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maryland Jockey Club Isaccs.

N1aryl0nd Jockey Club Kaccs.
BALTIMORE, Oct 23.-on this, tho first s.ay OF tho
has been hne md he attendance good, the number Ut
strangers present being argcr than at any previous
ncotipg.
Tbs first race, mile, a agea purse, $500, 500 to
tho second hotKe. elght started, was won by Preak-
Hurst fourth,
Tho second race hurdle race, all ages, miles,
over eight hurdles, Walter weights, s40o TO the
nEst hurso and 500 10 tho hctund. Lochicl won
The race Victor sceond, Prince Of Wales diBtancea.
Ti.ne, 4:3lH.
Third race, Dixie stakes for o-year olda two mile
beats, sio9. 8 hscEton club to ndd $l,oo0, Of Which
600 10 first h0rae $500 10 second, the third horse 10
ave its asako. Olose1 with sxt, hree nominations
Four hortes started. Tom bowling came IN hrs fol-
lowed by Mereaao accoud, and Lzzio Lucas third.
Time, $3.50.
Fourth race. two mile heat, all ages; 5000 to frat
norse, and 800 to second. Six horses staEted.
SUMMARY.
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1ilht-3:60 aud 3:G72<,
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MILWAUKEE, Oct. e3..-Tha schooner Experiment,
Of slchoyga't lnaslot with wood, bpuud for aIwnu-
kee, run into by tho ecuoolor Kochnm at CHI
cago, unl H,,nx. Tho Experiment lays Fsvon miles
north 81 Port Washington, abo,.t seyt1s miles l tho
lake. No lives lost Da1nago to tho KetcllnM ahont
$tn'I. No fnrtAcr particulars,
DETROIT, Oct. 23.-1ho steamship Yinnna, with
1ron-oFo, from Marquette, fo''lcred In dcor wa,er
on lakc Superior. TAu 1isaEter WIS cauartl br tho
bursting Of i ascatn- irc Owned by Hanna h Co.,
Cleveland. Value, $60.000. All llunsls savc.l.
Specia Dstpaich N The thtttIyo 1riauns
evening to tho effect ttat thu schooner Meridian Ia
ashore ut 6stor Ignl tho Gust skoro Of urcnn Lay.
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ernmonta Of tho world 10 their propnr simplicity,
ss sny Il f e sy T s%' 1
Il and ssso r II na,ah
THE nEr.ta1oua EQu1fInn1uM.
o %f s rs S% 1s19 s1t e # hS roa 5 tnss s
should think, of tho jewish people ; and Of lesso,
sss9 'F asss ass ss Il M sos, e ss vn 5
memorable division Of tho Wostern Church which
divided, tho nations which ,wnnt out hsvo nearly malo
W to Inference pr y superior enterprise aud eolonza-
nss for e ess oaia tan stsSS o osesa n2 h
eleventh OF tue whole churrl.acco,nmotlatior rho
hothodsts atono havo accommodations for o,500 900
thoy possess *70 900 In church proporty. Which is
$1,000, 600 moro hau the Catholics. Add the Protestant
Ep!acora Church III America to tho Mothodsts for
sey nre tho Han except aB ns to or eAs prof Of
tho proper laying on Of hanis,-and tho Methodist
Eiacopnl Church would pogscaa 100000
considere} and SLOT 900 In property, Thls
ought to alay te fears Of glost-acong folks. who
arc tlleso,-Cathocs beng tho nuInerntors, md tho
grose Btatadcs Of rcg!oun forces tho denomtnatorss
ChMrch Church.
. sSSS 555 ! 99SS;3SR 33 35 g. &C., ;St3 3&@ GOO
ThnA. reduced, tho Roman Catholics In tho United
Hatea have only ono,twentieh Of tho charcho1,
eleventh Of the sitting accommodations III said
churchcs and ono-1fth Of tho church property.
NO DANGER or pElNa rRosgLrrlzEp.
. There is no why for thcm to nihko ncroaac out Of
the Protestant element, except by getting possession
70 consider ful.grown Protestant learning to attend
the Confessional Or to march with candle. Wo havo
na 0s them n9 9 m Tho o
ting posscason Of tho YOUTH therein es tho vitality Of
tho nnlo In he @ schools or except IN great foreign
dare try tho question Of taking It out Many Of is do
not care whether It Ia read or not, but reason
for Keeping up tho old practice whnneves f.
might wnnt tie boy out ne1 and therefore thore Is
aspressy general agreement amongst Americans that
mon Of tho cloth This Ia country Whore, ~ tho
and s, "eFs o 5S onS hundred different
Such convention Of chaps lay, and chaps ton tho
sy" as met at g. Louis the other day to declare that
for hell" s worth thousand yoars Of delight iu The
other world to 5ohn Knox m h O. Who are these men
CT eepehs sr Il p 5 e a a bs ae sys sSs So @
as hAr-rooin blasphccrs7 Do they expect to drive
American men aud women buck oyer aso years Of exo-
has been auccess II 1t has ttone thai, str up
such roaconary bad manners mud opposition 10 tho
progress, charity, and good-natnro Of our country
Of the country which enteraina him. sall learn bot
ter whether llia nano DO Bishop Polk. john surratt
or thDBo1 OF tho laov. Mr.. Mal1t, my OF them,
TIE PARSONS wpNnEn
Tho members Of tho Evangelical Alliance wondered
most Of all in America vt tho mighty crowds Of nasivo
people who came to hear them preach nnd Bpeak, mud
to hear the Of the growth Of their doctrines and
congregations IN remote nationa II was noticeable
ts aas aU se t. ~ 1s
eatant Church, WIN its lc.ooooo # colnmnnicants
from Tho Roman ee and took with 1t hierarchy archl
tecturo and membership showed. Of a churches, tho
Churches In yted with TIM Ar1c1lfnna
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FOREIGN.
Later News from Tho French
Political Situa lion.
The Left Centre Unanimous
for a Conservative
Republic.
In Effort to Obtain a Plcbiscitum on tho
Question Of Monarchy.
4 Speck of Trouble Between
France and Spain.
Spain Protests Against French Aid
to the Insurgents.
Important Oarlist Victory at Puigg-
cerda.
The King Of Saxony i'll q Dying
Conditions.
4 Speck of Trouble Between
France and Spain.
Spain Protests Against French Aid
to the Insurgents.
Important Carlist Victory at Puig-
oerda.
The King Of Saxony i'll q Dying
Condition.
FRANCE,

FRANCE.
PAn1B, Oct, 23.-The nonapartat organ, Le Gdufots
publishes document signed by many Dcputics who
favor plehiscitum protesting against tho restoration
Of tho monarchy without consulting thu country.
Paris, Oct. 23.-At q Cabinet council to-lay it was
resolved that the stato Of tho country docs mt require
IN early meeting Of the Assembly, but thnt the Minis
try IL ready to accept tho dccsion Of tho Tournament
Committee Oh this point,
II. aaguo, Minister Of Finance stated that tho brdg-
ct could not be completed before Nov. s.
Tho Monarchlsts have determined not to hasten tho
ecoponing Of tho Assembly.
Tho taat sitting Of tho Permanent Commtoa Was
held to-day. u. Noel Parfut, behalf Of tho Left
RaTc notice that no moro 1ntcrpoln-
HonB would 10 addressed to tho Government
IN committee. President Buffet thcrenpon declared
tho labors of tho Permanent Committee terminated.
The subject Of tile calling Of tho Assembly was not
touched upon md tho day for reopenug ts left 10 tho
appointment BY tho Ministry.
Tho Deputies Of the Left Centre have adopted, by
unanimous vote resolution In favor Of Couserya-
tive Republic.
NJ. Say, on behalf Of tho Lett Centre, reluBcd to
Isten to the ovcr.urca Of tho Duke DAutErcl pasq-
ntcr fol coalition with tho Right Centre
n. pcre!re, wiose Intentions were previously doubt
full, has declared IN favor Of tho Republic. Tho Mon
archiats are 1csa hopeful.
The srerfe reserve In tho D,nk Of Franco has In
creased 1000. GOO francs during the past week..
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 23-Tle urea of highest baromc-
ter will oxtenl on Friday eastward tho Ohio VAL
Icy to tho Atlantic coast. For tho Eascrn and South
Atlantic States wln.lH will shift to northwest. with
lowur tonlerat!rc sloads md ran For the Middle
weather, possibility Will rain clearing nwuy Friday
night. For tho Lower Lakes md Ohio Valley contin
ued southwest aud nnrthwest winds, with cloudy a
clearing weather. For tile Upper Lakes nrd Nortl-
wcat Increasing Houhwegteriy winds, with clearing,
followed by cloudy weather.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS,
EH1CA1n Oct. 14-1 n m.
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A Failing off This Year Of Sixteen Per
Cent, or $50, ,000, 1000 bushels, us Con,-
1urnd 4x.itIh I.HAk K6ilr.

@UU3UUV9VUU
pared with Lust Ycur.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-TLe October ropnrt Of tho
8tatiacian Of the Department Of Agriculture Include
Ing digest Of returns from counties producing
large proportion OF the crop IF tho United Hasef,
In nut tho Anal report upon tho quantity, compared
with last years. crop, but tho last report of the
10 rcr cont below tho normal crop. Tho Ocoor
age Inst year 10s or Per cent nbove. The crop
Of 1ast year aR estimated ut 900 QUO b1,shes II
Gated reduction is ahoyo ~ per cent, or 25J0o0000
bushels. Tho only States returning average
ditlon aro deorgfa. Florida, Arkansas, California,
and Oregon. The other averages are ns
follows: Mntnc, ss New 1Iamrshirc, %; New York,
81 HSw 'sg1'y q sot e.
South Carolina, 80 Alabama. %; mississippi, 81
Louisiana, 92; Texas, 1s Tennessee. 01; West VIZ
g!nia % /; Kentucky, o.: Ohio, IS j; Michigan, 8s
1ndiann 81: Illinois, CT; Wisconsin, SO; A1inncHoa,
VI; Iowa, 81 Missouri 10; Kansas, Go Nebraska, n
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FIRES,


CLEVELAND, O., Oct. GA l1ro broke ont this
morning about half-rast o'clock in the extensive
nqnor refining md dstilllng establishment Of ". II.
cns &C. Mo o. a. sfe Tnr
with valuable stock Of w1nes aud liquors. The oil
still Of Morehouso Rockeoller situated In tho rcar
OF Cornings building, WIS partially destroyed. The
loss ia estimated ut from to $1500oo. The In
eurntce IL not known.
Two frculen, john Andrews and Michael AIulca-
hey aovurely but not seriously injured by fall
lug W4IlB.
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Station. Bar. lThrI Wind.

MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS.
EVANSVILLE Ind, Oct. o3-lain for thirteen ho,ra.
Clearing up: cold. Mercury down to Us. Bnow to
the north. Tho river has risen ono inch. Wind from
tho north.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 23-Disratclos frnm Monroe and
shsovoport report hcnyy raius, aud the Ouicha
River rlBtpH.
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Speci@i Dis1n.tcA IN The Chica7p Tribune.
NfoAT1oELIo, Ind, Oct o3-A fire ut thls placo at
O'Clock this morning destroyed tho new livery
stable Of Beoson Bros, including twelve horaes, six
carriagcs grain, otc. The loss Ii between 900 und
$4,000; insured In tho Home, OF New York, for ~ 3oo
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son. In conclusion. eatd. 7ako my wishcs for your
Tile crowd cheercd, thoro wan inItio By tho band,
and many old friends rushed no aho 1Mrfor to con.
9rasnlato tue presiden who had spoken to thcm for
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POLITICAL.

