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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-05
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Eareha. Ncfsdt, Martn l. ~
N0TtCE Is HI E,f GIVEN tAAt
~ Vas ltit AnGuri III lag "ihtHnY 4" Xxx,
y,uia, = s.s ofs ION c~Stfilrg undtt tt"g'
sirtaN ~ ,ss is"s OF The >ia'e "i N@'Sa"'
has lsi,tst. - iSoH,a' Hreh, ls ~ az
Ehress, Nsvids. flied its mn lieatirr iof"
patent far kse ssrs AZ q nll' ste, ,Haeu'
lynn. sns tsnEih ErIstn hin.tg l.I'uWli
county OF k.urSbs and STATE % NrVfnS, AZ
fnosa sns designated b, he field poies ara
oaicisl Eis' on tie ID 81 IL Office as LOT No'"'
in rnsarvsy9u lAnds. ~
Tn.s " .firr boundaries Of said Lot Ao'"'
being - folin ~, in-wlt:
Varlsusx ~, 6g EAST; commencing ata
pos. a,afssa No I. 4. ;. sarvcy No. ~ Wy
Ne - -lryet Nc,ss, niil site fnfvtfs,
w.,ciics IL kts'taE ~ Ga to2gn o., hNig,Th..
bcarss lIxss N ~ 400 II, aGd the noriu'
west cr.asr ~ the richmond min,ig tGr.,
pAhy ~ s~vns' siinrry h4iiding beREs -
'g ~ ~ \ Men.ls It; ,licnca rnnnirg. -"
dis IS n q 80 post msrked No. 2, t., ;. suri
vey No. ~ She anne beiug p0st NO I q, S",a
survey 80. ~; thence sccuDd course \ cl.Y"s
3 20 e.. 10 pts, marked No. 3, I =. >; alMtaF =
no. *; ihrnee ihirl colrse : ~ DC " suV u,
thence fourth coarse ) sAg te,F ~ IT,
osr ,arksd No. :, 7 s. survey. Nc. 70, ~" n
being Uost No. . o. sad sNrv--y ~
~: and thence ff,h course - dg = r."
6aj ~ Il, 20 Place OF beginning, coh'"iN''e
hte acres. opv
II ysnd all persons claiming adyorseiY ans
portion OF said Mill Site as herei"gglo
Tore de'cribad, are required 10 =.
their adverse claim with. the teerf
ter Of tho United States Land Uuas' he
IBarol a., IN tho stats cf Nevada, during ." ~
sixty dave period Of publication hereof,
thoS will be barred by virtue Of the hi9f"
'onI m 'r 4 Register
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-04
T Ell EG r A p HIC
CALIFORNIA.

sax FkAScIsCo. Oct. 2-TIi. after.
noon, Patrick Hogan. well known in
sporting circles. sho. himself in the len
trsast, ia North Point street. H was
.mpeIled - the Get ~ having lost a
large anoant a. faro OH credit few
evening, sinc-. which he had promised
to Tc.y 1T noon today. The wound will
probably prove fatal Hogan va, well
known among the sporting fraternity
Of this state aud Nevada.
few miuates past cue o'clock this
afternoon, the iurnat.s Of house No 1913 \,
Fourth street, heard the report If a
pistol apparently in room on one Of
the upper floors. Attention wa. called
TO the room occupied by Bernard Ben
del; the door was burst open and til. occu-
pant WAS discovered sitting in al arm
chair holding a revolver in bis right
hand. and in lhe left hand cigar and
his ha' Blood vas ooxing from n
bullet wound above the right ear, bu.
the man was still breathing. A mes
senger was dispatched for physician, ,,
but the man died a few minutes at
ter be was found 1t appears he en-
tered the house about o'clock, and
Immediately proce ded to bis room
aud locked the door. II is stated
that be attempted 10 commit suicide a
few days ago by swallowing a dose
Of morphine. but his design was dis
covered IN time 10 prevent serious
consequence. The deceased was un-
married and /. member of the firm Of
u. Bendel * Co proprietors OF tie
Empire Match Factory. corner Of
Eleventh and Harrison streets.
SAN FRANcisco, Oct. About noon
to-day some soldiers discovered q man
near Preside with his throat cut. The
post surgeon took him in charge, and
after bandaging the wound sent him to
the city prison hospital His name is
found to be- Ferdinand Newmark. The
cause of the attempted suicide is finan-
cial troubles There is but little hope
Of his recovery.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-04

hos.llitlo-. tut hot All arn.istice The
Porte does ret grant autonomy demands
for certain provinces, bat promises &c
forms throughout tie Empire which
will render autonomy unnece sssry.
IT. PETEssBUgG. Oct 81: is off,
cially confirmed that the Serviau gov
eminent will only yield to former in
teryention. AMI will n0t entertain peace
conditions unless they are 5rst submit
.<d To Scrvis
A correspondent At Con.tantinople
graphs the situation there - really
& 'ical- The incendiaFy character Of
articles in public prints he thinks unjust.
Il Is requisite az American feet be sent
to the Bosphorus TO protect the lives
aud properly Of Americans
Dispatches from Atlanta says General
Rogers, commanding Department of the
South, has ordered the qusrtermaster at
Savannah TO turn over 10 the Mayor of
that city. for the benefit of the yellow
fever sufferers. government commissary
stores amounting in value to 5000
The post band of Gen. Rogers head
quarters gave concert for the benefit of
Savannah and Brunswick.
LONDON. Oct. 2.-An American spir-
i,ual medium was in the police court
to day, in answer TO two summonses
taken out on proof of Edwin Ray Lam
kester, K. X. = The first summons
is under the vagrant act, and the sec
ond charges him with conspiring with
one Simmons, his assistant, To defraud.
The charge Of conspiracy was first pro-
ceeded with Prof Lankester dcpose1
that be had seen Slade write the mes
sages which 9 profssscd were spiritual
manifestations. The case exci,es great
interest and the court room was crowd
Ell. After the hearing the case was ad-
journed for one week, Shade aud Sim
nous being admitted 10 bail.
WuKEsBAERE, Pa Oct. 2.-Thc Lee
high and Wilkesbarre coal companies
have resumed work at all their mines
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-04
EASTERN STAT S.

New YaAg, Oct 3.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has appointed o. Is.
Mullett as Supervising archit.c. of the
Treasury. superintendent of custom
houses at Cincinnati. Chicago and st.
Louis, and of postottlces at New York,
Philadelphia and Hartford. comprising
buildings originally commenced by
Mullett but still uncompleted. Object
Of appointment is to secure completion
Of buildings according to original plans
deviated from by the late supervising
architect.
a Paris correspondent says the open
ing session of Congress of Workingmcn
nj Sole Des Ecoles was attended by 253
Partisan and 30 Provisional delegates
All the great cities of France were rep.
resented. Cabert was selected Pre.i-
ldent. and Dehierre Of Lyons Secretary
The chief objects Of the Congress are
to devise plans for obtaining higher
wages for workingmen and women. and
To have Parliamentary representation
There are pal orators inscribed already,
and the nine days sitting will only give
six minutes time 10 each far too short
for even the most fluent Ia give expires
sion TO his ideas on the subject before
Congress.
New York, Oct, 3.-Thc ply sicians
of this city will ship to Savannah to day
quantity of clothing anil blankets.
the Mayor of Savannah having tele-
graphed that they were badly in need
of these articles; but that medical aid
was not required
CHICAGO. Oct 3.-A dispatch from
Hartford says Of the annual election
held in Connecticut yesterday that
towns within easy range Of Hartford
which gave 500 Democratic majority in
April, now give l36 Republican major
ity. Hartford itself elects a mixed tick.
ct, including the Republican candidate
for Senator, Vernon. which was tie
last election, gives so Republican ma
jority Waterbury gives 80 Democrat
IL majority against 81 last Spring. New
Britain gives l. majority for the Dem.
ocra,ic candidate for first Selee,msn.
This town last year gave 295 Democrat
ic majority Manchester. which went
90 Democratic in April. gives 10 Re
publican majority Winchester shows a
Democratic gain Of 5o. while Plymouth.
in the same county, gives 20 Republican
majority \ few towns whose names
are not given. show Democratic gains.
BUCHAREST. oct 81, is rumorcd
that brother 81 Harry Abbott. the
German Consul at Salonica, assassina,ed
last May. has been massacred. together
with his family. near Salouioa
DENVER. OFT 3--Reports received
from difervn, sections indicate peace
ful election Tho vote will he the
1arSes; ever east IN Colorado, At this
hour nothing definite can lie given.
PHItApELFHIA, oSt Sin couse-
quence of the call. the bankers from
difstea, sections Il the country, met in
convention this afternoon. The execu-
tive committee, appoihted At the Sara
tosA meeting in Jnly last, have made
arrangements for holding mass con-
ven,ion Of officers and representatives
of the Banks If the United States, 81
rhiladelphia, on ocsolscr Sd. 9Th. and
Sab.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-04

LoNpoS. ct. ;. Amount of ballion
gone into the Rank o, England on bal.
anee to- day Was $5>S. COCO.
PARIS, Oct. 3-The reply 10 the pro.
tests Of the powers offers suspension Of
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-04

- A bali has been introduced in
the Oregon Legislature 70 revive the
"I.iiigant Act"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-16
Special.

THE SUBSCRIBERS IN THE PARISH
l. OF Rapides to the Capital Stock of
the New Orleans Pacific Railroad are
hereby notified that their first installment
of ten per cent is now due, and must be
paid in to the undersigned,
X. Ii. KERR,
July 3-$t. C.ul. Agent
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-16

THIS INSTITUTION IS LOCATED
il in the above named healthfnl lit
tie village, situated at the junction of
the Mississippi River and the Bayou
Lafourclle. 1t is accessible at all
seasons of the year, both by railway
and water.
Parents will find for their daughters,
in this Institution, all the facilities for
a christian and refined education; the
course of instruction being the same as
that pursued at st. Joseph's Academy,
Emmittsburg, Maryland, of which it
s branch
The buildings and grounds are spa
cious and comm0dious. In considera-
ton of the changed condition of the
South, the terms have been reduced to
nearly half price.
The Academic year is divided into
two Sessions of five months each-the
LIST commencing the lst of September,
the End on the lst of February.
TERMS: Payable in advance.
Board & Tuition including Washing,
Mending, Bed and Bedding, per
Session. ...............S7 rs 90
Or Per Annum. -.......-.... $50 90
French Language, per annum. 10 90
Tapestry, Painting &C., Extra charges.
Music at Professors prices.
Books and Stationery furnished at
Current prices.
To For further particulars, reference
can ka made in nerson IN tha III nt
Institutions of New Orleans, or by let
ter to the Sisters at Donaldsonville.
July l2-3m.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-16
MI A. ~ H O O ID :!
HOW LOST HOW RESTORED !

mz@s. IE> .TUsT PUBLISH
IE va 81 ed, new edition
W. sssss@azazzssss4s of DIR. CULVER
WELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY on
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Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Loss
es, IMPOTENCY, Mental and Physical
Incapacity, Impediments to Marriage,
etc, also CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY
and FITS, induced by self-indulgence
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tY Price, in a sealed envelope, only
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The celebrated author, in this admi-
rable Essay, clearly demonstrates, from
a thirty years successful practice, that
the alarming consequences ofself-abuse
may be radically cured without the
dangerous use of internal medicine or
the application of the knife; pointing
out mode Of cure at once simple, Ger
tain, and effectual, by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his con-
dition may be, may cure himself cheap
ly, privately, and radically.
u This lecture should be in the
hands of every youth and every man in
the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envel-
ope, to any address, postpaid, on re-
ceipt of six cents or two post stamps.
Address the Publishers,
f. BRUGMAN & SON,
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Box, 1886.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-16
SAVE YOU r COTTON.
by USING THE
TEXAS COTTON WORM DESTROYER,

TT CAN BE APPLIED TO ALL
l. parts of the plant on which the
worm feeds, without injury to the sta
pie in the open boll--one application
being sufficient to effectually destroy
the worms. 1t is the cheapest article
in use, the cost being ONLY TWEEN.
FIVE CENTS PER ACRE.
PRESTON g. ROBIRA,
Proprietors, Galveston, Texas.
G.. R. FINLAY & CO., Sole Agents,
New Orleans, La.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-08-16
$50.

OFFICE RAP1DEs AGRICULTURAL FAM
ASSOCIATION,
ALEXANDRIA, La, (
March s, 1876.
4 SPECIAL PREMIUM OF FIFTY
~ Dollars is offered for the BEST
ACRE OF CORN, go yards square,
grown in Rapides Parish. Entrance
fee, $500.
1925
FOR SECOND BEST ACRE OF CORN
Parties desiring to compete for this
Premium must make their entries with
the Secretary of the Association at
Alexandria by the FIRST DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. +. SEP,
L. V. MARyE, Prcst.
Secretary.
March is, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-09

In southern SFarc bonds mere was an advance
IN 3.GJs of District Of Columbia 20 Il. Tie
skies OF Tennessee were iirm-old at AL
and new and new series at ltii. In he
city bank stocks five Central National sold
at lO1 I'm railroad b)lds The NcW-Jerey Cen
tral issues were strong cOusols 50 and convertible,
81 to 50, Lchtgh ard Niikesbaue coEsols rising to
CO. Chicago and Northwestern coupon god con
sos were marked up 20 95ai lirStS of c., c. aud IC
declining so ssh. Morris and EsscN steady; con.
soidated hrsis par and srveps cf 1911 ri 097s
Lake Shore frsjs consolidated sold at 100; Uuioa
Pacific sinking luud, Oil; Missouri Pacific GfstA
J3l5; and Chicago and Milwaukee, iirsts. luG.
The Treasurer holds as security for bank-note cir
culaji0n, 1897 J9J, 600 in ued >t1tc, bonds. AID
for public DEPOSITS S1O,Son, OO0 Bank circulation
outstanding, S322.j27, 500 currency, S2C59.O00
gold notes. Bonds dep sized during the week TO
Gacure circulation, $3.50 900; bonds hoid for cir
culation Withdrawn during the week, ST5OOO0
Customs received at Washington, SjlT.Hj2 iuter.
mai icyeuuc. SOL ,06i; National bank mote, tor
redemption. 300 900. Receipts Oi National bank
rotes Tor redemption for Che week ending to-day as
rnrDqrrd uitn IA. cOiIsspOnaing week las year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-09

The week closes upon an easy condition OF me
money market, and demand loan, Wcl" uatug az
> and per cent on plJdSe of mixed collateral Tue
closing quotation was ll202. There Is good DO
following were IN. rates ot domestic exchange on
Ntw-lo.k today: Saymush, buying, par; selling,
ciunati. moderate aomand, 100 discount;
Nsw-OrlcauJ, oommercinl, y; bank Il; Chi,
cago. cents discount per 1000, and
ST. Ions, 100 discount. The following IL
the Clcarir e-hcuse statement to-day; Currency eX-
changes. S7},03j ,0O3 currency balances. S33i4,-
3s7; gold exchanges, Ni,S3o, COS gold balances.
M the Clearing Tor the week and the resulting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-09

~, .:. , p., ION n,n s,.. ,.,.,rt-.,.,.
~. II -, iI.. p..r,..I .l,, g.,
49, s, ,,.,, ,,n - t.t.,....,...l I,r...tt lr,
600 - a. ,tt,,,l .l,,
J." 49,, ".'' . - ,,-.,', ~, 80 ,i,
~ l'''' ''''', T''"'''''' '' 10"
proprietary '"''' ''''"' "'' ''''' '''
I"'"N 'i ''' S'"'i '''
'''''' 80 ,,', "'''"- '''' '', "a, w.
S'E' F'.' "','' ''', wa -" ,i..,..
''"'' "'''''' ~ '''"' p'' ,''''' ~ ~ we
p'"p"'''' ''"''' """'' ',"'' .''"-
~ l''' at 'N' mus ''', ''' '''.
I"''ns "''''.' ~ '"'' 'f"' '''' ''' -'''7
''il"l' on, ~ ''.'i' .' My '''''
DE- ''''i no. ''' '.' nus - ''' ~,
VII" ''-''"F ''l''''' '' y" W." '''". '.'
nave been uhiWl'iI'h' III '''I ''' '. '''''
cIu rir'i'S va lhr STOCK fN'hus' 'U''' H' "''' an
unusually large amount 81 TRANSACTIONS '. i''l'"
"F cor'drlahI" speculative i'iN"i' 'N' ID mas NO
practical sgui"cahon beyond i'S 'h'tl upon me
bank accounts OF The clIues or i'Gi'""'' Nprr'."-
tors c+:isea. lac ''oly may DC bI''' ''i"' h''
Ii's'riIe' ~" 20 h''".,' OF ITS, 'A,.', '',,S
'r"Uf campaign" t ABOUT i"n' month"; ~, '"'''
saw lh''r Opportunity IL ''"''"' ''''
/ SOFA MARKET 'or me C'"' '''','' n''
win 'oiin''' went Tor u ana 'aI'."'" IT, '"'
''"M O"''iH"S many iISh,'H,. '''''''' '''''
own complete naturalization hy ti"tr ciHrrh''' 10
huy DID Their shorts so that prices dancer h'IIIH
HpwarA Ia" movement was an und"n"''d "''''s'
Tor iIe bulls vino reaprd n'h rr"aI'-'l ser
ing thriF Stock curing lho o,'i P'''-''' 'n'''
5'"''l""'' "'l' ~ "lsP"}." Oh ."' .'' .'''''
AZ 'i'' "''" 'n' INC 'o'"N "''' ',"' '' va ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-09


FLOUR AND MEAI.-Ilc u5iness ~ Fl.Ot % Wf' o.2 y
a limited pN ai'"iN SD ii
lnwcyer we're without ..,.i"d CHANGE -h'r'.r' ti,.
cnei Ia hold of. qud ilt IppninR demand wa, HAn3 @
nalr unchanged Sales. % % bhlsr iLr.ui Dog =" Ut, M
a. 4 loss 20. $50 ruls 80 20 80 3 r-i 10 w.. a
Suregnus AZ - OO4tj; $500 LrlN Mlnu'a.3 I'M ol
81 I5qES - ter f.a.n and So 5efa t' iuf talt, l.
Luls Medium Ettgas &C % jprtl - 900 DOS l"N
Iytfa no - 2jafJ 5j. and 300 bh, ~ Mills D.. ,i
llo sales - aUfs ~ 20 Tor No. y - ~ r. (
nr Common to CAOis SGpelHEc state ana W '-t5 D
.rgj 81 tor Inferior L. Common lNtta state 81 ..d
for Common Iar DO. - JJ 30 10Y 'l an ~
do; - TOqsG 80 Tor Good 90 Choice DO. - = 0' ~ ID
Infl1Or 10 Common hNra Western - tiJ %
Cnoice DO: ~ Jldso tor choice 10 Fancy CO.. ND
ass - for Common To Good Low Crane o. r.. '.rIi
Extra u 2JE Is so 'Or Winter Wheat Holt % ~ 81 or
is Cy Mills IAtac; - 2J'r, 30 ,t 1'.'''. -, 10;
I.xirA Round Hoop Onto; - tc0=3 'u fof ta ' ,asa
- 55CFG IS for Good 10 Choice do -tdro - il I.5ss
Patent do; q 500 sB Old Tor Common % GouH lAliA ss
ANA - 55 - 80 10 D.od 20 Choice The malA'. NJ, NJ.
fu AN TIC tendency 81 ,ify m buyers Lf u ..,o-A
LNa FLOUR was Ia less Aru'f rec tHt ~ ~ f1
Common 20 Pair lara. - SOdSJ 30 Tor Ii lV 10 80
- so or Ool 10 choice New Process Extra IN r. - $50
was quiet and scarcely nrD, sales 100 DOS ~ =, Is
- Is for SuueILn, iuclui Good lo Oholtt ~ % -, 60
- RUCK WHEAT FLoU r was selling sl0WH 81 :? ..c,lg
~ 100 NJ CORN MEAL VS. "a better fSlu =, =, n and
urrs. sales 2On bills % - 1898 for hti0" tSS
Jersey md IS f3 81 for BrandyY Inc incnill- - i
Wrs.en al y 75 Corn Meal IN sacks RENAME. 40 ~ 100
noticed with sales OF 500 sacks Coarse cry ~ % ~, 400
FOREIGN GREEN FRIIIs-By aucuon Uo , "a 500
boxes Lemons sold at ~ 5OSst 10 for Malaga ah' v
e. % Tor Palermo. 800. %, -. III, "a q yaU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-09
THE MARKETS.
fCareuuv reported FOR ruT rm1"Vy.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

~AIINUII- n. y
AsHEs-Thero was a Quiet and unchanged watArt lon
quoted 80 fatr and z. Hl, 80 q ac.
HTpFtts me uar,,t Joy 10Th Brazil and mild gTa e. va
very arm bat qUirt. ng ios,aIcty L. Baltimore J- oars
no er ,Iv Queen Sold 20 lGC. and 100 bags tA lQ.
neck az oc 40 here quoted nj 1920 lH', f 4
ORDINARY ana arire invoCgs J.. 1r e'i' '"g .l1hs
mt Is. DE guld ana ,.ar,Ca.bu. Liza l5c gold
COITDS-I hcrg only moderate business on zee s
and rice, showed 100 change. The Liverpool usra't was
the main steady aud cNc.a'ge was strong but htir Hqb
.X.rr rrryait Taa receipts 80 ihe ports WrF lNs
bales AGAINST l4p3f bales this DAY last week aEt lI-'S
be, n,s laF a5t year The sales were go bales 'i Wtl
a. r eXroIt - Tor none iIptior, 1ui 200 Tor e'g
la,ina There 'O1 bales delivered on contract ett
H.. IA. ia uuuf4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-09

NINIAITLF AT.NN y -" ,o-nl
WAITN IFiN ItY-A.N ,.,o
sandv Hook 1901 Cows i3lCr III 'ltf o.. 4'i1'' 81"
HIGF wATfR 1il- Day. y ,..l
Randy Hook 1916 Cows lsand TO- iit-' " N''' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-09

Amount received to-day. ......,.-.... l3boO
1ie approximate earning, OF tha hiaSonn, Kansas
and IcXl, Railway fer tae fourth Wcgs ~ Scptew-
her 1876. 22d 20 1Cth inclusive, were TlOj,JJ2 -.
Corresponding period Inst year. f9O,TlO rs.
TIE statement Of the canning 81 the Central
Pacific Raj. road Company FOR Sep enlcr were:
1876. rs eG.0 is7J-. SS6i 1927 l-'4e 5'li3s
1916. si5 ilal.6' SI2j67Ol5 Is7}...sl @aOjlo1
inc following shows tha exports exclusive 0f
sDecie from the port of hew-(ork Go foreign p0rJs
for the week ending Oct 3 and since the beginning
Of the year: 49, >e
t,- ~. wool .1,S, ISL, sll s'3ai .issIIeaii,
Total s?co Jau1s22!3 20 sioII2.s9so ssoi86ia@n
Thc following shows the imports of dry goots
and general merchandise at the port of NcW-i',k ~
the week. ending Oc1. Z, and since the beginning
g Pss sssa,n5: '3 3}5 ' s55 'l3s
rls;sp.; l.,s s .5 fE222 s5 3PS s s2f
Total sinco IAN l. 1915 o52sG. $751; 77G7Os S9257 l7i1
The following are the dry goods Imports included
in the above Tor thc Sdnr l'flod' ,.-e
Tl Flow, on me- me- sS, $500 iiJsJi5 C,27I
rr,,rsd At I'M me pert el5Ilo79 ss64s97o@ .,g5os
ThroYn ON market. Pi.tS2.isj ,Gis?htl b>j,G6l5
The exports az spc / Tor the week 'hhHg ~
aud 5lnci me -, l.ahi'@ Oh 'i' cor VIC .,5
Previously reported 4o-.-' 20
Total since Jan. l...................f a ,s3IOy9
Tn, following Is A comparative statement " the
export, Of ,parie from the port OF N'w-iork 70
foreign ports ir0n Jan. 1 to tins DATE for period
It7G s'Gaai ESQ 1897 s52.5i7.-5s lS5o..s5S 3Gil
IsTj.. 90 13u..l7 l-tG... 5il ,,:.i !-5, -,'2s
1875. t"CjJ,SG2 1864 80, N'.y !'se ,'-l-5
t,13 % 23,u5t l~n...i. -,lla -? ."-'- .-'.S
l-5I 6i2p 25> I-62 ...4&jjh2l+ i'si - 3'=t9
1870. 90 t22bJ l-il .... 3,-0 lr- 20 --. q
1853 .5G go lo1O--.- % 1917
l,tS....lt.3 JOS
The following were the imports Of specie for tho
week ending last Saturday,: 400
Gold Coin 0lNer Com -t'.''"
Gold Bars.......... 1880 -o.- 1,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-09

q.no irrtoa.e in clpi.al .lock IS stated to have
i. ,,,s.l L,. th, conversion Of Peninsula bonds
I.h. total increase in amount of c. and Nortl-Wc.t
Io,,I. ,,,- by iie issue and sale Of tie general
I;I.t.l ,olj b9nds n , IL, .rouut of ~ l.Gl3
l ,l ;,r.. IN, ia, ot,oillt of prpirirta.y bonds
,.. L.. ,,. ..l. If 81 OOo Viuouu and -. Peter
...,,d ,,,.,t.,..,. hcuJs r,ioll.i, held by ihe
,.,.. -i,.t ,,.. ,I,.t.,,.. d of M - u,- cont or
:, .i;..,.,t If -f4 M 4. II L,, been stated thai
til; If f. r,u,i,,i,,- di..u., the statement
t, tb. ,,,,,.,y odd The. bond. of fine Niaob1 and
., y, t.,r.,d NJ - ,rr cent. vr refer .hr reader
~. r.,ort f,r ia, r,,r c.lct
a.. 81 IT, nan. a. " C.piiu,d HaIauc.
., V-:,..., and ST Peter I,ilrold ,s..,s.
-. L,,.,I. ~, oaor Ta.n T., MINOR.
49,, ,,. ,.Ir' - an io -.c., t..t t,.
'..,. 49,, I,,.,.r o,.,r .. ~, asset. ,itl,uyh fine
-. ~ I,Js 49,, the otl,. .ic- aj,.iii,--re-
;,.. ,,,,,.,,.,,J f., ,,i. rs, IN 900 No,. refer
.,, % ,.,.,-t ,r l,.-G. " tnu.,ru.tiou- Ninou.,
,.,L \, p.trr pril,,oJ Ccuualt,:" There apprar,
-, r.o ,i..,s "di.roput t, s.cy,ii:,, ibnua4
l,, so --or mi. som, strike. Ms os b.iYo iu-,
49,. ,,....,,.. 49,, der onn bn.l. If sold ~ - uar
'' ,,,.,.,.,tr t..,t.,r,. If tI,, r,,,.rt f. t,,t
III Ga. total T.l,ritt.s nf tL. c,,ru.r,,.
I.;,.,, a.. ,,,. ,.,.,tol to have hcon raIuc,I
.nof1- t.c u,,,u.,.4 fl, iutrrc,, for 1915
,.r. sol 900 greater than for thc pr.,io year.
and for prcrnirlns Of cold iui.rct $751; greater.
tainst the total decrease in liabilities of So9lI7,
IL ,r.srs -bof latIi.l, and fuel on hand have been
reduced from 81 SOL. rs. as of MAY 81. 1870 10
- .loG ON a reduction an assets Of S53i. 500 a
sum that is within S19@GDG OF the allcg increased
mat cor.,iuys If fine combined roads and S2G95I
"'' 80 .t .t. -,
greater Than the increased snlpu'' hlri Gedurth@
CHARGES against income. Tho balance to the credit
- :,., ...,,,,t nj -. So 4op which I'm t,.
III '"'"'''' $f"'"' W f'' ''-' ' - ~
common parlauCc OF tie present system, Us called a
lint ,.f..,.,,t G.t;.,. ga Ill.