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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11

The Supreme Court Of Baltimore Citv has iust
decided case involving the legality OF a co1di-
tiOnal pardon by the Governor It came nm on
an appeal by Chas o. Tucker. alias HasIiu. Who
was convicted in the Criminal Court Of having
violated the condition of his pardon from the pen
ltentiAry, which was that he should leave sthe
State and return. The Supreme Court unan-
imoqsly decided that the conditional pardon was
y4id, and the violation Of It's conditions subjected
the offender to rearrest and punishment
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11

In the International Convention of the YounO
Mems Christian Association, at Pou0hkeensie
yesterday, various measures were SUGGESTED
Tor preventing the sale Of "fash'' ne Wspane re-
ON on railway trains, and resolutions on tie suk.
LEW I~SS were s reIeried. AZ night large meeting
% N me Opera House, and three meetings were
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS.
J.. FOR
TIiNE TTtIiMNETT M BET BETWEEN POPLAR STR RfS III
proposals will be received BY tho s,r.o.
er, VI Tue street Commission
UASDAY, July 1zth, 1879,
att O'Clock. p. M,
cOmmeneings ing S3d on paving the bed Of Front street.
anu Il seImlnating at the Christiana Creak street
;r n1o ~ furnishing stone for paving tbe SOW. -,
eInd;nS hnu A. ana putting down the payement I ~;
slIoancnn nS cutters and tagging for which No stro TN
ging TO b. manS OS made. The said cutters and dae
The BIDS muse saf same as the stone pavement
~ g0lng the work and hauling The sand 'ns mate
" NJ hi9n the sand at the sand Dit Ane CITY
sp0nsible party NAA0Ss IL ne from re-
Inc right to reject any or all bids is reserved
.yIO-oI Chairman of the Street COmmittt::.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11
DISTRICT or DEEA WARE 90
TEAcHERs ExAMINATIoN.

an An examinatIon' of ladies desiring to baoomo
mence In School House, No. l. on French strsst ~
D. m, Jnly 18Th; ard continue two DAYS. 1t
'ytOoe y. W. HAkLAN. Supt. Of Schools.
vqLdSCE.75Ihe Semi Annual Session Of the Grand
LA Loage' knights Of Pythias Of DelaWareY viii ~
n e'a ~ le Lne Hail Of Star Of Bethelehem Lodr" No
ocIocf ~ fsmyTna' on Wednesday, July Is. 1873 AZ
JW-uYo JAS. P. HAYES
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11
PROPOSALS

&. ARE
INVITED FOR THE REMonEr rNy,
STATE HOUSE AT, DOVER. VI The
eL LPlans and Specifications NAV bo ,.
copies O So in ROye & 3 3sSR1tSF SSS
members Of the Comm;sSSinoS1 may be obtained from
e t Will De received until the 2tb ;nSt GATE Pro-
at Dover. Del. rnan OF Commission
hhEANDER RIDDLE. Wilminvton
4TsWrs THOMPSON,
mo VAN GAsEEN Smvrno
LUCE MARTIN Seaford
ThAs 9hIAs Y STOCkLRv, Georoato,,,,
jyl-ti24 WIN. M. SHAKESPEARE. noY:s-
~-=--e---.-. Ohairman of Com.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11
REVISED coDR

tiona laws % of amended S1S1I together with the add
Edtionn Of the last code " bs;bpS passed %
TeqSre@aS%nst5P PreFParSS oFP cSaI6y 6y me- to
o tSs 81 ReIaware and approved b. tbe 81 the
meet e1Senses 81 s1S ste Session P0vsons to
made By joint resolution Of ftbaion tbs an having been
pS Of sad Fl Doyer February 26th 1873 Tbs npI
Code Of 1852 With az tS Samended must conform 70 the
a. tvI Lne additional Acts may be printsS 6rack
Secretary of Stofo
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11
No. 6OS Market Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Deposit Accounts SUBJECT TO cneck at sight, (same
rations and individuals. ,''S
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11
PROPOSALS.

D1O6GS - ~'-~---N~-~~,-->---y-;.,-.,,,:
4 FOR
PRINTING THE REVISED CODE AZ AMEND
ED. &c.
STATE OF DELAWARE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
irtH;pOsas vii be received BY the updor,;..d e.
conisa sstching and delivering t6Tss tbo%sdE lO5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
mand. - -
The New York herald., 1873-11-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Nov. 10. 1873
is rs ssss Ss: IsSsp sosi .s s sssi Exports e0aa~'
Cotton stronger; middngs, MSc low Inddling, issc;
9E"afs af ss1 s afSspi
2 to the Continent 2o7S conatwise 2a Sales Sc
m NOZZLE, Nov. TO- 1873.
Cotton opened arm but closed easy ;middlngs lss4e ;
Isceipis, sis bales Exports eoastwisc i,C3l Sales
Cotton easier; middlings- lsssc. Net receipts soas
bales Exports coastwise, lU7 sales 1885 stock, 77,5
CHARLESTON, Nov. 10, 1873.
Cotton opened strong and higher, but became quiet
gnoa m,aadng e low middngs c s Ss,s strict
Exports eOastwss M Sales 20 TO- 'iseps stoes '''sS
sn,r, ), oSs, i
for pale crude tarpchtne ansettled 81 30 Tor hard
gSar sesay sss; q Se
~ dsHSs eSa Wheat M sales Of Ssa
81 Corn meal ssIa y 8 . Seisd s.
Sss Il, @dSsss iSf canal
Ssqs 3 s b ,e s Se New York s
road ireg6ts- Flour to Philadelphia and Boston Soc;;
SasSes whea % non 90 busGes
whs d. Sapsy ss ss umSsr nSsT
sfn s5 ss @ % S.,sy e; +
Import: ss sr 81 erssAs s DO Lake a s s
bbs wheat o bushels corn 2ss sSs ,os as
bushels; corn l2a 40 do oats, a2e7 do. barley. 761
do. rye. 1896 do Rail exports-Whea 33S07 bushels;
corn, 1876 do oats ~ 800 do. barley 273S do Canal
treiynts-Wheat llsc. l2c; corn, loc.; oats, &c.
Grain market dull wheat sales OF 500 bushels Of
on S Sc al
10000 do per sample. at lc Oats nrm; sales of 500
bushels No. at 4Oc 1000 bushels do. at 4lc. Barley
du sales OF $40 bushels Canada at 81 4 Other articles
unchanged
Flour firm and in fair demand Wheat In fair demand
and higher, sales OF amber Michigan cash, 81 32 De-
cember 81 IS 81 "a; January 81 49, No. ut 81 094 red,
81 y, cash; December, 81 80 Corn shade better;
sales, high mixed. at 42c., cash December 43c, jan
uary, Ac low mixed 40c cash: newtdo., l01sc. Oats
wheat, 1900 bushels; s2yu0 bushels; 1000
bushels Shipments-Wheat A,001 bushels; corn, 1900
bushels; oats, 5000 bushels.
CHICAGO Nov. TO- 1873
Flour quiet and steady sales OF extra spring 81 Is
cash. and closed nominal At 93c. 44c. December clos
ing at 92c NO spring sold At s61ac rejected at 79c
SOC. Corn opened 1rm, but closed duh and lower, but
ste adler; sales OF No. mixed at 34sc cash 36h4c
December; 36Hc. a 36s<c., January. Oats dun and
Rye quiet and UNCHANGED; sales OF No at SOC. 6Oc.
Barley in fair demand, but at lower rates. sales of No
fall at 81 2S No. sDring at Soc Sc Provisions firm
and in fair demand. Pork, Sn cash held at Su 25,
January Lard firm and In isir demand AZ essc cash:
sales OF short rib middlcs At osc November whiskey
steady at SIC. Lake reights-Corn to Buffalo, &c. Re-
ccipts-Flour 5000 bbs wheat l26,000 bushels; corn
ll3ooo do oats soooo DO; rye, $500 do barley ?7oo
200 do. oats. 5000 do; rye, 1000 do. barley
The New York herald., 1873-11-11
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MosKY NAHxEr.-LoNDos Nov. l0-l2 80 +. NJ
Consos Tor money, 90 92S; for the account 2sS o2js
United States fye-twcnty bonds lS67s 95I; hves
6esS Erie Railway shares SS. 2Erie Railway shares
S3Z. 3-Consols, 92h for the account Erie Railway
shares 33 4-Cnited states hve-twenty bonds, l667'
95s< teniortics D new ves, 90 Erie Railway shares
33I. 4l5-Consols tor the account 9x 92x. Erie
Railway shares, 31. 4.sl-Ere Railway shares, 3l1<.
PARIs BouasE.-EoSpoS. Nov. lO-3 r. M.-Paris de.
spaches quote rentes buoyant at s6f SOC. 6-French
FsAsKroRr BouRsr. Nov United States
LavERrooL CorroN MlRKxr-LrvrnpooI Nov Io-s p
M-Of the sales to-day $500 bales American. Cot
ton-Salcs Of uplands the basis of good ordinary.
shipped December and January, at SID. Cotton
rive dearer Sales of uplands on the basis OF good ord
nary shipped October and November at Sad. do. do,
shipped December and January a. SO do do deliver
GLIDING 2Oo speculation and export Sales Orleans
on the basis good ordinary shipped November and
December at sgd. Sales OF upands new crop delivery
the basis good ordinary At 5l6d Sales of uplands
on the basis good ordinary shipped November and De-
cember at Ltd Sales OF upands on the basis OF good
ordinary, shipped November, At SID. Ns
LIVERPOOL BRR ADsTurrs MARKET-LIvERP0oL, Nov To-
Evening.-The market is steady.
LIvKRPooL Provisions sMARKEr-LrvERPooI, Now To-
Lard 3Ss. 3D. per cwt Pork. rs per cwt. Tor mess
Bacon 46s per cwt for short rib middies Lard 3
LoSpoN PRODUCE MARKEr-LospoN, Nov. 10-Even.
ing-Lnseed OIL ESQ 3s. per ton Spirits turpenne SIS
Cd per cwt .
SIT for fine pale American
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

sales OF commerce we're made at los 20 no. Ameri-
can Exchange sold at 100. Central National at 90
and Union ct 126. Tho latest bids we're as fol-
lows:-Merchants', 100; Union, 125; American, iao;
city. $50; Greenwich, 2o5; Commerce. 1o6; Amer-
can Exchange, 100; Metropolitan, 110; Market ITO;
Corn Exchange, 90; Importers and Traders, 1886 |;
Central National. 90; Ninth National, 90.
THE STOCK MARKET W i
opened firm and advanced u to per cent
Towards midday reaction took place. but later
there was recovery. After the second can the
market declined but at the close was nrmer again,
Rock Island selling at sss against Sc at the open
ing. Erie started at 3sa1 s9sz, against 37 at the
close ON Saturday, and afterwards fell or to $50.
The other changes are given below. aF
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices of the day.- l#
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

DO India mess. erccs $22 and do extra India mes
nS1n which prcss however are nominal ~ Wy Wy
absence OF sales hams were neglected anu @ noan-
nai At about $s Sz5 for the OF common 10 prne
II value. sales were reported Of 500 green
shoulders At DC; LvN green hams, u lbs aver, =,
sge, az 7Ac.: 5000 Ihs., bellies, lob average, az
9V smoked hams at lie $40 picked slouagh,s ~, ~
q Ic Bacon was quiet but hrm the sales include 70
boxes long clear at 75sc 7Mc 80 do long clear ~ ec
doslort rib at Tel rs do short RIB at ano Sv 90
long and short rib for February at 6sc Lard ruieu nl
Der, at ne $50 do, January 7Hc 900 90. Febrna.
I al ALSO Oh the spot 80 terces keuc rchueieu
t15c and 700 do city at7c. Butter and cheese were wit
out material change In any respect
Ick.-.busness In a distributing way has peen moue
rate with prices ruling steady The sales loot up o
&c a65sc #wN
suGAa-The marker for raw sugar continued quiet and
good refining sales were reported OF $50 hhds Of barely
lair refining mnscovado and 1900 bags OF Pernambuco
both on private terms. Refined only In light re-
quest and quoted at 94c ec for standard "Aso and
CuDa-kehning inferior 10 common, a15c 6sc tar 70
lair % good re. re prime 70 choice, 71.c. 7c
SSfhnasr'aga Shas @ nsss and boxes aed molasfss &c Hs
vana.Boxes Dutch standard Nos. 10 O. &c. 6Ae do,
" TO " 1c 7he do l3 to l5 re SIC do, 10 70 is
Sac 9c do, 49, to 20, s14c 9sc; white, sac
Port Porto kico.Rehning, common 70 prime &c rs gro
dard, Nos 8 to IL SIC. a 7c Java-Dutch standard
Nos iot9 Y 74ea 7%c Neutrality-suspicious. and extra su
, ,sTrAsIss remained quiet; 10000 lbs choice city, in
TALLow easy only light request sales 5000
lbs at 6hc a 61sc., and 40 DO. OF prime at l5ibc:
WaIsKEY- Receipts 1915 bbls. Market moderately
active and rmer Sales $50 bbls check up at ylac. and
o. a n
The New York herald., 1873-11-11
THE GOODRICH MURDER.

Most Remarkable Denial ON the Part
OF Lucette Meyer of All knowledge OF
the Cssc-She Has Been Only Fooling
the Police.
Mrs. Lucette Meyers the woman who recently
made an elaborate statement concerning the MUIR
der Of Charles Goodrich and the connection OF
Kate Stoddard, Roscoe and Beach with the case
has In the course OF an interview with reporter
denied that she ever knew the deceased. She
stated that sne is ond OF fun, and SO full Of dev-
iltry at times that she must get rid OF it,"
The Roscoe OF whom she told the police knows
nothing about the Goodrich case, neither does
Beach, whom she had not seen for many years.
Mr.. Ruchty, whose arrest she caused upon the alle
gation that he was the man Beach OF whom she
had spoken, Lucette says she "knew nothing about
but the detectives had been telling her to be lively
and stir something up, at sst she said to herself
I'll point out man to you, my gentlemenF and
sHow came you first OF all to be arrestedr'
81 myself wrote the letter which attracted the at
tentiOn OF the authorities toward me. / wrote,
saying that III they wanted to find the murderer In
the Goodrich case they must find one Lucette
be GOOD un and stir t things % up. never intended
to carry 1t so far. II had not written the letter
they would never have arrested me-"
AFTER you were arrested what induced you to
tell all the stories about the case you have told y?
II was led into it by Mrs. Parke, who lives in
Lucette further stated that she never saw Kate
Stoddard in her life until she was confronted with
her in the station house, after she was arrested.
speaking OF Charles Goodrich she said II never
saw him that know Of"
"where did you go after you came out Of jail
last ~
IL went to Mrs. Parke's. I couldn't help 1t. I
STAYED there. Mrs. Parkes locked and bolted the
doors on me. She was afraid would get out. She
said that while l was there 1t drew custom, ana
she made up ior the bad times before"
ssHow did you get away from Mrs. Parkes'2n
II got the servant TO let me out early one morn
ing / told her Mrs. ParKes wanted me to 20 to
the Post once. went to New York. At the
Grand Central depot saw two policemen who
knew me. They said, .Lu, get right away into the
car and then nobody win see you.' went up home.
When got there q detective followed me. He
came to the house and said his name was Barnes,
and that he was an old schoofellow OF mlne
Mother suspected him and asked how his
mother was. he said she was sick. Then
mother knew he was lying. / didn't come
down stairs, and he went away. He came again al
night and said he was an ofilcer and wanted me
crouched in behind the stove. III search the
house., says the oficer. All right says my
mother, and ne went 70 work and he searched al
the house and the rooms and came back crest.
fallen, and was sitting BY the stove all the time.
She said, 'I've done nothing, and don't know
how they can punish me, except it is for telling
lies. General J0urdan Is keeping me here for
spite, but III get out before long.n
The New York herald., 1873-11-11
CLOSING PRICEs-s O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Observation-Disclosures at the Ports
29,32O BuIes-Flour Dull-Wheat,
Corn and Oats Firm--Pork Nominal
Lard a Shade Firmer-Groccrics Quiet
and Observation-Disclosures Dull and
Lower-Naval Stores Entirely Nominal
Frcights Firm-Whfskey Firmcr.
MONDAY, Nov. 10-6P M.
The trade movement was moderate to-day, but
the Improvement in the tone OF the markets con-
tinued, and there was apparent steady recovery
from the depression Of the last few weeks. The
fact that no more failures have taken place tends
to impart renewed confidence among the mercan-
are wearing away. The continued export move
ment in breadstuGs Is of the most hopeful pro-
mises OF the future and it Is well that there is
every probability OF a continual demand through
the winter. On 'Change to-day nour was in mod
crate demand, but the market was weak. Wheat
was duh, but steady Corn and oats were frmer
and fairly active. .Whskey also frmer. Lard
frmer. Pork remained nominal. Groceries generally
quiet but prices not essentially changed. Petro
leum was dull nominal and lower. Naval stores
entirely nominal
CorroNThe market for cotton the spot at the open
ing excited and so unsettled that quota
ons could be obtained Holders asking at the
of lac Tor low mddling, but buyers failed to
pond and the market reacted closing weak and rregu
lar at the suboined quotations. which show advance
ic. per h. the closing figures Of Saturday For
future deliveries the market opened strong better ad
vices from Liverpool and advonce of1sc. estab
llshed. The improvement, however, subsequently
lost the market closing weak at decline Of c &c.
from the final quotations Of Saturday. We quote
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

-Wneat was du Dut nrm. About 6U,OU Dusnes changed
:pFqs or e, spTns
WINTER
;s I9e3 1ss II1' Ss
81 ao S sr s %.rs eGna amsr
ts1se 47hs tor mixed CSC. for state mixed. 46sc,ss
70 the extent q $500 bushels al 81 s 81 50
.9wed e % sass 81 90 for four rowsd do Canada held at
Fsriears-Business in berth freights to-day has
ws % $
dasS S the II
were current 10 The engagemenu were s-For Lyerpo2s
SS bales IS fss,sn SS
Sqsas' ons o
s Sss ss s' sosr =: 3 ?'!s Ss 81
y A H Italian bark same yoySs @
bark hence Pensrth Roads for orders sss quarters
grain At 9s 3D. 3d. OF II direct: an Italian bark, 2U
ship psced cS % i''s
c On ~ po in the
Kingdom 1000 sSis 81 fhsptSa a s. Norwegian bark
400 b6la q refined petroleum., United King
DOM g. Il D an In, American nn bark 4 ~ ,Sn
British bark hence e o 2 bbls nor and general
depSis 70 Asiwsrp asoo @ Sols Of petroleum. at g.
refined and g 4 cfsde One tive otner charters were
MoIlssss -The market continued dull with no trans
actions reported aside from uninportant Jopons ior'
Prices were nomnally steady as follows:-New crop
Cuba, centrifugal and mixed, rc l9c do. cayed, &c
2Sc do. muscovado refining &c; Tc do do grocery,
5c Soc Porto Rico, 1Sc &c.; English Islands, 2oc
45r. New Orleans, 7oc. soc.
NAVAL sroREs-fhe market for spirits OF turpentine
unusually dull to-day, there being disposition
manifested operate by either buyers sellers In the
absence Of transactions we quote nonay 39c Tor mer
chantable order The above remark w app,y p,nn wltn
strained were offered at 81 co. but without finding pur
chaser Tar and pitch were equally dull and entirely
, PKrRoLxux y Refined oil was dull and prices were
lower although nominal In the absence OF sales quoted
at lxc Ike balance Of month and l4c. for Deccm-
ber delivery. sales were rumored OF 4,W Dds. Tor
December 4c Crude, in bulk, held at axe, with DC:
bid shipping order quoted i0c Cases were nominal
l9sc. l9lc. the higher price for small lots Naphtha
was entirely nominal The Philadelphia market was
also dull and lower but values entirely nominal
refined quoted at Axe tor prompt delivery and G. Tor
last half OF month and december delivery AT the oil
producing points the quotations were as follows:-On
City, 81 ls Petroleum Centre. 81 10; Tdeoue, u 05
Parker's, q0c a g5c. . .
PRovrs,oSs -Receipts-Pork, none; beef LH4 pack
aecs cut meats lO6f do lard ~ bbs and rerces The
ior mess porK continued quiet Prices however
were we'll maintained. The sales were " bbls. new
meas in jobbing lots Slh and rs bbls clear at y.
Dressed hogs ceoscd duh at Sc &c. per lb Beef con-
parcels footing about l5O packages AT prices within
The range OF ss 80 $40 for plain mesSbIs Si2 sh Tor
.-'ss d hhL; nav Urine mesA neTcAA Vnoted ~ SH;
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

For future delivery basis low midding the sales hav
@ Y 10 q "a = Z sc 81 s :. 100 {. e 5
Sc n at 4 lie. cS At Ms.s st i Side 100 #
1 s 50 at s i sass ss1lsnsfgg ss ~ March as l.
59s At se To;, Apr& & 100 S.ss d ' s0 at az Y q & R Is
81 as 10 At e IS 10 e 5se
4 81 @ at 50 , S A. % ssa
s.it siec @ 800 =, Az q ia4s % 100 A. + 7sc s 5 e. 100 4
AZ IS issc, 400 at Issc soO al iS Isie January 100
Il % 500 ss ss q e so sls ss il s s Il loo f L ie @ % g
s. So q 4 i 10 a. 4, 4 4 so 20 a st Hi Il m 8 Il
SS st lie, SS At i Sssc. 100 q lee sot st
At i4sc 100 At isc Soo q i February 100 at
80 q ss IS So lbs s al sfs Il ss aoa q 80 q
& ISs Ss i ,!s IS !, s It 4SI It. IS 4 q
as. l'S 80 bale. " crsS sS totals M.y 20 Dsi. st is
reeep a s.s The ar0us w rsa5 seTs % as Mob
folk, saos; New York. sss Boston @ Ss Total % s2o
c eren asy ws s.
quoted as 10 ~ hsvre ny steam isc ceH
CorrEK.-Thc market was dull for all descriptions,
sn snS the De car
sSss ssSea do lss .: lsas 1a p4Im. do SS s s s 6.
SsSs %sl sssd' 7sy' S:t; M oyss @
2sc. Marac aibo, 2sc ssc: Lagusyra. isc is,lc.
iai@siss sieo &c. ase tos Saea &c. Ss1ssn fSsS
| s si s
aas fsr s~ .a:5s:
.SsSs ns sa SR Se r.na. n
s%SaSs o S bp %e1s were paeed I
s. gos star and for Resern W.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11
ACCIDENTAL DROWNING

Early yesterday morning the body OF Mr. freu'
erick Bowers, wealthy German grocer, oolns
business IN south Brooklyn, and residing ~ No. eo2
catsa ovonpe prooklyn. was found noating In
the ferry slip, foot OF Broadway Mr. Bowers wen.
TO New York ON saturday afternoon nnsax 70 ,rsnsaGs
s' 9nrhnard while on his return, as large
amount OF money and otner valuables were found
m bs person. He leaves vile and seven children,
the elleat beng Young man VI tWcnN-sWo'
The New York herald., 1873-11-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
REAL ESTATE.

There was no business transacted at the Ex-
change salesroom yesterday. The following sales
are reported from last weeks operations in the
market.
On Saturday last Jacob Coles sold by order OF the
Court in foreclosure, at the Commercial Exchange,
Brooklyn
As b. s. h. and /, 25xsO, No sss Clinton st.. on
b. h. and l.. 1880 adjoining, No, $50 Clinton
As b. h. and l. ssxsc adjoining No sa clinton ST. 5000
b. and L. 25x9o adjoining No. 3si Clinton ST. Is 900
The same auctioneer also sold-
33s bk hs and Is, l6sxlOO Nos 3o6, ae and $40 Wa
ter St, near Hudson each. 800
At the Auction Exchange, Brooklyn, Jere john
son sold by public auction yesterday the following
property belonging to Mr. Ruea Nelson, VIZ
plots each 2lxO0 on south side OF lst ST., l719
feet west Of 9TH + P. Dixon each: 900
Also lots adjoining on the rear and nontng on the o
Also the plot Of land ssx7z on the southwest corner
Aso tnIS the adjoining @ on rear and ronting 'os
Also be house and lot ox6s on the west side Of Sn
av.. 60 feet north Of Union st D. W. Brown.. $500
Corner s q SS 9Th av and Union St. William Johnston 400
Forty nine lots on the block bounded by Sixth
avenue, Firth and Sixth streets were offered at an
upset price OF s. 500 each, and as no bid was made
O. II. Pierson held q sale OF building lots situate
at Winiamsbridge on Saturday last, which was
wen attended. and the following property was
sold. The lots Immediately adjoining the depot
were Withdrawn on account OF the storm. The lol-
lowing are the PARTICULARS
Lots A, 3. and D. plot i7s. on 9th av., 2sxiis; r.
Lots and Is, plot i7a on 5th av., a5xlis; G. R.
Lots and b. plot liz, on 5th av zsxi3 j. r. sher.
Lots ani B, plot i7s on 5th av ,asxlis; r trump
Lots and d, plot lis on Sti av, issxiis; trump
Lot: a b, and b plot i'll on sth av asxiis; e. r. - -
Lots B. and b. plot ia OAK iease, 5h ST. s5x
Lots and i, plot isD 4th av a5xiis; G. r. Ferry iS5
Lots and d, plot ls 4h 25xll3; G. r. Perry. l55
Lots A. and D. plot l73 4th av.. 25xi3: g. Reid 260
Lots A. B, Q and D, plot ISL 4th av., 25xlI3; g. r.
Lots 4 3. and D. plot III, ith av, a5xiis; 4. Cap
Lots A. B. aud D, plot iss sd av. aSxiis; q. r.
Lots and 81 plot ii7s 81 av ssxiis; d. r Perry los
Lots and D. plot l7a Sd 25xl3 d. Kibner.... ll0
Lots and b. plot 81, 25xl00 G. K Perry ........ $50
Lots and b. plot 23 25xl00; G. r. Perry. $50
Lots and B. plot e. 25x100: G. X. Perry $40
Lots and B plot 35 25xl0j; g. r. Perry 700
Lots and B. plot l6 25x9J; G. r. Perry 500
Lot A, plot IL, 69x25; g. X. Perry l55
Lot b, plot III 65x25 r. u. Lewin... Ills
Lot G, plot IL 45x25 U. Levin. 122
Lot d. plot IL 3Sx25 r. o. Levin. 80
Lot Z, plot II, 35x36x4S y. o. Levin. 81
Total. .$6,90
The New York herald., 1873-11-11
THE CHEESE MARKET.

UrIcA, N Y. Nov TO- 1873
Market dull: about 5000 boxes offered. and not over
200 sold The figures were l2c isc More sold at the
lower than At the higher figure At Little Falls the trade
was dull and the movement only on commission or
guaranty 5000 boxes offered and prices obtained
&c n
The New York herald., 1873-11-11
CANvASsINe THE ELECTION.

At noon to-day the Board Of Supervisors vii
meet and organize as q Board OF County Canvassers
to receive the Official election returns snu an-
nOunce the vote lor the respective csnuioAsess
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

In Philadelphia we note stocks as dun under the
following quotations Pennsylvania skies, 107;
Reading Railroad, 49is; Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad. 49, Pennsylvania Railroad, 42z
fM MEMORANDA.
The earnings OF the st. Louis and Southeastern
Railway Company (consolidatedl for the month Of