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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-26
THE OGUkFERFEITERs.

ProeeedfnEs OF the Court Of Commis-
stOu-Three ArTaignments Three
Farmers Pat Under BOnd-One LII
auOr Deaker Discharged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-26
Dexter Park

IIm6, Z.oUaJ z.042, A'o42, I'o44I A'o ?.
The driver of Ira 81. was suspended 1
sixty days for foul driving.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-26
Expansion Of 1925, 200,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The outstand-
ing legal tenders are 6O,2S4, 1888.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-26
1aiun aud Smtrifam.

GOLD was quoted in New York yester-
day, at 108s61Oss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-26

sCorToS was irregular and lower In New
York yesterday, middling 15sc. fAA Fl
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-26

NArE1MoN1AL.-Last night, at Christ
Church, by the Rev. H. L. Badger, OF
the Episcopal faith. were joined in the
bonds of matrimony, our friend G. II.
Fish, of the well-known firm of Mott,
Fish & Co., and Miss Annie E: Gill.
To say that the bride looked lovely
would be doing but poor justice to her
charms, and from the very bottom OF
our bachelor heart, We congratulate,
while we must be permitted to envy.
this unfortunate Fish. Ample store OF
bridal cake and sparkling vin-de-cham-
payne gave token to the printers OF the
happy event and all hands, from editor
to devil, joined in wishing to the new
married couple a fortunate future and q
happy home. Phoebe Record, Sept. -.
The peculiar feature Of this announce
ment is that it lets US know that here
was full-grown Fish who. until he was
Badgered into 10 supplying himself,
never had Gill to his name The alli-
ance is the most natural thing in the
world, but it is queer. all round, that it
should have been needed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-26

MACHINERY of curious and interesting
varieties accumulates in the new rail-
way car-shop. The Corliss 6fty-horse-
power engine. with its many peculiar
cranks and valves and screws, has been
put together, and is pretty nearly ready
for steaming up-quite ready for oil we
know. Lying upon the floor there are
the massive iron parts of powerful ma
chine for boring axle holes in car wheels;
and there are scattered about, waiting
their turn, sedate-looking punch-presses.
hard-headei bolt making engines, and
all the various pulleys and shaft: and
iron-work gimcracks that highly imag.
NATIVE machinist like old Staley could
think of. The great planning machine
is on the way from Philadelphia.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-26

The melancholy days haze come, sure
enough. The sombre genius OF Autumn
is upon US. and
In the wild throbbing Of the ;utnmn leaves
hear a sigh, deep IS tbs sob of DEATH
Only, if the poet please, we think he
will discover that the Autumn leaves are
more given to rus.ling than to throbling
Indeed the fresh fallen leaves are about
the only things that do rustic in Carson,
now. It is a very quiet season in the
midst OF which We are. The Courts are
deserted and dusty; the clerks mover
about them in a subdued, ghostiy sort;
and there is everywhere kind OF mus'y
hush-even John Doe has sooereu up
and got quietei. Now, then. Is the time
when he who would do justice 10 MS
cause and not fail Of his duties as "a
brief and abstract chronicle OF the
time" must fall back on the lighter.
sliehter incidents and note the frequent
incoming of hish-laden wood-wagons'
the LIGHTING, here and there, of old rub
bish heaps; the more this usually rapid
movement Of Doctor Butts pinto mus.
tang; the gradually widening back OF
our down town corner landlords; the
active outgoing strides Of Doctor Ben
toms Lake Tahoe stage team: the up
rearing of new buildings in snndry
places: the hasty flight of old colonies OF
ragabond papers; the hazy outline OF
the mountains, and the early candle.
lighting, betokening the curtailment Of
daylight and the waning Of the year
Startling incidents are out Of keeping IN
the midst of this calm and quiet scene,
and one is tempted to mistake his sab.
dued stupidity for the gentle emotions OF
a poetical sentimentality. A raw onion,
sliced in vinegar, is good thing at such
a time. It acts es an Alternative upon
the emotions aforesaid, and starts the
bile.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-26

The NARROW Gor0E.-S. b. Wyinan,
who returned from Elko Sunday even
ing, says there are three stalwart sons OF
the Flowery Kingdom industriously Gu
gagged in grading the Elko and Hamilton
Narrow-Gouge Railroad. The Elko
people are sanguine that another will be
added to the force about the beginning
Of the new year.--Eurska se"sints.
The entire press Of tic Great East
save and cxcep. the Elko Independent
seem disposed to cast o broad.guaga
rilicule upon this narrcw-suago enter.
prise.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-26
MINING STOCK REPORT.
Forenoon Bosrsl.

