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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10

u n q. Atlantic and Pacific Preferred from 90 TO @f
and Adams Express from 99l to 9S Consolidated
Coal was strong on active dealings the prieo
advanced from IS to SO. The remainder OF
the list fluctnated about to II per cent. 10
day n quiet feeling pervaded the entre
list and there was marked absence OF animation
in the shares that were at all active. Western
Union settled into quiet selling at eOs to Ga with
the final dealings at 81. Erie opened weak at COB and
declined to ca, but after the First Board rose
gradually until SIT was reached. Inc gen.
eral market which had ruled weak until after
the First Board. was also frmer, Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph advancing from OIL 10
52t. c., c. and l. G. from 42s to 43s, N. Y. Centrai
from 1864 to 1O5l and Lake Shore from Soa TO sos'
Pacific Mail made sharp run down at the opening
from 76s to 75l under some apprehensions Tor the
safety of the steamship Henry ChauRcey, and made
a recovery of only per cent later. Fhe unfavor-
able bank statement had no percephble efect on
the market but after the Second Board prices De-
gan TO weaken, and at the close in some cases. the
lowest quotations of the day were current Pan-
ana sold at 1916, Fort Wayne ct $685., New-Jersey
Central at lO5!0l06, and Morris and Essex at 9lS@
9tI Delaware Lackawanna, and Western declined
from 1O2! to 1913! Coal stocks were higher again In
Consolidation and lower in Central, the former sell
ing as high as So and the latter touching AZ. Ex-
presses were dull and steady. The following were
the opening highest, lowest, and closing prices Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
s.SOHrs FROM .Err /. Is7a. 30 pArr.

PRBIGHTsBerh feshts have ruled and exceedingly oe
Liverpool By 5000 ouh Corn od By sal 100 eofss b.
Msrses with 5000 bb Crude Petroleum Al a Cd .le
bark from Philadelphia Liverpool With Reaned DO without pau"
GRAIN-we have fir, though variable Wheat aafe
Prices Of Choice Spring have been advanced EdS per bush arg
sustained than medium ald gratd
these active but 81 ire uar prices Oar mie "a"
been the chief byr Of tee low grades Of Sprag ssd orni 20
assortment here and higher prices asked Choice Whit Nteai
castle butiD the Northern snd Western Of ths state th 49,
stocks moment hence TIE northern part snd psry
the states must 70 extent ooA 70 hs % ~
their supplies hitherto obtained os~ego The dehney
this last Ear THAI al s seF
and consequently must draw upon The NoFihWest M
than hitherto ths Of he Middle and mos
Vest .Sd We tS" i vi essssa our estimate. lSrsl,
that shall have something tnshsh sss' I'D
The southern far better than this tIas LAT yeN -
should II the osi 10 hrca may hops ioi ~ -
From Europe the gloomy conuune thu ees ~.
serves TO nereae the Apprehension Tor DE saIe .sS w spss
ton aad the Indications nov ar that they s % sn bot
than O000 bush. the make rood neI
much depends uPoa the weather during tie spring ss Of th
The v'nt Of reghi room this wsek h.s % tssnsgs and E
TO business es1 WIN bette it,e movement the oeslsl
reek To-day there busssss .n pre.. Of spnuG
little desire to sell and buyers sesS s TX he od,rbg ssf
eo,, verT tame hnps "A And up bold Oh age ee.S ~ III
selling The deeue 70 oS' . IA ,,ot. 81
the ale. te 500 lush al % for No hssaaee ~
s W., s.ss I'M ~, IN store Barley Is In Lni,eo
steady sales OF 9o1 bab woROwed state 4. ~ ~ A. "a
go c, a. ). tine Oars are and heavy the SesnSp WI
the sale be.e New Ono MICS ~ 80 Old Ia store
:Sei sss, !. Sc, csse s,.s. at r.et s's 80.
se@io. Corr s,S s. ,' ss s very Sss sad pne
tss sales are COZ bush: uAssssa AZ w. VI" ""s "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
]. 6. KENNEDY e. Co..

No. Al Cedar-st. corner of William-st,
OFFER FOR SALE tho small quantity remaining an
sold of the INTERNAuoNL AND Houston AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD CoNPANY's First
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS, aud
recommend them as an undoubted FIRsT-cLAss IN
yEsTMENT SECURITY. Present earnings more hdn
double the amount required TO pay interest and con-
stantlY increasing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10

The Philadelphia stock market IS steady; Penn
sylvania Skies, 1O7; Philadelphia and Erie Rail.
road, %; Reading Railroad, so; Pennsylvania
Railroad. $50. Gold. 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
nd the following for CITY bank shares
were the bids:
an.A Aeked

In railroad bonds moderate business was noted.
Central Pacifcs were strong and in demand at 1880
lOl closing at 1914 to 1O4s. Union Pacific Frsts and
Incomes were fraction lower, the former selling at
ssl and the latter at 75.97G. The following were
the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
Total since Jan. l. 1873


The following is a comparative astement Of IN.
export Of specie for % years from the port Of New
York to foreign porte, from Jan. TO Febs 1873, and
for the corresponding period OF tho uderno.sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10

The suboined table Shows inc e1treme HucIua-
tons in the leading railway and shares
SC, United States bonds and gold, made during the
past week, as well as the closing quotations of each
at the dates aforementioned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
Gedthers.
Daneina Ataoemies.
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIRsT CALL
104 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sales Of Government BOpds. ..
6O00 L. Sos 49, IVA 1909 us 52O coup % h!iSk
1OOOO u s. B2OCou, 62 1854 10000 Us. $40 COu, 0ilos
SALES FROM 10 TO 10t A. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10

The money market was active to-day at per cent
gold to thirty-second and interest on call among
the stock brokers, closing at gold. This on pledge
of the ordinary Stock Exchange collateral The dis
count market is quoted at to 10 per cent. The
bank statement was unfavorabe, showing in its re-
suits net loss to the banks of Sl.05S,775. The loans
were widely expanded. the legal tenders being down
SG94 400, the specie averages gaining $4,000. The
coin movement of the week covered the sale of
S1,5OO,OOO by the Treasury; the disbursement of
S13j6OOO interest on the national debt, and the
dempton of S25 zoe IN called bonds. The receipts
for Customs amounted to So 2Sj 900 and the exports
to Sl6i2S7O. The following table shows the condi-
ton of the New-York City banks at the dates under
mentioned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10

sArDRDAY. Feb. 81. NJ.
In the general trade of the city during the week
there has been nothing specially noteworthy, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
Coleman Benedlct's closing quotations at p. m.

The gold market was strong at the opening with
sales at 1l3. a a. and later advanced to 1l4.. Sub
sequently the price fell Off to 1885, reacng to ia at
the close The dealings to-day have been of only
moderate proportions. The rates in the gold loan
market were 81. g. g. fat, T. and per cent? for
rying The Assistant Treasurer dsbursed $500 in
called bonds and $4,000 in coin interest The
DAYS business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as
follows Gold cleared, S65,1OiOOO; gold balances
S2,Gjs,Sj7; currency balances, S3l59,493. The fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
THE MARKETS.

ICar,ulr reported for Tss TsBuSrl
sArURpAr Rsb o IRA
AsHRSThe receipts "a pigs Pots are steady tas
dniet 4; quoted At So Pearls d1l and nominal - .
COTT0N-The the spot steady With noee
W.. uotAaa folox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10

The Government bond market was firm and
fraction higher than yesterday; 1923 and lS6ls sold
at 49,, 1888 new llis 1865, llGiallG.. aud Ten
Forties at l14.all4.. The transactions were small
The numbers given yesterday for the call of BIOS
were based upon the Treasury books as they stood
Feb. q, and will have to be amended between this
and March !. A late Washington dispatch indicates
that an additional call for lOO0O0,0O0 sos may be
made Immediately after the one to be made on the
LIST Of March. Fisk & Hatch report as follows at
D. H.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10


lsOO0U s. $40 Coup "a 1853 5000 l. > $50 Reg 67 l41
5 100 L. = $40 Con- G51l5i 1900 u. = $40 q. 7...16t
1000 L. = 52O G.. '65 MAG 1000 u. :. s. 1910 Coup 14i
.suilllA .llfk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
Ncm Dubllrailons.

NovR Ready:
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA
EO.3
CONTAINS -FOUR AMERICAN INSTITUTE LECTURES
BRAIN AND MIND IN PULLL with lustsuo1S BY froi
n e. O. Cornell Cuiyerliy.
CHEMICAL DISCOVERIES or THE SPECIROSCOPt b} ffo'
G. y Of Yale College
AsTEoSONICAL COYGUESTS or THB SPECTRosCOPE By
re, orr R PRfSFST kSowIEDGB 81 THE sun By Prof c
rouNG Of DsTtnoutb College
80 =
COMPULSORY EDUCATION BKECHER.
MASTERS or THE SITUATION. FIELDS.
THERE A GOD Dr. BELLOWS
lost WENDELL PHILLIPS
LETTERS ON SANDWICH ISLANDS. hAkh TWAIN
No I contains
EIX LECTURES On LIGHT By FIoL TISDALL With al The
IInsuAbons
PRICE Address
s.el sbe.f ~ Nal THE TRIBUNE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10

The days business at the United States sub
Treasury covered:
Gold receipts. ,094100 - Currency pay
sold payments. 20666s "a mcnts......-. S356,23l II
Gold balance. B,944,0i6 G. Currency bal
Curr'cy receipts. 635S3 81 ance..-.. 2523l4Sl OS
Customs ........... 900 90
We annex the closing quotations of foreign ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10

3O0.--..b. G. 9Cj
. Clcve. & Pitts, ca
50. .......b. c. 81
y. ". Pref.
100 ........ b c %
\. j. Cent. r. X.
+. ICO............ lO5l
2 TO CLOSE {
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
Geatbers.

A GENTLEMAN of experience, as teacher
~ ofEsghsh Literature Mathematics Bookkeeping We desires
Dtrou Hs dty references and testimonials Aosfess kDUCA'
hoy Ihtuss Oaoe.
LADY TEACHER, with some hours dis
" speseed you'd Ike PUPILS French Paris German,
Gse EBgh SPEAKS perfectly feheh ane GernAn hAE
Jag stsdied stTosd AG9fess b.. Boz no. Tribune O1oe
A meT school Institute Ia Bend-st., supplies
schsss fAnIes reAAble Teseben wanting
Apphes1os Yon J. w. SchernsrhorR Aessry
A COLLEGE GRADUATE, studying at the
N .leoi Of Mines 6sTss ygyf hesn day Experienced
SssbsI Es,t ey A6e'a w. A., Ben Ds. Thhurs
AD1AA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10

~
Chic. IL Ait. Pref.
~. .....-......llJ
Ohio & Miss. Il. X.
700 ..-.....b. c. 4st
II. & 81. Jos. X X.
100 ............ 5i4
100 b. Co... 5l1
&c. G. and !. {.
] 200. b. 6. 49,
( 400. ........... iSt
Pacific X. 81 Mo.
: 100 .......b. c. 5si
IF BUSINESS, 3
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-20

A PIrrsBuRa woman supports her
husband by the sale OF ginger pop.
We cannot resist the INCLINATION TO
commend the example OF this noble
woman TO the wives of those unfor-
tunate men whom the panic has thrown
out OF employment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-20

The tomb OF Napoleon III. in Eng
land was again covered with flowers
In magnificent profusion and variety
on the recurrence Of one of Eugenie's
fete days. The widow did not appear.
Ara ball In st. Louis the principal
feature was q pound of pepper judici-
ously sprinkled on the floor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-20

WoMES are said to have stronger
attachments than men. Its evinced
In little things. A man Is often at
tached to an old hat bur did you ever
know Of woman having an attach
ment for an old bonnet?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-20
GOING HOME.

S'..--.-..
Noprners- weeping DER the slumber
MA .a.ss aa ~ sni,i, ooins
yyS ~ $500. p,,,,y st.jrs,
oP 'ne A"ss's
MA 10, he., the an.c,s calling. ..
wMeaty p,,sthlim, IN sss.s,i $500 - .iums.r.
weep noe er ns pa'a
ne Is onIy so'nS "oAs'
x.,s ,.,a,,, o,.r IN. cradle
where your n.sss OILY snsns,;n, n '
Di9 YOU know .no ~ Sa.,S h,s mste,
Tnat tne sicep oi oea'u nAe
rA,.,, ~, 90, h.a ,,,v started
In the pain oeset ~ sn' .5
Wnen inc gSses @ ., as.,,na, assn ySp'AN' ~
Anu 'ney N' 'u' u"'e '"'
1v,.. uo, ,h, o-s.... knec,inp
wnere tney hiu sy 81 ri 10
ne wno won Joul ,oso.v nm,
pio you see ho S'e"'n Va "s
,x. .r..a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-20

VIRGINIA newspapers arc earnestly
beseeching President Grant to appoint
sound lawyer and an honest man
rather than carpct-bagser to fill the
vacancy in their District Court caused
by the death of Judge Underwood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-20

THE PRoPRIEToRs OF THE RIGHT FOR
] the state OF Nevada OF the above.namcd
celebrated skates, being now engaged In other
business, offer for rae tho right OF the following
counties, either singly or In lot. together with
large Quantity OF Skates and Skate Fixtures.
cheap for cash: Storey. Lyon, Lincoln, Nyc,
Esmeralda, Churchill and Roop.
For further Information address
W S.Y-w W. D. @. GIBSON, Gold Hill.
t'' Or ". HY. DoANE, Carson City.
|t oc23 N MDs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-20

lr Is asserted that William NJ. Tweed
is the person to whom the people OF
Massachusetts eve the completion OF
the HooSac tunnel, having advanced
$500. 900 to the contractors for that
DurDOse.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

Pork IS worth .l2 per cTt.
,ltl.i,,,i. ,.,,,. ,,.r.r.I
Cornt- sci 'ir. ot An o,nt. ner bisr,i.
"u'l i' ''i''NS '' 50 i'' ''''' 'I 40 CO.
On Monday week, Milford chi Dyed a fox
chase.
The Newark bank has q birgars'
alarm.
lewes (. onnosoi 10 Cagthumpian
,8l.5..
,,.t..,f.,.- % ,,ac,-l ,,t.,t eseo b,
VI. U.'',9a ~ '''''-''" N''''
vi" % ''' ''''
The oyster pocSine business NJ stafford
just ~" b az low eon.
Tie steumtr Asce. running on the Van
ticuhC, I- 4lid a. Tor tac N.lLNT.
Sir ligs which were recently kiI,d
mar NUfoid ", inh,d g47ls lou1Ls each.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13
40 H.storlcnl soelel,
ADJOURNED ANIMAL AND MONTHLY REGu-
LAX MEETING LAST THURSDAY.


LAIR MEETING LAST THURSDAY.
The Historical Society met on Thursday
DR.. Il. F. Ask5w In the chair.
Tho following gentlemen we're appoin-
ted ga the staudicg committees for the
ensuing year;
GA Library-R. T.. Johnson, VI. d
III wood Gnrrttt and VIM. D. Dove.
ON Publication -Regs. F llr IsrG1i,
q. A. Ltuler, ami Joseph r. Walter.
On BtosrapAy--R VS.. Z. G.. Litteili Dr..
Froal ava j. Porter.
O. panuu1n. -Dl ?. Wales, VIM
McCMlcy ana DR.. l. P. Bu-n.
on Fiuauco-Dr. A. II. Gtimshaw, S,
a NJ cllisler and Gregg Climber.
Comm tee 900 Annual Meeting made O.
liutl report, AMI wcge, on luoluu, dis
ch4'ced.
On motion Drs L. P. Bush, ]. c,
Douglass and Henry Rogers were az
pointed Il committee 10 represent TIC
society IN all matters connected With the
coming ceutrunitl ce', brasiOn.
The committee were empowered to in
crease the uumbcr Of Us members.
u ssfs. Lea Pnsey. Henry Gran. aud
Judge J.. J.. Wales were elected active
mtuhrfs.
A copy OF the Richmond Dispatch, con-
tanning an account OF the anniversary OF
the luualic gsvlum of Wilam-blrEn,
Na..Nov. HISS, the irst fppaiei IN the
United States, WAS received and thanks
rendered 70 the donor.
d.. K L. Porter stated that Jud 20
Han WAS Ia possession OF q vast amIuu,
Of Information in relation 10 the history
oft She S ate OF Delaware which Qua hl
TO nc Obtained. Referred to committee
Adjourned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

CoNGRATULA1iNe THE LAW AUruoRi-
TIEs.-Capt. Brady Thursday received a
letter from the Chief OF Police OF Louis
vile, KY, congraiulatlug our authorities
on the prompt arrest, conviction and pun
ishmenL Of the bank burglars.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

NG-CUAMBEELAI -0l no 7-i Instant.
SEQ Wilmington hy ths IS - a. euNd y.
t1sr.'- .. LTHs o.. t4.- c.fF I'd Hannah Z.
i44m7 sr ail 1i Gag 1cr.la4 ea-ty y ,.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13
Tho Press on tl.e: Poss.


cause Of this.
Tue Worlds special Is sarcastic and
concludes ttat nll roads lead 70 New
Castle On whipping day. He represent,
Z e. people of New Castle ne being tern.
ply exc ted on Tuesday night ana says
they siep- with one eye open and ievol-
uuonary musket IT. each baud. He says
sheriff Armstrong laid toe ashes ON gen
ily and gracefully, and is evideutlS an
expert, but that The crowd took exception
to the mercy hr showed the prisoners
and concluded that he was not doing II
fair, as "thcy cut up nlrgegs better than
that 80
The RrG'd's report represents Della
ware as loo small State to be really
healthy for hauk burglars. TIE W,ra.Q
reporter don't think much Of the wu.r.
ping, aud sayslt WINS evident the Sherl
le' up" on them, for with such
whip The eIiin might, had ne desired,
have been laceralcd AZ every stroke.
The inlietlOn, uui,ld, Of the disgrace OF
the affair, wa 10y no means severe. No
kin Was cut on any Of the thieves, no
blood drawn, and, altogether, people
looked upon 10 rs "a fraud" aud '' a
farce" Many remarks, very uncompli-
menlary, aud perhaps uiiust, We're made
toward the sheriil; one nan sayius,
in my hearing, son, these fellows
had plenty Of the sufT-rhe lucrs."
Tie predicts that the prisoners will mot
stay in New Castlr jail ninety days.
The SIN publishes a short account Of
the ailair tud nothing Of interest to WI
minltouians, other than that Thc we
ir-pubhshci from It's columns yesterday,
appears in It's report.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

THE CIVIL LIST DISPOSED or-Anyovay
NKNr SINE DIE.

O'Clock when he closed b,. .', cas. "'''' -
Mr.. Harrington. for fte dcf.,se ,roy.l
for a no,t sun ON ibe r,rr c.,,,,ir.
prornds 't
Let. That tho aciion IA for r,sc.os
npre. and iher. IA ~, ,,i1.,,e o., NM.
RAJ tie dere, dgpts vvere g 'Is 'r'
rntitlsd The meLirg f,i't, e,,..'., i,. vi
I'd. Thai tbo,e .on,,. n,..
aponst a ,enrjc,n'i u i','s"l
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

PHILADELPHIA. Dec -'.+'la ft!r &c.
maud conm4u to,y-r, ttHu-i ltar.a aud
Wtsfaru steers, iIil-e. Saorp. ia.r de-
meud, 40 2ic. Hogs sam AZ 500.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

FDR GLEAsor.-Dr. Gleason will re.
main at the Delaware House, and may
be consulted until Saturday evening.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

ErIzoorY.-The disease which was SO
epdemical among the horses in Chester
county last fan aud Witch Ia some Gaze
proved fatal 10 many Of them, some y,r
Valuable animals cyiag lcm it. htsi s.0r
its appearance again 10 some paris ol 81.
county. Though waning in q lautty OF
victims il does not lack IA q iaIlty, MS
those animals attacked are very severely
Affected, and some have did from IL.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

A Patent OvES.-Mossrs. T. e ].
Lang, cracker bakers, are having q
Crumllsh oven built back Of their present
bailding, Fifth street between French
and Walnut.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

THAT LETirn.-" Colon writes MS to
cay hs heicvcs the letter fouud by Best,
aud published u these columns,
sa iana, aud was written by some ole
w.i. view to p'ogiag the burglars
guilty jon order TO lCt TIE $1,000 reward
ul red for their auc't and conviction.
lHr corr sr,ulcut thinks the writer of
Veg iuier o., using certain Expressions,
hove tha- Doe lived here and endgayorol
10 deceive.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-13

EsTrRsp oN HIS DUTIES DIR. Dun.
ming ei tered on The Performance of his
d1'ies as attending physician of the City
Hospital Thursday.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-09

11aiuusir1i:ssi 11auusir1i:: nsiye es.-s35tsss,eea5mFaa
sGSs73 ssiss 3ss! 3sSs!!d9an'g 7 III teoeip'f1t4ss'ss;
PzMapsIRH1A, May s:-Oosson dull
NSSS RSaaS19: ;s Nay ooteou .I a,t-!,oax az
middlings sa71{; net receipts 67S bales:
e1RSaFss! re- ePa9ssise $40; 'sales le5; stock
WILMINGTON May S.-Cotton quiet. at
rs; Gon net receipts 81 bslee; sa!es 4; stock
CaAn1rsros. May, e.-potton dull. at
ID for low middljnR;y l7]< for strict low
m!dahng; orde3 l819l4; net re-
oe.p.s 5o5 bales; gEass .069; exports
oossevise 63l; sales 300; stock "a, ,773. !.
good. at 171f; net receipts ~ baiss. .us aI.
PS5.S fes. 00aS'"''e 0Se sales 900; STOCK 81
New ORLEANS, May 8.-Cotton-de.
rnand fair. at lower rates and sirre0ular.
l8@1S16; net receipts 434 bales; tRf6ss
9l3; exports to Great Britain 3, 76O: con.
tinent l, a3l; sales last evening /, ,0GO; 10.
day II, 900; stock s150, 1877. ~ -: -
BosToN, May e.-Ootton dull and
nothing doing at 1917: Nit recairts aa
bales; gross II; sales Is; stock 1900:
SAVANNAH, May 8.-Cofton dull and
unchanged, at Is; net receipts 578 bales:
sales $40; stock so, 1893. ~ 1: ~
MEMPHIS. May 8.-Cotton dull--low
middling II; receipts 7sO bales; ship.
ments $40; stock 35,0l6: ='elsf !:
LONDON, May 8-Evening. Bullion
decreased nearly s500, ,00O. -...-, a. .,.F.
, PARIS: May S.-Speoie Increased
5000, ,000f. Rentes 64t $50: z!
-. !:oNpos. May a8-Noon; - =: Gonsols
93k. 5s891S-a ~ a.ei'r" e.
LlvERPoon, May s-3 p. M.-Cotton
opened dull. and is now quiet and IT,
regular-Qplands 81; Otlesns o1k; to
arrive unchanged; sales 16, 900 bales;
speculation and export 1000; from Ngw
Orleans, April. 8 l1:16; Savannah and
Charleston 8 11-16; Savaunsh and
Charleston. May delivery. s56; July sud
August delivery, 81. aSDI1 =:
LIvERpooI. May 4-Evening.-Cot
sales include 5000 bales American:
from Savannah aud Charleston, April
and Msy, 81; from New Orleans, May
and June, S1; delivery from Savannah
and Charleston. HAY and June, s Il.l6:
New Orleans delivery, May and June,
|o/0.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-09

AN Iowa man, who thought some
things could be done as well as others,
and that q penny saved was penny
earned, concluded to vaccinate himself,
and sayo the necessity OF paying q small
foo to physician. He cut plug out Of
his arm, thrust in some virus obtained
from the arm OF his sister, who had been
vaooinated By physician few days be-
fore, tied up the wound with o piece OF
wet newspaper and awaited the result.
The surgeon found it necessary to ampu-
tate the arm in short time, and the
self f-vaccinator is now in his grave, be.
yoni the reach Of smallpox and other
contagious diseases.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-09

NERVOUS DEBMTrY. ADHPREssKD, R.
R1rADLR STATE pr MIND; WEAK, NERVOUS,
EXHAUSTED FRKI.IHa;- NO 2GERaY Or AM.
NATION: CONFUSED HEAD, WEAK MRMoRY,
OFTEN WITH DRBILUATNd, Nvo1UNTARY
DISCHARGES. The consequences of ex.
cesses, mental overwork OF indisereiens.
This NrKHbus DEB1ll1z fHa 4 GbvdaE1aN
CURE ip Hus1PHREEs, HosS4oPArHnd SpH-
o1F1o, No. %. Itstones Up the; ;system,
arrests 2discharges. dispels the mental
gloom and despandsney, and rejuyenates
the ensiFe -eysfeta; i4 il perfectly harmless
fAnu sways efficient. Price s. for pack
age q FIVE be1ep aad large 90 vial Of
oasea: or 81 per single box. Sold by ALL
Druggists, o.; sentshy mail on receipt of
price. Address- HUNPHRxYa' SPRcn1o
HOMEOPATHIC MED1o1,t1 !OoAfPANY, No.
562 Broadway, ny. For sale by GR1aRB
& McdREa94. Columbis, SO. Ap14 lily