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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-03-25
A Locomotive SlNty-TwO Feet Long.

From the Philadelphia Record, 18th.
At the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany 5 shops AT Altoona monster To-
comotive is receiving the finishing
touches. Its length from the pilot 5
point to the dead wood on the rear end
OF the tank is sixty-two feet. The
weight is $500 pounds. Each revolu-
ton OF the drlving-wheels propels the
engine l9l. feet The machinery gov
erning the sand-hox IS Il new inven-
ton. and it is completely in the hands
OF the engine-dilver. In two trial trips
up the Alicghany Mountalus-one to
kitteping Point and the other to Galit-
zin-the locomotive behaved very sat
i>iactorilv. turning curves on the up
grade at the rate OF thirty miles an
hour with great ease. The company
expects by using this engine to reduce
the transit time between this city and
New York to ninety minutes.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-03-25

Our state solons are, since Friday
last, working for Sl.00 per day. Glano-
ing over their winters work it is ques-
tionable If their labor has been worth
even that to the people of the state
The sooner they adjourn and 90 home,
the better.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-03-25

KANSAS CRY. March 22.---In railroad
circles to-day there is well authenti-
ated rumor to the effect that a through
tram from Chicago TO SanErancisco is
soon to be put on the road. The train
will be run ON tie G. B. 4 O.. Hannibal
and st Joe and the banana Line.
The time from Chicago TO san Francisco
viii be shortened tWenty-four hours.
Arrangements Will be completed IN two
or three weeks
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-03-25
RUSSIAN POLITICS

The latest reports from Russia indl-
cate that Alexander the Ill Is beginning
his reign much as his father did oy bet
.ering the condition of his people. When
Alexander the II liberated the serts and
set apart for them the lands upon which
they had been living, they were requir-
ed to pay small annual sum IN con-
sideration of the lands. Now one OF
the first acts of the pre- ent emperor is
TO release these people from large per-
centage of these installments which are
still unpaid. As the freeing OF the
serfs and making them at once landed
proprietors. created a jealousy among
the middle classes. and emhittered them
against Alexander III, which finally re-
sllted in his assassination.
So this new move for the ameliora-
ton of the condition of the lower class
es. although commmendable in the new
monarch, will certainly not have the
effect to smooth the ruffied temper OF
ofthe discontented nihilistS. 1t Is the
middle classes who are discontented and
who ask for concessions-lt is from
their numbers that the barren wastes OF
Siberia have been populated with Rus
sian exiles-it is from their numbers
that the victims Of royal
displeasure have been taken and put
to death or banished to a life Of slav-
cry in the Siberian mines. The wiser
course for Alexander III it seems to
us, would have been to first look to
the condition of the middle classes and
if they had grievances, redress them;
at least give them some intimation of
something to look for in the near flu
ture. If they have no grievances, then
the active ones should be arrested,
tried. and punished for all unlawful
demonstrations and the whole world
would say amen. But to adopt the
same course toward these people that
the late Gar followed, without the ac-
tive support of the aristocracy will,
quite likely, result in another sudden
death before many months; for the his
tory of Russia shows that it has been
quite fashion among the Russian
monarchs TO die suddenly.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-03-25
Chestnuts don't have wings; but
they are sort of burred-likc.

1 l4lJf allC Spi I VI
A prominent lumberman IN Burllng-
ton has had his coat-of-arms painted
on the PANEL of his carriage, with the
/ Latin motto "VIDI,' which by interpe,
tation is Il saw
The mother had cut her little daugh-
ter's hair TO make bangs" Survey
ing her own work; she said: Bessie
yesterday you looked as if you had no
sense. To-day you look as if your
mother had none F"
How can we prevent murderl asks
Chicago editor. An effective way
ould be to kill the murderer about
AN hour be ore he committed the
crime Did this plan never occur to the
giant intellect of Chicago.
John Il. Cough admits that if one OF
his suspcnder-buttons had given way
during his first public lecture his ora
tory would never have been heard OF
again. The wcrld may be said to rest
on pins and needles.
4 bill III regard to carrying deadly
weapons lust passed in the Illinois leg
islature would be an admirable thing
III Missouri, though it tmigh, be opposed
as tie d0g-law and other reform meas
ures have been The bill provides
against the sale of slEngs-shots and
similar deadly weapons 10 be carried
on the person, ana makes Il a grave
otienSe to sell deadly weapons Of this
clas, as well as OF pistols to minors.
Father Eagan. Catholic priest. who
developed mental alteration. was re-
called from a mission. and. on his way
baci; to Minnesota, committed suicide
in Chicago.
J. Williams. Il colored man. OF visit
10 his wife, domestic in Judge Black S
family at Kansas Citr. was hacked to
death in the bric,-yard by two negros
in the favors OF the WIFE
John NJ. CLARK, has been nominated
as the republican candidate for mayor
of Chicago.
Christian Ruin, of Gasconade coun-
ty Is $1,000 short in his accounts.
He had been in Office 4 number of
years.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-03-25

