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fNTfRNIfioNAL RIFLE MATCHES.

y INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCHES,
scotland. ireland. Austria ia, Canada, and America
Sept ~ ls and "a Annual prize contests Judd Snort
range, Lanin q Rand, eating, Champion Cavalry
Long range, Nimbedon Cup matches, &c, Sept. IS
w. and 20 Return match ireland ami Amerca Thurs.
Day Sept. 81. During days Of all above matches the
Long Island Railroad Company VIII run trains 10 aud
from Creedmoor rs follows Leave LOng Island ity
from nepot north Of ferry 732. Q05. HOB NJ. 100
2'O3 800, b;O3 6;O5, 70i +, NJ From depot south OF
terry a36. 1898 ll.3s A. NJ. 1908, 1884 1888 238
S;Ss o;s Is eis " RetITnns trains leave Greed
ga 505, $40. $3.50. 5is, 900 6is 800 7l2 1884 r. NJ
Time between Long Island CITY ana Creedmoor only
forty iO) minutes. Excursion tcScts 81, including
ferrage aud railroad fare 70 Creedmoo ana return ami
admsslon 10 all parts OF the grounds Tickets for sale
at James slip aud Easi 3ith st. ferries and West.
colt Expires, Offices 7s5 and 942 Broadway and PARK
place. Ferry boats leave New YORK, James slip foot
81 Chambers st. thirtynye l35) minutes and 3ith ST. H.
twenty GOD MN ties previous TO departure of trains
For albany, Thu, new and splendid steamer
II Escort Capt X. q, Hotallng Passage, 90 cents;
with with berth a. wIl leave Ses YorS ~ Al6APy
Freight taken Al reduced rates Pier IS. foot Franklin
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PENNSYLVANIA MAILRQAp.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New YORK, VIA Desbrosses and Cortandt
streets ferries. As follows
Express tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and south
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, $3.50 A. NJ q and
800 T.. NJ SUNDAY. ana $3.50 r. VI.
For Wamsport, Lock Haven, Cory, and Ere a. 24O
anu $3.50 4. NJ. connecting at Cory for Tltusvle,
Petroleum Centre, ana the OH Regions.
For BALTIMORE Washington, ana the South, Limited
Washington Express Of Pullman ParlOr Cars daily,
except Sunday. $50 A. NJ. arrive Washington $40
Pm. Regular al $40 A. NJ 24O and 4. NJ. SUNDAY,
Express for Philadephls 73O $40 $50 A. NJ. 1880.
2iO. g. L. g. =. 7. $40 o + NJ. ana ~ night Accommo'
dailOn A. N. anu $40 = NJ SUNDAY, X A. NJ g. s.
s'io, anu T. NJ. Emlgrant aud second class
For Centennial Denot at $40 $50 1880. T. $40 a,ao
A. $3.50, 3, and +. N. On SUNDAY, X A. NJ Re.
turning, leave Centennial Depot Mt 7I5, S'ib 1890
A, NJ" L. ll5 3 $3.50, $40, $3.50 o. $50 and 7O5 T. NJ.
On sunday, 7;2O A. NJ aud H. NJ.
FOR trains 70 Newark, ElHabeth. Railway, Princeton
Trenton, Perih Annoy Remington Brlydere. and
~ OF Ter nts see Local schedules Al ali Ticket Ofncra
Trains arrive From PITTSBURGH, SEQ and 1880 A NJ.
anu lO2v +. NJ daily 1910 A. NJ. and $50 T. NJ ia IT,
except MONDAY. From Washington and Baltimore
$50 NJ, 40 j.l0 and 1O20 r. NJ sunday $50
loo NJ $40, $3.50, $40 $40 $40, djO 7ii 10.
$40, and lO2O l.. Su day, 900 $40 blO 1910
1850 \ " 800 aud 1920 r. N.
Ilcket once 90 aud "a Broadway No. Aator
House, and foot Of DrshrOsses and Cortlandt st- .
no.i Court ST. brooklNn IA ll6 and llS iluds lH III
ION Ken Depot, Jersey Cry kmigrant Ticket once
FRANK THOMSON, d. NJ ROYD. Jr
htutThl Manager brncrAl IA arngcr Agent.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RaIlrOao,.

A LBASX AND TROY BX,DAY BOATS
N Z NlBBARD aud DANIEL DREW.-Leave Nestry
81 Pier at $40 and sitn al $50 \. NJ Landing at
Nyack ana Iarrytown 10y ferry boaD, West Point
NewDurgn PouRikeep-ie. ishneDeck, Catskl and IIud
son Close connccuon NJ Albany with new tram a,
~. NJ Tor the West over New York Central. To
West Point and Newoursh and return, same day, tL
Poughkeepsie, tl so.
A PEOPLES LiNE steamboats, for Albany.
~ Saratoga, and the West leave daily (SundAys ex.
ceptedl az 7. VI. Pier IL y. r.. foot Of Canal m
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NOR NORWALK DIRECT,

Connecting with Dsnbury NorwalK and New Haven
Railroads BY steamer AMERICUs. dairy SUNDAYS
excepted! from Jewrlls docK Brooklyn. go r. ". /;
Pier 81. East river, 2;i5 r. NJ OF 33d st. East
riyer at r. NJ. Fare, SO cents Excursion tickets 90
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AtniisIrg.
DOisls,

4 ROOTS HOTEL. ana dining saloon. Ava Green.
~ wien ST. and 4vO< Canal st nleIla cts. plate
Ioons 49, 3D. 40 snd 10 Cts por night ~ 20 S2s5 per
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4mus.msnls.

sis $sE iIs ~ b
III ! i ; III f. +. Y
M gEouenAn, Az %s fY Ssahh, ~, pAyIpeE. Mr.
AsFF BEE% EEi4 E R Me NJ Pah aSY
EVERY NIGHT ATS.
LAST .nosiFGSs" MATINEE
TUESDAY NTShri, Sept acih. positive production.
after months Of costly preparations Mr. DALY'S new
.LrFEl"
c oSsns h Ok ks fIY a a5REf Sept
NIBLUs GARDEN.
SHAARbEs 4, AES Ok
Triumph Of DE GRAND Spectacle -" " '0D'
miss Eliza Weathersby Benson Sherwood's won.
I" Amoret. aarous mechanical ef
W. II. Crane as Bsbs ''''''
Helen Mlnlelli n their Deyerna's Magnificent
suDero Tours de Force.l Properties.
ne Merry Dramatic The Grant Transforms.
COMPANY, ton Scene.
Ballots. - I: The March OF Amaron,.
Bowers, u B. Irving, The Magic snip.
Hogan, W i. Marston, The Field Of the Mush.
Emma siOeEmsn, Pearl Inc cfanblins Palace.
he snte dra branded Ss wn i popSs
"''''' ''"'p'"'' hApk approval
Every evening ats. Saturday Matinee at i,tP.M.
Mf,!sSsis', iScsTAnn TnnAsElssahErlp.ysg agk
PREF min ny SEAsoE %
A PoPuIAR stYCcEsS
EVERY EVENING, AT s. and sATljRDAY MATT.
NEE i,ao pret uarte. new niaS HAih
~ TWO MFS OF sSSDy nan
written especially for M. STUART ROBSON and
r.rs s,p Dv ,ns i2S.ow'4E srss, u, m Ma,
q pi u. r. motifs H. w Montgomery, u, DALI, G. T.
w,id"p wiIsss o,, I,nVnps3n; S2nn Ms'tuews ~
Cary Ida Vernon Laura Don and Maud Harrison.
nAuK TnRaTup
1 Lessee ~ Mr. wa s1uARr
Manager Mr. II ART JAcKsoN
of Mr.. Fred. Marsden,s original American comedy.
,.ht.A III, ~. ..Lol Ds. .,, $780,.
WITH , WI pe reps w e.en,nf until iurtner
no'oe IN ~ RI NJ hpnt - ~ ~ r. M
ch,rsc,e,s Nv Mn ..es Ra.s Moa nr,o
Edmondson, May. Gallagher, Mrs A. I. Baker and Miss
Isabel Herman, Messre. Cyrll Searc, W. j. Cogswel j.
H. Polk. e. Padgett. A. ID. Bradley, Frank Langley
b Brutone, and Others Boz once nov open. Seats
1oDr,s .,.y,,vx vtvrx - -
" Madison ana an sy.a Goth and eth st..
THIS EVENING AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
LADIES' ana CHlLDREN's MATINEE TOMORROW.
HORTICULTURAL
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xaanttb. .Mal.s.

DURE TEAs.-Aeens wanted everywhere TO sell
II to families, hotels, and large consumen largest
stock IN the country quality and terms the best coun
try storekeepers should call write. THE WELLS
TEA COMPANY. POI Fulton st., between Church and
Greenwich, New YOrk.
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COTTON MARKErs

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9-Cotion firm. Mrdrng. i2c. low
MidluC. u40llssc, Good Ordinary, lo'2alO'ic. CIo,s
receipts l5iJ bis exports eolstWlse, 80 pai sales ~
bales slIrutr,, 500 bales stock, ".IJt bslo-
MdGug Il4c; Good Ordinary, lU'lc net receipts. $50
'~JS bales exports tOlstHl,c lOtO
bales. sales 2j bal.o stock. 4S.-25 bales 1870
tHtLE,r y, Nov. 9.-Couu1 qWc iitlt doing Midahhg,
receipts 232l bss oyports 10 the Continent ElOO bales;
SALES. POO breS stock. 80. 30 bales -.
NEW-OuFtN~ Nov. 9.-Cotfou strong Nlfdng Jfc.i
Aidue 1856; Good Ordinary, ln'scs net receipts,
britain, 1924 ae-: France b1lH,, cDcstwise 2NlI
lss sales. 1000 bales last evening 1000 bales Stock
%1vrItH nov o - Cotton held higher Mui,ine. llar
receipts 4GyZ bales receipts 4G9 baer exports
Col-N, 2jlJ bales sales, 49, bales, stock 5O'J bales
AUG 50 s. soV g-Coou and higher, buyers ana
SELLER. sugt Nidlng u nc. Low MidduF lci GOOD Of-
GufIy, ln2c mel receipts. -,2lo Ha., stS ~ OIts'
ApTipiUt, Nov. 9.-Cuiton uIm MddlinC, I24c Low
MJlIa-. "a "ic.; Good Orau1p. J a..
NFirIIS NDN. HtOttOn strur" GOOD demand NfiHnF,
pc; -,Jil bales shipments Lilo bales saies,
WUu'GroN. Nov. t--Coitou firm and nominal Mdding,
II Lc. Iow Aldlng, lie, Good Culinary, lUc. net 10
ctD.~. -GI fal,s SfurA, OtJZ bales.
louisville. Nov. 9--tOtton firm. Midfiiug, II &c.
&c.. Low NIImc u r Good Jrl nary, 1915. receipts.
ll1u bales shipments $50 bales Sales 3l9 baiosj Stock
'GtlSf, ~ Vow 9-Cotton strong; snddInc II &c Low
bales exports 10 the channel a. bales colstwse L4io
bales, sales, 1880 bales stock. IS s D1!gS
SAVANNAH. NOV. 9.to;tou excited; Mldilng l2c' lo-
M.dng H. Sc Good Ordinary. lUtci net re,'njs Dol
brle- cross, l,u5 bales. exports cp'~t|se, ei53 bMes
sales, 2,2Op bales; stock. 7j62N bales ,..,. So, . .
BOTTOM Nov. Go quiet and firm Middlng, l24Gj
Low Mtflir@. l3c; Good Ordinary. de-. net fectllt,
!. 80 bales. guss, 1852 Da.cs; stock 1927 bales
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t,ir dement, Shoulder e. Clear RI s,ao' ssS'c'
short Rib Sides Size Long Cnt Hams Toe, an NoyenD'
9as Ss clear r' Rib E des 6S5Sc wbfydu .d nom
II ~ Baiier lrm Me',er cssr{r 2JeSie Cgnii At
50 los ~ lar ar 70 god lght s. 59g - - I4c ns
DETRoT. Nov a-Flour steady ct seess 80 Wheat lr'n
log. u 30 bid No. White Mc6iein 81 81. sa.nf
NJ. Mixed, 53c 40 . AZ SIC oats quiet White dc ;
MlIe'' ne I,esriIs-iiorr 80 pbS Wheat l3852
2@s0 bbls Wheat 1881 BUSH Corn, $50 bush Oat, a,32l
az S o SeE I;, 2g y du gnsnS3goa Wheat weak
DO 81 0git; December 81 II !: Jannary al i2s; 10
Do 81 o. Corn amer No p 49, g. oss qae, 5ui steady;
Ne. . Sic RyC in iar drmandi NO J, 65c Barley timer
No sI,tug 79e Decem6cT' s0gs2e Iroyisio2s fraer
Glr our t,aay M1es b 40 b'Hic 500 70 @e.
ciuie I5c coyeTsced Ie Sc. Timothy and Fiayseed
uuchanCed Flour inactive. loe grades weak sales. ggI
bbls Extra at - l2R Mn.ota tsaiy az 20 Z2gS6 t3i
ana Indiana Family e $3.50 q rye Flour - 25ati 90
arye! yellow 5SS 7So' Mixed 55ioS g 2c. New West
Sr1 t5ci s.G 5G3c. s;iin 52c 0ais sfe,dT White $40
Western 81 H. Butter dan NewYor aud Bradford Comfy
5 H 81 d. lists 90 az t y 2 Si T Gi-
DO Firsts 229Zsc Cheese unchaneed. Ego trn Penn
syy5nia New r.cy aud nei9 gre Fi'sA, 2o@2Jc W,ss
s. Lol-, Noy. gElour in fair demand: Family, - 500
torn-55e5Sc; New lod4ic Oats quiet bni firm $oaS3c
uut steady Barley dun nominal PORK
steady aut IN gcoa demand az ~ 90: @ steady infoi
IOc Bulk in fir demand AZ GQc, SdSiic, and Slo
sa for shoulders. Clear RID and clear Sdos all loose
Boxed Meats in far demand sales " Cumberlaud At 80
Sc Short rip Middles in bulk s'ic Hams Long cut l0c
Iacon quirt 2c 9J-c and 09ec Tor shoulders Clear
3D.. and Clear sides. whisky du'l nOmualy 81 ~ But
uuner; Western Reserve 20g2c; Central Ohio sq20c
Live IlOrsCOmUH - lp0SJ 30 Fair 10 Good Light > ~
- - Packn- grades - jjaej 40, Extra BucLers,s 20
DSJ 50.
TOLEDO Noy 9-Four steady. Wheat steady; No White
Wabash y 80 No 3 do. 81 %: No. I White Michigan,
~ ~; Ezua do. to- 81 80. Amber Michigan SPOT or 70
y,mbeT ~ -U2; Deccm3r ~ 2-at January. 81 2ji2 No.
Amber Michigan, - 092, No. Red Winter 81 fOi No
DO. IL Is; December Il No Red, Il % Rejected
II u3 Dayton Michigan. - No Amber Illinois,
% steady; Hch Mixed 5ui:c; No. at tsc.; Dam
Sew, 34c Rejected. 47'c New 43 oats steady;
No al 90; do Canal; 81 Pr White 3,ci Michigan SO;
Rejected 2lc IaIu dun Al a 30. Recrus FlpUr. 20p bbs
heat l. oO bush. Corn 1000 bush; Oats. = % bush
Barley 1900 bush Nmpmtnts-fiour, 500 bDls Wheat.
81. 700 BUSH. Corn. $4,000 bush.
WU'U"CroN. y. G., Nov 9.Spirits rrpentnc STEADY e
300 usu STRONG alal W oI Strained lar steady al 81 ~
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEwYoET NOV only 20 cars fresh cattle cattle
arnvals Yesterday, masking total Of only 81
scr saturday, AGAINST etU9 same time last Wcrh tc al
Monday is scarcely oc Z 10 On ike quality SUI The
i o 1' ,g morrow NOV "a % dead nr1 art being pretty
well cleaned up NJ stronger figures As here "crc no ieNa
very ieW natives pour enough g. 20 Dco" o there -
c sold below gc lhe safes we're buis 3l. T. poor
~ e. % az .o ID =, at r. = ~ 6 g. g and
% o. TO- az l0ac. ID Z. at 10 8 average v-sc. t
I4'J,y ~ nov, Tric car s". ~ ilc ,i''' Io'
Cpuy Mcpherson sold Tor d. DC orsou 10 nm 10 sffl
70 a., 2. 10 o. I-' ID H. s.S to glg n n gC 10
oi I4j1 20, iOc B., TO- and Of $50 h. zoe, % d. 80 ,o-
~ az ltc. r. i, mixed cattle, 1000 D. &c, % 10 for y
lcd, 10 OHIO n sers az b At lOtc, - ID 9i I''"t
r. yogrl for Meyers RsErn-ein 9 limos llS2 10 at
sac, less each J. OF $50 b. 'c les, - Oh I'-OI 3D.
N GoIi,iih for MEYERS 4 ey,-ein i Illinois lisp ~
10 ID, and cocH, ~ Of I'I1O d. 4c o 4--o d.
IT. Iau'erbach 'or H. Eopfer II Missouri 1862 d. at
~. - Oi l,ZJt d. ~, ANA .O' each al, a.,
T. -uD, Mons, - Illinois, LIS q at eSc ana -
CA1r,-Aruyas very light, viz $40 today and $50 s.ree
vance. D. g.. choice lsucks County Hang al l1'2c go,
Sac. by lgt Ot BucAs County 100 ID &C. - Oh Io'
car5is & Fptr, sold ~ Bucks County 9aaloc and ID
Tlar.'' S.ort .oid 4 Mount Holly at -loc; y Bucks
Co.utra. Iu, aud 2tat lobe.
{. oo.uus so.d - Mogut Holly at Sgloo. ,,.,.,,
I.l.e Iu,t -od i rrassIs ct - aj eichi loi BAR D
a,necs sold - calves at % each at si3; at
SprP h>p Arrivals TODAY, - ears IT Sytiethst,
atJ,r-ry ty, abd al rory eieutis 3hl"g '5,o mean
1u-I SINCE rly. liO-i, against 2b''l same m, d.
1rrl rb.i.4 ,recr difference ~ numDrrs than in prG.s
act sheep very huc higher, "At ial I"'S
l.tr advance, tnht VIII pume lambs about &C. Ai"hti
selling Iuu Al "a ''., some store ewes
ourung sull lower. Prime cine, Il IT "a Jc and II eA
tIt Ir. i.., &c.
Ilu.1, 81 I lott sold Syti-hst s. ohio sheen % n ~
4L, -ut Go o. 10 $685., i,dp. so D. gel lod H.ai, -
.l,. l. ACADIA a.4iI- = Pc ta-. lr- b", 81 To- 81 &C.
nos 90 Forty e ylt-~t, ll' stale sheep - 20, al
6, ao 90 state lambs, 90 70. oo @O@ lambs 10" sheep -
I,rnrcck p DAVIS sold 1914 canada no u, AZ 47c
o. tate do, % Do. ,'sc' 81 state Lambs - d. 'c o. no. %
..
NrGra sold - state sheep ~ n, Al c - sheep and
lambs. c 80 IrnI,N wanna SirriH - i"' ~
Ji.l I...l am 90 ,Ir! tiJl - I,lt mo NI''P
o. -nl do Z %. at 4r. pa do 90 To- az &c
Arrivals 4U, a. Forte HIST. ana 80 ~ jersey
l..t L. hogs Total Isl &C. saturday, r''a, t
90 Last week. A. printed 'e@t,fa', p''o
advanced today, CITY dressed selling uI 5, .'f
I.H Do u,u. II.4s. much improved, selling DO H
r., state and light ligs went Hl J4aiNcr
f,,,.Iru o.. heavy 400. Lave "HtU sod al . - 80
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nnMIsrIc MAKKETs


grFy,o Noy 9.-I.ake receipts Flour, $500 bhls !;
Corn rs 90 bush. Wheat 9~Vll bush Barey, 2l3Op
bust Railroad receipts Flour SOD bbls; C1ru - 100
bush: Wheat, LOO bush. oats llJuO push baiI'y3
p0rts-Corn 7SS bush Wheat 3,JDu busl' Barley
bush Railroad -npmeuts-tlonr 5000 bDlsi Corn ,2uO
hush: " Leaf, 2j..OO bush. oats, H. bush haIlty
bush. Flour quiet and unchanged NIeat q lct :
sales Of bush Milwaukee spring NJ 81 ZO2 quo DHs
heunygan spring 81 70 quotations on other grades nouh
S0jO Iu.I Low Mixed Toledo at 52C; $1,000 bush. 40 at
81 L,. 1000 bush do Low Grade AT JU tc 400 bush No.
al 81 c 5000 bush Sample at Doc 1000 bush yellow on
mi ate terms oats and lye-NOlhing doing Batlty-Saes
lOuinally unchanged HighWHcs IN nght
nry saes 20 bbs At unchanged prices Pork and Iarl
fr; active quotations same scyis-NohhB uog'
c. Canal ueightS-tofu,
Ihraf KailrOad fIelghts-COru, Z &c. Wheat
CHICAGO Nov 9flOur quiet aud weak common 10 lhOce
Western shipping Extras. - 1886 %; Minnesota . 2J4
n O7 a. cash; ri O5 a December 81 L. January, No
Rejected, SSc. Corn fairly active aud ala e
higher. NC cash &C, Deccnber Rejected, 42c oats
active hm and higher: 81 243i as CASH 52'c De,eubrf
snd arm SIG cash GIG 42L November Sl6 49, December
Lard steady and bG ~ 90, cash, ~ o.
November 80 A. 2GsY So all the wear. Bulk Meats steay
and unchanged Whisky. 81 OS Freights Corn 10 BluAO
bbl, Wheat 0UO bush; 10000 BUSH oats 1000
bn.h RYE 1000 bush. Barley, 10000 bush Shipment
Flour HOOu bbl& Wheat l25.0OO bush CON I - 0
bush Al the afternoon call OF tie Board: Wheat lower
81 O5i December 81 % January. Corn higher 80,
cash i3c.. December Oats, 81 &C. cash forA easier
CIsCsNAr Nov. 9.-I1our In far demandi Family So 90
as5 75 Wheat steady, with fair Gemandj Red. 81 POO
al 25 Corn CHER at 52d53c New tO9ilG oas quiet but
rm at 3O63sc Ryo quiet but steady at Csc Barley dan
lard steady with good demand steam Rendered S9e-
spot; 50 70. next week Kettle, lOt94Oyc LUX Meats IL
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l)TeXcl Building:

The cable advices were cheerful the London
market being reported in "a strong condition, with
priees as high or higher than when the war cloud
hrst began 70 thicken; The British consCs were up
frmer' old lS65s ruling at 1882 1868 Mt
IO9is lO40s at 10Si2G1OsDs, and new ives at
1865 Erie was lower at 07s0lO. The money
three months bills being quoted at 1S1l per cent
or 8, TO per cent below the minimum rate OF dis
count at the Bank of England. The Directors OF the
Bank held their regular weekly meeting to-day but
do not alter the minimum rate of discount, 1t con-
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THE MARKETS.
iCNefuy reported Tor rHE rRBUNL
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North RfrsT Tsss,i. and Pufro1is
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THURSDAY Nov. q, 1875.
AsHES-There was moderately fair inquiry in a SINAI
way and late prices remained steady at 4'e ior Pos ana
6s.c. for Pearls ,
,he stock and 81 1872 OF which the latter
were Java 8 $40 Maracibo 636 baEs sano DO
mnRo lattery 1880 bags Marscbo and l2 bags ssyana
have sod within the quoted range Brazil hrm bnt gne
anil 400 bags Bahia Beahe. sold he and 100
bags no OF Hume on terms TRANSFERRED e stock OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-10

Brazl this morning at an ports was 1853 bags Of which
223OS bags here The general quotations follows
Rio ordinary cargoes l6496~ c 10 Fair, lS4alS &c; DO
Good lsssdl9c do. Prime lg4dl92c extreme range for
lOs lH d2Uc. Java 81 123c Singapore l1dlSc; tty0n
1919 SCI Maracaho, l68lsc Iagiayu lGLdlSc; Jamaica,
l5bdl7c SsntO Domingo l5Gl5 &C; Porto Rico, l6 lHc
Costa hiea 6dlgc.; Mexican l62al7 2c Manila lGdl1c
AngOstura lb0 Sc. Siyanla lUd Sc; Curacao l50lJLc
COIIONIhe market was iiC. higher closing weak al the
al rance with tradc duh sales OF O2s bales Of which 1913
bales last evening including 40 bales for export $50 bales
for consumption and BOO bales FOR speculation The receipt,
at the ports 1851 bales AGAINST 34,7G bales this DAY
last week and 2j3G9 bales this day year, making Llo
5O2 bales lO33.7S7 bales during the period
el.JtlU
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The following were to-days quotations, IN gold
for coins and buliion

Money was in good demand all day. " the banks
and money lending institutions the rates are ana
> urr cent which were the far rates on street loa :,
though there were exceptions az higher ana lower
llf,, ou Government bonds. Tie market FOR n'T-
chant ,.,r i, quiet because few names aIc bong
written mt tlc rate, are firm, aud are thus seated
by LEADING note brokers:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-10

Good Ordnarv. l0is Low liis
stuct Go"d Ordinary lOiis MIddiug
For future delivery opened at Siec advance lc Of which
was subsequently lost there good business Sales
teriay after p mNoyember 100 -ss2c.; loo l2'ec 100
l2llgc December 800 l2auc; 100 l2'.sc; January ltop
l2sc; February 2OO l2i'a.c; March, 100 l22sac; u
20. l2'ic total 81 bales. ilr,t cai ioday-AEril oO
IL &C total 100 bsls Second CIl-JaUUary, 800 l2lsc
fchruary, 900 l22,asc. April 500 l$'szc.i June ~
l23lsc; January. D, l27lsC February, 100 l2sg.c.
March. go. l2sa72c.; 100 l2'pc.; April, 100
l-aIagc.; May, TO- 135rsc; total, 1OuO bales
Sales today Hp to p m.-No,emh,r lO2 i2ls}yc L.
l2,s2c. 5no i-ssc 100 s. IOi, e. December 400
l2Ec 5"O. l2iialc 100 Ia, 500. l2l'7c; poo 2c
o. l2l7azc l,aOO. l2nssc 500 l21.C; 900 1880; 10
l24c January, 200 10 70 IL - COO l2,il 600
l2ta.c iluO. ilr.c; 900 l--.c & o, .c 100, IL sc
Too l2'ac; leo, l2-c 100, l2'8ac COU, l2'a-ci 500
l-i'sac POO u gc. February. g01 l25isc o, l2is.c
300 - 100 l2-,.c; 300 l2"iC; LOO l22i7.c; loo
l2ac BOO l22'sc: 90. l2h9ct MARCH,, loo l5aac; 100
l2lsGc. -uu l--szc; zoo, l2.'gC q, l-'i3sc, 10 ,
l22'c. 1000 l2'ci Apul 100 &C.. 100 ~ g.; 400
l3saac 100 5isc; 800, l3ssec; 100, l3lisc May, JuO
lJuac 900, l5.isc. june, JOU, l3L; 800, lJl' july
900 l3l"asc; 2uu, l2'c. total 200 bales grand total
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Banking Gouses ano Bankers
FISK g. HATCH,
BANKERS,
No. 5 YAssAU-sT., NEw-YoRK.

give particular attention TO DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS at CURRENT MARKET RATES,
and are prepared buy sell in large small
amounts 10 all classes OF investors orders by mail
telegraph Will receive careful attention
pleased TO furnish information In reference all
matters connected with investments in Government Bonds
We also buy and sell GOLD and GOLD COUPONS, COLI
LECT DIVIDENDS, and TOWN. COUNTY. and STATE
COUPONS, &C. and buy aud sell COMMISSION all MAR
KETABLE STOCKS AND BONDS.
In our BANKING DEPARTMENT receive deposits
and subject draft allow interest 70 De cre
monthly balances averaging for the month RON Soo
600 at tho Of three per cent per annufn A w
ances averaging the rate Of four per 'S
FISK g. HATCH.
