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, 1873-06-17
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, June 16.
ALCoHOr-waR In dsmand at II 8OGslB5.
DNOOM-COltN-Ihe demand continues active, the
quoted prizes being fully Sustained. as follows: No.
hurl, 7essHe; No. 1 stock braid, 5H@6kc: No. do.
4b@ssc; No. . do, 1A94o; inside green, 1850; do
rstt lip, 3494Hoi do paio and rod, 2h@3Nc.
BEANS AND pEAs-There ia very little doing. OK
cept In choice hand-pcxed navtea, which sell readily
md very scarce. Ne repeat: Choice handpicked
uay!es. t2:16: DO mediums, ,S2.5o@2b5; inferior
srn1ssM 81 tla3ao; II; Saas grssn peas u bF' 4ol6o
DUTTEls-Qulet prevailed In the buttsr market, and
prices underwent no 1notable change. Both local and
outside buyers wore engaged but neither claoB oRur
atcd with any HboratJ, and tho volume Of salea COM
aratiyely WAS anal. Wo quote: Strictly choice yell
low, l8922o; medium TO good, 15G117o: inferior to
common 10@14o.
BA6G1NG-namalnA quiet and unchanged. Ordera
wero being nllad ut the annoxod quotations: Stark,
39Eo; Ludlow. 36o; Lewiston, sac; Americar s2c; ;
Auuskeag, 500; Ottor Creek, u3<c; burap buys, and
bu 20lB92o; guunieh, single 17@l6o; do double, 28@
GOO; wool snlks. G5@67c.
BUILDING MATEN1ALs-Thcro Is liberal sup-
light. Fricoa unaattel for most materials hut with
out quoabla chanKs: stucco, s.. 30; New York atue
co. casting. s3.75Qs4.oo; aurariuo do, $3.6o84.00
Portland cement, $7NGsT.50 par bri RoBandale
comont, $325Q3a.o0; Utica, Louisville, md Akron
cemont, $500 pcr hrl: marble dust, $3.95s3.5o !;
lime III hulk, 8oc@$l. 90 :o tbrls>, $i.l0@1.43 per
brl white sand. psr brl sa oe@3 pasterlng halr.
Ing brick {co.ninon sdo0la7oo; Fewer brick, $1,000
country brick, $1200 delivered milwaukee, pressed,
$260, dol; do common, $400 Iacino presaol $15 90
GS2B0O, d8l; do common, $l4.00; indiana pressed,
$a2.00G334.O0; do common, $11.00@l6.U0; nre clay,
per brl, s300QSt.0o.
for domestic window Na,a, from which reduction
IN rant Il n den1cras
, 1873-06-17

Withdrawn from Btoro on Saturday for city con-
sumption. 1924 bu wheat; 2,385 bu corn; 8, 200
bu oata 5,Aa7 bu barley.
Tho following grain has boon inspected into
store. this morning, up to 10 O'Clock: 1Sl cars
wheat; 02o cars corn; $500 bu No. do,
900 bu No. q do, md 1900 bu rejected
do. by canal, II cars oats; 1000 bu rojocsod do,
by canal cars rye. Total (Sso oara), 100000
bu.
Tho following slows the distribution Of tho
broadatufrs shipped out from this city during
tho past 1oek
, 1873-06-17
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

MONDAY EvHN1No, Juno 10.
CATTLE-necslyed snoo Saturday, GOOD head. Tho
enormous reeopts frightened buyers and there vas
general holding of for lower prices Thls resulted
In Decline there s prospect Of large receipts to-
morrow, aud Boleru did not feel tuHtlAel in holding
over. but, dcspts their efforts to realize, and their
wnges6 to freely shade pricea to accomplish that
result thoy unable to infse any fo into trade,
and only small portion Of the oGoringn found takers.
Prices woro very Irregular, aomo Raes making At fully
2sc OF, whc othcra did not show reduction of moro
than 16c. Texas csto comprised very considerable
proportion Of tho receipts hnd the decline In these
was moro sevcre than In nhtfved. The market closed
neak, with the pens full Of unaold stock.
.. QUOTATIONS.,
Extrh Doovca-drnde1 steers, averaging 400
lbs and upward ......................... 6.00St1o
Choice Deoyss-F1no, fat, we'll formed 3year
to yoar old aecers, averaging 1,2o0 TO
GOOD Bes1ca-Weitatencd, aneiy FORMED '''s'0''
stecra averaging 1,1oo to ,26o lbH...... 65S@660
aging 1850 to 1.2oo lbs. 6oo@5.2s
Butchsrs' 8tock-Common to fair ntcera,
and good to extra COWS, for city
slaughter averaging 800 to 100 lbs. 9t0347a
Stock Catt1e-Common cattle, In Decent
fenh, averaging 100 to 1850 bs.......... s.eo@475
Infcrior-Ltght and thin COWS, heifers,
staRa bulls, and scal1awng steers. 3o0a325
Catte-Toxas, Northern wintercd. ....... 3.75G35G0
Cattie-Te1as, through drovcs. 90oS3.6o
, 1873-06-17

