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seAr Clara Smith. Rockport for New YORK. With stons
sshS Onward. Daily. Bangor for sspdy Hsok. with
sshf 8SsS Issps. Has canAsa NJ Ss~ Yea. Win
sshI kStsss, fsnntsss.. Lanes Cove tor Nsw'sos,
sSh l;,I EsSsP HsiRs East o.mA.. for New York.
sShr Geo Ferguson Ferguson, Beass1ur New York.
sehI Ruth Eeesedon. Levin Reaknsa for New YORK.
schI sssysps ksndsn Bangor for new York. with
sshr Edward EyIsE Sheppard Hockport for New
sehr z E stimpson, Randall, Portland for New York.
schr Hyae oliver, Bangor for Kew York. with lumber
schr Nail MeIri Gardiner for New York. with lumber
sshr Union, Norton, Rockland for New YORK, with lime
sshr SnDad. Perry. Rockand for NewYork. with lime
SEN 4ssSsni. Airsy. Rocll.nd for New York with
schr Lake Rogers Rockisnd for New York, with lime
schr Uncle yos Smith, Portland for New York, with
v hahE S. Rook.nd for New York
schs AlPu% Rich. Bath for New YORK. with lumber to
schr Henry Hallock. Haliock. Newport for New
schr Trustum Dickens Mitchell. Providence for New
sGhr sallie Charree. Trefethen, Taunton for New
i5se % Ssx ESs
s s% % sy aG or New York.
ec fs New ySr
schr Cynthia Jane Gardiner, Fall River ps New York
sSsse 1fsnia Ssy
SSdES m sGl@s s s sr NV NV g
sssr es e.
schr 3 4 Brasos, smith, Providence iqr New York.
Gei ss s sss Y sI new Yo
schr 01er, Fleming. Providence for New York
L schr Aida Allen, Newport for New York.
Steamer Doris, Young Providence TOR new York. with
mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST.
Brig Lucy IBG, Irving, New York for 81 Johns. NF.
schr John Lozier Linden. Hoboken for Taunton.
s schr Isabella smith New York for Mofnn
eSr for sor Sna0n
schr Gustie wilson, Jones' New York for Salem.
schr Onward, Wheeler. New York for Connecticut
schr Kate Mclean Haock, Hoboken for WEXFORD.
sS ch rharS dRingsam HSboksn for Ir9yidence
schr - Rhodes. Greed, New York for Oastlne 1
shr eans s Green New York for Fall River
sehr GnSar corwin Port Johnson for New Haven
schr Daniel Norris Manson, New York for New Ha-
Schr EQUAL, Brady, New York for ThOmaston.
schr Eonotain Chase New York for Fall River re-
0RRe s% YsT YSTA sS fer Eson
n schr Louisa Francis, Winchester, New York for New
schr George Pierce, Kelley, New York for Salem.
ford. ~
ssehro Acksn. Mead, New York for Stamford
Steamer Fl Ga smith, New YORK for Norwic cha0"
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TR0TTJNG AT EoRRIsTowH, PA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July IL, 1871

' PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July H. 1879
- fret for purse Of $1,000 came on today at
Nor ristswn. best three In five, In harness. between
John Ogden's mare Lady Atkinson and Henry 9.
Hibnlr's bOrse Norwood There were 1000 specta-
ters The lady won. Time, 2:37X-240-2:3Ak
and 2z36k. Norwood took the second heat. =
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Died.

Z KERwAN.-On Friday, July II, MrcHAEL KERwAN,
aged 20 years, Q native Of the parish OF Gloon,
county Leitrim. Ireland. 80 4, ~. -,
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral on Sunday, July Is, at one
O'Clock, from 38l East Thtrry-sec0nd street. $3.50
VARNUM.-On Friday, July IL, HELEN TAYLOR
L. Taylor. OF .h b9l-f14 AEaf
[F0r other Deaths Gee Sir.h Page]
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1llEeaAn TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

m ST. PETERSBURG, July II, 1873
1t is stated that the Khivan expeditonary force
under command OF General Kaufman will return
to Tashkend about the middle OF August.
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MURDERED NEGRO.

