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The New York herald., 1873-09-25
DOOM OF THE MOD0CS.

The War Department. Orders Re-
cefved by General Wheaton-Cftizcns
of Oregon Relieved Of Anxiety.
FORT KLAMATH, oregon, Sept. "a, 1873.
The final orders to carry out the sentence OF the
Military Commission in regard to Captain Jack
and the other five Modocs were received by
General Frank Wheaton, commanding this fort, on
Saturday afternoon The orders Of the War De-
partment are to hang the prisoners between the
hours Of ten A. N. and two p NJ, on October 3.
The arrival OF the orders has been quite relief to
the minds OF the citizens OF this section, as they
we're beginning to be afraid that the President
would be Influenced to commute the sentence at
the instgation OF Eastern parties.
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CINCINNATI. Sept. "a, 1873.
There is no change here in the condition OF
financial AFFAIRS. The banks are discounting spars
incly and are still pursuing a policy that will
fortiy them. A runor was circulated
early on Change that the Baltimore
banks had SUSPENDED, which produced
a depressing effect. This supplemented by
another report that the New YORK banks had gen.
orally suspended, which served 10 increase dul-
ness In genera bus ness Later dispatches, deny
ing bOth reports were received with prolonged
applause, and served to relieve the dslu et
During The afternoon there an improved ee,-
ing IN Inird street. with no evidence OF excite
ment In any Cua ter
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Suspension Contradicted.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. "a, 1873.
The reported suspension OF the Junata Valley
Bank, at Mlnln Pa is cOntradicted.
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NASHVILLE BLOOD HORSE ASSOCIATION.
NAsuyILLE. TENN. Sent. q. 1s7

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. y, 1879.
The regular fall meeting of the Nashville Blood
Horse Association commences on Saturday, the
2sth inst. One hundred and twenty horses are now
on the track, with General Harding's stable to or.
rive. The prospects are more natteTing than &c
anT previous meeting.
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AFRICA.
British Cabinet Mission On the Subject OF the
Ashantee War.
7[ltthAM TO THE new YORK. HERALD.

f. LONDON, Sept. ~, 1878.
IL Is reported that John Bright is opposed to the
war against the Ashantees, and that he will resign
his position IN the British Cabinet if it is further
prosecuted.
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.
Atlantic Cable Profits from the American Money
Crisis.


LONDON, Sept. "a, 1873.
The Findncier says the business of the Atlantic
cables has largely increased since the beginning of
the panic in New York, and the receipts are now
estimated ct $27, 900 daily.
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LIrTLR ROCK, Sept 4,.1S53.
The money panic in this city continues. While
large number Of merchants decided to-day to con.
tinue taking the city money Is formerly, large
pumbsr. Including nearly al the produce and
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English Press Proposition and Advice
to New York.
LONDON, Sept. 25-5 A. M.
The Daily telegraph, in an editorial on the nnan-
cial crisis in New York, recommends the virtual
suspension of all payments and the substitution Of
q system based on individual credit. BY this
means time will be given for the excitement to
subside.
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ARCTIC EXPLORATION.
British savans Anxious for the Despatch Of an
English Expedition.
1ElIGeAm TO THE NEW york HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. "a, 1873
The British Association in session at Bradford,
have adopted a resolution urging the government
tn send an exploring expedition to the Arctic.
The New York herald., 1873-09-25

Lungs COnvulsed Continually by =
hard cough will inevitably become pustulous, unless
they are soothed, healed and queted with HALE'S
HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR.
PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS cure In minute.
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grocery dealers. signed agreement not 10 take
1t 40 iong the banks refuse TO sive Eastern *
change or 1T. The eXciiem mt Is very great, the
CITY = 0ney having been the only circulating me-
diun in use Tor several years.
Three hu ldred dollars were raised to-day for the
re lief OF ShrevepOrt
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THE STEAMER COSTA RIGA

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. "a, 1873.
The steamer Costa Rica was got on safely about
one O'CLOCK and towed TO the coppsuys DOCK.
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Brooklyn Daily Argus.
AN INDEPENDENT FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
CONTAINING ALL THE NEWS,
POLITICAL DOINGS, -
LITERARY CRITICISMS.
RELIGIOUS INTELLrGeNCE.
AND COMMERCIAL TRANSACTIONS.
FOUR EDITIONS EVERY AFTERNOON
PRICE TWO CENTS
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID Sept. "a, 1873
His Excellency the Spanish Minister of Colonies
proposes to go to Havana in person to study Cuban
questions with view OF making important re-
forms.
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Losses In Petersburg, Va.

