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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22
The Bank Statement Procured
Eail.

NEW \ ONT, NNrNn II.
The bank statement >howsa decrease
i'll everything but loans; and Il net de
crea>e in the lcga. reserve of S2l.-
Do )
Mckay. indicted for sending forged
letters To The Stock Exchange. procured
bail to-day i'll SIe.00N.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

NA>orEz.-We clip tho =,
pendent: ''V iee.
When Nasquez robbed ,bo
Soiedad. few DAYS after ~ f.Sse neat
Holes affair. one of tha ,ne 'ayGe
mn",m ne had tied down for a I mer'
,pnN ehieht interview. compliance J', !.
.he coi4. IN sell You my coat. ."' 81, y
the rohher man. You can bavo @i
EIGHT dollars" and handing ,ba u .:
over he Went through the tiaJ ps'
pockets for the required amorn man al,
got 1t and some besides. Tho fe, aug
INC Is the substance of an actn,, ' oas
renee, according TO a pa~sen"a rs W
came up ON the next stage and b, SN :
from first hands. D"u i
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22
Inquiry 10 be Held.

KINGSTON, Canada. March u.
The rHe"teJ of March 18th SAYS: In
accordance with instructions from Her
MaieSty's Government. an inquiry will
shortly be held iii re,pec, 10 british
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

F~OII>NiILt. IA, MHrrN Y.
by the breaking OF Il rope. nine ears
IN 4 c%oiIierY AZ Phoenix Park. and ten
mon. We're prccipita.cd 10 tho bot IN
OF Il shaft. Three OF the men were IN
SANITY killed.. the remainder being
BADLY cut and bruised.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
The German Army Standard.

BERLIN. March p.
The Reich~ta@ has voted. for the
second time. against fixing the ordinary
strength OF the army al iOo,0 GEO men.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

SATI>rACroEY.-Old rarkie. of the
Carson I,fthUB6. was Il sailor fora num-
Der of wears, and the Reno C~re<ccntac-
counis for his Granger proclivitie> on
the ground that he .plewed the rae
ing main" i'll his early days-"the
which" is entirely satisfactory.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

SERIOUSLY IIL.-Wc regret To learn
from the cold Hill NeWs OF the serious
illness OF our old friend John l.Ginn.
the talented local editor ofthc Virginia
CHro1frfc. Mr.. CHM i suffering from
an at TEX of pneumonia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

ACCIDENT 10 SHERIFF ATKINSON
Eft'ing before last. about Il O'Clock. as
,IHeflif Atkinson WAS passing down
l mon street from Ia 4 street. he re-
rctfr't a very heavy fan. d%islocating
ms lon arm al the elbow and severely
>lfalhlns his right hand across its
PACK. The accident confines him to
M room. The Street atthe point men-
'i"hrt = nothing shetter than an in
cIiilet plane OF i"e.--lUyptot Enter
Prt... 1917.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

BALTIMORE. March u.
The L. s. Marshal has seized the
steamer Ed@ar -. stuart. by order Of.
i j sad. the Government.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22
Fort Captured II. the Cnrsi>ts.
BAYoNNE, March .

The Carlists have captured the out
lying fort Il, lilboa wiki for.y prison.
CrS. The bomhardmCut of the city
continues.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

IN A~rlEANT.-S. L. Kelly. well and
laNorahIN known throughout White
llne county. i AN a>pirant for the
nomination of state superintendent of
ilihilc instruction. 50 SAYS the Eure-
IA N'"fr'ef ut the 10Th instant. and we
Know oi II" better man for the position
man The reverend gentleman. lie Is a
graduate "l ~ir1ncct"n College. and has
'ti me necessary qualifications To make
i GOOD ana faithful officer. We hope
ne may receive the nomination and be
ciccted.-Uhttr Pane .N.trx.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22
LUMBER SALE.

HAVING DISPOSED OF NY IL Ao'n
Yard. Including all the lumber it 'ntr
y NJ. i. Garl!rtt, OF The talj'ornla l fgr ny
lard. | take this occasion to ot>ltaNb ; !, ri
successor the same liberal patronage u' ,n55.
EXTENDED to me by my friend, and u, i Ir@ES"'
generally. H.
Eurcka. March .0th. lS'L
Referring to thc above. | beg TO iia n, ro1l.
frt th, IL the n''i Stock ''i purchased Of Nr, d GlnT[
b Itl ' been ' remove cd to the caliiSlnia . L.,lneF
\ ard. N Sonfh Elel street, Wy as : rStyl.
5f seasoned lumber and timhers = ~ fa.tei1
Siye and complete IA can ne ioUl" "id on tlt
Nevada. and the same VIII ~, ne Iawe.t liz
most reasonable terms and at the 'V"''
he houses and lots of the EIaIe ar All 'JIII al.
Yard are for sale cheap for can, iLnnbf
Yard. Md
mol-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22
Fell bead in the Street.

~iIpCfIE. March II.
Joseph j. Hoffman. agent for prilrh-
ARDS at Freight Lin. dropped dead
on Main street at ) o'clock thus after
noon.
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Nominated f..r Senator.

Bp~T0N. March 21.
\. democratic le4i>laliNceaucu>n nom
mated ext nited STATES supreme Court
Judge Is. X. Curtis for United States
-L,,a-a-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

For CoNGREs>.-We notice by a
campaign document handed Us, that
Col. David Bran>on of Philadelphia
tw2O visited u own last Summer
and WAS the guest Of Parson Kelly is
Il candidate for Congress from the First
Congressional District Of Penn>ylva-
MA. We hal the pleasure Of a call
from the Colonel during his s%ojourn
with Us, and if lie Will talk as scnsiblv
III Congress a he diI in our sauc:un,
the people Of Pennsylvania Will hot be
misrcprcsen.ed. Wcdon't know any
thing about his politics, but we think
he is a clean boy and we wish him SIC
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22

~ hhEN hEAIH.-t compo~itor in
thi> Office fell iGada al ili>ca>e This morn
lh". lie sci Nu@u>t instead of April
aad he heard both barrels of n double
'itffriici shotgun 20 oil. The mistake
winch resulted in his untimclN death
occurred IN N item, in Yesterdays
paper, about the odd Fellows ami
\er>arN. We @nt it 10Th of August in
STEAD Of April. Ills fate should be il
WafhihG. HcqHlcScot IN p0cc.-Rcese
Rttrr Rcrtiie.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22
French Officials Removed

subjects captured on the steamer Nir-
rinius and shot by order of Burriel.
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RAYMOND 4 nv

fr'day's Phoebe Record b..
heNed item concerning Tho a's The an,
sentative mine: "'oVereps.
Hearing that a great strit.,
made IN the ground ou ,'ne had ben
tpaHpanN. we had an in,a "a by tir
their efficient foreman. TT'gfvieW viii
wn" very obligingly ailor ,H. ,Andrers,
information in his power %u,aDtts
W." learned that while ibard ron hn
ruin in the rumor as ,'ste vas 10
things were looking verv o S'a'ed, tht
\ station had been opened I, nc
l"ot level, and by takinr 'a'lelsG
course from usual it is d %olHett
reach The Vein in rs tect os yaApeeed %
Matters. generally. IN The m;n y%tosFr
TO he improving. From ann a,ihe aHar
we learned that considerahIane sang
ing sent to the mills from H. o'5s b.
ihcniN ground and that Of ne fek>
perlor quality to that which hseT?s.
eric been obtained. Tho '''i hid.
receipts for this month nav IRQda'
pecied to be considerably may may be e..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22
IIVTtItT VI u "ITFV IL r,y NJ
he held on HOn;s.N. Inc SiNth Gay"

PAM. loon -. NJ. IL Caliornla stree, 'a
Francisco. California, at the hour q @i
O'clock r. Nj. OF said day. for The pnIlgt /,
elccting n Beard of Trustees to serve f W
ensuing year. and for the nalsacilyn = b. s@.
tht meeting. Transfer beuk> will be clg'1ae.
Thursday. the second day Of -AlIil II t~'
O'clock +. NJ. and untll after the meelI.
JOSEPH MAGll hE. >ecrt,a''
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MARRIED.

