davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

In State bonds. Louisiana console were = lowsr
at 50l2 and Tennessee IS were weaker-old. new and
new series all at 62060l2 Alabama, class A, SOLD at
70 and Virginia IS deferred at 15 OF city bank
stocks Chatham sold (6l at 110 aud Commeree sI3,
at 145.
The dealings in railroad bonds presented no fea-.
lures of interest. Generally there were trfDg con-
cessions in price. Erie second consols were steady
at 99ls0 99ss0991. Missouri. Kansas and Texas
first consoIs sold at 100l201O6al. and the seconds
were Il lower at 80. Boston. Hartford and Erie
firsts uctuated between 60i2 aud 81, finally selling
at $685. against CO.'S yesterday c.. q. and @. in-
comes were q lower at 60. aud Cbesa peake'
and Ohio fryts series B 81 lower at 820
82ls, and currency interest debts b lower at 62A
Mobile and Ohio first debentures declined from So
TO 841o st. Louis and Iron Mountain hrst incomes
were exception ally strong. rising from 9li2 10 sZi2
Metropolitan frsts were a higher at 1858. Inter-
national and Great Northern seconds were strong
and further advanced to 95. Ohio Central fFsts
were per cent lower at 104, and incomes were II
per cent lower at g. ST. Paul trsts Southern Min
nesota Division. yielded from 1863 to 1862 Texas
and Pacific in comes were Z lower at SO, and hIsta
Rio Grande Division, steady at 971.
The Sub Treasury to-day gained S636,35o on bai@
ance. made up by coin gain OF $766 424 less cur
rency loss of SI30069. This makes the total
gain since last Friday S30l ,Z46. Inc mone.sry
situation at the Stock Exchange il unchanged, and
money is so unnaturaliy easy ut and per cent
as to excite a suspicion OF extraordinary efforts TO
keep il So The domestic exchanges on New-fork
are rather more favorable, being quoted &c tho
places named as follows: Savannah. is0s9 pre-
MUM; Charleston. ls04 premium; New.Orisans' Orleans
so cents TO 81 premium; st. Louis, par; CHICAGO,
rs cents discount to par; Boston, 1873 cents DIS
count TO par The United States a treasurer 81
notes for redemption. The customs receipts were
S63O, 900. and the internal revenue receipts were
$19OO0O. The Clearing Honse statement to,dsy IS as
S5513. .672 The transactions at the b-ireasury
covered: Receipts, S1,752,945; payments,
81 $50 800: currency balance, S3,ZI,,olZ; coin
ba ance, $S7. .766, ,906.
The following are the comparative quarterly
statements of the National Banks OF the City or
New Work:
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

SO much because the companies, in addition 10 r.
striction Of the output have agreed 20 concession
Of from 10 to 25 cents per In the price Of coal
because the person or clique which was instrumen-
tai in marking Delaware. Lackaranns and Western
to above 130 has been large seller of theatock.@
Lake Shore rose from 1863 TO 1858 but ended
at 1878. The market closed irregular anaseyefisb.
Government bonds were very dull. with hSusae.'
tious amounting only to $4,000. While the prieSS
for the new issues-419s and 4s-were unchanged ths
list for 6s and 5s we're ls lower. Annexed are ths
closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
rrRoprAS FtNANcIAL MARKETS.

oxDoy March 22-l23O D. .m.-Consos lOOls Tor money.
and i0Ois for us bonds four anu ia lt ksr
cents Great Western hrsI ySGsaEe Sasf
tcsI 81 do 81 Erie, As nlnul5 Cen-
trail lS9 PeDnsVvauia Central o'%' heauins ohsf
New.York Ontario and western. 36'4 -, -. -. -.
IoEDoS Feb. 22-2 Paris adylees quo.e taree per
cent rrntes Al 81 francs II centimes I0r he aocsunL
ioNDoS March 2l-iOGp m.-U :. bonds four hod halr
ueT cents li4 new lO4 Atlantic and Great west
eTn frst certcaes oI DO seconi 81 y;
Erie ash; Psnnsylyana Central % ke@ding ~ -
IoNpOS arch 22--t:3O mThe amount OF Dulilon BOno
into the Bank OF England balance tDiay b 42OOo0
LONDON March 22-5:UO p m-Par1s etyces quote threa
Ger rentes 81 francs 40 centimes for the account
PARIS. March ga y. m-kxehaoge on LONDON 20 traLe3
: cent? checIA
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
Gress Alaking.

