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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riper. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, March. 1. 1881

AsHEs-ouiet ut 4s4c for Pots and 5Lc. for Pearls.
WAX-Firm IN light supply at "a SdZoe ior west
si BR s6S coRN-pql unchanged ~ ,.,,., nn,r
easier Taa quoted little higher L%e and Cement in fair
ssanssa A9 We SaSts BSieEs@Hsds
ina FronsDark 81 osi2 Browns Sl9 0o0sil Lan nn
Sning IN 10 state Common 80 osoc. Finishing 81 .:
5ssl PTs,aS9 s 81
and fs s.es 6i,1 5EP sS..@,
Ss R Iss s sCSn aSr
Boards; si7ssi7 Wide and sound Yellow Pine.
sa4Ssas Green Boards 81 DO and Dry DO
S260sz6 60 careoes ct South S!t ~ per a.
%sSSs s77ess5 per Nj Ash: do Oak $500
sss sS Sa chsay ' saa 3
WOOD u and @ Inch. s25as2 go and DO inch sSs $S5
e coca h asaToy STOCK SS firm at s. per key
and dull a3SH 49, DO
fsen aensnds for are
upoles are larger late prices remain steady stove
UoRDAGE-steady and nnchanged Manila Cordsge ~ IND
Rom rnns W Yarns Is 20: DO aud thd 6c hale Lines
iS pc TaPd Manila Fine do Lsth YsrG 5c; 7sal
DO and thd lhdS-le inch. l2c Tard sisa Lath Yarn.
ACoopERAGE sToCK-!Trade is rather quiet but lse
prices remain steady; Moiasses Shocks 32nch, with
q 81 Gs e. g. T sUa
hum SHOCKS SS 6O0sS Is Pipe shooks ~ 50Gs1 Empty
g ss ~ So IL fes Ordinary Prime green
Prime Carpoes lO1l3c including Fair l2c Mild grades
easier and more active BOO bags Maracaibo ex Cauus
SSSS ea ssm .asSayss issSay
Java Il iaa2oc; sayans lr0i5o: MoTics II ga ISc
moro se1s ss HcSB isnn
81 for export and es2 for DELIVERED on Con
against 1880 this day last week and d ~ year Ear
mar \
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NOTICE.
OFFlCEoF TUE


OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVlGAIioH t"1 ar NI;utS, (
Tho third fourth ami MIA assessments OF twenty percent
roo prr cent each mon subscriptions Tor the rst thoo
millions CAPITAL stock OF the company VutoilLeu
meeting OF )oo0eF ~ l0u airs
required paid companYs Offices III Wv on
May g aud Juno next respect Noiy NOW
ever tat payment IN full for sad VIII ~ Io
ceyed by The company said offices on nhn aef Macn
10 1881 and the new stock issued thereioc ana settlements
made including payment Of scrip dVdehu Oh Ten per cent
Interest on payments made after February 1881
win be computed To thatday ON which time fun paid STOCK
will De entitled ~ dividends
Tho second three millions stock 10000 shares WIN
be subscription at par 10 siotkOes OF eeoIu gu
March sSi to their respective olulnes on
mat day Twenty per per cen OF SAID
will required be paid the compahys ONCE IN NaM-
10, 1881 twenty per cent (Zu per ceht
49, twenty cent GO per cent on June 70
balance of forty cent aO per cen oh y oo
Provided however that payment IN full oZ said subscrp
millions OF new STOCK VIII De 10
cey ed by the company and after April TO- 1901 the now
stock lssned therefor interest on payments
May 1881 which date 1t Will 10 ehtued 70 ui'uehuS
scrip dividend per cent will be paid TO me holders
nj millions OF the new STOCK NJ INC uho
payment of the last nstament OF their tnere9
said scrp 70 bear per cent interest from Novomoe
lSS and TO be- payable OF surplus net earnings Oh
companv nonerly applicable the corucate5 nee-
ior 10 be In S same those Issued by tho company
November !, 1880,
The tran,er books OF the company win be closed on March
2 ISL reopened April TO- 1851 lor inc
purposes.
by order OF the Board Of Directors
HORACE WHITE, Treasurer
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Lvrar. O. N,rh I-I2'o n.-co';on qlct M'rll're
% ~ , or 'Hrn Anon Ann 4,a TH9Trt g Tggg,'
toar,- l.." d.'d ins claus, March teAl,y. a." "s'
t.' e." o. aa''h AL N" t''i;,' u; 81 and ,.n. ,o
Afi.~'i t.' "',r o. 81: .', a. "a. ~" s i,'r ,rI
i,i, 80 49, el 10 Ara,r,j S,pirp Ger
J....r. . I 80 tsi uo October ana %O'ember "e'
'T[. o. "a 81, -. ', G o.Iol Mid,iinv roanis.
OH "t Ig tinlg- q'i ..s l I %: nc cav
prpar 100 'r- Ah,rci t"iuies-, p,+Hl' ~" SI
, ,r I d. t, ani i - ieav erv Odd do Nav ana
nms.,t ana -.ou1rr d,,el;. ID; d. september am!
.t,i, Nara &C ,t;,n stcpy: niinn9g lo7c. L,y
W+arpr. l'.- "ooi ofi;nar5 9c; receipts '' O1''''
HItiaotr ,.a.rl I--cot,oa quiet Nidd'pe. - Low
McGiur. ,lc: ""oi OnH.af'. lh. n,! rrfc.9'N -
'1bsirs: ~ aurr, ~, bl!e,; sioc. III; DS"s
B.rIoN M.nh -, otI', '.n'y Mdihng. l.! r. ~ Nv
bale, ros, - oA.', stocN 7.'iJ) hHcs ,,,,
M"n; - i o".a.r nm! ,' ae' G,. e3 20
blle' 'kp"rs 1" M "'lrnt ~, oa,"s ''1''"'"' i"''
VI M 5-'c .i d ''"% e'' ' f.t. = .%
,rmra ,,oa's 1ie' 80 bate ''Gs . n@.' P4 ', low
N'': 80 ~ ~ n,',. export, 10 GREAT Brtain l,,2
il-yI -. Na,, ..,or'on da:i: M,aihnr. II s';
:, ,, sl.ui.ut, l,oJ Dale, faet l*j) bales siocN'
o coiisn 'saay M ,t lin. r.. ~ hqT g Md.
da"r J" i 4:aty S SIs,I III i'oS ua!, - OA''
%G~&rsASa. MAroh lco'.o% nrn5 sa mag II ,r
4 - o4s. gross. 6.'97 olrs e1s"5s to Great Bh'a'n
4f Ss,. .4pas t 9%S &a d!G ,o, a Gs
ralLAgtr -en T3dr. S%I 5g nn, p es 81 81
ialr so,s Oal,s sales spinnet' 30 o"'es s.ocA
cAviSSau March l-cott,r qmet MhiaIns. nLc.. Low
6.Ic, tipcrts to connrn o.l;- bar. ~4l@s -.oVO
pA!c' Last ~, ,nar; og% % ~ Mgnk 49,, Low
N'rpE lose; uood PRIMARY ~ I1ee.1is. = J.; HAleS
'M,'isiS"ro> Mu,h 90" steady Mdn4. ~. ., :
HndII-. To- Ho"i culinary. 2c ut receipts al
mo, stu,A. al - bales
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r1,pnrFAN -.I\KKErs.

