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NEW YonK, Nov. 4.-Gpld opened at 1o9A. and
closed at 1893, all salesof TO- day having been at
these figures. Carrying rates lD9 per cent.
Loans were also made fiat
I: governments dull and ltver.
Railroad bonds dull andsteady. This afternoon.
C. c. 81 c. seconds soldnt 1o;c c. C. 8 |. arsts
brought Jos. =: r.
State bonds quiet, dull. and at nominal prices.
Little Was done, at theStock Exchange tod
there being desire, apparently, to hear Mr. Nor
!tional credit In connection. with the Prcsi;
DENTAL contest. The aock market, opened
with slight changes fran yesterdays closing
prices and the general lsl until nbout il 80 de-
.clined 1s05s. Later. Wstern Union Telegraph
and Northwestern prefcIrd advanced =. Prices:
Western Union Telegraph when the market be-
came steady. Townrtis th: close the market be-
came firm but dull, exce1t for Ohios, which were
weak, the stock declining under free sales to
,9a. Western Union adanccd to 733s; Lake
Shore to 573s; Northwestern common to ~; pre-
fcrred to coz, and Michigan, Central to 497.
Other changes latc in the afternoon were unin-
portant. TIC market 'cloed dull md lower c1
cept for Western Union, witch. was better.
|. Sales ut the Stock E1chngc to-day aggregated
| SIS, 600 shares, OF which ,, 500 were Lake Shore,
i, 500 Northwestern, 4, 70t St. Paul. H. 500 ohios
Y, 800 Western Union, $500 Wabash, and 2, ooo
Money market easy ut 2&s per cent Prime rnsF- '
Sterling; 4s2T for sixty lays; 484.z for sight.
CIearings, $4,000, 600: The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed S2l6, 600. .ustoms receipts S238,
coo.
L Tie weekly bank statcmmt is rs follows: .
Loans tncrease.s 843. 400 ocpots increases g. 9oo
Specte ineEease: e,
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HtlM0R.


:; They say It IS dangerous to 60 INTO ING Water
after hearty meal. But who expects to lind q
hearty meal in'the water?
Philanthropist-"T penny for you,
nv lad What will von. do With r. al Sweener
=" What, all this at ONCE! I'll toss yer fol. it,
double or quits It's f"-i'n,tef.;
s ;n,1roccse;on of +l,;rtv tranns vae marched
IN thn r. New Haven ;rliardfonse 1ast week. and
n mistaken DemoEratf:: cfljtor ainn:6nt thc
ncTt: nnrnfnf, With aAnothcr ercaf ra1iv for
Rctorm!"
We zee that Janauschp}<< will on her return to
this country: intro1r1rG n new tragcdy fo1indcd
,oi, sNibelanccuI,icd. We infer rom tIis
statement thafN eluneen was editing Demo
:cratic paper:ZE Eztr{in0ion Ha,cke,ic.,
/! An outsider saws: What is the difference
between the hcro;ne of Whittfcr's: tTf might
have been noe1n and q bricEmaker2,, Hnd
aa!;rs Il too T.; a1a,-7 1f,1iior a.d +ho o+ha-
is y mn1.n,n1er Narr;stnru Ierod ~ 0'AAo'
t. ,.,.. 49, - .o.. -. 49,. -:,,-
|: lady IN town found some cream on her milk
overcome that she threatencd to iischarge the
milk1nau. The latter. however. explained TINT
~ ~ ~ ur:,, IS.
he sala: Nlll you excuse me, slrs" ana
the gentleman addressed excused him: nc
conIinuen: ~ an not IN tne han1t ot oeegi5g:: :
Anu Ine gen1le1nan sag he was u-d gag 10
near H.. anu walked o1f--1seao OTte9'a5 Hues'n'
. 4-4ts 4 - ~ 9uouue1Su SYM - -n43 PoSe
1c ventures 70 Bollcaq, ana asked MIN what ne
thought OF them. Nothing, Sire, Is Impossible
to your Majesty" replied the candid critic
You wished to make bad verses, aud you have
succeeded" ~
The Turks have battlc-hymn which they
sinr when they ro into battle: It. is snii tl,at
the soldiers of tic enemy out their fingers il
their ears and rush madly upon tho bayonets Of
the foe, gladly welcoming death as an escape
trom the singing.
Several holes we're charoed IN n drift in a Go1d
Hi mine. One HAST fo;lcf r. or nff Gne nj
the, miners was ordered to go in and see what
II vas hiowcI nm IN G,,ifornv san.a tbot wav
mn I'd rather lave ma worl th,n h" lit a"n !,
~ 4'
= o-yeaI.old g1rl nad been told that IT. was
asiap1 6, tne 1 4bnef ie sue ol Tue ~2ra when was
notnlcal !aa nag taken root sue exclaimed upon
rising next morning: Now they are just goin'
, 1876-11-05

Ills wife sent him uptown for "sumth1n' or
ruthcr " early in the evening. On the way he
met friend, and they, spent half-hour in Al,
animated dispute rs to whether Hayes or Tldch
had the best chances for an election, and, when
be left his friend, nc had entirely forgotten
what Maria had sent him after. It was IN vain
that he tried to think up his forgotten
etranQ. For three long, weary hours he: van
dered around from saloon to saloon, seeking
to stimulate his unreliable brain aud prick up
his memory. TWAS no use. The more he
stimulated the more he didn't remember. he
hated to 20 home aud acknowledge as much to
his wife, and SO he Just droppedtn on his friends
TO gather their sympathy After be had man
aged TO syape considerable Of the article TO-
gethcr, and just as the chimes Of st. Aastcr
Church was Ginning the midnight hour; fhe
telegraph editor opened dispatch and re,
marEtd that the Associated Press announced
the death Of DR.. -, the famous PHYSICIAN
"By the jumping Juniper Jupiter, y 1emcm- n
bcr now n SAID the visitor, rising slowly from
his chair and turning as pile IS cholcra patient;
s. remember now. My wife had the cfatnp-
collie and sent me to bring the doctor! IN
pofiticsy wonder it she's alive yet!" Ano nc
Shot out of the door after that doctor without
staying to hear what the chances were IN New
York.-Cineinndt; Es,4uirer.
, 1876-11-05
THE DEAD SOLDIER.

Rest, valiant soldier, restl
Rest from heart-rending strifet
No more shall shriek Of shell
Toll in thine ear the knell
OF ebbing life!
Thou slcep'st the sleep Of death;
Thy lips are white US snow;
No longer flash thine eyes -
With fearless encrgics,
In face OF foe.
Repose in peace profound, :
Intrepid son Of Mrs!
Right loyal was thy love
For Freedoms ensign Of , -
Sweet Stripes and Stars. . .
Its folds droop round thee uow..
They mourn thy death deplorea,
Borne o'er the bloody field. =.
By one who meier would yield
To lawless horde-''t: = 49, ...
o flag Of sacred trustI~
Hc whom thy folds enshroud,
With lofty cournge dung
Thy spangled form where rung
Wars ,tucsin loud. ~
The deadlicr ragged the fray,
The higher waved In light
This dear, Saturnian type r.
Of fteedom-naught could wipe. go
This sisn from sight: -;
But now that arms unuerycd:
Our hero lieth low: -
He. leaves fame that lives:
Rest, brave! till Nature gives
Her final throe.
EDWARD 2. NowE11
, 1876-11-05

Two bellies. OF. this city lately came home
from Philadelphia shorn Of > their wealth: Of
raven treases: After they had taken in at the
points at the big show, and had made 1<pny pur
chases, before they knew. it they had spent: all
their money, and, what was worse, had lost their
return excursion tickets. They had no friends
in Philadelphia, and no time to write to Read
ing: They therefore resolved to make raise;
so they skipped away into barbcr-shop. a, and
shaver offered Ss.75 each for what they had. In
a short time they; were nicely. shorn, and thus
they were able to get back to their native land.
-Iekdinq (P1.l Ea1ze. w.
, 1876-11-05
Withdrawn from atore on Friday for city con-
sumption: 7o6 bu wheat, 1T bu oats, s93 bu

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption: 7o8 bu wheat, lit bu oats, So3 bu
barley.
The following grain was inspected into store IN
this city on sdturday morning: 8 cars No: red
winter wheat, 1 cars No. J do, II: cans No, 2 \.
W. wheat, cars 10. spting+ l2s cars No. ? Do
CT cars No. do, 2s- cars rejected do, cars no
grade (259 wheat; II cars high mixed corn, 37
cars and 5, 500 bu. No. 2 DO, 15 cers rejected do.
2 cars no grade {o5 corn)e2 cars white oats' 2
cars:No 2 do, Is cars rejected do; 1caFNo. rye,
II cars No. 2do, car rejected do; Il cars NO: -,
barley, so cars No. do, Il cars rejected 10 t67
barley. Total t432 carsJ, 166, 900 bn. Inspected
81 oats; %, z9s ba rye, Is, 9o7 ba baf!e5:
The following we're the receipts and shipments Of
breadstuds and Kye stock at this point during the
past week, End for the corresponding weeks ending
, 1876-11-05


NEW FoRK, Eov. 4.-CorToS-Quiet; 11H914 13.1sc,
futures closed barely steadys November III 1slec;
December. IL 11-16@11 33oc; January. II LIS
lec February March. II ll'soo; April.
II 17-s3@tI 1i-16c; juno, II o7:2@l25sc; July, II
3l-s2Gl3c; August. 13 i-16@l3 3-33c.
FLouH-Stl1 In buyers favor; no decided change In
prices receipts. is. COO brs; No. = super
state and Western so@i IS: common to good extra
S5.205 10; good to choice: IS. white Eheas
y; Minnesota patent PROFESS 7.5o8s 75 RYa
; 1our without any DECIDED change 800
CoES-AEAL-Dull; Western. $2ooG3 Is
reetp HaS
j. si-a5; Winter red Western: s. es@l: e Eye nIm
cetpts, rs Coz bu; noderate demand; Western mixed
;559Gohc: mixed steam1 575f35ss: mixed sail. 5s3ta
5s I'D No. osnad M aa
drooptng a-rowe1 State, &c Oats trmcr for STAKES
others unchanged; 1eceipts 26 GO By: mixed ;Wes1
ern and State. 2s@4sEc;whitc 10. s9e'soe.
: Hors-Quiet md unchanged. ....-.
GsocEEiEs-Cofce quiet but firm; Rio cargoes, l8K&
to te God a0 rstinins prfne. c refined Gaer
Mt l0JB@113sc. Mo3assesHuiet and unchanged. Rtce
stsady VIII e demand ,as 100. r4an..
2ec; cases, \i3cc; naphtha lac.
sTnA1xEp Kxs29-Cn
EoGs-steady; Wastern. :6s:9c.
R!o araado, siess1e caiHofnia 10, sissse Common.
10 ;55Eh as@sss assss seSsse pulled 20
qus
E@4a 1SS i, aE,aef = sioSs1s1s eSsi.bs!: sa 49,
: C4EEsE-llarkct dull At Gslsk4c.
Wu1skY-puu and lower ut Sl.S1k.
, 1876-11-05

/: 4 NOVEL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
: 4 school for girls has been opened in Berlin
on plan decidedly novel, but very practical
The building contains lodging rooms for forty
girls, school rooms, worktng-rooms, an immense
kitchen and permanent bazaar: In the school
rooms every branch tbat viii fit the girls for
situations in banking, commercial or mercantile
establishments is taught. Various trades
that ladies can follow are c1empl-
fled by skilled operatives. The kitcll-
work there Is done by the girls under the super!
vision Of one of the best cooks in the city. This
feature has become so popular from the large
number of betrothcd maidens who flock thither
to obtain good domestic educations, that the
managers have begun to charge for instr ruction
in cookery; and therccelpts generally pay the
expenses Of the other departments.
, 1876-11-05
MARINE
/. - 4s+
PORT HURON

: Special Dispatch to The Tribune
PoKr HuRos, Nov. 4.-UP-Props Scotia, B
". Blanchard, Tuttle and consort; schrs Mary
L. Higgggte, Lake Forest, Louisa, Trinidad, Ja
maica, Elv1ra.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
. WTvD-southwest, gentle; weather cloudy.
Port HURON, Mich. Nov. i'll sop. m
Down--Props Tioga and barges, Arizona and
burgcs, Germania and barges; schrs Clara
Parker, John Breden, Favorite, Newsboy, u.
Ketcham, Eliza Get1ach, Fellowuatt, Yankee
Blade, D. l.! Danforth, Scotia, c. 6. Breed;
tug Smith with raft <
tr3Pfops PhIIaaelphhiaa, Westford, corno'
:; WIND Southwest, light; weather fine.
, 1876-11-05

- 416dHV Et<NlNV 70NTNdl.
Mr. Eugene Schuyler, The Secretary Of Lega-
tion at Constantinople, who has recently done
such credit to the American name among
foreign nations by his investigation Of: the Bul:
ga,ian atrocities, is q son Of George W. Sehuy-
Ter. the prcEent Canal Auditor. The following
cxrrart from q private letter Of the young Sec
rrtary't0 his mother Will add interest to lis
published reports, Is indicating some Of the
, 1876-11-05

placed them IN graves head to head with the 1rst r
amG al fon1 T Hs III Wi not marry again, Tor lear e
cannot ca utilize the stone again in case there Is
another death in the family. His net.hbors a.! 40
say that lie buried his aunt at the loos 9t nus
grapevine, so that she would be useful as s:l a
nourshcr Of the plant Il this is true, cur nia ,r
after blowing The 1fe, used to put cork INTO !,
the nozzle Of tie bellows in order to save tue tc
Wind fUf the next time; and he removes We, ~ u
scalp from the Crackstunuel Of Darby VINO o,sr a.
ways saved the backbone OF me snao u "oi4
to avoid buying combs for his 1a1nA5'-~
, 1876-11-05

nnnha1,s wife (says II. Quad listened to q
long political discussion while riding down town
vest Yesterday morning, and at dinner she remarked
to her husband:
r.Wcll, few days more will decide this elee-
tion."
"ln measure" was his guarded reply
"l'n, awful glad" she continued: :" You !.
commenced going out nights about the first @ OF
March and you've kept ,,, II p qps exfF 81 s{nss S3ve 5
ber. Weu have cheerful fires, games, comfort,
1charlotte, !" solcmnly interrupted the l1ns, h;
band, - can't you understand this thlngf lhe
election will occur on the 9TH prox., OF course
After that date I must help count up the 70
turns; verify them, put our clubs IN training for
the next campaign, examine the lines. q the
opposition, and SO forth, and It may be next
April before get through: You must have pa
tiencc, for everything Is working all right"
What could she. do but burst into tears!
, 1876-11-05
.ANIGNOBLE DEATH.

1pec7d7 I7s5t95z =
!. OTTAWA, ILL.,, Oct. +-The body of Peter Cas-
sidy, an Irish 1aborer, was found this morning
in hog-pen near his dwelling -house, IN the:
village of. Utica. When he was lastseen hewas,
under the influence OF ,liquor, and the supposi-
ton is that while in that condition he got into
the hog-pen and died from exposure, the night,
being very Indictment. Hc was between 40 and
50 years Of are.
, 1876-11-05
CRIME.


Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
:; KEoKuK, Ia, Nov. 4.-The Marshal OF this
city arrived at home to-day with: John Shaw
and Dick Latham, who are charged with horse
stealing. They were sent to series Of fairs IN
Illinois recently, with the pacing marc Prairie
Bird and the trottfne horse Bub. After winning
oll the money they could, they made. their way
the horses. They were lodged in jail and VII VII
have q hearing next week. The mare, tue most
valuable Of the two animals, was recovered.
, 1876-11-05
s, compare thus:


Total. 81, 23U. us, I1U 3U3 V435l = II
No adequate explanation Of the peculiar decline
at New Orleans, which has now been continuous
and Increasing since July US yet appears. Trans
actions at New, York, Philadelphia, and Chicago
corresponding weeks last Jear, SO that the business
Tor October in those cities must exceed by at least
10 per cent those Of octcbers 1875, In quantities
exchanged. The Public, NoD q. .. -;
GOLD AND .GaEENBACKS.
Gold was 109A 01O9A in greenbacks.
Greenbacks were 9lh@9lh3a cents t on the dollar
, 1876-11-05

ALGOHuL-h u btENuJ Nv %-.4os
BROOM. .COEN-Was active and firm. The receipts
are fair, but the stock is decreasing. We quote:
Choice green hur1, 5@6c: medium hurl, red up-;
ped 416c; green brush, with hnrf enough to work
it, SC; red tipped with d. 4@4Ec; green covers and
inside. 44@5ec; red tipped do, 3@c; inside 1lsh, SO
&c; medium to choice stalk braid, 4G44c; inferior
brush. 3G31ac: crooked do 244c. "* =
FURTHERMORE OF the features OF the market arc
materially different from those noted the earlier
days Or the week. The demand for good to choice
table butter sufficient to kcep stocks down to very
small dimensions ind holders firm In their views.
The poorer sorts are to some extent neglected, and
prices show tregu1arIty. We quote follows Choice
to fancy yellow, a5@30c medium to good, 17@23c; In
fcrior to. common, 13915c-
DAGG1NG-Tradc remains dull at former quota
ttons. We repeat our list as follows Stark, 21M
arc; Peerless A. oic; Lewiston oo3ac Montaup .le;
Ontario; olxc: Americana. 1oc: Amosseag. 19c; ot-
ter s;'n6ss SFssk s1e eaEIaR e. aaba ae ~
are above the views OF buyers and orders
aent M tsade stoeEs here are light We quote good to
eSes d Il h fo 1ar aase Il pes
1aekaWnnna, eEE: s. SO? s.; DO. nut s: SOILS;
faRf E Ea'mors : o6o, iaInos ad
ESGs-Fresh stock sold ct esae4c, and fair lots at
TsM1,The quotations Of whiteash were savaueed
No. Pfees othcr dsscFptions remain y before anl
wsens wsfs iat se sests
so3e apcseFe, s;E Mn5 Il. N9 s9Ee
:, N6 s.. Sso;;.fi IS; faiini!y liz nasSeiei @
Ct 75; Ne snorc ,!sa kits larEe Sla; No. by
s5o@5 s GeorEsa G @ iabgador @ ean:
spltt yrs s. So55 49, 49, e1 III e r. La6-
sg25aa $: scaled Herring per rtox. s595se No her
fxsf Ts and
loose Muscntel raisns reduced tribe. Prices Of
reneFa eay fecss IL II bcr snpp
end arc offered at lower nsures-Atssours at oel0c.
eaexc: Turkish pruncs. old: c1@@
~ new rassius, 7ns ,aysrs 9d i 81 Is Ig g
@sSs: ao: IN; :S$tSs: ys1eaela iiaii&e: zanss
cqrrans new. e @7&s; : sitr9n 5 25a.SG ,,;,n m cea
&c; Southern 596e; North Carolina, sliced: sIdGese
5!s s,ss ,;sss s&SSss' s$5sSs ,a
tasas
5s TsSasssss S;aSs s5ss sss
pGanNs:y sas7e ETe1rs, e-s ,noxtn nth o.o
s5s s, xesy ~ aS!s
foresn eas @ aa pbe g.
efI ao PR = sr I:s;@ i:S9 era41errtss cutivatea
Lemons, sesoos7.6o Coast oranees 81. co&s7oopef
GEocERIEs-No price changes we're noted in this
plssss @ sasssa '0mns ~ 's's 'ssei, De!oe nfe tes
sssc. ;is5-Raasoon' eeeAe; Carolina e@7c; Louisiana
eoss faney e 5sxs sccs SsT . s nj @
&c: :eol1non 70 FIR: 5alg2isc roastng. 1sslaXs;
'sinsaport s lavs; :sMhofs: Marncatbo Hal4s.c;
dsTsd s Sa S:eiass ssanas9a ReS
,ass: 90 ~; In 1oAMjo3se: e1trac
61o.9 6n sioc' faF TO prime DO eesoNe: common
s5ie; e5Ss :gsS s5; ;i'Ssr d:
;ss:s: Ss d a,ssSs ss5ss Sss;;s
aaes: oxnRs2 s;ss 1ss17s; GLOVES 4esss ea
, 1876-11-05
rATAL AFFRAY.

NEWARK, N. T., Nov. 4:-George stcckcrt
fatally stabbed Charles Wilber: and Jacob Ma
son, aud severely wounded several others, in
fight in q saloon, in Hamburg place, early this
morning. Stcckcrt claims to have acted in self
defense. = - '' - ''
, 1876-11-05
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Usual Saturday Activity at
~ the Banks.
The Produce. Markets. Quiet
Provisions Steady.
Grain Irregular---A DoWSnw,'a'rd VI y
Tendency Checked.
FINANCIAL.

& The counter business of the banks was quicken
led by the usual access Of Saturday business, bat
otherwise the situntion essentially the same
The currency movement to the country still re"
mains slow. Host Of that whichis shipped goes 70
the wheat regions Few orders are recelVcd from
the hog district The supply Of paper OF all klnas
fig moderate. The county offers comparatively
small amounts Of paper for fediscount- me
Board Of Trade demand is not heavy, and the as-
.greGate 81 applications from commercial and mis-
ceiiancous sources is hardly sufficient TO absorb
the available funds Of the banks.
Rates of discount are sa21o per cent to regular
customers. Lower rates may be obtained BY indff-
pendent borrowers. Rates on the street are per
cent nnd upwards; the supply Of paper ia small
New York exchange was sold between banks at
SOC per 81, 600 discount
The clearings of thewcck arc reported as follows
BY Manager D.. r: Hale. Of the Chicago Clearing
, 1876-11-05
KILLED Ills SON.

specidl Dispatch 10 me 7rIoune/
+: ADRIAN, Mich, Nov. 4.-James Compton,
aged 05, shot his son, aged 45, dead last even
ing while infuriatcd from drink. The deed was
committed On their farm In Dover, few miles
west of this city.
, 1876-11-05
MARQUETTE.

Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
MARQUETTE, Mich, Nov. 4.-PAssED Dow1
CAST night Prop j. L. Hurd.
PASSED UP (to-day}-Paci6c.
II PoRT unloading eoal)EProps '. swaiA
WEAruER-Fine.
, 1876-11-05
GOSSIP~FOR THELADIES.
An Exhemely.sensitive Lover
Her Last Offer.
Female Hoodlums---A Eorgetfnl MAN,
The Hard Lot Of Wife.
4, Champion Mean Man...How Two 6lrh
Got Home from The Centennial.

BEAUTY TRANSIENT.
What's the brightness Of . brow!
What's mouth Of pearl and corals1
Bcuuty yanishcs like a vapor.
Ixeach the men Of musty morals.
Shou1d The crowd, then. ares since.
Have shut their ears 10 singing Homer.
Becaube the music hed 20 soon
A. tteeta tho yiolet'e aruuas
Ah: for me, thrill to see
.tFhe bloom velvet cheek Necloee8.
Made OF dust+ i well betfere1E
So are lilies; so are roses-
-HaTri1 FfescoH Spoford.
, 1876-11-05
COMMERCIAL.

The following were thereseipts and shipments
of the leading articles produce in t this ;,' city
during the twenty-four hots ending at O'Clock
on Saturday morning, an|for the corresponding
time last year:
, 1876-11-05
CIT TO PIECES.

RosDour, N. r, Noy. 4.-Thc remains Of
Isaac afcrielc have been found near the traps on
the shawangunk Mountains, literally cut to
picces. No arrests. - 10
, 1876-11-05

LONDON, Nov. l. 4--consrs, money and account,
United states bonds-5s, lo3H; 67s, 100;
New York central, So; He, 1os; preferred, IS.
PAr1s, Nov. 4.-Reutes, l0af 25c.
5B 1O2H, 1:
, 1876-11-05

pEEFpRoDUCTsWe steady and quiet at ~; ;S S fn
i3 * for ha,ns Sale made OF 2Oo nrls extra hes
beef mt S1O 80 =. e7tr<c,:r for c1,v and 71k1a
o. f,r.nnnrry lois according 10 condition.
, 1876-11-05
A SENSITIVE LOVER,

a SENSk4lFL AAc .. =
Count was one Of the handsomest ano
most accomplished young men in vienna, ~
wass passionate1y In love with girl Of almost
peerless beanty. She was the daughtef ol q
man Of great rank and influence at Cou1t' anu'
on these considerations: as well as IN rcsa1o ~ =
her charms, she IVES followed By multituoe o,
suitors. She was lively and aniable, and trcateo
them Ill with an afability which still kept them
1nhertrain, although It was generally kno"n thae
she had ayowed i prcdilectIon TOR Count
Nj, and that preparations were being made
forr The puptials. The Count was OF refined
mind and delicate scnsfbility. He loved her Tor
herself alone-for the virtues which be believed
dEelt ii a beautiful form; and, Ike lofcr ot
such be never S her nef
shot through his veins that warned him not to
fnraffc the. vcr1nilion sanctuary OF hcr lips
Si,eE ;rerc his feelings, when, one night at his
intended fathcr-in-]aw's, a party Of young people
vtrc met to celebrate certain festival. Sew
eral Of the young ladg's rejected sul1oFs were
present.
Forfcits were one OF. the pastimes, and all
went On with the greatest merriment till the
Count was commanded By some witty nademol-
sclle to redeem his glove BY saluting the cheek
Of his intended bride: The Count b!ushed'
ADVANCED again, and at last, with trernor that
shuok every fibre In his frame, with modest
graee, he put the soft ringlet which played upon
her cheek to his lips, and retired TO demand his
redeemed pledge ia evident confusion. His mis-
1rrss, gaily smiled. and the game went on: One
Of hsr rejected snitors bHt nos;1fsn wh9 was o.
aajudsed by the same findisueet ericr of tue
forfeits stas his last treat before lc hanged
HIMSELF ,, she sa1d, to snatch kiss from the
lips of the object Of his recent VOWS" A lively
contest between the lady and gentleman lasted
midst II a conyulsyc laugh. And the Count
had the modification, the agony, to see the lips,
whicl, bis passionate ind delicate lore would not
ALLOW. him to touch, kissed with roughness and
repetition By another man. and one whom ne
tfespised. Without o. word. be rose from his
c}iair left The room mud tic house, and By that
.yootl naturct kiss the fuir boast Of Vienna lost
her husband and her lover. The Count never
saw her tl{jtc.
, 1876-11-05

lonK and 1hbE1 clear quoted at SIC cash and 8Hc
fof Dyeulpcr Cun,leran.s qnies at sAs9c; iong-cut
Iic-:- Green hsn,a saesxc 's'':ss A9'>S
Taron guoled ., 794I75$c for shoulders eay,lc for
alcauyased and packed. '
Gl:K15E-W9s quiet It 53G]<c- -,
, 1876-11-05

{: OCTOBER, 1875, And OCTOBER, 1876.
In spite Of the large decline during last week,
and the smaller but considerable decline during
the week. previous, the transactions for October
compare very fuvorably with those Of October,
1875, New Orleans being the only city in which
there is not proof Of "a large increase in quantities
exchanged. The aggregate c1carings for the four
weeks ending Oct. os, compare thus: