davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19

for Good to Choice; 25as2c. Tor Far 70 Choee
Creamery; J3d3fc. for Extra Choice do. pals
md Western Rolls at 2Or26c. for Common To- Choice
Cheese wa quiet and nomnaly unchange though Choice
stock still firmly held Stale Factory at ID O3c Tor
Common 20 Good 10dl3 30 for Good 20 Fancy. and state
Dairy nj SeaI2sc Western gd9c for Common 10 Good.
and 10 ~ BE for Fine to Fancy Eggs steady with
moderate inquiry Long Island and New Jersey AZ O. state
and Pennsylvania at JOc Western Mt the latter Tor
Choce Southern at 2s Choice Canada at 29c and LINED at
23d25t for Western and state.
PEfRoLEuM-rhe market for Refined was ssan very
quiet but change closing prices Of Yesterday
made which IL 2dl21 for this and next month
delivery. with sale OF 1000 bills made pr Cases
quoted at l64dl7 with sales Of % 600 par, NJ tine insde
hgnres Crude In buik was slightly hrmer under better az
wees from Creek; quoted. Gtd67s c. for November and
December; do. ia bills a. iOsc. CITY Naphtha At l0e 10
In shipping order Refined Phiad pha and Baltimore
quiet at IL the and lie for latter
kICE-Prfces were unchanged az Gdeicc for the lower
GRADES OF Louisiana 6Sd7c Tor Good to Prime 6aia Tor
Far 10 Prime Carolina and 2o Tor Choice and 6fc for Ran
Trade less active today
SUGAR-The market tor Raw arm hut quiet sales Of
600 bills Cuba aud Porto Rico Refining dsc; loo bx
lower figure for damaged The following statistics refer 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19
Sales bp Auttlon.

Msgwrs, Ancuouesr.
by BANGS mERWIN & Co., 656 Broadway
I'D near BOnd-st.-salss OF Books Works OF Art Fancy
Goods.
FRIDAY EVENING. at Ia Ocock-A VALUABLE Ii
BHARY, comprising elegant and extensive series OF pest
editions Of Dramatic. photographed and other Books
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-N0ticc
II hereby Il ZEN pursuant 10 OF Robert C. II h.
esl lrroglts ~ tn Count Of Newl0Ih mat no an
"a riln q will sell at Bile auction on WEDNI > Jay mo
OF NOyembe 1875. at ~ o'clock noon ~ thai
tse oloa OF tho Public Adminisra or - ~ ana -
In the CITY y York. B lnu OF e Jacob Day
10 Thomas Larkn IN e1a snr N mo nonsand ao
lars conditioned that the sad Jacob shalt paw 70 sHd
Thomas Larsin. his executors sdminiaraO or 40 rs the
hu drcd dollars the lat or ~ i1rT,
1879 with incIe also mortgage r m sad Jacob ny 70
r Lara 20 the paym 0i al DOnd wioh
tgage ed In the Office OF the Reg oi
tne City and ouuty Of New York. Liner l,lb2 q Mott
cigua, n 1917 the 3ist OF January, l~7'Daed New
York. NOV. \. 1870 AlGERNON >. sLlFhN,
Public and Administrator OF goods Co. OF
Thomas Larkn, deceased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19
p. H. Wa q. sdm.Io2 :

The now directory Of the Hannibal and st. Joseph
Railroad Company has been arranged to-day a.
follows. with W. II. Nelson as President and Gen
ersl Manager. The first five named are new di-
rectarsi Ii. H. Baxter. ID. l.. McCready, W. II.
Noilson. Allan Campbell, Joseph Richardson. 3. F.
Carver J. L. Acker. J. Van Schaick. Chas. +.
Lowe
Tho directors Of the American Express Company
have declared the usual Semi-annual dividend If SO
per share payable JAN 4. The transfer books will
he closed from the 18th of December to Jan. 4.
The annual report for the year 1874 of Mr. s, S.
Cebb. Commissioner of Railroads for Michigan,
which has recently been issued. shows that there
are thiriy-for corporations, operating 5.27s niles
of road. " hch report to his department. Of which
only 1914 miles within the limits of the State
NJ Michigan. The average construction for the
years IS8j-167f has been $50 miles per year. but in
the year 1872 there were 9O1 miles built. The re-
sult OF this rapid work IL seer in the fact that in the
topr southern tiers Of counties of the State there is
now one mile Of railroad to every 427 of inhabitants
against one mile to every $50 Of inhabitants in the
State OF Massachusetts The total cost of the thirty
four roads az represented by capital stock and debts
il S2g 34S 247 or 500 500 per mile OF road. while
tina roads Of Massachusetts are capitalized at
St5O77 per mile In this connection it
should be remembered that while the roads Of
Massachusetts, are nearly all doubie-trackod, those
of Michigan are 30 Zoe less than per cent of their
total length. The gross earnings are reported at
S4J,S9o go, and operating expenses 80 $50, 543,-
24a. The interest on debt is SO 904f90, of which,
however. only IS. G73 Ais was paid. sle remainder
S223I.04 being in default. Adding the operating
expenses TO the interest liability, lave the sum
OF Sl1 ,739, which. deducted from the gross
earnings Of S45, S09. 2S9, leaves net S4,4515l
SUN equal to $40 per cent the capital stock Of al
che roads, The Commissioner, in speaking of the
large reduction in operating expenses, rs shown by
the re- orr says: "Now. while this may be TO Ger
tain extont beneficial, the fact must not be
lost sight Of that although the rates for
carrying may continue 70 decrease, the expenses of
operating must lind some limit beyond which il can
cct be reduced. The expenditures for repairs and
permanent improvements may be cut of for single
year, ii may be. but the property must eventually
receive such care as to bring the average 20 the
mean of healthy and vigorous operations The only
road included in the report Of the Commissioner
which officially given any report separately for
portion Of this year is that Of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern. which showed that The average
RITE freight from January to July had Been
002lOo0 cent per ton per mile, against 1900 cent
the average for the year 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

rryvep.of Nov ls-i2lO intnfnn i quiet snd siefdy
Nfidoing Unianas 6E-i.; Nj ihng Orleans 4"adi s1rs,
Intending 1000 for speculation ana export re-
CENTS inl bales 81 which 200 were America cotton
"a arr sellers Offering at sgd. decline sales ~ Mfnlhs
rionas low Mddiug clause, shipped N0.tnDtf anh Do
ceri,er ucr sli esd. 40. DO, shipped January ana
Fcbriary per sail) ~ l@isd. ,,,,,, ,.,.
~ i,16i Nov. 49, .. n.-Saes OF Mdiling phncs
Cotton inw Mlldlns olarse January delivery AZ OSd.
- a. crt fnr New short Clear Mddies The market >. barr
~ "a porE ana Bacon. and New VIII hreaiter he quote
TvFgpIf Nov IS p. moi tbs sales OF Cotton To-
day 4 900 bales were American. - -,
o,rGS Nav 1880 y. m.lhe directors OF tte rank
Al their meeting today liked thc minimum rate or
i,se.unt al the per cent United state b"nn
i-,7s loss. Erie Railway shares l4ls New" YORK central
0Toxpos Nov ls2 p m-Consois 9iis or both money aid
~. a,qit Eria RAILWAY shafrs "a no. pfitftei, tn
pa-is AL ices nu0te Routes "a 3d. o. 49,. -
TeypOs Nov. 49, o. mfhe bullion IN the hthk OF In
Ians has Increased 1876 900 duTias thh pas; week.
nSDoy Nav I8-3:A0 .. mlhe pfOpnr n OF tle BANK
eieni reserve liability which last weak va = ~
"a, a. Nor cent Tho OF balon Nitdfan from tic
ie.rk ct fleiand balanc3 70 day IL t5FCO1 .--
n,ros Nov lS a m.fio rae OF discnant 10 ire open
rs Tor three months bills j. 9soZi pei ceit WhicA =
~ mr. reuf below ~ Eugiano rdte Jms 7i,les
90 ~ fses los Ere Railway shares preierrei - Con
i ma Tor boil money aud the account faris aa'ioes
oIIots Rentes AZ S5t 900 o,.o 4. , O.. ~, -
p'INrrNx Nov III y m.-SugaT 23B e cNi Tor NO II
mitch STANDARD, on the sp1t Tallow, ~ y cwt - =.
Io.uOS Nov IN-liyeaing -Linsesd Oh. % oc-'" Y
- -Dififs of yrfpaufinf. ID.9 n cHf Il,
Nnv fine -r-ce IN tle BaBS NJ france has III
i n,l 900 f-anos dHIing the past VICE. b1ohshoe On
I,n',A 90 yoy lsinited states bonds, New Sc, p3is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19
Deniietrp.

NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teeth extracted
" without pain. Dr HAsBsoUcK. forne-y operator
painless extraction OF teotn at lJs broadway. corner Of
2Dth.st.
COMEIHING NEW CHEAP and BEAUlI-
- FULihY Rose Pearl Plates indicating color aad sub
sancel for artificial teeth, excel everything heretofore OF
ered beauty, strength and htass nee o 10 be seen
appreciated; male In day and only So 10 80
Cal aud examine. Aso best Rubber sea IRON fO 10
fi5 Gold and Tdtns 500 10 SO Extracting under gas
Dr r. g. WAIT - East Twenty IN ri ST. near Maii'onive
Tg7HE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
a Dr. GEO II. MODEMANN. 532 3d-aye.. near 36thst.,
By a To be the GROWING light VI dental AT
Best sofs. SO so so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19
posrsTfc dARgETs.

Atr.sy Soy ls--Wheei quiet. Eye dul rs zoe. Corn
m "a I-e for New AID Ola western gate pr Hfht -"
al enc ear 1usqnehsnh- pe'' =. A, g.
~. -. No ~ xrd CSC Barley active sii htlti ~
o o nh Raw Quinfe la panels, al ~ il li - ven r
5, Nv sample as 81 o. Two ears No ak '7i '''''
a'.i T,,,'Hg Nov S6en 1rmer bat quiet Low Sii.
t. 20 LITE Flour dnli unohanfei hrAt stya1jg
ni-, W,sera Ambor II 81 No Woste y Red - ar
~ :, "a AMBER al 45asl 90 do White n l,ati 20.
- % 's,tneI Grn aud sctives NtseIu gu oi Out ~ ~
t,,srn unfs Old zoe; Do. View b"fDse sot,uet'
ass Old Ttc ga. New o2ebao hg-iet si.ssL 81 -
"a csts Guiel steady soaileln ~ 80 tIs
ny ID M xed iD0f2c. E}o hfnfi ei wv -, 10
~ III nebang PROVISIONS -Oncrinfs LsHt eh, ~
m s,s,a PORK H. sZy 25dS2sbO New ~ az i'
1 III iov n /, ard tendency crude 81 t'uH -
JIM Hutter finn and unchanged FttlI un,eL.i,t
e,,de gl,r Refined i2ssalSo Coffee no"ia'i5 '"'ous
Whisg pi Hoe J--ITour Demand quite hniteh saiss
v-.tc sinner 5000 - Common tAliAs ~ ~ TX
,a,ea,st Fsfraa $50 81 90 Minnesota htlr''a "a
,.n,es Wb,at On'o Indiana and ~ cngah - AM 4
~ "a ia Common and Choice isin1 xsix
fDsos - 5oaEs %. Corn duet ~ $3.50 y" 81 49,
- Seov, Oat- in demand az i3Hsy. pi -, s,d
alh,, sS Agg4gc mr. Reeciel Rye poe asis ~
mo IIne reed z s1a So. Milahh6l $3.50" .oa
.,. cieur 10 bDls corn. 5op puan nps 1a,t
n,'pn Csts 10 ~ btAh shDi- 10 4pV puSn' H~''' '
bu-h wheat ~ 800 bush.
~ NJ 600 bush. sai Old receipts fienf = tog 49,.
1nai " n u DusL.l Corn, .e0Uu pueh3 vst 1870
fslrs bush wheat. 80 0o bu.hi corn 49,. -
oat. 81 900 Dssh.. ss,ls, sb."" '"shd IVY WV '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19
Gapinss 1dnks.

EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, corner Twen-
H y-thr sixth ave. New York. interest computed
and COMO lnted January and Jn Interest pail per cnl
the first OF tho mOnih next following the
deposit open daily; also Monday Weinesdar and sat
uriay Evenings JOHN r. DEWITT. Preaidcnt
n k TnuRnxR. President. GEO O. WALDO Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19

sumption and the trade Tor export prices
were steady at ytstenays duotstions tho receipts
Rod's toay grs 2sS bales against 20 500 bales this day
H2 aos TOT Which 400 last EVENING" Including
Tor export and Sz tales for consumption The following
the oircial quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19

Strict Good or narv 1888 MiidlIng 2ii,a
For future delivery the market without
elshge though prices rather aTner there a
crate business.
ssos yesterday after November. 200 49, lcc 500
iJ7sec December 500 - isc 800 1SSazc January
i, 99o lS17ae February. 100 - nose BOO. IS zoe.
goo Il Isso 200, ile August, POO Il s,sc. total
5lo bales First caDecember, H. 90. rs rec. total
l. o.. Second ca!-No sales. Third cali-Febrnary.
I hagei March, 2oo 10 i7s2O totf, soJ bales.
sales to-day % nlNOyembeI 500 Is lac 800 aa
December 900 I5oc; 80 l5aao GEO. rs &C. 100 IL 'ssc
January 100 ~ 90 u ssc 400 IL Jsc; 100. - age
800 lS.e: zoo lSSagG; soi i$Sgc LOCO, lsssc 800
loo IS rs2e; April, 800 l35c; 10, iS1ieo. May 100
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19
Diuioeno Notires.

orSIcE BOARD OF Dwrcrogs oe TIE AngRicAsl
ExPREss CoaPAag. REw YOnz Nov ~, 100
rT,HE BOARD of DIRECTORS Of this Com
l. PAW have this day DECLARED tho usual ttMl'
ANIMAL DIVIDEND II Three Doilars tS3) pcr s'sse.
payable on the Sd day o. January next
The Transfer Books viii ba closed from the lin cay oil De
cember to the 4th dag OF JaGuary next
BY order ~ the Board. J. ". KNAPP, Secretary.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, /
OFFI RrcRI, EIts, ST. LoCfs. Noy. IL. IsI5.j
V,HE past due COUPONS on the First Mort
gage Bonds and Real Estate Bonds ~ the Pacific Tail
road oil Missouri south Pacific Railroad Company
Mortgage Bonds will be paid at the National Bank or
Commerce In the CITY Of Now York on presentation.
THOMAS T. BUCKLEY, }
OLIVER GA RRfSOS. Reeeiyers
JOHN "a. BEACH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19
6orses, Carriages, Garness, &c.
Corporation Notlces.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS
~ PROPOSALS FOR CoAL.-ses!ed Proposals viii oe
resolved by the above Department. AZ 80 Union square New
York unl 49, 1873, $3.50 M, the delivery
TWO HUNDRED TONS or COAL. For full particulars
City Record. No city Hail
IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS. -
~ PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING. THE PUBLIC LAMPS
WITH GAs-Seaed Proposals viii be- received b. Tho above
SO THonsQuaT New YORK. until NOFem Der
o. 1870 az 49, O'Clock a. high, the public lambs nu ~
uarrs &C. ems ~ . four months commencing Januar
1876 For full particulars " CITY Record No ty
Hali.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19
THE MARKETS.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

LfUEsDAfs NUN
The following Il complete List Oi exports shipped III Vessels
,.hieh were cleared to-aav for foreign
BREMEN Bark Henrietta.
Petroleum. g4is- tafi''a
Gle SFtTGo8-Sci,OOner 4. Lewis.
HnoaksNH 2.Gy3 Betting. PIX ! Loco, pkg !
Ioevs. ..... o. 100 NaciHy, pr II
CONsTASIN Brig Nu0vO PrOvGenzs
Petroleum. gals o-OOO
COEK-Bark Bartolomto bfsrcsBL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19


7. 10 Fair Sc Good, do Prime
osei Fair Choice, sadS'c.; Centriug hhds
snl bxs Nos 10 49, Sfd90 do Molasse-, hhds and bxa
71Issc-; 10 Melado, cattle Clayei boxes. d. - NO to =
Ia Sc DO 10 tn IL &c DO Nos. 10 To- l5 S'f~
si,c:dn to 10 gtla do 90 1910 Ole
white 9sdiOasc. Porto Rico Refining Common Prime
7ia1Sisc: do. Grocery Fair ~ Chncs. sSrslG BrszD
r. Nos. 70 .Tsa17c. JavaD. = Nos 10 ~ II. s'-f
Si-c: Manila 7AG &c Refined there fair demand
at generally steady prices. Crushed. q n l0T.dIlc
Powdered 1Oasc. Granulate. lO4. cut loaf IL sc soft
white A." standard Crnr fnFa' &C.; do. OF g A.. 3ic
white Ctra g." 3'aa9'sc; yellow do v'.a9''oi other
elbow. Si21oisc.
sEIDs-lover seed rules quiet az l0i2g lc, tho higher
Azure mall lots OF Calcutta Lnsecd $500 bags sold at
~. cod. time.
STEARiN rules steady 13itc y n for prime western
TAJLOW quiet steady: saeH 10000 n Prime ut &c
quite steady fur invoices, VITA fsir demand
81 haf hosts OOOug and JsDsn. BY
500 said ga o. o. Tor Ccnsou ZJ0i2e for
Greer aud 8.5c. iOr -oHcfOrg.
EN-Mafket hTmor aad less sctvc; sales, 100 Dds
III al II y gallon,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19
financial.
GAS STOCKS

GAS STOCKS. $780,, .,,,,
N NEW YORK AETROPOLITAN, MUTUAL, AND
NaEHAFgAN GAS SrDCh5 BOUGHT ANJ SOLD .
and al kiDd OF To0&yD ad Nes 4on CO Sectflcs ceA'
mhy Sf1 n -, - ~ a. 49,. - v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19
v,uF GAIJATTN NATIONAL BANK will

TF'IE WALIlE ~ y IT ''.h11 I73N''1- VII
] pIrehase AZ par the following Coupons; 49,
Iniisna Central Railway Co. tou1una dnc July y
COumbla and indianapolis Central ill"a 10. fliat l'i'
gaze. Coupons due Jriy . 1918. ,-.
golnmbIs Indianapolis tentral Hallway 70 SsSVn"
Mortgage Coupons doc May O., 1919. 800 - ,,
Union and l1gaDspOrI Railroad 60. frst Mosase Coupons
Toeo Goslnsport and Burlington Railroad Co. First slort
gage, Coupons Jar Aug. l, lrto. ,,-, 49,. -.
Tuiodo 10 -arsDoit ana BhtAriob f|~oaH w. Ah0Vno
Bnuh. lnnrans aln aug. i. LelD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


az THREE FAST EXPREs, TRAINS
ieayo Eew.Yors via De,orosses AMI cortand.t ferries
S3J 4 m. Daily except Sunuays. Washington iYachburg
ara Tie solti-Wesg ritb,rzn. Cincinnati chicago th'
W.st aud Aorth-WesL indianapolis Loais'i.e se"-
90 D. M. bsg except sundays washington Zlncs-iIe
and Ncwark. Cincinnati Louisville. indianapolis, and -
So, D. M, Dlliy. Washington Richmond and The south
more ny ~ lH ' resos p,bnfeh 0ecinnati I5pisiie
Indianapolis Il. Io'us Chicago the West and Sorih'
For through Tickets and general information call at Com
pauys offices 26 and 5l5 BraFay and al ticket oices foot
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BAITIIoRE AND ONO 4. r.
Pullman cari, Jersey city 70 Y ssaiaso ald shsphent
Pullman baltimore ~ Ch1ago clncrnAti 6t lcul.e.c
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
y ALLlEIoWN Linz TO fHt %Esr l'ass,seer
aad bre zi St s ~ icy e 'v - aapta J9neos
via Del laes an9 Aesi T. H. a. P4.hp sliP Mtg
uo 10 Harrisburg lhts9ligh anG hs West. also 10
ceH''' r''ii's y fall t.jI i- ARR, dEaESr.
Sei5a''ntIaS ny re- = AN Tor sfr eiyirs Bntnn4e
Allentown Manch chuuk Tamaq Tamsaene, wilkes
%ey ri 81 tor Rg e and r.., co,nec,.
m Junction with Del. Lack. and ~ ~. r. Z.
81 a. m M0asMg ExPass, daily except snndaYs,. Tor
Eastcn Allentown, Harrisburg and ihe Wet Cganeeis IT
fasion Msuoh chunk ramaq9a, Towanda, NikesDarIe
10 au-ysv Train Ter soaervie and Frn,ngto1
loo sfeGss for F9nleton Ei,is3 Ai,alt9gn
barre r. alng Columbia, Lancaster Eplraa, Po,'s'iIie,
SO p a~EzPREa cor Esston, Belviders, Path, HsuCh
Chunk. Wkesparre, and scranton.
$50 D. m.-Nay train i0r Dulclrn.
%6S 49, F as, ss E, b, AseoS saa ePd . Maafa
$50 D. m-Wsy train iOr 1omery1lls ana Remington.
500 d. m.--Way train for Dlnelan.
5.fb rn-EVEHNG tNPkf-- ia ", Tor faat'n Ahrnio"n
Nsnch Chunk. lsesbarrc, lOWanda Ne1i< ana harTAs
burg.
.j-is, - u--yvly Train FOR somerytie.
900 D. ul.-Nsg Train fJr ','pcr ado.
$50 D. H. Way Train fOf buncIon.
700 ul-Wsy Train iDf ScmefyEe.
$50 D. ui.-fnr Ea6ic1.
b.. NV Train Tor 'ieneryUe
1908 d. m.-NaY Train FOR buneNcn.
Fr si.1sbeth At 40 So 6l5, $40 = 1880. g. 40.
BIS go 1913 lib a. ~. y NJ - ! 10. lob a., >
$3.50 g.ib A. 4. -. 40. AS, D. 3 3 49, 30, ., 6l5,
GO Z 100, S;l5. ESQ, $50. 1850. lil9, ~ ?; m
~ - H. T. RICHfil Sapt. And Eng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19

nFLAWARK AND HUDSON CANAL CO.
O,,e,oe and Operating Only ~ Coop r-ovn,
narop IIoSes cave. basion. Saratoga Lake '-cfEc and
ose on kn Cham liain hlght trans anI 5fts mere nom
ri albany Troy vita morning feiDa
ne asy line steaIaors aBd midday rains "a eFesDg yaias
fpr IN TIE above named PLACES > 4. MAYO, 1ehl fass
g.Vt "A. v. ELEPHANT. Asst tTrsI
NOR Rondout and Kingston, landing az Cozzens
4 (west Psntl, Cornwall. Se~snrsh a.,.leg0ash hilen:
tr fahv H. every Monday. Wednesday, and Friday leaving
fI,fr.eou st. pier No. 81. North River. AZ : ?. m
NORTH RIVER AND NETWORK sTEAM-
~ ac ~ Ike Pier "a n. n. -5tesmnr CHRfStEN All
I.aves daily at BIO p. landing ~ 2.thsL iof
-to.ru Evsrk Pes kland Lake HaVeistfaH, rOnpkins
80 "a parssliii Tho ADELPHI at o p N landing
~ 2tfhst tor EngcV 0od, fonkers l-asuhSs arr twn
y,et sing sing fsversraw For PARTICULARS inquire
az A.. II agent. PIER 81 No SUNDAY OoaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19
PROVIDENCE AND sTONINGTON &. \. 90
Between y ~ YORK and BOsrvS.

The e'ssaui ste1Ine-s hnODE leland NARRkGAN.
SJif. and -ioA eTHs iraye ITrr I of lier fo,i
Jav4st., daily except -urd1ysl, NJ $50 D.
i"1ngh ueAts % principal Sew 30 M points a. r.
Dri0to sal trAei oufHN state ofces "A
Nostoot Lklrr.s Company, ar A al3 Bros swsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19
miscellaneous
Gteamtoats auS Rai!rcaOe.

Gteamtcais au1 Rai!rca0c.
IBANY.- Great reduction In fare By
= PEOPLES LINE -ThAMBDAT-
with cOufOr TAB state rp1ms warmed ny steam pipes.
ro.ci.ss passage only "
tls1lie anu hrl IA 4 ~
Leaving rniy ~Andays excepted a. p. m nom Pci Al
Eorll RIVER foot of Canaltt
and all points on Housatonie
NaugafucF Railroads Fare ~. steamer BRIDGE
Leaves Ca.haIlne llJO ANA bridgeport At J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19

Ftcaunhips ELEf an GA a TIA leave f4.r y a.
foot 90 tohasons 70 fF leArn2t >GLiay -, "a D. fe
~ rect scat MDscfefrr l4 rpsfs ls.gsns
Frel1nt- VIA eltnfr tine taken 3, lowest oates.
T. ~. fiikH-, a.. y. 4 -. H. =. hANCDt K President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19

spIIIIIlIILFIUIA VIZ IUNU DNAAt,U uul
4 TIC Niwi Eit-l.f sou rHkRN RAILROAD.
Fue from sew YrK Co piJ4ie pAil only - .
tfmn"arng Oct J. l315.
IL ave keVNOrk fofn firr p y r., fonI ~ Rsefps a
fOr Ftiai ipia. kiHeitp. aud fOn's RIVER f049 "a
f0r Philadelphia Iu,f.rtcn. asd Icr'- iiiVoI p. "a
~ ~. =. rNEDEN. fietfyal Il. raSo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-19

\ os1,-PASSBOOK No. pl,3S7. kef"Fn u
A oua4AN .AVIkS= BAnh, uniousasArN
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-05-06
THE GasASSHOPPERS.

It looks as if the valley of the Minnesota
and the upper Mississippi would suffer
greatly from these terrible pests. A cor
respondent Of the lie Sueur Sentinel
writes from Kasota:
The grasshoppers have put in their appear
ance in this section rather early, but we think
that they are not this years crop; we think
that they Matched last fall and have winteled
over, for some of them are three tourths of an
inch long. The question is, what do they live
on nowf Will they stay with us and eat the
coming crops The last cold snap has not af-
tected them, tor they are hopping around to-
day as lively as though it had always been
warm. The farmers in this section have COM
menced sowing; they intend to put in crop;
tor they think if they sew not, they shall not
leap. l think the best way is to SOW largely,
feed them well, and grow them up As quickly
IS possible, and let them fly to some other Sec
ton; then SOW buckwheat and fiat turnips and
plant early potatoes, and with that we can
live another year and be prepared for cropping
after they are gone.
The people should be active and cease
less in their efforts to destroy them by
burning, rolling, &c.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-05-06
The Antl-Monop0l1Rt-
THE PREsIDENr1AL CONTEST.

THE PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST.
The Wisconsin Granger quotes IN
editorial in late number Of the ANTI
MGNoroL1sr upon the presidential contest
of next year, ard adds:
We wish first to say we hope the "Opposi-
ton" will avoid the folles vi the past twelve
years, and act in such way as relieves them
selves OF twO-facedness. This silly conduct
and very bad management has been the bane
OF the concern, and 1t must he got rid OF. To
do this, the old fogy, non-progressiye fossils
who have led in the past must be showed of,
and new set Of men put in their places. Par
ticularly is it requisite that the farce Of 1872
should not be repeated. II advice to go slow
is very sensible, and the idea Of organizing up
On any other than . broad, comprehensive
platform is FOLLY. No one-idea, narrow, local ,
or contradictory and equivocal annunciatlon of
their antecedents in political action il Of little
consequence What is wanted is unity Of ac-
ton, clear and correct annunciation OF princi-
pies, selection of honest men in perfect accord
with the platform, and then votes enough to
elect them. This is the way to success, and
its attainment is easily effected by the plan
suggested by our contemporary.
We are glad to have this endorsement
of our views from the representatives Of
the Changers Of Wisconsin. If the
Grange element Of the Northwest car
only be masscd and thrown together. il
will decide who shall be the next Presi.
dent Of the United States; and more
than that, it will decide whether the poll
cies to prevail under his administration
shall be favorsble to the people or obnox
| ious to their interests.