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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-21
WOMAN AND ADVERSELY,

Women should be more trusted and
coniidcd in as wives, mothers and sis
tiers. They have n quick perception of
right and wrong, and without always
knowing why, read the present and
future read characters, acts designs
and probabilities, where man secs no
letter or sign What else do we mean
by the adage 'mother WITT save that
woman has a quicker perception and
reader invention than man? How
often when man abundons the helm in
despair, woman seizes it, and carries
the home ship through tho storm, Man
often flies flom home and lnmily to
avoid impending poverty or ruin.
Woman seldom il ever fOrsook home
thus. Woman never evaded mere
temporal calamity by suicide or deser-
ton. The proud banker rather lhNn
live to see his poverty gaaet,ed, may
blow out his brains, and leave Wife
and children to want protectorieSs.
Loving woman would have counsellcd
him to accept poverty, and live to
cherish his family and retrieve his
fortune Woman should be counselled
and confdcd IN u il the beauty
and glory Of her nature, Tint
1t instinctivcly grasps at and
clings to the South andright. Reason,
mans greatest faculty, takes time to
hesitate before il decides; but woman's
instinct never hcsitates in its decision,
and is scarcely ever wrong when it has
even chances with reason. Woman
feels where man thinks, acts where he
deliberateS, hopes where he despairs,
and triumphs where he falls. How is
it, then, we are taught to believe that,
theoretically speaking, the husband is
an oak, and tho wife y weak vine,
clinging to the lordIy tree, and looking
to it for support and strength, when in
actual life we find the case SO often re-
versed? In such, is not the reverse
the rule and not the exception? Men
are physically stronger than women,
nevertheless, they succumb to pain and
suffering much the moro READILY, In
times, too, Of trial and trouble, it is the
woman who otteuest stands firm and
stcadfast, and sustains the shrinking
faith and dropping courage Of her hEs.
band. Too many a woman finds her
husband at such times Il broken reed,
and in her strength alone must they
both stand, or else they fall together.
In the hour of temptation, as well, the
man can gain moral strength from
his wife, is the more certain to
pass through tho fire unscathed,
than lie who has no such
wondrous help. 1t has been beaut,-
fully ordained by Providence that wo-
man, who IL all weakness, and alive to
every trivial difficulty, while trcading
the prosperous path, should, when
smittvn with dire afilicton, rise equal
to the emergency and, bringing forth
all her dormant energies and wit, abide
with unshrinking courage the bitterest
blasts of adversely. AT such times !
her heroism and devotion approach |
sublimity. IA the Ivy, which has
been warmed and. sheltered by the
lordly oak, does not desert him when
smitten and rifted by the storm, SO, too.
does woman wind herself in the most
secret reccsscs of her husbands nature.
binding up his broken and shattered
spirit, aud inspiring him with patience
and resignation in the present, and
confidence and hope In the future,
- -
Major ], +. DICKSON LEFT here f.r
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-21
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

Remember the Primary Meeting or
the Democratic Party, to be Held a!
each Election Precinct, on the i'm OF
0tc0her Next.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-21

4. We see q, IN the Austin journal a pub.
,ssAslon " Mr.. Il. 7. Gartner. civil
as'neeF. narlatins Tia outrasos Of HI.
s y " esn Antenio. On islse char, !, !,
3 q !. eesss stealing, hls iasasesyss v = y
MODERN hell The Austin k Iiis, AM l,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
CRY COUNCIL CnAMBEn, /
Dalln' september D, 1913, !
ADluURNEp MEETING,

NPlNNNHFH NNFi lNhi
IN complancowItll the prayer Of the petit
ton of Y, 4, jordan aud Gthglf, more lhAl
nus qualified electors nnd lrrpllOlIrw of lht
Gus ~ lldllnSi and In pursuance with tho
statutes IN Nurll cases mldn nud provided, II
W hereby ulilrWd lN iLo CITY Council That IN
election br hrld ~ one following points
FOR ward No, !, Courthouse,
Inr Wnrd No, 2, llenuGhAmpNoicc
For ward No, u FrlckN store.
FOR Ward Mob, Yomlg's warehouse,
IN the cltyol Dallns, on Monday, Gth day OF
October A, D., 1873, for The purpose Of taking
llle opinion Of the qualified electors Of said
Guy on tho following propositions, to-wit;
Suull lirrlly Of DNluS issue nlrrn ihOus-
ana dollars city bonds upOn the compile.
non OF clri I'VE Miles of road bed and
hlldNra oflhe Dnllasund Wichita Railroad
~ per cent?, my per cont of the amount
already pledged, The remainder NJ the one
huudlpd thousand dollars heretofore voted
To be PAID un the laying OF the iron, aud
completion Of the said rond to the county
line.
The opinion Of snId electors shall be OK.
pressed By bnll0is, on which shnll be written
me words "FOr he proposition, or" Agninst
tho propOslilOn,h nnd thut due notice he
giyrn by the Mayor Of snld election, an re-.
CURED Dy lHWi ana that the Mayor issue his
proclamation in accordance with this order.
IN conformity with the above order of the
City Council l., Ben Long Mayor of the city
ol Dallas, do issue this, my proclamation, for
snll election IN accordance with the above
Ordcr
ben LONG, Mayor
Dallas, ScplombcrGth, 1873.
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Major ], +, DICKSON len here f.r
Marshall yesteriay morning,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
COTTON MARKETS.

syr~, Nov 23-Cotton-weekly receipts, 29S6 bales; ship
meni. bslcs stock 1872 l15 bales 1873. - bales
tiy,lNsArI, Nov 2-Cotton quei Malings lSs% eetl9'
COZ bales shipments. S9G baess stocs, lost oaeS
Nov 2l-C0t0u quiet bow hdihnss IA 81 net
1850 bIsi exports eoa'tNse j96O oaes sales o0o
b.ies sock, 5,i77 bales ,,,., ,c, . -
receipts 200 bales $40 bales sales 500 bales stock oeoo
M.co- Nov 2s-coen srm good demsnd Low Mddlus'.
i4i,~Y weekir-recep 1875 bales; shipments, 1925 bales;
.toct 1872 10 225 bales; 1873 1O.OSS bales.
LorIsvLLz Nov. 29-toton DALI tending down hdiings
1jci receipts 2i7O bale. shipments l2Io bales, stock 2j3o
bales.
GALVESTON Nov. 29-Couon-Depand good Good Ordinary,
OuinsrY 49,; net 800 bales exports cOastSise
lgl bales: saes 100 bales stock, 1914 bale. -
15dl5i4o; Hfngs H5tal47s.: Strict Good orlinaTy
II i receipts, 34Jl bssi sales zoo bales stock 13o-O
Wuxyeroy Eov 29-Cotton EASTER Bndlurs, 15i2c net
eipts 45s bales; sales IL hses stock. 1897 bales
2Otton ct; Mi1dlngs lJS4c; Low Md
Is lJs.; Strict GOO Ordinary II - net receipts lbS
bales rrpts 80 bales exports ccas'N Lol oai safes
OHLEASs 29COttou quiet and easier; Milngs 10 W.
Low Mdluss l5a strict Good Ordinary, II 2 net receipts.
CAT gro 3O4 bales 100 BALES sales
ant TO-DAY AJBD bales stock ZS bales
Augusta 29-COttOn weak Mdinx II aGl4s receipts,
1924 bas shipments ZO3Z bales stock yesterday should have
been u 1903 bales. go. 80
sGyASSAu Nov 30 Cotton quiet and seady Ndilngs l5as@i
net receipts 65j bales exports the continent, 5s6i bales
exports Oastwe 5l3 basi sales ll39 bales stock lO365
bales
bales shpmentS /. lll bales sales, 1896 bales.
PuLlpEi Nov 20 Cotton steady; Nidiing l6'c; Low
Mdlngs, lGe Strict Good Ordinary 10 ~. receipts 2O3
bales. 49,. ....r
Low dinc M Good Ordinary l5c, receipts 060
baes exports eoastr,e 99i bales sales 800 bales stock 276iO
wFupH Nov % Cotton .tF held srn: Low Midngs Ia
1890 receipts E526 bales Shipments $500 bales 'oeA 29o4l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RIrROpRAE NlpEETs

LONDON Nov 291230 m.-Consos for money 93as6e32 o
the account United States bonds
1858 old 90 .iS67 81 T.norhes 81 Enc Railway shares 80
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 29-l2,3Q m-totton 70 arrive A cheaper
basis Of Mtdng Upands nothing below Good Ordinary
shipped and January l6i DO nothing below Lo-
Mddngs deliverable November at S saes the basis Of Mid
cling Orleans nothing below Good Ordinary shipped December
January, q, . 1864
LyKhPooL, Nov. 2oIl m-coton Is frn Mddlinr upl.nd.
Mlddlng Orleans 9i 1900
peepson and The sales yesterday reached 20 00t
900 o which sold amer the regular close Of the msi
LIvHRPooL EoE 29-l30 D. m-Sale, Of Cotton
hdns Uplsnd nothing below Good Ordinary. shipped November
Sod nothing beos Low Mdding deliverable January,
8 9.I6d Bresdstufs firm Corn. So per quarter.
LoHDoy Nov Pol 80 nTslow, 30 d40l3 cwi. Spirit
Petroleum, l3dl3l2i. per gallon.
LvsRrOoL Nov 2sl m5of the sale, O. Cotton TO-DAY 500
LoSpos Nov 29-2s3o .. m-Rne Railway shares 37Ts
vsRpoof, Nov 29-2 ~ msales Of Cotton bsJis
M dng Uppds nothing bow Good OrdLsrI shipped December
6sy.; DO, do. shipped Sovsnbsr aud December, S9l8
Lv yaPoo Nov 29-KssiHgBseon. A3 Se~t for ker Short
Rlb nAddlea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
1873. TO DATE.

PRRGrs- in the line Of berth eghts on limited
s,t as i, usus Saturdays offered freely and
sppeIs for charter moderate request
: :: sasAin 5oo bale bales
was lSd to LondCn g san 800 6S fosr az as
r. g. for bis and los ca icr AHisep by steam
charters cemp'e SoTyesH b1i hence to Cork 70! Ords and
fued 6s Cd American ship Of 2i2 tons register laid
at sandy Hoot odeT 5000 and the other 5000 q
hence to Counsndnope 10000 Petroleum
GRANITE unsettled and quiet hopeful feeling that ,ingohsd
strong tOn, coupled active demand and speculative
5.T we 1sr, limited ars some advance IN COMMERCIAL ss
market have ss deeie impulse g the market
sI s.. Seass very EVIDENT We .so1 -
.l our ss .sS. vii al Il. below YER, i'm
DOn We learn oT.s S s her on r mt % IL middle n
ofy.aaa evident she wf Be great, pPos.d The
our exports. say from LIST landry Of ay
Close q DeeenSe an intelligent writes from London
We looking g the United s.e' sI a,r :. male
than Opeh. that quantity up to the let Of August hsy are
and me supplies from the viii less
supposed there has been nqu eI Spring
little has been done 900 bush No Mn.auie. has been
cheap IN nv Demonstrate. yl..ss! .spg Of Mias.s
Wheat YER, m and mot: a. .,. our o.
and VIII oei q w Rs. sISs' .: %ss, s',s
shipment West quite light and prices thre have rsa i'm
Sus against bush he %ssI last s..
TS d. csm.s$ S5 Wheat. Limited p. S.As gs. ss.s ID.
inquiry; the marhe closes hghe'
bu oue demand largely for the supply
spi,g limited sed the high demanded
filing man, oner the sales are lab 600 bush 81 SO for No
s sss sH. 1$'s Is sts ;s:s
q. Si ed o & q r. mo gT' v 80 e: ss
negded 10 the sss' io%o0 bush uns,.ded Iowa q 81 4sa
q.h choice Milsaahse at 81 b0i &7t00 bush No NIL
b:'.s ssss, ::Ss. 's;' @ s'i
he ter in ftO ttsy last nsii 1000 bush White Indian.
* 10 600 buh White Canadian Ia bond 81 10
s,y higher bot buyers bold Of. aes Of % 600 bush Went
I'm No 81 65dsl TO- Barley Malt sssdy bu, quiet sales
demsna for trade the sses "a 900 bah New Ohio Mined
ssss. Wds4 " sss~ wsskD Aixsa - eseeSi-, 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
rrroRr IRON ,rrr. /, 1879. TO rATE

HAY AND STRAW-Iho demand ~ only
oo S at 2s Cool Shipping spd Common DO
sia ssGf and t S%s SIS asie 80. %, ri. ne,
crop Orleans by auction At Oh &C., and 2oo b0h TO-
NAVAL sToREs-Tbs market Spirit. Turpen3. vas 'dss
easier to-day active sales Of 80 bes at quo
2 2Og sp ssds easier and prize.
especially for d s"s ss 1' sq s w. the
home trade quote Strained at - ~ 9 n
SS. q. So To- AS ' S SS s. s5a$5 so NJ %
200 Dbl. Se s sPa rae a bis DO At 81 s. r. and 20 bb
s4a. % Tar and Pieh dull And 9GShangs oua at s4
s5s from eruhers Crude Fish steady but vey quiet
PRovIsIOSs-we have had quite active bat variable Porn Mar
ieti the moderate arrivals OF n. and .u e c sast demand
aud market the[e has been more de' 70 have
been obtained To th, Roysmen. seems 1nSs,,ned 6 b
evident TIA, Iss TsbI noticeable in the falling The
B.cOn es. 70, e CooHGsp , ysri s Igs'is s
Of seaon OF labor public and p,A'e ept
I has been 70. Sofi and at am5en have
about oS % I S number men Rey did .i
plain that with labor unemployed nere T , Ue xie
we passed has been and so pacted hai
vii be ;C 70 RSaFS S1no P S p moderate. TIE s
prebnson Of spain has quite an impulse TO ms pn
. S.1; ri; S Saa ae' Ss Scea done SIS FOR new 0
private terms New N y aas sS 70 M ee in ber e.
nand improved with sales Of 1000 b6 flJ 10 20
sl4 81 DO, and I'll 30 FOR last years Ness of
500 bbl seller March al do Deei u ~
lair demand steady sales Of $50 bb at s9asl0 90 for Plin
Mes. All 5OdSl3 Sl3dfl4 for Packet Iee
Beef l. srm quiet. Beef Hams held higher We hear OF sale
Of 900 bbs, II the West private terms eut Neat are N i'
sales Of 900 Fresh Shoulders al 5NO
5 800 Picied 6sa6ee; 900 Fresh Hams at s9, 500
picE 40 At dqls; Smoked do lO0ll IL, aud loDO
boxes Iry Sailed shoulders. seller February at 5 Bacon hm ior
not and steady fuure 700 boxes Western Long Gear
pot AZ 7i4e d. City 7c aud 1000 boxes half and
hsH seller February 7 Dressed Hogs hrmer heavy weights
not nsntv notice Western Dressed offered to-day
we duote AZ 59,d6a. for City aud 6 06 for Western Lard
asr and In limited sales Of 41O tbs and ties at " Tor
No l. 7 for CtY for Pair 70 Pnme 900 te. 'hoce
western eash next week S for future delivery We
bssr az 500 tes seller December SsbSc 1880 es seller
January, closing AZ Sr 800 tes sT feDar'
S5dSsc closing S; 600 seer March, al aud
500 tcs, for do, private terms. go
BrTTER-The u the irivss conu' hera
drkn ub and finest selections
Diaries and invoices OF hkns plenty ard dnl Welsh
steady; Western good demand We quote:
- NeucY YORK Nkcl.rAcl AMI Pcnnsn-IlnL1.
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And the following for city bank shares:

Iu railroad bonds an uncommonly large business
was done, the total sales at the board aggregating
upward of $4,000. The prices were strongly held
in all the roads of undOubted solvency, the most
active issues being the Pacifcs In Unions Flrsts
cold up TO 80 and Land Grants at 10 to 7Oi In In
comes $4,000 were sold at prices ranging from 59i
60 s. the advance being attributable to the recent
decision in the Credit Mobiler suit rendered at
Hartford CentTals were GEL sales and bid. The
,tber bids follows.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr Nora RuT VesNTJ and K1lr0ddI
Nov $3.50 pkg Ashes 16 Beeswsr 80 bales
42l3 bales Cotton l26 Pigs Dried Fruit 9lS bb Flour 1915
500 bush Rye 400 bush Malt 500 bush Barley bah.
100 bush On. Seed GA bb Eggs bags Parsed 6i5
bush IL bales Hemp 45 bales Hops $50 Hides lO4
Hides 1499 noes Leather 90 Pkg Tso. JOG se.n 10
hbs 4Oi6 Butter, 1888 Cheese,
Pork 1896 ptg Cut Meats sos Lard $50 kegs Lard $50
pkss oai 1O5 ptgL Rice 29 bs Peanuts 1853 Lg. Tea 200
psl Starch 90 hhd@ Tobacco 81 pkg Tobacco Ill bales
J. 2Sl bids WHISKY.
receipts this for the week ending Saturday
embrace 7l490 Dbl. F2gI lls bba WHISKY 24j5 bbla Meal
O37 bags Meal G0N736 bush. Wheat 1880 bush.
bush B.le, 403 bush Peas ls2 bags G, Seed 2l2 pisI
Ashes 1872 pigs Beef 293S pigs Pori 1885 phg CsE
Neat 372i ts Lard 1913 tes' Lard 1885 pigs OF tsis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO Nov 90 Receipts the week Cattle, 1884 Hogs
lgi 1852: sheep 1855 Corresponding period last Cattle,
O6Os og 2aO36 sheep 5723 CrrLE dali shippers ont Of
the owing supp offerings generally Of common
lots quoaeL range s. j0aS ~ Extra - 50 80 30 Choiee
SOD Good; - - rs, Pair % 25dS3 7j Medium
s2as3 Common ~ 5ds3 TO- Eortbe TeIans 81 40DS2 90
through droves
Hoes In active request packing account prices l5a25 higher
prospects receipts first o. Quotations - y
81 TO- Common 70 fr 81 20 Cool 81 5OGt4 30 Choice
s1d Extra
SHKsP dali; 81 JOds4, according TO quality
CALDWELL Sumner County. Kan Nov 22-Tbe following is q
record cattle hsyi1s the
Kansas via Caldwell. and the Chisholm Trail the yesrs
lS1li 1872. and 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
/ bale Texas We quote:

sUGARs-RAws bat moderate demand and pnce, without
aaotabe changes Fair " Good Refining quoted at 1497 sales
were 400 hhds Musoyado at Tie 400 bids Mesdo Sc
800 hhda 7s, and 2l3 hhda Moa Sugars
ptvate terms Refined quoted at 1895. for Hands.
sERDs-Cover hnn and .ehve sales o. 600 bags at sac for
Prime Choice quoted &C. Timothy and fsr DAN and nominal
sTBAS dull bu, t at Ss for Phme Gales Of SO tea at se
% ties n private terms
TALLOW moderately tuve and shade trner sales Of $4,000 h
Of 7l4H7ase for Prime
WHISKY fairly active sales Of so bb Al 02e
hills At 92l1d03c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

29-The demand Domestic Wool has again been
quite active the total se the week reaching 800 poanas be-
foreign advanced Se 70 De
pound from the lowest feees and holders indifferent
selling higher anticipates we're
Fleece Wool would
Ohio and Psnpsyvsrs Fceees most IN
Of TO $4,000 10 praci
p SOC or Double Bit and there heece Of had except
undesirable offering under ABE The improvement
marked Fleoees bu, pulled WOOL
sell freely California Wool attracts little alton
Of this looked desirable
sh. only snail quantity Of oboes Spring len bat TIE mrlst 10
supplied Fab Of this description 27c 10
The sses the have comprised Ohio and
Psnn fesees No BIa Doabe BItrs and shove 43d
5le Michisap Wisconsin aud Vermont At 42hqa7i ConbnE
sud bssns Pieces SOC ua~,'hsi cOmbss 4os Ce.r Tab aec
50972e Nois 43 SOC; Uawashed 25G 3les
sgpsrne and Bir. Pulled 3Se5oc sphag Caloru, 23s32e
Pii Cshfons l7dlse
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ss7 500 1898 sO5 o33 IL 1G7l5i
Sane time st - -. 80 - - - - =: -. - -. . -. -
Pg M-rht market for Refined quoted tribe fmr
TO-DAY dull; bnyes offering Yesterday prices quite
geneTalv disposed sell
price: quote uomnay l3adl3 for deliveries balance Of the
steady with fair at 10 % NGphIha dull and
s9d9c Crude in balls quiet bat hmlg held a. 5d
So. with latter price bid for Jauua TheCreek al
vices generally dull and weak markets with quotations fol-
lows g5c dSI OIL Cty 922d95e Tusy and 92i2 Parsera
A. Philadelphia The the market steady bat dali l3e December
delivery.
RJCT-There with sales ohbug 40
and 100 bags Bangoon 6s064 also,
Rangoon 50 25, gold in bond which advance.
sKISs-The for du sales 80 Mex
lean Texas rs bas Porto Cabelo and rs bales
cep Deer l. fairly active steady 600
Central American 500 Porto Cabelo and 800 70 Vera Cruz
receipts bales Tobssco aud bale Texas We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Prol T..
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents
Address The TRIBUNE. kew-lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon or
Registered. interest per cent, guaranteed by the
FoTITABIF TRUST COMPANY. Capital, Sl0p,UtO.
For sale at the Office of the Company, No. 10 Cedar
Il. NY JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
DOMESTIC MARK RTs.

AlBAry Nov 2ewhsat quet bat Brm RE steady quiet
Corn stu evinf sales not HFs nrd 7te Barley lees
,sys DO, fr es 1000 bad No 2Cansds W private
Oats 10 snail ssp,y sad tn ssLs state bag. 66
BALSInoHn nov 29Cotob Low hiddhnr Istdl6Ss
E1sur Hsshangsd qss
Pesssylvsa dull ccrs active and higher sealh.fs wh. lie
T. YslAy 70A Me- akplAss 6es6ssi Md Nsss 50 A7Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

stste AZ 55i2e, for hiIod, elosng
sAlss are $500 bush. State At 81,
~ better and in fair demAnd for es.
10000 bush. .D,mp ana unsound
7Aa75c- in ftOrv, and 76d11e.
Yellow Of AZ ia6 Use. but closes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

The money market was easy at Z per cent gold
during the morning, and 1-32G116 and interest late
IN the day, a sharp demand having sprung up toward
the close of bank hours Prime discounts move
freely on the basis Of 10 10 10 per cent The bank
statement was favorable, though it does not give the
amount of loan certificates outstanding. The banks
report a handsome increase in gold and legal ten
ders, and they now hold in legal money above the
- per required by law S4e42, 200. 1t is to be
understood however that the report of the Bank of
Commerce is not included in the statement, this In
sttution being behindhand in making its return.
The following are the totals as compared with last
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finantial.
DEAL ESTATE TRUST COMPANY,
3I7 BROADWAY. Ygw-YoRs
CAPITAL, 81, 100000.

