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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-24

OVER, MRS. D-IIiiiincry Goods OF :il
sS5 kinds BoMnctS !n:tuc III latest stSiC;
Also dealer in general ncrc!i:lE"l@e- Pei
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-24
M;llirery-Dress Making

ss4E.,iilV 4 COPPOCK.-DcalcrS III Cloth
~ img. and Gent:enlcn's omln'oi,S SeHr.
,.,iiy. SLucs. Hats, Trunks, NaliScs, NC. i"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-24

= ENNELL, J. P.--Nonumcnts made 10 or
g, der, and MI kinds Of marble and granite
: Orli neatly executed. ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-24
Public Hall.

ssi'EERS l.. M.-Dcalcr III Foreign and
- D0!ucstir Marble. Monuments madc
20 order il best styles. T.;
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-24
-awclry and Watch Makers.

@pECK. JOHN F.-Dc;,icr III fine Watches,
- locks Jcwclry, >ilrerand Plated are;
S,1.'t.,rl's, Eve i:i:,s>cS, Fancy Goods. &c. 81
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-24

TEMPERANCE IALL.-Wili be rented To
: public entertainments on Monday. We'd
nts.I;.y. Friday and Saturday nights o: each
week. III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

Referring 10 special dispatch from this city
giving an account OF the visit OF the Pjttsburg
delegation to this city 10 examine our street
improvements, the Philadelphia Press says edi-
tcriaily:
"Pittsburg is moving resolltelv in the matter
OF paving her streets. Philadelphia can aud
VIII hesitate no longer. Our people arr ready
to bear any reasonable burden to be rescued
nom the insuherable nuisance of imperfect
rugged, and ruiDous highways; and they will
soon C ase appeals ana expostuatIons to those
they have ri2nt 10 direct and command.
Washington city Is to- day the ioveliest metrop-
Oils on this continent, and in a few years will
be the finest In the world, chiefly owing to her
one hundred and forty miles OF wooden pave
ments. We have preferred wood heretofore.
The Pttsburg committee prefer the ssphaltum,
as laid before the Arlington Hotel AMI Senator
something in phis-wOOd. stone, or
concrete-only let US have II begun a. once, and
pushed on with energy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

Judge Robert Oald, in a recent poltical
speech at Richmond, gave some statistics com
piled from the cenS1s showing that New Eng
land edueates II per cent, New YORK 10 per
cent, Pennsylvania L per cent, AMI Virginia
per cent. OF their cOl0red population. This he
claimed was good showing for Virginia, since
she has accomplished in two years nearly as
much in this direction az New England has in
one hundred years. The democratic orators
emphatically deny the charge that their party
is opposed to the education OF colored children;
but they must admit that to their political OPP
ponents belongs in the main the credit OF giving
the cOlored population whatever school priyi-
leges they now possess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23
TIRE WEATHER

WAR DEYARTMENT, 0gscs Of Gag SIgssl Qzsss
WASHINGTON, October q, 1873, 1889 > m,
SYNOPSIS FOE The PAST TwENTT-FOUB HOURS -
The bHrn meter has risen since Wed Iesday morning
throughout the Atlantic stat - ana the high pre--
sure III the nor hWes has extended s~nthwsrd 20 the
Isxas coast, with cold Dorthrriy winds Th- pres
snie ~ lowest ever the LAKE region Souihery wi
prevail With rain over The lower lskes Westerly
Nlhds, win cloudy weather and occasional sn w A.,
OFSI the upper LAKE region, aud with partly cloudy
hnd ciear weather 10 the WestEs ard. N1rthwn.I
rinus, with rain ana sleet, reported from tn,
Ohio valley and Tennessee Southes~terIy win,i-
prevail III the eastern gulf states Light northsrlJ
winds, with partly cloudy weather, on the south At
lsntlc coast The Temperature has very genera Is
,sien To OF below ireeE ing throughout the upper
isse feslOn the northwest aud lower Missouri val
ley.
PROB. BILITIEs.-For the rest Of Thursday, for
The estern gulf states dnbehing northeriy winds
For tbe eas ero Rul states, southeast shift to
n"rthtTIy, with falling temperature aud light rain
For the souln Atlantic coat, in, reaSng uprthofly
winds viii partly cloudy Weather and lower tom per
stuTe For the mIddl" states, snutherIy winds vser
cressirs clio. dinsss, followed by light rain. FOR
NEW and, aasteTly Winds vecrins to southwest
With partly cleudy weather and somewhat higher
tempera'uTe, followed by clouds aui possibly rain
Lhnr.dsy night. For tue lower lake region, in
CTtAsing snHl heTiy vii de with rain, Cr arng
quite COLI Thursday night. For the upper lakes
west aud northwest winds, vita cold, CLOUDY
sra'he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

