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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-10

ME- CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAKS!
large assortment prices to suit the times Also
Great barguns In SHAWLS. BLANKETS, and
AFGHAAS at IEHl 6hUi LINE EhS
CLARK'S and COATS'S SPOOL-COTTOS at
roc. per dozen. ue )
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H" SHIRTS AT GREAT BARG AIMS.
We will close out the DRESS-SHIRTS we have on
hand and will sacrifice them at 81 rs. $3.50, and
20 The shirts at 81 are made of Wamsulta cotton,
and the bosons are made Of the finest irish linen.
We continue to offer the RECHERCHE COL-
LARS at SOC. worth SO per dozen.
Also bargain In GENTLEMES'S LINEN
at 80. so per dozen:
GtNTLEMES'S INITIAL HANDkERCHlEFS
do LEVY BROTHERS..
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11H1 MAIN STREET. 1921.
COMP ECTIONE RIEs.

NEW STORE NEW FACTORY! NEW GOOD
We beg leave to call the attention Of the public to
our splendid establishment, No. 1927 Main street.
where they can al ~ times find full assortment Of
the choicest CONFEC1lONERlESo OF our own man
FRUITS, NUTS, CANNED GOODS. PICKLES,
ETC., etc. We have aimed at making our new estab
lishment one OF the most elegant, and our new
STEAM REFINED CANDY FACTORY AND FANCY
CAKE BAKERY the most complete In outfit and ca
pacity south OF Baltimore, and we trust that have
succeeded The public Is respectfully invited t.
visit us A. CARTEL & co.
A. CAPPED,
RO, VERNE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-10

See the frank acknowledgment OF the
merits of General FORREST by General SHEER
MAN in the Geographic column.
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Hg@ READ THE REPORTS OF THE
MARKET, note the advance In the price OF COZ
In very short time In the price Of manufactnred
goods. So purchase your DRY GOODS now at
de q LEVY BROTHERS..
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MILITARY NOTICES.

4 TTENTION, ATTUCkS GUARD ii
N You are hereby ordered to meet AT The Old q
Market Hall on WEDNESDAY NIGHT ut III
equipments in order for inspection. Every mem
Der required to be present or send their muskes
and equipments. BY order OF the Captain
10 1n-it* K. A. PAUL, Orderly Sergeant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-10

RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RALRoAD Co,}
RICHMOND, VA, November %, 1873.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS of this company will be
held on WEDNESDAY the 10Th OF December
1878, at the Exchange Hotel, IN this city, conven-
ing at 2 O'Clock NJ. ~
The iranslcr.hooks Of the company will be closed
frcln tn end Of the present month until after the
annual meeting.
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TuE PILGRIM EXHIBITION,

T'HE PILGRIM EXHIBITION,
with the
GRAND TRANSPORTATION SCENE
Ia all It's dazzling splendor, will open at the
VIRGINIA OPERA-HOusE,
for one week only, commencing MONDAY, De-
cember 18th.
Churches wishing benefits can make liberal ar
rangements by addressing L. W. WARREN, Ford's
Hotel. Richmond, Va. &c 5-6t"
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CARPETS SOLD AT PANIC PRICES.

Such an opportunity may not be ohefeo again Ill
ten years This is the FIRST panic In sixteen years.
It Will be twenty years before we have another. 30
buy whilst you have the opportunity. There IS no
use waiting for lower prices as the tone OF the ury
coods market IS improving, and you will have to
pay more for your goods In short nme.
,.. LEVY BROTHERS.
CLARK S aud COATS'S SPOOL-COTTON, zoe.
per dozen. VI
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CONTEMPORARIES.

