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FURNITURE.
FURNITURE.

We have now on hand a large and N
superior stock of FURNITURE and ~
MATTRESSES made by the most expert ~
enced workmen. All in need of goods inS
our line will find It to their interest to examn ?
our Stock
Any style of Furniture made to order.
HARDWOOD RITTER.
fe 19-.d&w6m Governor St. Richmond, Va.
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LATE PAPERs.-Captain G. +. john
ston, newsdealer, 9l7 Main street, has just
received this weeks Harper's and Frank
Leslie's illustrated weeklies, and Demor.
est's, Atlantic, Peterson's, and Leslie's
monthly magazines for August.
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~ PERSONS LEAVING THE CITY FOR
THE SUMMER MONTHS CAN HAVE THE
STATE JOURNAL MAILED TO THEM
FOR FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH. THE
JOURNAL REACHES THE GREENBRIER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, AND POINTS
BEYOND, ON THE LINE OF THE CHES-
APEAKE OHIO RAILROAD, TWELVE
HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN
ING PAPERS.
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SENT ON TO THE GRAND JURY.-,W
r.. Dickinson and j. W. Grubbs charged
with waylaying and robbing Henry Gar
nett, were sent to the grand jury of the
Hastings court by Justice White this morn
ipu
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MINNESOTA.
republican nominations.

ST. PAUL, July 17.-C. R. Davis has
been nominated by the Republican conyen-
tion for governor. Resolutions favoring
cheap transportation, repudiating increased
salaries and back pay were adopted.
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NEW YORK.
Financial.

New York, July l7.-Stocks dull.
Gold steady. l5s. Money easy Bad per
cent. Exchange, long %; short lO4.
Governments dull and steady. State
bonds quiet.
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TEMPERATURE.-T following is the
range of the thermometer at @. +. john
ston's news and music store, 9lS Main
street, for to-day: At Ga. m. 81; l2m.
0l; 3p. m. 90.
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MISSOURI.
The Hcni-Eun Stroke.

The Hcnf-Sun Strokes.
ST.. LOUIS, July 1.-THE range of
the thermometer to-day has been from
80 Q to 1000. Many sun strokes have
occurred-some have proven fatal.
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THE CHOLERA.

COLUMBUS, July H.-There are six
new cases of cholera in the penitentiary,
and two deaths have occurred.
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IRON MANUFACTURERS.
VARIETY IRON WORKS,
ESTABLISHED lsh2.

JAMES d. BROWNE, MANUFACTURER OF
IRON AND WIRE RAILING,
GRATING, vERANDAHS, FIRE-PROOF
VAULT DOORS,
FLOWER VASES AND STANDS, SETTLES.
Together with every description of iron work
for BUILDING and ORNAMENTAL purposes
900 AND 907 BANK STREET
fe 7-dAwly RICHMOND Va
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PENITENTIARY.-A Robinson was
received at this institution to-day from
Rockbridge county, for the term of twen-
ty years, for rape.
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INDIANA.


1NDIANAPoIIs, July IA colored
man beat colored woman in a row to-
day, from the effects of which she will die.
The man was arrested.
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CENTAUR LINIMEN

CENTAUR LINIMENT.-
The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the CENTAUR LINIMEET will not
relieve, no swelling which it
will not subdue, and no lame
ness which it will not cure.
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THROWN FROM A CART AND
DRAGGED TO DEATH .-Y Yesterday after
noon as Mr.. Daniel Wood, market gar
dener, was returning from the city to his
home, which is few miles from the city,
on the Creighton road, and when about
two miles of his journey had been accom-
plished, the horse attached to the cart be-
came frightened, ran away and threw him
out. In his fall he became entangled in
the lines and was dragged over the ground
until quite dead. Deceased was about
fifty years of age, and leaves family.
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CITY NEWS.

HUsTINGs CoURT.-The cases ol
Messrs. John s. Meredith, William L. Roy
all, William b. Tabb and William Z.
Trigg, the indicted seconds in the Mordecai.
McOarty duel, were to-day called, in the
hustings court, and on motion of Captain
George d. Wise, commonwealth attor-
ney, they were continued to the Septem-
Der term, the grounds for the continuance
being the inability of the principal, Mr..
McCarty, to appear for trial, and the pres
ent impossibility of obtaining the impor-
tant evidence of DR.. Cullen, he having APP
pealed to the supreme court against the
decision compelling him to testify. There
upon, without any motion from counsel
for the accused, they were remanded to
iail
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RE-MACADAMIZING STREETs.-W
think the majority Of the citizens OF the
city, tax payers at that, would be salts
fed if all the principal streets were mac
adamized once, but we are sure that they
do object to the city authorities using
their money for the purpose of tearing up
a street that has recently been macadam-
lied and doing the work over again. If
il was not fixed properly at first, why was
it not? Who is to blame for it? Why
don't they employ competent hands ? The
street alluded to is Eighth, between Frank
lin and Main.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Methodist Centennial Ceiebrat

Methodist Centennial Celebration.
PHILADELPHIA, July T.--The Meth
odist centennial celebration terminated here
to-day. There was grand jubilee at the
Academy of Music.
Meeting OF Peabody Trustees.
PHILADELPHIA, July 17.-There was
a full meeting Of the Peabody trustees
to-day. The fund now amounts to $685.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOR NEW YORK. 8KfN

THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship WYA-
NOkE, Capt. CoucB will sail on FRIDAY,
July 1S, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Positively no freight received after q. m.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
east and west Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
SteeIstkes "
Round Trip T1ckets. ........'.,..,s. ~ w
For freight or passage, apply TO
GEO. w. ALLEN s. co,
jy le-2t Company's Wharf Rockets.
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s~COAL! COAL! WOOD! WOOD!

1eE~COAL! COAL! WOOD! WOOD!
Now discharging and to arrive, ], 600 tons supe-
rior RED-ASH, EGG and STOVE and
ANTHRACITE COAL;
Also constantly on hand BITUMINOUS
COAL and COKE; best seasoned Oak and
Pine WOOD, long and sawed.
Orders for winter supply filled at very lowest
market prices.
COAL WELL-SCREENED AND SOLD
BY WEIGHT.
-, J. r. F. BURROUGHS,
jy Sim Cor Main and Seventh streets
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pH- MRS. JOHN P. BALLARD
WISHES TO TAKE BOARDERS FOR THE
SPRING, SUMMER AND FALL MONTHS.
Can accommodate two small families. The
house is a new one. pleasantly located n miles
frmo the city, and the accommodation train on
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad stops at the place daily at sA o'clock a.
m. returning, leaves Richmond at O'Clock, p.
IN. Address JOHN r. BALLARD,
apll-tf Richmond, Va.
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MILITARY.-At meeting of the
Attucks Guard, "a colored militaryleompany,
held last night at Old Market Hall, the
following non-commissloned officers were
elected: Orderly sergeant, r. A. Paul !;
second sergeant, VIM. Simons; third SER
geant, |. f. Hatcher; fourth sergeant,
James s. Forester; fifth sergeant, A. M.
Burton ensign, r. X. Pat terson; quater-
master sergeant, j. L. West first corporal,
Colin L. Payne second corporal, w. II.
Randolph; third corporal, Stephen Turner;
fourth corporal, Richard Briggs treasurer,
VIM. Ferguson.
This is the second year of the company's
organization.
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D6- CHURCH COMMITTEES TAKE
NOTICE-GAS FIXTURES and CHANDE-
LIERS, REBRONZED and REPAIRED-made
to look as good as new-by
DANIEL O'DONNELL,
ap Sim SIS Broad Street.
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E6TDOLLAR SAVINGS BANK,
OFFICE CORNER MAIN AND l4TH SITS,
No. l4O0.
DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR OR MORE
received, upon which liberal interest will be
allowed.
Save your money and get interest. Do not
keep it idle; interest counts while you sleep.
JOHN E. BOSSIEUX, President.
THOMAS S. ARMISTEAD, Cashier.
je 9-3m
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Picnic AND EXCURSION BY DRUlDs.
Stonewall grove, No. G, U. A. q. d., will
give grand picnic and excursion to West
Point Monday next, the 2lst of July, for
the benefit Of the widows and orphans Of
Its grove.
This excursion is in the hands of COM
petent committee Of arrangements, and
persons who desire to attend can rely upon
order being maintained, and attention paid
them.
Music, refreshments and amusements
will contribute to the pleasure of the
excursionists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

LoxDoS sept l7-1230 mConsols 92 a992 o sots n9s'
FvetNentF bonds lSIs SOB AeH'
forbes 81: Seu Fyes 81 . Bfie Railway shares, 46s
LoSnoN sept III .. m-Bne Railway shares ~ ...i.
LIVERPOOL II l2:3O nIherr have been ~
in Cotton 10 sruye; sellers demand advance Of 1854
LfyEEPooL sept Ill mcotton steady acdhng OP1 nm
ga Mddng Orleans 9isi safes, l2OOO bales ineians -O
for speculation and eIpoL
ASrwEKr s,uL Petroleum 4OL for Fine Pale American.
LFvERPooL Sept l72 msaes Of Jplands CoitoA % ~
shpm ats on Of Good Ordinary, Al l3'lbd L' Tvs
q rwt.
Lovpos Sept l7-2:90 o. m-Ens RAILWAY shares 4t's
Ioypoy Sept. l7-3 m.-Rhe Railway shares, 46'i a.. -.
oSDoN sept i7B:30 p mfhe rate Of discount 70 W ~
1I hree months 6si - yer cent or = per t,n,ces
Bank Of RngaBd Enc RlH3y shares 4bA2 far' uN
quote Routes 57L 81 Lsc - 60 ~, -r.,x houa,
LoSDoS sept IA D. n.-unieo states flFel"e"' 0''
Is15s. ola. 9534; FIves, 81 . p.,,.. q,
<ox sen ia 80 D m-Pars dispatches quc'e hen'es ~
57l 4Os Dsoaicss frankfort quote United sAes f
Twenty bonds At g7la or the Issue Of 1862 -. g 800
LlvERPOoL Sept l7--J no the Cotton sales "a .
bales werr Petroleum 10 ~ gallon ior HeH ~
l2l for spirits ~, CO., o. f. 400 81 n.r ton
oSDoy sept m.-Pars dis patches quote ehIe' " o' ''
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

yrv YORK Sent I7BKEvKs-Fresb y ears or
rcitb- Good beeves at full pei but
sSalo9 sP e ts 1. s % eSeee ueude ordinary good
TO- sith few tops at Ia9Izs-' and
The rovr Conmapa - for Muhs - csr, FOR
Hunter Tor John R. Mcpherson, and cars Tor Faer
Copev Mcpherson sold on their I57 Illinois tee Ia
FULLER Msriia Co. Tor j. Nuhsl J3I Team, eEt at si9c
H. Texans 1850 b. live weight average " &c
Al one 10 for waiTel Rosenth and
D WTo sofa j25 strong 6'i average at lOi9
~ GOLDSMITH FOR Morris, I7a Ipo. steers. elss7 ev 1Oe
For the market Thursday l4O expected At Com
m99ipaw p cars q and - ' 5eSs ,o G mar
VI. s la Calves i a ave- 5ea rss o At s6Gss
pi HUM Elliott .od @Id yes e1 loc and
rs r r2 ees al IS dead s. DO IS So % ss 26
: 81 So and 10 DO Al SO 80 .o, n-
.f f. R sS; .oa q siass calves At 50 3 hs,d
md Sar , $50 we're F s' o $40 hd The market "a.
du an except pune lauo vhi we're scarce Pees we're
going 6 fair lambs ranged from 6la to
Hume Elliott sold SO State lambs ~ 70 average At s, lo2 d.
ga d. a. &c; ~ C1Psls - %. Il" - -Ao ''-' n' % 49,
srca barnes o no Garli, as. Gs u average a, 7f g
7se 20 Do 81 % ., a. an. % aeeP - o a "a and RECENT,
TODAY 4 $50 soga The supply was NOR 1l1 'pgs
for the demand and TIE nre eo'd ut az rae its1as I've -
Arcrase 50 43a 100 d. Dressed hogs DOT 80 firm at =
BUFFALO Sept 12CArTIE-he receipts TODAY including Two
car. reported 80 hesd mskng the total upp for The week
the same
The lively yesterdays puessi over
disposed o sales $50 head Illinois steers ranging
lO25 ~, II ~ 81 - p 1872 head lnanA steers
,anQus from 40 1886 50 65d % head ono steers
ag lI47 l5l - 4Od$6 A. pa head IeIas
steers ranging 99G ll5G 50 j0dSJ l2ai 100 head
CberoEee steers glS 80 90; 30 Missouri steers
ranging from Il32 Loo - 5jGsl 3d. 1874 head Kansas
steer, ranging ron .l2s 70 l.l54. ~ - 30
SHEEP LAaB-Recepts to-day, including reported 'fsas
6lOO head the total suppl for The week hus Tar lbOO
betd against iast Inc lark
% deeiae weeks closing pnoes Cannla lambs
a. JOa S6; Canaaa sheep, so sheep @ss
~ 100 Michigan sheep from Is TO 81 ~ a. - ~
G2 III pit Ohio sheep 10 n a. - % lovO
head Canada lambs 81 tJd-bi 3OO head
Canada sheen ranging ~ 20 lti S5 25d<5 3d.
reported arrivals we're ouO
head making supply the thus far lSOOo bead
KApst 100 LAST the MARKET
40. for yls bare three car Load lno
AMI Ohio hogg market sold ass q T. Al ADVANCE Of
| l2lc
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The exports Of specie to-day were Sl573ls IN slI-
yer bars. The steamer Scotia arrived at this port
today with S75O0OO in gold coin on board
The money market was active and stringent at
7per cent gold 10 a bonus of l-32, until near the
close large number of transactions being also done
atasixteenth After the borrowers had satisfied their
demand the rate dropped TO per cent at which
final offerings were made Discounts nominal
Government bonds were sbout steady in tone. A
larger business than usual was transacted, the
demand having been stimulated at the present com
paratyely low prices by the small offerings of bends
tO the Treasury. These aggregated only ST., 400 at
IlOs7s to u2J6. OF these $55,S5O were accepted at
lIOs7l 10 lI2. The fves OF 1881 were in good
demand to-day, selling at Ill. TO ll2 Currency
skies brought l2. ISIS sold at III to III! for con
pons and lO4Os at liz. for registered and 1924 for
csupou. Fisk * Hatch report at 4 D. m:
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday Sept IT, lSI5'
AT the Exchange, Mr.. Anthony j. Bleecker
sold by order Of the executor Of Daniel Marley tie
house and lot known as No 3a2 West Thirty fourth
ST. situated on the soutnerly side OF Imrb'
fourth-st 60 feet west OF Seventh-aVe.' SIZE lo'
2Ox49a The house is a threestory wood ohlu'
ing and is leased for 1900 per snnum' Inc
property was purchased by Edward Hall for NOSoo INC
same auctloneer also sold for account the tree
story brown-stOne house and lot known As NO. 2o west
Forty sevenths the south side OF the street. between
sixth and seventh-aves. This property was previously
sold for $4,000, the purchaser failed 10 peIlee nc
sae and to-day IL disposed OF for Sl6cOO 70 L. l.
Christensen. -, -
v K stevenson. IT, sold the three-stOry bTlck house
and lot north side $50 feet west OF Avenue
d. for So 20O to James i. stewart; SIZE lot. 20xYS
Mr. ,ere. Johnson RS sale at YOnkers, on Tueshhy,
was unusually successful Four blocks OF the properly
offered were sOd when owing 10 the ateness or ue h9ur
the sale was postponed until tne 26th OF september Inc
sale realized s7s9s3 so, about tSO for each city lo
sold, Full details OF the sale will be found DeloW
For tomorrow the following <lles are announced
Thnrsday. Sept lS-Bg Hm Ksaa<uy
Legal sale Twenty south nd 80 leet east Of sifDe
gOt49.4.
By .4drtaH n. MHRe-.
sale Eeyehkaye, vest side, OOJ ieet south OF Fou
H., G0HlOO
ur.sory brovu-st0ns house. No. ~ East iFenW
nntlst Fourth hadisonaVes with an MOI
enenta -
AUCTION SALE OF wEsTCHEsrER REAL ESTATE.
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and Of No. Red Winter al 81 Oo1tl 10 10
da, 81 3s9sd 40 Corn-afyaneng TENDENCY Fery nfm ar "
No hred 46446c Hast side traek, 1tSe IN war;
house 46 October Oats IN fair denand and higher a. Sso
No 3b136e elevator "a ~ na Os
iobe Barley bEOYnt higher aes OF No snnng ~ "a
vi t6i No Spring 81 5OaSl 90 Rye arm ana 70 ~,
74U75e dali and UNCHANGED Bulk heais
and nominal Of shoulders q SdSs; Clear rib Sides
Clear sdes 9lsd9a Bacon quet and unchanged At S@S
tor shouer 0alOiso for Clear Rib Sides lOfniOc ioI
sde Hama sold ID 3gl4se Lard quiet and Unchanged al y
for sumner Steam.
TotEDO Sept, 7FOur arm and fr demand Wheat We NJ a
demand and higher; sales Of No. White Wabash at " ~ Nc
DO. 81 So; No White Michigan, FL 81 Amber Michigan spo
september 81 40, November 81 AZ Ia December 81 O NO
Red 81 1881 so: Rel and September 81 20 NO
Rel 81 429s1 42l Rejeete 81 IS No Amber Illinois - 40
No DO 81 43l2 No. spring 81 23 Corn arm snd in tar de
nsn sales Of High Mixed 52sfci September b2 & heye
Der, 63tse Low Mixed 81 2d5la4c Yehow, 64e White o5G
53 c grade Gle and fair demand at 80 9a4Oc o
No l. 81 ac 81 l2 for Michigan 35e for Rejected
freghts fm Eetive 10 Buffalo 6; 20 OsSego lldi1 re
eeptsl 900 busl Wheat $4,000 bush Com shpEens-9OOO
bush Wheat. Ill 900 bush Corn ard 2lOOO bDsh Data
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

AtR.vr sept II Wheat dali Rv. Tm,sd iemaad Barley
yery dul Oats steady, sales TO report ,,4s.x ,oui
BALTsoRg sept I7.-Cotton doll and vesF Low
nails at Zoe FoaT firm and fairly active D -
Wheat Southern; NesTn dn aad unchanged ~ Wsd
,carcs: southern White Tsc TO- Yellow nominal AZ ofo
Western bmer At 6c Oats active Southern, A9a4o
gred 4l6t5c 10 Willie 46as7 p. RFe hrm ana , :,
IIaf nnehahged Provisions quiet steady Ness fo'
Az T5Q4is Bnt dull foF round lots hhouiiefs
clear Mn sdrs sa94 In fair iObbng dcrnsao ~
0Lagsse Clear NIB sligs, lie; Sugarcured Hams
dsila Batter steady FAR 70 Ch"ee 49,
Csaee sttong at - MhIky amer AbSse M h,,,,.
Bt-yysta sept l7-Lake Raj lmlOrs for the 81 - -
P0 I:i bhs Wheat, 4TO 6s bzsa.. Cogn. 4S-iv 49,
s,t. - -DO bush Rvr 10. 800 bu4h Canal shnmnt
2-S 5UZ bush. Csn 81 200 BUSH Ave, .yoi Jus o..
txrsr.- "a neat ~ 92G hash Cora 3sSiO oe,hi 49,,
- 700 INST. Rve 100 bush Canal freighu anh 49,
49,. Corn IO1 fpLs&. Ots 6ee Foar qgsstd, sss NJ
Sor1g al 5Da.7 BlksFs 81 5Odssi Amber, ..
NLite slasg D. arn, bai little doing sales ~ 49,
Rrs Wists alirmzan ~ 40 2iOO Milwaukee No gh =
A., auoted-- N4aakee Ne at 81 - Nsaafce NO.
ii 81, Chieazo spring. - 49, White Mehs, ~ 80
N -5 as C1rago No. At Al 2s@et o. snp
one, spa Grs 1000 usk No. Wesisn a. g. a.,
-h lin At 6Oc 1000 bush. Hgh Aited Al o's p-
qma; sass 1900 bah ss- At 44e Barrier MAI s ., ~ IN
inter West~rn 10 Prime CshaiG, 81 80 No bafV " nv
the msfks articles unchanged. ,,,. ...a, =,
pgrs0ff sent l7fJuf quiet aud unchanged VIA ~ ~
81 BJL,aEl for BEIas 81 S. tor No. "a'ei ii - a.
Amber a.calsan Corn steady al 5Oa Oss IN gori n, o
Freisbs-To osseso l2'a. Rsesigs20Oo be. shuasssS
lusl heat 1000 bush Corl aud 900 bush oa" "N'p
1OOD bhI. Psar. md II 900 bush Whs-i Il, auo.,s,.
i7.fleur Gast aud veal sAles AZ
winisI 2jasi 10 Ess Do. sSss1 3D. Dos'~ Ni W"
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COTTON Markets

MEMPHIS I7-Coon dul Low Hdlngs. IL 2c receipts
22l bales; shipments ll5 bales. stock. ,2lS bales.
LouIsvILLK Sept 17-Cotton quiet Nj dngs ls % receipts ga
bales g6 bales; stock ITO bales.
MOBILE, sept 17-Coton qaIet; hsddings 1Se; Low MIG
dngs l7e Strict GOOD Ordinary, l6c reopts Z16 bales
safes. 1855 bales; stock, 5435 bales
RAyANNAH Sept I7-Coton dull hAngs II 2c oct recepu
1856 bales; eHporeoastvise $40 bales sales bl9 bales
stock. ,705 bales ,,,
1889 receipts 573 bales gross gu bales sles 800 bales
stock 9.3l5 bales.
NORFOLK Sept 17C0ton Mddlngs Isle net receipts
305 bales erpots-coastwe $50 bales. stock 474 bales
Sept 17.-Cstton quiet; hdhugs 1916 receipts
2l0 bales shipments. no bales. stock. .. O7S bales.
Mddhugs 1884 al9e receipts,
~ bses; shipments 24O bales
Sept lT-C0on declining; MGdlngr, l7c reeeipu
bl3 bales sales. 6l3 bales 60 an,
MddDg l9; Strict Good Ordinary 7i2 net receipts 90 bsies
goss l0l bales
GArvEsroS Sept dul; Good Ordinary l6ci net
receipts GO bales; exports eoastT 10 bsef sales AZ bales
stock. 1880 bales On.
BOroS Sept I7Coton quiet. little dongi hdonp 20a.c
receipts 1O1 baes gross l6s baes sales 200 oaes stoc
5000 bales. -
CHaRLKroS Sept H. doll quiet, Mding lSc Low
hddhng II 2 strict tiool Ordinary 10 a., net receipts ~
basi eIpo-ooahtWise 727 bales sales 200 bales siof 44SO
baez
WILNGToE l7-Cotton quiet Mtdzs. Us c; net re-
90 bales; 80 bales stock, 100 bales
BALTIMORE. IT, Cotton dul; Mdings Doe Low Md
ding 1876. Stiet Good OranaTy l7se net receipts lou
bales $50 baes eIpor-eoastWife 400 bAles sales 80
bales stock. 4l6 baieA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
Gountrp Real estate tor Sale

TOR SALE-A BARGAIN. ,,-.--,u.
4 taRIF QUARRY staAted The Of CeetsYsTNs
9siIaoTo County sra miles ifom Baltimore CIV ss az =
.@. f .efIve operation complies order itIf 81 p
A.. Las ne5t ses mil Sh SIX gangs Of 9g fsn qihsS
.eam crer all the Necessary tools enc neut "'
s fcr s bsrneSs with railway - toe quarry 10 e'h
nsl norton oil the the erosion Of the ne Wv I
Rirore Cty fsTnshed th; quarry ne oss shien
20 he coatre u tha building and he csnpeton OF 20 eo1-e
ard cbsnRe OF Tor Eo~ otefht ' '
for 3 erea sacrifice . steSoN "a
Parties dssnny purchase VIII please sop 70 ~ y $3.50 $50
marble contractors, SeN City Hall Building baAo'e W. " w.
Of By letter
I WILL SELL 90 LOTS at 5000 70 $500 eaeh
surroundei BY splendid ys Diamor So co.e . -
.nre Posneet Pqfk lie Bridge, with RAPID transit tne as 10
improvements S double The rsas Of these ioi' 10 go -
rontn,I are REALLY worth 81 OOQ ch, bat meet q 2oa
So Sa.or Of ths ra beaui % ropey Apt % sttAhir
owner AIS oi-s BROOKLYN the SHOPS u j. hacitf =" W
Hsbs Painter AMI Con tractors oa-e fepr p hnn--
I ONG ISLAND CITY.-FOr SALE very shear
A. arstelass BRICK house, n. tsTo ,eSs 49, e.
beaier Sc. block from County tglri-lost' II -,
81 600 terms easy Eleventh JAcksoave t'n "A' f
rhirtg-0ar-h-st Fefres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
OFFICE OF FISK n HATCH,
No. 5 NAssAU-sT.. NEw-YORK, sept. 10,

No. NAssAU-sT.. NEw-YORK, Sept. 10, 1873.
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD-A GREAT
EAST AND WEST TRUNK RoAD-i20 miles in length,
connecting the Atlantic, by the shortest line, with
the commerce of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers is
completed and in regular operation. The through
freight of products to and from the Western States
israpidly increasing as is also the mineral traffic Of
the coal-mining and iTon-making industries along
the route.
We are selling for the Company their SEVEN PER
CENT GOLD Bonds, secured by mortgage liens on the
whole valuable property at 80 aud accrued interest
81 900 each either coupon registered, payable in
gold coin in NewYOrk City, principal and interest
interest January and July.
Being the oDli cations of very responsible cOrpO-
ration, secured by a great productive property,
worth over S4OOOO,OOO, now entering upon a pros
porous career, they are desirable for investors
We also have a small amount of the OLD SIX PER
CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO,
price So aud accrued interest; denominations 500,
$500, and $1,000, interest payable in New-iork May
and November.
We recommend both classes Of bonds to our friends
and customers.
We also continue 10 deal in GOvEBNMENT AND
CENTRAL PACIFIC AND WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS.
execute orders at the Stock Exchange for invest
ment Stocks and Bonds, receive Deposits, on which
we allow interest at the rate of per cent per
annum and conduct a general Banking business.
FISK X HATCH.