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New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
Total sales. .
tEr dividend

sEG dividend.
At tho opening this morning the stock market was
for time obedient to the manipulation referred to
Yesterday and for the first two hours ruled dull but
firm. Lake Shore opened at 74t, sold at 49, s74lS4
on sales of 5000 shares before IL O'clock after which
il sold down to 49, and closed at that price, Erie
opened at 2sI and closed at 2s9 on sales of 1000
shares Northwestern opened at 44i, sold at AZ e44.
a2 with transactions of only 700 shares. st. Paul
sold at 37l 37I 037f $500 shares. Wabash opened
at l5J and advanced to 63 the purchase. of 5000
shares within the first hour, and settled back to 15s
at the close on sales of 5000 shares for the remainder
of the day This is a fair sample of the days busi-
ness The active bidding for and the buying of
5000 shares of this stock during an hour advanced
the price /, per cent, only to retire l per cent on
dealings to the same amount during the succeeding
four hours. Hannibal and st. Joseph opened at 20.
and made sharp advance to %. reacting at the
close to 2lt Ohios were steady and dull, between
2St and 2s Missouri Pacific declined from 80 at the
opening to As at the close and Atlantic and Pacific
Preferred from Isl to l5i. Union Pacific only uc-
tuated per cent II 800 shares having been sold at
S6203ss Western Union the most active stock,
of which 80 800 shares sold at 74i 0sGs0t
including 800 shares sold at 73 seller 60 days when
the regular price was 73I. Pacific Mail opened at
3iI. sold up to 81, and closed at 34i The invest
ment shares were generally we'll sustained. At the
close the market weak, but was apparently sus-
tanned by bids for round lots. The total trans
actions of the day reflect the prevailing dullness,
footing I'D only l3O, 200 shares. The opening high
est lowest and closing prices Of active stocks sold
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
THE COURTS.
HALTNG STEPS OF JUSTICE.

HALTING STEPS OF JUSTICE.
.vxnroTMENTs FOR OLD DRAWBACK FRAUDS DIS
POSED OF.
I'm the United States Circuit Court, on Satur-
oay. District Attorney Bliss entered noIN prosequ'
IN "a old indictments, ss the indicted In most
INSTANCES had been used States evidence In tne
cases Of those had not been used there was NOT
according TO Mr. Bliss, sufficient evidence to convict
The only important indictments disposed OF by "e"e
proseQ,d we're those against Samuel !, Ba!ehiQr9 ana
Richard Csudwell, who were indicted in 1869 for com
plcty In the wel-known drawback frauds. by which.
through forged certificates a considerable amount ol
money, paid duties imported goods was returnea
70 the importers. BiatcbfOrd and Cauldwell were
Jointly indicted with William II. Whimster and William
l. Korn. KorD, after rsmanng for two years 10 Luz
lowsG Jail turned States eydelce. and was released
Whimster. Cauldwci aud BlatchfOFd escaped 10 Cai-
ada. Cauldwe was finally captured, aud confined tor
years In Ludlow rect JAN, when he was released
bail. After his retease he furnished the Govern
ment as ia caime, with considerable important infor
nation. Three four years ago Batchford volunta-
ry returned aud gave The Government the beneht OF
what he know about the drawback frauds. kOrn Is
dead and Mr.. b isS says, without his testimony II
would be impossible 10 convict either Caudwell or
ford
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

This shows decrease in the value Of merchan-
disc exported of 81 al $50. currency against de-
crease of imports Of only s6sS,7fO tgold and an
increase in the exports of specie of S55'6S3S The
foregoing exhibit ought to be instructive and to
induce caution on the part Of our financial fDsttu-
tons The figures show that Notwithstanding the
troubles of the past year our people have not yet
sufficiently learned the lesson of economy.
Though the foregoing is the commercial
exhibit, we have to report the financial situation
unchanged. Funds are abundant and loans on call
are made at 81 to per cent while prime commercial
paper passes at to 9 per cent, attended. perhaps
with more particular scrutiny than heretofore
During the past week gold has been firm and slowly
but steadily advanced from the opening price OF lls
until Friday. when it sold at 1l2s resctng to-day to
ll2i bst closing at ilsi. The shipments for the week
have been g., 100000, nearly all of which went
out to-day so that this weeks bank statement does
not reflect this loss. Governments have been quite
active and have advanced little in excess of the
advance in gold 50 that they still offer small profit
to the importer. The currency Gs issued to the
Pscl6e Rsilr0sda pade tho marked sdysucsa a
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
TRIAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSEY

{ NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
S;.s Es,1 cSaa,si. s sSn:e r',fs Va
soTsa r. s'ps b I'M M,rsts9 f js.'s. via Del .l nd w
Lehish VALLEY Railroad Direct LIN. N Hasoufg pburgh
"o ' V'' wisTss fsi1a %RR%sdssss7 a1s hSssf State
,0 r. isIsIL.,e hsv'iors . foIcS.; p,,,
Anse"n Mauch chuni. ramhqu TsnsueOd wtesbse scrsn
ssSS.%-wv s.SS Train for R4ns,M
a.bno1 & s'iGn M e:m sS ssssn
waVehy &c Connects JaseOn Del. aud
800 mMmGssNa Esrss.' S.l, tsIe,p sandr for E.,.n
cSast ns s%ssa. s'i %l.s: ,s
'' a Tram nIS'ss % seF O'n' "'"'P'" &"
i2tS %uE.rsEs Or IfSnns'gS E..s. Bath An.r,ern
Si Sss.%ss Esh.: fo:,Is sfaiuss '' "'''
va !:a FSS G'''''' ''' D'l'''''
4$o n%%sy So%sr1ie @ I and fie%Ht.oA
Chunk wiissb.Ifs TO"aada' Realms naT.Ss r6ash, 0si
tS0 p m-w,r Tnlo tar sOmerrille
S,so CnC IlEmrrsnii-FoT FnE Ea:oS. S'ns''"'
9l5p m.-Wy Train for somervile
1900 D. m.-Por PaoaelL
,dso iS5 EPs'a I19s =, ' SiS $40 PA PAP s'a
AIS i5oi:i5 g. 5;l5 40 S:45 g. 6i5 S:i5 7lS 7:a6
o;lo $40 1850 ll;lo l2p m K RcKRR San, and Ruy
H. P. BALDWIN General Passenger Agent '1'~
ERIE RAILWAY. ,.-,
~ WINTER AEnSGEsKsr cfTn, taking eject Noy 49, 1874
sn%-Ciasa,a cesto psy Efp.s 6fs|nsfoon Coaches
Coach 10 Suspe ssion Bn'ge. .
rcush Buffalo Nsgsra Pals Cincinnati St. Louis Detroit and
Chicago without change
Port Jerri. 49, 1880 o. e15 and l045 H. 43o 1880.
Il D. m Mdooyn. 1880. ts3O, o. +9:J, and l04j m
3:45 80 80 s7 m. The o. l0:iJ 4:3O D. m
0swego Midland Railroad ROndoa
Kingston so, and $3.50 Goshen 800. 1850
1880 o. '9l5 lO:lJ $3.50, 3.45 l:3O. 1880 aud
i5:;O o. and iOi5 nj S:?o ana 43O suseru, .jii2
Gao 7:3O 1880 ~: s. 1O:45 345. s. g. 1880 II
@ll:0 D. Rlgewood. IiohoEus AIoiac and Ramsey.
i5:45 645 7:3O 1870. gals. lO:4J 3.45. g. 1880
T. ~ 80 D. Paterson -: 10 64b z $780,, S:3. ~.
s9:l5. lO;45 ii IL lao. 3, 3:l5, 3:i1
43O AIS g. 5:j. d, 6l5, 'O3J a. Sl5. 1880. -ll3O
and ~ Khts only Newark lib $3.50. ~
10: ). and 80 3l5, 4:45 6l5 sDl t63O m and
II Sai9r.y nshts Oety. Cresk 53o 10 TO- ami g;0a m
Park and Pasic GAS 73D 1890 Gl5
10 m, II s145 g. 3:45 4}u 5l5, q. 'G:3O. S:l5
1880 Il 80 D. Bnelewoo AMI Sparkh $3.50 & 10 10
and 20 m. 100 3 10 4l5 44j. $3.50 .6:5J snl 7i5 p ~,
so Saturday nights onv fermOn AM Nyak jjO 49, sn
9:3O 1880 3:lj t:45. 5:j0 fi:3, aud 143 hnd
so Saturday nights onv Spnua Waller, $3.50 and $50 and
4:45 D.
Nora-rrans leaving Cbamberss haf hours leave
2d above tu" ira leaving Cham
hoGr, leave 23st hitT nu eaie Aboa
23dst 54j end ll:3O tonsccuu2 with trains
Chambers ST. hour Tue o:"O train
from Chanbers-st onlv.
,p Coaches esn be obane orders for the checking ant transfer q
BsYRsee nav CompanTs oc 24l 0Z9 and 9o1
Brosdsay, Conrt BROOKLYN and St the CompanVs DepotA
Rrres trains from Wet srn'e New-ioTA al 4O M 2io
And 1850 N. .,... o,,,
Gene Pas Agent.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
SATURDAY, Jan. 23-P. NJ.

Areview OF the week closing to-day fails TO pre-
sent any new feature in commercial circles. Trade
has been only less dull than for the preceding week.
and prices of many of the leading articles OF mer-
chandise show further decline. AS it may be mat
fer of interest and Importance to financial circles
We give space in this column for q table Of the ex-
ports of some of the leading articlesfrom this port
from Jan. to Jan. 49, compared with 1874, as fol-
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
DECISIONS-JAN. q.

Supreme Court Chambas-BY Judge DOnOhue-
Hatfield Mac KehIe 'gt Hyde aIs sg hcaaho9 Cont
p az. Goodwin otheT Br sn'ng Squitts-GraEed Scott
AT Kehsm Holloway, Hogan eg mcGL-OTder
granted agt CneB6en BSrstow hgt UDonne Peck tg
Memorandum Darling sgt BreSsterhotoD Genied
snors1dum Martin Gtd aRO-Allowsnce granted
MaeMsr1O sgt MarkhAn-A0tlOn denied
SnDsyIor Court-SpeciaI Ierm-By Judge Curtis
MOoreMoD for trisl denied Mathew sgt The
MAYOR continue injunction denied with
Uranium
Common PIeds-Specidl Tem--By Judge j. f.
DAJ-spsrks kgL Spsrks-DiVofes granted
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
A FAITnLEss REVENUE OFFICIAL PUNISHED.

A FAITHLEsS REVENUE OFFICIAL PUNISHED.
In the United States Circuit Court, about
ten days ago, CustOmaOuse Inspector David p Harris
convicted Of completely in the smuggling OF 10000
cigars into this port. immediately after Harrss con-
vctiou Samuel G. Courtney his counsel, moved for
new trial on the ground mainly that the testimony of
Auellauet the spaniard who turned States evidence
sufficiently cOTrOhOrated Tne motion for new
trial was argued last Wednesday before Judge Bene-
dOt. ia Brooklyn.
Tue Judge served his decision until Saturday, when.
this city, he denied the motion ana sentenced Harris
90 years imprisonment IN the Kings County Peni-
teHtary 10 represented 10 The Judge that HARRIS
had heretofore ned good character, and that he
poor man. o. account OF these representations
the Judge Inflicted Ouly light imprisonment and I'M
posed uO due. Harris is from POugnkeepse.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
The bids for stocks at the close Of the Exchange

