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, 1875-08-01

On tho 18th ult-, in Pariz, the Exposition Of
tho Congress Of Geographical Science was publicly
opened. according to previous announcement.
Comparatively few reports have Jet been re-
sased from it those which have come to hand
spaak Of it in hig gh terms. The chief object Of
nas1eat is = gigantic map, on I scale Of two
Inches to the mile, which was begun in 1873
ea'ler LOUIS XVIII, and is happily just CON-
pkted for this occasion It ia about 60 feet high
Ind of unknown length, the pieces not having
yst II bean placed together. Great Britain
aaa Russia show their Asiauc possessions in
aneable but dangerously-suggeslivs proximity;
es:tzerand, Austria, aud Hungary, Belgium
nsedsn, Norway, and Denmark, Germany, and
nol.ad, are wsl represented; and France her.
III exhibits mora than 500 maps and charts,
oendlng through many saloons and galleries
.mea Il would take days to examine properly.
AnoTaat hAs Amarica to show 4 et&r-sp&ngled
Rane', few common maps stuck upon tho
sah, and "picturs" OF two This for coun-
Il! 70 abondaot1y blessed in land, ia tho sor1iest
sa@fat'on of all Americans certainly ought to
aas and hlustsr It home, for they have httle
"'osa 70 be proud Of when they 60 abroad.
, 1875-08-01

Thts analI expenditure has secured eolleo-
ton 20 valuable and Interesting ~ 70 furnish zoe
hhnnsd hat, in about two ,ears, tho building ia
~ Cantrai Park designed to receive tho col!eo-
tion Of the Museum viii be completed and ready
for occupation. An excsllene - Handbook for
ths Uss of 7lMtor1 a1Antning Pottery hnd
i,sssd, e1d Il IL thA ool;setdoaa could b d.
, 1875-08-01

Hodsrr society seems to be opposed to babies.
Fsxe1 OF them are born@,dr is Prof. EA1K1n
ngh, in denying this common belief ?-And moro
Of than seem 10 die. The ctaborzte appliances
IF civilization for preserving life by hospitals,
ue, ars apparently outstripped BY it's resources,
N the shape Of the filth incident
to = big city and Of the hurry and
sa4y inssparable from modern life, for de-
ruying it. The mortality among children this
simmer has been very great The lake excur-
Guns Just iDauguzated mar save very many lives
n Chicago, but the death-ron is already of =
tlAstiy length, and avery day adds to it. The
u3st successful !1fe-saving institution in the
world, Is fkr as babies are concerned, is proba~
N5 tho Antwerp tBelglum) creche. It Was
.o1ndsd in 1866, during the cholera epidemic.
Tia charge for taking care Of child is only h
cat day, or Cents per week At these low
n:ea the annual profit is ovAr ss,o 600 The fox
soVlug sketch Of III management will be found
Il value:
Ior ii. food Of 1ery young tnfants there provided
d-soup, or u6cultpanado, made Of white h1ead
n4 boiled in milk md water This II gwen
H.ua. H. And between and p. N, and, for I drink
= r sssa times shin essley-xaseI; foI nnwe:ned
sntAday in the morning: st 2 O'clock p N. pap
gruei ard tt1ea times c week bouiEon of beef
va, trd0 WHICH LIE t2t II cAfttuLy 4Rltnme0~ 1b1a
Gp IA to be prepared with Beloohno a sort Of hr1n
fos children who hAve been wcaned 1t III 4. m. the
14dA, but thicker; 1t 1.30 p. beef or venl aoup,
viii uoe aud se1oolino, followed by vegetables, of
1:cA potatoes IRE 1ut to constitute more than the
en> t1th part: 1t r. scea Of bread md butter
tn drink. ptisan favored with Gcoriee- AL these
GEuh and soups ara made fresh every dry. The
rtcoe il carefully. thoroughly, and conttnu-
Gully ventilated, and straams OF fresh air
poled IN constantly; but the children are
a7er e1poeed to any drauRht No dowars ATE allowed
sht e.acles aired FREQUENTLY and the infants taken
ht' the air often the weather ptrta. The tenn
pr VlEe at the creche ia kept nearly possth1e 1t
Gsgreea Fahrenheit bnt lowered ttt.e the
AK. In respect Ut cie.ninexs the TegulaonH Of the
Ut he seetn to leaEe nothing to ts desired. Every
eht,t IL washed and coubed in the morning and b.
fu the dst mea aud its hAude And face washed after
e7tng. They are uudrehsed. sponged al over wh.n
N he'll then rubbed dry with clean toxeE. From
&zy I'LL October they hxve tepid hath every dsv, two
pot II After eatng remaining In the bath tan minutes
6o ding is rarely resorted to- eorpoEI punishment
th 1utsy forbidden the rule Of treatment il tender-
pe l. They may be cxrcased but not embraced their
Ne il not 70 b. interrupted: they to b.
dtd ncr lifted up BY one arm, nor let liz too 1o1g
rpn The sidh confectionery Il prohiinted and
tae bates kept With head cool, stomach ea4y, fest
xM.
Attention to these rules, mot only in American
Euehas but in American homes, would save
tb nsaDds Of infant lives ere15 YEAR. Ignorance
h'uKely responsible for the present 1asssacse
II lbs innocenta.
, 1875-08-01
DO to tho Housefurni.hing Row stovs

for Tho ~ Rsrstow sample cook aud Union Banss-
"Jewotts fe{rRerao1s kerosene stovas, wt1s safe9,
&C. Everything arsscass and p1!ees vary low. Was"
.in4, ais stata street.
, 1875-08-01

There WAS young girl In Iowa
Who said she was bound to showA
Bank-cashier That be couldn't play smart
With The tender, budding. loving heart
, 1875-08-01

In one sensa,-the most artistic,--there has
been no revolution in Art. The stnd.nt Of
beauty IN form proceeds to-day to the same mod
els that afforded instruction to MICHAEL. ANGELO
AND THoawA1psEs aud these models, immortal
/ as Time, and as perfect OF their kind as if in
spired BY divine suggestion and assst-
ance, sronee the same profound hom-
age in the nineteenth century which
Roman srtlsts felt when Roman arms bore
the palhd captives from Athens TO grace the pro-
cess1ons Of the victors, and then to adorn the
potticoes OF the Capital Of the World. The i'm
ag1uation Of man has been engaged in constant
quest Of perfect standard Of beauty; but
ANGELO himself, the Redeamer Of Art affirmed
that the Greeks had arrived most nearly at it's
realization, and, instead OF attempting to i'm
prove upon the fragments which rernaln Of their
skill, he was content to become their scholar and
follower.
II one chooses to Cross the material limits Of
antique designs,-to pass from the finished
statue IN granite, b1onze, or marble, into the
Mind, rs it we're, Of the first and best distinct
School, he Will disce1n that the ain Of Greek
Art was to realize perfect natural types The
process was one Of selection aud combination.
They d1sctiminated between the essentials OF
beauty and ita aecidentals- Wherever, in the
models which previous Art had lett, OF in living
men and women. they disce1ned parts or fea-
tures which we're in unison with that Instinct Of
the soul which dit1erentiates between the per-
manent in natural sympathy and the graceful or
appropriate phases which beauty assumes under
local causes and shifting conditions, they seized
the discovery, and applied it in their approxima-
ton toward perfect natural types.
The great artists Of modern times worked in
precisely the same manner, although they only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

weather and extensive failure IN the packing rss p,'ees
rallied again. and quotations for city dressed West
9e9sc.-9c. Tor 220d240 H. BIC, for 200 ID,
gle n: easc. p,s state aud
Jersey for light 10 medium weights The nrst
Western dressed of the arrived In good order on the y
Ohio hogs consigned 10 Fare Ots and brought &c. Very
few have arrived nceone reaching here to-day ont not
sold. II. III. Reid sold live hogs to-day liz ONO
medium quality 100 ~ AT 81 40 y cwt The market closes
firm, with 900 reported al Chicago to-day.
CHICAGO, Dee 3-CATiE duh; receipts 200 heal
sales mostly OF grades butchers S2GS3 30 good
shipping, 81 ass5 20 best do, $GGs6 80 shpments,
1000.
HOGS active and firm receipts 1900 culls and scala
s. 10 packes So 7j1S7 10 bacon Sc 30 1*1
Eastern grades shipping 81 lOes5 % shipments 100
81 %; medium TO good, 81 20 40 % fancy 50 1896
IyDlASAPoL 1s.-Hogs duh market rot established
receipts, 1000.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 13-BR2P CATTLE dun this week,
and prices rather 200 head arrived and sold at
b1td1s &c. for Pennsylvania and Western steers &c
for few choice for fair TO good do and 3sdoe
D, gross, for common. ~ TO quality.
enERP unchanged 5000 head sold at $2d6c. n,
grOss % condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

