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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-17
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
EoR SALE OHEAP-A four.h horse STEAM EN-
Slnn and BOILER, in good condition, for
sSo0. AVS 18th street northwest. novls6g'
FOB sskE,A superior DBIylNG MARE,
= hABN MSS and BUGGY, nearly new.
nmAkOk1 PAYNE, Congress street, In
oeVlsee0Mu, ney5 ~. 80
tDIAN0 AND ORGAN FOB sALE-A Piano;
= me case; tone and sciion superior. 49,
fichtoned Cabinet Organ. Genuine bar vS9
galLs. AGREES X. Y. MADE, Wash-Utktt
HORSE AND BUGGY FOB sALE-T5p PaT-
II Ton, nearly new; gold mounted Har-
MS BLACK Mare, young and kind, with ex- IL
csllt NJ qualities both IN harness and under 6A
ing to O. s. DElASo'f'
,o,,.e. second Gomptroller's Office,
no,lo-9 Treasury Department.
E0R sALE-A nne young black MARE: gooI
= Roadster; four years old; l51a hands high; ~
and promises to be fast. Can be seen daily ~
~ w. PUMPHREH'S Livery Stable, on {"
=, oetween ~ a1d 9th streets northwest IL cost
EOR SALE-A BAY AARE, HANDSOME In .ppeaT.
ence, sly fish in action, gentle, and war x
rantaS soufd; Also, PHEfON, with q ar IN
R nee put little used Inquire ct PUMPH ga
ne Q stable: novlS-6t
EOR eALK-250 sEOOND HAND STOVES
80 n,so3 lot CAkPETS, COUNTERS asd -
SHOW MINDOWS, and ell kinds Of useful 80
goods. No. AIT 10th street northwest Is the51
EG lSes to buy and sell sEOOHD-HAGDN
EOR SALE OHEAP-The largest stock Of sac.
= osd hand fuRNITURE, STOVES, 90 in The
city, by J, W. AATOHErr, No. sl3 18th street
10.snSce.: novs Wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-17
MEDICAL, DC.

de. HENRY WILSON,
H,u.,, Ne, 5lS Arr srRrrr
pkiehteen years espsrience in Army Haspifals ana
,n .seiee fteetlce, Prompt cures. No inlurion.
i1 ul.lhe- perfect cure and scientific and honor.
80 usatmtut guaranteed. Charges reasonably
III ch's che charge for sdvice and meiicIus.
20 "is' - H. 10 3. N. Sundays, . to n and 6
"nLD BR. DARBY has better fsciIi,1s. ,,.,,
y ever Tor prscttcing bis great sprciAlty Ilslg
Sst osdfss MADE Tor advice aud tsesic,ne pr,,
sTo,e, CORNER - street and PenBsyivanis avsnas
tSOiohi1stlon bulldingD move In.
CONSULT Dk LION,
" IAe OdeS kStabi'SAed Spscia'iSf 20 ftsF ,,,
ne guarantees thor ugh and speedy cure al ali
nervous sIo cutaEeOus diseases and female rosn-
plants. Ssyarnts Rooms f0y LAID 's SNaN-
81 18th street, above n
hours; 10 to Il, 70 4, 6toe
Oorrespondence strictly confidential. ootls I'm.
nk MoTTSFRESOH POwDERs certain cn,.
- lot All diseases o. the organs and ali urtnsr,
smpiAints ana blood and skin diseases and ner1or.
ecol!, csuseq BY tndlscrction in youth Price
~ Per pox Tor sale BY MM. q ENTWIsI9
sshins; corner 12th st; and Pennsylvsn svsnae,
-see., y. v. octl6ss.
~. H. IREhCH, OF PHILADELPHIA,
and Teu d edfun, has located q lois Eex w.
avenue. Once hours-l0 q. N 70 n n M Inesss
ments can be made for evenings. jeif'iT
EknAL1 DIekAeEs Of eli finas Tre.1<a n.
= serd6e oese ana enolose o. advice ana mai
cine vii BE sent. Ad1ress Nm. DR. TBOGps0g
20. go nofth 18th strsst. Phfialslphia ssGl1S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-17

