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Caroline Mining Company-Location

VHFUIInt MINING COmpany-LOCnJiO
of Works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln county,
Nevsda.--Notice is hereby given that at meet.
ing of the Directors, held on the Both day Of
June, 1873, an assessment no. y OF twenty cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock Of
the corporation, payable Immediately, in United
States gold coin, to the Secretary at the office Of
the company, Room q, Haywards Building.
4l9 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Sth day Of August, 1873,
will be delinquent, and advertised for salea pub
lie auction, and unless payment is made before,
will be sold on Thursday, the 4th day of
September, 1873 to pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with costs of advertising
and expenses of sale.
CHAS. +. ELLIOT, Secretary.
ONCE: Room 81, Hayward's Building 4l9
California street, san Francisco Cal. jyGtd
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hentuCky UOiu ana SILVER hihihs
Company. of Works Ely Mining Dr.
trict, Lincoln County, State Of Nevada.-hota
is hereby given that at meeting Of The
Trustees of said company, held on the d day
OF June, 1873, an assessment (Nu. 81 Of One
Dollar and one-half per share was levied upOahe
capital stock OF said company, payable imme.
diately i'll United States gold coin, to the seCre.
tary of said company. at the Office of said con.
pany, 500 California street, San Francisco
California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Saturday, the 9Th
day of July, 1873, shall be deemed delinquent
and Will be duly advertised for sale at publicauc.
ton, and unless payment shah be made before
will be sold ON saturday, The 26th day of July,
1873, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses Of the
sale. by order of the Board of Trustees.
J. ?. CAVALIER Secretary.
OfhCe-No, jC9 California street, San Francisco
California
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1sA iaL INNING NOnlpany-Ia..
ton Of principal place of business San ps'i
cisco Cal; location of works, Ely MINING n Ial'
trict, Lincoln county, State of Nevada NJ ~
is hereby given that at meeting Of Inc Trn
tees of said Company, held on tbs i if,S
day OF June, 1878, an assessment of 49, 49,
cents per share was levied upon tbe caa s
itsl stock of said Company, PAYABLE imm my
diately. in United States gold coin, Ia me sa
rotary of said Company, at the Office of s S'.
Company, Room No. /. No. 4llb Csittor1 aiu
street, San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday, the alst day
OF July, 1873, shall be deemed delinonsr,
and Will be duly advertised for sale at publr
auction, and unless payment shall be msd4
before, will be sold on Friday. the Eth
day Of August, 1873, to pay the delnouent
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses of the sale
BY order Of the Board of Trustees
W. W. HOPKINS, Secretary.
Office; Room No. /, Az California street
san Francisco, car, je2+td
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TO the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES NEW REMEDIES!
DR.. GlbBON'S DISPEhSARY

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Private entrance ON Commercial street VI. -
Established in 1854, for the treatmentMyM4z
II Sexual and Seminal Disease, such HR{S
Smyrna times., 1873-04-02

A terrible accident occurred in St. Johns
catholic Church, at Trenton, n. j., Monday
morning. While the funeral services of Rev.
rather Mackin were proceeding, the church
Oeing densely crowded, a loud cracking
Iolse Vas heard in :he gallery. caused by the
breaking of kneeing board. The audience,
supposlng the gallery about to fall, became
panic stricken, loud screams arose from women
ana children, and a rush was made for the
uoors Women and children fell and were
uampled upon by a mass of people, who be-
Sane Wedged in between the door aud the
.Oot gate. 1t was ten minutes before an
opening was effected for the crowd to pass into
'ue street. ln the meantime, strong men were
SSasaged IN pulling out the women aud chill
Sen and, in the excitement, ladders were
sa1 up against the walls and females and chill
%ea taken out by the windows. The clergy
.n aeo present appealed to the congregation to be
,S a and remain 10 the church, assuring them
u,at there was no danger, but their appeals
1T ,ote UNDECIDED. At last quiet was restored
sS Tue services in the church resumed About
tSsuy persons were injured, three or four o.
'0en dangerously.
Smyrna times., 1873-04-02

