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,<TsAhirE DIKHovA, young Russian Iass
II visit. uss oountryt 70 look into the woman
doing the "One.N Community TIE 'sSv -
not yet twenty-one ><rs old, and speaks seven
languages: She wears IL Emperors badge OF
n9nor, and g one among Oh. four ladies' 20
mnon nas been given during 4. last forty
momAht work and chssscter which Sc Ue6
most susceptible OF Advancement, and proposes
st the medical colleges and Boston before
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The straight.outs in Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, Aug N.-Ihe PLATFORM ADEPT
ed yesterday by the convention of straightOut
democrats declares that the government OF the
United States is one OF i'n1ited powers, dele
gated by the states Tor specific purposes, having
union IL federal in character, and incapable of
existence without the states, and the perpet-
uaton OF the union depends upon the preserys-
Ton OF the integrity of the states; that the right
OF local state government, the subsection OF
military TO civil authority, and hsbeas corpus il
time OF peace are not subject 10 any solemn con
sttutional obligation on the part of the federal
government Of any kind whatever, but the CIV
eminent is under solemn constitutional obliga-
tons not TO Interfere with these matters.
IL Is understood that Alexander ID. Stepheps
is the author of the platform
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President Grant Ordered the worn
etaDpef-

MEMTHls, Angust -.--I-IeS- Itnf OF ant \ %
ordered the discoutinuance % tie w0Vk a ear
ing ny the track Of the Memphis eri Lit.lo
Rock railroad, affairs having been ss.'siactoT.'y
settled.
The weather is intensely ho., AM the oca-
Dnuec drought Is beginning 20 tell Cn The COT
tcn' which IS shedding squsres and b5lls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

HISTORY OF TIE ToNAro-SeyeTaI para
graz Ls have appeared IN the papers recently
touching on the Introduction Of the torna.D
plant into the United States. We learn IRON
Mr.. Jacob j. Snyder, a venerable geatIem al,
Who was born and sill resides IN the southern
section Of the city, that the tomato was first cul-
tyated in the vicinity of Philadelphia BY Mr.
Creuselet, native Of France, and retired ner-
chant, who owned country seat near Point
Breeze, Oh the Schuylkill river, at that time IN
Pc - unk toT nsAip. Crepsele; was ar intimate
friend OF Sterile Girsrd. The tomatoes raised
OF his farm were distributed among the French
residents Of Philadelphia, an element m tie
equation which IVES largely AZ EIucn.Ca ty en-
ieratioE from San Domingo after the massacre.
Mr.. Snyder procured seeds OF the t1mgtD IRON
Creuselet about ntty-tvo yePrs ago, ant cuiti-
vailed them on bis farTn. the dwelling Of which
stii stands or the north side OF Christian street,
above Sixteenth street. IL Nas a long while be-
fore the tomato came into general use among
the native portion OF eur people. ITs intr0duC-
Ton has been largely stimulated bg the recon-
mendaton 81 physicians, who geDcIaily luE0rse
II as promOtiEe OF lSait2. and esl asidlly brus-
hcial ia it action ca The liver. Being gent =
man OF leisure, Creuselet devoted n gch tine -
fruit culture, and Lis name wa given % lh5.le
variety Of the pear-PliiadsIy btd Ia ltFer.
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THE POPE GONG TO BELGIUM.-A report
moner OF the Pope, Archbishop bemerode, has
gone to Brussels for the purpose of making ar
rangements with the Belgian ministry for the
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SCTCIDE OF A MIEIsTRR.-Rev. j. NJ. jerks
pastor OF the Presbyterian church at Centreville,
Iowa, conmi ted suicide at that place on Mon
day tight by shooting himself through the head.
There is no capse known except depression of
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A Card.

