davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
new YORK HERALD MONDAY NOVEMBER TO- 187srRrLE sEEr

this. the Court below held that no had ana dis
missed the bill. n appeal presents the question
for review here vi w. Pierce and @. g. Goodrich
for appellant; n. H. DA IA, Jr., for defendant
No. SO. Ennson ct al I 9. Dodge ct aL--Appeal
from the Circuit Court for the Southern District
ofNew York.-This was bsl IA ought to restrain the
defendants from using. during = extended term,
machine for saving thin beayus, which they had
In use during the original term OF N patent and
were using at the time OF the exte. lslon. The
Court below decided that the defen aahts, having
been assgnees OF the patent for Hudson cdQRty,
New Jersey, during the original term, the M sDe
used by them during that term Is priyiegedto be
used during the extended term, BY the lSsh sec5i0h
OF the patent Act OF July 4, 1885. and a,so under
the decisions OF this Court, In Wilson VS.. Rousseau.
How, GAG; and the correctness OF this f1ng Is
the subject or revision on the appeal. Whitney 4
Belts, for appellants; s. ID. Low, tor appellee.
Nos. 80 and &c. Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
way Company vs.. Fuler-Err0r to the supreme
Court for the state OF Iowa.-This action was
brought to enforce the liability OF the railway COM
pany for an alleged violation OF law OF the State
making certain regulations and requiring OF rail-
roads to conform thereto under penalty, touching
charges for the transportation Of passengers and
freight. The charge was that the company had
violated the law by imposing double first class
rates for certain shipments OF furniture from Chi
cago to Marshailtown, Iowa. The defence was
that the law was unconstitutional and void as ap-
piled to transportation OF goods from another State
to the State or Iowa, as being regulation OF COM
merce, In violation OF article l, section OF the
Federal constitution. The Court held tnat the law
was valid, as within the police power OF the State
to protect It's people from imposition and Injustice.
and the Judgment was for compainants. 1t Is here
Cook for plaintiffs; j. q. Ashton and u wilson for
defendant.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

strength and weakness, the general tea
dcncy. however, being downward, the recovery
temporary and the relapse certain. This duo
tuatng character was due to the suspension OF the
California and Texas Trust Company; unfavor-
able rumors concerning the Pennsylvauia Railroad
Company, their declaration OF scrip instead OF
cash dividend; reports OF further embarrassments
In the AFFAIRS OF mercantile nrms, and, finally, the
advance in the rate OF discount Of the Bank OF
England rom to 9per cent and the sharp depres-
sion that followed in London. On Friday ''the
streetn was unusually gloomy, panic IN London
being declared imminent, but as the hours waned
on Saturday prices rallied and the market closed
at the highest quotations OF the day. The greatest
decline OF the week was in Erie, which, In sympa-
thy with English quotations, sold down from 43A
TO 35zs. The largest transactions were In Western
Union, New York Central ana Lake shore. The
outlook Tor the coming week is not fully assuring
and business has been limited In consequence.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF THE WEEK.
The following table shows the extreme nuctua-
tions for the week In the leading shares
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
COURT CALENDARs-IHIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIT-Part 1.-Nos ASH
5505, 557 66s, 1043 4s7, COL 1o1l sol, 1882, 1906
l45L 3S7h, S23k. 991, 1881, 1911, 1912, 27s7.
Part Held by Judge Van Brunt.-Nos. 2l44 2os4,
3lO 2222 1920, 1886 Il, 436 SIG, SS2 844 1140 l2l0
l242 12as, 1850, 1882 1856, 1885, 1860, 1882.
SUPERIOR COuRT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge CurtisNos. $751; 661, 343h, 7S9, 961, 105 $780,
500 s27, $685. 6l51k 62g, 6ss, 65l, $685. Part 2-Held
by Judge Van vorst.-Nos. 772 3sOS, $40, 100, 27s,
S04 ia &c., 67O, GA, ZIG, 426, AIS, 7x2.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERx-Part l.
Held b. ege Roblnson.-Nos. 1889, l4s4, 1882, 2oll,
2o12, 22.y, "A $685. 1884 24eo 1918 ls4S, 1852, es,
sso7 22eo 1878 1924 1917. 300 s9 ss2. 2o77, 21sa,
1885, 234s, 1912, 1851 2029. 570 ZIG, zoos, 2546,
2176, 21s5, 2423 1853, 1898, 2346, 3629, 1871.
MARINE CoURT-Part Held by Judge Joachim
sen-Nos $685. 2290, 28s0, 1864 1885, 1884 27s4 22ls
1885, $685. 3032 297s, 1882, 275s, 1884. Part 2Held
by Judge Gross-Nos. 272q, IT'S, 1881, 1888, 2S01.
2602 g67 3s41 2793 3409 2361 2561, $685. $685. 2799
Part 3-Held by Judge Curtis.-Nos. 2512, 3632,
323 1892 slss 1922 2963 1885, 3O2o 2704, 27lo 252o
254s. 2276, 1858.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssroNs-Held by Judge
Sutherland. THE People VS.. Patrick Callahan and
Michael Doyle robbery; Same vs. John Floor,
felonious assault and battery and false pretences
same vs.. Thomas Carnes, felonious assault and
battery; Same vs. Casper Kurtz, felonious assault
and battery; Same vs.. Patrick 0'Neil, burglary,
two cases; Same VS.. Joseph r.. Osborn, Sylvanus
T. Shepherd Patrick J. wallace and Thomas n.
wallace, larceny and receiving stolen goods Same
VS. Frederick Kreis. grand larceny; same vs
Bridget Burns, grand larceny; same vs. John
Schooner, false pretences; Same vs.. William Dish,
assault and battery.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Nov. & 1878.
Cotton-Fair demand good ordinary, His; ordinary,
l0sS Net receipts 1880 bales Exports-To Great Brit
ain 5la Sales, 800. Stock. 23,039.
NEW ORLEANS, NoN. s. 1873.
Cotton hrm and In good demand; middlngs, Hasc. /;
low middings, lsssc strict good ordinary lzNe Me-
24S6 10 the Continent, 2i7s; coastwise 1862 Sales
3vvO; last evening, 5000. Stock, 1859 bales
MoprLE Nov s 1873.
Cotton quiet and suady .mddlings. ls.sc low mid
dlings l3c. strict good ordinary i2ssc Net re-
ceipis LIsS bales Exports coastwsc, 772 Sales. ioo
SAVANNAH, Nov. 3 1873.
Cotton nrm and UNCHANGED; middlinss Sic Net
receipts, b3l3 bales ExportsTo Great Britain, 2yg7
ooas'wlse, 1911. Sales 2,6i5 stock 69 sM -,
CHARLEsroS, Nov 1873
Cotton nrmer; middlins: Is4c ls';e low madlngs
25b bales Exports-To Great Britain. 4,56s Sales 400
stock. SASOl
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. s. ls7S
Spirits Of turpent.ne quiet at 3oc Rosn quiet at "
for strained Crude urpenne quiet At 80 for hard,
~ 70 Tor yellow dip and 81 65 Tor SOFT Tar rm az
Lake and rail imports for the last twenty -four hours
Flour 10 4S bbs wheat 2 0 bushels corn, 22f43 do;
Ss % % csns sp SsrSy @ bushels @
M,y74 do, oats 4h7VO do barley, 3SAl do Rail ex.
portsWheat 1880 bushels; corn, 20 to DO oats 2aVu
do barley Loo do rye, fO0 do Canal neights- heat
12Ac.; corn, lie oats 10. The grain market Is slow
and dull sales OF small lots Of white wheat AZ VI 6 900
hlnhna of NiWantoe Mo- LatSkA Cora duNS IA Qplx
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Hfgher-Flour Lower-wheat
Firmer-Corn Bettcr-Osts Easy-Pork
Nominal - Lard Firmer - Grocertcs
Qufet--Pctrolcum Dull and NominaI-
Naval stores Likewise = Whfskcy
Firmer.
SATURDAY, Nov s-6PM
The fluctuations in the gold premium, the trreg-
ularity Of foreign exchange and the apprehensions
in the public mind. combined to render mercantile
affairs even more unsettled and uncertain during
the greater part OF last week than they were at
almost any previous time since the panic extended
to commercial circles. Values OF merchandise
changed from day to day, and In some cases the
changes were radical. or course under these cir
cumstances the volume Of business was ex-
trcmely small, and the condition Of the
markets about as unsatisfactory as II could
well be. There was decided Improvement
towards the latter part Of the week, but the i'm
provcment was IN feeling rather than in business,
for actual transactions we're comparatively small
and seldom on terms favorable to the seller. The
dry goods interest was still languishins, though no
further failures occurred though Of failures few
thick and fast Boots and shoes hardware petroleum,
40, were all dull Breadstuffs decidedly lower,
ana tho movement very ttful. exports being con-
ro'icd to grca extent by the market for foreign
change which was very unsettled during the greater
part OF the time. good deal OF wheat was shipped
~ iaaanaaA - ~ RRrQbAasa. !. Hasa. a..- mAdA>
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

-.Wheat-Irade to-day was moderate at advance Of
about s per bHshe The sale; aegregas lao 200 bush;
ss z Rosss sRias . = the 81 as
D for S sna ssi in 'ea
and 81 81 bid for DO aloa; No spring nominal 81 So
air request At shade dc prices The sale,
ap I @ c 4 high mixed %
b75sc. 5sc for steamer and roc nominaly Tor white
ss ea % ana s oq
wsp Mssn
sna CaaaSs sn DO o Sass 8 0ma Rr at q 20 81 -
tent Of 5000 bushels OF Western private terms quoted
FRsIcHTs-Transactions in berth freights have been
only moderate today, but the market remained frm,
air business il progress at fu rates The enssss
Wssss s % oy M % Sy aus.
bss C gs9 a. M Ss % TU s
Italian Is the Bristol channe
grain at 9 6d 70 direct port 3D. on an italian bark
S5 s9 r. Ssd British sIs
70 Cork Tor orders 70 the United kingdom bbls
s s9 the 4s't s
S0l e a. a s and nominal
with transactions confined to unmportan jobbing par
srop-cubsp py Centrifugal and mixed e isc DO c!ayed
2lc. 2sc do muscoyado refining 22c. 27c do. do
Islands, ssc lsc IN New s orisans 'S al Ans'isn
operate IN he absence OF sale. we quote nSmnally
rey nominal In order to have realized, lower prlces
ss a e s ws sass aeeS
before Tar and pitch were neglected and nominay
PEssolEys-Trade continued slow the general market
D d tho for M and Ss Rsns
SuSGsd at nc for first halt Of m0nn c for last hsf
Sb for 4 wS
SoSsysJ aIssrsdissd sy most q ne Crude il
BIDS above &, Gases quoted sssOe a9Hc The latter
q about or city IKE SRe
maned dull and nominal E%efnsd % quoted az ias1c .
pork SIS bbs beef ssas paekasss cut meats $3.50 do
mess pork duh ana enireiy nominal or round lots
on d ss % SPOT Small NSong s were placed s W
was quiet and We lon only to report Is sales
ss aS Su
but esy At O &c for n Of
heard e sales O. pscs,gss = $40 FOR plain
and S nda S "sw R''@s
Beef hams, SIS to $2s for common to prime
TssS.a
~ mSiss , hs%s so and 1 S Of wsht a
Ret for western @ was quiet but held rather rmer We
Ys s sale; ana 2 s g doe 81 G as .'S ss
quoted At slsc ac and FEBRUARY at'ac. az .lsc
RiSE-Irads Continued glow but prices were not ma.
e AK
bags of Kansoon atSMs; & Ss & .rto, v.. oo., with
prices essentially changed We heard OF sales $50
hhds OF centrifugal at 8c and 800 baskets OF refining
at nc Refined without material change in value
was quiet We quote Cuba. Refining inferior to com.
prime e. 7sc. grocery fair 70 good 7,@c nc
boxes 7sc. ssc moa sses hhds and boxes DC. 6lac
mclado, ske. Sc; Havana-Boxes. Dutch standard,
rs 5sc ss DE- 10 e 1s sls sc DO is 70 70 s,4c
mon to prime &C. Ike. grocery fair 70 choice Ike
SIC. Brazil-Dutch standard, Nos to IL, SIC. &c.
superior and extra superior, SIC. q SIC
SrEARfNE neglected. and values In the absence of
sales, were entirely nominal
TAILow was dull and easy The sales foot up about
WHisKKY.-kecepts, 8s7 bbls, and Tor the week 64s2
bbls The demand was moderate at Nc. per gallon i'm
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
THE MONEY MARKHT.

THE MONEY MARKET.
Notwithstanding the improvement in the banks
and gain by them during the week OF over
$6oOO,0oo In legal tenders, money was stringent
and only first class borrowers have been able to
obtain loans on approved securities as low as
per cent. The rates have generally ranged from
l-64 to u per diem. Discounts were heavy at IL,
Is and "a per cent. Until near the close foreign
exchange was weak and only rallied with the ad-
vance of the English bank rate. The increased
strength was shown in both long and short ster.
ling and In cable transfers. An unusual inequality
in asking prices, however was noticeable among
even prime names.
THE GOLD MARKET
The speculation in gold during the early stages
OF the week was not particularly promising and
the price declined from 1osK to 1863, the carrying
rates being high and Improbable Later how
ever, there was change in the situation, as
sequence OF London advices, and gold recovered
to lo7X under the influence of purchases made to
cover short contracts 1t Is apparent that the gold
movement no longer follows that in stocks and Is
unaffected by the same influences The rule Of
Judgment that applies to one board does not apply
to the other, each possessing working individu-
altty Of Its own and responding sometimes to
diametricallY opposite causes. The imports OF
specie at the port OF New York from October /,
1873. to November 8, amounted to 1O94O,172.
Previously reported, $4,181,711.
The fluctuations in the gold market for the week
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

sale made public was q small lot 10. 2 s9c Sale Of
5000 bushels No western rye 75c. Provisions lower
weak mess pork 1900 short and 1900 hams at
l0c shoulders, &C. breakfast bacon, 9e; dried bee
1fc lard in terces. &c. kegs e1c Balance OF market
unchanged
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull and Iower
amber Michgan cash, 81 20; November, 81 zs Decem-
ber 81 80; No. red, 81 s No red, 81 rs. cash Decen-
Der. 81 n. Corn dull and lower; high mixed. cash,
Atlc January, as4c 43kc; low mixed I1zc Oats
quiet and unchanged Preights unchanged and dull
Glover Seeds - 20 Receipts-l000 bbs hour. guOO
bushels wheat 1000 do and 1000 do oats Ship
ments6o0 bushels wheat 5000 DO. corn and 1000 do
Data :, -.
Flour dun: holders unwilling to make concessions
which buyers demand. Wheat In fair demand but
lower and unsettled; No spring. CSC. Northwest
ern. 81: No Aspiring 92c. 944c cash. closing al 9fc
spot; 9s3<c November 9l4c., December; No Sspring,
63kc rejected, Tie e2c. Corn in fair demand and
lower but unsettled; closing steadier No. mixed,
334c 34c- cash; Sc. December; S6c., January; re-
jected 32Ac $50 Oats in fair demand and advanced
27c cash tor No q 25c December; rejected 25c Rye
quiet ana unchanged at 59c for No. Barley quiet and
nnchanged No. fall, 81 % 81 "A: No. spring, 6oca
6c. Provisions In fair demand but at lover rates Pork
Sll cash Lard, 6c. cash. Bulk meats In fair demand;
5Sc lower; shoulders short rib middes, SIC. cash
December; long and short clear mddles December,
&c. Whiskey In good demand at SIC. Lake freights-
Corn to Buffalo, 6c Number Of hogs packed here since
November 64.90 Receipts 1000 bbis- dour; 0.,10D
bushels wheat; 5000 do 81 900 do oats; 1900 do.
barley. Shipmens, ll0w bbls. -four; 1900 bushels
wheat; lS 0 do. $1,000 do. 1000 do. barley
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