DRESSMAKER. Accustomed to working in
IL arstcasa families, wants few moo engagemepts by
the week. "a an experiences nter aud mmer and
can make sty hirens cluthes Address NJ r., Tribune
Uptown Office l23a BtoadwayA
DRESSMAKER Ladies', children's, infants
Hand boys operates all machines WV perfect 81 20
Gay Address J. A. eJ East l4thsL Advertisement ohce
NILE. FAGEN, frst-class dressmaker.
WI Latest Paris London fashions perfection uhrau.
teed and elegance no AS West s4Ihs. Lon paris
Francois.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
Eeaal Notices.

UOURT of COMMON PLEAS, City and
~ County OF New. iorN-Wtliam only plalntin at agr
,rge b. G0och others. who's names are unknown cont
Dc,is Inc arm Of george h. GOoch ~ CO.. dettll sum
h uUties 10 hs above named do'endnntSi You arr
bcrv summoned TO answer the complaint ~ lns acln @
-, serve "a cory your On inc pAhtHs attorney
DAYS after me service OF this sImnons, exclu
% eI me ay service aud IN case OF your failure 70 ap
su - ar Judgment will DO taken aRanst yOu BY d
Isuit for the relief denlnded IN the eompan p,Iei reD
rasry a. issI More Arlington q More PantlnB AttOr
Iuay @ POST once ADDRESS aud office MOI Warrenst
IL the deiendants George H. GO0ch and Othersl whose
,s,a are unknown composing the firm OF George r. GOoeh
t The FOREGOING summons - served upon You q publ
afon nursuant Orier OF tho Hon. MI g Beach, Jus
fre of ho OF Common Pleas OF the Cy anu 1ounV n
NewY dated tae I'D DAY OF march, Issl ana eu WIN
t ceunaD Oco Of the Clerk OF said COurt aL the
Court House In said city and count ...o,, . ,,o,r
N0 MORE. ARLINGTON MORE.
Asboa1awGW.Wed Plaintiffs Attorneys
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
IoNnoN WOOL sALrs.

Loupox March 22.-The following the wcoa s.g $3.50 ~
yesterday detail S0o2 baes eort IA = 4. I'D,
01s 3D. secured, Is ia las ada Gkcasy - 30 ia
Locks and leess, va Slsgd LsaDso fsS bales yd
SECURED ls5d@IA1ds Greasy, bL ~ sS "a ~
neyFleees isad NJ cd seeursa y "a "a iss aid
eisids scousea sd spi 9is bsigs Adsislas- @ sssa %
l1a1a1d, 1reaas, 4d dlsa locks ana N Ii
ia SiaGs as S lttz Dsscs Pa.
lape-f1Aeee. lod aLs ~ ss scearea - **sse
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

Totals. 1876 459 100 $500, ,79l, 800 Dec. s9G6s2oe
RESOURCES.
Dec 81, 81. March ii. 81.
Loans ana 9S6 400 &22e 800 Dec sS S63lOo
U. 5 Bonds on - -,,ooo, a,xoooo
q. Bonds tO s.. -. .oo ~. 80, oox
ciIcuatioD. 2l.OzO,3Oo ii5VhoVOD9c o'iAOVvv
Other stocks, bonds - . a ao. .oo - o., eo,
pm on stocLus 447,SgO 6Sl. 800 inc. $4,000
Be4I est1te -. l0i4l,5OO 10,lY5.DOO Inc 0l4O0
Due from hanks. 2O24s@OO 1o'5OoooVDec. o'00'oVv
Cash items ami oo o-..ooor 900 ,oo
eneris - h522l2OO 6l,6l3.6O0 Dec. 35T760y
Legation lerS..--- lO1l64LO Ai'iSo1Og tnv Ava
OveTdrafts " IVY ,o -oo'yy9ovV 1io. & ae2 9S
Totals. otuSSc'fVV oN~'''''oSo wv
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

