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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-06-05
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YARD wn.,,ya,o, p,,- NAV ,n,n So,
Mfssrs. Roolleg Dc PdnIFump
Dear Srs Your faver o. the 20 h inst, covering
check OF the Travellers Insurance Company, OF
Hartford Conn, for six Hundred and FltIy (e650)
DOLLARS mas been received and the same ID acknow-
edEed as In full Of my claim against said Company
for loss Of time, tBg from injuries received by
tne accident on the Z. W. ID. h H., on the 22nd of
November last.
BE pleased 10 accept for yourselves my thanks for
your assistance in the matter, and the Company for
mySO,st CHARLES e. FRlTz
NJ OTICE-A y. A. M.-The sixty seventh annual
IN communication OF the M. W. Grand Lodge OF
+. a NJ of the state OF Delaware, will be held
In the Masonic Hall, In the city OF Wilmington on
FRIDAY the 2lth day OF tune, 1873, at 4 O'Clock,
A. j. p. ALLMONt
mySs-eodtm Secretary Grand Lodge.
EITY ASSESSMENT
The City Assessment for the year ls7a, having
been completed, is filed in the Oce OF Tie Clerk Of
the CITY Council for public ms ection.
The City Council Will sit TO hear appeals from the
assessments on THURSDAY June eth $50 at ~
myS6-tmea CLERK OF the City CouGci.
~ Office STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
IN NEW CASTLE 4 WILMRGToN X. r. Co..
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of This
Con pany will be helu at the office OF the Company
ID NV Castle on Thursday, the PIN Of June, at Il,
-myE5tm Secretary.
~ OrlCB
To the Editor Of The Commercial:
Having seen In your paper OF the 18th inst no.
tlce OF Pusey Rice, OF Of their drivers having
been hirel by Walton d James, take this method
OF informing my old customers the cause OF my
leaving them In the first place, Pussy Rice hired
man from Philadelphia and paid min more wages
than they were willing to pay and having served
on latnall, West, ashngt0n and Jefferson streets,
IoF I've years and built up the route Tor Them, did
not think II was doing me justice to put me- of my
Old route and put Philadelphia driver az an in
crease OF wages over and ADORE me. In the second
place did not hire with Walton james unltl after
had lett Pusey Rice. GEO p. HALL,
myl9-u with Walton James.
n oTICE-A GOOD INVEsTM sNr : Ihe Me-
IN chanics' Loan association Is now Issuing Sd
series OF stock. The Association offers a premium
OF 10 per cent. per annum for the LIST series which
VIII no doubt Induce the holders to wit draw this
giving additional advantage TO the I'd and Sd series
SUBSCRIPTIONS received by the secretary,
mylS-u L. 7. TAYLOR, 3 Market st.
NOTICE = TAGG ERT's EXPKESS. - The only
IN Line delivering goods twice day, from Phil
adelpma. Prompt and reliabe Special attention
given TO private baggage, aud forwarded to all
depOts ana hotels. A special messenger to and
rom Philadelphia daily. ONCE No. East 4th ST
Wilmington, or Chestnut Street Wharf Phladel.
phia Goods received IN Phiad'a till o'clock
mayo'lm JOSHUA TAGGERT.
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--latest thing out is the mixed colored shoes fol
children, ali The rage IN New York CITY, to be had al
Bsbcock Bros, 200 and 2Os Market street.
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Boarding..

DoARDING.-Am man and wife can be accommo-
dated with board also, a lew St gle men, az
Ieb6t. 29i SHIP LEY STREET.
DoARDING for Gentlemen at
Is my2e2 4lp SIMPLIFY STREET..
DoAROING-FoF Gentlemen, at
II my7-lm los r. 9Th Street
DOARDING.-RoOms on second, hird ami fourth
Id floors, at N W. Cor. Sth and WEST SITS.
apr22.tf A. A NJ. FOTHERGlLI-
HhoARDINa-For GENTLEMEN at
ID sep16-tf sia KING STREET.
DoARDIN9-At
D apra-sm 900 DELAWARE AVENUE
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ENOR RENT.-Third Story connecting Rooms,
over our Carpet Store, 40 and 222 Market st.
apr25.tt g. WORRBLL.
LNoR RENT-Stores for rent, one on King and
Il one on Fifth street, in the new hotel building,
CLAYTON House. Apply to
marl1-n z T. TAYLOR
ENoR RENT-Two large connect ng rooms in the
third-story OF the Saville nuilding, for society
meetings OF for light manufacturing. Apply to
ALEX. SAVfl1E,
feb1,u bl2 uarket street.
EINoR RENT.-Dwelling House No. 1906 Delaware
N Avenue, II rooms, with all the modern Inn
provements; possession given on the 9bth OF March
next. Apply 10 CLEMENT b. SMYTH,
dec2u. Isis West Street.
LNoR RENT-Large fourth-stoFy reom with anti
~ rooms; suitable for societies. Apply TO
RICHARDSON d HOPES
nov25-H sos Market street.
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We have in our Job Printing Department the
best machinery, and an ample force Of skillful
workmen, and are prepared TO execute all orders
Ia this line from visiting card to mammoth
poster, including letter-heads, blank notes.
checks, deeds mortgages contracts lawyers
briefs, bill-heads pamphlets, books blank-books,
&c, in the very best style on the shortest notice
to get good work, promptly, at fair prices, are
invited to send in their orders.
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The HARNESS MARKET,-The transactions in
line custom harness are reported to be 4irly ac-
tive, owing to the desire Of buyers to escape
from the heat OF the city during the summer
months but the absence OF country buyers has
caused depression in harness OF the common
and medium styles The sale of light summer
horse clothing linen covers and fly nets - good,
both at Wholesale and retail. In sadde-trees
the falling OF OF orders has given the market
more quiet appearance. Orders from the coun-
try for medium collars are somewhat better, and
saddles meet with more encouragement at re-
tail from city buyers,-Pttadelptta Ledyer
jun /.
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BURNED TO DEATH-A LITTLE CHILD THE VIC.
rlM'-luesday afternoon about O'Clock a little
two and half year old child, son of John Car
roll, residing at the West Chester House, this
borough, was burned so badly as to cause death
III a few hours afterwsrd The little fellow had
gone up stairs by himself and finding some
matches upon a shelf he began playing with
them, and III doing SO one ignited and set fire to
his clothing and before his parents could answer
TO his frantic zcreans. his injuries were such as
to battle the best medical SKILL HeSt Chester
Aelrs.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
TUESDAY, Feb. IS-P. VI.

The general movement in stocks has been on a
limited scale, and only average business has been
done with an average animation. Briefly, the mar
ket was firm during the forenoon, weak at the
second board, and irregular thereafter but closing
steady Erie was the feature Of the morning, and
advanced TO 659, with all kinds of stones going
about favorable TO a further rise doubtless dissem
mated with view Of making a market for long
stock After the second board the stock became
conspicuous for decline 10 ca. some reports being
current that the late dividend Of j. per cent the
Common shares Of the Company was paid out Of tho
contributions of certain holders Of stock who
thought by this means 10 establish higher basis for
their shares We give the story for what II is worth.
Lake Shore finally felt the influence OF the late
heavy marketing Of long stock, and went off 10 gG.
Western Union formed the afternoon feature by a
rapid advance TO s9., but yielded half point at the
close. Union Pacific was frmer though it is more
less affected unfavorably by possible future move
menfs at Washington. Still the outstanding short
interest is quite formidable, and may afford future
element in favor Of higher prices. The investment
stocks were firm, coal stocks steady and expresses
neglected, A nOle complete history Of the market
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

weak for '1d &C. Tor ,ue The Creek quo.son, for
T9t W. ~ 20 on lpPsf % 400 - g,a1 90 Ol
re Fa5abi st he'd At ssli sr wes end cy crasss 10
cr quoted gais!e, si sale hte yesterday Of 800 bb.
RIcs-T6e demand mi to iobbng the trade sales %
tes CaIolns stsaele.i @e bag k'ngo,n s 2, oi@'e
os AZ . ' ,.d . go bSS, ca5i Z, s.a es bose, a,a
fDr Caye sni &c Clear Cen z 410 bags s4,
Reiuo sugars steady White a, 4ll1e Hafl ia ne the hgtsr
sEEDs-coyer heavy With f business .al. Of ilso bags
dai nj nominal a, 50 75Gsi D5nesde ee quoted 80
= ~ - per lush 1 .1uta Lsss az 80 e % i ''A anu D '''
We note small Mae CASTLE at lo .ad LEGION at l7c
SMAC-Ths market very quiet and uchaged small bbne los
qnos at sl7 ~ oSne1e for ile better 0'aAa' n ''f'
T1G6W da and sisay sales Of 900 D. lo stsiaaie for
s ~ @a All t.y yS1o' ,S@ 5s @ % Svo 70 BE- a ne
prices cuut for Manufactured good, continue % el-rt a. an'o.a
wa, not yery spirited sloagh pnes o.
sST, s s 20 record some * ohe so3 2o1
n tnSashei western at 45aic 10 Tabwasnd ole seoo
90 bales Montevdo, 49, ave; 200 bales she'pans 2Gc We
qp1 o,S.Te gGssoE,-yewYork Michigan nlana wonun
ssIon SooS E,ssSi Fleece slasc Qaarieoo Fleece oas
Common fleece 59Gele Co@..ag fee ,Sqif: &c.. 7o-o The.
SasTr pood Fleece ele6Gc CommOn Fleece soae couuag
low VEEgovr AND T1ryors Threequarer and Puhlo'd Ne
rno 5jdslc Haoood Fleece 6OGt3c QnafisfOo0i Ieos "
M,sora KFyTresT sSO TEyyrsEUaTahed Fleece 'sq'o
rS% i ,FD wooLcoce 7oa7c Far 65a65c Inferior and
OI'ls PrslsD Woo1SeYors CITY E, Pn3 Nss c
super and REtra sld57c Co1n EEts Peed 5s9te Coah'
suPsi cp d5e i3Gi spring cp medium .se
i9c spng Clip low grades aud bury as'ei FA CDp %"
Tsris@Fnt ioailc Meiua ioaile. Low 0d''- Interior
ssaS FoaSloS E'!y q Gl H ,,s 3S.s, As' %
Merno and Metz "a, >, pa ~ 9z ho1'e''-s' ''-' |
" WHISKY io%er, GS and more scSe o. so bb ns,
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

Extra mails for Europe, tomorrow per steamship
Nevada, viii close at 9l5 a. H., at the Merchants
Exchange Nos 50 aud 81 Pine-st.
Money ruled active at 1-32 and interest until about
p. m, when the demand became more active and
afternoon borrowers call paid much as 1-l6 and
interest up to the close The bond houses were pay
ing gold. Mercantile paper is nominal at to II
per cent the bulk of business being at 10 10 per
cent.
Government bonds were less active than yester-
day OF the closing days Of last week, the demand
from the German bankers being somewhat abated ;
vet considerable amounts were taken Of the later
issues of 52Os and the long series of 1881. The mar
ket closed steady. Fisk d Hatch report as follows
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
City bank shares were quiet. The demand was
moderately active but few offerings were elected.
le following were the bids

There was a moderately active business in rail
road bonds Central Paeifcs firm at 1910
1O4l, and Union Pacific Land Certificates advanced
from q! TO Isl. Union Flrsts receded a fraction,
selling at s7iQs7., and Incomes Were weak at &C.
Western Pacifcs advanced to 94l6sj an active de-
mand for these and Central Pacifcs from the Ger
mans being reported. Harlem Firsts sold at l02;
NewYork Central Skies of 1887 at 92; Erie Firsts at
1922, Fouiths at 9s, Fifths at "a Great Western
FTsts at 81 Seconds at 80. and B. H. and Erie Firss
al 42. Ihe bids wore as annexed
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
offered. Asked.


The Treasurer Of the New-York and Harlem Rail-
road will receive proposals for $3OOOCO OF the new
consolidated seven per cent mortgage bonds OF the
Company until Thursday Of this week, at his Office
at the Grand Central Depot. The high character Oh
the security win no doubt draw out large orders
from cautious investors.
EXPORTS Exclusive of specle from the port Of New
York TO foreign ports for the week ending Feb 10,
1873, $5.64l, ,S26.
The Philadelphia stock market is dull. Pennsyl-
vania Skies, 10s; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
q: Reading Railroad, 57s Pennsylvania Railroad,
COT; Gold, 1lfs.
The annual statement Of the National Life Insur-
ance Company Of the United States Of America
claims attention. During the past year the Com
pany has added TO the net amount at risk 500 per
cent more than in 1871, and had fewer lapses. Its
assets arc correspondngly increased by nearly
half million dollars-an increase believed to be
greater in proportion than that of any other Com
panv in the country. It's ratio Of expenses to re-
ceipt5 is largely diminished. This Company
is managed on the stock" plan, with
low rates of premiums in lieu Of diyi-
dends to policy-holders and its officers
claim that this difference between its rates and
those Of other companies have constituted during the
past wear the equivalent of larger dividend relative
w. than any other company has paid. The simplicity
of the stock plan Of conducting life insurance COM
pany eommends it TO the tiyOr Of that not incOnsd-
erable proportion of the community that is slightly
bewidered by and tired Of the argOn of compounded
premiums, contribution calculations, and deferred
I;,,fd
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

The gold market opened firm at 1l4!, and soon adj
vanced to 1l4I Subsequently the price declined to
ll4l, on some talk that dsai1ected member Oh the
bull clique had threatened TO sell out his interest
Foreign exchange continues weak, and affords no
supporting element to gold. The London markets
to-day have had no effect upon the price consols and
United States bonds ruling steady, and moneyin tho
outgide market at p to per cent below the min
imum rate at bank. Erie was however, active, and
quite excited and sold high 5 against 5Ot last
night On gold loans the rates were g. 9, 5i g. and
per cent paid for carrying fat and for borrowing,
per cent. The Assistant Treasurer redeemed in
called bonds $1,000 and paid out $4,000 in coin in
terest on the public debt. The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold
cleared, Sj9,1H, 600; gold balances Sl,0S444; cur
rency balances, 81 124O3Gf. The following were the
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
j. S. KENNEDY 81 Co,
No. Al Cedar-st. corner of William-st.,

No. II Cedar-st. corner OF " NlITam-st,
OFFER FOR SALE the small quantity remaining un
sold of the INTERNATIONAL AND HoUsToN AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY's FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD Bonds and
recommend them as an undoubted FIRsT-CLAss IN
VFsTNFNT SECURITY. Present earnings than
double the amount required to pay interest and con-
stantly increasing.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
Nt,,v vopv nAuy TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 10, 1873
o,sn I,hon C,on o,o,e =, a7aa1e 2sO beg, TaIragna

the Ssh Leahon C,on qsoed a fTa3c $50 bsg 's'
Almonds at 18lc and IS bags IyRcas At I0c ,.,---.
PIs-r 1 continue In demand and the maFke s
s a. se S for prIleI Bank and ~ Is for eory's d. hacke
are very arny held good demand the supply small We Qno
No Nase6usptta Shore at 5l2dS2 No. At $l rIA NO
do al s3 5 No. Bay, @l7dSVi No do, SRDeiS oJi TO
Hafr Ts o. No do. medium and large SIG a ana 10 .
40 In bnd al =, jaS7 Smoked Herring quiet but brn at c
Tor Scad and I8o Dutch Herring bfn and ID lar ae
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

We are now selling the GOLD SEVEN PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the WEST WISCONSIN
RAILWAY COMPANY's SOUTHERN EXTENSION OR
CHICAGO CONNECTION at 81 and accrued interest in
currency We confidently recommend these bonds
TO investors. For further information. apply at our
office IS Wallst. WHITE, NORRIS " Go.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

FEATRRS-There air demand and he mar es stea
sales Of 800 M At 7G7Jc for Prime aud 5OGa5c for Mied
FERTILIZERS have been In more active aennna, I 1.-THE,
sou, an pI t5aS9 CTescea Bone Dust 35a imperal
TIeco GTor t!Sd s65 tuB aud Sus Pure Dissolved Bone
iuou tor Wheat st opening Of Change light
and prices Of all grades sts n5se Ne mse closes unsettled and very
mall lots irregular and easier prices q te m ''ss s are snsee %
CHICAGO Spring private terms 81 ., ,0s M 5 5 Sb So Sbego
sau 5 S 9bc is rm bot Common is very heayy sales Of 500
% 9 fr onnr5 Tworowed and 81 % ior choice Canada
West ia store BARLEY fair demand and Choice hi as 5
S mime red state freely offered and close lowers
@ @ @ g 20 Sq'9 Sss Ss oas q ,saS M5aa w ad az
and Od in store at 5'e White at oSaoe &c s & SI az & Corn s
ower f h demand greatly restricted 9Eng 10 ,hs a
5ci good DO at ei od Western MIoa at StS % IN ,,o 5s z @
S sohem White az 75;c srd Jersey Yellow at 6q63c
GUYYIEs-The inquiry r Cloth has been only limited snd % TICS
April and May lac asked Bags are very quiet ou1 hOle'' arc Urn "
GUGSo-rbe maks. for Peruvian steady with good inquiry We
quote $40 Guanape, and S79 for Chineha p,,.
lower grades Foreign Ies and the %sr.e s2d Les S
heayy but no lover saed Hides Domestic are moiee de-
mani bo1 for export az s54 home & R @ % s be eE 6,g
been Hides and bales from foTdg1 and Jl Hides IRON @ % sq
from Monte,dso per Sene 2o from Guided Bolivar per M9ga
l3 from San Antonio per ANY oe'I Iron rom 1sIllsa Be- m sy @
Corpus Christi Robert M1aq i tom @ d per Sss SS
Orleans per Gen SedgVics 100 from Savannah Per -, %
Sae sas since the 9Th Inst have 57o Hides foOogs
$500 Dry Monevdeo 2 b. e gold selected 40 D santa re-
Dry b. A. Seconds, y 10 AZ pnyae terms
1909 Dry G. OK Z NJ at 26ie gd seeeedi +1 Dry Ces'Tsi
t24d2ic, gold they OO Bog1ta, ~ 10
AZ se tens Dry California Ito arhYel y 10 at 2tc, god
selected 1900 Dry Mexican % h. at 23lc. gold selected 2O Dy
gold, selected 5000 Dry Corpus Christi
23dl5 b. at 2d25c currency selected H0 Dry TeIas part to ar
currency selccte $500 Dry Texas HIPS 70
anye private ens 800 Dry and Sied MataInoros W
N at pye terms; 30 Wet Saled TeHas 4'doO h At private
terms M Sailed TeIas Kp (part 70 arve Z2d2i ~ a. pr
yate terms Sated Western G 10 At private tesi Loo &
saei Slaughter 1880 10 at l2iUc, currency $40 "eI
Sat Country slaughter 55a6O b at 2o currency he STOCK on
bales time last 10000 bdes and
EO ba a. follows 5000 Dry Buenos &c, 1900 Dry Monte
yo &C. 500 Dry GranGe Dry Central American 1000 Dry
Sated Mexican, 5000 Dry and Saled Texas and
southern II Calcutta gj bales Caeua Cow We Guoe
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

Recent. for the l5l8l 455 than y week
446 boxes; past week, IN N botft
1876 Gable quotation is God cos
at ll4 Again have abroad ami higher utg m ro
boh favorable cheese trade alt transact large Frd
bot he receipts shipments coo Caud cheese and
considerable the balance low grade State Shipper are m bay
weeks Ike the It in contrast with shat
agOwl leave with light stocks TIE bone
trade has 10 still Tor very fancy
reduced small stocs and holders t
Of
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
COPPER


Drop Cuba Muoysl0 28d38c do New-Oreans. 55d12lc
NAVAL STORES-The market for Ron to-day has been almost
wholly inactive owing freight the offerings
uu hght and prices generally h quote Strained At 80
with 50 bbl good Strained sold at 80 85 In Spirits Tupentne
there has been nothing done the only for the trade and this
light this quote bc Tar steady but dull
81 50d ~. City Pitch. &4dS IS
OIs-Lneed remains quiet but prices are hrn at Sd9c
bbs. Crude
steady Menhaden remains quiet bat 6my held
Lard dull but steady 1Oc for Prime Winter Other Oils
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
Coleman BenedIcts closing quotations at p m

William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus 80 days time, ana i to
2per cent bonus on GO days, at the following yarl-
ations from the market price of the securities named
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK BXCUANGE-FIEsr CALL,
l0t O'CLOCK A. VI.
Safes Of Government Bands 80
1000 L e ts Coup. 'slliSl $500 Us 30 e G7Oc iet
6OOO L y so Con-, C&..ISt 1900 Us 5slOioC D'c'l'S
5000 Us. $40 COu, 'C7,1l0k
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
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feaal NoIltes.

~. Y. SUPREME COURT FOR THE CITY
~ AND COUNTY or EEWNORK.-JOHE MARSHALL. Pla n.
TiiE AMERICAN CORRUGATED IRON COMPANY De.
For demand (Com. not
ITO ihs deetan You hereby and REQUIRED
this action which viii
oths Ceri Of toe City snd Coan Of keNYcls At the OV Han
sad city. answer 70 the said comp
NE tuhs bic oboe No "A william street the City Of
within the service Of this
o the II fail 10 tbe
Tt within tie time oread The plainuf 10 this cuon will
he Of three thousand four hundred
and lflo cost th Interest from the tIst osy Of March
ht hundred sDd bdf the costs Of This aeuoB
Hated Hes IOrt, Jsa. 10. 1879
ERASTUS NEW, Plaintiffs Attorney.
compliant n ts action OGe Of the Cet Of the
Cas- O heuiO i8th February. 1879
EkAs1Us NEW. Plaintiffs Attorney
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
~ Petition Of he hsor AaeIme ard Comnouay Of The Gay Of
ksx-Yo o. Public Wots
gsOt nds IN toe Cy Of YorE icing sbds tbe
ODebuBifed and hntlst Tenth
Hset second and Anei tA eonmsneng $50 feet of
hereby the ee peOhs
isres in 'Le sds ts Hesis Leoamsris Sd premises
Of Appraisal In the shove
sa astr the ssid Report t1g ooTpso VII ts yrenied to
Sp Tern thsS! 10 be bed At Chambers
CesIbOa in The Cy @ Eesfok 90 sSnaay iss @ day Of
9 Opping Of be Court On tb day o. ~ btTe
amer beard sPe noop viii then SDo there Be- nss
eosfTnapou Of ssd New ora December ~ bZ
DWIGHT N. OLAsTEAD
ADRIAN H. MULLER, Conn issobtsa
GuAhLff T. CkAHAA.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19


oAMBALIhe demand moderate and the market steady
quote CITY at 81 10, and Ontario u per bb.
OlLCAkEIhe demand for Cake has limited sales Of Western
Thin at : - 80, currencyi City nominal At SO 3d. gold
PRoNlsONSIhe Pork market bat quiet; Old Mess Is
nominal at +li s0 and New obbng St 1854 87ii the
SAFES cash and REGULAR 30 hbk at 4 for Old Mess so I31
ga sl for New do ell 80 for B Prime s e5 rWesiem Prime
Mes for fuu delivery sales Beef is quiet and
CHANGED ses bbs Sl0d eli IS for Pin Mess sud S2G
81 so EIt Mess and % bb CITY Mess Extra private
ee Beef quiet steady sales 30 $40 for Prime Mess
Beef Hams Grm aud fair demand sales OF rs bba At s1 for
western Cat Meats good denand sales OF l3O
6hs C Hans iesh At l0c light weights 800 do Shoulders oe
900 do Pked Ole. l0O Smoked Hams 10 ny M and Ue do
W NJ BE- b Green Bellies light at 1loc 30 boxes Bellies az
8c Tor u No. aud 8c for " $50 bb Dry Shoulders
terms Bacon less plenty and under good demand better sae
@ % boxes Long Clear at idc the inside price tie bHye paving
hmkerge 3O boxes Long short Clear togentr e
800 boxes short Clear l5l6c held st sdic 1000 boxes Long
and Short Clear for April private ena Loo DO At Chicago o
April and $50 boxes Long Clear tie
Dressed hoSs steady and In fair demand quote 5idb.c Tor
Western, aud bIdilc Coy Land active
seep for future contracts the hgn asked foe cheek the
chipping inquiry sales u lJ70 bbi< aud
iy, S for Fair Prime Steam For delivery
1880 seier March 7bc aud 7oO
ume and9 Tor February al Slc
PerROLkUh1he market for Strained has very qEet
sead with mal of a bbs for prompt delivery sold
Ibe u 'esse- Tvs' Isshe, brsoess Cse bs da and
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

State bonds were dull. Tennessees sold at 79l6
793, and Virginia Deferred at 14.a14., Consols NOV
ing at So Gj6. The market was devoid Of any new
featnrn The following Mere the hide.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
THE MARKETS.
rCmefalr reported for THE TErHrysI

TUESDAY, Feb. 10. 1873.
AsHEs-Po steady WITH moderate obbng demand at 80 70
Pearls are. inactive ami nominal
BILDSG NATERALS-BHcKs remain very quiet ani UNCHANGED
Cement tu and - 10 Tor Bosnda. Lith very quiet
an seady very dull and unchanged; quoted at 30 Tor
Common and IS Lump Other descriptions without change
and the inquiry only limited. We quoie