RICHMOND Va, Sept. "a, 1873.
The city of Petersburg had over 100000 in the
suspended banks there. McIlvane Il Co., Of that
city. one of the largest commission firms in the
State, are reported to have suspended. The
directors OF the Bank OF Petersburg have decided
to suspend to-day.
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GERMANY AND ITALY.
The Italian Royal Visits and the Probable Con-
sequences.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Sept. "a, 1873.
The Trornzidl Correspondent says the visit or
King Victor Emmanuel to Vienna and Berlin
offers to Europe another guarantee OF decisive
ana effective peace policy on the part of Italy.
Austria and Prussia.
The New York herald., 1873-09-25

A.-The Rotten and Infectious Sponge
pads horrible metallic springs pitiess iron finger pads
wire springs, superseded bY the COM
forlable ELALTIC TRUSS 63S Broadway, which cures
Rupture.
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NEWPORT, II. l., Sept. "a, 1873.
The yacht Resolute, owned by A. l.. Hatch, has
been dismantled and hauled into the dock.
Per order the Sheriff keeper has been put in
charge also OF Mr.. Hatchs estate. No further seiz
ures have been made upon his property since those
published in Mondays HERALD.
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A.-For a First Glass Dress or Business
HAT go direct to the manufacturer ESPENSCHEID. l8
NASSAU street
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THE GOVERNMENT AND TEE CRISIS.

How the Suspensions Affect the Departments
The Treasury Loses Nearly 100000 by
Clews 4 Co., Of London-Unsatis'actory
Aspects Of the Bond Sales-Four Mil
lions Of the Currency Reserve
Drawn Upon-No More nds
To Be Sold Until the Presi-
dent Is Heard From.
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A.-For Cleaning and DyeIng Go ia
LORDS offices, $50 Broadway Bleecker street. and
934 Broadway, near Twenty second street
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A.-Hcrald Branch once, Brooklyn
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from A. VI. to L. N.
On sunday from to- Z. NJ.
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James Hat Cannot be Surpassed
this fall in shape quality.
JAMES, 525 Broadway. St. Nicholas Hotel
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CONGRESS- REASSEMBLED IN SESSION.
President LerdOs Speech Dec!aratCry Of Peace
and for Material Progress.
State Congressional Difficulties and a
Perambulating Parliament,
Military Precaution by the Ma
tional Government.
1tlecRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

WlEGMMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
The following special dispatches to the
HERALD have been received from our CORE
spondents in Mexico City and Matamoras:-
MEXICO CRY, Sept 90,
via MATAMoRos, Sept. "a, 1873
The Mexican Congress has reassembled in
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
President Lerdo, in his speech to the men,
bers, delivered just subsequent to the organi-
zadon pronounced the Republic at peace, and
urged the necessity which exists for national
encouragement to railroad enterprises.
CONTRACTS FOR CONSIDERATION.
The contracts of the International and
Union companies are before Congress for Par
liamentary consideration.
BATTLE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
The anniversary of the battle of Molino del
Rey was celebrated, for the first time, on the
Sth instant.
Military Precaution Against a Recall
citrant Congress.
MArAMoRos, Sept "a, 1878.
The Congress of the State of Cohahuila at
tempted to depose Governor Zepado, on the
10th instant, and to elect DR.. Silas, Chief of
the Executive.
The congressman, fearing that Senior
Zepada would make an attack on them, de-
cared the session closed suddenly, and took
their departure from Saltillo for Monterey,
in the State of Neuva Leon, going thence to
Monclova, in the State of Coahinla where
they propose establishing the State govern
ment, with Sef1or Silas as Governor.
Sehor Zepada is supporter Of the national
administration.
THE sECESSIONIsT POLICY.
1t is supposed that the secessionist Con-
gressmen visited Monterey to confer with
the opponents of the federal government
there, and with the revolutionists of Nueva
Leon and Coahuila, in order to precipitate
rebellion.
PRESS PRoNoUNcEMENTs.
The Voz P,bKca, in an article to-day ad-
hitting that the State Congress has fed from
Saltillo, denies that General Rocha has ar
rested General Escobedo or pronounced
against the general government
MILITARY PRECAUTIONS BY THE NATIONAL CHIEF
MAGISTRATE.
The general government of Mexico has
ordered a force of 5000 troops from San Luis
Potosi to occupy Saltillo and Monterey.
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Brooklyn Daily Argus.

A.-Ladies', Misses, Gents and Boys
BOOTS and SHOES. all styles and prices.
MILLER CO., No. Union square.
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A.-Wedding Invitations, Ball Cards,
Crests Monograms Foreign Note Paper. JAS. EVER
DELL, 302 Broadway Established ls4O
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CUBA AND SPAIN.

Cabinet Plan Of New Course Of Ministerial
Study.
The New York herald., 1873-09-25

Batchelor's Hair Dye Is the Best In tho
world the only and perfect hair dye
GUS harmless At all druggists.
The New York herald., 1873-09-25
The Crisis in Richmond Va.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. "a, 1878.
The Dollar Savings Bank closed TINS morning.
Messrs. Isaacs Taylor h Williams, bankers,
suspended on account Of the scarcity OF currency.
OF the above concerns
The stone cutters employed In the government
stone yard were depostors to large amount.
There is considerable excitement in the nelghbor-
hood OF the various banks. There is o run OF small
depositOrs on the banks but they are holding out
as yet and will, doubtless, weather the storm
through the day The Freedman's Savin ys Bank
requires the legal notice, as also other private
institutions.
general meeting OF the members OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce, Corn Exchange, the Tobacco As
sociaton, and leading merchants will be held ut
one O'Clock to-day, TO consider the state of affairs
fdence.
The meeting OF merchants ard manufacturers,
including the various commercial associations OF
the city, held al one O'Clock to-day was the largest
gathering OF the kind ever held in Richmond, and
the greatest interest was manifested in the pres
ent financial crisis. series of resolutions were
adopted with great unanimty and were III effect
as lolOws:-
That the condition OF affairs in Richmond has
ing and mercantile business thereof and is in at
mioned m to iregnar operations or undue expansion on
the banks OF the city are at present believed to be
creditors the banks are allowed 10 proceed hereto
fore.
That the meeting deprecates the uneasy feeling prevail
ing In the city, as lending to produce panic and
on the banks thereby being like their
sion, as well as to arrest and overthrow all business.
That in view OF the undoubted solvcncy OF the banks
the meeting pledge themselves to abstain from running
on the banks and to conne to strictly regular
and necessary checks and drafts insthe OF bu
ness making them as limited practicable; and iurtner
they Will continue as heretofore TO make deposits and
they urge upon all persons having business with the
banks to pursue like of confidence thus avoid
ing the creates: contingencies Of prostraton and disaster
No further suspensions are reported. The banks
all held out to the closing hour, paying up promptly
The excitement has greatly subsidized.
The New York herald., 1873-09-25

"Run" Knox.-Runs ON Banks
and Trust Companies in order but the popular
run IL KNOX tor his autumn style OF GENTLEMEN'S
HATS The latter is equal 10 the emergency and every
demand promptly met at 22 Broadway in the Prescott
House and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The New York herald., 1873-09-25

The Panic I'm PatersOn-Four Hundred
and Fifty More Workmen To BE Dis
charged.
PATERSON, N. j., Sept "a, 1873
Four hundred and fifteen more men are TO be
discharged from the Rodgers Locomotive Works
tomorrow making 900 men laid of this week, OF
twothrds OF the whole force of the establishment.
The Danforth and the Grant Works have not as yet
decided to discharge any OF their workmen.
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The Berlin Bank Not Failed.
LONDON Sept. 24-Evening.
The report Of the failure Of a Berlin bank, circu-
lated herd to-day, proves unfOunGed
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Chicago Confident and Hopeful.

CHICA0O, Sept ~, 10 10.
Although the day has been very quiet one on
Change and prices OF all grains have declined,
there has been Q marked absence Of excitement
and continued feeling Of confidence on the part
OF nearly all the members of the Board OF Trade.
Last evening there was some agitation Of apropo-
sition to close the Board for day or two, but the
movement amounted to nothing The Board OF
Directors to-day recommended to the members
that business be conducted on as conservative
basis as possible, and tnat efforts be made
to adjust outstanding trades maturing the present
month on an equitable basis; that transactions be
limited to the settlement Of outstanding contracts
and to the sales Of property for cash. and that in
all transactions liberal and reasonable confidence
be extended where the same would under ordinary
circumstances be proper. The recommendations
were received with general expressions OF favor
and have been followed with great nnanimity by
the members of the Board, 80 that there Will, by
tomorrow night be very few outstanding trades
to settle. There are now iewer outstanding
trades than at any time since the nre.
The holders OF cash grain are indsposed to sell
at present prices and this, together with the ina
bility to negotiate exchange, prevents the hng OF
the large orders for grain now here. There ls
general feeling OF relief that the day has passed in
New York 20 satisfactorily, and renewed confidence
In the ability OF the banks and merchants oi Cni-
cago to pull through all right There nave been no
failures OF merchants or grain dealers. The Danks
all went through the Clearing House to-day In good
shane and there is almost universal feeling That
the storm has passed BY.
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THE AMERICAN MONEY CRISIS.
Latest Effects Of tho Shock in Europe-suspen-
lion Flowing Towards the United
States-Shipment of the Precious
Metal for New York
IlEGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Sept. "a. 1873
The house Of Clews, Habicht & Co. have de-
cided to suspend
CAUSE OF THE CLEws DIFFICULTY AND AMOUNT OF
THE LIABILITIES.
Messrs. Clews, Habicht Co., OF this CITY, were
notified yesterday by Henry Clews Co., of New
York, that they were safe, and first knew Of the
suspension of the latter house to-day.
They Immediately called in their solicitor and
after consultation decided to suspend payment.
LIABILITIES AND ASSETS.
Their liabilities on account OF Henry Cews Co.
are f24O, ,OoO
Their other liabilities are 264,OOo.
They have assets sufficient to meet their own
Liabilities, but not those Of Henry Clews Co.
Liquidation OF affairs depends upon the condition
of the New York house.
The London house has not lost penny.
Bullion Moving to New York.
LONDON, Sept. "a 1878.
1t is believed in financial circles that q nOw OF
bullion from England TO the United States will
mence soon.
The amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank
of England on balance to day 4:3O) Is f13S, 900.
The Precious Metal Shipped for America.
LONDON, Sept. rs, 1878.
The f13s, 900 drawn from the Bank of England on
balance to-day was for shipment to New York.
Twenty thousand pounds sterling, In addition
to the above amount was also shipped to the same
place to-day.
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A.-ChiIdren Often Look Palc nnd SicL

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from no other cause than having in the stomach.
BROWNS vERMIFUUE COMFITS
will destroy Worms without injury 10 the child, being
perfectly WHITE and free from all cooring other
Injurious ingredients usually used in worm
CURTIS 4 BROWN, Propretors,
No. 2l5 Fulton street, New York.
Sold bv druggists and chemists and deaersn medi-
cincs nj 25 cent Al
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Cumpo's Infallible Specific Cures Inc
simultaneously all pains rheumatic nervous headache
HUDNUT, Herald building ,-,
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English Report From the Scene OF ExJ
Reclamation Against tho French as
Neutrals.

MADRID, Sept "a. 1873.
1t is reported that the Spanish government will
address formal complaint to the French
government setting forth that the Carlist chietan
Sebas, was permitted to pass through French
territory and cross the frontier into Catalonia
without hindrance, in violation of the obligations
OF neutrality
The New York herald., 1873-09-25

Corns, Bunions, Nails, dc" Curea
without pain. CORN CURE by mail soc. a.. -.
Dr RICE, ae Broadway, corner Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1873-09-25

Buy the Best.
GOODALLs PLAYING CARDS Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1873-09-25
SPAIN.
Insurrectonst Naval Movements and the
Threatened Bombard dment Of Alicante
Spanish and British Reports
Of the Situation.
KILOGRAMS 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Sept "a, 1873
The insurgent frigates LETT the harbor OF Alicante
because the foreign Consuls. except the repre-
sentative of Great Britain, protested against the
bombardment of the city.
The British Consul for some unknown reason,
refused TO join in the protest
English Report From the Scene of ExJ
element.
LONDON, Sept. -. 1873.
lhe special despatch TO the London Times from
Ahcahte OF later date than the dispatches from
Madrid denies that the insurgent vessels have let
there' The English despatch says the vessels are
yet In the haroor and that they will commence the
bombardment of the city tomorrow
The New York herald., 1873-09-25

wigs, Toupees, &c.-G. Rauch FUSS.
East Twelfth street., near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-09-25

Havana Lottery. -. -,
wo sold the $500 600 in the Extraordinary Drawing.
Anr ~ Circulars sent Information gwen j. b. MAk-
TfNEZI 4 CO. 10 Wall street; box 4, 655 Post ofice
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pomeroy,s Elastic Rupture Belt. 744
prosdvav has been reduced in price to 81 1t Is
anied 10 be Elastic Truss made II eau be sens
by mail Circulars freo
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A Wilksbarre Bank Suspended.

WlLkSBARRE Pa, sept. "a, 1873.
Brown X Gray, bankers. suspended this morning
card, posted on their door, gives the failure Of
Henry Cews Co. as the cause, but states that the
firm will be all right In few days. The mining
classes are large depositors with them, but they
have not yet learned OF the suspension. 1t is the
principal topic OF conversation among bankers and
business men, and much excitement exists.
The New York herald., 1873-09-25
Prussia N Bank Failed.

Prussian Bank Failed.
LONDON, Sept "a, 1873.
A despatch from Berlin announces the failure OF
bank in that city.
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Precautionary Measures in Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. "a, 1873.
There was large attendance upon the reas-
semDling of the Chamber of Commerce here this
morning. AS soon as the President had called the
meeting TO order the following resolution was
offered and adopted
This Board stands adjourned until Monday next 10Th
inst under the resolutions OF Monday last une
called together by order OF the presidents provided that
nothing in this shall be construed interfering with the
settlement between parties of existing contracts and the
calling and the putting margins and this Board
recommends that all outside trading be discontinued
The New York herald., 1873-09-25
NEW PUBLICATIONs.

n,HE SCIENCE OF HEALTH TEACHES THE LAWS
OF Life 81 q year on Trial halt year, 81
g. X. Wills, $50 BroadwsV. New York.
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Baltimore Anxious,

BALTIMORE, Sept. "a, 1873
The feeling in business circles here to-day has
been one of great anxiety. Conservative and safe
as the financial transactions of the moneyed and
commercial community of Baltimore usually are.
yet they have at last felt the shock which ema-
mated from New York, and are full of vague dis
trust. To-day at an early hour the brokers'
offices were filed with even greater crowds
than have thronged them during the past
few days, anxiously awaiting information
from New York. The announcement of
the failure Of Howes h Macy increased the agita-
tion but as the day wore on and no further dlsas.
ters were reported, q little more confident ton
prevailed The action of the local banks in FORM
ing pool for their mutual protection was regarded
as a safeguard against danger, and their under
stood determination not to pay out cure ncv in
large increased the confidence in their secur-
ity. No distrust was manifested, and no extraor-
dinary demands we're made upon them, that
they continued to accommodate customers, Of
whom, how ver there were but few, the demor-
azatIon stopping the ordinary current OF busi-
ness. There has been some demand upon them
for money from the Richmond and Petersburg
banks but they have taken the safe course Of
nursing their assets and confning them entirely to
home use.
At the savings banks there has been more than
the usual number OF demands Tor money, but all of
them have waived the thirty days privilege, and
the majority OF depositors have replaced their
money as soon as they became aware OF the
readiness OF the bank to pay it. Not quite half
million OF dollars IN the Clearing House certificates
were used in settlements between banks lO-day.
1t Is thought that the present arrangement will be
amply sufficient to meet the needs Of the CON-
munity
The only failure in Baltimore up to to-day was
that of r. w. Cox Il Co., q small firm of srOck
brokers' but just before the close OF business this
afternoon 1t was announced that Brown
Lancaster IL Co. had suspended. This
house had branches In New YORK
and Richmond, and was heavily interested in
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad bonds. They say
they have no statement to make, except that large
and unexpected demands exceeded their ability TO
pay in the present condition OF affairs. and, sooner
than sacrifice their assets, they determined to
close.
1t is not known that any other house in the city
ls unfavorably aIected General business is, how
ever, almost at halt. Receipts OF grain from the
West have fallen on, and the difflculty OF nego-
tiating exchange and the scarcity OF money has
cut OF the demand for shipments, the small guam
tity arriving going into store.
The New York herald., 1873-09-25

mens-The Ars National FAIR Of the TAILoKs' UNION
ASSOCIATION will be held at tneI he ,ss
instant gentlemen wishing to see tne Ny,e OF gar
1850 fr the coming will now have the Oppor
tnity The public invited to attend ADMISSION Tor
two days