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National Republican., 1873-05-01

THJs IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
scriber has obtained from the Supreme Court
of the District Of Columbia holding Special Term,
nIsoHkh HAzL5Ir late OF WRAhipgton county, DIS.
5ias o. Hql9n,R6ia. ,6. dSesased Al persons having
q exhibit the sans, With the vouchers thsrtos 10
the Subscriber, on or before the 11d day OF Arm
neIti they may Otherwise BY law be excluded
from all beneht OF the said estate -
Given under my hands, this 9ad day Of April,
ls71 OKTHARiNE HkELETT, 49,
Ap9tTh9Ws EIeouiri1
National Republican., 1873-05-01
Oar CS.,on Departuent.

GIVING TIE MECHANICS TooIs At cost ought "a
bring them TO the BAzAAT-lO0d Pennzylvania
Ayenue-Of N. II. Prince.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
May Balls-

u the ladies wish 10 be sure TO be suited In the
purchase Of white or any other color In Boot,
Shoe OF slipper, narrow, wide or medium, Ar. G,
y. Cummins', Seventh street, next 10 corner OF
X, Is the very place. Don't forget the fact.
National Republican., 1873-05-01

saw. lie Is closing them out ouf at nrst 81 cost. COS
National Republican., 1873-05-01

BLACK DRESS suIrs for gentlemen.
Fine Frock Goats for so, and with pants and
Fine FrocF Cosu for i9o and with pants and
vests TO match, SIS.
vests TO match, RT.
These are all foreign goods, fast colOrs, and
are offered At very close prices.
GEo. G. HKSSIsa, 4lO Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-05-01

southwest corner Nlnth and streets, for choice
Western and new New York Butter. Dealers
supplied At lowest prices.
National Republican., 1873-05-01

NOT cure. No family or stook.owner can afford
10 be without Centatr Llniment. White wrap
per for family use; the yellow wrapper for AMI
tnals.N f'-. j. d. RosE a Co.,
% Bfoadway, New YORK,
National Republican., 1873-05-01

lf Nou Want .-...
Paper Hanging done go 10 TubmAna, ED Ninth
street. He has q large stock VI all grndesj his
prices are moderate, and he has good workmeu.
National Republican., 1873-05-01

Fine Cloths and Doesklns,
stylish Diagonal Rips.
Knobby Casslmeres.
Fit style and work TkmAnshlp second to none.
RREMANk a BRoTnER,
TallOrs and CiOthlers,
I 800 Seventh street, May Building.
National Republican., 1873-05-01
/. n, sunier 4 Co.
TaO Order.

Bankers, No. lIls Pennsyivania avenue, pay 8
per cent on all deposits.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
ORGANIZATION OF NEW BOARDS.

Messrs. Bowen, Laimbeer and Stern, the newly
appointed Commissioners Of Charities and CORRECTION
having taken their oaths Of office before Mayor Have
mver Yesterday morning proceeded TO the headquarters
OF the Department Third-ave. and Eleventhst The
retiring Board received its successors, and, after an
Informal meeting il was arranged that the
new Commissioners should formally assume
control of the Department on Monday morning
when they will hold their first regular meeting
and organize the new Board IL Is cOInnolly COiy syh
tured that Gen. Bowen will be chosen president OF It
Board, not only, 1t is assumed on account oI ms
Familiarity with the business OF the Department Dut
aso IN consideration OF HIS having been appointed for te
$780, Icrs;drr9be xietv is manifested amOngthe
attaches OF the Department concerning their ennre OF
of ce which depends upon the future acuon OI tue NV
Board There 800 suDOrdnates, neIuuhS eAhpIo5os
The me Board Of Estimate and AppOrtionmeut which
under Charter takes tue place OF Ihe ou
OF AppOrtiOuneut, met, yesterday IN the COnTOlsL
Office The Board is composed Of the Mayor, the Con
er the Pres,dent OF tne Board Of Aldermen, and tho
Pressnt Of the Department OF anu Assessments
The la W makes the MAYOR the Presldept OF Tue DOAI,
and II was fully organized by, motion OF the C9n-
qoer electing JoGn Wheeler the President Of the De-
partu,ent of Taxes and Assessments secretary, a.,
Controller Green offered the following Whieh was
sso,reS That the Controller directed request the various de-
ser s institutions entitled BY law 10 allowances from
tie CouniI Of New lSrH % furnish = io[t5s- AZ he % @
Of e Civ and Comfy each Of 'hr respective depart
Tna law provides That the first meeting OF the Board
.'in every year shall called by notice from the Mayor
nersopav served upon lts members and that subse-
Guent meetings shall be called Board shall direct.
The Controller therefore offered resolution. which was
adOped that all OF the meetings OF the Board ne called
in the specified for the calling OF the nrst meet
ing in every year This newly constituted Board may,
from time 70 tune, by the affirmative vote OF
three members authorize the issue OK the whole or
auy portion Of any bonds which now by law
authorized 10 issued upon compliance with the pro-
visions OF law authorizing them" II may also, within
40 days after the passage hereof - e. the new ChaT-
ter-'reyIse, readjust accordance with the pro
visions hereof the appOrtiOnment heretofore made
Ali OF the powers Of the Od Board OF Apporuonment
are by II continued and vested iii the Board Of Estimate
and ADpOrlOnment.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
THE CANDIDATES.

willis blackstone is a well-known citizen.
W. - elected an Assistant Alderman from the Eighth
va IN 1sl4 and member Of the Assembly In 1851 and
,osa Vets Republican, but has taken no active part
in politics OF late wears
Tbouas b. TappeD elected an Assistant Alderman
tom, the Fourteenth Ward in ls49; was an Alderman
om 1s4S to Is4 Assistant Commissioner OF the Gro
ION Aqueduct Department in 1859 and is6o has since
then been Water Register Of the CrOton Aqueduct De-
partment and City Marshal He is a Democrat
John =. Cummings was chosen an Assistant Alderhan
from the Sixteenth Ward ls7 he has been for many
years large contractor. he lives in the Nineteenth
Ward.
Smith E. Shaw is produce dealer in Reade-st- He
has long been identified with the reform movement He
is one OF the leaders the Municipal Reform Assocla
ton He was put forward the candidate Tor Mayor
by that association, Fall but Withdrew Ii iaVor Oh
Mr.. uaveIneyer .-,. 4. ~.
Jacob A. Westervelt. formerly an extensive ship
builder on the East side. elected an Assistant Alde
man rom the Thirteenth Ward IN l84O, and was Mayor
IN 1873 and 1854 Later he an extensive mousse
bu der and time past he has held the position
OF superintendent Of Docks under the present DOCK
William Gardner is an importer OF iron and steel, and
well known 20 the business community. .
William Budd was formerly captain IN the Unlteu
states Navy and served with credit IN the lAte war
particp.tIng in several engagements lie was nlehly
recommended by James NJ. Brown and John j. CISCO
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
CIVIL NOTES.

The hearing of TIE will case of David VIII
hanson was set down for yesterday IN the 5nrrogates
Court, but II was adjourned until May g.
Judge Smaley viii call the argument calen-
in the United States Circuit Court at II a. ~ ON
May 2S On May 20, same hour. he will call the jury
calendar.
In the Court of Common Pleas, yesterday,
before Judge LOew verdict for s2ss % was rendered
Tor Michael Hail. and s3go So for James Hggns, being
he amount due them officers Of the Court Inc CITY
defense was " no appropriation"
An application was made yesterday to Judge
Psncher for mandsmus compel the Board OF Appor'
tonment 60 appropriate funds for the payment Of The
claim OF the Tpttle x Bailey Manufacturing Company,
1or supplies furnished the COurt~hOuse buiiuins
The Corporation Counsel opposed the motion on ths
ground that The Controller had funds that the "hI
of AppOrtOnmeut was not low In existence, owing 20
The passage oi tne ne~ Charter, and that me SobInls
BOners " the COurthouse had been enslated out OF
office. The application WAS denied by the Court.
In the Marine Court, Part H.. before Judge
Joaehmson, yesterday, action wns brought by Ads
lade Harding &c, 10 recover sloOO damages from
George Heath. an EDiseoDaan clergyman, for sIsnder
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
CRIMINAL NnTrs

