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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-04

SSc0EG OlstIIcs Court Tor III Parish Of Orleans
No. 36 ,.3S.
by e. E.. s;IBAaDEy Il CO.. Arc.
No. !. Exchange rlaee.-sATURDAY, Novembey 8,
1873. at tweive o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and
Auctonesr. Exchange. Royal, between Cana!
and CustGmhouse streets, IN this city or New Or
cans, oy virtue OF an order OF the honorable the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
da;et s.IP:ember II, 1873 will oe s.d BY puHhc
auction the following choice property, 4. wit.
/. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND i'll the Sixth Dis ,ict
OF this city, in the square bounded, by Napoleon
avenue, Jena, Live Oak and Laurel! .treets desig-
mated as Nos. s. g.. and IL.
Lots Nos. So, and adion each other and
measure each 80 feet front on Napoleon avenue by
I!e feet in depth. The improvements lots Nos.
) and comprise lew double one-story and attic
brick cottage retired f. ON the street having front
ana .lde galleries, and double two story brick
kitchen in rear Lots Nos and are under fence.
Lot No. II measures 80 feet front Live Oak
street, by 1873 feet il depth The improvements
comp9!s" twostory brick cottage. tn two-story
rear.
J. FOUR LOIS OF GROUND in the Sixth District
OF this city, in the square bounded by Napoleon
avenue, Jena, Chestnut and PlaGuem!es Coli
seufn street. Said lots adioin each other and
measure each % feet inches front Napoleon
avenue, by 10 feet il depth between parallel lines
Lot n" forms the corner OF Napoleon avenue and
Chestnut streets. These lots are fenced and well
shaded. and stocked with great variety fruit
and ornamental trees, Slrubbery, etc.
8. SIX LOTS OF GROUND IN CARaOLLTOE, par
ish Of Jefferson, designated as lots Nos. 2 3, H.
Nos ] to adjoin each other, and measure each 30
feet front on Carrollton avenue bv $50 feet i'll
depth, lot No. forming the corner Of Carrollton
avenue aud Jeanette streets. Lot No. "a adioins
the above lots i'll the rear, and measures 30 IL ct
inches front on Jeanette street, by $50 feet in
depth.
/. TWENTY-F0CR LOTS OF GROUND. in ear
rOlltOb, parish ~ jefferson, designated as lots Mo-
TO "a and forming the whole of square No. 90 B
bounded by CaIrolton avenue, Short Jeanette
and sixth streets and measuring together 800 feet
trent on CarrOlltOn avenue and Snert streets and
> an, lear ne t. q nd fy+b
Terms of Saie-c1e-half cash and the remain.
der credit of wear iron: dare OF sale
N notes bearing interest eight per cent rer an
mum from date Of sale until final payment secured
by special rnortgag &c and vendor hen OH the prop.
erey sold, WITH the penal clause of five
per cent attorneys fees in the event of
suit, Improvements to be kept fully insured
aud policies transferred, and purchasers to as.
sumo payment, over anc above tLeir bids. of all
taxes 1oT 1873 PAYABLE in 1874.
Acte of sale at the expense Of the purchasers be-
fore Octave Morel, notary public
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Lots OS ELYaAN FIELDS STREET.
SUCCESSION OF Z. D. WHITE.
Second D.stric. Court for the Parish. OF Orleans.
Q9J

second district Court 3or the Parish OF Orieans--
No $780,
by e. E. EIRARDEY l. CO.. AUC
~ CONGRATULATIONS J. HOey Aucuoneer-- Office
No. IL Exchange place.-SATURbAY November 8.
1873, at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and
Acctloneers' Exchange, on Roy al street, will be
sold by public auction, by virtue OF an order of the
honoIabe Second District Court for tic Parish OF
Orleans, dated October !. 1873. the following de-
serihed property TO wit
SIX LOTS OF GROUND. in The Third District Of
this city, in the square bounded by Elysan Fields
Marign*, La Force and Liberal stys cts known as
lots Nos. 3 TO ID Lots Nos. and front each 35
fee. inches Eiysiau Fields street by LOG feet
1853 inches IN depth. Lots Nos. TO- II and u front
each % feet inches on Evsian Fields street by
like depth or lH6 feet los inches. The lot No -
fronts 36 feet Oh La Force strest by 1850 feet in
depth.
Terms OF sae-tash and purchasers 20 assume
payment, over and above their bids OF all taxes
OF 1873.
Acts Of sale az 'le expense Of the purchasers. be.
fore P. c. Cuveer notary public.
Gc3 u IL IS mol
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Dy G. T. ESTLIN.-fOUISIANA AUCTION
II SALE STABLES, No. 248 Common street be-
tween Rampant and Basin streets T. Esthn,
Auct!oneer, viii have regular sales Of Horses.
Mules, etc. every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at il A. NJ.
Constantly in receipt Of large invoices OF Ken.
lucky and Indiana Stock, which Will be sold the
above named days without limit sel8 Bun
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-04