A NCHOR LINE.
"A steamers sail from pier % North River New York,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
TRINACRIA... Wed, Nov II AUSTRALIA. Sat, Nov 20
CALIFORNIA. at, Nov. l5I OLYMPIA. We'd. Dec 5
IIALIA......Wed., Nov. 10 VICTORIA sat, Dec s
india Sat, Now z CoLyMBIA. Wed. Dec 10
The passenger accommodations the steamers OF this
line are unsurpassed for elegance comfort Cabin
sssterooms are s on upper deck thus securing good
CABIN PASSAGE TO OR FROM
GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY
WE'D, STAEAMEks "a S65 and SO Return $3.50. currency.
srEEkAdE PASSAGE
TO GLASGOW, Liverpool, London, Queenstown, London
very, selisst Bristol or Cardiff, $50 currency;
ickets Tor passage to or from seaport railway
saon IN treat Britain Ireland or the Continent issued
DRAFTS FOX ANY AMOUNT AT CURRENCY RATES.
Company's offices, Nc. Bowling Green, New YORK.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents.
EoR CARDIFF BRISTOL LONDON AND ALL
IL other points In England and Wales -
The South wales Atlantic steamship Comrfnys new
first class steamships will sail from Pennsy wanna na'
road whari, Jersey City, as follows Nova,ohar %
nOh r. nccen,ber n
First cabin passage SIS and $50 currency; second
cabin, sd currcncy seerage ~ nr"fvs
stecrage certificates from Cardin 80 "'s
for 81 aud FcT art6sF s Go Aapn
nv Y ResaaWAyA Nsw YVEk
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

GOVERNMENT BONDS
closed quiet and nrm at the following quotations:
United States skies, 1881, registered, 10Y Ill
United States skies, 1881, coupon, 1l2h; United
States fve-twentes 1882 coupon, 1861; United
States five-twenties, 1884, coupon, 1oeA lo7; /;
United States ive-twenties, 1855, coupon, 1o7K;
United States fve-twenties. 1866, coupon, new,
1l0h 11oA United States fve-twenties, coupon.
1857, 11lA ll1x; United States fve.twenties,
coupon, 1868, lily; United States tenforties reg
istered, los a 106; United STATES ten-forties,
coupon, los; United States fves 1881, coupon,
loe 1917 United states six per cent bonds, Pacific
Railroad. 109sI o lo91<. a&
eta RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were comparatively steady on q
small business. Central Pacifcs sold at so, but
were afterwards held at SO, the frmness being due
to the favorable exhibit OF the company. Union
Pacific frsts sold at 81 66a4, and land grants 57h
Tho 1ofa or do mar
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
THE COURTS.
ToAss POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.

About ten O'Clock on Saturday night Mr. ellison
Bedell was walking through Cherry street, when
he was suddenly approached by two men. One OF
them struck him on the head with bricKbat and
knocked him down, and the other tried to snatch
his watch and chain, valued at $500. Mr.. Bedell's
outcres attracted the attention OF Oncer Boss, OF
the Fourth precinct who arrested one OF the men,
named John Reilly. The other, however, escaped.
Reilly was arragned before Judge Bixby yesterday
morning. He was identified by the complainant as
the one who struck him. The prisoner was held in
$1,000 to answer at General Sessions
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

A. r. BACON, Superintcndeut.
DRNNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York. from foot Of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt stree ts as folows:- 4. -
with Pullman palace cars attached. $50 A NJ. aud
S.30P M. sunday, and 8 10 r M
For Baltimore washington and the South, via Penn
or. NJ. For Baltimore and Washington, via B. aud O.
RR, at 40 r. NJ. daily s5-
Express ior Phadelphia, 80 $50 a. NJ, y A8
ss@ anS 81 s;o pr NJ and u night Sunday o sao. ~
For r Tremtcn emit At Y 20 NJ s:io and 10 p Sunday.
Emgrant and second class. Pm;
Ia 23o TO- 20 ~ 80 IN s:sM 9 $40. 80 Z
ssS slS @ 10 Il SoP y, and L. night sunday. s:o.
As:S 10 III 4so, s:se :;'s $50, ii i. ae go Z
SsS s:lS 10 4 :sSf. and y night Sunday ssa
$40 sio 49, s s:sS s:!o, 20 i.s A. . :' "
yo1 ans y aht snpy anS PysS 9SnSy ana
For New brunswick 20 and s:o A. NJ, II NJ, q. s:Iq
4Ss s:lO, 80 r. NJ. and II night sanday G:lo AMI
For East Mistonc $40 A. NJ. u noon, and 80 P. NJ
For Iambcrtville and Flemington s3oA NJ and 3x ."
For Freehold 20 A. NJ, aand Al. n. ON
For Jamesburg. Pembereon, Camden. A. n. Aao 1sS
Trains arrive as follows From Pistsburg $50 ~,
l25 and 7:35 daily; II - - A ,, NJ ~ sd
Monday srH% anS TfsaspffsDMa soM K as Sunday
dlo?7P NJ From fhilaasPpsati. M ~. Ioa, = H. Sur
1dCA j B 's a. s..a a,n 20 s'iI Il IS a. :. and o
Hd.s Snd omce foot ~ ana cor.andt strOs
ds Hmisrans ticket once, No, Bssti5y 9fss
A. .. .nane2si nn Manager General Passenger Agent
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
NOTICE TO THE OAR.

The members OF the Bar are notified that Judge
Woodruff will take up the hearing OF appeals in ad-
miraty In the United States Circuit Court room,
No. ~ Chambers street, on Wednesday, Novem-
ber IL.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
The magnificent ;, meames. NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave c8 North River foot OF Murray street.
daily Sundays cxceptcd). st4P Through tickets sold
q al p''nc'pA' noel' ~ A r Bacon, superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. q, 1873
The printing cloth market is sagnant Sales 1000
pieces extra 64x64 at &c. cash. 5000 pieces do 54c
thirty days.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

-Inoluded in the above are 100 bales to arrive For f
turc delivery oasis low nddng) The sales have been
fellows Last evening after three oclock-November U0
at DeccRber. 100 At Is y2c, & at IL l6c SO at
@ SSS a. y !lSc oarnary 100 al az Is 7dec goo At
49, - ssG s March JS 30 At At % ssS s at 4 s
April 200 at 1926 Total $500 bales Exchamgel32 paid
to exchange l0J November Tor December Today M to
one P. M.-Noyember, 100 at lS1ac. December. 2U0
Is gl6c, 200 at lc 100 at Is l3lpc 200 3c 200 at
Is S2c 100 at Isc 100 at s2c, 200 at Is l3l6c
January 900 at 200 At y 2e32c 800 at i3 l3l6c 100
Isss st S$ss 4fiSc 80 at il l:ssc So ss M
200 3sc., 100 at ISc. 40) at sc 800 at Ike Oj
At IA 7l6c. 100 at 14sc 100 at l4c, 200 at i6c
March, 100 at IA IGc 100 at l4Ac, 1000 Is Il6c coo
at l5c 400 at l45Sc 100 Ac 600 I47xc. April 100
IA tl6c 200 at &c., 60J at Ia 5l6c 500 at is 5i6c 100
at l5Ac. Total, Loo bales Grand total l9, 100 The
receipts at the various ports were follows Galves
ton $50 bales New Orleans 1862 Mobile, llss sa
folk 2,1s6; New York, 1858 Boston, % Total, 1861
bales This day last week. 24540 bales This day last
FLOUR AND GRAIN Receipts Flour 16 l73 bbls wheat
1872 2O2 bushels corn 21474 do meal $50 bbs
oats 58li bushels barley 43 966 do rye 5000 do, and
for the week ending, hour, ~ 424 bbls wheat u3s 63
bushels corn 04 6S do corn meal 800 bbls and 4iO
bags oats, 7 $50 bushels; barley, 20 49 do 5000
do. The -four mar9et was moderately active. but at
placed at per bbl below the prices realized yester
day. The sales, comprising all kinds, loot up aoout
l5O0 bbs Corn meal continued quiet and steady sales
$50 bbl So So So 30 for Brandywine 50 GO golden
So 70 for prize medal So golden star So 45
$s 50 for Marshs caoric and S3 80 $3 45 for Western
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

CroyrNaToN LINE FOR BOSTON --rHE ELEuANr
ssesmIsLA every Tuesday, Thsday and saturday
nnrrnyINGT(,M every Monday, Wednesday and Frds
ron, Mar "a North River. at4 L. Al.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

RED STAR LINE
ANTWERP SERVICE.
Appointed to carry the Belgian and United States Nails
Antwerp Antwerp Philadelphia.
vHpRRisND i5a Aso ss9 tons, Cap s'N Dec
tain Wander Heyden ....:.... Nov. Is Oct. IS
REYDAL HALL. 9li4 tons, Cap :.
swffzEsIxND. VII aHs. 5000 tons: Cap. o'1 = NOV
S-'n PRICES OF PASSAGE. burning
Saoin... ylO0 gold
s'e'''s Fispsid Certificates, ss cair,nss ss' currency
LIVERPOOL SERVICE.
.nnorsro.n Tons Master. Liy.pooI, Philads
KssiLWoRra; Us fs.s A0a' Nov. Nov i Dec Dec Z
Cabin. PRICES or PASSAGE .,oo curr.pcv
Prepaid Certincases ssa CURRENCY currency
wsrp and ND LSsrPoo to al ntcs,Ir poips n me Limited
tons thus aiordins psrtss in this ceun.ry W co
and cheap opportunity Of sending for their friends in
TIE RED sTAP LINE will give special attention to
the comfort Of seerage Passengers Comfortable ber
Vel vendiia'ed sleeping apartments and good food w
An experienced surgeon is attached 70 each vessel
Freghts will be received at all principal points in the
West and South in connection with the Pennsylvania
ssuap .Ua Ma s ~ ans n s
werp, Bremen, Hamburg, Havrc, Amslerdasn, Rotter:
dam, Liverpool, London Glasgow. Belfast Hull and
The Red Star Line Docks at Philadelphia direct
csn be rancrred from the hold Of the to the
Sy reandns Witch results om Carriage '''A
For offresht and passage and other Information
sE1 sEfET " wSdTT G9dTSS AssS sSss g Broad street
General Agents
william Hunter Co., Bvonder Becke,
liverpool ''AsA-' A"'0psnf xntweSp aSs"s
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
~-----------~-----s-a----~---. ---.-a~----
BILLIARDS,

.~-~~- =
- STANDARD AMERICAN DEvEL TABLES AND
Il. the Phean oollendcg Comhina!i?n Uvshions.
tor sale only tho patcntce, ~. w. COILkNbNR.
cessor 70 Phelan coIsnders 1ss broadway. New YORK
SPLENDID CHANCE TO PURCHASE syi0 Bff~
n Hard Tabloe good as new Tor $7S; elso improved
beyel fables bat lfttIe uscd s2D great indictments
are offered to buyers TOT cash.
W. II. dRlFFtrH CO.. 10 vesey street.
4 A LARGE ASSORTMENT or NEW AND SECOND
IA hand Buhard Tables constAnty on haud. a. QEu
+ PHkIAAs. No Rkrclsy ssSash NlY Hpyh,