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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad Company.
REORGANIZATION.

III, plan u readJus'menr. dated o,t. l. 1901, Ia,
been as.en,cd - ny sufficient rum5cr Of Income bond
holders stockholders 20 make the sane effective.
The Cormifiee NV hold over a majority - the gen
erai m rtrare bonds ara have In accordance with 'hr
b,rdno sgre-in-n, = 1894. and ;her cir
GUAR - notified she Trustee - the genera.
mortgage bring si; Tor tho foreclosure thereof and
90 pf~s- such sui as expeditions, possib.e.
Committee VII continue 10 receive deposits y g"n-
marfrag, boni, unlc- the agreement q May l. 1894
unfl Jan. ~. 1898 The Committee Will not purchase
further coupons except from bonthoid'rs Who deposited
before 1875. After Jan. 81 no binds
~ he received. except terms to b. announced ~
the 'onfllt'ec hereafter.
Prior foreclosure md the sl'ua-
permits the Committee Viii submit plan q reor-
eanlzafiln. TIE provided In the agreement OF
Nay : 1894 That pan VII. OFFER to the junior security
holders aai s'ockhoGers opportunity TO avert sale
under foreclosure hy accepting rs provisions and de-
rong their securities Hereunder before the foreclosure
sae sai vi! provide for participation IN the reorsan'
seI property either before foreclosure sale or there.
otter Committee shall purchase The PROV
cry f.r all ii~ junior security holders Who have as
s.a'~d aaI d.p.si~I 'htr securities upon faNorai-
ttI. 'h- financial need, Z the ser'y VIII pes
49, Special r.c'rr On ~ ue offered 90 those "n'
have d.i .ci jun!1r securities ana stock before
reu !. 1868
rendnC TIE announcement - such pan holders Of sch
aro- .'cuff". AMI stock nay dsposit the 'sfn" w'n
me t'i-isl'ofi,- Z nc Committee. such deposits To-
asth'r With those sir-aiy made. may lie AZ any line
Withdrawn upon ne .urreade- q the rece.ps therefor
The Central Trust company OF New ,or..
WALL STREET NEW YORK. CITY
The fnanrr tompin, ~ Pennsylvania
f3i CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHiA
FREDERIC y. OLCOTT. Chairman
ADRIAN IsEIIN. JK. = KENNEDY TOD.
Henry III DGE. THOMAS DENNY.
GEORGE H. EARLE JR. SIDNEY F TYLER
SAMUEL. II SMILEY RICHARD Y COOK
J -. WALLACE Secretary.
wall Street New YORK Ci'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Monday. January q !

Monday. January 2l--p. m
The stock market is waiting for something new
TO happen which can be used 90 intluenc" the price
of stocks: FOR the present factors IN speculate IN
seem insufficient to affec. the course % prices cx-
cept for fractional changes. The tendency of the
las, week seemed to be toward higher prices. but
the reason for this was not apparent. ana to-iays
prices gave indication Of further advances ~
any Importance. The days trading was mar
rowed, and In no stock did the transactions cx-
coed 5000 shares. win the exception Of American
Sugar Refining The London market for Ameri-
can shares was lower, AMI small lots were sold by
foreign houses az prices showing Sign; c)nces-
sions from Saturdays figures. The Chicago Gas
cornpanies again failed t. hold "A meeting to-day.
and the stock sold up and down different ru-
rnors from Chicago It was reported that set
tlenent was in progress by the TWO cOntending In
terests and that "A meeting would be held in this
city this week. The favorable decision for the
American Sugar Refining Company In the cases
brought under the sherman Anti-Trust law was
anticipated by certain traders, and in the early
dealings the stock advanced. On the announce
ment 81 the decision there was rush 10 take
Profits and the stock declined 70 about the price
at which ii opened. Chicago ana Northwestern
sold down on the unfavorable report Of its De
cember earnings. but this was In measure onse;
by the expectation that the Patterson Pooling
BIZ would be favorably reported in the senate
tomorrow Trading in the late afternoon devcl-
OpcI considerable NqnddtloD fduS"u ~ dt'H'hS
Of professional traders. and the sharp break OF
nearly cents a bushel in the price OF wheat
helped to unsettle the market
The foreign exchange market was strong ana
there were announcements Of gold Withdrawals
for export The present condition OF foreign eX-
change rates 10 such as TO indicate further en-
Gagements OF gold. and the probabilities are that
large Withdrawals will be made at the end Of the
week The deficit OF revenue for the month con-
tinues and the failure Of Congress to make suit
able provision for borrowing or for Increasing the
&c aLpG hp
for any immediate improvement in the condition
OF the NatiOn,l finances.
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Covernrier. bends sold: $4,000 t. S. IS. cou-
pons at l:,a and $1,000 L. :. 5s coupons. at
Il67s Quotations follows
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finaurial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.

Va ,n,sres, has been paid on your bonds since April l.
1893
The gross earnings the property show no signs OF SUD
santiai improvement.
The available earnings. after providing LOT P''"
charges and for the unavodaby heavy expenses OF e
Receyc.shlp are almost entirely absorbed in preserving
securities which fl Is claimed b. the Rndhone!s i'"s'
are no, under the lien Of The Second Mortgage
REORGANIZATION Committee claiming 20 represent ma
oritv Of the Third Mortgage Bonds and presumably "f
tho Consodaed Mortgage Bonds the deposit win II
~ Second Mortgage Bonds the ground that IT only re-
us the dep,si, - an additional three millions of Sec
onls IN order - control majority Of that ISSUE The claim
that Il ALREADY rcprens about one,hird ~ the Seconds
induces us 70 direct your attention 10 the Imperative
noc..stv O., your at once placing bonds with COM
,rl,,oe whose sole and only purpose Is to pro-
,cct the second Mortgage Bonds. which cam
moi uo.SibIy be properly rnred Tor Wy nm!
cou,mItce rcprcsrntinG junior sntrrrsts.
The Undersigned Committee. organized ana acting s0''y
Tor tho benefit Of the Second Mortgage Bonds invites an
holders who have not yet sigHd is Agreement 70 20 50
,,-,..l,a,.y and Iepos, their bonds with the NEW
YORK SECURITY 4 TRUST COMPANY, No VI
Wall street in exchang. for negotiable cerhc"teS OF c'
post.
Al, tho rnenbera 81 Ills Committee most ~ "hol are
large holders have deposited thelr p'rps hl -,
mee has received numerous o'her deposits ana p''s u
support <n,tru,ou
III MONT CLARKE. Nicc-Ch"irn'hh'
IITUER KOtNTZE.
HENRY =. REDMOND.
CHARLES =. FA1RCuILO.
CHARLES u. WRIGHT.
BENJAMIN =. CHENEY. JR
MICHAEL H. CARDOZ0. Counsel
:. f.. KILNER. Secretary. cot eo-
of,raN SgV- NDrl
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financial.
g. Reading
Railroad Company
JUNIOR SECURITIES
PROTECTIVE COMMITTEE.

....oo ,,,,oI IL n plan Of readjustrnen'. dated
october J. 1894. having received a deposit ui''' -
plan Of more than majority 81 IN" general mo-
bonds While declaring the said plan ineffective ana ~
o,o,,,ivc ta-, ncvortheess notified 1.-The trustee vi
the general mortgage to bring suit '"r W"
foreclosure thereof aud TO press sue" S"''
u~ cvpcditiOusiy ms possible.
While TITS radical measure proposed. certainty OF
,ro.cticn 10 the security Junior 20 the genea
mortgage f. provIei for except tia. IS suggested 'nh'
~ such junior holders who shall deposit ',
securities plan Of October J. i'' '''e wiz
h. offered participation the reorgan'z"d properly
"upon as favorable basis ~ the hnahc'"'
needs Of the property will permit
This exceedingly provision seems 20 INC u""''
sg,al who are nctuaI owners in their own
right Of junior securities to the par '"'"e Oh
millions Of dollars in the ngErrGnte' - VI"
satisfactory and dangerous that they have "sahN"'
themselves a committee 20 formulate plan TO pro-
toe, the iurlor from elimination or untar o'"
mont II the threa. - foreclosure carried out when
plan will n necessary provide Tor reorganization q"
basis equitable to all classes Of security-hold'rs
Attention j. especially called to the s"r''ls menace
ho. IN. unne-esary foreclosure threatened 70 De
prosecuted gives since under the Constitution OF eh
vlvana reorganized Company may be preVeh'e" 'o
owning the valuable coal properties
An immediate deposit Of securities. Including the s'och
is essential such deposit ia urged to be made with
the FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY against
temporary receipts the time for receiving the same
being limited February -. isoj
The undersigned have already so deposited
their securities.
NPPLIC ALTON TO THE NETWORK STOCK
EXCHANGE. AND THE LONDON AND PHILA-
DELPUIA STOCK EXCHANGES. FOR THE
LISTING. OF RECEIPTS WILL DE MADE IL
RESPECT TO EACH CLASS As soon As \
MAJORITY SHALL HAVE BEEN DEPOSITED.
! plan Will formulated by the Committee for pro-
and II necessary for r"organ'zaon as soon as
practicable" and later than August l. 1895.
should plan be then formulated or should the plan
tit,as. 81
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z RE LIN ES.

through trains Chicago and the West eay. New
Norn. FOOT OF cha nbers-st daily. follows and I'VE
iruf~s earlier frc.s West .}d-st.:
9l5 Hm' na ba SRlss b i2 aSd sang sang
pai!or 10 Buffalo.
.(.nA d. M-Nestlbule Limited. solid train for chi.
C'OO rago Wa ChautauQUa Lake arrives Cleye.and
- 4. Chicago ! p. Sleepers Chi.
caSo Cleveland a@I Cincinnati, Dining Car
M.-uunao N~stibu.sd Express. arrives Buffalo
O.)U NJ. making direct connections for Detroit
chicago and the West Buffalo passengers can
IN sleeper until A. NJ.
S45 & train to caso l9 tspc ana to N Bad 'c ch
caga and Cincinnati Dinms Car
OrAI. TIME TABLE. ICKETS AND PULLMAN
Laccomnodaions III 26l toi and 95T Broadway. $50
East I25ih-s. Chambers and West 2sdst ferries New.
York: Fuons;. Brooklyn; 200 Hudsor-st. Hoboker
and Jersey city station. Erie Transfer Company calls ,or
checks baggage from hotels and residences des;
nation.
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J'inancil! Mectlnos.

rNlIE ANNUAL. MEETING, Of the StOckhod-
ers Z The General Fire Extiuguishcr Co Will b" held
,, fh. office q the COMPANY. ~. 4l3 Broadway New
Nors Citr. y. y. "Wednesday January ~ iN'3. AT
rr,n-fer books wli hc closed January j.. l>y3.
j. ". HAlvrMEi.i. Sec'y.
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RAILROADS..
Den NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
aO.ct l,n,..., ,..,- ~

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt Str. -,
.,o In Eject January II, 1898.
1000 rESSsYLy$NiA L%I T.i'oDIs
a sD's h Sspf snns pna 0Ss;',
A. -. Cincinnati $40 a. 81. Indianapolis T.i5 4 x
200 i. M.ScHI@AGo AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
ana P@"s Sn'a to Is S.5 i'S' r
$50 ;'i NJ ws ssfafS E & II s..,,.
q S;s S,
anS Rn"s Gs to f 1Ganapo. s's S
500 ' NrAGr EEK Exp T2;sns s.pn. ca
s"n WAsT iHf G1fsS fAiNHpH''FFi,r sogrH
SO p y" - ne e. = "a NJ D5 2I9 g 20 CO..
.s; s',5s. 3;a; e.
psro r7 and prof c az 40 D9n Dining css
sorTr:n' ' N,rwaY rxpn Il " 80 VI. Dali,
Sleeper. to Augusta s., Augustine and Tamps: -,
oan say enrs to G spEn ss s'phi and New
AT Ida,SI COAST rINE "rcla ,specsI ,or Ies:
acs fay SePs'S 20 Tampa ST. Aur ~, INN Macon
c1 dy TG3s s 2Io RATg F;Dre'' 800 Pm
OR Obj poTTr coNro 1'r s r'l %SoRiorx vi, Can,
,,6 SIs'p ST, I + y c daily -,
EoR cAPE M,y S' i n"s roi 81 weekdays.
p.s.e5 NJ ,so SO $40 , and ir 40 f'
=, sanS1yF ,:rcp A'ury Park and Ocean
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
soo. 20 g. $50. go 90 7enna L'rn'et,. 1910 din
~ 1sl a cs 2: r. cn So 20 s,
A. NJ Dining Can. 90 (pinrg Car I. 40 CDnlrs
Ter, Dnine. Car, o. ~. s p NJ '2i' nigh,
broadway: Aston House and foot ~ Desbrosses ara
ror'iardt street. $50 Fulton Street ~
F-oafway and BROOKLYN Annex Station foot ~ Fulton
greet. BROOKLYN: Station. Jersey CITY. The New-fork
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through to destination
:; PRrNG.,T II WOOD.
General MorsDa- General Pass'r agent
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LIGHT TRADING IN STOCKS.
FEW ADVANCES RECORDED
THE MARKET WAITING FOR NEWS TO
INFLUENCE PRICES - LONDON
MARKET FOR AMERICAN
SHARES LOWER.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JANUARY Il
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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r,.,,sits I, hank IL 7g2 52l i51i2 sol Dec Gso.2D
Available cash slGf 39 i7 slG2 7O1 si.G42 OIL
Deduct minor la nos . o,
bies l..4'l"-'D l"V>''i- De'' -T''N''"1'
Actual cash bal sl SIS 1862 6o ~, Inc. s1435G2
The above statement reflects conditions on
Friday and the needed $780, 100000 god reserve
on that day was 500 go. $50 short
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
There was little change ~ the lOca! money
markets Time money was freely offered. ana
there was no increase in the supply Hercantle
aper was In good demand, but The supply was
no, large We subioin our usual table of rates
made up from information furnished by the
busiest houses:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
Anuion Galce. financial.
LOUIS NESIEH, AurtiOnerr.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE on
STOCks AND UONDS
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER & son,

NI.DNiNDtb JIM
1890 O'Clock. 10" New f"rS Real Estate Sales.
room 80. III nr,alwas.
,f.y order ~ "s~crt0ry
- shs Empire cry Ere lns CO.
Insurance 60.
- sls. Canada southern Il way Co
10 shs. Chic., Roofs Island y Pacific EWay 60.
~ Continental lmp't q"
81 30 =. y. New-Iiayen Hartford y. T. p C.
Corsi. Dob '"r'fs.
=, shs United states Coriagr CO.. Pr"fi
100 shs Little PittsburF constr. Mining Co
ass order 81 rri-i'cl
shs Manhattan Lire In. CO.
tfDr 81 whom IL
50 shs Ringers Fire Irs. 60.
- eis. Lawyers TIN" Insurance CO.
s2"~ West End Riverside Electric street Rway -
Migr. 4. lHi2
100 sls. standard tas Light Go. Pa
10 sis Nassau Satl Bank BkVn
s}%.1D Tol.d, y onto Central Extension II r. 60 ist
Migc. D. Gold BIDS. 1928. nov. 1888 Coupons.
nIypotheoafcAD
100 sis Trinidad Asphalt Co.
- shs. Naf ShD" x leather Bank Ass mt unpaldD
s's Mechanics & Trader. Bank.
shs Hanover Insurance CO.
Western National Bank
5000 COUPONS 80 l.: due June 1893 from bonds
80 81 20 30 both inclusive Of the Fort Scot, Winter
CO.. OF Fort Scott. Kansas
sh. Chemical Nai'l Bank
100 sis. American Bank So'e co.
- sh. United States Trust 60.
800 sis Consolidated Electric Storage
u shs. Eighth Avenue r. Il. co
shs. Home Insurance co
SG.T1 Michigan Central r. Il, LIST M'ge. Reg-, - Of
1891.
$40 Tenn. Va. Georgia r. T. Pfd
100 shs. Fndav r.. Wayne ~ Western r. H.
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DEL. LACKANANNA AND WESTERN II. n.
stations in Ncw-lOrl< foot OF barclay and
Christopher streets.
NESTIBlEEH TRAINS. III IINAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTSCH ItGHr.

CARS. PI<TSCH L,UHr.
Direct route NEW ARK. BLOOMFIELD MONTCLAiR
THE ORANGES. summit. Bernardsyille BaskinS
Ridge, Madison Morrs'ovn. passa!c. Paterson Boon.
Dover. Sianhope BuDpS LAKE LAKE no.
PATCONG. Iiac<c,tstown. SCHOOIEYS MOUNTAIN.
WASHINGTON. PIiILIIPSBv re EASTON WATER
GAP. STROUDSBURG. Pocono Mountains SCRAN.
TON. PITrSTON. WIIkESBAIIsE. NANTIC0XE
DANNlLLE. NORTHUMBERLAND Mon,rose BlN0-
RICHFIEID SPRINGS Cortland. SYRACUSE 90.
WrGO. ITHACA OWI,GO. lrMlRA CORNING,
RATlI. DANSvILLE. RuFFAI.O and all points WEST
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
T.co A. M.-pINGHAMToN MAIL. Stops at principal
900 A M-Bl'rFAT.O SCRANTON BrNGHAMrov
UTICA. RlCliFlEID SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ard
OcWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars con-.
meet Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving s.9
100 p M~sCRANToN. RINGIIAMToN and ELMrRA
400 p " SCRANTON. WITKEsBARRE and PLYM.
Or'TH EMPRESS. Pullman parlor cars
80 p VI CDailv -Ruralo NeStibuled Limited FxrrAss
FOR SCRANTON. RTNGH ANTON. ET.MrRA pIP.
FALO Pullman nuNe' Sleeping Car Connects 81
I,uralo with train for Chicago. arriving Rs o.
90 p NJ fDafiy)-RVFFArO. SCRANTON BINGHAM.
TON. UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS.
Pullman Rurei Shoppers
rICEFTs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AZ =
.'nrrays ard i%l Bro.d~ay Tickets at ferry stations
ave -yori 37s and Tc6 Fl'on-st - broadway,
prooklyn. Time tables giving full Information. az all
stations
wrSTcOTT rvPRrSs COMPANY will call for and
check haryage hotel residence destination.
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In State issues $4,000 Virginia funded de0'
2-3s at 59ia and $4,000 at $685. and 10000 de-
farred trust receipts s. at 1914 sold Fifty
shares OF the Bank OF Commerce at $50 were sold
The price OF the last previous sale was 1922.
Railroad bonds relapsed into quie'ude and trans
actions reached only 1854 600 developing "A neavy
tone and marked lack Of feature. Few changes
occurred but New-IIaven A.. Con. Deb CTS. de-
clined "a per cent 10 l40h. Northern Pacific LIST
coupons q to ll3A anu Oregon Short Line IS z
TO o.
The Sub-Treasury debtor TO the Clearing
House 1898 4j5. Its net loss balance since Fri
day was s.. 304 193 made up b. loss I'm currency
Of 81 $50 Al ana a gain in coin of $l22s2ls. The
DAYS operations included: Receipts. $3.662.2j9
payments. 81. 363. OBJ, resulting In general bal
lnce 81 Sl37 39l. consisting Of $72.loS.113 coin
and $6J 6jl G3S currency. The receipts Of Saturday
and Monday were $629j6S7 and the payments
s. 1893 $50
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
demption. The customs receipts were $5sS.sl1. the
internal revenue receipts s646. 1913 and the mscel
laneous receipts SIG. 500. Total Government re-
ceipts for the day. sI.252.5l expenditures. Ss22-
1888; excess Of receipts 1929 1893 For The month To
date: Receipts, Sl9.02.4Js expenditures. 1885,
Ill; excess expenditures. s9.62O.653.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on ham and deposits in bank compares with
the figures OF the last previous statement as fol-
lows:
Ne, vo,. ~, ~ Jan an, - Jan; ~ DIners re-, .sa
Net legal tenders
hand ....... 80 s02 7oa a. bs7 10 Inc LOO, OF,
Net silver on hand ils2s27 IL 2s4.Oos Inc. 1891 87i
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF W.JERSEY.
tAnthracite coat used oyc'usivey)
Four tracks. Automatic Block signals.
on AND AFTER DEC 3p. l'94.

Four tracks Automatic BlSck signals.
on AND AFTER DEC Sp l.9i
For Eason 5c,hlehem. Allentown. Mauch ChunH ~,
40 7l5. o:iO ~ AZ 10 Eas,onl 4. NJ. l:io; 20 90
70 Easto.>; 80 5i5. 7:31 TO Ae1tos"n p n Sunday
10 800 40 p. ". sundays. 40 4: n 80.
Ior Reading at 30 500 a:io 1000 40 ~ i:io.
DAYS $40 A NJ i:oo rao s:ao Geo p. n. is:ls night.
roT Harrisbu,g at 30 500 $40 Z NJ. i;io go +09
p. Il. 1913 night.
o:lo A NJ. iic. 100 40 p NJ Sundays. 900 p. ".
For Red Bank Long Rranch. and nonts south 70 Point
Peasant go s,i5 u 80 A. NJ 80 AS $40 70 PED
Grove ard Asburv p7r', a.oo :, ". 400 p. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
$50 Sis A. NJ. las $40. 4:so p ".
Pr Farmne1ae Toms River. Barnegat PARK and Bar.
neGa'. $50 s:i5 A NJ. 1:i5 40 p ".
For Atlantic CRY vineland and BTidgeton. 4:so A. NJ.
M''@s1 E''f9 so ss'' M 30 Sd .ss Iii, -.
=. ". SUNDAYS. 900 4. ". 100 u "
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHING
For rbl,.a ,,b, week TON sSS, go 500 900 1910.
i':9o d,inns csr. A. ~. i.so $50 800 euns; Psrior
carr. $500 Dining Car. 600 80. s:45 p. NJ. i2i'
800 Dining carr 600 p. NJ. I?:i5 night. -, go,
For Baltimore ard Washington week DAYS. 900: y ~
DINING carr. A. NJ. $50 800 500 Dining Can go
p ". i2:i5 night SUNDAYS. 900 1870 Dining Carl
Tickets and par.orcar be procured At i3 2
gel 45 ga. LAO l323 Broadway ~ sthave n East
lib "a Easi l2S,h,s, 2' We, o Eir: &c, CO.
ivn oS Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG. The New-York Transfer
Company will call check baggage from ho,e,
residence 20 destination.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-10-01

THE JOBBING TRADE.

The quotations given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers.)
Candies and Nuts.
Candies-Stick. Sc per ID; common mixed,
cream mixed, &c; old-tine mixed, 7c.
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds, Ice; English
walnuts, 12c; Brazil nuts. &c; filberts, lie;
peanuts, roasted, 6Q7c; mixed nuts, 10d12c.
Canned Goods.
Peaches-Standard 3~pound, $1.5Od1. 10; g.
pound seconds, $.20Q1.40; 3-pound pie. a56
90c; California standard, s1.75@2; California
seconds. 81. .4oQ1 So Misceuaneous-Blackb
Tlss 2pognd gsss saspserrlss 2P9gnd !, 9g 60
choice. s2d2.50; cove oysters, 1-pound, full
weight, 90Q95c; light, 6OQ65c: 2-pound, full
%s,ns' Seans 7sssse lima Ba 6eans % sFsns peas
marrowfat, 90c@$l. 10; early June, 90cQ$l 10;
Holsters: 9. S5az; red cherries. soc@s1
s-pound tomatoes. 76aS5c.
Dried Fruits.
Ffgs-Layer, 11Q14c per ID.
Raieins-I4oose Muscatels. a.2Sq1.0 per
box; London layer. $1-3501.75 per box; Va
lencia. e1z@Slac per 10; layer sal9c
California. 1oa12c: California fancy. 121sq
131ac.
PruneS-California, 6Q10c per Id.
Currants-4l5q5c per 10.
Drugs.
Alcohol, S2.5102.65; asafetida. 3oq35c; alum.
S64c: camphor 60d65c: cochineal, 50Q55c;
chloroform. 60d65c; copperas, brls. 45d50c;
licorice. Clab.,s genuine. 10000; .magnesia,
OF. o. N.75G2; madder. i4@isc: oil castor per
opium. opi $50: @ @eainine. P. & W.. per OF. s5G
40e; balsam cobaiba, 5Om55c, soap, CASTLE,
Fr,. 12df6c; soda. bicar5., 41zG6c; salts.
sa2Oc: turpentine, s2asSc: glycerine, 1i@2Oc;
iodide potassium. SG3.10; bromide potassi-
um 45fl47c; chlorate potash. 2cc; borax. 12d
14c: cinchondia, 12Q15c; carbolic acid, 2
OiIs-I4nseed. 4Oa42c per gal; coal oil.
legal test. 7d14c bank. 40c; best straits.
ing. 2Oa3Oc: miners. 45c: lard oils. winter
strained. in brls. 6oc per gal; in half brls,
Sc per gal extra.
Dry Goods.
Rleached observation-disclosures L. eikc
Berkeley, No: 50; Sc; Cabot, e,sc; Capital. 1T
FitchviiIe. Sc; Full Width. 5lkc Gilt Edge.
5lsc; Gilded Age. slsc; Hin, Sc; Hope. &c;
bric. brio SIC: MasonviIie. &c; Peabody, 5Ixc;
Pride Of the West. lOlsc; Quinebaugh. &c;
Star of the Nstiop s SC; Ten oIs strks, 11 SHc;
drosccggin. ga. l6tsc; Androscoggin. 1o-4.
i'f Brown sheetings-Atlantic A. &C; Argyle.
5lsc: Boott c. 412c: Bucks Head. sac: Cliff
ton CCC, SIC: Constitution. io-inch. 6izc:
Carlisle. -40-inch. &c: Dwight Star, 6Ac:
Great Fails E &c; Greet Falls J. 4Ac; Hin
Fine. SIC: Indian Head, &C; Lawrence LIZ
sc: Pepperell z, &c: Pepperell r. 5isc;
Peppereli 81. 14lzc: Androscoggin. "a. 15c;
Assdroscoggln. 10-4. I6izc.
stables 4zc; Allen TR. Sc: Allen robes. SC:
American indigo. 4kc; Arnold Lie, Sac;
Cocheco fancy, 5l1c: Cocheco madders. nc;
Hamilson fancy sszc MANCHESTER fancy a,nY
ard nurples, SIC: Pacific fancy. SIC; Pa