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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-28

The wheat market was dull and prices were wholly
nominal The business was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
only few car lots Of inferior Spring at 81 50 81
cept In California wheat of which 2,O00 bush
dauIl but unchanged The sales were only about
3luU bushels, at &c. for Western mixed,
65lSc for damp do. 66c. for new high mixed and
yellow, ana &C 6S,c for new white Western Old was
nominal at 6lc 6c, IN store, and 66c. 66hc ahoat
Oats were in fair demand and strong the closing
decidedly in sellers favor The sales up about 900
bushels, az 10c 63c. for new black illinois, b3c for
stained white Western, hc for good do &c 56c for
white state 52ac. h3c. nominay for Old. in store, and
&1sc a ofc for new Western mixed ahoat Barley and
were firm, but parties being apart in their views
nothing Vas accomplished and prices remained nomi-
FRncnrs.-Business In the line of berth reights has
been only moderate and essentially unaltered rates
The chartering business also slow but rates
pmchansed The engasements include ITO Liverpool.
by seam 20 100 bushels grain ar late Saturday, at I'd.
I'D 200 boxes bacon ut 45s 1000 boxes cheese at sos
ana 200 bales cotton at 6d I'D and by sail 300 bales
grain at 3D. I'D. The only charter we heard OF was
port 5000 bbs Of refined petroleum ON private terms
the same. About 40 bbs OF New Orleans were j0bbed
at prices within the range Of the appended quotations.
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The above prices are for coal deliverable on board
vessels at Weehawken, and show general Increase
OF thirty cents a ton.
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FINANCIAL.


A SECOND MORTGAGES ON IMPROVED NEW
~. York; property promptly cashed. Principals ad-
dress CALENDER LAWRENCE, 80 Pine street.
A MONEY To LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
"A. on improved property In New York and Brooklyn.
Principals apply to
CALENDER 4 LAWRENCE, 30 Pine street
COMMONWEALTH OF vIRGTNIA--PAsT DUE
" Coupons Of the Consolidated Bends wanted; also
Consolidated Registered Stock.
J, b. MANNING. No. 8 New street.
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Ffrmer; Receipts at the Ports,
20,s53 Bales-Flour Dull and Heavy
wheat and Corn Dull-Oats Firmer-
Pork Firmer-Lard Stendy-Groceries
Qaiet-Petroleum Dull-Spirits Firmer-
Rosin Quiet-VvhisIxcy Easier.
MONDAY, Jan. 2T-6 p. NJ
Trade was unusually slow tO-day-the snow
storm putting an efectual estoppe to negotiations
in nearly all descriptions OF merchandise and d.
vestlng the markets Of what little animation there
was. There was very little done either on or of
'Change. Cotton was ilrmer. At the Produce Ex-
change business was almost at stand-still In some
departments, the snowstorm and the scarcity of
freight room combining to hold in check any ex-
port movement which might have cropped
out. Flour and wheat were very dull,
and the latter especially was little better
than nominal. Corn was very quiet but steady.
Oats were strong. Whiskey was dull and a little
of. Pork was FIRM and lots for immediate de-
livery were higher decidedly. Lard was firm
Freights were quiet. Petroleum continued quiet
but steady. Groceries were generally quiet, but
there was little more doing in sugar. Spirits OF
turpentine were quiet, but frmer, while the mar
ket for rosn neglected. and prices were nominay
the same.
Cor1os-The demand for spot cotton has been mode.
raely fair to-day and prices favored the seller an &c
per h. Future delivery under lair demand advanced
4c. 51Gc per h., part which however was subse.
quently lost The sales reported on Change to-day
T99-S,gy. Sat Egeriag Total
Export. 49,. .......... 80 ei4 2,S5i
consumption. .............. 800 $50 1856
ID transit '.'''''"'''''..'.' lm 100
Total "a e =: ;,;.. IIls ~, M ssso
delivery bass low mddlingl the sales have been fol
S AZ q sauTs sSyys sys9S e % 10
81 I" II l al s a s Msres az a
100 at 20ISc eco at 20 sI6c Nav Zoo at 20 i5iec an AZ
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The quotations based on cotton In stOre n
grade quoted
CorrsE-The market today for Rio well az for other
descriptions has been quiet but the hrmness hitherto
manifested continued. No transactions from first hands
were reported. We quote extraordinary cargoea lie
IKE. fair carsoes. sac; ls1c good cargoes, Is{c.
