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FIMAMCIAL Az C0HMEROIAL.

The New York money market was stringent
Yesterday, the stock brokers paving 1-32a1- 10
per day IN addition to- per cent. per annum for
money with which to carry their stocks. The
government hond dealers quoted the mafstet
IsI gold. Mercantile paper was dull and nom
inal. Governme mt bonds were driu and Steady
both in New York and London. The stock
market was heavy. .4.-.sgsE sfrgT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-20

This seems to be mo-bi-ler year. Prussia
has just broke out with it. IL seems that seve-
raj officers Of the government, who were
charged with protecting its interests In con-
tracts made by the state railways, have per-
initted or eontrived gross frauds. One Of the
guilty men Is said TO be pet Of Bismarck's.
All OF them have been called upon to answer,
and explanations and designations are in order.
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PERSONAL.

AIRS. III. J. FRENCH, ths Celebrated Reiabh
wi CJayvoyanf aad Test MEDIUM, can be seen Al
725 18th northwest also, gives delinixtOns OF
character BY photograph hand writing or leck Of
hair. jH-3ms
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DRY GOODS.
DR0DHEAD q co.'s.

BLACK ALPACAs reduced frcn NA % ~. sss
ofher grsdee redrced from 8 20 10 rent. r-r ysrf
MVDikN DRESS GOODS retnsed fully - PEI q.
NoOIEN sHAMIs =
N0QLEN BLANKETS
NAINs0QkS aud n host q cSher white Good. at
les than form.I rstes
make from 81 g nr. Three goods hsvc be--n ia-
ported BY the most sNrerienced and rel oie HOUSES
vance On inlpoffers rrice.
Elsssnt FAIRS KID GLOVES % eens. Party
kndrsscOggin COTTON, Il cents; wamsziia. u
censi Nov lurk Mills. = cents
~safkTlNG coTToN in So, % and io-t fcsa
, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons. dsndkerchiefS. N-ck
money b. bBying u
BkopHEAp CO
LadfrS snd Gents Underwear direc: frosn the nAs-
ufscturers AZ wholesale prizes 1ssr
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
A L. BARBER CO.,
"A. BUY AND SAIL REAL ESTATE,
fseos, al sEvEkrH STREET. op. 20.
II A. BOSWELL r Co.,
Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner az street and Virginia avenue,
southwest,
WASHINGTON, ID. @.
HOUSES and LOTS FOR SALE
HOUSES RENTED and RENTS COLLECT
ED. isny-im
JUAN BOYLE. FRANK BAESUA
JUAN BOYLE & CO..
REAL ESTA TIE AND NOTE BROKERS'.
No. COS FurrENrH STREET,
Opposite Treasury
UUAN BOYLE.
FRANK BARNUN


sapS:S%s HG1:s o. corner rs, s.a Streets.
=, nne House On "a street eeA ,between street and
osthi soSo serm s,,,,,, Ca, ., e,
e. n GnOs,nso NounfS Sest oi % scres, one mile
IA" SnsNoI S1ws A., a..
the Pom, Of Res. rssi,o ma ma On sne hne oil
0ae o. ~ acres ~ tsuguier county, Va, very
m " - IN p.oso0: 10y tetms: ,,
h soS in or.ns;s, - -. u S.auen, sA. WIZ
" ono If soo s" a; al, on sssy ssrns " "a,
timber, balance in high Of cultivstion
acre. OF easy terms or viii exchanee far oify erSn
erty. ~ ~'>' IVY
One Of 1s acres unimproved, but fenced, situated
on the Opeaunn, 4 miles from WincheStsr Price
$50 Der acre, Both Of these farm are great bar,
st ss lot: on north side Of Hhoa. Island avenue. be-
Pc. G1 cent la; n, amt. ia. ,..,,, ...
3: q ~. as' =. s'ss. , :, '' a.
e. 20 S 81 s; ~ as... e.
sion 3 he cit; .' os'''' one o. 'As 's'' '''.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-20

Mr.. Seannell, Of New York, charged with
murder, says he was insane when he did il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-20

The procession viii positively start aext
RsYabiieGR.
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BOARDING.

LIRST- CLASS TABLE BOARD, with fine large
l. Front Room. on the most pleasant part Of the
Avenue-No. 1919 Pennsy auia avenue, between
18th and 1eth streets. febS- I'M
nor RENT-Two nicely furnished ROOMS, with
Il Bedrooms adjoining, with or without BOARD
corner Sd street and Indiana avenue. - Inn
MOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
" prices moderate, at 3lOS corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and 2lst street. maylly
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PIANOS, &c.

F k5SEEks f lsS Issias0 "A
,Es rikxkQSS And 0kgANs Order, ~
ave-, and al NAlRN Drug Store, corner ga .trr~t
and avenue. flI-Sm
TUNING AND RkPAIRING PIANOs-Esr PO.
n tss and Msstoal EnssrtataNenGs.-Al,-
toy attention by q. l.. WILD a BRO, COMMIT
ilth street, neaI northwest Of Pennsylvanfs
avenue, Tor the past twenty years well known a.
practical Piano eHd Musicai Insfrumsnt akers aul
Repsirers. Dealers IN Piazos and Musical lnstrV-
nents generally. ii
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MEDICAL, &c.

OACO1S0As co.
hR. RECORD, 14l West Fayette street, Balfi-
II more, Md. Thirty years ex perience in Ho-pi-
tai practice Guarantees cure In recent diseases Of
the Urinary organs in three days. chronic Cases ia
sly days, by a local remedy. Full vigor restored.
fH-tr
WEAKNESS, lrreRularity, and Nervous Debili-
w y, successfully treated. Remedies agreeable.
Elegant apartments Ladies interested, address Mrs
A. G. Kosher, Washington, ID. q. feb5lm
nR. RECORD, 14l West Fayette street, Balti.
- more, Md. Specially: Diseases OF the Urinary
Organs, Spermatorrhea, Impotency, &c. The Doc
tors remedies are prompt and positive in restoring
vigor and removing poisons from the blood. Medi-
cines mailed or expressed. feh3 I'm
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TO LADIES

h%DR. A. PRATT, Graduate of Ohio College Of
VrS Dental Surgery, All 7th street, between d
and Z, q few doors south Of Odd Fellows Hail. Re
ftn to B. A. Bacon and Rev. W. B. Evans. mis-
~ sCHENCKs PULMONIC SYRUP,
Wy SEAWEED TONIC and MAN AXE
PILLS.-These are the only medicines that will cure
Pulmonary Consumption. Dr. Schenck has been i'm
constant practice over thirty years, continually ex
aiming lungs, and knows his medicines, ii properly
taken, will cure consump tion. His Mandrake Pills
cleanse the liver and stomach; his Seaweed Tonic
dssolves the food stimulates the coating of the stom
nc and aids digestion: his Pulmonic Syrup ripens
the matter, and Rature throws IL of without
eTtion. Prepared and for sale by j. III. SCHENCK
4 SON, northeast corner Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, and by druggists and dealers sener
ally. JAM eoly
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. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The Assessors Of the several Legislative Districts
the nssal year ending ysns nh. lQt che eosEd Of
corner o. l0R}siana avenue, on the 3p pAy OF FED
ErA1M -, eesl1 o'clock m, to hear any appeals
. .sss Be ms from the valuations Of said a.
All aPpeals mus be made in writing, end sworn to
before = ohcer< Impetent TO administer oafha-
The B1apdE = in session each day &uI(l ex-
ceHe4& Qxlock o.. m. until ocly -
md DAYS and SATURDAYS froqe
FL. MIDDLETON, JR., -
01h Members Of the Board Of kDpeala
h%TuU 1x9REEN AN ExTRAO1DfNA11
NS SEvERE SEASON
\CousHs, COLDS,
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Wy ra from Lima, Ohio, says. slff
. For about twenty twe years was afflicted with
an enlargement of the spleen, which had gradually
increased in lep 9Th and size until it extended the
tire length Of the abdomen. This i never expected
Eryspelas, by spes, for thirteen years, and often
almost des paired Of my life. l heard Of your cee
brated Rosadals, and pure based bottle TO test
but finding some benefit, continued its use, and by
the time had used two bottles-and almost before
almost entirely gone, which was as unexpected as
gratifying for was using the Rosadalis with aview
OF curing the Erysipelas alone continued to take
the medicine until had used six bottles and now
~ me eng o. s,n months; can safely say am esssd
the latter having entirely disappeared. In conclu
sion. can most cheerfully recommend Rosadalis to
he afflicted /,
The New York herald., 1873-11-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Nov. l. 1873.
500. Stock, is74O.
Cotton irregular, active and lower middlings l5xc
Cnnr ST e Tsssp s bales sFSs TSse
which s1a s sssss
Cotton quiet; middlings IKE; low mddiinss, lc; :
ssss> 10 ssoeS sapG7.s & s0'''"Se ~ Sales '0 last evening
b bales les Exports coas'wse. i2s Sales, lodS Stock
CnARIrsrok Nov l. 1873
Cotton steady and in good demand; mlddlings, Ike
sx rsssp sass exp ESpor S'tats I
NORFOLK. Nov. !, 1874
receipts bales Exports coastwise, slso sales
WILMINGTON, n. c., Nov. !. 1879
Spirits @ Of psPen1s quiet a c sS,n q.sst
hard 50 yellow dip and 81 virgin Tar steady At
da ss yss4 sss: Of g 9
, Dsi e 81 qs Ssl snff s
asking 81 aplsks canada which the views
sss So i 81 ss .s5is i .iy md m
& SsI H.ssSn &. 8 i new 4S.s
500 bushels wheat 500 do corn q s go barley and
2so do barley 1900 do peas and $4,000 feet OF lumber
BUFFALO, Nov l. 1873
Lake and rail- imports for the twenty -four hours
oas % 900 do barley 22lO do. Canal shipmentswheat,
DO sSp corn
sna ssses
the month and So per day thereafter wheat to New
market mark Dun the stormy weather has nearly stoppsa
s;fs Il s. s % a d No
c:nsds ana barley rroysens is s quiet mes pork ss
shoulders SIC &c breakfast bacon, &c ai6c dried
beef sl6 lard &C. Sac for tierces and &C. for kegs
TOLEDO Nov /, 1874
Flour firm and in fair demand Wheat in fair demand
and higher; sales amber Michigan, cash, at 81 81
9 sl,; Sovember be 81 81 DECEMBER g ga %: No
81 81. Corn quiet at 45hc for high mixed, December,
a7c January lcw mixed @ cssh nc a,,S 0as.No quiet
Dressed hogs sold at S. Receipts-0Oo bus hour 1900
bushels wheat 2ooc DO corn 1000 DO cats shipments
CHICAGO Nov !, 1875.
Flour dull and drooping lower 10 sell Wheat in fair
demand and hrm; No. spring. 81 OH a 81 02h; No
No. mixed s6c ssi.c Cash or NovemSsr s7ssc sa
sse s55c Oats steady at 2szc 2s,c iof NO cash;
3ossc 3Oc.. December. Rye steady at 60ac 6lc for
ss M % f du 10 ansees 3 g asa Nc
the decline, PORK dun and lower at sii So cash
dull nc lower packed. slSc. lower loose
Green meats In fair demand but q Logger rates hams
pogs packed here during October, a65o, being in.
crease of $500 over the same month last Lake
mand hat lower at s8c- Receipts-l0000 bbls. flour,
10000 bushels wheat, ll6U0 do 1900 do oats
-four fs doe bushels Wheat iooo do corn COO do
oats, l,000 do. rye and IaOOO do. barley
The New York herald., 1873-11-03
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY 3 ls7s-rlPLE SHEET

ported OF zoo boxes Of long clear for next week delivery
Al sAc and oo boxes q long and short clear for Jan
sry aud February. at SIC Dressed hogs were again
tnaed IN moderate request with prices not sssenusiy
changed Sales repored In lots footing up % pack
aees At prices within the range OF ss 30 = 30 for
ees and oa
Beet hams were quiet but quoted nominsy steady
Sn Sh o6 he range Of s sss Tor common n'H e %
qnlrcd for, but prices remained without notcoabe
change Sales were reported OF 700 fresh hams Vt &c.
@ smoked sasudeSs G at 1c s osar pissss hams at $40
boxes OF picked bellies Il lba average, a. sac Lard
The market for Western was resulting IN fair
transactions $50 tierccs the SPOT At Slice;
Janusry sss,sc a7slSc; 800 srOes for February at
SuGAR--The market for sugar continued dull and
prices were TO great extent nominal We have oniy
We quote e;-Cuba-Retning inferior 70 common 6c
7c fair to good fair 7kc 7sAc; good to prime ,1e
sToeery nit to g9od 7ls &c prime 70 to chslce:
molasses hhds and boxes &C. 7c meiado 40. SIC.
Havana-Boxes Dutch standard, Nos to o. DC. 71c.
to ia dos &C. TO SS s. @ 10 ios se whs &C.
l0xc. Porto Rico-Redning. common 10 prime CSC
7c grocery. fair 70 choice, 7s4c she Braz-Dntch
Nos 10 to i, 7Ac. sssc Manila-superior and extra
superior 6Isc. TIC.
not auotaSiy changed. The transactions loot up rs
ucrces of Carolina at 74c 7Ac small lots OF Patna
previous figures and l7s bags Of Rangoon at 6Ac 6c.
SrEARISE remained quiet and steady Sales 25000 lbs
r1IIow was dun and easy Sales $4,000 lbs Of common
%nisxrY0Recepts GEO bbls and for tne week ending
67l9 bblS The market WAS Quiet but auain closed
firmer Sales 800 pbs at Gle. sl1ac closing at the
higher price but tho sales mainly at the inside
figures.
The New York herald., 1873-11-03
HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA. Nov. |, 1873.

HAVANA Nov. ], 1873
Sugar-Quotatiops nominal. Stock in warehouse at
Havana and Maanzas Isl 900 boxes and 43O hhds Re-
cep Of the week 750 boxes Exported during the week.
the hhds to the United states Bacon in iar demand at
$22 $23 per cwt- Butter quiet; superior Amer
can sls a sH per ,quintaL Flour quiet Hams
American sugar cured quiet at $50 So per quinla.
e, 50 So Potatoes aTmer at g 50 aN pcr bbl:
in iair demand white quiet Honey. nominal. Onions
nominal. Naval stores nominal Coal oil quiet Empty
at $50 SIS pitch pine nominal At SIS s57 Shocks
sD reals moasses hogs6eads Sox reals HOOPS in sir
demand Freishts-Loading At Havana for the United
States per box OF sugar. 3<c Doc per hogshe sd OF
sugar 81 81 50; per hogshesd Of moasscs 50 81 50;
to Falmouth and orders t7 "a 52S 3D. per ton Load
states per hid sugar s. SO 25 per hhd of rnoasses
- IS 81 50; 10 Falmouth ana orders 62s. 3d. o5s per
ton
The New York herald., 1873-11-03
are the BIDS as amended at the can OF Saturday =:
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.


The call by Secretary Richardson OF fve-twenty
bonds of 1862, to the amount OF s5,oooooo, has al
ready been published. Interest on the same will
cease February l, 1874. The increase in the public
debt for the month OF October was only $soS9. 600,
being less by sS,00o,ooo than was expected The
resumption OF silver payment is not financial
success, the total amount disbursed from the
Treasury during the week being only s2,loo. At
this rate resumption is farce. The receipts from
internal revenue for the year were $50, 4S5,ss3.
THE STOCK MARKET
The adage ats an i'll wind tnat blows nobody
good' was fully exemplifed during the past week
by nearly all who speculated on the bear side OF
the market the turns being sharp, prices irregular
and with decidedly downward tendency on Fri
day, which continued until about Saturday noon,
when the upward reaction set in and the bulls had
the field to themselves The decline was largely
caused by the announcement OF commercial fall
ures The recovery was due to a restoration OF
confidence by the settlements made, and to the
covering OF the short interest by those who were
unwilling TO carry their loads over Sunday. The
old rurnor that the President would order the en-
tire issue OF the reserve Of $44 100000 was handed
around as help to the situation, but
we have the same reason as before for stating
that there is no truth in it, Tomorrow and the
next dag are not looked upon with much encour.
argement by those who are behind the scenes, it
being alleged that some trouble is pending among
TWO or three OF the banks Whether the fact be
true or not il is significant that one OF the promi
nent officials OF the Clearing House Association
should incidentally confess weakness somewhere
by saying that every bank in the association would
stand by every other with its resources to defeat
an attempted breaking down. The advance has
been too abrupt and 1everish TO withstand much
assault, especially II fortified with any new devel-
opments, and an uneven market is said 10 be con-
ndently expected during the week.
The following tables Will be found interesting as
showing the highest and lowest prices for October
for the nast week and for Saturday
The New York herald., 1873-11-03

A NOTEWORTHY FACT

NOTEWORTHY FACT
that up to October 1s, exactly one month since the
beginning OF the American panic, the reserve OF
the Bank OF England had fallen from fl3, S43 to
s7,s6lo3o, or to the extent OF s54s5,so7. and the
stock OF bullion from f23 9l2 623 to fl9 22 SOL or TO
the extent OF GA, 1s9 s22. The internal demand for
coin has been considerable, and the supply up to
the end OF the year from Australia VIII not exceed
e. 100000
THE MONEY MARKET
during the week has been generally firm, and at
the close on Saturday the rates were unusually
stringent, currency being difncult to obtain, ex-
cept on unquestlonable securities at from per
cent TO 4 per cent and interest. This condition OF
affairs, in view or the large payments OF dividends
which are understood 10 have been made. Is nos
particularly encouraging. Prime notes were as
counted at is. 81 and "a per cent
OUR FOREIGN COMMERCE
continues TO present favorable aspect. The total
merchandise imports since January are $33S,462,-
ol5 against s36e 6S1 last year and $500 93l 64s
in 1871. The exports OF produce since Janu-
AIRY this year $a44 4o7 os9, against $3.50 $50
last year and sl94, ,s2s in 1871. The total ex-
ports OF specie since January l are $43, le6.s99,
against s62 AS 5l6 last year and $62 33 In 1871
GOVERNMENT BONDS
were steady, with considerable activity shown
at the several boards. We quote:-United states
sixes 1851. registered, ll1's l11s do. do, cou-
pom, 1928 ll3; do. fve-twenties, 1862, coupon,
1o6 do. do. 1854. do, LOG; do. do 1885, do lo7; !;
do. do 1866, do, new, loes4 lloS coupons 1867,
III; do, 1865, l12 1121s; ten-iortes, registered,
1861; do. do, coupon lo7; do. ives, 1881, cou-
pom, lo7,s; six per cent bonds Pacific Railroad.
1919 a los.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Among the many securities likely to be anected
by the crisis none have maintained better aver
age OF strength, relatively speaking, than railroad
bonds and the fact that so few defaults have been
announced in connection with the payment OF the
November interest would seem TO fully justify the
confidence reposed In them by investors. Annexed
are the bids as amended at the call OF Saturday -
The New York herald., 1873-11-03


For future delivery Oasis low middng the sales have
been follows Last evening after three o'cocK-No-
venber 30 at IA SIC; 800 at 1.c December 800 at
100 at l6c March 200 At Is sl6c 400 at l5isc April
l55Sc. Total 2,6o0 bales To-day up one p NJ
November, 100 NJ IA 3l6c, 40 at IA 5c., 100 at IA 36c
LOO Al 100 At II a2c so5 At 4se IW il ssc,
lC0 at II 9l6c 100 at IA 732c., ll0o IA 96c 700 at
ii l732c L9U at 4sc February 100 at &c., 800 l-Gc
Is s2c April 100 at isssc Total 1900 bales Grand "a
follows Galveston l,396; New Orleans $500; Mobile
1895 savannah, 49, Charleston, 2A7; Wilmington,
Boston, p Total, 245aO bales This day last week
5s4s bales This day last year, 81 S6s bales Rates on
cotton 10 foreign ports were firm at the following
sd BY sail. 9-l6d. h.d.
-CorYEH-The market dull for all descriptions but
prices not Quoably changed From the out ports
we heard Of sales OF i,lsj bags Rio, ex Temp:
on private terms we quote Rio ordinary earsaes
lsee. ltsstc: iair do 2o.<c a, aOsc,i good do,
70. lots l9Ec 2c gold, per lb and 90 days credit
Java government bags, &c. 26c. grass mats 2cc
&c, Singapore &c; &c; Ceyion, 2lc &c. Mara.
2ic, St Domingo lsc &c; Porto Rico 2ic 23Jsc
Costa Rca 2Dc. 22lsc: Mexican 2c- 22c sayanilla
Hl5c. a 23c. Curacoa 2DJ.c. a &c.
FLOUR AsD DGRAIs-Receipts-flour II. 305 bhls wheat
oats l07 3g2 bushels barley, ls00 do rye $50 do And
for the week ending-Four 81 s2s bbls wheat 25OIs
bushels IO So do. corn meal 22a5 bbs and AIS
sacks 40l,lN bushels; barley. 247 n23 do: rye
dem and for shipping grades The sales aggregate about
660D bbs including all kinds, at prices within the
OF the subjoned quotations Corn meal quiet sales
effected 10 the extent 211 bbls at prices within
he an Of quotations. We "
The New York herald., 1873-11-03

wheat was fairly active and nrmer bat closed quiet
eh.so Gf YiMssatse Yins q y y TOR no DO
ses we're abous bushels a, s DC far mred
white Included IN the sales are .oou bushels 'S to "frive
on private re- er os. were easier and only in moderate
46c tor mixed and s6c. ts1S for white Barley was
sale. Rye sold the extent Of 500 bushels OF Western
PnsieHrs.--The movement in berth freight, ba. been
comparatively slow today, burses not essentially
eompsed 10 Ss chslens ne su, thee Sa, va .'e &
Inquiry ior vessels 70 arrive The engagements com.
tssSn 7 ' SIsis. Sass r eSen sas'n s a.
nc; and Ok sail ac bales Of cotton, Il sled. I'd 20
bushels osraln rset I'D I'D " and % BY sail so
sd and bushes % oo On % plys e s
charters embrace British bark hence TO port in The
brig % arrive hence 20 yan s's1 $40 case. @ Of renes
Ieaans or c ef es AZ ~ American nss nencs
prya'. wa, gins rba ra,t., cor,,,,.s am ~
ons confined 70 uninpor obbns parcel Is We quote
New Crop-cnoa, centriuga and mixed, lie. iSc do.
claycd 2lc 2bc. do muscovado refining kc. 27c. !,
DO DO grocery soc a sc Porto Rico. ~ 5oc. Eng
NAVAL sroRrs--For spirib Of turpentine the market
was dull and entirely nomna for round lots which
q Is 6bs al ndsin neglected and sf' entirely
s for o%mSo 20 o. esos sa 7ss sa,d ms ssosa
held as previously auoted Tar and pitch likewise
rsraolkus-I market today remained dull for all
desctp1ons and exhibited decided change in any re-
l5hc Tor Last haf q do, aud Bsc ior December de.
hyery 'ru1e w Dulk was rn SIC tor spot future
denvery Gases quoted At 2DJsc a 2Js1c. Naphthn at
aD9ut Wc. ior ciy The Phisdephi market continued
quiet fsenncn Vnped at lGc for hrst bali Of and
o@a 20, tpI as' "a al o. 90 Late Yesterday 1000 bbs sold
Ior nfs af oi november at Ice The creek market
reported dull The various points were ouoea as foI
iows.-0n city, 8 Petroleum Centre 81 IN 81 %;
SlW1s; TitnsvilIe, 81 80 '' y ->s
PRovrsroHs,ReceiptsP Beef ls2 n,ctages. r,t ,neats
2 do lard 5s2 bbs and terces And sn ssgs na g., IN
week ending-Pork, lss lbs beef Ls4s packages; cut
% " tIj do Jarn aNb bbls and tierces and 55J keQs
~, ise market or mcss pork quiet but firm Jobhn
dsotea a Si5a $40 ~ sale of go bbls was made ON
pIlVate terms Bacon was In demand for forward de.
avery but opiet ioy )os Ae spot. sales were re.
The New York herald., 1873-11-03

quality not more than half agrade above below the
grade quoted The transaction comprises
To-Day LdsfEuenin9 Total.
The New York herald., 1873-11-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

CRANE-BULKLEY-On Wednesday. October 20,
at ST. Bartholomew,s church. by Rev. d. f. Banks,
to HATTIE f., daughter OF Mrs. Julia r. Buckley.
JUPP-MILLER.-0n Wednesday, October 30, 1878,
by Rev. John Parker. Mr.. JAMES b. JuPP TO MISC
GUssIE II. MILLER, daughter OF the late George
Miller, both OF New York city. No cards.
RICH-BoDINE-0n "Wednesday, October "a by
A., daughter of Edmund Bodlne all OF this city.
The New York herald., 1873-11-03
OFFIoE . AND "A NEW STREET.

Henry 7, Camblos and Theodore w Myers nave this
day entered into copsrnershp At the above address
under the Arm name of CAMBLOS A MYERS for the
purchase and sale OF Stocks Bonds Gold Government
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