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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29

quote: Pepper-sngapore IA nc: Sumaira 14o; White
cessS-GhiHs gSenes 9SS@ic Batavia 20S22c Ginger
Calcutta To- Afncan, The PmentO az &c. Nutmegs 81
sTEERfN-The market duh at 1oaslOTsc. p II for
sUGAR~Both Raw and Refined were quiet and unchanged
today Raw was .frm but Refined only steady Cen
mon pSn SGs d9 faT ssT' &C. sc Soqd l9s Go
Centrifugal, l0S9llifc. Molasses, hhds and boxes So
sS9sc DO 90 do Nos 10 % 10 i0ai0ilc do do DO Nos
Is TO To- lOagll s do do Do Nos 10 TO rs lls@lI e..
i2iC; Porto Refining Common % Prime o. a1ohc.
d. e TS go Far e GeS?e aIaP So % 70 Op
lo5c; Manila 9e92ic New-i9Teans-ReagRns Grdss
Crushed per D. l3c; Powdered l2isc GIsn9ated Ia
III - Yellow DO o II lSi1 a.; other yellow iols Sllc
TAiI,ow-The market was DUH sales 10000 u at s7ie9
marker has been duh and rather In buyers favor
though material decline has taken place BY AUCTION To-Day
500 pigs sold At 2ioc for Japan 2a3l c Tor oooog
ToBACC0@No change in Kentucky Tobacco has taken
have been $50 hhds. Leaf las becn in rather ber
OF 100 SuudTies at G35c 100 cases New hnclad
9 o, 81 10 s7a 4; % eases New YORK 1873
8hc 200 eases Pennsylvania, 1875. at lGa30c and go
wnRLFBoNE| market is dull and wholly nominal at
81 for Arctic So for NOTihW West Coast both currency
WHISKY-Market dull with sales 90 bills at ~ O9 Y
W6oI-There has been but moderate attendance Of
buyers and mostly those IN search Of small odd lots Tor l
pretty steady an around and few II any holders ean be
vios rgtes The stocks ae ei together and controlled
thai no pressure realize necessary and owners et
IDENTIFY determined give the position thorough test tietocs
attractive quality scarce and the most &c srar goods
handle. though choice Pulled 90 very well fal OaiOna
and Texas IN fair supply and meet VIA favor but spring Cip
California nearly all disappeared Foreign CRATES
STEADY but ouiet Clothing STYLES very scarce and Carpet
grades are not in favor the moment We quote DgmesEes
WASHED FIRRCE-XXX r1cklOck. ~ Doc. NY, - O.
47c: y, ate; No J. 3SG+@c; No 3oa43ci coarse
32035c. Corhng dJ5C. Tub Washed, aSHatc.
CALIFORNIA UNWAsHED-Spring Clip, lSG3lc.i Fan CLIP
l2O22c. o,.oo-
No. ], 200 2Jc.; No 2 SGl2c Lambs 2Sa31c western
25G2sc: Southern. .2d27c; California 2OG32c. -,
OREGON, WTsTEHN SOUTHERN STAILs-J nWasled Clolh
average quality. do. COmling, 350d@t.
EXAs-Unwashed Superior 20 2Sc do Average. 22a24c
Ordinary lSa2Oc; Coarse, l60l7c. --
NEwMENlCAN AND COLORADO-Was 2O9Zoc JhWashet-
1702lc: Black l5dl9c - ,--
FOEEIsE--AusTallau-PO Iluilp, iOc HbuLtJ' SJS
4OC; Cape Of Good Hope 29Q3Sc
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Go n)bom it alap Concern

CTORAGE NOTICE.
~ The following parties having goods storage al Stew
pet Cleaning Works, No. 320 7thaye hereby
call settle their accounts said goods will be
sold public auction WEDN ESDAY Nov. 20, 1876 ~
10 2 O'Clock. a. M, at the above place:
Mrs. - Billings, Mrs. - Samuels,
Mr. ii. a. Geyer. Mr. - Gilbert
Mrs. - GTithn, Dir. - Miles,
Mrs. - Fink.
Also will be SOLD account Of whom may
One elegant WILTON CARPET, l04 yards:
A number OF BRUSSELS and INGRAM CARPETS Col
BENZ. y. THEALL- Auctioneeri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29

