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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-19

Nothing was done in State bonds, except in Ten
nessee 6s, old at 62062l. and new at g. Louisiana
nopsols are quoted 6O@61a; North Carolina IS, DID,
s2ss bid consolidated As, S4ls0s5, and special
taxes 61a07lo, and Virginia Is, deferred, 1919.
There we're no transactions in city bank stocks.
Railroad bonds were dull. with only few changes
In prices that are worthy of mention. Boston, Hart
ford and Erie rsts specially active and strong
rising from 5ss TO 60l4960ls. Erie second oonsolS
vera % lower OF 99i2. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
FIRST consols were steady at 1863, and the seconds
litter selling nj SO closed unchanged at 1854. C.'
g. and T. C. incomes rose from 6S1A to 69l2 Mobile
and Ohio first debentures were steady at 96Ss and
peconds lower at 90. ST. Louis and Iron Mountain
FIRST incomes rose from 81 to 92991la and seconds
from 64la to SO, Toledo, Delphos and BurlinG-
ton incomes rose from IS to 4Sla0477s- st. Paul
ponsols were Il lower at 12l. All the Pacific issues
were steady within fluctuations of L per cent.
The business of the Sub Treasury for the week
sudine tonight includes the receipt of $6517. 053
and the payment of $685., 341. resulting in loss
ko the general balance of 81. 550,2S9 and leaving
Il at S9I Oss.472 against 500, 6SS, 760 March IL.
The particular changes Of the week are currency
loss of $204.699 and a coin loss of $1,345.5S9.
So far as this loss will affect tomorrows bank state
ment, 1t has been more than offset by shipments to
The interior. To-day money was more active. and
B per cent was the lowest, with sharp demand at
Der cent at the close. The domestic exchanges
on New-York are as last quoted The United
States Treasurer at Washington to-day re-
peived $4,000 National bank notes for redemp-
ZION, The customs receipts were $945, 900. and the
internal revenue receipts were $500 The Clear
ing House statement to-day is as follows: Exchanges,
s13s,7s4, 9s9; BALANCES, $4,559,47O. The trans
6S7O.sO2; payments. 81, 940,97I; currency bal
Rnce SIS. 516 1872; coin balance, $S7 57l,6SO
The rates for sterling exchange to-day were ad-
Fapced u cent to the e, but the advance checked
business and rates are quoted hardly steady at the
Advance. Annexed are tee revised posted quo
fatiOps:
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n,v SfoOOo.0OO bonds next "Wednesday. Ine iact
.hst helped. but was not the cause OF, the maj
-.actson was q sharpness in money. The dealings In
r,s,aware. Lackawanna and Western were as con-
-n,cnous as they were The last two days. Early
sfsre was decline fromd257s to 1915; rally fol-
soavad. and the stock sold mp to 1864. That the
,yscs did not go higher was not the fault OF the
travelling "poInt-giyersp who were industriously
Circulating the report Of an increased dividend and
other good thngsr The later sales were at 10 -
zoe Canada Southern again was active,
,a,a after falling to 81 rose to 82s4 and ended
! "a 60 Nashville. Chattanooga and st. Louis in
uiced In ono of it's periodical exhibitions OF the
ssst Of matched orders, and its price rose from %
q e50941. Northwest and St. Paul sold up to
Yesterdays best prices but ended q ana % lower
than last evening Failing to find any ojner reason
for an advance in these stocks, the point" on tnem
n reduced to large short interest" which. DOW
aver is not visible in the borrowing and loan
markets Western Union continues dull, ana ltS
prce depends upon the biddngs and offerings OF 700
Tow persons to constitute market. To-day IL SOLD
ND TO 1859 and closed at 114l2 decline OF a per
cent; ex certificates the sales were nj 7SDeUA20
79a, Pacific Mail made rapid round trip from
b7s. TO 80 and back to So. The day was too short
90 make the other Il per cent on thefhome tack.
The whole market closed quiet, and operators are
confdent, bat prices were weak.
4 (5oyernment bonds were only moderativev active,
khe transactionsat the Board covering $12O,OOO Is
and 80 900 5s All the sales of the is were at 113l2
Tor coupon and ll2la for registered, but the final
bids show decline Of q per cent. those for the 5s
showing an advance of q per cont Annexed are the
sloainc ouotatiops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riuer. Vessels and Railroads.
N,,xx, vopx1 Ertdav March 10 4 az
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
ERW.YoRK, Friday, March 19. II