fvamooI- March l.-rors-Pnme M''s-Eistsrn, steady
Nr-trrn. At 81 Bacon iumborlIhi III.
,iul At ~ ahorl iLp. steady at - IT.. l9n- Gear
XIII n tOti. short Clear. IN! ~ ~. 'AnS- onS
H. dIl ~ Il Shnr"rs. ncr ~ >, I'd Beer Hu@ Mes
.,a,y u II Extra IImrr AZ o. fTlnc he-a, Steady
' I.nl-l1ue Western. steady at % 81.
Ioy-pnnr Ci;v. dun Gt So Gd. lurpentine-Sprt+
All AZ :; Ho.u-rinr. steady az lri: Common, hln"r
-, : a. Cnre.U-AmrrrIn 'nolcr steady at - Oa i"rI
,.l urucr .. Extra state, dll AT ~ ~ Wheat
so /. White. steady ~ . ID Spnne. ~. = steady
,i RI Sew Winter We1tern. duli At 0'"l; New Soun
r ,trr steady ~ . ut. Mixed old steady a, ID;
sew. bGd. COOn>rrd u-frh"W Aihrlrhh SICILY a. -
nst1 am a, n Il pnIiu stedy JGddJ Jd SliIts lur'
tru;inc At London. dGll AZ q GL -... $500, 4, q.
Ilyk.pDrf. March lao y. m-Cofl a. Dct Crn'A w
New Mixed WESTERN 81. per crnia for @ a. MEG" M's'ih
finnr S.dQII per ccuta iOr Western CAhl wheat ~
-, Il mr. crui. Tor average california Nhi %; H1d.H'ou
for ,lorn4 hub std ID. for Red western spring. anu
g9d. n 8 nj for Rcd WINTER ,, ,o .....
IuNIoN March /. p. ulCalcntta IAnsctd ~, per Ht"
rincd ctrvleu, 3D. per gal Spiits vi iurpc"udo'
rwt ,.,ou S,crt
Cirar Mindles 4O6d per cwt Tor Long Gear MiddcS Iu
Wtgroo March $3.50 D. m.-rroadsiuns- receips
II Wheat Tor the past days we're tJOUO ccnta lhcIuu'
ia 600 AmciIc ~. ,,, ,u,n,.
HNTwER Marcn l.-Wncox's LaGH closed at l55 francs
30 genuine, Der 100 klos PcOm, - francs Tor nho pAo
American
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-
sa E9,q 81 s6 e0 bales Prce:
ssss ssessnSss !. 6.esn;.7
9soee 0r fnrs sH%
os sS9s 7I 'S aS g
TC6sy eospg gc Nav for lGn'adeli iaSo
ss a d5sS A9g1i,SSe SoSemcr
s iSsssHos
ETITsds only %S%s1asy ac Ss az a Tns s
GSash atelv sales made s. 50. On Wn'seree@
c canssd s.ssae Apsa Fio~sf lump Alum
0tae Acid l0slos Ctrc do "a sSce B a"s
ESsisS S 81 xlcoSo iass2 Root Ipeesf 81
81 81 s sssan HS1 &c
Ssss s Ssss.so q s'
Sssn D0pc 81 ar 1gsi ~ sSS c.a. nc
sss q sc soss4: slsaoans Powder Carp
@ 81 S do
s1ssa 3 ssas2 so; do. sassafrs.: 44e45c ,,.,a,,.
s?lss Ss' sssrss
sss Scale. sf :. s ssa 20 To-
IS 5S
FLOUR AND shade stronger
:ns sssss if export manly
66s including $500 bos @innesYi n aS,ra 8 S1g
ss $rs; s5 SSs az
sSs.. e s,osS @f sss.Is. . ss;
Psssdiss :sa Fancy SSls N q
g ssasS q. Of sales 1900 bbls. were for export
S1otanens Ha O. 50 09s5 65 latter extremes saDernne
ws4 zoi Common 20 Pair Extra State. "a so %;
W. e sa.S3 Co. = $685. so Common 70 oooi Extra
Shoeea e 05ess IS: Common Extra Minnesota 81 500
s 81" ssesrs S Ssrs q 1883 BYE Mixgrs $40 70.
fstsDt % st a Coa1S ~ esr u S 81 10
ISS SyoG; 70 vey cnoce Panty. So IOGS7 90 Patent
winter wheat kxtxA % toosss closing steady UUTH
Ss mmon ~ e. . sssys IN Par fog sales 200
25sss7s ineudnF 300 bba Tor sypor. " Ss 10 RYE
g2sSss BUCK WHEAT SLoUn 1 dull at Il 500
aEAL Quiet unchsngcd sales 200 bps
o snf f Gso Sss ssas9 -
osk 4 ID yauI1s.na.Aer au.. su, .sou, steady
ss s q r. s 49, Sssss SS
lie; sardReA hsboxes DO f S; ~
Sl2se ws,3nts 0reeobls, i20I2sc. French do sGsIc;
n So 1900 anaeers ssS Tarsgona Almonds
Esncus vs. sss Is &C.. s ssI
4sl per Eew M sise Jorsn Il es5y a s.s ~ Sy
asSs ~ ps;.rx wa 4a orsnse
fSn 1914 81 81 s.s SS rss TO- and LOCO d. no.
0RAIN--wAEAf-Markeg a Ic better fair ernor, trad.
mainly u No Red and No spring aud brst business
spscalassvs accounts eiong arm isry active a. tie
- can neadns Sioo5 SSsS NO sprins pe Ssse
4Et a. 900 bush ppgssded Winter Red 81 iSasl al "a;
u bosh. no. > Red. 81 IN, 2e3,0IN bush No 2 Rsd
~ 0seisi delivery N Mrehi 81 1881 i9s In store
se ssess ssf Ss.d q % hard
~. grEtsdsd White, q l2st1 ieh; 1900 bush
lyh rsguiset q I5e, free board; 81 i7ia
'sssy n Aarohi No. BED March. 81 sSSsi 1915
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no J,>rlRo F"b. @oConec-C"oi FisiH 1000" l. 10
A,,.asct,al re,ria. I6"lO bi"' ship
,u. -. thr wrcA--o t1r thIurrl ana Norih "i EUROPE
900 bAr- United states 3GoJ1 bags !" Ia" 'irl,
,a,au tonO bsg- ~alrt III the NC-LfUr The hinuol
and Snn Of EUROPE, 1910 lag,i Tor th" United Stit|
uut ti -S fD' The Mediterranean. HOJJ Days. ot'h,
-. uuu nI.s. Exc'duPc un innu'r. = ~ -. a., - .
-tNI,- frh st uiee-ipti"r ~ll g. NNo d',"'" r.
,,r 10 sio- Average diy receipts. ltOO b9Ss; shipment ;
~ inc work 20 Jil ,pluIrS loo" ndS To- uI"pc l"UVp
l,. e., 81 fh, I'll counties, IVUV uags' log
l..Itup-. ; 900 bag, stock, lri,UOD basS
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WE ITVITE SUBSCRIPTIONS AT 82H AND AC
CEUED INTEREST FOR a LIMITED AMOUNT OF
THE ABOVE.EAMED BONDS.