Christian Ruin, of Gasconade coun-
ty IS $1,000 short in his accounts.
He had been in Office number Of
wears
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-03-25

John VI. Clark, has been nominated
as the republican candidate for mayor
of Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

!. A,,,s we're mil aud weaker. LsiuiSiana con-
a.,as declined per cent to cola aOd Tennes-
-. a, ,sv fell per cent I" 90. Aiabauas class A.
-, !, 52la and North Carolina 6s, new, chatham
r.,,,aad Ar g. There were no transactions I'D Guy
bank stocks ...,.
1ha dealings In railroad bonds were not important
a. amount or in change of prices. Of course there
-ss soms sympathy with the weakness of the snare
Arxet AID prices lower in The early business
h,s the later recovery was better sustained IMAM
a. stoeks Ere second ,nsols after declining
Il 99ss closed unchanged az 10O Missouri. Kansas
mi Texas first cousols closed Z lower at
SACK and she seconds after sales down to
co., closed only ls lower than yesterday
- "a Boston, Hartford and Erie 6rsts
were Il If at 5sss but Rome. Wertown and OG-
ssusbarg iirys were u higher al 80. c., G. and l.
@. incomes at 69l9 were 2l9 lower than the last
rsevlous sale. Cauaia s ,ui hern drsts were q
yover Al 100 Metr ,pDIitan frss Ii lower at 1904
and seconds IA lower OF 97,2 OaIo Central il-
comes declined frum 66l2 Ia 64l2G65. Indiana,
Bloominxton and Western frsts IRON 80 to 80
and seconds from S0l2 10 ulsy'lle and
Nashville general mortgage o. were on
q at 1O4. Denver and Rio Grande hrsts
were steady a, 1853. but the consos were u lower
a113la Kansas Pacific cOnsos were dull and 4
lower n, 1O4as and Texas and Pacific incomes tell
from 6612 10 S50S5ls
made ND BIZ coin lss of S7S,7l0. l"ss currency
gain of $4S,629. This leaves tue gam since Hast
FRIDAY at s19t.275. Mcne' TODAY ruled 1t rom
8 per cent plaiu to per cent plus lie per
diem. The bnlk OF IA. bdsiuesS was 10" az
about interest and Ise and the final was at q per
cent. The domestic xcnanges on New-fnrk Inui.
ea,c an early demand tor funds 50 tia snch relief
as may be afforded Dv Treasury purchase OF ponds
win be neeues Eo-'lays quotations are rs follows:
At Savannah, lsDss prem nm; Charleston, go 4
NV ID. 4 4.
Im,s SO cents discount; CnIcagI. 1880 tents dis
count Boston, so GEMS discount The UuItsd states
Treasury at Washington to-day rec wed SZSo.OOO
National bank notes tor redemption. be Cus,Oms
receipts were 1898, 900 and the internal revenue
receipts we're $125.OU0. The Gearing ttonse state
ment to-day IS IA otows: Exchanges. S1SJ.57O,S96;
balances So 1OS. 702. The transactions AZ the
Srb- Treasury GOV rcd Rsce pts, 81. 139 626 pay
msnts 81 l09. TOT; Gu Teucy balance, $3.S0l .5OO;
coli ba ance. S9.45O,7 65.
9here Is no change ia the TO e'gu exchange
mark ats; businoss IS dull aud rates were steady.
Abae xrd are tile nominal quotations.;
Finp bankers sterling -. -. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH Q, 1891

