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the Napini at its principal tributary, the Doguado
ana following up the valley OF that stream, the en-
TIRE length OF the canal has been reduced from
thirty to twenty-eight miles, the length OF the
tunnel from five to three miles, and the deep cut
ting In corresponding proportion. In this way
the estimated cost tand the estimates are liberaD
Will be made to all.
BEL0w SEVENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
twenty-five OF the twenty-eight miles Of this line
lie through an almost level plane with gentle
rise, where an occasional lock-nine In a-will be
required to keep the cutting near the surface
Within the remaining six miles lie all the engineer
ing dnicuties-if difficulties they may be called-of
the enterprise. The only obstacle then, which
Ies In the way OF shortening the paths OF
commerce between all parts OF the world by
many thousands OF miles Is what2 SIX miles
OF reck. How long, In this nineteenth century,
TINS age OF steam and OF stupendous enterprises
that dazzle the imagination ana challenge the ad-
mration OF the world shall the nations OF the earth
suner long detentlons in communicating with each
other by clrcuitous routes while so insignificant
p2rrier only lies in the way OF q safe, speedy and
dlrect pathway Let the United States look to 1t
that the rich prize now within their reach does not
sip rom their grasp, for already other nations are
moving IN this direction.
A PERUVIAN COMMISSION
Tor the examination OF this question arrived In
Panama and sailed for Chiri-Chiri with the
intention OF cooperating with Captain Selfridge
on the very day that his expedition concluded
their labors. II Is understood that the
government OF Peru has announced its inten-
ton OF undertaking the construction OF canal,
provided line can be found by which the esti-
mated cost will not exceed seventy million dollars.
The line by the way OF the Naplpi and DOguado. as
we have shown, fulfls these conditions. The
canal, then, will undoubtedly be built The ques-
tlon Is, Shall the United States bItd and cOntroll
II or shall we allow 1t, and the commanding POSI-
ton 1t viii confer, to pass into other hands9
The New York herald., 1873-05-05
SHOOTING APFRAY IN BOSTON.

BOSTON, May 4, 1873.
Thomas Mayer, aged twenty-five years, employed
at the Readvile Iron Works. was shot last night in
Merrimac street by Frank J. Shaida, a Portland
street saloon keeper. Mayer, who is supposed NOR
tally wounded was taken TO the hospital Shaida
has been arrested. The shooting was the result
Of sudden quarrel.
The New York herald., 1873-05-05
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BRowN-BURKE.-On Wednesday, April 90, at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents, by the Very Rev.
William Quinn, v. g., MARTIN b. BROWN TO TILLIE,
daughter OF Edward Burke, Esq. all OF this city.
SwAN-WBEKEs-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday even
ing, April 90 at the residence OF the BRIDES parents
80 Portland avenue, by Rev. Dr. Adams CHARLES w.
SWAN to JENNIE A., eldest daughter OF BENJAMIN Ii.
Weekes.
Eastern papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1873-05-05
The Peruvian Exploring Expedition.

