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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-29

PARLIAMrHr ADJOURNED TO 60 To THE
KACBs.-A lively sensation was created in the
British House Of Commons Monday evening by
bold protest from Tom Hughes against horse
racing aud the usual Al journment Of Parliament
for the Derby day, which occurs to-day Glad
stone moved thatthe House adjourn until Thurs
day, which motion prevailed by q vote f2I2 to IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-29

WORKING ON HALF TIME.-Owing to a de-
crease of work, Mr.. George b. MeCartee, super
intendent OF the bureau of engraving and print
ing, Treasury department, has been compelled
to put his entire force of female EMPLOYEES
(about 900 in number) on half time-an arrange
ment which it will be necessary to continue
until the brst or middle OF July. II the work in
charge will doubtless be necessary within a
short time. Mr.. McCartee desires to retain ali
the force he can consistent with the condition of
business In his bureau and the arrangement by
which the entire force is retained on half time
is the best he could make, and, under the cir
cumstances, is satisfactory to the employees
most OF whom are glad OF the opportunity O.:
working even on half pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-29

EPSON DOWNS, p. m, May 29.-The Derb
was won by Cremorne; Brother to FURRY wa
second, and Queens Messenger was third. Tn
CROWDS were numerous. Great excitement pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-29

REPRESENTATIVE JEREMIAH nj. WILSON has
been renominated by the republicans of the
fourth congressional district of Indiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-29

9 y l. N II A l..
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 3.
AMATEUR PERFORMANCE.
Proceeds to be appropriated to the completion of
Home Yer the aged men ~ women Of the District
OF bis, trItSPecttrs Of re.gioa under the
picts OF the Little Sisters Of the Poor.
The play, Buwers Popular Drama,
THE LADY OF LYONS,
RICHARD b. LLOYD, ESQ, personating Claude Mel
notte, assisted by popular Dramatist and Elocu
tionist, well known to the admirers OF the drama.
he'd Cloud; with some twenty eight chiefs and two
sQuaws, III their native drass will be present.
. tend
Tickets and reserved seats at Philip solomon.,
ftnnsyivaDla avenue. mig ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-29

iwAKuRA, the Japanese ambassador; Minis
ter Mort, and several members of the japanese
embassy, were on the Hoor OF the House to-
iav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-29

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN SPECIAL.
MONDAY, JUNE 3, SIX NIGHTS ONLY, AND
TWO MATINEES,
MITCHELL'S ROYAL YEODO JAPS.
The most marvellous company in the world
Box sheet open daily q. Q. m29tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-29

The EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS and all Dis
trict offices will be closed to-morroW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-29

JAMES s. GRAHAM has been nominated Is
the republican candidate for Congress in the
I'D district of Pennsylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-29

GENERAL BUELL. was before the House COM
mittee on military affairs to-day, and testified
that he knew nothing about the missing record.
in his possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-29

IhE APPoRTroNMkST BILL.-Both houses
have finally passed supplemental apporton.
ment bin, which gives New Hampshire, Yer
mont, New York and other states an additional
member in the 43d Congress, and constitutes
house OF 233 members, being 50 more than are
In the present House, and ten more than were
provided by the general law passed earlier in the
session. In states where the apportionment has
been made, the additional member is to b.
elected by the state at large, as in the case OF
Illinois at present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-29

I INooLN HALL.
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
Commencing
MONDAY EVENING, Maya,
MATINEE WEDNESDAY, AFrERsooN, 2 ocIk.
The Genuine and only
MRS. JARLEYS
Unrivaled Collection of
WAX WORKS
WAX WORK QUARTETTE,
From London, England.
Admission, 81 cents; reserved seats, rs cents. Ad-
mission to Matinee, 20; children under IL years, Is
cents
Reserved seats on sale at Ellis Music Store.
Don IT FORGET-MAY21,2 IS, 90. my2o9t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-06
CArTLH MARKETs

FAST IrrEvTY Penu Sept 5CArrLse rs,iois nr l "'es
eri1r .e 81 We f cars Ga he against tJ cars Pc hA
or.,us The urv cattle sales sooi l OF 4
er quality than grade -o1i cattle fe ', ssiee @ III
dsni; there slight nr1ucc ~ pros frleri ~ sIl
Iootng IN fir Southern Ohio lao Go 'o % steers
50 s0s7 L3J 90 do % "a p - ngle hon % ~
<5 s5 co IS l - b4t. very eH scEeis % uAl
- "a - 81 halls - 81 good mlHf Clerosres p1ae sol
ior SIZE Ysy cattle 1T uHsol o. .As A 81 aaies 1--'
BoG-R,er,s 2or ers or 95 head ag'u E lrs a report
Ru ,~svv. the emanl good Hogs COOL lrse Gle ra
Irtrl Phaielpha 5l0sI 5i Prime DO, 554eJ 5 tofkt
% IS Mlrset closed dui-
suKE-Refeip car, 20 bead 'ranr y ears - sr
supply only poori demand oi JD 90 40 ~ close Wn
50s7 age ~ good Sheep common 1' -4cl Aa@e
-y-,ro Srrt s-C-.sle-8ccr 1iv I2-7 h~r' rsk1g he
ta .prly the fIr a head oi8- 49, fs. @ ears
o- Tho ne week Market duli 0hI 'nN ts fl.
Good cattle &C. Of; common T. UuI1- 1rF if' pr SIS
orrtbe with good STOCK ufd @ NJ OF
ob1 nr an g,ai IMPOSED OIL stf a 1s uut SEE ~
lU y cAgln steers ranging htn yl D" DO M, o. - ~ -
CaHas eers ranging rom Job 20 LlO % Sos " 81 Oi'
seers ra7vi1r from J. 33 10 l,-fj n ~ s a' - l'i tc
avern. U9l d. 20 % 8 I1la-l r .l-ls li- &C. -
- 81. u lows steers. averaging u t5 r 20 %
SHEEP AND L,NHs-Reeps tJl bad, making th, to.l
supply 1851. iti ftst llb9 heal Io ihe
same time maret SLOW re 'ncesi 1anaA Lsm'
5a 70 aceor.ins qlat sale, 90 L ID sgAn As-p ia-s as
from II 70 ls n az S. J1 rvs i2 0f sr3, aer@gig - D.
Al IS; Canada 1uls Tlnsfa nom b. 1 Do - NJ - ~ =
U.Gs-Rrrc TO-DAY, 2 go l ic supply Joy .uo W
,ns lar luO head against f0 hi o lme asi We
nsrket dull I'd 81 Hn'n. - 9Jl - ~
ale, Uio IaalE &C D. - - . . "a nIl'.
Ringing from 20 20 16i ID, a. . 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-06

Purt anx.-HIA Sept 5-Co.ton q1ieti Ma ,f i. f-,
B0,roy sept Cotton armf 4iiiiLns 80 sl' 'i
ba r.. sf-- 50 bales stock, $50 bates ,,,1rst.. ~.
VII EyGrsS se1t 5Coitoa qIeti hidlunsi l,,@s'"' NJ
- bale stock '- lair
CIsa1Krov sept 5-loton sfeadvi Minrs l9ei neI eip
2J7 baes; exy1rts9asiwse LA Jasi sal-sr I'D o4
la 5rt-
MEuPnis sept 5,-oiioa active ard hrai ~ ag @44-' 70
CENTS o. bale; -ments, ~ bales. stock i's 4 o.
MOBILE SEPT 5.-Cor0u harti Au-ileA -"i-i pr. NJ ~. "
b,e. bales slles % haes .fnrf ~ n
sci -l.toa very firm MllrFt Pc nef re-
,ss tgl hail. r 80 bales. sales, baes 0az s5 oais
81 blrtx 5.-Cott0n nominal g-.. q
ioulsylLLE. ScpL Lotion A,ler 444-4-ss' -'iNi i' y
bal-s shipments, , bales --.....,
t3G bses. sales 2-J bales; sio-k Loo bales ---,.
S.UFlLE Sept 5C.t.0l queii Low Aii1s' l -l' 1F .
ba-s. eruoFts-ooastrse y bresi siocE l-l pa e
sfesyi Good Onunar tt~lhei let
r,ea-,s bales. ssies. 1s les; STOCK 6..l b.l-
gArfqoRE sept Section hrns AlllA--s L@ci loss Ees
Y.e Is. sa.cs. 81 blles s0Cl, 81 ilac- a.,
AGsUsTA sepL 5Coitoh qus 4Iilns, lle net e'e 2a ~
SlSSrr se- 5-Coon ara. Milling, q l.i sl eli 17
Il .s. stlf..l 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-06

