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FOR SALE-A valuable Grain or Milk and
"A Dairy Farm Situated In ;be r. \ ahout as
miles from NeWrOk City, and miles from ready railroad eonmupes
ton The Farm contains S o land hAf updr good
cuyson She remainder woodland OAK Hickory Chestnut me
SOL nch loan aad very productive The House large and in good
The outbuhgs and ordinary reps Prult Ia ersr,
quantities Hgbbohood perfectly healthy snmms, ,esa
from the city Terms Of sale vey y0ssba address GRAx0ER
Ee 10 Broadway. kss.yab City,
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Billiard Gables.

a LAkGE number of New and Second hand
"A BILLIARD TABLRe With Improved COMPILATION cushions
Nns ee's a 70 Iot mott and durable cushions
ns spsensns 81 s.hlss has constant use T many
Parties intending g1Eeh4s viii End their interest 10 esI "a
a,t Ssf .isef which he largest and the world BogS
SRgtAS 10LtAEpER. Bs g y . c.oseyss.Mx
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and NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD.
is66 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1851.
COMMENCING DEC. TO- 1866.

NewYork Twenty seventht aud Fos
Entrance on Tweni, .ssYeBih-sl
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Houses ara farms noantea.

THREE or more ROOMS, with privilege of
Il Kitehsn desired respectable private family. Terms en-
essc s3s 90 Der month Address MADE" Jhbape 0aes
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Hotc!s, sc.

CNGLEWOOD HOUSE, .Englewood, New
n, tn. sbove Hoae having been tased BY the suoseroef
~ tS oPRN for The reception Of visitors few
ss Of ~eons are viii be let for the ~ very @
, Tbs trans 81 the Northern and NewJesey iuyn run Ho
sx Civ 10 ngIewood and from New fork u un
time, 90 minutes. rr,,D -----,,.-I----
or. JOHN HOTEL, Broadway, near Elg sliaG W.
e - yoL an the EUROPEAN PLAN centrally ocAa au
nswy lifted np open Rooms en- suite ana Sh M
be Er families and single gentlemen Guests arnlsne "'1 P
az able IN desired single on sc per week up"Su
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SPEED AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER, PALMER, FlTCHBURG, NASHUA, LOWELL "a.
CORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND NA'' con
INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The and stanch steamers of the Norwich line.
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEw.YORK
leaYe Negiork daily Sundays ereeptedl at O'clock -
Pief No. 80 North River foot Of yestfy ~ = ~ stn
FOR SEW-L0NDON,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train h a.
points Norwich and Worcester Boston Woreesr sos
end Nashua and New-LOadOn and Northern Railroads 'ef
Freight taken at the lowest For Information fnqure ~
\
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ERTE RATLWAY.-Trains leave Depot too

IL Of Chambersst, Payonia Ferry:
Day Express for Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca pgIi
al points West and South.
g:45 a m Way Tgain daily 20 Otisyiile
10 q m, Express Mail Buffalo, Salamanca sni West
m, Way, for Port Jsryis, Negburgh Warwick
D. a.. Night Express Buffalo, salamanca and Duukrk
$50 Night RIpress daily for Buffalo, ssanauca, Dsrl I'd
sll points West and South.
100 D. m Engralt Train, daily, for the West
Express Trains direct connection With all Southern and weu
lines HUGH RIDDLE. Geni soy,
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DARE LONDON BOOKS.
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IN ALI LANGUAGES AND EVERY DEPARTMENT oP
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AND OFFERS THEN
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Csssos, Of the sams ere published With The
Swest price which viii be forwarded address
lFsHs, on application. e.~s al lsS-''
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IMPORTER or LONDON BOOKS,
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Publish this day
COMMENTARIES on EQUITY JURISPRUDENCE, AS ADMINS
TERED IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
By Joseph Story, liz D. Ninth Edition.
ckgsi1Iy revised, with extensive additions
By Isaac r. Redae1, III. d.
Pvol las shee
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Hle6itdl.

TURKISH BATHS. -Vapor Baths, ,,l EIe g. -
cure Of diseases al No 10 sghtst Newfek We
spray the country for reducing my e
~'''''" ORA AlLIgR woQp ga fER1sS~x
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DrlnIlna.

