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COTTON MARKETS.

MEwPuis Feb 6Cotton-RceP,s l'5 bales; shgments 3is
SS ss.i '''''''i count -''' '''' a,''' '. ''--'
eepts S5 bales; shipments 80 bales; LBS baesi sPnneIs
70 bales: .tock-ls72 9gl5 bales 1873, A. ~ l3es.
eept. TAO bales shpaeat ala7 balesi Ocl-la72 on bales
en- roisT yb ne! receipts eis BALE con
CScSSArl Feb 5-Coon dgj ihdahns4 -''@ receipts ''o
EoagolK 7-Coou quiet Low Mii9gs l9.40iSi net re-
so 1854 ba.s veesse' receipts lJ4'7 ba' eIPoHs-eoas''
Ba,4os Fc6 cotton du Mddngs 2lla2c net receipts
lG7 bales gross ba $40 baes stock 'rc bales wreT
bales gross l22lo bales eIror'-'o Great Britain
FSlA6niPni. FEB Cotton queti Mdd.nss, 2e; weekly
MonliE FEB Cotton quiet FIRM Good oslnnry lse Low
gross $50 bales. eIrcro Great Britain $50 bales coasie s3
bales sales vy 9iei s.o'., ,o M CO Rn blc 10
Continent $40 bae eoaswse, ~ bales sales 500 bales
ebaeS So. 43i bales. eIgos-cosvise. rs bales; sales so
bale, 9el o bales S'eIn5 receipts y5 I ss s sIpo
PEogipEycH Peb 7-Coton-weeklynet receipts 81 bales
iorisyILs Feb 7-Cotoa quiet Mddnngs, 2oc' receipts, 6'
ST. Louis Feb lotion 6rn, Low MiHrg lae receipts. 3
bales; Shipments lJJ bas' Aings lslci weeA-ecep yo'
S..aSlIF Fe6 cotou gl Low Maiing ~ BE w yeskly-
$3.50 bales shipments l5 baes sok-l8 f'gS 0aesi
Gi.Sirsr 5, Feb good grades oriina ~
IS le SG'l net Teep,s ad bales. Ipos-o Great Britain 5i
veeyn receipts bale, erportsto Great Britain 7s bales
WmSfsGTos Te6 Cotton quiet Iddnrs l9lc receipts
go bales eIporseoasiw ~ bales sales - BALE. '9s5 oI
sales l23 bales. .,.r
ArsUsr Feb Cotton quiet steady Mdng l3ic receipts
e1 bales sale SO s0cks13 II g7 bales; 1872 1880 bales
weeyreep 1850 bales sales 45il bales consumption Al ba
pments, ll8 bales ,o-
SyAsyAH Feb Cotton qaIet; Ordinary T3ci Good Ordinary,
asc MddIngs ly!c Mdding igsc net receipts JUl bales
Ipos-coSstw l5Jl bales sales 3JI bales tock Co. o5 bales
weesy-n receipts ~ $50 6lesi eIports-to Great Britain 56
bales to Continent 7i6 bales eOastwse 6s basi sales 1870
bale.
MosTGosRRY Feb Cotton dali and depressed prices nominal
Mddluzs. l8tc Neeklvecepis, 9O baes shipments O9
bales; stock isl2 5.t43 bales; 1873 g.43j bales.
SELMA, Feb. IL oon-WeeAy receipts lS baesi shipments
III. bales stock 1872. 4.5d0 bales; 1919 1903 bales
MEMPHIS 7COttOn 10 good demand hIdhngs l93dl9e
receipts bales; shipments go basi stock 'S uo 6si
1919 70 ga bales weoky-receipts, IL 81 baesi shipments, lb5
bales sales, 600 bales -. ,o, ,.,
NgwORLESs Feb IN lair demand Good Ordinary slc
Low Mddiug l8.c. Mddng, l9idl9c net receipts $40 bales
gross bales eIporto Great Britain ~ bales 70 me CONT
6en 2 bales sales 1900 bales last evening bJ bales stock
20 04 baes weekynet receipts 4OS bales; gross 20 JJ bales
e.por-to Britain 2b bIi TO the Continent 8I bIsi
eosstsse 5,7gl bales; sales Jl,oOH bales -
GALyRsToy Feb 7Coton steady Good Ordinary l7alei net
sales 1850 bales stock 6 bales Heeknet
ee 59 bales eTpoto Great Britain 5tS bales 10 the Con
unent 4g2 coastvse Alb baes sales 500 bales
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THE CHmDREN's AID SOCIETY AND MR. GREE
LEY'S WILL.

TO the BdttOr Of The Tribune
SIR: A letter from Merchant" in your
columns Of to-day than he has right 10
in regard to the position Of the Chldrens Aid Society
respecting Mr. Greeleys will. This Society has had
part nor share in the litigation. If the will Of 1871 ia
confirmed az the true will OF Mr.. Greeley and share Of
the estate falls into their possession they Will act Ia the
matter with justice and generosity they have always
done in their public trusts. Yours with respect,
CHARLES L. BRACE, Secretary.
Chidres I'D Society," No 10 East Fourt-St, NeIo York,
Feb. 7, 1873.
TO the BditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The eminent merchant, whose letter
critcsing OF the Chldrens Aid Society in the
Greeley viii you published to-day is not alone
pressed opinion. Among others, wealthy New
Yorker has made large and frequent contributions
10 the socetys funds says that for OF
the WILL his generosity in that direction
forever ended. He furthermore emphasizes the point
that had Mr.. Greeley. left will whatever the law
would have made disposition Of his property exactly
like that provided for In the will OF 1872 SAID s be IL
legal. NJ
Neso York, Feb. Z, 1873.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY, FEB. 8.

SATURDAY FEB. 8.
Mails FOR Great Britain and France via Queenstown and Liverpool b.
the steamship bdnatc close at " NJ. Supplementary Mail
White star DocE closed at Steamship sails at
m, from White Star Dock Payons Ferry. JERSEY City.
For Closed Mail for the Continent Europe Southampton and
Bemen by The steamship America mails close Al II No Sup
pementary Mail Steamship sails At from foot OF Third
HOhOken.
Direct German and Prussan closed Mail by this line.
Malls Tor France direct Bost a8d Haye steamship Wash
ingon, will close al Steamship sails al from Pier
No. 80 " X.
Mails KEY West by steamship City Antonio close p
Steamship sails at 3 D. NJ from Pier No % +. r.
M for Halifax n S. u closed the Newfork Pos0hce
day a. g m. and goes via Boston.
Mails Tor Newfoundland close the EegYork Post Ofce Fri
day Steamship sails from Portland, Ne, Saturday
m. Due Seg-Y0rk Friday, at p.
Letter postage 70 all the West Indies except when going direct vii
be 10 tie hall ounce Papers cents EACH Which DO prepaid
SUNDAY FEB. 9.
All Malls close at II o'clock Tae tost06ce open
ID ~ L. IL
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est on the bonds and viii be paln QUITO is eahnVr
In view OF these facts would " be just and Statesman
to IN sttemnt 20 break down the Company because Mr.
Amos and his associates made money, wTOnguy II you
nlease in the construction OF the road Would IL be the
ACT OF honest sensible regnrdful OF public interest
Grants OF land 20 aid IN the construction OF
two other railroads TO the Pacific have been
made by Congress. These roads, when con-
etructed, will afford the same facilities for the i'm
movement OF other portions of country That they
may be speedily completed must he the wish OF all who
desire the enrichment Of the nation The lands granted
are he rendered valuable alone by the construction of
the roads, and III rendering them valuable an equal
number of belonging to the Government are alsO
rendered valuable. Instead of these grants Of lands
being loss to the Government, they thus be-
profitable speculation To IL. do not
know whether not those engaged in these
great enterprises control sufficient capital TO
push them forward as rapidly as they ought
to be pushed If not the Government should render
additional aid by the loan OF its credit at least far
guarantee Of the interest the construction bonds Of
the roads to limited extent and under proper regula
tons. The speedy completion OF these roads will do
much 10 hasten the payment of the national debt by
adding TO the national wealth as IL can be added 10 in
no other way efiectuay. J. D. ID.
Washington, Feb. 4, 1873
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THE HARBOR MASTER ABUSES.

TO the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: You are mistaken in supposing that the
abuses 50 long complained Of being committed by Har-
Dor Masters will notbe rectifed. Gov. Dix says will
make arrangements with the Captain Of the Port 10
break up the steam-tugboat monopoly, and leave the
whole business Of towing the merchants; shall lay
down strict laws founded the law, and II they are
violated shall the power Of removal promptly"
have no doubt when the new Captain OF. the Port
takes ms place that the evils complained OF will be
stopped. GEO W. BLUNT
NeUt York Feb. Z, 1873
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DECIsIONS-FEB. Z.

Supreme Court hdmbGS-Bv Judge Fancher.-
application the appointment Of vacancy
will OIL. J. Penif, deeessed.-Order granted.
Superior COwt-.Speddi TerD-By Judge Freedman.
Landen art Decentralization granted oonduonally Baldwin,
oeyer agt AsaOrT Of dscontnuance Moses sgL MeKeon
Order granted. Jungerman agt Nosepel-Orier lnted.
Common Pleds-SDecdl TsrBi--By Judge LOew.-
Beaumont AIT Besumont-See
RIDGE Il
$50 defendant
Judgment Of fund fndngsi decree 10 be led
notice. Fearing sgt ITwin-Dtcfe settled
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RAILWAY LITERATURE.

TO he Editor OF The Trf6unt.
SIR: We beg leave to correct an article in
your paper Of this date under the heading OF Rail
Nuisance" Our agents sell only what is usually
sold on railways and dO all In power 10 please
the travelling public. NEAR HUNTER IL Co,
General News Agents, Midland Railroad.
Jersey Otiy Feb. Z, 1873
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THE STATE or TRADE
kuRnPRAN MARKETS

LsEpoN Feb I'LL tmConsos opened al dgl for nontV and
RldRl United states Fvefweniy bonds eo5s.
old Rl 1865 sJi Territories si New F't' sol. kn Railway
slsrts. 53i
FRASKroRr Feb m.-Cniied States Five Twenty bend,
opened al sol for the issue Of 1907.
Psus. Feb IA m.-Rentes opened al s5f he .
LIyHRPOOI Feb. I'll a. m-coon opensd Quiet: Mddlng Up
lands 81 hiddug Ofleans 0ia lOd as Of seef
including 600 bales for export and bales
W teaapp e soei port tOOO bales BsDiag Qo bales
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SUPERINTENDENT KNAPP GIVES BAIL.

Stephen II. Knapp, the superintendent OF
the newspaper mailing department OF the Post-onice
charged with having discrepancies in his accounts has
voluntarily given bail, before Commissioner Osborn, in
10000 to appear for examination whenever called upon
TO do So Mr. Knapp says that he is innocent OF the
charge against him, and that he Is perfectly Wiling 10
have judicial investigation II II Is deemed necessary
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CALENDARs-THIs DAY

United STATES DISTRICT CorKT-lh Bankruptcy.
Involuntary Cdsts.
312 Pile art Morgan and 800 Cornen al ig- Kitchen
1888. The Wneston QaaTTy Go. sgt aud
Jones JfIl heDoIsli agt Macy.
~ Ellsworth agt Lee and sno J1J W red ag Wilder and ano
1855. Hahen 1t al WeerVelt JIsi. Myers Mead
and ana Jjs5. Page DrNyoL
1851 HIon ct al Bg. GueriD J3io.C AT ConpOr
800. White II ST. agt OOd l. Cooke al at Scbunau.
1851 Wander Koest agt Bridge 5'5 al AT Vel and
1857. .ClsAin Ct al AT, Wilson.
1868. .Hisseubuitel at Thompson
Caerdgr
300. .Liyeunoe 81 al BAN Ja4i saaes kousOn
berger ard Ano
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAMBURG-Ea steamship ThurHgia, Peb. IA A: Son
Michael Fursheim George NJ Tut0 IhDen d. linen DR. Rge
deue Mosch Mr. HaSager family, Ehrenber L. Held
Mr. Leuee M Rogers, children sld servant H. Lew c. Prayer
T. Krche b. Meyer GutnSun A. amelu, h. Barns s. Braden
r.. jameson, U. Bfuauer, Cecilia Costa
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Al jefferson Market. yesterday Ihaddeus l..
Wadworh " NOesus strli1s 300 81 cloth
ing belong Henry Reed OF No. 4s Wet 4eelyccJnt, vas
lOcte up for trial
Justice Bixby in the Yorl,ville Police Court yes
telay comnued John Henry john Smith, William Bnd5 for
tra on charge stealing +5j from e residence 81 Mrs E Null
len at No. 500 Esst Ff -Gfh'st
John Wilson. alias John Bowdcn. was arrested.
Yesterday special sEuf for alleged fraudulent transactions
In default Of hail Wilson sent 10 jl.f Eabrul arsiel
for obtaining goods by false Trens from DAVIS Atwood hog
chants He to jsi IN default OF bail
In the Court of General Sessions, Part l.. ycster-
dAy HaKett John LnuA charge OF
selling l0tterv poces and sent 20 tie llentlTy for 10
days James FlEgan burglary months. Edward St1riuHn
burglary months Martin yous and son, assault AID Jae
STATE Prison p years eae.
In the Court of General Sessions. Part H.. yester
day before Judge Sutherland william DELANEY Maaney
pleaded rug ohuvrJ the months
Igney burglary. moaths Lewis, grand lar
eny Lowe burglary degree
acquitted Byron, larceny person.. Prison
Scott frouou sssaut and ba having attempted
" stab Mary Murray, acquitted
The following cases were brought before Justice
Bowling Tonb Police Court yesterday: james
robbBg ROYAL A. Gaines lawyer Of No pa
car Of Beekert hne Jacob Cohen OF forcing IN
cheek for $40 Central National and obtain
thereon, also locked 10 Thomas Murray
for the larceny Of clothing and committed Daniel Mu
charged with rObhng m Broadway pieces
held the General Sessions Lynch
Broadway locked james Connolly and James
TIE Of attempting dispose o. Uniform equipments
which they had stolen from the 9th Regiment Annoy They
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF EEw-TORk ..........................FER =
CLEARED

PORT OF sBT-ToRK.... ......................FEB :.
CLEARED.
Steamship Haes Laurence Norfolk &c OM Dominion Steamship
steamship Canada Orb Webster Liverpool via Queenstown F W
steamship Australia tBrl elierck Gasgow Henie.or Bros
Ss iS T wesi Rgs 1Bl. Wsiaud LIVERPOOL Iyde spas
Bark Augustine Hohbe, Carver HaVIe James "sriA CO.
Gratitude tHr), Craig Auer for orders Fret Co.
Schr D. W. Saunders. Smith Nassau " p. MoHiei battp~
S sS i = 0a 5 aS S1 s. Pierre Ge R. Dso Co
Ss Hlg1 . w coaIe r sS p0 R i@a &C.
Sehr o. NJ MaHe Reed Por. Spain for orders u. j. Weinberg
Schr Bel, Davis wilmington n C.
ARRIVED.
25i with rd,- md PASS to F. " j. Hurst
steamship PaTin sBr waoa Liverpool Jan Is and Queenstown
steamship Kathleen Mary BEl Holman London Jan and Dart!
steamship raaea tBE Thompson Inete Dec 90 Messina Jan
Steamship CLYDE Kennedy Galveston Jan. "A, Key
3D. with Indse pass to c. II. halOry & Co.
Steamship Volunteer Crossmao Philadelphia with mdse to Lor
Bark Gal), Grvaso santo Domingo City days
BARK Apola (Span) Perez Havana u DAYS in ballast
Bark Richard Pae to Windsor n 81 Bartaby MIX River JAM
Big Lilly (of Windsor " So Ryan days With moases
Laara H. Jones of BOoksyle Cousins New smyrna Fla II
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo,Tos Feb arrived steamships siberia from LverDOo Flag
Jehnres aa t@ee from GotsasHIs Oder from Turks Island 9gs
Mragoare; Daniel pierson, from savannah
Sea Witch Baker from New York.
WIALERS.
Arrived NJ St Helena Dee H. bark Greyhound Allen Of Wepo
oil not reported
Dee ships Three Brothers and AdeHns
Bedford oil not stated.
SPOKEN.
jan IS IS miles W OF HOyhead ship 1isou (Br) Nicholas
fromI4 Liverpool Tor Philadelphia.
Feb 2 lat IS 90 long 90 bhg Shaw r) HILL from Inagua
for New-York.
DISASTERS.
THE schr. Aide NJ Bird this port broaght the
Edwin NJ Reed from Baltimore Boston With
which discovered the "a inst % miles from Smith Island
with loss Of both from collision
unknown Her officers concluded abandon her there
hope Of getting her into
p (Brl from EewYok Jan. 49, for Liverpool has
10 OF the saved By the
and landed ST. Johns ~ r. The Jesso consisted
Of corn hour registered 9o5 built
1870, at Windsor, n. s., whence she hailed
Tue ship Messenger Francisco Jan 80 from New York
rened OF Cape Horn and shifted
For Latest Ship Aelcs Fitth Page
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MINIATURES ALMANA,

hIN'AI Uhs hIlIhnfN.
700 $40 Moon 4:i3
Sny Hook. 40 GoTs Island $50 Hell Gate Ferry. 100
Sandy 500 Cows Hell 7:37
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havana EXCHANGE.

HLvlsa Feb via KEr WEST Feb. IEEehange quiet bat trm
United states days, cureuey iolG Premgn DO sport
sgh currency premium DO 60 days gold 2J dJJ premium
DO short Sight gold 35G Premium London, @f premium on
Pars. n
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PdSCRNGERS SAILED.

FOR LIyFRPOOL-Ta steamship Cdaaid, Feb w. C. DAYTON
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wilder Mr. Mclan, A. Corgnsd John Lesbaw T Hamilton, NJ
Pickering Miss T. II. Borrows Mrs Fowler Mss Fowler L. Lesser
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IIsah Forms for bidding win DO furnished upon
fhe bids viii be considered and ACCEPTED or 70
Ieoted item by item; and this ENCOURAGEMENT nnd
the p5olsa 70 lar az aeoepted by the Secretary 81
same, shall Constitute the Contract betteen t he
Government and the bidder o. bidders, and no fur
Ss SaTss &C. Ss %ss. Ss
RurhnAnt " ordeEs from The DEPARTMENT. The en-
re Quantities Will. however. DO called for during
Zach proposal must be signed by the individual
or nrm making II, and be aosompnhied ~ = bnnd
with anfhnispt suretes In the sum Of ten tbonsand
S az iss United BAies oicsf
businesa on form 10 be furnished by the Dci,art,
nfont, conditioned for funlahinN euch portiofiA a
the hrtleles a. pay DO awarded under H. and the
All deliveries Viii Be subject to inapoction by an
expert detailed for the purpoao BY the secretafy ID
thS Trsssory and the livery of an iSierog aItieIe
tract, at the option Of the Secretary. 80
DeltyerieA most DO FREQ Of charge al tho Treasury
Department., Washington. :,
NJ Ihs failure e Somply with any one order uIder
penalty Of the bond. or tho secretary o. the TTeas
ury may direct the purchase, In open market, Of
such aahnt.iea p any articles as shall be nscesAry
and charge 70 The contractor hfty per contan 81
the prioe which II shall be found Necessary TO pay
| PrOposais unGeodmpAnisd by satisfactory bona
will not DO considered and contracts will be sare
only Y Established manufacturer Of or deAlars IN
Prppoaals TO DO addressed TO the underSianeB. ana
marked. Proposals. for stAtioneryn $50 -.
| WIN. A. R1OHARDBON
mhlIoo Acting seorotAEy ~ tho Treasury.