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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-14

A RI AND EURNITuRE AUCTION.
~ ROBERT soM y l,,. Auctioneer.
ROBERT soMERvlLLE will sen by auction, on Tues.
ay ana q OH ns a am IN the
residence IA East Eleventh street viz Rich carved
Etagere, rosewood octave Piano Lindeman MAKER,
brocatel and Lace Curtains Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
walnut Bed Room Suits, Cured Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds black walnut Amour aGass Library suits in
Bullets Extension Tables Chars Cana Cut Glass; Sill.
yer Ware, Engravlngs, Cottage suits, &C
n TUESDAY, April Is, at TX p. NJ,
ROBERT sOMaRviLLG, AuctIoneer
81 Filth avenue
viii sell the Water Color Pencil Sketches &c. Of the
Louis Lang.
"A TUESDAY, APRIL IS Arm,
tpryate DWELLING; collection Of FINE OIL PAINT
rssr A AN al 6s ATP
'hetsi1E n OF MAUD MULLER
RoBlRT soMERvILLE.
n sOMERvILLE GALLERY,
F su fTsRse G api roST1ssS 6 street tire
very FINEST CLASS of
FOREIGN OIL PAINTINGS
belonging to Charles ,r; .,l +; Haa;zeltine,
probably the most elegant il America this season,
EVhfiSGS Il rs h fnS FREE e APRIL
ROBERT soaEEviLLE, z Ausstc s1.s.
ucTIoN NOTICE.
n Special sale OF soft Hats, Panama Hats and Mems,
300 cases, in iuli assortment
49, Church street
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IDLE CAPT iLfSTs CAN FIND THE REST INVEST
i ment in mineral Immediately by addressing, " .th
real name, box 1885 Post Office.
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FINANCIAL.

A UGUST BELMONT 4 CO.,
~ Bankers, ~ and q Nassau street
issue travellers Credits available In all parts Of the
world through the
Messrs DE ROTHsCHILD
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A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
N ONCE and salesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite thu
Post Office Horse Auction Branch, 49, 81 % and Is East
Thirteenth street, near Fifth avenue.
Genteel Household Furniture
Carpets, &c
ARCH. JOHNSTON will sell at auction Wednesday,
April l6 at loh O'clock at Is Barrow street. betweeQ
Blocker and Fourth streets,
Walnut and mahogany Paror and Bedroom Furniture4
fine Feather Beds Pillows Bedding, three-ply Ingraa
Carpets, Oilcloths Kitchen Furniture China, SilvsH
Plated and Glass Ware.
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additional relief. Ts would lessen the burth-
ems of otar State SfaSation by at least two
thirds ifl amount, and with proper legisla-
ton the real estnte Of the Commonwealth
might, in brief period, be relieved from the
remainder. Itwotld Danish from our legis-
lative halls and from our local politics that
troublesome If not dangerous subject the
estate debit" and confer upon as all the
benefits which the must favored could
realize.
IF the General Assembly should concur
with me in these propositions, I would re-
spectfuIly recommend that prompt action be
taken to invite the cooperation of our sister
Suites In their support, and that our repre-
sentatiyes in both Houses Of Congress he
requested to use their best efforts to secure
the necessary action OH the part of the Ma
tional Legislature.
It's proper, perhaps, that should add that
since this paper has been tn course of prepa-
ration some discussion has occurred upon
proposition that the United States Govern
ment, and not the State Of Virginia, in reality
owes our debt contracted prior to 1861, for
the reason that the disruption Of the State
and the destruction Of values by the war
was the act of that Government, and
because of the magnificent domain which
Virginia at an early day coded to
the Federal Government. While there may
be some equity in the latter reason,
as to the former it is sufficient to say
that even if it ever possessed any force it
is now too late to question our liability for
that debt after the same has been recognized
by four different Legislatures, affirmed by
our Supreme Court of Appeals, and sane
toned by the people themselves in the adop-
ton of our present Constitution; all Of which
has occurred since the war. have also
within few days observed some newspaper
paragraphs indicating that an attempt was to
be made to induce the Federal Government
to assume and pay tho ente-telluns debts of
the southern States, but every reason which
can be urged in favor Of such plan applies
with far greater force to the propositions
above suggested, while the many additional
reasons which may be urged in favor of the
latter do not apply to the former and more
objections exist to the former than can be
urged to the latter. GILBERT G. WALKER.
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DEATHS.

