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New-York tribune., 1884-03-21

nuctns.ed within Of and closed s higher tssn
Ssfsrd. so.ns isf a. g''2 2pr
s9$ssa s.S ;;s:s E &C.
sES aPT s ssss
qas Hs a os VI
.S.;fss E: i ls; ,?s
0sPF 4 ss ao July q sis u1o iSs 55s All year
S a 81 80 ss z % AZ a.
$50 Nay 10 90 song 7 g. nv = S
closing 50 6929s5e5: An the Year go i2Sso 20 Buk,
I $40 90 gSr H S rsr' @ saa
Flour 1000 bbs Wheat 5000 BUSH corn fl2 600 oash
@ S%a 1880 % 6Ss Wheat go56 Corn
10000 busb oats. 10000 bush Rye 3lOo oushi Barley
PHILADELPHIA March 2oF1our fair inquiry for desirable
Gs GSp anS @ snas s no e tno%B duh
Ha%y q & Sse M "a Do
Minnesota Bakers Clear S Patent ss iI 10 hye S"r
ep spor Ssmspd and very i,to doing speculative
account but the advanced and closed teay a.
export 1 E'e elevator 81 81 No Delaware depot
Il 10 l ns Sp MnFs Il ns o. IN AD Ea1
May tlo9Ssi 3 June q 4 Gs f 7Ic b yGoHsr for ear
ots Of No. 9Pennsyvania on spot small lots viii
s pS q had % no scas S ws' so s'T Ss G5s
qnoed in grain depot 80 9c steamer Yellow saoat
Yellow Fellow n'mSn IN ssn DEPOT depot Shs 81 SAN Yellow track
Sail Mixed March, 81 aa82c, April 59496O4ci May 6Os@
GOhc. June 81 06i' 'c july ls@62 se Oats ar r. @ o5s
spected 5c White at 43 No White n s, 2Dh ,n; st
ehly; No White March, 42$ 043ci April, 42h2G43'sci
May 427d43 sc June. 43h9l3c Provisions nIIn BeeI %
s23 6O Drod Beef sl7as8 Pork New Ness sl9 29@sIG ~
SideA Clear In salt lOdl0c do. Smoked llc Shoulders h
,;rv sat 7la079c smoked S49Sc; shoulders plcSle
cured As0sSc Lard quiet Refined $40 5O steam slOVO
Butcers Loose 80 Butter aud scarce; Extra 3fqoc
Eggs and higher Extra 2s924ic Cheese hn New
York Creams, 0l5c Western, fair 10 goo ~
al2ac sugarRehned dal PowdeIed 1877 & &c, S5op 30 m
a T2 90 Receipts-Flour. 1000 bblsj Wheat 5000 onsh
Corn. 5000 bushi Oats 5000 bush shipments" neat
1000 bush; Corn. 5000 bush; Oats 1000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21

;:s: E. ~ 4 AZ
ou'h eFan 80 60 os so aSOOo
''s: & vr:ss
:s;S "a psT cram %o'a b1f &
eRfd "a reTgsS
cargo s :. rates
a. soc tsTgo gss bark
oony moderae obsns movement ty was Wo o.
erp &c. Calcutta bsS50c Crude cottonseed 4o942ei
EePs% 5oS fSr TnSsrs Bank straits
for S%iSi Elaine ".'"''' ''''' '''' -
PRovIsIoNs-PoRK-- The market has not varied since nc
onr Ss' shippers are doing very tte and generally the
movement is tame prices however have Iisy seT e o
G7 7 Is 1S' oT od and and $is 1850 Family Mess
las % moderae sale Sat tercSd ios du qnoed
s Cv Extra India Mess in erces & s2i s Ss29 Extra
Plate Beef az 50 HAMS quiet bgl steadily
9i 9iS pSl Saqe a. "sIs at
GTm but buyers respond slowly 2s me West r. es
h Gr"en sbondeTs at Lc Pcked Beles. 70 N ayeraye
fRGfrH H"%s ai2%e % smSSed snoSiders se9c smoked
hams d1 ~ % quossa SS at 97c
for Chicago dGye Lons ard h,2e Ss2rt mon Ss man e an" at
ARDTe spec ulaon was more wo6ia.e tCsy' as S ana
higher bas sympathy with grain prices adyanceq a. d
closing about the outside tes Coni5act craze % Ia ~
May 97fa9.S0c closing soc aSo tes JSne ooo% Io
0sSc closing 9SSc~; 100 ties. July, 1se0DO5c, c,os
ing 952a995c August 9s5e93.e Ci5y steam ,d m@ "a t
iOc; Continent iO9 10 loci south Americsn at IOI
I BUTTER and CHEESE hrn, ana IN Iau + uenlhin , ~
prices "a quoted last EGGS asan higher snd IN go1 u
nand state, 232c Western, 23a28 2c' sOutherh' @-9~
23i9c
sTEARiN E~Qquiet aud steady City quoted al lOc
asked; OeOmargarlne steane s'4Gs7sc Sales looooo
at SEC reported. -... 81 r,. oeo ,o,,
Centrifugal csc sales 1000 hhds Centrifugal 0ol2 10 ~
tes nj q Iic Centrifugal 5l6 O62c; 400 mus
ovado 100 at 77 for July, and 6tOc Tor
August Refned easy Crushed, 72cd7 20 Cut Loaf ~
7c Powdered 7a$cj Cubes 7's1I ll-loc s
75l5a7 ~; Mould A." TIC; COniectoners do, slice
Standard do 8 Z I7c; on do, 62a654c; White Extra
CsaGasc; Extra &C." 57saGci "C 1e05s4c; feroW o'4@
6Lc. 49,, ,.t.,e. a,tos
TOPACCO- Medium Lugs more active and higher sies-
AD 30 hhds at 7s.c June - hhds at SC; july - hhds
al sc August I2j hhds at lGc October, 20 hhds at
TiLI6WBa tT'al Dor SnS dccnna Prime city quoted at
7l4d7asc. Sales, $4,000 ID at t741f 'ec , -, -.
iEAS-Japau firm sales between first and second cant
APRIL l. OOi lb at 10000 ~ at 3Olsc 300 b; at
36i,c Nav 10000 b. 32 June, 10000 ID, al 3.iisc
Hetween scond call and close. March, l5Uou 10 az 9U
April 900 n at 3Oc $1,000 70, at 80 c Nay lOOOO ID;
at 3lic: 5000 m 32ac June 10000 10. Al 81 iota
for today 3I5 900 Exch. - pfo 10000 D APr
for June Black weak sales $4,000 ID ApiH 3Z'2c May
SIC.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC Markets


BALTIMORE March 20 Cotton 1rm Midlling lO94 &C.
Flour GIiet and steady Howard Street and Western
- Gj IS 90 city Nils super s. f5Ss3 jO do Extra So Is
do TO- aoae % G i've Pnen - Whsasea5fS 9aet @ se so 4
WeseTn shout % ;isa1y anS am SSn@ern he ~ 2Gs lo
Western Winter ed po r. & 14fi o 9 s a@seh ns f. 0
81 lOadsl l0 July u 0J CornsOuthern steady Western
oSsr and closing gGlet southern W1e ~ o. ScoSa DO
5l9G5sc.. May. 69YG59i2ci July o2se62ilci steamer
oats Dun 10 and easy Southern a3SiS
~ a4S Rye hT% At 6Sg1 g ,y m 1% Prime to GhoIee
% Ma a1a mo- sl4 & VV' P @ st9E &
Meats shoulders Clear packed, sdIO4c Bacon
Iar-Refned iOac Butter hrmer Western Packed Oag2c
Creamery. 2SG3.c Eggs nrm a. u ga re Cohee dull
soft 7&e Petroleum a % ard sieS1y refined stsIe
Flour ls s5 cram =. "a ReceiprsFi"ar s,s 66s
Rye. 500 bush. Shipments Wheat 5000 bush sales
Wheat. $1,000 bush. Corn. 900 bush
BOSTON. Mas, March l9-FOur unchanged; Western
PaPsa seas 81 sR5Hs m y MhsS % 20 o
oats INN No, White, 47a4Se;i NO White 10 a459 9c
FS ue Prime o co. MR XXI e
SS si At ss s 2 Fa%' s4s eis bas rss
easy Fresh made $40 Cheese nrm Good to Choice ola
bbls $500 sacks Corn i6O 900 bush; Wheat 1000 BUSH
oats 10000 BUSH 'shorts 400 bush Barley 5000 bush
10 Hard Duluth held a, y a. wl, 81 ls bid cash Corn
dull sales Choice High xed at % c Good
Barley and Rye unchanged Railroad lIeigs 10 New
Sa. sasS 1@ @ o a & Sn. SG nSe o %
Barley b,50O bush Railroad shpments-Flonr. Loo bbls
Barley. 5000 bush. Rye 500 bush.
CnIcAGo March -Flour-Market dun unchanged
yanced Sac nnctuGed .c higher than ysster
day -aes ranged cash "a elosns at s9teT March
al JSy y sSs9s ss at esss 70 @ 1Hns sse closing
e01s a07c september 96 g96Lcj No Chicago spring vj
49, NO ~ lineage &c SPIing fsasoci No Red Winter
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
COTTON MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. March 2O.-12:30 p. m.-Coton firm Middlng
Upands 10 l6: do Orleans lOd. sales 10000 bales,
Including bales for speculation and osport; recepts
l.. % bales all American FutuTesU PIsnds Low MIddhng
clause March April delivery, 626ld do. April and
Nav delivery 636id; do May and June delivery i64d
do June and July delivery 364d september and OctO
her delivery l4O4d. Futures nrm.
l:3O p, m-CottOn-GOod M,ddng Upands, e,sdi Md
ding Upands 6di Low Middlng Uplands, 6d. Good
Odlary Upands, I'd; Ordinary upands sdi Middli9g
nary orleans, l8di Ordinary Orleans I'D Coed M Md
Texas jsd Ordinary Texas l1lGd; Ordinary Texas
5iid
D. m-Cott0n- -Futures-Upands Low MiddlinR clause,
April and May delivery 3D.; DO July and August delivery
laG4d do. August and September delivery. q ! l-64d
D. m.-COttOn- -Futures-U plands Low Mddng clause,
July and August delivery l4-64d
y. m-COttOn-FutuTes- pands Low Middlng clause.
April and May delivery. l4d do September and october
delivery l564d do. october and November delivery.
Futures closed firm.
GALVEsToN March 2O-tottOn firm; Middng 10ds: Low
Middng 10 J6; Good Ordinary 9 net and gross receipts
49, bales Exports to Great Britain i6O7 Deo COastwse
3,467 bales; sales, l9o bales; stock, 24,s2l bales 500
SAVANNAH, March 20-COttOn steady, hddt1g, lO4 Low
Middng l0; Good Ordinary 99g net and gross receipts,
g92 bes Exports Coaetwse l226 bales sales COO baesi
last evening. 80 bales; stock 1917 bales
NEW-ORLEANs March ~. Cotton hrm Middling lO34 Low
Middng 10 76, Good Ordinary 9' receipts O~5 baes
gross bales Exports O the ointment 500 bales Coast
bales bales: z1O,aO2 bales.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NEw-YORK. WEST SHORE BUFFALO HAtLwA
Trains Desbrosses Corsndt foot OF Vest "a 49,
For Chicago Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls snd banS''
'Sp m. $500, q "a =. -. Al
Newark. Rochester Syracuse and Oneida $50 m|S
pm ...s.ss
Amsterdam, $50, IL 20 a mi SPIN
Newbury Kingston. Highland Poughkeepse s. VsV 4'.'
- m; $40 43O. - D. m
.Dsiiy Other trains daily except SUNDAY
Buffet Parlor Cars $50 aud ll2O u NJ anu ASVp "
Paor Baaet Cars on 9,So N. train for syracuse sns
Rochester - .,,s.n
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars on p IN :Iaiu for San-''
and Chicago Al. -, ,,a Am
pany Jersey CITY Pennsyiy aroad Siaon bG99nHn
NoI lourts Annex Odoe, foot OF Fultou-sL; e3s
az, aud No. DeKalbayei NewYork cy Nos S5s iS5 fS S
20l Slp pA6 l3l3 broadway, No Union Sqtus,
ISL ath.ave f6S East l25thst, Pennsylvania kN 80
tion DesbrossessI foot coand,st. and West s"s
Station. foot West 42d.st -,
"a SJsiese
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
6ieamjoats an0 Railroads.

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on lioU
i SATON and NAUGATUCK RAIlkOA O-- Steainers
leave Catherine-slip IL D. m 25dst- East rnVof
S:lOp IN lower than by any other route.
T,OR ROSTON. FARE ONLY So.
Via STONINGTON LINE.
INSIDE ROUTE, avoiding Point Judith =, =,
Steamers daily Except sunday IRON Per 3d. ~ IL,
'~'sI' + " PoPPLE, Genr Pass. Agt, M West-st.
U,Op KOSTON Fare Only S3.
f." VIA FALL RIVER LINE. Limited Tickets
pest ronfe 10 Newport Fall River and all Eastern points
Day service SUNDAYS EXCEPTED from Per - ~ c, n,
o,5 y m Steamers BRISTOL AMI PRONIDENtf on.
recon nv ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn 43O Jersey ~ ~
m Tickets and statsrOOms may be secured In N'~- 9x
nrincinai hotels transfer and ticket offices at the ocs
on Pier y, and on steamers o-oacrr cONNop
BORDEN & LOWELL OEoh"lh -, n pase Acen,
OeDl fa5s' Ah'he
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, March 20PrOvisl0ns- Cumberland cut
3gs Od Clear Mddes i5s 0d. Short Gear Middles
s. Cd short Ribs 4Js. l shoulders, 3os per cwt Beef,
HOS extra Indian Mess; Prime Mess 9ls. Pork Prime
Mess 7js Ud. per obi Prime Mess Eastern, sOs West
7Os Lard-Amerca i1s 3d Prime Western, duh at 8
OH AS I'D. HamsLong cut SIS; shoulders I'd.
Butter los. per for finest United states Cheese
Choice us Wheat-Red Western spring, led
ass; Red Wmtei, ss 81 ass 6d per eenta No. Spring
I'd New Western Winter 8s 4d; New Mixed Western,
i9, California No. /. 7s Id ass All California No. 2,
7s. jd.d1s lOd per centaL COrnhined ol 5s Od TO-
new Id per GENITAL Pr0duce-Spirts OF rurpentne,
Dos Cd; do. at London 25s Cd per ewL Refined PeTo
leum 6aid. per gallon Clover Seed-Amer1can Red, 0Os
per cwt TalOw, $50 I'D per cwt. Rosn-C cannon,
3i Pale, 9s. lOs Cd Lnseed Oh, 20s 9d Q2ls per
cWt.
LONDON March 20-PrOduce- OIL 500 los a s2O
los Calcutta LiDseed i5s. Sd quarter. Lin
seed Cake 50 5s per ton Refined Petroleum 5Sd % I'D
per gallon Spirits OF Turpenne, 20s. I'd. per cwt
sperm on. G640tJO per ton. Rosln-CommOn, 4s bd;
Pale 6s.Glls. Proyisions-Lard ASS. Cd pee cwt for
American Sugar, Dos I'd per cwt. for Cuba Centri-
tugal poarzng 96o and l7s Od Gles Cd for Cuba Mus
coVadO air refining arOat.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per North Ricer Vessels ant R1urOIis.
NEN-YoRK. March 20. 1884.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-N.Nd Coffee 10 the fnnt to-day. Caracas
good demand and 273 bags good washed just in per
"(ilcn'ync" sold private terms washed quoted az
13d f4c 900 Porto Cabco private terms.
about c tn aiso inquiry for Java
though sales made. Spot no dun and down IN
lilo for Far, 1000 "Fmnce" sold private terms
OpfIOns qnet and poins lower Sac7, $1,000 bags,
closing at D. 9j0H1O fOi MIcn; 94ja9.jO FOR April; 800
d9.5, 'or MAY; and 9.jJ0JGO for June.
COTTONSDOt Cotton quiet and steady. Salcs 4lG bales
for cOnsumption. Delivered contracts 200 bales. Re
ceipfs the to-day 6gl7 bales against 6OJO this day
LAST T. III nis day last year since September
l. 4fO6073 bales jl79rlS time last
The quotations according TO the American ciassDcton are
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21

HAY AND STRAW-There a slightly better business
In the grades Of Hay low grades continued and
easy straw steady No may 80 s0c No do. ds0c No
do d7Oc; shipping do b5c; Clover, 40 5Oe:
a65c; No. straw, 60 O965c; No do, 50do5c; oats
45d5Oc.
HIDES.-TIere moderate movement, and all prices
remained steady.
HoPs-Litte Of occurred The brewing demands
continued small and the foreign inquiries Ia
sympathy with the London cabes We Quote state 1884
ladZ6c.i Yearlngs, Ioa22ci Eastern, l6d22ci Pacific
Coast, 2Ud 26c.
hErALs.-On change: Iron dul Tin strong; on first
call, 25 tons Straits April sold az lsc 20 tons do May
lsec.; Coppcr weak; Lead steady; Spelter fiat.
MOLAsSEsB Boiling stock quiet AZ 22c for 6Oc test New
Orleans quiet
NAVAL sTORES-ROsins had another quet day hut prices
remained steady strained Good strained 81 DO 81 52a
r. III 90 r. 81 GOatl O2ia O. 81 7Oa4l 10 H. 81 DOdf 05
!, o. lO X, 37G2 - NJ ~ sOas2 90; N 50 90; W o.
S4d&4 20 Spirits 1ufpentne remained 1rn 2UO bbla
sold IN yard AZ 3i Tar and Pitch quiet aud unchanged
OCEAN FREIOHIS-IheIe another dull day a both
berth and charter tonnage Rates by steamer Liverpool
sighy depressed but charter firmly held
particularly for oil tonnage LIVERPOOL 5000
eush Grain I'd. 1000 bbls Flour. Isl 5000 sacks
DO. D.i on Cake I'm lots. BE-. 200 packages Bacon
aud Lard los.I 6.000 boxes Cheese. 1885, Tallow.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
1nsirrriiou
For Boys and Young Men-Co

For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
LEXANDER INSTITUTE-Milltary Board-
"A ing School, White PainsN NY. oR"lLLi9' rhps I'm
A HOME-LIKE BOARDING-SCH0QL Tor
N Young Boys. T.. HfNDs, A. NJ hemps'e"h. H. l..
BACKWARD and INVALID BOlS.EIhe un-
)dersiened an cxperenced yslcisn end teacher makes
the and instruction Oh suCh DoS9 'f''
DIR WILLIAMSON Lyme, Conn
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY.-Stta. Stamiord' lnol,,i
ID Conn on Prospect Hill, outside the vliage veiy @ -
nr,ng term of I5th year begins April ffpas oi
caliege or business For particulars send or eaiosuo
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately ntted olo1 tor
ID oolera Conditioned rejected cnidiuhtss
simmer or winter Stockbridge, Mass. p HoFTMANN.
DORDENTOWN, n. J.-Military Institute.
ID Prepares College Business Finely located neaiE
ful and thorough For circulars, &C. address =, ,,,,
- Rev. MM &. BOWEN, A. NJ fhne'p"--
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, P0UGHkEEP-
~ SIZE n y. prepares Boys for College, scennc ana
Government School and for BUSINESS JOHN MlLEf'
Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
Worcester Mas. 2Sth year For full information ap-
Div 10 c. B METCALF, A. NJ superintendent
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
j. Chester 22d year Degrees conferred - -.
DYE, n. Y.-Bradford Mansion School. Open
LII ing Of Spring term Feb g. g. j. COLLINS, Principal
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA SrOcKS
san FRANCISCO. Ma-ch 20, 1884,

The Ontario Silver Mining Company has declared
it's ninetv-third dividend of $4,000, payable to
stockholders Of record at Lounsbery Hsggins,
No 10 BrOad-st
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF

FROM STATIONS OF
EEW,JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTY. ST, NORTH RIVER. \
Direct connection oS S inS Tddn % ss srS Pier via Annex
TIME TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV. 1s, 1888 4,
For pHILADELpHIA and TRENTON Bound Boz u Brecs I
fsoo EeSte @ stSD&Ys @ at s5 No. $50 LOOP
Direct connection at Junction n, f ana
DRAWING. ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Returning leave PHILADELPHIA, Ninth and eresn,sts,
1870, $50, 93l, ll00 g. In -. 345i 9'4O $50 i!o9
~ sic 500 s0o oSV M, iSo $50 SO, ess
pm. SUNDAY, S:l5 IN, 4:3o p. IN.
LsSSs ss r6Gs S1nIen az 42 ga sun
For AWiLLI2%sPoRT at s:45 7.45 900 g. m,, s45. 400
For sTuNBuRY AMI LEwIsBURG a. Gas, 7ri5 a M saS
4p.m.
For READING and HARRISBURG at 74o, 900 Ills N,
100 1870, 400, $3.50, 1900 Sundays at $50 m.
For SCRANTON at et5, 800 q m 345 p. m.
Loo. l:3O 3:45 $3.50 p m Sundays At o:5O p IN
For DRIFToN at Gas q. IN, 345 p In.
ForTAMAoUA at 645, 7iO. 900 M loo $50. sA' 400.
Fer BErHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN and MAUcH CTTUNE
at e45, 300 NJ, Loo. $780, Sao' $50 p H. Sunday 81
For EAsToN at s:i5 900 a. NJ leo. lso o45, 400 ssol
$50 y. IN. Sundays. $50 p m.
For STATIONS ON HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 800
q. IN. AZ y, 4:3O p. IN.
For FLEMINGToN at e45, 900 m, l'oO hSo, 500. Aso
800, $50 p. Sundays 13O p m.
rsr iao d c st So go @ c 1888 sd 6f iSo O t ta
days at 800 m, l30, $50. 800 p. m.
For PLAINFIEL 6iS 745 600 sSo 1859 ilS a ssa
700 500 s:S0. 1880, 1900 p. SUNDAYS AZ ooV' o'ss
a. IN 1885, 400, 5s50, 9:0O 100 p. m -. 80,
For ELIZABETH 6l5, Gas. 7lS 40 100 s0" ~ ~ sVT
$50 lO0O l03 lll5, 1880 M l2t2, I6 IsS6 siS 5S%
64S 900 6:i5, $50 80 100 7S9 SOY 81, VA 10 1S
5sS' iiSo 900. tSj.Y i@0o @' IN. 9G''' &c
For NEWARK At 500, siS, el6 6!5, 7l6, Is9 500 slJ
Ss1 900 e.is a,tS lois lO45 ll:l5 m II 10 m lxsi
ll6 900 $50 800 3: 80, 400 4SO, BOO o;Ao; ,YfH
6o0 81 s. $50 100: T:S0 s6 300 sio iooy' ~
100 u m SUNDAYS at 500, 9ilo, lOto d m 4-0' ~
il5 500 400 600 6l5, 500 800 l9so III An ren A
For long BRxNCH OCEAN GROVE %S ~ ~ fsnc fsIcss3 n
500, SIS n m, l:SO 400 o'uU w. ~
Ocean Grove) at4OO lO%S IN
For FRFEHOLD-At5 B. Sl5, IL g m, l:S0 : p ~; .. a,S
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BASN EoAt 90 ~ On ~,
a. m 1870 4i30 with through Darlof esss W ''V -
FOR VINrIA ND ana BRIDGErON ar 1850 p.m
NEw-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. &, North River, via SANDY Hook
cor LONG BBANCH- EATONrOWN etc., al = p H.
Tickets can pe prvcurcd bertyst P1er No Ncr1
Rivar a. lb2 267 25726l 27l 4lg, 72l ttt lJlI spY
1923 broadway 7ST and 74e othase Eylngtonstl ~
5Os East l2otlst and principal ho!en
&ewYork city In Brooklyn at Nos Courtst Up Fryns
.yS lssLa Atlantic In HoOokeu, 23A Washington dl
Company will call for and check from
botels or res,dence 10 destination. .,,,ncg a
A' ~ ~ WooTI IN General Manager [. O. HANCoSh"'
p and + A. II p. BALDWIN, q. T. T. A, lls Loei"'T
N Y.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, March 20,-Sugar quiet and weak; Centrifugal.
92o 10 90 polarization. IN boxes bags and hhds sGos
gold per Spanish gold 1850 1854 Exchange
demand the United states 80 days goi 6s4
prem DO short sight, 0i2G7 prem; London, l7i2GlS
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New-York tribune., 1884-03-21

arscemann and another to Charlotte EhriInser
Monrcess No S. John Whaisn, referee 70 MayB i''0'
orand2 Nos eoo eli and ois; i Pals. e. al ''''o
executors. to Dry Dock. East broadway AID Il
c4thst So 1893 Of Lexington ave- issIioo5 H''c
eaglana and wife & 70 a Paddeek 10000
70 John Castree :: $4,000
sthsve cor OF 5sthst 262Iioo Jacob Campbell '''"
2sds No sis we-'. siioiossi Cutler and A''0'
oreensishs st. No 400 Henry Nieand and wife to A ''
10th st. s. 2lj It Of othsve 25Iel9 David wa 'O'"''
and wife q El1 set1:.. .,..,; 5000
Hebbsr and iD husband 70 Clara oppenbemer 5000
9th ave- VS. - r. o. tSn.st sSxeS0; q Be- >, ooo
1884 3 i05 Il eCf "a ave 2SIlooiii Fred Bret
eslver' to Lous Lese :; :; 80. l77oO
and wife % wa Crawford. 800
19th.st g lot 81, 22xei.ll; Julia Coleman to
wnetist No9i: cas Gontzierto 70 Nathan Koawsk 2os0o
Mulbeuyst. No llG; Annie O Deane 10 Frank Rho
s3dst, n 5, 1863 IT E OF 2d.aye i6Iss.9 Il S New.
to Frank Rboner. 1900
mt and wife to W ? Austin ;..,.-,. 1900
bride ami another, executors, to Kinney Tobacco 49,.
BroOme.si 40 9isi Paul HoPpel and wife to Bog
oliTerst, No III Aaron Hershheld and wife to May
Ssfdt ana vie to John Dawson 81 Al s2ON
nstte Gerber .'o 1890
4o'Sis witc 10 70 v Y@isg ...' 1880
4O'essc execnter !, 10 " Yomns lo7@
oS'g a"S 1 essoa .o a. and wife to 4 Bles Il5Ooe
Sdays, ave W GSeednbemer and another llOoe
wlIlettst No 81; Catharine Flemming to Jacob 7..s
Am re 5Ib ave from 9TH to Dist James Doyle and
wife t. ~ Patrick's Cathed al ..--.- -
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21

story brick bnildngs with loty, Nos 5S4 and 6sB
sth.ave, g, Of 3sthst, Dot l5.2xj4; John ID Wen
l 3-story brick m with plot OF land Nos bl0 to Ola
lstaye, cor Of 3Oth-st plot 74.lxlOO;
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