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The New York herald., 1874-12-03
THE GERMAN gMIGRANT SOCIETY.
German immigration Stats lies.

0crmon immigration Statistics.
The directors OF the German Emigrht Society
held meeting at their once, No. l3 BROADWAY.
yesterday afternoon, Frederick scnack presiding.
and some Interesting Statistics regarding German
immigration at this port we're submitted, showing
q steady decline Of the same. Ii appeared from
the reports submitted that the number n German
immigrants landed at Castle Garden durHg the past
month were 3,O9s, showing falling In of S. o4o
compared With the corresponding mOnh OF last
year, when 1888 Germans arrived at Cashe Ga RIDER
The whole number OF German emigraits landed
at Castle Garden since the lstl OF jan
nary amounted to 1926 personsta falling
on OF 5o0S4 compared with Ihe frst
eleven months OF last year, When the
German immigration at this port rAched the
number OF 9o,3T0 persons. The Relief (bmmittee.
through Jacob Windmueller, submitted a report
showing that during the past month 81 German
Immigrants In poor ana destitute circumstances
were aided BY the society at an expelse OF 500.
similar purposes during the preseit month,
making, with balance OF 4548 remaining In the
hands OF the committee, total Of S4,14 available
Tor charitable purposes during the nbnth. The
physican OF the society during the hst month
treated 1fty-nve patients under the tare OF the
society, OF whom thirty-six remained t1der treat
ment. The Treasurer Theodore Buck, reported q
Balance OF 4l1, l05 "a In the treasury, n addition
TO the general und OF the society amounting 10
f36 600.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Feverishness in the STOCK
Market.
PRICES ECCENTRIC AED LOWER
Gold Steady at u2 l-8-Money 4
and 5 Per Cent.
WALL STREET,


me stock market continues so feverish that is is
impossible to arrive at any conclusion with refer
ence 10 the course Of prices in the near future.
Opinion appears TO be about equally divided con-
cerning the symptoms OF weakness manifested to-
day, and there is unquestionaoly strong recogni-
uon OF certain facts that seem TO point to tenn
porarily lower undertone The tremulousness
that has been exhibited Tor the past Two days the
gradual decline or prices the evident ana
successful efforts OF the pools" to reaiize
st the top OF the market are incidehts
thar have affected the Thermometer OF the
street senstively and led to new ana iresn oe-
velopments on the part OF the operators. "
now SAID that q considerable short interest has
been created in anticipation OF the lower prices
thar are expected as antecedent to the usual
January RISE and the large operations OF the day
IN the absence OF any known outside purchases
10 a great extent favor this belief and produced
their eject in changing the general view OF the
market. Should a reaction occur 1t viii simply
follow the rule for these ups and downs, espe-
ciaIy when artincally manipulated, In the
absence of leading commercial causes have .
limit.
THE COURSE OF PRICES
to-day was as ionows:-In the early dealings
there was a decline OF from \ to 4 per cent.
This was recovered at the call; but arrer midday
o further decline Of from Z to Ia per cent set in,
which arected the principal speculative shares.
At the close the weakness in one instance
amounted to 2h per cent. Northwest common
fell OF from 467s to 4oA, preferred rom 62h 10
cox; ST Paul common from 40 to 3SH, wabash
from 32A TO 3lh, Union Pacific from 36ss to 35I,
Lake Shore from SlA to S1h, Erie from 2Sx to Is,
Rock Island from 10211 to 1917. Onios from S3a to
32X, Western Union from 50 10 81 u and Iron Noun
tain from 80 70 2Th. American District Telegraph
advanced to Ak. Canton sole at 81 and Consoii-
dation Coal at As. c., c. and l. c. was frmer at
10h q 10A. Pacific Mail was comparatively
steady at Az AZ Az. Erie opened at 2sA,
advanced to 2Ss and closed at g.
GAINS AND LOSSES.
The gains and losses OF the day, compared with
closing figures yesterday, were as foliows:-
GAIss-Quicksilver, per cent; Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph, q Canton, u gold, Y.
LossEs-Atlantlc and Pacific preferred N New
York Central, q c.. c. and !. O., y; Delaware and
Lackawanna, u; Erie, u; ST. Joseph, ~; Lake
Shore, N; Northwest common, Onio and Mis-
Hssippi, u Pacific Mail, u Rock Island, u; st.
Paul, i /; Toledo and Wabash, u; Union Pacific, Is;
Northwest preferred, Ia.
Harlem and Panama remained in Stdtu quo.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening, highest
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mons JeIng IN missouri long bonds at osk, new
Ten nessee SKIES. coupons, At 6oh 81 Virginia
Sizes, consolidated, second series, at 42as; old
tennessee skies at STA.
BANK SHARES.
The actual transactions were as follows:-Bank
OF the Republic sold at l03 l03h, and American
Exchange for ll2s ll2k. The latest bids are:-
America. $50; American Exchange, 1929; Butch
ers and Drovers, l3O; Central National, lo2;
Chatham, 1877; Chemical 1905 City, 500; Com
merce, 1l71s Corn Exchange. l22; First Ma
tional, 200; Fourth National, s7k; Gallatin Ma
tional, l2sh; German American. SO; Hanover
l00k; Irving, ls1; Leather Manufacturers, lso;
Mechanics, 13s; Merchants. 1lsA; Metropolitan,
1856; Nassau. l05; New York. l25; New York
County, POS North America, sa; Pacific, $50; Park
ls9; Snoe and Leather, l53; State Of New York,
no.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-LIvERPooL. Dec. p
Evening Common rosin, IS. 3D. per cwt linseed OIL
26s per cwt; spirits turpenune, 25s. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. LONDON, Dec 2-Even-
ngLnseed OIL 2s 81. per cwt spirits turpentine, 2s
PEI CWL = !.
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DEPARTMENT OF PARKa