The following shows the exports exclusive OF
specle) from the port of New-Y0r< to foreign ports
for the week ended March 22. and SINCE the
beginning of the year, compared with the cor
responding periods OF previous wears:
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
Mem i1nblitalions.
GEORGE ELIOT NUMBER
OF

GEORGE ELIOT NUMBER
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE,
April number OF the Eclectic c0nt"ns all the NEST I'M
P"i'~H' " GEORGE ELIOT
that appeared the recent foreign periodicals. incud
ing ..--,.e~-,, .,,,rc,,.
from Black woods Magazine; - CRITICAL STUDY "
Leslie stephens. ami "HER MORA. INFLUENCE. by one
Who Knows Her also FlFfEBN other papers Of great in
teryst and other subjects.
he Eectc was enlarged with the January number 10 IA
and il nov the valuable foreign current
literature published.
TERMS Single copies as cene ona copy, one year, %
trial subscri piOl, three mouths, 81.
4, r., PELrON, Publisher,
3 Bond.sL, New-Y0lk
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
STAR LINE.

pED STAR LINE. ,.,.,...
ENERA 7ArU HDAH FOR ANT" Ltf.
Thg rpleudld uratclass, tull powered steamers
WAE~lA II ...........,aturlIy, nar Il o. :! o 2. nl
- urDaY, Apih 40 L. H.
,al11a ,tlrru0ms rm1giug ard b1i.l rooms annisups
st,oud & 10 .CtoIAm1datoh WtAteItd
~tIt-i alnls all ON main derk.
Nu hUrtcs cIf tir hh.tp or PIGS catrlel
c-bn Ttib atti go
Plfl.tt W ilGiiI X SONS Grn' As't. ~ Broaiway NJ
DOTTERDAM LINE. -
Id - 't.u.rs we ~ rsUN's STORES BtDkyL
uaii...-Wctr MIrch - T. d" du "'u iStcn ~ y
Ni NsttSin sjl75 @dCiG - sterlge, - steer
a5. nom rotterdam pr paid go H. CAHAC y y a. Ag'
.es,ulI NllItn.tL PUNCH, LDl r * tOr2 Olth WI
a.n.,t Fr,lsnt AGts h. W. MuR"lo, % bf'H'J' S' T. A.
WHITE STAR LINE. .... .,.,,. .,.c,. ,,,.,,.
w INIILD STATES And Roy ", MAJ > sA Sii-L'S
FOtt Qu t.ENSrDWN AND LlN ttPOJL ,..
NOI1CLlhc steamers II tht IL 40 sdA' ~, ,"t'o -
rcomruiriDy LirI. MARY. u > H. ON 0Ott the 't0F
.iA 10. oiut nrEuedy 5sturiay. March - 2jo I'm
Lilo, liNluS -- u iIHl"l' A'ttN
Can, pr-tv .turli AurI 10 a. ~
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOc oF "E9H
Avi - arc n1itlrnl HsB All IIsIrotbi ~
r,imtmrnis Tao SA11l. 1lJsrllnb 5n)Nlg ~ hA',
t,1Tns are DlGa An tsDA Wl>c) ~ ih'o al n,.'t
hastfs aloruas ls{rOoh Ionsrs II. i'''' ui'''"''
s1rfSsaoon $50 80 aud slJl Return neket ol ttyos
terms stoerigo from tno Oli Gu l1e 81 IRON NV"
9Tk. AIRY natter sttrIs. shssJnprptgt
tnection u plls al rtilr htubl tJJJ 10 slS
cdppanT Oiices. No 81 Broll@Ay N9".fIri;, ,,,,.
. l. BARrLErr & CO.. A gents, Boston.
BAitiII TT q CArrELL AgelLA Plhale'phA
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
II O'CLOCK 70 2l2 O'CLOCK.

