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, 1873-10-16
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New YORK, Oct. 15.-CoTToN-Lower, but with fs!t
BnEApsrurFse heavy aud lower, shippers hold
Ing Of: rcceipts l4,oo0 erla; super Western M tern md
sSSsd t. Sc'a wSts SsTta xs:ot satr.
IL aesF All "a ]esss 1t st5sSss55 M Gan GSfa nssi ~
i priees unchanged reselpts 900 bu IOWA spring,
$3o@1 81 NJ chicago sist@lsd; Winter I'd
sic. Dariey and mutt Unchanged. Corn heavy, but
with moderate demand receipts, 81 900 by steamer
sss wS.SFn spa , Ssg &ss ssssr 81 sase 81 yssS h sa
Oats steady: reccipta 10000 bu: new mixed Western,
4o@4skc: white, 4sk@ste; ax,. ~
III: LEAruEn-Dull at a7Naaoe; orolnoeo a5@a7kc.
wooL-Dull and unchanged; Xxx Ohio fleece, 63Ho;
anoorniEs-cofeo quiet and unchanged. Sugar
u p o re4nng ts Ss! 9o osScaa @
pErnoLEul-Crude, 52t@ec; refined, last half %.
toEer, 1Ghc.
pnoy1s1oss-rork dull aud heavy; new mesa, $500;
Beef dull and unchanged. Cut meats quiet aud un-
changed. hllles quot; long clear, 81e. Lasd owss;
y burrxa-Firm fais 10 primo Western, a2@a7c.
CHEEsE-Ftrm.
~n'sks-1oTeF.N Nnw # " ORLEANS,
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. IL. - BaEADsTusrs-Ffour-
5n;'y ss 'a ssr oc1a 1s
5saeoss. '''''S'''
nnAN--scnrce at sl.1s.
Pnov1s1oss-posE dull at ste.1ax.. Dry salt shonl-
ders ut sgo Dscon dn Enc hs@s IT. ap pT'5 du
ss tisse; ssss soo; s9 heg. g ssis aesias lot Ds M
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hogsheada New York ye1-
10y sS M iS' H. hosisns s a
s'as Nh demand aales slto baea price.
St SiS,to; niaaline 70 gool mildliug, H1@isHe.
s'ssl'as-1'ns iiSSGHiW5SINGiH SMfHWINGHaR. s!sh'' '6ss'
.G tspass OF hsst a re- S sss,
iower; t;'at No. /, sso No. !? 5lHs Corn sosdy; No;
Z 4o1e. hs9 eiesay; So' l. ooc' nas''s ouo NA1
baq,se "a g.; 81; to 2ss; oswsES n 49, a. n
s"'rHE"rs-F'0s 6iESshasD 2ssl h1ls "h''' S0'o 0a'
CLEVELAND Oct, ls.-DArApsrusrs-dra4n dull
PETROLEUM 11solSSaTi.s NJ SSsfaeTeins'''
an 9'sStsst!' sisy M %Ssst s.s{Si San
quiet 1O@slc OATS all st 3si3e Barley steady
% daIi anl lower; shouliers, eleag rib Fl clear.
7sic. nacon quiet only jobbtng salea at e9s4c.
$n''*'-st'a'y At pElno1r. 81
Drrno,1, Oct. 1s.-DnEAnsruE.s-Florr quiet and
UNCHANGED, Wheat frt extra, $l.65 No. l. Fl 40k;
s1nner. sISe. oorn dall aud lower at SOo Oats dbl
nd lowor ut S5ts3oNc:,
BUFFALO, oct, Is. = BnRApsrufHg-Stendy
W1rut but tttle OH market, Corn dull 1900 bu No,
q Western Roid ut 41Ac, 0Rts nominal u 45c, hys
neglected, parloy Inactive aud acarce.
Inr:loH1s-I9Ha13o for wheat; 1l@11ko tor corn,
oloilng ut uutHi1U price.
BALTIMORE
BALrE1ouE, Oct. 16.-DREApsTuFTa Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat dull mud unchanged. Corn
nominal; mixed. olo. oats in good demand mixed,
tBAh0o wAlte BIO. Rye firm.
pnovIsToNs-Dull and nominal
HuTTHR-unchangod,
aRooXnIRA-Oofee nominal.
Wn1sKY-Quiot At p6o.
TOLEDO. ..
ToLrno, Oct. 16.-DnEAps1uTgs-r1our dull and
unchanged. Wheat dall amber Michigan, $l:ss.
4 WhiIs YYAbsah. Na0 do. 1 I'd. &, saa
, 1873-10-16
Total,... 3o3693 477,0a1 477,07A
Total amount Of grain In a!ore, 400, ,778 bu.

EUROPEAN MAAEET8.
Tho following is Beerbohm'B diBpatch to the
Bonrd Of Trade in this city to-day:
OCT 15-1ondon-0ood cargoes spring wheat OF
coast 5s Fair average cargoes spring wheat ou pas
eago or for prompt shipment, b5g. 0argocs Of Call
fornia on passage, G2s od@63s cargoes Of same for
ehipment 62s. Farmers deliveries IT EnElsl wheat
during the past woek, 70 600 10 $4,000 ara Imports
Into limited Kingdom for past weUk-Tlour TO- 900 10
% ooo bra; wheat $50 COO to 600 qrs corn 100000
tol1o,u00 qrs. Mverlool-Wheat lower California.
12s 9d@l2s l0d; aprtng, 11a 2d3l1s 3D. Corn 32s sd,
ELo1N ouEEBE AND AuTTEn MARKET.
business waa more active OH tho Board OH tuesday.
and prices were botor Toyo ,yaa gonl atct,,lunco
Of buyers, and fair representation Of factor!es At
tho opcnnB, 90 usual buyers and sellers ware n,urk
but before tho clone, aud after several buyers had
left, good round saca were lnao ut IN advance OF Mo
per pound over sales Of Inst week. Two thounaut lyo
hundred and forty boxea chaeHe wBro offered. md
1850 were sold. At 129l3ct tho ater for Into mike
l,p76 pounds bntler changed Aanda Mt YlGaI0o for
fancy dairy 10 best factory ako. Total salcs $l $685.
ODsENysA.
In tho afternoon there was worry ]itllo doing.
Whoat was Bomowlat higIlcr, selling up to 81, %
solior November, but closed 10 lower tlian on
'Chango, at $1.0l}4. Cash No. spring closed
nominal at $1,03. Sol!er December Bold ut
$1.03@1. .0911. Corn was sllailo castor, otoBilg
at 37No sollor November, and nominal Ut Y8J(@
90}6o cash. III provisions NO noto Balo Of A50
tcs larl, soller January. at 715o. Ono ohartor
WAS reported for &C, 1000 bu corn at 10 to Buffalo.
, 1873-10-16
Cd s5.17B Id do, $3.50: ID do, so.12; Cd do, auo,

8 &C. $ Is: f. :.:s ID s' 'ss 's
s"' t. ss%e: sess :'ps sa. nsp n &d; sSf s'f :aPs
%9s'si ssis fifss pss sss GsS a.
saanG yses sss. In II" psss sc
s!5siiy xinoT se9 DO. current 9kc, 55s N9 g
SnSe soS5ae o.: spar dS NJ neas faoi o
strictly rro, SLIM do extra, 66o; do Mol 75o; bank
M nsphsSs, Is Ss sFsv.y iaSioS - nspSns eemon
ToT1rors-The o'ertnga weso liberal and prsees
\. s5@a5d IN track and 1t y3ss7o delivered Early
noao 7so truck tho outside prices being for ooeo
quote: dooi 70 choico potatoes barSola, s22S275
dS BY S9S5SS car s Gry kes %
'TsSi s1 Asp fseYs uere sso sup
ply sna 5 @ + ft rso snp 10 d.
aspo waH In good supply and demand ut about yoatcr
sty Piss 2sn a!s s'stss
spring do ducks, 90 oos3. gos.o tloo6
@ dSsls, ssesS5se pr aos snsl dssxs, slosSi.5o;
'nFs ypn sesS ss ols asss ,sG no trading
shalo hlahor: 9ne.atioas range from sa.3s@375 for
prime. Flax was fairly notvo and irmor 1T sl.75@
1855. Glover tu Ut $3.50. eaies include Is bagB
strictly choicc timothy seed at $276 Is bagR do At
& 70 2oa ass Gre tn At os tegs DO ns
1850 bngs at s1.75.
sALE-waa moderately active and steady, as fol-
ordinary coarse, $2.1o coarao diamond, @, $2.1o;
ground eolar, $21k: dairy, without bags, s3as; dal
y, With bags $4lo@4 as; Ashton dairy, por sack,
$soo@o.25; TURKS 1sand, $2o0; ground alum, $3.50
TEAs-wcEe quiet and unchanged. Tho market Is
literally stockca and thoso free sel1o.a at tho nn-
ne1od prices e Young hynon. common 70 fair. 45@55c;
common to nne OLD hyBon, 7oa0oo; common imperial,
55685o good to choice 10: fair good gun
powder, 100000 choico P1ngsueY, $.159l.20; cxtra
:Maito M T. a;od hSlsa oS g saa ne%
38@loo; coorcd natural leafJapan, 66@65o; common
to ue 0olong, 354to; good 6s@esc; choco to extra,
T0bAooo-Tho tobncco trado Vas quiet At former
F1NE Qur-Extra 76@ssc; choice, ssa7oo; nodt-
urn, 55@0oc poor to common, 40@5oc.
ptua-Natural Ieaf, 7d@soc; half bright, 6o@7oo;
saoRiNa@aoed to choice, a2@aoo; medium, 29@
'iS eSSa, qaoted du ut unchanged prices
ncseh $3.50; maple 5000; hickory, sli.co; slhbs,
$G.6o@7 co. delivered.
WO0L-The market is rather quiet, and prices arc
little better than nominal, As follows:
Tub, washed, prime. ...60@52c
Tme, washH, + ;ln common to
Fleece, washed, xxx, Light. S43o
Fleece, wished, xxx, dlngy. .5d938o
Fleece, wnstedt medium light. 42c
GTscs wnshcd coarss 10
Fleece. unwashed, and dingy. ..285a7o
, 1873-10-16
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