The commissioners oil Public Parks held meet
ing yesterday, bat transacted no business or any
public Importance. communication was re-
ceived from the Corporation Counsel giving 1t as
his opinion that the Department OF Parks ana not
the Department OF Public Works had the author
ity to pave 'Ihlrd avenue, between WestchesLer
avenue and the northern boundary OF the twenty
third ward.o An ordinance was passed by the
Common Council and signed By the Mayor, Novem.
Der II, authorizing the Department OF Public
Works to do the work. The opinion of the Cor.
poration Counsel, 1t VIII be seen, therefore VIII
necessltate the reDeal oi the ordinance
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Il, 40 lAH
;ho ss,ss hsys
loo Il sSc 100 hort notice. at Ike 100 at Il l92c
s lsise SO AZ Is ssssc june SO q is f$Sc Total.
!s se its: March, Is fsss April i isiss Nay ss
cember 900 at 4s.c 100 short notice, ssc., 100
L sse % s q s 5S0 e
!. s2c 7o9 go at i IL sse y 500 o at 4 lslss
lido 5s.c iO0o at IS 1896, go az 5c April 400 at
M iS 10 q IS !. l at as ss sS Ia, ,s IS 20 IL
isc. so3 siss 20 20 A. is Ss aIs SS y y
is isas So.sp bales &C Grand a i total % Bales %
Ess shs % MSS. ass 0ss
s s Iii. rssE rs.assSs = III. sis ss7
N ,es z 1 9ysr Y a Ss
IS ssi VI. s compressed 10 Liverpool
&c Corrrs"For Rio the market remained quiet but
a. Ss 'ss. Sa d0
s0saS ordinary ssrros % sEEsss o rye
extreme range for lots, lskc aae java, government
s,s 5.. Hsss Rs%isss sss
iss is cursco. iss isc, gold sSsna 09Ssys w.
1880 bushels; barley $3.50 do The -four market was
about $50 bbs including al Kinds At figures wit Within
the range of quotations Corn meal was less active
e. xsfa jersey asa Penn
syivania yellow; also 5U sacks Baimore yellow 81 IS
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CLOSING pR1oEs-s O'CLOCK p.x
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Steadier-Fl0ur Quiet-Wheat
Unchanged-COrn Firm-Oats Firm
Pork and Lard Easier Groceries
Quiet and steady-Freigh hts Firmer-
Petroleum Easier-Naval STORES Dull
whiskey Easier.
WEDNESDAY Dec. 2-oPM
TIE merchandise markets were duh and irregu-
lar. almost without exception. On 'Change nour
was quiet Wheat dun and nominal. Corn dull
but nrm for both old and new, the latter bringing
nearly as much as the former when in prime
order. Oats were more active but without decided
change. WhisKey was easier. Pork and lard
were easier though the former was not essentially
changed. Fretghrs and charters we're strong. Cot
ton attracted attention and ruled seadier under
encouraging advces from abroad. Groceries
quiet and essentially changed in value. Petroleum
dull and nomnally easier for refined while crude
rema ined nrm. Naval stores neglected ndnomt
nal
CorroH-with advices from Liverpool OF more reas-
surfing the market for spot cotton opened seader
In with some demand from exporters and limited
inquiry the mills; but holders refused sell except
st an advance and checked operation, as bids
higher than yesterdays quotations Subsequently, how
ever the offerings LIBERAL consequent upon
hs
~ pended quotations The purchases Tor export were
w.h Lyerpoo IL err aaounons sordnS no margin to ope.
on Tine op fo ansf sbras ns a o.
position short sales opened at about 6 higher
aan Last eosns sssd the 0ns
receipts a. The ports and At me interior towns The
%arHe, for future deliveries at the close was steady At
!: ss ssaasfy n:ras aiSS I nsiS5Sy
hear Of private iesgr reporting falling oil in
cep.s small deOo,s away from The interior
The following quotations are based on American stand
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" neat was dull. but nomnaiiy unchanged The mar.
o ksi k hs . a ond
O. FOR common spring 81 Osh 81 % Tor No Chicago.
sse ~ "a red IL m7 81 50 for AMs AMBER
bu. ana T. oT sS s5oa
94c FOR old s9c. 9lc Western mixed, sOc
Wa au an sas G nos o
sn e asG n sss the
vss wee m r9ng and In 1924 demand The sales les foot
Tor state and Western mixed closing irm. Rye remained
reardea Transactions rates being Generally above The
nd but @ was or IN
quence. Inc engagements were:-io Liverpool, by
ss'ss s5sa I eha tssn
"a Son S bushels % OF grain at 3D. 10 nhds OF aiioW At
at Esd TO London. by san iool oars AZ I'D. 500 tbls
s aletsis @
@ per % coak a Sl % ine Sta Kinsasm
Baltimore Cork for orders With Gcoo quarters @ OF oi
Orleans Cork Tor orders to the untsd XXI Kingdom Con.
tinent or Baltic with full cargo OF cotton on private
MoLAssxs The market for foreign remained dull and
in q n Sa realized
new crop. Sc ssc 90 clayec. SIC a 32c do musco-
Porto Rco aoc Csc English Islands, S ioc &c. New
oTe,nr @ sec iSr nsw ms,s srop .,,r,..
trihe rmer TO DAY but very quiet closing with
s3c. asked for merchanable order ana 34,xc BID We
for strained roein was dull and nominaly lower. No
sales reported, in abs OF which we quote.
nominally 81 rs 81 80 for common good The hner
sTssss s yse % e GS ss ana Ts
nington Pitch was sold. In small way at 81 SIX for
city.
PErRoLEus-The market for refined was dull and
noninaly easier; quoted at l0nc. I0c for early de-
livery. Crude in bulK was firmly held al 55xc for
round lots; 200 bbls cold at 6c. Cases quiet
and very firmly held at iUlsc Tor city The Philade-
phia market was inacnve but remained nominally
ssady " value "a gsnnsd quoted at iec for delivery
quotations as foliowsofl City 7sc Soc Titusviiie
sc. housewife 75c. Petroleum Centre 7oc; Tidouie
immediate shipment
Provisions Receipts-Pork 200 bbls; beef ls1 pack
sgesi cut meats, sA do lard, 79o bbIs and tierces
the demand rather better We heard OF sales OF SO
bbs Of old mess on the spot, at $2L and L00O bbs Of
new mesa for. for Fsn,uary @ a delivery Sa Is
psr and wsr. %
y moderate r. demand ,a Quoted az sc sc FOR city sna
way Hoss 70 'n tn. 'ass saoan ny Of ,oss,Rs
enrnae ear Saoatona as hn ne range Of
bbls sli 50 s2 for extra do. do SO 3 $40 Tor
prime mess terces' S22 sz3 for India do do and sa4
20 for extra city india mess Beef hams were mac
range OF Western. cut meats were quiet but frmly
held; tor lew descriptions holders were asking
moEe n,oE.d M saes cinae M 500 lbs Of bose
Loo loose fresh hams at l0<c Ic OO0 lbs OF loose
Dieked bellies at loc loc 1900 lbs. OF do i0Sc
We quote :-Pickied shoulders &C. SMOKED Do sXc. =
DC. picked hams Ike: smoked do I2s.c a f3c ;
picked bellies lvi4c iO.s Lsrd-For western steam
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OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening, highest
q loxest prices of the day
THE SALES.

The transactions OF the day on the Stock Ex.
change amounted 10 about 100000 shares, which
were divided among the principal stocks as fol-
lows:-New York Central and Hudson, s04; Erie,
I77o0 Lake shore, 26, 100; Chicago and Pittsburg.
200; North western. SO, 400; Northwestern. prefer
red, LOO; Rock Island 90 500 Pacific MAIL lo,loo;
ST. Paul 1890; st. Paul, preferred, 500; Ohios,
$500; Western Union, 10, 500; wabash, 49, 800; Un
Ion Pacific, %, 100; c., c. and l. c., 700; Panama
100; Atlantic and Pacific, preferred, 1000; Iron
Mountain, LOO.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

Money on call loans was strong at four and i've
per cent, the bulk OF business being done at these
rates, although just before the close, the rates
dropped 10 ~ a per cent Commercial paper re-
mans as last quoted. Foreign Exchange was
dull. The following are the ruling rates:-Sterling
exchange quiet, but steady; prime nominal rates,
AS and 400 V; selling rates. 4S41l sS5 and 4S9x
. 1907; Continental quiet and steady; Reich
marks, s5k and s63I 9eA; CABLE 97H 97k
prime Paris dull, but steady, SIS and 512h
GOLD
opened at 112 advanced 10 1l2h, declined to 1117s
and closed at 1125s. 1t is intimated tnat some
So, 600 900 has been Withdrawn from market with a
view to speculation, a further advance and possl-
bly, TO affect the stock market. The rates on gold
loans 1-e4 9, e. 1872, I, and per cent for
borrowing, nat, and per cent for carrying. At
the close l64 per diem was paid for use. the ship
ments for tomorrow amount to 100000. The
EhipmenJs to-day amounted to 1861, 900
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FINANCIAL.

mOON ono TO LoAN-ON BOND AND MORT
3OUU.UUU sage; upon private dwel,Iings or good
store property In New York city Brooklyn security
must be double money At once. Address PRINCIPAL.
pox l40 Herald once.
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HOUSE STATEMENT.
THE UNITED STATES TREAsURl

The customs receipts to-day were $177,00o In
ternal revenue receipts, s354,575. National bank
notes received for redemption to-day, $4,000.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out s69, 900 on ac-
count OF interest and $500 in redemption OF FIVE
twenty bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds were dull and steady. Tne
following were the latest quotations:-United
States currency SKIES, 1lsH a 1l61s; do. do,
1881, registered, 1l6 1l6H do. do, do, 120h
12oT do do, dve-twenties, 1862, registered,
112Z 113; do. do do, coupon ll2L 113; do.
do. 1894 registered, 1l47s a 114s4; do. do do.
114h 1l47s do do, 1865, registered, 115I 116 ;
do. do, do, coupon, 116Z III; do do, do, new,
registered 1853 115k; I; do do, do, coupon, 11sI
l1sh do do, 1867, registered, 116 1161.; do.
DO, do, coupon, 1l97s l2o; do. do, 1868, regis
tered. 116 ll61; do. do, do, coupon, 119s&
i2o; do, ten-iortes registered, 113k 11sh do.
do., coupon, ia 114%; do. nves, 1881, regis
tered, ll3 q 1l3H do. do, do, coupon, 113 113h
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Late London advices report the amount OF bu
lion Withdrawn from the Bank OF England to-day
on balance to be f12.0oo Erie closes at 25H.
Paris dispatches quote renIes at 62L 52xc. In
Frankfort United States nve-twenty bonds OF 1862
were g7e4; consols for money, 9lh e1x ex-inter-
est do. Tor account, 921.; 1866 bonds, old, 1coh
1897 bonds, 1O9x 1oo&; ten-forty bonds, 1o41s !;
new nves, lo3. American securities weak. Con-
e0ls steady.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railway bonds were firm on sales amounting to
310o50o. New York Central nrsts coupon, sold at
il2K; do. skies OF 1883 at es ssx; Chicago, Bur-
lngton and quincy egnts at 113h; Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated at co. and Belleville
and Southern Illinois 1rsts at 90. Central Pacific
bonds closed at e6ss TO 965S, and Union Pactrcs,
p2x o2Z for 1rsts SO TO ss5< Ior land grants and
76ss to 76Y for sinking funds.
SOUTHERN BONDS.
These we're without feature. the only transac-
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COPARTNERsHIPs.

nIssOLUTIoN OF CoPARTNERsHIP.-NEw YORK.
IL December l. lS7l-The CopartnershlD heretofore
ex listing be eween the undersigned under the firm name
of Haas selipman this day dissolved by mutua, con
sta nding accounts. s. HAAS
r. sELIGMAN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-26
CONDENSED MILK.

Is made by carefully evaporating the watery por-
eon OF FRESH Milk, adding to il a small portion ot
white ssgar and sealing it up hermetically. In
.Als way it will keep for years and can again be
Brought very nearly to its naturally liquid state by
the addition of water. 1t is very largely used
in the preparation OF food for infants, and is
especially adapt ed TO the of trav elers on &c
count of its portability and answering all The par
pes of fresh milk. The hest brands are sold Ly :
L. RlNGHURST X co,
Corner Sixth and Mark ct streats
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wilmington and western R. II
TIME TABLE,.

FALL AMI WINTMEARRANGEME
Commencing Oct. lst. 1s7i. trains W i'll
@S run as follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 ~ a. III. and r 81 =. III.
Leave Landenberg A.. m and "a =. IN,
Arrive at Wilmington ~ a IN. and ) 81 y M
Afrlye az landenberg l. so a IN. and Is 20 IN
CON Trains leaving Whining ton a t
~ doa IN with train leaving Philadelphia at : ~
Train leaving Wilmington at 6 = Pm, connects
with train lea,ng Philadelphia at 1 Ol M
IRAN arIlH ing at Wilmington at 15 IN, with
tram Tor fhlladel pha at lUa4n.
Iran arriving at NllminEtuD at - NH train
ior Pbilade .hla at y IN
sunday trans will be nithdraRn after Oct. lst
DAVID CUNNELL, Surt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-26
A Horrible Outrage.
YOUNG GIRL. BRUTALIY ASSAULTED nY NE
GRO NAN.

YOUNG Girl. BRUTATII ASSAULTED Hf NE
GRO MAN.
NEW YORK, NAV GA colored mar, who gave
his name as VIM. Baker, was arrested yesterday
afternoon by CAPTAIN Byrnes lie IS charged
with committing, IN most brutal manner an IN
decent assault on young ltalian girl named
Amelia Barlcncli. 1t appears that Amelia, VINO
is hut eleven wears OF age and lives at ll5 Shivah
street, with another child named teesta EostHS-
H. about nine years Of age we're playing IN ASH
inetou Park Yesterday morniug when they weIc
accosted hy the nero He asked tlcm II they
would like some flowers and both answered YES
liz led them out of the rltk Ia an unpccupied
house in Amity street. aud, fright, ninE Col'sta
away, he took Amelia into the basement oi the
building.
Upon getting the child into the haselhehi anu
shutting the door Baker caught her by the throat
with both hands aud Threatened To kli her II she
made any alarm The lttic thing seems to have
struggled desperately nntw ithsiandlhE, lui, upon
examination, aho was found 10 hu cnt ana bruised
all over the body. His purpose accomplished
BAKER He'd, leaving the little girl IN the BASEMENT
IA AN apparently DIVING condition. ller coinpan-
luu, alarmed at seeing the negro take Amelia mt
the basement ran to officer Lockwood and told
him what had occurred. lhs oihcer found the
giIl lying on the floor ct5 ing bitterly "ith me
pain oi her wounds, Captain BNtneS promptly
turned out a squad ut mrn and culhiatntei a
seaIuh for the negro.
Captain Byrncs met Baker on SiNih ANenne
aud at once took him into custody. lie Is a t'i''
thin, regular featured, desperate ln"hth" f'nnll-
drci, and stoutN denies being the Climlnat- lntl
pirls, however, fully identified htm l1.t evening,
aud the police atr now lnohinE iut iuilhtr fN +
deucc NJ linsl hun. The rhl sirln- alr "f The
opinion the child Amelia cannot llHe
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-26

President MacMahons new Cabinet seems to
satisfy the press Of this country, however 1t may
be received by the people of France. Including,
as it does representatives Of all the main factions,
it Is thought that peace, for while at least, Will
thereby be preserved
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-26
Steamer S. M. FELTON,,
FOR PHILADELPHIA

;, The FELTON," lcavcs French Street 81 all
" harf at :, A NJ and returning, -
leaves Chestnut street. Phi.adephil al Z, r, NJ.
Fare 10 Phiiade pha % Gents
Return IMP tickets - =
Freight taken at usu ual rate.
ar- Parties shipping cirriagcs are natihel that
the Inc Will not he Ic-pon-the Tor any damage
after landing OH the wharf At fhiladethla
Mr., Iaggart will forward them at shippers ri, k
y rt94t--ed 10 do $" N I'm
FTNO 1Hk PUBLIC.
Il The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com.
pany have completed arrangements 10 carry Money
Packages ana Express Matter 10 AMI rom all lolnts
On the line ni their roau and " est Chester.
Also, to all points on tho Philadelphia and Read
ing and Catawissa Railroads. including Reading
Allentown. Columbia, Hattsburg. Lancaster Down-
,ngtown, Mahoney City, Mt. Carinel. Norristown.
Pottsville. dc.
For further information apply at the Depot cor
her of Front and Madison streets. Wilmington.
=, EXPRESS matter sent 10 frlnklin relegraph ui o.
No, West Third street or To their Depot Front
and Madison. OF orders pctt with McMdllen 4 seal
oshvennE agents viii receive prompt attention.
c. SrOLZ,
as6-h aanI Sup't W. n X. r. X "a
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40 pounds and over at the rate of sl0o Ter leo lbs.
The above prices to take effect on Monday April
eth, lN74
Our Ice i aS good as any lee that can he offered
in the market and will be sold a> low the lowest
WALTON K JAMES.
aprstf 18th and King and No. . W. Third SITS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-26
Yines Of Gravel.
WILMINGTON AND READING RAJ
"

On and after Tuesday. May goth. 1874. trains
will run OVER MAIN LINE AND READING
BRANCH to and from Reading without change of
cars, on the following time:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-26

No. !. Passengers take this train tor all point
the Baltimore Genital T.. k. Connects with
trains East and West IN Penn'a X. Il. Mt Coates
vile and at lie ding with I, AZ k. Il. h. Lcba-
non Valley. an ErSt Penn K. X.
No. .. Connects with trains ruHnn2 East and
West on the Penn'a K. X. at Coatesville. AT
Chadd's Ford with L. \ T. {. Il. X and Delaware
Railroad
No. !, Connects at Wilmington with New YoIk
and Washington Express North II South. Al
Coatesville with trains running East nj West on
the Penn'a Railroad, and al Reading with East
penn'a and Lebanon Valley Railroad.
No 4. Passengers atryus IL Reading by the
Berks County Il. t.. 4. y H.. Lobanoh Valley and
East Penn'a X. H.. can connect with thts tram,
and with up train on l.. 4 X. at Birdsbotu
No. 5, Passengers arriving in Wilmington by the
Del. X. X. can connect with this train Tor points
on W Il k. K. r.. and at Chadd's Ford with train
leaving Philadelphia at 80 T.. m. at Coatesville
with trains East and West IN Peuna K. r., at
Reading with train at 10 IL y. m. tor harr lShurr
via Lebanon Valley K. T., and with train un East
Penn X. X, at 1890 y. IN.
No. d. Passengers arriving in Reading via BsrkS
Co.. Z. ar, East Penu'a and Lob anon Valley
railroads can connect wIthithls train Tor poIutS
on the W. X. Railroad. and with trains East AMI
West on Penn a Railroad at Coatessille, and nt
Chadd Ford with tram On 7. ~ y. {. Il. H.. ar
rlving in Phiade lphia at S.Sn y. IN.
Freight Tram No. :. Leaves Wilmington a. 9l0
q. m aud arrives in Reading at - =.
Freight Train No. ). leaves Reading at b.s5 am.
and arrives in Wilmington at II y. N. II con-
meets ut Chadd's Ford with Freleht Train on r. ~
b. e. K. r., arriving in Philadelphia the same day
may . +. tOlLlNGS. Gpnl Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-26
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
APRfL 20, ISL


Trains will leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate Statiuns6 80, 5 10.
go. 10 ~ a. m; >, 4 ~, l.. 10 - =. Ill.
Philadelphia and New lork, | 81 a. m; l. Il. 3 A.
pm
Baltimore and intermediate Stations. l. 8. 10 o..
d. IN, ~ y. IN.
baltimore aud Washington, l. y. o. 10 u a. ~;
.35 ", ~ y. NJ.
Trains for Delaware Division. leave for
New Castle. j. IS, 10 10 a IN; -, -. 20 D. III.
Seaford and Intermediate stations. II -. 10 10 a.
IN d IS y, In.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, l. g.. 10 10
a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations 4 ~ e 80,
y.
philadelphia and New York, | Il a.: m
baltimore and Washington. - ~ . U3 y. III.
F0r further iniormatl"n passengers are referred
10 the time tables posted at the depot.
ii, +. KENNEY.
mRTll -IyukW Snnerlnicnltnt.