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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-18

Improvement Of shilling per quarter for dry parcels
The renewal OF mid weather. with much RAIN "a causing
the bulk Of deliveries to arrive in bad condition. On
spot sales without any marked activity importers have
obtained an advance OF Id cental Maze has been
quiet and rates barely maintained Our fresh arrf
walls during the past three days shave been extreme
ly limited. The quantity OF wheat now on pas
to the United Kingdom nearly z,OOO,OOO
quarters lis than half Californian, the
great bulk OF which is for distant arrival Consequently
our early supplies must remain very moderate To-Day
the market numerOusy attended than Is usual
on Frdays. and wheat had free sale at advance OF
fully penny per GENITAL on Tuesdays currenciea
Flour sells readily for rather money. Corn was In
moderate request, the turn favOring the seller.
The circular Of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Assoct
aon In Its review OF the trade for the week ending Lass
evening says: cotton active last Friday and
Saturday but became quiet Monday 1t has since been
heavy with limited business and prices have fallen con-
sideraby in almost every description American was In
active demand early in the week. and further advanced
,sd Since then the demand has been nngud aud prices
I'D To lad. lower Sea Island has been In mod
crate request previous rates. Future business has
been large and prices after considerable ctuaton, are
about lad. below last Thursdays"
STATE OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE London and Continental STOCK
Exchanges were fat to-day, and International stocks,
such Russian, Turkish, Egyptian, Hungarian.
and French, declined considerably. Consols
were remarkably steady throughout closing at their
best point for the day but thing else suffered from
the threatening aspect OF political affairs Ia London,
however the most sensitive stocks did not close at their
worst point, but showed recovery of q TO per cent
late Ia the afternoon
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sented no new features. It is still subject to the
manipulation of operators who, having bought Lake
Shore from SO up to 62os find no market for their
purchases after the frightened shorts have covered.
This stock, as usual, has monopolized large portion
of the days business opening at sos. it advanced
to 567s, declined to 55os and closed at 56is. The
upward movement was stimulated by an UNI
founded report that there was to be an
other meeting of the trunk lines held to-
day, to settle the so-called railroad war.
Michigan Central followed with rise from 42l4 to
49, and then after a set back to A. to 42Ss. Natu-
rally the St. Pauls feverish and uctuatng after
the recent decline the extremes were 1Ssi019l20
1898 for the common, and 5Oi2051 l495lls for the
preferred. The North-Westerns were clearly manip-
ulated for the purpose of inducing trading in
terest. The common stock sold at 327s932l2
G3fls634, and the preferred at 57osd573SG
5S3sd5Sls There is not doubt but that
operators will find it to their interest
to leave these stocks alone. While perhaps their
market prices high, their peculiar position rem
ders il particularly dangerous to sell them short
Rock Island was weak, selling at 90si0994, and
Central and Hudson inactive at lO1l2 Erie
gained 30 in sales at los. Ohio and Mississippi were
steadier at 6064a6, while the preferred I'M
proved to 10ls. Delaware. LackawaDna and
Western was active and weak at 71's0692fG
7Ol2G7O3s. and Delaware and Hudson on
a hight business was barely steady. Central of
New-Jersey sold at 34G330s034is. Western
Union was neglected at 2li071 7s072, and Pacific
Mail shade firmer at 2j02fsi The market
closed feverish at final prices comparing with those
of yesterday as follows: Declines-Central of New
jersey and Wabash, each ls; Rock Island and West
ern Union. each Ia American Express. b; Morris
and Essex, 12 Delaware, Lackawanna and West
en, g; and Illinois Central, l. Adyances-Erle,
II; Hanniba! and st. Joseph, Northwest pre-
ferred, and Union Pacific each u; ST. Paul com
mon and preferred, each So; aud Northwest, lis
per cent. The following table shows the
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The dosing rates Tor foreign exchange are Z

The demand for money was again very Iight 20
day all around owing to the dizziness OF business IN
at the banks is per cent, but Stock Exchange Dor
rowers were freely accommodated at 80 - per
cent Toward the close there was sudden stliien-
inc 10 l. For the best grades of merchant paper
rates range from 4 to u per cent lime loans are
quoted ; and for 90 days. The United states
treasurer at Washington received to-day $NOOOoo
national bank notes for redemption. The customs
REGENTS were 5000, OO0 aud internal revenue re-
celpts $500. 900. The following is the Clearing
house statement to-day: Currency exchanges,
exchanges. $685., 262; gold balances, $500, III.
Government bonds were dull and steady. kegis-
tered Us of 1881 sold at MS coupon at liza;
coupon, new lS65s, at 1928; coupon, 1858, M
1157s; registered. 1868 al lG3i, and registered
10 iNs al 1875. We nmneX latest street qn0tatlOns:
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In State bonds Missouri six per cents Were easier,
M io5i, maid and bid and District of Columbia
Cos fTrner at 675sG6s; Arkansas Us funded act
sold at 49, In city bank stocks, 90 shares Fourth
thongh not large trade in railway mortgages. ST
pani's were heavy frsts La Crosse division, declin
ing to 1912 and gold rs TO 102. Northwestern
and Mississippi declined from 42i2 to IL. and re-
acied TO 49, Consolidated 5. L. selling at Sl3l. Nor
ris and Essex irsts sold at 1l6; North Missouri
6rsts Mt 81, and Toledo aud Wabash seconds at 90.
The following are the imports of dry goods nc the
mort of New York for the week ending to-day and
since the beginning of the year. compared with the
corresponding portions of previous years $3.50.
f6r ne UeeN. i>1t tc55. .lSIoc-
Entered at the port 60. sl22z1i7 sl0l0569 sl0s629S
Thrown markell. l,JOOlio l,OOo0IS VIHp1V
since i'm. /. -. -. 49,. 49,. ... a., -, ,,o N,
Thrown ON MARKET. 24O6Sl3 9I72s.41 75,74i.3l4
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Ooth.Si s. Soy ~ " ~ u per Nominal
7lstst = 8 Us \ 9U Mngnuo a. 900
Henry It I2:1-i A. y " SI vim Nominal
wi to aalae Nominal
No is. 25xlOO; III linde TO NJ GoIDeig %'''
J7thst 325 II Of 9thaye 5ONlOQ 10 10 os;hs &c .oo
deed IS Nichols ami others toJ iiaslinss io'o
7Sist = ~ ,1 ~ e Oh o'"A''' ....... 10000
21,STe, ~, cor . =, gust Nominal
Solst' u r. 800 II " Oh Su"'e' 0oAioVo $50 1000
lOhst u ;, 30 ~ s Si IaH'o Nominal
Ciaysyc 3 227 # : Of Hudsonst COX Irregular 900
lsth Ward W Loughran to NJ Dnny ''
llzih-st II = l5o.S ~ u sc 81 tp,' ~ 1900
40ihsi; s. 49, ~ ~ s o,'' ~ 10000
4bfh.st, 9j 10 " OF LeNingtonaye, zVHIVvUoi u.s.
5lhsl - ilOit S 81 n a Mannins oIninal
l2iiis 100 II % P bssH@ $4,000
Ave q II cor OF inst So IS''N''''' ~ ..... 5000
Oha.hain I al IL w 20 ai0ete Nominal
seth ST 22j II of 5thave, 5OxlO22i hitter
band and NJ IutterOand
7,tast l6g Il OF AVeA' EohiO1 - a $500
MadsonaIe cor o2dS' ZoAlooo l27OO
o3ist n e. 10 IL { vi ''n"''' .'' - -. 800
3dsi 4os.lI III 2, 49, VI A'o ~ 80 -. $4,000
70tGs = 30 II . OF "'h'e' ''NOo'' 80. $500
10 hist n a 45O Il W Of shave. 5oH20l:ll; also
iOOlh St o. 519 y cn0 OF G'""'o' ,. 10000
ioaciali J. V SAVAGE Deputy Register.
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported TOR rHE rRIDUSE.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
per Norih Rtrsr YesseIA nnd RnILrn1fa
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHEsThere moderate trade in Pots at 42c which
steady market Pearls are quiet aud unchanged al
BEEsWAX-A continued duiness must be reported and
yet further changes be noted Western still quoted at
BROOM CoRN-Oniy small and unimportaut trade has
becn done but late prizes are we quote short Sreen
CHICCoRY has been in fair demand at 4'G6c golf FOR
COXL~The offerings of Anthracite daily assuming
larger prOporuons, which, with the moderate Inquiries
asy but other Goals are quiet and unchanged
We quote: Liverpool House Camel slSdsl7' Liverpool
$3.50 30; Provincial a 50GS5 so currency;
80 % Cumberland top and Clearneld. SIS
ass % and Anthracite siasj by the cargo
Domingo 26a2sc for Maracibo I4diGc for Caracas and
l2s Sr sHsa2@ al ESS have been moderate sales
OF late and prices show rmness we quoe Gnply mogs
I Is feet ao 79 h Mcse shecK viii
II 90dS2; sugar Shocks. with Heads 81 inches - POO
cOFFEE~Pices Tor all kinds were unchanged Rio 1870
MaaeaDo, lGqlSc. and Java, 2la25e god There was
fair inquiry for RIO and $500 bags OK G Of santiago sold
shipped to Chicago OF MaracabO III bags sold at ieas
coRbAGE-N changes, in the, list have occurred,
and nothing beyond the usual trade has been
lone oS Manila cOr9se 1s ss above d hfsnd eea
do do. o.;hiead and strsad i0c Manila cordage, Bolt
ii;SS Dc DO Whale Lines l7c Jared Manila il
Fine Tatd Manila lstn Yarn 49, ssal RoRe IL 2T cd
Ssa Iath Yarn lie: Fine Tarred Sisa do ~ c Russia
Hemp Tarred Cordagc, lSc. American Hacked Hsmp
arr,d Corage I2c Tarrod American Lath Yarn l2c Fine
CoTToN-There a small business on the spot at IN:
changed prices the Liverpool market beig dull and easier
little encouragement ~ export trade there was
fair demand spnneis, but holders maintained yesr
DAYS price there Was little business sales OF Jos bales in
clnng 129 Tor home and 40 lor m e
this day last week Az bales this day last year. total
and 1884 SSi bales this last year total since sept l.
426 O22 Dale against 65S bales during the same time
IIeu upia a ire A
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BRITISH TRADE REPORTS.
,,s,rcra op prITER pRIcFs FOR GRAIN-COJ
FLUCTUATiNG.