Forenoon Boord.
800 Ophir 4oH, Az. Al
40 Gould q Curry !? :, ga, "a
100 Best Belcher
aIo savage Al. on %, 401S. % 81
las Chollsr 35h, IS. as 81, 3dS
10 Hale l. Norcross &c
SIS Crown Point 90, So. 20
I25 Yellow Jacket -, ~
30 Imperial a.
2a0 Empire Mill ~. IS, 3.s
1850 Kentnck 9h. 81
473 Belchsr 66, 6i 4, e6H S.
100 Confidence sA. So
10 Con Virginia 96
40 Sierra Nevada lex
las Seq Belcher IS. %. ~. ~
1888 Overman 10, 10 b3o, lex. l0i. his
800 Justice 81. 6S
40 Juiix1S,
400 Caledonia 17b ,1iG, l'a
1875 Knickerbocker ga
SOS Baltimore 81, 81, q. oOS
$40 Silver Hill L., l2N. l2A
100 Pictou Zoe
325 American Flat be, g, S?s
100 Central No 81
100 wOodville 1Sc, s7Hc
80 Mint Csc
80 Kossath 10
Evening Report.
80 Valley 49,, 1e. 1874
o25 Raymond b Ely 81
2sO Eureka Cen II \ b3. ll:., IS
300 Page RI
llJO jackson sc
60 Phoebe 6, 5ss
SO Washington K Creole IL, ~. J..
Us American Flag ~. 81. 81 eN
500 Ivashoe 62kc. SOC
la25 Belmont 2}s AZ
$50 Newark q \, ca. Go ", Ga
400 Louise SOC
GOO AcMshoE
$50 kcntucsy2A
IS Hermcs ,
100 Rye Patch M IL J. hJc. y bic, u bio
500 Eidorsis South ~ eJ
30 Coma
AGO Hayes Ga. ca
eco Caroline 2s.
20 Eureka g Y 1917
l4e Golden Chariot 22 BIO, %, ii :, Il
- Mahogany
3o5 South Chariot 2 =, as, "a
leo War Eagle "a
1890 Minnesota II, H$. IL b3o
IFS II Treasure 5, 50
IS Imperial ~
go Overman IN, IL, l2H. l2s
325 Gould Curry lGA. l0's, 1875
100 Caledonia Ia. l1a4
265 Belcher 81, G7h. Go
SOS Ophir Az, ~, IS $50
Sc Savage -, 43k b3o. 20. 42H
$50 Crown Point % %, 94h
-l6O Con Virginia 90. s7h b3o
zee Baltimore So. 81
lAo American Flat 6 b30, So
3sS kenteck IL s., l0a bj, ~, lOA
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-26

TEE VETERANS whose opinions upon
matters OF meteorology are worth the
having and the quoting; these. and all
refractory corns; old osseous dislocations
and fractures; all sympathetic and sen,
sitive back jaw-teeth-the cuspids and
bi-cuspids; the latent seeds of recurrent
rheumatics; ancient cicatrices and the
remnants OF by-gone kicks and wound
ines-all these and the many trivial,
fond records which age and observation
have treasured mp give full and unrs-
served concurrence in our weather prog
postication.. As sure as yon misty veil
shrouds pine-capped spur Of the Sierra,
we are going to have rain-no mere
frivolous drizzle, but rain.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-26

oo.sxxr aoryx-coRBErr BROS, PRoPHIErons
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-26

SONE DAYS since we made mention OF
the fact that Mr.. Edw. Sweeney and the
County Commissioners had joined forces
for the purpose of redeeming that part
of King street which lies in front and to
the east of the Catholic Church, from
the tearings and gullyings OF the water
vay which lies along there. Yesterday
We had look at the work as conducted
under Sweeney's supervision. and We
found that a large quantity of earth had
been excavated and 4 very large and
substantial fune been built. There are
seven hundred feet of this fume. and IN
idea of its capacity may be had from the
statement that it is six feet in width, in
the clear and three feet six inches IN
depth. This ought to carry quite
river. We should judge the work to be
very substantial for the timbers are
4 inches thick by inches in width. and
the planks Of feor, top and sides are
3 inches in thickness. Sweeney does
the work and the county furnishes the
lumber. The entire cost will be in the
neighborhood of 81, 4OO-the lumber bill
being about one-han Of that sum. When
this important work is done the best
thing ever devised for the improvement
OF King street will have been accom-
plished. The corner lot there will be
quite an eligible building site; and when
tho contemplated fence is built in front
Of the Catholic Church the general
appearance of things thezeabout will be
vastly bettered.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-26

MARs1Asr.--At the house of Mr.. E.
B. Cutta, Sept. 25th. by the Rev. James
Woods, Rev. F. r. G.rard of Reno to
Miss Libbie E. Free Of this city. We
cannot pass by the event OF the mar
rage of one of Carson's fairest daughters
with such brief notice. principally be-
cause the happy couple took their de-
narture Immediately after the ceremony
has performed for San Bernardino. CAL.
vhere the Rev gentleman Will be located
aa nastor of one of the churches IN that
Dlace. The ceremony was performed IN
the presence of only a few OF the very
intimate friends of the bride. She was
tastefully dressed and looked Just as
pretty as she is good and accomplished.
We regret exceedingly that MISS free
should have chosen for her future part
ner in life one whose duty calls him 10
another sphere, instead OF one among
her many admirers in this city. Beng a
fine musician and possessing
yery superior and cultivated voice
she wifi be very much missed
bv all our lovers OF song: and
especially by the choir and members OF
the Episcopal Church where she has
long held the place Of leading soprano.
The exquisite solos which she sings
with 50 much effect will now be heard
by other ears than ours. We feel quite
sure that this worthy couple will have
MANY friends in their new home, and
congratulate the people Of San Bernar-
dino on such an acquisition TO their
society. Many elegant bridal presents
were received, especially noticeable
among them were those given by the
brides generous friends Mr.: and Mrs.
Geo. T. Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. John
q. Fox.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-26

AwA1x. or top-dressing for the mud
secreting soil Of which the street front
ing the public school building onA inne-
sofa street il formed, has besn begun in
the place indicated-oufsids the fence.
The material seems to be sand stone
chippines or something Of that nature.
e gets fearfully muddy roand there in
fhe vet season and there should be not
onlv = side walk bat walks leading into
he school doors and ont 70 tho rear
buildipes - vell. ChildEsn should
never be subjected to the Inconvenience
aadiAnesr d being made sick ~ ssane
IN school with wet and muddy feet.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-26
THE GREAT SALE OF Snort
HORNS.


Regarding the recent sale of short
,o,, .,tt,s ~ unnrecedented prices.
Ao'" .0 =, -,
near Utica, Ne" AorA' 'ne r""''S
Union (Minneapolis) says:
IT., ....s. ..,a ~ Hooded cattle re.
Ia hS f e. n;stor r has inst taken place at
S TuN VI -, W;iis 20 ~E;ch reference vas
Ne1 A =: ~. 80, ~ ;ssne "A vas ex.
lnaue ~ - toaa;rn hraaders ~ the
Rec.eu; S Gu sn0 ,,a Is-ca nnmb.r from
Hniteo states "nu " ast.a".a5 n-;nn;
Europe w ~. pr. Haes af nrches. cst,fs con.
ts;nsd in the herd. which was to be
Hga.a., tnr soIa Thev came nrepared to
ba.. some Of them at ali hazards. as
NAV he indeed from the fact that one
coy xa. soli for the enormous sum of
fo,s, fIo.sand cir hundred dollars The
xhcIe herd sold. numbered III, and
hronobt s3SO 800 ten of the animals of
the fSnchess family bringing S2l7 $50
ont Of this amount, or an average Of
S2I 700 each,
This Duchess blood is regarded by
breeders AZ the most valuable of any
.moro Short Horns The foundation
90 lad =. Iopo 400 as 1854 bv Charles
Coil;nc in a COW from the Stanwick
Estata Of the Duke of Northumberland
known as the :. Stanvick Cow" She
vas driven to market for sale. and Coll
inc beino present. took an especial fancy
70 her and purchased her for the low
mice of e65. She is described as o
:. massive. short legged beast, breast
near the ground, a great grower with
wide back and Of beautiful yellowish
red faxed color" She was bred to
Hubback, and the produce was a fine
heifer, but Colling declared the mother
vas better than any he ever produced
from her
In 1900 one OF her descendants came
into the no.session of Thomas Bates, of
Enoland and again in 1910 another,
from which purchases descended the
stock recentlv sold at New York Mills,
for such great prices. Mr.. Bates fancy
was attracted towards them, he says,
"as snnerior to all other cattle, being
on;ck Growers. great crazers and having
q fine Quality Of beet" He kept the
first purchase on grass alone, in pas
ture OF 10 other cows, and made in
butter and milk alone enough to net him
about 2 guineas week. He bred these
as carefully as possible to the best bulls,
until his death. which occurred in ls49,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-26

stock At Mr.. Bates sale in 1850.
The English breeders for o long time
have been trying to get them oil back to
England. We are glad they have not
succeeded altogether, though some Of
the best Of Walcott a. Campbcli's herd
were captured by them.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-26

We have heard or read Of . young lady
Who. having lost q canary bird. adver-
tised its loss and was rewarded for her
v;sa thoughtfulness BY the bird flying
r;oht ina the cage the minute the car
rier started l.aund with the papers next
day. She had pad for the advertise
ment in advance. This accounts for her
esrly reward. We have no l-,ore doubt
of the truth of this story than We have
that the nightly blowing of that gas
pipe parody on . b fiat bugle in our
neiehborhood is q prolonged and tubu-
lar nuisance-and this leads us to make
this truthful and suggestive allus;on.
namely, that an advertisement Of g lost
amethyst sleeve button inserted in
the AppEAL brought that article OF
iewelry all the way from Reno and re-
stored it to its anxious owner. We may
be also permitted to mention without
seeming to be vain glorious, that acting
upon . gentle reminder contained IN
Yesterday mornings APPEAL, the County
COMMISSIONER repairing-force were on
hand bright and early and hard at work
reconstructing the street crossing and
sewer. living between Rails and the
Ormsby. The moral is obvious.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-26

TIE Srnvsx Of the disputed lines be-
tween the Crown Point and Belcher
mines, which il conducted by Mr.. Ike
James, is very nearly concluded. II il
safe to ray that whom Mr.. James has de-
clared the result Of his Investigations
there viii b NO need of further mensura-
ton.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-26
TIE OLD Penrod Adobe is sprucins

TIE OLD Penrod Adobe is sprucins
mp amazingly. Some cunning workers
in plaster and stucco were tipping it of
with modestly ornate cornice, and COW
ering its weather beaten sides with o
blocked-off counterfeit presentment OF
stone work. The pioneer is accommo-
dating his outer self to the advancing
tastes of the altered times, and the
siens and tokens of old territorial days
are to be hidden under vestments Of q
more modern cut. This is not dandyism
on the part Of the good old structure. it
IL self-respect and . sagacious effort at
self-preservation It is well.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-26

Gold, ll1zs@lllst; greenbacks. So
ESQ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEv.YoRE Sept l8-BKByETodays arrivals we're y cars al
and oDe-bHnnre1
40 1925 head and making Sol Tor tnre da's
sgsin About ~ cars we're lel
expected at COmmunpaw
enough IN the nsrkepace ana hd o
been Of better average qaatI ana resoned voc
conditions wanting and trade extremely dull 1Ood ses
we At hgures while aud medium nsly Ahl at
sold Al unsatisfactory pnoeA le
2al2I n TO ertr. native steers 20 ares DO
n aud IS 10 70 the gross cs 50 d d Texans TO dress % ID
Al Conmuppsw Nelson Morris had % Fuller Co.. y cars
for Kahn 20 Inc csHu ca
,tngging O'Clock TO and the market Vas oau
FuiI Martin Co sold 800 Terms So ewt average At
So the cnt 81 poor 40 sshI
cst 6 n. 90 n and 10 Missouri cattle 'o'o' >
" ssge so for Mords 81 Illinois ga ewt, at
II i2c.. and had JUS; coming In ,o,-z,,.
Meves Morris % Illinois sieer 02G' eF' AZ AV2@ii0
Sar els for Morris o. hsh illinois sesnt evil at
10a4d4. &c. and had ( cars back. . e., -. an
W Dudey Morris i3l Cherokee cattle "a est al s4dte
NJ Is natives 5 at 9ae and hAa ears o. ieiN
~ sold -.
~ Goldsmith for Morris Illinois seer 80 sws 81
l24e go prime 2a7sa cs at lZc and BAD w cars ho' SOU
a A..
Mos Morris II light Illinois steTs 80 eTt, at lO2
n, " dress SO n, and AZ DO esL, ~ lOAc -.
NJ Lauterbs for Morris 6S ordinary 70 TAR limos seeS soSn
Ga oSt, at l0zd1li4c y ID. - ,o, n ,
kehuyteI Tor Morris SO Illinois steers 62 ost Al lVH y ~'
ADD had II carloads unsod. 49,. -
The cafods received BY road were sent IN oJ
WsSel RoSenbal and sold ct lO3 q N on O'2d esi ~
At Weehswksn H. Westhemer had Wesh.imei 20
. ". v Ulery and Green X "Ht
SOD cars
Usry had Kentucky sold and Charlie, fsgsn
bGd o. fat Cherokee Illinois steers sty 70 hoo over o
IndGYf trsde.
BAN ws,;hener for Green 20 OHIO esr
~ eNi a. IL 4 n 81 n the gross cwI on
GceoGBt 80 lois iOage: III mito s'A's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19
COTTON MAREKTN