The Peruvian Exploring Expedition.
special HERALD correspondence from Panama,
OF the oath Of April reports the United States steam
ship Tnscarora, Captain Belknap, arrived there
on the Goth, with Captain Selfridge and the men,
bers OF the Darien Exploring Expedition on board
The Peruvian Exploring Commission had sailed the
18th for Cupica Bay, in a small steamer, to JON
Captain Selfrdge and his party there, but the ves
sells passed each other in the night The Peruvi-
ans have not yet returned and have decided to
have look for themselves on the ground which
Captain Sel1ridge has gone over
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became more and more evident that the character
OF the country favorable to the enterprise, and
the surveyors had at last found
A LOCATION FOR THE CANAL,
against which no serious objections could be urged
and with which no other known line could possibly
compete.
About half way down the Doguado they found
some very remarkable hot springs. Upon either
side OF the river, in rocky gorge, the hot water
bubbied up and flowed in c0pious streams down
the banks to mingle with the river below. The
water emitted q faint od0r OF sulphureIted hydro
gen, possessed peculiar but not unpleasant
taste, and was OF . temperature OF ITO degrees
Fahrenheit The natives said that these waters
possessed remarkable medicinal qualities when
tSe used for bathing and that the vaS
the % we're seusnssss aHsssoeR Eaton 0uon
Eaton and Ensign Taunt connected their lines near
the mouth Of the Doguado and comparison OF
notes showed that the levels agreed with surpris-
ing accuracy considering the length OF the line and
the extremely rough nature OF the country over
which the survey mad been carried. The correct
ness OF the work was thus fully established and the
LABoRs OF THE EXPEDITION WERE CONCLUDED.
ltony remaining for MIR. Eaton's party to run few
connect the lines with bench mark left by Mr.
Collins at the mouth Of the Guinea in 1871.
nth the Explorers surned their steps
nappy IN the thought that the wilds OF Darien
snoaid sho know them no more. and In knowledge
tnat tnelr abors mad resulted in success greater
even tnan the most sanguine had dared TO hope
for; ON the 18th OF April they reached the beach
at Limon Bay, whittier the steam sloop Tuscarora
i had gone to meet them. They at once repaired on
board, and In few hours more the Tuscarora was
steaming for Panama, and the expedition Of 1873
had become thing OF the past.
the following brief statement will enable all to
Judge OF the Importance OF
THE RESULTS ACCOMPLISHED
TINS season The line surveyed by the expedition
OF 1871, widely known as the "Napipi Route,u re-
curing cutting OF but thirty miles, with a tunnel
Oh nve miles attracted the greatest attention and
was most favorably regarded by engineers and
commercial men Interested directly In the ship
canal question The estimated cost OF canal
TWENTY-FIVE feet deep by this route was about
elghty-hve millions OF dollars, and the most enthu-
siastc advocates OF other routes were obliged 10
admit that in the Napipi route they had most
dangerous rival. But Captain Sellridge was not
satisfied even with this great success. The ex-
ploraton OF the Napipi had been made under most
uniavorable circumstances, and the advent OF the
rainy season, combined with other causes, had
prevented a thorough examination OF the sur
rounding country Sufficient information was
however, obtained to indicate the possibility OF i'm
proving the route by following up the valley Of
some one OF the tr1butaresof the Napipi coming
IN rom the southwark, and to test this question
the present expedition OF 1873 was organized.
As already Indicated. the results obtained have
AeeA o& we WQek SetsjaGf0U Hature, BY leaving
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Died.

papers please cop
, 1873-09-16

Committee must bs esleoscd by tho naas-mcoting. Al
far - tho meeting was concornod that could 10 At
tended to by the 1ont Comtultteo which represented
Ill nstionalitita.
long and usste1s debate followed on this subject.
Col. Knobcsdorf moved that tho different 1oo-
gates bo instructed to TAXA the necessary ateps to
cure good attendance 1t tho m6ss- meetings from
their rAsrootivo wards Rnd societies.
II was agrasd to.
II waa moved that the platform 10 pnbllshed onco
weak IN tia Saats Zttang and other 0erm.n papers.
It WAS believed to bs useess to AK the English pspora
to do 1t.
Then 1t was auggostad that II would be time enough
20 do 1t after the mass mcctlng and afer ticket bud
been nominated.
It was thon moved that tho Agitation Committee
take charge OF tho matter, especially ~ regarded tho
weekly pubicaton ~ thu English papers, aud in that
ahapo II was adopted.
Col. Knoblcsdorf nsked II anything had been done
In tho financial way ant having becn answered IN tho
negative, movod that Treasurer be ecctcd.
Mr Hohcnthal explained that the Joint Oomnfltoo
had provided for Committee on Finance aud Trcas
urcr to look aftor campaign e1po1soa. a suggested
that $500 contributed by tho Fro 6nnfgor Duorger 10
turned over to that QotnIrttcc ......
F. A. Hoffman. Jr, also thought 1t unnecessary for
TIC Central Union 10 hare Treasurer. Nor was money
noceasary 10 far ~ tho aorn,ans wero concerned.
THEY wors all heartily In tito movement. and sctod
from principle. o..
1ir. Hosonthalis motion was adopted.
Tho meeting adjourned.
, 1873-09-16
REPLIES TO "PATERFAMlLlAs.n

TO tho Editor Of TIA Chicago Tribune:
6m: just following my humblo appeal in
Tue TRIBUNE of Monday iB All article emauating
from tho brain, surely not from tho heart Of
"patorfamilias, who coolly solvcs, by fow
agures. tho very important question Of how tho
noble army OF olerka copyists, sowing girls, aud
others in this groat city, aro to pay the o1popBoB
Of living from tue salaries they receive, by tell
them to turn housa-Begyautu, become menials,
do tho drudgory that falls to such lot, and vor-
ly thoir pecuniary condition shall be improved
Docs not tho gentleman know thosc arc hun
arods Of dol!cato!y-roarea girla In Chicago who
arc homolcsB, aud who arc nobly trying to sup
port thomsolveB by clcrking, sowing, to-, who
could not possibly oudure tho hard service re-
gnired from houao-Beryauts 1t he does not, I
will inform him TINT Buoh III tho fact.
trust tho aspirations for tho higher and bet
tor that may be cherished by thoso worthy girls
will not lie allowed to die, Ep0AnDUs.
CHICAGO, Sept. Is, 1878.
, 1873-09-16
How CovilIc's hoy Fixed that Iscl1.

"Tliat hoy Of Coyille'a hna bcsn In trouble again.,
eays tt!e Danbury kttrs. "Ia w4y playing In Mrs.
goneys yard noxt door, right after dluuer TAursday.
Ao had AIRS: Coneys dog Aarlesaod to ahbollcr,
anu WAs driving up and down cotible-wnlk, when
that Indy caIne out WITH nger In each car md told
him 10 m',at cloar OUT so c1psctel company at
O'clock and his oiso was altogether too 1ns1c for tho
soceasion. Ills oDeence was morn rronrt than al'o
lett a once, first giving tho boiler kick Aat nearly
dnGapltated tile dog at botll euig hlra. Conoy was
Obliged to nnllitcll tho dog erBef which slo dill aftor
catching him. II appears that the bell At Ars. Coneys
door 10 somewhat sN III tho spring, and rat1or dill
cult TO sound. This faet waa wel-knowa to young
uose, and, while Mrs. Concy chAHing tho dug, tho
youthful mlscreant stoo In Tho hottap, and With tho
lep OF s liked TINT door-bu!I no itwoud pull eA4y.
A. o'clock promptly, tho pastor OF Mrs. Cnnvy's
church came UP Oh tho btoop of Mrs. concya Aouso.
and. being TINT tho bell-pull required consider
abo musclo Ravo it sharp w!tch aud Immediately
left the stoop head rat, with tho bcil-kuob cutchcl III
hla hRud, md stx foet of Wiso swinging hboYa him.
III the descent ha split his coat the wlioe ength Of tho
back, lroko down tho gate, completely ruined
his lat, and soro,saly irnued both elbows. Mrs,
Conny who was loolihg through tho blndH ali thu
tin'c, VIVA yory much shocked " tho accident. hut
prospy lott tho gentleman Into tho house, and
promptly dreasel Its wounds. An examination OF
tho bu royeale1 that 1t hud been tred with, and W
Nra Coney quito confident 0oytlloa boy l,! dol,e
IT, sho reported 10 Mrs. Coyilo that so actualy heard
him say the other duy tAat 10 would h1 TINT hel!'
Tbs full term OF school commenced yesterdsy, but
Qoytllat hoT Wsg not thtre,H
, 1873-09-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New YoRK, Sept 15.--Money wan easy all day at
o97 per cent At the close nome few loans nado
Sterling exchange quiet and nrm ut Bt6Ga8k for
ai1ty day.; ox@oA for sight. Tho customs recepta
Gold WAS hoayy and lower declining from ILL.,. to
III, eloslng Hslll; Loana wore from t. per eept
Tho Assistant Treasurer to-day 1isbursod s3l2 ooQ
Governments woro lower in late dealings, but tho
market at tho close was steady. Btato bonds were
qutnt.
rhers has boon fresh e1citement to-day oyor tho
failure Of Kenyon Cox Co. 1t is bolieyad that tho
CANADA Suuthnrn etnbarraBsmena Eill soon be over
come and also that the Warehouse AMI Guaranty
compsny's aaiss will DO satisfactorily arranged at al
early day.
Stocks were irregular, but not very active. The
pElnciMnal p r. dealings were i1 Weasern Union. .Paeilo
Mail, Nnbasl Lako Shore Ifock IBand and Eric The
widoat auctuaona tn tho last named, tho pre-
fesFod having advanced cent since Saturday The
aivance was oceasioncd by report that tho stock lad
been placed on tho regular call OF tho London Stock
Exchange. The genoral market was steady at the
closo Lake Shore and Now York Oeutrsl particularly
wese ssroag IN late dealings, when tho hiasa prices
Of tue day were keachul.
Etarlfnu, lQH5..
, 1873-09-16

einctA atrnck hor On tho head with fesr mug caua.
1ng niRht fracture Of tho skull Tho ronr gfr wan
70 asrious roaults Shortly afar hIs manly exploit,
I, Ere Va stsn Into s.ssoy and locked up al he
tho proprietor Of tho 1rand Central Thostrs.a ria
fsct That FREQ iss boen retained In Tie theatre
afer he n,hny vainoaB crincs Of which ha hpv been
gully, 1a dllccnt ovfdonco Of Tho character of tle
place aud lta occt,pnntH.
, 1873-09-16

AANVE1V11 kIFtV
OF beautiful grove lots ocatsd In that delightful sub
usb. Wanctka taken place tomorrow "wednesday on
the ground special FREQ train will eayo The depot
Of tho Chicago l. Northwestern 1aitroad, corner Of
rst opportunity eyer offered 10 buy ut auction At thia
point, 1t helooyea our ulay roa1era to embrace II.
Tho property Ia really attractive and worthy tho At
enon og tlole who III search VI lovely sites for a-
tractlve ocs. 70 aaas,re readers TINT the Ralo
viii he fair and s4aare, y Ia only neceasary to entlon
tho n.mo Of tho rn hat viii cd.dust tho uae, Mesara.
Q. Q. Thayor Co., Heal Estate Auctionsesa,
, 1873-09-16

illto bank Of EnHla,l on balanco To-day, Essooo.
ConselH for nlonay, Da4@9eA; fur account, V2,.s
09A 6-s OF 1898, aud of 1867, D5ts lo-Aos, 0oss
new Or, 0it9s Erie, 474f. '
l1vEGpooI, acpt l6.-coston quiet; midal!ng up
land, " Orleans, ohd hllea, 1J,o00 baes; Anlufi-
can, t,Wlo speculation and export, 3,Q60.
~ Rcd winter wheat, l2a I'd. Ilour, 2gaeI30s. Corn,
3Qs G..GS3us oil,
% oheo.e' eaA. Cumberland mlddcs ss4 d phors
, 1873-09-16

Tho Journal des Debats Of Aug. "a gives a
fnll account Of tho post-mortem in the ctso Of
the doad Duke Of Brunswiok as directed by his
Mill, from which it appeara that he diod of CON
geation Of the brain,
, 1873-09-16


Tho aao Of that very desirable p!oce Of property No.
II South ssnganon street, throo-aory aud basement
brick store and dwelling, will take place tho pro1n-
isos thts afternoon, at haf-pas o'clock. We would
auggest tho attendance Of those Of readers WHO
IN Want o. such cla4s OF property. G. G. Ihnycr Co.,
Teal Eatate Auottoneass. will mako the sale,
, 1873-09-16
Now York I.typ~HtucE1 Market.

NEW YonM "sept, ,--Beoyea-Frcsll receipts S.
Ill., MaknH 1a,r50 for the week, uga!st TO- Ul0 last
wcuk. Common uatvea aud ToxsnH plenty and dull at
about pr0yoa4 auotstons Market not active for good
, 1873-09-16

rteae pis eounosn! o4clsIyo}y Of vegetable Ia,
s r. aaaf @ tn'y nv ssy r T. ps " ,o
'54ty ast csoot1y upn o vei and valsafe
5ssod sts'g r. tst orys9 t!yHr GoMplant h!!ioaa
4o, d., ali saouunb to tito fFpu uso bang.tcks M,
t1Ako Fi!ls. bor salo ly al druggists aud usAQra.
, 1873-09-16

special meeting Of Tho Directors OF tho Orphan
Asylum will bo hold thla afternoon, at o'clock.
great yagrant ia Nicholas Bharp 11c was nccnscd
Of rovo1inB crime, md tried before JuB.ice Danyon
and sentenced to pay a fro of 500.
Henry Whlttlc, Ed Gluns, CharlcR Dittintrc, and
Harry Hnrns are quartet Of yagranis thnt Justice
scuiy aout 10 Brtdowcll yesterday for two aud threo
months.
The Relief Employment 1nroat1, nt No. 53 LAsalto
atreot II furnishing lilo best Of men for positions Of
trust md business experience. Laborng men and
try.
Aspecta1 meeting OF tha Chicago Caleloniau Club
has been called by oefta!n Jobnstons for this
ing, at oc0ck precisely, iii thu basement OF tho
presbyeerisn Church, corner Of sauganon md Weat
terasy morn1ng sTas ca,ao by tic burning Of barn
at tho rear Of NJ: Is ubts street, owusd bJ Henry
Duasy. LoeB, $500.
Tho alarm from 1'ox o., at half-nast IL yesterday
dwolling-house at No. sol ktuart street, Loas, &3V0
insured IN tho London, and Liverpool, and Globe.
Tho a1arm. at o'clock yesterday morning, from Boz
ing occupied by wlInn Collins. oil Twsnsy y-sceoad
sl.sSo. A'"A A'D''A '''A'' A'''' s''' 'a''0 LOT
John Htokes lahoser, over by 4: train OF
uear Eighteenth street, Ills left leg was d'sucated
and he was lrIarod internally. uo was taken to tho
County Hospital.
Maurice Dauard ia man who has very l,ttlo hu-
anisy io left Thirteen ca.tlo in the stockYarlH for
five days and nlghts without anything to eat or drink
Ihesc iaets being 'nae known to Justice Sculy, ho
fined uauland SIS nn1 costs.
Jorston, years old wus run oyer by q brickwagon
nud instantly killed. HelAh street. The driver Of
tho wagon, Patrick Morrcn was arrested md locked
up at tho Dcarborn Street Station.
. y.h. .s
thieves who knocked down and robbed A1cs O'ton-
mel OF watch and chnfn and fl25 in money, up
before Justtse banyon ", Yesterday mosnsng and hia
Of s., 900.
The victim of tho Saturday night bcor-ssoon shoot.
tng aifray Charles Breckenthn, still ics At tho Con
performed yesterday nftornoon by which eovsral largo
pieces Of bono were removed from his head. Tie
murderer Is attll Rt largo.
man na1ned Jacab Iahm foil from tho roof of tho
feot, at noon yesterday aud nalttng tho top Of
car. instantly killed. 1Io 80 ycars Of agc aud
inquest was huld on ths body At tho orgus Al wieh
verdict Of accidental death was rendered.
Tho Board Of Police Commissioners Sat in pcxccablo
session yesterday afternoon, and transactel business
essed. 4 bill Or two VIVA SLOWED. onccr Dooey was
declared not guilty Of certain oreHe alleged nganst
Den were ad over ohe1 T rns ntters were
discussed, and the Board adjourned.
eonsonptble cIaaa Of people The shysters who
haug about tho Police Courts. When they soo poor
Of drunken husband Or ion, they fasten upon lcr,
promise to get warrant or do anything else for fe
he o ~ s
who got s. out Of poor by promising to got
he7 son liberated, and then ran oH Luckily she waa
able to describe tho rascal and he arrested and
fined 500 by Justice Banyon.
Ail. Bailey, Mr: r. 9. Mcdonnell, md Mr. Thomas
oarbinc, Of tho Eighth Ward, called on Mayor Bond
, 1873-09-16

