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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28

DAT MEA-The steady with limited demand sales 81 70
bbs. CITY al RI So Ontario qlotei at 80 & ass So
PROyISIONS-The Pork market que but true che annual
meeting Exchange greatly interrupted busass ant
@l7dsl7 New Mes; ga . for Extra PRIME
S7 Tor Western Prime Ness 5l5 50 for Clear lof uiure
delivery hear OF 80 bills Ness seller july 40 ~ va
s7 * Beef dull and heavv; " % bb At SO i l9fof
Plain Mess, II 7J0 IS for Extra Mes fierce BEL laet fi
heavy Hams dull retail sales Of Western %s Cot Meats
and 10 far demanii sales II $50 ts City fckd Hams
DO Smoked Hams fc; so CITY Smoked Shoulers a. s
Hams Isle Bacon is heavy sud
que the sales 50 boxes CITY Clear 90 6ic small lot at ~
70 boxes Short Clear Western private terms Dred dogs are
fair demand at Isc for Cts. Lard stronger ana
moderate demand though closing FOR the future SALES 6 bis
&c for No. |; 8ld3sc for City and ltc r Var
Prime future delivery hear Of So ties steam T. ive
j-l6c; 80 for june at 5bci LOCO ts Tor JAY
el-l6d9ic and 80 tcs Tor August al Sc.
Pc ROLEUM-lhe market Refined has confined ilet
there being scarcely demand for export and spaty hquJ
the Of values lat nn
tied quote cagoes nominay 2061Ac Cls STEADY o.. Ge
but very quiet Naphtha neglected and nominal A. W ll lue IN
bulk drmer hut quei for prompt delivery gle Is asked an N &
Shipping fm t The Creek quotations for fefe ~ -
Petroleum At Philadelphia market steady, Sith
Gght inquiry; sales 20O bills Nav Iyc with Jane offered TIE
close az 1910.
RlCE-Rangoon demand 2id3c, gol obt and
6la6s cuency duty paid Carolina rather oN Of sale ut I'm 81
The sales to-day Ouy about 70 casks Carolina Ah4 ~
bags Rangoon, IN the above range 40.
SKNS-1he market for Goat is quiet tut se'ty sales -
bales Mexican, Us Do Curacao, anil IS DO BIO Hahe PN so
bales Meuan, via New0eanS do from Calcutta and II 90 o
puWal Deerthe demand coLnges fair Tor the better grades u
for Domestic there e market, except at CONCESSION e
1000 Para 200 b Central American, 1870 n Irfa Nc re-
"a bales from Pgra 10 DO from AspnwA DO om foges
and II DO Tens &c We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
BANKING HOUSE OF JAY COOKE & Co, }
No oO WIII-ST Nav "a 1873

No. 20 WALL-ST., May n, 1915
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined to close its 80 First Mortgage Gold
Loan at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million
dollars and thereafter to pay higher rate OF inter
est than per cent further issues of its bonds, the
limited remainder Of he7 $40 loan is noe being disposed
Of Through the usual agencies.
As the bonds of this issue are made receivable in
payment for the Companys lands at no. they are in
constant and increasing demand for this purpose,
and will continue to be after the loan is closed-a
fact which much enhances their value and attrac-
tiveness an investment.
The Company has more than 800 miles Of its road
built and in operation has earned title to nearly ten
million acres of its land grant, and sales of lands
have thus far averaged s. GO per acre.
All marketable securities received in exchange
for Northern Pacfcs at current rates
JAY COOKE & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28
lowing were the quotations:

In railroad bonds the chief feature was run down
in the Union Pacific securities which declined from
So to s5J for Firsts, 73l to II for Land Grants and
GGl 10 81 for Incomes At the close the ast-named
were frmer, selling at G3!94. The Central Pacific
and other frst-cass mortgages were firm and IN
good request. The quotations are annexed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28

The aggregate amount of exports exclusive of
specie from the port of New-lork for the week end
ing May 81, 1873, was S5,2O5,2O4.
The philadelphia stock market is dull Pennsyl-
wanna Is, 100 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, %
Reading Railroad So; Pennsylvania Railroad, 50
gold. 1lSi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28