orLpis' Sept lsCcton supply hight demand gos as
ahng' loe net rep oil bales b25 bales sae zoV
bales stoct 9,s40 bales
stiSNATi Sept lSCoob quiet; biddhbgs 19lzc; teoph
90 balesi shipments. $50 bales; stock. 1883 bale. -
SohgoLr sept 1Htoor duet Low hddhngs Isle net re-
eeys lol bales 100 bale stock 80 bales
nobILk sept lSC0on qnei demand fair; hfdineA II a.
letc Low hddng 1870 strict Good Ordinary l6e; net re-
@ lou bales tTpos oosstvo GO baes as zoo bales soei
6.525 baleG
hALNEON Sept lSCooD quiet; Good Ordinary lbs,i net
rectipv o32 bales; sales. 45 bales siock 5452 bales
sAFANNAH Sept lSCoton quiet and unchanged; bndA1g'
~ % net receipts 1858 bales; sales, go baes stock 5Ib3
bales
Los;vnLr Sept lscet,On quie, Mdfngs lsHc receipts,
5li bales shipments. 2S3 bales; sock. 4l5 bales
Louis Sept lSCot'on 6rm haAngt, lS'4dl 9e receipts
~ hsies shipments IL bales.
'HAhLysros sept Is quiet Mflngs l7Aci Low Md
dhIes l7hdl7 strict Good Ordinary. l62e net receipts,
S5l baes g62 bales 200 bales soek 1872 bales
WILMINGTON, Sept lSCotiOn qGs hcihugs I've net re-
oeips, 30 bales sales p hales stGk, 80 bales. -
ArGusIt Sept IL Cotton dull declining; hidngs lie
receipts, 500 hAesi sales. 4SG ba %
BALTIMORE, Scot Is Cotton dil, Mlines Zoe; 10" MD,
ding, 1886 STREET Good Ordinary, l74c receipts ~
bales
bo'ToS Sept lSCoon qnet snd steady hddlngs 2O'4e
gross receipts A. bales sales 400 bales stock 5000 bales
rsILADKiPhi.. Sept ls-CoiOh quiet: sddnes 2OAZ Io"
hddhh 10 ~; Strict Good Oary II @ net receipts, W bae'
gross. 45s bales
MEMPHIS Sept ls-Coion dul MidrFs IKE receipt 549
bae'i sIpnerts, TAG bates: stock. 3r62l bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.
Ethiopian MARKETS

LoNpoS Sept ls-l2:3O D. m.-Bne Railway shares 46ls
LyEHPOOi Sept 1S-l23O mSaes Of Upland Cotton, on he
basis OF Mdur deliverable October and November a. 20
Wheat a Genital for Club California White, and lEo~
IL . for Rcd Winter Com 1921 y quarter.
ANrwERP lA-Petroleum 4Ol2 for Fine Pale Amenah
IvyRPont Sept Isl m-Coon + quiet and unchanged MO
linz Uplauis Madng Orleans, Gid taes, lZOOO bis ID
Gliding 1000 Tor speculation and export. 1890 ,o,o
LysErooL sept 1880 m-LArd. 406 PeEt TaloW, 40
2 cs - ma
IoNDoS Sept. 1s-l 80 p m.-Tallow. 43 % y eVt
LONDON ls-3.3O .. m-Bne Railway shares, 4bA fAi'
dispatches quote Reutes at j7L 81 l2c. -
IoSpON Sept lS3:f5 mIhe bullion in the Bank Of England
has k06 during the past week The amount ws
from he ank On balance to-day $4,000 Bne RaSsy shares
Asa ,, MI.
IoNpoy Sent lS-4 m-Tbe discount 6msni at the Banf
moderate web open CORsols 32sds2 of BON
money and United states fyeweniy bond. l53 s.
gJ3, new Fyes g5. Pars dispatches quote Rentes a5f ~ &
LvERrooI, Sept 1S4 m-Saes OF Upa9ds Cotton on 'ne
basis Of Low ddines deliverable September, at l5-lb
IoNpoy Sept. $3.50 .. m.-Bne Railway shares, 457s
IoSDoS sept lS5 p mPans dispatches quote hen'es al OIL
ooh. cooo
LIVERPOOL Sept ls-5 mot the Cotton sales to-da{ 60oO
ts we're American Corn 80 1888 per quartet Cheese 60 per
CIV. 'or the grades OF American Fine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19
caickxlver Preerred-.......,. 80 80 30 W
inc. DAVIS ~ Amory's closing pr1ees were


The gold market was quiet and steady for while
durinc the morning at 1ll!Gl11s but when il became
understood that the suspended house was heavily
short of the market and that their contracts would
have 70 be covered. the market became active and
strong. and under free biddings advanced to 1929.
The sudden advance brought out large offerings
which broke down the price again to III, from
which il reacted 10 1922, and closed at
1874 ITO 1925. Outside of this there were
no considerations affecting the premium Ihe BANK
of England minimum discount rate was unchangeu
ut the regular weekly meeting of the directors iiS
morning il remaining 3 per cent. The Dulhoh ia
the Bank decreased G1O6,OOO during the week anu
fI0OOO was withdrawn to-day. The Bank OF FRANCE
gained 600 900 francs during the week Inc Lohuon
market for securities is quiet and steady we nave
We, 20 hear the echo from London of odays events
me bids for the Treasury gold aggregated S2Sl75oO
., no IN 1115O; and in view of the exciting
events ON the street, the Secretary of the
Treasury concluded not TO sell any gold and this for
time STAYED the excitement the street. 1t Is re-
ported that the Treasury proposes to let out several
millions of its currency balance now on hand, Dut
the report is believed be utterly without founda-
ten by those likely to be well informed on the sub
ject. including the Assistant Treasurer, Gen. Hill
house On gold loans the rates paid for carrying
were s. T. , g. and 6 per cent until near the close,
when l-lG was paid over night.
The Assistant Treasurer paid ont $4,000 IN com
interest on the public debt redeeming S75.OO called
Five-Twenties The days business at the Gold TX
change Bank covered: Gold cleared, S3l,6'S,OOO;
gold balances, 81 54l050; currency balances,
a 271 cn4 The ouOfations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-19
orFIc1Ar. TR,NsFERs OF REAL ESTATE.
Gitp Real Gsiate for Sale.

A VERY pretty 3-stOry high stOop brown
"A stone HOUSE 47thsL. 6haye perfect order through
$4,000: immediate possession
' JAMES X. WATERLOW S79 6th-ave
nor SALE-A MadisOn-aye. CORNEh, on
asy terms Nova Scotia ali improvements two bo"
sindow,; rs MINUTES from 42i-sh, corner 1924 ST.
POWER BROTHERS 1882 Broadwa1
NOR SALE. cheap-Wel- built, brick and
brownsbe hgh.stoOp English basement HOUSES on Ea
27tbst 22is- West 33dst West 37t, West 3oh ana
other choice localities ROMANO BROWN, l2SO BrosdFay,
33dsL
EOR SALE-On Seventy-fOurth- between
the best cash pnce tha can be %
tanned fon oy nigh oop broEnone front house, 25r6O lot
1924 flushed hard wood mu be sold principals Only need
aprly 10 PHYFB. GRAHAM Co.,
231. 233 A1d 235 EAst Forty secondst
TCHE, Executors OF the late Mr.. JOHN RAY
offer Tor SALE PROPERTY Nos ~ and ~ = Cnnstonherst
onno,e Wayeyey including the Bakery with business Of twenty
years staining For further particulars inquire Of Sir JACob D.
TOWNSEND. No. % Groye-s.