davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

saurr-oES June 1s-Cot,on stesay; Midllng l9als.
20 Prime white > sa 70. wesTa Amber = Al g. Corn
>a5thru he aeVe ano lf s 'c ,ouhrn ieoW uuh y Ovo
AId D. Western Whine. 44q45c Rve quiet at 7oa
SIS BIS MeissaS95ss 7as g 4a o B hS Sas,
20 g-sr Rb SIDE zoe Sqgnreaa Han' M Iii oie L'5a ~
arcsao June ssFour and nominal. Wheat active and
rh-- July; saes Of No. Spring a. 81 ~ spo.i
= %. 'r y7 as = ss s a Co- Sd1sHed sad IN FAR de-
No. Eet HeguaI nom nal az ~ 5' srelN nl n ..
sr 0ac!c Heated Corn sod at 2a2si Reeete ~ 4,9c
h Conn zee glgnsi 70 sye,'gs,s hs % C. 1sss & ssG r g
b Submitted report esoneratng the Eareh"01e
bd ~ler Juu Rejected 23 q23c Hye trm and 10 fair demaI
shade better sales Of No - 35i aotc bhJ uui ahq
% ll L.ra iu snd unchanged or steam $40, seller
.n- 9 @ a. g % 30 buh W5elt H5 C9 bush Carn
te. vr 49, Corn 5000 bush oats Iand q 900 bush
cso,,r Jun, 2s Foqr dqn and UNCHANGED at se soas
hL h-1l " 'oa M - 40, 20 &C., Provisions oTersd
-iss $40 PsTk. sl 50 Lard quei al 9@oe
iry, sr,usr 81 doe Clear RIB Sides &c Clear sides d
- &c. {b sII.s -, CssT SIDES glc Thisky steady sc
Clsvs,,D saeai Dol. al s. SEA 81 - for 10 80 Red
s'a.a. PeSoeun quiet. steady aHc unchanged w., .,
"a %. n 3: 30 White s. 5sa co. Amber Mcaigll
"g '' O9l M & 'a pa a. M o 5gss Wlest ZOO bush Corn
pe oo u Ost> smpneais-,oo bts Flour 200 BUSH Com
Paloy raiA June uer,trOn Bar No bd at , g. Flour
u
- p state OHIO ano Indiana
trF. - % Grades 80 y 20 g. Hnaat 9proytt De
Red 5'T& f " lille. 2! bJ1 - 10
AAs-- 81 squug 8 4N0 Z So IF- seaiV a. o'9''c
dal. Yellow Heafel J00 c Darp Al15c Oa &C
higher White. +iq+ec A1rl, 4 49, Otocenes ~ ,
lraul bags Lagu7y Coffee on piya terms 90
C-bs m tt ID n c. 2IO hhdA Cu1 Moa 25d3c Pero-
Jun sf Crude 2f0 &c. ~ Smell lse Jlnei 4o tof July
Asr.sf sra september WHISKY unchanged 81 sc
June 2Four quc' ana Seasi Oaress small "aea'
f-sr s.a r1er. Soh 80 Spring bc Far = F1me ran h
. ts Prus q. Strictly Prime 20 Choice White - a9D
o. lots Of New the hr Of tie seannn sod az auction AZ
bush Gem GIlel and Unchanged No. z
Md .e ss 35a3Sc. seller July; B0J5ic seller August
- a.~r Ost. shade better; No z8 0A5c In elevator cash
80 seller Seutnhef Barrv-No market kge
ssnsI - E4 ST. Louis tl elevator alsky a
s Pols DALI anal os At lb Be1u-Ony limited Io71ns
I'd Live ioRs as4l
ssaa s. cattle dl. Indian Texans, ~ ga - 5D; ha-
y Gov. Ind Hufers 5-4 p. shppag Serl 2. - o. i
-p,- 30 lha Fou1 600 Wheat 1000 bush Com 9OO
Hast Oas r-t...
Wheat saieT o. no White
n -5sst 5t 80 White AicAgan r. % Amee5 Si'sigaa y
5ti seller july 81 81 seller Aufust 2 ~
~. Rr. 1s 90 So d.. ~ g. Corn shade
eaghsfe ti.c 1 MiTed spot seller teu1e foe Low hIea
S0ei 4, r-.4- Oats quiet r No b for No - Nee
mcfsu. dul and unchanged Re rts-li0O bhis
Whest 81 1Ji husl Com anl t0O busn Oai
s9ms-t.s Wheat i ON hus Con-, aad zoO bul Oa-
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
COTTON nARKETS.

