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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-15

,s have ruled pue firm hut show qnoahle change NE
bbls at 81 for Od Ness ana -'' oI
~ b.. 5s aud incUauged les If 80 th. az r. Fo Iy
NJ. and la g Mess Terce Bee.is dull aug you ~
Beef Hams steady and fr denaui sales OF 70 ~ 81
5000 Ct Meat. and Bacon do and prices pom Ile
Sd nfas -fr lOl aui small. ps DRY hHied Nn' i0l,ir
ui coo hIS ana Na gtalgtc
Tor No. l,ic Ctyi 100. ier far 10 p1me steam. anu
fO Kettle Rendered -, nag he noted In
boil descriptions to-day Crude IN hnk pas Dsf bond Is better.
good demand closing Sc sales o. 81 for and
3242ic aufir future delivery about 2OO Dds M for 500
for aud 10 Philadelphia ~ Oefoher The
lots al 33lc Jnne H. August and 3lc from gune iuJeeJ
market both here Philadelphia closes Carolina al $40
RICE moderately active and ttralNi, s"lrstI
glc bond, uomta ally 5doi
SUGAtS-ILe demand from local a ou' .froug closing
vars goll and The ma ,t recovered is lls moderate
bt I'm Ufgr fcr fr o. good c1auR Igt, "a - Of
,Isrei. - box. Cuuitl V.FrrI
g,bbs ~ ND lic fr Cubs and l.3c iof i w. raj 5ilic
H., ~ tr Hands l44 Dlstc for Soil Nhe anu '4"''4'
lot ~ seI. are moderately active at former prices s
S4d - 90 Rough F'1A''el
i an 40 ~ 90 Calcutta Lused Is IN moderate request anu
80, ave- ,it.o 1t change " quote 40 - H. a., .t..
E4ITTiee are arrivals siuce our aS lue ma'A' i'
quiet bu. prices are tr mann, To- Nil 5 tcs further A Is
j. firm A. va Htc ll bHIs anu ''' '-' ~
~ IN g. Interior suav he noted 70 l60ltl
sale 81 2ll boxes CASTLE at lJtOl4c
tIIOWIhere been doing IN tbs aruce toty Plee
are better and close al which figures oOoo 'cS were
sold .,..,--., ., ,..l. ,i,ce opr
last rpru still quite numerous Hnl uusuess
a. he irr ur te flnd 81 a descriptions are hrm anu We nnu
orly i. where disposed 10 Teane
WllISKYTh makcts dull, aud IN the absence o. S''' 0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

