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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-04
At the close the marke. was steady The following

AuRust......l4s l4Sss
ANp MEAhe o9r market wss s aT v sna
TO rosz9 The demand for expert TSs
wants fines Of grade Extra plenty and
nS ceS Of Last TSsf @ Sna SG
change City Mills moderate request for export
1 s sad d 'pS S s
100 bbs Unso1nd Extra s4as6 C5 zoo bbls low grade
WESTERN y fRSsS s. mainly main at
sss CO. 81 ssss+ for common % cso.s: super
SOS % for Inferior 70 Common Extra state SO 80
GOOD $ s5d S1 for Good 9 70 Choice
80 6G GE To oc S s. Gs to
s T q SSs for a" = 10 r Gy
c@qd AoGp one sS$sssS 60 COO 90 and
Good Patent Minnesota Extra; 81 sCssg for cno,ee
20 o; &C.
sss for 0 Good To Choice So ana ssss IS for
very ou ThoS do the d0
oSS Sna mSy for The Coed s% ccss r
sai@ SSs a s @5SSs So 6s@%g8i G9o%
mon Choice Family Extra and IS so9sS for Gn9ss TO
ssqqSs b hoy y n, PssFa Gnse IN SS,e sss
10 cSoce sapersHe at s. 20 Corn Neal was aSoat
eay win sales snS 0 400 Es At 81 Ss$ o for ySgSw
including 800 6bs Of the latter at the quotation. Bag Meal
vas 'sFE SOTR aS sale, of s52 boxes
Sicily $2dSS 10 for Oranges and ~ 250s4 10 Tor
Lemons, and 1851 Valencia oranges at S7GS9
GRAlNThe Wheat market dull and depressed by I'M
favorable accounts from abroad Holders were disposed 10
shade prices tTo but unwilling 10 submit 10 tie re
duced limits OF shippers 2d3c bush The business re-
ported for export mainly To I'LL pressing freight enSage
ments. nilers having bought 10 far extent lately were IN
SqsG S TO 5Smnn q d S saF
soc0lled NO Minnesota hnoat
81 % In for Prime No Milwaukee Inspected last
ALL ST. 40daSl az for small parcels NO spring ana
~ % for Inspected NoGradc Winter Red West
ern Rye was scarce and hrm saes. l,0cO bush:
PENNSYLVANIA and state 9Oc. the tocl Strictly
prime wanted for disng and wOud bling about
92c last sale made at soc In store ior export
dull and nominal at ~c bond Dleeh
Peas and Southern BlacEEye Peas were quiet without ma
teylal change price Barley and lower siC,k
~ 300 bush 40 Bay understood within the range OF
OjGSi OS including $500 bush sold before Change al
81 o. 4 few small sales Of Barlcy Malt were re
ported at inc market was heSNy ana
timer with only very small supply and fair demand LOT
EXPORT and sales 2lO bush at % col &c ioT III
spected NoGrade Western MNod &C for Inspected lDN
hixpd. G7 &c for Insneccd Western Mixed use Tor new
White Southern and 65 for small parcel OF Yellow sout
ern on the dock also sale, OF luOuO bush IN
spec,ed Western mixed seller April al G6o 5OoO DO seller
Nav at Csc 10000 bush steamer western Mkou soi
MAY at C l oats market ruled heavy and o"T to
decline was mainly track paroels sales; z0NVo
husI AT 45a SIC for No .; 46c. tJT No. White; 4oc;
for No Mixed 46Gi7c for Mixed state the track =
dJlc White state; 42c. for Rejected ana zoe i9 ~
of seed oats in moderate request at u d$@Y
ION sale Of 1000 bags 40 10. Feed made al - yua
slS = ton Beans continued dull Marrow were quotes ~
at Doc 81 for Inferior 10 Good and II lvGSl - i 81 ~
TO Choice pea al 81 2O6sl % kidney a II 5Odsl 90 or
Primo 10 Choice white: 81 30G$l 50 for Prime ltu anu
Fair Good White at 81 SOaSl 40
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THE MARKETS.
tcar.,uny reported for TIE TmnUyz.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PEI North Rtvsr. Vessels. and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY. April 3. 1873.

.s,,r. hoSDAI. April g. 1870.
AsHES-Ibero were changes Ia this m arhe. business
Tor Pearls " W. N '~'''
tOffEkThe market for Rio fairly nrtive at An adj
ys9lcei ordinary eargoes quoted at IBgl64c; Fair
4S5oSi oOO lo'sd 10 70; Prime, lS1s 0lgc ana Santos
or 1ar to Good, all gold sales 300 bags ex
60 Srs9A LOIS bags part santos, Donat: 500 bags RIO
0tA. anu IN baltimore $500 bags OF Taisnan, al on
Sis III 10y GaspTed The stock Of Brazil s ports is
Jays OF which Isl O2l bags here and 2Oj bags In
80 Tho receipts OF Irazi here a week past have
S9i 9 ~ BAGS The sales q 500 bags Mild Coffee was quiet
ayi market on tbs spot dun and unchanged;
a, an alef market Ia Liverpool and Increased receis
,os ps rather depressing effect the receipts al The
esS yeoV baes against lS7U2 bales this day last
bss e. 10 oAlfs ths day last year were SOl
oA ~ Dalts Saturday evening Including 292 for
a.. sad $50 for speculation Te following are nom
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO. April 3.-In store and anoa-Wheat. l,oll.a
bush rye 1882 BUSH Pea lS2 bush Ma n5o g ESsS
Corn 1000 bush 6ai. ii 800 bush Farley, 10000 bush
59S SP YsSn 5000 600 G S1, P FSdf
que, ant steady Wheat IN lrh. milling demand end end
BUSH No MiiSaaSee at 81 70 1850 6ns5 lard Duls,h
5 b So gna M%Sues Il 81 g. 'he Corn r
10 Now, the track G5atle /. Kansas, pat
IS y nssSc M 1Sg d a no a'f g REh s at
cT2ciea hprl 51goar quiet s9t steady Common to
fy w 90 NJ Ma5S o Nh saag n 30 aud M
lower; No. Chicago sgnng " 02esl 02is spot II 06S
s5So: Reisctcl 95sa75e Corn sieaiy SSd hTm 10 2,
Trssh e resulaT 49, spot +6G AMI NH h, ig SS
NO. 52%d32 tc spot; 34'9d$4'c May Rye dnll and
PIees shade i oTsr ~ 81 sop and Apf ~ 81 May
zg = IS jaHs 1885 May! a 50 ss
MSss' h.ST s,ay All 900
bbs Florr $4,000 bush. Wheat 5000 bush. Corn 5000
Flour 81 200 bush Wheat % 900 bush Corn 1000 bush.
fa5 boh rye 1000 bush Barley AZ ITO afternoon
ch,nged. PORK trmer at So 81 May Lard steady at
CSciSSIT. Aprn s.-Tlour que, AID unchanged Wheat
dun nj 81 l5d<l ~ CON s,cAGy YIN iaI gIpa ~ ~
zoe BARLEY scarce aud urn 30 7pri4g, 81 lS&sI l6
desl is'c, cash sii %, june; Kei,s nendsTel / "a
- ,,. iac 1pS i9c Ma S,ar SIDE, i2ic Bacon
steady WITH faii demand shoulder. e'ci GEAR no AMI
aT 2 COMMON as 70 GS Light 81 4Sess s5 Fair to Mea@
WGEt asl a. 81 o. Butter duh aud Unchanged. FieiESs
unchanged -
MILwAUKgy. RUr 3-Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
eu. quiet an shade lower. nEd closed quiet; No Nil
wnukee n 1915 Hart II 20; No. Milwaukee 81 % May
- O,'s, June, "a o3.s. no. , Su!wsukee 0lLe Corn
quie, steady No. p fresh. &c Cas gGet ana lower
No fra-l 3}c Nay. 35c. Barley quiet but stoady So
spring fresh ~ sdSJc APRIL Ste; No co.. ftcSl 3-3J3c;
Rejected spring 2lc Bye quiet and unchanged PROV 9ns
Inactive. ,rlres nominal ptssOOo OblS Flnnr 2HOO
bush wheat shipment. 7IC0 bbls. Flour 1900 bush
Wheat $50. -
Put,uxfrra April Petroleum steady NJ 40 for Re
incl A. FOR 1udo CDyeraeed h. tar request 30 IL
~ Timothy sfl ItINscrd unchanged. ~ lnLrs Bran
commands 81 % ton tiolr inactive but choice grades
~ bulA including Extra ~ - 81 =
MianrsOta Family - GF5 -, Pcunay ania D. a. 10
40 r. ana high grades and patent at 81 1893 % re
Egur Primo. Wheat IN s,aiy request at full
p.iccs; Pcuns, yaula Rod 81 isa*l 30 Am3-r Il pa
Al 90 Interior Rel, JJcE ~ % aaf 81 ~ bie
-ac Corn Yellow, 6Jc, sal. al stoat DVc
Oats arm Whlte 81 sjUc Stained 4tc. Whs.g=! ~ tGr
Iiuttcr-fT.ces urn AMI stocks light
New YORK and Bradford County LxtraS !OS.+. DO 90.
Ilf-ta. 1859. Western EIttAs 5Jao1, en f, 70 y
gSr Rolls Western E&tras 30fHsr 20. Flrits, II &c
Cheese steady: YORK Fancy. Ii DO Primo l2'f 1879;
se.trra l.nGiSc. E~Ss unsettled, ftun'}NanlH,
NcyJcrsey and Delaware. fresh lCc western do, l5dlGc
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COTTON MARKETS.

BtruvoHr Apr g. Cotton tui apd easier sliddlns lsc.
Low Mddug logc Good Ordinary lic nft receipt l2O
Bales gross, 80 bales exports ~ h' Continent 500 hl"s
eoastW. 20 bales sac, "a tales; spnues' 100 bales
GGiyf.sos. ARA 3.-Cotton dull; Mddlnr 80. Low
Mddnng, l2 Good Ordinary iNhc tti ft'rpt 80 balr-i
gross balss cxlorts tuo continent Lao bales coast
wise Ts7 ba'cs: sales 900 bacs. rtock 3j,s9i bales
sAyASsAH. Aprti S-toit0n dul Nifd!ing l2iilc Low
Mading llhisc: GOod Ordinary. lOiJc get receipts N3
bal.s cruor, c9astWi-e Ji1 baits SAFES ~ Des .ocA
SE1OILHAxs April s-Cotton dun. Mddiag. l9i,c.: low
Nding .c Good Ordinary, 10 -ci net receipts. Al
bales gross sTtl bales exports Great Br.iaE AZ .
bale, = tho Continent lJ3' bales saIo 1000 0@e' socs
2it,5J2 bales ...,,. -. -.
Midlng. l2isc. Good Ordinary lie. net Iecepts iSS
bates, exports 10 France LES lal.5; coaai"lsc Iao
ba'e sales 200 bales stock, % balc, 90, -
H0MLg ApItl t.-t0u"n 'nhy Z; Mlllnug -fci Low
MIfiuy ll5.c. Good Uuna. 10 &C.. net ieerpt,, l.3pJ
J2os; exports Continent l4O bale. cOast WISE 2lO
ba.rs: sales 500 Oales stock. 10 80 bae' .,..
tutCI dtul aud N'llLg, u.
I27. receipts ls'2 bales shipments bIvl Oae-, sales
90 balcs; stock. 90 $50 bales.
AUgUsrA. April J-tOttou quot; Command goo Tor good
r,dcs lower GRADES IrRlfc.c: Mtghug. l2lc.; Low MID
ding I2c Good Ordinary lo receipts 40 bales aasta 49,
Pun apzfruA. April s-Cottondul nidlns. ls2r; low
Nddnug. l2&ci Good Ordinary, ll1c+ net receipts 80
TSs.soLx Ann lotion iuI: Midlne 12.c; net re.
ccpis bales exports coas@se, 23J3 bales to ltJ
81 iSgI. Ami Cotton lower. Nlidlng l2Tc: Low
Midiug II - Goo' Ordinary, l0'sc receipts tlS ha,osi
ding 1926 Good ordinary, IL Ac net r,rptN IL hale7
ero OJ3 bAcs eNorts 20 Great Britain LOU bales bA's
CscVsafl Apiil 8 cotton dan; MGdng 13e Low Mid
ding Pc Good Ordinary lO'i receipts tit oaIesi EMP
inenis i5G bales s1ra ~ bates, STOCK. ~ - bales
Wustysrly Ar'l 3-C.itou steady. hddiug, ZINC; Low
hdiuc. 1870 Good ordinary lOc net receipts zoo UAes
90. ~ Lalca sioCs. 2.SlS bales
LOUISVILLE, April 3-Colion quicti HNilng l2'4Gl3c
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crSreAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSEY.

The annual report OF thls TaIWay TOT VH0
a75 inst published has been something OF o sur
mis- TO investors who had been led to suppose tnat Tue
Company had earned the dividends wh'on II hu pae
70 nav the quarterly dividends of gig per cent
a.vinr 1878 IT was found necessary to draw upon It's
aso tnd TO the amount Of $9l5549 or for nearly
Of tho total sum S2 013, 1881 paid out for diYi-
80 inns reducing the Companys reserve rom
I97 $40 as of Jan. l. 1875, to S2l233o on Jan l.
Is76 Yet the Company is anticipating for the present
prosperous year, expecting to do au unusually ms
On ts ong Branch line aud ITS new line TO Phia-
dnbis owing to the Centennial the princlpal VeinS III
nc renort eompare with those Of 1874 as iohoWs'
AA-L.u L.I-II
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spec,-, - nd western Railroad Company VIII
ieuo' =" a. Toledo. Ohio, on May 81, according 70
be noiI o,r advertising columns. This is to bo an
el;o1 meeting. and it will be important to secure
"asontaton of tho stock either In person or
by proxy. MI, p;,,or Insuranco Com
~. declared dividend of six per cent.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL d, 1876

slipping and shade lower bacon 50 loo
So Is shippng 50 2O~s9 80; philadelphia 80 co. sales
chiefly at IS l0dso 20 salpments 1900 head.
sHEEPRecepts 1900 head; market moderately aetivsi
to choice $3.50 25 choice So 5oas7 sfew fancy
ut 81 so.
INDIANAPOLIS April s-Hoos unchanged; receipts. 6e6
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Leave NewYork from foot Of De@brossOa and cor-
oiS5 Ton Washington and tts West Pullman parior
Pullman sleepers day Baltimore PITS
Connections Tor Columbus. Indianapolis, Louisville ard
2;65 m washington and tie SOUTH Savannah Florida
and Sew.orieans. Through cars FROM Sew-Yorx TO
1855 e, the ssaa ed
% II x The sa as a Sr
msnoqTg ,o a az EGfa ns Orleans an: tho
OF For through cEets please cal a. comPanys Offices 2el
foot Of corandt and DesBrosses ss and DEPOT Jersey &
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND ONO K r
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
and Freight G ia u Sd
5 P wan and G west bsps AZ 81 II S SS ss
and 5 o Rsn @ na ~ fs. Is,
Central p'nn'yw1yf VIM f ET NfTSgT6 s!a
Commencing Dec 1s7SnLsaye New York as follows:
nah e' aS1o G"s daAS Tor Easion Beyierc Behisnem
barre PottsyiIe Scranton. go. -
7i5 nWay IT,n icr FlsPt9s,9n and Easton.
N5 f ESrs fs@ G Ss sundays for
sSch CHUNK Taaaqna ToSan wiSsscrs
P9t craFsSn nnH i3r %iR HG bennington
100 p m.IExfREss for Fening'on, Eason Allentown,
barre, loading Columbia Lancaster, Ephrata, Pottsvle,
245 D. n.~ExFREss Tor EsstOn, Belvdere Bath, Maach
chqa1 wikesgarf fe, and 9a sG pansn
400 D. ui-Way for Easton Allentown. and Mauch
Junction with Dell Lack and West r. K
A.30 .. m.-Way train Tor Sonervie aud Elem n ton
800 =. m-Way train for Dun0llen a..
5:l5 EXPRESS daily. Tor Easton AuentO"n.
Mauch CIrnk Wisesbare Towands, Reading and Harris
b1rg. -
COO p. m.-Way Train Tor Songryfle.
$50 y. m.-Way Train for DUnelen.
ZOO y. m.-Way Tram for SOmeryle
$50 .. m-Fcr Eastor.
g.31 y. m-Way Train for SOmerylle.
1000 n NJ Way Train for Duneuen. -
For Eiiz,beth at C;3O CHS, $780, Z, $3.50 7s5, sa5,
200 $50 1915 ll:i5 p IL M lZio, l. LOO 2Ao,
Ban 2i5. g. AIS, $50 44J, D 5;lo o:3O, 545, y, O0,
O'o y '-'' ''O ''''' ~ 4. u RICHER supt. and Eng
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RAILROAD.-THE

/ GREAT TRUNk line hyD UNITED STATES MALI
ROUTE Trans Leave NowYOrk rom foot Of Desor0'' S"a
Express for HSTis5arc Pittsburgh the West AMI "a south
with Pullman Palace cars attached, $50 H. ana ooV %
sunday and so a M Lock Haven VIA Philadelphia aud
Ere H. DIV colnecng PIadelRhal 20 so M e az.
wlamspo lceS Hayep eO p a i Center and on
REGIONS r qs,morc Washington tho south Limited wash
neSon Of fusH Paor S1 day. sa'g Regular Z
$40 ia and FnHp E IL sa7aay 49, 3D.
aud "a ESsTaHt second class 9Pi .ml2u
Il iiso g. aSd e S 5:S si saa ss
'f$ S "a .sS 3 H. y j 10 s9 sS
da ~ 9sS SO TO- ii 50 p. and II night SUNDAY.
80 sS e@I ,Ps s. s e 10 ss z ss u.s.
p Ss%6o sq and South S A GS sHS aaa
For % S s ss sa@ u mn 'l0 'i' '''
90 E. P9 s4a an and
For ErSsStSn ana 1880 tio and w.
For La%bsrSyiss s sIG Sei1ider $50 a. m and
For 9S So a q b asa s N
For Trenton, Boren!oswpnI BS NJ m s'On Anu
go y q u 60 5c i a. q a al
pe% STss a ana Amssy
via M aS% Fsnerton a. A. AmS0y
and 80 MqamOat9f ISSo Pittsburgh $50 1890
1aass i.i iSi and 1nS asS @
ts HH O27 5 T sq iiiaS III iisi NJ
,s. IS 5" and n A:o so asoss
Iieset ~ pcs1rosses CortapdtsM NO: HoSoEsr
ErsS srsa, EEK d.a
FpAsK THOMSON. Genera Maaig0s. -----<
loNs oR posToS AND ALL POINTS EAST
REDUCTION OF FARE.
Elss,n, te.m s h No5 River too d Jays
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS
Ticket. for sale 1T principal ticket omoeS S ~ al
secnred at offices Of Westcott Express COMPANY > 80
DrOao""' PROVIDENCE LINE.
steamships ELECTRA AND 0A.ArnA Leave ,% u. lshs
river foot OF Park plaza At <S0 p m. fre'Sho W.
line tax at lowest raoA - o. n. noo,u preas.
l. w. FlLKISh u. r. Axk ~ @@S~~s
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PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
4 the NEW.JERSEY SOUTHERN II. R-Fare from New-
Philadelphia only 81 IS, commencing har IS iot
Leave from Pier :. y. H., foot eetors iOi9
a NJ or rhiadelphia Long Banch Toms River. Vnolani;
m. for Philadelphia Long Branch va sow.' shu
luCkertOn. w. =. 81 EDstN v. u
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ROAD AND EQUIPMENT.
Miles Of road towned anG
CAPITAL AND DEBTS
an ,66313S $40, 0O9,975 s4.9l4, 822 &


The capital stock was increased during the year So,
900 nv fbe of outstanding convertible bonds
hui az the Company at tie same time Issued SZ3OoVV VI
the bonds the amount outstanding Is reduced ony
so95 0D If we mistake not this issue makes up tho
mi sum of $500 0OO) authorized The privilege to con
vert these bonds into stock only extends from November
1875, to November, 1877. ,-,,..,. ...
The principal changes the debit side OF the account
fnllnNRS.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. April 3. 1870
DsIas as iie2 1928 22,S23 40.7s6
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9OodOrdinar,

slneIGOsd ordiDaii;v; It's n5s ,MIding .Id,is
freoaen tshyery prices closed st decline sage After
991s sales saturday alter n zoo IA i7 ana
500 i3s,s z zS0 iS1sso 6o1 sc. June. 800 1lc
eaAI1YO l4sae 200. l4s,sc; total blOo bales FTst
esi-HSTas, lg3 l$i2e. tOtal, 100 bales: second
sso S sGo eas. TSTd 5a.A HSS TO- isse S Nay
ioS I gay gay " Sd 70 300 10 is,ci 100 lSge
- sS asy ~ o LIS 200 3isyc; 900 1S 7Ise 100.
So ne :e ID. sSsO i'I;fS 200 isAe 600 i$sssS June
100 49, 49, aSC l3Sssc July, 500 4se 300 i4ssso;
gust ZOO "a ona se; loo "a oc o), "a ss2c Aq'
"a 500 bsls az, SVO lfhe 3O IL ssc; 200 IA &C.. total
heIchSnsa grand total 2efC0 bales ExchangeLIec paid
ss AV0 APRIL g. n. Attn, for April regular
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FISK Il HATCH.
Dipiasn0 Noiltes

DELAWARE. LACKAWASNA ASO WESTERN kA.RoADCo,(
NEN. YORK, Mach 81, 1916 :
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of Two AND
pauy Ap % $40 Transfer books close ApIi 3 ant open
April ~. i-1. FRED'k n. 0lBBENS. Treasurer.
nANYULE, URBANA. BLOOMINGTON,
Iand Pcsu Frst Mortgage and the Indianapolis B1Ouius
ton aud Western First Mortgage Consolidated Bonds bought
and sold by 1. TURNER, 20 y. sslu-st.. Room /
HOUsAroNc RAILROAD COMPANY, TgEasuEIRs ofkiCE}
BEiuGErCET Conn. March H. 1876. =
nlVIDFND No. 34.-The Directors of tits
> Company have declared q QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of
TWO DOLLARS PER SHARE on it, preferred stock. pay
able 0u the 10Th day Of Apgli next 49,.
books VII bH closed nom tie lst 10 the lot
uroA!mo, both days inclusive, -
CHARLES X. AvTRILL, Treasurer
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FUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

ELARRANG EMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. Dec :.
OfCOrtlaud and sDrosessts at
a. M for Eason. Bethlehem. Alleu.Gwn, Mauch Chunk,
Hazeton Beaver Meadow Mahanoy City, shenandoah NJ
Carmel Milkesbarre Ptstcn Flaira Sc, connecting with
trains for ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara FANS
and the West r,
HaLeton Mahanoy CITY, shenandoah, Wkesbare Pitst"n,
Tunkhannock Sc, making close connections fer ke1liaz
IOttsy harrisburg
4 y. M. Eason, BetAiehcln, Aneutowl, ana A1ucn
Chunk. stopping at all stations. . -. q, I'LL. A..
$50 10 m .h xpreSs. daily, for EaSon. Bethlehem, Al
cuown Maucl Chunk MskesDGIIe, f1ttston, Eilr- &c,
connecting IN for ithaca Anburn, 100 hester BiAao
NiapoTa Falls ami the west Pullnans sleeping coaches
ottacteJ ' ROBI IL. SAY RI >upL and EDgr
Church CJltaE II
CiAS II. CUMMINGS Assent
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OFFICE OF THE DUBUQUE ASb SIOUX CRY RAHRo AD Co.
M. ~ WILLIAM -, NEH.NoEN, March = 1910 ),
NOTlCE.-A DIVIDEND OF THREE 90
PR CENT this tsy been declared on the STOCK OF
mi. COMPANY payable DAY Of April next at the
once JcsuP Patton CO, 10 stockholders re-
gisteTed ~ such al the closing OF the books ,
Transfer closed the ls and rCopcnud on the
l7l DAY April uetL J. b. DUMoNr Assistant SECRETARY
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the I'M
derslcti As Trustees aud Receivers ~ the tDLtMBUS
CHICAGO aud INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY COM
pANY will pay on hehl. OF said Railway Company, on
urc-enaton AZ The Gaan National Banf, Now York CIV
the named interest m arrear on mortgage
Compauys railroad hne VIZ
Coupons 1896 On ten per cent bonds OF Indiana
Central Railway company.
coupons dne Oct 1875 on per cent bonds Of luton
,rt IognsDort KaroaI COMPANY. York, March 30,
1876. yAIES y lVDoSEN Eli,
WM. x FO~nlCk,
Trustees &C., ard Receivers OF Columbus Chicago and In
diana central Railway Company.
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,hcm. ALLENTOWN. and Maueh
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HU

~ EN- 1Dkh ZEN hhL AMI ibDNON
~ RIVER RAILRQAD.-Aiter Jan. !, 1875, through
trains wi! leave Grand Central De -,
800 a. H. Chicago ami Northern ENprc5s WITH crlwi1S
through Ia Rochester. .., -
3Oa NJ Special Chicago Express "1tiuts"ln5TOolcH3
1iO6s m Nortbrr1, and Western Express
4.Oc - M Montreal Lxprcss Hlh si1eiilS cars rom New
YORK To- st AIbans, arriving az Montreal 1t : % a.
600 D. M ExuresS with seepngCars Tor waterfowl aai
Cauaniaigna. .Aso Montreal wa Ptit,bu 81.
SUO " r ptCfc Isvrre,s ibally shopping for
Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo, eyeand and zinc L'au
also for Chicago va both Z. :. ana VI g RaloNis H.,
IlOp m Exmpss with sleeping cars for Albany anu troy
WY Trains us per A'.A' i''' G. II. KENDItCX,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-04

This sn seems a small amount for the interest chlIse
for one wear aud we are lei believe that 10 Il the bal
aDCe after credng the with the received
from investments, Including its proportion Of 4lOI IL
the reported earnings Of 5hc Lehigh and NLGcSare
Coal Company. The COmpany's own ana assumed N
CebedHrss, not including accounts payable, Is p-oVJo
OOO all bearing per cent Interest, except the Lehlgh
Coal ana War loan that Is per cent, gold, against
Sl92i7,UOO on Jan. ], 1875.
II should berema ked that the new line 70 Philadelphia
does represent any portion OF the increased capital
debt OF this Company Upon this subject tho report
says: This Company las had nothing 10 DO with the
Instruction OF the new road and is only called on to
~ the necessary tracks and facilities for taking
care OF tie business offered and 10 furnish pro
share Of tie equipment The traffic will be valuable
for the portion OF road used"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-04
NTFW. YORK. NEW-NAVEN AID HAI

~ IL
NISlON-Winter Arfangeme,t commencing trn II. 49,.
station III NowforE, Grand Genital Depot; ca
~ VI '' TRAINS LEAyE NETWORK.
Trains Tor New Haven leave II 40 tAccnl 500 tkNl
800 (Acoh, 10 A. m. tEN., ~ y. (AcCnl. (EN. 22o
tAcc ~, tEUL t40 aud j:ij local ESb (EIb ani 10
u En- Z og ~; vorwalk 7:lo so5 oOs A. To- l2mItEs)
200 3. - xxi 49, 5j. $40 G:5J D 10 ~ For stamford.
$40 o. 800, To- 40 a. ~ ], ~, ana 500 tES,
SO, 80, 10, l.. 10 G:3J 20 . H. and ii -
Boston lApreSS VIA opHlgHt' AT 800 anu ~ a. 70 ht
VIA Shore Line at aud ID the 500 a IN, l,
800 and and 10 m stopping stamford NOr@aik aud
500 IA and p N connect With trains gu shore lAu5 ID.
for providence. Inc 500
VITA shore Lane DIVISION t9r h2rwich anu the Newiiayen
and Northampton r. X 81 NewHayel, aud the sos "A.
and p m. og Newport 500 l0a. and = ranscun
meet HIth CONNECTICUT RIVER r. r. at Springfield. and
for Montreal ne 500 q. n and connect tn Nan.
eatucS RlI AID uonsaonc a. bridgeport. Tho 05
M i: ana tlo M with Danbuiy and NOrwaR at south
canaan r. X. at stamford.
sunday Boston MiL at via Springfield. II 10
~ III. Providence
Drawngroom Cars on Day Express and Sleeping Cars on
Night Express Trains -.
Ceara at Offices VI y. y Transfer Co, ia
Broadway York, aud No C0urtss, Brooklyn who VIII
also check baggage from residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-04
NORTHERN r. L. OF \. j.
ITains leave ior EnseNo0d. Coster. PIormont Nyacl

Grains leave FOR EneeSoCL Ciostor Fremont Ngack q
- NJ except Nyack) $780, 9.4j 1870, 2t5 445.
$50, ESQ., and Saturday nights only az ll3O
SUNDAYS, a. m. and Cl5 y. M.
Manuel. spring Valley. and MoDsey, 3i5 a. H. fiO p m
NoE.Trans leaving Chaml T5s on even or hall no irs
leave minutes earlier than above tines Tram,
leaving Cnamlers,f on quarter leave sd st. thirty
earlier leaves 23dst % 1880 connecting
with trains leaving Chambcrsst ~ 1870 and IL md
night ---- ,
Tickets passage ANA 'Or apartments in aYingroon and
Sleeping be obtained and orders for the checking
and transfer Baggage De t the Comp3nys Offices,
Nos 239 4O 529 and 30 Broadway; No. C0Crtst Brook
lyn, and ht the COmpany's Depots.
Express trains from the West arrive IN Newfork at TO
a. m, J: ~ and 1865 p.
mo Y. ABBNIr General Passenger Agent, New loTk.