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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF new nsh for this
day, furnished to The STAR by George w.
Harrison & Co., Wholesale dealers in fish, Nos.
~ King st., 80, 81, s. fish wharves, Alexandra:
Shad, per hundred, &12 to &14; Herring. per
thousand, Sab to IS: white perch, per bunch,
2oto 2S rock, per bunch, q " 30; ofa bunch,
wAsHIxeroN.-To-day, the following sales
h. A. Golden & Bro; agents:-4,OOO shad from
% TO s12; $4,000 herring from "a to S.; 100
rock, 20 to Soc; 500 punches perch Is to 25c, 30
sturgeon 81 TO sl.oo; 1,co9 cells, 2 to soc.
Y. M. G. A. ANNIvRRsARY.-Thet twentieth
anniversary Of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION will be observed at Lincoln hall to-
morrow evening, on which occasion our people
will have the pleasure Of listening to the elo-
quent words OF Rev. George H. Hepworth, Of
New York, who, since his Conversion TO ortho-
York clergy, with great force and power. Rev.
Mr.. Tiffany, of the Metropolitan M. E. church.
will also speak, and there win be q stirring
He1 George shepard
thoroughly and practically in sympathy with
the work Of the Y. M. G. A: among the outcast
and fallen. Gov. Cooke win preside.
Two applications for divorce were filed in the
Equity Court Yesterday, = follows
applies for divorce from Frederick W. Water.
hotter. She states that they wepe married bv
Rev. 8. ID. Finckel In 1856, and that in 1872 che
va compeiied 70 leave him, a. he neglected to
city.
Martha e. Tucker applies for divorce from
III. Alpheus w. Tucker, on account of adul-
terry. Plaintiff sets forth that they were mar
ried IN lS5s and gives names Of the parties and
dates OF his alleged adulterous acts
O1THoLio CoNFIRMATIoNs. = Archbishop
anyy coz yesterday in st. Stephens
sneIcn 10 persons, large portion Of whom
10Y cn,IoIen. PREVIOUS to the ceremony the
AIcnDishop addressed the candidates for con-
nimauon In an impressive manner This morn
ing ne administered confirmation in st. Mar
rms church, (colored,) Of which Rev. Father
Berosti Is pastor, to \ large number Of persons.
RIAL Estate SALEs.-By Thom.. y pv,.-
gaman, real estate broker-I.ot 80. in so,,srs
90, 70 John Branahan, for 20 cents, an lot 81
square 566, TO Jeremiah Br9snsn TOR 70 cents
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RAILROADS.
A LKxAsDRIA. 4 WASHING -
a TON r. y.
ALEXANDRIA 4 FRKpKRrcKsBURa =. \.
Corsr Of b as6 SsxrA SysSss

A IIAASDfFtos 4. TkxsHSs q
ALEXANDRIA fRKpKRicKsBUsa =. \.
ce.r0 y asd Sara Srssis.
Local trains Tor Alensndri. leave fcllovs.-sis,
s rs sss sss, less, li:ss a. m; las, lss, ass,
Loesl train: rom Aisisnsria .rrlv. IS t.uo---
-, So sS, -, Ills a. m; Ills, lss3, ass,
TI.ins @srkca thus connect with trains on wash.
QUAETICO Accommodation leaves Washington
ssiaf as setf fff.i R&Rars. Vi, .,esnooa
TSso wsssaSsson ION m es, escs,t Sunday
Cor sale q Once, corner lsh street and Pennsyiss
ole scnoe, and corner 9Th street and Pennsylvanis
III .ss iss ,is g e %
3. s. YoUSo, Gem Passenger Agent. r1.ar
QALrIhoRE AND PoroMAo -
% RAILROAD, III 4
TRAINS 5EAys FOB rRsINs sAAssRIyS AT
i'e q N, Niagara Exp-, as 2, M, Western Exp,
SIS an. Baltimore Mail SIS a q :, MAI. daily. e1-
ss n, ws..sn So s IN. western rr,..
q, daily, s.I ss,, Sunday; daily; p..,-
ocmnod.tion, daily, en- daily, except sunday.
SIS >. M, Cincinnati Es- daily.
pres daily. except sun los .. southern rr-
rS p m. Western EXP, day.
Trains leaving washington az IS and io.ss m spc
SIS D. m :, connect st Bowie with for Marlboro
leaving Bowie IS and II Is and ass pm ar
rivins Marlboro els and Il IS and 5Ss .. m.
TRAVIS arriving st Washington s:Ss .. m. aud as
and eOe .. m connect 81 Bowie with trains leaving
Marlboro Z 90 O. m. and $50 and SIS D. m.
Passengers leaving their orders 90 Ticket Once,
corner OF 18th street aud Pennsy, anis avenue and
northwest corner Of Sixth street and Pennsylvania
have their baggage led for aud check
81 ~ hotels and residences 20 all points North and
Wet. Through Tickets 20 Cincinnati, Columbus,
Indianapolis, Louisville. 81 Lou ., New Orleans.
Chioseo, Omaha, San Francisco, ami eli points north,
aortbs eet, west, and southwest.
I.
e.. 8. VOTING. GenT Passf Agent. jyi-tf
'l'HRoUGH LINZ BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, PHILApEL-& ~ -
PHIA, AND NEw YORK. H
WksHiNsroN, November Q, lG1
Trains between WASHINGTON and NEW YORK
FOR NEW YORK, srsfae.a eAasss az GAYS.
Leave daily Except Sunday at s0o .. m, leo ana
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday II 8 Q. m, loo and &c
ON SUNDAY
Leave Tor New York NJ $50 2. m, and Philadelphia
a. So pm.
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 D. m. train
only.
Through tickets TO PHILADELPHIA, New YORK. ana
Boston can be had at the Station ONCE st ell houry
FOR Baltimore and Ohio railroad Advertisements 90
seneduie eeaseen Washington, Baltimore, Annapo-
THos. n. SHARP. A-r Master rr.u,pOrt.t,oo.
4; N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. B00NTZ, Agent, Warrington. ,ell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-20

PONDS EXTRACT is tor sale ct wholesale b,
and BY druggists everywhere. t,W.f.u
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fulnes Of Singers Sewing Mschins. is
ma comfort Thousands Of pefSons ..ame from Ss1
Cn% nes[ to yidt DE-. White, the weIi-known
Trec UReaie. No eas 1sth street, opposite the
~ s~z ~ renef nom corns, Bad nsils., &C.,
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hHAL ESTATE SATISFY Thomas T.. wae-
gaman, real estate broker-l.ot go. In saI,srs
90, 70 John Branahan, for 20 cents, an I 10. 81
square 5s6, TO Jeremiah Br9snan TOR 70 cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-20

"HKIP."-Mr. Jos. Murphy, who appeares, a,
Wallis opera house in Maeder's drama sHsIa ,,
last night, Is q very clever comedian and ons If
should not draw good houses this week. IL mao
be set down 70 lack OF appreciation ON the nary
Of Washington playgoers, and not to any want
Robson and others we might name, have played
20 empty benches here, because they were un-
heralded, and have gone 10 New York or Bos-
ton and filled the theaters night after night IL
eur very discriminating patrons Of the drama
noek TO the theater, and how the actor must
laugh in his sleeve, We cannot say much for
me drama in which Mr.. Murphy figures. Ii
vas written to show his versatility a. 10 make
mp and dialect, but he might do better BY try
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM day, f 10
Porter, II. Raymond Bliss, and Joseph X. Cough
lsnd were admitted to the bar.
The argument in the case of Williams agt. Flor
ence was concluded.
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The Board of Public Works are in receipt of
the following letter relative to the treatment of
wood pavements:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY AUGUST g. 1873

s: Sss p s 70 S s.s s i. s; %
s.si Jane. kley SOLD Il STAT Isl average. OF
.ss e. s LIS s s ~ A. 70 .s. l.
Hss s. 81. &c s g; 50,
.ps 'Ss. sis W., y:
% Sc .od :. % Lsss rsased so% 6is
. Hume 70 bac Iss ONO sheep sss yu.r. ;. &C.
2Si g. s. = .t - 80 d 80 g. 81 81 ~ a, 'ss
asc seS SO D. /" Sc Iii d. 81 % At si.c ami $500,
1872 is s7s Ss 81 e. = do los q aS
~. S$ i? 40 20 s led, 80 n "ss' 81 d0
k.ss a'u'sr Co. sold 2s2 Jersey I.mb, SO 10 svsr.s,
n pso.s 'ol1 "a 2l7 K..tucy mb. 90 n 7s IS common
% b zen a. Us 81 Jersey de- SO H. s aud 80
sSis,G eoa T,,so. et7s y,e.,
boz. we're for sSS car q ss.s Ns price P5ss.S
CT5oeo Aas 2o 20 for ay, Cattle e17o; Hogs
;e % 5% U.s. F I Is s' o ssSp' msa1
Tbs Ts1n. Al gO stock sesn inactive a. 500
81 c ss' 75ssl g. 1 ss.a s veal AI'
80 lCr Common heavy to CAce light heavy 81 SOas4 55 light
1904 Common CAoice '''''"F ~ Shippers
,. Brsr,,LO . A1g oo S Receipts to-day ins 4s car,
thu, r 1923 head or 4l7 ,s,n. sos ears fSr the
for good estte strong At % Of from last weeks
closing PRICE 9 run Of S 70! The q hou Of .esent
vision OF the hewio Ce9sri Railroad has Intesrd with the
movement OF SOCK unt The Company doubled their trains used
their ysrmen - ora1,n About 800 head Of cattle disposed
e ale. ~ ea 1los steers ranging from 35 10 524 b. At
~ 5O9f6 ~ head Teas ranging 1875 ID
81 lOaSo l2T % head Missouri rgng l16O
l2SO 70, - sVaoo 80 go bead Indiana from
lO5 % l3S s5 SOds5 IS; 200 head Ohio steers ranging
ing from 902 y TO S53 10 a g 5Orsf n -
sgSsP AsP L.sD,aR.c.,Pt, today, including reported arrivals
ll6OO head ns.no me total supply for the thus 800
head against lb4oo heal 10y h' time last weei The
opened active St an advance Of sheep Csnada lambs
Western sheep 81 25 5O Cn,d sheep S5as5 30 Cansd,
lambs s0ds5 so es 3O2 head Michigan sheep ranging 10
to 81 d. At 81 80 20 2s7 head lnsna heep 90 H.
81 - ga head ONO sheep .ver.Eg 80 n s. 9G TAB head
Csuads lambs ranging from 50 70 80 n. s. 20 dS6 40
HoGs-Recep today ineud reported arrivals 900 head max
Ing the total supply Tor the week TINS far 49, 900 head against 200
hesd for the time last
stock opere Sh all offerings disposed of sale, Of
IS 30ds5 40 Hsavy Boston Hogs So lOdS5 20 Gassess
"a 9Oa$5.
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3dsys.
60dsya

Extra mails for Europe. tomorrow. per steamship
HammOnia will close at 1:SO p M, at the Merchants
Exchange Nos. so and 50 Pine-st.
The customs receipts for the week ending Aug. TO-,
amounted to $3,411,S07. The internal revenue re-
ceipts, to-day, were S259,G8.
The money market was steady during the greater
part of the day. with call loans doing at and per
cent mixed collateral. Toward the close the de-
mand ceased, and the turn of the market favored
the borrower lenders offering balances at the close
at per cent On time loans the rates for 80 days
are 67 per cent for so days. per cent for 90 days
7Q7 per cent gold; and four months, 7a9i. Mer-
camille paper is as last quoted.
Government bonds have been firm on steady
gold and the foreign and investment demand. The
scarcity of bonds offering keeps prices high, and
orders to buy cannot be filled The market closes
on the basis of 1l9 to 119! for 1868. Fisk Hatch
report as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LosDos Aux 2O-l2;S0 m-Uutel States TonFois, 9Oh
New Loan. 9lls
LIVERPOOL 20l mCoon heavy; the sales OF the day
eim,A 10000 bales including 1000 bales for speculation
and export -
LOSDoS Aug 203 nThe ofdscount for three snths
bills the market BIG per the Bank Of England
rates Paris adyiees quote kenes 57G 62c
LIVERPOOL Aug. 2O-3 m-ssles Of Cotton shipped from
below Mng deliverable October aud
November, 81 800. Breadsuds n quiet.
LosDos Aug 2O-33O ma Paris dispatch quotes Rertes at
57L roe
LoSDoS. 2o-4:30 mUne States Fi-etvenes Of 1895
Cosos for money, 92l2Q92 for the 90
923tt Ene Railway shares. AZ.
LIVERPOOL Aug 20-i:30 D. mSas Of Cotton shipped from
Charleston below Good Ordinary deliverable Oeto
Der and November at 3 9-l6d.
LosDoS Aug 20-6 ma dspseIfOm Paris quotes Rsn.s At
SIT go.
LosDos. Aug 20-6 m.--Spds Pettels1m. 10i y gallon
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WEDNESDAY. Aug. 20-P. NJ.

WEDNESDAY. Aug. 2O-P. NJ.
The Stock Exchange opened with much more than
culinary excitement this forenoon, and in tone
weak, pretty much at the same quotations were
carrent at the close last night special raid was
Of once made upon the Telegraph stock, this being
singled out among the entire list for special drive
sDd before noon the price had been forced down
ON s0i to 81. The chief forces employed against
tis stock represented the bears of the market who
nato use of q story that Commodore Vanderbilt was
living at the point Of death at Saratoga In
decd at one time his dissolution was an
Eounced as positive. and it was at this time
that the market showed the greatest point
depression. for as the Vanderbilt stock was
> cssed the entire market was weakened, Lake
shOre touching 92!; New-Ycrk Central, 1885,; Rock
1<hnd 10e, Northwestern, ca F; Wabash, 6Ss; and
Pacific Mail SOD. Even staid Harlem broke from its
uoorings, and went down to 1907. Soon after noon
these rumOrs were authoritatively denied although
Sssy had never received full credence, and speedy
reaction upward was the result; Western Union, in
to recovery not only reaching its best price again,
Tut overlapping it, and by its example extending
aid and comfort 10 the companion shares. rally
all over the list ensued, and the afternoon
market was firm again. With renewal
g 1rmness. came also positive dizziness
only relieved 81 new buying movement in Paciho
9lSiI. which carried up the closing inquire !" as
esar rise of II per cent. Mr. H. e. Stebbins was to-
S4vmade A director of the Company, qualifying TO
the vacancy occasioned by the retirement of Mr..
John H. Burke. The general trade in the after part
Of the day was barely 1.-THE of the morning busl-
nos. There were few sales of Atlantic and Pacific
Rsilroad Preferred at 27.G27@96sa27- In re-
,,srd to this stock The Stakeholder, weekly
soufnal devoted 10 finance, makes the bold state
-. bo+ tho nreferred stock Of the Company is
.,aed without any authority of law whatever
md further that the Company have forfeited their
,ah.,ble charter by reason of not having complied
with the conditions of the act of Congress granting
It We do not by any means voueh Tor the accu-
rasy Of these statements Indeed the vituperative
v Of the writer is such to throw discredit upon
At atemeuts of alleged facts. Yet it may not be
an for dealers in the stock to investigate the SUD-
&c for themselves. Investment shares were quiet,
"a expresses neglected. The general market closed
am The opening, highest, lowest, ana closing
A. (nlla aura
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The days transactions at the U. S. sub-Treasury

comprised: l.s r1..
sss SS ss5s :s Ss. g g
Gold Ss,sss.: ozesIs 4 Customs $4,000 90
Csscsio God Washington c. $3.50 600
The staid and respectable Journal Of Commrospub
fishes report Of an interview between one of its
correspondents and Secretary Richardson, from
which we make the following extract. 1t viii be
seen that the position taken by the Secretary in re-
gard to the relative merits of high aud low pre-
MUM on gold is peculiar one:
In commenting upon the gold market tho Secretary OK
the Treasury seemed to think that bis action nov
ting an average OF siT ooOooo month in gold from im
ports and miscellaneous gold receipts ana seng aoo,
s sa 70 ss much gold ali HO1embsr and
that the receipts between row and then MN
in the Treasury he says, and although the sStOc ~,
now there represented IN part by = sSopd Que he
SOs for high gCd he 9 9. S Sny as sT ahe
Is empowered Sv Section Act Of Mareh 1865 % ISSUE
gold certificates 70 an anoant not enessag ~ per
Certificates used by in preference to gold
ooiS Is noS desirsbs for much else beside shipment
As regards the wants OF the Treasury IN connec1on
peculiar views He thinks high gold would be better for
the business of the Treasury and better io Tue M an
sWered that it was long story, that while II would
increase the price OF imports would v dnca1 With
the old Fisk and Could idea in many points and ,I nc
boldly stated that he deems Mr. Jay Gould p9onc
benefactor so far as his efforts in bulng gold ths sun
mer are concerned Mr.. BoutwelPs theory Of finance,
however suited the President, and Judge RICHARDSON
has frequently remarked that no would not II no
could not il he would, the Boutwell, policy OF the
Treasury Department. because he deemed the FTesi-
dents letter OF appointments set OF INSTRUCTIONS or MS
guidance in administering the office OF Secretary Vi inc
Treasury. 80
Foreign exchange continues weak and unsettled,
with no positive tone to the market Bids are in
supply. and attainable considerably under the an
nexed nominal rates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
RANKING AND FINANCIAL
RANKING HOUSE OF FISK q HATCH,
NRW-YORK, Aug. Is, 1873,

