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THOM.-In this city, August 18th, 10 the wifs
OF G. E. Thom, Esq, u boy.
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FOR SALE-FOR RENT.

MANUFACTURING BUSINESS for
INl >ale.-Half interest In Il first-class busi-
ness "a monopoly long established and now
doing a large and profitable trade, exc lusively
for cash. The factory is supplied with the
latest improved appurtenances, and the de-
mand for the goods Is unlimited. Will sell
with or with aut the land and factory build
ings. Apply to KIMBALL & CHAPLIN, 10
Spring street. aull 2w
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STOCK REPORT.

BY ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH LINZ.
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DIED

AaMBRUsrER.-In White Plains, April Il 1875,
JOHN ARMBRUsTER. aged 50 years 6months and
The relatives and friends. also the members OF
Hebron Lodge, No. 200, l. o. Of q. f., are respect
church, Wednesday. at Two O'CLOCK p. M.
HEBRON LODGE, No. 229, ]. .. o. F.-Brothers -
You are hereby summoned 10 meet at the lodge
room on wednesday, at twelve O'Clock, Tor the
purpose Of attending the funeral or our late
brother, john Arm0ruster. W. IDEN, " G..
u. BRUNDAGE, secretary.
BAnEY.-At Osslning on sunday, April IL, DAN.
lei. BAILEY. IN the satin year OF his age.
Funeral services at the residence OF Jesse
Bisnop, on Wednesday April Ia, at one r. M. car
rlages will be In waiting at Sing Sing on the ar
rival Of the s:lo A. NJ. train from Forty-second
street.
BESJAMIS.-On Monday, April II, MADISON BES.
JAMIN In the 45tn year OF his are
Tne relatives and rIends or the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral services
az l7s south Fifth street, Brooklyn, E. D., at hair
mains win be taken 70 saybrook. Conn., for in
terment.
BRoMMER.-On sunday, April II, JOHN BRomER,
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral on Wednesday,
Reformed churen. Ia sufok street, between de-
lancey and RivIngton streets.
BRYASr-On saturday, April TO- 1875, at his
residence, 20 West SIxtletl street. DANIEL
WEBSTER BRYANT, IN the a2d year OF his age.
Tne funeral will take place tomorrow lWednes.
day. mo ning &C hali-past ten O'Clock, from the
church Of ST Paul the Apostle, corner Fifty ninth
street and Ninth avenue, where a solemn mass
oil requiem viii be celebrated. The obsequies Will
be under the care Of the Rev. Fatner Young
and Mr. Bryant's family. To-day Quesday), nom
ten O'Clock A. M. M SIX +. NJ, Mr.. Bryant's re-
mains may De viewed at his late residence by MS
trends ana the public az large who are expressly
invited by ms bereaved widow ana cnildren to
this iare well glance OF their old-time favorite.
The gentlemen selected as pail bearers will please
meet az the house OF nalfpast nine O'Clock on
Wednesday. Those VINO have received invitations
to the church viii please present them at the
door 90 secure the seats reserved Tor tuem,
BCRNETT.-At Mount Vernon, N. r., ON sunday,
April IL VIOLET LOUISE, infant daughter Of DR.. b.
!. and Louise q. Burnett, aged months and II
fansrI from the residence or her parents, to.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Mayors visit to Albany on Sunday was the
theme OF discussion among the politicians about
the City hall yesterday. Although the Mayor, who
put In an appearance at his ONCE about two
O'Clock, refused TO talk the subject or the visit,
the general impression prevailed that ne and he
Governor were at last in accord and that, as was
intimated In the HERALD yesterday the "home
rule" pollcy VIII be allowed iull swing in a week
or two. gentleman connected with the city
government states positively that "thnes have
been nxed,n and that the Miller bill, iathered by
Comptroller Green, will not find favor with the
Governors friends in the Assembly. 1t is asserted
that the bill Will suffer overwhelming defeat
when 1t comes up in the House in It's regular
order.
Mr.. Samuel B. RuGgles was one OF the visitors at
the City Library yesterday, where ne called to look
over the records OF the proceedings OIL tue Com
mon Council or "Auld Lang Syne.u lt seems that
little over forty years ago what Is DOW known
as Lexington avenue was called Ruggles street,
property bordering the street. The name was
changed to Lexington at his instance In CON-
memoratlon or the battle OF Lexington the
anniversary OF which IS soon TO be cee-
brated Said Mr.. Ruggles :-sTn asking to nave
the name changed remarSed that Ruggles was
queer name Tor street-that man had 10 pass
away at some time or other, but the memory Of
City chamberlain Tappan's weekly report is as
fnllows:-
Balance. March Sl......... 49, AS 50
payments nd,3ia a
oaiunce April io-oo ~
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THE PUBLIC WORKS.

