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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-23

rWEpDED, net No WIFE.-Thc a'oyc is
the title of 4 story in one of the flash news
papers of the day, and although we have not
read it, yet We have home story that the
heading will suit, and it can be rel Itcd in
one chapter. 4 lady cmigrateG with her
husband from England n few years ag,. The
gentleman with whom she had I'd into
a matrimonial alliance was not her original
choice, as she had loved Young maa pre-
vious to her marriage who failed TO .cipro-
cate the tender passion. Coming 10 this
country, the welded par settled in Wash
ington county, and by dint of patient indus
try anasscd q handsome competence. Some
five months ago the husband died, and after
proper season spent i'll grief at his loss, the
now comparatively wealthy widow cunclud-
ed to acquaint her first and only love with
her whereabouts and condition. Whether
it was owing to the fact that She had now in
her possession considerable sum of money
OF because of Il lingering feeling of regret
that he had not reCiprOcatcd the affection
which she had once plainly intimatcd She
felt for him, the gentleman whom she had
admired, and still loved devotedly, answered
her letter, and expressed Willingness to
enter into matrimonial negotiations. She
thereupon bought ticket guaranteeing him
4 passage from Liverpool to this city, as she
had, short tiine subsequent to the death Of
her husband, removed from Washington
county to this place, bringing with her sis
ter some four years her Junior. The English
lover arrived At the depot here several weeks
ago, ana II happened tGaJ the WHO" was at
that time visit to Washington county,
for tho purpose of settling up The estate OF
her deceased husband. The sister accord
ingly met the stranger, and being mutually v
pleased with each other, they took hasty
iaunt to Pittsburgh, and returned man and
wife. Some three days afterwards the wild
ow made her appearance here, but only to
find the Inject of her affections bound by the
most solemn vows to her sister. She didn't
go into Mysteries, or anything Of that kind,
but by systematic course of procedure sue
ceeded in enticing the susceptible English
man from the embrace of his lawful wife,
and they commenced indulging in the illicit
qualification of their unhallowed love. The
:yife suspected that something was up, and
after watching for some time, she ut length
discovered the infidelity of her husband. A
scene ensued, and Saturday evening she
called on a justice for advice in the matter,
alleging her intention to prosecute the guilty
pair TO the full extent of the law. What the
termination of the trouble will be we cannot
yet say, but rich developments will likely
transpire ere long.-JOhnStocn Tribune.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-23
NOTICF.

4 Estate of GTU1 STTNEH, dec.c.
Letters Tcstaircntary on the cstat@ oi pTlio
STl-NER, late % Washington township, aee ~
having been granted 10 the undersigned ~ thc
Register of Cambria Cpuntv- uotlct - HtreoS
given 10 at persons indebted 10 said estate ti'at
llym..nf must be ma .!c without delay raGG those
ha wing claims against the same VIII present
TleIn propcrIv probate cd Tor settlement.
f. ". q FORGE, lFvec,,,ors
JOSEPH Cki>TE,
Hemlock. Nay 10, IS13-Gt.+
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-23

The RIGHT WAY.-The way 70 get rich
is to spend less money than you earn, and
the proper way to do this is to buy where
you can buy the cheapest, 81: buy only what
you need. Myers s. Lloyd's great m-rcan-
tile mart offers the best Inducements to cash
purchaserzin in this region. Goods very cheap,
very select Nud very abundant
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-23

Notice IS hereby given that the follow
ing ADpTaisCHcEts of Personal Property of de-
ccdcnts, selected and set apart for the Widos-s
OF iTtvStutcs under the Act of SScTnh hIy of lss
Iith day Of April, \. D. 1851, having been filed
in the Register's Office at EUCnShurg. Will b0
presented to the Orphaus' court for arUrnval
on " Wednesday,, the Eth day Of Jpns next. TO wit:
Inventory and aPpUaisemeut of personal pro-
perry appraised and set apart for Margaret
StuhE; WIDOW OF JACOB STUDY. late Of Carroll
township, deCeas sCl,-$3QOGG
inventory md app'1,isemcnt or personal pro
perty appraised and set apart for CathariTlJ-
EallSEher, widow or Frank Gallagher. late of
MI!ivilic borough, deccased.-$ $267 80.
inventory ETt appraisemcnt If personal pro-
petty appraised end set apart for Margaret
kaylor, widusg of william EayIOr. late of a lie
gheny TOWNSHIPS, deceased. .-$25g.9g.
Inventory ans S9DraiSenento or personal pro-
perry appraised ard sat apart for Alice Whar-
ton. child Of StaniSlJUs Nhart1lI, late or Clear
hcld township. deceased, d,-E253.CD.
Appraiscment OF certain real estate elected
10 be retained by Elizabeth Jones, widow OF
David w Jones, late OF EbensbUrg borough,
deceased, d,-F,S0CO.
JAS. NJ SING E1j. Register
Registers Ofice, Ebcnsburg, May 3, is.3--4i.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-23

SOME people may talk about the ii- stock
Of flour. feed and groceries they keep: and
others may try 70 induce persons Ia bus by
declaring they sell very cheap. Yet this
bear y mind, nowhere viii yoU find, though
yUu seek q er and Ger, better -four and feed,
and other things thar yoU Tc-;l. tliilu at +. j.
Mills cheap store TFv his choice teas.
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5 4l6 ts

OR.
By amt Work done Roads .S3c?S So
personal services. .....-..-.. 81 90
- cash reed from Taxables..- p Cos 4l6 G5
We, the Auditors Of Chest Township. certify
the above TO he a correct statement ot tie ac-
counts of said Tow ns'iip.
JACOB E!kKfATRICK,t ,,,5i,o,.s
JACOB niEiRI ECH. FAu'''"'7'
Attest-PAUL YAHNER, Clerk.
Chest Twp, April 20, lo53. tS-23.-3t.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-23

THE Father Brown monument, says the
JohuStOwn YrjbUnC, has been completed and
placed in position. II i = fine specimen OF
work, aud reflects credit upon the ta-t" ANA
skill Of NJ. John Parke, the gentleman uu-
der whO'sT the contract for its erection was
completed. This monument is built Of fine
Italian marble. There are three steps for
the sandstone base, upon the upper one Of
which rests the marble Plinth, three feet
square and sixteen inches high. Tho sub
base is two feet six inches square and eleven
inches high. The die, upon which the in
scriptiou is made, is two feet ten inches high
and two feet square. Upon one Of the panels
Of the die Is Inscribed the n:FGrFe- dstte of
death. and age Of the decreased. 1t reads:
TO OUR BELOVED PRIEST,
K L V. Z z T = r. Il = o W y,
Died august s, 1872.
Grant him, Q Lord eternal rest.
In a seIni-CirCle over this Inscription is
cut: pie Jesu Domino Doua Ii Requiem"
The Obelisll Is seven feet high, fourteen inch
square ut the base, and eight inches Al the
top. TheIwho!e is surmOunted with a cross
two feet high. The beneficial societies TO
St. Peter and ST Patrick Will 20 in body
to the summit on Saturday next, to assist
in placing il position the cross upon the top
OF Hc monument.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-23
CRAWFORD HOUSE,
EHIx&RURG. Pa.

john tz22aTTi@, PropFisfor.
AN ING leased and rt furnished the aboyo
wei known and popular hutc!. the UroprI-
'4pf IS now amply prepared to aerUmmudato
II VINO l4Ty favor him with their Patronage
no '-%st that the market affords will lee served
2 the Iahio at all seasons the Bar wii hs. kFl.s
constantly Sup..!icd with tho choicest liutioTs
ana the ca:'.uiuUiDus Stable wifi be under rh,,
Cl.arE" ol a careful and attentive LCstIcr. No
effort W Ill uc s.lrcd to render guests comfort
ail- ana ""ii pleased IN every particular. and
by pr'n"r atteutiun to business and a rtt},i,rn.,
scale O.! pl les IT," proprietor hopes ia win ms
way 10 pUbl G favor. fSIay > iS-:3-tC
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-23
MTID0WSI EMBELLISHMENTS.

