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

mainly FOR the tho trade sae $1,000 bush at 300
Western iU ana A STATE g % @ for No j.
sc for do sold per saaple g. g3le fof Mx@i western
$5@ilc Tor White Western; Tor MIXED siaIe and
gsh WHIT western Sse for ~ 90 bush SeTY9Ik 10
4ogisac for White taken together FEED was moderate
50 10; j $2iof 100 b siGSss 50 Tor Rye FEED ana 80
Is23 ton for sharps BEANS arr without decided
were not qniIe so active and somewhat irregular in price:
~ 90 or So Ne o I gi 9n %ete h Gots4 az ~ 80
row Choice Old ~ l1Gt2 20 Marrow Choice New g 300
choice New, 81 2j9s2 80: White Kidney, Choice New.
L. Were guet ana unchanged at S2e Tor Calcutta
HRY AND sTRXW"TReTe was nothing new in the mar.
Get for lay steady moderate trade going on At aat.
qiio,e; Hay-Shipping 551C0c; Retail qualities 700
9G Clover a. 56SG5G Salt @ straw ESSS S for
Hemp AND JUTEJute was dalia 43.cr gold int, Unto
x snip at e. Hemp was quiet al o4c goId I0r MAIa anu
iiIDEs-There nothing specially in this market;
the supplies are small and demands are consequently r..
quote Buenos Ayres p 22c Buenos Ayres 2O925 10
h. 20GSic RIO Grsrde 20a22 h. zoe 0rin6eo II as r.
2ic California. 22G25 b, 20c.; Central American. $50
Wet Sailed Hdcs-Buenos Ayres rs 80 10 160llc, gold
selected rio Grnde, q - n, Io0lle; California $3.50
$50 b. oa1 c Texas Pulled and Parked, Jocso D. 1000
Sc: civ slaughter, OK. COGsJ b. &C.. CITY Slaughter.
HoPs-TheTe was norhng special this market business
one6t easier i We oote new Ydfs ooa 10 chSce
32031c Low to Far 2iU3Oc Eastern. G33c. Wiscon.
SINS. - Doc; NcaTings, lOd2Oc Odds All gOwths, 4asc;
Caii m.aus, paste Mr T. Wells We have 10 report
another quiet week in hops our revised quotations
show a decline in the price Of all descriptions OF now
hops excepting Eastern, which owing To their scar
Guy. command money. The receipts and ex-
p,it, a large falling OF from last week. summing
u few words business l. dull, the mar ct unsettled
and e most other branches Of trld buyers are hon OF
wal ing the result OF the election Jhiltj live cents i nov
ti top price paid by shippers Choice state Hops Cal
,0ans BRING 3Gc, with very few offer Tie markets M the
al reported dul and prices Oh Receipts Tor tho
week 1888 bales total since sept !, 1876 1881 b1ltsi
total for period 1873, 22Ol2 bales export clear
aHces for the week, 32J bales; total since sept l. 1870.
lIli3 bales, total for pcnpdtn lS1 7,l3l bales.
INDIA RUBBER has been very quiet and without change
90 prices qsote GyG62 g. for FINE Para 42afic.
Tor Ole. FOR EsmeraGdi 5lc Pressed Quay
alu jDc for do Carthasena; 4ec FOR Nicaragua scrap
.4.4 JUc for dO. sheet
LEATHLk-At last week. the manufacturers
taking ul amount for The season. ui Uemiock sole Inc
.iu,A die small aud n0uaQd Leather Of prime
qi. is irrc. Crup selling freely 40 the late advance.
and reuuce Receipts ~ the week. 545ti sides
bales; exports 97Ju sides, VIZ. 100 10 England
and - 900 O. tie Continent We quote;
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to-day Saws the weather. which has changed to frost is
very This SEASON. but IL Is unlikely 10 DE
