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New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

is t to here that except Dy letters appended to
his answer-a dated prior 10 June o. 1874, never had
apy interview with the respondent any correspond
ence with him. directly or Indirectly from the time OF
his appointment until Your chargesswere served, at or
which any business matter was or could properly
have referred to- and further, that was never In
yited any such consultation as suggested In the let
ter OF Mr.. Peckham and myself dated Jan. "a, 1878.
AN ASSERTION OF THE CORPORATION COUNSEL DE-
MED
The respondent makes the following statement:
When Court of Appeals dismissed the State suits
Peckham were continued my counsel" without paus-
lug observe the singular idea here as in other
places evnced by this very questionable of the pos
pronoun must that far this statement
refers is Subsequently to the de-
cision Of the Court Of Appeals June 0, 1870
nothing whatever passed between the respondent
ard myscli, directly indirectly, on any sub
jcct pubic or private And so FAR from considering me
mis- his stage OF the business the respondent
atOry 10 his dismissal OF Messrs Barlow and
Peckham, advised Mayor Vance, in official
ticaI withdrawal" he has been left without senior
counsel" In its entirety and every one OF It's
elemental parts this statement was without color. 1t
Is not meant 10 intimate nor is IT believed that there
any wiful misrepresentation. Inc Facts however
are precisely the reverse.
MR.. oCoNoR WILLING TO SERVE GRATUITOUsLY.
II The respondent was in any manner made aware
that had Withdrawn from general practice. he could
fairly supposed that my inclination ability
mnshed by that Circumstance. Its manifest tendency
WAS TO increase both.
These facts cannot and will denied In view O!
tue Is for you 10 decide la the whole case, whether
consistently with your duty you can leave Che respond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
COTTON MARKETS.

BuTriORP Nov i.-COton quiet; Middllng, 13Sr.; Low
Middhng iC Good ordinary, Lay. mes receipts 80 Das
gross SJU bales; exports chistw. 6o1 Ddes sai's 90
llrs spinneTs. 30 bales s:Ork, i,1UD bales
yIsIuN, Soy. a. OOn Galet and weak Al1lllag
lj4,; Middilg l2ls,.. Good Ordinary, &C. net e
cepis, Dai.s - bales exports 70 me cont
na-s colstwIs-, LOOT bales sales, Loo Daies
SAtN;Ni %o. A-Cotton siesdy; MiGdllng. l27te. Low
Mudhn, 2.c Good Ordinary, II Sc; net roeliis, ii1@
rs cAppris cOastDise Ii63 bales sales, =, $50 bales;
NFyOsLF,,r Nov A.-CotiOn quiet Mid ling, l2'sc,
10. Slid ig 81. t'od Ordinary. IL &c; net rectpus,
100 gross. J,536 bales sales. SiOO bates; ssOcA'
MiMrris Sow 4-Cotton iregnlari hid,ii l2l2c; net
,eips ,55S 5ales; shipments, 1Jis Dales; sales llyo
Jtl,s Il ,cs, 81, lZ3 Oaies ,, 90, 50, , -
MiiI.nr II -, Ordinary, 11c. net receipts, LIZ
bls extprs cOs~ise, az bales sales LOO ba!os st"ch
nIG,SIH Sow 4-Cotton easier demand fair; Idllng.
c.lpts, l25 bal o., l,42' bales
t,si,yS Nov. at Oou stcpy Midding u 81 Good ofd
nary i3lic. fects, God sles; gross ~ bales ses
rs balls sOci, La bslos. IN, ,o- - -
NoRtOLk NO, Cotton -feady Midiline. l21c net re-
c,ipts Gl1 Dals exports, cOdatwisc 20 aits Suts %
~ n,nsGi js hUy 1-cotton DIM; middline. 124,c Low
Mdllnr. Sc, Good Ordinary nominal. net r1ceip9s oo2
PH,lftrA Tov. I.-Co,ton dull MIdllnc 13-f01y7-c.;
Orna., lG@s. net receipts. 4io Bales sos Iio-
1S,1SSArs Nov 4-Cotton qaet :; Nild,lng. 1889; Low
Mitdliug d., Good OriLay, Il *. Net rtc,ltS, ~
bales sments So tales sales, ia bales stock. q II
I01i,yIiIE Nov. 4.-CottoU quot Mtding, l3c.
81. a., i.-COtt91 lower ami moderately acuNc
Mnidl.ng II 7sc; Los M.ddng IL Sisc; Cool ordinary
III -: receipts. i4zi bas. shipments l,Oio bAicS
.-es, .llJ balt5 STOCK, $685. bales. ,,,,,.
CutEiT,r,N Nv. g. Oton steady aud active; Mdding.
Mlfii.Ig, l3is Good mary, II sct
cops. 3e0j bales cSlOrt % Great ir'ii lois bales
wise bales sales. 500 bales stock 2uo Dies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05

cs mo ssousr der, psry eprs sse+ al
sS o T1iIs ss e. s sse Pssr 4
= pnsnts eiS heal Ihlty steady, with fair demand al
eI s"l se, Ssss'1s unchanged
s s s ws III lGs G Sas
Nor a. % :sad ws %sr Mnest
y" Mo- ,T White fai 81 81 Amber Mssss$ cofa
foSl aley say &c f bush
Hs VIE =. n"',,s.a
sty sS y s'
quiet SSt SGs d arm naa as
Ole ciT s sids packed .a3 A ssSsds
dgs corn and
hrm dan unchanged. Provisions quiet unchanged
NOV hear quiet nps ID 'ne ara s w s
s%'! s sas isp As N a%f @
S2 Ss T higher P ~ eus' ca siesa
Il {S sGsay No 5Hf t'SS:s PS
SS; THss 5 5a,C00 bush
I INV 5fIEhSs Nov s-Mossses dai and easier Common,
$50 Fair to Choice S ssS H aaI sr r articles . a
changed. Exehanse-NewYork sigh. .disoount s1erins.
UswEao Sow 4-FOur nnchang sacs 800 bbis Wheat
T% Has qae' 30 n,s s Sg r. 10 N Scha ms
sales 10000 bush. NO canada at - 90; 1000 eu,h by
BY sS@ps at @ Corn SD msassi for Boed $50 for I'm
S SH rs s s d Canal sso SsH'P CIR
HyS S9e; barley &C. TO SsSYO,s &c % albany &c.
r gi bush SR 81 3 BUSH ss bush
Nhei, 2o300 hasa. Barley g, 90 busi. Peas 49,, %.
f NATIVE cSGs Sc 2s Including H%' iowa
ssa as' &C. 81 .ssy =
0sis aI wnit. 40 .le; SNsi stained SJ6c whsk
Tm at = ~ ssar gu3ssd =, 20. S1S' s9ss
hl,s II Gutter stoay. Nowyorx and Bradford
Goany Extras a4a35c DO no. tira- 5osi2c; Western
a:o ~ Frsis 25a 28c Cheese qrist New lors Fancy.
l54c; do Prime l2'ia l34c Western Fine l-2@l5 gss
rni Penney ania, So"Jersey' and Delaware freSh "|c:
81 LoI, nov. Flour quet and weak very Ii,tle dcns
al ssosl 5l. November; No DO ~ 27 al D. cash orr
truer; No . 3Ic cash 36@r. bid al close BiTly
luic,. unchanged demand confined to hgher gradeS ye
sist S SS Sax Meas 1nsr? hSaisr
Clear BIB Clgr ~ !e, 1871 pc AMI ZOE al 10 10
and S r' Gear ear sGSs fSI and 4Slt Wa.y
stesdyi unchanged. Live Hogs strny hanSei
e,!e 2 a D" Me sSafY to r % - asa 5S Nave
stocseFs sds5 10 Feeders - JOgsl % Ma I'VE Cows.
Ie 5GS,S :, IA "a se% so q SVs Common - 4sa Re-
cripts-5D0O buls Flour. SO 900 pusn Meat 100 bush
i.ye 500 Hogs, I2lO cattle.
i6Leno nov. 4.-fioir anl Wheat dull and over No
gin, 81 81; Amber II II December 81 lgi January,
Il 22-a 30 90 81 o.; No ia MntsI u ISL con
he ear az; Low do % Eci no Waite &c; NO Gr.n
Asw Dig damaged i o. s GH5 IN i neG Gs5na
3ja.c. January 3Gc White. 4lc Mich gan. 3c detected
r. 0gfc sSnrg 97ic Reccips-PionT, coo bbi.; Wheat
$50 bast Sorn 1oo2 sus: 94Ss i2ooo t cSS. aip
Dusu.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALpAyr Nov wheat dun Rye quiet At 0Sc Corn dGll
Snet sales Of ears REJECTED ct Ssci grade
Sus1uehanna depot 81 iSc cars No MSr otsln ~ ~
barley god demand sales Of cars No. Canada at 81 TO-
BALTsoSE, Nov. 4.cotton lower Low aidallns. lSc
Foar e' and se% % a annsy Hn%sr E s
Il 10 Maryland Red i 26@si as DO Amber 81 zoe
Sanihern firm southern white, 75a57c; do Yellow. -
Western Mixed nomaaly &c Osis quiet and , sa ,H
unchanged Provisions qaet but erT PORK scarce q go
6oudsr Glen 80 ds I5S s l, sifa1y and
Hams 5gi6 Lard steady and n He Rein I5 1% s
Butter sady nna Goes Sat anu heavy bat On
eeangod WHISKY dqI At 5 l6 a., ,,,r. ..,o. =, Western
superfne at s6es5 % Common Extras g. 500 Wscon'
ES oSS % 2nds MHs sSs Michigan hsFs
illinois SO 7G0ss so ST Louis - afg souiiern Flour 9
FnRcy Minnesota CO. quiet bat lI@ =, sG
S White Tor Rye n<e soe ep Shorts So
aS s9s6 wRsSt 15io 6Rsn Oats i2Goo bush
1000 bush Barley, 400 bush ooo ,,,.. ,,,,..,
llio1o bush Corn 5000 bush EaIl. 900 bush RAJ RAJ,
pat zoo Sn da 1000 Suh Harley BUSH
shipments 800 eos whsa $1,000 o pas sh cepS
sV nents to tdewatef~whcaJ $4,000 blsl Corn SO 900
bush bush c cana is iaC con- s OATS
New York tolls nGae pCsI 2s, and 1s. ~ 900 s.s
No Mixed arrive at 65c Oats held 81 zoe Tor
sales 800 Canada private terms 100 bush cansds
al 81 quiet st $50 90 Lard quiet at l4al4So High
CHICAGO 4-Flour dull. Whes-D-mand god AZ fn,i
prices No Chicago spring. 81 10 no do u " 20
30 oJc Rejected, Corn steady and trin No MI
5Sc spot 5J7sc. Noyem Der; 49, all re yea' High
Mixed 50 ac Rejected, 81 2dJ2c. Oats quiet but steady
No q 81 c each and options Barley "a ialr dmad ana
.lers auart; 90 G66i2c irregular. bat In the Jzan
higher New al old, s2l 5Cas2l IS. spot sl9 20 No
Lard inactive and lower at sl2 $40 62 spot si2 10 a
slg II y all $l2 o. January. ulk VI hrih Dut
quosby higher WHISKY steady and hrn at p ~ a. the
Afternoon en- OF Board Wheat easier a. " % ~ Novrm
her aud Decmbe Corn aud lower at bOsc November
47c an the year lover at 80 TO- cash and Al THO year
pt uncha Red. Iart shade higher at sl2 So teJrary
si2 o. all The year and anaay hee,atsZlo 90 bos Flour
% OO1 bush Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn. boOO bush OAA
1000 bnsn barley, 1000 bush. Rye shpment.sOOO bDs
flour 9G 900 bush wheat 80 900 bnsh Corn SSOOo Ouse
Oat, 4 co bnsh. Barley. 30 bush. Rye.
CISclsxAn. 4Flour dull bal unenaassd Whes. ani
and lover He'd 01Sl 80. Corn dull al ttdt,c New
zO442o Oas dull st p d4oo Rye dnl st 7sssoc Pors
scarce; s22 90 Lard steady, with moderate do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
LIVE STOCK MARK ETS.

NRwYORK Nov. 4.-BRRvRS-Jhe fresh receipts were Ob
Sy head all at Jersey ty, anu the total i"f
three daysis 1893 against 2oO5 ior the same lne
about REPORTED NJ on
Gay ana Yesterday with fair demand for good cattle and
l.glit natives ihh sales
Effected s2ai5c n To dress 50 % 70 for ~ com
mon 10 and T0S4c 10 dress % 600 10
Tor common good Texas and Cherokee csa fr 70 god
nadye were goiIg st llsall &c tp 70 arc a. M
and the greater part the TIE sold at 1h@fc No. Z"
dress Not far from ~ oarioad chiefly very common
natives light Texas and Cherokee cattle remained ui o ~
The beef market was extremely du NJ % io
e droyes at jersey City 20 for Morris waxe
10 cars ior Msrtin Fuller CO.. cars for Posi- Co oars
Tor stacey A s. cars T. Newton cars Tor w haihe
s1n Il 10 cars for Dudley Pol ana cars
Tor Charles Kahn. - - -. n. al. 49,. (,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKErs.

IURRPooL Nov. 4-l2:3C y. nCotton Il steady Midilng
Upands la Mildlins Orleans LII sales i4cO0 ba.cs IN
GLIDING 2.OO bales fer speculation and export receipts,
bals OF which 1000 bales American. 90 te
arrive net and unchanged. sales d mdding uplauds
Mid ling clause shipped November ald December pcr
sai cad do. shipped January and fe rdary (~r
said al ijis do. DO November delivery, at G.d.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. $50 p m-Mildlin9 Upend. Cotton.
G16ad. Mid Hing orleans I'D; sales Nod ~ Upanis,
MIddlug January an1 frbcuay d sCr 1T Ga
and March delivery It ID; do do shipped
and March ssl AZ 81 IallOw, 41J y Cwt.
s~.-.-@s- -ai-~-s 'ss.s.a "a
80 Ualcs were American
IdyE.rOOl, Nov. 4-i:a0 p. mCorn 3l3d3l6 2 quarter
for Nike, Western Nhea,, iO4ll Pcritd for average
California White and 9ad9 10 for Red Western Slrns.
INEKpOo. Nov. - T. mails Of Mddng or eaHs cot
ton Low M1dns clause shipped December AMI January
(pcr "a d. ri lsisd -.
Iy EGroOI, Nov. 4-Eveningspirts of Turpcntine 26G
faZ-I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

7. Z
COTTON further reduction OF ec prices
the spot which the market qbet especially for export
Liverpool lower and rcign exchange sl qulet The re-
Cepts the ports ~ 10 bales, against III y bales
tbs day last and 2562a Dale this day ls year the
72f bales which 2S last incu ling 6Ji
"a oll0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
L'RlE RAILWAY
NJ INNER AHRANGl

ERIE RAILWAY.
II ST MINER ARRANGEMENr OF Trains in ehect August
% Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express. TrswngrOom
Ceaci .. 20 Hurai 10 and sleeping destination
mi a m.-txpfess Mai for Buffalo and Niagara Falls
Sleeping Coach % suspects ON Brifge -, -, - e,-,..
D. m-(DailyD Pacific bxprcas iOr the "tst. 6leepms
Coaches through Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Cincn
natl Detroit and Chicago without change - >.. "a.
i ss6 ioa5 lso IN, 81 56 and 6l5 ,. M and II
GO y M Rutherford and Passac 6;45 7;}o 10 NJ
- oD lao 3. 3A5 $50 Is, $50 $50 1850 p M
az ~ minThi paterson 5:t3 fi5 7So TO- 1915, $50
a. H. II noon 40 >. 81 t45 iSO, 5l56. ol1, OJO =
ST. lU3o p ma ar, IL luidrigit sfnlays ,nrn
645 1850. TO- 1o45 a. NJ li5 30, o. F. NJ " ~ ma
night SUNDAYS, 5;ii $50, and 10 a. M 20 p M an =
%nist celnga 7$e Gag nj 70 10 y io So 4So "a a.
kingston, m. 339 ~ sunday $50 q M Gofhs ss
40 70 a. M D. ~ Middletovn, 7So. g. iot5a m, s4a
430 7 p. m. SUNDAYS, 800, 10 NJ: p M T1e y m,
and 4SO r. trains connect with Newfork AMI Rswcso
IA. 2 n N Surdays $50, 10 a. III, and 4. III.
'""' f NORTHERN K. Y. or y. J.
Trains leave for I'm ewooi. co,ter Permon6 Syaes'
aud SATURDAY nights only at 1880 !. sundays A. H.
Nsnas spring Valley. and MOnssy and ESQ a. m. aiS
NoIf-irans leaving Chsmbersst or BALI hours
leave d minutes earlier than above time trins
having Chambers quarter hours leave 2Jds' tlty
IA trains leaving Chambers st. az 1850 No. and IL mid
for passage apartments in Dnwngroom and
CoaCrs DO obtained aud orders Tor the
lett at the Conipanys Offices
Nos pa, 4nI. 52s aud aS7 Br,adwayi No. Couftst.
prooklyn and al the Uompany's Depcts -. -,s =
hIpres trains from the West arrive In Ns"foH ~ @'
mo n. ABBOTT. General Passenger Agent New'forh
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TO iutre ysry prices advanced rec,
which, however was quenty lost The transacoas
u0dc the sales yesterday after weic November
400 l3isc. GOO Is rsze December 5000 80. January
600 IS iiec February o. slec; 900. 10 go March,
100 l3a: 400 10 iassc bales Frst cal March,
100 u he Msy lo Is islsc June. 100 lac; July. 100
IA s ta a. bales Second caiN0yenfJeT, 100. 3itc,
n total 100 bales rhinl call No iransactSono,
zoo i3sssc December. 800 10 lioc; o. l3lae; 200
Is c 100 IL sc 100 - ioo January 100 10 ssc 800
II$s COO lS'se o. i2'ge Fsoro9ry 100 IS 's4e slOo
400 IsIlsc; loo $issgc 100 S7lsc 400 iSIsssc ApTi
TO- l3iiIsc 200 l3zlsc 20 - &C. May. ZOO 1873 sc.
grand O. 20 baIea
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steamboats, ano Railroads

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonic
aR I li Err e. IeansE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05

IoyNoS Now 4-123Op N -COnsols OIL for ~ money
ana INT. United Siacs Bonds lSD)s, Old lO31
Dc,7 Fvcs 1892. Efie Railway sharts, ljNs
LONDON Nov 4-23J p. n.-PaTs ad'ces quite Rentes ri
est ~
LONDON Soy. IS p m.-Trc bullion IN the Bank Of In
Gland has decreased tGjODD during the psst weck The
amount bullion withda@l from tao Banh 81 lngand o1
balance to-day IS 100000. Erie Railway siares, 10 ~.
LOSDoS Nov. 4-33j p m. ne rate Of discount IN the
ot,.u months lis 3ie cent, when
q. ner cent hs low Bank OF England rate.
LONDoS Nov. a. p. m.-Ihe pro- orion OF the Bank 81
turl,d rc, rye liability which LAT week Al CONT
Is now 10 y per cent hallway shares. lj Paris All
vices quote Hanss at 6jf. l5c. - =, 49,.
LosbON Nov 4-4.SO p. mU. q bonds, 1858 old. lO3S
New uYos, lO3hs- . . ~,
low. J3d36 per cwt. fOr l613 --, .
LoSDOS 4-EvcmngSpl OF Turpfntine opened al
% ga 266 q owt and closed at Z6 Gd969
LONDON MAHKET-NOY. 4.
posf,-Comuio1 ....,... on STEADY
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Gapiuss Banks.
miscellaneous

DOR SALE-A very fine collection of rare
Il SHELLS. Particulars % Bes ST.. mp stairs.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teeth extracted
~ without pain Dr. HASBHOUCK, formerly Operator
M Cn makes spec atty OF the OF the gas for tie
painless extraction OF teeth at 3. Broadway, corner OF
2Ghst.
GOMEIHING NEW CHEAP and BEAU J.
- FUL,-Mv Rose Peri Indicating color ami sub
stnce FOR artificial teeth excel everything heTeofore ~
ffre beatty strength and ghtGes needs only TO -
10 appreciated In day. and only $l5 20 go pe
Set Gall examine Also. best kuDDer SETS from $40 4"
Gold Piaiiua, 10. EztIa;tng undor
Dr r. WAIT ~ Last Twety III nj ST. near ManisohdVe
V,HE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
Dr GEO III. MODE9fANis, 5J2 3d-ayc., near 36th-st.
are all 70 bo browning hight Of dental art
Best aes $40 $50. SO.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AN ID OHIO RAILROAD.
feave New TX via Dcsbroses and Corandt ferries
''' and al the st6 VEST Ptis5Sfsh CncnnaI Chicago tnr
West and N~Ith-wert Indianapolis, Louisville New
e55 D DAILY eycep SUNDAYS Washington, Evansville anl
Ncwars. Cincinnati Louisville, Indianapolis. and St
s55 p be- Daily. washington Richmond and the South.
iyncabms ant the SONIA Wet 1 sies d
vile, Indianapolis ST. LOa-s, Chicago the West and
For through Tickets aud general information call at Com
papy soc 2il ind 30 .r"ay and at ticket Offices iooi
Ask FGG TiCXiIs VA BAIro. AND OHIO RAILRoA Nd.
tiiaan ears. JciseJ city TO asu ton as, "a pi,tl
ia. ,ir Bltlm,Ie 30 inca 20. Cnc.h all 81 LOUIS &c
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
- ia LIHI Ell 70 , IaE
atf Epg S sn branch a r. M a. amn JmeiioS
win Dell ae and Ws,i al, a. "a ig;1JrS VIVA lSsh
Direct Inc to Iia sblrs ii,shnrgi tho west; also
''n'' i'un'' f T% ''q &E f$,S'E fi;;s
Bata allentown Maaci chnai Iamaqla Tamanend, wilkes,
w. NAV E,aIa e le3 ,,. r,..o, .o,no.,.
at ns o. T br sI IaS ann w & R. E''O' connects
D. SS and navy inc WGs S co ' az
q Sr sssS,s nahy wlimsp Sn
r u,EyrnFss for Fisn ton rsISn Ans2tHG 2c,
SlrTe barre" adr 'a colaIia Lancaster Ephaia fOtts'iie
si5 SExraHs FOR Eas,,Sn Bovidote. Bath. Mauch
Tram ST rs s Sna S %S. Mnnf
40 D. m.-Way Train Tor Sauerville and tlcmingtoh
5lj D. m-fNENING ENPGPss, ia Tor lls0n, Alentown
Mauch Cuak, WikesbIIre, fOwaad keSdnS ana hhitts-
$50 D. m-way Train for somervilla
f.--s'... 4 o. 49,
$40 D. n.-Way ali runole
70 d. H. Way Tor Souory1lla
s 30 D. m-For E.s On. "a,
o 80 D. m-Way Tram for Soihervule.
1870 Jim 81 IN ior pa nei'o oo -. a 80
o ~ ga 10. 3 Ill5 A. m ~ IN. l2:45. % "a 8.
$40 s:45 g. AS 4:3 4i5, ., PIE. 90. $40. o. ol1'
0t2o 7 40 s.l5 $50 $50 1880, lll9 IL p M
''' - 1872 '' H. n. KICKER, Supt and Eng
il. p. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
nELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co.,
owning and operating only rouc 90 Cooperstown,
sharon H0ses Cave Haston saratoga Lake Georg, and
place, on Lake Champau. Night trains aud steamers from
Eew.Yok Albany aud Troy with morning trains
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Kosin. Spirits Turpcntine. Tar;
Nov. 4, lS75.......Jl,55J 500 eoo9

oils he.e were essential change III this InarAv. lJn
a JOD dag way al 90 % CT
anu Aennaen quiet at ~ ~ 45o "r rhine S,ou ana
IK0LEU MrIele Was he ., no,;l"g %oae ~ t s o
market S~ rgs a a n tsaeS T." sy p1cs Crude "a a.
quole al "a &C. Tor spo ana s,ce o. 20 hion'' &
I, for 30 and an November deliver, co. In cssts AZ
la 4l1o Or o-igoes OK Hin,n sSd ~ M oy Was aaa
At 3d. ior and l2'sa for the er market av
mo rate inquiry sacs Db Mess job lots At s25e
e - .eers option Tor ali year at s2i January and
tspruar Ge r. ,3 9q. a. Besi Tas g QUIET aud ssy
ses ito 6bs private terms quoti % 81 qslI ior
g. New hTra do Al sl5, New Prime M,ss at So and New
s sS s Without s ma ss ehsse cut Mas
s.eay, with saes 1000 u o iab g., bellies eqa
quoted at dc G 6 ana a a. Sa s a. iSe
MS Snp At ' Io%i Mi3lei eoanas Snd
C Long seI qTStsa At 10 sS acmns a. al
Hogs were nrmer AID IN a dent nd az 81 oa i
Prime steam Gales Of 100 &C. New 2, - se O9 tSs
CITY al &c. and so tea NO cy at l2s' also 100
ana sOJ les i6r delivery 2c sellers option Tor "
'1aTr E aT %ss without Choice
%sGh %as sun ad Ted S STATE Dare, At for Fair
@ Prime 81 q4, for tos ss . i r Z, s "a lr
Choice STATE Diary pals at 70 93zi ot tomam
for FAIR; % 9ac for GOOD ~ Cho ana ga soc
io o 9g S ~ S2so tdr ood 90 Cioce z5GJ3c for far
% Choice Grsame SSG f9g a mn1 20 (%s e d. pals
continued dnl both ioI eA OFT ana hoie use ana
without d'cided Grange thVuSh h
nal. SdllC. Common 10 CVJi ii a
I4c for Fancy, and state Dairy al 9dl3 western
M 6aylac for Common Good and IOedl3c for Fine "
Fancy. 49,,
IGGs-Fresh were good request and firm; Long Island
ami ersey al 32o state and Pennsy wanna at 90
western 43Oc, tho latter Ch0eet southern at Sc
Choce Canada Oc and LINED at 2SG2Jc Tor Western
a
IIgE-Ony moderate demand prevailed and Tor grades
below Choi the market for Domestic was weak the obmns
sales were at &C. Common 10 Fair Carolina o-~ic
for Good 10 Prince with Choice quoted Tag 49, iouisians
al Ga &C. foe Prime haDgoon, 6s0do1c, Gut5
paid; go bags u bond sold at sc, gold.
STEhBIN-Market duh aud heavy at l4i2o. Tor Prime
TAIIOW ruled firm with moderate demand sales co. 900
n oil quality 0G 10, and 10000 Prime To Choice al
9t-0so4C. y 10. .oo,.,-- -.
WHISKY-Market duh and unchanged sales 100 bbis at
81 II, aud 90 bbls Alcohol on pT1vato teims
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e SI market was steady. The following were

was m Air demand and very firm. with sales OF TO
hos Centrifugal st sec and 100 hhds
edSe The following are the quotations 10 Yht: Cuba lie
hhs. Interior 70 Common. Tef re Pam Tao Good Fair
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ID.
PANS Nov I-Ihc specie IN the Bank Of France has In
cre.e 800 ~ francs duiing the past week Exchange on
I.ondsI, ZJL 20 &c. Tor sAo1t slght
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nELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co.,
owning ana operating only routc Cooperstown,
sharon I0ses Cave Hailston saratoga Lake Georg and
Ige.. on Lake Champsu Night trains aud steamers from
NewYoik connect az Albany aud Troy with morning trains
The day lire and midday ira with evening trains
for ali The yenamed places T.. MAYO, Gonl Pass
Agent II. V. OIlPHANI, ASS { Prcst.
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FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

II
IL ARRANGENENTD PASSENGER TRAINS kug g.
I675-Ieaye r.s cOrtaH1t and Des5rOssessts
z n for fason b. thlchem, Allentown, hsach Chunk,
Hazeton Meadow. Mahauov CITY, Shenandoah, Mt
Carmel, WikesbaTrr, f1ston Emra. &c. connecting with
or ithaca Auburn. Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Faia
and tho West.
.. m. Carton. Beihehom. Allentown. Mauch Chunk,
HazetOn MaanOy CITY, shenandoah Nikesbarre Piitson,
1unkhsnnock making cose connections for Reading
POttsVlh and Harrisburg.
n. ~. for Easton. BE blehem. Allentown. and Mauch
CHUNK stopping At all stations
$50 D. M xprcss daily, for Esston Bethlehem. Al
hunk, MiiSesLarrc Pittson Elm.ra &C,
for Ithaca Auburo Rochester Buffalo,
Niagara Falls. and The West Pulmans sleeping coaches
afacnet ROB"r IL. SAIHE, Sup't. Engr q.
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THE MARKETS.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

Carefully reported for rHE TsisJSSl
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THURSDAY. Nov. 4. 1875.
The complete list Of exports Shipped IN 'esseiS
winch were cleared TO-DAY Tor foreign ports;
BtKSos AYRFs-Brig Clara and Agnes,
Iour bhls $50 Lumber n. 1887 Pertmy,pks l625
Drugs. Pkg. 5S5
BRLRAaT-Bark Roberto. .
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IAGuAYRA-Bark Rocket
MAgsEILE,- Bark Sarah.
. 90

Crude Petroleum gals
MAlsRllFs-Bark VILE de Mines