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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11

INsTISCT oF THE pIGFoN. 49, Several
weeks since Nc. Richard BIncls, Of this
town, shipped 90 New York a l5t Of pig.
cons that he bad on hand for some time,
and, after, their departure, Of course, lbo't
90 more Of y, bot Iu few days thereafter
be wts as'ouished 90 sec three e them in
The vicinity Of where ihey had been kept
while here. III knew them by certain
marks, and there Is no doubt of tbeir being
tbe -amc. ltis supposed they were used
in a shooiing-T Itch, thereby gaining their
liberty after running, OF rather flying, the
giuuue, Of The guns of che porting bar
taraus q Gotham -Iiog. Tpicc 4 Ueck.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11
IT. The Hon Mr. Turner, a promioon,

If The Hon Mr. Turner, prominon.
politician Of Warren county, Kon,ucky. died
from one Of those peculiar prcson,mcnis Of
which books compiled for curious readers
contain many instances Mr.. Turner had
been Informed, SO be repeatedly told his
friends, eleven years before, that at Ger.
tain time lie would die. The facts Of the
case are vouchcd Tor by "ar eminent ply.
stefan now practising bis profession nj
Bowling Green, Kentucky" which remark
able physician Is, as flr as We know. auon.
ymous. For eleven years Mr. Turner
quietly waited. lie looked forward 10 the
event f1retoli with perfect couGlcnca. Ills
manner when abiding 10 10 was alwlys ar-
parcntIy composod aud free from pqirf.l
forcbodiucs lis business habits rcmair-
cd Che same, aud be passed qGietly through
the eleven tedious years patiently owliing
that event which j.. ordinarily frsrg.t
with more or less q terror 10 Co.,, as. 49,.
human mind. he died, Of course, on ,he
day q hour mentioned by The "myssriars
voice, audible Gully 90 his own car,' which
eleven ycar- previous had gifted him, for nc
earthly reason tbat is ineligible, With a.
knovladgo urt often vouchsafed o. m0rtal.
- runs The story credit j, who will
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11
rFIt ia said that the Secretary of the

EEIt il said that the Secretary of the
Treasury will soon take steps to carry out
section 6, of the act of July IL, 1870, pro
viding for tho withdrawal of S25, 900 900
of national currency from those banks in
States having an excess of circulation =
This excess is principally in the New En-
gland States, Massachusetts, having tho lar.
ges. The South, which was not nblo on
account of the war to avail itself of the
national banking acts, will derive the prin-
cipal benefits from this s25 900 900.
EgJUDGE STAPLES and other promi-
nent men ofPatrick county, Va, who were
taken to DAnville charged with kukluxing
were tried OF the Bird inst, before Commits
sioner LATHAM, aud honorably discharged
The negro, CARTER, who preferred the
charges, left town for parts unknown jus,
as the trial commenced. lie probably
seeing the scales of justice would be turned
against him, did not consider it safe to re-
matt. 1t only amounted to putting all par.
ties to considerable trouble and the Gov.
eminent to some pypnusa
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11

GE The Washington Sunday Uera}d
thinks that the Potomac fisheries will be
failure this senson, and that the catch of
fish Is annually decreasing. The season is
from the 10Th of March until the lst Of
June, but sufficient time has elapsed to
show TINT the probabilities are against n
prosperous years supply. Some Wash
ington fishermen have not yet weticd their
selnes. There was every indication in the
beginning Of the season Cf fine run Of
fish, and The disappointment will be severe.
y felt if this immense trade should even
partially fail. Few know the extent of the
herring fisheries From thirty 10 FORTY
millions Of herring are caught annually in
the Potomac alone. 1t is "a stirring sight
Mt The landing in the height Of the season.
The fishermen, some Of them nearly naked.
take the heavy seine, half Of it in one boat
and half IN another, and rowing out from
shore lot il down, and bring the end ropes
again 10 shore. Then the windlasses at
each cLd Of the seine shore lines begin 10
haul 10, aud soon, eapng AMI struggling,
the mass Of iish-hcrring, shad, bunch
fish, all varieties and sizcs-come TO shore.
and the women, kuife in hand, come down
upon them. 1t is n picturesque scene ;
but it is more than this, it is a profitable
industry, and It's failure would entail Sc
rious loss. More stringent laws are need
ed to protect these fisheries, and save the
ish from wanton destruction
THE Mopoc INDIANS The lnfcs, in.
tolligcnco received in the city Of New York
from the camp near tho laya.bcds states
that the Peace Commissioners have not go,
accomplished anything, they having bad
but one talk with lending Iu5ilns, altho'
unreliable Indians, like BoGus CHAR
10y, como in every day and get present.
from Commissioner MEAcHEu
Another battery Of artillery reached tbc
camp Cd the seventh Colonel MAsov's
command is now within two miles to The
eastward Of Captain JACKS camp, and
signal stations arc thoroughly established
Boats have been put on the lake, aud com.
muuication between tho c1mps i, frequent
BaS-From tho returns Of the election
held in Connecticut on Monday last, is.
GERsoLL, the Democratic candidate for
Governor is elected by n majority Of be.
twccp . 500 and 1000 in Tho State Tho
Republicans will have n majority Of ono in
the Senate. Though full returns arc not
IN, it is plain that the Democrats have Sc
cured majority in the lower house, vari.
ously es,ima,ed at from ten 10 eighteen
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11
'nment to some expense.

ES A most terrible hail and wind-storm
occurred at Burlington, Iowa, on Sunday
afternoon last, creating fearful havoc and
causing loss of life. The storm struck the
city on West Hill, tearing the roof from
one of the school houses, and descending
through the business portion of the city,
buildings were unroofcd, and great deal Of
damage was done. The most horrible
part Of the catastrophe was the destruction
of T. n. PouND's butter md egg depot,
on Jefferson street, and the deaths Of sew.
en- persons. The house was blown down,
and twenty-five persona buried beneath the
ruins. Mr.. POUND and six others were
taken out dead, and eighteen others were
rescued more or less injured.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11

a SION VIVA NorAL A story IS
told, says iLc N,w York TtiJur. a o
French r'nieusr, who, having lost 'hc
hulk of his property through tbe r9.celi-
ti-- &c friend, in whom h- trusted, crown.
ci 81 ali l5 tbs i5.s of Dis mental bahrc,.
aud for fhc remainder of Biz DAYS iuuI
hi- only delight in riding 10 cmuiIuse.
aud passing fares from the passengers %
driver, t7king care whco change was rc.
turned 90 adj 90 it sou or two from biz
own pocket, and watch the eject on ,bc
receiver. 10 nine casls ont of rem, os tho
story g,,s, tbc passenger counting over
his change and Gddire, ss be supposed.
that the driver bad cheated himself would
look bewiIdercl Tor moment, oud tLcn
pocket The change with quiet chucklc.-
The special delight q the luns,ic vas 10
satisfying himself in this way that nine.
tenlbs Of bis fellow mon were dishonest If
they only lad tie opportunity.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11
SOUTH alranth 9ntellisenter.
RoMNEY, FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1873

sayThe Legislature of this State adjourn
at III o'clock on Monday last, to meet a
g in the goth Of October.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11
waGucr's Great Magical
SHAVING SOAP.

TN9lS is the best shaving soap ever Invented.
i IL viii lathcr aud shave like a charm -
foung men. by shaving once a week with this
soap, can in few months start a very strong
oes,u. Washing the head once week with IL
will stop the hair from falling ont. remove dan
drEh, cure all erupiions Of the scalp. AMI cause
the hair To grow luSur'ant ani beautiful. Try
II. Nothing like IL Pficc IS cents per Cake.
Sent by mail, Gost-p'id. an r-c-ipt of price
n "A credit of thirty DAYS will be given
and liberal reduction made To all reliable deal
ers. Address
WAGNER 4 TOWNSLEY.
llrtiSsJHry, lresi Ia
April IL, ls73.-3m.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11

The readers Of Mis article arc rel a.
'care Of The fact that
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11

IL, 900, 900 ARES,
Cheap Farms,

-
Cheap Farms,
The cheapest Land in market FOR sale br n.
Union Pacific Railroad Comnonv
In the Great Platte Valley.
5000 600 AcREs IN CENTRAL NEpp,s,,
Now for sale ia tracts OF forty acres All 49,.
wards on rivs and TAN YEARS cREblr AT 4 ~.
CENT. No ApvAScs ISr.REer REeurRsn
Mild and lieAl,hful Climate, Fertile Soil -,
Abundance of Good Water 800 %"
THS BEST MARKET IN TUE WEST -.
great mining regions uf Wyoming Coln-,,n
Utah and Nevada being supplied lon The fsrp,s,,
in the PLArrs VALLEY.
Soldiers Eafit1ef TO a Homestead Of leo
CRE.S.
The BrsT LOCATIONS roR CoLoylrs
FREE HOMES FOR ALI Mul,oSs or ,....
OF choice Government Lands open for ept,v ~.
der the HOMESTEAD LAW, near this GRr,r ~,
Road, with good markets aud al ,he conveni.-
ces of an old settled country
Free passes to purchasers 90 Railroad Land
Sectional Maps, showing the Land also n,r
ediuon OF Descriptive Pamphlet with new Nm
Mailed Free Every where. Address
o r. DAVIS.
Land Commissioner L. =. II p
OMAHA Nh.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-04-11

hENTUcKY TIE FIRST OF STATES. -
| From the Courier Journal Whatever
else they may say of us Kentuckians-that
we play cards, drink whisky, and race hor-
ses-they have never yet been able TO say
OF us that We are set of pulling hypocrites
and liars. That the kentucky woman is
the handsomest in the world tia. the
Kentucky horse is the faetcst in America I;
and that, if the kentuckians do play cards,
they play them on the square, are, We take
II, indisnutable nronnsitinns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THURSDAY. April NBEEvssTbe arrivals todaT were
E Onehun1rethsL, 81 tOmmuuipsW 70
rs Seet Tie cattle TO-DAY were Of TAR qsslty With good
9IanA bile trade slow IN the part 81 The dAv all things
pne l1e huE Of ibe nsl Ves sold al it0lzici lev sold
q We and the top cattle Al 9c Texans SOLD Al u ie.
he shippers OnehuBdredb-t to-Gy D. wairel p
ears D H. Westhemer ana B. T. Havlaud The
soov1Hg q the sales Of YESTERDAY and to-day v
Thompson sold for J. HOhep O Missouri steers TAI cEt
@Hte lew Of the OP cattle Seng at l3eg "a Illinois sler u
~. a. l2tC
II wesaser was selling Tor IL webeimst II Cherokee
80 n aFeregt, a. ilst- ~ dress 81 ID.
Merit BuhGd selling for themselves 10 Illinois cattle
Tor D wsiIsl lis cattle averaging rs
a. re " n ert. q nAes do averaging LIS ~ ltc,
~ eHt Illinois Do, yes1ug rs D, at l2ic to dress 81
Iss shippers at COmmunpsw Sssoa Morris, 10 p.
esHeas cans ysser 81, 4cars, and Schneider, car
Eof Moses sold Coz ~ Morris % Illinois cattle Its sverage, al
= ana 81 PIT bsd 10 arsss 81 n 10 Illinois Do $50 a7erage
X 44lot steers LIB atcrsEe, al he 10 dress ~
o. 10 average At 2ic to cres 50 ~ and IS eoGsh Illinois
h GoEI,a so Tor n MsrSs Is iSos cattle Gan eu At
% Illinois DO eSt lie 50 lps las
hoseai1 u and - MissoGu cattle d est l2e
ssn's' sold for Nelson common Illinois steers sc,ut g.
u alSc o. llhnos cattle. eiGs3 cFt al i2le
nsrln fisr % sold Tor p KlGBeut Illinois F,eers O.
kta an of Fecllsr a D. 81 limos HGIJo
cs9sy MPhOn sold for Klswen 50 Hind, e.ia. "A evt ct
= sna M Osse''' yssefdiy zis fair limbs % cat,
Myers soh FOR Morris IS Misoui cattle "A et At 12,aI1e
D14ey sold Of tie Borns ne IA f fr , IA.
.t 81 l1 10 dfess 81 a CEsosse 81 cw AZ
Lsa'sboot so 20 Illinois steers G. eut, At uIai2,s n. for
Iossy Son ior n Morris 81 poo r.rsps et .. ,n, d
t. q illinois cattle o. eHt, lis,; q Illinois do "a CT
S-'is' Ea-a HA fs -sea - GsOS nss sut, lzs, 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
HORSEand G CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Thursday. April 81. 1879.

NEW-1ORk' IHurs1aVs April u. l8IJ
The general features of the local horse trade
r,main essentially the same. In tho demand for pleas
uro horses slight Improvement WIS experienced to
daybut "a there Is no lack OF supply and the
somewhat tardy there is also an increased disposition 20
rcaza, induced mainly BY tho rnaiated strinGcncy In
money Work horses n fair demand. and soil at nrn
ptrea.
Al an auction sale held by Mr.. Arch Johnston az WIN
p. Douglas private stables IN West FJutcenhot some
ten Carriages were disposed o az iIr prices also pllr
gray carnage horses. 49, hIlds and years, Tho alter
BRINGING $500 -
Regular eemi-weekly sale at Mr. WIN van IaSsen3
horse and carriage auction mart East Tdrtcentb-st,
Fourt-ave Tomorrow Fudayl, the 2jh INST, AZ
u O'Clock.
At private stables No. 81 East Fiiytbirdst, Mr. j. L.
Nandewater viii sell at public aucton a nnmofr oi
horars wagons. etc. Tomorrow (Frid1yl. the 25lh nsl
at 1870 a. For catalogue advertising columns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
nOMEsrIC NAlKETa.

Arn,yy April awbrat steadr and in @o.r,ts d,a-"' 's'
on Gf s 49, Ipe 1 ADsi az q 4S CSS quiet ses = bah Tor e
dyLyry al y' oa sra'i s,rs ' eqA Nv WIse. 70 ' On
BuFy.lo. APn 3i--Pour que. Wssem SCR - ~ "a,
duHi sales 81 small Awaakcs No spnnF 81 ~ - Ga'i
MestTu SpiHg: gu 'faeA ~ = ~ eI ~ & 81 ~
White Mesas, od o. Com ncs' sorrls no, rl'i 10 Dc.
sales. lso bus Western on track al zoe os,' s-i
wesen s1ed selling obbng lots Of DC Bssy gu; -s ~
Re- aomn,l at s5e Barley a1n sl's. "''e"'
81 a Rye Malt hsd Voc The balance Of a.tee' aa-
TaITuonr April 2l-Coticn quiet and e-dv Low Nf'Hs ar
2le Flour aner Int uneha4srl Wsea! 29 9 q - t In,
- ~ I i SI So western Re- 81 6$ 15 d. Aa0er
ii vs. Corn stear White 67d68 d lr"w o6c h1ai
Western the spot Oats quiet! snoihrs s,aa; e'iis
Mixed 7dlse.; White Sas2 ie que' and uuei'Ss@ ,sy
uuesBee Provisions siroag With sneinf SeP1psy s rs
at .S, oSS 70 81 rae Gear Ia sides TO- iG Suerar
ams I'D ale Lari nl aIIe Western Baref eAly
Choice Tub 5e whisiF sSaey at 9s ,g am
ssgl'f No s ss5nt f sS sf m E.eed ess cr M
s sS s Closed Sgn No. Mel ne spot c Nay 'I Japs
Rejected so ~ se according to SeuoH o2, 10 l', SH 900 20
g7 Barley nOm9al No Fall offered At 7s No sPS at ~:
Lard steady & S R 5Sls 5 ss3 sa 80 fG Ss o eI
9e Short Clear NEEDLES seller June, @@yie G "a =,
wskyA synnes ssks 9at og 1os sI sa %bsa i
S Flour Is baAL Wheat Corn. 1900 bash OATS
csSSSATi Apr 2l-FouI firm at 81 soa q IS wbsa' ,cal
mana and advanced SOa44e Barley arm Butter .5 demand sad
sales Of sebeL re at ne close sales heiue a. De
held 9ic. buyer aay bulk h4s ID Booa 1sa1nS - LONG
beSbouders sides Oc Clest Sides lutc eOsea "a
god uemaBd ana &C. higher WHISKY qhet al oo - ,,- -
CLEvELAAD, bpni k4-flour na SOME giNes
and No. W inter Red 81 Oi NO HH ~ ~
Com steady 4gg5Oc Oats active sales 10 cars 70 sr1e ~ "a
Petro eum steady ard uncaEgd Wi, - u.
quiet and unchanged West stes1Y AZ
% E1tra 81 so for No l. 81 ~ Tor amber Corn steady
goel demand White seeds
sod s. Receipts wv bbs Flour 5o b1a wheat. - bush
Corn sud Shipme1lO bbiS Flour, And yJ
bnsh WHEAT
OUvIILH April 2-FOur hrmr but not gnoablT aFber Extra
"a A M I = FauCV =
steady at 4a5Sc sacked oats 6rner at t2ai9 eEe .Je hn
Pork held Of SlB s3d$l5 Bacon
svand shouders Clear Rib Sides lO cn!ci Clear sides
IOc all packed H4mPiain, l3aEc sugar nTfd gl'!c NE
Bulk shoulders, lei Clear KID N PEI
Clear sides 9lc Loose 3 higher packed Lard erce' 9 ks
Ouier lots, d3e higher NBhy s'eady az sc
MvAuKEE, Apri 24tioer neh'ngsd neat aoiei sli Ssk
JJg No. ?, I'll ~. oats st.shyi NJ JIe
Corn In r No Mixed, 4nie I've esdJ No l.
No Sprng BSc Lake frgs
~ Bndao ReoeiFts - jnO bbis
pt hi eo bpsh Wheat shpuents-OO bills Flour,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25

a 81 n per gross e-t Is OHIO bnI lsers from bis e"n n
AC . .sr S ~ ws. ssS S ss w. Woods Tears,
PAN o S t WOOD rs good Ctrcs 0e average
NJ a NorhSuse soa fr himself Illinois cattle c"t ''s
cav Church sold for p s. Cs aIei natives and reIa'
Mnca toT-rcre still, demand o, ..s COS .t psf heaG
Faney selections might bring a. SO pe' beaa nor ~ At r,.d
% c -. "a se galG Il ioHae IA. The tPs.
TIA. for er s ss'T ssse much Sr'icr price bI
reras the shipments Of uns'as eeA, arc P coming In fee1
cSrng y % s for poor Oae for good, wisa prime
at V rsuon Co. sold ,Soui .s Bs,s CO. 10 - average 90
A. Bristol Co sold ~ Jersey M ,VV a. e AZ d.
Use Oh Eo a. F ',' calves, i0Si5 u at II
kirby sold 90 calves rvcragins 10 n At 5ie -, a oo,
" H. H, ,DI S@-Ihsre IS ieDoad for Prime SPnug i,h
u sht supply They are grs.T so :, - S 5, 10 y r.
ser o. AP a. 60 napsw making week, so saiu,t o1
ne sS Wees Of Great scyy. Prices materially changed
Ess Co.. at Connnupaw s Is lambs averaging 81 d. At l9s
". n nsrpes & Co. sold Il lambs at seas per head
6S ra ais Of ors ,osT were Is cars at Fos, ana II
At cG%% 9 , al 1s s III sn gff1 @ 's s
We quote G! dC.e Dressed &C. per u Tor all weights With mar
E.sr LnErrY Penn April 2cArrLg The recent, for The week
s ss Tine The apo for ysi sales b., been lbt Srg crrs
rOo the firm 81 last week neviihan3g ne Lew
hand but slow tssng CONSIDER high prssi god
case were oacrrl and o9 at ne i,iows % I . "a g.
100 70 100 d r At s. 70 SO LOS ami lighter .. 20 9 con-
mon a stJcEe 10 35c ea'e 20 we
bulls good. tic: Amounted to lJiJ he'd ~ -,
H0Gs-ieceiPts for The week were i'o can " ~.
against supply and demand eluaT go t
tops Workers. IS 20 81 I9 COMMON ABOUT 80 ~
market good looking up. everything sold ont o,
SnEEFUecpts 10 cars or w heat agaat W
ears the before Supply heavy end mostly cpe "ey' f
scarce 10 70 Ia oA IRON last VEGA 1 a.
rouaa. maraet rather slow ard good nnF over unsoal-
BrTrALo April 2L-CArTLB-Recepts to-day, ncieirg H cars
reroel 10 arnvc bead. making the total snp2F 80" e
weA thus IT, 7JJ head l6i against 81 cans leI te q
,mc last active sirng yesterdays prs isI l
exile; Irh; stock good icnaad It h2he very i 49,
9O Lead disposed Of 'sr> ~ is
slcrs ranging l12 t, Ion .. at 70 49, i ~ .-a
steer. ranging LIS h, az % 4OU - D. = ~
an 81 70 e TO- as - - p, -; -
Scr rsrqng from 80 h st 30 s'0$5 90 70 49, ~
sv,re OF ~ NJ - 7o niaoa steers avrrs us i0' ~ =.
htm Lax 10 80 ID a. - ''' ~
II Caua.s stockcr,. averaging re- 10, al ~ ~ , ..
ips to-iaT t mead MAILING ne u- ,h''
ri lar m ueek as head. against I'M bead for t5 one Time
q ve,k; nact Yesterdays puccs sales ~ best -
scaled sheen aver eng % o. Do -; igi uead Nrr'h cFi
sheep Averaging a. 50 70 4G head Ohio enipoa see i@hs'
u.- from 80 @ %, nc IS 4Ja - ~ . . r. ~
ifoGgeccpis To-day 4,O head making The total supply T ue
80 hesd Tor Tue sane ZINC H'
week. cra If sioch receipts 'ery i' al Ees ~ 70
o sales One has - u, a. - i.ii 80 -
Indaaa boe arersrir ~ n at 10 ~; ~ heai1cA' as, ''
80 81 PHces ranged iron % Se@ 20 ~ 1'''--s
Qla4Gy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
ECEg PEAy MARRE1A-

r,vDov Arr all m Censols opened at 81 Tor money
ar, tr account, Ur,,, FveTwesiy hnu, Efa "f, ~
1905 as; Ten Forurs Fves. sys Bne lWg ",i'' ~
I,v,,taot Aril y-i RC0lUD Opened s.et1y: Whaling
Upln o. 3D.: NulDHg Oc1Hs, 90. Cara, l'lbd . qa-I-f
LosDoS. Ap Zt;O nCoasOi'-Sst Tor m0Ds' Anu US 80
..t-- n r,.,.
shrr. IN. % CEaletcn, Apl ans MAY 20 7sa
10 hoy. Apra 2,:s1 m.-Consos Gnd AmeHcaa Ssa-e'
cl,,e unchanged. Eie Railway sa1res. u. -, a.,
FKANEro Apri2CuteJ Saes FYe-Tweny bonGs e iof no
issue 81 IJOl
LivyPunL Apu - $50, .. m-tei1n closed quiet Winning
unjs ql Aidie Orleans. yiJ sacs Of The dry have ha
90 nac 90 Tor scaialoR AID c2po % 90 s
700 B aastui are hra .ai - 1''s
Liri, - cNt -. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25

rs bales; eIpOrtssw's liz bais'i sales Geo bu
stock. p 9l6 bales .. -
SAvAsSAH April qr Bhdings lsc; net Tosstp,s
az IS bal stock. BTU
wISISsToy Apr 2I-Catisu quiet; Ndrv lac; rosps.
u ha.rs: erpors-eo,sise ~ bales; stock flto hses
Apri moderate dem1Hdi Mhdra
49,. receipts rs bales groys Ply bales snorts-to Great
BhiaIn 5is bales sales o baeS a evening ~" bAesi Stock
H. l95 bales 49,, -,
CHAHtEsToS 2'.Csitoa due; Nfdhnrs tsic net
espts 80 bairst sars so hales; stock u .lB bales
BALrNoRE April 2i.Co.toa du Ndlug l3ic gross crrpts
10 haiesi e1porseoaNise' ~ oAes a 'V 0Ae'' 'oe Sz
taleA
SorretK. Aphi 2i-coien T1dy etus1d modeaei Low Md
sales lg5 bales; stoek, ilOhJ t1les ...,. 49,
20 bile: sLrpsrts co. bales. stock, siIal bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
COTTON MARKETS.


PHILADELPHIA, Aprl H-COiton quiet Midiugs. l9le go
April zi-tston IN Moderate demand Low hl9uas
IslGs receipts. 1853 bales; sales 226 bales
April 2Lfoton Good Ordinary i3de& ntt
tOS bales erpos-to Great britain Dol bass ts ''O
bales; stock, 5JsJi bales, 49,.
2Aco,tOs euls MdaHnEs s@lse rsesiP' loi
bales; shipmeuts. "A bales.
BostoS April ACetien quis' Mddnys isie net receipts -
bs 81; goss g55 hr4es; saies. % bales
AEllPms April 2-1oten active Low Aidlings I7lci receipts
az Ia .fs. bales sack. - D.
LrrisVfLF AUH - Cotton quiet UNCHANGED, Mdiagf lsle;
,cig.s ~ tall.; shipments. los bales,
AVBE Aynl AGVisga AL unchanged MllagS Isis. aft
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North 6rsr GrssfiS ord if1'Foa"s
APu,, al Pkg. Asles IN hairs C9to, - bis C'r-
- Iigg hI, Eees I6A9 hbls Riusr, Nlao tH-l.
W,e, N 100 hnsh Corn I7u75 Oats SO hu.a H.
6o 1n> barley 30 bags Seed ri bhis Beans e f 20
N,l IA b- Iirmp llerS discs, ~ haies HIDES 'o
sts Leather pic> 2npks Beef iJ rA,s tn' ""@t' -
kss rrl,e U p.es Isrd trgs LAr 2t's Hnirr '
~ t1,ssr 40 ukcs Iasw. igG bI Stsc-. - La4 H
hrs &c Tobacco bs WHISKY, l5i bales WOOL - 01s N1
on u
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K6rrovaL TRrsr CoNrASY. g6i AND 2el BHoADwAr
(osrler W ancn-sLl. hKw- loEl.. April IA, ls5I


NAr1oyaL JErsr CoHrAyr. ?ai AND go BHosDvAr(
(c5rLer auensLl, hEw-l uEz- April IA, lasI
I1TFCTION.-The annual meeting OF the
II STOCKHOLDERS OF the NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY Tor
the election o. Ten trustees the r c1s All three inspectors Of
election m ensuing will be bel 1t the banking Of tho
Coapruy ca he DAY Ap next between Tic hours Of and
Inn. sAh-o IhNa.Il. ofoft'afF'
OS'T or STOLEN-Ccrtihcate numbered !, Do,
sua by Neopoltan El,uaa Bans Of the City Il NeK-irs,
and dsie representing 6ve shares Of tic capital
sto OF aid Persons hseby rh Ee'ousng purchasing
lac s.Ilr. SAMUEL HlANf, Oster fonkcs n. Z.
OgygcE aF rnr CEgrRAL RAILROAD Go. NKy-J sisEY
Il1 LrBHRTT-sT.. HEw-YouK. Apul 10. lB7l
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
p.ef,nr 81 tho STO, KOLDS Of tie CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY or EEwJRiiBY to elect SISB DIRECTORS 10
IN uo ensuing be- held OLee the Company
Iy Civ " j. bsetea ~ hour ~ = gclork AMI O'Clock
Of FIDiY Tn r1asfr books viii be closed iron Friday
-' '- 49, SAMUEL KNOX Serrctsrr
sAy ETcHlvGB BANK, 2S BovEHT NEw-Yosx, April % l1
TIIHF ANNUAL MEETING Ofthe StOc khOlders
& tbs Bauk fr the KiC roH Of DIRECTORS VII be bed -
THURSDAY TIE BANKING bone betgeea the hours Of y aui
ococi Tho vii be oosoI from tie ll last. until
-' ~ - JOHN UESST. CafLfer.
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sTRARIN sruer vita lOs bid for erc Of At siG
\ bids, al 10000 bbs No. J. d bids. az ssc
bkBD60aos nominal 8iG8t Clover and 81 Is for
TALLOw fsirv ssTs and srn Of $4,000 Prime ga
81 6c
WHISKY sr su5 qes sass Of bbll 90 SsOiS and
eba Aloohol private terms
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