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Nv NJ az b. Anti. ~ ti 1c,i, ailn iav Undrr
% gn,Inrn, ie n,ist have ieen 1n, Mia ~ anv
w., VIZ , ia Wot mir ,,ron tic nf i NM
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IN nf O., ,r ,' "a r,,d ,so i,,',' KEY, , 'i.n 7"
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20 |W H'l i-'i- W. 'ii'' IVY. Wy ii.ui " security 70
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i'. t'. ~. IT,, u ,.,,,i H. wv i". INN lNi'itt
~ u.N' '. VI, ,' t"' NC l'tttrd
~ wy '", i'' ~ Wy J., .ail'NIt w tcyNin nNA
Won WH-,h-l' u"'N 20 Nh WI. introduced until Jan.
~ "iN l'e our htWlNN,tl u, subsequently nm, uied,
M'-'N' uhyvN WIN lhhN 't'- lr"' i>inut calculated
WiI"f"N l"' 'v'N H'.v,."li nni tt lay; " W noi
ulii ti ith t huIt al Jus close 81 the eleventh Wftk
OF iny .~i"n inHt We mn came into ne Executive
To- ile s,i,cu@n ol a cau,iate nn, hk.i !, M ,
ane, one who would hC,i meet all the require VI
We l"siunn ana ior Who's mamitemcn NJ The canals
we Dor i,,en' safely no" n-.l responsible to the
within hiif an bonr n'ier" H. u,,''' r'c, az Won
Inc iiii TSmiuaiad 10 Inc ss,t g,,n' v,s4 ,r
aud honorcd through nit The state and naiion a. ruate
OF our nat lnal military academy of disuugu.hrd ability
~ nh tht,,f am M thc organization AMI discipline ut
vrii 's T n erspl", lNN 81 character WI nm
win niy canal w. M cS
ctcd he was wei nteI f,r tln KIN ~ bn,, Inv ,r,i
Administration out OF the dincuuc. into which Il had
fallen under the old .,st.n. ani o laoug II
upon q hlshcr plane II was also believed that
~" KY" VDu u' ~ moi, wtt,' accord WIN ihc slrit
Which 3reiat. at n nv , '' - ~ M IT, , i'V IN,
partisan purno,,s or b., reason 't Notra ntfi"ns y
The nomination was made ou lie iGth oi MARCEL 1tiay
ON th' table until the I'd cd March. when wa. taken up
,.rmnSi,o" M , n.r fs's neS M vo'H,"g . No 4 az,
MIN a., i', H" , as. va" h s'.''m , III
ii the .ine msnner at uc .ame inc amt np'i'f
the same cnaca, dctcrn,lauom the nInin"iions
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INfSE.VFNTs.
Grand Opera u.u.e-",I,.. Mutton"

An excellent performance of Miss Null
toa' VIE CIV at the Grand Opera House last
evening Ms Rota VI .nl as-umin, -ho part
nude famous here hy Ms Clara Morris. and
winning -om.thlng ike ad-un,t triumph in
IT, 50 hazardous an Vurmpt as this. nade
whicth" r. election ola great aetre-- achieve
mont is stu fresh iu 90" minds II ihr puh.i,.
must be commended i,r it, bravery. IS Mock
presented an original convention of tho r,lo
She does not attempt to imifHt" Miss Aiutri- hut
~ , ,'i us '.l ",i', ~ -ii ", I'u. ia hh.h-
nunt and Elective. She was li-crDstlr afl' ~
Ms Mar" wilkins IN The llri %. icdb'u1, VI i-s
IN jdte, and Nj. Pierce, who appeared as w. he
L1'gtur
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BEN BUTLER CiLLED IN.
The Essex Statesman Trying 10 Help Noyes
Out or hts Insurance Troubles.

Benjamin Noyc- of the National Capital
Life Insurance Company who was cxtraditrd
from his home in Now Haven on Justice jos
sup's warrant charging him with cons piracy to
defrand the policy holders Of the New Jersey
MUTUAL Company. remained In the Park House
Newark. until noon yesterday. Gen. b. +. Butler
arrived curly in the morning. and soon after
ward Secretary ~ state II. G. Kelsey received an
oiirr Of conn ronise from the prisoner. H. de-
sired To bc Released upon his own Pc .ogn i1unccs
10 answer the iiracy Proceedings. upon his
delivering TN" assets received from the New
Icrs"y Mutual into the hands 81 A satisfactory
third person. until the validity Of tho contract IF
transfer cen Do" dcicrmiu Il. Mr.. N,yt- app
p"Aicd unwilling t. guD rani'c that M assets to
pc turned over are the Same us thu~' received by
him from Pres dent St"dwei of che New Jersry
Mutual. Tho fairness ~ the propos ton WIS
Int Sesrctnrv Kel-'v would not henr 81 any
compromise that did not embrace, control II
been very unsu 7ossful In his efforts 10 obtain
bad n the s2n.opO demanded. At length all The
Pef ' N Wsi r ~, r'q r,a,i,o,. ~ CON
n"iwnt. amt W, u; GWh. f-'l.. of Nrwars.
nry ef Stie s -ey. Mr. Er-ey 1itorN,rl SAID
in" nlN"t ~ il" BE-. nf"r'n.' Nils in r.iatiuii foo
rHlu ius Ny-'s hii. All lho ISL. O. had i..n
'rlr-i'rroi - nud w.r' in his iN'r'e. po. -'.S-
sion. AMOUNTING 100 sl.5uNnuu. and although he
pfNits.ol 20 nc willing ip irluSt.r them loo ,N-
Got. Parker. the receiver Do. Lad NOT dom, so,
uu'ua fnn nnl complete surrender pnd pav-
ig"ni OF tl' -Hm" WIS nude. Cen. Butler ~a Il
p euriti,- Nr h.taid u't amount d. sis7.ulu.
The NnlDn - w'r' in mortgages. amounting to
Wn hid hrrn n4d Co. r"lnsurt the W Jr's'y
Mutual in the National capitol. on condition
tIW hn wis 90 D." allowed slS7ull. and his
pr"po- Ton WIS Iat % thc National Clpittl WAS
indrmnil.d for ihr lD--,- sustained he ,Vou a
pay tn'. receiver the assets in hIs pos-au.4iun.
II tls ya- a.rted 10. No5 IS would lose $4,000
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ELMRA, March 2G-Andrew Champion. an
industrious young mechanic skinuers Eddy married
Annie Williams. ana soon altorfirl lost his Ioh rhon
his wife said that he could NOT nnd work She would
abandon him. on Monday last. on his reaching home.
she asked, "llNc You cot work. no. Doe sfid.
VOL, then, won't 1--we with you another lay NNu
won't live WIN anybody else he exclaimed, and drew
pistol ana shut her Then he went stairs and Die "
his hruins uut The vie lived until SATURDAY last
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MONDAY, March 2G-FLour AND NEAL
m'ugngc.. hu supplies prc. NJ aud prospective, aro %
@d oe cao . p and WE western 'N aee4 %r
NJ s,ft err satc =, l'% 30; Nr'Icfn grn!
d do k ami xxx' e ~ = 49, Win SsGG pa,c i
bakers ana family lranis siaS@ss so southern ship
SrandSw9S ~ R V, no" 81 asssss '20'a
land sale. ' o,a hsc, For Wa" miaic svspSS np
n,y w "" rS "ia "i' YEA lss 1'sI bales
MAY II sc Tor Jun, i.ioc Tor luy &c ior August.
o,cmos 7c Tor DECEMBER nj i isS Tor ant 70.
a, .g g%I' iS I'M 5 Sa.' oo oc,vo
future delivery .scs - ~. on the spot AZ stesis
June Beet dull. ANA beet hams active Bacon and
and .S n s Small . al - "G e4 ma; ps ,d eSy5
r western Do AMI go do refined for The Continent ut
glo.s ON Change 81 saoofor Ann So ~, May aud
7Ac Tor ciiy Bm,ci"siate dairie. 5e1Se i % o
amt 2j@ns for new, Western creamery 27aaic.. do.
mrn dary. il9lic we.iern factory. l29i5'.c Egss
Gn,iN-wheet wa more active for export and milling,
-. -h at q 2s ~ sradcd ,pring, 81 a ierod.
No !, e. ,lesl y. Mnwaukce 80 81 i7tssi 80; OH,
csi red wincr ssos % am i I'd Do II ssi s 10
white do 81 '5@sloa o. bush. Rye aud harley DAN ana
sale. 21up hu.i at l.,esiac for mixed western in
S. AZ a. al .S w Il , l9F % S Go %cui y
&c Indian corn Mnsoss ne i've and prices were hare
en- AZ i7a'Sc for Yellow. md 5s .,ot Tor White anr
srNpEils-Naygl .iors were quiet and spirits ,nrpcn;
strained ro-in quoted at s2odrs2 H. Pctrolcnm nrn
rean' in 6b. iao1 steady S" ' Inlet A s &c.
Nh sk.> quiet and uehane H slu7i, Ocean iroushts
steam, ~ PROVISIONS l'r ~ & r'ni rosn. - r hpl;
,nga c,,n.g nm t. h"en s' and To the United
@goc nes-E.dc oge wa. qaict hut steady Mt l7s2ac.
stead VAN ~" ,a.s Narh ,ho sold at i'H9c Java
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INptANArulls. March 2d. Il. 4. Taylor. the
diauilns cash. .r of ue Franklin nauN who WIS taken
n rr insane a.'itm escaped ff.r' rat institution I.t
-Nt ~ lv, i- lhr itr Il l' n- i n' ui tit .lprr
WINDOW. lls ,unnle1h uAi Ae hnI ~ I.nIn nui.I..
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pnIrA nFlpHrA Mar.h 26-An attempt o. rob
Che n,ohd1nNn NatwRi Ram has lnsth'.udr,o,c',l.
nM 200 'r " ''"'. ,".m! w.. rl..rrt 'I NJ
l0'u at WulA .um. umc cudciN, rus Geo eu,,t 900 ,l.
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COLUMBUS o., March 2G.-The Governor has
issued respite unul Aprl - 10 Charles sterling con
ngtei 81 murder and sentenced to bo hanged on March
70 at The recent term VI the court
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fIhII.

NANflNE-Crt srON In this ety. on Wednesday,
M4 !. 81. 40 alc 4irufr n ihe hr,d' lur,llf- 3D., ulo
Rev. biutu,N u fN.'.ue GO SIS. Do ilule ',,,tou.
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CoIuNnrl, $. C.. March 2G,-Gov Chamber
lam gene ai night for Nl-hinfion in rcspnn.e Co., it in
Nauon from uic President Gov. Hampton Is still here
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Mon, says Bacon Nm thing Is done wonder
Uti u can Pee done amt 1875 soon A. L. done wonder
that IL wa. sooner donO sumc people think Of Keeps
partly made dress SHIRTS Six i0I s6.-lIdp
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Ausiutss llo,isrs.

b,cins nnd (lrrniHg Take Nour ~, rinl aud
' i''I 20. Ii| H.
i-'uruf station il NuH pI'Hr. nos nHnH. ~ irl.ll-
Wa '"'t. Hf.. ArN Yours lhi .,f lot rl, ront IT,
Di0uNlgH kslilisN,i .il.t,. ti.Ut Years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27

~. '' 'nin, neglected p"y lend to l"eriou-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27

MI who contemplate "a sea Wy 4.as should
tHtr Nlih thru iAHk' l.+ GlA..l.g iNNT' n is A
mpi nl ,'f.".nle.ri nom tir dtluca nl e.cs "
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reduces inflammation, ailas ai pam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

guiet and unchanged liverpool House Camel sl3ftlf
Liverpool a0ftli; Newcastle DO, ~ 4adf3 Pro
vncia 5O0Ft, currency; Pennsylvania Nestmoreanl
sud West Virginia Gas, - 5OGs6. Cumberland soil ana
Broad TOP and Coarfeld dSi 30, and Anthracite - az
dE3 - bv the cargo.
COCOA Dull ana merely nominal n old prices. NJ 9t 90
Tor ST. Dumiuco l34ibC. Tor Guayaqu 33~56e for Nara
cnho and lSU2ic FOR Caracas al Cciu.
COFFEE-MId grades dUll and merely nominal N
the absence NJ sales Rio aul aud for The n"s uar
VithGrawn ohners having only moderat
trade therefore disposed " purchase Invoices 10
extent 10 the late decline Quotations ordinary
l6Il6tc. Fair l~2fc; Good 10 &C.. Prime. le'f02oc ar
1S0l 9c: lava. 22Gic MaTacaiio, L "a
1ac Domingo. lGat6 &c; gana llall pc; Ia
guayra l7G2lc Costa Rca, l7d2Oc Angosura lo4- U2c
an gold.
Empty hogxbeadE - Hoops l. feet ordinary 70 Prime t3
36; M0sases shocks 30 inches Win
81 751 -; Shocks with Heads, b. inches
a. 4OGS2 So no. 30 inches, " 5oa+l %; Box Sho9ks
s. AT Rum shocks. - 10 "a. Pipe shocks - s1Gsl
CONGRATULATIONS further changes; MAMMA 'olN-
age. above l2threac ant Hay Rope, Is Qc Y n .
NanlH Cortage. lie do. DO. tfhrrrd and Vthrcad
i Manila COrdage, Bot Rope Yarns loo; do. 8
tread and 9thrrad. l6e. do. Whale Line, l5e Ilrred
Manila BE Fine To --~d camilla Lah Yarn a &c sisa
Rope. 2c do 2thread l2c. DO. Gthread and sthread
i2ia Iarred Ssal IatE Yarn lie; Russia Hemp iartcd
C0rdage. I3c; American Hacked Hemp Tarred Cordage
l2c Iarred American Lash Yarn l2c; Fine do 10 e
fOTION-Sp0t tott0n fairly active for home cnnamI
non AID hrm yestrlys advance. though there was e
cNDort trade. as the Liverpool markets. though oIh
evening, j. ending export, and 1865 for home
consumption Included IN the Gales 100 baH % arrive
loo bales delivered contract The receipts az inc
ports 2l.J15 bales against 3f4l bales tl- day LAST
week. and 2f4i4 bales ts day last wear; total since ept
Der l. 202042 ba against 4l9sZ bales during the came
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

YORK. Tuesday. oct ., 1877.
Tin, arat with agents remains much the cOnli-
o our lar report The demand for staple oouons and
.,a H. brisk 1i1ng trie nov bong done 10 the west
rr4nsac. ons were ,any on IAN, i t5 e o,
number 0 small ORDERS werr received from INTERIOR JoDDrTs
ars iisir Dute,i . moderate amount ~ the nns Of back
Iri.r luf before -li. ae Aggrrae business vas small!
THE IOJuiE .-Ir ~ 49,. a., Ia ,t nom r,r
acvc Wst.rn ana 5'.i i ts bId mare fr,r when
cooler weather ,e In but only Tor tIr supp on wy ud'
ni,, a4 .i s and hsd Al Current rates and but
changes made beyond slight CONCESSIONS on OUTSIDE makes
c6rf0S GOODS seasouable makes Of cotton goods have
been n steady demand for small assorted Tote anu re mas
ben 30 special animation ". '. b 10 be ven ~ i
were mostly s,...lll l., o ,-.r I'M, ~ ~ "
d1gf s 1, AZ -HIRTINGs- makes
browns being rather light supply Atlantic brown sheetnss
"ftff iR'e@TIFD SiiEETrNGs AND sHIRrGNGs are
quief aud light demand transactions behs almost ehty
,rHuet TO the hiug OF wants, Mie some uAes
Wor further discounted % increase Their distribution VINO
TtI,T.-Movs slowly The best basket effects aud
fancy STYLES 20 small extent bat other Ands are
ce'oTf6S FLASNEIs-Low and medium grades are in
Tce being hrmly held Fine grae- are quiet aud steady
CORSET JEANS AL a. ~ sen 10 = ''D'' 'i'''l
EYED M DUCKS AID DENIMS-rhere has been fair in
selling production and the latter beng Ia Asht
uRRpiLED JACONETs AND GLAZED CAMBRICs are
very du and move but slow W DESPITE INC ''" pl0'S
TICKTNGs AND sTRlP hs-rhere Is moderate demand
for some OF the makes but in the aggregate very hte
lIUTH5-Ihe print clOih Net mas beru lIti
b, steady and nrmer 80 The cnse Extra bANbis
t,fr,i IN il &C. cash 80 JbNDos 40 s' cash.
PgTNT--Ihsrr has beer quiet market Tor fancy prints
received atien-
Van Iobrrs efctssi fair distribution and In
,, ber,i salns az J0Dbers stucks have been
sratv I-s-rned and the supply has been again
much reduced by further curta production OF manuac
,r. f vet ample requirements Inc Ahcrl-
80. 80. plivt Works nave stopped work for time
l GTNGHA Ms-Dress ginghams continue n active demand
AMI leading makes sell largely ahead 81 producipn. wle
fk an little nothing staple fabrics however are quiet
bar steady, unchanged prices 49, ..
npFs- COOD~-Worsied goods IN moderate request
al. being mainly reass0ments. Cotton faDricA how
aud lObbeFa, medium
. being In relative demand, and duplicate orders Ire
| ,iusntlv pae eii tho most popular goods -
Trimmed felt skirts are Ia a. uand Dut other sly ei
ar nref ana without movement ~ notice. - 49,
HOSIERY steady AMI generally unchanged The nlns
OF former took considerable share 0t receipts ah'
oni,s numpe Of duplicate orders were received
- are moderately active with mort relative demand
| "a, yooIlen beaver and cashmere fabrics
! WOOLLES uOOps-The No0lon goods market mas beei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per S0rh Rirer, Vessels ana Haiir0qis.


TUESDAY Oct =, lr4fs
AsHE7-sGc quiet and unchanged Poe -c' te1,t &c
hiL-" AN-Dlu and nominal al - as &C iof western
BROOM CORN-Iu small demand and supply: prices
~autt Green nun D@ Co lAN
o-ia er.ra 5Q6c. and Yea Tipped ~ ec. .. -.
rslor easy fles call and irregular fronts Hl.
81 iF active steady. Va quote: rae y N
s--- 5i Iars-tp Rivers, - t51tit HafDsii"" h-',
- rs 3 Fatuuie Brands. S50-J % fifui--, i.l'h
ii4Iff, Stta-t iarI prices. delivery mcihool' p
l er on ordinary, aud Sj4 - Fronts cement ~ IAN
f-.'-- .a steady l.jsraLt &. lDi- .O1 +F a.. an
ltl - BASS go. keents Coarse. TIQ 90 90. hhr
a-ii Jn La have rather quiet aud he quotuoh -
IdiiY STEADY E 40 M. mas been more acilfe ~
t' recent declines; Common riate 0J4tn e 1hii fin
as lo ..c, Common Rnckland Suf ln,liH. ~ ~ %
4riu spruce las fairly active and .tenf Stock a.
DOT heavy. White Pine cIn both fJr export ana con
Sumption oil yellow Pine 0nltt 1T cons
Lol 0ai u demand Or export hAra "o.ua ~ 'i,
s5 % lor Random POSSIBLY Sl3 Is Sl4 Choice Lengths
a. alAA cargo and els JOa44I 30 Tor Spreia' ~ '-
"tine ior EXtra Dircuf White Pine NE q'io'e az
.-.atlt a Tor shippers ainch ana upNAihsi anu
,tsoH Marrow. Building Timber 4l7Gs2O Gel4o" Plne-
~ quote random carg0-s SlrdFZZ e Orcrrd cafEItr
t4ee@i Do Green Flooring B0ards so 81 ao ana DF
-. - 80. CargOos ~ the south slt 0U4tlO v Al .
-eae rates Dy loads about follows walnut tlV@
= ~ y 3 Ash. S331s3G do; Oak 53Ht4O 90 Ahg,r'
$500 Qp Chestnut. ls and ID f3OU1J0 DO. 40 Aus
sl1at&D do. Cherry s45a.75 do: White Wood. n and
- 90 Tor Western and s4OdSJO for good nearby stock
~ keg for IOd. u 90.
a. ANDLEssel moderately al the following prices Sperm
ss 30 aud rs, $4,000.
III 100 Quiet aud unchanged 4s04Se. gold for Ger
- ~ ana . 2d5ss 20. god for kngish.
OoAA-AnthIaete Las cold more freely but BiIumnous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Oct PORK Eastern dan a. 3d. W Western
dn a. az ,, M 40 ri s6srt Clear arner
a. 3d. Iiams-Iou2 Cut sesGlY at 90 +rou NJ t ty
l06; Prime Mess du az Laid-Fume "sst,Th s,t.S
spirits steady 26G Rognc omm9n dnl at "a fils n,l
NJ o. Chsese-Ameucan choice dur at 81 lard OF nrmer
Italy =, ~ ~ "a Winter We.efn steady at lO Corn
xed 56ft steady 2s 3D. Cotton seed OYellow Amer-
' ISvsr2oI Set 9-l2sO pm-Coton active Middlng Up
anf. ,ed Nfding orleans Giad. sales 10000 bales
Of t v Ter. 800 bales no American. Futures opened
italy ile better, but have sn,e Deool lr ry f
Tuands Low Midiug clause, Novembsr and December DE-
he same e. I'd. Upans Low Nddng clause, December and
Upands mddIing clause, New Crop shppel O,t.6er
ci,tse NeVs Crou .hoDe oveOer December, SAIL 6i
Upands L2W .s Ai9s eta gs oR ads clause New
crop shipped muary ana February, sl 6e orleans 10y
a. also sales Of he same 2d The receipts o. wheat for
the past three days we're 5000 q' INCLUDING lS'OOO q''
LTEf5oL oct 81, p m.-UgllEtds Cotton 10, Low MD.
Lyrgfooi Oct % D. m.-Brcaistufs irm Peas, i0 per
quarter @ Wheat ~ } 1dr pr ra es T.df 25
5prae 10d Tor Red Winter ~ 9d ol3 ID for cal
IVEaf05i oct o-3 D. ure marEet FOR Yarns ahe FAB.
ne 40 D. i- - M caIss Soye.nber delivery
paats I9tIol' 4o% ,i1e cI1s4 0e'6bl- and yoval.
Gil. UDanis Low Kidding clause, December anu Jauu.
IrERr0Oi- oct. "a p. NJ pianfs Cotton Low Mh.
an ug clause October delivery, b2i pIhds 10" hIoailAS
clause November ami December delivery, o. ssL 49,,
LnEHPOol- Oct. tt-1O D. nj ptL7 Dttoh 10" -5li-
ding CLAUSE December and January dellFery o-L. ~
MfIiug clause Sew trNp shipped tctoIeI dl
Sovsorr anil esd. also AZ OF tho same cd; Jpands
Nddng clause n ew crop shipped February ana haicN
sail. b1-t -. al.
LIVERPOOL oct % p. m.Ihe sales OF Cotton t0day N
800 bales American. Futures closed weak Lpahus,
low Nllng clans .toOer delivery. 81 5 glands. Low
Niug cause November and December delivery 0- ~
auf- l0E Aatlng clause. December aud January deFrbt
ff. TpIuCs. Low 81 ddng clause, See" Ctgp hlbpg. ~
tO1rr and November, sail Fi; lpiands loM n'ilis
0lf,gi. .., . nd,
I0EDOy Oct $50 p. m.riiow, Odd per cWI REFINED
Petroleum, l. -1dI23 sd. per gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

Ill $1,000. -,
LONDON, OCT. D. me h0ih H""o ''''
-5.-tns flte trt. corn trade dur NJ the past week.
~. ..f. - .,..o ,r,.,-i,,r .,.of r.ra,,~ess
says " I.n al. --'o' "',N w --o
La- been made M The North reports OF fo'"i''s are
efu bad bgf the hne weather has done something 20
, 80 ,.-... T,.,.cd TIM. rl,r.. ,raol-s
Arrest 'Ao sPie@" VI D''- 49,. 49,.
~ fine weather has greatly changed tAe posi-
elm. 10 nat tbe rro.peots of tie corn trade generally
H.. ..,l. odd i-,,-..,.,.. condition
rendering ititsI--S pct7lni' anu l'Hpi0''-'7 0i'4
There is "a much larger supply OF English wheat than
,,al 1t.1,-. Tho co-eHe rolrrz Of the last week or
.,... ,,-. .,,o ,,s,,.r c,,,-,.i+,. sold
wv" showing SoAi,'i'i-- i'. '-io D'''' f"''-''-'
This hae - course tended Tor The present To lessen me
7.,.r for FOREIGN vbeqt As arrivals have been good
N.''--' -- - .i -, -. - Inc
sd" r.iru''t7 4''"' '"0 -'--'i'i4 I-' '''' -
tldf lls been OyerlOue for the moment, ana
.- 1-o oire, my With the arrival of
l'--' F n,
10000 to 10000 quarters of American Whtat per Week
o.. ,.-r. or and tbo 9isap90ufluc demand. holders
" .,--. 7,. , mic, ono
have halr CONCESSION e.'i iN.4 Ae 'a3 '-" P'l' ai'
rom 3s o. As pcr quarter lower han three weeks ago.
t- .ls. s++ ~. -i..fge m continue remains LAD he
..,.- -,1 Iii
ecrn lAe lAheh7c -Aii 'i''ia ''' '" '''''' f-' "
srm to couuteuance tne highest estimates as 20 the eX
~+,, g .ar ~ The Atlantic STATES this wear: but with
-. To- ,.,o 40 f-
7-cA prices az axe H"" 4''''"- J." w. ~ -''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

Receipts past week 75S packages previous week
JJ6lA packagr Corresponding last 1858 pack
siumcn rast week GDS3 packages same time List
year. 500 packages The Canadians are now stripping freely
direct prcyou. the close Of navigation This accounts ln
pHrt lighter shipments though De denied
that TIE outlook Ter operations and tne
trade here Fears further restriction Trade quiet and
prices rather weaker noticeable more on the medium an on
the better grades accumulatnR, while the ate
unavoraBle Butter OF In quality
There has been ~ complaint against the dlr pa H
OF which be sol 90 2JH24c Very little oi TIE
Sweet Creamery 32c while Good j. Offering 40 soc DC
casloudlY nCY Creamery elches3J shippers nave
been taking state Butter n $50 Welsh at Jc ZDV
nku NJ 2fc hne clecfd half tubs n 24c. Most OF
their pur,ha Good Western lS0Z0c ~ Vest
to home trade Minnesota DAIRY Packed sold al zoe
70 packages acgan miller. ia c The trade generally are
rather discouraged regarding the future Of Butter while the
manufacturers O OeO crowdng er wares on TIT mar
krf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

Good0rdiuary.


Futures win largo receipts the ports ani weak closing
market I'M Liverpool were IL rs points lower al one lime
though Al Tie decline and - points good business
SAFES yesterday after m: October. 800; ll5.! 100
so. foo CO. november, 100. ll"6 GOO liStt tuu
Il.is POO lI33. 700. ll30 Loo la -Ou iif w
l1fs December. 100. ll3l 900 l!.32 900 li l-uu
49, january, 100 ll3s. 800 1l.3a. 400 II 40 LOO
Il4l l42. 500, Liza; February, 500 llaO g,N'
Il5l. March, 500 1853 200 ll.Gt 100 lleG M,l .0'
lISs June. 400 1905 loo los; total i3%p nal-s
FIRST all to-day Ort0Der 100 llUU. 100 lioy' 40 ll-
November 100 18s: December. lfGO. 1l3l January, 700,
1875. February BOO ILL.,: coo. 1l59; 100 100, April
100 ll-i; May loo llS6 June, quo II 'l total 30 "
bales. second cal october. 100. ll51i bccembtr -UV'
II 20 500 n o. 100 % anuarv, 100 l"O; February,
roo ll4l 300. l13e March, 900 lllt; 200 lla-i APlf
300 lisa. May 100 LIB 200. li.sb June 4U' ll05
lUO 1l-- total 5000 bales. Third call octahtl ,O'
I1f~. December 900. 1922 January 100. llL- lN't
1927 February. 90. lL@3 March goo lI!; Total OV
Dacs. sales To-Day M To- p M oc99er 50a re 7l9
100; o. 1872; 500 ll.5l; 800 sl; 4g0 Loo 100
II45. 2On. ilf5. November -, or i,- 700 s ~
d 90 100 49,. TOO H. @. 200 -l55 cD 20. y %
~ 80: 5lu IJJ 500 ll33 23Oi, l..t4 oU l'- a'o
1871 1.auO Il.JU; 300 100. ZOO 2-' lH ll'' 0'
1850, ~ a. ll.3l. 500, 49,. 200 ll.ii ntt-Ine .'
j. - l01o ll@s; 500 81 j. o. lI.3l i.},0 i' 81
l.U0 I1.2G, 5Oo lid; zoo l--3. zoo LII; 800 ui
400 ~ January. poo. 1877 800 ll.56 1000, ll.'f
100 1884 600. 1913 500, 49,. 5Ou ll+if zoo 'I
1910. I.-- 4UU ll.-7. yuU ll2ti 200, ll-'f - % i45
Zoo II-. 100. Ills February, a ll1o. l"- li' 4tN
If4I :5.O H.. % Il."j. 300 Il.5b, Aarcl 100 -
800 IIJ1 AGO. ll.JO; April, 20 ll5 Sunt 4Vl' I-7Ji
TOTAL. A. 500 bales Grand total $4,000 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

,scr ~ opening and 1924 on g1d loans ,se
ine EA .ad ont SOS 900 coin interest ana el"ovgO
~ redemption called bonds Ihe gay >, ,1n State Of
gou ~ covered: Gold cleared S2OO3l oVO; to ~,
balances, Il44lo6; currency ,oI,. balances
AZ 1U2io Il.lO ........-. 1929 S.--..----lVz-s
--o was great dullness foreign exchante, hit
- being D. lie below nominal asking ra'oS' ""'"
nr.re AS annexed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

We quote: Buenes Ayres zi42iei Aoneyleco' - 81
22Lc. Cluoiuia 22aglLc. Central American: IHi2H
2OQc. gold. Western lsaiHci southern, u lhc btf
~aitcd-M Ifamoras. i74I Texas, lg29l ai 1ouiL
eru. 1fc. Wet -a.d-S0ufhern, T en-2cf western, va
Toe; CRY Slaughter OK. lO2c; city Slaughter Gov" SAC
9lss.. -, -,
home aud export demands however good and steady
pflC M