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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-30
What to Do in an Emergency.

IT is a good thing to know what to do
when man faints away and falls down
on the street. A pedestrian fell down on
Monroe avenue yesterday, being just off
sick bed, and it was wonderful how
many men in the crowd knew exactly
what was the best thing to do. One
called for brandy; another waved the
crowd back; another shouted police"
and "coroner;'' fourth brought Il bucket
of water from Il saloon, and all the others
crowded in as closely rs possible and be
gan wondering if the man had his life in
sured Some wanted to throw water on
the victim, and others thought that his
boots ought to be removed, and the man
with the slop pail fell down in it and
Jumped up and kicked mt a lame boy.
Two boys were sent for a doctor, but
didn't go and market woman crowded
in and told them to raise the mans head.
Some one put a brick under his neck,
and another general call was made for
whisky, camphor, gin, soda, pop, root
beer ginger ale, vinegar water and lager
Nothing was brought, and after IA few
minutes the man opened his eyes, gave
his name and asked to be taken home.
After he had departed a doctor arrived, a
coroner came putting along, and the
crowd came near having a fight AS to who
was entitled to the honor of saving the
mans lifc.-Detyoit Free Press.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-30
CANTON, MISS, SATURDAY, 30

at the bank or store at nine or ten O'Clock,
and work all day, cannot repeat this pro-
cess without certain shakiness coming
into the system, which he will endeavor
to steady by some delusivc stimulus. 1t
Is IN this way that many young man
begins his course to ruin. He need not
necessarily have been in bad company.
He has lost his sleep, and losing sleep is
losing strength and grace.
THE chirping and singing of the cricket
and grasshopper are frequently spoken of
But they do not sing-they fiddle. By
rubbing legs and wings together, each in
a manner peculiar to the species, these in
sects produce the sounds which charac-
terize them. Perhaps our best insect in
strumental performer is the Z" Katydid."
Each wing contains little tambourine;
and, by the opening and shutting of the
wings, these are rubbed against each
other, and produce the sounds of katy
did-she-did," which can be heard at
long distance, and gives the insect its
name,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-30

the afternoon, he explained in some con-
fusion that they had been asleep in the
barn.
ASLEEP in the barn, / don't see how
you got in there, and what did you want
to sleep there for, anyway" exclaimed
Clara.
"'Cause we did," said Ted, shortly 81
guess everybody has right to do as they
please''
provided they please to do right" an
swered Clara, quietly. She began TO sus-
pect how the case stood and led the chill
dren to talk of something else.
The boys were very uncommunicative
concerning that day-they never liked to
say much even to each other about it;
but during the rest of her reign Clara had
no more loyal subjects than Ted and Fen
ny.-N. Y. Independent.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-30

INSTRUCTIONS have been issued To Post
masters that envelopes for registered letter
packages are not to be charged with post
age the envelope being mere pouch in
which letter is transmitted. 1t has been
the practice of many Postmasters to
charge postage not only on the letter but
afterward to inclose it in a registered
envelope and charge postage on the whole
package.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-30

A WORCESTER (Mass.) paper says that
on a recent Saturday, a workman in one
of the shops in Milbury was attracted by
the painful and long -cOntinued believing
of COW, and at length started out to as
certain the cause He followed the sound
TO pasture, where he found a cow which
had fallen, in attempting to get over a
wall, i'm such a manner as not to be able
to get up, and a huge brindle dog was en-
gagged in gnawing her living body. Not
daring to approach the ravenous beast
alone, the man went for help, and when
he returned the dog was gone. The COW
was horribly torn about the TANKS, and
both her eyes were dug out.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-30
Poetry.
THE 14ERON.4CT.

BY ELIZABETH SILL
THE airy bark. it's master waiting
Swings restless on an airy main,
And, wide its -ilken sails initiating.
Pulls at the anchoring chain.
On viewless pillows lightly swayins,
II pants to cleave the soundless deep,
And, its high impulse obeying.
Through heavens wide blue to sweep
Like eagle proud, whose mighty pinion
Fetters may bind but cannot tame,
Ceaseless il chafes against dominion,
Ceaseless its upward aim
And he on this strange voyage starting.
Lone wsndercr Of the trackless height.
What but the spirits latest parting,
Can match this daring flight;
He to no shores his course is bending,
No busy ports before him rise:
He 1oats upon a sea intending.
The sailor Of the skies
A sea whose cliffs. now dark now beaniing
Each veering zephyr builds or mars.
Bridged by an arch Of sevenfold cleaning,
And islanded with stars.
From his aerial watch beholdinr.
As like leahet he h whirled
Silence and space alone Unfolding,
He sees this distant world
He sees confused the hills and valleys.
Dwindled and shrunk the ample plains.
The ocean but a sapphire chalice,
This rivers silver veins:
The winding course OF linked sierras
Like some huge serpents uncoilcd rings:
And swooping from The rocky terrace,
The cataracts sunlit wings
To him vast towers and cities splendid,
Column and dome majestic piled.
Are glittering spots, uncertain blended
The playthings of u child
He sees the storms beneath him gather
Watches the wrinkled lighfnings fall,
And. canopied in clondless ether,
Rides high above them all.
A speck amid the ligh. eternal.
As up The crystal dome he flies.
Well might ii seem the path supernal,
That leads to Paradise.
Spirit. that now within me chained
Longest to soar at liberty.
Soon shall thy powers be unrestrained.
And thou at length be free
And when. no longer here enshrouded,
Thou lookest back from heights unclouded,
On this thy mortal sphere,
Its scenes no longer shall allure thee,
Its faded joys no more invite;
Far. far beneath. the storm-cloud's fury:
Above. the perfect light.
-Galdry
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-30

THE Hartford Courant has been i'm
proving the pages of the last census by
figuring up the chances of being struck
by lightning. During the year 1870 there
were 202 deaths from lightning, out of
100000 from all causes. During the same
time there were 397 deaths from sun
stroke, or nearly twice the number killed
by lightning, and vet no one fears the
sun, while thousands are afraid of a thun-
der cloud. AS an additional bit of con-
ISOLATION, the Courant also states that there
were I ,345 deaths by suicide. In other
words, the reader of this is six times as
likely to kill himself as he is to be killed
by lightning.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-30

A LADY in Hartford, Conn, gives no.
husbands contracting.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-30

JOHN PORE, of Nicksburg, rose at mid
night to throw his boots ut II howliAg cat,
and he found smart fire just getting I'M
der way in his kitchen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
COTTON MARKETe.

rHnAD.1pm. Aus l5-Cottou dull; addns, 19ss9l9fss;
AU0UsT. Alg. l5-Cott0n dull and nonEal' Mdalngi TIT
rss,gt bates sales 1877 bales stock l572 6gy hles 800
7Os bales mills, 81 bale. 40,
balesi aes 2Si bales stock 1879 l75 bales. 1873 Sg7 bales
tBa auz mo 80. al h,ie.
o6o bales weskynei receipts, lOs9 0Aes sTportseOas
PEovrDEsoE Aug l5-COton-,s LOGO blssi stock, $4,000
CalRLEsroy Aug I5-cotton dali and heavy; Nddns l7's
mel receipts $40 haes sales 100 bales ,ieek iioz ose@ Mess
CScfssa4r Ant i5o,tou dull; Mdings 1885, receipts 90
bals., shipments 5O4 bales; stoot o62 ba.es -,
GALvEsroS Auz l5-Coi.on quiet Good OriinaI Iov!o &c
5s5 bales eTporSo Great Britain 455O oae 'oa
aoBms Arg i5-Cottoa dull ard nominal; Matngs 1sc Low
Mdings l6s Good OrnlIy l4e net eePts ~ oaies eIpors
Bo.ros Aug Cotton iuil addngs 2Oisc. receipts
b,l"s soss 4i bss1 as 200 bsles. stock 10000 bales
g.eIJ9s. receipts io4 sAs' gTo.G, -O'0 bales
SHwoEiEiSs Aug i5cottoS 0onla Mddug 1s'491sT
D ns' '' ...: 500 500 bales o S,
1885 bales. gross 5ll bales s5Ps Go Great S'AH IO'o
Aug 1jCooa quiss Addlns' lS9 net reeei DTS
ep0Fs-OstEs 43 bales alss bales soeG oOS Ia si
venes receipts 227 bales exports eOIs"'e S94 bales A-s'
Lo1isSLLa Aug I5cOn quiei Mdlins' 1sc receipts, 1871
~ P5IST Aug ID Coton-yyeeEir net receipts 20 bales
My Az I5ICotton norinsl; Low Nodngs lsc weekly
receipts 20 bales shpmeu 90 bassi stock ls72 4o3 bales
SanrsoRs Aug 15-coou dun' Midalgg l9ise .rpOr.
receipts 676 bales 226 bs:e. eIpOrtso GreA Britain JIl
bales coassise, 92S bsles sales. GA bales a.,
SELMA Aux l5CottonRecep;s o the week AZ bales hpments
lg3 bales; stoek 1872 1O2 bales; 1873 233 bales -
NoKToLK 15-Coton dull and weak Low hddhngs 1891
stock 39 bales seeknet receipts 2OoO bies e1poseoAst
wise 81 "a bses; ssles. $50 bales ...,,. 50
LOUIS. Aug. l5COtton que and nomnali Aadhngs I9
glT bales shipments, ga bales
hRwPgIs Aug l5-Cotton MddlHgs lSc; receipts 80
h,es shipusuts 1872 2S6l bales 1873 7lOo
bes; receipts 1873 bae shipments L99I oAes safes
$500 bales ,,.,,r ~
46S saesi shipments l742 oAes stock 1917 QUO
SoayoLK Aug l4-Cotton du little doing Ndilus lsc
net receipts 3S6 bales 9o bales sales ~
stock 2.497 baeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Aug l5-Cotton quiet; Midiing I99lSiac
Flour UNCHANGED and steady Wheat active and higher Choice
White ~ sOi Fair Prime 81 6O0Sl 10 Choice Amber,
81 lbGSl oO GOOD Prime Red 81 7O1Sl 40 Common 70 Fair
d. 81 OeGl 6o Ohio aud Indiana to 81 550Sl 6O Kentucky
d. II % DO Com quiet and steady SOuthero White 6SD7lc
do Yellow oO Ared Western 5Sc Oats nni Southern 40
4Jc Meserniire 4l942c DO White s5c Rye irmsr At Doe
ISL Hay unchanged Provisions m and iobhng demand
but 40 round os offering Mes Pork slS Bulk Meaoho aie
9G9s Clear Rio seI 1Os9102; the outside price bbinE
trade Baeonshoucer l0e Rib sie,, lOsid llc Clear Rib
Western Batter unchanged. Whisky frrner at % isc-
CINCINNATI Aug. l5-Rlour firm AZ 70 25dS6 90. Wheat
frm az 81 29dSl 80. Corn Grm and in fair demand
a 4Ba4Sc. RTe Ssady 63d7Oc. Oats quiet and
unchanged Barley arm lin fair demand sales Of New No
Fall al 81 ID BITTER steady Provisions quiet PORK quet n0mi-
ney Sl6 10 small lots generally shed S7 Lar but 1rm
steam held At SCI sales c. seller City Kettle he At
sdolfc Bulk Meats he firmly 84ac fOr Sh0u1rs
Clear Rib SIDES held 92 cash 92e bid buyer until the 10Th Of
September sale Clear Sides 9 Bacon steady &C. for Shout
i'm 94c
DETROIT, Aug 15our quiet .nd UNCHANGED whs.t ..eady
EIiA White nominaly 81 70dS1 ~; No White 81 5Sdsl 5e
Anber Michigan 81 42GSi Az Corn STEADY 4oc Oats in good
Flour 1900 bush Wheat 5000 Corn, 1000 bush
Standardization bblA Flour. - -
PauADEIPHA AH l5Four in good demand Snpefne SO 30
Isl 25 Extras 81 501sJ so; Wisconsin and Muneoa Extra
Family SO 756SS state Infns. and Ohio DO, 81 75dS %
High Grades ~ T5aSl0 whest fne New and Old Rel q 1Og
81 30 Oh Amber II 65GSl 70 New and OH White 81 80 a
81 60 the latter for Choice I've steady Com held nmly Yellow a.
5916Oe. Mixed Western 53G59c Oats dull White, 45d
MIe1 4Od43 Barley MaSses $4,000 bush ior forward dehy
prices Petroleum seATi Grade lie; hehned
l6e. WHISKY generally held a. 96iaG97c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LosDoS, Aug. l5-l2:3O p n.-Brie RaiHay shares. 47l
Aug l5-i2:3D n
81 900 baies, Of which
900 ulaou The SO7 900 bales, inciuDg
American The pts n the hv "a 900 bales including
American. Actual 5000 bales The Wheat
for three DAYS have been 900 quarters including II 900
The Of The
~, 900 quarters, intending o. 800 Amrrr.n
Aug lJ.Petroieum, francs for Fine Pale American
LIVERPOOL Aug 15-4 m--cotlol Milllnz UoaHi
Gal Milins Orleans 9i3 Sales 1900 haes including 1000
speculation and o. apped
below Low MdBgs deliverable 0cO5er Soye.
Der 1t g 1881
LosDoS Aug. l5-l:3O m-Erie Railway sharr,. 47i2
LIvEEPOOL Aug 3D. n.Ssles u Cotton Mid
9lbi zoe stock bound this $4,000 bales
ending 20 900 American the shipments from Bombay since the st
repoTl the 18th been 5000 Wheat III OH y
cea Tor average California White au1 II IL Tor Club 10 Corn
1916 y quarter Beef 81 p fierce for New Mess.
LONDON Aug l0-23O m.fhe Of discount for three
month"; bills IN The market lO below tie Bank
England rate Rne Railway shares 81 -
LONDON Aug. 15-3.3O states bonds
1905, Old, 30; Ten-Fories. 9Ola.
LONDON AuE l0-4 The Of bullion gone the
Bank Of kogand on bAllnce to-day Is 49sOOO.
LONDON Ang l0-t:l5 m-ConsO, Tor money, 81 sd92't
Eie Railway shares. i7if
LIVERPOOL; Aug l5530 m-Coton-The sales Of Cotton To-
d were 5JOO bales American Sales Of be shipped rom
savannah or haston At SILL shipped from SayaBnah Charleston
Bo SeoE Low htdhn deliverable October ana November at
l3lb4 The market for Yarns Fabrics Manchester 1 and
prices rather lover for all Articles
LoSDoS Aug l55.O m-Reined Petroleum ID 2i p gallon
LoSDoS Aug lo-EEeHng-Sprz rurpeHtae 81 81 sH-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

EEvyoEr Aug 15sEsys.rodays ,TTiIa. we're As cars
Wehuen ComHunpsw or 9l4 heal making total
also the larger par' OF the 50 ar mat ached Com
wednesday Sellers complained loudly Of the dnnss o. The
market ARMED that good 10 steers fell % strong fc o.
while natives and Texans were At least 2 u love-, Inc
Te1a1s At sal I H. grades About 10
The droyes at ComnsnpsS on Thursday Friday SO
~ Morris iOT Kahn Parsi ess for l. Partridge and car
O c6,5 K.hn sold for Kahn Pur 80 Kentucky steers
stone, II hgh Kentucky steers Ola c", at
W. Dadlsy sOl for Morris, 1876 Te1Ans, Ga swt at ss
Geo ros.y for " Morris. 100 Texans. ga ert. Size
dress 90 n and 30 o DO ' 96 Ds, ~ e 1910
lq1 an. % ~, Go 1 loo limo, steers at 11a11Ie p
n 10 81 "a esL At lie d. 70 dess % d ami
w ssse so for Morris n nno, steers strong ia evt
average sal2lse n II fair d. Ga eWt at ll4 aud II
aiSh sod Tor Mons 1913 good to prime steers,
va oTL 2cl2 30 fat Missouri steers, ia e" At IL az
Matte Fuller Co carload, little Cherokee and Tsr.,
.y follow 50 that averaged 7T3 b. At Sc b. 70 irss.
csc AZ SO y head about DC d. to dFe "a to the
Ier"5oS,s cans for Simon Ulsry ea for b. and H. West
heimef ears ior Doty, ". y Woods cars
Cdss J. Pagan W. Woods 50 Missouri Ga eTt
ShsrsA CASEY for B. Doy la Texans, 100 live weight
a 9 per u 70 dTe 90 to the r0-s e" ana io D. d. An
$ Us Tor " Judy 40 KENNEDY IA -t IL &c, and
H. A Gcrehou.e account steers 10
d And6g Texans. q cEt, At S09i2c
4
eV strong lie d d. and ~ Illinois ia lldlllse
CALyEs-seops 24O f0y-eghtst making 5000
Good calves
sustained prices 20 OF lat selling NJ &C. = n, small
bunch Be- but and and mlred
dull and lower Colng figures eiGsI Tor calves
and Glad9c = ID for vvaS
LAnBs-TdAys cepts 30 245 bead,
Monday l4,526 for The ass
week Prices
appears generally The quality
better thing shown here o several days
materially hAuge sales
sheep a. h. and Of lambs G9c, with Few At 9aS
9iac -
81 ID. at0c
Lrc6 Barnes sold Michigan sheep SO average at
53e y h. 475 CzaaaA lambs, "a u average AT Sc = n.
Jndi sold 2O4 OHIO sheep 81 blg
2O2 do SOFA D. 5'sej llS no. % u, At &C. aad Sl3 ono
Hume illicit sofa 3s5 Ohio sheep 80 average at Giae
I76 lambs 81 at Dc 2 NJ 4S d0 81 q at9if
Abs 80 do 90 n, S1gci 40 do Oh
B,a add 80 Canada lA@bs % m, g.
sold 1876 II = 5isc; aud 70
lSmbs, ssh n, a Sl2-
j. s. Piaeoex SOLD 364 beep. "a aversee 6Iss p 70
2ll 40 D. 5slci 49, do 90 n, AZ 6i l05 do 100 81
Gai 100 do % n, De- ll5 10, 81 d. at 6416ti l59
lambs AZ d. al 7-ac III do, 1Oa n, al Sc Ia heA
80 y. Os De- "a n, Be- J2 jersey 90 y, at vG
AZ DO. 90 D. at gls 90 do, o. n, ugAc 49,
u the several yesterday the rcccp"
lS 1863 hogs giving total Of 1902 MoHdAl
1888 hast There hogs IN
sssrn. sold Dressed iio
orc down Va Cal IA d. under tse heavier ree1ps isa VIC
pressure ~ seL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

FRIDAY, Aug. 15-P. VI.
The general stock speculation has been so tame as
hardly to call for remark. The market opened firm
and ruled strong all day. and though the buying
movement was not active yet bullish sentiment
prevailed. and may find more distinct expression
within the next few days. The leading shares were
all ND 20 per cent and in the case of Pacific Mail
which formed the center of attraction, the price rose
from 40! 10 4Oi Erie was weak and lower, notw1th-
standing its rmness in London, but the other Lead
ing shares were strongly supported. Morris and
Essex sold at o.! Delaware, Lackawanna and West
err. 1Ol 6lOI!; New-York and New Haven, lS7, and
Panama up TO 11G3 Express and miscellaneous
shares were neglected The general market closed
heavy and dull The opening, highest, lowest and
cloziry Drices of stocks were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
Pic day 5 transactions at the u. Is. Treasury v
We annex closing rates for Foreign exchange

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship
Celtic. VIII close at II a. m, and per steamship
Weser at l:SO p. M, at the Merchants Exchange,
Nos. 90 and 50 Pine-st.
The money market has been quiet and easy at 3
and Ger cent on call, prime discounts and time
loans on collateral being as last quoted
United States bonds were quiet with only Il few
sales reported the course Of the market generally
following gold. Fisk g. Hatch report as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

livelier interest was taken in the dealings in
State bonds to-day, and more active business was
apparent, firm feeling pervading the list. Mis-
sour skies. however declined to 924. Virginia con-
soils sold at 53059t; Tenncssees new 49, and Lousi-
ana Levee skies at S. The quotations were "a tol-
ioWa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE CONSOLIDATED so YEARS PER CENT GOLD
BONDS of the ST. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN RAIL-
WAY Co., issued upon a completed trunk line DE
tween ST. Louis and Nashville, Tenn.,) earning more
than enough to pay interest and operating expenses
sold by GEORGE OPDYKE q Co.. % Nassau-st-
WNsLow g. WILSON, 70 William-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

HowEs & MACY, Bankers, No. 30 Wall-st., New
York offer the same facilities TO DeDOstOrs as In
corporated Banks and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid TO choice Stock, Bonds, &c
&c. Tor Investors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

dis 452 r,th-r 2iI Cake IT'S pkr
Beef 36i pigs PerE 62 pks Cat hea 4 m Lsr 442O pns,
Butter l25li pigs Geese li7 pssA raow l,J57 paw Tea
$50 starch 22S Tobacco a62 pigs
Tobacco &47 bales Wool 40 ob- Wsky. % O0ls ROsn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

CHICAGO, DANvIILE AND VINCENNEs RAILROAD
SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BoNDs.-
Interest payable April and October l. The remain
ing balance less than S9OOOOO of these very desr-
able bonds for sale at the Office of the Company, No.
80 Pine-st., New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
BONDS AT A BARGAIN.

MONTCLAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at 80
JAMESON, SMITH & COTTING. IA Broad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-COupon or
Registered. interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, S1,0O0,OO0
For sale at the office of the Company No 20 Cedar
St. NY. JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PEI horfh fffvsr YesssS AVID hai'roddA
Ara l523 pser Ashes pkg DeeswAr % bbs C"pei -
h, Clt0u. 1885 bills Flour, 200 nh- del, 1917 lt -
II 800 Corn. 4iJO bush ois % ptg Dnul Frat 90 '
Egs Hemp bslea Hogs. LyI5 Ala A4i baH.se' H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

We following from Mr. Emmett Weiss Weekly Hop circular
date: The market remsins steady nth i aenan ION
umers gradually absorbing the balance Of Z now IN da
es hands 7 have been received oy TIE ienosns
arms; Messrs Aiken bales Virginia. quahy goo
Mr. Robert Schroeder No as Broadway received bale rom hO
hare County choice quality and sod to Geo Eart Hen aie bN
ery Nreveconst pce Toe y D. The repairs n0m me COUNTY,
~ verv capaetine icea nd are disappeAnng"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

Or peea London correspondent avor With the following l11er
dt Of Aug exceedingly heayy Where saes
are they reduction previous ass The rePo ron
The pan,'ii9a are ra0sI @1S Ss are more proaisa
HAY AND STRAw-The denaud moderate and the marfesI
do d. $685. Good Shipping 90 sisaslg Common 90 49,
So: CoamOn sl5asls Long Rye Straw At Sl'qslo
ana y 9I 40 eo et IS eady with onya moderate obbing h
mlH small sales Of Manila At bOas9S and Aaara Al 'O
MILL PEBD-The market esd With moderate demand -e
quote 40 At SlSaslg 10 ID At 7ioaslg ~ s5is9i - G
MOLAsSES-The market is quiet and pnees noiniAAlJ "
sToREsTs lrts for RG :5 has n d ar With ~
inquiry ehiea' for IpSI, ies o a are io - 5o and 100 b6
No. . - 80 cost 'nd freight sBiTi' Igfpeens
Sa az s s Win uzop CITY Pitch ieb6ng fr7 50 S7l29
"a "a Later So hear Of IDS b5s NO. 50 2J 800 bbiA
10 at SO S5 300 b5 Washing Tar private terms he N
oIS-Cnae sperm demand and the market srn Crude
Whale gsIy 99e bot . . ws,I Ls 1 il am and IN f
demand: Of 100 bol at Toe present maze qno,4 a.
PROvIsIOSs-TAe market que but srner DE demand
SIS 70 for New Mes go % ioT EIa rIms I @ Beet
Inn but quiei; sales ssasI1 Plain Mess, SIG
50 for halt bba Cat Meats are less active SsL a9 p, o6n 1
Picked DO sa,c 500 40 n aveuge, 10 se and
$50 City Pee Hams n sul l5a ID At l5e a3gVV y oens
ESQ fair demand for The soan and Is better espea!
CIV AZ sio6 - New held sSf 80 900 n short Rib (WiHte
9l4c. JOOJO do on private terms ~ DoAes olo
Havv sold at Sc: we quote 6207 for City Lard dull
Of go bits and tcs az for NO
size for Citv Prime Steam and 80 s Rejected
steam 1t sIs 40 Grease o& Tor future delivery We
PRTR0LEUa-The Refined wssl generally qroied
TO-DAY, quiet and chiefly holders market buyers
ru advance bids call PROMPT deliveries IOf 10 ana
jna al g for Civ AM arms Of LOCO 00
buk Tor October delivery 6a and 4OOO boS oepe
Der eut nj The Greek markets ruled pretty steady aoist
standing yesterday well 10 Butler COUNTY SAID 70
hbs the quotations II ~ on
civ ~ 2OGsl 22la Ttusyle; 81 10 Petroleum Centre and
81 20d1 % Philadelphia the market dull 81 Ab
iOr spot and future.
a. 81 lae., in bond M -,- -. on.
RIC IN od demand and irm sales 30 casks Carolina a. od9ci
aud 800 bags RsngOon az 65fG7e. currency duty paid
sUGARSrhe active al nn pnci ses Snce
at $500 Tor Pr 20 Prime Refining Cuba and
III g. Tor Centrifugal also, 100 boxes Derosne S No.
Refined eady crushed, IL &C
Waite a - IO9;c.; Yellow, 1OlsGlOlsc
SFFDS-Cass nominal Clover held ssd9c.
and Timothy TO- Flax seed offering - Oo0
81 10. learn OF no TAnzacnonA o
sOA-as-e limited demand and steady sales Of 900 boxes
Martelles Al 's., currency. %,
80 1000 70 Lard SteaTn at Sifc ,
TOBACCOTnsro good demand for Kentueky Leaf and
e sIet Is drn $50 thds at 7altc Seed Leaf in fair
eouest and f 50 undy kinds Seed Leaf 1870
Al 100 do. do 1871 AZ l9G2Oe zoo DO Con-
cut and Fe and seconds 1877 Fies Al
l2d1Sc 100 do Wisconsin 62; 40 do
PennsIlTania At and 500 bales Havana At oOg9sc
and l3OOOO common
a &c and 80 hh1S prime Al oAsl -...
WHISKY aIsI and moderately eave; Of 225 bb 97
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-16

HoUsroN AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY Com
PANY's FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT SINKING FUND
PER CENT GOLD BONDS at 90 and interest. Road
entirely completed.
JOHN j. Cisco g. SON, 50 Wall-st.