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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-29
Ysaal Nntiffs.
IN CHANCERY.
John II. Bowers
and wife,
New astle County, S S
Cause OF Partition.

and wife, New astle County, S
vs. Cause OF PRrtltl5n.
Robert Walker. ct al.
In pursuance of an order OF the Chance lor In the
above cause, made at the February term, s14 al
persons having any lien liens affecting the inter
est or estate Of John II. Bowers and susan Bowers
in right OF said susan Bowers, Robert Walker
James Walker, Josephine Walker, Vincent Walker
samuel Walker, Elizabeth Walker, Henry Walker
and Mary alker, or either OF them In the lands OF
premises to which said cause relates are hereby
notified to file petition setting forth the nature
and amount OF the same in the ONCE OF the Reg
ter In Chancery for New Castle County, TEN dayt
before the third Monday In February, A. D., 1915
and to appear and prove said lien or liens at tht
ensuing term OF the Court, before the rising OF the
Ccur on the bird day Of the term.
BENZ. ELDS, Trustee.
WII.xIN0ToN DBL. Jan. 4, 1SI5-ts
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Anftiun Sales.
w orInuAu u s,,N

r W. STIDHAM Il son.
LIZ ALCTlONhh'
DEW NO. Gs IN GRACE CHI RICH
l. Will be sold al public sale, GU honday after
noon, O'Clock, at stidham's auclon rooms. , as
4lh street. Jan2S-9i
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"l am ready TO sap that a cleaner, purer, more
trustworthy periodical for children cannot be uanlt
lr best writers are engaged upon II. 1t is printed
beautifully, and Illustrated IN tile highest style Vi
art. ! know the pr pretors, and II ever high
noble purpose as cherished by any public people
Il Is found mere. The magazine does not claim I,
be religious hut II Is on the side OF oil that Is tru'
and good from bcgnuil to end"
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u he undersigned viii continue the business a. the
Old stand, South or Ma ket street bridge. under the
hrm OF j. Guthrie d Co. JON S GUTHRIE.
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TOHN ROWBOTHAM,
q AUC rIoN EER,
No Fast Fourth street.
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w. N. KRNNARD & co.

THE BEST GREEN GINGER CAN:BE
l. purchased st 3. FOURTH ".
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We shall shortly begin series entitled:

"A FARMERS VACATION IN Europe,
ny col Gbo. II. AIRING, OF ogden Farm, near New
port, Il. l., which viii deal IN practical and pie
tufesque way with the Industries and pecuiariirt
OF the quaint peoples OF Holland, NORMANDY and
the Channe Islands. These papers will uso he
fully Illustrated.
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H. L. CANDY,
FLOUR AND FEED.
PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST
Ss-orders left at W. X. 4 Il Causes Front and
West promptly delverPd ncts w
ENOR THE FINEST TEAS, CHOICEST
Il cohees, goto II 4. FOURTH STREET
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-29
DIR. X. y ELTON MACKEN u &C. the Literary Ell,
Tor Of the Phaad tphia Press says:

.'ST, NICHOLAS, tell you In private, as | have
told my readers in public is the very best magazine
Tor young people that have ever seen. II Is iar
more difficult, Think 10 edit periodical OF this
caAs than one intend for adults, and Mrs Dodge
deserves unlimited praise for the judicious manner
IN which she has executed her task 1 have found
heaps of things In ST. NICHOLAS which had for
gotten had imperfecty known, or had been wholly
ignorant OF. SO J. too, sit at the feet Of Gamalie
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-29
The Temperature, To-day.
Legislative Proceedings.

AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL oFFIoE.
At A. M, 50 AL p. NJ,
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Nftu Pnblifatipus.
SCRIBNFRs MONTHLY. 1876.

NCRIBNFR'S MONT HLY. 1875.
"a VOYAGE DOWN AN UNKNOWN RIVER"
In Scrbner for January we begin the thrilling mar
rative by MAJOR POWELL OF his voyage OF discoy.
cry down the Canon I the Colorado-almost liter.
ally voyage through the center OF the earth.
Y he ellis lowered sometime more than q mile
above the heads OF the travellers, involving them
in gloom, and hiding from their sight the dangers
toward which they We're hurried by the impetuous
torrent
The narrative Is enivened by charming bits of
description of the genler and more beautiful
phases OF nature, which were strangely mingled
with those wieyd and awful scenes.
part OF the expedition, refusing to go forward
upon what seemed an insane Journey turned aside
and met death In the wilderness.
The lllusra' Ions win be marve 8 OF engraving
the unesi We have ever produced.
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Janl5-tf

" IT IL little to say OF this magazine that IL is the
hest chds periodical in the world, and | think the
editor has great reason TO congratulate herself
upon 1t -
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NOTICE JAMES Ii. BEGGS HAS
~ removed his office To No. . W. Eighth Street,
Almonds Building. BRICK OF all Kinds, on hand
ut lowest market rates. jyl4-u
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BAYARD TAYLOR writes !:

1.-THE typography, Illustrations, and general 0
rangenent are wholly admirable and delightful. y
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REV. q. :. ROBINSON, ID D., In the Sunday Sch,
Tinles glves clergymans view
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". M. KENNARD u CO.,

No. 1OU MARREr STREET,
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for Reul.

EOR RENT-HOUSE AND STORE
l. No 5OI Market str ei, apply to
NJ. NJ. LID CO.,
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"a VOYAGE DOWN AN UNKNOWN RIVER
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The United States Of
America

WILMINGTON, DBL, Jan. 4. ls7o-t
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LNOK RENT.-STOKE 62i MARK aT
II street, good stand. Also, large room No. Gl9yo
suitable for society or real1g room. Inquire
w. NJ. KENNARD
iap27-Gt ana Marps atraat
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Specially reported for the Commercial
DOVER, Jan. 2S.
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WHAT SOME EMINENT MEN THINK
JOHN q. WHITTIER says:

OF ST. NICHOLAS.
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ENOR RENT-THE FINE RES DEMO-
IL stables, and about ten acres OF prime lund on
ihe holllngsworlh farl, On the road rom this city
To New Castle Apply to
BAuDt Y sIMMoNs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30

CBRgR-Tbe bm tor choice grades ana me IN
,ury Doth and trade goVc a. pnes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30

The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
svlvania Skies, 11Ol Philadelphia and Erie. TX !;
Reading, 56!; Pennsylvania Railroad, 5s. Gold'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30
IyosDos-Bark Granville Belle.
.91Il DrestnH. bgs 5O2 DYeN
MArAsrAs-Schooner Ralph Carleton.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY March 81 ISI5
CoFFEB-The Rio 4c t. higher all grades with
far bus. sales OF 900 bars Mernnacs.
HALEY Aud ii bags, Ontino. taken
stock Baltimore 5000 bags Aqudaeck private terms SAFE
r tb. 80 723 receipts r the 4OJU
hays, hands this III S79 bg here; $500
bsss at 800 bags at New Orel1s and 5000 hays
lJOl0 l2. ar do, 10 "a
lG2 good DO. liza l4c.. and prime do, oG lo4c gold
COrION-There FAR business transacted Cotton
dsy and the market steady unchanged QuotatoaS Receipts
Tie slipping pos to-day 0S5 bales this last
PSI bales Is 4b6 baes stock In New
10, los bales; Consolidated stOcS, JU,023 haes.
Scot l.
ON qaly q
yrsde sposeo = D-ev the quoted
.lfhs Sltt li"od DnlinarvibI hd1nng
Cool, Low Md Mill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30

tain influence. The gold market was not specially
active but the price was strong, and after opening
at 1884, advanced to 116I. the shorts preferred W
cover rather than keep their contracts uncoVercu'
That the clique do not propose 10 give up
their grip easily was again illustrated In inc
gold loan market, where for daily de-
liyeries borrowers were compelled to pay
as much rs one per cent. The rates were as follows
opening) 5-32 3-l6 516 ., 7-16, T. J. 1915 and 49,
equal to one per cent, or S6j per cent per annu'n
The closing quotation was /. There was nothing
new to remark of this market Washington al
Wees report the Customs receipts to-day at $5OOooo
Internal Revenue receipts at S3iOoOo ana Nations"
bank notes received for redemption, $65O,O0O. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 IN coin IN
terest and 81 9O1 900 in called bonds The days bust
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared, S9O,s7OOOO; gold balances 1921 1858; cur
rencv balances So 1873 9i6 The quotations for gold
were as follows:
io:oo.."les ;l:so. lies l:oo.llsa 2s9 ~
100 issSiiS:: SS 1872 'OO
The days business at the u. S. sub-Treasury
comprised:
God psy@sni ii7li27 0iancel4 loa s5a 80
God balance 6sSs5 i99 q Customs 1So'oOo w
The money market was we'll supplied with loan
able funds enough to meet the improved inquiry gen
orally and A percent the extreme range OF rates
being and z. to which was aided commission OF
1-lG the rate being suddenly bid up at the close OF
the market. In commercial paper there was no
change, and prime grades were quoted at 3 to "a.
The following is the Clearinghouse statement:
Currency exchanges lO2 1928 GIL Gold eyehsuge
Currene, balances. 1881 j49 Gold baianee'. li3+ooo
Government bonds were strong and higher, In ac-
cordance with gold. We annex the latest street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30
feeal Notites.

IN THE MATTER of the HERCULES
Mutual LIE 4SsgsASSE socETYp Of BE TSTTEP
WHOM # NAY CONCERN Son hyrt5y gwen
.s s s as Ss al & S Of 'Ss1 G % que eSSt
IN and comply With the Of ssis order
'A day of PARs T Sc.
TIE following the euaer referred to As above notice
New Count, Courthouse 10 he CITY, Of SeYofs on the twelfth Of
IL, nsf HERcuLRS Mutual LIFE XssTRASc SOCIETY,"
UNITED srATESon eadlne s9d cling The petition Of The
that tb prayer thereof be GRANTED II ofSei.e ana Oso 10,
ereoios Society TO exhibit their claims snd
parties the proceedings which such Receiver was
theo that pecpded benefit Of the Judgment
soe S0i sub judgment decree ard further ordered that
t. m pny Register ana The Tribune and il urber ordered
Paris be aud be hereby appointed Referee for
direction and claims be exhibited said Referee and that
and determine all such claims be contested
AND Referee report This Court from
%s 70 tune nDS9 ely O5 & aIsT ss' s . 'a S 70
Fd An, County ci &c z S, Sas;s 3szS
OLSEr Attorneys for Receiver z anss i.ssn New
SUPREME COURT-CITY AND COUNTY
- oR NEwYogK.AsSIE DOZENS fi'iT H. s sssia;t
90, above named: You are required
q. GIN tbs t ss h dsy wee t
to the s.n complaint on the
Yo within ds ,e he seroe hereof sIess,e Of the day
time sossd the p,ndh viii apply the Court for
relief ndee in the eomplsintDsted Mach 80 1875
TOWNSEND WANDRLb.
lA.Gv Plaintiffs Attorney
CUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY Of
- NEW YoRK-JohN T HofFnAN pi.isda ss,ins ROBERT
H. COBURS, ZERLlSA A. COBuRS. and JAMES COBURH her
hsbssd FANNIE LiCHrRNerEiN and JOSEPH LICHTBN-
STEIN her husband MANY BARLE, WILLIAM MeDBRMOTr.
HIRAM w KILBoRS. JAMES LINDSEY, JEREMIAH KENNEDY.
mr. reheCon not Scr ITO the DeeAAhs soVs named add
Summoned sHd the
which will be filed the vice Of the Cert Of
County Of Yssk u The Court bosse sad city, AID
the Subscriber
hs oncs No ~ fsest the CITY Of Se~fort within twenty
the Of his Of TIE dsJ OF
service and you fail the ss vitis The
Aforesaid TIE plaintiff this skou will apply the Cosrt for the
rehef demaDd the fe Jah l3 1876.
ADRIAN h. y0LiEB. Paaafs Attorney.
The mpsnt tie nted duly ted 10 The ONCE
Cers Of the CITY the
the CITY u New fork, the ls day Of January 1915
Mh3O lsv6uTs ADRIAN II. J0LIEE, Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30

have The eIosss snd resus hs
block exchange greatly the mlien
Lohng Of and White oss easier Tn. e are 20 OOy bush -
81 1881 rs Ungsded snd Minnesota VI "a Tor No
Chicago spring. 81 10 or No. Chicago sprss ..ers
bid No. M~sokee, In store; u xIdti Z7A2 FOR ks1
wesem 81 27aesl 28 Tor Amber 10 81 % for Amber
and 81 % for Hard usoeo 10 store snd 70 ,ys Barley
sae ct 81 80 Barley Mali qass and tame Os are
be demand cblefy for
the trade tbs 900 bash Ohio SI,d 7Oc.
tack White s73073ic track and stosti Western hrd -
7le bid sgoat White at 73e usekj STATE Mod % 69S0
70e track and White 72laa73e on the n,st Rye qais.
Of State 9Sd9Ss snost and Pc Yebfe Germ
without importsn, demsd for Ne sales
900 bush Damp and Unsoant at Western hIed
sfos closing at Sc ahot sud S6i4e 10 store
S5c, in do felos OH Jersey Yellow a.
Loo hOat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30

H<ss
HAY AND sTRAw-Tbe light and The demand
quite liberal full figures snppng IVdsO;
Retail lots 90c dsl 49, Clover 65G7Oc I'D sat o2aooe
straw usnd eOc COL Tor Long Rye oo@''c iof sAs
6Ja75e for Ost, cash. -.
NAVAL ORESThe nothing p,ssins In this marf.
without change quote Resin ~ OoGsZ ~ r
Common 70 Strained $50 bblG small" sold at " 20:
srin Turpenne steady sni selling IN lots Al S6c ~ DIS ssa
Al DOR quossD including small lot Of New York at 81 re Tar "e
the Of 90 bbs nsen al ~ I<2 feh WAN "'
Os-Ipseed Is without change; 72073c for casks from erushe
hands Crude Psh are omit .nd aneganfe aeonaaen sqn a s
Ale for Sound Lard steady but very 9alel a. lzS
81 10 for Prime Winter; Doc dsl for No. j. ana fo9oo TOT NO.
z Other Oils steady ~ ..-...- -
PBTROLBUM-Tbe market genera VeV dali bat pee, are
without quote Read In bh at Sc Tor spot
and l5c April To- 70 10 4Gl5 w. Tor the 10Th Catsw I'M.
I ou0 hi. esrly delivery &c Esphthi is dab but
Unchanged AZ CSC A. Pbsdephs Refined steady bat without
At for spot and loo deliverable up 10 TIE eso Of
denote dul markets they fooss: rtals qaiet"s 500
81 S2Ia; Oil CITY opene 81 oUdsl o22 Housewife hos
opened yet 81 S0ds S2l2; pe eam 90 ire ou ssa oollns
81 s0 dioue auiet 81 81 bid at wells pSrkes not op-n
United 81 55aSl 57a outside Ines, III Quasi 0I2i shp~eH
PR0ysIoss-The Pork market stronger with moderate 10
ouiry SAX Of $50 go s5Gs2 cash. 100 6os biA
PINE So so bills FAMILY Mes, SO 81 20 6bl. "eefn
Prime Mess $l9 30 bb Old Mess, s2V' 900 nbs ness Ell
sales Of 60 blls OF elldsI aOr bit
and slb so for Hams steady quiet SlsDss 10,
heavy the supply ample Cut Nests rather more active ana sU
arm; sses OF 800 pieces SL for Fresh shoulders l
Hams; l30l3s4e for smored h,mS II &c iof M n
no average 10 L for IL eyerg-, lOic for IL average ~
for ID average. Clear HE Bacon is scarce 69, IRA
sales Of IL &c Western Log Clear ard Io o
Civ DO Hogs lower and moderate demand % OF
CIV at l2 Lard fairly active sDd hgae sales OF S2Ot
Wesleru Ia c the later tor s.orse brand ioO
CIV At l6c; l2O Ci;y, 1873, for future DE-
livery we Of $3.50 tcs seller Ap1 IA ga - 'oei ZoVv
tca May, l49Gi4 9l6c,; l5VO t seller jane IA 30
Burx.-Upder the liberal receipts Of choice grades holders are
fme all others full supply ana pss W"
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The bids for stocks at tho close Of the Exchange

Tho day was observed in London as Bank Of En-
gland holiday. and there were quotations. and to
that extent The markets here were devoid Of &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30

choice grades and the IN
home aud export trade gVvs a. ps
We quote: , ~,
s,e doe 70 stare rac1o' new ,,i.a,e
lb11ai7 ID A9dlo
CO.. R.e,o,y 0ood "a
sre .,............. 10 Gl64 all cream. half 40
Factory com shmmel ''.''''''' o Wv
man "a t.ir ....... l4l1Gl6 STATE Factory
wa,,arn E.ctor, all ul skim oil
.ammon m ane ~ dl4l2 state P.eapIle...... 20 az
Ohio Extra 16i2dl63i Ebgish D4iJ do'' ~ as
Factory
ioSe, "a 20 onr but steady i,c and West
~ 10 h. 90 sold at ~ 1914. Timothy without
movement. quoted at ~ 10. 49,.
STEARiS-Tbere business passing bot pree' have undergone
no noicea bile change; quoteI noDaDg at l4sc
sUGARsA dsmsni prevailed for Raw saga al an sd'ee
OF sales 1850 boxes Cuoa huscoF a. &c 0OV mus "a
hid. &c. l6) bids do DO al se
S5 bbd, At 7s.c; 100 7: 500 bags Pensmoaeo At
So And ste ON Saturday 6UO bud Cuba Mucogdo al 10
IT, aud $50 Cent tugs. oSaG8sc se qaoe far 70
Gooa Re6nug Cuba 77sdSis' Pnae do at Size Refined
So, ord IN lair demand q5S soiI Yellow 329lOc Tor
Soft Whit: lOa,a - E Crushed lOc for Pesiered and
lOlc. for Grslused =, . ON 900 -
T1LL0w-he demand light At strong prces' sales Of $1,000
WHIsKYTbe market scive and unchanged sss Of
ooo NH. At 81 10 .na 90 81 10 u, short TINE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30
And the following for city bank shares

The Bank Statement compares as follows with
former returns:
1874. + Deposits Loaas Specie ICirculai!oa Leg. Ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30

For future delivery the business is only moest April advanced
1870 other months unchanged Sales as follows all on oa,
Sale, thursday after n-Mre4 800 Is sl6c: April 100,
20 aeO i i ;ss jsy H. 3is;: s9c
Il S. 900 i aps df 9 Nay closing p:..
i iS sos el i7$ 4'S2 AD j if 2sai7 Il f S
si3s ss;@Ss Is S7 % o:,:S
iS s s2a market dra sale, to-day -M1fcs
S 20 III 1000 co. s aS So es S As 40 So 49, aSS
is 2i.S2c+ a.y, 1905 II i33e June, loo i7as.: 100
II III s66 f2C L S-s ZOO ''f 10 5 a isss
1900 II 27.52c October. 200 rs 25.32c 400 rs l3-i6c
1900 baes grand total $1,000 bales Exchange loo
3 s Com "G Mo. r rG Extra. sss SS ss
20 ed y 90 'n Sn ne; % re s TA 1 E
steady ana 10 iar demand the close the market weak but
s. are especially st.vy sales Of $40 SS We quote:
sSs vel 500 s s' $50 70
saD.'as.;:; &c 81 Sa,o lad 'h' ~, ~
sss 1sss, sa,.: g. Is posS: E.,r. 90 20
West Shirius 8" oos ~ Loo. aasl. su 500 ~
s"ss 500 So 81 Goo f%S:
STooss -. ooaio 80 Miassspon. COM
wb.s. Sr,n... $50 80 isos.Oehs Fancy
S6s and aieH 800 70 Minassosd. new ~
ohOindtILsOn . 900 70 prOoos<' ........ 500 o.
01 9s.. .1 sssicSSSi oss 6 2s
southern Flour quiet but steady At the doss the demand rey
light and prices are unesanse sales Of 400 ss~ We Sass
B.t. sMa ,ose SEE ~
Bat Alex. and "sorsaown EKrs ramii'-.. zoo 20
sehmond Extra oDo 20
hsrvlsnd. 250
Rye Flour fairly active and u 500 bbl We
I've soor wsssn rns an ssOsruas.......$4 2QesI ~
ave touf fennsvvsnn.. gao %
Corn Meal b srsaser and good aemsadi 231e bs
We quote:
Corr !.r.., 80 ssss4 os Cor. ae D..sss4 7ee4 20
Com Corn s M: Wv :::s 70: tS o'' A'' o' A' 40
Basi.ae. Flour. quiet s2Sss 60 ieo s., B.x Me-.
s' -: c. ' Ne. 81 81 So Sc
81 IS; Ground Peel 81 40r$l 80.
PBEtGHTS-We have Q kp<ho
the berth and BIZ chseT principally
this day holiday Burspeaa nag
osadered
almost wholly neglected, sst tsnsage rsles are
son. The ipclsde To Liverpool
Bacon 3os so 900 hasa Grsin 8a7kA 900 .A ;,
6sl Cotton By ho1iuAny 3l69sa
By steam 500 bbs Flour reported "a The
Ner~enAs bark saesce Hsyre Borsssss. vtsh 1850
Pet<oeun prcsaes, sts<A ID a'ss
with 800 bss Crude Petroleum Drniirt Ca ws
barts ss Italian and GernaB from d. Con-
Grain respectively made puddle We
rumored but not authenticated
RAiSThe inquiry for Wheat early Change limited, ship
And nisn hspg bach. and ssn wes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30
THE MARKETS.
rCarefully reported for The TRIBUsE.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

The following complete list Of exports "A'pel ~ 's~ "'"
we're cleared to,iav for ports:
CARpxsAs-Bsrk F. L. Carney. uo
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
rHE EnrcAr1oN or woMEv pHYs1cIANs.


To the Editor Of The Tr,6une.
SIR: An article in yesterdays TRIBUNE or
the Higher Medical Culture" " of women interested
me very much. but I think the Chairman OF the Com
mIttee DR. Adler, Is in some of his statements
First, he says the Philadelphia Female Medical Col
ege and the NewYOrk' Indrmary are the only regular
schools especially devoted to women" in this country
Now we have two schools in New-York, besides that
known as the Blackwell College viz: The New York
Medical College and Hospital for Womea," and The
New-York Free Medical College for Women" both OF
which are regularly chartered by the state " New York
and both under supervision OF the State Board Of
Regents and consequently regular a. tiat of Miss
Blackwell, though neither claims TO be aIlopaihc in
principle.
In the New-York Medical College and Hospital the
course Of study graded years and, think.
insisted upon. II the New-YOrk Free Medical College
the same course adopted and the standard Ia high
that 10 is difficult matter for indOlrt stndent b.
depend altogether money 70 pass by tse influence
Each student must stand on her merits As
student and undergo a thorough and critical examna
ton aud years study OF chemistry anatomy, ana
physiology n either school IL n0t"ihought qulie sdf
clen good surgeons or physicians aud 20 tue
examination these branches s deferred ~ the Sec
Ond year.
the second institution has able professors. who do lot
wish IL 20 any way dependent Oh Its students
fees" for support. II VIII send out educated women
indeed as physicians There mas been much said about
regular schools and regu ar physlclaI- III people
would applicable to their intended meaning,
think would be better for surely school regularly
chartered be aught else than regular" whether
aopathc, homeopathic, or eclectic. l am for one
TO raise the standard high think the people require It.
Nsu- York, March 2, 1875. SARAH j. WHITE, Ill. -.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
ELEVATED R.LwAY IMPROVEMENT.

Postmaster James has expressed the inten-
ton OF putting mail agent on te cars VI the Green
wlch Street Eleyated Raiiro-d, and making the stop
pinc-piaces postal stations. A compartment Viii be
maze in tue cars for the use OF the agent ~ao will
travel 10 sort the letter. At present ar average gain OF
70 hours is made to Stations and by the use OF this
line.
At receut meeting Of the stockholders oftde Green
owich-st road 1t was resolved decline all the boAds
under the recent advertisement issued by the Company
The stock holders hand plan TO carry out tn
extension OF the road FIftyninth-st. at cost OF
$gOOw, to be raised by tho issue OF bonds
Of tnis amount S5N,CC0 have already been
taken by a few OF the stockholders, among
them David Dows, John T. Tgacy, hers of ID. NJ Bar
new Jonn H. Hall, Alfred s. Barnes, Daniel T0rrence
and others. Wnen the list full new calls or i" ns
viii be issuedc the money to be used in pusmns :ae
work beyond Fiyniufh-sr.; nothing to he pald Dy me
pubic nnti TIE road uns1ed 20 F1hV nint-st under
ihe Arrangement The Company has luade
contract with tie Cleveland Rolling Mf Company Tor
aeverr hundred ot steel rails to be delivered IN
N.yYork by March 10, cargo OF lumber IL now
ready at the dock be sawed into eross-ues AT Tie
latter end of the month the road viii cease rInL'dg for
n week ten days until the change Is made Foh the
present rails the new steel ones aud the WOODEN
inserted.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-05
CENTENNIAL RELICS.

1t is the intention of j. Jay Watson, pro-
fessor OF in this city, TO exhibit at the Centennial
Exhibition a very valuable ana ancient Cremona Vioni'
which was presented TO him by Ole Bull. The violin
WAS made in 1910 by the Ama brothers Another inter
est,ns relic also TO be SHOWN at the Centennial 10y
New York gentleman, is harpschord whcr was made
in England in l76 and which is sad 10 have been IN
tended for Gen. Washington.
ne drsI derrick when was used In boring for oil
will be shown at Philadelphia next year. Ex-Gov.
Bigler the agent of the Centennial IN new fOrk say
, io,erestng relics are frequently offered exnhi-
tion showing the general interest III the centennial
A number OF small Donations nave Deen receiVed ana
the agent pacs 10 ew weeks 10 be able 10 present
To- the public a complete exhibit OF the WORK accom-
pshed 10 this city. IL also expected than al once
DOWN ~ Nn will DC LAX ID soon.