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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
COTTON MARKETS.

BALrNoag, oct l0-Cotton quiet: Micdlng 1906 Low
Adug nisc., Good Ordinary 33sc gross receipts ~
bales exports colstwse 10 bales, sales 3OO Diesi SPIN
ners 300 bales stock 4j77 bales. -
NORFOLK. Oct. lJCOtt0n dull Mddliug, lOifc; ne re-
coipts 1867 bales; exports TO Great Britain 3JlO bts
COttWist, ZIG balcs sales 5S bales; stock 20 81 Das
GALyESrON, Oct. l9-COtJ0n quiet; Middlug, lOc loW
NlddlnM v'-c.i Good Ordinary JtG: net receipts 8! %
bales; Great Britain 6Gf bales; cOastWse, lG2
bales: sal g, Ill bales stock. 4y,OSO bales. 49,
CINCINNATI, oct lJCOUon lower TO sell; MidAng lOfc;
bales; shipments, S7S bales; sales 81 bales Stock 5jU3
bales
WILMINGTON oct 1o-Co,ton unchanged; Mddling, 07scj
Low Mi'dIng, 9ac: Good Ordinary, rCCoIBt 30
bales; sales. 295 bales stock, 9,2s5 bales
LOT4vItLE oct. l9.-CuttJu quiet; Ndding, lOAc.
ArGJsIA, oct lg-COtton steady far demand; NiddlrF
9'lc5 Low Mddlne 9c. Good Ordinary. &C.; receipts l6l)
bales sales l,3O2 bales
SAyANSAf oct. l0-Cotton quiet Middlng loiic.; Low
Midng &c.: Good Ordinary e7-c.; net receipts 2st7
hae5i gross 21 bales; exports 10 France. lI3O Oales
MOBILE oct. 19-Cottou fmi MiCdlmg. l00l0ieci Low
Midng 90 r; Good Ordinary, altc; net receipts 2Jll
tles exports coastwise 9 bales sales 1000 bales STOCK
Ngw.OgfVaSs. oct. .-Cotton-Gooi demands MiIdlng
lobe; Low Mddlpg, l0iic; Good Ordinary, 9hci net re-
crs. 1919 uggs gross, 66it DaeS exports 10 France
@3i2 b1l'i coast"se $500 bales sales 1000 baes STOCK
lUJ.Os bales.
Cii,atf,Ioy. oct lo-Cotfon firm Wlilng 1890; low
Nddug 10 l- Good Ordinary itI3 c: net receipts @D
bales exports - Great Britain 1880 baiosi sales, 5000
bales . atocs, 5I, lsg bales
WfNPurs Oct cotton irregular; buyers AND sellers
apart; MIdduug, lOl-0luAr; receipts. lU02 Dacs; slip
,uts 252I bales: sales 300 bales stock, 2Ol15 bales.
ST.. Lorl5, oct l9.-CottOH quiet Midhng. lOlc Low
Iuents 40 i1es sales. $50 bales; stock, COZ bales
BOSTON oct ig.-CDttpn quiet; Nddlng, lie; Low Mt
ding, Oic Good Ordinary lOc net receipts 5OI Ddts'
gross 500 bales; stock, lj.3 bales.
Nddng, luLc; Good Ordinary 52ci net receipts l,ozl
bales gross, l]aj bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20

LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

rrwY YORK. OCT. 1g-BPEyFs-At today, Including
those evening n cars al Jersey CITY, cars
0 cm were for sale. Tity woio not needed
for il WAS Impossible ca SELL wit arrive time added
several state lots, some holding from Monday. We could
scarcely imagine market When a. possible 10
s al reduction 81 about nc from TIE ~
Monday. Nice little butchers sold 90 -, c
Texans, hut several lots n
cTn Ohio cattle thin, and sold 7i68 % aud %
Most were S0SiIc Total receipts since SATURDAY,
guyS head against $3.50 time lart week still
cattle were due m be added o the expected
M 10 morrow although o
ana hello back Of ovcrstockod markets.
eian sIpmonts large Ills week, owing ~
Gtied up The shipments from here 4yO sih
IN
Martin, Fuller Co. have commenced seudipg pii-
dclphia getting on $50 fat cattle yesterday. They the
Bray patent refrigerator.
Among comparatively few sales Of oday ~ head
paKes AZ sac. 10, live weight 40 at 7c 90 ~ lO7
7I4c mostly "a n 90 at TIC 50 81 at 7sici 1916 sc
one half % h ll3 at she, part of tm 30 d p at ec.
20 Bi2c.: ITO
h. This latter the highest price very o
LOCO No. which would probably make nuary 80 n b
average. sac. The weather Was warm and favorable
There were great many ittie shippers EACH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
po,rryrlc MARKETS..

...... rulIrf.. Wheat.
IfflN' ',i l' i.ie. .'. u .uy BASH. i.lIl
rf.i t'r,i'' ."t lg t w. ,.I bush -..l
If''' b.. ..-....r.. ,.,.., 30 .., rf.l. N.t..t.
%. Dts Do. ''HAI I' UT D.. ... . ..r.U.U,, i.......
% -.' I. - ... ,.... l...f t.. abs Il.... Nlfs
.lun DUE ,'' ...., t.., r...r ID. t..I demand l.d
ll.u' litH't lsi. OBJ. '' N.... ' y.,..,. ,...f
tr'- ui 900 'NI- 'i ui.H'I-'" I .,.. -
r.i. u.it .lga, rliNf "HH ".'.t 90 , o. ,,l.I,r. a.i
caro- I'd" Nh' "t - .',' d" ...n t...t ,I. AZ
ha.u. 90" lA-fh A' p 49,, ,.., 80 ,..a, ..r-.i.
go -FrtI .' 'o "''' 40 D., ,ru Iis A ,'.i Western nc
lj2t &C., t-op "d,H 49, ..ini.-.n ,. to tr.i,, &c
Iua Mixed i"' ", spot i' 't i i,. a. i, ,.... s iu
JIU. 5000 BUSH rtHi' d" '.f D" '..,,,
bush. Nu p lilrH ID Ai y'',. ,.f t,,l h..I
tiuu~ unchanged F,' 'n .l l"lng -n, f' ,.,,git "a,
NtrttIu lf &C., l.tiIrf quiet. 'i ' "'.i
3d.. atH0do no private tcrut 'lal DO good .i'-
uUuftuuf unchanged. N-NNI''f N'.H',.' a. ~ ,,.I
ibl -r,,sNo tti'8 trrurttti Wl',' "''.'' A.. 30 ~
lard Nu'ufuat 300 quotations, hh|l ''''' '''"' ''''
unchanged. u,d fruL go. 49,. i,., ,,.,
higher a. up,uiug, continued, h'p COW. . -,.r.r,
thfpuehufu ,u-Iu" somewhat l'N'l H.,
II Itautl lJAi, tH7u, NuN'Whrl ulI'-' o. 70 90
" d. down. tu 4 IJ., aa'1ht.d ID, - ..''. -,r
~ lt'4tl ltEt ID li', b,r'm',i' ~" f'r,, au,
.-cdfI 90; Irect,d. Hi1T'Jc Corn H'uNr "'lN' "'"
ii.htr ,.ih similar mos .mrut iu hh "i ""'I' w, go
al ... cash. sales at 45d .t '-r. NnF'mh'li ' q ~
I'D Nn.,mhtr Iiei,ctul IJ.r. oats uh'rt'l u'l ~
.Iy higher. SO . 90 $50 3d., cash; '..' .. .at,
li.,I 100 81 gc. EItrr du ana 7nni' 'M,,
s,tr November PORK excited and hI-hl 90 lh' "leius
closing easy bat higher man lt,. 49, efi, l6 Dr
80 90 casnt ot rh "oH tl'i '1 go " .e' al : IL 3D.
t"b.ti rdH 20 % l'@ 10 ~ az W, H. Trs 8. N ,
LAM ur1,tutd. but E,n.l'B hiEG,i liz, ~ 5 aiI ms
oisu. 30 ~, bc'"hrr ~ ''l ~ -j,,l,r. ,ac
Short iab Middle, 4c.i snort Iti ,t ,.iu. Er
rrcufod, hpvr cfsn w m-i. r',''' .i, t,i. corn.
ccipts-l l"ur, ruuu bph Wh''' n,n i'.I q. ugriI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20

The banks are renting currency freely to the
West and South and the following are the rates OF
exchange ON New-York in the cities undermen-
Toned: Savannah buying, j. off; selling, par.
Charleston easy ll601Ga ls0par. ~ Cincinnati &c rIdGrI
moderate demand; 100 discount. New-Orleans,
Commercial, -; Bank Il; entirely nominal chi
cago, so to 100 discount. ST. Louis. 100 discount
The United States Treasurer at Washington received
to-day $500, 900 national bank notes for redemptlon
The customs receipts were $4,000, and internal
Cleariup-hon statement to-day: Currency eX-
changes $40. 4SO, 554; currency balances, $},563-
sos: gold exchanges, S9,2O5,35O; gold balances
The movement in United States stocks was not
active covering registered SKIES III 1901 at $50
I1zat Coupon new 5-2Os at 1881, registered
5.2Ol of 1867 at 116ltG116. Coupon ten-fortes
0t 1875 and coupon new fveS at 1lJis. These are
At prices il 10 5sbelow the sales current yesterday
Being PAYABLE interest and principal, IN gold CON,
these securities sympathze with the price OF gold
The Washington dispatches state that 'P1O,oOO SIX
Der cent t. 5. bonds were withdrawn from the
Treasury Department to-day, and the new 1i2 per
cent bonds substituted. We annex latest street
pun firms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
we annex quotations Of foreign and domestic
tOlnS And bullion In gold:

Inc demand for money has not shown any decided
ssseesSe, the falling oil in the general trade OF the
SSy relieving certain amount of capital which has
s .ed into Wali-st. The general tendency OF the
sfAet, however, is toward greater degree of firm
esS and call loans among the mOneycd Institutions
ere og4 per cent. On the Stock Exchange rates are
Sieguar, as, for instance, yesterday the extremes
WI, VIE and u and to-day the range is 2 TO on
liAed collateral. Quotations for the most part
serned by the short interest the stocks pledged.
. ne note brokers report continued activity in meT
'sntle paper, and scale rates as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20

Freights nominaly unchanged ReceptsFour 5000 6bls
Wheat $1,000 bush. shDments-touT ll,OOO 0Rsi "heab
10000 bush. -
ST. LOUIS Oct. lo.-FIour hrmer and 10al5c. higher;
superfne Fan, 50 s5aSi l0 Extra s. 35qi %; Double
Extra Fall 81 Sjdf5 rs Wheat excited and higher Du not
actiVe Red Fan 81 2S asked for car LOTS 81 80 Tor
LOTS 81 y bid for both 81 3O2 bid, November; No
Red Fail ~ 1520sl Is bid sales at 81 ~ october;
81 l92dsl 90 November; No. Red FALL 81 lOdSl u -
cash. higher 42Ui2osc CASH 423fc November Oats
35c Rejected, SOC Rye higher AZ COO Barley
unchanged Whisky steady at ~ 10 Pork dun JoDbng at
ST. Bulk Meats quieti packed lots Of shoulders g
Clear Rib Sides 8oaSc Clear Sides 9a9c Bacon quiet
and easier shoulders 100; Clear Rb sides 9'sGg2c;
Clear sides, 9N0Je4c. Lard dull Winter lO'2c. asked
Hogs dull and lower Light 50 $5as5 49, Bacon 20 5oI
50 30; Butchers - 5OOr5 20 Cattle dull ana unch2Seli
little doing except for Butchers grades Beceps-tl0qI
2l00O BUSH Rye 1000 bush; Barley. 22OOO bush Hogs
5000: CATTLE, 500.
TOLEDO, oci. l9-F1our firm Wheat quiet; no White
Michigan, II 272; No. dDr 81 IL Extra White Michi
gan 81 80 Amber Michigan, spot 81 % october ~ 2G9
November. 81 Z12; No. Amber Michigan, 81 10 : No.
Red Fall ~ 81 No do, spot u % November 81 rs
No. Rcd Fall Al IS p; Rejected Rcd 81 IA. Corn firm
High Mixed October Die; Low Mixed, i94c. No. New
November, 4Gc No Grade, 40c; New, i7c damaged 4Gc
Sew, tic. firm; No q 3ic, WHITE 39c.; Michigan
3jC. Rcceipts-Whea $1,000 bush; Corn, 22OO) Uishi
oats, 1000 bush. Smpmeuts-FGur COO bbll Wheat 81,
200 bush; Corn. TO- 900 bush; oats. 1000 bush.
WILMINGTON y. c.. oct l9-spris Iurpentine STEADY az
302c Rosn firm at 81 90 Tor Strained Tar firm at II 11
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20

Railroad bonds were moi plrtlcuI9rIY 0cUIt, Hnu
there were no features to remark. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas sinking fund were firm NJ 80. be Mis-,
s0ur Pacfcs were i'm good demand, 91 bong hd
freely for flsts the seconds closing a. ~ ~ pad anu
bid Milwaukee and st. Paul tir> So. l2Cro.Sc Diyi-
sion ruled firm at 1929, and consolidated sinking
luud at S9l2. Chicago and Norl-No,iern PLAIN
,1r,o!, were 1Ofl,. the coupon gold cousois being
held by the power behind the throne at 95liG
95l2 Hannibal and So. Joseph convertible eight per
cents declined % 7Sai, New-lork Central rf@-tcIei
were steady al par and sinking fund a. 81 2a 'i i
seconds of Lle selling at lO2i-, AID Toledo ard
Wabash cOus0ll lated COHycrlhi,s al 1910 to"4.
The following are the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20

There is according TO tO-days cable adylces con
tinued Ieyershness Oh the European 0Ourses though
the panicky feeling Of yesterday has mca,uably
subsidized. In London the market for securities Is
stil greatly agitated and irregular, though certain
securities have improved, the British cons rioSlal
last night at 937sag4 ,on Monday 9J3l, advancing
this morning to 9435, but closing at a decline Of -.
both for money and account. The following table
shows the range Of United states bonds at the dates
given below:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20

COFFjIMnd Cifee was irn and the sales aterly have
embraced 6S72 6776 bsss Maraoabo 62l bags
asuayra 40 Domingo 3O2 bags Costa ca l5l
bagg SAMANTHA fGi bags Mexican, within The range. The
stock mild stated at 3fOO bags Mara ab0 40
Mexcau 1926 Savanilla sud 449J2 mats Java. RIO
and nOminaly Unchanged the Stock Az az ports was
a35 bags which here, 1000 at Galveston, and
bi57 al baltimore no sales TRANSFERRED The following
general quotations KO-Ordinary cargOes l4el6be; Fair
lSa1Sc.; Good, 1haUl6ssc; Prime, lJ@l04c extreme
range FOR lots, lGG20lae Java mats 2lSxSc sngapore
is g0l SCI jamaica 10 al7c sano DoeinRo, l5iral5Se
Porto Rico l6 loe Costa Nea lO4l9c Me1Iean, III =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

A-ETs-Ths market again quiet and unchanged az
$50 3.c. fIr Pots .II Cac. for Pearls.
IN-Tne market sp.l fU and unchanged.
The liverpool marx lacked C gold declined and exchange
W C.c and rrt .uar thgse tact. mI t'd AGAINST export
trade the demand for home consur ION also showed
the ports % pln- aguat
m This DAY last week ana 2l rs uls day last total
tbns lar this week. 1851 Daies, rnsi lll1G bales
INNS f4r last week total sept j Cl-,tJJ
6a'es against 53J70i bales during the same umc
Isi oaf Tie sales O. tZ3 bales pi which asia bJ~ at
evening ,2Z3 bales 90 arrive ircad" . bales tof
.,.,rf .T, bales 1910 TO
.fio9 20 later last .evcnnt There 400 bales
v.rd ON contract Tho following sill thc quotations:
10Th Alabama \. tJIIu3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20

Good Ordinary ........SA Low Nlddline"..-. "a
..9as MlduIr --Ifoig
future delivery u,re was only small business, ~
decline sales yesterday after =. uOcobrr 100
IOc November. zoo 1917 rec, January, 500, &C. fopH
ap BOO l1Stcc Total. 900 bales FIst CliJanuary CO.
1885, July 200 l2'ci total 200 hair, SECOND call oc,o
al 300 bales Third call Novomber 400 lOz'3cj
March. 100, il'ic5 April, 900. lllSiscf June 900
lt3 today up 10 p mCctober. loo ~ 2Oth 1oiasc.
100 T. H. 2Oh. 1O-s.c; 100 2Oh, lOisteC November
100 lgo sci li0o loleleoi iScem2er Loo I12ci 100
100 iIisa.c April, 10 llhsgc total, 600 bales grand
Total TO- sos bal.s EXchango-ac. PAID 10 exchange 900
l.le November FOR January. The market closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20

counts fron aoroai and market, together yth
saosof 100 9gs, including 200 pills Low ~r'af
- ~ Tor England ana 90 sjqsi - the Wesi indies
$500 obs Medium Extra at 7oasd5 100 n@i'. 2 i
bbls sapcrhac az 81 7OaSj 10; 1000 hbs 10 ? a.
Sales We're at - 40da IS ior 30. >; q 7oas5 for
[oG H , 10 T.ge f. omn Txira state - G5ds5 IS
for Common 70 Far doi - Soa 20 Nv 9r Az - for
Tor Common 10 Good DO - s5asG 10 for Good to
choice DO; ss s0o3s for Choice TO Fancy DO - A.
Ir ~ ' 5 10 Tor WinieT wheat Good 10 Choice Fam
ny city Mills Extra; s. 1893 60 ior common lo Ldn
90 Good pc fra - b6a - 30 for Good to choice
10 ou"t ,, ,o,',o, ., Good Ina ~ Tous
and SO 7OdsS 90 10 Good % Choice The market closing gI
vas acuyo AMI nmr sles 200 ees at = 5QaS5 65
DO; sG o0qss 90 common Choice Family Extra
anu j. 5uass Is Tor Good 10 CIoce New Process LSla
57j bb o. - 4"d>5 0 ir common 20 Choice SGp,InnIe
II 90 {ar IS 45 ti s. 3 I6 b CORN MIHL was
nry active ami tribe higher SAFES log Dds az = I
Braniywnc iucqlmg 1000 Ibis Coum.i1 his al , ~ w.
5000 5000 Sacks CIV Coarse , at II OF & io' ~
GTAiNIhc WHEAr marAc' was irrernar and inset
tcd, op' ling with "laers a7-ns 5n advance ." za2y
yesaay r ion9 a i ,a 3p say . e S,sA Sa.
sy l :. ~ for Fsitci sprn@; 81 l2as p Tor On
storei 81 "a for Mixed sprngi - 30 for Old NO. NnHe
81 55dsi 30 for White western. 81 -G+ for white
RYE was more active and shade in,r MN ,'..g I'M
export many 81 - 20 G"' g - i' ,o u,G o Stale In
Whifc JSfstS BAIiiY-I.rkct opened with holders
1000 bush fr Il oce,l IS Tor 80 sapa o
private ..EAiuEl MALT ruled quiet ana j i,'
c3-h'... canada PEAS, Grcen l,ss and s1l'h'in
R as fy' mi h, w %, c S baSi . win @ee
export ana homg i,aa' 4 MANI S m ,ioc Zoe Tor
Il T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20

Erie common closed at 1012 at the Board, and was
later ilH1O7s the street. after dropping 10 o..
the preferred being quoted at 17lga1S. Money wis
not quoted, though 10 is presumably easy az loss
charge, judging from the fact that at the puiar
meeting IF the Managers Of the Bank of EuG.du'
held to-day no change was made IN the mi.iIuun
rate OF discount 10 remaining at =. There was
loss OF bullion during the week OF 97jS 0OO bat JAc
proportion of reserve 10 liabilities Is J13s per ceut
last week it was 54l4. In Frankfort u. 5. iive-
were down TO lOl75. Paris dispatches quote
per cent rentes feverlsh the last price being 1870
night. The sum of 20,577,OO0 francs Wa, tine
reported gain by tie Bank of France during the
week. Sight exchange on London was better;
quoted at 2j.1j. Here the foreign exchange
market was weak and lower, the standard drawers
twice reducing rates SO al the close they Siaud &C
81 e3I2 to the for siXty-days sterling bills, and
"a o0l2 for sght-a decline OF cent size. yestcr-
i0r the use Of TIE cash gold, which j.
u excellent request are sufficient to induce
hotieB OF gold 20 lend IL at gong rates,
rather than use it TO buy bills of exchange. lHc
god market was less excited than yesterday. To
opening pI'ce was 1903 or 3 under last uNhta
anal sale, from which declined 10 11Ol2 in two o.
tIee minutes. In subsequent operations II rallied
70 liza, but receded again to 100 and was quiet
~ lIO'50lll IN afternoon dealing. On gold loans
renewals were hat; aftcrward / cent was paid Tor
taHyhg; then lGl day, and and pr annum Tor
vufOwlng, and tat again The Assistant treasurer
gald ont in coin interest $1,000, and 1000 ID re-
9epptlon Of called bonds. The days business al the
S eeo Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared, $751;
oIOOOO; gold balances, 81, 179,OO0; currency bal
were:
iSSGSsIloo5s Il'ooIllis 1880 ...llo7s soo Iii
'VeO..ilOSs lZOO-..lIl l3O.....IlOs 5.OO....llO7s
We annex limitations OF foreign and domestic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
Dlploeno Notices.

THE NOVEMBER COUPONS of the Real
Estate First Morigage- Bonds guaranteed by the MsR
CAMILLE TRUST COMPANY WILL BE PAID Al tho
Office Of the Company Equitable Building 40 100 Broadway,
On the LIST day OF November next.
LOUIS FITZGERALD President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
gaplnQs Banks.


TTNI0N DIME SAYINGS BANK,
" Nos 1896 and 3DS CANAL-ST., cor. OF LATGHT.
open daily, 10 TO 3, and Monday evenings, 3 20 T.
ASSETS OVER Sl2.OOO.OOO.
SURPLUS OVER ONE MILLION ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
g. S. CHAPIN, Treasurer n. j. HAINES, President
+. FLOYD JONES, Secretary
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IllsCelldneous

u. s Stammcring Instructor. White,
a. AT 4aye. Abundant references No pay until cured
nELMONICO'' REMOVABLE. DELMON-
~ 100 VIII from 9TH ave and lih-t 10 Broadway
shave, AMI 2Gtst ClaalsonsquaIaL MONDAY sept II.
"nOLLS OPENING DAY. at the Toy Ba-
~ zar OF LEWIS r. TIBBALS, $50 Broadway. next
N1ci, above third door below Twplths ON SAT-
URDAY, Oct IL grand exhibition of French English, er.
mal, japanese. Chinese and other DOLLS DOLLS
DRFS~E- ROBES, &C. The children Of New.York and
vicinity invited 10 attend.
I ATBERS RESTAURANT CENTENNIAL
GROUNDS, UOrticu ual Hall lately destroyed by
urr. rebuilt within eight days, again 30 tu operation,
So, heated with greater and better accommodations than
..Lr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20

A. MEgWlN. AuCuOnccr.
10y BANGS, MERWIN 81 Co., 656 Broadway,
ID Bond st.-Saies Of Books WORKS Of Art &c DC
by JOHN II. DRAPER & Co., Auctioneers.
ID The Delaware Iacaw1nna and Western Railroad Com.
panv viii sell lOI0OO TONS SCRANTON COAL az public
auction WEDNESDAY, Oct p az y o'clock moln) as
80. 20 Exchangcpiacc. SAMUEL SLOAN, President
1VHE MESSBS. LEAVITT, Auctioneers.
AmtuCina
Now on exhibition NJ the Clinton Ila Slero0ms Library
COMPRISING unusually choice collection of Amercana;
also large assortment Illustrated and STANDARD Ltera-
tire and a choice collection French amt German Works 20
De- sold by auction MONDAY, oct 81 and following EVEN
iEGS commencing 40 7 > O'Clock.
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JOHN MCDONALD, Battery, place, \. Y.


4 NNENI NENIERN STEAMSHIP LINZ,
~ NETWORK To BRISTOL tEns)-DlRECE
Taking passengers for London, C'rh Newport
Gloucester, and 9ll ports iu Bristol channel
SAILING from Pier Is, East IA en- 800 . . ,
SOMERSET Western DN DA1 OCT %
AffAtbN. ~vluuns.
CABIN Passage $40 Excursion $40; lnterme
,at- D. currency; Sttrac $50 currency. Prepaid ,tor
e Certificates, SO Draft, Tor 81 and upward Tor freight
" ' A. ID MORGAN AGENT. No 20 soutAst New.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20

days - ,-. ,.-,-, ,,-- nm, sror-s
t,f Asked Bid. Asked.
- CO ,evr Il2o 1I3 Schuylki1 ". Pr. 20 ID
~ ~ ~ J. I,6 1872 Northern Cent IT,. . 20
IN D. p " as t.is lelgh Nayi'n..... 81 Is 3'ls
On. r 23ii .s4 o. G. e a. r. E.... IS "i2
Iahgn valley r.. 4g4s f5f HestOi'-Ie H. i-. % 90
CasVissa Pref. 80 oJ2 Cent iitAep A--.-- co. o"
Phil Enc H. r.. 10
The following table OF prices Of the prominent gold
AND silver mining shares as received hy telegraph
from San Frauclsco. is furnished by William ward.
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New York, Havana & Mexican Mail >. :. Line.
y steamers l,ayC pur 3. Nurth River. az p N.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT: -
CITY or NEN-NOR TIA l~DAf, oct -
CITY OF Att EDAh. Oct -
CITY tE ERA CHI L...-- W f ~ ~ NoNso
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW-ORLEANS,
Wa HAVANA prOsV,sO CimpelChy TUspan. and IanpcO,
CITY OF MEXICO ....-.--..sA Al URDAl, nov. l.
For freight passage apply
IA .ENNNDllI' & SONS. 81 and g Broadway.
steamer, wI leave NrWOrtaus OCT - ana nov IL Tor
Vera cruz lrt ail me above ports,
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NAIL STEAMERS

NEW-lORk AND HAVANA EiAs DIRECT NAIL
These frst css steamships SAL regularly ~ p m, from
pgr so. lJ. NurtI River ls follows: 80
-r.a ru CRESCENT ClII...........l L~llAl, oct y.
-f.r.rsDu COLI NBt w iN f-lA1, Nov. /.
Accommodations unsurpassed Dor freight passage appytO
WILLIAM p. CLYDE O CO.. No. q BUWuug.stten.
tl.kEIIEI.. IL Ill VI & co. Acrnls m liallna
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Sales bn Aurilon
A -.PEREMPTORY SALE.
"A. RICHARD V. HAKNETr Auct!oueer,
viii sell 10 auction on
WEDNESDAY, oct %,
10 East ioth St, between 5il aa , iladlsonayos

by order Josiah JeX, esq,
large and valuable collection Of oil Paintings by the following
artists: Cent?, De Bue StdTkcubOrgb, Fitzpatrick, Cole
BoLai AcAeubaCh, I0ussaint Freeman Reed, ubncr SOM
mtr. Chatter Werner, Jacobsen Goblet CarlOne ROBBIE
HaI, HOguet, Tat and Others; superb BrOuzcs, sc.
H rosewood tarior suits Pier and Mante MTors N the
most beautiful designs PhelIn & COilender Billiard Table
Of Harness, lace and Gamask Window Uaugings,
Moquet and Brussels Carpets. Chandeliers Gas Fixtures
Carved black walnut Bookcases, high wide
Library Furniture rosewood black walnut aud oak Bcdseads
and Bedroom suits; Bedding black walnut Buffet black wal
extension diungrOUm Table and Chairs China and Glass
ware black walnut hall Hat stand with mirror Kitchen
uuT Refrigerator and an thai belongs hrsclss house.
Catalogues and permits inspect pictures at
Office, III Broadway, basement
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NATIONAL LlNE.-From Piers II aud AZ,

- North River. FOR LONDON
FRANCE. - ATJE DAh. oct 81. at 80 p. m.
FOR QUEENSTOWN Anu LIVERPOOL.
TTE OF EN-. Ott. 1880 @. n ~PAlN..-NuN. J. a. m
ITALY oct D. p D. m f.''iA y ID Nov ~ pm
t4um passage, 500 500 or so currency 90, -
ReUW tickets 40 Tedu,cdrae steeage passage 80 cur
rIy.
Ira''sissred from upward aI current prices
"il'' '' ' T. ". j. HURST. Manager
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The following were the current quotations Tor Inc
city bank stocks. Sales. - American Exchange at
lO9l2 and o Bank of Commerce 40 lO9l2;
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Ocean Steamers.

VCeBu 5IGgWRt5.
A NCHOR LINE.-U. :. NAIL STEAMERS
a SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers b00 40 lowest rates 20 or any seaport OF
railroad station IN Great Britain or ireland.
HENDERSON BROIHEke Bowlnggreen
: MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE, between
a Philadelphia and Liverpool calling ~ queenstown, Tours
days from Philadelphia. Wednesdays tom Liverpool
steamers % sail from PHILADELPHIA ~ lo.3"s;
lord civ ..-...O,t 26 sCllAoi IS Eva OkkNOyl6
nov y ND A nov. -
ANA. Nov lLLIND N.-.-..-.....NOY. q
cabin s-5 to ro6 Irt.ruei,ate SO Steerage, s2S.
Il.IIR WRIGHT & SONS. Gen. Agents Philadelphia
and a. BrOldst, y. T.
ID = \. Y