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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-09-10

RErRrGEnArORs.-Abo About juno 8, 1873, II. y.
Biglcr 4 Co. will have m assortment Of Rcfrig-
orators my2s'73
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-09-10
REHABILITATION

Axrs.-scventy-fv dozen Cleardeld Wood.
choppers Axes at
9;25;72. H.F. BIGLER a Co.'S.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-09-10

Wood and Willow Ware of all descriptions for
sale by n. H. Bger Co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-09-10

Save Time! Save Labor Save Money Save
Clothes The " Novelty wringer" is the best in
the market. Buy II try II. 4.
For sale by II. i. BIoLrR A CO.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-09-10

CaIcined PIaster fOr snle BY II. 2. plgler 4 Cd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-09-10

READ THIS Persons who contemplate building
will do well TO call and examine our stock Of
BUILDING MATERIALS We have in stock
full line of Builders Hardware, Nails, Paints,
Oils, Glass, Putty, Calcned Plaster, &c.
my2s'T3 H.F. BioLrR 4 Co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-09-10

Just received, large lot of non-explosive
Lamps and Lanterns at
9-25-72 H. Y. BIoLFR A Cos.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-09-10

PLows.--Farmcrs will find il to their advantage
to call in and examine our stock of Plows, Cult.
vntors, &C., among which will be found Single
and Double Iron and Wood Shovel Plows, Iron
and Wood Cultivators,
The Gowanda Iron Beam Plow,
The Pittsburgh Steel plow,
The IIaupt Bcllcfonte Plow,
and her patterns
my2s'73 II. L. BIGLER CO.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-09-10

III. F. Bigler Co. have been making extensive
additiecs to their stock of Hardware the last few
days. Everything new in Shelf Hardware, Sad
dlcrs' Hardware, Farmers Hardware, Builders
Hardware, and Hardware of all kinds, can be seen
at their store. May 22.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-09-10

Paints, Oils and varnishes for sale by II. p.
ni LII 4 q.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-09-10
DRIVATE sALEl-The subscriber

DRIVATE SALE!-The subscriber
l. having made arrangements to remove east
ward, will otter at private sale any or all Of tho
following household furniture, viz; One Cottage
bedroom set dining room set, one parlor set,
one Pisno, cook stove, Stanley Air-tight wood
stove, No. II Morning Glory parlor stove, togcth-
er with q LOT Of other furniture equally valuable
Those in need Of furniture will pleaae call and
examine u between this time and the middle Of
September REV. GEORGE HALL.
Cloarfold, Pa, July 30-2m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-09-10
Specials.
NEURAL LeIA. SICK HEAnAoAE Arpuo,lsnrss

Dr. Gross Neuralgia Remedy is one Of the great
est blessings ever bestowed upon suffering human
n.y. II has been carefully and patiently tried in
great number of cases, and has nerer failed in a
single instance to effect a cure II contains no
injurious substances, being prepared entirely from
carefully selected materials. Neither does Il net
ike many remedies now in use, by bunting the
nerves and thus giving only temporary relief, but
wiil act quickly and surely. Allwho are sufferers
from these diseases will find this an infallible
remedy and being anxious that il shall commend
Itself to the public l refrain from further re.
marks. If used according to directions, a cure
IS guaranteed in every case. Price one dollar per
bottle. None genuine without the signature or
rnED'k NEwBouRG, Chemist, Philadelphia, Pa.
FOR sale by all druggists and dealers IN Clear
field county sepIo.3 Am.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-09-10

10 TnE LADIES OF CLEAnFIgLp CoUSrY-AIiss
Kate Hillman will return about the goth Of Sep
tember to take charge of the Millinery Depart
ment. WM. REID.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-09-10

List of letters remamirg unclaimed
In the Postoficc at Clearhcld, for tho week cndag
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-09-10

Bird Cagcs-a large assortmcnt--at II. T. Big
Ter a Co.'s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-09
ISLA DE CUBA.

