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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-26

THE REnAINs OF Mr.. c. N. HUBERT arrived
in the steamship South Carolina on Saturday
night They remained on board until Elk
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. when number
OF prominent gentlemen, friends OF the deceas'
ed, conveyed them to st. Philips Church, IN
the yestibule of which they lay last night. The
funeral services will be conducted iI mat
church at halfpsss nine o'clock this morning
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Marrieb.

JERvEy-GLOVER,-At SC. Michaep5 Church,
on Thursday, 22d inataut. by the Rev. Il.
Trapler, L Evils s. JEEyEY to KATE, dauen'er VI
the late Augustus Ii. Glover.
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Receipts per Railroad, August "a.
NoRTuRAsTERN RAILROAD.

10 bbs tar, liz bbls OF crude and liz bbls oi
spirits turpentlne, 1876 bbls rosin, cars lumber,
mdse, &c. To WhIlden Jones. Barden d par.
ker. yelling, Kinsmau & Howell Chapeau q
ca, Stoney d Lowndes, A Stone, Railroad CO.
Order, and others.
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SILVER spR1N ;, EEAn ocALA, FLA, /

SILVER SPRIh 3, EEAR 0CALA. FLA,
March l,lSn. So
MgssRs. Dow1E, NOISE DAVIS. GHARLEsToS:
8. O-Dear Sirs: regard MOisE'S FEvEh ArD
ali living In the mslarous districts OF the SOUTH
and particularly In the everglades OF our state -
Very respectfully. yours =
JAS. b. UWESS, II. D.
KNasrREE, s. c., December 81, 1870:
Mr. B. F. NOISE OHAsLEsT3N' : IE 1Fpeaf pes s5, an
NV nractlcs this all, aud have never Ia the Etst
instance failed to relieve my patients: nSS9
now Treuuent calls In my drug store lor tnem s%
always recommend them, and Win tne ls2ps,sss 2psss
results. wish that yo1 may nave snH nd sattst nns
PIi.n have relieved many under my uea!menht
when Other medicines that have tried naSa
ss,Iad MIsd ~ o In Yours, respectfully.
falleo 10 o. is. BRouKINGT0N, N. D.
MERo.ruRs BARSwELL DIST, 8. OIL
Mr. p. MorsE-Dear Sit: In reply 10 yoar
nneIsion as TO what has been the success W W.
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS, that q Ve Oesn .S.1 I'LL
by us. we would say as far ss we Know, taoy
have given entire satisfaction. we snSsi con'inu'
TO recommend them. l.6t
wv ". 7. BLANT0N 4 SON. J.
NEAR GREEN PoSD, s. Il Y. r r. 4
November IL, 1870.
MR B. T: HoIsE-DsaI Sir; am @ slaa So ~ e,siH sa
for them. Ihave used them 10 my lamuy ana ~ ~
INV place. and In every case tney nave proven os-
fectnaI: some If the cases had tiouRas cnronaSs
"a they have lasted over two yea Ia no 80 So
was More than u single box required, ana ~ nS
case has the disease returned anu IL ls o'ef '1o0
months ago slnce l used tnen'' n U w1rsoN
Yours, &C., "a ,e-,
oorpn1N,s DEPOT, n. E. r. R., Seps 10, lS7L
H"Sons DowIE, NOISE DAvIs-slrs: am lM.
aa,M, in healIn almost as fast as can, laoof1n&
pnSer prSxip Sifsrent Oh chronic diseases 5oos
utIei snn1sE sE,s FEVER AND AGUE PILLS agreeable %
g.nct,ons and ind them the best medicine
LIZ sver taken and they have made compleoo
.re uave ~ T;ns and Fever on me, and my case Was
one Of the Worst; ,u,n,o seruont
WILLIAM ]. BRADLEY,
Peedee Railroad Bridge Keeper.
rbev contain no arsenic or poisonous ingre-
dIents OF any tind-nUthing In the least degree
ininr ions to the system under any circumstances
and may be administered with perfect safety
to an infant.
when taken as directed.
Sold BY Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
DOWIE, NOISE d DAVIS,
Propretors aud Wholesale Druggists,
May30-lbs5mo charleston, 8. q.
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NOTICE TO DRUGGlsTs.-By act of the Leg
islatllre, druggists are required to have the
ANr1DorE 10 each poison or poisonous COM
pound sold by them printed upon the label on
each bottle or package. The NEWS Job Office
Is prepared 10 prlDt 10 order oil such labels,
being provided with the requisite cuts. speci-
mems may be seen on application.
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JUST RECEIVED at Furchgott, Benedict
Co., No. 244 King street, rs pieces Black
Alpaca only 50 cents, worth 65 cents; 2
pieces Black Silk only 81 IS, worth 81 so; 2
pieces Black Silk only 81 rs, worth So. aug2O
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sIIUa NE W. 70 R E.
ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %, AT 2
O'CLOCK P. II.
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsTABLlsHED 1876

