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HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY October I =. ISIS, at O'Clock D. n
same place. b. order Of the Trustee
octll -eoSds Ell. SWEET, Auct.
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HTHE ABovk SALE Is FURTHER POST.
PoNkD until SATURDAY, November 4, iS3,
A. L. BARBER, Trustee.
oc'2t.eo&ds lRep.l = J. SWEET, Aact.
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10y GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID ste

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY Ar AUCTION.
- By virtue of a deed of trust dated Juna LAT
ia2, and record 4 in Liber 6Sl, folio 40, OF the,
- land records Of Washington county, District OF
columbia, We will sell at public auction n front of
me premises, on MONDAY, November I'd, 1873 at
O'Clock IN all that piece parcel of ground / n
Washington City, District of Columbia, known and
dtsfTibed as lot number Co. Of L; Ohapmsns SUBJ
Terms OF sale: $4,000 with 10 per cent interest
from June LIST 1873, together with the expenses OF
his sal' In cash balance at and IL months secured
by notes bearing interest. and deed of trust on the
properly $50 down when the property Is struck
on. Ounveyanctng at purchasers cost II the terms
erenot complied with within seven days from the
DAY OF sale, the trustees the right r~se
the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser.
E pRfI q BRAhD ,RSr; gH; Trustees.
octz4 dtds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY

on sTBEET, BETwEEN I3rH AND I4rH
STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING No. 1871
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, November 4,
n la3, at 4 O'Clock, in front Of the premises, We
shall sell part OF Lot 8, in Square 49, fronting 81
feet inches on stseet, and running bsck lis feet
Sl inches to a 80 feet alley, improved BY three
pressed brick front residence containing about
Il rooms, with all the modern improvements, aud
being the late residence of Mrs. II. R. Schoolcraft
The locality Of this property demands the attention
Of pitasts " no desire TO make safe Investment
A deposit Of $500 will be required at time of sale
Convey ancng and all transfers the expense Of the
purchaser. Terms at sale.
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AUCTION SALES.
TUrURg DAYs,
RY LATIMER q OLEARY,
- Real Estate Brokpr- a.,d A notion

RY LATIMER q ULEARr,
Real E-tste Brokers sud A acsloneer,
' ss.l oScs is: uiisiss .'d '''A ''r'''
TRUsrKEs SALE OF raRsE 30 VALUABLE
S&ttk kSP pSa SSRrH Is AssFst osfflr 81
Il Is.h, isi, aud duly recorded 10 iiber 10 sss,
.SS 81. =. snS ssoo ssa %
rs2uest o. party secarei thereof viii SELL ct pub
Sdsss 5Shs 4 e ss'
O'Clock m, all thai iot Of gr.und situate aud
fpo-n .. al y Ss namser.a :sTeu,.ss enc n
square numbered nine hundred aud sixty, (ssO, }
depth q % feet iss inches. e. an alley 81 Zee, "a.
t9sstssr With the i'm groysms1t. thereon: Thi. loi
ches BY Loo feet los inches, and will be cola pa
Terms Of sale. one.third cash. Of which ss on
each lot must be paid down on day OF sale; balance
Which the notes Of the purchaser viii B. tsara sr
ing interest q the rate Of PR cent annun in
bS asd q ON psoSsTg ss g be :s
snoins and recoriins st purchasers II terms
the the right to resell !. rsr .Sd
cost OF defautipE surShs aI, or ynres .ssrs.
sepisdsds LArIMER ILEARY, A1Sts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, Octobrr6' 1873, ssme boGr aud place
octsd HFS.r OF 'h Ia iiii' oLxARr Aue,,
gIHE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST.
PuNkD. IN Concordance of the rain, until FRI
DAY, October 24th, 1873, same hour and cisce
LATIMER OLEARY,
ocN Zsw60cfzZ3S2i AuctiOnvers
%IN CONSEQUENCE OF Tue PURCHASES
having failed TO comply with the ms q sale, the
sh,'Ne sale IL Postponed until WEDNEsD ~, Oct
29th, 1873, same hour and place.
BY order Of ths Trustee
oct2o dads LArIMER & OLEARY, Aucts.
a9-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until MONDAY, Nav' M Der 81, sane hour
and place b. order 4 the Trustee
oct3OF LATIMER CLEARLY. Aucts
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DY LATIMER q OLEARY,
Id Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and 18th street,
Star once Building.
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AUCTION SALES
rHIs AFrKRNOON,
RYE SWEET,
Ne. sII m street, eppssite o. 8. Pc.s once

