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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-31
5000 20 See q Circus.

ATLANTA, Oct 3O.-As Lent's circus
was paradiug to-day, prominent firm LOST
six hundred dollars. While the proprietor
was standing at the front door, looking ST
tie circus, the thief entered through the
back door and took the money.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-31
An ArehiVaI Fire.

FREEHOLD, N. j., Oct. 3O.-The IRE
which broke out in the Enquirer Office this
morning, was not extingulshed until the
postoffice, courthouse, Jail, offices of the
County Clerk and Surrogate and several
LAWYERS offices and stores were burned.
Loss $4,000. Insurance about half that
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-31

Little Delaware Trying to Keep Up
with Times.-Mnst Have Her De-
fauiter.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-A dispatch from
Wilmington, Delaware, says Capt. Dough.
erty, Chief Clerk in the postoflce, has been
held in bail to explain deficiencies in bis &C
counts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-31

Two Mile Bridge at Buffalo, n. Y.
FORT ERIE, Oct. 30.-The last span of
tie great international railway bridge was
successfully placed today.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-31
FINANCIAL.

sc TIE Present TrOublOus Time"
The Lords Of Rhode Island under a
Cloud.
The N. Y. Branch Of the Sprsgues
Suspended.
The Spragues Themselves Being In.
Vestigated.
Another Change in Government
Policy.
No Gold Sales nor Bond Purchases
in November.
81 Fall River Mills Put $4,000
Hands On Half Time.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-31

ADENTIsT friend Of ours won't swear,
but saws "by gum"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-31
Gaiam aud Smeritatt.

COTTON advanced slightly in New York
yesterday. MiddIing 1Sc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-24


"A convention Of senators and repro
sentatives 10 to come of in St. Louis, on
the 18th of May next, the object Of
which is to considor the importance to
the country At large Of tho Mississippi
Valley, and Of the great West, and
thereby secure to thesc interests more
favorable recognition in future lcgisla-
ton. The following matters are also to
DO considered: The Improvement of
western rivers 90 as to facilitate direct
and cheap interchange Of tho products
Of tho northern, northeastern and south
err portions Of the Mississippi valley;
the encouragement and construction OF
back water navigation connecting tho
waters Of the Mississippi r,vcr and its
tributaries with tl'e great lakes and with
the tide water Of the ocean ON the At
lantic coast; the removal OF distractions
at the mouth Of tic Mississippi river, 50
- 10 secure tho cheap expectation Of
grain, tobacco, hemp and cotton, grow
ing in The statcs Of the Mississippi Val.
ley, and the cheap transportation Of for
e,gn goods and produce consumed in
tho west. The inequalities Of the City
Of st. Louis arc to Be extended to them
including banquet, pubiic reception, etc.
Mayor Brown will deliver an address Of
welcome, and Gov. Woodson, ex-senator
John J. Henderson and other dIstin-
guishcd citizens Of tho city will be iu.
vitsd to address tho convention. An
excursion from that city to the Gulf Of
Acxico, through the Indian Territory 70
Texas, 10 also in contemplation. =.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-24
FOR SALE.
Great Bargain in Land.

- an Aercs efthe aaest bottom lasA b - sa,ine
VAV valley, s<vsa 0iles AesthVUse = ealiaa,
wah sve - ~ milss q river. bscassr1 giaA ~
s n Hevss, Sss! re SSr1I - =: -:
NJ SeAool lA.A. 1ne1s alter is v.s pleesA h -
maskee. Nay Be had for 0eS ~ acv; - - - pajd
res csct inieres; o. raysbe e d pleassre 81 ~
buyer ~ any TIM. Foe passuAlars en0e - - -
iH1A. - seAF0 Alski1I 1AT9ON.
eyr saliaA, salise Co.. KasAns
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-24

Nosice hrIvby given thas kitten Of administration
she estate oUoh1sMD AeIAuKhiis .deeease lsss q
ealrne esnfy. ksnsas. was ersstsd - the a.arngnd
BY the rrvbats Court Of sad county and state the
3tst dsy Of Masrh. A. D. hI1. All pesasas isAefaeA
To the estate rrarstcl 70 make unanessr sstte-
mcus; and si lersSus havine clsms Against said 80
tate nosi1ei 70 rsosens uem for slioSs8os within
e y.ar fum The date. ens IL not presented within
three ye>.s will 10 FOREVER 6esfysl. =
s-wS = AOeLAtOE II. MOI MGHl4N, ~
March Siss, lss3. Atmiaissrssr1x
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Nest r,l.s Csdeailp.

7 WV AOeoo VNoOS18sBS a.
! We baye received the following letter
fomCol Philippe, our Member Of Con-
gress,a with regard to the West PoiAt
Cadetship,- which viii be Of general in
! --r :ra WASHINGTON Clss, d. e., ! -
April 18th, 1879. ~.
N. d. SAMPSON, ESQ; EDsfos SAUNA
JOURNAL ~ sJis7G..r- - .5aiiEi. o.
Dear sir :. am just in receipt to-day
Of Professor Dennison's iettery consent,
that the sxsninationi for . cadetship
should take place at. the Agricultural
College there. named the l&th of Nay
TO. Professor Dennison, and snless they
hsyc. changed tho date, Of which you
will see notice, It will OccGr ct that time
At Manhattan. The applicant has TO IN
dergo IN examination ut West Point, and
unless no - pretty we'll up. n the rsdi-
msnts it ,would 30 needless to apply.
Ho mnst have . good physical constitu.
ti6n, and be between tho years Of IL and
%. Every yonah in. The Ststo 10 well
como to the competition, bat he must be
. boaa fde resident Of kansas. / deem
Cd this tho fairor, and mos democratic
way, among % many applicants. shall
send my letter Of appointment, signed
in blank, authorizing tho examining
board TO insert the name Of the boy who
scquits himself best. l mentioned my
intention of doing this to Col. Cobb,
last winter, and he expressed wish to
do the same. There vas no time for
any cooperation, however. Since I
wrote to Manhattan, 500 he has named
Lawrence, ~ the point Of examination
no has selected. That 10 all right, bot
il is better that the examination should
10 held At both places. -
Very Respectfully, Your Friend and
Obedt Scrvt. 3.. eTiA
f.r-r y7s WV. A. PMLIlrs.
Western papers please copy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-24

DAIIL8 WIN M 0oooCS.
Since the 4th, when the expedition
moved against II Modes, there hes
been considerable citing. orawlle
the Indians rema I'D lesned =
tho rocks, where 5 isbi.a ~$a =
to = hundred sold b. thp y sn
continual fritg q bod -. 0..be
10th, an advince was made upon the
enemy by Col. Mason, in conjunction
with Gen. Giiiem, Col. Green and others,
whp succeeded in, banning the Indians
in lotthat tIsss,1is pb ebance for their
escape. A lively 6ght Wa carried On fer
48 hours. There wero i've Of the SOL
disn killed and Ten ,weu9de4a; Eight
lndiaas 1t least have been, killed. An
effort was made by tho indiana to gain
the lake for waier, bat they wers speed
ily :cnto2. It's rspbrtsd tint Scar. faoed
Charley has. BEEN killed, Thenewsffom
that quarter l. meager, and it u inpos-
iibls 70 End cut jsss the sieaationsi ls' (.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-24

tZtbe ~. ~ took SnSP'
tim expedition up the Nils:
Tho members elected to tAe. Ohio con.
stitutional convention arc reported thus:
Regular and independents !ysnnblica9s,
81; regular aud l;beral deAodsateS6I
no opposition, 4.
4 revolution has overtur5ed The gov
erment Of Psdsma, IN Central .SnericA'
imprisoned it, presidest a.d gained cen-
troll of allths departments without tie
lon of . lifc.1 = g. gr 7-. .iflf l.1s9'
The dsath Of Gen. Candy reduces the
list Of brigadier generals On The army
register from seven to the limit ef six
established by the recent cot Of con-
gress, and hencs there 10 no vacancy
|crs.4sd. =. S9-ai '"i sst7pHu c, ~ 81
nXIi.oss dates Of April 4.h ~ ihas
Major rRandall Of the ty-thipd Ia
fsntsy, ssrack ths6oto APacacs % the
|sast fork Of he Verde, and killed forty.
ono warrirrs and captured number Of
vonsn and children. wg,i. 81. ,Gs
A private dispatch he's bsea received
IN Canada spying hist the Pope died on
Monday last bat the fact had been kept
. secret 70 avoid public agitation re-
specting his sacosssor until matters have
been decided in Rome. ~. q, .-,.a, 7!
The Department Of 'Ststs has received
information Or thu payment by tho Hay:
hen government OF An award Of so 900
against that. government for the illegal
arrest Of M. Feel, . consuler agent Of
the United States 1t Airagoane. s,sa
General Candy, having been . menu
ber Of the Methodist cbuxvh, and Rev.
DR.. Thomas its book agent NJ San Fran
cisco, tho preacher association. will.
their lives and death, by
suitable resolutions and ssrvioss. GA.
The Presideut bas filled tho vacan.
ciss On the civiiaervioe commiSsi0n, oe-
casionsd4 BY; the resignation Of VIM.
Curtis, Of New York, and Medill, Of
Chicago, by appoineiag Norman B. Feat
|on, of New York. IN place of Curtis,
8B0r OAmU01 SouOssOoISOrl u OusV, 10
Epl,ce of Medill. ,s.,-'' OIL oi', 70 81 ;
VIM. Blakeiy Of Newcastle, on.Tyne,
principal hacker Of the Taylor inshiP
champion crew of Engiahd, ofIcfs To
find . fouiIoared crow to row any other
four in the world; over the champion
ship course on the river Tyne, for from
two 10 five hundred pounds 4 sido, Or to
back Winship and partner to row any
other two mon living over the same
course for like sum. t'E'
A dreadful accident occurred 70 the
steamboat train on tho Stoningtop {
Providence Railroad, Connscticut, Sat.
srday morning. The train fell through
The bridge at Richmond switch. Six
ears were burned, and fifteen persons
are supposed to have been killed. Sig
bodies have already been recovered
from tho ruins. Tho accident Wa
caused BY . freshet. =, -. -. >.
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,,,ilalIf q w.

tho, Solomon river via Salt Springs, on
Self creek; thence south via Tsipp's
asd 4ays settlements, on tho Saline, to
6Slina; thence touth vis Sharps crock
70 As, Ssnia F. road" In 1869, an act
was Paaped b sxtend this = road - fol-
lows Les SscsioA 81, That tho state road
ranning sooth ftom Salina, in Saline
county. b extended via Sharpe creek 70
WieAitA in Sc.lxwick. comfy" Last
wintee tho legislature passed m act to
vaeate No statc road, estabiished Ly $50
ton 81, above referred to, 50 the state
road rosnains intact. Whenever tho rail.
way atoschss this road, thcrc tan be no
caaims FOR damages. Tho legislature, or
> portion Of them, may have Supposed
that 81 tho oct of last winter the
rsaA ssasvacaied; bat it is question Of
very grave 3osbt in Tho minds Of good
lawyers. whether a road once establish
ID can Do vacated /; as tho ~hoic travel.
ieg pablo have rights vested in such
roeawhieh . icgislataro may not DO able
- Isgfslate away Welre wilkag 10 ID.
ieetkay 70 arc not At al sorry thst The
ssie9pt was not sacceasfal. - ,s :. !
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q
f. Pillow, - again recorded. The
bloody sniiirl happened q coifax, in
LouisianA . few days since. Attorney
General Williams arrived q tho place
tho day aflsr the massacre. From him
the details; 20 horrible, ars cleaned. The
Democrats (white) Of Grand Parish 1t;
- opst the incumbent parish
oaieefs b. Soscs and failedS tho sheriff
projecting the oAcsrs' With s'coiored
posse. Several days Afterwards recruits
from othsss parishes, 70 the humber Of
SEQ, esne to the assistance Of. the atsail-
asti when they demanded IL surrender
of tho colored posse. This being ~
fused, m attack was made and the no
groes we're driven into the court house.
The court houpc was. fired and the NO
groes wero slaughtered - they lsfe the
burning building, after resistance had
ceased. S;xty-f Eve negroes, terribly mn.
tilased, were found dead near he ruins
OF tho court house. Thirty, known to
have Aeen taken prisoners, sre said to
have been shot after their surrender and
thrown into tho river. Two 81 the A.
saiIants zero wounded Tho slaughter
is greater than in the riot Of 1855, in
NcwsO tleaRs. -tnoa'l 81 y i'"i"nI
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-24
NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL C0yG84Ss.. i
TIE next meeting Of the National AZ

-Tas next meeting Of the National Ag-
riculturdi Congress will be held at In
dianapolis. Indiana, commencing on
Wednesday, May 2ith,- 1873 By the
constitution Of thi, body each state and
territory 10 entitled - two representa-
lives for every State oreanisasion on
gagged in fostering agricultural pursuits.
The United Staks Depsrtment Of az
zii:ulturs, agricultural schools and col
leges with an endowment of not less
than $50, 900, iand agricultural societies
of not less than fifty members contribu-
ting 70 ths support OF this Congress, arc
enttledAe one roprosontstixs saSh. Tho
purpose Of the organisation 10 to afford
a. opportunity annually for ~ inter.
change 81 rievs -asa, aafipiqps npon =:
subjects affecting tho interests Of Agri-
cultsre and it'd Kindred industries, and
to promote concert Of, action among
those engaged in these pursuits, in ta.sll
matters relating ~ them and Of nation
Il importaicc. Tho constituent bodies
which have appointed or may hereafter
sppoint representatives are TO notify tho
Secretary, Chas. W. Greene, Jackson, Tcr.
nessee, who will in dse time advise them
Of tho subjects 10 30 presented for con.
defation At the meeting. '"' 80 q, s''':
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TIA Saiao .GUuatY aJoarnA9
-sT 'rcssse ed SSi.SNn,Ss - -i.si I'd
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THURSDAY, APRIL ?, 1879. 2
z1lQHEU55R=
fRHsWRaGlAeiG AyD1sF1EasDSO0sMl:
Brother Talk, d txe Merberson ,Hes-
ss ;ajsss usually quite correct in his opia-.
iqe.pf napers which ase Fl importsnee
toiis ess.tBdsss notfavor to RsPsbs
6ean, Saiisa &aAFksnsas Valley railroad.
He Gala 4 s beb-tail road, e.c-.-we.
"a, not disposed to take hsndiin Nc
Pissses eoanty aaaaarS although ths1
fsairesw of Saline md Her sodthesH
niixkbor afe some Whist identical. We
osSidst ourselves jua6hed, however, to
naSks some ssnaxks in regard 70 IL
bsusao MsPhssson county will recsivs
By having this road. Salina j. nor,
and ~: ytafs Nill b, tho nataral mr..
kskSqsNsfk@soa county. 1t isimPor-
ut eestAes seeoset, maj tne.e seoa'd
ses a' co ON. .a oe'xesn 'ness
pEns ss "a. Hs .i!i.s co.n! nsea' lo.o
cd ~ lice = IL snly enc she ,esu
P'ssss - oes.'" ass '.ons ,. a.s. 10.
ec - ~, =. y. ooIGes sqe.. - "c:' e
os.'e NV ' =, 49, ~.
seqea5 an aesesePsee .een. - e'pse
hs.ee. me sess :. L'eosesteon
=. -, 49, ~ ss;T - 1 ~ Gs' 49, go,
Ssg ~. .,rI
@seh ss'es1 r ~ =.
.s:.;ss +. 49,.
sna ~. -. ~. - - ~,
s -: :.a : ~. s 49, !. 800. 80
- m Z s:s..s .,;.S..:.
9TH se.ec. A".H'S-
. e.a :: ~. 1870,
1890. We .soJ a . - -
'' a-ii@aTo:'
sneais OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IHi q
ne aardefm OF Con. Caney has,
sva1seed the GnYerhment y ~. thorough 'ores =
naashesA nd'ng p the dangerous enemy
WI Hhe~aAsy Aeseao soete"a4 s'eas
hes nsassres Arc being ssken 70 pre-;
seu' siSpuacp .! ys soe scenes 2. o'ooa
wn1ehs ,xsre Witnesses SR me iropRer
noe eongAEo. Atrs vaianersao 3sa.'aI
gseese' ePtis'"s Saia ss.'msr .moag the
lnlaansas feared, sad great efforts !, WIN Il1
% msds % prevent c t1s ironuer, s 10y e!
Sr24 aa4cr1ns. Eoar companies Of the
9Th cavalry will hate hsedanartessfsoari
r.sAsxs. The con '.. mandlng omos .'' 's'o
..S, sSs;.s t;,s:.Si..ss,n; :. :;,.,' d.snt
!. 1870 IA !. 10 ;nycis,is.,o and re-.
no = III indian run.rs e Indian, Itreu-
IN. h.eveuh Ppv.s. IRock and the Re.
rvta,,,;n t;ysr; u,r,,... an, nxt;;..l ,sf the
et6 c.yyaIgrv siie Is 81 las.isned Is datv
o. ths. Ark,..a. river, - &. g. Is 8, tho
vs.a.rn l;noo of, Ark..sas ,a.A are ito,
p,ptsce she, rouo.rx q bstxee. ~ Ar.
i.nlas and ina -sostHcrrn n q ofKsnsas
~ f.r vcSst I. II. ronto To- 70 C.mp sa,p,.
plvr Oaeaoma..x ee-xhe Oh iafantry
"a - nrot.ct Tho linz - N. A p IS
Ppp -. 90 - - .''i noa,.. solI;.-. :,
NJ 100 ~. IN 1921 n. H.. .r ~
49, 10y -
New-York tribune., 1873-02-04
nsu,,uuea ftam Ttird pase.

THE sSo000OO00 FIVE PER CENTS AUrHokilhD si
CosGREs and il is hardly necessary to say that tne
combination intrusted with the management OF TINS
negotiation embraces connections IN Europe anu
America which practically insure che placing OF .ne
entire amount and the REDEMPTION OF S1VosVVoV
OF FIyE-TwENTY BONDS, AFTER WHICH ONLY foon
AND oNE-HALF AND FOUR PER CENT BONDS WILL
prmAIN FOR HOLDERS OF FIvE-TWENTIEs DECLINING
yu,s LAST OPPORTUNITY 10 EXCHANGE FOR FIVE
PER CENTS.
The Common bonds are in denominations OF $50,
s,OO $500. $1,000, 5000 and $4,000. The Regis
tered bonds arc in like amounts with the addition
Of denominations of $4,000 and $4,000. Interest,
PAYABLE QUARTERLY, will commence from lst Feb
ruary the first interest payment being May 1st 1919
The bonds may, at the option of the holder be
registered and United States Treasury Checks, for
interest thereon, will be sent from Washington to
the Post Office address OF the holder in any part of
America OF Europe.
Applications will be received at the Office of either
of the undersigned and must be accompanied by the
required deposit.
Payment will be made as follows:
per cent....................on application
per cent. allotment
10 per cent.....................on May lst'
so per cent. juno lst
When preferred, the deposit, upon application,
may be made in currency OF any U. S. bonds.
Interest at per cent Gold per annum will be
added from February to the date Of the several
payments.
Payment IN Five-twentes win be made by ex-
changing Bond for Bond, interest being adjusted to
February /. The preliminary deposit of per cent.
in such cases will be returned upon receipt OF the
Five-twenties the class of which must be speclled
in the application.
The Books win be opened simultaneously in
Europe and America, the 4h inst, and remain open
until the erenng Of the 7M inst and the ailotments Will
be made as soon as possible thereafter.
Provisional receipts Scrip will be gwen for the
deposits. The Bonds will be furnished at as early
date as practicable against corresponding amounts
of Five-twenty bonds OF payment in fu0.
Should the allotment of Bonds not equal the sub
scription, the preliminary deposit in each case VIII
be returned forthwith to the extent of the excess
When desired we will furnish the coin without
commission) aud make settlement in currency, and
viii also receive at current market price, any bonds
Of United States other than Five-twenties'
JAY COOKE d. Co.
MORTON BLISS & Co.
DREXEL MORGAN & Co.
Applications may also be made to the following
Houses and Banks:
Messrs FISK g. HATCH, New-York.
Messrs. VERNnLYE & Co., New-YOrk.
Messrs. HENRY CLEws & Co., New-York
Messrs. CLARK, DODGE & Co., New-fork.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, New-York.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK New-IoTk
New-York tribune., 1873-02-04
nONRsriC MARKETS.

ArpAr Fb il 's .1P&EIy & and p, sg. sy ''sssy
Corn so 10 sa os ~ s s5 M ,slss I've ear, no Cspaas a
sIrowed State a; sli and u caFs OF western ana
BuyrALo Feb a1Fiou 6nn Western sphug g. go Amber
90 S9 So Is, White 80 sOaso Wheat asl sas q 80 bash
Iowa Spring, the track At 81 49, to DO White Canada a, -
100 White saga2 = e. % Com .1, yea - ', S
ile track te baey ars Western No 2 %, c'HsS,' 2
Rye noIninai at CSC Barley Malt steady Western q
s1 % paoe %sleI mss f6 . - ss q 5u. h MSs, Be
Ssasia Hans 10, ale; shouse ec Breakfast Bacon ga
e RS .s: Beef aleshs a & s "a ss sore % .o4 =;
eush Corr. lg4s1s OG Oats y 9 b9se Bs5e; o' 'sai
CSciSsAr Peb 3Flour steady At 2SS SO 50 wheat sssiy
s5deac 3O05e Barley quiet a9d ahasn Butter
steady Provisions dnj asr bat Ioi qlosby lover Ps eon'
Eeil. held a. Sc Bui Mssts shoulders ee for Cs.i
Rib stsj &c tOT Clear Sides AZ aiy cured S3e2a sy s 90
Meats STEADY iGi!e fcE shoaasr as to Eeghi csai ss s
a. 81 40a rs; mostly - 5oeSl 7Oi reoeps' 5@ WHISKY
Lo5IsySLtE FEB a-Four of Bsirs Family 81 So
no l. ss as Pancy ss 25 Wheat s 81 7os IS Cop soH
Provisions in fair demand and uDchangt Pork sold
BaeonsSe OF shoulders a, y a5ij Sest Ab sees e Sss'
ali packed lard oA sGsc strictly Choice, s1sie Bgt Meas
so 4sai shOueTS' 6asie o Clear eb sees elGc Zoe
strong; demand exceeds supply sales at ssdS9e:
MEaFEs Feb 3FloG GOOD demand At ss soe slo Com 70
Shoulders Clear Rib Sides c for Clear SIDES Ld quiet ahd
sTSso. 3Fear steady sale, Of 500 Ss,s =. 81 IS o 70
h s9[sf % e o A@Sss ,S w1sr % M Corr aVr su ss, @ Two ,
eo Barley Donay higher Qune held az 81 10 Corn Meal
Shorts 2 Shpstass Mddnss s23 Rso,d FeehS
Piour. Philadelphia i6ci 10 Boston zei 70 heVio DC
PaLAPFLpH4 veb 2Fo9r dg sSd ye,li s5tr'. ssSss;,
Spring w5a,s1iF. faSy % 10 ,SG S "st W.SD 10 Rd ~
s Amber. 81 SeSs% Rge nothing doing Corn in E deIn.nd,
Rio Isa2le sugardu Good Refining Cuba nominal At 81
s,e MO.ses-sa Orleans at 7d1se Proyirioos he'd t|
eTass eSss iss Rssaed Re WHISKY dali at s5
New-York tribune., 1873-02-04
COTTON MARKETS.

ST. LouI. Pb 9-Cotton quiet esiyi HotBns, I9is
eeipts bales shipments, % bales.
PHILADELPHIA FEB. 3-Co,top qaiet hdtnnu. 2io
AUGUSTA Feh. COon In moderate demand hGAnEA scI re-
eeipts. us bales sses 9l2 bales
CHSRLETos Feb 3-Cotton quiet; Good Ordinary l51 9cI
Ndug lsac reps 2sS9 balesi eIportscoswSs, 27oo
bsSs: sses 800 bales stock 4i,ssl bales.
BALTIMORE Peb S-CoOa quiet hddlngs, Ate gross ros
bales 6e bses sales 7 bales stock 10 ss
bales
SEwOaLRAss moderate demand Good Ordinary
l8c; Low Mdnss l9ci hddngs ls uet rtcep se ssissj
$50 baes Great Britain II so bata 70 Ss Coma
2S bales cOsswse 20 bales sales $50 bales as esESs
$500 bales; stock 2O5 40 bales. -.
BosroS Feb 3COon steady hdding 2l;e net receipts IT
be 1920 bslesj sales 400 bales stock, 1000 bales
Peb 1CotiOn sdy MddLngs p.e receipts Sa
baes; sales, sol bales-
MOEIrs 2CottOn dull Good Ordinary lsie Low Matesl
lssc net receipts. tJ baesi eIPors-eoastw I- LAesi
sales. 800 bales sock, - 9f2 bales
Feb 3COttoD que Ordinary liG7ss nes reeep
1888 hales eIpoTs-to Great Britain zI bales sss so ossI
stock 7l.lA baes go -.
CnscrsAr Feb a-COtOn nOminaj hddhnr 2eiSI Tsospu.
26T bales, sales, AS bales stock. 6.959 bales
Feb 3Coi quiet; Mddnng Isle net reope,
1893 bsesi stock, 1881 bales
HoKYoIk Fes 2-Coon fm; Low Mdtling si3lste ret 70
2e bei 2O bales; sses o e>'ess
stock l2.02O bseA -
sASAEsAH, Feb. 3-CoOn quiet Good Ordinary, Fi~. Low
Mdd1gs l9se Mdshngs lgc receipts J157 bales e1qof
Britain 263 bales The continent ls bAes oossis
2047 bales; sales, s5f bsles stock. ca 7o3 bales 81.
Peb 3-Coton quiet hidings htc receipts ieIo
bales; shipments, 1855 bales stock. 35.T96 bales