Side. ma, sugareurca Hams Iseiste Buh Mats gnesssed
Lard-Mors noairv s69ie Western Butter an'"'s'- "''
sFor . sugsS, WHIT 7 e. - y, w.;
seIe Red q s1ss AHber - Tsi b @s' f.Io- 81 :, &C.
Mrsi We tern ss9S5e O,a ssirei White. 3atiei 0 MIsi
Tn s.'s % sss1 81 fai.ss P'tr0saH-eis is
mad sSd ian, El,Ia Panty % issFe % gss', ~ sa
sssas s OF, 49, n t % l5 ,n y on srya a rye
I demand :. sSSs On arrs P'9 Rs sie 10, se,s css
sides. Hollis pscteL hams-sss n oare s ss. To- -
I,ri o. sise '' Wii,tS sra no q DE-
siilwArKEE Sept 5-Four unchanged Wn@ 't aS No. ~
Mu9nass %, No. . :. = yo7 n i1 a and drsoFir 10
shipme". - oos MI. FioSr q 900 buh WI at
CSvElAxn Se1t sFioar unchanged whe,t declined ae No
Winter Re - a. spa sel9 g ~ .1s ne s5ehss-sI
81 Lorr, sc5 aFsi uaeansc Wheat dul ard troons No
n wi9's e. 81 W 81 No I a. Est 81 Louis on @ & o.'
dr ard unclaimed; no at Eat 81 VIZ s ssrs Sac PORK
s1c1ngsi obb1g sni Of Me At t % B'f2a al a
Sa~IIel i7s Lsra steady; Refined, s1e AFe u q A|
y % % 2,' la .. I ,a- i Ts. Oh 5a Com o
bush Ola 90 Bae - aasA RE 80 a. r At 81 r.
ctoSe al Wbss. IN good dnlHl Rel 81 ~ a 49,
81 81 20 Cora Sc 1 2, i'g t4, ser Hsa ba m
e1slsl, Butter fir dsT'd sTd f,r bodsrs I'm;
KEN. o. saiptisr go Bak Ma~n'41l '5l.i ~. 81 lei,
no round os 'ls' E,ss5 Ia. holders ana s0ss on. Of
smoEe light except JOINING s'E -, me, sri q
IN! f San er and Wat5r HosI dull laa declining a.
81 gsd $40. WHISKY IN good lemaIJ q dc -, Y
CHicsGo sept 5-fo1r unch n-eL Wheat q1c a' q,
Spring . p; NJ spnc ~ ID, CAL - - 49, ~
tanheT. ? So Spring - if
Corn anil and declining; No. M1ei, SO gJ5c Oats ql 1.
Barley IN fqr NJ f1h' tt~l'tG 49,
ad d,ciinnr. olerei AZ "a 90 with sll - bid Liri az
for pr a. Tor sumner. Bulk Meas noulnaT lnc1ang
romnlny useangeL WHISKY steady Et &c f-tls "a ~
Tgr S. Jg bush Wheat ~ 0JO bush Cora, tg)J 9a 100
bugb ne Bsrie7. sh -1na1ts-l3 POI. III,
bush Whcat 40 hla1 Oa -o0 buzz io' ~
bash. Blier o-,,,.,. w.. ia qS
bnsl; Corn 3I92 fJO uush hye ~ n, -
o. Corn 20 lof -
Isks 4 emea,s ElevaforNhesi I'm nIl 49,,
b1,h O. ~ bash. RE, l2pO buh Canal TT - ~ s
- 81, Bsters 4}B ~ 50, Amber % 5DG 80 ~ VINE .
eadr snail 10 NO. 80 =
81 a. Rel Winter Is No 81 1aukee 5puas Ie4' 49,,
;3fl Corn qget; sales - 0OJ bush Ma AZ 'c Val 49,
sslrs sr171 lots Toledo Sc o her 1r..s unc -
fVOgfE4ss Sept 5--iy trn ~ s2la 80 Ohef 49,. irI
Sent stepv; 1000 bhs a. 80 > ier -
SpnBg. - = Winter. > % Or hhle ny ,t,.t
lar Double Egtra. Whcai dull; sales 9 bash ON 90 i
i6 bush Western ID SO Corn MsI, 81 30 or bolt - an
I',boei D est Mlei st-afy shorts, SUI ohl,,. 81
rilIngs hg2 TON lfghWues, '-te tln1
Con 10 % Nrw-York Haroad Frclgh--floar 70 Do D.,
10 NeW.forS, &c 70 Alhanr. BE- hee1ls W Il c,ns :
What p 06 bub Com 2t8g0 Lumber. 5hilnn ' INA
II O bush Wlrat, basa Corn, lj53tJ ie1 Ian @ =
ofCraia o. Caas from Bu1lo and OsHcgo inf Ll 49,
an raoon be asccrlMne vas Nv D---- '
3lCBO3I bush Com cT on bush Clt k'oii m 81 r7 A.
Dtr-orr sept 5-Earai s-eadys Erfra. ~ 81. No J. -
nor 3 Com sfenv Oars n good ten-iil a n. 20
$40 p-rr.1s-lUJ DDS Ft.r, 10 bun Wle-i a-i
LOO bbl FogT. 1900 bush Wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-06

