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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-12-23
CUBA.
Siemper, Ficeissima ISla de Cuba.
BY JAMES BARRON HOPE.

O,el thy purpl. hills, U Cuba
through IHy valleys vi rOmancei
All thy glorious ureans oI freedom
Are but dreams as in IL trance.
Mountain pass and fruitful valley
aural town and spreading plain,
Show the footsteps OF the SpanIard,
In has burning lust OF gain.
81 ce the carayel OF Colon
Grated first upon thy strand,
by'ry thing about thee Cuoa'
Shows the iron Spanish hand.
Hear that crash OF martial music
From the piazza how 1t swells
How it trembles with the meaning
Uf the story that II tells
Turn thy steps to ArtareS---
There was done decd OF shame
Helpless men were coldiy butchered-
'Iis part OF Spanish tame.
Wander now down to the Punta,
Lay thy hand upon Ii throat,
lhOu VIII see Il pdhISh SAAi"INih
In the dark and grim garro;e.
In the MorO-in the market
Ia the shadow in the sun
Thou wilt see the bearded Spauiard
Where gold piece may be won.
And now SantiagO's story
Gives tie world mighty shock 4:
Strength and vulcan bind .cif victim
Iotne adamaHtine rock
And they fatten on thee, Cuba.
Cav Solaado-Cuuning Prie,t-
How these vlrture6 flock a d hover
GA thy tortured breast to feast
Tlr,u P,emetheus IF the Ocean,
Bound down, not for what thou'st done
But Tor lear thy SOCIAL statue
Should start living III the sun!
And we give thee tears, o Cuba
Ard our pral erS to so. i.upiItt,
Tnat a itsi ,ne tltme celestial
Ma, come DOWN 40 EHee-a gilt
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-12-23
4. v. & o. Il. r.

The tcrsc and pregnant address
og Gen. Malone before the Stock
holders meeting will be found on
cur second page and will attract
the attention always commanded
hy its distinguished author. 1t is
certainly marked 10y very great
force and as a 81 ecimen Of conden-
sa;ion has few equals.
1t will be perceived that under
his management the business Of the
road, has been doubled, and there is
a very material increase upon the
earnings of last year. But f1r the
late disorder in the circulating
medium of the country the ear
ning for the present year wcald
have reached the fine figure of two
and a half million.
Gen. Malone does not dodge
the unsatisfactory situation touch
irg the Cumberland Gap r. r. and
he shows in very few words the
hollow nature of those hopes which
hayc been strung on the preten-
tjous, but deceptive name Of Col.
Scot. The expression OF his con
yiction that a very brief period will
suffice to explode the mwlSe and
uawieldly scheme Of this Pennsylva-
MA l.umbug is entitled to weight
because il is the result of a strong
view by a practical and able mind
from the very finest stand point
When The evil influence Of this in
fcrnal Pennsylvania invasion shall
have been consigned to its merited
destiny, the strong arm OF the A.
N. & o. L. r. Co. guided by its
able and yigilant leader, will be in
position TO open Cumberland Gap,
and let kentucky and the Ohio
Valley flow with their bound
less riches into Virginia channels.
We again lay down the proposition
that the hopes of our Clinch Valley
friend, founded upon Scott's prom'
isc Of the S. V. r. R., are lighter
than air. Why did this artful
,rickster propose to divert for a
consideration this projected road
into the \. NJ. IL O. r. Il. 50 as to
learc the Tazewell Valley forever
closed, if lie had any honest inten-
Ion OF ever building it. The ques>
ton of Maione's resistance on Co
operation with Scott willin no way
eject this matter. In either event
he will never and can never build
It. The friends of the A. NJ. &
.. R. r. have given him a CARTE
BLANCHE, to build it. He has q
vide charter. Let him 90 ahead
lie grinds at This S. V. r. r. slow
er than the mills of the Gods and
hot half so fine.
Neare perfectly content to be
Wed by the rosulG of this issue
any we are perfectly willing that thI
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-12-23
THORNLEIGH HOUSE
LIBERTY HILL, VA,
Jno. c. Higsinbothanl, Prop r.

