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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-11
NEW GROCERY STORE
s.w. Cor. FOurth ppG Market St..

WILMINGTON, DEL.
ET5S The undersigned respectfully an-6tfA
B Bppppces to his old friends and thekR5
~ public generally that he has eomplet'
bed his new stoFe. .Rpd hssRPepee Fleh STOCK
" dRocERfEs. SUGARS AND MoLAssEs,
Lowering crushed, gTanulated and pplveriEed Sugars
soft, white and opffee sugars,
Syrup, and all kinds Of MOiasse7,
Old Government Java Coffee. Lagpira, MPricsibO,
Bio Green and Roasted COffee; the finest Black and
Green Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour.
new BpekWheet sll kjpds ofRpre Spices, SerG mes.
A. kinds ef oaBEsd hEP sRoh Spd 6nssSA sDS
TomatO Catspp, Englilh and American Pickles. lsl.
lice, Chesse, Fresh Roll Butter Bakers COCOA and
Chocolate, VeTmeeelli, NacaFpni Washing eonp In
great variety. Toilet Soap, Silver lOss Starch, Cur
TantS, Raisins. CitEon. AtIn9reg MiRce Meat Dried
Peaches and Apples, CranberTiUe, BTooms, Painted
BucketS, Brushes Sperm, Adamantine and TalO
Candles, and al articles usually kept in q we'll
sorted Grocery Store. Call and examine my stock.
s-lv JAMES CRIPPEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-11

rms fiOEVBGk sEAS6N.
z. BRINGHbRsT a co.
Have hnO assortment Of useful and fane1 articles
suitable for Holiday Presents, oomprtsinH
EIeeant oOl0Gns Sets.
Fancy TheFmomstsrs.
Toilet Sea-
Fine n air BFushosl
Dressing Cases,
Smelling Bottles,
Vases,
Puff boxes Apd Puns,
Toilet Mirrors. vi
Dressing Combs
scotch Plaid GOOds Fine Perfumerg. Of. French.
English and American manufa facture, will many
6thor desirable novelties at moderate and popular
prices. E BRINGnURST CO.,
ApothecaTies.
corner 9th and Market Sts.. Wilmington. Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-11

IL O Congressman cannot live respectfully Ia
Washington for 50, 900 year then Washington
life must be more corrupt and extravagant
than life in New York. Paris, or London. The
great majority OF the constituents whom the
members of the FOlly-secOnd Congress have
mlsrepTesented live on much less that 5000
men who win represent that fruRallty and
that honesty which are still the prevailing
OF American households, how
ever corrupt and however extravagant fash
iOnable and frivolous society may have be-
come in the capital city Of the natiOn.-N \.
SNR,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-11

The "CaGaract OF the Gapges'' Il inst now
OVeraoBing . Philadelphia theatre nightly.
The u angRratiOn ball netted q loss TO the
Management OF over twenty thousand dol
AAtSs aa.sa .fE-e
The Supreme Court Of California decides
that ne !osg should fail on a bank which
pays Q '.nisod check
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-11

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-11
2ahIif Sales.
PURLTC SAFE.

q The subscriber, intending to quit farm.
| LIN ing. will sell at Public Sale, at his resi-
| HJA dence in Mill Creek hundred, on the
S4N- road leading from Newark TO Milford X
Roads, on TUESDAY, March 18th, 1873. his ontre
stock Of Farming Utensils and Household Furni-
tnre. as follows: good work Horses. large brown
Mule, very geRtle and good worker; bay Mare
SIX Teavs old. very gentle, an extra driver; Ham
bletonisu bay Colt three years old next June sired
BY Charles MurPhey's "Sir Cecil" drives gentle.
shows speed and will make fast trotteF: Mich
Cows. all will be fresh this spring; some Young
Cattle, fat Hogs, new two horSe wagon; iron
axiei shifting tor buggy, light sulky. new. made
by the Delaware Carriage Works for Sis; plOW
harness. Wagon harness, double carriage her
ness. single set Of carTage harness. corn sholloF.
grindstone, Buckeye reaper and mower COM
bined, nearly new; DloTs, harrOws, cultivatOTs.
forks. sboyels post spade, hay rigging leather dy
nets, and tmany other articles. All the above are
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
j chamber set, walnut marble top table, bureau
and Washstand, bedsteads. bureGuF. Washstands
feather bpds mattTasses. looking glasses De- Sofas
lounges, chaiE, marble Il centre table. walnut
tension dining table paFOr stoves, kitchen stove
milk pans, churn.. buckets, washing machine. DE
&c. This lie rare chance caered for peRsons want
ing furniture. as q large amount will be oheTed for
sale.
TERMS-All sums Of SIS and less cashi oyer that
RBonnt six months credit, the purchaser giving q
bAnkable note with approved eDdorser with in
terest from date. or Eve per cent. Of for cash.
sale to commence at II O'Clock precisely. No
on account of the weather.
NELSON WARREN.
II. 7. RIDDLE, Auetr. marll -Std<W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-11
A HEAVY STICK OF PRING SUMNER
CHEAP soors AND SHOES,
OeW Boot and Shoe Store,
n GEO. 8. HAGANY.

No. WEST SECOND STREET
between Market and Shipley has Just laid In
large and varied assortment Of Boots and Shoes
l (which ho proposes to seii Al pFiceS TO suit he
present times, and respectfully asks the publa 10
Ell and examine his stock.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
PROPOS AIS.
J)ROPOSAI1S
i for Wrought and Cast Iron Work for the United
states Court House and Post Office New York city.
UNITED STATES COURT HOUSE
AND Posr OFFICE. NEW YORK CRY.

OFFICE or SuPERINrESDENr, Oct ~. 1873
Sealed proposals viii be received at the office of tho
1873 tor furnishing, delivering lifting and putting in
place the wrought and cast iron work of tho
window frames, architraves, hnishings and sashes
OF the external openings OF the first story,
the external openings of the third and fourth
stories and the door frames architraves and nishings
the interior openings OF the second third fourth
stories all exhibited the drawings described In the
specifications and called Tor in the schedule.
Copies the drawings, and schedule
be had application at this office.
All scafoding required by the contractors to put the
work III place VIII be furnished by the government free
OF charge, but will be erected by the contractors.
Proposals will be made by the piece for the various
articles OF wrought and cast iron work. as provided for
the schedule. =
The work will not be subdivded among different bid
ders, but will be considered In the aggregate
The whole the work to the first story must be deiv
and position within four months from date OF
acceptance of proposal and the remainder OF the work
as rapidly required by the superintendent and the
progress OF the work on the building .
PAYMENTS will he made monthly, ueuucttn2 ten per
cent until the final completion OF the contract
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond, In the
bidder will accept and perform the contract awarded
him. the sutciency of the security TO be certified by the
Judge, Clerk Of the United states Court
the District Attorney OF the district wherein he resides
The Department the right to any or all
bids be deemed for the interest of the government to
do So and any bid made the printed form.
TO be obtained in this office, and does not conform in
the OF this ADVERTISEMENT
will not be considered neither will any proposal be
ceived parties who not themselves engaged in
the manufacture of wrought or cast iron work and who
have the facilities for getting out the work.
Proposals will be enclosed in a sealed envelope. en-
dorsed Bids Tor iron work. and addressed to
c. T. HULBURD, superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DREsBYTERIAN MEMORIAL CHURCH, REV.
Charles ). Robinson ID. D., pastor Madison avenue,
Fifty third streetlt was the original plan OF
this congregation to test the question In new way
whether the rich and the poor could and would meet
together in divine service on the lords Day This
Quircd large and hence costly edince.
be made balance those delicate elements in
the calculaton-thc outgoes and incomes OF ordinary
expense. BY the blessing Of God they have cached
the point at which they are able 10 announce that cg-
BILE pews be offered at prices within reach all and
free seats will be furnished TO who unable
pay them In Christian courtesy and fellowship the
cordially invite all who willing their lot IA
with them 10 come and welcome.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

Riyoirc. Penelli, Bacalowcz. vbert, Fortuny,
Sauerielt Bofrani and Andre AS the nrst public
evening exhibition oi the season, the III nagcIs oil
the Rcitllnger col ecton may be fecitated. The
gallery WIN remain open night aud DAY unLh
wednesday and Thursday next.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
Died.

ATKNsos.--On Tuesday November 4. 1873, JAMES
ATKINSON, III the 5Tth year OF his age.
Reiatives and friends OF the ian6sv, and his
brother Masons, are invited to attend the funeral,
from his late residence, No. 451 Marcy avenue.
Brooklyn. on Friday, November y 1878, at half-past
eleven A. NJ
Hong Kong and san Francisco papers please
copy.
BApHAM.--0n Wednesday, November 6, Mrs.
NANCY BApuAM, widow OF Edwin Badham.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc re-
spcctfully invited TO attend the funeral, this day
(Friday), November 7, at O'Clock 7. NJ, from
the residence OF her daughter LandonJ. Dougherty,
l13 West Twentieth street.
CuANDLER--0 Wednesday, November S. at ten
r. NJ. at Hoosick Falls, N. ", Mrs. MARY STARK
CHANDLER, in the SD year OF her age, widow OF
the Hon. ID. IL. Chandler.
Her remains will be inferred at Batavia, N. Y,
on Saturday, the sth inst.
CuRr1S-At Fort Lee, on Wednesday, November 5,
REBECCA g., widow OF NJ. osborn Curtis, OF New
York, aged 67 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are in
vited to attend the funeral on Friday, November Z,
At two O'Clock. at st. Marks church, New York cltv.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
THE LECTURE SEASON.

COOPER UNION FREE SATURDAY NIGHT Lee.
~ TURES FOR THE PEOPLE.
The first division OF the tor 1884, will be
follows
ls73-November S-Dr. Dio Lewis. OF Boston; "Our
Grls.n
Thursday November l3-Extra lecture, by request Of
the workngmen OF New York, on Labor by Charles
Bradlaueh Esq
November l5-Dr. Dio Lewis; "Our Eyes and Earsn
November % and 80 December and l3-Four lectures
on Geology" by Alexander Winche, LID, Chancel-
lor OF Syracuse University.
December 20--proiessor J. W. Dawson LLD +. r. s,
Principal OF Megil College, Montreal The Dawn of
Animal Liie.n
December 27TJanuary 10 and II ls7t-Four lectures
Natural History by Professor Edward 5 Morse,
Bowdoin College, Maine. in the following order:-I
Radiates. 2. Mousks. 3. Art ulates 4. Vertebraes.
The second series will be duly announced
Tickets be obtained gratis a the office Of the Cooper
Union and the book Brentano Union square
and d. Van Nostrand, % Murray street.
ABRAM $. HEWITT Secretary.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

L,OR SALE-A FIRST CLASS CORNER GROCERY
and Liquor Store in Brooklyn. j.. d. also the Prop
erty, consisting three story brick House.
bies and ontbuildngs together or separately This y
chance seldom offered. The present owner carried
the business l3 years and wishes to retire
This Is chance offered every day For further par
tculars call address ROGERS or URBAN 48U Grand
street BROOKLYN II. ID.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

The second day OF the extra trotting meeting at
Fleetwood PARK had far greater attendance than
the first. There were five events TO be settled,
the fret being the unfinished race OF the previous
day; then purse for road horses with gentlemen
drivers; next a purse for horses taat had never
beaten 238; then purse Tor horses that had
never tr0tted better than 2:29; and lastly match
for $500, mile heats, best three in iye in harness
or the unfinished race one heat had TO decide the
AFFAIR, as each OF the horses in the match had two
heats scored. Fred Tyler won the deciding heat
ana the match lie was favoritc at Eve to one
before the start and won easily, Damon breaking
badly throughout.
The gentlemcn's race to road wagons had eight
entries, six OF which came TO the post These
were Thomas ii. Snepard's bay mare Rosie, Q, Red
dlord's bay gelding Buffalo DICK, A. b. Kendaifs
bay mare Fanny. IL. Hamilton's brown geding
George, J. f. wilkins bay geldlng Dick Jones' and
A. Cash's chestnut mare DAISY. George was the
iavorte before the start over the field; but he was
distanced. together with three others, in the first
heat. Buffalo Dick won the race, Rosie second.
The 2:3s purse had eighteen entries ten Of
which came to the post These were Fred
Pnier, Bessie b., Brandy sorrei Jake. Billy. and
Stella Fred Tyler had The call IN the betting over
any named horse. He won the race in three
money, John p. the third, White Cloud the fourth.
The 2:29 purse had twelve entries, eight Of
which started in the race. These were Spotted
Colt, JACK Draper Carroll, Berkshire Boy, Grace
Bertram, Madawaska Maid, George Miller and
Fred. spotted Colt was the lavorite over the Held
at nearly even money. He won the race In three
straig ht heats very handy, Jack Draper getting
second money Carroll third and Berkshire Boy
fourth.
The next event was match for $500, mile heats
best three in five. in harness. between ii. kely's
bay mare Ella Millard, and w. 4. Weeks gray
when darkness set in and the race had TO be post
pOned until to-day at ha.past twelve O'Clock.
Each horse had won heat and made dead heat
when the affair closed Tor the day. Tanner Boy
was the iavorite at to before the last heat The
following are
SUMMARIES-THE UNFINISHED TR0T OF WEDNESDAY.
FIEETWOOD PARK, Nov. S and 6.-Match 5000
mile heats: best three in five, in harness.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

DOR SALE-A GOOD PAYING CORNER LIQUOR
IL store; down town cheap rent; price 81 900 nclud
ing Lease. stock and Fixtures Apply u. f. CO Riley.
l2Centre street
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

L,OR SALE-AN ESTABLISHED, WELL FITTED UP
II Cigar store on Broadway. doing good busines ~ /,
Tor selling owner has other business Inquire Of
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

EoR sALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED FISH AMI
Oyster Market; sold because the owner has OtheI
business attend Apply at No lg2 Division street.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
DENTISTRY.

A BEAUTIFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL Set OF
N Teeth, S. - and $40; teeth filled with Bone and
silver 10 cents; with Gold and Patina, 81. All work
warranted urst class mt Dr. WHITES 80 sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
FOR SALE.

YANKEE NOTION STOCK FOR sALE-PO JOB
~ ber or auctionecr also showcase; or partner 10
lady who understands tho fancy business Apply atis
College place, third lott
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

ACKERMAN-lvERs.-On Thursday, October 90,
1873, by the Rev. n. Il. Smith, ID. d., LAWRENCE j.
ACKERMAN to MATILDA PAXTON IvERs, all OF Plain.
field N. j.
CLARKE-RYDER.- Brooklyn, on Thursday.
November 9, 1873, by the Rev. j. f. Searls, ALEX.
FRASER CLARKE to ANNA VAN CLEEF, eldest
daughter OF Richard Ryder. No cards.
CHuRcH-CLARKE-At the residence OF the
ber D. by the Rev. II. l.. Collyer, ANDREW s. CHURCH.
ol New YORK, to Miss LOUISE b. CLARKE, daughter
OF John l.. Clarke, Esq.
CRAIG-FoRsBIRG.-ln Jersey City, on wednes-
day, November s. by the Rev. DR.. Eddy, MIR. ROBERT
CRAIG, Jr., Of Jersey City, to Miss EMMA EUGENE
FoRsBlRG, OF Brooklyn. No cards.
DAvIS-CARTER.-ln this city, on Tuesday, No.
vember 4, by the Rev. DR.. Gallaudet r. j. DAVIS OF
Georgia. to ALICE MARION, youngest daughter OF
Thomas Carter, Esq.
JoNEs-JoNEs-On Wednesday, November s, at st.
Johns church, Cold Spring, l. l., by Rev. Dr..
ter OF Charles II. Jones, Esq, OF Cold Spring.
KELLS-WIISoN.-On Wednesday, November g.
by the Rev. Dr. Morgan, Lieutenant Commander
DE WITT G. KELLs. United States Navy, TO HELENA
NJ, daughter OF the late Captain Henry Wilson, OF
Southport, Conn.
KILBoRNE-CusHMAN.-I orange, on wednesday,
November s. BY the Rev, J. U. Twichell OF Hartford
ALLERToN w. KILBoRNB to CHARLOTTE CUsnMAN
daughter OF David Cushman.
MARTIN-BuDD--On Thursday, November 6, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents. by the Rev. Dr.
Burcnard, ROBERT =. MARTIN, OF Orange, N. j., to
ANNIE q. BupD, second daughter OF Seely Il. Budd,
ESQ, OF New YORK city.
TYLER-AUDUBoS.-On Wednesday, November 5,
at the Church OF the Intercession, Washington
Heights, by the Rev. w. M. Postethwaite, M. FRANK
daughter OF the late Victor G. Audubon, OF this
city.
WoLFF-LEvY-On Wednesday, November 5. at
the residence Of the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. J.
est daughter OF Joseph Levy, OF Hamburg, Ger
many.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

DOR SALE-THE OLD ESTABLISHED BAR AND
IL Billiard Rooms with Summer Garden adjoining.
OF Fourteenth street and seventh lease
has five years to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
COTTON MARKBTH

usxpHp Sept 29-Cotten nominal sales receipts isoi
bales: Shipments 1913 bales; stock. $3.50 bales.
MEsPHs Sept 3O-Cotton- Nothing doing hddhngs non1
Low Miidinss l7e receps o6l bales shipment" 400 "Ae'
stock, 7,342 bales -. a. ...,.,.
l3l haes; shipments 40 bales ooo
bales; shipments 90 balesi stock, 23l bales -,
30-Cotton quieti biddhngs loTi Low
Middipes lsc; Strict Good Ordinary, lie - 20
Sept 80 Cotton quiet and nomina hicahne
Low Mddings lie Good Ordinary l6e net reoep 81
bae gross 348 bales erpors-eossirs 40 oa s'oeA Ao'
bales
EEyORIEAss SEPT 3O-Coton aetve hddines IL 10"
Good Ordinary 1916 Ordinary IA DC
1900 bales 399B bsesg sales oVV Gaes
565 baes Later-Coton setVe and stu hgher nes
Low Mddngs at IL 4G hdding AIde, IL 2 sales probably
5000 bales.
slyAssAH Sept S0Coon active and nrm hedlnes l6S net
receipts 2427 bales; sales GA 9esJ stock, II 765 bales
NOZZLE Sent 3O-Coon quiet Mddngs 16i4ci Low Mddines
lba strict Good Ordinary, l4 net receipts SS4 bales eIPets
the Continent, 900 bae eosssvise 4Ol bales sales NV
bales; stock. TO- 201 bales ,,,,, 90 NJ,
ding l Ordinary. l4ei net receipts o%5 bales
sales, GOO bales; stock, Z, $50 bales - -,
WIIxISsroS Sept 3O-Cooa nominal hcdhngs ~ 2 net re
100 basi eIpos-oosstwe "a bses sales 10 oae' s"ci
l,155 bales. -. ,u,.
ding 16 receipts SO balcs shipments, W oaesi soeA lao'
XoRyoLx Sept 3O-Co,tou quiet bow Mddlmg l7s net re,
1854 bales eIpors-ooaswse lllO oae'i s"ea' 800
bales
GALyEsros Sept 3OCoopAlmcst dsmsnd price nominal
receipts 495 bae eIpors-coaNlse, 699 bales, soeA o9V'
bales
Bosror Sept 30-Coon quiet, hddlpg,, 1876 net receipts
500 bales 1016 bales sales $50 bales stock 9OOo n2es
AUGUSTA observation-disclosures better hbddhngs loci re-
oeipts, 635 bales sales, $50 balea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
CATTLE MARKETS.

BUFFALO Sept 30-CArTLE-Rep to-day. including % ears re-
ported arrive head making the total supply for the week thus
far 45 for the tune last
highest cattle that has occurred az hs P
supply equal the demand there Deng
last Dealers this hight run S Ve
give GOOD stars wne
The market 10" snd dn
holders last weeks the sas were
sufficient establish prices the ba5es hanging d sales o. hsaa
averaging 029 n at 80 7i 20 head Indiana steers AZ
eagng 1876 H. at 81 12 ~ head MICHIGAN steers averaging So4
H. SO 62 18 head Michigan and heiers averaging O45 ID
at 81 25.
SHEEP JAxB-Reoeips to-day, including reported arrivals
34O0 making the total supply for the week thus af 4SoO
7400 head for the time last week. the
not fairly opened sales M head Michigan sheep ranging nom ~
80 H. 81 G CO. SO bead Illinois sheep averaging GA ID
a s. 90. ooo =.
making supply the thus far $500 head sganst
time last week. the market active a.
per the stock in the sold sales l0OO
head illinois ranging from 200 300 10 81 9Od$5 DUO
Ohio Michigan hogs from 1872 go No. at ~
81 90 desirable for e NewYok market averaging loO d.
would have brought IS 10.
PHILADELPHIA Sent 3O-BREp CArrLBThe yards for Beef
all full and dull though prices have not
900 bead aud sales made at from 5207e 10 for fr 70
good extra at The: cattle sold at from 4G6c .
fair for good sheep former prices the
receipts 1900 head from 4G5se v
n for choice $2d$3 so per head for Lambs
sold a case for fair TO prime. 1900
bn moderate but 5000 head were
sold a 81 25 p 100 n net for oornfed $1,000
Cows-bs market dull sold from s35ds7o
each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01


3OTbe Grain market 10 moderately tehve but
pnces are unchanged firm for spot OH u seArre
DYrRotT Sent 3O-Flour aud unchanged "neh ueaayi
,ales 81 I3hdSl 64' No. Wh,s II aYa Amber
good demasd at SO d37c Reeep-2OOO bills Flour laOOo
bush wh.,t 5000 bush Corn shipnens-E'ooo b1S- Flour
wtsS,Ii, ses 3O-Plour In fair demand; Rrtra Family. 90
No l. 81. Hney s. Grsinsohnr doing Provisions aonns
Ish, densnd Port SIG Baeoo-Shoue. $685. Clear k9 sds
ety. Clear sides 9Ts paeiea hsms-sugareured l5dl3-
PLATA 3c Bulb hests-Shoabers Be CesI NIB sldts ec Gear
sides 9.c, loose Lsd-Terce. S2d< heg s'9e-i STEAM oe
MssyST Sept 3o-So business doing owing scarcity Of
0.xxao sent 30-fbmr du Of 900 bblA at 81 10 for
No sprpr ss as Amber Winter 80 10 for Whit Winter
slO "a Tor Double Wheat quiet Corn dull Al 90 a03 Bar
lev moderate demaBd, Ale- 900 bush upAte Cau.d 70 arrive
bo.s d. On SPOT a, 81 Meal 81 50 for Bo u 40
Unoei y es Meed unchanged Shorts. sl7 shipstaf tlSi
Mdinurs s2O Carai Pnishu-Whea bl2e Barley se
70 NezYor Lumber 90 % TO the Hudson. 81 % 70 NewYok
Railroad Psht.-Four Psdadephis and Boston 6O TO New
Yorf 6O 70 Albany 42c Receps-WbeAt 200 bash Lum.
bush; Barley, 10. 900 bash; Lumber, ga 900 feet
3OGroccrs unchanged Petroleum dull
Crude 10 "a Refined i6aSl7e Provisions steady Mes PORK
the bat sales yet reported
Pour dull and unchanged Mbe., DALI Rod 50asl 5oi AMBER
MIed.. d4Sc. whisky unchanged.
LOuIs sept 30-FuBaknea dull snch faes a. made
lei than week Whea-Spng hrm and higher
ss Of No. Regular 81 Winter tm aud held higher sales Of
Red 81 b2gebsly held al 81 80: No Red quiet at
81 as dali and dropping Ace for No mird eAh 39
ubehsngdi only sample lots so Rye al 65e for No
wh,ty steady at 93c Provisons-0ny ANAL order trade ad-
Nothing doing Hogs loser s3 50d Cattle cul sm.l bus
ness pnes from 81 IS - 81 a Including Through Texans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


Loypox Sept 3O-l2:30 mUnled States FveTTeny bonds
1876. "a. New Fiyes. 81 Brie Railway shares 42es
y1geoot sent 3o-l2:3O D. msaes Of Upland Cotton the
basis Of Low Aiddng. deliverable September The
ns the past DAYS have been 5000 quarters
ng ri 900 American Of Corn for the three
DAYS have been quarters ell Of which were American
lvRRPooI sert 30l mCoton 9net and READY hanhnE
upsnds 9Tsd9d; MiddinR Orleans Sisd9+di sales lZoVo
bal,s inc leiiEg 2 900 for specn Aion and EXPORT .o
LOspos Sept 3023O mPars dispatches quote rentes a. DOL
40c
LIVERPOOL Sept 30-230 m.-Wheat l2lal2g per eenla
for average California White, and IL lOdl2o Tor hed western
spring Corn 32 1898 quarter Cheese 6l6 per e"t Tor the
best grsdes Of American ane. ,o-
LoSDaN Sept 800 .. m-Ene Railway share. 42e
LoXpos sent 3O-330 pm.Tbe amount OF bulhon withda"n
from the Bank Engand balances To- ay Is tooV10
LoSDos Sept $3.50 D. m-Consos Tor money, 2
November u. T. Five Twenty bouos
1867 New Fyes rs; Bne Railway shares
43l. Paris dispatches quote Rentes AT 5bf ~ &C -
FENkToRr Sept 30Untd States fiVeTweH bonds Vo2 Tor
the issue Of 1862 e.. -. A., NJ .,
England as veil as open market to-day bias been heavy at The rate
of per cent Paris dispatches qaoe Renes at 56t l2Ac
LIyERPooI Sept 30-5 MOI the Gotten sse io,a plVo
The market for yarns and fabrics AZ
Lospos Sept 3O-gveuns -spinis Turpentne, 32i Pewt