ElEbPtAN MAthIT-
Ioxpov Sl:0a oucutd ~ se' Tor money end
~. srerunL United States Ev,rey Eol opened az i
Tor 1865 % J07a. 20 for Ten Jrats, rus Oh Eno
opened 10 81 4
PsRIs 5-a. m.-tcntes a1f S7c
LIvERPonL sept Sill m.tOti0n nd Gliding Up
lanis IU, 2l0t.L; Milling Odeans, iuld.
81 no The iOial siock Of
Wheat ths pert 1890 qatcs Com 2 bD 44ans fIoar
27m0 iud 1t0o0 hhlL
LoNDON. Sept 5-i:J0 p. m.-Ere Rsilway share, 49,
IIygHPo0L 5-l.p D. m.lhe Bfalsfuls market Is qht
Chess o. g ey Tor tie beat grades Of American me
Porn q bbL Tor new fnne Ness
L0sDos, sept 90 m.Conos cl,sei a. "a for aHi
9, M The accssnL American sJl Rail
share -
PAKs 5-n.rn -Rentes clio ei Al SIR zoe
LivEEPoO IS HOotOn closed uneh1uged; The sales Of
1900 bales ncHiug 305 for acuiaou al
export. s,iris Petroleum. lad y gallon.
LIYEaF5oL sogL Eyeniag-dls-od OIL sc l01 = tm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-06
20 PER CENT INVESTMENT
THE AMERICAN BRIDGE CO.,
OF CHICAGO, ELL.
o. CHICAGO, ELL.
L. B. BOOMER Of Chicago, President.
lOraAxzzD August l. I8lo)
AHthahal Capital Stock, $l,0Ol,O0O
THE. SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE OCT
800 L 1871

t' - NJ fs authorized Carit,i stccr ofthis Company
tav1 Reel. 'e balance VIII De- fste 70 s1nscTDers atpg'
17sa 5r ..e to be uf Haumeas OF - cent s4o
". No. cet y,iv e. - per cent Aug 1, % per cent
sent A. and ;SJ per Oct. 1. 1877. Past due in-
stueuts be paid with interest az the time Oh sud-
Bao1s 5oe open the oGse or he undersigned VII Be positively
s'9a ~ It 81 rs stock is,uei At @ tine is Si11.1O0
~ pre INT surplus Of &c. $50 81
.f III ~ d-g faurs ing thousand a.
rtjr ,npIoTsi IN heir extensive Works. hsT have
On h,ad s2aO0OOO % work for various kllr.as hs Va "a
Sc ourricb MAJ be mentioned the Chicago, IL l. anu
Pac.e. Lake shore and l soutnSri ic anS
Central. Missouri aciic. Ac oc,' sla tns - ps
5 10 he orn Of more 'n So 600, 900. including some Of tic
49,. t1ss ever m In dis oUnry; 81 Nhich and taIer
. r'.s.ts aresr rorklag csps. immense amounts Of
raa have constantly on hand ana mo CoAusnI III
TeaIeay receive IN part payment ioI iA1ir ~oA r
AM her bonds lelc-l s00d sscue' Olt 10' A"' III
ne l4RfT Aetss Of land IN Catago 5songng @ copeH
All - u.l ees Bae4as M oter Stops afs sl'
IA BE- ro-h N sir yers al kat SIOoJJOiR am04" e2a' 70
r ,s .,rIer % I've AMERICAN BRIDGE COMPANY though brief
has sre1dv oueI tho pro4iDeness % le
Tsr s.i total Of 383. bnaees, 10 arning tables and
and pneumatic ana screw Ps s % ~
plies gasupae4 any ConI az IN tae country an M .S
eol.rIoa eai ~ feet Of bridges for e'sY "0FAHs Jay lie
'o Iron Railroad and Highway Bridge at Isaeuvo q three spans
~ g.0 10 sci and the pl Pacific Badge the Missouri keF
OF So ans 5f go feet each we're BY this csuDlny
M ne: 2o4s R R i Ms,S & 1 bs sum Of
49, Ia, ste w Of Sss1Os9 p per an5Sn being o,Sr oJ
per uPoa lle capital sock ,le1 - cb oratsr "a.
aev structures, ucne g. te Company vi" ~ ap S ssa n
m ay nstea r cash thereby making iaTing o. I- 9oO'VO" '"
SI2VyO 5,5 can unioub.sr on abov, bars make dividends Of
f 20 to % per aHnnn on te uh anoont OF capital
> 900, Hih iaf pro'1se Of ooasles'5's
details and en ,atisac.on re-a IA he S b ~ t osr
sltT eolleHd capitalists .le above a an @'-asa'
MARVIN EROS,
BANKERS.
so,R fiylStTIE IaESTs IN 'rfs EAST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-06
1T 90 and Interest,

red BIZ tho indianapolis, BlOOmin gtOn, md Western
RAILWAY ard IN building is EXTENSION line Wssi' ID afoe'
line from Champaign S5 miles the Mississippi River keoknk'
and branch from White Heath 81 miles) Decatur all in the
state of Illinois. Tie bonds secured BY first and only
mortgage on EXTENSION being rapidly constructed in
the mos, by able ant experienced contractors Who
re,snt capital millions Of dollars which insure' the Last
rail be,r laid at an early About so miles already ID
ishei and Ito miles graded; the whole line Ply miles VII Ne
completed early ls3 been connected anu entirely familiar
With the L. B. W. Railway from It's early organization Il was
ple,el IN the Autumn aai has developed spI into sUC-
EssFUI AND WEALTHY CORPORATION, having large revenue
from largely increasing With the EXTENSION VII b
one eorpodon with APO miles Of road located IN commands
ing postion in the of the best portion Of the country
The counties on the EXTENSION II 1870 bad population
O, 300 valuation Of real and personal estate, S1S1,OOO
900 bushels grain red - 900, COOS vsue Of farm pro-
ducts S25.57O, 900 and live stock, Sis,3i9,OOO 10
which may safely added per cert TO represen nc
the present population and value. The counties on
the Old Line and the EXTENSION together eontnin
population of nearly three-qunrters of million, and
n property valuation exceeding 94OO'OOo,ooo.
From will be readily that e EXIE SSloS viii
have LocnI Business will make IL complete sue
cess. addition this it Will have the entire through franc
OF te Missouri iowa. and NebrasSn Road, connecting
Will on Mississippi River and extending vest 20 the Missouri 3OO
miles. where connects with Midland Pacific Nebraska These
Two corporations n also the Peoria and Rock Island 9l mes ana
the Davenport and St. Paul 900 miles, although separate corpora
,i,, ARK CONTROLLED IN THg INTEREST or THE INDIAN
APOLn3 BLOOMINGTON, AND WESTERN RAILWAY and pr'c'
uealy will be united line aa 1,2O0 niles the through
busiuess OF viii the l. B. W. Ihs an East anu
Wet trunk rou.e and has parallel competing lne The
Eastern connections at Indianapolis the Pennsyvania Cen
tral Baltimore and Ohio, Bellefontaine, Lake shore
and New-YOr Central, and other roads cenens " @ pa~
From the seaboari 20 Wet and Northwest distances are
MATERIALLY reduced VIA this system Of roads, much so that
cannot m to be the popular line for travel and business
Liberal subscriptions bv and counties on
the line Of tie EXTENSION and the remainder ha, been taken
experienced railroad and Eastern capitalists.
s., fe. cannot fA % make s bo0is which will be issued
only on completed road rank the best railway
securities
The bonds are 900 each eouvcTbe into stock at par Al 10
option Of the boiler and may be registered free Of charge
,, r,bte lamar, and july free Tie bonds
he had rom bsnRs and bankers throughout the country
We offer them At present 30 and interest AMI recommend
them oasy our Of tho safest and most
desirable securities the market
Bonds isiyer charges p pamphlets ana era
Ian furnished o application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-06
RECEIPTs OF rRODuCE

Per North Rtrer Ycss,s IrbosdG
flg pigs AAlrs 70 pkgA BecsHaK 90 bales Cotton 3
hhis H. 82y bns Flour 80 80 bush Wheat 4I bush Corn,
us bush Oats 1900 bush RE 6io bnsh NAN % hs G
80 bbls Beans 80 ibis Com Meal a. 1a
er balns HOGS Hide bales Hides II 013 sides Laher
hDs spns Turpntne, lbl bbis Crude iulPsunc 100 hb II
bills Ron pkgs Oh Cake pigs 20 - 6 ks2 Cut Meats
554 pigs Lsri no legs Lart 100 pkS sierra 90 nkg Batter
pigs Cheese Isl0E ,9 bsl Peanuts 20 hiL
lao boxes k TcbaeoO 6 bbl |hs eo oaies Wool 100
Lead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-06
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
ST.. JOsaPH AND DRIVER CITY h4I-AOAD
CONPANY's
FIRST MORTGAGE 3.

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
are being absorbed b. an increasing demand for
them.
Besides being the obligation of wealthy corpora
tion. composed of men OF experience and high-toned
commercial integrity, they are secured by first
mortgage on the road. revenues, land grant, fran
cLise and equipments, combined in one mortgage,
and are readily negotiable both in the markets OF
this country and Europe
liberal sinking fund provided in tie mortgage
deed must advance the price upon the closing OIL
the loan Principal and interest payable IN GOLD
Interest at eight 81 per cent per annum, payable
semianuually, free of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations $1,000, $500, and 800 Cou-
pOns or Registered
Price g7l and accrued interest IN currency from
August IS. 1877.
Maps. circulars, documents aud Information fur
nished
Trustees. Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF
New-AorK.
The diminished quantity Of these Bonds for sale
and the increased demand absorbing them, warrant
the belief they viii be sought for at an advance
considerably above the present subscription price at
which they can now be bad through the principal
Banks and Bankers throughout the country, and
from tie undersigned wao unhesitatingly recon-
mend them.
TANNER & Co., Bankers. No.1l Wail.st.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-06

