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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-04

g purely speculative the advance being oas es
OF Eng ar, coupled With rear tnat We sh& ~.
DE able 10 meet continued heavy foreign can Ins
Engh brewers IL should be remembered have bought freey
Of Hops account Of tie low prlce not ~ many sup
pose necessity. Germany France ana Belgium Jaw
and will continue 10 supply Eng ands denclehey III heI wi
Of 1873 the Hops she has taken 80 Ieey rom US ". ~
until sessO wh-n they become Nha are tIbcd
'Yeangs therefore, England has not been buying iIon
immediate IL l. question whether se Will Al is
late day. submit TO much Of advance IN The price Inc
shipments fIOm this time out Will therefore, ten e stOy'
We rtauy have choice Hops 70 spare at ate cur
rent prices"
RE- fIPs AND ExPORrs-Recepts for the week i6i0 bales
total receipts since sept J. 1870 655lS bales total recp
for period 1882 bales export LOT
the week l692 bales total exports SINCE sept 5iiSo
bales total exports for period ID a. I3O45 O~ies
We quote State 1875 l3alSC Eastern and Wisconsin do
In Ice; 1874. sale; Old Odds. 4G5c; California 1870
nominal.
INDIA RUBBER-The market for all descriptions has been
quicC quote Fine Para6l Coarse do, 42o
42Lc Esmeralda, 47iQc. Guayaqun, 4Saa44c; Nicara.
qua Sheet. 4sc.; do. scrap 44c. four months
LEATH outstanding au average trade with the
manufacturers price of HemOck Sole II unsettled and In
favor buyer exports continue large preventing
any accumulation OF stocks Receipts Of the week 5000
bales Exports, 200 sides, VIZ" 40 U 10
England and 900 to the Con ineDL We quotes
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FRIDAY. March 81. ".

y
The reversal Of the course Of prices at tho stock
Exchange to-day-for how long time we wilt not
venture TO predlct-should not have been surprise
70 a,,y one who needed the caution Of Tug TRIBUNE
few DAYS since TO the effect that the recent decline
had not materially changed the position of stocks
generally, and Of Lake Shore la particular, THIS
taken for granted. it was quite evident That tho
various cliques would improve the first favorable
opportunity y, force a sharp rally upon their res
pcctiye favorites. To-days market would seem 70
indicate that there general concert
OF action to move the whole list Mt the
same time The upward turn commenced with
the very first sales, Lake Shore taking the ead at
81 against ella which was the closing price yester-
day, quickly marking O2sG, from which price II
reseted 20 o2ls. then slowly recovered 70 e1's and
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The closing quotations Of foreign exchi

There il no change in the morcy market, and the
supply of capital offering is excessive. Call loans
continue be done ordinary collateral at Gig per
cent and under, and on Government bonds mt or
lcss The best grades OF mercantile paper find sale
at 40 to q uer cent the supply being limited. The
'nited States Treasurer to-day received 100000
National bank notes for redemption. The Customs
receipts at Washington amounted to 100000. The
Internal Revenue receipts footed up 100000. The
following is the Clearing house statement: Cur
rcncy exchanges, $7G,072.2i6; currency balances.
So 1927 .4Gi; gold exchanges. $5,222,OiOi gold
balances 1861 .2B3.
Government bonds were more active and hrner,
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Southern State bonds were generally dun, bnt the
long skies Of Missouri were firm at 1884, Virginia
deferred skies selling at 0is.
In city bank stocks, 40 Bank OF Commerce sold at
1iG.
Railroad bonds arc active and strong-thP Paciilcs
being higher Central hrsfs 100 Union frsts LOG;
Union land grants l03L sinking fnn', 02. ex in
terest; Westerns 1918. and Missouri Pacific tirsts.
90 Other issues were also firm,
The Denver and Rio Grand Railway report earn
ings for two weeks ended Feb. 81 at Si4,4A for
corresponding period Of last yeS $12,374. Increase
81. 100.
The gross earnings Of tao Chicago Milwaukee ara
ST. Paul Railroad o.dr laly reported as follows;
r.,rn,r 1s2io l 81 Zoo 9 fs1S
Before roPorted. .--.'.... 1l4t400 @IHol SSl,OoV
Total Jan. to Fob - sisiIsOO s7satOi sl.OiS,oeo
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Gin Real Gsiaie for Sale.