DO A. GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS.
-FOUR PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED ON ALL DEPOSITS
DEPosIToRS CHECKS PAID AT SIGHT. ALL DEPOSITS AXE
LOANED on CALL.
Amount n LOANS and COLLATERALs HELD KEPT
CONSCIOUSLY POSTED IN THB C0APANfs OFFICE
ENTIRE CAPITAL INVESTED IN BONDS AND MORTGAGES
ON REAL ESTATE. -
" K STEVENSON BIZ Broadway
ERNST b. LUCKB (ofA Belmont Co ..l3 and u fassaa
JOSEPH sBLIGMAS (of ". selgman Col ~ broidsI
j. JAMESON (of Jameson, Smith d Cottng) "a BIosdst
L.
JOHN H. WATSON (o II. Watson Co)''''''ZJi Br0s
W.
ROBERT SCTIELL Orest Bank Metropolis Bdray cor l6b
A. ROsLNBAUM (of A. s. Rosebbanm Co I'LL MsdenF,ne
C. G. BALDWIN (of WOODWARD Baldwin Co ),.,'l3 Morhs
HENRY " TADER m ~ Tabe Coz 80 Beayers
A. s. BARNES "a. s. Barnes Co Nhsm a.
HENRY r. DAVE ~
g. W CARLETON O. W. Carleton Co).....lS2 flih-iYe
H. r. WILSON (of r. T. wilson Co ~ BroaasI
WIILiAM I. ELY. See'y. v X nItNhNnONl fIesL
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TRAINS LEAVE NgY. YORK

n
Trains EevHaven eave at 7O5 lace ny SOS tBrl sos
tAccnl 1000 t8xl 300 (AcrH) loo ELl lsIl 500
AecD J3 and 10 q EIl $40 tNi an 9lO ~ M
NOrsslk 800 o. sos 1900 100 5tV
1855. 43S 5:l0. 6;35 $40. 9;l0p for Smor 80 sys
905, lOlO a. n 1900 200 223 and OO th1l S'0' go
For Port Chester II 40 D. - CA
Boston Eruress Springfield 0j All 1000 300 an so
Shore Line at loo and $40 TIE 500 W liVs'
500 10 9Il0 stopping stanford NosaE and bfs
n. SHORE
Division tie Conn faAey a. say
The sos and 300 connects Will NfWFtn At4
H. New layen, 500, 1880 aud VV les
River r. af Spr nyied aui 300 n
MonS The sos 100 AMI $500 CONNECTS Win haast
Railroad and the SO5 ADD 300 with ho1sstone ~
road al Bridgeport The sos and $500 aud 300 aud DIV
DA6bury ami Norsik at So Norsak and TIE 800 T.
100 ani = 10 ~ VIII NesIsnaan iar,ad q Stauiof-
Sunday Boston Mail Trans at ?. VIA sPrngael s;lohh
via Providence -
Drswngro Day Express and scepngeas hgtir
press Trains. - o.. o..
Depot oees ~ \. Transfer Co, ga Broadway "a
Windsor House " aud No. CoussL, Brooklyn who VII $40
check baggage from residence 10 destination. .
For further Of partcuTs psier eos ana s
" ~ JOHN T. MOODY. SUIT o. n y Div.
yIfLgu Gal rs,f Ne.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

54e. In ,torei White al 6706Sc.
quiet RTE 10 scarce and trm the
in store, and 81 03. hnoat. Corn
port aud the trade. the sales Az
at b7d6Sc; Wesiefn Mired Al
aacati DO. White At 7eas0ci d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
WOOL MARKET.

.N0Tn-From made Tue bcs suhor not
passed up the sutds a IA miles west Of
this place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

NEW-YORk, NEW HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILROAD.-Nea-Torls ud N-g Haven DIVISION
WINTER ARRANo EMhEr. COMMENCING NOV. II. 1873.
Passenger STATION SewYors, Grand Central Depot Eassa ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
The following shows the relation between the u
rsSerye of the hanks and the total liabilities:

Government bonds have been strong and higher
basis of prices has been established. The market
derived support from the buoyancy of London whore
American securities were materially higher, and
closed strong the basis Of ia. TO 115 for 52Os of
1861 The following are the closing quotations: