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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02
LIVE Stock MARKET

49,, ~. npxyRs-The receipts TO-DAY were 10 cars or
Sii besd-44 at Cemmun;paw ~ cas- Al 90 ana
N th odenuz Texans AID Cheokoe Buyers Mere
MOI ns, and limited but gcl cattle we're
1900 fro sL 10 c y native steers ordinary TO PRIME ron
l0lsn to l2ize. -. On ear, q, 7 n Hunter 60 0
car, Tor oney McPhersoD cars ior oden Aueu ~ ~ " "
S Nsptsr,ou sold for Brown 6t Kentneky steers eTt
,v,as At ai2c for DaesmaD, 81 do gft eSt q. - =
o. Allen io5 Cherokee eatt- So est a, &c ~ 70
drc So u on aoccaAt % prime ianos ,el ~ "
i2i4e and 85 ordinary TO Air Do 80 cT; NATL
Tne 40 Of TEXANS Tor rulers =" u'a "O' ''- WV ~ ~
no sSa r O had Of common Teran'
for J. b Hunter hohag ior 6s q ID and '" Thompson ~ '
AZ w tbs ~ ears TeHIn Tor W. Woods 6Got
c~t and party so!d By Charles FAssn a. eoi P,r, Min
648 bead to-day and oOl ye''eny &
al s- s.rrs erm at SdlO 10 Tor oruihAy 70
e.v. srs ,eax yer, moderately SSdS5 head i'f oon"On 70
~, OTIS sold yesterday Bucks cOsny veAl' 1875 srs'ss At
iyd y ~ Pno., .old today reals 100 a.
% o 10 D. Al Sc 40 sssers at - % head and ~ DO
KIN, .o 35 gra.. calves At 81 p head and do q se
e,,s =, 44l bsal today Sheep nn ~ aA2HoSP n' anu
laabs Sere readily -oli At doe v 10 On - -. . a.. A,
Ind Bseii uham 40 Ohio shsp 50 10 average al DE
~ asd II OILS lambs "a sIeFase AZ &c 20 ~ vs,.ss a. bl.
kass Hsaves Co sol 69i STATE sheep 20 I'd a'efASe u
~: pso,, aid a. STATE sheep IO2 average. $. Che p;
IA s.,s .mb. 69a at &C. d. and SIo Do oil 10
s'ssse ~ B AZ Ohio ard state sheep mIed ~ A.eass at
sanss ~ ~ So m Al 5s,c DO 70 n al 80; $50 Ohio
.ms mred 7i~ lO3 Do OF 10 az f9i 10
do 81 NJ At T1- 81 % TO- At Ss ~ DO Oh To-
'n 10 ys,,ersy were $50 ard ioys receipts were 20
ear, or 6i3 hogs Live hogs Ia demand Al od24SP n
Win car. rage Ds'sei ho we're 'r@' Aaa
TO 61dT1c Pb INK. ,.,,- a, -
Rvv.,o oe, c,rrLE-he receipt. to-day including ~ cars
reporsd 70 srhse 95 bead mAsug tht ish apg, e W
vesE thss a. 295s head ia eAs against aiS eA' '0' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02
COTTON Markets