ID Reel E.see sreser ssd Auesiepe.r,
Ne. oil nh street, opposite q. .. Pcst once.
TRIsTEEs SALE OF A yALUABL- rsAor
OF LAND, CONTAINING ABvUr siaa.
Tk kss A Sscxs Ps.ss ,i PAST es Tso
S aSp yh9 nm .n SLaA,AsT e. IN cIss
eF wAsHINGroH o. q. oii
- ny virtue Of . deed o. trust 70 ms, dated MY
y, A. D. 1873, ard duly recorded in Lib-r no.
sIE, folio 10, QUE Of the land records for the
pstric, q Columbia, and by direction Of the party
tom ed The rs ., :s. OsS fs5 ;s -
~ q O'Clock m those certain pisces aud lots
OF .nd oeinR paris Of two tract, Piain Dealing"
an" Mount Pleasant" being the same which we're
conveyed By and de.cribed In . certain DECD q
Gillst, Is eSscut"r., 70 nalyi.a =. b Stevens b.
deed dated October a A. b. $50, the said pieces
parcels OF hed, containing about eighfesn acres Of
land, more or lese, and o~tng the came which
to selah B. Hobbie BY certain deed recorded
N NJ, tistr eo. q. folio lts, so., and also 70
Lieer No. e4, folio ITO, kc., and also conveyed By
said parties Of she nret part 20 Daniel L. uston,
trustee, BY deed dAtsd LIST day Of June, A d. lSs
recorded in Liber No 66S, folio -, % L. I'D
5eers OF the county Of Warrington, Dstrict Of 90
inmofs, together with the i'm provements thereon
Terms of sale: Five thousand dollars, with inter
ct IT ten f July Il. 1913, and en- penses
81 sale, 10 cash: balance ct six asd twelve months
LOT which the notes OF the haser bearing inter
e. from the day OF sale, and secured BY desd Of
on acceptance Of bid. II the Of sale are not
complied with within seven days after sale, the
property will be resod At the lsk aud cost OF the
tefaulting purchaser. Convey ancing At purchaser.
cost A L. BkRRRR Trusres
seiIsd SWEET, Apss
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Rr W. l.. WALL Co, Auctioneers,
II New Marble Building,
Nos. goo and SO2 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE
- BY virtue OF a deed Of trust dated November
records d the bisrict q oo H nTis vii ii
offer at auction on FRIDAY, the Slst day Of Octo-
Nos s H. ms rs and ali except he West feet feet
Of lot 10, in Gilberts subdivision Of squsre 67s,
including IN ements, consisting OF four substzn
Terms OF sale: onethird OF the purchase money TO
be paid in cash, aud the residue In eQua install
ments, at and Il months respectively with interest
week after sale in default Of which the pTope Tf
viii be resod at the risk aud Cost of the hrst pur
octiS W. L. WALL q 90, Aucts.
1TnE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
FRIDAY the 7th Of November, at the same our
OctSld WI. WALL 8 Co, Auct,
Rr DUNcANsON,DowLISG q CO., A10t's,
- Corner 9Th and streets northwest.
AND Tenth srsEtEfrs S6 1kTTahsS NINTH
sd day Of keFi o 3 and d%iy Fsooraed I'm in
:. ~ ser o. fslio al, seq. of the land records
we viii sell al public suction IN front Of the pTe
Uses, on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of November next,
lying and situate IN the city OF washington, 10 the
District OF Columbia, and being Tote numbered IS,
ments thereon. Each Of these lots is i'm proved BY
small two-story frame house they are located with
r.Tms SIS cash ' on each house, balance
in six and twelve mouths from day II sale, with in
post Of 50 on each house required at tbs time OF
sale. E ERN yEsg W,. MIaL .kSrrr Trustees.
ocisl DUHOANS0N, BOWLING, CO, Ancts.
10y DUNOANsON, BOWLING a CO., Aucts.
- Southeast corner 9Th and D streets northwest
SALE OF ZINE HoUsEHoL, FURNITURE,
"A On FGEs5Af vi M 6E ASSIi November
w commencing q no O'Clock, will sell wiJhin
L. our auction room, Q good collection of h0nse-
] thoh furniture, removed 10 our store. Name
in part
Psrlox Suites, In Rep; Wardrobes,
Walrut Lounges and Chairs,
Rosewood Chamber Set, Mattresses,
Five n. T. Cottage Sets, NJ. T. sb.es, Feathers,
Bureaus, Wsshstsnds, Bedstesds,
Three-py, Ingram, and Tapestry Carpets,
Cock and other Stoves,
Crockery, Glassware, &c f, &c.
This Furniture was bougkt new In the winter, and
has peen used but little,
DUNCAEsoN, BOWLING CO.,
ocf3o fBepI Auctioneers
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HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED uuti
SATURDAY, October IL, ISIS, at 4 o'cl ok n m
same place. By order Of the Trustee
sepSo-eo&ds Rep Il. J. SN IT :, Auct
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INa,- IkAAE BGiLDINa, &C., AZ xUo.

RY,DUNCANSON, DOwLING 4 CO., Auots.
| u tsouthssst corner 9Th and streets north west
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H1 On MONDAY, November 3, 1873, at 10
hWD O'Clock a, m. and continue until the whole
Nilu are disposed Of, com prIsrng entire stock
INV wv consisting OF the following articles: Guipure
Lsces, genuine Thread Laces, genuine va
lenciennes Lace, Couryoisier's Seamless, and all
sizes OF Children Kid Gloves, Sash and Bonnet
Ribbons Corsets, Velvet Ribbons OF all colors full
line Of Fringes and Trimmings, Handkerchiefs,
Baton hole Twist, Silk Scsrfs finest line of Bal.
briRan Hose in the city, Fans and Parssois Flowers
and Feathers, Swiss Nsnsook and Bishop Lawn,
Towels and n spkins, and numerous other go IDS
Ten thousand yards OF Hamburg Edging q oecialty
~Any ofthe above articles can be bought at pri-
waite sale at auction rates. The trade is invited
Terms cash.
octN-6t' 8. sAMSTAG & CO, Aucts.
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K~ .. n. wARxEs
ne. Tss Ia .srs rect ses.ess N / Z 90.
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QY DUNOANsON, BOWLING 4 90, Aucts
u corner Nh and d streets northwest

