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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-01
8sgistEr's agutires.

L EGISTER'S OFFICE,
III NKw CASTLE COUNTY, July o. 1873.
Upon the application OF Arc lDald A. Capelle Ad-
mlhstrator OF Mary Ucheltree, lale OF wilmington
CITY, IN said County, deceased II ls ordered and
directed by the Register that the Admnstratnr
aforesaid, give notice OF the granting OF Let
lers OF Adm nistratlOn upon the Estate OF the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
OF, by causing advertisements 10 be posted
within forty days from the daie OF such Letters in
slx OF the most public places Of the county OF New
castle requiring all persons having demands against
tue Estate, To present the same abide by an Act
nI Assembly In such made and provided. And also
cause the same 10 he inserted within the same
period In the DAILY COMMERCIAL, a newspaper pub.
llshed In Wilmington, and tO be continued therein
three weeks.
Given under the hand and Seal OF Ofice OF
H. 81 the Register aforesaid, at New Caste In New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and wear
above written. 81 IiIBl,S Register
. NOFlCE.-All persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased must present the same duly
attested TO the Administrator on or before July
otl, 1874; or abide the Act OF Assembly In such
case made and provided.
ARCHIBALD A. CAFELLE,
Address, Wilmington, Del. Admr.
Iy9-3w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-01

FoREsT FIRES oS THE PESIEsULA-Last week
forest fires were raging in Somerset county but
after burning over wide extent OF woodland
they were extipguished by the rains.
The woods of Col Lloyd, in hi es River Neck,
Talbot county, were on fire for several days burn
ing all underground and small trees. the dry
weather preventing the flames being extinguish-
ed. About 20 acres were burned over.
The woods Of Mr.. 1ighman N. Chance near
Cordova, same county took fire from the sparks
from a locomotive and destroyed some 60 or 10
cords OF wood, and small dwelling on the place
was only saved by the efforts Of the neighbors.
The woods on the farm Of Mt. Rd. Arringdale,
near Easton, was set on fire by burning brush
last week, and about 80 panels of fence sepArat-
ing his land from Mr.. John f Martins burned
The showers on Sunday and Monday extingush-
ed the flames in all the cases.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-01

BREAKING Down THE BARRIERS certain
portions of the Peninsula religious lines are est
distinctly drawn than formerly, and greater
spirit of unifcation exists than
ever before. This is particularly true OF
the various branches OF the Methodist church
Last Sunday, in Easton, when Bishop James and
DIR. DAshiel, Of the NJ E. Church. we're il that
town attending to their duties in connection with
the Conference Of colored ministers, they occu.
pied the N. L. pulpit, one in the morning. the
other in the evening. Throughout the day the
other two Methodist denominations, the Metho
dist Protestant, and the NJ L. Church South
closed their churches and attended the NJ. L
church. And at Chesteryille. Kent county, last
week, during session Of what is called dis
trict conference of the Southern Church." the
Methodist Eplscnpals gave up their seat cd grove
to their use Such evidences OF christian fel
lowship are becoming more and more frequent
and may eyentuate III re-upion under ont
Methodist ban ner.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-01
8ost sHa found.

y osT-T6urSdsV morning, July sist, on New.
1 A mort Pike. q ladyss linen duster. The Under
VII DO rewarded by leaving it At 4i9 W. Front 81.
aug1-it' GEO. w, FihhsON'
, 1873-04-11

New YonK, April 1o.-Thc monetary Situation. was
marked by fncrenBed caso mOat of tho day. and call
loahB made At lid till Saturday, but In tho
afternoon, whom tho announcement Was made that
sixty brokers wore aubnnnaod boforn tho Grand Jury
on tho usury question: money became and dears
fEing to {X psr cent In lnts dealings. Tho a9aoozo
IL believed 10 bn bravao mud about tho last turn
Of the tight money scrow. Tho raccipta Of currency
from The interior to-0ny were nboilt Il 500 Tho
outstanding 1ega-tcndcrs show decrease of $40 600.
The imports OF tho vook ara eseinAted at about st.
500 600.
Starring wns strong and higher, though bt'nesa
moderate at H@1071{ for 60 days, and 1o8A@lo8H
for sight.
cola r1led quiet and stsady botwoon 117'{ and
1la,f cloatng It ll8A Loans 1@7 rer cent, and l1a
butsements, 4lo6 600. uustona recolna. $57t ,0o0.
Qoyernmonts woro frra at a htfght advance.
Htate honda ruled Fory qn!nt.
etocka very firm most Of Tho day. Tho leading
ahnres advanced A@1H cont, but tho tghtncsB Of
money 1Ao In tho day atusod a reaction Of h(11 per
cent from tho highest point. Panama waa
100. Tho most activo dealings wore In
Pacific Mali at 6o@57. closing ut IT,: Western Union
@lo3; faie Shore It o2x @03,l@02, and Rock laand
4 4 1ltaMllAx@1lay, ~ Or ioeH q dividend. Pacific l
strong. @. q. b l. q. ro#o from say to 40S sall
transactions, cloang at 827f. It La so1nofcally
nounctd that thu New York Oontral loan OF 100
sterling Mas negotiated In London at about %, gold.
There will be no scsaon Of tho aod Block, loluco
the banks and bankers Will do business ~ lsns].
H+nr1Iup
, 1873-04-11
A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR,

Among the distinguished visitora'' at John
Lawlor'a gambling -house, situated over the late
lamonted " Royal Palm" saloon, Boomers Build
ing, Monroe street, near State, last evening, WAS
His Honor Augustus Banyon, Police Magistrate.
His appearance in tho aboye gambling-holl occa-
stoned considerable uneasiness among the other
= distinguished visitors" and tho proprietor WIS
foarful that disastrous panio would cnsuo, but
tho distinguished police Magistrate reassured
tho ''boys' by saying he q only como up to mako
fronly call On his from john"
"John " was contributor to the extent Of $40
towards tho purchase of the watch letoly stolen
q State atroet car,
It Is probably unnecessary to remark that 11r.
Danyon was ttfull laat evening when no called
OIL "fren' John."
mont Of the Mayors bill2
, 1873-04-11

Costumes.

We would invite and solicit
inspection Of a very elegant and
tasteful selection Of Silk and
Cashmere Costumes; Cash
mere, Tabinet, and Grenadine
Redingotes; Braided and EN-
broidered Batiste Suits and Po-
lonaises; Cashmere and Drap
d'Ete Mantles; Dolmans and
Talmas; Yak and Cashmere
Cloaks; Black Silk Suits, Pop
lin and Fabric Suits, which we
have just opened.
Also, an attractive line Of
Spring Silks and Dress Goods,
in the shades now popular.
We shall open at our former
location on State-st., i'll May,
with 1argely-inoreased and I'M
proved premises, and stock
unexcelled in style and quality
in this section.
, 1873-04-11
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS,
ENN4VH

srn1Nor1E1p ILL.,. April 10, 1879.
Tho Senate mot at 030 this morning, bnEST-
DENT EARLY presiding, md procoeded with
unfinished business.
Houso bill mixing appropriation Of 325,000
for tho construction OF q soldiers monument nt
Mound City, was ordered to n third ronding.
Roll-oau WAS anBwerod by 80 9onators.
HOUSE bills ON Third READING.
House bill 239, amending tho law concerning
Justices aud Constablcs, was road third timo
and passod-yoas, So; nays, O.
No. 10; providing for recording indictments,
paasod-ycas, Il nays, 0.
No. Las, amending tho act providing for tho
election Of tho Recorder Of DeedB ii LnSaile
County, passol-yoas, 30 nays, i.
No. 81, provides for filing vacancies In the
of1icoa Of Judges OF Cook County, pasHod-ysas,
38; maya, 0.
No. 8s7, amending tho act in regard to limita-
tionH. pasHod-ycaB, 35 nays, 0.
No. 22111, Amending the Homestead act, paas-
ed-yeas, 33; nays, 8.
No. 253, authorizing to construct and maiu-
thin water-worka. passod-yoas, 30; nays 0.
No. 445, to onablo towns to prohibit domestic
animn1s from running ut 1nrEo in towns whero
not now prohibited By law, passed--yeas, &c
nays, O. 49,,
No. 272, making IN appropriation Of 1000
for tho construction of a soldiers monument At
Mound City, passed.
THE TAX nILL.
No. 800 regarding assessment Of property
and loyy and collection OF city taxes, was read q
third timc and after dobnto, put upon its pas
eago and paBaed-yeas, 81 nays. 7, rs followa:
, 1873-04-11

RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
House bill ia, the Oopperns Crock Dam bill,
appropriatinB tho net rev0nues Of tho cnual to
t}io construction OF said lock and dam, wna read
a third timo nnd ponding ita confederation the
House took a roooss till 2,a0 I'm.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
COrrEnAH DAM.
Tho HouBo resumed tho consideration Of tho
nvor improvement bill, which WAS paaaod-yeas,
81; nays, 45.
OTHER Dr115 pAsgED.
House bill 555, fixing t[rncb Of holding court
In tho sovcral circuits, WAS paeaod-yoas, 118
nays, 0.
House bill 510, to amend Sections /, :, and
Of tho Township Mutual Insurance act, paaaod-
yeaB, 81 nays, I.
Tho Bonato amendments to House bill D70,
Rood and Bridge bill, wcro cono1irrcd In.
A bill appropriating $4,000 to complete tito
Douglas monument In Chicago was ordered to
third rontling.
sonalo biiff 800, amending tho law In relation
to Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners, con-
cernlng warehouses, passed-yeas o.; nays 2.
INDUSTRIAL UNIVERSITY.
Senate bill 308, making au appropriation for
tho Illinois Industrial University, was road +
Bceond timo, md ordered to a third roading.
Adjourned,
, 1873-04-11


NV Y,oan1. April 1o,-oo7Tos-stsady; middline
%.;ssss -. :esz s y sssss de-
1hlts vheat e.:ra, $500 ohio e!tras, $'.2oa
meal Unchanged. Wheat rner, With iittle moro o1-
port de1nand receipts. 49, 600 bu: No. Chicago, in
:9.s :s So s'ss a aaist iaa% arsy% %aa xs ssmss %s
Western, $l.3s. Corn etosdy; receipts, 1s,ooo bu;
SssT Sc s 3D. sssy ass
5000 bu; NOW mixed Western, to@53Ho; old 63c;
white b3@5okc.
:1S a'ssy ss: Ss:isra gT1S 1 ''
HAY-Quet.
iatr 70 sood rsfin!ng sassfs: s5o.saes qsitt, nfn
Tvnsna41sEIaaist i s3s f'nnea a0''
rnoyls1oss- Pork quio. and Arm; now meas, sl7.a7
Snsansd cat meass s qais soSaels set e:i d nRa
dies steady; Westorn short clear, okc; long clear,
oAc. Lard steady; Wostern steam, sN9a ls.leo;
nurTzn-Firm common to good Ohio, 2oa32o.
onxEs1-Quies At 1o@16c.
Wu1sxx-Quiot 1T 9l@9lAo.
PHILADELPHIA,
pnrapx1rH1A. April o-nnEApsTos1a-Fiour worry
yss1, hsi ssa III Sssesp saS
Sa'ss9s;..S; i sis s'da'a sss Aps iS's
OINU1NNAr1.
wssss Ssss S .seiss oala ..ss s
tof ys aoest 1p@so' ;.sss osss qs' '1@sa'
% 1sess'' ress nonin.y unchanged.
ss sea. at nae shoala;s ~ sHe; NS ill.,
ssts ~ 1:& :ses @ s'. 'H s1 e
W''lssS-stssdy at Sc; .ssr:vno
unchanged, Wheat quiet; No. : willie wabash, s!sl
ssi sssss :Rs' Ss?S ssss e.
:s - no s'ss Rsss ~ js s 5. :'ss ss.dS 99i
sske; 4; GvSs No. sssa :, saxei 4 fMatsh'san' '''s''
RzoE1prs-Flour, roo brta wheat, 1000 bu; corn,
sn.rnssrs- Flour. 100 bu: wheat. 5000 bu; corn,
$4,000 'a oats 5000 y; SswEao,
oswEao n. r. April 1o.-Who.. dull mixed Mil
waukee Club, $40. Corn quiet; Western, t8c. Dar"
'''' o'DA'" D@D NJ fnx;I5il1MoRr. ft;5
DALT1KohE, April lo.-DREApsruFTs-Flou dull
aud weak market favora buyers super1uo Western,
eood demand. Wsatera rsd, sleoai 20 sm1er. s1,oo
tiva and arm mixed western, 40; white, $50. N,o
"> Pnov1s1oss-Duif With downward tendency ,aeas
$tT.009l7.t0. Bugar-oured hams, 13h@l5o. 1ard,
U1ryrn-wcatern sctiyo aud firm choice tub, $50
4Io.
WuIsxY-Hmall sAlea at Ole.
DETROIT.
DETROIT, April 1O,-DngAn4ruFF8-Flour quiet aud
unchanged. Wheat steady; extra, $3.50 No. l.,
| 41.a48l.B4H; amber, $l.Gs. Corn steady Ut 42Ne.
Outs quiet AnI unchanged.
CLOVER skEn-aom.4S!|y @1EYh1IADa ! AStD;s's'00'
0LrvKLANp, April 11o.-DnxADsrurIs-F1our stca.ly.
Wheat steady No. red le}d ut $l,71, No. 2, $l.63.
Corn stsaIy mixed, 4b@lec. 0atsqaiet No. state,
aVc,
Perno1xun--Reauea- -Firmer feeling and good do
maud CIR losa, 100 small lots, le3ooo ohlo ssato,
Legal test, 2aKG925o.
BT. LOUIS, April 10,-DAr4 4DsrCfF8-Flonr dull anu
nominal, Wheat dull anu unchangcd Gully satnp1o
lo!a sola Corn quiat aud unchanged; No. ,, ssko Oh
, 1873-04-11