RICHMOND, Va, July II, 1873.
George Bell, negro, was found murdered near
Chuckatuck, Nansemond county, yesterday He
had been shot five times. There Ia no clue to the
discovery OF the perpetrators.
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THE SHAH.
HyEieuto Alarm Of His HtRhnsss-Hh Hhwels
Yearn for TshsraA. 90 g soan
7tlfesAms TO THE new YORK HERALD.

n .Il,1 VIENNA, Juy II, 1873.
In consequence Of reports OF the prevalence OF
cholera in Vienna having reached the ears OF the
Shah OF Persia 1t Is probable that His Majesty will
return 70 Teneran without Visiting this city. see
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PAPER MILLS AND BAG FACTORY IN ASHES
srRINeFIELD, Mass, July 1

SrRrNGFIELD, Mass, July IL, 1873.
Cushman Brothers Manila paper mills and bag
mandatory at North Amherst were entirely de.
stroyed by fire last night. Loss $4,000 Insurance
$50, 600. Twenty-Five hands are thrown out Of EN-.
plOyment.
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RAILROAD COLLISION.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. suly II, 1873.
Two passenger trains on the Miami Railroad
collded to-day near Fosters. One Of the engineers
was pretty badly hurt. No other person was In.
juyed, rr. .. q.
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AN AILEoE.p PoReER IN PITTsBURa
PITTsBURe, Pa. JuIy n. rs

PiTTsBuRe Pa, July II, 1873.
G.. G. Fuerts, tile .NIeged forger arrived here
froln harrisburg to-day IN charge OF detectives
and was Iock ell for a u S<rm9
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The shah OF Persia has conferree decoration on
M. Bunet, President Of the National Assembly
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ARRIVALS.
RYPoRFED ~ THE HERALD STEAM YACHTs AN
HRRALp MHrrIeroNl TRLnaRArH LINE. II

RIP0RTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wnrTHSroNB TELEGRAPH LINE N
mdse and passensers to Henderson Bro. Had strong
gns' 81 hi IS with ss rG% hs
hence Tor Liverpool h lat Ion a. passed schr Hen
ss SsIt S1snS s:s :s%f %; ss5
miles es 81 dsisn stssmship do; as miles east Of
90 Drs%Sn Ksn;g DO o. Inn.
~ southampton, with mdss and passengers to oeI
q yis TsI,i.i SSy with %dse and ii passengers TO
s.Ssr c PGS
stssmship Fsnit., Dosne, Philadelphia, with mdse to
Ship Warrington, Chase, Liverpool June !, with mdse
Sss L @sHf3a saz c. ca Is
os Sieuss:sr, had ken rs qdStsl, q ass III well
sssa aeq J:S
S.ri w, e., mo,S s e. TuSs Newcastle
s.Ii P.sis &SI 5Onn.s. Hamburg " days. with
Bark kctS sCr Olsen Hamburg 20 days. with mds'
BARK csriS, jayne, St croiz JUNG 10 with sugar to
HsnorS Co. HS on Care Hsnopsn Spoke barb
,ssss IA r5s ESSs 3 days. with naval
schr narinda Hardy. Norfolk.
Scnr Helen basDr0uck, bopeY, Alcxandr1a
Schr W N kveritt, Thayer GEORGETOWN, DC, for Hud-
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Yarf Ssisss sos sSnss fdss hsv'n '0'
Prs MesSilSysry subb' Rockland for New YORK;
70 s vsd s5s Ms for New York.
ssSl Lazy AasSls 3f%.s;ons, Bangor for New York.
wn a %% 70 70, with
lumber 10 Moe, Cole a Benson.
schI Sarah Bsecock, Babcock, Greenwich for New
York with stone 10 order.
schr Atlanta HodgdOn, Rockland for New York, with
lime to J Brown.
schr Alamo, Thompson, NachIas Cor New York with
lumbar " simpson ClappI
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CENTRAL ASIA.

The Russian Expedition After the Conquest Of
~ Khiva. -l H., .
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No1r tx rdst zee %xp Point Ssrks SssaS
ss:.s % S;Es
S Gsss: d sns sssn; Mass Hall Burgess Boston,
sailsd.BaEks angelica belfast Il scotand, so Edn
SEHRaEE Pr; arrived o,oD. n.rrsl Portland.
.,BXTH,, July 5-Afrived. schr Window Morse, oivep
ArrysS en- scsr sers,s Morrow Nichols ssysnnsS
peso%sc 81 Dss 10y dS DO rusr S'D'
&c. se1as w.o :s aeS Ens
sCn, Mysrpsol. "a ...-,,.,. 80. ..,.,.S,,.
;ses .'s!sss
bethPort - - -.
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rs SsS s EsS S: :ssl: b.n,s
hsTshSn hssSs philaSePn,s ae.sn Sesrls MsTbS,
'",, 80. D.s" ..s.
AsH 95 cSt and MARKET .sSl 4,
G Sisss ss ,'sy s,5.;s Aa brig Dh.
BOUT ss S1Sss July sAFriv'd ''hr v ounmns+
s%ss sRa ssssaR 44ss Avs' Allen '
nf NJ. M.Yg osk Rq M.s
HTyes Baltimore Tyler Borden White Wing Gram
HslELS Ss SDS HisSf Diamond, Godsmith New 9crE;
ASsssa GRsss.:s :, says. Johnson cnss.o
ton; Mel Jalis 4 lloyd, SaaTss New !orI ' MONS.
JAcSs0NvIiLE July sTCIesred. sshTs Florida. on
York. os 's-' wv
ss sehr KSse rSse MsT Y g
mas ss 80, ..,. n-...... ,.,,
o&sss:!sa ,'a, 'shr Prescott n.sslslns' Mcdonald
kins New YORK. -'-'''' NS'.ss'' NM -1A'As' Ap
AG ny EysSSn r seSr Hm Ed
wSTds,, Chamber rain, fhiisdelpbis. '.''''
Ms5sss. s. Jssgo Nssea ko.tSn
City Il dallas 'A.''1 ''s-a'DD' un'A'A ana
Nm July s-Arrved schr Henry Wood creb
~ NV ssv sSSFosp July e-ssiled .snrs Lsn.r.,n.,
York; ,
sss 81 new H5Et tn sas 40
sailed-schrs VIM Gapes. Kelly, Boston for New York;
Ess s ssSS
new E %ns white ana eal pseri iSs
ksRzS GSSlsish Fan River for DO; susan bishop New
burg; Eliza Hamilton New York for Norwich; Capitol
a Candy Fort Johnson Sh%'s o'sa sem Asad'ns Nh :"
July M-1rriyed, schrs Mary Tyicf, Hunter, rom
nsc ssGy BBr:S ts.
eo a SsyJ sss aK
m sas,s 3D. Success. olsou Now York, ,en,.
eidsssiesys shsiss do Essdins <. dandy %;
FoKT SGExKEtY, July Sailed, ship Canada. Han
PENSACOLA, July 7-Arrived brig John " HUM
PHff1bEEfHIA July lo-Arrty.d. bark Arizona, CO.
nsSns f aTes s psy
s:!s s;s Ssssis @
bl SISsIia-nr,. u0,.n ! aon VAN ..,--
SSy HSrS
Lloyd and cady. Hail Boston: Hector, hissins
sf steamships esnhs. Mills. Boston Mary,
R Rs pipkaS% ssraees; lyndon Hys5d wiHa:
Cleared-stesmship Rattlesnake P,erce Boston ship
S ass acc
is 5 jGss h,aSssEa;
S.s si. MAN
vel, Ghelses
Brags. New York,
rgcaibo, Henley. Philadelphia; Casco Lodge, Pierce,
New York
IVtn-Suea red schrs VIM Arthur, McDu9ee BalttmoreS
Nf Es5 5STf ,nv $500, ~. s..,,....s
Roobins Pensaeoia; schrs George W Whtford. Henry,
f0oce; JOSIAH Farnham, Baltimore; Mer.
ce o Dsxd ss.fy ws5 and ESs
saie9-Scnrs = Cabada, swain, Phfedelpha Shep-
ard Mount Young; julia Ann Howell; John Crock;
S rSiem Mar w1ra E1ceiSor besnaegrons
aud I ~ hn St S NSw roIKs ,,.s nv
AZ te head OF Long aand SOUND llth, I'M schrs Johp
M Els h MSSa from wEdsabstnTort SE providenSs
y9Snt IL nT TeSu N err. ..
p,;t yuy lo1Saned scnrs James farker 5fs
hAeiy: Ms H hearh herman, ana Thomas Cannis
H9nmtoS1l rev YORK -ltl. n
= hIShM OND july lu-Arr1ved, eteamshtp Wyanokos
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BELOW,

Bark Tucker, Larrabee, from Matanzas IL days Ny
pilot boat Ariel Patterson, No l9. $3.50
Brig Lola, from Minatllan y pilot boat Ariel Patter
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SAILED.