The road T., now process OF construction four hun
bred urn being ac7ly emp tho work. and will be in
cnp tc running order 10 Point Lookout within six months
The bonds completed portion leased by the Bat
tnore ana Ohio $4,000 per MILE aud org
inav placed at 30 per cent arc now selling at no.
THIS will furnish tho most direct outlet TO the sea for
tho OF the Baltimore and Omo Pennsylvania
Central. and Other important lines
Twin furnish important link in the chain Of communica
zion between the North and south shortening the time
through travel about The company Will establish
limo u steamers 20 run between Point Lookout and Norfolk
IN connection with the road Ii will hold the Key TO the
o. ter trade OF The chesapeake. aud furnish its only avail.
able outlet during the winter senson
The company has half Il million dollars in cash and
GOOD Assets La the line of the road and its
rights way paid and on record Its absolutely free
from debt excepting bonds ed the entire Issue OF
which has placed in hands IN trust In such form
that We are enabled guarantee DO that for every
si 900 OF bonds issued there shall be completed and
equipped At lcas, one milo o. road.
All the bonds which authorized 70 oTrr AZ 30 hav
ing been subscribed for have advanced the price to .:
The night t. vance price without notice Il reserved
recent Jusues the publication OF the FOL
lowing letter from tho President Of the road
a. w. DaNOCA * CO..
EXCHANGE COURT NEW.YoRK.
OFFICE or Tug WASHINGTON
CRY AND POINT LooKotr r. r. o,,
Mossra A. W DIMoCK & co.
tiESriEMrN: company holds Judgment against the
uurr rs any mortgage that be now created IL also
holds its o6 atons the form of notes for large amount
estimated considerably Orer FIaTT Va mtoH
Of dollars. -. ,... 49,. ,,.o 80, Tor mann, roars.
even Ms rights OF way II not OF record its
para grading o many years ago has become &
present object extending beyond tho negotiation It's
oonuA sTSUIT President
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HI'1TRR.

