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DEDEMPTION of BONDS of the BRUSE
ii ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING COMPANY OF NEW

Ii ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
This is certify drawing held this 9th day Of
April 1889 presence. the office OF the Central
Trust Company NewYork Trustee at ll:40 o'clock
the following twelve first Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds
OF the Brush Electric Illuminating Company OF New10rk
viz Nos "a 7S 3U3j 1853 26j, 233 49, 40 2S7 1872 a.,
EACH designated for Redemption at the office OF
the Company, II Nassau.st, HewYork. the
Isl DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1885, at lO5 upon the
par value and accrued interest.
Interest on the said bonds will day named for
relenptOn ROBERT w. ABARN,
Treasurer Electric Illuminating Co. Of New-York.
q. SHERMAN.
,dent Central Co OF Now-YOrk Trustee.
| certify that the above-numbered bonds drawn az
satel-Wtness my hani and seal this 9th day OF April,
1855. II. 81 D. G. FANNING
Notary Public Kings County.
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CHOICE collection of school circulars for
" parents and guardians Teachers in every department OF
and learning recommended H. HEssk SO West 2lstst
SCHOOL OF IMI,NEsm;Prep9aratorys School
80 EAST 45rHST.
J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, {. E., Phi. D., Principal.
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ltlarbles ano nlantcls.

MARBLE and granite monuments, head
Fb stones Enclosures mantos thing, &C. A. KLA Der,
20 to 2GO 57hst second Avenue Elevated station
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horses an0 Carriages

TOR SALE.-A beautiful black horse for
Brougham OF Dog 10 hands high stylish
and will be warranted and kind in every particular
PRIVATE STABLE, IlS West 5Othst.
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miscellaneous.

EOR SALE.-Two double cylinder dye-wOod
Il cutters a good condition Address
{. T.. TALBOT & Co. North Berica Mass
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Professional.

EDITORIAL STAFF-WANTED.- posi-
H by writer Of experience IN that capacity ADDRESS
EDITOR, Box 30, Boston. Mass
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NORWICH LINE.
FAvoRIrE INSIDE ROUTE.


NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD commencing october 8, 1884,
through trains will leave Grand central Depot
1900 Rochester and @ontrea Express through draw
ing-room cars.
$40 a. M, Fast limited Chicago Express,
with dining Stopping at Albany Utica Syracuse och
Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland aud Toledo.
arriving Chicago I0l m and ST. Louis 1920 ~ next
day.
fO:S0 m Chicago Express drawngroom to Canaan.
dagua Rochester Niagara Falls and hunalo connects for
Osweg0. -
lila Western New.York and Northern Express with
$3.50 p m, Albany. Troy and Utica Express. through
"a D m Accommodation to Albany and Troy
IS ST. Louis Express, with serpngcars for Niagara
Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit aud St Lous
$3.50 Express with sleepingcars 10 syracuse aud 70
tsgp Pacific Express with sleeDingcars for Rochester,
Buffalo Niagara Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chicago
also to wntertown daily except saturday andto oEoen
III D. m Night Express with sleepin gears Albany and
Troy with the for the West and
for the North except SAL urday ntght -
and 413 Broadway Harlem lepot l9th Sc ana
4thave, at Wsseotps Express Ofices, place,
ana 1855 and G42 Broadway West l25hst NewYork.
and 1873 Washington and 100 Fulton ss Brooklyn and 70
Accommodations wing and sleeping cars can be
procured OF the ticket Offices in New-Vok CITY, and
aga Washington.st, Brooklyn.
baggage called for and checked from reshlence.
NJ Tt,nU I w ~ ' c. b. NEEKER-
General Superintendent. General Pass Agent.
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr BOSTON
and the East All from Grand Central Depot. Three
express daily Sundays excepted 70 Boston at
carsll Sundays at 10 with palace sespag caTs ,
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brushes of every description at 315 Pear
JOHN X. HOPPEL, Manufacturer
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
COTTON MAgKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

