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The New York herald., 1875-12-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Another Day Of Dry Rot in the Stock Market
An UninViting Prospect.
MONEY ON CALL LOANS HIGHER.
Gold ia 3-S-Rag Currency S7.42-Railway
Bonds Firm and in Fair Request-WeSt-
ern Union Again Heard From.
WALL STREET,

THURSDAY, boC. ~ 4. N.
Stocks to-day, with only slight fluctuations, have
generally shown a declining tendency The prncpal
changes from the opening the closing sale fol-
iews:-Western Union, 1874 76ts 7j7s; Pacific Mail,
Aox 4oss 40k 4O9S Erie, II liz a 16's Mich-
gan Central 60& 60sl 60}s COY The morning
manipulation OF Lake Shore Is worthy Of passing
comment The price raised from 81 4 TO 6l7s by
the orders simultaneously given to ten fifteen
brokers each to buy 100 200 shares 'duick, which,
OF course created quite active demand for short
time, but the plot seemed to fail of catching any
tgudgeons" for the price quickly dropped to 81 u
and then to 81 u from which il rallied at the close
to61H. II the 'yarns' which are persstenty retaled
concerning this stock contain the hundredth part
OF truth then that portion of the country within ten
miles of its line is wonderful exception to the general
condition of the trade OF the United States North
western sold at 39s s95S s9H, preferred at 5614
551 St Paul at 354 357s 359S, preferred at sc a
CO.. 66; Union Pacific IS 754 747s 1871. There
was considerable business done this stock in the way
or turning cash stock into buyer sixty days at differ
cnce Of Y and Z per cent This was understood TO be
owing large loans maturing before the end OF
the month. The remainder OF the list presented no
changes worthy of record
THE SALES TODAY
Tho transactions aggregated "a GOO shares divided as
follows New York Central and Hudson, 100; Erie,
0,220; Lake Shore, 1S,3Oo; Cleveland and Pitsburg,
900; Northwestern, $500; do preferred, TOO; Rock
Island 200; Pacific Mall 5,400; ST. Paul. 500; do pre-
ferrcd, 100; ohos 500; Western Union, 4935
Wabash, 200; Union Pacific 2,6l0; G., q and G., 100
Panama, 200
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following the changes in the closing prices
compared with those of yesterday
ADvANcE-Atlantc and Pacific Telegraph, ~; New
York Central, Il Delaware and Lackawanna, "a HaE
all Rnrt nd Dliil mr.
ferred, IS Union Pacific, ID Western Union, ls Dis
trict Of Columbia 365 bonds, y Erie in London 7G.
DECLINE Gold, 1S Pacific Mail ~; Northwestern
preferred II Erie, 9S.
STATIONARY Michigan Central Hannibal and St
Joseph, Northwestern common, Ohio and Mississippi,
Panama, Quicksilver, ST. Paul common, Wabash and
New Jersey Central
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest and
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2.90 TO ! p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT STEADY-FUTURRs
ACTIVE AND UNCHANGED-FLoUR DULL
WHEAT DULL AND NoMINAL-coRN FIRMER-
OATS sTEADY-PoRK DULL-LARD DULL
PETROLEUM FIRAIER-sPIRITs TURPENTINE
QUIET-RosIN NoAIINAL-ons FIRM-FREIGHTs
EAsIRR-HEMP AND JUTE FIRM-wHIsKEY
EAsIEB-CoFFEE QUIET-sUGAR NOMINAL.
THURSDAY, Dec 16-6P NJ.
Trade matters remain about as they were yesterday
and there was no manifest Improvement The markets
generally tended in buyers favor, and in numerous
instances prices were lower 'Change. Flour was
dull and in buyers favor. Wheat dull and nomi-
nally easier Corn in demand and irmer for both
old and new. Oats strong. Whiskey easier.
Provisions dull, without exception, and generally
heavy. except lard. Cotton steady Freights
steady Coffee was quiet. Hemp and jute firm.
Rosin was nominal Spirits turpentno was quiet. Oils
were firm Petroleum hrmer. Sugar was quiet and
nominai
stock Of mild coffee in FIRST hands is followsJava 455ll
grass mats Singapore 9454 do. Ccylon 1893 bags Mara
caibo, 49, Ill do Laguayra 262 do. St. Domingo, $500
do Maccasar, 12o20 do Mexican, SCI do; Savanilla
2,436 Total stock IS 273 bags 45511 Java and
e454 Singapore We quote-ordinary cargoes, lsc
1890 fair do, l9hc l91c.; good do, 1876. 2oc ;
prime do coke. POKE; extreme range for lots lsc
2lc Santos fair to good l9c 2o gold, ninety days
Java government bags 26c 27c do grass mats, 2ec
2sc.; Singapore do. 22c 24c; Coyon 2oc 21sc Mara
cabo. 19c 21c Laguayra, le1ac 2oc jamaica l9c
zoe St. Domingo. 17xc l9c Porto Rico, 1sc 201sc
Costa Rica, 19c 2lc; Maccasar, gle 2sc. Mexican
2Ic.; savanilla. Isc. 2ic. Curacao. Isfc. 2oc
CoTToS-under the influence of continued good demand
lice on strict good miading and grades above Other
grades unchanged Futures were unchanged The
prices as follows
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BuI,-NUGEST. On "Wednesday, December Is, at the
residence of the BRIDES parents by the Rev Dr. Saun
ders of the Congregational church. Westport, hr
HESRY BELL of New York, to LIZZIE eldest daughter
Of John b. Nugent, Westport Conn.
DouGLAss-FowLER. Thursday, December 0,
1914 by the Rev. J. G. Egbert, WILLIAM H DOUGLASS
TO EMMA j. FOWLER, both Of Jersey City Heights. No
cards
HoYr--RosEvELT. Harlem Thursday, December
l6 at the residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev
Henry |. Muller GABRIEL L. b. HoYT to BELLE, daugn-
ter OF Warren Roosevelt
KSAFP-TIMpsoN -On Thursday, October 81, 1878, by
Rev. T. s Hastings, Dawn KNAPP, OF Fishkl N. X,
to ApDIE, daughter Of William B. Tmpson, Of Brook
lyn, u l.
LEwIs-CARHART On Wednesday evening, Decem.
Der 5 at Grace church, Brooklyn Heights by the Rev
william A. Sniycly s T. d., J. w. LEWIS 10 MARl
LOUISE daughter Of J. ID. Carhart, all OF Brooklyn.
WnLETs--NIcoLI.-0n wednesday, December Is, a
the residence OF tho brides brother, by the Friends
ceremony, RoBERT WiLLRrs, OF Bay Side l. l. to Clio
RLSNA, daughter Of the late Samuel D. Nco OF Shel
Ger Island, N Y.
DIED.
ALKER-SuddenlY. OF dtnhtherIa. ON WednasdaS
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CLOSING rRIcEs--3 ?. NJ.
MONEY MARKET

The rates for money call to-day have developed
increasing disrust Of capitalists in the permanency Of
the present status at the Stock Exchange After ruling
steady at per cent all the morning it a surprise
Co the late borrowers discover that there was no
money Offering, and consequently the
TO l32 and interest," closing At per cent gold bid Con-
sidering the unexamped dulnoss OF the stock market
there to be other explanation Of this sudden
change except the withdrawal o. certain amount OF
capital which heretofore had been the the
stock SPECTATORS Foreign exchange quiet, with
actual business at S5d for long and S9 for demand
The bank OF discount Tor New York exchange in
the cities named is Chicago, 25c per 81 900
discounts Cincinnati, 81 per ST. uUo discount ST Louis
Coo. to 81 per 81, 900 discount
Gold opened and closed at ll41I all the sales OF
the day having been at these figures. The paid
for carrying l, l1a ., s. s. and per cent loans
having also been made rat.
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Wheat dull aud closed nominal 81 Il 81 70 for
"a sales o we're about 1900 bushels a. 81 ST rejected spring
a o NS for Ss ~ UI So in so 81 IS II for red
winter il 81 45 for small lot choice amber State
ma ns & S ws s IN I Sp5 sS sa a
S sos &C. wi White Ss o Rye S'
offered AZ y 10 for ordinary Canada Barley malt was
were quiet steady. About ooOo bushels 4e
5oc for No Chicago 47c. 53c for inferior choice white
GuNSIEs-5oo rolls domestic sold at Boston at i2Xc;
eSHssd eSss and @ M 'Ss Bags Domestic &C. 0 0F -"
hEnP AND JUrEThe, market very firm. We note
Boston 1000 bales Manila AZ ss, gold We quot, :, -
o an Per .a or oS a9u9S isan AND @
s275, gold Manila, &c 71ac, gold lute, 3Sc &C. gold
Jus butts &c. $40, currency cash; sSal hemp Fac.
MoIAssEs Orleans was in good demand The sales
about 300 bbls at SAC. Gle Foreign was quiet:
The stock follows Cuba 7es hhds; Porto Rico GA
We quote Cuba, centrifugal and mixed, &c, DC
a. 'ayed SOC S2s %gssoyads @ Porte Teqns R s @
6oc English Islands s5c, 5oc New Orleans old crop,
4oe. 55c. do new crop, good 54c Sec choice 5ee
NAVAL sronrs.Rosln was quiet and nominal; Ieo bbls;
bbls sold at Wilmington on private terms, quoted at
81 Is Tar ar@: Wilmington, 81 60 rarpentne dull;
s ssFd 09 sS" ss and Ss sc u upsnn: s
sg & wmnoS inS y fGSs a g a % &c
oEsAt New Bedford socbb crude sperm sold at 81 g.
a Soc; do, southern yellow 5sc = eoc.; do. yellow
ana white winter. 6oc Soc linsecd, casks. 62c ;
bbls, 63c lard, winter 81 O4 menhaden, Sound, 42c.
a43c crude 81 co. do bleached winter so Do,
southern, 65c do, beached winter. 75c. Use olive,
casks, 81 17Ia 81 22s do cases. ~ 30 81 40 winter
bleached FISH. o5c, crude fish. 42c. 43c.
PETRoLEuM.Thc market was hrmer, and the tendency
still higher prices. The sales 100 bbs
crude AZ To-, 100 DO refined iSc. aud Philadelphia
1000 bbls do yesterday at l2lac and 200 bbs do, TO-
day, IKE 10 I'LL. Adyces from the Crock rs fol
lows Ttusyie active and firm, excited at ~ 20 ~ 12s
oil City active and firm 81 BSa Rouseyille quiet and
arm ST s2s ST 6S dioqte 81 20 asked nothing oner
Ing; ParkeT's hrm united 81 43s4 shipments, " 67la
Crude bulk quoted at 76c. for spot and 7Ac tor
month; do In bbs, 1O9sc for spot and month Refined,
standard white l3c spot and month; cargo lots 5c
naphtha SIC 9e., spot and month. Philadelphia arm
aud adv ancng, cargo lots, I2sac baltimore, l2Ac -,
ROyIsoNs-Recepts- l,2S3 bbs.i lard, Las
tierces bbs and 81 kegs beef 73 bbs and 100
I2t0 b4yaa snd hhds uilt m@ata ll "-
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1886 1908 5l.o5e 2.7o9
47.134 eo,3se 1885 437
4S,o99 81. .O9o 3l6,4 ,433 3.7S2
81. .2s7 81. POS 121 9o5

cember 10. 1s72......... 21.237 51.2os 121 9o5 81
We quote Fair refining she good do, sc Cuba
and boxes Nos TO 49, SIC 9hc do. moassss, hhds
boxes 7c 7sc Porto Rico, refining common to prime
7sc. do grocery, fair to choice Size sac stand
ard A, lo5sc lo4ci oil A. 97sc sAci crushed l05sc
extra G, 9tzc 9sEc cut loaf, ii 5sc ,.
SrsARNE dull quoted a. l3c for ordinary and l5dc
for prime. .
WmsKEY-Reccipts-24 bbls. whiskey 1o5 bbls alcohol
and 60 bbs highwines The market easier 100 bbs
sold at 81 1a
FRFIdmrs-There was less accomplished in this market
than the preceding but there change In rates
for charering tonnage. while per steam even
higher. The engagements TO Liverpool by steam,
5s since our last $500 bushels white corn iod per 90
lbs $50 bales cotton l332d 7l6d 500 bales do Through
freight Tied To London, by sail, 500 bbs flour,
mored private terms; 500 bbls do, per steam 80 ill
$50 bales do, via Southampton. private terms;
5000 wet salted hides. ASS. 100 cases scales,
32s Cd; 100 manufactured tobacco, ATS. Cd.
To Bristol by steam packages of lard private
The embraced Austrian bark hence to Cork
orders with 1000 quarters of grain at Is I'D onethrd in
bags Italian bark hence Lisbon, with $500
do IKE per bushe British bark. hence Glasgow,
with 5000 quarters 95d per bushe and POO bbls
-four at s Sd British bark 314 tons hence to Penarth
Roads for orders with ocake private terms British
bark Alb TONS hence to Shanghai with general cargo on
private terms Norwegian bark from Baltimore to Ant
werp, with about 700 bbls refined petroleum nj 6s.
British bark Marsees with $500 bb crude do.
terms, quoted at 5 Cd American bark, 47O
tons. umored hence to the Levant, with about 900
refined petroleum private terms; an American
schooner with 200 bbls general from Philadelphia
Barbadoes private ship, with cotton from
New Orleans to Liverpool at hd thence TO HayTe,
sd; Liverpool option OF Havre lac, nearby Con-
tincntal port, ll-16d.
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The steamship Frsia, which sailed for Europe to-day,
took out $3.50 S64 specie OF which $40 900 is gold bars
and the remainder in silver bars.
GOVERNMENT BoNps.
Government bonds closed nrm at the following quo.
tations:-United States currency sixes 1873 122I
do do, 1891, registered, 1lg& 100; do do, do /,
coupon, l25 t251s do. dvo.twcnties called, 1862,
registered, u.s. do do, do, do, coupon, l15;
do do, 1854 registered, 49, do do, do,
pom, lis; do. do, 1865, registered, ll6i4 1161i;
do do, do, coupon, 1l64 1l6aS do. do, dc, ,
new, registered, ll77s l17ta do do, do, coupon
I2oI III; do do, 1867, registered, l1oa a
llez do. do, do, coupon, a 1881 1882; do DO !,
1858, registered, lloa l2O DO do do, coupon, 1881
12sH do. tcnforties registered, ll7s. ll77s; do
do, coupon l1S)a llssti do hvcs. registered.
I17< ll7H do. do, coupon. l17si lis
FOREIGN MARKET
Tho London advces report change In the Bank OF
England rate of discount which remains at per cent
The bullion in the Bank increased G2o5 600 during tho
week. the proportion Of reserve TO liabilities being 42s
per cent against "a per cent last week. To-day f143 600
bullion was Withdrawn from the Bank balance
Consos duh and steady, and United States bonds
without important change The specie in the Bank
OF France increased Il 045 0o0 during the past week
Rentcs, 65f Soc; exchange London, 25E 13c. tor
abort sight The following The five P. NJ London
qu0tatlOnS.-COnsolSl lot 20 10 LOT
account, 93y old 1865 bonds loS4 lol; 1867 bonds,
l06H 10G4 ten forty bonds, 1904 1868 new Gves,
l04zS 1876; Erie 10. Market closed dull particularly
Tor American securities.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
The bank notes received for redemption to-day
amount to s5COooo receipts, $4,000 Gus.
toms receipts, s275,03o.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out today $4,000 gold
on account Of interest, and 100000 in redemption OF
dyctwenty bonds.
TREASURY BALANCES
Currency ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so, 700 900
olh' ~ wv wv
less com certificates. @lioVVOVV
RAILROAD DoSDs.
Railroad bonds firm and higher. There was
active demand lor Union Pacific issues, nrsts ad-
gancing TO 1885, land grants to lOoH and sinking funds
20 92A. Central Pacidcs sold at 107, San Joaquin
Branch at soN, aud Western Pacihcs at co. New York
Central drsts advanced to l2s for COUPON and 9k for
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY DECEMBER IT, 1875TRIPLE SHEET

ages The pork ruled exceedingly quiet The
for delivery embraced $50 bbs unnspected AZ
S2l 25. Prime quoted Al $40 80 $50 23; city
prime at S22 and extra prime at SIS a SIC. Cut
meats were quiet We sales Of 10 boxes
clear bellies al IKE. 1900 lbs picked bellies
private terms Fresh bellies quoted At lO1c lies
esh hams at lie Ii4c, flesh shoulders at Sc pickle
shoulders at Sc size and picked hams AZ l24c lz74c
hbls was sold private
terms We quote Extra old 70 new at sl2 a $l3.
prime mess new at S23 Beef ans ruled quet West
prime held So 50 S23 so Bacon Was steady
but Inactive 50 boxes city long clear sold az llc Lard
without decided change closing for future ~
II 3I6c for Januafy 10 5f6c tor February and rs loc
for March The sales for future delivery were lOg ueee
January at IS al6c 10 5l6c 1000 sIerees Fe9rqnary
Butter unchanged. We quote State dairies en-
good 24c. a 26c. Western creamery tabs. talr 70
choice 25c 34c Cheese quiet. with prices about
steady We quote State actor common TO fancy 75ac
al3iic. dares fancy full cream, l11sc l2se; do TAR
good S5c. iO1ac skins, 4c 7c Ohio factory iar
good 5c skc do, hat shaped, good TO fancy, S1sc
l2c do. cheddar shaped. good to fancy. &c l2e
RIcE in fair jobbing demand sales we're 90 casks
Carolina at exc 7Zc. l75 bbls. Louisiana At oc fc
and 10 bags Patna at 75Sc. We quote s-Carolna,
fair to prime $50 IKE; Louisiana, fair 10 prime, 6c
7c plain. &c 6zc; Rangoon fair 10 good o4c. o5sc
Patna 7c. 7sc Rangoon In bond. 29sc Fac per ID
gold. cash.
/. SUGAR-Raw quiet and nominal; 3,lo0 boxes CEN
trifaga sold S7c The market for refined shade
easier Messrs Wait Creighton Morrison sum up thus =
Hhds. Bores. Bags As1do.
Stock tascert tainedhy actual
count, including specua-
Nfa1N n..a ..nI
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Stalned-Iood orulhary IT I-bc siIct gnou urdIhany

in the above COO bales arrive future
delivery the sales were follows Yesterday after two
T. M-January 1900 10 ii-32c.; February, 100 at
13 9-l6c 400 at IS 1880; March, 12Oo Is 27-32c
April 900 At IA ilee May 100 at 141e 800 at IA ea2c
bales To-day, up to two M-December 100 at - 7s2c.
100 at l3c tnotce before Saturday 800 short noee
- slee January 200 at - 5l6c 300 at - 400 At
l3s 200 at IL ii BE February 100 At ID l932c 100 at
- 9,ieea 200 at IL los2c, 1000 a. 10 e-Isc, 100
- az 27,s2c 200 90 at 1S7se. 300 a. y e. 27s2c April,
700 AZ "a Lice 100 at "A sS2e 500 at "a LEE May 100
June, 300 at Il 7,lec JGy 400 a. i4sc Total lleo6
follows aG%aveston % 2o7s & bales; New Orleans 74is;
ton, 1895 Norfolk 4es7 Baltimore i5o New York Issl
Boston 500 Philadelphia, 345 Total POSTS bales This
day last week 22s76 This day last year, % S7I Total
since September l. 1895 4S7 bales to- last night Cotton
frclghts closed foliows:-To Havre, by steam Ne
Hamburg by steam. To- compressed to Bremen by stean
1c, compressed by sail, 11-l6c. TO Liverpool by steam
ed 7-16d by sail. l 32d. Market steady
FLOUR uRAIs.-Keceipts-Flo IA. i15 pDis
meal, 600 bbls and 7Sf sacks wheat Si,435 bushels
corn, - 67S do oats 1850 do barley 1000 do; bar
malt, $50 do. The -four market ruled dull and prices
heavy without being lower The sales including
State Western and Southern $500 bbls the
nexed Corn moa in fair demand steady
prices The 300 bbls and 100 sacks 81 80
s. Brandywine 81 IS 81 25 for Baltimore sacked per
100 lbs and S3 % S. 90 for Western and Jersey yellow
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
DIED.

ALKEa.-suddenly, Of diuhtherIa on WsdnssdAS
The New York herald., 1875-12-17
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET

PROVIDENCE. L. l., Dec I6 1875.
Printing cloths steady at unchanged prices with dull
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

rINHE MARTPOSA LAND AND MINING COMPANY,
EXECUTIVE OFFlcG Nos AND II NASSAU STREET,
NEW YoRK Dec. l3, 1873.
The trustees Of this have levied an assessment ot
81 per preferred aud stock payable at
this Office before December 81
MORRIS Il SMITH AsaistAnt ssaretarv.
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

GALVESTON, Dec 10, 1879.
Cotton firm and generally held higher middling l24sc
low middlng 12kc good ordinary, Ike. Net receipts
3o75 bales gross 10 Exports coastwse, 2S26 Sales
1923. Stock s., ,42l.
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Stock this day. December

DtUtN VIE uHJl UVNVtHV VUE
l6, 1875.
Comparing with stock De-
cember IL. 1874. ........
Comparing with stock De-
eelnber lS, ls73.........
Comparing with stock De-
The New York herald., 1875-12-17

halfpast twelve p NJ.
RrKER.-on Wednesday, December IS LAvrSrA
RIKER Of the late John L. Riker, Of Bowery Bay
in the S0th year of her age
fully invited to attend tho funeral services at tho
sdence Of her IN law, A. d. Ditmars, Astoria l. l.,
Saturday 18th inst, AZ quarter past two o'clock,
without further notice. Carriages will be in waiting at
Harncts stables IL East Thrtieth street. from l2 to
l O'Clock
RoBSRT, youngest son OF W lliam and Mary H. Rux.
ton, aged years, 9 months and Il days
His remains will be taken to Buffalo for interment.
SfMMs.-On Wednesday, December is, JosEPH SIMns,
aged 81 years
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at.
tend his funeral from the residence OF W. Bross l7d
Broadway, Brooklyn, \. D., on Friday at one o'clock
r. NJ
wife OF Morris Smith, daughter Of Robert aud Mary
Crawford aged "a years
Funeral services will be held in First place Methodist
Episcopal church, Brooklyn, atwo O'Clock, Friday tho
18th inst
soHS-Aner short Illness, ABRAHAM sous, In tho
Friends and acquantances Of his family and also oC
his son n-law Jacob W Moore respectfully invited
90 attend the funeral this day at twelve O'Clock pre-
cisely from No. 237 Fifth street
Enthusiastically, in Brooklyn, on Sunday, Deem
Der IL, Lucy 4. EVANS, wife Of Isaac o. Thorp,
lntermcnt AZ Buffalo
wAGNER-At Washington Heights, December Is.
GEORGE WAGNER, aged 90 years and months.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from the residence Of his son. Wat
Wagner 159th street. near Tenth avenue, on Fri
day, at two O'Clock 7. NJ. without further notice.
WALKKR-On Thursday, December 10, MINNIE 6lh-
TON, only child of William J. aud Mary A. Walker, aged
months and l6 days.
Funeral TO day friday, at one o'clock, from No
16l East Thirty third street
WIIsoN-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening,
December is, Margaret ELLKs, daughter Of William
1. and Ellen Wilson, aged 70 years, months ana 10
days.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 at
| tend tho funeral from hcr paTnntA residence, 70
Dufeld street. on Friday December IL, at two o'clock
i T.. NJ
WYcKorF AT Springfield, Illinois, on the lith inst,
Il Uatar l..fta Wr.ts saH IN
| tho goth year OF his age -,
ReIayes and friends or the family arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence Of ha
parents No 126 Amlty styeet Brooklyn on Saturday,
18Th Inst. AZ two 7.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-04
EASTERN RAILROAD.

On and after Monday, June 2lst, 1875
Passenger Trains will leave Station, Commercial foot
of State Street.
900 A. NJ, 6.15, 1900 A. M, and 1885 P. M. Re-
turning leave
Boston for Portsmouth and Portland at
1880 A. NJ, 1890 P. M 1000 and $500 P. NJ
Leave Portland for Cape Elizabeth. Scar
borough, West ,Sace, Bid
dsfSrd, Ksnne s Wells North Bsr-
way junction, Eliot and Kitsery at
1918, 1900 A. M, 2S5 P NJ
Nopih Berwick, South Berwick june
ton. Go way Junction, q Iioi and Kit
sery at te Is, 100 A: N and t2.s5P. n.
wsy Junction, X iitsry and Port.m ouib
at 900 615, 1900 A. M, and 1885 p. NJ.
For G"Ss sn:o scsrhorS.Eh West
$40 P M Returning at s 90 A. M.
The 900 A Train from Portland connects at
Conway Jun ton with the 500 A. M, train from
Boston for North Conway.
Trains leave Portsmouth, for Dover at 7.15,
900, 1920 A. NJ, 800, $40, 100 P. M. Returning
The 200, 6.l5 A. NJ, 9.OOA NJ and 2.35 P. NJ. Trains
from Portland make close connections for New
York BY one or other of the routes from Boston.
PASSENGERS ticketei through
The $50 A. M. Train from Boston arrives In Port
land in season for passengers to take the cars Of
the Portland q OgdensbuTg Railroad, the Grand
Trunk Railway for montreal, On bee, and
all parts of Canada Eas, and the Maine
Central and Knox & Lincoln Railroads for An
gust, Baugor, Hocklaud Belfast and
other points on these roads.
The 500 P. n. Ira n from Boston connects with
Maine Central and European & North american
and lrteIcolonial Railways for Bangor, y
John, Halifax and other points on these
roads.
The II 30 P. M: Train from Boston connects at Port
land with the Maine Central Railroad for Au-
gusta, Bath Acc Lewiston and on MON
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS with
the steamer for PASSPORT and -. } ohm. A
Pullman Parl Car is run with the train
leaving Boston $50 A. NJ. Portland ITO p. M.
through to Bangor; also with ain leaving Bos-
ton 1890 P. NJ. and Portland $40 P. M through
to Augusta. Returning, leave Augusta 800 A.
M, Portland 90 A NJ. Bangor SEQ A. M. and
and Portland 235 P. M. for Boston.
.Pulman Sleeping Car Express Train. N. B.
This train runs Sunday but not on Monday.
Accommodation Train.
tFast Express.
CHARLES F. HATCH, Genl Man.
GEORGE BACHELOR. Sup't.
June 81, 1875. jne21tf