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Real Kstnte Private sales.

slawson 4 Hobbs have sold for Joseph Hamsrsias
ana David 4. oppenhe:mer the three nvestory Amer
lean basement dwellings,, Nos. lac. lA8 and l18 West
u. ii. Ludlow & Co. have sold for the Comstock o..
tate to Daniel II. Freedman, No. 284 L. xington ave.
nue., a three'story brick and brownstone dwelling
with extension. 25kl00. on private terms.
Howard Carroll. President OF the Sicllian Asphalt
Paving Company, has purchased from the Mott eGtate
twelve lots, now occupied by the company on lease
at the northeast corner OF Twelfth avenue and Fifty.
fourth street.
Pcase & Gilman have sold. at about S7b, 900. Nc, 90
West thirty second street. a four.story brownstone
dwelling. on lot 25KlOO.
Jack sou & Stern have purchased, and have resold
70 q builder, No. Pa Madison street, 23. 9xl 100; aIso.
have purchased Nos. 7B9 and 7iI Sixth street, 4bxOI'
H.. r. Drew s. Co. have sold for q client to Benia.
min Perkins No. ~ East SiI tieth street, q four story
brownstone dwelling, on lot l5XlO0.b.
Cyrille Carreau has sold TO Mrs.. X. Levy, No, III
West Ninety'seventh street, q four.story and base.
ment dwellng, on lot l6x II.
Charles 5. kohler & Bro. have sold for John
Paierno. No. l54 West lObth street, q new fiat house
0hS8xlOO.ll ami also for James Denholm, No. 2Oi
West luhth street. a three-story houe, on lot 2bxIOO.
Inc Mutual Life Insurance Company has sold the
four.st0ry aud basement brownstone dwelling. ON
lot ;OxlO2.2. on the northeast corner OF Park avenue
$40, 900.
John Welcker has sold, through =. z. Mainhart
Nos, ia and no West Tooth street. two n~ve.story
nat houses. each 25xlOO.
haTi y l.. klckerson has purchased of John Petors.
Nos. 80 an 237 Avenue II, two nve.story tenement
houses, with stores.
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Ceurt Calendars mi. Nav,

Appellate Di~vision-suprcme Court.-Motlons. Or.
ders-Eos. g, 4. o. 6, 10, le. IS. Il. 10, 10, !ls, 20.
Supreme Court-Spccial Term-Part I.-Motion cal.
1880 A. M.-Ex.p arte matters. Part 1i,-Case unnn.
Preferred cause-No. beoa. Part 1v.-clear. Law
ssa f'f SasS' .s aSsi' oS Ssi7' 1852 Stts' s SsSs' S SssS,
$3.50, 6o75, $3.50, 6041. 6osp. 8iio, 8isS.
Part v.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part w. Part
yLp psL' mI e b. Ss1 sent cnt.n from special sS., Term, Part
Case unfinished Preferred causes-Nos. lEo5T, s9t4,
1874, ldogB. 1921. 144iO. lSs25. 1890. i4Se2.
iSssa. iSsn0' Lap. l2yi7' isssSS' 1920. i5s5s.
1883, 1880, Part III .-Clear. Nos. s1O6, 1901, s29i,
S34l, 1880. sl67, s48s. s271, st2l. SOL. s240. sll4,
4POp. zoos. $50. 1851. $50, ate. 1891. sIT. Inquest
III. Part v.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part III.
Part yL.-Caso unfinished. Cases from Part III. Part
vII.-clesr. Nos. 1929. 1910, 1855, 1868. 9i4O. 77l8,
967s. po7, sl89, b95s. s4e7, e2e. Part vIiI.-Ad.
Cases from Part VII. Part X.-Clear. Cases from
Part Win Part xIf.-caS uaa nnisR cases cases from from
surfogatoa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES calendar
f IyoSs, at az 49, 1872 p. A. 4. F Y; T SGob 1sea, vii, Of Of F cSsT,s:
7: Craig At 10 A. N; Margaret K. Evans. Frederick +.
Glockner. Selma Hutchins. Daniel Ferber at 1880 A.
u; Alice T. Meyer. Anna Blaha, william. p. Perry.
dar.
City Court-specisi Term.-court opens at 10 A.
M. Motions at 1880 Am. Trial Term-Part Lad
sot. ITe. Ios. $40. esta, io7o, asas. sSi, ets%. 81,
cas-, ete, eb9,8 bs. 6bt. e55, 6be, e5e, 8ei, o62, 6sI,
seS. COZ, SOS, go, Ell. e79, ees. Part m-Cese un.
es7, COL. 6g2, 6sl. $685. 900, zoe. 500. 700, 7oi, s03,,
7o9. Part Iv.-Caso unfinished. Short causes-Nos.
ssse. 4 ttI'' .o oSs'' .s sHss. $685. 1883. t tsgs. Isl t.s7. tsSs..
A3B5.
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Live Stock Market.

NEW York. Thursday. March 10.-Receipts OF
with the exception OF one car. No trading. Feeling
steady. Dressed beef slow At 847iac. n, for
cables UNCHANGED. Exports to-day. <3o live cattle;
Receipts OF calves were e4e head. all consigned for
sale. There was a fair trade At yesterdays priced,
and all the offerings were readily sold. Poor to prime
yeals ranged from 81. 50607.6 90 Y 100 ms. CITY
dressed veals quiet at G1lc. y n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were .74s head. in.
GLIDING III cars for the market. Altogether II cars
were on sale. sheep ruled dull at previous quota.
lions; lambs sold slowly at a decline OF 100. i 100
MS; medium to prime sheep sold at 81. sSl.7 20 p
100 ns; primo lambs at $500. Dressed mutton dull
at 897i2c. Y ~; dressed lambs weak at 7Lds9c,
Receipts OF hogs were 1878 head, OF which 1 cars
were on sale. Market decidedly dull at %. 30 q
100 ms.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, foot OF Chamber.
St. as follows. and I'VE minutes earlier from Wen
28d St:
Ono A. M.-yestibuled Express daily for B,nr.
c.OO hamton, Waverly. Elmira, Buffalo. Bradford.
arrives Buffalo q p. N. Parlor car to Buffalo
900 r. M.-yestibuled limitcd-Fnst mail daily.
Z:OO Solid train for Chicago. arrives Cleveland
TAO A. M, Chicago o p. N. Sleepers to Chicago
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
7.0n y. M.-Bufalo and Cleveland yrstibuloa
e.OO Express daily, arrives at Buffalo 7:o5 A NJ.
Bradford 7:17 A. NJ. Jamestown 200 A. NJ. Cleve,
land 1880 p. d. ~(Sleepers TO Buffalo and Cleveland
making direct connection for Detroit. Chicago. and
the West. Cafe Library Car.
Oh = r. M.-Solid train to Chicago, Sleepers u,
o.Ic Hornellsville. Chicago, and Cincinnati. Din.
ing car.
TTCKETs. c TIME CARDS. AND PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS at Ill. lis. e8l, Iol, and
OF west Ip6th st., Chambers and West esd Ct. T.triss
New York; SsS and 7se Fulton st.. 100 Broadway,
Brooklyn; goo Hudson st., Hoboken. and Jersey DIV
Station. Westcott's Express calls for and checks bas.
gago from hotels and residences to destination.
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THURSDAY. March ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
was castor. The sales were $4,000 BUSH. in
GLIDING 5000 ungraded State white on private
terms for local account; 5000 No. 1 hard, Mani
toba. spring. at $1.O97s free on board afoat, and
10000 No. 2 red at Baltimore on private
terms for export. Free on board afoat; No. l
Northern spring. New York, $1.O77s; do,
Duluth. 81 .lO9s; No. Q red. 81. o67s; No. / hard.
Duluth. $l.12as; No. l hard. Manitoba, 81. O97s.
Minneapolis received to-day 1884, 800 BUSH.
against 1873. 100 last year; Duluth 81. 2O3.
against 1887: Chicago 6O.437. against IL, 600;
Milwaukee $3.50. against 11.O5O; st. Louis
$4,000. against 80. $780,: Toledo %. 1874, against
$500; Detroit II. l42. against 2.O25 last year.
Futures declined osc. to 7sc. Future sales l.
6S5 900 BUSH, as follows:
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At the broadway Salesroom yesterday William NJ
Ryan sold No 500 l&bth street, 2bO feet east OF 81.
Bendheim. plaintiff. for Sl2, 1868.
strong q irel%n! sold No. 10! Elm street, east side.
Christie for 81 200. '"" -
Richard V. Harnett & Co. sold Nos. b8b, bS7. and
obV Park avenue. 75.S feet south OF Sixty.third
street. op.oxlO0 lIB0xlOO. two hve story brick dat
houses LonHdHle, foreclosure. to the State Trustee
company, a trustee OF viii OF Edwin Bates, plaintiff,
Tor S"2,OOO; also Nyack, South Mountain, hotel, cot.
tageS. ana outhuildinRs, about ten acres OF land: also
cottage and about 2 81 100 acres OF land, eIecutor'S
sale, withdr t,En at SAY, 500.
In Brooklyn. Thomas A. Kerrigan sold Noa aso tn
on" Ihrl avenue, two nv STORY frame buildings,
Win stores, ON lots 76x75, foreclosure, TO the plain.
lH, Tor $500 over mortgage. interekt, and costs Tone.
nith interesDi also. No. 1878 Fulton street, a three
storJ brick nat house. with store. on lot 1 9.6xBe.s,
x5oo and 2So1 Atlantic avenue. two threa-story
pEtek tshsmsns houses. wtok stores, EolOclosuze,
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There were no new Developments in the cotton mar.
ket to-day. The trading was quiet and in the main
of Q local professional character. and the fluctuations
in prices were confined within extremely narrow
limits. At the opening prices ruled steady for q time
kct also contributed to strengthen tho tone. After
the early transactions. however. the tone became
slowly receded. the last quotations showing a slight
net loss for the day. There was no general
but are offset by the heavy exports and the hrmness
of spot cotton at the South. The unsettled political
situation at home and abroad checks speculation for
the time being. The general sentiment. however,
10 bullish and the bulls still have confidence in q sharp
advance in prices. Thoman issued his March report
to-day He gives the contemplated acreage as a.
1873, 1877, against 25. 7lS.6T4 acres In 1897, q contem.
plated decrease OF 90 y cent.
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was steady; No. 2. &c.
Sales 1000 bags Naracaibo at 909l2c. The future
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Futures here declined 8 to 10 points. closing barely
steady after sales of 1880 bags. Havre declined
IF: Hamburg declined = pfg; Rio was steady. with
exchange. q b:l8d.. a decline OF lied. Santos was
firm at unchanged prices; receipts. 1900: stock,
100000. Continued large receipts at Rio and Santos
and easier European cables caused the decline hero
today. Local buying checked the downward move.
ment.
METALs-1ron was dull. Spot. March, April, and
May. %. TOO ~. 100. Copper was unchanged. Spot
and March. IL Ie%l2c. Lead was dull and easy. Spot.
March and April, 8.72P@3.T7ac. Tin was nrmer.
Spot and March, 14.3oSl4.46c. spelter was easier.
Spot, March and April, IL 79S4.22toc.
NAVAL. 6roREs-Were hrm. Spirits OF turpentine,
~305@31c.; common to good strained rosin, Sl.42la
PEovrsloss = Lard was strong: Prime. s645s
nent. $3.50. Pork was firm. Mess. $40. 509Q lO. as.
Cut, meats were inactive. Picked hams. TS.asc. +;
do. bellies. 6CG6L2c. do. shoulders. 4~HsG49,c. Dressed
hogs. 5a@5asc. Talow was rather moro active for
export and stronger. Sales l $50 hhds. city at 8 l1.l6c.
and 5000 ms. country ut 3L2837sc. Butter
Creamery. Western extras. 9oc.; hrsts. 1s@lVc.;
le@l99c; hrsts. 17r@1s2c.; thirds to sec.
onds, l5@l7c. Cheese-State, full cream, large
1aasy. So; choice s@S'4c.: fair to good:
good. e97c. Eggs-Fresh gathered. State and Penn.
sylvania fancy. ll9lll2c.; Baltimore frsts. lie;
Washington do, loA@llc.; Western do. lie. Chi.
cago. March lo..."There was but little change in the
price Of ribs and pork. with Q slight Improvement in
lard. The cash demand for provisions IL good, espe.
cially for lard. The uncertainty existing in regard to
complications with Spain is ali that prevents higher
prices.'
suGAR-Raw was steady; So test. snsc.: 90. test,
DEC. Sales, 1878 bags Surinan. o. test. cen.
trifugals. at Acc, eN ship; 2.12l bags do. molasses
sugar. 80 test, at sssc. ex.ship. and 1000 bags San
Domingo concrete, So test. at 3isc. Refined was dull
and 1-loo. lower on No. z, 8. and 9. and &c. lower on
others.
