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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-29
sErEsEF's: SALE

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HAN. SHARON 81 L ~ III 7 II \ = i.tttl'
T.. u. S;0 EENEI John J.. III IEl.l ttt /.
IQCIf PATRICK l., CHI :ls,; ~ :. AS
ECCiE ror I'll. 81; oi o.ri:II i,is y, =. - +
IL, sun of s9,1-S 80 Vi i1;,l. :. ons!A tl' L
sand dollars S'.tHui II 1t rate oi W. i'f Stit
p IA, l.! i r. NJ - It, NIB &C. 90 Ia Ii Id
together r,i;h is- k..Gn ci 80? a costs a: q s.
fIirsen!ei.ts AZ! in 3 ID coin snit If1ty
HAVING b., sold il asirg :. lalal.Ct LoA a. u
S5.as 16-i3), togt the With iret i.l g 50 = !"
snisuHtire to the sum OF IS .. aha All Is ; $
that may hereafter Is1e, ;nc 10 NJ eiittttt,
commanding lie 20 make out ~ tie lti.s Lai
property Of tbs judgment debteTs IT eiti.ti OF
tLom AID If suflicitn ut ptrsonal C r.C iot DO
found then cut Of the real p!ePtri! boi, Lei
to them OF either OF then. Ia So Efy H. sara
balance of $3.50 If-lte with cGsfs and accrr ing
costs. ard in pursuance thsieso have Ies.sd
upon and will expose st public sal i'll fr III II
the Court house door in the Town OF tsisoa
City, County and State af,rcsaiC, tn tns
9Th day OF November. A. ID. 1873
between the hou,s of A. NJ and 5 P. ii, 10 Wit:
to satisfy the said balsuce oi said jus en-t nj,
costs, ard acciung costs I'll the I1ef.. tie aud
interest the said debtors bad or now have al tie
time said judgment IS Gel ettl to III, fuJltW
ing described. real prUrtr1y, to Wit: Ii nCiih h.
east quarter oI section ttiIty-iwo t3.j Luith
Cue-haf ~ of south, sst quarter OF lection
tliriy-tHo ,52I, north one-hal1 { ~ OF south
west quarter OF section b irt yiAI,e ia:.l south
west quarter Of section twtn nIne co. west
quarter nf section thirty TWO t2i. the cart II of
sect on thirty t:Gl, sUuths asst QaArt,r CT scCtol
thirty one taiI. west !. OF north, ast ouEri,r Of
section tLiIty-une iSil. Iorih y CT southwest
quarter section thirty -thrte { 3. fracii hal II
W, st J. OF section thi ty-, lie, coma ulng $50
7-ioo acres, all in !. wpship Is, north o1 hause
10 east Monte Ijablo base ard nitriCiEn. TO-
getheI with all improyemt nts lhel eon.
=. t SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson Civ October IL ISIS. CciG-I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
New- gcrsen ReaI Gstate for Gale.
ECOLOMICAL HOUSES-PLAINFIl

~ yloa substantial velb0 Houses with are Lots egl 10
Ten minutes wak from depo good locations $1,000 one Sb2JO
one 81 900, one SIS .OOO essy terms. 49, - am.
A. b. MELLICH. Jr. BRO, No. Pine-st.
or owner GEO. A MARCH, opposite depot -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

maintained the recovery. With the rise in stocks
came unfavorable rates for money for high quota
tons for loans are not encouraging signs of full
market predicated sound principles. and money
lenders are not slow to perceive this under all cir
cumstances. The business of the day shows a de-
cline in every prominent stock on the list and
that that decline was greatest in those
stocks which were most active, or in
other words, which were most persistently pressed
for sale. For instance, Western Union Telegraph,
in which transactions were larger than in any other
stock, fell off from III to to 6s! 81 per cent, while
Lake Shore, which was the next most prominent
stock. declined from IA to "a. or 2. per cent
There was respectable business done in New-York
Central, Erie, st. Paul, Wabash. North Western.
Union Pacific, and Pacific Mail, with decline from
the opening quotations of TO IL. and in each case
the closing quotation at the lowest price Of the
day. Ohio and Mississippi won't off from 30 to 2Sa,
and recovered to 20, while Harlem declined from
l6l to 114l and subsequently, rallied to u.s. Illinois
Central fetched par, and Michigan Central 76i. For
further history of the market we call attention to
the printed list at the head of column, and to the
annexed table Of opening highest. lowest, and
closing prices of leading stocks sold to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
TUESDAY, Oct. 7-P. NJ.


The movement in stocks, both railway and mis-
ceIlaneous, was on q larger and more active scale
than during yesterday, with good deal Of interest
manifested at the course of prices The general
market opened steady, soon became dropping, and
from that passed into positive weakness before the
/ o'clock Board, on heavy realzations, the talk of
certain securities being thrown out of bank helping
the downward tendency, to nothing Of the cheer
less weather. The late remarkable advance has
been due in part to the heavy buyings
for foreign account, in part to the investment
purchases Of people in this country but outside
aud partly to purely speculative purchases. The
downward Wall-st. movement to-day is neither I'M
natural, unheathful nor to be deprecated after the
late buoyancy, for stocks had advanced too rapidly
for healthy recovery. Had the advance been
more quiet and gradual prices would not only have
gone higher, but would have commanded more con-
idenoe. and. therefore. beon more likely " have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
Glendinning, Davis & Amory's closing prices wer,

The London advices were not of great significance.
COnsos were steady, and United States bonds not
much changed from yesterday, though Erie was
weak and down to Al The demand for discount
outside of bank is heavy though only moderate at
bank where the rate is per cent, though fl15,OO0
more bullion was withdrawn to-day. The rate Of
discount for three months bills in Lombard-st. is
A per cent. In Frankfort, United States bonds of
1862 down to o. while rentes in Paris about
$40. These advices had not the slightest influence
on gold, nor was the premium affected by any other
consideration, the market being without speculative
interest all the day. The sales mostly at no..
the range being l1Oi lopenng), 11O50l1Ot. On gold
loans the carrying rates g. 2, 5, and per cent
for carrying and Hat The Assistant Treasurer dis
bur5ed $1,000 in called Five-Twentes and paid out
$4,000 in coin interest though the Treasury has
taken new steps toward the prepayment of the
November interest without rebate The days bust
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows:
Gold cleared, S2l,S94 900; gold balances $GG99O5;
currency balances, S77Ssl0. The following were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

Attention is called to the advertisement Of Messrs.
White Morris 81 Co., who are prepared to execute
orders for the purchase sale of stocks, bonds,
gold &C., and TO draw bills of exchange on London.
The Philadelphia stock market is dull Pennsyl-
vania Sizes 1Oj; Philadelphia and Eric Railroad,
II: Reading Railroad, So Pennsylvania Railroad,
40; Gold l10t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
DAYS

Money during the greater part Of the day com
mauded a commission upon the legal currency OF
LOOSE, and exceptionally of ! per cent, but at
the close loans among the street brokers were max
ing at per cent In the discount market CONNER
cial paper is quoted at IL to Is per cent The pre-
MUM commanded certified checks for legal
tenders and national bank notes was TO II per cent
The outstanding legal tenders to night are S35S9t6-
900, an overplus Of $29G60O0.
Government bonds continue active, and the issues
in most active request in advance of yesterdays
prices. The most prominent buyers are the savings
banks who are anxious to get back the stock sold to
the Government. The market closed strong on the
basis of ll5I bid for 1868 the following being the
closing uuOtations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
REAL ESTATE.


There was a large attendance of operators at
she Exchange this morning. attracted by the announce
nen that T. H. ludlow CO. would sell by order Of the
Court OF Common Pleas, three s4story brownstone
houses on the east side OF Madson-ave. commencing
asb feet south of Sxeenth-st and that James H. Miller
vould sel some desirable lots at Onehundred-and-sev
enthsL Foil details OF property sold will be found be-
low. -,
Jhe sale BY Adrian II. Muller q Sou OF the Ffthave.
lots OF Mr. Josiah JeX will be held tomorrow Wednes-
dayL al noon. These lots OF TIE finest on the
avenue, aud will Ohr unusually desirable oppor-
tnni;y 10 purchasers wishing choice loo atoms.
William r. BOGgett, esq, has purchased the Barcda
Place" at Newport, 4 |.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

Railroad bonds were strong aud in demand. The
general increase in the earnings over last year by
the different railway companies has stimulated the
demand for frst-class railroad bonds, and the I'M
proyement in prices naturally follows Inc sales
are given in the printed Stock Exchange lists above
The following were the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

HowEs g. MACY, Bankers, No. 80 Wa-st., New
York offer the same facilities 10 DeDOsitOr5 a. IN
corporated Banks, and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates
with immediate returns.
&c, for Investors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BONDS-COupon or
Registered. interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EoTJrrABIF TRUST COMPANY. Capital, 100000.
For sale at the Office of the Company, No. rs Cedar
ST.. ny JONATHAN EDWARDS, Iresiuent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
AUCTION SALES NEw-YoRE REAL ESTATE.

