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ANN EFT IN STITU TIE.
VI boston. Mass.

Formerly chester Square School for Young Ladies.
Twentythree Professors and Teachers In In
strucliOn, Location, etc, unsurpassed by any
america Female College. The 2oth year viii begin
Thursday, September sth, ls15.
For Catalogue and Circular, apply to Rev. Geo.
Mass. july29.tiW
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Illuminating and Lubricating Oils, Lamps
and Lamp Goods in Variety.
rlNHE GENUINE DOWNER KEROSENE and
/ MINERAL SPERM OILS, 1850 and 1909 Fire
Test. These OILS are chemically pure, safe and
agreeable, as all will certify who have used them
On sale, in in quantities to suit purchasers, at l07
Water street, Augusta, by
wi5 jag. HOLC0MB.
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Proposals Solicited.

s,EALED proposals will be received by lho IN
- dorsigncd for completing the stone wall com.
menced last year on Northern avenue until August
first.
ID. T, WARD
Augusta, July 25,h, 1873.
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Boaworth is closing out his large stock OF
nice white vests, light pants and thin coats
az greatly reduced prices. July2lttf
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pas ing away

Passing away pas ing away!
Each Tooth Wash OF "a former day.
/OIODONr gives the coup de grace,
hHu'l-!ve to tnc humJag3 let them pa-s.
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Among the leading Artists will be found Mr.. E
W Perry Master II. Perry, Miss Minnie Perry
Mile. Iotino Mile. Jannet Ellsler, Mons. Reven,
Mile. Zoe Zeonetti, Messrs. Huntorson, johnson,
Benner Brothers, Two Comcal Clowns, Billy An.
IreWe and G.. jackson, &c, &c,
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BOSTON EASk STATLMENT.
Boston, 20.
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VICE PRESIDENT WILSON.

New Y ork, 20. The Times Washington
despatch confirms the previous statements as
to Vice President Wilson's paralytic stroke
having disturbed his features and impaired
his speech.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market,

New York, 20.
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New York Stock Market.

Central Pacidcs,
Union "
, 1873-06-26
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

-.. WEDNKApAY EVENING, June B
AL0OHOL-WaA 1n dumand at decline Of 10 : g4
per cent proof Is quotAblo 1t s1.T7@l.82,
DEANb-Wcro quiet and unchanged. Wo repeat !;
ohoee hand-pcksd naYica, s2,e5 do mqdtunly S3l5
1nferlor grades, $1.25@2,00. -
HuTTEh-A fair amount OF trading was done In
tA1a market At pr1cea not varying materially from
those cu!rent for weok past though tho tone Of tho
market, for choice qualities at least was tri1o 1r1er
Tho receipts continue uberal lYo quote !: Strictly
choiee Yellow la9aoo; Hedium to good, l5@15a; In
BAdGINu-Not single new featuro was noted In
connection with thls Aarlot Tradc continues elur-
s.sh and thG qqStea prices sro only taire
aa follows: Stark, 305So: Ludlow, boo Lawiaton,
8fot American, 33e Auoakeag, tic; Otter Greek
burlap bags, and bu, 2o923s; gunn!es. single ia
109: do double, 3aGa20o; wool sacks, GoG307p,
BROOM CQAN-DcaleEn report a fair trade. 0ood
corn IL worry scarco aud FIRM. Wsrepcat: No. l1rl
8A9l0e; No. stock braid, 6H@e1}4n; No. do, 5HtS
oNo; Nc. do, s4@oo; ilisIde greon, 6lS6o; do I'd
tip, 3i{G9h4ot do 1,alu aud red, 3{94Nc,
DUlLD1NG liATERIAI.s-stucao and cc,aent ara
III falr STEADY dcnan, and Portland cement Ia higher
owing to tho advance Abroad Brick III In moderate ro.
quest, and white sand IL lower. Quotations Are W. FOL
lows: Rtucco, f9.60 Now York Atucco. calling S36Da
&oo Portland ceMcnt 81 per brl; Iosenlaa O.
mont 30; Utica, Louisville and Akron ceniet
s2.W per bFl marble dust, s,.a3@9.b0; line In bulS
s0r9sl.00; Limo lbris)t $l.1Q3l.23 POI brl: Thiis
sand, per hrl u.6ot91.oo plastcrtng hatr, pey Gu
, 1873-06-26

The schr John Webbe1, with cargo Of wood, went
ashore just below the entrance TO the river Tuesaay
The repairs to tho schrs Delaware, James Couch,
md Honest John are nearly completed.
The tug p. has lift Ludtngton for this port with
The Yossel-ownczs' Towing Association expect to
launch their now tug to-day. .-.--,,,--
regular trader from Kingston down the Rdcau Cannl,
with cargo, was burned to tho waters edge Ut New
Tho schs Richmond, ashorc at East Sister, has got
or It Is reported hho had troo foot Of water In her
Tho yo.sel seon Of, nond Eau on sunday after tho
trolt Monday evening. She was minus her head sails
paira s.i H vii doubtiess BE- made Ut port Hnron.
-Four propol1ora plying on tho Canada side arc
named Eespeetvely lake Eric, H., Lake % %Huson, Lake
being constructed, to bo named tho Superior md
-Tho schr George Murray, built BY G; 8 Hand for
on Saturday Inst. 6ho Ia 209 feet long, 81 feet Wide,
and u foot deep, 1or carrying capacity ia 10000
- rnft in tow Of the tug aoodnow was btoken up
Lake Eric in the gale last Sunday Abortion Of tho
es fs!snd xnot1er 1aft q 500 u Il q ioas sot nto
trouble OIL Lake Huron, Saturday, and nearly Al tho
Mr. O. A. Blake, Of Dunalo, has rccantly purchased
Of tho Williams cstatc, Of Painesvio. OHIO, tho hno
he G q o pssys
new vessel, aud IL clasaod !. She will carry about
$4,000 bu Of corn,
Tho schr Mcdonald, auuk IN the port Of oavego,,
has loen fniaod.
Tho bark i. r. Bhcldon, bound dawn. sailod tho
distance botwetn Chcago md Detroit LII less than
three days, which tlmo Ia rarely boate1., 4
Ice Ia htil1 visible ut Duluth, and got that city
cldnB That tliouBa1ia OF BB and tens Of thousands
OF railroad trainH Will bb required to transport her pro
ctlonB to market n1ne ytArH honcc. Then, Chicago,
Milwaukee,, and st. Louis will hayo to look to their
hntelS.
Port Dalhousle Ia QUO OF the n,ost important ports
On the lake. All yeAsols bound to frotn tho Upper
Lakes obliged to pass through the We1laud Canal.
1t IL easily nude In my weather, aud with any wind,
there bong no hhoalB or other dangers TO "pictn .
vcsso up when coming Into this port. When working
In tho only care Is TO guard ngninst steering too far
III 10 tho westward Of tho west pier. Tho piers
north aud eoth to tho bend, thence to tho lock n0r
eaBt aud eoAhweet they a00o foot long, md 200
feet apart. Average depth Of water, II feet. The
lighthouse IL built on tho end Of the Gust pier ahoY
lug revolving bright light. ~
boygan laid Inst seaBon hsvo bcan built up 10 tho re-
qu1rcd leigh mi. hose tho south p,er Will bo tho
same IN . faw days. Tho d,e'so a.. has worried 4.
bar wl!l:tn TUG entrance of Tie h.9bor
rtors THIS cut is IN tho contro Of tho channo and
Kvc6 twelve foot o water In tho clear, the dppus
cutting thirteen feet deep Another cut iR now going
forward basido t1a rs QUE, making s1 y-fect clhn-
mel Of twelve feet waer Tho passage of two or hroo
tirst-elasa propelers through 1t with full loud would
cut off the ridKes left by tho drcdgo-lipper 80 ~ to
give tsls full thirtson feet wator In tlle clear. .
, 1873-06-26
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Juno Is.
Tho receipts Of lumber WORE HgaM large. and there
was olcrby fair donntd from both local aud Into
ror Dealers ut about tho range Of prlccs fol-
lows Good to choice strips nnl boards At $l4.o0@
l700 COMMON to FUR do, $l0009ll 90 jolsB and
scuntilng, $3.50 common 2incA hpards, 5000; pick
eta, $l0. do; lath, s3.0o ahingles, $3.oo.
BAlcs wore reported Of: ..
Cargo bnrgo ". Burns, from Grand 11hvcn lso N It
2Bv5o lath at $2.0O. Cargo prop oeonto fran pc1rc
$40 IN "a" shing!ca ut $3c0. Sold by Irish, Duson
l. 10.
Cargo achr jones' from AIuskcgop, 1876 IN boards and
strp4 ut sl70o, Hchr Mnorya, 2lo IN noa5sla anu
strlpa ut Sl7.Uo. Sold by Martin, Hyesson co.
jussa aud soanusng at $3.50. Bold by N. K. Dtckfofd
b CO. 49,
LUMBER FnEInIlTa.
hlanistee, $3.50; IMdington 81 60 MMaEtgon, ta0o;
Oconto. t3.15GS3.6D; Munominee, $7.bo@2.36; Font
water, $16o; Whto Luke, ta25 drana ltAFa:a, S1oo
@225. -
At TIIE IANDg.
The yard trado continues fairly active at about tho
, 1873-06-26
/. LOCAL -ETooK AND BOND EAnKET.
b1esars. Lunt, Preston d Kean quote as fol-
lows this D, H.;
The following Instruments wore f1od for record
on Wednesday, Juno 25:

The following ,nRtrnmoota voro fi1od ror rocora
on Wednesday, Juno Is:
o,1! eAotEhfS.
Lots aud Q, In Block !, Of Lots Is to 49, &c., in
ogdea's Il Of SEQ u, 80, -, dated May o;
Ederation, $780,
Wi1cor Il !. ~ ,,a ,o,r f,,1,+o-,,, ~, , o7.,ok >.
a,.a, 1,'a - =, ooo ~ ~
oalsa June "a consideration, IL ,209. -...
English 1t, 80 7o 1t west Of Johu st. I, 25x1o0o It,
dated April "a: consideration, 81 600.
r5,oo,,, - %, - , =, 49,, or.1,o >.
.,; a..sse.a' - 1so ~ - IT. aaseo
10y ~ eou'io'tn''on, 9A,1ov.
Hamun aV, corner Of West Huron Ut, entire
Blocks and 9, d.tol h1ay 81 consideration ooo.
Lots to q, In Block TO- Of iIsrdinga " q d X SEQ
IL, 80, 49, lzted jan, |: consideration "a 200.
Same ia the above. datei Jan. i: consideration.
1890. -. '''
, 1873-06-26
MARINE.
Fort OF CEAfcMHos

h1nrvEn Irn,o.
a.ou Anp,o ronino hfonetcc 1sa ~ iun,hrr '
gcn,s Vim 1otos Tentnnia Ifarhor Ia m lumbar
Echr nwasco. Hheboyuau. a3g m lumber.
pron ca"orUo 'nunhnr N,,,tkcuon 160 m lumbar
Ts1p norpa usoS on|sst hoafeaan a3S n Inn imher ~
9chs t1amo 5ook. Musfcuon. 176 m lumber.
pron Annja IauFn Myakeaou $50 m lumtor
Br19 ]. nj. IIi] Manistco. lad m lumber.
gcow Dan. Harp Man1atee, 40 m lumber,
schr L, Mcdonald, Manatee, 10 m lumber.
gchr Fiorance h{nn!stoe 80 n lumber 125 m latb,
Echr 1cnmsrt. Ooaritz I3ay. 1. 600 uoats
achr 4 n IIcg fortaoo Liza 1bD m lumbar 50 m
Inth
Prom innsa Young Buffalo, 472 atoel rnils 10 baua
coffce
gtn,r f1ornna It, Josenh q 6et casos strnuboYrfes
pror I.rn. EiaE r. Aka ntos chcn.c o0n inns nlo
Iron. ' 10
u,o,, ts.a,,,o c,,t4,,
soa ssow a.; hsfSaes' Go' unIi.on; nsm "a ~ .t.ro,
2ohr h,to ps-,.rn. % %1ittio pn1ns Asn ton. ooa1
Rchr hiristin Sguskeaon' n, n1n.,or. "a m Iath
a.. ~ = 1S tran nrsui II IIovan Tx w rnnhor
EchE n - Il Wnckcv Gbaovoai, aao m umbsr. 60 n,
o~Ao ~ 1.tb ' 1e'' 1o-'e' N 49, ~ -
n,,,n = ~ uoro.t n,r.,o aso Inn, co.t
S"i vi, 11anv Wt.n,,s Tn,Toin cn1 tnns cn.,
,a1,r n ., ), .,ita' Gnua1"n,d * Ghn % Inn Sn,,
