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, 1873-03-06

Meeting OF tho Stockholders Ycstcrdav
- Characteristic Lcttcr from Con-
Eressmnn Jamcs Brooks.
BosToN, Maroh 6.--The annual moetinp Of thu
Union Pacific Railroad III In session here to-day.
rrosldent CLARK in ths chair. CAUCUS of tie
held before tho meeting, Was somo time Ii ngroc.
Ing upon candidates. for the new Board, the Hmea
interest opposing any further concession to tho
New York, or CLARK party, than had already boon
made. Upon the stockholders assembling for
business, the President road the following
r., WAan1sa1os, D. c., March ..
OF Representatives, which would to declare that
member Of Congress- because In selstntoross, could
not yoto With oven tariff cont his back or In other
Words that tho House muat b recruited heraaftor
from the a1shouses Of the country, have ordered to
b. sold tho small nuber Of shares hays hold In Tho
ss Il fssso sso n
to tho assembled stockholders, that I hAye
thu. disqualned myseli for ro-oecton, because nm
member q tho ne1t Congress- aud bocauue hereafter
intend to b free to open my mouth without my sua-
ptcion Of aefntoross, and to act and to vote "a my
have often withheld my vote when tic common inter
eats OF tho Government and tho road demanded M
Affirmative vote and energetic Speech Indeed, tho
tho grcatcs enterprise Of the world ton contros
oTs @ 70 Identical thas u. quite sro shall never and
'' '''n ssno fe d5Saa 20aF' f''sstrsy snrs Saoox,
The following woro elected lirectors: Horace
r. olark, New York; Johu Dun, Boston Au-
g%'stus g1't sohell, New York oakea Amos, Easton;
S Aoi & bashne sNs1' Ne1 Ron bs qouqe M
lins, Boston Royal +. Robbins, Waltham j; +.
Gordon Dexter, Doaton e. II. Baker, Bostop;
Jonopl Richardson, New York George 8. Bow
dom, Now York Frederick Nfokeraon, Doeton,
anu .. y. Chapman, Canton, Mass. Tic olovon
elootod.
, 1873-03-06
FIRES,
Destruction OF Property In Various
plhccss

Destruction OF Property In Various
LINCOLN, ILL.,, March 5.-This morning, our
little city was the scene OF another great con-
fagration, reaulting in tho amoldorinR ruins Of
twelve franc buildings. Tho Ions on fha build
ings is almost total. The principal sufferers On
other property arc +. Plumber, harness maker !;
J. 8. Bmith, merchant tailor; NaBh d. Stock
bridge, olothieTa: d. P. Sullivan, boot and shoe
doaler E. II. Eyans, baker and oonfeotioner !;
John: Eayes, undertaken; q. F. Wolf l. Co.,
gentlcmen'a furnlahers II. aroshoim, cloth
Te;n.t Iof Q: = RGs' adn; gs;oooF George s nss.
Sharp, &tatesman. lneWapaper) office; A. h.
Crildeld, photograph dealer; james T. Freeman,
Iri- Weekly (newspaper) office. lilo fire Ia sup
poaod to have originated In the bakery Of e. II,
Eavos. Tho insurance is light. Give ra about
ono moro first-olaas fire, and Lincoln can be
turned into farm to good advantage.
COMFY Pa, March 5.-Tho building known as
Cooks Hall, occupied a. dwelling, moat-uar-
ket, and branch Of the Christian Church, was
burned down at 0 p. m. It was ono Of tho oldoat
buildings In tho place. LOSS, $1,000; insured
MEMru1s Tenn., March ga fire In Mason,
Tenn, yesterday, destroyed hotol and tho dry
5000,
L.sTowELI, Ont, Mareh GA fire, this morn
Ing. on tho corner OF Wallace aud Main atroets,
destroyed block OF storos. LOSS $4,000,
, 1873-03-06

other rqhttor. Parties who hAyc recentty ham
charged uouplc LILO unpa1u rntt6 On npWHpApord
thht weighed a snlnll fraction more tl,au two
OUNCES, and who complained at tho poat- -Onlco
Dopnrtment have boon informed that tho lato
opinion of tho Attorney q enoral roforred only
to letera. tho question In regard to othor classes
OF matter mover having boon submitted to TINT
otllco.
r. =, VITO VOTED Fon THE 1NonEAsh.
:, On the roll call Of membefa Of tho House on
the vote to tgroo to tho conforoncc report Of
tho Legislative Appropriation BILL incroase Of
Salaries bcing tho test question, tho yoA8 wcro
103; nnys 81. OF the yeas, 40 were Depublt-
cana, and 81 Democrats and Liberal -Ropublicane.
OF tho 40 Republican ycas, 10 were BoutLorn
mombora. OF tho los yeas, 62 woro outaoinu
mombors. TINT is to say, not elected to TIA Fors.
ty-third 0ongrosB. '~
tn kht ASsoctated Press,1
v1s1rons.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-Ihe President ro-
oofved worry few visitors to-day but received eoy-
ernl military organizations, who came to pay
tqeir respects, ind reviewed otlors from tia
stand facing Lafayette 8quare.
PROMOTED.
President Grant today promoted Low r.
1uokey, Of Illinois, to be his Private Secretary
9. Q. Bninen, Aasintant Private B6crotary, and
=. L. Prldcn, Executive Clerk. Those promo
ttons arc In accordance with the principle Of
Uivil Hhrvica Reform.
, 1873-03-06

SALT 1AKE, Feb. 5.-The Netos, tho principal
Mormon organ, has q congratulatory article thi7
evening On tho failure Of lcgislstion on Utah IL
tho late Congres8. 8omo little e1ultation oropa
out in tho Herald, but altogether the tone of tie
Mormon press is unexpectedly mild.
Tho inaugural address OF President Grant Is re-
ceivod with expressions Of favor by all parties.
Tho Mormons claim ho has been miBinformed on
the situation hero, and 1oiterates for commits
sion. Tho dontilos aro hopeful that special ses-
aion will be called, and the question aottled ona
way or tho othor at ouce.
No further interruption to overland travel ia
approhendod from the Bnow. The road from
Omaha to San Francisco is reported entirely
cloar, aud trana regular.
Brigham Young loft this city to-day on q tour
through tho northern sections Of tho Territory.
, 1873-03-06
The Political Troubles Of LOU
isiana Culminate in
B1oodshed.
The McEnery Militia Attack a Met
ropolitan Police
Station.
Cannon Dr. .'ght Into Actlon, and tle
n1ili,tsss99 Dispersed.
United States Troops No@Saia Possess
sion Of the City.

NEw ORLEANS, March b.-Tho sovonth Pro-
cinct Station was quietly takon poeaobsion Of
lat night Ut o'clock by the Mc1sner1 militih.
on duty there, and no offort wan made to-day to
disp1aco the militia. It ia Understood tliat
further aggressive movement will bo ruade by the
militia tonight for twonty Squares. Tonight only
Gno ;,a was fGund On du They hare
about tho stations, Mechanics Institute, do.
Between 0 and 10 o'clock tonight tho AIcE,nary
militia attacked tho Third Precinct Police Sta
tion. They commenced tho attack by firing
turned BY the polico. Soon after, Con. Badger,
Chief OF tho Metropolitan Police, moved down
Ohartres atroet from Canal, with about 200 mon
nd snd o. one pttscs ot srtillery Quite largo body
tho crowd, Con. Badger ordered thom
to disperso. Tho militia refused to
ega bp1 Ssy Thsa ad .oon the police essa
vas fred: Ths timo tho ' gun Nv, was io"ded With With
grape; " this ono man was killed. and several
wounded. Another charge OF grapo WAS fred
out o. IT. Ann street. Bome ton or twelve aro
killed rs far SIS known. Only ono policeman
was wounded during the entire fight.
At one timo the firing was quite brisk, re-
semblin8 somowhst picket skirnish. For tho
powder expended and tho fuss made tho damage
Is remarkably light. The grapo Of tho Metro
politans WINS moro than tho militia bargained for,
and they aro reported to have wea1zcned readily.
Many Of them arc reported to have Bkedaddled
in great disorder.
The United States troops about II O'Clock
reached tho acene Of conflict, aud tho remain-
ing militia retired, leaving them In possession,
Tho Kolloggites arc jubilant, and the MoEn-
oryitos are quite the reverse. United statos
troops now occupy Jackson Square aud other
points IL tho city, md will no doubt prevent
All reports shout = compromise are unfound-
90, ns tolegraphed Saturday. A compromise is
Improbable; IN faot, it is now regarded rs i'm
a company Of United statos cavalry nt 1
o'clock passed up Camp street to Con. Emory's
headquarters, but soon after returned to Jack
son sauaro. They aro held In readiness to
bo mado
:, No further trouble, u apprehendod tonight,
tho militia being satisfied at leaving them in
possession. Tho city is full Of ramors. At this
hour hour, lag a; NJ, The atroets aro mostly d.
with people, everybody inquiring the latest from
the scat Of war. Thousands OF rumors were
0urIont, but tho facta in tho havo beau Civ
on above.
, 1873-03-06
WALL STREET.,


RcV1oxV OF tho Money, Gold, 1sonds
Stock, md Produce Markets.
- Special Di*,'ateh to The Chicago 1ribune
New YonK, March 6.-Moncy waH close during
tho oarly hours, whom call loans ranged from 1-s2
to $50. In tho afternoon m eaaior fooling pre-
to 1 per cent at tho close.
Tho courHe Of speculation to-day WAS directly
the reverao Of money stocks being strong aud
higher when money was tight and hoavy, and
lower when it became very. easy. Mercantile
paper is dull. Tho bess names sell at 9@10, aud
good ut 10@12.
Tho Times money article this morning, which
ia accepted Us m authority on Treasury mattora;
chys. The authority to use any part Of this
sum ls44. .ooo oo0) is loft by Congresa in tho dis
to suppose that he will use his authority except
in somo extraordinary emergency affecting tito
general trauo md financial confidence Of tho
country, whichis awholly different confederation
from tho local spoculations Of Wall street. It is
satisfactory to know that tho discretion rosta
with the Secretary, as 1t did bofore the meeting
OF Congress IN December, but 1t is well enough
to underatand TINT it's exercise horoafter will
b. b,,n not n2 only contingent upon tho omergen~
tious." This, coupled with tho tenor Of tho
treaidents inaugural address, 1oavoB 20 bril-
Liant hope tor tho inaatloniata. tast
!Ao otueh AlAlhak HAb ITGbu0Is EACluc MAtl
and Western Union werc tho most active in the
list. The feeling. WAS alternately weak and
strong. At tho close. prices varied hut frac-
ton from yesterday final rates. But mora con-
hdenca was apparent.
Gold was strong and higher, ranging from liz
Foreign exchange was frnor.
BONDS.
Governments vero steady but dull.
Flour closes bettor on low grades and fairly
active. Thoae grades arc scarce. Medium win
tor wheat extras are irregular and difficult OF
saie, Fancy Minnesotss arc scarce and wanted.
Winter tame. Exporters hold of. Pork was
moderately active and Arm on tho spot, with
sales Of 160 barrels at Sl5.75 tor now mess and
$1,000 for thin mess; for future. 1000 barrels at
sl5.o5 s5 tor March md s15.4o for May.
Gut ments wero moderately active. Dry
salted shoulders arc quoted at about Go. Fifty
boxea Western picked bollies sold at 90, and 500
smoked hams, l211 ibs ut 1870. Bacon WAS
firmol, but quiet. Short clear, $50, md long
81 eei5 sb1u tcs m1a wes yh saS
the latter for the last half, aud 8slc for April
, 1873-03-06

oINoNNATI, Mnroh 6.-Tho express train went
on Of the ran. Handle Railroad leaving Pittsburgh
distance noat Of Willow Grove Station, Two
sleeptn coauhes went over the ombankment and
were badly wrookod. Tho only passenger badly
hurt was Mrs. Anne Price, OF Springfield, Mo-,
Mg M3eg fractured. t Tho others injured we're john
Marquis, philadelphis, buck bruised; Misa
ai,nompnon !, 1allston Spa, N. T., hsad cut r. II.
l3een, right heel ulightly cut 3. Feohtmanger,
NOV York. slightly cut ln tho head. hIra. Prioe
""a 1enea e % ,s ,sleubenyllle for treatment.
;, CEDAR nAplps IT,, March 5.-1t Clarence, H.,
shls morning, Noah Rudolph, Of this qlty, Was
, 1873-03-06

Observation-Disclosures Tho River and Hasbor Bill
Who Il Running thu State Government 3-Infuno.
ton Against the Dissolution o! tho Oredit MobIltoz
.Company-The Congressional Verdict in tho Credit
Mobiifer Casa-Ono Of tho Most Serious Ehpota OF
the Credit Mobllpr Dovelopnlents--Tho Railroad
Freight Question In tho Minnesota Legta1aturc-
Official oognizanoo to be Takoa BY Consross Of tho
Former ConRsosa-Mr Collars Interces.ton vida
tho PoakOalco Department In Behalf Of Nosbttt-
The 81 600 GIfta from Ncabltt to Ool!ax-Trado OF
tho Credit Mobfar Cougtesamen Against tho Noss
papars-lcgislatigo Establishment Of Passenger
Fares on Iowa Railroads-The Principal Point Made
"a OAkos Amee' Dofouse- Comparison Dctwosn tho
south bea Bubble aud tho Osodit Moblllor; Tho
Railroads aud tho Farmers; A Lame aud 1mpotent
Coaonsion; Tho Agricultural sooiety; Disoo,erea
In Western America.
ORIGINALITY IN L1TERATURE-An Es.ay by Prof.
William Matthew'S Of tho University Of Chiea1o
, 1873-03-06
THIRD PAGE

TEE RAILROAD QuEsTIoN-Meetins Of Fsrmsrs At
Easly1le, Al.--spocch by a. ]. Grover; Convention
Of Fa1mers at Contta1la, Ill.-Speech by ". G.
ElagG; Convention OF FaEmers At Bloomington, III. !;
Letter from ths Hon. Josiah Quincy; Opinions Of
Illinois Newspapers.
TaE FARM AND GARDEN-Ftsh. Culturo-Restookin
thu R!vors Trout Park-AEtIaoial B.oedino-Brpok
or spockled Trout in Iluois-How tho Eggs Ato
Hatohod-A Remarkable Grove Of Native Arbor
Vitas-Fttteen Hundred Years Ago-How Came
They Thus Now Hero? o?-Whito Csdaz-Fatu at
David Hammond-1ts AdsantaRos for Trout.T THsh
Calturo--stata Aid for tho Propagation Of EIah.
, 1873-03-06

CLEy1AHD, O., March 5.-At tho annual msot-
ing Of tho stockholders OF tho Columbus, On
oinnati q Indianapolis Railroad, held in this city
to-day, tho following. named gentlemen wora
elected Directors. II. .. Hurlbut, r. r. Han
dy, 8. Wolls, L. n. Hubby. p. r. Rannsy,
Cleveland r. H., n. Shoemaker. % Cincinnati i
, 1873-03-06
8INTI PAGE.

SIxTH PAGE.
"AbH1NGT0N-Tho Conspiracy to Helzs tho Public
Landk-1latozy Of tho Land OBcs-Grants OF Lsuda
to Aa4lEoad'-Tho Iowa and Kanaas Railway Bys.
toms-kausAs a. Specimen Railroad stato-Ds-
Commonwealth.
/ KI6s-A Comlo Poom.
EGOuND1TY-seron Children at Throe Births,
CREDIT MOB1LlEN-NopoEt Of tho Benats COMMITTEES
on tho Cases Of Patterson, Harlan, aud othor.
"Do0ToHED" BANLEY-Whs brewers Dcstrs Lght
Barley.
BUILDING MATTEAa-Now Hoto1s, Btors,, RosI-
dsnocs, 6c.-Extonson Of the Poat-t]gaop Promjsas
THE ALTON RAILWAY DEOlB1ON-Note from the
Hon. GustAvus Koernor.
RAlLEOAD5 AND Observation-Disclosures Bill
introduced Ia tho Lowor House Of tho 1llinos Con.
sfaf Assembly,
EXTRAORDINARY DEpRAY1TY-Tte Lstost En-
poit Of Mrs. Lousa Doyce.
TIE PUBLIC DEIsr--Statemont for March !.
SAW M1LL8-A Big Gut.
, 1873-03-06

Eo . OIEIII -FkACfE-
D1ToRLA1S-PaEugraphs Tho Fabuloua Chaso Inhe.-
1tAnos-Ths Railroad Question and tho Courts
Railroad Troubles in Engand-Tho Credit MobIor
spirit In Prussia; Tho Last Outrage; Tho Gralp
T1adn Tho Fruit Prospect.
4 oA!uAdO Observation-Disclosures Of Citizens
Discussions Of Various Plans for Grand Far-Pro.
posod CUftal Palaoo-Mass Meeting to bs Hold
March 8.
faE APIARY-Efoct Of Variation Of Temperature upon
tho baea-Honey and Prepared Food for Bses-Bee-
ToodoEs-Pfavantion Against Moth AIillers.
= oR1NEsE MuRDEh-HozElble0 01ime-A Man Bitten
to Doath.
1aE RAILROAD QUESTI0N-VleHs Of Various iii.
noia Jou1na1s
CREDIT MoBH1EN-Ths Ceasusine Of Ames and
Brooks.
4 Observation-Disclosures Race fos Lilo,
, 1873-03-06
DES MONIES,

District Court Doclkct---R oli9ious Ex-
EuratoIts
Special Dspateh to I'he Chicago Tribune.
DEahTo1NEs, Iowa, March 6.-The District
Court commences, Monday next. with 278 oases
on tho dooket-law casss, ia; chancery, 1T;
criminal "a. Tho most important arc the cases
Of Hibben and Taylor, under Indictment for
forgery. The term will probably lust two
months.
The religious excursion to Polla, to-day, re-
suited in ono hundred conversions. Hammond
made spocches Ut intervening stations T An
droN johnson.
, 1873-03-06

EEUEHKNI1VHI Oh E18ut
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wia., Maroh "a call for Judge O.
Colo to become candidate for re-elootion 90
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court, signed
by twonty-ono Senators and sixty-four Assem-
blymen, md by members Of the bar Of both
parties from Milwaukee, Oshkosh, Grand Port
sge, aroan Ray. T.af!roRaa and Prairie tlu Cnlen,
Ii published tonight with Judge Coles accept
aud most upright Judges IN tho State, and there
is not likely to be any serious opposition to his
xo-election.
The Supreme Court has adjourned to tho 9Th
Of April.
There were 5000 salmon trout from The 6u-
perintendent Of the Fisheries In New York de-
posted In Lake MENDOZA last night, and it Is
hoped they wall increase and multiply, adding
greatly to the attractions Of Madison as fishing
Toaort,
, 1873-03-06

r. HAnTFonD, Conn.,, liarch 5.-The Republican
to-day renoninnted Con. J. II. Hawley for Con-
gFoss, ny acoln1nation, Resolutions warmly REQ
ommend!ng bis action in Congross, and con-
demning the logielatora OF all partlos concerned
~ the ofeftlt Mobiiior corruption, and IN tho
mously panHod.
The Democrats Of the First Congressional
District to-day nominated 8. =. Kendall for Com
ftesa. Resolutions wore adopted fdonounolng
, 1873-03-06
The Dentfat1 in Council.

;. UNoMNATI, O., March 6.-TAo MissiaBippI
Valley Dental Aasooiation commenced it's annual
session Of three days to-day. About fifty dele-
satea were present, representing the btatoa OF
Missouri, Illinois, Keutuoky,. Ohio, Western
Virginia, pennsylyana, Michigan, and Iowa.
Tho day mas spent In organization and the dis
cussion Of professional Rub1eots.
, 1873-03-06
Target ExCl1rGio1,.

New YoaK, March 5.-Oompauv of tno al.
Louis National Guard will ysit t{a civ on tho
homewald trip from Washington. Tho soyenth
negimont will entertain them during thoir stay.
Neporta from Warrington PRONOUNCE them re-
markably well-orlled aud efficient company,
, 1873-03-06
Now York Clty Politics.

New YONG, March 5.-Tho Apollo Hall General
Committee laat evening e1ectol John McOooi
Chairman. Tho opposing candidate was Judge
8paulllug. During the 1nooting tho police
oteoted one Of . number who wero improporly
voting ~ substitutes.
, 1873-03-06
SEVENTH PAGE.

SEVENTH FAGE-
6EECHEn-Tho Gsont brooklyn Pulpit Orator Ia ohi-
cago-Ha Nrat Visit to tho Carbon City Ia Twoyo
Years-1Io Tells What He Knows About "1fanhood
and Money"
THE MINNESOTA WHEAT OROp-Feom Ton to
~. TWolve hilon Dushos Surplus Yot to Go Forward.
stance fontmoro Wooison
MAROH-A Poem.
NEW POLITICAL DEFINITIONS -Anrono. NJ N.
Credit MobIler Developments,
, 1873-03-06

M0NETARY-Chioago Financial Mattors, fybo.,
Freight Leagues; Curruuoy Imitation.
C0MMERUlAL-Chlcsxo Produce Markots, rhfc.so
Livestock Market. With Rorier for the Weei !:
1Iorklmor County Dairy Market; Foreign Markets;
Buffalo and Watortown Liso.stuok MArksts,. Nov
York, Milwaukee, Toledo. 81. Louis, Cincinnati
and Ule.olAnd Produce Markets.
TUE CHICAGO TAlRuNE-PEospactu tor 1873,
, 1873-03-06

SAVANNAH, Ga, March 6.-Alan G, Jonos,
bookkeopor of tho Southern Bank Of GoorgIa. il
adefsulter to tho amount OF ss0, 600,
, 1873-03-06
Burned Tn rbentf.s

PORTLAND, Maroh "a woman named Clar],
~ burned to death In = fro on Congress- stroet
Last eYoniug.
, 1873-03-06
WASHINGTON,
Tho Questions Of Privilege Before
tho New Senate.
Continuation Of Inaugural Festivi-
tics for Those "Too Lato
for the Fair"
Analysis Of the Vote on the
Increase Of Salaries.
White House Gossip---The Cabinet---The
Rush of Visitors.

Special Dfs,satch to Tho Ch{edgo Tribune.
THE LOUISVILLE CANAL.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-Tae following ID tho
Hection OF the River and Harbor bill relating to
tho Louisville l. Portland Canal, as 1t finally
passed Congress, and received the approval Of
tho President:
a, Eor comprising the Iouln9ilo b Portland Cana1
$loo 0oo ana the Becretary Of tho Treasury is author.
txoa hna directed to assume, behalf Of Tho Unitod
81 sItea tho fontro @ epd q tho sd
approved March Is, 1s7a, It such tine ti,,'asi I'd
tho United aatoa and tho connerco theroo! nav "a.
quiro, and tho sum Of mohoy necessary to bnabe In
Secretary Of tho Treasury carry this provision io
'' s ss So eehtta 81 o s.s
canal tho tolls theroon scenels propelled by steam
shall bo reduced to rs cents pcr ton and on ali other
vessels In proportion.
Tho section In tho samo bill relating to TIM
Ohio River is as follows:
For tho improvement Of tho Ohio River, $2oo, 600,
md that Godfrey Wet.ze, Of Tho Corps OF Engineers
Of the o. g. A.. in charge Of tho Louisville Port
to the approval Of tho Chief Of EuglneeTs Of sad cors
tho Improvement Of said canal to j. O. Dennis AN sny ie
n:z 4 ans wSss 'sins aans b. B.
him under Hugh Msalincy's l. oo.'a contract
to perform work on said canal tn tho years
and droee to g ,.a S:1S
Dennis In addition to the amount provided for auch
other sums said Wetzel shall md that said Dennis
Mcdlnoy Co., Tor worf done b. sid Dennis On .aid
improvement proptded, that auch sun, shall not ex-
Gee fesa asa s ssnt due and owing By The Of
tract Of Hugh McGlincy Co.. and thnt tic pum1 thus
received BY said Wotzol shall be in full Of tho claim Of
said Mcalincy Co., under their contract md Ia fu
Ct tho claim Of said Dcnnis tho Assignee Of said
, 1873-03-06

7RRGNES ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS,

The.o natha g!ye taaedate and permanent reltos tn
slyi otioE ehronlo Ia yery ,ass caaes
thelr efoos truly wonderful EtscularI pyIr man
nor Of treatment, application Al thn niho9 asi wi
denGc, 100 WabAehay. Otdc9 hour, =. u. to D. H.
Laulct l9a n, to 2p. IN, " " - "
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-23
81; keg 9x; all cash, for round lots.
Whiskey lower, at 86@S7.

|s14; keg 9H; all cash. for round lots
Whiskey lower, at 86@57.
WILMINGTON. Ootober % Cotton
unsettled middIing 15la; not receipts
12S bales; stock 927.
BALTIMORE. Cc."l.er 22. II Cotton dull
-middliDg l6; low. middliug 15L;
strict good ordinary 147s; gross receipts
l. l69 buIes; exports comstwiso TO; sales
$50; stock 4.45I.
MOBILE. October 22.-Cotton irrpgn-
lar-middling 1G: low millling 15ih;
.trict good ordinary l42s; net receipts
lab bales: exports cnns,wise 800; sales
800; stock 1908.
Boston, October 22.-Cottou heavy
miasiIing l7I; net receipts S. bales;
gross Sc; sales $50; stock 5000.
NORFOLK. October 22.-Cotton heavy
bales; expor 8 coastwise l, $50; a'es $50;
etnck 6,259.
New ORLEANS. October 22.-Cotton
irregular aud tending down-middling
II; low middling l6; strict good ordi-
nary l5l4; net receipts 1862 bales;
gross 3. .359; exports coastwise 967; sal, g
I 0O0 mostly yesterday; stock 4G.7I8.
GALVESTON. October 22-Cotton
demand fair-good ordinary Az; ordi-
nary l2la; net receipts 796 bales; sales
$50; stock II ,643.
SAVANNAH. October 22.-Cotton de-
mand fair-miidIing 151a; net receipts
14l3 bales; exports to Great Britain
. 652; coustwise !, 203; sales 2, 400; stock
III .424.
MEMPHIS. October 22.-Cotton dull
and slightly easier. but not quotably
lower; some demand for choice-mid-
ding l6; receipts l,S42; shipments
1862; stock 1888
AUGUSTA. October % Cotton dull
-middiiug l4'@; net receipts 1000;
sales 900
PH1LADELrnI., October 22.-Cottou
quiet-middl'ng II; net receipts 81;
gross 436.
CnAEhEsroS. October 90 Cotton
easy-middllng l5(Gl5ls; low middIing
l4'4 (Gl41s; strict good ordinary l41s
net receipts 3,24S bales; exports coast.
wise 2. 2.946; sales |. 200; stock 81, 7U2.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-23
Family Supplies.

NHOICE GOSHEN BU FER and CHI EESE,
y ircsh Lemon. Milk. hoda and Cream
BISCUIT; Smoked Beef; choice TEAS. Java
rAKD; Nelson's London GELATINE; Fla.
v"rng' EX TRACTS and SPICES, 10. for
sale low Tor cash. HOPE Il GYLES.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-23
Fresh Elscnlts ana Crackers!

X ,NSI SING of soda, Lemon, Eut.cr,
Y Ot-i,r, Jumhlcs. tornhilrs, cling, r
Snaps. e. Nc., Tor saie at ''hc cash store"
al JOHN AGNEW Il son.
dc, IL