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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
povT OF NETWORK.

POVT OF NBW-TORK. .'.'''.'..JAA y
CLEARED.
s,usAir Copit tBrl. Small GLASGOW Henderson Bros r.
st,am,lp Iioleuzolern Rordeuledt benp Oeht 90
gvitEerl.ud jackson AntWop g. '" oiO'
ty % Deaken Havana AeI1ndra sons
s,sf Cyde Kennedy Galveston via hey "es' - H. 'a-oi'
Co. -, -. c.,.... Crs,t L SEAMAN
Buniieg Eew)Vlesus Fred bhttf
sesusi6 San Jaciio Hazard Savannah Nliham H. UaIS0p
ets.1o.bip Regulator God. Savannah. L. Luwlcn.
(5e-rgs CrOWel Charleston J W Onntafu -"
tes.ip C Of Daliss LINES doreIei Civ C. H. MALLORY Co
tesmsIp Ola Dominion W alkei NOr0A N'H Iou An-
Od DouialOn steamship o. - n p ~ -
s-,...- T.. u.,A
s,..r,s,tu Gen. Vbitrev iisl.ett Boston H. T. Dm0ck
re- liaey (BrJ spccr Liverpool, J. +. ultotf - Se
~ Cav ~ chelcr OlessOS Ora loan bFsss
~ Iem4os AUST Coboovoh. Cora ioi or1ers Benhan
Tse EIa Eorj K,se4 Qaecasto"a 0r F~Aol'S' Ie'eas
Dockmtur. y =
Biz Aatla B'' sCa"s all 6tlres DunisE meeoreh "a
Eug Narrator ,Jan Nesn FIuoLslttcn funch ta}r 20
Big So~. 9iu CT1g. Aheante Jas Henry
- W ArHs,fonr MOToE DenartIa. l.. " y hfntroaE
ne irer (Hrl Weeks. PorI-ag Pnnoe. r. Murray jr
~ H. Lone D.cknore - JAgo. Carver Barars
~ Ilermaa Patterson MaiGuLAs. Carver Bares
srhr Iva r. Prttagiu Coggln ODo9 Marcus Hunter Co.
80 ] Y Lagfeaoe Hefnck. JAcnei. " area RAJ
Morrison 81 f1rirr ID X DE wolfe %
sebr lsvna Warren 4ohlsOn, IAisfdn Aef A0ashi9n
80, Ssde Wifslt Baker Ha5ans Parsons a Pond
-, sell. iBf Mitchell 81 JOhEs ~ = X = Gaie Co.
-, Mr., n Woodhull D4Eia Corpus Obusi ~ bfoEef
sehJ wharton Bush aososito lnle' va ~ Augustine Nn
Brunt Il Bro
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DIPAETURE or FOREIGN MAILS
hOEDAT. JAN. II.
No Sinauship MalIs
TUESDAY. JAN. II.

TUESDAY. JAN. IL.
Mails EmoDe Q.een osn b. e e7nI1p Idaho close al
6 a. n p Steamship az a. IL, ifo l11f
va 40. NCril 80
dis ior Hagaaa bv COLUMNS. close AZ o. ID
up en-narv si PjtOmce Il 2:4O Steam
said s-lsa a IL tier NO. ID Nor.I L. yeE
WbDNE1DAI. JAN 10
Mails except FreaA MAJ <Gee st9"n ana Liver
o ty Algeria close g a. F's al n IA
$50 o-neutAY steamship - a. IRON NGlaij DOCK
For french Mail the steamship St. Laurent mails close It
g IL S,eamsp sam % L lI-r go. 3D. NoTth tIver
TuDLSDal. JAN. Ia
CberJSg Nv
Suoga use 1850 ouDIe'nrr'a alan ''-d a. We
Mas or aavlns per reanhm CIV OF cT-Yor4 co' 81
r Mail closed - he FIsFOAce 81 Az J. III
.tea11.liD hal Il a d. % - y.
FRIDAY. JAN. 10.
Mai 90 TIT loA Fosoce eeI' cav
io- asifaz n s. ~ closed NeT-YorG PoO aas
SATCRUAf. JAN lG
wsue for Great Britain cd rad the steamship Cct
ei.s. AL o. 10 Aa ccss1 4! te rn.tOae @
li.0q m steamship I'D NJ ron tier To- - N0ih a. r.
F4r europe southampton bremen b. caup ID LEI al-en
10 : c1sc- D..
O.ce llj steamship al H. Jm fier 90. .. 4Al
t5- snwan Psnsml %, Central American solth P'cae
pors steamship CEsr Close AZ 10 a. Ia 4 "a D.
-arfIrr Pe-D- >eau-Alr sails ~
j. d.. from Pier fo AZ. AorA h'rr -
n.s ioi Key 3d. LiIv Of Waco close Al p H.
stel. sllp at 3 Q fan Per No -. East -.vei
NUNDAl. JAS. IL
al Ma sclose att Oc9cE H. 4-ef uS-'Dce Il open ION
q. - -.
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Total sb--es soid..........'
sLrinterst Tx tiy4erd

J.
The weakness and feverishncss Of the specu-
latiye list noted late yesterday afternoon at she
stock Exchange became more marked to-day Open
,pg barely steady ut last nights prices, there was
soon pressure to sell Western Union, Lake Shore,
Wabash. and North-W Western. which occaeioned q
decline in these stocks OF per cent. IN which the
balance of the list on very small business, sym
nathized 10 the extent Of / per cent. Prom this
depression there was partial rally but the market
was extremely dull, and confined from this time u
small fluctuations. The very favorable showing
of the bank statement failed 20 have any ehect upon
nrices and the closed dUll and heavy "aDd'n
todav only sold lower than % did yesieiu"S' ''N
clososith the same rally ct T. just oelo" last is'
Iru.,o Pacific II. Paul and Northwestern were 'n'
s,rorest .tocLa of the purely speculative kinu' anu
-, tb smallest decline Tor the day next 10 lacl'o
- Uaboel, Western Union closed al above
ia lowest price There were '~''0'' - ~
f,rcuoon that Lake shore was 10 "o '"J''n0N A'oH
l'i If ia dividend of 3. per cent and II
- .,,,,,,s.d that If tbs books closed without such
-ar,.ic. Of legal papers tile stock would have
rally IN the afternoon. but the books dd close
,,I, M p and tie last saieOi tile stock was az
~ OK dividend, equal 20 7S,, beiug within o.
- lowest price Whether there Is or II
ma, any such movement now on foot IN
h.h,lf NJ the bondboldels OF the Com
-. e ~ i. alleged, the Company have
,aai.o,o, en- proyide for its sinking fund for the
-, Cur wears it is, say the legal gentlemen. an
r~,;on which may he commenced at any time by the
holders of either one of the four classes of bonds.
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pASSENGERS ARRITED.

tROg rrvE7POO-In steamship Atgat7 jan Capt Allen.
Nv ,1,i Mrs j. h. Anderson W. BahDu g. C. Bacheisr y ""
Eros p H. Barton Game Mr. Carp inter- r. nshi T. me-
s,es " H. Davies a. Duncan. d. A. Ftaslew. Jno b.
Iire C. Fea ne FORBES, H. n C. 6sI3neY Go',"l9
~ Itgsraf M anu ussungs. H. Hrscb NJ au 9A
Ij H. Eeuheedt j. D. Rrsmtlburg. Miss kseme!outs hsa
Ken buk banuu. and MIs Aaos,eu4u g n'AStt 1'Pt n
,., nv q % Reilly PoTter, v. z Rankin O. Eeao, L.
I{otl h. sondbeim Mrs SinaiE W y Smith, J. A AFos'tf
4 Vo4n T. C. Weles. J.. T. Woodward. A. Woclsv.
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HTyUATURH ALMANAC

On, 3,, 7.23 Su1 seA...... Moon sets...... $40
Hook 1925 Cows ;Oo Hell gate FerJ UoZ
Sandy oof lO49 GoVs IslaDd l29 Hell GaA fer Ooo
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Clscurr-PArr L-Adiourned for The terri.
49, Vnua-

CIRcUTT-PARr H-vAE voRsT. J.
1924. 0esteh and Gil 442 vares art Lawson ct al
7o9 French ct ct al .st Tyler Nat gI s,sis \. =.
D56h TOnpkns al sgt Mar Fuller sat The MAYOR, &e
Co Ast Keenan, Ao' ast 0BneH
1918. Garter ast MAILING sss. Gomez MI Pin.h.
9s4.. Tyler AIT Jacobson. Martina DE LambuDci
90s. Brown sgi Peters and sno ". shenG
s7A.whHeI AsL Keenan,. 1902 Dnehiori. BY suadn 40
$685. Bart Az wiliin. s4s. Wood sst Bhs RR Co
PAwr Hi-LAvR.scr.
s6NOm.u, &C. AIT DegnSn $685.. oberm.D ast World Nut
o6onnen ast The Mayor so7 Snds ,s The Mayor
1919. Connolly ct al sgt The 7s..Mssy .st EeH.
1896 TOeae The Mayor, 1861 Wallace DuryeA
l47S Bresin ct al AIT The 645. .LArrenc Agt Terry.
l474..Hn al Gt Mayor 500 Richards as Roe.sle
2is7Mcsrs and The ioe5. .H.ansr Hsyd.sts1
1882 hS9re sna agt The Ernst and 'st DER
2l. PowIsr ct al Agt The l7ls UuiS1 Tra.. Co sgt
1892 'st The Mayor &c 1929 Bensdc The Mayor
lS'O''SoSSA' 's' The Mayor &C. n
SUPERIOR COvAr-GHrEaAL rHan-FRnEDxAE j. CURTIS and
80. Van No.tr.nd .s. MY SO. Robert. art White AL
a. seSys .st he a ssyo4 p Telegraph Co a
10 Dtoa e, al sgt Mar,oD as. .St Nations.
80. Schiller ag Prudsu. Bank
TRIAL TERH-PARr L-Adioumed FOL Term
P.sr H-sBDsw1oKJ
1872 Del Homie 6429 sgt Coleman ct
Lester 5 % =, a. Can; x
i7S Com @ercs warehou., Co. Govern .nd or
9g . LA 49, % 1913 SS :T S Ss'
s22 .CsrSay agt saor $50 Squire Evans ct al
CoHHoS PLaAs-GESREAL TERx-DALY C. J., LARREnoRE and
RoBlSsoS, u.
O. Reade AIT Gould 1875. sedvwch agt horch
10. .Gndeuuing IT,. ct all l4l Cendlnen agt Crosson e
IS Nsueado1 6atTcs al 12s Chr st Ru
j. norman AS- N-N'-- % 30 soPsr act Rich
%. same AIT Same. 1873. Niokburg agL HsIlett
2SI..-- agt 1853. .TayIor agL Jackson ct al
81 1 a2sS 'st Melon
TRIAL TEWH-PAKr L-Losv, J.
Case on 1855. Tier agt Mcdowell
PART H. Adjourned for the Term.
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL TEas-PARr L-ALzER j.
124 Browne Murphy 1919 Baserman ast Cooke ct al
96}. Marine Cooper. 1928 $. John agt Libby p.
lg az Ps Hn 1S W TSh CSCf a. Ser ID
ii2l 1928 Miller .s' Ko,als5 s,.I
IL Cohen ct a. agt Brilliant l2oO stern As A'uS ct a.
etd
PART u.-McADan,
900. Farir-ton agt OCauBor 223l Hahn agt MsteoS
7Sg sou 1919 .Jlcohs ct al agt Hem
SGT Joso.on ,g. Dimmics 1906 Berrnau ug ets
74S ,ter Az esins 1907 Grover Az Linghau
d5 Srs5y ' sst Moore ct al ii5S sgt
222o. Law agt Giuck
PART Hl-GEoss J.
1000 Miller aQt Lehner 1854 Abrah1us ct al sgt Nit
AI..Aa
Behrrudt IT, 81 al 1850. Hal Ahrens.
2l!3 Ii Iet 81 a. agt uaIteh'
10. Beui FrauAensein 2l9 Same ast hsr1. 90
81 AL 2f47. Andres Pie, impfd.
zoo O'i-eu e., a. aytD eup- 244H..saue agL Same
24L3. .PIen ct a. V0vuis
9Ogl Vpe-s AFT Frseh SO. brOcke1UurJ agt AuaneV.
e. 81. Il. Runke
Grxpp. .sss7ov SUTHERLAND Is rh T. Mevcrs dsod-Ily
RES SAGA Marcus William H. aIes, eonsIac7i
Mic.ac. Nolan, ce'e- weapons
JGeorce W hlfIaY Lornlellc
CONFUSION cY APPEALS ALBANY Jan 9Conmon Of Appea
dr., saf for A,l4a7 in 3UJ 30, ncu Nos
80 3Il 3i2 3l3, 81 Bio, Jl6, 5l 5Io Aou4ned A1h
A.ur-ay, JA.. Il, a. 10 81.
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steamboats aro Railrodrs.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
sIvss CAi6anhe Zip ll30 N .na Pddsspon At II p
NEW HAVEN, R4FORD, &c Fare;
IN 81 rs leave Petf NsvHaSsn otnd II
Daily (suDdsTt sJoepsdl, connecting siIh tbs railroad
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DEN SYLVANIAR AD.-THl
EH-.r -n u. -L.E AAn ~ mn ALALL- MALL OWN

DENNSY AlLRO AD.-THE
AeStOE foot Of DtA1ros ana Oo''ha'''' Is
Er.s ior harris ARK ugh the and South With Pan
rsu Can atiacld 3:JU AMI 500 a ean-aT Ael
$50 p. r., - ,..i. .. Ia. L RI. n
d = coppre-l 30 Phaelpna $3.50 ieT "lanspoTi LoeA
ayea 80 oonn-c-s At CoIfI os 4lI1s''
Pa Gun e.t.c ald .ue " tcl'ns.
Far b. iuore Washington the South Limited ans OF tr
mn, of Pa nm Palor C.s except ogntar tH;u a. ar
I'VE Wellington 4lJ bsg-r ~ S4V D. H. Aa1 , III
slE Is iof Philadelphia. = s40. $50 1890 J. 40
a. 3 7 t3O 8 y nigEL Sunday 900 o. T. $780,
and 9 n 10. hmigI4At az second class : p IL - D
10 SfS. s:to 40 $50 5 $50 5lO $40. csc 1870
SO 10 ll:3O ~ II night SUNDAY 52O T. and e;Io n
q.g $40 $40 4.iU 400 $3.50 SEQ $40, $40 $3.50 z
10 e:l0 10 1l.3O and ~ nehL Sunday o'2O T. anl
T. R1hwa G3O g. 10 H.. u n. l. ., go. $40
9a0 $40 43n 4:5O 5;2O $40 D. $40 $50 T. $40 10 D.
For wOolbdg Perth AmbOy ami South Amboy aud 10 A. H.
2SO Nv s a H. Il H. 2 3;l0 4IU $50
8. iU 7 D m. aul ~ night SUNDAY: b. IN.
Ior EGst Milestone II noon. ana 5:2U D. -
~ Kuest,n and Hocs9 iiII $40 d ~ snd l:4y J. m
Y 7 S.4O o. ne, l23 . 2 4 10 arc D. N.
Ter Lanbertvlile Pennington $50 4 snd -Jo y m
Fsf Phil psbue Brlvliere, $3.50 and = n o,
Pr uoa Bodsutown Burin ton, AID CAn1ea a1' '0'
L. fd 5 F2esaoe I 1, m 2 sSd 4:i0p@%,
70 Fsrnns dAe ana sduaH 7 a. m and z p NJ -, o.,o
fS t.;o|a Psmoerf0n AM Camden Perth Anboy 2:3O
IL Far U,btsovu and Pernber,op a. m 49,
Ira M 1rve IS fol owI:-Fin Pittsburgh. % and II 20 NJ
Monasy FROM Wilmington Baitrore m 41j, 5l5
deIuhs BIO 6.2O 800 1919, II 20 ll:J4 n 2l5 ~
SIS. T. o. 7:aU s.44 1927 D SUuiaY 0'lOi oiZO O;0J
Tse o 81 ' SO So and s4i oaiv.r No. As,or m Of
DeshroSses and Cortlandtss.; No Courss. Bro kyni
ami IA ll6. Ils Huon.si Ho5oEsu Engani rckf
Ohee No Batter D. BOYD H., Gen. Passenger AgeSL
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THE fLUsHING, .NOKT y, -. SHORE, and

GENITAL hAiLROAD COMPASf
or route BaTs0fe. stp aAyV'he AlQ IHosu
leave Hunters Point 900 o. m-5a1' ol Ha' JAN Al. -.
Leave Iluer Pint $3.50 m.-faloAoZn0 nL4 u4a WIN P@''
attached. ..-,-- -
Leave liurers fout 200 o m.-Patshogus way uan If, ~
Leave Hunters P,sat 4.j0 n -faHAosh express VIM VIA '
lor ca attschrt.
Leave Hus,ers Foiat 900 B.-lsip VsV trsin -, a..
az ros FsrnngA Pat, HYDE Fsk hase sna o'.S
s,~,1 p,,v cave New Yogs o. Jaessip Eat RIVER ~
nu,es and nv Ea RVer 10 minutes previous 70
Tie depaurr tfsns Hunters Point IoEes soi aA
ehetr I.me,p st. oneea hInaAI usls e-
Hgurs Polni for Neck HemDssead dAraSa ely
ami All var stations $3.50 and 100 for 20
sgs Point Whtsstone and al ntermediAe ssaton
LOO 4 u and $50. JlS $780, $50 u " bAhIV"' ous'
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NETWORK, NFW-HAYEN AND HART
~ FORD q. i..-N-W-lOGh AID NEy'-HtFE DiViHpH-
If- Arrangement ,oumelan- e D. lsai P-si-n.e' atS'oa
in New YoTk central Dro. EXTRA o. ForI-slcasI
TRAINS LEAVE NET-y'LE. zoe 49,
Trans Tor New Haven az 7l0 Gc.g.l go taNR HJo
(A,rul. 1000 tS.l 1900 Acc'l lOi ibLl 5:' '"Nl
2:zO Aeon 4:s aad SID tL'sa LA 10 Er and J'4O Al
For South Eorw H. 7.-O o:05. G05 lie. 1900 m. 100 iK
..yO " AS, OLD j:iU G.al. SID $40 Toy oli'.L
40 sos $500. lC u M -:u1 o. 1902, 80 Az - t--
300 4.S .4J O. D.. J;rU O:5J I:Zj olO '4d 80 --' % D
Boston lKness springfield % 500 .r1 a. D. H .- s.+,
J.u o. 10 o. TIE 6;.J ne Iuu ~
81 a1l stopping sa Lort Norrai an SGD 2o
1000 81 lHa. 800 $40 aad y: 10 q. n - j
n. with 90 shore Line pFisn 10.
frl4tlre lie -uJ
3 DIVISION hOfF % fr0 We" i-fth
r. Eev-ager ID be $40 70 H. anl pm.
Tor Newport; s:u5. and T. noo7 tns connect VITO
River g. 90 Spring ell ami D. ~ .r horirr
500 N. rrd m connects mex e. X ara he $40
q. Hlrsstou T. r. % Bl .-epoi TIE go D. p
j. AMI 43s vth Ds bury ar HosnA At >"nh hofHf
ht sos 100 and AS With Ne"OanaAn H. At
SiaraionL 81.
H. a Prov leE.e
e can be- purchased Ticket oi1 COMPANY At Gr nj Cea,
n, o e oac,s ~ l. IT. fer Co., ga boA4fa, s1l
Wp or Hons Y, AID No tort BVo1iya "lO N"' ago
'le'A O-5 IONS A.oDl. s.p y. 7. Division View YORK.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYIEG TIB
UNITED STATES MAIL.
SEW AND FCLLPOWRRKD STEAMSHIPS -,,s
ing Eewiot SATURDAYS iron Liverpool % Lhuhe
DAYS. e. linz Al Corb HsrDor esrb
CELTIC. SATURDAY Jan Is as 1900 nooa
OCEANIC. SATURDAY Jan. D. al 900 a. ID
kEPI Blu SATt RDAH 80. az l-:OJ a. IA
BALTIC SATCRDAl. Fe1. o. a. 300 n
ADRIAIIC. SATURDAY Feb. 10 as HOO ID
Prom Pier %. North MVef
Passbger for all uaTFaie9 e1B0aes
SAFETY SPEED ASO COMFORT ,s.,,.
salOons Etate-fo6ns aud bathroom
lion. where least motion eL Surgeons All H,"H1e~0
c,..rsg-
hATbS-Saoon $50 goa. Reiun sl40 aoI b,e'as
al rseA vniug for ncnit mona tSa Wv
oeleates a! ON rate.
P,,,su gers nooKed 70 Of AHeTca A'"'
E,yv,V Sueieu. lBla Australia Calaa AZ
Drafts from 81 sgsar- . - q, 81. csus.p- =
az no. ~ BfeGiTaT. hev-iWA IT, .. 49," N
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STONINGTON LINE for BOSTON and
- PROyIpATcB
The commOious .ssmer, NARRAGAESBTr. TgsS
DAYS, Thasda7s and saur avs. snl Sr0HISGTOS Noais'A
WfHesaTs Gad Fiava m 80 North River foot Of Isyst 81
arriving ID boo all other lues Tickets ioi SAFE A.
al prime pal rroa1 or secfe al the Ohoes Of
MesfCt. E19n,,ss o. ana al $40 Broadway -. . , - A..
e. A. DE VEAU, ~ AGENT L " FiLKIHS, Gel Pass Agent
N 4 HABCOCK
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DED STAR LINE.-AppOlnled 10 carry 'I'
Ia. Belai-a ana Uatoj States mails
The fo.OvIl steamers are aIInht.r,. 20 ,,A
A' FOR ASrNLkP.
Prom Phlade'phiA froia re" io'A r. q
yADRRLAND - -" ~ |E''4-1'
NEDkRLAN y. ........... a. q '''''
Fot Philadelphia FoT H'"l" Ian 9
~ 6WTTZERLAS Nd ..........Feo .
'AN' Prices OF PASSAGE ~ CUhKEhCI .co
,t...h, second cabin. sou
steerc And Intermediate tickets Co aulon al p'in Al IA'
...--.- .-. annie attend
80 hi Eyerv s-reon and He"tn
,ies ~ II rough LAuf Issued between All '''HI
points .,,tv "a
-" Te GEO W. D.. OL1Oh Ar, A. BroA1-st new iO'~
John MCDONALD Passenger Agent
X BsttefVpsce. NeW-iOrE
ppTpR WRIGHT 4 SONS Gene Agents
3U7 Wauut-st. PhladsphlA
b WONDER RECKl. Ganera Raropean Agent. AntEero.
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DIIIADII pHIA. wa LIlFif DilANLI dAu
i i1r SEa-tEHsLT SOUTHERN tAl-R0AD.
i. ~ E.s '. rt.rC-!ula rulf - -
touHrrrns j. lo74 tHe Fauac1, and 60
LILY 4u- DAY NIAA, c,nnccans e
Iesv. Sr.Y.rs Ion Pier 3. n r., foot Of 3e'.o--7t 49,
Si5 m.-l,f Pisdeiuh g. LohC Branch IONS 4-'ei' "Ai
.erto-. Wac md Brt cto-. ,.
400 nlor Lolz Branch l1.As h'e "Ai''o"n -@1'S 10
an '"-''''- WI s. syElEN General Mana-er.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
RATES or PA SAGE cud ulcesslies for he t79' co.,
". YORK 10 sAS FHANCi CJ-Cabn. 800; scer-se 7,''
a. ~. -" - ,ycrst6 - Y0k6nAGA-s25o. 900
San fGASCI. GO 10 HCSg KgSH- -,,o si,.''p.ytvA
10 GtLTFOHEfA JAPAN AND CHINA. W. FANANA
steiner. I-.y. j. e. ~ North uvrr hcwluk % .5'5Fs ~
ACAPULCO Com. S. q. Gray IT. lDA = jan. 20 -' 10
CCIOV Cart b. L. 7. naer iar 46 at i ID . ,.,..-,.-,
And v.rv alternate SATURDAY tlerc.e CONNECTING WIZ ''
,o- C.-utral America south Fac4r 9li's u., So
TIa steamer o freight !, Eny i'.::I " Is GsAe-ei "a
intervening -ssuI 'ay-. % .ocossN .l4r r'ilfe
stesDer. -c SEQ Francisco ior japan AM Cana as oloTr
GREAT LiPi BLlC........ s..JeLu@'
VA.tO u GAMA....... '..''''t..s.' "a HaI "a
Cyl.Ji fLIAi'
CITY DF rEGiNG...........-. ''.iHL -
For ne Afa passage. ether ormuo1 app' al hs N''4-
ou'e' VI WAL WV ~ Il j. BULLAY.
Supeuute1--li
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t'ALL RIVER LINE

NEW-YOKK AND PORTLAND EXPRESS
y LB Ali kAlL Va orees;er Nshnl aad Roeheste
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-11
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
n .OMpASY.

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-12

Ii has been widely supposed that the
wear 1874 WAS more disastrous that other
wise for the railroads IN the United
States. but the figures, so far as they have
appeared, lead toa more satisfactory con-
cIusion. OF twenty-five railroads, IN
GLIDING the principal roads of the coun-
try. the gross receipts of eight were larger
in 1874 than in 1873, and the percentage
Of expenses on all was smaller last year
than the year before. The principal roads
enumerated are the Pennsylvania, New
York Central and Hudson River, Phlla-
delphia and Reading, Central Pacific,
Baltimore and Ohio Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, Union Pacific, Boston
and Albany, Central New Jersey, Illinois
Central. Lehigh Valley, Chicago and
Alton. New York and New Haven,
Philadelphia and Erie first eleven
months. Eastern railroads, Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore, Boston and
Maine. the Fitchburg, and the Detroit
ard Milwaukee. The aggregate gross
earnings of the whole twenty-five roads
in 1874 amounted to Sl90,2SS, 499; in 1873
SIgl.S54,0O5. The operating expenses in
1874 were Sll42S3 To; in 1878, Sl22,-
1874. The net earnings were, there
fore S75,OO4,747 in 1874, against S69,-
S&425 in 1873, an increase of S9,l7U,49G.
In 1874 the operating expenses were
GOO4 per cent Of the gross earnings; IN
1873 the ratio was 64.l2 per cent. As
freight charges we're lower last year than
in 1873. it is apparentthat the tonnage of
las; wear was much larger.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-12
Card nal McCIosKey's Cap.

From the y. O.. lines, ApIlI >.
The ceremony of investing his emil
hence Cardinal McCloskey with the
barettino, or red skull cap, took place in
the archepiscopal residence, No. 2l6
Madison avenue, yesterday afternoon.
At one o clock the guests invited to wit
ness the ceremony assembled, and short
" afterward his Eminence entered and
remained standing ut the head of the
room. Count Marefoschi, a member
of the "Noble Guard, next
entered, in full uniform, and after max
ing military salute advanced to the
cenue of the apartment, and read the
letter of the Pope authorizing him TO
bear the berettino to his Eminencc.
Cardinal McCloskey then responded in
Latin, acknowledging the honor confer
red upon him. Nonsignor Roncetti next
addressed mis- Eminence in the French
language to which the Cardinal respond
ed in the same tongue. Count Mare
foschi then advanced toward Cardinal
McCloskev, and, after saluting him,
bent one knee and presented the
berettino. His Eminence then received
the congratulations OF his friends, who
were sfterward entertained by him at
dinner. Among those present were
Right Rev. DR.. McCloskey, Bishop Of
Louisville; Right Rev. DR.. McNierney
Bishop of Albany Very Rev. Father
Wirth, ofthe Redemptionists; Very Rev.
Father Preston, Vicar General; Rev.
Father Hewitt, of the Paulists; Rev. DR..
McGlynn, of ST. Stephens; Rev. A. j.
Donnelly, of St. Michaels Church;
Rev. Father Achard, 5. j.;
Me,srs, l.. B. Binsee, John Hecker,
Charles O'Conor, Thomas Murphy, Jcr
emiah Devlin, Eugene Kelly, james
Lynch, John ID. Kelly, james a. Nc
Masters, John OBrien and others.
During the afternoon his Eminence, with
ms distinguished guests, took carriage
ride through the Central Park.
a dispatch from New York states that
the public ceremony Of receiving the
beretta will take place April %.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-12
GovERNMENTs-Active and strong.
STATE BONDs-Nominal.

STATE BONDs-N Ominal.
RAILROAD BoNDS-There was consid-
cradle excitement and large dealings in
Union Pacific issues and the prices made
were the highest ever current. Union
Pacific frsts advanced to 993 and for
large lots 100 bid. Sinking funds rose to
93E and closed 93i bid and offered at 934
Land grants sold as high as 81. Extra
coupons ut 81 per cent advance, which
was stimulated by the increase in the
earnings of the first week in April Of
$lOl, 40i on last years earnings. Central
Pacitics sold at 100 and closed ut $500
500. Other railroad mortgages were
quiet ind firm.
STocKS-A meeting of the joint COM
mittccs of Pacific Mail steamship Com
pany and the Panama Railroad company
was held this afternoon for the purpose
of adjusting the question between the
companies on the matter Of through
frelghtS. The Pacific Mail committee
submitted plan which the Panama COM
mttce will lay before its board of direc-
tors and report at future meeting.
Nice-President Scott states that he has
examined the accounts of the China
agent OF the Pacific Mail Company, but
had not found any discrepancy. A mis-
take existed in the accounts ofHong Kong
and Yokohama, which occurred during
the absence of the China agent. The i'm
provement in active stocks to-day ranged
from ! to l.! per cent, Union Pacific touch
in 73y. The features were Union Pa
cifc. Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Pacific Mail. Wabash and Western
Union. During the day there was a de-
cline from the morning prices, but to-
wards the close there was IL recovery of
from ! to per cent, with large dealings
on increased earnings. The market clos
ed active and weak. The sales today
aggregated lSS0OO shares, Of which
lG. 400 were Erie 10000 Lake Shore
5000 Northwestern common, $4,000 Pa
citic Mail, $4,000 st. Paul, "a, 900 Western
Union. and $4,000 Union Pacific.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-12
A New Volume.

The numbers Of L,tteire LirHg Ags
for the weeks ending April Sd and 10th,
contain Life at High Pressure, by w. X.
Greg, Contemporary Rsricr; The Heart
of Africa and the Slave Trade, Edinburg
Rsrier; Early Kings of Norway, part
". by Thomas Carlyle, Fraser; Saxon
Studies, by Julian Hawthorne, part VI,
Contemporary RrrjeU; Have We Two
Brains, CorHhW; German Home Life
by Lady, part III, Fraser; The
Siege of Florence, Cornhilli The
Birth of Republic, Sot,n-
dqg Rericw; The New French Minis
try. Spectator; with instslments of the
charming serials, "Alice Lorraine by
X. G Blackmore; Three Feathers by
VIM. Black, and "Miss Angel by Miss
Thuckersy, and the usual poetry and
miscellany.
These are the first two numbers OF II
new volumn. the one hundred and twenty
fifth, of the Liring Age.