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New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
Ew-YoRK, Saturday, June %, Is

NRw-YoRK, Saturday, June %, 1873
The essential features of the local Horse trade
rmained unchanged of the week under review
In the Bulls Head Market had moderate arrivals OF
Western and Canadian work horses with just suieent
demand 10 prevent accumulation Of stock and there was
no quotabe change asking prices Dealers in valua-
BILE stock were doing better than during the preceding
week and although there plenty OF sO-caled fine
pleasure horses st In the market there is no doubt
that the best quality Of spng and Summer supply
IS already sold. We have previously mentioned that 1t
as difcuh ascertain accurately, what prices have
been actually paid for large stylish, and well matched
carriage horses In few exceptional cases IRON S3OOJ
10 $500 may have been paid, but the average hgres
we're as a rule lower tnan during the corresponding
period Of the past year and hardly ever exceeded from
81 200 1850 The chief event Of the week was the
auction sae Of Mr Daniel Maees trOtng stock through
the agency Of Messr Barker Chase Out Of 30 horses
offered, q head were disposed OF, realizing Sl0,32S
At Of Mr.. Arch JOhnstOn's seml-weekly sales, a
trottng geldng, by Long Island Black Hawk, ont OF a
Morgan Mare sold To Mr.. Wray OF Philadelphia for
SALES FISEwHEIsE OF VALUABLE STOCK.
VIM. Duren OF Cincinnati, Ohio, sold hls chestnut geld
ing Nick by Paddy Burns 500 0f GRAY Eagle to Penn
sylvanian Tor sAOa Geo A. BOWER OF CLARKE County,
Ky, SOLD MS bay geldng John Gay to X G. Shyer ot
outu lpI sf"uO' A. 90 ~ ii
ms mare Rnsedale 10 o. A. iGkok Tor $500 II Dillon
o. Co oi Normal, H.. have sold TO Prior ~ midget OF
Miles, jackson County, Iowa, tue imp. Norman stallion
Albion for $500 The celebrated stallion Elmo is said
20 have been sold by Messrs Bentley iekok To messrs
r. Morrow " II. ". Scale OF San Francisco Cal for
$4,000 IN gold coin. The largest sale OF horses held
ON the Pacific Coast was held at Mr.. s. b. Whpples
catalogue including stalions brood mares, trOt-
ting and gediugs and five, four three and two
year old colts and es Large delegations of breeders
were present from all parts OF the State The bidding
spirited and the total proceeds amounted over
$1,000. Tie highest prices paid were follows;
Hare, Queen bay Is hand. inch star in forehead
white heels bsck tail Sired by Rsdyk
Star gandsm
a record Of 2:2gi. Sold to Captain Kohl q 500
HtmbeonAB brOsn stallion 10 hands inch by
Whpples Hsmbonian Of Aheat by RydyEs Hmbe0nian
grsndIm BY Abdeh Sold
tain johnson. 5000.
L M.5hs chestnut sslainS ie hand. BY wSgpss Hambo
BAbcot chestnut yea li hands by Whpps
beionsn Of Emma DabOI gTabdAm BY AbdaA Sold Captain
Kohl 5000
stallion Aj yesr old IS hands high with Of
2s received S5 o the bidder allowed Whppe 10
withdraw him
At the sale held to-day, Of Messre Barker a. Chase's
City Auction Mart and New York Tattersas, the follow
lug hoses we're disposed OF at the annexed figures:
HauaE puss
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RErElprS OF PRODUCE.

=, rk, Al o.. 3 pksS BeeswaI 1855 hbh Fsar. sS
s Meal $50 bag Meal 80 bah Wheat - 40 esh tSrs -,
Sh o .O 6a.b RIVE bush Malt 20 bbs Copper 10y ess@
Cann.Y ala b,ls Cotton bbN Eggs 81 hbs soeos es
H,np u bales Hops Hides s0S6 sides Leather 3S' pssH
"a a ~ Ch.,. 40 Ocaket 81 pkgS Bone. ms pbsS 'us
Meats e6 tee Lari tkess Lin 10 pkgs Stean - Ph'
3,n pkgs TaloN 30 pkgs starch b hbs lobaeo '' pAs'
hscro sOl bales Wool a.? hbs WhsG
R.e.p Of Prase week ehng Ssurisy eleninE ,ane 90
49, NJ va bbl. flour 160s bbls WHISKY Jsga hos Ten yea
i!f bags do 66s Wheat 69S s63 bash Cos $50 III san
o.ts a0 I'M bu.h Rye ss bush Malt dOg 6ush BAIr' %
See. no pkg 6S do Pork 32t9 DO Cot Aeah aae % b'
IS, Lsgs DO / So pkgs. Talow. i,l8S pkgs. olosse.
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THE STATE OF TRADE,

IospoN Lne 2s-laO m-Consos for The sreoasa ses ~
sSoI Ten Forty bonds ggl. Bne Railway shATss. fst .
Jane 2unted states hferSeo eeaa t Df t@s
Issue Of 1881
LospoN June fs--i m.-Ene Railway shares. S& -
LtysspooI, June 18l: "a: mCe.oa opsnei dset aoo neoy
Nitng upBds Mding Orleans 5 saes II Ce,s-n sApgss
from say.sDsh Chsostos deliverable JAY and Aasusa a -
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RICE-Ths market sn. With sooi jobous aemAd OA'onsa
dbfe and Rangoon. 6td5c. n, So.
SCGARs-Thers considerable moyemeuI 70 KsS sss
since oar last the sggregtuug 2&0 hhi$ AR =" ooi
pc auspr- itc or Cuba MolAss"s sasas sS' -
ior hIr Rr6piug MuscoyaiO. Refined Sugars dali - -
SrgARIN quiet and steady sales Of - te western h"e "o e
a. 5000, NJ 49,. ,oa .A,. Ac
ASst i on ,s,H sara an, ~ "a, active .,es Of 30 sb
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

Gold opened firm at1l530ll5s, but quickly became
weak md declined to 1853 on the Treasury uImOrs
of heavy gold sales IN July. Gold loans wero made
at and per cent for carrying TO fat. The prepay
ment without rebate of the registered interest due
July 1. began to-day, the Treasury disbursing
,T9,O 900. redeeming in called loans S2l,OCO, The
days business of the Gold Exchange Bank was ::
Gold cleared, S3i $4,000; gold balances S2,loS.4G2
currency balances, s2,669,47s, The following were
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
>, nr rRozI.loN. ,aos sEu-,onE Eon raa vsEa ssDss
4 s1 iss lts7 $50 % es Islai7s s's's ssas 's7S
Isl %, ,oo les 23selo 7s.816 ,7i2lsi9 1q.sn ses

Same time last - 80 .,, 90 s,e - -, .,, N a ,as
PRTROIFIM-Th Realei has been without teaue,
the demand yery zht sesl with hodr not DISPOSED
Jay h II cla 'ares aai
and ees Al s4d2 Niphths 10 ght demand ~ ancha0gd pres
generally quoted iOc for Nrsieo and VGOe Tor tt ,ree
IN e.c b for buik asked; shipping do usmna a. e
me Creek .iyce. uli markets, With qnoei AZ -
- rs an ParrTs Lsung - L ~ IS Tt1ve sn 81 10 ~
Petroleum Center AZ Phenh there nothing done ~ esAea
nrces. Jug delivery quoted weak ~ 1870
SKISS-The market Goat duh md prices uomaa Sst
ar, 10 bsles Mexican Kecpts hre 2! hA
from Calcutta iBd Deer are 20 ns
demaui the market selcr. sales srt Jto r. Fa ~ %
S,A &C sud j50l n Teia-. Se ne
o p AZ bales AspnwA 10 Cruz &c. to DO frou fAa
"a lrom Honduras aud 3 DO from Texas. Sc. We gooe' ,
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,Rox .Err I. 1917. 70 p.rA

not end the market hes Hrther mproye se qoo
Prime IIay At S26Gsls ton; Coed s42fsz' Good shIpsf
s6 Comou Shppng klsd ~ snS IA trmeI snd IN fAfs
demand; We quoted 80 for LOug Rye s'30sH ior so
Do. aud lOd Sl2 Tor Oai.
LEATHER-Reeepts Tor the week, q 5t SIDES and I tAs pt
has beeu O sgitT maTke for Hroes So hS ~
prs Fair Medium grades While for fn aAhe noe
he extent bousd es a. low prices Tor sfpo Inon
Crpp remains dull We qoOss
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To,,..... "A

Forvsn deliveries JibGIc loser with ony limited demand
the decne ale, follows all on basis OF Low Mtings:
evening. July $40 20 gl6c; august 1900
!Oc September l0O 10 5bc total 22O bales Sales TO-DAY
up 10 o. jay 100 &C.. 800 2O.c 100 20 32c l'O
20 i552c 200 2Olc l5J1e 2Oc August
2Oi 5Gc 2Jic 80 20 3loc 100 s 2o0
ll3lc 300 2Ulc September 600 AZ l8ac, October Too
Is 5e total 500 bales; grand total $500 biles elchsnge2oO
June for Jdly,
COFFEE quiet nOmnAy unchanged Rio i7id0.c aud JAWS
2d22lc. gold
FLOUR AND MADISON afer last. falling 10 the
receipts supply Of port
local demand bitter feeling prsyaerspecSI
under 50 13and the ueum ami better grades held with
adnoss Gdyance could be bat shipping Extras
supegine under active inquiry chiefly for export
proyei up Tbursar uader arrivals
under bbL declined and closed fat Ou tuA
liberal offerings stronger desire sell all grades declined
The liberia
ports prices for Wheat the lakes FOR the
Wheat Agricultural Depa
Washington add the hevnes and cheek inclination
purchase only
The gucura Washington proved
inclined Gsorei them but bel
be ouirme under date o about the 2 Of june
rect is under date of the 18Th OF Juue
brands
pressed irregular 6gu aEd Winter Wheat
brands been depressed by them hSy have been used fe bY
the latter eu only freely by submitting much "se pd
The the has been AI
sfActory No has been dGa o sale plenty and eOses heavy
Shipping Er have been sold quite freely but At the close eaer
Family brands much lower hare been unsb AMI values
can the close The exports OF the week "a 90 barrels against
Posr gh the weather aud large arrivals add TO the
Prices OF grades lower Aud unsettled good shipping
n1e At the close the market
heavy and rgaar sell lreeb further Sond hA ~ BE
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

The busne sssf the week hss exhibited features
In the local carriage trade The demand has been chiefly
for hight vehicles, sach required for watering
places and Summer resorts peculiar feature OF this
seasons trade AZ compared with former years that
pony phaetOne have met with slow safes while more
on eusVe Summer carriages like vctorias, caboets, and
baroucbes have become the style Tor tho seaside and
other fashionable retreats.
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Foreign exchange, as usual on steamer day, was
ILL ....rn nnIninn nllu as annexed.

Money closed up in free offering at per cent after
lending all day at and 4. The following were the
Treasury balances at the close of business: cur
rency, S7640,0O0; coin, Se4,Ooo; certificates,
S3s $4,000. The Internal Revenue receipts to-day
amount to $4,000. The bank statement an
other gratifying exhibit showing a gain to the
banks in surplus of 81 77GO75 and making the aggre
gate overplus now held Sl3,9i2, 49, The loans were
expanded, and the deposits decreased, out the legal
tenders we're largely-and unaccountably-
ed the specie averages being also higher. The coin
movement of the week covered the Treasury dis
bursements of S15OOOOO on the regular weekly sale
S345 600 in redeemed Five-Twentes, and S3,679,OOO
in com interest on the public debt, the payments
into the Treasury for Customs amounting to
S1,Dl,9OO. The export of specie amounted to
S2O43SOl of which 1,262,SOO was in gold coin and
bars The following table shows the condition of
the hanks at the daies nndementioned
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Glendinning, DAVIS & AmOrY's closing pices wer'

The subjoined table shows the extreme fnctua-
tions in United States bonds the leading ailway
and miscellaneous shares and gold, made during
the past week. well as the closing quotations of
each at the dates aforementioned:
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BONDS AT A BARGAIN.

MONTCLAR RAILWAY Bonds
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at SO
JAMESON, SMITH & COTrING, IA BrCad-st
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THE MARKETS.
ICars,uIlr r.port.d tnr Tns rarnrNs.l

ICarsulT far tbs TRiBrSs.l
SATURDAY. June 2s 1870
ASESThe receipts to-day % Pots but
A S8 3. Pearls dull
COTTONThs market Cotton the has been bat
prices Slihoa quolabe change We quote As follows
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THE MONEY MARKET.
JUNE %. 1879

s.rRs AT THE STOCK ExCHAvGE-oFFIcIL REpoKr,
CONDENSED RXPREssLY ron THE TRIBUNE
FIpsr CALL 10l O'CLOCK A, NJ.
Safrs of Government BOnds. -
,sooU T. S2O c. 'Gs 1904 20i 2eO u. g. e. C ~. IN
ss1 H. s. 1910 C.......iI bc0 u, d. 62O C. go n.i2Ob
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MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, wit

WI Two PORTRAITS ard ILLUSTRATIONS portrait rep
Gfelsy in The last bis hfe and
esF fs;hef the most bfe aud natuft portrait d him pub
Memoir 0 Mr. GkRELEf hours
u death FgBera Arrangements he ChEng Ceremo
houg d Ib People Letters Of synpNhy vooei Of Ihe
Pa and Ps Tr bates pn e Poets Resolutions aS Proceed
80, Pubhe B0 de ke Pamphlet EthOn 50
tasasSsY bosba sl stAST hss By rai ca rseep Of Pnse
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course of gold. Fisk and Hatch report at 3 p. m:
offered. Asked. Offered. Asked.
IT, g. Currency IS Il4g lI4B US520.65. COu Jyl2O 1909
US Is, 'sl Reg. I6t III U.S.52O 81. Con Jyl2Gk III
Us 6s 81 Cop. l22S 1921 U.S520G5 COuJyl2Ol 1909
Us.52OI.e. .My&Noll6 - U.SI04O Registd.ll3
US. 500 '62 CouNOl6t IG3 U.SlOA0 coupon ia lft
Us.5D Ca COuNOll7 Il7t US 5s, 81 Reg.....ll4
Us.52O 65 COu NOl1S nS4 US IS OF 'ol COupli4 lA8
Us.67s. Rg. j. q .1l5t
The Southern State securities were quiet and nom
inal except for 6s of Missouri, which. after selling
up to 97 declined to &c. with closing bid at 95l. The
foIInwinU are the hids.
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TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 8.
u THK METHOD or CREATION
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST

AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
THE DARwIRiAE THEORY
rssss Lecturer delivered bF Prof AGAssZ before the huun
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873,
Il CehlsisiHg PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHY Of HORACE GRBK
LfIs a'to.
United RAro2ds Of the United States Sta
" and MIaofa The Public Debt Of The Oned
Etsss Catna, suprsne Cour Ministers 70 Fogp Conn to
BsuY CoBg far chosen StABcng and Select ComSes
Huss hass Of The Unoo ropasona Capitss Gov
Vote for President Con GoTenort ao, 1872 Com
yAoq Esos be Prssdsntt Elections, frotn The s
fsn q 6ess Hfhhgoh t second Election Of Geh ers Gsni
Tt knoHl Ptg Platforms SlI Ana much other Interesting
iuforaa4uoa Proe De- 7 for a dollar. b. mAL
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Canadian Foat dan and hawai- 81 Ssts for Wp,er wheat
RI. CsdorsA foeT qast And heavy ~ IoHts ~ pef obL
pag Meal Is strong White el 1setl ": hAs isiss, 81 sS
, 1873-02-10

nark ohcnanRo Erastua II. Ferris to D. K. Town,
ssf os IsEt!soe 'c, q i1ssans0n e To Captain
Rcl,r raaltnn, .Willan Kely to David Dh and J. N.
Dre rsantisr oIiy, + D. uigglo TO ohas O. Brown,
Ell Esnats r1oy John 1onat :aa n = Houston to
s3ehr 0roton, H. T., Latham Wheoor to ". II. Rob-
scls eoS :. o z g.. Melvin Do puy TO David D. Jones'
tichr Herald, p. CORY and s.. PARKER to @. nalvct-
TX s xs ilse, Jane, Garrett to H. Dunn Il
oxsi. ssss ss:ss i i: H s1 and Parker to
ger eaa5sssarge WIN. dlllns to Honry canon, one-
cansl baat Iovl.than, L. Il. Nash to Jas. Jordan,
Canal b9at 1eyistlann, JAS Jordan to Michael Dun
aoow nohooncr Laurel, D. swenaon b Dcrcusaen to
II, ssf a,, W:sFyJ Jansen eta' to Amund oo'sn ct
sslr MORRISON, John A. noid to wn. Smith, tho
" sshs Mssl,ian, 5own Downing to A. M. Crawford,
sehF Miner, John, Henry srnts to James l.. nIsgIo,
scnr Nowl'ail, Dan. Mos. dlondy to ohae. nilloct,
9sir jTesofa, Wm Walsh to j. 1tanson and ]. Oliver
, sshr na13sa' j. N. Taylor to wna nransnd the
Bark Vim. aIurges, Jas. 8. nigRie and ]. Il. Moore
seew sso!tlsh ohie Martin KoeloF 10 s. F. aunaor-
sshs npio S.S:oa a. 5as. II. aus0n ct al to JAS
Ss 1sS's o's
.rssn snt i potS a Wns Tns ' ct ' to Ea"" Nick
| In tho afternoon wheat WAS fairly active, hnd
/ dccllnnd Ito, No. spring aold at S1.2s@1 .2o1f
soller tho month, aud 91.25@t .2511 seller March
, 1873-02-10
MONEY AND COM NJ lERCE
MONETARY,

aArunpAr Eyrsrso, Feb. Q.
Tho money narlotoontnnos tight yot, though
there has bcon Douo relaxation in tho stringeuoy
einco tho middle OF tho wcols. Currency IL
SCARCE, aud Now York exchange is still dorross:d,
with sales botwnon banks at 75e por 81, 900 uis-
count.
Commercial paper mato by tho boat grocery
aud hardware houses solls ut 10 to Ia por cont,
but second.o .olnss names n,,d all accommodation
paror aro hard To soll at 1S to q per cont. On
drpt-clasa oollatcra1n money Is to be had without
much difficulty at 10 per cent.
Messra. Lnnt, proaton 4 Kean quote rs follows
, 1873-02-10
a1.nnD Stntc Savings Institution, at 400.
Sa,01o ChIcago City Railw4r, At 15TH.

ta9.nnD stntc Savings institution, at 400.
taU0o Chicago City HailwAy, At 15S,E.
SEw yonn, Fcu. B.-Gn'd rold ut 114 l1a1;, l14i1,
llaa5, aud cQsc, at 11I'1G1lA strong LoaI., to
per cent for carrying CcaruEs, nlxtytise inillans
Tho speete exported during tho week amounted to
$1,Gla,3in. -. -.
Statc bonus wore ilu1l mud steady, Prices merely
nominal. ,.-....
Money was soliyc for cal loans at per cent Bold to
1-33, and cosca at tho lower rae. The bank ntntc.
mont IL nsntn ,tnfnyora1c, tho ban!s now holding
f2188 5O lawful money nhnvo the = 1or cent reseryc
which Is s., ,ose, ,e75 less than last week. -.
Tho stock market opened and continued weak until
after tho IIrst Beard, wteu general advance trnk
place. After tho Second Board, the feeling WAS
stronger. Toward the clqse business wa heavy With
out arr esnecinl feature III tho list.
STARTING tfuI.
, 1873-02-10

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
sumption. $3.50 bu wheat 5,204 bu corn; $40
bn oats; 1,o55 bu rye; 8,Aoa bu barloy With
drawn during tho wook: 8a,0l4 bn whoat; 49,
oio bu cora; 12,944 hu osts; s,gO7 bu ryo 25,-
641 bu barley.
Ihe following grain has been inspected into
ators up to 10 o'clock this morning: 1l2 cars
wloat; 203 cars corn; &c cars oasu; 0 cara rye
40 cars barley. Total, 430 oars, or 165, 500 bu.
Tho following wero tho receipts aud ahlp-
, 1873-02-10
980o: do prime, T0@7Bo; do common, Go@65o: Porto
Nica Inolnaacs, choicN t1@G0o, common nofaasss,

Isca inolaascs, choicc, ta@Goos common nlo1assss
AAhEnArus-oommon to beat, H@1oc.
gr1oha~-Allnpice, 179lao cloves, o2@9ho; 4 cassia,
s$Sss sssss ba2s psss5 sos NJ as d Il
aoArs-Trench 1no!ttad, oHaeste; dcrnsn 1nGt~
"a eSs; i7NNs N. oS'se s.s sM Sss se 6sdra %sS 5
$'3.' CON- s,''s' Ss''s;,
!eo ~ bri rom store; ershSerries {oaitiyats I
&c. 4 s Rss ssa a ssn, as = i Soa
= ;s sss
quote ohoics whi,c comb 1t as@soo; medl.im eradca
hols-fho denand continues light, u brewors arc
ss Ga 70 .. MT tSs ssF, I'M
dosso H o sns Fo1esa hps M % pu
Western ~ 42ssao fair to good. es@4oo common te
medium, 2s@Soo Eastern, &2G52o; En8'i'h %osoo
HAYNES Y, aYiot and unsh.naod, tle demand bs!na
orders from ho East and South but scarcity d
snterforos With tho trado tnthta direction Wholesale
i, psyg as to
prairie pressed, S1o.oo@11. 90. OK WAooN-Timotny
io9ss, sio m9to:09; Eralrie loose, $2to9lo e. roI
NtpEs--dontnue "a meet with q good dcmand
THO roceipts are fair but consist mainly Of Grubby
prices. Wo repeat quotations. Green butchers, 1c
green aa1ted cured. heavy, l1o; DO Haht, l2c; pr
Ks hfsisa prSS
I'D: dry lip, 40; dry call 900; dry alnt, ie@2oo; aca
cona, 6o@uoo; damaged. 7,4@so; Ill other larlagcs
IRON AND BTEE1--Dealers report stoadily In
creaBfng demand, and lrm feeling proya,ls In Sym
| pathy with tho Eastern and English markots. W
, 1873-02-10
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 8.
The following were the receipts and shipments
OF produce at this point during the past twonty-
four hours, and for tho corresponding dato one
y1ar ago:
, 1873-02-10

r 1871, la71, 1A79.
Flour, l,rls..,......,..... aS,bS3 a5,sjs ly,0o2
What, hn................2 .22a,s11 1sa,27a 2a,a!o
Corn, bu." ,103 2i0,G01 3E!.s2o
9.t' S,,. S,,...'..''.''.''2ssa3e a3e a,2sa ss'ss9 aa
Sssiey. se; III, o5,es5 ;,e tl,75o
(, Liyo hogs No............19 ,9l5 l33,015 Bo,ai2
| Cattle, No...,........... 19,l6o 13,a7a 1l.7ol
r,onr ,,r,, . br'1rnsxTa. +, rna m mn :, 7so
Tnr.' f,1rn I S15S2 e!n a9ta a9ia
tata 0ais sbu'.......,. abu"...'. 7sssa tast9 a9ao5
Ryo, bu.................. aa95 3,io3 .a,aao
| 1,arioy, b.t....:: .::......... 3ao1a a7,b9a ao,l!o
Iiys l'ogs, Na.......... ajss5s salei a9'sss
easme. m a",.I;..'''..'' .;. o'oo' "s'o "'oe'
| Tie q"estion OF tsanaportation Eaat"ard'
moro ospeoia!y dns'ng tho wintor months whcn
Wont nro restricted to tho railroalr IN nsauminr
srant s,rnnrt.nco e,a attran,,sa 1,nse s"nana
e...ia, 9'.n o,.an @ ~ "'oto soAesa.
astenllon l!an - oser nolofo. Iho Wlntof now
yentusa tha. me e7srryE sapaeity Of to yario''s
ra.roaas acaains H. Enan"ai n a1o not bunieaong 70
~ ~ snH tieao "a so Nofthwoas. nAa
pnas =. ~. u pIuauto aso e1hoFI-
monoy. and pne,mesa, rl, IN not noing ablo to acnd
coaslgnnon.si i, aorwmrq' ann, In many instances,
n son ntho onr " ta m ~ hne @ ee Ell
owing to tho fact that onr trunk isnos Ind not
tno notltles tor attending to tho business
oHdrdd tfenf. an iuoroaso i'll t,o rolling stocl OF
fo rarloMa ~ roae If not aatitionai tracks or
anonr " ~ os p S ns on to c "
1ron9lt nhat Tia bottsr Il VII, ha for Gcn ~ ro -
ana ~ Nnrthwnsi d IN "on,ra' 'n ~ 'o1 o''''A6o
p, Anoshef thlnB that ~ wanting IN tins connoc-
,rirr thn nroacnt ~ imtar thore Ina hen tt.u .nus
era1 aecnmnfation If IN stor bon1 ofr frnirli nt
t ntWsnmatf,m,a A. manr a. qao a. aiS "a
If t'on oi tlo hri1ro over W III tSo Detroit Rivnr.
Homo tinto ago d REMEDY tor thia oyif was inaug-
nrated by attempting tunnel under tho riyeri,
but this protect aoot1s worry doubtful Of nt,ccoap,
nolisb1o composition OF tho Garth. Resolutions
looking to tic erection Of suitable bridge ovor
this riYer were offered on Change to-day and
will como up before tito full Board on Monday.
ored well by ali, us it IL Of groat importance to
| IVcck rasa1ufinpu fo+,,7