Tho London market was quiet and devoid OF IN
terest British consls and United States bonds ruling
firm. and Erie steady The Bank Of England to-day lost
flOOOO bullion On balance The foreign exchange mar
ket reflected the usual duness of steamer day ihe
rates were frm however, at the figures given oeIow
The gold market was steady and quiet with oil the
sales at llal and ll2.. The extreme range ior tue
weok was iis, and l2i On gold loans tho rates were
aahsNI. l. spd finally q usrr cent fog CARVING,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

i Mutual LIPB INSURANCE. COMPANY OF SEWYOhK
Plaintiff against MARY y. HAYES and EDWIN L. HAYES her
husband ANDREW AND and MARY MCFARLAND his wife
UARVY GURSRI RYDER. Deiendpnts Summons for
relief fere To The detndns sbove named and each and
hereby summoned required 70 answer
complaint which will Be fed In the ONCE OF the Cle Of
the BroOtlyn the COurhoue IN the CITY OF b9oin
CONT, Of snswer 70 tue SAID com
Ani on their Onot NoS 3S and 4o Cou IN
he CITY Of after the service o this
mons ercueiof the dsy Of such services and Ioa Isl 70
sp.reT th. said within the tiae aforesaid the pntfs In
DIS scop will spp 10 the relief demsrdt in the
nIaipt-Dsed Bfoofl.G December Is, 1874. ~
P- H. &. 4 G.. l. MURPHY. Attorneys fOv Plsinrfs
To III. d.nc.u Harry " GUgkE The comp , in the eo,.
BTooiyu Count. Coahou In the City OF broofn kngs
opnfT NevYorf ou The 18Th DAY OF December Io
III lav6wN- u. e. az hOhrhi' A"''ue" '' f"S"Hs
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

Railroad bonds were firm with theIexceptlon o.
Hannibal and St. Joseph Convertible which declined
from 81 to S but later recovered to Sj The fear OF
Hostile legislation by the Missouri Legislature maJ
account for the decline in these bonds The follow
ing were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

There was no change in money and caIl loans were
dene at 202l03 per cent the preponderanee Of loans
being at the intermediate figure Prime mercantile
paper sold at Al to per cent. Tho late afternoon
dispatches from Washington report that tho Internal
Revenue receipts to-day were SS7j.O0O total since
the 1st instant of S6,sOO.0OO. The National bank
notes received for redemption were SJ5GGOO. Tho
Treasury now holds $38i,5OO,oJ in bonds 20 secure
National bank note circulation and Si1sSOO,O00 to
secure public deposits. The outstanding National
bank note circulation is S347 307,O01. of whIch
S227O,OOO are gold notes. The Treasury shipments
of legatender notes and fractional for the
week ending tonight amounted to S3.T0.O00. The
bank exhibit was unfavorable in that from tho inn
mense shipments Of coin the specie item is down
2jO5 400. But the legal tenders. the true reserve
of the banks, are up Sl,55S,7Oo. The loans are up
Sl55 SOO but deposits and circulation not much
changed. The movement of the week eyentDated
in net loss to the banks of lO09O25. and they now
hold in lawful money. in of required reserve.
$lS,529 100 The following shows the condition Of
the New-York City banks at the dates given below:
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
CIpREME C0TRT. CTTY AND COUNTY

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
y OF NRWYORK-GEORGB Do p. ARDtS and THOMAS H.
WHITE Pispuss against JOAQUIN PALLBDO AID FRANCISCO
RIONDA Deeodan-Som for demand contract
(Com ITO the defendants above named You are hereby sum
the complaint this acon which vi"
be oe Of the Ce Of the Sapreme Court for the CITY ane
County the City Of NewYrk and to copy
von, the subscribers their once No
i4q Broadway City Of NwYorK within twenty dy. alter the
Of Of the dsy OF such service
sSd yos the said complaint within the Zine sioresd
tbt action wiz take judgment against you for the sum
OF seven hun forty dollars and tvens1 cents with inter
ear from the July hOuspd eight hundred and seventy
to he M, oosi, and this aeonDd October
90 1874 DAvIBs Il WHITEHEAD, PLAINTIFF ATTORNEYS,
~ " No. Lao Broadway.
complaint in tb above action ted In the oce Of th et
the County Of New At the Court house
In the Cty Of New sIsuth Of January 1879
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
,nd IN. following for city bank shares :

The 10th semi-aunual report of the.Westohests
Insurance Company, printed in another column.
shows that the affairs of the Company in pros
porous CONDITION. ghs GapiIL q che Company u
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
GENERAL Tssu-DAvIs, r.

