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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03
POUND NOTICES.

OvP,RTwrSr or P"Lcr.
Sew Orleans, MaTcn -, ~. y.
WAS BROUGHT % THE SFC0SD DISTRICT
~ Pound cane. % st. philip AID aCi.'!
.tTp.ts--
one :>ORRELL HORSE lion. f:te"r ia..s-
.iigh--a plCeT
Which, il not claimed v.,4r I've days and ne
expenses thereon paid I'll ne -o2r - publ" r.
Ion q: said iound. On .hUkap.l, APP. =
1913. al twelve Y CLOCK y.
No. :. ROBERT BREWSTER.
sl..5j ia Adminstra'1T.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03
Pension Law.

we publish this morning officially .he acs
providing an annua! pension for The sur.
vivinc veterans and widows Of the war ..
ISL! and 1914. and providing the manner OF
ascertainins who are NJ; veteran. .Ed
widows of veterans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

Cards o: in, talon have beer receives.
by friends IN this city 20 attend the wedding
OF Thomas w. Conway, ESQ. late state
.Superintenien, OF Education. and Miss ida
Post. OF Pas.a.c. New JERSEY. The er:s.
lnoUy took place yesterday q. Pss.a:c.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

TcUBIE ARRIsr.-The frs: precinc: day
book shows that Samuel Brady was arrest
ed pair Of times--once at six o'clock and
again az eleven yesterday morning Inc
.aargc against him is the same each time
stealing 4 check for $8i and obtaining
money by false pretenses. The arrests
were made a: the corner Of Common and
Camp streets. by Mr.. Powers. special oil
ser in the CITY Hotel. He was taken be
fore Recorder Houghton. and told 10 siVe
:. bond 20 appear at some future day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

O,tst STATE TAX Co,i RcToK. FOURTH nl.TR1CT, I
No. 5iI Camp street near st. Mary.
A IL TAXES ACCRCING IN 1873 MUST BE- PAll.
n at nv Office within the the time prescr. bee
by Law. Failure to compl. with THIS demand " u
involve the .rsa! penalties.
J. W. FAIRFAX,
nuhc; Collector Fourth Uistr;"".
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

Tie wcathe. being pleasant. there was Z
Barrett appeared as !ynsaG H0rr.c.. d role
which he played las: night alse. This
evening viii be produced. for the frs time
IN this city. Robertson's comedy Of "Home.
or Across :hc Atlantic with Lawrence
Barrett as Coloac: Joti. Wide. "Wonder"
will be produced at the Saturday matinee
for the last time. Saturday evening benefit
OF 3. G. Hourdon. gas enginee: o: the Va.
rieties. who was disabled by recent acni-
veranc. Fire Company No. II.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03
Meteorological md River Repor..

til" signal service. United States army.
reports. .o- the heIef: Of commerce. tie
meteorological record. and rise OF .all ..
the rivers, 4. 50 ?. y local time. ysster-
La, ar .cIiOUt:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

EoA.D OF Police COMMISSIONERS - Pro-
r."'.o.s end Tr0n.,ers.--There was full
m".:ing o: the board yesterday. The rirst
s,urs it, entire change under the patronage
Q. Governor Kellogg.
@.r.ean: J. n. LAWYER. OF Che frs' pre-
s.uc.. wa. promoted 20 "a :aptaincy and as
si.ueI - :he harbor precinct. Sergeant
ao,.r Joseph. fourth precinct. was pro
noted "a the captain.y of the fifth. Cor
por.: william Sullivan. first precinct, vas
promoted t. the position o. sergeant. Cor
por.i J. Gray. frs. precinct, promoted to
sergeant and goe. 10 the second.
Captain McCann was transferred from
:l- harbor to the fourth precinct. captain
Ramp from the fifth to the second. Ser
aesI, Caster from the second to the first
Sergeant Foster .rom the fifth to the Sec
end. Sergeant Hearscy from the fourth 20
tie fifth. Sergeant Woolley from second
20 fourth. Sergeant Bahncke from first to
t.r.tna. Sergeant Chapman from Gretna
u, seventh. Sergeant Isabelle from second
70 trs:. Sergeant Thebault from fifth 20
s.:B. Sergeant Moore from sixth 20 fifth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

Sur CoSrlxt-.:n.-I sa'. - a:c.i,n by
the sheriff .. the contents q SOY" N. -
Camp street. vii. he continue! today, -.
1880 y. ". Catalogues e..D 20 l.c a. he
sale
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

No. have succeeded in making arrange
ments with the City Council by which they
are authorized to sell the lot at the corner
of Tchoupitoulas and Satchez streets. The
company has purchased fine lot OF ground
at the corner Of Magazine and Girod streets,
where it is intended 20 erect building
worthy OF this old time organization. Plans
for the structure are nearly complete. ana
a glance at them shows tina: the editice wall
be three stories high. o: superior finish, ar
ranged expressly 70 accommodate the
steamer, horses, men and all paraphernaiia
The rooms will be large. airy and neatly
furnished. altogether a. fine as any build
ing in the department. besides It Will be
an OrnameH. 10 the locality selected.
Attempting 70 Ill coal oil lamp while
the wick was lighted is an experiment SCI
dom successfully carried out. Fanny Paine.
ten years old. az No. 2l9 Eratc street, tried
the experiment. but IS now suffering a
severe penalty.
HUMAN BONEs.-Sergean. Chapman. az
Gretna. sent d dispatch TO Superintendent!
Badger thar human bones had been found
on the river bank a: Gretna, but failed 20
state whether the bones belonged 20 live
OF d dead man.
CR:NINA. CorRr. - Attorney Genera.
Field yesterday morning called up his no
ton to change the venue in The Jacobs ar
son case to the parish of Jefferson.
Mr., Atocha said he bad no objection 20
make 20 .he right Of the attorney Genera.
10 change the venue. 6ut he excepted to the
law itsei. a. being unconstitutional. and on
tina: po.n: he would reserve a bill! o: exeev.
tons.
lie also excepted 20 the right OF the A..
torney General 10 name the parish 70 which
the verne should be changed.
Tie ,udge decided that the venue shoult.
be changed 20 Jefferson parish. .nG .Lr.
Atocha took a bill of exceptions.
In .he case of James OBrien, charged
with murder. and fixed FOR trial yesterday
morning. the Attorney General was not
ready 20 proceed. and the matter was post
poned until the ,wenty-third instant.
William Griffin. convicted o. larceny. IN
stealing hat. was sentenced 20 four
months imprisonment. commencing from
the date OF his arrest.
The d!s.r.c. attorney fed separate II.
formations agains; the following persons
for assault: and battery: Joseph Freeman.
john Welsh. Thomas Leech and Mary Sey-
mOu-.
~ Information Tor az assault: witt. =
dangerous weapon has been fled against
James Hurry: also. against the same party
for carrying a concealed weapon.
Intormations were alsp fled against
DAME! Briggs Tor carrying concealed
weapons.
Against Joseph Williams Tor a>sa.l. with
intent 10 kill.
Against Louis Martin 10: an assault VII
intent to commit murder.
s-s---
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

Dooiey's yeast powder is con Eenient. eco.
nomical and always reliable. No waste %!
food prepared with it. is IL g always d. .ae
best quality.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

Vie house occupied by Maria Hay. in
Erestown. was burned about halt-past
eleven o'clock yesterday morning. and the
bremen could not save it. as the roads were
SO ba. :ha. the engines could no. 80 TO the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

Captain Malone yesterday recovered the
sailors watch which was picked mp by
lottery" man on Royal street. Mr.. Bunco
s..t. never . word when the "wol! knocked
~ his door,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03
ST. Charles Theatre.

Misc Leo hudson will appear ton.gn: vt
:ie St. Charles Theatre IN four distinct char
acters. the principal one being thar OF -dc'
:rppc bound 20 the wild horse OF IHrtary.
Tomorrow evening she vii, take a beuch'.
and Saturday rcoH tle.e viii be " grapG
Leo EudsOn matinee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

Genera NacLee lives il Selma, Alabama.
and owns tine orange-groYe estate aear
ST. Augustine, FLORIDA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03
sPECFiT. NOTICE.

d.lls H...s "a. C'I,p,IoE SRUO:p cI.Ikl.T
No. 30 Rampant street.
New orleans. March II, 1878 )
DAE-!E> !NTERESTED WILL PLEASE TAKE
notice At the State licenses for the year 1874
and al State taxes for i&-. now due ard should
bs pad immediately
mia 2tit- HI HARRIS Collector.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03
PROPOSALS. FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES.

f.YHA>TSR'. OFF''v.
Navy l"fG. Pensacola. March %. 1884,.
FSRupO>ALS, SEALED AND ENDORSED PRO
pos2's FOX Supplies" W.. ee received az rs
furnishing the following schedule Of material.
WIN. mus. be of the best quality. TO be delivered
al the Navy iara Pensacola. on ., before :he
may oe directed by The 'oMmaniant and sUhien'
{" usual inspection theTea'. tPTopos"s for t'l'
w! also state I'll. cost of delivery az the = az "a"
"a s's. aOusc outside the nav yaI.s Va. %
Bureau OF Ordinance
Glass NUMBER ONE.
'l."" s,... Brick. 81 -.
GAS. NUMBER TWO.
-! barrels Lime. equal 10 SheluN.
-" t..Ie,s Cement, egua. IT, koseni'.."o
CLASS NUMBER THREE.
j" ~ States .ax2r Ues' American.
CLASS NUMBER FOUR.
CONS r. Railroad Iron. 90 goC:-is 81 '.r
ward. best American.
an0 pounds railroad Spikes s..
gro pounds galvanized Stating Na!,s. 'H.
e." pounds iron cut Nails. .N go o
6ON I'D 700 spd.
20 500 pounds fat iron. I-?.
~ bounds fat Iron, 49,.
$50 pounds square Iron !.
~ pounds round iron. ..
$50 pounds round Iron, j.
- pounds round copper. =.
90 pounds Copper Spikes.
~ pounds Nails. !" Cd, 10 JOG.
% gross BRASS oCi'"S . !. ,..
ne sfeaat ''
Platinum Points tor lightning r"d.
Screw Plates with taps ana '1t. 10" ::"H
ZIG to ;.
Hand SIses, ., aE1{
P,yers. fat nose, : aLdG
IIUtting Pincers. :.
! pain Spring Ca!lipers :.
par Spring Dlviders, :.
paig Inside Callper=. x.
Pin Vises
rat steel SQUARES .-c :.
Steel Be,-I4 !.
pair Hand Shear. ..
pal, Bow Shears, !; :.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03
Tux DAILY REPUBLICAN,

Nav De had of the following dealers:
George Ellis. opposite the Postotice.
&C. Haley. No. ~ Commercial place.
&C D. Hole. No 81 Exchange place.
4. Simon. ST. Louis street. between Royal
str.et and Exchange alley ,undeg ST. Louis
Eote.!.
James Ennis. Pon.chartrain railroad de-
,nt, Third District; also 3; depot. 200! o:
Lafayette street. First District.
Variety news stand, No. 80 Dauphinc
strest. between Custonhouse and Bienvile
etreets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

Office New Orleans City Railroad Com
pany, No. ia Canal street New Orleans, March 70
i8If-A: a me- ting of the Board OF Directors OF
tins COMPANY held or the twelfth instant. div.
derd of -FOUR D OLLARS per share was declared
payable to the stockholders on and after April :.
mh2l lot G. 6. LEWIS. Se4retarvo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

Office OF Orleans railroad Company.
corner White and .ah&rpe streets, New Orleans
Mare. 20, l8.3--A meeting of the stockholders OF
.hi. company wiz be held az TIE Office o.: She
company on MONDAY. April q, next 1873, at 10
A. NJ there and then &c deliberate on the proposed
increase of apital and amendment to ar... eighth
o. the Chartey of Size company.
mb20 Inn p. '1ISNE, JEI.. Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

The thermometer at Louis Frigeric's,
No. 80 Charities street. yesterday stocd as
follows: At =. NJ. "t'; 8: . y. H.. -:
az e p. NJ. 20. Loves: lo.a, duI;ps Ike
night of Apri. !. 80.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

Members OF the police force are invited
to attend the funeral OF =. c. Abbott. OF
the habor station, who died Of eonsump-
ton, at No. 80. s.. Charles street. he will
be buried in the Girod stree; cemetery (:
eleven o'clock this morning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

EEw Engine House FOR MISSISSIPPI;
No. 2.-Atter many months OF close rur'
suit the leading members Of Mississippi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03
CSElIEN-S.
Academy OF Music.

To .-na. character of Thay,e.. H.. :ne
mad poet Of the Catskil noun 'ains, was
again persouatec. last nigh. b. Mr.. ". b.
Cavanagh. as he only eau do 1t. Roland
Reed, the amusing comedian, ID on the stage
every night. So is Baby Benson, the infant
wonder, only .io.- years old, in her artistic
songs. dance. and character representa-
tons: Jim Morris IN his protean characters:
Nile. Fontanbleau "A her thrilling trapeze
act. and Miss Sallie Mason and JENNIE
Benson il song and dance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE DISTRICT COCKT CT THE
UNITED STATES.
DfSTRTC.. OF LOUISIANA.
IL SEE MATTER OF I. &. NAINr. Ia''S
'upt.
In Rankruptcy-N0. HIS.

In Eankruptcy-NO. HIS.
TIME CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE ES~.TF
i are hereby notified that have filed my hral
account as assignee Il Sid estate and that
The esvent eenth dav Of April 1873 shall apply |"
sad court 10. q settlement OF said account and
for discharge from al abilit. assignee OF said
estate. IN accordance witt. the tweEtv.eIsLth
section OF che .nh..p' act a March ;. 1867.
spI , Z. +. NORTON Assignee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

CoMM;rrrD FOR TR!AL.-R0bers UGs'
percy. or pespositv. was yesterday exam'
:ned before Recorder HoughtOn for killing
Thomas Burke. the cabman. The testimony
was considered far from positive, and con-
..cuentlv accused was released on bail al
5000 10 apvea. before the Crim;na! Court
Tor trial.
Recorder N'Arthur sent Thomas Clifford
and Fabius Mcdonald to the same tribunal
."answev for carrying concealed weapons
Su,r N THE HEAD ANDREW Morton WAS
~ Labarre's road. on the Jackson railroad
yesterday. and while standing ON ear was
sho; IN hi. head from behind by an ;ln'
known hand. IS the charge was composed
o: Gird.hat. the wounds were !aln;u! "n'
4"- dangerous He came down here. IN"
'.a. properly attended 10.
~ ha'.past seven O'clock las; '''Eln;
Iii, Coleman called a. the seventh precinct
station and stated tina. she was IN company
with Morton .: the time o. the shooting.
. ,nau concealed! il some bushes was The
v.uIi- y. assassin. After Morton lett The
fellow who tired the shot took Mrs. Cole.
,,.- I'M, .he woods. ra.islIea her and :h.:!
..caoec. she reports. She describes hin. as
about TWENTY-FIVE years old. five feet I've
inches Lici.. smooth face. dressed in dark
brown clothing. and wore a black cap.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

Grl,y ~ y Y. Hams Sv.,r -.s C0lYr,1OS
seco.G District, No - Rampant street
New Orleans, March l9, 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03
In Bankruptcy-.fO. 1854.

1--WE UNDERWORLD HEREBY GIVE. HrT!IX
Z ~ rs appointment as assignee o! the estate Of
!..uo,d weber, Of EtH ORLEANS. parish Of orleans
and states: Louisiana. al .eG bank.up. lIo.
b. own petition.
.pl l. :. :. NORTON, s5sigrt'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03
BANKS AND BANKING.
QUARTERLY REPORT
OF TEE
STATE NATIONAL d a u X
ttlueuaf Systemls
Condition a, the close OF business March 90 1877.
ASSETS.

ASSETS
Cash. $7le, los IS
Checks Oh other banis .......... 5E5,08s =:
Portfolio. I'LL 346 ~
United States bonds to secure clrCula.
.......................... SIS oO9 -
Premiums on bonds TO secure clrcula.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S5G0o 80
Stocks and other securities. ........... 22.O23 @.
Due by redeemng and reserve agents. Sl6,22J 10
Due oy othey banks and bankers...... i64 5OI 2.
Real estate. Observation-Disclosures. 2OOO5e IS
Furniture and iNtuTes................. 1905 6s
Taxes paid. Observation-Disclosures. SOL IL
Current expenses. f7,OoG 9:
So G43, $50 %
LIABILITIES.
Due indi~ iduai depostors. O46 $40 Css
Due TO banks and saukers............ l42, 48O lie
Circulation outstanding ......... son, 900 o.
Capital stock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000 e.
Surplus funds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 332l5 O.
Dividends unpaid ................ 1881 -
Discount three mOnths.....S 10 323 6i
Exchange, three MONTHS. 22,6O6 81
Interest, three months..... 1908 0G
Profit and loss. three months S.39. "a G3,5i: 2s
e.pr s,n g.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

HUMAN BOSEs.-Sergean: Chapman. U;
Gretna. sent a. dispatch TO Superintendent!
Badger thar human homes had been found
on the river bank a: Gretna, but failed 20
state whether the bones belonged 20 {. live
OF a dead man.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03
Dividend Declared

Payable on and after Monday. April "A, 1881
Stockholders. three and quarter per cent foe
.hree months. depositors. :hree- quarters of
pc. Gen, ior three months.
SAMUEL II. KENNEDY. President.
CHARLIE. Z. C. DvPuY. Cashier
misc I'm 2p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRI.- OF LOUISIANA.
~ TIKI. MATTER OF ,PNQlp WEIR. Eng
.Ipt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

The undersigned 10 the tesIamsntary
executor of the estate OF his father. the late
Edward Barnett. He wiz continue the notaral
business al No. ID Royal street.
Creditors of the estate are requested 20 present
Their claims at once. Those indebted will please
make psynepr JOHN J. BARNETT.
rnh& I'm Attnrnsv al Law and Notary Pnhi.r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

Us,.TED ~T$TE. DISTRICT COURT.
.TS.2!Cy OF LOUISIANA.
- -i-S s;.sI ~: -" HORACE J.. %.'.S::N
Bankrupt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

Attempting 70 Ill coal oil lamp while
the wick was lighted is an experiment .e!
dom successfully carried out. Fanny Paine.
ten years old. az No. 2l9 Eratc street, tried
the experiment. but IS now suffering a
severe penalty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03

The partnership which has existed
bet weea Edward Barnett ana Marcel 7. Ducros.
nutarirs. from the fifteenth o. November,
1866 70 the first OF March. 1913. being dissolved
by the death of Edward Barnett, the undersigned
will continue the nOtaral business Tor his a"-
count at the Old stand No. 70 ROYAL street AL in
orrua on Iela: ve 10 the la" business viii be fur
Dishrd by MARC Ell I. UUCROS,
mhI6 linz Notary Public.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETAa

S-YORg, fni1y. NAY =. lSTt
BrEye fresh Offering. To-Day we're % & 7r' a. @sciT;es ~ sa
At Conmuns" mA,ag Tor ,,is ~se g.J' & % as,s 9 o
et from vest day disposed o. a'he 1e Als oafr
Of ouTi cattle sysge sca6t cw, c 80 rsash K~a
csste ranging 5a cFt sold at Oi0l2c i'J Texans a'egns
The following enrss are taken from Ias Chtlo Lt S2t h
po Of Nay =; ssS % Si ,i 5ec Mbeb oi pi,oe n oIss.
sr wants Of Eastern markets For cattle also for baeer
.es cer 5s Of s6s se.a oss Iays IeH r closed ont
Receipts Of si, ne faly e TO- G:n s5 e s s Ss.u % ss
oughly devoid Of life Il dge tbs sseL he Dr,ni e'atos %
Our regular e BUYERS feel thai there no sceon or then 70 IN
cur Ra5 % a m & e and Wbasa VALLEY and ,as oss Or IT,,
Albany and other points upon al Of sncs Os s'es
purchases sEh orders coming ia ron da . d.I
NsIRngsnd c6eGT rBeh oar Es,ua trade his
ket Is indebted fA ne % hsh rsss snoh ais @ % % p,, ~
Louis Albany received yeIray quoted e saai lover t91n -
will only 20 cser cattle Ia addition the esh
tie yards brought over iem is' wee M si Sla ma o '
before ooa for hehg ana reao We PUBLISH Here
JSra Ca-In sympathy with Tsiaz. I1-.
such as two weeks since s0lh have Den gadI cirg W g
from - to 20 - but hee gass have ,91 ot - .
The shigsers al Commaarav to-day r. Bell P.
R,r,en. J. Needy, G each.
Gomez Mcpaercn sol Texans gng q ew O os }.
J R BeI aud J2 Illinois steers averaging 4 ca, a. gl5l
NJ Goldsmith sold y Morris O LLl0a "ae, averaging cSt-
a. l1c These were late in yesterjayl - -
W Th 0nc-hnndr -, reiertar IS hhnos cattle.
caut Il cwt head 81 70 to e cSt,
or H. Raakn q Illinois steers ayang scag q cst ic aAA
to D Thompson Coon
l. d. MaHr 80 IL ns fagrg cst.
Illinois do at he - illinois cattle. .scnt 8 VT
n Illinois do Averaging u c~t al l]c' ali tndr u 10 20
Rclesi,on & B. soll Hcnry IA Illinois oati
6lW1i a.. ll0l2tc
Tue shippers eehaTsen ware W. v Woods Ear and NJ 3.
cSarss Fasn.od for Woods. chcrEe, S, ert.
n Wes,helmer soh for v Woods Is Illinois ers aVersgn<r
l3eo, cant az lc, both 20 dress 81 u 70
tbs gross IS Missouri averaging u e"t at 90 pee
head. =.
Vy, CvEBoth live better pnees.
light We live 80 lOc; rsci 0Ulic
Ege sad " jersey Calves U59i1J D at 70 c and y State
Hume Ris sold a, Pcuyachtbst 5sTes O99l25 D.
763lc; IJ3 DO. lG30l40 n. st9dsic.
L.NBs-Thc were but lev Npua lambs ofcd VITA
pncs unchanged The afIals sbep we're at FoTb-st sni
3an at Co.auapS m6ing ths week llJs7 .n To- 81
last week markets let under hgi run With prices
Ne note he following sales mostly made aa gssteuisy
n Plenck OHIO cippe sheep 81 100 p 81 1c ~
goo do M al &c "a do 80 n &c IS "a iar 30 H. f3s
Western sheep, "a 10 st ole. lO3 DO, 81 ID, a blc.
good Ohio sheep b
6ic 81 h. and 40 ouinsrs Missouri ye5 heeP %
Judd Buckingham sold Ohio SHARED sheep. aIerlgng 50 n
one 36 agaInsf
last week Not succnt sales establish prices etY dressed arm,
win prices uneheasd We qaOe live, z6!e aHd e sc Zoe
wershts
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

The gold market was equally dull with the neigh-
boring department of the Stock Exchange very
limited business being done, without eliciting any
feature on the basis of ll7.@ll71, with an Isolated
sale or two at 1l7s. There is rather less talk Oh
squeezing the shorts Of the market than yesterday,
and it is quite likely the cornerers were discounted
at Yesterdays slim success. The cable news reports
n steady market for Consols in London and lower
quotations for American securities In gold loans
the rates paid to have balances carried were 3 a. o.
6 and per cent per annum. The import entries oi
dry goods at this port for the week amounted ID
specie valuation TO 81, ,2SG,754. the amount marketed
footing up 81 G269i5 The Assistant Treasurer PAID
out s23OO In called bonds. and S2isOOO in coin in
| terest on the public debt. The days business at
| the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows; Gold
cleared. 75.,72,DOO gold balance S@.S50,J52 cur
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
FRIDAY, May 9-P. 1

FRIDAY, May 9-P. NJ.
A more excessively dull and tame market at the
Stock Exchange we have not been called upon to
chronicle this season. and the dealings in stocks
have been on an unusually restricted SCALE In
Pacific Mail exceptional activity has been at times
noticed but as it has severed its connection with
tho general market for the present. its peculiar per-
formances have little effect on the other shares.
The price to-day carried up to &C. rise of ?! per
cent, the advance being duo to the buyngs for the
next election. The later price was about point
lower. Panama. the two going hand in hand
apparently, rose to 1173-two per cent-later gong
back to 116. Perhaps the most remarkable
rise was in the coal roads, which
developed strong tone this afternoon, New-Jersey
Central reaching 1O7 and D., L. and W. 1O4, on some
talk of the payment of past due dividends. West
ern Union Telegraph was fairly active, moving at
sGG0S7I but in the rest Of the list this movement
was light and comprehended within compass OF
to per cent The general market closed up quiet.
The opening highest lowest, and closing prices OF