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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

L;vpov oct 2-l9:30 D. mconsos Tor money 92'ss92ia
fr lr tcroaHt g-1i Guel States }cIgrrE bonds oOJ old
%; sG7s % b.; Ter. For 81 Il New Five, 9lS hre Railway
IL: 10 tle Baus OF England directors posted
IN The Of discount has been male
IIygaroot Oct. 2-l mCoton IS hunef, aI ices have al
y,ae fraction. MdIIng Updnls 81; Miug Orleans, 4Li
sa.s II 900 bales ncarg 900 o speculation aud EXPORT
IyEkr0OL. oct 2-l:3O ,. m.-Br7istnis 1re quiet
LOsDoN. 81 80 D. mBtanel Petoenn ~ ~ per gallon
IoNpoN oct. - p. m--Ere Balgay sAIfe, 4j+.
Ioy3oS 2-2:.;D D.. tn.--Ere Railway shares. 49,
IosDoS oct 2-2I5 p m.-Erc Raiiaay yes, i34 dis
match flomP ir quotes Re1tes az 1ti Hl-
LoNBos $50 mlhe bullion IN TIE BANK 81 bag and
has decreased .9Of 900 during the past secs
LoNDoS Oct. - mhe rate Of discount ~ the open m,te'
bills j, 1916 cont hne RAILWAY hlfe- -
Loyp1v 23O p m.'ousos ior oncf - ~ or
the account 921s Ee Rlss! Shares 40 Fi' dispatches 4.oo
Kenes a j6f 9jc ..--.--t
1000 900 frauc iunng tAe past week
'Iovp,y oct. - p m.-Rue RAILWAY shares ~ 80
FR,ykFoKr Oct 2-Uu.d States F'eI0eaJ bonds 70 Tor TIE
issue OF 1867. 90,
LryEnpooL 2i30 m.-Of the Cotton sales to-day ObOo
bales we're American; Upaa the basis Of Good OrA,
deliverable October at y lblbl.
rvrrPoo Oet D. following he Official quotations.
MAILING A.idug Orear,. ~ - 49,, Colon 20 are.
llGi her of Uriand CROP shipments % 'Ae uas OF
Good Orluary, al ; l5-lbL
LlyEEPoJi 2Eyeuuy- Clogerseed 40 cf iof Amencsn
Red
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03
COTTON MARRETR

GALVESTON Oct o-Coon demand light Good Ordinary 1fic
nary ~ % receipts 1854 bales "a bses stock
10 $40 bales
REw.OBLEavs Cotton firm hut less active Adings,
l79.c Mddugs, 17A9l7 ; strict Good Ordinary lOSc
Orinary 162dl7l receipts Jb2 haes gross 1871 bales
Continent All bac; sales 1000 baies' STOCK
23lsJ bales ,,.
MoBuE, Oct 2-Coon srn; aiddiBU 16alc Low Mddings
Ice Good Ordinary, l6c net receipts 032 bales. exports
-coigise 1923 hales sales 500 bales; stock 1872 bses
ST. 2Cotton unchanged bddhngs, loci receipts
ll9 haiesi shipments bales 800 -
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 2totOn nominal hddhngs lIci receipts
2S7 bses stock, 59f bales
sty.sy1H Oct Cotton firms Mdiings 10 's. oct receipts,
! 1856 bales. sales. IS bales; stock. 1905 bales.
BALTIMORE oct D Cotton quiet and Mddlugs, 1Sc Low
Mlalngs, IKE Good Ordinary l6l4ci net receipts, %
bales Great Britain 1872 bAe coast
wise 80 bale, sales, 20 uales; stock, 1924 bales
at0un nominal Micdllngs net receipts
l79 baes stock. l,l94 bales.
NouPor 2-Co,fon lower; Mfdng l6i2 net
eports-coasuse. $50 80 bales STOCK
1858 bales
CmcSylrr 2-Cotton 6rn; nddings lie receipts. 95
bales stpmonis, A6 bales; stock, lJ17 bales
MEMpHs, Oct Cotton hm low Ndtngs, lbci receipts 1o3
bales; shipments ff5 hae; stock, 1882 bae.
ArGusr Oct Demand fair. Mddhngs l5s receipts
f26 balesi sales 43l bales.
BsroS oct q1et and steadT Mifdng 1850 net
receipts 1872 ba gross 206 bales sales 200 bales stock 5000
CHARLESTON, 2-Coton seadY hdtngs, l6i2c.i net
ceipts 37S baics sales, 800 bales stock 1858 bales
Philharmonic Oct 2.Co5n quieti hiGdhng- Is ls Low Mid
fB. l8 SteG Good Culinary, LEI net receipts 80 bales gross
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03