WEDNIaDAY EVENING, OCT. III.
caEgocs worv awaiting anle a1ld ,nAny Of them hayt
beef, on thu ,nurket since Munday. There wAs solns
inquiry from the local dealers in the moFltng nnt
about ton carRocs wero sold; but tho market closed
.luI with large number left over. Prices aro veal
but not qotahly lover ~ foows: Far 70 choiss MIL
bonr1s Si1 OUaipOD: common 10 MEDIUM. do, 5000
1000 }ostH and seantling 100000; shingles, l2H
Ga3,2a; lath, $l.B1NG92.0o.
gaoa Iuuludo tho following:
Qag9Q ssAg IsdselL from Reat tNst&r. 5Q9 peqe atNQ
, 1873-10-16

DosroN, Oct. 15-The Improvement noticed In The
wool trao At to close Of Inst wcck !s we'll sustai1ed
and buyers nd after careful inquiry. that tho recent
pnnic has not shaken prices In my important degrea.
and there to sell below full current rates.
although some concession will be made for prompt
caah saes Wisconsin and Michigan {leccea, 47@ @o
Ohio and Pennsylvania, 50@591Ko for mcdiup1 Ls5ka
aud above up to CSC for treble extra; combng
1Aine acecea In demand at 65@B2dc. und anything Of
feriug readily takeu ut these figures,
, 1873-10-16

11oGS-1f there improvement in my Of the
features OF this market the Change WAS altogether too
Tho supply was overwhelmingly In excess Of all de-
anB, aud 1t became necessary for holders, III order
to prevent further accumulation Of stock to inrtner
Bdo prices, md note reduction Of fully loo from
tho closing quotations Of yesterday A few carloads
of extra bacon grades were worked Of early ~ tho day
reflects tho market. Tho ruling prices $2.75@
405 for poor to culco hcayyt aud 40 for CONF
mon to choice smooth, Light grades. Tho bulk Of tho
trnnRfcra within the rauge Of s3,85@43o. Many
remain unHold, md tho market closed 1t opened,
weak. The following transactions arD noted:
, 1873-10-16
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EvENn'0, Oct. Is.
Tho following wero the receipts and ehipmeuta
Of tho leading articloB Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours, md for the
date one year ago:
, 1873-10-16
Now York Dry Goods Market.

