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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Oct I.-Pork-E Eastern dun at co. Western
dni At 80 Cumberland Cut steady at 50 3d. short
Rlb steady at Long Gear steady AT 40 short Clear hrner
at Al Uams-lOng STEADY at 90; shoulders steady
AT al Baef-Indis steady at 1905 Extra Moss stesy
IoS. Prime dull at 9 Iard-Prme Western dull
81 AZ TaIlow- Prime City dull AL rurpentne-
SHIRTS steady az 266c ROsinCOmmon duh at odd Zine dnll
AZ 10 Cheese-Amecan Choice st aly AZ bl Lard OF dun
at4T Flour-Extra steady at 3d. Wheat-No Spring
AMI AZ 3D. SpriIg dull ~ Sd; Winter SOnih-
ern dull al lid: Winter Western dull at llllL Corn
Nxed soft steady %. Cotton seed OuIeOw AmeIl
can-None in the marGet Receipts OF Wheat Tor The
week from ports a400O from Pacific poris
none from sources 1880 ore Receipts OF Corn
sGr 90 ars stocks-Bee, none old; $50 tes new Pork,
600 bbls 1900 bbls Bacon, lOZ boxes old
10 80 boxes new Hams Gu0 boxes. Shoulders go boxes
cheese boxes Lard 1850 tons The above quota
tnns of Bacon which will he quoted hereafter
LIVERPOOL Oct l-l2:30 p m.-Coton easier. but not
annually lower Middng Uplands Gt hiddling Orleans
s,les 20 bales including 900 bales for speculation
ana exn1rt receipts the day, 100 bales American
FIrres seersat saturday rights prices Dlnds Low Mid
dng clause November delivery G4d Uplands
Low Adding clause, November and December delivery, Od;
plands Low M.ddliug clause, New Crop, shipped october
,nd November. sail Glad; Upands. Low Midln@ clause
New crop shipped December and JanuaIy san, o'a2l
TTyeKfoOI. Oct. LEO Bacon-The marSet Is now
hare Of Old: quot, bew Long Clear Mdes 40 per
cwt short Clear Middles Al . 49, - -
IiyERPO0I- Oct. 1870 m-Ihe sales OF cotton TO-DAY
inc $50 bales Amercdn Upsnds 10" dung Clause
November delivery, 6iti ,.-- -,
YrvgrPoor Oct ID y. m.-COttOn. futures dull.
irNDON oct $50 D. m-Rehned Petroleum, I'D. per
Gallon Tsllow 40 9i.d4u per cwL
XSTwEnr, oct l-Petroenm 35i2 francs for fine pale
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81 65. .... y CKwHEAT FLOUR selling in small parcels
80 - per b.....COitN MEAL dull uue.an ssd srs
500 bis sales 1000 sacks Coarse CITY Meal - W yer
100 NJ . -. q,
FOREIGN FRUTTs-By auction, eN rtean, nip 'EaieaHt
$500 boxes MALAGA Lemons sold AZ - 81 Isl -, -,
GRAIN-Thu Wheat market was irregular Eiat'tiS' a'l
inquiry and moderate deinad TO- didDg ,olas lo'si
slles. IL. $50 bush. including NO Chiclg - 5o9i 30
Milwaukee. 81 - 80. Chicago, al 500 '.i S.W "i1
No Al 80 iadsl 80 No. Milwaukee Il 20 81 - 10
Milwaukee al 20: M Winter Rod Il % ier ore Do%t 20
contract Offered al 81 20 WIN = =, is 49,
and II 81 for WHIT state: st the Second CAN iop
bush No y Sprg sold At 81 . . October, c.o h 81 80
for Nov. 81 2 p BIT ana II - ase,
NO Winter Rel for oct 81 80 bill IL 43'2 asked; ief
November, II 80 bi II 81 asked loT )cvnDet' Zoo 1911
Il as asGed....RY l. nnn and quiet sacs eUOV ygsl
state private teams. ard Lit SATURDAY evening bY'It,
bush. . Western - :. &c % M contract
IN fair supply ana eli at .5asSS SI 3S iIw ,, eb,nre
sales 5000 BUSH Canada Il - 80 u~s ~
CORN was is4lc. - bush. higher Win an aeHf ~,
demand for 80. IN the sppoS ma gnu Soo bush
contracts sales for prompt deliver .vo,DOO p.ai
including tnmcrchtniablC al oFc; tnti4'u
57G5SLc.; No 2 jS0yogc. iclosng az NE Ia,c ,h
manly of t'- grade steaatr MNs', % -. N IA
Mixed Is &C. Sto.c anI N10w Western. IS &c. ALSO lus
bush Steamer Mixed for October. % c closing, O9c us
5gc asked Tor November 80 &c bid Jye asNe, lo @
s So 4c ciosing jse bid 5sisc. asked $1,000 bush No
. for November % 80 c closing. D. &C. Oid ~ A., "t
for December J~isc I'D to2c. a~htd -oAiS 49,,
steady, with moderate inquiry s,,,.' ,t
bush. Mixed Western and state. S2dSlc' "h'e 10,
81 l6c Rejected 33o.; New YORK No >, ~ re'
No .. itCJl Nc: NO White. ~ ad5f &C; No W ..e'
Mixed Western $3.50 nc, including 900 busl no = ~.
cteo az 35c .. Ed little miner Win mofialt
reported lGGs1 llr 10 h so ior 80 ~
fzg NJ S23 <24 Tor 100 70. s0Sl3 or Rye fteu
500 t2l Tor Sliarps BEANS Medium shade uTIner AZ
s2aS3 0; Marroes pentg with downward tendency ~
5Uds2 UO I.cd kidney in fair supply, anu etNI ~ = %
- 20 Pes, - 30aS2 40 AMI Dun "hie Nancy h'a'y al
src op IN Aty N srouR n XIV YORK ASp BROOKLYN WARE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Oct. l, 1877.
QUOTATIONS. or BnKyEs TO-DAY.

BEEV Receipts to-day $50 ear loads AZ Jersey cry and
OF n GOtns making GA head sale against $685. head
last Honday The arg receives OF i've soek aufng ,he
1888 head y Morris s. heaa haAh q IolssPa 81
head Kahn Co 20 head s3,ssn sleTs9s' as ~, and
a rss1 t catis FOR the past nfee months ia O6i
n H he lecoected that market o. la't Monday
sale dlvs The trade OF Friday especially ha the supply
ssF 70 5C eon ag at &c trade m'' Ncr any
improvement upon the whole to-day though TRACE was more
ivrv 81 Gthst lrIsi. prices were reduced below The
rstes of Fs.ay sell out. There were great many
no"r cattle about I2JO Touehh Texas Neyadss And Colo
Then some Of the Natives we're no better and p,eos
q SaI iSse f 1h large 1ie ihnnsR &C. proe
lie lew fno. selections very eholee we're re,aied
GI nr a. - selling down to &c. n Pretty
sold al &c. S. Heavy losses were sustained MOI 1ny Oh
and we're depressed Most OF tho stock was mail soi
81 hongh some Texans bid fair TO soae OF The dealers
getting idea thar present low pree. would it54
IN the middle Of the week and possibly they coah men s ~
better advan,sse ASoa 900 hea were ''A'" i'r
Iyg rrsa head at &C. "a n 80 do 7c So
100 do 7i.c $50 lie, 90 no, At 7sii go DO se
- DO Size Is 90. SIC. Ayerage. &c against s'se for
Of Of pS Sns fS% 50 hopper s go a! Sc 200 81
sac; at mostly 90 Sol a. &c ssyen men
a. 80 rs lg7 ct IOc 100 ose 277 NJ lo+c 3i5 a.
~ III e sS ITO A. II | 10 l1e. 10 At re mostly SO b
seaR1 Cs sT' CIV c nv Se booked car
waSel Alleron 20 % Kahn Coz II TO l. kothsc-i I'D
Lon 10 each &c sue - j. chris,y ana T. Coleman
sae- y ~ ss M 2s CheroEee sis o Of 962 70 A.
- 81 NJ 80 Cherokee ant Colorado, J. 20 % 81 ioi Ma
~ Illinois 200 n. at Sac, 55 ndlOitc, % q
- nf llO H. Al &C. 81 10 10 of 24s % iObs 90 - lui ~
, al krnfucky 10 cwt. a. He 90 nal nc % D. ioi
B toNn g ca "a ohio l. 80 n nj ya.4c, IS and 90 10
~ Piser 4 - 81 ONO 072 y, at sgle % 10 i9r r. w
Eish 81 ONO l3ss % az lOhgl e 90 NJ i"f = l. "''
"a 0ho l. g73 n, at eHa lie, % 10 ,a-,, .,,ol l..
A olismifh Rothsehlld 55 Missouri 80 No. ~ ga
- sy,ds Mold ng over for ShambeIg ~ hentuoAl Low
= - iOstc; Tor Christy Co.. ~ virginia sz' 10 A'
~ n s ~ y CLARK 10 Ohio, l.525 10. at 10 less siV
iose Movers Ia TexaD LILO ID, AT &C. % 70 ~ ~
ess o I2c Il do 963 D. I..e less BOZ sas. 90 4a s
49,, tile steers LII n, &c. 100 do, ll7o h. poor AZ ~
all 50 10. -, oar.x., o7s n and 81 Common Natives
r." D' ~ m los Cherokee y3l n, Be- ~ Mscohsln
9i7 d. az &c ~ - m AZ DO 1850 N. see, SO 81 Iowa
iV ap NJ oc 81 DO 220 n. &C. and q each a,ao
i'' pabo aod IL kentucky l,lb4 ~ ~ 2c, 90 2ao NJ
hsa %. is n II OF 2l0 ID. Sse, 10 u Oh Law
,,,h ~ n NJ 4s Of 1900 n, 1916.
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sireet prices:


In state bonds the only dealings were IN Iennessees
which were rmcr at 43. just at the close round Iot
% District OF Columbia 3-6js fetched 7f4G74as
In tie CITY Bank stocks: Metropolitan tl2 SOFA ~ Ioo'
and Bank Cf Nev-YOTk ca at 10. ,.,.
There Was not much in tue railroad bonds NorthWesI
god consols stlYned up TO 92ll. and 81 Pail s,kng
fprd ~ gOls the T. and ". Division fetching Sl'20tZ
Michigan Central strong at lO3, az were also lhs
new 20 years OF Rock Island. North missouri nTs@
beng sustained at par Genital PSGnc (>t Joaquin
braucly steady az S3i4 ex interest," ahu Hhois
fTst ii IO4 sinking fund rising 10 30, aud nrsts OF -
c and T. g. 10 37I4 ~ Louis and Iron Mountain nrsts
so1 Al g IHhlgh and Wikcsbarre cOnsOls at 81, ana
Nev-York Central hrsts at ll14
peculatons il gold was and the price steady al
lG3le 1913 Loans costing fiat and e borrowing Inc
ASSISTANT Treasurer paid ont $50 900 coin Interest ana
S2Os 900 in redemption OF called bonds. The days
business Of the Gold Ccarng Department OF The BANK OF
the state OF New York covered: Gold cleared, Sl'-
39s 900; gold balances, $4,000; currency balances
S79t 500. The gold quotations were as follows:
10. 1881 l2........l05 3..-........lOS
There was further reduction in the rates Of Foreign
Exchange for reasons already mentioned, and selling
rates the basis OF 81 al $4 81 d for long bills.
and - s4i20Sl So for sight 70 the z. We annex the
--latest Official guOtatiOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels ana Railroads.
MONDAY, oct. /, 1877.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY Oct ], 1877.

