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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-28

s sSs Ssn GS r 1ss TO BE snsny
delivery sales sos t6is at this re Crude in boz quoted
at Alto lSt Relnsa x 6Ss iS s ~ DO in e'ses i7s
city, in shipping order Rohned at phladciphia quoted at
PR0vIsIoNs.-Ihe PORK market was dun and unsettled
so Tor =" Hn.pcecd New Mess asc 300 S,
ew Ness seers OPTION for balance the month at s2o
and Cy Prime Mess 2, s,l ~ Bsct was quiet At sif
S T MsE Prime Ness and New India d. DO Bssi
Meats were unchanged cht inquiry sales 2oooo
az is Of ese shSader: aos al for c
and do Hams az l2dl3sc smoked Meats we're IN limited
sy,r Rsss Middle.
and TIC Tor CITY DO Dressed Hogs ruled STEADY al
Sss iS c and c f., Wss Ss,JS ,6 90
f r January hI%S az a 1 ''2 SS TTT at
500 tcs scor February March. April aad May al i3c.;
AID 1000 iGs seller June July Angust aud At
for February ic March with buyers loss
steady Win sellers c s the M'' cannsat al 70 late friday
Loo tee taken for ConEen o. private G1@ sgms5d
vs als T De. g s.S S% .Ga tn 'ary
FOR Fins state %, r ds STATE a. 5g2 n. for Fair !. 2
c for cG%%Sn to caoce ss'e dairy pals s at s SI Tor
At 23S35c FOR Common Fair and 27aSic for Good
Choice; Western at l6g22e for Common % 5000 aS%
tubs, ana Western rolls az 2Oa26o. for Common 10
9 ac Ga9 at S' s9d T TO ds
l$ for Good TO Fancy ard state Dairy At sa al S
to Fancy. Eggs were steady and in moderate demand
vania at 3OdSlc; S2aOc, the latter ior Chooo
Southern 2S @d2gc; Choice canada at 2926JOc; ana
LINED at 2id26c. Tor Western ana State.
RICE-There only hight business NJ unchanged pces
Domestic j9,q7i4 Foreign, 6isd7lsc. Kangoon IN
bond 2i2d2Asc.. gold
SEED S-CloyeT seed quiet but firm 73 bags prime
state sold al l3S Calcutta Lnseed quiet at 81 gold Ca
nary seed in fair demand ~ S8df{ U.
SrEARIN dun at l3l4c. for prime.
SUGARThe market for Raw was quiet and Tor the most
part OF sales az sdSfc for far 10
good Refining &C. for prime, and 249lsc fQr Cernga
lie nod quiet hut steady. at 20 2c for powdered aid
Crnuatef 1922 1l04c. for Crushed; "a &c Tor Ut
Loaf; I0GIOlsc Tor STANDARD $50 for on a. and 80
for other descriptions
TALLOw-Market steady sales, 10000 n Prime at i0c
y D..
TEA-The trade quiet state and rrices were
great nominal Tor voices Lines sod moderately
u steady prices. .,., . -, - 90, IT.,
WHISKY active sales. 200 bDls at IL 10 y gallon
a ANAL lot OF Alcohol at - l6, regular
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COTTON MARKETS.

