davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24

The President Of the United States ia
in New York, Secretary Fish is also there,
Secretary DcIaOo is in Ohio. Secretary
Belknp is on an inspection tour in the
West. Postmaster General Creswell is on
pleasure trip South, and several bureau
officers are absent from their posts
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24
FOR SALE!
Trees, Plants, &C.


ENHE uudrrI gned calls the attention Of farm
l erS and Others to The following which he
offers for sale:
200 bushels Of Peerless Potatoes, the best
late potato have ever raised, both in quality
aud yield. Price, $3.50 per bushel or S4jO
per barrel.
Orange Water Melon Seed. The riud peaIs
off like an Orange, They are superior to all
other varites | have ever grown. Price Soc.
for package Of 90 seed. Also Melon Seed Of
all kinds
Dwarf Box, all sizes. Tree Box, all sizes.
Strawberry Plants, all varieties.
Raspberry Roofs, all varieties.
Currant Roots from to 4 year old
GoOseberry Roots, from to year old.
Peach Trees, few, extra fue.
Two year old Concord Grape Vines. Ex,
ira fine, Soc, each, or SO per dozen, This is
the best grape for this climate. have all the
other varieties.
COnovcr, Colossal and Asparragrass Roots.
year old, $3.50 per 1902 year old $3.50 per
Onion Sets Of all kinds.
Pea Nuts for seed
TAll orders will receive prompt attention
and Shall give satisfaction. Address
JOHN s. MILLER,
Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Va
march 6-2m,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24

DEATu OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN We
have to record the death of Que of Mar
shall countY's best and most prominent
citizens. Samuel Hood Esq died at his
residence 10 Union township, on Saturday
last Mr. Hood was prominent member
of the Board Of Supervisors for several
years. He was a true friend, good Clti-
en-, useful man aud a man whose loss,
not only bis near neighhors, but the en-
tire county will feel. .LomdSviNe Repor,
ler
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24

The transfer OF Fred. Grant to the staff
Of Sheridan with the rank and pay Of a
LiOutcuaut'Co Of Cavalry is regarded
by all as an outrageous act in the way Of
Grant nepotism which is wholly unparal.
lelIcd by any previous ncpotic flight Of
Ulysses the Silent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24

Itappears to be the very general ezPcc'
tutiOn that Congress will devote the most
Of next winter to the investigation Of cor.
tuptious, compared to which Credit Mobi'
licr will be utterly Insignificant.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24
Trust &aIal

n pursuance of the provisions ola Deed Of
L Trust executed on the Sd day Of October,
1870 BY Marian Margaret Smpkins to the
undersigned, Trustee, TO secure to BENJAMIN
Day certain bonds in said Deed Of Trust deS.
scrIbed, twhi,h is ofreCOrd in the office Of the
Clerk Of The County Court Of Mason county,
IN Trust Deed Book number pages 1853 aud
259) shall on the
30th Day of April, 1873.
at the front door of the Court House Of said
Mason county, West Virginia, proceed to sell
by way of public auction to tho highest bidder
the tract Of land in said trust deed described,
containing 4O3 acres mote or less, situated in
Arbuckle towOsh p, in said county.
Terms OF SALE;--Said sale will be for eaSh
az TO three hundred dollars with interest from
he 10Th day Of March, 1870, aud as to the res.
lidue credit will DO given until the 10Th day
of March, 1874 Tile is believed to be good,
but selling as Trustee | shall only convey such
Ute as IS vested in me.
JOHN W. ENGLISH.
march 2i-4w. Trustee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24

The Supreme Court Of Massachusetts
has sustained the validity OF the blanks
used ny telegraph companies The Court
held, in effect, that tue compauy assumed
no responsibility for dispatches not Insured
or repeated
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24

