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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
TIE FARMERS MOVEMENT AND ITS
DANGERS

II was reported some days since that Mr.. s.
M. Smith, Secretary of the Illinois Farmers
Association, had made at Winchester, H., a
speech very violent in tone and exceed
ingly injudicious in the representative
man of great movement, as that of which he
is recognized leader is admitted by its Bit
terest opponents to be. Had he made just
such a speech it would not have been entirely
unaccountable. Very few men could leap so
suddenly into place of prominence and con-
spcuous leadership without losing their self
control But Mr.. Smith had in his previous
addresses and in his conversations with the
special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE, here
tofOre detailed, shown 80 much good sense
and such comprehension of the merits of the
question that we had great hopes of his con-
tinuing to display the ability and tact of leader
ship, and We must confess to a sense of
something like disappointment in reading
what he was reported to have said at this
Winchester meeting. 1t was entirely unlike
him, so Tar as we can judge of his character
from his previously published utterances.
And yet had he talked in the violent and in
judicious manner charged in the report, he
would have simply failed at Just the point
where THE TRIBUNE some time ago expressed
apprehensions of the danger of failure, in
allowing himself to be carried away with
the purely personal and selfish aspects of the
movement. 1t would not have been strange
though igreatiy to be regretted. Farmer
Smith is practical man in his business his
views as a business man are clear-headed and
sensible. Seeing what he conceived to be
injustice and inequality in the treatment of
his guild by the State, he set himself to think
ingu the subject and devising some measure
of relief. SO far as he applies himself to the
consideration of the matter as problem 70
be solved instead of mere grievance ia
gICwl over. he has done and is doing well
But finding himself at the head of move.
ment which promised such large political
possibilities, with the power and influence at
taching to such position, to the exercise OF
which he was unaccustomed by his training
and habi;s, it would not have been unnatural
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IN be sued in the.courts, and compelled through
the Legislature to pay every one OF its honest
Iol,t
ANOTHER TURN or THE sCaEW

The poor, starving coal companies have just
given another turn to the screw, just ITO
"steady the price" of the fuel by which ten
millions of people arc to cook their food and
keep themselves warm the coming Winter.
The Scranton auction sale was held yesterday,
and the average price obtained for the Vo,oVO
tons sold was. IS II per ton against
an average of 50 40 for 100000 tons
sold Aug. %, 1872, and of 81 O3 for
10000 tons sold Aug. 80, 1871, the
famine year. In the year 1870 the pro-
duction was also interrupted by strikes, the
suspension of mining in the Schuylkill region
for four months, terminating Aug. l, enabling,
as President Gowen tells us, the Wyoming
and Lackawanna Companies to Obtain high
prices. Yet the average price for SOoOo tons
of Scranton coal sold by auction Aug 81, 1870
was only 81 49, We bring these prices together
in line in order that the public may COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

Although the session of the American Seem
ti6c Association is over and its members have
dispersed to the riotous eating Of clans on
the New England shore, the luminous results
of its labors still continue TO come to u.s. as
the rays of q star. we are told by the astron-
omers, would continue TO stream upon the
earth for ages after its humiliation. The late
session was a remarkable one in point of in
dustry and practical results, as all our readers
will bear witness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

There is something pleasing in the fact that great
libraries are 80 often the result of personal munif-
cence There are 9O9.45S volumes in the Boston Pub
lie Library and of these % 1888 set down as gifts
TO these are be added the volumes purchased With
the income of the trust funds. The appropriations
by the Municipal Government have been liberal, but
TIE strength of the library has come from private
souroes-lTom Bstos and Bowditcb. Parker. Ticknor.
and Everett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

streets, with view to greater economy IL
the Commission which has the matter In cnarsc
will abandon its economical notions and pro-
vide the city with plenty of good gas, and see
that the lamps are regularly lighted ana
cleaned, they will confer greater benefit we
40 NOT nav half enough in gas bills, nor nave
one third the light we should have.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

Mr.. Gladstone recently elevated" Mr.
Bruce to the peerage for no other reason than
that of having failed to make a good Minister.
Our London correspondent informs us to-day
that another incompetent official, Mr.. Monsell,
the Postmaster General, is to be disposed of
in the same manner-wbich is not at all un-
likely. The Premier is thus coming to the aid
of the Republicans in way they little ex-
pected
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Gnalnfes NptlCes

INsuRrs MEN OF ALL TRADES AND OCcUPA-
u3sN-TR,vGtEEs Lars Asp ACCIDENT Insurance. CosfASI
RATcHFLoR's HAIR DYE is the best in the
ssu ru oa true aHd p instantaneous Hair Dye Alta. druggists.
FIgFPEOoF BUILDING PROCESsEs.-Relable,
ad rconome FOR Instruction night 10 use and oher IN
frmaiins. sapv 10 Col A. DESKoS. Paterson, n j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

There is proposition pending to change
Che system oil paying for the gas used In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

Here is another suit against the city disputed
on technical grounds. The claimsis for work
done in 1859, and approved by the Board of
Supervisors. But since that time the Legsla-
ture has authorized another Board to examine
into the claims of that year, and there are no
appropriations out of which TO pay them if
found correct. 1t is stated that this is only one
of fifteen similar cases held by hard working and
poor men who did honest service, and who are
made to suffer as if they were as dishonest as
the Ring contractors themselves. The Con-
troller probably has no option but to refuse
payment. But it ought to be the first duty of
the city authorities when the Legislature again
meets to make it particularly easy for all honest
claimants to get their money out of the Treas
ury. They have suffered delays and vexation
enough for Others crimes. Do not relax the
grip as far as the dishonest claimants are con-
oerned, but facilitate the honest ones. SO shall
the city in the future get honest men TO do
honest work for IT, Now such men have little
announcement to contract with city that has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS.


ho emerged meants psrsus snI invention that vii taeh
a. ter s badly Of notice well Of eItefsye patron.
80 one Of e important nsntons Of the present u that OF
possss. qualities truness IN marx and cSfs
Penauiy JoHs FoLSr manufacturer Of hns
Gold Pens ara House Their vslue IL
be nag been engaged In our city their ninniae'
We s subseb, the value Of FoLETs PEw from
m humber Of eheery mend hem 70
who wsh or he perfect Gold Pen ever made
Sguef br following Tenemen tud l,OOO Others;
J. r. Williams. Pfstisnt Metropolitan National Banl.
Geo Zoe Prssidenf American Exchange Nstiopa Bank
} A Bsaiaslsg. Cashier National Bank Of North America
In A fllls Prcsiteut Corr Exchange Bsnk
n Lovry President National Bank OF the Republic
,. .. Japan. President Ga.lstn h.lonal Bs9a
Lac g. Ogisu. CASHIER Neui0fk County National Bant
Wa. l. jenkins President Bsnt Of America
J ~. ievIs, Cashier Union National Bank.
CASHIER Bank Of Y. n. Bsbhnf Assochaon
J. 3. souavorth President Atlantic Eauouzl Bank.
Wa. a. Cer CASHIER MseAanes National Bsnk.
Jsrses and Traders National Bshk
J Cran- Cashier shoe aud Leather National Bank
Go ". Wiiet CASHIER Bale Head BanE
Itarke. Dodge a CO. Wells, Fargo Co
Howe A Nscy United States Express Co.
While Mo0rs 4 Co Barclay Livingston
Vsrniivs 90. H. J. Raymond Co, New rort
Wiuai0w. l4auief q Ce. Daily Times
Geo a. Arthur L Co A. GORDON, Cashier heH-forf Her
Ttsk Hatch aid
n. r. Morgan Co T. kesoham 20.
American kIprtss Co SB ChendeD 4 Ca
Adam. grpress Co johnson Higgins
rbis. Dsnnis vee President AtaBhc Huusl IHL 90
DANIEL d. smith President Commercial Mutual ms Co
Eseoi Walter President Mercantile Mutual Ina Co
A r. Nluarih, Vics.Freident Home fire Ina Co
MONS Frsathn. President ev-York Life los Co.
JoHS FoIET. Gold Pen Msnaf,eiursr
No. Aston House, opposite the Herald ohcs.
THE tribune ALMANAC for 1878. Price 20
Sereu Tor 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

1t seems to us idle to talk Of restricting or
taxing the delivery of goods across the side
walks. That method of doing business Is
unavoidable. IL is not this to which pedes-
TRANS object, for this necessary nuisance Is
only occasional. But many merchants occupy
parts of the sidewalk with the display OF their
wares. There are numerous streets where salt
barrels, stoves, vitriol-fasks, and even CHINA
crates are constantly exposed as signs. These
should be prohibited. The relief would be
very appreciable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

THE TRIBUNE said yesterday, discussing the
agitation by the press of the Salary Grab,
Occasionally bird drops" We chronicle
one more-Mr. j. F. Bird of NewJersey, who,
as is announced this morning, "has returned
"his back pay, together with the interest in
part amounting to S4,s7O. 1t is very
wholesome agitation. Bird after Bird departs.
Mr.. Benjamin F. Butler in his Worcester
speech said he knew of zone poor man who
chad used the money to pay his debts and
chad to borrow in order to refund."s Good
fellow he, and the world g great deal better
for his doing it. The conscience Fund
is MT much as a matter of money, but as a
thermometer of conscience and public virtue
it is invaluable. The more Congressman re-
fund now tho less Congressman will have it
to do hereafter.
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The New York herald., 1873-12-12

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Trains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosses ana
Express Tor Hsrrsburs Ptsburg. the West South,
s:aP. NJ Sunday 5 and s:s9P. N:
~ana Air Line Al $40 NJ and F. SUNDAY.
9P: N. For Baltimore and Washington, via BalIinore
: and Ohio Rsiroad At Z 80 io T. NJ daiy.v ,.,o
7:so s:3o sP M, and u night Sunday, s G. 10. 80
For Trenton, at 20 A. M 2 $40 and $40 Sunday.
Emigrant and second class, p NJ
For Newark at g $50 Z; 20 a;io, TO- j A. M ~ n,
5so III s0 ~ ,n y 80 NJ and Il night sunday -
f%G, % aso, s5 40 10 80 $40 $40 s. s:lo s:a
s s:lS & 10 4 LAP 20 M. and u night sunday So
For RAILWAY. s. $50 7ao. s. 10 A. M, ~ NJ ]. gso.
$40, $40 4l0, 80, s 20, $40 6o 8 80 so s:lo 10
For Woodbridge and Perth Amboy, and 10 A NJ. 80.
For New Brunswick;7 20 and sA NJ, l2M., $40 20
b20 6;i9 1880 r. NJ, and u night. Sunday, GAO anc
For East Milestone, sA. M, l2 noon and $50 p M
For Lamberville and bennington, 80 A. NJ and r. NJ
Accommodation for Bordentown Burlington and Cam
dem 80 and 70 A. M Il 80, 40, and 6O r NJ
For Freehold, 20 A. NJ, and r. M
For Jamesburg, Pemberton and Camden, N, and 20
Trains arrive follows From Pittsburg $50 A. n.
1235 and :35 r. NJ, daily; II :55 A. NJ daily, cxceps
Gao A. NJ 5 Is and 1927 P. NJ. sunday, aE and 6:N
A. N. and 10 ~ r. NJ. From Philadelphia, 5.22 sss,
GAO 80 10 is and II IS A. NJ 2l5 5l5, sos. Sla aud
i0:27P ~ Sunday, b:22, 6Oe GAO. 10 and II is "
Mcset ofhces, 52s, 4s5, 27l and s44 Broadway; No
House and foot Of Desbroses and Cortsndt streets
Emisrant ticket @ Office No. Battery place povn :.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

FOR Queenstown AND LIVERPOOL
n1yS 9 Ma Mail are Appointed e SAL S e
CITY CITY oS o. sSsrRHa NON 6AL .sasrdaS Dee 20 z NJ
Ty Ty az az nMw saturaas Dec - no0a
oiil of BRooKLYN !. .ssiarSay Jan Jan i6 ia Il 4 NJ
and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday from pier
No''h A''e' RATES OF PASSAGE
CABIN, SO $50 and $40, gold according TO aecormo
honnd trip tcKcts at low rates.
sTHEERAanaIo LyeTpool 9aeensto@wn @ GassSw Lon
tGeaes Sss. euprency Srss'0' Of o'''' - 'epA' oe'
rassseissrs also orSardea 70 nayre, Hamburg swe-
Draiss issued at lowest rates
companys ONCE au Is Bsoad~ay "p'S
ror steerage Passage, at is Broadway pier 10 North
JOHN g. DALE, Agent or to
soas sSr,Sa sSrnsr Lake street Chi
Wm. lnman, Liverpool and No. Rue Scribe Paris
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The Sap and H. bseeS % Sevna,er win
M on oS ss!nnsS nrS m az MI from Bremen
ship AMERicA, Captain Il. Bussins, on wednesdaS, %
Rates Of passage TO London, Havrc and Bremen raya
ble in gold. or is equivalent IN currency
Second cabin ............... q
For lieshtor passage Apply g ,,,c,,s 20 .n.n,.
No 2 Bowling Green
) SE%a y9sk TO sLAsGsoMa LIyEsrooL
These eiesant new Clydobniit steamers will sail from
pier 50 North River as follcws:- -, - -
GEORGIA s,uraay Dec e
every alternate Saturday reaier, akng passen
at through rates TO all parts Great Britain ana
ireland, Norway, Sweden Denmark aud Germany.
Drafts 81 and upwards For freight or passage ap-
ply to AUSTIN, BALDWIN co, Agents,
NO " Broadway
stcerase snicc, No. 40 broadway.
only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL I, TRANsATLANTIC coMrANy's MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAvRE, CALLING AT BREST.
The splendid vessels this favorie route Tor the
Conunent will sail from pier No 80 North River us ol-
PEREIRE, Danre. saturday Dec IL
EUROPE ismare. saturday Uee n
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD lnclIdng wine),
TO BREST OR HAVRE
First cabin $i25 Second cabin S75
Excursion tickets at reduced rates .
American travellers going to- returning rom, the
transit by English rsway and the discomors Of cross
g the eeaes me hnen SuBS % a1a e1
CTEAMER PEREIRE FOR BREsT AND HAvRE,
- will leave pier No. % North River, foot OF Morton
street. Saturday, December Is AT IL O'Clock Passen
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent.
limited STATES MAIL LINE-sTEAM TO QUEENS
Sailing every Wednesday.
WYOMING Guard. ............ December IL at2P.M.
IDAHO, Moore December "a at 80 4. NJ.
Cabin passage, $50 gold; Stecrage, $50 currency.
Prepaid tickets, $50, currency:
Passengers booked TO and from Paris, Hamburg, Nor
way and Sweden. &c. Drafts on Ireland, England,
France and Germany at lowest rates Apply to
WILLIAMS GUION, 70 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
(tHEAP TICKETS TO THE SOUTH AND WEST FOR
~ sale. +. Il. JONES. Weber piano rooms, Fifth ave-
aud Sixteenth street.
L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Fall River.
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY q North River OF Murray street.
daily Sundays excepted) at4 NJ Through tickets sold
~ an prncpai no'es y I'i p BxcoN, superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-12-12

DAcIpIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANy's LINE.
Monday, December stcansMHp Mnpn ti,es =, .
Captain A. O. Gray, leaves pier =. Norn nINcr ~ !.
O'Clock NJ Tor Aspinwali, connecting WIN steamer at
Panama Tor Acapulco Manzshno , s"1"n, y, ,a snn s
Central American and South Pacific ports 49,.
Steamers Tor and CHINA leave ran rrancisco on
fst and 10Th oi each month j. -. .......... -
For passagc iiciHht nppiy nv tht cohp""ys "Hce,
wv = WV" "''''' ii. j. BCLLAY. supcrinicndent
The New York herald., 1873-12-12

and tri-Weekly to Richmond
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From pier 81 North River. foot Of Beach street stcsin,
steamers for Norfolk City Point and Richmond Tues
days. Thursdays and SATURDAYS same hour.
all points South and Southwest via Virginia ana iennes
Atlantic Coast SeabOard and other lines also by
chesapeake Ohio Railroad for Western Points ana
by steamers Norfolk for Newbern and WashiI gion N
G., and other points -. TO- ,.,x ...
The New York herald., 1873-12-12

90 WEST 18th STA YOUNG WOMAN AS FIRST
~ class chambcrmSid; Is an excellent waitress; no
objection 10 private boarding house good city refer
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
SITUATIONS wANrEu-srALEs.

YOUNG CHINAMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS
"A nrst class cook, understands his business thor
oughly speaks English and spanish Address call
POLLING GUN SEE, 81 Mott St
The New York herald., 1873-12-12
C0AsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DEMTTTANcES TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND. Nd
~ Drafts for 81 and upwards issued mt reduced rh"
by FAPscOTT BRUTHERS CO, " south street
The New York herald., 1873-12-12

CToNINGToN LINE FOR BosToN-THE ELEGANT
RHODE ISLAND every Tuesday, Thursday and sstur-
day.
day from pier IS North River, at r. NJ
The New York herald., 1873-12-12

S,oUTHERN IINE-FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
- The following new and first class steamers wiz saj
every Wednesday at r. M from pier ~ East RIVER
steamer CITY OF GALVESTON, Captain Evans Dee y
steamer CITY OF DALLAS, Captain HINES Dee 81
Steamer CITY OF HOUSTON, Captain Deering. Jan.
Freight received daily. Through rates to Galveston,
Indanoa Rockport or Aranzas Wharf, Brazos san'iage
freight or passage wing superior accommodations a-
ply 10 c. H. MALLORY co. Agents. l53 Maiden lane
The New York herald., 1873-10-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON; Oct. 7. 1873.
ess! s ssis Sssa'y ss sss s
sales So. Stock, 1890.
Cotton firm but less active mddlngs, isAc, islc.;
0T a miqnss Net rssap & Bales sGt cross ssos SsnaT as
Cotton firm; supply limited; middlings lie: l7lc.
Ne Net receipts ss bales Exports coastwse, 2s6 Sales
Net receipts yesterday sl and stock lOl9t
receipts, 5ss bales sales, $50 Stock issss '''
Cotton firm: middlings I7c low miidlings l6i!c.;
Tc sn o gsiaary Sc Net receipts s' bales Sales
WILMINGTON, n. G., oct 7, 1873.
for saHed CRUDE v rpenne aTe IL s steady S 81 90 for hard
ss for yellow dip and virgin. Tar steady at 81 10
9, amber MiGhigan cash and October 81 s9 December
isanSs9 o S ssSs an At ,o suo & 1f m No Re-
ceiptsmsoo bbIs -four 1900 bushels %heat 1900 do
bushels wheat and 100 do corn. ''.' ''o,' ~.
15 sp5ng Y, ss = or amber Winter 81 % White winter
sas es p IS quiet 4 s sc Barley ssady
s% ssa Ssd E
- s. Pss
ss to to bsny s and ss 20 Ssy Dares n
$4,000 feet of lumber. Shipments-35DO bbis. -four
1900 bushels wheat 3S 500 do barley 97O00
Grain on the canal from Buffalo and oswego, for tide
water yesterday at be ascerfained,
29300 bushels wheat 1855 900 do. corn st, 900 do.
oats, $1,000 do barley and S7,0O do. rye.
Lake and rail imports for the last twenty hours
Flour 1880 bbls wheat l704 bushels corn, s25,o5s
~ %n'f Raj sa sp s.ses sG sar % a
oats 2s70) do. barley, l5U do Canal freghts steady
Sa M s M The grain
reportng sales l5U0 bushels No. 53c 5000 do.
Western No. q in lots, SIC. The market Is bare Of
barley Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO, Oct 7, 1873.
FlcEr firm and scarce; an advance asked. nut none
established; sales OF good to choice extra spring at
q 20 50 Wheat steady; sales sf No psprng. p 10
81 os5 N"vembsr No ssPripg q q s9.s rejected
steady at ssss $685. cash or October a,Sc, Noyem s
FOR No 2 cash S4c. November; rejected, solac Sic
Rye steady at 66c 65hc for No Barley IN air de-
quiet and unchanged; nothing doing to establish any
change in quotations, Whiskey steady ac 92c. CSC.
Preights-ceIn 70 Buffalo e wheat to Buffalo o, &C.
DO corn sSo do oats zoo DO rye and 10000 barley
shiumens bbs -four rs coo bushels wheat 32lOO0
do corn. $4,000 do. oats and 1900 do. barley.
The New York herald., 1873-10-08
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY s7s-TR1PLE SHEET

and lie for hards We quote :-Cuba-Rsfnng inferior
TO common 7c Tsc.; fair to good fair TIC. lssc
good 70 prime, &C. a sHc; grocery fair to good sac
ssc prime 10 choice ssc. a SAC: centrifugal, hhds
ana boxes S1c y4c. moIasses, hhds and boxes, &c
aI,ac; melado, &c. &C. Havana-Boxes Dutch stand
nru nos Ito9, 7c 7Ac. do, 10 10 II SC. sac: do.
X u aaoS ssAc 9l5c; do l6 to Is 9hc lOc do,
~ ~ 70 % IYhc lOrc.; white. 9Ac. loAe. Porto
h.co,nHeeanins = common to prime C q sac grocery,
so IL sac. Sc Java-Dutch standard, Nos. 10 to II
s'4e; S7sc Mana-Superior and extra superior, 7c-
RIcr-The market steady with sales in a jobbing
way OF ~ terces OF Carolina at SIC gLc 81 bags OF
sc
apehre OF sales Clover was quiet, but firmly held at
nc. Iinothy was dull and quoted nominay at $3 20.
sTkAkss continued IN good demand and was hrmer:
SAFES OF lbs In hhds prime city spot. at &C., and
l1l tlerces to arrive at sac. q sac.
TALLow was duil and without material change In price
Sales OF 20 tierces air country at 7c, and 5000 lbs
prime DO, At &C., city held at Size
WHrsKKY-Recopts ITO bbls.; o shade easier and
moderately mod active Sales Of 5o bbs at u Oi1s and 100
WooL-rhe market presents new features Trade
still continues dull, but prices rule steady No
further decline Is looked tor description owing
to the unusually Hight supply now in store. The Boston
and Philadelphia markets are reported as active with
full prices being realized sale OF 10000 lbs Xxx Ohio
fleece made in the latter city saturday about
1919 cash: The sales here embrace lu00 lbs Cape at
Se q bales spring California 2Sac 70 do bury do,
Mc.; "a bags mixed fleece, 29c 5000 lbs combng de-
lane do. 60c. l0,0)0 do Xxx Ohio do, 52ec bales
secured Cape. 5000 lbs. spring California and 20 bags
super pulled private
The New York herald., 1873-10-08


1872. 1873.
Gross earnings in nine monthss Oo 500 $50 629
iotal increase. l6,2li,22