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1Rilrnaas.
Valley System.

Stations foot OF West eSd ST. penn. X. RI. Cor,,u,.
or Desbrosscs 81, "uu
sIndlchtest time from West Esd st. Other nrurs..ho-
time from Cortlandt or Desbrosscs 81.
"9i1O. 0i2O A. NJ, daily SUNDAY 'G:45. : A. NJ,
1850. sii5 A. NJ. daily for wiLKTsuAppe
sCRANToN Cweek days, ITHACA, GENEVA. R"GG.
and principal local points, dining car aud char ear "a
'..pniW,so. 1900 noon daily cxcert sunday
"BlACk DIAMOND ENpnESS"
Arrives buffalo p:5N =. NJ. Pullman N,,tl,uI. -,
Coaches and Parlor Cars Dining Car ) ,rricc VI, Il,
".ieiso. loo P. N. daily for EAsroN MAreu
CHuNK, wILKESBARRE SCRANTON 'wrcE lam
PITlsToN. and coal branches. Chair Car To Ma1'S
Chunk. "
wILKEsBARRE. PITTSTON. SCRANTON. ant 10,
cipal intermediate stations. Connects Tor nil t,pT,
in coal regions. Pullman BUFFET rarlor car 70,
'BiSO, AGO P. N. daily. except SUNDAY. IN,
MAUCH CHUNK and Intermediate station. e III
$3.50. 5IiB p. NJ. Sundays only, Tor MAues
$3.50. q Siio p II. daily StiiS''' Except sundo, %,
EAsToN and principal intermcdiatc stations,
1850: ZOO I; N daily Tor hmfEALG. STAG >EA
6ule train N. Y. to Chicago. sloepcrs to Bdnalp aud
.siio. q P. NJ. daily. except Sunday. storp,ps
HEN. MAuGH CHUNK, sAYRE. GENEVA. MOUTHS.
sleeper for Buffalo. None but sleeping car passcnsrrs
carried. No baggage carried.
ITHACA, GENEVA. Roc fEaS lRs B MHFFiKTsRH NfRkk.
r. FALLS. and all points West. Pullman sieepsr
Additional local trains daily, except SUNDAY. 70,
SOUTH PLAiNFIELD. BOUND BROOK AMI Interms
1890. $1,000. 1890 Sundays only A. Nj; .s,so..
9;so 1880. o;go. 1920, and $3.50 +. NJ.
a78, 1856. 9lI. and 1928 Broadway, 81 E. 18th At, ia
Z. la6th g., i2T Bowery; n. Y.i 500 Fulton IT..
n. =. transfer CO. viii e esIi for and AhS CHECK h]TSo .S :
from hotel or residence through to destination.
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-A"pJ
RAHRoAp AND OTHER sHARKs.
Open Hioh' LotV- -CloStno-
Salss. tn0. eN. est BID Asked.
ils Ads'EI.lo4 lo4 100 loa lo4
seo+o AmsR,lG6s 1851 1921 l23Sl24
Ss AmsRp.ll3 ll3 l lllall3
boA Gable o seh seh = 90
$1,000 Am Tob 2 e5 e2b 8 eaa
10 AmTobpl ll3h 1913 III
300 Am o IN IN. II II l7a
800 Amcop II 7lk II 7os re
bPb Atch.T&
sol5 Atcb.TS
Srep.. aet ae. 25. ao. aoa
7B'cR&N o6 IS IS - =
100 baltso II II II les l7L
1910 BAysto 3 &c 2H ga
Aoso Br'k RI 49, 3es as4 3s4 3sS
$50 b I'm G.ll1ia ll4b ll4h llo
90 CAnso.. AT az AT =
400 canPao, 81 81 81 sou ela
200 Con Ice. 80 80 2aL 2ea az
sioo Oh CIV lok loS 10 10 lov
iSio chs'So 90 30 lsH lie leh
ST.. ss- sss as. 20 go
30 G. {. ca
BtLp.. 71h TAI 74h 7As -
$3.50 cANwll9S lloS ll9L ll6k llsL
$4,000 Q. , &C 90 e25 81 Oh els
sA''s ON sa eos 0os sos
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10 g. o. bailey for $500, also. IN fore.
closure, the west side OF West Eighth street.
900 feet north Of surf avenue. 1ooxiOo, to 4. u.
sinnott, for 800, also No. 1890 Pacific street, two
three-ntory frame dwellings. on lots 98.4xl1t, fore
closure, 20 plaintiff for $500 over mortgage. interest,
and coats, and also No. 21s Pacific street, the three
story frame dwelling, on lot l6.Sxi1f, foreclosure, to
w. L. Durack, for $500 over mortgage, interest, and
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TROY BOATS.
proposals.
To ION Tvus.

sealed. proI osals for ruiui,hins tho mater sari
PERFORMING ll' labor r.HuIT 4 aud uo.u.s.. '.-
nlslllng and Installing uuw .art. ...-. .
mains, pumps, and other work. Tor -u. I|,.. .' .
10 the several btiIdlusH II the CpIuair l.Y..f. r 70
the HUI I'm River STATE llunpltal al .'.... .r
A. mA1 ln sent by nail or delivered .I r. I
~ orlOvh noon on SATURDAY.. the lp'h. fla. . "..
lsVS' 70 Hon frank n Town, rusf .nFu. o..
OF MAnhgrrt, fuuKl tVIair. y N.at rI.N. ... .
place the Board ~ III receive nni l,ou all .,
Drawings aud specifications may h" consulted Vs. .
Dlank forms OF proposal ]nhtAinui at mo, '.e -
= ", Pilgrim, SUIT nj tho ]ll.slNlt. or t. f.r. - =
Si u Perry Ar'hitot Hu tno InuIini al N.. =.
Each bid must no Enclosed In an onrol.p- se..ri
nhn nddressel TO Frank n luNn. Tfrsl' ct Of 'Ee
board ~ Managers. IuuEhk Fuslr. N =. auI Endorsed
Proposal for New Steam NurL
ALLISON NUTS.
Secretary hoard Of hkHAGssL
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LEO shipments from Ausnsta to-day wefe d'bioi
Memphis 2,01B. 81. Louis 2,4l0, Cincinnati TS6, and
Houston 9,ss5 bales. Houston expects tomorrow
ZOO to 5000 bales. against A.e42 last week. s.sl9
1900 to $500. against 1O.0s2 last week. Laos last
year and s.se7 in 1898. The port receipts today
were 23.4l7 bales. against 10. 9pS last week, e,099
last year. and 1888 in 1895; thus far this week
l98.373, against l25. s77 thus far last week. The ex.
ports from the ports Appropriated 10000 bales
New Orleans declined slightly. Futures here ad.
vanced1 to 3 points. lost this and closed easy at q de
cline of q to points for the day. with sales of 81, 400
bales. The future trading was as follows:
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aailraaas.

t t ?
.AMERioA's oREATEsT RALRoao.S
GY ! IT., T. A. !: :.
the FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
DIRECT LINE TO FALLS.
All through trains stop at Albany, Utica, Syracuse.
Rochester, and Buffalo.
Trains leave Grand Central station. AGA street and
$50 PIN sTNFE e ESPh fasaf HiM T + famous f". Es;
! Ti%ga IN ' Far, TS S'ss p M n F F1Ts1S & siq 81, = M F. This si:
train Is limited 70 is scating capacity. Connects
OLD Albany, Utica, syracuse, Rochester. Buffalo.
1O S,DII'l 4 Ms M.@S S@f SHORE LIMITED, Daily
IU:UO gt.hqHr train to chicago via M,cnis.n Cen.
$3.50 !. NJ, Chicago 900 A. NJ. Carries sleeping
In Sgo 2'1 A M'r rGS% 'f ExP PRE-; o,oop. Sunday
IU:OU For Buffalo ard all important New York
M D, 0MsI..@ssoUrnwEsrERN LIMITED. Daily
l.UO For Columbu Cincinnati. Indianapolis, and
14 n I? 2. S.s stIPi :! FSr sFEsiSI: R...y-ro. De;
3:3OG%I ::n%, :S sShsS! ! o xTS J t sPssr4 Sa,. s5.
s.H rI69F !. S,@fA HlEs' sGo iaa EfSh i D.Iy-s4,
''p Due e eS@, . isatp :! s'i Gh! T { VI io rss' 4. f H.. cs sSsss;
4P. NJ; This train connects at Cleveland for Gin.
Louis. due 1918 p. M. due Kansas City next
morning. Carries sleeping and drawing room
e.00 +. a,-wEsrERN EXPRESS. D.lly-yor NJ.
O:UU agara Falls, Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit, Chi.
e.S J's0i o'R M'nSokf rhf Il; h RHa1P;REss, p.lly-For
O.AO Troy. Plattsburg, Burlington, Montreal, and.
7.S SGT! i a.@BTfF R,fn5' s PiseTHi pauy-ror Adj.
rondack Mountain points and Montreal, via
Adirondack Division. and for Rochester. Buffalo.
Q.00P. M.-sPECIAI LIMITED MAIL. Daily
o'OU .%tsleepins car passengers onlyl.For points on
Buffalo. Cleveland. Indianapolis, and Sc. Louis.
OIL \ p. M.-PAcIFiC EXPRESS. D%aily-For SYRIA
faio, Niagara Falls. Cleveland, Toledo. osioaso.
and, except Sundays, for Cape Vincent and the
1C.10 SUPERINTENDENT EXPRESS Theatre
1L.lO train for Chicago and principal points on
the New York Central every night except sunday
nights. Sunday nights Chicago sleepers leave on
orlO A. NJ. and B,es p. M.-Daily. except Sunday.
to Plttsteld, via Harlem Division.
Ot3O A. N.-Sundays only to Pittsneld and che Dork-
ALI NIGHT" TRAINS 70 YoNKERs.
on the Putnam Division as far as YonkerS, in connoo.
tion W 18th the elevated road. The only road running
- all night trains out OF New York.
wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch light.
Tickets and Wagner Offices at Grand Central Sta
s i'Sa; i rTs; s g, 6 s5s R5Ssd sw., 81 " We na is5 5at St. 81 Ta 81
72e Fulton st. and 100 Broadway. 4. D.. Brooklyn.
York Central Cab service.
Baggage checked from hotel or residence By the
JOIN NJ; ttoUcEESS. ApAn GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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n.una fer tho Atlantic s~.s,er,e..

BIT. JOINS. N. T.. March 1O.-Fourteen steam
whalers loft here to-day TO engage in the north
Atlantic seal fisheries. Five others left Cape
Ray for the same purpose. Eighty schooners
have sailed within. the past week. The frst
arrivals are expected home in three weeks.
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FOE PHILADELPHIA

DELAWARE. LAcKAwANNA q wRsrnRN
stations In New York, Foot OF Barclay and
- Christopher Sta
SEsriBULE TRAINS. BUFFET
CAR. PINTsCH LIGHT.
oranges, Summit. Bernardsyille. Basking Ridge. Mad.
ison. Morristown, Passaic. Paterson, Boonton, Dover.
stanhope, Newton. Budd's Lake. Lake Hopatcone.
aackettstown. schooley's Mountain. Washington,
Mountain, Scranton. Pittston. wilkesbarre, Nsnticoke.
Danvile.. northumberland Mnntrose. Ringhamton.
Oxford. Norwich, waterviile, Utica, Richneid springs.
Cortland, syracuse. Oswego. Ithaca. Owego. Elmira,
Corning Bath. Dansvillc, Buffalo, and all points
West. northwest, and Southwest. ~
sioo =. n.-Binghamton Mail. Stops at principal
stations. P
1000 =. M.-(Cafec ar)-Bunalo, Scranton, Bins.
hamton, Owego. Ithaca. Elmira. Utica, Syracuse,
anu oswego Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars,
Sohnec1ing at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
100 y. M.-Scranton. Binghamton, and Elmira
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
ALOo y. M.-Scranton, Wilkesbarre. and plymouth
ZOO p. N.-tDaily)-Chicago vestbule Limited
cypress Tor scranton. Binghamton. Elmira. Buffalo.
InIlman buffet sleeping ear New York to Chicago.
Dining car west of Bunalo.
Stno r. M.-tDaily)-Bunalo Express. Pullman
sieepers Tor Scranton. Binghamt0n. Elmira, Bath,
NJ. Norris. aud Buffalo, arriving Buffalo 8 A. N.
bro =. M.-(D~aily)-Bunalo. Scranton, bingham.
ton. Owego. Ithaca. Flmira, Syracuse, Utica and
nsweg0 Express. Pullman bufret sleepers.
Ticket and Pullman accommodations at Henry GAIA
a Sons, Ltd. ll3 Broadway. Ii Park place, and 42s
Broadway ana sl2 Broadway. Tickets at ferry sta.
lions. ~ Sth aV. cor 18th st.. 81 West l25th at,
x"o columbus ar: New York; 1913 and 728 Fulton
a., anh lo6 Broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables Civ.
ihRt M Information at all stations.
"esIcntts Express Company will call for and cheok
baggage from hotel or residence to destination,
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\. " y. II. 4 II. Il. r. and cOnnectlons.
From Grand Central Station,
Leave. by way OF Duo.
XXX \ a. aItlhgheld ana Worcester. $50 =. NJ.
lOiuO 4. N"rtNrw London and Providence. 1900 p H
iViVo ~ ii New London AMI Providence, 4:20 T.. NJ,
lSHiu NJ, Springfield aud Worcester. 6:IOp NJ
! loo J. ", Air LInc and y, 4. X. H., o;OOp NJ
5ttnt - ~ INV Lon ION ana Providence, TOO T.. NJ.
3;Op J., NJ, 'Nrw London aud Providence. p:uO p NJ
4'uO i, NJ, 'Spring irid AMI Worcester, iO.OO p n
nilO !, M,'New London aud Providence, IL 100 II NJ
! sou J., ~, springfield aud Worcester, 6I6IM'
1900 l.. NJ, New Lon Ion aud Providence. B.e6 A n
'Rrns daily. inclui,Hg Sunday.
Ebay stat" Limited; all purlur cars; fara S7 In.
clud ,ng parlor ear seat.
;Air Line Llmitcd arrives and departs from Park
square station Boston. Return service same hour
and br same route. ~
Through parlor and sleeping cars by each train.
CT. lIEMPSTEAD, Gen, Pas. AGENT
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Court Of Appeals Calendar Ter Fridas. o
ALBANY, March lo.-Court Of Appeals calendar for
Friday. March II, nos. ala. 418. lio, lRi, Ias, ty7,
%92, A9A,
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NEW YORK ) HAEEsEM nAIlHoAD COMPANY.
sPIEITs DIsIui,lUrISG coMr4SI4

JEhsEY CITY. n, j.. Marcn 10Th. lsas.
A dividend OF Sl.75 per share has been declared 20
the holdeTS OF nnst preferred stock OF this COMPANY
on record At the close OF business March 18th, isO3.
Transfer books will close March 10th inst and open
on tina morning Of the 18th OF March. 1888,
!. u WENTWORTH, Eoo'y.
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Government bonds strong. The 5s closed L
cent; higher bid; the As G. of 1907 and tho As OF
1923 closed Il v cent. higher bid each. Railway
can Tobacco scrip. Burlington. Cedar Rapids and
Northern lists. Brooklyn Elevated lists. {. r.;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Nebraska or.
tension IS: Central OF Georgia I'd ncomes. lion
Mountain ,5s, Kansas Pacific consols, t. r.;
Kansas and Texas Eds. Mexican international
Aransas Pass As, Southern Railway bs. Union
Pacific Is. Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf lists.
7. r.; western New York and Pennsylvania
generals, Wisconsin Central lists. I. r.; At
Gibson, Northern Pacific and Wabash issues.
in Atchison adj 4s. y . cent. to 57bs. and gen.
erai ~, Z. TO s9i2: Brooklyn Elevated lists, I.
r., 2 to s2l2; Chicago. burlington and Quincy
AZ, Neb. extension. ia. to 954; Central OF Geor-
ga "a incomes, ], TO IL: Iron Mountain SIS. /.
Kansas and Texas Eds. 70, to 58a; Northern
racine prior As y. to 8iia, and general As. %, to
o9i2; Reading general As. 70. to SO; Union Pa
CHIC A. y. to o.; Union Pacific. Denver
S ssts, G u to 3't iois t. ana n d to o4l9; Wabash
Wisconsin Central lists, t. l.. ls cent. to SO.
The noteworthy advances were in American
Tobacco scrip, 29 v cent. to s2la; Burlington,
Sedar Rapids and Northern lists, l. to lO7;
Mexican International consols. So, TO 70; San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass As, q. TO so; South,
52Ia. '"' "
2s6s2sa.A ''O'N - 'n"F'' OF fArh '0'a at
Commercial price OF bar silver in New York,
b4aec. Bar siiVerlin London closed at 20 Sled
mexican silver dollars were quoted at 444o
Money on call 1924 Y cent. Time money u
quoted GIG y cent for thirty days. 4 cent. for
sixty days 70 four months. AAd a. y cent