wur-y June % otoa quiet M4-Igs I9c; net receipts
.rpr.co-stwise bales; sales To- haies stock i55
yosr1r lans iu little t1ngi Low NJ idlng lssc
bales erD0scoas.se 90 Utes baes ~ bales
stsCf 'i. Haer ...
z, Jus s Cotton 1ue ard 81; Mddlugs, ls
reaba. fa.l. .t.r.-e-tg pa laee lb51 bales
huul.s 1oici eHpOrts-coas
~ aes. Hales: stock o no aa .z. ~.
bo.rus llrr 1H,ton seavi 81 larE Lc nei reoeips ~
D. "a. sa.e lIoW
stvtN.t JHe -t-lsu1n 6uI Ml.u1ss l0ici net IefcFs
= hsi-s ,-I .a.... s'o. l4f.t f4e-- -...
June -e.t1.ion q1.rt. Mdihngs pig Hio-o ''
aIss. bs,s, 4fccc from Mnbiei ehp"i.s-
a Grsai To bales. fr I De-. soc4. 8tl- bales
4alfgsT1s June I1let ani t.gi Goo onlnar
Iair s- uip. 3 tae eEpots-,o Great Bnan if0 Dai7'
1901 hslss.
.'cisv1fs June Co;i0l-So today Beard closed
hzErI.s June .6-total que uf Low hiHn&s, i'.'-
~ sb bales
NsaJELEtVs. hr.te-f ~ MllAnfs H.
A.a n lof if.es Good OTdinarf iinsfi l@fT Ae VA
~ bale 80 la-. czlr-cst'lc 200 bales aaf5 '''
uass f... Zf6 6ltA $500,
N9Hue Jaue y Cotton a7n; 20 20 Hir Low Mi-dArrs
tc receipts 67 talcs erDOrtscU atfr 20 bales sags I'
bi.1. .f,-s l83il bales.
~ Lr June 2-Coos quiet AL sedyi reeepa z65 bales
sipnfH, "a hsies.
Ars-,5 Iaas 1-C0i lmi HliArss 6.ci net receipts 70
ettti st.. 90 hse.
ran.,.lirHA 5..-s l,.-COi.oB aao,, Mid-Hss, Die
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
Nnlr MAnKEr

ruil.sEulA Ius 251here r more doing ~ NeT Fleree
Wee. anl ltlailg lenau. 4A r1cfs bat lblR -
ea ec Aaolg O. FsIt io n Ohio trrs and
Das Egtr AZ Soc fJI Sl.I tU faiu 70 4'c 5hV1 10
ff5rail 2Ir cs 3NFH Ctltial "a bJc and 4Os ID
'lotailr snaashel NZ5c
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
HAVANA MARKFTS

2fErch8ngePr Bankers bills quiet United
>hert sight ~
,-um London 81 g5i per premium Pans 6 1Joi
M BrerH. ian
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
fuaurlal

RROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC STOCK
~ nASfEDby GEOAsl r. DurrOS, q Park place
NORTHERN PACIFIC go FIRST MORT
~ GAGE BOSHs or SALE dli interest currency
esarss D D.. rnbsue Orcs.
pkOpOsALs for STOCKS IF the CITY of
4 Mo lOKksas I'd nrolo De- etifed st the IomYotrs
Dto- uhll WEDNESDAY Ju.yZ I8 Ieoct D. n. flr Cty
Itts lpf1Fsrft Fuld sorA F' Wstef Stock.
SfH's3 For .lll IioTualo8 ~ G. h..'tf
A.DIH d. fFEIH COMPTROLLER
D. gg
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
IEW-YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.
PROPOSALS FOR S2,OOO,OOO
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
TREAsuHEH's OYriCr, GHAyD CENTRAL DKPor.
Nrryv- -Yuuu Inn. 10 tn-1 Z


