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AUCTION SALES.
,UNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

nuNCANsoN BROS, AuctiOneers.
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sa esrooms, tn a. owe out At. N2A
1t ' is's'Dp'0'GiuNc ANsoN BROS. Aucss.
DUNcANsoN BROS, AuctiOneers.
Regular SALE HOUSEHOLD FURSI-
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SUITS, BEpsTEAps, MkRnRoBEs. ut
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1t DUNCAN, N RIOS
., T. CoLD"EL-L, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRtsTEEs' SALE of EINpRovrp
$fvEsTa t HSD SSV sTEEfs ESS SRTn
By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated March e. g..
40 one y the iand records asf for f tSe
ct OF Columbia, and al the written request OF a
ON S fae1iSn
9TH 1878. al $3.50 O'Clock pm, the folIown S-de,
ton, ID; G., IA wit: All those pieces or parcels Of
ground known ana distinguished as Lots Numbered
beIed eight hundred and ninety seven tss75, to-
gether with the improvements, consisting of two
Win Drlck basement, &c.
Terms: one-thir cash, and the balance at
SIX, twelve and eighteen months, with interest at
per cent. per annum secured by deed of trust on
the property sold or all cash. at option of purchaser
| A deposit of 500 required at the time OF sale,
and all conveyancing at purchasers cost Terms
| TO lie complied with in seven DAYS.
BRAINARD III. WARNER In
d22-eotsWILLIAM A. GORDON. trustees.
BHTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until SATC RDAI, January 18th, 1878, same hour
and place.
BRAINARD II. MARINER, lrr,,s,oos
J'-eots WILLIAM A. GORDON, { trustees.
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Ohm SHERMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer,
y st. Cloud Building
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TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Eouipmeut.
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RSTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
pONED until January 7Ih, 1873. same hour and
place EGKEA AtS % Il r WARNER, }Trustees.
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II ESSONS IN GERMAN (native tongue), Latin
- and Greek. by FREDERICK MUSSAEUS,
formerly Ins. of Languages, College of st. James,
Md. Circulars in bookstores. Address 42O Sd St.
northwest. O23-tr
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ES-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, January 4th, 1875 same hour and place.
BRAINARD II. WARNER,
d2l-2aw Surviving Trustee.
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T T. COLDWELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING, No. 913 DESMOND ALLEY.
EETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH AND AND +
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
- BY virtue of a deed of trust to Daniel l.. -
Eaton and myself, dated January 10Th. A. D. fMI
1873, duly recorded in Liber No. 707, folio.A...
l45 one of the land records for the District of CO.
lumbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby. l. as the surviving trustee, will sell at
public auction in front OF the premises, ON FRI
DAY, December 21st, 1877 at i o clock p. M, all
Was iHeg or prcet OF sroG, ng IN the city OF
thirty three $50, in square three hundred and
lightweight 1881, and beginning for the same at
the southeast corner OF said lot and running thence
due north sixty-one (6D feet and six (6) inches:
south sixty-one (6D feet and six 90 inches; and
THENCE due east thirteen 3 feet to the place of be-
ginning, together with the improvements, &c.
Terms: One-third cash. and the balance at six,
Twelve and eighteen months, with interest at eight
per cent. per annum, secured by deed of trust on
the property sold: or all cash. at option of the pur
chaser. 500 deposit required at the time of SALE
and all conyeyancng at purchasers cost. Terms to
be complied with in seven days.
BRAINARD II. WARNER,
dec3-2aW Surviving Trustee.
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COAL AND WOOD.

PATENT
BUNDLED KINDLING WOOD.
A FIRE LIGHTER IN EVERY BUNDLE.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN USE, AND
THE ONLY BUNDLED WOOD INTRO
DUCING A FIRE LIGHTER.
Ask your Grocer for it and take no other.
FULL STOCK OF COAL AT LOWEST
MARKET RATES.
OFFICE, SOUTHEAST Cor 18th ST. AND PA Av.
MILL AND DEPOT, TTH ST. WHARF. nov16-tr
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RAILROADS,

DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
ID THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
TO THE
NORTH AND WEST.
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
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KlNDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL, 1927 18th
n st. n. w.-Misses POLLOCK & NOERR,
PRINCIPALS -Children admitted between the ages OF
and 10 years. Normal class for Ladies', For par
X St. NV. oct15-3m
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"a THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until TU ESDAY, January 9th, 1878, same hour
and place.
BRAINARD H. WARNER, }rr,s+aas
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STATE BONDS.
State bonds at the Board were higher for Tonnes.
SKIES, new series, ana steady for old Tennessee
SKIES IS Missouri Of 1888 at 101 to which
dealings wero confined; District Of Columbia 3.65's
sold at 1884 decline Of Y.
RAILWAY BONDS
In railroad bonds st. Paul. l. ana n. division, do.
clined to 9SA and do. consolidated siugin funds to
93k New York Central coupon nrsts sold Ut 49, do.
sxos Of 1883 106 Central Pacics at 106 Union Pa
c,dc nrs.s 1857 and Fort Wayne seconds at 1151s
Toledo and Wabash nrsts, ex-coupon, rose to 10l.
Harlem registered hrsts sold at 12ok; st. Paul, La
Crosse division, NJ 1o6X; Long Dock bonds at 100
Erie thirds at lo5k, interest. and ST. Louis and
Iron Mountain Hrsls at 10i. Pacsno Railroad bonds
closed ss iolows:-Union nrsts. 1868 1867; Union
land grants los lOoH; Union sinking funds, 90 Il a
o9A Csntrals, 1861 a LOG.
MEMORANDA
The following despatch from the West gives tho
movement Of grain at the leading points to-day
Chicago Receipts OF wheat, "a, 223 bushels; ship
ments 30s9l receipts Of corn, 49, 1888 bushels;
shipments, I'll de- Miwaukee-Rcceipts OF
wheat, AZ, 500 bushels; shipments, %, 200 do 70
cepts ofcorn, 10, 200 bushels; shipments, 100 do.
The exports of domestic produce trom tho port Of
New York for the week ending this date were
81 625 433 against $7261.045 Tor the corresponding
week last year. and $64l7,217 In 1875 The total
por,s of produce since January I, shis year, were
$3.50 9ls against $1s5 for tho period
last year and sl76, soo, 500 In 1876.
Gold sold ~ 1909 all day. Tho nnal loans were
made fat
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CUoTEk'S GRAVE.
WERE HIS REMAINS BROUGHT TO WEST ro1xr
ron INrERMENr?

WERE HIS REMAINS BROUGHT TO WEST Po1xr
foR INTERMENr?
From the Cleveland Leader, Sept IL
MI Eugene n Cowles mas bees taxing q run eus 70
the Tar West during tho summer rsosss and letter
from Tongue River, Montana describes tho neglected
appearance Of the Custer balsisnsd and makes
surprising asssrtions:-"At arst ths bodies OF the
brave men who Tell there we're lett 10 rot In the open
air, prey Tor bir 3 and beasts Then penurious
Tor thor burial made, and tnev were buried
shiitessy that Tue irosls rains and wolves OF but
winter suficed TO unssrth tncm, anu now the
whom went down with MIS- lace 10 overwhelming ioesv
poor skulls are resting places tor ths deadly
Nor is this all; IN sovsnIy style are they rssssa
that even body Of tss gallant Custer the oravsss
OF America soldiers was not remembered. although
unmulilated and plainly recognized, snd tn cheap
ruse was resorted 10 OF sending the bones Of some
vulgar leamster TO lie with houorsd relics Of the
natious bravesl warmers al West Point. as The ~.
mains OF tns modest OF oil her knsntiy dead.
Instead Of decent asd CHI burial tnat toe
ware of Custer and mis- gallant dead livery where.
Tor twsaty miles w and dowa tss Valley Of tns L,sshS
BIG Hora, taess bones sre scastsrsd, apa thers are
none, nee ewes tue goveenmsnI In whose dstssee
they died, VINO vii care Ies then These fsets are
not ssosrsUy Hnsvn. the ohssscter " the besss IN
the Cussf soih 70 set nnoWn gsesrAiiy nsss q
ksosh. vet . pcrson vac has lived within twelve
miles Of the bait icned aimost since she day u vac
ought ny auIGo1y Ter shs sta semeas ehAI cusserS
roaains veee - anaRAs veaA AnAaAS
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AN OFFICIAL IN CUSTODY.

An examination Of the accounts OF ex-supsrvisor
stephen 8. Marshsl, OF WHITE Plains, recently instt
tuted Dy the Board OF Town 0cers led 10 the dscov
cry that there was due to the town the sum Of
$1,000 which he ought TO have paid over TO his
cessor, Edward q. Sutherland, but had Jailed 10 do.
Under these circu instances Mr. ID. Morgan UnderhiiL
tho TAX Collector OF the town, preferred complains
before Judge j. o. Dykman. OF the Supreme
Court, In order to prevent any qubDliug
or delay mat might occur IN case the matter was
brought before a justice Of the peace The warrant
Was placed IN the hands OF Deputy sheriff Henry
Ford, who succeeded IN nnding Marshall In New
York. Marshall after obtaining the professional SER
vices Of Chauncey Shaner, socomp suied Ford -
WHITE Piaius, where Judge Dykman vas asnt for and
Mashan was arrsisped ana tnen rsmsnded 70 ths
custody Of the Sherih
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An Active and Advancing
Market for Stocks.
MONEY CONTINUES EASY.
Government Bonds Strong but Dull-Statcs
Firm and Railways BuOyant.
GOLD STEADY AT 100 1-2.
WALL STREET,

STREET,
TUESDAY, Sept. 3-6 P. MI
In tho course Of today's stock business there were
some additional fractions tackled values but In
point Of activity the market failed respond in
commensurate degree in fact the day was dull one,
though strong one-a condition OF things which, It
must be confessed, is In direct antagonism with
Stock Exchange traditions Ordinarily duluess be-
tokens depression and activity strengths but in these
perious times It is q wise stockjobber who knows
whether he is a-foot ahorscback after he has once
entered upon tho speculative arena. To-day he sx.
psrsrced something Of both-in the early hours
tumbIing with the market, and later ON getting on
his legs again as prices improved. At anal gong
sound the Spectator upon tho bull side found
himself pretty wolI poised and prepared to stand
all that q further advance should require
OF him. On the contrary tho bears were Inclined TO
Rrow rise In prices and resolve in their minds
whether 1t would not pc prudential to wash their
paws OF every thing the shape OF short contracts
AMI betake them to early Information. So at
least did It appear to-day from tho efforts made 70
rover shorts in Of the leading stocks Partcu-
iarly was This the with the grangers. which tow
ard The end OF the day snapped at by the bears
with unwonted alacr.y II signs do not tail the
upon grangcrs has ceased for the present.
and existing bears, who were formerly bulls. are
preparing to return to their original allegiance.
Every thing better to-day, IN measure the st.
Paul stocks taking The lead under the sharp covering
Of snorts and sympathssicaly improving tho general
market In fact, stocks outside Of the grangers
have been patiently ano steadily waiting for the
upon these securities TO be removed 10 order
10 assert themselves upon the bull side Of the market
The continued strength Of Lake Shore, Central and
Hudson Western Union and the coal stocks Is an EVIL
dence OF this fact. Appearances however dcceitful
they may be regarded by the proverb point to better
prices. stocks have been sitted, as from pouncs
box from the hands Wholesale holders into the pos.
,ession Of retail traders; money is cheap business
prospects good prcos Of ruling stocks low enough
TO warrant 4 successful upward swirl. movement
OF this Kind has been expected and ITS realization.
within short period, more than probable.
RANGE OF FLUorUATioS.
Following are the opening, highest and lowest
prices OF to-day, together with she closing quota
tions:-
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT 1-l6C. LOWER; FUTURES CLOSED
QUIET-fLoUR sTEADy--wHEAT LOWER
CORN FIRM-oATs FIRM-PoRK DuLL-LARD
EASIER Whisky STEADY PETROLEUM
EASIER oils QUIET-sPIRITs TuRpENrINR
FIRM-ROsIN QUIEr-CoFFEE FIRM-sUGAR
FIRM
TUESDAY. Sept. SO Pm.