Vessels ero offered freely 5So for corn to Duf-
falo wheat to DO quotnlAo at Coz kingston OF 1158o on
corn and 12No fer wheat. Tho charters reported
]. g. MastcI, Lucorne, I. Danfor.h, 7. 2. sheldon,
corn at 5ho- To Port colbornO-sehI Abba Z: An
tarews, corn ut Go. To Kingston-schr O. g. Mixer,
wheat at 123c, TO Portland, via sarnia-props Eaas
Saginaw and Montgomery, corn at through ratio. 70
Boston, via Dudao-PTop Emptrp Slate, wheat and
corn ut through rate, TO Now York, via Buffalo-
Prop Wm. II. Tweed, corn st through rate. To Eric
Prop philad9phia corn at through rato Total cspao-
In tho afternoon the schr 0. H. Bond chartered
for corn to Kingston at 113c, and the schr City Of
Groeu Bay for whcat to Kingston. The rate of tho
BUFFALO, Juno 13.-Chartera reported Bark Bunl-
er Cloud coal to Muskegon st sl.5o per ton, freq
day,sch1s Hggta and Jones, Colngtord; Lvanvallou-
burgh and Riverside, coal to Duluth a $lo5 per ton,
free, and wheat back to Buffalo at 100 por bu; Prop
1nth At sloo per ton, free and wheat back to Buffalo
at loo 1por bl.
, 1873-06-17

schr Dan Now6allt MuaEo9On, 10 n lan.bcr.
seir y ayen st,Sicaot l3o ads lmnGr. hr; u,r
sohr aIyat'e, asaae,esi M,,saeeo, 100 Il, lumber.
sehr ehr oaecn &C. r. o wes Seoo ioo m r
Btmr Corona. . Joseph, 21e9 bo1ea Strawberries %
Prop ety eo of 4Isyorse, rravorse Oily, eBs m lumbar
sehE 9syton "; ,;I pelle, 0swsgo. 40 @ tons coal.
sehr ehr Giad fdnsS Msiego M Ss IS N lumber 10 m
schr Adriac, n1ustoson, 12t II, lumber. 20 IN la.h.
BchT Advance, Mnskcgon 16o m lumber.
ser sesr Myfs naakeso sk anscE Ss h 1Sa sr 0'f
achr Herald, MsEe@son, @ 14o N IN lumber, 100 m lath.
sshF ssF esE Mesx ME"sasss osSesa ao 90 81 Smss s sc,
schr VIM. IIunor, Cleveland, 88 tons grindstones.
schr @ i. M:GSsh, osTosso, SsSss pe' COO tons coal.
geht John hlagss, osweaot go tons coal.
aels Sea nlsa Grand msvsn 1t9 %! n lumber 80 1ath
GEE GEE nia;rd 9iDis; arss svon % apcr
Rfs sss 1Wyomi1g Grand tx LOO lumber
aoer i j. klnq, Mnaiegon, g n lumber.
sohr Emsno, % I,aSogons. as'lli lis N n lumber M :'
sohs Jena Tioba'ss, Maa&egon, isS m lumber. 10 m
sehr Trinidad, 1,.t1s eoaus, s1o tons coal.
ssrz ssz L. Mon9inso nsma 20 29o ), n a< lumber
M M5chr Miner. Mu1kegon, 200 m lumnor.
senF Sh T.; =; q. uPay, MnAksgon, 1o IN lumber.
sohr yhroe Bos, luskogont 1870 m lumber
eetr Kate Lyons Muskcgon, 200 m lumber
5ohf Mh1fl"fndt LHdington, 1lD m lumber.
schr ERE ~; aat5ost2 uheooy8an: :5o IL n lumber
scow nowena, White 1ako, 30 m lumber, $40 m
Hcow aout6 Haven, South Haven, % m timber, ~ eds
barK
6enr tlelafu Mot uconto, lou m !ufnbort w m ntn
9afge =; r. A1lon, GRAND Ahgen, l9u N ll1mbor.
scnr 7: OtSauon, nranxtoft, w n Jumper.
6caf 9eo MaHas uuiaio foo to1lh coal.
5chf Y. Dafoef, !ualngtont 1ql n lumber:
u ScnI =; a. N1eholson, Er1o, law tnfia coal.
Eehr Atanta1 oaMcgo o09 tons coal:
6shr @ u H. sa3SppaTn ooanE hH9s. na ~ ~ lumoef.
Ss Ste GhnI al ts.!s"} 4%e ~ Aolooet'
Sh otinE t3 s.. Aloans, Elgf smnuL!cs' ,oo A.,
GUILE aans o1oAe', 1onS"u1ee' @oo III 'unpoF' NV y
| ri, IonSs;, ,.,
6 6shr EIanxan, , aanitoWoe, m s, "a N ~ ssayes;
Behr hiuskogon, 10 N lumber, ~ " n l; iata: T.
Prop Montgomcry, Port Huron, 10 brs lnt, and aun-
! o.s 9!5... ar1Gs. ,x,,.. 1.,,...
senw i 9 naaa", a,s M9Hasnot Nt a1g ~ y ~ i
6cnE zen. s1eeoi, A1anlalee Ky ~ u lImper.
schr Mesa ns s11sse% x9 w n q iapos ba m ~ ,,h
1enr Gansout MusAeSona III 1oV ~ ntoeI, ov ~ AA'
nsn1 Wy. a.uo, gaM98o, l.see Heta Illtpno Noas
| DnIg9 nte1cnlyi Lud3nR.on! ~ 11 laA1oes'
n nsa ~ ~ iau1s " Atncot,s 80 ~ Imt1ueI. onn
nalBo =. -. =, p[nlsu 4mson oVw ~ II. aultt. t
ad,ntso MotY1tiIe u1anu n"sE ,an ~ ~ .uuoot'
oohr o IVY 49Sy usWGso 49, as o2o ~ e9n, 'n.,o
schr r. F.rosan 1cnnto Iaa ~ nj nl,ar
9Gr 9 Il -: r. E9eI4usqn, oeoIto, lto ~ iuIups1'
, 1873-06-17
MARIN
Port OF Chicago,

ARRIVED. D...., Juno II, u, ld.
BchF Sky L&rk Erie, 600 tons coal.
Bcbr II. u. Locke, Erie, coo tons coal.
'Bchr ualHted, Buffalo, 900 tons coal.
Hcllr Swallow, Buffalo. $50 tons coal.
schr DE!dgeportwater, Buffalo, 900 tons coal.
Bcnr MarouXo, Buffalo, 27h tolis coal.
ephz ea4 flat AQl{slo4 Nv y p lumber
, 1873-06-17
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, June 10.
Tho following were the receipts and shipments
OF tho loading articles Of produce In Chicago
during the past forty-oight hourn, and for the
corresponding date ono year ago;
, 1873-06-17

SHEEP-Wcro in good demand At about saturday's
prces sales being mAle At 6350@5 90 for cotpnou to
choice. All sold. Tie receipts we're 1874 head.
, 1873-06-17

ID COWB.. GOV 4.AV
HOHB-Reccivcd einco Saturday, t, 800 head. There
good attendance Of buyers, but tho hot weather
tended to check operations and trading WAS slack.
Prcea without aterI2l change, ruling firm at tho
opening, but closing weak, with ! rather downward
look. Sales reported ut $437@6.lo for poor to
extra.
, 1873-06-17

CHICAGO / NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
C9ty qees, Randolph and LaS1e. and rs Canals
M. t,b3is
, 1873-06-17
.
LUMBER.

MONDAY EVENING, Juno 10.
Tho receipts Of lu1nhoE weEo Of liberal character
There fair attendance Of interior and local lny
ers and the trade opened nctive, somewhere III tho
priees rulol about tho Same lAat week. Common
boards and strips sold at So 90 md cosrse mix
cd cargoes foc pinch and 90 for Inch;
ath S. shingles, $780, Good to choice boards and
atrps at $lAo0@17oo. No salea Of piece stufs wsro
Lumbar has becn coming in al day, and at tho close
quito number Of cergocs wcro 1ayang ut the docks.
Following are the Halea
Cargo schr J. Hibbard, from Grand Haven, 90 m
common atrps and boards at 5000; Ia m lath at
Cargo 4. u. Kingston, Mnaeegoo, rs p common
boards ut 1000 aohr Hcra1d, MuBkegon, 146 m co-
mon mixed at $1,000 for inch, $500 for 2inch 10
lnth 1t g. 90 schr Monsoon, from MuskeRon, 1l0 m
strips ind boards At 5000 for inch, and $900 for
neh E,as1e dEom hustsgon q o 12S : , srRs and
Cargo schr Ga1necock, from Muhkegon, 1os N COM
mon boards and stripe at $3.50; Gs NJ do at 1915; Is
m lath 1t $780, schr Fashion, fron Muskcgon 1885 N
$500. r. Hayden, from Muskegon, le5 IN boasds aud
strips At 80. 6chr kinorya, from Muskcgon. 2l0m
ilirun bonrda md atzips at $780, Sold BY Martin,
Rycraon l. Co.
and boards at Oo ats m lah At 81 90; 904 m shin
glos ii 90. Sold by Irish, I3ullsn l. %.
LuMpEK F1K1aHTs.
Elanistes $3.50: Ludngton, 81 60; Muskegon, $oo0;
Cconto, $3.256s3.50; Mcnomueet $260G82.75; Pent-
vatcr, $3.50; White Lake, $3.50; Grand Hayen, $500
@225.
At TIE YARps.
Dealers report tolcraby fair trndo at tho yards.
The market for clear lumber Is hr1 and for dry alho,
the stocks Of such getting low. Flat pcketS
higher ewing to the Light supply. Prices for common
green lumber are Irregular aud CONCESSIONS are mado
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DIR. RADWAY'0.
SarsaParillian
RESOLVENT.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

!. Good spirits. disappearance Of weakness,
he. and muscles, etc.
? Strength increases. sppetite improves, relish
'or food no more sour eruetations watefbrash,
n fresh and vigorous.
8. Disappearance Of spots, blotches, pimplss !;
the skin looks clear and healthy. the urine chang
sherry or amber color; vafer passes freely FROM the
bidder through the urethra without pain o. scald-
ing little or no sediment; no pain or veaknss,
Marked diminuiion Of quantity and frequency
OF involuntary weakening discharges, II aIscte1
that way, with certainty Of permanent cure. In
creased strength exhibited in the secretinx glands
and functional harmony restored 70 the several
gsns.
.. Yellow tinge on the white Of the eyes, and
the swarthy saffron appearance OF the skin chang
ed TO clear, lively aud healthy color.
O. Those suffering from weak or ulcefatsd luuss,
OF tuoercies viii realize great benefits in sxpect0
rating freely the tough phlegm or IN ucous FROM tn
lungs, sir-ce,ls. BROUGHT or wind pipe. throat OF
head diminishing the frequency Of cough general
Increase Of strength throughout the 81 STEM stop
page Of nig1t sweats and pains, and feeling q
weakness around the ankles, legs shoulder, etc,
eessIon Of Cold and ehills, s.nse of su6ocati0n,
hard Breathing. psrox SINS Of cough on lying down
or arising in the morning. AL these Distressing
symptoms gradually and surely disappear.
q As day after day the Sarapariilian Is taken.
now signs Of returning health will appear; as the
blood improves in strength and purity disease viii
diminish. and all foreign and i'm pure deposits nodes
'AAois, cancers, hATu lumps, ETC., - resolved
away, and the uns,und made sound and healthy;
ulcers fever sores, cnronic skin diseases, gradu-
ally disappear.
$. in cases -here the system has beeu salavsted.
anu mercury, QUICKSILVER. corrosive sublimxto,
have accumulated and become deposited In the
bones, joints, ETC., causing carries of the bones
lckets spinal curvstures, eontortions, white swell
hnes. varicose veins, etc, the sar,apsnllian Win
resolve away these deposits and exteminats the
virus of the disease from the system
y III those no are taking these medicines for the
cure OF ehroncs, scrofulogs. syphiliic diseases
however slow may be the cure, ''feel better and
anu their general health improving their desh and
weight increasing, or even keeping its own, II il .
sure ign that the cure Is progressing In these Dis
eases the patient either gets better worse--the
virus OF the disease Is not inartive IN arrested
and driven from the blood, 1t will spread and con-
tlnue TO undermine the constitution. As
the sarsapariliian makes the patient feel better
every hour you will grow bettsr. and tpcYeass II
health, strength and hesh.
The grea, power Of this remedy is In the dissas-
IS IN I threaten death-as in
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Inflammation of the Bladder
and Kidneys,

in chronic cases of leuehrrhea and uterine diseases
In tumors, nodes, hard Jumps ani syphiloid Ill
Gers IN dropsey; in venereai sore throat, ulcers.
aud IN tubercies Of the lungs, in gous dyspeps,s.
fhet IN tism, ricketts,, in mercurial deposits-it 10
In these terrible forms Of disease here the human
body has become complete wreck, and where
every hour of existence is torture, wherein this
great remedy challenges the establishment and adj
mIation Of the sick IL 10 in such cases, where all
the pleasure Of existence appear cut ID fom tho
unfortunate, and by its wonderful almost super
natural agency 1t restores the hopeless TO . new
lite and nev existence where this great remedy
stands alone in its might and power
In the ordinary skin diseases that every IL
more or less troubled with lew doses will in
cases, and a iew bottles in the aggravated
forms, work permanent cure.
Those afflicted with chronic diseases should
purchase package containing one DOZEN bottles
Price $40 per DOZEN, 81 per haif-Jozes bottles,
or 81 per bottle. Fold by drurgizts.
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CONSUMPTION

OF the lungs and tSbercuous phtiss. scrofu's syph
Hold diseases wasting, degeneration and uleerstou
OF the kidneys. diabetes, stoppage of vatsr instan-
eous relief afforded where cAtheters have TO be
used. thus DOING away with the painful oper alton
Of using these Instruments dissolving stone in the
bladder, and in all cases Of
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Radway's Ready Relief

kidneys, Inflammation of the Bladder, inaamma-
ton Of the bowels, Congestion Of the Lungs, Sore
Throat, Difficult breathing, Palpitation Of tho
Heart, Hysterics, Group, DiptheTia. Catzrrh, In
fuenzis, Readache, TCoth4cde, Neuralgia, Eheu-
IaatisB, Cold Chiils, Ague Chills.
The application of the Ready Relief to the part
parts where the pain diticuity exists, will
ford ease and comfort.
20 drops in . half tumbler Of water will, In . few
moments, cure Cramps, spa.us, sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Sick Headache, UrArrhoa, Dysentary,
CoiIc Wind ia the Bowels and all Internal paiu.
Travellers should slEsys carry a bottle Of Rad
ways Relief With them. A fea drops In water
will prevent sickness pans from change Of Wa
ter.
II is better than French Brandy or Bitters ~ .
gtimuIant
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rHEONLY PAIN REMEDY

that ins'stiy stops the most excruciatins pains,
ALLAYS INFLAMMATION AND CURES CON
GEorIOSS.
Whether Of the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels or other
glands and organs, by one application
IN FROM ONE To TWENTY MINUTES.
Nomatter how violent or eIcruciating the pain,
the Rheumatic, B'-i-riiIsn, Innrm, Crippled,
Nervous, Neuraiic OF prCstrAted with disease may
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FEVER AND AGUE,

FEVER AND AGUE CURED FOR FIFTY
CENTS.
There is not q remedial agent in this world that
will cure Fever and Ague, and all other MasYious,
Billions, Scarlet, Typhoid yellow and other fevers,
faded BY Railways Pills. % quick Ksdvsy's
keaiy Relief
Fifty cents Per bottle.
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----~S------ ~--~..5 ruII~uucI ~ TIE
Caldwell regency is almost universally con-
demned by the newspapers of the State, and
MAJ J goso far - to intimate that be Vas Maid
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made just before the old man turned in"
II Wa e,sy enough for Denny to zee, BY
thk time, that something wrong was taking
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Osborn has Manufactured hi- political .ar-
cophagus and might az well be toied to his
permanent mansoleIm. His epitaph has
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even il We have to fight you"
And With this the long boat resumed its
swift advance upon the schooner.
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In the last moment at his residence, Mr..
Fortescue had seized an old sword he chanc-
ed 10 have on his premises. and he thanked
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lns-mentsof the internal visc.ra.
10 Eject a Positive (ure.
PURELY VEGETABLE.

Containing no mercury, minerals, or dslstsrious
Drugs.
sH-Observe the following symptoms resulting
nm the disestiss organs:
on-tipstiOn, Inward Piles, Fullness Of the Blood
to the Head, AsidIty Of the Stomach, Nznses
Heartburn Disgust for Food, Fuliness or Weight in
the Pit Of the stomach, SWIM ming Of the Head
Hurried add difheult Breathing, kluttering Of The
Heart, Choking or sufocating Sensations vhsn in
q lying posture, Dimne-s NJ Vision, Doss or Wehs
t~fore the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head
Deficiency in Precipitation, Yello~nsss Of tie ssin
and Eyes, Pain In the side, Chest, Limbs and
sgsdel hushes Of Heat, Burning in the flesh
es dose Of
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"a" . s..e~ -. A'.c.'.ss, snus addIne to the
ieg .OOs that have gone before = new demon
.'ratioa Of the propriety and verify of the
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nENTIsT. OFFICE, LANG's BUILDING,
KANSAS in3i!.
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RAILWAYS PILLS

RAILWAYS PILLS
viii free the System from all the above Disorders
Price u Cents Der Rex.
eADwAY d CO., g Warren, cor Church street
New York.
Read FALSE AND True Send one Iettsr
stamp TO Rsdvsy 4 Co, No. e. Warren, cor
Church street. New York. fsforna alton sortA
thousands will BE sent in return.
aRd-tu-th-nt4s
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DR.. leadWAy's Perfect PuPxa.
tive and Regulating
Pills

Perfe ny tssteless, elegantly coated for the cure
Of all disorders Of the stomach, liver, bowels. KID
News, bladder, nervous diseases, headaehs con-
sumption, eostiven.ss, Indigestion, dy dyspepsia bill
iousa~-s, bilious fever, inflammation Of the bowels
piles, and all derang-me Of internal yi.e-rp
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The revenues have materially fallen o6
for the last Eve months Of the present FISCAL
year, from what they were expected to pro-
du,., owing TO the general panic nov pre-
vailing, which Commenced about the middle
OF September last The ful. effect Of this
disaster, il it should not Prov . messing a
disguise. i yet to b demonsdatsd. In eli
event il u veur duty to heed tie ls.uu3o6 y
provide !y wi-e and veil considered iexisla-
.ion, a. far a. it lies in your power, aeainst
its re-oocurrence, and 10 take advantage of
all beneais that may have o0assea. Nv
osn judgement is thas. hoseve. ancA isdi-
vidusls msy have suffered, ore luag stsp has
been taken toward specie paymeote; that We
can never have permanent prosperity until
an entire new bssls is reached. and q spscie
hasis cannot be reached and maineaiSsi iii,
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emu OF me PAy0eoO moue IIOm special
appropriations for the mail steamship line
The amount dsaWn from the general treasury
TO meet the deficiency was S., 263 AS. The
constant and rapid extension OF our postal
service. particularly upon railroads, and the
improved facilities for the collections, trans
missions, distribution and
DELIVERY OF MAILS
which are constantly being provided account
for the increase Of the expenditures Of this
popular branch Of public service. The
amount Of postofhces in operation on the S0;h
Of June, 1873, was SO, pa, net increase of
1881 over the number reported the previous
year. The number of Presidential Offices
~ ! 1893, an increase of Ids during the
year. The total length OF the railroad mail
route at The close Of the year wa 6,345, 10,
an Increase of 5,5G6 miles over the year Of
le72 Fihy-nine railroad postofice lines
were in operation on the 30.h of June. 1873.
extending over Il, SEQ miles of railroad routs,
and performing an aggregate service Of a.
US miles. The number Of letters exchanged
with foreign countries was q. l5S, is3 an in.
crease Of 80, 800 over the previous year. and
the postage thesson amounted to 500, 49,
OS6, and the total weight Of correspondence
exchanged in'mails with Europe exceeded
9l2 tons, IN iocresse Of 90 tons over the
previous year. The total cost Of the United
Suites ocean mail steamship service, includ-
ing $73s, 900 paid from special .pprorria-
tious to suhsidiaed iinea Of mail steamers,
vas Sl04, ~, l37. New or additional postal
connections have been concluded With Swed-
en-, Norway. Belgium, Germany, Canada and
japan, reducing postal rates on correspon-
dencs exchanged with there countries
Ineheciuz' efforts have been made
to conclude 4 Satisfactory convention
With Prsnee, but without
success. invite the favorable consideration
Of Coness0 10 the suggestions and reeom-
mendstioas q Tie Postmaster General far an
extension Of The o6ice delivery,systems in all
cisiss Of not lss than l0,O00, the prepay
meut Of postage on newspapers and other
printed matter Of the second clas, Tor uni-
form postaee, for adjusting the compensation
Of all postnaAsrs. not appointed By lie
President, BY ths Old method Of cOmDisioos
o. SEXUAL reoeip6 Of of6csn. instsad q Tie
prese-' mode q
n sdvanoa n npeeial rsfuFna, and sspeciaIIy