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wnrcKs OF IRos.CtAps AT CHARLESTON.

WRECKS OF IRoN-CLADs AT CHARLESTON
from the Charleston Is. CO. Ne,cs, March
s4.1-Doubtless there are many Charlesto-
mans who still remember the terrific detona-
tions caused by the explosions of the Con-
federate iron-clads Charleston and Chicora,
in Cooper river opposite Marshall,s wharf,
at the evacuation of Charleston, in February,
1865. 1t has always been matter OF sur
prise to the wrecking fraternity that only q
small portion of the first-named boat could
he found in the vicinity of the spot at ;Wmch
she was anchored. Professor Mailiefert,
whose fame as wrecker is so well knoWnto
the Charleston public, has for % long time
occupied himself with the solution Of this
riddle. A few weeks ago ne accidentally OBJ
served strange ripping Of the gater-s.lr-
face four hundred and fifty yards, or more
than qnartar Of q mile, eastward OF the
wreck OF the vessel, and it at once .ocelr.
red TO him that that pbenolnena afforded
q ellie tas the raysterY. Ea accordingly
anchored one OF his derricks above
Che spo. marked By the ripple, and
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DISAGREEMENT ASIhDIsCHARGEO OF THE HARE
wlcKF .IrEY-A SCENE IN COCRT.- Lynch
lurs H.JotiijcGn. 9th. In the United states
court Yesterday AFTERNOON. the Jury III the case
ur IN. Government Us. w. ". IlardWickc.
.in1.rd With violation al The enforcement
.,.f. VA, Sent for aud brought into court, and
/. answer 10 an inquiry from the Court, re-
io.'"t ;jat they were unable 10 agree upon
. ,'rdir.
At ibi- point one of the iurymcn, Mr.. O..
NJ trraTan, u tlAriu.tcSVlle, arose ana
..i& lGit ore 81 tine IrvnIcn had stated III
ihc i;uy.Toum that another member oil the
ulri hai declared that he would never vote
a. convict ans Conservative OH any charge.
The Judge !hen asked Mr.. Cochran TO state
winch 81 the iury had made this charge
wnrie;ipon Mr.. Cochran gave the name ut
HHid II. Turner, of Lyuclihurg, colorcd
iH.Nn1n. The Judge ordered Turner to the
tar Of the court. and Intercepted him about
the iuattcr. Turacr i'll reply stated that III
conversation with i nero named John W IL
son on Tuesday evening .(hy the way Iur-
ilrr Wi> at that time resting under positive
Instructions from Judge RivcS not to hold
raHy"ftiiion with any person on the subject
If this triiD Wilson informed him that he
hlI heard j. G. Glass, "f IynchhlIrG, Il white
iGryman, make Use of the said declarations.
Mi. Glass at once made an explicit and
emphatic denial of the charge, and said he
had never made such declarations at any
time.
Jude i:iycs then ordered that Glass and
Wilson come into court this morning in
og,icr tiial further examination may be had
~ The matter.
II is understood that the jury when it
went uut Stood eleven for acquiltal aud one
rNit u. Turner (coloretD-ior conviction.
turner is Il bcl-wcther with the negroes,
and after hi, position was indicated the re-
n:ajr.in. negroes on the jury went with him
tor conviction. The white jurymen con
imucd UNANIMOUS Tor acqGittal throughout
Tic conference Of the jury.
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INFLAMMATION. II. g.

MARCH 2a--Sptrfs zarpeRtiHe.--Ssles Of 100
casks at 81 cpnts aud e2l at 81 cents p Gallon TOR
southern packages-an advance Of cent on Issi
Rosin.-Ssles of Las barrels At $40 FOR strained
Market quiet aud steady. 5 -
CyIlde ltypeusias.-Sales OF $50 barrels at "a
for virgin aud yeow-dlps aud s2es Cor hard Markei
saai-s4les Of Use bs,relsa: a. harreL Market
quiet and steady. 4tse
,IiusIer.-Ssies 8 RATS, rs follows sprime mill
at "a; fair mill at s9.:s fair mill at 81 and u al
$cGsS5 Tor common river A.ul&r. 500
( Css0a.-Sales Of g bal,s rs follows: 9 at l7,,2
at if3r.aRS ~ at Isr. per b. arkes quiet at tie
following qrotat Ordinary nc good OfLi-
NARY i5ac. low miGdliDg, nc. strict low
I;se. infddirg, ise. esr4et mi Hing, 10 sc
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LOUISVILLE, KY.

MARCH Manufactured TobGcco.-DeaIers re-
port good healthy inquiry for Virginia brands, as
well as city manufactures Of navy, and The marker
Is steady and unchanged. we quote as follows; =.
bright Virginia pounds, 6c6l7o; common Virginia
pounds and ll-inch, 4s@&s; Virginia bright navy Ss
81; Kentucky bright pounds, sO@ls2; Louisville
bright navy, 52Q55; Louisville black navy, 4o9as
fine Virginia twist, 7O@7s; medium Virginia twist
aud lg, Go6l6a; medium Virginia pounds and ll.tnch
5OM5s; medium Virginia navy, 4541g; medium
bright Virginia IS and l!'s, as5o; Louisville mo
hogany navy, 50@52 Louisville black ds and LOS, "a
@6O.
I'm the quality OF the offerings nor change In the buy
Ing constituency of the market. 49,
we revise quotations, and at the decline above
mentioned the market has steady tone: E
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The Grand Lodge of Virginia, ]. o. O. F.,
meets in Richmond on the 9th of April.
Wytheville is trying to get up national
bank.
Mr.. John 81. Woodford, of Barbour coun-
ty, W. Va. shipped to the East one hun
bred carloads Of cattle during 1872.
Mr.. NJ. J. Kelley, lately one of the editors
of the Lynchburg Republican, was married
in the city of Guatemala, Central America,
last month, to .senorita Maria Garlotta Her.
nandez, Of that city.
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\ PRACTICAL SCIENTIFIC SCHooL.-ThrouSll
t]- tih"n,'iy of New York gentleman
i@i"re~t,l IN scientific pursuits, Professor
! f. III ha, come into the possession OF an
i,aai il DuZlard'S bay, off the Massachll.
>'.s rH:,f. Of about one hundred acres. and
lily thousand Go.hrs in money; both sec
i"", q the gift being designed to aid in the
permanent establishment of a scientific school
on tie island. Professor AgassiZ has Tor
some time cherished the plan Of establishing
school where teachers OF the natural
Sciences or those who intend fitting them.
selves to be such, could devote their long
summer vacations to their practical study In
such manner as to combine recreation and
r"-t with the acquisition of knowledge. This
plan tie vii! now be enabled TO carry out
more successfully and on n larger scale than
"il> ut first contemplated. For the perfec-
non Of the arrangements, the erection OF
suitable building, etc, more money viii be
hecdcd, and il is hoped that sum equal to
me original gift will be realized by sub
Nf'ptlons. Efforts are now being made In
'"!' direction. and will meet, we hope, with
N'rce's. The project is one which ought TO
command the attention of all who are IL
'efeSlcd in scientific study.
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD DIREoToRs.--At
the annual election for directors of the Penn
sylvania railroad, held at the office of the
company IN Philadelphia, Tuesday, the fol-
lowing Board was chosen for the ensuing
year: ]. Edgar Thomson, Josiah Bacon,
aVistar Morris, Edward G. Knight, Samuel
II. Bodine, John NJ. Kennedy, John Rica,
John Scott, Pittsburgh; Alexander j. Der
byshire, and Samuel NJ. FELTON,.
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ST. LOUIS, MO.

MARCH Awe quote, a LOO bs.: Factory Tugs.
a5.700 $3.50; inferior aud light weights: ss@ss:
planters lugs gB.2SGS7g5; common leaf $7260lSs
medium leaf Ss2s8aSIo; good and colory Leaf, ssd
GS2o; colory and bright Wrappers, &2sG$asst
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CtNCINNATI MARKETa.

CINcrSNArI, March 77.-F1cur duh and lover:
Torn Suiet mt SsG3ac Provisions strong AND active
PORK I'm demand at BIS so, but held highsS LARD
auict but flrrn Bacon armer; shoulders W; eisaf
bside held at So; clelr Sides Sc, heid AZ ssc.
D. ,tox,g drs
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LYNCHBURG. va.

MARCH -1obacro.-Comp Of inspection
loose tobacco this week with last show DECREASE In
kogsheads and tterceS Of Is, decrease In boxes OF
T. and decrease In loose OF 90 900. Market dull and
urtcea IN Their lower for common tobacco -
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A shoe manufacturing company was
started ia Winchester Hbous eight months ago
with $40 600 capital. ItnoW employs abont
.f,fty hands, and turns out from eight hun
ldred to one Thousand pairs Of shoes per
week, .5a -';:s 8 80
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p.II...rlMopEl, !, 4 MARX ETs., I

BALrTMoRE, March 27.-Floar quiet ahd STEADY
Wheat quiet bat firm. Rye, saGg soe.s Corn nftn.
Provisions decidedly irmer and active hsess PORK.
sls2i9Slas0 Bulk meats uftye and eigher. Hac gu
active and firm; shoulders, Sc rb-s1des, LaFus
sttasic. Whi5key firmer, 903G2s2c ~
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>. FIRE IN PRINCE EpWaRp.-On Sunday the
Shloh Theological Seminary building WAS
,ouna 10 he on fire, near chimney, on the
'"o': Atone time 1t was feared the building
Moasd bc consumed. Insurance IL kept III
irI,riai companies on the buildings ana
'''sff'--farmoIile Commonwealth,
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BALTIMOR
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Thursday, March 81.

Thursday, March u.
a OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whte, $50 bushels. Red, 900 bushels.
CoRN-Yellow, go bushels. Mixed, 20 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, 200 bushels very good at SI.s5
o. bushels good at $3.50; 30 bushels prime private
terms; go bushels at Sl.7o-total, $50 bushels.
WHEAT.-Red, 40 bushels mixed at Sl.f0; % bush
eles very good at $3.50: 50 bushels fair at Sl.65;
bushels common at $l.5O 20 bushels good It 81. rs
total, lS6 bushels. ..a-
ConN.-Ypllow; 80 bushels prime at &c.. so bush
els good at T3c.-tot;. SO bushels.
CoRS.-Slixed, 20 bushels at 74c.
OATS.-cO bushels prime mixedat coc.; lss bushcl
good at 5Sc-total, 2is bushels.
RE-EXHiBITED
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|nsT.nrflcE CHANGES.-A ncw post office
j. established ut Fulk's Mill, Rockingham
county, Va, Oh the route from Broadway
Gri0, 10 D0vcsyiIlc, with George W. Faw'
ley u postmaster. John Il. Almond is az
pointed postmaster ut Hope Mills, Page
county. Va. rice Walter G. Rcamcr. re-
signed. L. Il. Byrd is appointed postmaster
ii spccdwc.i, Wythe county, Va, rice j. ).
Peicival. resigned. +. ". Jennings, Of War
rcnton. Va, iSappointcda railway post office
clerk from Washington TO Lynchburg, at
$1,000 salary per ann,lm, upon the recon-
mendatiun Of Colonel John 5. Mosby. w.
Il. Ruth is transferred rs route agent from
the ears betwccn Washington, -. c., and
Weldon, \. G., to the cars between Rich
lnord. Va. and Greensboro. n. c.. changing
places With Thomas L"iAcy. james S. Gray,
o! Richmond. Va, is appointed railway
clerk hc,N'r.I " ,shincion. ID. c., and Wei.
doA, \. ;i;h Il salary of 200. w. l..
linnf. a. iiiiuois, is appointed special agent
"G tie f,.>t-ntiice Department at large at
~. Gaa Ter annum, and assigned to duly As
superintendent OF the railway mail service.
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,RAITIMoRE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, March 2T.-Cattle more actirc ana
orally rated as first quality, tiSaici medium. A
receipts s head sales sps heae !. eoss ana
nrices tending upward; sti-fed, ss@1tc ;corn-fed.
s@ ic. receipts 800 head shesfl5Sin Hghs SUP
ply and fair demand, at a9tc higher iair oRflles
sl1T1c extra, SC. receipts, sd head.
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slHcHz -11yon - me ssfsfket %. 1sF &nScustss
ssales rapctts1Dfl mo- rsf ~
g1.dfsag. rerctpts ReTt 2Aei k85S3 GxnoEssts
3ag 0afeas and stock On hand "a e RID d
The Iasrsef ff-Isy ayseH oftys6o
husfe1 atEts tor Hhtts sn1to fory siaeus 81
~ tausf ales n g,tessdQ ak S0e
Il Wnaaks -3Ia1keE DIM mo saies % n6se q
Pefnsfts.--iiarktt q9feE: ssspe 81 ~ enz1 ~ eer
Eg sss ri ssds ana IN ss il
a1auc. zss 80
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

CT Jor1s. March a7.-Flour qries and unchanged.
Corn steady. Wbiskey dull at sfc. PorR rrn az
SlssasNsisa9A Racon steady; clear rib-sidee, sc.
l ard held higher, SO.
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FINANCIAL.
5hrciamoNn:

RICHMOND: d.
MATCH "a; isfs;-Th stringehcy Sd our money
market continues. add tfefe Is tfe prospect or nj
early restoration OF the ease which VII had IN Jsnn.
airy and February. Approximations in regatd to The
evil results likely 20 low from the operationof the
amended bankrupt law hive induced capitalists who
had sent large amounts here to be loaned on real
tate 70 withdraw their funds and considerable sums
which were In the hands of our business nea are be-
ing called in. These causes, and the contraction By
the deposit banks, have made money very tight
Still the legitimate demanfsof the regular CUSTOM
ers Of our hanks have been literally met without
any advance In the rates of discount, so that QUIZ
merchants and manufacturers have been able to go
along comfortably. Some nrst-rate commercial pa
per has sold OH tho street during the week as high
IL per cent. - -
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SIM rlscs ,,..,,. SSH Moon r3s t;Io
s,,n ssis .,...... 600 High tides. ..r.... a:S2
PoRToF RICHMOND, btARcH a, ts7s.
ARRIVED. &; -. 5s5
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, ITs NE,
rhandise and passengers u. r. Tatum. agfnts nis
steamer has taken the place or the Jonh
which Is undergoing repairs 4, - =
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, new aoIk'
merchandise aud passengers. John v. WJass, agent
-, " SAILED. 80
Steamer j.. s.. Green, Carr, Philadelphtui metz
cllandise and passengers, w. p. Porter.
fpy. TELEGRAPH.
CITY POINT, VA, March :7~.Af1tyed SotSsHi IL
bark yanskabat from liverpool with salt FOR kfct.
mond. Also schooner Alice Curtis, for Richmonda.
NEW YonK, Mnrch 27.-ArrtYed, steamers SsiaSis'
sippia and Columbia. 80. $50 .....
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glnia Steamship and Packet Company.
Other Stock and Money Market

"HHcH FSUOCsk tsDU UkUsFSy IVUThCtSs
10y TELEGRAPH.1
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March 27.-NIoney lis and inter-
est Sterling steady. Gold, l1s!@lIes. Govern.
mcn:s advanced sls. States very duh.
BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE, March 27-Virsinia es, eli, 10;
Virginia consols, 555 West virginias, Ibid to-
day. ........ .-.-.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following Is the report Of Mr. l.. G;mmi,
weighmaster. of the sales of livestock from the
2Oth to the 18th Of March, 1878:
CATrLE.-lOs head sold from 49Gsc.. groes.
SHEEP-sl head sold from 53G0Btc., gross. !,s.
/. HOGS.-l25 head sold from 740Dssc., net.
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THURSDAY, March n, 1873
Receipts since our last quotations are small. We
note no change in prices. The following are the
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HARINE INTELLIaENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARct 70, is7a. =,
sun rlscs. SIS, Noon rlss 8;le
s,n sas..,....... 600 High tides. s:S:
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RE-EXHIBITED.
OATS.-2nO bushels.
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coTTos MAREErs

CINCINNATI Nov lOCOon Bmeri MGilnrs lJtc receipts,
bal-s. shi 80 bales. stock 1879 b.i-.
wrLsr<srox gst; MGhngs l2a; receipts
IIs bass: sales ) bales srock LBS bales
NopyoIk lO.-s;otEon arm tending M; Low Nadhuss
l2 ree-ipts 3sO3 bales eosst- 1870 bales
sales 800 stock, S,Ol2 bales -.
GAIyssroS Nav lO-Cottoa-Drnsnd rood orisSy, lO'c;
Ordinary l2lc net receipts ss bales exports eoi'snse
296 bales saes 200 bales stock, 25J2 bsles
lO-ColiOn stronger Mddlngs, IA lc Low
yiurr Sage: Ordiaay l2c; eripu s,7Oo
has gross 1857 Great Britain OJll bales 20
Frane Continent 2Ol6 bales eosr-ss -
bales sales 5000 bales isss evening LOCO baiesi roes 77lJo
bales - ,.,.,.-- -. --
sOOS bales exports eoA~ lO7 bsIea sales l391 bales ssOes
u,Nryrox iO-Coton opeaed ,nd higher bat be
zane aai-ti Addhags 1870 low Msdisgs l3-sai3c STREE
Ordinary, l3s IL reecipisi 4xs bales
eo.stwse 2O47 bales; sales 700 bales STOCK J69Ti bales
Nov. lO-Cestn opened arm bot closed hddinxs
r.ep 1875 bsles exports. ceastsss iOJ4 bAsi As 800
bales; stork ~, 9S2 bale.
B.f rross ssd sellers pr,cs
mammal. Mddhugs Is h. Low Mddng l3is stnct Good Or
dusv 1870 r,ecps ts3 bales exports
ros Britain 2343 bale, eosst.se IS bales sae 80 bales
stock, : 1873 bales.
SosTus l0Coisn arner. hodng 14'si receipts IS
gross 2OlO bss sales 800 bales stock 5000 bales
PuIApEPmts. Nov ipIoiisa suil. Mailing la.e,
srpts bales gross 807 baieA
ioUryILE Nev. 10 si~sf' Mbiiiiues l2ac
2 cc4 bsles sa.ugDsnis = 40 Dsiesi 1 hslss
Nov fo'aiol sroug degand Midiings 10
r.espt $50 hslesi ssiss. .l99 bairs.
ST. Louit Nov. iotaiisl nlairay hskrr Mddngs iSls
res,igis ga bAirs; 3g@sair 81 hse,.
Nos IL fa'cg Ira. kad l3s Feee PIE
34ip hsa sApn.sHi'l 81. Ls-, =; ~ bale,
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
ur-uapVAg NAREETs

Loypos IO-l2;3O p mConsos for money go 92- tr
Aa1l Un'ed States Five Twenty bonds 4SDis
957s Bes s. 500 Ehe RsiiNsy shares. 30 =
Nov lO-ix3V motion 20 arrivs leaer' 81 .
vembs Al Odd do do shipDet January, al Sal
DO DO deliverable December and January. a. Sl6d.
LyERPO5 IO-l miott0n b hrmer bat rot anotaoJ
hee 600 bsles including 1000 for ecu on M eI-
port basis Of Good Ordinary shipped NoFc
Der aH December si sales Of Ubands crop delivery on
basis Good OrdnafY, ~ Dido.
LoEDoS Nov. IO-2 o. m.-Ens Railway shares 33 q
LIVERPOOL, Nof 1872 m.haies ~ Npanis cotton On ne
basis OungrY shipped November al Ssi Balas sre
steady 4s per Tor New Cumberland tut La % per
LoSpoS Nov 1913 p n-Conso, OOH FOR the 'eeount Ere
LosDoS Nov ID p. mlned states rye ssnty bonds,
1867. 95at Ten-Rores. 9Ola New Elves, 30 hne haWA
33 The Of bullion into the hank Of EA-R
On bsisuce to-day ~ &7300o. 80
LvrHPooI IO-t p. n-Of the Cotton sass to-day $500
bales Amencll.
92d~ RawsyI shsne-, 34is
lO-tl5 p mSass o Upands Cotton on tue
Ordinary shipped Deo"mbe ani JauHary AZ s4sL
LosD0g Nov lO-i;3O ,. m.-kre Railway shares Jt's
LoDoN 10 nkKeepuona rates for advance o. 10 %
3 charged both At tue Bank Of England aad oa l
street today
There maDy runJs o.! failures
Paris dispatches quote kentes a 5of sjc
lO5 Sale o. Uplau Cotton, The b1ss
Of ordinary shipped November and December al s2L Lard
= y65s Nov iO-Evrnsg -Lneed Oil $50 p ton. SPIRITS
LirsRPoo nov O-Ev.nirg 49, crt for Sew short
PetvKpoar Nov lO-Usied States HysrTeny bonds, 1868,
Fa,yxPoH- Nov. IO--U. FiveTseuty bonds 1882 81.
ASTwERP l0Petroum 81 acs to- ahe yale Ane le'n
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MONDAY. Nov. 1O-P. ".

MoNDA1. nov up VI.
There was nothing IN the general tenor of advices
from abroad to the quietness of the situation TO
siav the London market for COnsols and United
States securities being irmer, and Erie mp more than
two points The bank rate stands az nine per cent
and the advance to this figure seems to have been
sufficient to check the further drain Of specie from
the bank vaults at least for the moment, G73,OOo
went into the bank to-day on balance The outlook
from this side is more encouraging thSl Satur
day, the banks gaining S7JO.OOO in legal tenders
which gives them total OF S23.0SO,0O0
which should enable them 10 extend material
assistance TO the mercantile classes who, in the
present stage OF the game require all the help they
can muster. As of the best signs of improve
nent ID the financial status may be mentioned the
fact that MeSsrs. Greenleaf. Norris & Co. who had
suspended in the hight Of the panic have to-day
notified the Stock Exchange that they are prepared
60 pay all demands full with interest. As soon
as the rules of the Board will permit these gentle
men will he heartily welcomed back TO their old
positiOu as one of the most respectable and highly
esteemed firms Ia the business. The measures now
under discussion by tho Clearing house Committee
Iooking 10 reforms in themethod OF conducting bust
ness IN the future likely 10 he made known soon
and We have reason to Delieve that they propose 10
declare against ccrtiGcatioDs Of brokers checks
unie,s the money is on hand M bank TO proteci
them. 70 what extent this viii affect stock spec,l-
latio, remains II, be seen 1o-Jys market has been
duu but strong and at a further advance in pieces
the main activity being in the usual leading stocks.
New-York Central. Telegraph, and Lake Shore,
which were without feature. The general
market 81 -sed sieng The opening highest, io~es'
and closing prices Of =. )cks were
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n al kse 90 do, 7at n, az

average nj &C. n; 40 do % N, at tio 20 40 ~ ar
a. 30 10 o. n &C a so u 10 No. 70 Canada, 100 .D' a.
~ 40 y 100 ~ 1853 State ana Canada amDs nl ne
AT A. 10 100 D. and 100 do TOY n. at 20 ana ans Ell
N PLIeOck sold Is1 Ohio sheep. "A y aVeIase, q" a
. NJ: Ibs do III ~ at SIC; lg7 DO, ~ ~ AZ "a az =,
during the week, 2tf9 sheep ana anips ="
per head. -, - ~. c,ra or
sWIEE-R Receipts since Saturday were 100 elrsi ~
49, sol hogs and the total FOR the week II ose' aHs
2o7 last week aGs2e for the same week isst
Prices further declined. and tue market rneH III 10
heavy Lave bO0s quoted at - $50 W.
Lsrch sold lI9 Michigan hDs, IA % average .. -
also Saturday III infiana, l5s n, NJ &C. uuu
ono 1853 ~, at same price Dressed hogs were eu ~
4I4big., With market pss sold az CG6tc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-11

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Pr NORTH River Fts"s ana hdiTodh
Nov 1870 pkgr II pig BeesvsI l6l bslss Cot
ton ia pkss Dned FRUITS So bes kTga ia 5ols ,epgcr
II 743 bb Flour Meal i9l 500 bnh wheat ab2J3
bu.h Corn 4a4 Oats $50 bush Mali 80 3St luh ars7
1917 Peas a bales Broom Corn 90 hbs GA m ID haes
Farser "a hbs IL baes Ilops 1896 Hides ls1O bills
100 bbs Roam AZ bales sims 1909 sas eAlef
rigs Reef OG7 pkxs Cot 232 Lard D0o pkg Batter
1854 pkg Cheers 1871 pkgs Talos 200 pigs " ase ~ pAg
1905 psg Oh Csse j0S pigs Peeins u" pig Srl
224 psgs Peanuts lao pFs Tea - thas 4S'e,e
CO. psgs Tobacco, 1855 bales Wool, 1913 bbis W5S.i