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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-12
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. MARCH II 1881

tSo.. EGGs-Sarket heavy aud lower on Increasing re-
cetpts Long Island and New srsey l8G20e state PENN
syyanis aud Western. 1876; Southern l7elsc Far 70
RICE-Fary active at s7c Carolina and Louisiana
SEE DSFlax Seed firm; pure sold at 81 oU ana .
cars private Clover aeyei 800 bags Western
sold al 8G9c.
SPICES Quiet steady unchanged.
SALI-Qnlet, unchanged, steady.
SIEARINE-itfgher and firm quoted IL Sgll &c.
SuGA R-RaW more active a. an advance; FAR hehnug
74c 96 deg Centrifugal 5asc sales loOOuo OavS
Philippine Islands, for Manila and 64c Tor l0ho;
10 tons MANILA private terms 1000 hhds Cuba Ansoo
wade 711b ee 200h hhdS Centrifugal cost and irelsn
a for ~ t % dag Rehned fairly arve Jus LOAF
A2sgIsc Crushed 9lc CuosS 9se Powdered S?SSsse s
81 &C. STANDARD A. sSsoS1sci on Az go Eso WINE
Extrs &C" oslo. Yellow do. do. 7ss@7'se; Yeilo" u"
1ia17 &c; Yellow. 67s97c
. TALLOW-rasier sales, 10000 70, eS6io.
IEA-Qniet but about steady Green and japan are heu
win the most confidence.
roBA p KeRtucky quiet at 4a491l &C.. sales $50 hhds
yanis, 1873 orc VI cases OHIO do 6Gl3c oO cases
England do Is Soc: 900 bales Havana sc ISL To-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aal unchanged.
WOOLA moderately far movement Is Sill reported ane
better tone prevails Boston adn Philadelphia stocks
nave been reduced aud holders moro conhdsn tone
sales $40 bass Domestic Pulled l0OUD Feregn dis 10
baos East India 65UO 10 Fall Texas 10000 Sconrel lorr
tory $4,000 Colorado all private terms 10000 Dnmsstc
Nes 55e $40 bales Cape 31 2c 30 bales do IN % q Tor
export 2le. 200J ID AMI 90 bags Secured Texas, 5o0oo
10000 Spung California, p 2G3lc: 2oOO secured no.
oo0GOc; IL 200 N Secured do and Foregp SO0SOci ana
l0OUOU b Domestic Fleece. 90 S4fC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-12

Fxcept the Tennessee issues, which were unusu-
allv active State boRds were neglected. VI len
nessee 6s, old sold at 6006OSs. new at O9'4~
COLI, and series at 6O0oo'A All closiAk
streng at the best figures for the day. Vi city Dank
stocks American EXCHANGE q5l sold at lZo.
There was little OF interest in the dealings IN rail-
rpad bonds, which were extremely dull Prices oil
same issues were lower, but the changes generally
were unimportant Erie second consois were dull.
and after SIN ali sales at 99l9 closed unchanged at
o9s. Missouri, Kansas and Texas first consos and
seconds both closed ls higher at 1868 and o3's
respectiVely. Boston. Hartford and Ere hIstS
early sold at 5712 but recovered to oo.
Metropolitan Elevated firsts further de-
cIiped frem 1O5l2 to 100, and seconds
from Oslo to 97lo Oregon Railroad and Navlga-
ton 6rsts roganed yesterdays loss at 10Y anu, IN
transitional and Great Northern frsts were tine
fraction higher at 1O9l2, while seconds were steady
at 81 Louisville and Nashville general mortgage
es we've firm at 1911. OF the Toledo. Delphos and
burlington issues, frsts were unchanged al 0|-20
97Sa but firsts, Dayton Division, were higher ~
994 and Dayton Division incomes rose
per cent to Al. Denver and Rio Grande fr'ts
we're bigber at 116Ia and III. but consols declined
10 to 113. Kansas Pacific consols advanced from
1O5 to 1O5ss0lO5l4 and Union Pacific frsts were
firm at 1879 Texas Pacific incomes declined 2is
per cent 10 49, but afterward rallied to 1914 while
iirsts Rio Graude Division. were steady at 9I'4.
The business of the Sub-Treasury Tor me week EEK
ending to- nj ght includes the receipt OF S23U0 ~
and the payment of 81 81 40. resulting IN loss
| TO the general balance OF 5000 800. and leaving
| It at So, 63S 700. against $93145.O1O March 4.
The particular changes Of the week are cur ency
| loss of S72l.797 and coin gain OF $1,000 Z:
The receipts for the week include the transfer oil
| So 500. 600 from the Philadelphia Mint Money
ranged between @ and 4 per cent Tor &C,
tual business, although offered at lover rates rates
| when IL was not wanted. The European steamships
which arrived to-day brought 81 O3O, 600 IN specie.
| The domestic exchanges 90 Nev-YOrk were gen
eraly weaker, being at the places named as follows
| Savannah ls0as premium Charleston. lsGk pre-
| MUM NeW-Orleans 10 cents discount to par; St
Louis so cents discount; Chicago 20 cents discount
| TO mar: Boston, 90 cents 0lscount. Inc
ITpitad States Treasurer ~ Washington to-dayte-
oeiYed 100000 National bank notes Tor rSdsmp-
non The customs receipts were 500 OOO ana the
'ntsrnal reveaue receipts 800 900. fne Clear
ing House statement to-day ~ "a olnws: Exchanges
SI46 $50 759; balances. S6,G91,6 Sl. The trans
acnOns al the Sub Treasury covered: Receipts
81 .O39 OIL payments, $3.S5o,541; currency bal
ance SO 721 .491; coin balance, $So,917.2O9.
There was no changein the posted IA 80 Tor foreign
exchange, but the market was stronR at yesterday
reduction. Annexed ara the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-12
THE STATE OF TRADE
uouvsrIC MARKETS.

p,,,u,o, March lI-Co,ton duh and lower Middliug,
lie Flour ssaly and aSuT 49, EIIT 81 25ss5 d. TO-
Nt,ra - U.s. city Mills super % 29S4 10 sIGa
- 2SsS & Fanny rs 80 90 do I0 bLaHos sa ~
Ws ~ a and lower southern Red 81 lsSS 20 DO
Amber ST 5Oasl % so western "inSoa s isIc Nav
MarYa 9 s5cti a1 "a q 4aPsSsi i7% -soulhoEa
steady and drm os;srO .tesy SSs MIS spo S5S
S5sc March, 56SS56NS April a S rS. e5ssEn
steamer Ir rcd 4c Rye higher 81 o7Ss 90
fax PrSe TO Choice PennsylvaAn and Maryland
slssssio March llFour quiet and unchanged Wheat
stssy with lair demand sales GooO uIsa' csra Ne
Duluth at 81 20 Corr sS nps Sat 20 sss No Mixed
Western quoted Gt SO a40o zs Ia I've inactve
q ISss SO SlS - iossi H. rS
Flour. $500 bblAi Wheat i9:0OO t9a basb' I've SS0G
bush Rafosd Flour 500 bbs Wheat l9S1 0G
SSsh Corn 29OUO bush. OATS sOOO ouSn ~ll''' i'''O
SGsa S SSSSh quiet and q3snan WASsi
active nrn and higher 30 1&S Man 81 "a sSf 0[I
sIss, S 70 aS ssi c Esoetea SsoO GsTo tsiI
40 i've shade hghaf - - e ssa a.s a. 2se cash:
4gc April So NC Ms RTS ar%sr a. % gsS sSsis s
easier a. q 90 fSrs sH a slS IS Nay. Lard
xeisa and hsher a. lJsO los2 nc cash l eI HR
lSIS.IS AZ I'd short Rb al5c,' Short CleAr a4oe
1sSaSs ~ stsaay ana unchanged ~ ~ W A. Ha.r,T~
segsA MARI March a. 5 a55sS 7O 0WSss@pe%ans I
market hrm. No Red WlnteS, Ssrs strong; Ne
2IO easa ISL 81 a. ouisS We Mi1Sd, 80 1sS5 &C y
easier So Barley o sS9nE NG rorE sEoS q Sad
90 Esffsa2sSsis so Lard strong and higher loG ES
m.ss srSnssr sSSuae o. Clear RID 80 SSs ssr y sc
demand ssSsS SSp al S' Ca Butter rSng
changed naTA g Ss * EisSS . S0s
- 30 PasPnE IS S6Sss Bulehsn' sSSsS SO' Eep''
iI1S keadt SRiDmsats. 800 brad A.. =, AZ Rs4ss1 sc
psIEq nm M'G No Waite 81 os March o. Sst AR
~ o1tI Nav, 81 OSsI Juns. salsrA 81 0o% No was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-12
EUROPEAN IARKETA

IIvHHroo March lipor51Pnms Hss,msasssrs s1l
snp ~ "a, short Mb hfmer +26d:i Long Clear
SSmer AZ lO. short Clear STEADY a. 426d HaIas-LIsE
dcIi ~ AG 5houlderA dull at 81 B0o-India Mass,
steady At Ell Mess irmsr q 1907 Prime heI S'esa
TTauewNPr1ne CITY. dun At 36. Tnrsenoes-SRrlts:
draer A. S0j. HosiD-Fme steady a. IOeda comaen
- ~Ssa6 Cheese-AnsneAn Ch0iee. dun ~ ~. iA1u
On .teady al $751; Our-Extra stAse dali ~ l2yd Sk 80
a. eAA New Winter Western. duh a. e1e New se1ih.
arm Wntsr steady 81 9I6a. Cern-Aued oid Gun Sa@
49, anu m EbLd C0GiOnseea Ol-foioU American
sfsedy al a. KSSsR ComnOh Al Loadon STEADY a. o"a'
snnsgs THrpsrtfne at IsRden. hmer ~ ~ 90 a.,
gIygRrooa. March lI230 m Lard $3.50 Res ESt oI
cwL for Long Gear biluuIeh Ahs
zIaa FOR short Clear NidleS Pork. 6S per Dbl Tor Prime
Meas, TaioW. 25i. per cwt n...A..uos Than. is O
ANAL business at prices Corn eseS pea oept C
Mn w,ys " eStsYn and I'D f9r old ao Wheat ysg
"a - Cafornia Cubs Sabd G9s-2d for Red West
SS nd gs nd kod Winter The receipts OF Mhea
r ,RRs ,sst three days 2A4000 eenta lnciudihG
10000 American ,,..-s.. .ov w.rna and tabrics "A
All snd tand15e dawn 3Dnch 90 reed Colo Emo Shirtnga
S7is yards rs or. mo sd 28inch " reea rd,v
yards d on, A no Az Auie '"A'" ND ''S'-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-12

market was tho result of these SEN
announced that the Treasury would not permit the
withdrawal of the deposits to retire bank-noe cir
eulation The total recorded sales to-day amounted
to only 3O7. 8O1 shares against 356,071 yesterday
The opening prices were irregular but generally
weak, and the early dealings were at declining
prices. There were slight indications of strength
later in the day, and after small
fluctuations prices of active stocks closed
from one to two per cent above the last figures
yesterday. Delaware, Lackawsnna and Western
was again conspicuous by its comparative activity,
the recorded transactions in it amounting to 42,2OO
shares. feature of the days market was the
difference in the prices of Western Union old stock
and ex scrip dividend The new stock sold all day
about per cent higher relatively than the old
stock, and at the close the difference was srlll
WIDER The total sales of old stock amounted
to 1920 shares and of the new STOCK
to only 4,s35 shares. The price Of the new stock
closed 81 per cent higher than yesterday while the
old stock closed fraction lower. These curious
facts may indicate q disposition to encourage the
buying of old stock by holding out this chance OF
profit when it can be done by buying the new STOCK
If holders buy even the same amount of new STOCK
that they sell of the old. they are constantly mar
ketlng about one-third of their investment.
Government bonds were less active than yester'
day, transactions at the Boards amounting TO Only
Sl59OOO Prices were strong, and in The maj Dids
all the issues except 5s were q per cent higher
Annexed are the closing quotatons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-12
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rivlr, Vessels and R1itro11a
Mnsnh III. lHSl.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nr,,,,y yopu Dr,dav March I

