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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-05

increase earnings owing TO an increase IN Tue ton
mage the advance IN rates as tine freight shpped
from New-YOrk under the new rates mas only com'
menced arriving here during the last week. with the
increase in tonnage and advanced rates nope
that the increase for April will be very large The
Passenger business understand TO be very large also
Eigrants going through to California, eight or ten
car loads per day; and they frequently compelled to
wait over here for day two FOR want Of cars To
transport them.
Ii will be noticed from the above that the increase
in receipts is not from the advanced rates. but
from increased tonnage which represents the natu-
raj growth of the COmpany's business.
The increased receipts from advanced rates are
yet to be felt. and the month of April will give
the first proof of what the receipts of the Company
will be under the new rates
The recent gain in earnings of 30 cent over
last year warrants the following estimate for the
current year:
Gross earnings last year 5000
Add gain this year, 30 per cent........-.- 3lo7Do
Total gross earninS s.---..-.--....---.Sl3' l3'W
Operating expenses, ~ per cent.---.. o'ioo'V"
Net earnings .................-.-...--.T S'E!''OW
Interest Oh bonds. ......-.-..--.....--- o~"''Do
Surplus applicable to dividends equal 400 .,oo
TO about IL per cent on the stock. S3U>9U
From this estimate it is seen that 1t is fair cacu-
latOn that the road will fourteen per cent TINS
year. Is it reasonable to expect that the stock OF
Company which can earn fourteen per cent for us
shareholders will long remain down IN the sixties
We in Boston, think not. It's well known that the
value of railroad property is determined II the road
has got to its full growth by what 1t will earn net
If its growth is not completed the future possible
ties are an important element in determining It's
price Applying the first rule, which would be mani
testify unjust, because the Union Pacific Railroad Is
in It's infancy its stock is worth more than par APP
plying the second rule the stock s worth more IMAM
any on the stock list for no road IN the country
has the future of the UHon Pacific.
The Boston stockholders have not only not parted
with any of their stock the annual meeting III
March, but have increased their holdings; ana
throug hout New-England the better class OF Ia
yes;ors have been buyin. the stock for dividend
paving Investment. SrOCKHOLDER
Boston, April ,, 1873.
Holders of COLUMBUS CHICAGO AID INDIANA
CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY FIRST MORTGAGE
CONSOLIDATED BONDS are invited to meet ut No. %
Wall-st. Room No. 6. second floor. on TUESDAY,
April 6, at o'clock for the purpose Of hearing a
statement by Mr.. Chas. +. Southmayd Of Messrs.
Eyarts, Southmayd & ChodteD of the present con-
ditlon of the c., c. and l. {. Rway Co.. and what Is
proposed to be done the protection Of the First
Mortgage Consolidated Bonds.
JAMES MHLKEN. ADRIAN lsELN,
WM WmrEwRIGHr WM. II. GFBHARD.
FRED. J. DE PEYsTER. Committed
NetC- York. April l, 1870.
H,ssrrn's FISANCGAL REPORT. No 222, contains
discussion of the present state OF the C., {. l. 1.
mn. La d..
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FROM 2l2 O'CLOCK TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS, Q
Roeh Island
/. 'G5, n Erie Railway
l20@ 600 b3. lG L
FRIDAY. Dec. 3-P. NJ.

There was nothing specially interesting in the
railway and MISCELLANEOUS share speculation to-day
dull movement having been the order OF the day,
attended by fluctuations with two notable e1cep-
tons, Union Pacific and Michigan Central within
an upcommonly narrow range. The market started
off steady and ruled steady 10 firm until nOon when
prices gradually gave way, with subsequent par
tlal reaction part Of the list The larger deal
ings were in Lake Shore, Michigan Central-which
was in exception strong all day, advancing to G2l2-
Western Union Telegraph, Pacific Mail, and
Northwest. Manposa made spasmodIc
lump from to 1Ol9. The drive against
Michigan Central seems TO have exhausted
itself, and the stock is again strong having
survived the effect of the fearful figures of the
Massachusetts, expert. The transactions in the
stock amounted to about 10, 700 shares at 60062l2
a6l "a an advance of Dig per cent from yesterdays
closing quotation. The street has been favored with
little gossip to-day concerning an alleged disagree
ment OF misunderstanding or failure on the part OF
the Western Union Telegraph to fulfill its contract
with the Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company
which, according to the rumor, is likely to result in
the Western Union being supplanted by the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph along the line of the Baltimore
and Ohio. How much little foundation there
may no for this story we are unable 10 say; but
il or something else seems TO have advanced the
price or Atannc ana racine Telegraph ana DC
pressed that OF Western Union. Union Pacific, on
the small business of about 1000 shares has, with
out any apparent cause declined 1la per cent from
last night closing at 7sl2. after having sold up to
sOs4 and down 10 49, Beyond these stocks tho
fluctuations have been very light. The stocks
which have advanced are c., Z. and l. c., Lake
Shore and North West Preferred each q per cent
St. Joe, Wabash. New7Jersey Central and St Paul.
each Il Erie and St. Paul Preferred. each b. and
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph per cont The de-
clines have been in Western Union Telegraph. 5
DER cent Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Preferred
and Pacific Mail. each Il and Panama pen cent
Investment shares have been very much neglected
to-day. The aggregate business Of the day Wa Only
LOS. 900 shares of which $4,000 were Lake Shore.
1 g. 900 Western Union. IL 300 Pacific Mail. 10000
Michigan Central 5000 MariposA 1900 NorsA-
West 4 100 North W. est Preferred, 500 Erie. 400
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LtysaPooI. 3-l2.30 p m-COttoni Is steady NddinG
UplaDds 81 Kidding Oricanh sd sales, l2OD0 BALES
including 2O0J bslos speculation ami export ersgS
all American sales Of week 10000 bAles OF
JOUOOU bales Of 10000 bales
receipts $4,000 Oaoa, OF winch - 600 Dais.
American, actual export 10000 b4esi alOuEt of
$4,000
forwarded from ships side direct spinncr H.
600 bales; sales, 900 bales Cotton
du Tho receipts WIea Tor the three days have Dc-a
$4,000 afs. OF which 5000 lrs were American.
KllDOi. Dec. 81 u.adles OF Miedlg tpznfs CT
LyRRPOO, Dee o. p. Brea-tuIs are dul Corn. -
Mixed " 10 Jn IL o.htl
Tor average California White PORK, % y boil for Hess sales
MddnS UplaDds Cotton, Low Mtddng clause shiiptd
February and March (per sail, AZ . 81.
ERiOOL. Dec $3.50 uOf ths sales Of Cotton today
GOO bales Nere American.
IUBsPOO Dec. $3.50 p. m.The market for Yarns and
Fabrics Manchester steady sales Of Ghng Lps8t
Cotton sular contract shipped N0Yem tr ana Decnn-i ~
,ei do afldHg clause December delivery. at D'sL
Bacon, % cwt i0r Long Clear Mdios and IS for short
Gear hladies.
LOsDON Dec. 3-i23O D. m.-Consos 93Ts money aud
90 the account tcg states BOnGs lo,os OIL 10 -
1868. 1898 New lives, 1919
LOSuON, Dec 81 p. H-rhe Of discount in the
market three moths Dls IL ga per celf, winch Il
per below the Bank O England Consos 9J's for
money, snd 33as Tor the account -
ONDuy. Dec 2-2.3O y. onsos 03ilis for ard
Io)SJJA. $3.50 p. Iu.IAo amount vi bullion Win
drawn tho Bank u England balance tOe4Ay
$4,000. IalOw. 52J y cwt
lNSD8N Dec. 3-43O -COnsos % sie for money. and
o. Or the account Paris aiycos quote hehlcs Al 'Y
LONDON. Dec. $3.50 p m.-Rened Petroleum II al sd.
CsDOS 3-Egonas.-sperm OIL s9S y ton. Lii,'eed
PAsn Dec 5.-Exchange London 25L Il 20 for short
