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New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
COTTON MAuKEro-sY rsLsiaApa.

fryEgpOOI. May 7l23J m.-C0ttOl firm with fair de-
mari; Addins plands D 3. sd; do. Mdiing orleans
5Id Salss-lOOOJ bales. including 1000 bales specu
Iaon and export. receipts 1900 bales, including 1900
bales American. Futures dull; upiands Low Mlddling
cause May delivery. Slid; aui June delivery
bsId al-o lid; DO June and July delivery, sad;
also 5 7.d, do July and August delivery. 76Id also
s-Giu; do. August and September delivery. SG4d.;
also do september and october delivery, 0B4d,
aso jUld. do October ana November delivery, i6id
do November AMI December delivery, l.Uia. also 5d
do september delivery. j ll-U4d
Tendors deliveries at today's cearings 900 bales
docket ooa
took. 100 bales.
males forwarded from slps side spnDers 800
males 200 bales; receipts 900 bales;
American Oales. total stock $4,000
amount oi cotton anOat G33 bales Aeri.
can. ii7.OOO bacs
D. m The sales OF the DAY included sio0 bales Amori
can. - ...,.
ery . 1Did sellers, d.. Ma and June delivery 1btd
seIers and July delivery 10id. sellers do July
ana August delivery oOid sellersi do
t,nbcr delivery. y6id sellers September and Octo
ber delivery 0Gid. sellers do october November
dsyery Odd buyers November and cember
cry. I'd buyers ! uo ScVscmOcf uouNcfy, lOVid.
sellers.
D. m.-Cotlon- Futures elosei dull Uplands Low Mldd
ling delivery. 90 Gid sellers
delivery, uUsd. seersG do Juns July delivery
bayefs do July and August delivery 10 Id buyers;
d. seplensbsr AMI ueoDer delivery. lGid buyers do
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08

October and November delivery, 8 LTD sellers 40
November and December delivery 3D. seers DO soptem
Der delivery o 1864. sellers. ... ,....
UAlygsToy MAY 7.-Cotton steady Middinz 81 Low Mid
ding Sll; Good Ordinary llB; net AMI gross recopt3
100 bales. sales 2GOl bales stock. 2i.S9o bales ,
Weeky-Net receipts l747 baes gross, 251o Dnies Ef-
potrs the Continent. oi2 bales; coastwise 9le9 paes
sales. 3922 bales p. -
sAvAxsAH May 7.-Cotton steady: Middlinz. ssi; Low
MdilnR 5l Good Ordinary, 7s; no and gross iccelp,s
7I bales exports coastwsc 1916 bacs sales 100 Dacs;
stock. ~. 309 bales. o.-, 49,.
Wceky-Net receipts. 1850 balcs gross. 1888 bales
exports Great Britain 5Oj bales 20 the continent LILO
baies co,swise. 1854 bale, Gales 800 baies ror
NKw.ORLEAys MAY 7-COtton hrm; Middling " Low
Middng ga Good Ordinary sis net receipts. l.oioo
bses gross 1894 bales exports to Great Brain saoo
bales France 1893 balos to tine Continent 1863 Bales
sales 1000 ba es stock. 14S,3OO bales .o,o., -.
Weeky-Net ,ccipts 10 500 Dalos 1926 bales.
Exports Great Hitain 1882 bacs: to France 9oo'
Continent 9j bales; coaswisc, 456 bales sales
20. 900 bales
NEw.YORK. May THE following are the total n'S r''
ceptsof at all tho ports snce september 1881
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08


The net results the railroads in which the Union
Pacific has proprietary interest but which are not
operated IA part cf its system were In 1884 surplus
over first charges OF 81 So 72l, and IN 1885 deficit OF
$27.676. -
Tie Union Coal Company in 1854 mined 1862 tons
of and realized profit OF $Ss 422; In 1Ssj 1t
mined %, ,s.}3 tons at a loss Of II ,OS9.
The stock Exchange markets to-day compare.
lively quiet irm tone and higher prices ruled In
all the departments The transactions IN stocks
amount ted only to shares. against 329.25l yes
tcray About all that be said OF that branch OF tle
speculation is that Yesterdays sellers the advance
IN the Bank OF England discount rate and
the expected $G.000,00O Of gold exports dis
covered at the close OF the day is that they
have been tho only prominent sellers, This
morning the situation was unchanged-no stocks were
pressed sale and no seemed 10 be afraid. As
Yesterdays sales were principally OF phantom stocks.
the order get them back again. and yesterdays
buyers did not disposed TO accept anything less
than profit OF i202 cent the prices were advanced
that much. Delaware. LackawaDna and Western last
evening closed 1908 and ll9 predicted for 1t
early this morning 1t opsDcd NJ l2l and quickly sold at
2l 2 later at and closed at 1924 Philadelphia and
Reading again specially strong on a growing faith
OF successful reorganization by The Morgan syndicate
Lake shore nearly all OF Its decline yesterday
aud closed strong at 79is Western Unou was specially
weak and closed of IS from yesterdays figures The
market closed quiet and strong.
Government bonds du and easy; bids for the 4s
were Is per cent lower Annexed are the closing quo
iati0ns:
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO May 7-Cafie- Receipts last hours 75O head
thus lar. "a 20 head for
consigned through IL cars OF which
YORK SAFE prccs advanced 10 a since l. st
Mndty: active Good 10 Choice shipping. - 1896 40 all
offerings tlken
Sheep- - hours $500 week
thus head Tor same time last week
consigned through of which 10 NewYork 81 cars
on Sale: dun lower Inferior Fair - OUd
u Choice. - jOUt3 10. Extra, 81 5OOsj 10;
thoicc ~ OO0S5 75 IS held over
Hogs-IeceDts last - hours 74OO head
ili4j Tor same time last week JD47j
through 81 cars 81 of which s. To Ncwiork IL for
sale market nm and higher Mixed Pigs and Light YORK
~ .5asi Jj saie1 u York weights ~ i5dsi 30
Medium weights 81 4j4si 80 closed strong
all offerings taken.
ST iOuIs MAJ 1.-Cdfne- ReccDts 80 head. shpmants
active: Choice shipping
20drb % Native Butcher stcerA tJ JJdri rs:
and eifers 81 JUdsI % Stockers teeders s3 go
"a 40
Hoos-Reooipts. 900: shipmcnts 1000 Light 81 OOa
a 10 Packing - 4UHSl 10. iieayv. NJ l09sf ~
SaesD-keceipts 30 snIDnents mono. market
81 5O1s5 90
CHIclGo Nav Tine DTopsrS JoIrnri reD0rts Chile
Receipts 5000 mead snDmeDts 2OOn head weak
Shipping Sieer 4Jgfj rs ierlcra y; 90
asi rs Cows Bulls AMI Mixed. ~ 40Gsi % Bux 80 w
1S3 30
Hoos-Roceipts lb 600 shipmcnta 81 900 strong
Rough anu Mixed. 81 sUnSs 30 facgmy ShlDuinx
81 IOdr4 40; Ii2hi. f5 750si 80 Skioi a. 3JGfJ
ShssD-Hece:pts 700 he.d sniDments oUJ hear
steady Natives, sZ 5O~SJ o.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

E'RlE RAllIW al, now known as tne NEW
Arrangements O Tanf AZ from Snns Ga2c Depot From
Ga am-Daily except Sundays Day Express Buffet Drawing
room Coaches to B!nghamon Emira noinelsvs b,
roScns. tS fEara HEornel.ve ii to % cnSsRat D'us'
m.rDaiy Chicago and ST Lon, Limited Express pssi
No charge for fast time Arrives Meadyle 1;l5
p mTDaily Buffalo and Niagara Falls Lmted arrives
B%SO S Train % sSsRSss0S rTaSe aa ha Tho most
0p mDsily Chcaso Express for the West Pullman Day
And ssens gSf & 6 sn% Eg
Rutherford and passas 6o AZ ~ 79 7SS o 9 SO i
$780, 1920 a. m li5 $50. As y 1880 y NJ, IL midnight
I 600 -. 49, tS & 500 S 7S 5 qs S G2S s5S sl & rGG5
s i2SS & ri K Z Sso 5o sunday. % SSnsS sG ST. iOo
and d HarsGsSn via NewaTk S o 500 ss 1919 oS
p S and d. IL mi midnight Sesday TlSsslS and Saturday
ngg@nas Sny sgqSa{ S o o 3d. 70 0 go Sc 80? & o
$40 $40 am las $50 T. 1890 pm and 10 midnight.
Warwick l:45. $780, 1920 l3o p. Sundays. 53D
IT, NSewburg and Cornwall 75o a. M, $50. iso, and 7
Rondoa and Kingston and MONTGOMERY ii, s:s,
pm sunday $50 a. ~ scranton a. M sundays excsRel'
71S S'pJ@ Sp m rs sunday @ $40 $50 o3o G m 30" $50
M Sunday a SS SS S SS % a. S ts' % IN;
and Western mr. Railroad at asnt The % G nv raa stops
Port JsTys asS 7sS .. Io2cS m 4so 7ioo 7s' 900
Goa,s % % issTe 2sd r. r. SaS NJ 70 S45 D. every
atIssn minutes ee Soao M evsrS srun ar,y Ipa'ss %
lOi5 p every thirtymlnutes lo45 D. NJ TO 'to a. ILL.,
Sleeping Coaches bc obtained and Tot The checking
sDa Nod "a 81 y the
T San Ss cs .syS nfgS IN NewYork
''0 iQlN II. XpIQ1Tp Gsag psss's Agent New York.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
THE MARKEIo.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
n. v..tL l,i... Ya1seI. nnf r Him ri.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Ro Styles daIl bnt steady at SEC. for Fair
Sale, n0O bags Ordinary at ssc 1000 bags C0muion NJ
ec options quiet but about stealy Sales s50o oags p
closny "a foilows May. 735d7.t0 June. l.3Op- ,,oi
Jnly' 795aT3J; August 7l5d7.2O; september. 7l5@
30: october. 7.l5a7.2O November, 5ad2oi De.
ce,her 7l5d7.2O Mild grades hrm Salos, 80 mats
Interior Stanhrli. l7i4c. , o.,o.
COTTON market quio steady ard nnchanv'u IiS;
bale. % Last evening" ncud 800 for export ana -o
for sumption. .,...,a,,
store running I'm Gu2lty not more hah
JaIf ai,o eOr tie Hral
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08

State bonds entirely neglected. or city bank
stocks Fourth National sold W at l2sis and Mctropoh
tan ~ at AZ.
Tho business In rail way bonds was not large but the
market firm. and higher values recorded Tor
nearly all the speculative kinds. Erie second cODsOls
per cent 10 s6l2 and closed s0i and the funded
coupon IS were up y at 69i2 Missouri, Kansas and
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
EuRnpFAY FINNVEIAL MAEEtrk
BJNfItG md IIN1NCI.fL.

United States Government and Oth'r desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
All stocks and bonds listed on the New-Iorh Stock
Exchange bOu,lt and sold commission for cash.
Deposit accounts received ard interest allowed
on monthly haiauces subject to draft at sight.
HARVEY FIsK & SONS,
% NaSsal-st., New-iork.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08


The following the list OF auxiliary lines Opertt BY
he Union Pacific which contributed in 1885 SS.t1O.ll0
10 inc gross earnings l779 7s2 to the earnings
OF the system The figures set against each are the de-
hcits or surplus of earnings less over the fixed
charges of the respective years Tie surpuses are des
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08

DAY LINE
~ TO OLD POINT COaFORT. Norfols. Va. aud South
T. r. i:30 p. Paror cara ID BAlt.pOrs,
thence Palace steaIners arriving a. Ola Pols SIS
Norfolk a m II. V. TOMpKINS. Gell Pass Agent
$40 Broadway n. Y.
BOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH AND EAST
I'D FALL RIVER LfNE.-Best route via Sound. Maxi.
accommodations, minimum rates From Pier 23 N r..
foot SUNDAYS included at 500
Steamers Pilgrim and Providence Connection by Annex
Boat from Brooklyn 4;3O p. mr Jersey city 4p.
NArSKiLL EVENING LINE.
" Catskill Stuyvesan AM i1termoiiate ianiinga
Boats leave doiy sundays exceps from Pier 49, foot OF
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
TOR NEW W-HAVEN.-Steamcr leave Peck
Il slip at p and IL p Sundays exceptci). II p.
m steamer arrives In tine for early trains North and East
Excursion to New Haven and return 81 80
NORWICH LINE.
~ Reduction OF fares all points Roston 81 Worces
or. 50 So steamers leave Per a. North River loot Q.
Was next pier above DesbrossrS street fey ~ o'oo
D.. daily, except sunday.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
XVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W Y:C&H r; Z. T. Co oS. lessee; aur WEST
SHORE OF THE WORLDFAMtD II tDS ~ ~ ~
AROUND FOOTHILLS of CATSKlLI MoU y A Aa,,S. ~.
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF ihN
On and after March 2l 1885, trains will leave West i-
ST. station as follows; - .,, 1910, TO-, o.r,v. =,
North River 20 earlier than from foot OF Wes'
Detroit and Chicago .9so m 0oo $40 p IN. seeper'
~ louis. 600. $40 p. sleepers through.
Nur,o Rochester, Suspension Bridge Niagara Fails 'J3
a. M. .0:Oo $40 p N. sleepcrs and drawing room cars
Uica and syracuse. $50 II % a. m- 600. $40 D.
Highland, pokeepse and Kingston ~ $50 ll2oa n''
3 S. .s:lO sl2O and 600 D. IN. Tor Kingston. a.,
saugerties aud Albany -7:io $50 li2e M. 3d. Ooo
cstssiil. IL 4 10 $50. ll:25 a m. s55. s,lo.p.m
Cunsions West Point, Cornwall and Newburg s1;i1
$3.50 'lOl0. li25 M. $3.50. ilo $40 'l::l0 =. m and
g 90 D. m for Cransion's. Cornwall and Newburg
For Montreal and Canada East, 600 y. NJ
Hamilton, London $50 H. IN, 600 $40 r. ni toronto
s9:3 a. M. 1000 $40 p M. -. ,.,.. ax...,
.pay iDay except saturday. Other trains daily exeep
For fickes time tables parlor sleeping ear aeeommoa
tions or nforma ton, apply at onecs Bfookyn
SIS washin gton ST. $50 Fulion,st; Anne. omce
loot OF Fultonst Newlo,x Yo ,iio Soaii ~: 2o, ~, -
West l2ds. aud foot OF Jay Nor.a s m'er & &
Express call or aud check bagsage from aotes anu ros
deu,es orders can 10 left at ucke onlceS NM,
$50 Broadway. Ssnssai passenger Assss
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
SPIRITS OF 'fURPENrIYg

CBARItsrox May 7.--ruroeniinr d1ll at 3,o
sAyASkAH. May 4 -tuvDeptne steady at $50
WILMINGTON. Nay L. IGIDoatinculln Al 90
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
New Drie11
tiN"D.

Good Or Orlnarv.......... 81, ihv Nidlinr. .. G.
strict Good in,rv -. 7ss Mddin-. 50
pn,ures moderately active weak closing hyn points
lower on early points lower late options safes
bales.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
gieambcnts ano Railroads.

A -RONDUUT and KINGSTON, landing
"a at Cransons tWost Point. Corn wall. 5ur MsA-
e.o Milton. Pou,nkeopste and Esopus ting wlti
Ulser and Deewa-e Stony Clore ard Cetskl Mcnntiin
aa.roa;s steamers CITY OF sINGsrJN ana IA N 50
" BALDWIN leave evory weeS day az pier foot OF
srrison.st except saturdays whea CRY D.. iN3s ron
at
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. r.
NEW.JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
FOOT OF LIBERTY. NORTH RIVER.

Ito9T OF LIBERTY y, sr; & NoSTn nIyBHi:s 81 iss,
For rHiLAbELFMiA and TaESToN. "Boana, 6ross
s5 S no 81 Pa9 ls s n c 5S 5so ts
!hesnat iiiIi :at to!ambisave ior Manayank consho
DRAWING ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Lave piiiT%DELpHIA. Sintn and Green
7;SO s5. .3o; 1890 A. m. l;l5 S;i5 o;io Cd s;o93
EcTks SIS at S:io slc so go 1879 a. H. ioo 3d.
r9rLo GAvES PEAhk "a Z and ard riifPsbURo III Penn
For %IILIAMsPoRr.- suNBuRY LJEwIIsBURG AMI
o MAHAS3Y elIf a. ,i5} ~ m S:i; acop ~ "a,
l5 NJ Zoo :s6 i'5o $50 5i. Zoo % p. NJ Sundays.
F$G SIN C ssa s3 pfsfGN AZ 7 s,.
ZOO ia $i3 sl5 pm SgndaSs at $50 ?. ''''
For TAMAoGA' az at 7o% % M !5 g. m $780, s. ioa
For De BRf p n nEEM iIiys and MAUcn CHUNK
tl:oo 200 s:a5 m 100. 1890. $40 $50 p III suh"y
For i:Hr EssfoS at 400 700 s45 100 l:sc ZAP 400
For ail iGm Gii BiRiDGE hRAScH at icO slj so'
For fkEM INGToS zoo. sis a: m., leo. 1870. 4oo'isa
rsq s9S m ii fa"aYs al 1 S 60 Zoo SIS 1880 LILA
81 l c ca i?s s Y : 49, 6D 100 n ' saSay S%o 25 I5 500 % M
For & s;oG az o stS ,o 'sS $50 iss
sundays 400 800 s'i5 m- 1900 NJ. 1880 400.
lSr S;c fii Al BOY al aso 5i5. sl5 100 milo.
ySr t3e t Se & S6cEh% GRovE R6Sa' e so ali n
43o. s:l5 ll:ooa m. l. .. 400: 4S9 e;I5 D. m sun
roP PHHf fE6fnIb 9cfsT i5Svs @ 500 100 1 pm
For fLAiKEwooD, TOMS RIv ER and BARNEcAr at ''5o
For Sri%STIc A. CITY VINELAND and BRIDGEToN At
4:3O O. m. l3) y.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No s. North River. via Sandy Hook
BEGINNING May .. 1886. x ~.
HIGHLANDS, SEAERIGuT, LONG BRANCH, i3c
1915 am, sundays $3.50 "A IN.
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 1870. lol5 a. m. p, M o.,
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAr' ''o
For ATLASrIc CITY. vINRLAND and BRiDGEroN.
] 43O n.
Tickets be procured at fool Of Liberty ST. BE pler & NO
North Ritter 81. 2Gi PSI, AL 9!i, l,ltb and 80 bo
way G5 1877 and 74y shave. Rivngon 81; 10 ~ 10 ans
l4J reonwich.st li6 l76 Fast l25thst lo32 Bowets
and prime hotels in New y ork Guy III 'V,N
lyn at No Courtst 07 Broadway So $40 % tidon
379 Manhattanavc IN HObOkcn, 23i Washin2toh-t se"
York Transfer Company will call for and check baggage 'o
hoiois residence 10 destination. - - r,xcocv
! J. F. WOOTTfN - :, ,'. AZ a :, ~ 49,, W., A.,
General Manager. . Gen. fass anu tIche' ~
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
ALL FARES REDUCED VIA

n sToNTNGTON LINE. INSIDE ROUTE
Ieavs from new pier 49, North block above Canal
perOr cars rccnns chars oetwee, steamers and
Boston without ". PoPPLE. General Passenger Ass.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot:
tS a. Rochester and Montreal Express through draw.
ingrOom cars TO Rochester St Abans and Rouses Point
'50 m Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars
Niagara Falls Ere Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago
600 next day.
IO3Da m Chicago Express drawing room Canaan
daigua Rochester. Niagara Falls and Buffalo. - -
al a. M western New'York and Northern Express WIN
800 D. H. Albany Troy and Utica Express through draw
room cars To Saratoga TT Edward and Gcn fas Oh
Saturdays only
= D. NJ. Ac onmoda'ion to Albany and Troy.
'G Chicago and st. Louis Express with sleeongcar,
for Niagara Falls Bufao Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit chi
3O D. m cypress with sleeping.cars Syracuse and 70
Auburn road. aud 10 Saratoga also 10 Montreal
t'lj Pacific Express with sleeping cars Tor Roche$
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo 81 Louis DO
iij p m hight F1prcss with sleeping 10 Albany
and Troy with the FOR West and
for the North except SATURDAY nght .
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot. No. Bowling
and at wcscots Express Offices PARK place noar Broad
way 7sj aud a+2 Bfoadway. and 81 West l25 ST.. New
York 1893 Washington and 73o Fulton ss Brooklyn and ~
stb.st. Williamsburg.
procured any OF the ticket Offices in Newf CITY, and
533 Washin gOnst. Brooklyn
Baggage called for and checked from residence.
These trains daily. All others daily except sunday
t1hese trains sop at Harlem (l2otist ani
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
CLOSING PRICES OF BOyrOy STOoHS.
BosroN. May Z. 1880

FRIDAY, May 7-P. ".
The annual report Of the Union Pacific Railway Com
pany for the ysar ended December 81 1850. surp'sses
in Its completeness OF detail OF operations even the report
for ss4 and "a model which all railway compahies
would do well to follow 1t contains SO pages OF solid
matter has required months to prepare and cannot DO
reviewed iu a single article. All persons interes'eo
should obtain copy and carefully study Its in'oFma'o
for themselves President Adams. in MS re'ha'hs
devotes much space to tho company's relations !"
the Government quotes freely from the history OF hese
relations OF settlements made that were supposed "
be final but which have reopenod aud charges that
much OF the vexatious. oft repeated pves'lgatoS "
proposed legislation concerning tile snosidNou r''
roads has its origin stock speculstOns But distinct
isavowal of interest either Congress or the
Executive departments with aiding suc1 schehes -
made In the following language: "Your directors
would by no means be thought to imply that omcers
o. departments members OF Congress EhowineS Pe'
init themselves to be used to Affect values NO hS"
ton OF the sort is meant would be warranted.
SO far as investigation is concerned your directors In
vito it; though they think 1t safe TO say 'ha'
there s no corporation world the affairs OF which,
during the last sixteen years, have been SUBJECT
to such ncessant. searching and wearisome lh'es'S"
tons as affairs Of the Union Pacific Railway oo"
pany." The president claims That the constant rc't
OF investigations accompanied always by the suggestion
of ubiquitous proceedings at length to DC ad pare III"
lures the credit OF company ani crippes It's nscu-
ness to the its creditors ana TO inc SIOUX
holders It's proprietors final settlement OF ali qnes-
tons with the Government on the basis oil hNed annual
payment which shall in time eXtlnguish the
debt and interest accruiug TO the Govern
ment is strongly urged Us the only methoh
which can the company OF continued threats OF
vicious legislation The president refers to the relations
between the company and its employees and says that
better understanding existed at the end OF the year
1885 than had existed at any time since May, lsS'
The net earnings from the traffic operations Of the
Union Pacific proper 1885 were $4,000 less thar in
1894 aud 50 200 900 less than In 1883. The auxiliary
lines returned net $4,000 less than in 1884 and
$500 less than In 1888 the whole system therefore
gains net 81 200 900 than in 1884 and S3.0ooOOO
than u $685. but larger receipts from Investments
ana small decrease IN first charges leaves the net Dai
ance of 1885 only ;j00.OOO less than IN 1854 ana
So 600 900 less In 1888 The following table COM
pares the gross Oper ting expenses ana not
earnings OF the Union Pacific ana earnings OF the auNi
larry lines separately for three years:
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08
RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

~ Trains from Chambersst Depot for Epglewoot,
Tenany Kill aud Nyack 620 735 S30 $3.50 and
II 80 ,ll5, 800, :, 80. $40 5I0 $50 1880 p m
II midnight. sundays 73O. 9}O n m. and p M.
Connecting trains leave SparSl for Sunerr and ntermed
stations 1923, 500 1910 Ills 5Jo 1:4j 0lJ p LIE
Sundays l0.40 a. NJ. 9:l5 y. III.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08

ALBANY BOATS. Peoples Lne.'
"A DREW ard DEAN RICHMOND.
Leave IL r. foot Canalst cay Sundays cxceped
atop
Connceting az Albany for all points NOrth and West.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08

s1LEs1T TIE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND iETRO.
LEUM EXCHANGE
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08

Total earn pass. and frt $22. 7OO937 $2322Oii3
The general Da AZ co of the Union Pacific proper
Il, ,sl miles, at the respective date compares AS follows
COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08

1ssn' ,Ss n,st Low, nj. Fl. DM IXs'd %ti'' sold
New-York tribune., 1886-05-08

surplus for year s5l5G.SIS g5.I7a2H $2.j5l,l9l
The trail OF the company and the earnings from
and local business for two years We're as fo
lows:
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-08

The marriage notice Of Miss Nina Por-
ter to Mr.. John W. Bragg, Of this city,
was mislaid last week. We regret the in
advertence. The marriage ceremony was
performed at the residence of the brides
mother, on Center street Miss Bragg,
Mr.. Brown, Miss Pennington and Mr..
DUNCAN were the attendants. The bride
was robed in white, with handsome lace,
and enveloped in her bridal veil. She
presented a picture Of lovely woman
hood. The bridesmaids in white with
natural flowers, the decoration of plant
and flower and evergreen throughout
the house rendered this marriage cere-
mony fair and charming entertainment.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-08

men, and for the consideration of general
matters concerning aid and benefit for
helpless women and children. None but
members shall take part in such discus
sion, except by invitation of the officers
of the Association.
ARTICLE VI
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-08
ARTICLE#IH
QUALIFICATION OF MEMBERS

All good and honorable women of the
State are invited to the privileges and to
become members of this Association; to
visit their rooms of industry, and to in
terest themselves in aiding the helpless,
which is woman's peculiar care. To
contribute small monthly payment to-
ward this end I; to act also, If requested,
with the organized board of managers or
upon committees for aid and counsel ; to
also attend, Providence permitting, the
annual meeting held in May. The As
S0clatlon shall also have power to re-
'elve gifts or requests for the purpose
o. carrying out the objects aforesaid.
honorary members may be elected by the
unanimous vote of the Board of Direc-
tors.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-08

Season subscribers to the Musical
Festival will be given Monday, Tues
dav and Wednesday, May 10th, nth and
10Th to reserve seats at Bernay'S. Thurs
day morning the boards will be open to
the public. Concerts will be given May
nth, 18th and 10Th. The home chorus
will have an accompaniment of an Or
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-08

Among the ladies present at the Press
Association meeting, held at Pine Bluff
we're the Misses Georgine, jamie, Willy
and Bessie Woodruff, Mrs. George Russ
Brown, Miss Reola Thompson, of Mon
ticello, daughter Of Hon. Wood ThomP-
son, Miss Lillian Brown. Of Van Buren,,
daughter of Judge B. ]. Brown and the
Misses Loughborough.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-08
chestra, with Mrs. Hastings at the piano,
and assisted by three Boston solo artists,

The firemen Of this city made hand
some display last Thursday at their an-
nual parade. The engines were very
beautifully decorated. The men in their
striking uniforms marching with white
gloves and bouquets in their hands; the
fine horses, the highly polished engines,
indeed the whole parade was 9 very
great evidence Of the training and care
the fire companies give their depart
mentS.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-05-08

Miss Mollie Castleberg, who has stud
led music so indefatigably in Boston, is
to return shortly to Little Rock to sing
in concert. Miss Castleberg has for
wears devoted herself to music with a
perseverance, that is rarely equ9led.