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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-05
ALLEGED FRAUDS ON THE DELAWARE DIVISION
OF THE ERIE ROAD.

For some time past detectives and officials
connected the Erie Railway Company have been
Jeryis making investigations into the affairs OF the
office OF Superintendent Of the Delaware Dyis-
ion Of the Erie Railway the clerks Of which have beer
temporarily relieved The Port FERRIS Gazette OF Tuesday
says Mr. Geo s. Reddingon, the late Super nehdent,
has been arrested and that another person well known
IN mercantile circles there had left town to avoid arrest
The CATION Port Jervis resulted III finding dis
crepancies IL alleged in the accounts for ties, flag
stones etc. supposed have been furnished the road
under Mr.. Reddington's management. II IL asserted
that about $3.50 has been paid by the Company 10 Mr.
Reddngton and Others for articles contracted for but
never furnished Mr.. Reddington's examination has
been postponed until Sept IL, he being now closely
confined by attack OF erysipelas The Gdsete says
Its reported that the Superntenden OF the Western
Division has been removed. II. ID. Brown, master me
chanic Jersey City ana c. Smith, foreman OF track
repars have each been given leave OF absence Jas b.
Gregg master mechanic at Susquehanua Depot has ten
dered his resignation which took effect Monday G X
Gordon many years foreman of track repairs Cd tho
Delaware Division, has likewise been removed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-05

Hoffman House--The Hon John NJ Francis. u. s.
Minister Greece PaJmassr w. e. hcio~an u g. Navy
h HoiiTbs Hon Willis" Richardson Secretary Of the
H. b. Lsobs and Hooper C. Eaton Of Baltimore
John NJ Harlan and Ges H. Brstow Of Kentucky Judge
SPENCER the Hoa D. Wood Of Syracuse Gen g. BY
Of Connetcu Bowen Of Chicago and H. Richmond Of
Batavia N - BreUoo Hoae-Wayne h1eyeayh Of Pennsyvnis
and r. T. Chureh METROPOLITAN Hoi-AeIander r. Shepherd Of
Washington and the Hon j. Lesenng Of Pennsylvania Grand
HoisLeuL Gov C. Robinson Of Binghsnton 81 James
Hot-Th. Rev. T. r. Peree Rev r. gham and The Rev r.
swallow Of House Cyrus W. House
-EIsenstoT 3. L. Pomeroy Of Kansas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-05

ing tho Rev H. Krummacbcr Of Brnndenbnrg. and the
Rev. William Arnol, ID. D.. Of Edinburgh Dr. Zlmmer-
will leave Lripsic ON Sept. the Rev. James Davis,
Lord and Lady Campbell, will sail in the City OF Chester
tire 18TH DR. Chriseib Kraft and two sons left Europe
on Aug 20 the Rev A. A. Isaaes sails on Sept II, and
DIR. Noel OF Berlin on the 18th; DIR. Payne smith Dean
, OF Canterbury, sailed Aug 30, and the Rev. John
Wood and the Rev. j. T. Russell In the Baltic, on Aug 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-05
THE REoRGANIZED CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
~, Prom TAs 81 LO4s Republican:

There 10 not entire harmony in the Civil
Service Commission. Dorman b. Eaton the successor
OF George VIM. Curtis; has encountered the personal
Lwill OF some OF Me other members of the Commits
son entertain the opinion they are entitled
at least as much consideration himself The other
Commissioners represented 70 have said that Mr.
Eaton not justified IN his attempts 20 assume both the
mantle and The reputation OF Nj Curtis for aaors for
which the other Commissioners ale chiefly entitled W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-05

IAnacmcemenJ~I
BURNErT's COOKING EXTRACTS are the best
Fall style of Gents HATS are ready for in.
specuor EsPESscnsDs Manufacturer lls EAsscGst
All the faults of the old Elastic Truss
POAkkors ELAsric RrPrURs Pnee 49, At
74i Brosdwsy
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL is rapidly displacing
all kinds Of Illuminating all parts world
lamps
The Fall style of gentlemen's HATS, orig
mating with the eyepopular will Introduced to pobc sdm
ration and delight to-day his store PIP Broadway m Pr.,eo
House and Fhh Avenue Hotel Secure your vos delay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-05
HOME NEWS.
PRnMINkNT ARRIVALS

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT oIcKrNsoss,IH PARK-Row
9am.-77o Noos-SlHP 4pm.-S7o Ndpigbt-76o Az 1912
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-05
LONG ISLAND.

FLUsHING.-The Queens County Democratic
Central Committee met yesterday afternoon. All the
towns represented with full delegations, excepting
Oyster Bay. A communication read from the
chairman OF of the two Democratic factions Of Long
Island CITY, asking Committee to hear claims OF
the two factions, and decide which is regular. The
Committee, received the communication, and fixed
Thursday Sept H. as the day which they would give
both a hearing Adjournment was then had until that
date.
LONG ISLAND CIrY-The inquest concerning the death
OF Conductor MCGEE recently killed The South Side
Railroad At Bissye. was 20 have been yester-
day but the Coroner falling 20 appear,
indefinitely The First Ward Regular Democratic Con
venton met last evening aud elected the following
officers: D. Galloway, Presidents Comasky Secretary
j. Clair, Treasurer.
NEwIows.-At about a. M, yesterday, the fancy
goods store OF Charles Aitlnanger on Thompson
near the Long Island City boundary, was entered by
burglars, and goods including sewing 10 the
value Of $500 carried away. Justice Murphy mas
issued . warranp against persons suspected OF the
onense.
STATEN ISLAND.
ToTTENvILLE-Last evening, while Patrick
Mccormack engaged In coiing tho heaving line
board the steamer Msttano the landing this
place his leg became enange and one end Of tho rope
becoming entsnged with the wheel he was drawn over
board and drowned. His body has not yes been re-
covered. He leaves mother and four sisters. who
we're dependent upon him for support
tIAPlIToS. Jacob smith. foreman Of Fire COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-05
JoHNsox's EXAMINATION DELAYED.

In one of the cells Of the police headquar-
tiers there has been confined for several days past
unknown man. accused Of having been concerned the
counterfeng of the bonds Of the Buffalo New York
and Enc Railway. The police refuse TO give mis-
or the proofs OF his alleged CRIME.
, 1873-09-24
LOCAL BrocK AND BOND MARKET.
lrosars. Preston. Koan i Co. quote rs fol-


The following instruments wero filed for rec
ord Tueuday, Sept. 20:
Ctry rnoprnTy.
Western av. corner Of Laushton st, I, 72x144
IT, dated Sept. II, 1872; consideration, $1,000
Honore at, 21os3 It Of Jackson st, T. 20251125 IT,
dnted July 1G consideration, e. COO.
Same property, with buildings, dated Sept. "a con-
sileratiou, 1000. ......
Aehl4ud av, 70 it Of Harrison 81, +, 3o1l4s4 it,
dated scEt. 20 consideration, 900.
State st. COOK # Of Fifteenth a +, 25x151 7-la It,
No, 7A, datcd Sept. 10 consideration, $l0,500.
Warren ct, 1925 It Of Reuben st, I, 1uo1ll7 ola IT,
dated Ang.7; consideration, $4,000. ...
Michigan Nv, 81 It II Of Harrison st. t, o5!41122 IT.
datcd Feb. rs consideration $4,000.
Lot 49, Block ]. Westons subdivision Of Blocks and
Of Rccs' Addition to Brighton, dated Aug. 80; ; con-
sidcratlon, $3.50.
a1cHenry st, 1g5 IT Of Waubansa ay, T. 6o1l43 IT,
dated Sept. u consideration, $4,000.
Orchard ii, 90 fs Of Sophia st, VT, e5x124 Clio It,
hated SEPT. II consideration, $1,000.
Evans Ut, 1872 it Of Rohoy Ut, + e4x1e4 It, aned
Bep,. %; consideration, sGe0.
mitchell Ut, ICY # Y Of lsn,ina st +, :4x1ea IT, dated
BeI,t. -: cossitsration: $suo. o,-.,
Arnold st. 5ao!5 Il cf Thirty third at, " 1, 25z1oo<
6eaver 1 81 81 e st. 2sr1as4 IT.
latct Sept. -; contfdsratiou. @soo .,.
Gp, as f. 81 sreo e Ct 3, :oaso ata q Ss 81
s,dssot!ou, s,0on.
sstHweI ri, " cor Of Centre st. I, 90 It to alley,
Throou st, t69 II u of Eya,,p 1t. " T. 25x125H #,
dated March IL: consideration, $1,000.
Ewing It, of aud l,car Halsted Il, 5x1la # aud
other 1rorery, dated Sept i; consideration, s7G01
Clytorr,l nv, n Of Knccr 81, o +, Iot 45, dated
Bept, ~: consideration, $4,000.
iIalstel st. Of Centre vi, + e5x26a It. dated Sept
le; consideration. = l,suo.. ,.,.
It, n +, T0.ssk ii, laed Arril ID; consideration,
HO1Q,
, 1873-09-24
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, sept. -.
ALCOnDI-W'as quiet aud steady at $l.e491.89.
BROOM COnN-Chnmuu corn IL meeting with Tho
average demand. while elo!ce grades arc quiet. New
enough t,ono 10 establish quotations.. sale Of choice
new green corn waH 'a4.lo day or two ago 81 7c It
5 t' o ts fq9n h,i % 9fe y
tlat will work itself into choice hurl br,m, 6i4@7c;
fes goo; M S&@os &C.! go1a to ehoeo stalk br 81
DurTER-Cholco grades have n1ct With good loral
aeaud mud, the supply te3 barely aaetlNass, prizes
5oc has Isen obtained. 1ufcrior grades i, noI-
erato request butt under light stocks, firm. Tho do
maud Las bot principally on local ncsonn slippers
of Mi gratlrs bns bvsn 20 small! that receivers
Choice yellow, s5e27o medium to good. ls@2:c; in'
fesior 70 eoln'non, l?@l7c.
thnn for lnat week. but tic stocks aye been largely
opportunity to reuesort them. Trade is now improy
%?ss: s5s Anssissa \ o.; %nosis;s + 90; o,tsr
o5ss &C., ag N' s ss1a? Ssi as eab n sss f s
u; DEANS AND pEAs-rno demand for fresh now
lois ts improving, mil prices nrc quito strong lner
@a.75; eool to prime medium, s395Ga.6o; common
to b5ftpiSa 5f &rsx4le asfs ses sa + not
aeasop nrisk ts offered frse, at tbs current prices.
steady Us quoted below: stucco, $3.50; New YorK stuc
co. castng, s3.h0G+o ou; Portland cement, S75p 8t0
= bgl; NoseHtls!e cemleA, $aa55369t Utica louls-
villct Maniins, aud Akron cement, $500 brl; mar
bic dust 5000 limo In bulk, S0eeS5l.U0; lime {Drls
sl.lo@1.cs = bril-: whio sand, 2 brl, ST. 90;
$530o@90.oo building brick (connaon) $0.60@ 90
rreszel brick, {l4.uo@15o0; sewer brick, 4a.50a
1000; Milwaukee ntd Il1cincprosBcd $25. .0p
del; do common, sl4.00@lc.u0; Intliana pressed
$18.00@25.00: do common. $l0.00Ga15.00: fire cay
per bri, Il. .00Gs4 90.
COOpEAAd AdE-rhore hos bcen no perccptible change
either IN stock or manufactured wor, except thnL there
Is more inquiry and n better feeling nn round. We
quote: Pork barres, Sl359l45; 4r, tierces, sl0aG9
lis; whisky barrels 0CG5 II; -four bArrcig 4aGs57n
pork ataycs, rough, $22 90; do, bucke, $.lC
| $4,000 tlorce atuVes, rough, $20.0u@25.0D DO
bucko1 sawed, s2t t00@28.0U; whisky stAyes, rough,
f2s.00@3000 do blltke $500: flour atayos, 59.DDtD
hoop poles $l400@l500 per nj pork aud ucrco poles,
| {3u,0O5360O per N.
Cl1fsESE-Ilaro Ias been moderately active Ill
nuty for choice qlaloa hut s!ucka rxtlcr larger
than thpy have been, and prices scarcely firm,
though mild New York, csAce Qha, and Western the-
tory ars nt present iir! md ahade higher. w quote
York factory ns!, 1o@13e; Ohio ftctury and Western
factury. do, l0{@l2c; lower grades, 6tga..
/ GQAL-Thste waa SLIGHT fa,ug oil In tho dc1na,(l
for the first day two, but 1t hs s!uca brcu
ero, and at the 1nomcAt tbs marriott ia acttye n firm,
Quotations aa follows: lehlgh, prepared, $ll.00i
Lackawnnna, 5000; Erie, 3b0 Walnut Hill, $3.50
Dossburg, f9.Oo@9.be; Hacking Valley, $500; Canne
| $500; Cherry Mtnc, $500; Muonk $s.00; kingston,
DnUt,s AND CliEalICALs-Tlis market llas been
unusually Bealy during tho past hufAuZen luya, llo
single change heInH noted III quotations. while tic
demaud las 0ecn fully equal 10 expectations. W.
, 1873-09-24
withdrawn from storo on yesterday for city

W1tudraWn from Btoro on yesterday Tor city
consumption: 4,4s1 bu wheat; 5000 hu corn;
4,lc5 bu oats; 1,2o7 bn rye; 1,253 bu bnrloy.
Tho following grain haa loou inspected into
atoro this morning up to 10 o'clock 57ott1 cars
wheat; 26o cars corn; 10000 bu high mixed
do, and $4,000 bu No. 2 do by canal 20 cars
oats 2l cars rye 72115 cars barley. Tosni (o5s
cara), 48o,0 600 bu.
Tho leading produce markets we're to-day again
1aboring under tho efrocts Of tho panic in Now
York, tho continued scarcity Of money obligng
many holders Of grain to sell out, though Mt q
considerable loHH. Tie pressure was 10 strong
| early tint several operators advocated tho pro-
| prioty Of udJourniug, but wore ovarru1ol. DO
forc tho close tho markots gonoral1y assumed q
| frmer tono aud there WIS Il general expression
Of belief that tho worst lad boon Hecn, MS tho mr.
rival of currency from tho Eaat, expected within
| Il 2ay or two, will remove tho Incubus and n,aito
things castor.
ycry embarrassing to rceoivors, who aro gener-
ally obliged to lot tho 1rafta agaiuat them lio
to tho country today In payment, Some Of
these receivers have placed tho graln-papor III
| tho safcH, resolved to preserve lnastcry ine
| activity till the storm las blown over; they will
| probably 1ad that thoy have neted wiaely. Tile
shipments OF grain made Eastward to.tlay arc
mostly mado without drawing a1uinst thom, as
1t wns impossible to obtain mouoy on tho paper,
aud the shippers will roceive currency therefor
| by exprcss. Even tho Canadian tYado WAS
para1yzed today, as they could not operate
through New York, nor could thoy very we'll ray
Ia CailalA currency, which commands gold pricoa
| at hotuo.
prices Of produce may be seen by comparing tho
closing prices OF laht Tuesday witA ii,e loves.
quotations Of to-slay, NJ below. In Bome Cares
theae lowest figures, gre, considerably below the
III. t.lz L. k.n1 1c.s
, 1873-09-24
ZINC.
Emo.
Qe1tltno Vcillo Montague. .........
American. ,...s... .....ss.s .'sts.''h
14.5O
1t.60@12.0o

Emo. ..
uen,ltno vcilo Montague. ......... LEO
Amcttcan" ..:'s'''' AA'"'s'1N''S
Manury's rnl,rond cotors. n.so
palaco cur eoora In cana. a
lsori,cllo oclro casks e3o0s brla... a.a'tS ~ ~
English Ven. roll. .............. S.S0
EnIah orange minoral.. ....".... l66ot@i3.0o
pittsburRI orange m'forA'..'..'.. 13S'po 13'ppo
English red !e1t.; ;........."..,.'. 31'n0 11o0
Amcrcan rod lead d.............'.'t Ai'ey
English yur,ntlaon per 1b........ leoea Tx ~
psris rsafse wi'e oass: too a2s ssS
Whiting. .....-...................'.t 4''o9 1'oo
In bulk. .................".......t sA911So
N rorAToa.o oiaS5f SCARCELY of oiatoes eonnsr a.
hs a . % eansa s w' s "s ns !h1 'ffs
mNnd, lin en,lse IN oaaof feeling bnt during tho
weok tho supply Inns boel, inadequate Swest posaoos
IL sss SsFaf i M s'ssss g ssss ss,5% 81 Rsr 2
s'suiT1il;Y fo3LTl;Y AND oAa1E-oheh.ns have been COM
Ing in qnte frssy Of ste ana TIC sspy ns 1ea
rss. ss s9a ' @ ss sna q ss fssss'S
game were nnohanEed We 9ote ga ehleRsna q S923
ehiekons, saso@sS5; venton saddles 2o@?$o rer y;
aarl aueas. s2s per tos; small eaa
eney Psas ~" aud '1s e. S9y
asures. ~" quotations rango from s3.to@?no prime
bringing about *21s Fsx has been ~ M fa!r reauestt
aud steady at $lp0e9lv5; clever was lnAe;iVe anu
@sss s rrs st 10 bag. eseS 4 s57o; Il lag;
siSs; sSs III Satss at sisseo. '''&'
receipts eSntinae s while soSsi tso de-
II sosi siSs sna 1 s sog
arm. We repeat; onontaga 0a,,ada, and sagi,,
., sa.2s; groana solar; s5i5; lary, Without 6.gs,
s s:1: }:s 1ss1 ,sss S's
strong tendency 10 advance prices. especially for ia
Dealers report fair ana satisfactory lrado during tho
woek. Prices aro follows: Young l,yton, common
5 a aS 3s g S1s ID Il ,ssa n4s sss e
common imperial, 65@G5c good to choice, do. 8oct3
+ sG0s LII gnsrs oSa ,assSs sois ssoss 1
sasfa nnn onpd eoore es
@S5e choice 10 extra, s5cGss1.o5.
| TODACCO-1a rather quiet, but pricea r1llo seady,
FINE Cur-E1tra, 75assc choice, os@7oo medi-
PtuoSNata5al leai, 75e5aoo; lisli bright, aos7o;
i sMoasisa1oood nc s 70 choice. ss@sse medium. 2o@
DC; common, 2eS1sc:
sean: %oa@"?6e ,ass5 s p s : :; fo49 Rssss'
f11.5o; slabs. se;56ta7.ov, delivered.
ycry ,;ttle oing ln wool At present.
away aud ut present tho arkct III quiot Tho receipts
aro light, md stocks siAa9!. Prices without na-
terial change, ~ follows:
Tub, washed, common TO good. .4nS4ac
fS!s'n ssse wslI'sa ans{ xixx,
Tcscc,, wished. xGXX, dizzy. .se5ss,
lecec, wasltcd, medium. light.. 39t54se
Fleece, uuwahlesl, coarse to medium 3tS12t
Fleece, unwns.ea coarse, aud diugy.
Sui CT anil extra pulled. .36Qs3a
BURY wool, 1oGsl5c lcsa.
, 1873-09-24
A0l,e4o,7o8
247,o41,3as
15G,co9,378

LATEST,
In tho afternoon wheat was active and PAN
icky declining 3ss{@5SSlc, No: spring closed ct
@l:O926 seller October, the latter closing nj
81.03}l. Corn dcclincd l14c for tho c,l!ront
option and 1:llc for seller October, aelling ut
3tN@359lo soer September closing Mt the out.
e.tto mud at 381{ M39c seller OctoDor, closing ut
9s7z@D39c. Rye WIS quoted easier nt g. e and
barley ut $1.10 for No. 2 seller septotnbor.
Two charters worc made. ono for wheat to But-
falo on private terms, and tho ether for corn to
do at lOc.
, 1873-09-24

4ofJ hso ior sHo SoiteSpoAa4ub le11oo " "et stAF
Ior Since Jan. Santc
,sesk: 1;is,o: TING. 1877:
LAih, m.............. 1,oo1 o5,433 85,4M
Evr !stnee ian. san.o
Lumber, n,.........,.. .16,737 a1l,bl0 asa,ai6
sh!pges, m....... 9dso 2s5 Se ,s5 ais s3s =,
There was raiher less lumber Offering at tho sale
docks this week than ast but, with tho exception Of
The first day Or two. tho kuppy has been aml!e. At
ruled strong, and for few Desirable cnrYoes slight
advance was paid. But lacry, tho difficulty IN flush
cial matters has caused tho dealers to withhold thcir
absoiatu necessity. But tho offerings hare, fortH-
nately been nn.nll, aud not much ,prc than equal
to tlo energccy ana consequently H. p,ase,
tra,le is reported uuinterruptod!y, active, hut
there Ia esa rnncHs at either tho ynf's or tho dor
the weakness urng ntribatcd entirely to the scarcity
prove Int temporary. Lumber .freigAsa arc rather
easy, from sympathy with grain fregnta To-day ta
oierings FUR, but tho demand waa Light aud o
sossd d
strips, o9@15.00; common to medium do, $4,000
1860 joHts aud tcantling, slooo@lo.7a; shingles,
saes iaciu'.s s.a following Cargo pron Truesdell,
Irish, Bullion Il Co.
Mnuiatee, IS 25ta5.5U; Lltlngton 330o@325 Nluss
kegon, $1.753300; 0conto, $lU0 Menominee S3.50s
White Lake, $500; Pcntwater, FATS; Grand Haven,
sa.7b. .-,--
Tho demand for lumber continues fully equa TO thht
Of tho two preceding weeks, and prices hro well nl;n-
taucd, though at thu moment they aFs scarcely Aa
firm, owing Tho acarcty Of money, md, posslbIyor
cash prices would DO Ehalcl trj1le. Shingles and
lah without cAauge, tie former heinR 1r. Hard"
, 1873-09-24

TUESDAY EVENING, Sept -.
Tho following wero the locoipty mud shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho pnst twouty-four hours. and for tho
corresponding date ono year ngo:
, 1873-09-24

suEEp-Thers YVES lille or nothing doing In this
branch Of the Market Ana prices casy at SA003
475 for good to choico mutton gradcst and 81. .003.15
for common to medium,
, 1873-09-24

With tho exception Of few Rma lota that were rc-
tailed uut tho above sales covered tue days bils-
lCs.. go .
HOds-Tho market opened vory quiet at the decline
Of the day bpfore Tho receipts wsse much larger than
could be [laued to advantage, leuca there was little
or no room for any improvement in prices. During
the afternoon however, there little moro conf
dcnco exhibited tho part OF aAprers anu those that
}mymeut for atock operated to moderate oztept at
IA 10 for smooth lots Of ITO 10 go lbs averages
S44Ol rs for smooth heavy stock. mud St.2084. for
xra,ri, 1rfu
, 1873-09-24

Lots nnl 9, Div a. nnd Lots and =, Div "a, Dlork
!, of OArrs 1le-Hubdisihin " i ae x Gec y, ~, a.
datsd Hupt. +; consideration, s?,aUs.
, 1873-09-24
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. %.
Tho following tnh1o gives the movement Of lumber,
1hh and shingles for the past wcek and from jan l,
1875 also for tho corresponding period Of last year
eut1tur Rant. ~:
, 1873-09-24

T0tnI.......,.....,.. 415,g1B 1UNtRvH zqI.3J5
Total Of ali kinds iii store, 7,700, 872 b1. This
Ia u deorcasc during tho wcols OF 149,115 hu
bu pats, 0,g51 bu ryc. 1oo.078 bu barley. Total
tnesoaao, liz, Its bu.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Tho following is Doerbohm'b! dispatch to tho
Board of Trado In this city to-day:
LONDON, Sept. 23.-Gargocs Of wheat OF coast yory
cargoea 81 Nu spring Of coast aqa ID; far do for
shipment in two months, h7a. Fair ayerago 1nay
California wheat for nhnlon G3s Fair ayernBo qa-
lily American mixcd corn oil coast, a9s 10 FOR shlr
ment iu Two months, 32aa2a2s Cd. Jivcrrool-"lsnt
quiet California, 12a 1ol Its Cd Corn rather easler
EXPLOITS OF pnoy1B1oSs.
The Produce Exchange Circular gives tho fol-
lowing M tho foreign exports OF provisions from
Now York for the wook ending Sept. tt, 1873,
aud tho distribution Of tho snnlo:
, 1873-09-24

which chArge follows tho shtnRes.
Thickucss-Fiy shingles to 10 two inches in thick.
ness.
Lcngth-si1tecn inches.
HARDWOOD. --.s
Iack-Naluut - Counters, $l0o.00@ 5000: clear,
t65.00a85, 90 common. $J5.o0G5o.00: Gull, $oo.o0a
Asli-Ccar, $a8. COG 1000; common, slGoo@o5.CO;
Gull, $lo.o0@i5.0o AoorIng s3u 1000.
Oak-Ccar, +28.00@ i0.ou; common, $1o0o@25.o0;
Gull, $900G91t.00.
Iiickory-oear, t2s .ooGa5oou; common, 10000
$500; Gull. $la. oo@l890.
Maple-Clear, $22.oo@a5.o0; common, slo,oo9aoW
Gull. 10000 G9t5.00. ..-. .
Buttcrnut-0car, s35.oo@so.oo; common, s2ooo@
5000. ....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., *3o.oo@4o.oo; common, s9o.oa
@25,00 cull, $1,000 1900.
Wagon 6tocl-lIlckory a1les, per set, q 0o@l l.5o;
wngon poles, each, 45a SIC box boards. $40 0oG
Florida red cedar, 35c per # mahogany, 3oS ils ;
do COUNTERS Soc rosewood 60Ga80o white hnl,, luc
, 1873-09-24

Tho foreign e3rora q tho Ao8. FFo1NEt from tho
pore at Now York and other 1lnder1ncnttoned places
from Nov 1879 to Sept TO, 1873. inclusive,
pnred with tile exports from oil Quilted States uortp,
from Noy l, 1871, 10 Sept. 10 1872 wero as foows
, 1873-09-24

LEATIiEls-pellcss rapport trade IN IN active ana
tlourishiug condition. THO country salcrs are pur-
increasing. TGs lnral trs.lo H. checked temporarily.
socks nrgc aud prices steady for the articles EMU
ted hnlnM
, 1873-09-24

Spool thrcad grain bags, etc., 30 days, or per con
OF 10 asya.
Do1nestic cosonastes, Kentucky jeans, otc., per
cent of 80, = por cont oil 10 days.
Regular department gootlR, ror cent OF 60, per
cent oG 20 por cont oil 10 days.
, 1873-09-24

English cocoa, best. 81
American cGnn,on... .5b
American heat .......76
Red aud syh. ch'k 4-4. H
1lcu and wh. ch'k 81. 40
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-09
PITHOLE VALLEY ls. w.

On and after Monday, Y. A, 1872 trains vii
run as 70 lows
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-09

W Train docs not stop at Boyd lalri, i,haiilr
o. M5el switch, and stops only o sgnl ct
Bou9hton ard LakeylIc. 70" ~
,+( y trains DO not Stop. I'd Stop on Signal
trains and vii! run daily ALI other tram,
daily except SuudHys.
,, on Sundays train will run one hour ,ee frorr
I. ITln will stop at Roueerl'a on slgnal for r.s.
s0mgers going North Of Ttusvile 7"r"
Flrains may leave of liouseyi lie Fasscueors tim,
were received North Of 1ivusWNei 5' ~
y. j LAWRENCE, Gen. Supt.
q, }. HEPBURN, Asst suyt.