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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The PeruVids Syrup, a Protect
ed Solution of the PrOt0CiCie of
Iron, is so combined as to haze
the character of an dLimeIIt, as
easily digested and dSSinIiLdteG
aUith the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
of Natures OIUH VitdLiSiHO
agent, Iron In the blood, anil
cures ''d thousand ills, )" simply
Oy yTOniIlD 1tD, IIUiDOrdtiHlO and
P5tGtiSi1lD the System. The elI-
Tiched and UitdLi%ed blood per-
nedteS every part of the body,
repairing damages and qUdSte,
searching out morbid SecTe-
tiO71S, and teGVi1eO nothing for
disease to feed upon.
This Is the secret of the aU01I-
deIJuL success of this remedy i'S
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhOea, BOiIs, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional VigOr,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating ilS
u OUU SJdCe OI Ute OCOOUs or UC-
cODspdnied 6y debility or q IOsU
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol, IN any form, its
eneTOi=ing effects are not fol-
tOaOed Oy corresponding 9edc-
ton, bat are permanent, illfaC-
sing strength, OiOOr, and pelO
life into all parts of the system,
and building ttlD an IRON Con-
StitaEtiOn.
Thousands hare been changed
by the asse of this remedy, from
qOeGIc, SiclcLy, suffering cred-
tuTeS, to strong, healthy, 6ho'
hdppy H1en and aC0nlen; and
inCGLicJS cannot reasonably hes
itote to OiVe it q trial.
See that each bottle has PERIL
WAN SYRUP OLO'UIS ils the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FoWLE & SONS, Proprietors,
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD BY DRuGGIsTs GENERALLE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

UNMAN LINE FOR QUEENSTOWN I'm
i AND LIVERPOOL. = ROYAL MAIL Sasakzsks
STRAMERs are appointed To sail IS follows
CITY OF ANTWERP, THURSDAY, Oct 9th, at 7,
p. NJ.
CITY OF BRUSSELS, SATURDAY, Oct. !1th. at .,
PM.
CITY OF LIMERICK, THURSDAY, Oct IO:h at 3
p.
CITY OF PARIS, SATURDAY, Sept. 1s,h at P.
NJ
Ald each sUccesdilg Sdtu day and Thursday hror
Pier IS, North River, keu York.
RATEs OF PAssAaR.
Cabin-ST0 $50 and $40, gold according to accom-
mods tiOns. Bound trip tickets at low rates.
Steerage-Te Liv srp0Ol Queenstown, Glasgow, Lon-
donderry, Belfast, London, Bristol or Cardin, $40
currency From the above places S32.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg
Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Paris at reduced
rates.
Drafts for 1e and upward at current rate payable
at any part of great Brit in and Ireland.
For further information apply at the Companys
oflces.
o'DoNNELL Il FoULK, Sole Agents.
402 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Or IN r. r. ROBINSON h CO., Agents, Fourth
and Market streets, Wilmington. myl1-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

~ In four weeks made profit OF $ll2s0 selling
Bryants Library OF Poetry and Song; $40 I'm one
week on the New Housekeepers Manual, by Miss
Beecher and Mrs Stowe. Any active man or woman
can have an agency. J. B. FORD 4 CO., New York,
Boston, Chicago and San Francisco. sep2e Nv
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10
~ "a CpEassR;ax1 PHILADELPHIA, Will.
ksta ~ 4lts.Ssffi MINGToN, a RALTIM0kE
RAII M Az NIMK IARIR


