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FAIRS.
THE NORTHERN ILLINOIS FAIR.
Etlsc{al nfhnn1ch Ia ThA Hhicdaa Hrihtitlk

THE NORTHERN ILLINOIS FAIR.
Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago 1ftonne
AunonA, ILL.,, Sept, 1o.-Tho attendance to-day was
very large being about sooo and augura we'll for to-
morrow, tho bg race day. Tho Committso Of Awards
on Cattle diaugreod, md tho promiums will not bo
awarded until tomorrow.
hfs. Dunhatnts Norman horscx wero awarded prc-
miuna hs followa: French Emperor, 1rst Conquor-
nr, second. Emproaa, m imported mare, roceiyod
Nrss prize; Joanic, second. Koon'' Norman mare,
Amongst tl,o double toss nir Albert spoafa bca,iti
III .nlals; belonging IL 6hesgo. aos the nsat PRICE
In tho trotinK race for thrcc.inute l,oraes, tho
time made was 2:asa -1rst horns. Bob Hunter; seo-
e ree orsa Doom % W
and wild oat. First heat 2.o3; second heat, ais
uonny Doom coming In frat
snasss ssssm,n variety .less Msssra sls CARPENTER
bss o hsatso@s '0'f Suss,e. n'0sa sna ph.afens a,
9ao n1e wsTs IT, @daly sausled b the pay Of r NJ
great ezo On entering the main ha tho eyo was At
irsetea by splendid display q tho farm pIodgets q
Missouri niyor Railroad Company. Tho aowing-ma-
fhnea s ray. mere BY ho Wheeler Maon
lad largo quantity Il Ill oieth and ohor msauiso.
Mr buans establishmont. ''4' '''N'''''' "'' = '''
be L a Th
Rochester, N Y, haye choice display Of out Gowcra
Of plants, while tho amateurs OF cy aro display
!ng great enthusiasm and excellent taste In ora cu
Tho fruit department Is occupied BY Dr. John A.
Cool, Of Kondall County, A, Il. Vsil and T. Woodward
sa3 g.; Of Mafengo: These gentleman e1htbit apples
h Miller dosarve special notice. just outside this build
, 1873-09-11

NH. MATTHEW AND MADAME MAYNARD. HuHI-
~ ueaR sud medical mod1ums, 105 WQst Mad1sonst.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

Az eminent French physician has col.
lected from official sources the exact d Ia
of the number oi suicides commi, ted in
France durin. the twenty-five years
from 1886 to 1857, and The means en-
ploycd to end hlc's ft'ul fever The
aggregate foots up ,i2O7 Strangula.
ton leads the list GA 1863, drowning
Gomez next la3 ply firearms is third
in the list 90 1870 Only 800 persons
sonrht relief through poison If hong.
Ing is played out NJ punishment for
murder it is very popular rs u voluntary
qn'esns upon the aches and ills of human
exls ence
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27
FREE or CrSARGE

Cali nj j. II. Niv,au'S or J. b & C Il
M"h"tts Drug Store a",i get a loot ~
\. bnSchee'S Germau : rup Free Of Cto1Oc
II has lately been introduced in this cuun
Try from GERMANY, aud for anv person sui
trrln. with Il sever. cough, heavy cold set
tied on the breast, consumption or sn,
disease Of the throat and lgngs it has n,
equal in Tire world Our regular size bot
ties IS cents. IN all cases monev Will h,
promptly returned it perfect satisfaction
l. not given. Two doses will relieve an,
case Try IT, Van Setback Stevenson 4
Reid, wholesale agents, Chicago, Ill.-3Sh
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

Losr "A lady's gold watch; trade ma,l
+. Mathcle Locale, No. 40, 204; smaIi
watch with hunter case. The watch VA
lost on the evening OF December Dot,
1872, on the road from the Welsh Churci
in the town of Miifim, to the NJ fi,in ron
near Mr. John Hngh"s ANY person fi,id
i"g the watch uNd returning the SANG
Roher, W. Hughes. of the town nf Midi
will be libertilv rewarded
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

WANTED by n fiRsy Class TO. an tx.
rSRItNcEn Life INSURANCE Canvass-r, for
Mineral Point saG vicinity For particn.
lars, address Room 6 No. 1l9 Wisconsin
St. Milwaukee Wis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

magnificent Silver tea set among
Miss Jones hridtl gifts was purchased at
Cartwrshts, where all the most elegant
things in that line are kept.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

sEE Springfield H., Watches, are nc.
knowledgcd equal to any in the world.
Davry has stack OF them aud wall sell the
same cheap, zee them he fore Won buy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

NOTHING serves better u ornsmcnt A
room tAtn nice " al brackets. such ~ Cart.
wright has for sale They are remarkably
cheap.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

IHE Bradley X MctcaIt boots and choes
are warranted equal to any made, and sold
by II. L Osborne at the same prices asked
for other kinds
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

THE largest stock and best quality of
clocks Is 10 be tssNai at Daccys All war.
vsntcd, and prices reasonable
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

THg water, and siush of the past few
days >cverei, tested the Richardson Boots
But they stood IT,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

AT II. Z 0sBpRNEs, is the place where
Jon will yet the best price for butter and
eggs and good goods cheap
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

TIE CITY store is good place to go to
Tor Dress goods, Notions, se,I every thing
else in the Dry goods line
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

WOOL ADVANCING. -. arpets. 3 ply and
ingram, ut old prlcc~ ~ Drller's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

PRINCE GoEr-CHAEoFF proposes that
the dispute between Enslnnl and Russia
~ t tar boundaries of AI-hanistrn, for
the integrity uf whose territory England
has become 80 anyinnS, hc settled hg an
Anglo Russ an Commission Accounts
with regard 70 the khivan ,r are contra.
dicturv: one dispatch announces that
the khivans are ready TO Sue for peace Z:
smother trll lis that the ltuSslan Cow
ern eat is seniin. on ailitinna rein,
iorcampntS to furkcstan, and that the
bre1 nt the var has sn wlalrnei "a 10
drive X liyan merchants from Orenbur-.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

ANOTHER investigation has Just been
c'darrd in the House Of Representatives,
a Washington fhs time 1t i, the Pa,
c'tic Nail Steamship Company subsidy
which = 70 he inquired into somebody
sud I've had heard -omeholy else say that
the conpiuy had to ply one million aud
hait Dot r> to- ret the contract thrnn III
That somebody else has been suhpmnaei
ana ~'ve r, that he knows nothing abont
it. The investigation i. however. still
going On. P-raips tha witnn-. VIII yet
refresh his memory, or lind memo
fandun book
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
Stock this day. November IS.
1880 1851 3l6,9l6 4,776
2O.I50 1904 2s.29a i,o75
$3.50 54.843 26O.7l7 5000
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

c.,,o,-r.,, .. GALVESTON. Noy 10 lszx
s S I s;s's
Cotton active and higher; mddiinss. i4xc.: :' low
%aa1ss 1sp @ s sssa dgss, Ss
25S S%Sastwse' g s7s sales 5000. Last evening 5000
NOZZLE, Nov. Ia 1878
os oetSR s:n 81 sae
10 Great Britain sS Sales so Stock 9oSsl. N'''"
e.s % ss ."s s.sss,. g IL
Seas Sss s5ssssSs &c
2l37 Sales 600 stock, j,63j.
spirs Of surpsn.rs Arm st steady 4 = IS
hard, g s5 for yellow dip Tar steady at s. ~
your rm IN , demand .na M0y ls Is
ssye - ana hgne q cssed q 4 below M best sss q the day
~sssssn sps* ~ esI sIo:inf sS.sa ss,G
Ss.sss % DssssSr s Corn s 81 DE- Ss
s sS S., a"d s
shsss Nc w1's barley s1a asiss sst and 3D. wesE s 81
iof Ne: ian; sos ss FOR No sprins PfoysieS. u
~ S
St sfs ssSfsss Risss
sns and snars
S a .na da s e sq sss1S .Ds s.
hams SIC. SIC. for rough Sides $40 $40 for short
ess eo TsssiSy $3.50 ss o n5sH s S,
a. barley ds 'ors so bp 1d
barley.
TOLEDO, Nov. i3 1873
and higher at 81 80 for No 5 white Wabash; 81 81
81 s54 for amber Michigan cashi 81 50 81 So Decem-
ary, 81 81 Corn in fair demand and higher, at 40
441sc for high mixed cash a2c 4ic for January low
Glover seed sold 81 So Receipts bbs doun 1000
bushels wheat 1000 DO corn and 1000 do oats Ship
oats .
Lake and rail imports for the last twenyfour hours
do oats 20 LOO do barley, Os6 do. Canal SHIPMENT
Flour Soo bbs wheat i7ssl bushels corn M ~ AS so
s1ports~Whes ssss5 bushels; corn s4lco do; oats
2S 400 DO barley ss5 do Canal i5eghts quiet; wheat
mall Duluth No. spring, 81 Is; Milwaukee No spring,
M 1ss Hr5s n wSI,s GhssSS Hehssn
sissd At 4se oSts @ dui held At
s 90 SaFss stae sales bushels Cam
ada at 81 As Rye nominal at 75o. Other articles
Freights too admit vessels leaving Tor
upper lakes late IN the season. Those arriving with
few exceptions. are being dismanted and laid up.
OswEGo. Nov. l3 1873.
for No. sprSg IS Is Tor amber Winter s. for White win
bushels Il No Y' s%sakss club a, corn sss.; sales
Of a. % BsTsy n sass sy q 9e a
Miissd unshangsd; shorts sE sIS; shPstufs, si!i
ge lS%Ssr @ . hs Ell 'Gaason i
ceipts~Ss 500 bushels wheat 81 800 do corn S. do bar.
ssy DO s b @
do corn 81 200 do barley and 692 700 feet oflumber.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY a. 1s7s-TRlPLE SHEET

tions :-Central Pacific first mortgage bonds. Tsx
Union Pacinc 6rst mortgage bonds. OF; Union Pa
cno shares le1s; Northwestern, preferred. 54; St.
Paul, preferred as; Erie shares. 39k. American
securities strong.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
were dull and neglected with the ptiOn OF new
Tennessee skies, which sold at 90. and Missouri
skies, Hannibal and st. Joseph issue, at sly 82
The latest Dids are anne xed Missouri SKIES 50: :
Missouri skies, Hannibal and ST. Joseph issue, 80 /;
Missouri skies. Asylum or University so; Tennessee
skies, old, OF: Tennessee sixes new, 69 Virginia
skies, old. 33; Virginia skies. new, IS; Virginia
skies, consolidated. At; Virginia skies, deferred
7k Georgia skies, 50; Georgia sevens new 70;
North Carolina skies. old, %; North Carolina Rail-
road Company's coupon, 80; North Carolina Rail
road Company's ex-coupon. IS; North Carolina
special tax. 8; South Carolina skies, 20; Texas
tens, 1876 so.
RAILWAY BONDS
were strong with further advance in some cases.
We note sales az follows Long Dock 00A Michi-
gan Central sevens, OIL; Michigan Southern sinking
fund, 97k; Central Pacific gold, SO; Union Pacific
sevens land grant, 65 OF; Union Pacific tens
income. 46 46H q At SO; Alton and Terre Hsute
income, 70; Illinois Central. 10OH; Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated, SO; Hannibal and St.
Joseph eights convertible, 60; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western frst mortgage, 100; Delaware
Lackawanna and western convertible, "a; Quincy
and Toledo first mortgage. Sc; Morris and Essex
nrst mortgage. 9sK; Chicago Rock Island and
Pacific sevens. COX q 100; Plttsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago second mortgage o.; Toledo and
Wabash first mortgage. OIL; Ohio and Mississippi
second mortgage. 70; Ohio and Mississippi consoli
dated, 84k; Chicago and Milwaukee 1rst mort
gage. 9lk; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central
second mortgage IS; Erie third mortgage, %; MI
nois and Southern Iowa first mortgage. so; Chicago
and Northwestern first mortgage. 92K; Union
Pacific Railroad first mortgage. "A TAX rs a IA;
Columbus. Cincinnati and Indiana Central first
mortgage, 70; ohio and Mississippi consolidated,
s4x; st. Louis and Iron Mountain first mort.
gage &c.
The fniowinO were the hida aa am ar dad nv tbA
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LospoS MoSxY MAaKRr-LoSpoS, Nov. 1872 80 r. M
Consos Tor money, VIZ 92s; for the account, s2H
s2x United states fye-tweny bonds l56Ss old, S2k
shares s6 80 ?. M;-Erie Railway shares, sSA 80
shares, ssh 3soP: M.-Eris Railway shares. as,S ~.
M.-Erie Railway shares ssA 80 E M-Consols for
money s2 tor the ascoS1t % s2H ss @ United states
9o,s Erie Railway shares. 500 r. A-Erie Railway
PAsn Boussr-LosDos, Noy. $3.50 ?: M.-Paris
dispatches quote rentes at 57f 3Oc M-French renes
S7t s5c 5R M.-Frepch rentes, s7f s2tsc ;.
LIVERPOOL CorrOS MARKET.-LIvKRFo0L, Nov. l3-6 r.
M.-sales Of uplands on the basis Ct good ordinary
November and Deeember, At SD; The market Is a
shade frmer; middng uplandS SD midding Orleans.
SD. Sales oD bales including 20, for speculation
dnary shipped December and January a. SID sales %
cember at s,d Cotton to arrive I'd higher sales Of
and November at sisd DO do shipped & II Soyembss %
Of good ordinary. shipped DsceTber and Jannsry at
LIyERPooL BREApsruYrs MARKEr.-LIyKRPooL, Nov f3-
5P M-The market is quiet Corn, SIS 9d per quarter.
LfvERPooL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvKRPooI- Nov. l3-
Evening 3ss I'd. per cwt Pork us per bbl for
Sugar 2ss Cd a 29s per cwt for No IL Dutch standard
on spot TaIiow, as per cwt Spirits turpentine Sis
3iS
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
THE SAILORS WRONGS.
A Petition for the Repeal OF the shipping
Law-A Seamcn's Demonstration.

At Greenwich Hall, No. u Greenwich street,
last evening, meeting OF seamen, hremen, coal
passers and others-in all about $50 men-waS
held for the purpose OF taking some action to Sc
cure the repeal of the United States Shipping law.
which has been In operation for some time past.
James 7. Brady presided, and In few words ex-
planned the object OF the meeting.
Mr.. KINGsBURY then spoke OF the grievances to
which men employed on steamers were subjected.
owing to the working of the law. The old system.
he said worked far better both for the interests OF
the owners OF steamers and for the seamen them
selves. Every seaman, In whatever capacity he
served on board q steamer, knew from experience
the grievances he suffered under. The tax OF
fifty cents for every voyage. matter OF how
soH soerable. lie. mo No services were rendered 70
steamboat men for this money. When ves-
the the men % could be paid that deputy commissioner
from Captain Duncan's o11ce should be present,
and as i very often happened that Captain Dun
one day 1t followed that seamen were obliged to
wait the commissioners convenience before they
received their pay. II, in consequence OF this de-
lay, some Of the men were absent when 1t suited
the deputy commissioners convenience to be
endless trouble he was put to after ward to get
his money. All this was perfectly unnecessary ana
o wrong TO the men working on steamboats. most
OF whom were not nying employees, but men per-
manently engaged on board certain boats Even
ect n ons M e Of Se and Saa
TO pay the tax. Seamen had to pay their hos
pital tax and that was quite enough. The mer-
chants OF this city recognized these facts, and
showed their recognition OF them by the unanimity
with which the foremost among them-to the num-
Der OF 30O-had signed petition for the repeal OF
the obnoxious law.
WILLIAM CHURCHILL next addressed the meeting
and announced that on Saturday next grand de-
monstration OF seamen would be made In this city.
in order to show the unanimtty with which they
opposed the Shipping law, and owners were with
them in the movement-for the tax fell heavily
upon them also-they being obliged to
pay to the United States Commissioners
81 for every man shipped on board their
vessels. Fully 1000 men would parade the
streets Of New York In the proposed procession.
The speaker then announced that the place OF
tion would be City Hall Park and the hour for
meeting one O'Clock. 1t was also announced that
steps would be taken to have all the shipping in
the port display bunting while the procession was
In progress. -.
The petition to, Congress was signed last evening
by nearly every seaman present who had NOS
Already signed te.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
REAL ESTATE.

Largo Sale or Jersey City ProrSrry.
Yesterday was quiet day in the real estate
market. The sales In this city being or email Inn
portance large sale 10 reported or Jersey City
property by J. NJ. Gibson, realizing q total or
$3l3, 75O and ofering prtned Jacte evidence IN the
prices obtained OF strong market over there
Subjoned are particulars. rtsl
The auction sale of lots in Brooklyn, by jacob
Cole resulted IN the sale Of one plot, 35x90. With
shops stables, DO, on the west side OF T0mpkfnS
avenue, Is feet south OF Stockton street. for 87O
OF Tompkins avenue, $4,o75 One plot, 20 feet
'front.' BY l24 Deep and 40 rear. with frame factory.
$44O0 Two lots. each 17xl0O, with frame buildings.
south SIDE OF stockton street. 90 eet west OF T0mp
kins avenue, $5,245 all purchased by George w.
Martin.
NEW Yo.x rnorEnrY-sY WIN. KsENELLY.
Lease Of the s. and l., No 4o5 E. 6sth st., bet.
Ior two renewals Of 20 years each Peter Goeet Suoo
so14s4 Ann connsashson s a 81. 'o.e O. o. on
I'm Jersey CITY raorEarrSBr j. ~ GIBSON go
Lot Lot, IL an and sis henasrs.n Homestead
Lot ia ith st. and * HGs
is and b. bk h......... .........',.s...'.. 4sOOs
Lot 3S5 Henderson St, and b. bk h....,..... SOD
ks. Lot f Z pS Is i q. III o Si 49, lss Isl ,."
9th ST. and b. bk: ....................7 1902
ESts ESts fS S iss s IS @ rsavi % ~ m ia H. liz B and IDS
1th st. $ and B. bk hs 900
Lots 3G4 and 3O2 Grove ST., h..,...........,.l20U
Lot $50 4th st.. and bk h..........t..,.... 1000
sEcAUcUs MEADOW PROPERTY.
Plots Is. Is, IL, and bW
Plots H. IL and TO- WO
pot 20 20
%"
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

There was more active demand TOR wheat ana prices
chesc e
:s ss.ss 81 . $! ss sss:f
% 81 fas 3 81 for reS DO White n &
quoted at ST 81 Corn was scarce and higher clos
1Rs ..ss Sss - %rss gs' ss
for sail mixed Western es Sss for ye9w II sr apd 1O
sale. lss sas % as~s %
,s6 s6 ass @
quss qsGsTsS wn the e
has been very little In
Changed Vessels ior charter fair request but
snsassnsas
s ss 0 London nd anS r
@ @ At % e
Norwegian bark hence TO Belfast 400 quarters grain in
s.ss s srs TS@osd aS
hence to Barcelona with 6oo bbs pet5oleam on pr
ssniander sas ii zoo bSis rssidum mat Il @
particularly for foreign nossses which was offered at
& Fl a & hSa
q GaSa I 20 Do Ss Of o foss Ssv ESS N w 90 o hnga
CUBA centrifugal and mixed Se 7e. do eIayed
s0rn Do RSS s rsnnins @ ss ss & @
ls.. New Orleans, 70c. q SIC.
spirits Of turpentine today market ruled tie
q o sss Crdsr L. quoted a. sc 80 %
New YORK 6bis at tS,sc For strained rosin lie
ss as and sns Is % ss0s
we sales OF 300 bb pale s. rs Tar quiet
but rmer holders asking - B for Washington and Will
mingon Pitch sold In jobbns lots TO the extent OF 40
PrTnofxus-The market was rather frmer for refined
oils but remained quet quoted at lac. for balance Of
month and lsc for December delivery. sales were
ssoS bps for February at isc Crude In bulk quoted
norninay at 5hc. SIC. Cases ut l9i4c. l9s4c for
large and small lots and naphtha at Dc for city The
Philadelphia market was inactive and nominal Re
neS quoted at lss for remainder Of month and and lsc
quoted as foliows:on City, 81 05 u 10; Rouseyille
0c.; Tidcoue, gOc noninally; rtusTe, u 10 AL ia;
rRovisIoSs-R -Receipts-Pork LOS bbis beef s64 pack
ages cut meats, 800 do. lard, o3 bills and terces
For mess pork the market cof9nued dull and prices
were easier. About 100 bbls. were jobbed at $H 10
Aside this we heard OF sales Racon was nriper
sales OF 100 boxes long clear Tor next week private
terms 30 boxes short rib for next week at 7lAc lu
of long and short clear tor December and January
at 7c $50 short clear for December at 1c. and
hos hog. 00Sss were nr%er, quoted, 5Sc. eIse. oi
heavy 10 medium and 6'sc. for market pigs
Beef rem quiet and unchanged Lots to the amount
of packages were placed at from Is 30 $40 for plain
mess nominal at about SIS and India at sas s2x
Beef ham neglected, excepting In jobbing way
where small lots were placed at prices within the rang
of SIS 80 for common 70 prime. Cut meats were II
SsA wars reported SS Soco green Hams Il lbs sysl aver
age, at TO; 500 picked do, II ibs> a Is lb
az &c.. td5 smoked hams at ilcs: 500 pickle
shoulders at &c.. $50 smoked DO. at 7ssc. IKE. 500
ket forwcstern moderately acy6 and nrmer closir
t77l6c 7hc. cash and month Sl6c sIAc for Decen
ber and llltc. INC. for Janupry; We heard Of sail
OF 600 uerces att 7'i6c, a7ho caib. $50 uerces. sell
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK T. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Again nAdvanccd-Fiour steadier-
Wheat Firmer-Corn Higher-Oats
Firmer-Gr0ceries Quiet-Pork Nomi-
naliy Essior-Lard Firmer-Freis hts
Ffrm-PetrOlcum Quiet-Naval stores
Generally Dull-Whiskey Firmer.
THURSDAY. Nov. 13-6P.M.
Business was still fairly active to-day in most de-
partments of trade and the markets were in most
cases steady showing gradual improvement in
tone from day to day. On 'Change lair business
was consummated in all the leading commodities,
and, as rule, prices were well sustained.
while 10 some instances there was an ad.
vance. Flour was steadier. Wheat was rather
In better demand and 1rmer than at the
close Of change yesterday. Corn was scarce and
decidedly higher, with moderate inquiry. Oats
were also frmer aud fairly active at the improve
ment Whiskey remained steady. Pork was still
nominal, with large difference between spot and
future prices Lard was 1rmer and more active.
Naval stores were shade rmer. frcights strong.
Petroleum remained quiet butthe market exhibited signs
OF more hrmness Groceries continued quiet, but values
suffered noticeable decline Cotton In fair de-
mand, and hrmer both for spot and future.
CoTros the spot fairly active and Armer. tho
market at the close showing advance of NC per b
Future deliveries advanced &c. aud closed stoady. We
The New York herald., 1873-11-14

1ne month att T6c $50 tierces for January a. 71c
sc oV Ierces tor February az 6c and Loo tierces
no a. a. OF city we heard of sales os 40 ierccs Of
kcE- In lobbng way was moders to at ste adv
ine sales loot up 70 terces of Caroliua AT 7c
''sr:, nci ana @ no bags Of Rangoon at 6sc csc.
steady the basis Of 6c 7c Tor fair ~ sood
szes were reported of S4 bbls OF muscovadi Al rc
2o hhds and i0 boxes at 6lc aud 800 boxes AZ Ti!c'
hsaned quiet and about STEADY al skc for
A's and 9lc. gSc Tor hards Messrs Wal,
ton Morrison in their circular this date ann mn s
follows o' A"' uP 40
s.or r,....,s. Hhds Bores B. age helado
COUNT including specula-
ton. November l, 1873. 73,Ht A7M 3g 7Qa oos
receipts since November l.. 1924 1928 22i3 T6SI
Totals. ... ss.7s5 as.o2s sssois Ira
sales since November I..... 1855 Sis2 2l.i00 :
Stock this day. November 49,
Comparing with stock No. NV
vealbor H. Isn ..'......,. 2OISo 1904 2sa9s i.o7s
Comparing with stock No.
vetnber I6. iS7l...,...... $3.50 5d43 260.7H 5000
Comparing with stock No
vember III 1870 .........., sO9s sgfs7 $1,000 6s6
we quote :-Cuba-kcfning, inferior TO- common, &C
oc fair good lair 67c. &c good to prime 7c. 7hc;
grocery fair to good 7Ac 71c prime 70 choice 7sc.
re centrifugal. hhds and boxes 7Hc moiasscs
nnds and boxes &c. SIC meiado, 3Ic a SO. Ha-
yanaBoxes Dutch standard Nos. to O. Sc. 6Xc do.
~ ~ 20 ~ 1c 7ko do l3to 10 7Nc so ;do Is 70 S
Porto Rico-Refnng, common to prime &C. 71Ic. gro
aard. Nos to IL ss.c 7c 81 JavanDnch Standard, lard,
pesor S q 1os nc hsnlA-suDerior and extra su
srEAnINs quiet but steady IS uerces sold at &c.
IALL0w-Ihe market remained quiet but steady.
Sales 1900 lbs at 6Ac s7c. according 70 quality.
active, closing at 70 higher rates Sales $50 bSls At
)l1lc. Q 92c.
The New York herald., 1873-11-14
THE STOCK MARKET.

THE STOCK
AS before indicated, the stock market was gen.
orally stronger and higher. The advance ranged
from u to 3H per cent. The close showed de-
cline from highest prices OF u to ~ per cent.
New York Central sold from soT to ssh; Harlem
was steady; Erie sold down from a. to Az; Lake
Shore advanced from seil to 6SK; Rock Island
went from ss,s to ssh; st. Paul common and pre-
ierrsd gained per cent; western Union went
from 6e4 to 5Sh. From nearly all these figures
there was decline at the close, as will be observed
elsewhere Investment shares were strong at an
advance of a pa per cent Pittsburg reaching II,
Fort Wayne s3, Michigan Central 80; Delaware,
Lackawanna and western 90 and New Jersey Gen.
trail %.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The fo,,ow,no tah,a uhows tho onaping btohe ar