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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SOOIkI 0AlENDAIGo- ILo DAl.
SUPREME CoURr-CuAnBERs- by Judge Dono-
hue-Court opens az ten A. NJ. First Mondays motion
calendar will be called Ut eleven A. N.
SUPREME CoCRT-GENERAL TERM.-Adjourncd until
nrst Monday Of December, 1875
SUPREME CouRT-SPECIAL TERM-Hcld by Judge Law
Ience.-DemnrTers No. to %, inclusive. Law and
lactNos ~ 42l, 443 362, Az 445 49, 246 400, 403
55s 4ol 66Q 65l l53, 576 SO 594 567 l26 27S, 637
500, 5Sl, GIL
SUPREME T-CIRcuT-Part J. 1-Adjourned for the
term. Part 2-Held ~ Judge Van Brunt-Nos 849s
100 2SO2 lOO0 lls6 l40S l43S, 1863 1922 1908 1851
z5oZ 4O2 3ls6, l5lBL, 3ll9, 3I17 2ll6, 9O6b, ll3S
l4ss 800 SI01l 1922 5l4, 1l40 2944 Part 3-Held by
Judge Van Vorst.-Nos. 1877, 1903 1871 1859 500
1851 1871, ISL 90 1853 1885, 22o 29Sl 655 =, 657 "a
2749 24S3, 1927 795 l443 1925, 1888 963 343, 3o39
SUPERIOR CoURr-GENERAL TERM-Held by Judges
Mcneil and Sedgwck Nos. 10 50 inclusive.
SUPERIOR CouRr-srEcIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Frcedman.-Nos, l TO 80 inclusive
SUPERIOR CouRT-rRIAL TERa-Part Held by
Judge sper-Nos. 635, 1477, 297, s3l 769 COS S39,
day calendar until Wednesday, November 8 1875.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERa-Part Held by Judge
Ko6lnson-Nos 2562 1850, 1916, lsl7, 2e35, l765,
1878, 1865 1862 1434, 1864, 1877, 2516 1880 1857.
COMMON PLEAs-GENERA. rERM-Hcd by Judges DAILY,
G J.. Loow and DAILY, JJ.-Nos. / TO 1877 inclusive,
1874, 1871, lbs to 2l7 inclusive
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL IERM-Part Held by Judge
Spauding-Nos. 1852 4224, 4027, 4SOS 5407 3042,
3043 2S92 31S6 3174 1885, 3277 $685. 3472 $685. Part
2-Held by Judge McAdam.-Nos 1649 2909 1910,
1904 1872 6303 646O S654 246 S5o7, S5oS S5O9 S5l2
1913 35l5. Part 3-Hed by Judge Shea, G. Mos.
343 5279 5346 5379 5i0S 44S3 $685. 5214 472S, 4S63
1914 4749, AHA, 1875, $3.50
CoURT or GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Judge Suther-
land The People Mary Balt feonious assault and
battery; Same vs.. Krwin Fnnerty and James Mulvey,
rape; Same John Connors William M. Mcmahon,
John Twomey and Davis Savage, burglary; Same VS..
John Dunn and Terence Reilly grand larceny; Same
vs. Ludwig l.. Trier, grand larceny; Same VS.. James
Burke, Frank Hamilton, Frank Banimier and John
McCullum grand larceny.
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THE COURTS
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Morgan.
BURGLARY IN DLEEcKER STREET.

Between and two o'clock yesterday morning two
men, named John Irving and John Riley, broke into
the house No lis Blocker street and proceeded 10
ransack the place. Manuel Thornton, who occupied
a room on the second story, was awakened By feeling
heavy hand his shoulder and hearing y
stentorian voice demanding him to got up
and dress himself RECORDER HACKETT sAYs:-'EvRN
~ DISPOSED THROW THE BOOKS AND RECORDS or
THE CoURT POLITICIAN COULD NOT 20 1T, BECAUSE
THE DEPUTY CLERK s NOT APPOINTED ny THE JUDGES or
THE CoURT GENERAL SESSIONS. n-as he under
arrest Manuel jumped out OF bed, but not quick
enough to save $50 which in the pocket oil his
pantalosns He raised an alarm, however, and 0Hcers
Kenny and Henry Of the Fifteenth precinct, came into
the house, and after short struggle arrested irwin
and Riley on the roof The prisoners were arraigncd
before Judge Morgan yesterday and were held IN 81 900
bail each TO answer
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A DUAL FLIGHT.

Information has been given the police that Robert
POTTS. engineer OF No 40 Grand street. lately the
employ Of Kurschedt Brothers, Of No. so South Fifth
avenue, has mysterously disappeared. He leaves a
wife and three children absolutely destitute Stimuli
taneously with his departure pretty young German
girl has taken flight, and from the fact that the two
acquainted it is surmised they have gone OF
together
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CUSTOM HOUSE NOTE.

As yesterday was the last day OF the month the
Custom House officials paid their salaries on
Saturday. large number OF them have been granted
leave of absence GO their homes TO vote ard work
for the = cause to morrow
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SUPREME coURT-cHAAdBERs.
BY Judge Lawrence.
Gushing VS.. Gushing. Report of referee confirmed
and judgment for defendant, with costs.
La Fond vs.. Deems; Petrie vs. Hun ct al Hall VS..
Macrea OF al Wixon Nickerson.-Granted.
Hatch VS.. Frend-Motion TO place cause on special
cause granted for Friday, November IL
BY Judge Donohue.
Snlwell Va Shuninin-Granted
Buell. VS. BrewsteE-Granted by default.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPFCLL TERM.
BY Judge Curtis
York et AL Fuller ct al-Motion TO set aside ap
pontment or temporary receiver and also OF guardian
al litem, denied with costs 70 plaintiff TO abide the
event OF SUIT
Miller Miller.-Relerence ordered.
The Peoples Savings Bank Noyes ct aL-0rder
confirming report or referee and for allowance
BY Judge Sedgwick
Brewster Balch et al-Judgment for plaintiff in
amount claimed
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The following late quotations in gold FOR coins
RAILWAY AND STATE BONDS.

In all the gold-bearing issues Of railway bonds the
tendency is to higher prices The demand by invest
is moderate but steady, and by and by It will
doubtless be found that the keynote Of the real
covery OF the country will be struck by this class OF
securities. State bonds not than usually
active and transactions chiefly confined to Ten
nessees and yirginias both Of which stronger.
DIVIDEND INTEREST PAYMENT.
The following is list Of dividends and interest pay
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LOSING pmoEs-3 P. M. SATURDAY.
THE MONEY MARKET.

This was generally firm the wants or most borrowers
being supplied and per cent although the banks
until near tile close asking from their customers
from to per cent Government bond Dealers how
ever have borrowed call low as per cent
fair business done In commercial paper, strictly
prime paper ruling al about a 61s per cent The bank
statement OF the week exhibits satisfactory gain IN
the surplus reserve II is to DO observed, however
that the increase in the average is caused by large
influx Of gold from the Treasury and other operations
incidental to the work Of the Syndicate. Tho foreign
exchanges were irregular AT the opening rates were
advanced 70 4sOa for bankers long and 4s5 for de-
mand sterling The free offerings Of cotton bills and
the squeeze in cash gold, however, caused a heavy
feeling and rates reduced to LIS and s218 with
actual business oS A. 70 and 81. At the close
demand bills were advanced to Ash
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold, which in the beginning OF the week had de-
cined to HAS, recovered later, and Thursday sold
up to 1863, the Improvement being stimulated by the
report Of the destruction Of Virginia City and the posi-
BILE interruption for two three months Of the usual
supply Of bullion from California in consequence OF the
financial disturbance caused the Pacific coast by this
event Yesterday the price temporarily rcceded to
1l56 but quickly rallied, and Recorder HaceH Says
EDen If disposed 70 roto open The books and records ot
ne court politician could not do H. because tie
deputy clerk Is not appointed by e Judges Of The Court
Of General Sessions the market closed at 116h.
The temper OF the operators Is generally bullish Il
one may judge from the prevailing expressions, but
there yet no signs OF u clique, though the same
may be developed any time from the known scarcity
OF the commodity and the ability Of few bold CAPT
taliss keep it under control The following tho
GOLD FLUCTUATIONS FOR WEEK.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

- PROVIDENCE. r. T.. Oct 80. 1875.
PRINTING cloths market inactive during the week and
closed With weaker feeling 4sc for best standard
extra ttNvi under areport that Of the printers pro-
posed - smut down Sales Of the week, 23jOU pieces
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HAVANA MARKET.

- HAVANA. Oct. 30 1875
Sugar-Ibe bad weather prevailing has caused small
business market has been dun aud prices nominal ;
Nos 10 20 ~ Dutch standard fa l5s per arrobe
moiasscs sugar ia lA reas stock in warehouse at
Havana aud Matanzas, los1O0 boxes and 1900 hhds
llasaiNts Of tha weak 2ao hnSas hhdg Exnorts
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GOVERNMENT BONDS

GOVERNMENT BONDS
we're fairly active and strong advancing from ~ to
1% per the gold bearing issues with currency
skies remaining steady. Whenever large lots Of
fered scarcity at once evident, and there is
belief that prices will yet rule higher
COINS AND BULLION.
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DECISIONS.

terday, on charge OF violating the Excise law Perry
was held by Judge Kasmire IN $500 bail to answer
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for the week 1000 boxes and f55 hhds including 900
boxes and all the hhds. the United States MolAsses
nominal Bacon. 80 so per; cwt Butter, $50 so
per quintnl for American Flour S37 S3S 80 per bb
for American Hams $50 s62 per quinta for American
sugar cured Lard steady Potatoes 81 per bb Tallow
80 a33 per quntal Onions 80 30 $40 per hbl, for
American Naval stores dull. Empty hhds, ~ 50 a ~
Lumber-One cargo of white pine sold at S37 In gold
per NJ shocks dull; box s reals; sugar hhds. p -
reals molasses hhds % "A reals Corn l23 I3 reals
per arrObe. Hoops long shaved $50 In gold per NJ.
Freights dull Captains are demanding higher rates.
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/ I SIC THIRD AtENUE-HAT STORE.
\ BY. Q. d. FAVOR, Auctioneer; office,

I SIG THIRD AtENUE-HAT SToRh
n BY. O. ID. FAVOR, Auctoneer: office
at NJ T.. Favors 13 East Fourteenth street,
Will sell, at $40 Third avenue. Monday November
II A. NJ sharp the entire Stock in trade Will
Fixtures and favorable Lease (3ll years Of
Haywoods well known Hat, Cap aud Fur Store. This
chance Fixtures stock class good
trade and sold only account Of sickness.
A LFRED LLOYD, AUCTIONEER, OFFICES a9
~ Broadway. will sell this day, IL O'Clock the
and stock Of Liquors in the Bar and Billiard Room 25i ud
street, comprising elegant 4prl Pump Phelan Bill
lizard Tables glassware, SveTware Chars Tables Mirrors
&c also the stock Of Liquors and Cigars. positive
Dealers invited
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Our Exports and ImpOrtS-Thc Lessons They
TeGCh-The Baneful Effect Of
Rag Money.
REVIEW OF TIE MARKET.
Gold Steady and Tending Upward Stocks with
Veyy Few Exceptions, LOwer-GoyeIn-
ment and Railroad Bonds Firm.
WALL STREET.


AS time rolls on each passing day and month pre-
sents new reasons why it is prime necessity to the
recuperation the prosperity Of our country that
there shall be a speedy return 20 the Of that
tsmoney which in its nominal value, represents the
actual or approximate value Of the labor expended in
its production Until that day shall come or be made
reasonably certain in the future speculation VIII
continue to hold in its control all the legitimate
ests Of the country Ono week ago We attempted to
show the effect Of 'unexportable money upon The
grain movement during the past year; Recorder
Hacheu says:-"U there EXISTS an office loatch
than any other should Be utterly diporccd from
political considerations is that Of cers deputy
eters Of criminal court that the great plethora
Of rag currency had enabled speculation to lock
up crops and hold them at unexportablc
price and that II is repeating the folly Of one year
ago thus holding check real capital the free crcua-
ton Of which is Of vastly Importance to the bust
ness OF the country than is that OF money itself The
position then maintained has since been strongly forti
fed by the report from the Chief OF the Bureau or sta
tistics giving
COUNTRY
for the nine months ending September 80, 1876. The
totals Of our exports and imports all reduced gold
valuation, for the period named compare with the cor
responding months Of 1874 as follows
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~ Rrahhury Il CO pIAnnrnrtn fine Oh pnintin.-a

~ Bradbury Co, Panotorte, fine Oil Paintings
Brouzos, ParlOr Suits. Chamber Suit, &c
This (MondAy) morning, commencing at l0% o'clock
private residence II East 20th street. Broadway
10000 worth Of elegant Household Furniture made
order six months Ia Pianoorte fine rich
Parlor Suits covered in satin reps Sc Carpets, Book
Centre Tables Turkish Chairs Eageres 500 volumes
Of Books, Library Suits solid black walnut Bedseads,
Dressing Cases Mattresses Buffet Chairs Extension Tables
&c. also basement and servants Furniture. HENRY
ZINN Auctioneer.
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EUROPE.
FLORENCE dTALY).
A. GUARDUCCI 4 CO, Bankers,
8 Via del Giglio

A. GUARDUCCI 4 CO.. Bankers
$ Via del Giglo.
Circular notes and drafts London, Paris and York
ased at the best exchanges letters received and promptly
forwarded.
Reading rooms with American and English papers goods
stored and forwarded commission charged.
Recorder Hackett says:-"Possibly l may hereafter
invite political animosty by this determinations yet
while privately my sympathies most ardent in their
democratic tendencies should be recreant to my Judi
cial independence and sense Of duty if answered
otherwise than have done.n
The New York herald., 1875-11-01

CHERIFFS SALE OF CLOTH, CASHMERE, &C.-S.
- HERMAN, Sherrs and General Auctioneer sells Mon
day November at II O'clock at No. 53s Third avenue,
large and general Of fine Cloth Cassimero
Doeskins, Velyets Innings, &c also Counters, ShelvnG
WILLIAM G. CONNER, Sheriff 3
The New York herald., 1875-11-01

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE MIRRoRss
ADMINISTER. MOQDET AND BRUSs
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Recorder Hackett says:-'The Legislature has wisely
placed tho selection Of officers OF the Court OF General
Sessions the exclusive discretion Of tho Judges or
that Court Every day Of experience contributes to
court officers usefulness y
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nRUG STORE FOR sALE-S4oo; NEATLY FITTEU
il and stocked densely populated neighborhood ohce
attached capital place for physician SIT month";
Apply at STRICKLANDiS. 36 Beekman street
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

THE ENTIRE COLLECTION or PAINTINGS. WATER
coLoRs, STUDIO FURNITURE, ANTIQUE CURIOsI-
TIES. COSTUMES. 40. -.
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Recorder Hackett says-'The Legislature has wisely
placed the selection Of officers OF the Court of General
Sessions in the exclusive discretion Of the Judges othat
Court Every day Of experience contributes to a court
officers usefulness "
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PIETR0 yAGNI, ESQ.
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IMPORTANT AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
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Recorder Hackett says:-"Even If disposed 70 throw
open the books and records OF the Court TO politician
could not do It, because the Deputy Clerk is not ap
pointed BY the Judges OF the Court Of General ses
sionsn -
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DENTISTRY.


A SET OF TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS At
~ l2s West Thirty-fnurth street, between Sixth anf
seventh ayenues BroadwaySpecial mech aucal
usy coral rubber pearl whaebone rubber gold and
piana sets; Plumpers Regulators, &c Take car
from Grand street ferry SiNih Broadway
cars NEWBRoUGH, l2s Wes, Thirty. fourth street.
A BEAUTIFUL SET. IS; GUM TEETH, $40; stNGLEs
~ 81 gas, soc silver Filings, 5Oc Examine spec-'
mems New York Dental Rooms 262 Sixth avenue, ncAr
Sixteenth street. Established 1851. Good work Low
prices
Recorder Hackett says:-"rhe officers who escorT
ana guard prisoners 70 and from the city Prison, and
who guard them court and who 70 some extent con
troll process ought not TO be politicians, bat sach
reliable men as the judges select
i TNR WHITE DENTIST, f55 SIXTH ANkl,u ,uE.-sFrS
Teeth. S. Gum SETS eV teeth MED With slvor
and bono SOC gold and patina ~ al worb warranted
i oo EAST FOURTH sTREKT.-sEy, $40 WITH OR
o. without extracting; gas ree PLY apor nadas lsata
| buIt On raats silyeT kAlAfs .AHhi 80. >Atoa
The New York herald., 1875-11-01

A UCTTON sALE-THIS MoNDAY) MORNING. AT
IA loh o'clock all the handsome and useful Household
Furniture the large private house, o5 East Thirteenth
street. Fourth at public auction TO the highest
bidder without consisting of atn brocade reps and
haircoth Parlor Suits Carpets rosewood Panofore Paint
ngs, Curtains Tables Clocks Mirrors Vases Bedsteads
Bureaus Washstands Dressing Cases Mattresses Bedding
Blankets, Quilts, Lounges Sideboard Extension Table,
Glass China and Silver Ware Cutlery, Oilcoth Stoves
Stair Carpets &C Sale positive.
]. KRAEMER Anctinnaer.
The New York herald., 1875-11-01

AN ELEGANT OPPORTUNITY FOR FORTUNE
"A Restaurant private supper Room, Oyster Bar and
Sleeping Apartments complete paying well safe business
for yourself central location with Lease. CAFE.
NEY SMITH, office IL Centre street.
The New York herald., 1875-11-01

EXECUTRIX SALE.-BENJAMTN p FAIRcHILD,
u Auctioneer Office and salesroom No Beach street,
will sell public auction, Wednesday, November 8 at
II O'Clock the premises the Cnexpred Term Of Lease
Ouse No 1D9 Greenwich the hav
ing occupied wholesale cigar aud tobaccons for
the past twenty years together with all the Fixtures 6c
by the single piece. By order Of Amao sehasberger
ExeoutriN.
The New York herald., 1875-11-01

CHERIFFS SALE OF BOILERS MACHINERY IRONI
- &e-s. HERMAN, sheriirs and General Auctonee5
sells Monday November ut i. NJ. the foot OF East
Twentieth street, the entire Stock and Machinery OF the
Iron Foundry of Samuel Seeor Son. viz BOILERS,
Lathes Forgers, Pumps shears PAners Grinders large
lot Of Iron Patterns Fasks also large lot of old Iron aud
many other articles mention also lind
Horse Wagon, Harness. Sale positive, In lots; deaera
invited also the xpired Lease OF said premises.
WILLIAM q. CONNER Sheriff.
IL DanutY
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nRUG STORE FOR sALE-oNE OF THE BEST
IL situated aud furnished in Worcester Address, for
tculars. EDWIN A. WARREN Worcester, Mass.
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A ONE or THE MOST ELEGANTLY FITTED wINH
~. Rooms Broadway, close 60 theatres. doing larga
business for sale; satisfactory reasons for selling
LLOYD, 20 Broadway.
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SAFES AT AUCTION.

TT b. HERrs A SONS, AucTIoEEERs,
sALEsRooNs. II PARK PLACE AND IA MUR
RAY STREET
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MACHINERY,

Recorder Hackctt says:-"whatever may have becu
the political sins OF former leaders in Tammany Hail.
they have increased them by suggestively
interfering with the Independence OF the Court iD
which have the honor TO be a judge.n
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Recorder Hackett says .-'Tf the notions you foret
shadow should be acquesced in by the Criminal Judges
insomuch as the composition of political committed
often changes might the composition of court oi1
GERS and thereby confusion, at least, be occasoned.
cannot sanction your propostion.".
The New York herald., 1875-11-01

BUTCHERS FIXTURES, ICE HOUSES, TOOLS AND
I'D Machinery, grocer's Ham Racks and Benches, Butter
Counters second hand Butcher Cart. MATHES0N CO..
Thirty fourth street. Eleventh avenue.
The New York herald., 1875-11-01

VXTILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER,
w office No. 3 Chambers street.
will sell Monday 1st inst lOb O'clock the Stock and
Of Grocery Store pa Foueenth
street. consisting OF barrels Of Flour and Sugar o
Tea large quantity of soap canned Frut Starch Rice.
&c also fine Counters Icebox, large Coffee Mill stoves.
&C., &c. No postponement.
The New York herald., 1875-11-01

NOR sALE-sELFRAIsING FLOUR BUSINESS Es-
n tabshsi Eve years large local and Southern trade,
best preparation known or viii sell state, city and county
RIGHTS Address TAYLOR LEWIS, Philadelphia Post oGce.
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lie PROPERTY or THE LATE
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now oN EXHIBITION FREEl AT THE ART ROOMS
sl7 BROADWAY, 10 BE SOLD BY AUCTION THURS
DAY AND FRIDAY EvEYINds. NOVEMBER 4 AND )
AT ~ O'CLOCK
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nRUG STORE PoR SALE-$4oo; NEATLY FITTED
IL and stocked densely populated neghborhood: oace
attached; capital place for physcian rent Sl7 per
month. Apply at Stricklands SO Beekman street.
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tor M Meek II the leadIng sharos
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A FOR SALE-PIRST CLASS BAKERIES, coNFEC.
IL toneries Grocery Stores Liquor toe5
South street and all avenues Restaurants Hotels Cod
and Cake Stands,
MITCHELL's STORE AGENCY, II Cedar street.
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u eiry.-R. FIELD General Auctoneer saesroom No1
80 Bowery will sell this day az il o'clock assortment Of
gold silver Watches Pins Rings Earrings gold Chains.
&C. Also al II o'clock 500 lots Mems and Women Cothl
ing Dresses. Shaws Remnants Underclothing, Qutsy
Blankets Bedding Boots Shoes &c also Coats Pants and
Vests BY order r. Godstein. Grand street.
The New York herald., 1875-11-01

sUBERB UPRIGHT PIANO By CHIcKERING.
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IN COTTON AUCTIoNEER.-EXTRA LARGE SALE
IT Of Household Furniture, No. 10 ST. Marks place,
Eighth street, Thursday, November at II oclsck
Iiano French plate Mirror velvet Brussels and other Gar
pets together all paror bedroom dining room and
basement goods this very large private dwelling Details
and catalogues on Wednesday and Thursday.
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10y ]. w. CAMPRELL. JR. AuCTIoNERR.

ID EMANUEL, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
ID. day o'clock, at ia Bowery large stock Toys
Drums, Dolls shells, Beads Pertumery Writing Desks
Chair Rockers Marbles. Dealers invited
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STORAGE.

GTORAGE FOR FURNITURE, sc, 151 AND IGs WEST
- hirtyecond street, between Sixth and Seventh
nucs-Parties about storing invited 10 examine our
rooms. l.. MARTIN son. Owners and Managers
The New York herald., 1875-11-01

GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES or A PINE LOCATED
store On Eighth street suitable for any business fur
nIshcd Dwelling L desired Address L. DILks 24l south
Sixth street, Philadelphia.
The Portland daily press., 1875-10-15

New YORK, October 14-Evenlng.-- Cotton. Flour
receipts of 1885 bbs the market quiet and prices
Superfne Western and State at 3 Is a 5 so; ex-
ira western and State so "a 90; choice at O5 "a
on; White Wheat Western extra 50 a 50; Fancy
90 @ 30 ;Ohio at 20 q 50: extra st Louis at so
q 8O choice to doubl extra at IS a 10 co. includ-
ing BOO bbls of shipping extras at 70 "a 80; g.
600 bbls extra mill flour at prices within range mar
ket closing quiet; Southern flour at 70 "a co. Rive
flour is unchanged at 20 a 30. Cornmeal is quiet
and firm at As q 25. Wheat-receipts of 1926. 100
bush; the market is "a 2better with a good export
and fair milling demand; sales $4,000; 90 "a 10
for rejected Spring; 10 "a 16 Tor No Chicago 16
Q 20 for No Milwaukee, 27 "a II tor No North
Western;; 2S q 30 for new and old NO2 Mlwau-
kee; 30 "a 40 for No Spring including No Mil
waukee at 30 a 35A; No Sheboygan l 81 choice
old No Minnesota As; 1 81 for uneraded Minneso-
ia; 20 q A for sound new and old Winter Red
WESTERN 20 a 45 for Amber Western; 80 "a / IS
for White Western. Rye is dull and dropping. Bar
ley slightly in buyers favor; 5000 bush of 6-rowed
State at u; 5000 bush common stained do 90; I0O,
600 bush prime Canada West &c. Barley Malt is
quiet and unchanged. Corn-receipts $3.50 bush !;
the market is 1c lower with only very moderate
export and home trade demand inquiry; sales $4,000
bush 20 q Tic for steamer Western Mixed; 713 a 70
Tor sail do; 70 q 72Ac for high Mixed and Yellow
western; 75c for White Western in store; 66 % zoe
LOT damaged heated Western Mixed. Oats-receipts
QUO bush; the market is without decided change;
sales 56OO0 bush; 80 q 54c for Mixed and White
lnciadIng winter State at 40 q "a; Mixed Western
at a q 49c; White at As q SAC. Hay steadyat 65 "a
!Uc Tor shipping. Hops at q ~ for yearlings Of
quiet and steady cargoes quoted at 10 "a 2I1c pold:
10 az 223c gold for job lots. Sugar is very duh owing
to rebate trouble at 70 g Sc for fair to good refining;
Sac for prime; refined very quiet at logo for stani
ard A; log 9 0sc for powdered and granulated lie
for crushed. Molasses is quiet and unchanged Rice
quiet and heavy; $50 bbls Louisiana at "a 7ac for
common to choice; 80 ties Carolina 81 q &c for COM
mon to choice. Petroleum quiet and nominal; crude