Buffalo. March scATTLg Receipts gsday. 200 neat
oh FOR week thus FAR sd; for time last week;
1910 head conSlgued through 226 ears odefngs lghe
market steady AM hrn sales of r 20 choice steers -
81 5Oaf2 o Very Choice here Mich cows quiet on
mon TO FAR aud har G1Od 10 choices steady
saes Of C5m 10 far $50 s3D ChIce 10 Extra SassO
he
SHEEP LAMBS Receipts today, 220O head; otq for
thns 900 head time week, I4,OUD
he ID consgued hrong cars market easier bat not quot
ably for good trades sheep add Bgi Lambs
lover sales OF Fair 20 Good Western sneep al $3.50 81
choice 10 Fancy, fBDSo az, Common 10 Good Western
Lambs. $685. Extra 81 51dT best grades dlspose OIL
dogs eeelps TO-DAY. sOU hrad total weeE thus aF.
lhUU hel1 Tor time last weeX. 1900 eadi con.
signed tronEh IS cars marSet duu and DC opng very
nght supply here sal Of GOJd to LhOce workers. coo
50 81 Two Oads hOce averaging 2JtGZlO D. at Sb Light
aixed 81 $3.50 10 no Good Medium or Heavy heres F
81 70a 10
LOUIS March s. ioes-Iigher; Yarlers and Balu.
norea - 3O0s 50 Mix n kiIg, s. 2j1sb 90 Choice
to Fancy ~ OOase los receipts lSOO head shi cents
LILO head.
CArTis Duil and lower; receipts llDU head shpmens
40 mead EXPORTERS. 70 @s0 IS; cd 70 Choice ship
ping - 5ndpJ ~ 2i Medium ~r 81 - al. Best Butch
ers' s4Gs4 10 Fair 10 Coca 81 4OGSJ 5Oi COWS
a d Hell rs S3Dfii Foauers, 44GsA 40.
II RP-5t eaiy ID hrn receipts. 1000 head shpmena
30 head Medium Good 81 0s0 10; Choice ~ Fancy 10 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
i.orroy x&xxxr,-sY rELs}aAp1

,.Lrysssey- March g. 1880 m..cotton weak addlss
s .asss aSs sa receipts 5000
hsss sutares gpspas Low Miadms clause March DE;
sel Mar svsry 6sssd: do Mar delivery 6,ssd.
~ 90 jaw sd Suguss delivery sd do Ausist
e. seyte9ber oe,yery essd september and October
Low sssss Hsrds ana %p deS So
. 9, ss1s sSa july dsiSs SsS do July August dev
.,ssssfecl: nareh SO u-coton--hs sale-
sss as. s sDS s1 sy Nay :. ana
xs ss M,ss .ss o;ss.,s sssa Os l..
, hasssoz ss.sa ssotoa quiet xddina &C. Low
esiss sx.e' g ess4s ase ss eSastWiss 20
xs sSESs Ma Ma a. ins O'ifi 80 Low
s,s bale , ssss AZ AZ hass exports . es sTSn syS
$1,000 saslss,oE sisIss easy hian. IL e Low
sss s DsIe. ols oas e ~ recpt 2oS
n,ss ~ nA. ess 9oD.oa enis hdsng loae Low
shpmss 80 BASS sass III ea ss sspia 4oy bales;
ascb scei,on egaiar S. Vsa o is.c
Ssss s1ss . a,s ss Tss ri,aS SoI
S Ss ~, e snDes isoz bAes saiss sSO bales sIcr
Leglsyll4E, Match s.-.cctlns DAN, ABIDING. ILL.,
siss ITOo Bale. ssss SEQ dU S.s receipts
.sosllss apsuA Cotton irregular, a,ca,pe o.,
bales bales; sses sse s.ss Sssi
g Nsw -osiSxss March s-cossoo rr.eu,a,, ,s,c,,...
sx SiallnE s5s ,ies vrlinarS 50 ssi SsSeap r.;
sss uoss 1yIi tales; cxlcrts ~ efeat Brttsip ~
80. ~ VS. LII, g@ss sales 1000 baes Iast
y *39f,sLEs stsrch 6.--Colt0n Qusot M,aonng a.. -.
4p<r y bases exys 20 treat Britain, b3I6 6aiss
49, Veg b.Iss saiss l6i baIes stock % las bAisz
fbta- March 81 dull, Addunr- -.
4 Ar1feg ~ sc GOOD Ordinary v7g net re eipts S,a
5nsA li77 rsiss sales sptnnefss al oales. stocH
HeS1HzAh March s--cotion weak Middns lU.e. low
kaS = ~ 49, vooq vrdnary. 9sc. receIpls 287S
ksrs xsots 20 The Continent. lsSl les: sses 0Jo
ia : Z a.. systfas svo bales .H.es. 0sl4 baie<
sf.5' 8tfch e.-COli0n dull M.adf4g I0sa., inv
6,'ans. ~ eoee 9rd13afy 51ci receaDs 4S p1les,
e. taee elles H35 48OgS baics
4@f<D H. 4iidnz, lOasc low
~ ! sfdn< 81. sef1 Uniinary bes pes rscapCa. 2le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

q -,.it,vs,s Known until mes, the close OF ousl-
~ - Yns purchase is the same that was repor'eu
r. 9, been made By individuals ID ihe interest Oh
- New Jersey Central Reading ana batlm"e ano
~ RIO Railroads and by which the PROPOSED new
.srourb rout. from Sew'fork 70 "asn'n nso Ua
~ d be rosd. OF caarse shis changes the who're
W. and makes IL necessary for the como'n9-
ia &, bniI,l link from Pnadelphla to baiti-
Hes 80 = shandon the idea of coDpetiag with the
po'e e' = Company for Southern traiic from
lx''v.rr The market closed feverish aud unset
lid. ca,.aon,. a, ,be boards
.s.d 20 $3.50. o0o-sil 4 per cents, and at de-
tr - 1, pr sent. The tnai bids for the Ala also
4 mar cent Decline those for tbe 8, aud 5s be-
any, s,,oeg a. unchanged figures Annexed are the
.lssiua quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
rUKDPEAr LAHXGrA

LlyEIn'Ooi- darcl s.. -r1r.-rnn, HSss-e1stern dnl
Gul, at a. I'd Rb. duh 426d.. Lon CieAE
diI AZ 3D.. Gear. Idu Al Al. hams-LelA
CI dul ~ &C.; ,hJuier4 dui ~ 81. Beef-lllA Mess
steady II 5lE hrmer 100 Prime Mess steady
NJ 90. L4Td-Pume ostorn. steady at OifUd
lalIow-PnRie CIV dun 31L lurBeDune-SplrIts.
drmer ~ 80 nrmcr At IL Conuon nrIner
Al OiBL CiIacse-AnerlcaD hOfe. steady a. 90 l-Aid
Oil steady 5oI FOar-aKra tSsteafy A. l2iSd Wheat
No. A. White. steady 96Ia 'pnnG y: q steady
sod. Nrw Winter Nestera. steai' a 99l H'W 'satr
cru inter. at ady Si5d Corn dXsl Old. nrner oIL
New. Inner odd. CoOuSeeo ,nl-fei'oW American
sea-, a III. Al LIn1nu. sLeady ~ JfOu
SIN ~ drlentine AZ L0IdOl, dull az "a I'll
LIVERPOOL. aarch s-l2:3U oreadstubs- receipts
the three days we're SoOvV cenIals lnclu%
ing o3 900 Ame.lc n. -
Mixed j7u al DID, Mixed Wo>le In
Fiou ,louGiD per Genital Western Canal; VINE a. goa
0si9d. pet NuiiUiDia Whe aUd G0I "a
Club; dyiJd- Tor He'd W estorn spring and
I'd. 5Yd for Re- Winner
LONDON, Ma.ch 80 . m.-Cacutts Linseed. 49, per or
Iinsvcd Ca e. R5OJd2ol 10 per tOn nsnned Petroleum
I'd. Dor gaL "a .-
kNtTERP Marcn S-AicOx's Iarn closer at l52 trance
81 erntmes Oe IO KO Petroleum. 70 francs for nne Dae
Ameliran. .- n.
flern Ia per Al To- Is.IOeun. m ,rks 10 plenlngs
AvHR. March S iicOs Lard closed Al " Trance 10 ecu
10 AIlns. .-- -. -, -. a.
piUnnin- loo b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rtur. Vessels All RIitrDIis
Np,y vopu Tueaaav March /
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsBEs-Moderaelv active and steady Pots 4'sc' Pearls
bIdjstc. o. ,,,.-.
BEDSWAX- In demand and arm; sales 400 Western.
BHooU CoRN-Qnet; Brush and short Broom 6e6Sci
Hur aB &c; Medium. 2a4 2c: Red aud Crooked SO O.
UILDIXG MATERiAIs-Brlcks are quiet. in better
supply and easier Lame. Latin an Cement l9
d1od aer ana I'D lumber moderate sale ana
81 3d. FronIs-Dark dSi2 Browne SO j0d&ll Laths-
81 10 per IA. Lme-RocKlahd Common, 81 tln'
ishI e. RI state, tOmmOn. 5hh1Or.. Flms'ing ~ -
Cement--ROsenaae 16aAl 25 American Portland. ~ o0
81 English do. 50 65aS3 "a Lumbet-Easter1 spruce
S.6a4IS iOI MEDIUM cargoes ina S,5GS3 Tor specials
White Plue Sl1 GS2U per wst Inds shipping boards
S.5a Y25 American 10; rio % slu1 IoI npA
Boards S7 81. DO, vide and sound Yellow rune
about S23 80 s25 NJ Orere caeots
$26 FOorin Board - gs25 40 ana Dry 10
Sz6 sZ6 5O carEOes South ES6 IL per VI HardwOOis
quite wholesale rates by csrlDad aJout ~
WIHuL S77 0SS5 per NJ; Asn $S30S6 40; OAK os5V
do; Maple $50 do hestnut LIST AMI % s7V1eoo
Go DO CuIls. SSaS20 OO berry 81 asa doj W le
Won i and & inch, s2Jbs27 So and 40. inch, s39a $50
do; Hickory s3,a $40 Tor Western. and SGoa LOT
good near sOck Malta frm at $50 10 per keg ~ 0v
CDFFE,- fairly aotig and hrm Ordu ry 20 fInc
car oeS lac including far az &c; sues 3l22 pas eA
e1 10 gu prvae withdrawn, 2el3 Days ex 40; M
iOOy ex do; here iu nrs hands 1856 bags "a bau
mo-e 4S2 gs Ntw-treqDs l9l2u gs; tOa AIsiDe
United aes supply. 5S5.SS7 bags Mild Sc as quiet OnI
Sc 90 $50 ~ "a 10 ota bags Lagulyra, on pri'
vaIe ter MarsctIUO lOYGl3Rc; baguNra ll@l" s0'i
CiiItCoRY German bdhs,c.; Choice English. z &c
COCOA-Qnet St Domingo sapc; Qua aqm' l%@lSo''
MaracaibO 80 q Sc: Caracas. lHO2lc
TTON-SpOI IL &c lower and more active ga
1857 en- last evenin o. including LOB Tor export ana
ayI Tor spinuingc Delivered contract 26O baie re
crIp at The ports 435 Daos against 2Oo4S TINS
4f2LlI5 against 43l56l7 curing tile same p'ou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

LONDON. March S-The fol OWING Fhe Wool So IS Of
Yesterday In a. les VctOrilnFiecce, ls3d q
30 Is.l ID 0ls0 jreasH CAT 1873 L: LOCKS
lUt d1so vi; Lambs Is ~ 80. Grea'y d.
IL I'd. l3l+ Ua.es ,at, and CAPe-Feec si I'd IS gL
secured. lYal 99L a. I'D. I'D. l54l Uales Port
Pa IA ., ~ alas I'd; tiroiay. I'd H. ID LOCKS
ana ie lal ID Is al. lambs SEQ red Is I'd Greasy
ssd. - yd 07S Wa O. aud Que nlaud-
Fleece ls4 secured. Isl ls".: GreI "a
ls. III 2l n ls5d LamJs, sc ed, ts@ ID
Hls.J vJi .es Aaeli e coarei. d. isyA. Greasy
I'D Pieces, IOLSl. L.nbA, e. tasy
I'd All D4es Zgalaaakl lid 0lS.l q a Seour IL
Ure4sS 4d.1 ~ 10 k AID Pieces, 2d
Sc I'D III bal Nuney a4d Q eeusdnd-SC uIed. 50 sl
I'D. Greasy I'd. al I'D; Locks anu Pieces lSO 2d
LamJs', a tsy, al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
EUROPEAN PlNASnAL Markets

LONDON. March 8-i23Op. m.-Unifed states bonds.
fves lO Western InortgagS
ses eerthcates 184 second. 34 Enc bOss illinois
(e1aA lS71 PennsVlyania CeBrl OHlA: Reading "a -
Ess-York. Onta 10 aud Westesa 3S.
u i0ApoN March s-3 Paris advices quote three per
fepS feBtes 81 ranes 50 ceutifa for The account
LjkpoN Mlrch IA m. Bar silver 10 quoted at 62lsd
u. bonds cents - kf1e, jOh Allan
nc and Great Neser tgaGe trustees certificates
81 Reading :47s Now YOr- Ontario and . esIern. 36H
81 LONDON March S-4SO m. Tine amount oil bullion gone
nt The Bank OF England balance to-day II 4l3,OpO
unS for The account.
t1ks March $3.50 H. kyehabKe London % uapcs
~ cstt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

Receipts for the ILL., kts last wees 2llnO pkgs:
cofresp1n lug week lat yer 7' pAR' ~ o'si"I 10
is5 Great Btiau an 81 psg+ 10 me ~
,,ynie of O,rOn ,rgaur fu9l21 %. eAyy sipr storis
fgr ward and market me ~ cohrrq -nee ih,I' was
yery uttie n Ia guttdEe iot- bl"hgHi
~ q ,je The miraet tate DaiT and "a
CrramTrV Is abdndAntly huppi I'd aud "th luI
IN. e.port demand rruey dull li'a"i1
are their 40 IDS iOr sale c.poJty tie od hAV",d
"a Drirr secondary e ntl fab N III
new state butter II sell !n Nn4 rsAl way AZ ~
"a, moi I'M ich al price a. thrfr ~ very ulr 'l
a. a.. nc aTrtVius All GRID Dairy 2ud 'ac
tory e are especially and buyers can ret nr con
cs. ion. from last seeks pfiCe ~pr,l mAfSH 81 IA tory
are oil red AZ ~ invoice, Oi h'u f9od' Hanm
zoe Exporters do pdt dt g. ava tnoi 70 ms
nal-Il N eln.- ON The InAI AeL 4lOa.0 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

La London, British cons0s remained steady aud
unchanged vi 993s Tor money aud 99l2 for account.
United States 8, were le lower lO36s 4l2s un-
chsnged at I14ia md Il we're off b & III. Amer
ican railways are reported dull with DrIcrs generally
lower In reslvfIs, 10 yesterdays decline iH the home
markets. B,r silver advanced Il t." 52l4 L. per
oonce be Bank of England Galn,Al $4,000 bull
i,,,, on balance In PARIS, French 3 per cents
10 So 80; sight exchange on LonGOn falling to
1850 francs 10 tile &.
The gross earnings of the Central Pacific Railroad
orc rcpoited as follows:
Month II February. s1.07O487 $4,000 Inc. $5295l3
Js>s 70 Feb % -. 227I.0 2,SJS,0O0 Inc O26,oJ9
iile receipts OF hour ANA gram a. tus principal
Atlantic ports this Ii day Of March were:
New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JANEIRo March L. 3oaee-GOod FIsi@ 4 6OOS4,7OO
per " reGeiDt Ia 400 bags ship
neDi, wesk-rO Chan lei and NOrh OF Europe
bags; the United otd.es 800 bass To ine Med
1 T nueau none Of week-FO. the Channel
NO,tn pc. 900 Dagsj Tor the United otaes
81, ba9s: INC Mediterranean, l3,UOO bags; stcA,
10000, a. Q. EXcAang 1UndJ.i 81 81
.NOliesSupUTtOr Sai.Os 47O Gl,bO rls
per U Kiios Averg 20 dolly receipts $500 bags, shipmeit
lori lie wutk-tO countries OUO bag; ~ europe 1900
the week-FUr Ill COUNTLESS, l,OOO baRs: tOr
EnOpe. lOUU baRs; sIOck. ll0,OUO UagA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
Business Gndnres.
THE ADVERTISER,

THE ADVERTISER,
NAVAL OFFICER
OF high and oaR experience, las invented and pat
eneei an Improvement boat transportation that
he considers very valuable To thorough trial. ano
also patent In foreign countries. be VIII give p1ues
building IN lsized after his plans aud Advancing
money foreign parents right 10 sueh yessei ana as @
Oueg Retth Int EST ~ 1no Pa0oA''
Aadiess ID s. n , p U. Box iO2 Milwaukee. WIS.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

Exports Of Dressed Poultry The receipts OF Liv,
POurY are aho tequd ~ the demand steady.
III suppY Oi Dress Ponliry large but hight
tue tOne OF prices In 10 ABOUT AZ ns II Emo
Vernon fr zen turkeys DICKS Sol yeste DIV 10
be- delivered any ut before the OF ms aOuC l9c.;
end le Of Fowls thi and Geese Of the mark
l5c Best western DucAs Hing al lSd2Oc.. add
Fresh KILLED at lUalSc AOout 900 ID ~ Fancy Vermont
Frzen Ducks odd NJ no Fros' Geese selling at
iOa &c. few Fresi Killed arnvirg "I Pigeons
dul Al s. IS as tho blris IL rom Nj sOuh are
mainly peor some Wild cks 4 mp last were sold az
81 10 Tor Canvas Back 81 for iied " ads 30 arc
Broad Bills Most OF the Fresh ri lei DUCKS aud
% &c low figures; Canvas BACK sOd at 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

I he following SHOWS the exports Exclusive OF
specie| from The port Of NewYOrk to foreign ports
for the week ended MIrch 8. and since the
beginning of the year. compared with the COR
Responding periods of previous wears:
For tho week.. sestle Gil s7,576p54 ss.92l 297
Previously reported. 0B7492O3 628 1883 62,SI3lf7
TOTAL since Jan. l. I3.t9Aol4 bO.oS39l7 7l.7644I4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
PRINT ILOTHS MARKET
LONDON wo IL SALES.

FALL RIVER, Mass. MaIch.H-rhe pnnlnR Cloth marie
% nues al In emani an previous Quotations uhehal Eoa
hmm onfu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09


Receipts for the wee.. 1923 boxes last week 1929
boxP. uUudin' week last 4.bJ boxes Export
ior the week 1856 boxes: same tine last year. 3
quotItlOH5 dun q O7f Wuh lt exception
ahtIle fir ieenl oi ancy ptem0or siock "a. ione
Uf ne market about tie same J ~ week. Holders
snrin 90 IN, has IL sNwi he wanted. ani
tLey are 10 II with cOnnueI than hc me
aud low grades shippers have bohgIt quite IT. ely % cream
err SkiHs plyilg GENERALLY from SC 20 D'ac QiOtauOns
STATE factory fancy i3al39 DO Far n GOpd IGdllJ
DO Rona b prime I2tta DO. tat Skim.ued.. = ~
10 fair 10 good II dI24 DO. fu HkimHrd.. . q
DO Half SANS 90. alO W. consin hDr......l2ai rs
Do tulI Skinned. a DO. gooI to pn all IlGl29
ONO Inc hat...l2&dl3 DO lair 10 good. 10 9SllH
Ohio good TO prime. III LGl2hI
Reclpts for The week .6G, last week 039 pkga
co responding at year. lIfS2 pkgs. scsrciY
cCua O t.r aud ana weak Fine
marx, of Western eOd NJ -O2H lie, south. 9c.
aud Pennsylvanl Egg cases, 2OA !Ic. Quotations:
jersey. T.. l., AID We Tern fresh 20 H02l
ntaI by per dOz.l az N0Ti"k ireilL ...... d2Oa
Penn. a N Y..... 81 houihcrn, iresh....2O 0LU2
PRUIns. BRRVlRs AND NrT5-DRIED.
Receipts DreI F.uiis the week. ,2lO pkgs with
27ib pk I'd l27 pkgs of Pecan Nuts Experts
oh 81 - Rather business
IN both cvapoated sundried Appes but pdces
taly iRed Peaches layi 81 inquiry nj
toms tne light that prices firmly held small
y nts haye ruled quial anu about steady. with tno
rxcspon OF RlsDpcrries which better requesL All
kinds doll and prices are LARGELY nna Quota