Receipts for days 1870 pkgs Export. for The week
Initial on Creamery for all other grades Of both state
anu Western the marx - exceedingly a anu picts
n o., large extent nominal. The demand both from
ny,.y aid the home sufficient TO take the cur
there good deal OF accumulated sOch
here which is for gale at lower prices IL appears TO
% rpIv nisslbe the stock and dnler market
10. seldom been experienced. strictly hne creamery Is sell.
ing To joobers Sac. bat tnsre gooa many
ss1,n9 AZ 2Jca fine Delaware DAIRY sold todsy az tnat
md nrkns are offered almost III any qua NY NJ Z51
1sc few heectcd are JObDel Out rs igh a. 10y.
Welsh Ene Diaries especially dul az ~ W or o. % ~
w. ats ulter arriving and beng pacou AT Zoc 70 ooo,
o. IN flavor and Twenty cents IL INC w o ". i
tac0ry goods except for few special MARKS ohs
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r,, Rtyyr Mass MaIcl l.-Ihr lrntin" lla'h' mlr'ct
a. Grrn nv active dr'iaui with st',f"i l'njo 800 'eS
AZ .c " ,'h trr r'I'-' AZ &c. IN small ELr Il, hAl
~ tifrrs genera ~ e. 'n iicrth ptIct tur 20 %
{ l1,l. TIE market J., 81 aRly Al ~
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financial.

NOTICE.-Thc annual meeting Of the Open
~ o1r 81 suck rOSers Buldng COMPANY LOT me p pose
Of elrctinR trustees Of sam g. mdhy WIZ De hru a.
uf he - BrbIiwIy On tIn secOhu lu"sub
OF March beng the Sth, az ~ CLOCK no t,,
" CDRrLANDT /. PARkER' PRESIDENT
nj the Oman of ,tnck BruAcrs. representa- Rthv majority
the stock OF the open Board VI 9tocA boAc'S ouuS
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Receipts for days 1921 ScIsS ExnSr U at @
sabf advance the cable and niue oe.e and
from exporters little Co. mG acy seCS The best grades
rs now Greatly in stock and ere law orade
sncy tss Factory generally hold 1t 49, on nms are
not be easy effect sses apoyo with ihef real value
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rnI.IrRr ANn GAAiE.

!
F,nort, of Dressed Poultry ~ pkgr Arrivals Of 1.-Two P0u
good demand Al Hhly TflccH
sot light. but bought
ofc freely the the and have tw" Ur the day
maud Prices heWryer. nm ana are KEY 10
be ,ss tanned The Poultry uuu-nal' rOd for ta" rr
~ year The stock entirely frozen an "''a'h
, of fresh aii r arrives, aud - sold At about th s Tor
CiuCr' which G+iaIF M Y I'
ady Sinc Fancy vermont frozen la d a. -
lie ard few Geese At &c NOt MANY "hd ilgrohS ar
ytr7,o and not many present pt"' WA Ducks
are no pl.nty but have very nth demaaG. Quotations.;
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Expressly THE y. Y TRIBUNE by our own reportcrJ
For the week ending March !. 1851.
BRASs AsD PEAs.
81


Decepts for seven Caysieans, 3,OSG pkcs; PEAS 300
BUSH E,poris the week-Beans. 1913 pkes Peas 2Di7
falling oil III the demand
de- for nearly OF While Beans quiet and
rices are sa1e lower sell Home buy bought freely
,e the narkrt wps advancing and have good stock
on hama and exporters operating very limited scale
heiuns are plenty other kinds oil Beans ana are
siey at ~ l2 Marrows are not qnOi9Ole above
g. III there 4, cons Offering At ha 1pure Pea
o re held NJ 81 10 Tor strictly Choice Hand picked of
GRADES can De bought lOwer Red Kidneys are d at
81 10 II "a some GALES reported at 81 10
black Bcans entirely nominal Green Peas trne hfmer
Quotations:
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LONDON March ll2So m.consos S' iSr money! Te
otgaSe trustees certificates 81 DO second S24; Enc
Esa: 40 second Consois, 1881 NewYork Central lol2'
EHnois Central 1873, Reading. 1914 49,, -
LONDON March l2 p. m.Paris advioes quote three per
esnt Tentes SO francs 30 cenlmcs for the account A.
INSpON March l-S tlantic and Great western ns'
mortgage trustees certificates, 6s PENNSYLVANIA CenIs'
Oi6ypoy March mAtlantic and Great Western hrst
trustees certificates, 672 second 324 Erie
kss; New.Yok Central, Isl Pennsylvania Central oo2
kesding, 3Sie oo NM .on,, ., hn,uon zone
into the England on balance today Is S19IO LARS
vices ouote al 20 francs % ceues
for the account - - ,.o. D. troncs
BE can lne checkA
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ENGINEER
J.L. MEIGS, Washington d. g.
TIE SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.

LOCATION OF THE ROAD AND OBJECTS.
southern Maryland Railroad designed 20 extend nom
Point Lookout the mouth OF the Potomac RIVER 70 aso
ingtOu where will connection with the Batlmore
and Potomac Branch Of the Pennsylvania Road with tho
Washington Metropolitan Branch Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Road.
From Point Lookout 70 Brandywine where IL
POpes inch OF the Baltimore and Potomac hoads
distance 5SOl miles OF which 40 miles have been
graded The length Of the road is n miles In s location
dividing ridge between the waters o.
Potomac RIVER and Chesapeake Bay from Point Lookout u
the City Of Washington $500
The charter liberal one and obtained in 1883 The
projectors the agricultural development
Point Peninsula and open outlet TO the At
lantic an Of Mays River and Chesap axe
ay productions OF the Trea
West for Goals OF Maryland Virginia and Pennsy
va1a. -
The Southern Maryland Road Is virtually an extension on
tho Pennsylvania the Baltimore and Ohio Roads 70 deep
water the lower Chesapeake and through tm ana tne
rsmhcatlons becomes connected with the whole
the and with the coal heidS VI 'uSiu
Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Receipts days Dried Fruits 669 pkgs; PeenuS
2q26 pkgs Experts OF Dried Apples. 1859 pkg. EyaPp2
rated Apples duh and weak there IS large sIoeh
ier,ng ana hut few French shippers nave apout
cleared the market of '6wpriced sundred apples when
makes a frmer feeling for the better gra4aes' and
car of Prime Quarters was SOLD ri &C.
Choice stock is held at 5ci 4tc has cd 1ege
Ont Appe More Peeled Peaches Offering and tone
OF prices shade suudTed scarce anu nrnly ne
small Fruits without important features To note Peann
and Pecan Nuts unchanged prices Hickory NUS
lnNpr
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rp,Irs Ayn nERRIEs-FRFsh.

fku ANp nhI'I1 ii III, ord IN hnvrrs'
Apples II 392 bDs Apples dul ana IN Dulrs
Only choice stock out OF store wiz hrns ona I
quite freely ana are pawn
better prices than Many the recent hpmens
were good KOxhnry Russctts sent direct from the nteIl
FLORIDA Oranges yerT and lower Foreign Fruit IA 10
cheap that high prices are out Of the question"
arriving freely and there Is quite an accn
ation here. Receivers are accepting lower PIC =
hoping better demand. Several small shpn,h VI
Florida Strawberries sold At $2aS2 90 per quart
IN
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rscoipis Tor NJ inc FdfiOnS POM
ID, r,,inutoo were a. fpur. III" l:aISay 100 81
cream y cans Of NIB, Harlem Rain a. . 30 do sew
I,ailrnad Iiuispr RIVER Railroad. AJo de-.
MnIand Tairold IOjU MIX aud 50 81 rr1i.
bv Mill, tOtii. "fH
cans Of MNk me ptr 1t VINE The pus
the platform dui ng the week aNciag"7S o.
The maj been heavily overt rkc1 All thr week ana
~ loss 10 drtlrs VINO h
Min bought prices imDsablo 10 Keep The
s1rk ed out large liautlrs we've cf over a. ~
YHGEIAB!Es
rvn,rts of POtatOes 100 bbis m0drrado demand
fr irish Potatoes supply onerng the market iS
,uie and prices shade lower Potatoes selling ~ -
- 80 per bib steady. Mos, u the ~OutlIn lona
rors arrive condition am lrice are very Irregular
b,tunda eets .l Crac. la uia"rr Spinach ~ TAR
request at a. % Dbl other Vegetables about - ds'
luuleI
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zlnantial.
GAS STOCKS s. City K. X. Stocks and Bonds
~ bOught and sold. r. Z. HEWI IT. u Exchlngepl4oe
OF FLINT AND PERE MAR

redemption OF FLINT AND PERE MAR
IA QUITE RAILWAY co. LAND GRANT BON %
In accordance with the provisions u the trust Dee inc
the Land Grant Bonds OF the Flint ana Peo Mar
quette Railway this day for redemption ana
following OF the outstanding eight
per cent Bonds the OF September 1866
will be reJeemed presentation 10 the trustees at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02

Market The ,at,' mid WALL lHS h'cn arr
for fatpst and the catch promise 10 pa at'ti- h
Iudson TAXI pAc. Ia IoH" n rho 'ith " 'I'
MOI H. fnilvc 90 u he iCth 10y l. mI-na- -', QUO. ai-
Nps =, And srl 't lHcI1 ll."'o
values bt- 81 upon the pllcr %: -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02

The following shows the exports Ie4cInsIVe o.
rscisi from the mort of New York to foreign ports
IN The week ending March 1, and since the
kseinning of the year, compared with the cor
Responding periods Of previous years
1910 1890 1881.
rr the week. 80. s57Ssi5S, ss29$s59 ssS2s 3S 5
pysvousy reported 6O986,0lS 476l4.524 b43i4.Sszz
ToIal slice Jan. /. 667492O3 62,sO7973 62o43l4I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02
nnannaI.

DIRECTORS:
J. II. LINVILLE. Philadelphia, Penn.
B. r. FOLSOM Philadelphia, Penn.
NJ. II. HOFFMAN,. PHILADELPHIA Penn
VIM r. Henley baldwin Locomotive works.
Philadelphia. Penn.
THOMAST BUTCHER. Philadelphia, Penn
Hon GEORGE II. FAIRMAN. Philadelphia, Penn.
Gen. d. b. McKIBBIN, U. T. A, PhilaiephiA Penn.
JOSEPH TRIMBL., PhiladelpniA Penn
VIM II. LAFFERTY Camden, n. J.
CHARLES II. COATES. Baltimore. Nd
Commodore w. w. W. WOOD, Chief Engineer I'm
n, Washington, ID. c.
JOHN NJ. BROOM, ST. Mary's, Nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02

The following were the receipts and shipments
ea@A AA e Receints Shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02
shipper. arc mainly bidding ase but Of the best are

Receipts days. 99Ss pkgs The near approach Oh
have the demand ana large business was Iecoe
to-day Selling somewhat irregular DuI [Vc nS
general price for fine marks Of Southern anu ~ r
Western storm, with prospects OF cOiucl
weather. rather feeling this afternoon QUO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02

Receipts Tor seyen loys 2h2 Naea. I"FTs I0T T "H'
have been Iu" liberal lnI'ha@r's,
and wunld prOabv have dome nnrc had mere been ihpr
long rrowtis Of lfo quality 0nering hut the lots nave
been generally small u attract Their Htich'oL p'l
are "crut aiNcr~ from i"hudh ana ll'e
pool by and cable. n1'ai Htrg naIAcS loF '"o'
grades of American Hops. Quotations:
S,a Cboce "a 1890 .od2iI state Poor 20 cool l2d -
10 GOOD io PRIME lS1Ii W. ud. al 1rJwis.... 5d I'D
10 Fair 10 lG0 Is Eastern : ....-. " y
Poor 10 + lO0 - n~cnh'.h ~ -
Prime - "a Is Pd'lnc 'o''t o'''''''4-"-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02

Export and Jobbing Leather. ...24d26c
UNION TANNED.
slaughter -.
Mi sna faSas$s S h asSS So
Light Crop 81 i9a3l
Bellies. 15016c.
Calcutta Buffalo. 90 -
Light. ....20 e2i Iieayy; .....'--29 @I-a
Middle ..........20 al Damaged. --..lf "tS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-30
Americans Arrested.

II Havana, 24.-Capt. Petersen, OF
the Norwegian bark WGItolGrera, has
arrived here. The vessel sailed
from Tonala, Mexico, Sept Esd, with
mahogany freight, and on the Goth
was lost on a coral reef. The crew
escaped in boats and reached the
Island of Layaranas, where they
found a party Of Ameri-
cans, nine in number, en-
gagged in digging and collecting
guano. Two Of the party, A.
Faulkes and o. II. Vaughan acted
as superintendent. The crew re-
manned on the island until the 18th
of October, receiving assistance
from the Americans, and some days
later arrived at Tampico, Mexico.
The Mexican authorities learned of
the Americans being on the island
and sent a gunboat there and ar
rested the whole party, bringing
them to Campeachy, where they ar
rived October 22d. The next day
the Americans deposited with Cap
tain Peterson various letters to
friends, with instructions to mail
them to New York, the captain,
however, delivered the letters to the
American consul here, and the lat
ter will forward them to the state
department at Washington.