aosrox Oct Lection knaer Mtings. loe5 net Peceps
90 b,le.: ssles 300 bales; stock 600 bales 80.
PH.pglPH l-CottGn bn1 Miodings l6Aec; Low MID
dpgs lSe Good Ordinary lc net receipts 80 oales gros
Oct Cotton quiet and little doing Mhdhngs l5c
ceipts, 200 baesi sales. 232 bales. ,, . 20
IousyLLE lCoton NOMINAL Mdtings l7ei receipts 40
bales; stock, 3OI bales =, -, .<,,u "a.
Low Mdipg % Good Ordinary, lii9c net receipts,
44I bales 100 bales sales 600 bsles STOCK
l0465 bales. ,-, -. -, .,, s-e
h.is. ale, So bales stock 10 1856 bales
1-UottOn hn asking foil rates. hiddlags l6
net receipts bates; eIportseOa~ise O2l bales ao 100
bales STOCK. 1885 bales ,,,,,, ,c=,c, -
ept, az bales erportseosw 229 bales; sIock lOlo bee
EKw -ORLEASs Oct lCoon-Demsnd good hiddiings "a i
Low N,ddHs, Tie Good Ordinary lG4o Ordinary 10
net receipts sl3 bales o, l224 bales sales lOO0 bales
stock % $40 bales ..,,, 90
Low nddngs Strict Good Ordinary l6he net receipts
bales gs B bsls 20 bales 'alss 200 bses
stock, 494 bales $50.
SosyoIK Oc, l-csttou quiet Low Mddngs sold at net
receipts ll06 bales; eIporseoasiSlse, $40 bales sales lzo
bales; stock. 2403 baIes- 20
ST. Lou 1co,,Op nominal addlnss, IN recesVe',
IS haesi shipments. o bales. -
cIscIsSIn 0c lcOitou ,,end, Maiue l6se receipts, 81
bales shiDnens 81 bales stock, .j2S bales -.
lCctton 6rm bgs Niidhugs, lief rops 13J
bales shipments, SO bales stock. s,0l7 bales.
sAyaSsAH Oct 1Coron quiet and an, hddags. l6 act
receipts 694 baies sales lO99 besi eIportsooas'Sse 2II
bales stock IL, $50 baes- i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02

s lac, rei dali and SLOW the epsnns bat The DAY an
became more holders sz i2G PC advance
o. prices sbsi 600 he'd dspca 81 ssss 81 ov
Cherokee sser. svesng 500 TO- IS % 81 Tetas steers heng
from Osi l27f D. e. 81 G2'sdso 62s' "a iSdana ''se
averaging /, 80 n, at 50 90 r,L,.---,-, ......
sayEr Ann LAnsshe receps TO-DAY including rpore stra
900 hesd Masking total supply for the week hss G osou so
sgs,. 90 head Cor the sane lime last week Market kloN a.
erss prices sales OF 600 Michigan shee ~ dS a y
81 10; 1856 IGcsna sheep. syersrnr NJ 10 ~ - ~
bmbs ranging ga 80 b. - S09*O lo '"s'
averaging f2S ID. at 50 %. r-,, aoo h..a
making supply for the week thn far VlUo Sesp S
head time lst market active ~ a CIV
eut advance; Of 1856 Illinois and Michigan bogl 81 ~
LIS 70 3l7 f 81 $685. % good YOrhcrs averaging lou
dcomma 81
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AVS PROM y OCLOCk P. VI. TO
NESS, 3 O'CLOCK p.
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 1-P. n.

The hopeful feature Of the financial situation to-
day has been a hattering improvement in foreign
exchange which gives reason 20 hope that the means
necessary 10 fetch the abandoned products OF the
soil 10 the seabOard. and TO ship them thence 10
foreign markets, are to be forthcoming Business
at the Stock Exchange to-day has been moderate IN
exteut and largely for cash. while as rule prices
show a slight decline for those prevailing at the
close Of business yesterday and in two cases, Lake
Shore and Western Union Telegraph, both OF which
were largely dealt in, the decline has been 81 per
cent in the former, and 3 per cent in the latter
Next in Importance the days transactions at the
Exchange were New-York Central, Rock Island.
Toledo and Wabash and Union Pacific. The
fact that there Is no extraordinary eagerness
either 90 buy 10 sell socks-no disposition to rush
wildly into speculation either on the bull or bear
side of the account, but the contrary an apparent
inclination 10 operate if at ALL with more care and
ca,nness than has heretofore characterized specua-
ton in railway shares is regarded by the cool heads
of the street az one of the hopeful signs Of the times
The sneculation has been somewhat cratic declines
and reactions being the order of the day. There has
been at no time any great pressure to sell stocks, and
At every decline there seemed TO be buyers 10 rally
the market One the notable features OF the market
"a the demand for small lots of stocks ana these
sales have aggregated large sum- Whlch ihuiosees
AN investment demand. At the final close the mar
ket was weak owing perhaps TO the uncertainty re-
,pecting settlements to-morrow-the last gay curing
which the new rules Of the Governing Co'"D'i"e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RuR0PRAE MARKETS.

LONDON Oct l-l2:30 m-Unei states RverHeniJ bonds
1875 95tt New Fves 9l4 Bric Railway shares, as
LvERPoOI Oct l-l23O missiles Of Upands CSi9n on h'
basis of Good Ordinary shipped October and November at S
LrvKRPooI, Oct. III pmCoo1 Is nfmeri hldS16g .InnGs
GLIDING 8 600 or speculation and export
Los3oE Oct 1-l;30 P. m.BEe Railway shares, 4zst a,
IyERPoor III 80 m-Sae OF Uplands Cotton on the
basis Of Coed Ordinary shipped November and Decenbe at
Iospoy Cct l4p The Of bullion Withdrawn from
the Bank Of BnQ on bnces to-day f149OOO Eric Railway
shares AGA dispatches quote Rentes at Dol 3Oc a..
PRAEKPoRr Oct Limited States TwcU boads 9o Tor the
issue Of 1862 49,, . ,.-...,c,
LosDos l430 mPahs dispatches quote Rsntes al oof
Abe roo
LIVERPOOL Oct 1430n nor the Cotton sales to-day 500
bales Of Upsnds the bas Of Low hddng
deliverable November, at Cd.
ANTWERP Oct l-Petoleum, 2L for Pine Pale American
LIyERPooL Oct 1-7i30 Noon, 33s 81 per Quartet -
LosDos Oct l--BveHing-LdRseed OIL, &S2d3S2 ia y ton
Spns Tarpentine 81 Pext
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02
Glendinning, Davis & Amory's closing prices wer

The London advices report consols steady, and
American securities frmer, with no change in the
discount figure at the Bank Of England, and dis
counts in demand outside at five per cent. The
withdrawal of E149,000 sterling bullion from the
Bank to-day was for remittance to Canada. No
effect was produced the gold market, the speech
lation being mostly of brokers' description, and
without activity, feature, animation. and the
same influences entered into the consideration as on
yesterday and Monday. The opening price was ILL.,
from which it reached 111., and sold down after
ward to 1lO5 recovering 10 as the basis of the noon
price In the afternoon the market was firmer, and
reacted 10 III, the closing quotation being 11Os to
11Oi The rates on gold loans were G, Z, gold per
annum, and 1S2 per diem for carrying. The Assist
ant Treasurer paid out $1,000 in coin interest, and
$1,000 in called Fiye-TwentIes The operations at
the Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared,
S2s,O96.OOO; gold balances S8O0,335 currency bal
ances 81 0l6Q31 The quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02
WOOL MARKET.

Boros Oct lBusness in the Wool MARKET suspended OWING
TO the monetary and there nothng DOING 10 me article
No OF importance win probably take place until matters
sssume satisfactory aspect Hoers show no desire 20 force
Int haven. hand could obtain Concessions equal to the
yus Of money Manufacturers having good supply OF
wool in hurry to enter the MARKET ana
are ou6deut Of they are content TO
s Tor up Of dnsneisl Affairs before making sales we
ELtra,tOhlo and Pennsylvania a. vt4ooei
nd E.tra 90 o. 5Od53 and Wisconsin and Michigan Feeees
AZ AZ q5Ic. y h. Dsl4ine and Combins 80 d65e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02

sgED LRFIn crop have change TO menion the sales
have been on very scale Crop OF 18TH Connecticut
ana Fe Seconds fair amount Of business has
been done Massachusetts, Wppe to be more gumT pable
and better coori Of leaf Had not former experience
taught that il is the peculiarly this saeken would give
10 lie bull OF Connecticut excepting hereom
u mater Of course parcels the latter Further sampng
nav modify opinion which b. 1ans must be considered . be
ing final In Pennsysna the transactions have been
small Ohio moderately active for shipping demands WIS
oonsn has freely for for the better Kinds ir &C.
advanced prices has been noticeable
sale Of $50 Illinois Seed Leaf At private terms ha oen ELECTED
There h., night the 10Th Of last mouth IN most
al the growing States bu, rom threeuaren 70 Pine
tenth been fe housed before me luY sustained
has been trang Te and authenticated reports Will De
IL al ea.ea lofaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

| pey North Rfper Rdprodds IN
oor LIZ pke Ashes pkss Beesar lC2 bale. Cett9p 10
h,e Room Corn 45 bb Copper 3S5 pkgs D Fruit 1sl b6
Rggs 1916 bb Foar s5 $40 bush Wheat eS G9 e16 6
barley 50 bags 80 bags Pa seed 3o bbs Beans $40
bbs Peas f25 bills Corn Meal 220 bags Corn hea 50 oaes
smo III bales Hons 100 l0l bales Hides 1854 SIDES
10 bales So2 bills Spirits 70 h6s crs rue
Turpentue 500 bbs 81 bbl Ron l67 pigs OIL Cake 80
pigs PORK 81 Pig. Beef lS9 pkgS Cut Meats ISL Pig Lar
pigs ann 1886 pgs Butter 200 pigs Cheese 800 pigs ia,
ow 1870 BAGS Peanuts 296 pkgs Rice 900 boxes Starch I2o haf
che Tea 1917 bids Tobacco 444 boxes &c. Tobacco Olo 1e
whisky, go bales Wool, bales Skins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02

Forward deliveries are &c higher the transactions only
limited sales follows all on tie basis Of Low MldDgs o
Sales last evening ?. October. 300 II vi 600
II 1890 November 900 II 932c Total 100 b ssles
to-day TO oetob iO9 ~ ioe iVO - s o
300 zig 200 II 1889 300 II Ole koyembsr. 400
IL blc 200 I7s II 1890 800 1891 100 u 1-l0ei
500 II 1892 December. 300 u 1922 100 i7as' 100
III 7.l6c January 300, l7l2c 900 II 1882; 300 Ifs
February 100 II 1916 RIhaBgl00 soTnber Tor December
Total, 5,4O0 bales Grand total, y 800 bales A.
have itery been quoted ss 1900 bags Rio Red Wig
gold-prime invoices. 49,. ,.,-.-.
FLOUR AND MEA-The Piour market aeiire but iresu-
ar Shipping and higher Medium grades Pn
and Old Fancy Spring Wheat and Oh Choee Winter Mat
brands are 6rer quite Shipping brands wanted AT tue
close the and fairly cej faaey Mnnesoiaa are
saes $4,000 bbs incucng 31OObbs CsIouh1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02

ALLoW more active shade amer sales Of 10 h Prime
Ctg al Sc IS 900 town, ~ pe pnesi ot9yU ID TO- "
"a Al To-. Inferior 7c and % bbis Fanc' AZ 70
WHISKY fsy aud Gmsri sales oi Zoo DDS " o' ~@I
and 80 bbla Alcohol At 81 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02
GopdrInership Notices.

THE FIRM of SARGENT, GREENLEAF 81
COLE q the City Of York this day dissolved by manAl
sent The uniengned viii sign liquidation and eonaae hs be'
800 BTosdwsT. JAMES sAkGkNT,
Esw.iork. ssUL 20. 1873. u. 5. GRkbNLEAP
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shares ruled lower

will remain in force. Investment shares ruled lower
in some cases. Panama was quoted ex-diyidend.
The following were the opening, highest lowest,
and closing prices of active stocks sold to-day, as
well as the closing prices of yesterday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02
financial.

CITY OF ST. PAUL COUPONS, due Oct. l.,
~ will be paid BY the German American Bank. .
q. II. sCHRBISER, Cashier.
oFHcE OF rHz oNgHgS nTTH 81 sltEoap
No. 1876 THIun..vE. Nsw.YoRk Sept. %, 1873.
THE STOCKHOLDERS of this Railroad are
hereby notified that their ANIMAL meeting ier the eviction S
tons will be hs this sece on NkDNbopAl
Oco ar the sth nsaf The polls viii orel and close ~
ai das The Trnser BooE. vii b. ,oef from SL -
"a OoLef IN. o ue1I Of The board Of bn,so
CIlAELgS :. ARTHUR seercsAr"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02
The days transactions at the U. S. Sub-Treasury

1868 600 cancelled gold certificates sent to u treasurer
Foreign exchange has shown more active move
ment to-day and bills were in demand, commanding
better prices. The leading drawers advanced rates
three times. and at the close the asking rates for
prime 60 days bills were 1073 and for short sight,
1O9 well up to the ordinary standard, with business
close to these figures.
Money lent at Z per cent on prime stocks at broad
margins, and call loans were doing at sa per cent
bonus on ordinary Stock Exchange collateral.
Greenbacks commanded premium of gas per cent
over certified checks, and the market still suffers
from the constant and persistent boarding OF green
backs. In commercial paper there is nothing new
TO be said.
Government bonds were in good demand at i'm
proving prices particularly in the 1868 1861 and
Ten-Forties. There were sales of registered is OF
1881 at 112} Coupon Andys at 1120lll' seller three
DAYS; coupon 1868 at 1929, small bonds; coupon
1865 at ll301l3 coupon Ten-Forties, 1O7 and cur
rency skies $4,000 at 1885, seller days. The gen.
eral market closed quiet. The quotations were as
follows: $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

JACKSONVILLE, NORTH WESTERN AND SOUTH-EASI-
ERN RAILWAY OF ILLINOIS.
First Mortgage Seven per Cent Gold Bonds. In
terest payable Jan. and July /, at NeW-lo DIX LON
dom or Frankfort-On- the-Main.
Bonds will be registered if desired This road is
125 miles in length extending from Jacksonville 10
Mount Vernon. Ii traverses the richest portion OF
the State the most important roads, ana has
an enormous coal traffic. For sale, at 20 and accrued
interest, by GIBSON CASANOVA ~ Co,
No 50 Exchange-place, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02

VERMONT DIVISION OF THE PORTLAND AND OG-
DENsBURG SIX PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD
BoNDS-Ihese desirable New-England Securities t0r
sale by
FAIRBANKS e. Co, 81 Broadway, New-Iork.
FAIRBANKS, BROWN d Co, Milk-st, Boston
E. q I. FAIRBANKS d Co., St. JOhnsbuTy, ..
FINANCIAL AGENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02

The quotations Cotton running qashJ NOV
more than hail a grade above below the erafr quotel
tALKs DELIVER.
Lat Tofat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-COupon or
Registered interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY Capital, Sl,WO,cOO.
For sale at the office Of the Company No 20 Cedar
ST.. NY. JONATHAN EDWARDS, PRESIDENT.
GwYNNE q Day No. 16 Wall-st., buy and sell on
commission for cash or on time, Railroad Stocks,
Bonds and other securities.
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5aplilas Dluhs
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw.YoRK, "Wednesday. Oct. l. 1873.

NEwYoRK, wednesday, Oct. l. 1873.
The prevailing money troubles continue to
tell upon the local horse trade and there is no percep
tible improvement in It's condition. In hghpnccd
stock there is scarcely anything doing Whie IN common
draft horses only limited sales have been elected
Prices have declined for horses Of all kinds AID descrp
tons. - 4, o..
The sales effected to-day at Messrs Barker Chases
Cv Auction Mart and NJ y Tattersals reported as
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THE MARKETS.
ICaeiuny reported for TVS TRiBuSE.i

WEDSKsDAI, Oct ! 1873
ASUFeTt eceuts to-day are II pkgs de-
maud At about prices quoted s. IS Pearls dull and
nominal
COTTON-The better demand for Cotton Oh the sr0
Ia . 10 and the m.Ike closes arm we quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02

= l-7I'TN = - VI =
Old ana Nstg Pork.

R,nort Of Seed since Jan l. 1873 " l. AMI Baltimore
year New iort snd Baltimore
,.ocx % pnnk PACgISg YARDS SEwHVAz A.
~ ~ saooKLYS OCT l. 1873.
.lIatu Mail Pork
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

HAvlSA Oct 1Brchnron United States, 90 days gold oot
6S premium; Pans, 71G73 premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02

5000 U 6 O.. Reg Sl...ii2S
1900 BIO c '66, 81 Ia,
%. OO0...,.... s3..........'iii9
1900 u 8 go o., 81, ,oa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02

CON Meal. BIZ 900 90 49,.
Canadian Flour qst and prices nominal California an oeeoa
Pour quiet at $50 80 " Dbl. Butwheat fodr"e nou. W
brt ot Of new market exhibited by MI b. A. hoo
The ouaH vesy fine sold 81 50 per 100 10 Bag Meal suHas
While Meal al 81 50dSl co. foted Yellow at 4ousl w
Coarse Al 81 25asl 80; Ground Feed 81 2oaSl 30
PRBGHTS--The business In berth feghis va. %
the sdyssc, In Grain checked The demand Ves.ee
Tor ehaer good from he grsa trade At .h ia
but have moi The ensgemenr
To IIyerpoo-by Cheese 6 200 t. Be-
for Grain IL 9i with lS BID BY a Io
bash Grain at Lopdon-bJ 800 aAh Gr,in AZ iol
To 90 900 buAh Gram part futare
lid 200 OOs AID 300 bbls Flouf Is 10 d.
I'll 30 tons o. Alow rs hb DO Via Cardiff 5Os sesn
Eespoyia CArde 200 boxes Cheese Al 76Si and % 'hn
20 % Flour ia; I To- hs.ssd. o sS' bs
Apples steam pnEse termL The CHARTERS weIe 10 Sc ~
orders and United Kingdom Italian bark % arrive e WIN
ara GrAiD es Cd aud 40 gatut Austrian osrf
With 800 Qts l0Lshot Jay days an Aasinm w IA
$500 or, DO sane rate Rlb gsayi Italian barb Se
5000 qrs Do at los and 10 gr.av an Austrian ss1 VIE ' ~
ora DO and ehArieroi with 200 qr, oo py
To-. British 200 qr Co., ratei aa~oso
b1rk 900 qrs British tari WITH 1000 as 60. hna
with r British brig benoe TO Cad ~ o'ts
with 900 Petroleum At GbOut 5Oe an ltahh ~
hence 10 .~rmo $500 pnsse terms IN
bg hoo, 10 Naples $50 hbds Tobacco DrVsts es sn
British Rio Grasde win 3Oo bola f0u' ' ~"
home at 80 800 gold, port charges pad 49,,
GRAIN-whea opened brnrf bat the extreme pros "fr
the ipaury frD,s heighS frfulef
reted business, Winter timer and Moderate mPpT the
port Winter strong bat setys tie demand M lot we
u. bot The high prices Asit for November eheek boAne
"a a ARE 2bG 900 bush 81 dsl az for Iowa sFrngi sV0
81 43 Chicago sprns and 43 oT hortlW = %
81 60 for Red Wsn, 81 62dsl B3 or Amber DO aio 29o0o
bn.h Amber Miegin at 81 So 5000 bash h0rt"ss 50
bnsh No Milwankee 81 so contract ior 0oupV D
No. kzsakee. for Oebes al 81 ssGsi 10 pAhI r~''S ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02

sorne 10 head Of young horses arrived from KEN
tueky consigned 10 Mr. VIM Van Tasse, and are az his
Auction Mart in East Thirteenth-st. 49,,
There is moderate degree OF activity IN the local
carriage trade the sales erected al the REPOSITORIES arc
strictly to buyers from the West.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
scvERNMKNT sToCE

oszrczxD REPORT. y sTo0K ExcHANeE BALES,
.. oOR L. 1873.
sovxRNwKST STOCK pKPARTNENT-104 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
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cast AND WEST TRUNK LINE

We offer 70, sale ard recommend as Absolutely .1 Investment,
the BONDS Of the INDIANAPOLIS. BLOOMINGTON AND
WESTERN RAHwA1 COMPANY secured bTa Hrsi Aorisa On
an Brtendos Of PIT miles.
Total length Of Line, 400 miles ovrfs eo"pkied ard ne
remainder under contract For short tine In oeauoa very eS
road, can show A. rapid increase In business Indianapolis oOn'
ngton Western and West direction connecting I'M
portan points With weleveoped eouDty sverse',
recognition Of the most important Trunk R0H's
the W,st
EARNINGS FOR IS72........S1,3j9,69O 50
FOR PAST q MONTHS ........ 421.I37 81
and for the month Of August oI5956f ~ or
eorrespondn0 1872 The Bonds cent goh and
convertible Price so and eaneyCoupOas January and
T,lx
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EXPORTS.
M

FHoN kAUAI-Per Klauea. Nov Ist-B ? Ehlers, wife and
? Children. q Glade. wife and child. J Cay, q Waller. Miss
2 Witemaun. Mrs R0wel, Mrs a : Hartwell and child. r
Kuu, q y WIcoZ- = BiDit- Mr. Apai- and l65 deck
Fox CusSo IsLAND-Per g. " Ward. Nov. lsf-W II
F0ye, ard - native hboEerr-
FoE WISDwAED POETs-Per EIauea. Nov. 1d-Judge
Wdemanu,L NCCuIy- - J. NIcoy. " 4 Jones, J r Green
J ID Brewer, Miss Basiel, Master Ia Biasien, Rev T Blum
den and wife. W Wilson and wife. J Bufterleld. r v Hus-
bands, Mss spgrzsu, Thos Z Lucas. Mrs p y Make and
niece. Chas l. Hopkins. g waller, : n Foster, " II C0uTeu.
Jas Hilton. wife and 2 children Mr A1 and daughter. Mr
Akana- and about 1i deck
FEou NAVIGATOR IsLASDs-Per Fanny, Nor. J,h-CoI 4
q sJlnberger, Edwin MOody-
FE0H WISDwARD POETs-PT Khausa, Nov. sth-W %
C0mEgl, sam Parker, DIR HutchisCn, J Cohn, g. Armstrong.
J. Delemlr, Mrs Achuck and child, Miss Amoe Achuck, II
H0lsten, Mrs Atai, A + Jones, Mrs PuIiai, J q hawauu,
} Gibson, Geo Bond Capt Make, Mr. Sissons, Mrs Right, Alo
ard wife. and . deck.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-11-08
MARRIED.

SBUN-BEOwN- this city, al st. Andrews Cathe-
dni, October 10Th, By the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop, the
Rev TH0NAs BLUSDUs % EMILY ELIZA, fifth daughter d
ths late James Brown ESQ., Of Canterbury, England.
LUCE-GAsKELL-In this city, al ST. Andrews Cathedral,
November lt, BY the Right Rev. the Bishop Of Honolulu,
WILLIAM SEABOKS, eldest son Of Geo. II. Luce, Of Honolulu,
% May r POLLIEl eldest daughter q W ]. Gasken, Esq
% Cardiff, England u No cards
THE Printers, acknowledging the receipt Of a piece Of the
wedding testimonial. would most heartily congratulate the
happy couple, and wish them all JOY in Hfel