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New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
Sales bp AntIlou

A. MERwIN, Aueuoneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN d Co., Broadway. cor.
I'D 4s-SAles Of Books Works Of Art Fanr Goods FgnuTe &c
THURSDAY, at D. m.-PUBLlCATlONS ON VARIOUS TOPICS
History Biography Travels Theology &C. aud large lot Novels
from a Circulating Ebrary. ,o,,, A. ,o,s
FRIDAY, m.The remainder Of the late JOHN ALLANS
COLLECTION OF CURIOSlTEs comprising Books bngaNlngs
slyerxare Ola China Scotch Plaid snuff boxes Minerals Antique
Furniture, &c
MARSHAL's SALE-THOS. j. MCGRATH,
WI Auoueer will sell this day 3 10 o'clock precisely st
Chahsst, large and general assortment 81 ar
flowers feathers &C. By order, JAMES OhAA CITY Marshal
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCnANGE-oFFicIAL RE-
PORT, CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR TIE
TRIBuNE--FrEsr CALL, lot O'CLOCK A. Ne
Sales OF Government Bonds - ,,e,
II e. m IIIl 500 II. ,. 02O u, oi..'ii's
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was: Gold cleared, S571l5OoO; gold balances
81 e7O9l7; currency balances, SS44eo52 -lhe ioi-


The Uayb DUSITICoN HI UIV U u '7''''
Gold receIpts -. 1891. .2i3 rs Currency pay oo ~
uoia id Vnents stgOD5 M Tnens...... s355,22 81
5oIu % va ,,s 1GS IN az apce,..... 2O,243,29s %
CuITcy ico P'' ''''"' W cnstoms ..... 656.nOo 90
ca,ce,ed gold certificate sent to Washington s76oOOo
Foreign Exchange has been weak ana lower
again with sales Of 80 days bills at lO7.@lOi ana
mght. and cable transfers at lCol. We annex nom
inal rates: A., T,r.sa,,a
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13

DHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
L ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS, TO
THE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. Trains
will leave Desbrosses and Coulandt-st fernes:
$3.50 hre Express daily except sunday with Pullman Palace
through New-ioTk 10 OIL CITY. Arrive 6J0
WAmspor 85 Lock Haven 1856 Relovo l;l0 M; Ifyineon
5O8 Couy sos; Bic 7i5 Connects at luneton Cory
AlegheuT River r. for the Region;
with Lake Shore r. X. for all points West.
$50 D. m Rne Mail ldalyl with Pullman Palace Car from
Philadelphia Arrive Sunbnry. 6l5; WnHamspo $40;
Lock Haven, 940 Remove II rvnetOb 5lO Coy l0 Ere
Connects lrvneton and Cory with OIL Creek aud
gbeny River r. K for the Oil Region Enc with Lake Shore
all points West ...
w A. BALDWIN General Superintendent
I Gen Pass, AGENT.
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pROPO5ALS FOR GRANITE,

SEALED PROPOSALS received until April 1919 for The
delivery Of 900 cubic yards Face required during
the present year. for the completion Of the Broo Tower Basi ve
Bridge Plans specifications to be at 'he Engineers Ohe
Printed spec6catious sent, upon application, by mail
Address NEW.YORK BRIDGE Co. BrooElyn, n. Y.
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THE MARKETS.

ICarerully reported for THE TKisrSEl
WEDSEsDAY, March a. IN
AsHES-Pots steady, bat yery quiet quoted a. - - Ps
are dull and nominal.
spot which has BY holders with qaas
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13

The following are the comparative earnings of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company:
1873. 1872. 1871.
For the month OF February .s694Ol5 s57,S6 ss5490
Increase this 1872 S2279. over 1871, S2O5
1873. 1872. 1871.
Earnings first two months 81 5i6,s75 s64.O59 sO2l
Increase this 1872 s3s2sl6 over 1871 s52iss6
Messrs. George Opdyke d Co. have, it is stated,
been appointed financial agents in this country for
the Government of Japan.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady. Penn
sylvania Skies, los; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
26; Reading Railroad, 57.; Pennsylvania Railroad,
50 Gold. li5!.
The amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank
of England on balance, yesterday was f2OO.O0O
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
Total. 2,222

= Inclnfei n above 81 75i bales 70 arrye-
Forward deliveries advanced llbdJt Be- Win h0erai fsa
Sales as follows all on basis Of Low Middiines; .
last evening after March ~ ~ we U h sst
April 7l6c 500 az l9e 500 at u lse goo az SIC es
ID 7.I6c May lgic, LOO at ls lSl0c zoo Al c a
g l36c 1900 at l9sc, 200 at 9lc 100 at - lJl6c i ~
az gsc: June 700 lnt 800 az ~ 3ltc 4LO az ic @
2Oc so al 36c. 100 2Osc.; July. 800 az Zse ~
2ogc 800 20 5oc.i October, 800 a. c ~
n g-l6c-otsl, 200 bales sales to-day n: h1
go at Isc 20 at 56c 100 at 9c 200 at 10 56 0 At ~
400 az 10 7i6c lgjc 100 10 76c l00 st ls, ~
10 7.lec April Loo At l9!c. 100 at 10 5lCe: $50 a y
100 at 10 sl6c 2O Dsc, 400 al 10 96c., 900 AZ lse
10 sl6c 100 at lsc- 100 at = sl6e May oO a' y IT,
30 at l9c coo 93c lO0 AZ - 3l6c, 6Ot a! lgl 20 -
200 AT 5Oc 60 at i9 l56c poe 200 10 5e i@s
lgIc 10 l5-6c l0J al Doe, 2s az IS l5ltc. w hs
3n az 10 June 10c 100 20 l6c lto az ne %
20 ll6c 20c, lice so at 20c 30 At 70 $lse y
20 80 20 bloc, 100 at 2O!c, 800 a. ~ lbci Jolly rs
&c. 200 at 2OIc 4o al 20 5l6c 40 at Ole 2o At 20 -
AT 2Ose, 500 20 5-l6s. lJO at Nlc., 9u a. @Ih,
october 200 l1sc; eKchangcd-!c paii 70 eL 10 ASd
for &C. paid 100 March FOR Apn-'o;a 2l oae rH
COFFEE-Tbe market very dul eject mpo'ss ssa
have accepted of fully pound from e b
point but they ucned oonceie this mlc and Ter
nothing while nominal quotations must be admitted 's Unsettled
FLOUR AND MEALThe demand for Flour Light and ie n.la
heavy the liberal arrivals the medium grades espA4
quiet Family brands steady but auet superhne more su A ~
AZ the close the market is weaker The offerings more ittA
80 the Of
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13

City bank stocks were in small request. Hanover
sold at 1861; Central National at 9i Ninth National
at 1O5 and Merchants at ll7,. The following
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Proposals


PROPOSALS for REMOVING NIGHT SOIL.
The Board the Health Department Of the City OF New
Yo invites bids proposals the form presented BY ordlAn
Council addressed TO the said Department from re-
sdiress proposed suretes IN The
Of ten thousand written become Gret 70
receiving and and 10 receive
move and all sinks and ryes IN said city the
terms Of file In the Of the Secretary OF sad
Board approved together with the form and amount OF the
bond principal and mrees settled by the Counsel
the CORPORATION preliminary specification TO such bids
urposa proposals will he received up 10 O'Clock p n
be eighteenth day March and be opened the the
President Of the No 800 Mubet at 10 clock M Of the
NsDcb7 Ig7J' J. s. BOSWORTH. President.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13

ERlE RAlLWA1.-Wlnter Arrangement OF
II taking effect Jan. 20 lS73 From ChsmBest Depot o
and Chicago Express Drawing Room Coaches
70 Buffalo and Sleeping Coaches 70 destination.
am-Erpress Buffalo and Fails Drawing Room
Cosche SusquhannA and Sleeping Coaches 10 desn,ton
Coaches through Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati Detroit and
Chicago without change.
Additional Trains Tor
Goshen and Mddeowu, '1o B. 1890 II and 'll;lSA n So
WaTwick g. II and 'll:ISa a. n. and $50 N.
New burgh, 1881. and II m. $3.50 sad 4;D p m.
suJeru 1880 1880 IL and -l:5 $3.50; 5, g. 1850 y and
RdgtMood Hohokus Alenale and Ram'ey 1870, $780, H.
sIl15a m. 80 s, 6. 1880, 7 and fll:3j ?. m.
Paterson Gas fB3o i0 H. ll:lS u 'l45
35o A. D. 5:l5. 6, $3.50, =. q. 10 snd III 30 p
New ark '845 snd II 80 and 3t5 SIS and $3.50
Ruteurl Pa'ssic 645 f7S0 1885, TO- II a. u Noon
.I:45 $3.50. a. 5.l5, 9, $3.50, g. 10 and +ll:SO p.
Hdae sekenssek snd Way, D. els and 1875 H. l. B. g. and
Spring Valley and Way and els ia45 l. and and
BnciewOO s. 745 10 and a3O m lO SIS 4:l5 445 $50 60
and s7:45 D. m and fl2 Mid. .- 80 80. - .-
Cress s. ~ lJl j.iJ, 9l9
SparEi 7:i5 70 ard m l:3o 3l5, AIS ti5 $50 GO
Penoht and Yysei $40 70 and $50 $780, 3', AS $780,
and Il: IS .. m, ana ~ MIL
NB-Trans leaving Chmhers-s half hours lesve
Tyeurns earlier than above The 10 and
Il.gO % m and u Mid from ChAmhersst only.
r. r. Newark Branch leaving Chainhe
st. on quarter hours Twenty ~ minutes earlier than
for passage and for apartments Drawing Room and Sleeping
Coaches the checking and transfer
Ss cor and Thraye Courtst
Brooklyn; C0mpAnTs Depo and Of Age9u al the PRINCIPAL
DAILY. tSundays e.hlI',, tuoshen snnosys onV
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I,rrPATTrPE Apt AND HISTORY.
Nos Ready.

TINHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873
Il Containing PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHY Of HORACE GREE
LEY; Aso 90
o the Un;e States than usually foil Statistic Of
Railroads Statistics Of Commerce and habuise
Manufactures Of Cotton and Nooen Goods IN l8u Foreign
Commero o the United and Great Bnan Aecompee state
,n oil Public United states United States Govern
en Cabinet Sapme Ministers 10 FeTgu Courts &c &ej
FortT Congress politically esdei PoEhrd Congress as
Staining and Seec, Committees Of Senate and House OF
Repeseotstyes Of the Uno9 Populations Capitals Governor
Tfmes Of bo liug Elections and meeiog Of legislatures
carefully prepared o the Vote for President Con
.rr..en Governors 1872 Compared with former Elections
Of the Presidential Elections IRON the hst
General Washington 70 the eoonl eeon tnea Can
Aso s Ns,o0A Party 1917 much other inter
ssssBg information.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13


~ TER ARRANGEMENT, taxing effect Dec S2-Passeasef
depos foot OF Cort andt and Dsshrosses-ts.
For New.Durlan Maywood so 1850 i:3o $50
6.2O. and ll:y0 IN.
dyke z Q: TO- 1880 J. $50. 4:3o 60. FJ) m.
For Rdgdeh Bocos Rochelle Dundee Lake hsEetsti and
Riverside. Z 1880 a. m; l. : - s:JO, 6;2o. l.J) D.
wyctoh Pompton aBd Montcdr Junction slo 1880 NJ
$50, $3.50. $50 ?. 80
9;IO. 1880 a. M; 4:30, $50 J.
For sr,hs Mills Charobarsh stockholm. sHustOSu, ogdeHs
burg and Quarryyile 7. $40 a.. f:3l \. m 49,
Por Newfoundland Franklin hamhurgh, Dekortown Unonyle
Town Johnson Slate H Mddletosn and Boomngbugh' IT,
$40 a. m $3.50. ti:30 ~ 80 ,
FOR Pine Bush wusboro Fasburgh M@eelo. Liberty Fails
and ElenUIe $40 M $3.50 y.
RETURNING-Leaye Liberty Falls at 6:55 a. NJ E!5 p m i;
Ellenvle T4 A. m Middleton, 1855 31i 5.f9
y m West Blooniugdae 2 $40 ?, Coz Worteniyte
6:25 7:37 g. ll:23 &7 4O5 653 1850 Paterson, J
6.45 .;55 a:Iq IL 30 NJ. 257, 4:2i, 7:l5. l2 N.
ARRIvING IN NEW YORK at 6j5 9lO 1880 l25oi 60
$40 r. m.. and 1890 .
MOSTCLAR DIyISON-TrsiBs leave HewYOk foot CoFiland
and Deshrossests.:
For Moutcair intermediate stations 3J arnV g. 1910
n aud flO ?. IN.
Does not run beyond wdtovn docs beyond Hawthorne
'DV'' "'' '1" C. W. DOUGLAS Superintendent
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LACKAWANNA and WEST

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
BROAD GAUGE LINE 10 Water Gap Suonfshuig scraon
Binghamtop sacuse Oswego WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Dpots York loot Of Bayt. and loot OF Chnoplefsl
WINTBR ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MONDAY Nov 70 l5'.
s:lO m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Boouton Branon
Cortland and Syraeu change Of connecting at Dover with
Chester r. r. a Waterloo K X. with L.
and II Il r. for Kingston. Wilsesbarre. PitsOn, &c.
T5 H. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting al Denve win bo
ton Branch al Dover Branch Waterloo with SUSSEX
for Andoye Hewton Washington with The D. L. and w "a
Gap Stroudsbnrg Scranton Great Bend Hnghamton
Ppbug with Lehgh and SusquehannA and bn
VALLEY X. L. Tor sl points on those roads
1900 m PHILLIPSBURG EXPRESS stops AZ hesark hason
intermediate stations connects at Naoo WIN
Railroad Phhpsburr Bel Del r. r. for Beyie and Lengh
susquehAnna r. Iehgh Valley X for Belhein Ahh'
town Mauch Chunk. Wilkesba1e Reading End Ha1sbnrg
. 500 o. m BROAD UCB EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson tna
Boontoa directly through To Scranton and bnghann
change stopping stations Connecting Al Dover VIII
Chester X. r. ard Al Waterloo with SusseI r. x. u
3.2O m EASrOS EXPRESS connects at Dover with Chf ~ ~
Waterloo with r. and n Plphurg with Lehgh ana s
quehsnna r. r. and Jehgb Valley r. K for Bethlehem Aen""h'
Reading, Harrisburg and the West ,., o,--.--p n
HACkEi TSTOWN EXPRESS connects WITH Ches'er H. u
and with SusseI r. K for Andover. Newton. and fTanhhH
For MoRRIsTowH at 7:iS 9io llOO, ROom f9o go 'o
For SUMMIT a. 7s 100 slo 1910 and ioo 200, 800
Por ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE 75 80 9;lo. go, lo;I0
and 1890 m O 23o $50 49, $50 5O 6Vo $780, e'J iO''
PoT NEWARK at 7l5 7:3O $50 $50 slo go 'loo lo4o
linn M and 2O1 m slO 200. '230. $40 $40. J0 sislo
40 4lo So $40 $50 -620 650 $780, 830 1000, 2O
A m Trans marked stop at East Newark. -s. 49,
Lave Eew.York BLOOMFIELD and aONTCIAlR at 1if1
gs1 AMI I0 n and 2 $40, 4:i0 500 bO and bio p m
kuuenU Ufgu1F
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ITNIF TRTRTTNE has inst nrinted in am extra

FCHE TRIBUNE has just printed. in an extra
sheet Of eight pages complete Of the entire CREDIT
NOBIIlRR INVESTIGATIONS The reports which have for two
payers eareuy condensed wnDowed OF
clear and intelligent shape without
public thus have gathered together IN single
Of Of the investigation form Tor
Single copies OF the sheet sent
~ 10 for IS Eve copies for -
be usnald acOuut to
New-York tribune., 1873-03-13
VIZ H. WEED, General Ticket AGENT
pENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.

IN
NegYoTk from foot Of De5foses and CorndtsiA
sfollows: ,.
BIpre Harrisburg Pittsburgh The West and South with Pail
Palace Cars attached yJO = and $50 Sunday =
8:aO D.. m.
Yor baltimore Washington and the South at H. Sun
dsy 500 p N. ..---
l2 nght Sunday g. B3n and $500 D.
Por pills. VIA Kensington. at a. m aud p m.
Emigant and second olsss. 1:i5 D. NJ. . .
63D l. 70 $40 O. 10 II, l0 ~ l. 2:j0
$50 5lO, 500 $50 $50 6:lO, s:lO,
q no. 1889. Il D m suncay $50, g. 0O 9 D. IN.
For Elizabeth, 6 = 5fn 8:l0 9, TO- IL, ll ~ m l3O
2.3 g. $50 $40 4:lO $40. $50 S3j $50 tO 63c $3.50
$40 TO- 1880. .. m. Sunday $50 D, aud 8:lO p IN
For Rahway 631 Bio $50 and 10 m 70 uoon Q 1850
$40 $40 $50 go % $50 D. 6:50 49, $50 10 and II
night. Sunday 5:l0 and 500
Tor Woodbridge Perth AmbOy and 10 $50 $40 49,
and $50 D m
For New Brunswick, = 10 Il m L. 4:lo, $50 p and
u night SUNDAY, 3, and p
For Easi Mlstone ~, l. noon. 4:l0 and $50 D. m
For Lambetvlle and Pennington, 9 T. m. and /.
For and Be ividere , and m.
Accom- for Bon1eniown Burlington and Camden, and $50 A.
l23J. 2 3, 3;40. 4 and D. IN
For Freehold Z. 3 M, and I .. m
For Jame.huTg Penber,on Camden a. n. 3iopm
follows: From Pittsburgh, 6N I01 p.
daily lO4 apd 6:4 D. daily Monday Washing
Baltimore b:40a 4:5 l0:l2 Sunday. Prom
Philadelphia 52l ESQ Gl4 lO ll:54 2l4 3s 6U4 8.4j
m. Sunday 5:2l, 6:5O. ll:Oi a.
Ticket Offices 5I6 2 94 Broadway; No
and COrandts kmgTnt Ticket
Battery place. ID. NJ. BOYD, Jr. Gel. Psss. Agent
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a GREAT OFFER Z MARCH!!

" OttkHh y VI Su |" sFNNS"'
Horace Waters n Son. 6s1 B'way. M.
will dispose Of 90 PIANOS MELODR0Ns and ORGANS Of dc1ss
Insker inc udns PRICES FOR CASH uu
ring HIS MONTH PIANOS. modern IMPROVEMENTS
for $3.50 and $40 cash THE WATERS CONCERTO PAhLok
beautiful and perfect IN oue ever
made Prices bargains for Monthly nsament received rnp
ming from one New aud seeondhand instruments 10 @
sn5 ut applied if purchased Illustrated Catalogues mailed
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PAND, McNALLY & Co.'s RAILWAY

'Oh p'ts We lalrti ube-oATdf And uetet
: tie popHiauon, JnI description, lie, Of
q the U. :. sBa CAhAlA Psr ale br Al
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-09
FROM PERJURY TO AFFLUENCE.

A romantic little incident comes from
Atlanta, Georgia: When Gen. Sherman
captured Savannah towards the close of
the war, among those who accepted the sit.
uation and took the oath Of allegiance. was
a man named Daniel. Fifteen DAYS after
wards the military seized a la~ge quantity
of cotton, in which he had invested all his
money. After the war closed be was left
very poor, and he made repeated efforts TO
obtain redress from the Government, but
failed TO accomplish anything. He then
hawked bis claim about Savannah, and en-
deayored, unsuccessfully, to sell it for two
thousand dollars. His next movement
was in legal direction, but 81 the lawyers
whom he consulted thought it bad job,
and gave him no encouragement He al
last went 10 Col. II. d. Capers, who, after
looking into the matter, agreed to prose-
cute his claim. During the progress ofthe
case and pending decision, the claimant
died, leaving his wife in very destitute cir
cumstances. She removed from Savannah
to Atlanta, where she eked out a scanty
subsistence by taking in needle work. AT
ter pro'racted litigation, a judgment was
obtained not long since by Col. Capers for
a little morsthan sixty-four thousand dol
lars. The money has been paid, and the
once penniless woman is now the pussessor
of a fortune.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-09
TENNESSEE NEWS.

Troy has five doctors.
Savannah wants a barber.
Union City has library club,
Knoxville is to have library.
Somerville has singing school.
Lynchburg has spring chickens.
MuIfreesbOrO wants q cotton factory.
Knoxville wants a Methodist College.
ObiOn county is to have a farmers club.
A Temperance club fouTishes at Cleve-
land.
Fatal meningitis prevails in Hardeman
county.
The Washington county wheat crop is
doing well.
Jackson derived s245 from police fines
during February.
A negro prisoner recently died of small
poX in the Troy Jail.
A few days ago an old negro man was
found dead at Jackson.
d. w. Burrus, an esteemed citizen of
Obion county, died recently.
DR.. w. G. Dorset has been elected jail
physician If Menry county.
J m /. Va sons house, near Dyers-
burg, Was recently burned.
Recently a Knoxville firm cut and housed
100000 pounds of ice in one day.
John Ratler has been jailed at Columbia
for furnishing prisoners tools with which to
escape.
Since January 1,257 dozen eggs have been
bought and sold at Turkeys store, McMinn
county.
A negro girl at Knoxville was badly
burned a few days ago by her clothing tax
ing fire.
Hiram Cole, of Hardin county, killed
twenty -four cartridges and four rabbits in
one day.
The first train has cross ed on to the ex-
tension of the Mississippi Central railroad at
jackson.
GAINESVILLE is to organize a joint stock
company for building up her manufactur-
ing interests.
Miss Tumdin was browne drecently by a
canoe upsetting in Conasauga creek, Nc
MINI county.
Robert Cannon, of Somerville, has been
| fined SIS for knocking down Jack Morrow
with quart CT whisky.
a Washington county eve gave birth to
lamp FEB s, and repeated tie maternal
| act the 10th of the same month.
a young man named Green, near Wart-
| burg, Morgan county, was killed few days
! ago by the accidental firing of his gun.
| BY recent Supreme Court decision T.
| W. Buchanan, of Shelbyville, has collected
$4,000 debt contracted by S. Il. HINES in
! 1859.
a few days ago a circus snake named
! Charlie Mason, Of Louisville, Ky., was
caught in the act of picking Mrs. Gibson's
pocket at Columbia, and is now in jail.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-09
Markets BIZ TELEGRAPH.
The Cotton Markets.


vERPooL, March 8.-Cotton duh;
middling upland 9s69sd; do CLEANS 81
61Od; sales 10000 bales; American 1000
bales; speculation and export 1000 bales.
Cotton shipped from Few Orleans, Febru-
airy and March 9ad.
NEW YORK, March s. Cotton in
very limited request and dull; middliDg
upland 2Osc. Sales offutures 10000 bales,
as follows: March 10 7-166l9 15-16c;
April 2OO2O 11-16c; May 20 5l6020ac;
JUICE 10000 l5-1Gc; July 2O15-16a2la &c.
NEW ORLEANS, March S.-Cotton quit;
sales 5000 bales; good ordinary, 17aa17ac;
low middliDg 1sSal81c; middling 1875;
middling Orleans, 19Sc. Receipts 5000
bales. Exports coastwise 1,845 bales Great
Britain 22'S94 bales; continent 1884 bales.
Stock 1855 bales.
CINCINNATI, March Section dull;
middling 1899.
LOUISVILLE, March 8.-Cotton dali;
low middling l6ac.
ST.. LOUIS, March 8.-Co.ton dull
and prices dropping; but not quotably low
er.
MEMPHIS, March 8.-Cotton dull, but
unchanged; low middling 1Sac.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-09

THE Columbian Republican says: Silas
W. Gillet, Esq, of New Lebanon, is the
fortunate owner of a coin that might well
excite the admiration and envy of con-
noisseur. Said coin is one of very small
number of gold dollars that were struck off
during Jackson's administration, and was
presented to the owner, the Hon. R. 81.
Gillet, while in Congress by Old Hickory
himself. In size this coin is tlifle larger
than our present gold dollar. On the face
is liberty cap similar to those that used
to make the old Mexican dollar so easily
recognized, (alas, waen shall those well re-
membered rays CLEAN on our sight again?)
across the cap is the word sLiberty." On
the reverse is delicate wreath in which is
the figure l and the letter d under it. The
date is 1885. 1t is said these coins have
been sold for 500 apiece.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-09

Texas 21!c. March delivery 19zc; Apr
20kc; May 20 7-16020ac; June 20 1850
20ac; July nominslIy 2l5c. Sales on con-
tracts 800 bales.
NEW YORK, March s, l1:00.-Futurel
weak. March delivery non1inally 1859
April zoe; May 20sc; June 20sc: July nom
inally 21c. Sales 1890 bales.
New YORK, March s, 12:00.-Futures
weak. May delivery 20 Slice; July 20 Is
100. Sales $4,000 bales.
NEW YORK, March s, 12:45-Marketd dub.
Futures slightly better. Ordinary 1890;
good ordinary 1Stc; low middling 194c;
middling 2Osc; Alabama 205c; Orleans 81 5c;
Texas 21sc. March delivery 10 13-16c;
July 21c. Sales for consumption 2S6 bales;
on contracts 10000 bales; last evening for
export 20 bales, for consumption s. bales;
for speculation 112 bales.
NEW YORK, March 8, 2:15.-Futures
weak. Sales 1900 bales. May delivery
10 13-16c; April 2O1-16c; May 20sc; June
20sc; July 2lc.
NEW YORK, March 8, 3:30.-Net receipts
1907 bales; exports to Great Britain "a,
266 bales; to the continent 1884 bales;
stock 534,05S bales.
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New York General Market.

NEW YORK, March S.-Flour dull ard
unchanged; superhne Western and State
$5.S5d6.75; st. Louis $7.50612. 70. Whis-
ky steady at 92c. Wheat shade frmer!
scarcity of freight room and high rates Of
freight checks the export demand; COM
mon Northwest spring in store SI.69; No.
2 Chicago spring afo.s Sl.63; fair Milwau-
kee af0at S1.66; fair ordinary white west
ern $l.g5. Rye dull. Barley quiet. malt
firm. Corn quiet. Oats hrmer; old West.
ern mixed in store sic; new 47650c. Eggs
dull, 25626c. C0f5e dull and nominal.
Sugar 7I68ac. Molass3s quiet. Rice
7a68ac. Mess pork tirmer, Sl6.0O. B1sf
dull and unchanged. Cut meats quiet.
Lard steady; Western steam 8 o 1898;
kettle SIC. Butter firm; Western 15G
zoe. Cheese steady, at 12617c.
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Rr aEoRaE oooPER.

By GEORGE COOPER
He helped her over the meadow brook, ~
While her feet she tfmidly set
Twin lilies they werel) on the messy stone
With the cooling ripples wet.
They passed the brook and il seemed to sing
With sweeter, merrier sound,
As the TWO with their school books wandered o.
Ger the clover-laden ground.
o little maidenl how fair you were,
With your eyes of heavenly blue;
And the dimples played ON your cheeks az play
On rose the drops Of dew.
As play on a rose the drops of dew,
When the breeZes merrily blow!
And your lips they were tlnts OF the r1penint
peach,
In the mornings ruby glow.
Bare feet, how they twinkled among the grass
Did you know whenever you took
The path for school, that he waited for you
BY the willow-shaded brook?
Since then the fragrant blossoms have come
TO the bough, all many a time;
And bridge is over the brook that sings,
AS Of old, its pleasant rhyme.
And two are straying upon the bank,
As 1 pen these wandering words;
And they talk of the happy school-day time,
And they watch the building birds.
But a stream there is with grander flow,
With sterner, sad,ier song;
And lovers will cross to different school,
And help each other along.