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Thers are thousands Of people in and
around Rochester Who have often heard d
Susan B. Anshoa,, but have never &c. hes
DOR beard her speak. While sitting in the
ball one evening ve heard . lady behisd q
say TO Q friend, "These i 1io Asthosy
coming in" Looking in ihs dirscaios indi-
cssed Ne ~ that orr seiGhbor ~ nisiaken,
and ve further knew that The celebrated d.
vocsas Of female suffrage Vas mt in Town.
Nesestbelea, there vaA o. The pat Of I'll
around q. . great stretching Of nseks and
great curiosity 70 sse the lsdy spoken o.
Mn Anthosy will, ths (rhunday) even
ine. speak in CorinGhiaa Hall. o. vonani
siShs 10 The ballot, and will defead her &C
to- and that Of her associat0 n vo1ing Ut
The late election, . veil - he actioa Of the
inspectors, Beverly ". Josea. Edwin +.
Narsh and WIN. b Hall, in recsiving their
voee.
We have heard from the neeiiap which
Mn AnsLony has sddsssed thFooshout
Mosroe coassy, and learn that they have,
viii fev exceptions, beea highly successful.
Tie lecture Of the hdy i mid 10 b way
ahle ose, y Il Nus Be, il i As eae-Aah Ne
elsasna1 end coeog vhieh shasse9iD ~
er1inasy eoevssuaisA. We vsaA - sons
49, q asxuing agnisA ~ nnsal ~ = -
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Mary z Miller, Piaintid,
Jaroh Miller. Oefe06ant.

VOU, yscsb MILL, Tie slsve ,aaea deSend.,a,
II are hereby bottled hat ysa have bssa sued
in the above satitled Court and that the aid gla
til did, a the m dsy q Mach, Isz3 IL hsz
NUT snsver The ~ pslities hDs4 ky ~ ~
plaistia On or hefore the l2th day Il Nay. A. d.
ls.S the sid petitioo vil b tskea tTus, -
Q jsdgnsos a tie h.lIsVing nasass rsDAessa e.
eordiagiy. That the boads Of naarDoay hsrstolbss
esisaing bsavses the nid peainn1 and a3A dsk -
ant. b sanulled. ses s'ids and veolly ~ ~
and thst the plainuR - dazssA The esss, eusesdy
and contrib Of their MD child, YRank Miller.
MAkY Z MILLER
BY LUCIRs BAHvR. her AnorDsy. msry5-v3t
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MONTHLY STATEMENT
COUNTY TREASURER
LEAYEN v ORTIZ COUNTY.

The following u . statement Of amount OF money
II the hands Of the County Treasurer OF Leaven :.
worth County. Kansas. belonging 70 the specific
funds named, and the amount paid out Of each
during the month Of March, 1873:
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SENATE RA1i.RoAD C0nAIrTEE.

INNATE 8AunBOAD COA III SDs
The Senate of the United States has aP-
pointed q committee to investigate the rail-
roads of the country, and their charges for
transportation, with view to future ies's'.-
ton. This committee Is empowered to sit
all summer, visit all parts Of the country,
and examine Witnesses. This action Is in
the interest of the farmers and merchants OF
the West, Who have 90 long and loudly COM
planned Of excessive charges for freight on
wheat, corn, produce. and merchandise e1-
posed by various railroad companies; and
also of the local Determinations in freights
imposed ty various railroads. The farmers
and merchants of Kansas will consult their
own interests by Immediately preparing sta
tistics and proofs Of the abuses Of which they
complain, TO be laid before the committee.
The committee will hold q eesion in Chr
cago, and it may visit Leavenworth, if 80.
licited by the farmers and merchants Of this
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NV ADtliK1Isunun
Auditors Report.

LEAvESweRTH, Eas-, April sth, 1873.
The following allowances Of claigs, Aed In the
Auditers moe during March. 1873, have been
made to dats.
ALLOWANCES:
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Thomas Clarnssn, the Flrss Eseusy Of
Slavery,
1 NIL A~o in AM;

