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The trading In cotton to-day was active for Q satur-
day; but prices were lower. The principal factor in
the decline was the break In the stock market which
induced free general selling. Wall street was . lib
eral seller. and Liverpool. the West. and the South
also sold. The unfayorable state OF Affairs In China
and bombay. and the report that the War Depart.
m-nt had arranged for the mobilization OF the regu.
lar troops on the Atlantic seRboard also contributed
TO the depression. on the decline shorts covered,
and there was scms new buying for local account.
The receipts at the ports were liberal. but the exports
were heavy. The spot markets at the South were
active. but generally lower. Tho crop movement
scale IS last week.
c0EHkE-kIo on the scot was stSAdyi No 2, o.
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RAiIrna6a.


DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA & WEsTERN
stations In New York, Foot or barclay and
Christopher Sta.
VEsTlBuLE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFRR
CAR. PINTsCH LIGHT
Direct route to Newark. Bloomfield. Montclair, the
Oranges. summit. Bernardsrille, Basking Ridge, Mad
ison. Morristown. Passaic. Paterson. Boonton, Dover.
Staphope. Newton, Buddis Lake. Lake HopatconR,
Hackettstown. SchOoley's Mount lin. Washington,
Mountnln, Scranton. Pittston. Wilkesbarre, Nanticoke.
DanVnle. northumberland. lntroSe, Blnghamton,
oxford. Norwich, Wnterville. Utica, Richneld Syringe,
CORTLAND. syracuse. Oswego, Ithaca. OweRo. Elmira,
Corning, Bath. Dansville, Buffalo, and all points
West. Northwest, and southwest,
stations.
1000 =. loaf car)-Bunalo. Scranton, Bling.
hnmton. Owego. Ithaca. Elmira, Utica, Syracuso
and oswego Expr SO. Pullman bunet parior cars
points West.
loo p. M.-ScrantOn. B%inghamton, and ElmIra
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
400 y. M.-Scranton. Wilkesbarre. and lymouth
700 II. N.-tDaily)-Chicago Vestibule Limited
EXPRESS Tor Scranton, BinghamtOn. Flmira. Buffalo,
Pullman buffet sleeping car New York to Chicago
Dining car west OF Buffalo.
$3.50 y. u.-tDaily)-Bnnalo Express. Pullman
sieepers for Scranton, BinghAmtOn. Elmira, Bath.
M. Morris, and BuffalO, arriving Burralo 8 A. NJ,
0iaO y. N.-CDailyl-Bunalo. Scranton, Bingham.
ton, oweRo. Ithaca, Eimira. Syracuse. Utica, and
Oswcgo Express. Pullman buffet %sleepers.
Ticket and Pullman accommodation at Henry Gake
Broadway and S+2 Broadway. Tickets at ferry sta
lions. III 4th av, cor 18th ST., ~ West l25th at.
2Sb Columbus av.. New York; 33s and 728 Fulton
st., and 100 Broadway, Brooklyn. Time tables Civ.
Ing ruiz Information at all stations.
westcott's Express Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination.
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s s.Is: &c IsrS s:s' me s:i Isssss ,: s"G 80 o. Is. {: isilaEs.? @

