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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10
NOTICE TO TAX COLLECTORS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA }
Auditors Office,
New Orleans, November 80 1875.
Your attention is called to the provisions of sec.
ton seventy eighr, act No. 40 of 1871 requiring all
tax collectors to make their final settlement with
this office within ten days after the tenth day of
December.
For the fiscal year now drawing to close, a
strict compliance with the above provision will be
insisted upon under the penalty of the lsw and it
is suggested that you give public notice thereof to
the taxpayers of your parish or district.
Respectfully,
CHARLES CLINTON.
no30 lot cod 2p Auditor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10

3BIrED ENGAGEMENT.-It was ali for a
\ that Andrew Hunter and Tom Chat
went into the coffeehouse of j. Nc
90 without the ready cash, and because
roprietor refused their modest request,
lsllows administered to him a sound
tug and in q reckless manner smashed
&umblers and furniture. The fellows
arrested and lodged in Jail. McCar-
RS also incarcerated for having pair
Eps knuckles in his possession.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10

)EsCENT No. 24.-At the annual cleo
|br officers Wednesday night the fol-
b. gentlemen were chosen to serve
X the ensuing year: F. Dudenhefer,
Rsnt; Fl. Miester, foreman; H. Wagner,
assistant; 7. u. Seguin, second assist
Gus Bermudez secretary; H. II. Bier
treasurer; Philip Levy, marshal; F.
Inhefer, II. Miester and Gus Zengel,
bites to Firemen's Charitable Associa.
E. Lame, f. Rubenkey, l., II. Stein
! sub-deleyates.
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Auction Extraordinary.

Auction Extraordinary.
peat sale of dry goods which has
eogress for the past few weeks at
lanai street, still continues to at
70 crowds of buyers. The goods
'old at purchasers prices. Ladies
new dresses, and families desiring
Of table and other linen, can net
than attend. Those who have ex-
he goods are confident that they
What they are represented to be.
Y, sales every day at 10 A. M. and
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| left behind

ILIARDs.-The great Burleigh-M sggioli
rd match for the championship of the
NJ and Southwest and $1,000 came off
night at the Odd Fellows Hall, result
IN the defeat of Msggioli by a score of
to 365. Average of winner-9 ASA.
rect runs g., 60. Msggiol's average
a. Largest runs 81. 80.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10


The Louisiana MteHigencer of the eighth
instant says:
The nominating convention held by the
Republicans of this parish on Saturday last
was one of the most harmonious bodies we
have ever seen.
MIR. s. w. Wood, who was nominated to
fill the vacancy In the Legislature caused
by the death of Hon. w. F. Southland, is q
young man we'll and favorably known to
the people of this parish, having served as
deputy sheriff for the past three years, and
q portion of the time in assessing the State
taxes during the past summer. He is a
native of this State, having been born in
jackson parish, and received fair educa-
ton. We are satisfied that, while he may
not acquire notoriety as q noisy member
of the House, he will at all times be found
in his seat, ready to vote intelligently on
all matters brought up.
The election has been ordered for Wednes-
day, December Is.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10

Eat twelve o'clock Wednesday
the unoccupied one-story frame house
Hstreet, between Lyons and Robert
owned by Mr.. Ryan, was destroyed
Estimated loss $500. 1t is supposed
been the work of an incendiary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10

Good CHANGE.-At the request OF
citizens in the lower portion of the
District, Superintendent Weeks
Jed the striking apparatus of the fire
telegraph from the Moreau Street
kh and placed it in the tower of the
German Lutheran Church. at the cor
Port and Craps streets, there having
100 many bells together in that dis
This move will remedy the evil.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10

tBs ARE TRUMrs.-Julia Lewis played
sgainst one Julia Clubs by commit.
. larceny of her personal property;
fore Lewis was conducted to the GEN.
ation, from No. la Franklin street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10

FHE RISGs.-A. Lsndry charged one
Kinney with breach of trust and
llsment of two gold rings valued at
|hsrefore Kinney enjoys q cell in the
station.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10

"Costly be thy habit Is Thy tailor can be
stood of for"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10

= NEED REPAIRs.-At the corner of
and Magazine streets the crossing is
sken condition and needs immediate
likewise the crossing at the corner
pvier and st. Charles streets, wnlch
nken by some engine Tuesday night.
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PROCLAMATION,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department, }
New Orleans, December g. 1875.
Whereas, am officially infoYlcd that JOHN
SONNlER, noted desperate, indicted in the parish
OF st. Landry, of this State. foy the murder of
ANDRE PRUBHoMMB, and also indicted in the
parish of Cacaseu, in this State for the murder of
WILLIAM J. RUNNIONS, is still at large, notice is
hereby given that, in addition to any reward of
fered by the police jures of the respective parishes
and the friends of the deceased the State of Louis.
lana will pay a reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS for the arrest of the said John Sonnier and
his safe delivery to the custody of the sheriff of
ST. Landry parish.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State
this third day of Lececember, A. D. 1875, and of
the independence of the United States the one hun
dredth.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
p 9. DESLONDE,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10

New Orleans, December 8. IS75.-Iu
accordance with instructions from the COMMITTEES
ored Men, held in the Free Mission Baptist Church
November ~. 1875 ito take into conside GRAFTON the
seating of Senator Pinchb8ck; the protect ion of
the coored voter, and the calling of a convention
OF colored Citizens" hereby call mass meeting
OF nepuDreans to asse nble at the Mechanics
Instltute. on SATURDAY December H. 1875 at
r. NJ, for the purpose of having submitted the
reports or the commit in relation to the above
qupstions. T. b. STAMPS Pres,nent
n. v. y. Asst WOOD, Secret ry. del0
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successien Of Bernard Dopo.1.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIsH
~ OF Orleans, NO. 37e6l.-Notice is hereby aivsnr
TO the creditors of this estate and to All otkeS ~
sons herein interested, to show cause within fsn
gays from the present notification, if any thew
have or can, why the account prese1fei ~
raul Trevigne administrator of this estsfs,
shoaid not Pc homologated and approved, and 81
By order of the Court
dsa 7ia' FRANK FACE, n, clera
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10
SPECIAL NOTICES,

- ONCE Of the New Orleans City Railroad
cember g. 1875 At q meeting of the board Of di.
Iectors held on the eighth instant q dividend of
THREE DOLLARS per share was declared PAYABLE
to the stockholders on and after January /, 1876.
The transfer books will be closed for ten days
previous to that date. c. c. LBWIS
del0 ial Secretarv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10
POLITICAL NOTICES.

Rooms Republican Parish Executive
meeting of the above named committee will he
held At the Crescent Club House. No 20 st. Louis
street, on SATURDAY, the eleventh instant. at
! ID. Punctual attendance 10 expected
By order of the President
deIO ct Actiny Sscrat,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10
WANTED.


"ANTEO-BY YOUNG LADY OF THIS CITY
w situation in a variety, machine or hair
store as saleswoman or worker; is willing to make
herself useful in either capacity. Address s. " S.
at inns once. nol1
"ANTED.-A POSITION AS GOvERNESS, BY
w q young lady capable of teaching English
French and Music, References exchanged. Ad.
dress Mise c., at this office. nos
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BILLIARDS.
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.

- =
United States vs.. Schooner Try Again.
- - her apparel etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COTRT
an admiralty warrant, to me directed in the above
certified suit, have seized and taken in my posses
sion
THE SCHOONER TRY AGAIN her apparel ere
now libeed by the United States for the causes set
forth in the libel now pending the District Court
OF the United States.
And do hereby cite and admon'sh the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person OF persons
having or pretending to ha any right title or in.
tereSt in or to the same, to be and appear at Dis.
tIict Court of the United States for the district
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans
on the third Monday of December to show cause if
any they have or can, why the said schooner should
not be condemned and be sold agreeably to the
prayer of libelant.
United 5 ,ates Marshal's office, New Orleans, No.
vember "a 1875.
S. B. PACKARD.
hol' uei IL IL United States Marshal
United States VS.. One Copper stiII, Etc.
In THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. FOB
Il the Fifth Circuit and District of louisiana No.
1ii6.-By virtue of writ of venditioni exponas tn
me directed in the above entitled suit will pro
coed to sell TO the higheet bidder on TUESDAY De-
cember IA, 1875 at IL A. NJ. at Nos lTs and 1870 New
Levee street in this city, the following described
property, viz
One Pump and hose, one werm, one half barrel
Rum, sixty empty cedar Barrels, fourteen empty
hOgsheads, four empty whisky Barrels one hat
hogshead OF Fire Wood, one five ga Ion Measure
one Bucket, one Glass Funnel, one Tin Funnel
Clsterns, of capacity ranging from 1900 to 5000 ga
Ions, one Copper Still and appurtenances complete
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
United States Mershals effiee New Orleans De.
eem6er !, 1879. S. B. PACKARD.
DEE IA United States Marehal
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SuccessiOn Mi Pierre D;.-..-

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH nv
~ Orleans, No. 1873 A. Whereas MIs Msrgus-
s 1eaa Loai. has petitoned the letters Of
Pierrie deceased, ntestate Notice is hereby si1e,
70 az whom 1t may concern to show cause
WITHIN zen days, why the prayer Of the said peti,
BY order Of the Court
DEF II Is FRANK PACE IN r..-r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10

I5Aving, Afef paying ten pef cent On
capital stock, net profts. &62 1873 II
Aotai noeots, 6blU,3Ul
The Board OF Trustees resolved that after pay
ing the annual interest of per cent on the cap
nal stock of the company that q dividend OF
THIRTY PER CENT be paid in casl on and after
insuring with the company entitled to receive the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-10
SUCCESSION NOTICES,

Succession of Charles H. Washburu,
SECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans. No 80, ill:-Whereas. William W,
mnlstratlon on the estate of the late Charles n.
Washbnrn, deceased, intestate Notice Is hereby
gwen TO all whom it may concern to show Gauss,
within ten days why the prayer of the said ne
titioner SHOULD not be granted N ~
BY order of the Court
del0 IS 49, FRANK PACE I'd C1o-,
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Succession Of Lucien Abaoie.

ShCosD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No. SO, 4l0.-Whereas Mrs. Widovr
minna Abadie has petitioned the court for letters
OF ADMINISTRATION Oh the estate of Lucj+n Abaaie
deceased, interstate. Notice lie hereby given to ali
Whom 1t my concern to chow cause within ta,,
not be granted. '"u'"
By order of the Court
DEF II is FRANK PACE I'd c,,
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N0tice.-A meeting of the joint committee of
the General Assembly on examining the Auditors
and Tressurer's books, etc will be held at tn, ir
committee room at the State House On THURSDAY
next December l6. at twelve O'Clock N. full
attendance is respectfully requested.
del0 I'd E. f. HkRWIG Chairman
Office Of New Orleans City Rpilroad
Company, No. l2i Canal street, New 0rlt ans Ne.
cember 4, 1873 The annual election fol IsreC ~,
of this company will be held at the Office No "a
Canal 81 eet, on MONDAY, the twentieth inst L.
between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ
de3 tdel9 Z. c. LEWIS Secretarv
La vnriete Association. New Orle ans,
December |, l8lo-4n a ;cOrdance with article nine
OF the amended charter. a general meeting of the
stockhoders of this association will be held IN La
Vsriete club rsom on MONDAY. December 49, be.
tween the hours of and P. N. for the purpose of
electing thirteen directors to for the
year.
DEE tdel3 WILL STEVEN Secre.arv
Office of the Bienvilie OIL " orks Com.
pany: New Orleans November IS, l915-A general
meeting of the stockholders of this com paly will
he held at This office, No. Is Carondelet street at
r. u. SATURDAY December II. 1875 to vote !. Don
reduction of the capital stock and upon other
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
nolI t dell A. BENJAMIN, Secretary.
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INSURANCE,
TWENTY-SIXTH
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THB

Total premiums for the year ending
April 80 1875. IS, 7S7 ::
Earned premiums less reinsurance and
return premiums. ......,.... ........ 276,Is7
Fire, marine and river losses. s lao, 3i8 SO
Taxes, expenses, rebate in
lieu of participation, less
interest etc.,,....,.... n 7O5 33-2I1 O5a %
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

Continent 03' bales; coaswse' 71o' oaes' '"'''' WV"
%cas sept a"ss M,sd"s 2s s.Ie. LSy
exports coastss eo4 bales. 800 bales .oes 1"9
sr: osss SssA sss @tt Ssc iss,ggi ''l0 ''''
sept cC'Sn oS .s% s.er Il @ MdG,ss nes i,ecp
a7ss bales gross 6al exports 70 the conns1 Ds 81
s. Sass ss s1s: ss. S GAsr gross iss Great
Ba ZS2 eac, t. Frame oo1 McnSay should
have Isis bales ,,......,. ,,,,u,,. ,oz.a12c.
ssa aly sR no%da GS'% Ss %%a
2 bales, sae SGo Ss oasI asSor '"es ecastxs sei
rates; Sdnr l2c Mddne l2c ooos .o6s Ordinary ,sas
nCmna net rep @ 81 ,s. 1s s. weey se n receipts. o
bales shipments 963 bales sales 37ol bales spnneFs i1o
sr LOUIS Sept 246otton unclaimed Middl1g "i. lshS
= eS sa,. %l1g sspmcn 70 % Sas weekly nsi
receipts j26 bales sale-. 30 bales ,,,,,,. row
Mddng & Good op1ry g & net rs,sp xeesy eesf
net receipts lbs bales shipments i2l7 bales sales 90
weeSy rsseIPt i2s eales .hiDmonts' 2oi4 bales
,a$s: &ssIrS@faia Low aaaass s tG or4%s TL
IS is75 .fs75i 97go Sas. 100 isaa Ia bsIe
I'LL. :,s @ 5ss. 'e;ss: .gs:
ls35 G5x NJ sa',' sept ~ 4toltoH S1 Megs
i2s2 bales shipments. .ass idsI Is snIss s,. spin
nfl, H..myIT ~ nn sop T NJ qet ddnr I2c Low
Mddllng I2tc Good Ordinary lie; weekly net receipts
ss bales: Shipments 9is bales; sales, 10 baes socK
1875, l,ljj bales 1874 3O9O bales. ,,,r,.n ,o,.o
weekly net receipts l2G7 bales; shipments, 1924 bales
sales, S72 bales; stock. Ga bales ..,,,,, ,o,.s,oa.
CnARiorT. sept "a Cotton steady; Middlng l2tai1ri
ccpts. bales; shipments 226 bales; sales 273 Uaes 10
spnncTs, Il bales stock, lts baler "a, -,
N FAULA sept &Cotton quiet Mddling lstc:; Low
1907 bales shipments 1869 bales sales 13 bales sock'
JElft,soS sept 2i.cotton demand good Midllng i2c:'
Low Nicirg II oc; Good Ordinary lie; weekly mel re
ccpts 2i6 bales shipments 20 bales sales 50 bales sock
%LBASY Sept 24-Coton quiet Mddling. l7sc; Low MD
ding IL lac: Ordinary, lOc.; weekly net iecep 90
bales shipments, 792 bales stock. s3t bales 90, 49,,
C,RIPFS sept. 2i.-COttOn quiet Mdding, l2,4ci Low
M,dIing re- Ordinary, llc weekly let receipts
IO7 bales shipments t0l bales: stock l62 bales ,,,,
DALLAS sept 24.-COttOn steady Middlng llc Low M
ding lO3,c Good Ordinary, lO weekly net receipts o'
bales shipments S7l bales stock, 27l bales ,o, ,
COLirMua Sept. 2i.-COtton firm Midflng lZ'2c 10"
Mdding l2l,c ordinary. i2c. weekly Det recep.s'
700 bales shipments 66O bales sales 6S1 bales spheis'
~ bales sock, lS bales ,,.,u... ,oi.c. Low
ROME, sept H-Cotton steady; Mdding lZ+c +c.n}" i%w
l2c Good Ordinary, II &c weekly net ie@oP'''
3OI bales; shipments, 93 bales stock 26i bales ,s "a
PROVIDENCE. sept 2i.-COtOn weekly net rec'p'o' 80
balps sales 500 bales: stock 900 bales ,.. on
PoRr ROYAL sept. 24.-COOn weekly het TeceiptS' lou
bales ex ports coastwise 36 bales stock $50 paes'
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
COTTON NtHkI1~.

G.,vysrov sept 2i.-.otton steady 'air dtma' d. MID
ding fnw aiAilinr l="-c. Coul ru1nart, - 2 rN
,sr;s lg9 hars: lJlJ bales "rrslf hrl
,.r,t, H. b.c,: EXPORTS astwst i1'J bales; rars
35ir hir,. ., -. >,,.,u,n.,
l.. r in. sidil.nr. l3c.. Good Ordinary, l2ir. ~
rrctts lJl trades. portr, coa,t"ir' ~ bars sa' 10
i,l. :. -in", Dl'.- ,i,ck 54 balrH w'cAy nrl !.
ri lr hl.-. gus 2.2OI hIhs export. - 'rci B t,ih
- LI-s ip ointment - b,e cpa'i"iSc -'1 h'lrs
sales. ba. -ihinri0. 20 ba''. ,,,,,,. ,,,. .
WIiNYsroS. sep. "a, ottm easy Nh"hnV' Zi. :
Low MidIlg i2-.c: "o,d uI'in,ry l4'. 80 frr,ips
~ Lal~- rS!rt. coiswi-c. 40 bal, sals ~ bales s's
LIZ, h.,r rAv ne, ic'cip. Los pa'' cNP''' '"''|
W., i.il~ La,rs sales. ~ bales , ,,.,,,... ,,- .
NoRy,IK .,p, dull and weak Mlilinr ,-r
net receipts bales cspori.. ,,i-t"isr Z'H pdrs
~, biie. ports -, 10 ars. s,l. to' bales
Low ndelng l3.c.. G,v ORDINARY. l2'sc gioss receipts
bales weekly net rrccips4u baes gi"-' 30 Da 80.
mrNPns. sept. 2i.-coton steady demand g9on nu'
ding BE receipts. AZ bairs. shpnrts -5u nairs
sales 80 iars stock. s75. :J?s bales ls' pS." bnits
weekly receipts La. ba.,s shipm nts 5%o ose"
sales. 1000 bales ,,,...
lsosfoS. sept. 2i-Cotion quiet and nominal Mddling
lie. receipts, a. bales gfn' -" bales s.s -
balr. weekly net receipts ssi bales; gross "iN' oaoS
r,lcA. 40 balrS
Int'ilIlir. sept 2i-Coitou weak MiGine. lilsc.
sAtAsNAn. sept II! COTTON q'urt Mldhlhg l,'' Low r
HlIiiLg l2he GOOD Ordinary, l2 net receipts 20
bal fNiors I" the Continent 7.5 bales coanit. 2ols
hirb - Jales s;Ork ll,j!I baos weekly mel re-
rb,' LJbi bales: $685. l2O.I bales eAportA ~ The
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Sctf. 2i-l23D m-toitOu qnlei ara
changed Kidding Cplanis. tI'igi. aIdihis DIieiIs
s,ed sales 10000 bar. including .jO -pccVl.tn
e2l1t receipts 500 bats no American -aics 81 ' week.
,slrs, y rL,,or
can. 10000 bales: ari.d
sIips side direct spnnrIs 1000 Dal', stOrs port
IL bales, which %
week 5000 bales. of which 1000 actual
export. lsO % balls stock sfOa 2S2OOO Oa,a -! which
1900 are Amccin Cotton u arrive agi cheaper sales
for :
been $1,000 quarters Of amcb 900
IJNtHPOOi. sept "a D. ni-Sales of Nillng p.xnds
Co~1 Low Miiing clanse shipped January and fcbruiry
(per SAL, ri 6's!. Biracsturs dull 20 02Ja v
quarter Nike Western. Flour. =: t2j y bb Wr-i
Wheat 10 6Gll q 'enta tor Average California Whit
I0dl ~ for California cub lOalO for Winter.
Bacon. J3 4 fDr short Gear yndks
LnILrOOi- sept. ~ 80 no. .te sales OF Cotton
day -ci laea were America
Iiv ErOi- - pt 2i- - H. w.Sairs Mnldng rplauts
C,on Low Miding Clat5r. September dri1,p, d.
IIyEdPDD sept. "a y. p..ri, I1akc> lnr yaID, and
J ,prIts Al Ainclos,er .s qn'et - uncIsgge
i LIvt9PfrO! AAHnII---l.i.i.
Jork- Iraic a. i,1sic. a. .......... SJi Dull
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

ton with the Michigan Central line in regard to
passenger traffic than has heretofore existed; 80
that III future the trip between Ncw-York and Chi
cago may he made by the Michigan Central rOntc in
palace or sleeping car without the passenger being
necessltated to change cars. SO far the state
ment is no doubt correct. as the whole OF
II may be. for aught we know to the
contrary. Still il would seem 10 be clearly for the
interest of the New-York Central or 81 Mr., Wander
bill t. be on the best Of terms with all tie lines en-
ternp AT Buffalo on Suspension Bridge from the West
without having any entangling alliances with any
particular one and il seems as if the Michigan Cen
tral might have found sufficient reasons for the
change which il makes in the probability of its thus
drawing to itself portion of the passenger business
which had heretofore gone over the Lake Shore. me
CAiodcO TribmCs article is as follows:
It's learned that the contract lately made he'ween
thf Michigan Central Railroad and Magnes Palace Gar
rvad WHO hcld meeting in New-York few DAYS ago
Ourcd e. convince the directors hat would be in the
Interest Of the road to continue his cars lie offered 10
Wagners line. AID, although both President Joy and
VET TIE inaneuce of Vanderbilt was too strong in the
RcMd and wagner's line, which is virtually owned by
Vanderbilt. got the contract; There is hardly any
seemed costrOllDg Interest IN TINS INC 'te
sS fSs SS Of I4 M S 1sTE to e pecoy aps
srl>istution of Warner's sccingcar line ia place OF
Puwsn's ali the removal OF the headquarters OF the
Directors Of road from Soson 10 New-fork prove
that Vanderbilt is handling the rens Owing to the fact
that the Mc hgan Central hs~ had 10 pass Its dvdend,
snc the few years ite stock had deprecated and
81 wac an easy matter for Vanderbilt to Isirchase
controlling interest. III connection wlth ihis IL II
Euinored that Vanderbilt is also neeo,iaihg n iol
sbe purchase of the CaI2da Southern Raroati "bcI
al the present time cas- also he h2d Vtcy cheap II
d. hcleved that Vanderbilt had long Dsd an eye OF
these Zines so as control all tho NorthW Western
Susinrss and prevcr1 Boston from making any
ass of the Hoosac Tunnel direct line ~ the West By
thIs mos he also of the Erie from us present con
neetionr with Ch,sgo That line Will teereiore be com
pelIed D. find outlel to tins city pnd the late ys
OF the fre Investigating Committee Is said Ia have hat
souetb,ng do with this fact II l. the intention OF h
Ere Road If of from its northern connection 10 ere
ate bsw line to ChG which VIII m as near as any o
the otlers This viii I've via The Atlantic and CFea
Wes:e-n which ~ already controlled nv the t1G as,
the ca ,cago branch the BaMoJf and ONO Railroad
whcb connect. with ehe Atlantic ard Great western
NaDst eld. Ohio Tha EaltDDOse G1d ONO RalirC1d
Nhch using - Chicago line but Nrry little al present
wouk gladly cIrbrace the opportunity TO make II isr
o a. rougn line TO Ntw-NOrk.
Tke Central Railroad Company of New-Jersey ha
sleela.ed "A DIVIDEND of Dig per cent.
Th, DelawsIr. L%ckawanD2 and Western RaiIoat
has declared q quarterly driasra of 2i2 per eent
Davxble tCt. 20
New-York tribune., 1875-09-25

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

=,
ASHES neglected aa values nonia al 'G6c ior Pot and
for Peal
luyor-' ldvcr; quote a, %d3&'Jc. 4or Western ana
southern.
CANADA PEAS more cnty and are weaker The crop
is O .OJ hi-. IN bJiu irNae TERMS;
400 tI.h. N,iI in buh. free. early. al Al 20. .
(OFFEE- j. iair Ddslnes, passing Ia no ana the
suOuP al he c advance at" come holders III
hOldin, 0"ihe I" The lNa tNN's
Europe being favorable We noe sae' oi 1910 nses G
bog rama, both on terms not lnahe
2OS ags Bt ia al - &c al the ol iCIts no
quOc ordinary CaIgucr al I3dI5'+c
lar do prime u al 2c ana S~niO, aF
at 2ps dZl nd grade qul't hil hr
We quote .GG2'c SINGAPORE, Gz4t CcyiOh - ~
2Zc MaIaoaibO. - 2.;c. lacdayra .J-2d-I - Je
Inaca ZOc. >AUtO DpaihgO, lf"lS2c. IortO Rico
IslC2Ic Costa Ista l9G2"c. Mexican, .O'2G2l &c An
g,efura l9G II Il 2O1 2-o. and tuiacoa AT l5d
20 &c, all gOc. .,... . An ,, .,.,,
further derlinc has been submitted to- eTeNse Oui quo
fO. a. Olpws MiddLng ana beOH reduced &c
srcty Good Nitdlne Middng ra and Far &C I! ID tne
aniri the Abatement Receipts al tic snip
Jng loits lOVS bales this a last week "3l
fass lrtyr 100 bates total since sept J.
~ Us7 Dalcs time last year, 81 sG- bales oIisoi-
rcCop.-. - 500 bales cxlDiis Great BIIan
iles e.aOris, Continent, 2.2s3 baics stock III Nc"
Var ~. U.ti bad. sOlIdaed stOc L. o. 1'l bales
anon, American sianaard Of c.as-iacatlOn
=, "a running tHatl h"t ""e nan .
nf lrlDA be- gl