NHAS. C. SHELLEY. No. GS Barclay-st.,
~ STEAM JOB PRlNfBR-Cards Circulars BlHeads' Ros'tr'
Catalogues Gc al the lowest cash rates
ALL WORK DONE PROMPTLY.
CYLINDER PRESSWORK DONE FOR THE TRADE
MN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton-st.
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MANUFACTUR'
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Gopartnership Notices.

NOPARTNERSHIP.-T undersigned have
~ this day formed CopsrneTshp under the h q MACK CHASER
M The purpose Of carrying the Clothing and Jobbng trade At
Eos "a sn& e Whte-st Seg-loTk
ss~ iors h0F, J, 1865 SIMON MACksa
~~NAx CHASER
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Ueooina CARDS, &t.

-
At WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No 10 Full
~ tonst-WEDDING CARDS and FISR STATIONERY (EsSb
hshed 1871
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THE CIVIL COURTS.

In the U. S. Circuit Court, Brooklyn, on Sat
urday, the following described property condemned
Two barrels smoking tobacco. keg Of spirits, dsti
lery Furman-st tobacco factory No. 81 Bergen
st lot OF tobacco seized at No SOY Highest, disery In
Van BTunt-st, William dstllleTy Myitle-ave.
near Broadway; dstileTy On Parkpace, near FIdtbus
ave.
In the surrogates Court, Brooklyn letters Of admins
tratOn granted the estates OF the Rev Patrick
ONelll and Maria Hamilton Of Brooklyn and the Rev
James A. Strain OF Flatbush.
Surrogate Tucker has granted letters Of administration
on the estates Of Joseph owen, Euphratus Hurst Har
A. Peters, Michael D0nGelly, Patrick Kerr, Catha
rine Mcdonald. Thomas Low, WlmOt Chapman, George
Yogt, Ehza Stevenson, Francis TWord, Robert Williams
In tho IT, s. District Court, Saturday, petitions IN
Bankruptcy filed and referred follows Petition
OF George Fitch referred TO Register Ketchum Of Au
eusus Searle, referred TO Register Williams; OF William
Chamberlin, referred to Register Fitch Of Joseph f.
Isaac referred TO Register Dayton; Of Newton Briggs
referred Register Allen; ard OF Richard H. Miller,
ferred Register Dwight AL OF these petitioners Of
Itfs cffv
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CAprIrRE oF rHE HARTFoRp BuRoLARs


One night last August, as Mr.. Edie, night watch
man for Messrs Pratt, whitney Co.'S machine works.
near Hartford Conn in which establishment the Weed
sewing machine is made was making his customary rounds
with his lantern in his hand he surprised by meeting
stranger IN the building and before he had time 70 give
an alarm or prepare defend himself was seized by
from behind. and while third held pistol at his
head and threatened to blow his brains out II ho spoke
still another took Mr.. Edie's handkerchief from his
pocket and drew IL over his mouth After
the keys OF the establishment they opened the
mill and taking him H. firmly bound him hand and foot
and demanded TO know where the money was. Mr. Edlo
said there was none in the mill They then bncked and
gagged him. and leaving man standing Kim with
pistol tho others tried TO force safe the first floor
but falling they blew open another extreme end OF
the mill while express train passing From this safe
they took S40 in Treasury notes but left behind three
bars OF silver each worth about $50 Mr. Edie found
the next morning the robbers had left him. The police
OF New York were Immediately notified OF the burglary
and the placed IN the hands Of Detectives Farley
and Irving who Friday discovered two OF the thieves
nj a disreputable house IN Woosterst. Their
Michael Burns alias Wright and John Love alias Iivigs
ton and n is suspected that they have been engaged in
number OF successful Durglaries IN this city, among
others tho Gleason burglary at No G3 William ST. at
No 15s Broadway, and another at tho Intersection Of
Grand and Mercer-sts On Saturday morning Mr. Edie
Detective Cole of Hartford came to this city and the
former az once identified the prisoners He says that
Burns IS tho man who kicked the lantern from his hand
and Love the one who seizad him from behind They
~ DO taken 70 Connecticut for tIlal.
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THE WORCESTERSHIRE DISASTER.