In Austin, March u, Gee. II. Scbmjj,Irf11,
Miss Lucinda G.. Rcys.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-22
StandiSh Patent Brooms,

Call and examine them, at the Drug SNs
Of ". II. SlUN Eli. Main street.
Eureka, March 2l>t, 1874. mh.e..lm
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DIED.
NEH T'O-D.ll Y.
lsrOOmS.
KEEP YOUR HOUSES CLEAN,

JUST RECEIVED From THE MANI.
y factory OF Standish * Stowell lar.el.
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TAX
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

OFFICE OF TIL PHENlXSlLIEEN'
~ Ing Company. koom = tiayTaA'
Bidding. san Francisco, March. E.F'+'
The regular annual meeting Vt the 'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-07
SALES FROM q O'CLOCK P. VI. TO CLOSE Or BUsI
z OCK p
OHIO 4 Miss % "
MONDAY. April 6-P. NJ


N London the day, Easter Monday, is observed a.
a close holiday, and there was therefore. no quota
tons or financial news from the Stock Exchange
there So far as any important operations were con-
cerned, our own markets might have been closed
without detriment, for the day has been uncom-
monty duh and embarrassing. The general stock
market barely steady at the beginning, and
later became weak and feverish, a pressure to
sell the active list resulting in decline of to l!
per cent, Pacific Mail being conspicuous in the
decline. This falling off in Pacific Mail does not
speak well for the truth of the street gossip which
alleges combination Of the Pacific Mail, Panama
Railroad, North estern, and Union Pacific, TO
control the passenger aud freight traffic between
the Atlantic and Pacific. between here and Cali
fornia The election of Mr.. Russell Sage now
President of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
as President of the Panama Railway Company is
said to be part of this scheme Such a combina-
ton if once made and adhered to- would undoubt-
edly be strong one, and could dictate for some
time TO the tariff for traffic between the At
lantc and Pacific and thus do much in the way of
approaching the stock of the Companies referred
to. But whether or not such a combination
has really been entered into il something which
no fellow can find out" Notwithstanding the very
strong imitation demonstrations winch have been
witnessed IN Washington of late many operators
seem Indisposed TO enter into any extensive mage
ments so long as there remains possibility of doubt
az 10 what Congress and the President will do con-
corning the currency, and hence speculation is now
conducted 81 for the turn,7 and the operator never
dares 10 stand his contract be it long" one or
a short one more than few hours. The market
ia a vcillatIng one, and is never either indifferent
weak. or confident, except for few minutes at
time. The ea-ly decline was succeeded to-day by
fun recovery but the afternoon market was quiet
most of tine time tlat 1t hardly possible to give
tone to dealings. The most active stocks were
Pacific Mail Lake Shore, Wabash, Northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-07
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

BANKING House OF FISK HATCH. No hAssAU-sr
We buy aud sell GOVERNMENT BoSDs and GOLD
at current market rates; buy Gold Coupons; buy
and sell Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange
on Commission for cash; receive Deposits, and
allow interest at the rate of four per cent; make
Collections and transact general Banking and
Financial business.
We also deal in the CENTRAL PACIFIC and WEST
ERN PACIFIC GOLD BONDS, which, at present prices
are very desirable for investment.
We are also selling the CENTRAL PACIFIC uolD
SIX PER CENT LAND BONDS at s. and accrued IN
terest secured by first mortgage on nearly lZoooVO
acres of land in California, Nevada, and Utah'
FISK Il HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-07

Light simmer. svsnr the ratef rutss vhen WI 80
eur .boat 18th quotation there ss an nasA se
and r eSort Anticipation increased dnhes o. ne ~
iry' TN. having aecumuAuaE sosepn
prces bot mostly on ihf palmer o hs ~
nome fr en,al al styles are etpece rl'n
me new con A. be- on IN hnk Afvcs from We h
ladies uoru spnBg has Yielded weiL lhd p'e ~
further that anlc paton ~ orrespo
rvarf veil founded The yri hs aae
,bgudt annuty quality IN connaF0on vtb pfe,e
ever sr'''-
fs les not beng ne unusual 2pYr' e .
- IN The h,h prces u Err1pe -5c took a. The SsroEs
csrfar has LARGELY and 1--s have ftc =.
SKHDS-aTEe iuscgve AMI nominal fof All kin1si N'' f
IOHIU ilc.. aad fnotag a - - o.
STRAIN .aacf ~ a1. srr. at lO5s0lO'c for C1a"r
sTcAR~Ihe market RIss dmer 90 'nr b1-s 9" a
7ac or Fair 10 ahoGga some sale lave o'en % -
'atdfiaf
gi3 hhds tnf 500 ahi- dlfov-l1 a. y 80
lads 40 t+ - a fuO-: sos It CO. az ~ 800 nAds -
7sa7 9lse 500 ha.s ll At 81 nr oo $50 binds CO. at ~"
9l6c; 70 bids 3z0 hhah Aoasse Hegais :, =,
1itc; 80 boTs Gen nggas private tfn- lNsI t"'
quiet nrrvors a,afc Harris 1Oalus.i snl - t2te
IALlDN higher nd fairy acugf slies 81 i",u- ~ -
At ll6c; 80 aal - 6hl olof'osu sae. al - 'Dd
G9.uu0 q &c., a 7oG-s..
WHISKY over sao 90 ); sale, Of 200 5bls 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-07
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
yxw-YoRx. Monday. April 9, 1874.

NFW-fOKN
ksusual on Mondays there was comparatively
49,. ,.,, the gulPs Head Market, and there were
M sales At the public auction maris The week opens
with large supply in work horses OF AL kinds and
far one in hiSherpreed stock Recent arrivals com,
~ chor of good carriage horses, chiefly from
viseu aud western part Of NewYOrk state. they
RIA AZ 81 40 $3.50 and $500 per pair, ACCORDING 70
a.. siVle ana Quanty the Inquiry for me carTiage
Sr.s IL steadily improving. snd prices are hInl Oru
49, road horses appear - be IN ess demand man az
,rcedi1c Spring season for several years past, ana
- rule they can be had at bargains. me NaIue OF
sns,ness horses has undergone quotahle change An
ve horse trade is anticipated FOR the current week
nat checked by Indictment weather.
sales ~ horses, carriages harness, ana genera morse
une 4. on Tuesday the Ith ust the following
auction mart: .--.,
1880 a. M hv Mr.. Arch Johnston In Thrteenth-st'
near UuverSit y-piace.
Ati2 o'clock, ny M. VIM Van Tassell, in East Thir-
T. en- HIST. near tOurth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-07

Corn Neal Jersey SO s5as4 90 ses Br "a 1884 80
Corn Aeal. " ecern Ijd 10 Csrn Ne b9Eef g - %
con- neal westu 250 80 Corn Meal. Gold Ear. "A 30
Bag Meal IS quie. arln White 81 70aSl Is DO feos,
IL Dos COD heA' II -OUSA oJi
Ground al 81 2O0Sl 80
FREIGHTS-Busness to-day al Departments limited
berth ship aud rates generally 1fn vessels
the demand bu steadily held Inc
Liverpool by $4,000 bush Wheat ire
let ool 9l: 300 bales Cotton 81 To London, y
steam 900 Grain, private terms To Hambug BY sail
POO Talow 3Js D31 6 100 boxes Corn starch ~
3D. bbs Rosin Is, and 200 Provisions az 3I bl
British Cork FOR orders and
u-i Kingdom. with 1900 GRAM At 6A 3D. lass Bnth brig
hence 10 United Kingdom, h ZOO bills Refined Peto
Refined Is 10 hi American OarA hence u
harees WITH Crude d 6L British ship from
Pde With 900 bbs Refined DO al o. or
s. according ami British bug Of 3JO uns sier
hence O Point an petre with Coal at -.
GRAN-he Wheat opened Ju0ysn the Light arrivals give
decided advantage; notice milling demands he
strong nei offerings prices f4yor .he seller me
demand chiefly export though fair milling demand
MAINLY confined Spring; $1,000 bush 81 i5d-L 90
81 GSl go No Chicago
81 50 for good migrated nnssos called 10 anu
tuye 81 B2dSl 90 No. Milwaukee, = % for Red Western;
80 or White spuug 81 - for White state bAgey quiet Jui
Of 600 California private terms also 10000
bush DanubiaA 81 81. and 1000 bush French AZ IL 80 By
Mat ann ana N demand sales OF 10000 bush CITY fCAnads
ser AZ ~ 80 lm ami lair demand. the sales
Iowa " E1 i01u2ci White AZ o3db1ci
6jHtJc Rye better AMI IN
m reqaest $500 bash. Pennsylvania al 81 o. 20
rive soon Corn iemand for export ani the trades
sas sre 1872 b~h Damp U-solnd AZ - Soc W en
red az AID Oh AZ oJa9Oc; Western l AZ ,15Jci
Western yellow soa9c Southern Yellow a. sJGyuci Southern
White at yO09lc. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-07

oe continued and 5000 tons already contracted for
TINS purpose During the past three 105 10 miles
OF steel rails have been laid in the main tracks OF the
Ieul Dlyision, and IL miles In the main tracks or the
behlgh ami Susquehanna Division, total OF lt6 Ito
miles, Added 70 thls II the 45t miles between ELston
anu Maueh Chunk laid by fhc old Company before that
roau was leased total of 19 $40 miles OF steel in the
naln me- Within the period the crossties of the
man ne have been entirely renewed hence the eXpen
dture Tor new ties ana iron rails must be comparatively
hgnt Tor the four 10 SIX From th- source
WI" some the largest reduction OF the expenses Of opera
ton and Maintenance.
Inc Company owns 1888 acres coal land
There are these properties 81 slopes and 10 shafts
making 80 openings ia all, which supply &c brea6ers
Inc present capacity Of production Ia 100000 tons. BY
OctoDer this capacity viii increased 100000 tons
whlch can be readily augmented 20 500OO tons when
ever the market will take the additional amount
In 1873 these mines spnt 20 market 26l3cOO tons, Of
which 10000 tons went to tide water. Tie estimated
production for 1874 IL tons, of which OOOO
expected TO 20 Ia tide.
foil RWf h. s,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-07
THE MARKETS.
lCasiun, reporeo Ior rax rHisusE |
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHESThe reoeins to-day pkgS fos are aai ils uA'
changed quoted al oaar Pearls are inactive
COFFEh-Thc q1et and no sse have rrn
reported hands, gefy he dong 0olng says mere
bstt,r the market md COOL Manr o are n
city. been 3Z4Ul BAGS ".
Ther,se 1929, salem 1900. Watch, 5000. rul Ar-uacA'
1882 tie already reported have been Sou 1
this 4ans u l32.40 nai STOCK
SesOreans $3.50 Hampton Rad no a1i Bat o5,
92 The United States LIQUIDS
Culinary earyoes, l91lJsc fn do ZOs -
Good u an he and Prime do 22i-+1t eftr me ie
for os being 3D.. al gold Java 25d2o Mafacabc ia
Doe, and CostaR ca 9.d24G. all golL -
COTTONthe market Cotton tm but qlet We
quoauous higher price checks business We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-07

The RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY IS always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive on this topic oy froi. y.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department. reaa at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, IN reported fhIly III
Tribune LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
~" Address IHE TRIBUNE. New-foTk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-07
And the following for city bank shares:

The Second Avenue Railroad to-day elected dlrec-
tors az follows Thomas Crane, George Bell. L. ".
Decker, Waldo Hutchns, julius Wadsworth, Charles
Stanford Augustus L. Masters Frederick DeBlller'
JOS d. Fish, William 5. Thorn, .. Schwazwalder,
Solomon Mehrbach.
The Panama Railroad Company to-day elected az
directors Russell Page II. II. Baxter, George ;.
Scott, Frank Work John NJ. Burke, A. B. Stockweli'
George J. Forrest, s. l.. NJ Barlow. b. ?. Kissam
Charles ]. Osborn, c. X. Garrison, j. W. Park, and
Rufus Hatch.
The Philadelphia stock market is firm Penn
sylvana Skies, 1851; Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad 90; Reading Railroad, 57.; Pennsylvania
Railroad 52.; Gold. 1871.
From an advance copy of the 9th annual report
of the Central Railroad Company of New-Jersey, we
take the following figures and statements;
The service of the whole road "a compared with tha'
of the previous year. has been as tonDS Inc orpes
Nile. nm b, O...-urr train. tsSi'i7 1sSsiI7 4os7o inc.
Mile ss sy sS 9ssts sosSs
rota, b, train. AIS 46OI 257 400 24l Inc.
A aa. ana s ssG 2s527 2ss654 2s4O7 Dee
Total mile. run b, ,u. 5 266725 4ss9s9l 37os34 Inc
In the passenger business 77,lS7 less passengers
were carried than in 1872 and in the merchandise
freight business 5000 tons less were transported
than IN 1872 In the coal freight business 2s6, 100
tons more carried than IN lS12 the total coai
business having been the largest ever done by the
Company The total receipts of the Company for
1873 amounted to ss 1855 49, and the total expenses
to S42l55s4 %, leaving net earnings $i,t65, ISL,
against 81 1888 911 IS in 1872.
The gross receipts per mile have been follows;
From passe niger trains. against 81 ia 1879 from
merchandise trains 81 ~ aganstN 7g from coal trains.
" 3 81 IA TIE Receipts per nile run
all trains have been 81 90 az INST VI 20 the previous
year.
Tie gross ex penses per mile have been 80 cents.
Il
economy with which the road Is Operated
Tie rJfit and loss account stan ~ a. fOloW.: - -.
the
follows:
oniiaA4J eTpenses. .....s4 2l5,5s4 20
RtHt OF LAgh sasqu shAanA Rah -. .. -
30.
lntefstt acc0ant. Sor 100 "a
state 6g4JB 50
-s7 ,O42 81
Balance 70 credit Of aoeount toffo@' n
or this surplus slIOs95 been applied 10 tho re-
duetiun Ol te OF equipment and other ac
counts, aud S19l7 rs max good the deficiency ui
last year leaving s675l0 40 remaining undivided
profits.
Darng the current year the laying Of steel rails VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-07
: STOCK o7 GRAIN ~ yEw-roRK AND sRoo

STRAW-rhe market is nolcrat acye and steady
op sbppirQ AZ 81 81 Oj retail os Al 2OGtl 4Oi ooeriat
-,laN5c for Long rye soc lrl ior OlL
-MJLASssllr market quet Ad uncl1nged or 1oaestci
sales of 20 bbs. NavOeaus Il IoHt2e Foreign Mots a-o
ami b te,y Tnee auction sale tomorrow Oi $50 bids
Iarhadoes lrd 700 bb.s. New Orleans
Tlrper1e not sought after ~ any
syt4, and me nonnsy unchanged qlos dHhaEa
,.- Of Jbbs Strained s. as 1000 b5 DO St % 4I2
. aud BOO 0bls Good 90 a. - %
imported Tar ecieI dal lOnl1a
Al . y 50 % Washington aud Wilmington. .o-.-
FISH without tlo remains du
light llote t i2Ht1c fme A-
advance We quote al - 1eo Oher OILS are
PETROLEUM Refined :oar les active AID
value quoted .haIe liberal offerings sock lie
.ees 500 1Uls last m Asl az lJ'i ZOO oh buyers op
uoi yrak Al lja. IlJ' FOR delivery tgce 0uk
sr-ve and firm Of 900 bbs. 2c and 100 lt h
two weeks " Spln Crude 1omna q. la u 4
Napnha dui but strong 9 City bln IN cases bed ~
10Lr The nnmary generally luet And not mater ally
enangel A.
quoted 1880 10 t. spot AMI April Inl l6ulG4c May
PROViSOSSI-e PorE mstket 10 2er more t. AIS o e
fnta.e regular, so h a. so - Ie Tor
Extra Pine; ts'll FiAc
Tor future bear Of 2,-jO BOA Ness seller NJ AZ SIS
T5O d II % Beef ste iy, ltil4ll
Tor Extra slj4Sl5 - for Packet lece Beef j. u Beef
n. ar steady; 10 bb S22d-2i for southern
beats steady sd in moderate demand ss Of 10 tc Picked
Ham, 1871 lO7s.; loo tcs DO 10 average At
lOis 90 tcs 1917 70, lOsc 80 tcs do 10 10
Smoked shoulders JOO Picked lJ 81 &c; JOO
Bacon inactive and tuei sales ~ ZJ boxes
CT Lard is song o. $40 tcs at SJc or No
Toe ior Civ: lice for Far ne steam. 200 on
Grade At Rehued for April aud 500 for MAY
h,tu AZ luLe. delivery OF 700 April,
M i-IsrH 900 tc. for MAJ. A. 10 lsHlO 3-l6c
BrrrRR-Ihere aemand both Old and New, and the
market -tetiy IL former Quotations. " quote;