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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-21
CARRY THE NEWS .

THE Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rail-
l. way, having completed and opened
for business their North Eastern Exten-
sion Missouri Division) from Sedalia To
Hannibal, are now running their elegant
ly equipped trains to Hannibal wifho Ut
change.
Passengers for points in Northern Mis-
souri,, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, the
Upper Mississippi Region, Northern and
Central Illinois, Chicago, Michigan, anJ
the Great Northeast, viii find this I'll.
Through cars will continue 10 IN,
through to st. Louis without change, vim
Sedalfa as heretofore.
For full information as to time. and Il
correct map OF this line and its connee-
tions, address,
j. D. BROWN, THOS. DORWIN.
GenI Ticket Ag't, Gen'l Pass. Ag't.
Sedalia, No. % st. Louis, Mo.
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SPRAGuE

TARPENTER AND BUILDER. ShoI
~ on Sixth avenue, opposite Ilalder
mans warehouse.
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Z. II. COATS,

DAVIDSON & APPLEBY,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
~ Shop ut Bensch's old stand, 9th ave-
nile
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L. ID. JACOBS, ri. d.,
NFFICE in NEWS Block, up stairs.
janfTstT
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FOR. SALE.

T OF 50 Commercial street, Emporia,
IL with buildings and appurtenances.
Price 500. Three hi ndred dollars down
balance in five annual payments, 10 per
cent. interest. Address
WIN. T. VAIL,
35tf Manhattan, Kan.
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j. w. TRUEwOKTHY, Nj. ID.
physician AND SURGEON, Emporia,
IL Kansas.
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Tn. Mast makes Bennett dance
over CezArism.
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MADE HrE2R ~ HEErsrl4EIDA-A -
We overheard the following be-
tween two beil-boys at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, recentlYE Pat ask
ed Nike -'TW hats this suspension
lof the bapksl" "Hist yer Nike
replies, "1'ii tell ye. Suppose ye
hAYe ave cents" "Yis," leave
4 With ne" .Yis.ez alle{t dag
Ye want it and ye AK me for it. !"
HYis." ~ tell Ye, No air, pv'
used it mysslt.,
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DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Neo>h
L Rapids, Lyon county, Kansas.
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DIR. G. NJ. ANGEL,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. of-
flee Bancroft's block, up stairs.
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j. j. WRIGHT, NJ d.,
EFICE opposite LIST National Bank.
Residence on West street.
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j. A. MOORE, N. d.,
AND SURGEON. Office at
l. the Drug Store of Moore Il Weaver.
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ALL SORTS.

It is reported that Ira B. Nc.
Vey & Co., one Of the largest
banking houses Of Pittsburg have
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A TT0RNEY At LAW. Office over
"A \. Il. HOlderman & Bro : store, Em-
poria, Kansas.
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The Cincinnati Commercial
asks: "Win the accomplished
and, We may say, intellectual edi-
tor of the New York World read,
mark an inwardly digest the fact
that Allen did not receive as many
votes by $3.50 when elected Q fort
night since, as were cast for the
Democratic candidate, McCook,
two years agof"
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PHYSICIANS
I. L. ASHBAUGH

PHYSICIAN AND OBSTETRICIAN,
Reading, Kansas.
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M. WEAVER.

j. j. BARKER,
A TTORSEY AT LAW. No. Il Eas
IA Sixth street, Newton. Kansas. WI
practice in the State and Federal courts
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BUILDERS. ARCHITECTS. &c.

w. W. HIBBEN,
physician AND SURGEON. Office in
L IIanna's building, 1s9 Commercial street.
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CUNNINGHAM 9 MAl4AAEhs
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Office. cor
"A ner room, up stairs in News block.
Emporia, Kansas.
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@. -. RACHEI.LER

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Practices in
"A all the courts in the Filth. seventh
and Ninth Judicial Districts. Office No,
LA Commercial street. AZ
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EMPORIA NEWS.

Lieut.. Gov. Slower Is waning.
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A TTORNEY AT LAW, Emporia, Kansas
"A Having practiced in the superior aud in
feFiOr courts FOR eighteen years, he feels ocnE-
dent OF rendering satisfaction to all needing
his services. isn1T2tI
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
COTTON MARKETS.

o,c,,,rt Ian ts-Ccuon dun Ml5ding ise receipts $40
bai.sf sse 356 bales stock. G. 10 bales ,o,e,y. -,
EoryoIK jan is-Colton quiet Low Midings ,e,@SsG ne.
receipts J bsles coastwke' BS9 baes' sAS ~
stock. 1891 bales .r,..- toi. . "A, receints.
lI2 sale 86 tOck.2 2By1 bales.
BALTIMORE Jan. l8-Cotton queti Mangs nc ~
gross bAes eIportS-eoAUlse ~ o-les hAe
stock. l080 bales -, - . cood O,snsry
I7lc Low Mddlngs l8Ic; Mdiings 9 uet receipts a. oo
gross 5G bae erpos-o Great Britain l5oy bAsi 70 ,ne
tneni il2O blirsi eosstse 24ls baes sales lOO pa ~
MESrn Jan -Coton hmeri Ordinary lee Good od5hyy ay,
l7Ic; Low MtdiHgs lSlc Madl3gs 49, ~i''Si '0o'P''
bales bales stock 81 Zj oale. M o..,,. g2l
LOUISVILLE Jan. l8CoOn DUH hiaahneN ''" o'''''' 49,
bales, saes ,26 bales. =, ,,,an,... ooi.
BoSroN jan l3-COtton quiet and srcng Suehngs <os
ciyts 4 Ssle,; gross 55 JJ baes stock 6VO
cHaRLESroS jan l8-COo5 duh AMI nonnali Ord9aty i az
I7ic Good Oraary 8ie; Low Mddngs l8iGl8i hlln -
igc ne, receipts baes eIposo the ConuheA ~
ssles 200 bales; sock. 46.03j bales a., -. ...tu,.
ssyssS1g Jan I8Cottsn quiet; Mdings, lsic ne roeps'
s bsles exportsto Continent 100 bae sales O0 oAs A'
8l.772 bales. g., o-,..-~ III. . law Mid.
A. Ie Mdinrs l9lc; net receipts. 1867 halesi erpOt
Continent Daesi
baIes s1e 200 bales stock, 45,Ill bales ,. O. "a,
quet Ornary.
aarv lt net receipts 1870 bales eNp0rts-to oTet '
bales coastWse sales 700 bales stock oae
sT Louis Jan IS-COiiOn qnlei; MddnRs ioe-i saieS 80
bales Weekly-ecepts G7 bales sales 800 bses ,oz,,e,.
fat hilaHHesi
receipts. 6gj bslesi sales, go bales
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20

