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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-11-17
gRe asRiions.

The Pompadour, the ssFirst En-
pre- and the "Directoire,o are the
models universally quoted and fol-
lowed by fashionable modistes.
Redingotes and polonaises buttoned
diagonally across the chest are in high
favor. The skirt beneath these lone
severe garments is invariably plain
and rich.
The "Yarwitz" is a new Russian
wrap that is destined to become very
popular with young ladies'. Itislong
and luxurious silk-ined, and trimmed
with fnr-braiding, or with passamen-
teries.
The fate of the hustle is said to
have been decided in Paris and
dresses are quoted as flat at the back,
yet this is by no means universal,
and it will probably be months before
the buffount back is entirely dis
carded in this country,
listers are made in a variety of
novel shapes, many of which are very
pretty and stylish. Military braiding
is used in some instances down the
front, narrowing in from the shoulders
to the waist, and forming a handsome
acquisition to a superbly fitting tailor
made ulster. Many of these travel
ing wraps are really elegant additions
to the costumes they are intended to
protect.
Among the newly imported wraps
the Derby Driving Jacket is a favor
lite. The jacket is of very fine Au-
strian cloth, made in plain dark col
ors, and comes in both the single and
double-breasted styles, the seams
Tapped and stitched on the outside.
The fronts are reversed in lapels to
to the waist line by a rolling collar
that has q center seam and meets the
broad lapels in front.
The "Lady Churchill coat is a
stylish and elegant garment, which
stands in high favor with Londoners
this fall. 1t is simple, glove-ftting
jacket shape and is made variously of
dark green or black velvet, opening
over vest of white corded silk when
of black, and ecru Ottoman when of
green. The coats are extremely pop
ular among very stylish young ladies
and form a rich and graceful transit
tion from the airy summer wrap to
the heavy winter cloak.
One of the prettiest novelties of
the season is the new "Smocked"
jacket, which has taken the place of
the Norfolk of last year. 1t is seen
in all variety of colors, and may be
worn with any skirts where the colors
harmonic. The shocking is used in
the form of joke, pointed or straight
as suggested by taste. A band of
shocking draws in the fullness at the
waist-line, and the sleeves are full
with puffs and shocking alternating
from the shoulder to the elbow.
These jackets are particularly becom-
ing to slender figures, at the same
time in no wise unbecoming to stout
persons, and are very generally IA
vored.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15
IEW-l Okk CENTRAL AND uUDSOy
RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOU RTRAsk TRUNK LINE
On and after December trains leave
GRAM ATInN

largest and Finest Passenger station IN America
stopping at New Uptown station on l3stst. as noted
~ M, Rochester and Montreal Express. drawing room
cars 10 Albany IToy and Syracuse also TO Montreal and st
Adams
1850 a NJ. FAMOUS CHICAGO VEsTTBULED LIN
TIED composed exclusively of Buffet snokia dining
drawlngrOom aud sleeping Albany Utica Syra
cuse, Rochester. Buffalo, Enc Cevelans Toledo
ing Chicago $3.50 A. H.. next lay
tlO:3O Chicago Express for Niagara Fallh Toronto
Cleveland Cincinnati. indianapolis, Detroit and chicago
drawing room cars TO Cauandaigua and Rochester
tll;3Oa M. Western NewYork and Northern kxpres~
with drswing.r1om cars
$50 n M Albany Troy and Utica special with drawing
car. "a Albany ami Troy Connects at rro FOR sra
tega on saturdays only.
- p. M, Accommodation to Albany an Trsy
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Suspension Brfge Toronto Cevs
land, Cincinnati nfianlDois ~ Lonis Toledo Detroit and
Chicago with sleeping and dining 49,
t6:3O n Montreal and Canandayua Express daily:
Sleeping Pattsburg Montreal via R1uss Point
and via Adams also and Cananigua daily
except sunday sunday train does not Of Albany
M, Special sleeper. arrives Rochester 7iD NJ Bur
falo 1886 A. ~, and Cleveland los D m. next tav
Niagara Falls Toronto. Cleveland. Cincinnati lndl snapos
st. Louis Detroit aud Chicago with sleeping cr> sHeple
10 WATERFOWL via Utica daily except saturday as1 70
Cansndaigua on Sundays only. 49,,
~ night Alhanv Eypress with sleening cars 70 AnanY
Troy Connects with the for the West
for SARATOGA Lake George and for the North Except osu
day sghtl
tickets aud space drawing and sleeping carson
sale at Grand Cenr station ALB $50 and 9tl Broadrs
~ Park Place. Battery Placs 81 West rs Il l3sh
ST. station New.YOTk; 1888 Washington and 100 FultoB
stsp Brooklyn ant ~ ith ST. WILLIAMSBURG ,
WescOtrs Express calls Tor and checks baggage ou hoo
residences.
dsiy others daily except SUNDAY. Stop at 3Sth
] NJ IOTtEY HENRY MDNETT.
General SUPERINTENDENT General Plssen ger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15

State bonds were neglected but Tennessee
settlement IS sold at 60 3-8. OF city bank stocks,
Phenix sold 500 at 1885,
The general bond market was quiet but strong.
Erie second 6s were firm at 96 l-ea96 80. west
Shore Is sold at 101 1-2a1 OIL IA St. Louis,
Arkansas and Texas lrsts sold up to 1O2 IA.
We refer to our full report Of the transactions.
or unlisted securities dealt In at the Stock tx
change, Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold 1900
at 20 5-sa2s l-2a2S "a, Mahoning Coal Railroad
400 at SO 1-4a41, North River Constructlon
scrip 900 at IA, and Kingston and Pembroke
Iron 400 at 81.
Money was easy at 1-2a3 per cent, closing at
21-2 per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day is as fol-
lows: Exchanges sci, 1908, 227; balances, s2,69l,-
cog.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House s2s1, 1928. It's net gain on balance was
1874, osl made up by gains of sl4,S2l currency
and 81 10, $50 COIN The days operations covered !:
Receipts, SS932ol; payments, S6OI613; result
ing in general balance Of 81 81 ,427 $50, consist
Ing of $l4S 900 975 coin and 81 526 66 currency
The foreign exchanges were dull and barely
steady at quotations for business as follows !:
Bankers bills, 81 SO 1-2 and 81 81 l-2 for long
and short sterling respectively; DIG 80 and
BIS l-0 for francs; 90 o0 and 95 b-o for reich
marks 80 rs and 40 for guilders,
In London British consols ruled at l OIL 3-4 for
money and 102 for account. India Council bills
were allotted at decline of l-Sd. per rupee.
American railways ruled strong and generally
higher than the equivalents Of home concurrent
quotations. At Paris French three per cents were
strong at so. o2 l-2a6267 1-2, and sight exchange
The certificates OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Re
organization Committee, cOuntersigned by DreXel
Morgan IL Co., for " b bonds were to-day listed
by the Stock Exchange and pending the issue of
the engraved certificates, DreXel, Morgan Co.'S
temporary receipts have been made good delivery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15
CENTRAL kAi ROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Iahle Of December s. 1851


Time Table OF December 8, 1857.
For PHILADELPHIA aud I!srNION. tVuna Brcok
Route at e. 80 o, II a. m / 80 s. 4, 3 80 80. II
D. m SUNDAYS at A. AS a. IN 80 - y. m. -
Trains leaving at 4, ! 80, ii a. 80, 4, .3Os
80, ~ p m have connection for Reading Harrisburg.
Potsyille, etc, for EastOn Bethlehem, Allentown,
Msuch Chunk, Reading Harrisburg. ETC. On Sunday tof
EastOn. ..,.
and 7 80 a. IN. for Pennington. Easton, Bethlehem.
9 40 a. M for Fie'inzton, High Bridge Branch Fac
ton. Bethlehem, Allentown Msuch Chunk Wilkcsoarrs
Scranton, Reading. Harrisburg, Potisyihe, IaNaqu~
shamokin smbury, Lewisburg, Wiiamsprt ,u,,,o,v,
/ D. III for Eeningpn EastOn Bethiehcna, AIlehto"n.
Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg, etc 49,.
AS D. for Ia, tOn. Bethlcnem Allen'oNh MauSa
Chunk, WilkesbarTe, Scranton Iamiqua ShahiOAlh. 60
80 y IL. Pennington Ingn Bmdse .si.ltcn. Las
ton Bethlenem Allentown, Reading Harfi ,ouIs' etc.
90 and 80 D. m. for SoIcryille and bennington.
as d. M. for East0n. Bethlehem. Ailen!oWn' M4ack
Chunk, etc. on SUNDAYS az 30 p m 40. an, n,
sundays, 20 100 for Red Bank Long Brsnch' A.
bury Park ocean Grove except SUI ys Point r,e.ssnt
4 & u5 a. NJ, co. 80 p IN a LAhEWOOD' IONS
River PABLO Car, At /. 90 and i? p. INV vu.,.,s
Drldg.,on, Paglor Car, a. l r Y; ,oo.m
3d. II p m. Sundays 0 :oo a. M Tor Perth Amtoy.
4, Sis. u - A. m 30 p. m for Monmouth Beach
Highland Beach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEEon the actual market There was no business
re ported entirely nominal In ts urrctiob
The speculative market opened At the usual hour ms morn
ilcated partial advance OF Ponts
and further advance Of 10 points had taken
place at close final quot atoms bengi Januarv
February 25doSO: March, 9sJ 0Y.9D April 11u d@soi
May 9.650o.70. June gb5@9o0 July, 93oSytO ~
sust D251g3O SeDtember 0.200a25 October, 1lo
400; November. vl59a2j; December. 92OSa 20. The
ranges the fcr.n months were January
9l53glO Fsjrulry, 0SDSl25: March 9756975; ;
April 30 1896; Mar es.a955; June 965 S945 Jply
gi54a25 ADJUST g.3j6Dl5: Sep emOer 93O % l1i
October 9250 9lO, November 92509l0 December 9'Zo
9lu total sales. 7l,7oO Gags 5000 -
COTTON-Spot prices officially reduced l6c. TO-DAY
accomplished At the dec inc tho sales
1856 bales all OF which taken by sOin
reports to the rece II not received
to-day owing to the obstruction OF teegraphc COMMUNE
cation. -,
Quotations based American standard Of Classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15
TIE STATE or TRADE.

BOSTON March lA--Flour DALI Corn quiet Oats quiet
ess. sssa sas ,.ss
SS, Ss.S M'ss sfs
S,ss, %s..1 as'Ss but aSs 81 s S:ss
~ r5' T Ss%S@' 5 ~ sss 's
S Witt sa ss s Sa Md %s
ns c.ns us' 81 No No ns e.'3
caT was qs AM nrn s s.'ps ~ SS"S
lot. Mlised strong; MINER Braa CIV 2S $50 seri s
sis oo Zoo buzz; 800 bush
oat. 5000 bush siipmsSis-whest $4,000 bush Corn
nso9 7s euG CORN Whit 6a sa,';
ss.a 'S osi. aa5sn %o ~. ~sss
S Ss,: 81 90 sF re
s. bYIt S.T 2ss S o Gss' he
s aS.' q, De S.' whs. SSA
T Nara va. nisR'7 Ia star
s lyme 3sc No NGr.n'ra March Mor 7sS M gG
j. y ,.I So$;s.rs sf.s IS
Foar unchangeii Patent sacks 10 ship 81 lOSsA 70
so. Fancy 81 1908 90 wheai nr@ No Rss ,sS
No ''9 Mixed % as ~ ' Oats easv: No $3.50
ns dull" 81 50 pos sr. so e rs S az
Bacon quiet Short Clear So e2 steady sale. Of
s n ssl'G Sugar 4i ssaa; E''i s
g. s.Ss. q" .n.%s. 49, cni
ST Louis March i4-Flosr and unchanged ran cling
at 81 So as425 Wheat closed higher 30 Red cash
s3dS3i,c.; s27sdS3zc. closing $40 Corn-Cssh
40: May 46s 646ao. cl.sin= 46ro OATS easy; caah
3oc. May 29.c Barley q &c NAY hrn 1ncnansed
Bran At 7sc. Butter unchanse = Creamery "a 92se:
Nhisfcy was steady at 81 o. rroyi.On. were nrn'
Pork Sl4 37l2 Lara 81 3567 40. Drysslt Msats.
boIea-.houdcrs So 90 Long Clear 81 90 Clear Riss
81 81 9 Short Clear>t at 81 90. Bacon, boxed
Shoulders at Sc 37l2 Long Clear at 81 50; Clear
Ribs at 50 0OSss O5; Short Clear a. So 2oss 80
Flour 1000 sbls Wheat 5000 bush. Corn $1,000 bush.
Oats $4,000 bush; Rye Barley 1908 bash Ship
mepts-WheAi 5000 bash Corn $4,000 bush. Oats 6O0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15
-NNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il On ana WIeT FEBK MY ., 1855
GRAND TRUNK LINE

GRAND TRUNk LINZ
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New-York, via Dcsbrosses and Cortlsnn
uaFrsSSrs Fitting and the West Pullman Palace
Car attached 90 % 81 n S,J da swd SG~
and sleeping vss,lbuled Cars at 200 a M every day;
Irie at M 1 'c 'a CORY fitusvc Pc
FC SI No1 sS% " rasaii,s fo5is;s%n s.aas
S@ S ana % n suadsys 60 is az ana 10 90
ton Express" Of Pullman P.rior xrs and Pennsys anla
& q. Saas q, :. "a s ss4 ss fS"s's y
Washington 9 I p q, regular at 6 20 90 and 80
Sunday 60 S Ho 80 ana % and ps1 90 u H. and
70, Gaze May il 10 Il NJ %eesdays Saturdays only,
N, ps nss Head ss smsoy az - @
40 and p m on sunday, 40 m II" ana p D No.
e d az gQ 'Gpa SsSqTlS PIF s xsvok p,.,.s
Norfolk Railroad, p N. every day via Baltimore and
Boa Of 0s po 90 Ans SSS with ali through
trains at Jersey Eity srordins speedy and direct
g daily n.y. !S% %.'ssS's 90 go n:!'i
s "a sa q 3 s. SH'''{ FsSn - ps, q
Ig 60 mo- eos e sS 80 80 ESQ 80 g g Z, 20 g
Seas 90 60 % 's go % IS o. S d + g. g. Psa g
a. IN, 20. 30 7, sos go 9 % 10 80 p M
FOR PHILADELPHIA
aadi Street Street Ferries, as Follows: 49,, ~ I,..nso,
Limited Dining Carsl and IL ~, l. - ~, - a.
6, a. 7, : and o H. NJ and IL Is MI hL AceoninoaS
ton 40 and II 10 a ~ 4 40 and : p. n. sundays.
Express is. y 20 Limited and 10 NJ q . 80 o.
o. z. = and 0 D IN and ~ 10 night s..x =, O a
Trains leaving New-iork daily except sunaaS, "a
% and on saaas. comet e
Returnns trains leave Braa StIoss stauynp so nSS
10 OF q 90 O5, 80. 80, OioV, q oo, oiSy
s so S 81, II ana II rs Limited bAgress, With
Dining Gar 1 IA aud 4 80 p n lI 4f' So . 'xV, 81
8, 0, So, ~ l2 and 800 r o M On sunday,
a.a0 "A 20 iimt-dI :5s, .35. ] 10 and 10 p m.
Ies,s rhl d 4, va ander % - IL and 80
TieSet Sniees, $40, 435 and GA broadway. Aston
House. battery Place and foot Of Desbrosses and Cor
iandt ats CourtsL, and brooklyn Annex Station. foot
OF Fuonst brooklyn Station. Jersey City; immigrant
Ticket once, Castle Garden;
The New YORK transfer Company will call for and
baggage from hotels and residences
CHks E- p, GIL, J. R WOOD,
General Manager General Passs Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15
To- iav's
~Extremas.-
Hontha

February.
sS an% e "Ss ." =.
acton: were more general they we're by 40 fair
5 a' sss TS NH 1
se5 Zoo tsi. sspsrnc SAT- sg zoo OS 1900 bis
49, a. sS S 'S %1''f E.s at
g s0ss. 80 INCLUDED in tie sale. $50 Ib, tax
a sex . :, sos 40 Hs GOOD to D's sns
$50 OoI,: suDerans at s545sss7s .,C9RS IEAI@
VINE al. 8, 2s......BbCKwHEAr fLoUR-ou,ted at
general mark. remains in The
aps cSadop as n2tea Tor lew asys .Ts 10 se
M there being no bushes, Of any sonssqqence SPIT
Part on old conirscts Price. firmly antSned op
day reaction set n ieavns on steadS at the close yes
tefdy ssle, 10000 bu.eI. future $1,000 bushels
in .tor. and elevator S2 81 e svero No. sa for
Msg Go% eo:s I M DO Jung sOtsoo
h eo % aos s2ssI nG s1s
:.i C &C., silently Increased business wa. scc:mp
20 ruled .l@y Without any
material , change opoas hardened early and rose TO-
les. 5ss 900 bushels fuyar. soSS BUSHELS SPOT IN:
elevator, e,is &C. store and elevator ao
APRIL closing Al DO S0 Nag
Gos"s at o. 5e do June closing at % DO
closing at $3.50. ''''''~ '"' '''
TIs,, sTRAwT.. bad ws,tASr naturally
Il; - isF qnc1Ia .I,,a can asyet be gwen
o. 300 spot lead aud $1,000 March lead. both lots
NAVAL sroREs-sprits Turpentin. we're quoted at $40
. ana 5Ss t's 81 50 a. gu 'O' 0O'
0rESS % sIngs, in wa ysnsc m
Tnrkg' a1y and rae: are largely nominal. GRAIN
s ssas
ystG terms $. Loubes, from Pilad2lPa Sorwegsn
we SISS &ss fES IA s
the temper favored koar price, showing advance o. N
S sr'i isf
!qGg H Sa sp S6 % 10 $50 10 % Mns
4sc.nix.i. On track. 88a4isi White o. 4lei6c No q
insl do. May closing at 81 ac..-.---.FEEDDu and
-, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS more wa, accomplished TO-
! .7 zoe % Mes w rHSi RE slS sSg 40 Ms:.
quoted si 20 for Ons year Old and s5asi5 % Tor
Ness sFs F1, S Ness S5. So ST. pa lR.
s. PIale sass q F.%iy i Mes =" 50 S BEEF
fGTe no move lent worthy Of not. and prices rsman
a a;%.n' s1Ga $40 5oa.
dies -Duli and nominal. .-.DREssED HOGs-Wholy
hXRD%A slightly better f.cn. prevailed carly IN the day.
wien Pres. made a .@a gaia r9ere wa. however ab
:sn M tTG CIV sa h Sot6d @ al '
Seca, sale: O. ;S2 Gf ApF az a. 2S closing SYe
sc oSief 'o'' 800 tea August SO''''' closing
BUTTE R-Prlce. srs more less nominal Holder, of
in lie entirety supported New stock-wsstsrs
Gre merV 2O9 SOC: Elgin 3 &c. PENNSYLVANIA. 3c.y
State haif hrkin tubs 22@2ae. Welsh tub. 22a2ici
Western Factory, l1gN2ic. Western dairy 1884, 23c.
Western Imitation creamery 2oe2dc: Rolls - a2oc. Old
ss,E-.t'te GnLy Ig1S n e25e; Entire d'lr.es
l7d2lc.i Dairy suI Factory. I4026 9c.......
ia very utto stir to the movement.
pricos iue barely eay state Factory 0dl2.c, latter
jCr fancy be Western r Fal'or SKIM,
strong owing to Hight reccpts state ald Pennsylvania,
2Uc. Western. 19l2 o2Oc, Southern. 10000
srEARINE aud TALLOW-Re mains noted for some
time past. the latter quoted noniualy 4asc.
nominal at previous quotations.
SPIRITS or TuRPRNTrNH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W n. 7. Z. Y TT. t. Il Va It1<ott
Trains leays 42ds station ~ follows and 20 minute.
earlier rom foot OF Jay.sr. North River.
Detroit and Chicago .0;5ta M, 5000 1918 p
st. Louis 600 'S.l5 D.
syr4eg.c, Bunao. Rochester ans ensou Bridge Niagara
Falls. 3.l5 1855 H., -6OO. 81 o. M.
Utica IL ~ s., al |. 80 a. M 900 AIS d m
KINGSTON sanE,rtiaN C,sSll. Albany. 3i5 s7lJ .sSy
all.30 a. NJ Il 90 1900 1918 p m.
Crauslon,s. Ws. Point CORNWALL Negblrg 'Jl5 '7lJ
'Dk5, lob. dlli30 m N00 t;lo. 800 'S.Ij Stj D. w.
and $500 D m CranstOn's CORNWALL. Nsvblrg
For Montreal aud Cana Ia East, 80 ,. n.
Hamilton London 1888 A. m. 5000, sis m. Toronto
1898 a. M. 1900 ~ 10
Eleg ant slespin Tor BlfAo. NafarA Fails Detroit
Chicago ant st Ioui.
'DalY tDAy etcent SATURDAY Other trains daily ercspt
Sunday. a lars CITY, II. X. Statpl a. 10
N, s5t0p M Hob~ken West shore station. all so IN
$500 o. M.
For tickets time tables psror or sleeping car aceommot
tons Information. Apply hccs BrOo Syn Stt wash
In Gonst 1880 Fulton st Annex Ohie. fost OF Fulton 81
ewlork City3s3 1885 0i2 Broadway. 1897 bowery. IL
Park Place AMI West shore satons foot OF West
foot Of Jay.st " X c. r. LAMENT
kVanderblIt ave General Passenger cant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15
EUROPEAN PINANcIAL MARKETS.

LoypoS Mar. Il II D m.-Ansntc AMI Great we'terr
frat mortgage certificates S5 DO socoDd mort
gaze. 7, Canadian Pacific bSas Ere. 24's second
consols, 99L; MrIosr Ordinary, Ava ST Paul commsn
7g New York Genital 100 spenn,Yvana 66i2; Rea ing
80 Mexican &c trAl. 1871; limos Central. llgL con-
sos o 10 for md lO2 lsr the accosnt United
States per cent bonds. 1913 DO. a. 1851
Bar silver Ia quoted At 43s. per ounce. India council
bills were allotted to-day decline OF 75o per
Paris sdvicrs quote three at 81 frslcs
csntmes for the AMI exchange Loaion Al 20
francs 29ls confines for checks
The Of money In tie open market for three months
b. q % "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15
WESTERN UNION STATEMENTS.

Wednesday, March l4-p m.
At the regular quarterly meeting of the Board
Of Directors Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany to-day, President Green submitted the usual
statements The corrected statement for the
quarter ended December 81, 1sS7, showed that the
net revenue for that quarter was overcstmated in
the statement Of December IA by the sum Of
s240 s52 so that the surplus Of the quarter after
the payments Of IA per cent was S39,l45, in
stead of s2SO007, as then estimated The
president explains the discrepancy as follows:
The gross earnings for the quarter ended De-
cembcr 81, 1887, were fully large as were eX-
pccted, being within q fraction OF s., 00O 900;
but the current expenses Of the Baltimore and
Ohio system were temporarily increased by
large outlay Of money to cancel the future obi
cations Of useless office leases and other contracts
The cost of repairs and maintenance were also
greatly increased during the last and the current
quarters owing TO unusual number Of snow
and slcet storms. But with increasing revenues
and the assurance of lighter expenses, there is
every indication Of laig ger net results for the en-
suing quarters"
The following compares the osnate with the sctual
Quarter ended Dscon. Estimate OF Actual By report
81, 1887. December Is, 1881 March IL 1858.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BYsrELEeRAPH.


ST. LOUIS. March IA CdttfsHecelpts 1000 head. Ship
ments 500: market ttrongt Choice Heavy Native
Steers 81 IS ASj So GOoi Native Stesrs So 20
50 Steers Medium Choice. S3 10 81 20
sockers Feeders fair 10 good 81 Os02 80 Rangers
81 20e39O.
Hogs-Recepts 5000 head; shipments 1850 he1d Market
active Choice Heavy and Butchers selections SIS 80 d
So So Packn, Medium 10 Prime. s. 100 So 40 Light
grates, Fair 10 Best, ~ 90 . SIS 90.
Sht,pRcceipts 800 head; shipments l52O head
EAR Fancy 81 as 90
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
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Detroit Chicago Waikiki valley points. $500
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Buret Seepers Niagara Falls. Reclining Chair Car
free IN Rochester.
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RESTRICTED DEALINGS IN STOCKS


RESTRICTED DEALINGS IN STOCKS
The business of the Stock Exchange is still re-,
stricted by the enforced absence Of members and
operators and by want OF Geographic and tram
communication with the outside world. To-day D
transactions, however, amounted to 10000
shares The market opened strong under buying
for London and Continental accounts When that
was over the Board-room traders marked prices
of l-4al-2 per cent and some people called the
market weak. How weak 1t was WAS not demon
strated till in the afternoon, when some of the
boys" in trying to reooup their early sales, had
TO pay about the best prices of the day In order
TO do it. Erie was particularly strong at the
opening at "a 1-Sa24, under London buying; =" the
poyso later sold it at 23 l-2 and it closed at
"a l-8. All of this goes to show that yesterdays
vehement protests against making the price up
to "a" was uncaled for. The market closed strong
at about the best prices of the day
LITTLE DONE IN BONDS
Government bonds were dull and strong, with
the bids for the LES up is per cent. Annexed
are the closing QuOtations
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OopartnersDtp Notifies.

c59 AND 75b BROADWAY. NEW. YORK.
HENRY lNISON has been taken into our
firm as partner. dating from March l. 1873:
INISON, BLAKE IMAM & co.
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Union Company something like $4,000 year
The owiog compares th- estia2cfor inc currehss
qnarter with the actual Of the corresponding quarter vi
1887
Actuai 1897 Estimated, 1888