BROOM CORN AER BR00Ms-Tbe market cr Torn MSS pen
YER, onet but steady we quote 30c for Old hKe tG5c for
Eex 40 s8c for New and 1lc for New uf fos are
dull unchanged quoe ga ~ Tor Common 70 "o' per ~
and fJ0 IS 50 for PINE TO Extra per doten -, l.,
BRBsWAXThe densud continues Only nmlNa IN ne
steady decinei quote at 1@5ie Of "een anu
southern. -.
COTTONThe Cotton the spot hH been only moer
weak, but not actually lover ne 940@ a.
IluaIa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28

Forward 6 per til due limited Transactions
follows all bass Of Low MAD ing
sales evening p mMaJ 100 bales q, 1915 June 1o AZ
1s IS l52c loo at 10 7l6e July 2J a 10 ! 40 al 10
l6c August ZOo at 10 6e September O at ,tci 0et9oe IO
l@5l December 30 at l6ic total 700 bales brehanse
Size paid exchange go June for August E pail to exchange w
for MAY 100 May for June Sales TO-DAY up to p ay
2Oj Il 7l6c jane 100 at ls 100 at 10 iSe 2t0 at ~ .9
ll6, 701 at 8c jOJ at rs 2lJIc 90 AZ lBtc DIV
8 2c August goo iaie September 80 at7 sl6e October
100 lie; total bales grand total 1890 baea
COAL-Te demand Domestic has fallen OF, 20 the more
the the t50
and in fair denand Pennsfyana
Foreign fair demand aud steady sales
Of Liverpool Camel Liverpool Gas 100 sS aud
Newcastle s 30 per The exports Of the week have beu
27 considerable increase over the previous week.
Prices the shipping without important change
OFPRThe steady but rather quiet for some Day,
past importers disposed SELL bat their views as vel as he cost
supplies high and buyers caution NO
0sie; Isguayra 86lsl and Java 2O @22 go the sales 10
embracing 10 bags Liguara from nrst hands and some
second hands prices in the above range
CANDLESThere been but Hale nothing dong ana prices are
Adamantne 10 OIL al d%c SPERM
zoe; Patent Paraane 3l633e.
DRUGS DYES-Opum quiet but holders hr at
bond QlniUe aud nOmnali boilers are askg
Root weaker and very quiet O'
continue good demand the arrivals are more
liberal note % Of Brehnser AZ - ~ anus
r. De Pasquae OH Lemon "a r. both gold Chemicals are
small Of Soda Asa al % va ~ bt
Sal soda 81 Caustc Soda 1896 SGT Oil Casa 81 3d. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28

TVHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1875,
Il CouAnBg a PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHY Of HORACE GREE
kEY; also.
The iaws the Unte States Railroads Of bs DATED State.
ri Mauafactues Of
Jstss. csinet Supreme Cont Ministers 70 FJryiga CoF4 SO
EoTVtr Conress far chosen stsnfitR 1 COmTie
Of Ssna and States Of 81 Union ropaaoas CsPs Cos.
President C0nssnrl 'oslor, So IN C
..,sd 4th so,ne Eeeons; T Pres e8 Ee-tDls so ~. f-
Eseto. Of General WsshingoB thr re General fa
The National Psng Paii0Tg 10y 1871! Abd aob oT BTTtsgg
aIsrnualoa PnAs No. ; 2 81 S9ilaL W sail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28
0orrordnon Nontes.


NOTICE Is hereby given that pursuant to
~ Section III Of Chapter @ Of br laws OF i73 proposals for psb
ne and nbun~hc CIV Record for
t a1 = .1 ONCE Of the CITY Of
Halt ssd NIL renegej a. fad Office
sesy Jr0 T. Ocsck whcn hour The bids Will
IL eD f and award u the contract made there
aftEf plltu'abr Tim
a. o. fifhai1g The ctr Re- ord" Ind must be made
4, ffrt cirrl. tr 30 ls fHfnlcato1s 4forrsait f
iaI viii be ten thcpslHd 4OlsrA
D' ' WILLIAM r. HAyE3igYER. Mayer
opoprr 81. VIZ e z g. gl.iss.eH,f % Puddle WOrkA
e. DsLAukLp fNlIL, Ccsasrl 10 Zoe Corporation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28

Cod rcceIps ssOsoo3 o3 Currency pay =. ,,o oea AZ
Gold balance Al 49, $500 curcy basnee2i So a.
CSrreney re'pts. 255,iO5 Il Customs...'' 2oi"' "
The following are the closing rates for foreign OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28

Iss are IN request steady 81 rs r Bsfe Lime
demaRd former hgues qaoe ROcaDd Common PER
Dbl So and do Lump 81 IS Other descriptions are quiet
and unchanged We quote; 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28
THE MONEY MARKET.

MAY a. 1873
HAtra Az riir atoCR EXCHANGE OFFICIAL REPORT.
CoNnKNanp hNrRaNtN FoK Tux TRIBUNE
Fu,sr GAIA. tnl O'CLOCK M,
Sstiss Of NorefHn~nt B0Hds. 80
naooO u 1870 &, CIbc I2iA iocl Va go G. eo u LIZ
AAQO small ... ....... 1904 i8,h1 U,S6snCO lhfi|it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28
EnR SALE.

MoNTCLAR RAILWAY Bonds
guaranteed by Midland Railway Price, 50.
MUsGRAvE a. Co., 10 Broad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28

The days business at tho U. S. sub-Treasury
covered:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28

Portland y bbl.."SG 25G -
LINE.
Common y bb..... d 20
Lamp, p bbl..-.... a ] >
Laths Eastern y NJ. "A Z %
PLASTER PAKfs.
EoTa Scotia, w., stun. ms -
Noya Scotia b.. y tan. - 50dg %
Gale. Rast. aCitV 9t1n. - -DI 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28
Nov Ready. Cloth bound, ~ - - %,
l. of HORACE GREELEY, with

MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
WI TWO PORTRAITS aud ILLUSTRATIONS one portrait rep
ung Greeley he appeared in the last summer o. h me- ana
the hhke and natural portrait him ever pn
Nshed The Memoir Of MI GREELEY m st ho1
the death the Funeral Arrangements the Closing Cefn
People Letters Of STmpt n.y. woes OF @
Pup Tributes from the Poets Resolutions and oee
ns Public Bodies &C. &C. &C Pamphlet huou % eeh
THB TRIBUNE, NeW-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28
musiral Jnsiruments.

A VERY RARE CHANCE for Piano Dealers
"A snd puchAseTsBy order Of the Of the Bankruptcy Is
Driver Bros Winch Piano Dealers Of Boston authorized
sell their stock Of Pianos consisting Of Gaber Behnng Xix and
Will Onean their original price for
cash only at WEBERS PIANO ROOMS
Corner Fifth and siIteenthst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28

BONDS AT A BARGAIN.
MoNTCLAIR RAILWAY BOMBS.
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, foo sale at 50.
JAMESON, SMITH q CorTISG. IA Broad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28
VHE F0RrNlGHTLY REVIEW.

CONTENTS oP lng NAY NUMBERS
ne IrrArnceof Local raxstoa. nv Henry Fasoe-Norh snd
South. Poeh BY Acruon Charles Swinbnite Ncien
ufc II SpinaIss Philosophy. Br ftdcdck
afthr Renaissance Portugal; Munts and fcrcm By Oswald
Crawr-Recept PrugreSs Wcathet hnswcig by X H. Scott
Mvholoy Tales by A. Lang Lady Anna Chapters v
* Anthony rronope.-Crtcal Notices Old ktnsingon
Australia ard NeNEoalsud" CNues kssay IN Political bcon0
Helmholtrs Lectures Scientific Sutlccs LIE OF Alci
ander Humboldt" "Febess Lie and Letter. Madonna
Of Life Of David Coz" Slave Catching-
DAow Chasing" Nv Edith Simcor HOLT WILLIAMS NJ !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28

or n0thinF doing IN SsN Ard The
fair inqny a. about ioHer pnoss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28
A NOZZLE LIFE PORTRAYED.


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Masters Situations Philips Lost Ar BeoEss Is There
God Mark TGain's sandwich Island letter. .
Lecture Extra 3usraedPrOL Wilders Bran and Mind
Prof Barkers Chemical Discoveries OF the Specoseope foL lonngs
Astronomical COBquests Prof lOungs Present knoSege OF The Sun
Lecture Extra 10 Shakespearesp Studies BY John Weiss
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RltSa 6BeeehsTs beven Lectures ior Minister'S
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Extra No 7BbeI concluding Lectures; hsrys TOE
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28