OF course there poultry trade for the approaching
holiday. lots likely o. aifNe ton tate ." bt "eN
pd stocks are snC 90 fairly but ai moderate prices Tor
Inc amount Offering large Prime tufkrys sell best Chtcs
and fowls go slowly ducks NOT lu much q, mAnd 1--we
doing poorly. Game 8 generally SCARF and most Enls
lripI Tbcrr very Nttc yCis0u. OVAL uu plenty
weather good Very choice lot. ~ Phiaclphia Dry picked
turkeys chickens have occasionally exceeded quotao
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WOOL MARKET

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2s.-woo dull supply light; prices
held firm In anticipation Of active trade after jan Ohio
Pennsy yana and West Virginia Xxx ana above % a41c
" 43dijc.; Moium. 44ai6c; Coarse 40d42c. New'iOrk
Michigan Indiana, and Western Fine 3SG42c. Medium, IA
diJc.i Coarse 39d40c. ComDing, Washed 6OG31c; DO.
Unwashed, 3G037 2c. Canada, COmbng Doc. Fine, IN
washed 27a3Oc Coarse Medium Unwashed 29G33 sc;
Tub Washed, 42d46c. Colorado, Washed 2 a2lc.i Un.
washed lS020c. and Mcrino Pulled 35d3sc No.
AMI super Pulled 3j 03sc.i Texas Fine aud Medium isg
25c Coarse ls62Oci CAAornia' Fine and Medium lo@
2Sc; Coarse lSG22c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29

aSn 800. 5000. $500, ,000.-ALEX.
dDsDF. FROTHINGHAM - Co. Bankers and Brokers
~ - Walls. for customers desirable investments OF
large or small amounts stocks OF legitimate Character
which frequently pay from nye 10 twenty lcs the amount
invested every thirty DAYS --,,- -.
pelials stock Privileges negotiated At favorable rates
bUurht and carried long desired deposit OF
three 10 five per cent Circulars and Weekly Reporter sent
f-pn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29

i WABASH and WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY:
holders Of Gold Mortgage Bombs and representatives OF
the stockholders subscription books to The stock o. ,e
gued trustees and designated the Purchasing Com
mittee RIO. 80 Willam,st, Room No 10 third floor i'll,
CoUany have option Of subscribing stock in the new
company upon the following terms and conditions;
FIRST Surrender Of the old certificates at the time OF SUB
scrpon exchange for receipts OF the Purchasing Com
mites will entte the holder 60 stock In the new com
psuy share for share upon payne OF ten doaIs per '
IN nsalmculs Of two dosrs, payable "a iol0Hs; teD l.
April July oct 1871 and jan l. IT'S win inefsst
from Nov 1876 or The Whole may De PAID al ONCE al ne
option OF stockholders. go, -.
SECOND such subscription must be made within uirt
days nom the stockholders vi" forfeit al right to
THIaD. II all Of the stock subscribed within thirty
days. those who have before subscribed to have Tie ght 70
take ro proportion Of the balance not subscribed ior
NE o bond viii be paid Of and cancelled By The
100000 subscribed and the bank debt VIII beeNenaed
period Of nye years All lease obligations anu Contacts
removed and the new company Is n1h ~ i5 Wy, e.
eyCd OF burden Of interest on more than SaVJOOOJ 10
which the Old Company was subjected ,., ,,,, MON
The road excellent condition Throughout Win more
than Of steel track aud s equipment u ample Tor
l1i YEAR To- Nov l. sloa gain OF si38 900 the bust
nc,. az tho eutiro year j. estimated At Sl5OOOOO.
Iht ne" company VIII "g nauS1" ~ IoTT ~ Fills
GEOpGE T. SENEY, JAMES A. ROOSEVELT, MORRIS
JhsEf HIN ions s KFNIED9. s0L0H
HUMPHREYS, HENRY CkANFoRD' ELISHA a.
As soon ~ rgalAa u Oh llv ne" '",lp,ls IS
plan funding the overdue eOupohs oil te noiaB Dohu
interest on The first mortgages early IN the ensuing
year. .- -. 49, ..to. o,,tr,,t,,,s for IN.
subscription OF dors share VIII be submitted 10 the
stockholders Of the new Company. ~, -,.,.. .t
which no old company long struggled, Il Is safe 10
anticipate a prosperous future fol the wabash haii"@y
Fa particulars will be furnished at the Committee Rooms
NO. % T. " ADAMS, Purchasing Committee
4. K. Go0DYow,) Railway Company.
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iilarole ano slate 4tlanIels.

MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS
ltI al GREATLY REDUCED PRICES; also Monuments
IeadsOnes Plumbers and Furniture Slabs Marble Counters
and Thing A. KLABER 1874 & 1856 East 5h-st, near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FoR THE WEEK ENDING Nov %. 1876

I'VFs
lExpressIy THR y. Y TRIBUNE nv our own keporerl
DIRECTIONS
Send only GOOD articles The freight other eat
M poor goods Put everything good order An attractive
LOOK secures examination and often makes safe where dirty
package sOYculy appearance falls Pack securely 80 at
Tie motion allow the contents % change about -e
pepv Of els1H dTg, fnecut with Marx plenty
Jqia stencil plate Is besand note coets OF the
stating the also send letter ~ tbe
ssn,s fme stating what sent route true An
voice or isl should also barrel box Always
state the number packages for yourself teput
ton UOds put shape. that your marx Is IA
demand.
REANs PEAS.
Receipts Beans 900 bb exports past week
278 pkgs receipts O peas 2g3 bush; exports o. peas
2s821 bush Following last beans ia panRy,
ana prices have gradually strengthened all kinds There
fair shipping demand for which have advanced J0
California beans reported on the way mere blt
materially affect prices sales 100 Dbs new
MEDIUMS 81 bbls iobbot out at ~ OjNt2 l0 tS
bills maTTOWs g 20 o. b. aud later, 300 hhis.
al ~ 30 1fj bbs re kidney " IS: 10 bb az - 80
D.; bbls white kidney - so Pea beGus are very scf
and white kidney Green peas lower Quotations
UpAys DO. ODD. ! 7J0 25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29

Exports Of and curedBcgr 1926 boxes boef 22ts
nl,st pork 2O77 bbs. lard l7G9 pkgs fresh bceL 400
Carcasss Receipts OF dressed hogs 4u4 car Chlgain
,r,cd beef received ~ Inc ooniin To-Day ana mus
ready sale 10 CaGc Beef is generally ing Dcttcf WIN nue.
W. afbrr Fork Is abundant and sheep and lambs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29

The daily average receipt Tor The week AZ e yatiols o
Of as rbuf'on follows; By Ene Railway, 10 cans
crelm 2Toncans milk Harlem Railroad 800 d9j Rev
IIay.l Igita Hudson River HailTuad, $40 40;
Midland Railroad 67j cans milk 10 ~ cu2ln INSECT
sncogs nearby routes, 1860 milk; total HlFO cans
milk al az mart. each price which the surplus mas
been sold the platform during ne past week sIe5ssea
"a egnnng II TO- falling % ~ 90 selling ~ ~ 20 on
e Odd at the oath, at ~ 70 the 10th ana @gih anu
CLOSING "a 81 90 with 900 clus lcit uns0 The iae never
Was 80 bad Ut this Of the Prices are below cost
OF induction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29

Few skins are coming forward and prices may be cons
cred nominal. The weather thus Tar ana eAl.ei
prices obtained late auction sale OF SnS
goods operate against tho trade Quotations, pilme Dams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29
COTTON MARKETS.

ouyrsroS Nov 2s-cot0n nrmi HAdling. II ascs Low sc
MIddIing lie Good Ordinary 10 net reeep'a i'ssS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29
SinGrclal.


ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCKHOLM
~ Frs Of the AMERICAN NICKEL-PLATlNG COM
PANY will be held at the Office OF W. L. COnnOr Co.. %
broadway, on WEDNESDAY Dee 90 1876, M p M, Tor
the purpose OF eectng Trustees and voting on
W. e. CONNOR, Secretary.
NEwYeRK, Nov %, 1876
A GAS STOCKS.
~ NETWORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
all kinds Brooklyn and New York Gas Securities dealt
In by GEO. H. PRENTISS.
Room 20. 80 Broad st.. N V.
CONNECTICUT WESTERN RAILROAD
HARTFORD. Conn, Nov. u, lS16.l
NOTICE.-A meeting of the bOndholders OF
~ the con NECrICUT WESTERN RAILROAD COM
PANY win be held the Office OF the company In the city ~
Hartford WEDNESDAY Dec o. 1876, at 10 O'Clock a. M
a full attendance j. desired
~ WIN. H. BARNUM, President.
TV'EXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY Co.
The coupons Of the Consolidated bonds OF the Texas and
Pacific Railway maturing Dec. will be paid in gold on
after date presentation a. the Office OF the com
pany 90 Exchange place. NewYork, or 275 south 3thst
Philadelphia. GEO. ID. ktU MBhA Az treasurer
ST. LOUIS AND SOUTH. EASTERN RAILWAY lConsoidatedl,}
OFFICE or TIKI RECEyKR ST LOUIS, Mo- Nov y, 1876.
UNO THE HOLDERS of the RECEIN Err
FIELD and KENTUCKY. ST LOUIS aud SOUTH EAST
EGN RAILWAY.Payment ~ So on each coupon due Dee
proximO above will be paid aud stamped on
coupons Continental National Bank on and AFTER
and further particulars there given concerning same
aud prior coupons. JAS. n. WILSON, Receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29

$4,000 town EsN BONDS per- Sf the so sta5s 81
,lIy, due 1907 interest January and july In New York
EoT I tIEbv WIN. r. UTLEY. 10 Wallst \. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These Hrstcass steamships SAL 1.arly from
Pier No Is. North River. az follows - -.
SteamsnD ely kDA1. Dec
Steamship COLUMBIA " fDNf -SDA1 Dec
Accommodations unsurpassed FOR freight passage appyJo
WILLIAM =. CLYDE & Co. No Bowling green.
MCKEIIER / LING q o.. Agents in Havana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29
MD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

" sailing frum Pier 81, North RIVER -.
Norfolk Cry Point and Richmond. TUESDA1Ss
THURSDAYS. ana SATURDAYS, 81 D. M connecting
with Virginia aud Tcnnes Air Line Atlantic coast Line
Piedmont Line Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with
the Companys lines intero points in North Carolina
aud Virginia. - -, - ,r,-,.s
Newiern and Washington ~ G. yia Norfolk every TU S
DAY, THU RSDAN, and SATURDAY. -
Lewes, Oct, leaving New-HorE MONDAYS ana IIiGltS
DAYS at D. u connecting with Delaware and Maryland
railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed .
Through tickets and bills OF ladng 20 All points az
lowest rates. Norfolk &C. per cent Frelght
received daily at Pier -, North hNer
N n. L. MCCREADY. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29

Receipts for past week 0sG bales shipments 800 bales IL
a l9rl 10 move medium good state EOpA Tho de
maad almost exclusively for choice 10 export ana Una"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29

peceipfs for past $50 boxes DO previous week,
go DO exports week. 81 S31 DO Liverpool cable quo
sfos 67s This marked advance abroad has further stlu
itd ne frnness noted week ond mark mp
ee,os have been very large end win continue so during
IL esent week after which they will probably all on as TOE
stocks win pretty well brought forward by uat ume
r VIII he fewer cheese left in country the LIST OF
9mber than at any similar date for long time. There IL
vcTy strong tone the market Just now, with many fancy
S,tTes al afe make 15c tow sales have been
ede AZ those figures with l4O0 not strictly fancy al "a &C.
Ga 0Oo nes at 43c la the country All gAes iCel tho
S,,ce esrecay the small Ohio factory which are scarce,
d are I'M demand the grocer trade shipments abroad
d bve ben larger had there been freight room Al ont
49, are crowded with variety Of products seeking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

u
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON, AND BREMEN.
CONPANY'S PIER foot Of SECONDSI. HOBOkEN.
NECKAIl saturday Dee. WISER SATURDAY. Dec. l9
AMERICA SATURDAY Dec RI I'm, saturday Dec. ~
RATES OF pASSAGE from NEN-YJRk 10 SOUTHLAND
TON, HAVRE OR BREMEN: .
FIRST CABIN. $780, gold. SECOND CAIilN, SUI, gOd-
STEEGAGE. $50, currency. -.
Return Tickets reduced Prepaid serage SefDn-
Gates, $50 currency.
Tor freight or passage apply 10 49,. =. or,-,.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29

bPILES TuIed linn Win JObbIng VIC
quote PepDer-singapOre. IA nc; sumatTa 14c; White
%32c Mace 95dS6c.; Cloves 35G36c.; Stems, lf0 "a &c
Csssia-Chins IAgnea, 20a2lc. Batavia 20G22e. Ginger
Calcutta, To- Afncan, 7i2c. Pmento AZ 2c Nutmegs 81
G90ct an GOLD.
sTEARINLThe market duh at 1Oaal0Sse. p b for
Irir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29

shumegts of apples bb IL ~ very fortunate uae
% an outlet for apples keeps but fears are let ta te
Tetuns Of lato heavy shiPn nts wal NOT prove Z
~ shows what crop had when 80 MANY
can be sent abroad each week WIN wastnl U.s. ~ .E
% e. cheapnes sin have the market Ieinhln AZ VIZ
a. n s 6ifjcut 20 sell good lines of Western above
s1 a7i nj which price note two cars with anothf ~
i,y Psldvns offered those figures but not sud III
almost impossible sell lady apples Bogus Jay sppos
81 ,eseTnhlau0e save size VIII scarcely pay uesht op
hSels 1yeT1pe Vicar pears are 0elng ~ 70 =. ~
dom maj FLORIDA oranges sell above - g eD TO-
- sisv corue u many shapes and SIZED packaBes
dni, ~ n, prices Tie number Of oranges al ea.h hh0np
ulhouit 80 They then be sold BY the huiid
a GrsTes are doing rather better Choice
ttr SALE on fations Jerseys are TOT saIatu
asd . X n n ri :" the Dimensions tor crates BONG 1sh
9axa inches and barrels diameter OF nea ~
Inrhoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29

Ruslness hes quiet with both mporters and lobgnI
~ have entirely restricted 10 immaculate
wants ana ng of former orders Personal @
go tw and buyers exercitng the canton - ne
80 a. aher branches OF the trade. Prices have golefly
Ss st.adiiy In goods far ostripution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29
Ocean Steamers.

A MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE, between
~ Phiaiepha ann Liverpool calling az queenstown Thurs
days from Philadelphia. Wednesdays from Liverpool
Steamers ~ sail from PniladelDhta as follows;
% OHI0......-.....Dec "a
ILLINOIS. so PENNSILVANIA...Dec II
LORD Give ......Dec. 'CITlof NIW-f Okh, Doc33
Price OF Passage in Currency:
Cabin SIS 10 500. intermediate, 40. Steerage, So
PETER WRIGHT SONS, Gen. Agents. Philadelphia,
Iouc MCDONALD II pof,cTy niaae n v
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WALKING SUITS.


Deep Hem Cluster Tucks... 50
Deep Hem two Cluster Tucks. 10
Deep Hem two Cluster Tucks, finer. 20
Two Cambria Ruites and Tucks s................. rs
Deep hem and ~ Tucks.
Embroidered Ruhie Tucks ~
Dcop Side Plated Ru.c and Tucks. I 10
Deep Tucked Cambria Flounce. D0
Embroidered Rufie and Tucks. -
six inch Side Plating very fine. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Two Embrodged RuIes. ............... ......... 10
Hamburg Rufc and Tucks cks....................... 30
Hamburg kufio (xder and Tucks NJ
Deep Tucked Fiounce all cambrc. 80
Deep Tucked, twc Rutcs. cs......;....:..:...:.. 20
burg. IS
Two flounccs, fine Hamburg, embroidcre
Fine French skirts, deliberately embroidered, ~
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