AsHEs-Quiet and unchanged Pots &c and Pesrs &c
q 1FFEF-Rio quiet aud Unchanged At o'4@ZO4c,
eed for csrgoes the steamer keple arrived win ~ 20
h including 2sg bags which is the largest cargo tat mas
been received Tor the samples were not on te mar
Iet and no business the stock here Was
~ i0- M bags az Baltimore IL 339?4 bags az NeWt
canx IGOOi bags; Galveston. 400 at MOBILE 3OOO ana
st an 500 bags in first hands lbsoS5 Dass 10
saes either Oa OF town. transpired ilh Srades
were quiet and nOniinally unchanged ,, -, -
Gul. and shade lower with
Liverpool there was l;uc or no ex
, trade here receipts the ncreas ne but
are Iuch smaller than az this une last year e weather
:. 10 .b was generally reported CHAR to-day safes, ~.
hacs Of which last evening including 10 oI eAp Dol
g. ,ce slmUt o. - f0r speculation 800 bales Hert
% On contract The receipts the ports were 1881
s .eirst 47O day last week aud 3OtSH bales TINS
800, 0ualaf1Ona revised as follows:
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Money steady aud ean loans were and . on the
street, and and bank discount ruling at SOS The
UAitei states Treasury AZ Washington, to-day RS
eciyed 4O1oOpo National BANK notes Tor redemption
The receipts $567 900 and the Internal
receipts $4,000 The folio wing is the
Clearing House statement to-day: Currency exchanges
SSI 535 5d3. currency balances, 347I ,966 gold ex-
changes al $780, 1872 gold balances, ~, 740, 525
Our foreign adyices continue favorable. In London
hardening OF United States bonds, f567s closing at
IO7lz0lO7s; new Is at lO7l46lO7as; new Ais ut
1861 1855 and 10-40s at 1074 aI077s In American
stocks Elic Common firm at lis Erie Preferred at
a2ls Illinois Central at III - and Newlork Central
l0l Reading and New-Jersey Central closing at 10.
the sum Of $4,000 bullion went into the Bank OF Eng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02

BALTIMORE. Oct 1--cATrLE The market during the past
eek has been fairly ssye 6Ii pFiefs ere "a I'D o"s5
Ordinary. IL &C; most sales were AT 3'sdic lie
ceiprs, 400 head; sales. 3 1879 head.
Hoe fair demand a. unchanged rates. tie
range being 6ie0ol4c. Recclpts. G,39j head 49, -
sRHEP-Sheop have been dull, but STEADY range 4doc he
ceipta, 1913 head.
BrFF,to Y " oct. I.-CArTrE-Receipts to-day 1857
head thus iar 5lhj do same time last Wees
G52s decrease l rccips for the week 30 ear loads re'es
couaipued through 1913 loads market du demand hgh
a.t offerings mainly airO medium guam
~ only iet proportion Choice Sales, 80 loads.
r proportion which bought for Eastern trade quot
abr-bcst shippers. 81 $685. 70; Butchers ana Me1nm
grades shippers 81 75ds5; Cows and HeifeTS $5G$5 oo
SHEET ,sp LATs-Receips today . 100 head do for the
week 100 head time last week lcuOheadi receipts
generally uHchau ged but sails rather lower an is
weeks quotations; offerings mainly % fair ana medium
depression; sales, wcsc sheep fair ST. Medium Il oO
~Reccint- day $50 head; for week far 1000
head; ast week $500 head receipts cOnsgheu
through, ZOO head; market &ctNs ana msnt; an
Workers fed - 7Ods5 -. mainly 80 20 Mchgans
81 bO0s Common - 40 Best Heavy - 70 GOOD 70 90
CHICAGO oct THE DrorerS Journal reports: CATTLE
month Of September $500 market steady and UNCHANGED
few good Natives here shipe.ns Soi az go 20 l 81,
- SO through Texans 81 @5a] 30 SatVe butchers mac
live; Cows 81 50ass 90 .tesrS $50 20 100 ,.a 20
GENTS FOR month Of september 2i3OOO heavy shypng
unchanged Phide pha - 500 30; Bosto - 6yaf2 ~
Light steady az 81 5O0s5 80 some remain unsod o
200 head receipts for september 22OuO
market dll no shipping grades here; cry ouehes are
Pm ,ITI rrA Oct 1-CArTLE-salc 200 head Market
dull and lower Good to Prime 60o@ic.; Mednm 4"oc'i
sHFTP-Sales 900 head Market dull and lower Good to
WoesYsales 9O1O head Market dull Prime Chicago 80
Good, Is 10 Common. - %
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Futures closed STEADY.
,nd Asked.

