davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

DRtGs AND CHEMICALS Opium has sold in a
ir a j99es Se but NAY sltady a. hi Ge bag and % 4
Ia fair request and steady Es'In4@ 1il7' r-IrSt''y
England We quote: Ouiuln at q - cunenc, ior
27c Ginseng ~ 1j0 30 seneca Root 7OG1jc Alcohol az
Nitrate soda 3a3iic gold Cream Tartar 3oq32 ~
COLO; QgleksiysI % 5SI goa ngh a. a. iI
and - l22GS4 20 for Bcaib eodaa goG btarmng Io"dr
e2d$2 l2l2, Chlorate Potash, ~ 0&5G gold
Essential Oils So lO god oI 10 - 80 m ~ goa, IT."
e19a0 l0 and and S!'g' - 90 T Pe1ps@nt in in and -
Gambler 5lc, gold Virginia sunac. sG5 ana sicily, @il5
fIsH-Cod have sold in a small way at s5 5Ods5 75 for
Georges and 50 for Grand Bank Box Herring are 1rn,
anl y fair request hogsl 10 9ge a. -ae- m gn De M"
nothing Of Importance has been done but steady prices c
Il 75 cargo Of 20 GBis ia6raIor arrived Which are he'd
at t6 70 Mackere are hn' under gli receipts the ie Is
rather 9qoyant NO qCoted at sloa$lJ No. ZatSe 40 .
price o. Flour and Tho demand both Epog home use
was light shippers bought mainly 20 III preng freight en-
wants. sacsof 1000 bills including 5000 bbs city Mls
West nae iGdo o6is % low ' GRADE R1tfS at 8 25S
Ibls MinDssota DV' HSoh m EAa ~ 20 20 oHa "IVG
Z, ffS2&sfy 90 for Patent G2j b's snpertue at
E,.o we're at SO +toa5I 20 Tor no 2i q Gods5 los
ass S5 for Inferior 70 COMMON TStra siare S. 4oa & so
DOR s. 5@s7 70 for " GoS S 10 % 5os 8S 40 for s Ear M - 70 % qS 3
Inferior TO Common EHtIa Western; - G5aFJ 90
c6oee do So sOG$8 Choice 70 Fancy I'd d. ' g. 2S
Extra 81 25as 90 Tor Winter wheat Good sS To choice FAM FAM
ly City Mills Extra; 50 2Jas5 40 for Common 10 Fair
EXra Round Hoop OHIO 50 $3.50 80 for Fair to do
50 GOds7 for Good 20 ChOcC 40; 50 7Jd&S for
Patent do 50 3Oaf6 30 for Common Extra 81 onis
and SO 5Jss 20 for Good 10 Choice The closing
aud slightly IN buyers favor QIhEitN FLOCR was
local trade at about previous figures sales 200 bbs at
50 30GSj G5 for Common 10 FAIR Eytr 50 7Od 20 go for
Pair TO Good So e5aS3 90 To- Common 20 Choice Family
EK!r and - JQas8 20 for Good TO Choice New Process
Extra. .-...KYE FLOUR steady with fair demand .
sales 800 bb Superne al 81 400$5 TO- he latter for
..BUCRWHEAT FLOUR was without change 10 notice
sales 800 bags at S. 60as3 80 100 H. the latter price for
Fancy CORN MEAL was In better request In part for
export at full previous ngures sales 20O bb S3dS3 20
for Yellow Western aud Jersey and 30d$3 40 for Brandy
wine including 4O0 bbs Brandywin at 50 so In the dock
and 50 40 dehyered.-.. CORN MEAL in sacks remained
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
Total sales for the
80 4. d
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

The London advices were mcacer to-day,
though that the prospects of war are gradually
lesscnug is evidenced in the rise Of British consos
to 1915. United States bonds continue firm, with
1865 ls higher, at 1OSl4. and new 5s ls lower, at
1O6l4. Erie was steady at 1908 In Paris five per
cent rentes are quoted at 1910 The speculation
In gold was tame and operations on either side re-
stricted because uDinhuenced by any local or for
eign news. All the sales were at lO9'ea 1O0's.
Daily loans cost fat and y borrowing and one per
cent carrying. Foreign exchange was quiet at
quotations, with selling rates - 50 and - STA
81 s4l2 The importatlons of foreign dry goods
at the port Of New-York for the week ending to-
night were to the gold valuation of $80O,412
The am ount marketed was S995.667. The Assist
ant Treasurer paid out 1912 900 in coin interest on
the public debt and 81 800 in redemption Of called
bonds The operations at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered: Gold cleared, $14.50S,000; gold balances,
S742697 currency balances. $903,3G0. We annex
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

There was more doing in State bonds particularly
in 365s of District Of Columbia which advanced
from go TO G9l4. Louisiana cOnsOls stiifened mn 10
COS, Missouri Is selling at 1922 and old Tennes-
at 4Gl2. The bddings for the city bank stock
were by no means spirited-16 in all-the sales
covering 10 Continental at GSls and 10 Central
National at lois. In railroad bonds. Union Pacific
Westerns, 1924 paid and bid Central preferred
tirsts. San Joaquin branch, selling at 917s402
New-York Central skies of 1888 fetched 1O4Sl
Toledo and Wabash consolidated cOnyertibles at 40
ditto tiTss at 90, and seconds of Albany and Sus-
quehanna at 1O2 Hannibal and st. Joseph con-
Vertlble IS were frmer at S140o2. The Central
OF New-Jersey issues were quiet, a small lot of
Lehgh and WllkesbaTTe cOnsOls selling at G9l2, and
eonvertibles at S7l2 St. Paul sinking fund bonds
were easier at SO, and coupon gold cOnsOls Of the
chicago and Northwestern steady at 90 q.
- The per cent gold coupons of the Denver and Rio
Grande marrow gauge) Railway, and the g per cent
gold coupons of the Central Colorado Improvement
Company maturing Nov. next, Will be paid on and
alter that date as usual by Messrs. Rutten d Bonn,
oZ Exchange-place.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railway report its
corrected gross and net earnings for the month Of
August as follows:
Gross earnings, 32l SO
Gross earnings same month s75 mieage S276O az
7;ee' So6d ~
Net eSrninss ssme month 1877 ~ ~
decrease 81 l34 O7
The comparative estimated earnings of the Ohio
anu mississippi Railway Company for the third
quarter In October were:
s56 2s 1879. ssGsl7 7s Increase s51ss 20
:. The following shows the imports of dry goods nj
TINS port for the week ending to-day and since the
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

pacing 60 5Ods5 55 heavy rood 10 choice shipping
50 6J0S0 o. sales chiefly at 70 65dsb 90
sHEEP quiet and weak prices unsettled; receipts, llOO
saltS az 8 80 ~
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

bocinp;nc Of tbe year. compared with the CORE
sp0nding periods of the two previous years ,.e
IoI pc :r, Msea f,4 s1i15}io s5ooo91ie
Thrown market..... l,2302IS LiOIo'o o''''''
Entered at the port sos olf s0t11il55 $5o635l5S
Thrown on maIket... 81 lGiAjj 1l3Ol,UJl '-'-J"l'o
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

OCThN FEEIrH Qutcan octye la. .u.-, sa. tom,
acted general bat ruuly Iu Gaun ard Cotton room on
r,', i Cin on BERN easier uut closed r. m n"
rc' rI'.,d- TO- Ig,Ils o p'r a.rp 9tutD a,u.
Grain al d +gOl ii.r ,o..ol i' Zoo h., tai' N" ','
and por .a 1000 bush "i. .id, n' b 'Ul n'-. u. n
r. .il. =. go h... o"a .iri. d. tHn- l,u" 'l Xxx
f. az SI' by STAN ouo iusI cram o. ifi,t. nm.
Charters embraced: LIu.u s.p. nom I1liad.I .lt to
b.omrn, sit 5000 Ob'- tl1"r t,.,.l.um' "t j. ' ,.,
HOrac-ln bark, rom Ituu u" i9 Eh't'IA' Mi.h . '
as 6is, az Il j. M ii , ' 'd '' ,ioI. i A. Ci % 3d.
an IaIau Da.. hence 20 Cons io oo,g., with 200 49,.
Gram. az g.; NoVcnan bars henee for ..i zane
90 tons irm savannah 10 iy,rp"L ia'rr & 90, iI
ton TO liverpool or iayrr with do lagI another - "h
Eiycr Patic at .9 20 net ,n lumber; an American Ship,
italian tars, Gl5 tons h,n.c TO "cnoa wih hcn'u o.
same iae' an hmcr,cs bu nom rrsoic oa. 10 i.yer
0iIs"lLis insIhct shows more on les, Iuemlm'r. No
ui note ha'o rh made and tr tone unl,l iL' lt
inni ii is Thought that holders days vl entertain
rational ScUs than those when to news Of th' h. '.
received Lusc.d IN casks and bbl quoted 10 %
,JG crude Whale !, q4oiyI sions ES,'n E , %, t 4.c
Crud' sperm nominal n ihr au.cnee OF safe rHir -4
al 10 Cotton seed dun ANA no. at 5r oi g H''
lad ' ia ni ard fomcviat iish,r IN 1ympathy v ue
whole market Crudr Maine quoted at i'e and L"s l-''
0iLCiEElhis mark. is triac easier owing 10 copi-
ucd dnnoh CITY quoted a. $50, gold AID 'a' "' '' '"'
PrXiNis-Tha market has atray been rather qlci but
maintains steady price We quote. lima clay, u 5oe tl'
gold. y ION Venetian Rcd, ~ 50; PARIS Whjg'
Iro@n, 81 -, eoai white Load. le4c go'G ,i., i"'
Lead. S2c. orange Mineral, Guots. lltc, eoo' Im'
Green lGa2ec In buiki ract Dryer S47' '4,. E,". E
In bulk, and sac. m tins AmeIi' IN lihat~ StTf'j
V. NJ Co Red seal Znc 0-c, gold. DO. Glc -osl " D
IL o. gold; American whiting, ouc do. Gilcis, o" '"'.,
indian Red al l5c. fahe WIilc, Glncrs, i,c Amt an
Red Lead S0Slc; AuItucau DIy White Lead, b0I'c 'l-
mion China bOaJ1c: DO American QuicksilY'i 80" '-''
gold.
PETROLEUM-There were no changes and no new ita. ita
Is market business was again very 'ui an
whole uosou ls more nominal than real. Crude u buk
quofcl at De and IBIS 90 iGC Refined In bbis, ht',
nj Philadelphia and Batmolc, zbc: cases. hce, al ov'
CITY Nalhila at lac, IN shipping ouief. ,- .-,s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. un Tie spot aud for October Nds
Lgl,r advance with "a moderate bl1lHaHi
later dcvees we're dun and owcri sales Al bbls. sew
Meas ON M SPOT nc sl7 GGd aSl5 l2c the latter picc lor
fresh inspected. and 100 bills city Prime Mess on ps5o
fers also bbs New Mess Tor January X at slo
and 25O bs February, 1871 $40 7J at the s'.oi
cali" tnber sl7 7J bid and slD 90 asked for NOve'
bcr bid Sl6 30 asked Or tho remainder oil The year.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

slencl d. S5s ITas- s9 s0@ i5s: $50, 2S.1i; %ar';
Wanus lSe lo1c5 @ftn"DlS, i', if,n Iii ,IaIIan l9
i.c: q,poca 566,c. saJ.uo.. halihoKe- 2Ue +ic gu
t., noAe' .I 49, % .i"" 6r,ec - 5ea4G q bt for
Ncr-0r,ln- Cocoa,uie. e2s 80 ~ aHapas
GRhIH.Ihe WIEAr market ruled Sicily M ia ,,t pug q ~
miher' were nor nshneu 10 i ~ ID 70 GT Ungrn,d
dom ',5 9ao IN ~ o at ii 10 al Il for poor
kansas 3: 81 Tor 40 duluth 81 20 tcr NgTl ofA ~ ~
Wncr ned Wcier aud - 81 for NH'e Gr ry
Ws Tan % -'' ,So1t , ruled quite du with
ten ncy u ayor buyers; supply ia sales 500 ,sd5 1gs
To. fsc'ns a. Pc l, NJ i'33 95c ." BkRiEY MALT
was duU md nominaly unchanged. &c Clna'a fEN5 ,
PEAS Ses firmly hold ~ 45@f 90 Cor Chsco 81 , NS%. ;SS
southGrn Black Eye Pas TgrS % ,s s e ad ne @nolnai at
C@S ,1Sr %fG' 5 9Gcd SS" 1rGI a' ana @ m home
demand sales. 10000 bush; At 56 for No Grade .a@ ,i
ZSaf SLs nearly lT ycow - 5GisqGoc or Uugiaded west
we're without change notice demand lgnt and 4 manly
at 30 45c Mixed vest ana state a1d 55g5l for
SNsf ,,%7c for No. 3 white: 81 G37 sc for No. .; g.
DC Tor 80 While; 80 sgs.c for Mixed Western 35% s
SO for white state including 5000 bush 0h 1., No 81
Dcr N. With moderate business reported LEANS ruled
@,n VI 49, fo or2ro ~ 81 for choice Old Marrow,
Pea ~ 7Oosl 90. kidney. Prime Red 81 @5ee2' c.@,e
choca 40 - % az 80 California Lima Beans were he'
"GrES were qqic and qncanrgd at ll''c Tor Domestic
Clou, & f3r ,,'uit 4ia ~. io f9r MS I'm both rc.
il aud shpgns Eneg' @i Hay han ann & T,'iy ,5 ta aT
lated arrivals wcakHe-s We quote i"y>a.i'
5pa60c -t1 at 75csoc Long 1870. joaCJc for short
"fiMT AND JITE-Yanla Hon? but firm at sc;
s.sa quoted at Jtdbg, th god Ini' i' ""., ~ 40
HIDES There bas lacriy b.cn rather quiet m'rarL dne
rsr of hoIaer- sales rpor,- " 2rD n i.'i5' LOU
nl NcN,.n @ l.n' ~ i. ,.r,. M 49, %" 5- no. Igij
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
Banking Gousss duo Banaers
Dlpl0eu0 Notices.

TuE AMERICAN EXCHAyGR NAuoNAL BASK.l
NFW.TOKK, october %, 1875.
. DIVIDEND Of THREE AND ONE-HALF
u PERCENT OftaNts, has been declared on the capt.
t.lo mis- Tlrk pavalie after November ]. The
transfer vii closed from this date and reopen on the
-d November. j. WILSON, Oashler.
TgNHE GOLD COUPONS due Nov. l, 1876,
4 on the Bonds of the DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
RAILWAY amt CENTRAL COLORADO lMPRONEMENr
COMPANIES N paid and ttr that date on preeentS
ton To TTE.N * BONN. 81 ENc'aug place .
WILLIAM j. PALMER, President.
rsvHE NOVEMBER COUPONS of the Real
Estate Firs ~ rtgage Bonds guaranteed by tie hER
Camille TRt " COMPANY WILL BE PAID AZ the
,t,c of me COMPANY Equitable Building, No l2O Broadway,
ON tie lst dag OF November next.
LOUIS FITZGERALD, President
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

Stuct Ordinary M.ddlug. ''s
Futures lower but closed ac higher OWING '
revival speculative feeling. sales Oh ,dn'l4y ~,
D. m: 800, ID sc, notce until "t lfu lic
december, 800 izc' January; LOO ~ t1o'
today up to y. october 100, IOiaec; no nc
November, l6OD 1lci 1000. lg5ia-ci 900, llc. 4n,,
II I,oc POO H. H. lst, llc: 900 llaaC December, 27OO
li7sgc $500, l1ac; January, aoo gc L+09 iD,sc.
II &c. Apr 200, zoe; 100 l2-c, MAY, +oO 21lc *
cbange7ac paid to exchange 900 Noycmb rior lecembf r.
Total bales. Grand total. ZJlOO bales. First cali
November 100, lc Jauuar, 100 il7lsc; February go,
I2lc April. 100. 1Zs5c 200. III isc, May, 200 l+azc
August lOO l2lisgc; tOal, 1900 bales second ta-urg
Der, 100, llc o. n 18Th llcj August 200 IZc; toa
400 bales Third call-Marc, l,lOO llzfa-ci May 2Oj,
lXa22C. total, l,iO0 bales.
III. ..fYar Aef fil firm
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
NFFICE On THE ERIC RAILWAY CON

" PANY. New-YOTk oct 26, lS16rhe annual citing OF
the stockholders Of the Erie Railway Company for The election
and the transaction Of such other business
may before the meeting will De held at the Office OF the
COmpan., lS7 Westst, on TUESDAY the 2sh day Of No
yember next polls will be opened at 10 o'clock and
remain open til 2 O'Clock p. m. II that day.
books Of both ana Pfeftrred STOCK
viii De closed after business hours saturday the 2h inst
closed uufi Wednesday, the 18th dly OF NOyen
berneXt. by order 0l the Board.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
fcaretunv reported Tor rHF r"7yNY
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

AsHEs-Thero has lnterly been better G.s,si"t top
crate prices now show considerable 'i''AA's'' f'''
SWAN-The market has continued yo'y q'.i aa E'
holders retain late STEADY prices oi '4@'-' ''' "' "
HE6oN CoRN-rlore have been moaCr'lo sa'. OF neT
and lat Irccs rsma.u about .ee'y t"4rs. i' @ i
moro h'ral We quote rl. Green fIa,4 r .,, &c.
CH&biFs-No,llnr can he said, and only mod r'.
12cIGc ion I-ai6 ounce 9pcm 10 @e' arii ~ IL" '''
rsraauc. lgq2oe Refined eoeI1naceu q e, ,., a.-.
= Cut tCORN-rhorc have been -tu -aic, or ih' E lt''
Of la,0jc, ior German ana 81. 4og i.T ti.'-n h, a.
COCoA-il"s m"Iey has H.5 co.. t ~, e Dom. ~.
CoAIEThc business in Arthracte has lcon Prtooray
rose OF the hgurrs rr zed wore gn"a cs'-i t'i1 al M
thc regular market Htumnl1s and Foreign S ar' insl
PIN J1TtS ss1' "a. &c. si N5Sclsjs ao e. .,ea6.
s5Gl do Steam s5os5 20 r5ovucal' - 5oat5 3d. cur
- j. - cumberland aui Broad Top aud c,arl'l4
SC6FFfThe rnafS,t or no sss today Very aul
Qnei in' si.l s,, ss & ~, f a = i"r. - r,rf.r
Dan; 5000 bags ey ismJnc o. auyr ana olt Dag, 'A
ali on piysje terms Mid raaes wer, qur' ru' a"rasa.
@Tia mai, +" i S2ac srrpor, Il aisc Cran, i6.4
MaIacabo, l6a!sci ia2.a, Ia, %. % I'll.
ilca. .6Gl9c; M,Noan, IU.. = ... Manila A. ~
Cpoi,Ei.AgE 81 - A., W ~ tr, ,'t .r~ ,., ,,
inches viii Heads 81 500 sugar -hooa. Win lis i-
1Oaf5c. Rum shocks. @i; Pipe 0i'"a- - 'o o-- ....
CDKBAGl.-Thcrc have been uo changes Nl nothing lf
youd The usual movement Manila totH.rc SIZES hh".r p
thread and Iay 0Ie lJC 10, do d, j. thread, I'-t Co.,
40 ,tbrTso and giread lGc. Mania CorUsf. Iu.t Eo.r
yarns lGl,c: do do. CthTcad and 9tmcad d y.. co..
Whale Lines. l7c: IaTIcd Manila, u 2c, i-Hy lIIf'd
Manila Iah Yarn. Ice; sisal HoIe. 80 d" ~ '".
ne: do Crcad and 3tnrcad, L. &C; Ia-vl -ir' la.H
Yarn 1lc TaTed ~i9a to. l2't Iu-na liHirp .T'N
COtdagc lies American Ho'Slct Hemp IaUtd .itit''
I.c: Iarrcd American Iath Yam i3o lflr co tn. tA-
COTTON-TIeIe was continued sruvc d.uhi from rf
oprrTs suOis' and quot atoms fc +IFc ltii a "
the market quct; the falcs were go Di'- ~
"Wednesday. .udliR 4t-a 'i'S I'
sTport g3l for consumption and 4t6 for speculation H
cuGed IN 500 bales ~ aIl', aAt tNj ha'-
we're delivered contract; the receipts at the i"ii7 today
9~JO bales which make total ihs isT iLl. ~eA 'i
81 bales and total since sept 0i ~lu'.l uf'@
against 7s s2y year; STOCK hero %
% i3i bales consolidated supply OF JO3,tts balca An
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoEK, Friday. Oct. 27, 1876.
Below may be found the result of to-day's
sale at Arch Joston's establishment, Thirteenth-st,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

~ by Bodell Danorth osgood IN favor OF Bedding Bros
4 Co, and indOIscd by them. Dates follows, viz.
No 8, sept x months, Sl,94 80.
No. ., sept. -, months, Sl,9i3 O3
No. IA, sept ~ 4 months, Al ,s6i -.
No II, sept 30 months $50 30.
All payable at Continental National Bank, Boston, Aass
The public hereby cautioned against negotiating said
notes, payment thereon having been stopped
EELDING BROS. &
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

fI,IJl,UUU
Said bonds will bear interest AT five per per
annum payable the Of May and November In each
year. and the principal vii DO redeemed o. the lt day OF No
vempeT. ISL
proposal should be sealed and nd0red Proposals for
Bond. O the city ui NcWGork and LcOsod IN second en-
yeolc addressed 10 The Controller.
The the part O the Controller 20 reject
a OF the bids II hs Judgment the interests Of t1s
corporation require H.
The aboveuenoned bonds will be applied exclusively 70
The redemption O like bonds Of the city OF NcW-1 DIX Nhch
mature Nov J. 1876 AMI their ISSUE therefore, Bl not make
ANY add tiOn To o. @ city debt. -
The huirrs OF Ike city which mature Nov 1876,
NAV apply due such bonds respect ely 10 tie
payments for bonds that may DC awarded tcn on tAer
blds under these proposals.
iull Information city Record.
ANDREW II. GREEN, Controller.
City Of NewY"rk, Department Of Finance, Controllers
once oct. Il. 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
5np,nes Banks.

ETNION DINE SAVINGS BANK,
4 Nos 39i and JOS CANAL-~f., cor Of LAIGHF
omen daily, 10 TO 3, and Monday evenings > 10 4
ASSETS OVER SS12.O00.0OO.
Surplus OVER ONE MILLION ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS. . . .
q. S CHAPN. Treasurer. y. J. HAINES, PresldenI
4. FLOYD JONEs. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
DROP0SALS FOR &I.497.5OO

A BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
SEALED PROPOSALS wi. be received at the COmptrol-
crs Office until SAT RDAN oct %, az O'Clock when
will BE- publicly opened for the whole part OF
OF 4J7JO Bonds OF the City OF NegYor 70 wit;
Assessment bonds Ot the Corporation ~ the city yOt
New York, authorized by Chapter 1856 laws Of -
..---
Street Improvement Fund Bonds Of the Corporation
756, Laws Of l2675Oo
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
COTTON HtI IFTs
NKw-YoRK. oct 27-Thc following the total net re-
OF Lntnu an ln I'D. Lnel saLrs slnCe sept i.
Financial.
GAS STOCKS

GAS SIOCkS.
~. NETWORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL, AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
Brooklyn and NeEYork Securities dealt
nDy GEO. ii. PRENIISS,
Room %. 80 Broad ST.. y. Y.
1 OST or STOLEN-CERTIFICA Of SCRIP
No Consolidated Fruit Jar Company for S24s payable
Jan 2 1871 Parties cautioned not negotiate the same
payment has been stopped and application made for new
certificate
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

OFFICE TIE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD CoNPANY)
TnRDAyE, BETWEEN 65tH AND 66iH,sLs3
NEy-NoRK, oct 2l, 1875.
s'UE STOCKHOLDERS OF this Company are
hereby notified that the ANN CAL MEETING for the
election DlTrc and Inspections NJ Election oT the ensuing
wear 81 In be- held a. tbs olte 0n WEDNESDAY NONEM-
BIER TIE ~TH INST. NEXT. The polls VIII open at
and close u D. %. of day The tnsfer books OF tho
Company De ousuod and after November the 5th inst
By order Of the Board OF Directors. -
CHARLES 2. ARTHUR,
secretary and Treasurer.
Gh(G 800. 5000. $500, Sl,O0O.-ALEX.
DbDvs FROTuINGHAM q CO.. Bankers aul Brokers,
No II Wall st customers desirable ' stments OF
3fLe small amounts IN stocks 0t legitimate character,
which requen E pay from i've TO twenty times t amount
invested cyery hiTt. DAYS
Reliable stock privileges negotiated at favorable rates
stocks carried long desired rnost ot
three per cent Circulars and Weekly Reporter sent
nee.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-27

John T.. Newman, ex-oharlain oi
President Grant twhat earthly uso could
Grant have for chaplain. unless he
should be a Brooklyn pastor,) publishes
~ q Republican campaign document =
u violent and untruthful attack on the
Catholic Church. The Republican
party has. God knows. very little to do
with religion. in any way. but slander
Ia its weapon. and. knowing that some
Of the foul stuff. however thin. will stain
to some extent. whatever 1t touches, 1t
throws the black venom wide cast upon
the country with criminal disregard
for consequences.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-27


CapA Jno, Cowden. who has been long
WORKING 10 organize company to
build deep channel to the SEQ by
means Of ., ship canal through Barata.
ria Bay. ieaves for Memphis this after
noon. UNit, Ocwden is firmly impressed
and has convinced many other practical
men Qf tho feasibility OF his enterprise
and we do not hesitate 10 say that II ID
deserving Of the greatest consideration.
A number of staunch men in New Or
leans have taken stock In the enterprise
and Capt Oowden expresses himsel'
confident OF obtaining very large sub
soript,cn 60 The stock In Memphis. The
eoterprse arl'eals to the inhatitsnts
at the whole mississippi Valley.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-27

The appointment or John Don Ca0le.
sen, the aon Of old Simon. the Pennsyl-
vania ourruptionist. to be Secretary Of
War. WAS part Of bargain 10y which
the Camerons are to give the Pennsyl-
varia delegation in the Cincinnati Con
eenticn 10 Conkling OF this scandal.
GUS appointment the New York Ttib'a3e
ssys
J. Donald Cameron! This is a nomi
nation Of which it is difficult to speak
with patience. Mr.. Don Cameron has
never rendered. any public service which
entities him to be advanced to one OF
She most honorable and responsible
offices ip the nation. His appearance in
bargaining politician, a packer Of con-
vcutions. u manipulator OF rings. But
hss name is known all over the United
Mates He is known as the son and
seir of man who during long and
jishonoFnble life has made corruption
tbs Susiaees of his existence, who has
bought Office at the cost of disgrace,
brought repfcach upon every cause TO
which he has attached himself, and
made tho politics of his own State q
kissing and ecoTn to all the world And
Is Simon Cameron grows old in iniduity,
Il il notorious that he brings forward
Don Cameron as his representative and
successor. Don has all the business
sshrewdncss which distinguishes the
tcmiiy, and ia his connection with the
Maokey ring he has developed capaei-
y for intrigue and a watchfuiness over
she main chance which must warm the
cookies OF the cid mans heart.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-27

Geo II. Smith, in hs line, is stunnor.
u. l.. Il. is a hard man TO get ahead 81,
and ,ike a cat he generally falls on his
feet. The Radicals have recently held
a convention iu Shreveport TO nominate
. candidate for Congress from the
Fourth Congressional District, and
George just Waxed old Matt Wells for
the nomination 30 badly that Old
Returning Board was disgusted. The
Shreveport rsw,cs intimates that the ex'
Governor will retire to his own dung
hill. call a convention Of his own In
Rapidea aud have a nomination In spite
nj Smith
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-27


It sseIns among other things poor
Fitzh0gh hah been charged with being
~ Indifferent orthcgraphist. In rela.
ton 70 this Dom Piatt says 1t Ia not
necessary 70 I've good speller to be a
good dootkeet,er or even good Senator.
lie croc knew 4 Senator OF renown who
spelled Jesus with little e. +" and swore
the word pkysician Was not in Webstcr'a
dictionary aud II turned out that he had
.seen fcr two years looking for the word
IA the fcss he slelled it fezziseen, We
have no doubt this Ia true: We once knew
- district Judge In this State, respected
Ner his intewrity aud large knowledge ol
the law. who sreiled saw mill ca mel. and
'L, other words on the same system,