New YonW, Oct 15-Fasiness continues quiet with
manufacturers, agents. There IL n;rnther actyd
movement with jobbers. Cotton gooda steady i1
first hands. Tckings are moro actiyo, and seTo1al
popular makes sold ahead. Cotton danue1s In far
demand; prints moro freely takon from jobbers. d.
steady prices; navy blue dress fabrics IN great de-
nand, aud scarce; ahirtIng aaunes In demand, but
Maid r.akca outet
, 1873-10-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


L1vrapoo1, Oct. 1b.-Cotton dull; midduug up.
1and, 9tf@0Ad; Orleans, 0H@DNd. Sales, l0o00
1000.
DnEApsEurrs - Red winter wheat, lis 9d@12s.
Flour, 28@28s. Corn 37s(a32s Sd.
PnovlsfoNs-Larl, 42s. CheoAc, 66s. oumbc1lands,
$50 Cd short ribs, Aos. Talow, los Cd.
, 1873-10-16
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET,

oArTLE-Thero was nothing new to uote in con-
ncction with tho cattle MARKET Shippers wcr0 yir-
tual!y out Of Tic MARRIOTT tie total Of their purchases
barely reuchng 600 bead, and go far as shipping
hccyes concerned my quotations would 10 simply
nomina Local butchers bought nborally, but thoir
o. oloratons were almost wholly confined to Texas
cattle, ut tho low range Of $a.0o@2.5o Packers did
mud tho combined purchases Of buyers OF al classes
did not exceed 500 head. These taken nt
trome rnngo of tho inside nguro for thin,
through Texans, md tho outside for atua bunch Of
extra graded steera averaging 1850 hs With three
or four cxccptions, however there ware no
sales aboyo $500. whtto tho great bulk
Of tho cattle sold chnngsd hands at prices ranging
markets report e1ceetjngy unsatisfactory state Of
things there being large surplus Of cattlo ut nearly
nll points, whIle prices from 20 to 10 lower than
week ago. with ail \ declining tendency. The mnr-
kot cosod fiat with 1arga amount Of stock-rrincl-
pally Te1as-rema!ning In tho yards unRod.
QUOTATIONS.
fts and upward $5o5@5.so
Choice Deayes--Flne, fat, well formed 3year
to year old atcors, averaging 1,ooo to
GOOD Observation-Disclosures finely formed 'oo -
ateora averaging 1,2o0 to 1851 46o@5oo
Medium arales-Stecrs in fair aesh, aver
aging 1150 TO 1850 lbs. 4.25@440
Du.cherB' stoch-oommon to fair Bteors,
Averaging 500 to 1loo ia. ooo@4oo
ilesh, averaging 100 10 1850 iSs a7s@s7s
etugs, bulls, and scanwag steors. 2oo0a so
Catie-Toxas, choice coru-fed. ..,.,...... 4o534.G5
CAttle-Texas, Northern wintcred. ....... 2.75@3.76
Cattle-rcxas. through lroves. s........... 1oo@2.5o
, 1873-10-16

which Charge follows tho shingles.
ThickneaR-Elvo shingles to be tHo inches IN thicks
neBs
Lcngth-Sixteen iuchca
HARDWOOD.
Dack-Wanut - Counters, $100.00@160,00: clear,
s05. .00@e5.0o; common. $35.oo@so.00: Gull, 10000
$500 flooring, $4,000.
Asl'-Clcar, $28. @4ooo; common, e1o.oo@25,oo;
Gull, $1o.0o@150O; flooring, 3o.oo@4o.00.
0ak-Clear. $20.00@A0.oU; common, $18.oo@15.00;
Gull, {800@16.00.
1lickory-:oear, t2a .oo@to.u; common, s2o.oo@
$500; cull, ST.. .06@1800.
htnro-Olear, s23.ooa3 common, $1s.oo@25.oa
Gull, $1ooo@l5.bO.
Dntternat-Olear, $3s.oo@eo.oo; common, s2o.oo@
5000.
oherry-olcar, s4ooo@eo.oo; common, s1t.ooa
$500 Gull, $12. .d1@1B.o0.
Whltewood-GlcaT, sso.oo@4o.oo; common, s2o.os
@2s00; Gull, sl0.o09l6.00. ~"
Wagon stock-lIickory n1les, per GOT, $1.oo@1.60;
wagon poles. each 46@b5o boz boards $3o00s 1900.
tlorida rod cedar $50 pes T. mahogany, 29{94ge;
, 1873-10-16