17c 20c gold, per ib, 90 SOdays credit JsvaGovcrn
ment bags l9c. 19kc do, grass mats, l9c. 2c Sin
49, Lsgusyra, lec. iSSc.; jamaica, l6kc. l7zc.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
An Active and Irregular
Money Market.
The Extreme Rates on Call 1-64 "and
Interest" and Per Cent
DECLINE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
A Further Advance in United States
Bonds in London
C0Ns0Ls A FRACTION LOWER.
Prospecting the Expected Com
mercial Revulsion of 1876.
THE GOLD MARKET STEADY.
Stocks Irregular, but Mostly
Heavy and Lower.
Smart Advance in United States Currency Skies
Tho p ofr n d;rr ~ tho Nc t;onoI neb< C<;ru
Prospecting the Expected Com
mercial Revulsion of 1876.
THE GOLD MARKET STEADY.
Stocks Irregular, but Mostly
Heavy and Lower.
The Refunding of the National Debt stimu-
lating the Demand for Railroad Bonds.
WALL STREET.

MONDAY, JAM 27-6 p. M.
On Change to-day cotton was in moderately fair
demand and frmer for both spot and future.
Flour was dull and heavy, while the market for
wheat and corn was quiet. with prices nominaly
the same
COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS.
The following shows the imports, exclusive Of
specie, at the port of New York for the week end
ing January 25, and since the beginning Of the
year.
1871. 1872. 1873
Dry goods. So, 1O9,101 $5,735,456 $436s, 500
General mdse.. 6,596,603 42lS,999 5137,S05
Total for week. $9,705,70i $9954, ass O1O6, 4O1
Prev reported. ii 231,326 1883, 939 1885, 6S
Since JAM $40 o37 O3O $22 1894 500 1885, 500
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NEW HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY Is s7a-rRpLE SHEET
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
EORrY-FIRsT DIVIDEND
nnnpy y; Fire Insurance rs Company
n~ -. o. ,s,i RESsEE LANE. S seorsasy
EoR sALE-A PURCHASE MONEY MORTGAGE OF
to run from May next. Address MONEY box i'd Herald
TAY COOKE .MCULLOCH CO..
III Lombard street. Loadon
Commercial Credits.
Circular Letters
for travellers
available in all parts Of the world
20 Wall street
MONEY TO LOAN AND BUY MORTGAGES.
M d. PHOENIX iNGRAHAM. NO PINE STREET
OFFICE or UNITED STATES ASSISTANT TREAS.
" urer. ~ -
@ Of the Secretary q the shs In
paid at this office ON and alter Monday. january ~ 1873
TH0s. HILLHoUsE. Assistant Treasurer. U. 8.
~ Company, New York. January "a 1878
oo%s se Of M tho
Slst OF December. l572 =
OF The STAT %
nary 1872. sO7csse IS
Total amount of marine premiums. zs8s67s 40
nor upon fire. risks disconnected with ma
rinc risks
Premiums marked Off from LIST Of January,
1872 to 3ist OF December, 1879 ........ a77658 70
Losses paid during the same period. 23S98f
Returns OF premiums ana expenses. l055707 6J
United States and state q New 'i York stock.
city, bank and other stocks a4i57SO 90
Loans secured by stocks and otherwise S4SO 100 90
Real estate ana bonds and mortgages, 2i7,OW %
company. estimated at. ....,........... 4O99O3 IL
rremium notes and bills receivable 27o5,374
Cash IN Dank.. 265098 81
Total amount of assets 1891 2O6 10
Six per cent interest the outstanding certcaes Of
profits VIII be paid ~ the holders thereof or their legal
representatives, on and Tuesday the Attn of Feb
ruary next. - - "
The outstanding certificates of the issue of 1859 will he
redeemed and paid to the holders thereof or their legal
Natives and alter Tuesday, the Atm of Feb
ruary next from which date all interest thereon will
cease The certificates to be produced at tho time pay
ment and cancelled.
dividend Of fifty per cent Is declared on the net
earned premiums of the company the year ending
3ls December 1872 tor which certificates will bc issued
on and after Tuesday, the st Of April next
BY order OF the Board, j. II. CHAPMAN Secretary
Trustees.
