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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-01-02

q. LaveIly, President of the French Society
sivil Engineers and inventor of the power
apparatus which contributed to the rapid
aetruction of the Suez Canal, announces that
sen experimental soundings have been
tse in the straits of Dover in none of them
results unfavourable to the possibility OF
'fhg tunnel to join France and England.
sLavelly adds that all the Engineers are
eed that the completion of the project is
" question of time and money.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-01-02
Yesterdays Nail

Brought three more certifcates in favor Of
"Canabis Indica," the great East India remedy for
Consumption, Bronchitis and Asthma;
Send dozen Ointment and one
of Canabis Indic4. When Mr. j. W. Fisher brought
his wife to for examination found her in the
inoiPient stage of Tubercalous Consumption Then it
was con ncluded to make fair trial Of Indian Hemp
and there 10 general demand for those remedies
The Ointment exces everything of its kind ever
or tried Fraternally you're,
P. A. SITPoRp, N. d.
China Grove Rowan, N. G.
N. B.-This remedy speaks for itself. One bottle
will satisfy the most skepticai Ask your druggist to
get It, % so bottle three bottles &c Pills
and Ointment, 81 25 each. E.
As these are imported remedies we do not commisson
them. but will make cash agents every where.
Address, CRADDOCK g. Co,
tG42 Race Street,
Philadephia.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-01-02
An Appeal to Parsnts.

Earents, do you love your children? Then
7s,esrve their health Next to the blessnE of life
~ Is the qjoyment Of perfect health How many
Ssrieken down in their infancy, almost without
zoeaSa notice, by that insidious disease, Group
ply through the neglect to be provided with the
per remedy The tender plant is nfpped and
hers ere 1t blooms When the little sufferer has
dihcult, hoarse breathing, with harsh metallic
81 like coughing through q brass trumpet there is
ene TO lose Begin At once to nse DIR. TUFTS
FiESCroRANT, and the disease will readily yield to
S5!NAYs have 1t ready in the house. as this fatal
.Sy requires the promptest treatment. 1t is very
~Sant TO the taste, and children take it readily.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-01-02

S8'CoSEoR Po8ER.-A meeting of the Exc
I've Committee was held on Wednesday
4Ehing, at which the attendance was quite
anerous.
Ehe Chairman announced that Mr.. Power
tA arrive in this city on Tuesday mornin G
"a, at 10 o'clock.
ne Executive Committee and as many of
= General Reception Committee as can possi-
d attend will assemble at tho st. Charles
sel at that hour.
Committee consisting of Messrs John Gill
70, Chas. Macready and w. ]. Castell will
3 the distinguished visitor at the railroad
4bt on his arrival and escort him to the
u, where the reception will take place.
be lecture will be delivered the same even
IS et St. Patrick's Hall, and the members of
General Reception Committee will occupy
s on the platform.
Ae following gentlemen were appointed
L MS ON the occasion of the lecture, and will
*st at the hall at O'Clock. J. r. S. Seleek,
4. Westcott, NJ. A. Rogers, P. McCabe, r.
posito, VIM. Moran, H. McMapus, Thos F.
IN, Tim O'Neal, Thomas Byrnes, Denis
eney, James Heron and Chas. Byrnes.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-01-02

The undersigned has received several large Litho-
graphs of the Catholic Memorial Fountain to be
erected in Farmount Park Philadelphia, by the Total
AbstaineTs of America which will be dedicated the
4th of july 1876 the opening day of the Centennial
These Autographs win be furnished Societies on
application at the Morning Star Hall. They are
suitable for framing. and will furnish q beautiful
ornament for Society Halls. 1t hoped that Societies
will contribute generously the erection of this great
work. d. H. BUCKLEY.
. ST. ALPH0NSUS' TOTAL ABSTINENCE ASSo-
ciation-The regular monthly meeting this Assoca-
tion will be held THIS Sunday EVENING at 4
o'clock in St. Alphonsus Hall ST. Andrew street. be-
tween Magazine and Constance streets. A full and
punctual attendance IS desired.
D. Il. BUCKLEY, President.
j. H. HESLIN Secretary ia2It
YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE
ASSOCIATION-A special meeting of this Association
will be held TODAY, Sunday; January I'd, 1876 at 3
o'clock in the Morning Star Hall, IG Poydras street
Young between the ages of ls and IS wishing to
join cordially Invited 20 be present.
NJ. J. HART, President.
J. J. o'CoNNoR Secretary. ja2It
ST. ALoYSICS TOTAL ABSTINENCE CADET
! ASSoCIATION.-The regular monthly meeting Of this
Association will be held the Star Hail. lie Poydras
| street, corner of Camp THIS AFTERNOON, Sunday
Jan. 3, le76 at ciock. Every member is expected
to be present
Boys wishing 20 join In vited to attend
VIM. j. DIVINE First Vice President.
c. F. FRENCH, Secretary. ja2It
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"a many young men will probably "sWear
4R within the next few days, we would sug-
nc that, to insure perseverance, they join
|sae Society whose mission it is to assist it's
abers iu living up to their good resolutions.
of these Societies, the Young Mems Catho-
Total Abstinence Society, meets to-day
S6nday) at three o'clock, in the Morning Star
LII. Gentlemen wishing to join it should at
,na, even though they may not be personally
with any of its members. The first
40 is to join-acquantance aud friendship
Ia follow.
3pr meetings of other Societies see our
liar advertising columns.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-01-02

Syrian convert to Christianity was urged
pig employer to work on Sunday, but he de-
ed. But" said the master, "does not
a bible say that if man has an OK or an
shat falls into Fit on the Sabbeth day he
4 pnll him out - EYES," answered Hayop,
{ if the ass has a habit of falling into the
ee pit every Sabbeth day, then the man
aid either fill up the pit or sell the ass"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-01-02

cero says that civil liberty consists in
the slave of law; liberty of the intellect
ang the slave of truth, and liberty of con-
ee In being the slave of virtue; if you
away the law you admit force; if you take
" truth you admit error; if you take away
sne you admit vice. Where moral Influences
pot exist, their absence must be supplied by
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-01-02

now seldom We see a splendid head of hair!
o@ Sickness excessive labor neglect, Thousands
their hair gradually wasting away. BurnctCs
as"e win repair this waste. The Cocoaine is a per-
11Air OFessing,-a promoter of the growth of the
lr'-A preparation free from irritating matter. 1t
great ahnity for the human skin,-is rapidly alb
aFoed, and imparts lustre and strength
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-01-02

The Committe of Arrangements in Cincin-
b for the opening of the new year having
3 request to Archbishop Purcell that the
fhedral chimes be rung at midnight, received
Following reply:
Yes. Let the bells of all churches ring ont
ghe midnight air the gratitude of nation
and religious liberty, and let the fervent
yer ascend to heaven that the blessing
Aclaimed a hundred years ago may last till
6e shall be no more"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-01-02

Next to oysters, Parisians like Holsters and
'Aynsh- the latter possessing the advantage
being in season all the year round. The
ef supply of Holsters comes from Roscoff. in
IN, Russia, and Germany are the best GUS
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BURKE & THOMPSON,
80 Tchoupitouas and II Comm cree streets.
det2 In5p
GOOD LIVING FOR THE HoLIDAYss
M. H A c x ETT,

