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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01
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SUSDEIEs.
TIE DRY GOODS TRADE.


TIRES quctiess has been The rule tine week through
There be much inc indton 90 push things
the Presidential esliOn las depressing nu'h'' sew
mills have ,tl farther Cuitd ther operations, ana
some have almost AMI others elit' stopped 10 lhhS aIa
lions lL' VIII have suHtii'k 'ilt y aH" ~ t'. "
more healthy feeling the market In certain goods commits
sion houses report business quiet and about ho same - m
the previous week, win Slrht Improvement h 'aH"@'
fabrics other goods Jonprr- di lar iiair
win oca dealers ana ao recriye far number ot orders
non Tie iiirJ4u but these Only IoI ihht'hl0 WIN
and personal selections few. Transactions were f
hut numerous ana IN ne aggregate reached ia!I amount
Stpcks 30 interior growing and buyers must 500"
De Ipartet rHas-nTffurts
q. me elections better ceiling look I'd for bat
continue IN the same quiet course.
ILVS 1ODDs presented 10 now features 81 ngir nd
dtb wants hut staple goods tru cks for the Time
az it o 'I yr ana Igees were mostly sieaay
four yard mahes are well sold Up other grades
ciedy quiet ana m limited demand SALES The aggregate
were small ana prices generally steady, it slight gTlu
/ tendency n the close on goods.
| BROWN sliEETINGs AND sHIRTINGs- Popuarrnake
sold well and continued IN moderate demand but Diner goods
were only fairly dealt n Tor immediate trade and ren1iod
quiet Prices in these also slightly irregular al tho
COTTON FLANNEIs in leading makes we're steady and
sold well 10 production and 10" and medium goods CLOSED
COI0ItFD COTTONS were quiet and slow wit, ONLY fair
Prices al the close were with iObbers little VI.
! CORSET JEANS and sATTEENs we're in only limited
demand transactions the whole large but
/ VnCts unchanged.
CHEYOIs fairy with 9th agents and jobbes and
popular goods had good demand
DYED DUCKS and DENNIS were In only limited re-
quest, and moved losly Ii unchanged prices
ROLLED JACONE1'S and GLAZED CAMBRICS ruloi
quiet and IN only fair demand with agonts and lobbers
TlCKIN0s and SfRlPEs noyed put slowly and trans
actions were small but at unchanged prices
GRAIN BAGS continued dun throughout the week and
by the increasing stock.
COTTON BATS had quite fair movement at unchanged
prices s also DID carpet WHrs and twines stocks are some
PRINT CLOTHS have been very quiet with lowering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01

prFFiLO, oct 3l.-CArrLR-R Receipts TODAY J. 100 head
total for tue thus far head; 1907 head for the
time last difference % 50 for the week
fAs lar Ma het moderately active; there has Teen al
quotations. closed shade weaker; sales Of $50 with
fair proportion for The Eastern trade offerings generally fair
q good There has been attendance 81 buyers Of all classes
and ir sales u shipping grades al - 7oISI 30; medium 20
best butcher grades al - 25dfI So sockers and common
cattle al - lU9fi no rxnn, Chcf0kees the market
cows ana hoifers ~ - at 90.
~EiP AND IAhS-eceDts today 1000 head total Tor the
week thur lar lt-W head $500 bead flr the time
last week market fairly active opening az full strong last
weeks prices lots u best offerings advanced shade
Canada stock market but not sufficient sales 1pr quota
tons - cars Of western sheep DISPOSED Of all but for
The Eastern trade about remaining UNFOLD sales or
good 10 d. 81 100 lots at - lots. -
a. t2'2: common Ia fair 70 - gOrSi %.
HOO l..'' Pts TO-DAY, $500 head pia for the week thus
Tar, l3iuO head 200 head tho
market moderately active FOR the week; sales o. 80
NoikfS ~ y IJUeJ 90 common 20 good, i'm lots; few
ltCied az 3" 5'ft go - ~ heavy hogs - 20 60
common 70 good selected ~ 50 6j0sj 7O - Of the
poorest offerings remain unsold.
CHICAGO. oct. SI.-CArrLE- Receipts 400; shipments
1905 market very du'l the only sales .ONs 40 S2 20
steers for Shipment, - 10
H3Gs-I!ccrpts. l00uO; shipments. 400; the market
.d duh bat closed active Zoe higher for the better
g common to choice - J5dtJ 80 chiefly fair 70 good
sliEEr-lcceipts $780, market dun and noninaly un.
changed.
ISDiASAP)tis oct 3l-IfOGs UnchaDged receipts 1000
WsrEhioW>, Mass. oct 3l.-CArLR- Receipts 1914 head
QuaiN poorer there las been an advance OF c m western
live and &C. on Northern dressed choice ~ TO-
s. 20i hrst quality - JaS0 10 second qualify - -
g. - tnri 900 ty. $3.50.
SnREP Receipts 53'3 trade ia better with al
vance ~ prices Ia OTIS al - JUo - aud - yoHes 10 extra
f5as3 20, OF Rom 81 sc. Spring lambs AZ = '2dJC.
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MON r. e 5on,nsucra- n 70 4'e cash or 30 days. io'
fiSr- te. very euil anu a ln' r.fHe-t YIN commit.
v uurrtcrof mills s1 ha tgrf a,nt uy otIe.a WI
cfDsc r'hs.H, .+n- Ui.,it ,',, Mans mad frr
fsuc'' showed t1. most pint eHt ,hr q o, y, ~ ,
most .ls fea,riaen- i1alr, -Iif> and " 81. p.i.i-
Iia,' ,,. h, ' lrai. b.. ri; better demand -toca
A most RI ease ere 't lafr- DUG -'' -"'t- a -,l
Uarttrs ;aucy g.. pWuclis i2neir.. 7o as.i4a ,ol
Iis f.ur.cs &C., .nd also De oloainc by Nc,srs. Wm.
simpson sons. sold eacsa alpaca i ,il g., Si:r = !,
7c; Eadys ialcira, o. u rim -oH COZ e..
cav, sd bitcE AID siea65ri PADS are reduced To-
snd ALBION m0urIlss solid blacks -hcphcc PaI-s' anu
GINGHAMsNew Gross goods lad good demand ID. ana 11
contn % ir selling co-' Uat either grades were quiet 'l
W0RSrED DRESS GOODS with agents were Quiet bit
steady and sales thougn small lots we're ~ The agSitsae'
AND ii.is were guet and little less active
bu. i g. rule we're srAl' and nt,'tnE,' , ,rv knit
goods hui -irt, anG drawer remained dun At low prices
with agent, and ohbers Cold weather and an END 10 me
ercos an ng,;eH To-! 7, M ,i Of oi6irrs enter
ing e market; but as yet there Is small st'c" except o' ou
ovEEcoArINGs have been qnc', but low to me'i"'"
go9s hay- ncl 'om'n' ana ,o,G mo- ire. and to
fai1 amount made to c0tAnrs FOR iIue fH!r{ ,os
"fiG M az ' nm vi ai-t ana FAIR deliveries
CA~>IHEi,ES Ware duh aud irregular, and sales "ei'
' K;ElirCaY' ytANs GND sArINET,- Grade, gsr'
very quiet uut in better goods 'ir movement wa 90
FLkNN Els and BLANKETS ruled 1uiet ana ho''' D"
ONLY small parcel, for retailers ss-0Tfncuf-.
CAEPEIa ID owed ordinary way, Uut no uau.ac'l"h'
~ Wrurta1re were n'iiDrL ,.t. ,,.ot
IOHIIDN GuDU~-lhr imports Of Dry co'l. i, l'' WIN
ia the Two previous years sLg ts i''N
Entered % the PORTS iOH0Sii Sl#4ou 5000
i ,i.rI ~ d.t.in'1 sil51O 4at953 LaAi3A
Iu-.... dining week has teen very lu'i WIN l'n
c-s lot ab0rs report fairly active trade foh-
ftI fIusulr. These were nN' '"i.
reached fIr total importers seem H. ~
10 hold some classes hut pTccs are gh,HbN u
Itro,.t it mo except ~ johbrrs VINO arc tNil
t1 cIn-r out stocks. sud consequently ln some ' 7i
irrsguag, j. shown fancy faIics. t'"fG uIr- oi'
rr e"i1 lc tbs 1870 latanrs bit black silks tr' des'
GOOD. v,ra iu rood demand and trnN uil o. Hn''i"I-
si.fI and trlgg ruled steady, ana lu ltr request
AZ unchanged pl,,s. Linen gUuGa in housekeeping wv "l'
,IUiat uil cr goods uui Tar n"lN vas
Ilorf.i While goods and Hamuur-s were 80 iiy al nm
changed prize 1t lu"i md glove NOV 70 n 'u. 'HI
,.tt. Mtu.rI-, IalN IIf utN col"
Timed in e,ur demand Dat .tdun grades were ia IOoi l'
ulesf, anu bold 10 only --uAI quantities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01
Copartnership Notices.

NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that the
~ copartner-p doing UndCr the rm Of j.
H. LANGFORD CO. is this day dissolved ~ mutual con
J. II. IANGFOHD.
NEW YORK. oct %, 1876. j. :. SWAIN.
The business Of Lto firm Of J. II. LANGFOkD & co.
viii be continued by the undersigned. - - .-,~,.,
TRINITY BUILDING Nos IS, 40 and A., NEW oaS, Nov l76
'EHE COparmcTship hitherto existing between
Z OHHTSTIAN r.. DlTMOLD and JAMES ;. COX, I'M
der the hrm ~ nETNOLD COX, is This day dissolved by
mutual The business viii be continued by JAMES =.
cox. who win all claims against the late yp ana 10
aulhOrz.,' to make all collections. & r. DElMOlD
JAMES >. COX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01

t'..lt Ih .-''f
I.r,.a r,f 3d.. f... Receipt. I...r --- 'h-. 'rn.
U.- ....... heat 4.I ir.I..
l,I i,....... ul.. o. .uI l.-. ,..u I..-Il I.I-H.
.,...- -.. I..-. .u.l- DO b.. .H. ...I
.,. ,a. r.... .a..I -Irl..ut. I'D. tif.s4.rr. .l.
-, b..l Wb..t 800 ..., .I.... l'ft.ur l.-.-N 0.tf
.....r..-. ........f. ..... trf sY... i.fI.
son t.... ..U,.r d. .If H...n. H,., o. lU bush. .
D,-., ...ff . pt. .,. ....H II.rr t..l.r sl.r.
p. ..... ,.f....
.-.', , - 49, .,r SEQ = .... =, ~ .iu ..
'''' pr. - % b. 81. -..-.... ID fl ..,t.- Lob
,.-i-r. 81. - yi.'..., 40. b.-. .a.1.., -Yi..-
'''.' "a .... .. I'd. 4. Il "a. =. :
%. .... DO, ..'.. r...,. .. -..- ...-,. fI.-p . .
v .. [.r.,, I'D b.. 4r2. I.fD b..f. tl'1,. I.....
w. '.+t i..f.f -o ..i,r a. o.. "a. eta..I 80.
. ''.. ,... sd. .....fr... .....f I.i .. . ..r..
ZEE ,J t.l.. r..i .... ,. .-. -..,, 5000 Dol. -l
ta'a.g-. .II. D.. a. ,l ...,..t .r.., rIt.f.i.g
..'. mn. ...,..-l D.. f.rf f... d.u..l. -i.-.
". ,tf. -. '. d ..,. ...I .I. II. .f. b tlu..t..
" .'.s ., t.,.t -..H. >uf...s ..a.. u,I '.
,.re r o.,. . Pr. @ aa' .. aa "''' 'i.' unchanged
On. ID a,f si...l.r n....ar7 unchanged. Wheat
p" '., '. TO-. 81 I,.444lI .,4. ID ~. s.,..np.r.
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RECEIPTS for the past week. 449 packages previous
week = si9 shpments 52l9 packages These apparently
ge shipments OF butter should not be construed n0lca
ing an improved market IN any respect Nearly Onenaf Of
Vat sent abroad from Chicago in transit through this
Cy and not fresh purchases Then agan DOTOn OF
ts rest had been bought previously There ae s several
los here which were bought tune ego On
tns excited markets which cost about 5c. more than
cou be sold for IL the present OF purchases made
ior shipment during the past packages solid
backed Western 81 lo02Oc 500 at ole and 800 at Sc
Otf sales for home 100 tubs Western at DE
lo urkins ordinary Minnesota 17o 20 Western cream
en S5e a tubs hne ubnois. 25o The domestic trade IA
turning largely fresh Western neglect
ana even medium state Buyers more and
more leaving wider between good aud POOR. The trade
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EnR NM CENTENNIALI

VISITORS TO TIRE GREAT EXPOSITION who intend
remaining several lavs w'4 Gud the route yia
LoNG BRANCH AND THE \. J. SOUIHERS K r
attractive than an. other.
Tho me steamers JESSE HOII and CRYSTAL WAVE
leave Pier r, n H.. foot OF H-epr-Fi., at
% m aud 400 D.
connecting Sandy HOOK Will express trains for Pafe
direct.
The s New-Yor Bay, in Pull view q the tbs
ttiuA Government ucIti0us j. s1d
thr 10 the WOlu From SANDY HOOK he railroad
SKIRTS ID miles 81 the 81 MNEE CAPI
TAI" where passengers ecu stop over un IN tickets
The depot m Phadc pha is Of The foot II Market ST. con
yeueut The best city hot els aud boarding houses
for the round trip, good icr 10 days ~ single
'arr- 90.
River and the D. for WarCtJWu BIueClL aud Tucker
ton Accommodation ol Long Branch a. y. m. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01
CATTLE MARKETS.

5000 bush. Oats, 5000 bush. Shpments-Flour 1900
bbls. Wheat $1,000 bush. Com. 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01

sPlCES-Thers has siin been gooa business M gDI :
pore. lc ~mnaua, 10 c W4te 20 Sc, Mac, ., .,
&c 7i P b@s,S D. %ut('as s5 So All gold
STEAKlN-rhe market was steady al IV2c 10 IoI
Prime Western
sUGAE-Eea1ed solo fairly at hrm price, Ray was quie'
are ss sa: c1 Interior 10 common Kehging,
FAR o,.s do Good sa,; DO, Prime, 90 b.. ce iir
70 Choice GlgceIy ys@ IVe;i Se34' ' fi, ~ T.
RIOS. TO @ 5itl9c. go. DO. 40. Mo- Ie ID" j. Hf|1.
IS i6as ic DO DO do Nos. 10 10 % l0il' 81; do.
White lo4gll+ci Porto Eieo Ieinios, common TO IT,
g's3 "a 9 20, Mania su.coTand Fxra superior -i
&c a. rrtgs irus,eH :. n. &c.. Po1d,Sd e.
Grauulssd, zci ca I'.i Pc sou VIZ. a -li. az {.
lOsolo'c Yellow DO, lOAalO-oci other yellow 9-4 .oc
TALLow-Ths market wac leayy saios. 100000 70 Prime
TEA-Thers only small business IN any descp.ion
extent nominal The turn being rather ia DnyyIs IAyof
.WHALIbQNE-Ihc supplies are lti' sr"l an. -ol,'i'
- 30 tor %crf * - 'oisi reis rs nominal
WHI,KI Market sasAo fru.T, wliA s.cs 100 DJis 90
81 1893! 1917 gallon, closing with sellers a. 'ie "'"
wooI-This market has continued to show much nuoness
confidence and not little bUoy sn", The dcmiuds ODD ma
Ia Of speculative character I1- been brought
About ne materially re.uce9 5ap1i- n"' o' h,', "''
he oncrL nom fret hands are huo or no hs 81 these
reference 10 fiesces Texas and spring California several
Of The best lots have been Withdrawn Tor higher ne a.
state ~ prevails and attery SJAcW4t better move
meut hs, brou reported. We quote:
WAsHEu FLEECE-XXX anu FlgEloCE, s%4jOc; ~, SO n
4jc. ~ 3Gu4jc no l. 3JcsOc. 40. .. $50 zoe; Coarse
39233c. CJmbiuc. a2055c. Tub Washed, '-0f7c.
1OQ2Oc.
,PuLuD -Domestic Extra, S5a40ci super 3545sci
No J. 20d2Jc; No 2, S0I2o; Lambs. 2S0a4C; Western,
2so2Sc.. southern. 22021c.. California 2Jas,c.
OREGON. WESTERN And SOUTHERN arAIEs-Lnwashcd Cloth.
Ing. average quality. Z7951c: 90. COmblug, 53a51C -
IENA>I washed superior k40Z6C DO Average, n 123c,
Ordinary, III o20c.. Coarse, l6Gl7c.
NKw.AgMcAS AND C0LOgADo-washed Sa25c.: Uuwashed,
lbG2Oc. Black, l4dlSc.
fORfiIN-A Australian, 33d4!C Cape Of Good Hope, 2JU
33c; New Lealaud. "a d40C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01
% Whom i N!nn Concern


INFORMATION WANTED respecting
1 DAVID OWEN,
native Of Glasgow second Of the deceased James owen
veneer cutter, ia Glasgow.
David OHtn was born 528. IL, bred 20 the sea- and
sailed it + understood sailor, oUtV ri
,ewh about the summer = 1893, since
which been heard ~ him 5y his friends. lis
respectfully and earnestly request that any person
who give Information respecting him communicate Win
M'ssr-. EDBEhl-DN q ROSS, solicitors Glasgow
DEW in the CHURCH of the HOLY TRINITY,
4 Madison ave-, corner F0rty-oDcOndst
Tho Pew Committee Of the Church Of the Holy Trinity vii
Dc In Attendance at tho Church. on
MONDAY suJ TUESDAY oct 80 anc 81, ana
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Nov. and p
from ,ocDck Z. 10 RNI J. E"7 tOr tho ensuing car
DOLICY HOLDERS IN THE
HEW-YOHK LIFE INSURANCE COM,AEI
can Learn soo interesting and coTadeutll information, i'm
por4n; 10 :. ,m concerning that company by udug hcr
u.5s address, number o. poce and amounts OF insurance
10 IVVESTIG TOR,
Lock Box i75. NewYork city rostOiIce.
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Dipl6eno Notices.
THE AMERIcss E4cHAsGE NAUo 3, B BAs ;

THE AMERICAN EXCHkSGR NATIONAL BASK.(
NEw-YOKK October 20 1876 :
A DIVIDEND of THREE AND ONE-lIALF
~ PER CENT oftaXes has been declared the capt
IA Of this Bank payable and after November l. The
transfer books VIII be- closed from Ills date ami reopen on the
"a November. F. WlLLSON cashier.
rE'HE GOLD COUPONS due Nov. l, 1876,
Il on the Bonds Of ,he DENYER AND RIO GRANHE
RAILWAY and CENTRAL CULOEADp I'M MOVEMENT
COMPANIES viii Do paid and after nat ate on pfosenia
ton 10 EUTTEN & BONN, - EXchange-pldce.
WILLIAM J. PALMER, President
OFFICE or CF4sR & ATKINS. BANKERS.
No ls BEOADsr, NEW-N oRK, oct % Is ~. }
THE INTEREST COUPONS of the 4lichi-
gan SOuth' III and Northern Indiana Railroad Company
First and Mortgage BoEds duo Nov. l. viii be paid at
this Office.
rJNHE NOVEMBER COUPONS Of the Real
Estate First Mortgage Bonds guaranteed by the AEI
CAMILLE TRUST COMPANY WILL BE PAID AZ the
office % The C.mpsI Equitable Building 80. 100 DIOaWa
tho lst day OF November next
LOUIS FITZGERALD. President.
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NEW YORK AID pHlLADELPIIIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE ...
FOR TRENTON. rnlLAptLr'ilA AND THE 'f" i-N


CoumencinL MONDAY. H,t Q, 40. Trans 81,
Leave Nee lorA zoos ot ALBERT! So, at 'Iu oi' t1 'I'
Iralc foS o. carbsonst at G5i. 49, 0O5 n 1850
. 70 $50 o.. ,.. ,,..r
Leave Philadelphia from sluan North P'uns' 'Ans H"..
road. Third and B'iassts., 90 80 5'N tli ."' -
Gup d. leave Centennial Grounds a. 5.l5 30 d. ui' 10
=. 400, Ga D. ,.,.. go. - A. .,1
O W Tram, ffoUl NrW. iuiA ana uaus leaving Cen
Lsuuia. Grounds . d auj tli ID. o.. 1000. r--.,t..
III INN. ,l.u.,t 90 .y,n J., 20 NJ Gtd rom 4i.
Law. Ir,utyu fnr Yor at Jij, -I'' .U-u " H' --o
$40. $40. TO D. DO. - 80. o,,,,r r..,,.
Rates fG rasggers aud freight ~ low rs by ol Ioutro
v'., j. ~ q. 49, ,, ~ IA. l.. BALDWIN,
'cA'eHHi'' "io'''' Gen Pass Agent
NOR NFW-TAVEN, HARTFORD SPRING
4 FitI-p WHITE MOI NTAiNr MONTREAL audiut"r
u.datr points. Gamers leave ri,r -. w. r. aalf lonult's
e,r.rte, al D. ~ IL ne WITH special trains
nj sew Haven Hartford Springfield NC I,A',s % AID
baggage cl 9i} BiOadWay N'"Aoik ana Gan l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01

Receipts for past week Beans 1883 bbs exports pastVcek
1855 pket receipts pas 22.j7s bus exports OF peas
46 bush Tho bean Ws1ket continues 10 gain strength
under Hight receipts and fair demand Prices are advanced,
ana stock generally placed upon afIV or even sa o
tlve A fcE bbls Old meiuLt ~ y 0tdsl %
100 bb marrows free board - 90 and 100 hbls
i0bted price. Holders placing choice
stock az - very scare, and Saa Wl
Adney few bbs OF the latter sold ~ y 90 VI re ~
ty 10 b0 and - Obis. pTmeod sold al AZ WIN 4O
tJs Oh a. - 3 There is sale for Diack beans Ity are
oieng 40 ~ 90. Green peas nm al quotations lol OF
Canada sold az 81 quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01

NEW-YORk AND LONG BRANCH DIV:
ALL KAIL INE HETW va NEEA NliI,. III ~, -, y"
Igac ab'e of oct .. 17,b: Trans leave New Orb =! 'm
loot OF D,l' sL North River al oI'' Lao ' "' t'''
pm - , ., fr.a- , %, f.ap q, D..
l,rr, and from hoyp,rt connect az MaL-"'n station
with ..i trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01
n Y. WHOLESALE PRICES Of COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR ufE WEEK ENDING OCr 81. 1876
IFrnreesIN Thy n TRIEl.NR own pnnnrlnrl

general DrecftOHs
good articles freight and other expenses eat
up poor goods Put everything good order An attractive
examination often akts sale WI fc dirty
package or sloyeny appearance fails PACK securely
tie motion viii not allow the contents
plenty Of ceGa, buecut with ogcs. Mars plainly
passt-a stencil plate Is best-aBd contents on t
lOX Oh barrel stating the amount also. etie al Id
TIME stating what is sent the route tne &c
voice or st should also Do iuClOoed barrel Always
ts number OF packages Secure for yourself ropua.
tou gOOds put best shape 80 that your marx
"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01
I FUTGU VATIFY R4GrROAD.

& ARIA NGENiEST or PA~- .NGLB TRAINS. April TX
l-7D-eage drpos loot of COrt ldt uesu0-cs -, a.
IN. for ta-nn, Bethlehem Allentown. MLutl CHUNK.
Halicton. Meai0w, M4hauoy Cy, She andoai NJ
carmel Shlankn ni .sltua Fttst 80. ~ly-" EuIrs scy
correcting 'h trains pr ithaca. Auburn, Rochester Buf
fdlO, NII-.ig rails. and tia West.
aiei,1 Nah1uoy CITY Shenandoah Nlsesbtra, PitstoE
&C. .dkl- C'Dse CouurciDIs tOI EtaiAg, iotl7fl1 II
II rf>bIrg
C6n f isht Exprrss daily. 'or Faston bethlehem, Al
'.t. Narcl chunk Miac-hfrro i'lf~'Cu oNre Elulra.
ithaca Au,uu Ro, hester Burial" niagara Fails, and tho
West Iuiluau's slice. fug Cday pes m atHti
'' ron. g. H. ~AGLE. SUU't. aut Engr
General once corner u Chu,h a'd Cor 'dist%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01

higher u.r potato trace s moro active and lie n"
readily Indiana Rose 81 PDI,t
ruling ilp Rose, The supply mWl"lti, tn1r",
geuln. Delaware sweets and worth - 90 iJ.H
lower ei~cy classad De virginia sweets
plenty. t.rLIs arc OutIUg freely. Sil.7lt1 dr
lower. Quotations.
bbl.....12 900 DO hlif - ou4 - 90
DO. Common. . UJa 81 IIIuIua, Iu MA,
DO sweet. Del. " o. Dbi...... ....... t20 So
DO do Va. ! boa % Pumpkins, = 100 3 &C.. 3 up
Squa,hcs. Mar tlu"u li,-. inel ~ a..
row. bbl.......- CD0 70 Oii-, = DD.-.' 4O' ~
Onions. yellow
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads


A LBANY people, L1NE.-SPLENDID
"a steamboats, leave Pier a. Norm River foot Of Canal st.
DAILY SUNDAY excepted al p n 10Y ALBANY aud all points
North and West Meals on the European p' II.
y. B.-state rof ms heated by steam nipcs
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonis
- and NaGgatuck Railroads. Fare 81 amer BRIDGE
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
ferries IS follows:
s:35 Wasiu gton. Pittsburgh Columbus Chicago en-
clunau. Louisville, Indianapolis &c. Parlo cars 10
Washington Pullman ears 10 principal y estefu citios
$50 am Limited E1p IS. Pullman zcusyeiy Wash
ingtOn. same connections West $50 o. N train.
Z55 p m, washington The south, and west Richmond.
SavaLn8h, lYrchbirc Atlanta. New Orleans 20.
Columbus, Chicago Cincinnati ~ Louis Lonisvills.
Indianapolis, &c. Pullman cars 20 Washingto-. Pun
man o. principal western Jos.
1855 D. Washington. the south and West Richmond.
Savannah. Lynch1urg Atlanta. Aew-Orleans &c Pitts.
Ourgh, Chicago, Columbus, C1ncinau -. Louis
vile, lndlanap0ls, &c Pullman Icepee TO Washing.
- ton. Pullman cars 10 principal esforh cities
sDallF. OF or udlus ualy except SUNDAYS.
For through tickets, please call Col pnyS Offices 3i5
and 1888 broadway New 0rk, ana az Bckrt Olces
OF CorJndt and Des6rOs,lssts aDd depot Jei sy City.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO X. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01
NnRrHERN RAILROAL or NM -

NtHi tLtN fAAlIflAD OF \ ~ - ..tsoIsh.
Trains leave for En-leNOod, Cper, ptnOnt and NyAcS
80 ali except Ntscsl gij .. m, l. 3 4. $40. s5D.
go 7j aad saturday nights only al Il3O p IN. sun
9 a.. and 30 q. m.
JNO y ABBOTT GcEI Pass Agent New-N Ji@.
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
win r-,rr and Deliyare Rlilrcaf, landing al iig-
land Falls west Pout). Cornwall. NewhuTgh, Marlboro,
Milton, roughkecp.ie. and c-OpLA steam oats Ehomas
Cornell leave Tuesday Thursday, saturday; James
Baldwin IoldaY cdnesiaY FIllay surlngst. Piog AS