Aston house lot s3e sou-sve 255 6Othst
lo. 25aC0 B.ovp,
Bv D. ~. ScEHGn.
4sory l'k house and lot -Sth-st $50 n 3i-ave, lot
iS9.l0a2 o AeFaptsr 1880
81 ", ititr
3s1Sa II Efei 1000
iscr75. OF Geier ' o' 90 .-.. 20AOO
i1S io l 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

NEw-YoRK STATE GOLD SKIES, DUE 1Ssz-S1O0,0Oc
for sale in sums to suit.
GwYENE e. DAY. 16 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

prices ar. lower ,s Of 900 q M 80 s7aass 90 2, oso,ssr
As Tor xsekefel snsn savpy 80 "
GRIN se6 SIS for No $6gSiL lss II a. 80.
sl3as4 Hslar quoted At sIo 0ysis. a.. ~
No. Herring are aod st-shy a. Ipo 80
L. and 28a3Oc Dutch Herring are bess Pe"' ~.
Al 81 b1nli Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Gin Real G5tate for Sale.


.~>.-~--~---~~~-~~--~
A NEW and substantial four-stOry brown
stOle pALATIAL RESIDENCES, 26 Wet j2isL, - oe iiOa
.O2en all day q. ". VAN DORsN, Go 6aaye.
A N elegant four-stOry brown-stone HOUSE,
~ boiutfiy Fesooed sui Ia perfect order; abaa p se wdei
situate f7A-st 5isvs Coalolli price, S&6OO r. IL
GRADY. SCI Cth-sve. bet 46th ard 47tasts
A 7 s27 SIXTH-AYE., by p. II. GRADY. ,
~ HOUSES FOR SALE. between nh and Sixth-aveS: -
Fortyfhh-5tIh brow sioLe 2JAJOllOO .9VJO
3tOuO
Fort stthst-FJurorJ 2l915j2lOO, hagain.... 10000
23HG0H 100 egseuod.... 4.JOO
25v65yl0O irSi,lass. IoOl0
Pcr;yniait-stF 1G s1J5zoo le.sehod 1000
E0R SALE, at a Bargain, TO close an estate
u four story L.h oop brown CO2NBR HOUSE Mad
isonsve ua or Ga comuets every
respect; lot OF apply HOMER MORGAN
No Pnest or L. Coan n Csisr-st (21OD
HOUSE on Fifth-ave. for SALE.-Part pay
RJLASb & WHITING. 3 Beetman-s;.
2 OTIS on Seventy New York, near the
II Boulevard 90 EXCHANGE for country properly.
rutland WHITING. Bookmanst.
OK 0N0 NO MONEY WANTED.-For
p 4OtOS0O. 4o hso l!o.aqa s., HQ s... San, ana
gage cts properly ANY family who wants hoase In perfect onef
shOod look a. Ills Owner gong y earo1 possession at once
RlKEk EESSE 4 Co. 0 Pines.
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ConnlrD Real Gelaie tOf Sale.


