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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-17
BRITISH CORN TRADE.

LONDON, Oct 16.-The Mark Lane Express,
in ite review OF the British trade durin the past
week says:
Harvesting Is SIN unfinished in the north and the IN
secaed crops are suffering both IN grain and straw.
There has been slight improvement In the
quality OF grain marketed by farmers during iir week
but the bulk offered IS still IN an unsatisfactory condition
Only dry samples have met with any attention. and
these nave bccn rather higher presumably because Oi
the d.uoud fOr fne grain i0r sowing purposes Values
60 not appear have been raised by the prospect 81
war. oar return ~ granary stocks on the LIST 81
October, compared win that Uf July !, shows
that he quantity ~ maize ~ granny b. quadrr!cd
Wheat decreased by rather over half Flour is some
what diminished. TtCsc stOcbs though certainly large,
ou- 80 NOT considering the recent and prospective LARGE
dinaU;iOI OF imports, aud the deficient nome gT"Wt'
% dcp.ess tIiic. They sho" only mod"r-
ate increase upon the corresponding period ~
last year. The large imports h.u arriving
were arcuWu'atiug week b} Week, whereas
al present the draft rather ont ~ than into grauIIy
All thugs considered, the condition ~ trade s ueilts,
although LARGE stocks aud Csc 0'uiv of varcADus-
ing grain exercise iuG ,"uce adverse 90 hold IS on
th. other hand decline seems possible While
shipments from broad cJuf.ul- on tlc pres
emf moderate scale, and aus political event
OF moment .hf Cau-r some eEcitrnclt tnc cDuuiIs
concerned being important ErIiu-HIpiuc. The U.d
trade remains about t.e iast week, tac only
increase 1cHy demand FOR Indian wheat which IliIlrl5
BOUGHT freely. Tho hotung caro- Trad. rt very hrn,
with only med ft. arrivals uI tAc 'D.t Rather lIc
attention tts been paid 90 hraiu- Car-O-s. Ghrha
wheat has boon bed 90 Iu prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-17

cq H1 F Ps Eta and + e f1
i'm i,r,d ,eai,s, al unchanged al.. sales 10 bbs a
- - 10 Tor Common 90 Choice SUPERB 70 M r
.CoiiS Mai tai 7ty ,ih Inoaeiste Io ;o or
far giaalys nr i.clrH Goa hcl 70 - - Corn "a. a. IL
0I ,ac,. n -, fp Doas. r. n.no u %. Tor Coarse C"y'
az! '' IT,, r. ;r 49,. iisrke, was firm afd
ufs6 business prices without decided chairc !M,te
~, export ant limited m,lLng de&d on NM
frlpusss OF folders For Straight New S@. . Chicago N
In 81 .d.I = Vas rslorod Ill to ml.c. sa.c slgyq
DO - 1aatl 20 or New Uugrcd srTne )! y io5 piit
Ta5ci q . ~ Winter sl With fe :: 9f
Mciean ana - zJior 10000 bush Sew No Milwaukee
100 Tor Jersey GAMBIA state sales o ca5 ios rel9r'eS
- &c for Jersey and 7ic log West, "a coo
irir al ale and go bush. al 2,c both i3, bond
Green Peas and southern Black Eye f''s Eie ~ s
dun with prcos in buyers favor SNrnwCi Sac vas
at s0a9Oc No Canpla at 81 l20$l 10, and no ,anaGs
on Iryaie tens understood TO- pc ag"at tHi;IEY
MALT in tHo be rce.t without ho% eye s, aay
N t,ral change IN pIce 9e5 1870 o' RS was 1aai
L. per bush lover with only yery moderate EXPORT and
steamer Mixed graded AMI uHgradei 57 ajs lc ior Sul
Mxci; 5Sc Tor 80. ! Kansas Mixed 81 "a Sc 10y
,o NOV and 57S5sic Tor UHeraded Western M,yai
OATS in , arge SgPgg gP6 6oo 'f bush i"'N at
2gaiaiac for Mixed and S2q49c. for white Wet Wet
Tor No ,; 4ic. Tor No. 2 White: ilc for W liS
Iowa. l2ee Tor 0d White %eSi,9 , ~ Sc stdie ala
5ar for White state 35aiSc Tor White western
Fed ruli m bdyers IAl"r WIN Fed IE a sI5 rtr
BEANS without Ell ance To notice Ne@ wtie ~ tg
Common were Gu Medium qunird at u 6OGrl 20 Gr
Choce New >, 4O9sl - Tor Choice old Marrow Cho1y p
S6ics sag %; california LIMA Beans we're acid n ~ IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-17

