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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-11-03
National Thanksgiving.


From year to year we have been &C
customed to pause in our daily pursuits
and set apart a time to offer our thanks
to Almighty God for the special bless
ings He has vouchsafed to us, with our
prayers for continuance thereof We
have, at this time, equal reason to be
thankful for His continued protection
and for the many material blessings
which His bounty has bestowed. In ad-
dition to these favors accorded to us as
individuals we have especial occasion to
express our hearty thanks to Almighty
God that by His providence and guild
ance, our government, established CEN
fury ago, has been enabled to fulfill the
purpose of its founders in offering an
asylum to the people of every race, Sc
curing civil and religious liberty to all
within its borders, and meeting out to
every individual alike, justice and equal
ity before the law. 1t is, moreover, es-
pecially our duty to offer our humble
prayers to the Father of all mercies for
a continuance of His divine favor to us
as a nation and as individuals. By rea-
son of all these considerations, l, Ulys-
ses S. Grant, President of the United
States, do recommend to the people of
the United States to devote the thirtieth
day of November next to the expression
of their thanks and prayers to Almighty
God, and, laying aside their daily avo-
cations and all secular occupations, to
assemble in their respective places of
worship, and observe such day as a day
of thanksgiving and rest.
In WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of
the United States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington,
this twenty-sixth day of October,
Isl in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy
six, and of the independence of
the United States of America, the
one hundred and first.
(Signed) u. S. GRANT.
By the President,
HAMILTON FISH, Sec'y of State.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-11-03

Republicans of Rockingham You
lacked but single vote Of round one
hundred majority for governor in Sep
TENDER 1t ought to be handsomely in
creased for HAYES next Tuesday.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-11-03

A pretty reply ola French mother !:
= Which of your children do you love
most !? Always the one that Is absent. y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-11-03

Gen. Dix has accepted the republican
nomination for Mayor ofNew York city.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-11-03

Furnishing Goods. Hats. Caps, &c, for men and
boys wear in abundance and prices so low that the
poorest ia the community need not complain or go
ragged when it takes so very little money to buy a
new suit, Large stock good goods and we mean il
when we say prices will be the lowest Of all
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
~ Tonl & Ssi i2T Gi the Ss seller 60 days 100 seller
JaV. y32 seller 10 days.
c,os,yo pp,rrs oP PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

The London advices, while not particularly i'm
portant. were somewhat of less hopeful character
"A evidenced in a decline IN the British C0nsols
from 955s, 10 which they advanced, to 957s09ol2
at the close There was considerable change IN
United States bonds, old 1s65s yielding is to 1858
teuforties a to 1O7l2 and new yes Il to 1883; Six,
ty-.eyens advanced to l09lI Erie was dull aud
Steady at 93s There was no quotation for money
Tho sum of f249,OO0 bullion was Withdrawn from
fine Bank of England " on balance" to-day. In Parls
tne French five per cent Rentcs were lrm at
IOi 80 Bar silver in London was up 10
5ii5 pence the ounce. lhe gold market was dnll
and unnteresting the sales having been at lO0i20
IO0a daily loans costing ., l2, and per cent for
carving ana Hat. The foreign exchange market
was rather more active, better demand having sue
cee,ed Yesterdays lowering rates. Nominal rates
are as given below selling rates being on the basis
of 81 81 la0Si So and u S3ha$i S39. me I'M
mort entries of foreign dry goods at the port OF New
York for the week ending tonight were to the gold
valuation of ~ OF ,6S6. The amount marketed WIS
$50 8G2 The Assistant Treasurer paid out T62 200
IN coin interest on the public debt, and $1,000 IN
redemption of called bonds. The operations NJ tne
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared SZo,-
0S6 900; gold balances, $1,076 645; currency bal
anccs, ST ,23l, ,575. We annex the principal quota
tiOns of gold: - , ,oo,,ooo ,ooA
We annex latest official quotations OF foreign ex-
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
FRIDAY, Nov. PIP. NJ.

The idea which occasionally IS advanced tlaC 'no
unissned snm of the authorized amount OF bonds OF
n corporation constitutes reserve Tor such company,
is one of the faflacies of our modern system oi
finance So long as the bonds remain with the com
,o Of issuo tbev are neither a reserve nor liabll-
itv. but when issued they immediately become
the latter. We are led to repeat this self
evident statement, because recently we
have heard much said concerning the
reserve held by the Ohio and Mississippi railroad
Company. and the value of this reserve to the COM
pony in relieving it from its floating debt and conse
quont present embarrassment. Now this sO-called
reserve consists entirely in 81 100000 of bonds Sc
cured by a mortgage on its own Springfield division
So long as the company holds them it has no
interest to pay on them, but when 1t parts with
them the interest begins to accrue-or'in tins par
tcular case v III after May 1. 1877 If the company
conld dispose of these bonds at par 1t undoubtedly
would 60 a long way toward relieving it from pres
ent trouble, but with what RESULT Since March,
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

A.
AsuEs-he supplies OF all smpe and the sales
OF moderate character Pots are still quoted At 4c and
BEESWAXOiRis market has continued very quiet and
yet prices m quoted at 30 G32c for Western and South
BROOM coRN-only small trade has been done but no
changes place. quote Short Green Brush, 10
&C.: Green HuTl, 6d7 2c; Medium Green, 5Gbc .
CHICCORY has sold to moderate extent at 4'fdoc gold
CoAIThe market for Anthracite presents anything
satisfactory appearance the figures realized by auction were
ma}kef Cesrhsld Bitmnous has sold better prices
Foreign Goals quiet and unchanged We quote Liver
Newcastle do. 50 sos scotch dor s5as7 do steam 500
s5 bO Provincial 81 50Gs5 80, currency; Pennsylyana
WestOreland and West Virginia Gas, So9S0 70 Cumoer
and Broad top and Clearned s5as3 20 anh An'
COCOA ha: been deG but firm at &c for Domingo
58l6c German l6a 6c for Caracas l6G2Oc for Mex
C0FFEE-There WAS change today in any description.
generally quiet o5l bags O ex Cly ol o9h
I55i9isc gold ordinary prime cargoes and 1eq20c.
gold for o5bg lots Maracabo, l69loo gold, and java
CO0PEKAGE sTOCK-This market is generally quiet,
PEt h9sT' ~ Ic5a so Hoop @ "a feel Ordinary 70 Prime $50
s,6 II feet do s27 $3.50 MO4sses shocks 80 inches With
~ 559s, 55 DO 80 inches 81 60as3 Box Shocks. TOO
zoe. Rum SHOCKS. -; Pipe shocks, ;6 6OSS7 - no,o,
figures: Manila Corcage, sizes above l2thread, and
Hay ESPe 5S e5 sa DO Iss o Mans corae Bo SH
Rome Yarns i6i2c do, do. e.thTead and 9-thrcad.
ns % TarTSd H Manila LstR Yarn i6c sssl Rope 71a Do
12threa l2ci do 6hread and sthread y &C. IA & rsa
Hemp Tarred Cortage lSc; American HacSied Hemp
Taed Corage l2c; Tarsd American Lath Yarn I2c Fine
WIS better business the spot but with
ceps at the ports holders demand and the tone
easy though there was no quotaDe deehe @ e tecsdDs az
week and 22sG6 bales t3 & Say Say ds y year 's & V eap o
period last The sales were 3O0i Dae OF wcn
bS %Ss SSs nI and @ or ecuton 6 bales Of the
above are to arrive 500 bales were delivered on CONTRACT lilo
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
BRITISH TRADE REPORTS.
COTTON TRADE.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 24.-The circular of tho
Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association in its review Of
the week. ending last night says: Cotton has been in
moderate demand. and, with comparatively quiet mar
ket prices in buyers favor; but to-day Thursday
with increased business, particularly by the trades
there ia more irmness, and quotations generally are
nearly equal TO last Thursdays. American Inactive
last Friday and Saturday aud declined ed but since
with an increased demand, has recovered lied. Ip Sea
Island business very limited and prices steady In
futures, business continues limited with prices rictu
ating from day to day."
GRAIN TRADE.
leading grain circular says The Wheat markets be-
come daily stronger. Though without ail ac-
uai advance many reported H. y quarter dtarer
since last week On the spot and at our district markets
a good consumptve business has been done AT an im-
prOYenenL of 1d2d. y GENITAL Tuesdays currences.
number Of cargoes and parcels OF California on
passage and for prompt shipment also found buyers
at Sd oil advance. At the market to-day there was
an unusually large attendance. There was an ac-
tive demand for Wheat as well for consumption as
speculation; White advanced 2Q3d., and Red 02d.
GENITAL Tuesdays prices. Flour was In good request
at extreme rates. and rather tending upward Indian
Corn sold uly Cd. higher"
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

1875, the o. and NJ. Company have been in
full possession of the "Springfeld Division and
received all its earnings. and thus far has had no in
terest to pay even on the issued $2,OOO0OO of
bonds, yet has run up floating debt of over
81 100000 and, if reports are true, further
confidential debt Of over 100000. With such re-
suits in the past what would be the prospects with
the annual liabilities increased by the interest on
100000 of bonds The TRIBUNE some time
since made similar comments on the reserve" OF
bonds held by the st. Paul and Northwestern COM
panies. 1t may turn out that the principal differ
ence between the insolvent and the solvent
companies of to-day is more due to the
credit which gave the ability to make the
reserve" available for immediate necessities
than to the net earnings of the latter.
The stock market to-day was extremely dull and
dropping until near the close when the coal shares
were again erected into breakwater" to stem
the ebb tide. sharp advance in Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, from 69l4 to 71070s4, and in
Central of New-Jersey from 34ls to SSH served to
stiffen Lake Shore from 56s to 56si Michigan Con-
tral from 1850 43ls, st. Paul preferred from 51i2
to 52ls, and Rock Island from 98l2 to 9S7s Con-
cerning this latter stock, to-day there was
considerable inquiry to what was likely
to happen in FIVE days, because of few
sales on that short option, and the effort
to sell more the same terms but no satisfactory
answer was obtainable. 1t, however, is generally
understood that a least of the heretofore large
holders of the stock and a director Of the company,
has recently been quietly parting with his holdings
for reasons only known to himself. The North
Westerns which were q and 81 per cent lower, with
only moderate transactions failed to partake of the
general hilarity of the close Illinois Central lost
per cent of yesterdays advance on sale of 700
shares, and closed without recovery. The
trading in the remainder of the list including
Western Union, Pacific Mail, and the mis-
cellaneous, was unimpOrtant, both as to
amount of transactions and fluctuations. The mar
ket closed excited for the specates but tame as to
the rest. The final changes from the closing prices
of yesterday are as follows Decnes-Central and
Hudson, Erie ST. Paul preferred, Western Union,
and American Express, each ls Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph, and Hannibal and St. Joseph each "A
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy. and Rock Island
each 81; Northwestern, Harlem and Union Pacific
each L.; Northwestern preferred, 81, and Illinois
Central, 2. Advances-Wabash and Pacific Mail
each ls; Lake Shore, Michigan Central, and Morris
and Essex each Il; Delaware Lackawanna and
Western and Quicksilver, each 81; Delaware and
Hudson 1 and Central of New-Jersey, and New
York and Haven, each 1Ss per cent. The fol-
lowing table shows the
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

State bonds were firm on Tennessees, old selling
at 10 new at 448 and new sevens at 4l2, ana DIS
January and July bonds sold at 81. he city bank
stocks sold at l2l for u0l Metropolitan, PhGnix
C{Gl at So Bank of America tl0) at 136, and Con-
tinental 100 at 6S Railroad bonds were quiet ;
50. Paul sinking funds advanced to SGaI gold bonds
being at 102, aud trsts, In Crosse DIVISION,
gt I02; Central of New-Iersey converibles de-
clined to 1884 and Hannibal and ST. Joseph con-
vertbes to 80; Ohio and Mississippi seconds rose TO
so, and sinking funds TO S3l2
1,bc attention of the Stockholders of the Toledo
Wabash and Western Railroad is directed to an adj
yertisement in another column, advising OF the com
nletion of the reorganization scheme. Each stock.
EoIdrr il entitled to receive an equal amount of
shares in the new company on the surrender OF the
present certificates aud the payment oil 3lo per
share. - ,,,, :,
The gross earnings of the Chicago Milwaukee and
Sta Paul Railroad for the third week oil November
are reported w follows: 1873, $2ll,oSo; 1876
SI78 900 Decrease, 1885,
The following are the imports of dry goods at the
port of New-York for the week ending to-day ana
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.

/ GREAT TKUNK LINE ANP UNITED STATES MAIL
ROUTE Trains Leave NevYork via DesnrOsses ana CoIt
TSres for iiariisDnrg Pittsburgh the south.
with Puuan Palace Cars attached $3.50 m aud $50 D. ~
F6r &iinamspori iocK Haven. Corry 2iO aud
so connecting az tOity LOT IltuSYhe petroleum 'oh
For 8a tnore WasLin ION, aud te SOUTH Limited Wash
mgion kxlrss OF Pullman P1ior Cans day except sunday
$50 NJ. arrives at Washington at al r. Regular at O
A. N. aud y. N sunday 80 % . y. a.. . -. q,
Express for Phadc pha 1880, $40, $3.50 1890 2iu >
D. b l. q SO 9 D. NJ aud ~ nght A,comuoia ION, o. m
4:lU y. m SUNDAY, - a. m s. G. T. $780, and D. III
FoT SpsaTR at g. G::1 746s o. TO- n A. M ~ M; l.
p "a $40 $40, 4. glO i3O. o. .. J20. 5IO O:IO go,
ESQ T. 7:3O, $40 10, 1850 and II ng IL sunday
ItaPSi9 @9 7ao 5 "a 70 u u ,6 d,o Y 25 M
$50, 7a3O, $40, 10 IL p M and ~ ngnL sunday
~ Ior oV Vv y, at" G c6 = 80 g. TO- IL a. m l2 m .
90 $40 3. o. o. 430 400 5:2d 5lU $40 600 $50
For Woodbd g, Perm hmDoy, and south Amboy, $50 and
10 "a. m, 2.IU 4:Ju. and O:2U -. m. $500. 9, ..,,
For New. Brunswick z, q, anu IL a. M 2 JlO 4Io o."
for Lasr Millsionr, II a. m, 3, and 90 2. N.
80, tSI es%% ne,6n a seS iGSay m al 80 40 and p mn m
For LamDertyile, $3.50 a m 2, :, ami $40 =. m.
For Mcer and somerse branch a. and 3 N; m;oo and
BnIdeutown Huntington, and Camden ioV anu
For Freehoii. 1850 a. IN 40 an 4:iOp. m.
23O 1. NJ and Via Monmouth Junction 4.lO m =, .,ov
and 1850 a. m. via Monmouth Junction m , ,ooo = M
4 aims arrive Pittsburgh. G2O AM lO3O hinn %
sIceut M0nGay From Washington ana Baltimore 63O -
a m 4io, 51n, and 1920 p. Sunday. go o a, sa m
ai%h ,n pId $50 4io 50 G:i6 $50. 7jJ. $40 ANA
1870 n. SUNDAY 500. 800 $780, 9'' 1910 lli'o He
oi Ticket otccs o44 Broadway No Asor House
ioo Des6rossea and Cortland s no; Hosken
d. s 5Y Ticket once RS S1iey E.ent ae'
~ General Manager
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
FOREIGN EXPORTS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.--The following state
ment Of the exports of the principal articles OF British
and Irish produce and manufactures from the United
Kingdom TO the United States during the ten months
ended Oct 81 1876 as compared with the corresponding
period Of 1875 has been furnished by the Chief OF tho
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
foot Of Ibery.s foot Of CsrksoDst up town. Freight
station. loot OF LbrTiyst
Commencing oct 2. lS76-LeaYe NOW-lork lOOt oi LID
f10 m~MAIL TRAIN for Easton. Belydere Bethlehem
Bofh Alleltown. Mauch Chunk, lalnanend WlAesDalfe
6c connects at tpdd crook lOr iTeD
tou a.. IhilndepliG: az junction WIN De- L. & W. H. H.
z I5a m.-FUr SOmeryile a1d FlomngtOn .,--, a.,
s45 a m-MoKNING EXrREss, daily texcept Sunhhys oi
u,rh Iidr,. D.ancn, LastOn Allentown Imrlspnig ah'
me West Connects Lasfon for Mauch Chunk Ianaqia
Towan,ia WkesbaITe scranton. DanVie WlanspOIb &c
sI:O o. m-EXPRESs Tor Pennington, fastOn AnentoNh
Mauch Chunk, VII s ARE Scr iOi Ialnaqud, MaElhoy
civ. HazetOn, Reading Columbia Lancaster fphi"uh
POttsyiIe HARRISBURG &c. ., ,,...o, Poi, ,t.r,
4O0 D. m-FOr HIGH Bridge ranch bast9n M i,ll iHrI,
Allentown, Mauch Chunk connects AT Juhcuon WIN
Del. lack 81 est. Eai rOtd
s4:3O m.--For SOmervlile and Flemlngton
b:IJ y. bl.-l nd BrO5 . ,.-- r.t.tt..o
$500 m-EyRNING EXPRESS daily, fol Eason Btvl1rte'
Allentown. Mauch Chunk Wlkesbarre' IOWahda "e"npP'
Harrisburg and - est
@S:3Op m.-FOr EastOn. co. -oA
Bots foot of ClarksOnst. up oWD, n p29; 49,
a05 O:O5 ll:S5 A. m l-:j, lGO, 3:2O 4:2O O;2O' oZ'
7:2O, $50. 1890 1ljO y. m A., .. sIr.o,, city
Connection made by Carksonst Ferry at jersey Ci'
For ~ iSs 70 local points timetable at stations
= NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
AL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEWYQRk, LONG
eRANCI. OCEAN GROVE, SEA GlRI. AND SQu AN.
TIne Table OF nov. Is D; Trans leave Ne~f ORR Ii9m
OF 3D. ., ~; Too, nj Clarkson.st. aG11:35 a. m.
Stages 10 ana from EeypOr connect at MataWan station
with nj
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

Money was in good supply Today, and WIN I'M
tied demand low rates were the result call loans
makine at and 2l2 cent closing at So while dis
count was as last quoted. The United States Treas
urer at Washington received to-day $1O0,OOO ma
WonoI b,nk notes for redemption. The customs re-
CENTS we're 1896 OO0 and internal revenue receipts,
$500. 900. The following is the Clearing house
statement to-day: Currency exchanges, SOZ;3lV,-
ll3; currency balances, S2,67O7ol; g1ld eX-
changes. $7j5, ,7OS gold balances, $7,2l4,0li.
Government bonds were duh but strong Coupon
5-2Os of 1857 advancing to 1854, and currency
-. A., tol Wa annex LATEST street quotations.:
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

since the beginning Of the year, compared with ths
corresponding portions Of previous years: .
For ne Week 1874. lS5J. 1876.
Thrown on market..... l.24l,4is 565,ls7 S7oees
Entered at the sss ss5O17 7SO s75 46s7s7
Thrown on market l03, ,64S. .23l eJ293655 76,6l6i79
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEV
LINE, por5rp

FOR TRI TON AND PHILADLLIIiI 4; :.
Leave Now.York foot OF Ilbertys atoio o4o fas Slo
IsYe LOOT Of csrRsonst at 6.sS 1895, 9Oj m, 1880
40 S2 b Il from station North Rail
road ThIrd and Berkssts at 1880 $50 M l3O 3;2O o.
Pnman Drawing Room Cars attached 70 ie I4o ah1
e;lb a. m from kewYork. ana 10 uAhs ieAfns ih
and Berkssts at 8 aud GjO D. M r...,o.
U tras connect 7renea junction 70 aadyrom IrHgn,
Leave trenton for NewYOrk at b5, s:lo iO-O u % %AV
S'so' o'~o' H|VP "' Ii. BALDWIN, Gen Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
CTONlNG TON LINE FOR BOSTON
AND. ALL POINTS EAST.

REDUCED FARE.
TO BosToN, FIRST CLASS, 81.
TO PROVIDENCE, FIIsT CLASS. SO.
Elegant steamers Pier 49, North River foot Of Jays
tctets for sale all principal 5tateroons
secured a OF WescOtt Express Company and AZ 900
PROVIDENCE LINE
steamslrps ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier "a North
River foot Of Paik.pace, at fIoghts VIA either
hne taken lowest rates. n.nrocy tu.,,
l.. w. FILhINS.G. p. Agt ~ o. bAbOOOA' rieS =
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

1ei.SiS AND ifMICAHS have been generally firm, with
moderate business Engs1 M EN- o obs os
Morphine al - 75; ounlne az s5 CsmohoT "h L9J "i =,
stng, d sasS@ Tou. 50 75 saitpetef i2ac. for re-
lined Nitrate 3d34c gOd Cream Tartar, 3Jd322s
gold Quicksilver. 81 a65', gold English Chemieas1Sl %
and "a O6L for Bicarb Soda all gold BeaenIng fo"dsT
81 20. currency; Chloate Potash 2ic gold IS
Lemon; 52652lqc currency, Sa3sas 800 - 20 tor
Winersreen and 80 for Peppermint in Tin and s' ~
Gammer 5iac gold Virginia sumac go s65 and sicily.
silJ0Sl2O y ton. Ersot 81; Chamomhe Fo"ers Soo'
fiSf-Cd have been quiet but frmst $5 259s5 80 for
Grand Bank and S6 for Georges MaeAere hsS Sy @ M '
80 for No. 2 and - Tor NO . hOS , ss,s a. IL fr
steady With light sHpy and logomSr rsT sgs AZ hay c & o1
firm AT 81 for Halifax Split ~ 80 tor Labrador and
- 5uGs4 as for Portland, W IN small sales . -, 49,,
have an slightly advanced with fair export and moderate
home demand; exporters were Inclined % BUY VITA con-
and The rness ght market materially checked op
eraOns Good TO Choice trade brands were m0ueraey sogn
previous City M's Extras were shade better w1ina
fair export business Supertne was quite scarce anu
for local use use and 3D. the pIGynees ps So ITs % Ls Grade Ex
ira at 50 4oas5 90 200 bh,S he!n,s msiuI Extra AZ
st s. 6oas6 80 so bOls; NisSe'Sa ~ 5oas 50 for
Pa,ent 40 Sbls saperne eoSsS 20 & Sp gS EIrs no. az
a. % 6jst 40; and 81, STOVs &c 2SssC 50 the West
indies The sales were a. 50 cso,ee s1peGine state
81 6OS$5 25 for GSS@oSSo SSES 50 Cor Common
Extra @ for sS%s o % tST GoCS f0 % e chocs
8 70 for Ear foS5 e SS IS for Common Extra |e
er IS Sos5 20 Or oom%cS 40 70 SeCd for ao Gaoce 10 Fancy
ioi Gooa 70 sasg s0 for Common To Good Low craze oW
do & ~ 81 5Oss9 90 for Winter Wheat G00o 70 70 p
Family Cy Hoo oopsd ONO IS IS fai5 ocOG aS
g for Good 70 Choice dol g 30 ioT Good to
Good p,,sGs MTnesSsA sS s sosss % g
SoO,is Good Extra St Louis. and 90 oo@so - '~
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

Good ortlinar'

St1c G0od Ordinary. .lO5 Middlns
For future delivery there light business az decline
Of se sales Yesterday after p. November, 100 ~ c
December 500 Illsc 1900 l2's2c; January 500 l2sgc
I3i5ec May, 100 l2sss So total 800 baSs no Etst
total gOd baies second and third call. transactions
sales today up p m November 200 l2as9c 200, i2e
December 100 Page; 400 l2iisc; 7OO ll2ac 100 l2c
January o l2G 100. l2,aei 500 55 2to 100 l7asSs aS
iS5,oc February 500 l2i5gsc 800 127gc 800 I2,as4c
i2dG 2ac; March, 900 l2ss9c; 200. l2Sc 100 l2'';gc
9iO i2ssc NAV, luO t2silac. 100 l2ieIsc June %
l3sssc July, 200 Shc total 100 bales grand total
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoEK Friday. Nov. "a, 1876
Below may be found the result of to-day's
sale at Arch Johnstons establishment, Thrteentl-st.
hetrreen IIni sitY.nlnne and ElfLh-AYn.:
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
Eeeal Notices.

IN pursuance of an order of DeanO e. Calvin
est Surrogate the County OF EewYOrk. notice Is heteJ
given all persons having claims against Mara de Las Nor
late Of the city ~ Havana the
CUBA ased TO present the with vouchers
the sabscnbe a his ocr No 30 broadway IN tho
CITY of before the Gh day O November next
dated New.Y York, the 9th day Of April, iS o.
JUAN NJ. CEBALLOS.
CoUDERT BgoTuERs Proctors, Gs and 10 wliamst. ~.
onDu IatKG