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purpose), while the outer box should afford
space three or four inches all around the
the box TO be placed within. IL should also
afford two inches of space between the bot
tom of the inner box and its own. and two
inches also between the cover of the inner
box and its own. All these surrounding
spaces, except that above the inner box, are
TO be filled with dry sawdust. The interior
of the inner box should be painted white,
for il left in the natural wood butter and
some other articles placed in it may have a
decidedly woody" taste.
So far the ice chest has cost but a tri1e,
but now it will pay 90 spend little for n
galvanized iron tray TO fit exactly into the
bottom Of the inner box, provided with q
tube in one end as shown in the cut, of suf-
ficient length 20 pass down through the
bottoms of both boxes, which will carry off
all water from the melting ice. This tray
can be made Of tin, cl even sheet iron, in
which case IL should be well painted. both
within and without, TO prevent rusting.
Cleats are placed upon the inside OF the
inner box and shelves made Of stats inserted
one above the other. with n chance of one
such shelf directly over the ice a. IL rests
in one end of the box a thick cloth cover
kept well drawn over the top Of the outer
box will help to keep the ice from rapid
melting.
Raspberry Cream.
Put ounces of raspberry jim TO n quart
of cream; pulp it through "a lawn sieve add
10 IL the Juice of lemon aud q little sugar.
and whisk IL till thick. serve II IN disn
or glasses.
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III. cA.Dr-g ggs RESPECTED FRIEND, Ma
TOAD.
dc- hon n.d appear out. Of sight. Search
nwai,c. n.,d you will find him with his fat,
chunky body iattcnel out 20 as to seem
literally y. sttd TO the ground. While you
arc sill gazing in wonder there will occur
aEs-.nin. change. lie will launch him
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WORLD AS IT EXISTS
REPRESENTING THE

Also, direct copies OF famous
paintings and statuary. by Q
worlds old and modern masters
taken from the leading cailerie'
including the LOUVRE AT
LUXEMBOURG GALLERlE
PARIS; aud VERSAILLES
GALLERY. vERSAlLLE''
FRANCE: the DRESDEN
GALLERY, DRESDEN. GER
MANY, the UFFIZI and PATTI
GALLERIES, FLORENCE'
ITALY; aud the VATICAN
GALLERY, ROME, forming
the largest aud most unique
collection of pictures ever pup
lished in one volu
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Barring, MAGOUN & CO.,
Iswal stf--t York.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND ETTfRS OF CREDIT
AVAILABLE 10 all Of the world. Also Trsvelisz Credits
ountry and Indies
CENTRAL. RAILROAD 60. OF Nr.o JERSEY.
l43 LIBEKrY-Sr.,
NEWYORk, March 6. 1898.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Transfer
~ Book OF Registered Bonds the General Mort
gage VIII be closed nom Monday, the 18th Instant
Saturday, the lst proximo.
SAMUEL KNOX. Secretary.
no THE HOLDERS OF THE INCOME
Mortgrgc Bonds Of the Philadelphia and Reading
T6ilroad Company
The following gentlemen.
t'I!p 'DrrfLI.
WI q N Mr'%fxi Phelps & Co..
Of l.. Won Hoffman, & Co.,
JOHN d. PEOBST,
of ]. D. prolst & Co,
ISAAC n. kELIGMAN,
Of W. sclicnan & Co. and
J. KENNEDY TOD,
OF j. Kennedy Tod Co..
Bonds of the Philadelphia Heading Railroad COMPANY
have Consented TO act Provisional Committee
protection q all holder, Of such bond- who Invited
70 communicate without delay the class Of
JOSEPH s. DALE
. - Exchange Place, NcwtYork City.
New-York. March 10, 1893.
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Oipi0en0 Notices.

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD co.
OFFICE OF NEW ny YORK Gli' March II. 1899.
EOR TIE PURPOSE of quarterly di W.
= Ss"a pasaC see Gh a"e OF the Of the
asss .s E g. sa sS e:
inst. and reopened at ~ 0'eTH g. Eo,siTER' u"
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE ST. PAUL EH: 90; 20.
NOTICE is hereby given that dividend has
year Isy ,'a,, per ha 1 To, Ss :ns RS
at s is1"S :"s 81
at noon" ana 'e0p''' FRANK $ BOND. vce.rre'ldent
WESTERN Union iS;Hsr% SS"NNl s5'
TIE BOARD OF DIREC G, oES hay haze ODE de-
ayAKEh rES Gent the eapt, stock ,0 Of os Sse
1s o .;, 'n fso%sss
q the .osc Of the transfer books o" the 10Th
The transfer books viii be c,o.cd at O'Clock the
afternoon OF March 90 Inst. and be rcoI"ned on The
morning Oh "'''' mr. H. H. ROCHESTER. Treasurer
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
lHEAotN Hi!eW; ES HEf Mr. Mtrch .th 1893
THE BOARD or DIRECT0Rs Of this com:
""f h n.y. e cd 'Ss%% n%S @
at c SGs On bo" S win p' BE- sosd at o'clock p
March 10Th, fcOrnrd at ~ O'CLOCK D. IN NprIi ou'
1893. r.. V. W. EOSSlTER Trra,ur'r'
THE AUI0MAIlI LIE M, ,,,;Mrr And ExriN
NT".. YORK March q 1879
VrIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this com
pany ha,c thi d,v DC sr,d diid,nd Of Iwg Ter
pNahl" IN cash 'hc 10Th dv o. Nairh ~ Htock'
holders OF record on m" lith day Of M'roh 1897.
Notice J. hereby ci,rn that for purpose OF such paw.
transfer books OF the inv VIII be- closed
from Mar'h Is to March 90, 1893. inclusive" 'hccK'
VIII b, mailed .. -
DEI.AWN EE LACKAwANNN & WESTERN Il. Il. co.
NEN.yDl:K Mach 10 1893
'NRhNSFER BOOKS Of the Newly ok. Lack
j awanna and Western Halr ad Company tBuhalo DiVl-
CLOSE ~ = March - AMI rcoren Aprl lst
1893 when the quarterly interest VIII b" pad
fHFDk II IIHBtN>. treasurer
pun '"EI "UI, P.r" N,..' irr
THE FIDELITY INSURANCE. TRUST AND
SAFE DEPOSIT GoMr.ANY, WI ,'r,hn: thr% .,
The CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW.f pEk.
on and after Nar~h OF tho HOLDERS OF tElI
TIFiCATFS OF EOrITAHrE INTEREST In tho .tookS
~ the CHICAGO GAS COMPANIES % record March
J. amount equal TO ~ PER CENT Of the par value
~ thor holdn~ - u" ortiz l'r- ~ nat COMPANY
TIE transfer hooks vl cosc on March H. at O'Clock
y " JOHN y. CYST Presid"n..
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
boston, March 10. 1898
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Friday. March l0-p m.
Speculation in stocks to-day was sluggish and
devoid OF interesting features. In the main.
fluctuations were narrow and final changes UNI
important. Transactions were little larger in
volume than they were yesterday, bat the increase
occurred chiefly in special stocks. General Elec-
| trio, for instance, in which the daily transac-
tons recently have rarely been over 1000 or
5000 shares, dealt in TO the extent Of over
$4,000 shares. 1t was also conspicuous Ivy de
cline Of about per cent The selling popu-
larly attributed to the bear faction but the stock
showed little elasticity. and its last price was
virtually the lowest for the day. All the indus
tIal stocks suffered losses. but generally they
were not moro than small fraction.
The uncertainty about Philadelphia and Read
ing which was the foremost stock in volume OF
business, was not relieved. The expected 6nan-
cial statement was not made public but evidence
accumu ates that the receivers will soon be forced
70 issue certificates TO meet maturing obliga-
tions. The Lchigh Valley rental must be paid
if the lease Of that property is TO be preserved.
even if the dividend should Ike reduced to the
rate of 3 per cent year. The floating debt OF
the Reading, it was said will be stated by the
receivers at not much over $s.Oo0,ooo. and if the
report should be proved correct, the condition Of
the company may not be considered utterly hope
less. 1t is improbable of course, that the re-
ccivers should fall into error point of so
great Importance While Reading stock rca-
lively active its extreme fluctuations were con
sidetaby under per cent. Its first course was
downward, and the subsequent rally was not
maintained to tie end, but the stock closed at
the same point it ended yesterday.
In general. the market nearly stagnant
Money on call was comparatively easy at per
cent, although a little ilurry in the afternoon,
caused by bclatcd demand carried the rate
for a few minutes to 3 per cent. The outward
flow of currency was checked and the rates for
foreign exchange indicated no immediate renewal
of gold exports lneasincss over the condition
OF the Federal Treasury was al'aycd. in part. by
the action of Western banks in offering 10 cX
change gold for lcoal-tcndcr notes and in part by
a growing belief that the present silver law
will be repealed before there be any r"a!
danger Of a suspension of specie payments. There
was hesitation. however, and. apart from
trading operations, tho market was clearly u
waiting one The closing in the midst of
a rally, but final variations were generally losses
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET
Tire only transaction in Government bond. az
the Stock EXCHANGE was the sale Of $500 coupon
IS at / l3 Ia. Asked prices for both classes OF
As were lowered IA per cent. Final quotations
were as follows:
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iKAINs LEAvE W.s ,o,S a2 iSS 100, o, FrAs
,tnT Tor Mddletown Bloonlnsburgh. fo,t 80,
Monticello M5un,aIndae Ls''OSrsa a'f wal,oa b1
sitor N"rwic Tdmcston Utica. Rome; Oneida w.,s~
His r. NJ Campbell Hall Lax Men aonn 81 Oomas.
sr%h Ei.n,ilie Pittsburgh. Hurcyyillc' Lioe"' Law
,,.o" r. NJ Mddc,9wn lallsS1rSh hsr oeiry oaeia:.
s,um H., hester NIAGARA Falls Detroit ,mst y
WI Pullman secpers reclining chair car "''
pn,Iiy: all other trains daily except SUNDAY MN
Pullman draw lnc.room sets .na sceP"e
obtained at Xxx r,"I"G 80 BS,ver.st. Newfon
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money and % 5-ls for the account The Bank
OF England gained $4,000 bullion on ea,an zee
In the open market money was easy az ~.
per cent for discounts and l-4al IL per cen.
for daily balances. Bar silver was frm az
az I'D an ounce American railway shares
opened dull and steady, but yielded slowly 70 .nr
close. At Paris French 3 per cents rallied Jew
ccntimes 70 o. %, siQht exchange on Paris De.
Ing slightly higher at e5l7 francs, TO- the :
sterling. The weekly statement OF the lmPeria,,
Bank OF Germany shows decrease IN specie Oh
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-11

Wv PAth.-.--
Man Beach.
Aaryl Coal.
Mich l. g..
Mum lron..-
Mo Pic.
Mob l. Ohio.
n l. d. st l..
NY c & HR.'
NY Z L. StL
do LIST pref
do I'd pref
ny LIE a. w
do pref. :. =.
Nat Cord e.
do pref.
n Cent Coil.
Nat Lin Oil
y Y 4. y f..
NY & Nor pr
NY . a. W
NY s e. W..
do pref.
Nor l. w pr.
North Amir.
North fac.- =.
do PET.
Nat Starch.
do "a pref
Ohio & Miss.
Ohio South. E.
Ore Imp.
Ore'K & n:
y S L&U n
Ont Sll Min.
l'co 4 East :.
PEG ID & j.
Phil & Read
p c CxSt j.
DO pref. -.
p II w&C g
Pits & w pf
Pac Mali ST
Pun fl Car.
Penn Coal.
Quicksilver.
do pref. -:
Rich & w =
do pref.
i Wat & o.
South Cot Oil
st L ACT ii
DO pref. 49,
St J. & Dull.
do pref.
St T. NJ e. NJ
South Car.
South l'ac...
81 L S W..
DO pref.
Tex 4 Pac..
e A AN NJ
Tol 4 o c..
do pref.
Tenn L a. L..
Union Psc. :.
U = ID g. q.
U S Rubber.
do pref
Y S Exp.
Waba sh 500.
do pref.
VIII L L Z.
do pref. 49,.
Wis Cent.
West " Tel.
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f,nanr,al.
The LAWYERS
Mortgage Insurance
Company.
..SbOO'Ooo
SurpIus......... ...-.......''' '<o'0o0

Surplus. ..... .............. l25, 900
OFFICES I2o BROADWAY, n. y.
o-,,ni,ed in alliance with the LAWYERS TITLE
tvst;rANCE COMPANY OF New.York for the following
purposes: ,..
To insure the payment OF rrlhc'iei anu h"'' VI '
Mortgages.
To invest in Bonds and Mortgages and assign the same
to investor, Of tile and guarantee OF pay
mcnt Of principal and Interest ana ol"ho" ." "''' .
avn counsel when desired
To loan reasonable Bonds and Mortgages a.
col,cr,l security when title has been injured BY The
I,wyrcS' TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY. end pay.
men, Of prime pal and interest by THIS Oohl any WITHOUT
DELAY and at a nominal cost 70 borrower
10 furnish for investors bonds certificates 81 any de-
sired amounts. fecurcd mortgage insured a. 10
title bv The LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE COM
pANY and guaranteed a. 10 payment by this Company
Sub.c riptIonS for n Iiniied nmonnt OF the a"ph"'
stock will be received ut the Offices Of the COMPANY
40 broadway. New. York, until Nnrch ID. ISo3' nj
~ bicb dntr in the Of Ovrrsnbsrrtption, pro
rata aiIetmen Of stock will BIZ made 10 'no'crioer'
OFFICERS:
r. w CoGGTSHAIr. President and General Manager.
CHARLES s. FAIRCULD. LIT vice-Presiden'
DAVID II. OGDEN. I'd viccPrsifcnt
CLARENCE CARY. Secretary.
nOBFnr q. HONE. 1rcasur"r
CARY & WniTElDGE. Counsel
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
OTTO +. BANNARD. Prcsiden, Continental T'us. Com
pany.
CHARLES r BARNEY. LIST viccPrc.idont Knickcr
booker Trust Co.
CLARENCE CARY. Of Mc'.rs. Cary whItrId.e
f. W. COHGfSHALf.. Of Mcssrs. Norwood Cosges-
hall President the Lawyers Title Insurance Co
GEORGE COPPELL. OF Mcssrs. Maitland Phelps 60.
cor DEET, OF Mc-sfs. COuder' liros
GEORGE LORD DAY 0, Mcssis Lord Day Lord.
JOEL b. ERUARDT. President Tho LAWYERS sunty
Company
CHARLES $. FAIRCHILD. President New.York Security
and Trust Company
ANSoN w. HARD. Of Messrs. Hard Rand.
ROBERT q. HONE
HENRY T.. HOWfAND Of Messrs Anderson Rowland.
Director Of The Lawyers Title Insurance Company.
FRANCIS VI. JENCK,. President safe Deposit Com
pany Of Ncw.Yofa
JOHN r. LOCKMAN. OF Messrs De WIZ Lockmon 4
Dc witt, Director Of The Lawyers Title Insurance Co
DAVID u. OGDEN. OF Mcsrs. Parsons. Shepard Ogden
"a ViceIrcsidcnt The Lawyers Title Ins Co.
GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY. OF M"ssr. Spencer Trask
Co.. Director OF the state Trust Company.
DOUGLAS ROBINSON. Jr. Director OF The Real Estate
Ian and Trust Co.
WILLIAM l.. TRENHOLM. President American surety
Company.
HERBERT n. TURNER. Of Mcssrs. Turner. Mcclure &
Rolston. Director Of THIS Lawyers Title Ins. Co.
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pnbIit Notice.
NOTICE OF SALE.
~ LINCOLN SAVE DEPNSIT COMrA:Y.

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
a TIL. NE my y9 !;!Lo IHlBuME WILL BE ne
yTSGy p DO, dSsr :. 9or r. q mrtynrst;s and ADvER
ave 5 c3dst IL. 9th ave: 1877 Fourth. ave-
corner Fouleenths go 1hrdaye corner fortyse ven:h
Thrdavc sixty III s..st 70S Firstaye
100 West Forty ondst 1902 Coumbussye 80 Liberty.
g.; 2S7 West l2d.t lt9 churehst IS. Tblrd:ave.;
A. the HARLEM OFFICES, 100 Fast Ono hundred.
sndtwenty nfthst 2t3 West One.h9r dIed md twenty.
70 9 .. M at regular Office rates
In Brooklyn, ct 09 Court-st. 305 Do kab.avo 200
bedford ave. aud Ne. 10 Dsosawsy. w TO .. m. ~
REGULAR e0ee uee4.
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rr-poprAv FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. March TO- p. m.-Consols ~ Ito Va, dor
money and 0s $40 for the account; Canadian Phcih'
- T.! Erie 80: Mexican ordinary, 22 Is 81 ianl
Common 10 Reading. II "a. Money. IL PEI
cent Paris adviccs quote ) per cent r,"''s a. -,
FRANCS o. ccntimc, for the account. and exchange
an London M % francs II ccn'imcs for ch,chS'
The amount Of bullion gone mo no 'he hahH u h"-
land on balance today Is c1j.OOo. . ,,
Berlin March l0.-The statement OF IN" init'r''i a,
Bank OF Germany shows n decrease IN spec" III
1850 900 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-11

Among State issues Tennessee settlement IS were
moderately active and strong at Is l-2. City
ban: stocks were wholly neglected:
The general bond market was irregular. but
nOteratrv active. tn" transactions amounted TO
about 81 100000 Reading issues the
prominent feature, Of thc, trading, After an early
decline they rallied smarlv and their final chang
were fractional advances. General ~ touched
- 12 and closed at ~, against - 3s yesterday:
First incomes declined 20 a. 3-a. and aftcrward
rose N 4sa47 "a seconds ranged between 81 and
a. closing Mt 32 rs. and thirds between % "a
and "a a. closing at % "a. On the downward
movement theSs issues wrr" a artiT 1 but on the
tions in General Electric d"bcntnre ~ were not
large but the price yielded 10 per cent 70
GALS Hooking Valley ~ fell IA per cent 70
90 IL. Reference is made to full, report of
bend sales.
Money on call ruled at per cont In the
afternoon there was an increased demand: anu
little business at the extreme figures. The last
loans were made at the ruling rate.
The CarS ss statement was as
Tic Suh-rreasnry to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House s5S5,i1e. The business Of the
for the week ending tonight IN
S2l, 22S. 1j?, leaving the general balance 81 co..
427,77o against 81 s,3os March g. an
apparent loss Of bt dedIctns from
s54O. 900 for items which affect only it's account
with the general Treasury it's gain as affecting
the banks is 81 .o45.37?. and this result includes
To-dav's operations included Receipts,
81. 6O2.4o payments. S2:oG4.450. with balances
Of $40. s3o354 coin and 3.5o7,4i6 currency.
Tho Treasury bought 10000 ounces Of silver
bullion at So So and 3.64 cents an ounce. The
offerings amounted 70 $4,000 ounces but tho
prices of those which were rejected were not
made public.
The United States Treasury at Washington
received to-day s2os.3oo National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were 90 2.s4s. the internal
revenue receipts S474.4G9, and the Miscellaneous
receipts S29s.39o.
Today's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in banks compares
with the figures of the last previous statement as
follows:
Marc heo . .,o March 10 Difference. res.
hand: Egg cos 2sS;oas. Dec. ;?.soo
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
certificates sls2 4s5 ata 1892 G,s o93 Inc sI73476
Deposits In bank 10 900.G7s IL .iG5 Inc 1926 49,
Net cash bal si-3>52l 27 ei<395i 900 Inc s4os oG3
The foreign exchanges were dull and irrcan-
lar. but the closing was rather heavy and for
sterling drafts rates were lisa l-4c below the
light, and without some important change IN
the market immediate shipments Of gold are Ger
tainly. not probable. Following are quotations for
actual business Barker hills. - s5aSI IS ia
and 81 Sc 3-4aSA 81 for long and short sterling
respectively French francs, SIS "a and
5ls Ia; reichmarks, % l-saa5 5-16
In London British consos were slightly higher
in the carly dealings. but the improvement was
lost and they closed unchapged 1t % l:le for
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1000 7 { CESt L f5s
Series A.....1O3t
1000 Rio q w Ist.... T59<
1910 II w L OQ Con.114S
10000 ST l. Southw 1st rs
1000 do MINIMUM. 6Sss
1000 ST J. s 2f- Inc. IS
1000 81 i NJ & VI LIST
Consol 6s. l22le
5000 s asa r lst Gs
lS-j.19l6 Tr
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financial Hlcctinqs.

THE EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING 90. OF
NEw.YORK -, PEARL-Sr.
4 SPECIAL MEETING of the stockholders
"A 81 THE EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMINATIN';
COMPANY or NEw.YOKK Will b. held At the Office OF
tho Company at the corner Pearl and Elm ss the
CIV ~ New.York on the BOTH DAY OF MARCH. 1898.
AZ O'Clock noon nkc action upon tho question Of In
the capital st-k OF said Company from tho sum OF
t6Oo 600 consisting Of $3.50 shares OF 800 each to the
sum u $1,000 GO consisting ~ 100000 shares ~ 400
each New also b" presented Jr ratification
For the purpose meeting the Transfer Books Of
the Company ordered, by the Board Of Directors
10 be clo..d from the 10Th DAY OF MARCH, 1898. To
the aOru DAY or MARCH. 1893. both days Inclusive
,. =. SMfIitl.KS,
Il. Il. BOwKEE.
srrA,EK ri,NsK. Majority
{. II. COSTEK. OF
CHAS. l. IEOWILf. Board u Directors.
J. HOOD WRIGHT.
Gro. FOSTER PEABODY
ihE CiiICA0o AID ALTON r. = COMPANY.
ANNUAL. MEETING.
'NHE STOCKHOLDERS and voting bond
holders ~ thc chicago and Alton iSnlroai oomlany
anv fr 81 directors and Transaction OF such
comIuny's Office Ia Chicago Illinois Monday. the sd
DAY q Ann n"Nt AZ 10 81 clock M 3D.. ,... o., ,u,
the ljt' instant and rer"nod on tho ith
u'' q" N'''' CHARLES II. FOSTER Secretary.
M J0I.iLl ANb CuICAGo RAILROAD 90:
CMi1 No, lIL; March T. 1898.
rVHE STOCKHOLDERS of the Joliet and
/ ,nlc,ro Railroad Company hereby notified that
annual meeting 81 aid c,mpny for the election Of
nf.s ntd viii be- held the comIanVs ONCE IA CHICAGO.
Illinois. Monday, the 80 dag Of April next. at 10
me rlref.r books viii be closed the c-c OF busi.
nc-. hours TIC 18Th Of March. 1893 and rcorencd
0" ''' ''' "'' clHHifS II. FOSTER Secretary.
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STOCKS DULL AGAIN.
NEARLY STAGNANT MARKET.
EARLY DECLINES FOLLOWED BY GAINS
WITH A FIRM CLOSING.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. MARCH 10.
SALES OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

5000 y y c Ext 4s...l03
1000 y y C Deb 6s.. .10t
1000 y Y C&St l. IS. Ssh
1000 do ..........A:: ~
1000 n Y l. T. & w
New I'd Con l00t
1000 y I'ac Con 6s... 672
10000 " Ry OF Cal o.. 90'>
5000 Northw Con. e. 1851
5000 NWSF Deb 5s.c.ll0s
1000 PEG ID l. l. 1st.l04
5000 PEG a. East LIST. 7Vst
1000 PEG Gas & C Of
Chic I'd Gtd .103
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5000 s Asa l. LIST Ga
lSSG.1ooG Tr
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or new JERSEY,

COnI used insuring Cleanliness
and (OmiOrt.)
Four Trucks. Protected by Automatic BLOCK sIgun
System. Trains leave Stntion foot Of Liberty 1t.
Time Table IN effect Dee. IS. 1892.
Fer ,;cading at 90, 10 S:i5, A. NJ. 0O 30
H. 90. 100 80. 80 +; NJ, l2:i5 night. eNecpt
Satrcav night sundays II 30 A. NJ, 90. 30 90
; 81 T. NJ, IL Ia night
FOR Harrisburg at 90 -. As A. NJ. 90 30
90 90 IS r. NJ. II IL night S,turd ~ night
sundays IL 30 A. NJ. 100. 90. 80 y. NJ. 13:l5
ror Pottsyic at 100 7:t5. AS A. NJ. 90 30
60" 30 y NJ. ~ i. coshd "Nrep. SATURDAY night.
: 10 : - \. NJ. 90. so 80 T. NJ, L. Is night
except saturday night. Sundays Ii A. NJ u 90 l.. NJ
For Tns,om Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk &c.
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