Ar,rrSs. Dec 2i-Couon firm Niddlins, n',c.; weekly
receipts 1l@2 bales snpneni' LIB oae' safe" u
% c%iGsia' Zee 2fCoon steady; M!dnr l2te;
bales shipments 40 bales sales 75l lae'i spinor' 81
@sasgis be 2S~Coton 1906 bales ship
mems, 1852 bales rocs q -; bales pee lotion
9l2st bales sais: IL o bales stoc. 6ii77 baie.
, GSNSAi H. pee 5000 ofSsry He Tctopf two DAYS
1913 shipments l5jo bales sales loo bales s'oeH
LouisvIlIg 27collon quiet Niddns y 5c ,oo
ding 2sls low Midng lisl2c ~ ssi ordinary
lie ecepts two 80 9se' s rec I De io SO bales
Sonneni 9O7 bales ecastwise, 3ii b@s stock. 2S929'
NoayolK, Dec coonNs receipts. estimated, $500
bales stock S9st eaee cotonNet receipts $50 bales
etsa 1855 bales exports, coastwse, $500 bales STOCK
Mo- woff Dec 25-coon-Ne receipts 5,oO3 bales stock
VII &Ha%Si5s ge Ss. $50 bales OK
PCHAHEsroS, Dec 20 CottonN et receipts 1901 bales
d1LsssTGs Dec. 27coton sieaay M1al,ng l2c zGs
bales eo1stwise 4,ISI bales sales l7.2 baies' stock
aS and nominal q, MhSH 1
cePts 22 bales experts coas'"i'e' 0io oae' sae' ioo
oass slSd Dec 27coon quiet nominal Mddns
l2sc Low Slding. l2.c. Go,d 9Tinsry nominal Es5
receipts IA bales exports coastwse 700 bales socA OWLS
ol sT. LOUIS Dec 27-cottn quiet Midlng l2sc Low
days 400 bales shpmets 2461 bales sales 40 bales
ssrs Dec @7cotton qyler. Addng abe Low Md
ding I3c coed Ordinary IL SC gross receipts AIS baies
saea Friday evening. $50 baes stock. Ia $ bales
receipts Iba D&les gross
lOGs bales stock, ll.t73 bales. , ,oa -.
GALVESTON, Dec 25.-COtoii-Het recclpts -o-o p"o'
stock q. 5S3 bales. ,,o 49,.
TIit AnELPUA, Dec. 25Cotton-Net receipts, $50 bales
gross 233 bales. -. -..-,-.- -, q -oo
,ais stork 100 EOS bales ~ CpttOn-Net receipts
ssfimsfrA A 800 Ia IS stock, lOi, SOB bales. -,
PIN .DYirrI. Dec 81. cotton quiet MddlIne, 49,
Low Midn. l3c; Good Ordinary. ii PC net reespa 10Y
bales: gross baesi exports to 1ioa biaih lV
Nj y.TtE. 27.-CuttDn steady and
l21.a I3o Low Nddine, l2bal2be dood Ordinary "a
net receipts 29G2 bales expoits 10 breat blltth zl
bales coastwe 624 bales sales O0o bales SocA DO Az
NV ORLEANS Dec 27.-Cotton irregular demand good
Middlug ~ oc Low Hiddng. ll'.c Good Ordinary ~ 20
nrt receipts 1887 bales gross. looEo bhcs saioS 0V'
| bales stock. 250, l33 bnles ,.,,,s ,o, L.. Nj.
N,ne ii i.o Good Ordinary. 1871 l0Ssc; net roce:p bsi
bs. exports coaets,ss So bales; sss l40O bsies si"eA
| 79lsJ bacs
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.or,s Of specie from the port of New-York to
,orts since Jan. to this date for period Of
"a years

1ha Missouri Kansas and IeXaS Railway report
..-0;ncs for third week in December 1875, at 74,-
"a, aod for corresponding period last year, S53,-
ca. showing an increase of S2l ,099.
The January coupons of the first mortgage bonds
.t,bs Central Pacific Railroad Company. the West
.rr Pacific Railroad Company, and the California
and Oregon Railroad Company will be paid at the
a,s,s Of Fisk & Hatch. 5 Nasssu-st.
The Central Railroad Company Of New-Jersey will
nav the usual quarterly dividend of 2i2 per cent on
La. 20. The transfer books of the Company will
close on Friday. Dec. 81.
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rc,-o.uIy rsportoi for rs4 rmDuSsi
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE PER NORTH
RIVER VESSELS AND RAIlROADS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY Dec. p. 1915.
ASHES Nothing but 3 small trade going and Prices
arr me Is nom &c. for Pots ard 70. for Pearls
C8FFFI-Ihe market for ltO duh and weak the sup
ry here cose is l5j362 bags There were no sales
fie closing quotations ki0 ordinary cUg'es lb2G
ISstc gold do, do, l754 &c. do, Coed 60 10 "a
lSgc Co Prime do 1870 l9c; eNtr me range iGr lots 1914
o O4c: SaHtns. Fair 10 Good, l72dlN2C IN MIA grades
there Onl, small JOblns business no invoice sales
made. and were merely nominal Java, Zo@%o
MsrsCiit0. ~ -302Oc., gold
COTTON Agreeable 10 previous solution the cotton iA'
eh1re. WIS t!ss, day. Ire following she latest oil
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prices UNCHANGED 800 head arrived and sold NJ $40
1ac extra Penns lvaula Western steers 5Hd63c
lar and 3djc y b. grcss for common. ~ TO
qualify
duh 1900 head sold a, oa5 &c v H. gross
Ia con itiOn
unsteady; head soil at siossil vloo o.
let
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-TH

- NSl Nv AM A RAlIRO AD.- The
ROUTE, Trans leave York from OF Dosboses md
C0rtllhdt SITS as Iotows; . .
VITA Pullman Palace Cars attached $50 w. and $50 ~
For Miiiamsport ana Lock Haven VIA philadelphia and
re 4 r. Div, connecting at Pm adePhAl y a M zoe
meeting at Cory rtusye Petroleum Center tho on
For Balmore Washington and the south lin ted wash
ugtn Express Of Pullman faTlor Cars DALI except Sunday
) u arrive, at Washington at to - Regular Il
E e. cr FhiI1oTohia 1o TO- 30 M 1880
ll9 o. $50 p ~ ana z = shi SanJay' D. D. Z so
For Newark AZ q. $50. Z. Tao 9. y 10. II a M. u l.
SS So TO- io So mo- AID q i Ss GO ssh SaS
20 $50. J. and $40 N. - . .
FOR g hl' sl6 a. - o H. ao 54o 5O z sS "a
$50 I. 7SI. oln 10, IL 30 and II night saadAy,
"a s 'S ~ g "a
For Nooibrdgc PERTH Amboy. and S,lt Atnooy.
F rsi Nos BSSnsSics 4 8 aud II a m = 5Io 4lo $40
G'I0. Z p IN, ana 2night sunday. p N.
EI5s:sa aud ,SSsy M I 4 9 IS "a llppn
For PnIips5ais aud Bel stdsrc $50 a. m sad : pm
For Bloomington. $50 q. m, ana $
For MoTcor aud somerset branch, p.
For Truton. Borenown burlington and Camden ESQ and
$50 Sor E r., ~ 80 40 o "a, a'S AZ. p m
FOR farnlnsdale and squan. $50 a m, and Pm
. 80 p. 10. and via Monmouth Junction, siO T. IN.
For iighis'own snd feneSfon - ' Via PERTH Ameoy
Train. rive follows: From iiAearsh So aud lo,o
,Sss AMI Mo SS F. a Washington and BsS limo
tgS bls ann ios5 M snniaS S is m Fsn rhi,.
seiyA Sc c' 9S s ' $50 i27 p m Sunday 5ia ia
| 655 ii:5i a IN, 1;4A oe& .o27 p:
and foe OF Desbrosses Cortlandt sta No. ocnrtsh
iross,p, sa fS as aaa rvs '' nO0'1'
D. M s3YD, ~. dso. Passenger Agent
FRANK F.oss'k ee'ea saDAses
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Commercial Collections speciality with HowEs &
70 6WaU-st.. y. Y. Interest allowed on deposits
xbicb can be drawn by checks, the same Us with
the city banks.
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STEAMBOATS, an1 Railroaoo.
PMTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. -

RMTIM0RE AND OHIO R h.Il.l..A co-,
sos a. M Washington and the West Pullman rarlor and
qy els nom Nem orr 10 "a ll' r., ihG a Eii
bdrsh chicago. and from baltimore % Cincinnati and
bus and indianapolis, and for Louisville and Ne"-or-
255 D. M Tor Washington the South Savannah, Florida
sad Now Orleans Pullman paror cars from New YORK
$50 D. No. Gay for Washington and the south
ruinnan sI.sping ems ani lsing ,on
from baltimore to enc nuat ana 81 Louis, making close
Wilmington Sit6 traia. for Richmond Lynchbars ss
varnah, Florida, New ORLEANS, and the south
POI ami Ji5 oad9ay, SesYors aud at cket onoes foot
a AK FoR TIcRETs VIA BALTTMoRE AND ONO r. r.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ ALLENTOWN LINE 10 THE wEsT.-Passoneer
and Freight York foot Of lberyst tOnnects
vita Del JACK and Al PGdiipsS1Ts with Lesira
Central ronr'ywyi9S and HfM XGg S'Sif
com@enenE dec i} ;o Nes Gqts as t9lGT sa
Bath Allentown. Manch Chunk. ramaqaa, Tananed Wilkes
baEs PG,,.' Hsy s Tra;a %, & nS,e,.,
7i5 mway Train Tor tlo~ast9n and Eason. connects
500 MoayiSa ExraFss, daily except sundays Tor
T3 .i4 e Sr bnnf Tamsq r owanG wIsesSarrs
rqi,,y scrgion psnyis win'p S,, Elimination Ts
loo mExeRlss for Fielalns ton Ea3 on hhe H
barre, cains coiG%b., Lancaster Ephrata louisville
al p hi~ExrREss for EastOn. Bevidcre. Bath Mauch
CHUNK, WukesDarTe. and SCRANTON
Q so u. m.-Nay train for Dunelen.
u. nv train for EastoD. Allentown and Manch
Del, and IVES X L.
. 80 y. m.-Wsy train for SOmetNiue and Femington
500 n. in.-Way train for Dnnelan. go
6l5 m.-EN ENPEFss, day, for Eascn' Aurnt0wn
M.uch Chunk, MilkesOiTTe Towands keass sd u arfis
burg.
5 10 d. m.-Wsy Traa for Someryllle
Goo D. n.-Way Train for Someryille
6 30 D. WAY Train for Dunoon.
700 D n.--Way Tram for Someryno-
a.3O m For EaSton.
$50 D. m-Way 1rsin for Somerylio
ioo6 d. m.-Way Train for Dunellon.
For Eiiaa6oth At $50 6l5, 6.s5. z, 7'so 7ts 8 Sac
900 $50, 1918, llsi5 q m; ~ w. i44S, 200 s.S
$50. $40, Ala $50 40 p PIP oSo' o'A' o. $40
"'0' . NV ''' H. Il IiIC8EIl supl and EDz
H. r BALDWIN. Goneni Passenger AGont
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I IN STORE N sRwYoRK AND BROOKLYN WARE.

HJl2.7Ss 81
Hay AND srRAW-Thereis steady. fair trade going on
N all dc,cFptonS and ls,e quotations remain STEADY
d s " G. e sl az 90 s76e Straw at ii ia
. S Lq1s s =, a9 d.. iS and mint rs
edlc atc qYOiati0HA however were Bmninslv the same
20q2le god IS IIy oxss hin the range Of IS0l92
eqrrncy 800 Wet satod do private terms quoted at
iiOfsiSfo ~ rather a dull Market not only for export
W. Qnote state, ls75s. u ice DO, 1915, 7dllc; Oli
OGs, 497c New California l2el6c. .,e,-. -,
IL, 0c.FOr Jbo the market was quiet a. f0Jc eoiu
1gie Bgtts quiet ald nominal On the SPOT LOO bales 70
MoLASsEs- Foreign was dull and entirely unchanged
WIZ pes % ret extent nominal New orleans was quiet
NAVAL sTORES-Thsre was slghIy more .tesdness in
Ste 10 Rosiis there was another day oy dnneS but
shSnre ~ quoiatons cccgIed 81 6j@$ 20 for Common :"
ana 90 Or Pale u Extra do lar sold the Of
hha sase EsFs sets sale. Of $50 b6s SPIRITS Tarpentino
eons Atthe latter figure and go bills STRAINED
WEAN FKEic'iiFs-A Although q continued dulness was
Its xeIc SIN nainiained With consiefle hrmness
Sl sp9a ne exeeee Aht supplies Of to1asSs he en-
A., isO Gs Taloa Al SsS per- ton An Itan bark Of 7l5
Ia, ss La Tie ter i London, ad tooA 600
Se f',ai a. - Tao charters included norwegian paTs
a. an AHsisa bark hoaee same yCyage With 400
s - A q, ia s so AND sys $40 s s1s' S SS aa
poo, MN 100 bbis Eetaed Pereisam az S. ST. Nor
sS T 5sfee 70 'ndsn WITH 10 ss s9 az ss ~,
A. aSssss At 81 sazsI shocks 2oe and Hoops a. 20
As,<l schOonot Eeco 10 PoitAn lIInco Win leH
OF 10 register hence 10 adiz and back at
IA IAN sim Of $500 ao AGeriean schCoheis Oi and
-, ses ieateI IRON Cadz % sew YORK. GLOUCESTER OF Boz
10 Sal lie, gOa British bark tFeShTtoTedD nom
- London, VIA 200 bbls k1nld re rOleum AT
a. Bftsa bark Of 70J TONS register from New Orleas
49,. eiIOoi With Cotton Isi ABeIlc@8 bark OF W.
iaa ngisssr IRON NOrfl4 10 Lvepgel with cotton at The
ss sum Of Al 500 sBf. bark Of toms custer % ar.
49, noa Galveston to ytrp0Ol with Cotton al nsLi
Gf1I Ot 553 tins from do. To Ilayre wah do. at St
here clan IA this market; Dusness WAS
s!sooing character. being Of bar volume Of 1nsss1 At
6e.s~i hslllsisn ned firm a. <[d43c t0f Prlme
- AID 69sac f6r Maine OIL
safAoIEUAIbe general market uo same as last
1~s4liass ceEitpusd d4 bnf pFlees are sul without
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5tsamboats and Railroads

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on IIouatOnit
ID and Nauxsuck Railroads. Faro 81. steamer BHIDoE
PORT Catharno slip at 20 and Bridgeport ~
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7 OEG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
via LONG DRANCi N

thr = EWJ LH-DG SOU HMM kAIIEDAD.
from New YORK u pl lale Ia only ~ -
Commencing ocf. !. l,7b.
Lave New. IOrk from PIER ., =. r.. Rectorst
For rhad pha. Nnoiand, AID Toms River. 1910 = IN
FOR Philadelphia, Tuck ard TOMS klNei. y. H.
M. :. SNEDEr, General n mac,
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AND SrONINGTON S. S. o.

4 Between SEW YORK and BOSTON.
SfDNINGiDN LINE.
The elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND. NARRAGAN.
Slf and $40 iNGfON leave Ter 80 River foot of
jay ~. daily teAcept SuDdsys. ~ i30 p N.
Through tickets "a principal New England pOil5 r.
Delois sad ticket OilCc%
MestcOtt press Company, aud at so Ilroa i1ay.
PROVIDENCE LINZ (Gilrct.
steamships ELECTRA and GA LAffsA Pier 81 u.
foot O Rob nson st. daily Except sunday At
Direct eOmnhl icatcn 10 Worcester and points beyond
Ere 5ats VIA citles line taken AZ lowest rates.
L. W. FLsNs, q. A. Agt. -. y BABCOCk President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-28
Danhina Goases ano Bankers
Diuioeuo Noi,res.

wR5r SIDE BANK NEW YORK. Dec. IS, 1915:
A DIVIDEND of FOUR az PER CENT Will
n paid 20 stockholders Of record on and after January
i''' '' JNO ". D. DoBLER, Cashier.
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Broadway Savings Institution,

No PSI Broadway entrance on PARK lace
Interest on DEPOSITS entitled thereto Tor the SIX months en-
ing Dec 3 At the rste Of SIX PER CEST PER ANNUM.
ON an sums OF - and upwar will be raid and after Mon
day, Jan II. 1876 FRANCIS T. SCIOAIS, President
FRiRg CUNNING, Actuary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-28
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AID HrD.

"
- RIVER RAiLROAD.-Ancr Dec. q, 1879, tbroaQ,
trains VII leave Grand Central Depot:
900 NJ, Chicago and Northern Express VIII drawing.
through Rochester
1910 q. ~ Speclai hicago Expross with irs"iD rf9
t0 Rochester an EufalO aud Niagara Falls arrviu. As..
asa RAJ LAT 40 q. ~.
IL 90 %. ~. Norl and Western Express
800 H. H. Montreal Express with sleePln N.F.
York e. It. Adams arriyH. Montreal at 30 o.. n
900 D. TX .ress ~ IA sccpngCar5 Tor War. mi
tauJrf1i-tla. f, or tonir-i Va f3 .-Hu
D. m, PirIdc Express Daiiy with slr gi' f3r
Rochester Elrara Falls Buffalo, lty at.i:
also for CHICAGO IA both r. :. and ~ G. RliTor'-.
1900 "a Express tn sleeping Al3tnr 30.
G. II; KENUn5cE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-28

nRLAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co.
~ Os1ag and Operating the only r,ute TO CoDerstoen
Sharon Howc's cave Bason. Saratoga Lake George And
raees Lake plain Might ira aud stsa ~
New York at Albany end Troy with morning trans
ke day line steamers midday trains "a trains
for oil named piscss :. y. MAYO, Gcn1 P1ss
Agent II. " OIYPHANI, Asst Prest
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i EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.


" BOAT LINE, Pier "a. n. R-stoarner ADELPHI
daily Bib landing at 2tsL, for YOnker,
Tarytown Nyses, RockIHd Isx-, Haverstraw. 1ompkhs
Cove, and Pcossk. The ALEXIS al so y. Landing
a; 2ith-st FOR hngiewoot Yon&ers, hastmgs arytwn.
Nyack Stag sing For particulars inGns
OF L. LAM, Al eny Pier "a. 40 SUNDAY boat
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OFFICE METaorouT,y o. :, Llanr .c.o3,,llrASr}

4 HOLDERS u the HEstOFDbIIhS GAS ItG M COM
pANY for Tie election ~ Direct 20 for to ensuing
year the Transaction ~ other business ~" c Aeid ~
r Cofaparv's II NDAN. Jan TO- 1870. Polls open
from IN. p stock tran io. booAa ~ ihe Com
pany the evening ~ LAY, Dec -, 1870, anu
reopen Ia, stay morning. Jan. u, ~ --, 49, .
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srArE rrrAs. Rigs orncr, Lrrr;z GocE. Alk,E

VNHE holders Of the "SFCURkD SINKING
FUND BO.DS Of the STATE Of Arkansas, it.usd ~ an
thlIity dct ~ TIE General Assembly approved I'D DC
oeu,r -Tt entitled An aci 10 provide means Tor ai
- ts state Gvofumtnf AMI I" rtut 70. out
stand r and Treasurer certificates, are
hesta, mortified present Hr payment or br'ort me St
av ~ January I-f tho ants Tor a ~ rest ono
thit dat 20 the STATE treasury ~ e ny 81
lfHls Rock Az, az tsr banking Louise o. hes5rs
Iathau sander g CO. financial cents - tie stair No
+, Wal A. civ oil Nsy- fOrs. T. J. CHU ECIfiIJ.
Treasurer Of ATkaUlaS
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NETWORK, NEW-HAEEN AND HART
~ FORD r. R-SENYOEH AND NEW HAVEN DI-
NISION-WiHier Arrang cement commencing Nov. - 1879
StaTiDn In
trau. EnYfys tt-.t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27
The stonewnm Jackson EuIogy.

HIS PRINCIPLES MUST PREyAIL-aNEERs AT GRANT
All "CRsAR '-rHE SOUTHERN PEOPLE MUST
NOT LOVE THE PRESENT ONION.
The following is the conclusion Of DR.. Hoge's
address. at Richmond, yesterday. Its tone and
expressions are characterized by intense Estates
Rights" feeling, and bitterness against the re-
constructed Union
Though the Confederacy has failed and the
form of our Government has been changed, and
though no one il more ready to obey the beheets
of the National Government than the true Con-
federate soldier, yet the day will come when, in
some form, the principles for which Jackson
fought will triumph, and this great nation become
once more the Union Of constitutional freedom
which our fathers formed, ruled over not by Co.,
ssr, but by the Constitution in it's old supremacy.
We must have Union of equal States, bound
together by cords of love. But if that cannot
be, then trust the Southern people will never
add degradation to defeat and hypocrisy to sub
jugation by professing love. for the Union
which denies to one of their States single right
accorded to Massachusetts or New York. 10
such Union we will never be heartily loyal
while that bronze hand grasps its sword, while
yonder river chants the requiem Of the sixteen
thousand Confederate dead, with Stuart among
them, who sleep on the hills OF Hollywood But
| will not indulge in such forebodings. l believe
in the perpetuty of our republican institutions
and in the voices of the mighty dead, whose
bronze forms stand around us-Washington,
Henry, JEFFERSON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27

Baltimore Yearly Mcefing.

Tag lSDf.y REP1Rr-ADDRsssEs by c)MMtssIoN-
Ea SMITH AND oTHERs.
The Baltimore Yearly Meeting OF frionds,
,Hicksite is in session in that city. William
Wood and Levi X. Brown are clerks in the mons
meeting, and Mary Carter aud Lydia Q. Stablel
in the womens meeting. On Tuesday evening
d meeting was hold in regard to Indians. The
report OF the general executive committee upon
tho condition of the variou, tribes in the North
orn Superintendency was read. and aso tho re-
port OF Borclay White, tho Superintendent. Ell
ward =. Smith. U. =. Commissioner for Indian
Affairs, addressed the ineeting.
The tribes under the care of the several foar-
Iy Meetings OF this branch OF Friends are the
Winnebagoes, Snntee Sioux, Omahas. Otoes,
AIsHourias, Iuwas, ,Sacs and Foxes, and the Paw
neeA the latter being the largest and under the
care of the Baltimore Yearly Meeting. The
tribe consists OF 2,26O population. They have a
boarding aud day school, with l25 pupils, liU
OF the tribe speak English they have 900 acres
under cultivation, producing JOOO bushels or
wheat, 1000 bushels OF corn, 400 tons OF hay,
own 1000 horses, and have built eleven houses.
Commissioner Smith said no class succeeded
80 well with the Indians AZ Friends The In
dans can bp qualified for citizenship, and the
way to do it Is by making them work for all the
government gives them give them their land in
seyeraliy, and when they have raised crops on II
they will look upon it as their home. This is
the first step in clyizinB them. Perpetual re.
inovals retard civilization. He warmly defended
the late Secretary OF the Interio Deano, ard
said he was driven out of Office by ISLANDERS
Rush Roberts said no Friend was ever killed By
An Indian, nor had any of their agents proven
dishonest. There are six agents and G1O In
dian, under their charge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-27

The Alabama State Grange far opened at
Selma yesterday, with fine display aud atten-
dance.
Advices from Panama confirm the account Of
the recent massacre OF tifty-ei rubber gather
ers by Indians.
The Sheriff Of Chester county sold the prop.
erty OF twenty-threo different parties aL VI est
Chester, on Thursday.
A motion to quash the Indictment against Jos.
Loader, in the Beecler-1ilton matter, is pend
ing in the Brooklyn City Court.
Republican meeting at Landenberg on Sat-
urday evening, addressed by Col. Cleo. T..
Smith, and Thos. W Pierce, Esq. DR.. Benj. Thomp-
son presided.
The race from New York between the yachts
Mohawk aud Dauntless. 100 miles to windward
and return was won by the Dauntless. The
Mohawk WAS far behind
Edward A. Phaen, head clerk in tho Boston
and Bangor postal car, has been held in 30. 900
at Boston, on the charge OF robbing the mail.
Many letters were found on him.
The $4,000 recently reported missing from
tho Treasury Department has not yet been re-
covered, and there ID now no doubt that iJ was
abstracted from one Of the desks in the redomp-
tion division.
Adyces from Portland Oregon, say the elec-
ton for Congressman brought ont very light
vote. Mr.. Lane, Democrat, is probably elected
by 200 majority. There were four candidates
in the field, and it was mere acrub race.
The latest official news in connection with the
Guibord matter at Montreal, Conada, is that he
is to be buried on the 18th OF November next.
Having died on that day six years ago the mem.
bers of the Institute Canadien have chosen the
anniversary of his death for the day OF burial.
A despatch from the United States consul at
Christiana Norway, informs the State Depart
ment that a royal mapdate was issued in Au-
gust prohibiting the importation OF potatoes
from North America eih'r as merchandise or al
ships provisions without having been previous
ly carefully examined and cleansed.