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New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
The bids on stocks at the close Of the Exchange

The London advlces reported British consols and
United States bonds quiet and n shade firmer. Erie
being half point higher. There was no rate OF dis
count for three months bills cabled, but at the
Bank of England the minimum rate is still per
cent the Bank of England losing G25,OOo in bullion
Withdrawn to-day. Foreign exchange was quiet
and steady. sixty days bills selling at 4S5l0isj9,
and sight at 49O049oi. The rates on gold loans
were fat on the borrowing side Of the account and
2. 1. and per cent for carrying The specie ship
ments for to-morrows steamers amount to upward
of $500 OOo Tho Assistant Treasurer redeemed
$4,000 in called Fivo-Twentes, and paid out $4,000
in coin interest. The import entries OF foreign dry
goods at this port for the week ending to-nieht
were 81, ,23 97i in gold coin valuation the amount
marketed footing up S1.241,4ls. The days business
at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared
SS7,195 900; gold balances S112l797; and currency
balances, S1,257422. There were II bids for the
Treasury gold, aggregatng S23OOOOO at rates rang
ing from 15O to 111.77. The awards wore made at
11t fo III 70 dafailed follows.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday.
Jus Wcac Mr4 Yoapg for keeping do'derly house
s,No % Ia a Sarah ie Of NO 20 Ais was ocAea u
for he odelts-
At the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday.
hcd in 5000 bail for steai-g $50 worth OF
cc1g from d Ninthst the 9th inst.
MeCab hell IN 81 OJO bal tor onousy assulg Annie
xb-s., whom she cut on the head
Wh hatct G-ss- -isiovsr was eli in 81 900 oai iot
sealing Hugo ehreAs Of No 2i5 EaN Seccndst house
mo los Grceaes hursisy ng, George Wilson, charged
ag SO from Jessie Emerson OF NO 40
Nus Iakia. charged WiA stealing watch valu az
s2) Ioon Inia Of No. Unouarei ana George
charged wlA ling fad wd $40 i0n Eugene "Aoo VI W.
90 Perry-st. reminded for examination
A. the TOmhs Yesterday, before Justice Morgan;
H. Ao whose EXPLOITS en thanksgiving night were pnSsno
vesterI5v ca,laei X Barclay Washington County
rne ,.leTy c,niuci sn ooGs behavior hous,onst
Oa zsou jce foald haE the charge wihsn foen
8aion mi c.qGcs tn; c,m2 '"t WILMA. hangSo mo was
.rsl Oher Hogan Of the FOURTH frechct
vii en- &C. Of breo uroios store Of Patrick Bnen
uNo r. i "a yetdsy 10 default OF sl5OO bai' 70
aSrr .bIiig srclIOl en- Thursday Lgh'
between Acaa Ma the after eGbbd me
ioner ti hasd impress Brown vas remover 70
Pr, p M.sEe ye,cIa be to await 'he result
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

In tho County Court, Brooklyn, yesterday
nefore Indigo Moore n suit was brought by John r.
Green against Deputy Sheriff Walter Thorn 10 recover
the possession Of boat Canarsie which was seiIeo @
on MORTGAGE The paiut claims ina, ne was hoI INC tho
oxrner IT olso suei 10 recover $500 damages for the
loss OF tho us OF the boat during detention Tue ue
fense claims Lawful SEIZURE and the defendant appea
foralIv In ths Ease simply carrying out the
orders Of The owner Tnc jury found for the paintn
and assessed tho damages al s'5
Leopold Wurtheimer and another brought
three suits nt the city for amoGnts due them ior
tohaceo furnished the Commissioners OF Charities and
CorreetoD-one in the Supreme Court. and two in the
Court of Common Pleas. A motion was recently made
before Judge Donohus IN the Supreme Court In behalf
the city, TO consolidate these SUITS Dased on the ae
cation OF Auditor Earle that the tobacco furnished was
supplied on days together ana that he heleVed
referring TO contracts amounting to over $1,000 The
motion granted.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

reported to have called meeting for the purpose Of
raising funds to lay second Atlantic cable in order
to have two lines.
Mr. D. w. McWilliams, Treasurer. advertises that
the coupons duo Dec. on tho bonds Of the ST.
Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad Company, Ark
snsas Branch, and Cairo. Arkansas and Texas Rail-
road Company. will be paid at his Office. No. 100
Broadway on and after the 1st prox.
The coupons Of tho First Mortgage Bonds of the
Geneva, Ithaca and Athens Railroad Company due
Dec. will be paid at the National Broadway Bank,
New-York
Tho Philadelphia stock market is dull; Penn
sylvania Skies, Iii; Philadelphia aud Erie Rail
road. 1Gl Reading 5is; Pennsylvania Railroad, 52i.
Gold, 1112.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
'H1 11''V''0@ WI. s. syEDEY. General Man,ptr.


ENNSYLVANIA RAILR GA D.-THE
GREAT TRUNK LISG AND UNITED STATES MAIL fOUTA
Trans NesYO from foot Of DesJoses AID C0rIsBasta
Express TIsrsarg P,urgs the and South with Pull
Palace Cara attaend g:3U and $3.50 suncsT AID
For WiluamSJ a7d Lock Haven va Phla li. Ere r
conneo7E at Philadelphia, $3.50 a. or Wlisnspo. Lock
Haven Corr ana Inc sou cUIs COrT TitusVe
Na.laJtOn the South "Lnitei Washington
press Of f ParOt Cars Gav except Snnlay at $3.50 N.
10 sLlngOn 4:lO p Regular at S:4O and
EIers,e Tor Philadelphia. = $40 $50 m 1890 4:lO6
T. $50 oni II riht Sunday, D, Z. $780, and
20, SowsIk atG 60, T. 74O g. 8. TO- lIAml2ml2
22O $40 3lU ilO 43O D. 5:2O $40 6;lO $3.50 T. 1880
$40 10 1880 J. j. 5:2U Z S:lU
2JJ $40 3:4O iio 43O 400. 5:2V b:iO $40 $3.50 T.
7:3 $40 10 ll3O and II night Sunday $40. l. and
Fo. Eshva, $50 7 8. 10 . m. 70 m l. Q. 22o $40.
$40 40 4:30 45O, 20 $40 elO $50 $40 10 D.
n. II shL Sunday. j:2O AMI d.
fcr Wootrig F,rh Amhoy and sOuh Amboy 9 and 10
Tof NssgFoasscA ami Sa. IN. l2 m 2 a.lO 4;lU. 4;so
For Last Milestone ~ D on 3 and 4:SU
Ior Larbertyile an iFiuington 81: 4 M ana :: t0 m
j0r PAll pSVur2 aLi BcyaeTe. $3.50 a LII alI
For GoIdelto"n BGriD ton an CamIen Z aai $50 g.
H. FOR i-i@o F5esboS 7s.m 2sSd 4:!Opm.
Fo Tarmu dale an Suu4n 7 q. N. aud D. m.
Tor N Iiso PEN erOn and Camden Perth Amboy 3:dgp
For II eh,s;owa and Prnbcrtop q. IN
Ira arrive iol ow-: I'm Pittsburgh G5I and 1I5O m
ana 1888 daiy o. 'nl 5i 90 D. m dn,y, exc u
lO;Z7 saadlT uzJ H. ana 40 ~ D. m Prom pbia-
tephia bio 600, G:j1 lOl. ll;tJ N, 2:l5, 4J :l5
7:@J s:4i H21 D sunas' b:IO, o'-O o;1I l4Ij
c oes SO ana q44 Brorlwa No. As,or orss ootof
DeeIosss aud oo,t59lis'si 40. Coa'iIt b,o2A IA!
OS re- No Biiterrpa,e BOYD, jr Gen Passenger Agent
FkAxK TEoEsos General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY, Nov u. lS13
AsnRs-Pots steady with only umel inquiry; quoted at
EEFsW AZ remains verv duotabe change pcss
we on Western ant Southern Ia ot, 3Oa
BUCKW EtTIbe market ess.er sales oil l,oOV 0Hsh ~ Io
track. asd 7Sc. afOst . . -, .,--,-..,....
sales Of 900 buF In boud 81 d. aud 100 bb ire Mt 81 81
light but hare no charge 70 note
Drces we quote Adamsnne, II 3c oL at l3c and
IS o. 17 Sperm at 2Se Patent, 3SG39c and PaFAaae
As Gs and lbs. at 26G27c -, 80,
porsnl prices s,ss Of 993 bags Ortsro and l63
bgs Belle both not iransge ~ th uss
bunes ab0lt former rates. sales embrace
A. Mobile both on auteascitd We quote ord carces
At iIc fair DO at l1s4Gioc; goo d. at IS4glo% &C.
nv nc Do ~ l90l9iai AMI extreme range Tor ss IO4d dOc,
od y H. 80 and 30 day. ce- 1hs market hr Mid grades las
t,e become yey qst vi downward elecy IN srm,Shy WIN
Pic oIa, the Sou:hen Hose with 1919 bags harscao
King hero this eyezs OF this deenstoH some 1920
h. quote 2"W&Sc. Cyon l7Rl9ci Maracabo.
lG4l9c; LaglaTrs, lSdl9c JlnAes, lGIS &c teIto Do
MeIicsn. Sd9i AnsOara. l7@l9c sAvsria l6@l3c and
C0rTON-Tbe Cotton the du and the tone
easier hut prices n, shipping ports to-day
81 7 bales; til. DAY eek 2}G39 bales ns day las. year.
sept l. l,471 2S bales to last nzht
0JOl2l bales toi'yi cOnod1 ~
Great Britain. Do 3l
10 Continent 81 JSj bales ia New YoE. 9o 5O bai
Ge yedss on,iay reported flows November IA I5c
december IA 79c Jnua l0c February 44c; March 5.70c
l6l l3lc; JuuH. 10 Gle. JAY, 1886 Fist cali
200 bales November II lll6ci 2OJ Co.. December, 232
November. lll6c 900 do. Febru'y 1885,; 100 do July,
L 21-32c; al. 1900 bales.
q onu, sant,r OF Classification 10 force Sept l. 1874,
qsl than hslt
Tnce Goove . b-ow ths g-lde duo.et. - - -
eri'aary l3Is Cool Ordinary, l4a Mliinz l5is
Oni.. lt4 Low M d. l''4 n"O4 Mii'i 10
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

RICBw;h favorable aioes from the South rp"rnf
smother Thee market Is aio asi1 onIe al ~ ~
3D. aGci We quote Carlihl a. sII V i9l rIti -,
72sc Good 77s4Sc for Prime aud Ra1Eo0a stO'-os '-f
SERpS-Cover IS les. ,ctive steadily he'd l0is 0' "
lOc, aai 100 bags loe bf'@e sl'
Roagh Fax is dull and u.c1snEei al = OJdp2 10 ,..
sfEARlN-Tle lover. with far demand 't the nie
Of 100 spot lClc 5000 ID yGL r4on a. 4Jt Aui
$50 tcs. seller January and Fe.rusy, 1t lih@li@.
sUGARs-The Inquiry Raw Sugars very i-h from Iesaer'.
they lry supplied, aud ibe T.5se' s;A al i
sales 200 nlIs Cuba at S4t; so boxes Cye ~ ~
we quote Fair Good EeGu.ag at s45 Pane do AZ . -
Ceufut this. ssd boxes sL2aJls All No u TO- -
S34c Kehad is In mO-ers;' deEa a, ioiInrf ~ ~
Silt Yellow IUi.c. sot Whhe, lu'l. o- tIel ~
DIOl.c Powdered and lussb o'i r. "sa ti 'Fs afs
oustei follow: G.uoery Pair GOO 50 .i - me- - ',
Saagc. e; Acaao JTt'3'f l"itd
Rco-Rs6ang, Conn 70 Prime, 24 ; 1oc'-Y l4F z
Ssd9c: Brazil b. s.. NOS ~ ii, 3 :" q java - H' "
~ IL o., and Manila superior aJ 2a Salcl' 2''
TALLowrherc fair denanI viii prices SHADE letter.
sales Of 10000 ID at s9iQS l3lGc f5f fr.n s'"ck ~
TOBACCO-Ths market fr KenacAy Leti ysry dn IA
prey ony about 400 hLA ~ihzt
light sales Of seonsn crop 1873 terms
100 suadry ind at lOQJOc aud ZOJ bales A'aa' 'oS
WHISKY is easier moderate deminii sales Of 2jO bb
ST. Ol. .,
prolGc oos hopei ff c nms,
flture Iai.orlaa hO"s meet VI tir i ~ il
tarp. oolj call sto IS arc a1pe 'a k' ore s-s
Fcscrs rule abOIs srs ~ Win r tlmE' Y
moderate business has lren d01e since our ln'i "a
Foreign Wools s''-- have tse1 male; NE
6nn of Fu. oi attention '' ,H'
brace: poor O.eS,l. 3si2; 1000 ID WI ti,rf J'E
10 900 r5 riae Com e c - Bag. PuIel 81. % Teas
ionii Il lv bury, - holcs Pol Caaais - 900
ToIas 32G35c 5COO Nare. Cob0rz 6..c 20 600 -.
Fall California pr4 tenls; eJlO ID 1rKs yus rrns sgi
super private terms; 600 y 10 Fes So, 5000 uI Wsl.
3jc 10000 Mea o4o. 5Ici 5000 Texas frya.e 'esa'i
7OVU u titeces, % 1000.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
for foreign exchange:

Money has been in good supply at SS3lc per cent
all day, tho selling rates of primo acceptances
ranging at 5 to per cent. single names selling at
8 to 10. The United States Treasurer received to-
day SGj0OOO in National bank notes for redemp-
ton.
Government bonds have been quiet and firm,
and without interesting incident We annex the
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
Goal, &r.
Gtecmboais ano Railroads.


EALL RIVER LINE
Poa BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND PAIL RIVER DAILY
GUNDAYs RxCRPTEDl AT Pm
From Par % North River. foot Of Muuay-st,
Steamers hkwPoRT AND OLD COLONY.
Capt A. O. siANoNS Capt. b. NJ SIMMONS
TIE most orec route 70 Tsunton Mseboro Plymouth, New
Bedford Msrthas Vineyard Nantucket Cspe Cod the WHITE
HoUsTAISs ana al Pdepl pss ia gngana and the
Pof Tickets snd Stateoons 629
Bro.dwsv Tweaythris Third ave and OaehGn ie
Dodds Oes Bosswsv and 10 Cont
A. Brooln; or oEes Pss At ali pdpco. Ho
saa Ticket OGees ia TIE siI .on,, ,
GEORGE l. CoShOE, Gsasrs PAsssnser 4 cut
u &. S B.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
And the following for city bank shares:

The following shows the imports Of foreign dry
goods at the port Of New-York for tho week ending
Nov. 27 and since the beginning of the year.
For TIE WeeL 1872. 1879. 1874.
q port... $l,2300SO fSJTSB5 Sl,2S397f
Throsu Oa market. l,3JS667 s?l.2l7 l,24l,4l5
Sine, Jan |.
y,,,re s po $3.50 so3 500 ios s0l ss3 s33
Thrown l2l ,319 lllO53S99 lO3.6is23l
The Chicago and Rock Island receipts for the
third week in November are reported as showing an
increase of 1000 over the corresponding week Of
last year. increase of $4,000 for the second week.
and decrease Of $4,000 for the first week.
The Directors Of the Direct Gable Company are
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

GENERAL SEsoSs-STHERIAND JAugust Ssine, James Coyle
flouous Lstefy Jh1 Dcuohu@ james Cadr James
MoQaa9e, Kse SeIoa, barclay Jane, Bne1 IloTas Lynch
Eey Cr.res Crt hu Vngan May T. DOran, George Me
Govern Penuey grand ctny Les C Margaret Lsey
the prrsot arsh Mars rlery hu. James Re
John G. VouOn Of tie laws lag silo boarding
Iou e Pa,k PeE Brady. Patrick Farrell william II
william C. lOlk James CArfy, violating kxss awi Lo Lsttnek
robbery.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
THE MARKETS.
iCareiunv repor.sd ;or the rsrsusn.I
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
FRIDAY, Nov. 81, 1874
Tho following Isl complete Of exports shipped in vessels when
vero cleared to-day for ,oreisn ports:
AsrvEKP-Dark Pormalhsut o,,
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

FOR Or s. =. s .S % v: 81 sss' as q
Ss'' 9 w. s"a I ssssl5S 90 for s 'sG sSG i' for
sTava seti ths $1,000 bu,b NV Ono Irsi o.:
$780, s;p STAT. %s sId = "a 5 %f s, and % on t
White s.6oa7oe ard White oao 8, CIR. 'or. Rcb.ai5
90 fr State pier Corn is shade strong hoash , %
Sn. .'.ss %.ss Mssd =. IL . ,Di 10.
for Oh and o799Oe for New saoaii o iior u - q g. Oi
out particular cbinre COO ron, ql2c Id l.dq ssi
Price, lominay before Bags are qaid bat lf
HAY AND STRAW grad NJ. wb read, foru,,
Ce k.. Io. is sDao5e CIyer s0aoc sla s, a.
Straw du and uaerei Long Bye at Cos shor Co. at a55
HBsPTte msr.e' $ qeies fr all ll1d' To- Si1y 9 "a
s.G & S.p Da are bor sas more o, IS' 10 & issS 5 % &
quote &C. eash and zine; sales Of Loo Ise- s J
IyDTGowe have onv to no.e sn' Io0H,r ,r'ie ''qt r
ous hg Manila sold n lots '1@oJe and Iln a. 81 a
LNsEED There oplv ,iy pre,,; quo
ns2 42ias2 49, gold 60 days. saes Of 1000 8, v
MiLLPEgp1l. %,tss . ;se'ty bit 5 "e ctr ce'.
e254 s2S; ana ,ye Fe,d at t2j1s2G j,ioI w.
MoLAsSES-Poes very dali 'ni the nqII1 Is ceiv eo.s1'd
obbng lots pndDv Porto Rico aud The market D,m
steady dem Of bh'r H.vOreaas,
$780, Cuba Ma'co7sio esTc i3c Cabl Mascoy'o 90
cey i2d5oc Porto RIO, 4OqJ1ei ElsGsn sls, - 46Jc4
NAVAL sS S0agoo q ;e, ,S Tih S9ys 3 %o-r,'s den
also ~ pore.D 900 pol. ao e.yef 20, = - a.
SPIRITS steady but du.eti 10 his - -
Guet Wash snl Wilmington quote - l22QS- % Ph
Is steady al 81 81 l20S2 80 Prime CITY, deiyef el.
without quoted fo-
hands. Grade Fb 6uny hc but
MenhaIr Gull barely sustained 400 for Souni i3tJ
for MIn. Lard STEADY With on moderate aes at 81 01asl 10
for Prime Winter. Other D l. are cul.
PETROLEUM-Re6oei is dEer with only light business
rnstei $500 bbs q, lc witch al The closing qro
ton steady 2G7c Crude ucisEsd
quiet j Hiphha dull ami steady at lOe
The usrket at Phakelpha dali with values dm lU3lc 1s
primary wihou bic change. but Inactive
PR0yEloNSTle PorE marAet strong sad a"e cye "'e'o
900 bb Mes s2l and Sig for New ct Wei
800 bbls seller Jarury f2i 50 Bef seAy snf ffr
active Of 60 bh SI2 5O9sl3 Extra Nesi slJ0tlJ IS
FOR Packet ami s1s1Ss 90 for Pamr. Teoe Beefs 80
fair request $50 Cy Erts ds Mess si $3.50 AZ
Beef steady qaet; se o 80 bbb. Wem 80
Cat Meats rV active AMI se,dv sales Of 5000 Uec' 8 ~
Picked Shoulers bs,47c. Fresh do. 9c fr smokei
DO; lOac for Presh lIam'i llle for Pcaled doi
bulk at iOdI IOLc; 90 boxes Gle Bellies, lli2c Bieo,
quiet bat steady with but Little mll for tie a7
s,les OF Lorg Clear CITY lle Dres ogi wese;
ard Lard Is actys snt Eghe as Of
&C.: 4jO Western Steam at l4isd!i i 2'OcS
DO 10 lil4 check sgt for tie amount q t i
future delivery Of 900 seller cenber aud Jaals
l4Is; 500 January. i44Gli J.lO 900 tS. i
Pebrury at i5Dl4ac; 800 tcs seller st month. a. u 500
l4L4i $50 seller the Ia 3I60 I4l3. 5Ol tee sfei
three months la: 81 No. Western a. Is 3-IOe,
Rei1ed is net; hell a. l4Ac
CHsEE- There better feeling n th. mrtei and prizes rule
steady Quotations. for the local trade there l. lar bned
doing shippers mahrz inqJ paying le' for s!"eJ
Fancy We
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
rF,UE FLUSHING. NORrH SHORE, ant

'EHE tLtSHINO, Nun 1 IL HilOhL, anu
Il CkNIGAL hAlLGOaD fO1PANE
Short Bhvon BlrshOI LIP sayye ad PaichOgue
llaners Ioint 1870 d. u.--Ia i,lOD trun.
Hure POiat $50 m.-Ptchosae mail tfain with paro
attached.
Lase IIuEIers Point 20O p m.--Pat-hogue train
Hunters P1ut $50 HFatchOsse train with
Tor attached
Leave Hunters Point Q 90 p m.-Islip way train
parclas bids aud small timetables Also Tor trains 10
Farnngl Certra HiJ. Para. Hinse and otlr
sa0p Seglork, foot ~ Jsnrs a
Of TFVfsnd - River 10 minnie
tue deusHre from u Point Tcke. bo bsgga
checked "a add fA 0c trains
Hunters Great Neck HcuYad. GARDEN Ct Paoh0g1e
and ali Way .toLs 80 a. % IA foE fusAng Col.
arI 81 4erL-tg 6tstO.s 1t 10. 1890
lEVO T. laa LOO 3l1 g00. 600 " l. y. DAEIVA, sgpt
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

%. .MoKenna agt. Barker.
"A. Wallace sgt. Simpson
%. Ninth Ward Bank sgt.
Hazlett & arc.
&c. Mason agi. Hszlett x sno.
Same AT. Same.
2S..S m son agi. Bruce
2J..L-,iness sgt. Post.
30 Al ~ agt. hntu"uY.
3l.Ncrgool sgt. Ba!calow.
32..4rArtlur agt. Golden
Heating Co.
SO. Sherwood sgt. Cummings.
3i..ilsLeias s.t. Baby x EDo.
3J..Co.iict AIT Young.
36. ba dwa agt. Csfse1ter
37..Jsgu1lin agt. The w.
Union Tel. Co.
SO. Moves Ut Dunhsm
~. .McK Cd q. Nc ;orlev.
A.. NlIey Az kis,su. 4 sIo.
4l..Bs helmer act. Cherry.
az. .LDNeustelD q. ki4ls.
$50 RUurke 4 auo. sgt.
CJ0reF.
"a. GAVIN sgt. PlasA
Sj..hhd-r,on at. Reilly.
46. .B Iter ag'. Cumm ngs.
Al. herman at Met Nat
Bank Of n. Y.
~. Wei agt Lange mo. y.
40. .Ssme sgt. same (No. ~.
90. ..Dfohan agt. Cole.
5l..H.s-,schcr at. Strakoscb.
52. ~ ems sgt. Adler.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

Non.Guuer1.od No.tonG
fn,inagt Hamburger.
BAKER agi- Cummings
Same agt. Same.
Honig alI. Al IL.
Stri,zsl az. llo' 20.
Lee sgL Da'sIcr.
s8ue tgt sue.
Jarna-I.ei Tc'icTS
l..uari'n- ~. B-In%
9Th Fl-s clt CiBrs.
3..Cs.crn z. S ..rlan.
q. .UruR.tal,er 81; h isa.
5..Cleai.ac s:t tr'ssoI.
q. ,Conrlr lrt Toe luuliT-
hi a.s. p. K. &C.
7..Baasr ngt Maeisleh
hs-t!e 20.
6. Caldwell oeJ. "" h.
q. .McAdan act Can4e.
TO-. Browne .gL bur ,er.
IL. .Duns at Beatty.
L.. .Aprg1 a. Ff-r.
13..Bl.cs A. Hotter.
14..Dlacg3 aEt tesre.
0..BorLiardt tRI sno. igt
Hg4t-g.
l6. .Sim'als MFG Co. hgL
Neihsr zee.
II. WI .low at Johnson
Is. HEATH sgi. liubb-'L
l9..Nr'l.n agt Jo-l n.
20. .IstirGn aCt III Ack.
2l..Zslilki at. kru' skopf l.
anO.
90 49, a 90 If-r1
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
CALEYDARS-POR MONDAY.

srPRIvs COrrr-SPKciAL TrRN-VaS BRUSr, J.
tsi,s or LIp C.d Ffct.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON and

~
q NAERAGANSEIT, TJes
TL1rsIsvs, sa;ur1ls sni STONINGfOS Mondays
Wecneslsv ard Fri Per 3 North River ot Of JV
m ayng IN ahead Of ali tier las Tcae sale
ali pr!nc Office stafooms SecGrei a, the Offices Of
We, OF Exrress & a1d at 3l9 brosdsaY. 49,. -
X A IJl VEAL Free " iiLKISS GeA'L Pass. Agent
s. X.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
Gienmboaia ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on H0usatonc
ID and Nsugauck Railroad. Fare ST. steamer BRIDGEP0RT
leaves Caitsrue slip at ll30a and Bridgeport at II m
CITlZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
~ SARATOGA, LAKB CliAMPLAIN. LAKE GEORGE. THR
Ai'' AND REDUCTION s. suSSysleR Nd Po@ELG
Ryer ot Leroy CcnuccrE VII morning trains on Y Centr
Rensselaer, Saratoga sud To and Boston, and connecting rail-
JOSEPH CORNELL. supt
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO THB wEST-Passenger and Freight
Station in NsEYork foot of hbeTy Connects at sonervs VIII win
RR hpurs Lehgh and snsauehsnn, pnSop also With
a Pennsylvania and New-f0rk State.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
9Doe ishssDs :. SSS s, Allentown
MaUch Chunk, Tsmsqua, wilkesbarre Scranton. ke
Train for Somervie and Pe%nsO1; ,r,. w,.
Ptton. Mabsnoy City Mt Carmel HaIeon
Towsnds Waverly, &c Connects at Junction with DEL b 0'
500 NoRsNe B1rREss dali, Except sund.y,) S E.'tSo %
femHgton at Rason for Msueh CHUNK
Scranton. &c. with throueh cars TO DsnVl "nAm'Po
i2:40 D m-RIPsrss for Pcmngon, Bsston Bath Allentown
MaLch Chunk Mahsnoy City: Hs1eou, MuAf,ohe e.. ~
ing, Colaubs Lancaster EDhrsta Pottsvil Harris
230 mway Tram for Easton Catasauaus a9a sor,
$3.50 D. m--Way Train for Plaln6ed On Sa'eTaaS' ""S ~
400 m-wsy Train for E,son, AlentOw1 and Msueh eh0'A
Comets at JUNCTION with Del lack anI w We.l sbsto m
BIS m.-way Tram for Planseli. - 49, r,, .uo
town Chunk, Wikesba Towards kea1'ns' hA'f'os
r'eIs1a' ssa ,. Tnl. m -%sS Train. for somerrle
1880 p --lEmigrant'1cFSr atI1. Ea.tGn
;OH For Hs.Scih at BIZ sl5 $40 Pa s:te te
pgb IS0 4i5 55 8 80 5:45. g. 6lO G;3o q 1880.
s:l5 9l5 1880. lll5. Up mp RIcKER soo. and gas
RI p BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

Il the NEW.JEAS4Y SO!rHErN RAILROAD.
Fare TOm Nro-lc;l 10 iliaIeipha a onlY 81 70.
Cemmencas MONDAY IJ lS74 the stsunch and com
JANB NOSGLl and DiI STAR connecting At
ssuJy HoOK with a. r Hs, viii
Leave Ncg-Yirk nom Pier g. N r., foot Of Rector-st
9:45 n.-Icr P.ia1epia long Branch Toms River Ware
town. ucie iIg. Vie I'D. a.. BnlcttOn
400 r. rFor Long Li-4eb Ions Rver Wafetown Barnegat
tp1 TucseftoH . - ,r,, =
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on H0usatonic
and Naugauck RslroadI Fare 81. steamer BRIDGEP0RT
leaves Caifsrpe slip 1870 m. and Bridgeport at IL
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-06
CRAB ORCHARD.

The East End Of old Lincoln furnishes no
gossip this week. We have no Cincinnati
Southern to shed joyous bumfuErles over, and
very little us at present for the l.. & n. We
are iae,ing, lrtely, very much like homely
cross-eyed maiden at a free-lunch. We retain
all our goodness, our Righteousness, wealth,
hospitality and characteristic excellencies
but our aristscratic neighbors, Stanford and
liustonyille, seem to ignore us. The indiea-
tons, II We mistake not, point to an open
rupture between our high-headed shiretown
and the little village just foraent shat rail-
road We'd rather that the road should
have come around this way than that il should
present an insuperable barrier between Stan
ford and the Western Athens, By-the-way,
we heard man say the other day that some
sharp Stanfo!dt had succeeded in extorting
the promise from headquarters that the sta
ton between Stanford and Jacksonville shall
be called WEST SrASFoRD, We like the
name and hope il is So But II would be just
tn IIustonville, in return for her warm advo-
cacy Of Cincinnaii's institutions, and the
funds she has layishly given 10 the Southern
railroad enterprise, that the company should
erect a legible fnger-boar,i, at "west Stan
ford something like this,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-06
FROM BOYLE COUNTY.

SHELBY CRY. Ky, Jan. %, 1874.
Cov,spond,no, Iai,r,or journal,
Through the kindness Of our agent, Mr..
Hunt, we present you partial synopsis Of the
business transacted in this Office, for the month
Of January, 1874.
Ii IL proper to remark, that owing to the
Indictment weather, season &c 1T il far from be-
ing even an average months business:
Hogs shipped, 9 car loads; Mules shipped,
o car loads; Cattle shipped, car loads;