AT PANIC PRICES 5000 pounds
n Mince- Meat, 5000 pounds new Leghorn CT
iron, 5000 pounds new Zante Currants 900 boxes
Fire. { hackers 100000 Mammoth TorpedOeS.
1900 dozen canned Tomatoes, Peaches, &c: Ny
STOCK is too large for the times and must be sold.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
rio I 1912 Main street,
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THE WHOLE STOCK OF DRESS GOODS TO BE
II CLOSED OUT All SOME PRICE
WITHIN THE NEXT
SIXTY DAYS.
PRICES HAVE NOW TOUCHED BOTTOM
= AN ADVANCE DAILY LOOKED FOR!
PRICES VERY LOW

No better time than the present to secure par
,r,rs In DRESS GOODS. You have but to call at
LEVY BROTHERS..
COATS'S aud CLARk'S SPOoL-COTIoN'
roc per dozen. ,... ... oe'
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A. Extra session ourht osbe Held:

The Alexandria Senttneisays -
1.-THE Dispatch sticks to 1t that the Leg's'
la,ure must meet before Januarys1a, and adj
v;scs cali Of that BODY, and notAherely its
conservative element. To make sure thing
of being right, this ought evidently 10 DC
done"
1t certainly ought to be done. TO say that
il is expensive to obey the Constitution is 10
present an argument that shouldnot be con-
sidercd. Yet we never have been able to
see that it need cost the State any more for
the Legislature to meet in December. than in
January ..rs'.''> -.
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- - - = y - = y
CHRISTMAS GOODS.


CHRIsTMAs DEPOT
FOR CHILDREN's BOOKS.
# FINE ILLUSTRATED GIFT BOOKS
~ STANDARD BOOKS,
GAMES,
WORK-BOXEs,
WkITlNG-DESkS,
AND
ALBUMS.
J. T. ELLYsON,
f11l2 MAIN STREET,
THREE DOORS ABOVE DISPATCH OFFICE,
would call public attention to the following adVer'
... tisement of
CHRISTMAS GOODS,
and would respectfully invite everybody to cali al
his store, 1l12 Main street, and examine his spen
did stock Of $500
D.. BOOKS and FANCY GOODS,
purchased expressly for the holiday TRADE.
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> IME LIMEl LIME

r IME LIME LIME!
800 barrels "INDIAN ROCK" LIME received
this day. =a
For sale low DILLON, EIiLETT & CO.,
Manufacturers, 1908 Dock street.
RICHMOND, VA, August 9, 1s1ss aus
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A MEXICAN TOY BOOkS-ALL THIT

A MEXICAN TOY BOOkS-ALL TH.r
n. are published. AL
PANORA z. IA large assortment at rs, so. Tie
B1BtEs IN every variety OF binding from Soc 10
PRAYER,soOks-a large Observation-Disclosures,
HYMN-BOOKs Of all denominations in y,e,,
CATHOLIC PRAYER-BOOKs-a aue ,..o,.
ment-purchased expressly for the Cbr.tm.,
trade: N'Is''Has
WORK BOXES from 75c, to IS;
WRIT1SG-DESKS from 81 10 s1j.st
n.y. J.T EiLYSON'S.
de ~ .. NO. hip Main str.s,
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1927 MAIN STREET. 1421.
The undersigned can be found at the store of
Messrs. A. CAPPEL & Co., and VIII be pleased 10
walt OH his friends and the public generally.
Z. G. TYLER.
l42l. Main street. 1921.
Oc IL
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CHR1STMAS GOOns
CHrLDREN's GAMES,
THE LARGEST AND MOST cou,,
soE1MENT IN THE CITY,
EMBRACING

B 3 es4iAMsMIo BOARDS Furnished,
....,............,...-. ''''''Sl UO
BRIsOUE".....''''' '''...'..'..."."5O, 7Sc. g ~
GAME OF STERPLE-CHASE ''''.''..... 2 90
ChisplSO. new and most ascIna,,n,.. 90
LOTTO. %
LIGHTNING EXPRESS. ''.''''..'..... u
KINGS AND CAVALIE RS. .':. 80
AVlLUDE (newJ ''''''''.''..... u
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. '''''''''''''.. Is
FIGARO. '''''''''''....- 40
GAME OF AUTHORS '''''''''...'.. 50
SEQUENCES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '''.'''...... 30
sILBRONETTE CONICALiTiiEiss' '''.'''.. -
LIE TICKER. Fun of the Funniest 20
d ~ (new).....::....:..:...........'..' 80
OIo Maid, Couyetsatlon-Cards, shin sr.,' 50
Snorum, Red Riding Hood, Hnnsc ZAP
Jack Built, Mother Hubbard, Cinderella. r.,
Fusby, Fortune Telling Cards, each W.
Any OF tne above sent by mai! postpaid m :: -
ceipt oi the price by J. r. ELLfSJy' r.
.f.r- bookseller and ScastsaI..,
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, &c.
L. X. PRICE & co. have opened new supplies #
CLOAhS and WRAPPINGs:
Elegant stock STRIPED and FANCY sUaWLS.
HANDKERCHIEFS,
in boxes, for ladies' and gentlemen:
GLOVES in great variety.
LACE and MUSLIN SETS.
.... LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS.
HEMSTlTCHED and LISEN-CAMBRIC HAND.
KERCHIEFS,
SOCKS.
SCSPENDERS,
de 10 CRAVATS, Sc, &c.
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A LPHABET AND BUILDING BL0CES
EOR DECEMBER, CHRISTMAS Ayn

TOR DECEMBER, CHRISTMAS AyD
SEW.YEAR
T. r. PRICE i co. are adding many rew and
beautiful goods to their stock, just bought IN m,
northern markets
Great Jobs In DRESS aud other GOODS.
BLACK GROS-GRAIS and bonnet sIIKs
NAyY-BLCE, Observation-Disclosures and o,bo-
new shades PopLIS Ny and CACHEHgnEs:
DRESS GOODS tgreat reductIons) Is, 40 and
B5c.; ''' "I'
MoUR MING GOODS, many new s,yles-Gp, nr
ZURICH, lMPERATRICE, HERSATTAs. Mo-
HAIRS, CAMEL'S-HAIR. &C.:
GRAPE Wells, COLLARS and TIES;
Ladi cs' SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all Nos:
NELVETEESS, TwILLED SILKS, aud VErorps.
HOSIERY KID GLOVES LINED GLovE~ &c:
sDOAESTfCS at very lowest rates, &c. 10 IN
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NOW is THE TINE TO BUY.

MET CARPETS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

me- DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
PRICES VERY LoWi
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
THE BALTIC'S CREW.

What Is Said mt the United States Ship
ping Commissioncr's ONCE About the
Kidnapping.
A HERALD reporter called yesterday at the Office
OF the United States Shipping Commissioner, in
Cherry street, for the purpose OF getting some
PLANTATION relative to the OF the ship Baltic
account of the "shangaeing' OF one OF whose num-
Der in this city in April last appeared in yester-
days HERALD. The Shipping Commissioner being
absent, his deputy stated that at about the latter
end of April last there was much disturbance
created by opposition to the United States Ship
ping Commissioner on the part OF the .Seamen's
illegal organization. and no doubt from this fact
arose the particular case now under investigation
in San Francisco The books OF the commissioners s
ONCE showed that in the usual legitimate manner
the Commissioner had shipped the Baltic's crew,
but 1t was also true that the crew deserted,
acting, no doubt, under the influences OF
the Seamens' Association. Captain Taylor,
master OF the Baltic, after the desertion OF the
crew supplied under the law. applied to the Presi-
dent OF the Seamens' Association for another crew,
as he was anxious to get his vessel away. 1t was
in the making up OF this latter crew that Lleson
figured In the character OF kidnapper.
a Co., Broad and Beaver Streets VINO had been
the business agents Of the ship, was to the effect
that Captain Taylor had always had good repu-
tatlon, and the Shipping Commissioners deputy,
who has known him number OF years, made q
statement to the same effect. The latter gentle-
man was sure that the boys story as to the shang-
haeng was true In every particular.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct. 90 1873.
g sss, IS sssSH @ bales Exports
Cotton quiet; mddlings, i7jsc low mddlings, iSssc
sqoss Ts % the set eoas
wise, Sill, sales, l,5oo, mostly Saturday afternoon.
co.,on .u.. ,,,,,.n. =, Mon MopaEs Oct 20 Is7s
ssss 5 Sales @ Essspi ssse bales Exports
Cotton dun and depressed @iddnss SsS Net .S re-
msa1s g. g. rsssR. ssss bales
Spirits Of turDentine quiet DUH Eosin quiet
hard for Yellow dip and s. q Tor virgin Tar quiet
= osyrco, N 4. Oct 20 1873 :,
ana ssis 3sr double Whss. aaIss, sr4%s @
e. ss bs ssisi .Rss S9ssa sS Nh
na sG s for n9 & per tt ,oP
ss!a e s%s Hudson and + N.Y.
Ne% Abany 1 nns @ bushels
q SS
bushels barley and $4,000 iest Of lumber U.S. H
Grain IN s.ore-wss. bushels. oe g ss
oats, los 900 do: barley O. ooe GO ao rye 1850 DO
a Canal @ $ 6SsSs;;
wheat lsc ; corn, H.. llc !hc; oats, he The grain
wheat Corn quiet, but on the advance; sales 1000
bushels No Western at 4glsc.; 1000 do do, at Oc.
BareySales 1900 bushels Canada at 81 49, Oats-Saes
1000 bushels No. Western at 44c. Other articles
changed
TOLEDO, Oct 20. 1873
Flour steady. Wheat advanced &c. &C., but market