Slavery,
Bohert Dale Owen in April Atlan,ie.I
Clarksou, then ftty.ive years old, had
written, thirty years before when seniol
bachelor in 81. Johns College, Cambridee),
a successful essay on the question, ''Is In.
voluntary Slavery Justi6abie?" That essay
determined the entire course of his life. He
spent twenty years in gathering, arranging
and disseminating the sickening array Of
fats that marked the character of the slave
trade.
He told I,e that, during the early portion
of that period. there were many days during
which he collected evidence 90 replets with
horrors and atrocities that be returned home
in the evening with . burning sensation in
his head which rendered sleep impossible,
until be had applied, for houn, bandages
soaked ia the coolest water. to his forehead
and temples. 40 Is to allsy the fever Of the
brain.
Eu, what chiefly lives 10 my recollection
is the graphic ACCOUNT he gave me OF IN in
tervieW which, after several yeas thus spent,
he obtained, through the influence of Will
berforce, with William Pitt, then Prime
Minister.
With the dircc,nea Of master-mind that
great man plunged into the subject at once.
II know that you have bestoved much study
on this matter, Mr.. Clarkson," he said. "but
wan: details. Can you give them?"
"Yes, il you will allow your secretary to
bring in aome books which I left in the ante
chamber"
Four or Eve ponderous folios, labeled re-
speciively, day book, journal and ledger,
we're produced. PHI mentioned the name
Of some vell-known SLAYER (the ahip Brooks.
| think ii vas), and asked: "Do you know
ANYTHING about her?'
eyes: do YOU wish to see an account Of
her Ia, yoyaee?"
Pit asserting, Clarkson, after referring
to the index Of one Of his JOURNAL. labeled
'slave Voyage" handsd The volume, open
At the narrative demanded, to the minister,
Who rad il With the closest attention then
asked, ssDo you know the names Of the
officers and saiIoss who we're shipped for this
vov.oen
"Hsre thew are" openin3 one of the
led,eo. a; = p..e headed "The Ship
Rcr,k.."
"Ah did Ven take the testimony of any
ofthese sailors r
81 d;d. of This one. /" poiutinx to BIZ. name
".nd here il H." opening the ledger n
another paee. headed With the man's name
Pin rad his testimony from the first vesd
to The lat. .Any other ?" he then asked.
Clarkson gave him three or four more TO
read. which he perused With the sane care,
then added, The surgeon, did you examine
him p
"fIere il his testimony"
he did %. "An important wines TIA. Mr..
Cl,rksnn. Can you tell where he i. TO be
foundY''
"Just At present he 10 At eea but the
Brooks will be 10 during the summer, and
then his address vill be-" giving it.
s'Can the sailor Witnesses lie procured il
"Ne1s summer they can earily be found"
And C'artsoa, having copied rom a ledger
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the STATE OF KANSAS, J.
LkAVRDW0srn COUNTY.

IsA1.." e Csus1I. $.
In tie Probsfs Cart u and fos said County.
II IL .ssisr Of IL ssssss Il WILLIS Cecil. d.
eenoed.
NOTICE d hereby given list lestsn e aaninis-
~ trst,sa have b es gsaassd 70 ths ua1ersigDsd
On the ssasse % william Goeld, late - sud eesn-
n - Chupty ed ofats ak6eaai6, dooRa IL 7th
dss Of March, A. D. 1873. Nov. all Psssoas Asv.
iss elaiosselinA ths said estate. ars hsseby neai
- IL tASy NOD prsssos ths - - ua4eS-
esGDs6 ~ sIio0n,eo 0isAln 80 ysas frgo TIE da
Il saia issssss, - tAsy ny - DrselaAs1 hso the
hsasAs - saea e1ats. 81 sAas u sneh easios b
~ -. ~ - - A6svR hassu6-
! : nAvJD 2. HAe2lD, AAD1D6lsssse
e ~ go q VN1nD 0onAA, Dseaa1
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COSTA STATE 3, q s.. EAssas; ,-
In IL DssGsss Cs.rs a ~ Pirss Jseisl District
vsssh eeanty II ~ 0eses.
IL Msssspsltaa Building asll
laaA As'seiasis.. Piaista.
yeGssssa RAttsa Cd Elisabeth
u. Rastsa. Ais Vii. Dsls.a-J
DuDLlc .elies b hassy sivsa. tAas u.aer nd
I - vi.s.s q ths tsascos ss.As..d !. The
js6ssos = = 1,rsresa - 1elivsssa. is..sA eat
ssaasy - ~ ssasa yin -
11v~sy. ds Ii day Of Nay. A. d. 1873.
A. II e'easeA :. q - Day.
elLaass.vsssA, 1. - ess,sy - s..As s1ss,..S.
49,. 49, ~ Z. - !: - 50. - 4. s,,...:s
j. & es.ssy sfis.,ss:ss1 "a 80 e TO-.
NSl. Il lss1 ssaSG ssss. an. u bay's s.hAs.
viaaeo - H. Csy e LAae0vossA, - encsAee4
= ~ 20 e - s.haiviace e s:eesa = ~ e.
go Dsopssty b - ssla . esooanAsa By the
said ssseiil szAesstsa s.a In Pssssaaes Il aid
THOMAS LEONARD.
/ sheriff
Sheriff oaes. Ls.,s.wsssA City. N.'.h sssI. A.
y. ISIS.
H. Il Hs.xAs. Attorney iss Pial.tiG.
6kerlG,o sale.
s9 CAFE, Of :, k k..s.s: j.
In the District Court Of the Flint Judicial District
Of ths STATE Of Kansas sitting In and for ksvee-
worth County In mid State.
German saving B,nh, Plaintid,
~
M.di.oo Min. and lafayette Case No. =. SIS.
Mill, Delosdanta.
il and BY virtue Of the judgment rendered In the
shove entitIed action and BY the abOvs named
court, and Of an execution to me directed and
delivered, I viii on Saturday, the 4Sth
day Of April, A. d. IS73, ct o clock p. n. Of
saia day, ct ths Court 00ass door 10 tho city Of
LAaveawoath, In the county and eeats afOsssaid,
o0is at public als and ssll 10 the highest bides
or eask In had, The islloviag described trset
q lasd sitsase. lyi.a and hsi.g In tie ess:'y
Erncsioa Dorth end Il fractiosal ssathvese (sV ~
quarter Of ssesion Dumbel ssvsoteea ID tsVnship
number nine %. q rangs number tvssty-sAsee
a. coatai ring twenty seven and ninety Ave enc
handrsdths ca. 81 aera. 0aiA properly levied
upon ed t. - sold - the psopssty u the above
named defendant, Msdisoa NiiA
THON Al LEONARD,
Sheriff Of I savsavosth County, K~asss.
Shsrif once. Leavsavssth City, Ksasas. Assch
FTP. FrzwiLIIAxs. Attorsey for fiainra.
.nar10.VAW
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I:NHAI,