SIC; Chosc, White. dali White seesse aIIsd seefie
Petroleum u Crude t0l<lei RcADed 2 627e WHISKY qae and
steady at DC
LouIs Jan. iePlom good demand with sales al seh.
dysnse whcsi stiff bers generally stood oa small ale. o. no
Red 81 al S. No Red Winter 81 s5 In Est ST. Louis elevator
90 for February Corn in fair demand and erm No. Mixed sc IN
the Essde Oats good demand WIZ
higher No 32c In the Basise evstor
elevators d32c in warehouse Barley h.htr
No Spring sales Whisky steady ec Mess PoFk
6n d Y year standards s2 80 for this standard DIT
ead Meats strong loose Shoulders, Quincy &C. buyer feoI
Clear Rib sdey bi the spot Clear Side, ele eah os o ~,
February; 6c for March Hams 7ic for March packed c o
shous 4lc; Clear Rib Sides 6ic Clear Sides Oe bacenSGn
siderable for future delivery private teins cash ot,
Clear Rb sides 7lc Clear sies 7e generally held at e hgh
Lard e Choice steam 7lei ke, 8l 9SBc Lave hegs ~
bulk 500 43 IS Cattle urctngei
and lie ga - 5o DO ferass 81 sod
Receips-jO0 bhls tiour. a.lyo
Wheat ifO0 Corn 5000 bush Osts oo bush Bsfey
1000 Hogs Hogs slaughtered 10 date, 4di,OO. -, =,
ToLsDo Jan lSPuI steady. Wheat stesdy BEra Whte sen
g.; No. White Michigan, 81 1881 lai Amber Achfan
81 "a eai ai 10 for January 81 3 Pebu1 ~ ~ haa s %
Afr eaiy; High Mixed for the last eleven days OF JanA
side for June 4c Low for May lc Oats quiet se un
ohange; SIDE Michigan Rlc CloVerseei - loi rnne
IS 2 Dressed "a 80. keceip,s-llO bE1 mneAt
6nh Corn BUSH Oats. shpments-8oOo bush "bea
wIsSs1oS Jan ls Spirits Of Tnrpen,ne dull a. oc horo
siraned Crude TrrUenfne quiet at - 20 fer s'
% 10 for Yellow Dip and Virgin Tar sieady at ss4o
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
quoted a, soc for summsr yellow and so oec Tor Winter d.

change quoted & for Yellow and o6oc Tor Winter DO
Other OILS Are unchanged. -
had an usaasr market r The
steadily added bu, larger proportion Of the slaughter
this put Bacon than usual s TIE demane for
ppoou ,s, be upp viii not be excessive are not dsd
pess sbspce Of business for the future the sales
wei he'd IN Refuse moderate business has been done full prices
the npp Il moderate Prime Mess has been In moderate demand aud
the Ssue vI hg ss owns & sr, az Is's @ S On S n. "S %
hoes leaving margin costs The PORK Market easier the
demand % % & s Is e Is for Old Mes s IS fer New do G y i
future delivery nothing doing Beef steady but
% We SSs % f pSS n o az 9 s sc9 ' % 81 % ss
Terce Beef quiet 6rm Beef Hams steady and fair de-
less active ann; sales Of II Picked 9; Smoked
do al2c and 1850 DO shoulders Of d6e 200 boxes Dry Sailed
Heavy Bellies is0lo n &C.; 200 Light 100
siGs3 ard 500 boxes do Shoulders 4o BoonThe
e q $50 boxes Long Clear ps Western b. t6sc $50 boxes
CITY short Csr SO eOIe Long and short Clear eeI
sesdy quote siSc for Western, and si6 iOr City Lard
shade easier and closes tame under decline a. The West
s for Prime and Bloc for Kettle Rendered. and &c.
for No. Western For future delivery hear Of 32l @ seller
March a. 1868 s6c closing tame a. s and l'0 tes seller
April, at sic closing with sellers at 9.l6c -
BurTEE-Reoep,s week 2 ptgs exports 96 pkr
Holders are h and there good confidence for the future bat present.
we of bne Frkin dans 53 eoOs Welsh
daes Bic and Be and exceptional Welsh ds at Sac
also lines Of Fancy hat6rkn tabs Sac +Oc and & ko butter
Pine selections Of Butter 9oa25
entire d36 Fresh Rolls choice 00
Fair to good Common gsie Western y dls
Sour rancid cbeesy dairy Grease Butter SOU
CaTTsE-Roepts for the week were O7l boxes exports 4si
boxes fair demand LONE trade
Shippers taken sparngy Holders hrn we quote
sde Fancy Factory d6 Far good erV FaoneJ 0f
Lste.made good 70 prime Ohio Fsciories snd late made
............4 ais Private Danes ~lo
EXPORTS or PROVISIONS FRoN ENDING
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
nrrnnr. rnox .rpr. l. lg1g. TO pArt.

yprtcp Rh fehts have been only moderately Scive and
Grain though not quoiaby lover Inc ehAiseng %
dsrsf be cngageneuts to-day 10 Liverpool BY steam 70
k Vrna Tobsco 2; By sail g2 oub Grain az 20 per
sf s L ees E2ia = = TO- o. ss sss ~ s5ss SD ssf hence
us trr,
GRANITE features Of our Wheat mke the past week Lsve bee
dsctorr than weeks eous The arrivals have beu
hate viii local export demand further decline 10
f-gu maternal reduction in our stock and steady advance N all
Of marke and appears 10
that aAr the l MAY next shall have very little surplus
bs local mllers large aud cannot fail 10 continue 90
~ Wst aa many shipper depend them for their
ker hence feel confident IN asserting that
par os export viii fall oeow the general expectation in Great
Psre character those already puoshedf the stoek Of be N e
an farmers reported very small and their weeks
gbt % Hporst0ns have bee1 quite large nce our a emery OF
"he hhesi nom CslOrnaj snppAe OF ' Inscription VIZ
prove eoo jolly Of other kinds from Tins country aeoo
Eag % Thus far have exported very ine wn.sr
Ws; fud Wi1ter Wheat very and higher than here
Eostrung expressed last Autumn nal lhos ssa %
taies south % the Ohio River have little sny surplus ana Ine
~ ineung Munesota d not produce
styhag above their requirements m sat gerssy
bsSsre and MsrDd od not produce above one
sps coecyey-and consequently they must look 70 he
hoW theu through 70 next harvest The exports ot he
ss bush pa 9 bush the corresponding week sst
?esL To-Day inquiry Wheat light chiefly fer milling the
Agas1 rt asked r sprug cheek the export oenAnai
eeaY ngi Choice held 6 II prices moeh above views o.
shipper sass bush IS for No Chicago spnng
q Cor MTed 81 s r No Chicago sprbg, Choeei 81 81
50 81 Tor White California Barley quiet bot hr
800 bush Od TNorovei state sO Barley hait ue'
si steady ses Of 1900 bush Canada 1t 81 80 and C M - 9O
Cd51 White 81 055o Black At case; Western Mixed 81
y s5c White 540 state aze 5OO5ic trsek and fnr
freely would have
q be ssgper ho os toe sales 1850 bosh Un.oaza AZ
.tast C Good NeS afot Western Yeo" al 67ei jersey
Yellow a. 6JQo-c
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
r.. COUPONS on the FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs OF
THE MARKETS.


based Cotton quAy not
=. ,,sn haf grade above below the grade quoted
F0R PKssKST DELtyEKt -
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
EAST RIVER SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

No CH,SsgRssr NEw-YOsx. Dee 10, lS71
PORrY DIVIDESD.-interes at the Fafs
declared be ON aSi
Ger be ION ay of January which have remained "a
evost three TO the lsi dJ ot January ~
atets,t NOT allied for credited original deposit
Bsnk onen day from TO THURSDAY from 10 70
Cas-. A. WHTTNKt Secretary. VIM H. SbOOUd rIes.es..
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

FessSts AND RdhroadS
JAN rs rkgs Ashes IA bb Copper IL bags Peas 80 bsles
Va Corn 5 bales Cotton e25 bb Flour 6cO) blsb Wheat
1920 Corn lO7 bush oats 800 bush Malt S5 bags seed ~
ps Ded Fruits bb Eggs 90 bb Beans l20 bales Hops ~
aes Hemp t37 Hides 1916 sides Leather ~ bbs
Rosn II bbls spirits 1mpenDe 80 bbls OIL pkgs Bee 80 Pkg
Pork 2 prg Cut Meats Ol Lard 200 pkgs OuiCake bJ1
Dressed Hogs 49 pig Butter ZIG pkgs Cheese oJ PCS Isow
@ Sumsc 43 pkr Tea 39 bd Tobacco iT pkg Tobacco z'
bales Wool g25 bblS Whisky. ,o -.
a s9 bb Flour 372 WHISKY bb Corn Meal $50 bags
On Meal bash Wheat bush Corn, l405 bush Oats
SIS Malt so bush Barley ss bush Teas
In baf s seed l04 Jkgs Ashes Beef 79l pkgs Pork
55i pfqs IS es Lard 81 kegs Lard l44o pfgs on
~. at5 Dre.ze Hogs
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
.,.r,,rn.R .sapu mrs

IoSpoS jan le-ll a. n-Consos opened st 92 for money
- 5ie for the account United hveTweuty bonds 1905
S gs. I87. e5Ii Ten Forues 9 New Kyes S bne Railway
shares 45i. ,.,,, IN,
TvERPooL Jan. IG-1 m-COton opened dull WITH doWn"sna
siddling gtd MdGlng Orleans lOt Otd
LvERPooL l8-10 mCoiion closed heavy hddng Up
- ad MddIpg Orleans OtdlOd the sales Of the day have
IN 6 bales Including 900 bales for speculation snt erporti
II the sales 600 bales sales Of cotton shipped from
have
ll-ltL -, 49,. ,o...s,;.. ,o..t
pnrbsuged Erie Railway shares, a..
LyEpooI Jsn s2 mCheese 6s per ew Tor the best ga1es
9 Fine
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20

and ballasting and track-laying progressing
so~ ,he utmost energy. and we hope soon to an
F~ yyR COMPLETION OF THE ENTIRE ROAD OF
~ .s's' cvy,r TRUNK LINE FROM NEw-YoRK 10 Os-
$50 "a. g., o,,r ,,do,oaD+ ,,ossoss :, y r,orlod
.. the elements of
,rsoluTR SECURITY AND LIBERAL INCOME.
,.mphlets with full particulars furnished.
=, ole, or exchanged for Government and other
lines At their market value. by
GEORGE OPDYKE 81 Co.,
,xs.oeial Agents of the Company, No. 25 Nassau-st
MUNICIPAL BONDS
,o1syIIIE CITY rs CURRENCY.
EIOrIS WATER LOAN 6 Per Cent, Gold.
o. Interest payable in New-York.
DREXFI, MORGAN g. Co,
53 Exchange-place.
Se CoUPoNs on the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF
,vr CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa, due Jan. 10, viii
4. psd on presentation at the Banking-house OF w.
n SAsttuck & Co., % Nassau-st
c.. C. GILMAN, President.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
finanrlal.
mo all PERSONS HOLDING any of The c


ITO all PERSONS HOLDING any OF the Cih- IIic
4 CULATION OF the BRISTOL COMMERCIAL BAhh OF Bar, 6Ss
TOI r. -Wheroas petition presented TO the supreme
sitting al Bristol within the County OF Bristol IN ns Sta'g @
Rboe Island on Monday Of September A d. l5
lam n sylor Of BRISTOL receiver Of all the evaenees OF eee
goods eac ard property eyeTy description belonging 70 he
commerca Bank praying for reasons therein ei laat @
~ sid cop might Be limiting the time within Wneh e eI
d. az s"ia babk should be presented him for redemption And
whereas the said court sitting Providence within ard ier tbe
Of Polence on the Monday October A. d. lJ on e ~
e. S be term thereof ordered following decree w:
Jpor the petition Of William Taylor OF Bristol
the evidences OF debt goods effects 1d properly o. every
helongng 10 the Bristol Commercial Bans u orlered alee
Nv That the bank bl
oy Of said bank Outstanding be presented by any hoheis
before
March D. 1873 later; and said receiver sna receive e
e as evidence Indebtedness against said bank before saa
mention date and not after which time m claims upon h %
no bar and hereby directed r. give pouee ol
S order and decree publishing forthwith notice en,eayng
decree once three months pToI TO sa lt gay OF
in The Bristol PhenI newspaper published IN SAID Bristol 10 e
Daily Journal pubusned ID
and in The EcwYok Daily Tribune, newspaper published IN he
Of New-Yors." II a..
Therefore notice hereby all holding any o. ns
circulation said bank present the sane 20 t
deprIop AT bis before the brst daE Of March A.
ID. La H.n. NJ I,,,,sS N, he.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
CATTLE MARKETS.

cs1c,eo Jan l-Reepts for the veekCatte 62yi hoss
1854 63s; sheep Ols week last yeAr.aie "'S hos''
Sheep. II 84l. . -. .,.- 81. go. .,a rrf,.
CATTLE quiet shippers backward owing scarcity OF car ana
vorb Easter news prices though not quots6 lower
Of stock fair quotations at 50 p % % io hA, 81 10,
az f Cboiee I5d 81 for Fair % Good; - 9VHS4
g. a ~ Mejiutn ~ 5Oa 80 Rough lots E3 9O@
al so for Choice Teraus; % 25 fr through droves
OF packing account marhe not
strong anticipation increased arrivals during the coming n
against 6998ol several thousand u
% onotaion range 70G 80 70 for Commoni % qua "
for Good; +3 9O0i for Extra "a mae, IN T., Dam.
an "a 55I IS 50 lor Fair 70 Choice, s60S6 50 for bIn
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20

sG5S-There was strong market Raw Sugars fair to good
Refnug Cuba g09lc Box 9ie good demand
om Rehners pces bids generally refused aud the only
sales bids Porto Rc0 8IUs eAned STEADY az ia
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON g. WESTERN
Railway Extension
FIRST MORTGAGE
CENT GOLD BONDS

Capitalists ard all Investors invited examine the merits OF the
Bonds Issued the INDIANAPOLIS BLOOMINGTON AND WEST
ERN RAILWAY C0MPASY. and secured by First Mortgage on US
Extension Line Of 2l7 miles On this work. 100 miles from
Champaign TO Havana. Illinois River completed
trains will run that section in the second
of January. The remaining distance OF e5 miles TO keoknk
Mississippi branch Of q miles Decatur graded
track partly down. will be finished In ample time for
business of 1873 The character Of soil increasing rrouc
ons wide belt Of coun. tributary this part OF Tie se 's'oe
for very large remuneratiye business
The road from Inanapos Pen 2 c. has been in operation
little more than years and established Its earn
ings have steadily increased giving in 1872 aa in-
crease of S3S5,000 1871. Net receipts from
this part line nIoDe thnn sufficient 20
respond punctuay interest all Bonds made and -
by Company rarely that this can be said Of an ai
road during negotiation Of its securities
The entire s Of support OF popuous exceedingly
re productive agricultural region passes through and con-
meets important md cities, and crosses immense ae
pos Of good all Of which insure local business oil gren
magnitude Its and Northwestern connections Sub
staniy control with prominent nierseetng roads W"
furnish large through ac The appreciate the necessity
unusually large equipment providing for rapidly . possible
This with elevator under construction expressly
for this Indianapolis, will greatly increase Its fae'ies and
enable IL to take large offered business which IL mas
been obliged 20 decline.
Particular attention is asked strength Of these Bonds
which are liability Of entire Corporation owning line OF fo
miles and are also completely by sr and only mortgage on
tn. extension or The whole l0s miles completed and
% graded
With the oertanty rates Of interest will in short
time be largely reduced hsers Of sos will fad advantageous !"
realize at present high price, and Dyet IN these BOnls which we
possessing ample security for all investors. As invest
ment they cannot fail to prove largry remaneraive
The are per gold Oo eaoh convertible into
stock o par at option ohe holder and be registered with
Price, 90 and accrued Interest currency coupons
January and JaY L. free II tax
All Begotabe securities received in exchange at best market rates.
Full particulars furnished on application
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20

fooorro
bulk has further weakened with little
inquiry ami onp bb spot 8@ made last evening to-
reported Greek
tatons 80 both roads aud % % 0l CITY
Refined steady 2c for spot aud Jnga
OIL quiet 2d2ic and Naphs st c Or western IN f
adelphs the market was dull and steady, at II
RICE quiet. The stock Of RangOon Is Is 100 bags -
SKINS-Re hess active but seady sales OF II
bales uepo Ayres bales Porte CabeO 10 bales Bog4 and ~
bales TeIss receipts l26 bales Vera Cruz lS bales Calcutta ~
bale Msracabo and IL bales Mexico NewOrean
peer continues steady sales 900 Central
American eOOO 10 Sss, 5000 10 Csmpeschy 5000 Para go
1870 n Texas Nc; receipts 81 bales Ssa & III
bales Para Central American Europe and bales Texas
q lOlONs:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20

Stock Jan. IB, IBIl ,..'.l50J EOVS E1''I5 = g
SEEDS-Cover with lair sales OF 400 bags f
st 9tc inactive and nominal at o. $50 80 50 80
TALLOW du 6t0ot for frme 10 scly I1oiee
sales Of l. OOO ID Fair at 6lo-
WHisKY-Fary active and steady; sales Of 300 bbls at 9jc
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
MINING STOCKS.

ca Fs.Sc,sco Jan l7-Raymond snd Ely ss6; Savage $50
Go POINT 488 80 Cholr Potos 95 Yellow jacket s79 50
B,ber Hale Norcros S99 Ophf si7 80 Consolidated
Viryiuit
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-17
Nashville Grocery Market.

SUGARs-New Orleans, (new) in hogs
heads 9t610c for fair to choice; Demerara
11a612c; standard hards 12c; A coffee lie;
B do. 10sc; extra G do. 10ac; yellow C 10
ollie.
MOLAssEs AND SiRUPs-New Orleans
Oew) Csc; sirups 45@6Oc; golden strip 60
665c.
COFFEE-Market strong as follows: Rio,
common to choice, 27a629c; Laguayra
SOC; Java &c.
Massive quote at $3.50 for 10ds, and
25c additional for diminishing grades.
SALT-We quote 8 1ushel barrels at s.
per barrel in depot.
CANDLEs-We quote star 17ac % fb.
FIsH-We quote as follows: Half bar
rels, Nos. 1, 2 and 8, $500, S7.25 and $3.50;
in kits, Nos. 1, 2 and 3, $3.50, $500 and
S1.75.
RICE-We quote at SIC.
TEAs-We quote Imperial 75c6S1.25
Young Hyson 75c6$1.25; Black 5000
S1.OO; Gunpowder 75c6S1.25.
PowDER-Dupont S7.25; Sycamore Mills
1925; blasting $500; fuse per 100 feet 65c.
SHoT-We quote Patent $500; Buck
S3.15.
LIQUoRs-We quote common rectifed
whisky 90 gallon S1.00.; Robertson County
S1.7563.00; Bourbon S1.2565.50; Lincoln
County $1.7502.25; Highwines S1.OO.
COTTON TIES-We quote at 10c.
BRooMs-We quote at S2.50n3.50 9F
dozen.
SoAP-We quote at 56Sc ~ fb, or $500
also 90 box.
BAGGING-We quote at 15G16c for
hemp and fax.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-17
SOUTHERN BANK NoTEs-TENNEssE
Financial.

Money in New York continues to exhibit
great ease and almost as a matter of course
money is getting easier here. The banks
are discounting to moderate extent, on
short time. They are, however, discOlmtine
sight cotton drafts very freely and all that
are offered are taken at J of.
Exchange on New York is dull. The
banks buy at J discount and sell at par
There is a decided advance in gold, ii
having closed in New York at 1921. Deal
eTS here pay 10 and hold at 112, with very
few and small transactions. Silver is taken
at 103 for halves and quarters.
Government bonds are much higher.
There is more disposition here to sell than
to buy and brokers will not buy, except at
fully one and one-half cent under ghe New
York rates. The following are the after
noon quotations: