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E,suvu1y Ian r. Cotton tonna Nidilnrs 7le vsely-
receipts asa balesi shipments 29 besi soeE-S'I o-0 o4
Lc1isyILGs Jan loOttOn quet Mdnngs, sis se'D' 40
BILrxoRE, Jan lcessSu quiet, MsSnPg; a net tssYs' s
bales; exportscoaglse. IS bales saes 2Oo bales oeA i
weeEy-ae receipts l baes eIporto the CO0tnen 7l bs'i
'0es5n1s coIgss1. - Js1 cotton quiet, Mdn ZEE ..
receipts bales shipments 40 baes sales tts baes snHs
WnSIsSTos Jan i7@Cotton que Middlngs, ls receipts
l3 baes stock sS baesi weekSne' receipts 1 bales exports
SSsTois. jan i7-cOon quiet Low Mddlp- lalas ns.
,of H. 46I bales. veeknet receipts 1885 bAlesi eiPof-o'
"s ciscSsaTi jan itooH qa; Mdduns' is.e receipts; 'T
bales; sales, SO2 bales; stock, 5.23O bales ,
ClrY PoSr jan l-Cotonw ne. reeeip" Slo bales
PErL,DRLPaIA Jan. 7Ce9n queti addlnss 20;e weekly
PRoyDEscE, Jan. net receipts 10 baa'
Gales 1000 bales stock, - 600 bales, ,, - ,,.r.
lsic veesyecepts l6s4 bales shipments 2s4 6Aes '''
1872 800 bales. lsa actual count fo e'ss m s,, h0u.,
ao stock 1872 sse' bales 1919 ts3s Dalss ,s
cepts baes shipments 1858 oaes sOc1 1871 iSS0 bales
NOZZLE jan 1-COou s,n and veal rrads
Ordinary l7sc; Low Mdihngs sIci hddhsgs Isi9 net ~
ss ssss soS bales .ice bales S 5s.
ss S:, h.ss s" s. sI.s' 3 Ss 'n' '0''H' '''
BOsrOS, Jan l7IcoOn easy sddogs @ie S pet ne, receipts
net cey s bale, o @ S Ssi i dn,Dd ;as & ;oc sS p.
Low Middings sIc Mddhug lei net receipts 100 bales
s62 baesi exports to the Continent 300 bales eoastS 20 ea.
seesyUc receipts. ss1 bales gross bales eIporio
Britain 1913 SsIs' g the Continent s7' bales '0A''"f ''
MsmPHis Jan I7COttOn inaeIye prices dropping Mdng, ;
iSTsY5s bales. isis-2922s bass wesEyDet receipts IS a
bales; sales 1850 bates a.,
ST. Lows. Jan. 7-Coon unc anged receipts, l3 bsi r
ments 50 bales. ,,,
SAVANNAH Jan i7Cot,on du and declining Ordinary eel
Ordinary, l8ci Low Mddlngs lssc; Mddlggs isic Si
receipts haes Great Britain $50 bales cots,
1890 aes; sales 2lO bales ock 1906 bales veekgnet rees
Great Britain SsIy baes 70 The Concsa
856 bales; coastxise. 1874 bales: sales 6s4l bales
AUGusrA JAM l7.-Cotton irregular Mdfhngs. Htdbic ~
GENTS 23 baes bales; stock-lS7 1920 bales s,
Is bales; weekrecepts l642 bales; shipments ts oaii
sales, 1913 bales. .,, , ,o,.
CHARLESTON JAN lICottOn dull and nompal Mdting' siS
igc receipts 23l6 bales eIpors-to Great Buian ~
bales coaswis 1859 bales; sales lloO bsesi stock " ai
week-nei receipts. llg bales; exporso Great Britain 20
bales to Continent 5000 bales; 6Sz bales sales ~"
receipts 4sj bales eEpoo Crest Britain 55a bales coasts
40 bales. 1000 haes last evening LOO basi tA It
bales; weeky-net receipts l3l bales; expou-to Grat bnn
Il 282 ba the Continent 5S7 bles eoast" 54J ose' eh
9,s0O bales
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS

NEwYoHx jan I-BEEvEs-Arriva. including yes
@ a Ppg 7Ii for the dsy and AS for the week against
5s heavy rain last night and tck iog hs morn
declining Buyers did come forward and the few
cattle cam: in e.bOat thing, still Sew
e ot 60 over ne SnoI.Isn len Tor tor gsSTs TaEa S The s N
offs o~nce when scaled and e represents about the average de-
cwt hnnish to medium steers and they put npOn
So when sOnsnO better We are Dotiye-went at & 81 10 cS
last Monday These Texan. are now holding for 9 which were
worth lie on aPdl Prime cs are bringing n s wia ss
holding for money, being fancy anim,ls
The PRINCIPAL P s1 b ssrs aS aS ss MsI
yOesr CO. Holmes Kahn Furst Sau'e Co.. and
asPS@% %Ij Ohio steer: 70. .snd,y ~,
srs wt At aGlyc cars Ono Tor y9st'er Co., Of e"1 iei
is'i B wests,nsf lss S S IS oSo ;ssr. @
Martin Fuller Co.. for Holmes 1890 b Illinois ke
llc 81 10 and common 1850 u, steers at oie
g rSah kentaey and oI,9 = c"s :. Il.
W sherman, for W. H. Maiery, 81 Illinois steers u ewt at
H. Goldsmith sold his of at l2e 81 N
W. Dudley for Morris % Illinois steers e~t At e % ID per
W. sese sold 81 ext, lc, 81 per ew, and car u
AZ ouehundredhs. D. wsre had 20 cars late in yesteriAy
ws Wan sIs S S s aG! & % Team. i per sS r Sso
strong cvt At lOie 81 70 per ewt car swt Illinois at
cars cars, same weight At lie, 81 10
.na conmnn.s ali the stock being get Re
eepts date this week ZOSj against loo sne time last wesk
.S s's III. IS n: f1:ss s"s;'
s s i 60 Nth ID s GOOD Il sps Of sSd @ 6S 5 1881 81 e. II '' Of %
zoo state. SO n, at Tie; lt0 Ohio, 80 n a. 1ic.
sold 1873 ~ 10 f.c % Candas 30 D at Tc and
At Fcrethsl Jadd BucLOsh sham sold 2l7 State b 6le and
53i Illinois, " 10. at tie
Ierch 4 Barnes sold l23 Canadss. 23 NJ at 5c
Kase6 & Ca. sold Jb3 illinois. 10. At Tie
late 40 Foeth st. and Is al Communpsw
this % AZ Market
Bsa unchanged live largely pigs 55 average selling Sc
Hesv dressed with few holding iof 5.e kge
mixed 5lc and 2S n, BE Extreme
CITY dressed 3ic l6O n, % d6Aei 200 10, 9lde
BuFPAlo Jan 7-CArTLg-1he receipts today including 10
reported 76 head making the supply for the
1881 head 52 against 2 for the
The for shipping this morning
Yesterdays prices But few buyers attend
The yards well dd with stock About 800 head dis
posed Of Sales Of ll0 head Ohio ranging nom zoos d.
10 28 n at 81 15d IS 62l 26 head Illinois steers ranging from
J5 J 10 IS 700 90, % bead Tess ssers from Ot3
a53 b. ~ MOSS 2i 50 head Indiana steers ranging
1861 no. - 00s5 to 81 head State from
J7 a To- at SO; 10 bead State soekers averaging S D.
10 bead Missouri averaging 08 10 at S3 w.
SHEEP AND LAsBsThe receipts to-day head
tots supply bead ags the
sane time The market closed hrn 90
Canada sheep 80 70 for Western sheep choice lots
shade higher Of M head Michigan sheep ranging from
s h. at 81 1SGS1 50 IS Ohio sheep rangbg
Indiana sheep IS n. o. l0 23 Canada
sheep lambs ranging from 81 TO l02 10 80 23dS6
receipts 200 supply
$500 head
last The active - asa - co. with disposition
the part beat down prices sales hsg,
ing from lao 70 100 TO- ct ~ Soo$tN.
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Malt l bags Grass Seed l3i bba Beans so bb Corn Meal
bags Corn Msa 100 bb os Meal bales HOPS lS bales Hdrs
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Aus Cat Meats @I plss urea io plga Lard ipI tys
Lard, 100 plgs stesru s& Butter 35 ptgs Cheeps Ie
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Jan y sIS: S s,.s ::ISs md ID. I5% ss
S %Ss, %% Sa. tSS css as a1d AMBER Far Po
s So4 &C. w..fIa e f"s n h b II ia 81 e q % a. S%Ss
S2as9 o. srn; Southern White roc DO Yeuos. e2aG1c
M1S Msa Gstn sssTs DO Gs w5i sOS s % as qs. s s
h.nGs Provision: qf Ri, Bot Ms.s s ps s S.eps pS S I =.
Hans i2s s5c Lard snri he'd At sSsie Western Batter aos
active ouaer declines ChOo' %G2'ei Good So' 0@e WHISKY
3 witt Witt. % s e gis RssG fs. e. fis
3 sales q 900 bush MEsutse No sR5Ss go % Gs. eT.A Rs
3 Corr s Sq't 9S '. . HS gsy .s G, sa S% Ss SS
,s. ms;'sfp s nsS zoo bush &c csns Sic s bush d. @
State e. ec Rye qGe, bsd a. &c Barley Ma.
western ,1d 81 aOS 81 Canada Bean. Es ga %
80 Peas acre sales Of car lots at S Other .faes' 'A
cIEvErsD Jan FoqE qet and unchanged wlsa, 5s srT
Red g. Corn STs' an and o ws % s $ %
e. sTPss Fs:, rs ts ,s %. sI'9 sa 81 3
81 TO- arrival Corn Grn at 4oe ol steady at %e 9e tH a.
cep: days head Provisions active POrs sIs at s2 80
9sl21' Bacon am Shoulders Sse Clear aS s@as Gear %
SSis sssss 'fa' Ba SG:sRoaa5 G:sssR oo: @
.esd; s ssses Essi Tecs ne kc S Prime Steam N wlJ
PHIIsOESar Jan. Iclovsr sssd QSc.ed a. 80 a.Sss 81
Timothy commands g! RaI;ssd ~ o. az sSE % "a Es'ser Ser S sS'
and Mnnss Fsm ss 2S g 7s psS.sylya1. % and 5 Ono Co.
Red Il ssa ssI Amber white e. o'ssS 10 & rye sal a
osu in moderate request; White 5laS2 MIed size Baey sales
i2Os bush. NewYok private terms Groess IN
era DO at 0sc 200 NegOens Nolasses 1005c Peiro
leumCude quoted at lal4iei Refined A92'G "fArh hnnes
EN- a
ST. Lor Jan IHPour and fair demands prices nnehasgo
Wheat fm snail business No. Al 81 80 warehouse;
3Fa 81 coru arm sn in fair demands No hIs Sc ss
East Louis, elevator Se IN ~
Louis warehouse spot; SIC. February. OasDotbing doing bar
higher sales 75d8 for prime Iowa Spring Rye bnn no gay &
Dry saied Meats
loose Clear Rib Quincy February 6aoc PACKED
large sales for future private terms bscc Inn st
he'd higher; and shoulders dc Clear
Clear SIDES 6Tl Lard higher; large demand for iu'n steam,
Tie February 7c March, Kettle. lic spot at Qany Love hog
firm at % So rs steady ~ ehoe AoSs sld
Hefers S2d - 50I fair choice shippers - 1oa 20 hees-
2OOO bbs Pour Wheat. 600 eah Corn lJ 0aa os
700 bush Barley, 1000 Hogs
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s,. s.rs ,sss rSs.ess no s,. rsS.eso i s wsss, ~
bales Wool
THE STATE OF TRADE.

JoyDos jan I'LL -Consols apsSsd e29s2t for sessr
ta9i for United States Twenty bosd ss
old s3! l967 soi; Ten Yore sg Nes Fse sob Ene Railway
shares, <ss
PRasKSoRr Jan I7Und TyeTrsuy bonds oei
issneO o. 1852
LryrRPooL jan i7I3o m Cotton opened dull Hddns Up-
lands 60d Mdng Orleans lod The sales of The week havs
iocDng 0D for export ard 5000 pecalsa
The stock $1,000 bales including 1900 American The
- ZOO bales Including . 0
Actual 5000 bales The receipts Of Wheat og the es
quarters, including $500 American.
LOsDOS, Jan i7-l:30 o. m.-Bne Railway shsrs El
vKRPooL Jan l7-l;O mCotoa 70 heavy. The stoek
bound this port lS5 900 bales Of which lS0o Ameno2n
LfvKRP0oL l1-230 Bradstgfs frer. Wheat 15
a2j6 y average CalOrna White lao0l32 for Cab
lI6Ol2J4 Spring lllalJ oT Winter
Corn 2oI Flour 2S6aJo bh for Western Provisions
Cheese, 81 q for the best grader Of American
LONDON, Jan. l7-Spin.s Petrolsun, l5la per gallon.
LIVERPOOL JAN l7t mCotion closed heavy SdnBg Up
cd; M1dng Orleans d0d the sales Of The hz1s
been 5000 bales Hcadng 100 bales for speculation snd s1or,
sales 5000 bales Asn sales Of cotton shipped r0a
Savannah deliverable been made 9ld
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+ AIDES of best EDUCATION as TEACHERS
and GOYRRNRSsRS IN the West and Pacific SALARY, SOO 70
81 800 wepay expenses out N Branch lnt CON- Agency |
Broadway Room 5.
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New-York tribune., 1873-01-18

We take following from Messrs Bmmet Wess Weekly Hop
Circular this The arrivals Europe this week has
feeling market hh there IS 90
cepbe giving away prices 1t found more du 70 e1ec sae Al
last weeks This slight depression is considered only OF
temporary nature any material falling of OF mpoatonI would soon
bring about stronger feeling In the market The supply
Of American wholly inadequate TO the current require
and without pretty liberal weekly supply
abroad cleared OF everything renanl
f The last growth arrival this week Of consignment OF
the California growth Of Hops known as the VINO" uo'e
growth, consisting Of l56 bales. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18

NOW READY.-TRIBUNE LECTURE EX-
a. TIA No scn,nDg The seSsa. Leiar,s COMPULSORY
Is THBaE GOD ~ d.. BsDewii AAsTEes OF THE sif0
ATI0k By James r. Ftds; also. MARK TWAIN THE SAND
WlCH lBLASDs. bneIoo 70 DATED
Pnee eepu BY mail eptA No. containing Prof Typdsrs
Leetares LIGHT foI Addras
THh TRIBUNE Ess.iGt.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-27

MELON CULTURE.-The best SOIL says tn.
furd Messenger, is that which admits of ready
drainage. Watery as the fruit is, il does not
require much rain to produce 1t. In fact, the
vines flourish and bear even on IA bank of sand.
We would then sci ect the lightest pieces of
ground ayailabIe-gray and sandy-and put it
in good order, using a plenty of well rotted
manure TO each hill. Digging holes of sufficient
size, and depcsitlng the manure in them dur
ing the Winter, is doubtless the method to be
preferred but If this is not already been done,
we must resort to some other plan. We would
still make an excavation, and manure literally,
with view Of retaining moisture in time of
drouth Much depends on giving the plants
vigorous start. Force their early growth with
free application of bone phosphate to the
hill. Keep the ground clear Of grass and well
stirred until the vines begin to cover it, but as
the roots run to the full length or the vines,
and grow as fast, the working should not be
more than two or thee inches deep. With
this treatment We belve there would By few
failures in growing watermelons, and as they
are faAorite with nearly all classes, il is well
worth the trouble, whether for market orp,yate
Use.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-27

AN EXPERIMENT IN FEEDING Hons So.
The London omnibus company use six thou
sand horses. To economic lie feed is an im-
portant matter, and has led to several tests, the
result of which is recorded as follows:
10 each of three thousand of their horses
they gave daily allowance of ground oats six
teen pounds, ground hay seven and one-half
pounds, and cut straw one and one-eight pounds;
the hay and straw being cut into pieces about
an inch long, and well mixed up with oats in Il
little water, and so making twenty-six pounds
OF food for each horse And to each one of
their other three thousand horses, gave daily
allowance of whole or unbruised oats nineteen
pounds, and uncut or whole hay or straw thir-
teen pounds, without any water, in our old
fashioned way, making thirty-two pounds of
til FOOD for each horse. A,.d what was the
result? Why, it was soon discovered that the
morse who was fed on the twenty-siX pounds
OF ground oats remained in as good condition
and could perform just as much work and do
1t Just as well, too, as the horse did who con-
sumed thirty-two pounds of food as afore said
thus showing saving of six pounds of food
per day in favor Of bruised oats and cut hay.