Spet4aI DlspaFcH 10 7hc CHlcd0o 7F10NHf.
CANAL. CoI1rcTon's OFFICE, CnioAuo, April TO-
Ann1yEn-idwin Walker, Jr. 1ockport, 90 y6s stoi,e.
yds stone. Lemont; Fsoreneo 1ovor, Iemont as yfih
Lcmont, o. do DO: Advance, Lan,ons, IS do do Geo
Judd, G1 do do; II. Il. "'a.cc, Iat'ons 20 do do !;
Con. Mep1craon Lcnlol.., IS do do: J. Harrington,
willow springa 65 to,s tce Erccls!or Lsmont 81 ya
stono Ne.olo, Lonon., 81 do do; 8. r.: Le'nons,
50 DO do; Henrto'!a M Walker' Lemont, IS , DO d.
Boyer, Iemont, light; Advance. Len,ont, light !;
EcdpKc, Iemont, light H. l. leaslcc, Lcmont, Light
George Judd, Letnont, light: Gen. McIherson, Lo-
mont, light; Henrietta Wafkor re,nont, light Excel
sior, Len,ont, Light; Eilznboth, Iock1ort 4o39 bu
whcat Ions coal hrs salt $500 LIB nala, 1o,soo bs
nUuJrtpS,
, 1873-04-11
. A story with u M0rnl.

From Ns Ncl0 York 1Fl6HNt.
t'A'story il told Of Fronoh gentleman, who, hay
raScalitieB Of friends iu uaom ho trusted, crown
ed it ali by tho loss of lis montal balance. and
for tho romaindor OF his days found his only
delight in riding in omnibuaea and passing faros
from paBsengera to the driver, taking caro- when
change WAS returned to add to 1t . sou or two
from his own pocket, and watch tho cfect Oh tlls
receiver. In nine casoa ont OF ten, aa tho story
goes, tho passenger, counting over Lis change,
and ilndIng, aa ho supposed, that tho driver Ind
cheated hilnself would look bewilderad for 3
moment, aud than pocket tho change with =
quiet ohuoklo. The special delight Of the lunatic
was satisfying himself In this way that nino-
tonths Of Lis follow men were dishonest, II thoy
only had tho opportunity,
, 1873-04-11

BurrA1o, N. X, April 10.-oArTLE-lsccoptst to-tlsy,
i03 head total for tho week thus far, 7l4O Market
lively At last wooka cloelng prces Trans o running
through Ill right yat the regu!nr shippers arc buying
little account Of tho heavy accumulation or atoek
see1s. ranging l,oss to 1406, Ut II ohio
atcsEs y 49, at $o7o@oo0; 4te Iowa e sseefs
ageragp8 l138, At 100; Il Missouri 8teers, 1,00 to
lloa, Il 6o97o0; 10 Missouri o1er, 1,2o3 to l,A3t
u Sa76@500 l88 To1as ateors, 1o71 to LIST At $50
G660; % Michigan steers, loo3 to Il s5o99o25
total thus fAr, 1900. Market alow 1T 10 advance
buyors hoding o6. eales 81 Michigan ahecp Ean8-
inli from II to lo2, Ut $o.t091.25.
Hoas--Reeepta to-day, 1900, making tho total for
tho week. 1850. Market active at eta3oo per cwt
decline. Tho yarda are crowded with stockars and
Ninols hogs, Averaging 930 1t $500 l01 lndiana, 1T
to 1B 1t $s.s0 ass olio, III To NV, at $so03eaa.
, 1873-04-11

1rom foseel sslo and to provide ioE setting oa tha
sd's % ss'se s4eouRs saa .e
neonsiaoat & viii o i nre1s!ens s' q
to affect my rights tint may havo accrued, Or any
.s .o Of TINT may ba psndns whon this
Tho caacy House bill approprIating 42b, 900
Tor orocting monument over tAo soldiers
buried on "Tamofs otornai campfng ground,
near Mound City, was pasaoa by tho Bonato, 35
%,
vAnnANr ANIMALS.
The bill prohibiting domestic animals from
running ut largo In cOuntic8 Wloro they aro not
prohibited by }aw has passed both Houses.
Tho bill allowing htHtphalShi psintifts nou-su,.0l or
whose case ia dismissed, to start In frosh within
year, will DO law when tho Governor algns 1t.
orrr wATER-wonKa.
Tho Senate passed. tho Houae bill to authorize
oftfoB to construct and maintain wator-worke.
and allow tho condemnation ofproporty for TINT
purpose. Tho provision comforting Jurisdiction
on the oitioa five miles beyond their limits to
protect the source Of water WAS reduced to threo
miles by tho 8enato. Tho HouBo will probably
couour.
TIE pEN1TENT1hnY COMMITTEE.
Tho peuitontiary Commttoo Inns returned
from it's wandoringa. Tho Roform School Roonas
to hnvo pleased TIC mombors,-at least 30 tho
AuhlEl1lhil Bhybt AAu llloIs uu tuo uAllcAtiH19
Is to DO presented in tho morning, but, IN prom
lseB OF its appearance havo boon humorous dlr-
nE tho last month, it won't do to rely too conf
IDENTIFY upon this.
TAx DILL.
Hougo bill 800 ca1no up In tho House this morn
ing, when Mr.. Hinchclna announced lin.aelf
against It, and spoke for Bomo time in that
strain.
Mr., McGrath argued TINT tho poor people In
clties desired tho privilege Of paying their mu-
ncipal taxes ut timo different from Tint whom
thoy woro compelled to como down with their
State taxes. He went on to show the saving tho
bill would DO to citios geo, 900 per nnnum to
Chicago, 81, 600 to peoria, mud 60 on In proper
tion to the size Of other cities.
Mr.. Burns, In behalf Of the City Of Quincy,
,nado M appeal for tho bill, aud exposed tho IN
Justice his constituents would have to auaor Il
| tho bill passed..
Mr. Thompson concluded tho dobatc, threat
| oning that tho City Of Chicago would refuse to
pay taxes asaossca twice or thsoe times too
| high. Tho yoaa and mays woro called, resulting,
| 81 to ?. Mr. Dur1so, Of Macoupin, doing the
equaro thing By voting ayo to Have tito bill. The
Honse will hhrc to concur in tho amendments,
| whom tho bill will bo a Law.
, 1873-04-11
FREIGHT RATES.

A meeting OF the managers Of the principal
Illinois railroads WAS hold at tho now Sherman
HouBo yestorday afternoon. President Newell,
Of tho nllnoia Central, occupied tho Chair. Ono
Of tho objects Of tho meeting was to deyiao
eomo means Of oquallzing through freight-ratos
to tho aeaboard With local rates, and another
WAS to consider tho Donahue bill rccontfy intro
duced in tho Illinois Senate. Reporters wero
excluded from the meeting, but it ia understood
that no conclusion was arrived ut In oithor mat
tor, and tho meeting adjourned subject to the
cali Of tho President.
, 1873-04-11

FIRST PAGE.
S$tstss Elsst'ea. $o}!iissi f$ss|sa SSitassy
aud oao-D's'';s=
Orange blossoMs- n-He9: dlueIIIox 70 Secure
inlsry. ''' "A''"'-Ao' Aosos OK SUNSHINE III tao
ASn a. a',"sAn
esfss ssa ts & 9 ssFbs
r1K T.! 4 hsisih povrMEnr ., til,
Sa saa 1u'' aud Of
pn,ron1.7a Sc SECOND ;!.GSja,, rAaE: oatslS,,o r.,
vos Nssps Boss5
s2s;P # 1ppeia'%sase i st sIrsr
Jubgh t5s? sA1L1srEn-uts yler. on tho sool. novo.
~ 81 ag s54ss & 55afssss
Sbds s Il!
%Ss o:s$sss$a 4 sSe Ssgssns doart@fatsaaod ssfss
;; ., Had Transported During
mint tor AprII |. o'a''' 1f0A'aF' e'''0-
"hn1ff tNll Pdsm, sI WORD HOW rAlLsuh 1s"-A Beau
r,,r 1oar ;. Ar; TI!aMD IM1I, FACE. a,I. :, s,..
sSs Stss: e
= z i f.
rsnhy at te Iiohtg-Hnnnns ami Innidnnts
Idsts Of Iost nnH Sayod-Tlo 1nrrn-i'io foai,Snnur
IJmnrtarmsstnr Thnn,n., Stato,nent 1uo1tnrmssfa,r
Rayiaucn.a Etntomcnt-N Doy's Etatonnnt-A Mnsrt
s.s ri 81
York
4 FEARFUL STORY-1i True.
EtlJJikTrE PACE
un,ropr.rs 1tern,s-. ~ ,hn r.rT r,,,a,,s. t,,.
ot1 f /. nu sno Heh4ays E!se'
Il ' ss*
TREGMAP1o Pnn hhEVlrlfs-l'0s OF 1ntoreat from
tEhHt tUL IoleN NhhDOTDotAllod Account o. tho bur,
nnxtoh H.. yHitatiGnLnoyen roEsons Killed nna
Tnonty Moro or Loas ln}usol-aFcae Destruction Of
,, Property. ...>,... , r..
iii! eltAMhE ,nisNO!t-' HoFesstng tho Supreme
NJ, H9uEt.TEhief ,k,1 ING yMatueo Lawrence:
T1E LUST T4AILANIlO--hG Gonneotod story OF tho voy.
ago anu toundar1ng, a. Iod by tho steoraRo fas-
songats.
FIFTH PAGE.
rassosHuliet iaspoctor of GrsnTho ironoscd Gon.
HishWsya-H Gmosiion Of Srivllusso: Senator Vor1
and Mr by the 1iouso OF ttlo Hi pfu.
1nuan9 LOT tae netca9e 4t C1ti19at AgasGst WHnin
~ ThI.oan ~ II - e"aHs ~,f o9isen Sua.tto tf
f'rosInn =" M u 1M 1nepoouon--1he
ppt7fTFfG1 Gnr -on E1u. Ill., Wi:h
1DVEtiTiSfShiiS iSN'r9 ~ A ~ o@' A'A''"'
AZ '41'@ s,TTnxf D.rv
,a>,aors, SiAffa =; fAt:E'
=: naso beess}i"a' resen n pas Il
, 1873-04-11
CHEMICAL BATHS.
Vorgnes' Eleotro-Ohomioal Bath8t

Permanently curing thousands Of pattons yeassy - f.
ea.S ns5aL'b5i bi.as.oa ssis
thoro u1ual thls reatlent K1t5aots mer
gny and othos po!aounua spe3a%asei % ras r vi a.asSnr
giyon tho oie0 and rosldonoc g9e MsGasaas s V,,.
NnrE-Yhla trestmont 10 sarsv alI1xe osasf @'ss'9l
cal uAkh1 gtEpu In thla CIV.
, 1873-04-11

NEW YonH, April 10.-Thcro was m Improved feel
Ing in tradet and some ct tha Jobhers actively
employed. Tho market for cotton goods ruled active
and steady. Iaconta Z brown ahectIngs Jobbing
1t 12c. Denims and ticks arc brisk prints and per-
cAfea fairly Acvo. dtnghamH and lawna mot with
FUR rnaueat. Heavy Woolen oyercoatinga are taken
more freely by tho clothing trade. shRwa and hosiery
arc quiet. The auction rooms were crowded to-day
by country buyers. Foreign goody nrp 4u3et.
, 1873-04-11
Now York 1.-Two Stock Market,

NEW YonK, April 10.-DEEvEs-Frcsh arr!yals, 10l
cars Or 165o head making Ito aInco Monday against
equal to the supply, and prices ruled bhade lhghar
than on Monday se Poor to fair Texans sold readily
at as{9i055c; common to primo native steczs 11@l3c
with the best at 13s4@13Hc couple Of car loads fat
bulls aold at &C. live weight,
sMEKp-Rcceipta, 20 cars or 3,so1 head, making
demand has becn worry moderntc, and trado rather
allow, but prces have been forced upward fraction.
Sales include cars unshorn, 6tate and Weatern, at
90; cara good olinred State Bheep, eAQ8tsc. Ths
extreme range ts 7G59c for unslorn, and bg37o for
clipped Nearly 500 spr!ng latnbs wore received and
swME-Roeeipts 3t70, making II, 300 since Monday,
agkinst a. 500 last week. Nothing doing In live hogs
Dressed hogs shade hrner thAn at the close yeater
day. Bales ohiony ut 7AGS7Ec,
, 1873-04-11


LIVERPOOL, April 1o--11 H. m.-FIour ais Cd.
Winter wheat, 1as 2d; spring. 11sS12s ID; white,
H. 6d@11s Sd; club, lis 0d@12s. Corn, 27s Cd.
L1vEnpoo1, APRIL 1o-2 p. m.-Drcadsturs dull and
LoNnoa, April 1o.-Ihe bullion In tho Dank OF
England has decreased during the past wock c54s o0O
Nn1s, april lo.-The srccio in the Bank Of Fsunco
has decreased $50 coo franca during the past week.
LONDON, April 10--5 p. n,.-uonsols-Mo. 53h ;
account, 63N; t2os Of %, o1K; 5-2oa Of ii, 03s
1o-4os, soy; new 6s, ooa{; Erie, 6lN:
PARIS, April p.-lsontos, &c fraucs 20 centnaos.
L1vEnrool, April ll0.-totton quiet; middline up-
lands, aAd Orleans, o1d@9Kd. sales 10000 baIea
Anoriczn, 6,oo0 balas apocuation aud export, 90o5
baos Of tho week, 900 bales; export, 70oo bales
spoculhtion aooo stock, oal oo0 American, $40 900
receipts $4,000; American, 900: actual exports,
Dreadatuf.s quiet rod winter wheat, III I'd. Flour,
27a ID. Corn, ats 6d,
Deof co.. Lard, aos Cd. Cheese, COS cumberlandy,
88s ID abort ribs, iGs.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet and IN
changed.
, 1873-04-11

rrTTBpuAuH, April l10.-pETnoLEuM-Crudo lrmer
and higher ut 81 per hrl ut rarkora Landing equal
to 6s1o pcr gallon hore. nenned nrer. but pricea
changed.
, 1873-04-11

Tha ths ;1y Az; as sesF ay o :; sys1 Is
proceeds OF such sale pay to such execution dohor tho
aald sun Of 5oo and apply tho balance on said c1e-
cution.
owncd by tho dobfor, sla bo exempt from s1eention'
writ Of attachment, aud dstresa for ront, viz:
F1rst-rhe necessary woarlug apparel Of every per-
!second-ono sowing machine.
Ihird-Tho furniture tools, and implements Of any
OF A'f or
Fo..rth-MateItais and stock designed and Procured
h a saS ts sng y On III or
,FVFh-The impemout. or library of my profession.
al prraon, not exceeding 800 In value.
s y aS9fs sl 9esidss VIC hs
'aS = ssss bed. peassa, and bedding two
steond-Ne:essary household furniture, not oxcoea-
4hird-ono COW aud calf, and two swine.
Fo.rth-ons yoko q o.en, or two y losssa ~ lieu
not exceeding IN yaluo $780, and tho haFncaa thorofo
] not exceeding in value $40. ....,
FinhNeccsaary provisions and fuel for tho llse Of
tho family for treo 'nonhs and necessary food for the
'tosk horsnesdote exempted tor the sano t!ms
Sshe nSs fax Spa9y aud family
Eghthcemetsry io.a Or rlshta OF burial, and tomha
| for repositories for tho deal.
c1o1pt Wills tho family of such persol,. Or sny of
them, arc removing from ono place of residonesto
BEu. is. When tle lead Of family shall dlo DESERT
not reside with tho snet the family ahal bo entitled
to and receive all tls bonca and privileges Which aro
In this net conferred upon bead Ut family residing
M sro. ~ 70. any of}cor, by virtue o, sny execution
stzs t
erty horenbcforo exempted from levy aud ealc, such
oieer person shsl u .bs. to hs psrty injured
ss.od to bs recovered BY action Of tsesrass, With
e., " - mh. to11,unu scte sn1 ,.+.s ~ .,tu AVN