AsuEs-F1rm ut 10 for and hos SC for Pearls
BEESWAX-ReceiPts small and pr1oes nm ~ @42S@SO'
for estern aud Seahern yellow.
BROOM CORN-Dull ana nOnnaEy unchangeh
CANDLES-Stsady and In jSkbiHg demand - a.. -. oS
COAThis market Is dull and prlees are not rs nn he
late Stove lOOS4 20 free beard, and - oO !" u
trade BituniBous in demand and hru.
CORDAGE-Sleady and quiet -,--,.,..ay
COOPERATE STOCK-in moderate oelnahu anu sA04u''
CUICORY-U nchanged
COCOA.-Quiet. unchanged ,,-,-....... 1ol.
COFFEL-RIO hrmer and moro aclyei falI oais
6l29c sales l66 bags eK srtuS 0OO eags eh - sarv
bOnu ex 'MarEhenta' private terms mild, urn auu is
active. Maraeaibo 1Oad Baguayr@ ii a IS &c s
IU0u haeS LaguaVra Claudins" 600 DO ex AuEuhtns
4oO do az do. and 1900 Maracabo ox "Augustns anu
Cotton du and 11ec lower; sales $50 sae'
fbS last EVENING" Including 40 fer export, $50 LOT
snmntjon and al for speculation Delivered on c"hu
100 bales Recsp,s At the Borts to-day 21a1" UsT
for the week 81 755 bales against l324a3 last week
o. 264 last year since september l. 4toJ4ol DSles SS
4 3IO OJO during the period last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-12
vupopKAS FINAscIAL MARKETS.

oxDoE March li-l23Op r.-ConSoIs 9yii,s for money.
ana 81 ad for tho UKed states bonds four per
oents iI8ss four anda bait cents. lt; Auant6 and
trustees oTtkcatea G0A; o.
Erie Gpss NewYork Centra, Iol "a PsRnsvIvana Central
G75s, beading gy N HeW.YOrk Ontario Western 37S
LONDON. March liz m-Psris aayoes quote three per
LOSpoN March Ia m. u s. bonds. four per cents,
IGIa four ana half per cents, ll41G hves 1US7s
l6l Atlantic aud Great Western second
mortKage trusees certificates S2 Peansyivania Central
axnoN Mssch ii4:3O D. Bar silver quoted at 81 I'd
mar onnss The bullion Withdrawn frOm The hank
"a En9Iand on baanco for shipment 70 America IL
Gl00OO0. - u.... .A,doa. oro,. thru.
,er renfaa ~ francs "a Confines for The account
Yin March i14.30 Rs-hxenAhge on Lon1oA - trAAos
81 centlres tor shsckA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-12

81 or No Red 81 o. Core arta Mixed 47c Oats egies
for Prime Hogs nominal RsceiDSs Flour 1000 eC S,.
Foo oai O S0 oS wssS 1900 BUSH 10
PHILADELPHIA. March l1-Flsar arm. Minnesota Clear
Good e z i, o. C chGsS g 81 "a E5 So 10 o
Low S49S4 oO 40 far - o do Csies ~ S ~ Isnia
g g = aSs osSf as% % %
e Ma A. 1S 20 wsfa s 1 N @
81 ia the cargo rate Tor NO Red prcnps shpmenIs Is
M free 90 SCT Rye Ys6 ana EsHSed metz
Delaware White track So no. net seamer S4c iSr h1e1
i ss ss sFR H..!S @ Sli @
SO soSs E ss Hans s2
E1 GE P %Sa: $50 200 g Ssea
SAT- ssSsc Shoulders 10 dsy S1S c 10 snsIsd
6c r. sSSs.s csse aS
dc steam. lo6O6l016c; 40 butchers Leese. tO &C.
cae &c., ssSsF aud %
tubs "a "2se FirkiHs u S22S Western Dary ExIs
7sSa q H5 SSiH 0'S
iSse. Cheese gmsS steady NsEYoTk Fs CTs5@. lSS
SI34c. DO Halt SEns SpsI0G. do Pennsylvania Sims
9asiOc Coffee trim susaa.haws strSns ksassa
sse3 Ssula a Size; stSndarS 4 Sesds7olsy eve,
dull aSsl s7ssi4O FEED quiet Winter Bran Ss2l So
spring de $50 So Petrsisum duI Refined
sslS Sisc: do l2c whisEsT quiet Western
higher but 80 Red Faa s. O. o. cssA and and
March 81 % DO No. SsSs 90 csp nSss
a. Ss n Sssh aud asTcS $ss ARI S Sa' p9
Rye higher At lC2g sarLsy steady and ancb-h go
March Lard higher At loS5o Bulk Meats arn aad ned
Shoulder Clear Rlb. &C.. Clear Sdes $500
asked Bacon higher ShsuIaerA 587 yc Clear Rib SlSei
Clesf Sides s7qS895c hecepts-FlOur. 500 Dds
Wheat bush. 1880 bush; DATA l0UOO 1ush
Rye 1000 bush. harley. 1000 bush. shpmeuts-Fiodr
1900 6ss. Wheat, $4,000 bush: Corn 1905 buahi Data
$3.50 bush.
WILMINGTON N C.. March lspiIits Of Turpenne firm At
42Lc ROsin ST. - Strained: 81 80 Tor Good
STRAINED 81 So Crude TurpeDtine 1Fm at 81 %
for har 81 W for Yellow Dip 81 d for Virgil Corn Tn
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-12
COTTON NAHKsr4-BY TELEGRAPH.

LvEEroe,- March lI-l2:Se D. mCottOn snies; Middlne
Scndlns IO0 6aoss sssCulanOa ana export receipts
as S Low o IiaSns eiaass Sapc% asvs1 Sssa
ana AD "s a I; sss u me as9Tr ana ca sc also
6ad DO June ana July delivery g'9d aSS S' DO gsy
tsnbsr and October deysU ayd 90 October and Noyem
6d Futures weaker
LIyERr9o March ll-ls9 a t:I TStuFssss1Up-
LIVERPOOL. March ia mCotton-The SAFES ~ tAs gay
ding claHss Jnas and July denverT, Se.d
stsady sales ir the weeg 500 Oaes American 2s500
bales SPECTATORS took 27so bales exporters took $e99
BALES actual s9 & 1890 Sass
ojOO0 bales amount Of Cetton snoat 4Ol0OO bales;
4TGSsii March iicOttOn dun; mrddnns o+c Low
MdainE S,o 9ood Ordinary see met receipts ~ STS
1852 6a e. 1880 1914 BALES weekly receipts 2al3
bales: shipments. a6l = bales sales. 4.Ss7 bales -
MiddnE lose; good Ordinary, sac gross receipts 972
bales sales Ito bales spSners 70 oae: STOCK 500 6ass
T " fsg Ps 5sce tsS 70 Osn Gs
eoastwse 81 bales ssss 81 bales spinner 2s1 bales
Log NdG w.. Good GordnaIy l9S; met ree eaSs
wise G. bales sales 0O0 bales stock 56SS0 bales weeIy
net receipts 1850 bales experts 70 GEes S'9 b 80.
10y asns ros 20 Tsat ITitsS s. I bales; csastwiso
IYaa III air. stnck lOi Si6 baIes. yeeKly mel
receipts II 5I2 bales gross 1879 bales exports to Great
u. Ss Bales eoas 10 E 2ss Gales Sa so 6s'
eeIpts S2si bales shrpneuLs 1856 bales stock 1881,
ssgi7 bales 1850 li7.Sgo bales weekly net receipts
1877 bales; shipments lS10s 1AlsS SALES 1879 hsles
dlug gSc: Ordinary she. net recspI 922 bales
exports Britain 239l bales co2StwiSe lo2 oaes
saies bales 1855 bales weekly net receipts
10 7s8 exports Great Brta 1891 bales coast
| wise 045 baies: s2es. 6.uOJ baleA
NEw.oRLEASs March llICotton steady Addnng: ~ &c
Low Addns s Good Ordinary S T,@ met & Tee sss.
a. the onnenL 37l bales sales 5000 bales ast evening
$50 bales aOck bG5 bales weekly net receipA o0oos
bales gross 66,3lB bales eIpOrts 70 Great Bnan 5Ios
5sss 70 Farce 8G4O bales 10 the Continent l06sA bales
| coastwtIe 1925 Gales sales. 47.25O bales
SAVANNAH, March ll-COttoD easy Mddlng. lO-cI Low
ktlddnng gSc. Good Ordinary, oAc net reeelptA IUls
bales: ErOs.. AIN bales exports To- Great Brtain sSSd
1889 bales: sales. loOO baes last ever
ing 600 bales 1882 oales weekly pet rsceips
1914 bales: gross $3.50 baes exports 70 1reat a
6lgt bales 10 France A.5S9 baes tho Conunena Ae5
| bales: coast WISE, o. SO bales sales 5000 bales
| COTTON KECkPrS
NEW YoRK March 4The following are the totAl net 30
ceff OF cotton Al DOrts since Septem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-12


prrv,to March ll-C ArTIJ-Recrpts TO-DAY l. 700 hsat
toia Tor hr % all Tor same uhe last WveA
III 80 lead; consigned through 40 cars market nothhg
dUng - ,.,.- % ana had. ,ot.t for
head for same no last week [uOO
through II rood deuahu Out ~ O"
rss pr, rs nearly lower than At TIE Sp nnS OF te WEEK
-. nt pair 10 Good Western - ~ go bO Choce TO
Euey 50 55aS. tunm0a. - 5OaSt So loads CDaIt
At 81 TO- Lambs COnnOn " Good % 30 Sao NholSo
10 Fancy. s. JV0&J .. -, . 49,, a.. .~... ,,. r.
lsGO1 head Tor ma last sees 10000 mead coz
rne Iruugh % cara offering light and very tto dcing;
of consigned thrOugh aa's "
ta Fur WORKERS At 1890 o. choice would 0rlnE 30
enc load Medium Weights brought 30 4V T0S very
dull at - go. ,.--,-.- :, ,oo h..a ohi,usn,.
40 ned, market atyu and strong but uncAangei au
nd IigL s. AUdS chiefly az % tO foot 70 Cnoico
uiI PACKING So 3GSj co. Good 70 Choice Heavy - oo1
81 so, Fine, 50 5O9tb %, ,,,. o;,o hs.A
R--Rec head; GhipmoniA oVO1 mean
a. IA a. 10: ooa 30 Choice shipping. 81 1850 20 COn
mon 10 Fair 81 2aa 81 80 Butchers CANNING se4hy
Sg - 40 n. s. 81 Veal Caves 50 Isl oO 1Ioc
and Ferer, demand at 81 ZO"St So' SSiFe S'~
s,a III icepta 400 he'd: shipments 1900 head
market easier but not quOlADH io"oi' ''''N ~ ~
Fair To Good. 81 00dS3 90 ,,tu. "a firm, recetntS
" IOuts March iI-CArTE-ACtye ana urm Ieosspt''
7nn head shpmena 2iUb head; ERports, 70 70 20 20
Good To Choose "a o. afj 10; Medium 20 EsI
ana elcTA s3GSi; Feeders urm at s4344 oo -
uor,-Actiye and lOd higher; Workers ana BaumursA
Packing 81 3l6sJ Io CnDlct 70 fanIl
Heavy g. 00s6 50 receipts = IOO hean' S'"H' -
sHgpP-sendy with good demand receipts oVS heS -
.b,pnenis 300 dead Medium TO GSOd - oo"so' Ih0' "
| So lO6K5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-12
1nNnnN WOOL SALES.

Ioxpox March 1.-The following the Wool sales Of
yesterday detail; san bales AdealdeScourcd % q
lq: Lambs Greasy 7Asd. oil Id; - AS
6aieS Port Phn-Scoared III ala II I'd Greasy ID q
- Locks and I1eees IL I'D 4lsS d Lambs secured
Ia AFT Nd Greasy I'D 9ls I'D: $50 balesNew Zealand
secured Is SlslOd Greasy I'd Is I'D Locks and Pieces
an eL gO4 bales Cap,-Flepce Is elsa ~; Secured ia
~ 81, od Greasy "a cd. 1871 balOs Queensland
Fleece s a. Iii Greasy, Sd Gl0d; Lobks and Pieces
A. I'D. ~ ls.UtL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-12

The following shows the imports OF dry goods at
the port OF New-YOrk tor the week ending this
date and since the beginning of the year, as com
pared with the corresponding periods oil previous
years.
For the wssE; 1879. 1880 1881.
Entered at the pert. S2I350ol $llS5soao $4,000
Thrown on msrket...- 27S0.74I 27Sl.iS5 Sl33Sa1
r,,srs S' a. the port 22O,6234 295s99s2 2G45s4i3
1hfown 90 market. 2i.6s5658 29.7OJ.Oo2 2I6SAIG5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-12
TIE SILVER CREAM COMPANY,

