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Barrsh fer Oar Nidei

LONDON, Jan. 31.-The fimes has an account
OF race in the harbor Of Havre between the
cutter OF the United States war steamer Shen-
andoab, and that Of the British war steamer
deiic0n. The race was won by the American
crew in the shortest time on record for q contest
Of that description.
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DECoRATIoN DAy.-The Senate Committee
on Military Azairs has agreed to report adverse
ly on the bill making the Sist OF May tDecora-
ton Day. rational holiday.
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Fire n Cleveland.

CLEvHLAHD, o., Jan. 31.-The old American
House, at Painesville, Ohio ;. was burned this
morning. The House adjoining wae torn down
to prevent the spread Of the dre. Loes sl5 600
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LATER REPORTS from the expedition survey
ing the Isthmus OF Tehsuntepec tor a ship canal
between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans are
favorable,
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best ia the world
harmless, reliable, instsntaneous, does not contsin
Iced nor any eitae poison 70 produce paralysis or
death Avoid the Wanted and deiusive preservation
DosstinG virtues they do not possess The genuine,
": a. Batehelors Hair Dye has had ttiriy ysa,,'
the only perfect Hair Dye-blsck or Brown Sold
q al Druggists. Applied ct 10, Bond street, New
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TIE CoNsoLrDi OF Internal Revenue
districts in New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia
and Cincinnati has been delayed until Febru-
any cSth.
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IMMENSE REDUCTION
I'm Prices.
SUPERIOR INDICTMENTS.

In Consequence Of the latenes. 81 he season sud
preparing f"T large Spring stock, which aln now
having manufactured especially to order, oh-r
for the
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FEEsoNAL.-Henry I. Blow, Minister 60
Brazil; f. ID. Webster, Jno. r. Young, Roswell
Hart, General Hillyer and Postmaster Jones, of
New York. are in town; also, two Congressman
elect from New York, Roberts and Merriam.
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4 snapped kyr.wSsrs'y 70 fss k-~rtHg Sr9.
BALTlNoRE, Jan M.-Co'ton inactive aud rafb.
unsettled, misdiiug uplaBds. LslS l0w midd Iiu.
l4hs. Flour active. City Mills has advanced -.
hOwars street Sur'rfines : sas6, do extra. = FL.
% "a" family. - sbss9, City Mills suprrtnr
: 49, d.. extra. Ssas =, d.. tamily, : jsas
Western supaThne. - .osS6, 10. extra. 81 slas
do. family, 81 Gas .. " huaI nrm aud AcflN.
choice white, s.. FAIR g. prime, LAS ~. grIus
20 choice red. 81 sas2. fair o. good. : I slaSl -.
common. .4oa IS. Ohio aud indiana. 6as g..
PeDnsy " auia, 81 6jAsi 6 Corn firm aud -;1ti
srarCe; wh'te, s-nc., yellow &c. Oats quiet a. s.
Soc. Rive quiet az s0as5l. Proyis Sous unbalanced
WHISKY quiet 1T 95..as.sr.
BALTIMoRE. Jan. Sl--AirEiuia siNe-. Ola, as o..
So ssked, do. l-06. 81 bic Co. asked
NEw foHE, Jan. 1i.-Stocks steady. Gold. N
Money easy ~ 5ss. EVchauge. long o.. short lu.
; bonds, coupon, To- Virgins size. sN-c .uY
81 do. new, OIL. North tarslinas, old, &C..
new, 23A
NEw rosK, Jan. M.-f lougauiet hut firm. vi 4
is sbats nrmer. Corn cent better.
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Steamers Arrived.

NEw YORK, Jan. 3l.-The steamers Europa,
have arrived.
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PROSPECTS, on AN FND or rHg MfNFrs1
STRIKR.-SN oOlneries are now IN operation bon
the ShamokIn district, and two more are eI-
pected 20 resume shortly. The organs OF the
neigsborhoOd deny that any assaults were ma de
on non association men; and thew state that
good ORDER prevails in the immediate Schuylkii
region. Everything AZ present Is quiet, although
many OF the honest and respectable miners
express great and iust Indignation AZ the man
ner in which the grand council OF the Working
mems Benevolent Association put up the sus-
pension, and some express themselves deeply
against the action and orders of the combine
ton. Frequent communications from mem bels
OF the Association appear In the hiHsrs' JoHrHCf 1,
denouncing IN no very mild terms the
whole proceedings. IL T. now reported that
operations Will commence about the 18th OF
February. This. however. doubtful. A call
has been issued 20 the members OF the general
council OF the Norkingmens Benevolent Asso-
citation that the council will convene TO Tue
day AZ Pittston. This meeting is Signid can't Ct
something. Some believe that the meeting l.
iot the purpose OF bringing about resumption
Tar late Lt.-GOv. Il. W. Cushman, OF " as.
ieft $1,000 10 be given. after the death OF hI-
widow, 90 the first town in the State. OF hot
less than one thousand inhabitants. which
shall take hi family name. lf no town In Ma
sschusetts adopts the name within i've year
from Mrs. Cushmsns death, any town v; "a.
needed population in the United States NAV
receive il by adopting the name OF Cushmsn.
90
- There are siN female minstrel trouPes nov
udNtAILK.
aZMr. Daniel Mcfarland has taken q,
lecturing on the Rights snl Wrongs ~
Woman" A long personal experience decided
ly qualities him Tor the task.
~Sweet and euphOniOgs are the names O.
localities in Michigan. Here are a few. ,ihosf
Lake " RattleSnake swamp e. allows
Hill. "Wbisl1ey station. - 90 Isckknfe Ridge -
- CutthrOst Creek" 4" BetseS : Bridge" anI
q" old won.aE' Max"
- Books which have been handled during
recovery from scarlet fever should be burned
after they have served their pdrpOse tor the
patient. writer in the Athen.ram says that
m the stages OF recover such hooks FIRE ,uen.iy
become charged with the germs OF the disease
ga gentleman wa enie lyoring 20 en- o. an
evening in the company OF a Young lads upou
whom he called, but found q serious obstacle
in the person of her stern father, who a: length
ventured to very plainly intimate that the hour
for retiring had arrived. think vou are
correct, my dear sir, /" returned the uuabashed
young man. 1--WE have been waiting ID have
you 20 to bed for over an hour"
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Coz. ALEXANDER, formerly supervisor of
internal revenue at New Orleans, was arrested
last week OF lis way to Washington by the
United States marshal OF Boston, charged with
defalcatiOns.
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DEMAND IMMEDIATE CON

THESE FAOTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE CON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. should be guarded against
or II must be Cared. The alternatives death or
such consequences as render life o burden. Combat
the malaria, purity the blood, put the nerves IN
order, regulate the female system, promote the sp
petite. Danish every sign of dyspepsia rheuma-
tsin. sc the yigor Of both body and mind and
reneye the chndren OF summer com plaints. All this
can Only be done with safety, certainty and prompt
ness by Charles Gsutier's Native Wine Btters; 50
says DC paiar opinion endorsed b. many OF the
eminent physicians, who assure us Of the complete
victory OF these over all other Bitters IL has abso
iutely driven them out Of the market where il has
been introduced Gsutiers Native Wine bitters
may be had of al druggists. os2o-tr
THCRsTOSS IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DE- j. the best article for cleansing preserving
teeth Sold By all druggists. Price, 70 and 81 cents
JOUNENS fSODOROUS GLOVE CLEANER
stores soIled gloves equal TO Sold by all drug
gsis and fancy goods dealers Price, Is cents de5 IL
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WEST PoINT.-The committee of the
House Committee on Military Affairs have
returned from West Point, and will make their
report on the recent troubles at the Military
Academy to that committee on Thursday.
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MR.. BRYAN, of Boston, was before the House
Committee on Commerce and made an argu-
ment in favor of granting subsidy to establish
the Mediterranean and Oriental Steamship
Company.
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The WoMEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Mr.. Pomeroy presented in the Senate this
morning memorial of the Women's Christian
Association. asking an appropriation of $40 900
for their institution. Referred TO the Commit
tee on Appropriations.
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GENERAL o. q. HOWARD, of the Ereedmen's
Bureau, was before the Appropriations Com
mittee this morning, in reference to the de-
hciences for the support OF his bureau, but no
action was taken by the committee.
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LECTURES.

DEs. ROBERT COILYER,
THE GREATLY RENOWNED PULPIT ORA.
TOR, Or CHICAGO. ILLINOIS,
Will close the Regular Grand Army c .ur.- of
Twelve Lectures, AZ the
CONGREGATIONAL CHUCK,
Corner OF Tenth and g Streets
On "WEDNESDAY EVENING, February lst
8 SECT ;-"CLEAE CRIT
OF which he is himself pronounced one Of
THE BEST LIVING REPRESENTATIVES,
Doors open al : clock. Lecture 10 Commence al
= Adn scion d kets - cents. Re- served seats -
cents. For sale At !. 4. Parker Bookstore, IN
street. ia Post Ofiiee Department ami al the
siOOr II the thurCh on the evening o. the Lecture
SPECIAL NOEIC E-The cUmmittee regret 10 an
houHee to the season ticket holders owing 20 the
Shange OF this lecture from MOaday 10 WEDNESDAY
evening, at TIE urgent request o. Mr.. Coyer they
can not have Lincoln all for the closing OF their
second regular course. They will, however reserve
sufcient number Of seats in The body Of the Church
Tor the regular season ticket holders and ill en-
teayOr 70 3 al all satsfA tOTy The church is large
sol viii comfortably Seat f0o persons
The season iskct holders will be admitted AT the
siie cOOr. IN lOth street and the almi en- ticket
holders AZ he a a entrance on street, JD3t
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THE CHAIN BRIDGE.--A letter from General
y. Miehler was read before the House Commit
tee OF Appropriations this morning, recon-
mendiDg an appropriation Of $50 900 to rebuilt
the government bridge over the Potomac al the
Little Falls, in place OF the one recently WASHED
away.
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TO CAPITALIsTsI
EOR SALE Or EXCHANGES!

The above property 10 very desirable, paying .
sood revenue, and will be sold on payment OF cash -
above and balance TO suit, or liberal discount for
I'll essh: or would exchange ell on payment Of
$1,000 and unimprOved property, frs, class resi-
dsnee, or good business property for the balance.
HAMILTON q PRAReON.
las I'm Ns.4, Y. N. u. A. Building 9th and sts
TIE. CAULFIELDg CLASSES
LOCAL AND IEsrE1.IsEAL .yslo.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
TIE G. y. A a
The Second Annual Max Ball Of the g.
SnOEGETOWk sCHEUTZkN AssOCiA-
TON will take place az FORREST HALL,
Georgetown, WEDNESDAY, February lst, ISL
Tie patronage Of our friends and The public IL re
srectfully solicited, J2s ST. THE con AIrTEE.
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THE DRESSING Of PRIVATE THEATRE
GALS, CHIkADES AND IA BLE4C tx MADE
A SPECIALITY. having now the largest Thsatri-
cal W aIdrobe south OF New York.
Psrlor Scenery and Curtains for rent.
Hr. DCnehue'- services together with his won
tierfnl Child. comic singer be engaged for
Concerts OF other entertsinments. nol2eosm
No. 4S6) ON EXHIBITIOG (No. 4S6
sl naa AND A SALE |sr5a sa
MAI IA RIT ER'0,
10. tee Seventh street. between ID and strets,
eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Uhoice Oil Paintings, I'm cravings, ChrornOs. re.
Also, Largest stock Paper Hsnsings, Window
Shades, Picture Frames. Picture Cords and Tssses,
Kings, Male. &c, in the District.
- TERMS. CASH.
Please remember Name and Number APIS ~.
Il G. REICHENHACH'SP Piano Stor
Z. No. 423 1lA Street, d6ore Peana. Ac.nu.,
fEs1ABLIsEED OVER 90 YKARs.l
Sole agency Tor the sale Of the celebrsfe cd PIANOS
Of VIM hnabe & Co., Baltimore, and Wm.
AcCamrsOr, Albany. also, second hand XE3XEX
Pianos, Organs ana MelOdeons for sale orvJIVvV
rent on the most accommodating terms; Piano and
Organ Tuning and Repairing. sps-Iy.
IHrFIyD
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The TEST OATH.-The bill introduced in tho
House by Mr.. Beck, OF Kentucky, short time
since to repeal the test oath act, was under dis
cussion by the Reconstruction Committee this
morning, and il was agreed 10 report it favora
bly, to the House with An amendment relievin.
all from the test oath except those under po!itf
cal disabilities imposed by the third section OF
the fourteenth amendment.
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REDUCING THE ENGINEER CoRrs.-fieneral
orders. No. 6, just issued from the War De-
partment, directs that in order to carry into
effect the requirements 81 general orders No.
lZ2, December >, 1870, for a reduction OF the
battalion OF engineers, the unexpired portions
OF the punishments inflicted by sentence OF gem
eTsl courts martial in the cases or such enlisted
men of engineers As may be selected Tor dis
charge will be RENTED and the men discharged
the service.
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GEN. MANNING F. FORCE. of Cincinnati, is
now prominently mentioned in connection with
the United States judgeship for the southern
district of Ohio. In addition to being a fine
lawyer, Gen. has brilliant war record. in
the western and southwestern campaigns under
General Grant, and his chances are considered
first rate by those Interested in his success
Gen. +. is Washington boy being the son of
the late Hon. Peter Force his accession
to the bench would be regarded with pleasure
by his many friends here.
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NoMINATIoSs.-The President sent the fol
lowing nominations to the Senate to-day:
Thomas Adamson, Jr., Consul at Melbourne.
Australia: Henry j. Zimmerman, Consul al
Cordoba, Argentine Republic; Chester W
Greene, Collector Internal Revenue first district
of Massachusetts: John e. Abercombie Sur.
veyOr Of Customs at Burlington, iowa; Charlie:
r. Swift, Collector OF Customs, Barnstable
Massachusetts; John II. Morris N, Collector In
ternal Revenue, Colorado Territory.
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The INDUSTRIAL HONE Sc HoOL.-Mr Wilson
presented in the Senate, this morning, petition
OF the officers of the Industrial Homo School,
asking an appropriation OF $4,000 Tor the sup
port of that institution. Accompanying the
petition was another, recommending the appro-
priatiOp, signed by Mayor Emery, Mayor Swee-
new, James A. Mag ruder, Charles II. Cragin
John L. Given, u. G. Robbins, A. G.. Hall, H.
NJ. Whittlesey, and others.
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n.,, ...s,, .l.. Of 40 ee. ilc and 900 ers for Jul

mse, steady; $50 ees lc and 1000 teees Tor Jul
at lltd1llc
PgrRoiBUM-The for Crude In bali has continued e
particularly spot hight sappy the demand has been
active chiefly export sales Of 900 b6 prompt
the adyees from the Creek we're Of rs
market; the prevailing quotations Lover hosd ~ TO-
Upper ~ 65 Refined in fair request and hn sales Of
bhla NAV A. 2i resse) sni 70o bbt do at I cases
higher eeye saes 200 private terms 'ne 4uo
tons being d2oIc philadelphia the sales include bp
,po and 800 sbs NAV at a 400 bbl seller frs bali June at
2S bbls buyers option DO do, at 2sc and 400 Dds Voo
each June and July) private terms 49, =, oaal..
rens With fair trades ss 20 to Carofns .. s@sae
800 bags RsngoOn at 7d7ic 20 bags Pana =, TIC oa' ~"
paid and 100 bags Rangoon, In bond At - O gold ,o.Aa
suGIR-Rav Sugars fair demand and sales too hhds
9detc d9c for Porto Rico and loo boxes Havana ~
Sidllc Refined are fun and In fair demand - 1919.
SKTgs-Tbe has ony moderate inquiry for Goat ara price,
are without been ~ bales Bombay ana
DO MIean and Tens receipts have been 2 bales Tampe @ 90
Curo. l7s DO ApnwA IS do Rio Hsoh DO Corpus Chns anu
Do from Neworesns Deer has been quiet but seady a
IL 900 Para 2On and 40CJ n MEXICAN and iersi
oe bale. sss 10 do Aspnwin do Curseo and
a
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL May 2l0O mCotton opened quiet and steady
hldihng uplaDds. 1ld7id; Mddling Orleans, 1td7N II, -
LONDON May l10 mConsos opened At so for both money
and the account United States Five Twenty bonds 1902 gi 1902 o
Boz 1857. s2l Ten Pories, 49,
LONDON May 22-ll:0 m.-Tslov, 1915 per cvt
LoNDos May 22E3O mAmercan securities and Consos IN
changed.
PRAsoRr May Painted States PiyeTveuty bonds quoted
at 81 dsi fof the issue OF 1902
LIVERPOOL MAY 2-lO mBeef 1851 per terce or w Tor
Eastern Prime Mess Lsrd 50j per cwt .......
LlvERPOoI May 25 mConao closed At 90, for both money
and the account United States FyewentY bonds 1892 sO 100 DID,
st 1871, S2i Ien-fortes 80.
LIVERPOOL MAY 22-5 D. m-Coon closed dull Miding Upsnds.
7G7td; Mdng Orleans 7idd; sales OF the day, 1000 bales,
5000 for export and speculation Beatsiuf are declining
Liverpool, May 2-Arved steamers Colorado from Newforf
May TO- with Les bales Of Cotion Siberia from Boston Msy H. with
log bales Of barks Josephine from evOreans April with
1872 bales Of Hearts from Savannah April H. with
273 bales Cotton schooner Marion from Galveston April with
col bales Of Cotton.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
CONNECTICUT WESTERN RAILROAD CO.,

Coupon or Registered BY Legislature Of Connecticut made free Of
all State per payable January and july IN New
York The subscribed capital stock OF the
Company 81 all Of which ezcep. $4,000 has been pao IN
cash OF this $4,000 has been subscribed and paid BY e Wy OIL
Hartford mortgage made 10 the Treasurer OF the Stae
registered the Oe Of the Controller OF the STATE ana
contegue by and the Of the Charter can only be de-
vered him the Company the proportion Of s2oo' BONDS o
previously expended the construction OF the road
The from Hartford where connects with the whole new
England system Of railroads westerly to hon on the se"iot
State line where with the Harlem Road north and sou
with and Columbia 10 Fhk no" completed WIN he
Pougeepe Poughkeepss to be finished in July ana
Wit. the Ronout Road to be built opening de'
supplies Of the Pennsylvania Coal Company and
Hudson Canal Company wide field for business
opened Railroad aud River connections supplying the
cattle and beadsu from the west
and returning iron lime marble the manufacturing products Of the
many thrifty town, along Its line
The grading complete part Of the iron purchased and track
the condition Of the bed will permit
The character Manager among whom Hon WILLIAM H.
BARNUM er-Gov HoLLEY GEORGE NJ. BARTHOLOMEW, ESQ.,,
JAMES GOODWIN ESQ., guarantee that the enterprise viii be
carried through subs,an, and economical
mn 4frfaHa
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A. s. HATCH.
E .RyEY FISK.
EIeK & HATCH.


Bankers and Dealers IN Gorepmeat SecmIn"
NOS Nassau-st., Ncw-YOrk, May 20 lod'
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
Are extending their line of road to the head OF rel-
able navigation on the Ohio River, where it will
meet and connect with lines now building or pro-
jected. to the principal railroad centers and nver
cities Of The Western States 227 miles are in opera
tion and the iron for 100 miles additional is now
being laid. The road will have, when completed,
large East and West through business, beside an III
mensc mineral and general local traffic.
The SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS Of the CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY are amply secured
and very desirable for safe and profitable investment
The CENIBAL PACIFIC BONDS negotiated by u.s.
amounting to S25S OO0 have ready market every
where, being fayogably known and actively dealt III
al all the principal Stock Exchanges of this country
and Euopc, and are readily salable at all tlmeS at
quoted market price which is now above par.
The bonds OF the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO hAlL-
ROAD co. we believe to be Of equal value ana Sc
curity aud must in time take like rank i'll market
value and salable character.
Holders Of Fiye-Iwenty Bonds, desiring 10 fund
them otherwise than in the New Five PEI Cent Gov
eminent Loan may do 50 with entire safety, at a
profit of about 20 per cent and without reduction of
interest by an exchange for the Bonds OF the CEsA-
PEAKH AND ONO RAILROAD Co.
Price of the Bonds until further notice Oh, and
accrued interest from Mayl.
We also buy and sell Government Securities and
the Bonds of the Central Pacific Railroad Co., and
as Agents of the L. S. Government will attend to
the funding Of 5-20s into the new L. 5. Bonds
FISH & HATCu
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Leaving the estimated Net Earnings. -A,5ooOoO
MORTON. Bliss g. Co., 80 Broad-st.

THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD of Iowa Is now earning more than II per
cent net on the amount of its mortgage obligations
It's per cent gold bonds equal for security to
Governments any Railroad issue. They com
mand ready market, and we are prepared to buy
and sell them at all times.
No investment in the market, possessing equal
guarantees of safety returns equal percentage OF
interest.
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy has given a
traffic guarantee, and obligates itself to invest in
these bonds 80 per cent of the gross earnings derived
from all business from this road. This is sufficient
indication of the estimate of the enterprise by the
largest and most far-sghted corporation in the West
Price 90 and accrued interest in currency. Pam
phlets and full particulars furnished on application
HENRY CLEws a. Co.. 81 Wau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23

Bosroy NAV 22-Cotton quiet; Mdirgs l6c net receipts 50
b.Ie. go., as bales; sales 40 bales; stock $3.50 bales
MOBILE quiet Midlngs, 5idllej net recepts
04 bales: eIpos-cosstws % bales; sales 1000 baes stock
2O875 hs..s. $1,000 Amin ,,,a
ISL ne; 1861 bales gross $50 bales; eIpor-o Gotten
burg 100 caswise 7yl bales sales 200 bales; stock I9|
bales
CHARGr,roy ny 22-Coton dnll Mddngs l5ta5sci net re-
CENTS, bacs rKpOs-to the Continent 90 baes coAst"e oot
bales: sales. balts; stock, l., 528 bales ., 90,
Rs1-yopE Ma g-Cot.on quiet and fm. Mitlngs Isle; net
- 55 bales gross 81 bales sales 80 bales; stock LOS bales
sY,yS,r Nav p Cotton qu.t hrm Miiings Nf; net re-
,ep 30 hscs; e1ports-coastwse 1851 bales sales 400 bales
stock 25 80 bales. ..,r ,ua,,. -.
NORFOLK 22Cotton 6rmer Low Mddings itsattc he
stock 1913 bales. ,,,,. -, -. -.
hale. bales; stock l282 bales
G.IygsrON 2l-COon quiet; Good Olnary, lJlc net r
eents hale sales jOl bales; stock, tO.l8I bales
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Per NORTH Rirer Vess,ts and Riitrocas 81, -e,
pkg. Ashes pkgs BeesrsI, 323 bales Coton
bag. Cotton seed o.. bs Cotton Seed OIL 100 3D. b p.,. 90
bills Meal i27 Meal 0g bbs Spirits Turpenune ~ Q9l p p
Turpeune IS bb Tar, n bbs Pitch 6Ot bbs h9sn @ Ps az
pi Cut Meats ptss Lard 100 legs Lard 2 pagA p 9S
pigs Chess 2l69 bb Eggs II pigs Talo~ Pkg, pn rs
ptgs Olcske 81 bbs WHISKY 81 bales Wool 20 bales ho 80
sides Leather Hides bdl Hides 2s bids Tobacco oo
Tobacco go rigs Lead Is bills Red OIL is bb holsss " PAx %
60 pigs Starch 10 bags Peanu 20 bales Mos III nH ensS is
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23

maturing from 1895 to 1899, Coupons payable July
and Jan. 1.
The Union Pacific Railroad has been in operation
"a through line i'll connection with the Central
Pacific Railroad since May TO- 1869 Its earnings for
the two years ending May TO- 1871, will be over
si6,OOGO0o. The amount of yearly interest on the
FirstMortgage Bonds is S1.sS4,2eO, gold. The net
earnings for 1870 were S29i7S62 q. The increase of
net earnings for the three months ending April l.
1871 were SS5S,l66 SO the corresponding period
for 1870. ---.. ...
Col. Thomas A. Scott, President Of the Company,
estimates the
Earnings for 1871 - 000,Oc0
And Expenses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100000