Clergyman, while residing IL eoutb America.
a. uisFi d discovered safe and single remedy
fer the erze of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay 2,
Disease Oi the grn6ry aud ceniaS Ore sad the
whole traip CO disorders brought by bsneiuI aud
vicious habits. Sreat numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire 70 benefit
It's srjstsd and unfortunate will =end the recipe
for repairing and rsing this medicine, In q ssaIed
envelope. to any sae who needs it. Free az Ctargs
Address JOSEPH IEMAE,
station ID, Bible HOUSE,,
ma.r2-y New York City,
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TIE FAIL DRY GOODS TRADE, accor,lins n,
the New York BuEIefin, n not what IL ouStf ~
he. One OF the most serious drawbacks. AZ ssvs
has been with the holders OF cotton gooss A.,
clineing so tenaciousiy 70 prices when ever in
dication favored decline m
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RATHER NRAT.-At the banquet TO Mr.. Stan
lev, in Paris, Mr.. Washbu-n toasted him ss
"The man who discovered the discoYerer.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

GEE THE BIGGEST FIRsT:-rRocRAs-
TINATION IS THE THIEF OF TIMEi
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THE KENTUCKY WAR CLAIM has passed the
accounting officers OF the Treasury, and the
warrant tor sJ25, 25s.72 - pay them has been
a.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvRSTg.--The receipts from this
source to-day were s555. 513.S8.
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80 s Mr. berght officers turned large nuu.er
horses, which they decided 90 be sea. osr -.
Dosnon cypress train on Monday night a1d
LII pened tne company 90 use Others 20 haul rhs
s,rse, Naa v rorty second y IKs3iy-seYsa.S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

~Dr. Houard, who was lately released FINN
prison at Madrid, was passenger on the steamer
alexandria, which arrived at New York yester-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

THE MON1RCH AND MASTODON
COMING,
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FRESH READING.-Sbilliagton sends US Serb
nsT's Monthly and Harps5's -Eag1.iae for Septem-
Der; also, from j. c. ParL5r, we have H1rgsr
fer the same month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

GREAT AND ONLY sIX-TENT SHOW.
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MASTER j. F. MosER, L. s. N, has been
ordered TO special duty in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

Mr. AND mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS ara o.,
Boiougne-sur-Mer, France. The Paris A r'o,fN
can states that Mr.. William hes,th has -,
been improved by bic trip TO SchwAihach- All
that there s but little hope OF HE resUmins -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

REAR ADMIRAL JOSEPH F. GREEN has %
suned command OF the North Atlantic squadron
and made ne Worcester his flagship.
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= . orGMSssii1xs,9k
10; 1871 PENNSYLVANIA AvHNyg.
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PROMOTIONS IN THE PATENT OFFICE.-H. c
Townsend. b. r. Caltin, 5. Brsshear, Henry
BlaIdy, Jr., and ID. X. Holster were yesterday
promoted from st clces clerksbipsto examiner
clerkshIs in the Patent Office, they having
s'ood at 'he head Of the list in a comp etit.ye
examinat On for promotion held on the 13'h
Instant.
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The Saragtoga Races To.a.v


oAkAToGA, August 2l.-The rrst race TODAY.
hurdle race handicap, for al ages. two mile
over eight hurdles, $500 TO the winner sIea ~
the second horse, was won by Blind Tom. Gao
sscono. ODonnell's colt fell and cut the rider:
little injured. Time-S:55Y.
Inc second race, for q purse OF $500. for all
ages, two miles and three-quarters, was won by
marry Basset in the easiest manner Basel
Keeping company with Mary Louise for tso
miles, when he left her, and won the rae y, y
oozen lengths under pull. Time-5O6.
The Connections Republican Oovv.,
ttOn.
HARTFORD, August 2l.-The republican .o,,-
ventlon Tor the nomination Of PresidentsI III
tors met here to-day, and selected the Sn,o.s,
geTtsm EN-, Henry r Haven, Henry Farmaa.
Briggs, and Oliver How RSsoSnHes, Locus
wing the Philadelphia platform and nonp Ri,o
""'n carolina Republican Con-
ventfOn.
d,S NV ioRk, August IA Columbia, 8. c.,
Spstcn says:-Ihe city is crowded with dele
s atss 20 me repu bfcan state convention, which
VII MI probabiy nominate Attorney General
Snamnerlain, a member of the present state
Dosta of finance, for governor.
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ms-H-ly
ADJUSTMENTS.

