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New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

As Britis consos are the barometer Of feeling in
London respecting the war, the situation may be un-
dersto0d If 10 bc remembered thai before war was
e0Ls slG,Tcd probable cOnsOls commanded 9GLi, ana
droppcl 20 9,}@i on Wednesday. Money III the ont
ude market is rather more active, three montiis
bills being discounted 40 lGl L. per cent which y
tal below the minimum at the Bank Of England,
the sum ~ ESQ 900 bullion being withdraw nom
Rms Institution to-day. United States new ilvcs
n Frankfort are u better at 1919. Paris
0spa'che- report the French FIVE per cent rentes
up nom 1879 Yesterday 10 10 40, SIGHT exchange
o. London being Bp 60 25.l7. Here the foreign eX-
change market WAS weak. the sGpplY OF cOuimgrclal
Bills leiLg Iu excess OF the demand. Prime bank
efS sterling Is nominaly s S3l2a$i SjI2; buSi-
hess Of which little is doing to-day, rs Is usual sat
ufday, is as low as "a S2l20Sf S4i2 for this class
81 bills. and s. rf3fd$4 81 for good bankers.
COniaercia ranges from ~ a. 60 a. 81. The gold
narkeI dull with the extreme sales Of the dag
81 1898 and / l1Ols, the range for The week having
oeen l03ls and 1874. The market to-day was de-
yoia OF special interest. On gold loans the renew ais
were nat, then y and per cent were pad TO have
balances carried. The Assistant Treasurer paid OUT
eaIang the past week $4,000 for interest, ana
S0LlOO for bonds and received coiu f0r cus;Uas 20
we extent Of .2l2, 600. lie also pad out $1,000
y CON interest on the public debt and 900 u re-
eSemBi0n OF called bonds. The operations at the
SSold Exchange Bank to-day covered: GOlJ cleared,
S4Is2J. 600; gold balanccs, ~ .fJS,jG7 currency
o~lanees. 81 .JOS.O21. We annex the principal gold
yao'atl0ns to-day:
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
Rcal Gslnte Go gErhanqc.

EXCUANGE.-A Brown-Stone DWELLING
FIN E..g .ourthst posse immediately or desirable
COUNTRY Residence w.Jh clTTlg,. house 3id stable.
Address -. BUTLER, Ngwbnigl, y. T.
HARM Of about ZOE acres wanted i'm exchange
tor b,aar.ui small RESIDENCE near Nce lor. Guy
modern and valued 3t -lJJUn rDr-a.d for -4lOp
b. q. G G.. =. BkOM -, 800 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