FLUCTUATlNG.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. ia leading grain cir
cuIar says The uneasiness on the subject of Eastern
affairs increasing the grain trade again assumes consd
cradle nrmness with a tendency TO advance in value
Foreign wheats are generally held for more
onev while British In some cases realizes an
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Total sales for the day
. seller 10 days. G9i2 seller days.
crosrya rrtcys or rnlLAprLPHrA STOCKS.

There was nothing specially startling IN the cable
alyices to-day though the rumors are stu OF war
like nature. In London British consOs Tell at the
opcning 10 9ja9Jis but advanced subsequently To
9j3s United States bonds were barely steady Mt no
special change ia prices 1868 at 1854, old lo6os
MI lO3I. new fves at 1876 q lower, and ten-fortles
nj IO73s Erie was steady AT 9l2. There was no
nuototion for money reported, but the further sum
of 1915 900 bullion was Withdrawn from the Bank
Of England total for the two days OF the
Bank week of flGs. 600 Silver Is quoted at 53'st.
the ounce In Paris French live per cent renteS
opeucd nj 1Oi OJ. The Gold Room was quiet, and
speculation tame aud undecided. On the early
cable news the price was 1Oo7s but later It fell Ia
IOoli remaining dull at 1092i 9iO97s all day. On
gold loans IN, rates were ~ ., and per cent carry
ing ON time loans the 80 day 10 SIX months rate is s
orcarryiug Foreign exchange iirmer to-day Tor
actual business say - S26Si S2li, and ~ STA
81 SII3 long and demand bills; nominal rates are
UNCHANGED. The imports of specie, the AbySslnla
this week having landed S75o,OOO gold com ana
5000 900 silver, and called bonds, the latter begin
ming to come over quite freely, occasion DETER IN
curry for sterling bills Any higher ruling OF rates
However is likely to he met AMI checked ny tle
abundant offerings of cotton bills. The import en-
tries of foreign dry goods ut the port OF New-l0rk
for tbe week ending tonight were To the gold vaiua
tion of 81 OS6,2 95 The amount marketed was
sol $50 The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000
in coin interest on the public debt and $4,000 III
redemption of called bonds The operations at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared, Sl9-
GO5. 900; gold balances, S914,7O0; currency bal
ances. Sl,OOi,JiS. We annex the principal quota
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ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC. .,o
-. vs..s ESQ sun go. 440 Noon sets.~ o;ls
HIGH WATER THIS pAY-A ~ -, ,,.o,
island 934 1fell u ferIy
HIGH wAIER DAY-P. - an
ksndy Hook. o2l Cows isand ooi hAoA u A''
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEN

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TEl..,IUN AND PHILADELPHIA. -
Leave New York, foot OF ibertys at 5i0 645 75 el5
m, 1880, 8. $3.50 y. 49,
APO G2O T.
Leave Philadelphia from North Pennsylvania Rail
road Third and Berksss at 1850 $50 Am $50, 800 3.
6:3Op
Putnam Room Cars attached 10 the 14J and
$40 trains from New YORK, ana TO trains leaving Ihrd
and BcrEs.sts at 3 and $50 D.
4 ira ~ connect al trenton Junction Trenton.
Leave New York nj $40, S:l5 1870 2l0,
$40 ga 7:20 p. IN. -
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Real gsiaie Go exchange.

4 HANDSOMELY furnished, well-located
~ HOTEL. IL successful operation. 10 lNcla1ge for
large farm. D. II. HOUSTON. 80 IAbrrty.st
DROOKLYN NIGHTS. overlooking the River.
- -Bcautful RESIDENCE and GlDiuNDs, would ~,
WHITING. . Beokinaust
EXCHANGE.-Wester property and Dry
A. Goods: Mortgages wanted, Rents collected patronage
solicited 4. H. DE- NOIIE SH9 Hudson ~
EXCHANGE - An elegant and extensive
IL suburban HOME-cost $50. TO. 40 nuutes ~ ra-"H
cychau ged iO unmproyo land Connecticut YORK
Newt ersey free ana clear. Strd fIl particulars 10
WEsfC1ESTEB, NegYorA r. %. Box 3,I69.
EXCHANGE FOR FRUIT FARM-ln good
II order suburban IL room cottage houses 40 minutes
NewNors by two trunk railroads. near dcpots pave
men tWo floors lots 81 nearly acre, lad
ont IN drive lawn garden fruit shade, v.ne' &c; well
drained and healthy assessments AMI hight taGcs rent
for 500 month value S2iOOOi equity $1,000 Address,
stating particulars OF property, T. o. Box lsl, Elizabeth NJ
WILL EXCHANGE "a fine four-story high
w stoop HOUSE very desirable OF the city for
INV w. Box 1885, city
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n. B-staterooms heated by stealr-ppe7
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
~ Trains leave Newlork via Cortandi ami Desorossess
$50 a. m washington Pittsburgh Columbus Chicago C,n
''' ciunaii LOUISVILLE Indianapolis &c. paro ears
Washington Pullman cars 10 principal " esIerh Ses
ngton. Same connee ions West as by $50 a; m tram
2S5 M Washington The south and West Richmond
cCiamDus, chicago Cincinnati. st Ious LoIisyils
man car principal Wes,crn Giles; ~. -,
savannah, Lynch0urg Aiia1ls NewoIieans &c Pits
vile. IHdiaaapcns, We Pullman seepers 10 Washing
ton Pullman ears 10 pIi9cg ,, eSSrn cities
For hT9ngn tGSes please cal at cC@PaGyys Offices s Sl5
Of CosSt agd BesGros.essi ana DEPOT jersey City '0O
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
foot Of Lbortst and loot of clarksons up town. Freight
Commencing oct O. iS76-Leave New.York foot of Lib.
$40 mMAiL TRAIN for EsstCn Bely.dere; Betnlehem
tor Thiladelphis at Jpncuon witn D.. L. 4 W. r. r.
si5 m-MonS%G EXFR%Ss daiiv except sgpdays), for
hg% dse Sss hasG ep ms@r c Tods
Towanda. WkesbaTre scranton Danylie %liamspo &c
Mauch Chunk. WIkes ARE. Scranton, Tamaqua Mahanoy
CIV. Haze ei Reading Columbia Lancaster fphra'
and m,s Sh SnnE s CONNECTS E "a ncon
Del a6 1, and %s scma Eal Tsl and Pennington
6.la ,. nl-Ior o M Bro9k. 49,, ,,.,.,
Allentown 1 Maue cSuns WEesSafre To%anda Reading,
Han. sbuIg, and Vest.
~S:3Op. m.-FOr Easton. -. -.
Boats leave foot Of Clarksonst. town. AZ 635. 13o.
eos lOO5. 1885 a M; 1880 $50 $780, 42O, 500 62O
7:2O 80 1905. lI:60 80.
For TRAVIS 10 local points timetable at stations
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NETWORK, LONG
BRANCH OCEAN GROVE SEA GlRT AMP sQUAN.
Time Tabo Is. 1876: Trans leave Newly ork from
foot LDerty.sL North River al Slb lIi5 a. m 4:i5.
5:l5 p.m 800
From foot OF Clarkson-st 1l35
10 keypOft connect at MaaWan Statlon
with ali trains
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Gin properIp 90 fet.

EULLY FURNISHED BROWN STONE
HOUSE; desirable location filed with profitable dodgers
terms, In advance proprietor Obliged t. leave city
Address W. b.. Tribune Uptown ONCE, l,2is Broadway.
V'O LET-Two very desirable FLOORS for
light housekeeping fully furnished private house. 22o
West 5>thst
TWO FINE FLATS TOILET at 115 West
Eleyenths, between Finn and sixthaycs price si3;
one $50 a month JASITok
uNO LET-Two of the largest and most
II elegantly finished suites in the city, In the new
apartment house. Parkaye and 4Oths, facing the
Park.
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Gounirn Real gsiaie tor Sale.

EOR SALE. or TO LET.-$3j0 will rent
10 room COTTAGE: hot IN cod water stationary tabs,
&c; line hour from Clty Han Al-p, ~ endd
place handsome grounds plenty 0i itut
house ~ bath. &c; s'abAng for six horses nom
nal rent Two pretty OTTAGt-. u 30 TcLt per
JAMES H. HAY. - Broadway.
NEARFISUKILL DutcnesS COnty-Na luable
~ FARM Of 1856 Acres HDd housc large barn VI D. soh
low remain mortgage. KIIAN ID q WlilIlN"'
. Hrskmdn-st.
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Gitn Real gsiale for Sale.

! COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
X aboyr. warranted. smoky chmnsys cu.cd.
| nav send Ion clrcuiAr, HULL. RiPPEN q Co,
| 49, Third ave aud 2.th.st. N"g-AOrk
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Gonnlrn properlp 40 Eel.
Corporation Noilees.

NOTICE.-Proposals for building new wooden
~ pier 30 n II ION of present Al (the removal OF
which together with the sheds g. thereon viii form part o.
The contrct received at the ONCE OF the Department
oi Docks III aud ll9 Duanest, until O'Clock m. Of
THURSDAY, 23d NOVEMBER 1875. For fun information
ace he CITY Record" Copies FOL sale at No City Hall
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Gteamboais ano Railroads.

A LBANY -PEOPLE's NE.-SPLENDID
steamboats, leave Pier ~ North River loot Of Canal st.
North and West Meals ON the European plan.
y. B.-StaterNoms heated by stesln-pipes.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Friday, Nov. IL. 1876
At the Exchange Salesrooms to-day the foi-
lowing Iublic auction sales were made
By l. H. Ltsil0to I. CO.
twosSry frame aS'T wiiR 9 o. II Fl Thayer $3.50
Ep 4. II. Nteg'ry q O.
lots Of wss l3tt1 100 81 'hAve o@o sis25
gfDgi ". CdIHp.
l three story and basement orown.stone house Win
lease OF lot n : % East .Gths 333 ~ ave-,
lot, 2yXSi 10: Goeot casofor ~ years ami NOUNS
from gov l. 1906 ground $40 pei apnun. 1920
H. &. HdTHefL 100
plot cill9 q TSsi 2 giS Il ec 10 II $500
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Good Ordinary 9lSta Low lOlSs
StrcI Good ordinary IU7,e Mddlin9 llss
For future delivery there moderate business At
is5,c: January 200 ll9s1c; 800, l2s2c. April 400,
ID 10 total 300 bales. Call tOay-Deoember, loo,
iTg5e: Iannaiy 3O1 I2isac; 100 l2lec February 800.
i27sc; March loo. l2i5gc total 900 bales second call
Third Cal-Neyem6sr 200 1liSl'c March 100 l2aa1sG
10 z D. m-Noven6er, 100. ll7sc.; 100, llsisci 10,
isia.c; December lOo lla'lsc; 100 l2e; i0O l2lssc
10 IilSisc LOO 1laia2c 400 l2c 100 l2Is2ci ivoo
600 i5 sc 800 Ibec February 100 l2ec; 400, l2'9sc;;
o. i2ossc 500 I2qsc. 100 I2slsc; 800, l2s2sci 400.
i2iSsc; 100 l2Sc 200 l2s9ge; 800 l2ase; 200 Pig;
&C.; 100 I3isc Exchange 500 paid 10 exchange No.
yeber n for 500 regular total 1900 bales; grand tota
flnn n lains he mar ri
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Autiion Sales OF Real Celnis.

AT AUCTION.-BUSlNES PROPERTY,
~ I25 Btecgcrs full lot aud four story building viii be
sold on u EsDAY Nov -, Al ~ ocloc al TIE EAcAnEe
~alrsroou by l.. A. LAWRENCE q Co.. AuctonreIA u.het
Of supreme Court Ia iof CLOSURE. sale l9'
Fur nap. aud Information apply 10 NNsEN WANDELl-
Attorney. 900 Broadway.
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rJ,HE TOLL-GATE Prize Picture sent free
An insenous ecmi 30 objects " find Address, with
STAMP e. g. ABBEY, Buffalo. N. \.
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V X. sIEyENsON. IT,. Aucti1nccr, umco No PING
i He VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERLY
north ITOomr ana Mulberry sls VIII he
sold at auction TUESDAY Nov 81 l~1t AZ u ~ 81 ~
Sarsrpom IL Broadway, In following parcels; corner
parcel ll6 feet on Mulberry 49, win ipur
brick bucncs thereon lot on Mulberry ~, adjoining h'Nt
2sx7J with brick building thereon; Tot on BrJp nrs apin
ing same 2j3xg5q aud 1916 with BRICK budins thereon
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FRIDAY, Nov. Up. NJ.
Tho stock market to-day, while irregular, has pre-
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Alilllnerp.

MARIE TILMANN of PARIS. New Fine
tl PARIS MILLINERY today, from al the best makers
new goods 423 Sixthayc, near fNcniy-sXthst
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miscellaneous

TOR SALE-A first class TICKET to HUNT.
iii Nov o. Apply TO O. W. IDELI. 227 Westinghouse
NewYork.
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SECOND BoAED-1 O'CLOCK p. NJ.

les NJ stat, Vonds- Rdiroad Bonds-- Bank aud Rail
road Shdr6S- ErlTeSs Stocks. Sc.
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furniture.
Cost ano fonn0.

I OST-POCKET- BOOK, from P0nghkeepsie
~ 10 New.York Nov 10 containing grecub1cks, coru1-
cafes Of iron stock note $3.50 payment stop d. Reward
$50 THOMAS MOORE, 81 Catbennest. NeW-hhh'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-14

Another important step toward clearing
away complications was taken in the United
States Senate yesterday. B1r. Merrimon, of
North Caroline, one OF the few Senators
who have publicly expressed belief that
the twenty-eeoond rule, under which some
of the Confederate members of the House
of Representatives claim the right to throw
out the votes of Republican States, is still
10 force, insisted that the joint rules are in
operation, when the adverse decision of the
presiding officer OF the Senate was sustained
by the overwhelming vote of SO to 4. Near
~ all the Democrats present acted with the
entire body Of Republicans in sustaining the
chair, and thus clearly expressed their
disappr0val of the most plausible plan
hitherto devised for giving the Confed-
crate majority in the lower branch of
Congress an opportunity to reverse the
legal reeult of the presidential election.
The eleven Democratic Senators who voted
in the affirmative were doubtless thor
oughly satisAed that tho position taken by
Speaker Randall and Senator Merrimon IL
untenatle, sud that it could not be regard
ed ~ . safe breaetwo for partisan war.
fare against the verdict Of the American
people. This action Is . strong indorse-
mfnt BY number of the ablest and most
Influential supporters of Tilden and Hen.
bricks of the true theory that there are NO
congressional rules prescribing methods for
counting the electoral vote, and that in
their absence, or in the event of failure of
the two houses to agree upon q system for
counting the votes, the right and power to
discharge that duty rests with the Pres
ldent of the Senste.-Philadelpkia Press.