Por el dltimo vapor correo hemos
recibldo peri6dicos de Ia Habana has
ia el Il. lie aqui ID mas impottante
que Ell elios haIlamos
Te.tgramas del general Riquelme aaun,
can 10 s'gulente:
Pfiaeipes-La taefza Tue pgosejs 10.
traoajoa d. vaoguaYiia se II tso-hA "a
feeonoctfnieatos p0r "a els s.atds d.
snfo ca4'fo peFsooaa, por euyas drclara
c'sSnee ~ anpo que - Ia serr4alas - eu.
coasfaaa Il eaoeeiisa Rgsaern con III Dee
sooas mss, Isa qus 80 ~ pull sospssn
der por haber sali4o huyea3o, dsIaaao
co nuestso pnier tl4o ceaoto seasaa rss
sga his, qsit4ud9'ss ra b pesseeaesou
90 ra1aio, hAmAeas i osfpA etseteA
III e5onol EapanA psaetlcAaia cara
palosps feeuboeisuleasa - pos ltas aIfrslc1o
Fsa Del Ceeal,. desr0yo anA rAarhesfa
easfu taa IAsqsSgo y IaxuaA uezva, a.sss.
head sa - na hsnhse as& mmtssws,
eanssnsAn4o = fsr 49, @aespa 10 - rabs
esilAa 1Agsaa , Massfs 1Ana - asss = Jel
Fto ran Asaassu as tsasl-la. ssha~a n -
l..fss y Fairafstn, .rastss Il ss~esss.sgs
- fh4estr II = tsssFss -, 60 81 Asaes 81
fah*sssss masma, ~ - aeee sgfsss. Z :
-, sseas vssesa ! j. ~ 81 gsa =
81 Assns - 1s-sa y ssss s1Aasa. $40 y.
ysaesa ssss FAsas Aisa. aas sssA s. -
NswA8
hNYaasa --tA - asss - vss il.
MA4AA aEEhs i hsYam4. sAMaA4s4A az -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-09
siquicra lleve al frense el nombre de Lon

siquicra lleve al frente el nombre de los
mas iluatres Yates de nuestros tiempos.
Els una tristfsima verdad que Ia expe.
riencia Sc ha encargado de patentizar; y
por ESQ debe cousiderarse como un sacer-
iocio Ia p6rdida del tempo que Sc em.
plea en- dar rienda la inspiration para
rimar concept0s que nadie ha de COM
prar, y 10 que es mas consolador, que ma
die ha de leer, aunque el antor los impri.
ma y reparta de balde. Pas6 la epoca di-
cen los que quieren disculpar el indife-
rentisimo; al hablar hoy de los poetas,
la imagination Sc e'remonta pintar el til
po, buscandolo entire los antiguos trova-
dOres, con la Ira al hombro, misioneros do
la idea.
sEn d6nds estan nusstros poetaa lfricosi
iAh! escondieron sus liras debaio de los
expedientes de las ofcinas del Estado,
que ahogaron sus sones para satisfacer Ia
necesidad imperiosa de alimentarse, 6 inn
puIsados por la ambicion Sc lanzaron al
revuelto mar de la polftica, donde se en-.
venena ei alma, donde nanfragau las ilu-
stones, donde Sc Gambia la pluma que
escribe por Ia sierra que de troza.
, El poeta tuerce su camino en- DOS dc
ventajas positivas abriendo otros horizon
tes a su deaeo de medrar; psro estos ca.
minos y estos horizontes estSu cerrados
para Ia mujer, que no cabe en- las oGcinas
del Estado, nj en- lOS escanos del COngre-
SO, nj en- ell estadfo de Ia prensa politica,
y 10 que es peor, nj en- las Academies
cientf6cas y literarias; y be aqui porque
las mujeres, pesar de las coptrariedadss
quo ofrece q. cultivo de las nusas, & pesar
de las contrariedes que ofrece el cultivo
DC las mpsas, pesar de sus resuItados
negatives, permanecen feles su inspira-
cion, ca"tando sientpye, sin Colgar Ia Ira,
sin renegar desu prop6sto; como los ruiz
senores mueren cantsndo.
Hoy no hay poetas lfricos en- Espaiia;
peFtenecen la historic; pero todavia, de
vez en- cuando, nos encantau los dulces
trinos de Gertruds Ayelaneda, de Caro-
Inc Coronado, de Pillar Snue,, de Ange-
la Grassi, de Ia inspirada cantora de Gu
pa, Laisa Perez Zambrana, de alguuaa
0tfas. -.
Pero ahora noto one SO ha escapado de
M pluma IN hombre que estampG al
frente de tas linsas. lGsrtrudis AveIla
neda! Jay! iSu Ira ha enmudecidol lDa
ella no exlste mas que Su nonsbre!. -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-09

Nh bar a'sa 81 4 ria tal hanats sna
passsa g ah@sassa u aasse*Asesa - u 60.
ssvp IL = p#44- Il I. - ss
eassssa 90 apsn sass. sehss F. asss en
EsgAAs, Asaaa s.%sf ysxaas ~ nae s5iava
seeaa uea II #s&As taa4lsi. saaeailIs pr
= hasar - ssFss : sAas h .tsa - IA
rss e@ss ssass Il 49, 81 s@az IlIa
aaaeese@ ~ Bias II a.sgrosa 60 - i.
sks@5 - ssraa1' - - 49, 80 gsAaAss.
g@Fn pc - sssess = ~ eassa - 81
esssaxAsa. + Il eAsSle AA psuasa as ss
dssAee
IssEs. eea Il ~ - las alsasas 4. -
ssNssas Asavesass i. 60 Il 4aaaasa4E
Asasta as. ast@sa a sssasa 1sss=
- sm - 8ea4 &ss ss4a Il Sassesn Z
j. Tssvs J sess sssmssAf i rs@sa
80 - - sassse efss psas IS sssEs ssps
sssf 49, sAssss essw @a ! aessz - 80
= $3.50 ess aas Al ks4ssa sslA a
ssA n 49, -. "a kAasssesd sAfna.
ra sesSeE.s -. es*as ~ I i ehsAsv
- $3.50 ! sA
80 fs8sat - - aAefa - xAss - i
ssss Asss 80 sasA - assAss
fHn go s s4M - q
- esa s. sAs = -
i s.Nsas Il J Il 4sssAs 8
sa&aa - - p as - - sasaA =.
8sNse - - Ahste MAa m#s As8sa
go > sea - - II AAms - = bawua
- sss swssA = aAs - Nks4 - -
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-09
nifuertos \ ydn prisionero herido, por

mu0rCOS y un prssIOnerO herldo, y POI
parte de nuestras fnerzas seis ,heridos
aH0lguin.-La columna dsl Tenientt
coronel Dieguez, que practicaba opera
clones por Viiardy Taeay6 al Realengo
solo Ia encontrado en- los montes de vi
jard una prefecture que destruy6, captu
rando un regro, al que ocup6 IN fusil.
lei Excmo Sr. General Comandante
en- Jefe del ej6tcito de- operaciones de-
Centro y OIiente, en- telegrama recibido
hoy (1S), dice 81 Excmo. s Captain Ge.
oeral desde Puerto-Plfncipe 10 que sigue:
"Primera division. : Fuerzas del bata
Hon de Cortes, en- reconocimiento practi-
cado en los 'Montes de San Antonio,"
encoRtr6 y dspers6 por dos veces al enc
migo, hacfendole muertos, quitandole A
machetes, 3 armas de flego, A caballos
con monturas, hamacas, mantas y ntros
efectos y Observation-Disclosures de Ta-
laVera dispers6 en la "GIoria' una partida
que enssn fugs abandon6 un arna de
fuego.-Fusrzas del Rayo, en- rscouoci :
nIientos por HMatetivelos, Santa Rita y
Yaguas" eneontraron IN bohfo donde
habia p6lvora y gran cantidad de azure,
tasajo y sal, haci6ndose pfisioneros ID.
Pedro Nola5co Vald6s, natural de esta
ciudad, y al negro Tiburcio, ambos ar-
mados.
Tercefa division.-Bayamo.-La CO.
lomna de Balen, que saIi6 de Jiguani e
IL, sigui6 rastro enemigo en- direction
los pasos de '.Cauto Contramaestre," en-
contranaole el l3 on Ia orilla derecha del
paso &c los Rios parapotado y en- ndmero
considerable tras un barranco inaccesi
bic, por 10 que hubo necesidad de- caTo-
nearle para hacerle abandonar sus posi-
clones; y encontsaodole despues en- "Bon.
go;" tue rechaaado, ponieadoe en- com
pleta dispersion deapues de media hora
de fuego, causandole bajas considerables
de muertos y heridos que Sc lie vi6 retirar,
teniendo nosotros On herido Columna
del 90 de Madrid y 81 contraguerrilla vo
lante encontr6 al enemigo en- pdmero de
500 hombres al mando do Modesto Diaz
y Guevara en- los "Compadres," posesio.
nado de las alttuas Atacado por la So
volante "a companfas dc Madrid, fue
desaoiado ell enemigo de sus posicionee
despues de dos horas y media de fuego,
delando en- nuestro poder y retirando gran
n1mero dc her.dos, apoderandonos de tres
y 2 caballos, gran n6mero
de vlandas y otros efeetos, persiguiendole
hscia LA MarIposa." Nuestias bajas 7
herIdos
Cuarta division -Ouba.-Eu Ia Loma
del Cohre Sc ha heeho un prisionero, en
la del Toro un muerto armada una ne
gra; local de "Songo," un prisionero. Ma
fina y vouutarios de San Luis, IN pri.
sionero, un negro y dos negras presenta-
das y otro negro EN- ell iagenio do "La
Cruz."-Segunda division. So novedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-09
G. A ETILLA A.

III director de este peri0dico da Is>
mas expresivas gracias los Sres. ID. GA
briei Martorell ARABIC, ID Juan Carreras
" ID. Ramon Volasquide por el ohsequio
que le han hecho regal ndole los dos n1-
meros del BoLEFiE que Ie faltaban para
eompIetar su collection. Tambien agradece
otros varios scnores Ia oferta que lie han
hecho de iguales nllneros los ha acep-
tado porque va no los necesita.
'Ilon sins piIcie" ~ ha vendIdo .cgun
In Gacsfd: poro scgun II, no ocurrc move
dad nj on su rcdaccion nj on su propicdad.
snba.tn. --segan los amane.o. ane
pabliea In 6acet0, 81 dia = del actual So
celebrara el remasc en- Ia Casa Consisso-
rial para Ia Adjudication del desmonsa Y
demoliciou, obraa dc mamposseria horgni
gouado, y TERRA de aefnbrar, do las obraa
de Ia plaza de Santiago III presu-
paesto aprobado asciendo i as,6a4 pcae-
sas aS centimoa
I'll tnissuo dia = - eelebrara mbas,a
para 4 adjudication Al ineior poasur dc Ia
repAFaeioa del e4iiicio plaza del Mcroado,
euyp pFcaapaeato aselende i tf,l-4 pcse-
saa aa centimns.
Los pliagas d. condolences ac eaeuen-
iran de manifesto 90 Il SecresAria dsl
Ayautaasseaso, doaas paeaea conrarrlr
skatalaaslea saloa - aae saagaa inseFsa
81 - sab4asaa,
- nt~aaerGsm ~ nae~ar. ap~.ea.Ats
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-09

iEs verdad! lEl cuerpo de la que fu6
Gartrudis Gomez de Avellaneda desoansa
en- un nioho del cementerio de la sacramen-
tai de San Msrtn, de Madrid! 10 lieo fa6
Ia AoeltanedaF-A iuzgar por la eterna
despedida qua ID han hecho sus contem.
po'Aneos, dsbemos creer que no fue an su
eFoca nj una msiiana 6gura. Ell 10 de fs-
brarO Sc sirvio ID os IlamarIa & 81, y ell dia
2 3e tFasladaron sus restos morales & la
Metropolis cortesana. Con luto en- ell cora
zon me preparaba dar cuenta de un ac-
to solemue, esperanto presenciar una de
e4is denoatraciOnes legitimas que sien-
pre- dispeusa un pueblo entsro los gran
doa genlos qne nos abandonan; en- la tum
b. tolo SO aca5a; las pasioues deponen
aii sus armas. Ii Avelaneda, en- vida,
haoia posei1o euanto on ell mundO des.
pisrta simpatfas y posee Ia faer!a de atrac>
cion: talento, hermosura, riqueza, posi-.
ciun social; su ssxo Ia pouia fnera del al
canee del tiro de la opiaioa 20 ltica, qua
tod) 10 envana. .-
La hermosHra es in9.dGblenesste una 50
bentala pero neUa en- 81 Ia iaetudtJIc con-
d,clon dc ser en- breDs Gbdscada Sin epsbdr-
90 eRaHtI0 sI6s gSeguraTSe Ia aIiGnsa de Ia
Uirtad, pacda SoItdr c! cetro sm tenor d
ptrttey IA So mag std nj Sus conqniskGs
Gsrlradss Comes de AuellaaedaJ.
LIS qua Ia hahiamos vistos On veces
. laud ia 81 IA escena, preniada por los
triuafos do su inssnio en- difereotss CORA.
msaes, vsrdadeNos torneOs de Ia inteli-
gsacia; los Que hihfam1s visto Ell pueblo
de- Ia III abana poner ca sus sisnes una CO..
70 IA, CORA que en vida colo alcanz6 en-
Erpana II iusig4s Q iiatana; los ono la
haoiAmea vsso oose4uiada a.imirada en-
;o3as partca eapsrabanos que Ia bora
sapfenA ds In maef.s 40 rsaai'ian las Ella
50 Is = aosisfAd, sin ox slnsiopes, para
a. blEse q q ssano lIonssaIs, oseslmple ho.
sneasls que uaaea NIGGA Ia am ssad al mas
vassr ID les s61ra ds II terra.
Psr, ~! 1 u p1s-s. ds Il casa mime
Fo A. = oasle 40 FsrrAa, donds Tnla
ha9sa rssiala u eis!o a alma, ap6nas
eos eaa aasrAsaaoa una doaana da perso.
81 harqed asonbraio { loa hombres de
fassas. ! - atas6 aisss, 10. pa i.icos, {
tsprn atsassa ds IA prsasA, los 40.
garvss so - dahaa Algo & u masa 6
s#sss = psrea a,rA aeababA de- ronper
80 easF - II 10 p is.'ssitia Ira 90.
49, - so wfue5 IA ho4nsecs, consscaen-
- i an.sa J las sansilo asiones
Asl ga.ss. sssa easoassA 4 Joaquin Csrvi.
ss. IaAa Wars. CA-los Feousaara &
Las s.d4ty = J e Rsnhn Bssaacourt.
sssa a'sans. dlssstas qss f.k del Licso
~ u H4aasa, caar eass 10 ascritor del
Co ! \. a.isaap dyTasa. sstoe6 .ohre
IL fsssa go as1essa eofaaA Dc laarel
aa = s@sa - CssA. ~ ilavArA ea L. o..
sfAsae = eesslsA ana da aas gloriaa. -.
III 81 mss
lis I. Asses - az haa eiaiaA ia
sEas seWsAs : ! AsAAs IA kesAo s uno de-
- tss.ss : 80 = - da - tlunpc.
aassssnA4 - hAea te1AsEA Aea me-
- - = Asvaha Il esmeasnsle coz
tss sas Il sAstveg = ~ srfrlia
asss = - ifas ssvaiaeioaari1a, poF-
as = - ssANa hAsiA ssAsAlA aeAro
Il ~assss y eNks - ~ 80 fanaio-
~ ~ ! - 49, hAsAn i Aavisn6lon Il
aasA6Fa 10. : papsassA II - - N-
- Fssa@ss - = =, = zf
g6hmRrfnfl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-09
VARIEDADES.


Es q nso essa8 eE sest fisss4 8 x.8 aeast
fA5Amsta "a rassss sa1ssla "a q 40.
hs. q, AvNtAANauA.
The New York herald., 1873-11-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

GALVESTON. Nov. s. 1873.
n4c Net receiptsll. 2s bales. Exports coastwise Ill
NEW ORLEANS, Nov s. 1873
Cotton active and firm; middlinss, l5c mddlings
s5r bales gross l57, Exports the Continent 4siS
MOBILE. Nov 8 1873
Cotton weak; a middngs lssca I.c low middnnss,
Exports coastwise, IN. Sales loo. stock, lscsa
SAVANNAH. Nov S. 1873
Exports to Great Britain, l,7OO coastwise 2oi. Sales
1858. stock, $3.50
Cotton lower; middlings. Nc low middings lss9c.;
@ Britain Dsp 2ss; Goa ssss'
ISL Sales LOCO Stock NsisIscros, MsSl N. O. Nov 1873
Spirits of turpenne qgiei a sse c Resin quiet at
Sr low SIn ne anS Saas y q
Flour steady; sales of 1000 bbis at IL 5 iof No
Pas % wsea s%e 5 mn s s o T 70
wausss club at g S 400 do smssr M Aiehsan a. slas
Corn dull; sales Of ,soO bushels At Sc, two
ssii 'o anSelss per .sN swt i isd issd
s I per oSr o Canal M M ssps ' mdSs
3 Sm 8 s u s e !. Is S % F sa~
iofk saircsd ssnisFOar FSladsiphs and ss Bos
Ton S to Nsw fGrs @ % to q ny &c
isacoo feet q umbsT ship%entsssS 6ols aour 5000
canal from Buffalo and oswesc for tdewaer yeserday
as near "a as s % Be bushels
isso do. oats BIS 07 do barley 7soJ do rye. 9oi6 do
peas.
BUFFALO. Nov. g. 1873
Lake and rs imports for the last twenty four hours
oai DO % s0sa Ssshe sG
1886 do Rail expors-W heat, $500 bushels corn
$4,000 do; oats, 2S050 do; barley, l9 s24 do. Canal
freghts-wheat l24c. l2Hc., lie, oats 7c. Gram
market quiet Sales small lots of red winter wheat
81 40 2500o bushels No corn at 49c 500 do. do. in
lots at 49c 4gsc. 2O0 do high mixed 5oc. Other
articles unchanged
TOLEDO, Nov. s 1873
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet; amber
Michigan, cash, 81 35A; December 81 80; No. l red,
81 2 No do, Sl slx. Corn steady at &3c. for high
mixed, cash 46c January low mixed. l24c. 42c
steady at S5c tor No freights dull and unchanged
Receipts-auO bushels wheat. Shipments-l,UOU bbs,
-four, 2aWobusheis wheat 2Uo do corn and 10000 do.
oats.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat dull and lower,
regular 81 uo for Northwestern; No 2sprng closed at
9Sc., cash, for November; 994c. for December; No.
spring sold at 9c. y6c., rejected 9c both closing
nominal. Corn opened firm and closed dun and lower
at SSc 8Ac tor No. mixed, cash S6c. Tor December.
oats dull and lower at 2I4c. 211sc. for No CASH
sS4c: Xlac. for December; rejected 24c. s6c: Rye
steady at Ole Barley duh and unsettled closing lower,
81 for No q go. for No g. Provisions steady. Pork
at sll y, cash or January Sl2 for February Lard In
iar demand ana easier at 6sc cash &C. Tor February.
Bulk meats steady, at 3c Tor shoulders packed; short
rib and long clear middes. $50. Bacon quiet and
changed High wines sold at ssc; closed at T.sc.
flour 900 bushels wheat 8 200 do corn b5 900 do. oats
-four 720 bushels wheat lOs00 do corn, OOO do oats
mn IN bar
The New York herald., 1873-11-06
CLOSING PR1cEs-s O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Lower-Flour rUnchanged-Wheat
Dull and Lower-Corn Easier Oats
Steady-Pork Nominal-Lard Irregu-
lar-Sugar Easfcr-Moiasses Dull-Cof-
fee Quiet Petroleum Easter-Naval
Stores Dull and Nomin al-NooI Dull
Whiskcy Easier.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 5-6P.M.
Business was slow to-day, Notwithstanding the
improved feeling in commercial circles apprehen-
sons with regard to the future not being entirely
dlssipated. The demand for general merchandise
was moderate, the scarcity OF money being still
the great impediment to mercantile transactions.
On 'Cnange there was not much apparent disposi-
ton to make extensive purchases, save in excep-
tional cases. In breadstufs there was almost
nothing doing, owing to another deadlock
in exchange which was unsettled and de-
cidedly lower. Wheat was also lower, with
nothing Of moment doing at the decline.
Corn and oats were about steady, with
moderate business. Whiskey was a shade easier.
Pork was nominal while lard irregular Groceries
remained dull Petroleum quiet and easier Naval
stores were dull and lower. Wool was dull but not
essentially changed in value.
CorroS the spot was dull irregular and decidedly
lower the quotations annexed showing decline of
&c per all grades At the rate OF l3c per b for
low middng fair business could have been transacted
export the bids of exporters being quite
on this basis. Future deliveries tiled. An
active business in progress at decline &c. nc.
per lb, at which the market closed feeble We quote
The New York herald., 1873-11-06

For future delivery Oasis low mddling the sales have
s9EsS's5 s. e .sSSnsss - = s $
is March. i a iss &C. Xpr is a. i sisS cS At
lose fetal ts bales ,o foaay up tS % three Mo; ;o
ls loo - 4 is ,se ss At i 4 y s go :, + ssa m pc
i - MS -: 9 s'S e I s &
1885, l 3 S az s s. asae Ss 81 az . 10 a
Il Ss S S ss ss s @ @ i se %
q; 81 Il sss @ q 90 i ic e q Is s5eS M s @ @ sc g. e s S at
ds so bsn e Is laisc m goo % a i 100 AZ lsiS m
i slaS Co. al 4e March. M 500 81 siss s e ~
@ Sg Ts
ysIoSs ports Msa e S 3 bales
Ssw sTs ssSo sss Ss rs asS Safs ss
Ing hgures,To Hsvre by steam llec. compressed; no
s9 To ss ssfnsn ss py ;sn M 10 LIVERPOOL '' steam
oorrkR-The market was quiet for all descripton,s
report sale q @ bags Of s,0 na sx south D On
$50 bags; New Orleans 1850; savannah 1000 Charles
iS" so sa"HsSH YSs Hsss ss@oIs Ordinary
ssrsces ss isf DO c sS SSs. sSSS dO ,o
ssv @ bags Be- s
ssbo nc se aseussSyrs' s2I &c Jspses ma aSs 59c
Costa Rica 2oc. ase. Mexican, 2lc &c savanla.
axe 2sc :.Curacca. .o,sc &c 60. ,oo,o, -. :,
as c essy the 1a usde frcss -
goun hs sD % SSspe 0c cdTm So corn
meal 800 bbls oats 9s,s2S bushels barley S9oss %.
anehanged The sales since last report ioot up about
loo b6s ineaans AL Kinds at prices wi,hn lc
nOuelae request and steady The sales loot up about
The New York herald., 1873-11-06
IN the Pennsylvania road, and lack OF confidence
was the consequence.


THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London dispatches report consols and American
securities weak. Consols declined per cent and
American securities x, with the exception OF
ten-forty bonds, which fell Oh from COX to 90. Erie
was weak and declined to 36A. The Bank OF Eng
land gained fs4,0 600 bullion to-day account A
feeling OF disquetude exists at the London Ex-
change and all stocks are lower. the steamer
Russia, which arrived to-day, brought fl5,O0o In
specie.
THE STOCK MARKET
to-day was irregular. 1t responded to a variety OF
depressiny influences, which forced prices down
from u TO "a per cent. The notably low figures
were observable towards the close, and, In some
instances, they were the lowest yet announced.
Whatever fluctuations occurred were based on
purely speculative suggestions, and the market
generally showed q lack OF tone and strength. The
largest transactions were in Western Union, New
York Central, Lake Shore, Wabash and Union Pa
cihc. Erie declined in sympathy with the London
market.
The course OF prices is shown in the table
below
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices of the day:-