9h. ht Gar5 HIic,,, aI,s nav e1n n, tunbcr NJ n,
asA4' Nfh' 1.fh "A~4"' N-'SA''N" ~''' WV - - ~
oA at.s aa.. r.,,,, u.,r,. .sa .or. o1a t-,,,
ecor. wh}H,a AZ san,atsa In 1S1 ~ ,u'nfcr
M nsoH M! WINS GaA, ~ p ~ ns ~ ,,,
.ror Ivy y. u, a,1 nlGt.su ns ~ aset, N " ~ 1'A
nsow n GiHugoi' 'Tot e 5on ~ ~ ~ ,,,,nhr m -, ,,t
1n 1Ish :: -: - m @o ~ ~ 80 I1 ~ - "'
5enE nienaI1 aantn, 1con.o a'o al ~ n9s ',,,h
naEA naus U.oeHet, = IN 1so @ ~ " o'n'
6e Senr & on' 1s9u ~ po~ m ~ 1stb
achr e. ,rrisor II. Whito ~ 1n3 ~ iunar ~
, 1873-06-26

free; bark Fayorllo' eosl, o!ovesnd e Sii::
wnltfoe, at &l.45 TOE ton, FREQ; bark Butcher
lsoy. pio slaves, Detroit to Infralo 1t t14oo III
ecliaoor Mary Il. H!Hac coal 10 CliesRoi ut xlo lct
tnn, trco tnlooner iarans, eoal to Ohcego soo res
$10o per ton, frcc md wheat back ut 100 por bn. ~
DETnorr, tune 2i.-Coarso froghts aro plenty, and
Tho schooner Falnc takos lumber fron! Monaatiquo
{near Tho Beayers> Lake Moiigan, TO oloyolal, at
$500, and from 1Inrrsrile to Chicago tho ratcn
ARE given. Lumber from Lo1lngton to sn1,tusky it
carrod for $780, but fow chartera are made hero al
nrta ri
, 1873-06-26

There wna plenty Of frotght-ownora Offering, and
fhc market was dull It oHo for aud for wheat.
Ine ehActeF1 wern: To Dufalo-8ean barge Dirck-
hoaa, schrs unadla ]. g. Richards, aud Kato naJloy,
corn II 9Ho bark onooasa oata ut 30. To Portland,
~ ~ Garn.mPr9p Montgomery corn on through Iato
capacity equal to 125 300 ha corr, 1o b oats In
Mo afternoon tho schr W D. Phelps was oharsoro4 for
hUxrA1o June 29.-The veake!s l., Corning, lack
Ohahdet, and g. J. Wells, cos Eric to Chicago d,
nk $1.60 per ton, fsse: sohr 0hampion, coal,
, 1873-06-26
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Juno 2E.
Tha,tollowng woro tho receipts and shlptnonts
OF the loading articles Of produce III Chicago
during tho pact twonty-four hours, aud for tho
corresponding dato ono your ago.:
, 1873-06-26

no0s-A falling of Of nearly one-haif in the ro-
ceips {as compared with yestcrdae aud Monday
suited In ahnrp reaction, the decline OF 152oo sur
fered yesterday being fully recovered. Buyers wcro
out in full force and stimulated by tho light 1ccsps
and tho cool weather. they took hold in good earnest
at 81. .25@436 for poor to common At $A.4046o for
for some Belecte ota s4,7o@4.75 was paid. Most Of
the salea were at 35G9465 Tho market closol firm
, 1873-06-26

l.
tesses 'st 5s Ss's .tS .ssF e2 ,S h
ts36o, de!; do common, sil.oo n,elne r5esso saso5
f Dc o sons5 ; ap;i es 5'sss sss
: oIEEBE-Tho condition Of tho ohecoo market wan
Guy. % We W. repoas @ @ oaf lit ~ fcl!ews New Yorx
ttesssr tosS ;ss We.saan sn ttsta9g tss2
s,,x ss zss se n:1 sSa
91So pfsp.5sa Esa, ;; .spo ats Mss
burg, fo.oo 0herry Mine, 1910; Hooking Valley,
800 indiana cannol coal, $3.50; 1naiarn ID block,
f9oo E81 Kirkland er'te $500; h'n0nk' s'0 winning
aaet sas sn gnshs1gsa ,s 1Ssk
sscS fs s4ss st.yss 2oas sSasS ssno
ss!s, s,sls 9f h9ss 3@se Ss5P as pS5
IL, 8 Sss s 'sss SaosSs Ss's 4
EEXTiIEEs1Ths demand i lssa URGENT and ,hs Of
- foiows Primo 10 elooe i!vo goose feaheEs At 7a@
ssjs2s issj s9s9s s:s' s " 'F
E!ss ,s5 NJ s MI
ts9 70; N ;asa Sa9se 9s ny pl r
sSsGtsSi 1S H. gsI, 1,mrnESecl r 97oSaY
g f@t ner 10, 100
=; 1iss s,g s oSssses ss's q
labrador horrlng, round, brl, $ao0@8.eo; DO brl
1o1 s,n NJ s.s e95 5, n9,11s
@lSs esss; sss'0' oo'u0'" A''' ''n''' u.'' 'i'''
r9Ts ANn meeting Nth only
Foeas n ~ following sfs T. P1iess: foSsres
ss: ssS I'll s Rss;:;, @ ss:s; 2ss
soH sn srIvca &c.
biaek6olriss. .sSGso fasHSessies 49@tla;, Ts.sd
aS%a Nspss x1esa pesaa
Na1a Wilmington poan'ts' 1880; 7onne'a0' peanuts'
@anEEN Fnu1Ts-wo,o in continued mod aomand,
maorn,o oorings 1u syali frt va nsnlv s easy
excont fanoy ios' which brouaht fui prces. Cher.
EGs wo,o rontS an a hnq npcs
GS.oo@4 90 pcr loz. ilnca,rSs. Ss5oa4,o % per doz
Ssnaass. Ss ss.oo@ooo bunch Pesrs si.56: Naw apples
1a1, paSas oaerr sSa oV 1aHo Wore
bsSE!ss. Gss sSss pss Il I'm x,rv ,,n. W. ouo,,
aWooEni1:H 1 @Dueiuess wps roportcd fair for this
ueoonn ~ thN vcar nn nricce rnnnnrntiyciv stcady
soaaen M ~ n1 Gn nT noaro angs,s
ihn univ c,anpa wort,y nj notr Gofees wsre nuip
AMI stea,,y s5o,Fn wcrn in actIye demnnd. Follow.
nS g,1 atS n.nu au' alnnssSs1Naxc lIvo' 'Satfs
nar1rrasMochn 1nna N53aEo. q. a. Jnva. aeaa8.fo
ohsin,o H. ~ a1aaiao nr|mn Nh aS<a9iS Gao
Go1p1 ~, ~. ~
9o' e9on W. t ntvantne Mi
20, 5aGa H., r;a 'lntSaano Mnrncnho
aaN;s:Ic 1aaE3; 1' es+''' w p'1A'e'
1'aS 3SSn1fs-staz tu weight, stearino full
"Ggns, ~ hoo1t Tom@aon TS1sa faro
,.s n15na sss ~ asNc t>sS:o'
n. @ Ttnnt nt S9tSSio.<c. oroon,.,c3
, 1873-06-26


Three dollars por to 10 added whom Transferred,
which chhrgo fo1owa tho Rhinglcs.
Thickneas-Tivo shingles to bo two inchca in thick
nesB.
Iongtl-Bt1iccn inches.
HARDWOOD. ,..
Dlack-Watnut - Counters, $t00 000f415oo0; cleAr,
3o5. common. $ioootS5o.oo; Gull, $3o.oo@
$500; flooring, $50. .0n@C0.O0. =
Gull, S10.00@ @tso0; flooring, $500 @4o.00.
oaG-clear, f30.oo@1ooo; common, $20.0o925.oo
Gull, $t0.01GS 1890.
lliekory;-o!ear, *a5. .oo@4soo; common, s2soo@
50. 90 cIll, $l7. 7.G69l8.O0.
n1eElo6leer so ooaio.oo; common sls.oo9aaoo;
=. .1,aitorpuColcar, s5o.oo@eooo; common, $a5.oo@
q5ory1oeart y IN ssooo@co.oo; common. s2sooo
Whlto~oeS. ..olesr. ss9.ooe4o.oo; common. $1,000
Wagon Btock-u!ckory n1los, per set, 81 Oo@1. 30 /;
Detroit exchange gives tho following: "The lunn-
ty Of timber and r'no lumber which has psasod THU
way thua far this season from CANADIAN porta on Lako
Huron and Georgian Bay hha been enormous and With
out precedont In Tho annals Of tho lumber traffic. OF
pima lumbar alono It ia estimated tat not leaa than
a. ooo feet haa gono by, md more than double that
quantity la yet to 60 forward. Lattcrly large amount
Of this material haa boen takan by American VeEsols.
, 1873-06-26

sHEEp-The market wGs moro lbcray supplied to-
day, but thore wah good do.nnul froul local md
Eaalern buyers aud former quotations Wora Hlata!nel,
poor to coloe Delng salnbp vi range OF 30096.00.
, 1873-06-26

eept for corn yonae1s. A total q eight nharteIn
waa reported (nolntllng ono last oyenlnag) which
wifi onrry out % oooo b whont 1876 600 l'ti corn,
51Gc on corn, md Go on wheat Through ratca
Wore unchanged. T.:
Provisions woro rnthor 1ons active mid wcak!.
Mess pork was In good dc1nand carly, chiefly BY
eoao, suffering another n't doolino Of 2o@Soo por
Irl, Tho wcaknosn bcing grcatoat on. tho mora
deferred options, a. operators seemed to bo gon-
orally afraid OF the future. Lard was In better
SSsn a0a e. Tho sao oas a,oadqns aossd sf e. s
on oKtrono figures. Meats woro weak. o.:
recally nlouldbrs, which wore freely offered
at a doalino Of .Ao por n. The market .,n'!
closed At tho + following ga,. range OF pPicss; cs
iioo; % do i aellor July; sid: :0o@1a.o5 | do aeller
August, el4.10@14..15; do sellor Boptombor,
s14.60@1d,60; do sollor Depomhor, $18.25@
a9so a sash Arot or soliss a oa 3%aay sso@
NOR TO- s7.50. Sweet rlokiod 6nms quotoa
at 9>1@1119o. Dry Baltod ,moats .1lttotalle
ct b3a@oo for .s9hho'lldora; 7s1@7So for short shost
s9ss ses sss1s fsse H9s'' s9 ';! sss4
Bncon is quoted at 71o Tor shoulders; % for
for hams. all packed: Mess boot s9.75@9,!691i
SasS9 Soty ssl1v' 5yS@7oi gtsase 99S'sss aS 's|
moss pork at s1400; 2500 brls do sollor July nt
s1A.00; $50 brla do gellcr July at s19.o0i 500
brls do at 413.95; 600 brls do at S19s0. 1900
brla do Bol'or August at s14.25 1000 bril- do at
sl4.20; 900 brls do buyer Auguht at $14.75; gao
brla do ut $l4.G0; $500 tcs lard, caah or Hollor
July, at $500; 51,000 lbs shoulders at $3.50;
10000 lbs bacon hama ut 1414c.
Flour whs . little moro netlve thnn yesterday,
but dull enough to suit tho most ardont ill-wlBor
to tho trato OF Chicago. Thoro was worry little do
maud, though fow shippers woro looking around,
and tho nlarlct was decidedly weak nt eur
rent quotations, though quoted stoadior in Now
York. salca wcro reported Of 50 hrla wllito win
(NationaD at $3.50 80 brls DO on private terms
100 brls spring extras at s5.25 1850 brls do oil
private terms 100 brls 1yo aour [Delolt) st
s4.25; s. brla 10 at 84.171. Total, 2195 brlB.
ir1t afr naiti1a fl,a nloan.
, 1873-06-26

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD.
Depo!s-foot ~ Lahas., Indiananp. and strt<tnth.s
and Canoi and Sirffenh- Ticket os'ees. No. 70 Clark.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

Gle Payments to prepare bill and report
il 70 the Committee, embodyIng iLthe following
points, First, the redemption Of Treasury notes In
coin after May /. 1874. Second authorizing the
Secretary Of the Treasury TO issue bonds bearing
gold interest not TO exceed six per cent to be ex-
changed for coin in case il is needed for redemption
Third, free banking under National Currency act
after July l. 1873. This may mean something IN the
direction of specie payments. At all events 1t looks
good
The strength displayed IN gold impaired a firm
tone TO the Government bond market and prices had
further tendency upward in tho late dealings Inc
transactions were less active than usual. Ii ls
probable the Secretary of the Treasury will before
long Issue call for large amount of the old 5-2Os
as preliminary to placing the new Fives The
Coupon of 1881 sold at 1l9.G1l9s; 1868, Coupon
1l5a Registered Cos new, l15 1868 at l6iGllo.;
1868 at l16.G1l6 and 10-4Os, Registered, at ll4a
ll4s We 1868 quoted at 1lG.a 1l6! and Skies oil
1881 at 19sG1l9!. 1t should be generally understood
that the former bonds will not probablyb he redeemed
even in case of the placing of the D. A., and per
cent bonds, in advance of the redemption OF the
long Skies Fisk Hatch report follows, at Up IN,
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

Money has presented the same features as yester-
dav. To the stock houses call loans were made at
7a7 coin, with exceptions from to 2 o'clock, D. m
at 1-e4 After this hour rates yielded TO 4a5, the
closing quotation being sac. At all times money
was accessible to the bond houses at aud T. There is
no change to report in commercial paper, which
sells at discount of to per cent. At the meet
ing of the Banking and Currency Commit
tee at Washington this morning, Mr. Waldron
offered a resolution, which was unanimously
sdopted directing the Subcommittee On spe-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

Thirty Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company as well secured and unusually productive.
The bonds are always convertible at Ten per cent
premium n.10 into the Companys Lands at Market
Prices The Rate Of Interest seven and three-tenths
per cent gold is equal now to about s. currency
yielding an income more than one-thrd greater than
u. g. 520s Gold Checks for the semi-annual interest
on the Registered Bonds are mailed to the Post
Office address Of the owner All marketable stocks
and bonds are received in exchange for Northern
Pacilcs ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS
JAY COOKE & Co.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

Railroad bonds were active, and with the excep-
ton Of the Union Pacific Mortgages the market
showed very little change, The aboye-named bonds
were weak and lower, owing to the effect of Wash
ington legislation yesterday. The Supreme Court
of the United States will now have to decide
whether the Government has the night to demand
interest due on the Subsidy bonds before the prin-
cipal Of the same becomes due. First Mortgages
declined from Sj3 to s.; Land Grants TO 10, and
Incomes from 20. to III AT the close sales of Firsts
were made at a reaction to 81. The following were
a.. l.; l. f,rr
New-York tribune., 1873-01-29

Hly-The less but prices drn the impossible
depot aud retail lots 3ods 7O salt Hay At
8Oa05c Sld&I Straw not plenty ami is firmly
h 81 oG 81 ~ for Long Ryei Slt3GS 10 for Short do and
SlG$ 10 for Oat .
HBP-The remains nactive prices OF all kinds .ntey
nominal Manila quoted oe godi Juie 2iGc go and Jne Butts
NDIGO-Tbere gooo obiug demand and the market &,
small Manila and MADRAS at Sgs4 ereneT
LEATHERIhee has been only limited demand for enock so
with moderate the stock has not increased Prices
important change In Union Crop there has been more
than average business We quote as iolo.si hn9et
Ayres avy 29a30c HeMlock BuenOs Ayres Middle.
29d3lc.; Hemoek, Buenos Ayres Light, f9G2sc Henocs
California Heayy 23d28ic.; Hemlock California Middle ~ dSsc
Hemlock California Light 2fd2 Hemocs Ornoco, &C. Heavy n
dlc IIemioct ornoco kc Middle 2 a23c Hemock. Onnoco,
Light q 42c; Hemock Good Damaged all kinds and weights
Hemlock Rough 3Jd6c UuoE Cropped HEAVY Gtci Union
Cropped Middle Gic Union Cropped Light " &c Union Bellies
isd2Oc Oak Rough weights GJIc Oak Rougn. Southern all
weights, 30aJc. currency. v n. -,
LUMBhRTtsre little doing u this branch Of trade ths con
unchanged In Southern Pine only limited business passing bat
with hgh Ctoek there Is little TO sell Common Pine boards
are in fair request and are hrm Good piece Plank are hT rh LIN
tied local aud inquiry and the true OF piece os Ie
ensuing month look for activity and advance IN prices
MBfASTher good business ouE lngot Copper nce our
last but rather sales Of O 10 Lake az % anu
private English is dull and easier the ofeisss
liberals OF 50 tuns English at 29 d30c Yellow ha without
change The market for Scotch Pig Iron remains very quiet
Pig quiet and unchanged Rails without important
ehsnge and the inquiry hyhi quoted H ssot7. so for
nonus $50 yard from dock For Pig Lea, there
good inquiry and market remains 1rm bat in prices We
Common Foreign 3. slc and Refined 49, gold Bar quoted at
s Sheet and Pipe at 0ic and Tin Lined Pipe at 6 all less per
s.ssn st 81 aI sT25 rOd stock Tho market for Pig
Tin remains very dali and prices nonns unchanged hear Of
sales Of importance S,ts held At 9 Gyle Eng,h SliG and
Bsnea 3c all goh Paes quiet but erm sales ,nce oar
last 800 boxes Charcoal Tin the spot at ~ so DO Ch.r
Tern part at fle @ and so DO Cofe Tin 10 BY aud
Hby sss H. Other desepuOos without change Of Import