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The sun., 1873-10-08
MtAro GrInr ron 4r.c,oH5.
.iHrpnv ENltirg tho Co-npcrl. .ioa OF an
A- 10 L-r. Mn--- ~ L-1-r.n-L L.n.

.uHirHuV INlfirg the Co-nprrn 'ioa OF AL
Nto are Oppu~"d to tlfraD Son.
THE rmuaut Gou.ru Committee mot
t,,cuirr. Au"ug tp,.l woge ito Hon John
g. le. g.. 4 %. Abr sa.i 70 IlH- a.r. .'.1-
Er.s-t.tu Fox, h,.r... .-.y aul Cnll.or. A.. IA
l.tu.u Campbell, D. .r1-. Haycs CraN, G. r.aors
Young arl Wul,ri.n. Iu.'.ros Koch. Fowler.
and Gl'r1, Police .s,..ps Lcdv.th auI shaal-
I,y. cx-AlG,rmcn .l-h, Croker, and Plum
.vtt. Aldermen Flna.Au. i.- '.lt, aud A.r r.
f,.y. Che 10 ,r. william G.. Conner. G.u. . iIu.ll.
.rd Col. Th.n.- Dutip.
MIR. Klius Hatch ami ,N-Tolicc Comml.-..acr
Thomas J. Barr were el cod members OF the
General Committee.
II was resolved Co. n Ia primaries ou Thur-day
evening for the election OF d -lelutcs 70 the J.-
dietary, County, Senatorial and Assembly Con.
yentlon'. The call invites all Democrats and all
others who are opposed to Capitalization Of
power and favor an honest and economical city
Government to participate. The Judiciary Com
Veutiun II 10 be held on saturday, the uunty
Convention on Monday next, the Senttori II Con-
Nentlons ON the lOta inst. and the Assembly
Conventions ou the 3lth inst
CA motion II the Hon. John Kelly the follow
lng were adopted
s"niet fortNe surag-. Il The people STATE ick of
ma ked soii aud uu x, ptoAabc clara tcf, an has
DE- seaulne -r AMI true pric.pas " the Democratic
Esol-cf That We recornire with lively sa-l.f,ction
the zeal aud prn ptu'sS Ia hliSh the st tUuVru
ton repulaied lisaoue' y and corruption itiu tie
party ne ludicioHs ca ana wise obstruction eIer.
ced by Il ~ the electon - ts cAddatrs ant ha AS
the indications of re ID str myth aud coming
~ tie clesrnes certainly, ana Vigur With vnch the
paform declare, ths d'ctrncs prnriples and Of
nc peinQ,rtuc narty aud We hereby pledge 10 both
ticket sad platform our active hearty sad enthusiastic
support.
H,,oHtd, That The ,Nlmrle of wisdom and Judgment
exercised by the Convention IN the eecuon OF the STATE
trhtt tnmutA3- ahd 81 frCclArt rE'hu uus ulii alon
of tbs tniIauoI to the END that capable honest
ard h'tntul men worthy Of TIE prou uf all Demo
crats ANA good ctzeus msy 0e u4A.td 40 ca.dlGatcs
for luta. uflrt4.
E~0.rsi, That We cordially and heartily invite all
Democrat voter, how ever ucA tl dlu from
u- ucal Issues, and hl others Who tp row 4Gd
ready ua tam the princi pl's objects st form
tnl platform, To tnhr ahd cooperate with 10 ia the
support VI the ticket and form, and 90 JOIN the
20 nphiut victory o. the p,mJtrltlc parry 10 thu
L an LL-aLL- 4 IA
The sun., 1873-10-08

In the examination Of Rudolph kessler yes
'r-dNy on ctar-rot stealing bonds from the Brooklyn
Com4uol.rs office, Theodore Rch, Deputy Comp
tr Her, tc-ted tu-t ~ b, ptoLrr oij he gave kcsslcr
h'rds toT c4lcclat,ou, aat Lat the r~ord Of the
cancellation ls VA kcfsl'rs hnndHrring IN the cancel
launu t1os he gdlc " ccurted the bonds before
save th .u 10 un, ,ud Nos. f'J and 80 W,r' among
them. ma uuttui lu 10 IA 'hC poul REGISTER, hut
sowr one u1' att.Nv'ci 10 erase tDc c"lry' dout
tum. ,.r Schroeder testified that he accused Kcs..
lei Of tf.l.ns tH tuul. uAt ker-tr d'ut-d ~, and
aHd d. "lr "a thiuE thft an Hpouslbl8 Tor ur
uohHt Will ul uiu 1 uNaLd dy you Tor tht "a. kalhu
thau ur arrested Wul pay .uu tJjJJ lOT thcu."
The sun., 1873-10-08

In the Produce TX hangc the volume ~ bust
nees has greatly rreased since the p9Lc. The grain
receipts W.tlm week have neen larger hY ini hon
busA 10 than ever before Ike time anu the dealing
members say that there is now 10 serious block any
where. They are aule to effect exchange without
trouble serious enough TO ret-rd foreign shipment and
CONT lrauyoy small proportion ouy VI this enormous
grain arrival Ia gung into warehouses The total guam
ttY lresdHtLls la transit and tt al the In pOr
points ul ne uuuall"u II ch Aico at lNthy-rtNcn mi
Ol uusirls ssA.H WENT NF' ull louH iui the same
D" .ud U4t and the export 'arHt from Atllu
Ir porte hove been between thite aud four M hon.
lhr ittlur Change fIOs- a well 'll ruluIuttU re-
coy from the rtuIfs urptttrlunt and hu-ue-- lE
uIN u-uulus ifs unrlal iunr, fine Ieauus prouu, e.
ustrs shippers aud handlers say th there are no Iu
4 Nu7 Iar,utr financial nirtuTHait' li thelF
a.Ch ,f trace. tuui tL"t hos been Almost wholly
rhtor 3d. aud hose MO fr sutruvi now o. 4
i ul- lHs uLstul ru, .Ad vita CNcry prospect ul a
ptosp .Iu.a season brtuie them.
The sun., 1873-10-08
A Procession of rurrlc- nud Frogs.

For some days past the weather had
been dry, and the ponds en- the prairie failed in
water. The turtles and frogs that had neen
living In the N unity uf one of these stood II for
day or two, Dut It hnally became TOO dry for
frog,, aud they decided ~ migrate. The near
distant, and 10 this the turtles and frogs started
IN solitary procession, the turtles in advance,
sagaciuusly plotting the way, ana the frols bring
ing up the rear, with their deep bass and shrlil
tenor cries: "GO it!' eco III" "MDterl'
"Waterw The procession stretched out over
the prairie a quarter OF a mile long and steadily
marched to the goal, when such roNcking
scene as onsued can be better imagined than
described.
The sun., 1873-10-08

NFw YoRR. TUESDAY, Oct. There were no
oht tnss Of toeyo- anu no sales. The demand for
dressed beef Waahngton MarArt was lair at 5s.9c
g.. f.r Texan. AMI 81 Gsiic. for native.
Arrivals Of sheen and auNq we're f9 ears, or 260a
h",d. IN. market was hrn ard ftracy al Gh@B'ic v
r. for lambs. gnd ttafi isc. TO- sheen.
Receipts OF hogs we're - carr. or iJi head The de-
u ,ud was trcnt for both lFr aul cr .sci hogs. Tho
r'u"r woe quoted at 5...lts.. D., win c1r OF
nhio-, 10 ~. average sod 10 ttc and thr latter
closed az "a .c. .. for hca,J ~ Aslt Nc As, NItn
The sun., 1873-10-08

Yesterday morning Cortlandt 4, Sprnrua WIS
arralrncd before Jud se Moore, The Clerk sald on
are indicted for grand larceny anu embe12lemcut.'
Mr.. Barnald-Well, W. plead not guilty. Tho 0rst
count Of the indictment seems TO onhrnc" hundred
ufrrent offences. On which VIII the District Attorney
proceed 0rst2
Mr, Brtton-I propose to try the inicmnsnt as tho
care IN made, | am reauy.
The Case " as set down for Oct N.
The sun., 1873-10-08