quet sales OF amber Michigan, cash, at 81 50 81 50;
December 8 ~ Corn quiet; ADVANCED van lc. &c; ;
47c.; December, 4sac, low mixed, 45c Oats dull and
declining at SIC for No Freights dullIo buffalo,
Sic. to Oswego, INC. g. Receipts-5000 bushels
wheat $1,000 do corn and 1000 do oats shipments
7OU bbs four 1900 bushels wheat and 81 0C0 do.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
The transactions in this department are scarcely
worthy OF notice, being without change OF price
and small in volume. We note the following
sale Tennessee, old, 70, and South Carolina
January and July 101 IL. The following were
the latest bids missouri sxes 81; do. do, HannI
bal and st. Joseph issue, s4s Tennessee skies,
old, 691z; do. do, new, 693s; Virginia skies, DID,
35; do do, consols, 46 do do, deferred, North
Carolina skies, DID, Is do, North Carolina Railroad
Company, coupon, 25; do. do, ex coupon, Is South
Carolina sixes January and July, 1oh; South
Carolina Funding act, 1885, IL Texas tens, 1876, So
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day
were From Custom House receipts, $233, 600.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day Sl1S,O00
account OF interest and 900 in redemption OF
fve-twenty bonds. The following are the balances
at the close OF business to-day in Washington
Currency, $350o,0 900; con $50 ,0o0 certificates
500, 1875 900; outstanding legal tenders to-day,
$685. 500 600, showing decrease OF $1,000 since
Saturday.
THE STOCK MARKET.
The decline from the highest point ranged from
/ to 2Z per cent. western Union opened at 81,
rose to 59X, fell or to STA, advanced to 6sh, and
sold late in the day at 56k 56X. Lake Shore
moved up from 6s to 69K, declined to 81, recovered
to 6sh, and finally sold at 6ex. New York Central
sold at SO a eo1s ssk 90 ssss; Rock Island at
90 90 a 9OH; Wabash at A q As o 42az 4s14, and
Pacific Mail at 33a q S4h a S2h. Erie rose from
AZ to ASK, reacted to 45H and closed at 45,I
45H. There was less activity IN the remainder OF
the list, and the changes are given below
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening, highest
lnru t,.rico nF fha dau
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoSpos, Oct 2o-l2:soP. M
United States fve-twcntv bonds 1855 old 93k; ten
fores sl1 lErie Railway shares, 49, :3O-Erie Rail.
way shares S9ls. 2-Erie Railway shares, Ss2s s.
Erie Railway shares. 381a
PARIs BouRsE-LosDos.. Oct 2o-l2:3o P. M.-Paris
dispatches quote rente at 5S 30c 2French rentes 5S
FRASKFoRT BouRsE.-FRANKFoRT Oct. 20.-unted states
fvetwenty bonds, g7s4 for the issue of 1862.
LIVERPOOL Corr0S MARKET.-LIvERPooL, Oct 20-5 NJ
OF the sales to-day 72OO bales were American Sales
OF uplands the basis of low middlngs, deliverable
November at 3D. Do crop, shipments the basis Of
good ordinary at 9l6d Sales of uplands the basis
Of good ordinary shipped November and December,
Sid; do, on the basis OF low middlings deliverable
October and November at Cd, and do, new crop de-
livery. the basis of low middlngs at Cd. Sales
apd November, at sNd The market is shade firmer.
shd Sales 1900 bales including 20co for speculation
LIvrRrooL BREApsrurrs MARKEr.-LIERroo1, Oct 20
p M.-The market Is hrm
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKRr.-NvERPooL, Oct. 20
5P. M.-Beef rs Cd. per tierce TOR new mess.
LvRRPooL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERPooI, Oct. 2-P.
M.-Refned petroleum. lid. 1tisd. per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNpoN, Oct 20-Tallow,
AS AS Cd per cwt Spirits entine y3s. 33s Sd.
per cwt.
PErRoLEux MARxEr.-ASrwERP, Oct 2o-Pctroleum
291sf. for fine pale American.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
NEW HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER g. 1s7s-rRPIE SHEET

81 900 bushels Barley was dull; sales Ioe0 bushels a at
sss a i q sss q sass % tsr S d
little has been accomplished
today either in berth reigh charters but rates were
not essentially changed rom those current saurda X
bales cotton az I'd ssd IS boxes bacon At a7s Cd
Sg sail So bushels wheat is.d 100 6ss
on n TO AawsrP By steam 5
Norwegian bark hence TO Cork for orders to the United
Kingdom 400 quarters grain at ss s.! PIussiap bark
BARK hence to Hsvre or ScrdeaaS, 800 bbis crude
ence 10 valencia 1905 balance Of cargo rened
petroleum on private terms American brig 400 tons,
aeRSf British bark now at Selawsre sreakwseg from
Philadelphia to Antwerp 100 bbs refined petroleum at
hoLAssrs-The market continued dun, with prices
mixed isc. 2sc clayed 2sc a sc.; do muscOyado
Rico English Stands SOC SSs New orleans
quiet and easy, closing s. 90 for strained We have
70 sepSr5 5ts. sales b6s Of strained ssr st
remained neglected and nomnaily steady previously
PxrRoLEux..The market for refined was dull and
easier Sustsa At f0 0 spot isc ioT balance Of month
seiiye Gut sts.diiy held Gases msasraeiy
nSnaI aSSS, ioe loI city We heard sales q
il nj; 9ss
quoted st 81 the upper road and s. 0S 81 10
Parker's Landing. - =.
ss rSs ms4s mssss s
a SIS and
parces at $i5 - NO sales were reported Bacon-Ihs
& 8 6 S Ss ss s a N
as Se 81 sS es b . pafs
s sS Sa ss fS
steady SIS s2s for the range Of prime.
@ ported ei q seo s@ossd sSeudsls faes psses
S Rss 4 bss is ave- sSsrass at
Sc 1900 l6s 9t DO, 10 lbs average At ss Zoe 900
Is ls anq ss
az r :. as pp ss sha
s S 3: Il % sss rs 'as ss q Hss %
Sonsdersbs business % Was consummated IN prime city,
SuGAaaA iair business SIN was consummaed IN raw
as
o bids ef mussSysdS go ado on private terms @ @ hhas d
ssos g ie
&c cash Late ssS saSaday Loo hhds Of Cuba were
dun and essentially changed in value. We quote
RSHs s ss g
ssTy ap e @ bs s
hSs hsysnsh1sss ana ssssb els M.
ss e. rs as y to q ss sSs ss
s@sadsId i Sos SO i jaSs.Ratcs s standard,
superio SSs Il 70 & K .S' Aana-suDerlof ana extra
jobbing way foot up 80 ierces of Carolina at 71aca
SIC small sales OF Patna at previous prices, and 225
sTnAaISE was quiet and steady. We heard of sales of
S at Mas Saul AND and Is ssas sh /. S & S s
WHIsxEY;-Reccipts, 400 bbs The market was quiet
but decidedly higher Sales l50 bbls. at y51ac. an ad
OF &c.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
CoMPTR0LLER,s RECEIPTS.

Comptroller Green reports the following amounts
received yesterday in the treasury From Re-
ceiver Of TaxesReceipts Of taxes OF 1873 $164 $780,
Bureau Of Arrears-Arrears of taxes, assessments,
&C., $5,967. Bureau Of Water Registrar-Croton
water rents and penalties, So, 23s. Bureau OF City
Revenue-Market rents and fees, $666. Depart
from public parks, $42. Mayors Second Marshal
$l64, 72S.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
THE CHEESE MARKET.

