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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per River VStse1 ana RdNroodE
OCT L- Igh Ashes iglge Bee,y1T ~ ssss CO. SS'1e t
Ssh wheat lo2iSo bush Con- g sIs eSs o1 ~ p9 Sa
eb BSsH 10 bblH Meal Meal 20 pigs Bueiwheat ioa
q hi On,mos 6Sl bales HoDs 6S7 H1e sn hAeS HIDE tt
a. .hrT 81 b Shirts Tarpehtne 686 bba Resin US Pkg vi
SO Pkg PO 100 Ph Cut Meats St pkg Lard s ~ 5ess
sioS nj pkEA pfEL siarh m bags sunae 90 bales Tow
TO6soeO In PGga Tobacco 81 bblL WHISKY ese
Wool
seV ppa kinds Of Produce for TIE week ebding satST
A. eVrpue bbs 10 bales Cotton fOe9 pkE
Did Prl 1It h.Is HoPs 2el@ pkg BuI ~ e4n Chez
10 hhE AID Tobacco ~ bales Wool IVY
Sbh KE GsO Ob Roar SssS bb Wbly 3se bblG Com Meal
G13 ~ bash Corn kSl66 hush Oata, y In
- Rys bah Mali 20 - bnsA RArsg 60 bpsh Peas
~ hush Fed q Aahes 10 PkGA Beef vo pk6a Porf
- pkGa Ca Asaas. 9sl3 PkgL LAH- SO ksgS Lard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16

enthusiastically DALI hhdA hhseOrbua Al J'c' Au
New Orleans Al ga dI8c
NAVAL sTORBS-Spirs Tuehhbs trmer and bt the close Oc
s us &c 30 bblA 81 SHE and 20 bills sellers
All Strained Resins hn sales 90 hbiS goa
2o bb siTH9sd 2 arrive On Sryae term, iso
No ga and 1853 bbs Pale Al 90 ~ Tar qneI
OIR-AnerAA Is steady 81 d84e for cass and bbs
Cvo6e Pish ORs are unchanged Other Oils remain duL
pROVIsOEs-The for PERI has been r and quite general
without considerable VRabnts
active onng 10 tht bgef
and Chicago The a consumption mas
considerably tie
nj. Tor Bacon reners New Mes will not speedily come
N conpetop with Mess has advanced under more "a
To-day. POk freev offered anl
~ are lover ssle. bblS G3 2S6S 10 81 for New
els FOR CITY DO 10 Is for BItra Prime S % or
Wn Prime Mes delivery the market Is weak saet 100
Nils Mess on spot 25d 9 50 500 bbL for Nov sS W
10 bbs m oct bbl Me fer Dec private terms
Bei ,tssd faes bhl> stsd III for PLAN Mes and S S9
a. EIr, Ne Tgrce Beef dull @l0d S6 for Oh Mess aud l66
80 Tor BesHams steady sales ~ bills at $3.50 ot new
Ont He QUIET hui the light supply ehcH business
stretfor sDi stafford at S Boston g bot
EpgHs private LOO boxes Bsckt apl bel on
private the spot 100 boxes CITY Bellies Sc 90 eGh
Long gte for November 81 ~; ~ boxes sl
300 boTss Shoulder. for NovmheI 20 oD 80
Hon arr 07ic City La 10 lower sales E Dds
aud We for No ldc for City 100 lOt for m to prime ss%
and iOi Oie Rendered; for future delivery NE MLe
Iasi 80 L for October and on the spot a. i9@ i"t ~ @
Tor December at Ole January 9e l3O ties It on
spot dlO and ZOO eG, seller dI mouths nom i'' Of January
KTpoET. yRoS xEw.IoKK ENDING OCT. H. ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16

Issr' $40 i31a 2SHIC7 sra TO- $50 l2l7 s3'
PETROi EJM-Crnle bulk stehy lac. Is bid and lc asked
- 6 ths and g. ~ on Ies lover
quoted
b1ophS market easier sales 2O bb for this month at z4e
With q -.a,ao. con -. r.,
Id, A "a nix and bags PaDA bond al ~ 10 gold
sVGARS-RaWp seady a. formSy uguesi Sles ~" hhs u a
"a Tor Cubs % Otc Rico lie for Scotch and so boxes
R,ysba Al NJ Refined fairy active and steady ~ c oi HAMS
WHISKY h lower; sales Of $50 bblE at @aSot.
IIor Money and Telegrdphe Markets see SiIth pdgtJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
outtiOu Sales Of Red estate.
ADsIAx q. MULL.s. Anetioos;r,,

LpRIAN H. MUILRR AneionSsT,
AUCTION SALE of valuable STOKE.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16

change sGIesroom, No. Ill Broadway (Inniv buIaAD'
THE ST. JAMES HOTEL.
BRoLpwLI-No 10 granite house and lN TILlOC het a.
warehouses plot &C. West st. sas feet on Washington
q" VIZ y Tn sfNo ISIS Lot ssrsss adjoining Arsenal
AVE. T2D I'D sTL loi frontage on Sh ave. Iti
RIsg iTTH AND ITH srs-7 373 Of Ave A. each zsE
100 10 A. story frame houe and small stable 49,. -
100 10 n front n depth with brick hcoSy thereon
l3eT sT-l2 Ssuth ide adjoining avenue lots aeh LI5
9D AvE-No 2 front and houses and lot 2SIioA H. ea
an entire BLOCK bOuDded BY ID and lolGt and
ln9d hL, containing % fall lS1' opposite 'ns proposal
an AVE- IS Iots Soutb-east corner lo7S st.
RIsT lore sr--BOab ode, o. lots adjoining Gve bts
On AVE- side 5O4 r. south Of Sth st. each IozrV
IsT Avs south-eaa i0h ST., each f32IOO
isr AVE- lots side, sos feet soath Of 18th st., each 20 M
ION I'll lot south side bet lS and A. 2tIlOo
II6TH south ode 100 feet west Of LIST ave- fIo
IiyH ST-3 side 315 IT. Of lst 2aIlo0 10 II each
i27TH SRI lot side 3J5 r. Of Sd are. 2SIs9
DTyIsIoN ST. BrooklVn- lots DeBeyoSe ave- "a z2Io
lHos ST. BroOklyn-5 lots near DeHeyoSe ave ca EocOH
4H AND 5TH AVIS 10TH ST. BrOotn6s lo1 and Cores ons
north half Of block . 40, ,o,.
Also KISssLAND AVE- DKBByorB AVE-, RICHARDSON
ST. NORTH HENRY ST., &C &c. Brooklyn. -,
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part Of being 5I60 feet Shelton st. cor Osk Ios
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lot No shelton east de bet Elm and Maple Sta %" hO "
ToNSaHIP r. r II West being North half ".
Quarter being souh bali N W. quarter echon 70
Terms improved Popey-bIt5 per cent OF toe purchase
money may Bond dAoge for three yea and t"os
NAV remain unmproved property , -..,- .,--.., -.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
THE MARKETS

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
,vlarPoRTAlF PARTICULARs

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
Din Real gStat9 tor 'sdle!!


"A PARK-AVE.. C0RNER for SALE. at .
N great b0as seA Sslo1 soG e 0s s,sIst tnh Th Heuse
lnsh paIO FoDegcOdI pst Ordet far inSdAte
oeeaeansy. OesS viii b Isossed ~ / = -' 81
- II, D. .'s u DREW Ca, III RhhsyS,
A HANDSOMELY. FURNISHED, wide; we'll
IN 6Ut desirable BnSllh bsssnsst DWKIiF6 With al modern
Impoverished S9teensk, RaecFRlsc for BAbh reason
sbiyJ psHsuiOA '. Z. eTBVRNS0EA son. nPineSt
a -FIRST-CLASS desirable new brown-stOre
M and inside Hediuiss DWELLINGS. PAySntA
HO Gfest ces Park and Broadway SALE low
... IN. ~ r. go '. K 6TRVBEs0N SON, IL Rtssst
HHANDS0ME four story, high -st00p, brown
kAstOpe DWELLING In Hfy Third r. between FA and szh
GRADY ca siIthGEO between y-h pDd Iqry Seventhss
EOR SALE-0n Fifth-ave, above Twenty
sevsnhE, aOlhhl %Se, brown stone Bshah b1ssnegt
HOUSE hTy nrpiibed and early possession Pho, s@&o-Wh
ALSO,
P0R SALB-0A Ninety ghh-sL, NnthGve plot Of ten
eligible LOTS low pfcsa very easy uA lqure Of
NS58) HOMER MORGAN, - Pinest
EOR SALE-A LEASE Of 10 lots of LAND,
with bungs Suabse for manufacturing dtuhed near
the OSt Of Grd RA River having 10 years 70 hoR AaI
ISM possession % days notice from date Apply 10 j. RHODES
ISL Broadway. -. -. - 49, 60
ETH AVENUE, 100x125 feet, for SALE very
- reasonably 9 entrance 10 the PAEki Ass th Build
"' w. ~ " K STEvKEsON SON II PAelh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-16
EXECUT0R's SALE "
PROPERTY ON BROADWAY,
Fourth and Niath'ayeS, West Wash
ingtOn, 35th, I'D, 79d, 117th,
11Sth and 191St Streets,
BEING PART OF ESTATE OF THB LATB
- PAUL sPOFFoRD,
In HARLEM, BROOKLYN, &c,

II H. LUDLOW g. Co. WILL SELL AT
~. auction on TUESDAY, Oct. "a lS At IL oeoek, At Tie III
change SGIesroom, No. Ill Broadway CTnntJ Building)
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-20

1t Is no compliment to the pre-eninent
abilities of Mr.. Owens as comedian to say
he makes an excellent .Hurh Mcddic. We
will say-and We say it boldly-he makes
more out of the material the author of
London Assurance" has placed in this
character than any other artist we have
seen play it
He enters fully into the humor and spirit
OF a meddlesome English attorney who al
ways has a sharp eye to BUSINESS: whose
keen relish for tee would cause him to
invite kick from any gentleman able to
stand an action for damages for having in
dulged in so choice piece of amusement.
Mr.. Owens makes Neddlc the all absorbing
character when Meddle appears; but the
trouble is Mr.. BouccaHlt did not invest
Meddte with sufficient appearance to satisfy
the large and intelligent audiences that as
sembe at the Varieties Theatre to witness
Mr. Owens performances. The occasional
slimpses they have of Meddte only serve to
sharpen their appetites to see more of him.
The Sir Horco,ot Courtjy of Mr.. Ryer,
though fair piece of acting, can not be
considered faultless performance. 1t is
upon the whole comparatively dull effort
to render properly the polished manners of
Sir Uarcourt Cour'ly. After Meddle, the
only characters that are rendered con-
spcuous by more than ordinary acting are
those Of Lady Gay Span1er and Grace
Harha'roy Miss Dargon's Lazy Gay
Sponser is very spirited and well con-
ceived performance; and Miss GordOns
Craze Harka,roy is above the average of
acting. The performance, as whole, how
ever. will compare favorably with most re-
that are given of this popular
play. The fine scenery and handsome equip
ments at the Varieties challenge the ad
of all who visit that elegant temple
Of the drama, and the stock company is
of ladies and gentlemen who rank
high in the order in which they stand.
London Assurance" will be repeated again !
tonight for the last time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-20
FOREIGN.

Arrivals at Liverpool-The Lisbon Press
Anxiety over Increased Emigration to
the United States-French Assembly
Duke d'Aumaie and Prince de Joinville
take Their Seats-Bill to Release Com.
muRist Prisoners holding No Rank
Prince of Wales KecoverinG-Sublime
Porte and khedive Decline to Buy out
Suez Erie Railroad Stockholders,
Meeting in LOndon-R ussian Courtesies
TO Pru.sians-Honor to Won NIoltke-
General Sickles Summoned for Con.
sultatioR.
LIVERPOOL, December l9-Arriye.;: Shin
Queen, from Savannah.
LISBON, December l9.-The press of this
city shows much anxiety over the largely
increased emigration OF workmen to the
United States, and recommend remedial
measures.
LONDON, December l9.-The Prince of
W ales continues to make satisfactory pro-
gress. The Duke of Edinburg. who left last
week as soon as the prince was declared
out Of danger. returned to Sandringham
Saturday.
The Sublime Porte and khedive of Egypt
have refused to purchase the Suez canal.
and Mr. Lesseps is now applying to other
governments.
A meeting of the Erie railroad stock
holders protection society was held to-day
Mr.. Raphael presided, and in the course of
some remarks said the present Erie Or
ganization could not long survive the fall
of the twin monster, the Tammany ring.
An avOwed object of the Republican Legis-
lature of New York is said to be to call to
an account the present management of the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-20
WHOLE NUMBER l437.

Erie railroad. Mr.. Raphael warned the
stockholders against making any cOmprO-
| mise whatever with Fisk and Gould
ST.. PETERSBURG, December ia num-
Der of distinguished Prlssians, who were
visiting this city, were escorted to the rail
way station. upon the occasion of their re-
turn home, by Emperor Alexander, the
perial household all of which was a COM
pliment to their government. The Prus-
slams were in full uniform.
The Russian Academy of Sciences has
elected General Won Moltke an honorary
member.
New YORK. December 19-Rio Janeiro
advices state that the police magistrate im-
plicated in the assault upon German officers
in the streets of Rio has been dismissed
A Madrid letter states that General
Sickles received secret orders to return to
Washington Immediately for consultation
on important state matters. 1t is generally
believed in Madrid that Sickles was called
home to consult upon the Cuban question.
PARIS. December 19.-Duke d'Aumale
and Prince de JOinville took their seats in
the National Assembly today. They sat in
the centre of the members of the right.
Their appearance created no sensation in
that body.
A bill has been introduced providing for
the release of the communist prisoners who
held no rank.
Billeray, Restellond and Henri Roche
fort, now undergoing confinement in Fort
Priard, in pursuance of the sentence of .
court martial, are sick in the intirmary at
that fort.
The French government refuses to sell
the crown jewels to private parties.
The number of students in the college Of
Metz have diminished from five hundred to
three hundred since the German occupation
of that city.
In the college at Colmar the number has
been reduced from four hundred to sixty,
of whom forty eight are Germans.
LONDON. December l9.-The queen will
remain at Windsor during the holidays, in
stead Of going to Osborne, as was at first
proposed.
The progress of the Prince of Wales to-
ward recovery is in all respects salts
factory.
MATAMoRAs, December l9.-Major Var
ges the chief of small force at San Carlos,
in this State, pronounced and advanced on
Burgos yesterday, which is about one hun
dred miles from this place, and occupied it
without opposition. AS this is the first
revolutionary movement attempted in the
State of Tamaulipas in favor of Diaz, it has
stimulated activity among insurgent sym
patizers here, who may commence hostili-
ties in this vicinity any moment.
CITY OF MEXICO. via Havana, December
l9.-Anarchy continues throughout Mexico
and complications increase
The states of San Luis and Guanajats
have pronounced in favor of ZeredO de
Tejada. Whatever party obtains power
will act in no despotic manner. The atti-
tude of Diazs army againt the federal army
is unchanged.
HAVANA, December l9.-M. Edouard Gas
sior. baritone. was buried with great pomp
to-day.
Arrived: Iron-clad frigate Arahits from
Spain
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-20
THE CITY HALL.

Some time has elapsed without any re-
port from the Citizens Committee. En-
ployes in the various departments are busy
filling the bill" required by the citizens,
which operation consists in affording facts,
such as name and residence Of the different
employees. salary paid. occupation, and
other facts In some instances these re-
bulk, being the Size of an ordinary news
paper sheet and as thick as full sized
ledger. The comparative statements take
up the most time. Old administrations are
dug up old books. on which the dust of
years has daily settled, are brought down.
Then comes the labor of comparing and re-
capitulating, which, after the facts are OBJ
tanned. is easy. The questions "What
good this is going to bring about ;" ''Who
is it going to relieve ?" What class of peo-
pie will It benefit p What may be ac-
compllshed ," is the task of the Citizens
Committee to answer. The opinion of one of
the clerks in this instance is apropOs: 'They
will poke around here until somebody tells
them what to do, and how to get at it, and
then they'll quit" The several Administra
tors work with will to supply every in
formation and answer every question, to
afford reply to every query, wherefore
foc every why. 1t is hoped some conclu-
sion will speedily be reached.
When the proper party arrives with whom
the Council can contract, the business of
ratifying the legislative grants to the rail
road companies will be settled. according to
the prevailing opinion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-20
NEW YORK.
Arrivals Indictments for Ring Frauds
Money Very Strin9ent-Call Loans lg.
uOred-Olive Logan Married.

New YORK, December l9.-Arrived
Steamers Nova Scotia, TripOli. Manhattan
aud Montgomery.
Arrived out: City of Antwerp. Darien
and Bavaria.
The grand jury has indicted Hank Smith,
Republican. and Joseph NJ. Sweeney, for
rim. frauds.
Evening. Money to-day has been very
stringent, and call loans were ignored.
Loans were entirelysO much per diem for
turning stocks at y a per cent per day,
but was somewhat easier at the close.
Gold 1885. Governments steady but mac
tive. Skies OF 1881, ll75s; tive-twentes of
1862. l09's: 1864, 10; 1865. l1lA, new
ll37-: 1867. l!5ls; 1868. ll5l4: ten-forties,
lO9ls. State bonds dull and heavy; Ten
nessees weak: old GAIA, new 64l2; Virginias,
o!d 81. new 64 Louisianas, old 81, new SO;
levee skies "a, eights IS: Alabama tives s.;
Georgia skies g, sevens 80; North CarOinas,
old 3las, new l3; South Carolinas woak but
active; old AZ, new 23la.
Writ Sykes was married to Olive Logan
O-day
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-20

HORSES AND MCLES-TO such Of our
readers as are in want of those useful ami
mails we will give the advice to go at once
to the Stonewall Jackson sale stable, No.
l4 Baronne street. and look at the stock
Mr.. Ragan has just received. 1t comprises
some very fine nags for the saddle or har-
ness, and many splendid mules. Mr.. Ra-
gan's prices are liberal, and his character
for fair dealing is unapproachable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-20

1t should be strictly remembered by all
who have an eye to their own best interest
that en- Saturday next the grand single
number drawing of the Louisiana State
Lottery takes place. Then 44O prizes, rang
ing from $50, 900 down to 5000. wilt be dis
tributed among as many fortunate indi-
viduals who have had the forethought and
good sense to buy tickets in this magnii-
cent scheme
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-20

SoUND AeyICE.-Columns could not con-
tain sounder or better advice than does the
few words published BIZ Mr.. Louis Grune-
wald, No l29 Canal street. in another col
hmn, where he advises the public what to
buy for Christmas and New Years presents.
Money spent as lie advises will. in reality,
be money saved. Let all heed this.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-20
Senator TiptOn's Speech.

The concluding portion of the speech of
Senator Upton, of Nebraska, on retrench-
ment, delivered in the United States Senate
last Thursday, lis reproduced in the REPUB-
L1cAN this morning as it appeared in the
Congressional Globe, for which paper it was
officially reported.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-20

Committee to Examine Into Bank
Faiiures-Additional ku.Klux Appro-
priatiOns for Chicago
Committee On Retrenchment to In
vestigate General Order Business
One Term for the Presidency-A
Georgia senator Seated-President's .
NIessage-Civil service Leglslation-
Nominations and Confirmat tions.
WASHINGTON. November l9.-House.-The
committee On banking and currency have
been directed to examine into the recent
bank failures in New York.
A bill passed making additional appro-
preparations for the Ku-klux committe.
Labor and education bill was discussed
to adjournment.
Senote.-The Senate passed the appropria-
ton of S4.00O,000 for Chicago, with an
amendment
The committee on retreMhment have
been ordered to investigate the general
order business at New York
Amendments were offered and adopted
covering the whole political machinery of
the custolnhousc and its connections with
the late convention in New York. Vote:
Yeas 81. nays9.
Mr.. Sumner gave notice that he would at
au early day Introduce d joint resolution
restricting the presidency to one term.
Mr.. Norwood was seated from Georgia.
Senate adjourned.
The Presidents message asks for addi
tional legislation upon civil service under
the law constituting a commission. Au
thority is vested in the Pre- sident to enforce
their regulations. but they are not binding
upon him. and may be disregarded by his
successors. He recommends a permanent
board OF primary examination, and asks
for all the strength Congress can give him
to carry ont the reforms recommended by
the committee.
The following nominations have been
made William II. Goddard. Judge of the
eastern district of Texas; James +. Den
YER collector of the fourth Georgia dis
trict: Benjamin F. Bell. collector of the
second Georgia district.
The Senate to-day confirmed Torbert CON
sui general at Havana. and Wood assessor
o: the first Texas district.