lr-anaf.rohIe orders viii Do IssIcN NJ IIV"'| :.
Il"nS ~, urAr-The Flour market was dull no.
fLOnh nj uinnesota Extras were about steay =" 90
r,Ie trade other grades hoioois -. I'm and
% light Concessions the export demsI Total sales
max Ia ooy bought MI pressing ants - snI
tne J Local iDel9ding 800 bbls cry NIL EXT a. "a
81 ~ for the West indies 210 bo' me s5Ss5 IS
Iae s s choice 1870 bbs winfr whe "a 7bass
81 4Jas6 30; 900 bels LCw 81 100 b6s Mime
sofa Ezra ssSsio for the whole range IS 2sSsl 80
sour Entf az, 80 and Western $685. S Common 20 an
Extra state Good Extra western, 50 1881 70; 3 3p
70 Choice % S5ess 70; oonn"a % SsSsS U.s. New Min
se.o,a En,ia rye Mixture 20 ss 40 81 Gn Minnesota
s Rss Mixture d al Clear s. Sosss s' Eitra
so0ss 10 p 49, xs sSGs6 rs; Good TO Choice
az soSss Is The closing dan ~ pu' sales 800
y" snIITHERN FLOUR was duh ana ioweI. 40 CIo,ce
hhls Con,ea 70 0ood Extra s6Gs6 so no later for IA
se Soas7 Choice % Fancy sodss 81 % steady prices
v1e @ mi. saesrne Western So 1884 sae s4~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02

T future esiTsry trns business was done al decline
Of 3 aud points oc,oher 400
% 900 2Og, November 80
- az 900 10 o. 200 1925; December 800 ioss ino'
i9s 700 1887 IOO 1886 January 100 l ty1t SsI
- a. 1oo O8 400 IL 90; total fSOO bdl,S g..
t December 200 O9j February 100 In 10 Go
va ~. toIaI 400 bales. Second ca! octopei 90 -
80 o0us1~ 01 1lO2 March 100. lSo Nay t W,
total 800 Inrd all DeseW9r s So sales TO-DAY m
1 10 No. oeto6er 100 II 4 200 TO" SoV ia "a 100
y, ~ -no III OF: 300 IL o. Noyomhrr lSV aoo
~ az 100 10 90 2OO 1895 100 loy4 io iV ~ q, 200
1922 s0o 400 1881: January, 900 Loo; 200
~ no II o. 100 I102i February lW% NV ov'
lilo ,a,si 500 bales. Grand total 20 W ba'cs'
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There was an uncommonly large business IN Govern
,t honda AZ II some OF the banks were CEILING in order
=, roxe against contingcuc of more active money
mo 6s of 1881 fetched 11O4 llO5 Tor coupon ana
Ia1 ~ r.trrcd issues the sos selling at 1883, III
lsrce lots The Bios Of 1867 were lO7l4 and new
- dovn In IOG7s registered lOI0s selling at lOl a 1865
nv ner cents at on s. 1Ol a. and Currency Gs issnod
70 the Pacific railroads. 120. We annex the latest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02

lard on balance to-day. Paris dlspatehea report ne
i've ner cent frsneh Renes Mt 32la OF the opening
and 1e5122 at the close, sight exchange Oh L"uon
The rross earnings OF the Denver and Rio Grande Rail
vay for ihe week ended September q. were Si9,1SZ
The gross earnings OF the Hannpai anu -. 'o'oP"
Railroad for the third week IN September, were
1876 1870. insi,ss"
Stl.3-6 Sffr9uO Fv,l.s, o., aud
The receipt and shipments OF Hour and gram ~ anu
from Buffalo to-day were:
peeeints Shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02