Died on the nth Instant at twenty riinntes Past
o'clock A. NJ, JOHN WATKINS LEE, second son
of George W. and Jennie u. LSe, aged four years,
nine months and ten days.
The friends and acquai ntances Of the family ore
requested to attend his funeral ut the residence o!
his PARENTS on Sixth street between Marshall ana
Clay, THIS tuesday AFTERNOON ut O'CLOCK
without further notice.
Charlie; ton and Baltimore papers please copy.
Died, on Sunday, 10th instant; WILLIAM
HENRY, infant child of Kate and Hen1y Charter.
aged three months.
His funeral will take place from his fathers resi-.
drnce Laurel street, Oregon Hill. ut O'Clock 1 HIS
Tuesday AFTERNOON. Relatives and friends OF
the family are invited to attend.
Died, at the residence Of w. G. Wilkinson, Mrs.
MILDRED CODY aged ffty-nine years.
Her funeral will take place from Gtace.Streot Bap-
tlst church THIS AFTERNOON at O'Clock. The
friends and acqualntances of the family arc inStsa
10 attend without further notice
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The Conference,

The conference OF the bondholders and the
joint committee Of the General Assembly was
In its beginning, as it will be in its termina.
ton, izzle, as we felt satisfied it would be.
What can such conference doY A contract
has been solemnly entered into--tho General
Assembly Of its own motion framing and
maturing and enacting that contract as the
law Of Virginia. This contract the highest
judicial authority of the State has decided tc
be constitutional. Who shall-who CAN
annu itS Wemay be answered : "The par
ties TO it." Exactly; but when and how
are you to get them togethcrp Have
you any good reason to suppose that all the
bondholders will meet the Virginia Legisla-
ture aftcr the want Of consistency and CT states.
manship it hns displayed? No part of these
holders Of bonds can bind all, ifsuch part were
Inclined TO do so, which we conjecture they
are not; for If tho present law making the
coupons for interest receivable In debts due
the State Is abolished we see no good reason
for concluding that one more hopeful for the
bondholder will be passed by the present
Legislature; and we are sure the bondhold-
ers are Of the same opinion.
The opponents of tho funding bill (Which
we did not favor when pending) declare that
they mean to pay tho public debt. How SO,
when they object to the measure which puts
the paying process in operation! They are
like children about disagreeable medicine
II the medicine be only set away on the side
board they will take it by.and.bye; but
by.and-bye never comes.
We don't know what the LEGISLATURE
means to do-a Legislature that damns the
coupon feature, which begins the payment of
that debt they say they mean to pay. There
are prominent men In the body who thought
the rece!vability Of the coupons in debts to
the State was the best thing In the bill-that
IL would lit up the public credit and ubso-
lute'y give US a currency, &ho now de.
nounee 1t as great evil. 1t begins payment,
and they don't want to pay and it is bind
ing aud irrepealable, aud therefore great
oppression. Did they not know this when
they passed it9 What excuse have they9
There Is, in our opinion, but one way out
of the dilemma. That Is to provide for pay
ment. All We have belongs to the Common
wealth, and shall 1t be said that we cannot
pay more than fifty cents in the hundred do
lars value of our property to save the honor
Of the State, to which we owe not only our
property but our very liyess
We shall see.
Possibly we shall see that there are those
who think more of the little seat, and the
hstle per diem, and the little donors and
emolulnents to which, in their small ambi-
ton, they aspire. than they do of the mighty
space of che immortal fame and honor of
Virginia.
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@ JANUARY, 1873.

T. r. PRICE s CO.. In spite OF the recent nd
vance In cotton goods, vii! continue 10 cell DRoNN
and BLEACHED COTTONs. sHEETlSGS. ara
similar goods at prices ruling during Tie 'hii
and carly winter, thus aflord!ng IN opportunity l"
housekecpers aud others to supply themselves Re-
Gently received
81, Of, and 10! Cotton Shecting', Blcarhcd SEN
Brown Cottons, Linen sho"tInss and Irish L'hSs-
Towels, Huckabacks, 50 and l0-t Table DANISH
Table Napkins, Tray-Coths. Doyl.es- 'orsn's i'n>-
ties, Kid Gloves, C;aunticts Hosiery, Linen and La
Collars and Sets, Hemstitchcd and Embroidered
Handkerchief, Necsties, &c: Dark and LiSh'
Prints, &C. rjalsI T.R. PRICE & co.
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ME- TOWELS, TABLE-CLOTuS,
NAPKINS, DOYLiEs,
LINEN and COTTON SHEETlNGs.
PILLOW-CASE COTTON,
PILLOW-CASE LINN,
TURKEY-RED TABLL DAh'Sh.
CURTAIN DAMASk,
LACE CURTAINS,
LACE and MUSLIN fof curtains,
WINDOW-sHADES,
BLANK ETS,
QUILTS,
COMFORTABLE
BED-TICK, HICKORY.
DENNIS, SAIL DUCK,
OSNABURGS, JEANS.
SATINETS, CASSI3ERES,
GHARLOT1 ESYILLE WuOLLES GOODS,
LADIES and CHILDREN'S FUKS
and thousands Of other articlcs-al 10 b. sold az
prices TO suit the shines. LEVY BROTHERS.
felo l0l7 aud 1919 Main street.
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DR.. Thomas M. Bond, Of Loudoun, is dead.
Joseph j. Gonidman, of Essex, died sud-
denly on the Sth instant, aged fifsy.tour.
Captain Nathaniel Bousb, Of Alexandria
dieA on Saturday, 10th Instant;
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~ GREAT BARGAINS.-Those pure
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS at 100. worth aoc.;
Puts LINEN HEMsTITCIIED HANDkER-
CHIEFS OF CSC. worth s5e.:
LACE COLLARS at Is, 40, 90, -. and Soo' worth
double the money;
A piece Of Is yards Of genuine LINEN bobblH-
EDGE at soc. worth &c. per yard;
coTGATE,s EXTRA CTS, soc. per bottle; ut
LEVY BROTHERS..
superor MACHINE OIL. lsc. per bouS:
MACHINE NEEDLES, soc. per paper as ten.
fe
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1- JANUARY, 1879.
NEW BLACK GOODS FOR MOURNING.

T. II. PRICE & co. have orOned recently
BLACK DOUBLE Mob AIRS, OTTOMASS.
ALPACAS, GRAPE CLOTHS, TAMESE,
DE LANES, lMPERATRICE, CRETOSs,
GRAPES and GRAPE Wells, GLOVES,
GRAPE COLLARS, Sc, &C.
Many handsome fall and winter DRESS GOODS
will be closed cut during this and the ensuing mon,a
at very reduced figures. / call Is solicited.
jaI5 7. X. PRICE 4 90.
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SUICDE-We are panied to hear OF the
suicide Of Dr.. George w. Coleman's daush-
ter, who lives near Ringgo.d depot, Pittsyl-
yania county, Ya.-Milion Chroaicle.
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ne ]. d. BRIGGSS
oLD-EsTABLIsHED BAKERY,
7O7 MAIN STREET.
BREAD, BUNS, ROLLS, and BlSCUlls'
CAKES OF ALL KINDS.
LOOK AT LIST OF CRACKERS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL:
sopA CRACKERS BUTTER CRACKERS,
OYSTER CRACKERS, WATER CRACKERS.
CREAM CRACKERS, AHRowEoor 'HAo"k"S-
LEMON CRACKERS, SUGAR CRACKERS,
MUSHROOM CRACKERS, PILOT BREAD
sucA8 CAKES NoLAsSgS CAKES.
Country merchants will do well TO give me oi'
before buying. y"
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ME- INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFa For
ladies and gentlemen, worked In tho converts n
Paris, only =! apiece;
BREAKFAST sHAWI.S at 81, $I1s, s! 20, aud -:
NUBIAS at 75e. and 81 worth 81 and sl..5:
SATCHELS at 81, $l.25, aud Sl.s9 worth il.2i, A.7S
and Sc:
TRAVELLING, WORK, and INFANTS BIAS
KETS;
LEATHER BELTS and POCKET BOOKS, at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
1Ol7 and 1919 3inti street.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING-COTTO2 at SOC.
per pound. hie
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D JET JEWELRY, INDIA-RUBBER
JEWELRY, aoLD-PLArED JEwELRr.-we
call attention to our stock cf
JET EARRINGS and BREAsFPIxs;
RUBBER BRACELETS.
LOCEE1S, CROSSES,
BREASTPIEs, EARRINGS, and CHAINS;
GILT SETS;
GOLD-PLATED BRACELETS, BREAsF-
PINS, and EARRINGS. at
LEVY BROTHERS.
CHILpREN's WATERPROOF SUITS ot one
half tile cost. feb
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GROCERIES. &c.


TN STORE AND RECEIVING THIS
4 dly. by first through train Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, Clear-Rib Eacon sides, Su2ar-Curcd
Canvas,ed Hams. Sugar-Cured Plain Hams, Bulk
Pork Clear Rib-Siues, Bulk Pork Shoulders, half
barrels Lard kegs Lard. tierres Lard. Clover Seed.
Magnolia Syrup, Golden Syrup, BT1lce's G Deter
svc Family and Imperial Soap; which Is offered 10
the trade.
fel2 CHARLES L. WORKMAN.
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T LEVY BROTHERS

ne DIRECT IMPORTATION OF
HAMBURG EDGINGs AND ISSERTlSGs.-wc
call particular attention to a large ASSORTMENT, or
HAMBURG TRIMMINGS just received dir.c, from
tho manufacturers.
Also, q handsome assortment of LACE COLLARS
and SLEEVES, LINEN COLLARS and CUFFs.
LEVY BROTHERS.
Only few WINTER GLoAKS left, which se
will sell ut cost. fen
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w CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
PRICES MARKED DOWN.!
We are determined to close out every piece &C
CARPET, and have fixed the prices to make them
20. Great bargains In
RUGS, DRUGGETs,
QIL-CLOTHS, and MATS. mt
LEVY BROTHERS..
Look at our stock Of HAMBURG kDGINGS
and INSERTIONS. fale
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srExIAE NOTICES.
CT BUY YOUR DRESS GOODS,
OF Levy BROTHERS,

CT BUY YOUR DRESS GOODS,
OF Levy BROTHERS.
PRICES MARKED DOWN
A GENERAL REDUCTION.
NO STOCK TO BE CARRIED OVER
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
NO TINE LIKE THE PRESENT.
THE SELECTION IS GOOD.
PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
DRESS GOODS TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
DRESS GOODS FOR THE YOUNG AND OLD.
DRESS GOODS FOR THE SHORT ASDr.r
AT LEVY BROTHERS.
A few left Of those NEW-STYLE CLoAKs to b.
sold at cost. fen
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SWEET CIDER,
y FAMILY PICKLES.
NC. ROE HERR1SGS,
No. MACkEREL,
No. SALMON,
SALMON TROUT.
j. B. KIDD,
~ an Rroot street

6tROCERiES GROCERIES We are
~ offering 4 large and rell-selccted stoa, Of GRO
CERi IS at lOw prices. We naDe-
400 bags Rio COFFEE.
lJG bags LAGUAYRA GOLFER,
30 gu .n!es JAVA COFFEE,
$50 barrels PONTO RICO SUGAR,
ESQ barrels REFINED SUGAR.
20 EogsheadS DEMA6ARA SUGAR,
20 hogsiieads NEW ORLEANS SUGAR,
IS barrels FERRIS HAMS. " barrels FERRIS SHOUl-
DERS, Is boxes SIDES and SHOULDERS, so uerces
aud kegs LAID, - ticrces CAROLINA RICE, 100
boxes and iaiI-!,OIcs ADAHANTINE CANDLES. lto
barrels Nos. ?. and MACKEHEI.. $50 barrels EI-
IRA FLOUR 100 bags prime CLOVER SEED, receiv-
j. 20 ROBERT F. WILLIAMS & co.
~ NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES,
DEMERARA SUGAR.
ia 10 GEORGE ALaRkEX 60
SWEET CIDER
~ retailing ut soc. per gallon.
jal6 GEQEGEAaIiISsnaaEsX&Q.
GHOlCE TEAS.
" scIcss very superior GREEN TEA.
chests very superior BLACK TEA,
cile-ts very superior JAPAN TEA.
jag W. 6. DANDRIDGE CO.
(HALL At s27 BROAD STREET and get
" FRESH yENiSOS.
ia. ". g. cambridge 8 co.
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THOMAS BALMER & co. having opened
4 in their new store, at
r.. 1S17 GARY STREET.


