EFFKcr sovElnga l5 1880
Al Va m.-UnCnnsu and chicago Day Expre, Drawing
room Coaches 70 Buffalo and suspension Bridge -
fO "a At S @ ecus With is,s trains 70 the West ana
Southwest Pumans best DraNngroOm Sleeping Co~chSs
Express Or Sa ssS ws, Si5oassp ssHpas sa
Chicago without change aso o. h9,s' t ,Vat He ~ ~ -S"
Trans leave ChsR6srs Street Depot EsS-Yor @ 5 for o 7,o
D. & and IL midnight Sa.uraNy nigts only sundays sI5
@i SSS d an ana Passn 10 1920 mtns loSo
Train stops 6 90 Sny y oR s9aa1Ss3 a M II nSG %d
night Sundays g. $50. 1920 LAS, $3.50 p M and ~
m9agne g. ESQ TO- 1920 M. u noon i45, 6o. At0
E.gn I.2 n, .
9S,t 81 Stv Sundays $50 IO:2Oa I45 $3.50 a. and IL
n1ansS Ssn via Newark e45 $40 ll;sO @ s;ao 42o 52o
siS 75D m and ~ midniTht Saturday Rghts Oniy sun
day glS ~. S S i,tso A. m ll5 $780, s. 6lp 76 and IL
imiohh sundays g. oi3u 1890 lAS, $50 p M AMI
AZ gliIn,s M 100. O2O o. m, 4.SO y.
Ne,vhurg anu Cornwall 7gj9 a u, $780, i;JJ o. M 5uo
dqg; ;o5ont SSTi and Kingston. $3.50 m sundays $50
e IN q 7.SO o. M $3.50, $3.50 At3C, z 7;lj o.
sHnaays O. $780, 1870 a. nl, o'1l p m;eo , z,s -
Sitdd!etown, 7i5O, 8, lO;20A n. 800 4;So 1lo M;
snniays 5:a0 lO;2O n $50, p m. The T. M ana aS9
=, mn Trains connect with Newfork and OsWego hhdiAnd
laIo4i y az a4So 9S o. lO2O a. m 4;90 y 7l6p.
s.,o " Ia i} 5Ua. m, y. $50 and y I'd.
uAy leave 25ds quarter OF and qnsrpr atter
c honr from 5l5 TO O46 p M and m lO;i0 aa llio
tor passage and FOR Apartments IN DRAWN Room
coaches be obtained, au Ordsrj Tor ti5
Sa ana transfer Of Bagsage may be ieit az 81 Com
feeos NOs g3J 8OL OF 957 Broaiway n =. No.
panI BrookyiL Rt The ConHanys DeDots !, ~
C1uts.a Grains Wes arrivein NeWfo's ~ E-o
and fii25 a M, and l9;igg ~ NM a.sr Agen, york
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JEhSEl
Nv alps leave or SpgiewooL ySssSr % m lsO i
acK oaO 300 nj \, - 4iOg goo . sa9 o1% sasn vii
sundays "a and 6;St D. "a me liiS9 ,. ~ e'a Wa"
leave 80 minutes lateg SltaftAY ltHhA g1 - a5n
NanueI- sSeiug vaslsJ aad Aohaey' ~ '''' D -SS
nmJ no. N ABBoTr, GeaeraI PAssf Asaat Sew.fork.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29

ON AND AFTER MARCH 20, 1891.
Express Trains leave New York via Desor0saes aud Cor
4:o 1850 $40 no Lmsed). IL a. M, $40, 3.so a
58 T. $3.50 and I'D And az nighL sundays 430 AID
m, 5, d, 2, $3.50 and 10 p m, add ~ night .,a a,
and running through via Irunton aud Cans
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains ersey CITY aornga speedy and direct uansief
I ernng trains leave West Phiadelphia IDOL S45 5:as
k.ib ana 7:OJ TN Snday l2uf, 3.46 o;25 4 $3.50
NJ a and Il IN Leave Phtiadelphia Camden.
and $50 p. daily except Sunday -.
foot OF and Corndtsts Sourtst aud BROOK
iyn Annex station foot Of fuitonst BrO9kyn Nos ID
ilj and ll9 HndsOast HoDokeni station, Jersey City KIM
The Transfer Company WI can iof ana eheoS
baggage hotels aud residences = y r.enAR
fhAtt;; tt;snersl Manager Genl Passenger Agent
DOCKAWAY BEACH.--New-Y York. Wood
IL saven aud ROckawsY Raiioad--Leaye dsiy. excsps
suSqay HanIePs PoinG 6lo, Lap nj Aio ns
Ieaye aocxa say IOa M J.l1. 6sl9 ?. M -..---<
cyTONINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
- cONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST.
The Elegant steamers
NIN0TON. Tuesdays, flurstayt Ano Ssturd8yI
and EARRAGANsErr On Moaoa5s wednesdays end 'ta
OAy~~ -BP. NJ FROM PIER S. n. r.
Foot Of Jay-st arriving Bostoa A. H. FARE As ioW
As tA Any O1HEi LIN h. J.
TlckeVs at AL pnnenA Heket ohcoA -
@ and 97 Broadway Acsropsitaa aad kfta AveaaS
hOtels ficxet oirecs.
PROVIDENCE LIN NE--Fok FREI0ttr oNLf.. -.
steamers El.ECfA ana TIA ga ieave fIsr ~ Syft4
River (lool Wasfens, sy sskeeat sanasys - s& -
Al Tor 6Ostaa, via providence diroelF $50 etlisi
HtS-"'E'- - = D. s BABcodk. Ere ss1anA
l. w. PILkINs. General Passeaxsr Axsak
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
ON AND AFTER eSARcH 90 1891.

DOUBLE TRACK TIE MOST IMPROVED EqUIR
NsST AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
MITu ABsoLUrE SAFErY
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
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