There no Important change in the moneti9 sI.u1-
- ana taouqh there seems 10 be gradual hardening
, p, the market vet rates az present are easy cai
loans going at to per cent, while discounts continue
slow al q 20 per cent
r3overnment bonds are rather heavy. with small
buspess done either at the Boards or Ia the open mAe
t,,s,r & Hatch reDort "a follows al 4 D. m;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Sep; 5-Cltion fm. Low Adiluv. a2ii Flour
s.er ggct Wheat steady Choice Anr ~ s5nSI o.
quiet Houhrn ebs Gle Do lri0T am a tf0bc
esisIR ANA eS44e Oas aaf W esicn hrei ~. dEc
Rye dull 7508c Pf0gnon quiet Mcss Pok o. Bacon u fair
deuaRd 0~oTi 5hVa1sFs, sI RS htsOi Clear b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-06
ryrEREsr PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER. AT USoS
Trust coMPAST
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

r o.d me western AT LiSE from D7Ia.o to
s.-o sa rams from tn, Detroit cca,OlH He straight
line.
TIC part Of III. sane ns as ,h caa. Southern aai being
built By Tie SINE ea VIZ Milton cour;ugt Joha rrAeT. David
Dow, wn L. Scott uenI F4ruam A roryth Jlo, 81 Burke, NJ
L. syEs r all directors eilss Chicago aal Northwest or tho
ce,go Rock Island George OpiJao Of the And aoaL
Sidney Bon Daniel John Rosa David stewart Samuel Tides
Kenyon Cox and other prominent ralroad men.
The road Tx. the cnsd. Southern will h,ve-i rails c pOant'
the yn rougtOut prAee,uy straight ani levels much shorter
and ea be run with greater speed safety -a osr road con
Meeting Gusslo AMI CHICAGO.
Trcaivo miles arc ahoI ard aaingi rcaJive nles moro arc
iusl by January and Tho eHr' road viii Be
completed a tho ensuing year steel rails aai for ouesf the
entire road have already been purchased
The builders Of the road control enough It, Chicago feeders OBJ
profitable bsno from The start having projected tho line
to accommodate exiting bgnes having Tie necessity for
another Chicago and the Atlantic ssbOa located
expressly with ls tanning cheapest poaOa
deaba
The branch ia viii make the shOr,e,, between Chicago
and Toledo and Chicago Detroit well between all these point"
and buffalo.
Tho Canada Southern Bonds svey particular Ike hess we're
eagerly lea Of several weeks By the best ca1'
investors, and yer. on the time any other railroad
loan Of Ike AMOUNT for Tears past
TIE proceeds bonds vi complete Tho entire line aad We
recommend them With The I'D the Caaada South
ern. and regard them Asin every choice security
Pamphlets and al information araGhOi By
vvI-ssEow, 1ANIER g. Co., Bankers,
% FINEST.
GEoZgARD, SHELDON & Ec3T2R,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-06

Mr.. J.hn Gregory Smith having resigned the fresi
7cv of tbe Northern Pacific Railroad, Mr. George W.
ass woIland favorable known in railway enterprises
and rec .uty the President of the Pittsburgh for'
wayne ana Chicago line, has been appointed as the sue
,cs-or of Mr.. smith.
The PHILADELPHIA stock market is cuil. Pennsy-
,ia ss 1904: philadelphia and Erie Railroad 26i; Read
n Rlroad ga Pennsy lyania Railroad, 5sa Cold h1s.
THE bullion in the Bank Of England has increased
e..o 900 d iring the past week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-06

ie from the weakness in South Caroilas, there was
10 feature OF Importance tho dealings nstae oohds'
Tho above named declined to % for the new January
sd Juv and 70 2l FOR The April and October issues
\ Y state bounty Loan coupon and DO. IS registered
.,ld al f0et. The following were the bids