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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-29
From the Gold Hill News, May 26.l

From the Gold Hill News, Nay pol
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL. st. Mary's
School, in Virginia City, under
charge of the Sisters of Charity,
is ably conducted and largely at
tended. The object had promi-
nently in view, in the training of
the children entrusted to the
care of Sister Ere derica, the Lady
Superior, in addition to the in.
struction afio ded the common
English branches and modern
languages, is a thorough initiation
into all the details of housewifery,
to the end that the girls reared in
the school may, upon graduation,
be fully prepared to fill theirprop-
er stations in life. The whole num-
Der of girls attending the school,
between the ages of 8 and Is, is
All: between and 8, IS. Total at
tendance, 5l9. The number of pu-
pills born in Nevada is 80 IN New
York, 20; Pennsylvania, IS; Mis-
souri,, >; California, l2O; unknown,
POO. The number of full orphans
attending the institution is 6l !;
half.orphans, 30. The price of
board and tuition in st. Mary's
School is SIS per month.
SILVER CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL
The public school at Silver City Is
prospering finely. Over 50 pupils
are in attendance. Miss Murphy,
the principal, is very highly es-
teemed by the patrons OF the
school, and by the citizens gener-
ally. At a festival held one even
ing last week, for the purpose or
raising money to te expended IN
prizes for the school children, the
amount realized was SoOO.
CoMsTOCK YIELD.-At the pres
ent time the ore product OF the
Comstock mines is enormously
large. We are informed by Wells,
Fargo X Co.'S agent at virginia
CITY, that the shipment of gold
and silver bullion from the Com
stock mines to San Francisco,
New York and elsewhere. through
the Virginia agency alone,amouhts
to 50, $4,000 per month.
LADY WASHINGTON. = Inc
frame of the Lady Washington
Hosting Works is already uP, ana
will be enclosed in few days.
The machinery to be used in the
above named mine, it Will oe re-
membered, belonged formerly to
the old Challenge works.
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aoot and Shoe.Makins

business formerly conducted by iia Dayia
WcVev' Main street. nearly OPPOSES
,he me courthouse. \ share OF the p4U,'' Im
patronage is solicited. my " Al,
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the Sutro Tunnel Company has
been called for June .. to- t,ka
INTO consideration and act unon y
proposition to increase the canitai
stock of the company to S2OimI.
Oto. divided into 2,0UU,O0O shares Of
SO each. Vi
CIFCUS COMING. - The great
New York and New Orleans cir.
Gus, Geological and Euuestrian
Exposition, the largest collection
of artists and animals that ever
crossed the continent. will exhibit
In this city on the 9th and 7th of
Friday and Saturday of
next week.
DROPPED DEAD.-W. +. Tuds.
bury, native of England. aged
siXty-three years, senior member
OF Tudshury Il Bishop, proprietors
of the Virginia Market, dropped
dead in front Of his place of bust.
ness, lS2 South & street, about | %
this afternoon.
WOOD ON FIRE.-Atnoor to-day
the vast field of cord wood near
Empire City, Carson river, was on
fire, 1000 cords or more being
wrapped in flame, and the wind
blowing gale. The fire engines
and about 100 men were sent out
from Carson.
CRUDE BULLION.-This MORN
ing the Santiago mill sent up
1888, the Eureka mill l,l49, and
the Merrimac mill 573 pounds of
crude bullion from Belcher ore.
Total, $3.50 pounds, worth about
Sll4,O00.
IN LUCK.-.Josaph Gruss (step-
son Of Mayor Hopkins), who re-
Gently left this city for France, in
company with his mother. is the
owler OF ticket in the Havana
Lottery which has just drawn
$500.
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CHANGE OF FIRM.

aeon NAU DESIRES TO INFORM
tbe nublic that he has purchased lhe
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eop SALE OR RENT.

DWELLING HOUSI', CONTAIN, N
"A % inr four rooms. situated @ sonlh >pi oi
A.. Emiscopal Church, on SfmLNu NJ,
the rtIeT EEfSiSff Is for sale at bargain. There
; Slhnmd dnod well afrordihg an ineN NhanStlnles
nniy Is of water on the premises, in,ars i, ars
st s"ld, will be tor rent. For par'uois mTis
snnlv At Woodruff 4 Ennofs.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct. I6. 1873
ss SiSsi, sss. Sc '''''" " 'A Np'''' '0'''"''s, ~
coton1supply ght demand good middl,ngs l l7c
Snss s Sw i Net feceps s sGGa srcs ss
4i23 Exports coastwise, e'g sales, 5000 mostiy yes
dns GSon ga'es sna ecs ae ss
iss. Sales, 25o Stock, l2,fia
Exports coastwiss. y Sales, Loss stock, sissa
Cotton easy; fair demand; mlddilnss. is5c; lc. /;
w sss %tsalas ssri'i sapST sSSa Sasns
spirs of turpentine duh at sSc io,lc Rosn ID quiet at
o5 s.snss na Crude ps,n nS eSdy s q o S
changed at$2 u o.. - 90.
sss r.: ~ =
s Sss sss + :f:. s
SnDoitsd swt Mlssa upshang.sS g. shorts s7 slsi
sSa neisSts owsf.Barley, e. % Albany TO- New York
IT, 8 p ss% u%s srcas e the Ha@.GS %
fRiadeIphs and Boston, ecc. 70 new iork, 5oc 70 AZ
iumher. sbpments-2oOo Lbis. -four. te.SOo bushels
oAfies' '''-'" 'es' y '1''' cncAco, Oct 1s. 1873
Flour Arm and fat, !. ss%ana n sale, S esocs 9 sne
81 closed AM
offered SI al; No spring sold at $50 9sjsc Corn dull
and lower; No. mixed sold az s6lzc cash. Skc Size
Move mbcr; Soc December; high mixed sold at y7%c.
rejected Sc Oats dull and declining sales OF No. at
yafc. 3lc cash; sIssc: sl1fc Novenbsr; 5eeced .
M Flew dhll and declining sales No fall at 81 2; No
snrlng 9gc a 81. Provisions quiet and weak Pork
steady for cash at Sl 20 small lots sold at Ss 7b round
lots w sales for future at $i 1 Sl2 % for pecem-
cember Bulk meatsshor rib middlss sold st6slc 7c
and dropping at 9jc. fTeights dull and nominal Re.
ceptsl000O bbls hour bushels wheat l61 900 do
corn 10000 DO oats 0y do rye snd SioUy % 90 bMaaiey ar
do corn 200 do oats 1000 do rye, loo do barley
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

DRooME-NosrRANp.-By Rev. DR.. schenck, at st.
AIMS church, on Brooklyn Heights on Wednesday
evening, October 15 THOMAS BRooHB, OF New
YORK, to MISS EMMA W. NosTRASD OF Brooklyn.
CAMpBELI-LEwIs.-On Wednesday, october 10.
at the First PRESBYTERIAN church, Palmyra, N. T.,
by Dr. II. H. Eaton CHARLES STUART CAMPBELL,
OF Oswego, N. T., to HARRIET l.. LEWIS, daughter
OF DR.. w. d. Brown, OF the former place.
CAarER-GILEs.-On Wedn ,sday, october 10, IN
the New Church House OF Worship, New York, by
the Rev. Chauncey Giles, JAMES IL CAErEa, Of Bos-
ton 70 CARRIE GILES, daughter OF the Rev. Chaud-
,DARRELL-UsHER.-At Trinity church, Potsdam,
~ T., ON wednesday, October 10. BY the bev MT.
Howard, Mr.. q. FREDERICK DARRELL, OF Brooklyn,
n. T., to MISS MARY b., daughter OF bloomfield
Usher, Esq, OF Potsdam, N. Y.
ElRf,-RArnBoNE-At washington Heights Pres
byterian church, on Wednesday, OCTOBER 10. ny
Rev. B. ID. Denison, ID. D., assisted by lsev. Cnarles
Stoddart, ID. d., wrrLfAM M. EARL TO JULIET
bLEEckER, daughter rIobert Q. Ratnoonc' al o.
this city. H~M CAV
EERENs--HEwEs.-0n Wednesday, October 10, at
Christ church, Greenwich, Conn.,, by tile Rev. D. m.
Warrington, JonN FERENs, OF New fork, 10 MARY
EMMA, daughter of the Hon. y. b. Hewes, Oh hiVer'
side, Conn., s0@
gRENca-C0LIINs,--Qp WsdpeadAx m0yplng. o.
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FATAL SHOOTING CASUALTY.

Coroner Kessler was yesterday called to the
Sixth precinct police station, to hold inquest in
the case Of John Fitzgerald, man who was acct
IDENTIFY shot and killed on Wednesday evening, by q
pistol In the hands OF Henry Ducet O lad twelve
years Of age, living IN Mulberry street. Henry was
amusing himself with pistol In Worth street, near
the street bullet took effect In Ftzgeraldis right
temple and passing inwards caused death soon
afterwards. Captain Kennedy, OF the Sixth pre-
cinct ordered the arrest OF the boy Ducet and also
detained several witnesses at the station house.
The boy charged with shooting SO recklessy in
the public street and thus sacrificing the Lie OF
ngly was committed to the Tombs. There were
number OF boys with him at the time, who will be
called to testify when the case comes up.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
Improvement in the Prices
of Stocks.
WALL STREET MORE HOPEFUL.
The Corner Turned and More Even
Speculation Probable.
M O N Il " T. A = I II II i.
Currency Coming Out and Being
Invested in Stocks.
GOLD AT ITS LOWEST.
Custom House Receipts
GOLD AT ITS LOWEST.
Custom House Receipts
and Disbursements.
RAILROAD AND GOVERNMENT soNDS.
WALL STREET,
TrTrrpcply Oct. 1R-6 p. MI.


THURSDAY, Oct. 16-6 T. M.
The prices OF stocks to-day indicate that cor
ner has been turned, and we are moving away
from the misfortune which has been threatened
An advance has taken place along the entire line.
The sharp decline OF two or three days ago has
been followed by an equally sharp reaction, as
predicted In the HERALD and we have had q
market full of profit to all who were long of stocks
at low prices. The rise ranged from to per
cent. 1t would not be at all strange lfit were in
creased tomorrow. Money made its appearance
for investment in large quantities, and cheerful
feeling was everywhere exhibited.
THE MONEY MARKET.
At the close of the market the quotation for
money was only per cent per annum, although
earlier in the day it ranged from lie to 3-16 per
diem. While this change may be part OF some
speculative interest," it Is not to be forgotten that
q large amount OF capital is accumuating here,
and that bankers and brokers are In o much better
condition chan they have been for several weeks.
The people who are boarding are represented by q
rapidly decreasing minority. The temptations of
the market largely Offset their caution and
cowardce. The premium on greenbacks to-day
declined, business being on the basis OF u u
per cent, with q reduction at the close
TO a per cent premium. The demand for
foreign exchange was very limited to-day, as i'm
porters not in funds to remit the result Of this
was heavy reduction in rates. The bankers
lowered ithelr asking quotations l per cent
from 107 106 for sixty days. sterling and from 1os
107 for sight; but actual business was at 1861
JOG for long and 1861 107 for Short Commercial
bills are in good supply and duh at 1o4s a los.
THE GOLD MARKET
was depressed, the rates declining from 1osH
1o7X and closing at los. These are the lowest
prices recorded since 1862. The rates paid for
carrying to-day 1l6 s-64, 332, ~ and l.32per
cent. and for borrowing nat The dnal rate was
1-s2 per cent for carrying. The following were the
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tober is, at the residence OF the brides parents,
Harlem by the Rev. J. IL. Price, ID. D., PHOENIX w.
FRENCH to MARY T., daughter OF Hiram J. Collins
Esq. No cards. AA4N =
st. Johns church, New York. by the Rev. A. WIS
wall. JOHN GEuGEN to JENNIE +. BATEAAH.
KING-BEcKwITH.-On Wednesday, October ID, Al
the residence OF the BRIDES parents by Rev. Isaac
H. Tuttle ID. D., THOMAS W. KING to MAMIE E.,
daughter or Christopher Beckwith, all Of this city.
LEE-MILroN.-0n Sunday. October 8, by the
Rev Geo M McCampbei, BENZ. +. LEE 70 Mrs,
JULIA ANN MILTON, both OF this city.
LEvI-SOLoMoNs.-On Wednesday, october l5s
1873, at the Synagogue Shaarai Tepnla, py the Rev.
s. M. lsaacs, assisted by the Rev. u. Phunps, Ar
THUR G. LEVI, OF Grand Rapids, Mich, 70 EVA
daughter OF A. 3. Solomons, OF Yonkers, N. Y.
MALTBy-BoGARDUs.-On Thursday, October 10,
VIM. H. DeHart and Rev. VIM. Ormiston, d, D.,
M. MARSHALL MALTBY to LOUISA, daughter Of Abm.
Bogardus, Esq, all OF this city.
MlLLER-DECKER-On Wednesday, october Is,
at the summer residence oil the brides parents,
North Salem, by the Rev. w. II. Hazeton, ELIJAH
Il. MILLER, OF White Plains, to ADDIE DECKER, Of
New York.
SHERRY-FRENCH.-At Sag Harbor, N. r., on
Thursday evening. October ., by the Rev. Charles
Goodsell, SAMUEL II. SHERRY, OF Brooklyn, TO
BLANCHE H., daughter OF Hannibal French. Esq.
SHIPMAN-vAN DER VEER.-At the residence ofthe
Rev. Chas. ]. Sheppard, EDWARD Il. SHIPMAN, OF
Brooklyn, to MATTE E., only daughter OF Henry 5.
Van Der Veer, OF NewtOwn, l.. !.
WAITZFELDER-LEwIs.-On wednesday, OCTOBER
10, by the Rev. y. NJ Isaacs, SOLOMON L WArrz-
FIELDER, Of this city, to Miss MINNIE LEWIS,
WILLIAMs-DUNsHEE.-O wednesday, OCTOBER
Is, by Rev. Talbot w. Chambers, d. D., JOHN w.
WILLIAMS to KATE T.. only daughter Of James
Dunshee, all OF this city.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
EUROPEAN MARKETS

Lorpor MONEY MARKxr LONDON, Oct H-nDP p. M
United states ve-iwenty bonds 155Ss, old, 8h Eric
hallway shares, S9is l245 r. M-Ere Railway shares,
s9sI 2P. M-Ere Railway sheres Sgs., ~ ~ !, NJ
WI Tor !he account ~ 2% United states Ave & &syeasy y
coupon. Erie Railway shares, 40A
: PiRIs BouRsE-LosDos. Oct l6-l2:So z. M-paris de.
matches quote renfes at 5G 3z1<c. 230 r. MRentes at
S 9c S:soP M-Eeptss e. a. sc S7hc, M ,,r,,so s..,..
fve.twcnty bonds, ny for the Issue Of 1862 .
LrvKRPooL Corror MARKEr.-IhvERrooL Oct L0-0 ~ =.
Msses Of upands the basis Of low middIing deiiv.
-eEskle VGt0bM and N0YemkvElAt ~ " thA eleA 10
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
FATAL HATCHWAY CASUALTY.

At halfpast eleven O'Clock Yesterday morning
Timothy Meara, lad eleven years or age, iel
through the hatchway OF the premises No. 4ls West
Thirty 1rst street, occupied by. Messrs whiting,
Young warren as paper hanging nanu factory,
and was almost instantly killed. Deceased lived
was taken to the Twentieth precinct station house
and the Coroner notified.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
ments, the accounts OF which are settled In his
THE STOCK MARKET.

The general tone of the market has already been
indicated. AS usual the largest transactions we're
in Western Union, Lake Shore and New York Gen.
tral. The first named opened at 81 54S, fell or to
53A, advanced to 567S, reacted to 55k, and after
wards reached 5sS. Lake Shore rose from &c to
6sl, fell or to e7l and finally reached 70. New
York Central ranged between seh and ss3s, with
latest sales at nearly the highest point North
west common advanced from SO to 4oh; ST. Paul
common from 2s to 3lh, and Wabash from 3S'< to
AK. Investment shares were nrmer, and express
shares made an advance over yesterdays quota
tions.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening highest
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER IL l87s-TPIE SHEET

mington, 40; lorfols i73l New York. 2ls; Boston :?
Toai IA iy haes This day last week, s,os; this day
last year, lS,sla
FLOUR GaAIN.-Receipts-Flour i,t3 bbls. wheat
neal ESQ SACKS; barley sS,oo & bushels; rye, 1927 do
particularly low grades The sales rsed about
ihO bbls prices within range Of revised quotations
State for November and December at $6 So; flour
quiet but unchanged; corn meal was inactive. We
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
ESQ bids are annexed.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.


Considerable business was done and consider
able weakness was shown In this department
owing to the large sale OF bonds by parties desrous
of putting their money IN stocks. The weakness OF
gold likewise had an influence upon the market,
and we quote closing prices as follows United
States skies, 1881, registered, 1l2Is 1134; do.
do. do, coupon, 1l2H Hay; do, fve-twenties,
1862 coupon, les l06k; do. do, 1864, do, LOG
107X; do. do, 1865, do, 1os& 1oS16; do. do
1865, do, new, 10 l10H; do. do, 1867, coupon
1l1A q II175; do. do, 1865. do, Ill q 111H ten
iorties, registered, los; do, coupon, los lo5A;
1ves 1884, coupon. 1864 107; six per cent Pacific
Railroad bonds, 100 1o9H.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The internal receipts to-day were s24o,3os. The
customs receipts were $161,o00. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000 on account OF In
terest and $4,000 on redemption OF fivc-twenty
bonds. The following are the balances in the
Treasury at the close Of business to-day
currency. S3919, 900
Special deposit OF legal tenders for re.
demptlon Of certificates OF deposit.... 11,410,000
CoIn... .............. ............. e1,S54,I77
Including coin certi1cates ........... al, 2I3 400
Outstanding legal tenders. .......... 800 2o2 ass
The customs receipts for the weeks ending on the
lth and 1lth OF October were as follows:-
New iorR. 81, ,105 oo4
fnnaueipiha'.' ........................... 2H342
BaltinOIb. l6BOe7
Boston ror the week ending October a. i5oSs1
The report OF the Commissioner OF Customs for
the past nscal year is clear record OF the opera.
sons OF the once during that time, including the
following tahlns Allowing fha ransinta ana dshursA.
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whsas was dull rTegalar and lower closing at sSou 10
fii~sasss ' loT r. red sI 81 ssSss
SSisss Shssss nSisY ana y s il sIs q
9s ssI%s
s ee a sesey and
from Ss se '
Fss,aIIs limited business done in berth
ss
a.
% aS sa s sSsss wy a
.n
cubic
$3.50 do DO. and an Italian bark with 800 DO; do all a
Ssss VIII s Midi Ss
"a. British park hence to liverpool with Z 400 bLis.
w
do s Is sS S%0rwesian % bark hence to Geraltss for
Eesian from to Cork for orders and
privilege Of hs Continent at an bark
sdeIphia HAVE with bSis crude %. q 8 81
e % ssfs o Se
Ss
PLANK and boards at sll So and two American ships
to the west Of South America, with general
MoLAssEs.-.h he whole market dull and nominal at
aoGa oSo oo ane S Gk sna n 40
d & 5 asa &c. e as ans
Rico s Sc Enssh Islands ssss soc SOC New Orleans
NAVAL sroREs-The market for spirits turpentine has
WIN holders olsrIns g lsso and iss bid sale q
dds was erected early n the day At astac sdraned
though
hs and sse haze S n SSs e
81 & pb IL VI fss has a. 9ssn $ S.
Fs1sc1susTIh msrfsi for crude ruled steady to-day
S bulk Order Ter as and @
and Sd oS01 and so bs ST Ss h s%a
LOT Of 500 bbs, spot brought l64c Gases comparatively
sashsha 1s ana weak cal. at
the market na & was Suet and at @
sales 1905 bbl bulk crude for next weeks delivery
s S & d. do
mess injoDSng lots The sales were 80 bbs eash, at
Sbls private terms sesi hams wl,hoa activity
!. se 50 long clear ior the English MARKET
ssmss e .'ss ssd sSs aSs' s sS
.ps hight so a pef@sa @
sasuss
e.' Iars was ay over T.yssa sssk
The sales l5g terces on the spot, at 8c 700 do
November at ll6c 1000 do January. At s1sc.; l7o0
do, February at 3l6c. 84c $50 do kettle rendered.
for export at Sac and odo, city, at SC. Butter and
cheese were quiet.
RICE In jobbing way unimportant lots were sold at
65Sc 6ssc lb for Rangoon and &c. &c. Caro-
lima
sUGAR.-The market for sugar dull and heavy
at revised quotations 365 hhds Cuba nuscovado,
said to be good refining sold at 7Ac. per lb Sew
era sales were reported to have been made on private
ss.c for extra G sc e. for yellow lo.e ioA9 for
. Io'.s for hard We anose se;.CuIa..Reaning., ine
7sse 11se' good 10 70 prime, 7se, 7ssc.i gro
SIC, Shc,; centri6sal. hSds and. boxes. SC.
o 66c.; molasses hhds and boxes, &c 7i4c;
weladO. e. 2 S'1c. ,Havana-Boxes Dutch standard.
IS n0T to is Sc Pa c do. aYS q TO Il ia do dd
L t.. to 90 g.c lohe; white, stsc- lo11c. Porto
fair choice, 7zsc sc. Brazii-I)utch standard Nos
TO IL 61ac. 74c JavaDutch standard Nos 10 to IL
7c SIC. Manila-superior and extra superior. 6azc.
q TIC. Mcssrs. Wait Creighton Morrison sum up
thus-.
Rars
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
of die market
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.


Late London advices by cable quote consols, for
money, 921s e2 7-16 consos, for account, s2h a
72H; fve-twenty bonds OF 1866 (old), 933s ex cou-
pom; five twenty bonds Of 1867, 961S 9654; ten
forty bonds, e17s 90; new fves, COX sOzs ex
coupon; Erie Railway shares, 4oH 4oK. Paris
dispatches quote rentes at 57,57K. In Frankfort,
nve-twenties OF 1862 are SIX. In Amsterdam,
Northwestern preferred Is 6oz. Other American
securities dull and unchanged. The bullion In the
Bank OF England has decreased f1, ,293, 900 during
the last week. The amount gone into the bank in
balance to-day is f2s5, 600.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
were firm. There was an Improvement OF two per
cent in Tennessee old, which sold at 6s 20. The
new issue brought 70. Virginia, consols. opened
at 40 and afterwards fell of to 451. The latest
bids were as follows missouri eixes Asylum or
University, S5; Tennessee skies, old, SO; Tennes-
see sixes new, 10; Virginia skies, old 80; Virginia
slxes new, 35; Virginia skies, consolidated, 451S
Virginia sixes deferred Z; North Carolina new,
Is; North Carolina special tax, q; South Carolina
sixes 2; ; South Carolina skies, January and July,
e4: Louisiana eights, levee, 5s Texas tens 1870 So
RAILROAD BONDS
were quiet. In some cases there was an improve.
1ent, notably in Central Pacihcs, which were
quoted at 81 to 90, against sale at 81 yesterday.
The latest bids are annexed.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17

Oct " IoIU uI,foU IoZiI sO0.oo 5bz
SrEARISE.-Market dull, but steady sales 10000 lbs.
choice In hhds. at SIC.
TALLow moderately active and steady, with sales of
1900 lbs common at ic ~ bbs good, 74c. nc, and
% hbds. prime at S3sc.
WHsxEY-Receipts today, 694 bbls Market lower ana
fairly active SAFES OF 2J0 bbs at gc. and 100 bbs
g214c closing at the lower price.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
CLOSING PRICEs-s O'CLOCK P. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT,

Flour Dull and Heavy-Wheat Lower
Corn Easier-Oats &c. Dearer-Pork and
Lard Lowcr-Cotton Unsettled and
Lower-Grocerfes Dull-NavaI Stores
and Petroleum Quiet.
THURSDAY, Oct. 1s-8P.M.
There was but little, II any, Improvement in com.
mercial matters to-day, the further decline In
gold and sterling exchange tending to render
values still more uncertain. Business was moderate
as general thing, and the exceptions to the rule
were rare. At the Produce Exchange there was
not much change-nour and wheat were dun
and in buyers favor. The receipts were
heavy, but most OF them were ten.
dered to fill contracts, and in some cases
wheat was bought for this purpose. Corn was
heavy, though there was no especial change
Oats were scarce and decidedly higher In conse-
quence. Whiskey was easier. Pork remained
nominal Lard duh and easier. Cotton was pressed
for SALE mainly account OF large receipts In prospect
and prices declined fully &c per lb. Groceries were
generally dull with downward inclination to values
not offered freely, and the market was
generally particularly for spirits, well sustained
CofYKENo transactions reported apart from the
usual business In obbing lots and values remain wholly
nominal cargo invoices which neglected. wo
quote Rio, ordinary cargoes Ike lg1xc. fair do
2O4c. 2D1ac. good do 2O34c 2lc prime do nIsc q
2kc. extreme range for lots i9Sc. 22,4c goid per h.
60 and 20 days credit; Java government bags &c 24c
grass mats 24c 25c Singapore 21c. &c Ceylon 2lc
a &c; Maracaibo, 2lc. 22c.; Lsguayra, 2c a Tc
Jamacia l9xc 2osc. st Domingo, lsc l9kc. Porto
Rico, 2oc 2ihc.; Costa Klca 2c; a,sc. Mexican,
ss 1hs os ssysnln co%pr:e sass iarsSS Sss.
le 1858 grass mats Java ss bags ceylon ls4 Mara
Ges do and ssyana Toisl sSs's ssosf
tother than Rio e35 bags and IL, 3s3 mats.
lar, and large lots could only be placed at material
sold exporter to-day at loc every bale
Sss q "a s a % decline ss
with increased trnnsAet9ns IN an months We quote =
E.i;';; ::5::::: F
The quotations are based on cotton In running
7e-Day Last Eees. 7atrL
SaSsls is Sss
speculation. .................... ~ IL
Sssasea Toas IN he above ara hale. 10 ,gsv, I 2ss
Ssesf w ssiss sSSss Ike 70, 70
is Isslc January, so al S ISszs 40 st issc, 20 a
Ns' z isres @ ss aon a
ss's 20 ., aas s sS @ at iss
s,SS % @ :: BE lsssss i 10 At ss 5
ssiss l ~ 'i . e. lS &, ss fsss's a.
25 9 q, ss 100 q, at id s & io % %t y
ssis : J 4 iii + s. q d s sSS !. $
at siss2c 100 ct 10 800 at 900 at ie 7iSc 100
~ i s saS So ss ssfsss%.ry ss I'd az q
~ Total bales Grand tea oAsSs sss. no ssdsss: &
Mobile, 78yi seyapnah kl2ei ChaxlsstQn. 2Co5, WiL
The New York herald., 1873-10-17

&200 000 TO LOAN IN SUNS TO SUIT, ON
pCUU.VUU first class New York and Brooklyn
chased 9. H. WILLIS Montauk Insurance Company.
l6S broadway. --'--''
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
Birth.
Died..

HECKLER.-On Tuesday, october IA, Mrs. AUdUs-
TUs L. HECKLER, Of q son.