The National Board OF Trade in session at
Chicago, yesterday took important actiou look
ing to the amendment OF the bankrupt Law. a
report from "A committee was adopted. askins
Congress TO 20 amend the law - IN abolish the
fees of officers an- to give them stated salaries:
enlsrging the powers of sssignses, Authorizing
creditors TO choose \ commit of their own
number to settle accounts AMI make distribu-
tons; that the federal government liz the
amount and kind Of property exempt from as
signment, not subject to change By the tates;
and requesting Congress 70 appoint commits
sion, TO consist OF the attorney general, and
seven merchants, bankers, and manufactur ers
to revise the law. Law sHsh as Is pro p sed
would meet the wishes OF every creditor, ami
can hardly fail Of passing Congress if properly
presented TO that boty. The present law seems
TO have been made almost expressly for the
benefit of the officers whose duty it becom = to
settle bankrupt estates, since after they have
Teceiyedsheir fees there js generally bat l,:le
left for creditors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

An interesting question affecting the mem
bers OF the press has come up for decision in
New York. A short time since the city edtos
OF the Tribune was called before the grand Jury,
ard was asked the name of the authOr Of a GER
tain article rejecting on some Ofthe city Official
OF Brooklyn, the object being to bring libeI
suit against the writer. The city editor gave the
name Of the Iesponsible editor, whIselaw Reid.
but refused q disclose the name of the writer OF
the article, and was committed to prison for
contempt. The Tribua. proposes to stand By
its emplcyt, and further proceedings will b,
looked for with interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

At least one OF the FACULTY OF Cornell Cniver-
sity is unqualified in his denunc.stiOa OF secret
college societies. Professor Wilder. OF the Uni
versity, il out in a letter On the bIect, in
which he asserts that they promote disorder
and suggests that colleges prohibit their fOrml-
ton or continuance. College societies having
for their object literary culture and properly
conducted are generally adm ttei to be mate
rial helps in the education o. the stlfent. Its
only their foolish and dangerous rites Of iujtis-
ton which are generally condemned. II the
FACULTY OF every educational Institution IN
which these societies exist would insist on prd-
ming them of these useless ceremonies VIC do not
see why any one should object 70 their exi.-
tence. III this cannot be done then public sent
iment will doubtless justify their abolition alto
gether- First, however, let an EFFORT be made
10 modify their silly and bsrLsr0Is initistory
ceremonies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

A good advertisement is the best of all posi-
BILE statesmen. Il is a salesman who never sleeps.
is never weary; who goes after business early
and late; accosts the merchant in his shop, the
scholar in his study, the lawyer in his Office thu
lady at her tea table; who can be in a thousand
places at once, and speak to thousands OF peo-
PIE every morning and evening, saying to each
ono the best thing in the best manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23
A Poor Cora Crop but Good wheat

From q report OF the condition OF the corn and
wheat crop. for the present Tnosth. an advance
copy of which We have received from Mr.. j. II
Dodge, Ststisticisn Tor the DEPARTMENT of
Agriculture, 10 appears that the yield OF corn IL
considerably below the averag- il most of the
states, being but - on a basis Of 100. The only
states returning an average condition are
Georgia, Florida, Arkansa,, C.lifornis and
oregon. In comparison with last year the
reduction IDI;cated BY the Tetarn, i,
0,OO0 bushels. The aggregate in the
increase of the wheat crop this year is ab ut
four per cent. which IS equivalent to about
ten m Hon bushels, making the promise
o. tie crop about u DOl on ba4heis
The great difference between the rates Of Weld
in the seyers! states in 1872 necessarily IN AXE a
W de rance in the percentages in comparison
with G. Oh state product Niuuss5ta IS credited
with an increase Of % per cent; Wisconsin
with Il; Iowa, =; III Hois. g. Missouri. which
hal less than rs J-tIiris OF 4 crop last year, mas
made an Increase Of nearly 81 per cent, and
Kansas has almost as large an increase over
the poor crop Cr last ycar. OAi1's crop il
placed at , per cent. above thac OF last wear.
Kentucky has per cent. less than last wear.
and lndian-12 per cent. and California Is per
cent Oh tbs otaer states which make rous.d-
cradle contributions to the aggregate. Penn
syiyania has al increase of 81 per cent. which
barely makes an average crop, s1I New York,
with per cent. increase, has still little more
than twO-thirds Of a gO0I crop. The crop Of
the south i less than that Of lat year.
The small corn crop and their increase in the
wheat production Is far better for farmers AMI
consumers than deficient yield Of wheat with
a large crop Of corn, a. the sIrPiIi of the for
mer above the actual wants Ofbre9I-c0nsumer.
Is quite small; but two kuntr.i millions of
bushels Of corn can always be spared from full
crop without any other effect than an enhance
ment OF psices to a figure representa-. more
fairly The cost Of D r..uCtlon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

A singular mistake was made ia Ottawa
county, Ohio, at the recent election, tbs effect
OF which was the saccess of the democratic can.
didates for state treasurer and attorney general
Isaac Welsh was the republican candidate for
treasurer and John Little fc- attorney general
owing TO mistake in printing the tickets il
was found on counting tdc votes that ~ vote .
mad been cast for Welsh for attorney general
and the same number for Little as treasurer
Ihese votes were thrown out, with the result
above indicated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

we are informed that there Is no truth in the
state ment anOat that Gen. Butler is organizing
movement to have the republican caucus
which will nominate ofiice for the next Hons,
OF Representatives. declare empAatic.liy
against giving any members implicated in ths
credit mobilier transactions leading positio rs
on standing committees; his object being to
punish Dawes, and other me mbers who ouposed
his gubernatOrial campaign in Massachusetts,
last summer"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

nREsS AKING-LOCkWOOD, HUFTY 4
- TAYLOR has ing NJ the head sr their DIR e IA
MAILING DEPABfMENT aa accom- shsd And
tile MED ucdtse, Announce that they will coutin ne
give special attention TO Dressm in ali lie
hi sDcbsr, guaranteeing economy Material and
7r,sn,n,as, with perfect fit.iog Garm.nts
Ha,ing largely increased their facilities in this de-.
70 tn D., they fur ishiu Dresses at a Nvck
Lass Cost than the price e In ported game ns Whie
- sy'e they are undoubtedly equal to the Gnesf Of
Por,sidn man r}ne,Ess
All order. ar. delivered promptly at the time spe.
elf 4, and pric.s are exceedingly reasonable
MOURNING orders at The shortest pvssible NO.
lice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

John Bright, the ste ady friend of America, in
a speech before sixteen thousand English men
at Birmingham, last night, took occasion TO re-
mind the M that II their government had prac-
need generous neutrality towards the nited
states during the rebellion, England would not
have been Inundated by the treaty of iS72. A
dispatch says his address was received with un-
Tagging enthusiasm TO its close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23
FOR SALE.

EoR tALE-A email BLACK HORSE.
=, u Tot " ans q Use good worker. An ! s-rs
ply POI fth sire o northwest. ,,l2I 81 AZ
s,'oR SALE-A GOLD VAT n, ~-~- Hg f. LADY
TT -h'rr t.u,e; VIII be ala sI a crest -t- -
mice, lie quality warranted, and ssfi-fs-I1rv ef
r. ltIcy- E1suu. Inquire ~ LATfMEg xLiH
tLhhhn, AEc1loDcsr', NJ lioO p. ave. 49,
1. OR SALE-A very lh1.co q - PARTKf. OK
toJhlNs- Ais few y-rs a.. IIGH
bEAA al hAS. AL rom the very bSf i-.p srfH -t1gk
IA be ,auntTy. g d WFsT4N
oS'l- Ion gib l1-t street t..r- "A Se-f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23
BOARDING.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH ALL
l modern coBvenieuces, and first class Ia BILE
BOARD. Apply 1909 street, corner 10th. v73 ST.
DLKASANT ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT
L BOARD; 1020 S:h street northwest. R-f---
ences required. oct2, 2t-
ROARDiNG-FURNIsEE ED koOMS.-Une BACK
~ Parlor first floor, ard two nice Front Ro ms,
with Board. Call az ell street, Post ffioe.
Also, Table Board. oct3-lm
NEW AND Elegant FURNISHED ROOMS,
l single or en- suite, with without Board; ali
modern improvements; 457 street, opposite Me-
tropoitan Church. sep2s Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

CASHMERE JACKETS, TALMAS and DOL,
~ MANS, at all price,, and VERY Handsomely
trimmed AID enhroid "reG, at
LOCKWOOD, HUETY TAYLOR,S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

case OF yellow fever has been discovered in
~, 1 rpiA, ana Considerable apprehension is
-. disease can scarcely obtain foot
an New hors or any other northern city 80
late in the season, however
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23
REL0W SEES PRICE LIST OF soma OF THE
II regular numbers Constantly on hand:
ENGb M.s 4 MS2r GER iBALBRlGGAs HOSE.

AIDES MEBIEO yEsTS-In Low Neck and
e., shHrt Sleeves, 81 81, 81, S2I3, S2.25
IL r igh Mex sId Short sleeves, at SO, S2ls,
81 30, 50 so, So IS, S2S5
IN nigh Neck sLd L"rg Sleeves, al S2s
500, So a., So 81. So, So 90
LOCKWOOD, HUFTYs TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

EAHCY HANDE ERCHIEFS FOB LADIE5-
= NS" sslrIIne'.t Just received at
LOCkW QoD, HUFTY TAYLORS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

At the municipal election in Balcmors, YES.
to-day, all the members elect Of both branche,
of the city council, nth the exception Of the
hrst ward, sss democrats. Vsnsant, the demo-
cratic mayor, Tss reelected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

DEDINGOTFs-A largo assortment, at ~ o
II 90, SIl 30, SI461, SIS Sl67 rs, SO at
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOH'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

AIDES NERINO DRAwERs-In ouaIitiss to
4 =, patch the Vesta, At 81 %, Os, SO IL,
1890, SIS 40, So 81, So - 90
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

CKNTLRMEN's STOCK is in good shape; many
NJ new goods ceived this week st -
octls-tr LOCKWOOD, HUFrY . TAYLORS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23
BUSINESS CHANCES
a. -, S@9 - abls RAILWAY SrJCN
M RoHRSE

20 T. -sis. AFBiy u AZ StoON
- Nm. ROHRER.
DNgN FANCE-UCUsE Ya.1sss -.
~ o,,. W u = G- pr ussee - srsai barg,.s
EIGHT Psk ES 49, 4 h"NDs or raE H0aRp
81 sEseisl go. FNinira, i3srs' maxi rs'ss.
AND Tux sA.rH,T INVESTMENT, a..
-. S gtgoI.rTvEw q, 'BEs 90 cVoIcs .,,ssl
withsH ia Il ws.hi., N-on ci.1. -ANo'
TIE srlIiyi.ian n y y most besu,iroi's lr.,..,
n Arlington Hegh1s,' a. r-o-a,'I L's- ssg,
rletNd b. tn Subscriber lut ~ui. NV sral farus
besusfr huii3iss siss- Sds. ,Siae Al ssi 1
r,qg's Tee Tor = suburban h, -, smotg ~tich are
The ieC,iiSa :. perfo :ly heNItr be ng scss thrss
m,,s.ns irorr ,s- ri' '.''i .'-r f.soh-v r. ~
- - sfeseshl- ,, rerr pies-snt srfse sscr easg
r,sdl IN n nliautes frozi thc eftT
q, The We've froa .s--s s.suHfuI nciszss the ssy
Ths 81 ~, prs'-d to b. especially SLAPPED fer
eIapss, IS shown ~ ~ North AriingJoa vineyard.
winch sre Ett tNrriles Ais rbrutfs. ART fsr az
yes 60 - . ~ si ,' nv ,.a AS
~ : s,ered y msnI nere- falling sprtug- 81 tss
The Nery reasonable price II ~hich they are b.iar
sS.L ma gu is ., are ., SFs s.S . Toe
@-ni. specially IN theI, Iis'Ti Hb;i5sss = ha,
REAL ESTITE EkpEES.
49, a hfSA NaH4'iasl Aar-fue man bsaA.
SInRE FOR HASr AND YIN CUEES FDK
: SALE-on- o. the h.,i -tsr1-, near Nr-tb-rp
msrk-f. lrlntre ~ BEW Is Hs- - re-. quBts rth
street, corner / d rthSsst. oc'gI-lt-
/ sTRREOsCOPTICAN vito or withsl, vies-.
se-ure = firsr -cIa.. -.rgbip.ii.p 'e'4
hhfi HI ;, pptic,sn, ass Prlusy i,anfs - 10.
corner - street. oa2'st'
Tor SALE PER CESr. BONDS ~ tbe
B"srd u Pgblic Wurks viii he tat,u fer =,
S a. - negi fST 'STy 3 eHnr RESIDENCE
MOUSSE MIDDLETON.
oet.t-e 6ia la-h street.
EuE shLE or E1UHANGR NFRCHHN.
Dish OF NESTkBS LAND, CITY PROPER
T sKATos DoNoHo.
oc.ust Jus Il 10. ' az IN .t-.,. .
E'o FNCHASGK FOR FARss-So9rrs Fin,
u frs-scd Brick froat LWkLLINGS, win as
l.us Of ne Metz, pe!iisU "a psiIis . 49, a..
N@'ifoAo'. Great Bargains gf.rsg -.
OctGl.l- No. sII 7ih sire :, eSs' ?. %. BsS.
Los SAL R-nast ., ssld sy ths IL, d Noyc.nicr,
y N. stgst snd Ei,tHres q FANCT and NOTiOS
sIuhs 81 ths 'sss Mr. lie Cover, NJ. iiss -ths.
month wnl ss sols "a l.ss tban .Pprsisei v-iss.
snssy ,"S'd.e..ly BOB z COMM, Jr., Adnls.
lstfst,l' No. $50 Pa. sreuus northwest. oot2g -
A 7 GREAT BARGAIss,-Ror sails or exchanges
n Tor unlucunbsred Rssl Hststs or Board % Pub.
~ NuTs. o.rt aoste. - great bargains, ths.r Sac
tsIuius eleven ROOMS -seh, elegantly finished,
With all modern improvement, lslr-b-- ranges
hsAier, hot ami colo water. bells and ing tubs
yutl siUzted the -ide Il Isth street.
hetvceu sUd IS. Inquire 81 J. G BIGELON.
w 81 n"rlh~ II, nci2il~
By AUSTIN p BROWN,
Corner = y ~ lork ryeuue and Fifteenth stroe4
Three large dgUt'e HOUSES, rangiuE ia erlce
Houses.
ono whole square Of GROUND aud LOTS IN all
HCTsEs AID LOTS a, Mount Pieasart .Isly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

I ADirs CnEMISEs. DRAWERS, SKIRTS
al sizes and st, les, prices much wer than lad
Purchase the material and have the gsrment q
lockwood, HUFrY 4 TAYLOR,s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

ENGLISH WALKING JACKErs-In Blue,
!. Black and Brown, at 80 SlI so, $500
SIe -, $40, s22. S2a. S2S 25 1T
LOCKWOOD, EUFTY & TAYLOK'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

"Ksmper ksmpaign Kiubs' 10 what the yir-
ginia conservatives all their local political or
gsnizatioBs- The Boston GLOBE thinks the ini-
tells h. y. =. CT these words very suggestive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

INITIAL BANDKERCHIEFS A Iares s.o,h
can be cor stsbi found, Of all lottsfs n I'd qu Al
ties, at 60
LOCKWOOD, HUVrY & rAYLoR's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23
The Mnrkess.

BALTIMORE, October 23-yirginia skies, consol.
idhted. as West Virginia, 7 bid ts-day
BALTIMORE, October 2s.-Ootton quiet: low njs
dIing5 t1al5a. Flour fairly active; prices un.
ehsngfd Wheat steady. Corn irmer-whits south
.rn, l5gIsi yellow southern, 65; mi xed western SPA
-. oats htmeI1southern, 5O@5l; western mixeI
81 90 waits 49d50 Bye steady. s09SS Has un,
en- nged DIVISIONS unsettled and Irregular. Bali
shoulders, ~ ked, IA biz; clear sides
=. to5,. Bacon dull and Observation-Disclosures, 81 cles
lib iI's, Gl91s sugar-cur,d hams, I3Gi5 lard
Ist banged. Coffee strusg and quiet. Whisky firm
satg tes6. Sugar dull, l0's.
Nav IOAE, October 2B-Stocks dan M.nev
,o'i tid Gold, ga Exchange, long, ga; short, 8
Gnssrl meufs dull and stes-iy.
NEW YORK, Oct Der % Flour quiet and ua.
.hsu ged Wheat rather more steady. Corn quiet
A. steady.
l. npoN, October %, IL 20 p. m-Bonds Of 1865,
old So, 10 i0'T, ~ a; kTie. 2
tRANKFuRT, October %, | y. m.-Erie, S94.
l. Nd n, october %. / ~ 2. ~ Erie, 39d.
LuSpCN, OCtobe %, ~ The OF discount
~ open marker for three mouths bills is T-l5 per
cent, or 2 IS below the Bank Of England rate.
Erie, 81
PANS, October % -R.utes 81 francs - confines
IoNDoN, October %, ; 80 p m.--Ths bullion in the
Bank Of England hs- decreased tISTCGJ during 60
past week. Erie. 3g'5
LoNDoy, October %, I ?. m Paris dispatches
quote reBtes at 81 francs 10 confines.
IUNpuN, October -, ! T. ru.--Erin, 3d..
LONDON, October %, - y m -Erj 80 .
Fra NSFuRT, october % -Bold-, 93.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23

LIVERY LADY Is INVITED TO CALI AMI
Il exnnine LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLORS
arg stock Of NEW GOODS, Iust received a. 623
Pennss ivania avenue, between 9th and 7th Streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-23
FINANCIAL AND CoMMERCI.I.

The Wall street markets were quiet yester-
DAY. The New York EpeHiag Post, in review
ing the financial situation, says aside from
the depression of the manufacturing interests,
calls for more than natural remedies, and these
Will in time be sufficient for the manufscturlny
Interests. Our export trade was never better.
and every day Improves the general situation"
The Herald says: "GOld remains steady, not
outstanding the Bank Of England has raised
the rate of discount to per cent. in order to
check the flow of the precious metal hither. If
the balance OF trade were not as favorable to us
as 1t is such action on the part of the bank
would have greater effect upon the gold mar
kst, particularly rs the premium came down 50
re Gently. The fluctuations are small and only
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