AT the Yorkville Police Court, yesterday, Peter
uer for tna deult Of s20O0 bail by Jutoe
Coulter stealing quantity Of eohng belonging
ing of No. 22e Bsst Eghty-trstst-
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Yesterday,
Thomas Sprowi 10 c0mm'te nal
toe Ledwth VOL Eghth.Ave
night and rOebng hm o % ". Vorthngon
bald. In default $3.50 ball for dung revolver at Hugh
MeNeOl Of No i0l Bat Tselfh-sL
In the Court of Oyer and Terminer. yesterday,
prisoners PLACED a. the A the maoty OF Shom pleaded
gulV renGadrd for The loosng pleaded guilty
John Mccarthy, petit larceny. Ptneny months Mary CsAn.
Larceny, John Clark. Grand larceny PeIu
John McKeon petit larceny Pentenay Edward
convicted Thursday OF u the h degree
brought Tor sentence bu al e Of h cOansel be
remABded until Monday.
Michael Berry, jointly indicted with Lawrence
Peter Connolly MI. Annie L Tor neang ard
Ees belonging w H. Gas t YESTERDAY b. the Court
The prisoner found ity 0f
goods the Pson for ys. AsIaut
District Attorney Rollins sr for the people and Eoud l. Prce
stealing quantity Of human hair valued 5o beonrz TO Daniel
w. Hu Of No 200 B0nu lie sentenced " ate Prison for
10 months.
In the United States Circuit Court. Yesterday,
criminal ne Jldge informed counsel
i7a notice given business Fp not be
oevei .Rdwart Matthews
Wells tined & each for ortemp Of Cou not at f.
Hev Charles Hoyt convicted alay of Oing
bail he Of Dr. Juhtu julien. charged
semng e NAL Col his
the Indictment The motion denied ard the
jury found the prisoner guilty lie vas rcmanaed if sentence
United States Distn Auoruer peard Tor e Government
with from the American sh H. H..
Hn waived e1amuon aud eoinIned by Commissioner
sLIeld, il default Of 80 bail
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

The defendant denied that he used slanderous er
pressionr assinst the plaintiff Trial stil In progress
Messrs Gardiner, JOrdhat and JoachinsOn appeared
tue plaintiff and Alfred G. Bud Tor the defendant.
The following tnuuests taken: Moore agt. Aaron
amount not sated) Merchant and Elliott for plaintiff
aud s. C. COnahle for defendant Anderson agt. Aaron
(aIBount not stated. Same attorne the case
Mrs. Hovey, nurse of the child Frank Clark,
and Elizabeth Clark, It's mother, again before
Judge Davis yesterday morning. 10 obtain decision as
to which OF the women should retain possession Of the
infant Judge Davis appointed Z. c. Beamlsh as ref
cree who IL 10 report to-day.
In the Marine Court, Part l., before Judge
Curtis. yesterday, action was brought for the
value OF quantity OF squares and ruIlerhsads made
by the plaintiff Doellner for the defendant Jardine
used in the manufacture Of organs and claimed to be
worth s5s The defendant stated that the work per
formed was unskiIful aud that even the articles had
been perfectly made the price charged about four
times the real value. The Jury rendered veIdct in
favor OF the plaintiff for s4s L. q. Uilman ap-
neared for the plaintiff, and NJ. NJ. Walsh for the de-
feudant The following cases disposed Of: Row
land agt. Waltham tried and decision reserved: W H.
Morse for plaintiff and 7. c. Campbell Tor defendant.
Peyser agt. Finn inquest for s05 So b. Merritt for
plaintiff and A. Hirschheid Tor defendant
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
TILE COURTS.
TWEED PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

