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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES NEW REMEDIES!
DR.. GIBBONS DISPEnSkRy

of Sexual and Seminal Disease, such 3A
as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Structure, syphilis in all
forms, Seminal Weakness, 1mpotency, ETC., etc
Skin diseases of years standing, and Ulcerated
Legs, etc, successfully treated.
DIR. G1BB0N has the pleasure of announcing
that he has returned from visiting the principal
Hospitals Of Europe, and has resumed practice.
The Doctorhas spared neither time nor money
in seeking out new remedies, and has returned
with increased facilities for alleviating human
suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is consequence of self
abuse. This solitai, vice, or depraved sexual
indulgence, is practiced by the youth OF both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerrng certainty the following train of
morbid symptoms, unless combatted by scien-
tlhc medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance,
dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head RUG
ing in the ears, noise like the rustlng of leaves
or rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the
loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision,
blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffdence
in approaching strangers, dislike to form new
acquaintances, disposition to shun society,
| loss of memory, pimples and various eruptions
| about the face, hectic fushes, furred tongue.
f9tid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats,
monomania and frequently insanity. If relief
be not obtained you should apply Immediately,
either in person or by letter, and have cure
effected by his new and scientific mode of treat
ing disease, which never fails of edecting quick
and radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance may be CURED Al
HOME, by addressing letter to DR.. -Gibbon,
stating case symptoms, length of time the dis
,ase has continued and have medicine promptly
forwarded, free from damage and curiosity, to
any part Of the country, with full and plain di
rections for use.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please stat
the name of the paper they see this advertise.
ment in.
By enclosing SO in coin in q registered letter
through the Postofhcc, orthrough Wels Fargo h
Co., package Of medicine will be forwarded
to any part Of the Union.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address, DIR. j. +. GIBBON,
dll-1y Box 1857, san Francisco, Cal
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NOTICE.

VNHosE PERSONS WHO HOLD THE DUE
Il bills OF the Highland Consolidated Mining
Company, dated the 14th instant, will please
return them to the Office of the company for the
purpose of having them exchanged for others
drawn in a more approved form.
By order of
J.N. WILLIAMS, Agent.
Highland, May 10, 1874. myl6-3t
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Newark silver Mining Company--

Newark Silver Mining Company--
Location of principal place of business,
San Francisco, California Location Of works,
Ely Mining District, Lincoln county, Ne.
vada. Notice is hereby given that at a meet.
ing of the Board of Trustees, held
ON the Twentieth day of April, 1874,
an assessment mo. y of Two ts2l Dollars
per share was levied upon the capital stock
of the Corporation, payable Immediately in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary at
the office of the Company, Room No. /, No.
i0l California street, San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Twenty-ninth
day Of May. 1874, will be delinquent,
| and advertised Tor sale at public auction, and
| unless payment is made before, will be sold
on Friday, the Nineteenth day of
June, 1874, to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs of advertising and
| expenses OF sale.
DAVID T. BAGLEY, Secretary
Ofice-Room No. l, No. 4Ol California street
San Francisco, California. a2s-td
, 1874-01-07
grades, s4.7os5.oo; packing, $51oa5.so; most sales

