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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13

The money market was e0nsl,lerably easier than
daring yesterday, and, INSTEAD of bonus
call borrowers were freely Accommodated at 1870
lie OF one per cent until Monday, while at the close
loans were done at per cent coin. Legal
tenders also e,lsier, and commanded only to
per cent premium. There is no change to report IN
commercial papsr. There was no bank statement
published tOdg.y.
Government bonds were weak again and irregu'"
under the Influences already mentioned az IN lo'eo
at present low prices, it would seem advisable iVr
The savin,ys banks TO enter the market as buyers.
and thus replace the stock sold during the tunes oi
panic. two-fold good would thus be derlVeo' az
Sthe greenbacks held by them could be USED 10 au-
vantage in the street The following are the cloSg
street quotations for u s. bonds as near as we eouiu
get them:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13

d. .rg F..
- lss.1 AIS as follows ali on bass OF low Mddinqs:
Sales stg tsr o. N: October too ~ LIZ; 20
j,sSS.r i6o ia. psblasf5, 100 1916 100 l7qs;
100 n le se 90 y 3s- TT ,'- 800 I7 s S Sd
n 7iG-, 200 II ll82e; 500 II 5lGs; 400 y ll32e
iYBs6e SooI7l.ldSl7 500 100 II 1870 Decerbe 100
y oozi ~ So IVV 200 81 ~ ~ 10 ~ Il T. ~ ~
3D. - II ~ 49,. "a r LID. 100 II 3s2c; 900 i7ise
w., total 2 400 tslre Grand coral. ~ 800 bales
COFFBE-rbe quiet unchanged Rio, 19IG22cr
4l a. i-.. e1,S '9i i'i- " L'e1o :! ~ &
ngscrneuts Liverpool by 80 6gres Bacon a. 5Os
a. la t0ej boz. 200 OF 4O<
ana 80 'o1. BAe ~G, 5' g 4aS 30 n's 20 L1I , BY
Pas 80 lt charters OnIrse an Italian bark (rectaed
itlc Cer1 ~ orders 80 int! Hrgsn with 400 an Grain
Isa t't ee1 o. d{er 0r III '-e Aes'tcs5}As W.T. 800
1tec kingdom viii lAO0 bb'> sesoaum Petroleum
s. o. & eyS o. ne s oSsSa 5 T. 49, , IT, ,,..
Pos P' wee. worthy Of psr!eoiaI rsssTk toe arrivals
sb yfes eae sales freely Of Go grades some eoaseon
mac - & f. f-e Of Oh Faaey Mnsesoa; The Tsiresd
limits T. q 2ers or sr. material decline cOmmef. eIch.ug,
sSs me ~. a Of shipping brands been ncaerae ,u
10 SI f ron LAY Go @ s ey hsyt pS s pSn
keet ~ asous3t aud with eoeien SOW ana osnk isso
S m. .sSy declne in go ssi rapid filling Of the value Of
Hhs. afsgi' haS 70 bIos %Sest aud IA Winter Wheat BIZ
is below tbs cost Of gi9aae'Ss 0y sns " S.e
ben Wh1i pqny or ppng grade iot R s1t s,ayyi rs
Lsl year Indeed disputed IN quarter ossee reduced a
reupg remembered that the purchases io tHs ng.n o.
S.pfng large 81 lOa41 40 emery ~ % 20
scd csguRn HAers able 70 ~ these eolHsos ~
Of Slipping bIes an1 ne aeeune o
raj sse Therefore a0e surprising Coed No and SHperhae
ksrs gingarzicy aud have iuprove uoSn oosp
eaeF with only limited denaDd moderate baD hh
les 6oe c Ground yem SO 6Oes7 chiefly ioi The loIe s
make. tie OF Tie week have becen %iVot
M against 80 904 bh corresponding week last year
tsg he Fosf Oye1d d1 and lower especially Tor
So a. Wheat EItTzs unsGlsbe bat not sore
fea u.us 81 Of the yek O spng and Winter Wbea
kEs are comparatively eaaE Good suPsrsns in demand ,hs
Ds Al TIE t6e marie, dull sD lover f nos grsdos
A. M 49, We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13
fcan Ohes.

MEXICAN OFFICE-73j.-UtmO value
n LOANED Diamonis. Watches Jewer SyerSare lnds
Shas Laces yaGlbes. Sc, VII bug. Established lS54
J. H. BARRNGsR 73j BIoadway
NO. 1907 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch,
~ Room For Ladies Branch No l2O7 Broadway hosey
loaned diamonds watches se.Iy &c Same bought ld s1
NO. 1,101 BROADWAY, at II. y. MEL
~ yILLEs Gold Jogey Diamonds. Watches Jew
ey &c &C. kea storage money advanced required No.
.19l Broadway. Twenty s.ehthSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13

There was a very limited business IN state bonds
and aside from TennesSees the dealings were uhlih-
portant. Tennessee old sold at '2s' and the new
issne at III. Missouri Skies sold at 49,. The bids
y. .re az foll0Ws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13
(! ] I! IL IEs

The BEST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC introduced For
re e Gepera DEBILITY and Los Of Appetite Is N.
fer purity BIZ the Food Journal Arthur hh
Hassa NJ D.. Went~0rthl h. Scott, y. &. g. r. A. 3 H.
T. r. A., re Sold by 0ocer oilmen and ChemstA in large
bottss al e. each Beware Of mutations Prepared BY
GOODALL. BACBHOUSB Co..
Leeds England.
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL

real Estate MORTGAGE BONDs-COupon or
Registered. interest per cent guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital $lGQ0OJJ
For sale al the Office OF the Company, No. 90 Cedar
ST. n Y. JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
NEw-YOEK STATE GOLD SKIES, DUE 1S87.-S100O0O
for sale ia sans to suit.
GWYNNE & DAY, 10 Wall-st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13
flulucldl
AN ADJOURNED MEETING of the Stock
~ holders Of the West Shore HUDSON River Railroad Compan, for the
Of Directors and the Transaction Of business viii b d az
Of the Company 80 Broa TUESDAY the an dsy Of no
yemter bet TIE hour Of u m and JOHN VAN MIST secy.
PROM SPECIAL BANKERS CIRCULAR
FOR 1871, ~, AND '73;
THE LoASER's BANK
THE CITY OF NEW-YORK
NOS 20 AND 22 EAsSAU-sT

CAPITAL, $500 900; subject to Hereis, 81 900 600
rs ORGANIZED UNDER SPECIAL CHARTER OF IN. sat, Of
oAhine ooae In hand ,eluding Lite
Policies With certified cash vao keeping accounts Of sayrRs
banks, bankers mehsn manufacturer trustees referees and
Others making col Advancing and uezosz ,ecn, Of
81 parties and ooporsoh allows % rent
current daily balances aud
depOtits. By agreement a. 20 tine.
Prom 10 tbs baht preceded bv FIPTBgN
YEARS UNDER GENERAL STATE AND SlTIoE Al LAW
although likewise ueces.l enables claim thai for staetbter,
And this ofgsnsush SUPERIOR io .stv AMI
eencT The Interests Of correspondents ,psesl attention
oessops ,bead ef deposits We clear vh
certify Orders STOCK TRANsAtloSs ,s,gitea
athe risk Of the Bant s ohor DOlk bUs6ELL
BOARD or DIRECTORS
WLalRTH icPrsndeo Home Insurance COMPANY
HeaiOft.
Hon q HIroS ScRssRn Secretary Of State Of N.s.Yort
Hon JoBs y HrBBARD. ~, Of kOrueh, n. Y.
RDalH p. BROwN. No. 22s BroziNay
sHzPYAKD Y. KNAPP Of Nes-iork.
ARCHIBALD d. BLISS q Brooklyn, N, y
DORR RUSSELL Pr,,d,,t
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Hilsrellaneou5.
NETWORK DYEING aud PRINTING Els
~ TABLISuMEGr, Ststel Island.
Established in 1919.
No. % Dlale-st, near B-0tlVay, J
NJ, 7j2 Broadway. Eiyntu-s'.. NEWBORN
No GO sixth Thirty piEth-st, }
1855 and 1853 PeTr'po1f-st BtOOkLTN
No 40 North Eghth-sg, PiiL ADHLPtiiA -z
Dive csu And ruis ever variety Of LADIES aad GENTLE
MINIS GARMENTS snd PIECE GOODS; also, cleanse Window"
Sis sni ClrJ-ts their usual superior manner
Nots-Tlese are our on' offices
DAENT BRUSHES, XalsOmine and Narnlsh
Bruse.. also description the lowest factory
prices at $50 Pearst iiarper5 Butigs JOHN K HOPPEb
SSTAMM FIRING. New York Stammering In
- sgpc lO7 Ws rnty III rst reOpencd Aug No pay Ter
boari services until cur5l Send tor Circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13
KT. OF PROVISION. NOV ENw-1orE ron rue wHEK HsDs

Totals 1888 $50 666l $40 l6O 1907 1902 ,2s7 200
go Pors hbl. Bacon H. m L1Id n.
same Tesr......... l6Os5 s749s34 l7G4e29s
Bod, g. Cheese. 10. .TALOK N.
Total, since SEPT lh873... 7,4l4 14,05S202 zS6l 1858
SAINT year........ ll443 II 222J9S 4All469
RI(R quiet sales % Caroline New Crop and 100
bAgs Rsugoon. at g3sd6asc
SKNS-Ihe FOR Goat Is quiet bat steady. Sales
po 20 Mecan Receipts ~ bales from Cscnts 10 DO
from AyTes 30 Vera Cruz &c The market for
Deer remains Sales 200 lbs Central American;
s Angosura and 1000 SisS &c Receipts 1876 bales sud
Ciudad Bolivar "a 90 from Vera CuI &C. and Do from
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,nor. thau huf a grae above hel0s IupeL
s<s DBLlvKR,
l. T,f.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13

WHITE STAR LINE.
soR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIKI
.-. UNITED STATES MAIL.
SEW AND FULLP0wRRRD STEAMSHIPS
Sailing from iok on SATURDAYS fou Liverpool og THURS
DAYS eslsug at CoTt HSrbo' eaeh ws'
Ratio eATURFAl. Oct 1S AZ 300 p n
CRLIIU. SATURDAY. Oct rs. at 1000 ~
OCEANIC SAru RDAY. Nov. ]. at 2OOpm
RRPUBLIC. SATURDAY Nov. g. a. 500 "a m
ADRiATiC, SATURDAY. Nov. Is. at 1880
From White sai Deek. Pavouia Perry ye~ssr Ovs
Pssoger 0r al csNes unrvaled ooubo,as
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT
Alooa state bagATooms snSshp
on where ai. nO5On felt Surgeons
uesc
RATEssacon $50 gOn. sesuss $50 eaneaer Those whaling
n ssnd for nds ron the CID County egs
certificates ST..
Passengers hooked from all parts Para Hamburg
Norway, Sweden India Australia ChisA kc
Drafts IRON a apwau.
tO inspection Of ah. and other Information apply ne conp.ays
sneea No 10 BFOsIssv. Rax.lsrL J. 81. kPAkkA Asenk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13
THE MARKETS.

iCsriully reported JBlHrvzl
SATURDAY, oct IL. 1873
ASHES The receipts to-day 20 pigs steady,
far iai bipg trsle; quoto % ~ %. Pearls inactive
COTrON-Ierr has been ouly limited demand for Cotton On
te SPOT auI pces declined g. 2 h. We quote a. fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13

SUGA-Raws dull Good Refining qaOtei ~ sales tAt
evening" 500 6ei 400 bids fair Rein
inc at % 300 private and to-day 80 boxes
84e Refined quiet Hards. lOSlG lV1se
sTEAKlA dali and steady at 80. for Prime -.
TALLOW quiet barely steady sales Of 10000 at S2nsse
for 10 Prime Country City qloled at 7 -. ...
wISKY-Msrke steady With Gemsud sales of 30 bbl. at
93d93q 200 bb S4o and 25O bb Doe Asd LOO bbls
Alcohol for export, for December delivery, al fBc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13
european 6otels.
european advertisements.
ARTISTIC WATCHES AND CLot
UOPINIONS OF THE PRESS.n

: CLOCKS BENSON, j. W., Old Bond
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Booth and Casserly.

The Sacramento Union says Booth
is a great and earnest man, while
Casserlv is a very ordinary man of
doubtful eNpedients; adding, that
there is enough of the material out
of which statesmen and popular lead
ers are compounded in Governor
Booth TO make Eugene Casserlys of
numbers To fill a quarter.sectian of
land as thick as horse-iOckeys on the
quarter-stretch at a great race" This
may all be correct, but how does it
happen that Casserly was always a
reliable anti-subsidyist, while Booth
and the Union, until within the last
few years, were the foremost advC-
Gates of the policy which gave
to the monopolists millions of the
peoples money. Gov. Booth may
be a very great IN n, but his
greatness is of recent date, SCI far as
the railroad question is concerned.
CaSserlv possessed the ability to for :
see nearly a quarter of a century ago
Just what Booth and his organ are
now beginning to realize. That's the
difference between the two men.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Yellow Fever,

Late dispatches inform us that the
yellow fever is st II raging with fear
full effect in Shreveport, La, and 9TH
er cities of the South. 1t is not ditli-
cult to tell why the fatal malady APP
reared in its most malignant form at
Shreveport. The filthy condition Of
the town, as described by the Nicks-
burg Herald of a recent date was sutfi-
GENTLY dangerous to the public health
10 warrant the introduction in the
community of almost any plague.
Among other offensive SiLhtS to be
met with were tie boGi, IS of putrid
animals sweltering in the sun in a
rious parts of the town, while mud
holes. reeking with miasma, pOiS-
oned the entire atmosphere. Not
long since, according to the Herald, a
boat loaded with 100 or more Texas
cattle was sunk in the river near
Shreveport. The ~carcasses Of the
drowned animals were picked up from
the wreck. taken ashore and skinned
for their hides, and were then allowed
TO remain where they were thrown
fostering in the sun and purifying.
If these facts be true. and the Herald
vouches for their correctness, there
seems to have been ample cause for
the appearance Of the friEhtful cpl
demo which is now terrifying and
shaving the hapless citizens.
Yellow fever generally prevails in
the South until the coming Of frost,
which in the country bordering the
Gulf Of MeXicois often postponed un-
til near November. There are still
remaining, therefore, from four to
five weeks in which the terrible dis
ease may continue TO claim its vic
tins.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Ungrateful Republics,

The State of Ohio is one of our IN
grateful republics. Among its dis
tinguished citizens perhaps none has
been more remarkable, as certainly
none was more original, than Tom"
Corwin, as he vas always Familiarity
called. A short time previous to his
death, and in the knowledge that that
event was near, he said: amhi-
ton was TO live in my country'> his
tory as a statesman. | die knowing
that my fame VII be mainly that of a
DuffoOn." There is something very
sad in this sentiment of the iOllicst
American known to our public life,
for while Corwin had almost as much
mere brains" as any other Of our
representatives, he had more of genu-
inc blood and honest sympathy with
the masses and was better beloved by
them than any one else that has occu-
pied a State position among us. He
would have ranked as one of the
most eminent of Our lawyers if he
had never attempted any other pro-
fession. His speech in 1876 on the
motives that led TO the Mexican wal
was considered the ablest and most
truthful, as it was by far the most
popular, made in relation to that sub
ject. Hi charge thatthe Administra-
ton party was determined on war for
the purpose of acquiring by arms
Mexican territory, which it had failed
to obtain by purchase, gave him a ma
tional reputation, although his policy
proved 10 be that of the minority. lie
was Governor of Ohio, member of the
Senate, Congressman, the
Treasury, and President Linc0ln's
Minister to Mexico until the advent
OF Maximilian-and vet his grave, at
Newark, O., is without a headstone.
Neither personal nor political friends,
nor the State, whose annals his abili-
ties did so much to illustrate, have
been willing to eXpend even fifty dol.
lars to mark his last rcsting-place.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24

THE NEWEST THING UNDER III
SUN.-"No cards frequently accom-
panies the announcement of q mar
rage. Lately there have been intro
duced at the East the words NO car
riages" in funeral notices. The rea-
o of this is, that great funerals are
coming TO be a very costly luxury.
The pomp and show that lerls to the
grave. where the flowers displayed
are only more ~perishable than the
garments Worn, are a sad conmenta-
rv on human fashion and human
ambition.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
The Lumber Trade.
IleXeQ
trade:

The Truckee Repu5ljcan has the an
neXed item relative to the lumber
trade:
The lumber market is unusually
dull for this season of the year. The
demand for lumber in Salt Lake and
Virginia City seems to have collapsed
suddenly. Very nearly one-half OF
all the lumber manufactured here
hnds Il market at the above two
points. 1t was hoped by our lumber
men hat the new mining district of
Cornucopia north of ElkO, would
prove a su Cess and require q large
amount OF lumber and timber from
this section. They also anticipated
that ElkO, Hamilton and Phoebe mar
row-gauge railroad would have been
commenced in good earnest ere this,
creating an active demand for Truckee
lumber.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
THE FINANCIAL PANIC =

THE FINANCIAL PANIC. - Further
particulars Of the financial CONFUSION
in New York and other Eastern cities
will be found in our telegraphic col
umns The excitement in Wall street
Yesterday was of the most intense
character. Late in the day, however.
the Government purchased 50 O00, 600
in bonds, and at latest accounts a bet
ter state Of feeling seemed to prevail.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
GERMANY.
BERLIN, Sc

bEKLIN, SVVI. -0'
The wife of Prince Bismarck died
to-day.
The King of Italy took leave of the
Emperor Francis Joseph Yesterday.
ana left for this city, where he arrived
today and was received with marked
cordialitv by the Court. 1t is II
ed that one of the objects of Victor
Enanuel's visit to Prussia is to secure
an understanding with the Emperor
for Joint action against the possible
French aggression, and to prevent the
election of a French Ultramontal to
the Papacy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
l.
LONDON. Sent %

LONDON, Sept. %.
The remains of Donald Dalrvmple.
late member of Parliament for Bath,
have been taken to Norwich for inter-
ment. 1t is said he never recovered
from the fatigue occasioned by his
journey to America.
The news inst received from Amer.
lca relative To the condition of the
financial affairs in New York CITY,
causes a better feeling in the market
of American securities.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
ST. LOUIS, Sent. %
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, Sent. %

TRENTON, Sept. %.
The Penna. Railroad Company has
reduced the number of hours for la
borers and road men to eight per dav,
and the pay rolls will he reduced ac-
curdInglv. The labOrers Will strike
against the new rate.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
PAcITTc COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM
SAY FRANCISCO. Sent. 2;

SAN sept. rs.
Sherwood, an em1almer, having
made application for the body OF Cap
tain Jack, General Scnofield has is
sued orders to prevent the m%utilation
of the bodies of Modoc prisoners after
execution.
At midnight last night, n special
officer found a Young ona wander
ing about the streets in the vicinity Of
the Mission. She told him that, while
returning from visiting her sisters
house, she was attacked by five ruff
ans, carried to IA lonely spot, and raw
iShed hv each OF the ScoundrelS. She
declined TO MAKE m complaint, and
could not identity the men.
The aggregate of fines imposed on
the fourteen China gamblers to-day
was 81 90.
Joan IaIlOu, who, in a fit Of jealousy
OF his wife, shot and seriously wound.
ed b. SpOOner, was convicted to-day
of assault with a deadly wea Jon
Russell Card has sue Warren
Loud, Il merchant, to recover $4,000
damages for the seduction Ct plain
tiff : wife. Defendant in his answer
AYERS that the woman was compelled
TO leave her husband on account Of
adultery and brutal treatment.
SONORA, Sept. %.
At TuttletOwn Yesterday p. NJ.
Young and Il man named JOHNNY
Gillen shot and killed an old man
named Harvey Oult0n, who has been
tending "A ditch for Judge Opgate for
Il number OF wears. The row sprung
from a iSpUte about the poStmark ON
an envelope which they icked mp in
the road. GilIen is not vet arrested.
The mail and express stage from
Oakdale TO Columbia was cap>ized
about two miles below jamestown II,
and the driver badly bruised. One
lady, passenger was also slightly IN
iured.
Los ANGELES, Sept. %.
\ party of San Diego citizens are
III this city, en- route for San Francis
co, and yesterday they expressed
strong oppoSitioI to the proposed
condemnation Of tide and submerged
lands in the Bay of San Diego for The
Texas and Pacific Railroad.
y petition, requesting Gov. Booth
and Attorney General Love to enter
an appearance in the suit now nend.
ing, Is on Its way to Sacramento: but
the opponents of the movement will
protest against the same as Soon as
tneN arrive by the steamer OriZaba.
1t is claimed that the proposed con-
deimnatIon Is being sought H. the in
lerest OF prlva e parties who desire to
acquire the State title to the wafer
iront. Both the san Diego papers will
oppose the scheme.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
CARRIER.

ALI. CHARTZ is authorized to receive
subscriptions Tor the SENTINEL n col
lect for the same in this town. All
persons in Eureka owing Tor suoscrip-
tons Will pay them to him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
ONO.
CINCINNATI.S

CINCINNATI, Sept. %.
General Superintendent Van Horn
sends to VIM. OrtOn, President of
the ". |. /. Company, of New York,
the following dispath
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24

6 a. M Members of the Poiarls
Expedition left Dundee W sterdaN III
company with the American wee
Consul for Liverpool, to take steamer
for New York. a large crowd VIII,
messed their departure, and cheereu
them as they stepped on board the
packet.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING
- u containing three comm
dious rooms, cellar and wash horen mo,
elegantly furnished. Waterin n hor an
also a good well on the premises, SIT
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
eureka Sentinel.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. "a. 1873.
AGENTS.
Sole Agent i'm San Francisco.

MYRON ANGEL, No. 49, Montgomery
street. Room III. - Sole Agent tor the
Eureka DAILY SENTINEL in san FRAN
cisco. Persons in that city having uuSi-
ness with this office are requested TO
communicate with him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
EASTERN DISPATCHER
By Overland Telegraph.
SPECIAL TO H DAILY SENTINEL
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, September %.
10 a. m.-The Governing Committee
of the Stock Exchange has decided
not to openthe exchange to-day.
NEW York, Sept. %.
NooN-Two million dollarsi in bonds
We're bought at the Sub-Teeasury to-
day.
NEW YORK, Sept. %.
lis D.. m.-The Gold Exchange is
open and regular transactions are be-
ing made. The excitement on the
street seems to be wearing itself out
and a bitter feeling appears to exist.
The brokers have cOngregated in
front OF the Stock Exchange and
formed a street market, all sales be-
ing for cash. Following are the quota
tons Central 91W92 bid Harlem,
l05 bid ll0 offered Lake Shore. 81
bid WABASH, so, bid Il: l., S. bid :;
81. Paul, s. bid /: Ohio IL Mississippi.
p bid ; lIanniDa. Il ST. 10. 20 biz W.
t.. &c bid: 10 offered !; Pacific Mail,
3424 M36 bid.
The Union Trust Company is still
preparir IA statement which they
will make public late in the day.
prrr,,o Son, %
T0P'
II. balrd o.. private bankers
anu proher>' cioseu tAls afternoon.
DISTRICT or COlTNRIA
WASHINGTON, Sept. %.
The President had another Inter-
view of more than an hour with SEQ.
retarv Richardson at the White House
thi, morning. at which Secretary De-
lauo and Po,tmastpr-tieueraI Cre.s-
well were present has boon dariJ-
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Twenty deaths are reported at
Shreveport Yesterday. The disease is
spreading in the suburbs and attack
ing accIimated persons and blacks
who are generally exempt. Superin-
tendent L'homniedieu reports that
the de>titution is becomin ; nearly as
alarming as the pestilence.
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BORN.

In GalAna, Lander county, New, Sep
tcIho-r Is, 10 the wife OF Robert McBeth
a daughter.
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MA

In virginia City, sept. 10, c. b. McCar.
thy to Ellen j. Clatray.
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CANADA.

them as they steppeu oi po''" Az
packet.
CANADA.
ST. CArHARNES. Ont. Sept. 70.
The Carada Southern Railway Com.
pauy have, owing To the hnahcial
crisis in New York, heen Obliged III
cancel all their contracts Tor the pres
ent, and will discharge all their work
men. No regular train Is running
over the road. The cause OF thus IS re-
ported to I've owing to complications
in Daniel Drew'S affairs, he being
large stakeholder in the company.
OTTAWA. Sept. %.
The Canada Gazette (otlicial) this
morning contains the proclamation OF
the General calling Parlla-
ment together for the transaction OF
business on the 23d of October.
TURKEY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. Sept. %.
The conflagration in Smyrna de-
stroyed property to the amount OF
$500, 900.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Sept 90.
General Salsedo. owing to illness,
has been compelled to relinqnIsh his
command and return to Madrid.
General Garibaldi. in a letter to Cas-
tellar, tenders his sword in the service
of the Republic. The President re-
plies, thanking the General for his
noble offer, but declaring that Spain
now needs no assistance.