:. .'!s ssse; 10 m pskst' at s0oo' Sold by William
GarRo rrop Tucsdcll, frum oroon Day, 1T m 4
shingles 1t $312N. Bofd by IrIsh, Bullion 4 60.
H., LUMuKn FREi0uTH
wero du and weak s ,9t qqo'sny loT9r o1eeRs
Al s2os. ManIafoe, $3.50 Muskegon $500 Luatng-
1ichofninco, $3.50; Oconto, $a.o5t White Lake,
t225. ..
At rHE YARDS.
Tho demand continues fair aud prcsont prices wore
prety we'll sustained. Shingles GU track qulta
hr1n, being In excellent domand. We quote:
socnn ojoar. 3nch to Inch. 47oo 9So.0o
rltr,j clear iucl ................ $500 GS4Q.00
Third clear, thick. $500 @45.00
CLEAR flooring, 1st md ID together, ., =, n,oo.
Clear eld1r lat mud I'd together 80. 23.00 123.O0
Common aoor1nR. drosaod, iirat...... $500 9as.oo
Common flooring, dressed. socond... $500 @30.oo
a.,1 unwarI 1900 @ss.oo
stock boarla. Observation-Disclosures 5000 @3B.00
D stock boards, 2700 t@3o.00
stock boards. 1900 @t8.00
Common boards. ds..................... 1900 @13.00
etc, io feet snd unor, green. ...... 1900 @1o.oo
JoIat aud aeantling, 10 to n foet.... 1400 92000
pickotg square. ro............,......... 1900 @1b.00
plckots l2.U0 @l3.10
Cedar roatg. apttt. 400 CISCO
Cedar posa. round ..............,.. 100 @35.0o
Lath ,..,,.,,.,,,.,,,,.......... 22s q 400
No. sawed ahtnaes. s.......,......... LOO q AGO
4; or Star. :..:.:.;.......""...'.... se2h@ s.7s
No. sawea. 12s a 1so@
Three dollars per to bo added when transferred,
which Charge follows tho ahiugeg.
n I'm txrn}
, 1873-10-16

Wheat waa rather 1oas active, but frnor aYer-
aging 10 per bu higher GU caah lots and ko on
November options, though quoted lowor ii Liy-
crpool aud dull In Now York. Tho market was
woak carly, and several Of tho shorts took hold
freely, thinLing 1t good time to fill In, whioh
enabled holders to ady9ence their views, especial
orders, Us we'll as for tho purpose Of filling out
cargoeH. The cause OF thla stronger toeljpg
, 1873-10-16

sHEEp-Were III light local demand at weak hu!
nolljuay unchanged prices. Shippers wora out Of
tue nurkot aud consequently tho supply, though light,
exceeded ths wants of tAo irase ait sa!es woro ex.
troncly slow tt as for poor to Modiuu, aud ut
S. 1OG04 90 for good 10 choice.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
A 7 LOVES.

NINE. LAFoRCADE, NO. WEST ELEVENTH
wi street. near Broadway, has arrived from Paris
with the greatest novelties in Opera Cloaks Evening"
Velvet sicilienne, eachemere and camels hair Polo
gat Laferiere and Hautenais; Bonnets from Yirots
Mantel Thercse, &c; also LingerieS
NINE ANToINETrE BERNHEIM, 10 BREvooRT
M place, Tenth street-Has received by last steamers
a handsome assortment Of Walking Jackets which she
oner at extra low prices Costumes Velvet Cloaks
Honnets and Hats, &C, at great inducemcnt
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
pRospEcT PAsK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.


SECOND FALL MEETING, 1873
COMMENCING TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81.
PURSE NO 600, tor horses that have neyerbeaten
j. l. Doty enters b. m. LYDIA Thompson.
Jno. Murphy enters b g.. Charlie Green.
~; Bowen enters s. g. Ben Flagler
" Lpse pSil,rn enters rs Dr. g. Barney 1T Xh;sa Kelly.
James Dongvey u enters br. &. Joker
PURSE No. $500 for tnat have never beaten
A. O. Whltson enters b. m Pauline.
J. Merritt enters br. g. Berkshire Boy
Owner enters ch. g. Sterling.
j. H. Philips enters br. g. Fred. Tver.
l. saa1's s1'f5s fS5 sSSf
PURSE No. 3.-Ihree.year- old Colt Stake.
G. :. Burr enters B. flly Emma Francis
Edwin Perrin enters br c. Topgallant.
Daniel pieter enters blk. ) ;ai Daniel Boone.
J. W. Pendergast enters en-, m. Lady Emma.
~. Heck enters b. g. Clothespin.
NJ. Martin enters b. 6. Mystic.
James Dongvev, Jr enersG. 6. Ed. Eaton.
Peter Aaaff 4Rs6 enfsls bAY Fkpn
PURSE No $500 for horses thar hay haze meyer beaten
A.c whlison enters blk m; Maria
J. Gof enters b. 9. Dexter B.
Thomas O'Connor enters g e. Dawn
owner enters ch. G Sterling.
John Moore E nteTs s. s. m Efne Dean
sammis bams enisss snsess p g g. fs5meT PS eSsa say
Robert Fletcher enters b. IN. Love-
PTssE 10 81 500 iTse i95 an $3.50 to first $1,000
Mac. snIs ana
w. Lowell enters b. III. American Girl
c.. s. Green enters b. IN. Gazele.
Admission to held grand stand and quarter stretch So
Races commence each day at O'clock prompt Good
day and track Coney Island cars leave Fulton ferry
every ten minutes for the grounds,
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, Superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
DRY GOODS.

364 Bowery, OF Fourth street. between Twenty.
first and Twenty. second streets
Branch Store, 343 SIKH avenue,
beg leave 10 call the attention OF the ladies to his superb
stock Human Hair Goods OF the best quality OF hair
only. without anv ntermixng whatsoever, OF his own
importation and manufacture
The largest stock oil Human Hair Goods In the city.
ketaned at Wholesale prices.
can offer 10 the public inducements which cannot DO
superseded by any OF my competitors
All goods warranted as represented
Price list.
Finest quality air Switches solid, not dyed Is inches
long ounces weight. ....................'''s
26 inches long ounces weight...........
81 inches long, ounces weight ~
Shaw's Patent Hair Switches, Soc.
Long Single Curls naturally curly
% inch. So ~ inch....... So 50 26 inch....S4
Frisets 2Sc. per yard.
Ladies' hair made In latest styles
Combngs made up SOC per ounce.
Goods G. o. d. by receipt OF color and
money in egistered letters or Post Office order.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

A FEW BOARDER5 WILL BE TAKEN ~ ONE OF
n the best ventilated private stables in city; excel
street
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

IBERAL PRICES WILL PosirvEhl w lo,b,as nG rh,p az,
ne,s Iaces Iamonds Jewelry, &c. as we have great
demand or them the West Please convince your
self by calling on or auuressinR W. " wo I. nN"'-
l76 seventh avenue.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

A FOR SALE, AT GREAT SACRIFICE, ONE
IA. pair Of black Horses l6l high, years old long,
flowing names and tails; perfectly sound and very
styshi drive together like horse with iu sized
Brett as good as new Miner stevens makers also set
o. god moanted Harness; will be sold separate to-
gcther must be sold as the has got 10 reduce
penses for the winter Can be seen al If6 West Thirty
ninth street. near Seventh avenue. Inquire for David
the coachman. - - -'
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

IN DYEING AND PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT
STATEN ISLAND ESTABLISHED IN lsla
~ Duane street. near Broadway,
752 Broadway, near Eighth street, New York
Go Sixth avenue, near Thirty-sixth st.
165 and l66 Pierre pont street. Fulton, Brooklyn
Dye, Cleanse and kehnish ladies' and gentlemen Gar.
ments and Piece Goods In q superior manner
AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, gl4 BROADWAY,
"A near Twentieth strcet-FILL LINE Of FASHIONS.
THE NEW Redngote ready Patterns lifted to the
FORM warranted perfect. CLOTH MODEL given with
each pattern Cutting and Basting done promptly. Open
until 61s O'Clock r. NJ.
CEAL sACQUEs MADE TO ORDER, AT SHAYNES
- Fur Manufacory, corner Broadway and Tenth
street. N. B.-Furs refined cleaned and altered
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
THE TURF.

nEERFOOT DRIVING PARK.-SECOND FALL
~ Meeting, 1874 First day, Tuesday, October 2s and
soo 70 first $50 oseeopd $50 third SO e 'ourta
Purse $780, for 22 class; 500 to first $50 TO second,
$40 te hrs $50 to second $50 to third sSo to fourth
Third day.No. 5Purse $780, tor minute class; $5 to
first $40 to second, $50 to third SIS to fourth No g.
Purse $500 open to all 500 to first, SIPS 70 second,
$75 TO third. $50 to fourth Conditions
same as advertised rst fall meeting Entries 70 close
mouth streets near Catharine ferry. Monday october
20, at L. NJ. All communications to be addressed to
WILLIAM MCMAHON, at said mouse.
WILLIAM MCMAHON Superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

at
NAUGHTrN coRKERYs,
No 53l Eighth avenue
between Ihlrty-sixth and Thirty-scventh streets
In consequence OF the depre state OF the dry good.
market and OF the large amount Of goods offered by i'm
porers the past week at the several sales and
oner our numerous patrons on Monday, October ~
ana me oli9wnY Day, he arsest best assorted and
nue..
Black sin.. 81, 81 snLsSi u si is sILss' Il *
Gros Grain and Taieiss silks 81 go 81 So 81 IS s2
worth last week IS per cent more.
Finer Inc Sllks in all popular brands, at the LOWEST
DRESS GOODS.
We would invite special attention to our present stock
surpassed by any house in New York city Having the
stringency the money market and replenished daily
from auction sales enables US to offer Striped PLAID and
iu line Of double width corded Popln Alpacas, soc
cases Silk finished pongee Popns % inches WIDE sic
Fun lines OF aefinos sateens Empress Cloths camers
HAIR Sloth and yeours, faiiy ~ per cent LESS THAN
BLACK ALPAchs SPECIALLY
goed Ss beagx Sast ARnss MRss edGe da @ &C. %Sls s1d m
splendid double etaced silk.anished Mohair s7xc,
pure Mohair, warranted silk finished, Soc, WORTH
MOURNING GOODS
In sateens, Empress Cloths Barrathea, Henrietta,
Cashmere, Grapes, &c, at the very lowest prices
SUITS, cLoAKs AND REDINGoTEs.
Large stock Of Suits made the premises n the
best manner, OF the best materials in all the shades
All tacitesior fitting Ladies in attendance All alter.
atoms made without extra charge.
~ black alpaca suits, s., $40 Sl2 and $14.
s1O colored suits So $40 and wards
SerKes veours and pongee suits at attractive prices
BLACK cloth SacQues, In the latest styles
Kedingotes, made OF all fashionable mate
Waterproof Cloaks, all sizes
Shawls, Shawis
Square wool shawls $aand upwards
Square Broche and Pa0ey shAwls sG and upwards
Long wool Sba wis, ~ and upwards -
Long Broche and Paisley SnawlS 40 and upwards
Mourning Shawls, 81 and upwards.
Housekee ping Goods.
Blankets, Gomtortabies Flannels T1criucs
shirtings Table Linen, Towels Toweuings hanhins
windsor Laces. Hosiery, nc. ~F'.o'
All Goods marked in plain figures
Strictly one price,
NAUGHrIN CORKERY
No. 53l Eighth avenue,
between Thirty-sixth ana Thirty.seven streets
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

YAK Laces
Passementeries Fringes Ornaments Buttons &c OF
latest Parisian designs at lower prices than ever. All
the newest and shades OF slks Trimming veves
In navy blue, myrtle, green, moose olive. plum, re-
Ida, &C.
Black silk Trimming and Millinery veives at actually
half their real value; good quality, 81 Sc to 81 co.
perior goods, 81 81 30 and upwards.
Our assortment In Trimming silks, Turquoise, black
md colored Satins Is more complete than Our
prices speak for themselves
Novelties in ostrich and Raven Wing Feather Trim.
We have Just opened a large assortment OF finest
French Flowers comprising montures and gariands Of
every description and arntures Tor bridal and evening
dresses
Slides &c-, which have marked much below the
usual price. a.,
Chatelaines, Jewery and Ornaments OF entirely new,
chase aud antique designs at great reduction rom
former prices ~ -,
we have made a speciality OF selling ladies' and chill
drep's Undergarments and infants complete OUTFITS OF
which we have complete assortment made under per-
eonal supervision, Offering superior goods Tor less
than inferior articles are selling elsewhere
a ull line OF ladies' Dress Caps Coures INFANTS and
chldrens Bonnets In all the leading styles
j. BLOOM a BRJ., 28 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19

L,CRs, FURS FURS-FULL ASSORTMENT OF LA
IL dies and chilcren's Furs can now be seen at MAX
WIENER'S 2s5 sixth avenue, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets Furs altered TO the latest styles
reasonable prices.
The New York herald., 1873-10-19
OFESiSd a.
S. T. TAYLoR's, sic Broadway.
MONDAY. Oct 81,
OF new designs Tor
Cloaks and WrappingS

received by the late steamers.
s 7. TAYLOR'S system.
This system is the only perfect rule OF cutting, and Is
like that used by best taors Most thorough ntruc
ton guaranteed at only New York house. Sl6 Broad
way.
Teaching including the of Basting, $50 Po stons
given competent pupils.