A DECIDED BARGAIN.
~ 47ti-st brt eri 6jnave. aud broadway. hrstease
hI g stOOl brow B-stOue ~ ELLINt IA l"rr'i
ontr b,aot ian, frcoOod Canli Nly anal beautifully i"i
ulshod UItc S-6.0OO; 4.nOpC cIH remain
h. ". WILLIAMS. No NJ Oih-aFe
COOKING RANGi.S that heat the rooms
~ above GOTHIC TOPS trat cure smoky cthnN., va
ranfed HULL G.IPPiN & CO., IhiidatO aOOfo ~rny-
tlirl-s send Ur rcularA
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE az
II suited 60 The lines o very aconnsa.'ns terms
HOUSE SIKH BfO"kyn, lev b"chH fiIi irs
peel PARK within o'. blJrk OF street rar f hins rom
fsu Fer ier AMI abOa one iiu ,s,li tbcc
from b. it ly expressly Ton GENIt IL SNAIL
FAMILIES stories, lish meutA Philadelphia trrh
triiatnss cont nrg III rooms Ofth
r00n watr coses fufnaoc iu cellars ranges, stationary
N,astn iron rates 10 siOOIS Goa y ush nd
al nudurB boil about years since, ae
recently tboIoa y llaulo painted ntaty iieos0ed
Fm further particulars Ipg 10 the own1, u 81 NAiL
90 Liberty st, y eW. YORK.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.
EDWARD OPEN HfIMEiI, piainth
=. ....,,s,,o "6".'nUs IN AZ paaEpa IaA Al

~ EDWARD OPPENHEIMElL piainun
cuAR1Ks p. ROGERS, s4RAH N. ROGERS ISAAC
" FHENtU,
az RsecfyeF OF JbeIeOpsB Havngs BRhk,
and GEORGE Is. YOUN0. trustee deieoaan%
sunInOIls--fO5 Teb6. -(CODnot serycll
To tho defendants above banoii lOl Ms .norsy.Y
sunnonrd and reanrod the complaint IN this
aton Which will 30 hled the Ot1ce Of the Cik o. .e Wy
Eod County Of NsWYoik at tho new f0rL hohso ~ o SI
W NeW-Y6rk a cODy OF yOur answer W inc sAh
claint on the suscfiDoT al lis ONCE No zol bioI.sy
sew Y,k CIV within twenty after the service OF this
sumns you. exclusive Of the day Of snsh IT, %
Won fail 10 z9id complaint HftAn the une hs
said The plaintiff this acton II apply 20 TIE Ou lor tno
roief demanded In the c0mpain-Datsd Ns"f"k 1ahnAy
ADOLF LEvIN0ER. Plaintiffs Attorney
Thu compaiut In Ihs acton died In the onOe 81 TOE
Ck the OiIy aud County Of Hs~ York On the IN dai OF
January, 1910. ADVLf LEY AnVfsfr rH Spy
ng1AN0NA =
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THE MARKETS
mhRKET REPORr
,c.r.iully ropoc,o tor rGE rnnNa.,

GENERAL MARKET REPoRE
FRIDAY. March 2 la70
ASHES There IL ouly small trade gong l Ia th mrEeI
and Citations afe s1 nominay &c Tor Puts ana &c f"r
ITEswAX- There is fai, firm tone 70 us mAThrt dur
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Counirn proprrlp 90 Get.


At ORANGE. y. J.-One of the finest places
y Muatal side; rent how slaci0i7 ma 1sion every
cmVut; large highly cutvlted Ero. ds; t0hs" a
toy lawBs tureSt shade garden sta - excellent
ieial,DrhOod HAMILTON * WALLS. 80 riHe-sL, =. \.
ROP RENr-The two Greeley houses At
ChapuaqaI the midst Cd, oil .pr 81, and yet
within tIpv 81 toe depot aIi only az hour ifo
Ncw-lur IIrlt " Ten rooms ~ All ol 'l ,, ,'u
wltcr t1riu $40 H. Carl attached The nosi fiutes1he
Address lIDOM 81. lit Agouur HUtr
ORANGE, y. J.-LEASE 0f COMPLETELY
~ IIANIS!LEy 4iOC~,. uoit.n iIl 'tculsl.si To-
ton rrourd. shade. fruit. admirable Address OMNE. Poet
Ogce Lok 5.a7a, frp i'rt -
rgNO LEf-N PEiafcld, y. j., furnished or
uuurnl,ed e. glat Nan ION, Deautial ."cItol iouf
a 90 Tpois. ali stLil. & ! tA,
nGit a. Adifesa .. b.. Box 80. v l.
T1O LET-In NEWARK, near DEPOT and
strainioa'. FiDOta. with steam Po0fr % without tr
LIGHT MAIL f.C4l i.fi also, b.tl ana lN9i"
MINT. NM story rick rita,r lDtNCf Ia Ans'n
It. r. NJ Il ASON, - Pafht"w, \. $.
rNO LET-At Grcrnvilr, Jersey CITY, bean
tIilv To- aei 10 'E. convenient 100 Tfil.on ~ Central
i,aru.d ~ New-Ier-ry tWc'F MINUTES o. N'N 'ih. "a
horse Jty tiy IN u ioGsc contains lN"r' i'Hh
han iu c,I.ic fr' d'd lY Lava ana 7" b.. - ahA
command, "a hLr ot sew hurk ba,, tHc Ndff0Nh sc
WILLIAM CUHRIT e. pro Nca E.iate.
No IS Liberty 81. New York - the 0st Once or''n
ynH
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auriiou Sales of Real esiai..
DHILADELpHIA CENTENNIAL EXHI

PHILADELPHIA CENTENNIAL EXHIBI-
Il TON BuILDINGs-wnl be sold at auction. without
by NJ. Thomas sons at the Philadelphia Exchange
TUESDAY, March T. lsl6. at noon. 10 valuable LOTS
or GROUND GirardRve and 4lstst, each IL feet
Inches 'front.' ST. by ll5 fee including fourfee wde
alley These very desirable for purposes
owing their proximity the
main Exposition Building and 70 the several passenger rail
For further particulars apply 10 ELLIS ID. VIII
lIAMS, 323 Walnut-st. Philadelphia.
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Eeani NoIltes.

NOTICE 10 CREDIT0RS.-ln pursuance OF
" an order ~ Court Chancery OF Tie Stle "l er
Ier.y In certain cansn therein depending, WHEREIN u ~
noRE X VAKI esrnrls ant and HE NV y EIssEI
MIpI,AND RAILWAY COMPANY are eieidAnlh OesiIius
date tie twoteh da5 Of DereIa, en- a d. is.o we Ih
sie ii Reoelv-r 81 salt The NewJersy hidlae haI~
Company hereby gives notice ali CREDITOR Of sad Con-, sny
% urtsri him, his office, Frst Nai al sank hihs
lsier,1D HswieTsry oath affirmation all uer sew
I claims and demands gsnsi tins said Company o. o. DC
t tLe ~ eth prl next being four mOnie IRON
fhe date ~ aDd default theresa they VIII bc eh
clud ron VI such dividend. ~ may thereafter
he doared by sdd upon the proceeds. nd effects o. SAID
cn,r,rnIon GAKtET A. HOBART Reoolver.
1t,ts,s-,T n I Dec % 1873
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OFFICIAL RECORD or MORTGAGES