There was nothing doing in city bank shares.
The Richmond Dispatch of Oct. thus refers 10 the
opening of thu great tunnel under the streets OF
Richmond, TO which that city voted S3OOOOO IN ala
Of its construction. Ii is extension of the main
line of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. whereby
the freight and mineral cars can be hauled along
side the steam and sailing ships at the new wharves
Immediately below the city,:
Trackaving in the tunnel has been completed as ar
q shaft No and Twenty ninth and BrOadsts, inns
being the eastern terminus Of the tunnel proper ana the
point which the portal for that end to nave oeen
erected. Since the commencement Of the work, now
ever, IL has been deemed advisable arch over the
approach for several hundred feet to point in the rear
of the eoored church This has been nearly hnished
and the track will DO laid under it today.
The earnings of the st. Louis and South Eastern
Railway Company (consolidated) for the week end
ing Sept %, 1873, were Nashville Division, S12,s92
81 st. Louis Division. S22G19 95 total, SS55l 46
same time last year. S257S2 O5; increase $3.50 H.
The coupons Of the Second Consolidated Sinking
Fund bonds Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway
Company due Oct. l, 1919, are paid on presentation
at their Office, No. 2Gl Broadway. 1t will perhaps be
relief to holders Of tlrst-claSs railway bonds to
know that the interest due on such bonds for the
month of October is paid with the usual prompness
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SALES FROM ,! O'CLOCK p. NJ TO CLOSE or BUSI-
NESS. 8 O'CLOCK p. III.
THURSDAY. oct . r. NJ.


The stock market TO-DAY has been without promi-
nent feature, while transactions have been limited
with the exception of Western Union Telegraph, n.
y. Central and Lake Shore in which the sales were
large for these times and there seems to be feeling
of uncertainty fnOt Of dstrust as to the immedi-
ate future of prices II was settlement day. and the
result was looked for with some curiosity if not
anxiety. During the session the Stock Exchange
was served with an injunction restraining the Off
Gers from selling stocks under contract or default.
for the firm of George Bird Grinnel a. Co. and later
The failure of the firm was announced This con-
cern it is stated was carrying large line of stocks
for the estate of the late Horace f. Cark and hav-
ing been unable to obtain any settlement from
the estate have been Obliged to suspend
1t is well known in stock circles that
large blocks of Lake Shore Union Pacific, Western
Union, Ohioland Mississippi, Wabash and G., c. and
l. Central have been lugged by main strength for
long time. and the danger to the market OF being
any day overwhelmed by such fountains oil supply
Is perhaps one of the best reasons for the hesitation
of buyers at the present comparatively 10" prices
The clique operations for several years past nave
not only exceeded in magnitude those OF any otner
period 10 the history of the Stock Exchange bni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03

thew have been conducted with an utter reckless
ness and disregard of the rules which had before
governed stock speculation. Not satisfied with TAX
ing large lines of stock these operators have seemed
DESTROYS of "gobblng up" nearly the entire amount
of capital stock of the companies in which
they were trading-not apparently for the pur-
pose of furnishing short interest, but as
If it were desirable to acquire as much
and to carry the stocks as long as money could be
borrowed and prices sustained. These cliques have
ruled the street for several years. and rs is well
known, have almost destroyed legitimate commits
sion business, driving prudent men from the street,
and introducing system of business which has con-
founded the experienced men who had formerly
been large operators. Such movements have been
much regretted by majority of the banking and
stock houses but they have continued to point of
exhaustion, and now with panic which has pressed
so closely upon their heels that they could not escape
its terrible effects, these cques are the principal
sufferers by the shrinkage in values 1t must take
some time to recover from such shock as stock
operations have received but the lesson WILL it is
to be hoped not soon be forgotten and If by the AID
of proposed reforms, such as semi-mOnthly settle
ments it succeeds in breaking up such combinations
as have been destructive to the regular commits
sion business of the Stock Exchange, it will give
new force to the proverb that its an ill wind
that blows nobody good" If any clique is now
ambitious enough to buy up all the stock of Lake
Shore, ST. Paul. Union Pacific and other roads, aggre-
eating one OF two millions, they have a splendid
chance to begin at reasonably low prices 1t is not
improbable, however that stocks will be gradually
distributed, and thus settle into hands which can
carry the burden more easily than the unlucky specu
lators who now control them, aud that prices will
rise. The announcement of the injunction, and of
1he failnre IF the house already referred to- had
very depressing effect upon the stock market during
the earlier part of the day. but when operators had
recovered little from their scare and discovered
that it was not much of shower after all" prices,
which had declined from to per cent during the
first two hours of business recovered sharply
throughout the list. and under brisk buying de-
mand the leading shares reacted several points the
market closing strong. The opening highest, lowest
and closing prices Of active stocks were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03
CATTIE MARKET.

LPpRTY Penn Oct 2CHrot Liue S,Ock YdrfsCNrTLI
The for the week ending Oct were 400 cans or 6053 head
5i the before The supply for has been
out equal dmaud and lighter than usual account OF
unsettled market holders deciding rather " keep their
send them market and only 10 return
anxious buy bat have nothing else TO offer payment oon
qaruy the Is dull and good deal o stock having been le
last week and The arrivals this week have kept the yards well
supplied There not much change In however nor there soy
offered bulk Mediums Fair be from
40 5c Common 10 he SocEers aud not many At that from
30 - o7 good high 4 sales thus far only
3.247 head
HoGs-Reep 1872 81 1916 head aganst 1872
the e0re the supply good also the demand for good
Workers especially 50 - O5 YoEe - 40 81 go
AMI rough ~ % - 80 good aud
rough nnsOd. al else nearly closed ont
SHgzPRecepts Tor The so cars. or 10000 head
before; the has been light with
prices considerably % to 100 n bne close
only - 30 - so; 50 80 10 do - TO 81 2J Common
80 % TO So So Everything the sheep line sold out at close Of mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03

In railroad bonds the business was an improve
ment over yesterday, n larger number of issues
having been represented in the dealings. Erie
Fourth sold at 9l09O ex-interest. Central PacIics
brought o3.; Rock Island sevens, 9S Morris and
Essex first 1Ol. do second, 81; New-Jersey Central
first, new, 1Ol aud Ohio and Mississippi Sinking
Fund 49, Union Pacific frss declined from Il to 70.
and in the afternoon sold at 71G7Oi. Land Grants.
after selling down from 81 10 co., TO g. Incomes
sold at 53a55l. closing at As to 81. The following
were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03
Davis d Amory's closing prices wer

The gold market continues without speculative
interest the sales being at 110s opening 1l0i, no..
and 11Ol at the close On gold loans the rates were
76,5,437 gold and 1872 per cent the latter having
been the final rate. In few instances loans were
made fat The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000
in called Five-Twentes, and S2l0OO in coin interest
on the public debt. The days operations at the
Gold Exchange Bank were as follows: Gold
cleared, S34.531 900; gold balances. S6743i2;
rency balances 81, 6i2. The following the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03
RECEIPTS OF PRODuCE.

Per- North Rirsr gesss,s and RdHoG7s
or 237 pkgs Ashes 93bae Broom Corn. 92l bales Cotton
4 bb Corner u pkgs Dnei Fruit 1888, bb Leg 1922 ual
flour 472 OO5 brh Wheat ji1OO bnsl Com 2250 bn.h oa
bbl Beans 100 bush Peas, oJ4 bbs Corn
Com Meal 10 hse Hemp lOl bales Hops ~
Hides 80 bales Hides, l6iOi sides Leather lb5 ho losn, 1855
q Cake 7Glpkg- 30 pigs Beet S36 pkg Cut Meats
30 pigs Grease O23 Lri 300 KEGS Lard 2G3l pkg Buie
h pgs Cheese. As Taow, 300 boxes starch ~ Ib hall
1 10 hhs Tobacco. 80 boxes &c, Tobacco llJi DO
WHISKY, 2I6 Daes Wool, 10 bales SKINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03

The money market shows decided evidences of re-
turning ease and to a condition of affairs existing
previous TO the panic The banks are gaming rap
idly in deposits and according to excellent author
ity were receiving double the amount of currency
they were sending out. At the close loans were
making at TAI gold, the ruling quotations of the
day having been per cent bonus.
There was an active business in Government
bonds throughout the day at the Boards and over
the counters of dealers general advance in prices
occurred, the highest being made in the late deal
ings. The comparatively low price now current
has stimulated the investment inquiry, and large
amounts are being taken off the market. A glance
at the printed sales at the head Of the column
shows that more active trade is being done in
these bonds than previous to the panic The latest
quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03
THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPoRf NJ y srooK EXCHANGE SALES
ooT 2, 1873.
GOVKRNMENT'srOCK DEPARTldENT-10! O'CLOCK A. NJ
5000 500 Cp,67 bc114 10000 g. Reg 81 be id5
COCO Sc Cur. .bc...l09A 1900 $50 Coup o14oo
N o;,uof,E M-sAIre pFpopr THE CALL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03
financial.

oyyc1 or rHE yITTH 81
"' No ti25 THiRn..vg.. NEW YOBH, SEPT. - 1873
rTUP STOCKHOLDERS of this Railroad are
hereby notified that their ANIMAL meeting of ne ="
the ensuing year will be hed 81 th one 'n
t d., Tho r,nsser Hooks viii b. osd FROM SEPT -
Ocoy ne an c,t psvc By q The b11n Of Directors
$1,000 Wv w" "N'' CUsRLRS :. ARTHUR. SERBIAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
Srw-YoRK. Thursday. Oct. ?. 1873.

NEw-YoRK, Thursday. Oct. p 1873
The local horse trade showed somewhat more
activity, aud there was improved demand Tor work
horses OF prime quality. In the Bulls Head Market
heavy truck horses sold from $3.50 TO 500, ordinary
dranght horses at sli5 TO S75 per head No trans
actions in higheryalued stock were reported ana non'
Of imnortaucr will probably take place until hnancid
matters generally assume a more satisfactory aspect
Dealers I'm pleasure horses show les desire 10 'oc si
than AT the opening Of the week. but buyer, with each
in hand can easily obi ain concessions
Sales by auction. tomorrow, Friday. the 81 INST;
Al 1880 a. M bv Mr. Arcn Johnston, IN Il!rircnth-Si,
near University place.
At II O'Clock, by AIr. VIM. Van TasseI, IN Lts lhI
feminist. fourth-Iye.
The carriage trade remains as previously reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03
Dipi0rn0 Noiices.
SsvlonK cr>1s,L ,rp Ilro.oy RIVER aulsoAo ,

Esw.loRx CESrEAL IrDsoy RIvgR RHLEoAo 'gigaNf
Tnr,srRHKs OYYI,r, oh ,ept,.at.H lHs5 y,
AT a MEETING of the BOARD ot Di-
"A kECIOGe, hea ths d'y % psolvei hii N en- p. ~
PER CENT he carit sork ~ this Company Do ph on ~ @
The o0c ot D10can CO. % te ' H
York, and that dy1i " fOr PER CEAf t1e orAn
Cot aates' N Ibis fompan pad the an af
Union Company IN the i, Tho irans
Capia stock and Co8sodaoa CcrIl1r NJ ~
eosoi n bues WEDNESDAY, i7 ns ard
opened The morning of the 2Dtl Of O-toher reEt
(SigueD G. G. CIiRKE. TreasHrer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03

NAVAL SIORESn Spiuts Iupelune si.t advance Mas
the aggreVtug $40 bills IcrclantleF
Ale The Rosn also higher to-day. with fair eInor '
home inquiry; sales 100 bills Strained At g - 7g9 sD on
Low Pale ~ 2J0S3 30 closing al ~ 29- ~
for strained Tar dull at 50 Bust Pitch unchanged 49,.
OlLSLnsed Is sesdv quoted at II IN casks and 81 O IN
firm hut Lard dull and snehansed At
tame 81 40d43c. Other Oils are unchanged. -,
Pork market quiet and the ''ls; e.'a
SlJ Mes; SlS for Nili
cured; SIs 30 Clear Beef steady. ba, QUIET sae, Az
Sl3dSl4 Packet Beef Hans sales Of 80 bbs y
Sls Tor Western and s43aS25 90 for loeead Cg Neat s
Bellies si 200 Feh Hans 9a9lsc 100 hckled Hams a.
lies 400 Picked shoulders at 20 shoulder seller Iae IN
French Saturday aud extreme pee -
sales Of 10000 ne and l2i2 u averaged at 9'c and 10
Tor Light English Cuts TelCsed very sales spot o.
$50 6oIe Long Clear CITY at 9d9is liO boIes Lgh Lht
N6's Dressed Hogs are very scace ana Nancl AZ -,
figures quote Gatd8c for CITY. LAn ss aetVe AMI 49,
TAME saes Of $40 6b and ies at sae for no s ioi '
ShdS 1.lGc for faif to Prime Steam 2- for Choice do
BuUm-fbcre continued good demand, and the market fen
steady We quote: - .oo
state frus....... 80 a34 Western packed l6 az
State hall hrsin tabs. ~ a3J Ohio Reserve and .ao
State Wcsh........ 30 a.i3 Michigan. Is 40
CuKIsr-Fssy Cheese receipts are hgh'
.nd prices are very trm We quotes
aSey........... II al3s to 6H-...-........ Sll2
STATE facsory good to Western Factory, fair ~
tne............... l22al3 TO hne.......... 10 dIS
haf Factory, nkIhs.. . 7"
mon % fsif........ siaallA -,
PgTROLRI a-Tbe msrEetfor descriptions ruled hrn to-day IN
inquiry light offerings for prompt delivery Rtn
fr October quoted a lie for @ Lh asd lGal7c for ias h
and r November At l6t sale Of 2OO bib deliverable "a AZ
5Nd5l' and 10 bbl at lO4c The Greek quoaous o 'go 80,
tjdOO Pkefsi ~ - Upper Read and 81 - dSl 20 Oh ~,
Refined selling moderately Zlc and SaphhA Al Zoe Tor
10 bls AtfhlApHa. he msIket remained qae bH hfm va
oceLrl qaoie At lGal6is,. tnd NeseEoer al lb'Ie ,
GiguGf-.., al . ass tee. Carolina Al llaHifG o.,
skiHs-i The aasd 10 daA sbi ro-hi fet"pr I2o pSei''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03

State bonds were dull, except in Tennessees and
Missouri Skies. The former were weak at 71s072
and the latter steady at SsaS5. The following
Mere the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03

GwYNNE '& DAY. No. 16 Wall-st buy and sell on
commission for cash or on time Railroad Stocks,
Bonds and other securities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03

and 10 Paria sales IS bales 81 bales BogotA and
bales No Hseh. Deer skins quiet and unbsnged
oepis l9 bales Apnv bales Belize and baes soatsrpi
falss are 200 n Puerto Csbelo. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03

Foreign Exchange lower, and rates were
reduced quarter from those current yesterday.
There was no impediment to business, but rates
were lower by of better supply of sterling,
this growing out of some orders from London TO buy
New-York Central shares at going prices, and
which accounted for the buoyancy of that stock ut
the close. The following are the official quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon or
Registered interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, Sl,OO,OOO.
For sale at the office of the Company, No. 20 Cedar
ST.. n. Y. JONATHAN EDWARDS, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03
THE MARKETS.

The ruuus 10 qlaiJ ho'
than hail grace above OF below qgl,eL
To- Isst evening Tnfli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03

The days business at the u. 5. Sub-Treasury
covered
Ciud receipts . SJ5j93S 30 Currency uaynts. ssl9 96S 10
Gold pavments 70 3gq SO Cuencr balance 332jOlj 06
God balance Sl So 30 Customs 44OOOO %
Currency receipts. 42OS3S o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03

For future delivery the business has been Agi and Prices are
thou. decided change sales as follows all Oh basis o. 10y MlHs
last evening after q. October 100 u TIC De
cernbe 100 l7as 500 little Juul 200 IL 1850 200
u 1890 Total, 100 bl,es Sales to-day upio . "a october
400, l7Ic 100 u 916ci 200. 17ie; 100 II i,2ci l 100
~ 9l6c 200 II 1925 500 II 9l6c 100, u II2ci 9O
II gI6c; 300 II 1889 November 100 II 7l6c.i 500
II 1880: 1000 I7 December 100 II 1l6ci 100 II b.
Total . 800 bales Grand total, 1900 bales. ,
COfFEEThc Coffee market quiet and prices nolna on he
basis Of the reduced quotations ssbeoW about 7OOV as hcbo
recently ary from Europe previous arrival There
49,. -. ~. ....E.L H-. NV LunE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-03

quotations for gold:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
the MEwsPAPFRs.

Never was the power Of The newspaper more
clearly and admirably illustrated than during
the recent tremendous panic. On Friday and
Saturday the press spoke calm and encouraging
words TO the judgement Of the public. and the
result was confidence and peace.
Again and again we have said that the Press
OF this city, united for the good of the people,
is irresistible. The press is an educator, daily
monitor, calm reasoning and reasonable advol
cate. 1t gives discretion and tone TO public
opinion, and il is comfortable assurance at ell
timea.
Make the Press free and independent, aud
such thing as bad government would he
unknown.
The possibility Ofa rogue remaining in tfice
could hardly be conceived; certainly, no we'll
known scamp could ever reach a place OF
distinction; for the Press, with one voice would
say, that 81. and-so is unworthy, of confidence,
and that declaration would settle the question.
If the PRESS on Friday and Saturday last,
had famed the public ferment; ruin to the
buJness fthe city would have been incacul-
able
Happily, however, better judgment prevail led
and universal prosperity and happiness is The
result.-Phila. City Item.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24

OBITUARY -Barzllla Helsler. n well-known
4nd respected citizen OF this city, died. last night,
his residence, No. 20j French staeet, after u
-crchllncss Mr. Heislcr is a native of German
'wn, Pa, from which place, when a young man.
removed successfully to EdgcwaieI, burlington
nd New Castle. From the latter town, in 1890,
removed to Wilmington, and in connection with
Mr.. Roberts, established tho copper smithing
usiness on Second street, near French, the pres
ut stand The firm was then Heisler & Roberts,
ut the latter gentleman soon Withdrew, and Mr.
'uel heisler was taken IN a partner The de-
-ased was faithful and consistent professor OF
Ilgion, a man of liberal charities. and for the
lst 10 years, was steward of the Asbury NJ. Z.
hurch He was man who enjoyed tho unimit-
respect and esteem of his friends, and his death
vii be sincerely regretted by many The funeral
office will be found elsewhere.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-24
The Markets.
HOW THINGS LOOKED THIS MoRNINa-THR PRO
DUcE OFFERED. AND THE PRICES AsKEp

HOW THINGS LOOKED THIS MoRNING-THR PRO.
DUcE OFFERED. AND THE PRICES ASKED.
Farmers don't generally suspend. and. as con.
sequence, they usually keep our produce market
ven supplied. This morning the supply was quite
.ooa, ana buyers were enabled TO get what they
wanted for very good prices
bntter ruled at 35 aud 40 cents Der bound mott
at the latter rate Eggs were so and SO cents
per Dozen Peaches ranged from 80 to so cents
per nan peck, according TO size and quality: by
the basket, 81. 20 TO 81 90. Ounces were ouite
generous, and brought from 80 to 40 cents per
iSls "a peck. Common garden grapes ssld at s and
10 cents per pound.
Apples at 10 and 20, and pears from ~ IA 40 =
Hhlte potatoes sold from l6 10 % cents per half
peck, aud sweet about the same Corn was nnite
plentiful and sold at 20 cents per dozen; sugar
corn, 70 cents do. New turniDs good and 0Sm
sold at Is and 20 cents per half peck. Cahhage
s'la a. various prices. from to Is cents per head.
according to size. Good sized live chickens were
orefed at u 90 per pair; dressed, Sl25. Water
melons were selling from 10 to so cents, and can.
telonpes from ) TO Is cents each. CrabappIes sold
Al 3 aud 10 cents per quart.
Vegetables of various kinds were numerous and
sofa as follows Eggplant, l0al5e apiece; cucum.
Ders' lual2c per dozen: bests, SllOc per bunob.
sqe@shes 2a5c apiece; lima beans, 20a55s per at :
iHng beans, l0e per ct; onions, 25c per string:
tomatoes, 2Oa25c per hall peck; green peppers. 5s
luc dozen; peas, BIC half peck; carrots. iagc
apiece; lettuce, 2c head and i5e a half psck