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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-05
LATEST TELEGRANS.

An Episcopal Cathedral is to be
erected in New York. It will cost,
building and lot, $4,000, 900. Il
will be built by subscription and
there are already two subscribers
down for 100000 each.
Poor Bean Hickman His once
dandiied body came to q most hu-
initiating catastrophe at last. First
it was disgraced by going to burial
in Potter's Field; and then some
ghoulish surgeons and doctors stu
dents got it out of the pauper's box
that held it and dissected it up in a
very shocking manner. Now,
says the dispatch, the police are
looking for The persons who mutt
lated the body Of the late Bean
Hickman" There is another state
ment in the dispatch which conveys
the idea that this remnant Of famous
dsndyism was to be disinterred and
buried, in some sort OF honor in the
Congressional burying ground. The
undertaken foEnd the legs dis
jointed at the hips, the head severed
from the trunk and skinned, the Wis
cera taken ont and removed, with
the exception of the heart, which
was found in the bushes near by
wrapped in a newspaper. What
could be gathered was inferred in
the cemetery
The ship Junia;a, sent in search
of the Polaris, has been heard from.
She reached the soath coast of
July 16. She so. some
things needed to enable her to pros
ecute her search and would sail fur
Their north ON July 81.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-05
MURDERS IN rIOCHE.


.l,a fr1 A,-rr ,
- nv
SINCE the 'th ol My f'S'' nov ye,
Jour nlohths' h'e men nave peeh hiiiSo
IN Roche, VIZ: oi1ei''on u. Io'.er ny
Jefferson Howard; july .; John LEhch
by James harrington; July 10, hoeeri
Ash by owen Iursuson; august l. Nor
San Courtney by Geor7sa. v. Ineh NJ
| august 20. "in: h's'e;i ~ u. W. emery
lhls Is a shoeEihS eXh,hl' 10Y Pop"i@-
ton not eAcecainS ''oou. ie'' "i'nou2h
1t LOOKS as Ii the people were reiapsing
INTO h;!f9afishi, Ii ought 20 oe re'henl-
h2re-i t5't All these parties VINO nave IN
| br,led sneir hahds IN the blood OF 'hciF
ielio"-ll;ea nave nacn brought TO 2 feaii-
zation OF tieir ioiiF' II hot their wickeo-
ness. In each case te&cept the iastl an
Indictment Tor murder mas peeh iound 10y
the GIand jury. Two OF the ii'"hoer nave
been conVicted-HoWafd OF maaSlauSh-
ter and Harrington OF murder i'll the sec.
ohd degree. ar5us9n mas pee4 on on tIlill
during tEe raSt Week. "Iiiie IAeh'lhet
! awaits ms trl'.l, being III 'ite custody oI
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-05

The SHEEP IN EASTERN EEvADA.-The
following from the Reese River Rereilie
Of Septe mber is an encouraging indi-
cation of the purpose of some of our
Eastern stock men to improve the breed
of their herds:
During the present month there will
arrive at Battle Mountain two lots of
Merino and Cottswold bucks and ewes
One lot of 700 is from Vermont and is
being brought out by Msssrs. Hammond
& Severance, of Middlebury in that
State. The other lot is from Ohio.
Messrs. Rocker, Watt and other of our
sheepraisers, with an eye to the i'm
provement of their stock, will be on
hand on the arrival of the sheep with a
view to the purchase of animals from
one or both lots. Sheep raising is gain
ing more importance and charging its
dimensions year by year in this country,
but We believe that hitherto, but little
effort has been put forth in the improve
ment of the breeds. Sam Clifford has
specimen of the fleece from the Vermont
10: which is almost as fine IS silk.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-05

AUSTIN was visited by heavy, soaking
tain and some hail showers during last
Sunday and Monday. On Sunday night
the storm was accompanied by lightning.
The Rereale intimates that the crops
rhereabout have suffered in consequence
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-05

The Duke of Manchester is at Salt
Lake City.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-05

POLICEMAN MCKEE killed, in self de-
Tense rough named Geary on Wednes-
day morning at Picche.
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500 REWARD

ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
~ ward will be paid for the arrest and con-
viction of the thief or thieves who stole from
Curry Engine House, Carson City, the Silver
Plate inscribed Curry Engine No. q"
A. CURRY, Foreman.
August 20, 1873. au2l-n
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKrr-LoNDon August 5-:30PM-
Consols for the account 922 United states twenty
bonds 1873 ga; tenorties Ola new fiyes 9OA: ten
forty bonds, 9l94
FRANKFORT BoURsE August 5-Untcd
States fvetweny bonds 97% for the issue OF 1862.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs August 5-Rentes, SIT O5c.
LIVERPOOL COrToN MARKEr.-IiIvERPooI, August So
T. Nor the sales to-day 1000 bales were American
September and October, at Szsd and from the same
Sad and not below low middings. deliverable October
ana November al 5ld. Sales OF cotton shipped from
Sayan9ah % or Charleston deliverable sepenber, at
I3-6d The market is quiet and steady. Middling up
lands SsSd I Imsddling Orleans 9,ad Sales 1000 bales
including 2uvO for speculation and export.
TRADE AT MANCHESTER -LIvEIPoOL. August 6.6 T. M
The market tor yarns and fabrics at Manchester dull
but not quotably lower.
LIyxRPooL BREADsTUrFs MARKer.-LivERpooL, August
5M2P M.The market Is steady Wheat lis. I'd, q lis
i0d per centa FOR average California white and l2s.
I2s I'd for club do Corn, 2ss 3D. 2ss Cd per quarter:
Peas SIS per quarter The receipts wheat the
three days have been $4,000 Quarters, including 10000
American The receipts OF corn Tor the past three days
have been 900 quarters, including 1000 American.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKET Er.--LvERPooL, August g.
Pork, 0as per bbl for
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARkEr.-IIvERrOOI, August 81
Evenlng.-Common rosin s. 6d. a %. per cwt Spirits
turpentne, Sis. Cd per cwt.
LONDON PRoDucE MARKEr-LoNDoN, August 5-Evc-
.-Lnseed oil, &3S i0. per ton Spirits turpenne,
SIS per cwt.
PETROLEUM MARKET-ANrwERr August h--PetrOlcum,
371st. for fine pale American.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

GALVESTON, August s. 1878.
Cotton-Demand good offerings light; good ordinary
l6c l54o. Net receipts a. bales Sales 3O stock, g6y
NEw.ORLEASs, August g. 1873
Cotton-Demand moderate; middlngs, lslic. 1870.
Net receipts 226 bales: gross 326 Sales 400 last even
ing, 200 Stock, 2l,Il9. -
MOBILE, August 8, 1879
Cotton dull and nominal; mddlngs, ls4c. Net receipts
70 bales Exports coastwsc, 2Ol Sales 81 Stock, 1852
SAVANNAH. August s. 1873.
Cotton-Demand fair; offerings lglt middlngs, 1850
Net receipts, 2J9 bales. Sales, 70. Stock, l62I
CHARLESTON, August 5. 1873.
Cotton duh and lower; middlings, lS1sc. low mid
dngs, lSc. good ordinary Ic. ordinary l3lac. l5c
Net receipts, 2s6 bales. sales lOO. Stock, 4.253
WILMISGroS, N. c.. August g. 1873.
Spirits of turpentine dull 3iac Rosn irm 81 40 tor
strained Crude turpentine steady at 81 for nard s. 20
FOR yellow dip and virgin. Tar quiet at S3 55
TOLEDO, August g. 1873.
Flour steady Wheat dull and lower sales OF No 2
white wabash at 81 20; extra white Michigan 81 20; No
do, 81 81 amber Michigan spot, 81 81 81 37s; seller
August 81 81; seller sepiemDer, 81 gH; No. red,
better sales OF high mixed, spot and seller August
43Isc; seller september, s5sc. seller October i6,
low mixed 43c aA34c. yellow, i34c, white, 54c.
grade, 3sc: damaged, &c Michigan. 32,ac; rejected
BE. Freights firm and unchanged. Receipts--26,O0O
bushels wheat 1900 do. and 1900 do. oats
shpments-2OW bbls -four 1900 bushels wheat, 5000
do. corn, and 5000 do. oats.
OswEGo, August s. 1873.
Flour steady; sales OF 600 bbls. nc 81 rs Tor No
Spring. s. rs Tor amber Winter, 50 IS for white Winter,
8lU rs for double from choice white Wheat Wheat
steady and quiet; sales Of 5000 bushels white Canada
81 s.; No isprins held atslF Corn quiet and steady
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and in fair demands sales OF 1000 bushels at SEC Oats
quiet at 4oc sc, for Western STATE Peas dull aud
Nominal MI aS sna nominal Es5sy e' a ana
dlings go Per ton. delivered to cars Corn meal g Is
wsss ss a2 asa g To- % New sTk S .
Flour 70 Philadelphia &C.: to Boston, soc. New York
Lake imports-Wneat. 60 0OU bushels iour 454U bbls
corn l92 MN bushels oats. 1000 do Canal shipments
Wheat = 100 bushels; corn 5000 do Raii shipments
oats 5000 do. Canal frcghts-Wheat IOIsc. corn 9Ic
oats. Sac pine lumber to New York, $57 Flour quiet
and unchanged Wheat-Market nearly bare; the only
other grades entirely nominal Corn quiet: market
opened with prime offered at 451sc with t5c. 45l4c
bid the closing was unsettled sales 8 900 bushels No
40c. d4c, with no buyers ths grade is drug the
market Oas dull; No. Chicago nominaily SIC, mail
lots ssas s at SO rye iarey and peas a are neglected
Pork quiet at SIG 80 neavy at Wholesale
High wines nominaliy 93lc.
CHICAGO, August g. 1873
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat in demand,
81 sa' s sa's "a No spsns 81 Sa @
81 1877, seller August; 81 os. seller September; No.
gust; at 3sAc. bid september; rejected at 35c. Oats
steady No at ?6s,c spot 26c September iected
2ic. a241fc, Rye firm and in fair demand No al 5sc
Sst future; Fs Sac ssc septenSsr n s
e':St 81 sGSsHsFry Sss
firm 77sc asked, 74c. bid. Bnlkrncsts IN fair
demand and advanced shoulders, 7i.c.; short rib
%dass W. Wh.hsy Sd so @ asked Bacon quiet and
sellers a. Nc Freights hrn and unchanged Receipts
5000 bbs flour, 5000 bushels wheat i62 900 do corn
$500 do. oats and SOD do. rye. Shipments-,0D) bbls
aour 1000 bushels wheat $4,000 do a 100 do
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THE RECENT ATTEMPT AT MURDER AND
SUICIDE.

Yesterday afternoon Coroner Herman took
down testimony In the case Of George Lahr the
German, late OF SS avenue A, who, on the morning
OF the 3lst ultimo, attempted to murder his room.
mate. Joseph Schneider by cutting his throat, and
directly afterwards shooting himself, with fatal
effect. The testimony OF Mr.. Jacob witzig, OF SO
schneider, showed that Lanr, being out of en-
ployment, was very intemperate IN his
habits, and quite unsocial The evidence sub
stantIated the facts mainly as published In
the HERALD the day following the occurrence
Schneider, the principal witness, whose life was
sought by deceased, Is still In Bellevue Hospital
sunerirg Gom bis wounds, but Will be out ln day
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The dealings to-day were not large, but the de.
mand Tor government bonds is undated, and the
market closed firm at the following rates:-United
States currency skies, 1141s a 1l43s; do. skies,
1884, registered, 1855 11s,4; do. do, do, cou
pom, 1l91s 120; do. fivetwenties, registered, May
and November, 1863 III; do do, 1862 coupon,
no., III 11714; do. do, 1864, do, do, 1179S a
II7ss; do do 1865 do, do, 1ls24 1l9l4; do. do,
1867, registered, January and July, 117% a 117A !;
do do, 1865, coupon, do, 1171s 1175s; do. do.
1867 do, do, 1lS2i 1855 do. do, 1868, do, do
1lsh llsl do. ten-orties, registered, 1l2 l12H
DO do, coupon 115s 1l52s do. fives OF 1881, cou
pom. 1141x 1142{.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
Considerable business was done in certain
Southern bonds, both within and without the
board, at well sustained prices New Tennessee
skies sold at S1ss; old do. at s1a4; Georgia sevens,
uew, at 9O and Virginia skies, consolidated at 3d.
EXPORTS
The total exports of produce from this port for
the week ending to-day amounted to s6,O9e, 224,
mixed values, which is an increase over last week
of $331, ,OOl. The exports for the corresponding
period of last year were $4O52,3 ,332, ana for 1871,
$4277,661. The total exports since January /, this
year. are sle7 l2O against SIPS 129 last year,
and s136, ,Os5, ,232 in 1871.
THE STOCK MARKET
to-day was dull and unnvitng, and prices were
generally fraction lower than yesterday. Activity
was pretty evenly distributed, however. and the
strength of the various securities was thus
more or less tested Western Union declined u
per cent, opening at 92ls and closing at 92h.
Pacific Mail sold at 3s 3sh 3S1s 37I 3s1,
New York Central at 1855 a 1864 1853. Erie
was dun at sos 59a 597s, Lake Shore firm at
D42S s4st, Union Pacific at 2s1d 2s3s and Ohio
and Mississippi at 3ysS 3o>s. c., c. and l. c. sold
at 31k 3lss, Northwest common at 6sH 6s a
6721 67& 6716 Ga, closing at SIX, Harlem at
132s{ 1928, Illinois central scrip at 1O2, ST. Paul
mt 531l 53k SO. Wabash was steady at about 727s
72h.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices of the day -
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FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
Destruction OF Turner'S Hall I'm Sumter


About two O'Clock yesterday morning lre which
broke out ip stable IN the rear OF No. $50 Sumter
street. Brooklyn, extended to Turner Hail. a large
three story frame building In the immediate vicin-
ity on sumpter street. The hall was entirely de.
stroyed. 1t was occupied by william Hassel-
man, whose loss amounted 10 about If
teen hundred dollars; no insurance. Tne
Turner'S Society owned the property, which was
valued at about fourteen thousand dollars; insured
for So, 600 In the Etna and Germana.
The dwelling OF William Ross and bakery OF Will
liam Harney and the barn wherein the fire erigl-
mated were also destroyed, involving an aggregate
loss OF about nine thousand dollars; insurance In
the Germania. Etna and Yonkers. The fire Is
supposed to have been the work OF an incendiary.
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lceSSl0nS Tor actual business
Three Days.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.


London advices indicate strong market in con-
sOls and American securities. The former were
quoted at 92I a x for money and 92zS for account;
dvetwentes OF 1857 at 94i4 ten-tOrties at 91z,
fves at 90A, Erie at 46zs The amount of bullion
which went into the Bank OF England on balance
to-day was s38,O00 The rate of discount for three.
anonths' bills in the open market is 7-l6 per cent
below the Bank of England rate. In Frankfort
fye-twenties Of 1862 sold at 97la In Paris rentes
were 81 francs centimes-a marked decline.
GOLD 1151a 115H.
Little or nothing was done in the Gold Room to-
day, and prices varied but trifie, most Of the
business being done at the above rates. The nuc-
tuationS are shown in the following table =
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The quotations based on cotton IN store
quality than halt grade above or below the
grade quoted.
weston As bales; New Orleans 226 Mobile, rs: Savan.
nah, 2o9; charleson go & &Wlmingt9n 80; Norfolk lss
This dav last se Rates on cotton to foreign ports
pressed. To Hamburg by steam, lc. TO Bremen by
steam, 5Sc, To Liverpool, 6-l6d I'D, by steam 5l6d
Copsrr quiet hut firm all descriptions No sales from
first hands reported. Mcssrs William scott 4 Sons re.
port the stock Rio in the United states foows:-
galveston 1000 lbs Hampton Roads, 5cvs; galtI.
Total %7Y We quote Rio, ordinary cargoes
good sssi carsoes csc syse iss prime caFsoss iyss
Doc: extreme range for lots, ISlsc 2Dc., gold pcr
Ib GU a 20 days credit; Java government bags,
Die n 22c do. grass mats), &c. &c; Singapore DO
Isc Igc Ceylon, I9c NC; Maracabo lgc. a 2Oc
Lapuayra l9c a 20c Jamaica, 1S1,c. l9Isc ST DO.
mlngo jc IKE Porto RICO, l9c. l9sc. Costa Rica
lsi. 2,c. Maabar. lSlac l9c. Mexican, lSc. lgc
Manila IsIc lyc Angostura, l51sc 19c; Savanila
isISc 9sc; Curacao. 1ssc. l9c., gold, so days.
credit.
-FLoun AND -Receints,Flour u l26 bbis wheat.
l797S bushels; corn l2595O do. corn meal iS5 bbls
and rs bags; oats 1900 bushels The flour market ruled
dui and heavy, but prices were not quotaby lower.
The sales since last loot up about 10 O bb at prices
continued IN moderately isir demand with sales
ported of 700 bDs at 50 10 - 20 Tor western yellow So
s. 10 for do white, $s 50 for golden car and s. IS
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Dulness and Inactivity in the
Stock Exchange.
PRICES A FRACTION LOWER.
No Further Developments in the
Gold Speculation.
ONEY ABUN MT.
Railroad Bonds and Government
Securities Strong.
THE FOREIGN MARKET STEADY.
WALL STREET,
TUESDAY. August SO p. M.

TUESDAY. August 5-6 p. M.
On 'Change to-day cotton met with more atten-
ton, but from &C. 'Gc. per h. easier for lots
on the spot and 1-l6c. q 3lGc. easier for forward
delivery. Flour remained dull and unchanged.
Wheat was in demand at easier prices Corn was
about steady.
THE MONEY MARKET.
In the money market there is continued ease
both for call and time loans, the rates for the for
mcr being and per cent and for the latter from
6 to per cent, according to date OF maturity. Six
months loans call for much as - and per cent
Foreign exchange was dull at the following rates,
with concessions Tor actual business:-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


COLIINs-BROwNING.-O Saturday. August 2, by
the Rev. M. Dix, d. D., WOLsEY w. COLLINS OF New
York, to Miss BELLE p. BROWNING. of Dayton, Ala
bama. No cards.
DemOpOs papers please copy.
FRY-LIsPINASSE.-At Providence, II. l., on Mon
day, August 4, 1873 by Rev. Mr.. Church, Mr.. SAM
UEL q. Fry, OF New York city, to Miss JANE LISPI-
NAssE, OF Staten Island.
MARTINEz-KEAT1NG.-On Wednesday, July 30,
1873, by the Rev. Thomas arrell, ANTONIO G. MAR
York city,
THOMAs-JOHNsTON.-0 Sunday, August 3, ls7S
at the residence OF the brde'S parents 10 Tenth
avenue, Brooklyn, by the Rev. DIR. Gordon, W. II.
THOMAS TO Miss JENNIE q. JOHNSTON. No cards.
WALTON-WILKINS.-O Saturday, August ., 1873,
at Jersey CITY, by the Rev. Henry Tullidge, Mr..
WILLIAM T.. WALTON to Miss LYDIA ANN WILKINS,
both of New York city.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, August r, 1873
Exchange nominal On United states, % days currcR
cy, ~ premium; short sight, 2s ~ premium; 30
DAYS. gold s. AZ premium short sight, ~ ~ premium
On London, b bS premium. On Paris q a a premium
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or two. There In no doubt but that Iahr vas In.
sane at the time OF the tragedy.
Coroner Herman adjourned the Investigation
I'LL eleven O'Clock on THURSDAY.
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FINANCIAL.

Ar REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance P0liices Mortgages and other
Securities Insurance of all kinds effected with best
companies j. j. HABRICH & Co, III Broadway
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THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.


The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000
on account ofinterest, and $500 in redemption OF
Ave-twenty bonds. Tfe custom receipts were
$685., 900.
RAILROAD BONDS
An unusually good business was done in this
class OF securities and the number of investors is
gradually increasing. Michigan Central Sevens
sold at 100 Central Paclfcs at 1905; Union Pa
cities at s2k Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Aevens atl01 ST. Paul sevens at 80, and Ohio and
Mississippi consolidated sinking fund at 92 The
wi war ha ds q q m OF call.
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SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
$4,000 US 6's r. ST.. lls $4,000 US s2uc 67b lsN
5000 Us SIS, c. 6l.... l4k 10000 US $40 c. 6T.bc lST
10 A. M.-BefOre Call.
$1,000 Brooklyn 6's, wi.

YNNN - - " y W -
900 100 Bun, II Y i L Isl.
60 " Mich Cen rs. =.
100 Mich Cen SIS. 80.
60OU Cen 4 GID BIDS. -.
1850 ID, l. & West "a m
10000 Del, l. a " con b3
100 HkStJ S's con.bc
5000 NJ 4 st z rs, gold
$1,000 do...... :. b c
2OOU d W LIST. st ID.
500 do. .......
2000 CT West I'd III. -.
500 Nor a Is "a M. :.
900 Ohio n Miss, c, 5 I
SUOO Ohio a Miss ID.
1000 l. Shore con r...
i5JOJ Tn 4 los inc.
l0DUO do 80. =. b30
1000 p, ,Ftw 4 C lst. =.
loo v est UnTel7s.. >.
lu0 shs Metropptan Bk
II bk of Repub. ........
81 Ger-Amer Bank.
loo Bank = OF N Y. b c
l5J ID * ii Canal. -.
0nn .lF aa.. -. E.l a.. a ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE THE CO
~ partnership heretofore existing between J. J. Hab-
rich and d. Jacockes is dissolved this dav by mutual
consent. j. j. HABkICH,
NFw YORK, July 81 1873 H. d. JACOCKES.
The undersigned formed this day a copartncr. hin
under the rm name OF }. j. iabrch Co., to carry ON
general insurance and mortgage loan business.
J. j. HABRlCI,
OTTO DEvIG,
NEW YORK; August |, 1873. III Broadway,
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-IncInded in the abeye l02 bales to arrive.
For future delivery basis low middin6 sales have
been follows Last evening after three o'clock
August, 800 At ~ i6c 100 az 97-32c; October LOO
at Use. Total, l,sU bales. Today three O'clock
August at 9Jlec 100 at l9sc, loo At 10 sl6c 100 at
~ 52c at 10 l6c O0 AT 1J1sc Mt - 32c 100
at Isc, 100 ~ 33 800 ut 10 liGc 500 at 10 32c 700
~ Cc 100 at - l2c 800 at l9 l6c 2 at lsc 1000 At
10 lS2c september, l0j at Il 56c, GW Is b3,c 40 AZ
IsIac,; October 400 st l7ae Noygmber 200 at i!ie;
Total u, 500 bales. Grand toal l5OO bales We quo
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
nrices of the day

In Philadelphia The price OF Reading was lux !;
Of Pennsylvania 1854.
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lX,I5 and 2:l5 II. nj.
$250)0 US 6's, r, 81 bic llSH
1000 US $40, Z, '62. -. III

sH 5000 US SO. C. '65.n.s3 ll71I
7 5000 US EGO, C, '67. 80. lloM
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
CLOSING PRICES-3 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Lower for "spot'' aud "Fu-
tures''-FiOur Unchanged-Wheat Low
er-COrn Steady-Oats Firmcr-GrOcer-
les Quiet, but Firm-Pork Firmer-
Lard Easy-Freights Firmer-Metals
Qufet-PetrOIcum Dull and Weak
Naval stores Easier-East India Goods
Steady-Vpol Quiet-Whiskey Lower.
TUESDAY, August SIS p. NJ.
The merchandise markets remained without de-
cided change, though dulness obtained In most de-
partments, while in some quarters prices were
lower At the Produce Exchange fiour was dull
and in buyers favor. Wheat was lower, but in
lair request at the reduced figures. There
was no inquiry of moment tor forward
deliveries. Corn was steady, but less active, and
the market closed ia buyers iavor. Oats were
scarce, and firmer in consequence. Whiskey felt
the effects of reer receipts, and was easier. Pork
was again put up, and closed firm at the advance.
Lard was sluggish and easy Freights were stlll
firm Groceries quiet, but the market strong for all
descriptions Petroleum was quiet and weak. Naval
stores also quiet and easier East India goods
steady. Metals quiet and unchanged wool quiet but
firm.
AsHEs.-Recepts for the past three days 95 packages
Pots met with steady, fair jobbing demand at
changed prices sales at S. 25. Pearls entirely
nominal
BUILDING MArrRIALs.-The market for brick has been
rather quiet during the three days prices exhb
tied no material change from those last quoted. Lime
fair supply and moderate demand sales at 81 III
Tor Rockland common, and 81 90 tor do. lump Cement
was in fair demands quoted at 81 IS for Rosen-
dale 81 50 s. Tor Roman and 50 tor Portland Plaster
Paris rather quiet but quoted steady at 5Ja 81
pox blue Nova scotia. S. Is white do 81
or calcned city. Laths were quiet; Eastern spruce
quoted at s..
CorpER-Tne market has been quiet since our last but
prices not essentially changed sales OF lake were
made cash, ana 2Sc or forward delivery
Other metals also quiet In tin we heard OF sales of
800 boxes of charcoal tin at Sl1 and $40 English
0t rom sight obbing trade the mar
ket quiet with prices ruling steady SOC 40c tor
40c. patent do, Sc. 3ic
29c. Tor stcaric and l9c. a 20c. Ior adamantine.
CoT1oN.-Spot cotton was IN improved demand at lower
prices The subjoined quotations show decline for
ordinary. Quotations for good ordinary were reduced
&c the be grades &c At the close the mar
ket appeared feeble Future deliveries were mac
rther recession OF lice, Slice in prices We
up follows
To-Day Last Euehiag. Total
Export t...........................4 4U Lg g6
Observation-Disclosures. 40y IOl5
speculation ......'.'.s''..''.''' L? ly
Totals. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s35 1l5j 1890
-Ipciuded in the abeye l02 bales arrive
For future delivery (basis low mddlin6 the sales have
been follows Last evening. after three O'clock
August ~ 5i6c,, 100 at 10 732c October 200
at Use. Total, 1,U bales. To-day three O'Clock
August at 10 l6c 100 at 1876 loo 10 Sc 100 at
10 mn Il ar "a
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
Board-IO;3O A. Nj

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l600T, w Il W RR. ..b C ia
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30 Go. ...... $50 Tx
100 st l. * NJ RR. So. 81
l0J Chic. Bur a O.. :. 100
6Nl. N II & II X b C 1877
200 Ohio 4 NJ RR. ..b &C 395S
80 40. .....-...... 3g7s
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