LATE STUART, DUNDAS & COMPANY.
Purchase export TO OF the world indian mer
rhandse and produce description Oders mnss have
praons remittance attached The of 20 per cent
on esmaed value balance drawn for under OF docu
-
The Silver Cream Company commission and anc
zion sale In Indian market merchandise and the pro-
ductlOus other countries
me : u Company are better position than any house
IN Tndta 10 ship cigars A brands the Company having
their own mandatory 10 Bemudah Every cigar u guar
aneed be- mae best material proeuranio
India Cigarettes being Of the Companys speoA-
ties -a.,..a .tanana
very choice OF samples VIII Do usp@'oneu p'
paid. - ,-,..,,, h,anob Of the Com.
p4ny's business, they Shipping very large" "
Francisco and the CSpS az "O"u @ IL sTU ART. ManageE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-12
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ALI, who are interested in railroad Business
"A and statistics should get TaIBg SE Az
MANIAC for 1891, now really. price - cents oy mai
BANKERS and CAPITALISTS viii want to
ID get the Tribune Almanac 1881 IL nyas tha hgutss
Uned states ahd Expenditure since ts5a Pncs
rs cents by malt ,,e e.n. u
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
FALL RIVER Mass, March 1.-The Printing Cloth market
ooitnues duI ani inactive With guotasns nominal At
3ia,sc. " and 3iac Tor % by 90 C4oths
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In London British consOlS were again q higher at
o9i 10 for money and le higher for account. Unted
States bonds were irregular; 5s closing Y higher AT
IO37s and 4los declining from 1l49l ~ ll4A0
ILL., and Is from 1863 to 116bs0ll6l2- Ameri-
can railways were lower; Eric declining from 90 70
495e and Central and Hudson from 1924 to lol'
Bar silver declined Is to 52l4d. per ounce
The Bank Of England lost today on
balance E100,0O0. reported to be io5 shipment
to the United States In Pans, French per cent,
further declined from s5.45 70 s5 42Ss5.27i2; e1-
change on London being 1888 francs 10 the Z.
The gross earnings OF the Chicago, milwaukee,
and St. Paul Railroad are reported as follows:
1880 1881.
First week n March,. SlS9933 S93,OOO Dec S96923
Jan. / 10 March IT,. 96s l7G7OOO Inc 1852
The receipts of nour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 11th day Of March were:
HeW.York. Bait PhilA Boston
Wheat. bush.. 6013b luSds5 iSVVg Iy'dUJ
Corn bush. li5,5l5 dfOyUO 9o,ss 1890
Oats bush $50 ooV ''ooO io'So'
Rye bush o395
Barley bush. 338 . ~ asvO
Total bush S<ol4O lof'o%o oAo"U oofOV
The following were the recol pJs and shipments At
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receip,A ShipmenuA
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BusIness Gnanres.

TOR SALE.-Straw Board Mill, cheap.-N
manufacturers and capitaists good investment es
TWO young good paying ousinee
Potomac River in good running orders straw
and coal plenty and cheap Ne Cos Norsh Sotnh fnioa-
phia, Penn
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pipioeno Notiees.

OFFICE OF CHICAGO 81. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AxD oNAHA)
RAILWAY CO.. 81 BROADWAY, =
NRW.YORk, March 10. 1891 }
A DIVIDEND Of ONE and rHREE-QUAR
N TIERS PER CENT Il ~ has this day been declared upon
of hs company payable April
20, 1881 so stockholders Of record March 30 mat -
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oVFlcE OF THE TOMBSTONE MILL aSD MINING coMP1sY
432 WALkUTST, PHILADELPHIA, Feb 70. 1884,
TWELFTH DIVIDEND.-THE EXECU-
l. TIVE COMMITTEE Of tho Board OF Directors OF this
Company declared tho regular monthly dv
dend OF 900; being 10 cents on each share Of the capital
stock company payable and afIer March 10 a
this Office Transfer Books closed Qm 10Th 70 b1n incio
GEORGE bUhShAh freeuenL
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THE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
ING COMPANY to-day declared hs regular monthly
dividend OF SEVENTY. FIVE CENTS ERSHARE, payable
1851 the OF the BANK Of Nevada No ga
WalLst, NewYoFk
TTansler March 8, and on 18Th inst
M RI COOK Xtce-PTesdonf.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY. }
GENERAL OBFICE. 22l SOUTH FoURTHsr3, 7

\ llOn SHARES of the MOULTON MIN
I.NltDU ING LOMPANY'S stock for sale at a bar
Sa,n T1IOS. J. HURLEY 4 CO..
Y Wauat ~
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oYYcE DUBUQUE SIOUX orr r 2. co., +,
81 WILLIAA-sr, NEw-YoHx. March 8, 1881.
NOTICE.-A DIVIDEND Of two and a half
2 per cent has Tits day been declared on the soc. q
Office Of MessFs. JEsUP PATTON a. co. So Williams g..
NeWYe Of record OF 3st inst, on which
day the will be closed and rcopened tha
15th day OF Aprtl next j. DUMONI Treasnrnr.
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The following were the rocolPJS ana shipments
aud from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
ReceiptA shipments.