Taking effect sUNDA Y, September 21a 1873.
80 Philadelphia and Washington Express Trains
are designated thus, II s0'i New YORK and wash
train from Philadelphia cOnnec,s for Fortress MoR-
roe and Norfolk I~-on account OF din renee in
time, q. ins leave Baltimore by city time i've min
SOUTHWARK.
Trains from Philadelphia will leave depot corner
Of Broad Street AID washington Avenue as follows; !;
Darby, 100, is, 1880, A. M. 1890. 2.1O, 400, 44S
bl5, 9 Is, 9.s6, 1i.S5 p. NJ.
Ridley P%Ti, 100 q; .S $50 1882 A M, 1882
Chester, 7, $40, $50. 10 80 A M, 1890. 10, 2a0
400 4.sO, 446, blb, COOS, $40, $50, 1lsO 1145 p
Lamokin I, is, $50, tO.BO,A NJ. 1870, 2IO, $780,
400, 40, 445 b.16, 9 as 0 80 11,46 p. NJ.
Thurlow,T, $50, 1880 A. NJ, $50, 400, 61b, e4o,
Trainers 7, $780, A. M, 2sO 400 b.1b, Gas. $50,
Linwood, 2, $50, 1880 A NJ, $50. 4tO, b1D, s4O.
q oinyH Sp{ $780, 1880 A. NJ a'O' 400 6i0. a'0
BelltyneT $780, 1890 A. M, $50, 400, b.lS. 6.45,
ESQ p. NJ.
blb,i .OU'' t.45 80, i1.sO' P. M.
Newp 1T, $50 A. NJ, 400,
Newark $50 A. M, 4 90, il So P. M.
E.kion 8 50 a A M, ,&,O,e', II 80 e; N;
Ps,rsvi,ie sGs' GSV 70 M ~ 90 Go.. +, an.
M.
.Hayre-de-Grace. $50 A. M, 1890 sOO'' 1880 P.
Perymansvipe. $40 A. M, O.. 11.sO. Pm.
EdgewoOd, s 80 A NJ, 6" 1880. r. M.
Magnolia, s 80 A. M, 6ss lib p. N.
Baltimore, $50 A. M l9.OO' IL 1b'' co., 11.sO' P.
NoRTHwARD
Trains for Philadelphia Will leave as follows: from
Baltimore, 3O 9.sO'' A Nj, 2.l5'' Ts0' lO45'' 4.
Magnolia, s 2s A; M, 8 se' s1O.P. M.
EdgewoO1, S.2T A M, 344'' NJ,
Perrymansville. s,99 s NJ. So PM.
!ayfe de Grace 11:lO'' s;6T, 1857 N, 4:i2''
rer.yvine, 10: 9' S45 S;Oe. IL OS'' A NJ. 4:a1''
NJ Eorih East, .O5 S:2s M,4 :as'' gls.PM
ElktOu, 10 9:4t a Al, 4:5i" 992' PM
Newark, 7.33 p:,b Nj, :U4'. 9:46' M
slant II, 7.46 lO:O6 D 9:5i'
Newpori, 7.62 lO;l1 a NJ, 1o:o9' Pm
i2:9a'' y, Z p:s,'' i:,b' iO;2l' pm ''D'
Be levue, 7qi, s;22 1o:lT AM, 2:19, 412, 1928, M
GlAy@9nt, y!91 r. $780, 1923 iO'O' M 2:4O
llnwood,. 1885 s:a7, 1892, 1O:5O A NJ, 2:9T,
4%G. I:4S, iO:4i' A. IN Mo- ,o,, o.oo ..oo
salurdays dny3 T;41 M
Tnnrlow, 7:I, sa2, 1913 II: :9l M. 2:s'. 4:9G
Iamokin b:45 ~, :35, s:i5, 0:5, 1O41, II :c4,
M 1870, 2:86, 4:2O. 4:s5 6:Su. 1858 + Nj
hester, a al s;3s, s:4s 9:s, l04., li:57 A M
hidley larg, 5:5i I: :56 $3.50, 1921, 1854 II 16 NJ
:+2, 249, 1882, 4:iI, b:41 e;ll, ll:O2 M
atGy t Gs ~ 49, "a ~ ! S;O'' $3.50 II Os M 1Sl'
SUNDAY TRAINS.
No trains will be run en- Sunday. except those
nanea b. iOw.
laIuokln and intermediate stations, 1,PM
wilmington ami Way stHtOns A M, $3.50 M
Baltimore stopping at the principal stations, II 800
Trains for Philadelphia VIII Ieav. as follows: from
lamukin ana iuterme late stations, 9:l5 NJ,
v Wilmington stopping at way ations, b:SO,6 6:sJP
Baltimore, stopping at principal stations, :sO'
II. F RENNET, Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10
Hem A6Btrtiae4ezts.
CAMPHORINE

The Greatest Discovery Of the Age for the relief
and cure OF Rheumatism chronic and acute, ,Sprains.
Bruises Pain in the Chest Back or limbs, Stin
Joints Strains, 9landular Swelings. In1lm nation,
Neuralgia, Bunions. Catarrb, &c. Will not grease
or stain the most delicate fabric, which makes It 9
luxury in every family Try it and be coDv need of
It's great merit Price rs cents per bottle. REUBEN
HOYT, Prop'r, 208 Greenwich St, N. Y. sep224W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

HOIhLADELPHIA. VIII fSIs ma rrsasBn94l
MING RON AND BAL ~ ~ .-ssEa,.sSs7k
TiMORE RAILROAD.
DELAwAKB DIVISION.
IMPoR ANT NOTICE,
TN and after MONDAY, April 2ls 1873, a Pas
seng I Train Will leave SeaiOrd, at 80 A. M, fOI
Philadelphia, Baltim and intermediate stations
The 625 p. NJ, from mngtOn with Phtladel-
phla ana Baltimore connection will run to Seaford,
arriving at 1900 NJ Making three daily trains
tO and from SeAfOrd.
On ana a er the above date, this company will dis
continue Running the early morning trains
betwt en-
MILFORD AND HARRINGTON.
apr1s-tf H. f. KBNNEY, Sup't.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

~ ~ aNS3s@2ssf LINE
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER NOM AY, APRlL 2lsT, 1873.
Sundays excepted) Passenger Trains Win leave As
fOloWB:-
SOUTHWARK. NOETHwARD.
Passenger Mixed Passenger Mixed
AM pM pm AM pm Pm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10

GRRAT sENsATIcNl Agents wanted. Cash
N Salary, or Commission allowed. Strictly hon.
orable. Address, +. a. ELLIS Co., Charlotte,
Michigan. sepE2-aw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10
Washington ouTissssHTnEE AnD

! AGENTS WANTED for q complete his DRY OF our
National Capitol Its origin, growth, excellencles,
abuses, beauties and personages are ali portrayed In
that graphic style which has placed the author, Geo.
Alt. Townsend, among the foremost newspaper cor
renpondents Of the time. It gives bold, startling,
truthful inside views OF Washington life, and Con-
Rressi0nal and Lobbying JobDery. Books readytor
delivery Address, JAMES BELTS CO.. Hart ord,
Conn. ~ sep22-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-10
Prof. WISE'S BOOK

"TH aOUGH THR AIRln Forty years. a1ven-
ture in the c'oufe. Oamplese history Of Balloons,
and how 10 make and manage them Full of thri'-
ling Incidents and Hairbreadth Escapes. ife of
Author. The most intervening and exciting vol
ume ever Issued. Profusely Illustrated. SURE TO
Sci L BEYOND PRl CEDENJ Agents should
send cne dollar for outfit. Address TO-DAY PUB
" sHING CO., Philadelphia, New YORK, Boston, or
Chicago. aep214w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
COTTON MARKETS.

