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New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
COTTON MARKETS

GALVESTON Dee llCooh frn; general demand Good Ordinary,
12ltc net receipts 2SOO bales; coswise
$40 bales sales 4300 bas socf 6OS54 bales Yesterday the
uos should Great Britain 9J6 bales
Low MIn.s IA ; Strict Good ordinary, lac receipts lo5
gross 10 bales exports TO Great Britain 42l3 bales
1913 bales TO Frauce 263 bales; sasj $500
baLs last evening 200 baes; stock. 1Sl,3l4 bales.
SoRFoLK 1lCotion hauged Low Sldngs l4i2e; net
27l4 bales exports, coassSse 2oo oae sales 40
baesi stock. 1924 bales ,,,r 500,
Mdng 152 Strict Good Ordinary l5c net receipts 100 baes
sos pee quiet strong Miding Gi: net
ceps ga bales gross 27S balesi sales 300 bae sock 6OOo
bales.
Good Ordinary lic; receipts,
1858 baes exports cosHe l25 baes sales 2JO baesi stock
D,D32 bales.
CaAKIEsTos Dee 1lCoton strong; Midddng 147ld1i7s;
ceip., bales; exports eoastwse 20 bales sales 500 bales
stocs. so, ,249 bales . 80
.rersrA pee Cotton frmer good demand; Mddin.s IA 4
dl4Se net receipts. L5i7 bales; sales l1oS osles
WuslyGrOs Dec 1r-Cotton arm Mdilugs, l4'Ft ne re-
206 exports ecas~ise, lsi 6aes sales ll9 bA
stoet 2 9i9 bales -
sAy,SSAg Dec li-Cotton Mdlngs l5c;
s55 exports Great Britain i9 baes tue Continent
bales; sales. 2 292 bates; stock lO7, III bales
MoRug ll-,o.ton hm light offerings; Mdtllngs, l)l4c
Low Mddngs IA Strict Good Ordinary IA 10 net receipts,
gss bales eIpor1s coaswise rO26 bales sales 200 bales last
evening / 500 bales; stock 43.672 bae. -
MEEPas Dec llCot,on seti'e good demand Low addngs
ALc aidding l5tc receipts 922 baesi shipments LAO
bales stock 45. 207 bales
ST Lows Cottou higher; demand mostly FOR spnne
MidBgs 16c receipts $40 bales 'hipmenu AZ hses sales 'I
bales. ,,..., 90, .-.
UNcIsylrr Dec 1lCotton 6rm Mddfngs, l5iac receipts,
s53 bales: shipments. 7lS bales stock. O,5O0 bales
LOUISVILLE, Dee ll.-Cotton steady, Mddhogs, lt'sr.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
The STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LoSoos Dee iil230 mThe directors Of The Bank o. IN,
gArd at their meeting to-day fIed the minimum rate discount pr ue
bank 42 per Cousola for money 9a4 rJl o. for ne
92ls United Fye Twenty bonds lSUJs old Js
Brie Railway shares. 36LI Nev-York Centrsl 7y2i
bosDoS, Dec. ILL U. n.-ETie Railway shares, 3O's
LIyERPooL Dr ll-l23O m-Coon-sales on the basis ~
hidng Orleans nothing below Good Odas. Sbppei December
and January, at 7lbd.
changed 1000 bales including 1000 speculation AMI export
LONDON Dec il-2;3o Pm-Ere Railway shares 5O's Pans
dispatch quotes Rentes az 5gL
LIvERPooL Dee ll-23O m.Breadnfs firm. Corn 30
y quarter Talox, 80 q y esL
Los Dec ll3.30 m-Ihe of discount the open
ket three months bs per below the bank
bullion the Bark England increased 90lsOOO
during the week The Of the bank Liabilities
Which last week 45 cent iSa cent Erie Hallway
363s
LryrRPo6 Dec 1880 m-Of Cotton TO-DAY $500
bales American.
LrygRPooL Dec Ia m-Cotton-sses tbebssis Of Mid
SID do do shipped January and February 5l6 Sales OF
Orleans nothing beov Good Ordinary shipped December and January
at Sl2d. o ,
tes the market United States FyeTweny
1868 98s fenPotes J2 New fne', 92s bne Rail
P.s Dee 1.-THE specie Bank Of France has increased
5000 francs during the past week
IvKRPooL Dee 1l-i45 mCOtonSales on the basis OF Mid
ling. Upsnd nothing below Good Ordinary shipped November at
do deliverable February and March AtS A Wheat l3 40
n q GENITAL for average Cafornis White; l2al26 for Red
Western Spring and l22al24 for Red WiHter toar 20 V-oo
y bbI for Western. bari. 4OO cwt "a,
LosDos, Dec l16 INFLATED states bonds-Ne" Ewes 92k
Ere Railway shares 372 ,,
LIVERPOOL Dee ll6 mCotlon-sales the basis OF Md
ding Upsnds nothing below Coed Culinary shipped January ana
February, at Sasi. - 80 90 o.,
LoyDos Dec ll-Egening -Linseed OIL s29 9a23O v son
Spirits TurDenu8e. 81 Pcwt
LNgSrOol, Dec I2-Eyening-spir rarpentine 81 $e"I
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
GLorCHsrRR FISHING sEAsON.

Dec 1.-The Gloucester fishing season is 1t e,'e
OF feet hauled here wsing the commencing
Of the February There hut few arrivals to
po during week ending Dec o. OF these arrivals OF
Newfoundland The early he'
Ns three vessels two Of which have arrived VITA
Of schoonrs H. b. NAMING
Col and Beorophou have been sdded " the
this fitting up 10 get
Pour om Grand One
ust Phdep and the others have to New fors for
market quite 81" n-h
Goldfish and mskere had apper tendency
Georges Goldfish have been In good demand aa much better p
b, ,,n light stock the market there
AZ, NO dsuits quotations. held from - l2 ~ 20 per qunta
h .loel Of quite for the aud looks nov
lsru, the stock viii be disposed Of a. will ak ID.
nia,. Of he eone which mostly sold sales have hen made at ~
small sold ~ IL . held
a rs the Msekrelen band extremely light ierthe .'on
ook.d for oytr the ssht advance
.., wee. sales made S3 90 bb hr Bsy
susa ahbut hs "eek be 'eh0onsr F
n which sold for i2e ana o. Tor White aud
o.. I'M. =. an advance Of &c last weskS prices
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

pms, rs bols N.rehsutabh 40040se and 100 Ye~ ih bsh
~ 2e hesin fair nquE tsIes OF 877 bbIs 1o1'
STRAINED At "a 65i $50 bbl. e2 72 and 300 snail boh
cusnsd ~ 70d$2 75i quoted at So 6OaS2 40 r Common
% ' Strained Tar steady With moderate inquiry and sales OF w
pon. Wilmington at e. %.
oLs-n'eed steady bat du quoted At 81 ds5c from eush
nshs CInde Fish fair anc hm aenhadn smahs
Wy qn but holders bm at 40c Lard strong at ioe iof
Prime Winter Other Oils are dull
hlOSsThe Pork market steady the local demand 81
we sales rash and s $50 bb fl4 so for Old h slo
FtV ~ o New SIC for Tor future delivery We m~I
., pVo bhs Mess seller February At tl6 1880 bbs do s,t
n1oh a. sl6dSl6 To- Beef active snd strong sales 90
o $40 90 for New Plain 81 dfl3 for hrta metsi
loafla Tor Packet Beef II and steady Be ias
song and active; sales Of 4jO bbls At 4dtZi ~ oi
%rh Cnt Meats In fsif GemaId sales oi ZioU fe~l
Sb"sdt TAI the ser for choice; 200 do SMOKED al 4~
i QUO do. Fresh go boIes DIV sstef DO at 5hd9
~ poies Ce Bellies IL h At lOc i5uO KID Behetl
Nsre A. 9e.i 1000 Green Bellies at S40S 81 22oO Pesi
mans O1d l0; 1000 Fresh Hams II N average siS' Bacon
acVc and the future bat quiet on The spot sale.
Nv oies hhot Clear for February, al &c Zoo do .ehef
pnooemoe 20 at ll-l6c. $50 bore, Do on spot at i4e
~ hores Long Clear spot, at 7c go boies short Ccsr
eoembe at 71e; $50 bores Lang Clear, Tor JannaIy AZ %
hogs fair demand qnote At O0oe ior NV ano
oeeo2 Tor Western. Lard Is steade and ary active tor ibS
onni sales of $50 bbs and tos at 7's@1fr Tor NO sFr
oI yi aS 7lGe for Fair to Prime Seam or iltnre delivery
eue OF 225O S, seller December, at SsdS IlOe f1O es
gsnuy at s 1000 toS, seller Feoraa At ose zooo
N, seller March at Gle
BurTxsRseepts 1897 pkgs The improved feeling
% YESTERDAY si continues and for al grades there ~ good general
state and Western solid packed esp"ay wanted ana
@ u figures Welsh active demand and We advance quota
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
D Ono. rrd..tIn.,up.s eOs &c 30

Of $50 bbL We quote: -
s.: S::s 1T % $:'s S:. g
Bo.hc9 Sqr q9,' e fsSss 80 for s s. ,ss
nq % 81 81 50 &c. dS Yellow so%s
81 soasi IS 81 @si % ocund Ped 81 lbssl so
d,, wi,h rates materially changed though He for Gram
aIS PerSS@ & a pa Vi . s
we're ToLr.rool by steam, 600 bales Cotton Al VI u runs
s:p g.: nsT; "a ' 90 Ha 600 1000 3D. i Flour 81 81 10 rs
g. B. @ eS 5000 SS S os Il % hss .a S
,sma 40 H.n9qs By steam 1000 ,a.. Leather . & ss
United Kingdom with 800 or. Crap =. a. mI, lam
. RS a si s sis:s . M G's ,:f s: 3 I'D 5
voya, g. Ii and bsrt wit 200 do also s.ns vo,sss
sal 300 SSi S.psin, sd D.s.h ban. Aassg
s:.: hd;s 81: 4...:S scSS scSS &
ss Esssa !. 9, S S1a.s brig q s4l sa: register hence
cs A.. not ,o ~n ~ % y IA: ,HSS .sS
. 's iss 1fs s". s
sSs @ s iS s .i g. :s $ % 7tai
gHsrda sgps 81 ssssl 81 M No Chicago sphrs e. e. a. a.
Red 81 7tasl u isr WA. bond 81 sss
q S % 4. % aac % ss ~ % :. % M NJ Il
20 S.. No. :S cf's. s. . 81 = t$ss go ss 2s
!: & " j! q soJ ssS r. s.
s$:s ;. .:.i s; s;;
900 Sg;s @ Whit sSsA,rn sa " g sOasi eo I sS Sr A.
While Ohio VI Wbte Canada,
81 75dSl H. Barley frm but quiet nls lOO bush %
for woowtd state and 81 rs for Med ~ 55 FOR fen
Barley Malt 10 quiet and steady 6rnef ana
dsnd the inquiry part the sAe' G6 600 ees
Bsei si 58e Western MiIsd at 5sd 5s Whit SO G69 k
quet the sales 500 81 10 .esn
shippers bold onhanG
The 10000 hush Damp Un.ound western
77a77 w., store and 7S179e sfoat de- White QUO
Sic; do Ysllow at Toe -
HAY-There continued fair demand Shipping spd v,ess ar
!. % % Y; ss;s ss 10 s;'. %
We quote st So Long 7OGss ef
sher Do; and S0as0c, for Oat
MOAssEsThe msrte has been ropg for Dopsts aoo
Aver Of about 225 New on G0efoe
being 6Ge fer Good ana Zoe Tor Choice Frb hossses ass ~
vs potx sale of 10 bbds Porto Rico At l0c. -.
NAVAL sTORESIhs bpinss Tspsatse wsss niss
sre setvs seA bst etasss The ssss CO..
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
offered. Asked.

