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New-York tribune., 1873-05-16
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING House OF FISK q HATCH,
, r NAssAT1-sT.. NFW-YORK. Nav IL. 1873

No. NAssAU-sT., NEw-YORK May H. 1873.
The CHKsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD, now built
and in operation as a through line Of travel and
traffic between the chief cities of the Ohio Valley
and the East (i2O miles, makes regular connec-
tons at Richmond, with railroads leading to all
points along the seaboard and with the Old Do
minion line of steamers for NewYOrk, and at Hunt
ingtOn on the Ohio River with fast packets for
Cincinnati, Louisville, &c. In order to accommo-
date the large traffic in Western produce seeking
outlet to market over this road the Company are
extending the main limo eastward to deep-water
terminus on the Chesapeake Bay, where the largest
European steamers can load and unload alongside its
tracks, aud adding to the equipment of the road
and otherwise enlarging the carrying and transfer
facilities to meet the great traffic which its short
line, low grades and other operating advantages are
attracting to II.
We offer for sale S3,OOO,OOO Of their SEVEN PER
CENT GOLD BONDS authorized for these purposes and
amply secured by mortgage on the property. Bonds
are of 81 900 each principal and interest payable in
gold coin in New-York City; interest January and
.JuIy l. Price 80 and accrued interest.
Full information concerning the bonds, the rail-
road. and the resources Of the country tributary
thereto, furnished on application.
We continue TO deal in Government and Central
Pacific Bonds, receive deposits on which we allow
interest. make collections, execute orders at the
Stock Exchange for cash. and conduct general
''''i'Ds FISK g. HATCH.
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THURSDAY. May I5-P. NJ.


general stock speculation has been entirely
uncted to-day by the condition of foreign affairs,
amr tine time beng the position Of monetary
mars on the continent does not enter into the
calation at all. London does not seem in the
leperturbed, and until there are some evidences
ofaking in the shoes Of John Bull, we need antici-
pano trouble here. AS this seems TO become more
fu' understood, the cable news is watched with
Iesagerness. SO the movement in stocks has been
disted of the foreign element, and limited busi-
ne has been done all over, with rather more gen.
ersteadness to the market than heretofore. though
some was the market at times that no tone could
beiven to it. Pacific Mail was the card, and was
me or less aflec-ed by yesterdays stories. Less
w,doing in Erie and fair trade in Central, Lake
She. ST. Paul and Western Union The opening
hbest, lowest, and closing prices of stocks were
a. 1lowa
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Ecv.YorE Iumber ~ to ne HStson Rs'eips % Lss-i"
bush Wbest 900 bush RTei H2O ieet ., b.noeI -
PHIprPHIA Mar lCsbs Moasses ~ aIc Pesrole1n se.t
Crude I Refined fg,c Seeds unhanget Flour very JAIL snpef
sne 81 s69s5 S kIrs s6@S6 15i inSi,na sna ono hrr
P,mT a. A50s 81 Pennsvana do - 70 "neM hrner or
PRIME, other srss nonnsii RED 81 sSSs 81 A%ssr f2 o5
queti Corn quiet snd weaai IshSr a.
Wetsrn 65c Oats dult White d5; Mixed t80yc hy Hc
ST. LOUIS. MAY l3Piour quiet s9d snchznY N wisy Rsd
81 III 90. No. Winter Red 81 s90S o. Corn saeise
prices higher No Mtod 3sI6Sic on the track P6 ~ eeaig'
Oats active and higher No Ad3c on the track yl g ~ els-
quiet aud unchanged Rye sead' Al os o
Pork only United obbing demand At s7 !5 DRY sa"ea
Shoulders 6ic. Sides 8@9c loose Bacon dan ana
buyer. and sellers apart shoulder nc clear 6 sde' sso
iobbng snd order Lart unchanged sumner
whisky hrm steadieT Fat Beeyes p'1p"
Inferior 42043 81 Hogs quiet Al - oHR'', ~
bbls Flour 600O hush Wheat zOO busb 'oIu' ~
bash Oats 1900 bush barley ard 100 liega r,. Al -,
TOLYDO, May i3-Flour quiet and unchanged Wh,st uu
lower sales OF No white Wabash at 81 81 Extra white sen,
igan O0I9S2 Oii Amber Michigan, spot, o. ,oti 10 =
Amber Illinois. 81 e5, No Red. s5i Corn lul ana %Ifi ,et
,aes Of High MIed at t7oi seller July 48,e buyer A Hi
Low mre. spot, ieie seller June &c seller hgrs & & ~
Ost quiet and unchanged Clover Seed o At ~ @ Fre9s dn
unchanged Recps-IOO bbs Flour 1900 bush Whes S0 o
bush Oats shpmenis-l OO DD fOu '''
hush and 900 bush. Corn.
WuNs0Tos May I5.-Spins Turpepine dull a. s1e hoen
o IS FOR Strained deVered Crude Turpen steady at ~ %
Tor a Yellow Dip aud Virgin Tar no sales fePo'
were At
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GJleman Benedict's cIoslDg quotations al 4 p IN.

The gold speculation was quiet all day, the busi-
ness Of the afternoon being Of the smallest descrp
ton, while the market all day was devoid Of feature
The principal transactions were on the basis OF ll'
the extremes Of the day being 1l6s and lJ7s. The
London market is reported steady for Consols and
United States bonds while the bank rate Is I'M
changed. The bullion withdrawn from the bank
amounts to E9l,0OO, and the loss fOt the week Is
E499,OOO. The gold premium was not affected by
tins, though it was sad blow to the bulls
of the market who had been hoping for it to enable
them TO market their long gold The rates paid per
annum for carrying gold were G, and 4 and per
eent. The ThuriBga sailed for Europe with $4,000
in silver bars There were q bids for the Treasury
gold. aggregating SS5l5oOO at 1l726 to 117.1. The
million awarded by the Treasury was at ll763 to
no ~ The details are as follows:
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POTION NARKRTs

SoHyotx May lCoton steady and unchanged Low b1inn
NE az oeps G22 basi eIpOseoastWse, so bales 4s 10
bales; stock 1913 baleA ,,,,, ,,, t.,. I m,
CSclssArf l5COtton que hddngs, Bisi reee, hO''
b.le,, shipmens Lab bales; stock, II, ~ bales
BALrwoRs Mar l5CoOn que MdiLDg', lst rross fcfelp
10 bses eIpor-oas.S % baei stock GlJ baes sales O
bales. ,,,,,, -...i... ~
bales orortc0awise lG3 bas sales - bales ck JO DAs
tHaRLEsroS May quiet AddlyA l5ei De1 ncps
~ baes eIpos-oasts s2 ba sales 20 bales 'ocE zl
laleA -. ....t...
T55 Dalrs; saes 6l6 bales stock J1,iD5 baleA ,. o.
BOsrOs l5-COton 6rmer Mlding lJt net recePS o.
bales. gros. 48 sales $50 baes stock, 3O 1aes
MoBIfg l4-Coon Gm; Good Ordinary l3o1tc Low Al-
drgs l50IGi M1ihng lIdl1ic; net receipts ~ basi eh
borseosstyse bales; sales 800 bales stock. sJ oaeN
GaLvEsroS May jCOton hm Good Ori1Ay If9c-i ue' to
eepts 2s2 basi saes 450 bales; stock 10 OF bales,
LOUISVILLE May l5-COti0n shade trner' hdansT I'"i
receipts. bslesi shipments. Jsg bale. -,., ,, s,o
May l5CO,iOn dul Ad1hngs lf0l't recelPS ~
bales. shipments. 3l5ibale- ,,,,,,--- ,o,. .
IGo6sTS May moderate demand; Mddhng' lse
receipts, l2g bales; salss l52 bales. ,,. . ,..
NSspEIs May -Coton da and eader Miings l7c receipts
7g6 bslest shipments. lfl8 bales; stock, 3JJl3 bales
pHuADYIPiIA IJ.-tOtOn queH Mhdmgs. l5ic.
NEWRLEASs Mit lCotton in good demand; Ordinary zl
G oI ord nary lJ0l5,c; Low hlings lbEQIlGi Maongs
gIDl3c; ne. receipts 1929 bales, 376o bales etpo-o
Great Britain bales sales 900 bilesi last evening IO oa
stock. 1859 bales
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NAVAL STORRS-Sphts Tupentine has sold moderately the
Nhanable i3j bills DO TO-DAY al price, and loo hhS
DO 10 arrive 2O Dhs private terms The market for
SS al "a 3 for Good DO % Of bb Strained at
IN 200 bbs Pse at % 55a 81; 100 bbG MIed -,
hS i.y 30 g Se Ss1 rnI ..s ~ Of Of @ b Pae cn a,
OS-Lned remsns quiet but fair a. 81 in casks and 81 OIL
n % oS sosp 81 s2I II s. and C1e Whale At s5Gs for Sonh
en Lad quiet 78aSOc for Prime 10 Choice Winter Other Oils
PRoyS0NS@The PORK market quiet and heavy thdemand lin
future prices the close the sales cash
PINE i7 0qsI7 IS or Western Pdme Mess sly IS for
Clear Beef heavy and limited demand sales Of IS bbs at s99
Sta sl O Beef Hams heavy small sales
western Cat fair demandi besvy Hans and Shoulders
sI 75 ts sbGulers a, die 60 CITY DO At c Smoked g.
al 6id8c 2O Hans huf at HE 2O tc envssed Hans At
Je; Bellies k ~ for June ~ lc ~ boxes DO 2 NJ
AZ % cash is quiet ,lough quite large bus0ess reported
In Long Ces but private terms sales Of 90 boxes t
Long City at loci Chicago 5OOO ID Short Clear iot Jane Al ss
ree oy are demand steady quote 7U7l- for City
Ls without much change though closing quiet sales Of 100 bb
Prime steam and 2O s White Grease g6e AMI 20 t Dark
Ole; Yellow 6O DO. private tes for future delivery
is,r 81 500 tcs last night seller up Path Of May At 10.
tv $40 Cr s1me time Al 7Cc $3.50 tcS seller June VI u
lower Creek markets holders Of Refined
AMI Crude have dssTe realize and o. 90
necessary lower pucs Al The CONCESSION there has been an
tive oenanin 10 part export but mainly from shorts the
closing ek at our inside figures The sales Of Refined comprise $3.50
bb prompt deliveries At ls Gl9i; 1900 bbb tTs bali Of July at
Ssbt edy With about O60 bS CITY od to complete cargo at
Ic Crude has sold 10 tie eIeut 0f 1900 bn. SPOT &c.
nd O0 bb May at Ole Greek quotations for IS
81 o eV ~ 4a - 5 AZ Roo,eyle ~ 80 s Iusye and ~ As
~ AZ PsTk At Philadelphia the market Was hkevi,e lover
AMI late yesterday Of 5000 bills a. slc last half
June Ig,c and zoe half do also to-day 1850 bb
d hall ls.c 1900 boL last hs do, a. sic and JO
RCR~The stocs Of RsngoOn stated 900 quoted 2,9
&C. gold In boI and % d1. currency duty paid Catonna Q8i
bUGAkS-bes aie DOT seAi saes shce 9h % Oos bhds on
lc or beat Crushed le Tor Gsnulate Tln fOloSng
vised and partially advanced quotations;
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
~ Norlh ~ rtt,lIs I'D NalIro

North Rr,r 1Hd RdrroddG
Msv I5-l5 pkgS pkgs Beswat llJ2 bes Cotton I9
bb Rggs az bbls Flour b5s Meal 57ib0 busb W1ea.
2 81 ursh Corn C25 bush Malt IL bags Seed
U Js Re ms Il bales Hops Ies, 989 sides Leather $50 bbls
pg oeake 5OUks' Beef lOJ Pg~ Gu heas -, ieA
Cheese $50 pagN Ta0w, 10 pAg@
pes Seanu, ptgt Starch. 100 tc 80 hlds
tobacco kS Tobacco 81 bales Wool az bills Whsky
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per cent gold interest, and have the following elo-
ments Of security. viz:
T. They are the obligation Of strong corporation
O. They are First Mortgage on the Road IT'S
Equipments, Rights, and Franchises.
g. They are first lien on its Net Earnings
T. There is pledged, in addition, for tho payment
Of principal aud interest Land Grant OF l2SOo
acres per mile through the States and $500 acres
per mile through the Territories traversed. lho
Company is already entitled TO nearly Ten MILLION
acres of its Grant and its Land Sales thus lar nave
realized S. CO per acre.
With nearly 500 miles of the road completed anu
in operation. the earnings for 1873 will oe large
All marketable stocks and bonds are receiver y"
exchange for Northern Pacfcs on most ia'or'oiO
terms. JAY COOKE g. Co.,
No 20 Wall-st.. New-fork'
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also against the buns The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed $22S0oO in coin interest redeening S7,1V
called bonds The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank was as follows: Gold cleared
S6S,702OOO gold balances. S2l47.502; currency oa-
ances, $2,795,555. The following were the quo'd-
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as follows at 4 p. III.

In State bonds the chief activity was in Iennes-
ces which were freely offered, and declined toSlt and
81 for old and new, respectively. Virginia consols
sold at IS for S9OOOO and were offered afterward at
59E Missouri skies steady, with light dealings
at o. The quotations were as follows:
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INVESTMENT BONDS.

The NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD 7-3O FIRST
MORTGAGE GoLD BoNDs. which we recommend as a
profitable and weusegQrcd investment, bear z $40
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FOR
]MI:I.ENT.
FOR
The indianapolis, Blooming
ton and Western Railway

possesses all the advantages here named and has in addition very
rge already created AMI assured The BONDS Of this
road now offered are GOLD SEVEN PER CENT CONVERTIBLE
are FULLY SECURED byl FIRST MORTGAGE extension OF
2l7 miles and liability OF the entire line Of tO miles Of shCh
four.6hls completed
The geographical position Of bs road remarkably favorable Com
mencing Indianapolis its direction west sni dyerng at Cham
pazu has terminal points Peoria tue IlOs RSef and on the
Mississippi opposite ReOkgk
Ne. earnings the division ou indianapolis to Pen AMI Peoria are
e sod been considerable period greater than the amount
required for nteres. bonds issued by tue C)mpny Regular trains
running O miles Of the extension and total receipts
OF year be very satisfactory all holders Of rs
securities
The Earnings in 1872 were S1,35y,G9O SIS. an i'm
crease Of S39J,OOO over 1871. lt IL expected they
will reach So, 600, 900 during the present year.
These Bonds have an INTRINSIC VALUE exceeding the present low
price OF 30 and INTEREST holi,s Will 6nd POSITIVE AD
VANTAGE early increase IN the value Of their investment Cor
pons January and aly
ALL NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES RECEIVED IN EXCHANGE
AT BEST MARKET RATES
Pamphlets, maps arl circulars furnished application
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fiiIOW moderately aeive sndiirm sales Of eoi~ :" w. "
Coed ice for Prime aud - ID Common st . - On,
yiiisK Arm and f.tly active sales OF $50 bbA JIG
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The DAYS business at the u. S. Sub-Ireasny "dS :
Gold receipts .i53 "a Currency pay so7s eo ,s
Gold payments. 2Ss72s 70 ments % ,aS S1O 20
Currency rents 392973 O. CrstoIns.'.. t|o'oVO w
Foreign exchange has been dull but rates were
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Boxes, D. s, Nos. 10 10 2o.lolal0l
Ho4ef White IO NIL

ft0cf, May 10 lt7l....,..5iIU 5l,IE tIIl9 I,1l9
STRAH STEADY bot que sales Of "a ts little Of color gic
strictly Prime held gle 25O h Gase Stean ar
rive, al 7tc and s. toS No. SIC.
hkhhGoai quiet but prices remain much the
ces IL bales Vera CuS O bales Cuooa Al bales hau
bales Busno' Ars sna bales Porto Cabeo sales 80 bales Mean
Deer ary active aud easier j0 bales Porto Rico aud
- bales Aa and Vea Cruz 6 bales Para - ruuo;
saIs are Porio Cbelo Anl agaAf eJ raIo, 40
u bisal, JsO ID Para ana l5Oo Vera Graz We gaOsI
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THE MONEY MARKET.
NAY Is. isTa.

MAY is, 1873.
sAIEs AT THE STOCK ENCHANGE-oFFICiAL REPORT
CONDENSED ENPRESSLY FOR TliE fidbONk-
FIRSr CALI. 1Ol O'CLOCK A. VI.
les of Bonds.
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BoNps AT A BARGAIN.

BOMBS AT A BARGAIN.
MoNrcIAIR RAILWAY Bonds
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, Tor sa'o at o'
JAMESON. SMITH g. COTTINd Ia Broad-S''
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quotations :
Oherei. AakRd.

There was larger business in railroad bonds, aud
quotations were well maintained. The Pacific mort
cages were steady. The following wero the quota
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For SALE

For SALE
MoNTCLAIR RAILWAY BONDS
guaranteed by Midland Railway Price, 3D.
MUsGRAvE & Co., 10 Broad-st'
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Mechanics Banking Association. 1OS; Merchants
Exchange, 90 and Fourth National, Ill. The follow
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Chances Tor buslres5 Mcr

A GENTLEMAN of influence can make
"A $3lOU 70 $4,000 without Trta- capital Nol
meet ou with capitalists of go)i "uy A.gss VIA
Information abilities and social SANDING ttSLON ir0ane
Once.
LNOR SALE-The INTEREST OF a BUSINESS
of GOOD STANDING % c0le VI loalg Men 81 elrpre Is
would be sur Address g. M Box y frouae O1cr
DATENT RIGHT for SALE.-A new and
4 nssnl Invention. Call ard IT, l. y OLNSrED No. ll'
Nassau. ST., kOom l..
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The Philadelphia stock market is dull; Penn
sylvana Skies, lO9 Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road 259 Reading Railroad, 81; Pennsylvania Rail
road, 57l; Gold. 1l7}.
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Owes PAcruo PrR1 Tss Co, en- Bro.avs,
FI'HE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors OF
this Company s be held the CompAhys o6ee MOsDAY
the 18th dag Of hay l61l The poll will be Opn from 70 Seok
" IEREMIAH.
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sl,WOOO

- U,,, comparative smaIness of the biddings was
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OYrcE OF TIE NEw-YoKK CESTR.L AND HrDsoS RIVER
RAILROAD CoNPANY, ALBANY, May , l8'@ ,
NHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors OF

this Coupsny three INSPECTORS Of the uert Election WI De
held the C0mInay IN the Iaon Depot the C o Al
suv on WEDNESDAY the h June The poll Nu open
al y ocock noon will open hours thereafter
~ OI-1' " Wv D'"1 = + D WOGCESTBR Seeretary
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5 or corr rameHf B0nds. :.
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ATFW-YOPK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
opfoR oy PACIFIC MAIL CoSPAsr 81 AID 81 Wst
NEwYORK MAY Is. 1873 5
uNMENTY- SIXTH ANIMAL ELECTlON.-

Notice hereDy given that election Tor nine Directors Of the
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY will be held AZ the Com
plnys Omce Nos IL wsls. WEDNBSDAi Nay 1 1873
tetgsen tle m. aad The transfer books viii be
closed preparatory SAID election. MONDAY Msy 49, az AMI re-
THEODORE \. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

TIE RAJ Nau Gazette points TO Palmerston.
Brougham SIR David Brewster, Walter savage Lam
dor and Theirs as examples OF men who have got the
most pleasure out OF life, and were still young NJ
four-score years. 1t adds that 'there no better
gifts and none which lend kecner enjoyment to
youta than pugnacty, seli-coniidence ana vigorous
animal spirits;'' all OF which were possessed by
these octogenarians
THOMAS II. DYER, who has written up Pompen
for English historical students. viii soon publish a
new work on "Ancient Athens, It's History, To-
Biography and Remains
The WATERING PLACE enthusiasm Is manifest in
the almost simultaneous publication OF two sep
aratc works on the "lses Of shoals.r Mrs. Celia
ihaxter's dainty volume gives us the poetry OF the
little Islands, while Mr.. ]. > Jcnness will publish
history Of them, illustrated with pictures and
maps.
Miss EMILY FAITHFUL VIII give her impressions
Of America and Americans through the house OF
adams, Victor b Co., during the early Fall.
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In the "cutting TO oankr there is but 30 900 cubic
metres OF hard sandstone, schist and basalts, and
$4,000 cubic metres OF trap granite rock. OF por
phyritic or metamorphic types, and quartz; and in
''cutting to SPOIL" $4,000 cubic metres Of hard
sandstone schist and basalts, aud $4,000 cubic
metres of trap granite rock, of porphyritic and
metamorphic types, and quartz.
RESOURCES or THE soUDAN.
Mr. Fowler naturally shrinks from attempting 10
give, in accurate figures, the resources OF the Sou
dan. AS he asserts himself, they are practically
without limit The chief trafic which may be
pected northward however, after the establish
ment OF the railway will be in grain sugar. cotton,
gum, SIENNA, dates, ebony, Skins, aromatic woods
potash gold, ivory, ostrich feathers animals, mats
and negro laborers; and the traffic to the Equato
rial regions Will be in cotton goods. machinery
cutlery TOOLS tobacco, furniture coffee, rice earth
enware, beads and fire arms. Figures prepared
under the eye the Governor General at Khartoum,
and IN our possession give the actual resources
now available in the Soudan. They UNDER
Two productive States, each larger than France.
Two hundred millions OF acres OF cotton, sugar
and grain lands.
A semi-civllized population OF 100000 souls.
A semcivillzed population variedly estimated q
from twelve to thirty million souls.
climate unequaed during eight months Of the
year.
Blasting the cataracts already begun.
A telegraph line TO Cairo in working order.
One million five hundred thousand cames.
six millions Of beeves ana sheep withsut num-
Der.
Ten steamers.
Four hundred barks.
navy yard at Arbah Island, twelfth degree
North latitude.
six thousand soldiers, Infantry; $500 cavalry.
eign mechanics.
The port OF Suakin and camel routes delivering
by the Nile and Red Sea.
Two million acres already under cultivation by
durrah, corn and melons, sc.
COMMERCE BETWEEN THE soUDAN AND LOWER
EGYPT.
Mr.. Fowler says :-"Assuming the working ex
penses of the Soudan Railway to be sixty per cent
OF the gross receipts (Which is seven per cent
higher than the average working expenses OF all
the Indian railways 1t can scarcely be doubted
that the trafc from the local and through sources
enumerated will yield satisfactory return upon
the small cost OF the proposed railway. Under any
circumstances large increase to the national
wealth OF Egypt must necessarily follow such an
opening up of its undcvcloped resources. one OF
the national benefits which will be conferred by
this great work Will be the facility OF transport
ing, under proper regulations, the surplus labor
from Equatorial Africa to the cultivated districts
or Egypt. In conclusion, think IL my
duty TO state how well the orders of His Highness
the Khedive were carried out, in the assistance
which was always afforded to my surveyors by
every official between Cairo and Khartoum. = =
Not single quarrel or unpleasantness or accident
occurred throughout the whole period OF conduct
ing this great survey
AT present trade 10 the soydan labors under
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NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

From d. Appleton o.:-"The Mineral Springs
Of the United states and Canada, with Analyses
and Notes on the Prominent Spas Of Europe and
a List OF Seaside Resorts BY George Z. Walton,
NJ. ID.
"The Year, by ID. G. Colesworthy.
From p. 0Shea :-"Cardnal Wiseman's Works.
Essays Two volumes
From T. b. Peterson 4 Brothers, Philadelphia
"Lorrimer Littlegood, Esq., BY Frank Z.
Smedley.
From Dodd 4 Mead:-"Questions of the Day." by
the Rev. John Hall, ID. ID.
From Sheldon Co. 1.-THE Anabasis OF Keno
phon with Notes. Map OF the Expedition and o
Complete Vocabulary BY Asahel G. Kendrick,
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BOSTON BANK MESSENGERS LITTLE RAKE.

BOSTON, June i, 1913.
The messenger of the Revere National BANK,
named Allen, disappeared last THURSDAY WIN
checks and drafts amounting to about s5oVV on
which he raised $1,000 cash. what ne dld WIN the
remainder Is unknown. IL Is possible ne may nave
converted the paper into money otherwise tnan as
banks Just before leaving the bank on Thursday
morning ne was informed his services would nos
pc required there alter June l.
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graph line, for stations and workshops, including
water stations in the desert ana for rolling stock,
comprising sixty-six engines and 100 carriages.
Every incidental expense Is included, not except
ing the item OF engineering and superintendent.
which comprises draughting and preparations OF all
necessary designs. The general summary OF the
estimate is In the following 1gares:-
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The railway involves no difflcult engineering

The railway involves no difficult engineering
work Of any nature. 1t is always kept near to the
Nile passing through villages and cultvable terri
tory, In order to make 1t available for way travel
and transportation. BY this means 1t Is hoped
the desert Bedouins may be induced to hive on the
banks Of the Nile and build up handsome and popu-
lous cities. In all cases the engineers have avoided
mountains and depressions.
THE NOVEL SHIP INCLINE AT THE FIRST CATARACT
The great engineering feature Of the Soudan
Railway is the plan by which Mr.. Fowler proposes
to move the shipping around the First Cataract
without ship canal or channel. 1t win be in
teresting to know what our American river en-
glneers have TO say concerning his novel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02

SOODAI RAILWAY,
One Of the Greatest Surveys Of
Modern Times.
The VicerOy Of Egypt'S Proposed Rail-
road to the Equatorial Regions.
Elaborate Report Of the Great
English Engineer, Mr..
John Fowler.
From the Second Cataract Of the Nile, Along
the Bank, Across the River, Traversing
Deserts and Terminating at Shendy.
Ships and Steamers To Be Hauled !
Two Miles Overland.
A Road S89 Kilometres Long, with sc
Engines and LOO Cars.
THE BRIDGE ACROSS The NILE.
An Enterprise Costing Twenty
Million Dollars TO Be Com
pleted in Three Years.
The Earthworks, Permanent Way, Viaduct,
Arches, Telegraph Lines, Stations, Roll
ing Stock and Engineering.
A Journey Of Sixty Days Re-
duced to Fifteen.
NOVEL FEATURES OF The ENTERPRISE.
The Vast Wealth that Will Ac-
crue to Egypt.
the FUTURE EMPIRE OF KING COTTON.
An Exhaustive View of the Re-
sources of the SOudan.
Traits Of the Native Pop
ulatiOn.