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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-08

ere is e Woil-knoWu principle In animal
'siology that no vital action can take plac $
Through The agency oi the uervOu8 Bya-
litne nerve power I'm any organ IL veal e
then that organ i3.wegk. There 70 q raul-
idy n tho reach of all, one That has sta0l TIE
GNet tor over half a C6nt1ry, Dr hICOTa s
VIAL restorative has been sCruuniz0d and IN
gor5eu 10y the Academy Of Medicine Ia P2qig,
p" an Invaluable specific for the above contains
molphog0us, oantnGrldes or other pOiscrp,
rely Vegetable, Producing no re1Gt!oa,
a' 't 'nau-nt In edeCt; IL q sugar-c1atec
a. had OF Levasaer s 20 rs Ols
F." I'" rsrie, (France), or OF Or. S
In'I aund, ploprietOrs. Address
"tH ".' rld suldng,N. York None GEN
a| 'Ar signature OF $ Il. Sicefmoud
on 40. eel boN.i rend Tor catalogue.
NIX oi D.. ", box % 900, tlG, cont by mail
upon rsGour Of price.
Dr.s. 3. 81 ssmoud: ''''' - -''' '''O'
Dear Slr-iu Justice to you end TO the pro-
fsSton, feel 1t my duty to e'ate the results OF
my trial Of IHCnrd's Ntal Il, siOiative i'm my
practice. following the challenge oumade.
Case /. Mr.. Il aged 20, impoleut IN years
Win tprrmutnwhrmA, weigh 100 lbs, vCIy
nervous ana debilitlted, Bleepless AID Rllra
with nervous fears, had tried every Known
remedy, lrut him udder treatment with the
Vital restorative alone, Ia Rfx months be
was d. 'charscd, perfectly cured. lie had re-
gained all hisyigorsnd marhood and weighed
90 puunde.
va - W." "'Hs llNAil I lN'h ~ nov tT. IN
six weoEo .regtmeRt with the Vital Restora-
i've, desire and manly vgOr were fully re-
stored. NM II ROM, NJ. D.,
1923 Pine ST., ST. Louis.
ST. Souis November Is 1870.
THIS IL to certify thst have been afflicted for
years rllh nervous snd general debit ty, Bper-
matorF on, aad soitenIbg fthe brain have
Inc sent udsr the ttrutna,ut Of several prOm.
"a MT phc dcaus during this tins with no ban-
I'll lll resul 81. Several months ego h. gpn
tNug Rich ribs vital Restorative, and am
now perfectly cured. wet ,hcd Ht he limo
'I'pouuds--l now weigh lo5 pounds,
VS.. GpEsCH,
1913 Case Avenue.
So, Louis, APP II s, l4SO.
] hal been imp0tort tor "a uuInu,rof y ears
wheH | commenced u take Krurda Nital
Restorative. Wuhiu three mouths | found
my ~ 'Uddo lyrcs' red o. my Io.mer he ltA-
Iul Ug3r, and ,te cUJo h.s been pc marcJ {.
know Mr.. Vincent. VIII SO namels g rirrel
o. lhe above &c ttdottA, lie lisa lend of
mine, a d know the facts TO he ns no has
stated rNam. a. NJ. WARD.
rr,prIe'or Grand y,atel and Eurorea
Hotel.
roia ny WhoIcaesc sys potAn rs.@-
E $50 Enat F-a'sv rrrr-a
nuIesle Agents.; Richardson 6 Co .st.I.1uIs
Mus.urli ID l. LYONS, AfW OIlenus, Iaul slnun,
Ven fAvHck, steven som az Co., thIcurO, III
nNis. smith, p1oliiOH q Hnun, Boston, Mas.
WA.haa"tis John kecsh IN, C'ucnnat,, Ohioi
GN Frl.f '"tt toH Nnu YO,k
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A HUNDRED YEARS HENCE.

How the Roys, Girls, Men and Women
Enjoy Et-Erlal Of steam Motors
a ~ ubmArine ae-aR-You-Please
Air ships Ence-Rnso Ball
TrOtting-Rifie.
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CANCER.
ENNIs, Ellis Conni- .rara.

For the benefit of those AFFLICTED win ,o
VIII state that was afflicted with caac vo.oe'
NY under ZIP y four or I'VE years, earlnr Of
nits susan Phelps, nesr Ennis, ELLA cnnS,v
leNas, went to her aud hal her treat nv na,
Ger in June, 1879 aud can say that am entI ran
,,, no lhnsGatlon OF any return un to rate
'"'' 0'VVo 4 o. loeV Rev A. A. YOUNG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17

r, State bonds the feature was the Tepnessees
h,eh on improving prospects of satisfactory ad-
s.,tmsnt OF the State debt, strong and in de-
so,nd: g.. old sold at 6114a62ls, and new and new
.siss Mt Oh 762l The only other transactions were
{, sonth Carolina 6s, non-fundable, at Ole
1nn,siana consols are quoted G9@G1 Il, North Caro-
Ina consolidated As 94OS5l2 md special taxes
7asL and Virginia 6s, deferred, 1906. lhere
,rsre no sales of city bank stocks.
Bnxness in railroad bonds was dull and insgnih-
rant although there was gradual decline III the
nricss Of the Speculative kind Erie second consolS
dsclinsd from 99l to 90 aud recovered to 90 B. the
tupded IS selling at 95s4 Missouri. Kansas anu
srsYas issues we're quiet but first consos were 4
iovsr At 1904. and seconds liz lower than Monday
:. e9ss BOSTON, Hartford and Erie rsts declined q
snKelo q andI G. first assented were strong upto
i'm Init the incomes were weaker at 20. Canada
Southern frsts guaranteed were steady at $3.50
aas, St Lous and Iron Mountain frat incomes
were 10 lower at 81 e. and second incomes 4 lower
at SAL. Ney-York Elevated frsts sold ut 1880
hi91o and Metropolitan frsts gained 4 at 1898 the
,econds being per cent lower at OF. There was
ht,ls or no change among the miscellaneous bonds,
sxcept Toledo, DephOs and Burlington firsts
declined from 90 to 96. St. Paul consOs were 3s
loyer at 121l2 and trsts, Southern Minnesota, g
lower at 1864. Denver and Rio Grande firsts fur
Their declined Il to 11612 and consOs were OIL per
cent at / IL for single bond Texas and racine
incomes declined from SAL to SSH.
The to-day os 7 $ az So on S SS
1881 currency. This makes the total loss since
last Friday 81 In the early part Of the d DAY
renewals generally being at the higest rate aud new
business about equally divided between the two
rates. Later, however aud at an earlier hour IMAM
usual, sales were made down to 3 per cent, While
there seemed TO be superabundanCe of funds seek
ing employment at per cent The only change
In the domestic exchanges ls an ADVANCE
at Boston to IL cents discount. The United
States Treasurer at Washington to-day re-
ceiyed $40 900 National bank notes for redemp-
non The customs receipts were S590,OO0. and the
Internal revenue receipts were $3.50 900 The Clear
ing House statement to-day IS as follows: Exchanges
SI3l .OO4 80; balances, S4,955. 9S3. The trans
actions at the Sub-rreasury covered: Receipts
$500 500 payments, $1,4l7,oZ9; currency oal-
Snce So 4t}5, S:37 coin baiance. $SS,OS6,5l3. .
The foreign exchanges are weaker and one-naif OF
yesterdays advance in rates was lost Inc marx Is
the revised quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17

9hG9sc. Smoked Hams lOballc; Smoked Shoulders 20
DDLES very dull wholly nouinal SAFES az
West 800 Long and short Clear ~ 2c Long clear
$500: short Clear SS5 d&90c Long and short Clear
and half S65as 70o... DRESSED HOGS about &c O~"
and weak CITY. Heavy ana Light 11sdSGi PlRS br
aerward lost and clOscd heavy AZ ABOUT
&C. under the closing figures Of yesterday sales eOO s
Primo Steam. spot. lll2hdll.lbc. 800 tcs. 10 amy
ll07%c; settling price llioc 1000 Gs March i l ~
closing l05dl 07 &c. l3j00 ties, May, lOG ~ &C.
closing $500 res. June lily ~ 81,
closing nlidll17Lc; 1850 ties. Jny' IT, 80
y Si'O' 1857 f sSISca c 2OS Closing ihfd
June, ll1jGl poe; July lI2OGll2bc. Year. 1899
luBOc: CITY In far demand; sale 2nJ tos C OF
Refined sales 800 tea for Continent, ll2'c
l6c35c.: Common TO thocc Western. 10 soc HEESE
Market firm strictly Fine other kinds dun state tactoI
Poor ~ Choice Hi l3i4c; Hall Skms "a O2c Skins ~
&C.: Wesern Poor Choice 100 l3C Ssna POOR 10 Choce
good domaud shade better prices Long Island and sew
Jer-ey 2O02O c; STATE Pennsylvania and Western, Ioc
southern, II ia IL &C. Fair TO Choce
ElCE-FalrlY active. steady, unchanged. 49,.
SELDS-('uYer In demand, firm and unChangedi oPr
seodS uuiej and unchanged ,,-
SUGAR-Raw firm, but Quot; Fair 70 Good RehnlhF,
"a &c; Refined less demand: Cut LoGt O26b'6,
Crushed 0llc; CunOs JBc.: Powdered Sec; Gmnnla,ei
STANDARD "a" sac OF" A." sS7sssr.; White Extra t p"
S0silc; Yellow DO do. 7isa7 SC; Yellow &C. ft@'ec'
Yellow. GSau7c
srE4EiNi-ouct, soaay: quoted, 1ls'e
TALLOW-~teaiY: sales 10000 n, Gbts 0Obc
TEA BY action to-day Green cOugOg and fOrmGsa scaY
Annoy rarr Owe- and japan irregular and common grades
lower Sales 3,24S pkgs. Particulars arc P1hg lucy
Young Tyson ut lsac 10 uunpowaer, l0gd+)ci Ja"I'
S~eoLc; CongOu, tic; OoOns, Formosa 9jGq =ci DO
Annoy, Is ,. lgc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17

l.a,os from 1908 to 1883. but closing 1194 bid.
-. Northwest and st. Paul common stocks Safter
S.,,ino early about 81 per cent declined and Ia
- cent. but finally closed only 4 lower than yes
.s.v Erie was exceptionally weak, the business
a. amounting only to 1880 shares. Its
Ia dropped from 4sls to 47as Western
ETa;on was exceptionally strong, and recorded
u. lowest price for the day-112-in its first sale
Sa4s,ward rising to 113s4 and closing at 1888.
sc.srators In the stock at loss to comprehend
~, standing under the injunctions OF the courts
"a the undertakings of the Board as to what con-
ss,tr,ss good delivery" To-day the Union Trust
.mnany gave notice that ii will return the certih-
80 of American Union and Atlantic and Pacific
5ss.ct 10 persons who had deposited them for
ss.,,ser into new Western Union stocks This only
t.cyns to such persons their old stock, which thoy
80 use as collateral in any other manner, but it
49, not relieve the Western Union stock from tho
foundations which surround it. The market closes
.sminey strong, but the character and the lateness
ia minutes before oolocs' of the last rally were not
..Icplated to inspire confidence in its pcrmanency.
covsrnmeut bonds were dull and the DEALINGS pre-
4 l..,.sd no features. The sales at the Boards
.rou,ted only TO 500 900 at steady figures and the
4 ..,;or0 ara unchanged, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
l1unsr,.t MANENrs-nY rNLtnNArM.

RrpT 10 March C-CATrGy Recript1 tclIv 80 head
,o,aI To- yy"cL IIs IA lis al; Tor lime lat "rrl
GGJs e.G. 81 marker dr'i tn
mo oWrnari ,lrs OF Ih"cr Ia Extra te'is AT - 3
40 Cool Sli?pcTs II jJd+I %, nothing dong ~ ohor
grades n,o -, ,.,., To-
,rs.g trut lar GD for time ast week, l2oV
coisig!ti tur1ash ~ nltKrt STEADY VITA u
cno demand s.lrs oi fa 10 Oo western al - - 90
E5'irr tn ro1cy. % ia 20 30 NJ LImiA ou Ell".
,reIDs toaT 100 heat. total Tor week thus iar
ii 90 head tiue iast week, !SOD lCll co..
Signed tLroly cars nothing DONG except hhi" OF ue'N
~ Iight - NOR; On sale.
ments OJ0 market opened stely but closed hul
Common ~ GOOD di%'d iacklg - ~
n IS rs Light 81 7J6ti % chiefly at ~ 90; butchers ls
81 9S Choice Heavy IS 2O@sJ 30 one log az 80 ~
h1 ainP1i crrta 1890 head shpmcuis. 1909 head
argrIv fu Mc,lnm Weight; No exports here Common" 70
Mciiuu rldppng 81 lda$i % doi % Chuice, - iJg
SO matxet ara "a and few are uh.od buyers hclhns
Ok ON rogrh lots Canning s2dSi % StocRefs aDd fet"e'
Rsce,rE . head shipmenta l40o head market
and WeAEcr 1t 81 o%t % lot tonlh"h " 'h''N' ~
-, $3.50 10 fOr Gu0i ~ Cnoice ,,--t-. -, u.,,,
~ I0CIs Match l6.-nOGS-Eascr workers. and Balu,
,o-.a AZ 7tf6: Mixed Packing. So tO1S, TO- Cnoce 70
E,nry EBGEG %: receipts 4,7UD head shphelS cow
Receipts 800 head shpnens $50 head; TX,
r tcrs du: si.ppcrs prcerrng lIzht Meigas h9mnAAJ
oIcr $3.50 G Good 10 Chcicr 81 5UGfo nsnum d 70
&c. ~ n5as4 so; Far IN GuO. - 3uV54 lows anu
I1eT, nrnor az - Is s4 70 feodors $SeS4 W s'ocA
eis ~ lsocpts $50 head ahpmeot& 600 head tp
higher Choice Fancy - 70 ESQ., ediuhi !"
E4aSb 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
Increase. Decicas


LONDON March l6-l2:3O ~ m.-Consols 9aas for money
and 9yl6 e. $. bonds our cents 49,
per lI4s: ATTAINING and Great Western
second trustees certificates, 32h Erie ava 40
second COnsos 03 y NewIOrE Contra 100 limos Cen
tIli 1870 =; Reading. 80 ..
LONDON. March I62 mPaTis Gdvces cuoto three per
- iOI The account
LONDON March 16-43O D. m.rhe amount of bullion gone
the Bank Of nglanG on balance today Slbuou ihe
Of bullion withdrawn from the lanK OF Ensad on
balance to-day ia $3.50 withdrawn for ship
mcnt to America was 100000
LONDON March l6-3:}Up m.NewJersey Central cGnsos
Central ISL India Council bills Wer" allotted
to-day at decline of L per rupee. 1900, ,
March l0-4:i5 bar ftVcr ~ qnot'd AZ D ~
per ounce 9JSs Tor money ana 100 Tor the account
L. bouus fves. lUl IS LrIe 43'a New f0rN Nr,rn
l5g advices quoc cent rencs 81 francs cen
.-----
March Ia u. m-hNChaigG on l1OnOu 20 H1hSS
klIpnI luna fnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17

No Western Winter Red spot and March 81 1852 Ls
steady Western spot steady options higher ,o9 s
M M54S 5c G sn, e WesTa a i oS higher
and firm Wetern White 4Cai7cj 90 Mixed: "a ea3C
fac TO a'f s "fR
dul. ii 3 as ed fr 10. / Hard DnHtI with 81 237. Md
s sci SSay Con- se,dy T arrive G an 52 a o on
treck at ears sCt q so 70 OatsinaCye gn9tsd a TO
9 MHS Ws'' fSs %S gs'i Ou
t. BY faWhea l9ec Corr 1H o 9" b5. &C.
Corn 6scSS bush Oats 5000 BUSH Barley 6ls
Mo 49H bush Railroad s6men'nt Flour Soo 90 200
bush BARLEY 400 bush. Rye, 24o' ,, ,,,,..,
s@% .? o TsG Tss stGa 80 4 arc q SSfs
7SG SIC Corn fairly active SHADE higher at "a %
Rejected aS9c oats fairly active and haze higher al o.
ley s,eay ami T ueha H 4Rad Whsle t. oily and
a. g. o. Pork unsettled and lower q $l5 90 ensh ana ApH
$i5 So 5Gsi5 s7a May IsrG duh weak and over a 6ic
S Sas sSdf is 1F sGor l H. s. o' Clear
1cSAA March G-bicnT active and T sa ny Winter g
= o. % r'GpP $50 ps;n 1p%t9 '2 as s STe
ana arm so AS sc re FRY 40 ~ Of ~ b" KEY
sj Is Lard qact nui lrn AZ IO65c BrT NsAts steady
sa % s. ~ O n,T ta I1t not S ao6
lower sugar Grnrr tut mot gioaby 4s el noe nIr
- ioaS5 y; PacGas. ~ SOqs6 80 Bctchsrs' 81 4oa
ST ~ receipts l,5jn mead shipments 40 he4G 7sosso,
Nnsa nm NJ d NhIS - 81 ~: cr Ea Of v S.e ii
10 ea Il q ba Cor. steay SiIed AZ 0 st h'i
3 49, D a N Iogs comma tgg sael0@2G Flour
2song bust WhcG l3p b5s COZ 800 SG0 '"'h 'A''
MiI%ArKgi wi sIaG o' ic foGf QUIET al uncnaose
I Sf and S's net n m5 H 2 MraaRcr f nominal Nh
waukec sor cash aud March 81 Ol Apr - u ~ MY o
ieclel, Corn stronger No AZ SVc 1tl' irmrr
Si kSa''' So sprne &c Pri, .an- ss
i"7f rs, Or S mSrh 'I6a AIT no ' r at Is l6as5
rhn"phLrtlh Harcn io'-lmn, H,r w o. Uirnego.a
xira lea, .In , do tiJod - % DO Chocr. 80 -
CO. F-nSy - q "a - do s q 7 oo y oa no.
Good - 90. Fa,y, - %; Alnnessta Patents. i@w a
and m a. 80 corn Ma amor bHr ~aes Eraudy% ne
Siiye cc,eI In GgS y To- Dcaware Amber on trA
81 l., No. Rci, rsh rec 7ts. IN, Ell ,a.r - l. - IIo
res ca o. ooorL Eye scn@e m %snrd Foaa.ylytn' a,d
~. Urn active. S0ah'rn Yellow '1CG. &C., hct
Delaware Ycl"w aio't. 30 &C. resG"r n1L Nm'I TI'H
~ S S Sc, "'S+ m To@'' TrI,rd tncI
y PC de- ilack at !nd be ,ho rar2" ' t, i oui%
=" Go ~, g.. ,:crc;.i l2c.. NixHL 42c
kror.ou, urn nv Mrss ncr. per nbl. ~: a.
rackes sio5olsi Beet lam' ~ !o4$ 3 , l"qa Ms.,
81 -. lylri Prime IajjaslijI snoa-i lirn' lo'2q
sal. ss.5,i'r Shoulder, IN dr. att ~mes ro
c: lrs,ri is. ,rii.c Lar-V~."rl krtnr &C.
So s .lg en- ~ % e. dlSv f @2 'Gf i So
G"r =. al , n'@ .2' w. Sa' oury sri Ia
y ysr;, o. F,,r '' 10 ct,In i:.~r;r EIii i7a3c
E Egn. 'N nm 81 rrna.yiyara r. Western isc
clarse qa,r aad si',it X"wYor6 Fu Ci.nm m
@I&.,c d. ai S,r%. gra.. do Prnis,i ,slnt
g g VT i TSar' crush G an randcss ~! raaGSd
gg h-nH A. ,,c 'ara ,r a. A. ~ FAX
gnI a. 81 81 '9 c t nG ni, o.i ~iu"t
IN bon. < &C. d. m cases ,lr. WlsGcv sct'o western.
~ Lorl,. Nar.n :G--clr nru aud uncnar,eL " nc2t
nieh,r W a.. r"l y "2t %,h 81 o. .% r 90
10, ?1c.aS 80 /. do. Dr. '"'n fairiF any" 'ud a
hat H. ''r ~ 81 ~, 'I ~ on a. cis ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

4 Gki At TIKI - LIN r.
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ED( rs
Trans leave nov YORK, DCJJgcsScs ara Corlari6
[. trprtS Ferries rs follows: .-., ~, .,,,-
pii... ava an :,ri q ~. ald $50 D. G,IIy.
WilhlusnIf Lock Haven. a. ~, 800 T. CORY aut
Erie al p H. connecting II CORY iO lItusy1 P'tru
i,,ln Centre ant tn. oil krslon% ~, ,.,. -.
ron + a.s o. Purilu Pilpr cas- duiy. except SUNDAY.
IN m arrive ~ .elngt fcgIid! at 4;fp ald 5io
-, r. Nd AMI 10 h. Ir. -Gu,lal $50 . ~ aid 10
'Eyirrs; YDT baltimore, except Sunday, D. ~. -
EXPRESS for Hcst PiairplA as 100 =, $40. :? ~
Iim.t,,;} l. 30. 3iJ D. o. r - ai 10 p M
ans IL nj int -iud1l $50 and 4. H. .. .. l. SD and ID
u 4!li j. night , g., l., -, ,..,,. -o,, q, ,,,,,,
except sunday ,,..-..u,
trans nj Jrr-s, tY alOr!h- SPECIFY ana ii'ct IIHos1r
i"I NV, Fom Pt;sbarg. = 1910 IN: 9j
dsi,S D m, Galiy. except Hcutay 70 IA Washington
, ,i',,r,- q; 80 = IN .:,,l 3H, lE5O >Unilv.
% a. ~ AL in:joi M From .Girit'9tl ! - 90 :.
o.io G'iu II 40 a. ~; J. 10. - 3ho ~, tJ' - 80
Al o.6n m sun AZ 800 C:JO D lv:iJ, liiD ~, $50
,.l 5oltlll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17
Gicam5oato nn0 Railroads.

rg'HE ERIE RAILWAY. now known Gs the
4 HEW.YOKK LAKE ERIE AID WESTERN RAIL.
cF TRAINS rAXiNG NOVEMBER H. 1899
"a m, mr.nnan and nG1p DY Etp.eS,. Drawing
p m. lpMy.-Fd,. H. Lla!s ExieS, arriving st Bul
falu at NJ connecting WIN ~ trans e. the West ana
southwest PulMans Oo1. DraWngroJm Sic ping coached
p ~ lDailyJ-Plc'ie Express for tl3 Wc& NLtap!lS
COACHES thOugu TO iiuHIO NIAGARA Fans Cincinnati ana
Lineage change also nuo Diaias Cars 10 Umclg1
Trains le1ys cLmOys irsGt DrES H i s6 10 7:sO
p M IL midnight saturday nights only sundays "l'
'i U2 ana Pa l,c 100 To- 1910 m-tho im?o
trn siops ~ n.hcjioti 10 guy 2n oE l,1 M IL mid
night sundays i. $50. lOIO a. n lI'' o;1o p H. anu l.
parSp g. 100 TO- 1920 l. no1n, ilj 3 S:jo $40
b. 5O 20. 80 Jo 800 o. - lV 1G 40 a su az ~
night sundays b. $780, lO'2OA III, A1' 0'o T. H. AHu -
hnmS.t ~, Newark CAS- $40 1879 IN, $40 AGO 500.
day g9 a. NJ. T''T 20 g. m l5 $3.50 s. GlO 7j and IL
mtmiSaG siludaya g. $751; lO;2O No l45 t:5O p n ami
J. y1 lI1 cE $50. 1920 o. m, 1880 p. M. o.
EcwSrrE ani Cornwall 49, a. NJ, $780, $3.50 p m Sun
day o1 si and Kingston, "a $3.50 p M sundays $50
~ O. 100. .. IO2Ja 800. 800. 43O, 7, 7io
sSnaa s SO iT';O T. M 20 3 p t:so 7l5 m
sSay lvo $50 amt iL Ssga aTG i5g
k1inoAt a. 10 D. lo.2o a. n 4:3O T. T. 7:l5 p
days S3I ds 9'e eaTo s Do a@r'er qnaO
eoch honr from n to 9i1 H. and a. U;i0 ahd llio
for p4ss4ge ami for Apartmcnts in EO9m
AMI m and transfer VI Baggage may be leh At the Com
pinys 0ses NS9 ora at an the CoRpanys Dcpc O
IeS, Trains tao weas arrivcia NewYork AZ 725
and ll-2 a. ms aI MuBBoTf Gen Passr Agent NewYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ TRAINS issye for Ensew9o Goss0T o @ jo
se 3say s' VA M NJ and $50 p rho jO p Irn VIA
leave minutes laer saturly nEats 7o, oso, M 4so
D Nav
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC Markets.

pALE1NoaI. March lG-Cotton duh MddGns' dVcr;
oSysT and fairly active; HOwardst and western
SUPER IS lhSsI kKtra - loes3 40 fsny g So
Family S6 1855 81 do Rio braDdA soSso 20 anI
d Southern Red 81 10 9Sl 49, DO AMBER 81 92SSI |'i
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financial.
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
l. OF NEW.Y0RK

J. OF NEW.YORK
No Is Nassau st, corner 0i Pnesk
CAPITAL. 81, O0O.OOO IN u. T. BONDS
Allows interest deposits. reurna5le demand OF at
specified dates is legal depoor7 for money paid into
Iour Is authorized Executor. Administrator
Guardian. other position OF trust A5oa Registrar
Transfer and Bonds and 10 Trustee for
Railroad Mortgages. - .
HENRY y. SPAULDING. Presidens.
Benz. B sHHkMAAGS' SvlccPresldents.
CHI. Z. BABCOCk, secretary
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
EANURL D. BABCOCX GRORGE W LANE.
JONATHAN THOGNE, JACOB D. NEINLYE,
ISAAC y, PHELPS, CSC. MACcu.Lpch Ml.LEB,
JOSIAH VI. FIjKE, ROSWELL KILL
CHARLES &. IANDON, A. a. Low,
EDMUND w. CORLla5, AND, H. ESQ.
FgEDK Il. Os>lrr CHAkLgs LANIER,
NM H. APPLETON WN. III WEBD
GUSTAV 5CIWAB J. PiRlPOSI MORGAN
DAVID DOW5. PENY Z. PtNe
hAgrIN BATES. HRNRf + StAGLDN1
WH ALLIES BUTLER DAVID WoLFH Bls t0P
JAMES T.. WALLACE CORNELIUS " BLISS
BENZ g. SIBERIAN.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN NEW LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.

BOUND BIkUUk ROUTE
For TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New YORK from station c. Il H. OF r. j. foot OF Lib.
erty.st 800
For Phadcphs Ninth aud Green sts at 7;45 o. 10 l;l6
q. 1880 1. 40 6:3O l. y 1880 II m. On sunday at
sd u. m: $50, 7. 1880 ~ ?. m. -
For Third AMI BeFis-stS 1T 5:3n HIS 1870, 4oOs
$50 \. m. On SUNDAY at S:lj a.
a 1880 4, 4:3O 4.i5 6S0 7, \, $780, IL mi sunday,
$40 a. j:}O, :. ] l:3r II y.
Return trans leave Philadelphia tor NeW.f0ik;
From stations Phadcp Re1lng r. H. corner Nlnth
ami Gren-sts at 30 $50 $50 II 49, = $40.
$40 Gao 7:3U IL IN. SUNDAY at $50 $3.50. Gao,
II III. m
$40 D 1910 D. sunday at 81 10 a. IN; 4;3O: 80 M 40
From trenton Warren ami Tucker sA, 12j, l:2). 5:4D
$50 y aD5, 1905. 1920 a. 2 2i 42l, G30 723, $50
u. m Sunuay, lI2j. i:2J $40 a. M; Gl5, G:25 y.
Connection made at Jersey cry Station 10 anu rom
TroOk,u and EIic Depot, Jersey City. - -, -.
ga GjT 1923 Broaway aud at the prime Pat ole 81 nos
and Court.st ard Annex office. JEWELS Wharf brookyn
" Transfer company. DOdds Express will call for and
check baggage iiU hotel rsdeCo II destination Appl-
cation can b. made and ID 20 Broadway, 1876 9Th ave-,
NCyyYurk and C0nt-st Brooklyn. All these offices Ia
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CINCINNATI, CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS

VIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave New lOTE. Ot iibeTtysf:
q a. IA. For Was.in gL,n. Ciacanati, Chicago. SC.
Il Daiiy Fast Line. Through Codcncs am occphG
cincinnati. Chicago. Louis. gc.
1880 D. IA. Daily Warrington Gin nu Chics9n &c
Tickets sale amt cage checked at foot oil LioefC
y. r.. &. K. H. OI y. j. on.rDu,,N
JOSEPH :. HARRIS, ii. L. BALM ~.
bCl' fdss' ASN
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nm Yrw.York NLlvAlNn RANnoAp CoNrANY

Nv Nv NNILTiVNI'N IINNI'
SLtEV1AIY kND IHrhSrLrRS utFlCE, Z
80. BEuApWAl, NV IoR.. NsrCl IG l,Nll
VVE QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF Two
AID ONl.IIAIF PER CENT co upon HE CAPITAL
so - Of Tins company y N br paId 1t tho OH 81 The Trods
atrr Futav, Apu :! ISL !" Hto AhO"'cls VI
r-rOcI NaIGh -. inst . 80,
J. y. COMING. Treasurer.
rI'UE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
FNNY.-h DiTInEND - 0NE Mo IitREE q NJ a.
Railway company VIII pa! on and after Airil 10 STOCK
l,ilors q { req Aa.CI ! =
NIX stp, Knlldr:- viii be pa at the Union Trust
ti,ui,,u. IS ErpaGNLy, Ncw.iUrk. ava B'Stja STOCK
oIrs Al the conn ay Office No u LquitNDic BululnG
,...t, -,
HENRY MCFARLAND u, Treasurer
Boston, MAJ CHI .. 1881