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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-28

CITY sNTNeiT..

regular meeting Of the City Council WAS
r.,! Yesterday evening. PirScui--NicSsr>.
,;ru,n,iu. Bc>>icux. Boyd. thcstcrmau. Cot
.rL Paws. English of Monroe Ward. Eu-
..r, Forrrstrr. Hall. Higgins, I-aac>, Jones.
;.iu>comlr. Manly. MctzGcr, Newbcrry.
~faIkr. scott ot jefferson Ward, StrauS. Van
dcr vail. aud Whilt"ck.
In the ahS,nc" rr The President. William
Y. l,;ucS, E>u.. was called 10 the chair
y. +. Nandcrsall elected member of the
council r'Cc Alfred Thornton, deceased. al'-
Jared and took his seat, and, mt the request
..E The President. assumed the place OF tho
.tta Nj. Thornton on all hantilng commit
'.t-.
'rhr Committee on Finance respectfully
-,ommend that the following petitions be
.mu'rG--to vii:
!. ui Cox & Miller. for refund Of SI1.O3.
TAX lrNird on city stock held hv j. !. Cox
aud u~rd by them i'll busInes> and auIren-
.j..rri as capital to the assessor.
). ul T.. Uutzicr X Co., for 81 refund OF
siS-j. tax levied on personal property
consisting Of tcun., &C., which teams are
rr-jlarIy licensed.
>. Of John Il. Young, trustee. Nc., for ii
jrinnd OF $50, being onc-hali 0! cuiNcit-
taX.
:. OF John 4. Coke. trustee. for rcduc-
ton II assessment made By tile city a>ee>>pr
under mi>apprchcnsion. Your committee
would recommend that assessment on ln'
uroycmynts be reduced 10 2G3. and that
lhn assessor make the proper correction on
his books.
,. OF Hill g. Godtiiu agents. for refund
OF tax amounting TO SIS, for tn" Year 1SG,
and 90, on improvements assessed. which
did not exist as II operty, known s lots Nos
). G. !, S. 8, and 10, on Clay and Twenty
ihird streets.
&. Oh. Henry Eustace. Your committee
would recommend that he he released OF the
ucn4ltirS amounting to $G0.,2, provided hc
,rninptlv paws the taxes and interest thereon
- tie rat" Of Il per cent. from tn" :iutc tiic
,..yr> were due and uu-iIt IL have icrn paid.
:. Or Mary +. Lunpkin, "Nccn'riN. Your
runlnittc" would recommend that ia" estate
~ released from ttt" l"nstits- fur nnn-ra?-
m,ni amounting 10 So, -. provided the
principal be paid on OF before the l>t fcE.
rru! lr"Nl,n"
l0ur committee respectfully report that
tir.y approve "f IT," official bond ui William
". Ward ~ liin.ipal and prnI- Brnphy Il,
.,,l:i,y for tn" sum Of Sl.0o0; also OF W
Wilkinson ~ principal and Wiiliam J
I!u!u,> - security for he sam oil $500.
luar committee have examined The state
,rut> Of til" Auditor and Treasurer, of +"
..ya~ Hud Disbursements for the moIith .
l'.n nbpr. aud find them TO agree.
Respectfully submitted.
VIZ. B. lsAACs, Chairman.
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SUDDEN DEATH.--Mr. John Redford. who
formerly kept Oakwood cemetery, died Sat-
urday night about 10 O'Clock in Sidney, after
n brief illness, Of heart disease. Dir. Red
ford had many friends and was respected by
all who knew him. ,..-.. ~
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CHILDREN'S FURS AT COsT.-P. WEIsIGER Il
Co will sell their entire stock of childrenS furs ut
COST. This IS an opportunity seldom offered Of get
ting Irst-cIass goods so low.
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CLEARED WITH FLoUR.-The American
brig "Sarah and Emma" Albert Carter mas
ter, cleared from the custom-house yesterday
for Rio de Janeiro with $3.50 barrels of flour
sbippcd by Dunlop & Moncurc.
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LEVY BROTHERS reduce to-day the prices Of
their silk ncck-tes and scarfs for ladies. They offer
75ccnt silk scarfs for so cents and like reductions
I'm other prices.
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CAPILLISA WILL MAKE TIE HAIR GROW.

OPENED observation-disclosures saloon Will be
opened tonight after the philharmonic concert ns
the Theatre, where you can get oysters, coffee lee
cream, cakes, SC.
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JonS SMITH IN TRoUBLE.-The Religious Herald
of this week publishes letter from "a great lin
guist" to JOHN SMITH, In which the writer criicises
JOHN Ns letters and gives him some good advice.
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ApvERrJsE.-Our merchsus seeking trade In any
portion OF the country should advertise In the
papers Of that sccticn N. ELLYSoN 4 Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
I;ni,a ,r.tn
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NJ. ELLYsuN & CO., Advertising Agents, DIsPATC
building will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any journal OF The country at regular
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THOSE ENGLISH REVERSIBLE CUFFS, for ladies
which LEVY BROTHERS are selling at 25 cents q
pair, is Just one-half the regular price.
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NoTARIEs puBLIc.-The Governor up
pointed yesterday us notaries public Mr.. w.
7. Clark, Of Danyille, aud j.. Il. Bragg, OF
Albcinarlc county.
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LEVY BRorlIERs have marked down the prices
of three-ply and ingram carpets to cost. They are
determined to close ont their stock.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTs.-The best fitting shirt to lie
he had is the Pembroke. Gull OH l.. 3. SPENCE &
SON and leave your measure for set of them. Per
feet llt guaranteed I'm MI cases no sale.
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LEVY BROTHERS have only about three hundred
pieces left of the genuine linen bobbin-cdge. Each
piece contains eighteen yards and Is sold for so cents
which Is about half the value.
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SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPIIY, 1910 MAIN STREET.
PAYNTER & MCGovERN will open their DAY
SCHOOL. February lst 1873,
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BILLS WHICH HAVE BECOME LAws.-The
following acts, &C., have become laws since
our last report:
An act to provide for the removal of GER
tain causes from the docket OF the Special
Court Of Appeals to the docket of the Su-
preme Court OF Appeals. Approved January
II, 1878.
An act to authorize the collector of Pun
gotcague township to collect the district
school-taNes for the year 1871. Approved
January Is, 1879.
An act to authorize the supervisors of
Caroline county to grant lot Of land In
Fort Royal TO the Baptist Church. Approved
january q, 1878. ....... g..
An act to prohibit the voters within the
corporate limits of Lynchburg from voting
for county officers in Campbell county. APP
proved January Is, 1873.
An act to encourage agricultural and in
dustria fairs. Approved January 90, 1918.
An act to provide for the collection of the
revenue of the city of Norfolk for the year
1872. Approved JANUARY 20, 1878.
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SPOTTED LIKE DoMINoEs.-The teeth soou be-
come specklcd If every dehlemcnt is not removed
from them every twcu,y-four hours, TO do this
etIectually there Is nothing like SOzoDoNT. IL litc-
rally renders the enamel mpervious and diLdcstruc-
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PEHsoHAL.-Colouel G. 7. O'Ferrall, of
Rockingham, who has been sick for several
weeks, appeared In his seat in the Housa Of
Delegates yesterday.
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FINE FIGS IN BAGs-Two POUNDS FOR THIRT
CENTs-at PIzzISI's.
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COMMISSIONER OE DEEps.-The Governor
has appointed Ed. a. Woodward, OF Phila-
hciplIla, IL commissioner of deeds for the
State OF Virginia in Pennsylvania.
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ALASKA MINK BoAs, sold n short time ago ut s5
can now be had mt LEVY BROTHERS for $3.50.
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CLAIMS AND SALARIES.

Nr Whitlock. from the Committee on
tiaims aud Salaries. submitted report re-
commencing the payment OF the following
r&nis: W. Hall Crew, for holding iuGtests,
@c. 80; pr. William Ii. Taylor. ~ coronci.
from Dcctmbrr 9TH to 2StiI. $Sl3j; \. L.
h'r,hrrry, high constable, slunmnning Wit
r">>c> ana iurics for the coroner fruGl Sd If
'uly, l,,2, TO the 18th OF December, iS!1,
80 60 Ai,,rirl
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jon PR1NTISG.-We call the attention of mer-
chants clerks or courts, sheris lawyers, rnilroad
steamship and canal officers and agents all others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds OF JOB
PRINTING. We can furnsh At short notice Caros'
Bill Heads Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
BLANKS. PAMPHLETS, Tags, Hand Bills, Catalogues.
BILLS Of Fare, Show-Bls, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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CApnL1NA WILL PREVENT THE HAIR FROM
falling out.
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PosT-OFFIcE EsTABLIsHEp.-A post-office
ms been opened at Drewry's Bluff, Chester
field county, and John A.. Parker appointed
postmaster. s,.s.
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POCKET SETS, including mutf with I0ckel ana !
boa, for 81, ut 2. WElSIGE EK &c CO.'S.
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T. WEIsIGER & Co. AXE SELLING CHILDREN
FUIsS at cost. Sec those pocket scts at 90.
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LECTURE BY DIR. CURKY.--Rev. j. l.. M.
Curry, d. D., will deliver lecture on Spur
scon, ut Pine-Strcct Baptist church, on
Thursday night next, for the benefit OF the
church
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TAKE SIMMONS'S LIVER
REGULATOR.

For over forty years this .....
PURELY VEGETABLE LIVER MEDICINE
has proved to be the
GREAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC
for Liver Complaint and its painful offsprip2s-DYS-
PEPsA, CONSTIPATION, JAUNDIcE, BILIOUS At
TACKs, SICK HEADACHE, Collie, DEPRESSION OF
SPIRITS, SOUR STOMACH, HEARTBURN, CHILLs
AND FEVER, &C., &c.
After years Of careful experiments to meet great
and urgent demand VIC now produce from our orr
gnal GENUINE POW DERs
THE PREPARED, ...a... .r
ltuuid form of sIAIMONS's LIVER REGULA-
TOR containing all Its wonderful and valuable pro-
perties, and offer 1t In
ONE-DOLLAR BOTTLES.
The Powders (price US before). 81 per package
Sent by mail, $I.oi.
CAUTION!
Buy no Powders, or PREPARED SIMMOhS'S
LIVER REGULATOR, unless In our engraved
wrapper, with trademark, stamp, and signature un-
broken. None other is genuine.
J. II. ZEILfN & CO,
Macon, Ga, and PHILADELPHIA
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ta ?7-tAp22
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RESTAURANTt,.

VETELLE, 1904 Main street, A ~
II has his WINTER BILL OF FAREWSX ESI
In full blast The plains and the ocean W2$fy
the Lakes and the tropics-and our own
Iatitu ncomparable for the variety Of lis produc-
tions-enrIch his arder, which is unsurpassed any
where. Game fish, oysters, terrapins, game i9wi =,
meals of all kinds always on hand and served 10
order. ,,, ,.,,,, .ho
Dinners, suppers, aud parties supplied with the
best of luxuries prepared Ia most eieganl s'yie'
either IN his own salooDs or elsewhere, ,,,o,c
lie invites his old customers and friends 70 renew
their orders. noeo
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uAVING PURCHASED THE DRUG
Ill STORE recently owned by W. e; Pearce on
form the citizens of Manchester and the surround
Ing country that / am prepared to furnish ERESH
and KELIABLE Drugs, MEDICINES: ~ GHEhl1, ,II y r
ARTICL rs, &c. PRESCRIPTIONS carefully and
neatly compounded day and night.
"0''' X. w. BRODNAX, NJ. D.,
de31-1m Druggist and Apothecary.
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ETTT SpDt1-AsG
KATALYSINE WATER:--~' =

1t has been demonstrated by series of practical
experiments conducted by eminent physicians, asii
nttested by thousands of grateful people who have
been relieved from their suer!ngs BY Its use that the
GETTYSBURG KATALYSINE WATER is The
dyspepsia, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout Gravel,
Diabetes, Kidney and Urinary Diseases generally.
1t restores muscular power to the parayc u cures
patton. Asthma. Catarrh. and Bronchitis; Diseases
OF The skin, General Debility, and Neryou, Pr9s-
gredtest untdote erer discovered for ercessre eat
ina or drinking. II corrects the stomach, promotes
Digestion and relieves the hed almost Immediately;
No household should be without II. Every hotoi
should keep II on hand. Forsa!e by all druggists.
For history of the Springs for MEDICAL reports
of the power of tho water disease, for marvel.
Ious cures and for testimonials from distinguished
men, send for pamphlets, ,o,,
For sale by PURCELL. LADD & CO., No 1915
rally. ia g-cod3m
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
NOTICE.-I bave recently adopted So
~ In my practice the SLio
LiQUID NITROUS OXIDE GAS,
and am prepared to
AD,fISISTER If Ar ALL. TIMES
with more certain results than were obtained by the
Ordinary article.
THE LIQUID GAS
l. tho perfection or an1sthcs for the
EXTRACTION OF TEETH WITHOUT PAIN
All MINOR sURGiCAL OPERATIONS.
From 100 to 200 gallons always on hand.
"a is-aod JUD. b. WOOD, ID. ID. 3.
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Total, 10000 gafts. all cash. ssop,eoS
To provide means for this magnificent Concart,
one hundred thousand tickets only win be tssued,
large portion OF which are already sold
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets. $40; halves, S5 and quarters. eass.
Eleven whole tickets for 800. No discount on less
than SlOo orders. Nothing could be more nppro-
PIRATE for presents than tickets to this pANQUEr on
WEALTH, or ipore likely tn produce graHder eaaS-
factory results. The object OF this THIRD GIFT
CONCERT Is the enlargement and endowment or the
Public Library of Kentucky, which, ly the special
act authorizing tho concert for its beneat to DO
forever free ali citizens OF every State This con-
cert will be conducted like the first and second here
tDfore given, aud full particulars OF The mode of
necessary to thorough understanding Of che
scheme, from beginning to eud are now pubiished
in the form Of circular, which will be furnished
free of cost to any who apply = 49,
The entire management OF this undertaking Das
been committed by the trustees 10 Hon. THOMAS E.
BRAMLETrE, late Governor Of Kentucky, 70 whom
all communications pertaining to the Gilt Concert
r. T. DURRETT, President.
w. N. HALDEMAN. Vice Presidents
Jo&N s. CAIN, Secretary Of Public Library OF heu-
lucky = .s.'
FAKMEats AND DRovERs BANK, Treasurer.
Tickets are now ready for sale, and all orders for
nation etc. will meet with prompt attention wlst&
addressed to me as below directcd.r--. .sr -.
THOAIES L. BRAML LETTE,
.. g Louisville. Kentucky,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky.
In a-d1aw.S wcowt priI5 .'@-i Y .s@< s.<'ass
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Adopted.
" ATE n.

Nl EaUeamiu. from The '"iin!ilfrc ON
WJirr reported in regard 10 tie removal of
rn, prlruiury to lirllona A;>cnal that they
'l4,i referred the subject OF tie Slii3!iun ui
ihr water q. James river by the location o!
50, Ivui'"nli,ry at tlE't point to Or. W. II.
Tuyi"TI- the most competent person IL judge
Of the uaitcr, and submitted Commuuici-
ti"u rom the Doctor on The subject
ilr. Iavlnr .ay> "tiirrc would hr good
'.'>,'n t. !elr a contamination uf The water
t#ruf,lri hv our Walcr-W h. and WiN,
oH, II The worst forms OF nDXiull> iGarari-
ti.,." II" also says that it NouId be q waste
"l yDiu,lnlc material to let lh">" uoXi"uS Sub
stances pas, into the river when they could
lc utilized u. fertilizers.
ih" committee submitted 4 resolution
tiiat IN event Of the removal at the pcuitci-
iiary hy th" Legislature the representatives
al In" city he requested To- oppose lis lucl-
ton 1T BcIloHa Arsenal.
Mr.. Nrwh"riy offered Il Substitute that ii
iilr Till OF removal 10 B,iom Arsenal did
nut hayc Il provision that the beverage
.Anu'd l." cmpti"d elsewhere han in the
rtvrr. our representatives bC requested 10
oppose The bill. Rejected.
Nr. Whill0ci. offered Il resolution l> Il sub
'iD'uIc 10 that ot The committee providing
tcl jtl" appointment Of Il committee -! tiircu
u;'nitCr> oi ID" Council 10 represent to i!!v
lr.i, i,ia'ur" the objection cf the Council t"
H." location Of ilIc pvuItcN' iary at BcIloua
Ai>ciIal. which WAS ,luurlrd.
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THREE DOLLARS will buy load Of coal at the
Snotswood coal-vard.
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hr. Higgins. from the Committee on
light, reported that in obedience H. rcsolu-
U"nH adopted al Inc i;,>t meeting If the Coi.Ii-
I'll calling for an itcmilrd account nf the
.irim Of Mrs>rs. Tnipotl Il sous against the
city the committee hc@ leave to ln,'rrul tie
-Iil.,. VITA the contract. specifications. Ar.:
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CAPILL1NA, THE BEST HAIK-ToNIc.

JUICY ORANGES AT PIzzINI's, ONLY THIRTY
ents Dpr dozen. ..rs -.-..
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Mr. thrStrrmtn, nom The Comlntir" ON
Schools N".. presented :; communication,
from iioH. \. VI. Kelley. president III the
Gay School Board, asking tie Council to
make an appropriation OF $40 0oO to complete
'"' SUN 81 money Necessary to meet the cN-
!''>r> oil IL" public schools for the sclo.
i1>'iy Year.
'if motion Of Mr.. Scott, of Jefferson
"a'd. >aId amount was appropriated
hN">, y; noes. 0.
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IN cry HALL.
Mr scott Of Jefferson Ward submitted the
Following resolution:
ii'>@rfI, lk;'t in. view of the Unsafe
''n0iIipn "t The preocn, City i;all building,
"uu u" great value Of tn" records therein.
~" Committee on Grounds and Build
'nS' br requested 10 inquire ls to the cXpc-
'"Hri .! r''placng the sdme with a Erc.prool
building"
Substitute by Mr.. Starke:
,fe>1lced, That the Committee on Grounds
,"" buildings aud the Finance Committee
"' uircclcd to examine into the condition OF
"'' 'liy Hall and the records therein, and
,'"hc such recommendation IL to them seem
WISE and proper
! liz Substitute was adopted.
rET.TloSs, &c.
- urge number Of petitions were pre-
s'iitcn aud referred.
communication from the MAYOR was re-
'',ed III ielltion 70 violations of orcnanccs,
",'u '.I WAS referred to the Committee on Or
"hauces.
''tnInitiea 10 memorialize the Legislature
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aegregatiDg 4 vast total Of HALF i MmLIoY DoG.
LARS currency. will be distributed by lot TO fhe
US follows: 4. 81. "a. .sr-ssE. 81
, 1873-01-15

t1ososlce. common No. chicago, afoat, $3.50; in.
fsa fs3'F ws.,s nR,s Sso h a,a ,sing 5
PITT; s!; e.: ss,s5 ss s qss qsSs, e;
Westo1n MIXED, o5 d. oais quiet .ni stSady re.
NV wills %s'ss@ ,,s ''eR
Eoas.Elrm T's FL 1ai We79ttorn. a7937Hc.
nNocEntxs-Cofrce nrn,; ito. 1G63t9Ao. gugar
rnthcr moro active, No. II Dutch standard o<o Mo
laesos-foreign dull md heavy domestic arm Now
es22oo: 2,:z u.,-
TTt1s5ntNgFs Tvnrra41s1rss 'S}9o; g r. ron'd' aaa's
rss. nsef ali aiR sna sa'sn ucsnse nc
mcasB auloe hans o@1oHe: Shoulders, 5c. htd.i'ea
and Rhort cioar, for february 7lc. iarl weak; No.
t1 prime stssis, as i;ies aX@a S1ac.
OMsrsx-1!rn 12@IiXS.
Wn1sKEx-ucavy q Ys{SoiNe.
M11wAunrr, Jam M.-5,nE4nsrvr1s-Fl qute.
s1:3s; 81, N; Ns' > sI21A. Oats a.m ~. 2oac: Corr,
aNEoElr1smr1sr 5000 pss wheat, b. ooa bu.
S'''pA&S1'-S0n'j CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Jan. INSTRUMENTATION weak
q ~ ao'1 uneangsd; M wsst Tesl No. rcd hold as
rrEnolEun-Dnl and heavy standard whiss. car
'''a' A''S@Ata| c1uo,srs4r,.
o,So,vx.r+ oi,EoinNhll. ~ i,e..
wheat IL IT. o,na, yan; ~ Sa 1 ns
t ~ .as ue1lanu ehu hgnef, $1tfGSl70. Ot1er
8'Mus py s!sauy anu MneaanBea.
ora n"t ~ a. nayesa r. aemnng aa cqnSessions
H'Tt ~ ~. 70, %1tn Sl1V1E nla. Hhlk fneato
neoox ,ontna1 c'ees aa' Uo eiass Sho
and s,I"a IT, 12,n 11 nFeGn ee5a M III
sWasWn xI H. ~ ssoaaues, n14S%stu G,ear ~
synrans. ' ~ 'A'f u'll1n1 's'' ios 40 ~ ~ 10
Hnans-nu,,. a noa4,t. ,no.t ..,os <.1o b..
eeints d. 6t. s'oo9fAo HUM '''7 az ss'io' A'o@
NnfaxrY-FIrr, Mr.
ST. Iou1a.
WHEAT nettvn and ht,bnr NJ surinr ~ 9a .,,nt :
ii 40 secr Febr,sry Ma rct Il TSai m NJ Spo'
NJ ~ a. ~, ~. t a. n,S o. ~ u1sGs T, .a.s ~ sue
, 1873-01-15
,FOreifrn Markets.

L1vEnroo1, jan. AL 4; m.-Dreadstuns quiet
12s@12s ID gpring, lis od@1oa ia whto, ia ad@l2s
q club 1a@1aa sd. corn, 2es 3d@2ss Cd. Pork 62s
Cd. Lard, 3s!,
L1vEnroo1, Jan. l4-9 p. m.-Dreadstuns dull and
lever Flour, 2o5 Cd epSinE. 11s 4d@l2a Sd white,
12s 3d@12s ID; club. los 9d@l3s. Corn, 2ss sd.
~! aLoNpoN, IN; IL AI4-Sp: m. .-Gonsola-hloney o9!@
OF o7 o31: 1o46s, so3< new 5's, COX Esle 4aH,
Amount Of bullion Withdrawn from bunk o} Eus-
lind Oh balance to-day, G35, 900.
The ratio Of discount for months bills In open mar
ket ia u per cont below tho bank rate.
Tallow, Al Cd.
FRANKFORT, JAM -Five-twonties Of 1869, a6k.
PARIS, Jan. l4.-Rentos, G4f 27c.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. H,-Cotton-DuH and casier
Intdaling upland, 1o@lolsd; Orleans, lOH510!td
aud 1000 export.
Draadstufs dull California whlte wheat, average
guilty, 12a 8d@12a ba club, 12s 0d13s red aprinR
1la aa@laa 81; red wintes 12s@12s ID. Flour 2ss 3D.
Dcsf, 9ss. Cheese, Cos. Cumberland niddles, $40 |;
abort ribs, $50,
Receipts Ct wheat for the paat throe lays Al 900 rs
OF which $4,000 qr8 wero American. Receirts Of corn
for tho past throo days, q, 900 qrs, American.
, 1873-01-15
buffalo Live Stock Market,

BgrFAlo, Jan. observation-disclosures today, in-
Guiding q cars reported to arrive, agl, making the
total suppy for the week Thus far o0t or 233 cara
against 1b4 cars for tho same imo Inst week, Tho
market was lively and s.roug ut 10 advance on last
weeks prices. Tho attendance Of buyors waa good,
aud tho quality OF cattle superior TO last weeka run
About 1900 wero disposed Of. Sales: GA Illinois
ateosa " 1'1ls to Ia?g ~, et $se2M@72s; $50 OHIO
oxen, " Ie2s H. at tss III Missouri aieera, Nv
a219 e 22o h. 500; ~ hliaaour! oaou, ay ln4
10 1ndiana stockera 07s tbs at s4s1h st Michigan
scers, av ,03y TO 1888 ba, at 81 Texaa
aeora ny 3 Tbs, ut $525 20 Olerokco steers Nv OCT
b. at $500; II Slate stcers 1,123 lbs, at $500 Is
statn oxen. ay 1o3s 1bs at $780, ~ Bte ati!lora
1o9l lbs, at 4.G2H.
snEEr AND 1tAAns-Receipta nearly 1900, making the
totn supply for tho week far 4800 against 0OO tho
same tinlo laat week. The market has not yet
oponed.
Hoas-Recelpts to~dhy, 9,5cn making tho total sup
ply for tho week thus far 1b70o Againat 14,100 tho
ammo tno as week salos yesterday 0s63 Ohio hogs,
averaging 17o@9o0 ut Ek.358440 for heavy hogs, and
$A603 100 for light hogs. Trado Ia not quito 50
tive to-day buyers trying to beat down prices loe per
cwt. Sales this morning. 1,2o0 Ohio hoEa, averaging
1osG24o, ut s4.to94.5a, with downward tendency.