GREAT AND PERsMPTORY SALE OF THE EF-
7EcTs. PARAPHERNALlA, AND ACQUIRE
AENTs BELONGING TO THE GREAT IRA.
YELLING CIRCUS OF p. 7. BARNUM, ESQ,
AND NOW sTOR6b IN ALGlERS, CONSISTING
or WAGONS OF THE BEST MATERIALS,
MADE EXPRESSLY FOR M4 BARNgMS CIR
Gus, AND ELEGANTLY ADAPTED FOR EX-
PRESS WAGONS, STAGE COACHES AND
OTHER PURPOSES: PORTABLE SEATS FOR
SEATING $500 PERSONS; POLES; LADIES' AND
GENTS SADDLES; 4 LARGE ASSORTMENT
Of STUFFED QUADRUPEDs, BIRDS. AND
AQUATIC ANIMALS, AMONG THEM THE BIG
GIANT: FANCY UNIFORMS AND HORSE
ROBES, USED IN PROFESSIONS AND IL TIE
RING; AND MANY OTHER THINGS SECES.
sARY FOR i FIRST CLASS CIRCUS. THE
WHOLE TO BE SOLD WITHOUT LIMIT OR
RESERVE
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Second District Court Cor the parish OF orleans-
No. "a $50
by c. Z. GlRARDEx 4 CO.. AUCTION
- eers-Nicholas j. Hoey, auctiOnesr- Of
her 8, 1873, At twelve o'clock NJ, at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange on ROYAL
! between Canal and Customhouse streets by virtue
OF wo orders OF the honorable the Second District
Court fer the parish OF Orleans. rendeted IN the
ABOVE entitled matter. will be sold by public suc
4 CERTAIN PoRTIoN OF P'S GRoGENp o. T together
with al the buildings and improvements thereon,
III the First District OF this city in the square
bounded By Baronue, Oryades, Mepomsne and
Terp-choIe streets the said portion being com
posed Of the whole of lot No. and small portion
OF the adIonn: lot No. T. en- q plan by Hedin. In
once OF T. .. Stark notary public, plan NJ. ISL,
and on plat certificate OF turyes bv J. A. de
Hemecourt, twentieth June, 1863 annexed 70 an
act rintsl September 1853 before A. Hero Jr no.
tary pubic. SAID portion OF ground, according to
said plan and sketch, meas lres about IS feet
inches lines fr"Ir on Baronne street. BIZ the
depths following, to wit: l26 feet inch in depth on
the side line nea-est to Terpsichore street. on the
opposite side line nearest to. Melpomene street 1t
runs parallel to the other side line for go feet,
at which point 1t deviates frc II straight line
toward Melpomene street and widens the said
piece or portion OF ground for further depth of
sures about 20 feet inches. The improvements
comprise a twost0iy Brick house. retired from the
street, having front and sde galleries, and known
as No. An BaroIne street
Isrms-one third cash, Remainder on a credit of
one and two years, in notes of the purchaser
bearing interest at eight per cent per annum from
GATE o. sale until final payment with The penal
cause OF nrs per cent attorneys ises in event of
stilt 10 enforce payment, and the clause of iusu
until the payment of the notes. The whole to he
secured By special mortgage and vendors lien on
the property sold, and purchasers to assume pay
meus and above their bids OF all taxes FOR the
year l8.;, payable in 1874.
Acts OF sale al the expense of the purchasers,
before 4. Pilot, Jv.. notary public.
a. paH II dos
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lo:B ['.el('(.!s|,..AN AND CIGARS

bome... ""s AND CIGARErrEs.
As.or 4sss's CIGARS os a and CIGARETTES '
coustan,,u oi Chewing and smot,ns' aae fun
"D'iS On hand and for sale by TOBACCO
canal and Carondeset st,s...
Goods sold fully v.,..n NOW Orleans, Loulsisa..
nkDlv
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d. ID
|
! ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
! s-..ms,,i,, C.orce Cromwell Crawford sro,, S.y
York t5tI instant ia 4 Noulton-2a district
Ship River. d., Rich from Ei ist.l Eng sept.!nt-.
-. in ballast, 70 master-~lst distyict
Ship Winou:, Stanney. ;: days from Hare, il: BAL
last. 10 20 nlaSter-Point
Bark CHanima, MckerrOn, from NiO jan-:o Sep.
| tem:J-r 20 70 Lowell u Baiky-lst district
italian br: cairo, PenSiglione. from Bcideau, Sep.
| TowBoATs.
Heroine. Wright from The Passes---Nent down
! ignt-BIouglt NJ. ship Winona
! Gladiator. Sturtevan;. from the Pass.
down hght-Brsugit Up bark UIa.ji.... AID
brig 'airo
30 III. bar, s7.i. ultInc. sl.ir Armstrong and
.bn ru s'lo'n0' ''ian ''
''
STEAMBOATS,.
Glencoe, Calhoun. from st L"Ils
Robert Lee. Cannon. from Vcks''u.s
Katie, Campbell from T"rrsnc. Landing
" Pike Brown, from Mouth al Red rlvef
umpire. iearfIedu. from Lower Coast
E.ad.sl Johuson. Bgorherton. TN Lower Coast
ARRIVED, SUNDAY,
S..,u.,; =, ,,a;,,,. .1ir. ,r,,n Iiv.--o., nc.o-a,
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100000.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Legaiized by State Authority pnd Drawn
Ia Public In St. Louiss .
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME
$4,000 NUMBERS,
CLASS l., TO BE DRAWN NOVEMBER p. I8sa
$3.50 Prizess Amounting to $500. O0O.

Tickets $40 Half tickets SIS. Quarters 81 20
our lotteries ore chartered oy TIKI. state arc
always drawn az tie 'iyoe named. ana all drar
ings are under the supervision OF sworn .otnmis.
slOners -""AAn4o'
Inc Official drawing will be published il The ST.
Louis papers, and a copy Of ths drayyirc IN, ~,
purchasers OF ticEets -'A' "
We will draw similar sch.m. .le AS. aav 90
every month during the yeay 1873. %
Remit by rostottce Slsney ..6e.s ,so;.,s
letter, draft xpres. 's'@e
Send for oiIcu ar. Address
MURRAY, MILLER 90.
Posroiise boz. q 10 n, LOU. vissn,,i
aplOeod WY AsoAf~
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COMMERCIAL
MONDAY EVENING. NoyembeS g 1898.

MONDAY EVENING AovembeS :, 1873.
S@GfOB-The sales to-day summed up $500 bales
at Oweg prices, closing at decline of y in good
ordinary TO strict low middng and p a &c osl mid
ding and the higher grades. We modify our quo
tatlsus accordingly and give also the Exchange
figures, which ara for average Lists accord
ing with it's types, while ours present the
proper range of the market Tor average lists but
with the outside figures foT low snddling, good
d,nary and ordinary given as tlr outside toS strict
of those grades
sEB &RlEANs CLASSIFICATION. AssIMiLAJED
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hotssAoLp FURNITURE, CARPETS. IRON
SAFES ETC, AT AUCTION.
TRI-WEEKLY SALES.
0f r. NJ. d B. j. MONTGOMERY.
- E. NJ. Montgomery. Auctioneer, Office No. 81
Camp etreet.-Will ssn every TUESDAY THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, commencing at eleven
o'clock, at their Saction Soom. corner Camp and
Sd:cheZ streets
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS.
IRON SAFES, COOKING STOVES etc,
Terns-Cash. INV,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-04
By 3. n. q B. J. Montgomery.
RY Il. n. & j. ]. NONTGGNERY-
z II MONTGOMERY As-CyyOSEeP
T. 81 MONTGOMERY. ACCTiOSEERs