Low Middng 12hai2Sc. Good cri,nary l2sslz'. &C.
gross receipts 242 bales exports TO the Continent ~
bales coastwise 40 bales sales 500 bales Summers 'o
WILMINGTON pee I3--cotton quiet DornnaI Midding
l2qc; addling, l2Ise; Good ordinary nominal ne
receipts iotO bales exports coast~'se ooo OaeS '
HosroS, Dee i3.-Cotton quiet Middling. 1885, Low
Middlng, 13isc. Good Ordinary. IL ci net receipts -
sales 325 bales; stock, 1857 bales. 49,,
AUGUSTA. Dec lSCottOn quiet demand moderate mla
ding l2as Low MddiDg, he; Good Ordinary ii tc mel
receipts. 1880 bales sales, Sss bales.
GALVESTON Dec l3-CottOn strong good demand orer
binary IL &c net receipts. 5,45 bales exports 70 Great
Britain 1919 bales 10 the Channel l344 bales eoastwlse
2,0J6 bales; sales. 2,3i7 bales stock 81 81 bales
PHILADELPHIA Dec. l3COtfOn quiet adiliDS, l32c' Low
hi1dlIDg l3c Good Ordinary, l2lfc; net receipts I'i
NORFOLK Dee IS-Cotton quiet and hn; Middling i2ic;
net receipts 600l bales exports cOastwise 1850 Oas s
100 bales stock, . ,G26 bales.
ST Louis Dec iS-Coton steady SIiddling. l29c.: Low
Mddng l2ifc. Coed Ordinary, ii sc net receipts @o14
bales shipments 1852 bales sales lfOO bales Stock TO-
$50 bales. 80,
CINCINNATI. Dec l3Cotton steady Middling l22c; low
Middng Il Sc Good Ordinary, lac receipts - paes
MESPnIs Dec 13Cotton nrm MiddllIg l2i2c. receipts
1850 bales Shipments 7sl bales saes 1000 Bales stoeN
SAVANNAH Dec. 13-Cotton easter Mdding. IL ssc. Low
Mddine, y 'isc Good Ordinary iisc. net receipts
5s43 bales France. l02 bales coaswse, S9l1
CHARLESTON, Dec. l3.-COttn quiet Mdding. l2'sa
II sisc Low Mdding, lac; Good Ordinary lld lZe
net receipts 1912 bales EXPORTS 10 the Continent loDV
bales.
MOBILE c13-Cotton steady; Mddllng l2a9l2iaci Low
bales exports Continent l. 10 bales coastwi se
200 bales 10 The Channel lOlO bales sales 1000 bales
NFw-ORLEASs Dec I3-Cotton drmer rood demand neld
higher: Middlng IL 'sc Low Mddling' II c Cool OTdi
exports Britain 9s7 bales TO France, $3.50 bales
sal-s 1880 bales; stock, LIB bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for rnE raIngSE.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES-There 81 sl difficulty the part Of holders 10
plce their SUI plies and quotations remain nOmnay DC for
Pots &c. for Pearls. go.
COFFEE-For Rio market quiet and lower al ia
lssc Ordinary cargoes l9sdlgl2c for Far lyAa-oc
for Good and for Prime. all god santos i5a
Doc gold receipts week past 1886 bags and
sales 1910 bags. There sales noted today me
ports POI 3j1 bags, OF which l41o5a
bags here. O43 ia Baltimore. and l530J at Newer
leans Tn total supply l. 670,9jl bags Besides TINS
there large second hands Other descriptions OF
Coffee were quiet without change Marcoo sun quoted
at 10 az l2c. gold. and Java az 20 d2,c, gold
COTTON-1he marx ON the spot was without qu0tabc
change There rather curious features OF the
market TO-DAY The receipts re iched the unusually large
quantity 40 600 baehe largest reported IN one DAY i0
ang period II been equaled. The eject was -
buyers withdraw from the market 10 great extent
antcipai prces exporters especially SHOW NJ
disposition pure at the quoted figures not Withstand
very favorable report from Liverpool whore the iarS'
and the rnness in foreign exchange
here. the clos, prices weak, uou2h not quotably
lower The receipts the ports 4tOS Oaes against
30 3O7 last iu6fJ bales TINS day last
wear The sales 9i5hales including 392 saturday even
ing of bales export DOL bales Tor cosim
ton, speculation. The following The ON
quotations. which must be Regarded as more nominal thh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Dec l3-i2:90 p. m.-Co;ton IL active and
nrmer MiddnS UPllnds ID; Mdding Orleans, al; sales
$1,000 bales including speculation and export re-
celpts TO- 700 bales OF which 200 were Americana o9n 10
arrive sat desrer sales Of Mding uplans Low Mddng
clal shipped November ied; do do shipped N0vei
Der AMI December per SAIL 6ssd; do do, shipped De
comDer and January at BlSl
LIVERPOOL Dec l3-l.3U D. m-Cott0n 70 arrive, iasi'
dsgrer sales Of Midiling Upands, Low hiding ea se'
enIpped December January SAIL az O4'Is;
March and April delivery sled do do, Apr and May
delivery, at I'd.
LIVERPOOL Dec 1873 mof the sales Of Cotton today
1900 uaes were American.
LyEgPooi- Dec. 13-5 y. m.-Saes Of Midding Uplands
Cotton regular contract Slipped December and January per
SAIL AT q ~ TdllOw, 4S y cwt -, -
LIVERPOOL Dec -Evenne-Spirits Of Petroleum, s4D
Sly- a gallon. Linseed on 20 q cwt. -
LONDON, Dec. l3-l23O D. United.Sates bonds 1905,
Old 1903 3 New Fives 1919. Erie Railway shares, 10
LONDON, Dec. l313O mParis adyces quote Rentes AT
66i. Zoe.
LONDON, Dec. 1913 .. m-The amount n bullion with
drawn from the Bank Of England balance to-day IS
100000 Consols 9j for money and % 1919 or the a.
count.
LONDON, Dec. 1875 p. m.-Sugar % 6G23 cwt Tor No.
Dutch standard JAZZ Tor anOal
Paris aiyices quote Rentes 6Gf 4'c.
PAEIs Dec. I3.-EXcnange OF London, 25f l3c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14
- lx sioaE b IN $500 40 paoosLYN wARE.


HAY AND sTItAW-There rs very hrn mare; Tor all
descriptions result Of decidedly reduced supplies and
steady inquiry. Ne quote: HayShppng 20 soc; retail
qualities OJ4el Isl Glover 0O01Jc.. salt al Goa Ioc
STRAW Il lOoSl 20 for Long Rye; 10do5c for short Rye
6OQ7jc for Oat.
HIDES-There was no noticeable changes this market,
a continued moderate and late quotations
steady sales Of 700 Dr MOnteyd,o on Prlt&,
terms quoted n 2J02c gold LOO Dry Texas ~ 10 49,
800 Wet Sailed do AZ HGlc CURRENCY ana ouU
Clly slaughter OK al about 9s4c- currency. o.. "a.
nOninaly 500
Hemp ana Ite quiet and unchanged.
HOP--icrc steady moderate trade 70 home DreWefH
and slightly better INQUIRY from shippers prices cOnse-
gueLty we're sscany We quote state, 1905, l&al9c dO,
1879 IA lie. old Qlds 8d6ci California IL loc.
MOLAS1ES-F Foreign quiet aud unchanged Tor all
kinds New crop Orleans quiet NJ 61dbOc Tor Good
to Choice, and 8 QG2c. FOR Fancy sales 100 bbs-
NAVAL sTOKE--Thefe was css doing In tle market for
spirts Tupentine yet p.s remained steady se oi 100
bbls $40 In Resins there another day Of duliness
still essential changes be noted sales 100 OD No.
and $50 Obis. No al 81 IL quote Common
Good Strained 81 20qSl III No. at 81 oJGs2 - No.
81 25Q43 81 Pale 10 Extra DO, s3 - 30 To- IN Tar
nothing Gone but small ObbDg sales and late
prices unchanged later there was sale 81 800 bis
No. ! Pale ~ - 7oa&5 70.
OCEAN FHEIGHlS-There no noticeable changes u
importance IN this market the tone on berIoou, b0Neyer
steady late and holding of la
ciDati decline The late arrivals u chaterng t0nn0ge
though large OF volume
Iity ia rates quOtabe decline Of importance
took place as yet Tie engagements To Liverpool by
bush. GRAIN rate not bxed nonIay lUa 10 I'd
700 bales Cotton AL, and LOO boxes Bacon dor
vi slpment) private terms the noH
MAJ rates cal" Provisions 5Od65s y ton;
by sal. 300 bsies Cotton al iIaei, ana 100 ter
beet al 5s London by steam 80 baes Hops oh pa, ale
terms 50 do VIA Liverpool All sd AMI 10 tone Wool n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

The local currency market If amply supplied with
loanable funds and the general rates on call are /
and among the stock brokers, and and among
the banks and trust companies Should any higher
rates be demanded, there is a sufficient amount Of
new capital attracted to cause reyersion to the old
figures. There is change in the market for mer-
camille paper. The following was the Clearing
house statement: Currency exchanges, SIC, 1890;
currency balances, S3,716,47S; gold exchanges
81 sol ,143; and gold balances, S2,0O9,451.
Government bonds strong for reasons already
noted, but the dealings slim. We annex closing
street quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14
w.sA un 7st 7sh 7es 7es 7os 7es 1900
The Philadelphia stock quotations at the olose to-
The closing quotations for mining stocks ut saI
Francisco today were as follows:

The bullion shipped East to-day from San Fran
cisco amounted TO S32,5O0.
The London advices did not amount to much,
though reporting British consols easier. United
States securities steady to firm, Erie oeihs
quoted at Is. There are quotations for money,
but it is presumably easy. There was reported
withdrawal from the Bank Of England to-day OF
$4,000. In Paris French rentes closed at oo'4O
exchange on London being quoted at 2o.l3. AS
both Houses of Congress are practically out OF SEES
sion there was nothing new from Washington 10
help the Gold Room, and the speculation was very
tame The opening price was 1144, and at this
price the preponderance of the days business was
done though there were few transactions at
lI4ls and one or two at 114as, which was the late
price On gold loans the rates have been 2l2 2, 3,
and per cent for carrying and fiat, borrowing The
foreign exchange market strong and higher,
and after opening at ~ s4l2G$4 Sel2, rates were
raised TO 81 s5l2G$4 s912. Business was close up
TO these prices. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
S25,O0O in coin interest, and $4,000 IN called
bonds. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered: Gold cleared. $21, $4,000; gold
balances, $1,123,5OO currency balances, $l,3Ol,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

strict Coed orinaIv 1910 Middlng
crate business. sales saturday after December.
100 10 5sc; January. 400 IL ec 900 l3 'sc Febray
100 l3a: Loo ls.c; March 700, - 300 - 81
April 800, "A iac july, loo 48aec total ZOO oaies.
First Can tOday-MaTch, 2O l3<'s.c. May, 800 IA lg
total 500 bales Second cal mbcr. 900 l3'aec 100
H., asqc 100, Is 30; May ZOE l4Sac june SO
ii lis9c; July ooo "A nee. total l,4oo bales Ihni
caSlane 100 4 naac July loo .e total 200 baies
sales today up T. m-DcccEbcr, 100, lSpsZc.i sou,
IL a2c January 100 - assc.: 100 3-c; 2$00 I3'ec
February, 300, 1873; 800 l3 lsa;c Loo l3sci 3 o.
i39ec 300 i7c. 100 13 2c loo - 'a2 March, goo,
il g.. 500 l3sf. 800, Il alsc.; 700 :. 60 1902
1850 100 IL 2sc BOO 1890. April, 100 IA "aec 400
Il Loo. 900, lie zoo - sc 100 i3 eei go - sisei
900 l3ls,sc: 800 l38ssc. loo. - Free 600 S"isaci
Nav 400 IA SO: 100 Ii &C. 100 l4sioc 100 "a sacc.
2Od &C.; 1906 IA ,c June 2oO IA Hight total 1890
bales grand total. $500 bales.
Tor Ibr lOlONlnE wee
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And the following for city bank shares:

Railroad bonds were firm. The most important
changes were an advance of III per cent in Hanni-
bal and ST. Joseph Convertible, to S2l4, and a
decline of IA per cent IN Union Pacific Sinking
Fund, to 933l. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

hessrs. Winslow. Lanier g. Co. give notice that
they will pay without rebate on and after the 18th
inst. the coupons maturing Jan. l, 1875, on the
new Louisiana State Consolidated bonds.
Daniel A. Moran No. 40 Wall-st., offers investors
choice and extensive list of municipal bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14
Savings Banks.

INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS OF
4 MERCHANTS CLERKS and Others. No 20 Union place
OF East l5tsDyidend TO Jan 1870 payable jan
IL 1875 follow ing via SIN cent
of so and exceeding $1,000 FIVE per cent
larger suma-Dec. ., 1870 A Oracle KING. President
ANDREW WaRELA, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

HowEs & Co.. Bankers, Wall-st. successors TO
bonds. gold. &c, at best rates. on commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULL-POWEIED STEAMSHIPS
Sailing York SAT- RDANS. from LvarnooI on
THU itSDANS calling az CORK H1rbor each way
BALTIC, SArU HDAN, Dee L., az $50 q. m.
GERMANIC. SArU RDAY. Jan. l. at a.
CELTIC SATURDAY Jan - Al D. 70.
ADRFATfC. SATURDAY. Jan. IS.
BALTIC. SATURDAY, Jan. -.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. PIER -, NORTH
RIVER.
These uniform size and UNSURPASSED an.
pOintncats. TIE Saloon. -taorO0nls. smoking
placed anldsIns where the motion
least sfOu.Ing degree OF eomfor: hitherto unat
tainable al
RArEs-saloon SCI. ss0 and $780, gold Return Tickets
on favorable terms Steerage, S2S.
Drafts from ~ upward
nspl OF plans AMI other information apply the
COmpany's Ohices No. - 3loatN sy New York.
r. J. COKrfS Agent.
REMONAI~-On TUESDAY, Dec. Il, the Of he
Line viii 6e transferred b Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

COTTON MARKETS.
BALrpoEE Dee. I3.-Coiton hTm. Middhng. l2'sSl5c.i
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BANK1YG AND FINANCIAL.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Holders Of the First Mortgage Six Per Cent Gold
Bonds OF the c. and U. X. K Co. are notified that by
sending their address the Committee at the Office
Of Perkins, Livingston, Post x Co., 80 Liberty-st
copy Of the plan of reorganization will be forwarded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

c. l.. PERKINS, Committee of
JEssr HoYT. First Mortgage
L. H. MEYER, } Bondholders.
New-York, Dee. 2, 1875.
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Ocean Steamers.

VlLuU
A NCHOR LINE-CARRYING u. s. MAILS.
"A NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
BoLIvIA-...........SATURDA Y, Dec Is. at lOa n.
NEW-YORK TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL, OR LON
c,nrx ar DoNpERR ~ and .0o .,rr.nrv
Intermediate. $50 Seeragc, s28.
Company's Offices. Bowling green. 49, -
4 MEXICAN LINE.
"A WEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE between
PHILADhLPHIA and dIyEkp0o.s calling az 9gEESs,
sailing every "Wednesday from Liverpool The following
appointed to sail from PHILADELPHIA:
PENNsHLNANiArDee. 3 -kENILWOkIH... I
INDIANA Dec 10 LORD cIJVE........Jan
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
CABIN S75 o. 800, according q location
Storage Intermediate tickets and from al points az
marked with star do not Intermediate
Passenger accommodations Tor all classes unsurpassed
For passage OF freight and other nfOTmatoa apply TO
PETER WRIGHT g SONS. General a Agents.
GEO W. COTTON, AZ Broan IT, n. I.
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger agent
Battery place, New Work
FOR LIVERPOOL,
WA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THE U. s. MAILS
TUESDAY,
LEAVING PIER NO. 40, Mr.
follows:
DAKOTA. Dec IA, at $50
WISCONsfN..........-.-.. Dec 81, atl2m-
WYOMING....-.--..-...... ... Dec.2S at $50 "a.
EVADA........................Jan T. ar 10 a. IN
MONTANA. ............ Jan. Il, at 3 .. m
IDAHO. .-............-...-....-Jan1s Is, at 10 m.
For seerage and intermediate tickets current rates. ap
ply at No 20 Broadway For Cabin passage go ss5
gold accoring 10 sta;erooml apply at No. 63 Wa-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-14

RECEIPTS
For THF WEEK ENDING MONDAY. Dec. IS. 1875.
Beeves COWS Neas Sheep and Lambs swine. Al Alnl-
$4,000 3l.D2U bt,J %
l'tase At he