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"a We find the following
brief hut uerited notice il, the last
Pulaski Citizen. Col. Holman is,
indeed, worthy of the exalted esti-
nation 10 which he is held by the
people of Lincoln county
Col. d. w. Holman, late of the
lith Tennessee cavalry, AMI now
a prominent lawyer OF the Fay
etteVille bar, anG popular repre-
sentative man OF the good and
great old county Of Lincoln, was
i'll town last Saturday in atten-
dance upon the Railroad meeting.
There are few better men Ia be
f0and than VIII. Holman, and The
good people Of Lincoln do them
selves credit by show ing that they
appreciate his talents and worth
Rs Il CT izen. -
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- We are again indebted
to our friend Thos. II. Giles for
a fine mess Of sweet potatoes
They were excellent.
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P In County Court, VIM. c.
Parks was appointed administra-
tor of the estate of Dewey Parks.
dec.
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ne The debate on Baptism
at the Methodist church contin-
ues to large and attentive, au-
diences.
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SCI Our friend John NJ Nc.
Ferrin of the vicinity Of Camar-
go has a pig that deserves special
mention. Its only nine months
old, and vet weighs about 400
pounds. 1t is Berkshire-Pol.
and.
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~ Taxpayers will find a
notice from Joseph S. Hobbs,
tax-collector, in this paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-11-13

H9ss +. E. Fleming has re.
moved his tailor shop to the build
ing nearly opposite the OBSERVER
Office.
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~ Great excitement at WI
ley's gallery. See his card in
this paper.
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1 Lady's kip cloth and
kid shoes at
GRAY, HATCHER d WADDLE.
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II GO to FEENEY's store
for cheap goods.
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STEAM COTTON

NHE undersigned announces to the people
| of Lincoln county that he mas erected two
excellent Steam Cotton Gins at the factory
site lately occupied by
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the pCst,ofIice at
Fayetteville. TenR., Saturday,
November S. 1873:
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RS Call and examine our
dry goods, notions, boots, shoes
and clothing.
HURT & FISHER.
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81 Advertisements must be handed into
The Office by Tuesday Morning. TO insure
an appearances in The following Paper. The
circulation of the Observer has become so
large, as to compel Us TO so to press early
on Wednesday.
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hy- Advertisements are inserted IN the Or
der in which they are handed in.
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Austin Barrett, eel Hines Miss Matte L
Boyce 4 A Jackson Ziliey
Beavers W s Jones Edd
Buchanan Emcrs col Jones c 7 & Bre
Beasley Miss Lula Aayes p
Bearyman VI Merritt Miss NancyE
Caughran Misc S A NJ lNeTii Henderson
CLARK w S Price 1,hos
Carroll VI L Robertson Miss I.
CostGn James ,Sublett lkos
Cooper Mrs Sue iSenter Mrs I.uley
Dennis P Sheffield ArthgT
Graham Mrs iTowry Klmon
Cant Miss Eliza Vaughn Miss " c
Hall Billiard tHaldrep \ V
Persons calling for the above
letters, will please say ddcertjsed.
". b. BOUTHAT, p. NJ.
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BE- A nonresident notice
appears in this paper.
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Railroad Time Table

rss- Persons purchasing articles adver-
tised in these columns, will please mention
that they saw the advertisement in the FAY
ETTEvILLE 0BsERvER..Eg
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@H Childrcn's shoes of all
kinds at
GRAY, HATCHER & WADDLE.
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@ We are receiving new
new goods every day.
GRAY, HATCHER d WADDLE,
Boot and Shoe House.
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H Go to FEESEY's to get
sugar at from 6 TO 10 lbs. for one
dollar,
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Dtatbs.
DIED

In this riciniy, Sunday, 9th inst, Of cor.
gestion, Mr.. W. a. MCCLELLAN, aged
about 45 years.
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Ne MAS ACHE we'd WONDERS
In the successful cure Of
SUFFERING FEMALES, CANCERS
G3C,

even within the past few months!
The wealthy and the ELITE everywhere
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Gold Pens, Pencils, SatcheJs. POckeI-
Books, Eurs, SilVerWare, watches,
Musical Instruments, sewing Ma
cln e.

ChiHth, dhVss cANs
We place these premiums within easy reach Of
any Of our patTC n. by allow ng them liberal COM
missions on 50 10 subscribers the Weekly En-
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.UeGeGs'lS s. Co.,
Statement Lincoln Savings Bank

sen. % ". C. MORGAN.
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Higgins
In Chancery at Fayetteville, Tenn.

. @ q q 3 S3,
nov5 With DIR. DuVal,
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READY Made COFFINS.
B & q d 3 5

For Magistrates and Constable. ,rl-t rr'n'sf
md fsr ale 81 riI,, NFi,e
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COURT DECISIONS AND CALENDARS.
pECIsIONs-sEPr. le.

SHprems Court kambers-By Judge Faucher-
Covan at Thompson-Jedgmest granted Swim agt SwiJudg
Scrave-hem for counsel Read
RatOre r. C. BeamsA 10 compute, &C. granted
Dwight lnuuon one granted &c Mutual Life
ne 90 Of EewYoTk aRnce granted Marks al
m HorsR-Th reference denied aud the spu
alton orsered the short calendar Gceer Schmidt
rier report and granting distribution Of surplus stated
Of the referee aad his
be confed the order settled proposed
MetroPc savings Bank Wright ct aThe trial fee cannot DO
,w The $50 therefore be reduced to
lot adversed the other objections the TAXATION are
overruet
By Judge Ingrham-Pecple, &c, Maory-Mem for counsel
Judge Pr-Rudenoke FroSt-Moton 90 reseite ordr
rcsettle order granted
Superior Court Chambsrs-Bv Judge Van Worst
DreN.MoOn granted Selmd Argumba~
settled Andrews DsVsonThe Bafnston sgt 'A~-
Order granted ROfaoner ag. MeyeE-OriT granted
Marine COurt-PGrt I.-By Judge Curtis.[Jacop
Bocin c. Jobnsou H. r. Walsh for plaintiff ana bnese s
6rais for deiendnLudgneat b. desa or Pshuu LOT @o 3d.
costs, 50 allowance. ,or.
Plr T-Bv Judqe a-Gooknd sgt Hamer, Wm j. Bel Tor
and defendant acla on pomsso h
gnen for plaintiff for S55 &C. costs ana slo allowances
ShAe Matthew DAILY for plsntg and AbeH VI eeuoA
m defendant een for plaintiff o $40 without costs dis1ure
allow Houari sg Hogan ~ MeAam o pn 1
Ss for defendant action for services as surgeon o.
sus and Judgment fag the plaintiff ior 500 oV COSY Ans
Ayers shepard io palnn an1 oueo'y
plaintiff for SlOS 3t costs, and
49, allowance Psf adjourned for the term - -, ~,
judge Joschmsen-FEeher ATT schmidt
tahsoR of attorue~ grated Brown NsteOder granted
,psrnr and setting trial Dec Simon Agt
Audsoa-Orief granted extending time 10 snaer Dauu Ag
Judgment and pacing
r Of PAN III for tu srst Monday October Hatch sgt SIR
...rt)-fr- sul.iiatng service OF summons granted
Jut-c 6fos,Aain Gg Haas-Mouoo denea WIN @AV o"S
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY SEPr. II.

WEDNESDAY. SRPT II.
and Liverpool steamship Man
haitian - NJ Supplementary Mail for douhep0sIsSe
letters printed closed PostCee at E45
Steamship sail. from Pier No. 46 N. r. 2:3O p.
A Piussan Cnsed Mail 5 sent by this line.
For Geunan Bremen. BY the steamship Koln. mails
- Supplementary Mail for double postage let
and printed matter closed at the Post Once Of 1850 H. Steam
THURSDAY. SBPT Is.
PlvmOuh Che5Ourg and Hamburg
.hD Wetphaa 1880 IN. Supplementary Ms for double
posAEe printed matter closed 81 the Post Ohce at 1913
IN. Steamship N from foot Of ThresL. HObOken.
Mails Tor svans direct steamship CITY Of Havana close At
M Supplementary Mail postage letters and printed
matter n the Pc t0Hoe at 2:4O n Steamship sails
q D. m. from Pier No. 3 \. X
FRIDAY. SEPT. 10.
Mails the Havana steamships dock are discontinued
close at the Neslofk PosOtee every DAY
D. IN. via Halifax
ssy Al ,. IN, and goes wa Boston IN
Mail, for Britain Queenstown and Liverpool
~ the steamship Ceuc II NJ. Supplementary Mail
doabposiage letters printed matter closed the Post Once
Il las p Steamship sails at m hom White Star Dock
Psvonis Ferry. JERSEY CITY.
FOR closed Continental Mall Bremen. per the steamship
Rhein mail ~ NJ Supplementary Mail for double
postage printed closed the PosOmee al 1913
o. NJ sails .. from foot Of Third ST. Hoboken
Germsn and frussr closed Mall IS sent hT TINS hne
Mails Tor and Hsvre steamship Europe,
will close ?. steamship sails NJ from Pier No. 90
Mails for Panama Asriuws the Central American and South Pa
che per Rising Star close al Steam
shp sails . ~ NJ. from Pier No AZ. n. r.
West steamship City Of AustBi close II N
sieansAip sails at J. m. from Pier No 70 b.
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Barb visndriA (Nor) Dshlip as DAYS In ballast
Bars Anteops Davis Afroyo r. r. - DAYS, with sugar.
ak tSwed Wichmanu BORDEAUX al DAYS In ballast
Bars Kate CROSBY (of Yarmouth 81 HILBERT Hamburg % days,
PsS osve tAus., MiHuovich Vincent 80 dsr in ballast
Bsk Marcia of Shields Gibson. Colombo l37 days. Gale May
BHs Repes of Yarmouth ST. Curry St Pierre Mart 10 days
Bs Robert Move o NewAveul Abbott Barbados Ia days. with
Rre leo ICerl Kruger, Gloucester 65 days with salt
Big John Hall of Dgby n ST. Dunhsm SaguA 1S DAYS with
ss Robert Mcspesrug tof ouebec, Hitler Csibaen 10 days,
With and mOlaSses
Bng IVA (Aust) Graksovch Ayres So days In ballast
v H. Hi (o PoviDoeown Grcon Aux Cages II days with
logwOOd nd coffee,
Brig oliver ot Bsmudal Weeks Prince IS days with log
wood coffee. &c
Manns Nassau Nichols sagua IS days with sugar
Sch H. G. Shepard French jacksonville ~ DAYS with yellow pine
Schr Susan of Bango Dearborn Arroyo X ~ WIN sugar
and molssSes.
Schr Cadoni, (Br Layton Wentworth MS days with plaster
Schr Eza Beard tBrl Lewis St. John, u via flneAu Ma
ven days vita LATIN
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN Sept l6Auyed sieanDs Marathon from Liverpool
Seminole Ssvsnnah ships MANILA Chusan and
Ada lo baks Glide from Aden j. B. WILSON non bnenos
AyFe Helen Campbo from London; Swallow, from New bser
bigs Blsey and Matilda. from kew-lork.
NBwORLRAN Sept 15-Arved steamship sherman Baker from
hewlOrk sailed steamship Western Metropolis QUICK iOr Ne"lork
FOREIGN PORTS.
OuKRNsrowN 16-The Line steamship Csabra Mac
Moan from g. for Liverpool arrived here al o'clock
this IN prnng and proceeded
BELFAST Sept 16Tbe State Line steamship PennsyTan brae
from York Sept a. for Glasgow, has arrived here.
SPOKEN
Aug 70 lat s. long 25 w. ship FOruOs'' from Manila via Ba
sept 10 lat ii g. long g. bark NOr from NewYOrE fol
Hayre.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM ASPiNwALLIa steamship OCEAN Queen, Sept l6-Nr..
Capt J. Msurv Miss A. b. Mry Mr. $ Bglad Mrs NJ A. Wal
NJ ssniori Il. Wegett and two children, Lazarus Mrs
d. Dxey Mrs. Qumby James hddlenas and wife Mrs
Foev r. Clarke and wife, l. G. Tuck and wife To- M NJ Wer D.
BLAIR, NJ Hachon. j. Over and wife Carso Charles
Slsac Gamer, j. VIDAL II s. Dewitt H. GlAIor H. ke
log Jones Miss Pree w stuart Mr. Green S1fe SIX chill
cfrn servants Logan G. Whiting Dr. Newman and dauh-
-, ~, and Ms Morev Capt Kan Bumpus o. d. Beal W. r.
lonknson L. Lsuhsm and child, G. d. Galard and WIFE W. L.
Dewitt McDonough G. mcfarland j. johnson and wife
Wilcox eh n and servants Mrs Adug and children H. H.
Moran Borlol VI. Cherey II. Hendrekson Ino Troy r.
Naver Bridge; Kev G. Galway r Richard Reilly Doeksn j.
Sampson. b. Monohon wife and children MS Young hsst
D. Nsnev J. Arthur ~ Hagen W. Bonn, C. r. Lyman g. d. Glib
ION VIM Butcher ". D. PcDer Miss Roias Lieut. Con H. HAr
fngtan W. Baird ; A. Ah Thomas Kane r. Hill j. h. Sake,
Mr. H. r. White and daughter Miss Crawford Mrs Pook children
snd Mrs B. Win9pfheimer, b. hheyi ha
Hogstn joan weh Hasse Mrs. B. Peeey John Qugey H.
WiBes cdn, Miss Andrews NJ. c. Mclaughlin j. CraT
ford + Edwards WIN. Carroll A Hey Charles HAYDEN, John Nc
Donald VIM Bergmer p CreyiDs W. G. Greene VIM
pdsberg Mr. Hatcbng ech and wife de segngo John
Msusggcr W. d. Mclaughlin, VIM SeblHup Mr. shemAun j.
Murrsv. X Daunce. II. II. MOrsn. -
Rtchle children Sophia McGnns Mr. and Mrs O.
spence srd children aud MrA C. H. Judd and children,
shAeu Misses and Meem Joseph Tetley and MI and
Mr. Calvin and Mrs. Csrother, Mrs Crew, Crew. James
Wright Me Mr. and Mrs Turner, the Rev. NJ Sanders MIRA
H,r Mis- Han Mr. McQaade Miss Mcdonnell, Miss MeDOn
nell Ms T. Baker Mrs Enmriek Mrs. McCLnock, Mrs Cre
Ts Henry Cathnes W Johnsoae MI Car, T. Brown b. Her
The Rev T. MeByoy Nils d. F. Thompson L. W. Pelt John
Brntou Bradbury " Eoteware the Rev w Clarton Robert
NJ. MeGe0g Geo Harde the Rev W. Speer r. N or
cross, Mr.. Coghil. A Mardretb, ID. NJ. ReeVeA -.
PROM HAFANA-Ia steamship MORO Casf Sept 16FernAndO
J. IIinniy Mrs Emily Bird. Guiem0 SebarfehberE - .
FROM ChARLBSrON-fn steamship Champion, Sept l6-hrs
Judgs Mater Judge E. Chichester Mrs Pehard Mrs Bnore and
cbdeu MIR, j. MUM ana child r. DAILY, Mrs. Lockwood, MS
BEL Tseeay, 5. Melseber ard wife, MA Ward
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw-roRk....~.............. 16.

CLEARED.
Steamship Leo Dearborn Savannah, Murray Ferris Co.
SteAmship WilIangton Holmes Havana WIN; r. Ciyae n
Steamship COLUMBIA (BIl, Higgins Glasgow Henderson Bros
steamship Gibson Winters Georgetown. D. C., C. Kenyon
&CO 80 -,
s1ssSsiap Fsnis Doane Phisdelphs Lombard Steamship
steam.hip Am kra Richards Philadelphia WIN. p. Clyde
steamship Gsueus. Bears BosOa. H. F. DimOek-
Steamship Beverly. Pierce, PhilAdelDMA ~
shin Bors.Is Br Beard orders A. Lindsay Co.
sbip Iaus Scawoon (Ger Onker Hambaz SchWo0n Co.
Barb Lasgnans (Aust Senieueis Falmouth Soooyleh Co
r. Gnm,hs Drummond Mstaufas, jams X. Ward 4 Co
Bak Doe taLl Schsuo Cork for orders socoyieh 20.
BARK Aoby Bacon hende malaga for oIles Thee Mills Co.
BnS Mar K DO3d ToolakeT. Georgetown c. b. d. Hurbai
seAr Manic HUDSON wilmington s. c.. Evan, Ball Co
saiae Buoa hurley Stamford SiAaio haAuAeoSgCo
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Bristol (BL Murray Liverpool Aug 70 tod
Queenstown 9th HalI Sept - win m1se John 1 Da
horn l4ib Naples "a passed Gibraltar 3Oh with de and pass TO
ssSip Moro Castle Morton H. with mdse and
s,spsbip ocean Queen, seshury ApBwa Sept g. with mdse
.nd oass. 70 Pacific NAL steamship Go.
s.ssssD fr2os ,sl nv HGp sept VIA s0''n'0"A
CIV Of MEXICO shers0Od Vera C1t q ProEressO
1a Havana lOtn, WITH ois sne pas 70 y AeIpafe Sons
49, nd bass 70 Old Dominion steamship Co.
se,usp ChampOn LOCKWOOD Charleston, with nd'e
n xahnOnd Lawrence Lewes DEL with fruit to Old DOmin
's ssID BsSse.or Jones' Wilmington With @dse to LOhd
@s.bip Isetswsbna Cutter HALIFAX n via Portland 10 Gays
VII wrecknT materials 70 Coast Wreeking Co.
BsTk Aida (korl. Befner bensu % 9s,s ~ DAAss
Noreap (Nor) AsuliseD Arenal u dsys H. Daiast
BAH Rss Bars Vesey and from Bermuda Ia ballast
BsIi Caroline tSorl Bagge, Hare 49 Gays, IN ballast
Bsr f BOsl0a Posen Singapore APn and java
As4c 4Ay 4. siIa mia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-17

rest of the market. Wabash continued its
downward run and was II points nearer zero than
at the close last night. Rock Island hangs over the
market like huge black cloud. The chief mana
gers are believed to have sold all their holdings at
high prices and to have gone short several thousand
shares beside just before giving notice that the COM
pany would issue SG000000 of new stock. This new
stock being now good delivery no one knows at
what moment it may be launched upon the
market and the "pecnllar position steals
over the mind of the speculator he
sells out and thus aids in the general depression
in this way the stock has fallen from about Ill to
to 1885, while sufferers many, with no very Hat
tering prospect of relief. Deprived of the support
of its old friends with GOOOO shares of stock liable
TO be thrown upon the market in lots to suit and
without notice il il no wonder that prudent people
are needing the cry Stand from under" Public
confidence in corporate property has been subjected
To some very severe tests of late, and the climax
NAV be capped by Just knocking this really valuable
stock a few points below par when III probably
ought to sell upon its merits at ID 81 PAUL. ONO
and Mississippi Union Pacific, and western Union
are all down from to {, the latter being the subject
of MANY doubts and fears, which are doing their
silent but certain work. Hardly day passes but
new idea is started with view OF affecting this
stock adversely Until lately it seemed as II
| this Company had what was alInost equiNaeht 10
monopoly of the telegraph business IN this coun-
try Now it is said that there are new contrivances
that will do the work with teDfold rapidity, and
that the Western Onion Company must buy them
ont or suffer either the inevitable consequences OF
another and better organization or the selling of the
| new inventions TO the Government, and the estab-
lshment of a system of postal telegraphy at half
prce Whether these alleged discoveries of vastly
superior facilities in telegraphy are well or i'll
founded. we do not undertake to say; but the
inventive genius of the country is perpetualy pro-
ducing something new and startling. and he who
! can materially cheaper instantaneous communica-
throughout the country and the world will certainly
be regarded as public benefactor The business in
the street to-day has been about equal in amount to
that of Yesterday and the largest sales were in Chi
cago and Rock Island, Western Union. and
Toledo and Wabash. The market opened
firm. and prices slightly improved, but
subsequently, though certain stocks were alter
nately weak and strong, the whole market
became sluggish and weak. and prices declined.
Erie Preferred sold at 73072l073; Harlem, l29l;
| Fort WAYNE "a: Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern 9S1 and Morris and Essex, 81. Miscellaneous
and express shares were featureless. The general
market closed weak. The opening. highest,
lowest and closing prices of active stocks sold to-day
were as follows
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TOO Pieiled De-; 500 Ph lies 10 s ~
Bellies iO5, and 25 tes Canyassed Hans 1879
request hrmer sales u 270 boxes CITY long Clear
1916 20 boxes Short Clear At 9 100 bores Log and 100
10 Short Clear seller Deeefaber 7f Dresscd
demand quote 6iqa7 c or C Lard better schv.
T,r tbe uure siles Of 2i7O bbG and cs SIR No sae
sc FOR Cy; 1903 ll6c for Pair TO Prime $50
Ke.;s Rendered delivery hear Of 1850
,embsr 8sas Ice and $50 seller October a. 4 90
s 300 es December private term end 500 t M Peb
RfCETbere IL good supply the market bat, With
snd nom there has been 10 he past day. ony sight
AMI p,ra decline IN pres Rsngoon. gold IN bond
Mol, lots and n iobhnz way Carolina ga g9c Psns 7qT1
$50 currency duty paid fodsT there vi" gof tob
bing demand bat no whole los we're reported sold - -
SEBDS-Cloyr and erm hardly ny onso nomnay . \
81 25 Calea,ta Lnseod moderately icye ne 25oo
bags at Boston, 81 3d. cash. dat gold and 'Oo BAGS va sane
without change; sales Of 300 bales msresB 100
DO Cuaeo 80 DO suction 20 bales hereAn an 10 10
Mscab receipts 70 bales from Calcutta md ID 60 from
Deer continue good Of 900 Par oOO % 'es
tral American 1900 Ito arrived and l5OO % Irr.s
rscep 10 bales from Para. DO from AspnEa and DO Tsr
We quote:
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Glendinning, Davis & AmOry'S closing prices we

The London quotations were favorable again to-
day, showing a recovery in American securities to
the best prices. The rate of discount on three
months bills in open market is 1916 per cent The
Bank of England lost 10000 bullion on balance
withdrawn to-day. This, Of course did not affect
gold either way, and this market has been dull and
unnterestiDg all day, with the preponderance of
sales at 111l0111., and few isolated transactions
involving small amounts at III and Ill., On gold
loans the rates were g. 4, 2, 5, and cent for
carrying. The Assistant Treasurer redeemed S25500O
in called Fve-Twenties and paid out $4,000 in coin
interests. The days operations at the Gold Ex-
change Bank were Gold cleared, S69,543,OOO gold
balances 81 1896 1928 currency balances, S1,571 432
nv. fo1I
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lowing current (nomInal) rates

The money market was the scene Of activity late
in the day. and did not close until after bank hours
After half-past o'clock the demand for money set
in very strong and borrowers did not obtain their
requirements until they had paid 132 and interest
freely, lie and interest exceptionally, and in one
and interest Before this hour call loans were
easy at 6Q7, and gold. Discounts are as last
quoted
Government bonds have been more active and
somewhat irregular, there being no feature TO the
market. The closing quotations, were on the basis
of 116 to 116i for 1868. Fisk g. Hatch report as fol-
lou
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The earnings of the st. Louis and SOUTHEASTERN
Railway Company CONSOLIDATED during the first
week of September, 1873, were: st. Louis Division,
S9l, ls9 76; Nashville Division, So,S73 81; total,
SS1 ,O69 20; first week of September, 1872 SOS3 "A (;
increase, $500 20.
The aggregate amount of exports exclusive OF
specie) from the Port of New-York for the week
ending Sept. 49, 1873, was 1885, SSS.
The Philadelphia stock market is irregular Penn
sylvania Skies, 1914 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
"a Reading Railroad, 5ii pennsylvania Railroad,
b3i: gold 1l1t
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL

NEW ENGLAND SECURITIES SAFE AND PROFITABLE.
By the purchase of the FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING
FUND GOLD BONDS of the VERMONT DIVISION OF
THE PORTLAND AND OGDEysBURGH RAILROAD TRUNK
LEE, TEN PER CENT NEw-ENGIAND INVESTMENT
may, at present rate of gold be secured. The very
large sales of the past few months leave but lin
tied amount to be offered, and the rapid pushing of
the road to completion nsures an early and large
advance on their market value.
FAIRBANKS & Co, 81 Broadway, New-York.
FAIRBANKS. Brown & Co., Milk-st, Boston,
L. & r. FAIRBANKS * Co.. st. Johnsbury, vt.
Financial Agents.