Futures, here closed barely steady, with prices un.
S Sss.. as to 9 point. lever ao The = sale Sso wsrS IL, 90 900
RIO was weak receipts, 5000; stock; 100000; OK.
sissay;' receipts ssss.' ,s : SSG', .aSof o. 7 $500; s1 %msri Tss
warehouse deliveries yesterday were. 1880 bags.
S%Ss.fHH s SislS' last s% yssf. G. Continued SEanl, 'ii liberal rec s 3
and 6earish cables, caused a slIgh, decline here to-day,
which checked the downwSrd t%sHdency. ="
METALs-were nominaliy unchanged.
NAVAL s~ToREs-Spirits OF turpcntine was dull at
so9sbi 2c,; rosin was quiet at sI.42hasi.45 for com.
PRovrsioys-Lard was ensier. Prime. o.. 4o; city.
f fSltsS wa! lower. re Mss,. TO- s sss si ToSS 30 gs; sS;sS;
we're quiet. Picked hams, SSaSsc.; do, bellies. ssaS
&c: do; shoulders, dssss4ac. Dressed hogs. $50
S e'f; %Tsa!S" Western AK; ssir %SS"n sds.. ' aSst.. isS sq PSs.
seconds, i7si7tgc.i thirds. ib@ioc.! state. nnest,
f sSS.; iS sH.S .SS;ss sssS. fuil cream, Ans
white fancy. 'ss.ssc' S ehoicr. T s"ss,ac.; tS Common 70
s WV fancy IoisSiic. e"' BsItimo sss' Srs Sn" ioiaG
ioSs'; Wsshington do. ,loHc.; Western do. ioi2S
trade in provisions with FREQ liqaidstion OF long stnG.
The buying was by the short interest and packers.
sion. ~oss-Receips for I'm Mo sensr are estimate APPS az ss..
Ooe; for next week. $4,000"
sroAR-Raw was steady; 49, test. snsc.; e0' test.
s.se' sales. 1900 bags Brazil. So test, at 8hc. OK
SNIP: Refined was quiet
on Wool Exchange Official classification, arc as fol-
i4@itIEcc Basdsd, black saS ae"s a fis's T Basdsd. Afn a@ns.
goSsIc; Bagdad; whites. 22.s9sc.; Bokhara, lSiaS
isc'' boknhra, wn1tes, loH lbc.; Gamers hair. Rns-
Sian, l3@l32c.; China. ordinary, 1l6l4c; China,
combing. ~l5CslTc.; Cordova, 14@i4i2c.: Donskoi. au.
tumns, l7c.; DOnskoi. combing, 23a2 5c.; Donskoi.
colors. goo 29c.; Donskoi. lambs. lbalsc.; Scotch,
ioSl7c.; valparaiso, i3a &c. Fast India and Asiatic
East India. JorIa. and vicameer, 24@Y7o.; East In.
Ola, kandahar, 22a25c.; East India, carpet filling.
choice. TO lsc.; Fast India, ca pet flling, low, 100
l5c.; Georgian, b. o.. l86l7c. [ Georgian, b.. l4S 90;
Georgian, h.s.. lsSl5c,; Karadi. choice. 17aisc.;
Knradi, ordinary, 100 lie; Khorassan, colors, l4ioc.;
khorassan. white. 1870 &c; Mohair. Turkish, 42@
4sc.; Mossul. washed, 1i1lac; Mossul. unwashed,
1tc. oporto. 100; Salonica. 126l9c.
CHICAGO. March 12.-These were to-day's prices:
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SATURDAY, March 12.-GRAN-wheat-Spot
was easy. The sales were 80. 900 BUSH. includ-
ing 5000 ungraded red here. 70. 900 No. Q red at
Baltimore on private terms for export. and
1000 No. 2 red at $l.O3 in elevator. FREQ on
board afioat: No. l Northern spring. New York,
$1.o5lo; do. Duluth, $l.Os; No. 2 red. $l.o5;
No. l hard. Duluth. $l.lO; No. 1 hard. Mani
toba. $1.0slo. Futures advanced Ac. to lac., but
lost this and declined sc. to 1asc. After
"'ChanRe" May on curb was 9S@9Sloc., closing
9S@c. Future sales 1895, 900 BUSH, as follows:
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ERIE RAILROAD.

ThronKh trains leave New YORK, loot OF Nhamhers
81 ns follo"s' and nve minutes earlier from West
900 4. M.-yestibuled Express daily for Eins'
c.oo hanton, Wayerly. Elmlra. BunaIu, BraifnrI,
arrives Bunalo = i. NJ. Parlor car 10 Bunalu
C.iu) q. M.-vestibuled li~mited-fast mail haHy;
@.oo solid train for Chicago. arrives CloN"'ani
l;4O a. NJ, Chicago o p, NJ. Sleepers 10 CaIca|'.
cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Gar.
y. N.-Bunalo and CLEVELAND NcstlhWIyl
e.t1o Express daily, arrives AT Buffalo 700 \ ',
bIaatord 7sl1 A. NJ. Jamestown 200 \, M,ll'."
land l2;3O y. N. Hleepers to Buffalo and Cleveland
making direct connection for Detroit. Chicago aud
the West. Cafe Library Car,
S.lh u, Solid train 10 Chicago. Slerp"rsJp
C.Ic Hornellsvillc. Chicago, aud Cincinnati. Inv
'TiCKETS. LOCAL / ~ PrLlMAE
a. at ~, lla, 4dl, Aol, aani
va broadwny, Ia EuwcTy. 1870 East l25ih ~. ani
OF West l2bth ST., Chambers ana West Esd 81. foFFlr"
New York 933 aud f26 Fulton st., 100 broadway,
brook'yn: 200 Hudson ST., l~ioboksn, and Jersey Guy
station. Westcott's Express calls for and checks Va
gage from hotels and residences 10 destinations
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pennsylvania
RAILRoAD

ALI
STATIONS foot OF West Twenty third street and
Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets.
tD The leaving time from Desbrosses and Cortiandt
for Twenty.third Street Station. ''"
1850 4: "; FAST M%AlL:-PHllman BUFFET parlor
70 es cS Hs% a0r so &c eo nsssss1 to pl si s b Car p''''0n's
$3.50 I. 4: y. F PAsSs sYITE;MEii'' RqHiT PpS c!syGInnS;
c s].4Ts,ion G.,. s''f Fa1 ebI R,nins' c s%sE,ns. and T"1. %.
lss%P ~. GHIc%So And TSS 81. OF IS. E tSPIsi
500, SS5 S J. h. % !f!a 7 ffiRess'nHS HfRE ss.eeFSi St eid 1sH,s;
.s Gha'1 e. M For FS5faEa VEST IS ! sprd h%pREss.-ro,
siaoP n. PAcIFfc EXPREsss,lFc Pittsbnrs and
: Ss1' = ". 'G %Rff a tG5 f GSFREss' e.Fsr' s]n'q Bnayi
SplIe ssISnsg car and New nn,n York Kt to Altoona &c Eas; kiGS,,y.
Loo 1920 Congressional Lin all Parior and
R a:sa \. f f., i& tis" n iis19'"s sa Gss9; 4 s:sc 3 s!sS! t G"s};
4; n; $40 'consres.ional Linn ali Parlor and
I: II. Week days: Express. 't s'so p. L N. is:o, i nisn
E ". week days; Express. S:2o A. Nj, and $50
cHEisAPEAikE AND oHIo RA1LwAY.-4:5o p. M.
FoE6LD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-75o
TL%STI %cfT{:Ai / 81 !. II. ~es Sat days cDs.Dro..e.
P fs9 c9s anS Gom S,TssaS Coach a;tG p M. Through Bnf''
CAPE MAY.-1:2O p. NJ. week days tDesbrosses and
Cortlandt SITS. $40 r. M.
Long Branch, Asbury Park Intcrlakcn, Sundays),
Oceano Grove. and Point Pleasant drom West
Twsnty-third st. station. $3.50. 1880 A. Nj. ago.
$3.50, l1:l0 p. Y. Sundays. 0:2O A. NJ, 4:5O p. NJ,
from Desbrosses and Cortlandt sts.J. $40 A. NJ.
lg:l0. $40. 5:lO, 1850 p. u. sundays, y:45 A. II,
b:l5 p. N.
FORP PHILADELPHIA.
$40, T:9O. $3.50. $3.50. $50, $3.50 (9:50 Penna. Linn
ited). n:5O Dining Carr. 1880. 1880 Al ~. 1850.
l:oo; $3.50. 500. 1870. 4:2o Dining Car. 4:5o Oin.
ing, Carr. $3.50 Dining Carp. 7;40, 800 r. NJ, 1905
g. mttedli $50, 1880 A. NJ, $50 Dining Carl.
Dining Carr. 7:t0, $3.50 r. M. 1905 night.
Ticket onces Nos 46l. GA. 1895. 1928, i'll. and 2eI
Broadway Aston House West Twenty.third Street
Station; and stations foot OF Desbrosses and Cort-
landt Streets; 4 Court Street. $50 Fulton Street, vS
broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Station, Brookiynt
Station. Jersey City. The New York Tran fer Com.
pany VIII call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through to destination.
Telephone ,'l2i4 Eighteenth Street" for PennsyL
vGnia Railroad Cab Service.
]. b. HUTCHINSON, ], r, WOOD.
General Manager. General Pnss'r Agent.
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ops on 90 OOA
oats-spot were lower. The sales were %. 900 BUSH,
terms for export. No. 3 white. 88hc.; No. 8 do,
ssisc''; No. 2 mixed. sIsc.; No. do. Sic; re- rs,sc ted
mixed; Sole; do. white. seHc.; No. 9 mixed de-
At s3S4oc. Futures were nominally easier. No
NJ. Opening. Ht0he". Lo~e''. ct.:fn,. NigSt.
were steady on better cables than had been expected
and larser exports for the week. They soon weak.
PATTY with the break In the stock market. Chicago
s DooI here ere 1 and there was va s. some foreign selling; Liver.
lar. antwerp was steady, The exports from this
]s s'.ss' rs! l4i Su. Tsr asa 1iSss'f s.sss 'S COS s' IN sns p.sy Tsss
wees S SnS i Gosn ~ a ,ast a year r,.s since Juiy ! The e o
8Os in the same time last season. The Northwestern
receipt. were 3!e cars, against 252 last week and
was lower with wheat. Liverpool was unchanged to
bush. against 5~.o54.OoO in the previous week and