The Cincinnati Commercial stoutly belabors
"the parcel of patriotic editors who are just
now iashing themselves into fury over what
they style the outrage upon the American Dag
oy the Spanish In Cuba" In the same connec-
ton the Commercial says that IL the virginius
was captured I'm British waters it was an out
rage that Great Britain will be able to avenge
without our help. We don't see exactly why
1t should always be anticipated as in the natu-
raj course Of events that Great Britain should
promptly resent outrsges Of this sort and that
the United States should not. 1t Is very much
the style Of John Bull to hit back instanter,
lombard the offending town or rescue the YES
sci or prisoners under her dag, and pslaver AZ
forwards as to the merits of the fracss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-17

WHAT THEY SAY IN CHARLEsroN.-ThiS is
the way the Charleston Is. CO. Meas puts 1t:
Three steamers q week from Charleston to
Cuba, and three steamers returning with their
throng OF wealthy passengers from Havana,
would be worth hundreds Of thousands Of dollars
TO the business men of this city.
= When the United States shall have annexed
tuba, the city OF Charleston W III be the receive
ing AND distributing port for the vast trade Of
the Gem Of the Antilles. =
President Grant will save q small fortune in
the cost OF his cigars as soon a. he has accom-
pliehed the annexation OF Cuba.
Charleston housewives, do you want cheap
sugar? Then, advocate the conquest OF Cuba
- Already the souls OF the colored militiamen
are in arms, and they are eager for the fray. ON
to Cuba
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U"Hsr Soda
MILBURN's DRUG STORE,
l429 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue,

142s PENNSYLVANIA Avenue,
novs-tr Above wiAsrds
n oS e. a sss. 81 :.1.s:. II'1As1
N.Y. ssst; s.e. s:: I sss e. Il
Ts1E Roons 81 Tor n.s. and Gem
tiemen. Daily Prayer Meeting nN, and Sp n
.ss n Gasol BIZ:
FPINIOky INplAl HAI1 RksTOR!1
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-17

JOHN r. ELLIS & CO., 6X6
s3s PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
DRALIRs IN
PIANOS: ORGANS AND ALL FINDS OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
SREET MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS AND EVE
RfTHlNG APPER TANNING To The
MUSICAL BUSINESS
Sole Agents for the famous WEeER: the eels-
son, and the yOSE SONS PIANOS Also, the
SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS.
Old Musical Instruments Of all kinds accepted in
part pay for new.
PIANOS and ORGANS repaired, tuned, packed,
moved, and received on storage.
MUSIC NEATLY AND DURABLY BOUND.
Store and piano rooms always open to the public
Visitors are under no obligations to purchase.
JOHN r. ELLIS x co.
937 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
n0yl5 Ct near 10th street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-17

BOARDING.
ONE Oh TWO GBNTLEMEN can be eocommo.
~ dated Nth pleasant ROOMS ct 1880 New York
avenue. Gall after O'Clock. novil- 81.
ROAkD.-Senators, Members, and FamiIie. de
in nine nandsomeiy Furnished APARTMENTS
ing at $50 lst street northeast, between B and 3,
nall SQUARE from Capitol grounds. novl4-2s-
R0ARp In GEORGK ToWN-Pleasant furnished
y kOOms, with or with.ut Board, or part Of =
Ss e.% y sPs = -
emy, 9eorgetoEn. Est. cars pass the door. MIA 81.
21R INDIANA AYENUE -Handsome Suite OF
O1O Rooms, BOARD for two, SIO per month
Also! Also, hssndsomely furnished connecting ROOMS,
pARTIEs DESIRING GOOD HOTEL AOOOM-
T1IMONT HOUSE, corner ID street and ipdisas
nvsnue, q it 10 furnished and kept second to none
Board and Room per day, 81 so.
Table Board per month, s35. novis-im.
SPLENDID FURNISH I'D ROOMS with Board.
" Tor gentleman and wife, In good loo alton, OF no,
ute metropolitan church; 4S7 street moth
WEI. novli Ct
Corner 18th and streets,
WILL BE RE-OPENED
FOR THE
RECEPTION OF B0ARDERs
On the 25th Of November. poyssv-
kOARDING-Furnishedo or unfurnished ROOMS.
- front and back parlors first floor, large and
and S hS 90 en- 9d two
t rnn S "a Ne i!AS Pennsyivania avenue, be-
'Meen ntn Ano Ioth street, novf-lm'
GEHTLAMEH CAN BE AOCOMMODATED
b b Tith Pleasant k0OMS aud good TABLE
bbOAkD 1t No. Grant Place. Also, Table
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-17

PAHio:rANIU,.
NGC..!
DOW WV!
LESS THAN GOLD RATES!
JUST RECEIvED, A LARGE LOT OF NEW
GOODS From b. B. CGAFLIN'S
LATE SALE; AND
DUB ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
on FIRST FLOOR WILL POsIrIvELY
900 PfECES
OF THE BEsT MAKES AND MOST CHOICE
PRINTS
AT 10 CENTS PER YARD
ANnkOsC. GGIN BEST BLEACHED COTTON,
YARD-WIDE FINE AND EXTRA HEAVY
BROWN COTTON AT 10 CENTS.
EXTRA HEAvT Brown CANTON FLANNEL
AND ALL oTTHEk GOODS IN pRopoRr1oN.
BE STRE AND CALL BxFOhE GOING
WOOLFORD 4 sHILRERG.
~THE ARCADE. Va
novl5-6t'. 421 TN sr BET. d AND Els. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22
COTTON MARKETS

ygyPuIs Sent l9Coton dull; Low Mdlln-, l7c receipts,
ia bales; shipments Az baes stock 1877, 1OI oa 1870
MoyTGoxgRr Sept I9-Coton dull; Low Mdings l7dl74c;
receipts $40 bales shipments, 5i2 bales stock 1872 2ool bales
1873. l,6O1 bales.
SELMA sept lgCotonweekly receipts SAC bae shipments
100 bales stock. 1872 800 bales; 1873, l,3Sj bales
2UCOttOn quiet and n1minal' Low Mddings
1s4 49i bales eIporsooasSse 400 0aes STOCK
6l2 bales. ...,u. 50.
Low Mdiugs lS3i Strict Good Ordinary, II receipts
Al bales; 50 Dles eIporscoastw % bales; sales, 20
bales stock. 200 bales ,,,,. -,
CH ,RrSrov sept 20 Cotton dull and nominal hddlngs II =
al7a4c Middngs. l7c strict Good Odnary 100 net re-
ep 81 baes; eIporcosve, 5l2 bei Gales lOO bales
stock, 4,14S bales ,,,,,. ~ - -
eepts 10 bales; sales - bales stock, 3-S blles-
2OCOtton quiet; MddlnGs, l9c net
receipts 375 bales: gross 6iS bales; erpor-o Great Bnani
l9 bales coagse, 1855 bales sales, lOO baes stock STU
bales. 49,. %,
MddlDgs l9i St Good Ordinary II @ net receipts 10 bales
gross. 66l balss -
shipments. 2j4 bales: stock, 1892 bales.
sAvASSAH 20-Coon quiet Mdtlngs II % net receipts,
Il7O bales; sale.. 3O7 baes stock, 6l27 bales. 49,
20CoOr du nominal; hii1hnFs 10 '2c
receipts. $50 bales: sales, ZIG bales
Sept 20 Cotton No deandi Good Ordinary lo4
net receipts 1853 bales; stock. $3.50 bales. -.
2OCOti0n-M1ings, II l2; receipts, 36i
bales: shipments. 200 bsles; stock, l6l bar.
Boston Sept 2OCOton quiet M4lIngs, 2Oc net receipts
80 bales 43i bales ses $50 bales; 5000 bales
ST. Lows Sent 2O-Cotton dull NOMINAL MJlhngs lSl
receipts % haes; shipments 20 bales.
NOZZLE 20.-Cotton quiet AddlnRs. lSdl8Lci 10"
Mfilngs l63,c Good Ordinary, lJa ljl4c; recsp
G57 bales; cxpo-ooaswse. J4S bales sales 200 bales
J.13J bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

IoypoS Sent 2O-l2: 80 D. The just received from New
Tori bs cable causes better feeling American securities United
1868 Old 80 - 1913 10 "a new fes
9llt; Ene Railway shares A = 80
IoSDoS, Sept pol Q. m-Ene Railway shares 40 ,
Of MidHncs deliverable September, at l5-lbd
LIVERPOOL Sept pol mTbe Cotton martet dal Ano IN
changed Of 900 including 1000 for speculation and
export % Of Upahds basis Of Low hdding deliverable Dc
tober and November, AT 3 l5-l6i.
sept POP m-ConsOs % 9d92 fcf both moDes and
The account United States bOIdskew Hye 9l Ere Railway
shares, 4bla 800
LvKEPOoL, Sept 2O2 nor the sales Of Cotton to-day 6lOO
bslss American Co 80 q quaTer Lard sll3 v eSl
Talow, 40 8 y cwt
fOSDos, sey 20330 mThe Of Discount in the
ket for three months b Is cent or lilo cent belo"
the Bank Of England rates
LosDos Sept 205 n-Pars dispatches quote ReBe, at b7L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22


HAY AND STRAwIlv arriving quite freely and prices are weas
We quote s25 s Good al 80 dtf Cool Shppng
cnI; Long RYE at sl6dslS; and Short DO at Sl29*l4
and nOna sales only III JoDbDg way Cuba
Muscovsdo, 30G44c; Porto Rico, 35dj5c . ..n
NAVAL STORES-ko Transactions were reported m SPIS Inpen
uOmnsv though tie offerings mod
ee quote Merclauabe az Al & Rodu lower and naety
Strained quoted So 9OaS3 05. Tar quiet and steady al s0i 20
for Washington and " 'mingon.
oiIS-Cu5e Psh are very quiet prices tnn. Lnseed t.
held n g6Q97c crnshe hands Crude Cotton Seed scarce
and firm at zoe Menhaen steady but qu 45c Lard Oh very
75d7Sc for Prime Winter and 12014c for present make
Other Oils dull
PRoviSIONs-we have had fairly active, but variable, PORK
under the
material advance and for
hr fegb the seboad markets but The
sudden decline in gold failures Wa unsettled market for
favored the buyer with only limited demand for the Trade and for
export much difference Of opinion IN regard 10 the IL crop
mey doubtful older Ohio Michigan Indiana and Ken
the probabilities the number VIII fall short OF the previous
year Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri Kansas Iowa and Illinois
considerably FROM the latter We
the Assessors OF the Stat At UOOOO
months Old which is last gear 1OOOOO
large Increase IN Iowa and Kansas
Of since
should have supply Of the export trade promises
be good though active os last The demand ior tie
ha ruled quiet freely other kinds
d to-day tie PoTk market lower sni unsettled Mes IS ouere
ST. POS small sales Of Clear at $40 and Family he AZ oA 700
SO limited demand; sales Of 30 bb At SIG for Family
Beef Hams steady sales Of 90 bb At i4S2G 0Q Cut
steady sales OF oOJ SHOULDERS
sc: 400 smoted Sc $50 Picked Hams at ldl2c; 800
Smoked l4al14 20 boIrs heavy Bellies 1al12 NJ al
Soc srd25 hres clear l2a12ll lie and 20 boxes a.
100 Long Clear % boxes heavy Long lear A.
S 40 hhis light Long Clear 9c 500 boxes Short Gear last
uirh at Chicago blessed Hogs demands
quote Glfd1 for City Lard unsettled ana lower al the
bid for cash. O future delivery We hear Of 100 tes
seller October a. Chicago for market this LOU e seue
sFEr oT PROVISIONS PROM vEw-yoRg FOR THB wREK ENDING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22
CATTLE MARKETS.

ALB,SY Sent market opened with advance q
lOa2Oc = 70 steers &c; Gopl
6a6l; Common Canada 4a42ie; CheFokees so
5 Texas - SjGSi r. Receipts MIX Cows 30 head
with sales a $50 a $50.
SHEKP AND Recepts-l5 900 head beng 900
demand Common Fair Sheep
4d5c Coed Ge. Extra 5aGc. Common 10 Fair Lambs ace
Ga the market and business
Hoes active; ssles of 1000 head al 3 l4d54c
CHICAGO sept 20 CATTLE duh inactive receipts. 200
heads only inquiry siocke prices rngiug
from - 80 20 for Medium Fair few good native at
S50%5 30 shipments. 2 900 head.
Receipts 1000 head; opened closed
du unso saes made yesterdays prices
- 300 - Good Extra shipments $500 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

NEW ENGLAND SECURITIES SAFE AND PROFITABLE
BY the purchase of the FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING
FUND GOLD Bonds of the VERMONT DIVISION OF
THE PORTLAND AND OGDENsBURGH RAILROAD Trunk
LINE. a Ten PER CENT NEw-ENGIAND INVESTMENT
may. at present rate of gold, be secured The very
large sales of the past few months leave but lin
tied amount to be offered, and the rapid pushing of
the road to completion insuTes an early and large
advance on their market value.
FAIRBANKS d Co, 81 Broadway, New-York.
FAIRBANKS. Brown & Co., ? Milk-st., Boston,
T. a 4. FAIRBANKS & Co., St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Financial Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

NORM pesnis ana hdST0adS
sEPr pkgs Ashes pkgs Beeswsr IL bbs Copper Is,
7b1 hb Ploar 1859 bbs Meal 200 bsgs DO, 3l250O bub
wheat III OG6 bash 25 bush Oats 800 bush kye 36t
ssS peas 4sl Cotton IA pkg Dried Print $50 bills Eggs
2S hhs Reaus 10 bile "A bales Hops O47 Hides 2Oi
lh Hides 4O5S bbs Rosn sol bbls Spirits ur
sniine MI. Tar Leather 81 pkg Beef $50 pkgs
q, Msa lO4 ties Lard 25l5 pkg busteI G09 pke Cheese
sIG pEes aov 90 ukgs sieArn 20 pkg, Rice $50 Starch
34tj bblS Tobacco, 1876 bales Wool 439 bbis WHISKY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS

ALAN Sent 20Tb Grain entirely neglected today
on lv sale 200 bags Of state Data a 52e.
BALTIMORE, sept 20-CottOb dull; Low Mddhg lsS, Flour
quiet steady and unchanged Wheat quiet steady unebsngd
Corn dn; Southern White, 7sa5O o. Ysow, 81 a63e oss
-Soutbern 44Q4Oe Western Mined 44d45e Whine 40b
al. h5 QVc HAy llfbsLsed BnekaBged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22

PETROLEUN-Thc for all to-day
nominal; bus weak &C. Refined held sc. tor this
but without demand; ltesdy
light offerings tue the market continued dali
wiz prices generally in buers favor NGphtha firmly bella 0G
Phiadeua the market remained trn lie
delivery with sale 800 bbla reported for early October that
price.
RCB-A business done including 10 Carolina
dqc. and $50 bags Rangoon 81 6i1d6sic.
SKlNSGoat active and trmer sales, 600 bales MeI
car Al Bombay and 50 do Curacao Receipts 80 bales
90 eu las Aspnwa s. from Martha
Curaoa. 467, do from Cape Town % do MeIe va Bra1o
Deer Hrm sales. 5000 n
50 600 American $1,000 sisal $500 10
Receps 1872 bales from Graytown 81 DO from Apnwa 100
DO from Para Vera Graz and II DO from Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22
RTs Tsox SEPT. /. 1873. TO p.rt.

FRR1GHIs-The berth e gh TO-DAY on limited
for charter Sq rG met . moderate demand from he Petroleum
s s s ae. S SSTn. hS yG To Il hd
Tobacco at 4l, Cd n ss no S G 7o To Bs NV a
1000 boxes Cheese At 7O and IS Bacon COS The charters
gn At los 81; bark hence direct port Und King
f hence S SS m1' for os and q With
Petroleum at S and British bark from Philadelphia
GRAIN-we have variable Wheat market
Our last nuPed BY The character the European Ge @ n0e
% variable s1gPs a. h ma s0 s sI y S and here is
rene apprehension that the a for that month cannot DC
sn1 the prescott unsettled state Of MONETARY snars ana 'n
in regard the supply tonnage for the future have eree macn
stpehudon and dt1 Of The future the N sh crop on
though greater have likely to have the tonnage 70
move and the the means given then to move the CROP
ply, and Increased railway fseties active trade later
Europe it very evident their larger hsn at f
podths esp.eay true Of France and Great BnsPoo' IN,
pecd August evident that the movement o. ~nes
I IA Wip 70 eey their wants and violent changes
no1yery probable but all SUPPLIES are ey to be
en ~, cgsaS 70 No. caeo at II 5oasi So for this mouth
81 4sQsl 90 for October snd 81 6oGSl 1O2 Tor hd mn
ke Tor the fntu in Winter the ACTIVITY has been more notice
allie the demand for tins description for The eonuoe3. has W0
whest little has been done FOR Ent Of o g' ami our
present supply extremely limited TIE exports OF The wees s
To-day Wheat ooenei quite hoi o. and
values entirely nonihs Milwaukee spring i extremely se1 ,he
very que, prices quite nOuna hardly enough DONG
ary description establish there INQUIRY OF uonen
future; sales 10000 bush at 81 ~ ioi
Chicago SpBe and Iowa do private terms also I2oCo
No. Chicago seller the last I've days Of us month"; ~
81 AS 800 No. Chicago the spot at 81 4Oi 4oOV
hush. do nd a. tuah Iowa SIrng,
81 45d$l 46 Barley and nominal Barey Malt Is h
ard in ar request 600 bush good Fonrrowei STATE AZ
49, steady bot quiet the sas are oOOv ooap SS
Dino Nike 1885, inside price Tor cargo IN sore WINE
al 53d55L: Westeu Mixed at 49G53e, in store ana ahos
Rye quiet sales Of o OF Western AZ ye
Corn rs lower ana shippers hold Of and The de @
spanugly $1,000 bush Damp and Insolnl At o3aoSc
Western Mixed 32u6Jc and Toe Tor SAIL Wes
White al 6jQ67c. yellow at G62dG1ci spring f30
81 10 for white Michigan ~ 70 for While Canadian bond II %
for No MWsukee hOnfaY and 81 bIdtl o. het al
the 81 40 bid for straight No Cheaec an ~ % o no.
DO BArey has been IN fair demand ana with h
notice something doing and sale o. lJOu huh
81 49, small lots Of do at 81 90 bare
Mali has been fairly active.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22
SUGARS verr duli. bui

SUGARS verr du bui prices about steady; As 100 bills Good
Refining S4 and 577 DO Prime do al Sac the latter last
Retired IL l2Ull re- for Hands
SEEDS quiet unchanged Clover quoted 9 p n. Timothy
at So % 4, bOsh. o,~,. -
STEARiN dull and weak: qSoed sdS for Prime in tcs
TALL0W inactive AID barely steady At 6as o. ic FAR to Prime
WHISKY dn sses Of 200 bbl at 01c, and so bb
1e the latter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22
in r reop,. fe DE We. Inde. .na !. .e.dl .ale

Corn Meal /, in r request for the West ndes and Ia eadT sales
az $50 We quote: m
Corr Neal JERSEY. 50 25asS 20 Com M BTwsP -gSls "a
Corn Meal " esterp 2)d 5O Cora niuOIst 60
Ce,r Meal weaW 8 16a 80 Corn Meal. @ star a on
terr Meal Bfw,.. 3 9OT ! 90 -, =,
IS 4oa So rs o. hill White Meal q u pug
yellow AZ 81 1881 OOi Coaree al VI No"Pi ''
Ground Feed at 81 1881 30 go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22

The guoistcns totton SORE, running 10 y
NOR thai halt gsce ahuye below the Eraie quJ.ed
eALEs FOk PRESENT DELivgKf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22
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Tho REST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC introduced. Por
relief Debility and Los Of Appetite in-
valuable Recommended for it, purity By the Food Journal Arthur mn
Hassal NJ D. Weutworth L. Scott, esq. T. G. S.. r. A. : L.
s. A. Sold by Groeers. Olnen and Chemists IN large
bottles at "a each. Beware 0 Prepared b.
GOODALL. BACkHOUsE 4 Co..
Leeds BnglsBd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22

1852 10 20 -. lOq OOalll
Prssa, s. wslsr a CO. Red Content
'i'OOO Sweet Co. s'S'OS ss ss.
Weston d. BiitI Wood Davis
- 600 .............. 1850 s4OO 600. ......llL%
si47ico = 0. '.,.' ~.'@ii s2457OOO
$500 00....~ll099GllLl2
We have not favored as a rule the interference oil
the Treasury Department in regulating or attempt
ing to regulate the price of money; but since the
Secretary seems to regard that as part OF MS
official duty land in the form of supplying the pubhc
with greenbacks by the purchase of bonds 1t rs per
haps unobjectonable) why he should nave thrust
his himsy red tape in the way OF ahoruhg
relief TO the Union Trust Company surpasses com
prehenson. 1t was announced that the uoNerhllen'
would purchase SlOOOO.OOO of bonds to-day ana rs
we understand the matter, the Union Trust Com
pany being pressed by its depositOrs, offered early
this morning to the Assistant Treasurer SlVOoVo
b-2O Government bonds, asking an advance ior le"
hours only Of 100000 Treasury notes agreeing
that the Government should have the bohds
40 pledeed at the lowest price at which
any such bonds should be offered to-day and
further pedeng the Company to make such open
offerings at the designated hour as would in any
event permit the Treasurys acceptance. This fair
proposition is reported TO have been fatty refused
by the Assistant Treasurer. on the ground that the
Department had no right to make private
purchases of bonds. This close sticking
for red-tape rules and regulations resulted
IN the suspension of the Trust Company
In question and perhaps other disasters which fol-
lowed that suspension The action of the Treasury
IN this matter is very severely denounced by bust
uess men who fail TO appreciate the great import
ance of such nice official hair-sphtting.
The drafts of Preston Kean Il Co. Of Chicago,
drawn on Messrs. Fisk & Hatch, will be hOnored by
H., G 10 No
The following shows the exports exclusive OF
Ipecel from the port of New-York to foreign ports
Ior the week ending Sept. 1G and since the begin
aing of the year: ~
-, ISL s,iSSS5s2S;ao sel: s2,5S,z
T E,s s S'os 500 i5i5o S l557sS5Si
223sCla sl5e5os355i s29 ~
Price oigod......... ia 10 IL .
The following shows the imports of foreign dry
goods and general merchandise at the port of New
York for the week ending Sept 10, and since the
beginning of the year;
s:. 2; 4 @ s5s5 ' s:$:5j 's sS3:i5s
r ] as55ss a f2s55ie9 ssS55isS5tss
sres Jan 1......s277oISsOO s82G 29IO58 s297sO52os
The following are the dry goods imports includ cd
IN the above for the same period:
F a.. a3t 1906 ' i5555 '5 55i55ss
jan. 4
Thrown uarSet.... S9O7O,il9 lOs49S5s4 9b5oo4I4
The exports of specie for the week ending Sept.
% were as follows:
Total for To- S50044S
Previously reported 59o1'4fo
Total since jan l.
The following is comparative statement OF the
export of )ecie for p years from the port of New
York to foreign ports, from Jan. to Sept 20, 1873
and for the corresponding period of the undernoted