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New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

CrrM.., .turRr.-Dennis Daily, charged
With setting fire to house on Poet street.
between Greatmen and Craps. on the TWEEN
:ynintl. g. February last. pleaded nor
guilty
Information has been filed against Thomas
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

Tn. :.,e II double-fsted strawberries
',as decreased. and now a poor maa can al
:orl - .n.i. II them when he is outside ''e
E-Jres
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

ONCE Of Louisiana heyer Company, No.
% CarOndeet street.-The annual election of Di
rectors of this company for the ensuing year will
be held at this office SATURDAY April ), 1873,
between the hours of 10 A. N. and , P. NJ At this
meeting stockholders will be called upon to v1te
upon amendments to tie contract under recent
act OF the State Legislature.
THOMAS l. DIN,
mills api Secretary and Treasurer.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

Why :. !; that sick and nervous p"op'"
must s,t1pr the paug, OF shrill shouts
scnreeched by charcoal and wood men
carly cyerr morning at hour. when quiet
ci.l,ens feel inclined to rest lady iFieno'
who's. health IS poor. on st. Andrew street.
savs tina. AT six or seven O'Clock daily her
ears are quite icafencd by the 'utlandlSh
shr!eks q; "riarcoal." and good hard
wood vendors. Can not our city fathers
I,rn,sb relief
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

la, -,cts IN the Railways OF fashionable
reople are pu1alers. Many of the two
storv .ats worn by ladies. are very like
;aoss worn ~ gentlemen. tkat confusion
rF+ap ssuSIp3
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

Cot.on pIltersrs are recruiting on the
Ieve. ami sbs gascally ranks are swelling.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
Deech and Catherine Saunders, on separate

Deech and Catherine Saunders, on separate
charges of assault
The district attorney has filed informa
ton. on charges of flaroeny, against Leonard
Jones and Thomas Armes
The testimony in the Jacobs arson case
having been concluded, Mr.. j. G. Walker
assistant counsel, opened the argument on
the part of the State. He read the law ap-
plicable to the case, the punishment on
conviction being death by hanging or I'M
prisonment for life.
The arguments are not completed, but
probably will be to-day.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

Henri Parker goes to the Criminal Co"r'
asa vobber George Petre travels the same
:oute FOR having sworn SO severely tha' II
: called :cgiurr. They got th"l' !'!'f'
:-ou, Erso,,le: M'Arthur.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

Dx .>n DIRry.--The gas lsmps on
rchoupitouls.. from SOrspuru street TO the
elevator. should be transferred TO ter,llh'
ing factor,. Ifplaced within mile OF poor
~o,: .hev would enyleh the earth. :" 6rty
Ara .h.v,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

The undersigned 10 the testamentary
executor of the estate of his father, the late
Edward Barnett. He will continue tho nOtarial
ouslues. at No. IL Royal street.
Creditors OF the estate requested TO present
their claims at once. Those indebted will please
make payment. JOHN }. BARNETT
mh3 I'm Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
The pnrtnership which has existed
between Edward Barnett and Marcel 7. DuCros
nOtaries. from the fifteenth of November
1866, to the first of March, 1879. being dissolved
by the death of Edward Barnett, the undersigned
will continue the nOtarial business for his own
count at the old stand, No l8 Royal street. a Il IN
formation relative to the late business will be tlIT
nished by MARCEL T. DCCROS.
mhl6 Inn Notary Pubic.
BatcheIOr's Hair Dye.-Thls splendid Hair
Dye is the best in the world. The only true and
perfect dye. Harmless, reliable and instantaneous
no Disappointment; no ridiculous tints or uLpleas
ant Odor. Remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes and
washes. Produces Immediately superb black or
natural brown, and leaves the hair clean, soft and
beautiful. The genuine. sigDed by w. A. Bachelor.
Sold by all druggists
CHARLES BACHELOR.
oc3 " Proprietor New York
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%. g. PNLvgg. Do. .. uNBrsooE, w.H.PALNER
PALMER. HABTSOUH & co
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,

A0. LIZI C0Ty Street,
RICHMOND. VA.
Special Attention given 90 corsirn
neu's IS Cotton, GUg,U, Flour Tobacco
aud Country Produce. literat cash al
vauc's walf'8ui bags furnished on appii-
cation for grain. Agents for knights
celebrated bars Standard Syrurs and
sugars. f. L. Williams & Cos high grade
Refined Sugars aul Bright suEar-house
~yr1rs. "Hrl1lar. Cbar'o',csvit'e VI.
aud 81 Company, AMI "piedmout Flour.
Spanish Mass Lic0rice Of various
grades ugtf
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Tint at The same time


DR.. TUFTS rill are composed Of many
Ingredients Prominent among them are
$ rsaparilla aui Wild cherry so united
as to act together; the one, through its
ada i1ture with other substances, pnriiy-
ing and purging; while the other is
strengthening the system. Thus these
Pills are ut The same time tonic and q
cathartic, q desidera tum long sought for
by medical npn but never before discov
cred The canse 10 debility and are fol-
lowed by no reaction.
DR.. Tut $ Pills have wonderful infu
ence on the blood. They not only purify
without weakening it, hut they remove all
uoxious particles from the chyle be ore it
is converted into tud, and thus makes
impure blood IN utter impossihility. As
there is no dchihiatiOn, so there is n
nausea or sickness attending the opera
ton Of this most excellent medicine
which never strains or tortures the di-
Ccstivc orgaIs. bat causes them TO work
in a perfectly natural manner; heuce
persons taking them do not become pale
aud emaciatel, but on the contrary, while
all impurities are being removed, the
combined aotjcn Of the Sarsaparilla and
Wild Cherry puriies and invieorates The
body, and robust state Of nealth is the
res II Of their united action. Price -
cents a box. Sold ny all druggists. Depot
Is Cortlsndt st. New York.
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GOEman & Allen,


Having leased the extensive rock quar-
ry 10 kockWool, Ohio, are now pre-
pared TO furnish o., very reduced rates,
NV Lind Of
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WANT oF Care WAIT Of re Is
Is the prolific c.u,e of accident and
d5,ese amoog stock Tue masters
cye or the owners s7H-.t1l. ore
Tr0vero.l.y p-eyc0'ivs ag1ius.
trouble OF waste: but ii Tie master OF
ov~rr viii NOE trouble themselves TO
exercise The v1IchflI care needed,
vs., ul9 Pc s1re no one clio viii. A
clre.u. shepherd viii never bring his
fr.N home at night v..b1u. counting
them, AID pa--j~c auoug then.
ob,srci0, carefully any suspicious
chang. az defect 10 the dairy the
least falling of IL toe yield of a COW
should be the cause OF inquiry or
o1-erY2ti1n nnuI the re son /, found;
ior chat there is reason W. may be
assured. & imp or a suspicious fail
u.e in the team should also lie
source Of unelsircss until IL is
f1r; al3ii the habit of
close srru.iry and observation be
come. the rule instead cfthe except
ior. there vii. be much less trouble
ai q los, for lrmcrs TO complain Of
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

PENBR lKE - hts Is the uame &c
trademark r. e.i~a those Bice'y,
made and elsssGti, ,-t' .Dg white dress
Shirts are calleo, tass ere only to be
had IN Vireiuir of r. b. Spence 4
Son, Merchant, Tailors, Clo,hjers, and
DeAers 10 Geutleuens Furnishing
foods. AZ 40. 1900 Nsin street, Rich
mond, Va. Spence & Son take meas
urcs and have those Shirts made spe-
cially 20 order, so that al can have
perlect.6uing shirt by calling 90
lhem for tho Pembroke Shirt a.
1900 Main streets and, in addition
/ 70 % ful. stock Of Shirts, + h. Spence
. X Son have always the largest stock
o.. Cloths, CAssimeres aud Vesiings
20 he found IN the city And thel
make Clothing o order, 10 the verv
! best STYLE aid at che lowest prizes. II
you are ia ueod Of Wedding Suits,
Dress Suits or Business Suits, you
can always be uicely srjte8 by ealing
90 Spence * Son. Ia their GeOt,e-
mems Furnishing Departures, you
sill End al Of the latest novelties IN
! Neck Wear. Gloves, Hosiery and
/ Handkcrchiefs Under Wear, Snspeu-
tiers, Collars, Cuts, aud All other ar,
| ic'es necessary Cor gentleman
outfit. We advise all in want Of GOOD
tClothing aud Furnishing Goods, a
moderate prices, TO emil at the ole
corner Clothing House, No 1906
/ " in street, corner Of 18th, Rich
moad, Vo., and examine the stock o
goods that r.. B. Spence & Sou vii
bow pOu. Call earig -dd often, au'
icar nc once. 40m6.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

Fall term begins Sept. H. Finds Dec. 10, $50
Winter" % Dec. ~. Mar, ~ 80
Spring." |" Mar. 30. June ~, lsi5.
INSTRUCTORS.
}. y. CLARK, A. NJ, Principal
BENZ. II. TnAcKsToS, A. VI. LIST Assistant.
Miss Carrie Cooper, 2nd Assistant.
Ella Byrne, Bird Assistant.
Miss Mamie Love, Music and Drawing.
There are three Departments Primary,
Normal and Academical.
THE ACADEUTCAL DEPARTMENT.
Inc udes fullcourse Of English and Glass
ical studies adapted 10 fit young people
for advanced standing in College.
THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT
The arrangement Of studies. and the
methods Of instructions used, are intend
ed to furnish the students with; let. A
thorough knowledge of the branches COM
monty taught in the scho' Is Of the State;
ID. knowledge OF the principles
Of education and of the art of applying
them TO practice in the school room.
PRIM4RY DEPARTMENT.
The Primary Department is 80 arran'
ged as to constitute a model school. aul
Intended to afford practical exemplifco-
ton Of the principles AMI methods in an
efficient course Of Normal training.
EXPENSES.
Tuition Students IN preparatory,
Normal and Academieal Departments.
per term, $40 %
Less that term, per week, %
Contingencies payable by Nil stu.
dentst per term, O
Lessons on piano including use OF
instrument, term OF IL weeks,
two lessons per week, 90
French and German each per term, IL 90
Tuition payable strictly IN advance
Boarding--With use Of room per
week, 90
Fuel and Light, u
Winter term per week, 80
Washing per dozen 80
Students rooms are furnished with
stove, bedstead, mattress, wssh-siau1, tn.
bic, two chairs, washboWl, pitcher, pail,
looking-glass. lamp and window blinds.
Bed clothes AMI all other articles Of room
furniture other that those mentioned
above, must re furnished by the student
There is no provision for self boarding 10
tie buildings.
Board bin payable one half at the be-
ginning the other at the close Of the term.
Further information may DO obiained
by application. to THE PRINCIPAL
Huntington, Cabell county,
nl5tf West virginia
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Railroads eepdng through the entire Vest and Northwest

Railroads erdiag through the entire Vest and Noyth,Uest
the for which hars ale Seru and work on sSe
important FrOnd win the Southwest will be mad.
t with e Chesapeake Ohio railroad and enS other
unquaej other point in the valley Ohio. idit
ne he and Ga ron will eve easy ard cheap ao'
ry, superior
peculiar Sint Coal which proves valuable substitute for
9a, rsn e o' timber nIn and
as s It's o sSs'H for the great abundance aud
~ es Huntington will occupy important po
and w o f @ Ts the fhe,aRes bay and
natural and sonys9en point for the nsT'1n on an extensive scale
- place q redc'c inviting locality
In addition beauty remarkable and its gen.
lheahnl climate, have laid
d1auge sTa,ieaoa
With
nave al 6eEa ne seG T A J Ge cultivation Of ornamental Trees
FS @ nen d for residence rro enough to- allow .pace for the cult
voO Garden fruit trees and 6ey On the Avenues where il is sup
which will forever vicinity
which he easily and economically adopted aud which adapted for
city College,
Of their children and wards the higher branches of learning mod
prices vary according
& biP & one delivery dsed on pay % they may pay
given and remaining sixty per cent in one T0 date
remaining per years with
final with the stated
purchased within
purchase and in certain specified the city observe the re-
specified
the Z location OF buildings to eeIected
Ohio
Rolling Mills Machine Shops &c. as the city Of Huntington The material exists
vicinity Huntington mod
crate
securing suitable
The Ohio Railroad completed furnishes
Washington
will application
o either of the undersigned,
d. w, ENMONS, GenT Sxpt
.--e-- rse-. JOHN HI. OBEY, Agent,
Huntingdon West Va /
JAMES ]. TRACY, S~'y and ITeauy. -
81 William Street, New York.
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ne N0U wANr
C9NFGGTT0NARIGS
BIZ them o. me .ll established house Of
ANuiS , asOSsieuX,
UP Nam ST.
Richmond. VIRGINIA.

a house of IS years standing aud the
only 5ri-iua, uauula,,..y VI the jnimit>
able
Double raf-a3 s:a3n candy.
We make the Wholesale Business a Sps
-ia'tv. aud i've TIE manufacture Of Can
dies our special attention. ard are makiul
eu article of Clarified EaufCaulies suTe
..- O., anything made iJr Wholesale in
these United States.
We seI Candies ut Baltimore prices
We sell Sugar and No'ass,s Cakes at Bal.
tim0re prices. We sell Soda Water But
.ev aui sugar Crackers at Baltimore
--irrs.
we have tbe aaee stock, q which Ee
ada by every steamer We oFt you in
lucemcnts found nowhere else.
An experience Of twenty-five years, a
large and every day increasing trade. all
Acknowledged or I,t, large capital and
small expenses are same Of the reasons
'hat enable ms 20 do IS; we offer our
-o0IS 40 Baltimore prices and in some
instances less Look around, zee what
yoU can do, then give Cs q clil aud see
10 we can sell to you.
LOUISE B0SSIECN,
IS Tyr ltl2 Main Street.
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building gock.

Also, they are about 20 omen q marble
yard on 81 avenGe near 10Th street where
they viii cut ard letter tombstones, slabs
and other rock o cr'or. For particulars
apply 10 pavii Shields. lStf.
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a house of - years standing aud the
only 5risiua. uauul4c;,.y VI the iuimjt>
able
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New Bindery,

With complete outfit Of Wachin-
ery and stock.
HUoH DUNE will sgperintend the bind
cry, and nothing but the best Of work
will be turned out under his supervision.
Blank Books made to order on short
notice, Music and Magazines bound to
order, Old Books rebound in any style
Orders viii receive prompt attention.
J. 4 NJ. DAVIDSON,
Ironton Book Store.
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wesleyan Female lBsti-
tute,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.

VIII begin its 9th annual session Sep
TENDER 25th, 1873. This is one Of the
first schools for young ladies' in the south
Faculty consists o. twenty-three teach.
ers and officers buildings elegant
scenery grand-health unsurpassed
feeble constitutions here entirely res.
tord-attended by young ladies fron
fifteen Southern States.
TERMS for scholastic year-hOard and
tuition in College course $4,000. Ex-
tras moderate. For catal,gu Of 81
pages, address,
Rev. ". A. HARRIS,
Stau. ton, Va.
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HAGERSIOWN SEMINARY.
FOR YOUNG LADIES

The fall term Of this popular institu.
ton will commence on Monday, the first
day of September. Parents or guardians
desiring a school Of the highest character,
At moderate rates, for their children or
wards, apply for information to the Prin-
cipal. REV. JOHN MCCRON, D. D.
lagerstovn, Maryland
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Chesap9ake & Ohio Railroad.

Which, line
the and the Alartic seaboard,
road from tho Huntington Rich
railroad bridge
be city Huntington with
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FOR SALE OBJ EICHANGE!

/ will sell on reasonable terms or ex-
change for farm, a fno brick dye Hing
house with II rooms, cellar cisterp. aud
al autbulijngs. with fas lot l05x2l0
feet on ltb avenue, Huntington, W Va:
{ VI FENSiBACKER
, 1873-02-06
WALL STREET..
1aviesv OF tho Gold, H0nd, Htook,
Nancy, md Produce Markets.
Ypeefal Despasch 10 Ihe Chicago 1ft6ttnt.

Review OF tho Gold, lSond, stock,
Nancy, and Produce Markets..
Ypeefai Despasch 10 The Chicago 1ft6tne.
NEW Yong, Fab. 5.-Tho stock market WAS
very aotvo to-day, principally in puch spooialtes
as Woatorn Union, Eric. Lake Shore, and Now
York Central. Western Union continued In the
lead. 1t opened at 891G, but, before the Morn
Ing Board, WAS forced down, unaor froe saloa to
89M, with subsequent rally to 90A. From this
tuatlons until lato in the day. when tho
price reached 81, with closing aguroB
at 05s<. There s much gossip respecting thts
stock, and the general impression prevails THAT
4 corner IL imminent. Commodore Vanderbilt Ia
said to DO o large holder. During tho realtzlng
sa e MGey oy or" USsay oa oyssosfa ns
weak holders, which tho t'poo" again purchased,
and the riss to-day was bRsod upon the large
short interest put ont by prominent spoculators,
e sns eeee VIZ
loading operators Is certain. The total numbor
Of transactions to-day footed up 2s1 ,07B shares,
9s5s New Yers Seston s! Msre
ford l. Erie, II, COO; Ohio Miabiasippi, 10,Go0;
Pacific hIail, os,oa9i Union Paclt,o whlell % was
9ooo; noot 1slsad, 1900; wabasl, 1,ooo; ind
d. q. 4 I. O., 1000.
THE NEW FUNDING LOAN.
+. AdvIooB to the American Syndicate from their
London correspondents today aro stated to DO
satisfactory, and that negotiations Of the now
loan arc we'll progressing. Tho "bnlls OF tho
gold market have boou decidedly jnbiiaut TO-
day, owing to tho sharp downward reaction Of
bonds in London, aud as the "shortst or at
least those whose faith WAS nomowhat
shal:en in tho assured enecesa Of the new syndi:
covering their outstanding lines, the price aa-
varcod from 1895 at tho opening to 113M: This
opposition to tho plans Of tic Syndicate In not
surprising, and tho old clique who latoly Ind
gold up to 1141{ arc not slow to soizo upon and
take advantage Of tho slightest pretext that can
force their speculation. So yostorday nnd to-
day, assuming no news to be i'll news, tley
forced tho market IS above noted Thus i far
very little IL known in regard to the progroeB bo-
Ing malo by the Syndicate, nor will much he
lkoly to transpre before tomorrow or Friday.
The money marriott worked ctoBo, opening 1T
gold, advancing to 1-16, and closed at gold
BONDS.
Government bonds wore quiet and barely
steady.
PRODUCE.
Flour cloaea wenker for most grados Under
$1,000. Shipping brands aro in moderate de-
| mand ut reduction. Wheat closes stronger.
Pork was loss active bit steady, and $1430 cash
! 100 hrlB new mesa sold at 9148711. Cut meats
| wore generally dull and unsettled. Dry Balted
shoulders on thespotsod at &c. Bacon easier, with
sales Of 750 boxes at 11Go for short clear on the
spot, aud THO for long and short cloar together
Lard vnB less active and rather wcak, with sales
Of 450 tcs, including prime Western for February,
| at SIC, and do city on tho spot at So.
, 1873-02-06

DETROIT, Fob. 5-The State Prohibition Com
veution, called to mcet hero to-day, assembled
this forenoon. and was slluly attended. The
business Of the Convention was to discuss the
question Of amending the prosont State prohib-
itory law. and, after soma debate, resolutions
were adopted setting forth that tho Convention
favored the amending Of tho Prohibltory laws Of
the State 30 rs to include beer and other fer
mented liquors In tho same inhibition ~
distilled spirits; .nlso, to make all Bigns aud
appliances OF the liquor traffic prin!a jacic eyi.
dencs Of such traffic; to provide for q
State Collstabulary, and aettle beyond
doubt the equsl liability Of males and
females under tho law MesBra. JOHN Rus
sell, Bradford, Smith, and J. N. Newman were
appointed Committee to circulate petitions for
such amendments, and preaent the same 10 tho
Legislature.
Adjourned sine die. >
, 1873-02-06
A ffLNllAlnQlY SlEAfNitl4ds

New YoRK, Teb. 5.-The Vice Chancellor de-
lyered an elaborate opinion this morning on
the bill praying for a preliminary injunction
against the National Railway Company, tlo
6tanhope Railroad Company, and others,, tho
ants. The several charters hy which the Ma
tional Railway Company proposed TO construct
through road betwoen Philadelphia and New
York were reviewed at length, and the conclusion
In each was that thoy had no right under them
to construct through road, aud that to use
them for that purpose WAS fraud. He ruled
for tho complainants on every point. and
granted an injunction against the National Rail-
way Company.
, 1873-02-06

BUFFALO, N. X, Fob. 6.--CATrLE-I.eceIpts, 1,t95
total for tho week, 7225 Markot SLOW ut Ac on until
tlo il market Owners aro holding for better prices.
About 800 were disposed OF. Bsles 27s Illinois secrB
1lo9 to 423 os, 6o@ooo l07 Texas ssoeru ia
1894 It's, at &4.00 +.65 IS Michigan ateors lo3B to
ll10 1bs ut .5o4Io sc Indiana steors, l023 ies, ut
$780,
snEnp AND I,AMps-~Receirts, 1900; total for tl,o
week. 1000 No GALES to record Tho Pens are n!lsa
TIoas-1seceips to-day, $500 total supply for the
week 1900. up to bit 8ale Of selected Oaio
hogs was made at $500. Market dull. Dnyara well
supplied for Tie present, and holding of for de-
elinr Pricos are nominal at t4.8o@a.91 With choice
lots shatlu higher.
, 1873-02-06

LIVERPOOL, Feb. I'LL a. n,.--T!pur. 2as. Wheat
Winter, l2s 2dD12s Id sprinR1 lis 6d@12a ID white
la 2d@ l2s clubt 1aa8 d3f3s Cornt 21spd. posx
G2a. Lard, 38s I'd. ..
L1vknrooL, Fab s-1 p. m.-Ca'tfornta club 'whsa,
l2s gdGal3g Sd, Heat unchanged. .
L1vEnpooL, Feb, DIP. m.-Breadstnffs quiet. Pro.
visions scarce. Lard, 9sa Cd. Pork tls Cd.
JtvERroo1, Feb. !, s =. m.-a1artet unchanged.
rRANKFoRT, Feb. b.-Fivc-twentics Of ~, 06H,
PANS. Feb. 6-Nentcs, 6et 87o.
htyEarooI feb: s.ooot;Sn lu3 tendng lover;
5000 bales; Amorlcsn, 1900; speculation aud export
1,0o0
He'd winter wheat, 12a ad@12s &d. Flour, 2os ID.
Corn, 2Bs ID.
Moss pork, OILS Cd. Choess, 10a. Cumberland mid
dies, a5a !; short ribs. S7a Cd. Lard, osa ID.
LONDON, Fet, o.-Oonsos, money, g11@s2A; &C.
count, B24Gsa2a; hvo-twontos Of 'Gs, IS: do ct,
o.; l6-40s, Dl,.; new 6s, 00t<. -
Tho rate Of money Oh tho Stock Exchange on gooo
koe,rl!ea Il Il l,elow the bunk rate.
, 1873-02-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


X
New YoNH Feb. t.-The representatives Of the
Syndicate here report increasing Interest the part Of
tie National Bau2s III The loan, aud the receipts
to-day OF mora and largor subscriptions than
yesterday ThBir ntyices from London very favor
able and look to the closing OF tho entire loan on
Frldny.
Money was actlYo and ctose with most Of the tus!
ncss at coin to 132 por day closing At currency to
coin,
Sterling was quiet at 109KQs10pt. .
Gold ruled more actyG ami higher, advancing from
113s4 to ll371, md coRng NJ ll38 1naus G33
per cent for carrying aud 1U4 to fat for borrowing
UleAEngu, $4U,000,Goo. Treasury disbursements,
fl7G,000
Goyernmena were slightly higher aud frm.
State bonds dull. -..
Tho feature uf tho stock market WAS Western Union
Telegraph, which was Hot!vs and higher, with fire.
Queut yioont changer. The eh!es fluctuations wore
BA}t, 88,i, 9l!i a0, o. 121, 93'5, a. 93H, pi, D3
and VIZ. There ase runners OF cornos III tho stock
Other aharca weFo lnteter thnu yesterday, And the
range Of prleos lower. Erie fell from G. to G5, rose
to GU; sld CLOSED at dG. Iaku Shore ranged Vt 05ts
96!s. o5h, oAA. New Yosi Central ranged botN cen
l05 and l0s*t. aud e., G. l. O. bctween sa aud 4ol
tho latter being very strong tho recent arrangement
with tha Hooking Valley liaroad and tue completion
Of the Chesapeake h Ohio, Pacific alait doclued
from 72 TO 7l on to report that the steamer Idaho
MAS at AcApulco with broken shaft. The bill Of lnet
year allowing reduction OF the cRpita stock OF tho
uomreny to slo,ooo,ooo WAS renrodasel tn M Mthe
Assembly To-day. Ohio Mississippi fell fron! ~ 4
to 48t. Rock Island ranged at 1lss tu 112t, uuion
Pacific. 3ats@37!s; Harlan1, lla to lt8E.
ht0rI!ug, 109]s,