A PEOPLES PARTY TALKED OF.-A dis.
patch dated Harrisburg, March 2Sth, says
A new political movement is talked of in
Pennsylvania. 1t is asserted that the defeat
of the Mcclure registry bill at the request of a
Republican caucus is likely to introduce new
features into the next campaign. Some Demo
Gratis Liberal Republicans, and friends of the
purity of elections, alege that there is now no
hope OF any curative Legislation under the pres
ent political control, and the movement has
been discussed here with general favor by
Liberals, Democrats and many regular Repub-
licans, who supported both Grant and Hart
ranft, to discard all distinctive political re-
organizations for State contest looking solely
to the reorganization of our cities and State.
1t is suggested that at the proper time a
Peoples State Convention shall be called,
solely on the issue of State and municipal
regeneration, and nominate State candidates,
and organize the State for the election of a
Reform Legislature
Smyrna times., 1873-04-02

me wild Geese do not regard Dr. Ayers
nns9 soom In migrating nortb-such immense
anOer: ,;,n OF them as are clustering about this
rue, rus, with heavy show" Cedar Rapids (la. J
iITnes, ~ March Sd.
a. We were too fast last week in our item on
Sas. sas conflict between Mr.. Aver and the wild
49, sSs.: The Doctors science beat their instinct
saon n~ ane. Not for years have we had such
Ess n storm as that of last Sund y. The snow
tvosre slree feet deep on level 10 Minnesota and
fro,. In Wisconsin, while the storm has swept
Soo%- tne Atlantic to the Rocky Mountains.
Dao..Ie Ieil to various depths as far south as
a'Iser, a. Fort Union and Santa Fe. Learned
natn.s believed DIR. Aver in the arcaDa Of
ensa and wonderful as we knew his medi.
An 20 oe, we were not prepared for 50 signal
Il. Instance Of his superiority, not only over
;se men, but the wisest of animals whose
ths th,uet nsa Is consdered unfsiling. We drive up
for Rsg, more firmly than ever, over our hearth
ayers American Almanac. Cedar Rapids
"''a, March 10.
Smyrna times., 1873-04-02

A St. Paul jury in divorce case has rem
dered one of the most equitable and philosoph
ical verdicts which ever came to our knowledge.
1t was found that the aforesaid husband had
suffered cruel and inhuman treatment at the
hands Of his wife, and that the aforesaid wife
had suffered cruel and inhuman treatment
at the hands of her husband. Wherefore the
jury found that either party was entitled to
divorce. We are inclined to think that thi
verdict might be repeated in a great man,
divorce cases without much injustice. N. 7
| Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1873-04-02

Now AND THEN-"Just eight years ago,
remarks the Boston Advertiser, Gen. John B.
Gordon, of Georgia, led strong column of the
memorable assault on Fort Steadman, salient
point in the federal line, which then half en-.
circled the city of Petersburg To, day March
25) General Gordon sits in the United States
Senate" And the Adrertiser might have
added, the same General Gordon not only sal
iD the Senate, but on the above day presided
over its deliberations at the request of tn,
regular presiding officer, Vice President Wilson
of Massachusetts, the State Of all others bes
hated BY the South. Thus is the practica
work Of reconstruction and reconciliation grad
ually going on in silent but effective way
n. Y. Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1873-04-02

1t is reported from Washington that the new
Supervising Inspector General of STEAMBOATS,
intends to make thorough work with the inspec-
tors. Considering that it is understood that
some OF these men are appointed for merely
political reasons and are ignorant Of their
duties this determination comes none toe
soon. And when it is added that it is suspec.
ted that some steamboat owners get certificates
for unsafe boilers by paying for them, it i,
clear that the system of steamboat inspection
needs immediate overhauling.
Smyrna times., 1873-04-02

THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN PoRro
RICO.-Later advices from Madrid state that
the act passed by the Spanish Assembly for
the abolition of slavery in Porto Rico, while
providing for immediate emancipation, obliges
the freed slaves to remain in the service oftheir
masters or other residents of the island for
three years, and does not bestow political citi-
zenship until five years shall have elapsed from
the time of the passage of the bill. This is
designed, of course, to avoid the precipitation
of political and social convulsion, to graduate
the translation from slavery to freedom, give
opportunity for the reorganization of labor, and
prepare both master and slave for the new
state of things in the future.
Smyrna times., 1873-04-02

The President, the State Department and
the Post Office Department are annoyed by
office seekers, and overwhelmed by applica-
ton Tor Office" For the benefit OfthOse whom
it may concern, the State Department an
nounces that it has but one vacancy-the mis-
sion to BOgota-and that is not open to compe
from the South. The Post Office Department
also states that there will be no further re-
movals of POstmasters, except for cause.
Smyrna times., 1873-04-02

1t is understood that the Treasury Depart,
ment has issued an order for the retention Of
the whole amount of earnings of the Union
and Central Pacific Railroads for mail and
Government transportation, in accordance
with the recent law of Congress.
Smyrna times., 1873-04-02

SPECIAL TO BERRY GROWERS DO not put
off ordering your Stencils for Marking Berry
Crates too long. Be sure to have them in time.
Prices low, to suit the times. j. Z. Worden,
Diamond State Stencil Depot, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1873-04-02
Bricklayin~ and Plastering

The undersigned respectfully informs his friends OF
Smyrna and vicinity that he prepared 10 execute
all kinds OF work in the abOvo business in q work.
manlIke manner. Contracts taken and all kinds OF
mateI ial furnished, if desired.
CHAS II. HENDERSON.
Residence, Della ware ST.. FIRST door alb. Commerce e.
REFRRErcE;
Edward Beck John A. Cavender.
E.V. Cooper. fe22 G.H, & s. Tayler.
Smyrna times., 1873-04-02

The Postmaster General has written letter
to the railroad presidents, stating his readiness
to appear before the Senate Special Committee
when they shall be present to argue the postal
car question
Smyrna times., 1873-04-02

The friends of Samuel n Bell Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Second New
Hampshire District, claim that he has been re-
elected by majority Of four votes.
Smyrna times., 1873-04-02

The last man appointed to Office in Pennsyl-
vania, is inspector of Picked Fish in Philadel-
phia. No civil service examination in this
instance was required; the applicant simply
had to swear his nose would not go back on
him under any circumstances, and to support
the Union and Constitution.-St Louis
Democrat.
Smyrna times., 1873-04-02

The best thing out for marking linen with
inielible ink is, either the "Silver Stamp
or Star Linen Marker" Having just re.
ceived large lot of the above stamps am
prepared to fill all orders as soon as received.
| will furnish one stamp with name set up with
old English Script, bottle of ndelible ink, pad,
and box complete, for lsl.0O one dollar. |
can Fill orders for them FIVE minutes after they
are received. Call and examine them. Salts
faction guaranteed. j. Z. Worden, Diamond
State Stencil Depot, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1873-04-02

The President, Mrs. Grant, Miss Nellie
Grant, and General Bsbcock left Washington
yerterday for New York, where they will remain
the greater part OF this week.
The Senate Special Committee on Transpor-
tation Routes will meet in New York on Tues
day, the Sth inst. They will consider the sub
ject of railroad postal car service.
The overseers of the poor in Vermont town
set down in their annual report a charge of So
for taking paupers to the menagerie."
The President, it is stated, will appoint Rev
DR.. Newman Inspector of Consulates in Japan
China, and other Eastern countries.
1t is kindly said of Rochester corpse thai
although married man he was not addicted
to profanity.
! The balance of trade,-Fairbanks scales.
| A CLERGYMAN, writing TO friend says, IN
voyage TO Europe is indefinitely postponed. hav
discovered the fountain Of health on this side G
the Atlantic Three bottles of Peruvian Syrup la v
RESI- ued me from the psngs OF the fend Dyspepsia. a.
! Dyspe plcs should drink from this fountain.
Smyrna times., 1873-04-02
The balance of rade,-Fairbanks scales.
THE MARKETS.
VI MARRIAGES.

DEwHCRsT-CONSER-O the 9sth, Smyrna, BY Rev. J.
v Smith. Mr.. William Dewhurs OF Chester P TO Mrs.
Martha Conner, OF this town.
the Goth ul... at the residence OF
J.. Mitchell, Esq. Smyrna by Rev G. W. Pretyman
Mr. John A savIn and Miss Mary A. Williams both residing
this
Smyrna times., 1873-04-02
DEATHS

DEATHS.
FARSONAt his late residence IN WlmnRtOn on the 2cth
u John Fsrson year age. nerly
, 1873-07-30

KaG8-Btrictjy freah receipts were In fair local do
crate offerings. Baea wero made at l2A@lsBo for
choco Those out Of condition sell At various prices
note sees Of 81 casea warranted at $500 dog At
FEATHEhs- feathers arc salablo at 7sc MIX
ed and chicken feathsra In moderate demand. Tho
feathers at ?3e; obIng prce so6s5o mixed feathers,
25@70o; ehieken, 6@7c.
mand, though pcrhnps tritle less acv0 than during
last Woek llag been quito Up to the o.pecton Of the
hed viii unabatod armness. Fat 1nackorsi continue
scarce hero and at tho East, and wheash nro tens
h M sn ~ hs
tationH No. whitensh, N-brl, Is 5.75@e.00; No. =
o Sse9ssaS No iro No. shore
+ assfSss It, sssssf5s :ss!s ss
(2075; Georgia. eolnuh, sS.6osG.76; Labrador her
ring. splt, brls. tooo@96o; do 4 brl, tA.76@o00; ;
hasso5 n'lsq Doa bofqx no .aas rs
acalol, sssso Columbia River s4lnon II brs, so.00
e'pSG 'TSu1rs AND Nurs-rhe week under rovt., h,,
been of unusual .cyity in this department. and
Efstty Ksns,sl ,. sdysnee IN pTsea IL noted
aos ~ se ara ss saop 1 M
Of that article, but hAa materially enhanced tic vao
Of other fruits that can be used substitute for the
more senEibly affected than have other varieties but
there has been OF aBa advance In nearly every
article III tile list. During the present month thgre
hayo been exported To Europe from 1000 to Goo brs
tive hands,. Tho extreme prices recently established
will no doubt be s1atansd until tho now crop bc9na
n,onds, roeana, and rcanuta aro hiAl,or than
last week Following arc thu quotations: FoaE1aN-
Dates, a1599Hc; hgS, drums ll@l4c; 1gs, boz, 1&N@
$50; zante currants 17No ;ciilon, 14s46e. Dohsxa-
T1u-.Alten arn!ea. l7gg2dc; Michigan do, s@sHe:
la@20e; 1eaches halves, BN@Vc; do, mi1ud, 1
a7c; blackberrtes, l0@i1e; rasp1erries. 40@llo;
pitted cherries, al@2se NuTs-Filberts, l4@1to; IL
Drasils, 4@l0o; pscAns, l29l3o; African peanuts,
GHt97o; Wilmington peanuts. 798u: Tennessee pos
nuts. 7HfaBc.
dRO6ENIEB-A fair aggregate Of Balea Of stap1o and
fancy groceries has hoo accomplished, At prices not
varying natertsy from shoss currons OH the date Of
our last weekly reyiow. II wa oxcopt SUGARS which
Under batter supply hnve eaasd up little, there has
bosn "soiten!ng Of rrccs Of any hrcto In the Int.
Gu tho contrary. tho genpral market exhibits rAthqy
, 1873-07-30

>KEAL ESTATE.

Tho followieg Instruments Worc filed for rec
ord on rueslAy, July 40:
otcx PROPERTY.
pratt IT. bet Morgan and sang4mun, T. 10 II TO A.
10y, dated July 2s consideration, SITS.
Lot %, In Block !, In Pockb subdivision In . q n
eeo. II, 39, 1s. dated July u consideration, &1,25o
woat Huron ut, ncar Q cor OF Bickerdike, I, 25x
ITS It, dated July 10; consideration. s.. 400.
Lot H. In Block II, D. 8. Lees Addition dated July
% Consideration, 8, 400.
o.: conaiderasion, 1900.
s1t I, G,htssgo C. ~ CO. Of a!amp t. osx12o IT.
., Same - the above, dated July 8; consideration,
ds &s1 snS Il .sso e. q 4 = s,d i1 e Rs ssnss,ss .sSa
III Ess;th ~ SIS :. , ot Polk q; I, aak1el IT,
1910 % liver atod juno considerstion, soo
Fullerton ~, ldo It q Iarrabeo at, (, 1o41141
= Wtseoa9ia I'm, l2s e q seSgwick st. ST. 2sa72
Wisoonstn Il, ito Il of sedsviek @ st, t. as,72
IT, dated July d confederation. 1850.
soso soy u =.
dstea e, = 5sly T. q eosnsl,sEation, o. IL 3 200;
confederation, 81, 600.
Western y, south Of and near Park st. " I, s21125x
con- e wsst kisss it. s,.lao
RaaoTay ~ iso 4 sonth e chicago NJ. I, 2s11al
West Indians It, . eor Morgan 81, Lot II, dated
july % consideration. $500.
5ajS 5et anssss,oS IN ntss %sfss Dock Addition, dated
see aa, o. Il, daod March n eon,dsrstion, $3.50.
Forty-tourth It 299 e.lo Il ' Of E9andalo ~, I,
II, dated July 8; consideration, 81 ,058.
, 1873-07-30

rm tono tho improving rospocts of tho fal and win
tar trade Inducing ootfset,t fcenn among joIbcrs.
Ooeca and rico sre yory strong Otor articles cn,,-
tha pricca annexed:
III Cam. BopA-7s<aahc, .-.
CorrxEa--Mochn, 83Gs3{o; o. @. Javn, a0XS97a,4c;
Java, No. 2 2oA@ae1<c; fancy 1lto a44s26o c'olce
mko Common DO, 22A@35o roastngn do, aH9a3e;
Singapore, 24H6s2iXo: Costa iaica fenc5, 2t1;393c:
do, prime, 2tXt5a4tic Maracailo, 23Xa35e,
cAsptEa-b!ar, f4ll geight, loN92oo; scarlno, full
Ror-patnn, 8k@B1o; Hangoon, 7X@Txo; oaro-
lima, gh@Oko. -
suaAas-Tatont cut loaf, l1Xa12,su; cr,lnhsd and
standard, 11XSl1Xo: do. No, 2, ll..a11ko: Ii, 11t@
113<o :extrA q, 11,fGai14u; q No. lo,l63t01fc ye-
low q, 1o4@10Xc; choice brown, 1d1@l0}{oi primo
do, lo@l61o; fnir do. 056@9Aot cho!co nolnsaes
suSar, choico i6slbxo: do pr1fns, 9lloo; do, far,
oGOxo; common 8ds8Hc,
Brnurs-Diamonti drrs, 81 1s691 80; slvor dr1pA,
e1trh nne, 1o@79o; good nugar house syrup 45@4ac;
$50; do prime, 7a@7so; do common, 65@7oo; forso
Rico molaascs, choice b5@G5o; inoaasos, 20
@36o.
SALzRATus-Com1non 70 beat, o@1oc. ...,
ss@4oo; porpor, 2oS2ee; nutmess, N.as@l:5o;
ginger, puIo, 29@31o: do Mo. 20525o; do No. l6
S1oc.
soAps-French notified, oh@eAo; German notified,
| eko; White Rose, Oh @eko: brown Windsor, 44@
| 4Ho; palm, G90Xo bavon Imperial, 64@oHc.
| srlnou-aloss, eka1Oo; corn. a@11o laundry, 90
7o ee~%on sM@se ,,,.. ,n,,nr. ,,,tvo
good request and aeady. Peaches poars, and grapes
feunin quiet aud Tho latter fruit waa easler Berries
rnsnbor1iss. % liz season Tor which ia about over.
Currants sdYAnced. We quote: InmonB, $1b,00@
G,00 per box: do, repackod 81. 0rnngcs,
, 1873-07-30


pia psddsrs; iRoN.ony aitsa amount Of trading
for IN carly roviva Of tho trade, and With 4 general
q sSss W 70 no" ssaoa seeS Tus
carawas. $3.50; Lake Superior, No $500: do No:
D. $500; Missouri charcoal, $500; Chicago stone
r6ULTHY-ola tsiSN and large-sizod spring chicaeas
were in fair demand ut f460@&7t for the former. and
327t3.50 for tie latter. Small nrrings wore In large
SUPPLY dull and weak = t2oo92@ psr 4ez a. s hass
springs at g. .oo@2.so 2 coops turkeys At 125o.
POTATOEs-Ihe offerings are e1ceeaiya!y large,
eeIpts. Prices arc woat aud unsettled Choice oo n
largo barrels sell At s9.5o9276. snd good at $2oo9 $
225, while common have sold At $l.eo ror btl Good
stock hss BEEN offered Ut Coo l'ar bn on track.
BEED9-The trading is chieny III Timothy for future
delivery. CASH lots wcre castor, prime having neen
Also qaotabo Il ts7o for tho rat 10 days and 10
ali OF August Glover wha scarce ontl rm at $500
6.76; Hungarian quot at o5Qo5c. Millct was in fair
% pstna Timothy At $40 soller August: bags prtno
ciovor at $5.7S; 10 bags Hungarian At o5o.
sALT-Waa fairly active aid steady at tho quota
@ os' o1ntry oosss s
c. $a.10 ground solar s2.1o; dairy, without bags.
sj.2s; daily, Win Lagg. st,ld@+2s; Ahston dairy,
alum, Sits about 10 asslvs. and 81 from store.
TEAs-1'h!n market seems to bo working little
eaaler especially for Jspans which hsve recently suf
tS'1 Tic following quotations ass more o. ess irse1
shaded: Yaung lysou, common to fatr, 45@55o: do
good. co57oo; Do choice 70 extra nne, ltca
apse good 70 ohss a &C.
@$l.lo; fair to good gunpowdeF, 7oc@Sl.00; choice
Tnguucy, Nlt{Sl,2o; extra Moyuus, sl.s5@l.4 40 !;
ohGs % e ssrs new 'pn sF to gooS
Leaf Japan, bb@G3o common 70 dne Ooong 959l6o !;
Rood. e5t2ooQ; cAo!ce 10 extra 90.
, 1873-07-30

TODACCO-letnatns steady At former quotations:
FINE Cur--Extra, 76@esc; choice 0sta7oo modi..
nm b5900o poor to common, 41C95Oc.
rtua-Nhtttral lonf, 7t@ooo; half bright. eoa7o;
black, sotlnd, A5Qat5c. ''' os''
BM6R,No-aood to choice, s2e3oo; medium. 4ga
bic common 9G@2ac.
vE0ETA pLEg-Tomatoe wcro In moderate ,co,,cs,
at about yeatardays lrices Musk eloa wero ioTor
Wo repeats Tomatoes, b0@koo per bnx; oniouH. Il. 81
@6.o0; corn, 196913c per doz; bccta % % PEI hi:
wasor melons, $40o@t.oo pcr doz; musk melons, ,2o
92.Q5 per loE.
WO6D-1a in good rcqueat at tho annexed prices.
whore II Ia firmly hold: Deech $500; mapla 800;
hickory $1,000; slhbe, 5000, delivered.
Wd0L--Tho wool market continues fairly active.
tho apmnnd being from Eastern manufacturers. There
Is yet dspohtion apparent to purchase on apecu
lation. Prices Btendy. The rocofpts havo bcon
light arc stocks are not accommodating. Dealers M
ticpate Increased rocsps a. tho harvost doa-
son ts past. Following arc the pricos ourrcnt:
Tub, washed, extra and modiuu.. 400 IN
Tub, washod. common to ofair.,,,,..,.,,. .{0t94io
Common tngy,,,.,.,,...., .30Gs431
Fleece, washed, xkXX liRht,.,,,,,.,....,. .4D3A2c
Flocce, waaflcd, XHXX, dinEy .35@38o
F1eoco, wnnhed, mcdiuin 500 40c
Coarse washed 350338c
Fleece, tinwaahed, HAXX, in good condition, 13(92Go
Eocces unwashed, coarHn 10 nndm. .26{528a
Fleece unwnsted. coarae and dlnVy. .25A27o
8nnes, pulled .95G33Su
Extra pulled. 35a3ao
lowing hro the rates current:
, 1873-07-30
pared with tho exports from alt Unitod gkatcs rors
from Nov !, 1871 10 July a. 1872, we're az follows:

Wheat was moderately active In tho aftor
noon, and cnsh whoat advanced 1Ao,
and tho August option advanced ~.
No. 2 nold at 81.24@1.2214, tho outside
Corn waa In moderate dcmand ind advanced 4
ONO, closing at 500 sollor Augunt, and 3756@
$50 aoller September. Other grain, provisions,
and lake froights woro quiet and unchanged.
, 1873-07-30

The bonds borrowed from Tie aovernmont-
s28, ,0o0, ,009-nre drawing an interest Of por
tusl aggregate annual iutorest on tho Compauy's
liabilities $U. .D20, 900,
THE NET EARNINGS or THE ROAD
for tho ycar ending June 80, 1879 2,-tho date up
Amounted to al. flkg. 4as. ar ii "a 6e1 lssa tIan
tho amount Of intorost thon ronnirintt
immodiate payment. sinco then tha VT
leIo Road haa haon tn thn main idIn.
and Ina contrihutai Int i,ttin toward
The paynont Of tho expenso Of repnir snf1 tn" in.
torost ronninr IN ita mortgage bnn;la. 1shtch can
ho eafe1y eatimatel at ahott R1 ffl1 1lfi Tno in-
orcaao i, Tia oarninra n thn Gantrat pacIao
RaiiTotd tfnT;no tha nsat vesr u;ii nrohah1v o ho
bnrely snf3c;an2 to cayor thia dn93cit and nay to
;ptarcat dun n ottar tlnu tbn Todnrn1 io.ort-
atAsot Sas Auo w oslSA s14A sA4e AouoAH4 Nvso.A
, 1873-07-30
COMMERCIAL.

Tuxspk, EVENING, July ~.
III: ;! '';;~ :: wc-o tho rocoh 'ts and shipments
:, ao !easllr== Mtieloa Of n1oa 'uce in: CMoaeo