General Fltz John Porter said yesterday that the
working force OF the Department OF Public Works
had not yet been increased to any considerable
extent lie stated also that the work OF repairs
streets IN all parts OF the city nad been
begun and would be pushed with all the yigor
when tue limited funds at his disposition would
allow. However, The department, in order 10
prosecute all the works That were necessary TO a
proper condition OF tue streets, needed twice as
much money as was now at IFS disposal. good
beng made were under the class called ''patch-
ing' by tine officials OF the department-namey,
department. Is still Desleged by poor workingmen,
whose pinched, worn faces attest their urgent
need oil employment.
Mr. ]. II. Chambers who was appointed Water
Register, at salary or 5000 year, Friday, III
place or Mr.. Horatlo'N. Sherwood, resigned was
al his post yesterday. General Porter said that
Tammany had nothing TO do with this appoint
ment.
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CHARITIES AND CORRECTION.

STAMPEDE FROM THE woRKHoUsE-BRTrER
CARE or LUNATIcs.
President Bailey, OF the Department OF Chari.
ties and Correction. received yesterday letter
rom Captain Gregory, or the Schoolship Mercury,
dated March 10, from the port OF spain, Island OF
Trinidad. The Captain reports the death OF HuRh
hcKlnnon, aged seventeen, from intermittent
fever, and sends q copy or very elaborate resolu-
tons, which, he says we're "passed oy the boys OF
the ScnoOlsnlp,n and which read as ioows:-
whereas It has pleased Almighty God 10 call TO his
eternal abode our friend and snipmate. Hugh McKn-
Resolved, xnst while we mourn The loss Of one who
endeared himself 10 al on board has genuenes zeal
that ruetn the raging sea- and node in the hol-
low Of us hand" has wieo 4 and we bow 10 submis.
FROM earth to heaven. where all Is love,
10 the blessed realms OF iisht above.
This suggests the probability OF a new poetic
altar having risen among the young reprobates or
the Scno0lsnlp.
AZ the meeting OF the Commissioners OF Chari-
Ties yesterday the following resolution was passed.
wncn looks 10 the better care Of insane persons -
ordered that hereafter all lunatics received the
sity prisons and institutions in THIS department. be
Of attendant instead Of oeng conveyed In the
prison van together with other prisoners
President Bailey said yesterday that the Official
report 10 regard TO the escapes from the Peniten.
tary on sunday evening had not yet been re-
eeiyed. lie thought tne Waterman had acted
De commended by the Board. Mr.. Bailey STATED
also That the number OF inmates OF the Workhouse
iad been reduced from 1890 on the LIST OF January
% the present small number OF coo, wnon was
2Wlug 70 two causes; In the nrst place, the
weather was better and WORK more easy TO pro-
70 work 50 much harder that they preferred 70
Ieaye. As % the fooc, Mr. Bailey characterized IL
ylded IN the hospitals. He was asked as TO the
ireqneney OF the supply OF pate az Jote oras or
% but rSs par q osa he '1Sss u q s wo1s
hoasa
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BURGLARS DEPREDATIONS.

Captain Burden, OF the Twelfth precinct, re-
ported yesterday morning that burglars had en-
tered the clothing store OF Louis Arnneim, No.
2,2O7 Third avenue, on saturday night, and carried
away forty coats, valued AZ about $240. The
entrance was effected through the rear basement
door. The burglars then entered the store by
cutting through the floor.
ON saturday last burglars concealed themselves
In an unoccupled room OF the loarth moor oi the
building No. 49, Maiden lane occupied by sanchez.
Haya Co., cigar manufacturers, and when the
premises were vacated Tor the night rney carried
away $500 worth OF revenue stamps and maze
their escape through an adjoining building.
The residence OF Abraham May No. e85 Second
avenue, was entered by burglars on Sunday
morning. VINO stole $500 IN currency and some
articles OF jewelry valued at $53.
on Saturday night the house OF F. A. Goss, No.
TAO Tenth avenue, was entered and pllfered by
ROBBERS OF SITS worth OF clothing.
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THE HOBOKEN BANK ROBBERY.
SECOND TRIAL OF KLENEN-TEsTIMoNY OF THE
TREASURER

SECOND TRIAL OF KLENEN-TEsTIMoNY OF THE
TREASURER.
Frederick Rlenen, the deaulting Secretary OF
the Hoboken Savings Bank, was again placed on
trial yesterday In the Court OF Quarter Sessions ut
Jersey City. IL will De remembered that the Jury
disagreed in the former trial.
Mr.. Leon Albeit, counsel for the defence, cnal-
lenged the array OF jurors on the following
grounds First, that TheopnIlus Butts one or the
Commissioners by whom the Jurors had been Sc
lected, was is interested in the bink from
which 1t Is alleged the money was taken; second,
that the Commissioners OF Jurors had been ap-
pointed by the Court which Is to try the present
Indictment; third. that tne selection jurors by
the Jury Commission is unconstitutional and that
the jurors ought TO have been selected BY the
Sheriff or the county The Court overruled the
challenge.
Louis Huesman, treasurer OF the bank, testified
that on the 22d OF April 1872. he bought from Fisk
4 Hatch $4,000 registered and s30,O 900 coupon
bonds; on January !, 1873 he bought $4,000 cou-
pom and $4,000 registered bonds; ten days after
ward be purchased $3.50 900 registered bonds; the
bonds purchased on January he gave to MIR.
Shepherd, who was then IA the directors room;
TINS room was USED by the officers OF the savings
Bank a. well a. oy the of1cers OF the First Ma
tlonal Bank; there were twenty 500 coupons ana
four $4,000 registered bonds; Shepherd handed
them to Klenen 70 take the numbers, &c. witness
saw more OF those bonds az that time: the bonds
were generally kept IN the inner sale ~ the
First National Bank; witness saw Klenen for the
last time the Sth OF April examining the books,
as was customary; something was SAID about
discrepancy OF $1,000 on the books: Messrs. Butts
Creyler and Chllds were with klenen at the time;
IL was arranged that the examination should be
resumed next morning, but Klenen did not mp
pear; few days after the first run on the bank.
about the 14th OF April 1873 the witness sold
$780, 900 coupon bonds OF those bought In 1872. and
few days later $40 900 or $4,000 registered
bonds; also In July or August, about $50, 900, and
In September $50. 600 registered bonds.
The witness was cross-examtned very mlnutely.
The case Tor the prosecution will probably be
closed to-day.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

Observation-Disclosures Thursday. April sth, at
the residence or the BRIDES steplather ii. N. Rug
giles. Esq, by the Rev. Dr. Houghton, assisted by
the Rev. william Hitchcock. j. SEARLE BARCLAY
70 Lille. daughter Of the late Granville 5. oldned
Jr., or Baltimore.
oLSRY-TERRY.-On Tuesday April 0. 1875. by
Rev. Vim. p. Abbott, LA FAYETTE OLNEY, Jr., to
JENNIE daughter or Geo. Terry, Esq.
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TToRAcE WESTON, THk WORLDS woNDkh 49, 49,
Ill champion BANJO PLAYER, and new or1 " 49, -
viii continue ma engaaement AZ y .RHunn H,ssrssff.1
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Art SALE. ART SALE. ART SALE.
"a soMERyILLE GALLERY, 81 FIFTH AVENUE.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS AT p. r.,
PARIS SALOON PlC1UREs-Bertrands "Ophelia,h
Osrtes Rock Of Ages De Neuvilles soldier OF the
Line,n Chaplmis 'Ihe Babe.n Cresman's I'm Full
Dress Pabsls "Alsace, Present aud Future Bonnie
Crowns and Flowers 10 Welcome the french SOdlersn
De PouiilIs "Enyrons OF Naplesn Also examples BY
toe following distinguished artists :-Arnberg, Dieiien-
bach, Boniazi guny BELLOWS Hannah. Compotos.o
Bronn, Pccon Thorn, Whlttridge, Champney, Cropsev
DE Bergue scnaefeio Proipo Noel and others 81 equal
prominence. X sOMERvILLE.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE
~ ga BROADWAY.
Mr. JOHN u. POOLE ........................M Manager
The FAMILY THEATRE OF THE METROPOLIS.
IHE BYNES,
ERNEST and GERARD.
Mr. j. l.. DAVIS
and his School OF
THE EDUCATED DOGS.
Mr. ALEX DAVIS.
Mr. hob HART.
Mr. JOHN HART
Mr.. SOL SMITH RUSSELL
Herr GAIL LIND.
Mr.. ERWIN THOMAS
Mr. JOHN QUEEN.
BEST Mr. WILLIAM WEST.
Mr.. q. W. II. GRIFFIN
Mr. WM CoURTRlGHE
Mr.. AS WORLEY
Mr. PAT ROONEY.
Mr. w. b. CAHILL
COMPANY Mr.. Z; D. GoopIAG.
Mr.. G. W. kEED.
Mr. .. WORDSWORTH
Mr.. JNO. GLIB
Mile. LEONA DARE.
IN MISS ANNIE MORGAN.
Miss ALICE HARRISON.
Miss ELLIE WEST
MISS SAIDEE O'NEIL
AMERICA Miss ADDIE FARWkLL.
Miss MARIE CONNOLLY
Miss PEARL THuRN1ON
MATINFFS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT
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BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS.
~
A FINE STOCK OF STANDARD BILLIARD
n tables new aud second hand. popular STYLES ana
low prices Fine ornamental Cues ana the largest ana
best STOCK Of Billiard Aruclcs In the country.
n. W. C0LLENDER 73s broadway.
A MEXICAN STANDARD BEvEL TABLEs-wIrH
n Delaney's wire cushions solely used IN all cham
pionshp and match games second hand Tables at great
bargains Call and examine.
W d. GkIFsiTH CO., 20 vesey street
DEALERS IN AND MANUFAcTuRERs OF Bill
cheap and stylish Printing OF any description the
METROPOLITAN PRINTING EsTABLISaMENL Ns
broadway, cannot be surDasseL
DHELANs BILLIARD TABLES FOR sALE ONLY
III By 0kUR0E H. PnkLAN. 80 East kourtaenth
ssrh@A Rsw YORK, CAV Chestnut street. PnllAdelpna.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

yEALLACK'S
w ProUretor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACE
Doors open att 30 Commences at O'Clock.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
will be presented romantic play In q prologue ana
tour acts entitled
, 1875-10-06
MARINE

PonT OF CHICAGO, OCT. s.
AHRrvEu-Stmr Corona, St. Joe, sun1rts; psot
Messenger, IT. Joe, sun.lrles prop Montgomery, Pun
Huron, suudties schr hAry Hannah, Aasouv'la' -
dar posts; st,ar Muskogou. suaddes prup AtstasA'
1uasio. snndEes; prop J. psdgeon, Jr., ltrs aureo
u. salt bsrge Nellie Gardiner lort AuFon. salt HsG
J. Kers1aw, Bay City, lunbes; prop Ms" Era, osana
tassu towing; large q. +. Allsn, Grand itAssn' nns
bss; barge Apprsnsioa Boy. Maskssnn, uness'
barge TEanafss, Muskegon, lumber; baEgo 9. u. W
Auskegon, lanber; brig Fashion. Eecsnsta. 'nmost'
schr ]. uosn. Jf., Grand Hayon. lumber; *tms cnf
cago. hautowoe. sandras aehf Lasts Wells, Psusaa'
kee, Lumbar schr Allegheny. Ests, coal sens A11
n!s aawson, Aspens, lumber; prop II. Orch. Asa1r
tee. lulnbSr; barge Windsor, Msnlsce lumber a'pP
Fsvorits, Menominee, towing, barge Planet, 1lftnh
neo, hln,ber; b4rga Ellen Williams, Aenoui!'iset
lumber; barge Honora. MenolAinea. llh'xt n,'
scow CoAsleE, 0rand Haven, bark: pttp Vandet.p. .
buffalo, sundtiAs vchs Wessc4satoE, laI s2oiA 49,
heE: pspp Dsllsutlue. Hurao. csA ycAs u. =. easf
Nutafo, o,M; schr N. u. Moore, Buffalo, coat @ ~.
Coral, Silver Laao, lumber; prep cayAhogEs gE,i'r. -
que&ta, sunds!esi bark Hon.sE, cheboysan. !ua,1IT
eehs " II. uswtlAa. 6tone Creul. wood aths ~
Johnsou Frankfort, lanabeE; schr Huhoafa !.a. aa
inzton, lumLoE; sche g: 4. cLsaIon, A}sas s.,s
Iuu,bur; schr slissF u!oud, Anskesans taS tT,.
hee; schr A. J. Bfowssy, lncnln. w, !ua
bar; schF Annis Sherwood, hufsto. bAsk III ~
s.hr ]. HanAs, MsllIstss. lumbar eshr u. Nsa.
Mseistss, lumber schf Aveud4l, AaAistoe I4mues
kGhr Emar4la, Klne.F4ins, At; ts5k As1.a' 9..
Meno1alnes, Lumber srhx 7. Y. Avery, Grtsn ~
lumbar : sch Ella Ellsuwood, otAck HafsF. tla's'
, 1875-10-06

Withdrawn from stero Monday for city con
sumption: 2012 bu wheat, l45a bu corn, 1,117 Lu
| barley,
Tho following grain was inspected into stors On
Tuesday morliilR 80 cars NJ. spring. H3 ca.s No.
10, ia earn No. DO 131 rejected do cars nj
gredo 171 wl,eat); A. hlGh mixed corn ia carr
and 49, 100 bn No, do, Al rejected do rars NJ
grade do t0l corn}: 10 white oats Il cars AMI
$3.50 BIZ No. io II rejected do car no gra,lo Dc
81 oass} 10 cars No. rye, rejected do .. car,
No. barley, 90 cars No. J 10, csrs reteCted Ill.,
Tutal COS chrr} 29f 0G0.h Inspected cut: od5 bu
wheat 81. ala bu corn, daG1i bu oa4s, lU4a bu re-
$3.50 bn barlcy.
The Focslds OF the afttclea named for the weak end
ina Oct. Tc:s approximately NJ follows Sugar. ts,
1900 s!rups, $40 270 lbs coffee, 6is $50 H.. taa
1851 ns; cutton, 2s.Bt Lbs: tobacco, sao ss.
Thu sccrct!ry Of Tho 1'oard Of Trade yesterday gaye
noteo that hereafter tho rules agauss .rndlng in gtai
out OF regular hontH will be::striclIy enforced.
The leading prnauce n,arleta werc irregular ycsttr.
dR5, with Ghol deal Of huanoss doing hut chiefly In
speculative way. tho sh!ppng movement LeIug
rhthcr light. 0ran generaly strone and the pi,-
t!oh department in provisions was wsuk. Tho con.
tinued advance In ths gold premium ea,ihod 4 good
deal at nbcasinees, and. toKh its imfasIste effect
waa neutEalfzhd by sdvsnce tn lato frelghss IL was
generally regarded hs threatening sertons thlngs fo,
tha future, dcranglnR tho rclationa Of buyer and
heller and giving feeltng VI insecurity. not only
regard 10 Tho yalo OF tho stDn called ,ouoy but Ut
the things that vii! 10 bought With IT, Tho tiuatl-
ey Of brradstutIs here showH au accumulation during
te past weak. which fur from being healthy COLI
dillon nf things tho cose Ut lake navigation.
especially when frelglta 10 low NJ At present.
Dry goo!s were lu active demand, mot only on In
tetloF ACCOUNT but TO supply local retAers, who arc
ntli doing thriving l,usinesa. prtrea were about
steady. Tho grocery market reported act!yo and
hr'n- Coffee" are still very strong, and IN fair
way To go higher Sugars se4dy az aro also sico
blfur6t mQAaBcF, &1ArA, Aul BtfttA. 1hero
, 1875-10-06

s1.1s'af.a,. geo deal Of roor hax of1crrt. A
n'ali mixed lot " Hungarian md tnille nj nj hhc.
Tt" rr1 Hungarian Promises to In very largo this
Ert4III.
NAIT-wns In moderate demand nt tl,c prices MI.
frarA: Saginaw, Dnnlag1, aud ttrnt11. flin s.Hl:
nr,nary cnnssr t7n: dary. without fraRa, Toe; airy,
with bags, H.'D; Ashton dairy, fer sack. ts.Cn.
TEAAfhiA tnErket wsA 1url, with rrtcr essy na inl
lnHa: HuNr1wnER MoruNE-tliutrn IN fancy. $l.,st j
1.I0; Rrp Ia tritnN ~" HIct conin0n To Hotl, 10
hN: ilua.uey, ehu'ce, new. 7'a Sue: fsir to Ho,t.
t'hoicp 10 fancy, oaroc: Rnn1 to prime, G'ta
Tue; crtu,nnn. f@&0c; rtnRaury elnirc, ;lHd75r;
fair 10 gM"!. h0"0'r cH,n,non. tic. LArAS =
Choica to fancy new. sGa!0; do fny fair to prime
1UGs76e: do ro1rnn III gt b7d tc; ri,ntco 10 fancy
nil, irG376c. Gmht ID primo, Do oaAGs; ct.nnnn ~
tlUc, Notsaa-Chore to fancy, eue9a1A0; good 10
prime, GO u TO-; r,,,nlEa1, .tcta4lr.
T4l5AtIa)-'T1hs 1naskri prevents no features mn
terlnly different from tltnaf ret !nrky noie There
IL n steadily far movement a wclt sustained rrcea
Fiss Cut-ChoIre 10 cstr,, 7uW Hoe (; usc.lium tu
good, b0G1 Or ronltIton. 4't3:0..
Ptun-Natnral iraf. rhn're 10 c1tfa 7aG a?c: TO
ira, hs.C8c nlr.liu., Aa61o black, good to extra,
GJih hHc rornn,on 10 t,.e.linrn, 41c hnc.
sMow1la-t}oo,. 10 choIcs, 3Gea3sc; medium, 32a
11r cnrlinnn, ~ 3lc.
tEAT,-WAa t'ow Ut tesee, and occasionally choice
caFraas bripRn 10c.
WoOL-was q1tfrt and unchanged: Tnh-wtshcl
strictly rrin'c t2asar; do Jonr to gool. 4Dts lsc
washed IL cco ine 9y5 lie; tlo medium, 4ta fc; u
cnarso, I'D IUc; unwasntI!. hnn heavy tu light sGta
1ee tln nei!utf. i1ta 3r; 10 coarse, 23G3o,.
RAfLHOaD-FHE1GtTS-W quiet ut tho alsance
established last week. Helnw arc fhc rates:
ttonr, f"arh f;rafa Ror. Bnsa-
, 1875-10-06
THE PRODUCE MARKETS
NEW YOnK-

spsda! bfpafsh to 1as Chicago Ttia4n.
NxW foak, Oct. o.-0aAM-Wlest market 4 ahxda
hrmsr; moderate export .nd homs-trsaa INJURY !.
sats Of $4,000 bu At 3l.071.ll fur rejected .pfpo
tlI!{s4.la Tor No. Cnlasgo; &l7t31.ls for No, A-
wsn1eo; Sl9lsl.D for Ne. Chcsg sgo-the tusds price
tof rev; si3o for old No. a Northwestern; u. ala
lA tot No. Milwaukee: sl.4dsal ~ for No. spring;
N2ods1ta foF sousa now md old vintar red Wes,er1
A.ae<3I.te Tor do atnhss WAsera; 3l.3a0l6o for do
Nolse western 10 nv bu No. Mlnuesot2 for October
81 9i.42a1.aa Rys quiet 1t saasoo fo. Western and
stats. Darisy dull and heary. Corn X11o bettse
faE a1poEs sna houe-t1sds damaad sAias ot 13oU bu
, 1875-10-06

eli MErxis lib riaSEs' k' sEox.;y,lse ,eas.o S,'.
Of riss ID New York Tin ilatss sfe strong GSot.D
topss Ts PLATx-1c. l0ilA, $40; do, TX, ioiit,
sasl p. t. 1 sse at1 Co. T5 ss
: Lxap-i1g, 7ko; isr, s4o: ls4d:hpe, DC. CoR5ka-
l!ottous. NC; sheathang copper 3!o. aakET Z,ao--
Ku e,s,' n.:,. 's so ~ " i saxEr Y Inos-No e.
llc WaG-No.. 70 q. ": too, luo; ~ 10 ii, It's;
T. H. % y ~ H. 1 I Sss, III ,s !, q, i Il:
NA1ls--Ware quiat 1t tJ.i9N ,ates hi, reduction
Of l.!st iEo'n plusious qsotsuonA Thu demand il
blLs-Wers quoted fairly setI,e and stesay Al
It csrbon t.taussra wh!tp), lis dog. test, lsc !;
l7s deg. 17jsts!se: e.tFa xiuter laid oil, gi.fiG
ts; lr,!cd. 65ci whale, -" 7ao: do winter bloaeh.
y pure ti.i5sl.3o; do exsfA, 95c, Do No. /, no
tshk o. NC; strsits SIC plun.blgo oil, 6Dda75c
t"rsn..us: se n,pht., t - Aasty 10: p.rhth..
PAINTS AND GULults-Trsds contlu,,os }air, apd
thst Ia all. QaosAtuns show no change from thoso
W.; do ftney IrsuIs, S7to&49uo; zinc, Au,crican
81 .9Ua at0.T: do French, sl3Nt31aB; Masury,s
fnlro4d sHlsrs - ~; palsts car c.ots sN4alU.6o.
ntef heavy onsstasa. Spring el4ektua sod It 1leAs
3A. sud ud Isuz aud mixed loa d fl,60saJ7S
Tasteys we're sc.1es sna STEADY = l3xr. Prailis
ault.s.osr !.sss o6ssinsi as 8. .soa275 per dog.
sEEps-Tiluehy wsa dull aud fully 10 lower
though p1ir waa held ut recent prizes, hs supriy ~
inR hshs. HUI common araslcs wsrs Abupl.ns aud
there fsx buyers in tAs market except speeula
on who Wsre generally holding back for furlsf d.
,' aay ssgn!at sss.an = shout oyer, and thers II
s.,oEe4!.as for poor 10 Kooi. snd pslms ns. unosd
A s4.~kbAW. clRTa e04 Ak }d.Aot3Aso, aud isx ii
, 1875-10-06

DRY GOODS.
In comparison with tho previous week. there wAa
somewl,nt diminished rnoycncn. in dry goods tnrtng
tic week ending yesterday hut tho volume ot salca
was largo compared with tho corresponding week Of
last seae aud WAS fully up to tue expectations Of tue
trtc. Colicctionh rerorted fair and improving,
an'l, with ampe Stocks nm aclive trade, md steady
prices, tho position OF tue market ay 10 rcsar
us!uentiy saafactory IL tho jpbblng Th.
only considerable changes noted atlre cur Inst rc1rr
a reduction Of 1e In Ynrk rtrIpo nnt COLUMBIAN
dcni,ns, and 10 in Gardner, Michigan, and I.au,.oy
brown cottons. Following nrn Tho latest quotations: