Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 1 avril 1875, jeudi 1 avril 1875

[" HALXj to let.TO LET, The 'V*\u2019y large Hall over the ^St.Ana\u2019s Market, suitable for J Ï Wholesale business 9J.Round amounts of gold drafts on New York were placed at } iS> J premium.The gold clique at New York have evidently abandoned the idea of advancing the premium to the figure, which they at first contemplated.The withdrawal of one of the principal members of the combination and the large arrivals of gold from England and elsewhere, doubtless forced the clique to allow things take there natural course.The market to-day opened at 114J and steadily declined until 114J was touched towards the close of the day\u2019s business.Sterling Exchange opened at 4.82J, but advanced to 4.83J in consequence of the decline in the Gold premium.Speculative shares were stronger to-day with an upward tendency.Mail, Telegraph, Erie and Union Pacific' led in point of activity, the operations in these linés being on a very extensive scale.The first two showed an advance at the close of about 1 per cent on the opening quotations.The sales of the day were distributed as follows : Pacific Mail, 50,000 ; W U Telegraph, 87,000 ; N W Common, 17,600 ; Do Preferred, 100 ; Rock Maud, 800 ; St Paul 5,400 : G C & I C, 13,000 ; Erie, 34,800 ; Lake Shore, 9,100 ; N Y Central, 400 ; Ohio & Miss, 10,700 ; Toledo & Wabash, 10,900 ; Union Pacific, 40,600.The fluctuations were : 10 o\u2019c 12 o\u2019c 2 o\u2019c 4 o\u2019c Pacific Mall., .42|\t42J 43 W D Telegraph.77J\t77£ 78 H Y Central.100|\t.Erie.29| Lake Shore.73| Bock Isiant.loej NW Common.,.45i Do Preferred.St Paul.37 J Ohio and Miss.28 Union Pacific.63$ CO.%IO.6 Toledo A Wabash.15$ 43$ 78$ 100$ 29$ 73$ 106 44$ 57$ \u2022\u2022\t37$ 28$\u2019 28$ .\t63$ .6 \u2022\u2022\t15$ The following table will show the prices 30 733.106$ 106$ 45$ 44$ 28$ 64 1C0§ 2S 73 106 44 571 37-1 28$ 63$ 9 15$ Pacific Mail.W U Telegraph .N Y Central.Erie.t.Lake Shore._s Rock Island.103$ N W Common.39$ Do Preferred.r>lA fit Paul.32$ Ohio & Miss.24$ Union Pacific.\u2019.40I .6$ Toledo & Wabash.11$ This has boen an unusually quiet day ul the Stock Exchange here, no business ol any consequence having been transacted Tire position of the market for most of tin principal lines has not undergone any ma U-rial change, holders generally being firm, and reluctant to reduce their quotations.Merchants and Telegraph were a shade easier for sellers, but buyers have not changed their views.Bank of Montreal was enquired for at 186$, but holders were fiim at 186$, and no sales were effected.Ontario was dull at 109\t110 for buyers and sellers respectively.City was steady at 107, and Molsons at 115$ ; 106$ could be obtained for the former and 114$ for the latter.Toronto was rather weaker at 189.Jacques Cartier was offered at 97 without finding buyers, the highest bid being 96.For 9 shares Merchants 113$ was accepted.Nationale would bring 116$, and Union 101.Royal Canadian was quiet hut steady at 96$ ; with buvers at 96.Commerce was firm at 133 ; 132$ was bid without inducing holders to sell.Metropolitan could he purchased at 99$, Hamilton at 96$, and Maritime at 86.Exchange was firm at 104; buyers advanced their price to 103$ without leading to transactions.Montreal Telegraph was scarcely so strong, the quotation for sellers being 170 ; 169 would be paid.Gas tvas $ per cent higher at 133$ ; buyers views were 1 per cent below that rale.Canada Cotton Monnfactaring Company was quoted at 40, and Graphic at 27.Montreal Buiiding Association's stock was nominal at 118, and Dominion stock at 102.At the Afternoon Board the market was more active than in the morning, but still the amount of business transacted was comparatively light.Bank of Montreal was stronger ; 50 shares were placed at 187.the market closing with sellers at that rate, but no buyers over 186$.For 3 shares Merchants 113$ was accepted, closing with sellers at 113$, but no buyers over 113$ For a small lot of Royal Canadian 96$ was accepted.5 shares Montreal Telegraph changed hands at 170.Montreal, March 31,\t\t\t1875.\tSell-\tBuy-\tiront- 'BANKS.\tert.\tera.\tactions Montreal.\t\t\t187J\t187\t187 Ontario\t\t .\tnoi\t109]\t British\t\t\t\t City\t\t\t\t #\t107j\t1064\t People\u2019s\t\t108]\t108\t Molson\u2019s\t\t\t\t*115]\t*114\t Toronto\t\t\t\t190\t1874\t Jacques Cartier.,.\t97\t96]\t Merchants\u2019\t\t1133\t113]\t113] tEastorn Townships.\t\t\t Quebec\t\t\t\t Nationale\t\t\t116\t Union\t\t103\t101\t Mechanics\u2019\t\t92\t\t Royal Canadian\t\t96]\t96]\t96] Commerce\t\t133\t132]\t Metropolitan\t\t99]\t97]\t Dominion .f.\t\t120\t Hamilton\t\t96\t93\t Maritime Bank\t86\t82]\t P3xchanj?e\t\t104\t103}\t Ville Mario\t\t\t\t St.Lawrence\t\t\t\t MISCELLANEOUS.\t\t\t intercolonial Coal,,,\t.\t\t Huron Copper Bay.,\t.» \u2022 >\t\t Montreal Telegraph .\tm\tno]\t170] Dominion Telegraph.\t.\t» « \u2022 \u2022\t Richelieu Nav.Co.\tB\tc\t Canadian Nav.Co\t\tB\tc\t Union Navigation Co.\t\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 .\t\t City Passenger R.R.Co\tB\tc\t City Gas Co\t\t134\t133]\t133] Merchants\u2019 Exchango^\t\t\t Cie.de F.a C.Foncier*\t\t\t Can.Eng.is Machine Cc\t\t\t Quebec FireAes.Co.\t\t\t Mont.Inv\u2019nt Ass.Stock\t\t\t Can.Cotton Man.Co.,\t40\t33\t Cornwall Man.Co.\t\t\t Mont.Warehousing Cc\t\t\t Graphic Printing Co.\t27\t2!\t North American Car Oo\t\t\t Mont, Per.Building Sy\t\t\t Mont.Building Ass\u2019n\t118\t112\t Sealing and Fishings,\t\t\t BONDS, Ao.\t\t\t Dominion Stock\t\t102\t*100\t Dominion Bonds\t\t\t\t Gov.Deb.6 p.c.Stg.\t\t\t Gov.Deb.6 p.c Cy.\t\t\t Gov.Deb.5 p.c.Stg.\t» .\t\t Gov.Deb.5 p c.Cy.,\t\t\t Ear 6$ p.c.Bonds.\t\t\t G.T R.7 p.c.Stg.Bonds\t\t\t M.h 0.By 6 p.c.dodo\t\t\t 8 p.c, Cy.do\t\t\t Corporation 6 p.c.do.\t98]\t97\t M.W.W.\tdo\tdo.\t98]-\t97\t Corporation 7 p.c.Stock\t\t112\t 6 p.c, do.\t\t100\t EXCHANGE.\t\t\t Bank 60-days Stg.\t8] ® 9\t\t N.Y.Gold Drafts\t\tk Ed i prm\t\t Gold at Noon .\t\t\t Stg.Exchange in N.Y.\tU4|\t\t\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 * x d\t\t\t MACDOUGALL &\tDAVIDSON.\t\t \t\tBrokers.\t $\t0\t\t$\tc 5\t00\tEd\t6\t10 4\t80\tr®\t4\t91 4\t60\ti®\t4\t65 4\t45\tEd\t4\t50 4\t20\tEd\t4\t30 4\t55\tEd\t4\t75 4\t06\tEd\t4\t15 3\t80\tEd\t4\t9): 3\t40\tED\t3\t60 2\t25\tEd\t0\t00 2\t32]\t18)\t2\t35 $5 50\t\tEd\t$5\t60.English advices this morning quote floating cargoes of Wheat and Corn una'-tered.Cargoes on passage and for ship-nent, of Wheat, quieter ; do do Corn, unaltered.Mark Lane Wheat firm ; do Corn, rfr ady.Very small arrivals of Wheat and Corn off coast.English Country Wheat narkets a turn dearer.French do do deacly.Farmers\u2019 deliveries of Wheat luring the past week, 55,000 r® 60,000 qrs.imports into the United Kingdom during he past week : Wheat, 165,000 ® 170,000 1rs.; Corn, 70,000 Ed 75,000 qrs.; Fiour, 40,000 I® 45,000 brls.Liverpool spot Wheat and Corn steady.Lard, 64s.There was a moderate demand by local dealers on the market this forenoon, chiefly for Strong and Medium Bakers\u2019, Receipts having been lately more liberal, rates are not quite so strong, though without any derided change.Sales repotted : 50 bris Extra Superfine at $4 90 ; 100 brls Spring Extra at $4 45 ; 100 brls (Choice U.S.Was tern) Strong Bakers\u2019 at $5 00 ; 100 do do do at $4 75 ; 50 do do do at $4 70 ; 3\u2019I0 io do do at $4 65 ; 100 do do do at $4 55 ; 200 do Medium at $4 50 ; 100 do do do ar $4 45 ; 50 Pollard\u2019s at $3 60 ; 40 brls Rye Floor at $4 05.FLOUR per brl 196 lbs\u2014 Superior Extra Extra Superfine.,,.,.4 80 Fancy.Spring Extra.Superfine.,.4 Strong Bakers\u2019.Fine .Middlings.Poliards.3 0 C Bag Flour per 100 its.City Bags [delivered].OATMEAL\u2014Quiet at WHEAT\u2014Nominal.CORN\u2014Quiet at SOc PEAS\u2014Quiet at 93c r® 95c.OATS\u2014Quiet ; 43c /® 45c for new BARLEY\u2014Quiet at 70c Ed 75c.BUTTER\u2014Dull.Rates are 14e r® 17c for tubs and firkins.Roll at 17c.CHEESE\u201414c r® 14[c for Good to Choice.PORK\u2014$21 00 /® $22 00 for Inspected New Mess, and $20 00 Ed $20 50 for Thin LARD\u2014Quiet; Tierces, 14e ; Pails, 15$o.ASHES per 100 lbs\u2014Pots, a few small sales at $5 65 Ed $5 61.Pearls, Firsts nominal at $6 70.DRESSED HOGS\u2014At $8 00 I® $8 15 per 100 Ibi.Sale one car, averaging 173 lbs., at $8 15.Chicago, March 31, 9.30 a.m.\u2014Wheat opens at 97$c for May.Receipts \u2014 Flour, 10,965 barrels ; Whest, 91,000 bushels Corn, 30,000 do; Oats 18,000 do; Rye, ?one ; Barley, 3,000 bus ; Dressed Hogs, Shipments\u2014Flour, 14,171 barrels; Wheat, 76,000 bush; Corn, 15,000 do; Oats, 9,000 do ; Rye, none ; Barley, 5,000 bus ; Dressed Hogs, 31.Milwaukee, March 31, 9.45 a.m.\u2014Wheat firm at $1 00 ; 93c for No.2 ; 93c for April ; 97fc for May.Receipts, 46,000 bush shipments, 40,000 do.Receipts op Produce for Past 24 Hours\u2014 March 31, G.T K.\u2014Flour, 3,695 ; Leather, Ptas, 4,400; Ashes, 57; Wheat, 400 ; Butter, 78 ; Oats, 2,100 ; Dressed Hogs, 87 ; Higbwines, 85 ; Whiskey, 5.G.T, ft.EAST.Sterling McAco 8 cs mdse; Hart Mc&co 101 HfrtMÀee:^?P RossAco w M chests tea frot, rÆ Tags c 'iutsi A La vigne 18 pkgs o1 \u2022 Ît'aWV \"dware; J Duncan A ™,thePrlan, j kH AH0,'80\" * Son 1 0s mdse; J » ware- Minier a J L Cassldy*eo 1 es 1 tree \u201e\tlinger 3 bles moss; W W Tops *> Si ri«?t RnIf* l hxs maI'01e 12 tables 8 paUiisén\t6 cars bridge Iron; J Red- furnltnATJAfd sugar: N Lyman 14 pkges lurmturp, r vV ilson 2 os; R MitchellÆon 2 oW cAÆ.Cal 2 ^ J01\u2019eS 4 B 4 cs; R McKenzie i MONTREAL Æ LAKE CHAMPLAIN R.R.J H Mr.y itco 2 cs: J R-.iy.tCO f cs mdse- F- Æ W 2\tbil ?\u2018how cards; Wholly 9 brier Sutherland 2 do; L J I do; R Reid \u201c .Henderson «fcco 2 bles; Geo Ostoll i es; L y ineherg 2 do: .1 Ham 1 dô: Youn co io do;DfR2olSn2d^M^dD;avSn,=^rN ReoAeeri7b£l8\u2019 ¦NeIs0n DaVig 12 Ray&co 17a bxs sardines., A bxs; T & F MARINE INTELLIGENCE.[by telegraph.] Portland, Me., March 31.wnhemaSr?eandinavli$n arrriYetl at 7.50 p.m., with 219 steerage and 24 cabin passengers- mails leave about 10.20 p.m.P *\t> London, March 31.Arrived out: Steamships Peruvian, from Portland, and Vlcto ia, from New York.COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.Ashes Inspection Office, 1 Montreal, March 31st, 1875./ REMAINING OVER.BANKRUPT NOTICES.ONTARIO.New Meetings of Creditors.\u2014Davis Bros, Picton, 7tb April ; J W Howson, Keene, 6th April; G H Spence, Napanee, 10th April; J W Banfieid, Gananoque, 8th April; F N Caron, Oitawa, 13th April ; J Grierson, Brantford, 7th April; G Johnston, Cobourg, 5th .âpril; J E Bennett, Hespeler, 12th April; W Kane, Peterborough, 5\u2019h April; M Brady, Smith\u2019s Falls, 7th April ; J Mor-ron, Fleetwood, 6 h April ; H P 8 Crooks, Brantford, 6th April ; O Dion, Ottawa, 8th April; M Morison, Lindsav, 8th April; H Stanley, Kinluogb, 6th April ; W H Garratt, Belleville, 12th April ; J Shaw, Toronto, 12th April; G W Gates, Toronto, 12th April ; W Galloway, 8' Byrne & R B Wallace, Toronto, 12th April.Assignees Appointed.\u2014V & D Henderson, Tilbury West, J MoCrae, Windson, assignee ; G MoLandress & Co, J Rogers, Barrie, assignee ; I D Darling, Otterville, J McWhirter, Woodstock, assignee ; E North, London, T Churcher, assignee ; J B Weller and R J Carrigan, J P Thomas, Belleville, assignee ; J S Sands, Kingston\u2019 H B Picken, jr., assignee ; P C Aucloir, f\u2019ttawa, H B Picken, jr.assignee ; R B Orme, Petrolia, W J Keays, Sarnia, assignee; E Mulraney, G W Taylor, Clifton, assignee ; Thorhurn & Gibson, H Whond, London, assignee ; J Cowan, Ottawa, W H Cooper assignee ; G U Willis.Uxbridge, J B Bous-tead, Toronto, assignee ; D Kay &Co.Lindsay, H B Picken, jr, assignee ; C H Godfrey, G D Dickson, Belleville, assignee Dividends Announced for Payment.___D Galloway, Lindsay, 5th April ; J Lewis, Lindsay, 5th April ; K J Tobey, Chatham, 10th April.Applications for Disohaege.\u2014J Groen-field, Kingston, 29th April, N H Wessels, Lindsay, 27th April; J.Jordan, Port Hope, 27th April ; A Huberd, Berlin, 1ft May; FW Ratcliffe, Stratford, 29th April ; D Thomas, Lindsay, 14th April ; J B Lazier, Port Perry, 4th May.Writs of Attachment Issued.\u2014T R Russell : A H Russell, and J R Blythe ve.H Pink, by R Martin, Sheriff, County of Haldimarid, 25th March; J Irwin and T Marshall vs Edwin H Cook and G Loveys, by F W Jarvis, Sheriff, County York, 22nd March ; S Trees vs, A McLeod, by W Sutton, Sheriff, Walkerton, 22nd March.CORN EXCHANGE DAILY REPORT.Wednesday, March 31, 1875.FLOUR.\u2014Receipts, 3,695 brls; sales 1,200 barrels.Market quiet.Wheat in Chicago was quoted $c higher.\tPots.\tPearls.Total\t January 1, 1875\t\t391\t993\t1384 do.\t1874\t\t1827\t680\t2507 RECEIPTS.\t\t\t From 1st Jan.to 1st\t\t\t April 1875'\t\t2022\t272\t2294 do.\t1874 \t\t2202\t255\t2457 Decrease in receipts.\t\t\t163 SHIPMENTS.\t\t\t From 1st Jan.to 1st\t\t\t April 1875 \t\t971\t146\t1117 do.do.1874.\t1898\t399\t2297 Decrease in Shipments\t\t\t1180 IN STORE.\t\t\t 1st Aprl,1875 \t\t1442\t1119\t2561 do 187'4\t\t2131\t533\t2667 Dyde & Major,\t\t\t Inspectors.MA.aK.KTS BY TELEGRAPH.SOROPEAN.LONDON, March 3h\u2014MoxETARYAmount of bullion gone into Bank of England on balance to-day is£S,000.Erie, 2(5 a* 26}.12:30 p.m.\u2014Erie, 26i.LIVERPOOL, March 31, 2.30 p.m.\u2014Bread-stuffs\u2014Quiet.12:30 p.m.\u2014Cotton\u2014Steady : Uplands, 7§d® 8d; Orleans, 8d#8^d.PARIS, March 31.\u2014Monetary\u2014Rentes, 63f.8\u2019ie.and UNITED STATES.CHICAGO, March 31.\u2014Flour\u2014Quiet unchanged.Grain\u2014Wheat \u2014 Demand light; holders firm ; No 1 Spring at 99c ; No 2 Spring, fresh, at 95jc bid for spot ; 93 jc for April ; 98} for May ; 9V|e for June ; No 3 Spring, 90Jo ; rejected, 83]c i@ 81c.- Corn lower and in fair demand; No 2 mixed fresh, at 68]c regular at 68c for spot; 671c bid for April ; 76c bid for May ; 75jc bid for June ; rejected.Sic.Oats advanced and In good demand ; No 2 at 55jc for spot ; 55}c for April; 59|c bid for May.Rye dull and nominal.Barley in good demand ; No 2 Spring at $1.00 for April.Receipts\u2014 Flour, 11,000 brls; Wheat, 91,000 bush ; Corn, 30,000 do; Oats, 18,000 do; Barley, 2,000 do.Shipments\u2014Flour, 14,000 brls; Wheat, 76,OoO bush; Corn, 15,000 do ; Oats, 8,000 do; Barley, 5,000 do.At the call of the Board in the afternoon Wheat was Jc higher.Corn at 7640 ® 76jc for May.Oats higher at 59je for May.Pork higher at $21 20 for May ; $21 47] for June Lard firmer Provisions\u2014Pork buoyant, unsettled and higher at $21.00 for cash; $21.80 for April ; $21.05 for May.L-ird active and higher at $14.22] f :r spot or-April; $14.45 for May ; $13.65 for June.Buikmeats steady.Hogs\u2014Receipts, 5,354; shipments, 4,0 0.Whiskey\u2014$112.NEW YORK, March 31;\u2014Monetary\u2014P M 44 ; Tel 78J ; Amu, 65 ; N W, 44} ; Rock 1, 106 : St Paul, 38 ; Erie, SO ; St J, 27 ; do pfd, 34 ; Hart, 180 ; Shore 73] : N Y C, 101 ; O ani M, 1 Pan, 119] ; Toledo, 15} ; UP, 67 ; Gold.14j.\t8.30 p m\u2014Money loaned up to 7 and closed at 4 60 5.Prime Mercantile paper, 5] \u201e v SOLUBLE CHOCOLATE, made Ip o»e minute without boiling The above articles are prepared exclusively by Taylor Brothers, tbe largest Manufacturers In Europe, and told tn tin-lined packets only bv Storekeepers and others ail over the world.Steam Mills, Brick i.ane, London Export Chicory Mills.iBrusnu^ttHgium » .rail »»\t\u2022 1 AàitJcsiUMft THEATRE .tioïzà-L.UNABVTED ÈiNT 'USIâSM Oliva DODO BYfiiiW THIS EVENING, IN BIN MoOULLOUGH.Or, Sartin a 9 Death, Seats secured a week In acWaaoe at Prlnoe'a Mu.-io -^to e.April\t*7 LE T UR S'-.BKIsrÔOUGtIÎ, « ARlOONlST IF (kiip, AT ASSO I a YtON HALL, Monday Evening, April 5 OARITA^URES Of Leading Polit ciar s and Prominent Local Men drawn in the presence of the udienee.Hit of th\tn **\u2014y nil.\u201c Gave ibe audio ce gr-at amusement, and provoked jepe^ted roars of laughter.* > \u2014Globe \u201c Pull of hn in or .ns hits aud pleasant anecdotes \"\u2014-Lnnion Free Press Aw mission\u2014*e eivod Seats, 7fic ; Unreserved Seats, 50c.Plan of Hail t Dryadale's on Thursday and following days.M^roh 81\trn warn 70 NOTICES.NOTICE.Montreal City Pa tsengor Railway Co'y cf Montreal.Holders of the New at»ck of this Com.pany, of issue the \u2018ttt Novemser, 1-7 i, are hereby notified that a Third InstaW ment of TWENTY FIVE PER CENT, is called in, and will be due and payable at the Company\u2019s ffflte, No.588 OEtAfG STREET, on Tuesday, the 4th of May, 1875.By order of the Board.JOHN G.R.DRISCOLL, Secretary.Montreal, Slat March, 1875 I,' 15 80A 77 LEGAL SALE INSOLVENT ACT OF 1369.In the Matter of GILBERT SALMON, of Montreal, Trader, Insolvent.The undersigned will sell by Public Auctloa at the Insolvent\u2019s place of business, No.255 BT.OAlHERINK STREET, Montreal, on TUESDAY, tlm 6th APRIL 1st ant At ELEVEN o\u2019clock A.M., tho foil wing Asse'e belorglng to the above estate, at so much in the $ on inventory p ices, vix ;\u2014 Sto-k of Dry-Goods,,,, $4,889 10 Fixtures.,,,, .ik.9 60 Book Debts.,.1,44g 23 $8 467 95 Terms for Stock, three and six months Secured, and Cash for Book Lebts.Inventory can be seen on application to Perkins * Lajoie, 87 St.James Street Montreal, Store will be kept open on Monday, up to day of sale for intending purchasers.ARTHUR M, PERKINS, Assignee.Office of Perkins & Lajoie, 1 Moritrjal, 1st April, 8 n, f 6 V \u20197 blankets for sale.-JUNKETS.SEASON 1875.The CORNWALL MANUFACTURING COMPANY having, for the present, given up the manufacture of BLANKET», the undersigned beg to offer to the Trade the whole etook of Blankets now on hand, consisting of about 20,000 pair?, which, in order to effect, n clearance, they will sell at Lower Pricks than such good* be imported for.A sample case of each Una can be seen at the Warehouse of OAN'iLIflJ, EWAN & GO, Fit, Joseph Street.mon pr e * j,, Marnh R0 r 75.mm awns 1 BRISTOL BIRDS-ETF.TOBACCO! COPE\u2019S MIXTURE ! JU3T REOEIVBiD.Oolien & i_jor)ez Opposite .Savage Lyman & C\u2019n.^\tAÎ.8O, omar St- Jamas Straet and Place THE m an m < >F M' 'NTREAL.The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS of this Com pany will bo held at the OTTAWA \"TR ET OFFICE, on\t^ hur dn»y the I t April next, At ONE o\u2019cl ck P.\\t, 10 receive tha Report of the Directors foj Mia past year, Ao ; also to take into con.sidération the question of the number of Directors, in accordance with tho Amend, ment of the < barter passed at Quebso during the Ses Ion of 872, By or 1er of the Board J.F.SCRIVER, Secretary.Montreal IGthMatoh, 1*75, tT IA 68 MEAL BM 0711 Annual General Meeting.The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Corporation of the MONTREAL board OF TRADE will be held in the Boark Room, Cop.m Excihaf gb Bpix.dis& On M0KDAY, the £>th APBDffi At THREE o\u2019clock P.M,, for tha Elect on of President, Connell and Board of Arbitration,\u2014ario, for Elec-tion of Memb.-rs and transaollon of general; business, Bv order.WM.J.PATTERSON, Secretary.Cffic»: Bc.ânn OF Tbadb, 1 Montreal, March 29th, 1875.f 1, 3 5 A 75 SOM TO COMMERILIMIERS N OT ICE.The FIRST GENERAL MEETING of ha Members of the DOMINION COM-MO ROI AL TRAVELLER3' ASSOCIATION will he hold at the i T.LAW HP NO & HALL, O» SMUdDAY\tAPRIL 3, At EIGHT o\u2019clock.1 Ljsr.ici:I*.c* \u2019 \u2019533aLtx'