PROPOSALS. sealed and properly niori vii be received At This
Os all neon "WEDNESDAY. s "a day of July nert for TWO
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS (s2 OOool iu the FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS ~ this Company.
These Bonds ISrEREr sFvES PER CENT payable h o
Tr,arv ard A July ihe principal being due 10 9 The Moar.
,aE by which heJ secured Rail-
,,.t pr,perg and franchises Of iho COMPANY.
Tho oe ssIr exceed J)00O0 at per cent and
~ O0 oOO sterling per The latter have placed Lon.
dan pes yielding upsai Of slo ee oi all expenses
n, each 500 gold involved OF te former s5 10000 reserved
Ia re for prevent outstanding Bonded Debt of Company
The cunt offered public part of tie remainder snd
will he issued in Coupon" Bonds o. ? 90 each Rsgsrfr
p with principal payable transferable on
the OF Compsuyl 5000 and 1000 cotton Of
t oauc proposals beginning day July
next
Prpos,s must proe flf'. the interest 70 20
m the on specdo addition the price therefor BE-
for the whole. any pert than sl0Ooo Bscl proposal
u state kind and denomination oi Bonds Eane and or Reg
,sr Bonds he which they 20 be issued should be
rrtev gyea accompanied By certified
ia e1ureu Tor equs the
% propoi aken-su-h be applied payment
s Of acceptance proposal and returned Of uOaeerp-
auc-.
The Bonds proposals accepted viii h" rssv fr delivery
THURSDAY 10Th day Of july usE a, ihs OGoe and
pocr tbe balance due must be paid
The Company right ~ eci al proposals offered
a.. 4 GLARhL
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
\FW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILROAD -I0mmolrug MONDAY. June % BJ
Through will Grand Central Dffs'
5000 Cacago Mour. EEprs- d. Ni-aiug. Npesasi
1000 special Cbelgo Erpr With irasur'om cirs 20 'aA-
Ba14.0, &C.
IO.l a. m Northern ana Western Express
H. srea EIprss bl,. ror and Sir1tos1 ''mm-uc
iu 2Isr
400 D m Maasssal Express. with eepn;cir roa N-sya" b,
ZOO p m Express DAILY with eepus-ar' for wntert tui Can
8l d. n EIpress Daily With crpugcas 'or Reetrr.
Buffalo. Ngaa Fails, also FOR Chicago both L. s. sa a. G
Rair0fus
u.do p m ,ospinsesr Trov sui Albany.
d. u. Hulsa.
q m. aui s:3n o. m., Poughkeepre trains
a. t:l5 $40 ard % p in. PerEstl trtuN
5 3. IH, sing sing Train
Ttr-faun trains rhet. sauping
e,ye al o.,J - n Dl, O tOl W slg 90 ,1.
u.
ami D.
D.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL klth kAllhlAD.
MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.


