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NEW YORK, May 5.-I'he members Of the
Daricn expedition were on the steamer
Rising Star. which arrived yesterday. They
have surveyed Il practicable route for canal,
which will be only twenty-ei-ht miles lnn",
ria the Atr,to, DoSnado, and Nipa rivers, ut
III estimated expense OF S7O,0OO,oGO. The
route involves tunnel OF three mites.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


France.
PARIS, May 5.-AdmiIal Rcgault de &C.
nonilly is dead. He was minister Of marine
and colonies under Louis Napoleon.
Spain.
BAYoSSE. May 5.-The Carlists have re-
occupied Vera, in Navarro. after sharp
fight with the Republican troops.
Italy.
ROME, May 5.-The Pope has suffered a
relapse, and is again confined to his bed.
Later.-It is announced from the Vatican
that the Pope to-day received a party oil
forty-fve pilgrims from Fanse, and made a
long reply to their address.
Austria.
PROGRESS OF THE VIENNA EXPOSITION.
VIENNA, May 5.-Rapid progress has been
made in the arrangement of the interior OF
the exhibition building since the opening
All the departments are filed except that Of
the United States, which is still empty
Great indignation is felt by American eX
hihitors at this state Of things.
The public have been admitted daily since
the 1st of May. The weather, however, has
been unfavorablc, rain having fallen almost
constantly since the opening, and the mum
Der Of visitors thus far is below what wa:
expected.
Switzerland.
FOLLOWERS Oh rERE nyAC1STHE ExCoMMUEI
GATED.
GENEVA, MAY 1.--pcrc HyaciH:he said mas!
yesterday in the presence of twelve hundred
persons. a decree Of accommodation ha!
been pronounced against those who attended
the ceremonies.
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ST. Louis, May l5.-The 81. Louis 81,
wing, Bank was swindIed to-day out Of
:! 500 by an cl"san;ly-drcsscd man with Il
inrrri cllCck
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FINANCIAL.
..fgY TELEGRApH.l

NEW YORK. Mays.-Moncy easy at sG7. Sterling
Iuet ana steady. Gold. llfi6II7. Governments
'ir'n ana Meady. States very dull, except Tsnucs-
see $. winch closed stronger. Tcuncs<ees, So; new
3D. 11rghias u; new, 30; c,nsols 81 deferred. Isl
LOUISIANA s. . nr", TO. Lcvec's, 20; So. 80. Ala.
oana So IS. Georgias, 73 "a. 90. North Caro-
linas, 2' rev, le; special tax. Il. South Caro-.
lina's. -; new. II; April and October -.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, May S.-Flour quiet and steady.
same; good prime red, Sl.ao@s?.o5. Corn dull
white. CSC. yellow. 64c. Oats dull southern. SO
SIC. Bacon-Shou!ders, sa@sic. Lard stG93c,
WhIekay
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LIVESTOCK MARKE

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-Becf cattle dull and
lower Sales, 3.?Jo: extra Pennsylvania and west
ern steers, s75c@ss; fair tn good, scso@s7; COM
mon, :5Mts. sheep In fair demand: sales, zoos
firmly held; sales, 1900 head at ss.5oG:s75 for
cGrD-lpd.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, May 5.-Flour frmer and inactive
winter supcr:iue, A.5o1$5. Corn steady. Wh;
key firm ut SIC. Pork dull ut SIs.25. Bacon quiet
with only jobbing order trade; shoulders, SIC. clea
sides lode.
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J. AMBIEE SMITH. &. MAURICE SMITH,
T AMBLER SMITH BROTHER,
y. ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Rooms Nos. AND MARSHALL HALL,
corner OF Tenth and EaEk streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE A
SPECIALITY.