Campbell Fraakln @. TO Edward Lange ard others
10 I'D So, Jth yc u.s.. 80 y
Same To rc q .0lst ~, ~ thaye; years I,UO1
stIu der. husband 10 jacob hisihtfad-,
.tu-st Of Avenue - years .-..-.--- Law
San an 20 %S SI"''" " ."'' 300
St0I eiit.l 4. H. ubdlla J. ana husband To jshirs u
Iyuu ul j8tts Of oh ave, years .....-.... 3, ~
King EdwGri ., 10 JOIn II Srrcyen, suardifn I 0i 800
I1Itls, % II NicheesaNe; yeais ---..---- oJoto
Mrleck l'tuara and vie 20 trtdvrlch taecUs. oso OF
% fclIncey st. 2 " an O,uOU
FarisF ina, husband 20 James J t1ict, Sc
corner u Avenue A anl CHI ST 10 Avenue @Jd 80
MaNil aid mUntls .-.---.- E,Juu
Ing M f.SrSH Of - ave VIZ year "a $500
Weld Fanny D. Il husband, 20 Geo 81 BaItAolth c"'
ss4Jthst, j,l AID Jit-ayes yer ~
smith, Iucic:l q. Edward " ood ana cth,Tb, d 900.
Jls b., o. g.. ave > ye4a-. 80, 9'VOO
I2layes ef'' 10 I'''e ,'u'i' 40 5000
C'i a. t', 81 81 ls,: yeSrs M 45oo
ktysI J sS Ga s st - s'N'on . 1000
Plat II Do, 10 az Eel. Hs COncoru-si. " % CO.. .
lgrage, cd anu lers.-..-- f'oOV
Day, D,u. lis sUd ai.,, 10 JnO CAR Cheffy 81 y" 90
lol AsV"V
Di--ny 90 10 LOS = n"ia- ~ 5000
tULsClsLl J. J. "a A'H. Del "'' 4'ot'''.''
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Tofa' sai@- f0r the DAY
ccifpr CnTrys

The FOREIGN adviccs without Importance TO
dag the London market for both ConSol- and nied
States securities being Il ady and money easy at
quotations last given. The Bank al England gained
IS OO0 bullion today on balance Erie declined
10 l5a,. Preferred closing at 3l93li2. and New
York Central At 1Oi. In Paris R"ntes were easier NJ
GG.45 the rate OF exchange on London declining to
o5.1Gl,. In Frankfort. United States new FIves
were quoted at 100. Gold opened strong at ll+'i,
AGAINST lI45- at the closc last night, and in few
minutes had moved mp to 10, the reported engnge
incut OF 500 600 gold coin for to-morrow's Gu
harder. half OF which subsequently Withdrawn
Before noon the price down 10 / i's, and later
ruled chiefly at llI3. until after . =. m, when
il declined 20 II ~. On cold loans the carrying
rates we're t. "a, and ~. The rates ~ foreign
chang, were early reduced 10 Sc and 800, or half
cent from yesterdays rates, the selling figures
heir on tine basis If T. SjGi.Sji2 and 4.S9a lSole.
Tia. import entries II foreign dry goods at the port Of
Nru-YorA for the week ending tonight amounted
in coin valuation to S2,773OI4. The amount mar
Lrt,d was S2,SI2,0lj. The Assistant Treasurer
raid ont $2l 900 i'm coin interest, chiefly March
coupons; total Of - O3G. 600. Tho redemption of
called bond, footed mp $l0s,O0O The days husi-
meas at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared, SiG.j.t3,On0; gold balances, S0sl,s70;
currency balances, ~. 1881. The principal gold
quotations were:
Ioon.Ii4S, iIi-5'..tltS IOo.....ItsiI go ..lnh
Yst : i3 5sS.iiiiti i, a 5'. ..iii SO'ii''
The days business ut tho United States subTreas-
ury comprised:
Goi rcccip. sII3fa7e 80 Curry payments 1922 go 81
told psyment' iiG Gi9 Cnry aaianer 80 .o o SS
G co,t Tr,,.ai 's,Gt7s oJ
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REAL ESTATE.
Srv.YoEK. Friday. March 8, 1877

HEw.YogK. Friday. March 3, 1875
Hall ]. How has sold to w. Il. lsham the SIX
AN lois northwest corner Madson-aye. and sKty-hith-
st. for $4,000 all cash -,
aueton sales were made;
ByA.H Muller 3 SeTL
1$SGry DrfS CITY HS lace lot soSxs6 T25A722 A., q,o
"i"i'" ~ z. '. Harae.t u, ,.u.. ,,,,,
story and basement brow stcne front houSh WIZ
o East IAN $50 # OF MsdsoDae lot iex EOS
iOdli; Robert Murray y = H.;
tstory bull tnes with iois, Mercerst 1SGts
S % h0 la GrpsSi iY # Houston St eao $50
iol Unionays ooit q Cedar St Zo1loo.l. 1905
lot nion loo # Of oodar'sr spnioo 1000
jos Cn@lpp Ts =. + fiecci:i Son.
sstOry and basement brick no 81 s,ia 9t John
s5ds 2tloi' OF s'''e lot io.o4-U:.- slle5O
similar house N To- So Eg te' t'oo y 4OS7
A, lot ls.9AloOs S or ~ SSDi Ssaneiiv
av, ~ 10 ~" Il o. cedars Morris
al IEo r Of &c ce SSa st 25xiS5I;
George BADJOtt...s''..-----
oPF1cJAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NETWORK CITY. ~,
4Othst 400 # " of 7tiaVe lG6KSSsi mary ssO 600
ss. O Ss II iOihavs 92ISi @ sn 1900
SO.G-st d s. 400 Il " OF 7u+A'@ Io'oA''''' ~ 1000
oGyIo 20 aaEy Il 23l9i 5000
Mi S@ 81 osS toS e sSd q afs e Joseph nominal
Narul yoH 100 ga WaI,lg same Oln nal
CSI lsqd' avs, ave, a. SsT o.
PTGspgets11' . umusi
@n.SSst nj - E $ s sSV 70
oorlandt ave COZ Oh Nominal
9y Ts e 10 81 SaTsS 10000
b7s OF ~ NH gil ave 1870. .,.n' % $500
shss : o . ioB H I. ~ ota 1oo'' 10000
I4ss Dyitn Com, SS to RSsS s 6s alVo ' 1855
l++s T,,it = S'ino p''l'l,, 49,. Nominal
s7b st'S' SEQ Of gdave, 25 90 John Hanen 90
,SlR 81 iGoii Of Slave 4o1ioOIi Allen
i5 II e -H "a y It d $dayc 5xod5. James Wal
'Sd,sr e 10 SS yy,l /. \ i.rown s. 90
VGl sgl 10 20 4 o 2daye 25zlOo also. ll9ta
IS 2.6ftwO Avenue a, 70AlUOlO. VIM NJ 41-s- 90 900
,i ST. = 80 lie Of 2aaTe 25x0S9 Watson 600
'22dsl 2I =, No 90 a. $50
'3st 5, g 70 IL q 'ous - $500
Ma. y lU psS. 20 20 Lac y $4,000
saSs' y = so sotls -sSoj; ms LaadOn, ,o
r ~ siis q S d III, st. 35x75 Fanny cohen
ssi : $50 - oi 81 ave- S7lxJS9; August 60 ooo
,t is I w! aS % ls' t Of i9 IL 26I 100 d iarJ
Cb-,itr ID / ustl and VIE Ia sel l4SS
cIas.st Nos 40 aId I52 J,Aso.oll. an @iteis to
r5 A1.s CT Maio st. Ssao15O IAN Wand
ia, a Teller - "a iisA ., -NOi"'n@
CaieSc 81 Ll ana hGslasd kele, .-..; 600
aT 9ar .l "a VII. 10 Geofse ii -, 1900
Grove ST. 81, 100 gaia ward: CIas Gtrding ami vie go
JC4t. -
SIs q - "a S II hsssd TO Jas - qls75
04 Igs5 10 Romano < i ,toa,snSutn $4,000
l47tlst ~ % 4 C1ttO4-as,s 2SN 90 25i " arE
sAr- Iia-iey " IA A heey ...----.-'---''''' iz'O
Avenue A, no .G2 years John kinger to Nikozus co
Chailaai-st, No 90 store and basement years; go
Henry Levy - khss ConeI- ;..... LAW
SheilA-st = no %, years; Isaac Halsry 70 Ann .
CS AZ 81 NO 49, yea ii.H''' 500
lOIaclAl J. \. SAVAGE, tePuiy * Histei'
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3te Cream.

HORTON ICE CREAM
A Ia made from PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM.
aud the puc dis 1verng ine fact AZ they compare ~
with others maKe made IRON Pare Cream
other establishment Of the
Kind in the world, almost equal tanse of all the Ne"
York ieaeTs combined We hus enabled 20 supply a
BETTER ARTICLE Al a LOWER FIGURE uiAn any
Otuor esi, .siinlrIl
CHARLOTTE RUsSE. rich and dricous
~ CENTS PER DOZEN. or - CENTS PER OUTFIT
pFPOTs-NO. 305 4TfI-AVE. AMI No. i,26a BROAD
WAY.
RUSSELL g. SONS, ICE CREAM.
y. ~ Bible House, oPIssito Onper Institute
,I,ec Al AL inn IN a. town orders.
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5nrullurc.

nor CASH BUYERS--Nclvctc"nS Carpets.
Mating .ofts, Cashmere. OSrrcnati y, ii"fsn a"l "l
BlanAc,H, IsriaI,. iaG.fens hhreuhz OPys,rl ""''N
Lap s,D1-. a sDt'" oi-.i. - Ni ''' "i'""''
FURNITURE. CARPETS, AMI BEDDlNp-
4 lars. stnr. s4prrir qndiiy, aud low uncrs u H. W.
Tpw p fi.JJiWi M x Cu'N l5j aud III Chuham.-L
Ertat r. i.jn "a prices noKi - iy- iaymoIts may
% made meatlt}.
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Denilslrn

ELEGANT GUM SETS, 81; Rose Pearl, so
II lsbc mctsi for shsIow Jaw. S7l evntuH"ds gin
... luo porcelain l, - uitouf O.tic - ~
hiinhtT1 6. H. MDDEHANN, ~ Third ava ~ ar 1tfiy
tlNtLKL
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-fecth extracted
4 vifur I ptn. Hr. HA~BRDUrK. formerly Orcrt'0r
nj l..'s ndse- sprc att Of tho O' ipr gas iIr tie
painless extraction Of "et at l,.3l BfOalwy corner "'
26.h ~
SOMETHING NEW. CHEAP and BEAUTl-
- FUL!-Ay Rose lzli Plates dnlic4ing color AM SUB
riAnoal aru,Ial teeth. e2osi everything hTcIl"fe OF
beauty. sirrngth and Lgaiueusi nris "1 !" e sven
appreciated made 10 ono day, and bny 4II 10 ~ pI
Call Also b,sl Rubber btS IRON slo 70
rs Gold and lsua, 800 to 49,. Extracting hniri gas
UT Z. O. NAIE 40 last Twoutyih rust. nedf Mads"haVe
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1ouses ano farms Uanteo.

DR0PERTY OWNERS can secure desirable
tenants by pacn their houses in my hands r. GARRY.
Real Estate Broker 1928 broadway 3lstst under
Grand Hotel.
WANTED to RENT-H0USES of all classes
w and sizes and especially of the um have
applicants waiting the latter Send Immediately
10 JOSIAH JEX. NO L. 23j Broadway.
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prookInn propertp 60 Get

TENO BET-In the Nineteenth Ward, Brooklyn
4 f. D. tlretsiuiy all ..-,meut br OK II uSE WITH 400
improvements; low For pIrticgars address NJ Il -
StlLOu Z, ciy.
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Gonntrp Real Gstatt for Sale.

10000 A A&aH2sc S hAN xRa F2H SALE %.
HOTLL also splendid Residence all free and clear.
JOHN wIGHTMAN, Cory. Penn
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Good Ordinary ......... $50 Low Mddling ...l09s
Strct(iOOd lUais Middng - us
delivery the market was excited ana buoy ant
owing better accounts nom Liverpool and auemdl 10
The advance at ono time as lnuch as
l4c but some decline took place toward the close.
For delivery the sales have been A. ooWs sales yes
teray aiicr p. March 100, II eci Apnl 100 lEic
/ 90 2s,qc May 700, - i,sc; 900 - dc june 100
ibii,c- 500 I3I59c: August 800 l32ic First cal-Apn,
200 f21,c: MAJ 200 37szc; June, 300 - 2c August
LOO bales. Second Call-May Lon,
i35,sc; total LOO bales. Thrd call No transactions
SALE To- dav up D. m.-March. 90 PEG; 100 IL &c;
Ami 10 l2c zoo - 2'agci poo 2Disc l4OO l2.2c;
2OOO II Ibisc 300 l23a2c; ZOO l3c 700 l@ 3lc ,-OO
nc. 300 T. lasc 10 l3c 500 II a1cj 100 i2iSiGci
Ms 90 55gc 5000 10 7c 20 l5Ne o 2Ve i@'SS 81
iy5sc: 700 Ga Juu,, 600 l32c l5oO l3 s2cf 900
1870; 100 - 7aac: 1IoO - t,a2c 100 l$o.c 4,m
3-5s.c; 1..O0. l5'ica 700 i3s,2ci zoo 3aa2c$ o.
i3gI-c: 800 1899; August. 1000. 1885, 100 l3<c;
100 IL 5,ec loo II ls4ct 200 l4ci TOO l1"azc TOTAL
IS, 200 bales grand tOt.I, fl.luo. -.-.--.
The following latest
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BrooAlnn gral gsials fOr suIc.

Brooklnu Rral GstI!s for SHie.
AT HARDPAN PRICES.-F0R SALE or TO
n LET voPew story Brown stone fro.i d N.LLlN1Si
zgS and 40 siEtist, % al improvements JA- A. Van
IkUNr On thc premises, or u sOutlrsi.. Ne~f"Tf.
TOR SALE-In Brooklyn, n twO-StOry base
u ment snd Sub cellar P.'AAE HOUSE nils> e I" iNnk
21s38 10 - goof order. Price, S3ODp terms
FOR particular quiro OF -. tONiii SJf fdii0n 49,
OVerC y "a u.
nor SALE:
Il 3s.or, br house No. 81 Lafayette ave-
2stoTy a4dlt.ic brick h0iisi. ~ hlCa5-S
jsoTy brick hOu-s, % Willow 81.
3sotY tr OK DO isr. l5S iten~eas-st
SstOry brcf .,,A l79 aud ~ WiilOughbysL
GEOaGE X. DU1TON. 1 Wall 81, New1 orG.
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CoNEINM.NT Took DEPART vrNr--2 O'Clock.
l. o, 90 Refift,rcf. lo-l q 1-.n Coupon. 1857 $50
o. no ... ..... ! 80 ~. ............-...-l2l !
L s p 20 terisier,d ls67
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Real @siate 60 gxrhanse.


EXCHANGE for good FARM or country resi-
H dcnce, desirable BTOwnstone dwelling occupied by
the finest brooklyn convenient TO ferries
and cars J. O. HOYr, III broadway
TNO EXCHANGE for a FARM-A desirable
STORE PROPERTY a BROOKLYN. centrally located and
r,njcd class dwelling with lots location
surpassed ]. O. EOYT III broadway.
, 1876-10-11


LANSING, Mich, Oct. 8.-Thc Btato Sabbath
School Convention closrd Thursday at Owosso.
Among tho topics discussed was 'Thc Relation
Of tho sunday-School to American Citizen
slipn; Entertainments, How and Whatl''
" Dangers OF the Age, aud Public Safeguards
by the Hon. r. 8. Page, Of Ann Arbor; "Thc
sabbati,-Setool M AID to Popular Education"
by tho Rev. W. D. Love, D. D., OF East Sag
NAV, The Executive Committee for tho cn-
suing year is as follows: The Rev. Thomas
Wright, Of Feutan; the Rev. z. Grencll, Of Bay
City; tic Rev. j. N. Elwooil. Of Port Huron;
". II. Hitchcock, Of Detrot; tho lion. 7. T.
pagc, of Ann Ari}or; JAMES Gallup, Of Grand
Rapids ", II. Dnyed, Of Monruc. Secretary,
W u. King, Of pontiac.