Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 23 mars 1875, mardi 23 mars 1875

[" CARDS.To Impoiteis fiom France, GUSTAVE BOSSANGE, general commission merchant And Exporter of French Manufactures, BRANCHES\u2014HAVRE $ BORDEAUX.Represented In the Dominion of Canada by BOSSANGS & GARDINER, 30 Hospital Street, Montreal, Sole Agents for P.Flon Pbkx, Chahky, Bocoakt, Fled BY, Hugo, Paris.March 4\t^m 53 JflMLOR l BROTHER AGESTfS IN CANADA FOR MORRIS tasker & CO., Of Philadelphia , U.S., MANUFACTURERS OF Wrought Iron, Gas, Steam and Water Pipes ; Lap-welded Iron Boiler Tubes ; Rubber-Coated Iron Pipes; Malleable Iron Fittings.Hand and Power Serewing Machinery, &c.For Estimates or -'rices, address to the Office_13 Sr.SAOKAMBNT 8TKKET.February 26\tly JOHK McDonald, Accountant, 230 St.James Street, KHIMq P^ATATE AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.VOL.LXVII.MONTREAL, TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1875.NO.GO FOR SALE.Steamboat for SaiOa Tlxo £3 yml or Ï i »a>t»4RS3rj.e3tr ADOLPHUS,\u201d now lies in Tate's Dry Dock.As she Apply to T.S.BROWN, Assignee to Estate el John Connolly.Or to\tWILLIAM WORKMAN.February 23\t4S MONTREAL, INSURANCE.March 1 6m SO JAMES TYRE, Official Assignee, JOHN FULTON.Accountant, UNION BUILD I NOS, 43 St.Francois Xavier Street, CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE PERFECT SECURITY RATES MODERATE.i 1 MONTREAL.January 30 25 franc o, wood.Advocate, ®8*.Sr&j-XXX&tSA SStY-oofc, Nearly opposite Ebrald Office.June 27\tIr 152 MMNTYRE & CARMAN BARRISTERS, attorn ets-at-law Solicitors in Chancery, NOTARIES PUBLIC, Ac., M\u2018INTYR».\tR.B.CARMAN.January 10\tly 8 JAMES SMITSf, NOTARY PDBLIO, Would beg to inform the Public that he has resumed Practice as a Notary at 146 ST.JAMES STREET, J he Best Life Insurance Company in the Jh minion.This Institution was Established In the year 1847.It is, therefore, free from | those dangers to which almost all Com panles are subject during the early years of their existence.ts Capital Is ample, Its rates are well known to be moderate, and Its business is managed by persons of long experience and recognized ability.These features tend, as the success of the Company has proved, to afford perfect (ecuiltyto Assurers and makes the Institution unsurpassed by any other Company dclng business In Canada.CLOTHING, &c.GrIBT5 & CO.Beg to acquaint their Customers and the Public that they have just received the Krgt instalment of New Spring G-oeds ComprlsiDg all the Novelties in Coatings, Waistcoatings and Trouserings.Also, a complete Assortment of the LATEST STYLES of GENTLEMEN\u2019S HABERDASHERY February 3\tly 29 POST OB\u2019FIOE TIME TABLE Post Officte, Montreal, Dec.8, 1874 DBLI VfiEY 8 00 9 3^ 11 00 A 8 00 10 00 JOHN A1TKEN & CO.HAVE JUST RECEIVED FOR EVENING WEAR ; Ladies\u2019 Muslin Sleeveless Jackets Ladies\u2019 Muslin Polonaises handsomely trimmed.New Bewed Sets New Linen Collars and Cuffs New Muslin Aprons.377 NOTRE DAME STREET.November £5 I y 280 ASSURERS NOV/ JOINING Will participate In One Year\u2019s Share of Profits.FISH, SALT, OILS, &c.firm FISH It! FOR SALE BY GHAS.FRASER & CO.Over Messrs.GIBB A CO.February 8 32 VANNECK & GREEN, Stock and Exchange Brokers, AND GENERAL FINANCIAL AGENTS Stocks, Bonds, Government Securities and Foreign Exchange bought and sold | on Commission.OFFICE : 22 St- John Street, Montreal.November 14\t6m 271 H.NEMAN Ss GO., CI5AR MERCHANTS 419 St.Paul Street, Montreal.DETAILED REPORTS AND TA BLE OF RATES may be obtained at the Offices or Agencies of the Company.A.\tG.RAM3AY, Managing Director.B.\tHILLS, Assistant Secretary.MONTREAL AGENOY : No.19G St.James Street- R.P0WNALL, General Agent.March 3\t2m 52 00 Barrels Choice Labrador Herrings 100 Hf-Barrels Nos.1 and 2 Mackerel \u2014ALSO\u2014 A Few Barrels Nos.2 and 3 Salmon.February 27\tly 49 L October 20 249 Frederick Wm.Terrill] Advoeat* A Attorney~at-Law, Office\u2014Ho.217 ST.JAMES STREET, Opposite tho IFUnej» Office, SCOTTISH CO M MERCIA Insurance Co.FIRE & LIFE CAPITAL.- $10,000.000.Province of Quebec Branch, W4i ST.JAMBS STREET, MONTREAL Direciors : SIR FRANCIS HINCKS, C.B., K.C.M.G.] A.FREDERICK GAULT, Esq, EDWARD MURPHY, Esq.CHARLES S.RODIER, Jr,, Esq, ROBERT DALGLISH, Esq.KOHTBXAD.July 21 ly 172 CRAIG & MOFFAT, Accountants and Assignees, North British Chambers, 11 HOSPITAL STREET, MONTREAL DAVID J.CRAIG, Official Assignee, Commissioner for taking Affidavits, ALEX, MOFFAT, Assignee, Commissioner for taking Affidavits January 29\tly Maclennan & Macdonald, Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, &c.CORNWALL, ONT.D.B.MAOIiKNNAN, H.SANÏTÏLD MACDONALD April 2\tly 78 L.J.FORGET, STOCK BROKER.Member 0/ the Montreal Stoolc Exchange, 96 Sr.Fbanooib Xavier St.Stocks, Shares, Bonds, Debentures and all classes of Negotiable Seeurlties bought | and sold on Commission and on Margin.April 7\tly 82 Commercial Risks, Dwelling and Farm Properly taken at current rates.THOMAS CRAIG, Res.Sec.January 30 25 FOR SALE Ex S.S.\u2018 Vicksburg \u201d 3,0011 Bags LIVERPOOLSIILT TEN (10) TO THE TON, In Lots to suit Purchasers.October 20 DAVID TORRANCE & CO.ly 249 NOTICES.00 00 II 00 11 00 10 30 10 00 9 30 10 00 5 00 8 Of I 00 Ontario a) Ottêwf.by R&lltcny., a)\tProvince;of Ontniio,.Ottawa Kiver Route.Quebec.Quebec by Steamer.b)\tQuobeç b$ Railway.Eastern Tow nshipf , Three; Rivera.Arthahaska and Kiviere du Loop R.R.St.Remi and Hemniinp- ford R.R.St.Hyacinthe, Sherbrooke Ac.St.Johnsfb; and Vermont Junction R.R.Shcfford ana1 the S.E.O.Railways .MAID.OLOflH.A.M.P.lt.7 4.* 7 4$ I 7 4r-7 4P :i Local Mail».Beauharnois Route.Chambly and St.Oosaire.Contrecœur, Varennes d Vercberes.Cote St.Paul.» Tannery West .5 4/i Huntingdon .2 00 Lachine.;.Loncmeuil.2 15 St.Lambert.Laprairie.11 00.New Glasgow, Sault-anx- Recollets .5 IP Terrebonne &\t.Vincent.h 3 i 5 00 Point St.Charles .St.Laurent, St.Mustache 8t.Scholastique and Belle Riviere.1\t30 St.Jerome, at.Rose and 2\t30 St* Thar et».St.Johns and St.Armand 10 0'\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022.Station.Throe Rivers, l y North Shore Land Route.Maritime Province» ^ew Brunswick, Nova Scotia and P.K.I.Newfoundland forwarder, daily on Halifax:,whence despatch is on alternate Tuesdays, counting from 16th June.United State».Boston and New England 8 vices from Liverpool quote floating cargoes of Wheat steady ; do Corn quiet.Cargoes of Wheat on passage and for shipment, steady; do do of Corn rather easier.Mark Lane\u2014Wheat and Corn steady.Small arrivals of Wheat and Corn off coast.Good cargoes of Corn off coast at 35s 61.London quotations of Corn for prompt shipment, 32s 6d Id) 33s.English country markets a turn easier.French do do fits ady.Liverpool spot Wheat and Com unaltered.Lard, 63s .Financial.\u2014The Money Maiket, as corn- \u2019BANKS.\tSell- ers.\tBuy- ers.\tTrans- %ctxons \t185}\t185\t185 Ontario\t\t109J\t109\t109 British\t City \t\t.\t\t.People's\t\t\t\t\t107§\t107\t1073 Moison\u2019s\t\tB\tC\t.Toronto\t\t190\t187\t Jacques Cartier\t\t98£\t97\t983 Merchants\u2019\t\t113\t1123\t113 Eastern Townships.\t.\t.\t.Quebec.\t\t\t\t.\t.« \u2022 Nationale\t\t.\t115\t.Union\t\t103£\t101\t».Mechanics\u2019 .\t.\t\t.Boyal Canadian\t\t95j\t94J\t943 Commerce\t\t132\t1313\t.Metropolitan\t\t\t98\t95\t.Dominion \t\t\t\u2022 « ».\t119\t Hamilton\t\t\t\t96\t92\t.Maritime Dank\t\t85\t.\t.Exchange\t\t103|\t103\t.Ville Marie.,\t\t\t\t St.Lawrence\t\t\t\t\t MISCELLANEOUS.\t\t\t Intercolonial Coal.,,.\t.\t.\t\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 » Huron Copper Bay.\t.\t\t.Montreal Telegraph.\t168^\t168\t1683 Dominion Telegraph.\t105|\t104]\t.Richelieu Nav.Co.\tB\tC\t.» Cannrimn Nav.Oo\t\tB\t0\t.Union Navigation Co.\t.\t.\t.City Passenger R.R.Co\t1783\t170\t.City Gas Co\t\t132\t1313\t Merchants' Exchange,\t\t\t\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Oie.de P.a C.Foncier!\t126\t120\t.Can.Eng.* Machine Cc\t.\t.\t.Quebec Fire Ass.Co.\t.\t.\t.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Mont.Inv'nt Ass.Stock\t.\t\t.Can.Cotton Man.Co.,\t40\t30\t.Cornwall Man.Co.\t\t25\t.Mont.Warehousing Co\t\t.\t.Graphic Printing Co.\t30\t20\t North American Car Cc\t.\t\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 «\t.\u2022 .\u2022 Mont.Per.Building Sy\t116\t\t Mont.Building Ass\u2019d\t116\tno\t.Sealing aud Fishing.\t.\t.\t.BONDS, fto.\t\t\t Dominion Stock\t\t1023\t100\t.» Dominion Bonds\t\t.\t\t\u2022 \u2022 » .Gov.Deb.6 p.c.Stg.\t.\u2022 \u2022 .\t\u2022 \u2022 .\t.Gov.Deb 6 p.c Cy.\t.\t.\u2022 \u2022\t Gov.Dob.5 p.c.Stg.\t\t.\t.Gov.Deb.6 p c.Cy.\t.\t\u2022 « »\t.Uar 6} p.c.Bonds.\t103\t101\t.G.T R.7 p.c.Stg.Bondi\t\t.\t.M.ft C.Ry 6 p.c.dodo\t\t.\t.» 8 p c.Cy.dc\t\t.\t.Corporation G p.c.do.\t983\t973\t.» M.W.W.\tdo do.\t983\t97]\t.Corporation 7 p.c.Stoch\t\t112\t.« \u2022 \u2022 Do\t6 p.c.do.\t.\t100\t.\u2022 .\u2022 EXCHANGE.\t\t\t.« , , Bank GO-days Stg\t\t83 rS 9\t\t\u2022 .\u2022 \u2022 N Y.Gold Drafts.\tà r® Iprm\t\t Gold at Noon\t\t.\t\u2022 .\t.Stg.Exchange In N.Y\t1163\t\t.* x d\t\t\t scheme never cost the kind hearted English capitalists an anxious thought.The Hon-dmas Minister got his £100,090 in London, in 1869 he raised £2,000,000 in Paris, and in the following year he cheated the English people out of £2,000,000 more.For all this money the only security known to have existed was a bond which was supposed to be deposited in the Bank of England, Everything went oa all right for some time.But in 1872 Gutierrez appeared in England once more and a-lced the people to kindly lend him £12,000,000.This was too much.Suspicion was immediately aroused ; the Directors of the Bank of England were interviewed regarding the '* security \u201d which was deposited with them for the former advances.This was found to consist of a rusty tiu box, which might or might not contain \u201clOtnething\u201d ; at any rate the good people to whom it was entrusted never took the trouble of looking into it.Thus was London and Paris swindled out of £4,800,-000 on the strength of an empty tin box, a few printed falsehoods, and a Ministerial commission from a semi-civilized country.The case has been before the English Courts for some time hack, and tho House of Commons has appointed a committee to enquire into the ways and means of restoring a portion of the money touts proper owners.CORN EXCHANGE DAILY REPORT.Monday, March 22, 1375.FLOUR\u2014Receipts, 490 brls ; sales, 400 bris.Market quiet.Wheat in Chicago was quoted lo lower.English advices this morning quote floating cargoes of Wheat steady ; do Corn quiet.Cargoes of Wheat on passage and for shipment steadv ; do do of Corn rather easier.Mark Lane Wheat and Corn steady.Small arrivals of Wheat and Corn off coast.Good cargoes of Corn off coast at 35s 6d, London quotations of Corn for prompt shipment, 32s 6d /3) 33s.English country markets a turn dearer.French do do steady.Liverpool spot Wheat and Corn unaltered.Lard, 63s.The loc d market continues inactive, enquiries stiil being restricted to Spring Extras and coarse grades, which are in.light supply.U.C.Bag Flour (flared at $2 30.Sales reported were : 100 barrels Spring Extra at $4 40 ; 100 barrels Strong Bakers\u2019 at $4 60 ; 100 bris Pollards at $3 50 ; 100 do Middlings (uniaefveted) at $3 75.FLOUR per brl 198 lbs Superior Extra.5 Extra Superfine.Fancy.4 Spring Extra.Superfine.,.4 Strong Bakers\u2019.4\t55 Fine.Middlings .,.3 Pollards.3 U C Bag Flour per 100 lbs.City Bags [delivered].OATMEAL\u2014Quiet at WHEAT \u2014 Nominal.CORN\u2014Quiet at 80c PEAS\u2014Quiet at 93c Tt 94c.OATS\u2014Quiet ; 43c\t45c\tfor\tnew.BARLEY\u2014Inactive at 75c.BUl\u2019TER\u2014Dull and heavy, Kates are 14o t3> 17c for tubs and firkins.Roll at 17c.CHEESE\u201414c m 14] c for Good to Choice.PORK\u2014$21 00 tit $22 00 for Inspected New Mess, and $20 00 IS) $20 £0 for Thin.LARD\u2014Quiet ; Tierces, 14c; Pails, 15c.ASHES\u2014Pots, Firsts at $5 6) (S) $5 65.Pearls quiet ; Firsts, $6 70.DREoSED HOGS\u2014At $8 00 Id) $8 15 per 100 lbs.Sales\u2014l car, average 200 lbs, at $8.00 ; 1 car, average 150 lbs, at $8.00 ; 2 cars, avetage 224 lbs, at $8.15 to arrive.Chicago, March 22, 9.30 a.m.\u2014Wheat opens at 94jc for April.Receipts\u2014Flour, 7,305 brls; Wheat, 67,000 bush; Corn, 70,-000 do ; Oats, 24,00) do ; Rye,380 do ; Barley, 8,000 bush ; Dressed IL.gs, 286.Shipments \u2014Flour, 5,478 brls; Wheat, 64,000 bush; Corn, 23,000 do ; Oats, 13,000 do ; Rye, 350 do ; Barley, 17,000 do ; Dressed Hogs, 792.Milwaukee, March 22, 9.35 a.m \u2014Wheat weak at 93c; 92^c for No.2; 92|ï fur April ; 96jc for Hay.Receipts, 27,000 bush ; shipments, 28,000 do.Receipts op Produce p u Past 24 Hodrs\u2014 Ma\u2014h 22, G.T B.\u2014Flour, 490; Leather, 60 ; teas, 2,000 ; Ashes, 6 ; Wheat, 2,800 ; Dressed Hogs, 143 ; Butter, 409 ; Pork, 113.Receipts op Produce via Grand Trank Railway for past week, and for corresponding period of 1871:\tG.T.Railway.Mar.20.Mar.19 8,000 brls ; sales, 1 000 brls ; quotations unchanged.Kye Flour steady.Grain\u2014Wheat dull and \u2018slightly in buyers\u2019 fiyour; receipts, 41,000 bush; sale», 31, the Si a»!' Pox Hospital and 130 in tho Genera.Hospital, 8 of the latter being under treatment for small-pox.Hochelaga i now protected by three policemen, and two additional will be added next month .In jis city there are 729 tiro hydrants, including 3\u20184 private ones.19,777 houses are supplied with water, involving the laying of 11,357 miles of cast iron main water pipes in the streets .Two stables wero fired in the St.J.B.Village on Sunday evening, and considerable damage done before the Village Brigade could put them out.Several youths were seen to leave one of them, belonging to Mr.W.O.Buchanan, hiit a few minutes before the fire was discovered.Yesterday morning a fire in the cellar under the Quebec Bank, caused by hot ashes, was twice extinguished with tho aid of a portable Babcock.115 lunatics now under the charge of the Sisters of Asile des Aliénés de St, Jean de Dieu, in the now disused barracks at Hochelaga, will be removed to the Sisters new building at Hochelaga about July next.The Quebec Government has appointed Mr.J.A.Chicoine, formerly Emigration Agent in this city, Repatriation Agent ; he is now in Compton County selecting locations for return: ag French Canadians from the U.S.\u201c That the City Clerk be appointed a delegate to Jerusalem to carefully investigate aud report upon the most improved method of cultivating Jerusalem Artichokes.\u201d Protestant House of Industry and Refuge.\u2014Statement of relief for week ending 30th March : Number of inmates, 125 number of night\u2019s lodgings given in Night Refuge, 321 ; number of quarts of soup and extra meals, 1,099.United Board ot Out Door Relief.\u2014Number relieved with provisions, wood, &o., 142 ; number of quarter cords firewood given by the Board, 39; number of quarter cords firewood given by the I.P.B.Society, 13 75 MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.EUROPEAN.LONDON, March22, 2.30 p.m.\u2014 Monei^*** onsois for money 92§ & 93 ; for account 92 & 93J.Amount of bullion gone Into the Bank of England on balance to-day is £11,000.3.30 p.m, \u2014Consols, 93 OH 93£ for money and account.PARIS, March 21.\u2014 Monetary \u2014 Rentes, 64f, 22£c.UNITED STATES.CHICAGO, March 22.\u2014Flour.\u2014 Steady ; Extra Spring, $1 50 ® $4 75.Grain \u2014wheat in fair demand, lower and unsettled; No 1 Spring at 97£c; JNo 2 do at 944c for strictly fresh; 93^0 for regular spot; No.3 ditto 884c; rejected, 8Uc.Corn excited and higher ; No 2 mixed 67^0 0 67|c spot; rejected, 65c.Oats active and higher; No 2 at 54|c dt 514c for spot; rejected, 52c.Rye steady; No 2 at 97c & 98c.Barley quiet and weak; No 2 Spring at $1084 $i 9.Receipts \u2014Flour, 7,000 brls; Wheat, 67,000 bus; Com, 70,000 do ; Oats, 24,000 do ; Barley, 8,000 do, Shipments\u2014Flour, 5,000 brls ; Wheat, 64,0u0 bus ; Corn, 23,U00 do ; Oats, 13,000 do ; Barley, 17,000 do.Provisions\u2014Pork buoyant, unsettled aud high; sales at $20 10 (S) $20 15.Lard ir fair demand and advanced at $13 85.Bulk meats steady; shoulders 74c; short rib middles, 10fc (S> 10|, shonrclear do 11c all loose on spot.Dressed Hogs\u2014In fair demand and Arm .mixed $8 60 (a) $9 00.Receipts Hogs 8,299; shipments 6,999.\t.Seeds\u2014Steady ; fair to choice Timothy at $2 10 9 $2 50; Clover at $3 40 (a) $7 10.Whiskey\u2014Firm and in fair demand X aSÆ æ*\t.G.T, R.WEST, Baird&K 120 brls pork; M Laing 65 do; Chap-man&co 50 brL spirits; J Wylfe luO do flour; Crane&B 400 do; Chapman & co 250 do spirits ; Sawtel Bros 7 es; M Watson &co 5 do; Agent 5 coils; J L Cassidy 6 bris 5 csks h ware; Beach W 4 do; F do; D Rees&co 713 brls pork; G V 315 do butter; G S Frere 95do; D Butters&co l,60i) bush peas; C J Cusack&co 400 do; C E Seymour 1 os os leather; Black&L s do; Hua&R 5 bxs do; J D&co 4 bdls do; G Barrington 15 i oils do; Cassils S&co 24 do.G.T.R.EAST.Delisle Bros & McGill 2 cases hware, 12 bdls sieves; G Lepage&co 2 cs hware; Benny, McP &co 2do do; McIntyre, F & co 5 bdes mdse; J Taylor 60 loco blocks; Adcock & E 4 boxes p ware; W Darling 1 do hware; Crathern & co 25 do cards; PTebrault 2 bdls slats 1 tub and con-ten s, 2 pcs pipe, 1 stove, 1 bdl, 1 box, 2 bdls bcadsteads; a Dubuc 3 chairs, 1 brl, 2 tables, 1 stove, 5 pkgs beadsteads, 2 pcs pipe; \u201cPrince Alfred\u201d 1 box mdse; Howland, S & co 14 > brls plaster; T Fuller & co lesk boots and shoes, 1 do clothing; Z Lapierre 1 cs boots and shoes; ;2 10 rH $L U.at NEW YORK, March 22,2 p m\u2014Monet ary-Tel 77: P.M.414'; Amn, 63i ; N w, 45: Do pfil! 575; Rock X, 165} ; St Paul, 36}; Dopfd, 57 Erie, 20} ; St Joe, 23j; Hurl, 130 ; Shore, 74}.N Y C, 101 ; O and M, 27} ; Pan, 115 , Toledo, 131; U P, 53} ; Gold, Itij.3 30 p.m.-Gold closed at3184.Stocks active ana unsettled.Exchange 81 0 85.3.300 pm-Money after loan ina at 4, closed at 2} ® 3 ; Sterling quiet and steady; gold steady at 18} @ 16j; Governments dull and strong; State bonds quiet The day has been an exciting one on the Stock Exchange with a general advance in prices, finite marked in some cases.Leading speculative shares such as Union Pacific, Pacific Mai1, Western Union, and Lake Shore, were bought with increased confidence, and highest prices of the season were made ; while In the case of Union Pacific the quotations to-day were the highest ever current for that stock.At times great buoyancy and excitement prevailed, especially in U Pacific and Pacific Mail.This encouraging outlook of the general situation Is stimulating matters in Wall street, and there Is more confidence manifested as to the future than for a long time PÎCotton\u20144 better for Middling Uplands.Flour\u2014Quiet and scarcely so firm; receipts, W McLaren 1 cs; Slater &P 1 do; O F Seymore 1 cs leather; M Riandean 2 bxs fisn; R MONTREAL .3250 ion ^ Kol) U.\u2018.imUMAXX»&/ Capt.Roberts Capt.Bouchette « Capt.Thearle *< Capt.Mellon I, oapt.Laurenson \u201c Capt.Jones « Capt.Bennett Capt.Reid DOMINION.jU ' ONTARIO.\u2022.¦\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022'3200 VICKSBURG.2.™ MEMPHIS.8501 TEXAS.; J.zdoO MISSISSIPPI.2200 QUEBEC.2200 ST.LOUIS.1824\t\u201c\t^HÔTaccom These vessels have very superiu modatlon for Cabin and Steerage Pf se\u201dQ «hit Prepaid Tickets are issued at reaucea prLs to those desirous oj bringing out thar ^Snfine from Liverpool every Wednesday, calling at Belfast Longh to take In Cargo a ^Thriteamers of this Line ire Intended to Sail for Liverpool as follows .FROM BOSTON : dmtaRJO \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 .March 2 CUC _l-_4NE\t\u2018 V> a G W I July 90 Ty IT s , SURGICAL.MGIULJPDIEITS Ex S.S.\u201c SOANDINAVIAN,\u201d A largs and well-ralaotud Stock of Surgical Instruments, &c Comprising tha following, vis Amputating Gauss, Surgeons\u2019\u2019 Pockat Cams Cupping Cases, Physicians\u2019 Pocket \u2019 Cases, Post Mortem Cases,Stomach 1 Pumps ; FORCEPS Tooth, Midwifery, Dressing, wsnw DlæoctmS\u2019 etc-, etc.;\t^ KHIVE3\u2014Amputating, Pocket, Dressing, SCALPELS in Ebony and Ivorv \u2022 oenm-m -oL\t^ Electro Plated; Eye and Ear Instruments, Lancets .Needle.Specula, etc.r.brawy 4LYMANH'\t* 00.iy iv i 1874-5.\u2014Winter Arrangements.\u2014107, This Company s Lines are comnnoT , This Company s Unes are comv>r«\u201e, -undernoted First-class, Full-po^^^of built, Double-Enjçtae, Iron Steamshi^'We Sardinian.4100 (Building) Circassian.3100 Capt.j.VjyH- Polynesian.4100 Capt.Brown Sarmatlan.3600 Capt.A.JJ.ai-,, Hibernian-3434 Lt.F.Archer 2 w Caspian.3100 Capt.Trucks K-N'K- Scandinavian.31)00 Lt.VV.if.smith Prussian.3000 Lt.Dutton, r w Austrian.2700 Capt.J.Ritehia 1 Nestortan.2700 Capt.- Moravian.2650\tCapt.Graham Peruvian.2600\tCapt.R.s.vVatt- Maoltobau.315\u201d Capt.H.SVvip, Nava Sc illaa .K 00 Capt.(iicts rnSon Canadian.20u0 Capt, Miller V n Corinthian.2100 Capt.las.Kcott Acadian.1350 Capt.Cabe 1\t1 Waldenslan.2800 Capt.J.Q.stenw Phoenician.2800 Capt.Menzies\u2019Ûens St.Pairlck.1207 Capt.-.Newfoundland.1500 Capt.UyimR The Steamers of the Liverpool Mon , (Hailing from Liverpool every ThuSl from Portland every Saturday, callin^?Var,,l Foyle to receive on board and landAinii ^ PaanengerH to and from Ireland and fw8, are Intended to be despatched from Port!81111 Sarmatian.Peruvian.Polynesian.Prussian.Scandinavian .Moravian .13 i'O 27 3 10 17 .March March \u2022\tMarch April April \u2022\tApril Rates of Passage from Portland staebirnagé::: The Steamers of Ihe Glasgow Line tended to sail between the Clyde and 11 at Intervals during Season of Wint-r ¦ D(i tlon.\t\u201cVi,;.*.Rates of Passage Cabin.Intermediate.T\"; Steerage.An experienced Surgeon carried \"on ^ .Vessel.Berths not secured nUl paid th-®'*1 Corkage will be charged at the rate of &-bottle to Cabin Passengers supply ini own Wines or Liquors.\ti p ym« 'heir For Freight or other particulars, annlv to.In Portland to J.L.Farmer or h v » Allan; In Quebec to Allans, Rak a\u2018o' in Havre to John M.Currie, 21 o n\u201ei ,m