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New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
LINE.

From PieIs lt a. a. North hveL
TO QUEENSTOWN AM lIhEkPOOL'
CANADAAug. ~ 20 - M TIE v, EAH...al' D. "t j. n
ECY YpIAT. yI Al = 90 am ENGLAND sept -. a. O.J
FOR LONDON Dlkktt
DENMARK. SATURDAY august - st - %.
Capu Passage Z, 80 a., $50 currency; ftaif . lf
price reduced Rates. ffpsm Sirs" se n
Liverpool Apply a tbe Gov sl Giss 20 %
bro.GV
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VREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LlNL.

~ LINR-ELse trt class STEAMSHIPS aiI ,t, itBi
a . . M FeI - y R. oOt .. CeArsJ. ~ -'-i- 4''''
a follows .-...-. ia
COLlNBrS. p. Re.d,:...........,TJ ENDAl A1-a' -
MOEHO CASTLE. T. n. Morton n......t lNDit Aus. ,
CRESCENT CITY. f. :. ESDAk r'pel Der
Fortre gt OF passage 'a %
Nm. r. GLADE co., ~. y nc""ls s.ea
n NJ rIpffr Ayrr ia
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NOR HAVANA,
4 NASSAU PR JGRl,SO. CANPECHE sSO VERA Cruz
kHW-YoRK. HAyASA. AM MEXICAN MAIL So 5. LiSh
.eaSiag Per -. Norn RIVER a. 3 y. H.
CITY or UAFASA Nsva11 tlrectI......., ta-1t ~
CITY or NEW.YORh liaya1a trec'l........'. .-ls ~
CITY OF "ENiCO O1araa. art Mssroj....... -
CRY or MERIDA H5vans y,a Na s4ai...s f'm'G5
i'' "''-' ALEyAYDRC SONS 53 Bmma.r
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Jnerrurr,on.
For Young Ladies-City.
MISS HAlNES

MRS. F. JONSON and MISS A. l.. JONES,
WI English French German Boarding ah Day sIhOOL Tor
voung ladies. No. 10 East 3lst st., reopens Sept II
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
N COMPANY. -

~ IONPANG.
fOR SOrTHAMPfON AND B8kMrA ,..,,
The Stasnshn ANS Cap,. G. kecAmn mn, " S on " 70
NE,UAl. Aug1.t 10. beueu fe ioj' l'H''
HoBossn. { br olOvFi .-,..r,v
st.msnD DE sCnLAND. Capt W Laie~tss' 90 >Ait "VAi
22 ...,,r.,
RATEs OF PaSSAGS TO LONDOS HANHb. ND bHShI'"
- COL E-ClgALENT ~ ,tNAhNSt'.,,
frsicahiI.
Second
n,iyt a, n,ss.,a .pu,yte oELRICIs 90. Ageuis
'e'"eI>"N' ~ paN'--- ANPf'' hmm r.
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MISS C0MSTOCK,
vi 81 AND - WEST PORTIRTHST.
RESERVOIR PARK
and GermsH BOARDlsG DAY SCHOOL
Young aes children S reopen Sept % Boarding pupils i'm
iitI 30 l6.
Apnhoetion NAV Ne made persoRallv by Latter
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AND
uADPNOISRILR DE- JANON