Business FAIR In nearly all the leading articles
Of merchandise, ana the markets were generally
steady. Dry goods were in fair demand. Hardware
also In fair request, whilo in groceries, &c. fair
trade progress. On Change -four was steady.
Wheat was lower. Corn firm. Oats arm.
Whskey STEADY. Pork dull Lard dull easier. Cot
spot easy and Lice lower; futures closed
quiet. Coffee and nrm Oils aud petrole um
quiet Rosiu quiet Spirits turpentins arm
quoted 4<c for pots and SIC. for pearls.
ANTHONY ruled steady az lizfc 12xc, gold. for reg
illus.
BxrswAx.-some 200 lbs Western and Southern sold
at 271Sc. 2shc.
CoprEE.-The market for Rio about steady. The
very up 926 bags making
the stock here this evening bags Rio and Santos
fee FIRST hands The transactions include the following
1924 bags Santos lots Tycho Brshe. and the
following lots OF Rio City Of Rio do snsro % 200
2i59 do shipped to Chicago, 100 d. 1900 do lin ots
900 do dn lots), 1000 do 624 do. 1874 d. ass dn
iots 6o4 do. l743 14e4 do, TOO do. 1900 do.
so7 do. oil private terms. Mid ooTse
was quiet. We Quoto:-Ordnsry cargoes. 14<c. .
141sc fair do. l61zc rood do. Ito prime do, 17ke
I7sc range for lots. 14c &c., Santos fair
good Ice. l6c gold 90 days; java government bags.
23c 24c do. mats 23c. s24c; Singapore l6c
l7c. Ceyos, &c., 1885, Maracaibo. l3zc 17c LsguAy
ra. l4c q 1e1sc.; Jamaica, lac. = 16hc; ST. Domingo
l2Ac. 1870; Porto Rico l4c l61sc; Costa Rica Lee
al7e; Msxcsn. loc. Ito Mncasssr. lie. lss; An
gostura, loo. l7c; Savanilis I3c 1910; Curscos
CooPxKAGE STOCK was dun. We quots.-k Glasses
Shocks 32nch. with heads 81 IS 81 30; shocks
g 500 81 boz .h.oks SOC 6oc rum do 81 pipe d..
larry prime. s3 $35 do IL feet. do. SIS $50 NJ.
COxpAGE duii, but unchanged. VS. quote m emilia.
rope ysrns loc. l7c tarred Msns l4c sisa rope.
9tsc = l0,,c. New Zealand. Ike. 12Sc- Russia 17c
the spot aud l-l6c. lower. Futures
opened at about yeserdays closing prices closed
quiet about the opening prices Prices nuctuaed
little during day To.days closing prices compared
with Mondays, were rs follows
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THE MARINERS DUNNAGE.

"Keep your weather eye on that dunnage," quoth
James K. Ryan, an ancient mariner from n ew Bod
ford, Mass whom he left his luggage the other day
for safe Keeping at tho store No. ACT Tenth avenue
"pm OF tor n cruise about here. said he, and away
he went. In popped Mark Quiglev, . venerable
tramp, some moments later. ''Suiver my umbsrs,n
no observed very empnatcaIly As though tho marine
flavor OF the remark wouid completely hide hrs
IDENTITY. Ito Then took up the dunnsge and said.
"I,n bring this with now" SO away went
with Ryan's personal property TIL Onicer McCor-
mack, oil the wentieth precinct, took MN to the
station house. 'CommitIed Tor Trial" was Judge
Kasmirs's announcement yesterday when Qaigisy
wss brought before him 10 the Jefferson hxrket
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TIE ACTIVE STOCKS.
The whole number Of shares dealt IN at the Board
was 10000. embracing Delaware and Hudson. % {;
Western Union 5000; Pacific Mail, 900; New York
Central and Hudson, 1856; Lake Shore, 20,OiO;
Morris aud Essex, 200; Northwestern, 7,110; do.
preferred, 1880; ST paul, 1880; do preferred,
IA, 300; Delaware, Lackawanna Western, 6,1O0;
Erie Railway, AIS; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 1525
do preferred, 1000; Michigan Central, 400; Wabash
Railroad, 800; Central Of New Jersey, 200; Ohio
Mississippi, 100; Union Pacific, $780, Rock Island,
100; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, $40
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money loaned on call at ~ TO per cent. The fol-
lowing were the rates OF exchange 90 New York at
tho underm entioncd cities to-day :Savsnnah, buy
ing, VI offered, selling ~ par; Charleston weak, a
discount, par; New Orleans, commercial 3-16, bank
X; st. Louis, lilo discount; Chicago, so discount,
and Boston par.
Gold was dull all day At 1o0X Carrying rates wsro
X per cent TO per cent, and borrowing rates por
cent to fat. Clearipgs at the National Bank OF the
State Of New York werc:-
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10 isse low mdSa. ii 7ie: miSdas Ii 1855
o'''' . ' roDav. Lost E.eni"s. rceel
Ss o. 400 s: Y I'd S:
P. sepssmssr 100 bale. ., iLsee 500 At ssc 200
:. iIste Ssye%e.!. 800 = lose; December. ado =
- 100 oS
!, oP !. 800 a 81 sse pc - S7s a.
LBS. LOO :. 4 sss, 800 a. ,iisse. 200 ::
i iass. 100 a. iioge 300 At o7s lose
iiSss, 800 Sss'nSs a. Ss
Use Is '02 ss. 10 Grand
IT,: receipts a. the 1's Ms SsI "a
Cha cs.d..sc ~ oss wilmington" aas; ho;iois s.
s!s%s.' sy s't <. sS
sle bales Ios. since sepIemsss l. sne ss.', Cotton
ps.sss BY Sal 10 .%Sa's ~ steam e so% M
70 y :. s.H;.'
IN bond; powdered IS ias ;Jeoens 81 u.s. both ea,rsney
shsse: Yer: am .ss an w. sana O. ss aa
H.. Zoe garnet isc ali currency oaisins
s.. ~ ~ @ Blu: vii
.S s 70, s,.: Is &.
Suessvsr wss quoted 4sc sSos rod Galforn. qus.ed
quoted se .'e Ssis.. I
sols r s,ys ana !. 1914 s't r.s ' Ss s.,s
ss sec tor po.as,. so ssa s.9ss :: ss
a, soc ssi IS .ccordns aua,y canphot VA. quoted
~ ic refined, In Dbls. spot Crsam tartar was
aersd in bols aud sosc. In Alcoholies Chic
I:s%.: ' and 'sss ":''
r rel" city vas os sass susssaos p:e ws s' quo.
:: :sa &c so aasrsss was ssos:a si SsSSs
- s. ..S as :. oas se: n
and quoted at iss Ice sa,.s~ sopss,a .ss quoted a.
sls me- quoted .sss p.s.a $40 S:isn
gal root quoted 1T &C. squlls were quiet q Sc
&c. Cod liver oil was quiet. and quoted az 81 %
"a 10 10, ana 81 - 81 20 tor s1rws q
mon. was hr@, and quoted a. is,c iss:
was rsssisIy ouiet; canary was VERY firm. We
eao,si Canary spanish. 81 rs; Sicily. 81 .a7h;
sS%se.sc, ~ 4s Gsraw"y1.Daes af:. i6ise.; do.
sec nd s =. .,es "s EMO. w.s s"c.,s
22c. 25c. CAmomie flowers we're quoted at i3c lso
for serm an 3Uc. for Roman sweet maricrsm
si rs ,or anros,ura vaierisn root va. quoted At
isc. 2oc for English and I3c. 2 loc for 0erman
eaiet At 2sc. a 25c. Biehromste potash was qaotsd
At I4c. 14sc which s an advance Gambler was ouict
Al 4c sumac quoted at Doe Soc Dvi dvi quiet
quoted ~ I9c Colombo root was quo.ea At 80. tor
a, es,c q ioxc. do. taics. lie ii1sc. Juniper
se Tor ordnsry Italian. orange peel Was qaist 81 30
&c ysI s. "ss quoted a. iSs ie xstss. pure
NOTED AZ lie gold and Ike Ike,
ises.i Ieore. paste CsssSsis - S sSsnsn. solid,
s.... 49,. x. 80. snail ss., !, ..s ss -!
=: :s'-ii. .sos w. s::s:.:s: -. ": iA::s::
:;. Is :: sis.;:; * "a Il T. :: s';; - - =
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tMitcham). SIS; oil cloves % -; oil winter
green 81 oil s.sssfras sss oil psnnyrevs nS1'-
FIsH-The market for Goldfish quiet. With sales o.
81 % for Georges and 81 rs Bank Mackerel
In demand anc lower Sales about 6O0 ohiA
within the rasse q sl4 $40 for No W 50 SO 90 TOR
large No. ~ 80 So 30 for large No. .. Is ~ % TOR
shore No. and 50 so - for small No. g. Box herring
were held ~ isc for scaled and Toe. fer No l.
FLoUR Flour II. e73 bills whe A.
1853 300 bushels me. 100 bbis and rs corr
81. so bushels 7o97S DO rye. 20 200 do Barley
malt. $50 do Flour steady The Sales inciuding
State. Western ana Southern about 1880 bbs
within the annexed Rye -four ruled steady. with
sales OF 400 bbis Corn meal quiet Sales 400
bbs within the 800 sacked 1T 9Oc
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inc I0HOWIug WoIs tu6 OpeuinB P0f0os VI '4'''se
stocks at San Francisco to-day
Leviathan, z; Tip Top, IL; Navajo. 1; Gould
Curry 1O1s; Savage, 1871; Choliar Potos "a; ophir,
a.; Halo ana Norcross, 9k; Crown Point 10; Yellow
Jacket %; Belchsr Is; Virginia Consolidated. IL;
California. Is; Overman, 19h; Raymond ELY, Il;
Best Bolcner, 81; Union Consolidated, 81 A, now
sax bid; Alpha, 10; Sierra Nevada. 90 IS. now %
bid; Mexican 90 n, now 81 bid; Eureka Consolidated,
Al; Justice, ION: Utah. SO.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY s7TRIPLE SHEET

Thsss. with about bbs DO each at ss l1<d Ger
mas vssssi. iron Baltimore to Bremen 1000 bblA do
private g. American brig hence Dublin 1000
bola DO. 4. $40; british bark, 500 ebis.
do. hence 90 Antwerp or Rotterdam. a. 2Hd |;
bacco, unknown: American orig 39s tons
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIVER. Mass, sept. 3, 1873
Tho printing ciesh market mas rnsd quiet with some
cloths at l1-i6c and 36x6o cloths $40, 80 days.
hYmeI.
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l0:l5 A. NJ.
$1,000 us5'so es BE ioa s7ooo Us S. be ioe1s
1000 1855 iO4Os % 1854 27oOo Us as 1901 iorzs
1000 do "a. lo5ss 10000 US 4k's.e9ibc 1854
1ll5 A. Al.
$4,000 Us ss ei. cse losN $1,000 Pse l9o7.bcc loo
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There was paid out ST., 900 for bonds, and 81,
on account OF Interest.
FoRsrGy MARKET.

London adviess reported consos steady at s4x .
z for money aud OAK % for the account. United
States bonds we're without important change except
for tsn.iorsics, which declined per cont; 4bs were
quoted at 1854 1875 at l0,, tcn-ioriies At los and
lives at 1919 Erie declined TO 1874 ASK aud rccov-
cred 10 i3x l3M. The preferred declined TO 3oh.
Pennsylvania Central sold at 32h 32aI and Reading
at 1873 Closing quotations we're :consols for money,
p4x; consom Tor the account, s4ys %; new AZ per
cent bonds, 1o5h nvc.twenty bonds OF 1867, 107;
isn-iory bonds loss nves Of 1881, 1919; Erie, COM
non shares, 1917 13s; do, preferred shares. 3oH;
New Jersey Central, "a; Illinois Central SIX. Tho
sum oil en-, 900 bullion wont into tho Bank Of Eng
land to-day balance. AZ Paris rentos rose TO 1884,
10c. Toe weekly statement Of the Bauk OF Germany
shows decrease In specie Of To- 900 For
sign exchange was quiet At SO s3H for bankers
long and 4s7x 4 50 for demand sterling
n ruII M xss.