The Splendid New Iron Sidewheel SteamsniI
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckets. Commander. will sail
for New York on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2s. at 2
O'Clock P. NJ. from Pier No. 2, Union WhaTVes.
Through Bills Of Lading TO LVerpooi and tRe
New England Cities as usual.
Insursnce by Steamera OF -tbIs- LaRerk per cent
Fer Freight or Passage Engagements, having
very One Deck Stateroom accommodations, app!
or to WIN. A. OOURTENAY, No. Union Wharves
auo02
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ENVELOPES, White OF Buff, good quality lOc.
package, or three packages for 25c. Hasel
street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
feb19-m
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SERVICES At CHRIST CHURcH.-The propi-
tious weather yesterday afternoon enabled a
very large congregation to assemble at this
pleasantly situated church. An Impressive
and interesting sermon was preached by the
Rev. J. Mercier Green, rector, from the 24lh
chapter of Acta, 18th verse: "And herelu do
I exercise myself to have always conscience
void of offence toward God aud toward men,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-26

A No. | SECURING AND DYEING of Gents
Goats, Vests and Pants, at Ouo Sonutag's, No.
81 Wentworth street, near the Arteslan Well.
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IToTTCE-APPLICATION WILL BE
~ made 10 The Leeislatnre at its next ses-
s,on 1N for a RENEWAL OF THE CHARTER Of the
s,barleston soa Floating Dry DOCK and Marine Rail.
way COMPANY. augLi'iano4
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VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at nls
store. dry goods and clothirg.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-26

EUROPEAN and American stereoscopic
Views, 81 so per dozen. HAsEL STREET
BAZAAR. aprl9 mwf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-26

PLAYING CARDS, Linen, sixteen styles, 'oc
per pack. Hasel street Bazaar and East Bay
News Room. leDl9-m
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED Fol- THIS PORT.

FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Nautilus, Spencer up..........- ....:!uly 81
The Grautun, Rowland, sailed. ..........July 70
VALPARAISO.
Bark S3pho, wilbur, up. p...................Juy 81
OMESTIO.
BOSTON.
Brig M Peunell, Plummer, cleared. August ~
Schr Anna Glover, Day ton, cleared. august 10
Steamer MerCedta, -, up. august 80
NEW YORK.
Brig w Parks, DIX. c.eared.. August 10
Schr Stevens, Montgomery. cl'd... August y
Schr Rand dolph, Jones, cleared. .....- -.AuBuSt
schr 3 Davis Bishop, cleared. .....-.. August
Schr Lilly, Hnghea up.... ...........'....A .AuHusS
Srhr Jarnet Titon, cleared. .Auguat o. o
Schr Guy Phtlps Shorter, cleared. ..A August ~ ~
Schr N Hawkins, Wyatt, up. august 10
Schr P Glldersleeve. Shirley, cl'd.- August 10
Schr u Lawrence, Robinson, up........ ..AugusI is
PHILADELPHIA
Schr Irene E Messervey, Walnut, cPd.. August ~
BALTIMORE.
schr MatoaEa, Fooks, cleared. ........- August .
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A DEMONSTRATORS NO E.-ALL
II per- ons having claims against the Estate
~ Ine lste T. KELLY. deceaSed, are requested to
present the saUe. duly attested, and those In,
debted to make payment to
NJ P. O'tONNOR, Administrator,
Law once No. 80 Broad street, Charleston,
augl6-ths7
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RoBBERrEs.-A fowl thief entered the yard
of the Rev. W. o. Prentiss, In Lamboll street
on Friday night, and carried of his entire
stock Of dncks. ------.
on the same night the hen-rooss OIL Mrs.
Fisher, on Rutedge street, was relieved OF It's
feathery occupants.
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T,oWLES BROTHERS & CO.,
NDON, PARIS AND 30 8 T 0 N
No. 10 WILLIAM STREET,
NEW YORK.

CIRCULAR CREDITS for Travellers, nVa'lao'e
throughout the world. Bills CT Exchange anu
TeegraphIc Transfers on any part OF EUROPE ~
s,us ~ un,, msy23-x
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
MEMORANDA.

NEW YORK. August a.
Arrived, steamships Parthia and Boadlcia.
Arrived out, the Siberia aud OuUa.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, August II.
SPIRITS TURPBNTINE-Sales OF 700 CASKS at 4oc
per gallon for Southern packages. 80 ., ,,r
RosIN.-Saes Of 400 bbls at sS l5aS ~ .a LOT OF
for No /. 81 for extra MOI, 81 50 for low pale,
SIS for pale and S. so for extra pale. RI
CRUDE TURPEETINE Sales OF 66o Dds 81 81 oo
for hard, So IS for yellow dip and 81 % lor VII
gin.
TAR-saes Of 90 bbls at 81 per Dbl.
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PORT CALENDAR.

New Moon. 4sh, 4hours 20 minutes, morning.
first Quarter, 18th. u hours, SO minutes, mor'ng
Full MUun, 18th, hours, 81 minutes, evening.
Last Quarter, 26th, hours, 16 minutes. evening.
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CITY A FF A [ r S.
Meetings This Day.
Auction Sales THIS Day

Life Association of America, at 4 P. NJ.
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New York Rice Market.
NEW YORK, August "a.
The Daily Bulletin says: The inquiry Is 1air
and the market STEADY, with sales Of 1bo pags
kangpon at 7a7Hc. Is bags Patna at 7AaSc, ana
80 tierces Carolina at Sska9Ac.
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Chipping.
DOE NEW YOR Z. !.

The superior hrst-cass sidewheel Steamship
MANHATTAN, NJ 8. Woodruff. Commander, will
the 3lst Of August, at halfpast O'Clock P. n.
HE Tie MANHATTAN is handsomely and com.
fortsbly lifted up for passengers, and offers supe
rior inducements for travellers going NORTH
J" Marine Insurance by this line u per cent {.
~ Through Bills OF Ladng given on cotton 70
Liverpool, Boston, Providence, and the New Eng
land manufacturing towns.
a6- Flrst.class passage $50, which includes
state-rooms and meals.
For Freight or Passage Engagements, apply tc
aug268 JAMES ADGER Il UO.. Agenta
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The schr Roger Drury. Gage seven days from
Charleston for Boston, arrived at Vineyard HaveI
August ~.
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Interior cotton n Markets.

Interior Cotto n Markets.
LAuRBNs, August %.
Cotton is selling attic.
UNION, Augustus.
CUtton Is quoted at lsc.
ORANaEBURa. August %.
Sa'ps during the week6 bales. We quote: Ordi
nary lie; low midding lSc; midding lshc.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