M. H KETT,
397 and 3s7..--. Dryades Street,. .397 and 3s7
| Next to the Market and One Square Below.
Extra Large New Layer RAISINS.
New CITE0S New CURRANTS, MINCE MEAT
Fresh Ounce. Apple and Peach BUTTER,
PRESERVES, PICKLES and SAUCES
! ALMONDS and PEEAES.
! Choice Goshen GUTTER and Fresh TEAS
and other choice goods, with the fines: imported
| WINES. CoRDIALS and LIQUORS.
New SYRUP and BUCKwHEAT
New HAMS and BREAKFAST BACON
Best Family FLOUR, in bbs. and halhbhls, and
every thing else in the eating line calculated to add
FLEA SURE TO THE Holidays
and all at the LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY
CY- Goods delivered free of charge.
NJ. HACKETT,
ORIGINAL BUTTER And TEA DEPOT
Nos. 397 and 3s7 Dryades Street,
de'2 Im5p Near the Market.
SANTA CLAUS
DON'T BUY HIS DRY GOODS
at humbuE auctions bat of welI.knOwn, faIrdeAlIne
merchants. and that ia why
AUGUSTE MARX,
3S3.-.--- Dryades Street -----..----.: :S53
tTake the Green Car CDR Canal and St. Charles sts1
Is selling such quantities or
New SILKS Iatest shades worth t. and o. go at o. to
q s5 per yard
Black SILKS at pFoPortionate reductions.
Black ALPACA Black aud Coored KERINo.
CASHMERE. BOMBAZINE, TAMIsE
Black and Colored EMPRESS CLOTH,
POPLTNS from lOc. upwards.
HOSIERY CoRSETS, HANDKERCHIEFs
NOTTINGHAM LACE, KID GLOVES,
RIBBONS sCARFS, CUFFS and COLLARS.
sHAwLS towels TABLE LINEN
Brown and White COTTON
CANTON FLANNEL, FLANNEL,
RUGS, MATTTNG5 OIL CLOTH, CARPETS, etc.
all at
PRICES THAT CAN'T BE BEAT.
Come aud cOuyiuce yourself. ceI2 Im5p
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-01-02

ne jewish Fair at Gilmore's Garden, New
in aid of the Mt. Sinai Hospital, which
I'd last week, was q most wonderful success
financial point of view. The total receipts
$780, 900, expenses sec, 900, leaving, as net
1k, S1lO 600.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-01-02

For THROAT DISEASES AND AFFECTIONS OF
the Chest Bro@n,s B.onehGi Irechos" are of value
For Coughs Irritation of Throat CAUSED by cold
unusual Exerton of the vocal organs in speaking in
public, or singing they produce beneficial results.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-01-02

BLACK cloth dress suits, and everything neces-
mt out Gentleman in fret class style. eau be
and at PiersOn & Howe, I3 and Is Camp str.et.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Observation-Disclosures No. Especial Notice.--The
members of this Association Will please take notice
that in order that all be able toattend the Lecture
Tuesday evening, January 4th, 1876 by distin
guished countryman, Hon OCONNOR POWER, the
regular monthly meeting postponed until the follow
ing evening, WEDNESDAY, January 5th, at II p. NJ
punctual attendance of every member is requested
matter of great importance will be submitted for
consideration.
BY order. PHIL MCCABE, President.
JOHN B. DURN1N, Secretary. ja2lt
ST. GEORGES YOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT
ASSoCIAT1oN-st. Mary's Church of the Assump-
tion.-New Orleans December sS, ls75-At the annual
meeting of this Association held the above date
the following named gentlemen elected as a GERS
to serve for the ensuing year:
FRANK Won DER HAAR, President;
GEO. BUCHERT, Vice President;
JACOB BOES Recording Secretary:
FRANK BORG, Financial Secretary;
FRANCIS BRUSEAU, Treasurer
DAVID wEIER, Sergeant.at Arms
JOHN VEG MAN, Marshal.
- Finance Commit -
JOSEPH BEAN, Chairman;
JOHN STEINER,
JACOB KREBs.
- Committee on Application
JOHN WERNER, Chairman;
E. SCHINE,
AND. j. GANGLoFF.
Reelected. JACOB BOES Act Secretary.
HIBERNIA NATIONAL BANK.-New Orleans
December T. ls75.-An election for directors Of this
Bank to the ensuing year. will be held at it's
Banking Hoase on the SECOND TUESDAY televentht
of January, 1876 from 10 o'clock NJ O'Clock P. NJ
de12td JNO. G. DEvEREUX, Cashier.
THE SISTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
have constantly on hand READY-MADE CLOTHING
FOR SALE. Plain and Embroidered Under Linen for
Ladies' Fine and Coarse Shirts; Plain Over
alls for Laborng Men and Mechanics All substan-
TALLY made and at low prices no7 751y
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-01-02
REQUIEM MASS :

There will be a Solemn Anniversary High Macs of
Requiem sung in st. Josephs Church, Tuesday, the
4th inst at q o'clock A. NJ for THOMAS QUINLAN,
deceased. All relatives and friends invited to
attend
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-01-02

ECnyRcH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST During
lie fifteen months incombeucy of Rev. Father
.enny as pastor, and Rev. Father Foote as
&adiator, of the Church of st. John the
bptist in this city, the aggregate of the pay
snts made on account of the parochial liabili-
. has reached no less a sum than forty fee
.t,ssand dollars This is a prodigious achieve
nt, and tells a brilliant story of the old year
favor of the peoples generosity, and puts a
4t-edge surrounding upon the pastoral record.
he priests of st. John the Baptist's hold the
srnes of the church's benefsctors in grateful
aRediction, and send forth to each and all q
'4ppy New Years greeting. PAT RICE.
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WANTS-FOR RENTS-ETC.
ST. PATRICK's HALL FOR RENT,

ST. FAIhICh'S HALL FOX KENT,
ron BALLS, CONCERTS And FAIRS.
st. Patricks Hail, the LARGEST AND FINEST
HALL IN THE CITY, will be rented, by the RiGh
or longer. on Reasonable terms. for CONCERTS,
BALLS, LECTURES, FAIRS and EXHIBITIONS.
For CHARITABLE ENTERTAINMENTS. vithOu
distinction Of creed the Hall will be rented at HALE
PRICE.
Apply At
ST. PATRICKs HALL SAVINGS BANK,
no22 57tf No. 81 Camp street
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srnfng Star ans Catholic essenger.
nv 1o3RIflSe suNGHY JATUART ts1S.

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL.-The numerous
ENDS of the Right Rev. A. D. Pelicer, Bishop
San Antonio, Texas, will be delighted to
4Ar that he has arrived in our city. He
hched here on Saturday the 1st, by the Ope-
ssas Railroad, and is the guest of his old and
voted friend, the Very Rev. c. Moynihsn,
Sstor of St. Peters Church. Bishop Pellioer
sll open the Jubilee exercises at the Church
st. John the Baptist. next Sunday.
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4. d. wu1HTTt
/. HOFFMAN,.

TERY DESCRIPTION.
varied stock of goods in the ~ We solicit oar troa
REM ZIGER BROS
Beg leave call the attention o: their friend. and
patrons to their splendid stock Of
VESTNlENTS.
CHURCH TENTS,
ALL NEW AND EXTRA MANUFACTURE
BRASOH AT ST. LOUIS
They q aim that their stock 10
UNEQuALED IN BEAUTY, VARIETY AND
and that similar assortment has bofO 70 Lesa Iu
the West,
They have iust received 4 Hue selected cboi ,s Of
CHEIS9MAS FIGURES,
of Papior MNcho nicely colood from thres to seven
teen inches high. containing from nine to
twenty Figures at 81 o5to s.laast
New Styles of Catholic Prayer Books,
IN MARQUETTE AND MOROCCO
VERY ATTRACTIVE. CHEAP AND SALEABLE.
FINE PRAYER BOOHS,
In Velvet, English Calf, Turkey Morocco, Etc.
Made with special in their own establishment,
by superior workmen and well known to the trade to
be unequRied hand in great variety ia EnRish
German and French.
Ask for Benziger Bros.'s Editionf
They recommend their stock OF
GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS,
SILVER MEDALLloNs AND RELIQUAR1Es.
GOLD AND SILVER CROSSES,
sILvER-BoUND PEARL CROSSES.
ADAPTED 7oR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Catalogues sent free by mail on application.
BENZfGER BROS,
2O4 O4.N. Fifth Street. .2OA
de5 Im5p ST. LOUIS, MO.
SOMETHING NEW
DEFECTIVE HEARING
Frederickson 6 Harte's Improved Ear
Trumpet,
THE BEST MADE
FREDERICKsON 4 HARTE,
CHEMISTS,
l.S .----- Canal Street .----.-----.139
fef7 - fy5p
K tRKPATKGCKs CIRCULATING LIBRARY
G1O.---- Magazine Street
Asylum Row.
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
AND DEALER
ARTICLES. PTOTTRES. FRANRg,
PICTURE CORD TASSELS.
MUSIC, &o..
SCHOOL BOOKS A SPECIALITY.
E-P~ Framing Done to Order.
Having 3 complete Job Office of my own 1 pRo-
pared to ill all orders for printing short notice d
oW rates J25 rs ly5p
IT J. BROWN,
PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER.
}G3..-----.-----. Camp Street.
Between Delord and POeyfa-re.
SEw oRLEASs.
large assortment Of Wall Paper, Go't and Velvet
5orders, window Shades Cornfces. Buff Green and
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-01-02
CATHOLIC MES ENGER sOsnA, JANUARY 1o

To Is Dauphipe come withoat delay
From Canal TO the ne 1t tis only half way.
Don't fail como r!cngt nor be doubling or shy
We will show goods With pleasure; tie profit to
buy.
We have holiday pr. sents for sweetheart or bsRu,
Each gift we assure you. is osrHiHe aJatA:
IL gent gives a lady Five Light Chandelier.
II will show atm sure, that re wlshcs all clear.
And then vice versa, you al understand,
She must give to the gent Bone mian stand
On Ruby Vase Lamp; or for Portable Gas
We have siand Lamps that certainly master will PAss
And Brackets aud Hro; and thcu-aud things re-
Fit for Richest of Parlor- ar Homes OF the Poor.
nd Lght.-t,iug ttAtures in al ehAp"A aud forms.
Even Einuacr Lamps 10 ius daring
In Itpauned Ware we've ererytht"E, aud plenty in
Basins. Bath Tabs, CA!djoa, Couksrs great NUN hers
and mora
And III, Cans ami Coal He'd the Sa,naer Q.esa Stove
To exchange which for money to ready by Jovol
price
Counting ru,ter rp~i, Sugar ho~t, r,tcber. we'll
tini-hed a Il nice
Representing The bells OF oar grandtathers days,
Which rang {. .r rcedun-nay they thus ring
always ia2lt-
II p. BUCKLEY,
y, Camp Street,
Has fnr Sale NJ Lowest rrlces
WiLTHIH STEM llINDEES,
| OtheP~A nter.caft, Fnghsr and Swiss WATCHES n
all stiles, Tor L.,d-. and Gen tlem.n.
Al~RE- hld, A fnll "A q ERW 4 RI
| and IE VEIEY.
Watches carefully repaired. Diamonds remou uuted
il2 lm5p
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-01-02

ELEGANT GIFTS FOR 1876.
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397 and 3e7.---- Dryades Street .3H and 3s7
Next to the Market and One Square Below.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30

F' ''''.'' .''.'" ,.-
IitHUro,;. oct -Irr.s- tastcfu dut ~ , w. 81
dGI 90 q l..'.I i .'ftil. u i'. t'
a.. Ittu.t. Iune.U. dul sf 3D.. ~h'u.rf' 'all 40
lf p.f flI!I .f,ts nru'r af 20 tN'f1 'l-. Nfh.
.i ID. rum. 1i,-s uua.r or ~ ilri p .IIr Nc iu
duI 90 ttt l'lu' .iTWr tt >. -. II,
o.. Iur orI af i1 t. '.''-. 'm't 'tn.,' "'iii
s l.ri"I dull 20 b. iiIuf .-''t .'"'' '''
90 l.. NUrf -rl.rr -. dHf 40 .u . '.I 90. '...'
C,i. ..l.ra -o,t on..,. 1885, r...r a,la' ,,..,..
,,r ,,...,. u, ,.,.l.'' ,s...l. -.e. 5000 ul--,
lu'. ih' l''' i'i -'' '''i'. '' l.ty
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30


BUFFALO Oct 2S Lake Receipts Flour 900 bbls: Corn
lGl;972 bush Wheat, lj2500 busi Farley 1897 bush
% %14I 6 s 3s II0 * o S9 .6 BARLEY %{ bnsS
Rye, 1000 uGsh. Csnd Shipmelis To udewarr-Corn
tht nicror-Wheai G 100 6ash Ia'rsd Slpucnts Flour
$500 bbls. $500 bush; Wheat, 1900 bush Ddt
5000 bush barley 2 800 bush y', l,6a0 bgsh Flour
quiet sales, t50 h9Is at unchanged pilSe'
s5i 80 2do Il = u % ESIoS 3 , dguaGa a ,Si.a 49,
iordO at o2e car do at J3c car sample, oIo fu"t"u
No. '2c seIIcr . &C. e$Sr yn , nSi, Sa. a
reported Mat l fan trade mqui prices uiciMigcd
@ a9 90 80 Do % ,ts a. "hSang'G d GO iSyer Toiiv
"a % lSi Es5H', M "iE 1 ~ S 5'IS ] - maui 4i9,e Hc @
Shoulders 9c Lard d "a r taie acmand q1oici There's
GAan2c Railroad lrg T. ar Aisaer from EhIao 10 So"'
TX 9IE-Goln &c ~ VIA, zoe ,rc,,,.., whoa, m.
ea.a i o.. Ho,t,er 10. ; Do sl o2 Resctd &c.
js-ia32I., and Nov"mb,r Rye st aiy
al e 5o. s 49, s6a III - cra6eT II - the
Lard m &c." d. aa's4 "a , as " '4g & y NS" s,T 5S IS @
6a5 siiqa2c tor >houlers short b aId ohort Gear
Wheat 7soeo bns Cora 2iOoO BUSH oats, 1000 gusn.;
ii 900 b5.; Wheat ijOa6 1osI; com 5l4.uO0 Dush
oats 5000 bush ly" 3 100 BUSH Barley, $4,000 bush.
Cly.iy.Ar oct 2s-fiour easier; Family, s. 6jafj 90.
t1tiIc Ne 3iG.i;r oats inactive 30d37c Rye quict
5nd unchanged barley duil nd nominal Pork ANA
sgaiu . C; Oh DO nominal Kettle. lG@l1ite. Bui%
sr. CirtF t,,1 and ~., loJs. B.Nci Mcat IN iar
'' 5 y a1 m " to r5 " 'y SS al ,r yes B3ean
,l. d, 80 l r.. aad ga ior >hoader. Clear
d.a aua ancnauaci I5. iors s,ealy far demand Com.
n'. it.lt - 5jG-F 81. Far lo God Light, - t54
g. au few - co.t5 10 receipts 0.2 ,apmeut 30
o,@ ;r-r. Sa' c,.,i in- ti,'. 70 S,aSs Il g
80 90, 81 i-' a".eEi'1, - ia b'c,m'f - ~
0sj. lon.al5 sr'1,5 ~ p @4G i.,, IN Lr dc.nl.e. b,
81; So 3d, Iio Pn.yb-: z;eaay. Mc-e Porl, 80 aa.
a, g. ai,,ipfs-ilar 100 q ,iD-: Warai 9a,o,sl Os,l
u Z. .
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30

- sclel 3Odays. 81 Seller 90 days 242 scIc 10
days
The stack market today generally opened at prices
below i;!yse current at TIE close on IrlGay western
Union was an exception, ~ starring ~ |4i; "h.'I
proved be rs highest price for the day Inc I"h'
that tnis stock going up had been So wei as
tributed and had fuUnd 80 many believer, tla' IL
seemed ~ ii there was a market ready made lof II
at slight c0nceSsion 50 alter steady s",ts u""u
10 13l T. was ONLY necessary 20 withdraw the oiIs
to sell 20 have II quickly bound up 10 u ac'lh,
after waiyh the sales were at l3 'sa '3'4. l1nt
Sho.c opr9cl at Glas, sold at 6l AT Which lli'c
il w.s stopped by Sow OF chldc "C,,-'
and tIcu ON the supposed favorable showing OF the
bank statement marked 80, subsequently reiuhe at
Gl6,4Gl@l. Michigan Central, following ~ i1e
va, " is leader sold at 5OSsa5Olia - lsa
jUa, Ere havna retired from. he contest to-day
only t'red 600 SHARES at to,e~ lO'ia y, = J." i
Central and Hudson was held steady al I'f'-"
1Ois, hy the party who. iumor say'' has ac'.i'.-
iajcd some 5000 CT 10000 shares IA tdc S"''' 10
make qucH tur" %. I,'T' st'.r : ', ',.,,.. ,u
shares Wcrc irregular i'rltNm', L2cN1"i'lh
and Western aud Delaware and HuH-""
being weak. subject I" s:aTp Hdciu".l''-'
whlc Nrw-Jcrsey Cujral was strong. DE .''''r
stock ike Erie. Wabash. and other s'"t.N
which have gone hetl lt, has reached iilce sitter
a lrayy decline. where pcs at mold rs are E,It
tenacious aat uUrh more HSciN u remember Na''
il sold a. lis. tpii than to examine MS suuc. lur
mon .,..i 50 Cor t,r u.ct,r.rl. r1llyluU 20 Vie -
= and = .,ptr;iv-tV. NoTui-N,st prc:tTrcd sold
vaur,.T nru }-I. o. S-' Iu thc miscellaneous
stock, the transactions were lignt 90 slight '"''a-
tou- u1u Previous quotations. Ihe Ahu 'i .n -'-
from Oh. ,i.,.g- prices 90. Friday are as iaa'"r;
Advance r-.tr;l ard Hud-oa Enc. LAX" Nl ."".
Morris au f,-. and taiJ and &issJ s-Ippi, clc -
Ju.t.. states LNWe-., j. Missouri Pacific, N"it.-
Wr,- ar3 N,v-lorf 40. Ncw-Haycn, cac. o.;
Hannibal aud >t. Josepn AMI EcC-Jersef central.
each "a: Wabash. i:alu i.Junl5l and -. Jo-. fl
Iref .l!cJ -. lr,U,~- Atlantic and Pt"i.. ".-
graph, c., and j. c.. Michigan Central. aUd i'.in.
Mail, ,.aeu i: Western alou X; Delaware. LacoI-
wanna and N.-.eiu j.; No.l-Nc,t p..lnu"d. j.,
Delaware aGd Hudson, and so. PaIl preferred, ca-n
/; 81 Pau, ia; ard e.. c., e. and ln., = c. nt
The following table SHOW, tac
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30

arroha Hams sJSdS6l qninal for American Sugar cured
IAri in kegs t37 5OdsSS 9nnta do IN tiis S46G II
Potatoes 81 80 bbi.- Tslow t2sd$29 quiHtaL Onions
$3.50 80 = bb for American Coat O>Oie htre Lunlyi
r1ntr; white Pue So = NJ gold; FITCH Pine, s55Ds =
q VI. shocks dull hOgshea 1874 rcas mol 5sse'
hogsheads 2Od22 reals White Navy Bans, 2J292o'i ra
Y aTroba Chewing Tobacco, S6ZGS66 qunia-
Corn, lls.di25i reals q arruba. Hoops uoEiaa.
TrehtsThere demand for vessels lOain2 al Havana
for the United states bl Of sugar J0c hhts OF sugar
S2dS2 80; loading at ports the north coast csde crts)
nT the United Stats 3 box Of Sugar DC. hhi 0i SuI,
50 75NEi TobaccoECpUr from Nuct ADilO snow great
destruction Of raOspanoi seelings and ~ some c"u9ueN
houses and dryIug lofts generally destroyed Ihe new
therefore, Ia expected 10 Oc very late spanlsl Sou
2l1 i202lS Exchange active; on the United states 90 as
currency % discount; short sight do, 4H3 discount %
days, gold, fai y premium; London, l6dl62 premium
Paris, 2 2a3 premium.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30

The receipts to-day were @~nI 600. Amount Of
reyy National bank circulation issued dUlug Oria-
ii. ~ 1.S 1-u for which 80 per cent In legal ten
dor. aMouutiug to @HI",n2i. have been !.inrd'
leaving the -r.onha-t circulation h'v oni-i1ud'ng
~,G1 5.}-.1lf Inc Treasury NOW holds -.rit l'~,-
~aD ian .uitrd STATES bonds tu f'rUf' NIUuu1 hu.n
circulation aud Sl9I13 600 ~ secure pn"l" d.
uo-lfs. Unitul states bond. Grre~ttd Tor cii'lia-
tlot Tor the W., ! Ga Il,f tt. -- N0~',IJp. tut.d
state. huud, t-li .or cr.uIti,u WtfIcrl"u for th"
,,.,. ,lt.us Oct. - -G,~. .HU'. National bank cir-
,u;tiiDa out-ias,..us: tuU'u.S notes, S1-l,"vI,-
~ . ..Lu -n.--. -. LLl.