prrInau and has improved the markets, which on
The contrary continued inactive wheat ruling
generally odd Is quarter cheaper There are only SIX
cargueS on slle-cH coast. About $1,000 quarters
were taken for the crntaen within the week. since
Tuesday there has teen Little doing in spot wheat
buvers have Lad slight advantage. Maize u
hrHcr There WA thin Attendance OF mhiers
az this market today. There were moderate
transactions in wheat, and sales beyond
retail quantities were oiy effected at REDUCTION OF
penny pr 81 Tor be- white and red In Hour thtfe
wa, uoInng DOING. and .riccs were nOmnally rather
lower. There little ~ In corn. Sellers ask an
advance of three pence Pc i1rter, which though quota
bic is not readily ohtainable.
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TIE MARKETS.
fCaremuy ported tor THs TRIBuNE.t
TOTAL REC GlPTS OF PRODUCE
Ter A0rth R,cer. yeassi4. Gnd Rf'roltS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHEs-Tbe market remains much the same as usual;
ae moderate and pEccs steady at PC Tor fots and sac
EfESWAX-There are no changes; business light and
quotations san LOunay 81 Go-c Tor western and southern
BROOM CORN las continued dun and noninally I'M
chansed We quote short Green Brush, oc Green Hun
cHICCORY mas been quiet at 4ai9jc gold for German
aut 81. a6c, gold, tor EnssA. .,,.,... -, -, 9TH,
Gu"t aud, supplies arc gradually dccumn.tug prices ~
n feared, inclined toward lo%sr basis Bu,SHil2s ana
We quote: Liverpool House Camel, Sljd~l1; Liverpool
a, @lUuSlI; Newcastle do, - 90, scotch dop 90
Pcnu-ylvaula, Wcstmorelaud and West Virginia Gas so@
30 Cumberland SOFT aud Broad top ana C'taIA1u r"
o. . %, and Anthracite. Sid - by the cargo
'ttuA ha- been duh and nomnaly unchanged az &C
ipr eao Domingo -'o 80 of MaaygG3 IA io'' Io O"I
tOFFEF- Mid Coree W, very quiet aud without change
m price, MaiaDHao, lo4I'c dh Java ,4-a' l,." 4
io ordinary prmr invoices safe. here tTan~pItd, hut
DO >,BJr,aus io,o bags "a Ruth Topping sold Oh private
CoJpEHAGE 9rocK-rhere have been moderate ai,s
DO 7""s w al ~, ,,i ~, r q ~.
D. lcct ou, --fLeO. M",-sc- shoals aZ niche ylih is
~ 30 oo ,i inches. II GlGf4 Eox shOoAs. 7Od i,c
Ram ~Av,As. -, tp, shocks. t6 JJaeI
oosbA"tA JoD"g uadg Is so,nS on ' o
ilF Rope Toe y oo do. I-thleid, l5'2c.: do du,
%. .icau and 9'"uad. lHc.i MAMMA 1oi415e h"'
D. ,..; oo Whale Lines, lie. 1arrcd Manila, u -r
j. linn I4r. DO C.rhrcad 9turcad l. &C.,. Ia-tr.
-.-u iIlh YAM llc. lue larrrd -i-i o', j. ~ H., 70
Hrup ilrr,u turIagr l.'; American lt'chIri htmr
Irr,i ,.utr l2c; Iarcc. American Lam Yarn I-'. f.H'
,u.,N-T.rc Was decline n iroc ou the spot, with only
au,,,r.tr b.-If.>- 80 tc Triu' nn. tit I'c s+. 90.
..tu l.,-. Of which 800 bales Inst evening lu.rap
la or export ~ h1,- ior home ,3-ln ',Dh ~ lir7 O
-to AID 80 bale, n transit 80 b'r' "e,r 'rii' .I'd
90" contract lur f'r,p,s 30 hr ports "' u, eek nay ''.
bt,- I- "''N t,. YEAR toaI since sept j. I--to5 Ot
iu-t luY-.,,t ull- lr same uho lat 9'At' I"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-11
BRITISH TRADE REPORTS.
THH Cotton MARKET ACnyE-fLoUR Ia" ''''
ADVANCING.

IrvrprooI. Nov. lO.-The Cotton Brokers
Association Circular reviewing the trae Tor '' WEN
,,dt,, last night saws: Cotton has again been III
very extensive demand from all classes OF ouy'rs'
and the market 10 very animated Quotations nave
considerably advanced American has cohihued III Nciy
active request throughout, the week, ana win Ieuueeu
supply was spariugly offered; prices nave hu'a oou
.hout loi per pound For Sea Island the demand was
,Iy ,nn,r,le and prices are unchanged In futures
G.,ne.s was very large and there Is further advance
OF about Sd" -, ..,o.tot ,o,,o,
IONDoN Nov. 1O.-The Tines's Liverpool special cotton
referring 10 the salo of 900 bales 10 spectators
mentioned Ia the weekly report, says LUIS - Ia soi
sunf aperulation than there has been for years.
IIyERPooL Nov. lO.-A leading grain orcul ar lssueu
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IAtilH Ter
% .slj TO
Guuld s. tuIrv
safes after the can.
FRIDAY, Nov. lO-P. NJ.

The efforts which to-day were made to ascribe the
recent decline in the prices of stocks TO the
tainties of the political situation may boconsidered
as q speculative card intended to obscure tho real
movements of the clques and enable them to sell a
few more of their respective shares If this alleged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-11

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov lo-sailef b-rk Danue'roe for
ToRT ROYAL C.. Nov 1osaled steamship City Of Da!-
PoaIiASD Me- 1O-Ceared, slhr. Clara Lea'ett for
For La,est shin Ns,-s see Serenh Pane.
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p4CSENGTES 1RRITED.

PROM loNDON-Ig steqltst'p De,nqrl, Nov. lo-A. ".
PIue Clarence G yue, Art Pa me-, Mr. tld AI- John
lees G. f. Cocsbum, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. no g.. b.. FlUi
NA 6OiVin MIS-. NJ l.. Wilder. George smith, Ara Na7-eI,
Ms Eye.s child, p. p. b ackwcl water Iieruah D..
sAOu2ns ,ci 7. Garnham, CAas. b.. Servcu!i.
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TIE CorRr OF APPEALs.

,,p,>-v Y Nov. lO-Thc following Is the
conrt Of Appeals day calendar Tor Monday Nov -: ,,
W. Pi.ps agt Christopher NJ p Meyers hcJ Itufl.i
~ - sgf pratt; No A. Lawrence o. Lindsay 40
iSSrence agt Lindsay 10 Lawrence Az LINDSAY ,y
= Sisters f clarity agt. Kelley; NO. 3, lmb-l AZ 0N
THE cert " n convene al lU M TUESDAY NoN' - VIII
haa mOfiDu ay
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Counlrn Real estate for Sale.

GOOD STOCK FARM UU7 acres. fair
a buldurs. near Orange county r.c- 9A"''f ."-'
lUd stuta tIa.L' tU.lir annual -i.,s
-a,.cOy; price, 5000. WELL. no HIoi."at, to"n
IGOR SALE, or TO LET.-~3JO Will rent 70
DO rnsra COTTAGE; Dot 900. cold water, siti4ur. t'
&C. Tine location: DO .r from tly lr.. Also. --tId
place of Handsome gro mis-; l..'it " roo
- BATH At SaIHr IYr -iE .HN.5 i'.4
nal rent Two pretty tDIING - -n r.rf l'r lrrl..
JAMES i.. hAf, ~- f. .Ht.''
~ ACRE FARM-2O miles from Nr"-l oih ;
s1D COCO Cota-e. I3 roen-; Uuc lawn auH ''s .Yir.
Iyrr front. Plec 5000 small part ,..i possession 30
once. Adorcs, J. =. t., BOX iSG, n. 8. i'-i.h..'.
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SHIPPING NTELLiGENCK


POET Ov NEwNORK. ...............Nog. TO-
CLtAlIf.
STEAMSHIP caroades Faiico, Fernaudiua via Port Royal
sessls-i amy Cadvasde1. Clark Baltimore wm Da..
sslean'ip r, C. Bldde. Davis Pnus Ielpi.a Jas HAND.
steAnsLll VAtucus. Bafsc Boston. Al. T. bIluH.--
Steamship Eiran0Ta, johnson. Portland. J. J.. AWes
sts@asAlp toIles Freeman, savannah Go. l"n O.
HTi, " d Marcy MACY san Francisco s'D'n''n &"
Ess FlrDO utal) DuIisti, Lellorn Italy Punch. Ldye
cP.-F Areus,2 ptal canero Lisbon por~ga slocovoh
cLars Alfredo Qtal). Pe,tnuz. Callao Peru, fabbn d
Hars Aila' Austl Moce Cork OF Falmouth for order
Bag Nu,'o Dorn Gtal) coupidoico Cork oF Falmouth
A5as Iyras swo, haigren Richmond, Va. Funch. Eaye
s,ESs Ellen p Stewart, Miller Kingston JAM s. de Cor.
S'a' Henry Lemoel Jarvis. stanford com, a. Briggs
sea' Martha A. Gr, Gls-s ST. John y Is r. l. Neius
SSl. Azeda & Laura Jogensen St George Granada b.
hS5 o. C. Acken. Toms stamford Stamford Manufactu
SSlr l. W. Wheeler, Bowman, New.orieans N. H. Bug
s,scer Ricardo Barros Mention, Mayaguez p r. Iosu T.
ss Sr 1s t B0 Cr st. Marc Hayu r. survir
'''VP -V'I' jarvis Perth Am,oy, Weaver & sterns
So, AEHINFn
N.Y.. an. l.ios. TO f. W. J. Jlurs'. VIZ" -o' ''''
Wiz i. up 90 W. c{g,e 'lam, Mor.aead city days
a. p.3 Sersas BeaTso. savannah DAYS with I.ise
rdse aI t = T. Knight Chichester Georgetown D. c. with
S;eaml iY I.,rgSs - l.o,Ie a.
80 Pass i0 Goo. Yonee 1872 ''''' q D"J' VIII ii"9'
pass ~ agnes Burlick, Philadelphia with mdse ana
Sli1e,,..''' N i,thef & Go.
bs1. 49,, ~ darby. Bremen 80 DAYS IA ballast
bal o NNoIl sAOnsen MaIdai Nor, as, as DAYS in
SIM n. MEMORANDA
On nd * III. Davis, from AmStr rdarp. Which arrived
Al. ''io" a SANDY HOOK, lowed 10 tho cts tllt
Pawn - DISASTER.
10 ok.rth II l., Nov. lO-The schr Henry Gibbs from
ltIt Ata ''V"I7di0id. f. ash between Casls Hl and
Iox,ox ~. FOREIGN PORTS.
Cap; sicev -, 'V-Ihe Anchor Line steamship Australia
oy '1 Ne".lork oct 70, arrived at tnis port -
REY W.. g. DOMESTIC PORTS.
TEXAS loi,. - Nov l0.-AITlycd steamship state Of
Pun Apyf ~, ~ 1ork taud sailed for GalyestOnl
Don iosf - ny nov lO.-ArrVed steamships Aries WHEEL
AOers d. i,s.4Nanda SIerm Providence. NindcaLir
1idS New 1esni &c. Wiley Boston An. Eliza ic
AAWerr. cleared. steamships kenl worth, HrOWse
slide IAN n fsu AlDets ew Be0lOru Defiance SArop
AgOsins c'.'t Anthracite, Grumiey. NeW.YOrk; bar
Cork for reoly, Hamburg. Giuseppe BOzzO, PastOnnl
bell Nst.it' sChis r. T. iotiugi YORK. PORTLAND: Camp
R06Dsa Portsmouth; LOttie, 1ayIor boston; Ia ValiS
Adas {9a j. q. BabcOck, Smith, East CmIidae
kns JOIgensen. Quincy Point hlia r. CroweII Al
ESteie Day, Tracy, Fail Florence
BuIfonSr smith Pilatka; Vrae Price, Galveston: n m
ed A4IIor, Richmond Sailed Ion, steamship IeDp.
sst hANcisco. Nov lOThe Pacific Mail steanshp CITY
'4Soo' from - dney VIA hono,uIu. has arrived
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Groohlnn propcrln 90 Get.

THOROUGHLY furnished HOUSE in a
a superior locality DO Hiuckyu prte $1,000 gtI aInn'
careful and res puau~ tenant, without small children
Inquire % SO. $3.50 Henry IT,. corner Of Congress
rg,O LEI-3-story brick SCHOOL-HOUSE, No.
( 1873 raIpscr.st; I-t0ry brick DWELLING Dag. " I
iougEbyst. GORDON j. IOl,D. - Clark 81, binobIy-
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soI Gag 4:46 tiuo1 RISES. lIl
NIGH WAIk IHls pAY-A.a
s1dy Hook. 3.54 island 4OS Hel O.. Ferry. 5't
HCH WAIEH IuIS DAY.. u
sndy HOCE 500 Cows isaua 4:5S Hell q. Ferry. G:-5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-11

guauns Aygs California Common HIDE
rtclr.............2l ar n a22 20 02l
Icasy.............2J az - as - az
,.HI laHil.,'d ..2I 023 20 al - al
UNION cH0E
N"hhf@. .,...- 49,. Ieido' No.,
5if Aa..-..... LEM i cruz .....'''2Y1H
Heavy crop ....... a20}3 Rough o. k.........2id23
ro . been !l,,ls or nothing done Of impor.
~ M BE- r,,.I.ct f.r amer .liI p lr,,. prc., are unset
To-. @ cas 1aIug tle many companies oner
I. tYur ea,n other sales of 2JU 30 private
... ,. MIN itt. Tpur. though some affirm tnst saes
i, .r Made. al "a ,u5 he under wc quojc 40. at 81 No.
% :lIl 3D. and Dly FORGE az SlJ4>2l scotch rig re-
. rs q..a GtnelfTo,k, ~ 81 90 EsGnion. ~ 20
.--' .' r,i,,rtias We ouotr Steel sj54F54i Iron
..g-. ID .I.i,, m the mills odd Rails 40 Wrought
., .Ir n. continued yery qiet and qiioit,l more or
i ...o' 40 10 no O s M alo'it 2Ol,0 zOL,c
p, i.e f, lin II IN shows much trn,ss aud hold
,s r 90, M 40 ly nee under strong I.uToue aayces
.lIt4Ist Dr. IN Plates q steady, moderate trade Job
uu, way Liar dobe auueN, cares quote CHAR
Term. az 70 5gF9 do iT at - M, 9ifa S SS b S9.
bad at 81 1896 20 Domestic and bc Tor Foreign Ooh
-. -p.er eOuunucs dull aud nominuy 1c currency, for
MUIt~~i~ quiet and unchanged al 4OGJoc Tor Porto
....r... .r.i .tIt;,c Tor New Crop NeN-OrIeans.
. t' . Sd holders fclaaucd hr at 39c The isosin
ti -'' ' 'n-', ~ ~, D., al fr,,,, .vi ,,rt.. -
1, .l' ifit Sir me- 10 aifr- al - 10. We quote:
Common, -.r.,-i - Ojas2 TO- Go1a d0, - l24dS2 3;
l... 49, 5n I.r - III.f ifI Unchanged II - 7J
,..rai1.,,a div Pitch at :. ~. delivered.
o''H ~ Ti' ss i1 rt. the e
.-t r., .s,r were ronseui..riiy somewhat improved
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Citn leal Gstale for Smile.

EAST G1ST-ST., near Mddisou-avc.-Ncy
~ handsome iuursrory brown stone .r-,l.- condition.
~15ouO. KULANp IS VIII I>", He,sl..i.--t
cMOKY CHMNEYS CURID.-No cure mo-
> uIv cUuIs Tan -,S That heat tIr rooms above
sod ciica4Irs HULL uiIPFi., IS Co.,. .A'.. .a.
1+fU-st.
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Conntrn iJropcrtn 60 Erl.

CE1O LET Convenient suburban C0tt3gc and
grounds l4room> gas water heat, -; near a,p,s %,
t.y .at lines. abundant Vain, tu lnW ialtSf lU go I'
~, ~, V.rl. y..r, fare Dot lI1 ont M garden shade
,rlit berries &c. Apply 10 ONNLi- Room = No. N''a
.II,t
rT,O LEASE for "A TERM Of YEARS-A PLOT
Of Gn0IND containing ~ city lots fronting on lhire
sircots and situated one block nom 'H-,iN ~. ~
paipsvlvauia Railroad Newark = j. said plot is very dt
MI ab6 Tor manufacturing purpose upon "hich immune
rfy erected by the .Cs1f .l l.i aIl ht .' ~
owner van erect suitable bdildmss. hdar,s' w. H. b., ~
Afceiiauit-.i, NrwaJh. y. J.
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reason va. "a factor in the decline its effect world
be mucl. lrrc likely b. be seen in the Government
bond Al, gold market than in the share list. The
real cause ma1 be found IN the actual condition OF
the properues represented by he certificates and in
the fact that the prices Of two weeks since bad no
better foundation than that OF a rash speculation.
Whether the speculation las proved to be
paying o. ising one to those who inaugurated and
engineered {, is matter of small moment 10 the
public. To some who unfortunately became be-
Levers at about the highest prices. it must have
poycd disastrous But after all it has been but
swapping of jack-kniyes between the spectators,
the public having wisely refrained from " taking
hand" The market to-day opened weak, and prices
rapidly declined IN the early trading, bat subsc-
oUently there was sharp rally, dull and spirit
les market and then another decline, but generally
not to the lowest prices Of the morning. Lake Shore
led in point of activity; opening at 55li il declined
to u.s. rallied to 5Jli AID later sold at liajll2.
Michigan Central followed, with sales at asa l3li0
4l"i i3412is. Central and Hudson sold to the
extent of only 500 shares at 1Ol&ia y, and
Lr,. on light transactions. dropped from
lois 10 93i while the preferred sold az IT, The st.
Iaus continued heavy, though frequently fluctuat-
ing; the common sold at 2Ol2a 2Oa21li "a O5s and
tie preferred at 52a51li a52l2a 5los. North
Western commol with reported transactions of 900
shares at 3G78a353i 1858, went through its set
part but the preferred exhibited some real life at
j905S 9JSl2. Ohos sold down to 7 and closed but
i better the preferred selling at 1fl2 Rock Island
declined 10 and remained AT 1O0l2. Illinois Central
lost another pr cent in The sale Of 100 shares at
~. The coal properties were weaker and moro
active than of late. Delaware, LaciaWanna aud
Western sold at 733.41l5s rallied TO 72I2, and
closed AT -. Delaware AMI Hudson, after sales at
71lia70, finished at 7oli and Central of New
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stat, bonds were weak on District "I '"i''''''
tbs, with "a decline to o. new SfIW1 l'i'," y
d,,Iining to IIai In city bank stochs -" aIh sou
nj ~ and % Merchants at Il" ,lh'ie NHs
wrll-di,tributcd trading IN railroad bonds Ne"
and ONO second 10 loi2, aud Chicago and Eonn-
Western coupon gold con,oi, 10 90; ~. fanI r',I
sol, were steady 40 o6i2 o'Ai seller 90 ual 'i'u
cine, were strong at llGll FOR ilsts .ld - l"t
San joaquin branch. Union. Pacific L@,H INN
were lUI * and Sinking Fund down 10 ~; 10
Of Toledo aud Wabash sold at - ami western
Iuion Telegraph at iOl. i.t a
Inc following are the imports OF diy soouS ~ '''J
mort of NcW-lork for the week cnhiht '"-"f ',,,''
sincc the beginning IF the year. r"hliI'u WI" '''
corresponding portions of previous years
For me Week. - /. 10, i.,'.pt4
Entered Al tho port. SldG, fp ~i-ttgiy iU.I 40
Thrown OF markell. l,5ol,o'N I'"-'-''
since Jun. ]. 800, ,.- l-, x-Q q.J -og
Tir,rg Oh tnaIk tt gs 900 - 9JfIl9io fi,'-''-'4
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r. la., been . nI.,a advance ll Qm,a>...,
u..- $50 quote. opium 10 =. -. ,liL'n4..' '.i , .1
'.ae Io- Norrnn" a. - ,. Onm.r .. T- co. ,"ov''I
good. e.'a',se'. o.. +"'I '' t :.i M
auH - ' - o. tr1; '.a '- goo ',.'''
'- t-'-t .".. Tor .rr-Hnot -t los -, g .. i.,
l.Inpu ''., currency, 'i ',,A '", p ' "-."'
80. C.,l.,A' a.'. @..i 'ti.., Oh 40. ~ 3
. i,.. been On u. 'r.lte demand 90 5F-1 5p tr
~. Ia'ea..r & -oaso %. aa' rorl "a :. bog
.. s. y r. +, @ IS 3 2 .as. e 80 j i {. s 40 s,
t limited '''' '"' 'h' "' & ' ,,i, t nm, u .t
ia,+iaI ..t-l puo,ur.', w.th -.m' it. cuisines r,
r'i'i .i 10, o. .. !. , '. .n! - los. -
t r. ".s i,' Is, '.''s2 ~ ,'', o, N." l,,,.
81. =. .-D 30 ia,.u.ls Loo ..' " inter N.'' i.E'!t
'h. -., ,or h ar al - 501sIoO for Ia,,1t, 700
na. sup. nn' ' ...,' I, ~ -.r!" M 30: ar -5
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. ..' o tnoic. -ug. rnuc state and Wc.m - lo
.- .n 'r in''"i l." ''".' 49, W., ". f'r W. 90 q. 4
q, =, ,oae' tnr D""d o. ..,'' i,, a'. - . AL
' |'. AMI So 80. or choice to Fancy O.. = p
I,i = sO.aJ 80 or Nim,r wheat Good To- Choir. l.. 3D.
uy ,.9 Nils ENr - lo1-. - 10" ''.i ; , u. so
Iun l"nri ii.o 'n' - '' - q. i.t ,r t
ST., ., ior ""'I ig ,'', '..; - ~ , t,, ,,.
t..Hi Mur. r'' Itild' - 30 .' ''' ,.,.f f.,f,t
Patent '".; - -'. w. =, la't ,o r.,t.. t.c
-- l'.u-' $500 20 80 o.. t.,.r l...,ar.
market t.-ih. t.. pun .,,,. % A., 90 , r,.a y.i-t q.
~ul'iFIN 'l u, va .,i. al fi,. l.,I
iHuftlII demand til. 'l' i'i VAC iiil. Il ',I
irtU-s -i'., l..r' n'-. 49, p, I"t0' |u ' ~ ~ ,i
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Cool 10 'h",, '", -, iaI,,f, r,i. t,..... s.,.,
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uod.iat' INQUIRY, ~ ~, ,"l ,'. 10 I. -. f0 f.r
.lH-, ] Iui W ii n esq 10 '' ~.
yellow Western aui Jrr-.E 1lt r' g., '. ,' 'i t,,
Guiding -'t h".- nv M, 'a ~, II. % ,,. " H. 10. ~
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-l0sI - .n rii' !" a.. ~ So ',,U,tt An
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IuiU 81 sales "'' o'-' 81 F"-1' ~ . ''' .-' -- ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-11
Gon5cs ano farms Waujc0.

WESTERN FARM WANTED fer nice piece
w Of NtW- York property boot I..Ilt lrI. ir....
EJLA.D g. Nl4IIt', o. E-. Er4a. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-11
coyruyMrNr .rocK prrARrNlNT-lOa O'CLOCE

GOVTENNINT sIOCK DIPAkINLNT-IU4 ONLUUh
AND lie O'CLOCK \. VI.
= - on Common 'C5 y ~ y 800 Coupon. 1868
$4,000. -.-......-. ll27s lnIN.-----..-. -
rn "a ,.. he. ll2-s Loon. - Il
g. zoo ,a,iuru loi;1 L = 800 Registered. lSi~
'.''..n 'l'' 1I5a, DO. ............I I1Gai
o.. ann -. be 1 ~, L s 80. Coupon 1881
! 500 ..........- 1l3
r1rsT Ho,RD-1O1a OCLOCK 4. ".
Gala. 81 suite go16s- EgIy,1f E0Hdg-Ii,'IL and Rail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-11
DOMESTIC PORTS.

I0xnoS ~. FOREIGN PORTS.
Csn. ~ Nov l0.-Ihe AIehor Lime eteatn.1ir Aps,fo
oy. IVY "o@ New.lork oct IS, arrived at th.s port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-11
FORRIGN Ports.

10 ok'i a. X l. Nov. lO-Ihe schr Henry GIBBS A.,
lolt 1es, "c"fsdoId f. ash TO bstween Cis.ls Hll
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-11-21
How rhey Make pins.


A snappish, voracious little dwarf Of
a machine pulls in the wire, bites it of
by inches necessarily, one hundred
and forty bites minute, and just
as it seizes each bite saucy little ham
mer with concaye face hits the end of
the wire three taps and ''upsets" it to a
head while he grips it between coun-
tersunk hole between his teeth and lays
it sideways in a groove, where levers and
springs playing like lightning, point the
pins, and whence they are dropped into
a box. The pins are then polished, and
two very intelligent machines reject
every crooked pin. Another automaton
assorts half q dozen lengths, and per-
feet genius of machine hangs the pins
by the heads and transfers them to slips
of paper, and by one movement sticks
them all through two corrugated ridges
in the paper, when the work is finished
The pin machine Is one Of the nearest
approaches TO the dexterity of the hu-
man hand that has been invented. It is
about the size Of sewing machine, which
II closely resembles. ''''t - -sv