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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. MARCH g. 1882

S PaS7 % SGT s SsT CIV M ~ ri 'sf s99 g.
May s5 S in g,' az e. 500 90
us Family MSss SIS oase SO city Erifa India
MEATS have 2go nc, W. vsr 4 a pc Filing
relIea Hams 10 Laiosc smoked Shoulders. sss Sci
ssaEUted Hams II adl24c DDLEs Il yet
Sar j. Short Clear &C. org and short Clear halfand
di c......Di,tssED HOGS adIgv,ry urn pIg,-' aud
j1D-aaakc 5SiaeW H' 2nsetc opcnnG 5a7c per no
ID bow er and ruling weak until near tnc 2Ig r w from tbe
lowest rates, leaving of very strong export de'1anG sui
Prime steam on spot quoted closing los56lo9Oc March
lose os5S iaso G cs Ma l6@1oo7 c closing 1o5
lO97lqc; $500 June o95 lojc, closing lL93o 9a'
%S aS9 toi 19 5S cosns bio S' 75o e epsm
10 Ic GT steam fairy active and sales 2ol ,es
JG5c Refined quoted .65c Continent III i ~
MaESei not yed ma,ea S i, Hall Firkn rabs Fair
Creamery s. zoe; Dafry Far to Choice az Factory.
Poor 10 Choice l2ta35c; on sulc DAIRY Tubs Poor 70
Choice 2ia4 Frkn. Poor TO Choice on. a4 Ear "a 10
ErS s Soiy t very stead on Strictly
e o5iSr Saie FScioy Fooi To- PRIME 7al3c west
Fal Gha@ sSl5c caeddar f9iI e Ga9G S
ereaGs Iccp and very s4J demand, nS ncorb he's
state and snS %rss r 10 Good
i8al4c -0''' "''''''
SEDs4@f Western cover Seed 200 bags sold at sasc
sTEXRiS i~LSri stocks very dull and prices nominal
c99es CITY o ne e. lar sie14% hm' qO'
SUGAR Raw drucr At 74a7asc for Fair 10 Good Rein.
ing and ie ioT S55 to,i Centrifugal, qe demand was
fair slcs 473 hhts Cuba Muscoyado 1892 100 hhd a.
7c 5ou hhds Centrifugal Tie Refined generally hrm With
rather better demand Cut Loaf lQc. Crushed We;
GTDnulatcd, Nlit.; Mould
Conicctluuers 4, STANDARD.
on a" Sa-qS74c.: White Extra. SNa8i2c: Yellow do
7'sa84c.. yellow &C." 7laa7',c: yellow. 74G7s,c "a,
fALLOW-About steady aud quiet sales 10000 10 I'D
7Ac Prime city quoted : y .. &c.
NOOI,-Mos5rs HallOwrl & COhurn Of Boston. saw:
Wool market very du and THOUGH prices are noni
nay unchanged serious effort TO effect sales would un-
dou6edy ad 10 lower range Of figures SOM Indications
point but trust IL VIII not be made
careful of the situation leads us - DeleN. tli
IN be obliged TO "Bier the m4Ihtt And
the exercise moderate degree Of patience by the
dealers decline be avertel 1t i quite probable that
from the other shall Lave occasion To
report greater activity. and possibly our prices current
will thcn need revision In The meantime. Tor quota
tons IN detail we refer TO our report OF a't Wrck ihe
e. hc week consist O. Gf92b To. Washed 6~4GpO
H. Uuaashri l27gDD H. Secured. 23Glu1 lb Pulled and
Noils Total Domestic I1S7S0I H. Foreign $4,000 To-.
Total Domestic and Foreign, 2OJ"SJO b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
ErRotEAN MARKETS.

IIvrRrooI- March 20-2 m--Tork-Prine Mess Eas,ern
eteady do Western STEADY at 81
Cut 45i Short I'm steady tGGl; Long Co8r
steadY g. short Clear - sd Hams-Ioug
steady As Shoulders dull 10 30 6a Beef-Iuda
79 Mess dull al 49, Prime Moss dull o. Lard
Prime Western dull at 6&6d Talow-PItmo tlE dull
Al Jurpeniine-Spirts steady al 40. R0SnFinc dull
e. II Sd Common steady az Gtd Gheese- American Choice
dull Lard on mono here FOur-Extra state steady
etlS9d. Whcat-No I White dun at l0ld; No. Spring
dIIl at 10. Winter New Western. dui At l0zL Corn
Mixed .rca1y at 82d. Tor new. q I'd for Oid
IINEMOoL March 2O-3 D. m-Breadstuts hrm. FlOur
10 n GENITAL for Western Wheat JidU91d
California White. 0j1U9Sd for California
Club soda lOGd for Red Winter 9dlO. for Red Western
Spring
lJvERrooI. March 30 - week :
From Atlantic ports 81 quarters. ports
2GoCO quarters from other sources % 900 quarters
2l.75O quarters
LIvKEio) March 20-3 m-Provsions CloOse Oh per
owt for the best grades OF Amencal Lard 5JG1. c~t
American PrOduce-TallOW, 4l6d cwt EeOUod
Petroleum. Gise6ti per gallon.
March 2O2:3O acuta Linseed AZ I'D. n tS
pei quarter sperm OIL S75Gs!5 Per ton; Pale kosn c
tOGi spirits Turpentine 4iti H4i9d per cWt. Refined
Petroleum. zr5sd SPr1tso Petroleum 7das4d per gall
Common tOsin 5i3d, LiIsced OIL ga l5- per ton.
BRKMys March 20-WjlcoNs Lard closed at 80 marks 30
pfeHnig- 100 pOunds Petroleum MARKS 20 pfennings
HAVuH, March 2OWilcOxs Lara closed at 90 francs 10
ceBtImes per 90 kos
ANTwEEP. Marcn 2oPetrole,n u paid and sell.
ers Tor nue. pale American WoOx's closed at 1870
e. 100 kilOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21

Delaware and Hudson fell from 1904 to 1854. and
Reading after opening at 81, declined to 09A@
b9lo.
The final prices generally show some gains on SaS
uriays last figures, although they are below inc
highest OF the day. The notable exceptions 10 t''
rule are the coal stocks, before referred to- Denver
and Rio Grande. Metropolitan Elevated ana E'lo'
At the close the market was quiet and steady
Government bonds were dull and only small trans
actions are reported but there were sharp advances
In tho hiAdings for tbc continued IS and the As.
each beinc 81 higher and the bids for the continued
Gs and dos are Is higher. Annexed are the closing
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
LIVE STOCK MAnKrrs-nY TELEGRAPH.


CHICAGO March 2l.-IOGs-Hecepts. 49, heau; ship.
rcut- head general dema I'D fair at OF Sc
love-. especially i2ht und 70" gh les Common 10 Cool
Mixed - loGG 6u HEAVY Packing and shipping ~ - a
- ilug4 50 1886 90; * o. ANA Gull, J JO0GO
CArIE-l,cccIpts s. heal shipments, 1000 head. de-
Good Choice shipping er- - 1886 10 Common TO
Tart so; Mixed Butchers stock, % 1880 Distil
lry :us 5OaS, 5tocers and Feeders weak but plenty
a - ~ 90 Light Cattle neglected.
SHEEP t.rCript 1900 head shipments 200 head; market
and quality Inferior - Fair 81 5p0 - los
Medium Good - 25d - 90 Choice - 1886; Far West
Liverpool dispatch Cattle steady; Pest at 1G &c
ErEF,fo Tarch 2p-C ,rrIE- Receipts to-day. head
week thus Otl head. tor time last week
prices advanced jG2Oc sales Extra Senr 80 - 62
Choice 40 Good shippers - 700f6; Fair 90 Medium
Iight butchers ~ 1873 So cows and rlfer - 2ja5 3d.
Mixed Butchers ~ B50Sj Sockers higher sales canada
SHfF AND I,,us-E Receipts to-day, 1000 hcad
head: consigned through II cars. market quiet and
changed sllcs Fair Good Wc'tcru Sheep 50 1886
Choice to Fancy - -,4s6 y; few main uns0d
HOGs-Rrccpts to-day 100 heal total for week thus far
through = cars: steady and unchange sales York
Choice, 80 SDH{7 10. Good Medium Weights
- lOHf7 21 - Gort Heavy here.
~ LotIs. March 90 -IoGs-Actiye and firm Light 10
0=6 go; Packed 80 lj0 80 Butchers
10 Fancy ~ 7j4S7 2O Fgs 50 9O4S5 lO receipts 300
head. ,li1m,nts 100 head
Cattle Receipts 700 head shipments $50 head the de-
naud the supply ald prices Irm Light 10 Fair
Tyn5rtcs - Medium to Choice Blu ch'rs steers
30 80 do Cows and Hefcr - -. elected HerIs
50 p:j 90 Texans, - 3OaSi 30. Feeding steers
: 2tUf5.
SRsr-Recepts $50 heal; shipments, 2.5jO good de-
maud ana hua Fair 10 Good. slJGFJ 20, PrAe ~ fancy
= 5J0Sb 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21

Good. II 0llec do. Half SKINNED 707i9c; Pennsylvania
SKINNED. 3d8o COfee-Rio sac Sugar-RaW hrm at m
1870 for Fair Good refining Muscovados; Refined firm;
Cut Loaf 97sc. Crushed and Powdered 97sc.i Grand
lated 04o.; Mould a, 9dc. Standard 90 Secds-Cloyer
steady at 769c; Timothy 81 7j0s3 co. FaXseed 81 10
Feed-Wlner Bran S2j 80 SI6 Spring f24 60d $25 30
Petroleum dull Refined. in bUls, 4c Cases 1925 Whiskey
quiet Western 81 90
ST. LOUIS. March 2o-Four steady unchanged wheat
opened higher advanced and declined reached again and
closed firm trading chiefly in May and June No Red FAIL
81 212G cash 81 29A April; 81 207, May 81 23 Iune
- II July 81 O6AdSl % al the wear; Gales at 81 2sf
81 30 May II Z3sqSl - june ~ II al II July II OG ~
81 o. all the year No do. 81 p; No DO 81 1871 Corn
higher; 662c cash; 66i4c. Apul. 67'c May 67@o June
61s July oats lower at 4oc cash fi3ic bid April and
May q june Rye dun az ~ &c BID. Rrey quiet AZ Tel
GSl Pork dull and lower az S7 Il cash March and April
Bulkmeas lower shoulders, G.}6c Clear RID lO45c Clear
sides lOSOc Bacon lower shoulders. 737 2c Clear Rib
l0.ijc; Clear SIDES 1880 Butter nOmnnly unchanged
Eggs lower nj Sc. Whiskey steady at 81 H. Lard n0min
ally lO4pc Receips-FlOuT 1000 bbls Wheat $4,000 bush
Corn, $4,000 bush Shpments-Flour 1000 bbls Wheat
1000 bush; Corn. 5000 bush; oats 5000 bush.
TOLEDO. March 2O.-Wheat little doing No Red spot
and April ~ 81 H. March 81 81 MAY, ~ 81 - June al 29
July 81 l27 August 81 Il iq all the year q loa Corn
quiet; High Mixed, 69c. No. spot, 6~c March, 6Sc.i
April 6sc May 6s@c June 68c oats quiet and IN.
changed At the clOseW firm, No Red spot u 2Oi2
y Sj March 4 80 go April 81 Slqsl 81 y Nay
81 l2 all the wear 81 l0Sakl H. Corn firm nigh Mixed
May, 6Spc; June $3.50 Receipts-W heat 5000 Dusli
Corn 1000 bush; oats, none. Shipments-WheaL 4%VOO
bushj Corn 10000 BUSH oats. 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NOrh Riper Vessels AMI Rahr5rds
NFw-YoRK Monday, March 20. 1892
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
AsHES-Qnief and sleanN

