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Excess ofreserve
above legal re-
nwHw.HUAn

Excess ofreserve
above legal re- - $500 an an eao tn, a. A0S $50
guiremcnts.-.. -o.olzsoo' 9A'''''o'' 49,
The stock market to-day was only nth. more so
AN that OF Friday, the transactions ano.hu"L
500 shares against IS 900 shares yesterda,. us ~
res wore strong with here aud there soch oonspt0
nous for an advance. The shares OF the u Iouls,
Kansas City and Northern Railroad Welc , pvm
ineuI and the business I'm them was unusa
alIy large the transactions In the TWO eU ,nao
~ stocks amounting to $1,000 shares more tLan
. tnird of tbe total days business Each class iun
tanned it's ful advanced price at the close te I
iTa and the preferred 45a This company me- hOs ong
iost The Chicago and Atoms Chicago business, pu ~.
tb,t companys new Kansas City line encounters ~ =,
cmne,iior for the ST. Louis business. POSSIBLY ~
hsiiavad that on account of these facts suoi' ,
Sos been organized In the stocks OF sufficient ~
io warrant an attempt 10 punish IT, hut OF thls ma
mo- Indication In the very small demand 70 o'ii'" ""
stocks. ,,-,..-.-, s,o,,r,i stocLs on the
chasing OF the tran sfers to-day were ~ De 1uotu nd
idends aud anticipated that thSil CeD,rai inc
hs hed strong over that event In Michlga
Business was light aud no sales were made ex
bnf The biddiug price 7oA which 10 the gu s Win
" 1Ga, the naures at which the last sh'cs r,Iv
dividend were made. lAaEa ehOFe was many
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NEWPORT LINE

~ FOR BOSTON.
FIRSTCLAsS FARE 81
Tickets limited and good only steamer leaving New
YORK day OF SALE and connecting train leaving Newport
the next morning az $50 The magnificent steamers
NEWPORT" and "OLD COLONY"
will leave Newly daily at Sundays excepted from
Pier RS ~ r. foot Of NuITays Passengers by this
leave NewYor 30 to 60 minutes later than via other lines
and connect at Newport at 630 with FAST EXP RESS
TRAIN, arriving at Boston 1850 o. THIS Is THE ONLY
LINE running low fares that affords passengers FULL
NIGHTS REST Returning connecting train leaves BOstol
at D. mr. running through 10 Newport in hours steamer
arrives New York ut o'clock next morning.
SateTooms be- obtained only at the Office of
the Line. Pier %. y. H., ana on board steamers.
GEO L. COSNOR BORDEN q LOWELL
General Passr. Agent.
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OFFICIAL REPORT ". 7. INNING STOOh Ia
CHANCE SALES JUNE 20. 1879.
CLOSING SALES.
sAruRpAY. Juno 2s-P. VI.


The bank statement for this week ac-
orraeIv reflects the carly disbursements OF the Treas
,r nut not its later receipts. The reserves OF the
,,o are reported 10 have been increased - 4l27OO
rrno suhTreasurv balances reduced last satur-
1ay and Monday S3246,0l0, and by Wednesday
,rbt 90 s25 596; but Thursday the re-
,ointa exceeded the payments S552906 and on
Frttov S3O6OO40; therefore the net change
tn, Friday June 90 to Friday. June 27. III the SUD-
r,srrv balances was only advance OF S2l2oil'
r,,5antlv this weeks bank statement Is maze upon
LIE, ges instead OF on rising averages. ~ last
-, Ioaps were contracted S2,326100. These items
h an increase Of Os6 600 in the assets but on ths
thar hand the liabilities reported Increased ohy ny
circulation s2l5 100. less reduction OF s634oo OF ue
osi,s This ference indicates an outgo Oi S9oo'oVO
of country bank notes. -
compored with that OF the corresponding ua'o
NJ 1873 the present statement shows; 21sInss;
inc reased $50 ,e55 300 specie iheteSsed [o'J i'm.
ega-tendeIs decreased S',Oeo' .oOi - y - no.
"a eurpus reserve decreased Ss,11O,ZOu nc .V.n
reserve SOS 500 OOO) Is 2944 per etnl o uo V
densts against n 90 las week ana 81 is ior Juns 80
1873 TLt following are the comparative TOTALS Vi 'Ho
last two weeks: -, c,..,n.o.
ro,ns -. $685.. sol 800 s2sS573.5o0 Dec t2S29i939
ls2S ss 200 4 SS5S5S0 Inc Inc $3.50
Deposits 1926 i!s9o0 S9o Iss 25i0S
rha ,oow,nc shows the relations between the total
reserve ana the total deposit liabilities;
June 81 June o. ChangeSS
enoc,o - sI9,206,8O0 sl9.686.t00 Inc sS95SyyV
IsgaStenderA... 4Ss59,400 4SsO26OO Inc SOi9,-W
7ots reserve... s68I563OO s6e56aOOo Inc. s+ai@70o
K ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tsS .G 6s5i495O 6e52sloo
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UHO' II O 7-''"' ''''' ~ 7 I''0' -DI = ~.
EHJGH VALLEY RAILROAD,
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE.
REDUCTION OF FARE.

On and after July /, 1879 the fare via the
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
excursion tickets limited t. five days, between
YORK and PlilLAD ELPHIA. will be redrced 20 81.
Fifty trip books good for bearer within date
500. III. p. BALDWIN,
l,tnflp Pa Auapt
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ASK FOR TICKETS VIA CONNECTICUT RIVER LINE.


THROUGH AND ROUNDTRIP TICKETS CAN BE
PURCHASED AT TICKET OFFICE y. ~ H. & III. ~
r., GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT NO. AZ BROADWAY
OFFICE CENTRAL VERMONT kAILWAY); At NO
27l BROADWAY tOFFICE PASSUMPSIC r. r.. AN d AT
THE NEW-YORk TRANSFER CO.'S OFFICES, 40. ga
BROADWAY AND no. 10 tOURTST, BROOKLYN, AND
Al PRINCIPAL HOTEL TICKET OFFICES, AT EACH
OF WHICH PLACES FULL INFORMATION CAN BE
OBTAINED.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonic
AO and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer bridgeport
leaves Catharuep daily Sundays excepted at ll3O
and Bridgeport az II p. m.
TOR RONDOUT and MISUNDERSTANDING
u COZZens West POint, Cornwall Nowburg Marlboro,
Delaware Waikiki Valley Railroads Steamboats, JAMES
W. BALDWIN aud THOMAS CORN ELL leave DAILY att
p. m, Pier - North River. foot OF HarrSOn-st
Except saturdays when the Steamer Thomas Cornell will
leave at O'Clock p M commencing une 20
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL and in
termedate points. Steamers leave Pier rs f. h, daily
Sundays excepted at (lweuty third st. T. II. az 3lJ
p. M and IL connecting with special trains az New
Haven for Hartford Springfield. &c. Tickets sold and bag
gage checked at GA Broadway, NcwYor, and COurtst,
Brooklyn. Excursion 10 New.Hayen and return 81 %.
TOR NEW-HAVLN, it's surroundings and
u all stations the New-York Boston ana Air Line,
Derby and North Hampton Railroads advertisements
JOHN III. 5rAIIN an1 ERASrUS CORNING leave Pier 10.
n r., foot Of Courtlandtst at p. every night In tho
week except Saturdays arrive In New Haven In me for AL
trains all railroads best facilities for PASSENGERS
and freight fare 81 excursion 81 90 starns Newayen
JOHN II. STARIN. Proprietor
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Urates ano (enocrs.

CRATES AND TENDERS.
" The largest manufacturers HaliLow Crates
for either hard soft coal with dumping and shaking attach
ment Brass open ePlaces, with andirons and
Crates for wood fires Brass Tenders, Fire
Holds OF antique and modern designs
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Estimates given 10 builders contractors aud architects.
J. 5. CONOYER & Co. 800 aud 3ds Canal-st Y. Y
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TILE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

Fourteen Through Trans way daily; three depots in
Phade pha, TWO III New-GOrk
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THE ERIE RAILWAN.

E,HE ERIE RAILWAY,
i now known BY it, ney name, the NEwYoRK LAKE
ERIE and WESfERN RAILROAD. Arrangement of trains
70 a m Cincinnati ana Chicago Day Express Driving
loom Coaches 10 Buffalo ana Suspension BIilgs.
6p DAILY Fast st. Louis Express arGyng at Buffalo
connecting with fast trains To the west aud south
pm DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
ANA Chicago without changes also Hotel Dining
IN IN. Emigrant train for the West.
Irilns leave Chambgis street Depot Now,forK, for
p ana II midnight saturday nights only. sundays.
RniRerlord PARK ana Passac g. 1850 10 1920 a. H. IL
night sundays, t. hSO IU:2C m Loo, ESQ D. and ~
paterson 5:l5 g. Cas- 800 $780, 10 1920 1880 A. m IL
1909, 3. 81 $50 ii3Q i;i1 5l0, 6i2O $40 Gl5.
5:I5' 1920 a. N, LOO $50. Z y. m. midnight
suuern, o. 800. 1920 a. 1900 800. o. 6;lO, D. M ~
midnight sundays o. $50. 1920 w. l:50 $50, M,
Gaf1saI 7.iJ ~ 800, $3.50 p m Sundays $50 a. IN
NSwGGfe. 7:I5 0 a In $50 G:5S p M Sundays $50 a. H.
R0nGOut and Kingston, ga NJ, 800 sundays $50
Goshen q, 100 o. 1920 $3.50. 800 $50 p. m sun.
DAYS Is $3.50, lu1u a M. $3.50. p. N.
DAYS $50 1920 a. IN, $50 p M The 8 a. m aud 80 D.
m trains connect with New York aud Oswego Midland Rail
Toft JefIis 1850 o. 1920 a. M; 43O o. D. m sundays
$50. To- 20 a. IN; d. $50 and Z y.
oata 23t quarter OF aud quarter after each
irOm 4:4J To Ot5 j. N, aud al lO4j and ll43 p.
cEeis for passage artmcntiu Drawing and
Scuug COathc- Dc Obllncd and orders the
ing ana transfer Of baggage may De lett The Companys
Court IT.. Brooklyn, OF at the Company's Depqt&
Express Trains from the West arrive IN NtS-York at 725
H' JNo. \. ABboTT, GEM rassr Agt New.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains for EngewOOd ClOstef, PermOnt Nyack
T. $40. 800 M /. 8 !. $3.50 $50. Gao, $50, $3.50
leave 80 minutes later saturday nights.
Manuel SprnS N-ey ana Monify q s',0 a. M al9 p ~
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H Leave NeW-lofk Rom loot OF DcsDfOsscs anu NouII
landt-sts
500 IN. for Washington Pitsburg. Columbus. Cincinnati
Indianapolis Chicago tho West, Richmond Charleston
the south. Pullman from Baltimore TO Newark
Ohio Pittsburg and Chicago.
loo IN. Tor Washington and the West Pullman cars
New Washington making close
Cincinnati indianapolis Louisville
and Louis Through Pullman Baltimore to Cinein
natl and St Louis.
900 d m for washington and the West making
nection for the West a. the | p m. train. -
1000 daily. for Washington the South and West Pun
York Baltimore and Washington,
making connections Chicago, Cincinnati lndianapD
lis Louisville Louis Columbus, Pisburg. the south and
Through Pullman from Baltimore 10 Ciuctn
natl connects at Washington with for LyDchburg
Florida, New orleans ana the south. -.
For through tickets please call at COmpanys Office, 80
Broadway York, and AZ ticket Offices foot OF COrandt
and Deslro. ses.sts., aud Depot, Jersey City.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRASKA
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HALL RIVER LINE

Il FIR BOSTON AND THE EAST
The best route 10 NEWPORT BOSTON, NEW-BED.
FORD, FITCHBURG, LOWELL, MATTHIAS VINE
YARD. NANTUCKET, WHITE MOUNTAINS, MT.
DESERT, PORTLAND BANGOR, ST. JOHN, y. b.. HAL
IFAX, " - and principal cities and inland ana seashOre
OF NewEn gland and the Provinces The mammoth
palace steamers BRISTOL ana PROVIDENCE leave New.
York daily Sundays ncudedl AZ $50 p from Pier %,
NJ r., foot OF MurraysL Leave Brooklyn =. M, jersey
City 400 p. N. via Annex. GRAND PROMENADE CON.
CERrs board evening by the splendid bands and
REST. No Intermediate landing between NEW-N DIRK and
FALL RIVER Special train leaves steamer wharf, Fall
River 6GJ MOndays excepted when the steamer will
touch Newport arrives Newport $50 Four
trains FALL RIVER 10 BOSTON. First train arrives
Boston $50 a. m. Returning train leaves Boston
D. al. Steiner arrives New-YOrk G3O q. m. Tickets,
stateronms, &C, he obtained IN New York
az 239, 26l. III, lOl 52G 944, 957 Broadway,
and at all principal hotels, transfer and ticket
Offices at the Office Of the line the pier, and
steamers and COurt-st and Annex offices,
Brooklyn and Jersey CITY In Boston at No. Old state
House and at old Colony Depot $500.
GEO. l.. CoSNoR General Passenger gent.
4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. March
80 1879 depOs foot o. Cortaudt and DesbOssesstsi
100 D. m. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown. Reading
Mauch Chunk, HaLeton, MauaEOy City Ashland Wilkes
barre Scranton and TunkhannOck
$50 D. No. Night Express, daily for EastOn Bethlehem.
Allentown. Nauch Chunk. WiKesbare. Elmira Ithaca,
Geneva, Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the
West Pullman sleeping coaches attached
ROB'T SAYRE, SuD't and Eng'r.
General Eastern Office, Church COrtlandtsts
Aap
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ON and after June 10, 1879.
Express Trains NewYork via DesDrOsses and COrt
$500. landt Street Fern Is follows;
4:JO $50 $50, go lmlte II $780, L. D, ., 7.30
aud 10 D. IA.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey CITY, aong speedy and direct
for Brooklyn travel.
Returning trains leave Philadelphia. 12;0l 800 3:55 T.
$50, = 10 aud II a. Limted Express 1880 M 4.
5lu, ana 7.35 Sunday l2:Ol 1920, 5:jj s.
IN, 4. 1888 p. IN.
Ticket Otlcrs~Nos. 526 and ga Broadway No Aston
House foot Deshrosse COrtandtstsi No Court
At, aud Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Futoust Brook
lyn; Nos lii, ll6 ana IFS Hudsoust. HObOSen ;
DEPOT Jersey Ciiy. EmigTant Ticket Office 10. Bat
teTy-ulgcs. f. y. FARMER,
FRANK THOMSON, Gcnl Passenger AT
,,.If.r al Mana
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HuDSO

NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER HAILRO AD.-COmmenclnR June 80, 1875,
through q aims win leave Grand Central Depot
500 Western and Northern ExDTesS drawing room
10 Rochester.
9:uO m, special Saratoga Express, with drawingroom
10 Gleus Falls for Lakg GeOrgci also 10 Montreal
1890 a Chicago and Western Express with drawing
room cars 10 Canandagu Rochester and Bunao also to
Rclneld SpGInCs.
TO Utica. Saratoga and Rutland.
$50 p. II, Saratoga Special.
400 p m, Montreal Express with through sleeping car
via st. Adams. 49,. -,--,-- --
IouiH nnuln
ing Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo and Detroit and
for Montreal, excepting Sunday night, via Saratoga
73O NJ Fast Express for Rochester, Niagara Fails ana
Corning, via Geneva sleeping cars to Geneva Rochester
$3.50 p M Pacific Express, daily, with sleeping for
Rochester Niagara Fans, Buffalo, Cleveland, Toledo Detroit
and Chicago and excepting Saturday night to Cay ton and
Waterfowl.
100 ~ Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany
and Troy. 80
Wescof IXpresg Comuauy's Offices Nos. place 75J
BroOklyn. Q. Is. MEEkER,
General Passenger Agent.
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ON and after June 10, IL

Double Track the Improved Equipment and the
Fastest limo consistent with absolute safety.
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Bteamboats ano Railroads.

A The MARY POWELL, for Poughkeepsie,
"a West Point, Cornwall. Ncwburg. Rond0gi Singson
COLzens Milton New HAMBURG. Hyde Park and Cold spring
ny ferry VesIryst Pier 49, n r. ut $3.50
y m. Connects with Brooklyn annex boats.
A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
IN c. VIBBAKD ana u. DREW
Leave Vesty.s Pier 80 ~ H. ct $3.50. ana 2tthst AZ a.
M. Nrmn Brooklyn by Annex boat at 81 LANDING a.
NTACK FERRY, WEST POINT OORHWALI, NEW
BU RG, return by down boat. POaEEPslEr RHINE
BECK, CATSKILL and HUDSON Tickets sold ana OaR,
checked NORTH and WEST Tickets or Coupons goOa
Hudson River Railroad received for passage
SPECIAL TRAIN TO AND FROM SARATO6A.
A NEW LINE.
NETWORK TO NEWPORT. VIA
NARRAGANSETr PIER
COMMENCING JUNE 2j, 1874
Leave NETWORK. Grand Central Depot a. Y. n. II.
and II. II. RI sO5 arrive Newport 4:20 p mi also
100 ,. No.. ana arrive at Newport 800 p. IN.
Through tickets FOR Grand Central Depot at No 9it
Broadway (NewYOrk Transfer Company and at principal
hotel ticket Offices IN NewY0rk City. and in Brooklyn at
Olbce OF NewY YORK Transfer COMPANY, NO 10 C0urtst
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DIRK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE

FOR 1RENION AN ID PHILADELPHIA
EXPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOU RS, -,
wYork foot VI Liberty ST. Cor Trenton and Pha
delphia $50, 7ij 8, li5 m, $780, Z, 6'SO 7l0 IL
Leave philadelphia from station Phila; and Reading Rail
road Third and BerKssts at 745 $40, TO- ll3O H. l lao
Leave Trenton for York at l2O except Monday 6:40
s3, $50, 1910 1910, 2i2O. 4l2. 4:l5 bil5 p m
Pullman DrawingTOOm Cars are attached 10 the a. No.
p trains from Newl ork to the 745 o. mr. lao p H.
trains from Philadelphia ,,,-,-,-,, NJ.
a. M 5:3O ~ D. IN. Leave NcwGOrk for Trenton at a. n
$50 D. IN Leave Trenton At l:2O, e;40 a. rn BlO p M
from ProOklyn and Ere " Depot Jersey CITY.
Tickets for foot OF Lbertys Nos 9i4 broadway,
principal hotels all OElces OF the Erie railway IN e-
York ana Brooklyn aud Annex Office and No C0urtst,
BROOKLYN Baggage checked from residence 10 Destination
H. p. BALDWIN. Cen Pass Agent
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Commencing June TO- 1879 Leave NewYOrk from Pier g.
n Il OOt Recor-stl by the magnificent seagoing iron
STEAMER ST. JOHNS,
and the flvOIlte
STEAMER JESSE HO1T,
Connecting at Sandy Hook with trains for -
Long Branch, Highlands &C., 5oO, S:3O n mi lou oio
ocean Grove Sea Grit &c. $50 q. NJ; loo. 3:I5 sos
Philadelphia Toms River and Tuckerton T. IT, $3.50 a M
~ Tinaand Brdgeton and Atlantic City. 100 m
WarerOWn and Cedar Greek, Sc, 3;i5 y. m.
SUNDAYS for Highlands and Long Branch, 9:30a n
From foot OF Ibertv-st. 90. r. Il OF n. j. for
Nneand. BrdgetOn ana Atlantic City, l;3O p m
Philadep hia and TuCkerton r. H. l:3O and 400 p m,
Toms River, BricksDurg. &C. Z: 40 m.i i;3O fOU D m
Waretown. Cedar Creek SC, 7;i6 a. m; and 4OD p M.
n. y.
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WHITE MOUNTAINS.
on aud after June 80. DIRECT CONNECTION Will be
via
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
PARLOR CARS leaving the steamer landing Point
Whar; Providence at $3.50 a; NJ, wiz RUN THROUGH TO
FABYAN HOUS T. and ALI. PRINCIPAL WHITE NOUN.
TAIN POINTS WITHOUT CHANGE.
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eau 5tbools.

CT. LOUIS LAW SCH00L.-Term opens
- october Is, 1879. Tuition $50 per year NO extras
For circular address HENRY HITCHCOCK. Dean
VALE Law School.-RegUar course, 2 years;
Graduate flor degree Of LII years a terJp
opens Sept 70. Address Prof WAYlAND NeW-iaVeh' "
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lNE DOLLAR LINE to BOSTON.

LIMITED TICKETS to BOSTON 81 GOOD SUPPER
boats 80 cents steamers leave per 40 North River
every day, except Sunday, at $50 p IN.
Steamers of the NORWICH LINE leave same pier daily,
including sundays, at ~, for Boston, Worcester. &c,
and Portland and the White Mountains daily excepting
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LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG. QUEBEC AND THE
sAGUENAY RIVER.
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAYLIGHT
oNANDAFTER MONDAY. JUNE 80, 1870
THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLOR CARS FROM
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT via
NEw.YoRK, NEW.HAvEN AND HARTFORD RAIL
ROAD.
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gnsirnrIlcn.
For Both sexes-Country.

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Hackettstown,
~ NJ-Best and largest building IN the state lnstrncnoh
thorough Ten departments Fifth year opens
Septembor O. 1925 per year Catalogues tree Rev GEO
II. WHITNEY. d. D.. President.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT " y STOCK EXCHANGE sALRs
SATURDAY y. JUNE %. 1879
Asreported by tte Goid and STICK Tslsgraoh "a.
GOYFRyHEYT ATOOK DRplprURv,
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PROVIDENCE LINE To BOSTON,

4 Providence Direct.
A FULL NIGHTS REST. ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL
TIE FAVORIrE PALACE STEAMERS
SACUUBETTS, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND. Captain jesse Mott
leave p m daily Sundays excepted from Pier 70 North
RIVER UOot OF WaTren.st)
Passengers arrive IN Boston at m. No intermediate
landings between kew.YOrl Providence
and tickets at Nos 1913 397, 785 aud
Broadway at Metropolitan aud Fifth Avenue Hotels "
" and 1853 Westinghouse, Bro1Slyn. Also tickets sold at
principal ticket Offices and at all offices OF West
colt Express Company
l.. W. l1IKISs. G. p. AR't ID. ;. BABCOCk, Prest
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
Il Far BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
al 3 p m. from Pier 80. North River foot OF Jay-sLl
Special limited tickets, GOOD ONLY on 2i5 Ia.
Meeting train soDngtOn sold via this line SewYork
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEWJERSEY.
~ Ferry station In New-York foot OF iiberty.sL
Ferry Brooklyn foot OF Fulton-si Jewes wharf
Commencing June is, l579Trns leave FOOT OF
Libertvst, as follows! o.,
$50 a. m.-For bennington, Easton, Belvdere, Maucn
Chunk. Tamaqul, Wilkesbarre Elmira &C connects ~
Junction with d.. l.. and W. r. r. ...-,-
si5 a. high Bridge Branch Schooey's Mountain.
Budds Lake and Lake HppatcOuR, Easton HarTi-Durg'
Mauch Chunk. TamaquL Wikes0arre, SCRANTON "llNans
port, &C.
1880 a. and 4:30 p. m.-For somerve and bennington
m-EOT Pennington. Eastou, MauCI CHUNK. lamaqua,
WkesbaTe. scranton TunkhannOck, Tamaqua. HazeltOn,
Reading. POttsyile, Harrisburg &c.
43O m.-F0r High Bridge Branch, Sohooleys Mountain,
Budds Lake aud Lake HOpatcOng, EasOn, BelUdero ana
Mauch Chunk.
$50 D. No. daily-For EastOn Allentown and Harrisburg,
Emirs sc. Connects at Junction for d., l. ana w H. Il
745 D. m.-FoT EasIOn.
FOR trains to local points tables at stations.
Brook and intermediate points, and at $3.50 p m Tor EasOn
Reading ana Harrisburg
Boats Of the brooklyn Eric Annex make connection
Jersey City Station and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey CITY.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ FOR Red Bank Long Branch. ocean grove
&c, at 7;i5 g. ll45 a. - l3O, $50 (e1press D. olo
p. --.z..,zz . -. e,..
ton Oceanic and Fair Haven at Red Bank 70
and Point Pleasant at Sea Girt with all trains
REDUCED EXCURSION FARES FOR THE SEASON
FREEHOLD and YORK RAILWAY
Leave foot OF Lberyst for Freehold &c
7;45, ll:i5 a. III. T. J:lj. Z p m
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
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