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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13
.rronr. rnos SEPT. /. isz. TO Dlrr.

FRBIGHTs ruled dull e. with the chief call for Grain room
4 "a By M % s .s IS SS pori S. md SSEn
9y aa oTsse % TO A,T SS ~ ~ S'' The S Charter.
wsre British steamship Of 300 register hence 70 port
h Of 4HSS ns T rn Dco to
Ayres with general cago and Swedish brig hence !" AeS OF
htis AS5 Ss9'I Wtsaf Market past nrahd y
much ys'5eness and only tS ,o mainly eosss his
so9H . Common Sp3 Of .e eS s Liverpool but
appar 70 us understanding Of the situation on the part
s s.rrsnd auctuatonsss With money easier
eps lighter gh lower and stocks reduces there is no cause for
England for the current year By ste,ns is ooooeo
n M month. ns exceeding this estimate and some weeks
rate of bushels per annam the count Of stocks jan ~
week ending to-day imports have been at The rate Of s. oo
90 too low deliveries much below average and
2, % 1 he he GS Of both %s '@ and AIH oG
in this country so1sa Of 1 there IS H0s %hs h sSoSJ i
10 10 harvest and they depend upon supplies the North
cary them through Prices Of wheat al Baltimore .Ds Eeh%o1a are
SOUTH This confirms oar estimates Of Their crop as Ia
p satisfactory evidence Of the position taken BY dans the
early Of autumn in regard to the eTop Of WINTER Wne In
n purchased freely they would have done bad
Say, BEEN soi 800 5aS We ind our supply Wheat very
mi. nelnt and holders DO NOT care TO sell freely even a;
he higher P"f &c. ':. samples Of %a. at
.sS .B s sSS S'S SIo.1 s' Ss' m S
closes quiet O. 4: os !: Of PEaps Choice n pgs
for 10 Chicago spring 81 COZ No Chicago sprag sore
c MT. S and No. do a private BARLEY
gf;sn 10, ND A s IF ys s at and S R5
5000 bush City 81 So time osis irregua New sl9. are os
&; ;isi & :: SIS; :; %sS ~:
.s S ss.ss s: Il % i rs s3 f 4 ~
store New Western M1 % Oh S S southern dai 1 White S
at 75e. Jersey Yellow At 6Ol GS2e -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Norfh R,rsr Yeses and Rdproddt . -.
lilo pkgs Ashes l3 bb Copper 10 pkg pnd rr9, VI
bb Egg bales Cotton 27o bills Flour 300 bush wheat
49, 100 bush Corn bush Oats 2Sl5 bush Ast $50 9un
Barley $50 bags Seed l56 bb Beans bales Hemp ~ os oV
1881 Hides l0l bd Hides Is OIL sides Leather s obs
2sl7 bbs Ron bbl spirits Turpenne % bills Tar ~ o6
Pitch s3 Beef LIS pkgs Pork s4 pkgs Cut heas ~.
Lard 62 Dressed Hogs 1891 Butter AZ pigs Csese
2ol pksa Taow 50 pkgs stean 200 pks Starch az Pss
hhds Tobacco lS8 Tobacco 3l9 bales Wool az bo "hA
Receipts ending Saturday jan meraes
bbA Flour ASS bb Whisky $50 bbls Corn Meal ssss
Wheat R 800 bush Corn, 2o3 SO buss
oats US bash Rye 10 AS bush Malt u 900 bush Barley 500 tssh
4 Seed 2l99 pkg Beef Sass pks Por u 69 pfgA
Cat Meas s0ss tea Lard 50 Eeg 1893 Dressed Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13
To INVESTORS.

To those who wish to REINVEsT JANUARY COUPONS
OR DIVIDENDS, and those who wish to INCREASE
THEIR INCOME from means already invested In other
less profitable securities. recommend the Seven
Thirty Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company as well secured and unusually productive.
The bonds are always convertible at Ten per cent
uremium 1.lO) into the Company's Lands at Market
Prices The Rate of Interest seven and threetenths
per cent gold is equal now 90 about 8. currency
Welding an income more than upe-third greater than
u S. 52Os. Gold Checks for the semiannual interest
on the Registered Bonds arc ,naled to the Post
Office addrc,, # the owner. All marketable stocks
and bond, arc received in q, change for Northern
Pacifcs or Noer FAVORABLE ITEMS
JAY COOKE x Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13
nEwYoRk DAILY TRIBUNE TRIBUNE MONDAY JANUARY 49, 1873

is, ss y ,. ls M i ass .'s
,Sl go At 2; co. s s Ag s 200 Sss jss, 10 az:
LOO At 2lIc 100 at 81 7iee Jay 100 at Ne toA' '" "1i
si1c oR And SR1irhe bushes, last hs. been
iry largely confined 70 the Domestic d - Ps supers
advanced Insisted and h, inability 70 %S,s G sSp
have greatly business Their sa: been r Ss 90
Pr ss 1s1 s si o siss from su q
s b HssP sss oS' ~ s'' s s1d so
40 % mills ar; "a. o,s 1. gDsv 1S s,. sS Ss1 ss' Se
Choice and Medina Spring wheat E.' sSd ff% s has Seen
done ia Good No. and suprSne higher and advancing prices, e
asass nav. we S ,.n rS SSs s Se I sr hands
about IS bb and End the assortment OF rea gooa PSs
, enc %sf Of =. ss. m s.5 SS ag: s
.SR Ss Ssd ss s lsa de Ts n. ' S Ss very limited
The views of holders holders Of Family grades are ssg ms-er 70,
FAMILY brand. Medium MDneOa' with moderate business doas
Sou; Sos w." ss@ % 50 snr. .nss,
s$ tSS s SsT p sas 1 s SUD- 10 %
ss .' s:css. en- Ss \: s
slnne,o'. kItra' com WIT. wse.. sI,n osa 4,
EIT.. S 7's 10 50 !: Low ;..5. fIS
Wheat EIta. 7ss rs s. LoS' rns': BIZ 70 sss 70 g
sob. Flour Is stronger the limited arrival. and steady reduction
strong Sa @ tu quiet a sas ss quote
s sI sSs hna sfea
Richmond Country, superhne. o. D %
Richmond County Exra, toU W
DeIasae. ..-.'...''...''' aSV
Baltimore Howani-st branfs
Hagentovn vicinity Ertrss .....:.' i3g y 90
Rye Flour strong and fairly aetve sales OF 80 obs quote
RYE Flour state ....,...". $50 90
Corn moderate demand sales OF lo9 bos We
quote:
Corn Me. Jersey ds3 Meal Brre... 81 IS 0s3
Coda Meal. W osrern. IS 30 Corn MeslG'hnk %
Com ea.wertW. 30 q col 1900
a.. sfss..i Ess s. @ ;fs's sali State
quiet bat am IS J1s3 10 Cahfornm flour
In fair demand at % OaSl0 y Dbl; sales Of 100 bbs
Bag quiet We quote White at 81 Sdsl to Fine Yellow
al IasI %; Cosrse 81 5Gsl 20; Cob Soc sl and Ground
Feed ioGsI These quotations give the range In prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13
closinp prices Of stOcks |:

The following table shows the extreme iiuctua-
tons in the leading railway and miscellaneous
shares United States securities, and gold, made
d,,rn0 the past week as well as the closing quota
tions of each at the dates aforementioned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13
And the following for city bank stocks;

Railroad bonds as usual on Saturday, showed
diminished business. The Union Pacific mortgages
were weak again, but only in the Land Grants,
which declined to 76G76f, and in Incomes which
receded to 754. The First Mortgages were irmer at
S5!0S52 and Central Pacifcs at 99s. The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13

HOME INVESTMENT AND EAST
ERN RAILROAD PER Gent GOLD BoNDs.-We offer
for sale $4,000 FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD
BONDS OF the PoUGHKEEPsIE AND EASTERN KALI
ROAD. being the balance of entire mortgage OF
$4,000, at 80 per cent
This road is now running east from Poughkeepsle
to State line, connecting with Connecticut Western
and making direct through line to Hartford and
all the Eastern States and is on the line by the pro-
posed Hudson River Bridge 20 the coal fields and all
the West.
We consider these Bonds a very desirable invest
ment. HOwEs q MACY, 81 "all-st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13

sBRDs-Coyer ar moderately acve sales Of $50 bgs al sc
for Prime and very stc Timothy steady at $50 % 70
TAIOW-Faify and steady; sales Of l@9W 10 fnne
Ac. ,.o 80, -. On. - "a nj. =,
WHsKY-Du easier; sales Of $50 bes at Sc and ~ DOE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13
MUNICIPAL BoNDs.
THE MARKETS.

