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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-08-01
LIQUOR sTO RE!

CHRISTIAN NEFF,
Second Street, opposite the Court House, SUN
BURY, Pa.
Respectfully invites the attention of Retailers
and others, that he has on hand, and will con-
stantly keep all kinds of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Consisting of Pure Brapdes: Cogniac, Cherry,
Ginger, Rochelle and Otard,
Wkkkesl Pure Rye Copper-Dstled, Mon"n-
gahela, Apple and Nectar.
PURE HOLLAND GIN
Wines: Champagne Wine, Sherry, Port and
Claret.
Crab Cider, Champagne Cider, n. F.. Rum,
Brown Stout and Scotch Ale
STOMACH AND BAR BITTERS,
And all others Liquors which can be found in
the city markets, which will be sold at Whole
sale and Retail. Every article guaranteed as
represented. Also, large lot of DEMlJOHNs
and BOTTLES, always on hand.
ssY Orders promptly attended to, and public
patronage respectfully solicited
G. NEFF.
Sunhury, July 8, ISGq.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-08-01
1etu embellishments
LUMBER AND planning MILLS.

Third Street, adjoining Phia q Eric Il. r., two
s Squares North Of the Central Hotel,
is.s o. sUNBURY, PA.
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tOLOMON NIALICK,
8oteIs aun Restaurants.

United STATES HOTEL, w. p.
} KITCHEN, Proprietor. Opposite the De-
SHAMOKIN, PA. Every attention given to
.vellers, and the best accommodations given.
ril 5, lS73.-tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-08-01
BUILDERS

Send for our illustrated Catalogue Of new books
on building. A. j. BlokNELL CO.
as, '73.4w. "a Warren-st,, New York.
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IRA T. CLEMENT.

IRA T. CLEMENT,
I 8 prepared to furnish every description of lum-
i Der required by the demands of the public
Having all the latest improved machinery for
manufacturing Lumber, he is now ready to Ill or
ders or all kinds of
FLOORING, SIDING, DOORS SHUTTERS,
SASH, BLINDS M0ULDINGS, We
RANDAS, BRACKETS,
and all kinds Of Ornamental Scrowl Work. Turn
ing of every description promptly executed. Also,
LARGE ASSORTMENT or
.. BILL Il U,M BER.
IEMLOCK and PINE. Also, Shingles, Pickets,
........ Lathe, &c. ..~F
Orders promptly filed, and shipped by Railroad
or otherwise. IRA T. CLEMENT.
deci9-6S:iy
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DENTISTRY.

GEO r G z N. X f \ n,
S+mpSon's Building, Market Square,
SUsBUKY, Pa,
prepared to do all kinds Of work pertaining
10 Dentistry. He keeps constantly on hand
ge assortment of Teeth, and other Dental
rial, from which he will be able 10 select,
moe., the wants Of his customers,
WORK warranted 10 give satisfaction, or else
lOuey refunded.
= very best Mouth Wash and Tooth-PoTesrs
ON hand.
Z references are the numerous patrons fer
he has worked for the last twelve years,
lbury, April 81, 1872.
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FINE TOILET SOAPS.

a full line Cooking EXTRACTS, French Mustard,
Choice Spices, Pepper whole or ground, CASTLE
Goods generally. Bird Seed in large or small
quantities,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-08-01
1siu Aobertisments.

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Just Opened il.
at the Store of -.
Reed Brother a. SeashOItz,
(sueccssors to S. o. Reed & Bro.)
COMPRISING OF DRY GOODS
of fevcry description and variety such as
Dress Goods
comprising all the novelties in fabric and shade.
White Goods, Fancy Goods.
FULL ASSORTMENT OF NOTIONS,
which arc being sold at the lowest Cash Prices.
ALSO, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
pure and fresh.
QUEENswARE, GLASSWARE, AND WOOD
AND WILLOW WARE,
INCEST Brands of Flour constantly on hand.
.,a A very large HEHill
ASSORTMENT OF WALL PAPER,
both glazed and common, always on hand.
BOOTS AND SI OES
from the celebrated hand made Boot and Shoe
Mandatory of Watsontown, for
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
READT.MADE CLOTHING,
of all efzes and of the latest styles.
+ L o u II
A constant supply Of western white wheat flour
aspceialty.
The public are invited to call and examine our
Goods Tree of charge. Our motto is "Quick
Sales and Small Protts," and to please all.
The highest prices will be paid for all kinds Of
country produce,
BY strict attention to business aud keeping nt
oil inn fLn ata SIR sci 81
thelowest prices, We hope To merit al share of
patronage.
REED BROTHER & SEAsHOLTZ.
Sunbury, May 3, 1878.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

