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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-13
ASK 1UIt 7 NEIo -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
RAILWAY.

l.
r. WINTER ARRANGEMENT Of Trains 10 effect De-
3 a. m2Cmcnuati and Chicago Day Express. Drawing.
Room Coaches % BuiaIo End b,iIEe cobo.
attached. M. e,.,.
S5@s 10 Fa ShS,s bsla o NssaFs FAILS cnea
naT Chicago without changes also Hotel DINING cars to
Trains leave Chambers Street Depot n Y. for
and Y midnight. Saturday nights only Sundays s;l6 Ill.,
Park and ID, Tassac e. 7S 10 s,h y noon
rasr;en Ga ~ $40 AZ e l se P II oh nio u
m na 5G saSaa fsS g. $50 Dis 10 las $780, Up m
miS %f 5 ma .o' $50 10 si S rs u.s. 5sS AID
4 ce anEaIf9 a. NJ, $50 $50 Sundays $50
SSwSursb, D. IO:I5 a. H. $780, 4.sOp m. Sundays, $50
Goshen D. 7:I5, ., iO45 M, $3.50, AGO. p M Sundays
"s si ~ .i6 D. iSt5 M 4:sO p sundays $780,
m The a. n aSa tSS P M AZ lr Msu s&ns'
Port Jeryis, 0, l0A3 M 4:30 p H. sunday~ $780, ~
80 leaving Ghnnnsrs. on even or h half hGaTs
GaEs haSS on Quarter hours leave Twony
thrst thirty minutes earlier Boats leave Twenty third ST.
s; 9G ant a 10 IsG P and p midnight '
,n T' sdsp 3s Pcosss 1 esa SG @
@ sassaSs may De @ az No
BTookyn. and ID the GomgaSys DegSSs IN or a, 7
o. t M, 80 and 7:65p.m
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEwJERsEY;
Traus Englewoo Closttr Piermont and Nysck
nights only ll:S0P sundays 0 a. n and $50 p a.
no y. ABBOTT. Gonl Passr Agent New \ GiG
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HART-
~ FORD Il. r. NETWORK AND NEW;hAVEN, j %
fa:ss1ssF Stallion Ss"YorE Grand Central Depot 'r-
TR'Ms LEAVE NEW roRS on, ,,x, oos
Yr p 'yI S e 5lo fsn $2S
tfS 4:i0 aud 5i5 local Exl xl 10 0xh 1l;SS 2 m
For south NOrwalS 7lD, soo 300 II a. m, II M gsxh
foTd 5;lO dos 9e5 iOl0 IA mr. 2s0, ., 300 44O
49, XII b. $40. G:3j. 100 o. 10, aud l35 y. M
Koston Express VA Springfield at 300 ana IL a M anu
p m. Shore Line at and 10 p m sos'0a s na A I6
n M stopping al Samfor NoTw ak, and 800 and II ~ m
8 o. and 10 d NJ. Bridgeport The 500 M eonneS I
with trains on shore Line Division tDr Sn with
with New Haven and Northampton r. Rat New ana
and m trains connect with Conn River r. r. az spring
feH and ID m. for MontIea. Tho sos a M ana . VI
connect with Nauaauek and Housatone rs ~ bdgepor
Norwak south Yorwalk, and the $500 a. m' and $40
n m with New.Canaan II. II. az Stamford - .. n
sunday Boston Mail Trans at n N VIA sprinsheai !"
ORA Car. Day Express dseePns Cars on
fGses can be purchased Ticket once o. Company 2.
Grand Central Depot at ehcea OF ~ f Tfzef So
Broadway New.York and No 4Courtsi BrookYn VINO VIII
also cheek baggage Rom resdeace TO dssti1aisen
DUI, DELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
4 the NEWIERsEY SOUTHERN RAILEoAD;,.Es3re
lower than BY other route Commencing Noyemper 10
1870 leave NewYork from Pier North hsver zoos 81 hec
Il N for Philadelphia. Tong Branch Toms River and
M for philadelphia Long p.snsh Tens River wsrs
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coTroN MARKETS.

,rxc,xy,u Dec la-Coton nrm; M,ddlinS lisdle low
uIddi,nR lie Good ordinary lOte lse I5 ~ S 3Ics
SOgFOLE Dee. l2COiiop quot hprI,aiy AS balSs
,,rruts lao bales; exports 10 Grfab BiIiai aIcs
coastWise 1900 Daes: sales 500 bales soc ssii6g lilo
WILsnNtyroN Dee 12-Corton nominal ,;unry ias a
InT MEIiing IO5idl 7s. Good Ol,Iu' ~. 49,.
lOLa; receipts 52i balesi Exports 0o''''' "
s'%Ts; nVoy zee 2-Coiion quiet Mbng ~; receipts
SS bales; shipments 1913 bacs sales o'4oo p''
GygsIos Dec Cotton firm N Edt gccpts BE
sIiiiing III Sc Good Ordinary lI'c ngt i5 bass:
bales exports cosstwlsc 1910 bales saeS' 5000 "'''
s'Isa, Dec i9-Coton Mdding II
rtrEy bee cotton steady Mdding ~ Ss s
NJ" Miin1 Al Le Good Ordinary llsi ret IscSe' Ggy
bales; exports TO Great Britain 5S5S bale
yT,, on ASs bee l2~Cotnn quiet ond hTm diHaI ~
,isic' row NIithng 1850 GOod orhlnay' tri,,t,
eep, si bales; gross llb exports oo Males sock
S.SII TO tho Continent, 6073 bales SAGE io'OV
koS Dec la-cotton quoti Mdling IL 2e 20 I2T GS a
dlin II c. Good Ordinary net $50 bales
eTpprts 20 Great Britain, 6t2DJ halssi oo'''' - 49,
sale. 900 balrs stock Ob5Sb bae. N,Jany I2Isc Low
,iTNOEE Dee I3-COtuGn queti Mi'lis, .aacetns 3Ig
MIBe, ll4c Good orHG E yo w ssies 5I6 bales SPIN
bales cKp0rta co.Estwusl, Ole baosi "''''' -
ners, 375 baes stock, lS0SZ Oaa ar,, Niading l2Sc
BosIoN Dec I2.Coion quiet ANA M ~ IN net receipts
Gs bSiSsi rosa 2IS bales exports to GtsAt brllAH Vi"
ba,s sale Ss6 baes; stock 37O0 bai, ,r It6e. low
ssT Louis IIec la-COttOn higher @huh1S eiS halct
sLipm,mIs l12I bales sailed, l,loO oaleSi '"A 0''0'
,;yAH Dec l2-Coston hrm Mhsnhs IiSIS l slS
uidling III No Good Ordinary, lO|c hs tsn, iSb3
-. aao hales, exports " the Conuhehb i,-yS
bales coastwise, l.429 balesi saoS LOW '"N' ~
047ll bales. - 49,. ou,ot MiddlnC llc.; Low
Atalhg 10 go Good Ordinary, IOSalohci receipts lOI
pan aIglPiI Dee 2Coon quiet; Middnhg, ~ ~ 80 "a
MiisliHaa fisei Good Ordinary. 1lhe net ree1p" o.
t.F.a- hat~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-13

pelt a Cllev commission tho sale OF fur thus
sE Of me trade and prospects in recent circulars Al
TeadV eonsiderae quantity Of fresh skins have been
marketed and in OF European wf prObabhues ana tne
denrgsed condition things this country we uNise our
friends 70 avail themselves Of present prices than sSu
Iate future market. our American
rer nave had an unusualy bad season thus FAR ana are now
oing their stocks losing rates TO induce buyers 10 p
chass Mink Muskrat goods especially are IN lAge sup
ply and very dull Raccoon aud Gray Fox nave been Oay
sed for trimming the past two years ana consequently
brought very high prices but Fashion IL caleon am II ~
extremely doubtful fthey con De KEPT up 10 Ioe " 80,
skunk not ln IhVo
tber mere or abroad except low prices In europe
thus and but Tor the very
Te Gnantty OF raw SKINS brought forward from last season
od am In nrs hands, and the threatening war clou our
exporters and larger foreign houses would poDaD Do
crs al fair prices their losses the past Two years
NJ ~ resent alarming condition Of things both here ana IN
E'rone make them tmd and very cautious QUOTATIONS.
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Duul0en6 Nctlce5.
5teamboals ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Leave New York nom foot Of DesbTosses and COrandt
,.,,--,
$40 a. IN. for Wahiug'0u and the Wost, licimOnd,
Florida and the south viz shepherd Pullman fiof cfs rom
ry.Nor Baltimore and washington, making close con.
pectinn n Cincinnati. - LOuis, usville, &C.
1 y. M Washington AID tue south, LInchbufB.
Florida, ami OIlC2us Pullman cars nom New
Baltimore and Washington making close connection
fr Chicago Cincinnati. Louisville 81 IOuiS, PttSbrgh &c
. b. daily Tor Washington the south add Ns Pu!nslH ;
scepers from YORK BatrOr" ard WashnHtoh max
close connections Tor Chicago, Cincinnati. Louisville "
Iu Pittsburgh south ana South est. C0nneeiSa NJ
Washington Wh trains Tor l. nchurg, Fcrlda NewOreans
and the south.
For through tickets, please call at Companys Ohces 80
and gyS ruadwsy NcWYOrk and nc Ticket Othcts, 1901
az Cortlanh and Drsbresscsss. and Depot Jersey Cy
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA
u AtVINfgyE RAILROAD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-13

Recapts tho week p2ckages do previous
week packages shipnents $50 pacages This marked
falling foregn shipments dizziness In grades OF
for export, Western worth 100
22c lot rs pretty good state Welsh was Teeenty taken
az unfav0rabe accounts from the other ad
with the lower ruling OF gold and advance ia eghts caused
e shippers to retire We hear OF very lew
90 shin this week fair demand f0r fine state anu
gOOu Western desire select the fresh ends ana
fo saeh prces very firm though not quotaby higher
On everything else the maSet rules weak inc m
il enireates, seriously
ac medium and low Good rolls have fair inquiry
at lSazoc; tine enough to reach 2lc; creamery
butter both state Western, yielding 20 dairy tDS
lot Of packages creamery strong ON top was s0 AT
poe M takes fine very little to exceed soc
late made hghtcoored Minnesota rin sold a. I5c
with sOme Cortland County state "ares at % anu
fine Delaware County SOC state hrkns are hard 10 SELL
ur..a lir,na ols.uinnrn a llinnE.
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK BSD5Se DEC. II. 1876.
IIrvresay Tor TIE n " rmnusF bv sur own Reporter

lExvressy THE N. Y. rRIBUSE nv ReporterI
General Directions.
Send only good articles Tho eg and other oxpenses eat
Put everything In COED Oer An attractive
Look examination and often aaSes sale where dirty
package slOveDy appearance fails Pack securely 30 1at
contents change about use
plenty OF eedn y. necut straw with egg& Mark pdnly
with pdf-a stencil plate In bestand note contents on the
barre stating the amount so Send letter at ne
time, stating what h sent the route time &C. an m.
list sho also be inclose In barrel box Always
packages. for yourself repua
ton fine goods best shape 80 Iat your marx 10 ID
demand
BEANS AND pEAS.
Receipts Befns 65 bbs EXPORTS past week,
lO36 ps receipts OF TO- busn; exports OF peas
Medium further
advanced sales 50 bl old ordinary 81 o. 20 bbl second
quality old 81 rs, 80 bbs ordinary 81 Ou bbs good at
81 20 ard closing sales Of 40 bbS prime At 81 % NATIONS
arc TIDer siez made A. higher
figures counting 800 bills at 81 3d. delivered on
free Of charge White kidney and beans are very
scarce wOuld bring high prices Red kidneys are COM
ing forward more freely and are rather weak at
sales co. board and 30 bbls at ~
Southern r. peas advanced Green peas some
what unsettled been made as low 81 TO- QUO
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Geese Hest.....sl 25dt ~
Do, Jersey. ISL 0O4sl %
DRESSED POULTRY.
Chickens 4 Fowls.


NEGEfAIsiES
shipments noiaUe 2,GGo ntls The potato irade con
time. active partss srcuu; Winter stock to pat ~ Slo
Prime advanced Zoe publ the os rose ii ~ @
blows selling - Is; int Of 100 bb W tati 1,h ~
they were peachbOws and rugc. sweets ar a'sn hyI
NiT2niRs here. Onions arr do!hS Det'' WI" "
nrmness n tFnips. Quotations:
Potaioes mn .+s3 300 3 rs onions yellow 49,. -.
~, Ce,wan y S0S oOt and nod. bbl. 81 75aS2 60
sweet, Del. OOe 90 DO. WINE 80 = ~" q W.
Do do Va - a 3 90 Turnipa, Russia, ~,
Soma bp Dbl. ...-- 20" %
Fi'r IT ooa % PuaIpsins 2 100 OJal0 %
Do z Goa 20
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sUSDRIEs.
TIE DRY GOODS TRADE.

D SsT YG %s T Sss Sosu R, sst AID S 1nn
aet buyers continuing little dspetor = anticipate
her Of orcrs from the ortment aud Garie
ton The export continues 20 be prominent feature
o. 5s' Ne Fnsahd mis Ice future dctvcr jbDns
trade has also been vcty gnL nnd e nsr.ly ~
we're particular gods tho demand Tor wgich h1s hen
ElI ~ s e Tn and IN some csos al an syancs
"lT 9 2T 6 sh1 nave bssn In irregular brt hrngr De.
umd and buyer bogn 70 show RIr4t,r Co. OF o 49,
noticed and theJ continue l" sAo" aH up
"f hTDw% siiEErINCs AND sHIRrIN Gs HEAVY stand
ard loary 3Id %Dsgs YER , be q. erent sie.
BIIsACHED snEEIlNG' md slii III 0iI VII Wit dpu
NAMED drn. stocks rather large Tor lrts'Lt ilu'
'CWTToN FIANNEIs-Lov and medium grades have been
lille more active aud transactions rtAerh moh le
UGTi0S Df were quiet r,1 sraoy, there beng lar
demand account - cotiers Ddt tanhacoAs were m'
r G6T 10 JERNS AND sATTEEN have shown increased
Icsg saceus we're adylno zoe, less trae dsooun AID
coLoED CGrToIs coDtnuga qnet .GEg.h and 10
aiII other makes goods were dull b.t vsus Ia al
WIZ GgSfS BAGS AND TwINEs ruled dull and slow, but
N cHs wsrf rons AM 20 SS s2 demand 4 R ana si
STANDARD elSbi so,. IhofS 2a f goa tes Tor NY
Fn ETThcrc has been far slightly better demand
Tor dark fancCs ard 10 nader styles goof distribution OF
,apJ and Dide print. were more active IN
stgrs aIc comparatively small bnt puc,s hHyc nhn''
and best standard toob arr siel"lN h'
"IC0rroN DRESS GOODS have been slightly better dc.
rand lots for Toassormcnis tut transactions nrir ti ID
Cashue az, acas ,1st e'G "a a.sIfisn a. s "a
Iuand ana closely vriueticn There was also sish'
"R0SiERY ruled Gabt and steady VITA better movement
NJ The coso Canadians ubs snd fancy knit wooirs we're
NIX ~ ave benin request bal transactions Sero
W00LEN GOODS have irrrgnlar snd siishtly more
active thal u ue previous Meth in8 G''is n M
heavy iahits were np,i@ u' ~ oi nv bu"Sl M,
cayas.ng the market Dat yet no purchases h"'
"OVECoATINGs were fair demand and tIanasciioqs ~
aggregate were Of satisfactory amount Dat sA'H ih'
W0WsTEB COXTiNGs AND COTTON WARP. won.
STED5-Go3d staple MAKES found reny "ullot blI
'RRtFILLhNis were IN good demand clomcrs and
| "'KE%TuCKY JLAN5 AND SAIINElS have been quiet
steady. the aggregate uHnsarons were small 10"
sT%EDs have Jen fairly siriGatc bat the total sales
CAssa W -Nsw spring sylss y, were 10 fair demand
Oq GL 3a %e b S DSsKi%s raaina quiet and moved
only IN small lots aDd immediate wants
entirely restricted to nse bale lois Tor present re-
@ t o ss l and mo Ss
--l' :. wv , is7i;s q, IS15- ~ Is1g iss
Thrown npon the market. lOl56,i g,S6ls t55 2SId
The demand FOR imported goods very light aad
with importers and oblrrs the total sales were sinai
Y 65 on ars s %fSi AdsS sE ES sh
Sp!' 3 Si GlGnsi cmeTs @srino Gp dele n
mOlars fairy active ard sioy PSI laols n. y;
lower pIicas Italian cloths eoIBng hnens tmmins
S SeS Ska in dress siyi 6 been quiet and
s sRoSG "n Rs animation La5s ODD,
day handkeGehisis ~sLS nSrs ssuS ana IA Ia! ~
hnens slow, aud ses were sonnea 10
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Receipts OF dried the week, J25 pkg and I0Go
Of peauts shipments of dried apples 3269 bbls These
frc shipments of apples have about completed contracts pro
vlously OF them Of long standing Nr We nave
reports OF large quantities Of apples thrown upon W" German
sale thas discOuaghS shpGent sun t.ie ale
ew fresh orders which be bought nuch lower
than many OF those previously sent torTat,t ihfs
sac causes fuEer feeling, nearly amounting
% slight advance on lrme qt. app. s5oz 49, 49,
saIes are 300 bbls and " eft ~ 5c zVO ba
OHIO or &c. 23O bbis 4c 100 bbls Western and 200 dds
STATE 5Ic Somewhat sales Uf rejected ots have e
made al Manufacturers o apple batter There
nave been sales O about 100 bios. blicSberTies 81
S1,e 10 10 West Plunls arc very scarcA Pth
nuts abundant and easier good ot OF NhghA sen ~
forward freely,
cned with slow sales. The o chetnuis Is now al
over illough many still heTe they are 81 AaiaDe
prlcs lust ~ customer be had knowing there w % AZ
most no demand after the lOdays sales nave beon he az
low as Al ~ bush for inferior lots. We quote;
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FoURrH NATIONAL BANK oT THE CRY or INV. YORK,
NEw.XoRK dee X. 1876 4

NOTICE is hereby given, that the annual
IN meeting the Fourth National Bank
of the City Of New YORK. for the election Of Directors and
ensuing Will be held 0D The
STGoNn TUESDAY 1)th january of JANUARY, 1871,
O'Clock the Banking house Of said Bank In the
City OF NeW-York.
Notice also hereby gyon that special called meeting
of the Shareholders OF said Bank has been duly called ami
will be al tins and laee for the purpose or
taking be proper TO reduce the
National Bank OF the CITY OF
EewYoTk, FROM tune to time, TO such snn not less than
three millions dollars WILL IN the judgment Of the Board
OF promote liz interests snd TO
upon endentor addition to the Articles
Association said Bank whereby t shall be provided mat
the Board OF Directors shall have power TO reduce the capital
stock Of said Association from time to me TO such sum not
lrss than three millions dollars win In their Judgment
OF said Bank and 20 do all acts
proper effect such reduction reductions
Polls viii open at I2 IN. and close az l p m. - -.
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Exports OF salt cured-Bacon 49, u5S boxes beof o
bbS: pork, 2309 bbss Lard. 579 pkga fTesh bee oSV
carcasses Recesps 1857. Fresh peel
pork al IN Over-suppy, slow OF SAFE anu
generally lever Injured by Of cheap poy
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

bridgeport, and all points on Housatonic
lD aud Nanennck naffroadz Psre 81 steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves slip at ll:soa and Bridgeport AZ
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peres far mast ees i23s bales; Shipments 677 bales
Al rcne ures trade lot OF 3l Daes
fns stale selling at Soc $50 bales fair at Csc ThIe
yerfttIe export demand. Some fine hops ON the way nun
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: at 2sc. Quotations f:


Receipts 1929 boxes; DO. previous week.
o. 5I7 dO exports week DIX do Liverpool cable quo
tauOns 7Os Cheese pretty well concentrated mere
call mind When stocks nave DeeA 50
thoroughly bOagh and brought forward as ihy nave pn
this Fall quite probable that home demands VIII dIt
heretofore unlOOkedfOr sources Although me supply
Oh hand is quite large with moderate shipping deinai .A
holders very firm In the views, ana We @lf4G, tno W
6e, below which Tie finest cheese cannot bt uos
after two Kinds cheese-no baltic and OF,sry 90
Tho market IL reported weak upOh me
other Shippers rather shy buyers a The moment
fine, small eStern cheese up 10 lfC'
nvnn CnnIaIloAa
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q. Srm pTices We quote: PepDer-Sagapcre. Ia 1c. (;
Ser stems i4UAke. CASsis-ChiBa Hgnea, 20d21e;
BsIayia 20022c. Ghlger-Csleutta 1ei Aficah' 7iae;
Pmonto i2he. NutmesS sIasOe: an SSa so 4o p,no
wsse :. sod 10 fair a lower prices for
hard grades Raw was dull Soa merely ar cnoaSfor 20
Common Renina 81 sc; Fair 9s.c Good loe Prime
aS f,F 20 SsS SSs and boSCs Melads SIG
Sc Hayana bOxes, D. - nos 20 y vS2ii Nos
2 H. Ioaioe Do Fc - 60 ~ iS isssia. do So White
115ai1Le Porto Rico Refining, Common " frime 80
1Otc; Do Grocery Pair n Choice i9s9iYse; Nos 10
. A q o s. Nc Mania e sSSs
ra5es 7,s1se; Iag Grocery Grades iO@i le ts11su
Crashed Pies RegSsrCd. y SG sdiaaIsra. ii s; DO on
Iis White Extra Q II aifc-, Yeiio" do lO%@lO'soi
Low sIst was lower with sales Of 10000 ID
fEA@IhsSe has been good business IN Green Tea within
te past weeK At about steady prices Dnt oe'ohg anu
roRSCn Ee1tneiy mas been quiet at the late decline
sales CSC hds seed Loaf has been quiet WIN saes o.
sscs sandes q sssS S0y ss a os ss and zoo bales
-Eoihiak new has transpired business, rs
e3as5. Nom. West Coast So and south Sea, - 30.
WIsKY-Market ruled steady, With little betier traoo
wooiSo9bns new on f srikiaE interest," be written
nloat this market. The mannfaeurefe are Dnny ks W
3r accounts and pay but little atgntoD 70 w
efa feeng OF rmneas however sr continue 70 RUE ~ o.
hle 1ne stosks with the exception Of tho Fa CLIP from
Texas moderate ana even ngs ms fscs Y 1ne co
also has besn very limited bat tho email stocks and full ad-
nun London caase iui arm prices 70 rule We quote
s1e x 4Ia57c.: No J. $3.50; no. 2 ssa.sc; Coarse.
s2e35c. Coabing 42abGc Tub Washed, $50 47c.. -
.scALDokka1 USS AsaEB-sprns ChR 1sSsiai Fan chp.
PrIED wooIs-Domsstc- sso4oc, saper. asaSse.;
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HAVANA MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKET


HAVANA. Dee. l2Spanis Gold. 220sa Q22li d Exchange
Nothing done Sugar-Nsthing done.
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NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &C., Fare, 81
IN Steamcrseave Peck sp for NewHaven at and III D. m
connecting with the railroad.
CENTRAL AND HUDSON

MEW-YORk CENTRAL AND HUDOUN
IN RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dec. ii, 1871
through trains win leave Grand Central Depot:
7:Ij a H. Western and Northern Express. with drawing
to Rochester -. ,.,.
$50 n NJ, Special Chicago and 81 Louis cypress WIN
dra o ears TO Buffalo; also. Through Cur
tO I. Louis.
Hoo a IA, Northern and Western Express
$50 D. IN, special Albany. Troy and western Express;
arrive, Buffalo, 7:lO a. m. - .,
500 D. m Express with sleeplngears for WateFteyn and
Canandai2ua Also, for Montreal via Plattsburgh.
An m Pacific Express daily with sieepingcars for
ochesor Niagara Falls Buffalo Cleveland and CINCINNATI
also Chicago both L. s. and NJ O. Ralroads ana 10
iieO NJ Express with sleepingears for Albany, and
Troy.
Way Trains per Local Time Tables Tickets for sale as
252 26i and Broadway and Weste0tt Express CO.'S
Offices no Park place, 1856 and 942 Broadway NewYork
and washington. brooklyn.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
proxmxxcy Dsc I2-prinng Cletas strong VIII sssns vi
more inquiry and sales ON the pasl1 Ok 80 'i
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WOOL MARKET.

PnuApElrma Dee lswool dul prices ices, 'e vr Sna
Xxx sns a0oSs ds'g Schs MSHT faisn
anS AZ wsstsrn Pine 81 al2e; Medium ~ afoe CosIse'
ssa4os Couopa %ashsa 1 ss 'pm mo- UnwasSe
Ssoe Coarse and Msdinm U@yashs6 S9e5$sc' t TD
VIZ, ~ a,sse gxtra aud merinc Pulled Ses4ee NC
and super rasd ,Tsans California Fine and Medium, 1870
26ci CoaEse l9R26c -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-13

Stinros,s NJ aDnes - D71 bIs These the largest
shipments Il season TEeTe little lnness IN ne lots
which have been stored the dsrust regarding mo
kecip Guafias ia such many holders anxious TO
sell Some lots were caught exposed dnriuR the late
severe weather and frosted apples Offering as
low as zoe per bbL lot OF 100 bbl- good BaldHins
and Greetings sold to ship at 81. Lady appe are hhES
rather moro ale the relief ct parties having lois when
they could move before they are lar IRON eg s'en
0 30 per half bbls really fancY were SOFA 81 90
Florida oranges large supply n various szea pcser
hence dieuitY of quoting ineigiby ltepVrs o nesg
frogts in FaTa said have injured much II tne ft on
10 trees Cr4bcTres go OF very slowly. CaaWba rapes
arc scarce and higher IL appears though nearly al the
been sent forward some lsDeis arc hoI u"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-13

PoRT leaves CathsrDcslp at 1ls1a and Bridgeport at
II p M
rENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" ALLENTOWN LINE.-Ferry Stations N New. York.
foot LberysI foot OF Ciarksonsk town. Freight
station. fo0e Of LibertyRt-
Commencing Oct 2 1s7G-Leaye hew-York. foot Of Lab
$40 a n--MII TRAIN Tor Easton. Beyidere. Bsthehsn,
Bath. Allentown Mauch Chunk 1amGlend. Wllkesbarre
ton ana Philadelphia al Juneron VITA ID. L. a w. r. r.
719 a. m.-FOr S0merytiIe AMI k1eclington
846 n m.-M0ksINa ExRs2ss daily texcept SHndaysi nr
High DJi5sa Branch EastoB. Alentown hsrrslarE and
T0wands Wnkesbazre SeraDtoa. Dsnve, wBtamsporL &c
slz0 m.--ExPREss for Pennington. EastOn. Allentown
Mauch Chunk W1kcsbayrc, Scranton Tamaqua. Mah5noy
CIV Hssleoh kesd'ps Columbia Lancaster. Ephsafa.
100 D. m.-FSr HIN Fridge Branch Easton Behidere.
Allentown ana Maush ChanSi connects At JaaeGon with
Del. and West. Railroad
sf:3O 0. m-For Somervilie and Flemington
5si5 u m.-Pcr Boana Brock. -.
Allentown, Mauch Chunk. WtlkesDarre TOwandA heaalnR
Harrisburg and rts West
Iosts leave foot OF Ciarkson UP town. es5 75a
Dos, 1905 HISS 1z=51 l51 5s20' 4se orzo On"
CONNECTION Meet Is male BY ciarksOuss Ferry Jersey Guy
For trains to Local points timetable at sations
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALI, RAIL LINE BErwEEN EEWNokk, LONG
fime Ta6le OF Nov Is 1875 Trains leave Hewlerk from
foot Lbery-st North River al6, HAS m. AIS.
y From II foot CT Caarksoa-sf. &C 1l.35 a m.
Stages frVm keypert connect az Aatawan station
with all trains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-13

PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
II ths NEWIERSEY SOUTHERN RA1tRoAD-I9re
Ser than nv any other route Commencing November ID
isTs leave SewYork from Pier North RIVER foot ST Rec
Il N for philadelphia Tong Branch. Toms River and
vfnesanf - 49,. p,,,.- WA.
town, and Taeksrten We. eMhOAes, YEN nann8sh