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, 1873-01-08

Tho counsel for Sio1ieu arc said to attribute
his conviction to tho excited condition Of Now
York society, mud tho severe comments of tho
press nbout tho increase in tho number and
rtloe:ty OF murders III the community. II this
wcro truo, It would only teach that tho people
can always do 1nueh for thoir own protection by
vigorously demanding tho execution Of tho law,
and tho suppression Of crimc. 1Aoro In anotllor
circumstance, lowoyor, that probably Ind
lnrge Influence in determining tho roB,llt
Of tho trial. This IL tho modification of
tho Jury law which permitted tho olnpaucl-
ling Of respectable mon, sufficiently intel
ligcnt to conHtruo tho evidence and instructions
properly, and auAlclcntly Interested in tho vol
faro Of tho community to deal out iustioe. Tho
RLokcn jury consisted Of IN iron merchant, Il
rotirod 1norclnut flour morcl,aat, I'LL insurance
agent broker, m architect, n carpenter, q
lrukmakcr, provision merchant, builder,
and printer. Their avocatonB indicate tl.at
they were twolyo representative mon Of overy-
day city lfo, and constituted sr'cl, q Jury III
could not POSSIBILITY hayo boon obtained under n
practice tllat disqualified NIL porsoua Of Huftl-
eiont Intelligence to form Nh opinion concerning,
pasaing ovontH
, 1873-01-08

wns In bottor tlomand mud firm. Whoat was losn
autivo, Mt Mondays raugo Of rrioos, closing at
51.21N casli, md et.23 seller February.
Corn WAS dull md ptea1y, closing No
lowor, ut 0o5SGo3024o cabh, and 81N
@o114o sollor February. oatp wero a
slialo moro active and Il highor closing at
241'6o casl'. mud 2511Sc seller February. Ryo was
qulot and p1,aao nrmor, at Gs1lc. Darloy wau
quiet and 1c highor, cloning ut Get &c for No. 2,
and 691hl@53o for No. Q. Tho nnrkot for live
hogs was largoly ovorstocked, aud pricos woro
unsettled and lowof. At n tloclino Of 10GD20o
trading was actiyo, Belos making ut s3.05@D4.00.
Closing ratos woro e8G5@8.00. Cattle woro
moderately actiyo and firm. shoop mot with n
bottor inquiry at unchanged pricos. Tho stocks
Of grain iu this city Oh Saturday last wcro
1,145,c5obu whcat II ,25o bu corn; 90, 200 bu
oats; 2l5,oG4 hu ryo, aud 337, 1872 bu barley.
, 1873-01-08

We Expressed tho opinion, somo daya Hinco,
that Mr.. Allison, Of Iowa, WIS not QUO of tho
recipients Of Credit Aloblior stock. Onr opinion
upon That matter is not essentially changed by
tho testimony Of Oakes A1nep, who says that ho
was recipient; and is confirmed by tho despatch
sent by Senator Allison, WHO is III Now York,
to tho Credit Mobilior Committee yos-
tertlay, denying tho Btatonlont OF Oakos Anles
that ho had bought ton shares Of Credit Mobior
etocls. That number Of shares aill Il check for
ono dividend woro aont him by mail, but woro re-
tnr,,od. Mr. Alliuon nhys plainly and fully that
1o hAs mover had any interest in the stock or tho
dividends OF tho Credit Alobilior, or Of tho Union
Pacile Railway.
, 1873-01-08

oporato aB an Invasion Of existing rivi1cgea and
rightn. Evory holding licenaoin tho City Of
Chicago holds 1t subjoctto tho Sunday ordinance.
Every man who Inns como to tllta city or t'tato,
and cvory man who hau ongagotl III tho 1tqltor
traffic, Inns dono 30 with q knowledge of this
Inv. It Ia true That it llao not been often e,-
agninBt tho yondern OF a,scl. i,ar1nlcaB fluids nB
laser beer, md aganat class not promo 10
crin1o, who hayo boon aco,alo1,cd to Sunday
bcor from tlor earliest YOUTH Nescrtholoap. tho
repeal Of Tic ordinance foobly as II Is likely to
DO enforced, will not full to Bhocl tho moral
rontincnts Of tho community, and do injury
to society. We llopo tho Council will lot it ro-
,nain nH II la.
, 1873-01-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