sss1Os9 io4 !ai Ia: ysaF' in since thee : anIy time, n lf a.. ;'s ss; SON.
Oats we're ,orn no omd ally easier; Chicago lea, received ssi
yesterdays close. both for May and July. The
was 1SaiV"I pessea at ui ioa by D the 1S; IN Letter isiy' ln Msy
The selling OF the deferred option was general. a
good deal that came on the market was on stop or.
Receipts OF contract wheat for the day were 5000
bush. making 400, 600 bush. received in 1--WE days,
The stock here for the week will probably show q de-
crease OF 1000 o bush. No export sales were re.
ported. Clearances were 232. 900. Liverpool was
unchanged. May wheat at Minneapolis was l0c. un.
der Chicago. Large amounts were being offered for
May shipment from Duluth. Chicago inspection guar
ante d. Letter was reported to have applied to tho
directors OF the Board OF Trade for n marginal price
on his purchases. Coarse grains felt the effect Of the
weakness in wheat. Clearances or corn were SO9..
600 bush, oats l04 5000. The stock OF corn in store
here for the week will show a large increase"
FLoUR-The tone OF the market was easier to-day
in sympathy wi tn the recent weakness in wheat.
Prices. however, are not quotably lower. aud trade
continues TO drag in q listless manner. The sales
were 0 200 bbls.
Exports. 6.34S 1920
Winter in bills: S%uperhne. ESQ 90. 35; No. g extra,
@o5.35. Spring In bills: Clears, %. % o4.55;
%straights. +.75S65 patents. S5. log s5. 25. Mill
feed was dun but steady. Western spring. In 100 n.
sacks. sih.n5Sti55o 2oo.n, e1+!7o0slo.bO;
C%oTTos.spot cotton here declined i;lec.; no sales.
Mitdlinv uplands. blsc, against 7Sc. last year; New
Orleans and Gulf. 8ssc.. against 7lac. last year. Gal.
weston. New Orleans. and st. Louis declined l.l6c.;
Mobile. Savannah. Norfolk, and Augusta declined lac.
Memphis sold $500. New Orleans 2.lO0, Norfolk
l.ls6. Augusta S3S. Galveston 43e, Savannah 345,
Mobile 800. and st. Louis 10 bales. Liverpool WINS
unchanged on the spot. with sales OF 1000 bales; fu-
lures there declined 1a to 2 points. The receipts at
the principal interior towns were as follows:
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surplus o<o'oSo.oou SEN,fSi.4<o Inc. OIL ,42O
The surplus a year ago was $52, s63, $50. and
two years ago $2l, 44s, s25.
The imports of general merchandise. includ-
ing dry goods, at the port of New York last
week were 81. 100, $3.50. against $1O.O36, ll3
the previous week and $9,4ll, 1853 for the cor.
responding, week OF last year. The imports OF
specie for the week were SO. 500, 1877. OF which
. !, 5s6,439 was gold. mixing total specie i'm.
ported since Jan. ]. So 22,7lO Exports Of
specie were Cold, 800, $50, and silver. $62o.5l5.
a total of 100. 765. against 1904 $40 the pre-
yious week. The exports OF specie since Jan. l
have been; Gold. 90, 500. 726. and silver. 8 1885,
704, a total Of S12. O6o, 43l.
The total value OF domestic exports from the
port OF Now York for February was as follows:
1898. 1897, 1909.
From Jan. l. 60, .977 81. 708,Sl9 so. 7is.885
Glucose Sugar Refining common 10 quoted Mt
37ls@3S. and the preferred at 9l@92L. Stand
ard OIL Trust certificates closed at 352@354;
American Mailing at 2OlaCa21i2, and preferred at
7O47l; Standard Gas common at l3O@l37,
and the preferred at 150@156; Mutual Gas at
og325 Amsterdam. Gas Mt 2a@32. preferred
at 64@66. and the bonds at 99dlOOia, and Equit.
able Gas at 210a225.
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Society TOR tho Propagation or the Faith.

ALBANY, March 1.-THE Society for tho Prop
aRation of the Faith. with principal office in
New York city. was incorporated to-day with
the Secretary of State. to do missionary work
for the Roman Catholic Church and to establish
and maintain missions and houses for that pur-
pose. The trustees are Archbishop NJ. A. Cor.
F. Mooney, the Rev. James j. Flood. the Rev.
Nicholas J. Hughes. the Rev. Thcophile w. Ucher,
the Rev. M. c. OFarrell. and James T.. Dough-
erty OF Manhattan borough. New York city.
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Available cash. including

Money In London 90 a cent. Rates of dis.
count In open market for both short and three
month"; bills, 3@3k n cent. Paris advices quote
3 cents at 1O4 francs 15i2 centimes. Exchange
on London. 25 francs 81 confines.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchangeto-
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO

Leave New York, Whitehall Terminal, South F.rrv
and loot OF Liberty street.
'Da'ly. Except SUNDAY. Sunday.
GHlCAGo. 'i;30 A. NJ, 5000 p. NJ. and u 2:lb night
PlTTsBu RG, 'i;30 A; ~, tS;25 +. NJ. 1900 H.,
'l2:lb might 1850 A. NJ. Lihcrty 81. only
G~!NClNXATI, 81. LOUIS. 1000 A. M $500 p. M,
,WAShlN iToN. BALflh0RE, t7;55, 10000 Diner
NOuFOLk. 1850 A. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper), 1920. AZ 100 M
Al trains are illuminated with Plntsch light.
oH1ecs; lib, l7s. 2Bl, 43I. ll4O Broadway Al Rast
18th e., 1871 koweTy. New York S3g, S44 FuIton Al
hrookIyni whitehall Terminal. Baggage chockSd
From hotel or residence to destination
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New Congregational Church for Brooklyn.
Tho Emmanuel Congregational Church. in
Brooklyn. has decided to erect a new chapel in
DECATUR street, near Patchen avenue. Ground
will be broken tomorrow afternoon. The chapel
will be built under direction of the Congrega-
tional Church Extension Society.
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Barley-Was quiet. New feeding. 34@34iao, cost
aud freight to Buffalo at opening Of navigation.
Rye-Was weaker. No. 2 Western. 59h@591c. free
on board afnat. Corn-Spot was easier. The sales
were 224.0O0 bush, including 12s, 900 No. . mixed
at 367sc. FREQ on board afioat, and 80. 900 do. at
the outports on private terms for export. No. 2
mixed In elevator. 85Asc. Futures declined 4c. After
4" Change" May on curb was 80 7sCI36 Lido, closing
SO Lice. Future sales 1873. 900 bush. as follows:
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ALBANY Evening Line.

COMMENCING MONDAY. MARCH IA.
The popular steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN
will leave Old Pier II. n. r., foot Canal
ST., at q 7. NJ. daily Sundays excepted. making al.
rect connections with trains North, East and West
Freight received until hour OF departure.
TATSKILL. HUDSON n CoXSACKIE BOATS,
" beginning Wednesday. March l6. will leave every
week day al q +. NJ, from foot of Christopher st, N. n.
NEW HAVEN. Fare. 81; EXCURSION, 0I.50.
Fast steamer leaves Pier %. +. H., daily Sundays ex-
cepted). . P. NJ. Returning leaves New Haven 1890
night.
ID NJ LINE.-steamers leave Pier "a. N, r..
~ foot Franklin st.. for West Point, Cold Spring,
Cornwall, Fishkil Landing. and Newburg week days.
8 p. N. SUNDAYS. 8 A. u.
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government bonds weak. The IS closed % y
cent. lower bid. Railway bonds weak. Tho
features were Central OF Georgia Ist incomes.
e e1si e, ssS oasSorn Rail Ss; Oh j. l. t Pr Ri Psdisc F s..
Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf lists. t. r. wis.
fO1ian oensr and l1 fs;. t; I'll ANss aI,Ss1n cPb . e
Texas Pacific, and Wabash issues. The moro
important net declines were in Atchison adj. As.
q = cent; to 54's; and general As, 2. to s6ia;
Chicago. Ind. and Louisville IS. s. to go, and 6s,
8. TO 100: Erie prior bonds. 1l9. to s8ia. and gen.
4s. So, to 03la. and general As. l. to So; Oregon
asnersi n. IT, o. 70 90 g; l. ggo &; ais; to r ha Il; ksr Sd 7.
to 29ia; Union Pacific As, q, to sSI; Union Pa.
cife, Denver and Gulf lists, I; r..,2. to 81; Wa;
Wisconsin Central lists. t. r.. 1 y cent. to SO.
Commercial price of bar silver in New York,
64hc. Bar silver in London closed at IS 3.l6
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 44ac.
quoted gig v cent. for thirty days. 4 y cent. for
for six months on good. mixed Stock Exchange
5 . cent. for bills receivable and prime single
names. Good names are quoted at sac = cent.
Foreign exchange market closed inactive at
s %1rn4SH are ? siaty days. s &. ssas . ssadin sirh htt 81. sSr
s As1%at ar rssss ST. rs ssa a %$f. 81 Sl.ls and S4; esSiss trsas;
t.25@5.24ss for long and 5.2saa5.2Sslss for short;
reichsmarks; 90 15-16e94 1-16 for long and 94as
SSit $sf for sh 95t g fdl .ho,t 4oa4o lie for long
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
5@s cents discount. Charleston-Buying. 1-16
discount; selling, 1-16 premium. Savannah
iesns"Bant. par, commerciai. 81 discount hs~ mt.
San Francisco--Sight. Is cents premium asked;
TELEGRAPH, III cents premium; St. touis-25
CincinnRti-Between banks, 40 cents discount.
and over counter, par.
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OH DOMINION LINE
DAILY TO NORFOLK.
WHITE STAR m
Steamb bouts.
BOSTON IA {. MHbEiWIyr ENGLAND

~ thu 'FVUIHEFOH' LcWNO F1BF
SO. n. r.. one block above Canal st. week days only,
at 8 p. NJ. steamers Maine ann New Hampshire.
LINE, via New London. Leave Pier 40
told NOD, n. r.. next Desbrosses st., week days
only, at +. NJ. Steamers City OF Worcester and
City OF Lawrence.
FAIL RIVER LtNE. via Newport and Fall River.
Leave Pier 10, y. r., foot of Warren ST., weeks days
only. at $500 p. ". Steamers and
PILGRIM. Orchestra on each.
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New York and Boston All Rail,

n. y, \. ii. a II. X. X. and connections.
From Grand Central Station.
Leave. by way OF Due
$500 A. NJ, Springfield and Worcester, 8;9O p N
1890 A. M.,ttNrwL London and Providence. 500 p NJ
1908 A. NJ, New London and Providence, 4;2b p NJ
l2;pO NJ. Springfield ana Worcester, $40 p N
l:DO I. NJ, Air Line aud y, T.. X. r., 500 p II
l:O2 l.. NJ, New London and Providence, ZOO p N
800 y. NJ, New London aud Providence, 1900 p Nj
4;OO J.. NJ. 'SDrlngnrld ami Worcester, 1000 p. NJ
b;,O y. NJ. New London aud Providence 4 200 p NJ
100 7. u, 'Sprlngheld and Worcester, Oils A NJ
l2;OO \. NJ, 'New London and Providence. a.ab a
'Runs daily. Including sunday.
ttBay state Limited; all parlor cars; fare A. In.
GLIDING parlor car seas. :"
:Air Line Limited; arrives aud departs from Park
Square station, Boston. Return service same hour
aud by same route.
Through parlpr and sleeping cars by each train.
G. T. HEMPSTEAD, Gen, Pass. Agant
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In New Orleans futures declined 4 to 9 points. Flu.
lures here declined 4 to + points, closing easy, with
sales OF 1876, 100 bales. The future trading was as
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COMMERCIAL END

Total sales. sharsa
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TROY BOATS,

FIRST TRIP. MARCH l6.
Steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave
pier foot West 10th ST.. daily. except Saturday. 8 p.
M. Sunday steamer touches at Albany. Freight now
received.
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Total sales of railway bonds tpsr vslue) 1880. 600
RAILROAD AND OTHER sHkRxs.
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Ing House banks shows:
March .. March 12. Changes.
Loans .sess, 25s. 400 9sl7 ,sG4. 900 Dec. s1o. 39S. 400
Deposits o $780, 400 685. All 300 Dec. O,59s,5O
Cirlu'n l3.774,90o 8 ,70b. 200 Inc 2o.sO0
L'glt'rs ~, zoe, 700 72.527. 500 Dec. 4,87b,4OO
Specie. l2U. l25, 300 124.O64.8 800 Ino. 8,93s,7OO
Resve .S197 .ses. 800 s1ae. SOL. 300 Dec. o797, ZOO
REEVE I'd l71. 500. 100 ia. $40. 475 Dec. 2.634,825