EuvYouK Nov s-BExvEs-wiih 10 fresh cattle Com
the ssci s sgaS Sa' se sane ySs lsi
afl1eI' o. a. % "a Be,e NATIVES r.sgs nom 10 10 BE
for snnnsy 70 far snd i3slsse good prime The
pq sebu,f Tossy handed the can a5l selling
them IS Der eTt while sege sod ne ca" natives Tor
G Kahn .oia 20 f,3 e. isdsaa steer. At Halls
,s ear =. S SS S..S sI j: Ears
sod 81 S5 aus sosel date enc week .se
Ts 1sR 1s s i ssp &d ysd.y b.,
g.' : sR% 70 'S a DE so aa : fI
isss than &c CenmsHPA. By PesOeS 49, QUO hep
S;o n j.sy sses IA H. Sc ana col lambs. IS Sc
Kas. Co sod Jersey 100 y, 5e iad . .2b' ~ d.
faSs Buctnrham al Forh STATE sheep 2 D. Al Sc g.
State nbs si D. &C. Ss Of 81 at Be- aAa wv OAio 'o'ep ~
Hume Elliott 40 oso 'hs.p . n AZ 81 l9
OF 81 tsts Canada I %, at sieeS sna y CsaAdA A@o'
s. NJ :. 60 ear. at Porgs and Il a. Ccuyuuips~
making SATURDAY against 80 sans ss ',s s-sk so
Lave advanced abou. &C. ears heasn isSsT sns o
B. at Se lo D Ohio at lie Nth cars Indiana 20 ar
ALsAsr Nov a-CArrLE-rSe MARKET opens dali hoae temsnd
ius from 20 e srIne weeks dosing Orees DE ,apph
Ss. A,1 A :. a. q. T rsas: 30 Beng s 50 u e.
Lss' .Ss5It; Sss' as %. ss :. q
Hoo. suiss' STATE s3sss 70, Westsru. IS Ses' e.
No, - Is:a . 1 d. t r. .s.R9ia q.
.ssi sG az a sssA q S n. ear. r Iias S s as BEEN
highest for yean past and S.as "a. sss0 N ma ~ bsv
~ .srs sr,ssn ana The little yar he'd H. above
s.s laos steer, rsssS sS > 3 ,.s = = q
sss s. . Ci.fot:s .T.THs ''7 n {" 81 700 A'As''
81 ; .:si .s.. Ill zoo ' s.
the s.. PSy z. r.. ne S TSs %srfs; co.s sr only
s:s c.sds :. ; ga - s.Sss ne:
.sP ranging NOS 4, o. 1aI .s.S s,,T.sSs
1 IL !. res IS % Also .h.,P 6. phI.:
HoSsh receipts y ser. SO ss' @o11 e.. NE sr .. .
s last Ths nsrss opened ev @ morning :. zoe per s-1
2 aso ron % rss n At o. SS8sI q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

- antterng among the Ring. The son was thro '
srerus whcn the Acting secretary o. tse
issued October st.S9eiqe0 OF tAe sttoVlV ttii
ssios rerrd under the administration OF Secretary ~
-ni,h rms satisned the demand FOR the notient anu
S.rsorr1ed i6s part I'm the pcrpetultoh ~ s .ne
Iecnf power at Washington. The Sup was euuuet hI
n-purh a. Il apparently Indicated the pOey on ~
f1-s,,co bureau the entire amount 1esplie n0
t i contrary 20 the law expressly laid d0wn
"a VSrh it is not new necessary 70 enlarge upon. Bus
ANe gln.uous vary as 70 the Intention OF SeSrvtArV
hlN.,rW I'M regard 70 the Should he Withdraw
,ount already Issued the money market n key 70
hat Affected thereby while, shOu4a he e0gtlnuu
80. ca san0ing. 10 would be accepted a. an evidences
bt inainng $40 COO 0a0 ght be ot loose az ans use
sfnevpr ths mind OF the Treasury u urght banen5
- treasury pets On this question at me moment one
81 vial Importance as ftreshadaVans tne pooS or tna
verument for the next four hses the srecula
I've culture OF stocks Until s0actsng delnite - known
or done the matter stocks arc likely 10 rule Gu and
LADIES' The dealings to-day nave been or pretty flr
souent Of the favortes and with what success
A. comparative table below hiscloses. Very htue
gossip has been extant. and no outside con-
iaderations have entered into the course OF
saars alter The complexion. The largest dealings
,ere IA Ere winch weaxBned in partial coneonance
win An LosdonS North WesUern, Wabash, Pacinc
NaT. and columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central.
psderafe movement oeing observed IN Rock Leland
Lake shore, and Western Union The Investments we're
Ann on Harlem at rs though Illinois Central on 20
l9a syne fetched s43 and Canton 100 The coal
siOks we're quiesr than usual and expresses steady
ne eencral market ruled weak until after p M, when
q strong buyers put in appearance, who saved
TIE market fUn further decline and succeeded IN turn
fa TIE tide n opposite direction The opening high
s invest aud closing prices 81 stocks were az tSoMs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
NOVEMBER INVESTMENTS.


To those who have funds 10 invest in largo OF
small amounts or who wish to increase their income
from means already invested in other less profitable
securities we recommend. after full nvestig ation
the seven-Thirty Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. Bearing seven and three-tenths
per cent gold interest equal now to St currency
and sold at par, they yield An income considerably
more than one-third greater than U. S. 520s. They
ere Coupon and Registered, the lowest denomina-
ton being $780, the highest, $4,000.
Nearly one-third Of the Main Line Of the Road viii
be completed and In operation with large business
the present season. All the property and rights of
the Company, including most valuable Land Grant,
averaging about 5000 acres per mile of road
pledged as security for the first mortgage bonds
offered. .
AL marketable stocks and bonds are received In
exchange at current prices. Descriptive pamphlets
and maps, showing Route of Road, Connections,
Tributary Country &c. viii be furnished apph-
cation. JAY COOKE g. Co.,
New-YOrk, Philadelphia and Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
coTToy MARKETS

CRY Posr Nov. 8-weekly receipts, fgs4 bales .
H.'Ss om sSt as Sses qeS e S.s 49, Us bale.
bales shipments l0e bales "seky-Teeeips +s' bales shipments
BoTos Nov a-cOt,on quiet Mddng, lei receipt, PIG
bales gross Ls ss COS soos 2O oslesi "eea-net
receipts ISL oae, sOs bales erpOF's'o Great Britain %
CaAslssros Nov scOOn steady Mddne' II slss ne, r..
.,os sa Ssssj 81 bales. s5yer'. =:
Bnan 8 bales 20 the Continent 1000 bales eoas~'e 80
Nov gu Good Ordinary, Elei L..
bIes today so bales last evening 200 Sss sSk nsssi
TO Gres, britain 5sss the Continent L IA Sa coast
soSyoEx Nov s-Coaon steady MddHng, i7al7ic
receipts 90 bales eIpor-eoastNise lOss oae ea ~ oAes
WfIsmSros Nov a-COttoa quiet Mddrnr ole ne. rc,pI
az hs srpors-ooaswse bales sAss Al bAs ock, 16I
bales seetos receipts lloi Oales erpOr-e0As'Te e7 bales
nov sts0R s5% M 1sS S.s Iss sEo'i o5 Ell.
rs bales stock - ssIs. iS sss. he Con-
sos. sa aS nae ,s iOJ 5sles ss iass bales; spinner
coIosaus Nov a-cOtton dull Mddsr, l7le rsop 80
bales, spGee.. zoe bales 'Dinners q eAe'i '0eAiS '0
s.x. Nov -c..ou-Rsoeipts zoo bslssi shiD.sn INA
bales; stSck-lsIi. t15o bales 1871 sa1i bales ,o,
ra u 81 s: Sag S Se' S:. sa' A'''N .'e '
115IeSsaSa ISIS ISIS bales. If Pn:S 9 5.s.i &
SsuPns Nov cotton dull Mddng ssle r.e.ps 9s
h,lss thipnsn 2s haes, sOck-Gi Ola bales e7g n ls
bslss vesElJrsoepu 1923 bslss shipments, H'Sl bale" iss
Ioun1LLz Vow scOttOa dp AddHngI, ais 'Osipu, 'ss
EIsHvIl1E nor a-COssOa quiet hduss lie receipts, ~
bales shipments. ist6 bales stoek-iS7 sos bales ~ I"l
PsouDsscu Vow a-cOtton-wssky-as receipts 600 bales
stock 500 halss ,-,.
sATlSsIH acsttSu IN tAr Senssd Good orhnlry 7t6
I7te Low Mddnzs lse Mddngs 80lBte reeeiPta 3OJ
bss, erports-tO he Contaeat e7 bses eosatsss ~ bales
Am bales oet, So Se hes -eeky-ast reeep 'ssl9
49,, srpor,-4o Grest Britain The Ccnnnsa
haI.s. eoastrise s652 bales; sales, II 81 bses
HoatIa Nov aCouou quiet Ordinary lio hddrg
ste 100 1911 bales erporscoastWss
s1a bales % 30 basi stoef stSot bales Heku-nss receipts
1000 balssi gross a. bales srOor'eoAa'', 'e bales 'a''
1000 bales- - 80, -.
bsiest shpnents, 163 bales s,Ock 3oi7 hsies
hladhags lIci net
-pt bales stock ls7li935 bales 1T
ans 9I7a bales salss 90 bales
G.LVEsroN Nov receipts l6c bales
stock. t4lH bales -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

~ 600 bales HudBg American actual export $50 ealesi ne
soeA sea bound 70 hs l9l 90 bales ine'uag - o Amen
rns'HhIhe receipts Wheat II this port isr me pas' snies
"a aAse Deea ~ 900 qnarters BeBdng - 900 AmsneAn
..lN.p NOV A-Peueun 5tHa5{L for FINE Pa Ameresh
SD Niddling Orleans IBid
LONDON Nov. $40 s,r nancy for hs
count. ~. Ene Railway shares "a
LiFERPoot, New 8210 duet Wheat lif3
w g Eed Western epIag and us Winter Corn 70 9G
par cEt
LONDON, Wow a-Resned Petroleum l9iai9ld per rIon.
LONDON Nov - mtonseia and closed
changed bne Ravsy shar t3i baon in the Of En-
gllni has decreiset Us 900 during the psst week
LIYEHPooL Nov is qat. MAILING Uplaude
s hhdng Orleans lei q the l2toO
s6 y quarter,
LosRos, Nov. I-sussr 20 s42s Standard
Bali 4
LrVERSooL, Eov S-EVeuing Common Resin IIIspevt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

So mated Tor me fourth Week 81 Octoarr
The following the comparative earnings OF the
central Pacific Railroad Company; For the month Of
October, 1872 S7525 1871 1881 O05 1870 $500 AL In
crease this year 1871 1894 $40; 1870 &4dg7s Earn
iugs first ten months, 1872, S069S53; 1871, TSa74SO
1870, S66399I Increase this over 1871, S2S2S'S
1879, tt.O{5,p42
Tie PhiiadeIpbia stock market u dull Pennsylvania
g. 100; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad 26t; Reading
railroad. $50 Pennsyvlpia RalrOad, so. Cold, 1l2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EnRnPKAN hAAKETA

p,u Nov 6The specie the Bank Of France hs increased
600 OoI franes during The past -eet
LosDss NOV -li)o mCouso oesoed At al for nsssI and
90 ~, t ,euut United FveTventY bonds 1859 cid
az iss1, si rssRoes NVes at Ens Railway shares
AZ IA
pan Nov ga n. = Rssss opened Al S9f Toe .,. -
LrTUEpooL Nov S-llJO mCotson opened quiet hsdhng W
- All ndhue Oreans l0td saes Of The vssk have been
81 49, 49,. N whsh 90 export and 500 pecuA
ion ~. soei 10 port By as 900 bales neiadng 0o
tssts. Im,resp estimated 40 90 bsies n
as Is oo Ne ssBb 81 bs rsel sss ssss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