lNUsEMENTs-isrn rAcr-ist, I'd, sd, 4sh ssh and 9Th
lsrRoLoGy-lern PAcx-s,h col
soAh1ERs sl w1NrEDsp PAss-i. I'd and 50 coils and
BOARD aSp opaSd Sd and 4A
FOR sa.srH
Ssfss Si4a Hs ssaTE P5 ssnsi ss col.
cLERRs; AND sxLEsMES-sD. rAsz-4,h col and 10Th
TSB sxsDssss. ss r.s..A and sA
AsrwsF ev AID sTn laTs sxs,; rsss oh c0 ,ss col
Country BoARD-ap PAcs-zsh and 9th coils. and 10Th
DANCING AcADEMIEs-larn PAsE-eth col.
BEyTsTEs71n Y racHsh Ss ao9 sS p.cr-is "a 3D. 4h
DwEs H2asEs 70 tsT & and
5s sna @ and sh eS
ExcuasioSsao1 ExcuAaSSslass rfss.a FacT@sth be- col
ESE .ss R =
and ~ ssA ss: =.
HELP WANTED-FEMA .Es-sp PAcE-2d aud Sd coIs,
HELP snS lsT nseilE eo and 18Th
HORSES s1is c1RRiacEs 4c-4rH rAer-ad 3D. 4sA and
HoGsEs hooas &C. and
INsTRucTIGx-4ru PAex-esh col
GEN real. ESTATE FOR sALE-5rH PAGE-2d COL,
LOST X ST, AND y !, youSD7aIM 1 > pssr-ist @ col.
MASsis MtNTglsrissm rissni'a raes@eh sel COL
MATRIMONIAL-l2rH PAss--6th col.
col
MscEIILxSEous-lsrn PAcx-s.h col.
sESIqAHIacgar sEM Psssfn so f.ers.h COL
NEwsPAPERs-lar PAcK-sb col.
PERSONAI--lsr PAGE--Ist col.
PIANoFoRTEs. ORGANS, &c.-i2rH PAcK-5th and 9Th
PRoPusAIs-iaru P.en-esh col.
81 PserNad col. an, iSrm Pscn-ssI, col 80
PROPERTY OUT. or THE CRY FOX SALE OR TO
and a sos 3D. 4h and 9th ''' and 18TH
REAL ESTATE TO fxcHANGE-5rn PAcE-sth COL.
sELiGiouS NoTIcEs-1sr PAeE-ist and I'd coll.
sEsTAUfxNTsnisr i nIf PAcSA ea;a 9Th sn col
REwARnS-4Tm PAGE-fst col
sEs 45 ssa II ss ss
srruaTioSs saa s. s' na % e
ssrEci,L S1TiGEsai5a rssT-l:. and % coils;
staNR ses'is PaeaSsh co and 10TH PAGE
THE TRADEs-sD pAcr-5th COL. and lsru PAcE-eth
TIE TSRgasr F.. Eaqs7sa col, .osrs !,
and I'd coils. and lsru PAGE-ith and 5th coils
TRAyELLER'S GuIDE-2p PAcE-6th col
1srH rAcE-5th and 9th coils. and 18TH PAcr-2d, Sd
WANTED tx TO SGi GPiuRcuAsE -1aru PAcK-eth col.
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PRoPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LEr-orn PAGE-2d col. and isrH PAcE-lst and
wHITEsToSE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET
WINES. LioToas acmli,rn PAcs-etS col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &c.-i4rH PAcE-6th col
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/ LORD A TAYLOR. /

corner Forsyth,
Offering their splendid stock or Nouruiu~ -
- . prices that defy competition ~ -
~ incn All WOOL Cashmere 75c.. sc and Rlo por vsrx
=, inch s wool Cashmere 81 ~ !. and u IS psr ysr1
lnmINe Cloth. 5Jc.. tur. and e. @~~
Wool Dclsncs flr yard wide. 10
Empress Cloths, 4ue. sJc.
nrnp dAlms, JUc.; reduced from Toe.
Drsp ue venice. Joc, 55c &c. light woixtt frhcA
for summer IL -" -''S
Grenadines. in great variety. from I5c. up.
THE GRAPE DEPARTMENT.
contains all the designs IN BONNETs CUpra
COLLARS, HANDkERcHiEFS and RUCHiN02
DRESS CAPS SPECIALITY.
GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS
100 pieces GRos GRAIN SILKS. IN sn sns rsv a..
for spnnR At y per yard; reduced from ii IS
% pieces q VI .; reduced from ~ ~
FANCY SILKS
large assortment in PLAIN and FANCY cuEcKs a.
yard 80 'e'' - - !" - ~
BLACK SILKS
complete stock o BLACK SILKS IN III ~ erxxr>I
AhD AAkEs - very Low PRICES. = Il '--
GRAND. cHRYsrIE AND FORSYTH sra
Fer ether Dry GesSis 1dvsrsissu,snA. -
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LORD 4 TAYLOR
ARE OFFERING EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS 4
rOREfGN WHITE GOODS.

ARE OFFERING EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN
FOKEIGN WHITE GOODS
pieces corded Pique l2,c 25c and Soc; former
10 cases French English Hue cords 40c 45c, Soc
c eO &c. and 7c 25 cent icss than last seasons
prices. -
56c per yard-a groat reduction.
40 pieces Satin stripe Psse = i2,<c and lsc; recently
''S $50 pieces SATIN ssps Paue at lSc a and sc
former prices isc-. 3Jc. and 4oc.
Is pieces S SHRED Sssn Al so former price sSc
I20picces iaid and Striped Victoria Lawn st 2ic and
o pieces Plaid and Striped organdis 2oc worth
largo and complete assortment Of plain goods consisting
e. French OrRande, nom ssc to 81 - per yard.
42-inch real French Swiss Null. from 36c. ST.
! 3l-inch Swiss Muslin. from lOc- to 6Oc. yard
White Tarlatsne. from i21kc. to 75c per yard
French Nansook heavy and sheer from to 81 50 per
English Nansook heavy and shccr from i4c to loc per
yard.
200 pieces Of French ) aconst. from Sic. TO 81.
These goods have bcon pronounced be tho best made
for ladies' and chdrens and sold IT per
100 pieces Of plain India TWILL which selling at ~
per cent OF importation. The attention of
manufacturers Of gcncmcns wear Is particularly called
these goods.
Nxnsooks, from 2Oc. to 4Jc per yard.
Figured and dotted Swiss !. Muslin @ from 29e upward
We have received q complete stock Of Tucked Muslin.
especially adapted for infants. dresses and ladies' skirts
all our Tuckngs in French and English nainsooks
fscurcd expressly for retail and the goods
ever imported
BROADWAY AND 10Th ST
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I CORSET COVERS.
NIGHT DRESSES. 1


Lined Yoke aud trimmed with Ruiing
Double Yoke. back and front and RULED down entire
front
Tucked down entire front.
Tucked Yoke In clusters, and trimmed with Cambric
i
row Bias Tucking and Rulc down 'front.'. l >
Tucked Yoke and Hamburg Inserting ............
Tucked Yoke and Hamburg Inserting. !
Talked Yoke and Hamburg iiufie.
Tucked Yoke and thrsc rows Inserting. 4
Tucked Yoke and three finer Hamburg Inserting
Tucked Yoke and Embroidered Rufe. ............ O
Robe ont Puns and Inserting g................ .
Robe front, Inserting and Ruhie Observation-Disclosures. 8
Tucked Yoke Inserting and Edging ..............
mambnrg Inserting ..... ..........s......... 8 q
Yoke trimmed Inserting. Tucking and Edging.
and Edging ..................... 2
Same style, liner quality. ....... ................
kunie $
Robe 'front.' extrn fiic muslin, two fine Hamburg
Inserting aud Embroidered Rufie down entire
BRIDAL SETS
Three pieces, Nigtdress. Chemise and Drawers cam.
brc trimmed with Italian vaencirnnes Lace from ~