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A CITY WITHOUT POLICE OR GAsLIGHr.-
The common council of Poughkeepsie, New
York, last night, in view of the defeat of appro-
priations asked for at special election Thursday,
passed resolutions dismissing the police force
shutting off street lights, and stopping all labor
ON public works and In fencing in dangerous
streets and bridges.
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Lieut.. Roe Wounded.

TOPEKA, KAN October ll.-LIeut. Roe, 81
infantry, was wounded at Granada, the western
terminus OF the Atchison, Topeka and Santa + e
railroad. last night. by one Oliver.
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CHICAGO, october 1.-THE convention on
the construction of the Chicago and South At
lantic railroad Adjourned yesterday after ADOPT
ing resolution pledging the delegates to use
their best efforts to secure the construction an
success Of the enterprise. No route was desig-
mated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

THB INTERNATIONAL JUDICIAL CONGRESS
opened in Brussels yesterday. Mr.. Miles, of the
United States, made speech on the origin OF
International arbitration. David Dudley Field,
OF New York, was present. Letters from the
King Of Belgium and Count Sciopis were read
by the town council.
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EFFCRTs TO SAVE THE FREsCH REPUBLIC
4 ne republican members of the French Assem-
Oily are preparing to meet the efforts of the
monarchists when the assembly meets. All
DIVISIONS OF the party are united la their poosi
uon 10 Bourbonism, and have appointed com
countIy.
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A PANICKY STORY CoNTRADIcrRD.-As pe-
cial telegram TO the Cincinnati Commercial de-
mics q paragraph In the Cincinnati Enquirer of
the 9TH rehearsing gloomy story about all the
heavy iron furnaces and machine shops at Iron
ton, Ashland and Greenup closing up and dis
charging their hands.
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A Son OF the Com I'm issiOuer of Patents
Accidentally Killed

ITHACA, october li.-Mortimer NJ. Leggett,
a son OF the U. 5. Commissioner of Patents, was
killed by falling from a cliff near here, last
night.
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RELEASE OF SANTANA AND BIG TREE
Governor Davis and party have returned to
Caddo in the Indian territory from the confer
ence at Fort Sill. The two chiefs, Santanta
and Big Tree, were released on condition that
If the kiowas or any other Indians at any time
hereafter raided on Texas they, together with
the raiders, would be immediately arrested
Troops are 10 be at once posted along the Texas
frontier bordering on the reservation. The In
dams who have recently raided in Texas are to
turn over to the state authorities all captives
and horses stolen from Texas, to be returned to
the owners. Agents are to be appointed by the
United States to call the roll daily, and only
three days rations are to be issued to the In
dams at one time.
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EVENING STAR.
" ashington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S2f5,OSl 81.
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OUR INTEREST IN THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
The last mail steamer at San Francisco from
he Sandwich Islands brought dispatchas from
he |. S. consul at Honolulu to the State de-
partment. The dispatches are said TO have
urged the necessity of a L. s. man-Of-wa to be
sent TO the islands TO look after American in
teTests in case complications arose from the
death OF the king, who was lying i'll in critical
condition Orders were accordingly sent from
here some days since TO dispatch the Saranac.
which was AT Mare Island station. to Honolulu.
The Portsmouth was at Honolulu at last ad-
vices, but was expected to leave,
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The EVANGELICAL CoNGREsS.-Arter our
Geographic report Of the proceedings OF the
Evangelical Alliance closed yesterday, a paper
on territorial divisions of mis- siOuary fields OF
labor was read by Rev. DIR. Clark. A paper
was also read on the relations of science, litera
ture and commerce to missionary work by Rev
I. n. Edely, ID. d., of New York. At the meet
ing of the second section Rev. Mr.. Sheshadir
spoke on the subject of Christianity among tn e
HindOOs. Rev. Mr.. WoOdside spoke on w0man's
work in India. Additional sections held inter
esting meetings in the Fourth avenue Presby-
terrain Church, the Martin Square Church, and
German meeting at Association hall.
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~The Boston board of underwriters, in re-
Spouse to q request for its OPINION has voted al
most unanimously In favor of the ordinance
creating paid fire commission.
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE has been granted for six
months 10 Captain b. +. Ritteuhouse. 9Th
aruleTy. The leave of absence granted LIST
Lieut.. Horato Potter, ir., 18th infantry, has
been extended i've months, with permissi to
20 beyond the sea.
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The TRIAL OF MARSHAL BAzAINE still con-
uhues At Irianow, France. Several interesting
documents were received yesterday relating to
eHorts TO communicate with Metz, AMI the
proOlty OF the messengers employed, twenty of
prosecution attaches great importance to the
dispatch delivered, as it alleges, to Bazane on
the sd of August. announcing MscMahon's
movement towards the Meuse ID join hands with
tuslng TO avail himself OF the balloon service to
communicate with the interior. Counsel for the
defence VIII ask that the justificatory memoir
pubhshed some time ago by accused, be adj
mltted As evidence. Prince Frederick Charles
ana other German officers will not appear be-
iore the court As witnesses for BaZane unless his
counsel declare their testimony indjspensable
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BAD FOR THE BAR.-The patrons OF hus,
bandry have adopted one practice, as 2 rule OF
their order. worthy Of imitation by the unre-
generate, which Is, never TO 90 to law, and to
have all disputes settled by arbitration. This
IS emInently wise and has many advantages
First, the case comes on without DELAY, and
each man telling his story, jury of picked
neighbors and mutual friends decide what is
right. Law suits arise in most cases in misun-
Outstanding, not in willfulness. Only think of
difficulties being settled in this way, and the
dismay of lawyers and cOnstables and sheriff.!
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Ar TRB NASHVILLE RACES yesterdav. the

N II NAHH ' Tile hhNES ytsJtTudy, t1t
Maxwell House stakes, for three-year old.
mile heats, were won by Nellie Green, MOselle
second, ack Frost third, and Jack OF Trumps
distanced. Time, 1:4S, 1:4TE l:45K. The second
was dead heat between Jack Frost and Nellie
Green. Trumps fell and threw his rider in the
second heat. The association purse, for mile
heats, was won by Planchett, Quartermaster
second, Florence third. Time, l:4j, 1:459. Tn
association purse, for mile and quarter dash,
was won by Lamb, CarmightOn second, Alice
McFall third. Time, 2:l4k,
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SOUND FEET
are Indispensable to heNlIh, comfort cbeerfnlness
usefulness, and long lif, and ia this bus, age tbs
itet being used 80 constantly ii is fou ID to b. mat
Yer OF economy a. well comfort 20 give them occa-
slonAl attention in order to guard against ths de-
rang ments 20 which they exposed, or If aiIine
u obtain the quick relief afforded by one speciaiTy
sAlliel 10 their treatment; and it il we'll known
iact ths thousands OF persons among them m any OF
the most eminent m-dcal, Judicial and POLITICAL DIG
IN pn5ie and private life patronize Dr. WHITES
llshisests NO $50 18th street, opposite the u
Dr. White successfully treats Germs, Bunions
Troublesome Nails, Vascular Excre.euces ChiI,,
blsins, end other ailments Of the feet His fee 70
the general public IL 81 per visit. If r special
treatment, BY the otherwise the fee ~ frO,,
SIS 70 $50 aud upwards) Owing to press Of busI-
nees during ONCE hours, DR.. hie is unable 10 visit
patienis AT Residences except after D. m, Office
hours from q. N. TO 6 D. m s-ps- ~
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APPOINTED -Tu- President has appointed
Oscar n. Myers 70 be United States attorney
for the southern district Of Florida, vice Mobe-
lev, resigned.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Mate Thomas n. Nelson
70 the Fortune. CHER Engineer John IT, Long
for special duty 10 superintend the construction
Of machinery at the ouintard Iron Works,
New York City. Detached Mate Francis H.
fSOle from the recei wing ship OHIO, at Boston
and ordered 10 the Fortune.
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THEoPHILUs HAWKINS has been appointed
internal revenue storekeeper for the 9Th district
of Maryland,
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Brew. LIEUT.. Col. JAMES FoREEY, U. s
Marine corps, who was sent abroad in July,
1872, by the Secretary of the Navy 10 examine
and report upon the organization and condition
of the marine corps establishment OF foreign
countries, returned a few weeks ago. and yes
terday presented his report to Secretary Robe
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EDUCATIONAL

MADAME sCHLIECKER,s-sisted by her dsugh-
t'E Ter, Is prepared 10 resume her lessons ia the
French Language to priva.s pupils and classes.
MJdsmCiseilp Florence sCsiieCker, for ten years a
pupil y the best professors Of tbs Paris Cynserya
tory Of Music, viii give lessons on tine PiauO.r q
ana IN sDglng. A German class Will alsc DO formed
Reside &c 73l 18th street, near New York avenue
kefeTeuCes-MTs. J udge Field. Mrs. Senator West,
aIss Rigs, Gen SChTiver, L. s. A; Hon. r O.
Parsons, NJ c. Count jacques d. Gauay, French
L"Estioni Thos. Taylor, esq Agricultural Bureau,
Prof SaHl Caru-i. s2lcn2.,s
GEORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
This Boarding and Day School for Young LGd lea
viii be rec PeuCd September 9, 1873.
fall corps Of experienced Teachers aud Profess
sor- are engaged.
Fer circulars, SC, address PRINCIPAL,
MISS LUCY STEPHENSON,
sep2- In no. 100 Gay s., Georgetown, u. Q.
rs. :. A. PECk's SELECT SCHOOL, FOR
~ BO1Ss southwest corner l5th and h streets
lie Z. rteeLth annual session Commenced SgPFFN-
BER IJTH. seplSl1lN
y OYS' ACADEMY (FOaTth Year, (-WOTk re-
"a commences SEPTEMBER LIST, az DR. Suuder
lands Church, IA street, between q street and
Louisiana Avenue northwest. See circular, al
grECpal bookstores, cell az the PrinC PAL 5 resi-.
teuce, l22 81 street southeast Price SIS Dor mar
ter; DCuber II pills limited 70 thirty.
augl6 2Is' CHASE BOYS, Principal.
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PEAL ESTATE DIKECTORYoFr1E

II Oily or NASEIEGT0S IN
In separate ptsir Tor each square scale of hfty
q Co the inch, cerprirlEg all lots parts of lot-
ARD -ubiy isiOus with date name II same cor.
Iecturss NeIlhed b NH. fuTsJ IN, esd, City
iuprCverents 10 each OF aud desert pticn " the
building material thereof, with ths Iacsiion Of fire
other inf rma iou bearing upon the vaur ii brIp-
srty To be published for subscribers oaly in semi
weekly uuT bers not 60 exceed nifty, each contain.
Ing twenty -four squares.
wAsH1~5ToN, d. O., September Il, 1s7s
The public AID those desiring such a WORK are
hereby informed thai have couse uted to the re-
quest q hessrs 4 =. "a raeliL aud y. " Pratt
STYLED THE Real Estate Directory of Wa.hug--n :,
sepsrstc square and 0t part u 1T and subdivision
WILLIAM FORSYTH,
Surveyor 81 the District Of Columbia.
also haye sEreed to examine the statistical ia
Lics y De iurnlsed 10 the above mentioned publi-
cation, that the information in en- will be s1r-
rect and In conformity with the Numerical Book
WILLIAM MORGAN, Tax Clerk.
After most careful Investigation and inquiry we
Thoroughly satisfied ths facilities and ahI.
~ a Col Eashtz 10 prepare -uch " Real Estate Di-
liable and Of value to the public generally We
heartily recommend his enterprise TO our friends
"'' ~ FITCH & FOX, Real Estate Brokers.
subscriptions and orders will be received a, the
As. PEArr 4 Soy, 4OI 9, h street northwest.
LAssTz, nasy rs 9EsS ,,oas avenue
FIIcH Fox, Beal Estate Brokers, 1909 Penn
SINSbla syenue, opposite the Y. .. Irysury.
Offices and prospectus will be forwarded upon ap-
Pl,eation TO any sSirsss .. may be desired.
sbout October lst, early ORDERS are solicited and
siI,st Compliance 20 promise. msden the prospectus
-. II. W PRATT,
sspl3dd CoHlp'leTs aad Publishers.
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Banks and the Resumption Question


Mr.. Camp, president Of the clearing house as
ISOLATION, stated in New York Yesterday that
financial matters were becoming brighter; the
banks are gaining rapidly IN greenbacks, and
confidence is being speedily restored. The
banks, he SAID, have paid and are paying more
currency than ever before, and all demands for
legitimate business purposes are being supplied.
The loan certificates outstanding amount TO
about twenty million dollars, and are being
Cancelled as rapidly as the general welfare will
admit of. Mr. Camp was OF the opinion that
speedy cancellation IF the loan certificates would
be disastrous. He hoped they would all be retired
If the latest by November LIST, the date origin:
ally agreed upon, but if at the expiration OF
hat time the associated banks concluded that
the public welfare demanded n continuance OF
ihe loan certificates, the present policy would
be adhered 10. The banks have as yet taken no
action relative to fun Tesum ptiOu.
IN CISCINNATI.
The clearinghouse association of Cincinnati
have unanimously agreed TO retire and cancel
the loan certificates at the rate of twenty per
cent. per week, thus requiring five weeks 10
cancel the entire issue. They also agreed TO
continue the settlement of balances during the
process of retiring the certificates by the use of
certificates, and that banks mi ght loan the same
10 other banks desiring their use on deposit OF
satisfactory SECURITY. No day for a resumption
has yet been fixed. The public confidence l.
decidedly improved.
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PROTECTION or EMIGBAETs.-The commits
sion Of FIVE, sent TO Europe some months ago by
the Treasury department, TO obtain information
relative TO emigration, have returned and
1t work on their report, which will be sent to
Congress with the report of the Secretary of the
Treasury. The commission will recommend an
international arrangement for the proper pro-
lection Of emigrants.
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THE REPORTED RELEASE OF SATANrA AND

The REPORTED RELEASE OF SATAETA AND
BIG TREE CONFERENCE.-The acting Secretary
Of the Interior has received a dispatch from
Indian Commissioner Smith, dated Fort Sill
October s, via Caddo, TEXAS, saying: cat a
council this morning, Gov. Davis liberated the
prisoners on NY guarantee that the governments
will compel the Indians to comply with the con
ditions OF release. / am taking measures t.
compel the COmanChes to deliver up all guilty
paTtleS.D
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BETTER TIMES AHKAD.-The Columbus, Ca
Enquirer says: We understand the ladies be-
longing to two of the largest congregations In
no more new dresses this fall or winter: and
should they be compelled to purchase apy. Ia
confine themselves to our home manufacturss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

the 10th inst. ' '@ VII
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HYDRoPHoBIA PROM CAT BIrR.-Mrs
Sievers, of Germantown, Wis, was recanti1
bitten In the hand By q rabid cat, aud signs Of
hydrophobia manifested themselves or tha
raving mad. was
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.

DOSTPOEkMENT Tho first GRAND PICNIC
Il the HOLY HILL BAND, which was "a
% take rltse IT Seventh -tr-e5 Park Monday ~
last, will take place MONDAY, October Is, S-T
;ine and place. IT. In
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IT EDW. CLARK. GROSSLY

~ IDW. CLARK. ,OROss.Jl
T. EDw. CLARK 4 Co.,
DEALERS
LUhBER, WOOD AND COAL.
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
aoULDINGs, &C, &C.
Central Once, b26 Louisiana aysnn.
Wharf, Depot and Planning Mill, foot Of An strees
east. ~
Brar Oh Ya ts-leh and b streets northxa-, va,
Einia avenue and Sh 81. Get southeast. vii ~
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ANU SEM ENTS.
yEJASIIIN GT0N THEaTSR COs;fSVs
w llth Street, below PeGDa> 6Vsnae.
AN ENTIRELY NEW COMPANY.
IL NEW FACES IL
The Greatest II all European sear5
ZITELLA TROUPE.
Ms'emcisene ZITELLA, th5 hsnI.-mest lady in
AUs-rya.
THE GREAT VARELLA BROS.
EAPETITE ZtEELLA the I.IaHE II rCulcs.
III Great Canadian 4 rita,
CHAS. srd GARRIE AUSTIN.
TIE CAkRpLS.
Gsst Nee,5 II the Gree Carols family.
=. NJ. TIE GENERAL LITTLE DICK. MAS
TER EDDIE,
TIE great Dutch Come iauS,
MI Is and JOHNSON
Tie Grant Ethiopian OTTO EOURBANk, assisted
By The CgmIcal JOHN REESE.
EGe faT OTIte \. Dalsruse
AMELIA GpRESEJO.
The beautiful SrrI1 Comic ' YCaiist
MISS CARRIE AVERY
And our Great COmPlng.
GEO. ". THOMPSON,
As the PROSECUTED pUTrHMAN.
q ~ 4inily Matiaees every W EDH ESDAh aHd
SATl EDAY. OCtl1 n
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PEEsoNAL.-"AIiss Gruudy" (Snead) writing
TO the Louisville Co9risr-JoUCHGl from New
York is eloquent over Kcutucky's great race
horse, Tom Bowling. PROF. r. Y. HAYDEN
and party have returned from their geological
survey Of Montana and Idaho. They are AL in
good health. Rear Admiral q. II. Davis.
Prof Spencer F. Baird, OF the Smithsonian
Institute, and Professor PIERCE, OF the United
States Coast Survey, were all in New York day
before Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-11

SENATOR SUMNER has addressed letter to
mis- lecture agent canceling his engagements
The advice of his friends is given as his reason
and he adds - Had this representation pro-
ceeded from few only, or had my friends been
divided or less strenuous, should not, perhaps
have felt constrained | do now, by their
unanimous judgment in letter and conversation,
leaving me no alternative
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ROoTS AND SHOES,
- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
We have inst received q large stock OF RoorS
SHOES, GATE Rs and RCBBKRS, which g..
we will sell very low Call and see aMl
JOHN AEGERMAH SON. INV
sep29 I'm AS 7th street northwest -
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RAILWAY Posi- OFFICE SBRvICE.-There is
now a double daily line of railway post Offices
between Washington, ID. C., and Cinciunatt
ohio, and daily line between Grafton. West
Virginia, and Columbus. Ohio. New cars, com
plete in their eqUl pment, have been furnished
throughout by the Baltimore aud OHIO railroad
company. These, with the new cars about to
he placed upon the line between Cincinnati and
Chicago Via Indianapolis, La FAyette and
kanhOchee), will give excellent facilities for
the distribution Of the mails between the south
ern Atlantic states, the cities of Washington,
Baltimore and the western states, besides giving
increased local mail facilities in the southern
and central sections of Ohio. The division OF the
lines between Washington and Cincinnati is at
Grafton, West Virginia, where the clerks ex-
change.
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Mr.. j. F. MYERS, OF the immigration COM
missioners appointed at the last session of Con-
gress TO look after inland transportation, is now
IN Chicago 20 hear all authentic complaints,
and listen TO any suggestion that may he made
touching the subject under consideration. He
will prepare his report TO the Secretary of the
Treasury in time for the same to be submit ted
70 COnEress at the apnrGaChing session.
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THE EXAMINATION of Capt. Buddington's
Polaris party began this morning on board the
ralapOosa. The Secretary of the Navy, accom-
panied by Commodore Reynolds aud Capt. How
gate. arrived at the navy ward at l O'Clock and
At once proceeded to the vessel. The investiga-
ton is held in the upper cabin, AMI the wit
uessCS are examined separately. ii Is conducted
in private, the same as the former one.
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THE CLEARAHCEs of the associated banks
yesterday amounted to 6 POI sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-02
CLOSING PRIOEs-4 O'CLOCK Pm.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Lower for Future
Flour Quiet-Wheat and Corn Dull
Oats Firm-Pork Firmer-Lard Easier
Groceries Quiet, but Steady-Petroieum
Dull-Nava1 stores Quiet and Easier
East India Goods Neglected-Metals
Quiet-WOol Easier-Whishey steady.
TUESDAY, April 1-s P. NJ.
Business was fairly active, but still Irregular to-
day-the high gold premium tending to unsettle
values to considerable extent, Notwithstanding
the prevailing large discrepancy between the com.
parative values OF gold and the currency.
The extraordinary rise in the gold premium
at this particular time Is very generally re-
garded as purely speculative, emanating from
the tenacity with which the Secretary OF the
Treasury clings to the conviction that he has
authority to issue "greenbacks to the ex-
tent OF nearly $50, 100000, at his option-and
the apprehension that he will follow in the steps Of
his predecessor and manufacture money whenever
he may choose SO to do In view OF these facts IL
is no wonder that there should be great irregular
ity In trade circles or wherever the price OF gold
exerts the least influence. Cotton was still dull
and nominal At the Produce Exchange the mar
kets were very quiet, and not even the high price
OF gold served to infuse vigor into them. Flour
was exceedingly quiet. Wheat was dun but nrm
any quantity at yesterdays prices. Corn was dull
and nominal. Oats were unchanged. Whiskey
was firm. Pork was very firm but dull-thc ex-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS

GALVESTON, April I, 1879
Cotton firm; good ordinary, l64c. Net receipts LAO
bacs gross 4S7 OF which 747 were received from New
6ay1S.
New ORLEANS April I. 1874
Cotton in moderate demand; ordinary, 1896; good
ordinary l6Ac: low midtllings ssc middlings l9sc
Net receipts 1904 bales; gross 5000 Exports-TO the
Continent 245 coastwse, 1896 Sales 800; last evening"
$3.50. Stock, l99, 100
MOBILE April l. 1879.
Cotton quiet and firm; middlngs l9c. Net receipts
GB bales Exports cOastwse. 1856 Sales, 800 Stock
SalM.
SAVANNAH, April l. 1873.
Cotton firm; middlings l8Ac. Net receipts 37l bales
Sales l,l52. Stock, 1894
Cotton firm mddlings, lsAc. low middlings lsiac. Q
lHfc good ordinary, l7ac 172sc. Net receipts 425
bales. Sales LOO, Stock, ~ 45l.
WILMINGTON, N. G., April l, 1873.
Spirits Of tnrpcntine quiet; no sales reported Rosn
quiet 81 90 for straincd 81 IS for low No ~ SIS 80
window glass Crude turpentne sold at 81 rs Tor hard
81 for yellow dip and virgin Tar steady at 81 60
LOUISVILLE, April ], 1873
sales, 2SS hhds