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New-York tribune., 1884-03-07
h snnnlv NJ Grain In the united States and Canada

AY ASR , @ EFs fSGa sns as So in IN Fine Rs
dSSr Sy at 1aSss sSs s fss steady and rye in ry good de-
mand. No. Hay, 50 aglc; 40 g. l3a8lci No > 90:
G65c No / straw, GOa6oci NO DO, 5Uq0Jci oat, 40
1HoPs-Thc bulls here and in the interior sn maintain
cheerful 'front.' but the eats are fey and small ana the mar
S1 e a. s are ZEN in some cses relatively higher than here but
1 Is sf sa and an GS qaSd I'd a oo % to
Prime q oc Msam 1872 1920; & 10y 2C Grades iGl7e
fniDEsIFirm ana in demand Dry Bucuos Ayres, q
@HIiF2MP-ouet and unchanged today
METAIsEon change to-day Iron; dul hut steady Tin,
firm though quiet Copper nominal Lead, steady spelte
ulMG6TKssEs-of Boiling Cuba 1900 bids were sold to
arrive at 3c 50 test also quoted the spot
the spot OF S6c.; 200 bbls of April sold 3Gc
SeT 9TYsGeneTay tn " ne,aaseJ with moderate trade
OCEAN fREIGHTs-There was little business in herts
here and rates for h9 most No part We're nominal III There
unsatisfactory rates. LIVEkroOL steam Gram, qnoied
@i EiSaI '1o$$ s $d Gus 5000 c.ES lots
900 eOTSs sd BfSn 10 , 2 & Sd a. oSS ~ & Pcf %
ed 1000 bale, Cotton s Hops I'd 'Osi1 MI ls zso tons
ga sisi 1000, saess FicaT' u, $9el2s Sd
GSsS. ss Cd fssrS % tons a
DOs Flour Is ga. ga 400 9F HTf9 do s 2s Gd
3D. 3D. lANTWERf steam 10000 pus GRAIN i'd 5000
tsT%. Sai@ oo sfqEr1TS fq ea@ 5000 Grain private
steam RTya via ba5 BsmS 20 oG 900 .us M
nod S5o" Petroleum. British Gi,s 1900
RS Sstsns Az = % S. ETH SHssas ssa @ S SS'
Refined Petroleum. IS: anOthtr, bO U DDls I'd;
another, 5000 bbls do, 2s; IL Hamburg, Is l ID
HOVISIONs-POKK-Ih temper IA weaker and holder
have reduced prices 25c bb Nothing OF the
ment however and the market II wholly nominal.
The West Is also lower aud dull Mess on spot quoted
Si7 62LaSl7 as for old and $40 for Family Meas
gl9dslg ~ Clear Back sl0 1bQ $50 70; Extra Prime sI7
-. BEEF-Pces have fairly steady support but trading
continues qu ct city india Mess In erces S2i6
s28; Extra Mess sl2dsl& Packet, SlS In barrels and
ST. 90 n Ierces Plae Besf. sl2 OOGslS BEEF HAMS
a sale with with buyers;
quoted here at SIS 70 ds2S 90 and Bt West s27.CUT
HEATS-TbeTe very little lie tO the market Bellies
held firmly but otherwise the feeling Inst steady Picked
Picked
Picked Hams l2al2oi Smoked ShOuldcrs 9iec.;
Hama l3i9dl4c.... .MIDDLES-Any prices entirely
nominal demand Long Clear In New
York quoted e7 for Chicago delivery Long and short
Clear, half and half, e9d02c %. DRESSED HOGS
down about with offerings and very duh trad
ing City Light TO Heavy averages ssassci Pigss
LARD-Afer fairly steady feeling at the opening the
came weaker and here prices dropped t2 points from
The speculation continues slack and demand for spot lots II
very slow The failure Of Robert Stobo CO. had little
New-York tribune., 1884-03-07

effect on the market sales $50 Contract Grade on $50, sos
closing 055c; $50 tcs April g6Se eS1s Gc 20
ycs lime zoe closing 9GSd072c July, closing ~ a o
zoe August closing ~ eOci seller year cosi'3 @ 3 az
- tOc div steam dull ard &C. lower sales 10 tSs ~
a iOc: Refined bettor demand sales h merran
at priyate Terms quoted 0S5c aud SonIn H,,n a
10 PIC ~ BUTfER AND CHEESE nrn anu 400 LILLY LILY AZ
live iu rsdes snited the trade Prices as qnoei
EGGg declined trfe with Increased receipts ana more
moderate demand state and Penns5y '"Ii"' 80 -
Western. 23a23Lc Southern, 22't Csc ,oo, .toodv
RTE-Domostio l9d7c demand iar ana ptoV sses on The
SUGAR-Iaw quiet and unchanGed no me-" sho Don,nd
SPOT Far 20 Fair. Tor July sold az sue @
irregular closing nrmertor HaT spot pless% rrbes
qc. Ont Loaf 77sd77zc. Powdered iAa &c Ia
7s,c, Granuiniod : i.iG67i2c Mould a." 5sG &c; 81
con.ccftOucrs do TIC: standard do. IdI ~ on-
dG1c. White Extra 10" Ga6l2c; Extra "C o'sgo'so'i
"C'Btsd5a,c.; yellow. 5sD5 icc. -, ,o,o. q, IN ooO
STEARIN I-Lard has rather more demnnd saes Ol lie
n Cifv NJ zoe; Ocomargarine duet but hed hin' bon''
quoted 0isc. sales 6,00O H. at DC . no,o. o2o ono
TEA-Japsn in better demand and strong; "a
M n 2g9 2g3,c for March 3Jhdjli4C Of ApII
sec Mayi and 33d 33iic for June Baek wa %S & ,c
TOBACCO-Mcdium Lugs to-day we're siii Urn t uu5 hds
sales on Change: APRIL 7J hhds at JlCc May - "'
al The: June. 30 hhds, at 9-l6c. ,u p,,p,o
TALLON-Less active, and not quite 80 slIonsi ii'
City yquoed 91Gcj sales $4,000 ID, 72G VlOc
New-York tribune., 1884-03-07

s2c, san Mixed March, 6OisaGlc Apri eois9,6o%&cy &
NAV GO3l aBI &c; June, 81 0Gl 9c. OATS ~ nS III ~ ~
demand and firm; No White 43c No White a. SSI 40 no
on track "a 2c; Futures dull and lOwert no Te tl
4tI4c Provisions steady; Beef-City Family, u 40 ~ -
Si3 No Mess s2; Beef Hams. $2s jO Drieu bSoL
49, Pork New S9 30; Sides Clear IN sait,
do Smoked I4c; Shoulders In Gfy salt I2d a4oi uo
smoked SEd c Shoulders. pickle cured. s2g6'tc ~
quie Refined SO 81 p; steam 50 7 ButcheIs lQos Tg J
Butter firms Extra 32a Eggs nrmer and actlvei
22a22 iec. Cheese firm and fairly active Sew 9rkt 6t
Creams l3b1143,ci Western fair 70 good "a ~
Confectonera A. 7c unsettled; Winter Bran ~ 0V@
ggO 25 Receipts-FlOur. 5000 bba. wheat oVOV DIsl
LOJj bush: Corn. 1000 bush oats. 10000 Dush.