Tho woman found drowned at Guttenburg
D., was yesterday nenuned 40 Mrs. Caroline sherman
Of J6 street, wire of Capt sherman Of the
steamer Sleepy Ilol OV Mrs Sherman and her GRu gle
Ter, Mrs Enlua ssll', were htng ruWtd across tlc
Hudson On Suuuay u.t ruus - :. II. Leaders,
tow oi canal boats tan them down and shlvercd The
boat, The Caual boat uiea rcsCdtd Mrs. halfs and
IT, udcrs, but Mrs. Sherman sank, Nhcu Coroner Par
Oe learned the circumstances hc de. dci II uuu Cr-ty
to jld Inquest, and aut triIed tho removal Of lAt
Tclualns tO TINS City tor lntcrueut.
The sun., 1873-10-08
Raj for the Addiiou, Division, aud silence
Thieves.

I'm the New Jersey Constitutional Commission
meeting yesterday, an amendment was submitted rr
quirug every member ~ the s'r1'o ana General As.
srnby Jofoo he enters upon The discharge Of hls duty
to swear arm, addition to The usual oatn, tina;
he has not paid, or contributed or promised TO con
tubuto thiu Ia the nature uf hTbc to COrrupty
influence any vote by which Ar was eject member ,
and that hu VIII not accept WIZ pemh"r directly or
udlrecty any money or valuable thtlg Ou any curp1-
ration, company or person for any vote or lnluouee
on any hll act, or resolution,
A other arndnent provides that during the tern ot
the Office OF The Gov he shall not be elected ANY
uA,, under the United States or state Government.
The sun., 1873-10-08
Ncw YORK Markets.

TUESDAY, Oct 1.--FLOUH ANp hEAr-The
market after period ut considerable IrrAslUu 4NOAs
struDluotE lntaiuu grades and good gcue-
raj dema nj. shippers have bought only modara,eb
because freight room has bean scarce but there
ullg 0h In receipts at all points. To-day nour more
active for shnng grades out trade b anus and winter
Western and SOU hru quiet; sula rAne higher. lSe
nour unat.rcd nucawheat hour lluucr; safes at -
Qt4.2a v 100 rs Corn meal dull. We qnote. IN, ar
No. !, bhl. tltst1A; snprrtne state ana Western.
btL, S.iVNsty,SJ. S1tta s.-le a,...4 s,O Western
The sun., 1873-10-08

GHocrRiFs-There has been decline IN coffee tho
past week, at 1t gave only momen9ry IMPULSE to
tuhntes. Rice las been stcacy Tor foreign hut unset
ted for domestic a between old and new crop Moas-
-cs very dun Sugars have shown pretty uniform
dee line, without leading to briin'ts. We quote:
S.iice Jaws, Aef5c. laguayIs, 2ls2e and RIO,
2hG2hc., gold. Rice kAngoon, 2fc gold. In bond,
and 6H@ohc. currency, duty pail Carolina s6o4c.
Molasscs-Porto REQ. a2GcOc.; Cuba muscOyado. Oa
re; New Orleans, GkaO' Suglrs-Fair to gCoi renn
Ing cuba 1N@sc.; grocery do, sk@ssc.; centrifue,l.
s'ias',ca renncd tlaitisc. for hsrds, i0alOSc for
s1t ~hite and n. ~, for yeows. To day there was
no done IN coffee, rice, or motftcs Su ars were
dul, IN further reduction pr ces, 10 VIII ch
qrota'ions arc couformct saca 10 hhds. private
,crms, and 30 hNs c'ayc1 ut 7Atgi}.c.
The sun., 1873-10-08

Last evening pretty girl in fun ball costume,
got ou board ho ferry bat Farragut In Brooklyn She
soon com lanod 90 her escort that her feet we're eold
~Id went 10 the steam heating pipes 70 warm them
Ater few minutes she was asked whether tbey wero
any "tflnrl "oh S"s,' Eld she, The pipes are not
very hot. bat Just warm enough to be Pheasant"
rud boy took the nherty to aoubt anu his hand
the heater. Why, n IA as cold stone" Hald he.
feet on cold ron.
The sun., 1873-10-08
LETTERS FROM WORKERS.
THE BREEzE RdISHED OTER THE
SALARY or $1,000 4 TEIR.
Tao Nenero salaries thnt NInny Nlen -.
Ably aud Brains huve to Live Jpor.


T. ne fdJor Of the SHn.
SIN; The communication from Clerk In
rcear to c1pcusc Of living a'trluc my attention, ara
fir as he says isa dicut m tier ~ live on t2p
per auuuu Ia-I,c Wl;h -u. at ou Ga hll his .t}'c
OF lylHs can be much improved upon for the sumo
money. have kent house myself with fanny con-
ssns - MY vif scf two chlrrn, aud glri and llvci
comfortably on 50 porwcck mi dld not have to Duy
licce Of sunday AMI n a-t until Friday.
VIC always enjoyed nearly breakfast and dinrcr nnt
iluo' pay nfiy cents for my lunch aud mako ny
" fe saryc for H. o. t1uk she would have boon co'n
g,cd To- nv supn'y II meet cost only h"'w IN = aud
y er month as tlerNs' does. My object however,
IL not 70 md fauit With his modc of spending hi.
o%y 99 a to to tT Se 'd' & h v nun ca no e Ra ,Gr cqd %
are hundreds Of non IN tis city whose nor is Of greet
possible salaries ( couli mention a srgc retail dry
Week, a9d after many YEAR, service as ~ astS tut
ef MS amount they are compelled to pas arIe macs
ON hire ~ TIE estsbshmcnt end being Of the most
comes many Of hern ischsrged saturday night
eithout m1mcurs warning. know large wholesale
fist man can can Oh, aud Gxu,lng ln proportion
snme,imes unul midnight gettirg no snrpcr money un
e.s hey work after oclock and The s9,ries p,id In
a, Hsan c ,1r2 wv @oSss eSs pf
an employee IN Ills house q uan u lam y. Sho had
been g tle house ior years and rcceyd ~ pr week
N IN. Three ySars Seo ims KIM in he street and he
huusn In tina city where the entry clerks Lave FREE
qrcutlv WORKED unl m1nich during the busy
aud 90 tlf TINE Knew hIu the head entry cicrk,
vss pa : 1l per anuut1, and upon his applying for
q N ~, tu4t thit competent men cuuli Be obtained
iur a. q ret lu.u. know large banking houe In
VAL street whose prophet Lave alR y- stood h'gh
20 tie CuuuunIty ~ thristtus and genfItn.n often
uiscrhS largely TO charitable instfuuuns AMI max.
irF parade Of their gOpdnC-s aud yet they uuY pad
their Ct"l clerk q sh, l.hDu "a their l-iuCes
larger than almost any house in the street. Thauk
h'aNnn they failed. As list IN ttuce viii mention
ur Of runner IN ono Of the lNrsCs banks ln thu
CITY VITO supports large family on tso per annum.
~ 80 gre MY few instances AMONG many hut they
arc tuh .cut Tor examples u th1 erctnarincss Of
N.N " "upuyers. ONK ~ rHk SIFiEREEs.
The sun., 1873-10-08

wAsutNGrON, Oct. THE signal once pre-
dcts for the Middle States northwestery winds, back
iug southwest With clear weather, except the i'm
M, diate middle Atlantic coast, where northery winds
snd cloudy weather may possibly continue ln COuntc-
tiun with toe cyoue InOyng uOrthc1s1aard sonlc dis
ta4ce cue Of Y TX MIA.
The sun., 1873-10-08
4 shorr, the clrrA vho Gc.. $1,000 n Ycar.