and are prepared TO supply any article in our line
that NAV be called for, we have also full stock
OF all the leading Patent Medicines. Fine Perfu-
nery and Toilet Articles n speciality. full as
sortment of Hair, Tooth, Nail. Shoe and other
Brushes, Dressing and other Combs In great
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-08-01
CARPENTERS CHALK,

full stock Fluid aud Solid Extracts, Elixers and
Pills of q. s. p, Sugar Coated, Strengthening,
Arnica, Porous, Poor Mans and other Plasters,
Ayer's, Wright's, Sehenk's MANDRAKE, McLane's
Liver and other Pills, our stock embraces every
thing found IN a well conducted Drug Store.
Country Physicians will find our stock full and
complete, and we guarantee to sell as low as the
same articles can be bought In Philadelphia,
choice Wines, whskey and Brandy FOR Medicin-
al purposes.
Oetober5, 1872.
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Gasinsss Garos.
ANTHRACITE COALl
AI,ENTINE DIETZ. Wholesale am

Retail dealer In every variety Of
NTHRACITE COAL, UPPER WHARF,
SUNBURY, PENN'A.
kinds of Grain taken in exchange for Coal
rs solicited and filled promptly. Orders Left
+. Nevin's Confectionery Store, on Third
3, will receive prompt attention, and money
iptSdfor, the same as at the office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.
rirnnppAE MARKRT4

LONDON Sept a-l2:30 p mCOpiOh foi mcDsL s2l9d921i
,hs srcnun o26 IT, s. fye Twenty bonds, 1858 % New
p,,, OH. Erie Railway shares 447s go.
ssot 24-l2;3O D. m-Cotop 10 arrive, 1854 lover.
.ssoo, Sent 24-l o. m-Cotton IL easier bat not quotaby
.s, bales including 1000 bales for speculation aud
export c,.,.. W.. IA.
IeG5s old ob s. 1868. o5s New fiyes, Vi
I1y,Hpoo sent 42p m-SAs Of Upland Cotton on NE bss
ornay shipped september snd October iol0l aud
a. shiurei October and November At6'si
co. sst D. N "A dysteh from Paris quotes Rsrei
inspos Sent "a a pn.-Brie RAlWay shares 44A
IospoS Sent PA m1he amount OF bna9n wihhrawn ron
M Rant OF RusaDd on balance to-day Al3SOOO EHe kAsy
shares A41 - pit. 49,. Az p.5,
IoSpos scot 24-4il5 p m-Ene Railway ,hTes 44's Pans
dispAehes quote kentes At 57f l0e -, a., 4. A. soo
LIyEHpoo sent 2i4l5 MOI the Coios sales to-day 4sOo
bales American mi A., a.. -.
.orv, g2S United states bonds New FVe Ola Pans dispatches
ooole Ren,es At 57L 17Rs o,-- - L.,
ygEPoo sept 2s5 mSaes Of oreani ooion on the bass
Of Good Ordinary, deliverable oeooef anu H'e' w. WE
1921 y quarter - = ,.,-..-.,.
sse five seny bonds SO y 0 The issue Of 1862
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25

The action of the Associated banks in determin-
ing to stand by each other through all emergencies,
in voting to issue S1O,OOOOOO additional Clearing
house certificates and in their resolution to pay out
currency only small checks, and for the present
to certify large ones good through the Clearing
house, to prevent lock up of greenbacks, had
tendency to create better feeling; and at the close
the belief seemed to be very general that the worst
is over though it might be difficult TO explain the
exact grounds for such belief.
Gold opened at 112s, and declined to 1lls in the
afternoon the business being small and mostly mer-
camille The lower range may have had something
TO do with the report that three-quarters of mil
lion coin was packed in London for immediate ship
ment here. On gold loans rates were fiat on the
borrowing side; cal per cent for carrying. London
news reported securities somewhat depressed, quite
naturally under the circumstances. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out $SS,OO0 in called bonds and
S233OOO in coin interest. The bonds purchased by
the Treasury to-day amounted to S26l1,75O and the
total since Saturday to 1882 100 The Treasury
balances tonight Coin, SS4,50O0OO, including
$50 100000 held for gold certificates; currency,
Sl4SO0OO0, not allowing for bonds purchased. The
DAVIS business at the Gold Exchange Bank was:
Gold cleared, 1923 S9, OOO gold balances, S515,5l3;
currency balances, $69274. The following were the
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p4SSENGERS ARRIVER

