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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01

IMPORTANT CAUTIoN.-The wonderful sue
cess sayoEr PAScREArc EXPULSION and PASoREArSR
in consumpuon wasting power digestion and assimilation
y established remedies the estimation OF the medical
profess on both Of the Aahe limitations Of hem-made IN
America C.n.d, Bngsndbsng reality either 'ponaeeous com
pounds OF poHa9es without the Panereac principle are en-
tey useless. The efficacy Of these preparations, made BY he'sr'
ssvorr Moore from f under direction Of the physician who
them and only be insured by strict adherence to
the original formu and the medical profession recognize other Paa.
create Emulsion and Psnne than those thus prepared the purity
strength Of which guaranteed See Reports Of the Experience
Medical Men the Value Moores Pan
create Emulsion Remedies in Wasting DIseaes
tChuhi London be obtained Of all the principal chem
lists in the United States and Canals Savoy MOORE li3 New
Boal Londo1, Chemists to the Queen H. H. the Prince Of
Wales &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01
THR MUNICIPAL BUDGET

A COMPARATIVE VIEW OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR TWO
YEARS.
2 The Board of Estimate and ApportiOnment
met at noon yesterday in the Controllers Oce Mayor
Hayemeyer presiding. The secretary, Mr. Wheeler,
read over the list appropriations for the ensuing year
and after short discussion regarding OF the items
the Controller offered resolution appropriatng various
sums to the various departments mentioned. The
luton was unanimously adopted. The following the
total appropriations for the years 1873 and 1874:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01
Articles Of association have been filed in the

ATIICItk OF dsSUCIdVOH DdFt UUtH IIItU I'd tIt
once Of the EewJersey Secretary Of Stare for rail
road from Pralisylle TO Pennington, In Hunterdon
courty This will mak. q through road from the Doyes.
town branch OF the N0rt Pennsylvania Road TO Prlls
yie thence 10 FemngtOI .heDos by the South hraneb
Road 10 someTve, and tbepoe BY the Central Road 20
New Xeyb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. AT HUDFUrs. IN BhoAD"Af'
eam-43o HooB-47o 3p m.-49o Mdpigbt-40'
PRnMINkNT ARRIvALa

PROMINkhT AKRINAIA
Fifth drense Hote-George w. Childs of the Ph.fd-
d,pkta LEDGER John Of Th Philadelphia iress hn
prere Of philadelphia HosseCbanoelID NJ bae ~
swar and Pofs NJ Mead snd Thayer Of hnoosI ,Se IN
49, Byepoor Gen Wnsow frende9 OF 'ne ~
Louis and South Baen Railroad Compsn and The Hon " II M
b.nyh N Nicholas Hol-Bishop SHARP OF Unu ~
tiet Atioey NJ Moak Albany, W. Fsirbanks OF ~
Herald and William A. Howard Land Comm o w ~ Nav
ps,iee Rsiroad dRe.nrIs HokI-prof NJ Hoppn ol view
Haven - 81 James Alderman william Memnnen OF r9oe
nis GLEN Uouss-Lars Anderson Of Cnelnnal As0
John Iit Of Switzerland at
HokL-Dr q. N Grsvat u b. Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01

Beard 10 furnish those who sock refuge therein WIN
plain breakfast and such accommodations NJ are re-
aured for the performance OF the necessary aDutohS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01

Look ont for numerous burgaries these hard
The only protection u HoLHRss
BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH M1nay-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01

"PUTs AND CALLso-" Putt yOur faith IN
Eyox ard e for one OF magnificent Hats 2l2 BToadway 10
toe Rh Avenue Hotel Such an nvestYeD cannot
fail to prove profitable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01

STATE OF NEW YORK,

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
eUPERINTEKDT's OFFICE, ALBANY N. Y, Oct. % 1878
Al the request William T.. Warren, special account
ant de- 40 hereby certify that at the close o. business
IN Thursday Oct 10 1873 The Free School Fubd, accord
1ng books OF the Department sOverdrawn 10 the
amount OF fortytwO thousand hundred and sixty
sdollars and sixty -four cents (&42,6G6 co.
ABRAHAM b. WEAVER,
Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
ADDISON A. KEYEs BOOkkeeper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01

The "Elastic Truss sold at POMER0Y's, No
744 Broadway for So warranted TO be the best made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01

For CLEANING AND DrEING, the best in the
cy 40 Offices No. $50 Broadway Beeckessl NO
93i Broadway, TWsnty.6rstst, and III Eghthsye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01

All who want a Superior Garment for gen.
men children hat will please them IN quality sJei wear ana
pIiee shoud call Oh the
OSEPRIck CLoIHIERs,
TRAPHAsEs HUSTER Co. 800, 400, and 4O2 BoHsTJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01

For Falling, Loss, and Untimely Gray Halr
consult Dr.. b. &. PERRY, AZ Bondst., New-iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01
Announcements

= BURNE1T's EXTRACTS are highly concentrated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01

For Pmpe on the FACE. Bashed and behe designations use
PEKRYs COEgDOSE PFLE REMEDY TIE great SAo medcl VI
consult Dr.. b. C. PeKKY, 40 Bond-st, Nes-loi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01

Dr. B. c. PERRY Dermaiologst 10 BOudst NewYOrE cures
Scalp diseases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01

Dr. C. PsRET 40 Bond, NeWYOrk cures unnatural redne
face.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-06
LOCAL.

Hs5v Mf: lKiRrI lRoht,sss is SathortS "a.
collect and receipt for advertisements and Sub
ticripticns to the Iynes. ,p,s, :. 4 :.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-06
VU w IHI, NN9DISE q IJAVHS
& &kSsir sl aS,uRiEns AND
lgH0LnS4LE PRUGGIsEs
CHARLESTON 8. G.

|Es IA 10 a9ia gki ts hssacs1 gs;iSeS
Webeg to call the attention of Drug
gists, Physicians and Country Merchants
to our large ernd complete Stock of all
Goods usueliy Kept in & aFiHst-class
b Wholesale Drug Warehouse,
Fconsisting in part of Pnre Drugs, Medi
cines and Chemicals, Foreign and Domes-
tic, all Proprietary Articles, Instruments
Trusses, Supporters, Bandages, Suspen-
sions, GIassWare, Window Glass, Paity,
Paints Qilsnpd Dye Stuffs. Fancy Goods
and Druggists Sundries, which have been
selected with great care to meet the wants
of all in need of Reliable Articles Mt
zmodefate prices.
We are also Proprietorsi ofstlle follow
ins,which we offer with confidence as
being equal to any similar Preparations
in the market:
sumter RisteTs tlleFgreat Southern Tonic
Noises horse, hog and cattle Powders.
Moiee's fever and .ague Pills, warranted
to cure. Moies's popular white worm cam
dy. Noise : liver pills. purely vegetable.
Noise morning star yeast or baking pew
ders: Collier iremcdy for man and beast,
the best ,Liniment ever used. We are
agents for'the following articles, We offer
at proprietors prices:
DR.. Won Ghlann's Royal Grown
Schnapps. This world-reknowned Tonic
IS highly recommendep by the most enni-i
rnent Germam Rhosicianss and pronounced
by them DIS perfectly pure, and free from
dll'adulteration.
I Cuban Bitters and
Patient Spring Show Cases, Walnut and
Metal Frames, a, 5, 6, and 8 feet, always
or Ind. sISfHf6i ;iailfI ilAc4FsIitisfiU t.5
'nov..27'i r 'aai r1,'1 '16 Z afiin 3ns
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-06
he Gen. Il. 3. Lee Monument.


The grand monumee Ro Eths aliealegyI
pf Gen. Lee is now fapidly hslpg epn1
structed under the direction and skill Of
Prof Volentine. And in ORDER to cons
Plete it at the earliest possible day, the
Executive Committee of the Lee Memo
rial Association ~ aof : IeSS S ag H g.,
which is composed of such distinguislsgd1
men asE GsRs Pendlletops Gen. Terry,
Hon. VIM. Mclaughlin, Col. Preston
Johnston, Chas. Davidsoni iaTllo louthera,
have authorized the publieatioppnd sale
of perfect steel sl. epgrayed, 3D. portrait Of
Gen. Lee. The proceeds of its sale, to be
applied in IfaaEs5hsrsace ai5hs m nc object Of
this Association, namely; to the erection
of monument to the memory of Gen..
II. p. Lee, at the Washington and Lee
University, Lexington, va. The por-
trait will be sold only by subscription.
through regular authorized agents.
Every subscriber for the portrait ,will res
|ceive certificate signed By, the Secretary
and Chairman of the Leo Memorial AS
sociation. We ,copnmentl stllis pertrpit
to the public, and hope some good ener-
getic man will secure the agency in this
section in order to help fon the good
work. Messrs, w. w, Bostick & Co,
Nos. III and 179 West Fourth Street,
CINCINNATI l Ohio, l,sye have been constituted
andi.appointeda General Managers, of
Agencies, and aiy iconlmunications.ad-
dressed to them, FOR circulars, terms, and
certificates, will receive prompt ,dttena
ton. 40 lbsgorqnaign9 sRqag 4Y9a Gs3s
-. L.. q 4
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-06
Church Services, !,

Baptist Church Services ices at 81 II, 4. NJ s.l1da and
r. + Y. Durham W ersp Pastor
Presbyterian Church.-Services ut II A. M,
and p. M-Sabba.h School at Oh A,vM.-
Prayer meeting Thursday aitelnooh as clock!
faey. J. ID. A. Brown, Evangelist. srsa va $
SaS8s sAASaa a
4 Church of the Redeemer (Episcopal q Ser
vices ON the Sd and 9th Sabbath every niofitl,
g. y y A. M and p. ~. Sabbath School 81
y Methodist Churrh-Services Mt IL A. M.
and p. NJ Sabbath School at 9 A. eSaI!s2
Rev =, zs=sssor.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-06
o Tragedy.

l'eaEiy D AFa8edy.
On Monday the town was 'enlivened by
\ fight between man and a woman,
both colored, which might have resulted
9ery seriously for the fofmer if the affair
pad not been stopped The 'eCasus
|P3slli" Is? as follows: The man, who per-
Aaps was elated from some cause struck,
D child; not dreaming that its parent
fas near; but he soon learned this, for
4n axe describing parahola in the air,
You'd have descended on his head ,'ifi it
aad not been caught. The virngo left,
uttering vile anathemas against
him.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-06
him
Building Material.

.a
In another column will be found the
advertisement of one Of the most extern
siye manufactures Of doors, sashes, and
blinds, in the Southern States. AS these
articles are in daily demand by our best
citizens, we recommend all who ,contern-
plate improving their homes ofplaceS of
business, to send for circulars and price
Lists Of these articles, together with the
price ofbuilders hardware, marble mantle
.ssiise. .sieaeer I,FH--anch T and eAmeg;;ean window
glass, &C., &c. to P. P.fToale, %, Hayne
Street, Charleston, So. ca. -,f7 -.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-06

Siremcns Parade. ..ai :
The Young Americas 5paradqd son
tuesday afternoon, and practised with
aiheir Engine, in the direction of the
'aptis. Church stseple.
The Elliott Hook aud Ladder coms
Rany will have their monthly,parade to-
Jay.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-06
AmuSements.

AmuSements.
Prof Livingston's chronological lee
ture on Friday night WAS quite snccess
Although he did not have large audi
,encc, yet those present were very favora-
bly, impressed. /, HcEclaims that he is the
brother of DIR. David Livingstone, and
offered that if any one (who did not be-
lieve it,) would telegraph to Governor
Walker Of Virginia, he could ascertain
yior himself Mr.. Mellichamp introduced
him to the audience, and then the Pro-
fessoriarose and started off with explain
ing the word Phrenology. 1. E;, that it
was. derived from the Greek, and meant
THE Law OF THE MIND; he said that if
a person cast five hundred grains of corn
on top of the ground, and then failed to
work it, that about four or five out of ali
would come to perfection; yet, if he
planted them carefully, perhaps four or
five would be worthless-all the rest
good-so it is with children, if you
throw them on the world without any
advantages, that four or FIVE would be
selfmade men or women yet if you gave
them good opportunities, that perhaps
four or five would be of no account. He
then. explained how climate affected the
life of a people, and stated that the chief
characteristics of the Southern people
were fighting and hospitality. He said
good many interesting things. He
then went to the examination of heads,
and was not at all fattering. We ex.
pect he told the truth, however. On
Saturday night he gave another lecture
10 70 still smaller audience, mentioning
some things which were very hard to
: syFFallless US mist have had an excel
lent memory, yfor he repeated k og passa-
ges from different authors. 4 4lasH
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-06

County Survivors Association. = - ~ ., e
Mr.IIugo G. Sheridan has.beep elects
d n.xt Annual Orator, to .dcliyer.,an
ifddress,at the anniversary of the associar
ion, which will take place during Fair
8Eeck, next fall.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-06
nea- The Office of the Southern and Allan
tic Telegraph Cont pany Is being rsmosed
to ths new Posi- p @ceabuilding!

Unpaid Taxes.
: Eass Saturday a circular was issued
by Hoge (Comptrolles GeneraD to each
of the County Auditors, instructing them
TO inforin County TreasurerH to pro1eed
at once to issue executions for taxes iiiril ilh
-PaaiIdl PaaiIdlsffp4ri sfprif7and n '7s. adding twenty per
cent penalty The personal effects of
defhulters are first liable, then the real
estate. y Tie delinquent names will be
published April 18th, and public sales
of property to pay taxes will follow on
May 18th. Look to your interests, and
come mp and pay, fodder or no fodder,
come to the rack.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-06

Lutk Church 81 bath School 81 q a.
.Dr ~ aAs pantzlef. iieri nsenfs
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-06
TRAVELLERS, GUID D.
asOUFH fCAROLINAl RAILROAD. /

a'CKi KiRE,iEssTos, e., May 10, 1879.
6 On and after SUNDAY, May 10, the
Epassengerttrains ON the South Carolina
Railroad will run as follows: So
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-06

SAingles and staye Mannfactory.
lIessrs. Strobel. Bland q Aldrich have
succeeded in making their preparations
for their; shingle and Sta9e Factory,
winch viii be located at the Old Land
ing Some Of the lumber has already
arrived and they hope to commence
operations soon. It will beagreat thing
for orangeBurgs They expect to- turn
out q, 900 cypress shingles daily. There
dis an abundance of cypress in our swamps
which has been waiting for years for
such an enterprise as this. We wish
these enterp, isipg gentlemen success
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-06

GA l00 4lu.r FRREWABD., zur d
MI For an! any case nes,'f Of Blind, e Rleeed. T.
pl)ooVing, Itching Or liberated Piles
that DeBing's Bile Remedy fafls,tu q 6ctife..
1t is prepared expressly to cure the Piles,
and nothing elsc.f Soldtby all Druggistsi
Price, 81 90. jan 81
Ifes 41FF a. = >.sf.T f-r-r ~ - "a,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-06
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-06
THE BAlrBERa H1eH SCHOOL.

PTHsTaE Trustees ofihia School, having secured
IL the services of n competent teacher, would
inform the pliblic that l.he School will, be
opened on the iseyenteenih day Of February,
1873. Board can be obtained in the town bf
Bamberg Mt reasonable fs.est goy sssssa 81
EaisioI', anu further particulars, address F. Nj.
|lWannpnlakerI Esq Principal, DR.. L. A.
Wright Chairman Board of Trustees. Ar
drew {, Pibble, Secretary Of Board of Trus-
tees. 'St'S - ie~;
Bsmberg, s. c, Feb.I9o 1s7s--1.-4s
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-06

saleday.
On Monday last, being saleday, oar
townEW was crowded, rather less SO, j, =
ever, than in February
81 The Sheriff sales were, as follows:
- SO acres the property OFF, Calvin
sh;ler, brought s72; purchased by ].
F4Way. : = s g
Ea 131 acres Of A. S. Sandal, was bought
by Bull 8. scovill f.r $3.50.
The cold weather caused the crowd to
scatter carly S.gs fSt-g
E,., Many horses and mules changed
hands.
"a
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-03-06

= -tAa
Crop Premiums
The following premiums we're awarded
! bythe Executive Committee of the tAgrir
cultural Society Of the last Fair, for field
crops. s
4 on'Best s acres of corn; yield, 90
$3.50 bushels, per acre. Premium
awarded to Capt. John L. Moorer.
On best acre peas; yield 16 1-5 BUSH
'els per dcre. y Premium awarded to
Capt. John L. Moorer.
A0n best acre ofgcottonI: yield 2O2a
poands of seed cotton per acre. Prem
3iums awarded TO, Mr.. John w. Dantz!er.
1 e " 4 y - 8 = b
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at lI61s alI6a. against ll52s at New
York and, after fair business, closed at 10
all6. tac lower than YESTERDAY, aeanst lin,s inl
embracing $4,000 at ll6; $1,000 al i!o]s; t2',u ana
$500 at ll61a; $1,000 at 1865; $l5.HO al Ht 20
1854; 1000 $500 and 900 at li6'.. and bl'Vo
a: III. - ,,.
No sales OF silver we're reported. American half
dollars are still quoted at lOS0lO9, and MeIl'an
dollars at Ia = cent premium IN gold tor new ana
for old. IL.
limited and rates declined I. p cent. The sales
were confined to & II GOO, embracing $4,000 Al clear
at 1855. 0l255s; f2ooo do at l23 t2ooo BANK a.
!O9 gold and $1,000 do at 1921 a l09'
No sales of iraLcs or German marks were re-
ported.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at l26a
ll64 for bill of lading and Al clear, aLd lZ.UT
for bank; francs and German marks We're nominal.
The offerings of domestic exchange We're nm
tied and rates were without quotabe variation.
The sales covered about $4,000. tlnpraclnS f6o,-
bankers at par; $50 600 commercial at l3l; $l4Ooo
bank at SIG; and $2G 600 bank at =.
The banks continued TO check on View YORK III :
p cent premium and private sisht was sun 4uo'eo
at par q u y cent premium. -
The only sale of stocks reported was ~ shares
Bank OF America, on Saturday, at $l4i
In bonds noticed sales OF Sl0oto cry goIa
bearing seven per at Goa; $4,000 and $4,000 at
81; s 4t10 do al 81 Il. $2GO do at tl1s; $4,000 Old
city copsodoted sixes with July coupons at Il .;
ana S lCCO city ten per cents At l9
City gold bearing seven per cents were quoted AZ
the close P! -0tl.
CITY appropriation certificates were sill quoted
at s. but L o sales were reported.
Ia Metropolitan Police wall rants We 1o:lced sa!es
Of $500 at 861s, and $4,000 at S1'.. 1hey were
quoted at the e lOse at about ".
No sales Graham State warrants were reported.
They were quoted at at 4sG48.
rhe sales of Clinton state warrants included
$1,000 at 62h, 1920 at 631s and s 1900 small AT o.
They were quoted at the close 62QS3. showing .
slight falling of.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18

Iaometer and clear ~eather.- For the AIdGle
States, gentle and fresh winds, mostly from tbe
eas. ana stltI, and increasing clonciness, WIN
probably :atu areas from Pennsv ivanIa south
ward For the Southern States east OF the MIssis'
sippi, gentle and fresh winds, geneiaiy .Eon Ihe
southwest and southeast, cloudy weather aod iain
areas. From Il ssour TO the upper lakes and Mn
Lssota, tai rg barometer, L.sh 10 very Drek
winds rom tie south and east, increasing coudi.
.,ss .nd threatening wea her with very probably
Iaiu For the lower lake re lon, easteliS 10
southeIy winds and clear or partly cloudy "saILei' M
CaitiorIaiy guals have been OF ordered lor Dt!r
lutb Af;ernooH telegrams ,rom tbs Western 0uii
stare., Michigan, Dakota and the Paeiie STATES BIC
partly missing.
River Intelligence.
P,s..lOr1nE. June H. p. Y.-"ind south;
hight. No arrivals or departures. oh D~i 'oulu
out. stea, Shy Legis ato' =, poo,..,
SOUTHWEST Pass June II, r. M'ynaiv,nef. yir'ixafi
1865. Wild soutilsou theasf; icht. NO aI'l'"-A
Saed-Sfip Chioe and brig Helen W. hoN.sy. ',
SHREVEPORT Jun. l7..Arrived Ttster9GaysoLa ia.
Belle ron 81. LOUIS. Deparled-John !. Aoore
and LaBe7Ie. for jefferson. The riTer las risen
on. iuch no arrivals or d. partur.s 10 day. The
rlver rose another inch toGay Hravy .aa rams are
CiSCIsNATI, June l1-Rver seven feet Sax lAcAes
and stationary Weathe, clnady and and not: .r ,,,ee
PITT.BuH. June I1,-MonODgahela fSer th!ee
feet :ly. inches and f"llIng.
Lorl.vIlLE. Jp.e l1-R.ve: s'a:ona,'; ,fa we rect
in the canal three feet in tne cnn1e' a,ii weather
IArEo Jnne I1-Arrived-Ju = from Vicksburs,
at ~ NJ Ezpoi 5rr, from New Orleans, a: A. ~;
Eeury Aurs, f. ION, 81. L."i., e 10 NJ pepartea!-
J.ia. for st. Looi- at 10 P. NJ James Howard, for
~ !o,is At eleven - right: Henry Ames. for
New Or'e"o. at p. NJ River ssat ionary "e.ther
cloudy ard warm " til q 'ich. IL this d..ernoop
ST Loui. June observation-disclosures Howard,
from New Orleans; Julia. rom VIcksburg. Depart
ed-Captol City, for VicksbuIs. River falling
slowly. Weather very warm; rain il the after
noon.
EVANSVILLE June i7.-Weather cloudy and warm.
T.. .irer La : sen inches.
MEMPHIS. June 1.-THE river is declining.
W-a her hot and shOwery. Auivet-John How
ard from Arkansas river, aud lays ug, Depar ted
Mary BoyG Tor Li.tle RocE City Of QUINCY. tor st.
Lou
VicEsBusG, June i..-Passed down-Henry Tete,
al 5 p ~ Passed ur-H. C. Yeager. AZ 8 A NJ: J.
r. Frazer al IL 4. NJ; Color ado, a. p n. Weather
walm sud Gear. River falling.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-18
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, June II, EvenlpG.-Cotton closed
quiet aud nomina' sales to day ii86 ba;es; net re-
C-ipts l'5J groes 1872; expo IS 90 SAFES OF iu'
es II 100 bales, follows: June 2oi G21a4c July
d Q l60lo 1916; August 20ag d2O l3loc: Septem'
. l9WigA, December lG0l8}gc.
Flour Guie. ard favors buyeIs. Whisky active
and unchanged Wheat ld2c better; wlnt-r red
Westeln + ts; white Western s 80; Corr heavy.
Ia. lower; yellow Western 81 63Nl t5; white
s 60. Rice quiet. Polk active and t'm: new l7c.
Lard a shade easier, Szs az ll6. Navais steady
al firm Tallo'v weak, as 0j'ic. Freights quiet.
1864 ll6a Of 1865. l6a; new l'gl !l91e; OF 1867,
i2a Z; OF 1868. llsa.: new dves. III; tenforties
eTenneesee skies 7s;.; ne, 1s,.; Virginia skies
40. new so. consolidated 5i7 deferred 10; Louis
ia1a skies 4, new 40, levee skies 40, eisnts So;
Alabama gh,s 80, dves s.; Georgia skies :S tevens
9O North Carolinas % new / =. special tax II;
South Carolinas "a new is Aprl ard October 70.
nchans,d USnse Moasses oniet and unchanged Be-
quiet; $s0ll rs for plain mess; Slf soal3 for ex'
ira MESS -
Flour dun at So :501 IS. Wheat dull and nom ina
offered at : 40 ior Nc. red winter, with no bay.
ers. Con Gn'' prices have dtchnedi 4ic. Oats
duh and nominal: 35 d45. Provisions steady. Pork
guiet a. sI6 2I0'6 So Lard quiet and nominal
steam 8,.c kettle SIC. Bulk nIe ats steady; shou-
ders 6s 1os6c' clear ri6 sg Gee Gear 90 GG.ac
at tc clear 94c; clear 9as 09'ac. WHISKY brA
at BIC. -
Flour dull and unchanged. heat dull and ioH u
sa'es were al sample lots No. 2 red winter s. $50
/ So; No. 3 81 3;al 81. Corn stealy ald firm for
sound lots: No 2 mixed 3s04l C. Oats inactive:
No. 3O02lc track, 81 3s 32c in elevator, 81
35hc t,..k:d a. Pork Gme $l6 sail. Bulk meats
dull and nominal. Bacon quiet shoulders 7ac.
clear rib 9ac, clear 99ac. Hams Slgar.cured l4G'
I5lsc. Lard duh sud nominai manufacturing y:
Q1s.c. Whisky steady; S9c.
Foreign Markets.
PARIS, June II -Rentes closed at 56f
LlvERPooL. June II, Evenng.-CottOn closed
dull rpland 87s Cd; Orleans 9io 09ad safes to-day
10000 bales. OF which 1000 were tor export and
speculation. Orears June delivery lltd. Yarns
aud fabrics at Manchester duh. especially yarns.
Pork G3s and Cd. Turl ntine 34s.