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
meeting Of Llwand-ordor cttzcna will be held
this evening in the North Btar Chapel southeast cor
Of Bcdgntck md Division Etrsets. At o'clock for
tho purpose Of organizing tho Eighteenth Ward Club.
An adjourned meeting Of persons who call them
solvcs iGoral.lnel Citizens Ia called for thta erennR
ut No. 123 West Randolph streot. Thoro Will bo
Bpceche1. Of course.
, 1873-09-16

The Produce Markets.

uasSanssa 1i ssnsa qass y aes ;as
| Tho Produce Markets.
| NEW YORK, -
NEW Tona, Sept. 15.-cor7oN-1n botter demand
as 1Hs aaa a s'd he,vy r.c.,nt.
20 zoo hra snperAno Western and State, sssU3s.2s;
!; sSHe ss5s.s e oh5s
so7598.7s; st. Louis, $7.oo@ll.00. Rye Gour 0uiet
aud q s;esdy at s4eo@5.75. Commercial quiet wesi-
~, Toial stock Of grain in warehouse, Sept 10:
Mhoatt bt...- ..-..............-....... ..... e5onO
GoIf ,984 600
Rye, bu. u.............,.......,..,.. blot0
Mi, Ss;, a@sseSs @
Wiaat seiiro, bus ioTor holders arc dspc;cd to rsa
a sp2a ssf ;iss IT,
ssss sss, s rsi as1 5eS %.siss xss
sstiye. and hiahas rscsp,, $4,000 sa ssilaa1sd
Ga3e7ho; unaound md inferior, 62a69c. Oats II
inir d ds4.nd and shsde better; recspss 5000 bn
m1ea a Mes'esoa noat tsoassc; ahsound do, 454@
- EiasMFr% III asf's7s: ws.tern, aae2,o, 4
anoqsai1s- dun good to fair reansd, Cuba,
Ts5aeLz1M-t1rR slSSs, s@ese rsa,ea, ito.
Paovla1oNs- armrr, vitt, fair demand n,v
1nesa tl77t@1a.oo primo meas. $l0.oo@l6,1O Beef
T@i2c mddinea ARM long clssr ssy s '':h I,pa naae
tive and strong; old Western s,ea,n, SIC.
A. nurGEn-Firm and in fair demand; we.sern, 1ea
Gnnr.r-Qulos and firm.
lt"u''kEx-Hshsr S13jT y ;ne, 2ga: mn,
,sIa1 nn11nnarnrA sspt It. DnEApaGurrB-F,our in
aaansr, $le7@1.7o; whito. si:75@l.ss; No. sprns,
nI.ea g. IT, Gss j. III
CoFrEE-Actiye and firm RIO, 2i@2ac.
"A'SH1-sf'a's' 'ofsofSstT1s' Ms;;fsHs s!9e'
CtNoMxA71, seps -BnEApsrurrs-F1our cos,cr
i 5s o.s aa s 4 sss,s 9,a st'y s,,ss It
| firm and unchanged. >0A'3oS
no'1 and stss sas pork, $1,000
hold 1t sc kettle at SIC. Bulk meats stesay shuui
nsfs nse6n sisap sadas RIB sgso clesr he s
10Hc. ~''4A KY 4'' e'o@r'
"n1sKs-s'osay at ~; go; !, nrz.
spns ertrss s5sosd7o Whea, arm aqet
silk oetober oats i. rm % No. a9 se: sSSe.e@ess Se s.
srsy SIT aaft IL far S St,a;ad :sa &C.
RroE1eTa-For aooo iii west HexsS 81 J1S oS b.
nn''n'"1'-r''5 5tE1Slisb SPS * "sss a:SS'S su.
CLEVELAND Sept. 1s.-nNE4nsrurFz-wh dull
nr,, p ,Int ~ roy 4e!d At No. do $40
Ra7aaf4Vs-aa''' ! *SSHbs, :;SfSy; sS sna unchanged.
Tor.no. sept. 15.-1aE4nsTutr1s- 1t ou,et md
nnshanged: wleat quiet No. vhito Mshsan dl!si ana
:a sse: ssspe19er St ,aot snd
slta s:sp,tssbeS sa oeobef ~ fcd ap. spo:
@ esia osobe2 sa ss Ssvsssss sst ss sss
!nw N5s NJ S9ei r. grade, saHo Oats hr
Fnrldnra-Firni It 81 "a: :: oa;v,eeoo ,,,<c,io,<.
o5o 81 o;fs y M 600 90 or wheat
s s.; + ssse i ss,,; rhe. $4,000 pu;
e'FD' ." hui oa''j pA&Nd1F. f29S 81 ~''' N'
III sa:5 :;s,;& s;%
*s.'os2''' P'F Genital. VI, FL foTfs. 81;
dssno fs a 5a S9s " oe%ntssng %
s,s q 4sS s' III
spSlas fancy wsaonsin, Essasa "satsa :iSs
MnlskY,4Tondency upwards but no s.'oa.
orsx lov'1oSspssk Israe 1,'ss os ss*y s later
,Iiooa-steaiy At s47ses4 es4.a %. 1@''a a''0'
oArFIHe'iss 'n2 1o1is7fzfE. SUI vi f1sa'' Offering
.eti9e g1Ts ,; Ry sps y
lisht demand ,a ahoalters, ok@9ao clear lii, 9Ha
ss sousss e!s.r o g*sgs' e. r. 9SeiS
"H'sHs-st'aay Ss1 Ct Stea on,:r,.s
good local demand; double extra, ss75; rsIlo, s7oa
ssm',"r 72s o,, Th.,s 1,s oas' arn att7stse.
Fnov1s1oNs!port-No dsmsmd si7.95, bry gstea
, 1873-09-16

NEW YonK, Sept. t6.--Tho cool weather haa i'm.
parted Increased activity to business, and there WA
'ys xery nr1sk @ 5nnnlnE oyeont to;tay nosehed shir
and coored costons lii steady domnnd, Tsints cI.
o%sptlonally % active and scarce. Foreign and domestic
aIcas goods IN hpirited douland Fancy caasi,noros
and coatinga In fair request Due aud scarlet Dnn.
nslA IN short supply, and pricos tend upwarda,
, 1873-09-16

rH1LAnELrH1A, Sept. 1b.-DrAt-cAttlo dull Hsles
!, 5,0O0 cItra etato and WcAtorn ateers $7.no8770
900. ~ -
sheep-Fair demand. Bales: $4,000 1t y. .oo06.1&.
Live uogs-Dull; rather lower. Balcs: 1000 al
, 1873-09-16

T1ruSVnLH, Pa, Bspt. 5.-retrocum-hlarket sd-
vanccd sales at 51.594, closing quiet aud nrm NJ
xl6o Tstusy1llo doliSary, $l.s7k {i4o for Oh City
, 1873-09-16

P1rr8nunaH, Sept. 15.-Crudo petroleum quiet and
unchanged at $1lb0l.17 ro6ned quiet at 15l<@15Hc,