wi AND
MADRMOrSBLLB DE- JAYON
WILL REOPEN THEIR SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
CHILDREN THURSDAY, SEPT 81 punctu,I ATTENDANCE Of
their pupils respectfully requested without further
their experiment of kindergarten connection
School Gamercy Psrs reopen oe l. under the
charge Of Nine. Kege and her daughter with ass Tor 1hng
KiniergareDers. 70 commence Nov. l.
They design having also Glass r Boys wis will be tangh' some o'
oft Kndearen, and gImnaste With reading
writing, arithmetic, and objects lessons.
Applications Kindergarten aud Boys Glass to be
made personally, or by letter. 10 Grsnercy PlrE
CEABURY SEMINARY, No. i25 West Forty
- Reservoir Park commences September u the
eighth wear thorough Engh aud French school f
imea,e charge Of ckymsn The dparn en, Senior Junior and
Kniegaden Anciert Languages Dasing Painting
AMI Music taught by professors Highest ireuce Apply TO MIS-
FROST, l25 West secondst, Sew-YorE.
THE Misses GRAHAM, successors Of the
i Misses Green, will REOPEN iher SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AZ No Fnh 6rst house Washing
MONDAY, the 2Sth Of September 1874.
Miscellaneous-Cty.
DR. VAN NORMANs
ENGLISH, FRENCH. AMI GERMAN FAMILY DAY SCHOOL
for YOUNG LADIES and CHILDREN H. 73 and 70 Eist Sry1
"a 1874 seud for catalogue Address
REV. d. G VAN NORMAN, IL D.,
75 East sItyhr-tst, New-Yors
GERMAN AMERICAN INSTITUTE for
~ Ladics Gentlemen and Children and Boarding school for
Young Gentlemen 61 800 81 West 23ist GERMAN hN-
ncal and Classical Departments Special facilities offered to
pupils for studying German krdearten AM ram
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LosDoS April 2-I2.3O 1915 N. the Bank o. England
Director posted r card Announcing that the expected change u the
had made United boncNew hves
1919 kne Hallway shares, 50 - DO preferred co. SeS-IorS
Central. D.
LTyEaPooL, April 2-12:3O .. m.-The Cotton market n
dull snd unchsagedj sales. 5000 bales neadng I'o0U
for speculation ald export. The total sales since the
Last report 81 900 bales Of which 5000
taken 5000 speculation The
73lOUO ung 3SOOO American. The receipts
$4,000 Bculing $1,000 American. Actual 1000
bales.
LosDoy April % p. m.-COnOs for money, 92e92's fo
The account J2lid92k $3.50. 80
LIvRRrooL Ami - mrhe Cotton stock aaoa Is 100000
ncning 3OA 900 American the basis 81 Mldu9
Upmnds nothing below Onsr7 deliverable jane and Juy
S: do nothing below Low M1cng, deliverable Apu a. sd
The Breatstuhs market is quiet -. - .
LONDON, April 23 mkre Railway shares 30 2GJ0S Pans
DISPATCHES quote Renies at so. soc.
LIVERPOOL, April 13 mOf the Cotton sales to-day o3Ou
bales American.
April "a u1he bullion the Bank Of England has
decreased 44JJCU0 during the The INTO TIE
bslance OO0 The proportion of the Bank
liabilities week d. AZ per
Pans dispatches quote kegles al $50 15c.
ANTWERP Aru 2-Perroenm 33f for fine Pale Amer can
LoSDoS April % m--Kne Runway shares, 35[- Paris dis
patches quote Rsntes at 59f Soc .
FKSEPoRr Apnl 2Uned States FyeTwenty bonds 9s for
the issue OF 1852.
LlyERpooL, April 2-6 D. m.-Lard, 43i cEt.
L0yDOS April Z-Rednei Petroleum IT al lfi. = Gallon
LosDoS, ADn -Eyen0g-Lnseed OIL s25 q 0Sz5 81 3 io1
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And the following for CITY bank shares

Mr. John d. Prince well known and highly
respected as a member of the Stock Exchange. has
organized new house for the transaction of stock
and banking business. with Mr.. G.. W. Ring as
general partner and Messrs. William X. Travers and
Addison Cammack special partners, the two latter
contributing, respectively 100000 and $4,000 The
experience character, capital, and connections of
these gentlemen cannot fail to give the new house
frst-class position from the start
The payments made from the Treasury by war
rants during March were as follows: On account of
Civil and Miscellaneous, 81 27l IS account of
War S3456O3 81 on account of Navy. 81 1913 Ss7 ~
on account of Interior Indians and Pensionsl,
S3476043 46-total, S1S,S26,3O6 on. The above does
not include payments made on account of interest
OF principal on the public debt.
The Director of the Mint reports the coinage at
Philadelphia, San Francisco and Carson exclusive
Of minor and bars, during the month of March,
as follows: Gold coin, S4,2l6, 400; trade dollars,
S5O2OOO; subsidiary silver coin. Sl27,OS5-total,
S4s454S5. OF the above amount the mint at San
Francisco coined more than S3,OOO,OOO in gold and
$4,000 in trade dollars. The orders from Japan
and China for the trade dollar still increasing.
and the minis are kept busily employed in supply
ing the demand.
The annual report of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company just published for the year 1873, contains
the following statement andfgures:
The gross earnings for the year s02t5Io3 SO
the operating expenses A974S5 "a the earnings
s5.2e1242 ga Compared with the previous there
mas been increase in earnings OF tl37249s
being IS ~ 100 per cent, increase OF operating
penses OF 5 81 aud an increase Of net earnings Of
t,lg9 30 So
The ratio Of expenses 70 net earning has been de
creased from 81 90 100 per cent 10 1910 per cent.
The passenger earnings amounted 10 s3S72 Di AZ IN
crease over the year previous, s5l65s2 o. or gain OF
IS 34-l00 per cent.
Compared with the year previous there has been an
increase OF 1920 Ia the total number passengers
26c0 per cent ana OF l5Oi'l passengers carried one
nile or Is 65-l00 per cent
The average per mile received from passengers
was O6 cents I2l00 OF less Der mile than was
paid the year previous
' This freight earnings amounted TO S516af 90. In
crease over the year previous 's4oS 81 or gam of
IS 10 cent.
In Inc operating expenses for the year 1873 is included
the co.t new rails FOR 60 miles VI track aud OF new
cross ties for go miles Included also the expend
tures OF $4,000 for filing treste bridges with earth
hankmeuf for raising Track 70 AVOID OOstru ctioas
from snow, AMI t222,00O paid for taxes
THO construction expenses iVt we year amounted 70
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:
s2sceo IS which were incurrci principally Tor rong
stock the erection " snow sheds fences ana OF
Offices.
To provide for the business of the present year an In
In the rolling stock will he necessary len ne"
locomotives weighing ~ each. are under cohtraot
To be delivered this Two hundred Doh cars anu
200 coal ordered 10 be butt at the WOr VI INC
company Omaha and there viii be requlreu h l.ss
- additional passenger coaches. with thtse
10 the present equipment, the capacitY oi III ~ ~
stock Will be adequate to business 81 s1onVU peI
No addition VIII lbe required the present ye
the ear-shOps and round-bOuses, or 10 Tue 'oos
stationary machinery -,
In the report OF the General superintendent, ualea
March 1s79 the estimate was made that FOR the year
1873 the gross earnings OF the road w0ulh De
the correctness OF that estimate In the report OF the
officer. dated March l. 1874 the estimate Is maui
that for the year 1874 the gross earnings MIL oo
81, COO, 900. and the net earnings se,6oOOO
The Philadelphia stock market Is steady fehh-
sylvania Skies. 100; Philadelphia ana Enc
Railroad col; Reading Railroad SIT; Pennsylvania
Railroad. 5lI; Gold. 1l3s.
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cnrrnH MARKETS.

a1v.-ro- Apr 2-Cocu dull light dem,nd; Good Ordinary.
IA. NtAlhug 1879 $50 baes 10
pssr TO4 bses 7so bales sales 900 bales soci
63.737 bales
Mdug Is la6l5ac Good Ordinary Il 2Olf reoeipE
$50 bale, export, 40 bates sales 800 oass last even
Iur 10 bales spinner loo bales stock lOOoo bales
CHARLEsros April 2Cosou steady Mddnnfs 10 snIoc; net
373 aesi esAssiss, SSf D~si s4es W" ~
STOCK, "a, COL ba.ss ,, ,,,.,u,r. rc..
rreept shDmrnts, 334 bales; 100 bales
nosLE 4G0tOH quet aud unehsngedi hls1ns oe ae'
cepp 56j bales 80 bales exports e"''"'e 80 bales
sales 500 Daes ;ssiocE, 1880 bAIe% ,,,.., ,e,
sEu ORLEASs April lotion unchanged hiedhng l6Nc nes
esp,. 90 bales Oi3 bales exports % Vie Contnen
no bales sales 1900 bales evening AoOO bales soek
ss1asssn Aprn Cotton quiet sdaHns Ice net recsiu,
3y hale, gross exports . Great britain 253l
baes % CONTINGENT 500 bales, soAsa"e xOS bales sAes
0y Aur cotton qui.. steady; Nidding l5e
spt SD 0e shymeDt SIG bales stock 26 bales actual
SoayoIE Apr 2Cotion arm Los MldHg, 10 &c. receipts
600 b eIpor 500 bales sales $50 bales
"a 5lS bales
b, 6hipuen 253 bales sales 800 bales; stock $50 sllsA
L.orfsyiLIH Apni 3-JOtt-u drn. Mdanng l8c
AUsgrA Apnl 2Co'seE gue Mailing. J'ac recsps jSi
ba.ea. sales. 3lJ bales -. 80,
NLsssros. Aspi l-cs'sos aas ~ ss@Is~. AlAAs islS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03

80 os' ST 90 :. ss % q ~ sss.
Son soS is sS.p from Lancaster County 1876
age " 81 s aa 90 s ' zsa. %
se D. age. iisd tbs S1neh as tie best o % mat
taem.
ssIysrodl, aiyn, were 70 ,a, at Forae. sad ear, At
@ g.1 G .-.p. i3 o37 o the s time 1s ~ .f so1s
fr Obios Is5 AVERAGE at Je y i SO Ohio pirs 50 n
oo9 ra w. hsi va. - active dsss or i.sl SSss % sas
prices y 20 &c y d ior nsalaR and Light
weights, and Tao for pigs
BUFFALO, Apr 2CsrrzThe receipts TO-DAY including le
reported % s5ye we're 90 head Hsas ,e o, pp@ or n 5ee
week The market SLOW today yesterdays prices k'rsh am
chiefly through con-nmen bat few BUYERS were attend
aue noslr country deae having supplied hnyes yes'eriy .'
Sss PS' ssEe !, STn BOT ~ a g. ~ yg s g i1s @
rannHg rom lG9o % l@20 b. @ - 50@s0 30 ~ te,d OHIO
aging l2lO H. So Is bead Cherokee averaging 500 D. At
sHEEp AND LAsss-The receipts to-day including reported arvns
$500 hes making the total supply for the week bus far
market was stow f1r want Of stock % operate w L arrivals
through oouHgnment, Western sheep ana lambs sq he only
% s SsssDS ,, t A . ,05 'f ,s t tha. ar
1900 head head las1 sees The
fs 3 s dead S,S 11 SoS SSyss 7 9s % ' & 10y
aVeagng 80 u, eoaid not ind purchaser at % 81.
EAST LRSRrr Penn April 2Ceural L'Se stock Yard,
The receipt 'or the ending April $50 II 53
head against 4S7 the before The supply hiss been hgh
-, ' s' %. anas1a, sea on inouEI e' Sen ~,
cqnseq9s few sold up the o TASTE. buyer.
Common stock bat
much LOO 800 So s51
81 % Extra 1000 Loo steers % 50qs6 70 Prime
1900 70 400 b. 80 iODSB 80; good 100 LOO b. % 20
ass 20, 900 100 D 81 1885, bulls 70 quality
1888 mixed rough stock, s3eS sales hs week amount 70
1919 head.
HoesThs -rripss for the week 1853 II $50 hc
1856 before The has been about
with falling demand and slow msrket Pb!adeipEa
sB 30aS6 30; Workers, 80 25dS5 50 Common S505 rs.
sHEKP-The receipts for the 872 II 300
head .ust 81 the week before The supy has been
for the last and beyond general expectation Prices
inn but the market easier and prices hs9e
for The RItrs Washington County Penn l33
n - E,tr. EineW m
Wool 80 30 n, 0S7 80 Common - 5OgSb 20 car Ohio
1876 n 80 % nearly all sold what arrived TOO late Tor
the market.
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THURSDAY. April 2-P. N.

Tho movements at the Stock Exchange were en-
compassed within very narrow space to-day, and
there was no feature TO the days speculation that
could be di Cnifed into prominence. The Washing
ton news was meager. and the foreign advices
though coming good, had no effect upon the local
markets. The London dispatches give evidence of
the fact that serious trouble exists III that
ket the Bank of England directors made no alter
alton IN the rate Of discount which still stands at 81
per cent The bank lost E459,OOO bullion during the
week, but took ID to-day G15OOO American securi-
ties and consols are steady to firm. The railway
ehare speculation here was tame. At the beginning
The tone of the market was barely steady. but it
afterward became firm and during the afternoon
was variable. closing strong. The larger dealings
were In the usual prominent stocks, no one share
Aolding special prominence. The opening, highest,
lowest and closing prices of active stocks sold to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHRs-The receipts today So POts steady and l'
ted dema 81 Csc: Pearls naciive and nominal
little active but this s7srne coses
y n sales late Yesterday and oAy
Of 1854 Gags 1eners 20 &C. gold LEAVING u. stof hefs or
1902 1873 bar stock IN hallmark l55
b.ssi Hampton 970 bags se~oens oSs e.r .nss'
and loading FOR EewYork 600 and Ahos aid loading %
United states IA 400 bags making the total oek
supplies for all Of the United stAsea ioi 6ssN
quote 09d209f Fair do 2IS4f2s Good
DO 22ssa23e DO. % 2a24ei extreme for o
being 1OIad24 all gold; na fees and
po entirely the total stoct tshsr than Mol 5ol5a
bA 1904 nsu singapore and 4O3oo mats java Java qnosea
2562Se; Mar.abo 2l195ei Jamaica 2laSsA ana Fors Nc
nd Rlea, 22024o, Toh
We austs follous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS.
VERMONT DIVISION,
PORTLAND AND OGDENsBURG RAILROAD,


WITH
TRAFFIC GUARANTY
OF
EASTERN RAILROAD OF MASSACHUSETTS
SAFK AND CONSERVATIVE Ew-EEGIAND In
VEsTMENT.
The issue s LIMITED to $4,000 per mile, and has
basis Of a CASH CAPITAL STOCK OK Sl,gCOOOO PAID IN
AT PAR.
A limited amount remain unsold. Bonds issued IN
denominations of 81 600 $500 and 800, and interest,"
payable in gold, May and Hovemberl.
E. & T. FAIRBANKS & Co,
st. JohnsburT, VT;
FAIHRANKs, Brown & Co.,
Milk-st Boston;
FAIRBANKs & Co.,
81 Broadway Work;
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
TIE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and Lender an
able and suggestive ESSAY this topic by Proi H.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department read al the
Portland Scientific Meeting, rs reported fnLy III
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03

The most Of the limited gold sales were at 1880
1881 though at one time the price declined Temporal
rly TO 1874 advancing at the closeto 49, On gold
loans the carving rates were 4. 8, Al, and por
cent The bids for the Treasury gold were IL IN
number footing up in amount $3'5O0o0, at ll251 to
1881 The mllea was awarded at 1881 to 113.Slt'
+buu datgilad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03

Ineluded 10 be aboys are 625 bale. o
shipping TO-DAY s-l3 ba~i MS DAY ln,
1909 bassi sad this SO bales Stock IN Neg
York l32sJ65 bales Consolidated stOck, b3OO4s bales
1P0wId dvne advanced 32e N bu the transaeronI very
lght a follows. ell on Of Los MidlnzIi
sales 5 April 100 70 632ci 100 n
10 332e MAJ 500 10 eliza Juas 400 ~ lSzs September
400 II 92c total 400 bales sales April
800 l6 100, l6 3l6e, notice ieh wees 200 Csc 900
s 5I6o no notice TN sth l6lse 100 10 7-32e 100
is 3l6e 100 10 532e 200, 10 l6ei 100 10 7-52si
II lS2c; 1904 II Liza 100 II ls2s 100 n Liza 200
II 3J2o 100 II Lice 100, II S32 loo, IL 3Szci JaJ
100 ~ 7l6c, 100 AZ 10 31i August 100, IL Z3Sc ssps
800 II g. total 10 100 baes grand total l2bOO bales
FLOUR AND MEAL-TLe are ihaagk con
osEaaveb sesree aud arnsr the aedqu
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and Fsnr srand densna sse,ay
and in demand
especially oI the 10. grldes sales Of 900 bblN Weqaots
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CUBA tLAisD,
Refining inferior tocom. 6A2d = BrsDs 70
n nuing lo. I2Z % btssN"A 4J'o-V'
good a. 1's "a "ASi'
(,rocerT, fair 10 good. 1ss0 = Porto A.oo =
Grocery To choice Sl.9 es ltfbnng Son. !" 80 az
Ceptnfagsl bids. Grocery FAI 20 thoiee SO %
boIes. TO l3....... 1st Brazil o., "a. =,
Moas.es hhd and bIA 6lig q d. g. NOS 70 o2U
.do................. Ga JAVA
h'N euuA c1.YRn d. s.. Nos 10 10 H.. 7Ss0 SO
Rare. DIS. EoA 70 g. 6ssa Is sAsiLA ., d. =.
n r Toto - 7hsf as Superior And Extra SUP o4o 20
~ s. Nos ID 10 IS. $50 g
Refined steady quotAlons hsru
As g9G9ss. D. x.,.do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03
THE MONEY MARKET.
10 O'CLOCK A. M.-SALEs BEFORE THE CALL

,ryrcrAL REPORT y Srocx EXCHANGE SALES
APRIL .. 1874
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sock. tsso-rtsiaed. .

-ITIOM 61, And more active ~ 100 bids Cv pa ~
s,e sitt that pee freely bid 10000 faneJ sn'"u ''A "
Sc and % 200 10 private terms ooo al, =. 90.
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receipts i72 bales erpors 'oas,s i9s oais 'of Tst
Dosrss Apn 2Co.loa-HoHay. set s.esips. sss' srss
bales stock B.co0 bales .|.HN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03

The quotations are based on t5tton N stofe fuhLIA
nsTs ~ AZ half rade above below srade quoted
sALKa ron PKEsKSI DELIvKRr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03

The money market was the counterpart OF yesUer-
day, call loans doing at per cent and prime dis
counts selling at 81 and 81
Government bonds shared the general dullness.
and were quiet and steady. The market closed on
the basis of 1904 to 1901 for coupon 53Os Of 1861. We
annex the latest street prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03
finduual

100 BROADWAY, march %, 1874
A GENERAL MEETING of SHAREHOLD-
n ERs Of ne ST. Louis IRON MOUNTAIN RAILROAD
COMPANY snd Of Branch Of the 81 Louis irss
Mountain railroad Compsns md Of tbe Csrc Atansas md rs
Railroad WILL be ted SATURDAY, APn IL ~
NJ ouis constellation Of said roads
The Trane al SAID viii be ed "a
D. M Tuesday Apn T. 1874 H. &. hARQUAsD VleeI endeah
DONDS of DEFAULTING RAILROADS
ID BOUGHT ind SOLD.
BROOELTN SPECIALLY.
EEy.YoRx Crrr AsD Ba0OKLVs b0UGAr Sote
GEORGE u. PRsN1ISs, 30 BRoADst. ROOa =
COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE co.
- CASH CAPITAL, - 900 600 BANKERS and AkHiHAvt1
BANKING OFPI,R =, WILLIAA-sr. Hrhsngepses-
WAREHOUSES;. ATLANTIS DOCK, BkOOhLln a.
CASH ADVANCES made on FtRsT-l LASS SBCUklI lAS -
and time CASH ADVANCES llds All Eir q hE1hAH
DISH sgIrel )lJSKs on FAFORABbB Ibhhx
PAUL J. AkHO.R, President
Josh y NAVASRO. NeePresldeat
JOHN BAIRD "a ycePreEaent
FKLiCIANO LArAsA "a yiee-Pre9ssr2
Pin J. Armour. william ID BoNsmsn, G. II, Delsmatsr.
Jose ,. Navarro, frleaao Lsasa. yaaa ). JOvs.
job Bard, Thomas Murphy Henry B. HYIa.
WILLIAM TOBIN suDenBteDdeat OF wsr-housrs
JAMBS CLTSE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03

FOR SALE
L. STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
z, :, AND 10 PER CENT.
CITY AND COUNTY BONDS.
RAILROAD BONDS.
CITY RAILROAD STOCKS
other choice STOCKS ard BONDS paving 10 20 per eens
market rates, oy
ALBERT H. dNIIC0,StE.ArY s&SwGCT88yr
rB-Invs.nent securities specially I2 yeaEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03

RICE-All descriptions cont.ure yer
yay Of So casks Carolina al - 10 '2c.
sFEDs-Cloyer guiet but steady AZ
Timothv dull a. - 20 1853 %.
sTEARIN stronger bur quiet; sales q
quoted At lOl2c.
sUGARS-The market cont nues ste
1ies to-day comprise 42l hhdG. Va:
TIoc.. 1872 hDds. Centrifugal a. $50,
: Lac.. also. late Yesterday $50 buds.
bhia. Molasses Sugars at Z "a. and .,
We quote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03
THE MARKETS.
lCarsiulIr reported The rRIsuygl
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
sTATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
THrRsDAr April 2, 1874.
The following is complete ship3e4 IA vessels "nes
were cleared TO-DAY or foysien ports:
AyrWRRP->hiD Leonard -
Wheat bush ....... 900 Tobacco hhds......... 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-03

DC not ,ltsr cur quotations We qu0te as follows:
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-23
DuyslCIANs AND DRUGGISTS.

A prominent Mew York ph ysician lately COM
paned to DuNDAs DiCK about his SANDALwOUD
On CAPSULES stating that sometimes they cur
ed miracunusly, but that patient q his had
taken them or sometime without eff, ct. On be-
ing informed that several limitations were made
and sold. lie inquired and found that his patert
had been taken capsules sold i'll bOti es, aud not
| DU UNDAS DICK 4 cos.
What hnppened to this physician NAV have
happened 10 others, and DUNDAS DICK 4 CO,
take this method o protecting hysicisns drug
| gis's and themselves and preventing OIL OF
SANDALwooD from coming into disrepute.
| PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Cap
su les will cOntiue to do so, or they cnntsin
the pure OIL in the best ana cheapest form
ID UNDAS DICK co. use more Oil Of San
dtiw0od in the manufacture their capsules
than all the Wholesale and Retail Druggists and
| iperumers in the United States combined and
/. this il the sole reason why the pure oil is sold
cheaper in their capsules than in any other
| ioim.
OIL OF SANDALWOoD is fast supstseding
every other remedy sixty capsules only being
required to insure safe and certain cure in six
Ior eight days. From no ether medicine eau
this result be had,
DICKS Sorr CArsCLBs solve the problem,
long considered by many eminent physicians, at
how to avoid the nausea and disgust experienced
in swallowing, which are well known TO detract
from, II not destroy, the good effects of many
valuable remedies,
Soft Capsules are Pnt up in Tin foil and neat
boxes thirty in each and are tho only capsules
prescribed by Physicians.
eThese were tho only Capsules
tiOn.
Send for Circular to IS Wooster Street, n. Y,
SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES,
General Agency, ITO R.ade Street, New York