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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-02
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den 0ouSi 6ates in sort unb
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3~tcGensburg, lteWyOrf uno Cincinnati pus
b!i;ir, nit0. Sic beioeu Ioeite limo aui's
reid)ite nit ociu intcrciianiel,en yeieitoiic
oas3eftcttet. 9ti0t btuter GEM Snbalte
Der !3eiii1riit lteben Die l0ol;i1uittc ;urid.
Sielcibtn liIo nieili CUTE rplo9rapbil6c
2irbtiten mo brau1cn Ole Goncurren; nit
ben 6eiten Nol;l1nitteu nidt III i6eueu.
W09en bod Die S3anol9riitcu Der mooer.
men ieiften Sitteratur pom Den Siihen Der
fatbolii9sn 6aniilien ucri6winben uno oil
ibrer Stele Wsonatsi1riftcn 9utcn acbies
ssnen Snbalts Ylus iinben. SIT bod Der
lSreis oss 0ausidaess 10 biQls, 20 Gents
per lDsft. Sm Sabre srideinen Is Ssite
uno nit benz lesten i>efte sibt bic Serla9s.
banb!uns cine i6One, tlnitreibe Garben:
bru6prdmie, gratis.
Sine anosre iquitrirte Monatsitrift, bic
mir unicrn geiern ni6t senus empfebIen
f0nnen, iiub Die sc Mil
iinnen". Die in tSerocr'i6en Terlaae
9ir. 10, Soutb 3. Strcst, ct. Qouis, $40.
cribeinen. Eieies Slatt, bas es lib gum
.2iele seictt fat, Die Sbdtisfeit Der faibo.
lii6en O%tiliiondre, ibre yeioen, @iibem nmb
Sorsen gu i6iloern, lit wobl ncben ben
Missions catalogues" bas bette Gr;eusniB
auf bieiem Seloe. Die 9eitc iino nidt
alein intereiiant, iie iinb losar iebr erbarl.
lid, Oenn, wsr wiiroe nidt an ben Spfern
uno geiocn iener beilisen Mdnner erbaut,
Die AaeS, NueS perlaiien, NueS bnIosn,
Niles leioen, nm ben !SeiOen oaS Gpanse:
liam gu brinsen. Sir bic &enntnib BON
yano unb 9euten, Sitten unO @ebrduden
lerner GOIfer, si6t eS wobl feline beiIern
Naeusn. ais bieie WtiiIionsberi9te. Subem
weib man baB jsoeS y8ou Wabrbeit unb
bic @nse6er Suusrldiiis iinb. Yra6tuol
lino bic Sti6e Der Seite, isbes bapon cine
feline &unitarbcit; mir iibsrtreiben nidt,
ionoera man m0se ii@ ielbit BON Der Gi6:
tiSfeit Der glnsaben iibSrseusen. llnS wie
btli9 limb Die IL Sefte bios 81 IS. Cine
6lsinisteit fur cine 6amilie.
Cine brittle i3eiti6rift, Die mir unIern
Selern nit 9utem gjewilen empfeblcn f0ns
men, 1T bic I'M Sensiser'i9sn Verlase unb
our9 fat ale Su9banblunssn 9lmerifas
gu beSiebenoe vMlte unoneu Welt."
Wtit leidtem 2eieitoiie paaren ii9 redt quite
lpiiieni9aili9e Mrtitel uno sierlide 0tloer
idmidsn bic 9eite. Der Yreis beS 9efteS
lit 20 Gents; Elm re@t biliser. Ssbes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-02
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@elGes iiio Ole @amptfcimoe Der
fatboIiid,en STRIDE?

Mel9' cine (O0Qenmal6iue!-&el0' cin
Srei6en! - @leid elmer S3lausenbrut
uerbinoen ii6 Die GinOer Ser 6initernib uno
i9p6ren elmer llni9uloigen Gsrbcrbcn!
Sin Slid auf Die segcmudrtige @eltla9e
Slpingt un5 III bieiem Iusruie. Salt in
alien gGnoern Der GrSe lit ell piitbcnoer
&umpf aler teinoli6en NtdGte 9escn baS
0fet9 @otte8, Die Stride, cntbrannt, Elm
&i uie ie ieit i6rer Stiituns ielten
cinen wiitbenoern seieben bat.
0aS 6reimaurertbum, bieies i9lei6enOs
Gift iur Die meni3li9e @eieuidaft, bat ii9
ais bOSartise S9maroberpflanse, TAFT iiber
ale SanSer Der GrSe aussebreitct. gu Dem
SunOe sebOrt beute Der grOBte Sbeil Ser aie.
beren unO boben Seamten, in Der 2ose iins
bet man bic 9ewaltisen gelomdnner uno
bic S0nigc Der Snouitric, feline Mitslieber
iiten in Den seietgc6enben 8eriamnlun9cn
10 NADER Solter uno fibren oas 9tuber.
Die Sosc bat Der Stride ben llntersan9 &c:
i3uoren nno iu@t JIG gu ueroerben.
gSie emit i'm ie6,ebnten Sabrbunosrt
bic 5irten auf ibren Gaubs unb Yerbee.
runsssiisen sesen bic SOlfer bes 2lbeno;
lanbes bas &reu;, oas i3ei6en Gbriiti un6
ieiner Grl0iuns, pom ben Gbirmen Der
9riitli6en @otteSbduier beuinterriien unb
al beiien Stelle ben Salbmonb, bas Spms
Dol bes Sslam, Der Helision bes Mubameb,
aufpflansten, 10 tra9tet i'm neunSebnten
Sabrbunbert Der Sreimaurerbunb barna6,
ous &reu, bon %unieren @ottesbduiern, aus
Der S9ule, aus ben SsrSen Der 9riitli6en
S0lfer, aus ben 6amilien ;l reiBen, (bei
ben 9sriaiIunsen Der driitli9en Staaten
lit linn baS bereits 9elunsen) I'M an beiien
Stslle Ous 3ei@en ibres gunbes, aellc unb
S8ursiea, gu ieten.
9n oemiel6en Werfc uno 3iele ar6citet
nit Dem 6reimaurerbunos, uno ais geiii9is
9esgSerf;eu9 OeSielben, Der r9iberalismuS",
Der ben 0ott Der 9briiten nit ieinen fit.
Ii9en Qnioroerun9en oil Den Meni1en abs
ieben nil, nm on ieine Stele ben Gtaats.
goten gu iepen, Der Die our6 GbriituS ge.
Ofienburtc 0teli9iOn uerni6tsn unb benz
SoIte Die Shcnbarlnsen OsS Staates,
ais bic ein,ige Ouelle uIer S~teli9ion unb
aIeS &e9teS, als ein neueS aQeinielisma.
@enbeS Guanselium aaf;uswinsen; Der bic
~aIsemeine, i6er ale Solfer unb QdnSer
ii9 perbreitenoe fatbolii9en Stride Scrtrim:
msrn uno inter Die SaBe bes S~taatssOtsn
brinsen Mil.
Mit benz 6~reimaurertbum unb Dem
9iberuliSmuS ueri6wiitert ii@ oils Oritter
I'M Sunse bas mooerne Suoentbum, ober
wie es ionit nod beibt, bus 0ieformiuben.
tbum. 9ieie yreformirten" S0bne bes
!SauieS Sirael, bic i3on ldnsit all ibr Sus
bentbam preisssseben, uerIansen nit Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-02

ibnen eiscnen iio,i9en 6re6beit, baB bic
seldorenen Sddflsin ser Stride nun sld
ibrerieits bas @otteSbetenntniB aufstben
nnb li9 bon ebriihls unS ieiner Stride oss
trennen lollen. @ie emit Die Suben penn
YilatiS unanfbOrli6: rcrucifige, cruciige,
freusise, frcu;ise i'm" ;%uriefen, 10 ruitiett
oaS Geforniubentbur,, ber SiberaIisnuS,
uno bas Sreimaurertbum unaufb6rid:
yunterbridet, pernldtet Die perlwbte,
u%croammte, fatboliide &ir6e!" Sieir orci
Serbiinbeten arbeiten unb l6aIien, mis cine
wabre So6lenmai6ime, Gag unb Radt an
Dem llntersansc Der fatboliiden Stride unb
beoienen ii9 ba;i Der md6tisitenafittel Der
srOBte SbeiI Der Sasespreiie ipeit tSsli6
auf ibr Gebot @ift unb @eifer sssen ales
9eilise aus uno perIeumbct auf unss,e9te
gSeiie Eapit, gii9Oie unb Yrieitcr, ;iebt
bus l6eilisitc in ben Staub uno madt ole
firdli9cn Ginridtunsen ld9erlid. @enn
pann Die Stride ii9 III sSort uno Chat per.
tbeioiscn, ibrc &edtc idiiten mill, miro
ibre Stinmc burb bas iSudtbauS erftift,
ibr strui bur9 n,atsrieue @epalt seld6mt,
ibrc Sertbcioiser seb0bnt, gelditsrt, ses
Iddoigt burd aue Nfittel teS 9uees rmo
Sul9es. Grauris iiruabr lit es, ober mir
Gbriiten bleiben itanSbuft, mubIuiiIenS auf
rpen nil ucrtrauen. Sc GROCER Der &aatpf,
Oeito srOBcr Der Sies. @raSe sur i3cit Der
Der @erioIsun9 itsbt Die Stride int sriBten
ou unb ;cist ii6 ON beiten Ser s0ttli9c
l ipuuns. Sieien Sir9enuerfulsern miro
AUDI, mic emit benz 60nisc Saltbaiiar uon
8abplon, cine uniidtbare Sano bas yMene,
Ebefel, Ebares", 9eSabIt, seppgcn, sct3eiIt,
al tire MGnoe i6rciben.,
&. t. Stcmpsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-02
s3rsen5reide5 2SirGcm pom 0rocns.
(6wegern. Gin New Oorfsr politiI5ss
nintt tA,e;kt \ ,riihcr.

Mmeaern. Gin Mew Yorfsr politiI3ss
glatt i6reibt barber:
.9os Wirfen Der OroeasI1pcitern in
bicli9er Stabt eriireft li@ ictt and aui
bas Yofen- Soipital aui Ylddwels So
lamb. Seit ciniscn saSen baden oi;
.5iIters of Gboriip" BON %tonnt ct. Win-
cent bic &ranfenpflsge in jenem Sauie oes
Sd)redens iibernommen un0 6lrfte Die
Sebuuptuns nidt 81 oeipa9t icin. bah nit
Dem Gin;use Der @armber5iSen S6pcitern
Den arInen &ranfen i'll lenem Solpitale
Der srite Gtrabl Der allies umfni
ien0en edit driItli1en Giebt 81 She'll
9eporben lit. Sieie &ranten, iuel@e lett
Der nur BON Strdflingen beoient uno ges
pls9t wuroen, ipllen BON nun on unter Dem
S6ube BON Srncnsi blpeitern leben. bic
alien CLAIM Der @e.t, Gbren- uno SAINT
lien. SteQnn9en als ni6ti9 i'm VsrSlel6
nit ibrem boben solen Yerufe bcirnhten
uno Ji6 ausi4lieBlid benz Sienite @otics
unb 8erten Ger SarmberSi9teit setplomst
BADEN. Inter folder 2eituns uno YIlc9e
lit oas S6redbafte ienes Ortes uerl6wun'
Den ; Den Mn9ebrriscn Der &ronten. iuelNe
in bas Yoden' SOipital aufsenommeH iper'
Den, miro lei6ter um's SerS iein une man6e
Der grtrantten, beren 2eben iur ourG
loraf6ltise uno umiidtise YfeSe erbaltsn
iperoen fam, wsrben sebeilt oas SOpslpl-
tai perlaNen, oeiien Sbor inter Dem friibcrn
aesime iia ionit INNER binter osnlelben
9ei9loien bate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-14
COMMERCIAL FAILURES.

The suspension-noticed in the HERALD yesterday
OF Messrs William B. Hunter & Co, tea importers OF
No 1876 Front street, has excited much comment in
trade circles Tire liabilities Of the firm said to foot
up as high as $3.50 600. The partners consist OF
Messrs William d. Hunter, George Wykes Jr. Thomas
b. Robb and John II. Steven No estimate is at pres
ent made OF the assets Mr.. Hunter attributes his
failure principally losses in tea and by the shrnkago
in securities and real estate meeting of creditors
was held yesterday afternoon but the result
definitely ascertained. The firm was largely con-
nected with the Canadian trade, and IL will DO
some time before full exhibit can be made The
banks and moneyed institutions said to be the prin-
cpa sufferers. II is said that there is doubt that
II degree OF orbeaance is exercised by the cred
itors the Arm will be able again TO resume
Strauss, Lehman Co, of No so Leonard street. Inn
porters OF woollen goods, failed yesterday. Their La
btes amount to about $500 600 Most Of their cred
Halifax, England A statement of their affairs is
in course OF preparation and will be transmitted
their creditors by the first steamer Tho cause Of tho
failure Is the general shrnkage Of values. The drm
have made assignment for the benefit Of their cred
itors.
meeting Of the creditors of Murray, Ferris Co.,
the South street shipping merchants was held yester
day at the Office OF the assignee in bankruptcy MI v
Bowman, No. Beekman street The assignee submit
ted his report TO the effect that the joint estate OF the
bankrupts not settled so as TO enable him 10 make
a dividend. The individual estate Of David z Murray
was however settled and this the assignee de-
clared dividend Of forty per cent payable 70 the in
dividual creditors of Mr.. Murray.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Oct ~. 1875.
Cotton firm; middling, 13c low middlug Il, &C. good
ordinary ll1ac Act receipts, 2f3o bales kxports-lp
Great Britain, 2,o32 to the Channel 1850 Sales 2so5
NEW ORLEANS. Oct i3 1878.
Cotton Arm; good demand: middling, 1889; low mid.
gross, DAB sales. 5000 stock 59,i29.
MoBrLE, oct 10. 1875.
Cotton firm; mdding l3kc; low middIing' I2ssc
good ordinary 12hc. Net receipts 1910 bales Exports
coastwise, l,So2. sales, Zoo stock, 1927
SAVANNAH. Oct H. 1875.
good ordinary, l2sSc Net receipts ais bales Exports
10 Great Britain 49, 70 the Continent 1870 coaSwse
210. sales, 2,26J stock, 44,l26.
CHARLEsrov Oct l3.Is75
Cotton hrmer middling, l3ssf i3sc; low middIinr,
1916 iac; good ordinary 124c. Net receipts 1913
bales gross $500 Exports 20 France 49, Sales 800
stock, 4Ou2L
oswEeo Oct 10. 1878.
Milwaukee CUB, 81 % Corn firm 73c. Barley quiet
sales 600 bushels choice Bay Qunte 81 "a aud $500
do, canada on private terms Corn moaBolted, S3I
bolted, 80 ton Mced steady shorts $40: shipstu
corn ana ryc oa4c barley, 44c, to New York; barley
&C. 70 Albany and &c TO Phiadelphia; lumber 81 ~ 70
70 the Hudson, Lake recepis-Nhc heat, $500 bushels
barley, 1000 do lumber 1850 feet Canal shipments
Wheat, 2l,sO0 bushels; barley, $1,000 do lumber,
1oOO feet Grain the canal from Buffalo 0swego
udewater yesterday noonWheat $4,000 bushels; corn
tgsovo do oats, $4,000 do. barley, $1,000 do. Rye,
1870 do.
BuFrALo. Oct I3 1875.
Lake rcceptsFour 10 500 bills wheat 500 busheis
corn IA 200 do oats Al 900 do barley, 1900 Railroad
1850 do; oats 5000 do barley, 5000 rye, 800
do Railroad shipmentsFlour, 400 bills; wheat 3eOO
bushelsi corn, $500 do oats 5000 do barley l5o0O
do rye, 800 do Canal shipments to tide water-Wheat
do. to interior ponts-wheat, $500 bushels Canal
freights uusaiiiad: wheat IKE 794ci exc e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-14
CARD FROM MR.. LATHAM.

To TIE EDITOR or THE HERALp:--
In the HERALD Of to-day there appears an article con-
corning George Wilkes and certain charges be is said
have brought against District Attorney Phelps which
contains illusions TO myself that cannot permit to 90
unchallenged. Tho fairness which has always disn.
tinguished the HERALD will afford me the OPP
porunity OF refutng through its columns those mat
tors which, IL left they appear in your Journal ara
likely grievously njure among my associates ano
states:--
First-That the District Attorney refused 70 permit
an indictment TO DO found against mo oy Inc 1rana
Jury. -
Sccond-That while in the employ OF wilkes do
frauded him of the sum Of $50
pronounce each and every Of those allegations
false and malicious in every particular For publishing
these statements in his paper ! am az this momeni
nrosecutfne Mr. wilkes criminal charge Of libel
Verv respectfully, JAMES \, LATHAM
NRw YoRK. Oct 10, 1879
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-14
THE DOCK COMMISSIONERS.

regular meeting or the Dock Commissioners wan
held at their Office in Duane street, yesterday alter
noon, Messrs Wales, Dmock and Westervelt being
present The Corporation Counsel was requested to in
qure as to the necessary TO pursue in relation
acquiring possession Of the ncrtherly part OF pci
SO and northerly part OF pier "a North River,
the owner, Mr.. William G. Rhinclander, having re.
fused TO sell the property TO the Commissioners.
Mr. Edgar Williams and other citizens sent In a com.
muuication asking for increased dockage the Har
lem River which laid for future consideration
Mayor Wickham transmitted letter announcing the
appointment OF Generals Gilmore and Newton and Mr.
William +. Worthen TO examine the nature Of work
done the sea wall at the foot Of Canal street.
Amer the transaction Of some unimportant routine
business the Commissioners adjourned until wednes.
day next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-14
WALL STREET NOTES.

THE s'cRACK" IN WESTERN UNIoN-THE RAIL.
ROADS MUST MAKE QUARTERLY sTATEMENTs-
WHAT GOVERNOR TILDEN THINKS.
Stocks yesterday were feversh. Their fluctuations
are recorded in the financial column In the morning
great disrust of Western Union Telegraph stock was
without much regard to cost. At first rumor was
started that there crack in the bullding,n
and again that the company about to sell the 900
shares OF stock held in their treasury but the for
mer theory did be corroborated the shares
rebouuded from the lowest prices An examination OF
the
WESTERN UNION REPORT
will perhaps. give better explanation OF the decline
in the stock than any theory OF defect in their
building There are cracks" everywhere visible in
the report
There seems TO be growing disposition the part
OF investors to demand that the Governing Committee
of the New York Stock Exchange shall insist that the
companies whose shares dealt in at the Board shall
make quarterly statements of their affairs that these
reports must be sworn to- and that committee OF ex-
perts from the Exchange shall at any time verify them,
in order that innocent
INVESTORS CANNOT swNDLED,
as upon late occasion, when damaging reports were
thrown out the public under fraudulent representa-
tons, a dividend declared, which meant to
be paid and hundreds of people ruined For their
honor well the protection of the public the Stock
Exchange must adopt this rule
GOVERNOR TILDEN APPEALED TO.
A few evenings since gentleman waited on tho
Governor at his residence TO urge upon him the
sy OF reform in the above particular. Mr. Tiden
much interested in the matter and it Is beyond doubt
that there will be bill introduced at the next
railroad companies to open their present sealed books
to their stockholders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-14
CLOSING PRlcEs--3 P. ;.
THE MONEY MARKET.


Money on call loans closed at ~ and per cent
Foreign exchange dull and weak this afternoon
fear OF further squeeze in cash gold. The
rates for active business were ASK and 4S2Js for
bankers long and short sterling. Rag money at the
close Of business to-day was worth s5s4
GOVERNMENT BoNcs.
Government bonds strong and higher this az,
ternoon, owing 70 the advance in gold, Tho offerings
were limited. The following the latest quota
tations--United States currency skies, l24 124H;
do do, 1881, registered, III 1915; do. do, do
coupon, 1913 1884,; do. dve-twenties, 1862 regis
tered IFS; do. do, do, coupon, llsh do. do,
1864, registered, 1l4A; do. do. do, coupon, ll9
q 119A; do. do, 1865, registered, 1l5A a l16g4
do. do do, coupon, 1875 1l9I; do. do, 1865
registered, now, lls2s ll9js; do. do, do do,
pom, 1lsN 49,; do. do, 1867, registered, 10
a 1905; DO, do do, coupon 100 1905; do
do, 1868, registered 120k l2lA do. do, do,
coupon, 1904 l214 do do, tenfortles registered,
1l5% ll616 do do do, coupon III liza; do,
do, 1ves 1881, registered, 1lG2s 1l7JS.
GOLD MARKET.
This department was the theatre Of more than usual
interest and an advance sharply defined from l15s
70 ll61s, at which the market closed The undertonc
Is favorable for still higher figures not however be-
cause Of the result Of the Ohio election SO much as
because Of the known scarcity Of and the fact that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-14
NEW HERALD THURSDAY SHEET

owing to Syndicate payments considerable demand
upon the market is expected at an early day The
mistake made by the people Of the country IN esti-
mating the value OF gold that they do not regard u
as cosmopolitan quantity. similar scarcity IN iron,
wheat, cotton. petroleum, turpentine or any other
commodity subject export and used by the country
for the payment OF its foreign debt would show pre-
csely the result-an adyance-and until
the country 10 in condition TO meet that
foreign Indebtedness without more or less OF pro.
test and disturbance, the general condition win
always and inevitably be the same. Political econo-
mss have repeated the story for centuries and there
is no difference now, except in the civilized man
ner OF applying the principle Gold, after declining
from ll5X to 1853, to 1904 closing that price
The rates paid for borrowing 1872 564 l16 l-32
and 3 Ga per diem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-14

The following are todays prices of mining stocks:-
Gould Curry, ls-adyance / Savage, s1-advance q;
Chollar-Potosi 6s-advance 2; ophir, "a; Hale Nor
cross Al Crown Point %; Yellow Jacket, 61 Becher
II; Imperial Il Virginia Consolidated 29s-declne !
California, GO; Overman 43-decne 2; Raymond &
Ely, 29-advance 2; Best Becher, 49-advance /;
Kentuck II; Union Consolidated O.; Alpha, II;
Meadow Valley, 8; Sierra Nevada, IA; Mexican, %;
Caledonia, 17-advance l; Eureka Consolidated, Is
Coin shipments East to-day amount to $1,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-14
we uNIrEn sTATEs rREAsuRY

THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Washington advices state that the Treasury balances
at the close Of business were as follows:-Currency
$oe5O 600; coin, $40 5000 OO less coin certificates
slsoooo oo The Assistant Treasurer paid to-day
81 900, gold, account OF interest and S62 600 in
redemption OF five tweny bonds The internal revenue
receipts to-day were sos, 1882 and receipts,
S4e0 1893
STATE BONDS.
In State bonds Missouri skies OF 1876 sold at 101H
Georgia sevens new at l01 and Tennessee old at so.
New York registered bounty loan brought 1861 and
District Of Columbia 365s CO...
FOREIGN MARKET.
The following are London prices -12:30 P. M.-Con-
soils for money 9sM for the account 93 1916 United
States bonds, 65s old, 1867; Erie, preferred, 81.
P. M-The rate OF discount in the open market is
nominal and transactions subject to the action of
the Bank Of England From Pars-Rentes, 65f 35c.
$3.50 p M-Consols 90 1916 for both money and the
account Amount Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank
of England balance to-day, f32 0o0 Refined petro-
leum 1Od. 1014d. p M.-United States bonds,
1865, old, 1881, COUPON 1S67's, 107H,
fves 1885, ex coupon. Erie Is. From
Paris-Rentcs, 65E CSC. The last London prices
are as follows:-Consols for money, 93T
"a; do for account 937S "a; 1865 bonds old 1o3%
lo4, ex coupon; 1867 bonds, 1914 1o7k; ten-forty
bonds, 1olSl; lives, 1O32l 1o4, coupon; Erie,
14A a Is. To-day is settling day at the Stock Ex-
change 1t is the general opinion on the Stock Ex-
change that the Bank rate will be advanced on Thurs
day. The failure was announced of Henry strachan,
stock and share broker Of No. SO Throgmorton street
His liabilities said to be heavy
SHARES.
Bank shares were dull. Fourth National sold at 95%
a 95A. The latest bids annexed Central Ma
tional 99z; Chatham, 1876; Chemical 1000; City 300;
Commerce. 122; First National, 200; Fourth National
90; Irving, 1927 Merchants, 12l; Merchants Ex-
change, l02 New York, 1872; New York National Ex-
change 102; North America, 100; Phoenix, or State
of New York, 108.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were quiet Chicago and Northwest
consolidated coupon gold bonds sold at IS $751;
Union Pacific rss at 1921, and sinking funds Ss3s
The largest transactions in these issues Chicago
Burlington and Quincy sold at JOG, do Fights at
115k, New Jersey Central consolidated irsts 1885,
Alton and Terre Haute rsts 107 Ohio and Mississippi
consolidated at SO, and do. sinking funds at 90
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The following the Philadelphia stock quota.
a., tbr otatonl ate 10,
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The following securities sold at auction to-
day:-$1, 600 Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad first
sevens 79L ST. 900 Ottawa oswego and Fox River first
Fights, 1osk $1,000 Burlington and Missouri River
Fights, convertible, 1l1&; ID shares First National
Bank, Brooklyn, 1907 100 do Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road 1879; 100 do. Erie Railway Company, 1861 100
do. Hoffman Fire Insurance Company, 9SS 25 do Ger
man-American Insurance Company 1o1K; so do Col
umbia Fire Insurance Company, Sc; 40 do. Hamilton
Fire Insurance Company, 1868; 81 do New York
Equitable Insurance Company, 2O79l 20 do Guardian
Fire Insurance Company, 1908 800 do Brooklyn City
Railroad Company, 1sSh 10 do National Bank OF the
Republic 92li; 10 do Pacific Bank, 100; Z do Sixth
Avenue Railroad Company, $40 so; 35 do Niagara Fire
Insurance Company; $500 Sixth Avenue Railroad Com
pany, scrip certificate, $50 5o $1,000 Louisiana eight
per cent bonds due 1910, 10; $1,000 Peoria and Rock
Island Railroad Company, first mortgage, seven per
cent gold bond convertible, due 1900, 46JS
RAILWAY REPORTS.
The gross earnings of the Louisville and
Daffr1
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CHEESE MARKET.

UTICA, N. Y. Oct l3 1873.
There $500 boxes Of cheese sold during the past
week Herkimer from he 1870 for farm diaries
and from l3c. 30 1916. for factories
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

nRY GOODs-A YOUNG MAN WITH CAPITAL
IL wishes 10 purchase interest in estal shed
house in this line Address DRY GOODS Dos West fwen
ty-third st.