1917 CARY STREET,
a One and select
STOCK OF FANCY GROCERIES,
at wholesale, solicit the trade Of the city. They Offer
tho goods at New York prices with freights added,
and being agents for some lines can do better.
We offer HASGEE'S MOUNTAIN WHISKEY
1T his prices or all quantites being his agents in
this market.
COLMAS'S MUSTARD.
LEA & PERR1NS'S WOReEsFE sH IR E
SAUCE,
RASs'S Ale, by E. G. HILBERT;
ALLSOP'S ALE,
william IOUNGER'S SCOTCH ALE;
GUINES>'S PORTER, by f.. & J. Burke;
GUN ESS'S PORTER, by f. q. Hilbert;
CABINET CHAMPAGNE, Bouehe,
Fills, & Co.
Call and see It's. r9l3
" ANAWHA SALT.-We beg to an
IN. nounce to the trade of Richmond that we have
been appointed ~ ents here for the sale Of the cec-
brited = snow Hill Salt Works. We will keep on
hand constant supply, and will fill orders ut the
lowest price The first freight train from the West
will bring u5a shipment OF SALT.
fr3 \. !. STOKES & co.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEvYoRE July 30BREvyThe fresh offerings 20 At
Communipaw 10 Onehundredt, 40 head a. boh
places The demand vas empsTay hs, aaa oy5s ana & Sc I rs
aos q ID mde and such Of the men lot wi
iag make large reduction We likely 70 have ke sh1e Of
ID stny native steers sod at 4OGl2c
% or 20 oobp,w o % " were 3 sr. for Nelson Morris, 16 car,
for j. r. Mcherson 10 for Fuller Martin Co.. and ioT E
OF the McPber,on cattle only part had been sold.
sold for Bills 02 Kentucky steers 7ao eWt' at
Fuller Msrn Co. sold for suha 10 Missouri steer, Ga
agsge % a. E., IL &C. S and loo IeAno '"' &C. d. to dress
W. Seee for n Morris 4s Illinois steers cvt 11i p h.
Dudley for Mors 4s tne Cherokee cattle cgt, q 10 &c
H. Meyes, Tor Morris, 90 Illinois steers cyt at llgl2
1O9 do (smooih and fa), ~ cwt, at IL i2e ~ -
sca'sl t for & aSI i39 fsd fGG1 SIa es5 81 - 'T T " It 1p @
SHEEP LiNBsReeepts today 10 5000 hed
Mony ,iok could rad sold nai saessu report
sh % o2 IN the e. f5 S 9 h. Of BdS s Tt. a and f ea 70 Ii
7a ni orana TO good iaeP a, & Y no. & WIN - T selected
54c 81 d 90 u, 53i 4Gdo 50 b a. 5is 40 sI do III
~ at Gl' ea IL STAG llIn7 81 ~ @ s' Sl ss & ao ia 90 r No. at
67 b, 9'2 jane. krhy sold $50 state lamb 6i ID dyere
Barnes 500 PIG Ohio steep, 50 n average, at 42 m yadi
buckingham S s ~ o3g 6 VS ~ o. sIeP 55 40 So T p
Ksnuety ams 60 asc IN PdeoeS so $6 Ohio sheep 50 =
Il 5c Esss Co. ssJ 275 jersey lamOs average
Receipt, were 27 e 8219 hog. s,;s,i,y '95 g
eas or G32 head to-day lave bogs sold at 5isaoS 10
l.c. y b on heavy weights since yes'crisy
BrTyno Y july Receipts to-day including q cars
IT hpd Or 565 cars. sssa,, 5o5 the sine @
wee Tbe acye yeseris phccs about loV0 sl
sre dspod Of; 79i head Illinois steers Tsngng RON u
1O3 Al 81 2jaS6 20i several lot. of choice Inoh Ash %
424 10 l596 yyste terms ~ htaa & oao s5 @ f 0j3
81 S71 Al 81 35D48 POS ia head Michigan steers ranging nom
ss4 10 O7S At 81 2jdS5 5O 3S head kentucky steers averaging
llS9 at 81 62l2 49,, -, 49,, t..,.rng ,soor,sd arrivals
900 lesd, making the total supply for .a vseA % ,us m .SS
is,d against IA 80 I'd for the same time asl "sA We % a. -
5 sees G7O mead sheep, ranging rom 81 20 lOS D
AZ 251SJ 12ia head Indiana sheep aeI'gn@ @ io1 10 AZ
head Miengan sheen averaging rs d. AZ - seA 1900
sheen ranging from 143 10, at 80 80 ZS Izoo head NA"
Iamb rsusng % 10 as n, al 50 1O@t. o. ooo ..a
Ioes-ecePts tOisy. including reported
us1ng the total supply the week thus ia IiOUV o.I 800
sslc, 200 head Inos hogs ranging from Zoo 10 %'V D '
- 10.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
to-day. on a small business. but without any change
in the nominal rates, which are annexed:
9Odnrs

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamer
Westphalia, will close at 1880 p. m, at the Mer-
chants Exchange, Nos. so and 80 Pine-st.
A dispatch from Washington states that the Syn
dcate to-day made q final settlement with the Trea-
sury Department for the S5O.OOO.0OO bonds called
in March 1st The Treasury balances at the close OF
business to-day are: Currency, Ss,05O,OOO; coin,
SsOOOO,OOO; certificates, S4S,OOO,OOO The Internal
Revenue receipts were S2G00O0.
The monetary situation was without especla
change, the supply of funds being extraordinarily
large. The business to-day was at S04 per cent
Discounts are unchanged.
There was a small volume of business in uniteu
States bonds, but the market showed considerable
strength Registered 1Ssls sold at 11S01lsS; 1905
new, at 11Gl and coupon sis at 119. C2s at ma;
65s new at llI., and 6SS at 11Ss. Fisk & Hatch re
tnt2 n
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
COTTON MAREETS.

Purt,pzrPH1, Jalv 3O.-Cottgn quiet; N.fdlings Ole.
BHrwoKg July 30-Cotton duli hddlngs 2O4-; exports
coastyi,e As bales sales 100 bales; stock, V34 bales 80
ArGusrl July 30Coon-D.m, moderate; Mdinr, lS 4;
re,epts lsS balos sales, li4 bales. 80
MENPHIs. July 30 cotton 6n Mdlng' lo2@i receipts lib
bales; .hirments. 239 bales; stock. 9. .ZlS lae%
81 Juy 30 Cotton quiet; Mdihns lSic receipts,
CgsEIPsros Jny ouist Mdlngs, 9h; net
CENT, Al 3 bales; sales 100 bales stock, 4397 bales
30-C0On-nenaEd hgnt offerings lights Md-
dng. l8as recsus 80 bs eIpor-eoassN ia bales
sales 100 bales; stock, l426 bales ,n -.
WuNfyGroS SO-Cotton s'ead Mdings 1Slci ret re-
CENTS 80 bales; ssles bales socG. l.OsS bales.
MoRILB July 30Cotton quiet; hdslngs, lSi net receipts
II bales e1IoEeOiNise, lG6 basi sales % bae'i soes,
IL i63 bales ,,,,-
GALyK,rov July 3OCot,on steady Good Ordinary, 142dl5e
net receipts SO bales: sales 80 bales stoek 1928 bales
july 3OCoon quiet and eady Nidhngs 1880
III b,s 777 bas sales 300 bales s even
iug. 800 bales; stock. 2OOJo bales
losroN July 30Coon que little doing MidIng,, 81 is'
gros. recept lOS baes sales 100 baes soeE 10000 ba
LorlsyLR Juy 30-COt0n dull and nominal; Aidngs lS
receipts 81 bales; shipments, il7 ba.es. - -
NoIFoIK Jay 3O.C0tto1 qu.cf Ni1ings lbl2t net re-
eep 4j8 bales; eIports-eoassSse 81 bales sales oO b"s'
soes. 1851 bale. 49,
lGc receipts. ~ bles shipments 800 bseai sioss, 9Oa bales
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
sALEs PROM q O'CLOCK P. ". TO Go
NESS. 3 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, July SOP. NJ

WEDNESDAY, July SOP. NJ.
There has been considerable activity at the Stock
Exchange to-day, and the dealings in some of the
principal shares were attended with even more AMI
nation than usual The continued activity has
caused an increased desire on the part Of the outside
public TO take "fyer," and numerous acceSsions to
the specializing fraternity reflected in the en-
larged business of the brokers. The new President
Of the Lake Shore Road has stimulated busi-
ness to marked degree, and now any
thing associated with the name of Vanderbilt shows
strength and activity. The probable lease of Lake
Shore 10 New-York Central imparts buoyant feel
ING 10 both these favoTites. The consolidation OF
the two interests for such it would be- practically
speaking. would 10 doubt prove mutually beneficial
20 the two lines, while it would probably aid the
upward speculation in stocks which has had pos
session Of the street for the past two or three weeks
The general belief that the lease will be made soon
accounts in part for the frmness in both stocks.
Western Union was downward in its course to-day,
ranging from 9S2 to o. The decline is reputed to be
On account Of sales by parties who are now operating
in Lake Shore and other stocks. Lake Shore ad-
vanced from 942 TO 95 and New-YOrk Central from
1854 to 1O5 Erie opened weak at 593 and atterWard
advanced about one per cent. Union Pacific was
strong to-day and more active, selling up from 2S TO
2s Harlem fell off from 134 to 1924, recovered the
decline. and still later lost part Of the Improvement
again Rock Island and Wabash showed increased
animation to-day. Pacific Mail and C. c. and /. G.
declined fraction. Wabash, after advancing from
72s 70 73 receded to 727 The general market closed
at slight reaction from the highest prices OF the
dav. The investment shares were quiet. Del,
Lack and Western continues the feature with sales
today at 1OO.01OOl. In the miscellaneous list there
was little doing. Canton was firm, however, at lC2
EXPRESS shares were dull. The following were the
opening highest lowest and closing prices OF active
o.ool,e sold to-day.