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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-06-12
Buy the Boss Washer!

I have the sole right to manufacture and
sell the Boss Washer in Mile Laos county
This is the best washer in the market.
have these washers with, or without tub.
and wringers constantly on hand and fol
sale. Orders may be left at the UNION Of
flee or ut my house:
Price of Washer, 3 6 90
Washer with tub, 90
Washer, tub and best wiring
er in the market, IS 90
! Ten per cent. discount for cash.
JOHN McMINN.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-06-12

The editor of the Glenwood Eagle
is respectfully informed that "the St.
Cloud Journal Press could bring out
its townsman, Judge McKelvy, as
candidate" for Congress lit chose to
do so, but it knows that in doing this
it would be taking the liberty of using
the name Of that gentleman in a con-
nection which wonld not meet his APP
proval. His friends generally under
stand that he is well satisfied with the
position he is now filling and so long
filled 50 acceptably' and that no spec
ial favor is conferred upon him by the
unauthorized and undcsired use of
his name as congressional candi-
date. The Eagle is further informed
that no apologies are necessary.-St.
Clovd Journal press.
The "baby's best friend" is DR.. Bulls
baby syrup, since it maintains the baby's
health by keeping it free from collie, etc.
Price, Is cts. .9s
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-06-12

We noticed Mr.. VanAlstine among
the many gatherers at the dance, Fri
day night; he trips the Fantastic as
lightly as any of the boys.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-06-12

Hugh Brown, Esq, is fitting up
neat picket fence, and laying a new
sidewalk along the east side Of his
lots.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-06-12

Rev. VIM. H. Chapman, Pastor Of
NJ. E. Church, Georgetown, writes:
"iIaving had an opportunity to test
the excellent qualities of Dr.. Bulls
cough syrup; l hesitate not to say, it
is the best remedy | have ever used in
my family"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-06-12

Mr.. George Buck is building new
fence aroundhis place, which improves
its appearance greatly.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-06-12
Drv Weather Notice.

Dry Weather Notice
Wagon tires set at Caley's black.
smith shop, without cutting and weld.
ing, for $3.50.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-06-12

The call for the Republican county
convention, will be issued next week.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-06-12
FRATERNAL LODGE NO. 80, AT:

Regular Communications held on the
second Wednesday evening in each month.
NEWELL A. ROSS, W.. NJ.
DANIEL A. Galley. Sec.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-06-12

We were shown letter from Will
Townsend, now in Grant Co. D. T. He
states that he lost his wood claim, but
has now good prairie claim six miles
from timber, and is pretty we'll salts
fed. Just think, o ye Princetonians!
of hauling fuel six miles when the
mercury is 40 degrees below zero, and
tae wind blowing young hurricane
across the '.treeless waste" and In con.
temptation of this, thank the fate.
that have left you where plenty o
wood is at your door, and in as gooc
county as any in the state.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-06-12

'-butI have got the intelli-
gence.''
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-06-12

The circus folks refused TO pay the vii
lagc license of twenty five dollars and
made arrangements to pitch their tents
outside Of the corporate limits unless the
council would consent TO accept ten dol
lars for q permit. The council therefore
amended the ordinance, reducing the Ii
cense from twenty-five dollars to ten.
There is a good deal Of humbug about
these village corporations, with their Or
tlinanccs, licenses and things -Monlicel-
u Times.
Mrs. Mayo OF Livona, an old lady some
seventy years Of age. and mother Of the
slayo Bros. Of Minneapolis, and r. NJ.
Mayo Of WISCONSIN, died at Livona last
Monday night, Of enlargement OF the
brain. The funeral occurred Wednesday,
and was quite largely attended. Mrs.
Mayo was own. cousin to Senator Lot
Morrill,, of Maine, and was a remarkable
woman in many respects. Ell River STAR
Massey DANCES FOR JoY.-We have
got EN-. We shell investigate jist as
fur ez we want tn, and that will be
jist enuf states tn elect Tilden. w,
hev got Mr.. Hayes this time. We
shell teach the abolishonists that wheI
pure man like Samyooel ]. TildeI
Ehez bought and paid for an offs, he il
goin' to git it. We hev swor not tt
be swindltd out Nv what wuz ours BY
purchis, Tilden IL great man. /
1 cost him too much to buy the nomi
nashen and the eleckshun not to b, /,
EN-, We are going to be president
am arrangin it. You will hear from
me next week. The Corners will b,
electrified! The country is safe ant
dimocrosy is on thr high road to snc
cess.
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.'s7f7iagzsE s,ssssss. X
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-06-12

We Editor cut his hand badly, the
first of the week, so that he is wholly
unable to write or do anything what.
ever on the paper. We would like tc
ask the boys in the Office to write ar
apology for the appearance Of thi:
weeks UNION, but fear they would
not like to do it--you know.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-06-12

There will be a Grand Ball at Ma.
sonic Hall, July 4th. Princeton is
going to have a first class celebration
this year; programme and full partic.
ulars next week.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05

Pennsylvana sheen. weight eeso lbs. at 6xc. per lb
81 Penns lvana sheep. weight 940o lbs at 6sc per ID
100 Ohio sheep. weight 400 lbs. Ut 5tc per To- q
ohio sheep. weight ll,2io lbs. vt sac. per 10.
Kass n Pdcock sold so Ohio sh co. weight
80 $50 lbs. at &C. per )o Ii3 Ohio sheeo, we9ht l!ioo
1888 sheep and lambs al IS rs per head Judd
Buckin gham sold l72 Ohio sheen, weight 10 73O bs NJ
5ec per lb $50 state sheep. weight 1900 bs a 0sse
per ID j. Kirby Co sold ia Michigan sheep tieht 93
lbs per head at 80 20 1874 Ohio sheep weisht
80 lbs he ad c h. 30 ohio sheep, wegnt lo2
sheep and lambs weight 9s lbs per head st &C. peril
ums. Elicit Co sold 43 ohio sheep weight 80 lbs
head at 5c. H. 3s5 Ohio sheep weights ia lbs
159 lbs per head. at 01sc lb l0t Michigan sheer
weight 50 lbs per hsAd, at 50 40 per cwt 10y
Michigan sheep. weight 93 lbs. per head. ~ 81 50
pcr cw; lsO Michigan sheep weight % lbs per head at
s. per H. T3 state sheep, weight ~ lbs per head ~
57sc b $40 sheep, wei zhts SO Tbs 81 lbs
head 5c per lb 10 state sheep. wesht 10 lbs per
cad at &c 10 state sheep weight III lbs per
head at sac per lb no state sheep weaht 10 lbs per
he ead 6,c. H. 81 State lambs. weight IS lbs
head at exc H. Sold for ending March 1873.
sheep aud lambs At 50 90 average per head Davis
at 5fc. To- 65 state weight la lbs per head,
SIZE b 73 Ohio sheep, weight 100 los head at
9ilc. per ~; 128 Onio sheep; weight l34 ios psr
head, al 61ac. per H.: l9j Illinois sheep, weigh.
% lbs per head at 50 s7s per cwt ls9 u iiins.s 10.
c~t I24 iIinos sheep weight II lbs per head IS
per cwt l5T Illinois seep. weight ~ lbs. per head A.
- 92a per cwt sold tor week ending March 2 1878 oi73
sheep and lambs at 50 56'4 average per head.
Mich Cows.-rhose to hand held on sale
vEALs AND CALvEs-Trade slow and small: quality In
dherent calves sold at &c per ID veas ut &C. per To-
Hoes six car loads Of Ohio hogs held sale
livs weight
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, March 4-Evening.
Cioversesd 4os Tor American red Cotton The sales OF
the d Az included II 500 bales American futures dull
lands low niiddling clause october and November de-
livery. 6i4d., also 9-32d. 80
Produces petroleum io1d per gallon. Spirits
turpentine. 25s cwt Calcutta Hnseed, 4Ss ber
ou ar ter linsced oil, E25 los per ton.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT
LIyERPooL, March I. 1878
Pork-Eastern dull at 62s Western duh ut 53s. Ba-
Cumberland cut dull at 3os short rib dull a. 3os
lone clear dull at 2Ss short clear dull ~ 29s Hams
Long dull Ais shoulders dull AZ 22s. 3D. Beet
India mess steady ut 05s dull at ll6s. prime
Lard Primei Nv estern duh at 37s 3D. Tai
city dull 40s I'd. Turpentine-Spirits steady
NJ 26s Rosn- duh at 5s. 81 dne dull 1T los
Che American choice duli a. sos Lard oil steady at
Asa Flour-txtra dull ut 29s Wheat-No spring
dull at los sd; No. do. dull at los Sd winter dull
at lis I'd. Corn-Mxed soft dull 2Ss 0j for old; do.
dull Mt 2js Cd for new Cottonseed oi-Yeilow Amercan
none the Rec ipts of wheat tor the wee from
Atlantic ports 81 $50 do do Pacific do, 1S 100
do do do sources, 5000 do. Receipts OF
ID, $50 quarters.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05

TIE largo decrease n number and mileage OF passenge
compared with 1875 is explained Ly the exceptional
volume OF travel during the Centennial year
The following table shows the earning aud per pas
scnger per mie ON each Of the divisions =
Length OF road-Pennsyivania Railroad and branches,
1905; United Railroads cf New jersey branches
phia sn1 Erie Railroad ass al" lines east oi Pits
average earnings from each PASSENGER mile Penn.
roads Of New Jersey and branches 2251 900: Phsdel
pha and Erie Rail road. eoi ooJ: all lines east Of Pitts
Average ,os o transporting each passenger one milo
Pennsylvania Railroad aud brancGes- 75 200 United
depha Eric Railroad. 444I 900: all lines Of
Pittsburg and Erie 7s4 900. .
Rnro"d and DV"s Ssase pss u%sd aarsa u
New Jersey and oranenes 300 ooo; Phiiadephia and
burg and Erie o $50 900
ofthe o73s2e5 tons moved the main line 1907 1877
be seen rom this statement that the local freight Of tho
TOM age 80 that much the larger Of its revenue is
derived from ITS local business.
The volume OF East bound than double
that West bound although there was decrease In East
bound through reyh. o ~ - & per cent. o.
tonnage occurring during hrst part OF the
tho short OF 1876 ana 20 tne complete embargo
len the riots ~ that cv In July last.
Tho decrease shown In East bound local iregh.
ceasug Tho local trade West bound showed
The rosd bed and track Of your main lin. are 4. even
better condition than IN 1876. The entire ysct nov
laid with seei a's I" o7 pounds 70 tho yat and can os
On main line aud branches 4.Ol5 of steel rail
.na ss ussa r. ."s n: v tons
The bridges received especial attention. IN sdditor
alluded TO- over The susquensnns &C IN.
wnole Of which work was npieted by the Delaware
interfering r"ins Soiisrpls.s sirc.
bridges were put w a. nambe, o. points The tras
by three arch bridge.
in consequence Of the dss.rason Of Jour property u
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
nm NnARn-o.a0 p M-
500 shs Am Fiag.bcbl0
COMMERCIAL r EPORT.
HIGHER-FUTURES

COTTON \: SPOT 1-l6c. HIGHER-FUrUREs
CLOSED BARELY STEADY FLOUR QUIET
WHEAT oUIET-coRN EASIER OATS STEADY
wH1sKEY sTRADY-PoRK QUIET-LARD Low
Err PETROLEUM DULL-oILs QUIET-sPIR1Ts
ouIET-sUGAR QUIET--FREIGHTs QUIET, BUT
STEADY.
MONDAY. March 4-6 ?. II.
changed. although the TACT that the Eastera
over tended depress the market for oreadsus, all
Of when were somewhat lower and decidedly dull.
Flour and wheat very sparingy dealt IN Corn
was eagier. Oats steady. Wniskey was steady. PORK
auiet Lard dun and lower Freights were quiet,
but steady Cotton tho spot Il6c. higher futures
closed barely steady. Groceries quiet. OILS we're
quiet Petroleum aud naval stores were dull
CorrHE-The market tor Ro quiet; mild coffee do
We note sale OF 996 bags Rio, ex Snowdrop, aud
1000 bags do, Ig both on private terms We quote:-
Ordinary cargoss I4t4c 14sc fair do. Ice. good do,
i6Lc; prime do IKE extreme range for lots, l44c.
isAc Santos fair good 1916 iec, gold 80 days;
lava government bags, 2Oc. l1sc.; do mats.
2OlSc. IA 22i.c Singapore lie. 1shc: Ccyon 1896
ls1sc; Maracabo l5c. 1sc Lagrayra. 6c 1sc Ja-
maica I5c. n l6ac.; st. Domingo, lie. l4Ac.; Porto
Rico I6c n ISc Costa Rica, Ice 19c. Mexican Ice.
u IKE Macassar lie 1sc. Angostura, l61ac lSc
Ssyanlla I5c Isc.: Curacoa. l41ac l5lsc.
COTTON the spot ll6c. dearer, and the market
closed steady at the Improvement Advces from Liver
pool decidedly better SCOT being active and hrer:
upands at nd Orleans sgd Sales 10 OUC bales.
Futures were active and 6rmer, buyers offering sgd.
more Our market, under the tavorabie Liverpool aud
news, opeued decidedly higher tine opening sales
being made advance SATURDAY., 5 closing figure OF
from II points shortly after the opening the market
signs OF weakness closed barely steady tho
advance the day being from 8 to points The official
closing to-day, compared with Saturdays, were ss
nil
The New York herald., 1878-03-05


Delivered contract 700 bales For future delivery the
sales were rs follows saturday after L. MAarcn,
100 iOosc. 700 10 96c 800 at lO97c April,
400 y8c 400 0.97c, 80 vt 10 96c. May, 400
Lose. 800 il.U7c., 400 at lu5c. 600 at lO6c.;
June 500 &c., 800 111Sc. 800 at I7c, 100 at
i6c july. 200 at H. 27c. 100 At 26c loo at 2ic;
August 100 S2c 100 at il3ie Total. 100 bales.
200 at ilo5s. 200 at ii.Oic. April, l50O at
iiUsc.. 5000 at Hoe. 1,4Oo ut 1f.06c, 100 at
lO4c 100 II O5c. 100 ut lO6c.. $500 at Ofc,
100 at iiU2c 100 lie, 300 at 1lU1c 200 a O2c
May. 200 H. lSc 3.40O at 1l17c 800 at H. i5c.,
1900 6c 60J ut H. l5c., 700 at Lille. 200 at
at II 2c: June. 400 at II 2sc, ooO At II zoe, 100
1i3Oc 300 27c., 500 25c., 800 at 23c.,
GOD ut Doe 100 23c., 100 xt 2lc 300 III 22c
uy 32c 700 IL 33c. Hoo at H. 32c., 500 at
5Jc; August 200 ~ lL4oc., 500 ut II 36c. 800
| l3sc 800 ut lI37c, 100 At ll:35c, 100 at
Total, s6.4oo bales. Grand total. 47,IOo bales.
$3.50 New Orleans ~ 025 MOBILE. 52S: savannah
yUb; Charleston. Il7J; Wilmington 3S2; Norfok. y64
Baltimore $50: New York. ys9 boston 726 Phiadelphia
Total. 81 9s5 bales This day last week. 2336 Ibis
day last year STA Total since september l. 357 s39
bales to saturday night. Cotton frcghts closed toll
ssc TO HAMBURG, by steam zsc compressed TO Bre-
men, by &C. compressed TO Liverpool 032d., by
steam by sai o-32d.. compressed.
Flour AND ptiRAISRecepts-Flour 90 S3S bb.s. wheat
bushels. meal. so bDIs and 52i sacks;
756.s busneis oats ~ so do. ii 1888 do barley
prices the buyer The sales, ncudng state West
ern aud Southern 900 bbis, within the xed
Rye hour quiet, with sales of 800 bbls Corn
quiet the sales being only about 40 Dolls Rye
fairly active. The sales were 10000 bushels; No.
Western vt 7Oc re and state At re 75c Barley and
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
The closing prices in San Francisco were:-

The total sales OF STOCKS at tho Board to-day aggre
gated CO, ,S27 shares.
The earnings of the 81. Louis. Kansas CITY and
Northern Railway Company for the week ending
February 2s. 1878, were s5o,745 so; corresponding
period year. $40 146 or increase 1875 81 500 49,
January 10 February 2s 1875 S499 2s9 80; January
to February 2S 1871, s47l, 10 81; increase 1875
$27,5 $40 OF.
The revised rates for foreign exchange are as fol-
lows
Sixtu DdUs Three Ddus
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. a.
''fs';s '' H. i'i;' 's'
ordinary sc Net ,sSsiD.' slo25 bales; gross 2asai
ins sales 7eco; last evening LOO Stock. siis
,.,. ,o,<, NSs,.E, s. II ,,,sns Mscs s, 4 1873 ssoa
WISE, isd Sales. 1000. stock 60 $50 v.,.s ,s7s
Cotton Arm middlng 10 q. Ise low mddns sssc good
Continent. 2.o24 saos, 500; last evening, 200 stock
05.5Is $50
Cotton quiet and steady; mdsng loe i'w miSdling
Exports coastwiss. I.27o. saes. 500 stock 4o,se3.
wILMIxoroS March a. 1878.
g. 3 S ysss aS y Ds @
Ut 81 Is.
weak hard Duluth club, 81 ss: 30 MiwauEos club.
s Barley ss's quiet and corn meal an"
@ srsaq ssss .s s ASaSy an!
Ioc per cwt. Flour shipped by rail. 100 bbs
ss .nss; Western No. sprns & 70 70 q 81 g. 20: d. vs'.s St.
d = s, s. e
IS f 56 Iys S"'ss $ m ssss
so' ss'1ss snss 70 s''si' ;''
ss Ia 'Is
terms Oats ncmiually qao.ea Western sos sle
ecsea Matt quiet; state Doc. a ST; Uauada. 81 05a
81 so1ss S SsSa ssss IN M i Is " so %s.ay " 49, g.
% in FAR .ass OF 20 SS
E ss.. 81
5asnsis sssR' corn, $50 do oats. 400 DO barley o
S es S a
barley. 100 DO. rye $500 do Grain and @oas
%'ss' Ss s. ssas' ss
Flour dull and dropping; family. IS 20 ST 80 Wheat
5ass IT, y: ss 0' ys % quiet t ss
firm \. Gle tsc Barley steady n .ir demand prime
3 a' 81 il s a 81 % sAs :H &c I4Js &
~. @ and .sa ysat r a. s Se sss sad
dsl 4. ~ 9 .;a sad s.se e;
81 sss: sss
s. so gns 50 ss u! Paskk.ns - 80 u go. co butchers
wsen. aa.l; No. Write Mlsh,s%a: 81 g: Ne DO,
81 sa ISL
ss 81 aS Nay SS 81 ' IT, s'sd % 81 s"a
MssH s con Nav aa w. sa s .
S ass s i 81 GAS s.%s Ss y y " ss1S
s. vss Y g. o ssss es oats. aS%
200 bbls. aour loo bushels wheat $1,000 do corn.
Hs sr the p 81 "ss .sa seller and
.'ss Nay :ssr T. aS M, tss SSss dull So .
lower, closing heavy NJ Chicago spring. 81 W; NJ
81 oSH. March: 81 ok 81 ok. April Corn in fair
mand but lower 429ac., cash axe March aud April;
Lower; aaHs; cash 2ss. March; aate ,2+sc. April:
Barley dull and shade lower at 45sc. a 4e1sc Pork
dull. weak Sand lower: 40 %, cash; $40 $40 u2la,
~. lsva.s1 TX ~ 10 cash 8 Ia.s :. 10; April;
and lower shoulders. sac short rib S5 o5; short clear,
$5 37s Wniskey report ed at ~ o. dressed hogs heavy
M "a observation-disclosures 900 bbls wheat, lug 800
els corn. lleuoo Do: oats 200 DO rye, $500 do;
barley do Shipmeuts-Fl0ur, 900 bbs wheat,
$1,000 bushels; III 600 do; oats, % 600 do.
900 barley, $4,000 do AZ the close Wheat I'M.
and lower 81 oT5 81 OH. April Corn unsettled
and lower 4iac 4l2.c, March; March; al,lc ' &C. April
Pork mer and 5sc higher Lard hrner and a'ac higher
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
The closing prices OF Philadelphis stocks were:-
MINING SHARES.

The following were the opening prices OF mining
locks at Francisco to-day-Gould and Curry. sH
Iavage, 10; Cholar Potosi 81; Ophir. 5l; Hale and
Eorcross, 1oH; Crown Point, 6; Yellow Jacket, II;
Beicner, Az; Virginia Consolidated, 221a; California,
10Y; Overman 16; RAYMOND and Ely, 8; Best and
Belcher, 22h; Kentucx, 81; Union Consolidated, 8;
Alpha, lo1s; Sierra Nevada, 4h; Mexican, 1871; Eu-
reka Consolidated AZ; Justice 10; Utah, IL jackson,
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
FINANCIAL.
aIaTY.F1RsT ANNUAL REPORT.

OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA, March IL, 1873 !
To THE SHAREHOLDERS The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
your Directors submit their report for the 1877.
OF the shareholders embraces the general result
your company is interested. and deiae statement OF
s"sransess made by it, with such other information il
believed will enable you to iuy understand the phvs-
cal and financial condition oi your property. g.
olowns shows the ssnnss and
directly your company east Of the cities of PsIurg
is. The Pennsylvania Railroad Division embracing the
main line from phIadephia TO Ptsours and the branches
% The United Railroads Of New Jersey Division, EN-
between Philadelphia and Amboy; the BeIvidsre Dsa-
eriug 73 miles OF line aud the Delaware ana Rartan ga
: 3d. Hs rsaisiphia and Erie Railroad Division te.
tween sqd MrS ,s M . ms Of o and
hSSS$ pESSaShG s soT is9 THE YEAR
NO. PESSSShVASSttA hxASts pHsi9 T5iS LINZ
AND '"fhILntSi "ffiiiLaDiLfiIiS. l'iiS'' NJ ~
From, general freigh,s. ...silGi2 100 OF
Es% %i.ssii.assa: slss's ,55 5sIe e. q q
From cmierant passengers. i43s55 o.
From s.,,S.a SSs%s g malls s s47ls ls q =
From miscellaneous p"sseh- co,.o-,
gers ........... .......''.' ,y,'',3S 13'',3S .;
From rents........-........ ls3os5 ol
io'"' earnings Expenses ''''''''' -
tion on...................... $41 1so. .253 30
For motive power .......... 3.UjS,317 Oe
FOR maintenance OF ears -. 52j 81
For maintenance OF way. 2.lS5 4s6 =
For general expenses....... $4,000 10
Total EXPENSES. Io75i.Iss "a
Net earnings for operating main line - .
anu branches $S,2323id oi
Add interest received
from Investments, In
casn................,.. $l.763oeo a.
Add interest received
from Investments, In
securities at estimated
cssh value 4O271l ~
Total. .................-......... s2,ies se2 ie
for "ss Of eau,pment t............. s45,72o %
Total sarnings. SIC, ,743 sv9 W
The New York herald., 1878-03-05

and Missouri sixos of 1887, District of Columbia
65's and Tennessee skies. old
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were quiet, and the following were
the changes compared with last previous sales:-An
advance OF u In Chicago and Northwest consois q
In Pacific Railroad OF Missouri Hrsts and y in st.
Paul sinking funds Union Pacific nrsts and Ohio and
Mississippi consolidated. There decline OF "
In New Jersey Central 6rsts.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares sold at 100 Tor American Exchange, III
for Commerce, Is for Merchants Exchange, 63 for
North America, 125 for Metropolitan and 94H for
Park.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovIDEScE, r. t.. March f. 1873.
Printing cloths inactive holders ttic frmer under
pected production but quotations uomi
,,ilv ,,t,clu nyad
The New York herald., 1878-03-05