The Lewis amendment. adopted the lIih OF Fehru-
my ara srcr,.~ Ia In. Bankrupt al additional eA-
rlIiItinn I'm exec, al the hive hundred heretofore
exempted of rwO THO SAND DOLLARS aSii'ist MI
judgments aud DEGREES Oi State courts.
Wifr's right OF dover IS, Is heretofore, preserved
Intact $500
{. MAURICE SMITH prnsecutcs claims of every
d.Srrniion against the tuite States Government.
Mr. j - OF toIIS.aB expert In bankrupt matters,
IS connected viii. the irm:
Corr, ,cudcnce solicited. mn ID
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FmLae.AEY.A, aay 3D. Len, Hugh Meal.
...''f, delegate tt !srye ~ The Corslit uti9.!al
'"T"sGti0a, IL dsad.
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Observation-Disclosures.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 5, 1873

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY 6, 1919.
Sun rises ........... SOB Moon gets. ....... DO
Sun st;S.......... 6:52 Ugh tide. ....... .12:tt
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Fire and LOSS or E.i1c.

NEWPORT, n. H.. May 5,-Thc house Of 5.
L, Bowers was burned last Night a falling
CHIMNEY killed two persons.
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-. L"yis, May 5.-John >crliner killed
"'.." i.a't.. 'hi, morning in order 10 prevent
= ~ uIrriagc with lis [ocrlinc'' > sister.
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LAWLESSNESS IN TEXAS.
OUTLAWS ROAMING AE LARGE.
A TERRIBLE STATE OF AFFAIRS.
THE ADMINISTRATION APPEALED
TO FOR PROTECTION.
STORIES OF \ MAIL CARRIER AND
OF \ COLLECTOR.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.

,-.s,,,,.c-ov ,I,r corrosnou,lcnt of
,ha c,ar,.r;,;,,, from cornnS Christi. Texas
s,,.s T,, ,oo,,Io If W,.h;,nton have no idea
~, ,.,;ar,, ,h, ,1,,;n;str,,;o, n,c novor
,''N A.. :,',,,,,,n1 -, .,,n ,,,.,,-,
,,.,:aI, ,,, ,,no,, o,.;s,;,.. in
49,. ,,,,o t,r ,o,r. and now ;ncrr,sad Il,
-, ,a 81, ~ came, ,>.,,,,o ;,
,.i, l,ro.n .,,o ,,.,,,i,, 7
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Az" " inh -" 49, "4
- ,"' SG'' ,',,, n,o .,,,lor, ,nI n;,:
'''' - ''O'>.I =,
"c"s VI '''> ~0""'s 500,
acC'i"''''' ~ '""' "''' ''D'N
eyes 10 'N' ""'''''''''"' WI '''' l'''
'et'lo"'
hc lo'o"''s - "'''' ~, III W " ''''''
c'' Iva ", we" .'''' ''''N ''''' i.'''
XIV ,''"','' VIZ - 80 ~
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When ''les ca'''"' ieh '"c c'''''e ''''o '''>'N0
thcy Xiii ''eIi' w '"' Spo'' "'''' o'l'e' ,''n'
poor aeN'' oi t"iepcio ~ ou1 '"c ''''''
unuer the ie'1'l's % IL, .'c' 9''''e "''
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c'''s Is "''on"'0 ''' 1'- "'N 49,!
VI P'S'''."V'' ,r''...
the l'"'' ~ '"' l0"' - Wv
heafi'eH, IN ,e"'ie'.o' VI N~''oH'' y, '''',
lIlct, "li'c lo'"' ''I"A ''''''o ''o'. .'' W
| corpus th's VII u. 100" "'''0' ''0'
Whe'e ne i'''e oe." ''''e" ~ .1'',N' I'0'e'"
iii'''' i"nu>' 'a- SIo ~, a., (..,.,,,,.
T,':.. l, I1,d J.. NO., .,,rh, tho entire
VIZ '''' ''''' ,,,, -,
i"'; "0"'" ,''' 80 49,. ,,a..,.d. co.,
ms ," =, n.me ,hcv have given 70 the Ameii
@0s ".,n> =, w.. ,..,aa
,. A.. 49,, ,.;,.ns III. .t..1r.o,,
.,','
THE col ,rcroR,s STORY
at ,ceo;vcd Info,,,,ion !, co,,n ,h.,
niyl,t. 18th ultim 0, from the mail.rider or
his WAY to Laredo, at 8 O'Clock, of fine fac,
! that he had just cen released 10y these bands
who had held hrn prisoner the previous day
10 determine wha | they should do with hin
and the mail. They concluded TO release
| him. n he was 4 Mexican, although Il citizen
| of the United stat es. The bands at the time
| of his arrival ut kearney's camp were then
| about twelve Lilies away, composed of the
! worst despcradccs from Mexico, who stated
that they did rs: Sh TO hurt l!cyicaDs, but
| only Americans and American property.
| As is customary. the iaI.nerS must when
those raids are made leave their work aud
ebouldar their mu>kc Is to protect their
'''" M r;oh, >, ao en-
nOlutS, WV. ~" ~ ~ -
| I'm accordance with the Sow existing law,
hut are compelled to from the want of troops
:, rrotect them.
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COMM ERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Monday, May 5.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAr.-Whtc. /? bushels. Red. i:s bushels.
CoRS.-White. - bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White.a ~ bushels at Fills.
WHEAT.-Red. % busls.ls ut sI.75: lo2 bushels a.
81 .sU-total, g bushels.
CoRS.-S bite, ~ bushels prime ut 75c.
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 5.-Virsinia consols. 5,-ldd to-
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/ r. TODUS
u. CEi,EBRaTED FAMILY HAMS:
Another supply jlst received and for sale Ivy
an % JOHN A.SLOAS, sole gent.

BACON! BACON !--Sercnty-Gve hogs
ID heads SIDES, BREASTS. and SHOULDERS,
bought before the advance. aud WI Inc sold low.
ans A. Y. STOKES l. GO.
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OUTLAWS ROAMING AE LARGE.

A TERRIBLE STATE OF AFFAIRS
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Who BU-nrd a'1:H;nhin, s.. e.. SRrio
tRc a,a.c VA.

WAsHl&Gr1N, May 5.--For the Gulf states,
Tennessee, ard the South Atlantic States,
falling barometer. southe1>tcrly and ca>tcrlS
winds. hisr"r temperature. cloudy weather,
and ruin.
For the lower lakes and thence to the Ohio
valley. northea,tcrly winds. increasing pres
sure. and partly cloudy aud cooler weather.
For the Middle States, higher barometer,
low temperature, partly cloudy weather,
al; >oullwes:erly winds vccrins to north
farl
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CROQUET FOR 1873.
J. T. El.LYSON,
BOOKSELLER,
llo MAIN STREET. :

YOUTHS SIT.
This set Is made OF hard wood well made, aud var
nishcd strong and dura5l', aud Is the best sci 70
The price in the market. i'ri c, 80.
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New YoHK. May 5.-Paciic stock fluctu-
atcd to-day. The last quotation was 50.
The final decision in the Stokes case is eN-
y cted tomorrow. 1t is believed it VII he
.,iynr-u m Stoke,
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MEnNEspAY. Oct. 15-P. ".

