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echoOues P;,trel-HO. 1926.
- SHE CSITES aTaTEo DISTRICT gS,rRr
! District 81 iOuisiaua.-in ObcIien to an 81
mlrSltT warrant 20 me disctsd in ele how. .. n
'tled suit, heve seizes end taken int III So.s,
slUT-
- "a, - mOo'rR ~ l. her sack'e, &c eow
causes scS forth in eh- libel now pei Nj W. -.
Alstric' Court ct tie Uni's States " ''
Rnd do htre5yo te and admSn,sh o.. oeo -
owners Thereof, and all and every ptr5on n ~ VI
sons having or pretending 10 hav. anv riors ~
interest In to the same % be ana J, 80, ,..e
Diserice court OF she Uneed st,S.s f ptt@t az
trc' aforesaid to b holden at tie CITY Of New nT
leans, on the third Monday in Decem5eT to Show %"
schooner shon!d not BE- condennasIS 81. ,Ee ha7d
agretaD,yso the prayer OF libelant. anu sou
ontleu "a . naIshais office New osIeans
ooss as?1ops >. B. PACKARp
sa.AS States MARSHAL,
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SVoo6en Shoes are suite commonly worn
IL come Wisconsin towns
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS,

HAVANA CIGARS AND CI<saRETTEs.
Domestic CIGARS and CiGARHTTES and q h,r
assortment of Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO
consistently Ola Har8 and tos sale ty
ED L. ZFLI
assSasaasa al and CarCnGe1et stree-s
New Orleans, Louisiana
Goods God fully warranted ,,,,21,
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England wants 20 give Syafa /. c.an"e 81
Sesla GuI! fighting.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION

CITIZENS BANK or l.pissliNA.
Banking Department,
80 s!.s tl"-s .! business On Monday. tie I've NV.
?"Itl OF November :6:s
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''1'"h~lt 70 'us@ tTIe and cerranO
''@''''i'ls s''"s Oh. bsoss of 20 corssnv.
GA sACi SoURCHY, Presjdsnt
a,o aallsn ~ thrans, city OF sew toi r,esps
Noi" 70 and SUBSCRIBE be ore me -I,a.,t1. -
s''1e D. CHARLES CUvYs,LTge 10Y
saNe~sfrs,sr Notary Public.
U,s o. June 1873 it was resored to u"
o. the Let ea1naa lphND % FIFTEEN PR CENgo
erd:n sr,Heu participating premiums for .ha
in July next. "'"o-e % .t-iII NeDdaR
forest at s1s ~ slockho!'srs On demand
tISir stock i'i COLI pr auuuIs
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
elected February T. lG-3.
tharss Briggs, Thomas H. Eus@
ant. Carriere, Chm. HonoIS
George A. Fosdicks d. Jamisou,
4 Brugaro r. s. Howard
S'AhdersoA Felix garuO
%. R1sSclse Aug. Bsha
George ". 1uabss. Edward 1.b~.
20 s.ochmejeso Wash. Aorte-o
ssEry 3. voseo william rnA..
.. Narquezs, ". s. Bailey,
Charles "sshasae >. z. Hvaudaso
4. GecouTt, Atwood y;o..s
Frank Willis.neo AK. Miusy
Charles Lattice edward Asor.v.
Rudolph Siego IA Lun.
q. q. Elack Slas W-4sa
George W. Hvnson o,As6
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Cicero said: e.To live Tong it is aecessayy
ssssve slowly"
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J. INSURANCE 0UnpAN@ o
VIEW ORLEANS,
,xs,, no. III Gravier streeea
i"h' MARINE AND RIVER nro,, 40
ooWEso RATES. '''"" w
~ " EIesfR BADER, Preside ""
9 oaoE EGEs2SIITEgELos Vice ass pre5,ser.
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RESOURCES.

RESOURCES.
Real estate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. e?sss: %
Bonis and stocks. ................... ;}592S 50
suspended debt Told portfolios. 3H.slS y
Bills receivable taken in settlement $50 5,2 81
Loans and discounts .........,.,, s;8 $50 3,
Mortgage stock department.. I'.":9; 20
Foreign and domestic exchange h.
par................. ................ 1852 50
specie. ......S It!.1 -
Legal tenders. It8,9GS.3
Exchanges ;uy Clear!I.
House. Observation-Disclosures. -, s:S 4.
Gearing House ctvtitcStes. !0.G" ".- :.e::G :;
sOta! assets. ............k9 90; So: a.
LIABILITIES.
InGivid..! ieIOstors. ......... 1gs
Due foreign banks and bauke:s. 3Gs3:6 ~
circulation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :.,l:O 90
Gearing House certifcates. l;s000 90
OtheG cash I2b. 'tiss.................. 1878 90
$i..12.s O8
apl'as stock H0N1"
Reserve fund. 500 600 ~
'Eodt and lOss........... !.9,iU si-2iH!!! =
Aot1... = COZ 50. -
JOHN G. GAINES. President.
y. l.. 0ELERY. Cashier .oe7 SIN
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INSURANCE,


NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
Once Corner of Camp and Canal siTeens
."ia,s necember 81 1872 .... rs e4l 70
Insures Fire, Marine and River Rishs, dividing
tie profits separately on each dspartn snf to ting
insCred.
For the accommodation OF its custonbrs, the
Company WS make marine lossee payable IN
London. . ea
J. We FNcKs, Secretary
Directors.
George erquhart n Payr9,
6. T. DugaZon, Piaeide fors'el&
q " Babcock Aug. ReIeaarG
T. Bailly Blanchaste E. Ailter beiGee
Scbrsiber W. B. Schmidt,
Charles Lattte. j. Tnv-s 1e%S
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SrATE cy LOT1slANA,w
Parish of Orleans, city of New OrltanR
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this twenty.
fifth Gay Of March, 1878.
P. CHARLES CCvELLIYE
Notary Public, No. 140 Gravisr streeto
The Board OF Trustees have resolved to pay SLY
PER CENT interest on the outstanding Certificates
OF scrip on and after MONDAY, May u, 1878 said
scrip to be then converted into cauital s,oek an
Per amended charter of the company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
ANT. CARRIERE, Vice PrpsJGsnt9
r. Rory Secretary
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REPORT OF THE CONNITIOS
& A ~ ~. s:A Nix
~ the Cssss of Business. on FRIDAY. Nc.
Sember 81, 1873.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-21

CONTINUED ON TWELFTH PAGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-21
THE GOVERNMENT SEARCH.

The Juniata at Upernavik-Revelations Of the
Danish Inspector, H. Krarup smith-The Dis
sensions Among the Officers of the Po-
laris-Effect on Halls Mind-H1
Hopes and Fears-Starting tho Lit
tie Juniata-The Search Of thu
rgress at Littleton Islan&-
Finding the Deserted
Camp-An Over-Haky
Investigation and
Return South.
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of the crew by the first steamer to New York
Consequently, they will leave next Tuesday,
the 23d instant Buddington, Bessel and
Schumann will leave also.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-21
Particulars of the Finding of the
Deserted Camp.
Graphic Descriptions of Arctic
Scenery and Voyaging.
LAND. SEA, ICE AND SNOW.
11lreRAks TO The NEW YORK HERALD


The following despatch has been received
here from correspondent of the New YORK
HERALD at Dundee, Scotland 1t contains the
views, in brief, of some of the survivors of
the Polaris -
DUNDEE, Sept. 20, 1873
had long conversation with Dr. Emf,
Bessel, chief Of the scientific corps on the late
Polaris expedition, and among the rescued at
this port give the main points of his state
ment He said:
DR. BEssEL s STATEMENT.
We are much surprised to find from the
American papers that several rumors of mis-
chievous tendency, which must characterize
as silly and absurd, have been put into circu-
lation concerning the expedition, and particu-
larry concerning the death of Captain Hall.
THE EXPLORER DIED NATURAL DEATH.
1t is just possible that the government at
Washington would prefer that we reserve what
we have to say for graver occasion, but we
must emphatically contradict the statement
that Captain Hall died any other than
natural death.
CAUSE OF DEATH.
He died of apoplexy. He was i'll about
fortnight. He appeared in perfect health
when entering on the voyage. I noticed moth
ing unusual in his health up to the period of
his illness.
THE POISON RUMoR TOO ABSURD.
The rumors that he was poisoned are too
absurd to be seriously entertained. The ru-
NOR may have been founded on the hallucina-
tions of the raving patient.
ENGINEER scHUMANN SPEAKS.
Emil Schumann, the chief engineer, in the
course of conversation, said.
HALLS FEAR OF BEING SHOT.
Captain Hall during his illness was in
continual apprehension of being shot, but
was not aware that any one member of the
crew more than another excited his sus-
picion.
THE POISON HALLUcNATIoN.
Another phase of his mania was his deter
mination not to eat or drink unless his food
was first tasted by some person. This was
mainly done by Hannah, the Esquinau
woman.
When he rallied and recovered for a while
the use of his intellect he would say to Can
fain Buddington -
eff I die you must still go on to the Pole"
He would say repeatedly -
sit is my last wish that you strive to reach
the Pole. Don't let my death be q hinderrance
to the accomplishment of this great under
taking"
DATE OF DEPARTURE FOR NEW YORK.
A cable message has been received by the
American Consul here ordering the despatch
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The Orders to the Juniata.
ST.. JOHNS, N. F., Sept.

ST. JOHNS, N. F., Sept 20, 1873.
The Juniata has been ordered to await here
the arrival of the Tigress, and then to pro-
coed to New York.
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THE STORY OF THb ICE.
Herald Special Reports from Dun.
dee and St. Johns.
DR.. BesseI and Engineer Schu-
mann on the Death of Hall.
HE DIED OF APOPLEXY.
An Emphatic Denial to the
Poison Rumors.
they AROSE FROM HALLUCNATIONS.
Fears of Being Shot and Dread of
Being Poisoned.
'If Die You Must Sill Go On to
the Pole"
THE JUNIATA TO AWAIT THE TlGRESS.
Letters of Credit from Green
LANDS Icy Mountains.
THE JUNIATA AT UPERNAVIK.
Revelations of the Inspector of
Greenland.
INSTRUMENTATION ON THE POLARIS.
Allegations Requiring Answers
from DR.. Bessel.
What Hall Knew of the Franklin Expedi.
tion-Cannibalism.
The Tigress at Littleton
Island.
Particulars of the Finding of the
Deserted Camp.
Graphic Descriptions of Arctic
Scenery and Voyaging.
LAND. SEA, ICE AND SNOW.
, 1873-09-14
REVIEW OF ADJUSTMENTS,
THE DRAMA,

- o.
1ho WEEK taas Isa !aat ooseo nus oeen notable for
e'onncs1 u. e "'.el"ance IT. tho VARIOUS places Of
anuAooot' nh 'ao 'n'a,'' VIVA ono exception, hnyo
eca ~ oiN1"'on, ane ~ ha'o oeen ao'ns 1siry we'll
sae.'u'' ~ ~ 'o ,no '''ama6csa VI IN comfortable
sna s.s.s ls"'s -. 'i'" 4he1o h"s oeen nothing
a,,''. - o ~, - 1,.." ~ "'o'ohch's' except tho
tha ansdar,r ~ ,I,n',. a!, "een enHnse'hent ~
- 1Iara, .,a,,s, ,si, az" , uenAnHoo1 ploRrahH1e
.''s no.so. ano ~ o.ner .hcatfos haVo
49, ,,oo,, n,.,,as '," t.sn taat ha7e hi'h-
T..
:" "lNsl"e' 40 ""o'tc. 'noa'Fc, opchhR uHucr good
"F'o"J RoAA"eee ~ siAFeAt AAlE alAouu[ Vi puDNo
1dlEUnAVo.
M'y1CKEhH THEATRE,
tCbH withdrawn nf 10 nj
-
A-A.b' ~ ot4|o
~soAo ~ eA "%A
uors nGalnHt any enterpribng translator who ehnIl
.e ee...., ro - N
presume 10 oIer tho public superior adaptation OF
tAo s"'ie "A""' 4Ae e"bleG' IN oi1 pebiauAH ~ po
, 1873-09-14

mer.,.. Dry salsed meats ate.dy At; 776@se
tor ehoulderB !, 9@01c for short ribs and
o16@9111o for shorto olonr. Boxed shoulders. B1
@556o. English meats, o16@o1Sofor short ribs !;
0}a@956o for short clear. summo1-ouroa meata
quotablo At 10 bolor these prioos: Short ribs,
sailor Decenber, at ot6@7c, boxed do ehort
clear, oX@7o. Bacon ts quoted at % for ahoul-
tora; 101zc for olearribs; 10l{c for abort eear /;
ss75@a.oo; o1tra % moss Do, eo.7b@lo,oo; i beefi
hams, $23. .6o@23. 60. City tallow, 7A@75Gc !;
grease quotable At 4N@6]1c. sAles wero ro-
ported Of 600 brlB mess pork seller September At
$15.95; 1000 brls do nollor Dccornbor at $i0
600 brls IL. seor January nt 813.50; 100 hrlH old
NOES at 915.o0; GOO tca lard cash {last oven-
ing) at 4T.70; 600 tos do cash 0o-day) at 714o;
500, tos do seller Dooombor and january at 755o !;
800 tcB do Rsller January at 7Ac; 25o b1s dry
saltcd ntouldors aoller tho frat half Of Docem-
bor at 417o; 10000 lbs short rib nlddlos at &C.,
loose; 40,0 900 Tbs do (s1mner) ut $40, looso.
Tho Daily Commercial Repor. gives. tho fol-
s 'as a ennpp 9 s7R tns
since Nov. /, 1879; also comparative figures,
, 1873-09-14

most childish dlspays Of perycrHencaB hut sho fre-
qucnty rcceivca the applause bestowed her with
marks Of diEploAAurs aud dIsain. short timc ngo
she appeared before the fooughta only TO inform tie
audiouce that they need not expect her to perform
that u!gh and no feuupstfauco could induce her 10
| alter this decia!on.
An actor belonging to tho Theatre Francais IN Paris
has seon sentenced @ to two gsar i9r
obtained prize at the Consorvntorie Ills salary ut
he theatre vas only 600 fr:nes and having 1t hs
had run III dsDt, mud then oudeayored, by betting
horseracos, 10 extrcate himself from hs difficulties,
but only got still deeper involved In DoeembeE laAs
theatre On iii for 7oo franea Thia fraud waa dis.
covered hut Tho Director showed great Indulgence 10
ward him, aud hushed up the affair In juno Of this
year he again Attempted to pass forget draft for 1900
francs OH TIM Bank Of France, for which act 10
was arrested AMI brought to trial.
Tho Yice.oy of Egyrt has boon cutting up somo
at Cairo. sardou's +" "rernaude" wna one occasion
Another tlme TIA 0sando Duclosse " was played by
order Of the yiceroy, in modern aikIng-t!roascs.
Lately Ills Vcea esy entered his box just tho flrt
act of "OrplieuB" waa concluded. Nothing would
suit the autocrat but ropeon OF the act, which,
consent to give, except on Tho payment of 200 francs
extra. Tho auocrat agreed to pay tho amount de-
h ta tie pay , psg1
priciouH monarch was sound asleep and snoring.
Tho e1act amount Of truth ronyoycd IN tho follow
ing atory We do not vouch for:
"When !he fret real theatre down there in Auattu.
drama was found to DO too hufty, too much Of trial
for the border ruaus, 10 speak playfully; tho mul
WYE audienso hsa waasa in gore aud t uny rsal
t.ets to ba easily fooled hy tho Old legitimate stage
stn1. Tho nanHger didn't know what to do to please
theso rangers Of tho distant pralrtea lie unequal
t9 the en9rgensy1on his beam ends 80 70 speak. 30.
EtsESlmmon |ts ,,,, juice, hsppy Thought ca,oled
,nh's ,l.sn sqnS,thing 2aS In thoir own ns Tho
Ind been often presented, Int It fHl1ed to enyo tho
IeKan DordercrH W!iht they wautod was the child Of
the witleEnesa, with 10 ilnnnury about him 20 ali
lniefntigabe agent was sent 10 negotiate with do
1noralizod an scared tribe hoyrr. about tito borders
Who for % s9me beads. aud blankeia aul quilts, and
out tho parts in native emotional arlna written ex-
rressly for the red by tho manager hmaelf which
was bold undertaking for oue 80 young. or course
rome @ real harder ANhers were engaged and for two
shil!inga night agreed to keep sobor und attend 10
tho biz intrustcd 10 thou. Bo good far. AZ Inst
| tho noble play was produced, aud things
weeks: yes, 1t WINS two weekY, for we were out that
much SALARY for Invaluable services manager Ut
thu press. which co1nprlsta QUO country nowspaer
| and = Quack-lne1cine almanac, which the people
took in preference to the mans Pills In the zenith
Of Its Rl,cceaa, the authnr'a bonet twas announced.
There was q lanl-honAo crowded 10 tho dome. and
, 1873-09-14

brokon English haa oocaa,oncd great trouble to tho
furs they haro como 10 tho conclusion that rnrlsihn
accent mny 10 tolerated.
Madumo Ntlston lima fornAllv announced her reao-
,ut;n, ~ ~ . ~ w ~ Ti'cntrr nnvt rrsr
is ~" ~ ~ hE a. nee n,t y ,ocr ,a noaica
pitch. ,ita,' ''' '''0''''s s'''''' ~ ''"'' ~ 0'
plceolonnl, although sho finally retired from .ho
Rcnmn IT, so sho !oen ~ N to.
oa,ntl. urso, the celebrated volIntat, .s osgnnlse
sesnova aP for m H. s0E E Xs so nsns M H.
pianist.
AIM n,vere. promonsae COMFORT: at oqyspt ass,
sn6y uwcr. ,, Scr,. ~ pst Enjo sayret
Ievy o coret and laysr md Ns shorns
olas,,ca} eI, f'"R n'snHs' AAo "'an'eo"' '''A* ~@e
Ssss ,,.,,,.,,
by tho Now York Philharmonic Society Tho Troas,,.-
ers report showed last April remainder o. money IT..
hs ten nph sonesrios md
a1 oyerturcs Of noted composers sivon adequate
representation. )!
whom ho mot Penzaneo bearing mustc;s,ooks and
tnatrumcnts. ''Whero YOU going? said Charles.
tho reply. W,oss mnsio do you slng1," a,kel nhe
poet. :" Oh, Handel, Handel" answered tho men:
Dildin 'Yces. % i wss II asst; bu. vo aIt<r*a I'm,
Ana 10 "' does worry well WI un now'"
IN roforonco to tho death Of tho composer Of tho
don Tess After abownu that thero WIS rcay ittlo in
lie Wnteh II mnro x 1ro ssxs. Xiii tkero can
lie ,,ttln ion int i Iii itn ,hIn rnctunry in
association wiz ~ aran ~ IR ~ ATndt,s sony ot
tho Gnrmnn,s Fntcr3.na T. ramornIerra in connection
strtnoi viii Napn1ionsn H. WI tf;,ithu,inroi brnoe
With tt racoccnnS NJ thn al. NJ diyins riaht In Ens
'N, ,,, ....-.-.
a Vienna correspondent writes that Beethoven "a
buried In the village cc1notery Of Wnhrng, upon the
opposite aldo Of the city, ~ also Franz Schubert Tho
cemetery II h'nal, but very pretty one nlled with
OF tho two composers planted against tho old wall
| IN most barren stye. At. the head Of
of T. granite againat tho wall. bearing only
beethoven" in gold letters upon the loWeF Por-
sernont the symbols Of Immortality and eternity, III
gola ALSO: Ths yault !. covered with Indo heavy
few tvy pants are Just beginning thoir o1!senee IN
Tho strip of poor earth eld the stone. schuberts
bronze bust Of the aNeQt sopR-1uAker Btana in nichc
, 1873-09-14

Withdrawn from ntoro on Friday for city con-
sumption: $3.50 bu w.ent; 1,705 bu corn B,74o
b't oata 53l bu rye $500 ba barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
ntoro this morning up to 10 O'Clock $50 cara
wheat; $40 cars and 1900 bu corn; 8e cars
onts; II cars rye; 10 cars barley. Total q, ,o81
cars), A2s, 900 bu.
Tho following rore tho receipts aud ship
monts Of broadstuffa md live stock at thia point
during tho phst wcek and for the corresponding
week ending as datod:
, 1873-09-14
COMMERCIAL,

SATURDAY EvIh1yo, Eopt. Is.
Tho following were tho receipts and shipmontu
OF the lending articlos Of produce in Chicago
during the past twonty-four hours. md for the
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1873-09-14
MONETARY,

sArynnAY EyErrvo, eent. 19.
f,ona;dernb1o docroaso was noticeable in Tho
,.,,ts. ~, sor o,,rro,,,, t,,t
Saturday tho falling OH may DO only the uaual
cessation OF orders experienced ut the close Of
tho week, and Monday may bring IN incroaBe in
tho nnmher oca3p. The crtroordinarv move.
rt Nv -, a'rrone" - +ha ooHntr,, ,r,.ah ;,s wv,
H1ent VI cAion'y W 'ne counsiy Mnlon nAs no"
continued for nearly month without any con-
siderable amount coming back from tho country
to tho city during tho whole time is significant Of
rrc.tor antivltv in mnrkotin, tho crona than
SoA'os ao',sa 10y ~ h ,no e5ops Mola,.a". .nan
nus eFer oeoa Aoo"n IL 1no Nos'a"eh'.
Activity in tho sale OF crops, of
, 1873-09-14

oATTLE-Tl,o rast week has wituasscd no essential
ennnna "a asaav 'I an ,dG wills precs
remain WEAK ana ysriab]e. aa rio '' receipts
wofo comparatively light. agTrcgsttnR only i3,-
III bcad. auainst 1n'M7 1sst Walk utlN 1880
for tho previous wook but 40 limited Layo been
Tho rcouircmonta OF thu trade that onc-hnlf tlto tn
bcr would no doubt have fully satisfied n loa1tA to
derans The only description Of stock for which th,
rnerkot hna ufyon any eyiruoca OF vitality ps choc
bceyes suited 10 thn wants Of Tho Nav York Albany
and Boston markets. hut there was no appearance 1t
activity In Tho demand for thnaa and lt for tho linz
tied nnbcr m sato formor rotra cod scarcely hAyo
been sustained In rnro instances as was OBJ.
tnincd for nromm steern of frDtn lOO to 1880 lb1
average, but it required : really nno bull.
lock TO Command $5bQS6,76, rhilo good drovcs. !.
at Is o0G525 Fles,y otecrs Of from 1lQ0 to 400 liz
wcro worked or with difficulty ut 49, and thin
rough Ioa and through Texans vere drug Rt $10OC8
800 Tho wants Of local butchers hayo beer supplied
mainly ot 80 252 10 Tor through To1as cattle and at
9275a76 for common to good nntlvo COWS md poor
to common stcers Stock cattle wore but little inquired
for and pr1cos remain nominnlly unchanged quota-
b1o At 81 15m3 q for common and st S3.6D@t0D for
ooo.l to nrifne iois Carca nre doing ride bottor
boinu aafabio Al III tA,fa5 ia.
To-day thero was q lul heavy feeling in tho mar-
ket Tie fre.h roccipts wcro ht but tho acc1,,nua-
ton Of stae cattIe hed OYER from tic preceding sys
Of tho wcck wan cpnhdorabIe en1 tho supp1y largely
exceeded lilo wnna ~ tnIyrrs IA A consenueucc,
prircs wuro IRREGULAR and wc1f fsyorn9 buyrrs often
, 1873-09-14

In tho afternoon wl,oat wAn dull and wenk,
closing yb1o lowor than At tho close Of Change.
No. q spring sold y. stIlh@l.1l9l sellor tho
i mor s.sr Gsr Yo.obUr q no Gor, wan anu cl NJ
shade eAslor, closing. A. A., aulles Ostobar.
Othvr grain and provisions wora uulot,
, 1873-09-14


Mr.. Henry NJ, Aken, for twenty-nine years basso Of
Trinity Church, Boston, was married, on Thurhday
last, In Now York. to Mrs. Il, I. Hunt daughter OF
DR.. Elmer, Of that city.
gagged by Mr. Mapie.on for 1ier Hujeatys Theatre for
nsxt year.
ait is stated that Tambers, thefamous tenor, swal-
lows ploveEa' eggs in ohsblix vino TO preserve his
voice." Uoaat
Shirley Dnre has discovered latent tacnt In tna
contraio voice. II ts said sho will study with H1adsma
Drinkerhoif, snd appear in the concert'room.
Miss Annie Louise Cary reurned from Europe on
Friday, tho 9Th inst, III tho Russia sho will spend
two weeks 1t llog home in Maine, and tho 10Th of
September will 60 TO Now York for orora rchcarsala.
Mrs. Cogswell, OF Lawrence, Masa., vito OF Mr.
John r. oogswcll. Is studying with Madnmo Raders-
wells voice to 10 thu finest Of any that Ina como
der her notice Bincc abs las bcea in America.
h1tno Christine Nilsaon-nouzaud sailed for this
country, on ths 9th inst in The ouba. On tho 1etl a
reception will be given her at tho Arcaau Club which
hide fais to be ono Of tho most remarkable social
eyeuts Of tho year. During the evening she will DO
Downing'a full military ban1 Ut 100 Instruments
A correspondent. in writing from Paris, says
Mschncider may be seen Of an afternoon driving hor
n Fer hiae dress wh ho iasonahie Whs x,oy. aes
English groom behind her, her two Englah torricr
1uga, worth thc!r weight In hye-franc riccos
account Of their miniature size Oh tue heat beside
her."
MUSICAL NoTEa
mnlths' tour through tho Weat Oh the 1st Of October.
Verdi is engaged oporn, the subject Of which Is
drawn from victor Hardon'4 "Patr,e."
II is said TINT tho Abba Iszt has noarly completed
his oratorio, " st. atanlslsuH."
Wagner has promised to write work for tbs In
aueuratun Of the Wagner Society at barcelona.
Its not often that musical "gcnt 'rhas cookstoys
given him, but the Boston Folio bestowa QUO ~ q
premium to any QUO getting 1t eighty subscribers.
mr. MyTon ". Whitney has been engaged for the ar-
preaching by Mr. Theodore TpH.aH, to appear
in connection With Ma admirable orchestra.
Tho great choir Of Christ Church, New York, II now
broken up, Mr. Hatch, tho "NuanciAl" man, having
resigned.
Madame vanert. tho vito of sIgnor lnlipp tue
musical critic Of Milan, 10 of tbs pra Of
Carl lsoaa's troupe for the En8ssh opera In
England.
1nusc-dea1er not long since received the following
orders "lIease aent mo The ln,lBlo TO Strike Tho
harp In praise OF 0Od and paddle your own canoo.'"
Mario. AorQini, Capoul, and Campanni hayo al
served in tho army. The latter serypl in usriGalds.
campaign at tho carly ago Of II.
t!cEr Wachte has been engaged by Mr.. Carl loaa
and hr, houendorH for tho Beahon Of 1874-'7b III this
country. During last August ha sang tn berlin to
very Approclsase audeneeH.
Rose Ball has beun acting In an English version OF
"La Belo lclona"at tia Loudon Alhumbrs. Her