osruRAL TssH-DAvIs, r.
l31. .Brcei. Petroleum Co. agt.
Lacey, ex'r. et al.
lSS. .BfeeL Petroleum Go. al
Lacey.
$50, .0stleJ. sss'ea Ngt. The
Mayor, ks.
las. .MullAy sgt The MAYOR.
1913. Gilman Agt. Gilman.
2O3< .voorhees et al. sgt Olm-
stead et al.
I'll. .Delsvaa Aet DuDcsn and
sno.
So. .Weeven et Al. stt 81. Paul
aud T. R.R Co. ct 81.
lb2. Moore sgt The Mayor
&c
lA5. - agt. -
2lS. s>eh'..sabsfs agl. Cheney.
2lb. .Dsrlow e, al. sgt. heyers
Ola Wornsar AIT. Carver.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
FAULTS IN MAIL TRANSPORT.

INDICTMENTS FOR NAIL ROBBERY, AND PRESENT
THE NEw-YoRK TRANSFER COMPANY
FOR NEGLIGENCE.
The Grand Jury of the United States Circuit
Court on Saturday found indictments against Samuel
woodward aud Samuel Hoyt two boys for robbing the
mails 1t appears that the boys hired by the New
York Transfer Company which carries the mails from
the Post Office several railroad depots In this CITY,
to drive the mail wagons and that while thus employed
they broke the locks the mail bags and robbed them
OF their cOnten it also shown that the boys stole
locks from the POstOf replace those which they
had broken After ndlcting the boys, the Grand Jury
filed prosentment against the Transfer Company tor
want OF care IN Transporting the malls Tue tolowlng
the substance Of the prcsentment:
The New York Trausfer Company Is IN tne naDl ol ~
trusting the mails committed 10 It's care 10 tue Custou
and control Of YouuR empiOYed 10 drlve lls mai
wagons whose selection no proper care Is exercised
No oath IA required boys; h'y give no ponus;
they are incompetent 20 guard protect properly the
mails n their charge AMI tney do not possess the requ
site qualifications discharge OF such responsible
the Company is guty of negligence in the execu-
ton of its contract ana the mails OF the United states
together with the correspondence and property OF ct
gems intrused thereto daily In danger OF loss ue
sfruoton. and cmDcZZemeDt in pas ing through the
CITY OF NewYOrk Aud for such gross neRngehce, ahu
the Company OF the interests connueu
10 then in opinion OF the Jury its contract should
be annued and transportation OF the United states
mails through the City Of NeWYOTk intrused 10 parties
more competent fai .hful unless the abuses of the
eeoent contract are immediately reformed.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
Hlarple ano nlaIe 1tlanIeis.

At GREATLY REDUCED PRiCES.-An
"A Marble and MsrbeSed Nantes and al oher
harbewOk Marble Turning for the trade kLAbE l5A kas'
Biehteenih-sL. lbirf-aye, N. Y.
4 GREAT reduction in prices of Marble and
N Msnes ell kinds Of Floor TBg Monuments Head
stones Csbnemake offered KlA
BHR Marble WORKS Nos 2l7 TO 223 West ftJ first
Broadway
CASONi s. lSOLA, .
u STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
14Gto l52 West 4Uth-st. Broadway
Monuments Msntes Asrs Figures Thing WanscOtiing 6 I'M
Italy marble work ofeYery description
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

>. BsApr and DAsIrrA. u.
ali. Gray aud ano. sgt. 0sn.
neD,
9lS. .rreund sgt Imp. and
Trad. Nat. Bsnt.
l9l..Glovor agt. The Mayor,
&c.
22O. Carpenter sgt Besro.
81. Christopher L Ten'h-st.
R.R. Co. Agt Central
CrOD-toHn RR. 20.
SO. The Mayor, &C. agt
Genet.
65is. The Mayor, &c, N. Y.
sgt, Genet.
144. Forj sgt The hsvor, nc.
80. .Beggs sgt Riown ct al
GO. Vail. eIr., as. Lane.
lao. .DOwefJ Nat Bauk sgt
The Mayor. &c.
220i2. Matthew ~. lt!erbers.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

200 ....bc. 2S1J
! 100 2S1.
l9i o.cLocN-sA1rs nEFoRK rnE GAIL

Union Pacific lst North Western
3.OOO....... 9lis i00........ al y
Western Ca,ou Tel Rock Island
l.6OO...... 1871 jO.......lO4
sne Railway 20O..b3. 1887.
100 50. 285, 400. s3. lO33i
Cake ~ ore l,6OO.... ..lO3 3
SOO...... 731. Del, Law
un!oa Rae lOO.... ...lO5i9
j0U.-..tj. 3C3i Morris and Essex
IN ~ 4.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

MARIvR COuRr-TkAL TRRH-PARTs J., IT,, 4douned Tor tH'
Term
GENERAL SHssIoss-Suherlaud IN rn GOfrey+ maVhem;
Pr Love Hugh Campbell Fe;cher Bridget Dunn, eo1ons
Richard Anderson james Robinson Albert Gan
John Golden George Worther Alfred WndeF bnTg Frank
Wagner Nellie Morris William Huamper, William Wright, Ao1Io
Sophia Johnson Price larceny James w
smith Apell W. Kelly JoG b. AozaBte, Eugene
Ia 7or, Iett larceny; Frank Webb grand larceny. go
OYER DTERMNER-Bsret, john Reilly, boeiride
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

Nv
~ NBw-YORK.-PkTBR G0ELEr against JOHN SEXTON;
SAKbH JEAN SUTTON WILLIAM L. COltTo the above nSMed
hereby summoned and required TO
complaint which will be ed the of,e Of
The Cerk Of the CITY County EeBYo the COurhore
said cT copy TO TIE said complaint
The suscrber Office the City OF NewYork within 20 DAYS
er exclusive the daJ Of uch
complaint within the
fe the plaintiff this will apply the Court for the
lief dema uded in the complsint.-Dated Jan o. 1873.
ROBERT GOBLET jr. ATTY. for Pile
No SS Nsssau-st N. Y.
Tn. complaint the above entitled action duly FLED IN the eee
Clerk o the City aud County OF NEW oIk on th sh u OF
January 1878. hobhhl uObLEi' rr'H ANY
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
6teampcuIs ano RAILROADS.


BRIDGEPORT, and all points on H0usatonlc
I'D and EAagstuek Rsitotfl Pare 81 steamer 5hlpeefOHi
le,ye Cathan 90. slip 1880 and BRIDGEPORT At II p IN
NOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c
ssamsrs leave Peetshs Neusteas. a. e TniHs Ae1
and a II D.. 20.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
feaal Notices.

MARINE COURT of the CITY OF NEW
WI YORK.-FRASCIS w. WILLIAMS aad ALEXANDER g.
BLACK ppf against HORACE FISHER defepiant for
com not erved To the defendant above named
summoned and required the complaint 10 s
duly fled the lssh dag Of ecember We
the Marine Court Of the CITY 81 NeHlo al The
civ Hall in said CITY copy Of the said
compliant at his Office No. GI wallet in the City Of
KewYork after the OF this
such service aud fail the ssd
sioresd plaintiffs in this action vii taAe
judgment for the Of nine bunred and eighteen dollars
thereon from Dec o. 1874 besides
the sosts o this actoa-Dsted Dee 10. lS1i
sIAON STBRNE Plaintiffs Attorney
Wall \
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

THE CONTROL OF THE VETERINARY COLLEGE.
The two suits brought to determine the con-
troll Of the NewYoIk College Of Veterinary Surgeons
we're both before Judge DODohue in Supreme Court,
Chambers Saturday. One is brought by Mr. Van Ranst
20 lssert TO trustee there. and the
other Is brought BE- trustees against five other
trustees Mr. Van Ranst and another who claims TO be
trustee The put in for the six trustees by A. j.
Maokhn claiming TO represent the College was that MI
Van Rans had been dee ared TO have forfeited his seat
by long continued absence from the meetings OF the
Mr ArnOuX, representing Nj van Ranst moved
for Judgment the answer, on the ground tnat u
ShOWed OF those steps had been taken Wilch
prerequisites ~ the expulsion or trustee lhe
two motions to dissolve an injunction
granted in this suit and to continue injunction
against Mr.. Van RInst granted IN the other AS the
one question necessarily decided all three notions the
other two motions submitted without argument.
MI AruOux. for Mr. Van Ranst Mr.. Mackln for plain
tifIs the second sui w. F. MacEae for the other
Iru5tee5
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
CALESDARs-THn DAY.