grades, 4.7oS5oo; packing, $5.1o355o; most ta1ea
CA711E-Quic: and unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 6.-BREADsrrFFs - Flour
ar1ner; surerhne, $:5oa5.5o Wheat quie: and hC..:
red, <l.eo@1.e5; amber. s172c5175; white. s1.'9s
mars. Oats dull; white, 57G Soc; mixed, 5oG55c.
PETroLEoN-Czude, 1o:; refined, 1s;se.
"H1szx-s9c' rorrno
and % anehanse,l. 1 Wheat s,eady; 10 white WABASH,
s15, si:st 'Gsr Fss1naly % s.. red $l.ssH; 10
Corn steady: high mixed, Coz, cash; &C, seile9
February; new S. cash sle February low H5 sed as
No. i, 4sc; No: 2, 4H@4s:.
Ho0s-Dreased firm at $3.50.
aEerna aEeaPT@Fo1S' 1000 brls; wheat 5000 bu;
sH1raEsrs-FlosT, $50 brls: wheat, Aooo ba corn,
1900 bu; oata, LOCO h,:
DETROIT, Jan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS quiet and
nnehansed: wheat active and hshe;; ez:sa, sl:ss;
No. !. $l.563158H; anhe-, G4a co-n steady ..
61a64c. Oats, 43c.
Hoas-Dressed, IS. .so@aH.
CEcESAT1 Jan. .6.-HKEAps7uFFs-Flour IN ian
demand aud higher, at <72537.4o- Whea. ac1n u
sl:4s@l.s5. Corn arln M at ds5to:- Rye hr'n- oas'
Pnoy1s1oxs-Pork steady; held ut 1880; spot
s1G5u. Lard steady; steam, axe; Kettle, SIG Huu
meats steady; shoulders 6Ac clear r:b, 7Gc; clear,
74.c sales shoulders md clear rib buyer March At
G5Sc aud 8kc Bacon firm; shoulders, 7Hc; sides,
8Nasatc, with sales OF sna lots at &c less. Green
meats closed dull; shoulders, &c; clear rib, 7Ac;
clear, 7Hc. ..........-
Hocs-Dnn at ss.1o@sso; =; most sales ut s5.a5954o;
receipts, {, sos shipments, ,104.
WH1sET-Firm At o..
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 6.-DnEAosrurFs-Flour stead,
st Il. .25&7.o0-
pnov1s1oss-steady; pork held at s15.5oa1B.m
Lard firm: prime steam. SIC. Bulk shoulders, exc;
clear H' 7.c; clear, 751@sc- B4con steady md IN
changed,
..WH1s1r-Quiet. .-...
MILWAUKEE.
Mn.wAukEE, Jan. 6.-DIE&D<rCFFF-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat quie: and weak; No.. l.
Arm: No. 2, 37Hc- Corn firm: Ea. ?, 5aho-
Rye firm :; new, 16c. Barley firm No. 2, s1.45.
FRoV1s1oSs-Pork firm ii $500. S P. hRruE- 9H9
10Hc Bulk shoulders, loose, 55tc; middles, packed
77.99c. Lard firm steam, shc.
REcE1F1s-F1our, 5000 btls: wheat, o. go bu.
SH1PMENTs-Flour, 5000 hrls: wheat, 35, ,00J bu-
BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Jan. G.-BRExnsrCFFs-Whcat active;
sales. 900 b spsing private terms Corn quiss
1D0 bu No. ut i3c. Barley scarce and wanted
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. n.G.-BHEADsrurFs-Ccrntn IN good
demand and firm at 73c4;4c-
DEAS-Fiimer at o5 .t3S.W. s.......
Puov1s1oss-Dry salt meats fruer ut GH@sH9
sIc.
Others UNCHANGED.
CorTos-Quie. sa1ea, 80 bales good ordinary to
strict good ordinary, l314tlc: low middng to strict
low niddling, 14Tt@15c: midding TO stric. middng,
16h916Kc; good miadlinR, l749l7kc. Receipts,
9,3A bales e1ports to Great Britain SLIGO the co1~
tinent, 6,9l2; stock, $50, 937 unsoll, IN, 900.
MosErAEy-Gold. 1l9:tG3111. Sight, e discount.
s:ezling-Bank, S 0o9533.
, 1874-01-07
The Proposed MilxvauIkce IL st. Lonis
Kailr0ud.