UREA, Oct. 90 1873
The market was dull About 5000 boxes were offered
and only 6OJ 700 Sold The figures l34c. lie
The highest figure quite freely offered but refused
Little Falls the transactions unimporant small
sales being made at 1871 c. q lac.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING BE-
i tween the undersigned under the firm of
Jacobson Co.. hatters, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent JOSEPH JACUBSON.
Dated October TO- 1873 WIN. A. ARCHER.
The business will be hereafter conducted the old
stand q Fulton and Nassau streets, by the under
signed WIN. A. ARCHER.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

Wheat was dull and nominal at 81 80 81 SO for No
sales late saturday afternoon q abou, 50 go bushels at
day about DO bushels placed At 81 32a for
ungradcd Milwaukee spring prices 10 be made and VI S
ing at 59 mixed The sales aggregate CO. 900 bnshels,
at b9Isc 6lc Tor sail mixed including high; Gle. for
yellow 5slc SOC for steamer mixed and 6sc zoe. for
lots OF white Oats dull and lower closing at
491sc 50c for mixed t9c for do on the track and bc.
q oc, for common TO choice whe The sales were about
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
THE COTTON MARKET,

On 'Change to-day cotton was only in moderate
request with prices nc. per pound easier for lots
on the spot, and &c. per pound lower for forward
delivery. Flour was dun and unchanged Wheat
was also dull and prices favored the buyer. Corn
was quiet and suffered Slight decline.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
MEMORANDA.

The Indianapolis, Bloomington and West
ern Railway earnings during the first two
weeks In October. 1873 were............. $s3, ,34s
IN october, 1872, were. 65,613
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
POLITICAL.


SlXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, THIRTEENTH
~ ward.At meeting of the delegates to tho sixth
Assembly District Convention, held at Clinton Garden,
NOS l26 and l23 Clinton street. October 20 pursuant TO
the call of the Tammany Hall General Committee Mr.
Mathew Patten was unanimously nominated for member
Of Assembly. KASIMER KRENKEL. Chairman.
SI1ssss %,Is1sT }; B., wooD' secresarie.
THE MEMBERS OF THE FOURTEENTH WARD EN-
pire Club requested 10 attend meeting 10, u.e
election of officers Wednesday evening octoper 50 u"
~'s nv" Suee A's"e"' NJ WALLACE, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

The rates paid for carrying were 8, 4 8, 1-32,
and per cent, gold. The final rate was per
cent Business OF Gold Exchange Bank
Gross cieaIinRs' SIC, 100000
Gold balances ........................... T3l902
Currency balances. s................ 767 $40
The specie shipment to-day to Europe was
$12O34s.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were quiet and firm. Central
Pacific State aid bonds brought 100; Union Pa
cinc nrsts, "a; Fort Wayne seconds, os. and
Michigan Central sevens, "a. The latest bids are
The New York herald., 1873-10-21

Included in the 25 bales For future
delivery Oasis low middng the sales have been fol-
October, 100 bales 10 7iSc ao at lsc. short
isxc @ at IL gisc., zoo at ie s2c. january 500 at
l6 sl6c, 100 at is ls.c 100 at 16c Total 2lo0 bales
Isssc 100 at IsHc 100 st leslsc No Noyemesr 800 at
at is g32 200 at lsc ioo 70 ss2c 500 at 10 5ec,
AL $lSc 100 az isHs; pesember 90 At s,sS looat
100 l6sc 600 at is 1s2c 100 at l6ssc aO &c.,
10 at 10 lc 400 at l6c 200 az l6 gs2c 100 at l64c
az iess, 200 at is Ids Fsbruary Ico at Is,c, iSS at
liz 2c 100 at 16ssc 100 at 10 gl6c April l0 at l6sc
Total 1900 bales Grand total 1920 bales Rates TO
Lido, compressed no sail; TO Bremen, BY steam, n4c
TO LIVERPOOL 76d 3d. by steam h4d. Sled, by sail
Flour AND GRAIS.-Receipts-Flour 1869 bills
wheat 2O f53 bushels corn 1871 do. oats 9259 do.
rye /, 500 do The -four market quiet but prices
were nominaly unchanged M The sales, including all
range OF the annexed quotations Corn meal quiet
and unchanged 100 hbs sold at prices within the range