SUPREME COuRr-CaAzBSRs-DoSoH
- -, Co,. of Rrni. lAs The MAyor
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

Ny. n II & Hart X
l8.....bc. l35 4
Oel, Lack & West
so. bee. l03
GOO. s3. lO3
.......lO3B y
100, .....l0ols
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25
V,UF FLUSHING, NOKTH SHORE, and
L - CESTRAI kAILROAD COMPANY

L CENTRAL RAILROAD COhPAh1
Short Babylon Baysho lGp sAviue and rhehoEu'
Point 200 m.-BAbSloD
Leave Hunters Point $3.50 a-Paehoeue man uan WIN P'
car attached
Leave Hunter Point 200 p n-Psehogue war train -
Leave Point 80 m-Paiehogue efpres VAN '' '
car attached.
I.s,. Hunter Point 8: 90 p. n.-lslp way train T.,
For particulars bills and small timetable Aso or u.ns
snd from Fsruingse Central Para Jde PARK hnse 100 oin
s.on Ferfyoats foot Of clip kas' hfef ~
minutes ourhst East River 10 mnpt~ previous 70
H. dDrto Point Tickets soh aud bigsaIe
sbi a, and Ome,s Sunday tans leave
ns Point for Neck Hernpsteld Garden CITY, Pahoeae
ami ali .sT stations $3.50 m ami 100 for Flushing Col
lssa Point lnd all intermediate sstoas 8 iO:oo
lLgQ nA and b3Q }ibI &YyA HylAA Lk4RIps ~
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

We the latest nonssuss rates of forasn
avcban0a.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

Ast. and for borrowing per cent The foIiswtse
were the actual shipments to-day: Steamship Ceatc'
9i,ii0ooO; steamship Partha, 100000; steamship
America. S6oj.0Oo; steamship France. S6il. ;
total, $2.93s,sO6. OF which Ss,slo,00 was
in gold coin, and tho rest silver. The
Import entries Of foreign dry goods at the port OF
New York for the week ending to-day were 81. 49,.
56s the amount thrown upon the market footing 10
VI ,663 O95j. and OF general merchandise to S4643 SO.
making total in gold coin valuation of S6.073.Sas,
The export cearances of domestic produce from THE
port for The week ending Tuesday. JAN 10. were 10
the currency valuation Of S4659.275. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out $4,000 in coin interest on the
public debt, and redeemed S1HOOO in called Five
twentes, making the respective weekly totals.
SS05,OO0 and S34jO00. The specie movement is givea
elsewhere. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered: Gold cleared. yi5667 900; gold bal
aDces 81 9O3 GS9 currency baan ces. S2.is32i7 The
following we're the principal quotations for gold:
!voo. .il2s :l'J0...il2sl i:no..iias 20 ....iisS
Hoo. ..ii2S Is'ss.,.li2s! 2:o5...iissi oifss
The days business at the y. s. Sub-freasury com
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

State bonds were weak for Tennessees at further
decline but otherwise dull and featureiess Iha
New-York tribune., 1875-01-25

CTONlNGTON LINE I0r bUoIVN "Hu
The ,tauneh Odous steamers 49,.
TJ,,Tsd.y, and sstprdsTs and STONlhGION hosas
md Pd,ys NON Pier River foot OF J'Vsi
srrypg IL Boston ali other lines Ieisn iot ss A.
.n toad ohces seeurei at the onee o.
Wesrott EIpress Co, snd al 3l9 Broadway - , n -,
A UK YRAU Freight Agent L. W. fllhlhs' uenL raas Hso"
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