nor SALE-33 acres WOODLAND, II miles
II soashery Jauac L. midway between two railroads n1
~bp balf mile OF eseh ana Locust Avenue station
j.. H. STONE, 192 Broadway, NeT-York
NOR SALE-A FARM of 1913 acres on the
rest bank SENECA LAKE. u nei flou Geneva miles
5ron Penn Ya ~ from NeVi r&i gothic house 10 gool of
rooms; house barns &c 80 acies oil "ool '1 & 49,
land vel vstered With running stream the Hunai hne A
Tor raising stock, CEREAL aiming purposes leue
rai ts this ecl0n garden II the STATE The house --cF
situated and e sAe equaiag not slA5
along The Hns0n Property q the late Nv T. p Warl"e f9
parieua address cali on H. l. WARD~ELL 70 soa--, n.
ELUSHING PARK LOTS.-Daily excursions
IL 70 ts bssuiol oger from sore 43J Ihrlsye AZ 100
oloeI Isdes unsceonpued shown courtesy free Excursions
by special lulers Point each sunday % M
somnate tose dgrng the week No MUSIC no e
lunch deaihea VINO simply - iof re- roe AZ sensible
Their bin an can pay gu
p,non, VI spe ilg improved charming village sK ia
from M civ re 10 apply for tickets store
i've. md elegant hubber each 0L prce SOUO ee Nab
$40 nonT without nere. liberal discount 70 e3sh t97r'
P'~ @F'' store 839 Thirt-sye. n y
1.-TWO beautiful RESIDENCEo-Every CON
venenoe each; adjoining te2o gos.,o.3
FAohuug; choice 70 suit ANlHON o. 0D
d. owner, ByeS6i0e station, Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
fnuses dno farms Wdhiro.

WANTED-To PURCHASE-A.n IN nnl NJ p,
be4 Improved PROPERTY worth At least S2OOVO or when
$40 900 cash paid ADD balance In improved am unih
pe el prepe15 close Furnishing VII tge AMI 4 - utcs So
lop must ne located Ia NeW.JeTseY, Long Branch or
IsIfs Of - We hne " The Ee Road address VIII 's'N' AN1
teriuou, Mrs Col HALL, Glea Cove long Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL EXPORT. NJ y. sToCK EXCHANGE SALES
on OCT 7. 1873.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DISCRIMINATION O'CLOCK A. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

Forward eyess are important charge and tho business
IA, ben only extent slcs follows, all Oh oia OF
Low Middings: o, 100 =, - ~. ooo
II % zoe; November 200 II 7l6 Dece er, 300 u 0zc
100 IL 7.I6c February 100. II 2J-3ze total Oo0 9les
Ss today up p October 200 No.; w - $3.50
800 l79ac; 900 II lllGc Noyem5er 24OO lI'2 ~ II
I5.32e; 900 II 7lCc BOO Il l53zi December 40 re
200 II 7lG,i 100 Il l2.; 100, II 1Q%i 200 ~ 1850
BOO IL 7iGc Jauaay. 400 Il l6ci 100 ~ ll52ci zen,
uay 200 l7a. 100 Is llG,; total O9OO bales Grani
total, 400 bales. --.-, -. L.. o. a.,
, manic 10 the The consumption ~ Tg comps
e bs greatly fallen and large sire Limp and Broken sen very
gIosy Stove and Eg lrm aud IN far demand as ~ 10
a. demand and steady; Of West Virginia Gas az td9 oO Jun
isd and soa S78sT 90 Anthracite selling by the cargo a.
* LOdt6 80 ton Foreign quot sales o. LIVER
C,noo az s2ias23 DO Gas slG1$l8 Newcastle sl64slSi
scotch. Sl2aSl4 and Steam. - Do L.. a.
COFPIE-The market been quiet Of late, the
decline In nces snd somewhat nominaf no ~"
MarcaI6o, 2lU22l4ci ard java, 4a21c gold me mar
~ -iay was ou et and Prices nominilly unchanged
CANDfFS-here little uo'hng doing and prices are nom
nal quote Adimsnne 10 OF a. iJc sperm Al oVo '''
al 4Oc and Plrafne at 32Ga3c -,-. -. .c %. II,
in bond Qunno heavT sales - 81 y o. horpmne sell
10 a. az 55q . c1rencT on Lemon and Bsrzanot quiet
b1 prces are CHANGE sales of w. g. Co eno9 o. - OC
S5ero ~ 7U sanlersons ~ 50 AMI BIehmers
- 3D. all god oil Peppermint Is selling q - o. s lS
E1elh Chemicals bat que sales o. soda Ah az - ~ ,
80 80 Sal ~ 30 49, Cusiie hoi 20 ioi
~ Powder - 81 2q=2 90 a gold 10 Caro- soda plet 81 p 90
go and 5jc gold Other descriptions arc aA ""
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quotations /:
The days BUSH

