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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-24

sourHwEe- PASS, Novemf >er e, TW6.
~. c.,t.,u q. ". Bowel, Cor ~ Of InsinseEs,
United 6tae0 AfmE
Depth Of channel It .nean low tide, six
+aen feat ~ inches. Least width for that
depth, ninety feet. High tide It z a: ~.
Height Gbove D.Aan low eAe. Two iees:
Depth Of chaDzel ct high u4e. vtghteen iees
{ six ihches. yIottom sofe. ~nrup
Nastee Sf]Ae' HsGatonR.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-24
SPECIAL NOTICES,

New Orleaas, November 10, oS56-Tno
Temperance BAN Associ. tion will be held in eaer
hall corn.r Of Rampant aud Spain streets. On
MONDAY EVENING, December 4, 1876, for the puz.
pose Of electing Ave directors to serve for the en-
suing year.
Bv order Of the president,
n010 de23 A. X MOULIN, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-24

Colorado's two new Uuited States Soma
tofs arc Hon. j. b. Chs6ee and Hon. A. NJ.
Teller. They number Just - many - the
Senators from New York, and their politics
average . good deal better.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-24
Turn from trouble.
Turn from trouble.
Turn from trouble.

Invest SO in the grand extra drawing.
Invest $40 in the rygnd extra drawing.
Invest $40 IN the grand extra drawing.
Invest $40 In the grand extra drawing.
CAPITAL prize $50, 1000.
Capital prize t5O 0OO.
Capital prize $4,000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-24

William francis Mclean vs.. ): :. AeeS.
irg-Fifth Justice Court for the Parish OF or
leano, No. lll2.
DY vIRTUR OF WRIT OF FiERt FAY las ny
b me directed by the Hop. ". L: In omps4S
of c9rlssns viii proceed to cell at public auctio!
=, the store Of John Tao@pson. on ,s xete sScs
o,cfock NJ. the following described property,
wit ,.,,,u, 10000 .;.,
kvp COUPLING JOINTS, assorted ofzess
sS5 se6t Of GAS PIPE.
| eaised in the above numbered end onttsle901te
l Terms-Caah in United states currency.
/ no24 29 dess ". G. SWEET, ConstAbaA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-24
STEAMSHIPS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN gREMKS AND NEW oR1zAas
<eeA The Sleamships Of the Nofth
6 i ss'H'n Lloyd will run - h.
From Bremen N ,oe oFl ssa ..
Frankfurt. NOV 20. About Dee> n
Further days of departure will be annon1csa
The steamers touch outward At Havre and IA
vana and on their home trip at Havana and Soaeh'
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
Prom Bremen Southampton or Havre to HsvA19
or New Or'eans
Cabin, s1so (gold). steerage, s3s (gold}.
From New Orleans to Southampton, HAyrs o. -
Bremen:
Cabin, $50 lgold). Steerage. e4s (gold>.
From Rev Orleans to Havan&
Cabin. SIS (gold). Steerage, SIS (goldb
Children under ten years half price; Children 10
The company reserves the right to change tss
Passage tickets from Bremen, southampton u
Havrs 70 New orleans issued BY the unde1signsd-
For further p'1 e. sr esgaSs K Co..
sells No % Union strcos.
FOR HAVANA VIAfCEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WkST.
United states Mail Line.
xM1 WILL & CLYDE %ssSSI11,MEraaros,
~ and Havana steamship Line
2GZ4EN will dispatch one OF the above 6Est
class steamers from New Orleans -
Every Week,
Touching At Cedar Keys and Key West, and esn
Meeting with steamers for Tampa
Through bills of lading istued to all points IN
Florida including Tampa. and to New York Char3o3-
| ton and Savannah.
Splendid passenger accommodations and througA
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without permit from the,
Office.
For freight or passage apply to
L K. ROBkRTS. Agent.
No. l20 Common street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-24
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
Local Intelligence.

SuBDUED VRRBrAGE.-Some few of {the
Wild talking Democrats yesterday asserted
that they we're perfectly content with the
returns from South Caroline, feeling as
sured that, even if Louisiana and Florida
declared for Hayes and Wheeler, Tilden
would be the next President. Why9 Because
there was more than suffici Mt money in hand
to purchase at least one of the Republican
electors for 1'ilden. But how such bit of
rascality was to be contaminated was not
explained. That kind of talk may amount
to something or nothing, but it is better IN
said, and, furthermore, if anything of that
sort was cont mplated It'll not likely that
the manipulators would permit the fact to
leak ont
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-24
CONSTABLES' SALES.
Richard small, &. w. Wieanpd. subvs

Richard Small, &. w. Wfe2aDd. suDro-
gate /, vs. Mr.. Robinson and Lucy k Z. mnia
Fifth Justice Court for the Parish OF oflesns,
No. Si3.
10y VIRTUE OF AN.ALIAs WRIT or FIEki
b facias to me directed by the Hon: W. w. Thomp-
son fifth Justice of the peace in and TOT the parAn
Of orleans, in the above entitled aud mum oerea
sn;t / will proceed to sell at pubic auc ION, IN
font Of this courthouse, F fth District OF New Or
ieans date Aleisrs), on WEDNESDAY, December p.
is7S. at Twelve O'Clock NJ the following described
property. to wit
movements thereon: situated in the fifvh District
Of the cisy of New Orleans. being lot No. OF
sousre No l6, which is bounded by Pact fc avenue,
BIN "a Market and Eveins stI eete, said lot meas
uriug 81 te inches front on Market sur ct, ny
depth of 800 ct between parallel liner. Being the
same propt rty acquired by the defendsnt herein
under thu name Of Miss Lucy MeIrett by purocs1e
from Andrew Dumout bv act passed. before VII
liam H. seymour notary, On the tourth dav OF Mays
1872; egisterad in conveyance office In DOCK no.
lO1, folio No 3l2.
SeizeC in the above numbered and ent tied suit.
Terms-(a ash on the spot in United States cur
fency. u ,
nu2A de292 w. e. NV Ell. ConetAote.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-24

BRIEF MENrIoN.-Some dealers, those in
the retail line, refuse to take Mexican
small coin.
Two men, of course unknown, knocked
down and robbed John McNamara, last
evening, at the head of Glrod street, steal
ing sos in currency from him.
A fire alarm sounded at noon yesterday,
sent from the corner of Constantinople and
Austerlitz streets, was caused by smoke
issuing from cottage occupied by Albert
Turner. Very little or no damage was
done. The building is owned by J. G. Wire.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-24

No INDIGNATION MEETIkG.-TwO OF yes
terday's morning papers stated that the
police force, night and day men. intended
to hold an indignation meeting in Lafay-
cite square last evening because they we're
not promptly paid. The truth is that no
such movement was contemplated, although
the officers generally felt greatly aggrieved
at the failure of the Pollce Board to make
monthly psyments, instead of Offering
time certificates, which money brokers
paid about thirty-fve cents on the dollar
for. Most of the men believe that the
board has 10 its possession sufficient money
to at least pay everything for the month OF
October.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-24

Tho Orleanian vs.. J. >. keattng-Fiith
Justice Court for the Parish Of Orleans. No.
lli3.
Wy VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
ID me d rected by the Hon. ". l.. Thorn pson nth
justice of the peace in and for the parish OF or
leans will proceed to sell at public auction. on
TUESDAY December S, 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
in ont of John Thompsou's store, Where street
Algers the following d. scribed property, to VIII
1916 ELBOW JOINTR a. sorted sizes.
u keg Of COUPLING JOINTS, assorted siaes.
365 Feet OF Gas PlP6.
Nelzed In the ab0vaAumbersd and entitieo suit
Terms-Cash in United States currency. -
no24 30 de5t W. G. SWEET C"nst*o'o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-24
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
4 uGUsTK's
COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT
No. 1O7 Cust0mh0use street,
Between ROYAL and Bourbon.

Al the delicacies Of the season, choice wfnea,
etc. always on hand; also, all that il necessary les
soirees weddings. etc., promptly furnished. Phi
vate saloons up stairs. Elegantly furnished roomp
The RESTAURANT 10 open till midnight fsf3 "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-24

SEWING MACHINE DEFAULTER.-Theo-
dore Lawrence was yesterday arrested by
Detective Stahlberger because somebody
said accused had failed to make proper re-
turns of his collections for q Chsrtres
street sewing machine agency. 1t is the
same old stOry-women, wine, and what is
worse, the gambling table. The young
man admitted that he had used more
money than was right, but he was able
and willing to make the loss good.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-24

One WAY TO GET EvEN.-When miser-
able colored fellow. by reason Of his ras-
cality or foolshness, fnds himself in trou'
BILE, and liable to be punished forindividual
meanness, he loses no time in finding the
Democratic headquarters and unfolds q
horrible tale. 1t matters little how utterly
absurd his story is, the committee on COM
plants takes it all IN and writes the testi.
mony down for political effect The meaner
the cuss is the more stock is taken in him.
Surprising these men would stand up be
fore the committee and tell them that Dem
ocrats had prosecuted them because they
were Republicans9 How would the appll'
cant be treated Likely equare-toed shoe
wsuld be suddenly lifted from Demo
cratic leg. When outraged Republicans
first called on disfranchised colored men to
make affidavits narrating their wrongs,
Democrats houted the idea as perfectly ab-
surd, but to-day it appears that that polit'
icsl gang find such a course not only profit
aba but justifiable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-24

I Monday evening and
every night,
"Wednesday and saturday
Mstinees,
Sunday night, Nov. 3S
pO.,ively last perferR.
ance of
ROeE MICHEL.
illustrated with the most
elaborate and
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY
sver set upon q stago. and
with o cast Ofunexampled
k,ti eneth
NJ nday, November n,
M e. SOTHERNs
Box sheet now open
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-24

VN ENaakk1S GARDEN,
Sereee..............1S
q. WRNGER. Proprietor.
Largest Hall in the city. Best European AAd
American journals on file. Three 6ne rooms to-
families with separate entrance. Best teeR
world plays from IL A. H. till II P. myO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-24
MUNTkOss HOUSE, ,ou.v,
nYv.nyT MTRQTSGIPP1.

pleasantly situated, is open for the reception
Of vistora kvery luxury the season affords p
splendid and terms reasonable. Special induce
ments offered to excursOnists.
my6 GIN PETSR J. MVNl 0s'Cn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-24

THE LONGsHOREMEN AGAIN.-A delega-
ton Of regular loDgshorenen yesterday
learned that sailors were engaged unload
ing the British bark Lochiel, head of Fourth
street, and quietly informed the men that
they must cease such labor. The sailors
stopped work for short time, bat as soon
as the coast was clear they commenced
operations again. The British consul was
informed of the fact, and it is likely that
he will speedily take measures to protect
his ceuntrymen.
How He FOUND IT OUr.-Last We'd
nesday. when Captain Gray. first police
precinct, was called ON by Judge Meunier
to produce the body of Bob Butler, the no.
torioue, the writ of habeas corpus was
simply addressed to the captain. When
that official responded in open court, saying
that Butler was beyond his control, the
attorney for defense stated that the return
ON the writ had not been fully responded
ro-that the Chief of Police had not an
swered. On this, Captain Gray arose and
requested to see the summons, and at once
noticed that the document had been tam.
pered With, the name of Colonel Loan hsv
ing been added after the return was made
The judge quickly reprimanded the court
officers for permitting such thing to be
done. Had not the attorney for the &C
cused talked too much the trick would
probably never have been discovered. The
captains explanation was like red no,
bomb shell in the enemy's camp.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-24

press, chuck.irg at the idea that the Repub-
lican party would be held accountable for
ell the wrongs that had been done while
they we're in power. The Democracy should
be made to answer for their just share In
these wrongs. because they deliberately
held themselves aloof from all open partici-
patton in the government, while many OF
their wealthiest and most influential men
we're sharing secretly in the profits OF the
vicious legislation, of which they were con-
stantly complaining, and were actually. in
some cases, the authors and promoters OF
that legisl alton. The legislative acts OF
Louisiana since 1868 prove the truth of this
statement. The refusal of the Democratic
party of Louisiana to cooperate with the
| reforms instituted and carried on during
Governor Kelloggs administration, and the
failure of that party to reform it's owl
abuses when it had the power, are add
tional proof of the fact here averred.
1t is beyond denial that most importan
and valuable reforms in the State govern
ment have been effected during the ADMIN
istration of Governor kellogg. Th'
Democracy, however, have not been homes
enough to concede it either through thel
public speakers or their newspaper organs
Aek those presidents of banks and IN
| surance companies who telegraphed Mort
the other day that there was q Democrat
, majority in Louisiana for Tilden Of owe
0 1000 whether the debt of Louisiana has
1 haa not been reduced since 1872 frol
t s25, ooo, 900 to 81, ooo. 900, and they will t.
O Won that it 10 not questionable. They vi
a | answer, becsuse in matters of finance the
;. sro men Of truth THAT there 10 NO dou
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-24

STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NRW ORL1AAD
HAvRR, VIA SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
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LITERARY NOTES.

The last story of George Sand The
-ro,ror of percemout, Will be gwen the December
Appleons with paper on George sasG a, on M
t0rE by the editor in the same number arc likely 10
attract attention ara,
Among the attractions promised IN H"e
A,-ake for 1877 are "Qu.uuebIs-et Girls" serH ny
soplie Nav; Good for-uOtiug Polly serial Tor inc
W n RouUd a true record OF little American siIIs
travels IN Europe; Daughter aud ~ Eouseheep"i-
papers OF practical value, and other features q" ''
The Irregular Fail parcel sale" OF books
nv Bangs. Merwin d Co. viii De continued to-day
and following DAYS The sale includes INVOICES iioB'
SrIiiucr Wexford 81 Armstrong, Virtue ~ l"istoi NJ
eiolJo'f a Co. lee a shepard william r. GIN o. ..
sabin a sons and other HOUSES ana mum t i tii ,,,l
Illustrated books and juveniles suIt'oie 10 ''io
season.
T5e atlantic MouMH while according con-
siderable praise 10 the anonymous poem beu'e'
GAYS. The most obvious criticism L. th't Tue
poem recalls decidedly and al al Poihi' iHe nllu, o.
M Morris. II is kind of dWSrltd thci IT. War '..'
quaint air Of being "a translation or moderm/ O. Nii'.,
which Mr. Mouls- poems nave sun 49, l
will reward tic reader the sloiy Is ioii'i H .,
tlresquc and is told with hoth passion ana '''' 7".
The Christmas number Of st. Nicholas TINS
gear will Dc tAat i5 December, which viii not h' pun
lshcd until saturday OF next week. IL D. To ot in 'i
good things. To- Che extent Of 100 pages with 90 n7'f'
tratious Mr. Bryant tells about The Boys Of nay boy
K K ,,ti > m .i,' Ct,risIn.s 81 ~: Lucy Lrcom
writes of the " Poetry and Carols or Nlhtri; MI
tridgc bc.lrs his s.rlai. His own Master; "h" Is a.
Proctor describes the Great Bear as Inc CIo'" j" ''
tSy"
The December ScriJper, issued earlier than
usual contains the opening of Dr. Hollands me-" story
"Nicholas M.nturu" The doctor takes occasion III MS
"Topics Of the Time" % put IN This good word Tor ic-
tom "To suppose that fiction could permanently "IP'"
70 so many classes OF mind n 10 were only hconl is 10
ertpo-e am absurdy. Fiction is most powerful Mhch IL
e',.ts ,'S' tt li ,g ind i'm GcIon 80 long as
" orr
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=; 80 Tor Common 70 Good Low Grade CIV ta 80
Extra 81 5OqS9 80 for Winter Wheat Good to Choice Ya1
TyrS Round Hoped ONO 81 GGs5 40 for Fair 10 Good %
10 Good Minnesota Extra ~ 5O0s 80 90 Tor Good 10 Choa
/ Patent DO; - $685. q ior Common TO Good Extra
market closing firm for low and and me1igm Grades
v f f9ggR GT e SST was r5 sSSra !;
slight advance on medium ana low grades sales, 1900
sG 80 for Fair 10 Good d. G5ass 30 for Common 10
Cloce Family EXlra and & 3}aS3 % Tor Cool 10 Choice
need with a little doing sales, COO Dbl.. 400
FLOUR was s'ng slowly at s5asS % p 100 b. Including
Fancy q - t,at3 80 CGE% IE Al was II yqu st
Yellow Wcs.ou and jersey - 70 for White Western $50
in scEs was gGctcd at s5si IS j. 100 rs for Coarse to TiHs
yellow sales 1000 sacks Coarse at IL % for baltimore and
FOREIGN FRUITS have been in moderate der'and only,
Mace IL Oranges have advanced on liberal sal-s Tho
quotations are: Od Layer ka,sins box, 'jgsl 20;
: 50; New do 80 fOas2 25 Valencia Sc. far Od AMI
2 aaran iS Sac. or New I@gbdra croa y ac Tus
i.h Prunes 6q51c New tienS !25SE L. i,ISeaoc Al
Gsn Sheed lG 50c faIraeona u 2c fvca tc Naples
Bali Nuts &c: Yew FSs i6a sc italian ia.aroni ii a
l2c; 1apIoca Ta6 -c saIn,s hl,ooAos, ~ ~ 9aSt'
Ous - 7jcs 80 box oranges ssaSlO q Lh Ter Mas
F5r ida ' Goco,aats 555asGj NJ, Bananas, az 30
GRAtN-1hc market for Spring WHEAT vas some.
Prices advanced arc. D bu'a, closing im at tho
codnf; Winter Wheat s' was in light rsqaes without
tc,dod chang Price a ~ Was small aes
$1,000 bush 9c,gaips ssh 2i7i, ti s az az
s. 20; $1,000 BUSH Old and Sow MiSed 30. 3 ~lrns az
T. 29 sS SSco at Ga' Nf% ooS bush Se% &c. c6asS
at 25a5 - e INSIDE Ysg 'F HeGy R2o yo Sog1
Sg at ii 81 1000 bush. ~. Chicago a. - . Part to
a r,ei tG2 wt 4sn ' at Il q and E1tia
W, Michigan At - va. vas nj 7Gd7c fcS g:st
y. " asa5 2S,,'' sass 1000 bush &5teIa at g
Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-15

At the stock Exchange to-day the engine of spccu-
la,on vas again reversed, and after n quiet but firm
opening, prices were made TO dance lively jig. The
steam employed on this particular occasion WAS
generated from a totally uufouudcd report that
another meeting Of the trunk lines had been called
to settle the so-caed railroad war" and the ap-
peal 70 the courts by the "ex-managcr" and bis
associates for an order requiring the directors of tie
Lake Shore aud Michigan Southern Railroad Com
pany to show cause why an order should not be
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Nem PUBLICATIONS..
CCRIBNER'a MONTHLY.

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NJ We are not sure
,.,. water ,.srs. vrdono.
O'' ''"' 7'''''.' ''' r.... ,,.is,.-.
gee "hat ""I'u' ",, ,, ~ , ro, t, l.i, r,e of ev
ceence thew believe cher. are OTHER to conquer
and they propose to conquer them
THE PROSPECTUS FOR 1877,
which gives tine uucso. more than ny illustrated papers
By writer's Of The highest merit grouped under DE head
FOREIGN TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE,
,,D.,,, r,,t, ,>.r, ,rp,,-rr
r,l,,,., -, .-,,,..,.,,,,
lOi OI-AI' Hoii'NN''
HOUSE AND HOME pi.'oI'-li I0-''
AMERICAN SPORTS,
WIT AND HCAOR,
,,sic.tes a., osr,,,c, ,,,or rrcce.'oaye.rs
THREE SERIAL STORIES are announced:
Ar,,unr uINII-pN
,l.,.,, ,,c,,. ,.,,' ,,,t, ,nrr.p.
..
H'- ~
,-,,.,,,,...,
i''Ai
Ni Mo
besides shorter STORIES sketches %ca &c
MI. BARNABDs articles various industries of Great
r,,i,, l, 81, N,rr and which include the history Of
. ,,,,.,.7,.. ~ go ,,r,t.1, ,g,r,,,-u
SOME EAPLRlAi.NI9 IN OO-oiHHA '1oN'
"h be found Of great practical value to business ''e"
There practical suggestions 20 town ana
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There was p rather light demand for money to-
day, aud though the charge at the banks Is W
changed street ntes were something eiSitr FAY . :
as for call loan, for the most of the day. DiSGouHi
j. unchanged. The United states lrcaSurGfat Nash-
gton received TO-DAY &30O,OOO national bank notes
r,r ralruution, The customs receipts were
J. 100 O0n and internal revenue receipts. tlf''oUO'
Tine following is the Clearinghouse statement To-
I4y: Currency exchanges. ~G6,9Oi4Z5; currency
balauces, 1921, @j3; gold exchanges 7l'o-o'f'o ;
eYid balances ,SJO9,36J.
There was t'lo usual activity in G0ycrnm'nt Sc
cor,tic~ round lot of coupon zoos OF $3.50 ora
Sold at 1904. There were sales OF rg,'rtr" SlAe'
II 1881 af 1863; coupon old lsGjs at 10; regis
trgcd Audy." at 1924, and coupon nc" ., al
1928. new llas fetching II. We annex latest
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,s..,S CHEMICALS have been generally quiet and
ma ...,.. We 4ptc; tIluL go - - currency, Ion Job
G. ..: Morphine %: Qulaiuc 90 81 20, CamuheL
. GINSENG VI -,arI tJ seneca root oc Alcohol AT
t4,. y Irritt s,., &c.. eud Cream Tartar, aUa54
c,. guck-vrr, toe, gold; tugSn thrunCu,rl 40 fur
Sal -ol osl.l~l H- inr ttusue: t-ut- - "a Tor Ash.
sg "a I2-i hica.u. Soda al gold Bleaching IOwd.
-lrkg lDll currency tA.rlr Potash, % -Jc. gulI
Essential oils. SB g., gold. Tor ByI gimut. go1.
Lemon 4-aJCt, currency Tor ~assiirs; - 5uJ$2 90 fo
Wmrrstceu. and ~ 30 tur Peppermint la liza and % JU in
glass Coc.uuDl G2uUJc. gu,d, Clutch, 5ia6r, gold;
Gambler 5l"r gold Virginia SumAc 500 500, and Sicily,
stIJaeI-u g ton.
TI-i an kuas have been quiet but prices have rule
been quite steady Machtrr rl9at-O Tor No Mas-a'hu
colt, Shore 5O1 - Tor No. do, aud 80 4rI Tor NO
tu - for Grand Bank and - 900 - - Ot Georg
BOX Hrrrng lSr2pc. Tor Scaled ami Zoe. for No Bar
relied % - Tor Labrador Suut - audtl 40 for Port
l - a. for Itglatn,, and - % or IAAAi Dutch Her
RING, Al IS.
flour AND MTAL-A good trade was reported In
FLOUR with further slight adv vance on low and medium
grade, shIHrs bought fair extent and there as1
moderate home dr inquiry good and choice brands ruled
about steady, with light obbug demand CITY Nlls Extras
stronger with scarcely much doing; sales
800 bbs including loo bbs. No. at 50 90 - % the
1900 bb Superbuc al 81 5OXfj the out
thoce $500 bbs Minnesota Extra az - 40 - 30
Plain, and 81 oOdSS 80 Tor Patent incl ding 25OO
bhs Strai.Ut 5OdtB 90 1900 bUls. Medium Extra
at - 5u4.6 70 bbs Low Grade - 40
including 900 bills Western at - 80, 500 bbs
CIV Mills Extra - 80 for England, ana 80 2O6
80 so for West indies, mainly for the latter the
sales 50 6O0tf % for No. =: 81 5ud$5 for
Common Ia Choice Superine state and Western; IS 80
as Inferior "a Common Extra state; s. 45dS5 90
for Common Fair do; - 60dS5 65 for Far 10 Good
7OGs for Good ~ Choice Fancy do 80 3O9s5 AZ Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-15

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