TWEED PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
PREF 1iINARY OBJECTIONS OF HIS COUNSEL TO TIE
NEW INDICTMENTS.
VIM NJ. Tweed came into court, yesterday, TO
Mead before Judge Davis TO the fifteen new indictments
found on Feb Do His appearance was Ike the coming
OF Spring and the breaking up OF Winter, stirring the
uegshIpulse of the Court putting everybodys appetite
for news on edge and loosenng the flow Of every mans
sneeeh Tweed appeared with his two sons, Wm NJ
Tweed IT, and Richard NJ Tweed, besides his numerous
retnne OF counsel, including John GraRam Davd Duuey
Field OK Judge Fullerton, Wm. o. Bartlett, Wm. Ede
stein John T. Burrill, and Z. K. Root
Mr Peckham and District-AttOrney Phelps, WIN MS
assistant. Mr. Lyons. appeared Tor the prosecuoD anu
TIE proceedings promptly opened by the statement
tna the defendant Tweed was called upon 10 plead 20
the fifteen new indictments the nature of which be ex
uained seven being for msdemeanor, six for forgery
and two under the Mock Auction act The two latter
he urged we're the two previously found In the
Court Of General Sessions one OF which had oeen al
frred to TINS Court He cOntended, therefore that tne
indictments found last should be declared 10 nave SD
Mr. Phelps said that one Of the indictments
similar 10 already found but claimed tnat tIe stat
ute provided that IN such case bhe last loiu lhuic
me 4 red IN iLselt as "A slIperSededS.
MT BurTiI insisted that il necessary for the Court
20 nake an order ana Judge DAVIS sald II there were
any two indictments for the same OAenses nc WOuId
make the required order A.,
Judge decided that the objection relating 70 the
forgery Indictment not valid. MIN regard 70 one
OF the mock auction indictments. found Dec 10, lS
Judge DAVIS mONeu bHoO ~ D0 9NPN''NN - ~ -
Feb. 20 1873. - .,,-.----. -
framed so tAat Tweed held FOR committing an
fpuse and for an attempt 20 commit The OFF D>, which
~ a. cimed he had perfected, and tnat This was not
fHir 10 his client making two ohenses out or Que judge
,vls disposed this objection by saving that no pre-
iude could be entertained toward this defendant until
he was on trial and then he would charge the Jury tLat
II they found him guilty Of the larceny they could not
I convict OF the attempt. . %.
After somo discussion Mr. Field stated TO the Court
that intended 10 move to quash 1l tne nG4etnents
found Feb 90 and that therefore, ne woud not ask
that the Indictment OF Dec 5 1871 be as yet superseded
N tle Court would allow them subsequently 10 move 10
0uash or offer specLh plea. they would now ADVISE
tnpr client plead not uilty The Court decided 10
allow the defendant put in any plea or make any
motion after pleading that he would entertain nUw
Mr Tweed then pleaded not guilty through his counsel
10 each Indictment, and an cntry was made on The
minutes of the Court that within 10 days he c0ud MAKE
any motion that he might have made previous TO plead
iugs. The Court was then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
crrToE MARKETs.

onL.ls, Nay ecss,oa 9s1 a demand o'dH. i2s
Good Ortnafy l'ti 10" Aaahts Ie.Gi haenE & '9i n re M
bales ea,',~ Ssss 1890 bales syoains 20OO pale.
SSes .ryoIto rSst Bst2 4 * Bales TO the coaHsat .5
PKovDsscB Ma oro--seeLyaet receipts y baes sales
PSiIAos1rSIA, Msy S~totton dull Mddnss l9ei veIyne
HsSPais Msy s~Coton jul; Low Mddugs Ic reeep
s59 bales .hpSs5'i % ts 91 ans, ,aej g Dg. Sa Ndrr,
i7saIe Coed OrnaI SiS 9es reeeP. 90 e.ss gross 9S 5
osl.s sro 5esi he Continent 9O basi
Gi1rEsroS Nav steady Good Ordinary lI1tIei net
reeep.. .oz e,r. sales 500 oasi '9ss & ~ ~ w 'If S 'ees.e'
BosToS Ma ., ., ',s.ST o5 b. sDs aos II 5 b. nfs %
net receipts bales ross 266 bales; eIor-to Great BntAn,
BAIrInoEE MAJ t-Coton quiet Mddings ls net reeipt.;
- oA = -, - s.s rst rs~eints IN bales. gro, ga
bses eIT Britain o5 bales eoaswise. 40 baeE
'D ssy1Ssaa Nav s-coon SIM Mddlnr, se Low Miarg,
Bdt.ia, as bsg. ccssiv.e 5l5 bs,: .as ~ bales
los te vs-Fnet receipts taza bales; eTpor-tO Great
wIsssTos Nav scoaoa quiet nidnE sc receipts %
S,s: S,s: 1s =. S:ys so & 5 ' $
A1sus, Msy co,ioa ',s- NdHs' I5S ~ Sesp s G II,
veskyeepts 04 oAs IhPHeat' 34 bales 'AEen BY m l1d
MosIIs NAY quiet and Good Maalns lse Low
Adlhns N m e.e lIIs % .ss a. % AZ Ssss se $40 bales;
% ss bsss ~eekuet rseg 5'24 1ae; sIpor"'o The
CoLUnBus Mar lecoaGa gg.sti Low M&Aags se seesys 10
J. L55 bales; 1873. 7.l50 bales
ClrY PoINr sfay l6-CotJn--weekly receipts 7l2 bales
CfscrySAr l6-C0tton qnet; Mddhng Hse recep 10
hale. shipments 6O bales; stock, l5.7J bales.
lhCatton queti Low hddhngs b4e weekly
-re.ps bAesi shPuenE 5eO bAesi stoekLsI l@ BALES
1873 t.15l bales
s bales erpoFeosstwse b57 bales; 2D bale; stock 775
hae s9 bAle< eIpeeoasiEe J,ISJ be
ssles. bsieA .... .
MACON MAT 6-Csou Low MiddlnTs, 6i plGf vsekly
receipts 55 bales ock-lB @ob Dasi IS1Ji
6.rK
EAsnvrLE Hsy l6-Co'ton duI; Mddngs 6le; -eeAlv
receipts bales; shipments 9T bales s,ockB'k $40 bales
ls73 II $50 49,.
LOUISVILLE Hay le-cottoa que. MdlInc, loc rsee7 l1S
bales shipments, 1 bales -,
Of
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

nss.~aoS 40 S6s Flour md as 40 bush wssat
FTiIs sSssso So Corn quiet Mirsd ssSs7e whs srsSOS
o,l ora At aOs Bran Is S IA, Gull NJ Ps% KS sos s
den 8 Clear Rib sc Clear Sides. BE BAeon dull
l Lard aa Fns T,rs se Kss go Sugar du csmsaa
IA fsc. 'Eissnss"sStSs 1si ScsYod sight premium
lO1 5Ss =. spnus % Is lei sio
io White v n;er u r Double EIr wbea. quiet Corn lover
Bisy b. quiet Corn Meal 81 Is for BOled and s %
~ nbolied per cwh hied unehangsii shorts tg shp'taa
Mdd s2l Canal loser Gram. Corn
90 Rye nc SeNYort Railroad frsigh-Pour PhiladepLA
- 20 R.spt. b, LsleNl5 800 ab Rys se1 90 et Of La%bsr
ssrps BY Cans 80 bush Wheat. 7Oo bush Corn, 500 bush
PIL1DELPHA NAY ouercifrOn Bark Go.
1s % , ,Ss PsI aa saS.rs i Is 81 E 2 81 m %s
nd Minnesota kS Family s1 90 ~ % STATE 0ho and
ii g7asI 20; Amber t2i White sgGs2 quoiei
orn es sstve Yel9- sSe Md Wssiers &c Ons steady
7c8c hoass-saes Of 30 hhls Cuba at lGic Petroleum
mpoye demand Crude. l'i Refined si aisle Whisky he'll at
ST. Lows MAY In fair unchanged
3 8 ,or son No. Rel watsr i7S 81 so. No Rel 81 SiS
Corn 46aIOe. for No hIed In elevator seller
NAY c Barley dali d unchanged Rye dl and unchanged no
- ga quiet unchanged at IS Bskmeau d1B
.sra sides siSec or Clear sides sussrcuTsd
s .d % S.sI GS do1na ] lo,s a. stc lSr "as s e., R
for Inferior ~ Conmon He's eay for buyers bu " aies
7Oesi s Reesipu-iwO bbs Flour. socO bush.
Wh p 600 bush Cora oOOO buA Oats 3o bush Barley 1900
Cauie 1O0O Hogs
ToIaDo hay l6-Flour demand. dan and
heh an ~; White Michigan, s6l Amber Michigan spot
Corn ul All shade lower ale. Of & Mixed srot At DIE seller
June ss sr yGL IS eI Ass9 go buyer Ma s, e
"a. r No. Freight. dull RpsS @ le 70 Os~egp "a
2O0 ba Corn, and 1900 bgsh oats spI0ents-oo obs Flour
$3.50 bni. Wheat and II 900 hush. Corn.
w May sDns . T1TpeTss lover m % E Es S
for Har 81 % FOR Yso- Din and Virgin Tar steady "a rs
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
DECIsIONs-8fAY I6.

Supreme Court Chdmbcrs-By Judge Fancher.-
Report nsd Judgment Of divorce annte With costs
Michael Petition Hanl The Hew.iork CITY steel WORKS
agt BARLEY .1uon granted Soman al sey et al
Injunction should - continued unul the ta Notion u con
orie-ed 70 report Edes shsndleyMoou granted
in mar, a. stated In op nou. Pollock MiisrSee nem
Toi act rodL-Rere h.ck referee for further proof stated
g,on Sarun saouRepurt
Biuls-rrJugnent Tor piun-M c9ouu
Of nvoolsneSs granted With 30 q notion
Bv uge alo we'd
or tAowei % required by tie setilemtnt disn ed
Saperi0r COurt-SDecdi Ifrm-By Judge Curtis
Wagner agt fiction granted for NAY Is hcAeon ag
eeMoto paos eEdsr II short gr,nt Sullivan
agt Oar-MOa0n granted Fu5e agt Barr et aDo
" costs Judgment ld execution
anu lew -ugiy interim 81 Lukes Home Tor Ia
digent ChruIn Females az an Association for BleLOrder for
juayneIt reniiutsr
Common Peas--SpeciGI TTr-BY Judge j. F. DAILY.
-Waury ag. Robns-Mouon granted 70 place special
Hr Mar 20 40 DO Burr u-hs gt
denied (se 5pmonL Aaf az ReHArd-MO-
A. Judge RoSsoa-ve ss, Kenath-Appeaan FOR attachment
Denied.
City Court Of Br0oklyp-By ,Indge McCue-Horatio
Iron WUksDenufrer 0verrui stl liberty
h defendant ~ payment Of costa Andrew NJ ben
nett sgt rOVOuhe Judgment ard al oceedues suhse
ausn with 80 oe Deducted NON the amount
olr Ia 5
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
DEPARrURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
SaTTRDAY NAY

SATURDAY. MAY L.
Europe Southampton snd Bremen teans1D Nse
close A. n e. m A Supplementary Mai on Fel foot OF frd ST.
Uohoken closed of I D. Steamship sails At ? p .
IAN letters Deposited supplementary Mails nusl be prepaid VIII
double postagel
ir,cs Ciermsn anc Pruzsi7n Mai bv this ine
Malls lor France direct BesE Hae steamship Washing
vii N Steamship AZ 90" 1LVA i'4 .'O'
y. X
For irish only the steamship Canada mails close a a. m
No supp Mail SieamhD sa from Pier No. ~ ~ L. Al
is noto Official snd she take the miu out
Mails Kew West steamship CIV Of Ausun, eos7 AZ p M
srau.hin saI Is At . D.. a. from Pier No. ~ b. K
seanship DOCKS ana iehded
e. 90 By supp emen Nils must o prepaid double postage oy
will BE- ed BY the clerS m charge
atl m Halifax " g. closed the Sew-f0rk P0siOhce every
dar a Q. n and Boston
dav Steamship sails rnm Portland, Me- on Sa1nnay A. oP
Il. lew Friday, p.
all Indies except when
Papers cents EACH Ne must DC prepal
SUNDAY NAY lB.
Al Mails Il O'Clock Toe FVs'Onee Is open ron
tai a
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
The SIATE or TRADE
ErRnPEAN MARKETs


Lo-po- MAY Ie-ll3o Coso opened 81 a5i tor money sud
o.; A., M, srroaHL United yeTwsa Jacs iSs od
g gl. Tea Fortel si; Frs 8t b'e Railway snare 90
TvrEpoot MAJ t5-l 20 m.Cotfon oneld fesdyi AddAag
Tnaads 8d; Midug Orleans, 9ta The sls Of ne Jay ae
- II bales sales Of the week have ben n 900 bale
cnng 1000 Tor pert and on BALE on speeuon The
o~g M port balss ucutiug % w bales American Iae
receipts Of the week been $500 bales neudng tItg bales
Am.n Actual export 1903 bales TIE oepts OF wheat Tor me
psst three aavs quarter all ot slc Esre AmeneAn
IrvElPooL 6-l mCOtt"n qlri ana seadyi s-iss
y 90 bae, inc udnr 2 900 Or export and sp-caston
Io,pOy NAV l6-2y0 p. m--Rre Railway sn4ges SL
PARIS Mav Rentcs aii. Soc
62:j InO 20 arrive ef1er ind prices
have gped GL tfs tnn Wheat, Y "a Y y GENIAL
or syerag Caorni. White - Club DO, Asd Oh or he
western Spring F1our. % q y bbL for Western
l6J m.szs u Cotton shipped rom ShTarnAh
or eston deliverable MAY 9d The iock OF 'ot0u Sea-
Lorpd ti. port bales rcuding 10O AmencAA forA
g7 Ii = bhl for NeaM M-.s Lard, iU p q eEt
LryEEPoOL l6i31 uCouon Is quiet zfhe market ioI
Yarns an Fabrics Al Manchester j. hun -
Loxpoy s~ 1s5 mConsos closed unchanged United states
hgnds. 65s, old 9t l31ss si Nes fves ~
Rs1.g ,opr l6-Unted States FveIweu Doais 70 ior the
" 1871
mCeon closed qoiess saies OF ne daT
have noon II bales bales Tor speculation aud export
al az Amenean; sses Of Cotton ihppud ron
MAY June Al oi and saes oi
Aadpg Orleans shipped April at l3lod The receipts oi Corn
or The past have been 100 quarters all o Hleh were
American Lard 406 per cWt. 90, o.,-c., nj. d. 49,.
LnEDOs O-kTenlng-Llnteed Olr @SS@~'' ~ ' '0n
9pern f9Sd 3N
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

ugA They object to hm beeqss be has been ssssor IN 1s
Bsidne Department while DersrtfneH ~. s.-i,, he
dt4ssd IN = most unsatisfactory anu - " th.t tbe
Ss,c ,r,r,o,r uspper They feel assarru nss
Drpsuent ueeis 20 De aucsiy re"neL ~ 10
option 10 The ereutYe gngded by ahty
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