@-; do. 4s, 1920, @113; Columbia and Brown, Brothers & Co., Greenville 1st, 105@106; Central Ohio 1st, 109 @ No. 59 WALL STREET, NEW YORK, -BUY AND SELL THE PERFECTED BILLS OF EXCHANGE REMINGTON -ON BELGIUM, AND HOLLAND. Issue Commercial and Travelers' Credits in Sterling, -; Marietta and Cincinnati 1st, 1271@ — ; do. 2d, 105@105; do. 3d, 601@603; Northern Central, 513@51; do. 6s, 1885, 1081@_; do. 6s, 1900, 115@- ; do. 6s, 1900, gold, 116 GREAT BRITAIN, IRELAND, FRANCE, GERMANY, @118; do. 6s, Sterling, 1904, 1121@-; do. 6s, 1904, gold, 112@-; do. 5s, 1926, 993@99§; Norfolk and Western pref., -@59; Ohio and Mississippi 2d, 120@124; do. Springfield div. 1st, 1194@1193; Pittsburg and Connellsville Make TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFERS OF MONEY between this 7s, 124@126; Richmond and Allegany, 38} @ 41; Richmond and Danville, 140@-; Virginia Midland 5th mort., -@983; Virginia and Tennessee 2d, 1031@104; Virginia consols., 76@ 76; do. consol. coupons, 85@85; do. 10-40s, 431@44. Philadelphia.--American Steamship Co. 6s, 108; Allegheny Valley 7s, 119; Central Transportation, 40; Chesapeake and Delaware Canal 6s, 91; Catawissa new pref., 52; Erie and Western Transp. Co., 60; Nesquehuning Valley, 57: New Orleans Pacific 6s, 951; Oil Creek 7s, 100; Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore 4s, 96; Pennsylvania and New York Canal 7s, 1906, 125; Philadelphia and Reading R. R. scrip, 82; do. deben. 7s, 65; do. Income 7s, 95; Philadel FRANCS IN MARTINIQUE AND GUADALOUPE. and other countries, through London and Paris. Make Collections of Drafts drawn abroad on all points in the United States and Canada, and of drafts drawn in TYPE-WRITER. the United States on Foreign Countries. COLLINS, BOUDEN & JENKINS, 25 PINE ST.-NEW YORK Interest allowed on Deposits subject to Draft. Securities, &c., bought and sold on Commission. Investment Securities always on hand. phia, Germantown and Norristown, 108; Schuyl- Paine, Webber & Co., kill Nav. 6s, 1895, coupon on, 777; Texas and Pacific 1st, 1064; do. consol. mort. 6s, 101; do. 6s, Rio Grande div. 903; Union and Titusville 7s, 107; West Jersey and Atlantic 6s, 112. The latest quotations are: City 6s, 110@124; do. free of tax, 129@132; do. 4s new, 105@112; Pennsylvania State 6s, 3d series, 102@102; do. 5s, new loan, 117@118; do. 4s, new, 110@114; Philadelphia and Reading R. R., 34@343; do. consol. mort. 7s, reg., 1231@124; do. mort. 6s, 122@; do. gen'l mort. 6s, coupon, 981@993; do. 7s, 1893, 122@125; do. new, conv., 741@75; @ A WRITING - MACHINE which combines and convenience. Adapted to general use. Every machine guaranteed. Send for Circulars with names and testimonials of recent patrons. E. REMINGTON & SONS, 281 and 283 Broadway, New York. EAGLE United New Jersey R. R. and Canal, 1851 John H. Davis & Co. 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We give below a few extracts rom opinions of the press : From "Herapath's Railway Journal," London. The AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL, one of the most honest and outspoken of American papers. From the "Journal of Commerce," New York. Guaranteed Bills of Lading given. Time as quick and rates as low as by any first class fast freight line. Ship from New York via N. Y. C. and H. K. K. R., St. The AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL, a most valu- John's Park; from Boston via able weekly newspaper. Is now half a century old. From the "Cincinnati Price Current." The AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL'S list of patrons is composed largely of the oldest and heaviest financial houses in the United States, Great Britain and the Continent, and of railway companies, manufacturing establishments and banking and commercial houses in this country. "From the "Pittsburg (Pa.) Chronicle" The AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL is authority on railroad news. From the "Washington (D. C.) Law Reporter." The AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL is a most valuable publication, and to all persons interested in American railroads, earnings, dividends. etc., etc., it lmost invaluable. Boston and Albany R. R. We also purchase all classes of Railroad Securities, and negotiate loans for Railroad Companies. WM A. GUEST & CO., Nos. 41 and 43 Pine Street, New York. Safety Railroad Switches, WITH MAIN TRACK UNBROKEN. Railroad Crossings, Frogs, and Other Of the Finest Finish, as well as every description of CAR WORK, furnished at short notice and at reasonable HARLAN & HOLLINGSWORTH CO., Wilmington, Del. COMBINATION SAW. SWIFT'S IRON AND STEEL WORKS, Without Lathe. 26 W. THIRD ST., CINCINNATI, OHIO. Manufacturers of all Weights of Standard and Narrow Gauge Rails by the most approved process. Also Rail Fastenings BETHLEHEM IRON CO., IRON AND STEEL RAILS. Price $6 without Lathe; with Lathe, $8. ADDRESS THE MANUFACTURERS, HOUSATONIC RAILROAD THE ONLY LINE RUNNING THROUGH CARS THE ONLY LINE which runs a THROUGH SLEEPING-CAR from BOSTON TO ST. LOUIS WITHOUT CHANGE! ARRIVING AT 8.00 A.M. SECOND MORNING. Between New York, Great Barrington, Stockbridge, Len- Tolono, Decatur and St. Louis, making direct connection with through Express Trains fo Through sleeping car for Buffalo, Toledo, Fort Wayne, Logansport, Lafayette, Danville Kansas, Colorado, Texas, and all points in the ox, and Pittsfield-the far-famed resort of the Berkshire Hills Western Massachusetts-the "Switzerland of America." Two through trains daily between New York City and all points on the Housatonic Railroad, from the Grand Central Depot via the New York, New Haven, and Hartord Railroad at 8:05 A. M. and 3:43 P. M. L. B. STILLSON, Supt. H. D. AVERILL, Gen. Ticket Agt. Gen'l Offices, Bridgeport, Ct., Nov. 7, 1881. The only line running a through sleeping car via Buffalo and Detroit without change arriving at Chicago at 8.00 A.M. second morning, making sure connections with through Ex press Trains for Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, the Pacific Coast, Wisconsin, Minnesota and all points in the Boston, Hoosac Tunnel, and Western WEST AND NORTHWEST. RAILWAY. RAILROAD IRON. The undersigned, agents for the manufacturers, are epared to contract to deliver best quality American Welsh Steel or Iron Rails, and of any required hight and pattern. Also Speigel and Ferro Manganese. PERKINS & CHOATE, 23 Nassau Street, NEW YORK 1. WHITNEY & SONS, CAR WHEEL WORKS, Callow a ill and 16th Streets. PHILADELPHIA, PA. We furnish CHILLED WHEELS for Cars, Trucks, and enders. CHILLED DRIVING-WHEELS and TIRES for ocomotives. ROLLED and HAMMERED AXLES. WHEELS AND AXLES FITTED COMPLETE. FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COMPANY, 187 Broadway, New York. CASH CAPITAL, FIDELITY BONDS. $250,000. 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