J. X. ULTE. Prothouotary.
Prothonotary's Office, Ehcusburs, MSy e, 1873
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-23

T ICENSE NOTICF.-Pctitions f1f
- LICENSE to bo presented at June scs-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09
VIRGINIA NEWS.

On Friday, 4th inst, blind horse, the pro
pcrty of Mr.. G. Landes, near Mt Sidney, il
Augusta county, was stung to death by bees.
Mr.. L. came homo and turned the horse loose
10 the yard to Craze, and after feeding around
a short while he Knocked over hive OF honey
bees. The bees at once attacked the horse
and he wheeled around and ran directly to the
house ard bounded through window into the
sitting room, and jumped over cradle which
contained small infant.
The grand jury of the Hastings Court OF
Richmopdis 10 session and is about to enter
upon the consideration of the case Of those who
are charged with having been seconds IN the
late Mordecai- McCarty duel. McCarty is still
so i'll from his Wounds he has never been able
to leave his room.
The farm belonging to the estate of the late
II. R. Baze, near Tazewell Courthouse, in
Guiding the celebrated Sulphur Springs, was
sold 90 the lst instant for $1,000, MIR. Albert
Fl. Gibboncy, of Wytheville, becoming the
purchaser.
Since tho death Of George W. Porterfcld, IL
Giles county last week, coroner's jury ha;
brought in verdict that Porter6eld came tc
his death from Wounds received at the hands
of Jonathan Price. Price has been arrested.
Gen. Malone has removed two other engi-
neers, since our last report, for connecting
themselves with the Locomotive Brother
mood y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09
CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCE ED INGS.
Board OfAldcrIllen


At regular meeting of the Board of Alder
men, held July 9th, 1873, there were present
S. II. Janney esq President, and Mcs<rs.
Moore, Loving, j. S. French, johnson, d. M.
French, Underwood and Seaton.
The Finance Committee presented their annual
report, which WAS accepted and ordered to be
printed in pamphlet form.
The Committee on Light presented their an
nual report which was accepted and ordered to
be printed in pamphlet form.
The President appointed rs members OF the
standing committees on the part OF this Board
On Light, Messrs j. S. French and Under
wood.
Public Property, Messrs D. NJ. French and
Loving.
Streets Messrs j. S. French and Moore.
Claims, Mcssrs. johnson and }. S. French.
Poor Mcssrs. Moore and Seat IN.
General Laws, Mcssrs johnson and Under
wood.
Schools, Mcssrs Loving and J. S. French.
A bill Of }. Entwislc jr SIS W, for medicines,
WAS ordered to be paid.
y bill of Davy Il Harmon, SllO GI for sup
plies for the Aims House. WAS referred to tho
Committee on the Poor.
Reports Of the Committee on the Poor on th
bills of a. j. Fleming, $50 IS, and Suite y
Stuart, SIS 81, were adopted, and the bills order
cd to be paid.
A resolution in regard to the election of the
clerk to the Committee on Light Was received
from the Common Council and their action Goa.
Cured in.
The Board ten adjourned.
Teste: JNO. }. JAMESON. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09
NEWS OF THE DAY.
"7o shoe the very age and body Of the Times.