The SEVEN PER CENT BONDS OF THE cHESAPEAkE
AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY are issued In the oe
nominations of 81 900 each, interest payable jury
and January. both principal and interest payable ID
United States Gold Coin in New-fork' Inc pflco
for the present is 90 and accrued interes-that 49,
81 900 bond would cost to-day SVO9 Il.
At the present price of gold the income derived
is equal TO nearly nine per cent in currency WIN
the rapidly increasing business of the Road, its
commanding Importance as another great East and
West trunk line. it's complete roadway of APO miles,
the princely wealth Of IRON, COAL SALT. AND TIMBER
along its route tapping, as it does. at its Western
terminus Oh the Ohio River over H. miles of water
navigation. its Eastern terminus resting on the
tide waters of the Atlantic Ocean, and the fact that
,bo other great parallel trunk lines being com
neliad IA Law additional tracks TO meet tbs enormous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
COTTON MARKETS.

o,tv,,ros Aug 20Cotou seadI; Good orissr is rl5tc
ne rnta III bales sales 300 bales stock $50 bales
MoRUK Aaz 20 Cotton irremlri Md4lngs, loc net re-
bales erpoEt-cesd"ise lao DAesi sae fVo es
z l1l bales 10 o.. ~ ,,,r.. IN, .a0o.
m,srns Avg 20Cattoa dull M4ilngs, l9ei receipts, 10
haze, .iiuments 80 bales; stoek. 576l ba'eS
,,yIIE Aug 20-Co,toa nominal aidHngs lse receipts,
e42 L,I,,. ,laplusnts G37 haes.
ArJurrl Aug 2O-touen IN good dsmani hhings l'Hc
resep,, "a tsesi ssles, 2Il bales
C,RIkros 70 Cotton qae h1hngs II % aet receipts,
oar hs1s, sales 200 bsless stoek 1915 bales
~ Aag 90 Cotton dull MdIings 19; receipts.
70 b4., gross 50 bales eIPos-oassS Al bales sales l4o
baes, stock, AIS saieA . 80, j
~ LOWS 20. Cotton quiet and nominal MiiBgs lS9ci
,yf..,ts "a baiesi sldpmssta 3O5 balesL
C'f~tx..r Aug 2D1ttJu q1ie Nilhngs. l3ac receipu,
ggl b,le, shipments $40 bales; STOCK. 6,gIS bale,
s,v,S,AH 2OCytton barsi hlisgs, II he; ne, re-
e N bSes sporeOAsiS 206 bales; sales ~ baes ssoe
Si3 bAlss. - -, -. - -.
,sro, Aur 2DCoon al yhtly aunrr. duoiibg higher
N-rs,ns, 20.c sales. go bales, soct, $500 bales . b
W,f1iseros Aaz 2O.-Co.on dui aiihngs lSi9e net re-
,. ~ eIportsso,stv SJ baes socE 1872 baiea
SeII,Lk Aug. 20Cotlon can but cot lovers Low Aidlnn
49, net receipts b2i bales eIpo<eoastve ooV baio'i "e
AZ b,es; sigck. LBS baleA
Aug ~ CSiton que' hiilings lSci net re-
-,. IT5 bales lTo bales; etDcfto Great brtain So5i
sss 400 bAissi lat evening 20 be stock ID z@o bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21

for oonrnpti,n Msuae.rcrs still. hsns ubsrsF ' lsrx
their TN RoDh not hsvnE ye,
y appssble ng OF shsis orders TIE eenesi outlook Of 'o
fsvornhls We Of western neecs
f0ef?a peuIng lows Ino Indians, and Wcosan 20 99aSe
Michigan Ohio and Pennsylvania neuans
upward Quite number Of fancy eps are on tue MAI
held for figures BIDDERS nov very hm IN 'n
TONERS The current rates are e round % which
would uow be difficult replsce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21

and steadily augmentipg traffic beeween the East
and WestaIl warrant us in our belief that the secu-
rites of the Chesapeake and Ohio destined to at
tain high rank in the markets Of the world. Gov
eminent bonds so high, at present and really
desirable permanent investment securities odificut
TO be obtained ct reasonable price, that we are glad
to have so satisfactory bond TO etfer our friends
and customers.
We also havea small amount of the OLD SIX PER
CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO /;
the price of these is Ssf and accrued interest They
are issued in denominations of 800, $500, and $1,000
interest payable May and November Underlying,
as they do property that has cost nearly SSsOOO-
900, and which is constantly increasing in value
they need no accommodation. The small remain
ing balance will soon be absorbed.
500 bond will cost to-day. ....--.. $50 ~
500 bond will cost to-day. .........- AL 40
1000 bond will cost to-day -.--.---. @2 w
We also buy and sell the CENTRAL AND WESTERN
PACIFIC GOLD BONDS at the market price,
The Central Pacific Company has now over 1,222
miles of completed road. and its earnings this year
will reach upward of S1S,OOO,OOO. Their securities
should rank with those of the Government itself
We also continue to deal in Government Bonds,
execute orders at the Stock Exchange for invest
ment Stocks and Bonds receive deposits on which
we allow interest at the rate Of four per cent per
annum and conduct general banking business.
FISK & HATCH
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And the following for city bank stocks:

The earnings of the st. Louis and Iron Mountain
Railroad Company for the first week of August
were: 1873 S52,s5O; 1872, S5O,5s2 81; increase
q 767 49, From JAN / to Aug s. 1873, SlS95,67l A.;
from Jan. to Aug g. 1872, Sl,29O,959 2S; increase
S1O4,712 10.
The Philadelphia stock markets. steady; Penn
svvania Sizes 1903: Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
"a. Reading Railroad 55s Pennsylvania Railroad
b4l Gold 1854.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PEI N0Th KdlIr0
Aua POS pkgs Ashes pigs Beesar 70 bbI Cooper 1893
cakes Copper IL 75 beI PoS 400 bills Meal 65 "a bush
&c Gas seed AZ bales Broom Corr, l72 bales Cottsu 1856
bbs Besns SIS bs Kg' 100 bb Osi Meal 1853 bales Hemp 1888
PaYseed 1O6 Hides 2jS Hides 7l2
bbI 9O3 bb Spirits Tupensne 6iO side,
Leather so pk Grease "a pg Sarn $50 pkgs Talo %
Beef 12g pigs Cut Meats POI tes Lard 374 legs Lard
Batter 1895 ka Cheese 200 pkE Starch 1918 bags Peaauts,
pkg Tea 10 PKG Rice 300 ha Tobacco $40 pigs Tobacco
923 bles Wool, COZ bbls WHISKY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

srvYorK AnE 20BnvxRsos pts were as or TO brad
All Al Comm anpaw. The market au about Aola4Y
toa buyers scarce, snd sellers male bat Le ea9ii 70 e osi
tb of.nE, decent Terins sold e 7uh u n
s nj IS the cut few lots ~
a. a. vere sOd all =. Desst beef cortass te ard
SsTri with sale 69c Y for TeIah 'Si 9alOig
- N
80 i, ~ b,an received to-day de md g.
tisg sli pn, ruled lower Ihs Is stsoei we're isa u $50
-Ea.srt W. 81 Isia.y 'sl $50 SAJ. HesI in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21

IN the outside market at London money was
shout a. cheap as heretofore. three-months piils
bsiag discounted at 3-l6 Of per cent below 'he
Baak Of England minimum rate OF discount O'i Pol
cent? The market for American securities was
ss-ey at about the figures Of yesterday but Consols
were little lower. Cold was not affected by the
eoaae Of foreign affairs nor were there any o'nei
influences entering into the calculation, and the
IsHfet was therefore dull and featureleSs with all
ths sales at ll5sali5l. On gold loans IN the goiu
loan make, the rates paid to get balances carried
were 2. q apd3 per cent. Gold on time commands
the following prices for use For 30 days, ito per
ccot: 90 days, 10 4; 80 days to months II to
o.; moalhs II 20 u. The Assistant Treasurer
aid ont $3.50 in called bonds, discussing $4,000 in
= interest on the public debt The day business
~ .Ie Gold Exchange Bank was uoiu cleareu'
s<{5g.go cold balances - ,9O6,S97j currency
ta.xiees iiI4o4. The quotations were as follows
tgl'51 it.so...ilg,e isS 2 ,S3 'iiiiSSs,
lo3JI tril i2;l0..ll5l2 l;5V.... i92 ''',
/. AsJ.lI5t 1880 lids 200 ...ll0sl ~i'T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21
BONDS AT A BARGAIN.

MoNTCLAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway for sale at SO
JAMESON. SMITH o. CorTEG, Ii Broad-st.