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Joshua AnerrIDgIGD ~ ~. We ~chfG M Y
.boA adnocG, hes tackle. etc. ~. ',S2e
Is THE UNiTEH STATES DISTRICT "OUV-
L District 81 LoUisiana-in Obedience :" !. .
a!iYatV warrant, :" directed = ths ..s.. p.
t.cl.. .l.!. have s.iz... and ,..s yc..e :.
TBs SCEICSF: !cSADSGC. -: 80. ~
li-.ied tv Joshua shesSlu4i.I .. 10. -.
cause. SET forth ii 'he Libel :os :s.t.a. . tL~
District Col.,t 81 .f~ Iaie.1 sea.-s
And 90 her. bv cit. and a.us .! e.s ..s.r or
thereof, and al and every :-I....r,pr.o1s
having or pT"t"Hdi.s 20 have a.T GA IL. 0. u
t.r.s' n or I. III. same, to ie ..T.. ayI., 81 Ls-
:riet solrt Of ;hs United stat. fer ~. tlp.r.-t
aforesaid, I" be holden - 'he ct. o SEE .ioaLs,
.. tine 0rs. Monday q. Sov.ate. t. elo.
cause u ans They have OF c.r, Why ito ed
schooner Monadn neck her ,acsj. .t,. .NolId not
% condemned aud sod ss.t. - IL. prayer q
lbel.nts
eighth dag Of oc.eseS 1913.
g. r. SAGSARH
S.S|S ~ aoS United s.S IS Marshall
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15

AH.e rAiL.--:etry Flynn LAS. evening.
Ia making desperate efforts 20 leave 81.
Mary market. fell. his head striking a
surbstolc with such force as to fracture his
stult
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15

STRIKING LONGsHoREMEN.-1es Yesterday a
contractor had employed a number of men
20 unload the bark Eliza Stephens, head OF
Market street. They do not belong to the
association of longshoremen, and some OF
the leaders warned the contractor to dis
pense with their services. He said he would
give an answer at one o'clock At that
time the regulars discovered that the non
conformists had been discharged and mem
Sers were at work. This fact stopped fur
:her proceedings, and perhaps prevented 2
small riot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15

services Of an attorney, and when arraigned
by Judge Gernon, demanded his release, on
the ground that there was no charge against
him. This little plea was useless, as the
court informed him tha. if such were the
case he should sue out writ Of habeas cor
pus. Achao says he has no knowledge Of
the other man, and puts the entire transsc-
ton on his shoulders. As ''.he other man.
can not be found, we will not hear his side
of the story. The business smackA o. any
thing bu, honesty.
Two SIDES 70 ALL QUEsIIOHs.-M-.J J.
Barangue sends US tho following note AND
as we have given one version, now ask our
readers to listen 10 what the icF:l gueke
association has to say:
EDITOR REPUBHCAN:
would state. in behalf o. the assoe!A-
ton, that 40 insults of any kind 30 ladies,
gentlemen or flag were offered by us, and
furthermore, that DC weapons of any kind
were carried by any Of the members. We
wish TO you to correct said errors in your
paper. &c they ere false, malicious and
erroneous charges against the association.
During our procession reporter OF the
New Orleans Bee was standing under the
balcony Of the residence OF Mr.. Il. Que
eada, situated az the corner Of Dauphlne
and Hospital streets. signaling or ordering
our front band OF musicians to serenade
flag displayed at the ssid residence. Sew
eral parties not belonging to the associa-
ton, commenced disputing with the said
reporter Of the Be-. Such acts VIC do not
approve OF. These are tho only acts that
the investigation committee could trace up
20 the present moment Our motto is
charity and benevolence, and furthermore
we do not NEEDLE with politics. Hoping
the same NAV DE contradIcted by you rs
early as possible, remain
Yours respectfully. etc.
JOSE BARANGUE, President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15

HE 10 HERE.-Less than year ago a man
left New Orleans, emitting the form OF bid
ding his acquaintance farewell. Several
months after his departure an illustrated
card arrived from Cincinnati, mentioning
something about a reward for Eis appre
hension. That was the last heard OF him
until week ago, when he was seen at the
head of Customhouse street, apparently in
different to police inquiries. A mid soiu-
zion OF this problem is called for.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15
THE RIVERS.