. The following securities were sold at auction 'o-
day: $4,000 Toledo, Canada Southern and Detroit
Railway Company first mortgage seven per cent
gold bonds 50; S25, 600 Wayne County West VIZ
pinia) Coal and Iron Railway Company first mort
gage seven per cent bonds, $1,000 each, Sll per
bond; $4,000 Atlantic and Pacific Railroad com,
pany first mortgage land grant six per cent goid
bonds, 81 600 each 95 TO 35s; $1,000 State OF In
diana, Wabash and Erie Canal five per cent pre-
ferred special canal stock $50 the lot; 10 shares
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company SIoo
each, $l2 the lot
= The earnings of the Denver and Rio Grande kaiI-
way for October were S3S,9)S gross and sl65l2 net
The net earnings for October, 1872, were Sl2,lo1'
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania Gs, 1O9; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
III; Reading Railroad, 5il; Pennsylvania Railroad
4S. Gold, 109l.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
.. and Cow. .asss w. . 10, ia, wee. .no.,d to 1880

htn M.
HossThe receipt, 273b 80 bead .ss., ~
the before and demand eqnii eooo @
pnees up tops $5as5 12 good Yoers ~ sVg
81 go fair Yorse 81 8O04 75 - oo good fnioe'
phia brought 80 6Q$5 20. Everything sold except ae
snknr-rhe receipts b6 ears or Soo heaa s1n, a.
the before suppy has been good ..o he uenad
market oc pnees up week 90 to 100 me WOOL
5a5e 80 10 90 hno WOOL 4a94sac Indiana 5Tg1e'i com
moo, 3d3tc. Everything sold out.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
Clendinning. Davis & Amory's closing price


The London market closed strong and buOyant,
aftera day of activity and advancing prices for
United States bonds, occasioned by the further de-
cline in the minimum rate of discount by the Bank
of En- ngand a. per cent which is onehalf per cent
higher than the street rate for three months bills
The bank gained fG1s,OOO bullion during the week
This had no influence upon gold here, and this mar
ket was uncommonly dull All the sales were at
O92a 1O9 109s the rates paid for carrying being
G. s. t. and per cent. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out $1,000 in coin interest and $4,000 in called
bonds. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows: Gold cleared, S74644000; gold
balances, 81 1O3996 Currency balances. $1,@9 Sl4
The following are the quotations for gold
1000 .1O9ss 118o...l 1898 100. l09l2 2;3o 1922
n 90 i09i9 i2:5O... 1895 2;OO..."lO9i7 alO9ds
The days transactions at the L. s. Sub-Treasury
were - . .ooo 20
gold payments 3O97l4 II Currency balance Is 5l333s 40
COLD 6ssnoe. 94i,5S7 SO 100000 90
Currency receipts. obziooo W
Foreign exchange was lower at the start by an
eighth on short sight, but steady 60 days bills
Later both classes Of bills were advanced t. We
quote:
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

PErROLEUMIhe Re6ued qnoed tAe easier to-
taJ Ony moderately sales Of ZOOO bb Decemb, AZ
l4c and 1000 bs l3 quoted l4e JaDnIy Gases
fairly steady sales 10 900 ye Sphtha du and nom
nsl at SLe for C Crude In buik steady with 900 bhs
. and that bd r January Shppng
Crude quiet 0dlO Adces from The producing points we're of
generally markets. The Phide pha marse vas mac
steady DecemDer aud 1890 3 , January
RICE steady. demand sales TO-DAY Of 10 casks Caro-
na $50 bags Kangool aud 100 uass fana
a. Gi2H7 iic. duy phd
sKlNS-Go continue n fr demand from manufacturer nd the
Il without change 3ccep's1O bales
5 bales via Arthur: 80 bales Yea Cruz IL
sales
Mersu 80 bales Rio iische 10 bale,
Ars Bogots Deer Skins active demand
full pr seceps33 bses ssA and vera aE bales Hon:
diras iIi bales Mcrcan Texas s 1000 n Puerto
Cabeo 2OOO B Sssl: 1000 Central Amenc.i, and 1000
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
RECEIPTS OF PRODlCE.

Pr North RiUor yss,1is GRi Rfrotb
Zee ll-l2 pigs Ashes % baes Broom Corn 532 bale, Cotton
64 pkgs Dried Fruit 97s5 bb Flour. 100 00 Meal 100 bags
Meal s. 2Oj bush wheat l7t25 sh Corn p 200 bush oas
JOj bash. Mat $50 bags Grass Seed lS6 bb
Egs 346 tts Beans bales Hemp 81 bales Hops t2S Hides
bis Hides 30 bales Moss 2j7 bbs n 1878 sides Leather $50
pigs T.ow 80 pkg 200 pkgs Ocase, AZ pkgs Beef
1873 pigs Pork 225f pkg Cut Meats l433 ts Lard l3o
tes Lsd 1887 73G Cheese 20 blgs Peanuts
I56 pkg, pkgs Tobo is Tobacco
rs Wool. $40 Dbl. Wbsky, 2.3Oo pkgh Tea
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
eod,y,

Money has been in good supply through the day at
per cent on call, with closing business at 6G7,
Prime mercantile paper moves at TO 12 The loan
certificates have been reduced TO S6,ooO000 and the
outstanding legal tenders 1872 5000 an increase
of S556oOo to-day.
Government bonds have been active and higher
The general market closes the basis of 1S TO 49,
for lsG1s. The closing street quotations are as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

SUGARs-The marEet Raws very tqne and with
quotations Yesterday; Good Refining 7Sd1 and
Prime .c Refined quiet and STEADY; ards iOA A. 9c Bs
CSC c. 9I. and Cs SsdSc Of 400 hhds Cuba
7L,,. and 200 bhis MeadO at 5l2c
SPlCBSThe msket strong, bot with the exception OF fsir
obbiDg there little dong sies IN Boston Of 3jOO bags
suuatTa Peppcr per Lannetsr. at Is i9c gold IN bond
SEEDS-tover but quiet; sales Of 100 bags Pnne al e
Timothy and Fsrseed dull and nominal
SrEARlS active sales oflOO c Prime at
&C. , oaoo,-,, .
fFA il tending sales toiss OF $500 haMchests
Green an there mach better line
snail Gales have been ~ amounting to considerable
TIILOw quiet hut frm sales Of s5 900 n Prime n7 7-lGe
WHISKY lnu,r but dul; sales Of 200 bbl a. Doc.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
fipanrlai

rENTRAL r. r. co. OF NEW-JERSEY.
CoNVERTIBLB BONDS
u, - p.le, he CresAr Of Nos AppI, Tor
,,..n.s y - s,sssas II llS Lssessy-a, 70
BAhpBb KNOB. rsssssr,r
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
THE MARKETS.

lCsreiuly reported for THE TRHrSEl -.
THrRspAY Dec ] l. 1873
ASHESTte eoeiBts odsy y the market th very
duli and nominal ~ G3.Q7c foT Pou sni &C. for Pearls
COTTON-Tbe mlrkei Cotton hs spot is stronger oui me
demand eny quotations reye Ordinary advanced c
Or-uary, Strict Ordinary advanced lOc Low haa,t
i and Mlug Mddlnc Adyanoed Il. We quote fol
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Proi. 70.
Portland Scientific Meeting is reported fully in
TRIBt'SE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-lork.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
A H. n. 49, IA lnl hales hal arrItt

I,,lpded in he above are 29i bales to arrive.
advanced n, with air ,nd at the I'm
nroyepent: sales follows, ali basi, OF Low 1iollne
sales last evening, sfter De'em6er IOo; 10 ZIG
January 800 Is 1899 800 l5lg Rebrlay 500, l57s,
p m Decemser 200, i5a 200 10 lie n 100 10
Ice; 100 ID 1890 a.; 300. ID 2c 100 10 ',l0c h
500 Is i7}2c January 400 15a; 300, 10 llI6e 100.
is 2332c 100 Is u 32c 100 u 2j.S2e 100 l5Ae 100
Is % soc 200 lj9c: 800 10 ll6e 500 l5sse 200, -
2S 3 500 l5se 500 IS I3 l6e: 200, lj9te 300 10 20
32ci 100 l54e. FebrusU 200 l6c 200 10 n Ioei 2JV
sl6c 300 I6 32c 100 l6 3lGe ZOO l64e loo
100 l6i.c; 200 10 932e. March 200 l6l,c. 600 i5's
100 f5 b16c 900, lose 100 16 lll6c Apnl 200 10 2d
AZ jn0 is l3l6e 100, 10 27-S2ei 200 lG 5-l6ei 100
10 z7.$2c 100 l6 + y y IVY 6 ShRlE.0l' h P"''N "fn'
marse for Rio que and unchanged Ard We hoe
Creighton Morrison their ky ssr Of this dae state me
total and supplies for all ports 1 the United sse 70
Il2 953 b.gs, iolows NesYoIt 3s945 bag BAhinofs
1000; Mobile 2400 Sevorleans 613S; Gslesou 900 aoa
and loading NewYok 2S3 and ahost and loading for o
ports the United Sss ~ 900 bag, We qs.e o1dnay gSe a.
24siG25i extreme for lots 26e all gold a. ooS y9
bags which 3l6I bags MsfIcsbo ard 76s CosA h h
Cofes quiet and eGiy. without business 10 report
FLOUR AND MBALThe! inquiry ior the low ard nelu giaoes
fair for the day snd hodes bmer Fsm grsoe "
quiet, good shipping Extras and superhoe IN r demand
market better for the low grades aud quite N'e az
sales Of 1900 bb, chiefly the 10" sde' "
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
MtISIfIIdIleous.
q Corporation Notices

PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING AND SUP
PL'.s-sac' Proposals viii he received the once Of the
Bosm kiaesioa eht the lGh issl eeloei N fe the
PRINTING required b. the Bos Of for the 1874
JvBvcng the SUPPLIES the jasetob
Boar For fs' nr.suoS Tie ksorA tVess ioI No
3Ciiy Hail
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
DrsposaIs
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-SEl

NOTICE TO CONTRACT0RS.-SEA
~ PROPOSALS x be by the of
H. D. Morris 9j Orang.-si. Newsyen until O'Clock N
q day Pebrusr, 1874 for furnishing
,hutments Of the uunpa Bridge Of kss
Haven and Town of Fast Haven.
OF the
Fowe surveyor Room CITY Hall Haven ~here can also
obse blank forms Of proposal and oil information eoDcsg tho
proper bonds etc.
No proposals will be recevi sier the tim. specsed and oil
pos that not properly oiled will be- The proposals.
sill he opened and pube ea,ely fes
"a
The nsht TO reject ali bids will be reserved.
By order OF the Committee X HALL, CleTl.
New Haven. Conu., Dee. 10 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
RANKING AND FINANCIAL'

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDS-Coupon OF
Registered. interest per cent, guaranteed Dy @ tne
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY Capital. SlWo'Voo'
For sale AT the Office OF the Company No 20 CEDAR
st. MY. JONATHAN EDWARDS, President
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

Southern State bonds have been dull bnt firm on
the more prominent issues, the only sales being in
Virginia Consols at 50l, Missouris at 92l, and Ten
nessees at 79, The bids are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
r...,a. 49,, ,.,nIe.n. 1c1,.

The quotations hssed Cotton Ia store. running
pore tnAu halt grade above below toe grade quoted
sALEa yOk PkESEST DKLiYEHN
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
Chanres tor Dnslness Hlcn

WhallfE6 TOT Dn5ING65 ItITN
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE lProWN
OFFICES. Nos 81 l.. West Thirty sseondsI or sos West
rveu,y.thirist JOt Third ave. lhryoartbsL 81 tie
HARLBa OFFICE $50 Rouv between One krnlred and
and and and at the bhoOAIk
BRANCH OFFICE No. 32S washngou coor 10 The foss'
O6ee, up 10 8 Q. at regular omce rstes
A RARE CHANCE.-A tirst-class Restaurant,
L successful opeson the Grand Central Dep" Ever,
requisite for htca bnsness hand satstseory for sell
The whole half the original Three aud onsbaf
yes nsIpred Principals oniy dealt with Address sppy
l. !. WILLIS % AbngJou-sqssr \. y,
VNHE PRESS.-WANTED A PARTNER
With 81 900 $1,000 undertake the business VI
old established ard profitable busDes the >oab Ap
plv ~ ALEC. &. WILSON, 5JJ Broadsay, NeN-iot.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12

govERS1syNT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK p NJ
soooo II q. Rag ,al 5000 L 500 Cp 6J..l15
~ l1Al. 5000 q 500 6j b...ll7a4
900 Y 6-2O X, '62, 5000 u 0Zo OP' ", ,o,-
...-.s1l14
1000 u $40 >Cp "a Il4ls 1000 q \ De- Cp ST. lVas
coo 5000 6s, Coup oI"IIo q
sALEs FROM q O'CLOCK P. NJ To CLOSE OF BCsi
nff
New-York tribune., 1873-12-12
p--.-.rr 4. -.

Boston II K Rue
20O.....bc. 2as
Alton 4 II II Pref
lO0 ...... 80
I st Louis & ! VI
1 100. SO
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-01-09
Who is RESPONSIBLE 2

Mr.. +. Winship, our Jewcler, went to
Cincinnati and bought two or three
thousand dollars worth of Christmas
toys and fancy goods and had them
shipped about ten days before Christ
mas. They arrived and were delivered
to him on the Sd day of January, after
the occasion for which he bought them
had entirely passed, in consequence of
which he lost the sale of most of them
and has to carry them over another year.
The railroad is to blame, but the ques-
ton is, can they be made responsible !?
Mr.. Winship would institute suit, but
there is no precedent upon the statutes
of the State and his loss is now too
heavy to risk a suit. Since our railroad
changed hands way stations such as Pu-
laski are entirely ignored. Train after
train loaded with through freight pass
down the road and because there is no
competition they deliver goods when it
pleases them to DO so. They have the
advantage of us now and use it without
mercy, and until we gel. our Cincinnati
road our people have but one alterna-
tive, which is to take the receipt of the
railroad for the delivery of the goods in
a specified time, and then if they are
not delivered they can be held response
BILE. Mr.. Winship has a beautiful lot of
goods and is offering them very cheap.
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Married.

At their residence, on the premises of
Mr.. Bart Roberts, by Rev. MIR. Hughes,
ON Thursday, Jan. ID, Mr.. Thos ID. A.
Ninson, of Cooke county, r. Tenn, to
Mrs. Joanna Hale, of this county.
The circumstances connected with
this marriage would furnish a founda-
ton for a very romantic novel. The
parties were school mates when chill
dren, at which time there sprang up a
0utual attachment. Bashfulness de-
TERED the swain from declaring his pas
sion until fate separated them, when the
maiden was wooed and won by another.
In the course of time she was left a dis
consulate widow, the news of which
reaching her former bashfll sutton, he,
after waiting a reasonable length of
time, communicated by letter that which
had been the burden of his heart for, 10 I!
these many years. The retarn post
brought aa answer that gladdened his
heart, and after the preliminaries had
been arranged he FASTENED to claim the
heart aud hand so long coveted, and on
the evening upon which he was married
saw his promised bride for the first time
in six years. After Smelling out eight
new quarters 20 the officiating clergy
man, he started on the back track TO
Cooke, which he has doubtless reached
before this time.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-01-09
Our Town List.

/. D. MCCORD now has sole control
of our town list of subscribers and will
make it his special business to see that
each subscriber is regularly furnished
with his paper at any point in town.
He has taken the contract upon such
terms that he is compelled to require
the cash in advance, and none will be
furnished with the paper without this
requirement is met, except by special
contract. Subscribers whose times have
expired will find cross mark on their
paper this morning, and unless their
subscription is paid during the next
week their paper will be discontinued.
He is forced to this by reason of the
terms upon which he has taken the con-
tract and will rigidly enforce the re-
quirement of CASH IN ADVANCE! The
proprietor of this paper has nothing
whatever TO do with the papers delivered
by the Carrier, except to furnish them to
the above contractor. We hope our old
subscribers in town viii come up
promptly this week, or not become of
tended if their paper is discontinued.