u d. Jones, James Bryce William II. Webb,
Charles Dennis, Daniel s Miller, Sheppard CANDY
". H. II Moore, Nm Stnrgis Francis Skiddy,
henry Colt Henry X Bogert, Charles z. Burdett
LEWIS CurtS Jos: Gaard, Jr., william f. Bunker,
Ghar.es H. russell, T. A. Hand, Samuel l.. Mitchill,
LoWeli Hobrook, James Low, j. G. Dc Forrest,
r. Warren Weston,B. j: Rowland Robert L. Stuart
Royal Phelps, Benz. BnbcOck, Alex v. Blake,
Caleb ,Barstow. Robert b. Mnturn, Chas d. Leverich,
ALL Il; lhot u w: burnham Josiah q. Low,
william f. Dodge, Fred'k Channcey Chas. Ii. Marshall.
David Lane. n G. n s st Stephenson.
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice President
III. H MOORE, Second Vice President
j. ID. HEWLETT, Third Vice President.
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English ,,I Islands: So. sss q
Naval spirits arpentins the market to- TO-
were sellers that price The sales lots a sn
ss s quoted qSas Su "4 ns $'s
g. nH p s1e 20 HS
ga marEe at r ysn au
Gate Saturday, Of 1000 b5s for January 2lec which
z but some parties were holding higher than
quiet STEADY no%n a
about i4e l4sc. A the creek the market dull but
% nn there being nothing Offering and Re-
cut meats S do lard salS bbls and fierces
RSs Gs sS for apGT
81 Il IN SSn a wsS at I'll Sb ad @ Sf
hands atsi4 81 Sli 3d. Bacon Arm and in moder-
Dressed hoss We're re rmeE " city
ia ,GT Rss
range 81 % 10
$s na 81 for do extra mess me- eS
S " q $ e @sss
AND s for Cut market to-day was
e sales q boxes Si and lbs
Hss saSs Mar ss and
Dut Weauy; safes lU uerces at sac.
RIcE.There very little business consummated to-
day on account of the storm The market however was
firm Sales 30 tierccs Carolina Sc. &C., and small
q &c.
SuGAR.-There has been little doing in raw to-
day. and the market remained steady. The sales
prise $50 hhds various grades ofrehnng t7c. 9&c.
BIS boxes at @c % boxes at &C. Sac ~ boxes on pri
724c Refined quiet, and not materially changed in
price. We quote Cuba - Refining, inferior to
common SC. Sc; fair to good fair &c. 9c good to
prime % grocery fair e goSs %
boxes, 9ac. l0ic; moasses, hhds. and boxes, 7kc
&C. melado, DC 6sdc. Hayana.Boxes, Dutch Standard
Nos to O. Sac. Sc. do 10 to ~ 94c. sac do. 10 to
r. loc lo,sc; Do, IS to IS, loc llhs; do S to 20
common to prime, sac &C. grocery, fair TO choice
9Isc J%vaDnaci Standard Nos IA ~ 70 o 70 a. on;
Mana-superor and extra superior. SIC. acc.
SrEARiSK-The market was quiet and prices
nomnally unchanged.
TALLow was also quiet, but very firmly held. Small
sales made within The range of SIC a &c. FOR COM
mon TO choice city
WHIsKEY.-Receiprs 40 bbls The market was firm at
the opening but subsequently, In order TO SELL No per
gallon lower prices were accepted and 200 bbls dis
posed Of at 95y2c.
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xlae !. Polarfa = Examinations

w AsnINGfoS. june q.
The examination Of the party rescued from
The Polaris was resumed this morning. and
continassl until LITE Hi tile evening. Among
The witnesses examined was Esanimailx Joe.
No il.tiinatian has yet been given from ofticial
so.rc' OF the character Of the iestinisny.
WASHINGTON, June Q.
notwithstanding the secrecy with which
The Secretary 81 The Navy IS continuing the
examination Of tile I'olarls survivors. the
daily Chronicle says It has leaked OFT that
Captain Buddington Was the main failure OF
tile expedition. end with HIM rests the re-
sponsibility 81 having jcoparelized the Il cs Ct
Tyson and Myers party and eight others
Shortly after the death Of Capt Hall. when
al discipline of the ship became lax and each
appeared to work on his own hook. he be-
came intoxicated. and With pistol in hand
drove the foe Of ice party from the ship, Civ
ing them fuantiIy9of provisions. and then
deliberately deserted them. This story is en-
tirely different from the one recently pub
lishel, illa. the separation Of the ice foe WAS
purely accidental instead Of being premcditat-
ed. The official stste,nen. promised is based
on the testimony. and will give facts in the
case. Tie examination continues and will
probably be entsed to-day. E
6fok d Granted View Trial.
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LETTER FRon CHERRY GEEK.
HAVANA, Al. Il. uaY '29;ll. Io73.

<.tsNs A>A' -so3 Soei,
Friend joe: I'd pa. gss .4.s,
Times are a little siull with us Just now
but The Norton mIii Will start TO running In !,
short linle. and then you may look OUT, 10,
the CAerry Creek ore Is rich and will tell to,
Itself. The miners are ali nc work taxing ou
ore tnr the mil. n new milie is beia. . ell
cd owned BY Houser a LAWS. called tie Mar.
row Giiage, which bids lair 10 eclipse any
that has yet been disc9veredi in the Distrlcl
It has good creyice ana works $53.50 gotu
and $l7.UO Ia silver per ton. std 95t3
The Spanish mine owned by the old Mexi-
can, Mr. Sunce Louis, VINO now lives Ill tile
Crow Agency. is the mother ut all THE icatis
lsfhe district, ills tell feet Wide solid quar-
With good wall on each side..l8i ss 80 aea
W. A. Davis & Go. are putting up hydraui-
g works anu are opening up some gooi pia-
Ger mines OH Foil Creek, which is situated
some three IN les from this place. uavaua
will be a lively place III a siIorl time, and ii
tic people don't vote lis i railroad we will
li.sIst upon having the Capital removed to
dis place. Send me the COURIER. NE 4
~ As'eyer truly. yours, 5s.s8 '.'.i 20
e 2sit, q. B. HoCsER.
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UNDER the law enactctl at tic last scssi IN
OfCongress. authorizing he President 10 ap-
point five inspectors o. lnGiai affairs aud To
;ibolisi as many OF existing Mtlian suprrii,-
tendencies he should deem advisable. the
Presidcnthis. upon Recommendation of tllr
Secretary Of the Interior, issued orders abol-
isiiig the Sup,Iiftt.ial. .rcips If Montana. Or
ryoti aud Arizona. aiitl The Northern indian
SUPPLEMENTARY Whit comprises Dakot.
as,d part 81 Ncbrasa;r, and appointing the fol-
lowing peisohs TO be Indian Inspectors. for
assignment TO duty under Tie Ian. as tile In
teicst OF the service may rqtiira';; wv.
Daniels, OF Minnesota; J.zts.. O'ConEer, 5;
New York; j. 10. Eesler.. OF s.icligan;s Il.
q: kible. or New York ana William vaii.lc-
yer, of Iowa. Tic StirerinftisIcDts OF Ind
an affairs ard ti.eir clerks Iii file above
mans d Snpryittcndencies viii fe relieved
from duty on The Both inst. Tile supcrin-
tendencies of Washington Territory, Gait
fornia aid New Mckee, and the Southern
si,pcfirfenteiilcncy having Jurisdiction OK OYER
the numerous tribes III tic fftis:liI Territory
and Texas, are retained. s7ta ss's si5sh siia
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FROM CI4ARK,S FORK.

SoDA Butte, n. T., May 3oth, 1873.
Capt. Joe Wight:
Dear Sir: will send you few lines to let
You know what is going OH III this wild
country. left home May 10th, was ten day !
making the trip to this place, which Is fifteen
miles south of the diggings. Here i aInc
up with tho stampede s, whom l founu
snow-bonnd. and several of their number
will in few days be grub-bound. Our CAM,
Is surrounded By snow clad mountains whicl,
remind one OF December mere than May
1t las snoVcl every day since arrived here;
there has Ell several attempts mad. to
reach the Giggings but all efforts have proved
failure so lar. The SLOW III the canyon
IN Soda Butte Creek will average nine feet IN
several places, while in Other places there Is
scarcely any. Mr. George Huston has jus,
returned from vain attempt to reac Lie
dlggings.. Dir. George Craig left here this
nioriiiDg determined 10 go through or b.,
Touhd on the road. May he be attended
with success. uur camp nunloers anoul
twenty-five men and Two InuIa., lodges, anu
Will 10 reinforced to-norrow with twenty
nse more, which Will ell our number to
about lily men; the calculation is t.;en to
arm ourselves with siloYels and attack CHI.
snow in force. think all hands could sIioy-
81 through in three or four days, NO coui,i
then send our animals back to feed.
Air..J. Barnett has just 1inis.c,l i substan-
tial bridge on the east forE. Par les comm.
to this country need have no fear of The high
Eatcr, as ali the principal streams arr.
briugcd.
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By TELEGRAPH


BIs4AEsz. Dakota. June 4.
The Track OF Tie Nertll Pacific Hail DAD
reached the Missouri river. ut Ibis place To-
day, Iild the entire Il vision II four hundred
and fifty miles from Dniatl. - Bisnllrk is
op n 70 hu siliess and tho people are celcbra-
ting tie event 4 connection is masls here
With nasi alton on the upper and lower Mis-
souri,. a line Of steamers IS established be-
tWeen this point and Fart Benton, iii West
ern Monfaia.ard shipments. botlioi goysrn
ment and private frs.ights, gre being made
BY this Lew route 10 Tie Northwest. The
railroad surveying expcditio.,. with military
escort under command of General Staalev.
Will start West OH the 10th i,st, with tie in
fentioh OF making tiaal ;lii,l definite Ioca.
ton OF the lii,c OF the road from the crossing
OF the Missouri toihe crossing OF the Vel
ioWsione. and Hong that river to tile centre
OF Montana. this being the orly portion OF
HE route not Predetermined. No serious
. ppositioisis anticipated By these bes: able to
judge.
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MAYOR ALvoRD. of San Francisco, lla- re
tdea the celebrated Pigtail Ordinance Of the
Board Of Supcrfisors, requiring tho heads OF
Chinese prisoners in Tho County jail ID be
silavcd. He vetoed it on the ground that tie
punishment was Infamous. and making an
snjust distinction. and On the ground that it
is contrary to the treaty with China and tho
laws OF The y liteI States. lie 50 vetoed
the or,'erobliging ;ainese lannlrymen to pay
Sl5 per quarter far every man employed
The action of the Mayor meets he approval
OF great nlalnrity OF the people, even hose
Cpl, 'sed to Chinese immigra .,n. Tor tho at
tempted municipal le-i>l.tion hal t,hen tue
form of persecution. @&s -
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Ma der BY the Arizona rsasiis..s.

8 sAS FRANCISCO, June 6.
News WAS received from Arizona tlli. fore
noon That the lntliarf< Agent at san Crlo.,
Major i.arriiee. had some difficulty III III.
Apachrs. They undertook 10 Iii hin Wit
their spears. but he ran to Lieut.. Almy,s
t'nt. Amy, with six soldiers, went to the
agency With him. They went into lar
r.bee's tent. Larribee and Amy came oni OF
the tent. iimy i'radranc-. when ti,- ApacIics
fired upon them. Amy received three bull
lets, which passed through his body. and he
fell dead without sraan I.srribe,.. I'M
touched. retired to the lent. -Four of tile six
soldiers ram AMI n.,t. Of the two who remain
rd was prevented from shooting by the in
.efeessiof OF the Mexican interpreter at tile
agency. The Apaches fled across the river
Instantly. AID it is probable that many OF
them have taken to the mountains. a mes
scnger to Governor Stafford. who left the res
ervation half al hour att-rihe occurrence.
says that a majority .f the indians were on
the reservation wien he left. and that Eskc
fansein. 4 noted .chi,f, wlin had become
argry with tll. agent several days previous,
leit San Carlos with his. band soule lime be.
tore The nurde~. The Indians fired about
furfy shets at Lsrabee and Amy. 1t las
been generally thought Tor several weeks
past that an outbreak was Inevitable. Amy
was born III The State oi Massachusetts anu
was promoted 10 IIe,iteliant Of tic Fifth
Cavalry Ii, April, 1850. -
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NOTICE. Sd MINERS.

F4a U. $ LAND OFFIcR
FEEEvA, NJ. r., Mas I5.!A.e Is;3
,,yoert r Parker, w;,se post Office :, aress i.