Steamship Ellen Terry, for Newbern; barks A
vinge Nor). Pcnarth Roads Kennedy. Bremen;
Constantinople schr Gerent Br, Santos via Richmond
Wind at sunset NV fresh ttfrt
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BISMARCK.

ne German Chanesll~ to Rsdga the pYuHian
Il rremiership.
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Marine Disasters.

Marine Disasters. =
srrAMsnls wEYsossEr Potter reported 10Th az coming
e ' J R On tn s ss @
was detective and that only three knots hour could
IspsiIs Der cargo goes sor~srd On &c
sass:
81 about S Ss sS00ay 9Th inst in distress
e: iii ss sss az SS.Ss #
ing any injury.
in saa hS sss, sssu s1sS s ssS SHs
Newburyport to the wharf Of sumner swascy 4 Cur.
sSs 5a na '9 wh sss
little damage. She was got Off on the evening tide
Cape Porposs Me- has tos ioss sails and rig s.
s%s saved She was 5y sRaen s%h
INSURED the Gloucester Mutual Fishing Insurance
and Doris Of the Providence line were coming down the
T ana wnf had eG S s IN
latter sustained no apparent damage. a.
Notice to Mariners. .,
ArRroA-wHsf coAsrsrATE o. TIE SENEGAL BAR ON APRIL
On Apr the .ns rive, q
ale These s.Gfs torn two Essse,ons along the Bar
% sa'2S s Ssns
VIII tSs Re ss
watn me eeP us ABOUT Knots with
sss %Sds s the x.rens de Gran.
ssps q. g q % s h
ssass sS'Hs @ s'R
isss ysssr summit. q ssls BANK 2' srs
Bearings magnetic Variation, 70 degrees westerly IN
q NR r. Of sssss' ss
,ouI; Photographic ONCE Washington. c. July q
Whalcmen. t-s.f tc
Ship HSrsnsS Barnes Of me- was q Guam March
to erulss "a Black Roci and thence to Tie Arctic.
nee lssviSs Esys WI and ' SS
TYNE afs s o taken $50 SOs sp oil last 'D and
H.y fS ssyss ,.ssa IS NJ III
and 5000 lbs bone last cruise Orezette ground75 sp
ss Th f BAKER ThBsRs at msuus NAV o.
having repaired, and would be ready for sea in few
sHG Dss3'ss s Fl u !: We
ii of SB was Maize May 10 with
ship nsrtmcrtn tsIl Elsdsn, from San Francisco for
y: KassS fssi1 Wanna New YORK. Is before
Bari Ephch Carpenter, from Lsith for San Francisco
BAL sstsys SeD rom Boston for Hamburg. July q
k6sscS nom Porto Rico for New Haven. July 8
nom crSl. g. New Hsyen July lat
ST. rom London for bss June 20 la,
s, ,ssS .sns for New YORK;
Foreign Ports.
ANyIEa, May l7Passed ship Matchess Josselyn. from
xSIEuIco June isArrived previous, ship Prvasoer
x k..ss.Ss f .: JUN. gss.isa brig. Mary sD Eor,s.
geI Ys: Hshiss S POWER i ioi ashiaS; Regina sr,
Tivis.OS.. JgIy 10 9 PM-sailed. steamship Gaelic
Ncsrn srssxY, CD, July s--Arnved. bark Carbon,
ficroG, rs July loArrved, bark cloiildo, Miller Bos
Arriyea yh, ba,ks Undo Br,. Green Savannah; rmo.
Arrived iith ssamship Java tSr), Martyr, New Yorh
R,o JAsfI.o, May %nIn port bark X Maggie Hugo.
Hs .chI
s. Jess Me- July Starved schr Annie currief r)'
Cleared sS, stssmshp sc9painsyisn Egr, Harvey ,S;
SSassso s RssSia:sS 81! New YORK s.u c,' "'
s new % 81. po5 Nellie
American Ports.
ExXMSPEE ss. suly pArrvod 'cn -Four Sisters
ssied-schrs Al Butler, Boston; VIM coyer, New
Lohdoni HcrscheL New York. ~,
yer, and Moses Williamson Lake Alexandria "; Flo
renee Newell, Lattimer and Alfred Keen, fillsbury
Philadelphia; Rachel Vanneman, Brewer; Anthea God
| frey, Shaw; A Danenhower Grace; y Mccarthy
Hall Wade; Port johnson Apnlet Wade Trenton NJ
Sysos 81 o SSnnSss
| Chisholm Port az Prince; Pomona Roberts pHayM
| Tyler, Baltimore Lewis Smith, Brown. GEORGETOWN.
saied-stcamcr Linda; barks Oiuf and Chanuclecr
brig 2escue
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OCEAN STEAMERS
OMce.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW. YORK FOB TIE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST su.
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Imper1alist Honor TO . French states-
man.
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raR CITY HAls CAPTURED.
ShsriR BrmAAn 1eisss the 0ov@noras Boom and
"a III Paintings and Relics for . Debt
Which Comptroller Green Refuses to .o
Pay-The Bow About the Salaries
a Of tho Civil Justiess-The
Dead Statesmen and Sol
3 diers Speaking from ,g,
Tbei~ Frornas .,f rlaIfu

The portraits In the Governors Room haze long
been honored by the citizens OF New YORK. Some
of the most noble nen who have given their lives
and brains to the service Of the Republic are en-
shrined on canvas in the City Hah. Yesterday
these portraits were exposed TO a,chance OF being
auctioned fora DEBT which Comptrole Green re-
fused to pay to Civil Justice. at the Courtin Fifty
seventh street. named McGutre. The sum Of
money for which the city Ii indebted TO Justice
Mcclure is $14.SlS 49, For this debt the Oil paint
ings In the Governors Room at the City
Hall were seized three days. ago by virtue
OF an order nom the Sheriff Of this city.
Among the portraits are those Of WilliamM Marcy,
Silas Wright, Commodore stephen Decatur, who
knocked. Algicrs into cooked nat; Winfield Scott,
the hero OF the Mexican war; George Washington,
painted from life by Trumbull, and valued at
$4,000; william H Seward, with blonde hair and
face as he looked twenty years ago, and In dress
coat; George b. Mcclellan, mounted and spurred
Governor Throop, Governor John A. King, Of tenn
perance fame, and NUMBER OF other public men,
among whom are De Witt Clinton, John I. Hon-
man and some fifty others, whose names are IKE
household words in the memory OF the American
people.
To add to the disgrace Of the city there is in q
corner OF the Governors Room glass case, about
ten feet high. In this glass there seven or
eight nags with the magical names Of Cherubusco,
MOlinO del Rey, Garlta de Been, Buena Vista,
Contreras and Vera Cruz embazoned on the rag
ged silken folds Also standing outside Of this
glass case Is pole bearing few fragments Of the
once proud battle nag Of the Forty-seventh New
York infantry; and near the window fronting on
the City Hall PARK is large military desk OF rose
wood bearing the inscription
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8 WASHINGTON'S WRITING DESK-1.s9.
These sacred relics and valued paintings are to
be sold on Tuesday, July IL, to satisfy lawful
judgment against the city for Civil Justices sal
ary The paintings in the Governors Room are
valued as works OF art, at about one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars but their loss to the State
would be Infinitely greater. The City Hall and the
new Court House have numerous letter paper
documents in type pasted on pillar, facade and
doorway to the following etfect:-
sHERIFF's SALE.
BY virtue certain writ of execution to directed
and delivered, win expose TO sale at public vendue on
the forenoon, the Governors Room In the City Hail.
large quantity Of valuable oil paintings, &c.
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, Sheriff.
JOEL O. STEVENS, Under Sheriff.
4
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The Place to get Your Sugar,
Il Pounds Brown Sugar Tor 800.
II New Orleans Sugar for sl.00.
White Coffee for LOO.
r J. SbiYTH,
,,u1u Corner Narket and Quincy streets
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baltimore Cattle Market.
THURSDAY, September -, Isl

THURSDAY, September ID, 1915
BEEF CATTLE-The arrivals Of
Cattle have been about equal to the
demand this week, but the quality will
not quite average up to last weeks re-
ceipts; there were some as good top"
but fewer of them, while the common
were more scarce, medium grades COM
prising much the largest part Of the re-
ceipts. There was little or no activity
Al any time, at least in the retail trade,
though at one time there was come
little in the wholesale msrket-quota-
tions of the medium grades may be
marked shade lower than last week.
About 200 head went East without be-
ing offered on our market
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged
as follows: Best Beeves at IS 1906 SO;
that generally rated first quality 4 u
5 10; medium or good fair quality 3 g.
IA IL: ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
Cows 5 OO63 60; inferior aud lowest
grades OF Cattle 0 00@0 00-general
average of the market to-day 90 eI-
IRENE range Of prices 3 o086 50. Most
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of the sales were from 4 II to S 25 per
100 lbs. Ofthe reeeipts 4S9 head came
rom Ohio, 374 from Virginia, 1907
from West Virginia, 65 from Maryland,
ll9 from Missouri, and Ga from lndl-
ana-total receipts for the week 2,l7S
bead, against 2,lST last week, and
2,479 head came time last year. Ofthe
offerings | ,lS4 head were taken by Bal.
timore butchers, 63 head sold to Wash
ington city and country dealers, 426 to
Yorl, county pa dealers, and llS
TO Eastern speculators-total sales for
tbe week 1856 head, against 1908 last
week, and 22l6 head same time last
year. o ~,
ceipts of sheep this week were quite
full, even in excess OF last week, but OF
the number none can be considered
extra, while there are but few that can
be even claseed as fair. Good sheep
are wanted, and will readily command
top prices. Lambs are in demand also
at good prices, as ALEC good open wool
stock sheep. There has been but lit
tie Eastern demand during the week.
We quote sheepat 43@5i cents per ID
gross. Stock sheep S2@4 per head.
Lambs s2@4 per head. Receipts this
week GALS head, against 5l4j last week
and 1892 head the same time last year.
HOGS-The receipts have been fair
this week, but not quite up to the mum.
Der reported last week. The demand
has also been tolerably good; prices
have in consequence advanced Q irac.
ton, the figures being &c per pound
higher than last week. At present
prospects are fair for continuance OF
our recorded quotations at least for
few days, unless unexpected receipts in
the meantime should come On the mar.
ket. We now quote the best corn-ed
Hogs at S. 1907 % per 100 pounds
net. Receipts this week 1911 head
against S,4S7 last week and 9,0l6 head
same time last year.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money MARKET.

NEW YORK, September ID.
There was en- improved feeling il
financial circles o.day, especially to-
wards the close. 1t now looks as if the
weak spots have been eradicatcd and
there is every reason to expect better
condition OF affairs in the future.
Money was easy on call to day and the
business was about equally divided be-
tween 6 and 7 per cent. At the close
there were some few loans at 5 per cent,
Foreign exchange was quiet aud firm
a. l0Ss@l0S4 for prime bankers sixty
days sterling and l09!@lO9l for sight
Gold was easy and lower, declining
from lll5 to III. The closing bust
ness was at liz. The Assistant Treas
ursr to-day paid out $4,000 on &C
count Of interest aud $3.50 in redemp'
ton o! $40 bonds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-16
BANKRUPT NOTICE.

DIsTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
IL States, for the District OF West Virginia,
IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN the matter OF George W. Alexander.
bankrupt.
DISTRICT or WEI EIRGISiA, b:
A warrant In Bankruptcy has been Isued
by said Court against the estate OF Geo. W.
Alexander, OF the County Of Wood, State Of
West Virginia, IN said District, who has
been duly adjudged . Bankrupt upon petit.
ton Of his creditors, and the payments Of
any debts, and the delivery Of any property
belonging 10 said Bankrupt, TO him or 10
his Use, and the transfer ofsny property by
him, are prohibited by Law. An adjourned
meeting OF the creditors Of said Bankrupt, 70
prove their debts and choose one or Inoys
Assignee OF MS estste, will be held st a
Court OF Bankruptcy, 10 be holden al Park
ersburg. In ssid District, on tho It'll day OF
October, A. D., 1879, az O'Clock p. NJ. o.
the ONCE OF Walter 3. Sands, Esq., before
George d Caldwell, ESQ, ons OF the Regis
tiers In Bankruptcy Of said District.
signed HEDGKMAN SLACK.
U. 3. Aarshsl OF aid District Ne-sengsI
Eep,G
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-16
zvE9R SALE.
Valuable Coal Property Eor
NH ,ts. SNIR. ts-.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned wishes to sell lin
whole or In party that portion OF coal now
acres. located along the Ohio river about
one-third of mile north Of the city limits,
together with one acre OF surface At the en-
rance on the aide nearest the river, and
three acres Of surface around the other en-.
viii vary from S feet 6 inches to 2 feet in
(inpth, and could be conveniently shipped
by means Of the county road, or by the p.
W. q K. II. r., as the entrance on the river
side Is not 300 feet from either.
the above win be sold on reasonable
terms. or exchanged for good town prop
erty. ..- S.. .sas---.. ..-