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rITt- Woo UUT'N UTOTdII'II- WI
Refining. Inferior 10 Common, 4dJ c DO, Far, 8s oo
Good g'sc; 90, Prime, 914c; do GfoceryFar TO Ch3re
9I0IOI-c do Centrifugal 91.d 1926 TO hoasstS . sc,
do Melada jea1aic.; e.. Clay ed. boxes D. - Nos 10 -
S2aJ 49, do, do, DO. M 10 10 IL, pas g do 90 &C.
Nos II 10 10, lUsdl be- do do do, Nos 10 10 -, lOB
n he; DO. do do, Nos. 10 70 20 itall ~c do DO
White lOlig lac; Refining, Common 70 Prime
sai09ac do. Grocery, Fair 10 Choice ~ lOLc Btaz
u. =. Nos 10 ~ Sa0"'sc.; JaVa-D - Nos 10 L" T.
Cha iOC.. Manila, 6a-dJ's.
TALiOW-Ihe marset was steady sales 10000 10 AT os
a. &c. g. D. closing wiki &C. asked for Prime.
WIIoh MARKET was irregular AMI unsettled S9es ~
hhs At 81 O9 cash. aud after Change % bDs al n ~
r-..In
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financial
CAS- STOCKS

GAS STOCKS.
a. NEWYORK. METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
NtNIIAITAN Gas STOCK BOUGHT AND SOLD, .
and all kinds Brooklyn ana NeNfor - Securities de2'
uby GEO. H. Pi't.N IlN9; . -. -
Room 30 30 broad ST.. \. y.
NOTICE.-A special meeting of the stock
y holders " the MCSCONEICONG IRON WORKS VII
Doe held a. the ~ thr tauhopr Suss County,
~. upon THURSDAY. Nov. 10, iS16.at O'Clock p M %
ap lpln increase toe caIi stock the ,ol-
puy AMI tO issue bonds secured bF uort.gc r order
n il. WILSON, Secretary.
On PER CENT STOCK GIVEN AWAY
- ~ Those to-r natural k>seugeu or Nirir, y ORDER
10. receive tci,st in Tie Company fr'. Water n
o!aughL SARATOGA ny PLRIOS SPRING Co, fsrG-
places
ADAMS EMPRESS COlPRSr.
30 BROADWAY, NEW. YORK.. Nov. =. 1876
TFHE TRANSFER BOOKS of tins Company
gii be closed from clock p. M Nov .. 20 the noriius
OF Dec. =. l. q. ~ BtOth, It,autt.
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for Fair 20 Prime; SO135c. for Choice; state hal'
trsins A 24d3Oc. Good Puine 81 .
sac. for Choice: state welsh tubs 2jd2jc.
Tor Fair TO Prime and e. Choice Western tubs ri ~
zoe Common 10 Prime: 2i42Jc Tor Choice; western
frkius AZ l5d Sc for Common 10 Prime, 2O02lc for
Choice: Creamery 2sa3Gc. for Good 10 Prime
ano 33d3Jc Tor Choce..C lEESE IN slow dcmend AMI
grades below Choice st gu3r state Factory Al S092'
Tor Fair 90 Good 90l2c tor Good Ia Chocri 3dl3-c Tor
Fancy and l34QI3aic for selections IN small bits state
palry NJ 9allc Slammed 20 sac; Western Factory at
case Prime. Odl3c. Tor Fine 10 Choice ana II 3D.
dl3c for Fun Cream Chcddar- EGGS " r. ih loeTai"
request al unchanged prices, Long Island ara NtJt-t!
29n3lc: Pennsylvania Al 2SLf &C. western at
26a the Choice Canada at - d25c and West
and State LINED at l9d2lc.
iCE-DoWe.tic ruled STEADY at 4sfU5lr. Tor Louls ara
and &C. for Carolina, with moderate trade Foreign
merely nominal
SEEDS-Covrr better demand ard frmer $50 haPs
to sold at li4c FaNsoed quiet 1t II o. Tim
Otly quiet 10 II 90Gs2
s'lEARINThe market quiet at loAc. q b for Prime
Western.
SUGAR-Refned IN good demand aud higher al III ~
i ac for Powdered and Granuate 2al2c Tor Crushed
l2Ql.Lc. for Loaf and II al Sc for standard A.
Raw very tim but quiet the statistical position
follow