The days business at the u. 5. Sub-Ireasury
comprised:
Gold sl70sl 40 Currency 0aymt SS5G795 90
Gold paymenis.... l2122j7 50 Currency balance Zz OJo %
Gold l2i02i 81 Cusoms....... 297OOO %
Currency receipts. 2O9l 81
Foreign Exchange has been weak but dull, with
but little business doing. at about per cent below
the annexed nominal rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

80 600 U 3 O.. Reg Sl.....l15
800 U s 500 %. '65.lll
), 800 U 5 5-20 G, SO n....ll3a
1900 Y 5 800 X. GT..1l3S
] ,0OO y : $40 o., '67....ll5
= lHlO liz L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
Brooklpn Reel estate for Sale.

tfOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-L0TS Nos.
Il 80 and Beussn- 5Or1OO ou5 Co. 10 To- ani u
a. lOO1lOO. House and Store No IOz Puelpp 27ECO House
l79 Nh0aebyst House No. 1877 WiOugh Houes Nos
az 81 snd % NsssVsL GORDON FORD 81 Cars Brooklyn
E0R SALE-HOUSE-A semi-detGched COT
Il TAGB story basement and cellar frame. ilei
IL; tin roof pa' paueIi al -
provments; rh'd; 80 minutes 10 City Hall With extra iot
nod isOsrT house @ flowers &c desirable
place for party who boHe Tor Ielua or buine oaei
below value. price, E55O0 $1,000 81 900
Owner premises 4OJ Herner between Albany and Toyaye,
Brooklyn
prospect PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
GORDON L. FORD 81 Ciarkst BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

There were few transactions in State bonds.
Tennessees sold at 74O75 Missouri Skies at 3d. and
Missouri Hannibal and St. Joseph Issue at s.. The
following were the quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
Sales bp aurtlon

a htkYiH AnctopeeI
by BANGS, MERWIN q Co, CSC Broadway.
- bear load Iseso " BOosI wsss Ar Cocoa. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

FLOUR AND MBAL-The demand for Posr Hgh ard tie iov
grades Of Winter and Medium grades u p.enr
ana 10 he nie Oh Ps!r ETlrss
GrB Good IA kI
tra active and sm AZ the close bs market dali of ass
grades Gooi SaDrs the liable bet
o. sale, - 400 Bis Including $500 b5 C GrOaad s. 60
90 w nnnIr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

GINHBNG b. in FIR request ~ lo1' oIe p' "1 u'1A u -
u 81 80 tot Pune % Ch0cs quality .
PRgGHIne movement IN the line Of berth Fesh vas fair TO-
v and es eray without change though weak iol G
ye,s, for lt wers II tho demand. and hardly
am Ihe Vag meul. 10 Liverpool b. 10000 BUSH
.a 10 IN bass; 900 boxes Cheese 400 boxes a
30. b. sail 200 bales Of Cotton M al Compressed 30 bids Tat
lou 4 lOA 300 and 70 aids Tobacco pTae terms
"a Io8 b. .ea 900 b5IA kosa S. I'd. 200 bales O a
.GOt bg sal, ~ bhs Rosn a. s. To Gsgoy by om 10 900
S,.b az Ia At 3sL 200 bb Fonr A., 200 bales Hair Il bO
POO b1se 6O and 10000 bush Wheat through ei h
Novrber lnmen puyEss terms To ROTTERDAM by sal 0Uo
In tar at b. 10 Gibra 90 hhls Tobacco a. iOA
Tbr comprise horgrgas bars hence t. Corr lot Orders
and Iia uglo with 1900 g gsin o. 9Ai another WIN
5OO1 trunodl sane Voyate sn rate bhsn 9ng lo"
Bristol. aith 1000 bb lshlei fetio
a. German bark resicr laid on 1rih
fss al carlo Roiteram Norwegian bar hsnce 10 ov W
oer. aaf UaItel En-l0 wl 900 bills Nap1 AZ or Ao
l in Austrian tsTk heIc- t. Beyrouit eh iVoOV se -
Petroleum al 90 u. aad bark hence u hssga WIN
And BOO bb ReGl do al 40. Tor ADD - Tor
Cod arc IL good deGnd srrvss afo g0te Hoes '
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Gin properip 10 Eei.
Gonnirp propertn TO Eet.

ORANGE, n. j., four minutes from M0ntrosee
~ starsn-lTAIIAH VILLA; $lsOOi new house, l3
Rooms; 500; so1ndHgsi gii all Improvements r.
sfALLKhEChT, 80 John-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

based iott1u IA stofc fl-ii- "a 4a"J
~ than halt grade above below tue grade qlOiei
sALks yOK PKgssNT DELvEkt.
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THE MARKETS.
lc.relull, rsportea for rag rnInuxK. I

TUESDAY. Oct. Z, 1873.
AsugS-The receipts Is pks Pos dull BOT
without change pnces quooi So % Pearls are without bales to
tx a quotation. a., t-..-,-- -. Ill. ~
BOTS AND SHOES-The inquiry from the interior has n on
and t oc Ia N trade Is od The Ia TIE money mar
ket las This brancho trade very rc1y oul
prices without change 10 note iac
80, cst c,es h.ve compelled reduce their number OF
hands great is the scarcity OF Currency
CORN AND BROOMS-The imaTso Tor Com has been
yer, ou steady quote: Green liur prime 10
bee 100 2c medium lOe; bed 506c, aud common Co.
IA IN. BrOoms are steady. -..t
BESWAXe Inquiry has been only limited ald 7ales are nom
psIv unchanged at 3O133e Tor Western aud Southern.
COTTON-The make. for Cotton on the spot rus very qlo'
We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

vi ~ = -
(dry n pickPd.gol1 us
SsltO DomIngO&Port-
au-l ,Gts8.. .."yOi1 n
Corpus Cnrsr.cGrucy 80 a. =
IudlanolJ....curTencY - az \
Texas HCugh..clrncy - az
Wes,ern .... currency ~ q
So,tberp .currencs 10 obs
Day sALTED HiDES.
Maraeaibo....."gOld - az
Narinham. ......C0ll - az
leraail1uco. - al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

The business Of the Central RailrOad Company
of New-Jersey for the nine months, ending Sept 80.
compares with tho corresponding months OF 1872 M
folIowa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

lngs. commencing July 1. 1879 as follows:
1873. 1872.
sir diva Six ieUs
For n. week ending Sept. .Sl32sO0 $il028
Preyouay reported ...........49 454Ol 4bi3U7
Totsl earnings sinco July l...Sj37s 2Ql S45oO,@Oo
Inc,eess for vrek ................... 226l2
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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-25
MEETING OF OUR CITY COMMITTEE.

The City Committee met Monday eve
ming, in Maj Connolly office, with Fl. c.
Connolly in the chair, and Henry Burgow-
er Secretary The attendance was un-
usually large, nearly every member on the
list being present. The first business in
order was a report from the conference
committee, which was made by Mr.. La
mont to the effect that the the proposition
made by the Republican Committee was
unacceptable also that the Republican
Committee refused to consider the propos-
ition Of the Democratic Committee, which
proposition was for the people to elect an
equal number of delegates from each
ward of each party to city convention,
and let them 90 there untrammeled and
make up the best ticket they could, re-
gardless Of party considerations. This
proposition the Republican Committee re-
fused to consider On motion, the action
of the Democratic members of the confer
ence committee was unanimously ap-
proved.
1t was then, after discussion and ex-
preston of opinion from all the members,
unanimously decided to issue the call which
appears in this paper. The very best,
most harmonious and enthusiastic feeling
prevailed and the opinion was freely ex-
pressed that with a good ticket, the Dem
ocrats and Liberal Republicans will be
thoroughly united, and that a very con-
siderable number Of our political oppO-
nents, disappearing of the action of their
committee in refusing a fair disposition,
and desiring to place the city in the hands
Of a more careful and economical manage
ment- will support the ticket presented by
the Democrats and Liberal Republicans, -
provided, Of course, that it shall be made
up Of men Of known integrity and of pru-
dent, careful and competent business
abilities.
After the business of the meeting had
been completed, several gentlemen were
spoken Of in an informal way, for Mayor ;
the names of DR. Truesdale, p. L. Cable,
Bailey Davenport, Edward Burial, John
Warner, s. b. Stoddard, and perhaps
others, being mentioned but no means
were taken to ascertain the preference Of
a majority, for the reason that that was a
matter with which the committee had
nothing whatever to do--the people must
attend to that matter when they select
their delegates.