Affairs on the Stock Exchange were much de-
pressed again at the opening, and with stories cur
rent that money lenders had cOnspred against lend
ing on the Vanderbilt stocks, the pressure OF new
blocks of stock fop cash. and or two suspen-
sions Of stock houses. lower decline in values TOOK
place with prices still nearer TO nothing than yet
quoted at any time. About II o'clock 1t became
known that large remittances of money were on inc
way here aud with the banks in good shape and
matters outside Of Wall-st. here well as III
London, also encouraging, the stock market
became reinforced by orders to buy ana
this started a movement I'D a reverse direction
Aided by sharp demand, to cover short contracts
long lines having been put out since the Stock Tx
change reopened, the leading shares became imDued
with new spirit and strength, and the entire market
moved along the ascending grade In an encouraging
way The paying of S3600,000 dividend on the Cen
trail and Hudson River Road helped matters amaz-
iugly. and vigorous trade was driven in Central,
Lake Shore Telegraph, Northwestern, wabash
and Rock Island the investments also picking up
materially, as seen in orr comparative taDle'
The wayne hints thrown out early in the
day about the Grinnell bankruptcy case ar
sumed definite shape in the afternoon, when
it became known that Judge Blatchford had
dissolved the injunctons in the cases Of George
thus releasing about 10000 shares of stock hypohe-
Gated with various parties, and permitting the same
eventually to come upon the market. This was IN
some quarters regarded as fayOrable 10 further
rise in stocks but we cannot see why in case these
stocks are to come upon the market under forced
sale or in other words under the rule" the effect
should not be to depress prices. Possibly however
arrangements may have been entered into by
the parties in interest to avoid the usual
course in this case, aud thus prevent the
compulsory sale of the securities in ques-
ton. The extraordinary depression III the
general list of stocks yesterday Is attributed to
the idle whsperings. industTousy circulated, to the
effect that the Central dividend would not be PAID
to-day. and to the alleged fact that Commodore
Vanderbilt had lent the dividend money IN the
street. and that the calling in of the loans for use
to-day had necesstated the slaughter OF large
amounts of securities hypothetical for this money
The general feeling in the street seems to be- not
withstanding the feverish and osclating course OF
the market to-day that the worst IL over. whether
we have really touched bottom yet OF not, there Is
certainly better reason to hope that we have than
existed at any of the several upward reactions that
have taken place since the commencement OF the
panic. The opening highest, lowest, and closing
prices of active stocks sold to-day were follows
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LITERARY NOTES.

G. p. Putnam's Sons have nearly ready for
-pubneatiou Haydn's Dictionary OF Dates" by Ben
ANN vincent: the, fourteenth edition revised, en-
YEA and brought down August 1873, TO which Is
added an American Supplement- and Biographical
Index prepsIea py ooS "; ao u'n"tp' ~ u Vns la %
Scribner's Monthly, beginning with theI forth
coming November number, will be published simulta-
peousy in New aud London. The principal feature
Of the year will he THE Great South" series OF papers,
written by Mr.. Edward King, the well known young
AnthOr and journalist Illustrated from sketches fut
Jshed by the artist j. W. Champney Of Boston, who ls
now travelling with Mr.. King through the Southern
States. Mr. Kings articles on New-Orleans and Lous
Kama published in the November and December , nun
ben, will give a statement OF the actual conditihot
Of finance, business, education and politics III ~ "a
section These two articles alone Will cover anu.
magazine pages, and include between 70 ana ~ tsl
items Two American serial stories ana = Sovem-
sTies by Mr.. FrOude will be commenced IN the Dats
beT number, aud Mr. Stedman, Ia his ~. pTown.
viii discuss that most inspired OF women oDtetn
ing The December number OF Scri6Her VIII contain
new dialect poem Ivy Bret Harte and 10 die 20 How
number he Will have Christmas sVo'S "S
cid Man PiunkCtt Went Home"
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Glendinning Davis q Amory's closing prices wer

The gold market was active and feyerlsh during
the forenoon at los. 1O8J0l0sl l09G les. los
the 70 o'clock price-though in the afternoon deal
incs the market was very quiet and mostly at l0S.
The market for the most part seems TO have dis
counted the receipts of foreign specie already here
and in transit, El55,O0O being on the way, shipped
to-day from Liverpool No further change is made
in the Bank of England rate of discount, though if
necessary to check the outflow from the Bank,
the step viii not much longer be delayed
The hesitation in pushing the rate TO six
was occasioned by the general belief abroad,
and entertained in many quarters on this side.
that the specie would speedily indt way back again
TO foreign shores The amount withdrawn on balance
to-day was f93OO0 for remittance to Alexandria and
Copenhagen. The rate of discount in the open mar
ket is about one per cent below the bank figure.
Consols are steady and United States bonds strong
and higher. Erie was feverish and selling down 10
ISL, but later reacted point or so. The Assistant
Treasurer redeemed $1,000 in called bonds, paying
ont sol 900 in coin interest the public debt. The
DAVIS business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered
Gold cleared S54265O 900; gold balances, Sl27017s
currency balances, Sl,5lS,j34. The following are
Z he nuotatiOns
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Neu llubIieailors.

A j. DAVIS a. Co., noors ov u.pvoSrn
n. IsIRRS or STANDARD BOohS " ~ D,,pu
TuIfosoPiIY FRgR RELIGION. AND GENERAL hhfOie"
Rast Peurthst, New iorA,
NEW PUBLICATIONS: ~ II, NIL.
IN TaR iJRKRA CHRISTIAN for this week Henry w beo"t
has he following hdloriai auu ''H''"'" @'N'
4 The Free Rel sous Association,
\ Bishop TocraB The Dcan OF entronfjs
nj koies ron Hungary bg john FretwelL
1lurl, nd BY Canon freemautle
v George Rhot and her ROoks By Martha r. Love
Liter. from Home aud Foreign Correspondent,
vii Repo Meetngs Of the Evangelical Afrte ft
keheons Association Womans Suffrage Association; and
The 1sas literary aHd selected after ,.,,,o,,
xil contain d. BkLLONSS recent StMuN on
STuR TRUR ALLIANCE OF CHRISTIANS"
h,ay THURSDAY MORNING. Pnee ceLts
J. n. HAILOCK. Publisher,
Park BANK Building. 2l4 Broadway.
TATILKIE COLLINS's " AFTER DARK"
w ERR AND BEAUTIFUL EDITION.
1TfgR DARK A Novel BY Willie Collins With bis hie-lke
yarl on The cover Being the volume Of the and 6eau
fOI EDITION Of wRe Colns being issued By Con
Scie octave volume paper cover, pte 'eVh'e cents
o. pabiisbei day by
r. B. PETERSON 4 BROTHERS. PHILADELPHIA
AID - for sale By all booksellers and agents
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Since jan l.....sls3 z573ol 100 s2@o579l2o
Messrs Brown, Wadsworth & Co. have resumed
business. they having notified the Stock Exchange
to that effect We believe this is tho first private
banking firm which suspended during the recent
panic to resume.
The Philadelphia stock market is feyersh Penn
vana Is, 1O4 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, II;
Reading Railroad 4S; Pennsylvania Railroad, 4Ci.
Gold 1888
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3days

Money has been very difficult to obtain al day
and while borrowers Of unsurpassed and undoubted
integrity aud financial soundness could get accom-
modations at seven per cent, yet the mass OF Dor
rowers were compelled to pay i-1oa i0;0i per cent
for their daily requirements. Prime discounts are
as last quoted Legal tenders were frmer and sold
at a premium of 1 to per cent against to yes
terday.
United States bonds have been heavy and lower,
after the upward reaction Of yesterday the market
being irregular and unsettled. The closing street
quotations are as follows:
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Insrpn u. ORv1s & Co.

Bankers, SO Broadway,
/ Execute orders for GOVERNMENT BONDS STOCKS,
! and INVESTMENT SECURITIES, for CASH.
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Railroad bonds declined early in the day, but
afterward recovered sharply, the Chief strength
being exhibited by the Pacific mortgages The fol-
lowing were the bids:
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT. NJ u sTocK ExoBAEoE SALES
OCT. IS. 1873.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPA RFMENr-10i O'CLOCK a. NJ.
5000 52O CO a.. 1861 900 g. Reg 81 10 a
10000 62O Cp 67lllss 1000 $40 Coup 61lOo 2
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HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET

Ngw-YoRK. Wednesday, oct IS, 1873
The sqles effected to-day ut MessrS. Barker
& Chases CITY Auction Mart aud NewYork Tattersas'
were reported as fOll0w':
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Tomorrow Thursday the 10th inst at 10 a. M Major
& W Bsrker of the above firm. will offer at public
aucton,st the private stables, No. 2JJ East TwellsL
n Uim5cr of wclkuOwu ana valuable troer. the prop
crtv OF Nj George EOOn Alley OF this citv. Among the
Lots TO be disposed Of. are three by Rvsdyks
UambetOniau one colt by Dictator Qu brother TO DeX-
teri and lilly ~ Messenger DliOc out OF l~%@S N"hei
(thc dam OF Mr. Boomers Starte).
The large sale of rotnC stock at Col A. II. Tayior's
stock ana breeding farm near Turner's StdlOu, IN
Orange COUNTY York, will positively come of on
Friday next the l7th inst Catalogues giving Iull de-
scripions and warranted pedCrces OF the horses That
aIe 10 he offered obtained at the Offices of the
managing auct Ouecr. Mr. Arch. Johnston, No. 81 Mas
sat-st. and al his Horse Auction Mari la East Ilr-
teenth-st near Uniyersty-pldce. Special trains VIA
Erie Railroad, foot of CnauUcrs-St al $40 a. M.
There very moderate degree OF activity In the
local carriage TRADE, with special feature 70 note
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The days business at the U. ). Suo-Ireasury
covered
Cd eept, m sos S39 Al Currency paints. S3I3339 81
Goipayuenu 274s g43 80 Currency balance 263D5ll 80
balance $50 W CusonA ZZSOOV w
Currency receipts. 1879 10 40 o.e 900
Cancelled Gold certificates o. s. Treasury e2O6oO0O
Foreign Exchange was dull, and rates were nomi-
naIly same as yesterday We annex quotations,
promising that business was about tot per cent
lower:
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REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Conpon or
Registered. interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, SlWO0O0'
For sale at the Office Of the Company, No 20 Cedar
St NY JONATHAN EDWARDS, President
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And the following for City Bank shares

The following shows the exports Exclusive OF
spece) from the port of NewYork to foreign ports
for the week ending October H. and since the be-
ginning Of the year:
1871. fS7o lN1J
Po, The v.ek - - oO9 Oj2 s8 22b 767 s7,0257 III
1900 III AGl Aaa ALLLllAls
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported tor THs rKIBoNy.l

ICareiuIy reported THs rKIBoNyl
WKpsssDAy, Oct ID
ASHRS-The receipts to-day "a pkgs os are Fea5J 'ho
in Unite! itu NOMINAL
COTrON-The Cotton the sQot mas lfn ohV ~
tied the erngs are liberal AID prices are a. = b lover We
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL

HowFs g. MACY. Bankers, No 30 WaH-st., New
York offer the same facilities to DeDosItogs az 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
Special attention paid to choice stock, Bonds &C
& r. for Investors.
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State bonds iwere weak and lower. but the sales
were light. The following were the bids:
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Fam Schools.
panfino Acaoemirs.

Dancing Aca0emics.
At TRENOR's ACADEMY OF DANCING,
" Lr Hall 723 Ih-sye pupils attend o. hs''
,uvenence and taught 10 waltz sepaaeT send for circular
A DODWORTHs CLASSES for ID ANClNG,
n. No PIP Plh. ave, corner Twenty sixtbst,
Are now open for the
T,e, ,eel-Mondays Tburdayi Tuesdays aud Pria''
Wednesdays shd Saturdays
oncs veek-ssiurdav mornings snd FRIDAY EVENING"
Ceptlemsn on Monday and Thursday evenings
Send for a circular
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Inc baae1 Oh Notton ID sorr 'Aa1s ~ -
more than ha' grade above or below t1e grade l19.eL
SAILS POR PRESENT DSLTERr.
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decline in stocks and advance in gold here to lo
There were rumors Of trouble among the foreign
exchange dealers late in the day. and the irreguarty
in rates was cited as an evidence Of this, but we
could not substantate any Of these rumors and the
eccentric quotations were natural reflex OF the
situation at London. The suspension Of prominent
dry goods firm was reported, but this could not DO
verified, and we forbear to mention names.
The stock market showed decline for the day Of
to 81 per cent, Erie leading the list In the late
dealings there was little more seadiness but with
very little recovery. The transactions to-day were
on q moderate scale, and unattended with any
special excitement. The opening, highest. lowest.