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Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-28
FINANCE AND C0MMERCE.
FINANCIAL.

Special Dispatch to THE BEE.
NRw YORK, February q.
Money-5@6 per cent; closing offered
at 4 per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper-6@6A per cent.
Sterling Exchange Weak; bankers oils,
"a So; demand, 81 843.
Produce exports for the week, S., $685..
900.
Governments were irregular, generally
heavy.
The stock market was dull but strong
throughout the forenoon, characterized by
irmness up till 2 o'clock. In the last hour
prices advanced from to II per cent, the
latter in st. Paul & Omaha. The highest
prices Of the day were made in the last
hour for all stocks, the advance leaving
the general market from ! to 81 per cent.
higher than at the close yesterday. The
best figures of the day ruled at the close.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-28

Special Dispstcbto Tus Bss.
LoNDoN.
LONDON, February 27.-Linseed Oil
22s l0d.
Spirits Turpentine-S9, 9d@4Os.
NEW YORK.
NEW York, February 27. Coffee -
Higher and firm; Rio cargoes, 70; spot, 70.
Sugsr-Quiet but firm; 7@7Ac.
Molasses Dull; Porto Rico, 35c; New
Orleans, 100000.
Rice-Quiet, but firm; domestic, ba@7c;
Rangoon, .2Ao in bond.
Petroleum-Dull; United. 1OlA; refined,
7a@sc.
Tallow-Dull and easier; Si@S 3.16.
Rosin-Quiet but firm.
observation-disclosures; 52@52ic.
Leather-Firm and fairly active; hem
lock sole, Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande
light, middle and heavy, 2l@25c.
Wool-Firm and fairly active; domestic
fleece, 31@4S,; pulled, 1S@40c; unwashed,
10000; Texas, 14@2Sc.
Lead Steady; common, 4 5094 60; re-
find, 4 60.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-28
WOOL.
Special Dispatch to Tus BEE.

specill Dispatch to Tus Bee.
Bosros, February 27.-Wool market
firm ut the recent advance. Prices were
we'll sustained with q steady demand from
manufacturers. The stocks, both fine and
medium grades, are considerably reduced.
Ohio and Pennsylvania ~fleeces 43@45c
for Y, 45@47c for Xxx and above; Michi.
gan, S0@42tc for y as to quality. Comb
ing and delaine firm with sales Of fine de.
lsine at 45@47bc; and No. / oombing 48@
80. Uuwashed in demand. Desirable lots
of fine and medium goods meet with ready
sale at full prices. The feeling is very gen.
eral that no wool can be imported frcm
London sales at less than present prices.
Pulled in demand aud for choice supers
higher prices are asked; common and
choice, 25@47c, but very choice lot. Maine
and eastern supers held higher. Foreign
wool has been quiet.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-28

"Ofered. Tex. Interest. +Asked. IEx,
dividend.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-28
OMAHA MARKETS.

Wholesale Prices.
OvrIoz or The OMAHA Brs,
Tuesday Evening. February %.
The only changes reported in the
market to-day are as follows:
Wheat, No. 2, advanced 1c.
Wheat, No. 8, declined Ac.
Wheat, rejected, advanced 10.
Rye declined 1c.
Corn advanced &c.
Eggs declined Sc.
Local Grain Dealings.
WHEAT.--Cash No. 2, 90lo; cash No.
43c.
RYE-Cash, 51c.
NEW MIXED CORN Ss1c.
OATS--35o.
SEEDS-Flax seed 900 per bu.
Produce and Provisions.
POTATOES-5O@6Oo per bushel,
ONIONS-50@55o per bushel.
BUTTER--Choice country, l56l8o,
EGGS-20@90c picked; fresh, 35c.
HONEY-Califor nia, per Id, 81.
APPLES-Per barrel, S3 OO@3 60.
OYSTERS-Platt's select oysters, 40cj
Standard, 30; mediums, 25.
ORANGES-Florida, IS 80; Messina,
8 50@S4 90.
LEMONS-s3 5O@4 90 per box.
BEANS--Navy per bushel, 2 1893 90.
CHICKENS-16c per Id.
TURKEYS-16@1sc per pound.
arocers List
CANNED GOODS-Oysters, ID
Field'sh per case, "a 90; do l Il Field'sl.
per case, 2 rs; DO 2 ID (Rtandard), per casa,
3 go; Strawberries, 2 ID, per case, 2 40,
easpberries, Q n. per case, 8 80. Dam.
soma, 2 10. per case, 2 20. Bartlett
pears per case, 241. W~hortleberries
per case, 275. Egg plums,2 ID percase,2 80;
Green gages,2 ID per Gaze, 2 80; do choice, :,
b per case 4 20. Pine Apples, 2 b, per case
4 00&5 rs. Peaches, 2 ID per case, 3 90;
do 3 y, case, 4 OO@4 so; do, (piel, 8 n, per
case, 2 80; do pie, 6 h, per dozen, q 30.
FLOUR-Jobbing prices, Jack Frost
Sc. Louis winter) $500 per 100 lbs; TO.
pska Patent Kansas, 1895: Minnehaha,
Minnesota Patent, $50; Shawnee Fancy
winter, $50; Eagle, xxx winter,
$500; Triumph spring, best, $3.50; Chris
tian's superlatiye, 1865; bran. per ton
s14.0O; chopped feed. S2S. 90; Queen Be-
Jour, per sack, 8 rs; Nellie Blye, per sacl
5UGARS-Powdered, 1otc: Cut loaf
dc; G~ranulated, 99c; CONFECTIONERY A
sfc; Standard Extra O, 8sc; Extra @
stS, medium yellow. 7ici dark yellow, Tic
SYRUP-StaAdArd Com, 42c. bbis.
Standard do, A gallon kegs, "a O5; Stan
dArd do, I gallon kegs, 81 80.
MEATS-Hams per h., l8o; B bsool
par h., lScj clear side bacon per h., lie
dry salt .idss per h., sAo, dry salt shoul
sSsi Nssos isd pr nj lie.
~ oP1C1A-fseps, a., A1spsS.l Ii
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Wae700z.
Special Daspa> 80 TIE Bsz.


CHICAGO, FShfu ary 27.-The Drovers'
Journal rep ,rts q follows:
Hogs-Active, 30 higher; quality bet.
ter; mixed, 1907 90; heavy, z GOA
7 65; light, s 25@7 10; skips, 4 40@6 80;
closed weak.
Cattle-Active; general market for
shipping 10915c higher; exports, 5 90
at %; good to choice shipping, 8 25@
8 So; common to fair. 4 50@5 10; butch.
ering, in fair supply and demand at 2 80
ga Go; stockers and feeders steady 8 25
a 4 30.
Sheep-Dull and 15@25c lower; inferior
extremely dull; common to fair, 8 OO@
4 90; medium to good, 4 25@i rs; choice
to extra, + 25@6 %.
NEW YORK.
NEw York, February 27.-The Droyers'
Journa, Bureau reports:
Beeves All received were for slaughter.
ers direct and expectation; dressed beef,
steady OF S2@10c.
Sbsep-Twelve carloads of sheen sold
at d 0p@6 90 per cwt; dressed mutton
solo fairly at S@9c; dressed lambs, 10
swine-Liye hogs, frmer; sales of or.
binary to choice were at Z 20@7 60.
KANSAS orrY.
KAssAs CITY, February 27.-The Live
Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle market firmer; natives steers
Of 1900 to L,500Ibs. sold at 485@5 30;
stockers and feeders, 4 1904 50; COWS,
2 SO@3 az
Hogs-Wssk and unsettled; light, 6 g.
as IS; medium, 8 So@7 90; heavy. z o.
OF 15.
Sheep-Steady; good to choice, 4 OO@
4 80.
81. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. February 27.-Cattle-De
mand far exceeds the supply; prices strong
exports, 1896 90; heavy shipping
8 25@5 rs; light, 4 8O9S Is; common t,
fair. 425G4 rs; good butchers steers
4 O094 70; good COWS and hsifers, 8 75@
4 80; common. S0o@S 30; stoeksrs an
feeders, 8 k094 30.
Sheep-SoArcs Aud uominsuy firm
common TO medium, SaS04 90; fair !
coed 4 SSeeS ooI sheiss 70 fassy hsavy
il H~SV-ss~.s ssd hsAs; nsAs sp>
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-28


j. q. MCINTYRE,
A. q. ~wEATHeRLY.
o. Q. REYNOLDS,
j. 8. STELLihlu8
z. MAke,
JOHN HANNAH
A.'W..hALL
CHENEY &aolARk,
j. q. MEAD,
E%.isEYMouR.
p. l.. THoRP,
A. o. oAARPER.
W. MAYFIELo.
z. sToREY.
e. L. EMO.
o. 3. HACKNEY.
A LOWELL.
e. L. CRUDE,
sWAN q BECKER
oEo. CAlPH.
o. NJ. REYNOLDS.
D. II. WALKER.
9.
pi A. LLlAMe,
MRS. M. L. ouMMlhoo,
i'll. AVERY.
CIV. BuRK.
-
p. M. PARK.
HENRY WILLS.
oHAe. sAoNELL.
MA. LUTON,
a WILKINSON.
II. II. PERRY.
q. F.. sTEARNs.
John EOKERT.
j. 9. DuNHAM.
j. T. oBEEN.
!. n. BLACK q con,
Z a, 7. POTTER,
q. McOARTY,
N. B.. JONES,
o. r. OROZ'ER,
o. W.
LOCKWOOD d ehATTl
Capt. JOHN FOSTER,
e. hAyMAkER,
Q. l CHAPMAN,
J A. Luok,
I;S; .SstS
9AAA CITY. La. b
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FOREIGN FINANCE.
Special Dispatch TO The BHH.
LONDON.
LONDON, February 27-5 p. m.-United
States Railroad Securities-Illinois Cen.
trail, l 47a; Pennsylvania Central, 6Ia;
New York Central, l 80; Erie, 37s, Erie,
seconds. 80; Reading, 27s.
United States ~Bonds-4b's, l 154.
Consols, money, 102 S-l6; ~eonsols,
account, l OFT.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-28
D d PROVISIONS.

Special DispasShss Va rm Bee.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. February T.-Flour-QuistI
ommon 70 oholos spring whsats,
. bo0S 90, do Minnesota, 8D8o4 25j
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-28
The Nebraska National Bank
OF Omaha, Neb.

Paid up Capita @26O.OOo
DIRECTORS
q. JOHNSON, President, OF s.ee.e, johnson q
Co.
a. e. ,ToUzALIN, Vice President, Of O., B. q Q.
r b. Boston.
". v. MORSE, OF W. V. Morse Il 90
.oHN S. COLLINS. OF @, II. & J. s.. Collins.
NJ. wooLwoRTH, Counsellor q Attorney.As-
Law.
REED, Of Byron Reed & %.
". YATES, Cashier, late Cashier Of the First
National Bank Of Omaha, and connected with
the active management OF that Bank since its
organization In 1858.
opMKD for business April ~, 1885,, with lhe
axgest capital OF any bank in Nebraska.
CoLI.Rcr1oss receive special attention aud char.
sxes lowest obtainsble here or elsewhere.
ifrRRksr allowed on time deposits upon favor.
able terms and upon accounts Of banks and btnk.
are.
FoRMss EXCHANGE, Government Bonds, and
County and City securities bought and cold.
10 10 prepared 10 do o general banking business
Ia all Its "details, and In the treatment OF custom.
will pursue the most liberal policy oonsisten,
with ssfe banking.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-28

Z UKY Uf /
HOTELS.
ARLINGTON.
WEATHERLY HOUSE,
REYNOLDS HOUsE,
SARATOGA HOTEL,
MARSH HousE,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
HALL HOUSE.
CITY HOTEL
COMMERCIAL HoTE-
GRAND CENTRAL
MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL,
COMMERCIAL Hou6ES
GREENWOOD HousE.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE,
ENo's HOTEL,
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
MORGAN houeE,
SUMMIT AoueE,
HOUSTON HOUSE.
REYNOLDS HOUSED
WALKER Hou9E,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
CITY HOTEL
PARK HOUSE,
NEBRASKA HOTEL,
MERcrANT9 HOTEL
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
PARKs HOTEL
OoMMERO Al HOTEL
BAoKELL HOUSE..
COMMERCIAL HOUSE,
JuDkiNS HOUSE,
BALL houeE.
-".' COMMERCIAL HOUSE
WOODS HOUSE.
DOUGLAS HousE.
BEDFORD HOUSE
ARLINGTON HOUSE,
NORFOLK J~ukoTiokHou6
WiN6loW HOUSE
AURORA MOUSE
OROZiER HOUSE
AvOOA EATING HOUSE
CENTRAL HOUSE
FooTGR h0u6E
WHITNEY hcuogS
oIPoI hoIEl
DOW oITy houeG.
aXRxoE K0bMt
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RCHAN

packing, I oo@7 IS; heavy, z 2o@
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TRAFFIC..

special Dispatches to THn BE.
FLOUR AND GRAINS
CHICAGO, February 27,--Reoeipts and
shipments of -four and grain for the past
"a hours have been as follows:
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CrPREME COuRT. NEW YORK;. Ridg

CUPREME COURT, NEW-YORK.-J. Ridg--
- way Moore aud Daniel w. Evans, plaintiffs. against
Clara Moore Clarence b Moore Ella Won tosen ari
O. Won ROsen Rsnhird Gustaf Edward Moore Won Rosen
Carl Clarence Won osen Eugene Acerbert August Won
osen Carl Bloomfield Eric Won Rosen. lila Cl1ra
arane ROsen Lillian :. De Bdt, tar De Bidt,
Harold KNIT Bdi Dedrik Carl Dc Bildt and
Ridge Moore administrator. with the will annexed OF
goods chaites and credits late OF Bloomfield H. Moore
defendants To the above named deend
New York Is the city and county In which me plain,
trial OF this action You hereby summoned
this action. and to copy OF
plantiS attorneys within twenty Gays
exclusive OF the cav or
failure TO appear, or answer
Judgment Will taken against by defnt for the relief
demanded In the complaint Dated NewloIk July 10 1888
MARTIN & SMITH Piaintths Att0rneys
Office and Post Once address
No 80 wall street New York City.
To CarsJ Moore. Clarence B. Moore Ea G. Won kosen:
Carl q. Won ROSrn Reinhad GuStaf Edward Moore Won
Clarence Won ROsen Eugene Enc Aderber1 Au-
carl Gusta Bloomfield Eric Won kOseD. ~
Maud Won Rosen. lillian = De Blit Carl DO
Harold Enut Clarence DE itdt AVID Dcilk 'arl DE
Bt defendants the foregoing Il served upon you
by pubcau pursuant order Of the Hon Albert balghL
one Justices Supreme court Of the state OF New
York dated day Juy 1888 hed with the com
plant la Clerk OF the City and Ounty OF New
York at tho County court House In the city OF View York
Dated New-YOrk. July ~ 1883
MARTIN & SMITH. Plaintiffs Attorneys
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See Dream

HORIZONS ICE CREAM
- ALWAYS PURE and DELICIOUS.
Patent supervisor BRICKS OF ICE CREAM
To carry homs Will keep hard one hour Try one
DEPorS.
sos Ath.ave 1888 Broadway ~ chathans at ITO kszh
a2slh4L- n, Y. and t43 rnlt9a-sS. AxeekVe
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Che Curt.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
w LONG BRANCH, n. J.. EVERY TUESDAY.
thursday AMI SATURDAY, to August 25. Races
promptly 2:30 D. ani boats Course
Central HR. OF ~ j.. Lioertyst Ferry las, o. IL
1919 l245 D. Pennsyivlnia RR Coz taldG and Dss
brOsses-st. Ferries 7l0 II Boats sandy HOJ
Pier g. y. r.. g. lO:l5. Il:l5 4. m, 1911 D.
Fare. Round Trip. including adj don 81 FELL 81 50
J. III. COSrEk, Sec. GEO. l. LORILLARD. PRESS
SARATOGA RACES!
~ BEGIN July 81, and continue every available day
until August 30. JAS NJ. MARVIN, PresL
Z. WHEATLY Sec
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Excnrson tickets ............ 80 cents
Passengers holding IRON STEAMBOAT CoMPANYs
EXCURSION TICKETS from New York 10 C0ney Island
will be CHARGED only rs cents extra for LONG BRANCH
EXCLUSION TICKETS
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Diuloen0 Notices.

A Ii COUPONS due LIST prox. and the prin-
~ epa Of all bonds Il 10 that date. issued by TIL F.
IA lLltOAD EQUIPM M CuMPA ~ secured by rolling
stock furnished by the flowing railroads under carr
paid sui after hist date NJ the Offices OF
PO-T MAHIIN & co. NO. 50 Pine 81. Ncw-YOrk T. W.
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MISSOURI, KANSAS and TEXAS RAIL.
vi WAY COMPANY FIRST Mortgage Consolidated
Coupons due August 1883 viii DO paid on and after that
the once Of Mercantile Trust Company 10 Broad
wi New. York
oupons payable only 70 the regis
tered holders thereof their der AL must DO
left day Tor examination.
NOTICE.-Ihe coupons OF tue first mortgage
bonds and incrcst guaranteed preferred STOCK
the LOu lana and Missouri River Railroad ompiny and
stsck NJ the kanias CITY, - Louis
Chicago Railroad COMPANY. maturing august loo5
after that GATE a. The Oihc} 81 MeasIs
JEsU L PA1ON & CO.. No. 81 wiiiamst New-fork
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Take the A. m ~ m and $3.50 m. boats from Pier Ma
l. North River to connect with Long Branch boat.
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L ONG BRANCH.

IL THE IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY
will make daily THREE GRAND EXCURSIONS from
CONEY ISLAND to LONG BRANCH
Leaving Pier al 10 $50 and s. 80 Return
Long Branch Iron Pier al ll45 300 and 750
p
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WEST SHORE ROUTE,
via West Shore OF Hudson River.

sso,s s.a s'ter Monday, July NewYork
Cofians, nunxio kswsv VIII leave VIA Dos0rossos and
~. saratoga lilo q %. $50 d. m.
Gl0 m hy anu Catski Village. lilo a. $50 p. m.
fo sr.envie Cairo. Mountain House station lIlOa N
~ o4ugeftes lilo a III; 4lOp Nd.
For K.a,an ii;ioa m snd saturiays Only $50 IN
m iI.i" Hunter. summit. Pine Hl. Ph0enicia $50
cay TO sam,o ~. 900 D. m, $50 M $3.50 a. trAla
Lila. S Highland Poaghseepss Marlboro 1880 a. m.
Nsxhn. z2Vp H. 4:lO D. IN and $3.50 D. IN. tor Kingston
$50 D NJ z 9ss IN, $50 m. lIl6 a w.. 200 D. Ia
lliea a. vest Point crsas,ons $3.50 a. M 1880 a H..
D N ~ A'o p m 500 y IA. 4ilO y IN, $40 D. IN. q
ofceA >A poihis south OF CORNWALL time tables
sns .A Other traias daily except sunday
Nen-sss got ears 70 Phmnisil summit in
Psr,e ~ $50 NJ and To Phencia Oh 10 a m trains
~~skui Albany ana Saratoga ~" '0o v W. eAlhs isr
eorass sae ne-taDles ~ stations ana M oces nj TIA
Rrssxs, Jersey Ciy. PENNSYLVANIA RairoaS Si.yien
At Stxyo Sourt -, aud Office loor nj FnItaa
BruHaszx ~ sSls5 NoA l62. z07 Dol, as cad i 3z3
vaaia ~ 20. 6tSye No. l68 Eat l25thst
lAadf station foot Of Desbresses ST Add f, 81 &
- 'eSs reserved At all Offices
HENRY moNETT
q General Passenger Agent
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Boaro an0 Rooms.

East Slda
FURNISHED ROOMS.-ParlOr floor for ply
L scan party. with without board AIS Lexington
ave. northeast corner 43dst
HANDSOMELY furnished square third story
IRON ROOM 81 weekly small adjoining room II desired
81 East 52dst
Of EAST Doth ST.-Suits of rooms, with
- private bath private table OF without board
single looms
West Sids
MISERABLE PARLOR FLOOR, furnished,
~ rooms pri yate bath &C. private Kitchen II de-
other rooms suite or singy - West I2thsI
90 WEST z6TH-ST. Third floor. 4 rooms;
,DC all finished and furnished with hrstclass board
ICS WEST 23D-ST.-EIegantly furnished
4 90 parIor floor and single double and connecting
rooms at summer prices folding Deds table d'hote
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BRIGHTON BEACH and MANHATTAN BEACH ,rs
only TEN INUTES' WALK from the Iron Pier and
reached by ELEVATED RAILROAD stages and Q rri -
running connection with the boats OF this COMPANY
CENTS.
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COOLEST. CLEANEsT. SAFEST AND QUIcKEs
ROUTE

The only line having exclusive control OF all the docks AMI
at winch Ian Ia passeag thus preventing annoying
changes from boats cars LAYING Whiting
land and other vexstiOds delays
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MANHATTAN BEACH,
WI NEW ROUTE NOW OPEN
VIA EAST 3iTH ST. and 7rH-S 4. Ferries
Leave East 34thst $500 and 700 $40 $50
1OlOs. and nall hourly rom Ii 10 a IN TO oio "a,
7h-st. twenty minutes from a. m 70 m
Leave Manhattan fsach at s7:35 l0l5. ll:sJ n AL
half hourly from / j. % to lG5O Pm
Excursion tickets via 3ith.st, so cents including serE
VIA BAY RIDGE
STEAMER d. r. MARTIN leaves foot u Whitsas tst. ts,r
minus all the elevated al slfD hoIuy IRON tlJ IA
9:l0p m.
Trains leave Manhattan Beach $40 All houri5
from $40 a. m. 10 1910 D. M
TRAINS mar ked thus 10 not run on 5lltiYI
Excursion Tickets downtrack stations OF ths
Elevated Price 60 cents including Elevated tai
and Ferry good either way VIA last Sis@ ferS
or Ray Ridge.
fkgage calIei for aud dsiveret between Aanhat,si.
Beacand point In New York below Dt1.3eD OF SrpS
Ign bv the Long island Express Inc Dnly exprs''h' MA
haitian Beach. Rats. 50 cents per piece
MAGNIFICENT FIREWORKS EVERY TUESDAY,
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING" GRAND
NAVAL and MILITARY sPECrACLE. THE lombard
MENr OF ALEXANDRIA, $50 special DRILLED AND
EQUIPPED TROOPS.
GILMoRES WORLD Rem OWNED CoSCEHiS
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
IL NEWYoRK woo DHAVEN AND RocKAWAf =, X
Trains leave follows; Long Island AN Ia so
93 iIl0 p ST.. 1908 203 SOY 43o %, o'S 40, a so
E9shwsSsA NJ sl5 ss5 st lio5 "
I'iO 2,3O iO3 8 Oj. TAO 1898. Bed0r-A a.; E..t
GAS lilo; p NJ. l;l6 235 40 80 - "a a ~ 5.ia
Y.,A. NJ, 6.35. s47. ee2 lil' r. NJ A'
TAI Sa" SUNDAY TRAINS .,s ,oor,y to ass
Lava bourIy-6.SO & q33, ll:lD a. m. anu ""~@' - "
i.e", ,r, MI ayg Island city and f3ushwfck-
~ Esinrnpx leave the Beach hourly,
Last train ~ y. 10 Long isisna ''''
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excursions.
[ls GLEN ISLAND
GLEN ISLAND.
GLEN ISLAND.
GLEN ISLAND.

Returning, ,eave GLEN ISLAND lois a. IN landing -
33d ST and Pier - 81 m. and 1880 for -
onlY FOR 33dst and JEWELS Wharf SD
st. only $780, and ). 30 o m. all landinga
40 CENTS EXCURSION TIChEfs 40 CENTS
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ID xARRAGANsErr and sroSiNGIoS
steamers saajaysl FER 50 y r., -
s sslw ' 1Ssrnil5 trAia' non ''''
boston. PROVIDENCE LINE ....,,., ,,,
~ NJ, - ,,.,c,s % Narrlgansstt BtY
For sal dAssAC ;, an
flsr ~ n H. ~ " POPPLE, 3sl Piss Agss99a
L. No ri Westst. New YORK
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Gnmmer Resorts.

DROSPECT PARK HOTEL, Catskill, n. Y.
il Now open Situated eeg ant plateau oyerl9okng
the Hudson River views unsurpassed Terms Metae
Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01

LEAVE PIER NO. l NORTH RIVER for the GREAT
IRON OCEAN PIER AT o. 9.45 1880. ILLS a. n, ~ IN,
l2i5. l30. 2l5. g. 345 $780, 5l5 q. 6t5 $780, S,l5 %
$50 D. m.
ISLAM $50 1915, H. las NJ ~ 80 ll5 2 245 $3.50.
L. IL. g. g. IS. $50. 7l5. & S:45 9.3j 1854 ii l5
on SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS Boats will be run HALE.
HOURLY. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01

SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Elevated RAILWAYS ODsnst 4 Stain AZ
BATTERY PLACE on the 9Th and )h lines trs5ur
opposite the Iron Steamboat CD npIays PlyDl Pst l.
North River Plssen lesiriay bDis viii lelT5
the that point
Passengers from "a and 81 avslIs I1sS tDlu1y tr)l
Steamboat tickets viii DO trllsfsrsl To 5th AL
gth avenue lins3 lt S)1t1 ferry tr,a
EX URSION TICKETS for sale AZ all downtown trlce
stations Oft1s ELEVATED RAILWAYS at 90 conts eicl.
I'm IId rail VI both
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29
LIVE sTOUR

The Boston correspondent of the Droyer's
journal writes under date of March 20, as
follows.
The trade for foreign shipments has dur.
ing the past week developed nothing of any
great Importance to the trade. Adyices re-
ceived to-day show values to be off lc per
pound from the rates cabed on the 10Th
INST, Shippers are not at all encouraged
by the advices received, but ON the contrary
are satisfied, that unless change is re.
corded before many days, American shin.
pers must lose heavily upon their ship.
ments. Cattle suitable for export have al
vanced during the past ten days from 10 to
10 per pound, and u decline at foreign mar.
kels of lc per pound does not look encour.
aging to the exporters of American live ca >
Tie; Freight rates to-day, We're there any
10 let,would not command us much by
$3.50 per head as the contract prices which
shippers have space engaged for. A visit TO
several of the steamship offices was made
yesterday and upon being Intercepted MS
to the inquiry Tor space, bland smile
beamed upon their countenanccs and
There is nome" tell from their lips. They
look upon tho situation in
business.like way--that Is, feel
ing that they are all to-day re.
ceiving in most instances, $40 per head
more for their cattle space under their con.
tracts than they could let It for at this date.
Insurance premiums are easier, 3 per cent
on regular lines being the established rate
TO-DAY QUOTATIONS.
bnsf OArrLx-Butchers stock, grass fol, SA
corn fed, o.
BARREN oows--Fet sAGoSk conts,
SniPriNo--i0ptA cents.
srccK--Per head, ei2@at20
MICH oows-with calves, sSssto
h9as--Sorn.fed, 10 gross, timber fat, 81;
c,ock. stpSk, y
eHaEr---Mutton, skssa cents; stock. per head;
t2.00@S2 80
HoRsna-KxuH nne, por span, eScc@ssOa .snoy
harness, sl60vsseOG livery harness. s5asasi76
farm, 5000 eie5, poniee, SibCte3n
MuLss-.kxtra heavy sta,eoaaON medium $500
100 small a9Oc 30 W"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29
TRADE ITEMS.

OopnsHlNe schooners arc getting ready
'oT r . cruise 70 u The north s
many trees in San Bernardino to kill BIRDS d.
~ mn t.,, numbers OF birds are preying
The Iron bridge recently built over the
Black Warrior between Tuscaloosa and
Northport has brought frolu tolls abont
5000 per month thus far.
s central ira N, Mississippi people are planting
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-29
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SAuDLNNX AMI LEATHER,

TO-DAY \ QUOTATIONS.
SOLE LfArhxR OAK-No, l, 5000; No, ., $50
haMLouS-Dest buffalo slaughter, So good, 20,
oost Matamoras, 20 No. 2 ~.
OAK HARNESS LIArHEa-No. l. g5SSsso; No, 2, .
assLooS-prime. 81; DO good, Sc,
quality
PmtApsLfhtA OALrsKIs-No.l !, 81 10 To ! rs
10 No, 2, q W to 10.
Pn,LAprLrniA Krs-No. !, $50 to o. 70 NO
ording to weight,
NJ. ,, stage collars $3.50
Duck collars o.. ab.
No. J, IN cotton back bands, 81 o.
40, Sk cotton back bands, 81. 80,
No. cotton back bands, Sl.71.
Gh--0-s trace chains, &c.
6S--S--2 trace chains. Asc.
49, trace chains, 6Oc
No. hook hanas NJ, Il H. Sl9S,N o
1890 avs -
No. Web Ha,ters rope tie, 500.
No. y Web hattors' rone tic, s27A