NEW BROAD GAUGE LlSR Waer Cop ,loulshurg >cr'ntl
Bnguamt1n, sJaus Oswgo. WfTHDl CHANGE Dr. iAtA
DepOo 10 Ses ork of BarcaYst and foot of thrp11
" N hh AtkANh EhkNlS coumfne.ng hOhDAl hIs % lA
8:l0 m BROAD GAUGE EXPhhss THAN B0olol Dl1fn.
directly through from New fork BnghFf Hpuf,
Cortland and Svraclse without Dover "a
Chester z, az Waterloo wth 2 R. L.
and Is. R. r for Kingston. Wigre.arrr. Pitstln. Se
-5 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN. connecting Drnrs Oh B51a
Branch Dover sh Chester Branch Waterloo I Ssr X K
AnOyer and Neston. al Washington ID L. aud p" r. x
Water SroulsDurg Bnrlsmt1n ni
Syracuse ps1uW with Le susduhannA Lei
Valley r. r.. I'D those
BOO PHLLlPSBuRG EXPRESS rnbs q NrfarE Mti -ol
horrst0wn a. y leroo sIf
and Saqls r. r. Lehi.h valley X Tor bel Aru
town Manch CHUNK WlaeshHr. Heal'ug and harr 'burE.
40 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN va flrrs'n 'ni
booniOu, liry tAulgh Scranton and bHgfann Fi rt
change stopping p-ucDa CONNECTING Dover "1
Chester K K md 40 Waterloo vi h SIs-er r r. ,
J:t m. L1SlDN EXPRESS councr az Dover WIN e'if g. ~
az Waterloo Win sussex R. and Pl psu R L-sa il 'as
quebanna r. r., Lshigh r. r BAslem A.-ntoTa
Rt4dng, Harrisburg, aud the Wesi. , ,
an D N HA AE iTSTOWN EXPRESS -nnec- ftl '1rs'sf l. H.
aud E'h sussex K r. ,or Audlver Newton and Franklin
Por NORRIsTOWS a lis $40 hoo 1900 ~. i.n E9 -
Fo SUMMIT a. 7:l,. 100 elo o0 HOO I'm I.'o.
Po ORASGR nd Sol tn ORANGE us i.y' 9o. 30 l1o.
"a ll 2.J0 $50 4:aU s:'o 3D. o o.'0 '' ' 20"
'n w. NEWARK At 7is 7.n 10 ESQ go 90 1910 io1
I.n0 m ami 1854 fl.lO. 200 '&a1 .n go. 5yJ, .trl
go 4.41 40 5lO $3.50 FGlU $50 E3) 1000 i&J9
m Tr,lns markeI stop a Elst Newark -. -
Leave Nea-Y0rk for BLOOMFIELD and hOhTCLAlh a. "a
$50 and IL. aud JtJ fW SGD t5l an1 ' p h
A. REAsONER. SuDer1trnl-ai
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
5ales m Auctlou

A. MEHFS, Aucuonees.
DY BANGS, MERWIN < Co.. GJG Broadway.
near Boaist-7seso Of Books "orkt Of Ar
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

Trains 6r NeEay- tAc~ ul 500 isr ~ Ar~n ~
.0:u tr 2rl u lAcc u. l;0D ELl go TX -" Acc 81.
.a f;.I lLnrs Er, 8.l0 fkK tli .. In lEx o. u
fur NorWlk. 'b d. Y'J lk1 m l" and J -
iEE Jd 45 5U bll .Ib $40 10. For Nami"r go .;JS
t05 leloa 1900 M. 1900 ~ sl' 55 tse, 'E 'o -"
1.35 20 8:ln. 9;lO p.
For Por, Chester d: 40 10.
Boston E.ur.,s va Suuuade a, 8lJ and 10a BOD tut 30
m va shore $40 m. The 300 m i;.f go
and D. stopping stanford NarTk and brtgepr lbs
s:5 aud L. connect, vita ,rrs On nlcr e ' son e
SeDOr Providence ard the onn Valley 't ,aFho'k
The With Nrsiayen and Aorthamp
K r. Ass HHveu f; a. sui y 1 non rams coln ~
River Springfield E'N 0 Montreal The sd
a. IN u and f. u-aick haroal sni .lr >
tnd $500 D.. With housaonc Rtlrd 10 BRIDGEPORT lnr iil9
and m ami Jil5 . n a0 "a. with DarDur snn NorsaE
SorsslA 4a the &J 100. t all 1U D. De- VIII N'"
Canaan H.ifoti % Stsmt.r.
SUNDAY Boston Mai Trans m. Springfield q.
Providence.
Dnanl- -on Day and slecrHgcaD Night EE
Trains
k,tgn r Durrhnse At Ticket Office % COMPANY Grsni
ira U.not or n. Tu1ss CO. 3+ Broadway. n 7.
No brooklyn; who viii also check bsgge nom
iente o destination.
Fr u,uustoa particulars posters hotels aui f-p0-
f. VI. KEED. Gea. Nurt.. y E-iilyru.
JOHN y. MOODY Suut. DIV Nss-fprk.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
Zoo: al iIfi;lEE !. e. {. !.

