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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-17
} WAIInST TOPICS

THE AUTHORS OF THE RECENT BOGUS TELEGRhMs
NOT DIsCOyERED-THE UNION TRUST COMPANY
RECEIvEIsHIP
There was notable absence Of sensations
in wall-st. Saturday, the main topic OF con
yersatiop being the Yirginius complications ana
the authorship of the bogus kilograms an
nouncing the death OF Commodore Vanderbilt
At meeting OF the Governing Committee OF the STOCK
Exchange the matter OF the bogus kilograms was re-
ferred to the Law Committee with power. The Western
Union Telegraph Company have offered their CO.
operation and II the authors members OF the stock
Exchange they will be eIpelled,and probably punished
otherwise.
In the Supreme Court Special Term, the adjourned
application OF De Witt Stafford for the removal OF Ed
ward b. B. Wesley, the present receiver OF tue Union
Trust Company. was argued before Judge Gilbert, In
Brooklyn, Oh Saturday. LIT. c. Clark appeared for Mr.
Stafford and other creditors; exJudge Henry T. Davies
exJudge Emott and j. f. Davies for Mr.. Wesley, the
receiver and Mr.. Miller for the Company,
The latter moved for adjournment because
OF the absence OF Mr.. Peckham, and also the
ground Of an rreguarity In the papers. This motion
the first ground the Court did not grant and then
Judge Emott interposed preliminary objection to
hearing the present motion at ALL taking the ground
that the application must he made in the original suit
He reced the grounds OF the motion-colusveness In
the appointment the unhtness Of the person appointed
his abuse OF trust and fraudulent source Of
power On the part Of the receiver the counsel were
ready TO meet all these grounds But tho present pro-
ceedings we're entirely irregular. Tue Court was re-
quired by injunction TO prevent a creditor from
instutng suit when he was parry TO the other
suit Counsel for Mr.. Stafford should have come into
the original suit OF Kelley which he had practically
done by bug his claus before the receiver Mr. Clark
objected to Mr. Emott going into the merits
Of the case. The latter denied any such intention con
gliding with the remark that the Company was already
dissolved and Court could dissolve 10 again After
some further discussion Judge Gilbert ordered the sum
be amended Another hearing will DO had az an
early day.
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Lieut. r. T. Bradford Dr. L. Cleveland Capt
Andrew Adam Bradley WA Krtpstrek snn nerd o Bet.
Louis seg Aaron Wolf A. Gaa. Man Hed Jes2h Beos T.
sheman Edward Packard Prof Joseph Henry ~ Chsshey Mrs NJ
Un Burt. Rev. r. H. Orr Logan, Mrs. Logan, Henri
fleming Mrs. Fleming J. X. Russell - .
FOR LIVBRPoOL--Ta sansship Ctv Of Brtc, Nov ID Dr.
Lewis p Waterbury Bonyuge and wife,
s. Roste- Mr. Fg0n, j. Edzins Frank Grant,
brown Lee j. Johs Hl Mr. narer James Grsnissn,
usms, Henry Nathan. . , -
POR GLAsGOW-Ta steamship California. Nov l5.AleI Wat
son James TohaBer jules Goy Robert Gray Msthes heposgn
Henry Bell the ~ sbesdsdn ID. N. Macod. John Wnsh
John Turner Gutterson Master Andrew Aggoe d. sh
hIsr ard ady Milne and dy, Miss Grace Mime Mr. Katie
Miss Minnie Mine Gideon Lathrope and LADY hon
LADY Goueb and lady Master Gor Glongh Master
Warren GlOugh, the Rev. W. W. Campbell and LADY, John oh'e
Dugsh Cameron. =. a.
FOR sAyANHAH-In st.amshp san Jactnto, Nov. l5-J M
Miss L. Bowen Mrs X yn Bearen isfsni shi
A. Paul W. H. Pel Mrs W Raymond snd child,
W. II Miller Johu BumphreT joan H. Wider, vile ard eh MISE
julia Sherwood Miss Sherwood Chubbuck w. G. Parker II
Moraw, Seal ". L. Dese Geerg- Ferguson Mitchet
Monitor Heury Brown Kocher. N. Cover Mira Lodfe1,
Mas Fors Pel Joseph Hampheys Sherwood and wife J. NJ
and Mira Moore Frank Msrton Mira o. Mss
ton James Munster W. WsaS9 anf
wife H. Gene Richardson, Ermon Tobnsky j. o. Frost C. Aef-
wsdie c. N Houghton aud two servants MIS- "snsr A.s
Brown Peter Johnson aBi WIFE T. Love- j. q Whse., Whsm
Wilbet,ey WILKINSON lady child n. woodruff hethue,
R. Shay ThcmpsOr r. LoGghn w ssroethopp ssesVe
A. Moses D. c. Mace, T. Baker and we W. NJ DyhsHan d q
Crone James Ser aser William Ford Daniel Bsehus H. Carter
K. D. PsIehid, William Ward
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WORKINGNEhS DEMANDS.
LABOR ON punuc WORKS ASKED FOR.

LABOR on PUBLIC WORKS ASKED FOR.
The workingmen held n mass meeting at
Tamtnany Hall on Saturday eight 10 demand work for
unemployed aborers and mechanics the public works
OF the city About 500 persons present. Including
delegates from all the trades associations IN the city,
George Blair presided. Resolutions were adoIted de
handing that the Controller approve Of the contracts
for public improvements now in his hands and issue
bonds to all the public requirements aud place
them In market for sale ~ the highest
bidder; that should the Controller fail 10 sell
the bonds aforesaid, that he issue city scrip In
sums OF S. So and $40 for the purpose Of payin the
aborers for their work. that the National Government
be requested by the authorities OF New loan the
city out Of the Reserve Fund.- for the pur-
pose Of abor that the building OF all vessels OF war or
dered by Congress be- Immediately begun In the navy
yards by the National Governments aud that sum ne
appropriated sufficient to pay for the cutting OF the
stone Tor public purposes during the Winter, 10 oTer
Is favorable The action OF the Legislature or 1873 IN
passing a law which calls for the letting out OF
the pubic works by contract, was condemued as was
the employ of nonresident wOrken instead
favored me Industrial Exhibition but petitoned that it
should be constructed by the corporaton Addresses
Cation, Robert Grove y the aors Mr. MeMancn Of
the painters Henry Rof or the stonecutlers Mr. kiDg
or the pasterers ana others.
AN ALDERMANIc PLAN.
A special meeting of the Board of Alder
was impossible TO procure q quorum The object CT
calling the meeting TO take action regarding the
unenploy ed laboring in the city Alderman Morris
intended to offer the following resolution which Will be
presented at the next meeting OF the Board: r
Resoired That OF 81 1000 be added the
preparation made by the Board Of Estimate and Appor'
tonineut for each OF the Departments of Public Works
aud Public Parks. to be- expended by said depart
ments in payment OF tho city's portion OF the expense
OF completing the pubnc improvements known AS the
Eastern Boule ward. the East Side Park, the Morning
de Park, the Riverside Park. and such other OF tLo
pubic works In the opinion OF said departments
the time Iuture most antsgeons
and desirable providing that the ruling prices for labor
among private ind or companies Gully rhail
be paid To employees OF the city. person
who resident or the city and such resi-
de period VI three months pIiOr the passage OF
this resolution shall DO employed On any such public
works; and be 1t further
Resolred That the foregoing rectncation Of fhe pro
vsional estimates for the year 1874 male tor the Depart
Incnts of Public Parks and Pubic Works by the Board
Of Estimate and Apportonment, Oe transmitted by the
clerk said Board OF EstDate and AppOrtionDent
as provided IN IA OF Chapter Laws of 1878, to-
gether with . copy OF tins resolution. ..... -..
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pASsEyGERS lRRIVED.

PROM BREMRN-Is Mla, Nov 16-Ansslo Istoet,
Henre sage aud children Neie SWIM A. sheppe Frank Dsser,
O. sshsnssr. B. schs!se Mrs Hes and cAdsD = q Pfnssr
Osbone and family Geo WHITING Geo slery Bsr Tones Josa
Weber L. T. Dsgc Wsetha d. Wootruf and family kehh
Cater A. schage Mas stcrenbaIg and
fsniy Leopotns Brands Mr. sten Reehard ba Orb Mana
sepp Hermann Schann Annie Guse and edre1 bsec L. May
NJ sehHsI j Randolph
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CIVIL NOTES.

George H. Sheldon and John A. Ward filed
voluntary petitions In bankruptcy last week; and Joha
ROrdon Joseph A. Dunbar, Spencer ID. Jackson, Samuel
Myor. Edward j. Gran, NahIon .. Frost, ana Erastus
+. Mead were adjudicated involuntary oaakrupts.
In the United States District Court, IN bank
ruptcy the Atlantic Mail eases came before Judge Ben
ediet, in Brooklyn, on Friday and Saturday Morris
ag the steamer Crescent city wasrrst taken up aud
stipulated that tho testimony used IN tts case
should considered gwen In the othor cases Deeween
the same iOeunt aud the two other stea nshps IN the
sa~ss Of L, b Ibro0p ast the same seEsti and al r.
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100000
100000
$500, 600
D. DREW.
(SiCnedl

: VSlLNPUT
hereby accept the foregoing instrument executed by
Daniel Drew, and the trust thereby created. and
ledge the receipt the securities described In
tie ecbedule thereto slDioiueh. DANI. DREW.
Ns,r- York Nov 4 1873 Witness, ALFRED TAYLOR.
STATE OF NeU-Yors, Cig and County Of Ncic York. S.
On this 7th day Of November, in the year 1873, before
Inc personally came David BOWS, TO me known, and
known to me 10 be the individual described in and who
executed the above instrument, and acknowledged to
me that he executed the same. ALFRED TAYLOR,
Notary Public New-York CITY and County.
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DFCISIONS-Noy.1 IS.

Superior Coart-iSpeGal 1erm-Sedgwick. J.-Mor-
Gan All Ho reference Booker rdenburgh
befsat opened sampe gt depie and &
vacated 1th 80 Wing Chaehoton denied with $40
plaintiff abide the event Forster st 'sngsas-aoon
eeyrr ag Bates Motion denied kene Bresfor Hull
astB f--Orters granted.
AusnThe stenOsraDhers minutes OF the
a and the sides should be sent 70 the odge before
xhn tLr Al mad.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF sgw-rORk. ..............,".".So' IS

Port OF EsW-f0Rk. To-
CLEARED
Steamship o.l,ba Brl. McMian, Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamship spain CBr) Grace Liverpool Queenstown ~
's ss;nsp CITY Brussels Br Lch Liverpool via oa'sD''''D
'Y Steamship Gaelic tBr Jennings Liverpool and oreensOS'
Steamship Aar.tc Orb Perry Liverpool oasenstOSp, k j.
h sspSo M,ur,leh DBL Miller Liverpool Punch Be Co
steamship Weser ~ Gl "iLse0d bfenen VIA s"1'A'nV"A'
ys HsT , e.. a' SSa SfS &C.
Steamship Cuba. Palmer, Havana AeIe9dre sosS m 49,
steamship Clyde Kennedy Galveston via Key West T. H. haop
Emily s''''r He"'' s''Od''' A'I'' Ferris
Steamship KnicEebOcse eager Seworsa. CLARK Seaman
seanhp fiuntsvIe CrOvei Sayannah Robert LoWden Co.
sss%:nS Oh Do@ad %s Norfolk City &c. Old Do.
l ST. snsS John Gibson GeOvOS c. KenyOa
steamship NORTH Point Foley Philadelphia Lorl,r Steamship Co
Jopes Phisdepa oi'Ti stesm.p Co
steamship Bads AsI.pdf, Piiaslp%, James Hand
R a2 s e. a s1T CO Burgess
FoI Sr ,S9asD f se,a,s gS''
Bari Lucie OBI Andrews Dublin VIM Ingalls,.
ss ag. c' Ps Sa OF S S rue" : e
Atlantic (gs KEonho Q0eens'oEn or Falmouth feten
BARK Ssy,a, o., H;et.,,y Bremen RI R. De TsfsG%
bsI Mlssni 'ss s5 is9 d. flr Brescn Bovi TrreH
Bs Commodore Dupont Eiss IcIalihs. Eae WL Field
Bss.rl Pearles. CBrl Slater. cad, u De wOlt&co
Bsrk Trait dUg lBrl Baleu Pot.;sr.Psne 4 MsrtIIr
Bsk lsbne (Nor). Blk. Antwerp Ieens BSel aaun
R SmS SSia g ToSiis Co. '''''''
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s sss 5 s1,i ss.s, Ss ,r $
sssI $50 @ SssT cast, n JsSa W = i nIn.5 Parker
scr Nance ho% nss co sscH. H. W. Loud Co
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Scar. WiAs'oE Merse olys[. Bah Ces.. Iwlns
ssS, Weller Bisc.ss1 .Ia,tl..i Il i-stsc: Sco.
.-' .r..-- ARRIVED.
Steamship Man sr ,sa oi,,o;9F2 Bremen g Sor l. via ssasA'
scahp Basa., Gsr Ke Handbag oel 25' with d'e and
' ss u aaPn I1s s nu Glasgow Nov and MovAs 3D.
~ h isdsp. and pass iieuieTson Bros.
e' ma g ' g b po%1d Se9 81 Pom and H'n''' with
Ssrn.h Mississippi, Ccse SeNcores Nov o. with nass and
BARI Ge',ni p, Lo,tcEo slronn e5 iny. "a ban..
Bsri Mineirs Gerl PcSenr LEMON 81 DAYS. ia Ballast
Bs Mia sSs1 s n Re Scro 1s 9y S Ne.
BARK Die nsi@stA Gee kaa g AaEsIP 80 d with n'
lof poI.1o Broos oaIirsu II DAYS vts ,tsA,
ssi.:3 Ma, W e. Sect e., % ballast.
hns Nsp % so N1l of S ;S S eaa q a. bss
Sa as , tS1s , t,S Pasv,l T. 81 6hsts btas i.
sa Chance Christopher Of and Il Tubs snd Vi, Sa'
Bbs Slsne tof oam4rrSs ysuus Jauelro IS lays -s
ae (ofSerIavn) Psre BlsloSs 90 s4y' With mol.,,
ser Frank Ir.ai D. wang MseI p e. "a d.s IN o,'psss
Ssr Adas Vessels. oeu 81 With coeO.rss,
of Sess P % GsSs,ss C.. g. vi, fs sls.
sehr. Challenge Hall 81 GeOrs. " B.. with stone
Nellie Mopss Ess.soH "a s Brow; s. BRIDGEPORT
! j. Moore; sOhsI,. n.I s. Tr.n.tsFt
hva. 4 EIsa, hartford S1ss Wing, ws:ssrl.
P,tafsn pantaeaes C,nehs' Sorrieh
q 81 John New Haven. ssernNs S.ahassa.
s.s,. win. Az t.v,. a., ,.s,s. w., "a, p,.n.. .L...
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MINIlTnRl AIM

sun dse, B4e sup 4:40 Moov h,ss.. 400
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al ~ anaiA nv
~e--~''~~~" w Wv '~'s ~ sA'S -~-'-- -
william l.. Scott the assignee therein mentioned the re-
.o.,, ho,ahv
WIZ ""o'ooi 10 horoo1 'A' e''SS
TO- and with him, for the beneht OF
,ho .ua,.o.. A.. ....-n.. xrovt.toa Gar In tho s.tA
'"c crcui'ors In INTEREST p''' W A '"o s"'o
assignment, to pay to him all deficiency that
mas or,.a =. a. d,acharga nj tho Aa,,s
"'"S "a'so iu the wv ~e'''
Menyon COX soo 00 Ss amount realized onSsr
s' ''0i " ,..-- 49,. : ,, !, .,-'~'.
SAID assignment excuuins thereioih an o tue alleged
Endorsements and acceptances mentioned In the eaid
assignment, and which do not IN any manner recog
49, .,,,oa hox.ver that tho lahiitv har.tv ,aLan
80 80 "aS, s,ou no sa,saod no ,ho -
upon mSscn 'n." w s"" Wy mo pa!
ment of one-half OF the ,am6unt thereof, at
,he OF one vear from this date and the other
haIf a., "a months from this date AZ Tor Tho
nsrt ner,ornance of this my agreement I have eye
ented assigned and delivered and hereby do execufe
aSsis, and. deliverl 10 Dayid Dows n the CIV
20 Ts1s York te securnes namely hondS ,oartoaess
and stocks act form in schedule hereto snoere cd
The said securities IN case of defaut on INV mart IN he
nsed only 10 The extent as follows Two Inndred and
year rso 's ase ana tw9 hundred ana nfy thousand
expiration eighteen months from this daIe but in no
sa , te sa,u se , pe ned or oe liable N the
also understood and agreed that shall have the right
ron tme 10 tne 10 Withdraw any OF sad securities
terms OF this Increment ON payinS 70 sa,d Dows or his
successor the value thereof mentioned in Schedule b.
d ahe sau DaNld DIVE OF ms SUCCESSOR 10
mortgages in said Schedule mentioned and also ar
IN af
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CALtNDARS-THIs DAT.

SUPREME CoURr-Cmcurr-PAsr iL-yAS Bsryr, J.
(. Morgan agt The Mayor, lOs6 Weegberger e al az
, 1873-03-29
THE PHlLOCALiAN ENTERTAINMENT,

The Phllocaltan Society, consisting by time
honorod cuatom, Of the young ladies Of tic
Dearborn Seminary, gave reception last even
ing ut Standard Hall, being tho eleventh given
by thom. To say that Standard Hall was crowded,
would not adequately represent tho jam around
tho door. As there WAS no poBHible means Of in
grosB, chairs woro mounted about the entrances,
while the young ladies entertained tho enormous
audience. The programme consisted Of two
partB,-a concert and d farce. The conccrt was
given under tho direction Of blr. zfesfold, to
whose Instruction the fair performers dla ample
credit. Following is tho programme Of tho arst
part: instrumental qu1rtette (Grand March by
Wollonhaupt), Misses Kitto and Minnie Ward
Miss Eastman, and Miss Monroe; Phiocalian
paper, by Miss Lou 6wazoy.; Teunyson'a
Dora" by Mjas Carrie l.. Allon; piano duct
(dottsohalk), Misses Hilton and Merriam; philo.
rondinR, BY Miaa II. Fold; q Philocalian papor,
by Miss &. II. Tooko; . recitation, People
Win 1'all1." by Mias Mollie B. Shoot; m osuny
OH Laughter" by Miss jennie Ii. Aliih, and a
piano solo, ListEs. :" Rokoczy March," by Miss
Kittlo Ward, performance which indicated that
tho young lady had made tho most Of excellent
entitled, mo Cure, No fsy," ,Milh Milh
Nollle Wadsworth Alice {Ler daughter},
1liBs II. 3. Shoot; Lucy AikeN, jennie N. h(tlk
Jennie Carrier, Jeannle q. Tuttlo; Susan Dean,
hlarla Murison; B,fdges, Nolllo III. 1Iutchinson;
Aunt Maria Mtdget, Ella II. Tooko. Tor ANA
toura tho tarco was neatly produced, and created
caHonally Joined because they could not help It.
As Whole the entertainment was complete
succeHB, and most enjoyable affair for the per-
formers as we'll Us the audience.
, 1873-03-29

.SUfctHt UfspGfGh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
Wtar ALBANY, March 28.-DEEvEa-htarket opcncd
Thursday with small attendance OF locat and tran.
Btent country heaforB wl1oBo wants wcro limited to
fow CIR loas and tho aales Of the day only reuched aOA
head, ut RKht advance tho opening prices Ut last
wcok butler feeling provniod yesterday In conae-
quenco of tho improved condition Of tho New York
and Brighton n1arkcte. Rccaipts at Wcat Albany to
noon to-day, 305 car loads Tho average quality is
no. good M Inst week Thero twenty loals Of
woro taken In preference to natives Of similar weight,
oven at higher prices. Batos Of this description wero
nalo at $900@0.f0 per 100 lbs md 7alc, which was
paid for choicest Illinois steers from ,43t 10 164H.
Tho ruling Of tho market thus fur has been firm ntl
stronE nt Ac per ib live weight advanco closing
rrtcos of last week, anil evc Boe saleH Indicate 80.
Some buyers report advances frnct0n more, and 4
strong NO ta all that tho market Will bcar
MtEoM- -Cows-Rocoipts, 50 hoal. Prices range ut
&4t.00370.0O.
WoRK1No OxEN-C Considerable inquiry for good
workcrs, but fow Offering. fow yoho taken at prices
ranging from t@0t5c and extra fat and heavy at 7c.
active for tho Eastorn and Now York markets. rio
ruling Of tho markct Ia from to 1o = h higher
thnn fast week. Average quality good, though fow
ordinary aro embraced ln tho receipts. No Canada
rocaived, though one load ls expected Tomorrow.
fair proportion raised In this Btate md tho
matnJor cano from Ohto Illinois, and Michigan At
therc only twelve loas the puuH ,lnsol,
with only reported to reach here Satur-
day. VIC quote tlno wool sheep 1T 01@74c md lambs
at 71p9,
, 1873-03-29

av. tat head. making 222 cars, av. 3,770 for four
days. against le1 cars, 1850 last weak. Tho doan
was urgeut and tho offering quickly changed hanis at
full prces, ranging from 10c to lross 60 It's tho gross
ewt to l4o to dress 60 'bs sa!es include agsd
dress u lis; ears, ew 1ssiao; I 70 G cars IT. Te1ans. M
% cwt $50 rcr head; 10 cars Toxas, 81 o,s 1t lie
cars Cherokee catlo. 9 uwt, II <$12o and u cars
1liinoo cnttin, oAt97A cwi, 11A. .@5iic.
DreHAod beef Is doing better but tho advance for tho
last three ays las not oquae1 tho advance III beef
cattle.
suEEr-To-day cars, or go head, making 7,o4o
nincc h1onday, againat 0,450 last week. The ,afke
closcs with decided rnees, and prices further nd
vanced about t1c, ranging from 7A(G9Bc for fair te
primo 1ota, With clloce aud extra 1t ta15@sHo; good
"9stern 94am shesp, nv 90 to to 100 les' nt 7Ns7'c
aays. against ri 800 last week. with nono Oh sale Live
hogs nolnnslly quoted Mt o. G6hc. Dressed hogs
arc scarce and Gr1u at 7HG18i%c.
, 1873-03-29

CLEVELAND. O., March 28.--T1e second moot-
Ing to take furthor stopa for the organization
OF soeioty for tho prevention OF cruelty to
tho Committee to prepare i memorial to tho
uonoral Assembly Of tho 8tate, praying for
eome legislation to givo moro effect to tho law
passed April t, 117tt entitled IA Law TO Pse-
vent cruelty to anlmals," was adopted. Tho
together with dratta Of two bills, prepared by
the Committee, ono providing for tho incorpora-
tian OF tho societies, aud tho other supple
mentary bill, describing tho authority OF auoh
presented and adopted, md conlmlttoo appoint
aa 70 obtaiu nemGors. Tho society In this city
will bo callod ":Ilo Cleveland Society for tue
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals"
, 1873-03-29

NEW YonK, March 2s-coEToN-Firm, with fa,,
export and moderate homo tratlo; mfdding upland
BnEApsruRFs-Flour more active, prices steady. dc.
&C. spo4pe sns fSf spng 5 ssa ss @
s.35 wito wheat exlr., 609 io5o; extra oho, st. Il
@lo5o: g. Loai., s7so@l2 7s Rye flour and cornn,eal
holders Of prime spring insist on full prices, but bug
e1a @ hoa - on seeotps5 u go hl; rejected aprlng
M1wsiso shs ht;S %as5Srn o1ca;o E1
Northwcser, narley arm. asp Corn ep.ned ss
! steady closed shado lower; receipts. 1000 bu
do in storo 0lBGU5o; wGitc 7oc oats steady and in
changed; rssspts 90 goo bu; new MIXED Western q
o1ovER aEcn1Qaiet aud din; fa,r to choice, IS
seSSs esseady S;S %esseru asess & aissss ssi?sS'
IIAY-Quiet.
Hops-3teady.
,a. gnooEa,ss-t;olteo r. airm; Rlo. 1eA@,0c. Sugar
es arm New Orleans, cfS7sc. Hco sist s Il @so. S$
5T11nasngMGFiss' TgassR4lsslFis,s' ?s s3o Esons' ''e.
@le25; primo mess. sl5.oo@1 1000. Bcef dull aud
souaars 5 sss aia IL xoda ssn
an raner; icng aud short clear, for sors delivery
s'SIgs la, Lard %sas; Western scan 1905 kote, oe
nurrrn-Firm in good demand wcatorn, 1863
onErar-steady l2s17c.
Wi11sKY-Dull; 1oc:
nrrr,,, .,,rcb 80 n, 49,. I,,,,, ,z,o,,u ,.,,A
Wheat du Car, n,1iot: auea' TSaa b Yo tH5u na"
cars on track as 6lc osts neglected.. Rye neglected.
PHILADELPHIA.
pu114pxrpn,.. March 9aAI,nr. lin, DEMONSTRATIONS
In i'm 5o'om1 ,t nosar Nv ~ 'a a, ean
Whast GrIn ror nrira I'M t,.r y" I psneSs
rni e. naaf os nSo ~ e. ~ Btt Bae" ~ nan II
~ h. "'pGt, siuW' Mnto
1sta 9t ,i4 e' 1a6, ~. 1 ,eo"' ooc
MEss i TonnNs16.5 % g. soss''' '''~''' @'eS'o''
GnuDE PE7noLruM-1sKo; reanod, 1o4e.
"'1asfnt ~ tfsn1cpoana' nff1s '1o'
Gu 1n-7, .,~,t 20 AIGuae. ~. .. ,,. ,.
rJ ~ ,nnb ni asr tesa quast
uncban"sI ~, ssnriu e. % ~ - m1oas oA wv. H. au
s9sxc np fr,ch ~ oats trt9 g. oSu n ~ ntn I'LL ~;
Ix2n 49, g. ~ 16t ~. IA VI tsaeB' oer
A'y vnavxMT1,,1 @ w ~; ~ a7a so Aol''ns oo'os'
pnny1s1oreMpnrs hc,d h,,bor. x,6 TX hd mn, -.
suseI. Hulk moais strong shn.,ers in conrx siSo
fnr Nnri1 rrnr ss1ca ,,1s rnmntrr fnr tn
nacnu hirbcr aInniera Sc acIar ,ssSyat ccar n1ea
1GIEn fnr In,y and A1G,uate ma for eantcmhor'
Lard hcd nrn, Int lover to ali prno stsa1n. IN
, 1873-03-29

Ia ia g sa cub, 11n 1oa@1aa Id. Corn. 2ss. Pork,
LryrnrooL hfarcl, 2a-2:so p. nreadatnfrs dull
and !owcr. Flour 27a adfa2aa. Whnat-whtte liz Edo
11s 1 "a cub, 11a 9a@12a I'd. Corn, 27s ID. Pork,
,IoHnos, March 2s.-oonaols for money, a2tl9
o2s< sccount, o21: 6,2os Of 'e5, %; s-2oa Of ct,
PARIS March 2a-Nentcs. 6sf Coo.
L1vERrooI. March 28.--Cotton stoady: niddlEng
American, pSe6 speculation md espof, % sSoo salss
Ct tho week 8s ooS export 5000 arer,'ston. 1900.
Stock, 692 00o American, 259,oo6. noceIps, e. 900
american, 27,o00 Actual export, G,000 Stock afoat,
10000; American, 2s0, 900.
nreadstuGs dull. California while wheat, average
sprina 1is@12a "a rod weatorn, IL 2d. Flour "a
Teef, s2a. Lard, 3ss Oh. Chccac. 73s. oumDor-
lantls, 3Bs Cd. Bhurt Ribs, 4os. Pork, Ga Cd.
Receipts Of wheat for tho pns rco laya 900 ira
American, 1000 ora; corn, 600 1ss, III American.
YarnH and fabrics ut Manchester qutot, Arm.