az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Dec s.-BZsvEs-Arrvas today 90 cars at
Si1eth 81 and 80 Jersey City, making 1882 head
and completing 300 head since Monday Tho uptown
market contained good stock and with fair demand
all WA spOsed Of early prices being about
araY beors all sod Jersey City, whore
come rough ots little decins The yards were
cleared however Dressed beef selling rather betls
poultry, that butchers bought AL inc cattle
the margin between buying along the road and
selling here IS not large enough
The principal Sixtietst were T. G. Eastan
IS cara; ulery Cary, 10 W. o. Monroe fhruhway
with To butchers and some smaller lOA
n C. Eastman sold 80 Illinois steers ew fair TO good
flesh at llc SO 10 10 &C. 81 - ot7 owL AZ sc 81
n 70 OF ia cwt At Toe SO ~ n llSo 81 % "a state
strong ga cwt. at lOiselO eo So H. -, -, - .
Uilsry Cary out III Kentaeky cattle ewt, good
fat steers at &C. 81 10 l2c, 50 81 do ~ cwt, at
lie 81 IL &C. rs D. and so Of IL owt. good top. at
kirchway Vail sold 81 Illinois cattle, iair 1925 gros
Al 10 &c. 50 q. TO i2c 81 H. with SO INDIANA lSOO H. o.
lOiac.. 81 N. - -, 49,,
1878 n grOs, NJ HE, 81 owt and 80 Kentucky for
andusky 500 ~ % ~ IL &c and 81 heal tho others AZ
Just IL lao. 81 70 v owI .-- .- -.
iOl.c, 81 owt. and oars "a osL, al lulse. % D.
Maixe sold az smooth CherOkeeA SoI I'd gross AZ so
60 ID b cwt
for top down to lie for tails with 90 oil ijo0 D. al ls'so
Of n - -. - 60 4.
Nc Moss NHriotk. o.fs with humorous
iols OF |, 2 aud gass zach.
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The Martin Filler ,r So snf we're PsI p.t
Illinois steers ct sc So owl 10 rough Illinois -
shsinaa ;Sa AIlsren car, fair q, s.s
Illinois ;ss q sa ds % and 70 %taa n rsa.S
oe Sc d. with common. scan Ga ewr steers At ioA
Rscelgt: Is ears q Jsrsey Git III a. sIItssas
Mcns y TSs dsinand i.i Win variation
sass al srtiehs. by C. Compton. 2sS sheep Aal
'D B. e e =: :os bunch of 81 stat. lambs .. s .al
Kirby sold Forty eighth ST. sO4 coarse 90 Indians
E,ss rdeSss 'S lss Western stern :sssg
at WITH A. Jsrssy I u r. = &c and 50 9 de "a D. Sa
i sesop sa l5s Ohio sheep 90 n % las; aud sIa
+ Isafc6 sold al2 Indiana sheep 30 n 'sc. lss
Hos IecePs % .. gortieth ., and is st Jerssy
City, making T. l76 head OF $500 snce Monday There 40
TOS, 5asc. 70 go for city dresssd.
cess II last weeks reespts maset da prices shade
better than last week AVERAGE quality Of offerings iar the
S 1S ti about the sane as those q 1st seSL
hose Of last ~sss dSasnd lar; prices &C. stronger.
s9,son e 5Ss sesI Pa % 500 90 So e oa
TO Gxr- ~ g. ne 9lal q sheep Is Inferior ana tAAt Of
Mic cows-Reeeipts, 90 heat: demand easy sales 10
CALYEs~suppy demand very mitei prices unchanged
BuFFALO Dec 3.-CArrJz-R"osipts today, 500 head,
- a o Ssa a Sr saS a' m ns s
balance sale here 3k7 for the lime
receipts for the thus %
20 ami 489 Tor the week sst year;
reported to-day buyers being present.
Of the fresh arrivals VIII probably DO snPpo East IN
hands
sHEEP ASD I.AMBs-Reeeipts to-day 200 head making
the total supply thus far 5000 heat against
the time Last week. ana 1900 head iof
last she MARKET slow but few Ofer
ing demand IgAts ali sale were bought
which leaves The yards bare d stock the
prices unchangcd sales OF Michigan sheep, ranging
81 90 illinois sheep, averaging N, ~
sheep averaging %, at % 80 Ohio sheep
ayersgfng 80 N, at 80 for common.
HOGs-scepts today, 1850 head making the total supply
thus 49, 100 heal against 100 head for the
year fairy active all good hoss In fair de-
O al kinds the majority Workers, Changed
quote Workers at SIdrI 10, the majority 0 tie
at 81 l04s7 l2a heavy hogs 81 2Sdf1 30
about al sold
for grades only lair the qualify medium
being few 0f good straight far hesrs sale and
very grades quote " CARROTS 81
thin Ots "a best quaitJ Of oi rngs
demand dairy fair good mixers 10 best 10
snd readily disposed OF at siJGS6J head. caf
Guided sprlngers, t5JG SO y head $500, ...
sufficient od red for marketable quostonsg
some good milk led would nnd ready salc'
CHICAGO Dee SC ArTtg-eceipts. 300 fairly active
steady shipping 81 jOaso 90 sockcrs 81 15Gs5 Io
Iicds nrfn fairly active 53l0c higher receipts, 10000
cOmmel - pf5 . light bacon, - 50 go DO, Fladel
Dhia, 81 2J shipments, 1900 -
sEEPRecpts, 1900 poor TO ts 81 80 60 10 best "a
q 30.
ISDIASAPoLs Ind. Dec. 3.-HoGs quiet and uncnansedi
sales II 80 714s7, receipts, 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04

State bonds were dull and weak for Tennessees
and there was nothing done in City Bank shares be-
yond the sale Of 10 shares Fourth National AZ 90
Railroad bonds were strong and higher, especially
for Union Pacific Sinking Funds, the Northwest
and ST. Pauls.
The following shows the imports Of dry goods at
tue port of New-York for the week ending to-day
and since the beginning Of the year compared with
the corresponding portions of previous years:
ne Week fNTt. 80. $50.
Entered al tie port 8 ,023,ll7 fli73j03 sl4iG6l1
Thrown o market. 9O2O3J l,-3OJ2l l,2%e,b54
Fntd ar the port. slll OO9 725 lo2l57o26 s9GlGi3n
Thrown on market Il l,555,93i lOs78,Ij2 et,3&@Si2
In connection with the reported corner IN the
wheat market at Milwaukee, Mr.. Aierlan Las re-
ceived the following dispatch:
MILWAUKEE, Dee 3.-The clique stll holds the wheat
and evince 10 desire 10 unload dnd III orders by buy
ing more The general outlook s Tor lower prices and
many longs arc selling.
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THE MARKETS
Carefully reported for raE raIDuSAl
RECEIPTS or DOMESTIC PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


drrand slow, and quotations
renniu-d wholly nominal for Pots aud Ic for Pearls
BEEsWAX-Tbereis avery steady maIAet Das., on hgnt
supplies utterly there Sas sale Oh 4OOo ID al SloSoo Lo
Western And southern 49, a..
HROOMCORN-There fair inquiry for choice gradea
which are scarce and other grades quie and Unchanged
We ouoa Rrush short Green. Choice l09lloi huT Green
a. ID. l0Gl22c. Green. Medium, d. fGo'9c hea ana heu
tipped, y % G6Tc -. -. 49,. .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have been quiet and prices are
barely steady kinds unchanged We quote Adanan
tine 122Gl12C. for lzelb ounee sperm AZ ssc Pasht
SDeTr 3sc Paraine 20d2lc; Refined Spemacet ~ 1Zeo
CHICCORY been quiet At 5sc, gOa for German and
Gle. gold. for English
cocoa has qusL and prices have been merely nom
inal 5antO Domingo, 7i26oej MaIacaibo, 2o92oo quay
anul ed9 &c, and Caracas, 14dl6c. all sud .
tOITON-Hhe market the steady but generally
qu.t though faranluiry from spnners The re
eps the ports we're 20 81 bales assin.i 22so9 bales
for Tie week l5s9s6 bales against isSo23 bales
last week and 1888 1877 this last Tho salos
yere baes 202g bales last evening" including
EXPORT So5 Tor consumption 3b3 Tor sprcnaon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04

UNION Uk0F'


METALS-Thore IA. been slightly improved business IN
Pig IrOu brought about Dy lr tef
on the part hosrs under tho baneful
influences surplus supply ss OF 300 tons No AZ ga
do. 1T So No quoted at t226tx3 Gray fOrse
sod Of 200 brand At So grades
uuoed Gs2O Scotch Pig however renains iri a. the
- are quite quoted $50 Glsnssrnock
Al SEA Sv6sJ0 sales Of 200 tons OF ship on
ufv.ts tarBs American quiet aud unchanged 81
s5dSis Dr Stool At tins mills In Car
Wh..ls fhais . sac Cf 200 tons AZ 80 wrought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Dec. spanish Gold. 2lir2l4ia EEchangc dui
days, currency, % a5f premium
sight 9 400 premiam; 90 days, goi lz2fl4 tiumaia
1860 ~ p-cnIum Oh London J TO- gf' i
PARIS lZODl22 premium. sugar dili No. l., d. >, -
4lJ reals = airO0s; Ia gobl o. al re-4S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04

ALEX. FRoTHtNGHAM & Co. are offering privileges
on active stocks from l to pig per cent from the
market Contracts issued month ago az the
same distances are now worth, many stocks, from
> 10 10 times the cost. Cali send for their tx
planatOry pamphlet.
II Waist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04

st. Paul. LOGO st. Paul Preferred. 1000 Union
Pacific, 800 Ohio and Mississippi, and 1900
Kansas Pacific. The opening. highest, lowest
and closing prices Of active stocks sold to-day will
be found in the subjoined table,
opemes Lowest 0iocas ofsrs4 Assst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
principal quotations of gold were
We annex closing quotations Of foreign exchange

The money markef was somewHat cascT I0-day,
and rates on call were sash per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper sold at 6 to s. The following was the
Clearing -house statement: Currency exchanges,
Ss5I43, 1892; currency balances, S3,433,3SJ gold
exchanges, 50 $50 929 and gold balances, II ,OS2,
305. Government bonds were quiet and lower. We
L.. - t...-.- -. .....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04

Third cal'-Febnary 400 - lisrc.i total $40 bales
Sales to-day up m.Beeemesr 900, l3iise January
gO ~ uary 400 u syo March, 700, IL lszo
600 i5Ssc April $500. i3,tc April 100 IL ssss jqne.
August fd. ri acc Tt 7soo bales grand total lotoo
bales.
brooklyn, 1918 bales IN STATEN Island e'5S gass ON
shpi oard 20 7jT bales wharyes zio Dios
Ia wei rh"uses 3, 9sh baies tGtal 3O.nS5 bales.
Change market quiet and 81 dy Tho follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
The San Francisco quotations for mining ST

The London markets were quiet, consols being
lower, and United States bonds steady. Money on
three months bills was 2l2 per cent. which is y
below the minimum rate at the Bank Of England
this institution losing in balances to-day $4,000
bullion. Gold was dull and featureless. The open
ing price 1147s, from which 1t declined to IL hs
and reacted to and remained steady at 1143i- On
gold loans the carrying rates were 2. 3, 2l9 and
per cent per annun. Foreign exchange was duh at
rates given below. The business figures were
81 s3GSi s3le, and 81 66i20P4 81. The import
entries Of foreign dry goods at this port for the week
ending tonight amount TO 81. 1861. gold yalua-
ton. The amount thrown upon the market footed
up ~ ,2S6, $40. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
SIT. 900 in coin interest. and S3S6,0O0 in called
bonds. The days op, r.tions at the Gold Exchange
bank covered Gold cleared, S3l, 5g4 ,0O0 gold
balances, 81, 103, 900 currency balances, Sl,2S6,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04

6orseS, Carriages, Garuess, &t.
GREAT SALE of HORSE BLANKETS, Lap
~ Ecias Fur Buffalo RObes-fhe Eureka Horn
Ranket CJapauy Mercers, Grand closing out
ti,ssr iYuu use STOCK retail their wholesale list
JVANTED-Ag good second hand three-quarter
w COUPE RCCKAWAY. psneiea back and sides must
he In ft re order and nearly good Address. with
p.rtlcnlars. u. J. D. 2. o. Boz. $500
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HORSE andCARRIAGE MARKET

EEw-YORK Friday. Dec. 3, 1873
Below may be found the result Of sale to-
gay at Arch Johnstons mart Thrteenth-st., between
LrIlr IL .nen md Flftn-ara-.
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BANKING And FINANCIAL.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Holders OF the First Mortgage Six Per Cent Gold
Bonds of the G.. and O. u. r. Co. are notified that 10y
sending their address to the Committee at the Office
of Perkins Livingston Post * Co., - LiDert yst.,
copy OF tie plan OF reorganization viii DO forwarded
iLeuI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
Ceathers.

ALL wanting TEACHERS. Schools, or Pupils,
~ address amer higcat ont Union 20 BROADWAY Wy.
y experienced TEACHER would Ike 70
"A oi desirable locality in which - open p1vae
scnooi with Kind rgaren connected OF of position as tseSi
EngI-i branches luslUn M sch0i ahtauf brla9
isned Address Miss Thorn - B0X Sac, AorSl0"L ~ D.
8vst refer saces.
RTPS. MITCHELL supplies schools and fam
vi ito. % TEACHES. GONEltNtS-> ana II TORS
Resident visiting. information given " schools Ich
and italian spoken. TEACHEiS BIZ EAJ o. " csI
5Jth4st
MRS. ANNA RANDALL-DIEHL, Editor Of
vi The Quarterly Eocuouist and aut0r ~ Reading and
F!ooutlon Choice BeadB-s" etc. gives private a4d class
Instruction iu VOCAL CULTURE, hEADlNO ana Oi-o-
IUKE. al q Unien-sqlare.
TEACHERS SUPPLIED with SCHOOLS and
4 aud families with IeacEers az EDl SAllJN Al
80 RF.AB p UDl0n-sluare- ANNA hANDALLDLE1L4
Manager
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AeolOrd.

srrfcg 3ood Oriinary, l2 Middlng
For future deyory there advance Of trade
very quiet sales yesterday after M January
BOD ID sssA Fsbruaxy 500 u April 100 tJ-c totA
600 bales. firsi ean..jsnuaTy. 100 l9sase, March,
Ida IsiSs- july. AGO. Ike; total. Loo bales,
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New-York, Dec. 2

c. L. PERKINs,) Committee Of
JESSE IOYT, First Mortgage
L. II. MEYER } BOndholders.
'oIk, Dec. ., 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-04
SMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT
FIRST BoARD-IOIo O'CLOCK A.
md Essex lst, Mol Central

cal,s Of State Bonds Railroad BOnds-BGnk and n
road SiiareS-ExDress StockS. DC.
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5nsurduce Companies.
90 n]bom i! Map Concern


VINO ARCHITECTS.-THE FRASER INSTI-
II TUTE requires PLANS and ELEVATIONS for Free
Ibrnry ana Gallery At Montreal CanadA and
Osfs collars god for the Plans and Elevations
suitable for hOss purposes one hundred ooars VIII De
Drszssnted 70 the second best competitor
Of the IRstute AND fhn cenoitons OF com
petition VIII be 70 applicants on request - -.
Montreal. Nov. g. 1875. ]. J. e. ABBOI-f fhesaaenA
WANTED to PURCHASE-ATE TELEGRAPH
w WIRE from NswYork 70 Brookyn ADDRESS win
esrtaculaIs sn1 tsrms TELEGRAPH. fubaas Gaass
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK.
U ( Gs CoupoD 1881 80 Registered 1891 -
bcl23io III
L , 80 Coupon, 1868 - truVV'..-.'' -, DC, III
9.VOU....1.... .......l22a L S o. Coupon, 1881
1NOl.. be IL y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-06
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

Il The great Trunk Line
and United states Mail Route
Trains leave York. from loot OF Desbrosscs and Corr
landt streets ms foows;-
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, 80 4. NJ, and
$3.50 NJ sunday, 5and SOP NJ
and Erie Railroad Division, competing at Phiiadci-
and rs A Mr. Il Corr 4 "a, sy
Petroleum centre anu the Oh Regions -
washington E%press Of Pullman rsrior Cars DAILY.
xqSpt S Ssnainy az "a rss = eavhin SSS t
Express for Phiadcphia T. $40 $3.50 A. NJ 1850 p Nc,
8: ls:3o and 9 r. II. Emigrant aud second class, :
For Newark at 4, 6;so, Z 7m,sa 10, II A. NJ. leM,Ls
$40 H. SOP. NJ ana IL night sunday, $40, !, and
For 6liza s6 !, q s:l7 @sapA M ls%;La
sac TO- liso p NJ. and Il night Sunday. $40 I and
F9f RI. sa s Sry KS s "a si Y $780, 9 s., 81 az
N and Y night o sunday $50 ana I. y. .-,
I'D < NJ a:S 80 ana 7. .aa so"'.' N'A'os. ""N
For Sey p s N sd n,s ana s A. NJ 4 '
For East Milestone, l2 noon and $40 =. NJ.
For Lsmbertville aud rleninston 90 4. N. ands
and 5:sS H'N., ls;9, \ andST,S
For Farmingdsle and squsn, "A N. and ar. ~
For uightsiown- femberton aud Camden, via Persh
For @a HiShits stow ami nd rcmbcrton sAN
'rs9s a snG ios ~ + MA day i5s and 80
daily, except Monday: IRON Washington and Bsn,
m a0 and l1:a1 n From sdrlphia, ssi e:M
Tag o i % NJ a s 81 -; d, '; 81 - SO
No cOnrt street sroUs9 Mos y. ia and lis a
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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. EXCURSIONS.

CTEAMBoArS AND 3ARGEs FOR EXCURSIONS To
- Raritau Beach Sea View, iori Island, ami Willow
haven Grove. MARTIN HASKELL. III soath street
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RTEw YORK AND PORTLAND EXPIRES LINE (AI.L
IN raiD via Worcester Nashua and Roche ster, the
shortest quickest and direct line IS opcn for
business Leave Grand central depot New, YORK; s
500 and 10 A. NJ and and s:lo r NJ Inc s:U, ana ~
A. NJ trains make close connection at Worcester juno
ION with through trains tor Portland striving in P0rs
land at lU:4b f. NJ Inc and $40 r. NJ trains
at Worcester with the o'clock express newt morning
and baggage checked through TO important points
Through trains between Worcester and Portland.