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The daily gazette., 1876-07-15
An English Admiral used to be fond d

An English Admiral used to be fond ii
relating that on first leaving an humble
lodging to join his ship as a midshipman,
his landlady presented him with Bible
and guinea, saying God Hess you and
prosper you, my lad and as long as you
live, never suffer yourself to he laughed
out of your money or prayers.
The young sailor carefully followed
this advice through life, and had reason
to rejoice that he did so.
Never let your honest convictions bs
laughed down. Be true to yourself, anc
in the end you will not only be respected
by the world, but have the approval o
your own conscience.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-15
Letter From Arkansas.

Nmylvable Rivers Geographical ana
Climatic Peculiarittes--Hen
ness Etc.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-15

% to 100 pounds at 70 cents per hulel
lGo .o to 2e1 pounds. 60 cents per m huno,e1 .nr N
quantities. Eastern ice only. so,|
aprlldtf j. Ii. CONROW &%'l
The daily gazette., 1876-07-15

Thos: y Porter, EA Gov. Ky.
General Manager.
POSITIVELY NO p tSTPONEMENT!
rs we will have a series of Grand Drawings
and cannot establish the precedent of post
poniuE.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

sT1S oct THE demand fJT wool continues go exceed
the .tetl1uf prices gradually Sth'nnE NJ pitcLl.y
Medium Ilvrr h. sfNarrutN 90 exc tr
ret I'm the MARKET manufacturers purchasing VITA
confidence Tho mark, J.. IN very strong io'iilpu Flhn
considerable at"aun. and fu
price" have been readily Obautd The sale, ~ The week
have been 5lEuuI m including " .dIUm aud ono, 1ud
I,uu-yyauil a. ggui2c Desirable hc'trS nuw firm AZ
tr latter price above sold ~ i3aiIc The stucA N
Iluc frrSr- smaller than ior a. tn, season
The sales Michigan and other hccc,s have been l3louU ~
sec. Good lines ~ Michigan are held ~ -
ioc mo princp. sales have been in the range
~ 3Gld3S g. CnwashcI hc'ces continue To ~
trlct considerable attention, g." Ha', Of the week
adu.g up $4,000 4 23e3ic In 'ombing
there been much CONG the salr- oi the
,gtck cmbacur oHly 81. % D. Pscs steady and nrn
Ringing from Tor Fine Del hnr aud desirable lots of
has btru far request. and The market iS
o - hriu Transactions include 9iSOp % ~ prices ranging
from d super principally 20 3J1 SOC. Tie demand
for s gnoi, but Flil oOW'l forward slowly ihr
sales Include 900 spring at 2iC1-r, t5.,1OU % fal ~
lld4 the latter fancy price and obtained ohy
ior small lots very The principal transactions IN
Eall have been m the range ~ lsI22c
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
HE STATE OF TRADE.

Iyrgroo., &c. ll-I2ao n ni-c'uoa is steady Md
100 bales Including 1000 ,ais for speculation am! *
port r,cepi., 55O bll. OF Th,h 20 a, N'G ] ,i,,a,
uc'oh'r and N"y'r9r d,nfeiH' 81. Ei"y' 5 !S,T I'm
lands IoW Anuds clause. mt,r and January .c.uty
Jr.ycry '5s,d r,ui. L,v lidilng clause, ne" c"3
shipped January and Fomuar 80 o. paudt'. i''G w"
IHrIrooi. oct. li2 70. ui "'', - c"i in iho I,,t
s.'' e, oon TaS i hnscl. new c,o -hpps
prcomhr and January s' 90 49, "i th' SHES '"S ''''
THrr9a. q23o p l Cotton mi FgoT,S n,r ,iGaGy .
It3far0ol oct Il-3 p ms. wills Petroleum loA
I0%io. oct IT, SOM, rather drrlni drsu19'n,
,lr,, @ oi m .y months aim," " bat subsequently,
'ac -l' The L,, 10 %, w. tr eonsiacr,bIr dac
q iiics home go,,rumcut. cio,, Al si M''sS g"'At,,
PIT o. The w'cN im- nos l'tt ,nI. "r 49,, mrN ,ri
r gnn,rl.'n'H A. P"l'' r I, I tg,I market r@irraiy
,.s c,inc week, th' puncp'i "a! j. 3chE t taIa
lay ,.., ad G mo-. A,r,. a. li4 iish,r lIcuch
Italia and lufh.h ar, l;n h'Ug M G m p,, ,yTnr1i,
So and spanish are T'k M ~ @ Ii To- Ir Weakrr
.a9cli.ie and IL markets oloas dnl AMI hea,,E
t ,.o,i " iLc iajns .rculi,lr, show more
orIc-s ,.,,ro fi Hon ara. i4'. ia.eh u t. - ~ ~
Amcr an. Despite t" tecru rpoi. t.e Ton. 81 otsnrs' ]
~ @acas l'Hr & Gun$ ,S m ice and sartr as ceased
and IN, cE,f H.r,ue clilrr ha, o. an mPT"'rms IN
,v.u,c upo some Kinds. including Wet Indian stocks
,,,rsually small market for t"uuel has
ran prorfioratcy Ordinary qualities Of coffee continue
,-t lower good to 'nr MAINTAIN tlt
recent advance Arrival. ni new ctup 1'ynn are 'Npfcu
sea,np seth, TJuda Trading Company ri
tti ic ,uO Ia. If Java Sc. or rdr on the 18th MT
.uia- dull although importers rule are hrh; s"hie
nf auction rather uud,f ihf pttN"us
.s m. unly noticeable change ia sprr was caused 10y
fey .c@,y' @ 2l,r Ipa iada 20 oil. ~ pcwt
In,I.s .rt li-I2.jO NJ United Sdcb bonds, lNh'H
lO- 10 I,> lO-ia %cw hvc- lJB El" Halfway Shares
o. o.,, H., ,.,, ......,.
and te account anNccs quote ave percent rchtra Al
T"sI1y oct I-3 m Couso J5s, for both money and
III, account The amount OF bullion Wlura"n from l"o
IluL Of l.r.iar,i balance to-day Is fbJOJh
iosuos. oct. li-Eyoa.ng. Liifsrtd Dh, 2h PcWl .
PAlI- OCT, Ii r. mive per cent rent'S luof 2'9c ior
4
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
uAV,NA MARKET.

Havana oct 14.sugar-Owing to- better tone reported
states &C. l. 1rrt NO. - to IL
/, = ta real, per rIia NOA 10 to2D D. - lOlI Tll =
reals. Mulacs SUGARS SOS Ia 10. At ia - rras Conccn
tr4f,c gurar. Falr tauI quality ~ reals MuacOfaiO
SugA. nominal Centiugl -hsar- Nos II To - - boxes
g3tQU reais in hhds lOLdlU1 reals, STOCK ~ ware
hoilsr ~ arana aud NaanLa l3GuOt bpt,a ADD 1000
I.s: receipts ~ thc wrrt 80 hoNer add 100 hhds *
trt dur NJ the week $500 boxes aud 600 hls, all for
ihc United states MoaSsr. nominal. Eacon si2afli e
cwt Ittrr 81 t. uuinal for ~uDci1Or Amer Flour
as; fOHsSl % y bbl for American Jrkcd Irni - G32
30 l2 q arrOha Hams fji 80 qunal for ~Gsar cured
Aur1ctn Lard in ktcs ~ l. qunta do IA TINS $40 900
SiT 90 Potaots jUdf Dbl laiiow S2sGs2l PquniaL
Wax Yellow, SitGri1 arrObl; hitr t2Sdr2i. onions
al ?, bul American. Coal D-Nune here. Empty hogs
icads g. Cold IumDer nominal. ShonAs quiet AMI weak
Uud.. rra; M0laHscs hhis - p23 reals Chewing
Tobacco $GOa tGt quintal Com @i - reals arioba
IoD3s nominal Er,Ishts duh partial shipments continue
being fpT the Int, states adng at Havana Tor The
Juit.d a'cs T. loX Oi Sugir jOc hh Of sugar, 80
81 30 Tb eco quiet Spanish gold ID Ala226 Exchange
unchanged
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
COTTON MARkETs.

