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From Washington.

BONDS.
The Secretary If the treasury to-day be-
gan exchanging new fiyes for bonds of
1863 at par, in accordance with the act of
yesterday.
EXECUTIVE ORDER.
An executive order grants full pardon to
all deserters who shall return to duty by
Feb. LIST, emily FORGETTING pay and allow
ances during the time of deser'ion.
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The Vermont State Temperance Society
held Its annual meeting at Waterbury ON
Wednesday
Rev. J c W Coke of Montpelier. was
elected chairman pro tempore. Prayer
was offered by Rev. II A Spencer of Mont
peler.
The report of the executive committee
was read by Col. Lyman L Knapp of Mid
dlcbury. 1t is an interesting document and
will be published in our next issue. In the
report an allusion was made, as to the course
pursued during the past year by former
agent, Rev. L. II. Stone, as an embass-
ment. and an annoyance in the work of the
agent now in the field. motion was
made to strike out the words making such
alluson and the motion was lost but on
motion of Newman Weeks the words Gun
fortunate relation to the society of for
mer agent" was stricken out and the words
"coursc pursued during the past year by
former agent" inserted in their place on
the ground that Mr.. Stone had held no
such relation to society during the past
year. The report was then adopted.
The report of Rev. p n Granger agent
of the society. was read, accepted and re-
fcrrcd TO him TO prepare for publication.
The report Of the treasurer, Newman
Weeks of Rutland, was presented and APP
proved. The report shows the whole
amount received during the three-quarters
of the present agents service, to be $40
70, Tor which orders have been drawn by
the executive committee.
AFTERNOON
Hen T. S Bottum of New IIavcn, vice
president in the chair
The society then proceeded to the choice
of officers, as follows
PRESIDENT.
Mathew W Buckham, Burlington.
VICE PRESIDENTS
+ S Bottum. New Haven
G w Harmon, Bennington.
Franklin Fairbanks, st Johnsbury.
huntington, Burlington.
y VI Alger, Essex county.
Hon j Hutchinson, Randolph.
c Wymau. st Albons
\ Brown, Grand Isle.
Hon II II Powers, Morlisvilc
Rev j Wild Charleston
Col. i Parker, Casleton
Hon II Carpenter, Mortified.
O. Butterfed. Wilmington.
a = IIunton, Bethel.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Col l. E Knapp, Middlchury
Mail Davis. Burlington.
Lorenzo sheldon, Rutland.
Jacob Esty, Brattlcboro.
John b. Mead Bnttlcbolo.
j. W. G. Coke, Montpelier.
Orville :. Bliss, Georgia.
SECRETARY.
William w. Atwatcr, Burlington
TREASURER.
Newman Weeks. Rutland.
y resolution was introduced recommend
ing The immediate formation of a distinct
political temperance party, but without ar
irving at any decisive action ON it, the rcso-
Luton was laid over although the prevailing
feeling was nmfestly in favor Of some
concerted plan of political action by tenn
perance men.
The pledge given by DR.. Lorenzo Shell
don Of Rutland in behalf of the State
society at the Saratoga convention of 1873,
of $500 towards the debt of the National
Temperance Publishing Society was APP
proved, and on motion it was voted that
the society proceed TO take measures to
raise the amount.
Rev. John Russell, of Detroit, made Il
stirring speech to the convention. in which
he strongly favored the formation of a
| political Temperance party.
Addresses were given in the evening by
/ Col. John Mead, Rev j W c Coke and
| II A Spencer Of Montpelier. and { II Ba
! kcr of st. Adams.
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TEMPERANCE Address. Rev. John Rus
sell of Detroit, Mich, will speak in the
Town Hall, on the "Moral and Political
Aspect Of the Temperance Question" on
Saturday evening next, at T.30 o'clock.
Mr.. Russell is endorsed by the leading tenn
pcrance men of Vermont as a very inter-
esting and instructive speaker. Let MS all
attend.
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state Board of Agricultural. llanu-
features and Mining.
WINTER MEETINGS.

WINTER MEETINGS.
East Charlotte = Tuesday and Wednesday,
January 9th and 1th.
East Montpelier Thursday and Friday, jan
uary Sth and 9th.
lrasburgh-Tuesday and Wednesday, January
18Th and 18th.
Passumpsc-Thursday and Friday, JaLuary
18th and 10Th.
Randolph-Tuesday and Wednesday, January
2Ith and 2Sth.
Other meetings will be announced as soon as
arrangements are completed 1t Will be observ-
ed that the meeting at East Montpelier, pre-
viously announced for December goth and 3lst,
has been postponed TO January Sth and 9th. All
state papers are requested to copy
PETER COLLIER, Secretary.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT The engine of the
train to Wells River was thrown from the
track at Rickers Mills, on Monday NOR
ming. The front part of the engine was
somewhat damaged, but not so badly but
what she was running on Tuesday The
accident was occasioned by water running
over tho track at this point.
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At BrandOn-Tecture of Hon Thomas Fitch.
MeNd1lssohn society at Smonds' Hall at 30
o'clock.
TOMORROW.
Lecture OF Rev. John Russell Of Michigan, on
Temperance, at the Town Hall.
Convention Of Knights of pythias at odd Eel
lows hall, GlObo block
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Another vermontcr Overreached

Wednesday NJ II Griffith, denizen of
the Green Mountain state, went to the de-
pot at Troy to take the train home While
waiting, the strangers friend came around,
and so far won the confidence of Griffith
that he appointed the fellow watchdog
over his yalise while the owner went to
River street. When he returned watch
man and valse had disappeared This bit
of idocy cost s25
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ResurrectiOnist Sentenced.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IS.
The rcsurrectionsts, Geo A Christian,
late clerk in the rgeon-general's office,
and Charles Green arrested for robbing
cemeteries and selling bodies so obtained
were sentenced to-day to fine of 81 900
and one years Imprisonment.
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ExCl'EsNG DEBATE,
THE JEWETT DEFALCATION
Mr.. Jewctt's Examination.


BrRIINGroS, Dee. 49,
Edward \. Jcwctt was brought before
Judge Smallcy by Gen George p. Foster,
United States Marshal, to answer to the
charge Of ENLIGHTENMENT of the public
funds. The continuance on Wednesday
was asked by Mr.. Jcwetts counsel.
At the hearing to-day, Hon. b. f. FL
field, United States District Attorney, ap-
pearcd in behalf of the government. Judge
Carolus Noycs and Hon. Levi Underwood
for Mr.. Icwett Hon. +. J. Phelps for
Mr. Crane. Hon. l.. i. Chittenden of
New York is also among the counsel re-
tanned by Mr.. Jcwett.
At the request of Mr.. Jewetts counsel,
the hearing was adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
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Jhe Rutlana daily Glube.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

NKKTN AT MD DEPARTURE UF TKAINS.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, lao & 1920 o. IN, 1920 &
tl1.O) p. IN.
Burlington 1910 & 'il:s2 a. m, 1880 4 100
y. IN.
Port Henry 'ii;s2 a. m and 700 p. nj.
" Bennington tl20S p. m, ts:20 'lo:05 p,
IN.
&" Saratoga, '1l:45 a. M, 900 p. m.
" Salem, LAO q ts:3O Il. m, 1880 s. 'i:55 p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 1880 1890 a. m, 1910 t3:io
p. IN.
4" burlington, 1:5O & t5:iO a. m, $3.50 5:O5 p.
IN.
" Port Henry, b:I0 a. m. and 5:05 p. IN.
" Remington, tl23OS 800 Il. m, u t2:25 p. m.
saratoga, 500 a. m, & 300 p. IN.
salem, l:4O Il 1900 Il. m, 1900 1900 P. III.
Mail Train tMlNed
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weather esrObabisitics

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Dec. lS-S p m. J
PROBABILITIES.
For New England and the Middle States
increasing cloudy weatherwll prevail dur
ing Friday, with less pressure, light to
variable winds and probable areas of rain
by Friday afternoon and evening.
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MAILS CLOSE.
Harlem Extension way, s.45 a. M, and 2,oo y. n.
Eastern way, lao a. M
Troy way, l2.40 p. m.
Troy, 12.4O p. m, 240 p m, and $50 p. III.
Albany, l2.4O p. m, 240 y. M, aud $50 p. IN
Boston, Lao Il. m, ana $50 p. IA.
Canadas, liz p m.
Northern way, 200 p. m
Burlington, 200 p. IN. ana $50 y. IN
Saratoga way, 2.40 p. III.
Ne York, 2.ID y. IN. and 9.3O y. III.
Con necticut River way, $50 p. In.
Woodstock way, Stage 100 y. m.
Chlttenden, Cruesdays and Saturdays 800 p. IN.
StOckDrldge Stage, loo p. N.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, 1908 p. IN.
Eastern way, 2.20 p. III.
Troy way, 4.55 p. IN.
Troy. lao A. m, Has Il. IN. and 4.55 "a. IN
Albany, II. 40 a. m, 4.h5 and $40 y. III.
Boston, Lao n. IN. aud 2.20 p. IT.
Canadas, 1910 a. m.
Northern way, 1l.3l n. m.
Burlington, 1910 and li.3l Il. n.
saratoga way, La n. m.
New York, ii ~ a. IN. ana 400 y. IN.
Connecticut River way, So p m
Woodstock way, (stage) 1l.bH 4. m.
Chlttenden, (rueSdaNS and 81. urdays) 1870 am.
StOckhrldge (Stagc), 1890 p. NJ.
:s-MallS VIII be promptly clos Vi at the spec-
feed hour: all letters deposited IN the street
boxes will he collected at SAB and II 90 a. m,
l21O. l.80, 2.2J ana last collection for all night
mails, nj 9.OD p. m. All letters deposited in the
Letter Box at the Depot viii be collected by
Route Agents five minutes previous to the de-
parur1 Df each mail train
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OF sisoo,oOo This large increase was not
known in Wall street until after the close Of
business
Sterling Exchange is firm at 1857 alo9 for 90
days and 1924 for sight.
Customs receipts at the Gold Exchange to-day
amounted to 100000.
Gold closed at nix, the lowest point OF the
day after selling at 1126.
Loans were made at 8, and per cent gold
for carrying rates.
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted to
$4,000.
Clearings In the Gold Exchange,amountod to
s5oOoO,ooO.
Government bonds are steady.
State bonds are quiet
The chief feature in the stock market is the
dizziness. The principal transactions were in
Union Pacific, Wabash Lake Shore, Pacific
Mall, Cleveland, Columbus and Indiana Central.
and Western Union. The two last named were
the strongest on the list. Wabash was especial
ly weak on the fresh issue OF stock. 1t was also
reported that the Western Union company had
leased the Atlantic and Pacific telegraph com.
pany. The sales to-day amounted to l04, 900
shares, Of which $4,000 were Western Union;
$4,000 Union Pacific 5000 wabash 1000 Pa
cihc Mail 5000 New York Central 5000 ST.
bus and Indiana Central and 1000 Northwest
ern.
Gold closed at 11l1..
Money to5.
Governments a little lower
State bonds quiet.
Stocks feverish and lower figures.
The following are the closing quotations
Where blanks occur there were no bidsl
U. s. 6S 81 reg. .1i5fti Cleveland Column
U. $. 6s '62 coupon 119H bus & Cln.,, TAX
=. = o-20S 62 reg ll3 n. j. Central. Ito
=. s. 5-2Os 62 coup ll4k Rock Island. see. . 97k
y. 5-20s 64 coup l5 NIL. & st. Paul. 3s3
U. S. 5-20s 65 old .1l5k do preferred az
Y. S 5-20s '65 new lis r. w w sO..
=. pos 0s %, e.. .iis,. do. preferred. 70
y . 5S new. ..li8 Alton and Terre
{ s io-sSs codfpon.ii2A do s"' preferred. sE
Currency Gs....... .ll34 Chicago q Alton l02
Delaware and Hud- do. preferred. lO5
son Canal. ..... Hay Ohio g. Mississippi 3OS
Martposa. ...".. Del, Lack. West lolA
do pref. Boston, Hartford
Const iiiated Coal ssE C. {. i Indiana ~
Cumberland ,.... 50 Central ......... q
Western Union g. B. & Q.......... IS
Telegraph..... a. Hannibal st. 30
uGds Do, Preferred 20 ce sslRH pacic s ss
Pacific Mall. SOh Union Pacific. 81
Boston water Grants ...........
Adams Express. y. 81 Tennessee es.." 81
Wells, Fargo GO. Il do. new. sls
American MI. En- Virginia $751;. SO
press ............ Sc do. leW.. ~
United States Ex- Missouri IS ..... 81
press. ..,........ 67i4 Miss ..............
New York Central St Joseph ...... %
Il II. X. H.. $50. 95k La. 6s........... "
Er.s................ a La. Is new. ...
do preferred. ... 69A Levee IS. ..... ...
Harlem ....... .12l& do. s's..........
do. preferred 1920 Ala. ss....
Michigan Central. 80 do VS.. .
| Panama ........... 90 Ga. Gs..... $500 &,
Union Pacitc..... 30t, do. T's''.'. 800.
Lake Shore & Mich Special Tax ..
So................ I5'. North Carolina IS. o.
Illinois Central. 100 do. new
Cleveland & Pitts South Carolina g.. ~;
burg............ S4A do. new.
Chicago q North Exchange, long. 100
WESTERN. ......:. +A4 Do. short......... 109}S
do. preferred. CO
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A Judgeship rendered Hon Robert =.
Hale.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.
1t Is understood that Governor Dix has
offered the seat on the court of appeals
bench. made vacant by the death Of Judge
Peckham, to Hon. Robert s, Hale, of
Elizabethtown, present member OF Con-
gross from the Warren, Essex and Clinton
districts 1t is not yet known whether Mr..
Hale will accept the appointment He is
one of the ablcst lawyers in the state and
would both adorn and dignity the bench
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s 3. 900 IN FU X $

None should fall to give Us call for Ladies'
Furs. Ladies who are "buylng ON approval, Ct
viii do well to look at our stock BEFORE rAKGNG
THEM, and we win prove to you that no party
can order on approval and sell as cheap as we
can sell you. All We ask is call, and then we
will convince you tina you can save from
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GUESTS EQUALIZED SPRING BED

THE BEST YET PRODUCED.
This Improvement consists in Woven Wood
Cover, resting directly upon the springs, giving
smooth and even bearing for the bedding at all
times The cover Is very light ana highly elas-
tic in itself, weighing but seven pounds, hence
makes the bed portable without the aid of
strong arms to remove It, as Is the case with all
other beds eXtant.
In warm weather the Mattrass may he re-
moved and a blanket or quit substituted, max
ing equally MS soft a bed besides being exceed
ingly cool.
For Comfort Cleanliness and Durability It
takes the lead OF all other bed bottoms.
PRICE WITHIN REACH OF ALL.
Call and examine one now on exhibition at
20 Center street sTAgents wanted.
decl9d9d X, L. HATHORN.
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Iilayldtf
ID + NJ q Y 4 J..

S. G. Staley, of the late firm OF staiey a Lip.
pincott, has removed his business IRON NO. 81
Center ST., TO No ~ Merchants Row, where ne
has formed Copartnership with Messrs Dunn
& Cramton, under the irm name OF =. q staley
a co. lie viii be pleased 10 see all OF MS OLD
him with call,
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Sex York STOCK ana Money Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.
LATEST MONETARY.
Money closed easy at TO Q per cent.
Loan certificates outstanding ss,9so,00o.
Outstanding legal tenders show an increase
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New Advertisements.

George w billiard.
Bailey &c Parmenter.
Guests Equallzed Spring Bed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SURRENDER OF THE vIRGINIrs

p.
SURRENDER OF THE vIRGINluS.
Full Particulars Of the Affair.
CUBAN INSURGENT SUCCESSES.
nzanillO Best legged
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
EXClTING DEBATE,
THE JEWETT DEFALCATION
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800 DIFFERENT STYLES
MOIIAIR DRESS GODS.

None should fail TO examine our stock before
buying.
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TWENTY-FIVE TO FIFTY PER CENT.
We do not ask sou to 70 back to $50 to COM
pare prices as they were 30 per cent. cheaper
last year than the season before.
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Gold closed at l1l'..
Money to5.
Governments a little lower.
State bonds quiet.
Stocks feverish and lower figures.
The following are the closing quotations
Where blanks occur there were M hids l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04
FOREIGN.
Remnant of Carlist Bands-Juhcttoh OIL
Several Insurgent Bands-The ihiaht
Prince Christcned.

Remnant of CurIist Bands-Junctton OIL
Several Insuraent Bands-The Infant
Prince Christcned.
PARIS. February Especial dispatches
from the South OF France TO the MOntttu
co remnants of Carlist bands are crossing
th9 frontier, seeking refuge on French soil.
THE TUieerse has reports from a Carlist
source representing that several bodies OF
insurgents in Spain effected a junction ON the
tIirty-frst ultimo, under command OF 4lio
LizzaIage. They occupy excellent posi-
tons. and are preparing to attack General
MOdaines, whose line Of retreat is cut Oft;
reiuforcements excepted.
MADRID, February 3.-The infant prince
was Yesterday christeHed Louis AmedC Fer
nan6o. Members OF the Cabinet and di-
plomatic corps were present at the cere-
mOny.
PARIS, February 3.-President Theirs
attended a meeting of the committee of
thirty to-day, and, at considerable length.
presented his views on the cOnstitE tiOnal
project which the committee submitted to
him. He said the scheme contained ill-d
guised attacks on himself, but he would ac-
cept it If certain amendments, which he
declared Indispensable, were adopted.
After searching criticism of the project in
detail lie urged the necessity Of being free
to address the Assembly on questions of
general policy, and concluded as follows:
You humiliate Inc; | accept humiliation,
but will not become political mann!kin. |
am only little Bourgeois. But the power
your conditions leaves me would be con-
temptible.
President Theirs will again appear before
the committee on Wednesday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

from the contest which their opponents
were determined to wage over their fathers
grave. The contestants then proceeded TO
prove the will made by Mr.. Greeley in 1871,
without further opposition. 1t was stated
that Mr. Greeley left property estimated to
be worth 100000, which, with the estate OF
Mrs. Greeley, would amount to $225, 600.
Skies of 1881, 1885: fve-twenties OF 1867,
ll43s; 1864, 114a8; 1865, 1l5A, new ll4A;
1867, lI619; 1868, ll6as; new fives, 1l3A;
ten forties; ll4A; Tennessee skies o3l6;
new, 83A Virginia skies A. new, %;
consolidated 5j12, Louisiana SKIES 30, new
IS, levee skies so. Fights 20; Alabama
Fights 81. fives ST. Georgia sizes -, sevens
90; North Csrolnas 33, rev IL, special ta5
-; South Csrolinas 40. new -; Arril ana
October %.
The Evangelical Alliance have issued
circular calling for conference mex! Octo-
Der in this city. 10 unite All Cni1stians
ag4iu st the errors of infdelity and rational
ism which have been transported here from
Europe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04
NEw nRLEANs CLEARING HousE.

At the election for directors of the Citi-
zens Bank to-day, all the members of the old
board were reelected, as follows: Messrs.
John g. Gaines, A. Chiapella, z. Forstall,
7. D. Miller, E. l.. Carriere, 4. Brugier and
ID. A. Chatfraix.
Gold opened at II30lI3l4, against
lI31s at New York, and after "a fair
business closed at 1928 a ll3 IA decline of
4c from Saturdays figures, against the
opening rate in that markell. The sales
summed up $4,000, including 81 900 $4,000
and $60O0) at 1924; $4,000 at 1928; $l7, 900
$4,000, $4,000 and $4,000 at Ii3; $4,000
$4,000, $4,000 and $lO,000) at ll3ls; $50, 900
az lib a lib y, and $4,000 at 1874
The only sale Of silver reported was
$500 in American half-dollars at HOO. We
quote Anne, lean halfdollars at ll019, and
Mexican dollars at u az v cent premium
in gold
The movement in sterling exchange was
quite active, but under the decliLe in gold
at New York the market gave way % =
cent for private bills and "a for bank. The
sales amounted to El03,5 500, comprising
1850 bill of lading at l221s; E15,000 10000
bill of lading and $1,000 and $4,000 Al clear
at 122A; 100000 bill OF lading at t22A a
1928; $4,000 $4,000 bill of lading and f3000
AL clear) at 1928; 100000 100000 and
E2S, 900 bill of lading, 1850 and $4,000 bill
of lading and AL clear, and f2500 bank at
122l2: &ll, 900 Al clear at -, and 100000
bill OF lading and Al clear at I2212 a l225s.
The sales of francs included 10000 com
mercial at 40, and 10000 do 10000 and
l50000) at 1861.
At the close sterling bills were
quoted at 1921 a 1925 in bill Of lading aud
AL clear (which some authorities also quoted
at liz Is a 1929, and 1880 for bank, and
francs at 40 4.6S34 for private, and 4.65
for bank. German marks were quoted at
10Y q 1914.
In Friday evenings report We inadver-
IDENTIFY quoted francs at All Il 04764 for
private, and bank nominal at 4.72A, mean
ing to quote 4.67 y 466A for private, and
bank nominal at 4.62l2.
The offerings Of domestic exchange were
of liberal extent, and rates closed shade
weaker than on Saturday. The sales COW
cred 100000 sight en- New York, embracing
$4,000 $4,000 commercial, $4,000 and
$4,000 private bankers $4,000 pri-
vate bankers and bank, and $4,000
bank at 1872 p cent discount; S3lj,-
0G0 $4,000 commercial, $4,000, $50, 000
and $50000 private bankers, sl50.000 pr
waite bankers and bank and 1000 bank
at IS, and $1,000 sixty days at DIP. The
banks continued to check at a y cent dis
count, and commercial sight was quoted at
"a.
In stocks we noticed sales of 80 shares
ST. Charles Street Railroad Company at
S73 80, and "A State National Bank at SI02.
The only sale reported in bonds was $4,000
I p cent gold interest bearing at 81.
State securities were at a standstili.
City appropriation certificates opened at
about 90, aud closed at about 20. The sales
included $1,000 at TO; $4,000 and $1,000 at
6913 $4,000 at 6924, and $4,000 at 70l2.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, February 3, Evenirg.-Cot-
ton closed nominal; sales 4l9 bales; mid
ding uplands II Sc; Orleans 2llSc; net re-
CENTS 1892; gross 1G66. Sales of futures 1900
bales, as follows: February 2012 020 slice;
March 20 l1-I6020a4c; April q al lsc; May
2lA 02l 51Gc; June 2l58c; July pc. Flour
quiet and steady. Whisky lower at 93lec.
steady at SIS S13c Pork dull and IN
changed Lard closed steady at sac. Tur-
pentine dull Rosin. tallow and freights
Coffee steady; Rio II 02Oc. Sugar dull
and weak; fair 10 good refining sac SO.
Molasses quiet and unchanged.
Money loaned as high as 80 second fiat;
the bulk of the business at com; closed
at Sal. Exchange dull at Gas. GolGOpened
at ll3ls, tell to ll3, rallied to ll3A, ard
closed at hobbs. Loans were to ) for
carrying. Governments opened slightly
lower; very steady all day.
ST. LOUIS. February 3-COtton-De-
mand light, but holders firm; low Kidding
lS1ac Flour-demand fair and market
firm: superfne winter S. SO aG; extra win
ter Sc % 06 Is; double extra winter So IS
al 50. Wheat dull and prices drooping in
lower grades; No. spring Chicago 81 3412
al 34a4; only sample lots of winter on the
market. Corn dull and lower; No. .
mixed 81 l3c on east track; 35c in warehouses.
Oats dull; No. ? 29c on east track; 32c in
elevator Whisky duh at see. Pork-gOod
demand for futures. Bulk meats-packed
lots on orders-shoulders 4l2c; clear rib
6A G; clear sides &c. Bacon steady for order
lots; shoulders J1ac; clear rib sides FAC;
clear sides Sc. Lard saiab!e at l4c; held
higher.
CINCINNATI, February 3.-Cotton market
quiet; mddling 202sc. Flour-demand fair;
market firm; SIS % as 80 Wheat steady;
demand moderate; 81 % al IS. Corn
Demand fair; market firm at Ale. Oats
steady; demand moderate at 30 a 39c. Pro
visions dull and easier at previous quota
tions. Pork nominally unchanged. Lard
dull; steam held at TIC, buyers lie a lSc
lower; kettle held at Sc. Bulk meats dull;
shoulders 4l2c; clear rib 613c; clear sides
634c, all fully cured. Bacon steady; shoul
ders 52sc; clear rib sides NC; clear "a a Sc.
Whisky steady at Csc.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, February 3, Evening Cot
ton closed quiet uplands l00lG l-Gd; Or
leans I0L4 Gl01sd sales 10000 bales Of
which 1000 were for export and speculation.
The sales include 5000 bales American.
Shipped from Savannah and Charleston
during November and December 9784.
Common rosin Ga.