ST IouI4 March G-Flour steady and 6rmi Family VOG
"a 80; Choice 81; 6Ou$i 7O Fancy, - I21FO % " ns %
firm and higher; No. Red. 81 O9hd&l los cas II Iu
81 los: March, 81 90Sl II 81 81 a$l lle Myi 90
RED Fall 80 DC lower NJ 4sh0i9fc: cash; a.sg
iSac March, 5Oi.c May oats slow 3iisd4hc cash. 80 Sc
May Rye dull at 5 i2ci Barley, du az oOGo C. ,
qne and unchanged Eggs quiet AZ l0c fla1seed quet
atsl 30 HAY steady Timothy Sl0at15 Prairie - GSiV
Bran higher at SIC. COrnmeal quitt nv - ~ nas
Sl8 90 March Bulkmeats-LOna Clear ~ 4oGsJ w
short Rib 80 2OaS9 %; Short Clear, 80 % q bacon
Long Clear 50 so. short RIB, 50 s1a$lO snort Cear
so TO-. ReceDtsFour 1000 dds Wnes +|VV Tnsb
ShDments-TlOur 10000 bbls; Wheat, IOVOO oush Non'
u, 900 bush; oats IA 900 bush.
TOLEDO March G.-Whea quiet; NO White ~ ~ 02 02 ~ ~
No . While 30 oci 40. . Red, cash, 3ol2c. az w ~
March 81 90 asked April 81 OF May 81 O 4 Sgne - % 994
dull No 2 cash, bl'lc; March, 6i's@5lASd 6ApIII'
Ilc Oats duet; NO cash March, 80 ca 10 &c May
SIC bld No. 3sc Rye steady; Rejected os@9o0c' Magcb
quiet Prime. chsh aud Medium & IN lU hSdSn' nTn
s. ~; No 2 80 Recelps-Wheat. lloOO DuSn Sh
- 900 BUSH osts 1000 bush shpments-Cofn IV'oOo
Wheat, 5000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-07
11rr srocK MAnKErs-nY TELEnRApH.

prrro March CdfNt-Teceipts to-day 1900 head total
for week thus far head time last week 1000
head; consigned through 22O cars market dull: Extra
steers 81 SUa%7 OO TO Fair So jO Light TO Good
Butchcrsa 81 2J4fi 10.
Sts%DRecopts today 900 head total for week thus far
3UO0 hea time last week, ioOO hc2d consenel
through II market dull; Far 10 GOod esteh - 9V
az j Choice Fancy GUd56 To- Western Lambs, 50 %
dS7 co. 49,, -, -. A..
far iS 900 head FOR tlne last week. 25OJO head
c0usgcd through ~ cnr Good 10 Choice 1Okera, 80 -
Gs6 30; Light Mixed. 40d$6 Gj Good Mediums 81 OOG
9O Pigs 56 co 81 %. .- ~. ~
Cfc AGo March GThs DrorsTS Journal reports H01s-Re
ceDts $4,000 head shipments 1000 head; market 1rin
SO 4OdS6 Sj; Packing and shipping, 80 0Od@f OO
Light, S6 5GSG So Skips 81 9OdS6 90 o,,, =
C1fie-ReccDts, 1900 head shipments 2,oOO headi EI
poTts S. 4OGs7 O0 Good to Choice shipping 50 sOGSG 90
Common 70 Medium, - l0dS5 20. ., ,.,
Receipts, $500 head shipments nead INFERIOR
10 Fair So "A % Medium 10 Good. "a 0OGso OO Choce
ST L0uis March G.-HoGs-quict: Receipts. $500 head
shipments htad Light, s. 2OuS6 60 Packers 50 3DG
50 &; Butchers 20 30 Isl 10.
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= noinr only TO inform you of this un-

of my writing being only to inform you OF TINS ui
happy change A. poeoo+t
Our Sincere Affections are offered to Mrs. Bassctt,
Mrs. Dandridge Il all other Friends ~ am WY
Go WASHINGTON.
Outing and The UhoelmGn is PERIODICAL wnlon
deserves the heartest welcome at the hahds OF tI'u
and busy Americans. Anything when VIII le''"
them TO seel, outdoor amuscments ought to be en-
conraced. and this The Uheelnan does in beguil-
inc fashion. It's records this month of bicycling
trips in this country and abroad enough to STIR
the blood of the most persistent cit.
"Eh's Education" is the pleasantest story oil on
those which Miss Alcott has lately published Inc
March st. Nicholas fairly glitters with good tnisS
and mono is better than this
New-York tribune., 1884-03-07
MARCH MAGAZINES.

The gem of the March number of The English WaS-
frdted NQQazne is an article by j, COmyns Carr on
Sir Joshua Reynolds. 1t gives an engaging picture
of REYNOLDS as a man and an excellent analysis Of
his art as painter The six engTavings of Rey
nolds's most beautiful pictures are executed with
sure and delicate skill and are valuable and
charming part of the paper The engraving of the
portraits of the Duchess of Devonshre and her baby
daughter is especially admirable. The article is
eminently creditable to the magazine in which it
appears. Alfred Ainger's paper on Shakespeare in
the Middle Temple" pleasantly recalls the evidence
of John Mannngham's diary 10 the date of
"Twelfth Night" and pictures the jolly life of that
period in the Temple Mr. Walter Besant is at his
best in the touching conclusion Of his story of
"Julis."
Eight of the portraits which accompany Mr.. Eg
gleston's article on "Our fwenty-one Presidents" ("
in The MagasiRe of Ame,ioGn HistOry are unusually
good specimens of the engravers art. That of
President Pierce is especially fine. Among much
other interesting matter the magazine presents this
hitherto unpublished letter, in which Washington
describes to Colonel Bassett the death of his step
daughter Martha Gusts:
MOUNT VERNON, June goth 1878.
DEAR SIR: II is an easier matter TO conceive,
than TO describe the distress of this Family: especi
ally that of the unhappy Parent Of our Dear Patsy
Custis, when inform yOu that yesterday removed
the Sweet Innocent Girl Entered into a more happy
d peaceful abode than any she has met with IL the
afflicted Path she hitherto has trod.
She rose from Dinner about four o'clock in better
health and spirits than she appeared to have been
in for some timej soon after which she was seized
with one of her usual Fits, a. expired in it, in less
than two minutes without uttering a word, groan,
or scarce a sigh.-this Sudden, and unexpected
blow. l scarce need add has almost reduced my poor
Wife to the lowest e1b OF Misery; which Is IN
creas,d by the absence Of her son whom have lust
fixed at the College in New York, from whence /
roturned the stl inst and want Of the balmy con-
ISOLATION of her Relations: which leads me more than
ever to wish she could see them, and that was
Master Of Arguments powerful enough to prevail
upon Mrs cambridge 10 make tnis place her entire
AZ absolute home. l should think as she lives a
lonesome life lBetsey being marredI II might suit
her we'll, * be agreeable, both to herself g. my
Wife To me most assuredly 1T would.
do bot purpose TO add more at DresAnt the end
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer, Vessels dnd Rddro1fs
NEw-YoRK, March 6. 1884.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-spot Rio dan and nominal at lsG r@s fSs f@ op
tons were fairly active and points sales SIoV 0aks 0a
% IN 6oG 10 b Tor March; Goa % 65 for do = Nj u"
Tne 10 76sio75 for july 1878 for August Io16S
bST 1890 for nua closing barely % yye S,e1a G on pr
ote terns. ofocd at 9alOc. This Conee comes rom
fnango Portuguese possession in Africa? az inc m9nI f
f The Cunro River: Il generally shipped 10 HaNlt iau
burg or Liverpool; country has not heretofore haa any
drpc trade with this portion OF Africa. Heshcs me
eaIes there were rmOs other important ransalou 10
African Coffee 400 Savania and 200 Central AmeIi-
uuo.o,ood Soins
100 bales; Delivered contracts LOO bales Iecep
the boris to-day. s022 bales against SOS TINS Gay
week and 1923 last year since sepitmnfT -
lales against qGS during the period lal season
Tic quotations according to the American cashcaoh e
as follows: e,-
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rVHE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
4 NEW.YoRK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Arrangements OF trains from Chsmbersst Depot
9am-Daiy except sundays. Day Express drawing.roon
coaches TO Cleveland, cincinnati aud Chicago
JPN daily. st Louis Limited Erpress-No extra charN
Tor tmePulman Sleeping Coaches 70 ufalo arriving
T:25 "A m; Niagara Falls, salamanca 100 M CleNe,
land lao Cincinnati, $50 M Il LOUIS oiVa N secobH
day Connecting trains arrive Detroit oIVP NJ Ioedo ''@"
m Daily)-Pacifc Express for the West solid Tram oi
Buralo NIAGARA Falls Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel and
Bnfet Smoking Coaches 10 Chicago.