AsHEs-Quet and unchanged; Pots $50; Pearls $50.
BEESWAX-Dun but steady at "a 026c for Western ana
Southern yellow.
BROOMCORN-Quieta at late prices.
COAL-The general market quiet ana essentially un.
changed quote: Liverpool House Camel, Sll Liver
poo do So 40 Cakiug, SO 1884 Scotch
Steam rs; English So 7b0S4 Provincial, SO 160S4
Pennsylvania and Westmoreand Gas So SO 90 Wet Virginia
G5: Cunbef and BroadtOp and Ceared S60S5 2o and
Anthracite nOmina 81 l00$i 65 by the cargo alongside
CORpAGE-Q uiet and unchanged.
COOPERAGE STUCK--In fair demand ana STEADY.
CUICCORY-Uuchanged.
COCOA-Quiet unchanged. =. 49,
COFFEE. RIO quiet and UNCHANGED Ordinary 70 Prime
CargOes lO including FAIR at l3 po; 15OO bags eG
Bsse sold on private terms Mild Grades unchanged and
generally quiet 5000 Padang DeumadoOn sold on
private terms Java quoted Ia 2d?Ocs MaracaDO lU2@
13l2o Laguayra IL O132c. oo,,
bales 074 EVENING" including 2740 for export DOL
for spinning and 90 for speculation Delivered on CONTRACT
LOCO bales Receipts the ports to-day, 1I62S bales
against rs 74S this day last week and liOiI last year
week 53 bales aganst l3I765 laSt week. anu
b03S0 September 4S92O4 bales against
4S03OJ4 bales during the same perlOd last season.
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EuEcrEzE MARKTTs.