serespec that the guilty persons shall be brought
90 punishment We doubt not that 1t Will see the mat
tor in the proper light, and act promptly III the case
c. ovapple in the state Prison probably would
.n0ice 10 stop the circulation Of the false rumors
"a reports Which are fast bringing disgrace upon
sIock operators and destroying The business OF
b,okers When the report alluded TO had been fully
o,d officially contTadicted then commenced a sharp
inward movement, led by Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, which steadily rose to 10, regular and
"a, casR for stock bought in under the
NIL OF course the clears" were badly
ti,btened and as usual, helped the advance
NV bidding against each other, while the bulls"
ssrnlied the stock at every g advance above 73l2.
- the price declined to 737s074ls. New-JerSey
CtraI after opening at SO and selling at 343i, in
,,,o,atby rose 10 375s, and closed at 3G0s. Della
,sore and Hudson also became quite active adj
,ancing 10 and closing at 60l2 As there is nothing
,D the condition of the coal trade or Of the COM
o,ies themselves TO warrant such a change in val
nos If is safe to set the whole movement down to
,veIl-desirned and brilliantly executed cam
-, against the "bears." who still per
80 after their various experiences in New
Tersev Central from 100 down to 80, in
suiue too large quantities of the cash stock. be-
.ause unwilling 10 make the difference necessary to
effect sales on sellers options. These movements in
coal shares impaired tone 10 the cntie Market,
roIlv;np Central and Hudson from 100l2 to 1929
1ots, Rock Island from 1O1li to 1913. Lake Shore
from 55s4 TO 573l057Ss, and Michigan Central from
mto45a443i The Northwestern, st. Pauls, and
Erie were a shade higher, but inactive. The
gupreme Court to-day rendered no decision in the
crar0er cases Pacific Mail was less active, selling
at 25lsa25l2G2 l3s02f7s. Notwithstanding the
nostiye denial given TO our statement Of last week
that warrant has been issued to attach the property
Of the company, it is fact that the com
pany's steamer Colin is in possession OF the
marshal. Western Union was duh, declining from
II to 7Oss and then AGAIN rallying to H. The mar
ket closed excited and feyerIsh at prices differing
from the final ones of Saturday as follows; Ad-
vanoes-Ohio and Mississippi and Erie, each g;
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, Illinois Central
Missouri Pacific. and st. Paul preferred, each 4;
Chicago. burlington and Quincy, Northwest, st.
Paul and Union Pacific. each p; Lake Shore,
Northwest preferred, and Rock Island, each 81;
Michigan Central New-York and New-Haven, and
Morris and Essex, each / New-Jegscy Central,
Us; Delaware Lackawanna and Western, %; and
Delaware aud Hudson 3a4. Declines-Hannibal
end st. Joseph preferred, ls; Central and Hudson,
Pacific Mail, and United States Express, each a;
Wabash, b; and Chicago and Alton and Adams Ex-
press EACH = per cent. The following table shows
The
RANGE TIE Markell
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THE STATE or TRADE.

LIVERPOOL oct. lG-l2.}O D. m.-C'uOn Is slealy VIC
ding Upards 5lsis,l; Atrllng urifanS, n,lsn s'''
- ,n ti,l i.dig 900 bale, speculation ana *
port receipts 4IlO bales OF whiea 900 Ye,g ",g.a s
I,",,.r Irly.rg Ia. Tpiaad4 Low Milibn$ cause ,"
crul .hiuurd NuyUabcI AMI Dt.tho ~ { Isr,,
arr, sail. 40 81. ,.,..., f,,r ,fi,.u,, q,
cs-. pr ,rut s,i.upel Go and hoVrinD-r s't ~
Tn.an's Low Mhfin. CLAUSE, n'w coh 81 "a 10 i
al D.CcmD.I. s.i. isi. lplsh"3 Ia" '''"''"7 ''
February aud March delivery, J-l - So,,,r ma, Nft
iIvEgrOOt. oct IG-l3O 4. NJ plnus .o'!.l "a 49,,
ain lu,r Jau,,ry ana Veterinary, delivery 81 oi tAc
aalcs .o..ay 900 balrs American. ,... ,. ,tt,
' ~, '.t hi t.tl a. pauds Cotton, Low alil
ding clause Oc;oIrr and November d3Ntif' st Y'"ii'
I1w siddlng cllu.r FrbruaTy and March de'l,rl' Sg
IIvruis,Of. oct G-5 o. Cotton utri'H htu l''
Low MdIlng clause. March AMI Aph drlI,I S-'' -
lands. Low NlGng clause crop SlPlr' January "''
February, sail. Cd. ..,.it. r,,-,,.,tr, -. a ID
-. o.tt.- o., hath
LONDON. Oct l6-l23O D. m-ConsoiS b2''is io' o.li'
lIH1+ A.
LCgUoS Oct 1913 p. m.Par1s aiFlees queue Nv" l' ''
rcucs 1861 ~ hc Tor Tire &C 'nuiit; 49,. -. ,.,
LOSDOS OCT 1851 p. mCOus0is, Oo's iVr DoLh pVhp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-17

.Cactuny reyoraIilr rut rH,ys.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or Produce
Ter Norm Eirs, i'c.s.i., aae Huh.It.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHEs-ih- csgoc1l change iu tHis market.
1rair que supplies good. and ic'' urr rf irs easy ana
nominal. Z '.c Pos. sod titC f'f Pearls.
CgFfE-i.o quot sHt mC aHT't no lr1 l@fe Roll,
invoices aH0 1890 gold, Tor job
hg lois. s,, OF invoices udlapie Alld srtt- we're
rn buqr-f Quotations. EllacabO l.0I Sc,
alI go. roth toAL
tOIIDS-Iher fr demand fol Cotton the spot.
"a Ihg
He laI.s BSiGi 5a! against 81 80, bars t iay a-t
tes aut Ills day last year. Tho
2.7Cf ta's. oil which Lila Duca Lass evening and 200 b
arrive including for export 1903 Tor horne cyus4i o
au 100 ioT speculation. There 100 hacs ccH
contract. e following ihc guo.a..anss
fp.f.b y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-17

Total bush 52esG lGGis2 6S5'lg are fi5sg 10
HAY AND STIAW-ihr ~ neral supplies ale "l l. '
easacss Prce. ",,ieeae tnoash l ~ mail 7 ae
Goyr' S0dG6S si'aa a 7oasoc Tor Long Rye. 5o4Coc
iiDS -ThcIl. was very tone 10 tbs market under
c.ntnTed active G,' r.. 'i lC Al Doc 1000 Try
Buenos Ayrs as 5h,y rnn, a. i,' G'ln eg anu -'o
nOPS-qhc demands hom exporters have aier{ b',n
rather To-, vow M, 6rirs arr t1tcu - br TIE
demands for consumption are small we gN'i- Tt" 2,is
orn Ncw g7d&ar; Yc.rimg, lOe2'ca ODDS al SFo"'hS
'iiNsEE6 was b. mo-, demand, and 1900 bags Calcutta
MOI Fortign wa dun and unchanged also
3 b5t now crop Ncw.Oreaas u arrive on "Wednesday 4"
NAVAL sr6REs-srris Tuucn'nc was frn and moro
aud Sc Tor new orks. ~ Eo.us only limited rad yas
S ss. Of %' ao5 b. GS 70 SiTae5 al 81 me Fr.d srs
Coi stri,psd AZ a, al 5 Tor So . - as - foT No
l. and i. al 20 i1r Pale to lyIa do. lar ana Pitch
"SGaSSFRN 'FFREGiiis HIac busiac.s in berth room
agng o4 N'i ., ,i:' ny ty .n ,Si,i e 70
TIE moderate lie. OF tliusee iu Charters oAi' i"a
noticeable Though ro marked decline can De rI" a. iAc
T3gopa; - Ch'se quo ~, az a. sos and by lil So 1b
Flour at p. and 300 bale. cotton al "a To LON
were ersEg'neats pT, 70 Seanesi-i 'i. .5lc
20 HAVE Win T. 100 bis Crude r,ifI.om 20 D., - Az
XXX tt @ X, al So German bark hence 10 Corl ior
oI,r- or tlo Continent with goo b' d9 ~ D. ga % 10
aar,,h German harl. to Aniw.f7 or npa.n win 500
rll, Refined FctolrHu At g. 81 riom rnhcphA-A
Norwegian bark cork for urert, ~Ii. 5000 np.' riso
%TI. To- Dublin or 5.iiasi Win 1000 ~. Grain a. a,
s b S e.n r oa l strong ~, &c. ro
aud zoe or Maine Ota,r ode oIter quiet but very
fErrolEu,i- raar'r' remained 'nu, . net sa'r.'g
lion, lr r.aia, ,,Ir. .Iuu,,-, crude 90 huk. 1879. ani
Guy NanA Dos 90 &c. DO shipping orr. .',,ni 40 in'.
Fl' al. u" i.i , "i MI t..i, n, ..tr ''' vas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-17

HEtNEo- t-CUp' iOay, 10 0ds n Jcrsev Iiy aud
l49 at ~Iclhs, making 52ii head sale against I7St
head Last MONDAY; shipments of dressed beef head
durug ic Tasi wcl The larger receivers dIrue the
were ~ M01 4u9 head .. g. Eastman, l.33j bead - W.
GJb n,dd.
Summing up f'r the week lust ende Ie.tng In mind
ts market clon rather strong last MGuay. ovy ug sell
iul, l uO much change Ntdut eIv les. Than
1000 ball sale The may said 0i III so ~
THURSDAY but whom nearly B. 90 arrived FRIDAY trade
gan 10 siatk.l and Iicts ten OF isc ~ with some
lots lea UNFOLD. Adding those tHt t and ABOUT
head wch arrived saturday 10 the 300 fresh octps ~
yesterday today, aud we have largely
ket There even 100 many Of The early arrivals
NOTHING the 40 reported In the receipts I'm which did
reach JeIsryCity yards upt tho nnrc wa about
over ana mostly likely 81 hold n Wenrs Law Tho ay.
qualify 10 much better Than usual There
Ttx1us ant only small number OF half
lrrtd- with LARGE supply OF Is prime stock c0d
for m butchefs IN reporting the slu~ average
Monday 81 call the market about
nary stock ald ar. lover OF guDl
Among sics which good index OF quality
An mice summarize a. follows. hiils worth
taUi. offered. little hefers Of les than ~ 3i.c.
urr d live weight; 10 ChtrDzses o1 80 ID - nj He. At
74s rrt - 70 90 ~ nc. 81 n l4O Col raGus a. 7ae -
n zls nnves se Mostly 65 n 10 At SIC, one.haf So ;
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In City bank stocks five Continental sold nj ,GS.
Hanover 800 1T s., and 10 Central National al
q, ll,r .i,,fr arot I'm


Railroad bonds were not particularly active; but
on the whole irmer. lirsts of c.. G. and |. I;
were up TO 49,, and seconds of Mississippi and
Ohio TO 5Si2. The New-JerseY Central issues were
dul the only sale being of conycrtibles at 81. 81.
Paul firsts Lacrosse division, were firm at 1O2lsa
1921 and st. 10. conyeTtibleat 79li. Harlem rSis
sold at $50, and Southern Pacific OF Missouri at
20. Ihe following are the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-17

Good Orilnary........ 81 Low MdduC.......-- 90
Stuci Good Orduary....JS Addilg .lpss
For future very advance o. sgd &C. the
greatest rise being late months. fair business
done sales saturday after Oc'clcr 100 l1Ii,
lott; NOyenbei,I 'Og he: Janay 500 ~ &c.: total.
. i4Ic. First sales. second November,
co lie. ApH 10 Hat; total % o bal,r THIRD call
Or oir 100 ial5iec; November 100, liaye. February.
900 liI,so.: April 100, l25asc.; total, 600 blrs.
Ssli. tods up 70 p m.ocol 500 s. D, lott 100,
iCgIc! Ny,eInber 70d llc 600 isqc: DecembrI 500.
iI5,ac. 40 llslsc. 900 ie. l09 sgc January Loo
COO iiac; go iis,sci 400. ll'c+ 200 ~; 200.
100 l7ct lur I2I3ca July 100, 12'y.. total. 1920
i,I.s lrnd To-. u 300 balas Ihe cIls urn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-17
he dom ado for Co.. rNcLange wcre:

Money on the street among the stOckbrokcrage
houses was readily accessible at and per cent
mixed collateral daily loans on L. 5. bonds being
done at ll2&2 Discount is smart request at to o.
The United States Treasurer at Washington received
Today $4,000 national bank notes for redemption.
Inc customs receipts were S32O,OOO, ana internal
revenue receipts, 1920, 600. The following is the
Clearinghouse statement today Currency ex-
changes. S5j,j13.SGS currency balances, -, l2O,-
oS3; gold exchanges $ll, O34, $50; gold balances,
Sl4OS,7JG.
Government bonds were strong and higher, for
reasons advcrted 10 last week, there being 10 new
feature to-day. There were sales of coupon J-ZOs
OF 1863 new, at 1l2l4alI2l2; coupon 520s Of
5S6I at ll3isG1l5l2; coupon 5-2Os of 1868 at
1Ioi2, and coupon new hyos at l14l4GlliS5. We
annex latest street quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-17

OF bullion into the Bank
Of England balance to-day Is f5,0OO
LONDON Oct &-5:30 m.-Paris advices quote I've per
l0bf FOR account Refined Petroleum
lsi2d. p gallon. Common Rosin g.. fallow. 439G46 y
ASrwERP Oct lG-Peroleum. 40 IL for Fine Pale Amer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-17

MEAl4-ilrfe y,
uriees generally Geoldfd Low
grade ruled Medium 90 Ch0rc brands wore
ABOUT steady. Tho export denG1d imcu and obbrs
oHly bought cover immediate ~Gnt tity hs Extra were
az about bDb,
including $50 bOl No nj IS iOGS3 -. 800 bbs snpho
At 4UuSi 70; ZOO b0s Ninuesota Extra ~ - - for
plain and p 250f0 60 Pat-ut 1920 this Medium
al - 4Gdt6 %; 200 bbs Low - I50SJ 10;
and 1880 bbA CITY Mills EStTa az 50 ~, Tor In.
gland and 90 1886 - Tor the West Indies Tho
saes we're az - lU@ao - or 30 20 fVHSf % ini
a. rs for Inferior Common Extra state; g. 30dsJ 50
o. (nri,op 10 Fair dol - 4OHS5 30 for IGlr
DO d 55GfG 20 for Good 70 Choco do - OoSJ - 9r
To- Common 10 Good do IS 550S3 90 fo1 Good TO
c,6eice DO So 55dSS for Choice 20 Fancy do a. 20
S.sG D., IN Common To Good Low Grade Guy Mills
FStra 81 25a IS 90 for Winter Wheat Good to Choice Fam
Nv civ Mills Extra; IS 1875 % for Common 10 Fair
Tztrs ound Hoop Ohio - S0aso 30 icr flr To- Good dol
a. AZ 50 rs for Good Choice dol q - ioi common
20 Goot urpesoa Exfta: as 25as Gu for Good
Patent do 50 2Od 40 Common o. Good Extra 81 Louis
and So 35SS 90 Choice The market cJ-1ng quct
and sxily buyers iavor Tor Common aud ihieror GRADES
-. So UTHERN FLOUR wes without cianBt u
notice with a moderate Inquiry, mnHiy fOT The I'M
nIedaie wants OF tbs local trade sttA 20 bblA
al ~ 150kj 90 for Cpur;un 90 fHr E1tti
IS 6S9s5 70 for Fair 70 Good DO; IS SoSf7 80 ir
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Banking 6onses ano Bankers
r ESM & ri d { l. I ] y
BANNERS,
=. -. u II N.LAN-NnnR
No. S YAssAU-sT, NETWORK.

We give particular attention to DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDs Il CURRENT MARKET RATES.
and are prepared al 10 buy sell in large small
amounts 20 su all classes OF Investors Orders by NAL OF
telegraph S.. receive careful attention
We sha pleased furnish Information in reference 10 all
matters connected With Investments Government Bonds
we ais, bay aud sell GOLD aud GOLD COUPONS COL
fECr DIVIDENDS, aud TOWN, COUNTY and STATE
COUPONS &c. ami buy and sell on COMMISSION al MAR
KErABLF STOCKS ANB BONDS
In our BANKING DEPARTMENT we receive deposits
and subject draft and allow interest 10 he cred
fed monthly on balances averaging iOr the Month from $1,000
to at Of three yer per annum aud on bal
onccs averaging 5000 at The rate Of four per cent
FISK g. KATCH.
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The London adviccS were ineaoer and though
British oonspls were easier at SJ3i, United states
bonds were steady, Erie closing ut Jls. There was
nothing ia money. The sum OF 60 900 bullion went
into the Bank Of England on balance to-day. The
gold market was strOIg, and the sales were chiefly
q 1921. one or two trans actions being at 1913.
Loans we're and y carrying and Fat. The foreign
exchange market was qHict and steady; Hing rates.
~ S384T4 S3l2, and - 50, asking rates below.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out m com interest
$4,000, and = 800 in redemption OF called bonds.
The days business al the Gold Exchange Bank
covered Gold cleared T26, $4,000; gold balances,
Sl,53O,S00; currency balances, Sl,G7J,G'6. The
principal quotations Of gold were:
1000 1921 IL 51 1901, loo ! c94 l0gL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-17

The comparative estimated earnings of the ONO
and Mississippi hallway Company ioi The hrst quar-
ter in October. seven days. were: -
500 POS 90 ss14G2 % Dec. 100 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-17
6 IT. b ' 10 Jays 1 s. 81 seibr 90 days
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

and silver mining shares rs received by telegraph
from San Francisco, is furnished by William Ward,
Drexel Building:
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Business Chauces.
Copartnership Notices.

NOTICE is hereby given that the LIMITED
~ PARTNERSHIP composed Of the undersigned ]. IT.
Ihemera general partner and Joseph Sehnlz az special
fftssolyed this day by mutual consent.
= New. York oct. 10 1876. J. T. HIFFELSHEIMER.
JOSEPH SCHULZ.
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YNHITE STAR LINE.
FOR ol'rEN sTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TltE
UNITED STATES MAIL. -,
The Steamers tle the Lane ioItes nended
Jltf. Many. L. = H. golIg routh % the BANKS on TIE
passage % Queenstown an the round.
tiEltMANIC. SATC RpAl, oct Il AZ 100 T. M
ApRIAJIO. SArCE pAN, OcI. =. a. l.O p m
BuTANSit, SAN EnAY Nov. ii, ~ 100 p III
GERMNNiC, NATU RDAN. Nov 70 nrh'
CELTIC. SATURDAY, Dee. ?. $50 =. ~, -, .,opryr
FROM ms Waite srAR DOCR PIER 81 MONTH
KlSLR. ....-,,s.cd an an
poutncuIss saloon, sterO5ns nNJHns nj mataa
lnlus ara placed asii.Iys. where TO hnse 49, 100
ar i,ts. fslt aresi6s degree u COMFORT h"'f' ~~
taiaabls AT Pst.rn Tckets N
aynIhe ira- sss, oSer information. Apply at the
CoApany's CIDees' No % "i''' r. J. COlrIS Agent
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Ocean Gtelmers.

Cabin SIS 70 slGd in.erinedl ate. $40 stecrage s2c
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Gen. Agents Phiadelpnia,
and AZ Broad st.. - Y.
JOHN MCDONALD 3 Batfery-place " Y
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OREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.

~ NETWORK TO BRISTOL tELa.)-DTRECE
Taxing goods and rassngcts for London Car Newport
Gloucester. and al pCris IN Bristol Channel
SaIhng from Pier IL. East RIVER - - . 81.
SOMERSET Western. oct ~
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BANANA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC NAIL
1 STEAMSHIP LIS Is.


For CAIIFGRNIA, JAPAN. CHINA, AUSTRALIA.
Nl.N.XrATAND. Bkiil-H COLI MBiA. OREGON, &cs
sailing Igo9 Per ~, Nggh River. $500.
For SAN III. ~ $50. l~t Al MUS Oe INNAMA,
steamship COLON. ~ WEDNESDAY,. pc', *
Cunuccug ana south F.slhc POrIa
From ShN FRANCISCO go JAPAN rad CHINA,
Steamship CITY OF TOXIC, WEDNESDAY,, Nov l.
From san Francisco sadiwic!, ISLANDS. AUSTRALIA aud
NUY-Lea.aad - . .-- ....-
WA p ,7iS ri. n a., ' 81 % Il. J. BULLAY, Supt,
Lowing groom. Tor ", y. 49, 1905 81 Oaialst
DIED STAR STEAMSHIP LINE, appointed
Ia 10 carry the Belgian lad United states Mails
The following sNautrs are appointed 10 SOL ior AntWep
y,-.p J,.,Ist.IyAia. {5,tl Tatr York,
,yi:pisi,I a /; oct j. SWITZEEIN NB...NOy. %.
VADEELA y $500. Nov H. kESlLWN.TU.-. Dec 10.
Rates Passage currency -
Fist CABIN, 500 jni GabG, 500. Stferage go.
ana ~ BROAD ST., \. y.
JOHN McDcNALD. Eat,cy.I'iee \. y.
GTATE LlNE--To Glasgow, Liverpool, Dub
- ill., Belfast and Londonderry These tlstIlas iulpoW'
crrd steamers sin sail irHn
Pier ~, Nort layer-FOOt OF Canal a., y. II.
STATE ~ NIGiiN llhisdsy' Jc| ~
Stall OF y ~ a ~ . 'l iiN 80, g
STA " OF taDl 4 nts Nv ne
$50 according accommodation. fycsinn ricketts,
~iu S.j Clbiu, SiJ. Rctui1 tickets $50 Stesr.
ase ~ lowest rates. Apply 40 - q,
ATSFiE BALDWIN G Co, Agents, ~ Broadway \. T.
sThUkAGE lass AGaat No. - Broadway, tnd ~ OOins
uaay's Pier loot % Clul-st.. y. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-17

HAMBURG American Packet Company Line
for PLYMOUTH. CIEHBDUltG and HAABU re ~.
NIELAN D........ oct. y CIMBRIA..-......Oei 20
F9IsIA ......... oct. ~ GELLEiI ....--..- NOV.
Rates Of pas Plymouth LOadOn, CheTbOurg Hamburg
ana an points in England scotland and Wales First Cadn
gold 100; Serana Cabin gold SO; Staerage currency So
KUNHARDT & Co., { e. RICHARD & BOAS,
General Agents General Passen ger gents
81 BrlaIst New-York. 81 Broadway. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-17

CABIN Passage SO currency Excursion, $40: uterine
date 80. currency Seagg8 800 currency Prepaid steer
Certificates SO Drafts 81 aud upward For freight
OF passage. apply 10
W. y. MORGAN, Agent 40. 70 Southstq New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-17
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD -. -,
NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

" sailing flum Pier q, NDfiN ENfl
PR Gor'n!.. city POINT and Richmond. TUESDAYS,
TIIUR~pA AIS. ara SATURDAYS, 40 D. connecting
rit tlo r-a aud Tennessee Air Lane Atlantic Coast Lne
lIaII.out Ar !uo Chesapeake aut OHIO Railroad, and with
Camrs scam lines 10 Interior points IN North Carolina
ore ard Washington. y. O.. Na Norokl. every TUES
DAY. rIiJ l,-uAl, and -ArIIDAf. ..
Is..s u.. Irlg.u. N.w.fUrt MONDAYS and I'll RS
Days az D. c5lue,unc Slth Delaware and Maryland
r.ru-'s.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-11-11
Polk County Items.

Sumner Lockwood sends us the
following items from Monmouth.
Polk county, Orcgon:
Webfoot weather has co nmcnccd
i'll earnest, and the farmers Of "Polk'
are talking of emigration.
Wild geese arc coming in con-
stantly, aid the young nlmrods are
out in all directions.
The balance due on Christian Col.
legc (Sr5,ooo) was paid yesterday.
The announcement that the College
was entirely free from debt was re-
ccivcd with perfect storm of ap-
plausc.
But very little fall grain has been
sown, and that mostly on summer
fallow.
The warehouses arc full of wheat,
which, as the river rises, is being
shipped to Portland and thence to
find a foreign market to increase the
fame of Oregon.