Town Republicans Concctlo n Hntor.
ity in the Lower Klot7sc of tho Leg
tslnturG to thu NMti-1f fOn0pOiists.
Sytrfai Dtspa&eh IN The Chirago 3rftnne.
CEDAR nAr1pH, IT,, Oct. 21.-Tho Chairman Of the
Slate Republican Committee tn-ay coneees that tho
ters p oicia nuj jority IN tIis county Is GGs. S''
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DRESDEN, Oct. 23.-The King Of Saxony is dying.
The plysicanB' bulletins anuonnco that his condition
Is hopeless.
vienna, Oct. e3.-The Emperor Of Germany left VI
ennu to-day on his return to Berlin.
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FtENSA, Oct. 23.-The Ges1nan Emperor and Prince
Bismarck visited tic Exhibition yesterday They OK
pressed particular desire to sec tho American nh
ehinery in motion, md were conducted through tho
Department Of The United States, wcre they examln-
"a wh interest several Of the most curious inventions.
AS tho Emperor Rppro1Cled tho French Department
many Of tho exhibitors left tho prctuiscs
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RAILROAD FINANCES.
Roads Which Paid Dividends Last
Year,
Tho Amount Of Stock upon Which Dir
idenis Wero Paid, and tho Ac.
tual Stock Interest,


From tho Eeto York Herald, otk n,
Tablo showing tho railrous upon tho atock Of w,nh
dividends were paid oat ycar, tue amount of stock
upon which auch divitcnd was raid, snd Tho por-
centage Of dividend, also tho amulnt Of real stock
upon Which only auch dividends should hayo bocu
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

sFfstd7 H1s!1le1 70 IDS Fh1sdgo 3FiGaas.
KANahn CITr, hlo., Oct. 23.-OAprLE-isecerta,
99,49a; shipments, s,lbs. The supply Of through
Texan stock nuEu!d IL largo. Buyers are cautious n1i
Prices worked of l0Sl6o. aalea were snRs Of roug.l
$l.76.
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ROME, Oct. 23-1t Is reported that the General Of
the Jebs has transferred the head quarters Of tic
order to Malta.
Cardinal Nsra is about to leave for Franco 1t ia -
deratooa on mission from tho Vatican to the French
Btshons " -
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LONDON, Oct. 23.NswB las becn received Of tho ar
rival OF Gen. Garnet Wolscley, commander Of the
Ashanteo expedition, at Freetown.
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!. LONDON Oct. 23.-Mr. Peasc. Conservative has
becn elected member Of Parliament from Hull by 270
majority.
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HERALD THURSDAY Is lS7a-TRIPLE SHEET

pSia ri Gi'sss 81 iS
for mai: d. Tor psmi mess SIS o s ezra fns
India mess Beef hams continued quiet and
UNCHANGED Small sales were made at from - to SIS
continued quiet and without es.Artai change In value
We have only TO note sales Of $50 smoked at
q Ssss Ss s Ssas
q 94 400 lbs of do same average, at l0c, boxes
do IL lbs At lOS AND y ercss Of d. y lbs
quite active but prices were again easle. We heard Of
sales Of 500 erceS for August At $3.50 tierces for
at al6c $40 sou terces for November, at sHc and
quoted steady. at Sc with sales 80 erces at that
&c, per b the market closing with few, any. sellers
RIcs-1he demand for both domestic and foreign has
been fair in distributing way, with prices ruling steady
Ths sse !, foot .S9H 81
sTsAsss only in light request but firm We heard
OF saiss o. NV ueIces ot prime western at osc Frme
ely SaS.eqh va "a. arm on the essi, of s SIC
sales Shd and rs boxes
ss4ss ed S Cd W ana
isir SIC sss good g prime, Sc SIC groc sSs
e sal Il hsd c c.
hhds. and boxes To: &c. melado &c. exc. Havana
se1ss Sstsn s;s1daoa sSs ~ 49, 40 e. Is
Porte Eof sI nggo cSm S 70 prime sS
Sos ~ . ia and s9s1a Sc
TA1fo Wv was quiet but firm We have only to nots
sales Of 81 hhds Of I prime 6, Ct Nn $50 .,v,
and again decidedly higher prices advancing fully foui
cents The sales loot up $50 bills, all at 81 TO-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

s'sssy 'sSsss'' sS ss.. s7aasiS
'A''' ~" ''''A "'''' New ORLEANS, August %. 1873
rosS Srdasay % Sw @adns x
@ f. ssisSs '' Sale: today S ST.
es ss's. e. s::: ,sa ssssss
s;s. ;Ssas, ;s
sr Ssoa ss $50
Spirits of turpsnne sssSy 4 aais at
ss6% Dip S snS ss Ea ass
hs Ssi;s s 5s.s NJ:
g se p s S9;0'isS RsE sy m Sa
Esx e & n aSSiSa
%san sSsasnw aSIs S%bs f.
Sssns ss ,oSbsa s0j5 Issi 1880 SS wheat
asf sps ell MSss s e. eayn
oats 50 4o9 do; rye 40 de- Canal shipments,
"a = ~
ssS js ss s.ss ss;!' s;;ss5S
xaubes No spring 81 g: do No Do q co. Chicago
sales Of 600 bushels No at ssNc ss7c Rye nominal
Western, 81 20 81 Is, prime Canada, 81 Is Other
articles unchanged
CHICAGO, August q, 1873
Flour steady for old quiet and weak new bushes
spring At q a' No :; cash . or seller August;
demand. lower and unsettled, closing at lOIc Tor No
tsmbeI lss seller 9ctoSsI high J mxed r. I5s
CSC. bid, seller September Rye Arm and in fair demand
At &C. for No; Barley steady at 81 10 81 Il for
No. fall; No spring lower at 78c 79c. Pork steady
ct SIC ~ 2 sls IS cash; sl6 L2]s seller August
held at So short rib and short clear middle 9c.,
with sales OF summer short clear mddlcs at &c. packed
PreSh!s-corn to Buffalo e. he; 70 Kingston c
do corn $1,000 do oats too do rye and u COZ do bar
iiSoo do corn. 1900 do. oats 1000 do rye and soj
do hal
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
"A Little More Life in the
Stock Market.
MORE CAPITAL WANTED. !,
Large Blocks Of Stocks Awaiting a Fayo5Eblc
Opportunity for Manipulation.
TnE PANAMA RAILROAD Company.
They Propose to Absorb Six Of the Iron
Steamers Of the Pacific Mail Company.
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
and a Clean Bill of Sale.
GOLD LOWER.-l15 1.2 A 115 1<S.
Moneyin Demand at q and
Per. Cent
They Propose to Absorb Six Of the Iron
Steamers Of the Pacific Mail Company.
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
and a Clean Bill of Sale.
GOLD LOWER.--II5 1.2All5 l%S.
Money in Demand at q and
Per Cent
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
WEDNESDAY. August 27-6 p. N. r.
Money on call loans was In active demand to-tmy
at the Stock Exchange at ana per cent, with
some transactions at per cent. At the close 1t
was easier at 4 per cent
Yesterday It may be fairly assumed that artificial
influences were at work to produce the results
then recorded. To-day the indications were null
tiplied that hardening tendency is fairly ut work,
and that currency has got into groove from which
1t Is not likely to be Immediately shaken. In time
loans there has been change since former quota
lions. Prime commercial paper is negotiated at
per cent for short date and to 10 per cent for &C.
ceptances running from to months. Foreign
exchange was tribe hrmer, the nominal rates
being l074 1919 for 90 days. prime bills and 1857
o 1885 for sight
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The amount Of bullion reported to have gone into
the Bank of England on balances was f25,000
Consols were steady and American securities dun.
The following are the late quotations -Consos for
money, OPS 1924; do. for account 92X; 500 bonds
Of 1865 (old), 95H; do of 1857, 95Jt o o5H; 1910
bonds, 9oH; new fves 81; Erie Railway shares,
AK AK; Illinois Central. IS; new French loan,
TX per cent premium French rentes advanced to
Sit 96c. and subsequently to 5sf. &C., with much
activity. In Amsterdam the closing prices were
strong, as per annexed quOtations:-Central Pa.
clfc first mortgage s41S; Union first mortgage,
6ok; Northwest preferred, 70%; Union Pacific
stock, 23z; ST. Paul preferred, COY; Erie shares,
bOH. American securities closed strong
GOLD LowER-115h A 115H.
This being the day before the sale of government
gold announced in the monthly programme OF the
Secretary Of the Treasury, amounting to 500 0oO
the price declined from 1l5h to 1855, and closed
at 1l5k 1861. Much Of the business was done
on the basis Of the last named figures. The rates
paid for carrying were 3, IN, 81 and per cent.
The fucfuatlnns were az follnHs.-
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

MIUnited States hvetwenty bonds Of 1855, old 95I1
iS M.Eaie RaiiWay shares AZ SP M.Erie Railway
PARIS BouRsE.-LoSDoN, August H-ll :3)A M-Adyices
from Paris quote rentes at OF 75c. r. M.-Paris
Dispatches quote rentes at 57r 9Oc 4P M-Ientes SIT
75c. 5 =. M.-French rcntes $751; &c.
LiyERPooL COTTON MARKET. LIVERPOOL, August 81
r M-The market = firm with an upward tendency;
Is 900 bales including 5000 for speculation export
g r. M-Sales OF cotton shipped from Savannah or
Charleston not below good ordinary deliverable August
at SAD er Nor the sales Of cotton to-day $50 bales
were American.
LvERPooL BRRADsrUrrs MARKEr.-LIvERPooL. August
N-2 M.-The market is quiet
LIvERPo0L PROVISIONS MAaKET-LIvERPooL, August r.
dP NJ Cheese els. per cwt for American fine; bacon
87a I'd. per cwt for Cumberland cut 2. M.-Bacon 4O
Cd per cwt for shi TT rib middles
LONDoH PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoSDoN, August N-Even-
g.-Spirits turpentine, 32s per cwt.
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ADDIsoN.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, August
n, BETsEY CURTIS WIDOW OF Thomas ADDISON, OF
New York, In the 14th year OF her aGe.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
10 attend the funeral, from the residence OF her
nephew, IL Schermerhorn street. Brooklyn, on Fri.
day afternoon, August ~, at three O'CLOCK. The
BARRETT John BARRETT, Of Malon, county Of
Cork, aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral, this day Thursday, the
2sth at two O'CLOCK from his late residence, No. so
Cherry street.
B9Rss-At Morris claims. N. J. % Aouaay,
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Wheat was dull and &c. u tc lower with n moderate
Ssot sSseyy esfs anHd Th saSs
spring, In store and aoat 81 81 Tor Northwest spring;
also Gar last evening about 90 900 bushels No. SPRING
Ne sales were 20 900 bushels al Sc Soc for warm
FOR sS' white ' sSd ST. Sq 5 ssS sail
were decidedly nrmer with sales about 80 900 bushels at
&c &c Tor black, 43c &c for mixed 46c sic. for
96c Peasc at Csc 81 for Canadian field in bond were
nominal In the absence OF business.
MoLAssss-The market remained quiet, bu, firm. The
lobbng trade We quote Cuba centrifugal and mixed,
fSs re re- DC c Ia ID &c sc 40 nussoyad9 re-
JUG ooc English Islands &c hOc. New Orleans Csc
NAVAL sroRks-fcr spirits OF turpentine there was
good business consumated and the closed
a. nc for merchantable We heard OF sales OF 100 bills
and bbis AZ c Tor Southern and &c. 10 for New YORK.
s M2s %a auo og 9sdess and rattle.
sels fGs o , hn e, dseyery q, 100 Db no
and pse az Tar so 70 the extent Of 70
PETROLEUM -On Change today the market continued
dull, with prices ruling noninally steady Refined ouoied
saas % S RG o Or %Sen or.aS e su
turc months Cases quoted at 2le II &c and uaphtha
reports we're Of or oues rSm the S points
pbllsdelphs market remained duil. but noininaily
heard bbs hs test so atpT here or r,t
ball q septic mber delivery az IRE asd settlement OF
packages lard 1918 bbls and ercss The MARI. r
fss Sb s s Sf 81,
os n,SS p @s: Q, I. sSs prime mess SIS
clear at &c, T5 boxes Of light English cuts al &C. pc
ana zoDoxes on short RIB on private terms Beef met with
> 1oScrs~ ieapiy ana pr'sH were steady, we beard
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

very fair attendance congregated yesterday at
the Exchange, there having been several sales adj
vertsed to be held there. That OF v. K. Stevenson
IT., was postponed for week, and the only tran
saction effected was by Messrs. Anthony j.
Bleecker, son Co., Dy order OF l.. A. Fuller ref
cree, OF the house ana lot on the north side OF
Twelfth street. 1905 feet west Of avenue G,
l6.sxl033, to 4. a. Acker, for 1900 This amount
Is presumed TO be over and above the mortgage
which had been foreclosed, and upon which fore
closure the sale cnsued
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THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, August q, 1873
The market for domestic wool continues quite firm,
and the extreme prices readily obtained all
desirable lots Man9acturers arc free purchasers and
prices Sales have been made double extra
Ohio and Pennsylvania at Soc Sc. Michigan at Acc
4Sc and Western feeces from 42c to 47c per h. In
Siuding all grades Cembng and delalne deeces in
per lb as tn quality California wool ranges from use
to Sc. per ID. for spring clip, as to quality
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BR67 HERsTog--C AAPBELL.-At 221 West Fifteenth
street, IN this city, on Wednesday, August n, by
Rev. George ID. Mathews ROBERT BRoTHERsToN TO
JESSIE CAMPBELL, OF Glasgow.
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sourHkes SECURITIES

eOUTHhVN BECURfTTBS
were inactive, the CHEZ transactions OF the board
consisting Of sales OF q oV shares OF Missouri skies
az s2X a s2A and . small lo$of old Tennessee skies
s'S2' The prices bid we're as follows Tennessee
.Aea old ~; DO. do, new, s1H Virginia SKIES old,
~ 90. do, new. 80; do consolia Sted bonds, SAX;
10 oeierfed bonds. ~; Georgia Sc, sps new. 20;
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The Case Turned Over to the Treasury
Department.

After carefully Weighing all the testimony in the
case concerning the seizure of diamonds by Deputy
Surveyor Brainard Howell ana aids from Mr.. Ian
caster, one Of the passengers who arrived by the
City OF Chester, Collector Arthur and Surveyor
Sharpe came to the conclusion to report the same
to the Treasury Department, with full particulars
and II there are any mitigating circumstances on
which the property is to be restored the
Secretary OF the Treasury Is the only one who
can exercise such authority. The case was
turned over by the Collector to the ninth or law
division, OF which Mr.. Dudley F. Phelps Is deputy
collector. The precious stones were sent to tue
public store for appralsement. The appraiser re-
ports that the cut diamonds are perfect gems,
especially one large stone but partially cut.
Mr.. Lancaster left yesterday for his home In
Illinois, but he expects to go to Washington and
lay his case before Secretary Richardson In person.
few other small seizures have been made yes.
terday, but tue value thereof is not OF much mo.
ment