Tenn g.. ol1 , Texas Pacific lst Lehgh & MB c As
nn1 GOLl RIO trands J.UUO lO9
~, Il. new lOOtl .9iiG Che3 - y Cur
..I 80. BOlo 7 tx vac In l. g l,OOo -. -.52s
o., /, "a Icf 50,O......93ls MIle : st Paul lst
~. 3,toI Il 10000 o.. IS Chc * Pac DIV
- 81 % b. ii Erlo - Con Gold 4.0uJ....... lV9l2
- tlOial 81 .-l2Ga4 II l. y Nj lst
,to.,h,ve,t : F5s CC2 / c Inc Preferred Inc
n,D ......llOL, 5000 BIS. 60 4,oOJ. ~
~ ~ - q Nest 10000 .....b9ia Winona o ~ 2nd
- nI ron 10000 ......-.O5 J.NOO ...... ~
az NM a3ss $40 K & I CON A | Chic r | & pao
OHIO Central LIST O,OuO''.'''' lVOt ISiaa Nou ,,o
bOrb.. .b3. .l04 4 AO Is ~ fex "a l.uOo.: :. l22
Kan Pac inc No lb oNon S5 litet a "reaI ,o3 13t
luuuu.. 100 MctlOpOAtah II - iu.V 80; iVVS
Tn De- & Bur Inc .tO -. iOO'1 Great west "a "a
10 900 -. ~ y \ j Cent Inc 2.oOO.... lilo
l. * Nisu q NJ "a 0OuO --. iUp2 On,V No' III q,
2pOO..... ..lOtA 0ODo-.: luVS -'oOo.'.. 10
j Cent Adjust
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

i Hambur..AmerCan Pacsct C1mpanyi Line TOT
PLYMOUTH. ChERBOURG and tAABC fi .,o
IIIsOEii March 4 rULN Alt
Lf-Hf Mar 81 Ftt ....st'.'Artuf
t;atrsDi pl,,age Pivmlu-l. LD1ion Ch,rD!nrs HAN
all tn eriti u tn2ltit firHt CiDh
Il Aprl J. >ec1Id Cabin. $50 Stroris% ST. toun1
In, a. reduced Sterugo frOu Hamburg iaYro ana
NoUthlmpidn f2t. ......-. go.
KTNHAKDl & co. e. u. RltliAND y Cp'
G,n.rlI Arsut4 General Passenger Asalts
-. ...1..I..l 4. Y M. bl krlllWAE. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

AMERICAY MINING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
FIRST cALL--1O4 O'CLOCK An
-1I-v.oI1Ie Mineral CreeK silver Nugget Cheyenne
100 -.... - 900. 81 800. y IVl 5000.
100 BIS. 6 IS 1000 .l3D % 800 .b3o - 200 s- -
biJ G.SS 5Ot.. .Ulj.. 90 l1oD) - ~ Nv =.
Pendery Nandewater 1000 olu Ia "VV; ,oaui 80
2JU. b32..J 100 .... - Miner BOY iilpethA q,
loo. 90 300. .bSO .5J 500. -. - 5O1sln W
Iostun Con DunSln ~ 1',, q! V o.. ~, ,,.r,J
pf..... .GS 100 bJ l10 JOO..DlO 10" o. slo 'cht
zoo bio ~ $40. - ..ICj 5GO...-... so
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

OFFICE OF THE SILVER IsLEr CONSOLIDATED MINING
LANDS COMPANY,
81 BROADWAY, NEW York March 1, lfo4i.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Diret tors
~ Of company by authority specially conferred by the
SlarehO der4 hereby TO- Contribution or Aaaeas
Dlar nafe. PAYABLE on is lat ay May
StDeKhnlGOfs requested "a read and t " the
stipulation ar0fBe ther share Certificates as Hurs 70
1utrret at the Tafo 4 seven per Gear
Der annpn viii De allowed payments made prior 20 lEt
MAJ. II, Z. bTRoNd. Yico'fresldrnE
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
Gearners.