SIN; Being an employer, take the llbor'y OF
answering the communications OF clerks under salary
OF te aycar. while acknow lying the truth Of their
statement that it Is am cult TO support family such
salary beg leave to STATE that for the past two years
II has pinchcd most employers 10 pay such salaries.
have been Ia business twenty years, employ six ltris
At from t6n 10 u.SO year. and have had 70 deny
uYstf wnat l would call lu1urcs, but Wat my
c.crks would term nctC-sarirs, In order % rrkH
ctds meet, although / have capital OF 1,uo
engaged la my business, 1hc clerks uf New York
should remember That salaries have not been reduced
since the war time tn't their employers not doing
rds cf the trade they then doing tst the
reduced business 10 done sual pront. can
sure them that instead % ping Tor increase " sii
Hee thy Will have 10 learn, like their employers TO
cut tlngs closer, for. 40 my opinion, rcHsnfs 30
have to reduce the sal rics taey paving uce
Ur number Of teIr crrNs ThC cause - not the mean.
nese OF employer but the fictitious value u real
estate ia ts city cuu-ng hsh rents, aud rapidly diyi
~ the ithttitanis tWo ol1ss'a ony the property
D. .IiUr- forming one, living Itt- of .dieG.s a 4
AONr. of the ufltr clfs f'" rH-. .fE "-', engaged
90 eormc,cii or mhi uiattarus Dus.ntsscs, ~hcthrf
employ rrr ur employee.
conclusion y 900 % %. u4.d clerk RNp p-h.
N'ned inc l.r,us - h I'h' ~ "a n-'r t1u 10 won
NH more % bis Crrt % s.nd of ptf.,ng " cents
lp i.f TO tt if~n Do. s.tlt u ~ crtt-. ~
ns Nt.Hf. rtfI I'. btrl v.rNt wife 900 -fc -.ulI4
hot "At luhGp unth supper time. Az kAPLoYEa.
The sun., 1873-10-08
sINKIAG AAD FINLAcI4L

TO OPERATE SAFELY ~ STOCKS SECURE
" puts % and "tals 10 costing ip 10 gIt. Nu tLIfn.
llaouuy Explanatory clNulrs nailed W +. at B-
L.lL 4 LO.. uAnacLs l1l urlAer-l " MA u. " Y
The sun., 1873-10-08
Dc.,b o,ay yetrrnno1lsIe.

ALEX AspRIA, Va, Oct. 1.-Con modOre viii
lam Janeson, OF tho United states Navy. on the re
tred list, died In this city to-day aged ~ yoars. lie
@Ned faithfully ~ the navy and was Ia several en-
TAgements IN tis War Of 1872. During the lac he
Mas here. suffering with 40 affection Of the eIes
The sun., 1873-10-08

sprire wheat e1trss 81 5oase, 40. double e1trn.. "
etst0' do. winter wheat extras and double cstre.i
sSS cs b.Das s.'ss , eatss4n S ' and
, pRspdsi R,s os tyStS soTesrn y. % men
Western &c. s3.Stst8. o; Br'ndywine &C., t3s@taei.
though more Improvement in The % eSnoft demand for
% sa "d T 6e,.eso go ] % fhe M mare ' r
'ured mcat'. The REGULAR season for slauRht, ring
mas been mainly for the Coni0cni. but for bacon lhp
curd las been mainly ior neivy long clear f9r the
" been declining. To-day. there was agood lphhing
~ tor car "a, u3 cg, ,1ois .h6, .o,s 'rshie
rvvi Of tradc Dressed hogs advanced &c. Lara wsa
T.. pIne western AZ go. Tor S,yonbcr s'sc,; for
n.d mess, hol.. sigsio.l, ucN mess. tltIaiil.3
0Tqs T4s p1mc mns M ncc gDg ,,g %e's ~
y fc s,Syiq iuGi, ir'.,. sr@99tsi prxtra I"df,
moss. i2fIssgs hcrf H1r. now 6bi gs,s Isl ha.ns.
licNled' e m., @slphc.i shoulders, pickl d. 13c.
TO-. SIC: prime city ~. Bacon. long ctir. $50.
e short s,oar rs. smoeed hnn', tysiac, smoked
GrtIy-whcai and corn took sharp downward turr,
by inc Government susr enns ti sa cs of roii ami
hghcr ocean frcirhts 1'yc hls also hccn pressed.
over. wheat and corn recovered portion cf The
mca in essha6Sc cs.o1 6y ne ' arrival | S Of pol rom
5GgsnI 5gsnI,,I 9d,y Mhc Arnsr ena in3rs ag,Me a.
,or NoS, sPrias q sss,lii iF engage Il4ssil q
lois do sIS%siaSf ahi SID Tor wihicf red ohio
white nominal at ti6sti.s. Corn dni sales 0toj
AMI SC for yellow; wnits n6min al c. Oats hrmar:
sales 4GpO bush. AZ 5ic for Oh lnuet. 5 ,6 for new
mixed an0a'. ard ~ pr. for white ahOat. Barley
Sales 5.OD buth. Western al as; Canada and State
quict Rye quiet at 0 for Gar lots; boat loads quoted
NJ F1ae7c.
CorToN-The ma-tc tis bcer duli and irreguir until
yctnday wh a b, ter iiycrp9ol accounts causd con.
Hucf able actN IS for export The rrCrins Ut the
continue to show large falling on from las year the
total since Srptl ~ 10 last night Wcrc only $50 0t
bales against a1hS hl'ca iur s torrcsr ondlng eriod
last year To-day the market for cotton the W
quiet Quotations unC HANGED tgifs tu bales OF which
@ for export S7 for courumpon. and - for spcculn-
uun. In forward deliveries thcrn moderate
business at nnchtrei prices sales sO bales ciofing
at u iG for Octunsr u f5}c. for November II 7tsc
fr December u II %. for Janrary. 7kc. for Fehru
afy, AMI i3 Lie. for Marrr. The Liverpool market
The sun., 1873-10-08

Tho old stvle Of Elastic Truss " is stil ad-
trrfstd, aud probably used 20 some extent hu rpmr
rot L, fc kupturoB u 10 batter aud cheaper. Ite
,3, al ~ broadway lido,
The sun., 1873-10-08

Severe snow Storm in Delaware County.
KIsOsTos, N. " Oct. THE weather has
been very cold hero today The tho New York,
Kingston ana syracuse Railroad coming from Delaware
county were covered with snow, A snow storm began
there atA o'clock this morntnz and coutnueo nearly
all aaY About etsht lhShesVf snow are 'eported TO
have fallen
The sun., 1873-10-08
, VERY SERIOUS DANGER.
.,,,ir,a IHtT ntr PEING OK AZ
JNUiIN var.
..,,.,co,d oa,hro'l. at 'iionc'o'a Indian.
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r0 'Ur r."' t'n''r "n i'' i'''h
.....rtt.. u.l.r n.tHip. rNDcUt tIa' 900 t'.
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f.-V -l..sf 'iv" voc 60 ueir IN ny rat ~, -
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'...t....n. "l- rgr""' en- hr IN u.e th'
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The sun., 1873-10-08

Rupture Is permanently cured by using the
EastE rruss which rstans II comfortably through
hardest exercise seyerest strain. bOld Obs broad
way, Idp.
The sun., 1873-10-08

'ihteu weeks only Ot september in each year.
The bu4lnes- ~ the Central Railroad Of New ltrsay
for the ne hs rnus sept. 20 cumgaT Win tAC
corresponding mJAfhs Of 81! ~ follows.
is.A lH}. Ilrtsass
Receipts ..... .fthittr3 ~ tjrNahtj " tll,s,3i =
LAp'nscs. ..... 5,-Jl,'- ~ a,i.ot3 N tu,l.J ~
Net eapinss-s&2e,15O a S2i5-J- oI Nrl,lyl 81
The sun., 1873-10-08

Symp oin- of Worms IN children ARE ouen
oS rloohel. Worms In the st1mtc And bowels cause
irritation, which can oc removed only by the use of
.ure remedy BsOWN'S yEGHIgUGE CoIFIrs. Of
rn Lo1ynsH', a.c simple AMI cfgc.ual. - ceAts .
The sun., 1873-10-08
NCIAE AND COMMERCIAK.

TUESDAY, Oct. 7-P. M-The hesitating
and unsettled feeling in Wall street circles. to
which reference during tho past few days has
been made, was further evidenced in to-day's
,-crltious, aud the general realizing movement
on the part Of holders outside OF the cliques
caused u sharp decline in She leading shares of
2T3 p cent, with the lowest prices established
in the nnal trgdc. Speculation wa7, however,
principally confined to Western Union and Lako
shore, though in N,w York Central. wabash,
Eric, Ohos, Rock ls1nd, Union Pacific, liar-
lem. and pncnc Mail thcrc was nt tlncs cons I
cradle activity. western Union opened at ~,
but soon developed weakness, AMI DROPPED to
e.. In the late dealings. Lake Shore also ste ad-
ny declined from q 8 at the opening 10 7i's, and
was heavily pressed for sale throughout tho
day. New York Central declined only = e cent.
to g3if. but Rock Island fell OF . u cent, to %.
though aftcrward recovering i - cent, and
Wabash was = - cent. lower than at the OPEN
Ing. There were no features OF special promi-
ncnce prcse nted, and the day was dun the ro-
cont advance in Western Union and New York
Central was REGARDED as a plrcly vanderbl Z
movement, In which neither the outside public
nor tho street spcculators seemed disposed to
participate.
of which western inion represented 2h+0; Lake
Shore, l1.Bls; Wabash, $3.50: New York Central,
Gjej Erie, la0J; Rock Island. 5000 Ohios, a0n; ;
Union Pacific. 2,f,j Pacific Mail. 1,s,n: ST. Paul,
1G50; Harlem. LEO; Northwestern. Isis; G.. G.
nnd l. c., 800; Michigan Central, 20 at 1G& @.b {;
Delaware, I1chavunna and Western, GEO; North
western preferred, 6l5 Atlantic and Pacific pre-
fcrred, 80; American Express 42i; Illinois Gem
trd. 100 at iU0: New Jersey Central. IS; Eric pre-
tcrrcd, 600: Cleveland and Pittsburgh, $50 at 1910
2 Adams Exuross 5lh QuiCksllver, 100; Canton,
80 NJ I20Gq Hannibal and -. Joseph, ~; Mary
land Coal 20O 1T lH; st. Paul preferred, 1871; ir.
:. Exurc,a, i31: Boston, Hartford and Erie, i o;
Consolidate "a C1al, 101 at a.; Morris and EssCV,
l"o at -; Panama, leo; and Wells Fargo Tx
prces 1O0
There was only worry li..ht business IN gold,
and operators were not Inclined to speculate on
either side Of the account. There wa, however,
a firm tone impaired to the market, but the
dealings were devoid u speculative interest or feature.
Tho opening piire was lioA. wlha rise to 0~ ana =
subsequent drclife TO 10 after WhCh the highest
p.n y the dsy was again reached but closing AZ ii0H.
In gold loans the rates pad Tor having balances car
rlcd ranged from to cent, and suhscglcniy ~
d. TO- with hha Negotiations AZ lat and Tho 70 al
1od balances ff9.s6i and currency halarccs, fT','
tn. The Sun Treasury redeemed tiOO IN called bonds
and paid out IN coin interest The public dcDt So O.
The follow the urirciual auutatious.
The sun., 1873-10-08

A.. Falling In. Mayor Havemcyer IN dct
ancr Of the uruCmmpton calling m tle white mats efl
NeA.s ssmorc. kNON hAs Issued his nlatchles-
tll style Of gentlcmeu'- HATS KnoxB .torrs No. ~
pue Hotel
The sun., 1873-10-08

The Ffn1rcigl Chrotirie publishes the following val.
tae lea iins railroads
The sun., 1873-10-08

Belfast ireland arc lhe Ifcr.t holders Of whstcy IA
the world. Their Old IRISH vhiskey Is recommended by
the mt deal profession m preference TO rcnch brandy
SUPPLIED IN catks or cases uu.tci states branch, "a
broad 81, AcY lOrk.