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A.-Herald Branch Once, brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from q A. NJ to II. VI.
On sunday from to 9P. NJ
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A.-A.-To Those Troubled with Dis
Of debility Professor JUDD who Is well known 10
the highest medical profession having had great
deal OF PRACTICAL experience and performed many cures
through his treatment prepared to attend gentlemen
residences through the hygenc treatment
friction, bathing, exercise, diet &c. Paralysis. Govt
Rhe una tism Weakness, Bilousness and Corpulcrce
specially. Address 2l9 West Thirty .fifth street
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The Railroad Accident Not a. Bad a. Re-
portsd-The Weather in England.
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begs to draw attention public 70 and wonder
full improvement in Artificial Teeth II Is light elastic
perfectly and durable plate, which
lar SURPRISES the plates In OF gold and rubber
which are heavy and heating IN the mouth TO under
sta nd this new Invention thoroughly personal exam
nation requested. Filling Teeth specially ~ East
Twentieth street.
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A.-LyOn's Insect Powder VIII Insta nt1N
destroy insects bugs and IDEAS wherever they exist
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Average temperature Yesterday .............. II
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year SIX
Average temperature for corresponding week
Average temperature for past week SO 81
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A.-some Things Arc Best Understood
by looking at their opposes: The antiquated metal
points constantly slip OF esIesslIy on sudden or VIC
perfect comfort presses gently but equally all around
the body by any possibility can slip on, but
tains rupture night and day, without
in Sent ~ meia sold eheaP and 9tted without
way corner Of Amity street. New YORK. who supply cir.
culars e-Brookyn Union, May 2 1873
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Pleasant, SAFE and EMectual Remedy
for Brghts disease gravel and Al diseases Of
CHU. There is none TO equal H. Take other. Depot
l04 Nuane street Sold by druggists everywhere.
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THE OCEAN CABLES.

Preparations for Laying and Repairing Lines
Of Ocean Wires.
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THE ERIE RAILROAD.

THE ERIE RAILROAD.
Herald Special Report from
the English Capital.
President Watson ssBulling'
i'm London.
His Statement to the English Public Of What
Erie May Become.
$35,OOO,OOO in Seni-An-
nual Dividends.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, May 8, 1873.
A letter from President Watson, of the Erie
Railroad Company. on the financial prospects
of the Erie Railway, has been published here
WHAT MAY BE MADE OF ERIE.
He Gays that tho Erie Railway can be made
the most important of all the existing lines of
internal communication in America.
$35,000,O00 IN sEMI-ANNuAL DIVIDENDS.
He further says that it can earn $40, 900, 900
annually, of which s35. OOO, 900 will be net
These net earnings shall be henceforth divided
into semi-annual dividends.
EFFECT ON THE BRITISH spEcULAToRs.
The letter already increases the great conf
dence felt in the present administration.
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THE GREAT EXHIBITION.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Grand Banquet by the Emperor OF
Austria 10 the Princcs-The Newly
Appointed American Commissioner
Hard at Work.

LONDON, May 3, 1873.
A despatch from Vienna to the Daily Ne,cs says
the Emperor Of Austria gave grand banquet last
night at the Palace. Among the guests we're all
the native and foreign Princes now in VIENNA and
Hon. John Jay, the United States Minister.
The newly-appointed American Commissioners
are actively working to get the department OF the
Exposition assigned to the United States In COM
plete order at an early day.
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THE HERALD AND THE VIENNA EXP0S1-
TON

From the Newark Courier, May ~
The best and hy fsr the most interesting dessFlR:
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Containing map OF Europe and eight zen other mana
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Sixth edition. corrected to March, isTS One vcume
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New York City
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I1IIt-I .455e, 4o5a.
feathers was the favorite and Leonard second
In the pools The race was well contested through.
out The meeting has not been well attended.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LosDos Dec lb-l230n m-unsd states e5I Eis .rsn,
ls65s old "a IA fs67s 90 a; enFofHes' '-% DIG """
shares 36S. New York Central ~ A, o-a h., ,1.;....
Dec I5-U PveTven boads " for tee "sne
Of 1867 .- -. 4. -. ,..,-. -.
LvKRpool Dee l5-123o m-Cott0n TO arrive "s'A'i no
transactions "a. s.n., x,,U,.
kvKRPooL Dec ISL m-Coston sSsos ennet hsuss 6
Uplands si.aS3: Midding orleans b'sdShd sales looVo
bales including for speculsion snd export nj A.
LONDON. Dec 15-2 n bne hAi"s' '"~'''' ~ '' ~
patches quote Ksnes at 59f 7i2e a.,. -, A. h... a, MA
LivKRrooi dee 49, m-Coton-sales on voc pass OF MO
ling Upsnd uo.bns below Good Orn shipped soysmoer al
Hi Do do bipped November aud Deemoef sSii 90 10
shipped Deosmber snd J.uusry d. n"hns be 9s 10,
ding, ahmed December 8a do do deliverable December AZ
Si ~ hsss AZ Mdne Orleans nothing below Low Mid
lass delbenbls pesembe At sai Bresd'afs are quiet Psh
67j6 y bbl Tor New Mes ,;,,.... a-,a,,,. D..
LosDos. Dec. l5-3 m-kne hsh"V 'h'" ''f"'' - i''
h.psicbes Renes II 5sf ioe N, A.. ..,. A.. 400
L,ssrooL, Dec l5-3 N Co'ooo' ''' 'A' '""A' Vow
bales we're American :. -. -, ,.u,.. ..,.,. A..
Lo.pos Dee 1880 nTh sDoSs & Of eao' gone into the
Bank Of slslabd on balance TO-DAY fy5Vo' - a,a,,,
LONDON, Dee. 15-4 m-sne hA"H '"s''' ''""' - :"
Pans dispatsh quote Rsnes o. o9 Sos a.. h..,. ~ NJ,
Cpsnd, soihnr below Good Ordinary shipped sed
ats do do deliverable December aud Jahas' 90
DO, deliverable January Aaa February HstL spins Te""a"
lid gsnon
LosDos, Dee. l6-Taov, 40I0 fewt NJ, ,ot - 49,.
LONDON, Dec l6-EveninE-Linsoi O"e' 81 iV V'' W"
spnn TsIpebtae, 81 per evi.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
COTTON MARKETS

NEyORIEIys Pee l5-Coton active and irregular; prices non
nal Mangs l6sdl63, Low Mddng 10 80 l5'.e sct Good
ordinary l4sdl4; receipts 10 033 bales; ll2la
bales; exports Britain II COG bales the contn-n 6oV
O45 bsles sales 4VOO bales last evening aVoo
baes stock. lSl ,663 bales. .,. ,,,,,xa
Low Mddngs l5c: Good Ordinary. IA "a net re-
cep exports Grest Britain 1898 bales eosEse
1878 bales sales, 900 bales; stocx. 53.s26 bales
lJ-Co,t0n hrm and higher Mddiinss lo4; Low
Mddngs Good Ordinary, 14ie net recep Voo bales
eIpos 20 Great Britain Sal baes eosstwe 936 bales sales
200 bales; stock, 43, 1873 bales ..,,, a.
15-Coon srmer price nominal; Mdhnes l6c
l5 Good Ordinary, IA 2c gross receipts
baes exports eoastwise. oOl bses sales 33O bse STOCK
1860 baleG
9272 the Continent 5493 bales cosst"e soo'
b,,.s. sales 2 600 bales stock 100 7l2 bales -,
l5toton, demand mo1erst onernss hgnt'
Good Oro,nAv lac Ordinary l2l net receipts 3ylo bales; eh
ports to 734 bales coasSi'e l;- baes sales
i,5Us; 5siss sta,A, 6oJoo bales -. u.u....
SoRPoLK 15-COtOn steady and hrmi Low nidl"ngs'
4se net receipts bales; exports ooaEe 2674 bales
sales 425 bales; stock, ! | 060 bales -,
PsuApRPHIA, Dec l5.-COtton firm; Midthng lOStc Low
MlNps Ice Strict Good Ordinary. 10 2c net receipts ooi
bale,: gross, I, l47 bales. ,,,.r- ,r,. -
MKxPB, Dec 5-Coiton quiet snd steady MddIng 10 c Low
Mdins l5c receipts 1897 bales shipments $3.50 bsesi eh
AS 623 bales
A1GrsTA Dec l5COtiop demand good hddlng la'4i re-
eept 6l2 bales; sales !. 1873 bales ,,,. -. .,.,.
WmssGros l5-Cotton fIm Mdiiog, l5ei net receipts
597 bales stock. 3. ll2 bales ,..,,.-- ,.,. -
lscrssArI Dee l5-Coon quiet and frmi Mdtlng 1890
ee 764 bales Shipments 23 baes sales Tor cOnsumpuon lVV
bales; stock. 6,255 bales ,,, 49,, ..,... ooe
bales; shipments $50 bales; sales, 25S bales.
IorfsyILLE pee. l5.-Cotton firm; Midiling. l5lic
l5Coon strong; Mhdng. l6'te net rerepe 30
bale gross 1863 bales; sales 300 bses stock 6OOOb bales
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

prices in advance Of those prevailing ct the close on
saturday and after reasonably active days busi-
ness. with comparatively slight fluctuations closed
at prices somewhat below the highest quotations Of
the day. Operators in stocks are, OF course more or
less affected by the varying reports from Washing
ton as to the probable financial measures of the
Government; but the growing belief that the ne
ccssitios of the Treasury will compel further inaa-
ton of the currency lends strength to the market.
Stocks were strong from the opening, and pre-
sented an almost unbroken front all through
the earlier part of the day, though on
Iepe or two occasions sageing little. especially
when Pacific Mail began TO weaken under reports
that one of the Company's steamers was overdue
The afternoon market was quiet; but sharp
realizing movement began about o'eleck under
which prices declined to the lowest Of the day. The
opening highest lowest and closing prices OF active
Stocks were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

sued they will be first mortgage on the entire line
of railway at rate not to exceed $4,000 per mile,
and on the real estate Of the Company consisting of
land grants of over 100000 acres deemed worth
S5OOOOOO and lots in the City of Chicago and else
where not needed for the use of the Company, said
70 be worth several millions more. The other older
issues of bonds of various grades already existing
nm different portions of the Company's system Of
RAILWAYS amount to about S36,e00,00O, to pay which
q sufficient amount of consolidated bonds is to re-
main nnissued in the hands Of the Trust Company
until required for the payment Of those issues. The
proceeds of the to be used in conducting
and completing extensive improvements in contem-
plation and partly made prior to the late crisis.
Some S4000,000 of the consolidated bonds, we are
informed, are already issued.
The New-York and New Haven Railroad Company
have declared scmi-annua dividend Of 5 per cent,
payable in January.
The Erie Railway Company report weekly earn
ngs commencing Oct. I, 1873, as follows:
1879. 1872.
Sir days Sir dAvs
For the week ending Dee. 7........ s363gs7 s3la396
Total earnings since Oct l...s3 sl6,4S s3ss24V4 +
Increase for week .,.......'...'' ss,9yi
Dec. for months and VIZ to date 66O63
The Bank Statement compares Gs follows with
former returns:
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
6apinas Banks
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET

EEw-YoRK, Monday, Dee. i5 1873.
The adingscharacteristic of the different
branches OF the horse trade are the same al the opening
OF the week reported at the close OF the pre-
oeding one The demand for fine coach and road horses
appears TO be improving aud owing the remarkable
fine weather there seemed he fair degree Of ANNA
tion in the market There is no Improvement In The
demand for work horses, and prices continue most
favorable to buyers The general supply is limited but
fully equal the present requirements OF the Trade
sales nv auction of horses, carriages, harness. and
general Horse equipments Oh Tuesday, Dec. l6
= At 1890 by NrArcb. Johnston at the Horse Mart
I'm Thrteenth-st., near Uniyerstyplace.
At II O'Clock by Mr.. Vim. Van Tassel at The Horse d
Carriage Auction Mart Ia East Thrteenthst.' near
Fourth-ave
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
PR JSorth Riser Ysn,ls and Raiirodf'

PR Worth Riser Tes0s and Rairoafs
Dec l5-3 pkes Ashes 18 bags Peas 6l49 bales cotton
l9207 bbl Flour $50 bbs Meal 10 bags Meal iSs1op bush
bag Seed l43 pkss Died Frnt wv Dds
Eg 2O3 tbs bales Hops Ivy Has' 80 oos dss %
Crude Ta,penn. 509 bs S77 bS Tar ~ bales ror IL
ptgs Tv ~ nIg. Searn pkgs Grease l60 pt Beef 42o
pigs Port 225 pLg Meats 100 tes Lar1 $40 Lard
45l6 pig. Butter 64 plga Che.s -Go pI ee ie o9, a
hnds Tobacco pkgI Tobacco 2o4 bales WOOL ~" ''A
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

The January coupons OF the real estate mortgage
bonds negotiated by the Equitable Trust Company
will be paid On and after the lst proximo, at the
Office of the Company, No. 70 Cedsr-st.
The Philadelphia Stock market is steady. Penn.
.ylyapia srxes, 1O9; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
ia Reading Railroad. 81; Pennsylvania Railroad
~. Gold, I0l. ..r....... ...
In reply 70 inquiries concerning the co isolidated
gold bonds of the Chicago and North w Westen Rail
~ay. We undsrstand thst WHOM the whole are b.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
oodays.

The money market was easy, with Ioanable funds
in ample supply at 607 per cent to approved Dor
Iowers and prime business paper in demand at to
I2, and exceptions at to g. There is no change in
the loan certificates. The outstanding legal tenders
at the close were 1914, 100000, an increase since
Saturday Of $4,000.
Government bonds have been in demand at ad-
vaneed prices, influenced by the upward course of
gold The general market closes strong on the basis
Of 49, to l9l for 1865. The closing street quota
tons were rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
pOMRsTIc. MARKETS.

ALHaSY Dee l5There q fair milling demand ior wss
tsnhsr be.h sale. q carr C.s'as - si or
private terms White Csnsds 70 srIve' - ~
Bye held hrher ebsched demand sales o. ,man ~ %
has Csc. Corn isseve bot held higher 10 nta ~
earn ss 2,.s Io.ea s.s u 90 s.r a. on PS,.n 10
o.s qss. s.ssdy .A Moderate sgpy ssss si car Ne S
! Ne Mixed star, tahsa together. q SIC. - .oo ,os
BupVAIo NE i5-0as stose spd seoatWhess oeV 100
csrs iO1 ee7 O.h SO $50 bush R t23 S",s
Barley m III buah A2l Rail inpors- rlea szuo
b wSssI az 400 Cora 80 0o bsA 0ss 70 gov sssa
baAa 400 knA 1ao ezDkU-wheoA 2oSN ~
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
rotsl...................l.780

lnelndec u the ABOVE are 72O bsles to arrive IN.
Forward deliveries ,dyaDesd s early n The d 81 wseh was
ua9s zoo W zoo IS 2ss3c FebrusJ 500 iSi3s2 March
800 i6 Ice 100 l6's Apr 100. ~ lee 200 17ise
ssnss, s aSg a55 E C6 Gs s, S;,s: :s. sa 100
i6iloe 400 lGlsc4 300 l6 b.s2c 300, i6 S1Sci 200,
iS Is &C. 4oS 10 siet SoJ IS 7Ss iioo ie sisc 100
i9 532 800 lels 500 l6 Ice 2oo l6ssi 300 le l4e
Is6u.M 100 l6,z 400 1926 200 iSss 100 Ie eIss s
I6 g.16e March 600 l6 l5lGe; LOO ej 100 IL Lice
200 l7e 100 l7 BE 200 ~ l-lge 200 II SS2ei LOO
Z 32s 200 700 Il = s S AB ~ ~. e b. 80 SSo p r.5ss
D. IT, 200 CbaIe,on, Total. 10000 bses Grand Total 49,
C0TFBRTbs market for again strong and held
Jineo dated 25L SOreb sales Of 500 bags baltimore
New Light" Of 800 vessel
mild eoles there been bfsf jobbng demand
,vsnee nothing Offering ron f hands but good deal de'as
TRyIGHTs-Beh In moderate request to-day and
generally STEADY with the offerings mainly Of Fouf Cotton or Pro-
,e. Tn. To Liverpool by sesnl 900 bales
on al al haoon Cos "a bids Tobacco
md IL Leather 9Os The pomnsl Grhu rste l3
ty ss 5000 bush GI.ins 2OO bsss Coi'cs q %
Inndo by sl-3000 Dbl, Fioar "a To Asvep BY sa-306
boI bacon private terms To Hs,e steam tons ssled
~ .n.,. British bArt London, With $500 bbIs ksph-
N, At a. GA bark hence 70 Cok Tor od~rs and UBied
Kingdom with bbs RssduuI at IA 3D. German schooner
hone, N dre Spanish 10 the hedesnean With ooO tases
lO0sors Grsip at Ia 90 fl4 grsaE British tah from
PhaSss 10 sIclocing Dutch porte With 1000 bbs
Refined Pevoeau s Ia hpsesn bsr W ern!e from Phaae
pin. Antwerp BIegen win ooV ~ ca III ei, - az sd
or hg ppe Amsrsn bars Of oo ,sa aefswr wsSe 70
hAsga VII SLsyn AeseI e30 W. ANls Ass ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

Railroad bonds were quite active and strong. In
Union Pacific FirsiS the largest transactions were
recorded the price advancing from 81. to Sc and
netting TO s5i. Central Pachcs were strong at 94l0
9fl and Western Pacifcs at 81. The following were
1he bids.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
OHered. Askpd.

State bonds were quiet and firm, Tennessees
changing bands at 79g TO 50, and Missouri Skies at
93.. more active trade was driven in South Caro-
lima, January and July ISSUE which sold at IL. a1l..
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
Glepdinuing, Davis & Amorys closing prices

The gold market attracted more than usual atten-
non to-day and as an evidence of what may be ex-
pected if imitation is carried to its fullest extent
the price, under the manipulation of strong bull
clique formed on the outbreak of the Spanish
troubles was advanced from 110s to- 1l18, the bus-
ness having been unusually large. The bulls are
very confident in their buying, despite the close a-
proach of the January interest and to-day seem to
have relied upon the shortness of the Treasury and
some stories regarding purchases by the Government
to supply the Treasury deficit as much as anything
else London adviees did not affect the market,
though United States securities closed barely steady
after a day of 6Tmness. The Bank Of England
gained e93OOO ia bnllon to-day On gold loans the
rates were Z, g. and per cent for carrying. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out 1927 in called bonds
and S5sO0O in coin interest. The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank as follows: Gold
cleared SAP 2O1OOO: gold balances Sl,S64,14; cur
reney balances Sl.557,492. The quotations were as
nndeT:i
lo;oo..~llOas ll:so.llosa loo.l1l34 2;$o.
lO:50.1IJl2 l-:OO..ll01s l3O.... ~ "A oVO. p
N -OO ii0a4 i2:SO.. III a POO. ...1Ilb dIll2
Foreign exchange was strong and higher. with
business pretty close to the asking prices-within
JIG per cent-and rates. advanced to the basis OF
annexed quotations at the close ..
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

He.vr Pipe The barb reported Saturday Lesborn WIN
troeam should been 70 Gbalsr for orders An fur-
PLOIR AND MEAI-The inquiry Flour fair, and VIE as. %
ther advance gold exchange holders are ner ios
medium and better grades but quiet eeoa
fne fairly active and stronger the close tbe are rly
e,, ,r5 s,ronse, sales of o o bbs inc ung 900 bbf
e shipping RItrs on spot s 7Oas6 s ZOO bb ' '
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

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. +.
B. Elliott of the Treasury Department read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully in
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents
Address THE TRIBUNE. New York.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16

PETROLEUM-The Crude in buh quoted snsae
6noer on Change with fair inquiry al bhd5 2 sales oi oVV
bbs this months delivery latter price Rsbsed steady ana
M request Of 500 bbl December at 13 3sc and Ae na.
urday 600 bb last half March January dehvery qe
al 4c steady lS24al9e HspbthA doI and pomen
City. At Phladhia the market ued quiet at , % ~
December late Saturday OF 1900 bbE. tr hall Of hp ~
I4Sc 900 bbl to-day December delivery at na a h
he, ri Of sold 14c for December and 2ooV pp
buyer, option, March tlsie Saturday, ct l4S4c
RCR-There only small trade DONE yet pree onhnu
Arm on account sdvo Of markets from e SCUM
The comprise 80 eks CsronA pees ranging IRON
as a being barely strictly Prne and 100 bags hasoOn
-. oc,
SGAR-The continues weak the sales are 80
hbds 6lo 160 hbds Martnqueiat 7 ana
os,ses 6ad63 Refined quiet and lower; Har oe1
lOiac Az 9io; BIS 9i4c BIra Cs &c. and Cs Sasds+e
sICBs-Thee been market With good nr or
nbutng demand e. Of 500 bags SINGAPORE Pepper s0
We quote Ginger 1263c Pepper 22G22l Cassie 26e C'o'
35c Nutmeg., SldSl 022 and Mace. 81 2S, all gold
sRRDS-Cov ard hr sales Of 800 bags spot ano "
arrive 9c Prime Timothy and FlaI and unchanged
sTBARS frner but quiet Prime quoted al sisdSas. 49,.
20 900 half chests follows 1bOOo
900 DO japan and 1000 DO Green's within he
pnces have advanced 3d5e onOolone Zao
and Ease Jspans and the market this evening closes
firm.
TALLOw active aud miet strong Gales Of 25 bb ,ed "a
ween 7G7e and 80 hbds City 7'sa7'4e the latter o
Choice. -,
wHsXY fns and active sales Of 400 bb' ., 99 dsi
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon o
Registered interest per cent. guaranteed by tn
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, 81 200, ,0Vt
For sale at the office of the Company, No. ~ Cedar
st. n. Y. JONATHAN EDWARDS President.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
THE MARKETS.
lullv reported for THE TRrRrsH. !

.. JOsreiullv reported for TIE TrrsrsEI
. .I MONDAY. Dee. Is. 1873. l.
AsHEs-The receipts to-day ptgs Pou ou
quoted a &c Pearls noninsl OF Sc
COTION-Thce for SPOT Cotton
lie MAJ
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
NEw-YORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS

BEEVEs-Arrivas for the week aggregate 74S,,
against 66 last week and sl for the corresponding
were 127 cars at Communpaw, % cars ut weehswken,
and es cars at One total Of 2S cars, y.
$50 head Among the offerings about Is CARLOADS
OF premium steers for tho holiday trade and the aver
age quality was good The show OF Christmas csttIe
was not large, but few Of them were notably heavy
but there plenty OF quality and the moderate vegh
suited the demand Competition for the fancy
was mot brisk aud considering the greater net weSs.E ~
hng higher than strictly prime steers. Exclusive OF
few sales 1t i3i N1tc per n, 70 dress 10, when me
cattle would certainly make ca OF dressed beef 70 tne
gross cwt, the highest mark was l3c and the extreme
range poor to premium native s9lsc ana
for Texans, 7Ql0c.
none year ago premium steers sold al6ic per
b. 10 dress 81 and 62 n 70 the gross cwt, aud DeAt W
premium cattle at I3i di4c
Among the choicest lots offered were 70 Ohio steers
brought Ia from Madson County by samuel Lidner ~
Illinois steers from the famous farm OF j. g. GlIIet,'
esq., OF Logan County 20 Ohio steers sent In Dy o.
Needy, - Kentucky steers owned w J. 4. Ford ~.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-16
, following were the bids: !:

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-08
DR.. Brennan.

DR. PAUL N. Brennan. the celebrated
~ Physician and Medical Lecturer, has taken
up his headquarters at
l25 Montgemery Street, San Fraaeiseo,
Opposite OCCIDENTAL HOTEL ENrRAScE. Large
Rooms, and the best accommodations for both
sexes. Hundreds Of patients have been cured
by Dr.. BRESAS, amer other physicians have
failed. His recipes are used BY the leading
specialists OF New York and Philadelphia
Send for his list Of printed questions and pd,
vate circular, you who want . true Physicians
services. Correspondence win be answered BY
return mail. on receipt OF stamp. DE- brennan
Wiil send q prescription known -
THE NEW REGERMINATOR,
FOR the cure Of all diroases Of the Kidneys.
Bladder, Sexual organs and Glands, which never
fails to cure when used according to directions
This prescription 10 invaluabio. a. itthoronxhfy
restores tho NATURAL PowKRs Of the body
when lost by Disease, Nervous Debility or Sell.
abuse. Price Of prescription 4lS, forwarded To
any address. Tho Doctor viii carefully Com
pound the prescription and Q tho medicins
By express for $sO-&to to be paid In advance
and $40 on receipt OF the medicine, which IL
warranted In every case. Address
DIR. PAUL n. Brennan,
l35 Montgomery street, San Francisco, or his
private Postonnce Box 951.
Send for private circular containing many
things worth knowing. ssoy