Mar .-i ,,,4 ..t.. q. r,.t,.f t.,1e ga. r..rr.
30 FI.uR a-dfe m..a vas al'} a4a & .',Hi ~ ial'' i
D. y.h.,i- oa ',-.. ~ t H .5- ,..r ,tJ.s ,.,.r..
hHiras W. T'5g .,.l, '' & m o a1r 20 a.. ioa
Grscc is'fa at -5 s,'f, 90 - n'., A'at'w --'.i'
a. - -t'. 20 - "a ,n .r t,',-- 4tti ~ i. Sa..rnre
. $50 hrI.. C.tr N.,- EN'ia 90 20 ioI tn-. n, "l
.s lors, o., ar ;le Nr.j Hac~ la 4li.itiSl %
9y &c conH-'i'as,- o. ,-'i'y' EN- agst s ~
Common {" gor S9nn. 1,,1I.. .r, s,1' c ,.,, 10
90. f.....7- ID, lar DO. - 81. t.sr
DO, = '.@7, r.. 1''' ,2 ,y,.r'r ~ - sss.- -
/ for Common 60 Good 90 - 'ot-' % i'i Coz. ie
I..,s- o. S,..' to Coo. Low trlae ,t, 8i4..
iAiI@ - ;l. ,,~, - csr.. 40 lor C'.',aon d. fdr
I>fri Iauri Idon ohio. 81 $500 55 ,or lar tnec a'
. y.1s ,,I IT,. t., - o.g ~ ,i ,or Good 20 ,.,s
s ~ r. 49, to g., .i la horp 4 c market r.o,n- ai
1e S"e s-.s-,r!n f,r,T i.1,.i. -.i.Ifif RS FIoUU
was i'"ei oA z, '.it. % ""o , u, 4s g.. .,r
!"n. t'. vf~,- :, -0q-. G1 Tor F In DO GoaI
oo; - = % 20 common 10 'ls.s & a1a.N M, I2i.'
7 Bt-CENIlI.tI FLOUR vas iu uitr bette. request 90
s. t5g . W., ,, ,.t H ~ ,.,ig ,.r o..
tgtN ~ ~ ~ D''' ~ ' & ~ iii ,S,r W,t,sffa tai
s.4t!' ,.'., i...Irr fl. tI. ..-. ana cIir
,5e} se} & 6nj .c, Co4r. ~ 81 f5r baltimore and 81 10
10 lf r i.l yrr,r,7 market wac drU rr-.,ti and
iG-,- 49,, r,.l,4 r., .nd og slUc ne ,Arof. tr.
3Sai wa, 1l.ar a c'ai,,, ns frceit ,r'-rac7'
WY. 'esS i'i a. ~ .sa ,u.n M a lGqsi n
- H., 81 "a f-r SO 3 81 va.,re 81 - t4r lery
I.oio 80 10 +, ,r Vs II. y-.tr,a gyf "a fr,5er
w. rf "a IA .,.,. a, 10000 li.b AZ 7se H sto,, aal
/ Sv} Us,,. " ",.,re gu,t.a ~ asgpIr .gkFfTY
/ ana IN. .,,r. o 10 L'-t Ilrt tnrralrd t4ua.'i
BARLEY MALT vac qh,i ana "h,"S'N I - , .i,''
ar, t1 ,t Fge s-zs reipsue s- iasi upti,rd - tO!tS
mcd say @ a b, n gI 1 Io 5s5 ,oIy any lt Sad d VI
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
NALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST
THE WDEIDHENON NED STEAMERS
EEi~TOL AND PROVIDENCE

BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
From lipt 2S Norlh River ioJ' %, iurUy-St,
DAILY l~u NDAy~ until a''rr oct 22l NJ To-
Tickets md >airroo secured pungpa hotels aA icSe:
OF crS And tine pug and stttu,TS. GEORGE h. CONNOh
Gen p.ss. AGENT. BORDEN * LOWELL AGENTS.
NENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY.
u -AlIENTDEN LINT.-Erry Stat .0us "a NeuNur6,
foot 90 Liberty >t aJ loot o. taiN-olt rp IOWA tleiS"S
Comuicucnr OF . Io7G-Irayc Ncv-Yors 700, o. Lib.
go q. a-MNu TRAM or El,toa- Eclvdrsc Bcialehrm,
Bath. Allentown. M.utl CNaui iaianenl. Mll't-ia'I
SrAuo tliurnItl, connects i buuuU Li'h or iron
ton Philadelphia no Junction VITA Deli Iaci aui WEST
Ka rudu
S..5a.m. MOGNAG ENtIt~s daily t,Ncent Srt1Fsl, for
NJ. IlIu.. Eau,., lastuH. Allentown lJii>blr-, AMI
g.. West CONNECTS ~ aston iui NaucH claus, lama. w.
Tuwauia W4krsaafr scranton. HMi,lt. " Eilmslnt sc.
1850 o. ul-lhrGEsr FOR FiraHn-Ua, t.~tor. tlriuNu
MtucI Chunk. Ns-s Irfr, ~ti 'tnH, laW1Iu1 Mdhan'Y
CIV Uazloon ltaIug, Columbia, Lancaster Epurata,
400 n u-For man Blpse Irar,h. Itsto1 BtlrllrTr,
Allentown Mauch ChWkf connects 20 function VITA
De. Ia,A. .ut "a est. IairIt'.
s4..uu m.--lor -oMtrSinc and tiVEHuEtun.
Bib %. r..-itr uU BUuHi.
s5.s" D. u-IAFNNG ENrufs dci'r i,t ka,ion hfvu re,
Allentown Mauoh ChUnA Wu.,sa.rIr, IoHanda, Reading,
HARRISBURG ..ia "a t west
10 T.. lcgy, tou On GARRISON &C. up town. G't Tij.
9ul. 1905. ll..i- l-5l, i.lu "-o, 40 '-u, b-i
s"c o. 100. 400 %. f.
NrI .i t1.u. marked .. ..,,...........
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
AUcTIOW SALE,
Gouscs auO Garms tuan,eo.

l 100 ACRE DAIRY FARM wanted in
a r4 Orr aid iu operation 81 miles from New
ioIl mites y stt,n. Address, with All par
uUusrs aI1 gUcr, LANE Tribune Ohne, y. j.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
Dluloeno Notircs.

THE AMERICAS EXCHASGE NAUOVAL BAEK,}
EEw-YOHK, october 20, 1876. )
A DIVIDEND of THREE AND ONE-HALF
~ PER CENT free Of taxes has hcon declared on the CAPT
tai Of this Bank. payable and after November J. The
transfer book, Will De closed from this ddte aud reopen on the
ID NovemhcI T.. WILSON, Cashier
CHE NOVEMBER COUPONS of the Real
Estate First Mortgage Bonds guaranteed by the MER-
CAMILLE TRUST COMPANY WILL BE PAID ri the
office % Ie Company Equitable Building, No 100 broadway,
the lst dag Of November next.
LOUIS FITZGERALD. President.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

Iht atlnand TOT money Today was not very active
sN1 Stockholders call loans were made at 3 to -
hng and PER cent. The best commercial paper
nad AZ 4i2 70 PEI cent. 1he following Is
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

DYE. NcV-llay.n BailIoad.-llandSpme Cot
fr.,gr. 4i. a.i- tIr .l, fHf terms nr would 'N
clll.,,r ,or Uuas, EI.u.'u hliNNb & WAITING, .
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

sales At ,5 N s,.s and barrels Menhalcu also very
af4 ~ o o~af Es rf5r s59l az 4se dr 6s ai apd
PEIaOi III iIhs market vas EEliit 1.'i anu liz a.
vices iIgl Wr Ad ci,ii.g Geiaa"e MN % ins n
I'm b.s Zee and IN cases aiic. C.ty Napha tc,4u IN
ping order ,tIed at Iilpt'i---a aa' A"-''"''' ''
FGcyIIoXe nc TonE qaasc n ~ M fia l =. g sFia, .
sI7 ss so Di 80. al ~ ~ ai- 80 9y'e y ns.oe ~
the year AZ 20 54g9Fy (, qa1,s q - ] ~. -. cToa
rr ~ H. E % f ts reraSndtr Il tar yerr so % I'D a'a
slo a.s.l ;d ~ Jail'S' - 1 81 f-r, @ i- 70 ups
Mess on lrar ttIais aa les' ~ 81 Il 81" ~, =,
$ioe+li ir"r 1n9 ina1 NJ NJ, ao'i ao'i S,i Gt A. 80 Tor
Crore w,strn Vt MLhf, w. grjg ~ & sa6
SyeTal l aud 2Jo los. rr.d sIorlt ~ e. w.n
were qai ~ o. 10. sholdc slss 500 iiUEs 'c.
CIV oc ,,r az ea,c and ioI boxes western lGr Clear
s, E,s ag sad 5 oSes d. toi ps,,ia "a Sc o..>D
Wtrc asan oacr and closed aun with %, tendency IN
S"cntr brta. iriacr aud co, .id win, heo ory
spdi at Sie t. cc,ine creiel go o tc Coee
0d AZ go 20 ana oo cs "l 2 2i"Sc o" 81 ~ @ ~, ,rr
Of tLc year 80 81; 100 tcs or J9nahi ~ z" ~ -
S. e0asH &c. casiur ri 80 a5es3 81: a. tlc second
S' To- & e".i' % 40 90 9c4 Pi ia lie cnaud,r Of Tie year.
- - aud e 10 asked for D'cfm5yr ~ g 'l ss s.
anG or Fcruy, II, ~ 50 ed and ~ Si a'kel Gi tE
for lie ncs e, :" ha+l0 = To- t.. -, 2l1 -
ifrf Tor itIni'
and 200 tcs dp tor November 40 <lu i"st1@lO TO-;
TER remained huu Tor the better grades Ml'h Ih, T
quiry; other qualities were dull ana ueii i i,Sea
Si3.r cni,r. Iarts. at % Ialc. FOR Imr 10 'Nu'.
state Creamery ias ~ 320Jsc. for Far TO- ChDeei
DAIRY ral, IL 2uGS2c Common 10 iilAti 90. -,
ioI Choice. state Frklrs al sia2Ig l9r f' ,,,
Prime: SUGalc. ChnCe state bai ~ ihF, '",,
At 2loaoc ior Good 10 Inmei , g.t' -, pr-nr am
Choice: state elsh ubs at 2jH2Hc. for t"f I" ti'
and soc. CIocci Wesi'iu tus - 5a-uc 'o,
10 Prime. 2la ..c Tor Cio.ce; western hrkns ai ~
for Prime; zUG2lc ioI Choi'".. ". t.r
Creamery M for Good to Prime Hnd $500 l
Coi,e ClEE~lIhe markri Vac hra' " WIN I,' r F.ir
10 Good: 9-,QI2a.c Tor Good 90 Choice; 80 0l 80 Tor IN
lie mmed NJ 5o 7c; Wr.teTu Factory at C9" 70" su
Ia l1iun lUa he. Tor lUC 90 thoCr ana ia 'i' ,
Tll ra,f,, Clpfttr IG'sS were ftadt WIN uhl ht'
trlr I.ur ..l and Nc, Jcrsty at 2uot1'-ti ~tl't ~.
psnsviyiuiu u .J 2Gr Western at 2aa -'r t' fi,r ''
Cboer Csaa a - 4a-sc. and Weston and Hist L'h''"
at lS42lr. -. 90. ,, ,,.-i,us
mice. I,,f, gl dan and nominal
Tu1tuy ruled dul 40 SIur- lu fui 'l"N'i tl
d,,usua with $50 bags o. auiVt uu IuN"l" 't- W ,
,1, pf ato Calcutta Ii-t rf rt ami hhthhI'
Csr.r. Seed clrc, and arm 90 - .u.-l 80. .,f.
St.tyS -W..irIu Goat ~'lu. hrtr sold more h''f'"',
owing 20 ,uac CONCESSIONS but utr Ht- were ''u' 80
nomiuqr urt.augp1. Receipt. - r,s heIlarf 'iH ~
N.rz Puerto Jah,lrt rats, -0" hai'- NrA' h ' ".''
ity1 4rG - il.o. tn d. urrr ~..l- fHol' ". 'g'-
m,ut hs. u.ri Effected ~ l1. rl'a1 Liul,H l'''ii b.
mics teuiuua -.i. ~ litD1 . t-tfa Amer can t'' "
S'''' "!" ," ~ Go'L rir- CuueucE.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
Couutra Teal Goiaie Tor Ga!c.

COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE, OF might EN-
< ,uaus-T'. r,ut, h.af,y, Gau1 ns I,, ',i"i' COST
,50OoO. bargain EL0i'N' ""h'I' ~ I'''"l'''"
EOR SALE. or TO LET.-~IjO viii rent u
I'D room, t'. AGE. Ii 800 cold water, 30. iilrt thus.
&C.,. 600, uciaou our BON irom 'li' nan 49,. sp,nai
.l..r nf handsome -ruIn~t plenty Cd. lu ,
I'm I I" f.Ir- IutI tc -tauIg tor six hrr-us; noiul
TaI rt,t ivou.c.ti rLGi.~ 10 r.nt prr amman
JAMES E. H\l, - Broadway.
y,op ShTF-Vbp mIISDAI.E FARM sitU-
! at. . Ioruc, Macs. $3.50 miles from northampton,
ana, I,,f.-I M uf % liir iIIl Iiil -. OF iiCirH,c
Tt. I.p ruItI- $50 ttt laIh ven Ndittui au"It wv
4cr. trurr .y uulDi,lui Hi,I Irf 100 'ti'H t "t'd
i IN, I,-. ana uuf llfuc, On go1f uricTi uno rY
iitt iu sf ,>f,It- u over $4,000. oslo Hh tIr crops
r on t,,. .r. tl., .ls1 air Doe -ob with the idrm ol
4rlmic.. tpI uih.I patItu-is address p 70 hIiNN'
f.. a. Ia.. aH -6. Nfv .luIh tItf.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
Clln Real estate for Sale.

cO,OKY CIUMNEYS CURED-No cure no
, Ip rrn..,. tha heat r,ons above Vargnvt.
-, d Tor circular, HuLi, GiurrLN N Co, jdayc "nd
-itutt.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

NFNS YORK AND iONG BRANCH DIV.
All Rail LINE BETWEEN NENAORE, LONG
Tl,tNlI,. OCEAN GROVE, SEA GltI AM SgLAN.
Ture l,hc o Oct g.. ls-O. TRAINS leave NcNN fryn
Tot uf Liberty st Sor;h river at SO, ll.+5 a. ur 4ij
D. m. 400
sf.sc, toauI trOn tclUst ,UnHcct N.tlW-u station
W l.l
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
G.cim5oais aa0 Railroads.

HEPAETURE or THROUGH RAILROAD
II ItAIN- FIuN NEWAokk. ,.....
AM ur v'-' ~ inli'ed tSrr,. hi W.'ig-taa W. i. i,,
Soui-a. 81. w. ENpr'rs for Washington, ui' ~outh ana
Ear I...s IS 900 and lo l5 o. H. ana p. n. 49,,
NE"f ..., .tNl ASp HriroN tiYEt, 1880, antll1O
. XIV, t.sS 5''i tId ItSaIroaD-Far Boston via
spaag.es 70 and u IL, a. III 3 and p H. s, va SGig ag
n 3D.. BE- n aI' J. 2-o ,. 49," .l5, O. aht lo r NJ ~
blr.l ego n- ana arl : 80 p far ta. -onth VA
Wa,nnroE sac o. t ana 10 asl p 9 For fna lrIpAa
NEEjr.rl -1il..I- -For Philadelphia steamer leay,s
ALBANY and TROY by day boats c. NIB-
n BARD ard DANIEL pHEW.-Lcave EestTy-st per
o; -Iu -,,. 81 - $50 Landing a. Ne"9Igh a.d
D. m .cI !ne West oyr Ne~-4@,k ytnHa & ari y,s &
At e-otc r.aosina mo,mar cortuaon. 'rin,~ On lake
kecpa, ki. .i AMI r'iil -aas 6ag At ascuroa raes.
An IMPORTANT NOTICE
"A 10 CENTENNIAL TRAVELLERS.
PEOPLES EVENING LINE.
ONLY II.
Frstc,lss Passage on Steamers between NcwYork and
Albany.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TICKETS TAKEN FOR
PASSAGE AND STATEEupM BERTH.
ClHIANN Al An, kSB CARt& BERri
u Boa" a Ia 'g e @ & 1aas 1 Sas sAg a @ sid + r. tO br rtSr
couur,tag Alhauy i'm morning trains for Cneaso sara
"7" sThrEao6Ts WtRMED. ,nY. STEAM.
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
land EaIls West Ponr Cornwall. Nevturgh, Marlboro,
Sonr l,ay, c1cry Tnc.aS Tlasay and Slnfisy JANE,
" BALDWIN, Aoaday e'inesday, fIiaaJ. surus'I Pier iS
EALL RIVER LINE -ox
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
TIE WoNIDHENON NTEAMt RS
BUi~FOL AND PROVIDENCE.
- EtrfII Ht4.r ftiI az IT,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
5aplnQs Banks.
NEw-YoRH, Saturday, Oct u, 1876

NEw-YoRH. Saturday, oct u, 1876
The closing auction sales of the week at the
Exchange sal,srootn to-day % follows:
mn. =. JfGrpeft
: HstOIy and basement .Uck house, with lot. 81
ma '''' -.. 90 siS.4Oo
'ai.cs y Jiavc 1913 It Of 0jtn.,t, 2721Io 90,
f,.;a, %,; y q" S'"'' 80 ' '' ..... $500
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
Auttiou Sales of Real estate.

auttiou Sales of Heal estate.
A -.PEREMPTORY SALE.
IA. RICHARD V. HARNETr Auctionoor,
WEDNESDAY, Oct. %,
IS Fast iOthsi,, between 55h aud Nadsonay,s,
large and valuable cclseSn Of oil Painn by the following
Bernard Hchenbach Toassani Freeman u5ner
mer mIr G]hler ] M5FheT JaS29eI CJ9oe & Sargs @ hoooe'
Rich rosewooliarlar s1 Per and Mante Mirrors qf tae
SCI. OF Harness. and daIuask Window HJngings,
eaT1e H22 q ag dIn ai sooscRe SsRss e hs and s as feet %
Library Furniture i0sewo" black wanut ana OAK tseads
nut tension dining I9pn iae ana Sheir Ia ali ass'
nifure and en- thai belongs
Catalogues and permits 10 Inspect pictures at aucuoneeis
Office III broadway, basement -
RICHARD " HARNETT, Auctlonecr.
North EAST CORNER FIrrHAvE. AND SIXTY.
nY ORDER OF lie srPIENE COURT
H. v i''i''' = M6HDAY Sii i = c5 1i'':- g. I"76,
UNDER The DIEEcToN Or Nm. s. kelley, $50,
torc;Ser o'5 % oei ince, Gt by 100 feet deep
Maps 1t the auctIOntcr rs Office.
ANTHONY J. HLEEcKER, .Auetioneer:-, .,.,,
BY ORDER or TH'E 5UPiESE CoiiJG
A. hLEhcNf M6N6&Y 1 "i dd; F T. a io75 o75'0n o"
at T. o. ock At ne Eychane, 9iicsrCn .,. 49,, 49,,
UNDER IRE DihhCa}1H 1Hp0F, OF NJ > hEih''' ts0,
Two lot aOrth 9iic ~lN iFlitt east OF FitaNc,
together. b. I,o, front by 10 let . incles deep.
fiap- at the auct oneers Office.
AUCTION SALE,
X no D9T%a at % tr y 2 r S6wBPE2 e S2 d" s gai Of
over 100 a.Ic5 IN
NONEER-,
parcels 20 each The Palmer Road from
NOuKtrs q BT0uXyr. and the ROAD from A, square Road 10
Tucs 9hJ, E1iii PISS tgIuush ti4e prpertF
SIc hF Dg -, 1876 a. IL UcJtk ROOF, Gt tue Getty
House, roT.pr-. 1y r1he-t tuciir.n. Referee.
pr.rc:v q number o. tnc ullg SITES command
in- t&tcIalt tIvNS
MITCHELL. & MITCHELL.
IlsirtEf Attorneys, NO. 90 Wallet.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

The cable news was less alarming to-day, and
indeed cutie meagcr in comparison with tte late
dOoding we have had. Tie market was generally
6Ym and We annex comparative prices Of securities:
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
Banking 6ousse ano Bankers.


KOUNTXE BROTKERS, B0RkerS,
II Wall ST., Ne,0 York, draao Bis
on England, France and Germany;
issue Letters Of Credt available
throughout tie United States and
Euro2e. and make transfers Of money
6y telegraph and cable. Investment
orders executed in tile E,rchdR0es Of
NclO York, Phiyadelphid, Boston Gnd
San francisco.
ApDrOUed Securities for safe.
III nAAR IN HSasHEa = gm M. R4yES SIsS,nco
HAAR g. Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS, As 'WALI-ST.
DEALERS ~ SPECIE AND UNITED STATES SECUR
tiles Buy and sell STOCKS Bonds and Gold Tor cash or
Margin Special attention paid 10 orders FOR Investments.
ORDERS EXECUTED Ar THE PHILADELPHIA AND
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGES.
III. AMY g. Co.,
BANKERS.
NOS. 10 AND 81 NASSAU-ST, NETWORK,
TRANSACT q general Banking Business,
DEAL 10 Investment securities,
Buy all description OF uucurTeut Bonds also,
BONDS rcpuiiated by cities and cOumtles.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-07-29
Greenbacks

POMEROY's Democrat refuses tO support
Tilden and Hendricks
The Independents Of Pontiac, Illinois,
held a large and enthusiastic meeting on
Wednesday. They propose to stand BY
the greenback cause
The Independents have nominated Leroy
Templeton as their candidate for Congress
IN the 9th District IN Indiana
The amount Of greenbacks burned dur
ing June was three hundred and hfty-sev-
en- thousand three hundred and eighty four
dollars, leaving outstanding a little over
three hundred and SIXTY nine million
Thus the policy q contraction goes on, and
the country endures
The Youngstown Moyytptq Star, the or
gan Of the Greenback men in the Mahon-
ing iron region, where Allen ran 50 strong
ly last fall, has put up the names Of Cooper,
and printed call for Greenbask County
Convention.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-07-29

was very attractive to the founders OF
Trades Unions. The improvments IN
machinery, however, are rapidly dePEas-
ing the system of its utility. 1t may have
required long apprenticeship before q
man could weave it requires little to
'mind loom :" and, therefore, that rule
of the Trade Unions which is SO often quo
ted by employers as exhibiting the arbit-
ary principle of the Unions had a natural
birth, is dying natural death, and will
ere long be decently buried and duly for
gotten.
(T0 be continued
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-07-29

International Unions Of this country, and
secure the names of all the manufacturers.
and prod ducers who recognize Trade I'm
ions, and trade Onion principles, and have
them published. with the view Of having
trade Union members, and their friends
do their purchasing from such manufactur-
ers and operators.
Unions No. y and 2ls have completed
arrangements TO giveAall the delegates a
moonlight excursion on Lake Erie, on
Thursday evening, when a good time is
expected. Yours truly,
JoHN JAMES.
r. ,. ! have no improvement 60 note in
our own trade. All Is dull; dulIn J.J.
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S36.6OO.M

Total $36, 10000
and the expense Of running the institution
S23, 1000. In being able to thus figure
with certainty what the income, and out
lay will be for two years gives evidence OF
the stability Of the society, and must be
gratifying to all the men and officers there
Of.
On the subject Of arbitration the report
says: During the term we have fully
realized the truth Of the old saying that
''it takes two to make a bargain. Our
Unions have invariably offered to submit
every dispute as to wages to arbitration,
in accordance with our laws, and almost as
invariably have they been insultingly re-
fused. In times past we were denounced
for refusing arbitration but Just SO soon
as we met the popular demand for peace
full solution Of trade difficulties, it was
taken as an act Of cowardice, and all our
efforts to prevent strikes laughed to scorn.
| recommend to the convention that it or
der communication to be forwarded to
the next meeting Of the National Stove
Manufacturers Association. .reciting our Law
on the subject Of arbitration, and respect
fully request them to pledge themselves
individually, and collectively TO agree to
submit all disputed questions about prices
or wages to arbitration, and if they should
refuse or decline to act on such suggestion,
then it should be the duty Of the executive
Of our organization to declare our arbitra-
tion law no longer binding on our Unions
or members, leaving the matter entirely
optional with each local Union.
"As the law now stands, it is too much
in favor Of the employers, as our members
are obliged to ask for arbitration, which is
a notice Of intention to strike if refused,
and such notice gives the employers time
to prepare for such strike, and may possi-
bly, assist in our being defeated" +" am
Just a. earnestly in favor Of the principle
Of arbitration as have ever been, but it
would be folly for as to sse it as a whip to
beat ourselves. Our employers should be
as deeply interested as ourselves, and il
they are not we sheuld ignore the whole
system, and act as they act"
The address touches on many points Of
interest to those outside Of that society.
As it would take up too much room car
only glance at the more prominent points
The molders have regular communication
with those Of their trade in England, and
Scotland, and have arrangements Of mu
tually satisfactory kind for admitting mem
bers to either Unions on their regulal
travelling cards. They each keep then
members posted ~ to the condition y
trade in each country, and thus preven
members travelling when il would be de
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The two thousandth locomotive was re-
Gently completed at the London 4 North
western Railway Company's works at
Crewe, England. The occasion was cele-
brated by giving a holiday and days pay
to all the workmen, some {, 200 in number,
and banquet, which was attended by the
directors of the company, at which we're
exhibited specimens of the different classes
of engines used on the road.
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y. timAted upon the basis that interest, when due,
redited saviugs account and Invested in INVEST
lAENT CERTIFICATES, whenever 500 Is thus accu-
! Anulated.
Anv holder Of Certificate has the privilege Of eX-
aminng the condition Of the 1t any time call
ng at the once Of the Trustee.
Cersncarss forwarded and interest," when due. rein
vested, desired rsmtted BY drat or express TO
any part Of the United StAtes address
SYDNEY MYERS, Manager.
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The Emepror William is unwilling, when
travelling to receive any Distinguishing
marks Of attention. A characteristic anec-
dote is related of him. Not long ago,
while on his way to Coburg, he breakfasted
at Eisenach. Around the table we're eight
chairs and sofa with cushions. The
Emperor asked the head waiter for whom
the sofa was placed there. 'For your
imperial Majesty" said the waiter.
Take it away" replied the monarch,
land give me chair like the others"
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Men Of America, why do you sit supine-
ly by while the dealers in national credit
and bullion bind you IA golden chains and
deprive you not only of All profitable en-
ployment, but, like the man bled nearly
70 death, 70 al energy, enterprise and hoPel
The time has come when you must either
accept general and universal bankruptcy,
or must remember tAat you are American
citizens, and that Congress and the Execu-
tive are but the servants of the people
Jadge Kelly
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As MANY as twenty Of the %, go per-
sons whose death was registered in Ireland
in the first quarter Of the present year are
described a. centenarians. There are three
among them registered as log years old,
one 109, one women ITO and two men Ill
years Of age. The local registrars do not
vouch for the truth Of the statements of
AQe
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Each certificate is secured by mortgage improved
and productive real estate
TABLE OF Increase Of "Investment Ger.
ttaeates." secured ON Improved Real Estate,
bearing interest. payable In quarterly In.
aGaIIments. NJ the rate Of ! $40 per cent.
per annum. showing the aceumuIatIon Of
sums Invested for the beReaI OF children
or otheF~i
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