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, 1873-01-08

Vico President Colrax mada writton statemout
to tho Credit Mobilier Committee yesterday, to
oe1ect that, fivoyearsago, upon tue Representa-
tiona Of Mr. Anoe, ho contracted to buy twenty
mont Of 1900. Flo noyor received any diyiIonls,
cash or Ecrip, from this atook. In The same year
ho bought it l,o throw it back OH Ames' hands in
order to oucapo Tho litigation which Ind arisen
bctweon tho members Of the Company. lilo not
result of lis speculation hao boon n loss OF 7500
to nay nothing Of tho annoyance Of tho diB-
r1nnuroa
, 1873-01-08

a recent official investigation into tho condl-
ton Of tho people OF ireland has diHcosed
nnder cultivationin 1872, MS compared with 1871
The decrease OF acroB sown in cereals in 993G1
acres. Mr.. Froude insiats lint tho condition of
tho Irish people is improving under British
r,llo, and tl,at homo rulo would ruin them.
Emigration iB OH the increaao, and the labor Of
tho countryia compelled to abandon 1t. If home
Yulo could make tlings worso thnu thoy are,
thon 1t would indeed bo deplorablo.
, 1873-01-08

4 proposition will bo malo to tho Government
to exchange tho old Dridowul1 lot for tho old
Post Oilleo lot Oh tho corner OF Dearborn auil
Monroe Htroots, including tho walla nov Atand-
Ing Tho Mayor, tho Common Council, tho
hoard Of Education, and THO Directors OF tho
Froo Library 'uito In f"yoring lilo exchange,
with tho purpobo Of 6otting apart tho building
(Which can bu ycHtolrl at q much loHB coat tlan
tho uSo. Of sho Free I4lbtefy. Tho pro-
inct Ii ono that wonlI undoubtedly re-
suit IN mutual a1ylatngos FOR tho city
and iLo Uultol B:atcu Qoyoynlnont. aud tho
, 1873-01-08
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

TIC Tlliuoia s!ato Woman's srrrago Aesocia-
tion will lioll u meeting ut no. ISL Michigan
aSonllo tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Tho Board Of Police, yesterday. accepted tho
resignation Of Policeman John Cotoy, aud fined
Policeman digger QUO days pay Tor disoioying
orders.
Tho flcrnEo Of A. Likona, mock-euctionoor,
No. d8 Nortl. Canal street, was revoked by tho
Mayor yesterday. HiH oGonco Eas selling
s'staide " watches.
a young man Of plausible aldroag, unlor
wllicl! was hidden topraycd hoart, engaged
board OH Woyt Monroe Utrcot, md atayol just
oyorcoat belonging 70 ono Of the bon, doro.
Tho annual meeting Of tho Chicago Athletic
Club, for tho election OF oicolH aud tho trans
action Of otIor buGincss, will he hold tomorrow
e7oning ut No. 90 Market streot.
The claaa in French of Tho South sido Chris
tian Union will meot thfa evening. To-mosrow
evening Kato N. Doggott will deliver her third
lecture Oh art ut Tho claus roolnu No. 753 3lIchi-
gan nyonuc.
A mooting will DO held IN tho Council Cham
bor this oyonng for Tho purpose OF organizing
tl.o new militia regiment. Lot oEyyo.ni man
iii tho city who tleuiroA to oin this crack 0rBani
cation bo on hand promptly Mt o'clock.
Tho contract for tho gss fixtures for lilo Pa-
citc llotol, culling for what is to bo'tllo bcet
anh most extensive amount Of work oyer or
has lcon awnslod to II. II. Wilmarh & Bro.
Tho l'otillon Brothers ltaTo taken Tho barber
shop, and will lit it Up in sltmptuons style.
An EngIH', gcntloman, IL rocont arrival, who
Aay bcell ruhlslil5 oll Fonrth nllcct, near Oak-
10y, fur l.rco CT foue weuhn, !" "hkedadt}lod' with
his wifoH niutor, glsl only IL yonrh Of ago, OH
Monday last. lllo douartnd vito, who is repro
Be,tod to ho " 4 good mud inauarloun httlo
woman IL loft IN Il destitute condition. The
aba:ouding parties aro rad 10 layo "jlmpcd"
tho town Without taking Il chango Of clothing.
a correspondent Inquiries tho meaning of lilo
form "lriplo Bob Ma} Or" III applied to tho
niuBical fouoncDB Cf lin, opera Of Martin"
lille lNlnuEI:'H man who knows repliou ~ fol-
lows: The Triple bob A1njoi IL tllo fnyurto ar-
rauEvMont for Lllo wo4ains ponl, for which The
uHlln! ia1 n lcW ycRrB ago TN3 ono G!llhoR, or
twolty-ono BllllngH The parish nlort always
rings In with lilo bolfry lla'sl IN tho nnttor Of
poruslAi.ea, which allows juHt three BlIt!lings to
oacll. Tho shilling, il ntill cnitutl bob IN maly
rnrtB of England, null lhia al.otnCl!t Of tlroo
buls each may 10 the koy to tho namo Triple
lob Major"
Tho nnn,,al mouliug ot tho Btocltllcllern Of tho
C!icn;;o City llnlroaI Company WAS held Sts5-
tosdny a5tort,noIl, for tho purpoao Ut eloc!ia:,
Dircu! oru for tho ensuing yoar. II waY ratl:tr
M exciting n,ecting, tin points whereof ara
moro Interesting, however, IL tho utoekliolluru
ti,nu tn 1ho p;1blie. OF thu 49, N'0 ultarea II !H
wt:u represented ut t!u mcating. Tlero wore
seven Urauturn to 10 clecLc} and eight Gcntlc-
men III! forward aB cul'iitalan, lilo l.at nan.e,
| Mr.. I:'umpEon, ep,lbcllilG only OIL Tho condl-
tion thai !.is rcniSnatiun bu accepted OIL tho dag
! (ol!owiI:. Tbs yotos teu w follows: Abort
, 1873-01-08

torms Of tho propoaltton aro M fair as possible.
Tho city propoeoB to giyo tho Drdowoll lot for
tile Post 01ico lot outright; or to submit to m
appreisomont of botl, p'ccon of property by cont
potont poraonp, tho city to pay The Government
tho difference IL casll II tho poet Of!loo lot is
ndjudgoa 10 DO tho moro va1unblo, mud tho Gov
ornnlent to pny tho city tho difference III caso
tho rovorBo Ia decided Tlioro IL evidently no
disposition, rs there in no opportunity in e,,c
plnn, to salto any advantage Of tho Government.
Tho Dridowoll property oxtondn from Fifth avo-
nuo to tho river on Poll; street, having $50 feet
frontage on Polk, 400 foot on tho river md
1885, foot Oh Fifth ayenuo, mud contAlna 75,d30
s1naro foot Tho Post Oillco property coutains
17,100 square feet, or only about ono-fflh tho
territory. It s believed that tho actunl value OF
tho two lots would bo worry noally tho Hnmo, Int
this would be fairly determined in any cnao by
an appraiEal.
Tho only upo to which tho Government could
put tho Post Office lot and tic building which
could bo mado Of tho four walls now standing OIL
It, would DO TINT Of bonded warehouse. Tho
property III poorly ntlaptcd TO Kuch a purpose.
It is not largo enough; 1t ia located ut q
distance from l tho railroads. md would nccos-
Bitato Ri enormous expense for cartago, M we'll
40 n waste Of ti1no IN tho handling Of bonded
goods. Tho Dridowel! lot, on tho other hand, ia
admirably adapted to Tho location Of the bonded
warehouse. 1t has tito Michigan southorn and
Rock Island Railroads directly In front Of it;
tho Fort Wayne noal just across tho river; a
largo frontage Oh tho ryor itaolf; md It could
bo reached directly by all tho railroads in tho
city without the laying Of new tracks or tho Oh
ntructing Of ndditional strootp. Thoro circum-
STANCES would give tho property special adyan-
tago for Government warehouse purpogou. Tho
OF OIL tic corner Of Doarborn aud Monroe Htrocts,
OH tho othor hand, is centrally located as any
other spot IN tho city for the Froo Library Tho
wills of tho old Post Onica building arc OF tho
aolid character TINT pood tho tent Of lilo grcnt
fire, and lney DO put into porfoct condition. The
interior Of tho building can tAon DO constructed
to suit tho Library purposog. Tho DridcwoA lot
}c1onga to tho School Fund. aud, iftLo exchange
il made, tho Post Office lot would 10 leased to
tho Froo Library for ninotylino yoars, at fixed
rcutal. It is said tias Mr.. NIultott, tho Govern
1nont Architect, fayors tho exchange, and wo do
not doubt tin! all tho Government olllcia1H who
rhnll 10 made acquainted with tho real morits Of
the proposition will inIorso it.
, 1873-01-08

To-day, tho Now York Legislature will vote
for United Staten Senator. Tho Assembly Or
gnnfxod ycsterday by tho selection Of 4. j. Cor
nell ns Speaker. Governor Dix, in lis message,
recommends TINT tho Eric Canal bo kept within
the control Of the State, and that atopa 10 taken
to sniokon tranRrortation. Among other re-
forms for tho government Of Now York City lo
prosscB tho adoption OF Minority Roprescnta-
ton. Tho State dobt is e25,Pse,725, which In
$4,000, 600 lesg tIinE Inst yoar.
, 1873-01-08

Tho vory measures which tho German Govorn-
mont Inns taIlon to discourage onsigration geom
to hayo given it d groatcr atimulua thon over.
Germans are convinced TINT ita anxiety iu duo
to expectation of wnr, aud 1mmonDo numbers, it
IN stated by tho President of the North German
Emigration Society, will 1cavo for America In
tho spring, among which wil DO 10000 tobacco
grovova md IL 000 vino growers. The commission
sent out by thin Society to buy largo tracls OF land
iu tho Wost nail for Now York Sunday next.
, 1873-01-08

Tho Chicago prosltuo niarhuls wsre steady
yestorday, except wheat s.:l hghwil4as, aud
broadstuira wore loss aotlyo. DlobB pork wnu nc-
seller month. Lard wns actyo a',l llrm Ut f7.t0
poE 100 Tbs ccuh mud S740@7a211! aollct sIarc!l,
Meats woro aellyo anl strong 4. ''.}ic 10: ,iIoul
dors 556Gp53{o for aort ribs; Gc or nilort clca:,
aud e7.3U@7*o0 POI lou lha for Eroa1s l,anrl.
DroHBod ho:B woro dull and to pc. l3o :LE loNor,
at e430@4.35, lIIghMinou wero 1.oro asti,.,
but decllno4 1lo. closing at 335 pcr galon. Elour
, 1873-01-08

sonato yesterday, adds another to tho count1oHs
nchomoa for improving Cur currency, IIo pre-
roEsa That bunlinybo malo FREQ thnt no interest
bo allowed on deposits TINT banks may mako
United Staten bonds part Of their ronoryos, at,l
may rodcom their notes III coin, lcgnl tonicrs, or
National Bank noIea. The bill further provides
for t:e rooiprocal convertibility Of bonds null
ErcentackB,
, 1873-01-08

We publish o!aorhoro :. communication from
an IilinoiG fa1nler OIL tho commercial und 1nan-
CHICAGO Tn1nUSE favorH sucl, logialation iu ro-
gard to the currency ns will rcd,,co tho ratio Of
interest to the aecortainol rato Of incrcuso Of
tho national woaltls. 1t1s hardly nocossery 10
legislation call re<ucc tho ratio of Interest hollow
its natural lovol, unloss it bo lcgialnton which
improves tho character Of tho ueuurity for
lnaua
, 1873-01-08

As originally drawn, souator Shsrnan'a bill
concerning tho Louisiana md Arkansas tronbles
proposed to inquire whether thor elections had
beonhold IN accordance with the aws Of tlo U4itcd
States. In dofcronco to Senator Thurman, and
othorn w]lo ,ssho1 to yoto for tho bill, but did
not caro to approve tho Fodora1 juradiction in~
pliod In tlia wording, Senator Sherman amo,,lcl
Tie bill 60 nj to extond tho inquiry to compli-
alco with State laws. III this ahapo it ha3 passed
the Sennto.
, 1873-01-08

that city to watch the buildinga
In rrocc8n Of erection. It Ii net enough to pro-
vido tho monnn for making hro-proof buildings.
II wo would protect oursoyos from tho repeti-
tion Of tho 3onton anu Chicago i1roa, poople
muBt bo forced to talso monnB with their reaoj,
to mase their buildings reasonably non, combua-
til1o. Flrc-proof citica aro possible and practi.
cablu IN thin way nlono.
, 1873-01-08

rwcod's counsel have sought agaiu to Dolby tho
trinl Of their oaeor client, by making intormiun-
blo argumontn and dilotayy motions, but Judge
Davis was not to bo moyotl, and tho jury will bo
cmpnnollcd today for Lis trial on criminal
charges Of fraud.
, 1873-01-08

Mr. Brooks reputation Hooma to llo botwoon
MConb aud Alloy. Tho former testifica tint
BROOKS was tho only member Of Congrcss who
got Credit 1fobllior ntocls without paying fnir
price for it. I1o says lo hoard BROOKS soliciting
Alley to lot him Enyo 80 shnreB, which lie obtain
ed, md for which ho promised to tal;o caro- Of tho
Democratic aido Of tho uouao. all this Alley
stoutly do,liea,
, 1873-01-08

General Humphreys Chief OF Enginoors, In
forms Congroau that 50, ST., ,4G2 Ina 30 far boon
Epont OIL tho canal nro,,nd tho Fnl!n Of tho Ohio,
and 80, 7G9, 900 on tint around tho Dea MoInos
Rapids. Tho sllip-canal talked Of to connect
tho mississippi aboyo tho Doltn with tho deop
,yaterg Of tho Gulf will cost 81, 10000
, 1873-01-08

Tho st. Louis Republican will, this eynnlng,
formally open and inauguralo ita now and splon-
did building, which haa takou tho place OF tho
ono destroyed by fro about two years ntco. 1t
ia ono Of tho mont notable and imposing odi-
aoqs IN tho country, a11l Ia Togthy OF tho groat
, 1873-01-08

Btokes las boon taken from lin luxurious
qunrtorH III tho TombH, and confined In tho
m,lrlerera' coll, Ono ground on which tho ver-
dict will DO attacked by stokos' counsel ia tho
ro,,arh sail to have boon mndo by ono Of the
Jurors, between tho t!rut and Aecond trlala, that
ho would bo IN juror next limo; tAon you will
600 what will Happen to Btokos.'
, 1873-01-08

1EE2ts OF suEscnlrTioA (rAYAnLE IN ADvAEcE}.
DAILY, hy r,hil. 300 Sunday.
FRI. Weekly. lj.tNl Weekly n.UO
pnrts of yanr at tho EAn,o rhto.
Torsayont delay mud .nisthkos, TO and gvo Post
OfEco nsldioss III full including stato and County.
ncmttncot may bo ,alo citrr by draft nxprelI, Post
Olco order, or In tcCistosed lotots. At our risk.
TEhMB To UirY suuAcnlHErs.
nsIfy, tlc1ircrn sunday cSeepod, q conk per unek.
Daily, delivered. Eundny included, 30 gents or week.
Address THE TRIBUTE COMPANY,
Coinor Madison n,ld DratGotn.ats., Chicago, I'll.
TnInuNE branch 0a,co, No. 4e9 Wnbash.Av., In tho
Eoukstore Of Mes.rs. Ctll, Andrews 4 CO.., w1lero
advertisements hd subscriptions will bo 1ocosad, and
will have tho attention II loft At tho Man
oAcp,
, 1873-01-08

New Orleans was quict yesterday. Tho pincli-
back Legislature nnl the lIouso OF tho Fusiol~
int Legislature wore il ao3sion tllore waa no
quorum prcsont iu tho 6onnto Of the lattor
, 1873-01-08

Tho laloDt doyico for flniing out whether
thoro arc any Toton Sioux IL tho proposal Of the
1ntoror Department 10 take careful consua Of
Q1l tho Indiana on tho Continent.
, 1873-01-08

,lYERS' OPERA 1lousE-Nsonroo stroet, between
ftato nni Dearborn. Arlington, Cotton kctnblo's
Miastrnl anil Durlesquo Tsaupo. t'rla Black Pocket
DoaH." 'tWanted: 4 Nurso." 'rotcr pipor."
, 1873-01-08

jINEH'H TifIhTRl5-W abash Gaonue, cotnor Of Con.
t:::i. a.rsst. Engagement u t0acph Proctor. 'Tho
l,,a rocket.Bohk." Afternoon and evening"
, 1873-01-08

.+'yi'}E FRS characterization etrcot, botweon
Esa!c Gt l),a~.,or. Engagement oil h.s ChArlotto
Cu.illan "tiuy 1tennorlrg." Aforloon ind eyeulng.
, 1873-01-08

academy OF MUSIC Iiatstcd street, sonth OF
= ai:,. Ttso 6eea:1frr:co English 0pera Troupe!
;>.:.or Of hlc;.ntara." Esenn:, bohemian Girl"
, 1873-01-08

AL owncra Of rcll cBIae TINT ns bocn eod for taxes
will 10 Interested In lilo liotco of Juln Forsyt1c Esq,
putls'sd to-day announcing Ills retirement from tl.o
lax-hnnincEr. Knowing Mr.. For,ytAe III VIC do, wo
would greatly prefer snttlln with him. sa'1ar than to
tasa thu chances Of bott!inJ with l!s uucco:eor.
, 1873-01-08

GTOBE Observation-Disclosures htroc, betwoou Madl
aoa and Washington Dra,ulsa ana aiusieni V"fottc''
tftgrroon md oThnilir.
, 1873-01-08

Tho Noyala Legislature, which met yester-
day, Ina postponed tho election OF United statcs
Senator until tho 2lat Inst.
, 1873-01-08

Crosby, 1a, 900 y: D1oatt, 1920; Daniel 4.
Loo looop ran oo v ia9o Aoe9Mn M rsp sMp ao
N. D. 1IoniioaBy, 7,17v, md I1aryoy II. Iho,np::
non, 1,G3S. All but tho last wore declared
oloclcu.
, 1873-01-08

!iOOTt.V'3 OPERA HOUSE. -Ran1ollh ottoos, be-
t,7,ca Clark ent l.aSa1io. Now Comedy Company,
''iaLcs III tho Vous1s.h Afternoon and evening.
, 1873-01-08

-:r.,02;'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES strons, basweon
yf,s.ii,;. .oa nnt Randolph. Engagement OF Mr.
ana iir. A. O. Mi'lcr, "IIiddou 1land." Afternoon
ri nya:1inr,
, 1873-01-08

City Of st. Louis. 1t1 internal structure Ia mod
elfcd aftor that Of tho old TRIBUNE building,
which was likewiBo destroyed by nro.
, 1873-01-08

pIM?TrTs nE:IOVED Ard SKIN MADE SMOOTH
h5 l:siny ,,unpnr r.: Soar. Manufactured by Ctswcll
CO., NuU York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Feb. 81, 1873
.;Cotton weak; good ordinary I61ac. Net receipts,
S55 bales ExpOrtsT0 Great Britain, 478; coastvise,
1858. sales 1850. Stock. 74H0
NKw ORLEANS Feb. q, 1873
Cotton-Demand generally active; good ordinary,
l7ac; low mddlings lsIfc mdd!ings, I9Isc Net re.
eeipts. 62sS bales gross, $3.50 Exports-ro Great
Sales. $500; last evening, $500. Stock, l96475
MOBILE, Feb n, 1873
Cotton dull good ordinary, l7Mc; low mddlings
l86c 1896. mddlings, l94c Net receipts, $40 bales
Exports cOastwise, 1885, Sales. 500 Stock 46,G28
SAVANNAH, Feb. 81 1873
Cotton duh and nominal; mddlngs l9izc. 95Sc Net
receipts 1850 bales ExportsTO Great Britain 3472;
to the Continent, 30 cOastwise 3S. Sales, IA Stock
620S3.
CHARLESTON, Feb q, 1873
Cotton dull low middngs, 1870. l87xc; mddlings,
l9c Net receipts Si5 bales Sales 200 Stock 81 1855
WILMINGTON, Feb. n 1878
Spirits of turpentne lower at &c Resin dull; S. for
strained So 90 for No crude. Turpentine steady s. 25
for hard 81 rs Tor yellow dip and virgin Tar higher
81 Co.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 27, 1873.
Tobacco active and firm at unchanged prices sales
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. EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARxEr.-LONDON, Feb. N-5 r. M
Consos closed at 92 9S TOR money and 925 924 for
the account United States fvetwenty bonds 1865 old
g3h 1875 9s4 ien;forties. $50 new ives sou Erie
Railway shares, 52i4
PARIS BoURsx.-PARIs Feb. 2-P M.-Rentes closed at
56f Sc.
M.The market closed dull Mddling upands, sd. ,
midding Orleans gy6d. 10j. The sales of the day
have been 10000 bales including 1000 for spec and
export or the sales 5000 bales American Sales of
cotton shipped from Savannah Charleston, January
and February at 7l6d from the same ports February
and March, 9lad.
LivERPOOL BREADsrurFs MARKEr.-LIvERrooL. Feb a.
Up M-The market is dull Wheat, lis. 3D. lis 3D. per
GENITAL for California white lbs Cd Us l0d for club
do and rs Sd for red Winter Flour 2s Cd. 29s per
Dbl. for Western
LIvERPooL PROVISIONS MARKEr-LIvxRpooL, Feb 81
Up M.-Pork, 55s. per Dbl tor new Bacon S5s tor
Cumberland cut and 36s. cwt for short rib mindless
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, Feb. IL
Spirits turpentinc 48s per cwt
LoNpoN PRopucE MAnxEr.-London, Feb. 27-5 p.
M-Taow, AS 30. Abs. Sd. per cwt Sugar 2ss 2ss.
3D. per cwt for No II Dutch standard, ahoat Calcutta
lnsecd 65s 3d. Lnseed cakes f10 s. fl0 los per ton.
spirits turpentlne AS. II ass ID. per cwt
PETROLEUM MARKET-ANTwERP, Feb N.-PetrOleum,
AL tor fine pale American
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ket active and steady Sales reported of
$500 bills Tor prompt delivery. private terms; line
late yesterday isoSbis last hall Of May, al SOc We
PnovsIoss 1RecsipssI7so lbs pork sos packages cut
sales The Jobbs trade was light; $50 bbls sold
prime lot Beef in the absence 81 any considerable
ness was dull and nominal We quote Plain new mess.
i"a', SIS T%s .f% INDIA e %s.
range for prime Texas and Western from S3 TO- sx
re for City and sc SXc for Western
quiet and nominal we note sales loo boxes snort
az Seaf he at west s So @ ca & o
rib at 67sc. To-, and 25j boxes Cumberland at 61sc:
Lard ruled duh and weak at SIC; nominal for prompt
S76c buyer paying BROKERAGE and 500 ticrces May de-
Livery at is-l6c city, at SIC, was dull and nomnsl
shoulder for MarcS dsliyery ' bellies
lbs lSlbs average, at 4c 100 tierces picked hams
RIcE-The demand was confined to small lots at Sc.
choice Carolina, and esSc &C. Tor iiansoon ''''s
boxes including go hhds clirasai on private erSs
as%c 100 hhds molasses sugar &C. sSsc 1000 boxes
molasses sugar at 8tsc, 1000 boxes centrifugal at &C.,
s s@a a. S1Hs Yards Refined W was
to good fair. slsc SIC good to prime, sac sNc;
s'SSsy hSds e mo
l Las hhds and.bSxes 7Ac s%c me!sdo, sHc e.
lokc. il1sc Porto kico-Reanins common to prime
baic stsSds sdiofSs o s @ & svaDaich
standard Nos. 10 TO r. SIC. 9Ic. Manila-superor
Rhas. Bo9e& Bags. Metado