Rnther,or and passaic 7:2O 1850 $40 1920 IL noon
14bS95O 4O 6l 80 8:lO $50 7:30 1880 midnight
Sundays $50 1870 10 ZAP eSoV y Io nod1 T ~ 44o
o II6 4 m G3l r. 30 sl5 1890 aud ~ Midnight Sum
$50 1929 4' 81 SG Se%sEk .9 s5 Is Io 50 $40
30 Sln $40 40 10 ~ midnight SATURDAY nights
sundays glS ,d6 ia GS sSJ $50 $40 andIs
midnight. sundays $3.50 lo'-V III i'o 0''O A
eTSnTS and Cornwall 76O $50 4So6pm sunday
sT9 Roa5Snt and Kingston and Montgomery 4SOpm.
SUNDAY Cts5 so 5G So 1o?Oa $3.50 $50 aO s5pm Sum
day gSo UV 7b0 l0S6 $3.50 4SO Sl5 sunday
$50 1920 m GS0 Raroa5 mi ahe al Manst The N train
stops Ss II e&9s @Sssi o2o IN 4sO sO Sunday $50
leave & quarter OF aud quarter after each hour
,r" S.aS m 10 iO46 every thirty minutes ana irVu
"a 70 & and apartments in Drawing hoom and
sleeplng coaches be obtained ana Oi @ ceg
ana R1Fr 3 o Of Or S'sSssfs @ sPosSWSy P is T.
Court ST. Brooklyn or at the Company ePS Work n ITO
1850 lGS JSaS s9a % ABBoT oen Agent NewYOrt
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF
~ Trains leave for hngew9oa m ia MD Z
Nyack $50 loan $40 500 o'SO oAV sou IN ~ "~
night Eanuet spas Valley and MOnssy 7lO 10
SUNDAY fsoHS ~ ABBOTT, eenr Pass'r Agent New.YOrk
New-York tribune., 1884-03-07
Geacbcrs.

MEXICAN SCHOOL INSIIIIDJ.ddhEc eS,tp- ,or VI,
~ Hshed 1859 provides promptly Best asHoiors ~ oai
yse Pupils Families schools Colleges Cmrents Skilled
schools with reliable information, Ies IN ~ s,amn
Teachers always wanted. Application Ioln o III ~ Y
j. w sCHERMERHOkN co" : - rus
BILE AND THOROUGH IEAOIEmT s,a,.,II ,an,ons
" Of oil GRADES Tutors gOyernesses lecturers
&C. crcniars of best schools free no chgS 10
tnG fcacbers nor 10 teachers untli enfhgeto
C0YRITIlF n CO. 81 East lItl-st. Ohloh 7q""i'' '
TEACHERS WANTED.-Gentlem r IhlfS ilty
for English, city two for Englsn "ra anu otbcrs "
lay lazy 10, irt RW0RN q CO. American School Institute
East I4th-st, New-1o ork'
New-York tribune., 1884-03-07
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NEw.YoRK. WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
Trains leave Desbrosses Cortandt and foot OF West s
For chicago SUSPENSION Bridge, Niagara Falls anu banA'
'Spm a,..s
For Newark Rochester. Syracuse and Oneida $50 uJ'o
y ,-.,.on
Utica Little Falls Fort Plain, Canajohaiie Port JsHA''9
Amsterdam $50 IL: q. M q p M
Albany and Catskill .6 ESQ li,2O nj i30. g NJ oa
Nowburg Kingston Highland PoughAeepsie.' bsV i'-'
q NJ; $40, 4:S0, ~ p. M.
.Daily other tralns daily except SUNDAY. ao =.
Buret Paror Cars 800 aud llisO a. H. ana toVp IN
Parlor Buffet Cars on $50 a. train for Syracuse and
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars on p m train tof Buffalo
and Chicago. an. .ou
panY Jersey Cy PennsNsna RaiTosd ss,io1 ytsn
NoA CUlgtst Annex otnce foot Qf Fuon-s. eSS hu8vs
ST., AMI No I DeKab.syej SewYok Cty. Nos le2, 2yd
90i Y83 4i0 04B, l323 Broadway Ma. Union square 10
73T 9TH ave- No Ie5 East lsbihst PennsyvsDls hk So
lion foot Deshrossesst loot CoFtaadst and west sn'''
''S"'-s ''' HENGY MoSErT Gen. Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-03-07
NAH Orleans
Good Ordinary 81. Low 8IiddiDg.... o's

Stet GG9e Good G5STSTzi Ordinary fi51o MGdnT lo''
FUTURES dull and points ToGay' closing pr1GSs; %
}aas Ma5s1 }ssYTSS July 1! Ser
ie3SST December ioS Glo ITansra6le orders
O9o Highest and lowest prices OF the day hafn M IV Vpe
I$i&iI1s Iny i5i @il$o, ATFnsti yovs@i
september ildSal ll0 0ei9oGT aISa 9 lol N''e
0ft Ft6UR AND IIade has Only been
f the RGf e41ofs %oSGeHi Ss'S has been quite o66e
hSS sS Sa 4S%sa, R sae ye bis wIc Sb
for export including InGes 2Ss o9 6o bbs @ No @ a.
spring &2G2ss 0. ST wPtsT s 5Sc %neS Ss, i2SS 500
sTnS & sGsS = Coo for bg SgrnFw WINTER Wlest EI
mainly the SD.rSs Ssrs g sSass s5 e. ssf 2%S
s. co. Good Fancy So $50 common 10 oGo?d @ E5!r.
%seG oseCn to Fair fqGiT EITa Ono s. 4oss Good 5e
SsG Patent sGGs7 90; Bakers Extra, $5aas5 75i 81
Fs' Fs4 to cS%%on GoGa Good to IsrS choice
s. SSs SIS? ccy MI ives. Indies s 3GSs5'5
6Ss Ssi indadng fH 5o@%9a Good EIya e Qasa sS
GOG' aS% oSe no sSes 300 bb snperane s84od
FI3Eh o sns g,S at PSs r. randy aSF
wine at So 35i quoted 81 3oGsj 4'i Aeno" western ga
oRAIN-wnEAT- unsettled; cash lots swift without r
decided change except store No fed when rs a'9u5 &c
closing heavy at "a &c above 9e inside price, sro ,aa ite Sn
business for oC1d5 sIR3 aaG m bush N6 ed Bows & Co.'S
st0fes was the Produce Exchange this ooInn M
sales l2s 600 bush future. l23O0O bush cash. incuhg
TnSfaded Winter Red et sc dsl 16; No Rcd Il Oslo
Si 05s in elevators Red, ~ lO04 dSl OJ4 delivefei
from Store 81 072ds O7a in storej 81 is for Kali CeIt
cotca I'm elevator 14la delivered from elevator; No Red
81 22 IL Ungrsded White, 81 0 dSl2 "a latter very chico
10 Red seller March, 81 07d$l % Closing at sIU,H
do April 81 O8lsa 0g closing 81 09i4 DO May 81 Ia
Isl u.s. closing IL lls; do. June, - II 2'sG l' CLOS
ing 81 ..RYE-Markct frInet With lis1I supply
and fair exuo.t inquiry Western 1O0 fU WIN lJ4 pa
this morning boatloads Canada and state - Sic SIC
sales 900 bush Nay delivery al 4c other sales
were made with the Particular refused BAhLEfCMaI- &
with moderate mailing Demand sales,
huh Inqradrd Canada SIC; 10000 bush No, Cana
do GSc 10 oOD bush -Rowed state al BARLEY
Malt dul and nominal CORS-Maiket heavy and d
Ic lover sales export and the home trade mied
foi hnsness speculative sales SGuOOO bush.