The BEST and MOST AGREE iBLE TONIC r-. INTRODUCED F''
fhe relief " Indigestion Genera ueD r. rf boss N .p r
ya.labe kecomI ii Jlru AnHf q
IIatal " d.. WrrtsBrh b. -c1lf, r f. ".. n A. A.
.. s. A., a. Sod by Gocar OInr. frI 'brnts 10 l'k'
bottles a. g. zach. Besare 8f Irl ilDas P-sa.f-i By
GOODALL. BAtGdO.HE Co..
I..-l. s-rtBd.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
NATSKTTL DAILY LINE

4 'AISklLL DAlL1 LIN r.
- steamer NEW CHAMPION every Monday Wstr-sftv al
FRIDAY, p. and steamer ANDRE" hlHha s'r t.t''i'
Thurdsv sui struriar ) fD Pier - sl- trHffr-s
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
sleamboats an0 Railroao5.

ALBANY and TROY, -; SARATOGA, s3 %,
"A BY DAY LlNB BOATS e. yBtAh' 'a nhSltl Dth~
Leave Vestry-st auf IsfH hIr - a"ra 1 h1-
f.rrv AZ s5 landing At YONKEKs. TtERTIyNN sn1 NIAGK
lbv ferrybosrl MILTON. POUGHKEEP>lE, t N.at x Two
III CAryKItL D@ON Connecting I points "a rF ant
NORTH. Tdp WEST POINT. 'ofNN All fal Ns"-
BUaGH, day, ~ Tc1't' Z. special i' 'i ''-stl'
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
ERlE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement o

IRE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement ot
II Trains lug effect Jun o. 1874 From ChamDer-st Drp' 30
amIncnnlt and Chicago Day Err-r,, DaTns Room Gowns
70 Buffalo lul sleeping Coaches ~ destination.
n a. mEzp Mai Buffalo and N4gi1 Pals sleeping ''''h
5r m iDaIg Cincinnati and Cero Ni,hs s--oDs
touches BuIl0, Niagara Falls tuclutL De.'"' AL
Chicago without rbal-~.
p,r JeryI. O. g. ard -1l.I5 fll if tui - d.
Gos'eu ,lrtowu. 90. B. ia.n, % All -u;l' ms 10
fH:j0 snl ~ =. 10.
Warvick, 5 NJ A. m. and f.D o. M
Naghurgn t3..li 1ud IN a. and am D. ~ 80
,ureru. 4. $780, "a ani sA..5 a. m $780, D. p ':D VI 'ni
'R oI5 Hoaosu. AenIaie and Rau,eys s9 a. 'i:l'
a M '5.... s. q. ft.u, anI +l.l1 ,. . go.
Psrsu .5 n IS 1:l. g. $3.50 '.iI 10 n, -ll'. l.." m.
u u,.f a. s 5 . 8 55 -6U %. 3 In.D auh 'll D.
NrFau -..5 +a.}5 luI n ~ m. $685. ai' $500 g A ni
Ra,ber,ao Pax iu' P,,ac, si5 faJj 10 a. O:ls
psI- rigl I2 Noon ff g.. Sis % '6.I d. 0jl tnI 'm
Hl,d1e -cs,uslck Way s. S.ls- iad f3& - 3 D. iAi
8 m. anil D. SATURDAY uFIts rllT
Su-rg vs..y tui wav . 800 m. f;5 p. n. .
FlgIevlo %. 20 aal 30 m 1D j;lr f.3 80 '''' ID
,uf r-t5 o. n and y >s'lrday nghf, 'rI. . ....
tre,,kl % 20 and $3.50 ly, tlJ ' '.' '-y i1I -'>
d m SATURDAY uig1is ouf . .. ,.,, ,... , 5o Ii
4g ID. 1. b sarluly -lts nnll
pi, mont and Nrlc- B. 20 AMI $50 M, I'D 3.3. 80 I'D
| t-t5 % u.. ,uu ~ ~atuUiIF Lislls "ht'
B-rrag. C1ambers-. rv"u or hai 'purs -aF7
T~BtrIiri-st tlau above tue TIE
d. 81 fI:sU. and Trains from NhamIef-,i
Brus the y. r e. ald Newark Branch et'ug thanne'
qurr Twenty thini' ~ minutes earlier -h.s
for ssssr. and for apartments sl-spny
the checking ami trtnsf~f u
Es bel ...t At the Company othres- Brsd-
Br1osr. at Company Drpo and OF igens Tie pnncDai
hotels ,,i--..,i. O. s,.t.~. N,.t.,o,- ,-y
\ ABBOIT Passenger
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
Drn Sooos.

DARGAINS.-NO. 1 LINEN DRILLS, for re-
I'D tffers i'e. Good MArrlSG, 2oc 100 Chambers-.t
/ AIDES b0nnets and hats this day at $40,
- sl5 lace hats &5 worth rs Ctillrens bats
BISNSs Sew Millinery 10 Broway up s'rrs opposite ,eEaHs
VHE INDIA STORE
i FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE
Corner Tlirteeut4st. and BrnsiwaY,
UD stairs.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
en- KEYDRICK GearrlI Pl..rlglr A,rut
and ERIE RAlLRDAD-

DHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAlLRUAD-
7 ONLY DIRECT ROCrE. WITHOUT CHANGE Of CARS. rp
THE OIL REGION aud LUMBER DISTRICT Ok PhNN. .llna
- cave De.1r1sses l1I tarllsuai..t Fernes.
kfprrss daily excerpt rundl WITH Fl'nfh Pafes
Car nrourh from N'wlor o Ol 'lf. ATuIe SUMMARY hh,
williamson Lock Hly-n l- Remove. ll-ln lrl.-5n,
-u8. CORY 1.Is: Err CORY
sith O ,-as a1 Aegheuy River R. r. ls Ou K--"r kne
v.th Llhr SLprr r. i.l pnu. i, Nts..
a.D m Er, NIL uul0 with Puluau laar- Car irpu
ITH..I.la l Er. >uuDurr. t.3. NI.amsp'r tlp.
I.. t.- 4... Relrro ID irrurt'h si1 tulff tl. Ere.
D. t,lnrs .tlu et'n Nli tug s h ol Ere. lnI Ale
a. point. Wrf - ......,....
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
DENNSYLyAYIA RAILR0AD.-rrlins leave


DENNSYLNANIA RAILROAD.-rrlins leave
of hs. .Io,rs .1f tlrl.it
EEr.. Pt.blr-h. tae Nr'. SODA
Palace ,ar attached ss l D. 2. AM Gb Sunday .
aud i. ~
Iar. 3 p
aul p. night Nlnlaf, D.. 3D. alt >.
Fur Ph.ladrlpha. f.a kcn,f yfu. ti and
Euigraut anI sr-unf cias-. . 800 /. u.
Nesark Hjl u i:.u. q Do ll, ll:t3 M. o.
9 f.iu ~ t:'u ..-I 5.1 i.t r. 6tr D g
s.lr In lLu and 70 uigbL Sunday $3.50 Co. g0gs u
For LInttih. O.. -u GsIu. lO Do lI.lI a. a. l. a,
tI.11 D. RJl g. H:- El 4l' esq., 500 lI b e. il ~.
to 8.i1 o li. aui 3. u-ll suuIig iu D. IN
Fsr Nllat. Co. t . I., p. F, i2 l. D.
20 3;N r $50 '. aH $3.50 Q. $50. $50. tiu 10 M ad Is
tigat. Suuasv s;ln sH A r.
lr %esgDasa aaa Perth AnaI aua 10 H., 80 &c., 80
aut SEQ &.
For New Brunsuis a no.. % u D. 2 o. t:o 5.sn O. IN a.
auU y lghL sunday, all
For kls Milestone G noon, & lO ana go p m
ror Lamiery..r and Feul. giea %. o. p m.
Ir PAliF Fst1tt auI GrVa,.r llt l.
1880. q ). e. aai 70 F. m.
Dor FIr.lotl. q o.. iu.. ? ami p n
For JanesUuz p-nleton ,smeu A. m and vi, boa , pa,
No. l. Et9 81. ~.
Iun, ar,e as i1I..ss: From ptt.--I t.os m stsn u
daiYi lNla u tni ita uff ri-eat Mruilr Prom Nsl
u9iou aui haiim rr. oie f..s 0.4 'tr ..a
Prom Fl.aaaf '-st.f .-il. iI.H ll.a.a Ut. b,
40. a.N l.ta NrlIai i.-i I.-.f d.. l
isei Oloes alt t9 20. saI go br,la1s.. 81. A f,..-
arI ioi o' r'Iiosr, la4 tl.i.lg If-trt . ~,
3 h1~n nale. A tAssATr tt...,a. ,t......
~ a. sois.iL. Gsa Pl.A a. =.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
Sunt1vs ouIy ( Sunf7vs hddl'tnNn only
$50. n ABGOrT. GeHerai Passenger Al-1t
lrEM-YnRK- -NEM-HAYEN. -AND HART-
TRAINS IT1yR YEW.YORN.

