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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-22
REAL ESTATE.
Nru.YonK. Mondnv. ArrIl q. 20.


Tho vvoek opens with a decidedly improved
ling in the general market the doubts and anxeues
,,.,t durn,, the mast week seem 20 have gwen pace
~ a reassured confidence, aud operators once as"iu
yipce desire rather purchase than 70 sell we nave
hp informed during the day Of several quite important
cotations in progress, with the completion IN some
tg instances OF interesting sales. The impression ap
r IN most generally prevail that we will during the
next several weeks have an active MARKET ana tha' val
mes must continue O. advance. -, .-.., 60 .,..
me following private sales have been reported 70 us
- cornish has sOd two FUN lots, located on the
rorberiy side OF sxtylourih st, commencing -V lee'
eastcrly nom Fiith-ave for S1s.o'9 eagn 1900, 80, -,
Also reported tue sale Of Jour Iu ots, loeeu on .ne
rortbesserly corner Of Madison-ave and slXy-thlrd
81 win two adjoining lots fronting on tne street.
ove presbyterian Church ti)r Arnltagel
Tie Exchange was fanny Intended to-lay, althoI,l
the transactions We're NOT OF special importance VI
append particulars For tomorrow (lncsddS the ai
uoluced public sales are quite naiiiefoI-' .HG COM
several parcels more tlAu usi.i5 deSitlIe' aal",
which would call attention o. lnc proposed SAFES OF
lots located on TIE corners Oh MS,asoa3'S o.S
seventh aud FIFTY ei-ltL-,tS also tAt 'ptcll v,st
biz located Doc on Flave. % Ieet inches noi'H'i'
"'l' ''>'' E1cp,yor s.,vs. A'rrI q.
B aniier. b'l..ll q r. -,.-,.-,,,s = Zee,
rSi4e ac.a s4ri.. Iroo-,u, l. l., v" w. weser'ei Tor
oas o sine size adjoining on che westerly sle 10 sane par
os o SINE ~, acst adjoining westerly SIDE same purchase ''
81 BY oe, Of e'ea''r' q. 'yd o G''' l Eco % @ a,sc.
@ ,7rsr OF haJ-.t aHI s,eudaye lolai vernon "''''l
fr..- q r~-fn I
Lt ti',' N p, $3.50. .r ... .,.f. r-Il Dl one
O. reeu.ast ,s,ei eterF iou A'rl-e a. to w. 1
BIZ June n. 80 =. t.---b referee l---e two
Le-i sa. afr pc l5 s,- tt-r .tlt, .--e-ar .oclteI
to .i-., "l.ls - @ rr- 10. -.t t1H.utl..i 30
on N'it-,i s' ~. -rl-~ through lnd BENG
inches e.ftrrir 'r1Hl avenue Il .-
ono hundred sno,."e-' - -t-.-- l- ek Store ard tone
ll.r. DE same ul.'..'. -. u, -,.
lulre and '0oeci Tease Dt ''' 49, 49,
arll-l ground Ic o l -'., ..., to b. made
E. %. LaIoH o. a.'.l.. . -. .--f .-.-,.'t.
O. ,r.teft located aad A."'H pc -'' g. ~. .tsn.
rss4fr. f"r' l--.1 H.., t,A'.' a. .. ' home and
L... f.r la-tf 'l, ..i'..' '' -' .af e-
t-.-l.H .o..,.a ODD -' .''.'. .'' W -
....... -ee'1aavc ...-..., r Madison.
I to'h .t--'.t $500. I'd. t,4 1.rtt. ...st.f.r
...'...-. ..1r .o. -5r.UU... au tle
f..-' 1.fo t.' .'--.--,. I..,..l-aye All lIit,.
.,1..t, tl ..r s"...-.-'.... ' ''... 10 ''' "
-..-s. l- al, I'd r-.rt.sve p Cet 6
...t -El'I .'eail o. . ''''-t ' "
.....1a ~-es. i.1ia >tt--'I.l->L o. %, s--. TO- .,,
lr-- - .a.. o.. ai.-'a, F., ,I r tfe 5or,tc-Ir
r# HH-. ho..t s..' .n. '',' ''A r. I.a- gs.fsr.,
r... .e.-a-.. 'Hr .-,. - -. Z, b.. --- ,l,rtIy .u
r. q. zoe. "I. 100 ..hi.. '.-.-.- - & '
..-,te-r- side of
-1..r .-.. .i .''. ,-. & ,- r5.r..,c and one o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-22
Gteamboats ar1 Railroads.
TPAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY

CEETRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY
~ Passenger Depot NeE-tork loot ~ D tl- to.
o. sauer viii south H. Dtmpton Junction si5
tl Delaware LscEawauna and Wcgcrl isr Il Phm3 Nit1
fs D. h sus1ue7rHa vso 1nd q ion Win ne lZn
Na'rv N -oli Connections forming direct ne 90 taris
ani ne clatze o. cars also 70 Ceaa Feana wanna s1'
ALLENTOWN LIVE TO THB WEST
wi.t b. AkEA.sp EhEsl
C0nmsn0ng Dee d. lg2-Lcsre New YORK oioEs.
a. m--WaT Ira ior 5ouery.ue
O. m-for Remington. Eacn. Bethlehem Bath hlaeh 'hnnf
WlLe.ae tou M4haaoy City lit Carmel Hleion Ilns1an
nncE, ilgnda Warere~. Nila-lpofi DAB
Tle,Gc Connects az function With Del. Lace. West X X
h-hahNisG EElIiEH daily eHcrft SnuaaYs Tor itAt,l
Ahent0wn Hanshurg ard the West Connects t somcrIe sf
fHel9a a. taston Tor Nsub Claak Wesyafe scranton 10
lU:l5 a n.-v'lv Traa Tor Sonervle.
y m.-NsY Tam ior So1err .e.
1861 F0f Fen Elt0n Bath Ane1owr Maar1 fbguk.
Mahanoy CIV, haeon Wkesbsre scranton Reading C0iumba
Lanclsef tphraia Poiisgile Harrisburg 4-.
10 p. n.-For eaton. bebe-om ami Ansn.ovn.
a.l5 n m.-F0r Painacd
400 .. mFor Easoa. Allentown. Much Claak Connesv
Jun Hih Deb Lac. aul West. r.. r.
$3.50 D. m.--F0r romervlIe add F.llaetla
$40 p. m.-Fof Somcr Be-
.:I5 D. m-F0r PlsiurrIt
GDh m-EyryIye ErrHTs i1lr ga-.on Betheben Allen
town lcalng HlITisbnr- Pittsburgh, Chicago CIaauat
G:f0 and b.f3 p ln.-fIr no.crf.Ir
-.JU q. m. "a Etsion.
md % m.-Por PH.lIrIL
For Elizabeth At 300 $40 10l 1;i3, 500 sn ON i0is
hoo If.t5 o. m. $500 lan LOO ZOO LD 5l Jl5 3.t5
400 AIS $50 ass son !:lj $780, 5; Goo, 6lJ 6;iJ 7.5.
cset, Tor be wet can he the oGce
ma, o VeIere loot of LJerIsl AcBtOrz, hr pfacp4
-0'' anu 'As R T. EICgel Superintendent All EagE
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r.oo Fr--e with sIeruia-car. Tor e., and Al5An
T. Il. KENDKlgk. General PAssel
lENNSYLYANIA RAILEOAD.

DENNSYLEANIA RAILROAD.
Trains foot Dcs5roes and Coraadts.
b. folossi
Palace Cars attached Jo D. ll $50 - H. Sunday D .
FOR baltimore Washington South At 9 sun
E1press for PhiA $50 ~. I2.0,LAS6s. p ali
p mi ht Sunday SD and 800 b.. m.
FoT Phi!a.. Keusngton, lt 2 a. m aud ~
Emi-rant and ssSond Glass 5;I3 !. $4,000.
For Nesark AZ JJ = 1:tu $780, O. 20 DO tiQ a. y 1.n.
$40 go Elo. 5lo 33r 55 Oslo, Gu 2 so $40,
q llJU y p n. Sunda' IN, O. 81. lu, .ul . -
Elizabeth, tp 7. 1fu g. 8.lu % o %, h an y D. I'd
I'D D. jo 800 4. f.ln. :: %. 3s1 JJ $50 o. G7 49, ~
$40. 90. lll0, = D.. 70. SUNDAY SEQ O. aut $40 ~
Rshsay go : Sln SlU snl 10 o. y noou q gu
$40 500 to 40 SD 30 $780, D. go 30 $50 10 p r. nd y
For Woodbridge Perth AaIO asI 10 40 $50 go
For Ses. Brunswick 2 10 H. z H. p a:lo, $40 s9p n aDa
p night SUNDAY, o, ani
For Milestone NJ, y uoOn. 4: 10 aai SD p n
For Lamb rtUle and F.cua gi0n. , Do n AMI z ., u
For PhiHpaburg ana Be riere an. p
Boldeut0Nu, Burlington ln- Ntm-en Aha 20" u
1919. 2 B. $50. 4 and o o.. nc.
For Freehold, Z a ~, ? and I p NJ
For Jsme,hurg Penber on CamJsn a. n $3.50 p n 49,.
iosss; From ttiDaE.i o''o' d b ~ ms
daily AMI "a o. ualf, cxc,i sional F,N
Baltimore, oh t1 lc;i- % ~ S-sI.' iUa
Phadslpua as,l ESQ tei l;v l4i.s q H. N '' ~ ''''
N SandaY. sci b:5, 10 .ot l.
- 80 - ,rt Crtltrdsts Ticket once
R't,Sr,' NC, u. DOlD. T., Gea. Pas, Ageat
II fASsATvr Ger.
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anrfion 5alrs OF Rral esiats
merm. wrLKI... Ans.lonesr.


NORTHEAST corner Broadway and Sixth
~ st. MornssnA-B. H. LUDLOW Co. vii fcl a. anci01
TIrynAY ~ o'clock, 10 the ErhzuCe salsrlom IN
Broadway Trinity Baliingj ~ Z
BROADWAY De- tVostoT frame dwelling, 91I win VIM tr6
situated northeast Of Broadway ami hrt Nor
sana and water II and Is IN good oer
plot feed FRONT f.atrr hv ll3 feet drfn
Iloears Harlem Bridge to West Farms VILLAGE, pas this
property.
Toms al sale Possession delivery 81 toe deei
y rs srd pe-u the Alciorcsf oc Nc. Pircst n. Y
(fJgD
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Brook!pn t]ropcrtn 70 Get

ITO LET - The firSt-class brown-stOnc
DIVE Ling 81 ronPs near - oa-st brook
In; al mIrlvFuen'si rent, 7suO Apply !" o"-'. 80 -
no LFT-HandsOme tWO-stOry basement ana
under- r no SIS Yates al brool % ath
furnace sewe- nr- ~ nnues from Booesr ana ~ MINUTES
from F1ltan Ferrg 500 SOD E3n 1k &. b. hAhl - lae
bcfeu $50 Broadway near Dehah between
AID 0.coek.
Two LET or FOR SALE on EASY IERMS.
Il DWELLING ROUSE. No % W.loE-st
STORE. No. le2 PnelpDlest
hloFE and HOUSE No. ll' Fuli0n-lYe.
SECOND and THIRD STORIES Of $50 2emsenst su'aeto
aseo or oaics. GOgDOS L. FORD % ClsfA-si BfoohI,I-
AT Mnb RENT for tho, tret-class, three n15s-
" 4 sO'fV story. hirhstoon brick House +lHat -i IoP
RIKEK, HESSE Co.,
PIHes'.
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Gonntrn Rrcl Gstnlc for Sale

TOR SALE-A Country Seat, most delight
fully situated, The north side u Long lsald ihf mi roE
railway station. with ht qualify a hboni l te
Of valuable Of best ooaHg leHhe o.
about which be much lueieata h 'f " IL
ney.Et.k Room
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-22
GUNNER Retreats.

nFSIRABLE PARTIES wishing trst-clss
IL BOARD elegant pnvatc house healthy aid delightful
boating hsliu- aud bathing.
al }uds NJ h. T. r. photograph AMI
obtain partcullrso 4 %. pAhNIn ~ rIne-sL
DIDGEDALE HOUSE, Madison, n, D. haE-
IA ne char gsd lands and put open the
References gwen and required
DOCND HILL HOTEL, Northampton, Mass.
Unparalleled drives scenery, boating groves oll-Ats &c D
mate healthy. fever discontinued Terms
30 per 70 families Sead stamp Tor ci-
cular e. BANTA Secresrv TRAD FULLER. Superintendent
NVOODSBURG PAVILION, WOOdsburg L. /.
w magnificent s b. opened June j. BE- reached b.
y. p. SENELL. Proprietor.
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nn y nnd ERIE RAILRNAD-

i ONLY DIRECr ROUrE, wTHOC CHANGE OF CARS, TO
TIIR OIL REGION and LUMBER DE- tlDt or PENN. Sraias
= I'M cav. I,sbro,ses and CSr,lsuagst. F,lrcs;
g. "a hne Eapress DAILY eHccrt u1dAr with Pullman Palace
q. fr,fn Sew oil Cts Arrive
Husm,eer s.5, focE Haven s55 Remove lso irvinon
sos. C,v b.0S Enc Efl C1naecs
81 on Cek and Allegheny River Z. r. OIL Regor
-itb LAKE Shore X. 4. Tor 81 poauis W st.
40 IN n Ere Nal idallYl wh PuInsn Palace Car hoBs
PalsteIphs to Arrive Saabury 6..5 wnlsnspor sic.
Rcno'o ID $40; CORY,
Ts5pm Csuneots irvine, and Cory n Oh Creek aaI A
senv X ot The On hegoa Al kc VITA LAke sho r. loo
all points West a, u.,-,,.,. - -
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Gin Droperln 10 Let.

A SEVERAL large and small STORES on
"A. sirth-ave., in good locations 70 RENT ebesp.
HATCH g. VAN DOREN Go S1h.ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN NARVPTS

osDoS O't 2O-l2:3O mThe rate for money the Stock
o.l GA Government Securities is United State. Fy
quote kentes q 5sl Doe - $500 'f
b'throp Oct 2O-l2:30 m-Sas Upland Cotton on the
pas oool oninary shipped October and November at ssa
Oct 2U-l D. mCOtsOn Is shade 6rnrr; Mdilnz
sl1s ys4jFL: hiiBs Orleans, 97sp9 sales IA 900
".cs melHllng = 900 for speculation add export
LoNDoA' OcI 2D-l p m-Bne Railway shares 80
i"ND"N OcL ZD-l3O D. m.-Bfio Railway sharet. Boa
L9Spos Oct ~ m.Ene Railway shares 30 I. Paris dis
patehe' quote hentrs a. bSf
boNpOs Oct 2O-2:3O mrhe rate Of discount Ia the op4n
maItet o three months b III per per ceat be
The Bank OF nyani rate ~ - Wv
boNboH Oct 2D-3 p. m-Rne Railway shares. 3Si2
h'Hp'a Vet Il-i.3O m.ihe amount OF bullion Withdrawn
h,n tle bahA N J. gland on balance To-Day is G25OOD
bFFhool Oct 2O2:30 D. mSales Of Upanis Cotton on the
n % GOOD Ordinary shipped November and December 8
on Ht Os OF lpB h1Bgs deliverable october November
~ an do new crop delivery the basis Low Milngs o.
bieaatlns sIe hrn Beet q @ u fierce for New Ness.
FRANKFORT Oct 2OU Ferweniy bonds 97aa
LIVERPOOL Oct 2O5 -Ofhe Cotton sales to-day 200 bales
we're Aercln sales Of Uplan1. the basis Of low M1dpss
lFcfsbe 81; o
Good Ornay AZ 9lGL ProueeRinel Petroleum. I40I4 al
= gtllOn
LoSPos oe. 2OraoN 42d42. Cd > Spirits TarpeatiOg,
Asr"Ear, Oct 2OPetrolenm oiaL fine Pale American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21

tne week AGAINST last week and $3.50 for the
responding week last year Prices % shade lower
~, 0otn sheep and lambs and trade was moderately
acre ht ts decline. Common to good sheep sold
az 1osc ID, with prime 10 extra lots sold at u oslo.
au poor 70 choice lambs ranged from SIC. TO Tie 10,
WIN ROod lots sold by the carload uncaed at 81 062c.
o. n Pldcock sold III Kentucky sheep 9lt n average
DIV v ~ 10 Ohio do. LOG H. at 6ic. 100 do IS n. at
% do II b. at &c. 1O5 do, 100 n, at Go, and al
s,nI'uneV lambs, g. N, no 7!c and during the week
III, Sneep and lambs, to average s. As per head.
uhe Elliott sold 3l7 Ohio sheep 90 ID average, at
~, 9 2l7 do 50 H. at 5c; 3e9 do ~ n, at IS 80 y 100
~ doV ate do. - H. at 5sc 12g do s9i d. at &c. 40
si 'a uo isl ~ 1T &C., s52 Canada lambs "a N. at
A. ~ 40 7si n. az 7tc and ls State do g. H. al 6ic.
81 &C y head - ''- 'F ~ '' " 'H''
'".s KIRBY sold % Canada sheep. 90 10 average. at
az az 10; ~ canada lambs 72i ~ at 7c 1877 do. IA No.
~ ana 81 DO n n. at &C. and during the week 1928
u = ailu liinbs 10 average $ II y head.
~, lIch sold "A ONO sheep 1901 10 average at SIC.
~, 40 AZ iic 20i do 81 ID, at s. 81 100 b. aud 176
N" I, lambs, 73 n, at Che.
bucking CHAM sold 100 Ohio sheep, ~ n average
~ v d l9i do, 81 d. at 5kc and III Canada lambs
a. ~ oio aud during the week 1865 sheep aud lambs
!" average 81 CO y head
o"h-ihe total fOr the week Ia 3767 against 49, 039
at Week, ana 1850 for the corresponding week last
To- lesh receipts were 80 cars or 1850 hogs Live
lii reIe IN demand AT I. 05c b. with car OF
m Oe' 80 ID average, solo &C 81. Dressed hogs
:" '"l request at 81 a6ic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21

cbanres. 10 begin at once the resumption Of le-
CALENDER payments, and thus give free vent
70 the large hoardnps Of greenbacks made since the
manic began. This would seem to be the key to the
position at present. II is clear that holders OF
legal tenders will not bury them in a bank from
which there is the least doubt of immediate resuscl
tatiOn In regard to the national bank notes inc
case is different for they do not enter into the scar
ing process There seems every reason why to
sumption should eusue and at once since tin'oi'"
no change in the Clearing house arrangen'1"'s'
nor any reduction in tho loan certificates "nI"
on uhinteruptedly. Should it be the means ., ~
ing any weak bank TO the wall it NAV as wen oOi-
now as at any time for in the present ooiui''O' ~
affairs II is as well TO know the worst DIV olC0
all means let the banks resume. The genera! s'ooA
speoulation was without animation OF incentive To-
law and a very LIGHT business was the result OF le
,,o,a,,o,t Il, tome the feeling was bulllsh' the
rood,,,, footuros being Western Union, New-Aork
(,ortrai IL shore. Rock Island, Ohios. and Wa
b..b Investments were pretty much neglected
~ small business in Pittsburgh at 49,; New-fork
ona New. Haven at 12ilGl25 and Fort Wayne at 81
ISL The general market toward the close was
materially affected by the currency of report on
the Stock Exchange and on the street to the effect
that the Pennsylvania Railroad Company had de-
fuultod its paper. This was made the occasion for
heavy selling movement, which carried down prices
% the lowest Of the day, the market closing weak
The opening highest. lowest, and closing prices oil
,fOclS3 were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21

tame hi0c lard -eaisr; quote Prime Winter At 7ie75e'
and present make AZ 7Og72lac Other Oils quiet
PROYSlONSrhe PORK msrket and bat there
demand for the future sales Of 500 bb for S5 cash
sales cash aud regular $50 bbs a$6 % for Old Mess
SlS 5OdS9 for City do Sl3 40 for Brtra Prime Ss for Clear
Beet IL in limited dman sales 25 bbls SS0&0 80 for Pn
Mess 80 1882 for BItrs Mess sl39s4 Packet $l6 for
Family Gut Meats are lover aud 800 Fresh shoulders
NJ 600 Peh Bellies a 400 Presh Hams at s'l asei
loo Pictel Hams 81 b7s0lO 600 do Smoked llaaG lie
5000 Bellies 90 ~ 9Ls.; 800 lOl n average, 9a
1000 do "a syeageD at 8c. and 6OOO Picked Bellies 90
aTeage heae Bacon without change, AID The demaui is a
sales of75 boxes City Long Clear q ssaS 100 boxes Long Clear
seller 10Th November At c; 100 boxes Clear De
eember at 7S7c 100 bore. DO, seller DECEMBER January
lll6c and 90 boxes south ShOriShre sic Dressed Hogs
fair demand quote at D6sc CITY 7a7e Pies
Lard dali and tame es OF $50 bbls and ics 7c
&c. for City for Pair Prime
private term. l2j tea New Western al Sis fsyoi brand
BUrrKR-Ihe market quiet Usually the the
ope7ng Of the week Prices without Decided change We quote:
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LOAN FOR S1,974,6OO 90
FOR THg
DEFICIENCY IN THE SINKING FUND
UNDER
Section Three, Article Seven Of the Constitution.

Commissioner Of The Cina Fund BY virtue Of The Act entitled
An the government passed April IL
With Three oil Article Seven Of the Con
hereby notice that sealed proposals Nbe received a. The
Canal Department until the 18th dag Of October inst al IL O'Clock
Of that day, for loan Of
One Million Nine Hundred fand Seventy-fOUr Thou
sand six Hundred Dollars.
which Transferable Certificates Of Stock PRINCIPAL AND IN
TBRBSr PAYABLE IN GOLD viii he issued In the Of The PEG
Of NewlOk credit Of the Sinking Fund.- under
Article Seven Of the Constitution bearing interest at the
rate Of sT cent iunum payable semianna on The st days
January each and the principal reimbusab on tue
daY Of July thousand eight hundred aud NINETY
understood that the Commissioners 10 be liberty
proposals. the offers such their
opinion advantageous TO the interests Of the state
The be for the whole OF said loan not less
than 50 900.
AID proposals sealed up and iniorsei Loan Nr e Sinking
Pani and ncosi envelope directed 10 the Auditor Of the Canal
Department. Albany, n. T.
fhe money will he required gold acceptance
ofths proposal or BY Both dav Of October
By dpoStng the the credit Of the
Treasurer Of the state Of account the Canal Fund
the Manhattan Company Newior The Stock maturing
the as day Of November 1873 S b. received payment for sub
scripiOns 20 the new loan.
the f day November next
psi smaunuy the irs days Of Jannur an july az the
Bank 81 the Mani attain Company In the City OF Neg-lOrk
Dated Canal Department, Albany, October /, 1873
john G. ROBINSON.
Licuk-GOYernOr.
NELSON K HOPKINS.
Compsro Ter.
Seer Of State.
THOMAS RAINES.
Treasurer.
FRANCIS c. BARLOW
Attorney General.
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RECEIPTS OLE PRODnCE-

a.. o ~ NORTH River VssDi and Rgfrodts
ga 49, pkgs Ashes pkgs BeeswaI. 80 bales Broom
800 cotton 81 pkgs DIei Fmt 8i7 bbs Eggs, 275 bblA
o. oby bbs Flour BOB ij2 bush Wheat 273 81 bush Corn
.ef 5 M Oais 900 bush Rye 40 bales HOPS bags Flax
Dbl. Crude Tirpentin 81 bbls Tar 90 pks stearin
49, iaoF, lSO pkgA Grease 40 sides Leather $50 pkgs
" psss Pork, Alb pkg Cu Meats, 053 Lard 1905
20 er Go5l pkg. CHeesr, 10 pkys Rec, O35 pkg Tea %
W hIa.Y q nlL.l Nl.,I - 49, ~ .l. - w.
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COTTON MARKETS

LorrsvLLE Oct 2OCoton quiet aaiI,ng' Ioci receipts
l.2lO bales. shipments, 400 bales; stock, LOIS bales -.
CSCisSATt, Oct 2OC0on dull MdiHnES lo rc'lpu'' ga
bales; shipments, I4S bales; stock 9lo bales
CHARLEsrjS, Oct 2OC0sOn qltt Midhass 10 R5l re
oepts lJl bales eIpos-coastwe l'o bir' ae' zoV Oae'
stock. 10 37j bale. ~ go
wILxRGroS Oct 20-Colion steady; Mcings lo2i net re-
eeiDts, 2iO bales stock 1910 bales. ,.,. ~, t.,.
ST. LOUIs, Oct 2J-tOton nominal Ml1ihSs loe "oe'ps'
$40 bales shipments 100 bales. -.
GALVESTON 2O-Cottonismand hght Good Odnari lt
Ornary, 1870, TO6 baes eHp0rs-coAst"e -AI@
sales, l39 bales stock, lOO8S bale.
ORLEsSs Oct Cotton quie MidihnRs l''4e.i Low
Mldluzs, lGas Ordinary, 10 nc uet rerg,s SVt@
i bales: eIpOrsto the Continent ilV Daos
co,sW Il oale. sales 1900 bales mostly Sa'arcAf Ai'rnoH
stock. 80 1873 bales ,-,-.-.. 49,
SoRPoLE 2O-Co,on steady Low MddnR lo'e net re
50 bales, e1posooisi1He 1913 BALES SAFES 4OO O~'
sy,SSAn Oct 2O-Coton dali depressed. MGings 1924,
net rsceP go bars eIporsoast"e d. 90 oae' '@' V''
bales; stock, 4 10 bales. 49,. -.,-.. D,
Boiros, Oct 3O-Cot,ou quiet, Miiding IL net receipts 81
bales II bales 200 bales; stock OUOO aea
MOBILE Oct 2O-C0tou quet Mi'lngs toc; DO
l5ilc; God Ordinary, not receipts, ~ bae, etot'
2O4 saie. 200 bass aock 10 bales
BNuNORE OeL dgl Milng, lo'tsi os h'oong.
IS tl strict Good Ordinary. ljc receipts Dol oie
Continen 30 bales eosstse sales $50 baes soek'
3.OiJ bales. 800, 60 -
AuGusTA Oct 20-Coon quiet aud s'eahyi hunnB' i'o "
esipis. 700 bales; salss 600 bales ,-.,-i.. -,
PsfLADELPnA Oct 2D.Coi'Jn DAN h'1nnss IVA - NV
receipts, bales gross 372 bAeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
We note sales Of Bank Of New-York stock at 12O,
Fourth National 100 and Central National 70. The
bids are as ANNEXED

The demand for railroad bonds was only moderate
to-day. the aggregate sales footing up $4,000
Prices brought by leading roads were fair, and we
note sales of Union Pacific rsts up to 14, and Cen
trail Pacific State aid bonds at par. Michigan Cen
trail u fetched 81, and Pittsburgh 81 Fort Wayne
Seconds %. The following are the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21

Money vas ~ better supply and lent ON call loan
az, on renewal at seven per cent gold, with more
free offerings than for many days In discounts
better demand is reported, but best names move
slowly OF lG to IS per cent Greenbacks commanded
a nominal premium of only to per cent.
Government bonds have been quiet and partly in
iuenced by the uncertainty of the foreign position
40 may not be generally understood that the issues
of which the interest is payable in November are
quoted and have been selling since Sept 80, eX the
November coupon. We annex street prices at the
close:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21
DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.-Trains ieav


j NewYor Of Des)foes and Cortland ~ oagss
Express Harrisburg. Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH With POT
lace Cara attached $3.50 a. D, AMI sou n s"sip
3 T.. $3.50 10.
a. m. SUNDAY For Baltimore sad "s<h-
iDgtoo via B { o. r. r.. At 80 M, daily.
Express Tor Phlsdenas o. $3.50 l2:3D y A. T. 7:bV
$3.50 D. NJ and night Saniay. ,. Z 1880. $50 aad
For Pbsdephs KensngtOn at m AMI biiO m oandp.
6.lOD.m
Rmisani and seeondclas, 1905 p n.
Por sewarE t. $3.50, :. $40 $40 o 10 II N IL n
1870 $40. 1880 IN. AMI ~ night Snoda' $50 6lO
F1I Ela5ag g. G:3O Z TAG $40 3 TO- H. m ID
m / 2 2SO $40 $40 4:lo $3.50. j:2O $40 8 6lD.
Z, 1870 $40 10. 1880 AMI - pghL Sunday I;1o
Fer RS6wsT s $50 Z $40 o 10 a. m ~ m. L. g.
1880 $40 a4O 4O. 1870. $50 $40 o. $40 $50 T. 1880.
u. aal II night sandal j2O 6slO and 1850 IN
Woodbridge Perth Anby, and 10 1880 $40 4 30
Fy New Brunswick snd $40 a. m 70 m $40 40 $40
10, $50 m and II nght SUNDAY. $40 snd 1880
Ior Lsmberiyie aud Pennington. . a. M. AMI 8 IA.
For Phihpsburg and Belydefe. 3 and o. u.
Borieno Burlington sai Caniea, ani 800 no
1880 . {. ;, aud D.
FOr Freehold O. and D.
Ja@eburs PeDbeon Camden AMI va boat fron Per
No /, $3.50
Trans arre follows; Pusbargb $50 10 20 ID
,. dsvi 500. 1918 m. 355 ,. da except hosi.
From WashngtQn aud Baltimore sos and iOs 40 and 10 ~
6.O5 und $40 Prom Ph.dspha Dr. oOS
$40 $50 1918 ll:2O 1898 p 10. 800 800 90 20
si4 1927 Sunday 5;22. 500 Gao 6'oo lozo ll'-V"
Tset ofc 626 435 27 AID oll Bro,iv, No Aser Rsa',
OF Desbrosses aud Corlandsts emigrsn as 80
A J. CASSAi - "so'e "sA@AN'
D. H. BOYD, it, Gen Pas, Agent --------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-21

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay this topic by PROF l..
b. Elliott OF the Treasury Department read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully in
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