DUNCANsON, BOWLING & CO,
Orf2I- ID IN
The New York herald., 1873-10-28

NO Miwaukee club At 81 g. Corn quiet; sales two
oansds at :! IS Corn 81 a boed and
s sws msanss sss ss
freigbts lower-wheat &c barley re 10 New YORK:
@ssralsy e as s1c to Albany and Phlsdsphia; lumber
York 60c to Albany &c Receipis-7O6 900 wheat
est az ionn SmS 1900 Dc barley 600 Do peas lsis 900
bushels wheat $500 Do bsaey sSOo Ges ees Of nGu1 inmbe %
Grain in storewheat lsssl bushels corn s IA als do
oats l96 $50 do barley 3sl5 do. rye l0li DO peas
so DO: barley malt 70d DO. Lake and rain Imports for
37ss busnes; corn, 2Ss 700 do os.s 27oo do barley
26s75 do Rail expors-Wheat a 400 bushels; corn SUI
DO oats q 7o0 DO barley, 200 do Canal shipments
do oats, II 60i do Canal freights~Wheat, Sc corn
ll4c oats ne The grain market is dull and unsettled
WheatNothing doing Corn dull; sales Of 5000 bushels
In car lots, at Aoc. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO. Oct n, 1873.
Flour quiet and unchanged sales Of extra spring at IS
o. Wheat quiet weak and lower; sales Of No lsprng
81 81 o. Tor regular; 81 % 81 09x for Northwestern;
d. 3 os cash 4 fOS % EesSss S o6 o. %
ssc rejected. &c Corn opened arm but closed dull
and lower; No mixed sold at SIC. SIZE cash. closing
lover Al sSc for No cash Or S9yembsr; Isessd sss
Barley hrm and in demand ct 81 S3 81 81 for No
0r No. pE9s sa s Old Be-
:s~ssI ' sssS ass ss's $s:;
SsssSb ham: ace1ns ss ss sssn quiet
i SS 6bls aogr 200 bushels wheat 600 DO corn,
Ssi S5s eS ys sns sasss sG sa.sS d.
corn 900 DO oats 30U0 do rye and 000do barley.
The New York herald., 1873-10-28
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON Mosxr MAnEEr-LoxDox. Oct z-i2:0 p. NJ,
Consols for money, 0S 92h; for the account 92n.
United states hvetwenty bonds 1865 od. s3k ises
quote renies at S7I i7Sc. sO-Erie Railway shares,
ssh 2;;o-Erie & Railway shares s91 6mConsos for
States nyetwenty bonls 1868 old ss1; isS7s, ss1
dispatches quote rentes at 57f SC.
LdyERPooL coIroN MARKxr:-LvERrooL- Oct 2-3 80 r.
Nor the sales to-day goo bales were American.
middng Orleans s4d. eld Sales 1900 bales incud.
ing 1000 for speculation and export Sales uplands
on the basis of gSsd ordinary shipped Nevember and
yembsr e. sal6d do on the basis Of low middlings
basis OF low middngs, deliverable october, at 9sd.
LlvERpooL BREADsrUTrs MARKET. -LIvERPooL, Oct IT
2:3) p M.-The market Is quiet.
LIvERPooL PRovIsIoNs MARKEr.-LIvERPooL. Oct ~
5P M-Lard, 4Os 3D. per cwt Pork, 72s Cd. bb for
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-LrvERPooI, Oct. 27-5 p.
M.Refincd petroleum lbd. per gallon Common rosin,
Is. 3D. per cwt
ng.-Linseed oil, f3l f3l IS. per Spirits turpen-
tine 83s 3D. per cwt p. M-Rehned petroleum, 13s<d.
per gallon. ~
PETROLEUM. MARxEr-ANrwERP Oct N-Petrol cum,
391af for fine pale American.
The New York herald., 1873-10-28
THE CIaARMAKERS' STRIKE.
More Men Discharged-views Of the
Manufacturer.


The strike OF the sixty-nve cigarmakers Of Mora
& Co., No. 90 Water street, continued yesterday,
and the firm are now resolved not to take any OF
the men back, under any circumstances. until the
return OF Mr.. Mora from Havana. member OF
the nrm told 0 HERALD reporter that they would
certainly insist for the future upon the old scale OF
prices, as published yesterday.
Mr. Vega, OF No. 1871 Pearl street, who employs
twenty-five cigarmakers. and Mr.. Sanchez, OF No.
ia Maiden lane, who employs forty said they
would not discharge any OF their men. Mr.. Sanchez
said he was asked by Mora a Go. to join them In
reducing the prices, but he refused 70 nsten 70
Mr. Mr.. FENDER Of Losano, Pender Co., OF No. oe
Maiden lane, who employs forty-two men, SAID
tbev might discharge some OF their men on Satur-
day n business should still continue to be dull.
Mr. A. Llerena, OF Llerena Il Co., No. los Maiden
lane, who employ Twenty-Five cigarmakers, said
they would not reduce the wages, but propose to
their men on saturday next that they make less
cgars-l2 600 instead OF O00at the old rates, so
as not to be compelled to discharge any or them
The cigarmakers ought TO agree voluntarily to re.
turn to the old rates lest the trade be crippled By
the present exorbitant wages.
Z. +. Romay r. @. Saavedra, OF No. SO Wall street,
trade being SO duh. They said that they would
ask their men on Saturday next to return to the
ia Protectura Unionn has resolved to pay the
married men who are out OF work $40 week and
the single men 81 week. The Union will hold
another meeting in Military Hall on Saturday
evening There are about 100 out OF the 600 Cupans
in the business out OF work. Some Of them Will
undoubtedly be sent to New Orleans and Key West
by the Union.
The New York herald., 1873-10-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct q, 1873
Cotton duh and nominal good ordinary, l34c.; ordi-
nary. 4c. Net receipts 2l2 bales Exports coastwse,
LIZA Sales, 80 Stock 14,1s9.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct p, 1873
Cotton-Demand fair and irregular middlings l6,sc !;
low middlings 1886: good ordinary, l5c Net re-
ain 445; Contnent asf5 coastwise, l264 Sales, 2o0
Stock, 493la -
MOBILE Oct. q, 1871
Cotton nominal middlings l5Hc low middlngs, ltsc
Exports coastwise $50. Sales, 100 stock, 2l6SS.
SAVANNAH, Oct "a, 1873
Cotton quet middIings I5c. Net receipts G25S bales
Exports coastwise 7%6. Sales, 2,726. Stock, 4S6b
CHARLESTON, Oct q, 1873
middlings. .M?sc. good ordinary, lsAc. a nc. Net
resspts aS.S bales gross 4s76 Exports eoastwise,
WILMINGTON N O., Oct ~ 1873.
at 2 IS for strained 81 rs Tor No as or low pale Ss
for pale and - % for extra pale. Crude turpentine un
changed. Tar-No sales
~ b oswEeo, Oct q, 1873.
Flour steady; sales 800 bbls;. at " 70 for No
70 for double extra Wheat auiet sales loo bushels
The New York herald., 1873-10-28

wheat was dull @ but prices were unchanged The sales
chicago s @ @sSIns u * iaiI l. sds
:i T. s
ss @ l s 0 % ys5SS 5
:S oss ss s M ss e @ I
iS sacy as
s 81 % r car lots
THEca1s.There . her has been very nttis business con
ssa9s II shsa II
S Rs
Hd slsd 20 hnds taow Il 4os The nominal rate tor
rshn was isd lsd To London by steam oo g ooo
Gbrsssf id hsa
$ o a Sa
Ths snDTsSs - Dss5
ss ssnh q % % sas f sls 5
e asa ~ 9 IL ps e
ia Z. pqSs
cargo;, an American bark. sas TONS to Porto Rico,
sslsS Sb
si 1as tSe @ iSa
s osrs % asyrs yish cotton at slsd
more S Iss. nominal Or invoice lot. We quote
ssysd, sss sici DO %useoysde. refining, &c . Sc;
English En- Isl EsSa Sc c ss' New rSstS Srsan Rss %
NAVAL sroRls-The market for spirits Of turpentine
ID Sss.d :as Ell iSsGs lSss y
SE;s sSss s!S;ss $ ssf s,:Ss
Tar Tar and pitch were neglected and nominal No sales
PEraoIEus-on' 'change to-day the market was dull
for all but prices were not uSStsb
month"; Ice for rs 8aif o. Sovember 9r as hal.
Of do and islc December delivery crude II bulk,
M sasnSs
"a Isss's ss 81 !s: h. Sss%
ISH; Petroleum Centre, 81 20 IS; Psiksr'ss 81
ssS.s @ sd 2 ss s sss y
for % sse Ggs but psss wess
SSI:; SSI; n }SSsins = 81 81 a S:scs
with transsstions M eonensa to unimPSrtant iOe6is
ssa ssTs iass ss s sss IL IS ss.:
sesd
eassS S
o. s1sqss sp
l9oo9lps Of picked bellies lsbs Albs average,
ss Sa ssa ssd sse.
en- ssSs, s,s ssress q chocs the spot at
prime city, at TIC.
RIcE.-fhe market was quiet and prices unchanged.
We heard Of sales of:-25 tierces Of Carolina at Sc;
Rangoon, at SIC. q SIC.
SUGAR-The market for raw sugar was dull and weak.
bat prices quotably changed We have only TO
report sale Of 20 hhds of Port? Rice private terms
AS gsc.; or "A's,n g92c. extra "C" st4c. exc;
raw as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inferior 70 common,
Sac fair to good fair, nc. 7zc good to prime
7tsc. SIC. S<c.; centrifugal hhds and boxes,sc.
mfIasses hhdS and boxes SSs Telado C.
7sc do 10 to II 7tc ssc.; do, Is 70 Is SIC. asc
white, g,1c. lohc. Porto Rico-Refning, common to
grme oae; a SIC grocery tair 70 choice, Sc. sac
Dutch standard Nos. 10 to ~ nc. q SIC Ianiia-Su
perior and extra SUPERIOR 6kc. axe.
SrKARINK continued dull and nominal No sales were
reported.
fALLow quiet and easy Sales Of 50 hhds Of prime
city at 7sc S uerces and no bbs Of Western at 7sc:
WHrsKKY.-Recepts l,36S bhls The market wfs de-
cidsdy lower owing 70 heavy receipts. The sales foot
The New York herald., 1873-10-28
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BRIEsEN -GoEPEL--In Brooklyn, on Wednesday,
October %, at the residence Of DR.. Palnedo, bx
Judge Semmler, OF same place. ARTHUR Won BRIE-
SEN to ANNA, daughter OF Karl Goepel, Esq, OF
Stuttgart, Germany No cards.
BRowN-BLANKMAN.--On Saturday evening, Oc-
tober Is, 1873, by the Rev. Charles H. Payson
J. WOODWARD BROWN to MADELEINE BLANKMAN
youngest daughter OF the late George A. Blankman,
Of Philadelphia. No cards.
Philadelphia Ledger please copy.
The New York herald., 1873-10-28

Included in the above are 80 bales to arrive For
IS foliows-satardsy evening, @ alter one ociock~oc
90 :! SiSo iSO bessmSsT. soS At . rs
ass Sserqs5s ToaaS eS us s. q
1cte5sr Ivy at iaIc November lioo at 10 l6c 1o a.
At IA 100 at igs2c. 800 at llsc; Deeember LOCO
se % % a g. e sSS s at 2 e 10 SS al t'1 Y ss
H. ss.ss q s 4 aas s. o. q :! !;
january is 7l6c zoo At is Side loo at iS,Sc At
10 Sl6c 2oo at 100 at 10 li6c 500 at l5c, i00 At
i zIss ss S :, ~ y Aise S
bales TO ss. bales st ne feceP;s
La: bales New Orleans 0is Mobile, 1871 savannah.
62sS; Chareston 4S0; Wilmington, li6; Norfolk s6S3
1888 80 'A'' "''A' -'-- --'' 10y 'As' 'e'''
CoTrxK-The market remained quiet for all descrip-
0nS 5ut prices wsre not aaosey e1anged rr9m the
ex Wnnered, private terms We quote RIO ordinary
oT o so Gold pef S . dsgs crea renEs
snsssrs ?as Ssyon s.'ss asS
M & lIgyeasTs ys sc fSaa RiSn RSis%aiSs @ ss ss
Rica zoe. axe. Mexican, i91sc. 2OjSc; SavaniIla,
l9ac. 2l1sc.; Curacao. l91ac. a2lc.
bushels CORN oats ao barley
u, 800 do The -four market was dull but prices were
nominally the same The sales since last report In
al IL e 1 s q nss ysn Mas
$sSsa ssi0iSf Western ss IS s. 10 for jersey, and
The New York herald., 1873-10-28
THH UTICA CHEESE MARKET.

UTICA, Oct q, 1873
The cheese market dull again to-day The offerings
were about 5000 boxes, OF which only about loo were
sold AZ i3c lc more sold at the lower figure than at
ne higher making the average about lsxc At Little
little cheese. number OF factories sold at lc lac.
The New York herald., 1873-10-28
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Lower-F1our Unc angcd-Wheat
Steady - Corn Firmer = Oats Lower
Pork Steadicr - Lard Unchanged -
Groceries Duh-Freights Firm-Petro-
lcum Northumberland stores Firmcr-
Whiskcy Lower.
MONDAY. Oct. 27-6 p. M.
The markets ruled very quiet to-day as general
thing, and values tended toward lower basis for
many descriptions Of merchandise. Business at
the Produce Exchange was light-the movement
In grain being retarded by the scarcity OF freight
room and the consequent high rates current.
There was something done In wheat for forward
The New York herald., 1873-10-28
MUM and trade dollars loK IL per cent. Green
backs are nominally x u per cent premium.
nI GFnM THE GOLD MARKET. A &

MUM ana trade dollars l0K IL per cent. Green
backs are nominally K u per cent premium.
rJ qvcN THE GOLD MARKET. a
Gold was heavy and declined from 1osx, the
opening price, to l0sH at the close. The rates
paid for carrying to-day were o. Q, T. l-l6 and 1-a2
per cent, the nnal rate being 1882 per cent. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank to-day were
as folows:-
Gold balances. 81, 094 400
cross ciearances. N.99S. 600
Thirty-two thousand pounds were received by
English steamers to-day
. THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The latest cabiegrams bring the following quota
tions s:-Consols for money, 92H 92x; consols for
account, 92S q 927<; United States 1ve-twenties,
1865 old, 931s; 1S67s 96H; new nves OIL; Erie,
Ss1l There is a scarcity Of Erie in the stock
market. The amount OF bullion Withdrawn from
the Bank OF England on balance to-day Is f25 900.
Rentes at 57f SC. The banks on the Continent
have raised their rates OF discount. The following
quotations are current in Amsterdam:-Union
Pacific first mortgage bonds, 64X; Union Pacific
stock, 10; northwest preferred, 69h; ST. Paul pre-
ferred 61H; Erie shares, AZ. American securities
1rmer at close ei rs rsHk retl#W s1
RAILROAD BONDS r.
Railroad bonds were quiet with the dealings at
lower prices. Central Pacincs sold at s7h; Union
Pacific nrsts at II 7lk; Union Pacific land
grants at e5; incomes, 4s1; New York Central
skies OF 1888 at co. and Rock Island sevens at
ooa/A J,bo folouin0 were tho lataot hida.
The New York herald., 1873-10-28
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY g. SHEET

delivery az considerably above the prevailing prices,
as may be seen by reference to the details appen-
deo. Flour was duli and favored buyers, without
being qnotably lower. Corn was in fair request
and decidedly nrmer-the market closing nrm
ct the Improvement. Oats were depressed py
ireer arrivals and were lower. Whskey was also
lower, owing to the same cause. Pork was SOLD
below the last quoted price. but was steady. Lard
was steady. with fair inquiry. Naval stores were
firm with some sales at rather higher prices Pero-
leum was unchanged Freights were nrmer. Groceries
were dull but values not essentially changed.
Cotton in fair request but at lower prices both for
spot and future. l e.-
Corros.-The market for cotton the spot was dull
and irregular and values quite nominal The ap'
pended quotations show decline OF &c. ID on all
grades at which the market closed weak. Future de-
liveries active at decline of hc all months
the market closing barely steady We quote =
The New York herald., 1873-10-28
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices of the days
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Monday, Oct. 27-1Os15 A. M.
$1,000 Us 49, n lli% 5000 US $50 81 -. llsz
The New York herald., 1873-10-28

NEW YORK OCTOBER rs ls7a-To ALL WHOM IT
IN may concern -Kn9w y that M the cSpartneTshg be;
and the business TO be continued under the name Of
PAUL BAUER, OF No. 50 Bowery New York.