All - AlAN
GEE THE BIGGEST FIRST !-PROCRAS-
TINATION IS THE THIEF OF TIMEi
GREAT AND ONLY TENT SHOW.
THE AON1RCH And MASTODON
THE ONLY REALLY GREAT
Geological and .srcnfc
Triumph.
WASHINGTON: MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
AUGUIT 20 AND 81.
TWO PERFORMANCES ON MONDAY AT
AND O'CLOCK.
THREE GBAND EXHIBITIONS ON TUESDAY,
ATIOA N. AND , AND TIN.
Moral Matinee, August 21th, at 10 a. m, fer
Ladies and Children. No Extra Charge
for the Entire Tents.
WORLD ON BAILROAe, AT AN EXPENSE
OF $500 DAILY, WHICH 1T LEAVES
INTHE CITIES WHERE 1T EXHIBITS.
$50 MEN AND HoRsESi
Great Eastern .Ue,sagerie,
Museum, AvIARY, ROMAN HIPPcDRoME,
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN, CIRCUS
AND BALLOON SHOW,
Requiring 10 Cara and 8 Engines to transpor. it.
IN its tremendous magnitude and gigantic perfec-
billions such az Usually parade tee county end
infHme the public with sensational advertising ana
delusiye pledges.
SIX IMMENSE pAvELIeNs,
ard sgsTogating nearly 1900 YARDS 0i CAN
A HERD OF ELEPHANTS, A DROVE OF
CAMELs, 20 Gold aud Crim.on Dens. filed with
the finest specimens of Rare aid Wonte -tul Animals
and Birds. 10 Lady Riders, - Eluestrians. so
Performers. and Colossal Collection of Wonder
Curious, Brass and Reed Eands, Granu Musical
Steam Piano, directed By the renowned HERR
HOPPE, late leader of Emperor Wilhelm Musical
Corps.
DOUBLE CIRCUS TROUPE AND DOUBLE
PEEE0RMANCE GIVEN IN SEPARATE
TENTS AT THE SAME HOUR.
A Gratuitcus BALLOON ASCENSION daily.
The most Gorgeous, Costly, and Elegant STREET
PROCESSION ever given, reminding one of the
Oriental Paseants Of the Oden time
Remember the MONSTER EXHIBITIOE-oosi-
lively the Largest on Esrth-will visit Washingtou
on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, August 20 and AZ
One Ticket, costing 2j and sc cents admits Won
TO all the entire SIX TENTS.
gao 900 that the GREAT EASTERN is the
Biggest show on earth-the Public TO be the
Judges. auIQ-6t
OLD MOL On Exhibition NEW No
ass and sale 4So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

PERsoNAL.-Mr. ID. r. Mckee, of the New
York Associated Press, and Mrs. Mckee have
just returned from pleasant visit TO Hunting
ton, Long Island '... General T. Walker, Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, has gone to New
York. 49, Colonel ID. @. Cox, pension agent :,
and wife have returned from a short visit 70
New Jersey. '''' Prof John Nj. Langston has
gone to Harrisburg, Ha.. to speak for Grant ar Il
Wilson. 49, General Chapman left the city
Yesterday for trip to Watkins Glen. y. Y
He Will be gone week or ten days. Hon.
Clinton Cobb, of North Carolina, republi eau ,
who has recently been reelected D Congress, il
at the Ebbit House. He says Caldwell WIS
elected BIZ $500 majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

THE SOUTH ATLANTIC FLERr-Dispatches
have been received at the Navy department
from the South Atlantic feet, dated Rio de ia
metro, July oath. The Ticonderoga was at Per
nambuco on the 10Th of July, the Wrsp Of
Montevideo on the 9Th of July, and the Lancas-
ter al Rio on The 9th OF .IrlY
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INTERESTING EXPERIMENTS WITH G IN
PowDER.-Rear Admiral CPse, Chief OF the
bureau of ordnance, Navy department, has TO-
some time past been devoting his attention 10
the improvement of the explosive power OF gun
powder. The expeTimentshave been carried on
at Fortress Monroe, and are still in pr0gre :. s.
result Of the improvement already made IL
may be stated that fifty per cent. incref sed
force, greater velocity and diminished pressure
on the walls OF the gun have been gained. These
results are regarded by naval men "a placing
the United States ahead OF all other Powers in
the great contest between ordnance and dtfen-
sive armor, besides greatly increasing the
efficiency OF the torpedo system.
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AFTER THE BREwERs.-Orders were issued
from the Internal revenue Office to-day directing
guagers y guage and mark all casks used for
the sale OF ferme nted liquors; and If any casks
shall lie found TO contain more than the'r pre-
tended capacity, they are TO be marked as the
size above, or be turned over - the brewer TO
b cut down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

A. B. SHEPHERD Co., SIC Pa. bet e.h 10th sts
HAMILTON PEARSON, cor 9Th s SITS, Z n @ A u
GEO. W. GoODALL, b. " corner Pa. ay and lot h st
JAMES h BRIEN, 90 la. enue, near oth street.
HFNRT h. CRUZ, ~ It'll street, bet G. and II.
Albert e. RID6wAY, sS9. street, bet. stn and 10th
JANIS OHA6AN, 1871 Pa. av. bst. 18th and 18th SITS
Nm. RoTHwELI. is Pa. avenue, Capitol Hi.
JAS RAsAN. also Metallic koofer j 6l3 ID s..
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AN ENTERP RISING ALBANIAN has made
application at the Internal Revenue office for
permission to distil whisky from canteloupes,
under the exemption allowed fruit distillers
His request cannot be complied with, however
8s the law recognizes "a fruit distillers only
those who distil from apples, peaches, and
grapes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

PRpAY May todsy 629 viz % ears 81 Com
munpaw 0nehmdred This completes 1853 head Tor the
there is scarcely any change Mondy coming evens8
cattle reported for COmmunipaw next Monlaynot yet casB
before The ne cool weather continues favorable and about
all Of both fresh and stale have beeo closed out Inc noe OF
to-day quality aud sold idRie There we're
ew 81 cw Kentucky grades rather too good for 'ne Na0 0 ''
butchers only offering l2tc =. ., -, - q
n Morris had "a al COmmunpawj NJ GollSah oi D. n
Judy and J. Z. Mcpherson cars each. . ...,
The cattle handled BY sg Meyer etdt e"
Illinois slers. at 2ic cars BY selner Lal6eeS esL AZ
At ll.aI2c. cars BY Moses Cal cWt. al l2c -
NJ Goldsmith selling bis cars good eSt Illinois steers 81 L
2tc.
w Dudley sold yesterdays Texans q cSt at le .
H. Myers sold % Illinois steers 6t eW az A AHl - Vi " ' "
G. Kahr was selling bis loo illinois cvt, at l2c
CAVES veY strong today good many state ana gry 81
State calves l259l46 n, alatstc
J.. Kirby sold 90 Of l3s 70 at TIC - -. -.
Hall Jellfs sold Al calves 80 n at BE- with % tie
SHEEP avn IAMBsAryas today IL Forty ghthst At
Communsw at Forehst and carload lambs scattered about
making 1895 the MARKET and well sold or rnng hr In
fact there nearly advance Pat lambs certainly doing better
Sheep sold at The run OF sheep thus M beaog
Sunday is O29 against 1913 time last week Sales Of today
by Pdcock at COmmuuipaw eco ANA shep ~ To- Al &C.,
and - Jersey lambs at 8.c sbOut loo per 10
Co sold 81 Jersey lambs 80 H. at lle and % oi 10 a. ic
a. Bristol 4 Co sold p Of sass n at1Gc
Haynes Co sold u jersey lambs al So 80 at 81 90 and -
Hall and jefe sold Jersey lambs Ofa at l6lc, and % extra
Hn%e Elliott at Poryehths,-13 Virginia sheep 80 ~ at &c
3s8 Ohio 8 b tG7.c 5a Virginia lambs i7 d. at 2e and
80 DO, 46 10, at l2ic.
Irch Barnes Foethst 26 lnlna sheep, 3l ~ at so Bt
per cwt with 1876 Ohio 82l 10, at lie
PHoGsoHiv "a cam TO-DAY making Saturday against
light aud hogs expected 20 further adv anee
TheF rule little higher than yesterday VIZ al % @1se Tor asl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.


We are selling at par, and accrued interest, and
after thorough investigation recommend as a safe
and profitable investment, the FIRST MORTGAGE 7-9O
GOLD Bonds Of the NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
At the present gold premium they yield 81 per cent
inteIest-oyer one-thrd more than U. s. 5-2Os.
Their elements OF strength and safety are the fol
lowing:
/. They are the standard obligation Of a strong
corporation which represents in its Shareholders and
Managers large capital and railroad experience and
is engaged IN prosecuting a business enterprise
whose great usefulness and solid success are not
matters Of doubt.
2. They first mortgage on the Road its Right
Of Way, Rolling Stock Telegraph Line, Equipments
and Franchises.
g. They are a first lien upon the traffic OF net
Earnings Of the Road The Net Receipts of the first
Trans-C Ontnental TarOad in the second year after
completion, and mainly from Local Business, were
equal 70 nine per cent on the total estimated cost of
the Northern Pa Tic Road.
A. They are a First and Only mortgage on a Gov
srnmeDt Grant Of Land, which consists Of 1880
acres for each mile of Road through the States Of
Wisconsin and Minnesota aud p GOO acres per mile
lL'HDGh the TerritOries Of Dakota Montana. Idaho.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18

bb arrive l2s bS. on PS more freedom and
bs Do on SPOT ~ 90 80 and bbS do 10 arrive ~ sane pre-
100 b6s No Al g 90 sl9 bsls Goea DO a. & Ps,s Pse At
81 Tar IS dun and steady ss for Washington aud % % for
nI and prces are steady; sales Of 200 bbs
CtT al 81 50 Ontario at 81 75a SO, good TO choice
os-Cty Lusee remains quiet bot very tn yZe IN es snC s
Whale sS.I 7 SaS f' bieseRsd Whale sg 500
81 5a unbeehs Sperm 81 tSs hu S ssss a. @posc
PROvSlONs-The Pork market Is moderately active and J
steady bot without mach general animation me s saa ana rs
dul sales Of bb sl3 3d. and 200 bbs seller May s sl9 o.
Be- 4s$ S a4 Pin n M and and ' r Er Ness sIce Beef
inquired aer Igt Che negotiate: are 9 AID e ms,Es So
for India Mess 200 tcA India Mess at Beef Hans are
very quiet but seady sales Of 20 bb at $40 ~ 90 70. ns
pkgs SIC Shoulders salt and 9idloc for Hams Pickle
SD bids Hams at oalo $50 boxes lyaolS loo 20 Belle, az
prices holders ssngH sales of O boxes short lear
&c Dressed Hogs higher and fn We 9SSte a, aei 81, f
for No for City; 9le for Fair to Prime Steam, aud Sa9 I
Rendered.; for future delivery duh sales Of 500 e o july at
bulk has been only moderate demand and
weak; sales Of $500 bb prompt dever, at l9c The quotations
se seY slight concession yesterdays prices would be neees-
sary We heard only Of 1000 bb jane rumor pnyate terms
snd cases. been sought after extent bat firm az
29d2sc hsphha scarce and b small lot SOD s' eens ~
Isle In Philadelphia the market rules steady, win SAFE Of
5000 bbs suitable vessel from to June s. at 2Jie
9;S 4 ss3 q 5t555 "a If for F;Ias
quote fair to roOi resnng at asc s Of Al 5aIc %,
Cuba; &C. for st. CrI 9c for Porto Rico Refined dary ace %
sEBDShe market remains dull and are Gaehangeai We
quote ease and Timothy at 50 ia - 9 ons on
SOAPThe demand is limited and prices are steaoy tas Of wv
boxes MaIselles CASTLE at llidl1ic, currevoy q.
TALLOW good demsnd and easier; sales of1OO ID
wHIskYrhe market is duh and shade easier sales Of 100 e0'
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18
New-York, Philadelphia and Washington.

THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANYs FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are being ab-
sorbed by an increasing demand for them
Secured as they are by first mortgage on inc
Road, Land Grant Franchise and Equipments, cor1'
bined in one mortgage, they command at once
ready market.
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing OF
the loan. Principal and interest payable IN 0oh.
Interest at eight S) per cent per annum. Payable
semi-annually, free of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, $1,000, $500, and 800 Cou-
pons or Registered.
Price 97} and accrued interest, in currency from
February IS, 1872
Maps, Circulars, Documents and information fur
nished.
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
New-YOTk.
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country, and from the I'M
dersigned who unhesitatingly recommend them.
TANNER & Co., Bankers,
No II Wall-st, New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18

and Washington. In average fertility OF soil,
boalbfupess and mildness of climate, diversity and
extent of resources the belt of country comprising
this grant is such to render the lands very vaiu
able, and insure their speedy sale and cultivation,
Sold at the average price realized by other lana
grant roads, the real estate endowment OF the
Northern Pacific Company VIII produce more than
three times the issue of bonds per mile. .
THE COMPANY is NOW OFFERING FOR SALE TO SET
TIERS AND COLONIES PORTION OF IT'S VALUABLE
LAND GRANT IN CENTRALAN WESTERN MINNESOTA
AND LARGE AREA on THE PACIFIC COAST WILL SOON
BE PLACED ON THE MARKET. THE LANDS ARE SELL
ING RAPIDLY, AND HEREAFTER THE ROAD WILL REAL
LIE A LARGE YEARLY INCOME FROM THIS SOURCE
The PROCEEDS OF LAND SALES CONSTITUTE SINKING
FUND FOR THE RETIREMENT OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS, AND THE BONDS ARE AT ALL TINES CoNVEhIi-
BILE AT 1.l0INTo THE COMPANY's LANDS AT MARKET
PRICES
Full particulars furnished by
H1D a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18

The receipts OF the ST. Louis and Kansas City and
Northern Railway Company for the second week Of May
1871 $57,Ss9; 1871, SIS e9s-increase, $4l91.
The following is the movement in dry goods for the
week: Entered for consumption 81 S46 Withdrawals
HlO263; warehOused, S852 5SS.
The Philadelphia stock market steady to-day
Penn sYlyania 6s sold at l07; Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad, %; Reading Railroad, 500 and Pennsylvania
Railroad. 57E. Gold closed az ia
The net earnings Of the Chicago, Danvle and Vim
Railroad for April are reported at S23,982 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship CITY
Of Montreal viii close at 1880 p H. at the Merchants
Exchange Nos. so and 80 Pine-st
The money market was extremely easy, especially
toward the close when the offerings were made with
greater freedom than any time during the present
week The early business chiefly at sac per cent,
but at the close round amounts were pressed on the
market at per cent. In discounts there 10 fair
business doing prime acccptances ranging at 7Gl0 per
cent Government bonds were steady at the calls but
closed feverish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18
THE MARKETS.

ICarefuDY Reported for THE TRIBUNE
FRIDAY MAY II, 1872
ASUEs-The receipts to-day pkg dull
81 15Q 80 p; Pearls and nominal
BRESWAXhe market remains fm with tar inquiry quote
a i0ic. for Western and Southern.
BROOM CORN dull and nomnal quote New url AZ IA &c. DO
Green sane DO Red 3c and Old DO at 36c cash. Br0Om firm
but dull at sra $5 81 per Dozen
COTTOEThe quotations spot Cotton advanced Good
Ordinary and Mdd1g sales T2 bales (49 last evening
including export 800 consumption and 1928
speculation deliveries active request 6c
all basis OF Low Mdhngs: sales last evening
uMy 100 at p 9l6e 100 at - lice Nj 100 at 23ic,
go % 9l6 June. $500 at 23iS July 100 ct Pc 100 At
at September. 800 Pc. 700
at Ii6o, 22lGi October. 800 2Oic Nevem-
Der 100 l9c December, 100 at 9ici total $500 bales
Sales today May 500 at 23 800 at % l6c 900 at
23ic % l3l6e 233c 100 at % l36C 100 at 2j June
100 al 23c $50 2c % l5l6c 700 2c 900 %
Cc 800 23 2OO at % l56c coo at 2c JAY 300 at 2c,
200 24tc August 200 - l6c September 400 at
PIE 2c October. $40 al 2tc, 100 % 9l6,
500 al 2sc l9lc; November 100 at l9, De-
ecr 100 al glc together; December 100 gic U 9c
al l9e hangedtc pd 800 MAY for 500 June. Total
10 0O bales. Grand total - $50 bales We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18

THE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LAND GRANT BONDS
of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY, now completed
for SALE at 0 and accrued interest in currency, by
WHITE, MORRIS 81 Co., No. IS Wall-st. and
GWYSNE. JOHNSON g. DAY, No. 16 Wall:st.