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RAILRoAD MATrsRs

At the annual election for directors OF tho Cleye.
land ana Pittsburs Railroad Company to-day the
following compromise ticket, representing tie
interests OF The Pennsylvania Central, Piusoarc,
Fort Wayne ana Chicago aud Erie interests - W as
unanimously c.ected:-J. n. McCulio ugh, Thomas A.
Scott. G. W. Cass, J. H. Devercaux, G II. Andrews,
Jay Gould, James Fisk Jr William NJ. Tweei Peter
u. sweany, L. u. Rucker, Hugh Smith and Henry
Harley.
The net receipts OF the Michigan Centra! Railroad
for tho six months ending December /. afer
deducting operating, interest and exchange
accounts, wcrs S5i7,oi3 Deducting S53l53,
the amount paid for government taxes the
balance Is s56a,se0 Adding the balance to the
credit OF this account June l. $500 o33 less the July
dividend. s575, Ito, tho amount to the credit OF
income accolnt Is s7Ss,s4. The gross earnings
show an increase over those Of the corresponding
six months Of 1s63 OF S4 o03; but the net earnings
show decrease or sT37Ss, owing to the fact that
for i've months, IRON the great competition west
Ward freight was carried at less than cost OF
transportation. Tnc bonded cebt having been
decreased by the conversion OF bonds 10 stock
now amounts to $4,000 oes; the capital stock
having been increased by the said CONVEX
s'ons, amounting to s1,l22,5oo, now amounts to
sl2,310s4s. making a total OF sle,s5o,s}5. The
sum invested IN the sinzing funds amounts
to s,375,593, which. taken from the amount OF the
bonded debt as above--s O30. .9SS-leaves the net
bonded dett 81, 6j5c0j. The bonds CT the company
payable October ]. 1882 are convertible to stock
upon presentation at the otilce OF the company on
the 1st OF January OF any year-according to their
tenor-and at other times ut the option OF the com
paLy.
The following were tho comparative earnings OF
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad
during the fourth week Ia December:--
1888
UecreaSe $4,44S
And the following for the month or December
1905. 7b74
Decrease e........................... $50 302
Ths total earnings for the year 1869 show an In
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THE FUNERAL OF Gg)Hig rEigooy.-Thc funeral
6rAn that Is to convey the remains Of the late George
PeaDOdy 1ronI Portland to Peabody, Is beng
prepared aG tie Cal siop M tne Ea5.crn RJrUad, III
Saeni 1t II coastst 0I three OF ms finest cars vi
the road an6 DagSase Cur. Inc cars NOS. a. rs
been removed ana raised GaIs, ten Icet In length
ana TWO feet square eles.ed Ia the cent. covered
with Oiack Velvet bOrdered with silver BRAID, and
9est0Oned With MASSIVE SILVER rilgc. studded with
silver rosettes ara tassc Oa tns the casket Is u
rest securely fasteeL The ar Is lined with alter.
nate stripes Oi black ID wnito alpaca pendent IRON
3he centre Vi The noni.or roof anu iovped back to
Une sues ABOVE the winuowS. at each end the
sCrOss OF 81. George" and tho '.otar Spaugled
Bannern are hung ana Iooped back IN tue
colOrs are ulnily through IT, whie tho ar wii
DC red0ient with the perfume OF choice flowers.
MandS0me carcct. IN WHICH back anu green are aC.
pr0prlntey Blended, Covc.s the Hoor. The 50 elIld
Locomotive, winch bears this name OF the nonore
dead. will be used 60 convey the train TO aud from
portsmouth. SacO nud Portland raIiroaIs. From
portsmouth one Of the engines oil mat road VII! be
Used, appropriately trniu,eu TIE tran VIII be met
~ Bevery ny the committee OF the Salem city gov
frnmen anu escorted through the city iiuts to Pea
O0dy Inc bells or tue city arc 70 be toed from the
time the train leaves Beverly until 1t arrives Ia Pea
DOdy. Tie monitor Terryr, having received her pow
der on board, proceeded 10 the anchorage ground
ePresldent Roads, yesterday afternoon wnere the
screw steamer ALASKA II now ut anchor Eotn
9hc vessel that Is bringing Mr. PcaDody's remains
~ expected daily. Snc Will STOP Oliy a d.,y or
ewO Ia POit and ano VIII return once under sail
alone. Sne carries crew Oi 90 men. what tho
Ascertained until the arrival OF George PEABODY
Russell, the nephew NJ tue deceased, mas char
Of the remains ana who Is on board Ol the MO-.
arch. AOst0n kUSt, Jds. 8.
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COMMERCIAL RsPoYL

WEpS gsOAy. Jan. 6-6v. n.
CorrEE.-There a moderate business transacted "
Io prices for waich steady yesterdays quotations
Tho sales were ~ bag Hattie Mary aud So do. Con
test private Narscsbo sold to the extent Of
100 private For other kinds the market
dui bu, Unchanged.
CoTIoN-lhe market for this staple moderately
active, but VIII Increased oTerna prices recedet hc
pound Tho demand fair for speculation, chiefly
Tor srinnng The saes 2,aA bales, OF which
',S'S were taken by spinners, 81, by spectators
and IVA by cxporier Tho In future deliveries
only mo erAc bat pi,es wste whoa. particular change
The saies were az !oows 100 bacs ml ln
March, a. b'c; 100 do for Ianu AT 4e 200 do. for
feoruary, at sSAc 200 Do. FOR April at 81 do for
do a. c.; 20 do for do, al 256c 100 do private
term. ana % do for May .dc. We append closing
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lac rates paid lor carrying gold were I gold
ana l-3-. The Europelu steamers to-day took no
specie. The operations Of the Gold EXCHANGE Bank
were as follows
Cold cleared. ................ s37, ,s54 0o0
Aou outanCeo. ,oVu
CurrCucJ ,,.,,,,,,. 1887 UaU
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:.
active demand. chiefly for ex, ort al
lower prices The sAlea 00O lbs SIC. l0ac-
chiefly al iOc-
MHsKFY.- Receipts, 81 bbls. The market exhibited
degree OF activity 6rmness closing sellers
gem rally demanding o. There sod 900 bbs y9c
81, tax paid
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


Arwoop-CoNR ,D.--At North New YORK on Tues
day, January a. Dy the Rev. l.. r. Perry. CIAlLBs L.
ATWOOD, Of pittshed, Mass. to ANNIE n. CONRAD
oil Haricn N. Y.
BuRKE-HIGGINBorHAM.--O saturday, January
], at the residence Of Bishop LaugbIIn oi Brooklyn,
Brooklyn, late or Llmerick, Ireland, TO MARY n
HIGGNBoTiAM only daughter OF Wm lilgqin.
boIha'n ESQ. OF - Lawrence street. Brooklyn, late
OF the city or Dublin, lreand.
dublin lireandl papers VIII please copy.
DE SAULLgs-MASwARisG.--O tuesday, January
BRIDES parents LOUIS DE- SAULLEs. Lsq, OF At anita
Ca. To Miss CARRIE H., daughter OF $. W. Man
warIng, Esq. OF thls city.
HECHT--LfvINGsToS.-On SUNDAY, Jonuarv q nv
the Rev. Dr. Wasserman. OF New York city, MIR.
MARX HEcnr to Miss JEANETTE LIVINGSTON, Dosn OF
this city.
san Francisco papers please copy.
LAWroSMnEsp.EOn wv" SATURDAY.. January l.: 1870
LAwroN to ADELE LOUISE REED No caras.
sAvAGE-WHrrTLEsEy.-on "Wednesday, January
EDWARD b. SAVAGE, OF Middletown Conn, to MISS
EAEIINI y. WHfrrLEsEY, OF SayOrook.
Died.
BERGE.--On Saturday morning. January I, ut
Grand kapids, Mich, CoRDELiA o., daughter 0f tue
late Ezra Andrews, Esq. OF Pawiet, VI. and VIE Of
MAJOR N. 9. Bergc OF Grand Rapids.
The remains Will be taken 10 Pawlet for interment
CoNNoLLY.-On Tuesday, January ELL4S Con-
MOLLY, In the ism year OF her age. ,,
The funeral Will take pace from her atc residences,
80 Hester street TINS (rhursday) afternoon al ono
O'Clock precisely
CAREY.-Mrs. PATRICK H. CAREY. In tho 35th year
OF her ngc.
The funeral viii take place, from 73o Fith street,
on Friday morning, NJ ten O'Clock.
CoRNwEI.I-At grooklyD. H. d., on Wednesday,
January 8. GILBEKT CuHNWsLi aged 5j years.
Funeral services on saturday afternoon. ut ono
O'Clock, at the south second street Methodist Eps
copal church. Williamsburg
COLGATE Wednesday, January 8. FRANCES L.
CRIG0S. wife OF John H. Colgate.
The relatives and friends OF tac family are invited
TO attenl the funeral services at her late residence
No. As Degraw street. Brooklyn on Friday afternoon,
ut two O'Clock.
CLAnK.-On Monday, January J. MARGARET CLARK,
aged years ana months.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc invited
to attend the funeral irom ths re-.d,n OF her
parents. IL sdridls street. this trnu.siayl Alter.
NJ on, at hafpast one O'Clock.
DaYsDALE--un Wednesday. January s, ROBERT
DRY,DAlE aged 30 years. months and IS days.
The relatives and frte ids OF the ram y are iaved
TO attend the iunera IRON h la.e residence No. ~
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fLoSG Sa AND GRAIN kesepts lot,5 bos. nopr sGs ibis
ana zS bags corn meal SGo busaes wheat. BJ corn
Aa ol.s Do. OATS The hour market vory du l. bur
prices were 40 lower Low grades held very Ca
iornia nonr was dul and mna. The sales
ooo Dds ~ prices witha tue range OF the appended quota
tons So.heln hour but tc sought avy;
sales wv obs Rye our duh heavy with Aales
OF Nv eos Corn meal dull bu. unchan cd sales
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for winter e., ns sales s9%prs, sbe. !C bashal.
store, y 4 iefo Nos sSd masd, dsisere ii u
@ G 8 e 1er amber 9 S' western N 81 a = t9 a o.s
~ g Tor white Western n dcys,ed 81 20 for small lots
soai. The rsT or,ed sale of N&o % sa.Sels s'1f No. o.
.rsa s,'s m.s nn e.9 % Sa .ass s ls ~ s
aern was sli dun and noninai at about 10 S II Ia
asout 2acCo bu.he s9c for pew mixed ssc II for
new waite ana yellow ana 9Sc. 97c. yellow Jersey.
at6e aSe for Western ami sta.c the issr for wte
Tor state Baroy dun ana heavy m we heard y no
se ware sf soi 4 Il t. "'A was "'"S " 0a'a'' no"
market was more ac:iv. and qu,te s,r,v
torpero'eun vessels for charter there cont ia de-
anu al atou' the rates current yesterday The
%sss as, At m eo .tsgoo ar peT Isams a. ?, ogs
gov, iSuo5 bushes wheat at * ana loo
Terms Term fc n Anws5p -, Os . penns on private
Coniaon With acoJ Sbls pa,roeam North ornan BARK .
to the Coniineat with 4uodo bark Hnve, with o0O
.ro cum its proiuca and from Phi a;e paa ship 10
0ussrs were dul and prces were nominal at our last
sm@.~Sih fair demand and u,h, receipts tho narse,
was Lim al the following quotations: Shipping s5c. gO
re- All os g u 70; long straw, 81 d5 IL IS;
hors There WAS but little demand. and tha. was anos,
Holders, however. n their views bsing unwilling
made a! p.ices ranging from 15c for
publsha. Ia our last issue.
MoLNSsRs.-ihe demard light, except for New
Orleans which sold to tho of 39 bbis 7c
bUc Prices Tor foreign heavy nominal at yeser
dav's quo.aOns.
NAVAL sroaEsrhsre was more demand for spirit, sur
pentne, Dut the amount OF business transacted small,
OWN. 10 the increased rness OF holders,
,sc higher tt1S 45s for nerchsntabe 4c
for shipping los. The sales 81 bbls.. almost
southern q. Hac The market for rosn quiet bu, fu
prices demanded for all grades were 2DJ
ho's. strained al SO H. 600 do. ~ rs 80 ~ and SOD
do No ana pale a. "a 40 y71s. We ;l'ommon aud
strained, ps 70 aS II; No. ms 20 IL 80; No l. 81 20
" " g Psa ~ ~ s3 extra do nm window glass.
90 20 70 ~ ie WAS dun but unchanged Wilmington being
blossom iayne Goa circular. January ls7O we
tllOwiDI:- -' ~
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REiL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


CiDton e. s6s fts OF stanton street. s@xoo 800
81, 5UvO
EsssI between Delaney and Rroomc 2srs76 .sioo
Greenwich and Dey ITS, cor I?riJ6x62 <x4y 7JOO
Houston l2'.n II W Of lst 75.1Iai:... shU6
Houston n I'D al II " OF lst IL $500
Lewis lbU II n os stanton st, i0Dx2l..
Monroe a0S II OF jackson 81 2l u block cVOO
yandewaer st, iL3.4 II d OF n corner Frank.
pr' y. - =.
18th st. Gn OF isav lud.xWg.. 1000
2lst st. ., <Ol ne OF eth nv, y2xlb
10Th II, lW . OF Vth Nv, esx1J <1
18th 2sb OF lith 26 9sA l0I
l4tb 800 W of 9th sv, 10u4x2u ......... bUUO
b6th NJ. S. 20 W OF Din av IcUbx23. 5000
bIth s UOiNto. $50
s9th a. It5 Il o. Sd av Uzx
llfth 81 sh 1918 ~ o, Sth av lflay iS5U
l3is 2o Il W OF 9th Ay. 8Jl,
1Nsh go II W of 9TH Av, lyvAgy.
Lexington av, b75 IT'S OF hn, 1870. 00J
81 and Gth st. corner, l5D11o0.
6tb 26b II OF 46th st. SSxl4g ~ 200
eth .ll IL OF l2sd 81, 1OJAse se....,,... Nom
LEASE RKcoapEB.
Watt 1t, No years, per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
Kings County.
nIooKLYN.
Baltic It, los Il OF Henry g. 2271a tr7y25 900
Ba tic l2u u OF huts av, lS-klSl Uxsil
yAuc NJ, O. zJ a OF %tn AK .......... a., 2SO
Bergen st. zoo II OF Rochester Av xl27.... bOJ
COlmpia st. ~. OF ihul st. 2lxS and l. xO
Eweu 80 Of hsscsols st 3Sx0o ...... lee
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THE ADDiLhAu RAFPLE,
THE vAGARIEs OF A RoyNDsMAN.
Singular Action OF tho Police Doard-ssA
Horse! a Horse! My Baton for y
Horse v'-An Eighteenth Ward
Scanda.-Captain Cameron In.
torvicwec-Don't Want to
Know Anything.

On tho 2Sth ul;lno Information believed to bo OF
Heliabie character. reacnol the HERALD that justified
turther investigation. 1t WIS asserted tnat q
toundsman oi captain Canierons Eighteenth IRE.
Cinct had on the ltt1 OF November rallied horse,
using soc OF the mcm6ers OF his platoon to dispose
OF the tickets. reporter was aG once despatched
TO make further Inquiry anl, alter conference
with President Dosa ortiz, OF tho Board OF Police,
Commissioned SANTA, Captain Cameron and parties
residing III the precinct tho following particulars
appeared IN tao HERALD OF the succending day
.iWednesday:-
An informal complaint has reached the Police
commissioners 10 Inc eject tIut q poor man, named
McGuire fes.d a.. On the eorner oil First avenue and
IWentS-lDird street aas nocl victlmIzed 0y police
OMccr. ms iuipinaat gi,c3 some facts Lnat, II
true should result III ,aI dscp Inc 0 another police
0lncer. He states bhaS on ia. 10th OF November an
Eisn6enth ptccinct rounlsn!an announced q ralle.
MS l0llOws:-
EsffLE. No. "a.
{ AN ABDALLAH MARE, )
Fifteen hands hisn e. Old lhas troel inside
taIee iuiautes, :
= TO BE EAtYtEn NOVEMBER 10, '
g 1T A. LA -, j. US Third
g Iickcts 81.
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Decrease. e........................ g.
And the following for the month OF December

Ths total earnings for the year 1869 show an In
crease on those OF 1868 or 1892 600.
THE sUB-TREAsUIY 8 srATEaENr.
The following shows the results Of to.day's busl-
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IHo C.ieI uuctuAtIOn5 III aud price OF gold CT The
several hours are recorded Ds IulioWs.-
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dispatches from Tuesdays Daily.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.

New YORK, Aug. ~, evenng.-The cotton move
ment for the week was light Receipts at all ports
5455 bales against 52S7 last week. 55l7 the previous
week and $40 three weeks since. Receipts at all
points since September LIST, 1869, 1896, 100 bales,
against 2l2l $40 for the corresponding period last
year, showing increase of 776 ll9 bales in favor Of
the present year. This is the last week of the cotton
crop: Receipts at shipping points this year $685. 09
bales against 2 last year, add overland direct
to manufacturers this year 25S bales against $685.
Gil last year, manufactured South this year 100, 900
bales, against 80 900 last year, total this year 1885,
720 bales against 243O,039 last year. Cotton on
from 90, 900 to 100 900 bales Exports of the week
from all points 2997 bales against 5762 last week and
1875 for the corresponding week last year. Total
ports for the cotton year 2, 1923 bales against
443 l IA last year. Stock at seaports II 065 bales
against 1862 last year. Stock interior towns TO-,
760 bales against l9, 104 last week and 1922 for the
date last year Stock Liverpool 524 900 bales
against 24s,ooo last year. American cotton aaoat
$4,000 bales, against 90 600 last year. India cotton
afoat 400 226 bales, against 1856, 1913 last year.
Cotton market here unchanged the demand being
chiefly for spinning For future delivery cotton is ac
tive at the close of quotations-19c. for October
LONDON, Aag. 20, noon.--Conscls opened at slg
Bonds 672
LIVERPOOL, Aug. %, noon.--Cotton opens steady;
uplands 81 and Orleans a3d; estimated sales 10 0u0
bales.
New YORK, Aug 90, noon-Cotton dull; middng
upIanda l9f and Orleans 204c Louisiana, old, 70
and new GA; evee 6's 634 and IS Sc.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 29.-Cotton dull; midding
l73@l7fc.; sales 800 bales; net receipts 27l and
ports 1922 bales. .~
New YORK Ang 20, evening Cotton steady; sales
437baes; uplands 1899. Gold dull; opened at 60,
fell to ll65, then advanced 1859 and closed at 1l6s@
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mining regions Parties are starting from Denver
with stocks of goods and there seems to be doubt
of the permanency and richness of the mines:
CENTRAL CRY, Aug. 2a.-Our reporter has just re-
turned from Grand Island The district is located Is
miles northwest of Central in the western boundary
of Boulder county and forty miles from Denver.
About thirty lodges have been struck six eight
covered showing assure of silver veins, bearing
paw rock creyces from to five feet in width. Car
rboo Idaho, Boulder county, Grand Island, Sovereign
People, Carter Trogap, Monitor, Corges and Cnmstock
are among the most celebrated
About five hundred men are on the ground, buildings
going up rapidly tons OF rich ores are being haul
ed from the mines to Halls mining works at Black
Hawk daily three regular coaches from here each
day, besides many private conveyances The passen-
gers number about one hundred per day; the excite
mennt is great apd steadily increasing. The veins
far developed give the impression that this will
be of the richest silver regions yet discovered
the continent Prof. Hall contemplates the immediate
construction OF additional! smelling works. to meet in.
creasing demand from these mines; other companies
talking OF erecting smelling works
NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-The Worlds London spe-
cal telegram is repetition of the warning already
several times given of the imminent peril of Russias
intervention at no distant time, in this The St.
Petersburg papers of the Esd formally deny that the
Gar has in any way recognized the conduct of the
Russian reghet, of which he is the nominal proprie.
etor and adds that Russia to herself the most
absolute freedom to act her position requires in the
interest of European equilibrium and of her own des-
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