A Columbia, S, c., dispatch states that
James NJ, Allen. the Treasurer of Green.
vile Ccuoty. was arrested on Thursday,
charged with being detauIter for $40,
900 taxes.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT About FIVE
o'clock Saturday evening, most terrible
accident occurred at Fred. KoGhler's Cen.
trO Wheeling Bakery op Third sired
near Market, II SCENE that Mrs Koch
Ter aud her child, a bright little one Of
about two years Of age, was in the room
back of the bakery. She was doing some
work on the floor aud had candle sitting
there, A customer coming into the shop,
she went out to attend the call with the
candle burning on the floor and the child
in the room 10 a few moments she heard
the chld's cry, but paid little attention to
ii, surprising that it was crying for her
The screams becoming louder, she ran in
to the room and found all the child's cloth
ing in blaze. Before the flames could
be- eztDguished the poor little ones legs,
arms, body and face was terribly burned,
so that its life is dcspaired of, In playing
with the lighted candle it had set fire to its
dress A physician was at once sent for
and ali done that could be to relieve the
little sufferer. Wheeling Register,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24

Hereafter applicants for divorce under
the laws of Indiana will be subjected to
'uch delays as may cool their ardor. A
residence in the State for tWcnty.four
mouths must be proved befure an aPplica
ton for divorce can be entertained
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24

Todd 4 Ritchie's jute and hem mill, at
Patterson, New York. was burned Satur.
day morning Loss about $751; 900 Iu.
surance $4,000 By this FIRE $50 hands
are thrown out Of employment,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT On Monday I've
ming child about two years Of age, Of
David Thurman, was run over and instan.
tly killed by mule truck loaded thsnlt,
on short track connecting one of the fur
uaccs about three miles above here with
the Chesapeake and Ohio road The
child seems to have been playing on the
track, and became frightened so that it
could not get off aud the car came on and
crushed its head and shoulders upon the
rail The driver Of the truck had no in
timation Of the dreadful accident until the
jolting of the car as it mashed the little
victims head and body, aroused him to re-
alize the fact 1t is thought that careless
ness had much to do with tho accident
Courier.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24

VACCINE AGENTS The Governor has
appointed Dr., Johu G. Hnpp as Vaccine
Agent at Wheeling; DR. Thos Page. for
Marlinsburg, Dr. D Mayer, for Ghprles
ton Kmarha Journal.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24

The general term of the Supreme Court
Of New York has affirmed judgment in
the case of Henry FrsiCh, convicted Of
murder in Saryacuse
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24

The annual Convention (uow called
Geometry of the Protestant EpiscopsI
Church, ofthe Diocese Of Virginia, will
take place the third Wednesday in May,
10 Winchester.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24

Murders, Ares, aud accidents, by sea
and land, are filling the newspapers with
a constant succession Of catastrophos,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24

News from the Moloc seat Of war he
gins to arrive Our army has moved up
on the works Of the Diggow, they have
been driven from the lava beds; and the
cavalry was in pursuit at last accounts -
As a result ofthe two days lighting We
have Eve men killed ami ten wounded -
The Indians mortality ia not furnished -
The grandeur aud precision Of the military
movements upon our side encourage the
hope that the sixty or seventy Nlodoc
braves will, 10 due course of time, be sub.
jugated
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24

The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad has
contributed 5000, 900 toward building a
union bridge over the Ohio at Louisville.
This is with the view Of making their wes
tern connection by the St. Louis air line
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24

An aged negroes in Dclware is reported
as gradually turning white, her hands and
arms are already bIeached, while the res!
Of her body is following suit
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24

The different modes Of thing under
similar circumstances is APPLY illustrated
by comparing the recent arrest Of the par
ties who committed the Bank of Eogaud
forgcries few weeks ago, with the ease
with which all our Congressional and Seua.
toriaI ScouudreIs escaped punishment for
their connection with the Credit MObilier
frauds. The former are now safe in custody
with IA sure prospect ofspeedy justice before
the, mwhile the latter are turned loose upon
our land, ready for fresh grab when occas.
ion shall arise. But ours is a Republican
country, aud even thieves perhaps should
be entitled to the privilege of enjoyiug the
widest freedom, They do at all eveuls, il
they be rich aud respectable.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24
Take Notice.

7 HEREBY give notice to all persons that ]
| will not permit hunt Y, trapping, fishing,
nulting berrying, or any kind Of IrespasSing
whatever, upon my lands (tately leased from
Henry | Fisher, Esq,,) and any one, without
respect to persons, violating tins notice by SO
trespassing will be arrested aud c eall with as
the law directs, JOHN ). MILLER.
april l7-4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24

New York is supposed to be "a christian
aud civilized State, nnl yet in population
Of nearly 100000, there are more than
25O,O person supported wholly or par
italy by public money, or one pauper to
every tWboty three workers! This is a
most Sbahcful record
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24
WEST VIRGINIA.:

WEST VIRGINIA:
A 7 Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
II Circuit Court Mason County on We'd.
nrsday the Cd day of April, 1873,
L0ws Anderson, Executor of the last will aud
testament Of Lewis Anderson, deceased.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-04-24

Governor Smith, Of Georgia, has issued
proclamation calling convention Of Gov,
eruorS of Southern and Western States tc
meet May 10th, 10 Atlanta, to consider the
Atlantic aud Great Western canal, He
invites tho mayors Of cities III Georgia to
attend, and the incorporated tOsus to send
delegates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

rfxcSNart 2g.-tott0n weak iuefuar; hdiingS he
reeeip;s bacs shpments BOG bales stock 1876 hai
CHARIRsroS 20 lower Mtuy, l4i2. low Md
dngs q; strict Cool Ordinary, IL "a l3'c net ecL
1861 taes gross 3.733 Iales eEposo Great Bntapt %
bales eossuse 1864 baesi sales 1000 bales s'ock 2'S
GALVESTON Oct CooDDeinsnd good holders firm Good
Ordinary 139; Orinsry, lie: cepts 122 bales exports
Britain p ~ bales ooagise. % bacsi sales Soo baes
stock, l44S1 hsle,- 800 80 80.
BALTsorE Oct 29-Coon Mdilngs II e.; bow Mddngi
1ltc Strict Ordinary. l4c receipts. ~ bales *
60 bales sales 400 bssi pinnes IOo oaes
$3.50 bales
WrIxISGroS Oct 2g-Cotton que and nominal Meetings. le
1852 bales oJ oaesi sues 81 bAts
stock. 1856 bales - -
SoRFoLK Oct 20Coton Low hddlngs ID 7c; le re-
O4S bslcs; 1850 bales sales 900 bales
1913 bales. ..,
O0i bales shipments 1887 haies. -
ST. Lors O Gull aud lowers Mddngs, l4c receipts
GG6 bales; shipmen,S 40 baes -
s.v.Sran oct 29-Coton steady Htings l4'iri net
ces 800 bes eIpors-coas;ee 4426 bales saes' lSO@
bales; stock 52,3s7 bales. - 49,, ooo,-,
socs COCO bales.
PailADELPmIA Oct 2o-Coton dull Nddngs l549l5i2e net
receipts bales; gross, 9Sl b.les. ., >,
ArGuIA, oct 29-Cotoa ia noera;e demand Mding'' l4ei
receipts. O7S bies; sales, 1901 bae.
NgwORLElS 20 Cotton unscttied Quotations entirely nou
nall Of Low Mlln at l5c net receipts 81 baes
oss des: erporo the continent 1874 baes, France Alb
bales sales. 600 bsles; stock. 56,i0J bales. -
MoBuE Oct 29-Coton wesk; Mddhngs at l47sci Low Mid
balesi
frportfto Britain 44S 376 baesi sales
200 bales stock. 1850 bales.
MgqPHts 2g-Cotton in fir demand; Low atlnqs l3
receipts 1919 bales shipments ll9 bales stock 2lO%O bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30


LONDON Oct 2o-12:30 mConsos for money was i' '"'
g2aa; Uniiei States bonds Ewes 9U's
PKANEYoKr 29-Unied States FyeIwenp DODGE W '
issue Of 1862. - - -, -, ,,.,..a. cotton
an he basis Ordinary shipped October and
y LID do do shipped November and December az Jul
do do deliverable Ja1uaIy at be do on ne pA VI
IrU BfidUpg deliverable December. Of I2L -, AHA
LYERPooI Oct 2g-l mCOton hat ara
oing UpIands ssd9 Mddlng Orleans, 94d sales, lVVVV
Including 2. 900 for speculation and export m,
Ioypos Oct 29-2 .. m.-Brie Railway shares, 39'@
IfyERPooI. Oct. 29-2 p. m-BrcadstnBs are quet, Ar.
IvERpooI Oct 2g3:30p. mSaes OF upanis Cotton o. 'no
basis of Good Ordinary shipped October and November at ss
IoSnos Oct 292:45 mThe rate Of discount In tie open ma
her fr three months bills per cent which the same as ihe 5a
Rognd rate mosey the Stock Exchange On Gov
eynment securities Is per cent -, -. p..,.. Al,
IoSpoS 1913 p. m-Pans dispatches quote hen's ~
57L Ace -. ., A.. c.,,. .,,. TODAY 4 600
bales American. -, MI 49,. ooa p.,i. dis
patches quote Rentts at sac Soc. NJ, 49,. A. Al.
LfvEKpoo Oct pa m-sales OF Upland Cotton on We
b, 6 GOOD ordinary shipped October and Eoyenber 90 on
ne b. of Low Mddnq deliverable November, at bh2L 90 uo'
LoKpoS Oct 29-5 p m-U. Bonds new PVe'. 9O's Bne
FEaSk1oRT Oct 2oU Pve~enty bonds 97' for the issue
AsTwKRP Oct 29p mPetOeum 80 francs Tor hns Pale Amef
Lospox, Oct Evenpgsphs Turpeuiine 1878 per '"t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
noNRgTIC MARKETS.

AtP,yr Oct 29wheat-The marte continue. dali, ne IN MOI
,e MILLING reouest Barley dull NAN rIesu
o, "a S G ar, No A: %ss RtS; No d
White 5le No do 53e, and PanJ Heavy WHITE Tor huhs
$50 @ a1Es &C., s SooD wake Low ddS 4 dy
nchng wSs, qs ,s' so1 s gei %ra q
Gje Oats sm good demand Southern 4o@9@e Wsssn
ern Butter and unchanged Coffee unchanged "h'y nominal
sClScsS.r Oct 20-Pour du sales SO 9oaf7 Wheat Su
81 3oqsl So S91 gaifi Oh II f i zoe oa dull a. $50
4Sc BareJ and unchanged Batter hrm Saa 10 TAR
7 offer lac for ound io steam que. aIa ho% 7 Bs
Suys a. i.1 Do S1 zo At id gear 6 sides
ssies Of 10000 ID 52d5a.i Clear sides da, 3eH2i4s
6ac sides e. WHISKY steady a. s .., ,,,.u,,
,esp are small and there little doing, quotations being IN
changed Pe,Losgm ',ss and unchanged ,., ,sy R,
,r - 4559si l6 no. White 81 42j Amber Michigan ~ 81
Corn dull Ss .s.sc ct ga 81 bI WHEAT 5000
bush. 900 bush Oats slomen-0 600 6gsh "eesI
81 30 GOaGje seled and sacke Oats a. a Doe Se
AND quiet PORK ga BaonshOgdes ae1'e Clear Rio sae,
7d7 ct Clear sides SEgircnred Hams 9l2e BaA
Meats nominal LaNrieree sdSA@ Kes sii Steam noH'H'
I'D sc.i a. 6si for no T. 81 o. for No. 2 cash Cora
Ss o 49, Sisi 1a 4 No. I - Bey a and il m demand
ii 40 for 80 , spring Freghs-wbea. % Buffalo S'y;; TO
s STSG 900 5S Float and 50 900 WHEAT
rI s a a. Gf 5a5 TS aTa at - S. fi
seiye ~ Flour in improved demand srPerhle ~ S9@
Wheat in improved demand 81 47as 52i Amber 81 55@
II ~. no Spring n held SOGSjc Corn quiet bot
arm. yellow 62c; Mixed Western, CLAICHE Oats fairly active
While 400 SOC; Mixed f5047c Western BsrlrY sales 5OO0
bush on private terms Petroleum. dull Crude 10 vi Rsdred IL 20
WhisEs dull at 9ie w.
~ Iors Oct 2aor du-0Vet TO sell; SDperdne Nnie-
"a 500 - p; Extra - 2jHSJ Double Extra Winter,
s 25as6: Treble Extra Winter. 25os7 Family - 2jGs9
Ihat m NJ. Fali
No Rel Winter 55the latter advance Corn lower On he
east side on the track this side No Mixed 4OG4lc on the
eas. side track $3.50 IN elevator for Soyeme 4U ior
nebe, Oats Guner No. z In elevator barley
M aDd unchanged az ~ 2JdSl 30 for No. Spnng. Rive da au!
unc,pgd At G3aG3l No Whisky quiet 1t 9Oc PORK ou
305akl35O Bacon dull lower and rcgular shoulder,
offered A. Cir Clear Rib Sides soil at 62dBac Clear Sides a
make, 6's-i 1c Tor Deceu
her Io auet NJ 50 jOA$i Cattle quiet; Far TO Choice Texans
s3d@3 rs Pair Chaice Native Steers ~Si 10 Receipts
0Oo bb Flonr - Wheat 10000 bush ,or llOOU
buh oats Barley. LOCO BUSH Rye 800 og a"d
/.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
. r. ,1rec, 70 surmount all the financial difficult

3 A. Co. expect to surmount all the financial dicui
ties that NAV stand in their way and to meet all
their liabilities promptly. More detailed lnforma-
tion concerning this house will be found IN IliE
qpIpUNE elsewhere The principal business IN stocks
to-day has been in Western Union, NJ Y. Centrai ana
Hudson Lake Shore, and Wabash ana beyonu tneSe
shares the transactions have been light and unimport
ant The market opened weak but improved slightly
IN the early transactions, and was subsequently,
irregular being alternately strong and weak closing
al general hut not very important decline. west
ern Union opened at 5Sl and after selling at 54.,
finally closed nj 52l. New-York Central went OH
from SO at the opening 60 6js at the close having
sold in the interim at So. Lake Shore declined run
a to GU. Toledo and Wabash went OIL 10 oo' iio"
- al the opening. Other leading stocks oeci'nou
from :. as in the case of Ohio and Mississippi :" -
M 81. Paul common. The opening highest lowest
and closing prices Of active stocks sofa 'o"s WIZ
81 follows: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NRw-YoRK Oct 29-BKEvzs-Thee receipts yesertay
oehupdredtbs total Of SO carr 572
~ ou{e' 10 be snS sae was G9 and limited win
Ordinary TO choice from Kentucky and Illinois sold lOQ
CommnnpAw Nelson Morris had 10 cans Of ordinary to prime
linos seers partly sold at lOAdl2e ID, BY NJ Goldsmith
Kahn had coarse Kentucky cattle n, et average
CO., 81 ordinary do, Ga est at l0al02c
Coouey MPheIso9 bad car; Kentucky steers for Garth held
sman Co, 4 cars DO strong ost, sold At l0Gll &c
ThompsOO, late, and closed the afternoon.
tomorrow ThuAy) about $50 carloads expected including
Mich yesterday and to-day we're four carr. or 76
j. .o s4Oa ee with one choice COW ADD c
for s92 So sales to-day include 20 Ordinary choice
CAl1Es-ArTy 1855 heal Yesterday and 424 to-day er...
steady siOl Eot, sod ~ i,s, Caves
% 80 per beads Il DO s7ds7 80 sc 10 fed Calves sls
per head 20 5O 81 do stss 25 and IL STATE vsas
sHrxr LAssSO receipts Yesterday. Arrival. today were
or s35 h.sd-6 essG fOrghth-s, ea al Comm.
10 ss..p s. as p ~ n
mango. sSspssr .. III: cab
rooIs 70 be-. Ss ., 'fP ;sha mere ,od q, 400 n ssa
s.b not waited the eabby sheep
chased an. killed them but some q them we're ed a. pe. sSS S. Ss
hume Es, a .od iii ITS s s:sp III .,see
$ a. s - a.s s2s s ~ o. S S1
J.@s. R'ss ia Sls.. hep eOS lie
s 6 i:5s IS b. ' iOi Do % D. 7d7 ''' 40 d.
'sS =; 30 e :: I'D ls7 qa .E ss average 81 eo
oGa f1Gst ;a 60 : con- S S O. i:s y ?
Do So N, De- lO5 Indiana, 81 N 4i, IS SS. G5 n
Judd Becssssam for the se.i 1904 Ae,p and
lambs. to syersg. - IS y head % -.
. Is .SS ,ss csE "tEs % s stso aos
over the bo, sss5e D. VIII
sOd YESTERDAY At those tsue CITY ..eghsrsa hoys
highest averages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
venture to say that no statement OF such as'uGo
i; ossets and liabilities has ever been published IN
WHII-sI &C foIIovs.