The river here IS thirteen feet tive
inches below high water mari. Of 1871.
Telegraph poles in Germany are TO be
done away with. The wires viii be buried
in tubes under ground.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF WHARF III.
?NOSEMENT BONDS.

DEPARTMENT riS.Scs, 4
View Orleans, Octobeg 4, 1873.
XDROPOsALS Fer T?iE SALE TO THE CITY OF
l. seventeen wharf Improvements bonds, will BE-
received by the nnderSignsd at this Office until
FRlDA. the seventeenth instant. at n A. ".
The city y.seSves The Tsh: 10 ssject any and al
proposals..
IJCIS SCHSEIDtE,
ADMINISTRATORS OF Finance.
net Il y VI Il Il Is IN Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15

succession of Mary K. Tay lOr-No. 36, ATS,
&ECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAKIsA,
- Of Oreans.-Notice is hereby given to the crels.
itors of this estate ard to all other persons herein
interested, go show cause within ten days froeo
the present notification, If any they have cax,
why the account presented by Alexander Tay
lor, administrators of this estate, should not
be homologated and approved. and the funds dis.
trbuted in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court.
ocll 10 20 JULES vIENNE. Acting Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15

succession of Joseph Wald-No. &c. 4OsS4.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans. Notice is hereby given to the credit
ors OF this estate and to all other persons herein
Interested to show within ten days from thts
present notification il any they have or can, why
the account presented By George Meier, tutor in
this estate, should not be homologated and ap-
proved, and the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith.
BY order Of the Court
oCl0l Is 10 JULES yIENNF ACTING Clark
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15

WIZ. OPEN To-DAY.-More. than one
thing will be opened to-day in the Phoenix
House. In the first place the restaurant
will be opened and then piles of the very
finest oysters will be shucked, and perhaps
a bottle or two of wine will be scattered
The fame of this branch of the Phoenix
House is already well established, and all
Chat is necessary is to announce the fact
chat the plates are warm and an al cook at
the range. The purveyor is a gentleman
well versed in marketing and will purchase
nothing except the very best. When one
looks at Mr. Bidwell's "robustuousness"
she cause is explained-he eats his own
seal pie.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15

Captain William Parsons 1T nj. -. - aOone
81 Nona'.n"cx, hsI Gag. - Sst. s;r.-so.
10 ?8:.
~ NE CSI-hH s-ATrS i:.-.lC- .rth~
i District Of l.U.ian.-ln st.(.,.e =. A., -
mirslty warrant {. dlTe'!... q -. srHv.
entitled A.i:, have SeIz.d ar.. ....s iIane :.s
e+sslUiI--
TIE SCHOONER NoSAiSOCE -: ,..r.',. 81
exc Low lIoeleG oy sptai9 " lila" '...ui4. ~!
to' ''e causes set !or'. N she hts 'rH s.: d ia
Vie Iisiyc. C0uT: Of the Cnite.. s.a.ss
AID 'to i.!eby 81. and ain', II. .:e sp,s.
Owness thereof and all and ever, - y.Is.,rs
having % pretending 70 have AIv si. 80. =" ~.
fer.st 10 or To Ii. same, 2" ~ 49,. .yl.s-. bis
trct Court Of IL" United states ar t.s stYi.s
aforesaid to be holden q: th. r'v 81 ..v Or
leans Cn She fret Monday ~ sa.si.!Ds' - st"V
cause, = Anv they have e..I, wy ere cad
vessel MonadHcc!:, "srgn, :.elgf', s'r $40 ID 'i.t
y condemned ard sod agft.S. :. 80 s'"Jss -.
Lii. lant..
United STATE. Marcia. eft sea J' eses
eighth day .: Cc!...S, 40.
ST eAC-4.i,
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Nc: y ~

Charles Lester Va. steamboat Hornet
80 10 .268.
IN THE UNITED STATES INSTINCT S0rET,
Il District Of L0uisaua.-In Obet .GC~ to at ad-
miralty warrant, 20 dIYect..! ia st- above
| entitled eui:, have seized 49,. :aScU ;to my
possession.
! THE STEAMBOAT fCRsE'. t~T .Sg..s tackle
ETC. libeled nv Charles Lester tNr tie caus-E
SET forth IN the libel nov PeIC-GS . zoe II strict
Court Of the United States.
Ard do heyeby cite aye: Adm, ISL, sbe
owner owners thereof, SD.i -. .ua svery
peIsQI. ~ persona having ~ IIsteudrg TO
have ans I;ght, title OF interes: 2 10 Me same
10 be and appear at District CoGTt .. H.. United
States. for the district aforesaid 20 - .cden at
the sI-T of New Orleans, the IN rsi Monday
III October 20 show cause if any .hsy h..y+ rs .aI
vic THE said steamer Hornet ehe-.IG 40. - con.
demn.d ana sod aS.e..ily 10 tie II.:., .s H.
| btlSHt.
United STATE. Hafsha"s o+c., :.~ ;..sns
thi.tIs !. DAY o: s..,ts mt.r. 1852.
q. T. eA'rAnr
ocfSt :. United A-s-S. s.rsi,.l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15

ANOTHER CASE OF CHILD TORTURE
Elizabeth Lewis, of Carrollton. was yester-
day committed tor trial before jury to
answer for having brutally treated her step
con, William Lewis, not six years old. The
evidence discloses the tact that the Bur
xesses are not the only human bTutes in this
section. On one occasion the poor boy was
snade to hold his bare hand on hot brick
until the flesh was crisp. Almost every
portion o: his bsdy bears signs OF torture.
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Succession of F. p. e. Ollive-No. 36, 4as

succession OF r. r. 4. Ollive-N0. 36, 4a:3.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE paRIs.s
~ of Orieans-Notice is hereby given to the cred
itors OF this estate and TO all other persons bere,p
interested, 10 show cause within ten days f-nrr
the present notification, if any they have or ,Ao
why the account presented by the admir,isfra-
tor of this estate should not be komologated and
approved and the funds distributed in accordancs
Herewith
BY order Of the Court.
Ocl4 IS 22x FRANK PACE JR Clere
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15

THE READY REroLvER.-llenfy Jones
got his wrath up to white heat in the Third
District, especially toward William Bell.
Jones went for the Bell and tried to ring it.
uounding him slightly, at the corner of st.
Claude and Union streets. The assallan:
was retired to the calaboose.
John Mcintyre, private watchman. bore
bad feelings towar.. L. X. Fuller. and
sought to close out :ls Misunderstanding
Nv shooting him. A warrant from Judge
Mccullough got Mcintyre before he -;
Fuller.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15

Too MUcH WAGox.-The city authorities
feel inclined to be lenient with merchants
% their efforts 70 dispose Of their wares.
but when u dealer apprcpriates three.
sourths OF the banquette in front OF his
store to exhibit fancifully painted wagons.
be is infringing on the vested rights OF his
peers. Day after day vendor on Maya
zine. near &rod street. occupies a
large share Of the banquette in front OF his
establishment to display his goods, greatly
20 the detriment of all pedestrians. The
wagons will show Off quite as well If inside
Che building. and persons having business
On the street will not then groWi or break
sheir sbine over distractions.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15
SUCCESSION NOTICES,

succession of Charles Ledig-NO. 35,39D.
SkCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Gi orieans-Notice is hereby given to tho
SIeo!tois OF this estate end 10 all other person s.
t nereih interested, to show within ten days
or can, why the account presented by FRANCIS
LaeI, administrator OF this estate, should not be
nomologated and approved, and the funds die
tributed in accordance therewith
By order of the Court
Cc9 IA 49, JUTEs vYpvNp ..:r,,,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15

THE FIREs.--The alarm sounded at abo":
Lalf-past five o'clock last evening was sent
from the head of Richard street. for only
Che burning of pile Of shavings:
About halfpast eleven O'Clock Monday
eight a fire broke out in the double two.
story house Noe. IA. aud "A. Dauphne
street, owned by Mr.. Clay and occupied by
several tenants. The fire originated under
Che floor OF the kitchen, and was extin-
suishe1 before any serious damage was
Gone.
About eleven O'Clock Monday night fire
was discovered in the rear premises of No.
!G6 Constance street. but was eXtinguished
hetore an alarm became necessary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15

L. BAKER. Deputy Clerk.
The following :rom Mr.. Schneider was
ordered - te spread upon the minutes:
yEPAkrMEyr os FINANCE,
October H. .e.d. J
10 Ii. Ci:y Co::.c.. Of New Orleans:
In accordance with official notice. propc-
sails :oG the sale 20 the city Of $4,000 in ten
per cen: bends OF 1871 and s!0.00c in
P"EtchartraiD railroad bonds were opened
in the Mayors rar.or on the tenth instant.
az twelve o'clock ". The so!iowin. pro
possls. being a: the lowest rates offered.
were accepted. the bonds purchased and
duly Cancelled, viz:
Firemen's Charitable Association. 81, 80
ten per cent bonds az IS.
Lesassier q Binder. 5000 ten per GENT
bonds q. ...is.
Lesassier Il Binder, $3.50 ten per cent
bonds at. 3.
J: H. jones. 5000 ten per cen: bonds
a. 76l9.
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Total 20

Aota! ......................S oo,225 10
Tie amount OF general expenses, eSS, 5o3 Is.
divided hy the number OF men on the
force wiz: :.97i. gives an average of
Sis Is per man, char geabie pro rata TO
the corporations. as follows:
Men.
City of New Orleans. .5.7 $Sj,,57 Sc
City Of Carrolton ....... . 1873; ~
Parish of Jefferson, right bank , al 40
Parish OF Jefferson. lef. bank. > 200 Sc
Parish O: 81. bernard. .... :; 80: Il
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(Brief Communications PublisIed-Eong
Ones Invariably Reected-Ihe Editor not
Responsible for the Sentiments Expressed
in the Co,arnuuicntiOns]
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-15

W. p HARPER
oe!o .. noIs Sheriff Of tie pa,ish of Orleans
, 1873-10-30


s5 g. rseass 1sa ssss t. I 's s.
P1a T1x-rArge, 100; small, 41o: bar, 42c,
I&Anar.g, $40; bar, 100; pipe full coils, 1ok0;
IS sss1 m ~ z1so-ruu casks, 1oxo: ha, casks 1oc
'ess quantity lle sahs b ~ n,s,. ,ron on.
e iassSe M g ~ a;ss.. 1ss
II r. 5e Ell Ne Il aa' ths ill., z''
5ssa s1ss issS iSsS0s' s's 'aaS'a copper 4's do
x and II sS Il baa,a 1na 1 las IL III
NA1Ls-Were ii the average drnand at the annexed
e. sstss 1s9e9Sa 81 nsaF d u.s.
az H. ng rs isN iss IL; I'd DO s7'aN eHs 'oo; laHo
NAVAL A IL 81 sToREs-wo again quote: Manila ropc,
sosa, VIZ i, asasso; narlias T. $Sss:s iasssa @
s'Gs 5sSss: IT, s:ts sts| "s
oIL6-The changes III this market wore untnlpor-
sr IS nd ss
Y ,s5sss 9sss ose e Ha Ut .: ssxs s s S.ro ]
sss ssss $s2s ssssss* i %ssSs$3s "a S$s
ssjsy ssss f@sss sie sss' 'S:f
OIL &c 6ttkla. boos o!ofnanL OH Voo t1rpentlne
bao; naphtha, G3 gravity, 18G9l0e; nsphtha. conf
mon, l6{a1Go.
FOTATOEs-Tho Gcn,aul continues urgent, and
carots salt readily arriyal nt full former prioes
Sweet potatoes ael ut $500 per br Sales include
peachblows at $l;lo; ears do at sl.o5 .n track
car do 1t 81 10; car eghtly mixed Ut $1.00; car
early roso al p0c 1eyerca; early rose Ut GOO on
track.
POULTRY AND aAh1E-Thora was fair supply Of
poultry, but .ths demand was light, md prices
favored buyers. =, Game was aso III gooa sup
ply ind cary; W. 9aoss: Old @ or 1nisud chick
Sa75ss3S dressed chickens 81 6oGs360 geeHo $500
4sl00; turkeys, 10allc dressed do, lo@l5u; prairo
400 mallard achs. por tlox small ducks,
sl:a:esl5o es sntpe' *ln; yenison saddles, l49loc.
good timothy, and rrIcea advanced 611lto, BaleA
>uged from ao@275 for common to strictly primo.
sood az sold It .e2h and inillst at Nc We noo
t2.1oi u bags ii t2eo; q bags good at {260i 92
, 1873-10-30
The livestock murkctBs

nuRFA1o, n. Y, Oct; 2s.-cArrIE-nsce!pt to-day,
Including car reported to arrive, SIG head, nkng
total Eese'pte for tho cef thus fsr head 33
4 reduction Oh freight6, caused tho market TO be
Lively and strong at Inst weeks prices. The feeling
was buoyant, md tho quality Of stock Of superior
grade; Abont 5000 head were sold. Bales include
238 Illinois steers, averaging 0s0@l 49 ut f40o610;
36s head Onto steess averaging l,o4o41 AS a 5000
6SS 25e head Indiana steers, averaging lo3o@l, $685.
at f4.Gs@6.60; 47 bead Kentucky steers, averaging
1s4s, $3.50; 80 head Texas STEERS averaging l,i7S
At 9475 100 bead Michigan acers, aversging 1,0a7@
1850, at $3.8595.50.
sHEEp AND LAMbs-Rccelpts today, 1900 head,
making the total supply for the week thus far 2ec0
bead. The market was active. at Nc decline on nu
grades. Canada lambs, $5.oo95.e2k; Canada sheep,
Ss;9o@5.31k: Michigan s4esp. fs.75s4.oo:
Ho1s-Recc1pts to-day, 500 head, making the total
supply for the week thus far 90, 900 head The
kst dragged At per ow: ovcryesterdaya prices
The stock Of superior quality. Sales include 500
head Ohio, Indiana. and ILLINOIS hogs, averaging l3a
to $50 lbs, at 81. l.40@4.56.
EABT LIBERTY, PA.
EAsr LIBERTY, Oct. 20.-CATTLE-Arrlvals rs cara;
best, $52595.60; medium, $4.75s5.0o; common, 4 90
@4.76; stockerB <3,G0@3.6O bullH, none. -.
Hoos-Arrayala 10s cars beat philadclphin, $4.500
465: Yorkers, $4.25@4.35, -.-."
8HEEr-Arrivals 47 cars best $A.75@5.00 medium
80; common, $300@4.9o.
, 1873-10-30
Tho Produce Markets.


NEW YoEK, Oct. ao.-CorroN-1n fair demand, but
lower; midding uplauds, 1870.
ceipts 10000 brls; srerno Western and State, t525@
675 common to good extra good 70 choice,
os5 e Eate s. Ehfss sas s1;ss Sje ftss aas
it5ss9 Ss 6a NJ; spftPE 4 9oS1 iow: spring
Wostssa, e: No. sKH; .atss spring. se S.
No Duluth, $40. Ryo dull Western, S5@00c. Dar-
sy a asAs gin It a'rss sees 81
high mixed and yellow westsrn, elo. Oats armsT, md
Western, saost, ia aasa; Wits, tsxasosc. '' ~
Eoos-steady Western, 2s1G@2dc.
MAY AND HoPs-Unchanbed.
LEArnan-Dun at 271io; orinoco. es@27Hc.
* 9 ts
PErnoLEuM-Dull; nomtnally unchanged.
TunpEsr1aE-Wo.k Ut 42@42Kc.
slAesGi5oo. Beef and cut meats unchanged.
Tss'5sTy sss sS sS?0 spot Lard
BurTER-,Ycatcrn hrkin, 22920c.
WMIsx7-Fairly aetive, hui lower, ut ooc.
st, LOUIS,
sr. LOUIS, Oct. 2o.-baEADs7ufFB-Flour very
dn I'd SSs5 5c * sRsGaao {: g.
Wheat higher some grades hrner and SCARCE; No.
In. sl:2s; No d9, tl5s Corn lover on ~ east
in elevator for November; !; 4oo for December. Oats
nrmsr No: ?, 224@22Hc, In elevator. Barley dull;
paov1sloNE-Pork dull at SIS. 2s@1s5p. Bacon dun,
lower. aud irregular shoulders offered at gHo clear
III 1s @si sGa 6es NJ
Dor.
iioos-ouiet at 81 SOC LOO receipts, 1,s1o.
CAITLE-Qu1et md unchanged.
CLEVELAND, Oct, 2o.-BngApsTuFrs-dralnm market
unse,ed aud rEsgur 9uotaions unchanged
f-fa01a0A-S''aSg M{L%aTKEE. ~ ShsEi.sSa'
MILWAUKEE, Oct. INSTRUMENTATION quiet
an& eash No oor
dull No. g. aoc, Data dull and nominal No, O. 800,
Iyo iul aud lower; No. i, cAc. Barley hrn; No. 2,
FnE1onrs- TO Buffalo, sho; to oswogo 1876.
salFar'7s-r0E IoTSgy1hb aSeg iii wheat 50 900 ba
Ioulsv1IIE, OCT. 2o.-DAEAnsgufrs-Flour quiet
and unchanged.
p1sssssssas %5s az asnns' al, p pe
WlIsxY-Firm at $50.
DETROIT.
unchanged. Wheat stoaiy extra, sl451lta1.46; 10.
el.a2 amber, s. 80. Corn duh aud lower at 4D3
ITO. Oats dull aud lower at 3sGs37c,
o,x,ux.r, oot caSo1NMATI: ,,,,,
at $9.85@7.00. Wheat dull ut fl.3U@tJ3 Corn quiet;
old car, 44@4so; now, 40n sheud, 4al li3c rye dull
At 7A@76c Outs dull at 33@43o. Barley dull and un-
changed
pnovIhlons-pork steady at $500; stock light.
Lar! 4niet kettle retailing at 7tiGs7Ec, with aao
s 3F s Sa t se1 22 d noss e
e@aHo sales Of clear rib !. t',eses elsar dn L. u
'Ns @i,ssaa's.aay ss1s 81. saa.osss :. sss clear '''
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2o.-DRgApsTurTs-Flour ia
better demand; aupez. s4.5o@5.23i Wiaeonan aud
, 1873-10-30
REAL ESTATE.
The following instruments wero fllod for rcd
ord on Wednesday, Oct. 20s

The following instruments were Alod for rcd
ord on Wednesday. Oct. 40.
CITY PROPERTY. !.
Dnser1e1d ct, III II Of Thrty-hrst 1T, " 261100
IT, dnted Oct. Is; connltieration $500. ~
Dearborn at, 80 # n Of Waahlngton st VT undi-
vided u Of $3.50 It, dated Dec. Is, 1915 consdore-
tion, $2o,oi4. .-,
Stanton Nv, 6o4 II Of wahranHch av, T. 3axla4 o-1o
IT, dated Sept. 49, consideration, $500.
Madison st, sox II " Of Pauna at, + 4ox1o4ss #,
dated scpt. 10: consideration, 5000.
Dralwoll Nv, Of CoblontE Ut, VT, 21x10O IT.,
dated Oct IS; consideration, $3.50.
1}rsdwol Nv, 24fts Of ooblcntz at, VI, 2a11oo IT.,
Dradwell ~, 1871 Of ooblentz st, +, 2411oo It,
dated Oct. 25 consideration, $500. '
Madison st, 439 It v Of pauna st, + A0n1oA2z It,
dated sept. 10: consideration, q, 900. :
II e a. 8e o so a
dated Oct. % consideration, $50. ~ ~
Hubbard y, 800 ~ q iloyne at I, 2sr17e IT.,
dated Oct ~ consideration 81 800.
Twontynnth ct, 100 # OF indiana av, I, 49Ax1oo
f. With improvements, dated Oct =; consideration,
Hickory st. 2snsw Of Eert st, +, 2s11oo It, dated
Rok 4 y = of Ml!ss It a!,os +, with bud
m ST. st. cor n IT, so.114
dated ito,, Ag :; q sa SonsifaSFation ~ oo
tod p6an ot ssa q 1'0o d.
arocn II, ID Il Of Indians It, at, 2o111e IT, and
impsoye%S9ts dated oct. q Sonsiaesson, $500
Pierce 125s Il, Of sheritlan 1T, /, 25112A IT,
jackson st, 4lH II, Of Marahneld at, I, As5x1so
IT. dated Oct; q; consideration 81, ,3so
a 1A5s PSI Of y HGSno s dato
Oct. Is consideration - 600.
IT, dated Nos. 81 isa eoastasralton $500 '144'
Rcbecca st. cor OF Wood 81, I, II 3-1oox71 II,
, 1873-10-30


was good demand at tho doolsno, to nll ont =
Gt,afRo EAR ana 1or closing up Novom9of ' aGsls' nnt
.mo moro aoiorred OPTION @ was anll. holler NO
aemnef oea openod at 29N9, a'1a soon advanced 70
9gG, oloslng atoady Seller oee9lnDof M oponGd A.
nSaz9c' anu reGeded to 3io At tng 10, elose. Iasn
tnte oloboa VITA llfm noiuo!a o. oo4o 1qr NO. q
Gash aaIos M @ woro roportod Of llsoe ba NO; 3"nt
@ S1;oeo bu 40 O. Sec wy D., pa 5o}eo.oa a. ~
an hu w. ~ ~ ny oa, Mu ~ Al a. aa im
A'1oo m!,I pn uo at 2171o. Iotal, al,o99v ~. 1
rye Was weak, aud again lqlMo lowor. An
o6rly ealo WAS mado Of No. Mt 0l4o, but after.
wards Goo waa the boat bid, and BellorH accepted
tho situation ut tho oloao, though tho rocoipts
uoro 1irhffr nn,1 afoclta ara HlnwIv docrnnpii,o'
Coah neIoa a. a1o ] s.ooms ~ ~ a m M
an In io ~ r1io 1io I'm ~, a. ~ ot c<c ond on
auo ~ ~ uo a. olo auo ni 20 ht oot9u; Iu9 ,1Vu
pu 20 at 6oo: Total, 2.ao0 bu.- he1eoscu waa
n9ns!'al maI'a ~ ooe9ono. a..,t-,re,,.
Darcy r.. Was auii ana vo,J Wenh, ueenning oegto
,a' Icr ~ tnongh tho iaot tnat tnole arc HoVorai
ne3 snG.1a on no. 1or th,s month ye! oas causoa
tn ,oiinn ~ oo mcn a NJ 'ne
Ss;l.2e, and closed woak as at S1:26. Do seller
n@o'e'1not ~ sola a. g as,, snu na sei
, 1873-10-30

LIVERPOOL, oct. 2o-11 .. m.-Market unchanged.
Flour, 26aa2ss Wheat-Wintcr, 12s; spring, lis 1d@
~ white, ia 7l@l2a 10d club 13s13a Sd. Corn,
Sig Cd. Pork, 79a Cd Lard, 4os ID.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2o-7 p. m.-Breadstuda steady
and unchanged.
LIvEnrooi, Oct. 2a--5 p. m.-Cotton fiat; pricoe
irregular; 1niddling upland, 8f@o1id Orleans, 0Ad.
Sales oooo bales; American, 5000 speculation and
Drealatutfa quiet. Rcd winter wheat, lis 10d@1aa.
Flour, 26@28s. Corn, v1s Cd.
onnog ct s9 bacon % %pnshaf1gSa ~ gacor,
open market for three-Months' bills, per cent, Hnmo
a. bank rne. Rate for money at the Stock Exchange
On Government securities, 7 por cent. Consos for
money, OAK on account, 91H. United States bonds
90K. Erie, 39H.
FnANHron1, Oct 2o.-Five-twentiea Of ga, osx.
pAns, Oct. 39.-nontcs, st franco IS confines,