OLD CROP.
Coma. aud Mass. Flllers... 8 "a
Conn. sud Mass. WrAppers.ll dl2
COun. aud Mass. rug lots. . 0lO
CROP OF 1s7L
Conn. and Mass. Filters. III dlt
Conn. and Mass Seconds ~ as
Com. and Mass. Wrappers 20 ass
Coma. snd Mass. SelectionsoO 0.3
NeN-lOrk Filters, all
HAVANA AND YARA--The marke
without change. We quote:
naVANa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28
Nsw nnslimlleNe
y, cu1RrULIsL slgA

DAiNrERs MANUAL. u complete practical
a,, sud Sa painting grsinlus Netuhug polishing
tmses rspcrius lcirnng staining gliding gsrnr. ge stain
NJ vss OF eolor hauacn coutr1si Nc Neuts Book
shst lar p.in,crs drsayhtsnen booksellers
=. t.,-,I JRSSR HANRN a Co. ne Nasttu.st N. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28
{ as follows at 4 p. m:
as follows

In State bonds there was an advance in Virginia
Consols to 54:. Tennessees steady, and Mssouris
firm nj Of l1qi3 The ouotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28

FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Flour limited and WITH M
ea offerings Of most grades under 90 50 lover and unsettled
Choice Family Nands very da aud tame Shipping Extras are IN
limited demand the decline At the close the market lower of n
grades under go Fall Ground especially heavy sales OF O oo we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28

-
TALLow active and sales Of Suo0 10 nnof '" r~'
q 8dJc; aud lO0 bbls, % arrive, a. Slc -. h.,.
WoOL-we general demand since our Ass 40 .s
improved feeling In description ccfs ~
attention Of manufacturer and prices are rather better s. ",
Clip has been offered cold weather has don9e
the Foreign limited request AZ about
Ig,c bags snper Pulled aldt 50 bSes fs CIV -
ale 50 bales Jog DO 3OdI,o 900 Sound DO S,c T
M-riean l5Gjc 800 Cape, 5G3c ~ bags as.uIs
62lc aOe Understandable Jc: $50 10 he~'I
3Oc aud Xxx Ohio Fleece sos ~ SV 10 ~ ,,ss.a
and DelAine Light UnwAshci AZ GteS WV wv %
1890 lstcu SECURED Do 6Sdc We guoir is iohoas,
Oongsro FGSxcE.-New.Yofk, Mehtgap indra aus Wlse,
SaGoay recc. 4fdS rbre quarter ana fgheosS ..s,
453s8c 0uarterhlood fleeeS "S''
Common Fleece la1tles Comhsg Fleece Hdosc -. a..
Ono PENSSryANIA YiKGlNANAIony Fleece sSaa isa
quarter ta Pull blood Meno SLASH hafblood Fleece
ouarerbocd Fleece 45Ga7o Comnon Fleece, E@@c' ''s
Fleece, S,jc suu,A..s Me-
owA yERNovr AND Threqusrtst spt fsines -
rao aflici nslfboed Fleece 4i9ale QaArieSboSa FNs'
ftc Couhug Fleece oSaSea -, ~, pe11ss
MISSOURI kksrucki ASD IkNNEsskk-VnN'N'S 49,
rnwaslr,l toinbng tedtec i,f.uvf nd
Barry. tOa45c. 49,. o.. n, a.. ,sreo- u. y,,. York Ctr
super Pulled 0tOc Newinrk Cy Lambs ur - csru.ry
super and Extra, 3ta3sc Country etiia feheep = ''
snper P1ed f,0t1c Country imb Pulled 49, nn,f. fso
CALtFORNlA-spung Clip tae soaJlei spts ,.g fla 4 as
gicf Fa Chp low grades sii ear az &C. "a. t.,pot
TExts--nar. 2TdSici Nedan -04bli'' h"" $500
,7Gl9c.; NrrY barty. IS plie -,.g,- Ill.,. xuss
FoKsas &oOn-csps OF Good IlsVs s'sS'~' "S'''" az"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28

HOPS-lhere has been but ittl
marKet is steady, Tor Old there isa
We quote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28

VI ~ NJ 7
steady and fairly active; sales Of 80 b6 We quote;
Corn Meal Jersey . - 50 81 Com MI BrweP $-OSB %
Corn Meal " estern p % 40 CornMealGfnE n ) ~
Corr MealwerLW 20 q Is Corn Meal, G star 80
Cnsgsn Flour is easier; sales sea 80 25 California
Oregon quiet SO 75a SO 2 Dbl Bag Ieal dull and
easier Pine White 250 90 Fine Yellow, 81 .3d]l So
Coarse 22d+ IS; Grolnd Feed I'll DG 81 % Cob @l9S 10
Tie clarteng active with rates more 10 shippers
favor Tor Petroleum, still frm Tue engagements today
we're: To Liverpool stesn-6OJ bush Grain reet at
1854 Lou Cheese az sos by aO hhls Iao" at VS.
$50 s bbis Oil At 35 To AntEerP BY SAIL go %
Lard and The charters British bark
Roads for ORDERS with 200 Grain az - 3D.
Cork for orders with 1000 Gram
qrs 9 Italian bark hence 70 Cork for orders with
81. II direct German bark
hence 20 Hamburg. WITH 200 qrs. Grain al Is 81 ;
Italian hence direct the Continent with 5000
general Norwegian brig hence 60 Cork for
orders inuiOm with bb. Refined Petroleum
yate terms Marses with 200 bb Crude
option Cete u 3d. British bark hence 50 the Cont
oulers and United Kingdom with 300
bb Refined do &C. 3D. German brig arrive hence "a Bremen
bb Danish hence
Malo, bills Naphtha American bark from
British bark 0utpol from Philadelphia 20 the Continent
Dutch ports excluded with 900 bb Refined do, o. 3D. NorNe
au Dantc with 800 bbs Refined do 1851!
bark hence side Of Cuba with empty hhdI 81
American reported hence 20 Caz with light pipe
slaves in Yesterdays report should have read S45 49,
FSHDry Cod less active but hm at 80 90G 30 or MAcke
quiet aud unchanged; quote No. Mass Shore Z3G 5i No
Io Sl6 5O No large. 80 5Od 80: No Bay, SsD
sos No. do S5d SIG No Halifax, Sl8 5Od S2 50 No do
SI5D 80. do bond, S1d - So Barrel Herring
nominal 5Od Boz Herring moderately s0Cght
after steady l5d8c No. l. and 21025c
scaled Dutch Herring nominal at 81 40 per keg We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-28

IN limited demand Tor
Indies and the a the close the maket quiet Dot eaa
for goof grades; sales " 400 hbls. We quote;
BAIT Alex. georgetown SuU IS IS - 20
BAIT. Georgetown. Extra and ranIT. I00 u W
Delaware. SSs -
ds....
Hagerstown EYtras............... loU . 10
fair request the supply ghti sales Of l5 Dds we
quote .o.-,
BE Flour Western 80 US -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-01
NEW YORK CITY.

NEw YoRK, August 3O.-The funeral
oil Col. Raymond, the private secretary
ul Gen. Mcclellan during the Peninsula
campaign, took place yesterday, and was
attended by a large number OF well known
citizens.
Cerebro spinal meningitis has made Its
appearance In large contractors stable
In this city, and during the past week a
large number OF horses and mules have
died.
The physician at Castle Garden an
nOunCes the death OF an enigrRnt Of Ash
attic cholera. ,
John H. Horton has been brought to
this CITY from Providence, where he was
arrested Wednesday last on the charge OF
operating a few months ago In Lancaster
Pa, in a raised certificate OF stock OF the
Philadelphia s. Reading Railroad. Be
tore he became q fugitive he secured
through his operations, as charged, from
Peterson s. Co., Ol Philadelphia, a letter
ni credit on Osgood d Co., Of this city
tor SEQ, 900, and got the money.
President Watson, Of the Eric Railway
Company, is going to Europe on Wednes'
day next to negotiate loan OF $4O,OOO,'
600 for the purpose Of carrying ont some
extensive improvements contemplated by
the directors for some time.
James McHenry will defer his visit tc
this country another year, owing 10 SICK
ness In his family.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-01
WISCONSIN POLITICS.
Gail for an Opposition state COnVen =
tiOn.

Gail for an Opposition state COnven-
tiOn.
MILWAUKEE, August 30.-The daily
MeirS Of to. morrow will issue the follow
Ing call lor Democratic and Liberal
State Convention to meet here on Septem'
Der 24th:
The Democratic and Liberal Republi'
can StaIe Convention have called a State
Convention TO meet in Milwaukee on Sep
tember cath to nomin ate an opposition
ticket for Governor and other State
offices. They adopted the following rcso'
RsSolped, That in the opinion'oI these
committees, the time has come when all
patriotic and intelligent electors Of WIS
consin who seek the election Of honest,
capable and uuCorruptible men 10 office,
and q complete and permanent reform In
public affairs, irrespective oI past political
associations, should unite In one Conven'
lion, upon one platform, and upon the
same candidates, and assert the sacred
right Of electIng their own rulers, inde'
pendent OF corrupt party power, and the
decision OF all professional politicians and
political rings allied, without apologiElng
therefor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-01
WASHINGTON.

Result Of WawaSset InVeSIIgatIOn.-
Prosecution for Violation OF SIeHms
boat Law Recommended.
WAsuNaToN, August 3O.-The Secre-
tary Of the Treasury will make pIbllc,
Monday, the report on the Wawasset dis.
aster. He desires to examine the testi.
monY on which It Is based. No facts
were ascertained as to the origin Of the
fire, but 1t was shown that the Potomac
Ferry Company employed the captain
and mate without license TO act In
capacity; therefore 1t "a easy to guess that
in the absence OF the official report, that
the Committee, while condemning the
neglect of the fire organization ON board
the WRWasset, recommend prosecution for
violation Of the steamboat law. ..'a.
OUTSTANDING us. CURRENcY-oFFrcEAI
- STATEMENT.
The following % an official statement
ofU, 8. curtancy outstanding at this date
Old demand notes, $79.937; legal tender
notes, new iasue, $76, ,29S8' 8'661; legal ten
der notes, series Of 1859, S277 7,76SI 40;
one year notes 1858, $8S, ,816; ivy year
notes 1858, $26, $50; two year coupon notes
1858, S3l 100; compound interest notes,
R47894G fractional currency, firSt issue,
4849,6 ,694; fractional currency, second
issue, 'S8,181 500; currency, third issue
g, ,424, 400; fourth issue, flrst series, $el !
8O3, ,440; fourth issue, second series, $lO,'
656,955; fractional currency, fourth issue
third series, 81 ,705,50O. Total, $40l $780,
434. 49, j . u Y a.' @'s
BENATE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
WAsHINaToN, August 3l.-The Senate
Select Committee on Transportation will
meet in New York on the 10th Of Sep
tembcr and not on the 4th OF that month
as has been stated. With one exception
such Of the members ol the House Of
Representatives, their terms commencing
on the 4th Of March lest, as have drawn
their monthly pay, have taken the full
rate under the new compensation law
The one exception has drawn at the old
rate. l.a.r :
TRRAsURY PROGRAMME FOR aRPTRlIBRR
The Secretary Of the Treasury has di
rected the Assistant Treasurer at New
York that during the month Of Septem
ber he may sell 81 100000 In gold OF
each Thurday, and buy $500, 900 worth o
bonds on the third Wednesday. In al
sell $8,0s0OO0 gold and buy $4,000
bonds. ,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-01
The New Power..sWhat PracuCal
Mechanics Think of II.


The gentlemen who write the following
letter are all well known 10 our citizens.
They are probably as well qualified aa
any equal number Of persons that could
be named hereabOuts to express an opn'
ion in regard tothe application OF power
to machinery. Their Judgment, as ex-
pressed in this letter, is about the strong
est testimonial yet given TO our citizens
10 respect TO the merit Of the CenrIpetal
power and It's adsptability to driving all
kinds Of machinery:
WHEELING. August 30. 1873.
Aeasrs. DsIOey, Hughea and OtIsrS:
GENTs-As requested, we have exam.
ined the Centripetal power, and Its Rppli-
cation to planning, saving, grist grinding,
threshing, &C. :,
The application Is something new, and
in our opinion Of great value as saver OF
power. You have the use o! all the power
direct without consuming any by friction.
From one half to tWo.thirds OF the power
in very speedy motion is taken up by iric.
lion, This plan oVercomes that, and gives
YOU the power direct. We think it would
I,ay all the wood working shops Of our
railroad companies 10 adopt this method
in the saving OF fuel alone. . 4,
We believe 1t can be adapted to nearly
all kinds OF machinery successfully, and
with great economy. Respectfully,
w. Il, HARRISON,
AAA. Master Of Machinery B. d o. r. Il.
E. s. WETsdBRDRR,
Asst. MaStsr cCNachinery 2. d C. R'R.
II. RRIsTRR,
.SuDt NaI Factory Belmont NGa Works
THos. BuRK,
.gupt. Fbys Dept Belmont Natl Works