~ willow sfesh Gal latin Coanty, Nj. n, nIra IL
i'u, lhs northwest q,iart Of suuh wesi niartar ~
se 4. io ,ln fownship one north or raage one
a ue noltn half Of south east quar- or ami
70 4. M n, 1oWnsalp No norfh OF range No. vest
Mn.Sh ian Is suspended from entry MS arriclt,1.t
haa ~ TINS ONCE al IL o,ock ~ M on the s,th
gay OF june 1878, t~ deiernllilr as to Tie nrI
!. pc USED npon said hearing Will be taken H. n,y
aatp EN- ta,s Notary q Public At Galn City II 10
a. NJ ON the 18th day of duna lsSs - Az eiocN
~ = ailegeu lhert arr no known miners nor
mining improvements or claims upon said lam, o'
~ = LYMAN, Attorney for Anplicamf. ~
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AWaslling.on sis.uial siys That an invest
ttion will bp made III o'ce into Col, Gill;
ems cunluct III Ill. ciin.,lig.l against the
Moti,cs. Charges have b Ell lail bo'orc TIN.
War Department Darratiny that the com
mantl of Maj. 'rhonies went out c:,riy in th,.
morning, AMI ia ntgi the s,una of the bat
tic WIS Distinctly hra~i the coinn,artli1c
officer sent no relief mil 1 O'clock in Il!
afternoon; bit ln. was bringing all day In
his tent. On account of this neglect large
run,ber Of Others and. ilen were killed and
wounded; ID. Dewitt. ASSISTANT surgeon Of
the U. S. army. specifically charges Gi,iem
with neglect Tor leaving The wolinIel III HE
field for 80 hours before orders were given to
bring them in for treatment and That Lieut..
Harris died il, conseuiicnceo tiis neglect.
The feeling among the army Officers is very
intense against Gilen,. AMI they demand Ills
trial by conrima tial. e@saa tst.
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The expedition which is to explore the
mysterious country lying between the Soul,
Pass.in Wyomi' g and the Gallatin Valley in
Montana IA under the command Of Captain
Jones, of Gen. Ord's staff. 1t will include 4
scientific corps numbering liiitccl: The es-
cort consists OF two companies Of cavalry
under tile command Of Lieut.. J. N. Whelan.
The party Were to have left Fort Hlidgcr for
the Wind river country on May 10. and will
30 as far as rs The Yellowstone lakes. traver-
sing new and most interesting country.
whicll accordIngto popular belief. contains
rich d'pos;sts Of gold and oihc,' valuable
arcs *Ns.. $3.50 t+F. As N'&f*
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n. T.. r. II. RONDs.
Limitation Of the 7-3Os TO Thirty
Millions.

AZ meeting Of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company, held III New York on tie
18th NIT, the following resolutions were
adopted ail'l transmitted to the financial
agents ofthc Company. Messrs. Jaj coke
- Co:
E WHKEEAs, The Northern Pacific comn,.v
has built aud has III operation ovcr FIVE h,n-
drcd miles Of line through favorable and
valuable country. and
WHEREAS, there is large ami growing
way and through traffic already. assured to
the company over the road thus far complete
| ed. and
WHEREAS, the company has earned the
title 20 about ten million acres Of land and
placed large part OF 1t lii the market and
the same is being rapidly settled by inmi-
grafton, foreign and domestic, and sales
thereof have been made ut an average price
ofnearly six dollars per acre to such M ex.
tent that sinking fund has resulted ont 81
which retlemptioli and collation. Of the COM
pany's bonds has been been begun. and
WHEREAS. ltis believed That ON these re-
suits the credit OF the company Is SO estab-
lishcd as TO render mex pedicnt the payment
OF So hig'i a rate IF Interest as seven thirty
OIL further isssle of bonds.
Rssotssa. That the loan Of the company
under present issue bearing seven thirty In
tcresf, OF which tweniy-one millions have
already been sold he limited to a total
amouhtnot exceeding thirty millions aud
no issue Of bonds hereafter beyond said
thirty millions shall bear higher rate o
interest than six per cent. sasasa. 4
Resstred,' That the finance COMMITTEE be
directed to ar ange with the fiscal agents Tor
closing out the seven thirty loan. rs Judi
Gated III the preamble to these resolutions.