Showing a credit to the balance Of profit and
loss. the operation OF the lines east of
the cities OF Pttsburg and Erie Tor the year
isS7 of........... of ..... ..... 81 995 334 81
IL will be from the foregoing statement that the
OF tho company for e past ye. was fraction
six per cent.
From this balance to the credit of income
court year 1877, 81. 1886 1884 81
Your board OF directors might have deducted
the dehcencies OF the following companies
in meeting their liked liabilities for that
The New York herald., 1878-03-05

Net earnings applicable to pay interest.
Deduct amount paid Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad Company as renta.......
The details oil the foregoing accounts apl
ments A aud b ai tached to this report, whi
ately the results OF the working Of each ro'
the three divisions east OF Pittsburg and Erie
Out OF the balance above shown
There were paid during the
year, two dividends, one OF
per cent and one OF n per
cent S.. .41O. 457 OO
State tax upon same. ........... 1850 VI
The New York herald., 1878-03-05

veur, as toilows:-
Susquehanna Coal Company,
deficiency In meetin iutsr-
est guaranteed by Pennsytva-
mia Railroad Company. $l2l ,4S4 S6
Pennsyivania Canal Company.
deficiency in meeting inter-
est guaranteed by rennsyl-
vania Railr"ad Company. SS,605 80
Western fesnsylvsnis nail.
road Company, deficiency in
meetins interest guaranteed
by tho fennsyivauta ksii-
road ComAny. ................ o.SlO %
Baltimore and Potomac Rail-
road Company, deficiency in
meeting interest guaranteed
by the Pennsylvania kaiIroad
Company .......... lS3.2Jz IL
American steamship Company,
deficiency In meeting interest
Guaranteed by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad C0mpany..... 1850 IL
Allegheny Valley Railroad Com.
pany, deficiency In meeting
interest guaranteed by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pb;indelphia and Erie Railroad
Company. deficiency In meet
ing Interest ON guaranteed
bonds not owned by the Penn
nyIvania Railroad Company. 1885 81
Grand Rapids and Indiana Kali
road Company, deficiency In
meetins interest guaranteed
by che Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. .................:... ZoO LIS IL
(For the amount advanced to !,
tuis company the Pennsylva-
mia Railroad Company holds
the FIRST mortgage coupons,
which are secured by the
land grant. and believed to De
A good asset. rs hereinafter
more particularly stately
Loss shown in in
come accounts ou
the Southwestern
leased lines ofthe
Pittsburg, Ctnctn-
natl aud 1T. Louis
KailwRyC0mpauy$l31,7S+ 7S+ 81
Less profits on the
Northwcstn lines
and other proper
~ Of the Pennsyl.
vania Company.
shown In its In
come account.... 3O.l7O 81
Loss on tho Lykens
Valley Coal Com
pany -........... i'4,o@o -
Less profit on tho
summit Branch
Haiirosd Compa'y 27.267 81
Balance .........S1i7 .56l ~
Less also. Onc-third
OF the profits of the
Mineral hailroad
AMI Mining CON-
puny Id. sSo ~
l3i, ,7ei Al
The New York herald., 1878-03-05

-Wheat dull and lower The sales calls
49, oOJ bushcs No spring for March, 81 2fa 24
and OuU bushels do for APRIL at 81 70 The betwe
the calls were iOonV bushels. 81 "a = 81 20 for No.
spring aud Chica4o i5a Tor white State. I'll - nr 40
white ITO arrivel. 81 20 Tor No Milwaukee; f6 O0O
bushels No sping tor March. at 81 2sS a. 2iX aud