Cod trOHE the depresslon OF DObus IN L0nuSnl
ewing 70 the activity Of money in the outside market
lie advance In foreign exchange, and the continued de-
rand by the shorts. the combination OF these
causes carrying the price active business, from
I 20 tue opening % rs The future OF this market Is
lrey 10 be affected 70 a greater less extent by the
acton the Treasury OF which nave spoken above.
or gold the we're, for borrowing nat l64,
SAD per cent and fer carrying . 4 and per cent.
The days business az the Cold Exchange Bank was
as follows: Gold cleared S5f1oGOO0; gold balances,
t224S5s6 currency balances s2s56572 tbs quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09
RECEIPTs OF PRODUCE.

Per HOrtA gess,is aHd Rauroada -.
a2pixG Ashes l23 bbla Copper $50 eakss copper %
$780, "a s7 bb TO bblA Meal lt0sB lush Nhest
- cr as buSh bash Mali, 70 f5t bush Bar
-, No 30, DRIED Fruits Beans 100 Haes ida Hides
,n IfJ baIss Hops $40 adss Leather 20 bbs ked on
s sbs EgEs pIgp Oh Case ~ pif, peel RiEr rom
al n,sts ii pkEs 100 Lard 500 PkgA Butter
a. -, Ch.ess iG7 pfg5 Tales a pigs sseann 10 pea Spell
- k.g sqmss nj ahds Tobseeo i0t PEgs Tobseeo, IL bale.
Uool ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

EXtra mails fOr europe tO-luOfOW per Steamship Cel-
tis VII close AZ g. &C the Merchants Exchange,
\ os. 81 and 81 Plne-Et.
Honey has ruled easy on can az and per cent during
the forenoon and sac this afternoon, prime business
notes going at 10 20 IL
Uaited States Securities strong In sympathy with
d. the trade Is OF restricted nature. At the close
It's market ruled firm the OF us l5s 1868
UNeh A Hnea rem ar 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

The DAYS business ~ The u. sisub-TreasIIry was:
6ed SC213 - Caescy paTme1s s8J4h %
psvmsa ..... 81 banee.. 2Jblll09 81
is9 9fCufors. $4,000 W
Cr-reucr recsiu1s...... l.397.5V7 o.
Foreign exchange has been strong and higher, the
standard drawers raising their 10 tie basis OF the
tell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-09

NEw-YoRK MDLASD.-Of the FIRST MORTGAGE
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN Of this Company there
remains but a small amount unmarketed. When II
is considered that this new Great Trunk line IS now
so nearly completed, we cannot avoid the conviction
that these Bonds at $4,000 mile secured by First
Mortgage are particularly desirable and safe. For
sale or exchange for marketable securities, by
GEO. OPDYKE & Co. Ba, Eers No 25 Nassau-st
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financial.

financial
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NV
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED Ar THE UrIOWE
OPFCRs Nos 5tl West Tirtysscosdt 0s Wa Twenty @ra
81. n. AZ regular oAee rAssa
sEoHErAETs OFUon RAILWAY CosrAsf
NEv-YoHK Oct Q, ls5l
NOTICE is hereby given that the transfer
~ Books Of this Company sn be closed ~ Ss en- a. - ~ NJ
IN dav Of November fsTl remain closed M ne Ns al
v,mbsT ls79 viii be sopsnsd for tHns, re-
Al nTSCAg sHERNAN been appointed ifAnsiSr
Ag,at, @ cOnpaay By order Of As Bead OTIS ..,,.,
nFRCTIEs MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
II SOCIETY OP THE .. &
uopa.n ps-.,1.-s ID WORTMAEn Secretary.
W. ~ CIPITlL ~ SO, 900 90.
LOUIS BAUER 0ensral Agent ..
JoREPH FfRsCL. Superintendent OF ns Hsf@Ah pePA'1~
'~ Grandst. hsu-Iert
k- reliable WANTED 70 CANVASS foT Ah seeisv ~
AZ 4, u, HSRs osf.. 10 pJssasJ' Fsu-bssh