Sneeiat DispateA to Tbs CAiea9o Tribune.
MnwAuKEE, Jan. 6-The surveying party Of the
proposed Milwaukee X St. Louis Railroad returned to
this city last night, and discharged today They
report good, practicable country and the Chief
Engineer, Mr. Morre, is now engaged in compiling
his report and preparing the outlipeplans The pro-
posed route will be from this city Peru, H., there
to connect with some existing Line for st. Louis
striking, route, Waterford, Rochester, and Bur-
lngton, In this State and Richmond, Woodstock Syca-
more Dekalb, Mendota, and Peru, In Illinois. The
country is reported popuous, fertile, and wealthy.
The idea ia to iutersect eyerJ railroad running
out Of Chicago, and to supply the districts
through which the line will pass, which
dependent wholly Chicago for
MARKET with two rival markets, viz: st. Louis aud
Chicago. Thn Direction maintain that this should bc
looked upon with favor by the Grangers this
COUNT it will by Its very character cut the existing
railroad-mouopoes all to pieces. This logic would be
good it not for the fact which they omit to state
thAt rs the road gets into running order It
will surely make running arrangements with thefe
same Chicago roale,-1u element in the calculation
which ths Direction have doubt duly taken into
count
The panic struck this scheme, and nothing has yet
been done in the why Of providing fuuds. Il meeting
Of promoters will he held here the 21s, when tho
financial situation will bo considered.
The proposed road IS intended to strike the PERI coal
fields, it being estimated that BY its "oales
peczlly for manufacturing Rpurposes-can be Il down
here s. to IS per ton cheaper when the track laid
than At present and to benefit tho Wisconsin lum-
bez interest.
, 1874-01-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL, Jan. GIL .. m-F1our. 2sa@eos Cd
Wheat-"inter, rs 4d@l2s Sd; spring, - 3d9 d
Corn 37s Cd Pork, 6ss. Lard. lis. Lake PORK, Gil
Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Jan .-Receipts-Wheat within tht
Inst three days. $1,000 qrs, 33 GOO being American
L1vrRrooI, Jan. o. p m-Bseadsnfts IT, 81 quiet
Corn, 37s Cd. Lard, 41s I'd.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 6.-cotton eas,er, but not lower
middling upands, s@sl5d; Orleans. 8hd:: Sales.
u 600 bales American, 1900; speculation and export
1900. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester steady.
Breadstuds- California white wheat, average
quality, 13s 1od9l4s red western spring. 12s 4d12s
10d. Corn, SIS 9d-
Proyisions-Bee{, s5s. Cheese, 6ss. Lard, Ais Cd.
Cumberands / 41s. Short ribs 38s.
LoSDoS, Jan. 6-5 p. m.-The rate Of discount
in open market for months bills ia 81 Per cent,
II below the bank rate. consols for money, 9o99et
on account, 9oii9921z. United States securities
5-o0s Of G5, 107l; do Of 81, 107A 1otos, lo4lf
new 5s, 1o3l. New York Central, 92H; Erie, 433 j;
preferred, GO.
Talow, 41s Cd.
Paris, Jan. 6.-Rentes, 6ef 67Hc.
, 1874-01-07
The Produce MARKETS.


New YoRx JAM G.-Cor7os-31ore active; mi4-
BKE1psTurrs-Fiour in fair demand aud higher; re-
@6.25; common to good extra, se.so'971o; good to
choice, r.l527. .65; white wheat estra, x3es5s8o;
s1tsa oho e. honds, Il ssSSg ~ r.
and more active; Western, si.l5@I50. Wheat opel
ed higher closed du with tho advance lost receipt
ags 1n1Saiut Duth sp!h9 So % sSfee
si6391.ss No. Chicago. sl.co ala: mo: l An-
nesos. sl.65@l.es; amber Michigan sic Rys quiet.
Barley scarce and firm Canada West, $180: Wes:ern
$l&7H. 3lalt quiet. Corn in fair demand and higher:
receipts. 1o.ooo bu; mixed Western In store a5s5Hc
aaoat, s4as5kc; new aaoas sotsB5c. oats rrmer r.
esgs;kc. ta' ' ~
UAr md Hops-unchanged.
GEocEa1rs-Cof:ee Tery trm Rio, to arrive, 1535c,
gold: stock on hand, 3. .oo' bags. Sugar firm no
PE1roEEu4-Fismer; refined, 13A0l3Hc; czuds
held at 514c- ....
TunrESr1SE-Qriet 1t 41K@t?c-
EuGs-Weak; Western, 2s319c.
Pnov1s,oss-Pork arn'cr; new rness, a6.SN@
II 90 spot SIG rs February March s17-00 April !;
prime mess spot, <15.o0 Beef unchanged. Cut meats
h.m. shor. cut hams, sI@1oc; Niddlee nF1n; short
fs s4e s1s long s9d o1S Pns ma .s
apot; 5-7eG97:c, January; 97-ies39Hc, February ]:
s,+c, March 1oc, ApEa.
cnEEsE-steady.
Wn1sxr-Acti7e and drmer at sse9u.oo.
BALTIMORE
unchanged. Corn steady and drn mixed Western
80c, Oats quiet and firm Western, So953c- Aye
firm at e0995c, ...
Pnov1sloss-Firm., Mess pork, s16.oo. Buzz meats
scarce and wanted shoulders, 6kc: cieaf rib, 7Hc
Brcou-shoulders, 77zc: clear rb, skc. Lard steady
at 81:@9c. oo,oo.,
packed, 3oa35c.
CoS1EE-srong ut 25GTc.
WH1sKY-Duu 1T 96Hc.
O9WEGO.
O5wzao, Jan. .6.-BHEADaTUFF-Wheat ern; no.
1 Milwaukee. f1.58- Corn steady a. Sc. Barley N
demand up Lake Canada. k16,.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIE jan -6.-BEEAps1uYF6-Flour quiet and
unchanged. When. nEn: No. spring, f1.a No.
fali. n: No. = p.e5. Corn II fair demand and
higher: no Mixed sc east track 5e@54c In eis-
vator, Oats higher; No. 2 4t@4Ahe In elevator.
Ba-Iey dull Rye qz1iet at s0A81c-
WalsKY-Flrm II o5c. --..-...
PIov1s1oxs-Po1k firm at III 5o2l 500. Bulk meats
arm hut inactive: shoulders and clear rib mp
country, ossc selle: March: Bacon noutnal5 high
1fb .sc; clear &c saked. Lard higher prime ateano,
as:c apot choice ketsis buysr February, up country,
ESQ. ..t.. . sro . .t,,r.t,n
, 1874-01-07
ADJUSTMENTS.


lie criticism OF Salvini's performance at Nc
Fcker:s Monday. evening was crowded out by
other na ter, but the merits Of the player were
such that it deserves publication, even though
It 20 comparatively late 3 day:
Tue lending Incidents Of the play are well
inoun to all readers Of the Old Testament. The
lo7es Of Samson and De1i1ah are not "a romantic
Is tlose ct Romeo aud Juliet, or Lance1ot and
Guneycre, but they are truer to nature, md
thsy are constantly repeated. Juliet ls dead
beyond resurrection. but Delilah lives in every
aJ, and daily betrays with sweet kisses and
fase words. Samson, like Agamemnon and
o:hes strong men, YVES unfortunate in his rela~
dons With women. His first fame wept and
pointed till she stole his secrets, and his second
1ssed and caressed till she found the source OF
hts strength. tie heel Of the Hebrew Achilles.
Mlsons I" Samson Agonistes," grand as it ls,
6r!endid With its solemn hneB is united for the
ftage, and, liko nearly all Of 1iltons poetry, is
seldom tcad. The italian dramatist, lppolito
D4ste has tried to give something more OF life
Ind Animation to the Biblical story, to expand
I'D anpl;fy it. to endow With romance the bare
narration OF facts, and to create in us purely
sunan interest in something which the majority
tessno - scene from a sacred book He has
Adhered Closely to the facts, bis only modl6ca-
aous being made in the interests Of morality
shlch is Ligh1y honored in Italy-on the stage,
md Delilah ia transformed from light O love
% wea0sd wife,-as violent 3 change as II Miss
asnsfel1 we're to appear es the wife, though not
Ice modest one Of james Fisk. History IS thus
soEnpe1clt to yield to the demands Of decency-
the play we're simply to be read. it would be
searlsore, even though clothed in the melliflu-
vaa Italian tongue. Its sole interest is due to
us actors, through whom alone it can live and
iA7e being. The play lacks climaxes, tableaux,
saftdng eTents, all those things which are en-
T'eEed to win the plaudits OF the play-goer OF
n4ay.
Aid therein lies the strongest proof OF the
Geflt Of Salyini and bis troope, that they were
@'e - occlaln the attention Of m audience,
'oea did not understand q word they said, and
s@ch knew what Was going on only By the ex-
tsessiTc pantomime, and the unsatisfactory and
4ssepti?e aii OF hbretto. Applause given under
sseh circumstances, is doubly grateful to the
ss;of. 1t ls giyen, not to what he says, but to
ae manner in which he said it /; not to his eeu~
Saents but to his expressive face, his speaking
, soes, his eloquent gestures. For the real actor
n,.:a rs:ks m universal language. which all the
-4aoos OF the earth eau understand.
.s 1Aas. when Salvinl ac:ed, ono almost forgot
.s4 ~ he spoke in an ellen tongue, since acton
E;a r. tone 50 fully expressed what he meant-
H. eyes had language as well Us his lips. He
~ ! Commanding presence, powerful frame,
~ ~ 9s great charm lies IN his voice. which 2s
tspao1e Of so many and 30 wonderful modnla-
~Sa,@ has Ill the strength Of For1ests. but
, 1874-01-07

hASaAS lily. A1o-5 Jau. o.-tA1ILE-Ao1a1nB ue-
Hoos-sales in the early part Of the day slow, and
at .70a4.87H, but the market rallied in the after
noou with sales at 81 3oi55C0, closing firm at
treme range Ct &4.70@500. The weaher is favorable
and the leading houses will pack as long Is hogs cau
b. had.
BUFFALO.
BUFFALO Jan. .6-cATTLE-Receipts, including re-
ported atrtvals 1,G33 Total for the week. 4,24 The
market opened slow, but before became active at
Gai decline On Last weeks closing prices Fair at
tendance Of buyers with some hrm loads Of stock In
yards Sales: 100 Ohio steers, 800 10 o0s3 ibs s4as@
1917 lao Michigan steers 812 to $50 ts- f3.co9
$50 illinois steers, AL to 1,3o6 bs,
40 Indiana seers, 2o1 to 800 lbs. s5.3o9G.87E.
SHEEP AND LAxBs Receipts, included reported ar
full Of sheep, With not sufficient eales to esabl:h
market The Indications TINT prices will be of.
HoGs-ReceiPts, including reported arrivals, 1000.
Total for the X. 570o against COO ZANE time last
week. Market dn, and buyers holding of for de-
cline Yorkers, $'.oo95;so; Aesyy hogs, s5.5o@575-
NEW YoEk. Jan. 6.-Hoos-Reec1pts 2,l78. Live in
fair request at 6',95xc, With sold ut 5Aa51c.
Dressed, shade drrner. and more steady, closing 1t
6t.@7s<c for city, and G'5@G7sc fc, Western.
WATERFOWL. MASS.
WArIRrowS, Mass., Jan. 6.-BkEF CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. SIG. Supply Light, but good q'ality. Rates
firm for ali grades Sales OF choice at $1O.0091050
extra, - .009.5O: first quality, f900@850; second
do. 5000 1850; third do. s4:75t9s-5o.
sHEEP AND LA1Bs-ReeeIpts, 3,4so. Many focks
sold at nc decline Sales Of sheep in iota 1t $25@
SIS each extra, t40ot25.75.
EAST LIBERTY.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Jan, G.-CATTLE-Arr1va1s, y
cars s; best, 1910; medium, $5009 SIS; common,
t4.2s2s.uo; stockets, 5000 100 bulls, $a.oo.
HoGs-Arrivala, 81 cars best Philadelphia, $500
5.75 Yorkers, <5.15G5.20.
sHEEP-rriTals, 3lN cars best, $s.0o@5.5o; usdl'
um, S4.oo5t.50; +; common, s3.oo33.50.
, 1874-01-07
Mclean and De Witt County TOWN.
ship Meetings to Consider the Rail-
rond Ronl Questi0n-A Vigorous

Spteial Dit1ateh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, Jan. Cat Farmer City, De
Will County. to-day, meeting OF the taxpayers OF
sants Anna Township vas held TO consider what &c
ton to take regarding the interest bonds Of the
Danville. Urbana, Bloomington Pek:n Railroad,
nov almost due and to be collected. The
meeting large, showing the general in
forest Of the people in the. matter. Al
WIS appointed to confer with similar committees In
other interested townships to legal COUNSEL and
II deemed BEST to tase steps toward obtaining in
junction to prohibit the collection Of the bond tax 1t
will he remembered that the Danvilie Urbana, Bloom
ington Pekin Railroad is the original Of that
part OF the Indianapolis Road extending from Danyille
to PeKiu. One Of the points made against the colec-
ton Of interest IT, that the bonds voted to the former
roa1 cannot legally become the property Of the
solidated line Meetings similar to the Farmer City
meeting touay to be held in Bloomington, Leroy,
and Empire Townships Saturday next and will doubt
less bs hrgey attended, exciting, and decisive.
, 1874-01-07

Special Disp1tch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Jan. Ca telegTa phic dispatch was
received to-day the effect that the bonds Of the
Iowa Pacific Railroad had been negotiated
~ tbs Assoeiated fress.1
DUBUQUE, a., Jan. 6.-Inteligence vas received to-
day by j. E. Graves President Of the Iowa P4ctdc
Railroad, that the bonds Of that Road had lad been
negotiated in Germany to the amount Of e. 6r COO
This will insure the completion Of the road the coming
Eeason. It Is already graded and bridged, and the
Company has 1o0, GOO ties band. The bonds Of the
road are negotiated to secure the iron and equip
1nenta This gives another important road to Dubuque
It runs midway between the Illinois Central and the
Milwaukee 4 St. Paul Reads, and taps dne rich and
old settled country.
, 1874-01-07
RAILROAD NEWS,

Meeting in New York OF BondhoIdc1s
OF tho st. louis q: St. Joseph Rail-
r0ad--Sale of the E0ad--Tlsc Boud-
holders to hid In the Property
Special Di.paseA to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRx, Jan. GA meeting Of the hrst-mortgaRe
boudholdera Of the St. Louis T. St. Joseph Railroad
held to-day at the Astor House, s. L. Chase, Of
Fall River, in the chair to take action in anticipation
Of the sale Of the road, which is advertised TO take
place on Jan. Is. Brief addresses were made By
era1 gentlemen on the present condition Of the road
with REV Of forming opinion to its probable
worth. resolution that tho road should be bid In ut
the coming sale by the bondholders offered by c.
". Hassler. An amendment offered providing
that st1ted sum should be decided At which the
bondholders would consent to take tho property Thu
amendment was rejected and the resolution finally
adopted. committee Of five was then appointed to
carry out the provisions OF the resolution This Com
mit,ee will act as Board Of Trustees for the bond
holders, and will meet from day to day until some
plan is decided when they will report to the bond
holders. The acceptaon Of these ta11ns will be at tho
option Of the bondholderr.
, 1874-01-07

one time member Of tha faculty Of the I.te Normal
School.
The name OF the unknown man who was over
and killed ut Calcdoni2 Station the Grand River
Valley Railroad last week has been found to be Charles
Antony. of Rochester, n Y. His remainR hare been
sent to his friends.
Wong Chin Foo, Chinese merchant now IN this
city Waited tho Board q: Trade this noon, end after
formal reception, spoke at length concerning tho
nexcial institution Of 1is own country.
, 1874-01-07
FThe Wool 'FrudCs

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. G.-Wool buoraut, with an ad-
vancing tendency. Stock scarce. Ohio. Pennsylvs-
nia and West Virginia double extra and above, 559
SC; extra 5+@55c medium, 55@57c; coarse, 5oa53c !;
New York, Michigan, Indiana, and Western fine. SOC
6ac medium, 5aG55c; coarse, 5o@5ec; combing,
washed 6O962c: combiug, unwashed, 49942c; Cans
da combing, 62G65c; fine unvashed, 35ts37c coarso
and medium, washed, a5@37c; tub-washed, A957c
extra and merino. pulled, 45@50c; No. and super
fne nnlfed A5fa5Uc
, 1874-01-07
Tho Notion for q Receiver in the Case
Of the Springfield d Illinois South.
enStcrn Railroad.

Special Di.patch 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
SPRtSdF1ELD, Ill, Jan. 6.-The motion to appoint =
Receiver for the Springfield Illinois southeaste.n
Ralroad was called up in the United stntes District
Court, but postponed. The only ground upon which
the Receiver Ia asked for Ia the non-payn,ent Of in
terest An answer has been d1ed the bill and the
case may not be heard until the Court has full bench
Judge Drummond is expected here On tire 18th inst
probable that The will be called up again to-
morrow.
, 1874-01-07

Special D;fpd.ch 10 The EIie69o 7F7bunt.
1xp1ASAroI1s lad, jan G.-Articles incorporating
the Rising Sun, Aurora X Hnrdintown Railway were
died to-day. The length Of the road is fifteen miles:
III In Ohio and Dearborn County, Ind. Tue capital
il s150O00. The Directors are A. c. Downey, J. ".
Tal5ott, Il. l. Davis q. G. Dodd, T. T. Williams, p.
j. Rabb H. O. Espy The line will connect with the
Indiana, Cincinnati / lafayette Railroad.
, 1874-01-07

and the slight advance gained yesterday WIS easily
sustained. The average Of prices perhaps tribe
lower than yesterday but any discrepancy In prices
is fully accounted for BY the difference in quality the
bulk Of to-day'a receipts consisting OF common,
coarse, and uneven ota. Packers and shippers vera
both engaged and the % 200 hogs sale readily
disposed or At <1.75G515 for inferior to common st
S5.20@5.33 for medium, cnd at 35@555 for good to
extra The market closed quiet ut the above quota
, 1874-01-07
N,cHiGAM ITEMS.

Spee;at Dlspa.eh to The CHICAGO Tribune
nerporT' Wch.. jan 8.-Gov. Bsgley has appoint
ed D. r May5av, of Ypsilanti, member Of The State
board Of Eiuc.:ou to supply the TAcsncy oceaaoned
haH ts wau.knomn educator Of this SsaA. And Fas AZ
, 1874-01-07

NEW YoRs, Jan. e.-Business very dull today, ow-
ing to stormy weather. Market for cotton goods quiet
bnt prices steadily maintained Fine blcached shirt
tnRs In active demand by obbera ard shirt mauufac
tTcss, and closely sold up. California; johbers arc
operating in light prints, woEsed. dress Eoods, etc
Fancy worsted coaings and suitngs IN good demand
White Eooda and linens are moving.
, 1874-01-07

CINCINNATI Jan. 6.-The Trustees Ut the Cincin-
natl Southern Railway reported to-day for last year
s1e9 600 receipts including balance and ego dis
bursements, leaving balance Of s52, 600 On hand