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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-27

BERLIN AND zTIHIR wool Il".!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ST. Peters CHURcH.-Serviees today
at IL A. NJ. ard p. NJ. Sunday school
after morning service. Rev. 5. z. Kelly
will ofhciate.
NJ. E. CHUaCH-A. II. Tevis- Pastor.
Glass meeting at l. NJ; Sabbath school
at 2P. NJ; Sabbath school concert at :
p. NJ. No morning services, as the con-
gregation will worship with the PresRy-
terians.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. = Rev. JOHN
Laird Services to- day at II 1. n. and I
p. NJ; Sabbath School at l2:IJ P N Al
are cordially invited.
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Minister Schenck Vfndicated by Sec
rotary Fish

| Washington. February 25.-The Sec
rotary Of State, i'll his communication to
the House Committee on Foreign At
fairs, i'll reference to General Schenck s
! connection with the Emma mine, says:
ION November y, 1871, General
Scnenck addressed a telegram to the de-
partment giving his reasons for becom-
ing director and offering to Withdraw
from the board or take such course as
should be advised. To this telegram a
reply was sent on the following day to
the effect that although it was the privi-
! lege of every citizen to invest III such
honest enterprises as he deemed proper,
the advertisement Of the name Of III.
pionatlc representative as the director
of company seeking to dispose of its
shares in the country to which he was
accredited was ill-advised, unfortunate,
and calculated to subject him to criti-
cisnl; that it was assumed he was no
party to the publication, and concluding
with the earnest advice to withdraw
his maine from the management of the
company. General Schenck thereupon
withdrew from the board. Upon De-
cember 20 General Schenck addressed a
telegram to the department in reference
to dispatch which had appeared in the
London Times referring to q resolution
of inquiry said to have been adopted in
the Senate, desiring to know whether it
had reference to him and expressing his
readiness for an investigation. General
Sehenck further refers to some proceed
ings on the part of such committee IN
his letter Of January 10. As no such
roc11-,tin,, Of DO Il
department reply was sent to the dis
patch above referred to to that effect on
the following day, and the telegram was
understood to manifest the readiness of
General Schenck to at once meet any in
vesugation and demonstrate the SINGER
ity OF his convictions in the value of the
enterprise in which he had invested. As
the resolution Of the House makes ref
erence to the action of the Executive
Department of the Government on this
question, | deemed it due TO Schcuck,
as public officer who has had various
and important public trusts, and who |
has for many years occupied a promi- |
nent position before the country, to fur !
tner state that the course adopted il the !
department growing out of these facts |
was based OF the conviction that while !
the use of the name of Minister Of the |
| nited States IN such an enterprise was !
inconsistent with his position, at the |
same time that Schenck had been guilty |
Of 10 wrong purpose or intent in con- |
nectlug himself with the company in |
question. ] am further satisfied that he, /
III common with many others, became a
sufferer thereby" The Secretary then /
rpsOGDtS IN that IqrI If tla rasoIDt,1,, /
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Guns, Pistols. nnd Ammuniiiru,
"a. FPsp aEoCRs

Rfncf,l's Fire.proof block. next dooT &c ca-.,s
Tbes.c- Carson CITY, N,,adl.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-27

\ PAINFUL ACCIDEST.-David Taylor,
who has been employed on the Palisade
and Eureka Railroad. met with painful
accident at Palisade yesterday. His foot
was caught between the turn-table and
track, while the table was i'll motion,
and was crushed between the rails. He
came hero on last evenings passenger
train and is now as comfortable as could
be expected under the circumstances. -
Silver State, Feb. %.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-27

THE FAvoRITE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
corner of King and Ormsby streets, is becoming
the favorite resort of this city. The great
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer, while The
best of wines, liquors and cigars are, also, sold
at the bar. first class Pedro Game for the
amusement of guests, cold lunch at all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its recommen-
dations to public favor. X. X. Brown is the
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-27

one or THE HASLoN BEoTHEEs Hurt.
4 New York dispatch OF February 18th
brings the following:
While the Hanlen Brothers and Vic
lette, wife Of one Of them, were going
through the trapeze performance at the
Park Theater, Brooklyn, last night, the
brothers fell to the stage, distance Of
fifteen feet, and one OF them was proba-
bly, fatally injured.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-27

Call and examine the large assortment OF goods
at E. b. RAILS. Gang Piows. side-hill Plows,
Breaking Plows extras for Plows; Stoves of all
kinds; also the celebrated Medallion Range;
Crockery and Glassware, Paints and olls, Bar
fixtures, Coal Oil, Chemical and Rubber Pants,
Gas fixtures: Doors. Windows, Blinds, etc, etc;
all of which he offers low down for cash
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-27

THAT Gigantic FossIL.-Last week a
correspondent informed US the petriiied
remains Of gigantic human being had
been discovered in rayine northwest
from the Humboldt House, in the Ante
lope range. Yesterday Henry Junkins
and Robert St. Clair were in town and
confirmed the report. They say the
fossil was found in a deep favine where
it had been washed or exposed by Il
cloud burst Silver State, Feb. %.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-27

Turkey" says an exchange, would
prove regular gold mine for the other
European powers. Yes. indeed-an-
other Caliph-ornia.-New York CONNER
cial Advertiser. Ottoman to Jest III that
way? When one makes Porte of the
misfortues of another, he ought to have
Visier cut Off Boston Advertiser.
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saiefatr HeCaIL


Theresult Of the general election was more alb
sorbing topic to-day the Stock Exchange than
speculation, and consequently We have but a dull
market to report. The opening was characterized
by heayuess and decline from Mondays prices Of
shout 3 Z per cent Early in the session Messrs.
Nissan & Co. notified the board Of their failure.
which caused a sharp advance of from y TO per
cent because il was generally supposed that
lAe hln were largely short Of the mar
ket and that its failure would necessitate
an extensive buying in order to close mp their con-
Tracts. We are informed however that the cause
o. their embarrassment dates back to 1878 and
that tier liabilities 70 the Exchange are iusignii-
can't Afer the furry occasiOned by the announce
ihet o. ils failure and drop Of about one-half Of
'he advance, the market remained exceedingly dun
I'll late ~ tie afternoon, when a general selling
movement set IN, led by the St. Paul stocks. which
carried pnccs below those of the morning. St. Paul
common declined to 23lI, the preferred 10 54ls
NofIh-"e est 70 1874, preferred to 0Ol2, Lake
oAore TO 564, Michigan Central TO 453s
O4lo and Mississippi 10 SSs Rock Island
70 lOl4, and Western Union 10 72ls.
central a1d Hudson sold at l03 and for odd lots at
1O51s' but closed offered at 1925 The coal stocks
continue 70 be neglected, but the little done in them
Is at declining prices. Pacific Mail dull at "A "a
Gz4A2' and the Expresses generally lower. The
market closed weak. with final changes from the
Last sales of Monday As follows Decnes-DelawaTe,
Laekswanna and Western, Erie, and Missouri Pacific,
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GeQal Notices.

SUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY Of
- NEW.YORK-WGLLIAM MEYER agt SAMUEL
sCHlFFER and others-ln pursuance Of Judgment of
Of the supreme Court O the State Of New
York above entitled action. dated the 26th day
october. 1875, herein the both day u
october 1870 The UNDERSIGNED the referee therein nain
will SELL PUBLIC AUCTION, BY Vernon X. Stevenson,
Aucuonecr the Exchange sesrooms No. III Broai"
the city OF NeHGOrk on II ErDAl. the ON DAY "
~ o'clock following described
PREMISES wit: All that piece parcel OF ground stu
n the Twelfth ard u the CITY ~ New
York. which II bounded and described as follows beginning
formed by the iuter COn OF The westerly Inc
the sOuthery line % hundred
and enty secOndst thence running s0utheTly along the
westerly Of the Boulevard hundred and twenty
inches, 20 line winch formerly the center me Z
hundred and twenty nrsts; thence westerly along sad
Aforementioned line parallel 10 Onehundre and twenty
ondt hundred and eighty feet inches more
line which formerly the confer line 81
ingdAlo ROAD thence nortery along sad lartmentohrl
hundred feet two inches,
soHthery line ~ and twenty second
ST., and thence esteTy along the s0uthsry lEe OF one
hundred and twenty secuud-t one hundred ana - nFs
feet and inches less % tho place Of beginning
paged New YOrS, Nov. 8, Is - ,...,, 49,.
Man & PARsoSs Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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X 4 b. cars az jersey
iy 6,p u.sa a,ls, 80 bead same time ..'t week Ran
% ,'g ya ... ly- o. nl,.,cs viii scarcely ally TX.
.n O." .-iar, p, t..a' .i,' GIN nd. .,1s..i S,iS.
Al early AID prospects rather br-htr The low average
4eii.} H.'-- ~. a. nc I', t, ..1r,. blii5 L..
- Texans. &C., 30 = ~ very ,.''i' , '' H. =" q
81. 11 c mostly % d. 81 80 ac l30at -iri 235a De-
" H. Al a-,. oat-hsl. 81 Do. IN al IOc, % % p
,- l6l,t su.. e Al 1855. az. rage -alr
80 rs. A--,'o. -, 10 H. hogsr y GERS ~ eg,u-
nam IL u..er sold Tor AI.rou. IL Illinois, Las 49, 80
--.. 3. D. -"o. o-1 r. =. 81, PAR ~ % D., o.. ,,I., 5' ,-
Ila.ItD01 o.,c .........., -, r.r,.... ,t s..r
3D.. @. 1l tl.. % -t- " 70 az BOO ID '', - = '''
la l. ID ' 'ir N i, I,i..,i la b. 5.4,
a. - o. 4-3 b.. at.rsc $40,
81 l3 u D. I45 H.. , Tor Sfa = CO. j. y ordinary
l.-o NJ NJ -l.',' '' .,. IN. IGlo h. nj L. 50 h.
- % Is o cows and aei.-rs aI 81 10 TOT y .9rf ~ o.
J.. .uo. cg 20 JJ a ''-,, DO % i"i L. q Jones
r. Vr.. ..- .i.rr.-, D r.ra. IS cvt. aI I'5 =. and
g. Inoi. -c"1 a' 'c' 90 IL Io' A'o"''' o. A'--''
" ...-a ior Aerton, Is illinois, l.7o %. O.. s'c 80
D.. " ls .,a So uaa. l25 D. at s'-cr ant 500 s3 Of
b. -sa,.rs Nor :, 80 lo', BIZ eetr @t c and 81
e~e i -'". 81 slI-ror +, i' 30 10, &c., 3, ID. 10
A. sztr,4-sl !. Z, Ils.ual bal g cars COT Jsry,
ana j. brown. ,l, cars win o,,oi al -'li~ r''A.
O. a.. l.l.,..I. s..c - l-lu7 '' 81. Dol, . CO.. ''
each; ~ OF IL a.. 3D. -c 90 o. ~ s' I'm - III
10 &c., ?, :. 1870 Z, lo-c, ...,. ,c-,e ,. o,..
~ - ~ y. r-... ..r..t.-. ..lU r Id o..
0i,Iy - airy , ,' IIi is s., - ~ LOO h. q 49,. ~ -
aI = .H' ...f i'-,1 r 4L.' g H t. a. tlrU. Irui
ani ,"''t 5.'H ana = zach. F.r con ID.
I,''l 70 - t''' 20 ~, -. - g., l.. l.- SOC e.,I. a.
'f g. fy n, i;ir,,av 10 DIDO i1 . u. a. sliu. !.
10 49, H. ..r,. ana r. a.. - q. Zoe. - ID.
% itr b, 81 H.. Ntr Ana - I.o. j. -G E ~itc
"a - o. - OF = n &C., rs Il l-}I 20
49, q ..I. 10 nf 40. ID. &c.. 10 ai Ll2F o. J-ic.,
--l F,r John d. Dly. ONO. I.lJU %. --, 90 ID So
81 Isl, &c. ,6 % 81 ~ 45tJ 70 al 5-tcr auA ~ n l''o
%. 60 g'ie., Cd. o. ,.-. 5r.. r... ~,
G. AaIn for Brown, Kent! cay 4,i-' 10 '5 i ~
ID of l.-tt ID, 0'1c. lo OF j. fl ' d, 80 W '. 49,
les. II each For a.. EIlu 80 Aru-GtAy l7 u al 5c rlt
r. Elsrr t OF Ii-I L, UXr q c'4ci ana j 'ec- "eJ ID
M 4.tr.. an D.. $500
-ar Asu Aal--Arr.yal~ only 25l9 yesterday dhd 1907
toc4y cars al h rlrli INST ~ 81 80 80 I'M n ~ T. N,
seY tty .""I ''He & i i' i 1,lr.r ,l ~, q, ig
tIe re-, ~ 90, sam d, i ri,,f s,ar,-v r,rcrt6- Ine
'' - go, .I.arafi Of .o.k aau tlat at
80. o. 7
- -oft NJ Forty .ehth-t Ii3 sheep, Jos ~ It
,s..,s' Indiana o.. d. c - uu, - H. jc o. STATE
i,~b. "j-, H. e. ! i TO-. 63 D.. 90 IL e., B. cWt.
...tr, * Dams sold = Indiana rli. sheep 81 p D. AZ
~ I'5i,na --L r "a ia. a6 tluaul ewes. n %,
&C., 70 IN Ia Z. r 20 ~. ID uo 80 d. -,r. ~ canada
lambs ~ sheep 50 -1t. ai2 Canada sheep AID "m''' -
n. d.. $40 Cinaaa llnD, % d. o. q. ..st..
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER o. 1876.
quality, Sc 5oss7, second do, :, 5o1sc; third DO,

first quality, Sc 5o0s7 second doy IS 5O7sG third fo
81 50dS5
SHEEP LANBs-Recepts $3.50 head trade slow prices
steady in 81 50ak26S2 SOFAS Is extra, S39S5 10
OF 3d5C. y n. spring lambs, 3adJc. y n
IgDlAsApoLs Nov. S-HoGs strong al 50 25dso 40. le-
ceipts $50
BUFFALO Nov. g-CArrLE Receipts today, 323 head /;
tins far g. lJl head against $3.50 head
for week. The few fresh receipt. ~Ie
consigned through balls nce unsOG from Yesterday ar
kets pedled city butchers the yards are bare OF
stock.
SHEEP AND LANs-ReceiDts today 1900 head total for
the far $1,000 head. against $4,000 head Tor
the market slow Western sheep tc
only sales reported cars Of Canada lambs AZ 20 &c a.
opening prices ~ the week Western sheep u
saabe remaining uusod will be shipped east IN Is
hands, eastern BUYERS decline purchasing at he FJos
asked. fully 10 carloads Of sheep remain unsald.
Receipts to-day 400 head total for the week TINS
far $500. against ls,sOO for the time Last week
Market active this morning; with no hogs Tor SAFE ystry
supply demand. and ouy sale THIS morn
advanced for l0rAes go 70 2UdfB - and Heavy
Hogs % 25dS6 40 The Cht aud good demand ONLY
warranted OF a. cwt last weeks prices
Narit D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-09
Banking aouscs ono Banksrs

KOTTTZE BROTIEHS. Banhers,
y Wall st., Nelc York, dra1o Bis
on England. France and Germ0Ry;
issue Letters Of CredU acailobte
Arouqlout tie UaHsd States and
Euro06. AMI make transfers Of money
by telegraph and cable. Investment
orders e-ccute3 IN the Exchanges Of
Ee1o York. PIt4deLpAia, Boston end
San FrUpciScO.
Approred Securities for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-09

RIO J,>pTaO Nov. l-Cotfee-Ma Market animated; prices
finn. ur,ts l0OI-"J rtis T. lJ Alos. ENc snge or
IontOu 20 . Av,rsg- af zee Its during ne Wgr !ooy
llr- 10 fuc Channel auu North or
r.-ro,e .UUJ bags. United states. II 900 bags
~ M Mediterranean - $50 bag sales of the week for the
tn4uu, II Europe. 1000 bags; Tor the United
.,- 900 hIgSi Tor tur Mediterranean, 1000 bags
-tars IJ4IUJ bags Freight per sailing vessel for chan
mel 1-i
SaNI- Noy COFFEE market very quiet prices nearly
nom. al ~uuarur santos. oOOOGtZOO per 10 kllos
Ay. rage daily receipt, during the week, 900 BAGS;
st.met. Of the week 900 countries, ID bags % tie
Cllura. EUROPE. ami Mediterranean 10000 bags sales "
tup week Europe 1000 bags for The LJcl states none
sim.
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90 Ubom it HlGp Concern

CONVICT LABOR.
Ia he LET AZ Kingston CCanatal Penitentiary for
of live .r- The Of 100 cOnycts AZ % cents each
dly The Workshopl90 feet By 40 cet third nat wei
sdOEMAkING OF TAILORING would be best adaDte. Tor
the contract JUN Nktl1AloN MalucI.
NOTICING one is authorized to contract
~ any against "Alderney Dairy" nom this date
except the written order VI Jacob RUSSELL NJ J. RUSSELL
New.YOrk, Nov. :, 1876. JACOB RUSSELL.
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each is; Delaware and Hudson. Northwestern pre-
ferred Rock Island, and Pacific Mail, each d; Michi-
gan Central and Ohio and Mississippi each q; Lake
Shore IS Chicago and Alton and st. Paul, each Il
Western Union Telegraph, 7s; New-lork and New
Haven st. Paul preferred, and United States Ex-
press, each l Wabash, rs, and Adams Exlress, z.
Adyshccs-lllnois Central, Z per cent, ] follow
mg liable shows the
RANCE or TTIE STOCK MAREEr.
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financial


GAS STOCKS.
MANHATTAN Gas STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD, .
BrJoayu New Ias Securities deAlt
iu by GEO. a. PRENTISo.
Room % 50 Broaist y. v.
= OTICE.-A special meeting Of the stock
= holders Of the MCSCONEGCONG IRON WORKS WI
held The Office " the company -1nhOpe sussex county,
y. J, upon TIL URSDAN Nov. l6, lso At O'Clock p IA 70
upon PROPOSITIONS the capital stock OF the CON-
auv and o. issue bond. secured by mort cage BY ser
n. H. WILSON. Secretary.
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Dipl0ero Notlces.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY TREAsURERs(
DEPARTMENT. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ], 1875.
THE Board Of Directors have this day de-
i carrd a QUARTERLY DIVIDEND ~ TWO PER
CENT on capital Of the Company clear Of al taxes.
uavlho ana NOV ENBtk 20 10 stOc khOlders a.
.sleIsd the books &C D. NJ. Ocfgper 81.
BAYARD BUTLER, Treasurer.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Nov. s.-SpaHish Gold. 2ls -a12l9 Eych'nge
firm ON line United states 80 days, ancy 52d4 , DIS
cnlnr sight, ju. -V3la discount SD days gold
a premium short DO, 5ag6 premium on London, -
= Dr,riuu. decree has been issued tool
hne Immediately the higher rate AZ which foreign gold and
rpr money received Here b. the Government according
tY f- decree y. 1915 HeucrlOrA foreign money
m be received only the value of Tie coin marked O Ae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-09
Business Chdnces.

4 BUSINESS. with stock value J 900, viii
y NANCE for LAND or a patent Address A. b.,
Uptown Tribune Oiice l,23' broadway.
A GENTLEMAN Of business experience, mid
a de age desire. to form CONNIE TON wherein IL
De demonstrated by investing from $1,000 5000 with his
remuneration be reasonably expected
Address j. WAITER STOOPS, 10 Beekman- St, y. Y.
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FOREIGN EXPORTS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The following state
ment showing a. exports 20 the United states OF tine
principal articles Of British and Irish produce and man
uflctures from the United Kingdom during the nine
months ended sept 30, So compared IN the cor
responding period II 1~7J has been furnished Dy the
tf j fr... Il,t-.. r1Ts.t tttf-f IT,
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Gopartnershlp AoIltes.

NOTICE of DISSOLUTION Of PARTNER
" SHIP-The copartnership Of ~mle. Dorance Edceis
mutual consent, Edwin r. Dorrance retiring
from the business
The rus ness NJ the partnership win be continued by George
W smile william Edge. who take the assets and LA
bllL.e. OF Tie late MN. GEORGE ". SMILE.
EDWIN r. DORRANCE.
NOV / 1876 WILLIAM G. EDGE.
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furniture.

CLOSING 10 CASH BUHERS.-ingran and
u stair carpets poe ocoths 2Jc and soc; white and blue
blankets horse blankets rubber blankets. Address LESTER
& Co., 81 Broadway
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, &c,
4 cnrlp for cash liberal or payment cow
PERTHWAITs lj5 and l57 Chatham-st. Three buildings
Is large Chamber SUITS SIS - 500 PiOr
suits $50 % 800 Tap Brussels II.
II G. SELLEW.
Il DESKS.
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE,
No. lO3 FultOn-st.'
PINE CYLINDER DESKS
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a2sz sas.. .a... ss.mataa. 600 bale. ..sss 90 ICE

3267 bales, sa.s, estimated. 1000 bales s2les
s' BS .6 Ss 1851 bss R5s s
.S bales sT Shipments shipments SCI bales S socs cs bases
si sq sass s A2 70 Ia az sor s
bales sih Cotton quiet and rm Nadlng ~ &C. l9w Hif.
gross 7ss bales stock 2S37 bales
GALVESTON Nov 7-Coton--Net receipts 1852 bales;
stock. 1870 bales sth-cotten qniet S.tiEg ia.
4ss balss gross ass9 balesi exports Great Brtan'
3l39balss coasgse, LOO bales sales lG76 bales STOCK
PHrABELrHrA, Nov 7cotton-Net receipts, 800 bales
mddlng lc Good Ordinary, Hes net receipts 81 bales;
%lisiSafoS, Soy 4 coon- Yet roeeeiPt' LIZ naesi
cotton nominal Addhng, d9lsal0.-c. Low Nieiing. los
elo1e Cod orn3 1 , g d 9e' ''s P LOO oe'
NEwOatsAys, Nov. 7-Cotion-S ct scspts s555 baies
Frame 2,oj9 bales % The oufnent 5a97 bales stock,
Us - laes oth-totion strong sihialng &C. Log
bales loIs7 bales sales 5000 bales; stock I7c7f
s,yAyzAH 10Y 7ceqn firm si5dng HE Low No q,
bales: rss, 996 bales; sales 500 bales stock p S5
6s,e. 5,a-Sot1o9 gSoyant GdGi9g ~ g. Icy "a.
gro,s GZa exports Great Britain IS bales 20
caSs@e ia6s Bales .ais. 600 bales stck IS rs bales
. SaAS ~ b5 Sos' o er Ssg ~
II 7-c; Low Midalng \ se Coed oriinsry l05'e net
NoRFoLx Nov 7.-Cou9n quet Ndding. ~. re-
a. $5 bales si6-cofon excited. Msdinr e.. net re.
eepts 479i bales exports eoastse 1881 bales ses coo
81. LoCis Nov. cotton higher MIdGpe nEe., Low
Nddiug lie: Good Oriinarv lOsc receipts Gays,
$3.50 bae, shipments 22l9 bales 2555 bales stock,
LOUISVILLE Nov s.-cotton firm; NnadBng. Ilsc..
AJ..-Is. NOy. lotion steady Middlng, 1880. Low
Mddug lobe Good Ordinary. lOe receipts 300 bales;
-al-S 1l5 bales sfh.- cotton excited. irregular Mltng.
ia Sea Adang. lOasZ Oasc; Good Ordinary, lUfci
rereiu+s. q. 80 bales sales, 2,fi4 bales
BALTIMORE Nov. 7.-Cotun firm Mcflng, u l2c.i Low
MhAmg lle; Good Ordinary lo'sc gross receipts ~
urrs 81 bales stock 9272 bales sth.Cotton hfm Md
ding. 3c Low Mdilng. u &c. Good Ordinary, ~ ci
receipts 5oj bales gross, Ia baes exports 70 Great
Britain 400 bales cOasV-e. $50 bales sales, 20 bales
splmner-, 4lJ bales STOCK, 3.2J4 bales. ~
MoBI y, Nov 7.-fOttOu firm; Mlddng u al &c; Low
Bddlug lO3a4lO7.ci Good Ordinary, 1870 be- net rs-
bales stock. s. PCS bales Nov Sloton buoFant:
Alidlng Low WidIuv lie; Good Ordinary, 10 .c
MT receipts bales. exports coatHse, l,JsJ bess
sales, 1000 bales stoc@, b1,JSs bales
WOOL MARKETS.
BOTTOM Nov s.-wool-Demand good and tul prices Oh
sales and 40 400 ijc ir Medium
condition, and ar fINi~e. for AN and above
Michigan rrm az 0l2c fO Medium asdO
quality. C0mbiug and De.ane nru good line % super
Pulled Is auf IN mfnd prices range 90 oJh soc Tor
with choice ~uptrs 40 iO4i3 1alIoful4
itir demand Fan anc aprng. I-9-Jc.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
Ppoy1uFVcr r.. T. Nov In Printing Cloths nothing 10
doing sud prices are nominal
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COTTON MARKETS.

MEPHs Nov cotton receipts 2s42 bales shipm anita
2574 bales stock 3262s bales Sth.-COtOn ACTIVE aud
strong MIddhnE, IL ysosp0, 2sOo bales ships ens
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fotels.

HOTEL ST. STEPHENS, Eleyenth-st.. be-
tween broadway and University place new house
strictly hTst-cllss moderate prices
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Dentistrp

DR. r. G.. WAIT, No - East 23d-st, near
Madison the only class DENTIST IN the city
Who performs every OF dental operation al low, popular
prices Beautiful Rose Pearl SETS slj 800. best Rubber
$40 Gold and Piauna go to 50 Teeth plugged IN
superior from ~ upward Can and examine Refer
euce, DIT Crosby Drs Ramsey Budd, Weir, Glchrst
JanVrn Baldwin and Howe