n
COFTEE-Rio firm and IN fair demand sales 5000 bags
Bessel 500 bags do 500 bass iase 900 bags
Glenapp 1858 bags * Nebo on private terms Withdrawals
300 Dagscx G!enapD lOO bags do 300 bags Haley
1000 bags OK Dcamhc 900 bags Las,el 900 BAGS eX
ROussend Casscc, bags Bicla bags
500 bags, santos. do 900 bags. no. Rheubna so
bags NebO 20 bags Mcmnon 5000 bags 1000
bags do 270 Bcssc T. l46 bags San0a dol
stock here in first hands 2l31 bags visible United states
supply iS5Gj7 bags ordinary 10 Prime cargoes Hdllo,
including Fair at 0@GlOc Mild grades quiet firm nm
changed QuOtatOns-Iava l3D1uC.: Singapore, l26l3.
Ceylon 1Odl3c,; Maracaibo. l3c.. Laguayra, "a
lac. jamaica s20l2c. Domingo, SL2G9lG: Porto RICO
loa3c; Costa Rica. 92al5c; Mexican, II 29c Mocha
Parse; Angosura IL l3c. savamna 9l26l4o curacao
safe
COTTON-Spot Cotton weak but without quoabe change.
trade quiet saes Oh GALES 1875 bales saturday evening"
including export aud 453 bales for cousunp
ton Delivered contract. bales receipts al the
ports g. 80 bales against 1921 bales last week. anu
757l bales last year september flto $50 baieS
lasts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21

LoxIoN March 2O-l23o D M bonds, fonr PER cents
1l9 three and half cents lOi "a Atlantic ant Great
Western mortgage trustees certificates - =; rc 80:
New FORK Central, lJJ44. Illinois Central, 1885, ltcalng, 81;
milwaukee and ST Paul common. llJ2 NeWHOrk. Ontario
ana Western, 20
LONDON. March 20-2OO D. n.-Parls alycea quote TIRES
per 81 francs - Centmes Tor the account
March 2O--3:UD bonds three and han
lOl Atlantic and Western first mortgage
tTusiecs certificates 4Sa4 Erie j9t New Ork Central,
l1G Illinois Central lao: Pennsylvania Central Read
3ug 81 : Milwaukee and ST. Paul common. III Now lOrA.
Ontario Western 2o4
LONDON Marcn 2O4:3U T. r. The amount Of bullion gone
into Bluk OF England balance TO-DAY Ia A5O.pOt
LONDON. March 20 u. adyCcS quote
rcntos Al ~ francs 22 ccunos for the account
March 10000 D.. m.-h1Chango LJ1cOu 70
france C,utlmes FOR checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21

aTsy rec iycTs Of Cattle during the week we're r 6
hcsd. F. Joseph 40 mead 81 Goldsmith Isl heal Move *
hesci,gin u neat T. W. Xosd 90 head ! sAiabor9 4
head F. samuel $' ,I heel Ley 4 Go 81 head r.
;.es at Jersey CITY, s41an3erg & CO for selves 81
e % do is6 70 a II &c Les $50 On the lot; % DO
Sowt,nH Quot Tor selves Illinois Tt"eIs 80 70 at
ld ' D AZ A. &c TO- i255 H. at 3s 10 e 81
lie and ST. do 1850 n 30 ~ do ,2ts iia.c,
i i.s. 90 n Is ir do 1850 b. g do s.
p At ' les soc per h1a4 a2 Pa 7 81 a. &c & ao
head do 1862 II, al iii4c; Bun, 100 D. osc i've
ss :o =. IS Dg s S'o, sas ?Ss s.a
so Sl p St ! 20 ~ eo 70 d. 70 i 5 y do 49, D.
DO ~ p az Il 40 DO LIS b. at no. IL Co. oJ2 d. at
N, IaqterSsGh iST = = yoSo; - Illinois Steers, Ill7
h. at c and 81 per head iS d. IL 10 d. a. &c. bad 300
YSl ae1 g do Si 5 ;s 3 st He II do i01 He
Sherman & Culver Tor selves. 80 Illinois stscrs l22o h.
DO d. ne ANA 81 head ~ do LOS 10 at lc; 10
sadlcT 60 FOR L. scnsenig 20 Ponnsyyanll Steers.
i2s5 H. a. l2o % ~ io H. T. i Ia; ~ aisogi 2tprs
1924 n, at iliac, less q peg head i.u. lilo 30,
g n IS az 81 s s5 o. 3 ~ + "a g. P;5 Sea
sss Tor lcris q sesS o. toe 10.
d. 70 D. at i IL SS o ii n. t o Is ao 49, D.
r. At SG ~ - iGS b. q % TO- 10 20. iaaS 3,
DO itsoS s. al. I!sci . d. ti9i b, at II 4tss
per head . DO il6S n a. iitG 2jdo IL p at &C.
q do D. at lle less 81 per head 10 DO 1859 at
ssio':: 90 DO d31i q Ios and oeS mead - DO
iO+c Ice. SOC Rer hosdi y BULLS rs ~ At 6.0, i've
66 NJ DO $50 ilbo a do l2s ib a. y ao and y
DO 7OIb, llc loss 900 head 10 DO i.O77 b. 81
lOs.o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
BRITIsa GRAIN TRADE.

LONDoS March 2OThe Mart Lane KzTess In its review 81
Che grain trade for the past week "Wheas are not
growing fast although the weather has been that OF May
Fafmers deseTss continue 10 decrease Fine samples n
POye edGl az several Of The provincial markets owing to
scarcy. Inferior SAMPLES elected London
slightly improved In foreign markets trade began 10
rally having touched tho lowest point American Red and
ChOico White Whoats 3D. better supply
boen heavy half OF 1t being There have
sales OF cSrgoes during tie four which
Continent IIsde forward Was lrmer with less offer
fly Of much OF the American aOat is inferior Prices we're
seadier but unmpreved Barley sluggish and rates
dropping Foreign dull aud oil Ials In Data
e demand was nominal At anchsnged rates. foreign
snd Liverpool. The ssles Of English Wheat were ri $40
quarters at 44s 10 per quarter against quarters at
&Ss I'd por quarte tof the corresponding week year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21

Strict cool ordinary 1915 Middinr llas
Future moderately active closing barely steady at 10
April, I?i5aI2@5, May l2.50al2.i5, June l24NG l2t3
Jg ~ 6 &c,oo Aqfn; 7I0 Sy gS Tef
iI59 January, ii79aI7 Prices for Rings and Mafsin'
July. l27l August 1885; September, ia October
for contfacts-March 1906 dl2o5; Arn. l2l@al214;
A Hay ~ ias9 sop,e@6cr 2@7 ocq6sT LG$SLGs
aTS a. % =" TfaDScrIe cGera 100
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-Mgrkct without de-
Lng trade inquiry business for export manly IN k2W
ET9 es sr s, 4T 90 'G or Wc.i ,. So 2oa % Is FOR
So ~ for Winter Wheat loo bbs Low Grade Extra,
4 60 s. mey 81 e2@si - 100 t WS,6 SuS L nn 9$
bills Minnesota Extra. 81 6joss 30 for tho whole
range 3.4uD Obls. Winter Wheat Extra 81 G5a3s 90
tons No. ;. 50 55as3 -; latter extreme supernne.
Good To Fancy DO Common Good Extra Western
3 ,s ,o,1s 'I Iop % 6io i ass - Good 70 Gnoce Go
- .Ia4o Common kAtra Minnesota. 81 G1Grj Clear,
sGaS7 IS straight - 51aS7 3D. Patent - ia
= 10 ST. LOUIS Common to FAR Extra = , ,5g
Winter Wheat Extra s. 75es So market closing te1dy
Common l. Ektra. ass -. Good to choice "a
a a ac@ 80 '' BUt&WEAT FiojR daii at - 90
& 70aS3 %, Yellow Western, So 20r@3 Is.
vi l 4i II On e Be, YIN sa
closing nru at q ~ unier me highest rates sales -5J'
go9 4a.1 aIs 7o r 9sa S33a "Sp Gin nfSd
8
el4asl 20 for new - toa4i - = Tor old No i;ed
Tor new Nc t.d March II 3>o$I 49, closing ~ jg DO
April - $50 u$l4Ol2 closing ~ 4O1, 90. May ~ 3-'H
Iul2 closing ~ Jrls june ~ "O0Hl j. 50, closing
81 31l do uY ~ 264aS - Z. closing 81 H.; RlE
quoted ~6ull lots and boat loIIs
sales bush state So 9Nc On track .BA RILEY scarce
acnS sT' i ne 0Is , ' bSE ~
options III &c tier cash lots about ~ lower. with
dong light homo trade demand ami large bust
speculative account sales, bNSOOO bush future
20 900 bush CASH including UHgTsdeI western mixed ia
7GC No. .. ana elevator,
70 c delivered ncluing 1000 bush. free board
Ar IA No ed
75c ing do May "a pa 11'c closing % 2c
- Dit; do
closing 1Ja, 7GC OA1SAaikct more active prices
orally without decided Change sales. l-,pJu bash, iLc udng
No al 4.t I9l,C tuI new, No =. O2C for No. j.
Ole, No. White J%c Tor new No. ? 1ic.i 40. J. 81 c
Mixed Western jUdjl % White do i2U6i2c. VI 1ed state
81 53c White 10, 81 a5sc. including 5000 bush No 2
May.
active, 10000 10. 81 lOdS 20 Mddinss 81 20
81 80.
IN STORE IL EEw-GORK. BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CITY
.AI, L. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
LONDON WOOD SALES

LONDON March Following tho Wool sales of
Gay detail 5,ljl bales Port Phlip-Feeeo ledell 2
secured l31i42lld greasy 1d@i I'd locks and Pleces.
Secured 10 90 i greasy. Ida ID: LOCKS AID pieces.
Cd Id i 74s bales Natal and Capo-Fleece ira Id,
secured 1910 l9d; greasy 7G@ll I'D 9JJ bales Adelaide
reasy, olzi1 lOLzd.
To-day sold. comprising Port Phillip and
Sydney. PGIees unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
LITTLE FALLS CHEESE MARKET
COTTON MARgErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

LITTLE FALLS March 20sales Factory Cheese to-day were
52j boxes &c., lot at &c., the bulk at ~ c The
sales Of Butter were 300 pack ages at SO a4Oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
9lnantiIl.

A DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
- YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No l-3S broadway corner Thirty
1rsst, 1903 West Twenty -thri.... corner Lighthaye.
ave. corner Fory..eventhsti nc the HARLEM OFFICES
NOS lOOl and 23Oj Thri-aye, corner OnehundTedani-
twenty-nfth-s, mp to p. a. regular oiico rate
nEBT OF tne United States, Trade in Coin,
IL Cost OF civil List See The Tribune Almanac Price 2je
DWIDEND-PAYING INVESTMENT Sc
~ CURITIES
HOWARD BAILEY d co Gimitep,
Equitable Building. l2o Broa twaY, y. ",
Dealers In Investment securities, offer good dydendpa ing
securities yielding per cent pc annum
nUNLEITH AND DUBUQUE BRIDGE
~ COMPANY BOSDS.-Numbers y, -, lis, l22, l4J,
1873 2l3 20 Us, 2i9 29S 80 3G7, 378 IL 1873 l4S 4j
have for redemption May 1892 mt 81 $50 each
at "a Broadway NewfoIk Interest On the above bonds
WIN > VIM II. OSBORN,
WIN b. ALLISON Trustees
l. V. Z. RANDOLPH
EOR Law on Banks and Trade IN Bullion see
Il Tribune Almanac FOR 1852 Price p cents.
GAS STOCKS ami City Il. X. Stocks and Bonds
VI bougltalIsl,L +. I. HEWITT, 81 Exchange,pl2ca
GWYNNE & DAY,
TRANSACT 4 GENERAL BANKING AND BROKER.
AGE BUSINESS IN RAILWAY SHARES BONDS &C
ONO CENTRAL RAILROAD coz
NEw.YORK March l. 1882.
IN pursuance of the agreement OF CONSOLE
tatOn Of this company with the Atlantic and Northwest
ern Railroad Company stockholders hereby notified that
certificates OF stock OF the consolidated company Will be ready
for deli March 49, 1872 In exchange for the present out
sanling certificates OF l2J shares each loo
OF old This OF 10000 shares comprises
portion Of TIE 50 900 shares increased capital nOce OF which
was given February II, 1882
b. q. MITCHELL. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21

The following were the receipts and shipments at
aud from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts. shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21

OFFICE OF CHICAGO, ST PAU, MINNEAPOLIS }
AND OMAHA RAILROAD COMPANY ?
90 BROADwAY, NEW.YORK, March 10, 1884
A DIVIDEND Of ONE AND TllREE-QUA Az
~ TIERS PER CENT Ia has been declared upon he
preferred capital of this company, payable April ~
Ss2 Stockholders Of record hach 3l inst Trsnsfei
books close March 81, and reopen April q, 1882
Z. FLOWER Treasurer.
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Diuioeno Notices.
OFFICE or
DANBURY AND NOawALK RAiLF

"A CENT per has been declared from The etrniny
fDur mOlths ending March 81, payable April J. 1ho
transfer books will close March ~ and open April
Ii WILLlAMs, Ireasurer.
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l'1'l10 -.-'l" D or PHAXT TiLBOT. Assii seereary

OFFICE or STAR MINING COHrASY.(
NO 80 WALL STREET. ~ Y, March 10, 1882.
nIVIDENDS Nos. 30 and 39.-Thc Board OK
~ OF this company has declared dividend NO
49, OF the capital stock also dividend No 3d.
Of the making total OF IL cent payable
March u, the Office of Messrs ADAMS & McHARG, No
" all-st
win closed the 23d inst. and
opened on the 2Sth HARRY X MCHARG, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CO..
CHICAGO Feb l. 1892 I
NOTICE.-A cash dividend OF four per cent
the Preferred and Common stock Of this Company has
declared pay the MdrCh
the cOnpanys agents, Messrs IesIp Patton CO.,
No. William ST. NewYOrk The transfer books Will b
closed the It'll inst. and roOpened March next
4 FOSTER Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21

VIZTNA CONSOLIDATED MTNfy0 Co,
NRw-YoRK. March 10. 1892. :
DIVIDEND NO. THE trustees have de-
~ clared regular monthly dividend Of 10 cents
share S0OOO pay able the Office Of the company No 20
Pine-st April l. lS32 Transfer books sOse March ~,
2. N, and reopen April 3, 1857 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21

DRADwOoD- TERRA MlSISG COMPANY,
Is WALL-sT., NEw.YORK March 8, $50
nWIDEND No. 16-A DIVIDEND OF
~ THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, being FIFTEEN
CENTS PER SHARE has AIRED for February,
able at the Office of the transfer agents VOLS Fargo %.
50 Broadway the 10Th nst transfer books close on ths
18th. II B PARSONS Sec'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
OFFICE OF IRON SILVER MluSo COMPANY

4 dividend Of 30 cents per share has been
declared PAYABLE 2Jth inst 70 stockholders OF record
18Th INST which day the transfer books VIII be closed
Al and reoDened on 27th inst at 10 IN JAMES ID.
SMITH, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21

* BROADWAY, NEW. YosK. Feb 30, l5s2 ) .
coupons due March l. 1882 on the Eight
~ per cent Convertible Bonds and the Six per cent CoDs
dateG Bonds OF this Iompany VIII DO paid on aud after ts
LIST O March, 1892 az the Bank Of North America No.
a. Wall-st, New. York. JOHN A HILTON, secretary.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1882-05-18

guardian. Shortly after her husband's g
death the lady went to New York to as
suage her grief, but she didn't take the
dog along. In her absence Dash was
taken very sick, and telegram informed
her Of the animals affection. True to
the last will and testament of her late
husband, she telegraphed to employ the
most eminent physicians for Dash .
treatment, which was done by faithful
servant. In few days the wires in
formed her that Dash was dead. She
admitted OF no delay but Immediately
started for st. Louis to conduct the OBJ
sequies and again act as chief mourner
Arriving here, costly coffin was pro-
vided and hearse conveyed Dash's re-
mains to Oak Ridge Cemetery. At that
place they we're inferred with due SOL
emnity at the feet of his dead master in
the presence Of the widow, now in mourn
ing for him. A $500 monument suita-
bly, inscribed, stands at the head of the
husbands grave, while less pretentious
one, costing Sl50, rests at his feet to
mark the place where Dash lies.