STATE OF KANSAS. I.
CoUxfY OF LEAvKHvonTa.
In the District Court Of the First Jsdic nj pistrcf
Of the STATE a kansas sitting In and fr Leuven.
worth 0unty, In aid Ssate-
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Sheriff. Sale.

Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, l.
County u Leaven worth.
In the Di.tFct Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the state Of Kanns, sittsg In and tOr lSavs.-
worth County, in sAid State.
E. Holman, plaiatih.
". (aso No. 5U90.
4. u. Kimhall, debndant,
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THE STATE OF KANSAS.
LkAyExwosI. C0CsTY.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dis
tiet a the State Of Kassse. sitting In add III
sAid County Of lssvenvorth.
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INNlNEar lSDlAN WAN.

Gen. Sherman il BY NO means sanguine
that an Indian war can be averted during
the coming summer in fact, he is very
much inclined to the opinion that one can
not be averted. Secretary BelknaP is under
stood to entertain . similar view, and his trip
on the bordem Of the Indian country is made
to fully inform himself rs to the actual dan
ger to be encountered and to determine in
what way it can best be handled.
All Trustworthy accounts from the frontier
represent the Anpahoes and Cheyennes -
making preparations for campaign Of de-
termined fighting. The young men Of the
Cheyenne tribe scorn the peace policy and
are restless, impatient and eagerly anxioqP
10 20 on the war-path. The older chiefs who
have visited Washington. and on the route
noted the extent Of the white population,
have advised peace in the councils, but the
impulsive young warriors Of the lodges will
NOT listen to the "song of the Quaker syreu."
While We believe il to be the duty Of the
Government 10 afford the settlers on
the frontier every protection from savage in
cursion, and to punish marauding Indians
severely, We are cons,rained to acknowledge
that the Indian has Gauss to ieel grievously
vroneed. 1t Is not expected that the tribes
can appreciate the efforts Of the Government
to care for them, when armies Of white
hunters are permitted to roam through the
richest buffalo region, and slay the bison By
ho1s.nds for the mere profit resulting from
the sale Of the hides. The plain is % thickly
strewn With buffalo carcasses that even the
wolves have been surieited By the abundance
Of meat. It l. estimated that ga. 600 hide
have been shipped from the region Of coun-
Try imuediaiely around Fod Dodge during
the last six months. and it d safe to ny that
Tie meat from go. 900 bufaloes furnished
food for beasts OF birds Of prey, or elss vas
permitted to decay. The buffalo bthe In
diane bacon; and 70 save hi bscoa b part
Of his sasage isstinct. To vantonly vasts
L Il 10 him oasxs beH.
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John A. Haldsrnan, plai.til,
Charlie. J. s.::,l, xLyM
Novel. cAeslss ,. ASosA .&tt
-. - vnh.a Cesqsa1;I 49,
Ian, past,srs . Cs,saan,
IA, a H.. Ds;;.1 e Z i s..s as
Andrev d. smith. ChAslss =
L. Caldwell, kicAsrd c. al
Gray. and D.viA q. smith; Case No. as5s
Adams. y. 9: HuSisy. ssd 4
h 4 s:s.s Adj: l: cs. e. !.
John Cnv1bsa 90 Guss,v1
Cr..tosd O. alse J. Hics
and W I ~; pazs1us0
LsAveovesth. and Henry C.
fr.ns and Jane P.ss. his
viz, delbndAnta.
DUBLIC NOTICE ID heseSy sive, that under
l. and BY vi,tus q special execssi0a .s Dr.
recsed and delivered; i.eed oas o. shs Dts,ries
Kansas, sitting In and fsr LsassavestA county, n
above entitled ses.s., vni. e Nosdsy. he Ia
"a day. :. u C:.T Hos. d.. 10 H. city =
Leavsavorth. In the county aeA eeats albss4tl,
Offer at public eale and I'll to the highest hiA6sR.
land situate, EisG and beiss IN The eesasy q
leaveavosth, sd Sesas e Esnsas, namsly: los
nscee. sishs lsl ..A si.s ~ =. ss.sk sa..sr
three (0 loss IN Davis Adiition - IT. City &
Lsasenvor.h, described - iollevs: Drei.lins .
the i.tes,sesics Of ne .seih lie q Hsry sasssa
no degrees IS E. one kssdrsa and 1ins1y ~,
theeee .soath - dsgrss - niautes) vs.s 60 hun.
drsd and forty feet, thsnes seEsh go d<Eso3s
to the sossh lils q ary strsss.. thence sessH a
| deBTees Is 0tnut0) 60 enc hardTRd nd 1bsty
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All Of which il respectfully subnitted.
ED. RUSSELL,
County Auditor.
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to-day since Brutus gave ms friend JuIlus
Cesar a poke under the 9Th rib"
Everybody does not read the Papsrs. A
buyer from . Western town entered one OF
our Wholesale establishments on the Dist,
add the salesman in attendance, by way Of
starting conversation, remarked:
"Well, Foster and McElhany have gone
up"
GYou don't say 20 y said the provincial
With a wise look. "Failed or Suspended"
''Su.pended," responded the clerk. taking
In the situstion.
"What forced 'em TO that?" asked the
other.
"The sheriff put in an execution" was
the dry respon-e.
"A6, vell," said Rural. wisely waceing
his bead. "there'il he q lot more Of you
iellers going the came way il you don't look
out"
"Thsts 90" s,id the salesman, "but
think ve will hang together for the preseni.
Here is q lot of spring styles I want to sbos
you." And he led his cnstomer further into
The store and gave his fellow an opportunity
to upcork = general grin.-BostOn Co~"er-
eidl Bulletin.
An occupation pursued in various parts
Of Texa.. and particularly in that State. is the
trade generally known as 'cattIe skinning."
A number Of daring and not over scruPulous
fellows will band together and sconr the
country at all hoars. for the purpose Of
'tskinning" any luckles bovine that may be
found out Of sight Of ID owner. The cattle are
driven into the bush or . ravine, shot down
and hastily deprived Of their .kia, and the
carcapes left for the wolves and buzzards.
This has become real science in Texas,
and many are making money At the bosi-
ses. The hide Of good sseer will bring
S, and . il i all clear money it is bound
10 nay. Efforts are beiog Constantly made
10 catch theee ''skinnisss." bot they are 20
sharp that hey always elude captore. This
|. branch Of The oaftle trade With which
he people Of olher States are not eeoesally
soqaainted, bot, - the old man aid 10 his
soe, sit shows What energy and persevef-
ance can accomplish"
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Thursday. tie lx day Of My. A. ID. 1873,
THOMAS LEONARD

Sheriff OAcs, Lsavsnvosth City. March 18th.
4. d. 1879.
L @. Bosxus. Atsor,sy Sbs Piaiata.
mnY25-AU
The New York herald., 1873-10-09

PULVER In the 12d year OF ner age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral at her late residence, on Sat
urday October IL, at two O'Clock 7. M.
RIcHARDsoN.-On Tuesday, october 7, ALBERT A.,
only son OF Charlotte N. Richardson, OF Burnt
Hills, Saratoga county. n. \
The relatives and friends OF the family are in
vited to attend the funeral. on Friday, october TO-
1873 at O'Clock p. NJ, at the Methodist Episco-
pal church, Pifty-third street near Eighth avenue
October I, Is7a CARoLINE NJ, wife OF Alex. Il
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the mneral services at ST. Luke's church,
Clinton avenue, Brooklyn, on Thursday, at halt.
pss sSxsos-on wednesday october 8, Colonel MAR
Relatives and friends areInvited to attend tho fu
neral, from his late residence, No. 100 West Twen-
tyrst street. on Friday lola inst, at nine O'Clock
~ sTrvEss.-on Tuesday October 7, at Hoboken.
n. j., JAMES ALEXANDER STEVENS, in the saith year
Tne Relatives and friends OF the family are In
vited to attend the unera from st. Paul's church.
Hudson street, between Eighth and ninth Hobo
O'Clock.
TrTUs.-At Bellfort l.. L., on Monday, October g.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral, from his
late residence. on Thursday October 9, at two r. NJ
Train leaves Roosevelt street Jerry for south Side
Railroad &C ten minutes past eight A. M.
ToBN.--on Tuesday, october !, CECILIA, the be-
loved wife. OF George Tobn, aged 40 years, IL
The relatives and friends Of the family are re.
spectmlly invited to attend the funeral, from her
late residence, NO. So Watts street, on Friday, the
10th inst, at one O'Clock
san Francisco, Cal, papers please copy.
TowNsEsD=At Hampstead, L. /, on saturday.
October 4, Mrs. HARRIET W., widow OF John K
Townsend, in the o6th year OF her age.
Funeral from her her late residence, on Thursday.
wILLERuP.-ln Copenhagen. Denmark, on rues.
| day, September To- alter long illness, Captain r.
] @. J. WiLLsRUr. aged Ayears.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Oct 8. 1873.
l2ae Net receipts, sA 6ales sass $50 stock oa
Cotton nrm and in fair demand mddiings, isSc. a
lse i9w middllings 7c i7Ae. strict good ordi-
Sales, i,stn. Stock, 29.lss.
Cotton firm; mddlings, l7,sc. low middngs, i5l,c
Net receipts 2so bales Exports coastwse, ia5 Sales
800 stock, lO,l2
Cotton Arm miidlings l7c Net receipts, s,6i7 bales
CHARLESTON, Oct s. 1873.
e sea get sood orn % @ net rec 9w s aSs Sas
gross, lsi Exports coastwise l,asa Sales, 20 STOCK
ronr steady. .,e. :, % osvseo. ns n Oct @ 5 ls1a
SO double sSI1s wheat quiet salsso
ss @ Hsns4a Ssa ss 8
oSe ars TSass Corn 8 tSr bos
Ana q y Sw sss rs
ire,shss.BarIsy, &C. Ysrki5s % Albany and iss
to New YORK Raroaa s Io'PR 70 @
and Boston & e9c 70 New York. Doc soc TO Albany, i2c
barley, l,2siOoo of lumber. shipments-LSOO bbs
-four r. 800 so bushels wheat 1000 do corn, $500 do barley
BUFFALO. Oct g. 1873
Flour, szs3 bbs wheat Y 40 bushes corn, l5s5.o do
Ss dS 5ases GG CORY ry' aS Do oa
e as5 do Ea + M Mexport;nwaess 1901 5usheIs corn Y oj
fs $ %.a S % sS e's &
ss se d sspsay E dp and n
u.s. GhsasS % S and gaS Ss 81 s 10 ~ O. bushels 20 West
oats at 45c Balance unchanged.
TOLEDO, Oct & 1873
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat dull sales OF amber
Michigan seller November, ~ ts,s; No. red, 81 ss<
Corn dull; sales OF high mixed, cash. at 4ssc.; low
mixed, cash, 464c seller November 5Itsc 0ais-Eo
dull at i2c No 4c Freighs more actlve; 10 Buffalo,
34c &c. Receips-20O0 bbls -four. 100 bushels wheat
Il,JC0 and 300 do oats shipmcnis-l0O BUSH
els wheat and 2y,JU do, corn
CHICAGO, Oct g, 1s73
Flour nrm and in fair demand Tor good shipping
grades; sales OF extra spring 81 30 III Wheat ac
i've and higher Tor cash quiet out nrn for fotures
sales OF No. spring 81 II 81 llh North cstern,
81 ~ 81 3; No aspiring, 81 os. cash; 81 0e Novem.
Der; No do u sh re,eced 9Jsc. Corn quiet and
selected. sc s7sc. oats irm and in tar demand al
35zc for No. cash; rejected nominal. IRye steady At
Csc for No Barley active and higher al 81 80 81 81
for No fall 81 IL 81 Is for No spring Pork quiet
and easier FOR cash at $lt S7s steady futures
sls 10 December ;Iard In fair demand hc. lower sales
at 1<c. cash and January. Bacon and bukmeats quiet
and unchanged; nothing doing whskey steady at
921c 9sc Frcights in air demand but at lower
ceipts-70co bbls -four li5oo bushels wheat iOOo do
corn, 5000 do oats 1000 do. rye and 900 do barley
shipmens-I000O bbs four, 365,0O bushels wheat
395 do corn, 5000 do. oats, 3 do rye and 32 900 do
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THE BANKS.
Resumption OF Legal Tender Payments
What Financiers Say About 1t.

The downtown banks virtually resumed pay
ment OF greenbacks yesterday-a novelty which
has not been seen for something over two weeks.
The step was mainly taken In consequence Of the
nattering exhibit OF legal tenders made at the
Clearing House yesterday morning. Mr.. Camp
the manager Of the Clearing Housa, said that since
the issue OF the loan certificates there has not been
seen SO many greenbacks as were seen in the
morning when the clearances were made. One Of
the Wall street bank presidents who was seen by
HERALD reporter on the subject, said that ne
thought greenbacks had now become sufficiently
numerous to allow OF such q course being taken
without danger. In case, however, the pressure
became too great the banks would no douut fall
the past two weeks as measure OF safety. There
seemed TO be no reason, he said, why the payment
OF legal tenders should not go on instead OF the
system OF payment OF certified checks which had
prevailed OF late Trade was prosperous; the pro-
duce men were paying Tor and receiving larger
quantities OF grain than had been received at any
time before. The shipments OF grain from the West
had been fully 1000, 900 bushels more during the
past week than during any week In the
history OF the country. All this had been paid for
In legal tender TO the farmers OF the West, while
the shipment OF grain 10 Europe during one week
had been over two million bushels. With such
commercial prosperity 10 was hard to understand
Trade, he thought, was falling into It's old and nat
ural channels, and this assured the prosperity OF
the nation and dealt the death blow to any further
panic. There appeared to be none OF the suffering
In mercantile circles which had been so much
talked about and as far as his bank was concerned
there was no particular avidity TO secure green
backs, not by any means such as there was during
The New York herald., 1873-10-09
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LoSpos MONEY MArxKr-Lospos. Oct. s-i2 30 r. M
a sas. United states nvetwenty bonds 1905 Old, a.5.
new nvcs 9lX Erie Railway shares, $0x. 2y r. M
The rate Of discount In the open market for three months
bills 7l6 per cent or a6per cent below the Bank Of
England rate: Erie Railway shares, Hh. y. M.-Erie
Railway shares ny = M-The amount o. bullion
ll2O0Oo Erie Railway shares as. 5P M-united states
hye twenty bonds lso5s. old, g6ts is6I's %3
PARIS BouRsg.-LosDor, Oct 6-2iU p. Paris de-
spatches quote rentes at 5 zoe. p. M-Icntss aSi.
l0c. r. M.-RenteS 53t sc.
hve-twcnty bonds s6z for the issue Of l5o3 - !
LIVERPOOL Cor1oE hARKET.- LIVERPOOL, Oct 6-2-U y.
M.-Cotton TO- arrive, steady; no transactions r. M
Cotton opened with an upward tendency; mddling up
including 0oo tor speculation and export
Up MSao OF uplands the basis of good ordinary
shipped October and November az sgd; doy shipped
November and December, 81 8Hd. $50 r M.-Oi the
uolaudA on The bash Of good ordinary, shipped Nov
The New York herald., 1873-10-09
CLOSING pRICEs-3 O'CLOCK P. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Easier-Flour Steady-Whcat
Firmer-COrn Dull and Lower-Oats
Firmcr-Pork Nominni-Lard Easier
Groceries Quiet and Unchanged-Pe-
troIeum Quiet and Steady-Naval
stores Cnchangcd-Nhiskey Lower.