DALLAS, oct 1aceuon steady Miadl9g 9hc 10 10y lSa. Md.
ding SO Gogi oEnay 81 TesSiy Ss ,I 5ceep' 2'i 'a'''
ATiFSs oct I3~cotton active; Mihilns gte: weekly
TtfePl I.5 E1c, Ss .i5ss aa s5 Ddg s"' LOIS O' ,
MACON oct l3-Coon quiet ant steady Mndips XIII
p23 bales. shpmeui- G9i bao'. sac iSo2 naIe5 stock
iG5G aSi Ssa o1ci Oct E7' q S s1 sy dans loc
Mddlng 9'c Go9a Ordinary 9r i TrT 5, rTfs sIef. 81 81
"'Nlw.oEiFASs oct li-Cotton steady: MIddlng loi2c
Low Mddug. l0.T Gooi urlinar' -, nrt f,'['1 +
bales, t. France lo2j7 bales sales 'ooo Daies Soc- w.
a. Ivfsrov GI oct li-couou quiet; Middlng Oc Low
Middling, "'c Gooi 0rfnar &C. net ,eIfli l i,H t,5p
bales es"rt- to Gr,9i a. i,.n GC ~ 3iMs M baes
CnAmHsroS. oct. li-coiton hTln Adihns lO'sc; Low
bales experts coa-twse ba es sales looO bales Stock
MoaiE Oct li-co,ton quiet Mddns. loc: Low ND;
ing ,;e5t 2e Se9a aas s bales Sal. Zoo a" stock
[ oct cSl'Cp cS5 r taFSi c MaSiaf ssePt i2s 5Sd
bales, shipments IT. II bales sales $40 bales stock 52'o
AUGUSTA. oct il-co.on easier f3r demand Mlddlnc
receipts. 80 bales sales l793 baet ... ,,,,,,..
MENrnIs. oct. l.Coiton Gri,t and ;tea1y; Middlne'
E"sfoS oct ii-Coitou steady Niddling, lie Low Mid
gross j73 bales exports 70 Great Britain s21 bales SOCK
5cSsa oct gai a. N4S9S 2gsS,i 1925 = Dlc, Low
sdpmcnts 81 bales sales l7G bales SPIN 'i' oo ""'S
'', Pm ~, ,fr' oct ii-cotton duh Mdilnr lc Low
Niddnng lULc Cool Ordinary. 9tc.i net receipts o'o
H,LriMoaf oct Ii-CoIlon quiet MGinng. 1875. Low
Middlng. iO4c. Good Ordinary g'.c o 1o i,,''p : .
So5 Dics -Iinncr. 10 ualrs ,'9oA ~ lair1 ro
,loS hNSN @' Good 0Tiinary &c Mt receipts , I9i
bales. s,e'. lt27 bales STOCK - i55 bars ~, ,c,o,,
ihe death Of member net receipts 40 oAlc'' STOCK
>oarS Cotton gaicl Madnns loNc Can, ne. Ire re
ecips $500 Gal's EI2ss o;5n' & Ga 5 , "'
LouisuLLE Oct. I,.-Cotton Grn; NIddung, l0tc.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
InNfTSTIC MAKKETS.

ntrP,ro. oct. Lake reccipts-Com, 903lo bush;
Whra $1,000 bush. railroad receipts. -Four 100 bbls.
Can H. 600 bush. Whea o.. 90 bush; OI T. 800 bush.
lrl.y 500 BUSH i;yc. 2~rU bush. Canal shipments
tdrwatof-CoT - 100 bush; Wheat 1000 bush; Barley
lOOUJ bush; interior puisMheat 7'2i busiL railroad
-ipmeuts- Flour sou bDsa Corn. 1000 bush wheat,
$500 Eu-h oats 30 BUSH Barley, lG'O bush; Kyc,
2dOO bnsi Flour rm and active SASS oi III bbl-. &C
unchanged priccs. vi a quiet sgs ~ lots - miicfs q
ca No White at - 2j cars DO a - - ears DO.
nc S a 5000 Ihis. tIrtu By club, il lois priv ic
terms; h0idega iu their views, Od.ug for higher
prices ,T ~}Iipg OirriIgA Corn dal "lta gtt
Gur. sales hush - In ut-, al Jla'., 600 nus
Low Missed TOlri, at j2c sellers asking 52ci bd jl'ac
oats n HINT demaai and unchanged lyc-SOniug doing
NJ ] western TJc Barley In lair d,mand sales of 1000
bu-h Choice 1OlOIo Nu. at 9jc; 3OJI BASH COOL Canada
9Oc 2.at In geoi trade drl1nd' heid sn at
unchanged uiitr- Sctds-Nuhing dong. Pnis and Iaui
octi,o bat UNCHANGED. H'hwinesSa's 81 lsO bnla ~
changed trices canal Frgb higher aai hrn Corn, ic.
wheat 73ic. to Nrw. York, tolls included.
CluCAsC, pcf. i8.-Fiour 81 aud unchanged Wheat
sctiIe but ftncraly lower: No Cicagp spring : OJL
cash: ~ t9is tuycuhrr; ~ lnl Drccmber 40 ChclgD
SpTLg g5aSl Rejected 81 sc. Corn ,iul end saic
lover; f3is casii; 43c. NoStmlcr. ats cascf 32la,
cash; 3.ac November Rye hncr at 80 liarlr cNc
aud higher At yc.ch Stc, NOvGnbeI PIk d.l aud 4
IA lover; k6 o. cash SIG, october; ~ 4 2ali 80 all
the year Lard dan and unse'tifd 80 90 cash ~ 20"
Whisky steady and unchanged treieis.Whtat TO Buffalo
4l4c, Buflo railroad frgis unchanged Re
cepts-fOur 1900 bbis.; WaeaL I2O,nOO Du'h; Corn
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

g zoe Ss S"fh r sSGSo T Se itGSG 5G WHIT
bush; Com 226Odo bush oats $4,000 BUSH Rye o'o ous
% cSSI % OCT rar quiet bnt steady Wheat Yo steady
Steady al Il Osd Is Pork quiet at 7Gs17o o 20 Lard
but 10y 9TfT rGa ES seits sse saer s%onG
Clear rib sides, ssgs c Clear sides ssgge BACON % des
9go WHISKY and irn at q & TO- Butter II a snif5 f5G
weeks receipts have been Zoo paekages ogs stS ht @
t5 n sS"@oH 6 DO f Heavy 20 IS s0ss6 5 receipts 1882 ship
MwSrkrp an oct 14-Four quiet but m Wheat opened
firm at a lower! closed quiet 20 MlwaSkee q & 10
No miiwankec 81 O3I. Corn quiet and easier No at
3c oats demand but lower at 81 & &C. a ye aTneI Ho a
spring 50 dS7c 80 do a9c frasn,s % g'i Receips pce
5000 bbs Flour, $1,000 bush Wheat shpmehts-ll''oo
iittDairnS oct Iirctroenm quet Refined On 25'2S
q $9c b. cFs FssseeG G unengSG SGna Feed dun at sS
remains dull sales Of 1900 bbls. Extra flGt4 70 Mine
s. s7 75 IS 20 2g gradss ssG$s 90 rive Flour hr a
wstE x Pen2s2Sais G2 TS Red ii 3 Acr ii 81 Michigan
White 81 3OoS 80 Corn in fair demand less 3 ohreo eo6
bush. Sail sold at ajGiG59 oats quiet New Mihedi& & 80
Si7 boaIs; Becf Iiams s5OGs23; smoked Hams 15Gi6e
Picked Hams l2cl3c Lar iOaGle WHISKY 4 ~ - apd U
Bradford County Extras 32aaie d. o. PirSts 3og9he 3s
Western Exi[as 2IG5oci d@ 5 49, tir SS Pfmc 1Oa 2c
Prunsyyana NewJcrsry and Delaware Fresh, 2je2se'i
FiSsr. $50 bbi5 heat $500 bush Corn 1900 bush
Rye 300 buslL OATS 1900 bush Barley, 5000 DuSh
Si'pmcnts-Whcat 80 SSS bush: Corn, G61Jl blSh CO..
81. LOUIS Oct l4.-FIOur quiet and UNCHANGED. WhthV
higher; Red FAN, II 2l L2dTl 2l D. casi 30 . u'
~ IL -. cash ~ a. NOyemrr Corn stray anu S p III M.
No nj sic. bid cash and Octo iy' uui,
PRIME 7qse Harley dull and unchanged whisky steady
ald unchanged. PORK quiet anr unchanged LaIu heri
Iv. or. Wutrr Steam lose Bulk Meats steady, win
good demand for packed lots new meat Shonncis ~ o
Clear nh sides gitc. Clear Sides, 9oc Bacon ul alu
lower Shonirrs Sci Rib Sides, 0'ic; clear Sues
g7.g Zoe Hogs and attic quiet and unchanged kec1
Flour bbls.; Wheat, $4,000 bush; Corn Vuu pZnS Z
Oa. , 900 bush. Rye, 5000 buslj Barley l2OOO DaSni
IIogs LOO: cattle, 5Ol. - - - ,-,t.o
TGIrij0 OCT Ii,Flour steady Wheat firm No = Whlte
Wabash. ~ 25: No. do. : II =; 40 White MlchiEai'
Il 10 40 do hell at Fl ~ II IL Did Extra White MsI
gao ii 81 Amber Michigan. 81 10 October u is 1G mo
yrmber II 2l No. Amber Michigan, ~ IL 80 = nen
Winter ~ II r. November 81 20 No. RED, - II 20
vembcr II l3; Rejected Red - O3 Corn qnt NV slvy
Ish Mixed 4gc. Low Mixed 47iac. No Craze, 4b1c Duh
aged New lOlc oats dub 80. hcld at 2hc Michiga'
j i,c Receipts Flour 300 bbls Wheat 3JuO0 DIsD ,u
~ 600 bush Oas 100 bush Shipmrnt7tlGar LOO bDsi
Whrat 5000 BUSH COrn iJ.O5O busl+ oats IN9o pi,n.
WuNuNsION. y. G., OCt. li-SWiits Itiptull" nIln ~
3lc Rosin steady 81 30 for strained Tar hrn al RI oO
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

~, 't,ticr ius,rc.s was r,portei m
FLOU r. manly IN MeliHm grace i. fr t"i' fl v &
brands were lc1ey %nirr Ncl %5S EIlai 3,
a1is, ifn ry,1ani S in iice sacs 800 bs acinug
80 -; - pm & M wrst indies 100 ns low Gaic Extra
80 1895 -: 1900 bhls M1lGm fN'ia. al . iD'f1 -,
at SGs 2i5o bbs Miuuc-ota EStr4s 3" = 1Je5s
.rSrr t - EOa5 80 aud 800 bi. 40 2atfJ lGc+30i
TIC sales ",f' ~ 2S -,fr,or std aid Western :, n
@*5 70 io[ I9i'fI m E =" 6 S'l' " % io AR +" Coca
& - S5SsG % flr Gcal to Caccc 10. So jos5 - ~
nf';-or c to CI'Ii@a 10 "a ~ g. 55G.g 90 for ooo Z"
Ch.ics 90 s ," III '' olt Low tric NV Nils
ESl,1 >" z5zs % lor winter Wheat Good 10 C,. Fam
" ,S & a"I1 ii,r 0ho - $G.5 40 fr FAR 20 Good do;
's , 75 rl Gooi 10 .locc De-: - 7jGss Ion omnon
Patent DO - 21cr' io % i.r ".in ; ~ ''0 r o ~ m
and @ 80 ~ ";451 r,, S' and siSiv GI he bGiar ks,s IL
saJlHEE% tLo1 lhg ' @ & ' NJ - 'i 5o ar
Iar&,t abo9t a. iic ian I' 4;, 80 ~ - f5r Fair To- Gi o
S,';i.' G G =, 25 iof common 20 Cocc Family Estr aad
> 25qs % for Good ;e Chocg Sc% rroec.. -, i5t
y ~ ~ ~, 20 fr Suprrfc includur GcoI 20 Choice 81
So, ~ ~ lo ~ n ctoREHLiI r4s in 5cj' ~
qaes Stc pe sas l4}o o a. - =. q Z : i ,2 ,r %.e
and ST. 95al 30 for Braedyy me- lnudng 700 bh Of ne
't ~ ~, " l M R alt G6G sacEs CoarsG Ciiy at y % =
100 =; IKE WHEAT market VAS armcr. with fair cz.
r ana moderate milling demand materially chcckc by hr
I lirc yr in instances Ia5c pr ush. heIer For sew
81 Chic g. ~ -sS %s' 1 Al !" Il M @ a i2oooo h AZ
,t a., .oai N,.,. IA slrur. 1871
~ ~ lol .,,.i,., = 55J No -ping
'r o. ar icnr Sew No ,;trng: II 81 fdr III
- t 10 CHICAGO: - 20 fr 81 OCO bush Old
60 D WiiTauicc in store; 3. 2U4s' % for Winter Rcd
- .ic, - os frr tDp,r Nitlg1n a 3Oa%l 81
Nt''tuhi ~ 49, S;n,.gan' II p, lar White state
IoI , tf aud "A iifr Kansas taken together
~ ~, c,ct At II az c Tor western. soc ior IcT
-. ,na,ts All Stttu.. Cauada PEAS Grcra fe ;, and
Ti,cJ ve peas remained about last mol, ced
Jun =, ' d.,un tn BIIuI.l the opened
ana rossd m EoI ,s di,po., % rcac; safes, 2, go bus1
Cn. n row cd STA at Soc. 1000 bush Western at tc
i0J31 lush No canada ~ - o ad looU2 poo & b,sa. No.
gsu,,t al II 2b... BARLEY MALT was without change
tn ro;icr WITH sales Of 10000 bush Pnme can
ADA West at 81 20, cash ...-. CORN was
shade Letter. with moderate Du'litas -I,pHI'u
l. export and horne use sales 9O bash a. % 2,, lyi
Mixed 81 l2HJ- .c iOr san MlN'
a.. frr ro Jgc FOR Kan.as NNcl JJla for Wtifc
We.,.rT. = ,a59c Tor Unuaied western Mixed, an
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

Exchange to-day reflects the absence of several
active spectators who were attending the races at
Jerome Park Whether to the same cause may be
ascribcd the apparent buoyancy OF the market is
problem which We simply suggest. AT 9ll events,
the first prices Of all the active speculative stocks
proved to be about the lowest and the last prices
nearly if not the best of the day. The coal shares
again were the recipients of the " bulls iaY0rs,
anu made smart advance under the manipulated
scare of a scarcity of stock. Delaware Lackawanna
and Western opened at G9l20G93s, and for q time
exhibited no sign Of the suspended life Wlthn; put,
after considerable backing and hllIlns Delolw lN
20, il fairly started on the race, and was ony
stopped at 7l7s, having sold as l2i4 under lhe
ruie-by that ineXOrable rule which 1OrDiGs 4
trade TO- be made after 3 o'clock p. III. New
Jersey CentTai-pTObably moved by us sympathles
for Readings one minute escape on Irday-Was less
patient than its solid cOnfTere and eager iCr
IN early start, which could not be controlled uhti ~
had scored 81 4l2 after opening al 80 @ @,ol, a.. %
a short rest, it went to 35os03jl2. Delaware ana
Hudson was dull at G5aG3Il, alth2Hgh at Ii'5 tno
close 60 was bid. Lake Shore steadily rose rom
55lf to 565s and closed at the highest hguIe Mich
igan Central was tame at T3l4a - ga l"'o nc
ST Pauls were steady to firm Ihe compaHu'e
in0SaSS in earnings 81 of Tie company as for the
materially change the result. North lest improved
to 36 on the purchase Of single hundred siaTGS'
New-YOrb Central was also taken hold ot by me
clique and marked up to 1O2, after the hlSt SaleS
had been made at 1904. There is a constant ulck-
ling of this stock from the hands OF investors INTO
those of spectators, but IN the momeItaIE ap' zee
of such orders to sell, the price IS easily iE"Ne' R
Pacific Mail was quite feature with unus ~
large transactions, it advanced to Dob re2Gii 10
25is at the close. ii remarked thar the
buying to-day seemed to he for the ciques
in the railroad shares. Western Ohloh Was
dnll and neglected at 7O3s0l. Inc marker
closed strong with changes from th- fnal price oi
Friday, as follows: Advances bal bal and st.
Joseph preferred and Wabash, each is; ere, NORTH
each Il Rock Island and Western Union, each y;
Michigan Central st. Paul preferred and and facni
Mail each s.; Lake Shore and Noltl-Ncsi' eaGh
Ia: Central and Hudson IL, and Delaware. Lack
awanna and Western aud Nsw-Je JeTsey Central, each
oil Decliues-l'nio Pacific and Chicago, Bnrlns-
ton and Onincy each - and Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph and Illinois Central, each lIi per cent
The following table shows the
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON, PHILADELPHIA AND THE CENTEN

FUI.
MAI.
commencing MONDAY. oct 0, 1875. Trains
Leave NewYork, foot Iberyst 90. G.4j 7i5. 9l5
a. 1870, ., $50 D. m.
leave Ciarkson-st. 6.35 7:35. sOj m 1880
4:2O. G:2O y. m.
Philadelphia from North PENNSYLVANIA Raj
road. Third aud Berksss at 1880 $50 $780, 32U
ESQ Leave Centennial Grounds 1lj, 10 m. liz,
., : 81. 6.lO y. m.
Pu Drawing Room Cars attached 10 the Iij and
9l5 trains from Newl and % tralls leaving Cen
teunal Grounds at 4.Jj and 6:lO n. m.
All trains connect Al Trenton Junction u ana from Trenton
Rates passengers and freight low as By Other routes
Centennial pissen delivered at the main entrance The
Centennial Grounds. H. I, BALD"l N,
PA.A Agent-
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKEr REPORT.

ASHES There was a Moderate iobhinZ trade, aad late
rric,s we're unchanged a. &c for Pots and 6c fr Pearls
CpFFEE- Coffee Im snd ir tc:n'nd " th sIits on
500 pculs at 22'C, AVID 800 BAGS Mdciibn ar
l7l l5c both co Ia0 was quiet ami nathas,N ~ u4
l0'lc gold for ordinary 10 pine carr"s ana I142"c
COIT0N N-Tfade on the spot very quiet at decline
of c Tie rccrIps the ports were iHtH' h1i, igd~
l9O3t bales ti, day asi week ana 1850 baes th gay Ia,
wear The sales ,232 talcs ~ winch 500 haits lis
cvruur ircuing bales of ne sales, $40
were for xpuri ~ consumption, and 81 ior secn
afion TIr Wer, bales delivered CA coaib To Tie lul
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
NOR THE CENTENNIALl

VISITORS TO THE GREAT EXPOSITION who intend
remaining yrtal DAYS will nud the route wa -.
IDNG BRANCH AND THE y. J. SOUTHERN X H.
mon attractive than other. -. ,.,.
I'm. nm" steamers JESSE HOYT and CRYSTAL WAVE
leave Pier = y. H.. foot OF Itrct0r-st. at
g:!J a. ~. and 800 p. NJ. .
connecting SANDY Hook with express trains Tor Phsde
phIA direct. ...... -. ~.
Government furhcatiOus - sad
10 be- tc nnrs wOrld From sandy Hook the railroad
II miles O. the 81 MN ER GAIL
TAI where Passengers stop over on through tickets
Tho depot Philadelphia - az the foot ot Marh,tsi con
yr,.u io most o city hotels and boarding houses.
Tickets ,or the round trip good for 10 days si single
farr-. - so --, r..
r- The - Inc connects also FOR Nneland and Toms
River and the p. ur MaeloNn B4'u'gl AMI Iucker
ION. Accommodation fOr Long l,Tauch ~ y. M
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

-TTAIIS-Inc market w.s heavy hnh lower HAtS "o ''
Prime Western 90 ne 3 %. ..,
.,.t,s nd IC1.r f.r ~iaulltd 20 Law hrm
Al Ji- ,or ia.r go Good Bc1uin "4c for irm'. 08f
-, {or Nos 80 aud J.. Havana irNc- ard 1"Hloi-c.
.nr tyL.iifucaL Iu,fr were lar ar-itI "i', 'W,lnE
400 hhis aad 10 bags crnile 81 lOa c -" In,H.
..rs.t.s. ... 80. ,on
TALIDW-Tht ulrrnt was duh a.d heavy hHc-' 1'"'O
I. al -l.0 -7.c. iuT Cool tu Prime. o., o.,
WII~kI-rhe market was quitt sales 80 D''s' III - -
gallon.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
CATTLE MARKETS.

CmcAGo. oct li.-CtruE-i"ccipts, lt20i shpmcnts
market farly active hut weak aud sl" lower COM
Colorado 50 3TL4Gsi l2ia common - 80 aHrf ~. -
HOES grcripis 9.OJO; shipments. i,~Op mhlh't dLll
weak and IUal r lower with limited inquiry a. Ire de-
cline oul. - 2jasj 50 common - jOdt1 ~" soni io
smuo TjcsG 10 choice To- cXira Assorted 10 -1d@o %
SnEFr steady and nun receipts. lut
ISDiANAIoLis oct li-IIoGs unchanged receipts 2i00.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
Steamboats, ano Railroads

nor HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS MONTREAL. and inter
mediate Joints. Gamers ieav, Pier p. f. r. day lSnnlls
t2i-si T. L.. g. ID p M AMI ii D. m con
special trains at New Haven for ll1ripd Sp
iDkrs sou and baggage checked at 9{i BohWdy
Sew YORK and Couit-st brooklyn. Excursion To New
amir.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

sine, Coed ordinary ga Midiiinr; ;lc',g
FOR future delivery there decline ~ 'e.G'ie a.
tended ~ moderate transactions. sales yesterday amer
D. m-Oct0bcf 500 lO1agc; November, 900 ~ ,s, J'nu
rv lor IIia,o. Tcbruar, loo. II tr; AI -uo i%c 20
isl 400 tales. tirst call totn, ,-MtI,h 700
llis,rc. NV 800 l2'lcci AugaaL $40, I-'-.'
total 700 bales sa,oHd cll'-N",o '3r1' IN. @,5
Ill Hio lie. december, 2JO u7rc, 100 lai.c. Jui
ii7S-c: f61O ll1tsc JauHary 300 ll'ioc Loo 'c
so l. c February. 400 II .-ri 1000. ll'osc, MH'
siO I1.7.c o. llfi-c total 100 udtSi grand i'ii
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
nENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

DENNSYLV AILROAD.
Rot IL Trains leave New.York Via Desbrosscs aud Cor
Iprc,s ror iarrburs Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
sth Pulu Palace Cars attached $50 M and $50 p m
TT SiInnn.pori iock Haven CoTry and Enc 30 and
$50 T. n connecting AT CORY for Iusyie Petroleum Cen
w Tot ap Ranore WaShngon and SOUTH Limited Wash
$50 a. m arrives al Washington at Al D. Regular at 10
H. m t7s, 4,C HT a@H HFbaaph 7j $40 $50 M 1880 24o
l. 5 j. T. $50 M and II night Asc9mmoia cor & ion q & ~
grant % aa1 ssSa Ia nsnS AZ T. 5io $50 $780, 90 $50 No.
49, $50 g. $50 ard 7O5 p. on Sunday, 720a m. and
eva o az 6SS &c. 20 3 10 30 & % 90 Il M a5
$50 4 1880. siO, TO- 1880 NJ. and II nignt sunday
Tor GlaisjG $39 7ao 6 s 20 10 Il III IA I'm m
$50 I, 1880 $40, To- llaO p M. and II night sunday,
20 For o1h RghGay r' G. 6J6 T. 7lO s. TO- Il m - H. l.
go $40, S:i6 L. 40 $50 45O $50, 54O 6lO $40 $50
For Woodbridge Perth Amboy, and South Amboy, $50 ana
10 p. m, 2'iO I;5d. ANA 62Up m, oo,o,,..
GIG For NsT S M b%'EIh ana y nb : sunday PM ''O 'iO 0
ES5 E%ss@% and SSsy nm a5 $40 n id s5s
Eor & famf,,9ni i, 06 n n 2 4 and ii6 n M p W
Tor FhiI sburc ana Belyidere $50 m l. and l:lO D. M
For Mercer aud somerset Branch, a. m; ana 3 p. m,
For FTeehod. :SOa m. 2lO: an 4lOp m.
For Ilighsown PemOerton anl Camden via Perth Amboy
2:3O p m, and via Monmouth junction. 4 10 y. m.
For liightsOwnand iemberton, a. via Perth Amboy,
and 1880 q. M, via Monmouth Junction. "a ~
and 1910 D. NJ, daily 1910 a. III. and $50 p N. daily
except Monday From Washnetog and Ba atimole $50 80
From rhlaaePua o5 az G2o g3o 20 1919 ll2G liS9 9
1920 m; sunday. 5:Oj 62O $780, $40, lOlO Hoo u m'
Ticket oaiccs 526 and 9ii Broadway, NO Astor House
and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlaudt s No. Court,
depSi jersey @ cy Is giant icESt Once NO atc place
,,,,. ,,,,o,,,., ID NJ BOYD lr. Gen Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
Gorsrs. Carriages, 6arness, &r.

CARRlAGES-All kinds, my own make, at
possible rcr- prices Buggies PhaeolS,
Eo.kagavs' Expresses, sc. GlU BE, 800 CaualsL