FYaHIS HOUSE is situated Twenty miles North
u II saltville Depot, winch place is the Ter
minus ofa Bi aaeh Road. running from Glade Spring
on the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio Railroad
THORyLEIGH HOUSE has been built
within the last two years. and POSSESSES ali the
IsodeTn improvements Of a rural retreat. A lack
coach leaves saltyiile every Tuesday morning,
arc occasionaIly twice week. for this any 9TH
or point " hien The convenience of visitors msy e-
euire The tables Of this House are most abund-
aativ supplied with Same and Fish from he neigh
boring streams also abundance Of ice.
TERMS:
Botrd with full furnished rooms, g per week
Chi!drcn and nurses, heH Puce.
Augustls-3n.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-12-23

c,r,tor Morton says special pay +
on, is imprlcticable at present,
Mort Motion has never yet PAD '"a' uvD'
;;a,r,nrred by promising 10 canvas
I.ir,inia lOg Hughes.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-12-23
IIIssOGY, DECEMBER 3 3la
went and COMMENT

rndoe LYONS declines Tue 4 Jorney
Sin for the E,stern Dist OF Va NJ,
sur 81 ,on, we believe, viii Fcce?t ii,
Lgo, tsost he has commlt'ei himself to
that extent.
c.r,,or Morton says special pay
on, is imprlcticabIe at present.
iIC+ mor,on has never yet paid that degi
,'O;,c O;;n,nrred by promising 10 canvas.
Trsipia for Hughes,
Tho Senate he's confirmed Murry as
= Attorney for the Wes'ern Dist.
Of Tennessee.
The vncinius was formerly sur
r,nJorod on Monday last, IN the mar
hor If Bobai Houid, by Senor DE La
C,mara of the Spanish Sloop La fA-
yorits to Capt. Whiting OF the Amer
ican Steamer Dispatch.
Nr. II. i. Warren Of FarmerSyilIe
has been appointed Director OF the
An, & 0. r Il. Co. instead OF X,
D Boiling resigned.
Thorn Scott wants congress to iur>
ui,b seventy-fve millions OF dollars 10
construct the Texas Pacific H. H.
scott has btrsted his own purse, aud
that of the Texas Pacific and now he
wants TO burst Congress,
And so We 90 at bursting up rail,
road bubbles. Ragiand has resigned
the presidency of the line from Rich
mond TO Weldon aud the two roads
composing it, tl,c Petersburg X Wei
dom the II chmond and Petersburg
are no longer consolidated.
! Gen. Sherman says he regards Gen.
: + Johnston rs one OF the greatest
masters Of the art Of War now living
and thinks if he had commanded the
Gctlysburg expedition, that battle
,onJ never have been fought A. d
that he would have been in Philadel-
plia. Gen. Hooker says bis retreat
ia atlanta was the most mastery and
Irom;rc en-, feature Of the war,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-12-23

Judge Lyons declines Tue = 'o"s}
80 cts the Eastern DIST ot Va NJ
sur I,on we believe, viii fccept %,
at least he has cOmn't'el '''"''e'' y
,ha, extent.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-12-23

Tho Senate he's confirmed Mur[y as
= : Attorney for the Wea'ern Dist.
Of Tennessee.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-12-23
DEN ESPRY-
DR.. !. H Scales,

Graduate Of Baltimore College Of Dental Surgery
OFFERS his professional services to the
" Citizens of Bristol and vicinity.
OFFICE opposite the New York Cheap
Store, Bristol. May 8. 'IS-tf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

the sauate has the power 20 infer by The
rerr,iuus OF common sense morals ana
epuluai aw well the practice OF civilized natlens
mat an election II not an election II purchased Inc
,Iecfiou rauSt free and by an unbrihed vote. Inc
man who takes a hribe for vote n ehattJ ane a
vcpder aad % be elector lie shoud VOC Tor
IN. resolution OF she Co nmttee, because ne beneNeu III
would be wholesome exercise OF power, anu
duty deyoived upon the senate. ne neIu ,, nlse
Thai the right Of che Senate, by tWo-unfds
vote. 20 eNpel a member power otnti-
wise unqualified by the Constitution, and u hinlleu oh
hy the exercise what lawyers call sound OF hgI
power would not necessary and that the
senate would not shrk the performance OF ~ eNl"et
iufy 10 decide thar HAD the authority 70 inquire ny
the VALIDITY OF the election OF is members aad 70 ese"
lsh the priucple that al suc9 eleeuohs must NC 0 anu
Impoverished. A.. Ct. had
MT STEWART rep, Eev.i argued that the senate haa
no more right 70 inquire ut0 the vOte OF the em
of Legislature the members OF Legislature ccuu
inquire into tle votes OF senators Nhen the iaH
pain ne felt constrained 70 act IN accordance VIII -
and wou not look for unwrtten law OF scea new NV
t0 sui tie case Ia short ne would not try TO Oecoe
reformef while he Judge. He held IN JUS nam
the Kansas statute against bribery, ana ne Nouiu
why Mr. Caldwell. II guilty Of bribery, had not ptoH
tried before the OF that state Tor ue crIht
Had Mr. Caldwell enemies who took sufficient interest,"
the bring the matter 70 the attutlo1 on 1no
Grand Jury9 IL appeared not Mr.. CaidWeu dlu III al
aggravated degree what was too prevalent 10 TINS uo
people would wake 10 the Importance of providing
remedy. The time would come when II Would De re-
garded as improper for candidate % use money 10 pro
curing the Senate or promise ONCE OF OeI olef
Inducements 70 this end The Caldwell case Will NOT be
without lie good effects. The malice of Sidney Clarke
and the vengeance of Carney viii do something IN TINS
direction. bat he did believe they would make the
Senate pass the pending resolution in violation OF plain
law, expel Mr.. Caldwell on hearsay evidence.
The senate went into Executive session. and afterward
All
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22
COTTON MARKETS

ve-rp,, Nr-1 p Cotton arr and higher; Low SeaaF. tte
--ats 67 shpm'us ies b.issi eklat - p, 9ai.'
lg7 100 bales re-kIres ps lsig baes sHipmeHtl ~ 70 bale
EraS Marh 2l-c,.,ou Nd6HnT,, lsc '--1Bt y
bales I7' hal"s slle' sl sa sioet y 'o '-
set r,eep'. 81 - s'i s' gr'' NV 0'''
sSlrr.orE A.r.l l-ottou dali N1az re eosrt. lo
bale, i5 bales. eroseoasiT ~ y aa - - s 80,
,IDor,-so Great Brtan eO.tEs AZ bases - -
loH, M-s goa arm Mds az .. rs , II. We a, sg
Britain bales ooatv - ~ laesi sales ~ esss '.a
s; ca ss1 sai Ssis sossri.s ssbsei, %. $50 s
ss 5ss.1 h. .,Ss lisa 49, bales S;i as 6e
March 2L-Cctton quiet ooo1 oHnr 's a.,
oept 81 eIponso Great Britain 20I bales oo.i -
s.S bales. .' .IDos@,o Great Bhisu bales, he coaH
so bales oostvse 254 bales sales 80 -, aaas ,,s. m
ss sss bales shipments is5 b.ss wsekyreps ' oal''
casSsn.Tos March scoon queti s6ags 1esslss To-
p ss aslrs. sTpoTcoasiv. bsesi 80 bsies
stock % IS bales Eeetlr-ne receipts; 80. . a. ~
ssyASxlH Msrch 2l.Coitoz que ard steady. Ad3in Sii
osp ~ bales sIportcoa.1se 20 6se. 4iss' % esa
Britain asa bales 70 Tie Continent 9o 0Ao' e'-"'
S MI T3I M aSTs1 zoc8 -tesT Low Adigs Ie +
receipts lJ43 bales shpments 30 bales stoek-i' '' o'
wrsSsros Msrch flCortor 0us Nadns lsic nst -sesr,
$40 bales 'sies g bales ,s-. .,,.,,. As
O' PSoT aI,SN March s-co,,opwsty-rst receipts "a b'
Corrnsrs Narrh 2l-Cotou dull Low Mddngy l6'c weet-
rospts shipments 81 bzei saes, Lbs baes sto't
1872. O15 bales; 1873. ll.l22 bales 100
CINCINNATI march 2-Cou0u gmst hddiug Ssc' rerp' -
bales, shipment B46 bales stock, III J+6 bales
MACON March 2Caton quet3 Low MddHgs ~ le r'raF
receipts bales shipments, 30 bales sok-lS is hss'
1872, IT'S bales -
EoRyoIK March quiet; Low Middlne,. ffc 70
cep bses e1porseoassss 81 bales saes ~ eass nh
63 Veeynei sfE bales erportsto 1fest ofu
l5-I bales cOSuW1se. 1,194 bales; sales 25s bales
PguApRPHIA C0lOu dulli N1dags 1910; Fects tea
rsteipp estimated a. COO bales -
Argrsr. March alosion duh nominal; Mldhnss 7ie
c.p "a bales ock-ial l5te ns@s no 49,
m Is; weeky-Feeep b4es shipments 90 bales sales s
SFw-ORLEAvs March moderate demand Onnar's
l9le Good Ornsrv 6dl6tc; Mddng 74Qtisc Addhngs,
sse receipts 1888 bales eipoo 1-s
cozst~se so uee saiss
10 bales: evening 5o bales stock. 2 ~ oAes ~e-syf
cents Is - bales gross SIC baesf zi Britain
Il bales Continent 39s bse cosstE ~ bass 'ais'
y4oJ0 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22
ASSEMBLY
Providing for the

Providing for the imprisonment Of persons ao-
outted If changes the ground Of INSANITY
Making further regulations Tor the government o. state prsona
Reguasg Of witt Of proceedings capita cases
Providing for the punishment Of uvns dBquer IN the House "
i NeE-l0rk
To erend the collecting the town Of Mrsant
Providing il the reissue Of lost certificates Of STOCK q corporations To
Mr. LOBBY moved that when the House adjourus to-
day, be until Monday evening.
Mr.. PRINCE opposed the motion and called on the
Was behind hut the motion was carried-70 10 30.
FORT introduced bill 10 revise the charter OF the
CITY Of OswegO. also, 10 remove the remains IN the
buTlai-grOund IN the Fifth Ward Of OswegU.
Tr-rorsne the rene Association Of the State Of yewYcrk
the publication Of judicial proceeding and egl Bouoef
To rsfe the CONSUMPTION N wharf or pier IN The Rast River
provide payment o. the principal tni Interest 81 The canal
For The better protection shipping and mercantile New
10 incorporate ne Nicaragua Navigation and Railroad Com
many .
IL incorporate the vsus1ues Central Railroad COMPANY.
construction % rloa1 10 i"arb I'M 'lAe
Ams6i.rg b. charter ofths East Side Association.
the i Of system Of gates canals whereby sfn
Bis ti rion q railroad
incorporate Crystal Palace Transfer Company Tor hat
VuIPose -
SrvRTERProdug for the greater equsAon Of taior
V Nj ouR-To promote EMS Legal prce-
% rgbt bv sn newspaper dcuated the Council 10 DO
sdyert Nc the act amending The
Charter passed 1871 shall be- bed a. nTahlaiing
n 90
.s ana rov CORPORATION during the loo5 1910 and 6
defense suA suits snail be made on tie ground o. The
failure appropriation OF employment uDdue or de
AMI al snts ta ne nee % the o"'e %
procedure % priFue larteS
Adjourned until Monday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ...AIBANY, Friday, March n. 1913.
The PRESIDENT presented the annual report of the
New-YOrk Hospital. Petitions were presented from
1900 Of NewYork City asking for the passage Of
the civil Rights bill.
By M WSsL0v-rO change the Of George l. Barton 20
George r. WmtBsy.
By Mr. PALNKE-To repeal drainage lands
Common Councils state Greeting al proceedings pub
lh-d the Official paper In NeWl0rk and Bo0kvn
Bv Mr. C0CETo amend he eharer o. New Brighton, cnund
County.
BT Mr Bowes-Relntve to calendars
Rv Mr. BRNEuICT-To
Incorporating The Hampstead Lodge Of p1d Fellows.
enable Utica Clinton BnghamOn Railroad 70 extend ne
Incorporate the UnOn saving BGuk 81 ssrAogs sprnss
BILLS ORDERED A READING.
the charter Of tbe National Academy Of Design
q Mechanics Lien
cdr for statues Of distinguished grace The
National Capitol lt Washington.
To The new lOft Water WORKS COMPANY
Incorporate the New OH College OF Anesfho2A
Mr. WOODIN offered resolutions which were adopted
calling upon the Controller OF the City Of New-YOrK 20
the Senate, within i've days, copy OF the
contract FOR paving Sevcnthave from FOurteenthst 70
FLYNN thst., wooden pavement, and the test
mOuy taken In regard thereto before the Commissioners
been obtained against the city by Of such
tract and amount Of H. by whom the city repre-
sented before such Commissioners. and before what
Judge such action Was tried.
The bill establishing Receiver OF Taxes, and anth0r
the sale of lands for DOnpaYmeut of taxes IN the
town o. Jamaica, Queens County, wac passed.
Adjourned until Monday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

yinsi u-etsrr,d slarss Az slp-igs. sa ssdhs-' ss
gsirosa fgJ - fhoaosipftA '"-f :" D"aSh -
4. Neu .fo4. &C.. Ahany. "a - 80, -. -, q,
eus Wsrh 10 .sroitron BarhNa ned ~ W
60, 81 ~ . "a Faa Timothy - "a faiesi yanel
I'll - tDaEg D. Fiuns setTe' ssgtnns, -. ~
- as 80 =. Iowa AM Wiseotsnt hitfa faiaj
Il. B041L.t State lui.ns and Oho 1or - ~ -
g., E,-- IN ~ m r dfmand Prime ohef sfs0s 10 ~ant
ri 90 I taromo- a. Re aul Com " L9
y.or SOC O-f. ami. Waite ssd5fc Mre1, fi@f,.e Nsn.
sursr snd Hores-Sothu1 donz Petroleum san 'ft i@.~
I1e Rrlnei. Sc WHISKY 10 20 t-c Il %. -.
Lor Mare 1lfi1ur dah and Enehsts'. s1 - e u
trade gneisucels saifs Of NO -. az 81
go2 Ri winter - o 'ef.r My; Choes r. 80 81, y ~ -.
ras. steady at No. " rel a. bssi hie "-
alinle Olts fu at Pc for No. ~ ~
lgc tl.fsto b1rrF IN Foo1 ensla .1f -
uhr hf ~ 20 spring SOLD az ID h
al Prp.- foH Sia 80 sHsr ApnL
held frrlr. buf TrT ln- disposition o. r-ti
s- ORTIZ frsde Lard go FOR sfam hpns qut "
IA $3.50 Cal.e ~ s50 a. = for IfEarsi . =
Cous Ueers s3ns6 for Pffns y h'fA
Steers Ra-spts-t0sl hh 1900 hush. Wheat f3@p hu
Conn., Os.. tusi. Bauey 1000 tusl hT'i ana -
Hnr
ToIEno Msreh qri~t ard unehauged W-saf h 81
in fair sea-a Of Michigan ~ . A1~r Mn
gsr = d. ~ ~ 20; seller J-nr 81 ~ 20
bel s. 53ic s Hzh hrsli Ac, SEER Ma
Low tef &c.. 80 Gsd- r Olts Gull al seeHinr ,sis Or
a. 80 spot. &C. -ef Nav REJECTED 5le t97eeeds ol
~ 'sr Prime IS r. Mammoth Rsesips-s9 es. Fsai'
20 bush Cora. and 1000 bust oss hhF
a,,.-1ot ar.l Wheat. 8nJ bush Com and 5' bah oau@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22
DOMESTIC MAREBTA

aLP.yv Nsrrh Wheat s neglected Rye irl snt normally
Roqnl Yelsv At 6s BAtr llSa.uged oas
quiet IN the cattle marte the supply y ample with prices oser au
lor Of tbo.s for s week mich opeas dali The
soi d7 there but Few anbs in he market prices
BA4fsoEr Ss6 2I-cot0u nominal Nnding i7te Flour
quiet unchanged Whesi active and With better eug
a. cboes Gm5er s2G - 70; Good 70 PRIME I'd .a+ ~
Wetern amber ~ g5ql Corn and 6rm; White southea
o. at2o Yellow Do SOC Mixed Western sse Oatt q1ei Sgg.lsa
changed Provisions unchanged ana quiet Western Butter saehAHs
Cne,Go March 2Fcur unchanged onlvs ocsl r.de WHEAT
SCI ; 20 o S SPIa .sd fresh Rsse sl ora ,ssay 50
Mixed 3lie cast S bd April Sc NAY hgesse % O-is
20 a2ls Bye eI sud lsner No &c Barley IN isr slsud
FS1 and a At s May quoted At ia g. cash -
xgnL Lar so9nay Sar s ssot Rb Nd ~ ISS
packet Bacon far demand and arm sales Clear lib SECS april
Reeelps-Flou 1000 bbs Wheat 9tco bush Com, 1890
bush Oats, 100 bush Barley 200 buh ShpHenls-loll.
bush Rye l.oOD bush. Barley. 10000 bush
CiScssAr AaIeh zNhea' quiet and steady At ~ 6 ~ %
Oats quiet steady BASE Barley und auge Butter fair
tide Kettle BE- Buk Meats shouers 8 q5e; Gear Bb
u d54ci Clear snes hed AZ ic Bacon dy shoulders
6iaeie Clear b Sides sast- Clear Sides held ae NHsAf
CLEvE1ASp Msrh 2iPcur apd unchanged duh
81 ts Tor No No Red he'd Al ~ o. Corn hrmer hei u -
Petroeum srm ard unchanged.
. 81 MA F,,. .Ssr ' So :Hf % Ssa.n'' T' iS
Me'R Corn s'Ssay a i os,s soS SgHaHs AZ 8 m Co's
Mtesi 5sso bush Corn SbipmeH sbs Flour sou bush
Wheat and 400 bush Corn.
Mareh 2fiour quiet aud unchanged GBDsr,Hd
Wheat solI O.. Corn soH -
BE- Eel White ,aeled anu sacked O a. &c.
sacked Re- quiet ac arrival Provisions Furk s
rs 500 80 bacon sold az 1tsc for stoeni O ace for tea
Rib Sd aiGa. Tor SraE Sides, packed Ham ni n
i1i &c. PAN, ia &c Buk Hams soil Buk Meats sul
ahogdsr Ie for Clear RIB sides &c. COZ Clear sides .r
packed lard sold Qeir as.c Tor he.
or4sr iois asc higher Whisky In air demand a. % toc
MEMPus March kfaF active aud higher az 500 O ~ Corn
Sc Oats fre- Larl du a8c ior
Tefe Pork f1n 10 - Buk Meats quiet ueak 1e Tor
Sole 0stie f sdes Bacon steady II Tor shoulders aud "a
for silica
hLwsrKEE hlrh ILL md unchanged Wheat steady
fales ID - "a 40 &C. No.
Com a Slc Tor No Mixed RE demand aud lover
6lbc Cor No Barley &c. kecrpsg1un bbe Flour
llOp bs Wheat Sbipm-uts<2oo9 bb soug. sBd otS lush
What
March 2Fouf doll AM Btchangei, sales 30 bas
- 3 .or NJ. Spring: 20 3 cr Amber Winter 10 30 fer
White NmtcI = Tor Iauhe Wheat tnu and qar corn
tul, eEfuis Stale s Oats qae STAT a. &C. Barley
Nsru Asa for ssefs = .Or luholied out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22
CATTLE Markets

Bryrato ATrLE-ReeD to-day. Including N car. -
,f - arrive bead making The total supply of e veet nus
fr 81 besd or agns & Tor the same tine las go
Tber res not osy justify gqaotbe maae' ut
OF thr ARRIVAL. through eousgaments bot lev cattle m l
irg scarcity shipping bnserlg storm Pst
sales head Illinois steers averaging l-t ID as - 10
ba Indiana steers averaging o H. At % q head Illinois -
averaging 90 D. a. - jas ~ heaS SahAl- soAe' -t 80 49,
at 80 --t- Al
sgrP-Reoeip,s head making Tie total snppy for s
-.,k thus az 900 1920 hesd for the ssme aue -
p. with choice lots hgurf ~"
Csns5. sock In mark.t head Michigan sheep ranging ioU
D to IOs n Al 20 l2t head ONO sheep averaging " D. 80
- so Market closed IN th Old IN yards sold
Hoss-Keoeps to-day 1919 led mating he oa supll let ~
e- Tins IN 2 bead against 1900 bead for the me al
re.T narkrt soE and EeaE - - ~ arrivals ~r
through gnnen; ge cenaH o toea ps VA
wee1 With ealee os selling Eisb a. - ia 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22
DFYAR1URE or FOREIGN NAILS
sATTRpAY M.nrr -


Mss Tor Queenstown and Lv-rg -
Baltic nnppirlu@alsrf VA 90
wife Star oe Pavonis Jrrssy CITY vii rose % o m
steamship s NJ, White star Docs, Iavona F'rr1
Jersey CITY.
Mails Britain and t Continent o. Europe va "rnstn
and Rreneu .r seamsbp M,ssl 40 suyps1utsy
steamship ? from Loot o. Iulra u. holJAen
A iF lls
direct Bres. and HaFrr pr s''aHsp We
De PARIS VII e!oss al n steamship a-s a. ILL., d -' 0 '
NJ.
ssils at 3 o n from Pier No. 20 4.
AMsil for i4sEfsI s. closed Sev-TorE PooGe
d a s p m. and via Boston -
for Newfoundland the NeF-lor Pot ohce ef m
dsv Al m Steamship Portland, de- SATURDAY ~ O p
n Dne NeW I0gk FRIDAY, 20 p ,
Letter postage when gouz direct ~
he
SUNDAY. MAKCH p
All Nail close Al Il O'clock Tus foslnce ron q
L. 20 j g. u. -,.,- 90, .,
Nils for s. Thamss Brazil Rspull VI nfe-
etc bv th steamship Ontario close a. Steamship s- a
q an Per No an. X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22
SHIppLNG LNTELAIGENCE
PORT OF SBw-ToKk.....

PORT OF SBw-ToKK. ............. AANeH q.
s.,nin A,.,.p. Dr. iiessIieL Glasgow Henderson Brs
Steamship Zodiac CnspH, Ss'eern n G. Aerrar Fer5s ca
Steamship sunanH lBeg Kna4ea Antwerp Se fane b's
20 Shin D.,.lr, CBrl Thompson Lorou C. L. Wight Co
BARI Cswe BOrgsteE. stockholm ior ore' F1n'h bteA
20 ,. ,urora Auia, CBrl Def London Pesbo6y willis Co
Bsrr A1ov v Frarkiu Hollrook Iatanzas } iry Sous
BE- Carrie Punngoz Johns, r., AsF Hosgh-
''I Brig ssin. Css Lycte eosburr for order Pneh Pay, Ca
Sasf Laa Pre- dr. J.es,o Port-saPnroe r. Maf-. r.
,ehr. ABBY bentley, Meha-y, Charleston Bentley "''rs's
Sehr Ben Dayi. wiming-oa y. c.
schr Harvest. Corvin, Providence.
S5 : p , Bsl1i Wsieary sri stamford ua,unu. to
shl Dart Williams, STAMFORD stamford Manufacturing Co
ARRIVED.
s.,.o ,r,t.l ar Pal. RIO Jsusro Peh ~ ru coffee
s.amsnp Virgo Buk, SAVANNAH nth mise ana Mara.
sp ,1saea ot 81 John, y b. Bartlett Antwerp Jan "a.
9.5o, LoadPal es. sa.Hss es 80, Is VT" tea
sup IssT,s nags5i. lss- Lt,. "a 81 sss via, ait
BaIk Hobroos loi PoaaHal Policy AAaaH4~ - sy' Win
Bs.. Ihis O,erton Malaga Jan. 2, with fruit
Bss sad Be- sultan lo Bopoul Ots Old HAbo' jan Feb ~
,iglls of Pco). sutherland Antwerp Feb g. viii ni-.
BIS nn,sds o Dunoee AeIaEdsT Aat-nas Marco sit ,ag
,ar J,s Carl ,oi BrOEhavea Uulelh Para 70 d,y, With rub
srar C. j. Herrct Partridge, surnsm 20 tar, eelsr
seE AldrrE tsiers hopkas Prov ssaoe ioI Pen 1ohnsa
sehr Dolly warden Alien Mosquito Ialsi d.ys
raE aus Dove 'oi CAa Me- 'SaD AsI Gaze ~ d-s u es
and csde-.
-br Fiosrroe Tower Oi CANDIDA Mel Perry Rver Jam
with loyEooc.
WlND--su0d0uu. fresh \ W. clear. !.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
l0rrrN March 81 Arrived shE y. b. Ferguson penc1iN
Bsioe. bsrk Ranger, Liverpool
SavAsNAu Mar 2lIlearc bark Csmrrerta Iir.rr-ot
Migus Cruz sailed Bs
NrwOrLrSs March 9Sa'-d steamship City Of Dallas. Jones'
i1f Atu. lorA.
DISASTERS.
TIE steamship psmrrs Br Meowen, ~ irou
Liverpool repor March IA a. ~ isag 81 a. paSi q
sfa afpArruty gc sEp and hu~aTk
e auA lad seid dosH INTO ne considerably bat thoasbt
shat she bad deck house. painted
srugnd Der ANAL Her coua b.
B0roN Marh 2Ihe b.k josephine " Portland Harcr tcn
barro Arrs Boston, st soel hides sber a. ~-at
Ashore ihe beach a. scSe THURSDAY dulg A. hes
TIE uncurd their .audcd hbeui 20
board oonsuoa 10 LAkis SG4espo Co. 81 BSsss,
sbro.d.
MEMORANDA.
The Coast rrckne Cou dspaiehed the hti Rove " he
Merchants Line Ae ssr = Gee v ihs porL
The Ashore a. Charleston Bs~eh roast
JgatL
Tor Laiea SA.E AeES sec Seventh PGos.i