. Icaefal, reported for THs TEIsusE r, :, ~,
AsHBsThe receipt, TO-DAY are 10 pigs roe arc Veu que
unchanged quoted So Pearls are da ana 9a d., "a,
COPPER "a. Quiet only umsaesn was ips nas' no pe a.
prepd,rsa On pIy,ie ermS The following statement d stocks
and 2 duloa fnna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13

Total. iso
In forward deliveries transactions moderate and pnoss arc
steady, sses follows all on bssi. Of Lo~ hddhng &c, ,o
sakc LAST evening afer y mJanuary I0 a. ~ iSiocy 10
lsi H. 100 a 1916 f,ess.y 100 a. iSse n,f w. 10
2Oie Al % ll6e April 200 Al 2oic, 800 70 tos
81 e 2oo AZ 70 isIte 700 II Ale 60 81 iA's |ass ~" ""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13

Sork J,n.I N, 1N1
skISsIost in moderate demand ID steady:
ale. IN h.les Neriean Mer
Via bales sAysDla and Is bales soahern he
Deer continues and krm e ~ 600 Central Amenesn ana
1000 N Te.s &c receipts 90 bales IRON tspnvs
bales from California Tuspsn bales from savans and
h.les frouT exas Ae.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13
COTTON MARKETS.

G,Lyr,ros J,s t-coOu weak, Ordinary Ice Coed Ordinary,
i,3Jic nst receipts 26ei bslss Great Britain 1850
bales 20 The ConasOt $50 baei saes 1000 bdss s'osa 'ss
jan ilCo,,ou quies Ordinary Isdieies Good
onsu,ry istasc Low Mddisgs, stei Mddlny lye net
eeiots Great Britain 3sti bales, 10 The Css-
tineut SO bales; s.les, 500 b.lss stock a. 30 baes
-PusApxIPxiA. Jan IL lotion quiet hiAiiinss 2vie
a, LOUIE li-Coiion quiet nsnpal; hddlngs lsle
esps. bass shpnen, go bsissi sesaeepis rs bales
sovsIlLs very su,esi NiddnrFs, is,e eep
ASsrsrl jan I-cction dull Mdduep, isie receipts, is1
bales, ssies, lbs bale. t-...
Bo,ros jan -Coton quiet, Mlddpg, 2le net retnts 10
bales; zrsss $50 bales sales 400 baes sock SEQ bales
Mop,iE jan Cotton dali Good Ordinary i7i Low Mddlns,
lsi sc Mlddhnss receipts 90 exporscosft
Wise i.s bales; sales 90 bales sccf, FL oa bsles
CSciSSArI Jan ll-Coton nonina Aidhngs lsae vstnt.
7oo b.les shpmsuts sc bales; s662 = -
hEwOsLEixs Jan CottoB fair demand and s,sasr, Ca
usfy iiIe Mddlns Isle Mddpss Isle resTs. Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13

y us In saying that with wise legislation and the we'll
known enterprise OF our people, there is no reason why
tho united states should not ere long occupy the promo
world. ~
The entire review of the iron trade embraced in
this circular, is worthy Of an attentive perusa
The Citizens Insurance Company has declared q
semi-annual dividend of 81 per cent payable on de-
mand.
Good progress has been made on the Milwaukee
and Northern Railway and the work will be pressed
forward to an early completion. Messrs. Greenleaf
Morris d Co., and Messrs. ver1mlye & Co.. the we'll
known bankers. are now offering the First Mortgage
sper cent Bonds of the road at 90, and recommend
them secure and profitable investment Full par
tcuars in reference to the road and its present and
prospective business will be furnished on applica-
ton.
The Philadelphia stock market is firm. Pennsyl-
vania Skies LOG philadelphia and Erie Railroad, 27s
Reading Railroad 81; Pennsylvania Railroad. 81
Gold, 1l2i. =,
The following shows the exports exclusive of
speciel from the port of NewYork to foreign ports
for the week ending JAN z and since the beginning
of the year:
gs..s......,. SILL III; s 11ss&, ..siss$s
,,,, Since e, r.... s'@Laa s'ssl'a sISIl's
Inc following shows the imports Oh ioieiBh uiy
goods and general merchandise at the port of New
York for the week ending, Jan. 10, and since the
beginning of the year
For the pesL 1871. 1872. 1873.
DRY Goods ..,,...... sJA15O7 sIl22625 SlS2473
General herchandse.".. 2l&37H 6,c62,St a7SS,62s
Total for the week..... s3ss7Za s1ass.ec7 sS,'nics
The following are the dry goods imports included
in the above for the same period
Rn sr @s :. &, now, is - 3, st sSsss
Throsn msrEet...... L05SOs2 lO3ooT7 1855
The exports of specie for the week ending Jan. II
amounted to S2695, 233.
The following is comparative statement of the
export of specie for % years from the port Of New
York to foreign ports from Jan. to Jan. H. 1878, and
for the corresponding period Of the undernOted
uaa
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+. S. KENNEDY & Co,
No. Al Cedar-st. corner Of Williams

No A Cedar-st. corner of William-st.,
OFFER FOR SALE the small quantity remaining I'M
sold of the INTERNArIoNAL AND HOUSTON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD CoMPANYs FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN Per CENT GOLD BONDS, and
recommend them as an undoubted FTRsT-cLAss IN
vEsTMENT SECURITY. Present earnings more man
double the amount required TO pay interest ana con-
stantly Increasing. -. -.....J ..3
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
ST. LOUIS, JACKSONVILLE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS, seven per cent interest
payable January and July. The guaranty OF prlnci-
pal and interest by the Chicago aud Alton Railroad
Company Endorsed on each bond, For sale by NJ n
JEsUP d Co.. 80 Liberty-st. -rI
CHICAGO D,NvuIR AND VNCENNEs RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS
The road earning dividend on its stock beside ID
terest OF its bonds But a small amount remaining
Apply personally OF by letter to
w. b. SHATTUCK & co.. % Nassau-st'
MUNICIPAL BONDs.
LOUISVILLE CITY u CURRENCY -, -c
ST. LOUIS WATER LOAN. Fer Cent, uoiu' .
Interest payable in New-fork'
'"' W DRExEI, MORGAN * Co., H..
80 Exchange-plaee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13

go and nrs m the absence business entirely uomnsli
with Gle bid ROn drmer aud moderately
avr sales bbls Strained - 1885, $50 bb GOOD DO az @J
and 400 bbs 81 D. Tar inactive at 81 l5G 20 40 City
Fish are limited demand and steady. Lnseed Is steady
dull and for Prime winter Men
bsien nominal. Other Oils without change
steae feeling In Pork noticed THIS dsy week
though higher pFees e'sne
demand for the future held Of and the business e week has
looDe
Sppe Indies purchased spangy OF Ness bat OF
freely We have added considerably TO our stock nut
ed h m than al this In Prime Mess business has
done city At 10 for iavote brands ana 10 "esen H n o
bocp and 30 for rouhoop Thin Mess has been IN moderate
fapd Al 3 In Refuse light business hiss eeon done
Irregular Prices The supply moderate Clear has been limited
reoue al 75aslG fhe supply Of New Mess Inspected moi
~ Hogs Al Chicago early the week impaired rmer tone to
the market for almost all Hog prodscs but this falling on
in the receipts prove only temporary aud me prooa
biinss are that the average receipts In February at
D Ta rsrSng poiuts will exceed those Of last year,
To-day the Pork without change the demand light ana
doing for the future the cash aud regular S5 bb at
as Old Ness els 7Sa s3 81 for New do st Tor Meera
r. me Mess Woohoops Sl3 Jl for Thin Ness Beef steady and
bbis $lidS2 for Plain Mess. and
M T5a Il Cor ece Befs steady and In far asmand
Ses OF Is S2l for Prime Mess and for EIra lda Mess on
% for Texas Meats imeT and IN demand The supply
not large Pcklei Hans AZ 9 100 tes do 10
I0 200 Fresh Hams 81 d9ie 40 boxes Dry Shoulders az ot
200 snoks at 6ldtse and 800 Ham a, o 49, s .
AMI ure delivery 81 $50 boxes Long Clear spot and seller
January 80 boxes short RIB At &c io boxes Loag Oeaf
7.ci 500 boxes Long Gear seller siacn A.
f Ins aud seller March, lie Dressed Hogs arr eer
ana ot6irr inside hgures quote al doc
better for the trade snd for export; sales
of 40 bills 5.e for No. BE- for Cy dsc FOR Far
hear OF 80 M chiefly al S.c $50 to seller February
500 te seller March at 8laac 1900 hs seller April at
SIC and reported s AMI $50 tes Prime steam arnye
s,ov,stox. vpox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13

The only activity in State bonds was in Ten
nessees. which were weak at SOIQSO The remainder
of the list presented nothing worth mentioning. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13

CHICAGO Jan ll-Reeeipts for the week-Cse s7s Hers
ll lO Sheep. $3.50 Same week last yesrCaite 1855 Hogs
Sheep O83 Cattle steady demand fair for good TO choice
grades shipping seeoant Common grades SLOW sale pness 70
$3.50 50 extra IS T3d So choe - "a - s
good 81 es4 rs; fair s$ds 25 medium ~ 5aa % 70
mon socters 50d 81 IS Inferior ls9 0at So Northern
fed Texans, 81 q 81 through droves. 49,
Hoes gNo4 request brm ssd higher psefs ouyi1s sees
Estimated packing for
the PsokHs principal points $50 500 behind
Of hst 10 date Prices nrn a. % " W. r -
50; good, - e60&< 10, ertra light grades.
rage from % 500 50 - 25ds% Is for gooJi $50
S3 50 for choice. ANA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGR-FIIST CALL,
10l O'CLOCK A. M.
lOt OCLOCh A. M.
sal, OF tSoreyy ySni bonds

I9cco U. a $40 Ccu. '64...llai I
AOoO u. s $40 Coa. '65.n......lls.
Is eoo u - $50 Reg. '61.....-lltl
~ ,olo..s.ss.s.s.s .s.ss'..atl
10 .Ooo z. :. $40 Cou, iS67....lltl
taa 40 4 4. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13

HAY-Tbe demand for Shipping light a5d prizes s adt We
~ al 9od ii 7O Clover at Sl0sl u.s. snd Salt Hay az slGS1e
Str n good 3Od 81 10 for Long Rye 81 O5GSl Is
Tor short DO and la 81 10 for Dat
ASSES veT du The following and stocks hand;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13
The following shows the condition OF the New
York City banks at the dates understated:
The following shows the relation between
4.6sO.O25 Inc. 1902 600

Government bonds have been rather tirmer to-day
and close up ON the basis of ll4s to ia! for 1868
Fisk & Hatch report as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13

Foreign exchange has been quiet at yesterday
rates. The demand for bills was light at the close
We nuote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13

CHExsE-Reeeipts Cor the week q
we're 1891. We have 70 note is. .
isg the late Ia decline. and stroh
ny on the week from lp2e There
sr shipment TO London BY steamer
With Advancing tendencies. We qu.
late made Fancy Factory. .l5idl6
Late made good TO prime
factories................t dlS
EeGs--The market 70 sdvssosd
Western Egg particularly srnye
price. We quote: w
fIesb, pesr.sy nArks.....36 a3a
Wesfern ..................5 - 40
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-27

We take this occasion 10 thank our
friends for past iayOrs, and respect
fully cnil their attention 10 our iin-
mensc stock, which we ave just rocciy-
lag direct front the principal mniiu.
ihcsmrcrs OF the North and West, pur-
clsasisiiig direct from first hands for
casIl on the spot, naid avaiiing our
selves Of every advantage BY shipping
m car IOnds under special contract.
and by our own labor almost freezing
ourselves from store ex pcnscs. We feel
confident In our ability 10 oiier 10 our
friends and 10 the public generally our
immense stock nj better rates and
more uniformly low figures than has
ever before been offered Ia ttie interior
OF Texas.
A II basis and foundation NJ our
business, We guarantee every article TO
be as represented, or msncy refunded
NJ our expense of transportation.
Our success In business depends en-.
tireiy upon establishing wholesale
trade In Northern Texas, and we only
ask n fi,ir anal impartial trial, and u
close comparison OF uniform prices
with those OF Shreveport. Galveston,
and New Orleans win freIghts added,
ana we chcerfuliy abide by filc dcci.
sion of the same.
GARI.sKGT0N. MARSALlS d 40.
gmdtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-27
WASHINGTON.
EsDoh Of The Committee on Boiler Explosions

WASHINGTON, June 26.-lIon. NJ. G.
Trout, formerly member of Congress
md A prominent candidate last year
IorGovernor of Pennsylvania, dropped
dead of heart disease.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-Thc Board
Of Commissioners appointed by the
President TO inquire into the cause of
steam boiler explosions etc, organized
by the appointment ofD, ID. smith, SUI
rervlsing inspector-general of steam
vessels, chairman, and Geo w. Taylor,
of the steamboat inspection bureau of
the treasury department, secretary,
and Messrs. Copeland, Low and Hen
shaw were appointed committee for
fine cast and to-day made n report rs
10 the objects of experiments which
are to take place ut Sandy Hook.
Messrs. Holmes, Crawford and Deveny
for the west and they also presented II
plan cooperation at Pittsburg. Messrs.
Low, Helishaw and Deveny are super
yising inspectors of the second, third
and seventh districts, and were present
by invitation.
The committees to whom was re-
ferred the questions ms to the expert
ments to be made and the preparations
necessary therefor, offered Il joint re-
mort rs presenting the views under
which their separate reports of the
necessary work of the Eastern and
Western sections respectively mad been
prepared. They say: AS respects the
cXperiments to be made, we assume
that to carry out and secure the objects
for which the appropriation was made
thcy should be of such practical char
acter rs shall, to greater or less de-
gree, dispose of the various theories
now entertained respecting the cause
. or causes of the most violent and tie
structive explosions of steam boilers,
and which, heretofore, all eX--
aminations of the debris and
investigations after the explosion,
have failed to discover; also, if posi-
bic, rs the result of these experiments,
to point out some protection from such
explosions. We deem it important
that the truth or fallacy of the various
theories held 10y scientists, engineers
and experts, in regard to the cause or
causes of these explosions, should, If
possible, be settled and determined by
actual eXperimenton II practical scale"
The report then enumeratos the most
prominent theories and hypothesis,
and concludes rs follows:
We should state that by the term
explosion, as used in the report, we
mean to imply these burstings OF n
very violent and destructive character
rs distinguished from Il mere opening,
or n rupture of n weak part OF the
structure, which results in little or no
damage other than to the boiler itself.
Ihc rcpOu was NlOpted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-27
FOREIGN.
Defeat OF the Republicans by Carlists
Rnbis Appointed Minister to England

MADRID. June 2G. The Imperial
confirms the report of the victory by
the Carlists, commanded by General
Elio, over the Republicans, under Cen
eral Neuvallos, on Sunday las, III NO
yarro. Colonel Costenons, VINO COM
manded the two thousand loyal troops,
was wounded and captured by the M
surgents; also, Il young son OF NeuVal-
los. The Cariist leader, Rodica, was
killed in the engagemsnt.
Add Dom Mark
LONDON, June o5.--The Cotton Ex.
change in Liverpool closed in honor OF
the Shah's visit.
The Great Eastern has paid out one
thousand five hundred and thirty-hve
miles of cable. 1t is thought she VIII
reach Hearts Content by Saturday,
Bullion has increased nearly half i
million. New 5-20's are quoted at S0s.
VIENNA, June 2G.-The Empress
Augusta, in place of Willianl VINO Is
sick, visited the Vienna exposition, ana
received cordial welcome.
Senior Rubis hasbeen appointed Min
lister to London in place Of Don Pen
dergast. In,his credentials, senior ku-
bisisstyled Representative OF Spain to
Enplaiid,v instead of to "IIer Majesty
the Queen of England" All repre-
sentatives from Spain to powers which
have not recognized the Republic are
similarly accredited.
The Carlist leader, Ceballo, who late
~ condemned three of his officers to he
shot, has condemned several others to
death. 1t is not known what melted
Ceballo to order the executions.