An examination of the list proves, beyond much
doubt that the key stocks of the speculation carried
on through this house were Lake Shore. Union
Pacific. and Northwestern, in aid OF which the
Lake Shore and North Western bonds were pledged
while the other bonds and shares were added from
time to time, to furnish further margins on the
drooping favoritcs This seems evident from the
fact that large number of those named are but
little used in stock loans.
The house must have made great efforts to sustain
itself when the storm first struck the market, for
nearly one-quarter of the whole amount was loaned
to it after Sept 15 the loans extending up 10 oct' l.
Many of these loans, effected while the panic was IN
full force were doubtless made to strengthen prior
loans az many of the lenders the same as those
Of previous dates, and the margins are 100
close TO admit of the belief that shrewd money
lenders would have risked their money so impru-
IDENTIFY. 1t will probably be found that in making
the new loans the old were reduced, and thus bet
ter average established, such a course having per
haps been considered more prudent than to add new
securities to the old loans.
The banks figure among the creditors to the
oc.n.a IL Al, "A COLL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
WALL~sT. SPECULATION.

The list of securities pledged by the house Of
George b. Grmnell d Co.. recenty.published, illus
trates in forcbie the utter recklessness of
sbe stock organizations carried on in Wal-st by the
powerful cliques which have controlled operations
IN the Stock Exchange for several years. We have
here thu example Of q single firm carrying loans 20
IN amount Of more than twelve millions of dollars
on hypothecation Of $4,000 shares Of stock and
% 900 Of bonds.
since the establishment Of tie Stock Exchange We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

BosroS Oct 29Tbse very little movement In the Wool market
and sellers being ndpod to rate AMI the current
considered nominal prices depend much
inclined offer We quote Medium
Frrs AM Double 4Sd522 Wisconsin and Michigan
a4 peane Combng d6Or for Washed and 40
d43c nvahe California Fall continues to be neglected and in
sng nothing has been done Superne
and Extra from 40 5Oc a. h. according 20 quality
verr quiet peses market bat toward the close there
feeling affairs have slightly improved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
And the following for city bank shares

The Southern Railroad Association, lessee OF the
Mississippi Central Railroad will pay the November
Coupons issued by the Mississippi Central Railroad
Company at the Office OF the Company, No. 20 Mas
sau-st.
The aggregate amount OF exports Exclusive OF spe-
cie) from the Port Of NewYOrk for the week ending
Oct. g. 1873, was S6,40f,43.
The Philadelphia stock market is dull. Pennsyl-
vania Skies l07; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. 10;
Reading Railroad. 81; Pennsylvania Railroad. ~.
Gold lOe3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
RECEIPTS OF PRODICE

y NeftA KIpTf Pfss1Is dRd FdiT0ds
Oct 2e23 ptg Ashes Ia pkg Bee'wa 10 bhs Copper
bales 20 627 bb Foar la S44 ban Wheat 657
537s3 100 bush Malt 95l0 bu,h Barley $50
bush Peas sos Grass seed 81 pkgs f lSS bbs
200 bbl Oatmeal 3l6 hbS Beans SO bsg. frse Al baes
30 bales Hops 39l bi Hides % bb R AZ bass Tow
POS .des LsssT 652 Pls Tsiow 90 safn 43 pig.
Grease 200 pig 0chke 02J1 pkg butter 3is pgs C5ss
Beef Porn 1876 skss Cat Meats 3Ol Lard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

We respectfully announce that in addition to our
regular sales-days of stocks and bonds. which are
Wednesday and Saturday, to accommodate our
friends and the public, we will sell securities at
auction any other day desired by giving day IS
notice ADRIAN ii. MULLER d Son,
AQ178 No. Z Pne-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

NEw-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER PER
CENT BONDS of II, free of tax interest April and
October, and NEw-YoRK AND HARLEM CONSOLE
DATED BONDS OF ~ per cent interest, May and No
vember, for sale by
WILLIAM T. MEREDITH & CO..
No "a Exchange place.