The summing up of counsel engaged in the
Rcnondv anderblt collision took place yesterday at
The Office Of the U. Steamboat Inspectors Mr. Prem
tce counsel for the owners OF the Dean Richmond,
stated that there two important points TO be de
cided. First, which vessel Is responsible Tor being
where collision pOssDlef Second, ola bOth pOts
IN charge take the necessary means TO prevent col
sells was regulated by signals. Counsel argued that the
Dean Richmond sounded the proper signals at tho proper
time on fe nj gt OF the collision which signals were not
answercd by the Vanderbilt Had the pilot Of tho Van
derbit been attentive, he would have heard them The
shasD whistle Of the propeller could not have been MS
taken for that or that Of the Vanderbilt Counsel mann
tanned that the testimony OF those who we're on board
trary that Of the vanderbts officers was very contra
dictOry. had been proved that the officers OF the
RiohOBd attended tleir duties and that 10 I'M
possible for those tic Richmond TO avoid the disaster
Mr. Mcmahon on behalf Of tho Vanderbilt people, said
that was the duty Of the Board 10 ascertain The com
duct Of The pilots board both vessels tho night OK the
collision The course the vessels took wOnd show which
was violating the law. there possibility that the
Richmond sounded the proper signals, but they were
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COURT CALENDARS FOR MONDAY.

SUPREME COURT-Geneidt Ierm.-Preferred
Causes-NOs o. 8 and TO- Enumerated Motions-Nos. IA,
IT, o. 90 90 49, 49, 26 go 49, a. 49, &c. 3s, 49, t0 49, 49, a.
S5, 4G, A. 49, 49, co. CTcuL-Part Nos 37 al, 399 Az
oI5 1882 1851 1887, 9S3, 6l 49, I'll, 1891 3d. Gill; COL 1873
1906 1885, 1898 Part INOs $780, $40, 1885, $50, 36, 1902
400 l774 1866 1885, Cos 49, So Co.. 1884, 1894 1885, l46
1896 1886. Special IeTn.-Demurrers-Nos 7, O. TO- H.
H. 49, a. u.s. 16 IT. 49, 49, 90 81 % 49, a. 25 %. Chambers
Reseryed CasesNos. &C. o. CO. CD, 90 49, lS, 49, l2O
1875 l2s 100, 1885, lO III. lI9 154 l55, 1885, l59 1884,
$685. 1885, 312 1885, 3449 1916 S45 1884 $780, 1875 $685.
3277 1921 1885, Part INOs 3fsl 1854, $685. 2OJ6, 1922
349I $685. 2740, $780, $685. 1914, 1l06 $780, 1914 1885,
COMMON PLEAs-Tiidl Ierm-Part I.-Ad
journed for the Term Part IINos 767, 75 so, so2 sS
500. 673 200, 19S 789, 1906 1854, 7l9. $50, Si2.
MARINE COURT.-Nos. 81, II, Al, 43, as, 4S TO SO,
%
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DANISH WEsr INDIES.

TO ne Editor Of TIE Tribune
SIR: In my letter to you Of the 9th, in re-
ply 10 remarks Of the Thad Stevens in refer
ence 10 the Danish West indies IN which he states that
all the Legislators coOrcd stated that there may DO
Colonies IN your impression OF today the wend hbcrq
has bccn substituted for colad ~ correction o. tys
YOU viii Ohhge, yours respectfully I. H. NJ
Uagtft0OU Nor, 3, 1867.
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Siuantial.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhold-
ep THE RATHBoEB PETROLEUM CoMPANi Of y Is, IN =
O'clock m No 81 wiliam-st New York City, Room No =
RoBERr O. EMBgKE. Secretary. GEORGE bRAplSH rresoea.
oYsIcE rHE Kxw-YosK cESTRAL RAuEoAp oiHsfSh
rTHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors OF
held A The das Of the Compasy the Exchange IN hs CV
Albany the second WEDNESDAY THE ira OF geeenoer ssI
The no " he men Al ocotk forenoon and VIII ccrhsa
open Tor two hours thereafter By order o. the bSan ~
TECTT0N----T6e ANNUAL ELECTION fof
IL M g. HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY Of New
York viii tsks place oes Of the Company NO 70 "asi %
MONDAY Dee. 2, 1884,. go tHtf
Polls 'p'r from "a r. . - "a THEODORE KEKLsR. sssrs...
yXTANTED--CITIZEN GAS LIGHT STOCK
w ~ sROOKLYNi Also, FLORIDA RAILROAD FIRST MOas.
GA0R HONDA ~ ALBERT n AlCOLAf. Ma. a Finest, N L
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not heard on the Vanderbilt He also referred 70 the
Riebmond's whistle He concluded by saying that no
blame could be attached 70 Capt Teaser Who Lad shown
much presence Of mind while reseung the passengers
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THE MARKETS.

iCArshlly reported for rHE TRisUSEi
SATURDAY, Nov. g. 1867.
AsHES-Undor more liberal arrivals aud only limited
demand prices lower and unsettled; We quote sales
Of Pots at ~ 90, and Pearls at Sli 3Tt.
BUILDING MATERIAIS-AH articles coming under
this heading have met with good demand, and prices
arc frm We note sales OF 10000 feet Spruce Lumber
smal TIMBER at SIT co. and GO00O0 Laths nt s. 25 The
closing quotations follows Bricks at si0 509s 90
for Hard {20ds2l for Croon, and $30dS35 for
Philadelphia Front Cement at 81 IS for Rosendae Hair
at 36d3c for Rio Grande Mxed 95c. for Buenos Ayes
Mixed and II d2c. for Unwashcd Mixed Iaths at IS 25
three months. Limo ut 81 90 for Common, and 81 s. for
Lump Plaster OF Paris at - per tun for Blue Nova Scotia
s. per hb for Cacned Eastern and 81 90 per Dbl for
Caloined KnickcTbOcksr and Empire Mills.
BElSWAX ia little lower. and the market dull ut t0O
t2c for yellow Western and Southern.
BRISTLES are unchanged quote at t0c. ds1 10 for
American Gray and White.
CoTTON-The demand has been rather less active and
owing 10 the absence VI cable adyccs prices though no
lower close rather weak sales OF i.97 bales ut 100 for
Midding uplands Ia zoe for DO. New-Orleans
C0FFEE-NO sales " importance are reported. Rio Is
firmly held, but West India grades rather heavy.
CANDLES are without change; the demand moderate;
sales at 2262c for Adamantine tSc for SPERM and 6S0
Coo. for Patent.
DRUGS AND DYEs-An articles coming under this
heading have met with good demand, and prices are
firmer We quote follows:
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NAVAL STORES.-SpritS or TurpcnUne mas been IN
moderate demand and prices steady. Resins have
been moderately active at full prices Tar is quiet We
quote as follows; -
'P f,s I s.. IS Sc S5i'.... $500 Sss7s
bond, Ysd.'.... 30 in 6Ghc, d 3D., 600 700
Ygaot.r......... ~ IS q - Gas, In bbS,
Ni ISs. S 5S 80 Tar North County
hi Ss ..I SSi ,elS 70 Tar SS SSl
IIL' DOL 'S7io AS Pi, 5 h, CITY in bills
S5is. p Sb'... $50 ATS PisS, Ssai5sr'in 80
oILs-Crude Fish Oils are quiet and UNCHANGED; we
quote at 75c for Whale and ~ 1882 20 for Sperm Man
ufactured Oils are inactive and nominal. Bleached
Winter Whale is quoted at $4,000, and Unbleaehed
Winter Sperm 50 45ds2 90. Lnseed Oil IL duh at 81 05
81 IN casks and bbs. Lard Oil Is selling al from 81 %
TO 81 IS for No 2, No and Fair TO Prime ana Choice
J. PROVISIONS.-Our Pork Market has been compare
lively quiet though have had to note fluctuations al
daily Prices OF Mess early In the week declined TO
had Inquiry but at variable prices The trade have
shown disposition to purchase only to supply their
present wants, tho decline in Hogs here and at the
West serving TO restrict the Inquiry Tor future dehVey
There has been fair inquiry for smpmentWln moderate
arrivals. We have diminished stock daily nor are
inquiry for English Meats, and good domestic Inquiry for
Bacon. likely TO absorb the major part of the surplus
Pork to hand for weeks to come AT present prices
the domestic consumption Ia likely to increase. Some
satisfactory prices We few sales OF new Western
Mess for December aud january delivery at s2 aud Of
Refuse limited business has been DONE at lower ana
irregular prices. AT the close the market is tame
To-day the market for Mess Pork has been very dull
prices are decidedly lower closing heavy the sales are
800 bills Mess ut $40 49, cash for future delivery We note
900 bbs Mess seller all the year at go 90 aud goo Dds
New Mess seller January at ga Beer has been In more
active request and the market prices appear 20 De esaD
sed but at much lower prlees at the close the market
tame; tho sales are 100 bbs Of sli9sis for Plain Mess
and s209S22 for Extra Mesa We have added somewhat
90 stock In Terce Beef moderate business has
been done AT rner prices the supply not large but IL
increasing; quote Prime Mess et S90dS55 india Mess
SJd s35-the latter for Extra. Beef Hams have been
offered moro freely and have declined closing Irregular
$50 for good prime Cut Meats are quet sales OF 100
boxes Dry sated Shoulders for January at &c Bacon Is
selling fair extent at former rates sales or 500 boxes
g. seller 10th OF December 20 10th OF January NJ lOtc
200 boxes Cumberland for November at tc 100 do do,
January, lie. and boxes L. C. for December. at
i2lc.the last three lots fancy brand Dressed Hogs
are lower but close very irregular; we quote at gsso
Bot city, desirable weights selling at about a3c iauu
has been fairly active early In tho week prices huotl-
snd Aghty since thon they have gradually declined.
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rErRoIEUM AND MINING sToCKs.-FIRsT BOARD.
Pcfrnleiim.
Va - E.ss.,.
SATURDAY, Nov. Or. N

Gold closes Mt 1884, after selling at 1881 0l39!. The
clearings of the Gold Exchange Bank were 81 co.,
OOO, and the balances 81 ,s5O2S9 The exports to-day
were $77305. The Rising STAR from Aspnwall,
brings s333,9l3 20 in treasure.
Government stocks continue steady, with further
advance in l0-4Os which sold at l0lI The new j2Os
of 1867 sold at 1919. Railway mortgages firm at
quotations. Western Union Telegraph was stronger,
and disposition shown to buy il by parties in the
secrets of its management Pacific Mail was active,
and q per cent difference patti for S0-day options.
Express stocks higher and 30 paid for Mer-
chants Union. equal TO 80 per cent upon the cash
paid in. The share market dull, and low prices
accepted upon nearly the whole list. After the CALL
Erie broke to 12l There is a good borrowing demand
for the stock which is loaned fat. Fort Wayne i'm
proved, and sold at o.. Tho Northwestern stocks
were firm, with moderate sales. At the Second Board
Pacific Mail broke down to 1856 but rallied TO 1874.
The rest of the market was stronger
than upon tho street, and closed az follows:
Registered Gs 1884, l1iG1lI; Coupon Gs, 1881, ll2.9
1922; Registered 520s 1862 104sdl0il; Coupon 520s
1862, 0s!010S,; Coupon $685. 1864, 105!0l05s;
Coupon 5-2Os, 1867 1OG!0lOC5; Coupon New 5-2Os
1866 107t6107t Coupon 520s 1867, 1C7iG107i Regis
tered 10-4Os, 1O099101; Coupon 1040s. 10ls41Oli !;
1905 I'd SERIES 05s0l05l; 1908, Sd SERIES 105lGl05s;
Tennessee Gs, ex-Coupon, 65laG5l; Tennessee 0s,
new, 62.G62l; Missouri Gs, 94G943; Canton, 42G43 !;
Cumberland, 23lQ24; Western Union Telegraph,
SO!09ls; Quicksilver, 15I016; Mariposa, sass; Mari
posa Preferred, 14014 Pacific Mail 1871 Gl37!; At
lantic Mail, 1l5l0l1G; Boston Water Power 1914
III New-York Central, 11l}0ll1i; Erie, 72!072s;
Eric Preferred. 760T; Hudson, 125Q127; Reading
95l096; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 1j9l5l; Cleye
land and Pittsburgh S2aS2I; Michigan Central
1090109s; Michigan Southern, 79s979!; Illinois
Central, 1851 012G3; Northwestern Common, l47s9
Az; North Western Preferred 62I0G3; Rock Island
95.G95t; Cleveland and Toledo 102. dl02s st. Paul
Common 4O040t; St. Paul sPreferred, GliG62.;
Fort Wayne, 06lGG.
Money is in good tsupply on call at Ga7 per cent
and as usual on Saturday many balances were offered
among brokers. In commercial paper the rates are
rae and 1O912 for second grade. Very few names
pass at per cent
The items in the Bank Statement show the follow
inc oh
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The statement shows an increase in the surplus Of
reserve of s20G9O3 its gain in coin reaching 50 sI2
$40 Tho gross amount of specie held by the banks
is greater than at any time since January 18th, OF
1861. The legal tender notes show decrease Of
sl.S55,lS4, tho other items are not essentially
changed .-''.'9 s"i 90 t'..'- '-' "
Exchange is quoted as follows: London. co days,
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Gr,sns' Powdered y y B.."...;;...~ 500 %
n'i.,9, ce6;1 PS $40 % MssH.' Large TSis a.,,,
castle . 10 igsD. ga - oil Lemon y his s5las III
osS S r..,., r". 70 aso, sc1,ts Root b.
Gum Arabic, Picked soda Ash, 2 bJgodl 20 az 90 40
fb......... 20 a TIC ,ngaTirai PlDlgoiaj a.
DYEwOODs-Tho market is quiet the demand is only
moderate; the arrivals have proved large ana we now
have fair stock OF descriptions OF Woods especially
ofCnba Fustc. Holders are asking $40 Tor fmsto 04oa
$50 for do. Sayanila; $50 for do MaracabO s32 Tor Log
wood Compeohy; $40 for do Honduras, ana SO Tor 10
jamaica but buyers refuse IN most instances TO accede
to their views. hence the quietness =, .o ,,,o
FLOUR AND MEAI1-Sinee this day week We nave
had quite an active but variable Flour market the gor
arrivals aud material decline IN gold have given Duye.s
at Times decided advantage; most holders OF the om
grades have shown disposition 10 sell promptly on ar
rival; this they havcfonnd u difficult TO do ana We nave
added HOmew hat TO our stock nut IL IL sun moucntc
WITH however prospect Of It's exceeding that OF last
year. at the close of the year. Is on 70 pei cent eDinS
much larger proportion OF Spring neat r , bnSa
been moderate but stock OF these Is ir giving US
most excellent assortment aud this may be sau Oh mus
Great West has greatly OYcresmatcd. but the pup
lie generally arc slow TO credit TINS, ana TOT inc WY
good reason that The press lh'on5Gouo, Wheat and
those compelled to sell have had to make Liberal e9he'
sl0ns, aud We have To note considerable lTIeSnil ~
the sales. To-day the market IL less aeuVe anu W eeNs
les 10 any extent a decline OF 6alOc per Dbl IA SUD-
mitted 10 ON the low grades and lbG2Se on the lledn
and high grades Family brands are very au, q. 40
as so for ordinary TO good Extra state sl0gsio2o or
Fancy do S9200s0 90 Tor the low grades o. western EA
s. 50asD for Shipping Ohio $40 50aSs 20 for Trade
and Fninily d.; Sllasl2 20 for Amber Nm ses
Tor White Wheat Extra and Double Extra ln-
diana and Michigan, aud SuQslb 90 Tor EAtfa se.
Lols. gaHlqrpa Flour IA Without mch soSn nHhps
Flour Is easier and irregular tho demand IL bahb aA al
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PrCFnTS OF PRoDuCE

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Nov o-l23H bbls. Flour sos bbls. Whisky, 6lS bbla
Corn Meal 773 sacks Corn Meal bush Wheat 2J5&
bush Corn 1850 BUSH Oats los BUSH Seeds 500 pkgs.
Beef Is pkgs Cut Meats, 80 pkgs Lard, ANS bb Petro-
leum.
LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
tie 90 do Hogs, 50 do Sheep, do Horses, do Calves
Total, 2i3 ears.
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SECOND BOARI
T" =
IyRNMTNT DEPARTMENT.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-11

and the tendency Is to lower rates tho inquiry has been
chiefly for export, but stock still ample New
more plenty today Lard is selling to fair extent at fun
former rates. the market has sales OF 900
bbs and tcs at 2.c for No. 0l3c for City; 13Gl3tc
for fair to prime Steam. and 1870 for KeteRenderod.
from store.
BUTTER-Tne market remains quiet at former prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-11

NAVAL STORES.-Spirits OF Turpentine has been In
moderate demand, and prices steady. Resins have
been moderately active at full prices Tar Is quiet We