vpoN GLASGOW-Ta sicaship California. Sent 24.Angus
s,,i M smith Wsm Muir Daniel Pratt hdTln ~ bun,eh
. n Sekon Miss Rowe. Master bred H. mert{ Ms
sphne Merry John H. Merry Samuel h
- = Helen Forman Master James IormSn Alien 1loues
- gne Mrs Cheyne Miss E1s Cheyne, Master arthur thNh
g. TTser Dr. Hugh Miller and lady, The Rev r. sheShSar MSS
iS.~t Duncn Stewart Carmichael Master Robert Gar
s,s Mister james Carmichael, c. l. Lewis A. g OH Ssoige
49, ~ adv Donald and LADY Ms & r. Bolton n bses
Iosr Yipch John H. Ochus. Benjamin f Wlham IL hotn
H. Ann Peate Ann LOke, w q Force MIS- u Foree W
f1--e ,nd iscv 5 CHAMP, H. W Arnold, ms W roy
asC paws H. Fy Prank Preston John Kendall and hag hey
= Llovj l. Z Masos NJ Keyes. Lewis W. Marshall Wrn B.
noyi Rev Hugh Roy Scott Alfred Sare9u MIS- a. me-
c. T. Gillespie and lady, Nellie oiespe
-. Csie Jessie Gillespie Kendall and lady, Wm henda Mrs
N,n Mn Porter Mss Fannie PCrier Charles Pollock ana
u and lady, H. g. Daniorh j. H.
H.b Rev r. Stobsrt Henry Savage Eugene Kerr MISS Os
- stewart sni ladV Mrs R. B. Mason, X Mason ana iadyi
NJ Nerse Charles Ppps JOHN Fraser Gilbert Fraser NJ mcDon
III Ms Isabella Ross Nj. Joy. W. G. Ba antne, Thomas Hunter
q Revmehofer Alexander Mum and sdT, ass
MN Miss Beers Mrs Clark Mrs Ne9 and ed VIM B2ISes MT
Goo Aexerr Hill Miss Mckinney, Ezekiel ODonnel J. w bIaa
~ and lad, james MeGonega Mrs A. Oakley and servant Miss
G.rk WE. Boyle Morris d. Myers and lady
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10 % Cry Gs r'io"sd ioooo6u'h cso'oe C.asds offered as
g.If"SsI sept cOi,oa entirely PoniSel: LS , m sRh
ss 81 i%S 8
Ssi So Com nominal southern White 5S7sc yellow 81
ao2Ss MiIsa Western Coz Oats Sus sOuhsI 46Si7e ws,
vision, dan unchanged nomina nothing Going. Whisky
Br,ys ss1 ,a Bug, u .oS s I rIs s s , "a burs
Ps: S "a 500 6S w.s 25 GS uh Corn S
& Corn S 81 9 log 81 s o . 5 1 Rye A sSS
Canal FIeishs dull Wbea, ile Corr lie Oats nc The
market nscve' buyers and sellers
merely nominal mall isie. Of MlsaaLee No Spdug at
81 81 No BE- and 5000 bush Ohio Oats
cisoirAu sept 24-Four dan and lower Sc 0Oas7 10
ons quiet and unchanged BARLEY Srn and s dSaH3 Better i'd
Provisions quiet moi os to j quotations. noas press
,s On e s s s5s such rs Is are o T s gT H
DETEo sept 2Foq quiet and unchanged Wheat excited and
or a. "a sGS So c .se g at o 700 sS
fGur i4OC0 hush Wheat, G0OQ bush O,iS shPmehI-2ooo
bovsuILE sept APIoar hrm and in fair demasd Wheat IN;
BsrleT firm and unchanged quiet and
CHANGED Lard aGiet and uaeaase whiss s9st n yS a. u
tSI No. 81 e for Amber watsI 80 % 70, WIT
mns1 $40 p ior Double Extra wheat quiet sales o. one est
ey quiet dsna d. uS S1in 20 Cora Sss
81 shp'iqi SIS Is s s1GHi ton csSa
son; "a IS 70 NSsYort RSiosG Ffsish~Fi6a to PSidepa
and Boston 6Oc sewYork Doe to Abanv, 42c Receipts
IL 200 bush Wheat 1900 bush Barley 2j6O0O feet Of Lumber
spmeul7 bb Flour 1880 bush Wheat 1927 900 feet Of
Lumber.
PLapELPHA Sept 24-Pe,oeum tmi OIL stock the spot
scarce; Crude lie Refined ia the spot and for TIE
month Flour hrmer; SUPREME, 50 50a 50i Extras - 5OG
IS 75; STATE Ertra Family, 81 5OdS8 Wheat dali Red,
81 55 Amber 81 58ds 60; No. Spring. II 49, White II 700
81 so Rye, S3dS7c Corn steady Yellow, CSC MIXED Ween,
G4d65s Oats stesdyi White, 40G0lGi Mixed, 465G G4fc
Whisky, 81.
LoUs, Sept 2i-Four dali unsettled lower, and irregular
quotations given. Wheat fat few small lots sold lover
No. Spring 9Oe bid No. Red Pail sold at
81 % closing 81 ooh lid Corn dull and unsettled and lower
sales OF No Mixed and September % ocsober Oats
Gull 32d33e round ot
zoe Barley du and unsettled and lower At IL 3O0$l 30 for No
Spring Rye dull and unsettled So Csc Whisky steady Doe
Pork lower $40 750$G Bacon dull and lowers only small
trade SAGE shoulders. 9 for Clear Rib Sides 99 for
Sides Iar-No sales. Live Hogs soh Sid4 30 Cattle
unchanged; little Reep-3 900 hbs Pour $4,000 bush
wheat 10000 bush II 900 bush Oats GOUO bush Barley
1000 bust. Rye, $500 Hog and 100 Cattle
TOLEDO sept 24Foar dull and unchanged Wheat unsettled
No White Wabash 81 90; No. do 81 A;
Amber Michigan September 81 49, October 81 39GSl 392 No.
Red 81 Az No. Rel September 81 35d$l &c. Corn unsettled
and ose sales Of eh MiIe cash and September October
4SdiS Low Mixed cash. Acc grade. 45e Oats du anu
nominal Freights dull and nominal ReeeptsSOOo 6es fSa
900 bush 2OOO bush Corn 1000 bush Oats ship
sentl 900 bills Flour 10000 bush Wheat and $4,000 bush
WILMINGTON, n C., Sep. 24spns TGrperne dull no sales
Ron lower closing 81 25 for Strained Crude rpene
quiet 81 O Hard and 81 80 for Yellow Dip and Vn Tar quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25

~ r S.vsOaDdaDs eO.s the Rewiort PC'tonee s's' gay
9. "A a Via Haliis1. ". po.. oao. every
~ At s p N, AID gces va Besion q,
Man. Britain and France VIA Mail
\, he steamship Repabhe close a 80 m no TeT Jersey
S.srshin salsat NJ from Whit Star Dcck fa'ohA f''
-. - R-.,nep per steamship
~, ~ NJ Supplementary s- naSo Al III
,s.,sge eie printed matter oosed ~ h s Hobosen
80 stssmshn sails AZ 2 D. from foot Of lhi1 81 ", ~
closed Ms Is sent y.
md the
:, ~ n, Supplementary Mail for double S,e.mshn
aes, ~ lsSs N thr PostOace OF l1s4O m sN'
-. =, 70 m No. North RIVER s,o, clos. At n m
Naik for Yves; bY the steamship Wy ~ y y '
s,..rship sails Al 3 0 ~. frum Pier No. /" ~. ~ H.
S'-' SUNDAl skPI y q. - -. O.
ALI Mails close att o'clock n The f"s'V~os WV" Wv"
ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25
COTTON MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2i-Cottcn entirely nominal bddines
19c Low Mddugs lS4 Strict Good Ordinary LEI net receipts
rs bales gross, ll5 bales ,c,
GALVESTON Sept 2l-Coon unsettled; Good Ordinary l64c
net receipts. 268 bales; stock GIG bales -.
BosroS, Sept 24.Coton quiet; Mddhngs le4 net receipts
gross 1916 bales sales $50 bales stocA 1000 bales
ST. LOUIS Sept 2i.-Cotton nomnali Mdllngs, Ioei eep~
So baesi shipments. bale . o., -,
MoBrLR Sept 2i-Cotton Bomina net receipts Sl4 baesi
erposoastwse bales sales 80 bales; stock 1856 bales
CHARLESTON Sept 24-Cotton nominal; M1dngs, 10 "a fe
Low Mdhng l5c Strict Good Ordinary, loci net receipts
426 bales; eIporcoawiSe 2l5 bales sales 100 bales stock
$50 bales .. -,
BALTIMORE Sept 24-Coton duh and lowers Mding ls4c Low
Mdngs, l7ic Strict Good Ordinary, 10 9. net receipts w
bales; gross 164 bales eIpor-eoast"e, 4ol bAi SAFES ~
bales; stock 7oS bales ANN 81, -. 49,
WIxISGros Sept 24-Cot,on quet Medlngs l72ci net re-
eelpts, 1876 bales; eIpocoastwe 3O bales A o. oassi
2iCOtOn dull and nominal Millugs ~
receipts 90 bae shipmens, 27l baes stock, ~ bales -,
bales; erpos-eOastwe 096 bales; stock 6346 bales
CSCISNATI Sept .-Cotton dull hd1hngs, II 2ci Ieeeps
80 bales; shipments. "a bales; stock l4l3 bales -
NORFOLK Sept 2I.-Cottoui aomnai Low MdnRs ec nt re-
op $40 bales; eIpors-eoawlse, 47O bales sales ~ bales
stock, 1913 bales. ,,,,,. ,- ,.,
MKxPnIs sept 24Cot,on nominal; adding, l7ci receipts
47O bales; shipments 547 bales stock. 40 bales
AUGUSTA Sept 2iCoton nominai hidllngs Io-2i ieep~
94l bales sales. 500 bales. ,,, NJ,
ORLEANS 24COton operations checked BY The dfeG
Of passing exchange; Mddngs, 7l2dl7c Low Adhngs ia
l7c Strict Good Ordinary, l6e net receipts 34 oaes gross
SIC bales; eIpo-coAstwse 10 bales sses 25O basi STOCK
1890 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25
THE MONEY MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. PAP. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. PAP. NJ
The feeling of gloom and doubt which prevailed
IN and about Wa-st. at the close last evening was
again apparent this morning, and was not at all
relieved by the announcement of the failure OF the
banking house of Messrs Howes d Macy, concern
whose business was not very widely extended and
who failed rs they allege, not from necessity, and,
therefore perhaps, from prudential reasons, and
possibly because it's the fashionable thing to 90
lust now. The Governing Committee wisely con-
cluded not to open the Stock Exchange to-day and
in the meantime stock brokers are making further
progress in settling their differences to prevent
as far as possible when the opening of the Board
does take place. the forced sale purchase of stocks
under the rule. While the Stock Exchange remains
closed there can of course be no trustworthy quota
tions for stocks But sale at auction by Adrian
H. Muller to-day, of about 1000 shares makes price
for two or three stocks as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

SEPT s "s5S 81 5r l sa
very poor The Wholesale saaghtehng trade wed repre-
slight advance MOnda number Of earlOad reached
The hour and the offerings pot wholly closed out
The for native steers vas l0dlZ 10 AMI i0f
A. the Is ears or 1913 beeves offered
prime 7i2as and sold BY D. waiIe at llGl2e
The doves Communipaw 81 Nelson Morris Is
for MePhOn, II cars for Kahn Fdrst and cars Tor Aaron
cCny Mcpherson selling their account 2s5 Illinois
common TO choice Gds'2 ow at O2d l2 e ID 20,
NJ Goldsmith sold TO- n Morris l22 pnme Illinois steers f2ao4
s Moses for Morris 81 Illinois steers 6lia6l2 O'aalll
sehue for Morris. SO steers "a ewt at Zoe T.
80 70 the cHt and had cars Of Illinois steers anu
M LauSaeh FOR Moris is Illinois steers rather coarse
average 10i2 T. H. snd II = heed; and had ear TO arrive
Geo Todey So Texans cWt 7 p
w. dudley for Morris IS Illinois steers, Ga evt. held
Chas Kahn bad 10 Of Kentucky cattle not closed ont
had Gcen sold in dull market at si9a$5O
y than zoo head arrived YESTERDAY but 5G3 to-day
The demand %Giersie p p % poor to Pn@e Ssis , ana
also do at 50 70 y head Fat Bueks County calves are
sE S' AND YESTERDAY we're IL or 22iO head
and osys receipts % 42 head The demand was not
sheep were slow al z 10 2gl l b %s,e b .a az
7c. with lev o. the best AZ = r. 7g ~ =, Ti 537
s s''e es 10 At 7 SO d. 46 TO- i 2ls Ohio sheep 77a
a. l6 H. at 6llc; and 90 Ke1tueky lambs 81 n. at 6c
swIyYesteray . or S2o2 hogs and the
~ TO-DAY were 90 1907 None sold alive before
cbauge Dressed hogs in lair demand at ga &c = for eI
geightG
Rryy.to Sent 2-CATTLE-The receipts TODAY, including
,nord 10 arrive 476 head making the total supply for the
- inns far 55l head i43 against 39I for the
wt lat week market still continues at deadlock There
No sses except supply the local demand. Buyers
are still undecided how to act. was thought
,iet trade would take usual to-day but
IL erot failure Of Cews Co. caused another setback The ars
are M of ock most which, 1t thought will be shipped East
g. hands Prices criterion Of The mArkei
% 81 is head Illinois averaging LEGO at 80 los % head
OHIO steer, $50 4S1 10 at - a5 l53 head In
diana steers raging JOY to 2i9 b. at "a tOGs3 5O 30
ia Ncbn ranging 1886 100 10 az 80 75dSi Do
6 head Canada stee rsug9g from 1919 ll6l 10 at 81 25G
"a 90 .-.,.
we're 400 head making total supply for the week thus far $500
ssd against 10000 the time last week There
no sales Canada held At $3.50 6o Canada sheep 500
IS so; Western sheep, SiGS4 10 ,,, - q ooo
head making the supply for the week thus far 400 head against
GnO head Tor the time last week The hog trade has been
least affected by financial panic Dealers on account Of ss se'
drafts Yesterday over 1000 head
v. sold TODAY trade active Zoe cwt advance on yeser
the being eli AIRED OF stock
es 81 900 head Illinois Ohio, and Indiana hogs from
1876 ID 10 26O u, at u GOds4 90
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p4sSENGFRS SAILED.

For LIvERPOOrFs s,easashsp Sod sept %|5ohn kiug"n
,,d life maid Henry RdeWsy T. nae D. w mIVS g. M
aAn Esmore c. Andrews, G. Coates D0nau
@ ~, NJ Rhoees wife and infant Miss MAY MaGrAn Sns
~ Chs R.ers Bhnge and wife Miss Nellie bilnse sat'
90 Bipee H. Muucr r. Henry Brne L. Andrews sl u
p pes 9r ana wife Patrick Keller j. b. Bake Nese nIhn
~ p1rh Mrs l. Jscsson and maid Miss Wilson G. Which
81 M and Mrs r. westeoti H. Baird w Saon mts E T
= 1,fnt child nurse Miss latham H. IiaViani MS ~,
III Ms Msvhew Hummibg A 4. Field, MT fonerots . b M
ss~ss,her p n Bsrnum A. J. Osthdmer Henry SMITH h
de- Curny Miss Bauloo W. }. TAYLOR Capt Curme AM
-, s,rvsnt lie Due Reheu and man ryat johnston MI
n ~ q Rogers aud maid Nj and Mrs. VIM kndleo r am wv
a,ep Miss smith and Mrs Faukhn forEe son. ana &
Hudson g. Warner aud wife Marshall Noed arg
& NJ sr3 M James Sullivan John Ld1e. Miss NJ Grossly d. r.
sutkr Robt Scott SHINING
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RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE.

Per hirtr Yes0B ana Hdatrodds
SEPT 2i27 pigs Ashes pkgG Beeswar IA bills Copper III
bales Cotton 100 bbs Cotton seed o. 400 PIGS fiSi i4
bs Fgg, 1876 bhs Beans 1850 bb Flour 100 bbs- Meal
9sa al bn.b Wheat 30 4g7 Corn IS $50 bush Oats 5076
hnh I'VE 700 bush Malt 427 bnh Peas 100 bags Ora. seed
i 80 ~ bsIes Helps 1237 Hides ITO bds Hides 20
bales Mos 70 skins 10 bds Skins 1854 SIDES Leathe 10 PIss
$50 ptg TAlow S04 pkgs OeAke W pigs Beet so
Nc. Por 500 pkgs 1888 ts Lard 90 ss Lard 1888
pk Butter 1920 pk Cheese 70 pkg' zee go e, rsang,,
fsbo nLg ssrc 3 hhdA Tobacco, 1913 pkEA Tobacco, 33V
bales Wool, ! ,04S bbls WHISKY.
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL

JACKSONVILLE NORTH WESTERN AND SOUTH EAST
ERN RAILWAY OF ILLINOIS.
First Mortgage Seven per Cent Gold Bonds. In
terest payable jan l aud July /, at New-YoIk, Lon
DON OF FTankfort-on-the-Main.
Bonds will be registered if desired. This road is
125 miles in length extending from Jacksonville to
Mount Vernon. IL traverseS the richest portion OF
tue State crosses the most importautrOads, and has
an enormous coal traffic For sale, at 80 and accrued
interest by GIBSON, CASANOVA d Co,
No. 80 Exchange-place, New-York.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Wednesday. Sept "a, 1873

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday Sept "a, 1873.
There was a moderate attendance of real
estate dealers the Exchange, but there was no ami
nation shown and the property all sold low Joseph
Mcclure sold by of the Supreme Court under d.
recton OF Abel Crook referee house and lot known
No. 222 Wamst for $62Oi lot q. 1Ox1O7.2 by 265X1l
James NJ Miller sold ny order OF the Supreme Court
under direction of c. n Embury, referee, threestory
brick house and lot south side OF Twenty 295
feet west OF Frstave. for s10a0; size lot 2OXy6 D.
Blocker sOd by order Of the Supreme Court unuer az
rectio1 of L. H. Arnold referee fve-stOry house and
lot south side of 40 feet west or
ave. $7O50 size lot 30xl0?2 The sale announced D
Hugh n Camp did not take place.