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nnfnh1ck z neweT sold. Jos Western Unshoru sheen,
u D. Geo ne d. ll2 D. q 80 sii % rs - q ei
ec q o. 50 r.. ~, rs 10 81 n q 6',c % 90 81 p 81
q q y Il wescra clipped o. 80 S, q s CO.;
y, T. ua l 1o p. Of ~ - 90 81 r. e. e. e5 IA 90
~ % ~ ~ - 5' ial ~, ~ p, a. q H. state Cnsorn
7s.c state Clipped d. 10 b. ~ b. So d. ~ b. AZ e 10
STATE Spring Lambs ai - 20 cac II DO a. g each - DO ~
Halenheek Davis sold. 100 AI,hiran Unsho sheer %
III E 90 y a o. C @ do 8. @ az s ~ TO-
H. Ilaae .ai r s,at tnhora 5ssep7 3. n sic 80
o ~ ',i p. d. ~ r. @ G.5 iI Aehssn Clipped sheep
,agia ln.hofn Yearnss q h at ~, lJ ohio Cure, 10,
=, li' ,o ~ D q p 2oG do ~ o. at - 55 200
LOO c.i ieeegi g,re 0i . 1880 car, 1t
@g supp of from ihcr Western buyers and ihe ioarket vas
OF forciue % 81. on r. no. m iitt, .,e, M '"
es 5 1oy O. GO sol 10 Western rFs. ia b. at 60 TO-
SSsrton hoIms' ia - virna Iog. l79 p.
LIVE STOCK NARRErs BY TELEGRAPH
toa ' o Sa y rct a. % 5o sSa 200 20, h a
.pe los, ~es $500 head CONSUMED ihronzh. 20
prices oi'ne cn1te fs,0Goby vim last week; sales N
S. VS. Choice a A. IS s By s od l gs'a sfS
~ rs Fair Co ''lun. 81 .,a-l 90. Cool rut,Acrs.
. 5oatl, Fli fai.. So 75a-l 25 -f'ltd Balls - ~
~ c5 c , :. !o5s - #e,rr r' Si,S =, 8
NJ, sE, .. A,P L'o' pc today, 400 head total for
Tcrr s .. f a5.a, y sT ''.r a.aao .a b. ~
choice o. ssrct rs so. r-io G1. vo6i,f "a
-, Hoa.i.. rs,o... 1900 h.a tota for week thu.
;eae.l ia.ona, s. r.. ..ai az ss-ri ,.-i, % ir5i
Far To tor l4~ .,,o1t. - .rr, ~ N i,~. -6 mor
m cme,.o so No, MOO 1000 hsaa 'h2
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no the STOCKHOLDERS and INCOME
nos lQil. ~ Of tlr INDIANA, blooAiN"t'N
f..u 50 l.rI iiiF RAILWAY CO.,
N.I.f. Iii r e.
ready i.irlf- -trk Ihr holder OF r'' -ilr OF doc
will Doe entitled Co ON ihr -r
l,rr "i biz cate two shares 81 200 eac 81 t'e "tA
ul fIr u-.t company.
d. virtue cement efrri.d with TIE stool holders
Ohio Indiana aud lao.c railway Co" THIS com
rr.r ul.r up 100 anI nr Juun N loS. geo the hDnf-
I.s Income Inrt- tlr t iinn q" convert tu builds
n o. hr company 90 o." same rfff, tiit BE- fH
~ alc.ni -inp cslh Of -uts wA De given iol tat
-Iuru. Income lHud.
tn ana lft,r Iult 1881. or limited Time fhe Inc moo
I.l- b .44l got i,r been converted into -"tk wii p"
,.I,rrffl Consolidated Mortgage Income Bonds
l. - = l. ). L.
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COMPANY,
Coupon or Registered, free from Nafions
al aud Stale Taxes.

The Pennsylvania Company "a corporation Chartered in
1870 for a purpose Of operating. managing and deveoAs
tho railways west Of Putsourg controlled by the PonnsylFe
mia Railroad Company.
To provide for requirement Of additional props
cftT and The further development 81 the Pennsylvania Il
road Comranys system. The Pcnnsylyans Company 10
cidei 10 cf.ate First Morglgc 10 Bonds "a ha
~ 0 0ODOOO ~ which present fns part,
bearing interest AZ She OF pr per annhm pay.
able January and Iuy l. The principal maturing 1921.
anil both principal and Interest payable IN od the City n
New.Yors nee from National and state TaHcs
Tho Bond. issued IN denominations Of $1,000 each ana
EVERY BOND HAS INDORsED THEREON THE ALSO
Lutte GUARANTEE OF TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY FOR PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST.
The totl authorized issue Is farther secured by mortgage
h.st charge npcn-
ls Tho leases Tor 90 years held by the Pennsylvania
pany Of he pitt,burv Fort Wayne and Chicago. The Cley
land and ptsburg and the Eric pfttsburg Railways
THESE IEAsEs ALONE have for the twelve year, from
he iaie to December l. 1880 yied average yearly nce
pr11t 10 he Pennsylvania Company exceeding million
dollars which sum IL than double the entire annual n-
c on tho slOo0000O Bonds at present To be issued.
ID The cmnpanys valuable real estate in the cities ~ ftis-
burg Allegheny and Chicago AMI stocks and bonds IN It's
treasury par value Of about S24O0O0O0 being mainly
secutrs OF lines forming part d tho Pennsyyania ysen.
The company further uhe performance OF which
agreement likewise guaranteed by the Pennsylvania Rail-
rpad Company 10 purchase IN every year n which bonds 81
this offered price not above par bonds equal 70
per on the then outstanding issue Of sld bonds and tho
annual Interest upon such bonds shall have been before
il ilnc pl bAse with said tnd provision when ADuld
90 AZ shines protect tie price Of the bonds against any material
decline b,oY the issHe price
Ite pennsylvania company has other detts except
s2N1l oO0 n dben'Hre SECURED by adcpo-t u si0O00OO of
Tie Tsburg FHt wayne aud Chicago Railway stock part
~ tr enumerated above and its bonded debt
under the increased beyond the ~ t. full
p1d capital stock which al present l. f1OooJrlo, exoln
sisely owned ly the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
The railway operated directly Indirectly by the Penn'yl
vna Company c0mprise system % 3s miles. and tho NET
EARNiGn " that company for The year is, after the
ment of 90 Fixed charges amounted 10 TjO7l,395 IS
Those Of the Penn-ylyania Railroad Com
pany ts lines east Of Pittsburg. after
payment OF ali axed chsrges 10 s7.G3s,509 OF
TOTAL SEr REVIEW r for 1880 ..... o. 1O9. 96J ~
WHILE OSIY sI,I0O,000 viii BE- required Ia meet tho
interest and sinking fund. WHEN TIE WHOLE or THE
500 OOO. OO0 BONDS ARE ISSUED
been made Coupon Bonds registered
The when DESIRED and also fr heir
Re1stcrcd Bonds, ntcest payable 20 tho
rcgist,fuI owner only
WILLIAM THAW,
Vice president PenIsy Is snia Company
Aqprovcdi
Oh. ROBERTS,
President Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
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-, EUROPEAN FrHAScIAL Markets
~ ~ ~ zTo1as IL holiday at the Bank OF Eng.
f<,. ~ ~ re etsyk ESrheDae 80
II r<. - f-zkp aPssia adyiees quote three Der
- ~ :" - Hznfs " continues ior ths account
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49, NJ RI5 aIIa-.SNnE. il..IIlwAr coxAyr. (

DFyFER tND RIO GH,NnE RAILWAY COMPANY. ;
- HIlIItMsr- n Nv foEk tlll. Mas 3, l-el.1
rTHE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAIL
"a AN COMPANY in 0rer 10 complete lts system and
esten stale. and fcrtone has prcu,d % be- orglnd
thc "DENNEE AND RIO Orlando WESTERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY"
The sntrnsip1s Immediately CONTEMPLATED viii. according
90 estimates require ehnNn0O, for which subscriptions ar
or o. the uc Aboder, OF the Denver and Rio orande a
waY Company uruu rho following TERMS
The -h-1tr viii receive fDr each LOCO cash, paid In in
-tsiWeuf- a- hereinafter stated.
pD n The tlrt Msrfgagr Six per cent Gold Bonds "
tir 100 Western Railway COMPANY 10 hf
ied 20 extent Dot exceeding <l6ruu average yer mile
..OO la the capital stock 81 said Company.
The first nstntut, equal to 20 pf cent on thr subscrf
allotment able ltlu att
llfrui. ai The remainder in iu.tlmpn4 ~ - M
seh NOT Jess than ton DAYS CALL rot s- than riKy days
G., intervene itt wfrn each cali
Weu the SECOND lnsiamrut called aDd pd. che bonds
pertaining -he hT,t u-talmrut vl Dee tflif-
sf ana rarh suirfquFn' ihsttneui d. called Gnd pl
fr bonds aud ork pertaining "a 90 next previous install
Weut viii De- delivered when fhr ll-t m-tim'ut 9. called
ono pnf q h'Hds and stock pea tanning to io last two ln
-illuif ms will br delivered
ue,t Boo payment ,f suy instnen v. 10 tho option ~
m cunralv forfeiture 90 pFrtn- payments fnI which
h"u. ana -f'c. have already been delivered, AMI Of a
rights uufrr thc sub-e upfinn.
khod-r- - ihr IIrlsrr ai BIO Grande Railway Conc
rant fl have M -uI-lbe &c thr iaf" ~ Ni ff
.th thirty -hf- uf Denver aud 800 Grand" Stock standing
hallway ofnnauv 90 ths close " business huur~ Oh Nav lo
I-I. which ryit must boz sN~rr ed before saturday,
e llth ~ hiy, the remainder may thereafter be otr
nl-r disposal or
VoEHl~4uF FlltH GO, SO "a EN.lanrepfce OF attn
rH.r 90 Denver Granae Railway company $50 80
nt4L Ai"unents Nil Dr. made ~ -'rIn - pr" tirale
alter tlay i6 M1f. J. PALMER pIt-lteut
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The above does not include payments made on
accent Of the interest or principal of the public
cebt Of the United States
The foreign exchange markets to-day were rather
dbl, but rates arc firm and unchanged, the posted
quotations being rs follows:
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NeeYor, .'i H.,,.a '4. -'.e = a"i SEQ b. -.a''
'' '''''-' '' CEoiici %. .raNri~-,
Do t ti'.-I.
aI~.Y .sA. ,lu. d. l~'l.
MEETING of tic -'o.kho.der,-. "- tae
\ National i.'n, fona ,o'"'', d. ', .a e ... .i
=. . o, "", ,,, s' , , Il, a 81 a,,,l,4s "a tap.
iial stoes OF said oo.ap4iy JOB ..-lli. ,..,,,,>
8 malolty OF the ir-t'c"'
DANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
- st ih' rn0une Almanac - ',i NE s'f s, fnes,
90. '' -i...' Revenue 800" LAl'1'''''' '-''
/,AS STOCKS and civ u. q. Stocks and Bonds
Il toas,, and sold. - o. HEWITT. 50 LSeh~nscr.oe,
EWYNNE Il DAY, ...,..r
ALE Rl SIMS Is 'HALiwNi -nAHEs. noND7' Se
NOTICE D. hereby given that. q meeting %, oi
y me hof of ih, Nr" 'Ie ,i' directors 10 serve
10, tl, year neat ensuing m Do. h,id a. tAr ol,,. on VII b
tween 90, ioni' o u in e- p .kHt'EL' kN0X sscy.
IIErsAuoaAL ASD G9r ,, N9.' S. y, i lasr.
O'' SS AS 6aS. Aprl is. lS'Ib
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the holders OF
y The -ecola NOR ~ i p' ,, int June L. II be-
tc, na' ''i u, 4 W ,.t a,sg r oi Interest abso
lnsiy "a por crutin pei amman pap tD4r f nv iI,
49, e elS,i.cd Win thc 4n4cr, osn .n1 :,lsl CON-.
e9chanrc or new coupen 0nds ha, g r 'ss ,rt ear
run, Oganns PEI gen, .,a..i These coupon Bonis
,,ll pe secned bJ ucn nniteafr ann @ M ,
,rbt ti. bonds deposited vii d. hFid in tfu,i pF tna
i,,er Inau aud Iu Company iof 90" hoitiH 'i l,e n.y.
i.nI. unfiI f.afF bond htr br tN'iAa'" ~ @t' va
,..,rfr-trt-. may risIUgd th.I tf.ril
It.ufa presented Tor tthhiL.N- $500
,f 10, the notice, viii draw ouj per GENE lAU'ie' 1'
tie current year a.. ,,,, IA. ~ tce President
-,,,, or r,fg Irrrr.so y,1irr MADnos AND INnNAr.(
otf'e- ~ '''- 80 ff-4 pArrROAu COMPANY,
Irrvrr.OysILLr. fnt, April ln, i.el ,
NvoTfCr IN INDIANAPOLIS and MADISON
~ EAILNoAD COMPANY ho&p t,olD ~ DC, ADrsoy
p,l eu- I'll INDtAAAfpLl~ Aih
tY flr ID c1sfpA 81 due May 4, ISL, VII lT laN a
,etnfttv al tbe FARMEt-' LOAN 400 Ikiot ~ ~ M
SsrY ort afies uhioh datF inttlvst ulcith
VIII ccaeA eAO D ANNA'~-+--
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ne,.o,. i., week -..llIN - All 2e5ay 2.5oo
Avn w. S. rec ga. ., as i iss5 I a5o 5G
Quotations or HrErs TO-DAY. 900
Isir 10 Good
common To Medium. gHol9
Tough oxen ana eia,.s ~ a -
r., les. I,i.f. aad iearline., u1o weight a,,s a.
bulls live wcieht..-... ..--...-.....-.--.. 4'a
AS,tAt, U,-,l - ,,t ~
1 l i, Of h. s "a, l' sr from o,,eii
REEyEs-Rcecirt YESTERDAY and today w,re ~ car,
head AGAINST cc D., 10 last Monday The ARRIVAL. me past
V4cA were 5tl neld more Than l-s gccA. aud 2it7 hea
- than tne cor.oeldins Tim. iasi year The arfe re
b,.d. T. q. Eastman i, heal; Mnrrts sloeel 1875
head. ~ Goldsuiih ao2 bead samuel, shamnerg eiI
head Wv & NAY 90 head b. q iioancs ii5 head
Exports lgT rc Wces arTe - follows; Goldsmith @aVr
Caue! f. e. fsstraan SO i've catle Iirsiam o.Hnrn
10 1sS '4'is oa,,t, of % ana earsc 81 Nut
tou sherman Gileth LOO quarters of b1ri ~ car
si2 9a5r1rf. Of B--f 55 -,..~s Of Milton.
sq ls ave "@ . P's qu o5' Of "i h IS 's n, e.
1900 carcssc of Mutton and i29 nrrssi Hog. an.t
5Ss5 es,1as, Of Mutton io5ii1e os and go Dressed
f6riy rr very Sea' aastatan' 90 the price, Of ct
i ii ili rl;s i ss, MONDAY f1y sal9,y .uou, rs
cattle for ee-,r ~te'l N,,fr, sna - or. ~ A.s
sehv af'.sa.d -n ctr' ,ni la'.r ~'ig saw 9s'f ,r
az We ~, 49, 1 49, s.,,i.t -,g y .i,, i,., I'm
Go's GS Iiac and Esra --- ruirI about -i.1ay A-oar
ihc oacrnr. t,rr s5 earo,' tooaao ,ea Stu,e 81 er
from ,h. d,trres a. oin'nnatl uho r'-. a9a ~'.ra.
ueis 5ioptr d. tai t, Of al the Drove o. = pre- n.t
. a. ~ aey -1 s,am '6 BE- Ia ,sy. ',. r'
s.d ioey '' T ,. % ,5 i,, ,' 'ae ny,
& f,oo y, to N H. To- dr... 5,t D. b. iuia ,4r.ol 81
WE Is, s, mr., - 20 rs, & % ,r ,,ror,soa 90
OF b. Wv, % i,, 49,. Co.. 10, -i..r,r l,ia 10 81,
I g. . r.
insha'o a o. .' r .o.,,h W " 81 W ,r
"i ,iui,g i , pr t i -..r e. co. far r Lindsey
20 ,ii.-."n S,.e-s i.' =, p tsf. ~ ~, ''a -
90 i'-'' -.' 100 i.. b, '', 'r,'- 7, it' ...'
D.. f,i -i'., .. '.i ..... n-. o. ,f,'.. .... Il
gacl, 30 ts. li: r.. 'iiass f.rl. ii. ,t 1o,..
i5i, TX. RI, % llr. 81 ao $40 r ll..r n " .o
rsi. u' Na,..g -i.' g. ~. g., p. "i ~
a io.c ,,'...-,..... ,.,,.- .,,....
,c1 ',. f, p E ~ io ,f,i 8. 10 II-Ir ~
- r.a - 90
-tS'r, io6 p ~ w. - p .a +. r q Do, 'r IS
a,es o j.. -, 49, ,.. -. , s o' s. o.. ~.
Ply r. at ios.r. . do. TIE .tIlri.-. c ,.,l. -a..
l ,..,e2 ~ o. ST. assn ar it d. -..t,r. ie u,ro
s''i ~. ~ ..s...
g. jo-,p 3, ,,.oa.i sa 49,. b.. o., 4l,, +, - . o.
'iiis icf f.- p .tlll o. l.,.. q ilY.i. 49,.
II H. ;, 80 . 5,s E si II ~ ...
Do, liso D. % D -. --.,. ,,, ...,.. ..,, Co..
tods g. IL r. II %. i.o. ..,r il 80, U.s.. .a
10 q. o. H.. iti5 H. d ioe aua 81 .i. Is ia - D. .i
10 ~ 10. i-' 2. a. rs -..' ,,,',. m e ' 1
ioi,c
Wy VIZ rit p -, i', ' ''' 80, - i.
steers UJl o.. at .lc 10 DOL. ..- t, o. l"i. ' d" ".
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NFr-AORN. April D, 1881.
V'HF annual meeting of the Stockholders Of
ff...tuy FOR the election ~ M4nagrrs vii Doe held
IN Or, o,e oil company TUESDAY, the l0t d4y of Nay
a.. rr-frr ,g- will co,ei 0m the evening % ApTA
10. rufN thr morning ~ May II. ......... $500.
lly order of the b0AId- btOLei l. hAlpIti
~ secretary.
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financial.


A Ii who are interested in railroad business
- ard mileage statistics should get THE TRIBUNE AL
MANAC ior 1881, noW ready price - cents bymaM
ONO SOUTHERN SUBSCRIPTIONS.
" NORTH RIVER CONSERVATION co.
INTERNATIONAL IMPROVEMENT CO.
BROORLYN ELEVATED.
INTERSTATE CONSTRUCTION.
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD.
AMERICAN CABLE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
SELMA, RoME AND Dalton,
MIDLAND RAILROAD OF NV JERSEY.
ST. B 52s5h44 A ANB s %lfr 81
j. : STANTON. II Nassau-s,.
OrmcR ~ rHE
noonEsuR AID PlrEsgggca HMLEoAe coRAyY,
DURSU ANT 10 the recommendation and vote
oi thc Bani of Directors u MS company az meeting
meeting Of the stockoicrs ~ he Rochester AMI tt.
E g5 Ia t SaS o S h , at Che on see1 81 h com
Nav l5sI q 3oceek IN the aerngoa g vote npon ts
three million dollars a. now satorzto four million dollars,
len thousand -har,s Of one hundred dollars each
ir sn, t 70 ,1 , ] i ii y, We M y
Trausfer hooks win be- closed on May 20 o'clock IN ihs
afternoon il, ami be TeoPea'sd 5 90 iMay a. l'oL
BY orler of fhe ll,anl of Dinctora.
THoMAs r. WENTWORTH. Secretary.
OFFICE o. um NAlioSAL FIag INsCR,Ncz COMPANY,
NJ Nr9SorS. April &C. 1891
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for thirteen 13)
Directors and thrre s 80 ctors ~ Election for me
on TUESDAY. MAYO 1851. The poll vin be Open NON
y
UNITED STATES EyrRgss cow NsY,
TGEAsuEEEs DFUCF, - HfOApWAY,
NEw-YORK April DO, l~-l
THE transfer books of this company viii be
L closed May % p. I'd. and reopcued Nay ~, ISL
YHE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
4 Of SEW-NORk
no. II Nassau-st, corner Of Pino-st.
CAPITAL, 100000 IL T.. x. BONDs
Allows interest deposits. retumabe demand " %
specified dates. Is legal depository FOR money paiA into
Cont. Ia auhorfcd act Executor, Administrator,
Guardian or ia any other position % trust As0 Registrar
Agent ~ aud BJal- and Tor
EaiiIoad Mortgages.
HENRY p. sPAULDTSG. President
49, W Is : ~, I,i' {viceprcsideni.
&. u. 3. BABtOCK, SECRETARY:
BOARD or TRUSTEES.
FtMrFt y BAHCocK, GEORGE w. LANE.
JONATHAN ruoENg, JACOB ID. NE.IIyE
IrAAC y. PuItrs Gro. NCCCLLotH MHLBA
JOSIAH ". Ii-KE. ROSWELL SKILL
CHAHlEs %. Ltyi0N 4. a. Low,
IiNt No W. Coolies, AMOS X. ISO.
fHkDa H. tO,slu, CmAAlEs LAyiE2,
WV. a. AprIYrOS, Nm ". WEBB,
Gl-rAy ScHWAn. J. lIFKfoNI MogGAN
DAVID Bows. PCtCY r. PTNE
MfEIfr HAfH-. lFsUT p ~rtffrfv0,
NN AILFN Bl rfgq, DAVID WOLFE RisiOp,
JAuE- a. WALLACE OORNEUus y. Bliss
Bill b. ~HEl MAJ.
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The UNDERSIGNED. having secured control Of tho
lereinbcfore described
Ten Million Dollars
Al, Per Cent Cold Bopds
AZ Per Cent Gold Bonds,

oiTr tho SAME for public subscription AT the prizes
of i0oi2 Per Cent and Accrued Interest to date Of
delivery.
Subscriptions will be received until Friday Nay
g. bu tic right rived to close tine subscriptions
90 an earlier date, without notice.
Subscription. will also be received
~ ENGLAND-By Messrs LOUIS COHEN e.
SONS al London.
IS PiilLADELPWA-By McssTs. DREXEL 81
60.
Thus securing for the bonds an international
market.
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=, shs aliewng were the receipts and shipments at
'e rsil chicago and Milwaukee today:
Reu.sptA shipments
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per Worth Rircr. Vessels and Railroads.
NV YnnK MnndnN My 2. 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15

Was 'Ws he not elected TO this body as democrata
WIN mercer tone Answer that.
Mt. Mahone-QulCkly. sir: quickly. | was
.,cSta as feadlusfer. DO you know what
snat la ~ applause ard laughter on the repuo-
MI. Hill understand that there are In VIZ
kiEia IedoJusung democrats and ''dentpay-
tne uemocrats. but as | understand. they ar,
tcth democrats- Ne have nothing % 40 hera
with that issue. The question OF the Virginia
&c is not 10 be setilad In this chamber. asx
The Senator again, was he not elected 20 thls
national body as member OF the national
democratic party?
Mr.. Mahone.-No: are YOU answered now?
Mr.. HiL-Then | concede that the Senator
spoke truly when he said that did nor know
What he is-(with a puzzled airl-whst Is her
Laughter Eyeryb body has understood that
he voted with the democrats Did he NOT sup
port Hancock Eor the presidency? And dii hs
Lot, In the presidential election, proclaim HIM
self democrat VIII the Senator from VIZ
glhia answer tbate
Mr Malone remained silent. While Mr. HnI
paused for reply democratic senator said,
make him answer" Mr.. Malone dli not
ansWer Mr.. Hil CALCULATED dumb" and then
commended the democratic Senator,r ID the
ftpuoilcans, saying there was not man on
tbe republican side who did not know that
Mahone was elected as democrat aud could
Lot have been elected had he limited that he
Vas anything else.
After further debate ia which Mr.. Voorhees,
said he was WILING 10 withhold his vote 10
balance republican vacant seat the senate al
Z q clock. adjourned
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The Markets..

6sLIlMOhE, Marcn l6.-Nlrg1n1a skies, de-
32 do past due coupons. 81; do new ten -forties.
sS4 II foal March n,.t cqttep a"ma
ped ead Ys Do hshs ssssr
li2s; No 70 Maryland, Mar ;2sal 24s; No; western
iy ls sSuhsrn snne ARM niSa ls
yedS ssa pns yhe
March srf.n xprf 5taasS: tE Nay ssS Ssss5s
steamer: 5Sa554. Oats qu.et and frm-Western
46T. Rye firm. 1Gsaii9 bay unchaaaed. Pr To
vions very firm but without change, Butter gu e.
Eggs steady. Is; Petroleum dlll and uncha9ee,
GStee &s stead steadynRio esrg9es I ordaary to fair
l.i2. Freights unchanged. ReeeiptsNhour. B. 5ss
b barrels: wheat o ss. $50 bushels corn, So. s7l
shi! meltsN wheat "a, ss BUSHES: corn. i5s ss5
bEshes fs1 eas sSalees-wheat. 262 bushes corn
Msney. 5as zsSS Ss'ehi snort Fs5 ss5
NEW YORK. March Is Flour dull and un-
ehsI SEW fsd YoRR &Reat Mse d Corn ds and e1ssr
Market orened strong and 5sal per cent hishsr,
the latter Indiana, hoon,ington and western, aad
At the first Board the speculation became irregular
some shares declining slightly and Others ad ;
tie p1eferTsd Il Reading, II Alton and is Terre t
Hs%te, 3; Chicago. Burlington and Quincy. l. and
FUNDS IoNpos Marc6 1S q p1r t s. bonds
4 Per cents, lit. Atlantic and Great Western first
MNetSase NeW yaTs anse SsS Erie so
Pennsyvanis Gentrai. 6sk i reading, a ss. New Ne.
Yors, Or tario and Western, 3SA.
LONDON, March Is, p. In.-Atlantic snd
Great Western first mortgage trustees' certificates
York Central. 1853. Illinois Central liI. Pennsyi-
0ntsro osntra sna tern keadns 81 New YORK.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New
York TO- day at 80 p. M, as reported by H. II.
Dodge, of 539 18th street. by special wire -
Western Union, 1131s; American Union, -; New
York Central, 147A; Lake Shore, i26h: Michigan
Central, 1l1s; New York. Lake Erie and Western,
~; do. preferred, 81; do. seconds, -; Della
ware Lackawanna and Western, l27s& New der
Reading, tsh, NorthwesteTn. 49,, do. preferred,
RRssei5ie' E e 13i H., 1; and r; dzsS Hannibal sns
Fcn dc .oe ohe M, Snd as
o. 2eH Northern 1saci Pacic Hs so o y do o. pre ana
ierred, l3A; San Francisco conn.,. t3a431; do.
Pseisred ec s fAa6s do first preferred s4a9S Central
Ohio 3ss Louisville aud Nashville. 81 Nash. H
vile and Chattanooga, 9lA; Ontario and Western,
s6A MsnhattanFlevated S94 nlinoisCentral, 1854
Canada u @ southern; 79A; District of Columbia
is4 Denver and Rio arande. iSsx ana St. sPPsy PsS
and Omaha, 43s4; do. preferred. 10lk: O. @. O. and
l., Sc; Erie and Western, h3a55; Chicago. St
Louis and New Orleans, 7lHa724: Col. Goal, 62]s !;
Paeie PnaG esasTi snd e. ss1 Texas Pacific 'S" Texas
Closing Government Bonds:-k I1ls<a1llx:
l.lsAal 1877 SIS. 1.nl3lai .0lH: coupon. l.0Is5a
L0iH; Us, 1.O2aa1. OH; coupon. lO2Aal. OH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-15
Wall Street To-day.

New YORK. March 15.-The Post In its
financial article says The stock exchange
markets are. less active than yesterday. United
states bonds are Il higher for the 411's and SIS.
and unchanged for the rs and 6S. Railroad
bonds are Irregular and generally higher. The
advance ranging from i to ~ per cent, the
latter Bloomington and Western f1rsts: the sec
oGds are up per cent; c. c. and l. c. f1rsts are
up y; the Lehigh and Wtlkesbarre consols
per cent. The stock market at the opening
was strong at an advance Of haIl4 per cent,
the latter Reading, Northwest and Chattanoo
ga. AT the fist board the market became
heavy, and prices have since declined Aalzs,
the latter Western Union Telegraph; Union
Pacific declined 20, Milwaukee and st. Paul
Paclhc Mail and Northern Pacific; Texas Pacific
and Iron Mountain II each, and Canada
Southern and Kansas and Texas ~
The money market is easy at SAD per
cent for call loans Or stocks, the ruling
rate. being per cent. on {. S. bonds the
quotation is about per cent lower. Time loans
are sac per cepe. and there is less inquiry for
the than OF late. Prime mercantile paper is
5a6 per cent. The L. S. assistant treasury here
has yet no instructions to buy bonds this week
The market for foreign exchange Is stropg and
higher, but rates still warrant gold imports
The posted rates OF the leading drawers OF
sterling are up to 4SlH and 4S4. The actual
rates are 4S01la4S1 and 453a4S3K. Cables are
4s3H a4S324, and prime commercial bills 47SH
49,,