mime IO bush. cash. including Ungraded Mixed at
bsd Gzci No. 3 % 2dbOtj Steamer MlAt , &c IN eI-
vaiort No 9 6l "a 6lc in elevator " taC3c delivered
mainly at the inside rrts Old No = ~ &c IN store ana
free on board store; 40 Mixed seller March Ga
l SC closing 81 4ci do April 81 8 d62 &C. closing blci
do MAY G2o G3 c closing 624c do june 63ao3 2c clos
inc g.;f ATS-M9iket i;G3sc. lower closing heavy a
% made prices sales $4,000 bush. future, $4,000 bush
cgrb inclIding No. Mixed at Ci No =, 4Oa4J &C. IN
stor and elevator Al c delivered; No quoted 4lc No
3 Whito AZ lc; No. ., 432043c. in elevator 44f dev
cred No quoted 4Gc Mixed Western, OG4c; White do.
43GiGc; White state +6di7ci 40. = Mixed s,lier
Anil 4OI,alO7c, closing EO4c; do. May, IL lsa
419c closing lsc; do June, 4liallLc, closing 4l4c
New-York tribune., 1884-03-07
STARINS
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

~
- CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Oflce Pier 1s v. r., foot Of Cortandt-st
ConsCnments freight forwarded directed TO pas
Of the world.
UNFoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders delivery Of all kinds Of freight and merl
chandise to any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR<
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly gheEed to any point
IN the harbor reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
steamer John H. sTARIN for NEw.HAVEN, leaves Pief
1s n R. foot Of Cortlandts, ct p. daily. SUNDAYS
eIcepted.l ...
Freight for points d. L. W r. r. received al Pier 4
For New.Haven and points East, at Perls
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND.-Eleyen hles ior
Ten Cents via Steamers from Pier l. E. r. foot Of White
halst
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, COmmunipaw. y. J--Dry Dockss
Machine and Boiler shops Everything sppeEteiuDg to the
cons uction and repair Of vessels.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-07
panrlna Ataotmles.

MIR p HARVARD REILLY, 57S 5th-ayey
WI has returned Europe For terms &c Apply as
81.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-07

NEw-YORK, Thursday, March g, 1884
The following sales were held at the Exchange
SalcsrOom to-day;
By Richard 7. Ha,7ieH Co.
l 3.story brick building with lot No - Bleecker,st
r dt GS RrnaSwav et 2S iIxSS% jacob Appel slz6OO
O1og m # Of peauceys % lot2iIloo; Dan Butler 400
2.story brick building with lots; No lSd WestS0t1
MsS5 S iiI N VI 10000
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
SEw.YoRK CITY,
4taye E l wif SGe o q Rogers $4,000
DSinker 10 Albert IIiTsch .........,.. 10000
'thaye sHesr and s wife TO Jas Meagcr 10000
l271s TGnns1s TO 70 O. r. u Brown 1000
0thSEe McspbCr and SU vile to chSs spear $1,000
oit3sI Mr, wSaey syt to ! $4,000
22dst to Il Il 81 streoteT o. 10000
4hayS SSTcs Sn fTE %e G GSj' beaEe aEetOO $4,000
stst 20 r. W OF 4thave 2OxiOOl1 to $4,000
AveA & ~ 80 ~ y N meTTima 10000
4Ie1nsI nnIn 10 7 E1abeth Gt smith 125OO
lletaSS llo 1t VI 125Oo
llS.as5 s5sS > loio . u 125Oo
l1et6ss 10 II OF 1880
staTs sane W ioI IT OF 26tist isi0Iio0i Henry
Frankie, guardian TO Fred Etz 9'9ss99
ss PproIperty, Henrietta Butler TO same ... 6,525
Iewisst W r. I46 II n Of 2d-st, 2l4xlOO Christian ooo
Metzger executor TO Anton kusteT ''VoV
oOtas5 se y co 10 ssniRgar eli 1880
7Gta 1T :; i4' taJ %etHire 1900
New-York tribune., 1884-03-07
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave SewYork via Desbrosses snG Cosndt eoes
Harr.6urg Pts6urg the West and SOUTH with PulImau
Palace Cars attached q N. and p M daily New,fork
and Chicago Limited Of Psrlor Dining Smoking ana sleep
wiIiam.port Lock Haven sp Cory and Enc e
D. connecting at CORY for iltusNlne Feuoie |e'
pamore Washington and the South Limited Washingten
Exnress OF Pullman Parlor daily except sunday, ~
NJ arrive Washington 4Q5 m Regular wa Is. anu :.
RR at 6:20 and $50 340 and pm snd !. night VIA
r and o r. r. and .. and ~ night. sunday VA p
II. 7 D. N and II night. -. ,u
For Cape May except Sunday lao a M ,,., ,o.,o,.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and
sunday and m do not stop q, hsonIS tstn.,.
poas ~ Brooklyn connect wltn tDIougn
Jersey city anOrdns speedy and dFeet transfer i0r
% ayyyeFrom Pittsburg 6lo and 7so and
iO20 % m daily and q. IN daily except aOEdsy fIgm
Wasbin eton and Baltimore $50 and $50 m, $40 o;oo
MO g:26 1905 and 1925 p m Sunday $3.50, ooo m,
io05 and 1898 m. From Baltimore. l:2O M on SUE
dsys 900 o. m From Phadepha 800 $40 $50 o'2o. y
Sxetpt Monday, 9:20, $780, l0;4o llS9a u,
SGSb yS9bi 2sg snSdsy $50 526 eS5 $50 1905 1885 M
$40. t,a5, $40 lO:O6 1920 and 1898 D. m
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON
SUNDAY; 3 STATIONS IN PHILADEL~
PHIA IN NEW-foRh-
DoT-prT TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EoCiP'
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME COSSlSA-
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune., 1884-03-07
Eastern Offce, corner OF Church and C0rtlandt ste
j.. b. BYINGTON, q. p. A.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
{ (PennsYlv2n'a Hlt., loot COrtlandt4
st. and DesbT0ases-st.
4 N IL. 4 Il.a-- Il L H. "A
A
Stations in New-YOrk


LEAVE NEW.YORK commencing November ~ 1888 j.
For sOnth Amboy, via Phila. Reading IR y SD 1l01
am 1880 g. 3 Sundays 400, 40 am via Penn RIt
9:OOa m. II m. 3:IO Q D. M Sunday a. m p M,
For Matawan &C. via Phila q Reading Rf. 900 Sl5, IL
m, 1870 4OD 43O, 300, p. sundays 400 lOaa M,
via. Penn. RR. a. II m p. m Sundays, a m Pm
Sea Gir Point Pleasant &c, via Philadelphia and Heading
RR 500 S:l5 a. m. 1870, 400 500 p. sundays mot
,oppipg at ocean Grove or Asb1ry Park 400 loa5 A. m,
via Pennsylvania RR a. m, ~ M. 3:l0 p, m Sundays
mot stopping at Ocean Grove Asbuy Park a. m NJ,
For Ffeehod Philadelphia and ReadIng RR, 5, 85 II
Reading RR, 300 s:l5. II a. M $50 :;y9 200 M E9r
D. m For Vneand Bridgeton, Atlantic CITY So l30
c. @. HANCOCK, J. r. WOOD, R H. NiEAAM:.