y FORD hILROAB-New-l lolz ana Newlla,rn Division.
SUuV. R ARRANGEMENT, tOMAtNCIAG MAJ 81. 49,
Pisseacer Station Sewtor Grand Central Depot hBtao,
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GOUTH SIDE r. r. OF l.. /.

V'ROl .-CITIZENS' LINE for TROY.
Passage ~ 80 The elegant steamboats, nlNNtSDh ano
POWELL Pier S - North River foot oi L-rO! st., a sAuI
dsy, excepted u connecting with morning 'rn 90
Rensselaer, Saratoga NewlOr Central ana InF and bost n
Railroad. Cor I'D points north ami vest. -..-
THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO SARATOGA, LANE GEokbL
AND MONTREAL.
Through tickets sold and bog cleceI 60 de,t nation
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

RsurireEE June Z6-Cotton steauv; hdling 90l93e
lur dali Wheat dull and heavr; .
Wle 20. Western Amber 2 550 Al 5. Corn
White acve and Tie Souhrn yellow dull 6Dc
rnd Weu duI al toaOc Oats trmi southern S5a toe
Mixed J Western WhJe. 44Q45C Rve quet 1O0
e Hsv lau s5a go Provisions da and weak Mess Pors,
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
East River Savings Institution,

No } CHANBWls-sr.. Egw-fnRK June IT, l'5 ,
prprfI,rH sEMIANNUAA DNlDbNp-iuefcst a We A'' ol
tX 81 pm cant h been declared ani viii be- pld on iu ATf
49,, lV a., o Ia al s1ch have em.ill Oh -eP'
a., 49, ,r 1 laoutA 90 tAe lst lf ID Jn '' t
not called will be credited and draE Interest a. IN 'rsu
So s-r ay from aud THu9SDA from I' 20 20 -
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

NENlRAL RAlLkDAD OF NEW -JEhSE
- ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE wESr-Plsseuger ini Frei'
station foot Of LJrrv-st Connects 20 Somerr s"
Branch r. H. Hampton Junction With D"ia~arr acAAsh
Railroads PlIpsblg WITH Lrigl and suqelau
Division sth Lshgi valley Railroad direct line 90 Harrsu
Ptaus-s rst aso TO Genital Pennsylvania au4 Neslo
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

NEETROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANh,
v Nls. lui 8 Third ave
FOFTlErH DIVIDEND.
1 ,s-.I SVNTANNUAL INTEREST 'le ritr o' NiA fhH
ctV prR AyNrM ai bl paid o. trDsors or uir 'u N "l
i B. .0t thrretl; % whlriwu, VIII hr ali " DID. i
r,rT, .aI si IF from July sa rpost oi i4Ai i-
A.. ..-a.t from Ju allowed on deposits m-.r no"
~ d, ni'rr r %, ' y. .t9-- ISAAC r. SMITH Pr.-iH.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
SdulnQ5 Danhs

ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, ....-.
y GHArHAss4I ARE June ,I
Toe Tri,,sr af Bank have declared StMl-ASN q. ',
p. .SJ Ii. BAL % SIX PER CENT al ieposI.s u~. irn
-...+I..'- .-. .arr Tr- 9l HARRISON HALL. P..,II.u
-, % t..,sg. e. D. BAILFY. trrl-.
r. .I al. I,,4aui M Bunk riI tat 4tt~Tesi rom
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-12
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
By Overland Telegraph.
sPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Septemb

\ request having been made by the
London sunday School Union that
Sabbath schools in the United States
should unite with the schools in for
eign countries in observing October
10Th as a day of PRAYER for Sabbath
schools. Rev. DIR. Vincent, of the
New York SUNDAY School Union, has
Endorsed the appeal. and asks the
schools in this city and elsewhere to
observe that day.
The friends OF Mrs. Benton, arrest
ed Yesterday as an important witness
in the Stokes case, alleges that the evil
dence she would give would be the
following: She had been visiting "a
friend at the Grand Central Hotel
half an hour before the commission of
the murder, and, happening to look
out of the parlor window, saw on the
opposite side of the way Edward ).
Stokes. She beckoned to him and he
crossed Broadway and entered the
hotel. He then came up to the parlor
and conversed with her over fifteen
minutes. She left him III the parlor,
descended the Ladies' stairway, and
was lust out of the street door, when
Fisk met her, and talked with her in
trent of the hotel for Il few moments.
Fisk then entered the hotel, and she
started, when she heard the report of
a pistol and saw a boy run out Of the
hotel in evident fright. She then
went back to the ladies entrance, and
had again entered the hotel, when,
looking up the stairway, she saw two
men carrying Fisk up the stairs. AS
she was going up the stairs, she found
OH one OF the lower steps a revolver,
and from its position, thought that 1t
must have belonged to Fisk. She
had concealed the revolver, and had
gone up stairs to her friends room,
when that friend persuaded her not
to reveal her finding the pistol. Since
the murder she had not said anything
to the authorities concerning Fisk's
revolver, fearing it might impare the
chances of Stokes acquittal.
The mass meeting at the Cooper IN
stitute this evening in favor of cheap
transportation was unusually large
and important. The call for the meet
ing was signed by the majority of the
heaviest business firms in the city.
Mayor Havemcvcr presided, and adj
dresses were made by a number of
the prominent merchants. An aSSo-
cii.ion to be known as the New York
Cheap Transportation Association
was formed, and resolutions were
adopted declaring the true policy of
the government to be TO protect the
interests OF commerce from corpora
tons and monOpolieS, which tend to
subvert the rights of the people, pro-
nouncing a double railroad track ex-
cluSivel fol- freight absolutely neces-
sary, and demanding a reform in the
management OF railroads. The fre-
quent ana arbitrary changes in freight
rates are denounced, and uniform
rates demanded.
The trials of the members of the
Board OF Work of Jersey CITY, under
Indictment tor ~malfeasance in office,
resulted in a verdict of not guilty.
\ new Brooklyn paper is to be is
sued October LIST.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-12
CARRIER.
Butler Defeated.

This mornings SENTINEL contains
the particulars of the Massachusetts
Republican State Convention. 1t will
be seen that Washburne was renomi-
mated for Governor by acc,amation.
The convention appears TO have been
harmonious, though not very cnthu-
siastic. y prominent member of the
Butler faction seconded the nOmina-
ton of Governor Washburne. This
looks like there would he no bolt. In
fact Butler cannot afford to attempt
a disruption of the Republican party
At this time. He is playing for higher
stakes and knows full we'll that his
only hope OF success lies in remaining
true 10 that organization. If he seeks
political promotion he is bound to
stand by his party. Il is his only
show. Butler understands this, and
hence we shall expect to see him give
the ticket Just placed in the field a
cordial support. By a proper show
ing of earnestness III the direction in
dictated he will largely increase his
chances for the United States Senate,
and at the same time create consider
able capital for the second place on
the Presidential ticket in 1876.