NEw.oRP.Ss Aug 30pemand mited Middling lsi2c.
ceiOts 81 gross "a bales Great Britain 2J5C
bales Ss5 bales sales 100 bales last evening zoe
bales; stock 7,l77 balss 49, -
WLaNaros Aug. 30Coton dnner MGdDgs lsc net receipts
"a bales; sales. / bale stock, 702 bales
AUaUsrA. 30Demaud fair Mddngs, IL c receipts, 81
bales sales 127 bales.
NoRFoLK 30 Cotton hnneTi Mdding lSr net receipts
346 bales; eIporcoastwBe $50 baes ales 100 bales stock
1921 bales $500, 49,,
LOUISVILLE Aug 30COtton steady Mldlngs lSi4e receipts
l6 bales shipments, 337 ba'es 80 80
CtNcSNA Aug 30-COtton steady bddlngs lS4c shipments
dO2 bales: receipts none; stock 6,762 bales
Sr 30. Cotton Jul ard unchanged; Mdingsn
receipts, IL bales; shipments 81 bales
SAVANNAH 30Cois dull; Mddlngs, IL c net receipts
bales: sales 3 bales: stock, SCI bales
3O.-(Otton Mdllngs, lS0lS &c
ce Is, none; shipments, 502 bales stock. 3 8O3 bales
HARLEsroS qnets good firm and Light
suppy; Midilngs IL Low Mdings, lie; Ordinary lBc
fecpt gross 31j bales 1874 bales
sales 100 bales. STOCK, 2O2 bales. - .........
PHiLADELPR Aug 3O-CotOu frn Middngs 20ci receipts
3lbaies; eross, AS bales. -
BlLrIroRE Aug so Cotton quiet; Midding l9si Low Mid
dngs IS0lS4 Ordinary, l6L gross receipts 3Oaesi exports
coaswise $50 balls; sales 70 bales; stock 1OS2 bales
GALyEroS Aug 3OCotol and 6me Goo Ordinary 10 O
15i. TEXAS Onny, l22Gl24 net receipts l59 baei stocA
6,S13 bales - -
DosroN, Aug 30-Coton quiet and strong MiddiDgs 20s-
gross receipts, 300 bales; stock 9 300 bales
MoBILE AuI. 3OCOiOn uuehaugedi Mddngs l1fa ee re,
receipis lS4 bales 80 bales sales IUO bales
STOCK, 6227 bales; IS bales we're burned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
BALES FROM "a O'CLOCK p. NJ. TO
NESS, 8 O'CLOCK p. y
SATURDAY, Aug. Bop. NJ.


The general tendency of money during the week
has been toward higher rates, and the cheap money
Of June and July seems to be over for this season.
The rate is already advanced one or two per cent,
from three and four TO FIVE and six per cent as the
basis of call loans, with exceptions at seven. As
She week drew to a close, however, the market be-
came easier, and FIVE per cent was about the uni
form quotation 1t is reasonable to expect steady
hardening to money the season. advances. The
banks are daily RENTING to the West in response
to orders from Chicago, Cincinnati and ,Other
cities. The business in discounts has been small,
the best short-date acceptancee moving at seven to
eight, while ninety days to four months names pass
at eight to ten, and in some cases one per cent
month.
The gold market while at all times fraught with
much interest has been III active and exclted
Btate only at Intervals, when the contest for
supremacy between bulls and bears waxed fnrous.,
The September programme of the Department rela-l
tive so its gold sales which is awaited with much
anxious curiosity, will be found in the topographic
columns of this paper under the head of Washington
news. On the whole the movements of tho week
has been decidedly in favor of the bulls who have
generally retired from each days contest as victors
1t could hardly be otherwise, when it is considered
how easily large amountso gold may be controlled.
At tunes during the week instead of paying severe
charges to get their gold carried the bulls have been
enabled to exact small consideration for the of
1t, We subjoin the daily range of prices for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON Aug 3ol2 80 Rie Railway shares active ant
the opening 1913 the quotation now is 40 9
Pans dispatches quote Re IS at 0SL
3O30 pmSales Upands Cotton deliverable
the basis Of Good Ordinary BIOL DO GA the basis
Mlngs Sal Orleans, deliverable August the basis o
Low hug 81 and Upland shipments crop on the
bss4 OF Good Ordinary, at s lll6L
LONDON Aug. 30-I m.-Erie Railway shares, 4las
LIVERPOOL 3Ol mCston Is quiet and unchanged sales
1900 bales including 900 for speculation and e1ports
LONDON. Aug. 30-l:3O D. m.-Ene Railway shares f73L .
LoSDoS Aug 302 mBne Railway shares, AZ . Pans dis
patches quote Renes at 5SL DC.
LIVERPOOL Aug S02 m0f the sales Of Cotton today $500
bales Cheese 62 for the
lean fne. Bacon, 3Sl y cSt. for Cunherlsnd Cut.
JoSDoS Aug 303O mPans dispatches quote Rentes at
or. 95L
LrvEkPooI Aug 30S3O n-sales Of Orleans Cotton on the
LIVERPOOL, Aug. observation-disclosures OIL, 1872 81 ton.
LoSpos Gus S0-Byeung arpenaDs 81 3S3l eP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
Tot.i........-.........~ 672


Forward deliveries change, and the business
has been only moderate sae follows basis Of Low
MdfbnRs
100 2ol.e 400 20 5i6e;
100, 20 Size 300 20le 200 2O 200 % lGe, beptsser,
400 IS ll32, 800. 1851 100 1s IL 32e oc.ob-rs 200
~ 1855 Scvember 100 ~ FLEET December 100 ~ Sl6s
TSs 200 bslss s1,es ,scS.y ~ to m eptabsr 800
500 ~ Gl0ej Ieosube 200 l71 T0-, 400 D'Iea Grba
COfPEkThere quiet nskst nd the oply
300 bsr MAasbo 22ss gold RIO qno-i II gG3e and Java
NJ rs d2bc. goid. f.
+LouR AID MEALour Flour marie, duhs Of the veel
under has been Ish queI upd ir grades the moro
liberal arrivals Of ns ADD tnnoess In iIssh srIns onss.ass
influence the eyciiemeh and activity In d NE
Inquiry fI shpPng EIiraS until YESTERDAY when
pTrvEd October established
Shipping EIis old Eitras and
Of Minnesota lively
pns bot New Flour has Of Wheat ExGs
have Oeened With liberal ofeheG Medium Spns have
ruled In suye fsyOr though ht pressure han a,
the Date i have reas5 stock and bn
assortment 81 choice family brands Prime Weteru Indiana and
Michigan the want Of has 1e from g nd
tg ybd be New FoaT o The aboAl much less than
ubaD this Of the indeed seasoh
Ehb II light the Indications shah elose the ncah
With sbi siok Of Shipping Erisas Of choice tau tr1I'
and Of fancy barfs Of Minnesota The Auei have been %
g demand and gradually TIE limited prsfeut am ty
yoseenEe sIpLe noI ITouBg 10 lie eqO. We Sas ~ bs uS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01

HAY AND STRAW--The market with fair namryi
quote Hay S27qS29 y tom Good DO at szJG@Zo Fn
S2OQ$22; Good Shipping do az tlSdtso snl common 90
At sIiGsl5 Loag quoted Sl5aSlo' Short DO at
Sl3dSl4 and oat at Sl3d$l4 ,o,o,,,-
AoLAsESTb market steady with me sale 1Z nnds ana
80 bbs Cuba auscoy refining grades at Die currency
NAVAL STOREs-ROr Spirits Turpenhne there Was ont
d,msD The market quoted weak With sale Of 80 9os Aef
43 Rosn active and nrm the sAes aegre
gate bb Strained including 900 bDa 10 9Is on
private 1900 bbs DO al s. lsdSS 81 5VO DDS 90 az
20 bb 40 SO 62 and 1000 bbls Pale at IS 75asL Tar
trm bat quiet nj -. on. A..
Crude hh moderate demand and steady
Iar frner quoted 75e for Prime Winter and lOc Tor present
anhaJen m the supply hehti quoted Al 'oG oier o
Pork market the past week have
quite unsatisfactory the sellers and MT OF on ahu p mas
aurs delivery short sellers for Septenber and october nave no
trouble sIng things TO suit their views aad hes ana we hsIe
pressing wants. and the demand o export mas Dn
hight We gradually reduced stock OF new out Of 90
With stock OF new here anu AZ nc
West reuee small volume that 50 little spirit and eonbaenee
snd shall require sight" and innch more u fnhe
Mess little has done for want Of stock end hOhrf are
quit, bnn limited tnde IN bhrA Prime, IN FANNY FANNY
TO-DAY the Pork market xas yey qmt ~ wholesale NA % P
unsettled there ioCSne nns, Ne se N can anu lis %
d.Sefy business vas dull sl7 % bid and $7 80 asked Tor
sDeFSsG sss ga, s ss. and o I Pn Me
$50 for RIa Sl250d s3 for Packet Co, Meats were IN
NH demsad Lere vas fresh Hams and other descriptions
r. more or less nomB,k Of 1000 h Picked Bellies "a 70
.ersge) 94 5000 do ~ 10 average a. 92e dooUV odo
sht Clear Bellies l02i 900 Piessa @1ans "a hoo , sV
Baeon VS.. very quie. Long Cesr 3e was
bid 40 boIes sold on private terms o.9e S sus
steady; wequoie 9d7 % Tor City LAM Was ,o"e anu
ure sales Of $50 bbb and ie. a Se oI NO ~ o V' o no
us for October at lUc closing With s bid for September
liPoATs PROVISIONS TRos saW-foEs r"A TUE "sH A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Psr Norm ktver Ycsstts asd haiiroaas -, :,
Auo 3O-l30 bb Copper 1918 bales Cotton 500 bos hgos
13OS0 bbs $40 bb Meal fO602O buh wheat. - iso
J97i9 hush 300 bush Peas 1856 nosh *,
1901 sides Leather 9s6 pkgs oc'ke 30 pkgs Beef ~ pigs
Bu.ter 657 pigs Cheese i95 pkg Pork ITO gs cHi meats
100 pkgs Grease 100 Talow GOO pkg Starch
3l5 bids Tobacco 375 pkg Tobacco 2S4 bales Wool 90 oo
whisky. M
The receipts produce for week ending Saturday evening Aug 9
Flour 1897 bbls whisky, 1880 bbs Corn Meal ~
do 457743 ba Whe O0 2sl bI1 Corn, 2O2o9l bush
1856 bush RE $50 bush. Malt $50 bns Peas Vs. A
Seed i76 pkgs beef 1856 pkg Pork 2l5l pigs Cut hea
47l9 pkga Lard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
VERY SAFE AND VERY PROFITABLE.


At the present rate of gold DIVIDENDS SURPLUS
FUNDS and HIGH-PRICED SECURITIES may be con-
verted into
TEN PER CENT NEw-ENGLAND INVESTMENT
by the purchase of the FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING
FUND GOLD BONDS of the
LAMouLE VALLEY, ST. JoHNsBURY, AND ESSEX Co.
RAILROADS,
III MILES LONG, from LAKE CBAMPLAIN TO THE
CONNECTICUT RIVER and forming the
VERMONT DIVISION OF THR PORTLAND AND OGDENs-
BURGH RAILROAD TRUNK LINE.
The very large sales of the past few months
leave but limited amount To be offered, and the
rapid pushing of the road to completion insures an
EARLY AND A LARGE ADVANCE on their market value
FAIRBANKS g. Co, 81 Broadway, New York,
FAIRBANKS Brown & Co, Milk-st. Boston,
L. d L. FAIRBANKS d Co., st. Johnsbnry, VT.
Financial AGENT
CHICAGO, DANvIIIE AND VNcENSEs RAILROAD
SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BoNDs.-
Interest payable April and October l. The remain
ing balance less than $500 COO of these very desir-
able bonds for sale at the Office of the Company, No.
3S Pine-st., New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
WOOL MARKET

BosroN Aug 3DnBg the last few days the market has been
sdersby excited the % Tor the wee OF iorD and domestic incln
c reaching 600 ~ the business
tue many tegd
neece quoted 2 higher Michigan. Weonsio and other West
err higher and 0sne and Combng be purchased
eep advance Of from 3a on the current rate, OF .
Judging Indications this sdysnee viii
The sales OF Domestic Wool almost
exclusively CONSUMPTION being very little speculation
Some 100000 Of California Wool sold durng
Quo Fleece Medium Treble Bt and Pick
lock AZ from 4sG57 2r; Medium BKtra and Double Michigan
4865O Wisconsin NeSYork and Indiana, 456is COmbg
Deane 52d6Oc- Tub 45a54e; Scared 40G9sc; Western
kevad Kansas aud Texas uuwahei %
and Pulled 4OG66c Oregon 3ld37c CahiOros sphng 20
d35c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01

The business Shipping brands for the future reaches 32 600 bbl
SO 660S6 40 for State and City Extras o month and a bali
Of October and 50 20 r Brra September and
60 l0as6 ~ or do Tor October We have had active demand
tf Shipping Bxtras sgperae the British and
with better local inquiry reduced sock considerably The
exports of the week 27S97 bb and for the corresponding week
last 81 35l Dbl. To-day inquiry for Flour the
close Of The week and the low grades h Old Choice Winter
Wheat Extras hfm and fairly Fancy hnneota aun sAabe
The first sample Of New Spring Wheat Flour exhibited to-day by
hes Partridge Wells Co.. from he famous Hrhieh Mills, Rice
Co.. Minnesota the quality better than last close the
maet stronger for all grades under g. which Choice
New Family hmer; Of 10000 bbi including 1000 bbs
Mestarn Ser fernhc a. annnta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01

The Philadelphia stock market is dull Philadei-
phia Railroad. So; Pennsylvania Is, los Phila-
delphia and Erie Railroad, "a Reading Railroad,
54I: Pennsylvania Railroad. So. Gold, 1l5,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
CATTLE MARKET.

CHicaeo AUG 30-Receips weekcatt 1892 head,
Hos sos hetii sheep 1855 heal Corresponding last
$50 head Hogs 1851 bead sheep 337 head
C,rrIEa moderate reqeet eheig % 81, ,eeOGn shippers
parhaaus slowly aa pcs IS $3.50 10 - %
as 10 choice 81 81 as5 - good 81 3ja - 20 fair So IS
81 20 medium ~ J0a Is iashor and SJGs5 North
ers-td Texans. 81 50a 90.
oGThrouah groves good demand bppng account receipts
light prices so4t DC higher qgoonsfa8se - jOdsi 30 orAss
81 coast 20 for good smooth lsht iols-
sHEEPDu AHd sow OF s. JOaS4 80 according 10 quality
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financial.

4 LIMITED AMOUNT OF ST. LOUIS AND
"a soulHEAsrRRN CONSOLIDATED PER CENT GOLD
BONDS FOR SALE at so and interest, by
HANNA BROTHRRs. II Wall and Esv-s,s
I OGANSP0RT, CHARLOTTESVILLE AND
~ Soufn.wEsTERN FIRST MORTGAGE PR CENT.
GOLD BOMBS FOR SALH at Slkxsd Interest By
HANNA BRJTBRRs, II Wan and SswsI
S.-BROOKLYN CITY 7s, due 1920,
4 COUPON OR REGsTRRED kI sALR at lOl p sni
aieJ B,.r..L GEORGE H. sISTARB "a Nassau a.
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BONDS AT A BARGAIN.

BONDS AT A BARGAIN.
hoETCLAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at SO
JAMESON. SMITH & CoITING, IA BrOad-st
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REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon OF
Registered. interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE Trust COMPANY. Capital, 81 100000
For sale at the Office of the Company, No. 76 Cedar
ST., N.Y. JONATHAN EDWARDS, President
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Glendinning, Davis a. Amory's closing prices were

The subjoined table shows the extreme huctua-
tons of United States bonds, the leading railway
and miscellaneous shares and gold made during the
past week as well as the closing quotations of each
at the dates aforementioned
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We annex the closing nominal rates of Foreign
Exchange:


Money has been easy and in good supply all day
at 304 at the close and 404l during the forenoon
aud up to 2:9O o'clock. Five per cent was the ex-
ceptional rate. The bank statement unfavor-
able rejecting net loss to the banks Of $l,o43925
The legal tender decrease represents in part the drain
westward The loans reduced and the deposits
unprecedentedly contracted. The decrease in specie
is in part accounted for by the Geneva
payment. The coin movement Of the week
covered the Treasury disbursements of 81 100000
the regular weekly sale, S53SOO in redeemed Five
Twenties and 81 442 29l in coin interest the pub
lie debt the payment into the Treasury for Customs
amounting to SS438,704 The export of specie will
be found elsewhere The following table shows the
condition of the banks at the dates aforementioned
the percentage of reserve to liabilities being for the
National banks, S1l5 for the State banks 2S41, and
- IA
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1879.

srBARiN quie, steady at ssc for Prime 10 heree,
WHIkKY-Buye and sellers apet Ia their view" and no mics ~
ported held al 81 IL, with III III BID.
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THE MARKETS.

TIE qlsnU
more than hAfa grade above below gsoIed
PREsEsT DkLIvKRt.
To-dS Lat evening TouI
bptcnJatiop.