IIyERPOoL, March l3.-l2:3O p. m-lOtton fat, Middng
Upands l5.l I'd; do Mifdlmg Orleans 6i sales 5000
receipts 200 bales. AL American Futures dn Uplands
Low Mddng clause, March and ApFil delivery bsGid;
also 57-04d. do April aud May delivery, 60Gid also
G1Gd DO. Nav and June delivery G26fd; also .6di
do June ana JuIy delivery 5Gd; C6id DO July
and August delivery 95id also lO.Gtd DO August and
sepienber delivery. l2-64di also o 1904
new doc ket and !. 100 bales old docket
Weekly-sales tneweek $4,000 bales; American, % 900
bales forwarded from ships side direct spnner 81 500
bales actual export 1900 bales total receipts 00O bao
American 900 Dale3 total stock, $4,000 Dae
bales amount OF cotton anOa 2OJOOO baes. Amoll
can. 10000 baes.
H. m-Cotton-I Gay included 300 balos
Futuresnat Uplands Low Midlmg clause March
B5DId sellers DO April and May delivery. GGid sellers
May and June delivery Lid BUYERS do. June and
cry !-Gid values do August and September delivery.
1904. sellers 80,
ding cause March delivery bOGid buyers do March aud
deuvery GOtid 0uvers do April and May delivery.
ooS6id do MAY aud June delivery s9fd scLers
DO June and July delivery, sGld sellers. DO July and
August delivery 9b4d buyers 10 August and september
delivery Add buyers do september and October deiiv
GlIvxsros March l3,-cotton dun: Ndding. 10 Ole,
Low Mldiiua ~ bio Good Driiolfg TO- aud gross
receipts 403 bales sales balos stock 26,427 bales
Exports Coastwise ,G8i bales; sales. 2OJ bales.
SAVANNAH, Aarch l3-C0tton dull Midduns 1896 Low
gross III bales Export, Coastwis sl5 sales go
bales; stock, 22.2O6 bales - -
weeEly-Net receipts 1882 bales; gross 1000 ba'ey
bales. Coastw ise. 3, ,3J3 bales sales 3i5 baies.
Skw.ORLKAss. March i3-cotton easy Iidding 10 ,i6
bsss erosa 1905 bales x ports 10 the Continent
sales 900 baes; STOCK 25U.315 bales ..,
weekly-Net recep,s ~ - bales gross paia,
1855 bales TO France 6S0 bales CoaStwse lSeA1 Bales
sslss 800 bales
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
ROCHESTER,.
pp,pERY CAsEs-A CHOLERA THEoRY-PoOh
TOURNAMENT
tgr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.1

y
rer rELnGRArH TO THE TRrDUNE.1
poc1rs,es, March 13.-lbc trial OF J. Miller
ralIv president of thu Common Council. charged with
h,;aery. began in the Supreme Court to-day ms is
KelIys second trial for bribery. He was acquil'eu
.soat two months ago, and the Grand Jury found au
abatement against him for another offence. hchy S
as,eaded by ex x-Senator George Raines.
DIR. M Moore well known physician OF TINS ci'y'
md nre a;dent of the State Board OF Health delivered
!. .ddress ON cholera before the Rochester Academy
- - science on Monday evening. Tie doctors expert
ce extends back to the cholera seourge OF IooZ lie
siso made personal Investigations while IN Europe las.
smmner His theory of the disease and its treatment
has excited no little comment.
The two professional pool tournaments now IN pro,
cross at the Brunswick. and the Imperial Billiard
rooms has caused considerable activity among local
snortinv men Albert Frey. Knight, Shaw, Herman,
Tne Dnning Leonard and Eggleston are the contest
snts in the Imperial tourney, and D. L. Malone John
Baess. Potter Kuntzsch and Wharton are oontesl ing
At the Brunswick. The Journeys viii continue next
week. :. po,to ~ NJ
,he Grand Opera House. The company includes John
u'wsan George Donrfaee Bertha Rieci, Alice May ana
a,bers /" In the Ranks is billed for the coming week
At the same place. " Bobby Newcomb, The minstrel,
and his three daughters drawing large audiences al
seth Green has delivered $4,000 speckled trout to
lacks Lake in this State. for Utica people. Not a
trout was lost IN the transportation. E..
new summer hotel is to be built at lrondesquoll
Bsy the coming season. by the Bay Railroad Company
The estimated cost will be $4,000. The road Will
also Increase it's facilities for carrying passengers.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
11rI. srocK ,fAnKrr-RY rELEanArH.

CHICAGO March 49, Ts Dr9csrs Journal reports Crefs
Receipts JuOl head ~pmeuts 300 head, market strong
IUGsI Cows and MiNod ~ iuU@5 oO STOCK
cr ,3 sUGsi so feodcs - - asa 10; Texans, - OUS
10
HygsRacepts lsC01 Shipment 1909; market stronger
Rough Psskg. ~ GUGt, %; Pa GInE aud shipping - OO
4 llrnf ,l "a - IS. rklps. 80 oUG-4 p.
she>p-ecept- !.aOl mead -hipmrnts 90 head market
gtefy IufarOs ~ % 81 Medium, - IS 30, Good
sBtud = 40 h1.ce - OJ0 - 90 LAMBS - 90.
81 LOUIS Malch i}.-fdnis--Rcceptt. 300 shlDncnts.
quet. 6S0SS yD GoOt CO q lnico
shsppinr. - 1.ss5 o. Medium. - 5O0$5 %,
reasnA % 90 - - 81
s9ssD-Rccepts 400 snlDmcuts 500 common % Ne
diuIa. . Qs3 .J. Fair 10 CnDce s3 6y0si -.
HoJs-Kecoips 3lOO s1IoWentA I,2gI Laghs 81 400
BUFFALO March la.-Cas RecelDts today 65 ncad total
201 noaii for 500
hrids consigno1 through itT .narkct unchanged
- 50 as So stOckers and Fec ler3
s. sUdI 20
Sis- Receipts to-day 1000 heed total Tor week thus far
900 head week 2lOlD heat consigned
o market ste ldy and higher Me,llul 70
Cool 81 SUast 90; canada Llmjs. - fjdFJ ..
0gs e,elpls tO1y 1000 head total for week thus Tar
$4,000 head f0r une la7 week 2l,opl heat, con
gncI through IL market ru Good TO Choice YORK.
er, s. % - 30 LgAt Mixed 80 $ 90, Heavy, 81 "
50 %; Pigs. - 90.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
PRICES IN TIE MARKETS.

The backward season keeps the markets de-
void u prngke features ani from week to week there
changes consequence to note Shal nets have
been set for ten days In the Delaware and this week
stray detachment of these fish neted. &rhey were
sold IN Fulton Market for 81 so each II Is expected
taat next week shad may DO found in the North River
North Carolina sha cost 81 and 81 20 an1 the Savan
variety so and 20 cents In few weeks the season
for brook trout will begin aud enterprisng fish mer-
chants are already preparing for their annual displays
The prices OF fish generally CONTINUES high. Spanish
mackerel sells for 20 cents pound. fresh-cauGht
bass obsters Black bass, white hahut and cells all
20 cents and Mexican pompano go cents. Sheepshead
are worth 25 cents pound. fresh macaerel 10 cents,
red snappers cents and backsh 10 cents Shad rocs
% pair and hard-shell crabs - 90 Dozen
The arrivals OF Southern vegetables have been light
this week people who look for crisp fresh vegetables
will be disappointed for the quality poor ana much OF
shows evidences OF having been frOstbitten Green
peas so cents half peck. Florida asparagus 20
cents bundle. string beans 40 cents quart. caul
flowers 40 cents cach tomatoes 80 cents quart, and
Bermuda potatoes rs cents half peck. HothOusc
mushrooms are cheap at 10 cents pound, hothOuse
eucniDbers SO cents each Bermuda beets 40
Dozen Long Island hotbed lettuce three heads for %
cents radishes cents bunch. celery 10 cents bunch
And sweet potatoes 40 cents half peck.
English suipe the books OF the gamedeaers and
cell for Sc a dozen. Squads s. 80 dozen, wild
pigeons 50 dozeu, and Wild mongrel geese sell at 40
Ducks eggs are worth SO cents and hens eggs 35
cents d0zen western creamery butter sells for 3S
pound State butter Is 30 cents and cooking but
Spring lamb IA becoming abundant but the large de-
mand kseps IL up to fancy price carcass costs SlO
while hind quarters worth SO so and orequsrers 49,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
UTICA.
POLO LEAGUE FORMED-NEW CITY GOV
ERNMENr-CONFEREN
teY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBrSE1

III.
tsr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Urea. March l3-The Central Ncw-York Polo
feagne was formed here Monday. 1t embraces polo
clubs from Albany, Amsterdam, Utica Syracuse
Auburn and many intermediate points. The officers
are: President, James S. Sherman. of Utica; vice.
president Ed ward Mcdonald, of Amsterdam secre-
tary, A. s. Annable, of lion: treasurer John f.
Bacon. of Syracuse. An executive committee was ap-
pointed and also committee to arrange schedule OF
games.
The new city government was inaugurated on Tues
day The surveyors annual report shows expenditures
of s212S4 and local assessments amounting to
s5OS31. John Buckley has resigned as Police Com
missioner and Patrick u. Quinlan. the defeated Demo
cratic candidate for Mayor appointed in his place
William b. Taylor has been appointed city surveyor; !;
Thomas s. Geary city clerk; a. w. Van Auken, cor
poration counsel and James G. Hunt, health officer.
Mayor Kinney. his inaugural, promises to see that
The city ordinances rigldly enforced.
The Commercial Travellers Mutual Accident Assoca-
ton Of America at its second annual meeting on Mon
day elected II. ID. pixey, Utica. president: Edward
Treyvett Utica secretary aud treasurer and James H.
Eaton of Syracuse, vice president The association
received SO 044 last year and paid S5.l08
The New-YOrk Conference of the Church OF the
Evangelical Association met in Utica on Thursday.
Bishop Rudolph Daos Of Cleveland. presiding
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
Gurior Galts ct Il al Gstlis.
CuAs. 5. BRowN. Aue,!oneer


pEREMPTORY SALE, TO CLOSE AN
EsrATE oF!vALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE CENTRE
OF THE DRY GOODS AND JEwELRY TRADES.
SITUATED ON WORTH, LEONARD NASSAU AND
JOHN SITS. AND MAIDEN LANE.
CIAs. :. BROWN viii sell at auction op TUES DAY,
Mach IT, 1855 at - m at The xchsdgo -aerOo NO III
ROADWAY, the following prop -rtyi
NOS. 7aAND 81 wOETH.sT~ lust west q Brorlway.-
Five story double marble building with basement an0 suD.
basement steam elevator; size about ioNloJ teeL
NOS 50 AND 80 LEONA > s. IN the rear Of the above
i've story fOuble buiing with basement and suO-
basement and steam elevator about l5xlnO ieet
NO NASsA IS r. lear Libertyst and running through
brUwnstOnc building Win tsse.
ment about = feet fIon Nassaust. aDOus
o. feet deep and about j feet front ON Liberty place
40. 10 MAIDEN LANE -Fve-story marble bulldog,
with basement about 23xaO leet
NO. % JoHN.sT.. IN the rear OF No 10 Maiden lane.
Foursiory brick building abOut 2ix65 fee win psssa-h
and ubceliar.
No MAIDEN Ia doors east OF broadway -Flvs
story buldng about ZUAoo icet VITA Daseeh
and sub basement.
For orinaon ard catalogues apply at the Aueoleers
Office % Plnest
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.
NRw-YoRK, March 13
The gram markets to-day continued feverish
but the general tendency Of prices downward Con-
ficting reports regarding the relations between tue
British and Empires and the price Of cOnsO at
the close of London's business day elements in
affecting the varying movements Of traders The fact,
however that the foreign situation was so far quleted
that the could not be worked 10 influence
SPECTATORS led to further reallzaons and renewed bear
ventures Outside OF this phase OF the days gossip ana
s are light and receipts Of cereals a. The West DO not
show any important decrease. wheat ebded AT the
fIcm to Ia 59i2 for March, 90 for April slls
for May, 92's for june and % eests Tor ay oPlons
for May aud 5Ol2 cents for june options The decline IN
oas was as 'se' % for PINE Nav 81 and T s6 for june
The provision markets were easier but showed no I'm
Al New.York, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts of grain to-day were Wheat, l25lI bushels
es Snshe enS oas sSaS c bare S9s the soe re
Wheat. 1897 bushels corn, 1924 bushels oats
127422 bushels; total grain, 463,963 bushels noaI
26,226 barrels
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 13 (SpeciaD -" If there is to
be war;" said broker, think wheat is just now al
together low and II there is to be no war, think
that II is likely to decline tifs." This happened to be
90 general an opinion that when more pacific
early this morning the "bushness" OF everybody be-
came less fierce and wheat began to drop In the hrst
thirty minutes of trading q cent was lost The decline
would undoubtedly have been more rapid if the crowd
had not been so ipextrcably mixed up. May wheat
began at s2is cents. and dropped from that point
until slis cents reached. Then from New-1 ork
warke talk again. and away started prices Tor the
second time. Wheat went up 10 S2% cents. May corn
went above 43 cents, and May PORK touched $40 80.
The chances that iDasmuch there has been sharp
advance under influence which is not healthy and
not likely TO last, the bulge If likely
10 collapse and lower prices follow. 1t
"a said that nearly all the big traders out OF The mar
kct. When cOnsos at the morning session we're quoted
al 9sI4 down went the price, but the dispatches
which quoted them at that price did not seem TO be
genuine The Jump in cOnsOs however had the effect of
breaking the market, and large amount OF stun was
thrown on IL. May wheat which was offered at 50 y
cents closed at 81 cents. IL Is rumOred that Lester IL
heavily long wheat at SO cents AT the afternoon
session May wheat active, excited, easier and
lower IL sold to s0le and closed at SOS
tents. May shade easier, closing at AZ 2A2
eats. and May pork closed easier at Sl2 72io
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14

LONDON March 13-12:30 y. mconsois 80 p for money
and 07 for the United states Per Cent
124s2 do Four ami HaIer Cent Bonds. IL ~ Atlantic
and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Certincaes
29 do Second Mortgage 72 Canadian Pacific, 49, Ene,
a. DO. second consos os Illinois Central 12a4 Mext
can Ordinary 81 IL st Panl Common. T4s New YORK Cen
tral, 81 20 Reading. . s Pennsylvania. 6i7s
81 francs 80 centimes for the account.
p. mConsels. 96sa for and 81 for the account
Atlantic and Great Western FIRST Mortgage Trustees
tdcates 1885, Canadian Pacific 39i4 Erie, Second Consoa
55as Illinois Central 29i1 st. Paul Common. 76as New
York Central 92 az Pennsylvania, 90; Reaains.
Paris quote Three Per Cent Rentes 81 francs
S2i2 centimes for the account
43U D. mThe Of bullion gone into the Bank Of
England balance to-day s 92O00OO
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
Curouean advertisements.
iMPRgSA Dl VENDiTE,
IN ITALY

MILAN, 81 Corso Victor Emmani
ROME, sales Dante
FLOkENC II, 10 Corso Victor Emman
on the l4th April 1875 VIII be sold BY suction IN MILAN
81 Corso Victor Emmanuel the splendid cole OF work.
OF art OF NJ COMrE 1. D. LU II PASSA i.AQ a.
tanning PAINTINGS OF ancient masters Luin Morsni
Ereughe, Ruthard. B emon ril sc, &c sCUi.Pr
URES, classical and OF XVIII century; m IQUE ~ =
NITUKE, FLEMISH TAPESTRY MAJoLIcA of Cub
bio ;Pesaro Urbino, Caagolo SC, BkoNIS OF Nth cen
tuy, PORCELAIN OF sax,ny, fIankenthaL capodinon'a
SC. and other objects OF curiosity. ,,. 49,, -,
Immediately aier the d. date will he sold the say
paintings prneipaly u Italian masters OF " aiia
XVIth centnres PAINTED wood belonging 10 M 70 MAX
QUlS COSrABILI. 0l FenaIa -, N 49,, A.,
park.row New.YOrk 10 The impresa Ill veauto Nj NJ
An edoa de Of the Passalaqua collect On Win 20
pbototype plates will sold the price OF 20 iancs
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14

oonsols declined q per cent to SCH NeyYor CnicasSS SS
Louis o s and Tsss SausG ass ans
Wsas asTs U snd
ness aas Sone IN the Incomes At Missouri
and Texas first consols were q ngnea nd rssex
sSs sss Declined wers e first 5s
were is higher at l9 and MetroP9tan were
q easier at is4a and the debenture 5s & were s,
higher 102 Houston and Texas Central @ wse
off b at g. Chicago and Eastern Illinois hrss n,f,on
st. Paul aEss PacS ana 81 ."d at so North
western 25year debentnre IS were e ease, Secined
Texas and Pacific rsts Rio Grsnde rsfs Western D
Vision were of q at 734 and the incomes we're = sY at
erat 16 Northern Pacific rss "sta rose to
Oregon Improvement frsts declined z 10 oo'S io''
worth and Denver rss q 20 ,h week ended
tonight includes receipts OF s89S6oSo ana M oes
ass against $I69 s4sO74 March showing an
gain OF s2454lI But deducting from the pay yrta,n
Items of Transfers which only affect the sub-Treasurys
account with the General Treasury ts tr
coyered. I Recsipts S76s236; payments, Sl,1l3539
currency balance, S2l,7l6'6o7 com pa'"n''' $'
The money market was easy. as usual at i'a"i POI
cent - ~. to,ows 1:
Exchanges S762I547s; balances, 81 i.33445l.
The United states Treasury Washington to-day re
ton The customs receipts S7l3.3l2 ana the ih'
ternal revenue receipts were S3209S7. ,..o,,
The foreign exchange markets were dull anu wv
feature at unchanged quotations for business as ;
Ronkers' bills 81 s3ia and 81 S6i4 for long and sno,
sterling respectively 522l4 and o2ot for francs
and e5 for reichmarks 40 and 4Ol for guildeis-
In London British consos opened weak anu NJ
TO 06A and 97 respectively for money ana account
figures given the closing O'Clock quoIat0ns os
afterhour dispatches quote advance 10 70 LOT on
money and account pacific assurances given Ny Sl
Gladstone I'm the House of Commons this AFTERNOON.
United States As were steady at l2il9, ana tue az
were Ia of at II4s The general declines for American
railways were nothing but reflections OF yeseIuy
home markets, also was the later sna raiS rehoc
tion of our today early Stiffness AT Paris fFehch
per cents declined To 81 So q francs. - -,
The attention OF the bondhoders OF tho ONO Cenirui
Railroad River Division, is directed TO an adyertise-
ment In another column announcing meeting 10 DO
held on Monday, March 16, ats p. H.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO, ST. rAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA
Number oimies...... LILO lZSo ~ohh'SSVVoo
First week Ia March. Stl,1O tNz'aaVO sos'1q9
Jan. " March 7....-.- 0oJ,JfJ f'o'oVo '''''''
MILWAUKEE AND NORTHERN
1894 1885: ,ao
Tifst week in March,. so.l7D sl928 ino. ,stSS9
Jan. 10 March 1.-..... 1850 5000 'bo' 'f'A"
Imports OF dry-goods at New-YOrK:
Entered at the ssss}5 s2Sied7ss sSilslsss ssigs.s
Thrown market-..- a,Soi1lV zolf'o7o -''o''o''
rntefei at the port seoiGsss 2slIl4 29;s7so2
Thrown Market 3@,lo-,StO 9uV.-'f1i -f'1V-''-'
MINES AND MINING
sALFSAF TIE yER-RORE AlyIyG BrOHivGR
NEw-YoRK. March 10. 1888
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14
CLOSING PRICES OF PHIL4 DELPHIl STOCKS
reported 5y JoHS II. DAVIS N Co.. II waist
FRIDAY, March 1872. n.


The du lness Of todays stockspeclatons is reflected
in recorded transactions Of only l5s,357 shares Prob
ably ouchaf of that amount was the result OF matched
orders Two stocks alOneSt Paul. 10000, aud Della
ware Iackawanna and Western 32,iOO-cOntributed
more than Oneha OF the total number OF shares dealt
n The tone OF the market fcyerls aud weak from
the beginning the eud bat after opening at prices
lower than last evenings closing figures good
coveries were made that were followed by numerous
fluctuations. The European ceased to exert any
infuei G upon market aud whatever influence the
general situation had upon values Of silent char
ac,er The subject hardly mentioned IN speculative
cInres Therefore the market and values, as usual OF
late were controlled entirely by local influences. The
supply OF stocks from speculative holders simply. was
greater than the demand from Z" shorts" st. Paul
opeaed down 81 per cent at 72i2 and fromhat figure
to 73ls The conspcuousbuyer the broker who
yesterday the largest seller The price TO 737s
but declined 727s and closed at 1873 North
western comparatively dull between 04, the open
ing figure, and 05l3. until late the day, when II
sold at 94i2Q04Ss Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
rallied only d per cent from Its opening price OF 10i g.
and then gradually sold down TO l03asa 1892
The stock commanded in the loan market a
premium of l-32d1-6f per cent for
There was something OF apparent contest
IN Central and Hudson between ooh and 00a, but IL
finally d opped ana closed at ssa4. small business
done In Lake Shore within range OF % per cent
64 a6Iisand the stock closed offered at the figures of
the lowest sale In UnOn Pacific the business amounted
to only 2l00 shares within range OF a per cent and
the Ea price shows a decline of s5 per cent. Western
Unon was ALMOST equally dull between 60 and 692 and
a closing bJb Pacnc Mail was less sought after and
with small ransacti0ns shows final decline OF 70
cent. The market closed weak generally close to the
lowest figures. ,,,
lower IA for the IS and % per cent Tor the 49s. ALI
ncxed are the closing quotations;
New-York tribune., 1885-03-14

s5sSsssp. Corn stesays cesh, ss.s0seaea March sss
SO Rye quiet Il Sasc Barley steady = SOssoe Bse
ter and eggs steady and unchanged FLAG sesa ssadY
80 Corn Meal stssiv as " 80 Whisky steady p y II
Pork. Sl2 rs. BuIkmeats-Lony Clear ~ 30 Short Ri6
Receipts-Elour 5000 bbs, wheas 120O0 bnsh. DORA
c50O0 0ush, 0at& 1900 bush; Rye lOOG busl Bsrevs
llO00 oush shpmenSs-FIour. 5000 oDls wasss 1000
bush. Barley. none