-'f'fes' TfCs
Regular sales every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY, at eltven VcIock. at tn. Old stand
corner of Graver and BaVoane STREETS. OF horses
mules carriages etc.
liberal advances made or consign,uents
Ttrms-Cash in United States treasury notes
uaS I'm
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GIFT CONCERT.
GHORTE~Y ROUTE To GORTI~E
GlOG.OOu for Only - aO,
THE LARGEST RETURN FOE TGG: sIAILEsT
?SVgSTMES..
! GRAND GIFT CONCERT
viii be he'd at
2EAVBNWORTH. KANSAS,
December 81, 1873.
For the benefit of a
JUVENILE sNFoRM sCH0oH.
GIFT CONCERT,
$4,000 Giftss S45O,OOO in Prizes.
Principal Prizs, sion. OOa

CONSISTING OF the superb paatia residence Of Simon
aoaes Esq; unsurpassed as private dwelling in
rI.,vu otalts, ptlns only lew blocks from Fl
1rchards gardens aud Vineyards The 6l,ildiDg ias
bteh only recently completed with all uoGer,7 los
provements. $50 '''Uein IN
PRIZE I.IST
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-04

IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY ON NAPO-
LEON AVENUE. LIVE OAK AND CHESTNUT
STREETS, AND A SQUARE AND LOIS IN
CARHOLLTOS.
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FOR FLORIDA,

FOR FLORIDA,
Cedar Keys and Key West, Carrying the
United Siates Mali.
kA The New Orleans, Florida
~ 5Et3 will dispatch first c3ass isst az.
senger steamer
Every Week.
from the foot OF Caope stIeet First District,
RATES Of PASSAGE:
To hey West To Cedar Keys
stanrna '''''''''''.''..-..S50 SIS
eSo ID
w, inrough bills of lading issued to aI' 1,.fr-s in
ioiIua including Tampa, and to New Yolk Charles.
None put the company's bills of lad:,- sfr,ed
a ~ noIe signed after sailing of the steainef
spthola passen accom- modations al 4 rhrorph
uckets gwen to above peints sA
Office. oo' te1EA-t 1oh me
For freight Or passage apply TO
L. IA ROBERTS. Treasurer
No. 40 Common e-rset
Over the louisa Satiors- Ra1n
de5iy oh lesu-af day
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Monetary--Commercia.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, I

MINE l. Az
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
MONDAY EVENING, November 2, 1873. )
Under tire influence Of the fluctuations in ster-
ling exchange at New York and other unfavOrable
accounts the market a little unsettled, but
we noticed no marked change in any department
The position Of the banks continues to improve
DO III from the receipts Of currency and PAYMENTS
on maturing obligations. some parties paying up
80 u cent and others the face of their notes Sew
era of the banks will be fully prepared to resume
currency payne hts his day week, should the
majority so determine. There is at the same time
a continued fair demand for discounts outside, and
nothing has traEspired to indicate any change IL
street rates. We continue to quote selected
paper at 2a3 p cent y month; first class at Sc;
other grades entirely nominal; first class mort
gage paper at loall Y year, aud second grade at
JZQ-,
New ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
Cleernes Balances.
November I . 4 45O 10 OF &2h5 1874 so
Novemher - pa O8 OF ia 922 W
IT,. 60. - &c mail, - "a 900 o. $3.50 BOG 81
80 - "a 80, a17 SIG 80 23l 2G4 Sc
r,I my '"Ht WIN -1go652 "a GIT. 83l IS
T,otai iael We s,.,i''' 7iI282I 81 65259l 81
+1I f-Gs,
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICB OF THE REPUBLICAN I
Tuesday. Nov<mb~E !, 1873.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Bark Maggie Mcneil, Smith. for London
Norwtgisl bark Brszileira, Soss, tor GreTa.0
Schooner Linda, Newton. sor Noble
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AUCTION SALES.
BY e. z. Girardev & Co.
SUCCESSION OF DIVIDE DE IyrA

BRICK UNWILLING NO. 408 BARONNE STREET
NEAR THE DRYADkS MARKEy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-04

Second District Court Cor the parish Of OrleAn
No, "a $50.
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SUCCESSION OF John TABOR.

Secop! Ois.yic: Court Tor rh Parish Of Orleans
No. IS .3S.
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O LivERPoos, November g. Evening sosi
6s BTtadstuffs quiet.
a ., LONDON October 8 Evening Spirits turpentiI
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EXPORTS,

NHBiLt-sc'"oner LBda-20a :ors cos!
BREMES-Bara Era1IcIa-150,tGe feet walnut
timne. 1913 slaves
LONDcS-.Bark Maggie McNeii-s0, black WI.
Rus sss sA.,'.e .oGs t.,0lJ stayes
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AUCTION SALES,

oc22 23 no4
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS

GALVESTON, Nov. q, 1873.
ainsiy 1aaG .,S Metz Ssips Isl bales
s. Wise. i,aos sales fsoo ''sA 'r"in ''i''i coast
Cotton active and higher: middiing issc. low mid
dlnSs lsSc; strict good ordinary sc Net receipts
saies, 2So; las, sOjo Stock, sSa Weesiy@ ~
ssas sso to France s; 10 the Goainsnt arsst
coastwise, 2,Sl sales, 5000
Cotton firm middlnas. lisc. Net receipts 4s74 bales
is22 Stock SsssS Weeky~Set receipts 80 To- 'ais Ex
PorssTo Great Britain, iasssi coaswise, saii Sales
Co.. ,.,. cna,ss,s,s1os, ,ss,,sss, Nov. q, 1873
rsce,pls Salss Exports eoaslwse, saiss lsSa
lss Exporis-r9 Great Britain 46is TO the Continent
SPIRITS Of turpenne steady at RESIN s!sasy q at
hard 'oTss1sas at
IS 'sTs S ssasy sssy "s ;ss :: s ~ $asi
double exrs wnea r1 sass % S b bushels a N,n N0 Ann MIL
osssci; d,s. Sis; Barley QUIET
na and @ Corn sa hns bosd e
sl7 sls gh,pstu,s $40; niddngs s.oa So, per ton
aa soson s Ss%
q aour. wa'A' anu l'' 90 0Af'y sn'"'n'so' 0Ols 0'
sbls whsaiiii.5 bushels corn, aOsoj DO 7lai9
Corn. s 0J bushels. Rail exportsWhcat 47.5 bu hels;
corn Ii 400 do; OATS Is 900 do. Canal notwithstanding
doing. Flour quiet Western ground spring So rs 81 3
bakers, 81 g 50 % amber ST. S. 25 white. ss7
to M Ss1 ne RI
SS 81 ~ whs shsan sS sP7s % 8 II & sa
rive, at Sc O do. No. III lots, 52;; 20U do. per
sample at t0sc. oats hrm; sales 5000 bushels No.
western at 4Sc Barley act We; sales 1000 bus els West
Other articles unchanged
Flour firm and in fair demand Wheat active ana
higher amber Michigan, spot 81 IA 81 ~; December,
ber, 81 SO 81 4J January, ST. Is Corn-Dcmsnd good
at full prices high mixed, cash, Ec January 4Sc. low
mixed, new, Ac Oats IN TAR demand and trn, at 422c
tor No &c. cash Tor No. 2. 4Oc December; Clover
-four 1900 bushels wheat. 900 corn 5000 do oats
shpments-SCW bushels wheat, a., 900 do corn.
CHICAGO, Nov. q, lS7a
Flour air demand and higher; sales Of extra spring
at SjaS, 7b Wheat active and higher; sales OF No
o3c. 93isc Corn active and higher at 404c. No. 2
mixed cash; 4o}sc December. %c January rejected,
8 Hc sJe.: high mixed 4hc. Oats firm and in fair
uary rejected, soc Rye firm and Ia fair demand at Csc
a 55lac. 2 Barley active and higher at 81 IS .
81 81 for No. tall Csc: DC for No 3sLriug Pork
tive and higher at $2 rs cash. S2 $2 6s January,
SO February Lard active and higher M At 1Mc sSs
ady need an in tar demand packed shoulders,
4sc short rio middes, csc short clear mddles SIC
meats IL to Is days in salt 5-l6c, &c. lower Green
for short nj idles Whskey firm and in lair de-
mand at 59c. Freights-Nothing doing. Receipts 5000
bb -four So bushels wheat .,0U do corn II 0O do
bbs -four $4,000 bushels heat 60OOj corn do.
oats and 7U0J do. barley.
The New York herald., 1873-11-22

western, first mortgage, 1885, 9oH 90; New
Jersey Central. first mortgage new. loi; ONO
and Mississippi consolidated sinking iund, ss; ~.
Louis and Iron Mountain, nrst mortgage, 81 I; st.
Louis ana Iron Mountain, second mortgage b.c,70k
III; Illinois and Southern Iowa, nrst mortgage
90 Milwaukee and st. Paul. eights, first mortgage,
1915. Milwaukee and st. Paul, first mortgage, La
Crosse DIVISION 81; Alton and Terre Hante, second
mortgage, preferred, 49, Boston, Hartford and Erie,
first mortgage, 2i4; Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw,
first mortgage, Eastern Division, 717s; Cleveland,
Columbus. Cincinnati and Indianapolis first mort
gage, 90; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
first mortgage. 90 100; Union Pacific sevens,
land grants 69H; Ohio and Mississippi consoli-
dated, sinking fund, ss; Morris and Essex, first
mortgage. 101X.
The following were the bids as amended at the
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoSpoN. Nov. g-l2 30 +. NJ
Erie Railway shares 3tZ. 2P. M.-Ere Railway shares
365. 230 r. M.-Erie Railway shares 36. $3.50 p. M.
Erie Railway shares 36l r. M.-Amercan securi
hes-small sales at unchanged prices Erie Railway
shares. 36H.
PARIS BouRsE.-LoNpoN Nov 2l-2 p M.-Paris de-
spatches quote rcntes at 5St DC. r. M.-French
rentes, 5Si. lie. 5 r. M.-French rentes 53i. 25c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-LivEHPooI- Nov. H-5 r.
MSalc the basis OF miadlng uplands nothing below
The sale the week have been "A 100 bales which 600
taken tor export and f,t0i on SPECULATION The
stock in port is 47 0j bales including 70D American.
The receipts the week have been $1,000 bales incud
ing 5000 Americ Actual export 60OU bales Cotton
arrive dearer sales the tasis OF mddlng uplands
December. at SAd.. do, nothing below low mlddlings
shipped October and November. at 5.6d do. do, de-
hyerable November. at sgd The market is steady.
Middling upandS e5sd Sad. midding Orleans. sgd.
port Of tae sales to-day 6lOo bales were Amc
Sales the basis or midding Orleans, nothing below
good ordinary, shipped December ana January, at sgd
Sales the basis of middng uplands, nothing below
good ordinary shipped october and November, at SID
do. do shipped december and January, 81 sId. The
stock aoat Z95 COO bales including 53OO) Amer lean
LIVERPOOL BRrADsTuPrs MARKET.-1IvEa vEaPooI, Nov 2l-
r M.-The receipts OF wheat tor the past three days
have been "A 0uU quarters. Including 2uo) American.
The receipts OF corn Tor the same time have been 5000
6uoyant Wheat I3s Id l3s 3D. per GENITAL for average
California white and lis 3D. lzs 4d for red western
ter Tor Canadian Flour, 2Ss. 29s. per Dbl.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKkT,-LIvERPo0L. Nov. I'll
M-Cheese, 6ss per cwL for the best grades OF Amer
lean fine.
LONDON PRoDucE MAEKrr.LoSpoS Nov. 2l-Even-
iHg.-Spirits turpentinc, SIS. q Sis. Sd per cwt
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANTwERP, Nov. 2l-Petroleum,
3it S5i. for fine pale American.
The New York herald., 1873-11-22

THE STOCK MARKET
was exceptionally irregular and prices moved ap-
parenty responsive to the many reports in circu-
lation concerning war; railroad deficits, bank
strength, the Clearing House action and various
other sensational causes. The principal business
was done in Western Union, Lake Shore, Wabash,
Northwest, Harlem and New York Central. Panama
was also prominent in the dealings and declined
six per cent, ranging between S4h and 7sH. Har-
lem touched 1121s. The market closed generally
steady with recovery, however, OF only u
per cent from the lowest point Of the day.
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company have
followed the example OF the Pennsylvania Com
pany and declared their regular dividend OF 3js per
cent on preferred Stock amounting to about
$24o in scrip payable on the 1st OF March, 1875
with interest at the rate OF per cent from Decem-
Der /. thus taxing uture earnings. This is another
instance which verihes the general survey OF the
railroad situation heretofore described. Watered
stock and poor business, bad investments and
worse speculation are gradually bringing their
chickens home to ro0st
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening highest