&SHlHkkS'
4 DyERTisEMENTS For TIE NEW.:
- XSK F&IcHSE IS %tE Ia, m BroaSiy corner ry
srstst sos Ee.l TG,a;yti rls or Eigh.,.aas;s "a; No
ave- sa tta. cor PS5:s, $aL4 5EFLGEx
Git-st, up 20 p. N. .. reguar olhcs rate ----
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGEACY s1pPles G9aeses sSn0US Gps sha sna T~cr
Families eoIs abroad 10 the conatry prony sue YIN
YOUNG American and Foreign Teachers Agency % Union
square
NIISS HESSE'S EDUCATIONAL BUREAU,
with motions sniiSs colleges apd schools with competent
M:ss H. 10 select competent rucors al Orancles she
e4tay ss BY vS faySf 70 aid M " F i O
pINCKNEY'S AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS
l. AMP IEACHEkS S,,,s,
sSBssss isaSseG' SsSs scay5 gitH aP5s P',2at ,93
Furnishes circulars ana gives information OF the best
'O' T. COTEoWoRrh .PlNCkNEY.
cor Broadway and lAth.st y Y
CkiIled Teachers constantly wanted. Some par
- tcuars Tursta = Tribune Application forms free per-
sOnaly mailed FOR postage j. W. schermeIhorn Secretary
---------------- ----------------- - -
BOaro auo RcOms.
East Si1s.
ITO LET, MAY 1, on 20th-st., between 9th
l. and d6ta,aves. 70 sngle gentem'n a handsome room
dress 81 c. TO- Tribune Uptown ONCE l2Ss Broadway.
n: EAST B3D-ST.-To let, with board, -
lO back parlOr with ncssed bed closets, hot aud cold
water references
WesJ Sids.
A DVERTIsEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. LBS Broadway; corner Thirty
nrsLsI. sos West rwentgairl lJt cor Elshth ave. NJ
W kast tOur,eegtlei corner Unionsenaie xoU Ielri
IQAl ana 23OO Ihrd-ave, -handrel AMI twenty
LithsL. 70 aireguar otilce rates
LaLOOR, consisting OF two large. handsomely
furnished. aifg ample closets near DeliBonieos
81 James Fifth Avenue Hotels gentlemen references 81
West26ib-st
O0D-SF, No. Al West.-Desirable rooms
fS1S vita nfstelass board table board given
.l0 AND Al WEST 26TH-ST. Pleasant
DrOos and excellent board at reasonable rates Turkish
minlstered
I'D WEST WASHINGT0N-PLAC pu-
nicely furnished rooms 70 ssnusmen OF quiet habiiA
In7 GREENWICH-AVE. near dYest 18th
lV stPieasant square rooDiA with good oolrti hose
hes ali improvements
Board and Rooms Wantsi
A GENTLEMAN and wife want from May
"A second goer c1rpetel IN rood LEGALITY state 10 west
terms per mouth vita and Wipnr references
chsnged Address L. A. y, B9x ~ Tribune Uptown Ohea
y <oo 1IOsuHs3
A YOUNG Ameticln couple with young child
~ want board IN priyste family refined "a
asturbanco Of priraey AaaIess QUIET tribune once.
BOARD. .--Ry gentleman and two ladies,
- ciy or country. Require gwO square, hight weliaT
nlsheo IoolpA with tu description aud terms
MoRlLLAGT0G. tribune Ofhce.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

The foreign exchanges are very dull, so duh that
n reduction OF another y cent for sterling to-day
failed 10 stimulate business. The market B weak
at the following posted quotations:
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
filming.

OFFICE or THE BALD MOUNTAIN MiSIXG CoMrANY,t
80. u NAasAU.sT. NRw lo4k. Feb 20, 1851
A MEETING of the stockholders of the
"a BALD MOUNTAIN NIEING COMPANY will be hell
Us oiaccs 40 2l Na.au.s, n the CITY Of NewYor&,
the 2itn day OF Marcia s at IL ocex noo for tho pur
pose Of conAderng AMI acting UPON afesD2n tgen AM
there 20 be oaered dmns g the cap pal s'oE oi ,s com
Shiel the cspgi socE Of the company IL diyls 70 10000
OF the value OF go each ami for the tslcuon Of uoh
before the meeting GEORGE T. EAGLh
J. 5. ANDREWS,
EMILE NATABLE
AaEDEE VATAbLE
Majority o Ttnslecs
RASSICK MINING co.
- Location OF Mlne-loslta, custer Couly Col
CAPITAL. $40 900 100000 SHARES PAR 500
once No it wa-st, Newiork
GLYNN-DALE CONSOLIDATED GOLD
~ OMlNIHG COMPANY.
Location OF principal place OF business san Francisco Cali
Location of works. Bodio District Mono County caitOr
SoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that At a meeting Of the
NO - OF i've (2j cents share
upon thecapa stock Of ths corporation outstand
secttary office Of tbs company loom So 32sM
gomefyst san Frane.oo Caltoraia or az Mining Trust
A9y stoSk apon which 's @ % sq5 remain mai In nIpna e
aneni and adrerised for sale public aucou and unless
payments aAe before VIII ., soil SATURDAY, IN, nino
menu ,oTshsr costs OF sdv:ri6g aud expenses q sss
by order of the Board ot preSterS ,,ru.,, so...,.
once Room safe Deposit building. No Sss Montgoinery
~, san francisco. Ca,
HORN SILVER MINING COMPANY,
III or FRISCO, UTAH
Capital. sloooaCOo 4oaogg shares Peg a;a,, s2h
o"'' NO . %SS.S HST.7ork
OFFICE og rHE SILVER IsLET CONSOLIDATED MINING
~ BRo AWAY SEw FoES March 1. iiol,.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Diret tors
~ Of t company by authority specially conferred oy me
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
Corporation Notltes.

MOTICE.-PrOposas for repairing Pier 48,
IN rat vr andte adjoining 9atheaa rin 70 received NV,
saturday April 6sl at IL O'clock For Iul ilQrnRton
see The CiW Record Gauea fag sale AZ Nc. cay HAu
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
MONARCH LINE. ,,..o,.
IVA S.Vy YIItK aul LONDON.

MONARCH LINE. ,,uo,v
-pcudd urw fls. sl'tn'-t
Leave 4Jck q ubiiUug PavJuls fcrrF. Ia''ST nv
hAKO GhrtI >
q -,
saloon plsftgA with v,rY supct or ~ nn1lAipl So.
ptsis1gsrs tke1 Oh 'tft"rt Spftt+ Prabnt
Art+isus! for Itfslt' |hlJl u Hn"h or< -
low tat-A For .rcagIl ana pt>7ttt tipy , ,.,.. .
PATTON. NlCKntS ,s Co. As3dth b0"haFetesu'
DAClFiC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
i Sailing fiom Pier zoos % Ciat'L. NOrtl .I'Y'c
I0r-tu fiIucis'U vi thc lrthmus % fdnWil.
ArAPr 40 ....... ..... Thufsdl, N1r.r H. noon.
C0nuectug f'r 'ontrN Alt Silth n'ricl a1i i)Hi3h
From san lrInriAcO . IlJt1 tlt ull - ,,,, d, ~ o.,
I'll ! fil flti lti
From Eau Fr4uclsco Honolulu. NcN LtuAnl AM Ah''
tla.d. ,.rI a ,,
arrival ~ LnIt1l ulit 80 IA trtl -,
Pg,-cugris Tor NIri-l - -AF FtN tcl-t ~ -
IsIA% JAPAN. en- "a, EEN.L tALA ~. ~ - -,
LfA. -OUTH AMERlCA CENTRAL AN""i~N '''
MEXICO -..... .,.t ......t ,r,,r,ut,to, snnlv AZ
I,ufauy's once. Pl5r tJJt "a 49,. ')fl 'E'E
N"lDi""' Ii. J. Bt LLAf,
superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

Ocean Steamers.
A NCHOR LINE u. 5. MAIL STEAMERS.
IA NEW-YORK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier No. 20. North River Ne"- f0rS - -
Circassa.. March 70. m Furnessa pri =; y. Va w
Devon pril 2 D. IN lAnchoria April TO- H. ln
These Steam 10 l)t 3lcrY btth die3p ~ Cl.s
CabnA $50 10 S3l Excursion tlcketB atrei lc91fAs'"
second J1bu, $40. Steerage, bgH
NENYORK To LONDON OIRECE
From Pier No. as North itivAr. foot OF On Ns5'55 -,
tJerenus. March 26. p. m UUpia.- a. "
Cabins. $50 and $50 Excursion hckot5 AZ reuu'oil''
.teamrrs marked do not carry pasen23rS ,...,
HEN DERSON BROTHERS, Ageats Z B0HllnE-1Loo1.-
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
GERMAN MAIL

TMpIRIAL NLhMNN " III.
1 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
BTEAM-iIfP LINE pErWE ZEN NEWNORks
SOUTHAMPTON AND BHEAEN 49,, n
RfTFT% n Ich 20 AA s ..--.--SAt. .Npiii y
AR -Hf Aurl OH u - y " ="
RATES OF PNsSAGE trp'' new ORKrl sou lllAAF'
TON. lIAVKE OR BNEh N utS s;o
STEEtAGE. 80. ...-.-. .,-,..,
Return Tickets a. reuicsl rttsA Prcn,it W. .,J "a
Gates. - e. -t~lm~rs sl fom Pisr bc'N'on 9eco" ana
iu''''''' H0''N'' ufiiRlcHs x co. Bow in-.Green.
INMAE LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR oUEESsrOSN ASD LIVERPOOL.
%OTfCE.-Ihs stctners ~ tuis Limo tAkJ Lieats111t
; - UF-DAY March -. noon
TfIY DF hON ~ ttDA 4. Apl - III
Siiy 0F On K9D "A. Aprl Z. II M
CITY OF NON IslA is.... ~ lt@pN I, NpL = y III
.sfrr Il
~ w prom i.iur 81 \. a. foot uf Chafiton-sG
CABIN, aud siJl Return uckct. on taVnraD terms
hrEERAuE. ~ Prepaid. $50 Drafts % lowest a. -
haOouz ssfer1lma sn!0SIuE aui a. l.foln' iMIshpA
1Lts steamer, do uot carry c4.ut sheep1r Hg+ ..
JOIN q. DALE. Agent. 81 ami J3 iua way, y. !
PLAl.rlulIa Otro. No. 100 SCUM ith'iG
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

In London British consols were higher and strong
at IOOll6 tor money and 1OOis Tor account United
STATES os were ls lower at lO41f. 4l2s i lower M
1913, after 1I5, and 6s steady at 1l6. American
railways were unusually lower IN response to yester-
days decline IN the home markets, but there we're
land gained 10000 bullion on balance. Ia PanA
French 3 per cents lose To 84.40 francs
The gross earnings of the Flint aud Pere Aar+
uuette Railroad are repJrtei as follows:
$780, 1881.
se.op1 week in March S32s38 s37,s94 Inc. Si.656
Jan 1 ~ March H.. Z5OfoS o-lS|o Aao "A'A"t
Tue receipts o; flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 22d day of March were
Sew.York. Bait Pha Boston,
Flour. bbls z54LO o,c1A <'OVV A-''A~
U,bao, bnsn - 7245O 9s 500 10000 $3.50
Corn 1usn............ solo 2S0,93o 25,2On $1,000
oats buSl,. ~V,t-nV A''N" AN's11
Eye. bush iotS '''' SS0N
Barley. 0ush..---.r. 1V.-uoo
Total BUSH. Z<o'V-S o<1''oo 1%VVV A-A'"-~
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

GUION Line ...,, ..o.,.,,,,,
FOX QUEENSTOWN AND LlVrhPoOLA
Ieaytng Psr 81 Y. H.. iJbf u htn2-Ss . -
Af.fZON ...........T u FSDAY Apri, ., I'D a. ~
WiSCD six TUESDAY. Apnl H. $50 D. M
NEVADA -'....... l3SDAY. April -. 95J "a
AEYSSI vi 4 r EsDAY Apr'l - 5;3VL n
C These qte,ners 1rs 11lt ~ Wt;fru ;ls c'n
parimeus an re furnislei with eysry 'luh % niS'
,cro4 hs Atlt0 DDtl -tfe 1i Agrsshbh hAI
ing bathroom stns rp1n. drtEt1trpD n Dtlp an
library staWr less AL ct' ~
nor The stlsropm lrs all nppsr iscS, thu.llt
iDC thos' grelreBt o vi uNares u soh parte'1 VolI'
50, s,n -
siOn iISriti,Nii .DIATF 40 srEERAdE at low rates
f"i''NH- ~ - WILLIAMj & GUtON
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE." Lane ROUTE ...
FROM NEW-YORK TO LIVERPOOb VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER NO. 4O NORTH RIVER
pOTTTNTA Wednesiev 23l March IL am.
MARATHON lnssttv 30th March o 2;39 M
ALGERIA .WenHeshay. ON April tV'p a. IN
RCYTl IA WrdnesdaE 1917 AprL 8 D. m
CABIN passage. s5J g aul SID r'GIrl Uc<'t oIIFo
abetermN ,.-... -. r..- -.
AMI r m.i prtl 81 Ear1po very low
Freight passage dee No. 1 bowling Grssi.
VERNON II. BR DWS Il 90, Agentt
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
M BETWEEN NEH.YORR AND HAVRG
OF COMPANY ~ Norh RIVER ioJt Ot MrJlnst
Travellers bv tina no avoid hrtl ranht ~ tn2lsn r,
way ami tho dlscOmOrts OF crossing tao Chahe' III sn
boat.
GANApA Frangeui. ..... " ,dnesny. April -, D. IN.
LAiiRAD )R JOucit Wodnes laY Apfl -. ~ ~
Cheeks trcnt yOunas Ol Paris, m amounts 10 sus
LOUIS DE BEBGAN, Agent, No. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

The following were the receipts and shlpnents AZ
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipra shipments
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

uORN SILVER MINING COMPANY,
III or FRISCO, UTAH.
ONCE No. 81 Wall-sL,
A..nr NlAr
, 1881-04-21
TIE s1xEs.

5psetat Dispatch to Tns Chicago Tftbiak.
WASHINGTON: ID. e., Aprll .0.-A question
has ariseli III regard to tho power Of m insano
person holding called Is to Sign n request
for their exchange to 8Hs. Tlle result may
bo the payment Of the small amount In
volyed. 1t is<probable, nlso, that u few
foreign holders of Bs will send their bonds.
aggregntiug only II small snM, direct to tho
Department for payment. Beyond thesa
exceptional cases, the opinion now prevails
that none Of the is Will DO offered for pay
lneht.
THE PREMIUM WHICH THE Gs NOW co,I-
a4ASD
Is due In part to tho power Of the holder to
mike The exchange for :l.4a. which fact will,
OF course, prevent any from coming in for
payment. No plans Tor meeting tha out
standing 81 l,ns been decided. upon. Secre-
tary Wliitfnn says. III regard to the report,
that l,e will take measures to retire tho snal
notes now In circulation; that hH Inns not llad
tho n1utter under consideration, and there Is
no present necessity for lts consideration.
T!ierc nre only. about u millions OF standard
silver tlUllnrs IN the Treasury beyond tho
sl,li upon which the silver, certificates ire
based, which the Secretary does not consider
an amount large enough to be troublesome.
, 1881-04-21

teoscd ngaInst foreign manufacturers, was
submitted to Secretary WinunM. Tile letter
concludes By submitting tho general clatn,
Of The delegation, as follows: "Afahriact-
urcts nsEl that tile law be enforced In Its let
no favor tho INV docs mt grAnt.
They Insist that evasIons af tho inv
in changing the name OF an article sth1l not
be permitted to layo weight iii tletormtntng
how the terms OF law shalt bn construed,
md When doubt arises as to tho meaning OF
q law, they ask tint the tRW stla1l lM cO!i.
strncd IN favor of tho American !nnh,!fact,lrcr
mid not lit faynr OF the foreign 1,ntll llfacturer.
IL not wlInlly 10 tnisc revenue. hit thnt tho
Treasury Department, IN tt! construction Of
tho Thrill law, should first aim tn l,c fn!r to
Americati labor. as tlle eornrr.stonc ,ot oMr.
tarlN syAtan, Is protection to home ilidnstry.n