In the Louisville Library lottery, ticket No.
9s,743 drew $4,000; No. l0,550 drew the
5000 prize; No. 20, sos drew the capital prize
of 800. 900; No. $3.50 drew $4,000. Ticket
numbered p, 7G4 drew $4,000 prize.
The steamer Tigress at New York is reported
to have accidentally been discovered on Sunday
with four feet of water in her and leaking very
rapidly A steam pump was put to work, the
vessel rcdocked and the leak stopped.
Adviccs have been received Of the destruc-
ton, by fire, early Sunday morning, of the bust
ness portion of Frog Leveliu Newberry county,
South Carolina. Loss, 100000. Very little
insured.
Eighteen Norwegians, belonging to the Ger,
man Arctic Navigation Compauy's service, who
were left on Spitzbergen, were found dead by
a party which went to their relief
The prevalence Of the cholera in Venice is
officially announced Bulletins of the progress
Of the disease will be issued daily by the SAM
tary officers
The races at Long Branch, on the Fourth oil
July, were attended by at least twenty thous
and persons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09
ICOMMUNICATED.

l am told that the committee who have
charge of the Market Building contemplate
building on the square one or two unsightly
tenements to be used as cook shops, and also
shed in the centre of the square for fish
stands. This will be done contrary to the ex-
pressed wish of every man that I have met
with 1t is general desire that the market
square be enclosed with neat iron fence, and
that grass plats be laid off and a fountain be
placed in the centre. Some argue that cook
shops are indispensable, and great conven-
fence. Well, grant it. But let it be remem-
bered, that on the opposite side of the market,
on market space, are fine large rooms, that can
be had for that purpose, and quite sufficient
for all purposes of that kind. Let them be
rented for cooking and eating houses, and not
ruin the market with mere rat-traps.
SECOND WARD,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09

In commenting on the condition Of affairs in
Europe the New York Herald says In the
United States We see ourselves drifting upon
the rock of CGsariSm--smoothly, pleasantly,
silently, swiftly drifting upon danger even
greater than what menaced Spain OF France.
We mean the third term idea, which to our
mind affects our Republic as gravely as the
Republic of Rome was affected when Julius
Cesar was offered the crown by subservlcnt
Senators ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09

4 letter from Richmond, In the Baltimore
Sun, says Inflammation from all parts OF the
State received in this city is to the effect that
the wheat crop has turned out quite good, and
the prospects for oats, corn, hay, &c, are
splendid. Our farmers have really not had
single good crop year since '65, and if present
PROMISES are fulfilled their hearts will be great
ly reioiced and a great stride be made towards
the restoration of material prosperity. We
have had frequent rains of late, and to them is
chiefly due the 6ue condition of the growing
crops."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09
VA.
G. & 0. CANAL.-The President Of the {.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1873.

C.S 0. CANAL The President Of the {.
90. Canal reported on Monday to the Board
of Directors that the tonnage and revenue OF
the Company for the past month is largely in
excess of any corresponding period heretofore
The board appropriated sl0l,97O to pay the
July, 1857, and January, 1858, coupons on the
preferred construction bonds ofthe canal. Thlsls
the largest payment ever made at any one time
to the account. Not only is the canal in good
condition, but the question of freight, which,
in the early part of the past month, 1t was
thought would interrupt the trade, has
been adjusted, all the companies except one
paving the same freight as heretofore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09

WASHINGTON ITEMS y yesterday, iu thick
" settled portion of the city, wreck Of hu-
mainly in the shape Of an abandoned woman,
on the verge of the grave, was conveyed to the
poorhouse, there probably to end the balance
OF misSpent life. The woman in question was
at one time belle of the national capital, with
host Of friends and of good family counec,
tons.
On Monday last colored woman, named
Elizabeth Baldwin, gave birth to four chiidre
three boys and girl. The children and
mother are doing well. About year ago, she
gave birth to twins.
Mary Harris, who, it will be recollected, shot
a clerk in the Treasury Department named
Adoniram J. Burroughs, in the winter of
lS64-'5, aud who was tried aud acquitted in
July following on the plea of emotional iusani-
ty escaped from the-insane asylum on Sunday
night last
No cases of smallpox have recently occurred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09

As stated yesterday Gov. Walker and Su,
perintendent of Public Education Ruttner have
gone to Blacksburg to attend the closing eSer'
cisos of the Agricultural and Mechanical Cox
lcgc This institution was established with
the proceeds of two-thirds of the land scrip
donated to Virginia by Congress, and with
contributions from the State and the county OF
Montgomery, and though it has been in opera
ton but year is performing an important
mission, and is daily growing in the favor OF
the paople,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09

AT the Alumni dinner, at the University of
Virginia, in response to complimental toast to
the Board of Visitors ofthat Institution, Judge
Smith, of Warrenton, made most excellent
speech which was heartily appreciated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09

The successful exploration of the Yellow
stone River, lately announced, will probably
open up one of the most beautiful and wonder
full regions of the Continent to the tourist and
the emigrant. The Yellowstone is the princl-
pal affluent of the Upper Missouri, and its vol
ume, is as large as what is considered the main
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09

Partial reports received at the department OF
agriculture from the cotton regions to July lst
represent much wet weather, which in several
States makes the crop backward in maturing.
The indications are that whatever may be the
injury to the crop from this and other causes,
the deficiency will, it is supposed, be supplied
by the larger planting area than heretofore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09

An excursion to the Valley of Virginia on
the 10th instant is announced, to comprise some
two dozen agricultural writers from the North
ern States. The party will be accompanied BY
Porte Crayon as artist, and will go to the Rocky
Mountains of the far West, after their trip
through the Valley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09
lCoMMUSICATED

OUMMU NICATEU
Nine teulhs ofthe citizens OF this place, who
have to purchase provisions for their families,
at the market house, earnestly desire that the
CITY Council will take immediate steps to pre-
vent the present system of forestalling the
market, now carried to an extent beyond what
was ever before known, and which causes the
poor man to pay near double Tor all be can buy
for the support Of his family.
MANY MECHANICS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09

Father Ryan, the Southern poet, md editor
Of the Catholic Messenger at New Orleans, en-
tiers an earnest protest against the action of
General Beauregard in the formation Of the
new comnromise party In Louisiana
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09

Complaints, official and otherwise, have
reached Washington regarding the conduct Of
the Z. S. Minister at Peru.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09

A deaf mute, supposed to be from the
neighborhood of Max Meadows, Wythe county,
aged about thirty years, was, struck by the To-
connective of train on the A. NJ. & O. r. r.
on Monday, and knocked down an embark
ment twenty-five feet and had his left leg
crushed. 1t has been amputated and the pa
tient is doing well.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09

The President is not expected in Washing
ton before next week, he having stated to a
friend at Long Branch on Monday that no bus
iness of importance now required his attention
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09
Recci;pts.

Balance in treasury June 81. 1872 S2n--4
Cash refunded by 0. Il y. K. H. for -
work o-
BY A. s. F. R. r. for land damages 1- -I
BY Smoot s. Hopkins, wharfage 49,.
BY Monr. e i Loycjoy, com liquor Ia.
BY +. NJ. Weldon, hay scales IL.
Geo. W. Clifford, manure Ir ~,
BY Interest refunded on prepayment
temporary loans ln-a.
BY interest recovered on estate of IT,
Provost by Il. S. Ashby .~,..
Cash in exchange FOR register Il ecu
pom Dohas l>l
BY r. S. Ashby tax on dogs IN go
By Thos. Wilmington, licenses re-
luEded 300
BY Joseph Hopkins, rent fish wharf 23,s, q,
BY Thos. Wilmington, c,r! market llIIal
BY Jno. T. Hill, cole tor Northern
District C20so -
By 5. X. Field, collector Southern
District arr-t,.
BY H. Latham, Mayor, licenses 2I,io>
BY H. Latham Mayor fines *.
By VIM. N. Berkeley, Mayor, IL
censrs 7,t- ).
BY VIM. N. Berkeley, Mayor, fines i,o.u1;
Ry Finance Committee l0unrl
BY Corporation funds trun:lcrre,i to
general account lla1
Cash transferred from Gas Works 53lu q.
BY Joseph Hopkins, old mat, r,.l
market house sod 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09

The postofice at Powell Fort, Shenandoah
county, Virginia, has been discontinued, there
being no candidate for postmaster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09

No cases of cholera yesterday, in Memphis,
Nashville, nor Cincinnati.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09

OF ALEAaNDhlai 1SAs 1890
ENDING NAY 3lST, 1873
Expenditures.
Salaries Ss,46l 0s
PnIins 1ti,or. and extra Police ll,55l %
PHI Scboois 5000 OO
Street cleaning and repairing o'.9. 81
p.,r,,,s "a r.1,a:rinp 2JJ 81
D., ~ ond sdv.rtIsing 672 81
Taxes and Licenses refunded luz oo
Poor-Supplies for Aims Housn sAd ,o,o ~
Fro DaI,srtment 2,277 IS
Public Property l,li1 80
Market Square, Counc! and law ex- $50
penses a,ofi ~
Coroner inquests and contingencies 33i Is
CORPORATION Court 2,Il9 ~
Temporary loans paid 3l,4S -
Registered stock redeemed $3.50 %
CORPORATION duo bills COZ is
Coupons at par l4,42o w
Do. Sl2O at / per cent ~ W
Registered coupons at 0plr Ct tax j., 431 40
Interest on funded stock U,7l7 46
Tax certificates redeemed 4,l34 II
Warrants Outstanding last yesr)
redeemed l,SSS 70
To balance 1UO 50
Sl42s20 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09
OFFICIAL.

A STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EX:
PENDITURES OF The CORPOEA I ~. ),
OF ALEXANDRIA, FOR THE 1EAh
ENDING NAY 3lST, 1873.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-09

Col. Joseph Poniatowski, the distinguished
operate composer, sdead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb. g. 1873
Cotton quiet; good ordinary l74c IKE Net receipts
27a9 bales Exports to Great Britain 2I27 Sales 500
Stock, q, l4l.
Cotton in moderate demand good ordinary st4c l,w
mlddngs lgc. middlings, 1910. Net receipts, s45s
bales; $3.50 ExportsTo Great Britain, H. 579 TO
the Continent, 4525; c6astwise, LILO Sales 500 last
evening, 800. stock, 2U344O.
MOBILE Feb. s. 1873.
Cotton dull; good ordinary, iskc low mlddngs ice.
mddlngs, ls<c Net receipts 1881 bales Exports
wise, LIZ. sales, 800. Stock, 5i942.
SAVANNAH, Feb. g. 1873.
1910. middings, 1870. Net receipts 3737 bales tx
ports-ro Great Britain 269S to the Continent, 1895
coastwise, 2,O47. Sales, oL Stock, 6i,7s5
CHARLESTON, Feb. g. 1873
Cotton quiet good ordinary lokc. lS7sc.; middlings
lgc Net receipts 2Sys bales Exports coastwise, 400
WILMINGTON, Feb. g. 1873.
Spirits Of turpentne quiet at 6Ic Rosin quiet at IS o5
20 sneu crude turpentine steady at 50 - for
hard % % for yellow dip and virgin Tar quiet 81
Flour steady Sales 800 bbls at Is IS Tor No. sprnc
~ % Tor amber Winter, Sl0 80 Tor white winter sill for
double extra Wheat scarce and GRIN. Corn dull; sales
OF TWO cars at tgc Barley nominay higher Bay Qunte
held at " IT, Corn meal sold 81 70 for bolted al %
for unooited per cwt Milieed steady 81 shorts
reights-flour to Philadelphia 76c; TO Boston re To
New York, &c. ; 70 Albany, SAC. 49, ~
- BUFFALO, N, ", Feb. g. 1873
Flour firm Western Spring, 81 Is So amber Is 81
$3.50 white ~ 30 80 Wheat dull sales of $50
Iowa spring on the track at 81 So 400 do white Canada
al 81 ~ ~ 81 IOO do. white Michigan a.
steady sales OF 5U bushels No. in store at &c. 400
do western on the track Al DC oats sctive; Of