LxyEHrcol. March 10 sPark-Pnms Ms.,-rasssra. ann
s1y Ia "a s sncfI ND dull 42gdi Long CLEAR
s ~ guy E no.; snI sa. dun 4 s Besffnds Meas
Esno 20 s.,ms sssF an Western dun 66lsd
aa a. ses steady 9 lod Common dull
p steady at sSJ feH-Exn steady a i2iSd wheat
Use l. white hrmsr 81 vifd spnne No d duI
q I'D: Nov Winter wesser. iFnw a. a5d, New South
frn winter stea1y M ei7d corMixea Old steaAy =, 5d,
Per; stesay 81 500 CosIenseeo Oii-Yescw American,
Sgirlts tnrsentsne Of LoedcE. steady st % I'D - S"
LvkkfuoL. March lel30 D. Bresdstuhs A q
Hs egs n . hlghs ess Corn sa6d Dot GENITAL Tor
81 az 9F 1890 We whits esed for csens Club
The reeeipss q wheat or the three days wei
y ~, cgg ce1talA Including l59000 American
MkcHEgfkK March yThs mafket Tor yarns ana ta.ra.s
Euess4 Se4p6h go reed 9ela End shrtines "a yards b
W. IiVfet 1osnrn % feec Printer 20 yards d on
"a NO 80 Mule TM1ek FAR second quality iOL0IOLad
1osD s March ls-s p m-Rsnned petroleGn. "a 7sd
ASTNfEr Masoa lswilcers IArs slosea an LA franc.
ssenes pr roy kos Pstroisun. 30 francs so continues
~ ~ Petroleum. 1fnaEEs 90 pfesings
: IoxpoN WOOL SALES.
22& March 70 .At tbe wool sales to-day S4e0 bales
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoGK March ls.-BEEvEs-R Receipts were n cars
ending 70 arrive Total thus far this Week. do S
We ness was vey light ran Of Jersey
and the yards cleared OF strong Wednesaa{ d
viii probably all be sold opened very slow At Goth st.
mSrHe improved sellers rated prices % higher haG
Medneday fer nearly all ETa%e ana 5GI Te m
at to dress $500 D. for Ordinary 70 tT e
dress 81 Exporters purchased scarcely 100 head steam
to sail i've today SsSo a9 9or Van are Neop
quarters Beef and 500 carcssses 81 Mutton i0
Bee2 200 eareasses Of Mutton and Dressed Hogs for
sas S Of S niSSO of ToR
England with GOO quarters OF Beef and $50 cIcasses Of ~
p sales les at Goldsmith. for SELF 80 Missouri seTs
do 1895 10 at iOi4c and 81 o4oh 10 ao Ia d. q
20 s7 r az sSc 50 81 i5q9O d. a. 7 o.
less each d. 80 e. DC SSl B. ge s al ' S ao
1852 rs, at icc il DO i26 H. Oc % do 1903 d. at
IL i R S that FOR self IS Illinois steers. 1920 N, at
D. Vase Tor self: 10 Illinois 1905 70, Of g''s %
D. eas e. Zach o ~ G n 2Ss r. az DO zoe g7 az a. io g. H.
Vogei Ecgensteln for Meyer Rogentsln: e7 Illinois 19
and q set "a o. LIZ o. at - %; % do' ''SOO d. NJ
Sales a. Jersey civil Never for Illinois secrs
o6+ at &C. - D. and $S on 5ee g1 7 ~ Sp @ ~ do
l222 10 gI4c; 81 do l3OO n, at lOac; d. lJVi d. AZ
b a. Culver for A. L. Maupn virginia steers l2i7 H.
9'c % o. less on the lot CO. ~ m ~ .sr
J +.
s, sss? u u g5" s s l% Leg
on the lot: Loo H. at 91c; 70 do l2lO o. at Oc;
20 l.2SO h. at lO4c. , ,,,..-,- ,,,..-.
for Samuols {. shaWDerg ~ illhos 9teoiS'
ll2l H. 81 sc. % n. at, -,
ana s az Jersey CITY, Demand light and market slow
prces weak 'Robs' are quuJco &c. Poor 20 Prime
Noas al few Chocc at 50 &c Grassers ae almost
unsalRbo . ,,., - , o 49,
bead-IB cara ht Gpthst at Jersey CITY Toai
since saturday head B Il head fr the cor
rrsnondng i,p last week sellers wiling 10 make
iuriher and butcher refused 10 opea Ihr
was dull trade and about - CARLOADS wiz
he carried sales Of sheep Wtro at b'lqoNc anu Oi
salCsHKifbr & TO sold 100 Ohio sheep 1903 n, a. &C.
Hauen1ecl Davis -Od: ~ ~ ate Shecp 100 ~ ~ 90 w
l66 DO Sc S0n Michigan do. lU2 u. al - ~" -Ol
state Wearing Lambs. 90 10, gt q Ec . - ,,,.. -, 81,
DnenacE Dewey sold l6l ohio sheep 10y ~ az &c
Mehigan .O6 H. ~ g. 50 late ytslrrlty ia"
sheep ~. H. at &c sBd > on The lot 30 state Wearing
Iamha, ~ u At CSC 81 d. - n. ~ tao. go, .
j. sold lat yesterday - Siac she = y 70 az
Co. ~ do rs H. az G'tc ~ 'in 40 10 10 ~ 70 90 %
state NeAihng 1-'iuhg. - r. NJ q 70. 80, . .
Newton & Holmes sold; p PeDusylvauA Ahrep w. 10 NJ
Gilc 1876 do l35 n, ~ &C. oo. -.c,
ia & Iricucg sold lGn Ohio SHEEP ~ n NJ ''ir -
HOG~cyripts we're ~ rsoi GtI bead car. ~ Jetr{
Ctv ana 81 4uh-st Total since ~AtiIhAi. I',t,
head agaiust 20 40 head ior tho cOiFrohhLe hr st
wetk. Market weak and nominauy quoted ~ "'sGoAe
None for SAC alive
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TnGMriaI
THE SILVER CREAM COMPANY,
, ,,.nu,.CI AL0 .u

LATE STUART, DUNDAs q COMPANY.
Purchase for export to any part Of the world Indian NOR
chandse and produce Of description OdeIg must have
provisional remittance attached 20 the extent Of 20 cent
on estimated value balance drawn for under OF doc1
ments.
The Silver Cream Company receive commission and auc
ton sale in the Indian market merchandise and the pro-
auctions or other countries
The 81 c. Company IN better position than enY house
In India ship cigars OF brands the Compsy HAVING
their mandatory In Bermudab Every cigar is guar
aDteed to be made from the very best material procnTabe
ties
Upon receipt Of dollars American postage stamps
very choice selection Of samples will be dispatched post
paid.
Gunny Bags another very important branch Of the Com
plnys business they Shipping largely to Austria La San
@. H. STUART. Manager
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RrrF,t0 March lS -CNrTLY -Herlpts tnllv. 7f5 head
total Tor sek thus o. sO Dad for same TINE last reeE
through. 40 market nothing
doing ana several remain unsod
LANfHkecrtptA today, iiib head tctal IoI
wees thus far heal for time iRs week 1900
head, consigned through - market du and drO1
Ing no ka-trn trade -es Of choice 10 Fancy a. outside
bu,rrs 20 70 COla1n 20 ar Wnsiefn itMba -
- 90 Cod to Ch1cc Ht0 40. several cars ofbhrep held
w. 49,, - -u.., En-. ,.-
10, o. head Tor tin' iN-t Wr"N itnl1 htfl ,u
agpcd thr,ugb s. cars market VERY duD is l"adN CA sa
ofy ioata ~ Medium H,ayl -od a. 80 2 li.~ ,nlib -
50 - 15 market closed Nit ccAuDi'd G""h""'d ''N'
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STEAMBOATS, ano railroads.
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as tn
4 NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN Rail

THE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the
4 NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
GRRASsEMESr ~ TRAINS TAEMe EFFECT NOVEMBER Is 1880
rom Coaches 10 Bunalo and suspension Bridge
Up IN. Day.-Fast 81 Louis Express arriving ~ Bet
alO connecting with fast trans ~ the West and
Southwest Puman's best Drawing.rOom Sleeping Colch~
7pm DAILY -Palao Express Tor she West Sleeping
through 70 Buao NIAGARA Fails SnG S NAE ana
7i5 D n..-Emigrane train Tor the West - 49,
Trains leave ChambGrs street DeP9 icy $50 $40 1880
D. M. and IL midnight SATURDAY nights on6' S"""'" ~
a. RaibeSiori and Passaic 1850 10 1920 Dthe lO2o
IN train stops az IN SSss 6 lS 5so iGS5 m II mid
night sundays ., $780, lO;2O A. No. lAo' o'oO p Ill., anu -
PaI9rsSn. t. TOO TO- 1920 II noon lao 500 $40
g. b:in o. 90 bS0 6:l0 6%O lG59 D. IN, anu ~ my
night sundays d e''V' lo'%oA ~' t1' ''O p "'' anu
mia3iSs6 via Newark e:is $40 me- $40 42O. 5:2O
GIG $50 p mr. and ~ midnight Saturday nights only sun
day Ml6 I'D, ST so A. H. lao $500 3 e.lO 7sl5 aud II
midnight Sundays u o3U, lOi2O m- lao oSo v H. anu
~ LVmiTGnn ,sESS 100 1920 a. M. 4:SO p m.
NtwnuTT ana Corn WALL 75O a ~, 800, $50 p m sun
d1 RoS SSSG and Kingston $3.50 m sundays $50
anansn D. 100 o. lU.2O NJ, $3.50. $780, 49O. 2, 7l6 N.
sSSSays g. $50 lj2O 9. m, $780, P IN; on
Sundays $50 ioO M $50 p % and dhe ssgS ANA 3
Rq,IoaI , a. 80 o. 1920 a. M 4sO T. 7l6p
Gay 9 leave ljd.st quarter Of and quar- or AiIer
each hour from 5:45 70 J41 h. aud a. lOAo ana AAa
Sr ' SsD for So s S a Ha
shscRing and transfer Of h1ggsge may 70 le ~ No So
aa2ytsS BrOoEyn. or At tho OomPaoys DePols a, zox
Express Trains from sac moS' ArrVela Ne"''"A :" 'A'
and il2S o K ap HSbiBoT Cent Agent NcwYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trans Leave for Eassw9o G S s4o SssSHi lS pm
Sunday "a ~ aud $50 D. IN fho iliSO p M Train whi
SanasS spnna VaiIsY and MonssY hOe s'SoA r'i s'oo
u o. - 49,
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q The following shows the imports Of dry goods at
fe port of New-York for the week ending tnis date
bnd sinee the beginning of the year, as compared
hith the corresponding periods Of previous years
sa,.,ed y e sss a. 7sssss s1ssoSos ssos
6hrovs on markef.... LSl4,022 S,52a,SS6 2.SSS'<ll
ss5sUsss ssssss1
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LAY COOKE & co. ASSET SCRIP
y boagnt Dy q. 7. BONNER & Co.

Pennsylvania RAILROAD COMPANY,
TRRAsIIRRs DEPARTMENT :
PHILADELPHIA. March :, 1881
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 the holders
~ of tho PHILADELPHIA AND EEIE RAILROAD
CUMPANY'S FIip5r MORTGAGE DOLLAR BONDS, ma
hiring March 81 lss bonds will be paid AZ the
S company date. alter which une interest
VI VIII
10 ayo drlg m making holders requested
"a psrni their b1nds 10 the nndersgneda sufficient tine
before maturity Tor examination which receipts Will DO
given. .-.-, ,,-,. 49,, A.,
gags ssrling Roads aud will b. paid the 3Lst
inst al the london Joint stock Bank London ENG and
'"'''"' w. JOHN ID TAYLOR Treasurer.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
leave New-York, via Desor0sses and Cortland
streets Ferries a fOlOws: -
PALACE cars ait lched. IN, and $3.50 .. m. daily.
Haven. - $50 D. CORY and
Erie AT $50 o. m connecting Cory T1tusyie fetr
leum Centre aud the Oh Regions =, .,.,., -.
baltimore Washington and tae south Limited Washing.
ton Expess" Pullman PrlOr Cars daily. except sunday
i0a M arrive Washington Regular st 45O and 8:N
a M; $40 and 10 .. m. sunday 4:30 a m aud l0p m.
=" EI,Tess forB baltimore. except Sunday, D. m.
Express Tor West PhilAdepbia $3.50. 1890. $40 Qt
Iiptsdj IL /. 800 34O. l. D, D, q $50 snd 10 p m.
and II night sunday, 43O and p M b. o T. $50 and ID
Eaprss for PSilsdsphia via Camden. 7oo and pm
Set. Of BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through
Trans AZ Jersey city Attending and drest traases
iO TraiSs airivs: From PittsburE 8 lO4o as5
d,,iv san n M daily except Monday. From WashingtoI
ana Baltimore. $50 500. o:2, lo;oo p sunday
$50 a No. and 1880 p m From Phhadelph'A SOC 800;
Sni i0so n M SUNDAY 500 $50 8. lo;40 1i4oa nj $50
C.Qsa
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state Of New.Yofk County OF New York. s% !. FhEDh
TAYIOR cashier OF tho abOye.nAmod oank, 40 soeInH
snvaL tnat 'so TAYLOR, Cashier.
a. len IN baoro me this 18th day OF March,
1881 AIFD IL. TIMPSOS, Notary Public,
100" ~ NeW.i Ork Go.
COrrCct-Attcsti
@ BALDWIN.
mo r. A8NEW, ---.... DrsctoIs
TDMUND d. RANDOLPH')
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fjOrses. CARRIAGES. 6arness, Wr.

CHEAP HORSE WANTED for the eountr
~ give lowest casa price and iul particulars BOX L
ton Landing ~ Y
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N1sErEEs TRAINS EACH WAY Y, DAILG, EXcsP1
TWO IN EEW.YoRK
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ON AND AFTER JANUARY II. 1881,
Trains leave NewY0rk via Desorocses and Corr
a,so 30 $40 Q 40 Iimitedl IL m. J. 800 $40 4
g. g. A. $50 and 10 ~ night SGndays 4;S0 and
a M 5, B, 4, $50 ana 10 p. m, and l2 night
7so M and D. NJ running through via Trenton and Cam
oY Heats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
io s1nSSSe trans esve West Phadepha IDOL S4S sss
( IS and D. M ON sunday 1901, S:I5 sS5 j. $50 4
M 4 and 8 D. Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden a m.
ana $50 y IN daily except Sunday
Ticket O1ces, 526 aad "a BrOadvaY Asor House ana
foot OF aud So1rtI and Brgek
iyn Annex station. foot o. Puitonss BrO9kyn Noa IL
I6 and 10 Huds0nst; HoOo<en station Jersey CITY En-
ehs NeWYoTk Transfer Company wiz call iof ana CHEEK
nage ge IRON hotels and residences +, pu,.,,r.
PftINK THOMSON, IA =. rAnMEhs
General Manager oen - rss.eDser sSene
DOCKAWAY BEACH.--New-Y0rk. Wood
~ and RoesawaV hrg pi daH S10sSs
Leave ROcKasay 7;iOa m. 3:lo. oil0p N
CTONINGT0N LINE TO BOSTON:
- CoNHECsfINo FOR ALL POINTS EAST,
The Elegant steamers
sTONINGTON, On TuesdayA Thursdays and saturday.
and NARRAGANsETF on Mondays Wednesdays aAd frt
DAYS" 5P NJ FRoa PIER IS, N. r,
Foot OF Jayst. arriving BOssonstS A N FARE AS LOW
A. "a ANY OTHhl1 LIN T. -, s...-.
secured az Westo0tgs Express CeDany 40 Se4
1858 l9 Broadway and AeSrSPstAa aaa Fsa Aseaas
Hotels 1cket oatces l.R. N1k 3
PRoyIDRNOE LINE-FOa PixIGHr ONLY
Steamers ELkCfRA and 9ALAfEA ieeve P1cf ~. soft1
River loot Warrenst daily excsps sund2ys) ~ ssso
Freight VIA sither line TAKEN a loves. ss4sss $500.
l. w. PiLKIaA Geasfsl Passenger Azeak
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NORWICH LINE
~ To Bosto Worcester Nashua Portland and the EAss
New London-seaners leave fies NO ~ Socsa hlvee
at o m. ILly. sundays excepted Limited tickets 70
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED R9UrR
MENT. AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
MITH ABSOLUrE SAEEfY
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RALTIMORE and Z OHIO RAILROAD,
.MoDEL FAST LINE 70 THE WEST.

~ NOBEL FAST LINE 10 THE WEST
on ana after Dee Passenger Trans csasrsi r
ass e. as ssss sSs WIN
E Sarj bSsscs Pee " ,,... ,o. ana an
81 cSesso
LILO m.-Day for washington and the west with
T =; New and PALACE sLAEpISg CARS attached
| no other line makes faster ume to the Vest s
Trains arrive from the West at $40 p and o2o
Prncpar NowYOrK ONCE Sl6 Broadway, also GA Broad,
Tickets secured and aggage through
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY
@ N NsYorR foot o. nssfty station In
SO@ms.cns pees@5er l. fsso-Leavs New.Yorf soos Of
$50 FsSingsOn EastOn Allentown. Reading.
$50 -FOf sehoOeys Mountain High Bridge Branch.
D. L western r. H. Easton, Allentown Wllkesbarres
% T9s,E Esston Asasoya Essa
r,s1r %EGT EssOn Allentown Reading af
nS $3.50 WFos saston bath Mauch Chunk Tansqua
4:s0p n;.for sclcosys Mountain High Bridge Branch,
4:is p m.-fST sc@efvtle. Pennington, &C.
Rssdips HsrIisSuis Msacl chani, %ifssssfTs as
@ slS g. ior T" Ea asSna ss
scr Ss Ssrs S'45 SiS S:aO 1ls 7aS SAG. s4s slS
SS 1879 go i u.s. 81 s5 sJ c f sH 80 = '''
10, I sI ss1 s Time TABLES a.
to and from Jersey CITY station
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvf
ALL RAIL LINE toI Perth Amb2y. South Amboy, Red
ant. Toms River, Barnegat ATLANTIC CITY, Sc
Leave New York, foot Libertyst at o. St6, 1ls5
$780, $780, 4, $50 m.
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
\ CONNECTION. Leave foot Of Lberty.st for Freehold
at S:16, ll:45 q m. L. o:30p m
NEW-JERsEY. SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Via BTenchp8rt
sSTsg asSt ssas s sssSas "a highlands $685.
1l:46a m, $3.50, 4 D. M.
Via faed Bank;
$40 Q. m.-For Manchester Toms River. Barnegat So
1;3O pm For Manchester Tens River, ATLANTIC CITX
and OF stations 70 Bayside
APP. m.-For winnings Toms River, Barnesat. &c.
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alnrhle nnn GIaIe lflantsIs.

WOOD and SLA re MANTELS.-The mos
varied and cOmpste stock OF Inc mantels now on o.
hibitiOn- L. b. STEWART CO, 10 West 2SiS<- Ne"
York
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NEw-YoRK AND LONG BRANCH DTvrs

Long Branch ocean Grove ASS1s Park Point Pleas
Leave NewYork foot Lberty-st, at O. si6, 1l's5 MT
l;30 3.20. 4. $50 d.
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In London British consols were buOyant up to 1OOl6
Tor money and 1003i6 for account. United States os
we're a higher at 104l2 412s were lower at
S143s and Is were steady at 116is. American
Railways failed to respond to yesterdays late adj
vance In the homo market but on the contrary gen;
orally were lower than yesterday Illinois Central
was an exception and rose from 1892 to 141A2
The Bank of England lost e249OOO bullion on
balance No quotation for French rentes has been
received but Paris sight exchange on London Is
buoted up to 25.37 francs to the 8. a Berlin dis
batch reports that the Imperial Bank OF Germany
hurlng the week lost specie to the amount OF
The gross earnings Of the following railroads are
reported:
INDIANA. BIooM RGTos AND WESTERN.
First wssS IN March. ss2Seg s25,se2 Inc. $500
5snnsry 70 March Ia. Ies957 l98,5Os Inc. e,44s
DENVER AND RIO GRAEDE.
ss1 10 March a... SSss 7s9SsS Inc Si6056
The receipts of flour and grain at the principal
atlantic ports this 18th day Of March were:
New-York Bait Phila: Boston
Eiour. bbs............... o'i9f o'o4o o''Oo
Wheat. bush ........... $500 1880 1880 $500
Cdrn, 10l. Ia 1881 1O32O9 bO503
pata bush, .............. 22,l00 1850 $3.50 1913
Bye bush. :............-.-. alSg az; 2'4oo
E1fiey push 6;ssxwy oSoVVa5 ,os.aso NJ ioo
1.-THE following were the Receipts and shipments at
Ind from Chicago and Milwarkee to-day:
Recapta Shipments
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L0Kn0N WOOL e11,l

Z ). ~ n "a IoKD0N WOOL SALES
*eA March 10 --At tbe wool sales today g4e0 bales
g shlsaZ Port PhiliR syaseT aed Adelaide.
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FREEHOLD AND YORK RAILWAY
CONNECTION. Leave foot Of Libertyst for Freehold
at 5:16. 1l:45 a. m; A. $50 p. m.
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1.-THE following were the Receipts and shipments at
md from Chicago aud Milwaukee to-day:
Recaapta Shipments
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L1iuioeno Notltes.

OFFICE OF CHICAGO ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA
RAILWAY Co.. 81 BROADWAY,
NEw.IORK. March 10. 1881.
4 DIVIDEND of ONE and rHREE-QUAR-
n TIERS PER CENT Il ~ has this day been declared upon
tbr pr,rrreo CAPITAL sIOCk thu company payable April
90 1851. 20 stOckhOldaTs Of record March 3D. Inst go,
K
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fiHantldl.

A LII who are Interested IN rIilroId business
~ and mi egg" tiltgtci sIIIl get nc FIiB U Ne Al
MANIAC Tor 1881 nov rsliy. puce - cents Nv III
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" AND THE WEST,
VIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave New YORK. foot LlbertysL:
Ga IN. For Washington, Cincinnati. Chicago. &c.
Jpn. DAILY Fast Line, Through Coaches and Sleeping
Cars 70 Cincinnati, Chicago st Louis. &c. o.,.- -
ll:30 Daily for Washington, Cincinnati, Cncaeo &c
Tickets for sale and baggage checked At foot Oh oore
NinSEpH = HARRIs HIP. BALDWIN
~ General Manaser Gen. Pass Agt