: =
Nay l4-ll m-Colsos open AZ 81 2r mney and "
FOR tie sccl1t United States Five Twenty bonds A r0cks steady
Erie 20i: Illinois 9G Atlantic ana Great Western, y. 49,
PANKgOEr May lLJuted states FgeIweny bod bf4 Tor me
isfue u 1872 $50. -
lands I'D Mddbg Oeans ND aes o. the week 50 900 bales u
audJO for specuEtpn The ocA 10
Dor. sLphoard estimated So 900 bales Of rmch oJU0 m
from Uu,sd States Wheat decluugi California White ~ y
GENITAL; Red Western ts Flour, 2iGL Pbbl for Weston
Canal Corn % a. Tor Mixed Western. oats Jf q bni
Barev 81 bush Peas 1916 II for tAuadiu
Pork q BIOL Prime Mess Beef % y usce Tor Pa
ira Prime Mess Lard q ow Cheese, 81 cNt for the bet
grade American Bacon, a9 for Cumberland Ca
Roin 81 a. Common North Carolina aud l5 for fis
Petroleum 81 q GAL Tor Spirits and ~ for Benns IaoS, sos
cat TurpeBtius 81 q cst Ll0seed oil 9}lll0 iun -
LoyDoS NAV An mLnseed Cakes 81 laLdElO iot TIM
Obopy IN feeding Taow a OIL tlOO q tnn
Sugar 80 q for No IL Dutch Standard on the spot whale VI
81 q Calcutta Luseed tJ. 49,.
ASTwEHP NAV H-PetIoleum. 81 iff for STANDARD White
HAvRE May 4Co0n. lNr cst SCR Tres Ordinaire on ne
spot . ,o,, T., a., 49,
couut United Five TWeny Boudg stocks steady Ene 2i
Illinois. g!; Atlantic ard Great Western, 23l.
Al o m1ie Cotton az sea bound 70 this port
estimated Al Of which 1873 from the United states
shipments from Bombay 10 th sb INST since the last report ACCORD
ing TO private adyce 60 900 bales The market for Yarn
and Fahues al Manchester s hnet
IONpOy NAV ll-Sperm OIL 2lOl q Sugar lrmer but 90
qu0iaby higher both On the spot and aaoat 10
May Coon opened quiet and steady Tres OrdnAHe %
the spot III n 4, cvt Low Miiiing aa0at, 1913 r.
oSDoS NAV H. 430 Coho closed at 2t for money and ~
United states Five Taenty bonds 49, The stock mafkd
easier Erie I'll Illinois, S6l Atlantic and Great western 70
PARIS Mar l4Tbe Bourse il steady Reutes, ilfr &c 80
MAY H. $3.50 IOtOH closed shade easltrS Mp
ding UpaBds ND MiddlIE Orleans llld sales 500 bales
Loxbos May 4-Taov 42G cSt Luseed OIL go 49, per tn
Sugar buorAnt both spot aud afoat. ,
ASTwgRP May LPeoam easier at 5Cl francs Tor biAndd
White.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-15
1--WE STOCK MARKETS

MAY AAnvaa Of heeves this morning JOB VIA; eart
Commuupaw and West knd With 10 due At One hurd
redhst bot arrived There was ar Inquiry and TIE
stock the ~ WeduedaY, 5Gbc for nearly
all he cattle Of 40 n fair Illinois bringing 8 ~ ehch'
O. Illinois cattle ewt H Gi6tc With 81 Of6idU cst a lSdlc
Also bunch a lDdaua cattle a. yc The suppl
since Monday up 800 fresh cattle 1851 for the week
Sheep declined about &C. y within week lots selling 81
Which brought &C. this day week Arrivals to-day, 5 a. Cor
muupaw bot holding a. The dBereu msretpaees re
Bells PdcOck sold rs Ohio shar sheep bJ D
&C.. of94 10 attic; Dot 81 10. NewJerey ubs 5c auN
Of price b. W Ghett Co. sold Jt2 bead b 10 a. &C.
Hume Elliott sold 100 bead Ohio 6li D. sttc
Of 2 10 c and 100 Of 81 n at lie also ~ ca'e W
n. at lie -.-.. .
Hogs LITTLE 6mer with receipts o. 2os head via u 80 Al
81 ConmubptN. 1hey quoted % sdtc,
Ian 1909 d. sold % Do JIG DIealel aoILL &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-15

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BANK.-Parties who are occupying or who
NAV occupy Safes in the BURGLAR-PROOF VAULT of
This Bank are informed that two capaciOus Safes,
6yS feet are set aside for the grautous storage OF
SILVER WARE and other VALUABLES during the
Summer months. while the owners are absent from
the CITY To those DESTROYS of obtaining the greatest
security for their valuable papers, we would state
that there are still few Safes to be rented III the
SAFE DTPOSTT VAULT of this Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-15

Che'o l,si i'' Mort ~, C Chicago Ind % Mort. 80
Money worked steady at 607 per cent on call WIZ
increased amount offered at the lowest i" -, Inc.
caI paper remains easy at 799 per cent Ioi d soe
large transactions reported at 3 per 0'""
choice gold paper was sold at per oen' , ,,or,
e,,i,,.i'.,r-. WAS duh but firm; GO days DanherS
hills were quoted at 1o1l alo9l' HGht IVA. . r,oos-
Tho Tremendous at tie Olice OF the Assistant
ror were. Receipts for Customs $iVV 4"i b' w.
s,ooo0. total receipts, S2soG2'l 3)i 'O'h P'' ''"'
s25s7IOs It balance, Esi,5sG352 % .,...,o.
mo Bankers and Brokers Association advertise 'aV
,,a, ara rrcpored TO do a general banking and trust
hsipess They Will now receive joint deposits on OioA
a. contracts and will allow per cent interest On 'N0
same from the day OF deposit This more advantageous
IN brokers than the Of the other trust conp'
who allow no interest until the expiration OF Ten u'9
The cap,ta OF the association is S0CoOOO S5OOO" %
which has been paid IN 100 10
The regular weekly statement Of the Bank OF FRANCE
made plhIc today IL shows an increase oI the aou"
of buon i'm vault Of 2OO0OCO0 francs since last "ooA
The following is statement Of the amount OF co"'
trausported by the Delaware and Hudson Canai Oo'n
pauy 1859. 1865.
Week ending NAY ouu'. 3Sl6 228GO
For tbr ssasuu-- .....'''.'''' '''''-'
The Cincinnati gazette Of Thursday says
Iirss I'm financial circles is not quite as actVetou1y
but the tendency Is, ana mas DC,m Uts nj g"id and
tovard cIo-cue-s Cousidclable "luHUls Vi ,-f,5 ~
Government bonds have been ooa-nI an Trs5ry iast
NevVorl, which, with the checking OF lI'"suly -
al drUuS lfOllCN WHICH N'fl '''l
WD,H E I'M n luced the supply of currency, ana
alib6nc the banks and bankers are geneTay aple 10
meet The applications of dep0Sltors LOT luals,
ters Is more upr offered in the open market ana ikhcL
rates are obtained Between banks ana tcls .,
,otcs AZ interest are firm az SGlO per cent Win the natter
agure prevailing. lu the ouen market prime p"l'tr Is
ouirL al 10 DER cent and higher figures are oO'a'cu !"
sre instances The demand for exchange IS not aulc
as active to-day buJ the receipts are sht ana rates
fuv sustained at SOC premium buylhg ana AIO premium
selling. a.,
The following IS the movement IN dry goods for the
week: Entered for Consumption, $Ii5'oiS; Wi'haf""n'
SiO3A8: warchOused, S627,G5O
There has been an active demand FOR St. Louis and Iron
Mountain bonds within few days The Company mas
sold out their entire issue Of first mortgages The re-
ceipts Of the road large, and the route WI" DC
opcned about the middle Of june for through tTaAe TO
Mobile and New-OEeaus.
The earnings OF the St. Louis Alton and Terra Aau'e
Railroad Company in April were:
ls6sl7I865 81 IGJ8. 1928 G. Lacrosse SUITS "
The earnings Of the Western Union Railroad Company
for the first week in May we're:
1859 1880 Ine'''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS of the LAKE SUPE
EroR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS, FREE OF UNITED
STATES TAX, secured by 1,632,OOO acres of choice
lands and by the railroad its rolling stock and fran
chises. and yielding in currency nearly Ten PER
CENT PER ANNUM. We recommend these bonds as
desirable investment for persons collecting MAY
Corpoys Holders Of 500 BONDS can exchange at
profit of nearly TWENTY PER CENT, besides receiving
one per cent in gold additional income. A limited
amount for SALE and full particulars furnished by
JAY COOKE & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-15
JAY COOKE & Co.

SEVEN PER CENT BONDS Of the ROCKFORD, Rock
ISLAND. AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY, prlnci-
pal and interest payable in gold free Of Government
tax Large purchases of these bonds have been made
on foreign account, and we offer only very limited
amount. We recommend the bonds as one of the
best secured and most profitable investments the
market. HENRY CLEws & Co.. Bankers,
No. 50 Wal-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-15
THE MARKETS.

lCareiully reported for TIE TEIHuSEl
FRIDAY. Nav a. 1869.
moderately active and stea4fi sales O ~ DbA
Al - Is a 50 for Pots. aud 80 ~ as 25 Cor Pearls
demand moderate we quote al
15d4 lc Tor Yellow Western AID Southern.
BEINTLES without special change The demand moderate we
quote az from & e. a 30 for American Gray and White
BROOM COENhe supply is light and with good deuaudi pHeet
6m al 2jdbc Tor Green.
COTTONIbe demand quite active largely from exporter
succeed 10 establishing advance Prees are
ported easily su1 the market closes lIu Sales Of yoJ b1e5 w
lad evening" which 728 taken hy puue 5 by spectators
sui 5l8 by exporters; Of including so
Texas good Ordinary about 26 freight TO- We quote icoNs:
- ~. L. Mn. Aa.-lL r-.-uE 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-15
RFCEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

TFEIfTI- IIIITTD0IF NOTTI IiITfT
NAY lA-1l8 bales Cotton t8ij hbs Flour 1000 wheat
$500 bush Corn O85 bush u bush Beans - BUSH
Peas ss1 Corn Meal l bb ReSned PetToeu ~ ~ hpr'
Turpeure Tar 40 bb R,h, 500 bha PORK - pke
Cut Meats ukg Lard Ashes Ja2 pkgS Batter Ibt
Cheese 90 pkrs oil Cake y hbs Copper cake Copper
SCI bs Whsk $500 bb J8 bales Wool A. basillemp ~.
bales oIs Gl sIrs Leather 700 bills Hide $50 hhi bhhceo ~
bo1es an eases Tobacco 29 bgsPeauu ~ bags Cotton Seed q
bids Skins, Pkg. BetsWAI Less boxes starch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-15
RANK of NORTH AMERICA Of

NATIONAL BANK of NORTH AMERICA of
~ NBwYORKNOTICB Is HEREBY GIVEN that has been
ha, resolved resolution Of the shareholders
Ing the stock that this Association
LIQUIDATION and BIZ CLOSkDi aud that ne AsoeAAoh closing
Tvs Affairs accordingly.
notes and all other creditors
10 present other claims
Association payment Bank Omees No a Waist IN the City
order Of the Of DirectoDatsd EewYok
April IS 1889 JNO. J. DONALDSON, President
This Bank rsorgsnd State Institution and Is conducting
business usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-15

oaace of FISK g. HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities
NO. 5 Nassau Street, New York.
oppo,ts [. 3. Sub Treasury.

We receive the accounts Of Parks,
Bankers, Corporations, and others,
subject to check at sight, and allow
interest on balances. We make COlleC,
tons on all points in the United States
and Canada, and issue Certificates Of
Deposit available in all parts Of the
Union.
We buy and sell, at current rates,
all classes Of Government Securities,
and the Bonds Of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company; also Gold and
Silver coin and Gold coupons.
We buy and sell at the Stock Elk
change miscellaneous Stocks and
Bonds, on commission, for cash.
We offer also the United States
Six-per-cent. Thirty Year Currency
Bonds, issued in aid Of the Pacific
Railroad, which are widely esteemed
by mOneyed corporations, as the
longest Six-per-Cent. Government
Bond in the market.
Communications and inquiries by
Mail or Telegraph will receive
attention.
EseK g. HATCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-15
nnMRsrIC MARKRrs

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BALTIMORE NAV l+Cotton quiet and STEADY hddPg, 2 fonr
al quotations Wheat dull; VAey Red = sea 81 Corn
6m receipts SMALL prime White 82e Yellow 6kA85e Oats du
Prime 7o Rye $50 ~ 90 Provisions quiet and unchanged
Mess Pork S3 Baconb Sides l6sc Clear sides i7.e bhou
ders 4c Hams leG2Oe Lard 9Gl9lc WHISKY him and scarce At
99edSl.
PHILADKIPHA May lA-Cotton steady and unchanged Flour H.
active; sales Of 400 bills Supeue At IS 25i Northwest EI'
Family SC 25Ug7. Pennsylvania and Ohio do 81 5OUfB3
Wheat slowly Red and Amber unchanged No Spring
al 90 Rye steady unchanged Corn held 6my sales o! 500
bush unchanged prices Oats steady At 8 for Western Peo
u selling lie bulk and 2ic for Refined 10 bond
bngaCuba im for fair aud good Ruiug and tlc for
Hard Crushed Refined Mosses unchanged Provisions
unchanged WHISKY selling slowly at 9iG93c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-15
A-EW-YORK AND NEW-HAYEN
ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,

CONNLStING MAY 10, lb'.
p.r., Station In New York corner u seventh st. and
Iyufh ave Fltaucs % TWENTY srreuthsL
TRAINS LEAVE NEWAORk,
For NesIivsn ADD Bridgeport EI 1880 M 1913 bLh
XXI 80 49, 3.Jl AMI o tirl =. -
Milford siod Fairfield. southport, aud NeNpoT lI'" l.
For Sorri = 6tB1 Su:aon M Ia5 (Er). (EI 3:t',
40 lLsl 80 s;I s9d a. r a,, "a, ,,leurm
For stamford suitl g ll-0 M i2' tbH), 2lS ELl
/. 4.lI tl.1l. 4t5 $50 $780, 7;l5 tkKb B. M.
For Greeusch 1850 2l5, 49, 40 3d. ESQ., ';Ie P
For Port Chester and intermediate ,ts,ou, at I:ooA 2:l',
3:t3 As, 5.JO, $50. 7:l5. and $500 p 10.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Por Boston via Springfield, g. m. (bNl, tEAh p m
Por Boston. via Shore Line. 1915 lET J. p m.
Fnr Hartford and Springfield (Er l2;l3 OH 3p
Por Connecticut River Railroad (ELl 1919 IN 10 Montreal
, D. ~. 10 Northampton. .., a.,
-. MI, -. o . -.
Po Caai Railroad H. l2I5 p Northampton and williams
For IIou.atonic Railroad, a and p m.
For Naugatuck Railroad, 3 A. tu., Nkhl $50 p m
For Danhury Aud Norwalk Railroad. T. = A. fjo z
For Nup.Canaan Railroad 2;lo, A;JO and o'JO p m
JAMES H. IIOIT superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-15
pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gwen by tIe Com

Ell }llC NOlItE Is UeltDy given ny lIlC NOili
missioner, Of the Sinking Fuu Of DE Cty q New t.i pu
susut 10 TIE provisions entitled An act To authorize me con
Yd 5, o aT 10 i s s5 vii sell :. public
Room Of the Ci Han r1rk in sad y % "EUN.s
y. privilege and franchise to construct operate and nee
rr Of th same through aolg aud upon Tatuyturisi
de- civ Of New YoE tie NORTH River to the Eas' River on
I E person " PERSONS or corporation whose I'D shall be ae
and complete sld L..l '1 ilP M - ar 1rsyrtai tg rg
pels c same daring which they are 80 Ie,thel . uoi
c,r,d The rarty parties shan cNeruic boad 10 The sun
husd thousand dollars 10 two good and sghefli 'ulr =" D
eaapnr q, be sid railroad above provided subject 20 The eorl
d Sad r.sad san constructed the most approved plan
for tie instruction o. e Tolds a1l vim ils Ii u
snail be- 100 b. oeu the convenience ~ passengers may require
h5 rat such reasonable T %, regulations IN TRsss
to time by odnlue prescribe 'nl .e aa rsI % r ~
passengers SAID railroad Us DO" charged T other Guy '4'''
mia 10 c construction operation or u'e o. such rlol uDoo The
above ao, grated should saca pt'un 90 o.''A
fosa , now m uar Gloy aaue he or thy are aa
horied by ,oa act To gDou iutslse AL g is same
rE The compensation or "a me-. 70 ls made 70 i m h ibs
o,ti b Subdivision ~ q '5e iae1ig 'n o. ''
s5 S 10 Ie1I S & or ,t sr.i, be- r7gr,i r tbe
I5 sa5 ~ snog ~, { ,l al, b,s ss All aulboI-
purchase thereof irev acquire The
ugb the IN The spel 30 tie areetih
tteeuih sStetth. scve1etutl egJctltb. hilalu a'N
tweut sections % the said Of April 'econi es'en tullel
tfr iha Tor i tNr luuha
author sbaI b. that tie petition 90 toe
supreme Court sa make allegations o. Tarr o. alg e
poaon capital eE urve1s o. ho fas Of sy ee
ticatr o' Location But Boz s ~ sl street o ir la
pcs fs railroad Authorized hT sst shall Do considered pan
be- ooueu With The hr shrh the Muor Aldermen. an
ComHousty hs $40 y he'd I'D street Nolas - TIE s'a =.
To- any part u! saII street
Ftafi. Tho Lszsurc ne right O. alter hre-' repeal
giving tbs authority rarsirurt ari operate such railroad
SAID
BID aud uu approval ofbe sli hoad ai tae
tn agreement ItIi1il rr conditions and u, stations hrrca
denver to fHe parties 90
titled 90 tbe sane aoTli certificate that be tasv entitled
20 such grant .
Sr. Tue ComuiorsHissrvs hs rgtio reject any al 49, 'ag
maze .fduiu,l'y or c..ut.'e'y
A OAkEY HALL MAYOR
RICHARD D. CONNOLLY. Cen tolsr
PETER % sWFTNl. tHaHh.f
JOHN X HAtkFII. Recorder
JOHN MOORE. Chairman Fuaues toruiire.
Eoari ui irFueu.
PETER CULKIh. Chairman Hnauce CoumiHcc
Bean Of Ass trrror.
Oomu.ss oI its hltlrg tund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-15

PANY hereby ave notice DO PURSUANCE OF hu ~ 70
the Naruosa COMPANY first preferred sock, pasheu
1859 tt thev ready is,ne aud Distribute ne one
| Of ,.b first preferred stock mentioned IN the hTl seeoh
s ,c 20 md suopg.t the holders 81 Company present pe
,ok issptd under tie act April % 1865 provided by saw s"
a. 1850 anil that during the days next AFTER Tie Tst puA
lion Of this notice al the holders Of such previous preferred soGA
the t TO receive their uropurtouae shares OF sueh one us'
rt fork on appcou therefor at the Office Of TIE hsrPVa
rompaBy No "a Was. EeWiork City on the terms psenoel
ali m Viz. the surrender exchange therefor OF al equal Amount o
sid previous preferred stock share for share aud payment 20 le
panv addition Of per cash upon the irsi preferred N
~ ANY holder OF the said preferred otk who s 20
maze such exchange proportion Of such million Ls
aforesaid. within the twenty days 1
r lose h light make such exchange B order OF ne 5oar
Tr..,.ss " JAMES II. FEEDOS,
'E..-y,,t No Srrrfsry of Mar.p0sl COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-15
HOWES & MAGY, Bankers

(The same as an Incorporated Bank
No. 80 WHIl-st., Now-York.
PER CENT ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
PERSONS KEEPING ACCOUNTS MAY DEPOSIT AND DRAW As
THEY PLRAsB THE SAME As WITH THE CITY BANKS AND
WILL BE ALLOWED INTEREST on THEIR DAILY BALANCES
AT YOUR PER CENT
Collections made on any part Of the Union, ,cith
Immediate returns, at the loreSs current rates %
exchange.
ORDERS Tor par,tns o hs various s1ae' o. GOVERN
uESr RAILROAD and other sTOCGs BONDS aud GOLD promptly
sIeca.si tbe lsaal Commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-15

oyrteE or cuioleo AM SoErE.wssrEHS R1Ivlt Co.
No 81 wAILtr., NEw ioHE, April a. 1903 !
lTUF Transfer Books of this Company will be
FRIDAY. The 10th CAY o. April last a. esleet ~
H. L. r.,t "A no oeloeE an l. PRll CllAkD. Secretary
OyycE o. CacAGo $50 SoSrH WEsr1ES GaLVAr CosFASrl
80 % WsLLsr NEw.ioHE. Nay D Ira )
TIME ANNUAL. MEETING Of the stock and |
/ bondboller Of the CHICAGO ASD hokIH WESTERN tAle
election 81 Board N pcofs and hr fhhh
% g rh other brought before thets sill - bod
~, oF. Of The CouTauy the Ct u theAgo THURSDAY.
we 81 Gay " '''' a l. PRIrCHABb, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-15

90. lLessresl
Deros In New.York foot II Ba-,ayst AID 90 " Chupatr
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY. va. " -,
Sam MAIL TRAIN connecting AZ nruyie Ntl b'oyl Tt-
a. Dover i.h Chester Branch Waterloo VITA Nst N o. ~
dover ard Newton Washington With the d. J. ani W r. -
CAP Strouisbnry scranton Great Bed su s ons 90 w
aWsura and Boiusburg. aud Delaware and i"l X A' a
With Lehgh aud Susluehanaa K T. Tor Be1Irhen, Ae-'"-
Chunk aud Wke.barre - - ~, vrrs
1850 M. LBHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS sofs - Nsnal. ~.
meet, al Pbhpsburg with Bel H. r. Bsta chem -
Mauch Chunk Wukes5arre; aud AZ kastn With W. L. - "
lrhem. III. al. D
4pm SCRANTON EXPRESS connects At Washingon Na DSa
l. W r. WAter CAP Sluishgr-. aru Scfalt'A' I"
with Chester r. r. aud At Waterloo with Sussex r. x -
6na a. and 400 20 SUM,ill sud lne n1ts SOrTH
ESQ 1880 93ls m. and 3:sl 80, $50 au4 1850 p
ORANGE Sud intermediate stations. .,. - t., ,srflN
li:iOa m, and $50 ?. H.. 20 MOEklSiO"N Az
stations
$40 n. m. MORRtSrOWN EXPRESS. . . 81, nm, o.
For NRIV ARK $3.50 I.g1 g. 3. $50 0:2n IT, l.S ~ rs
Ia $50 $40 $3.50 49, $40 6:l0 6:J0 80 $50 A
pm. --.- ..-..-.,, 40, "a q, ,l.-o. n . 10
5, aud b:lO p noNhONh, Assistant '1t'
r. A. HKSNY q. 2. A.
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ID PENNSYLVANIA COAL REGIONS GUIDE With .
NEW, JERSEY RAlLROAn-IROM tUUtss
~ COURrLANDTSr-For PlnLApEIPhlA va M NJ "a = %
u m Via Camden / d H.. I D. m VIA West Puialc pl.
m l2,3i n IN m s. M II al. For Baumo,e sthWsa
mgton-s:40A m 1850 .. n 500" p. For soaih 'u'
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FOR THE WESf-S;40 M, 1850 p m, NJ yP "a Cesfs
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with but change Silver Palace Sleeping Cars on tr Al
through Cncunah aud Chicago without ehsnst olJ
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line running through Chicago by evening hnes
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Fare and cheap travelling the fastest evening eo
ing the Ws North wth NewYork only ~ 81 leng Al Isl -
than rail and Use cheaper than other ne The YANDgRRi
or CONNECTICUT will leave Pier No. a n r. Of Sorpgt
EVERY EVENING Saturdays eIcepedl al Ueck coass.rg -
n T. Central and Albany and Susquehsuna T. X for the
aud r. r. for the North Returning leave Troy and
o'clock. the arrival Of evening train Through MA -
and haggaEe ehesked % am noni. Snndag. fAra a. Nv
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4;05 tOuchng Pier No H. tes OF kee sap and ~
passengers only. Rstnruiug-Leaye Toms RIVER "
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