At the Exchange salesroom to-day the fol-
lowing sale was held
4 lots Boulevard OF public drive " cor lolst"
each 2Jxi00 Hy Freeman sis.foS
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEW CITY.
2othst n s. 2Os4 IT W Gthsve. l7xG5.7, John Brown
u Ellen - Newman s"'~~~
cam and Vie Si 20 !, 1900
Cohen % w -uoI 800
anrry and husband 70 j Potter ........ NoainAi
ysife 10 Jas Dawes ....- Hogzfnas
55thst 23O nc 6th-lve, 2orloo 8, JAs Davies 10
and has5aHd 70 Stephen, 1900
and husband 10 \ Lie Ina Co CO $4,000
Harley and wife to Z K Harley 1000
husband % sehonfarbsr ...... 5000
iO6th.st, $50 Il lOthave, 60x20l.l0, LoEier
and husband TO King...,..,........ Nominal
5Jth-st n $50 n e 6th-ave, 2OXlOO5, Anna Lynch
aud husband To Davies Oniaai
Washington Al &c n Perry ST. 2fxS2.3, G + Ma
goagle and wife 70 Fearis .-.... 5000
33ds = 22J n " 9tliaye, 23x.oJ, MOTIFS and nus
band 10 D0uahue. ooSO
Tintonaye Uncas - (23d ward) " o'Connor and
vile to \ y White soO
Goodman 1900
o. " nased5ln - lo2so
'I Rcf 10 M o j Kely S37o
lOniciaIl J. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
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financial.

A GAS STOCKS. ,
a. NEWYORK METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
NANJIATUAE GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
and ali kinds Of Brooklyn and York Gas Securities dealt
~ he GEO. H. PRENTISs.
-" Room q. so Broal-st.. Y. V.
BUFFALO, NETWORK and ERIE KALI
ID ROAD First Mortgage Renewal Per Cent? Bonds que
couron or registered able June and Dece
Der in New. York For sale by - -. .,,,.,- . 90
PERKINS, LIVINGSTON. posi- * CO.,
No % Nassaust
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Brooklpn Rral Gsiate for Sale.

DWELLING-H HOUSES Nos. 43 Willow-st..
81 Hicks-st 81 and % NassausL, 100 and l02 Pine
appest lT9 and 1877 Wiloughby-st ~ l@aiayette.ave
GORDON J.. FORD. 81 Clark St. BrooSlyn
LNOR SALE or RENT.-Will sell or rent very
low Nos Si7 and S53 Iincon.pl, BROOKLYN houses 22r
81 in pendd condt ton, IA rooms rgc lot with aide yar
situated main entrance to Prospect PARK Inquire At
ID. H. IiiLi. 800 Flatbush ave- -
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Gitn Real Gstate for Sale.

Gitp Real gstate for Sale.
TOR SALE-No. 81 Oliver ST., occupied as
u an ayotnecary shop ana dwelling 27.7x3l5 Peremp.
tory sale NJ auc0u Wednesday October "a 1871 az IL
the Exchange Salesroom No III broadway Newf"k
Until that time be had at private sale.
EDWARD A. LAWRENCE, Aucuoneer.
l2S Broadway, Neg-lOrk-
WILLIAM JAY, Trustee, - Wallst
Gh .bS nsldA 3 story brOwn-stOne, with very
- e.ODO valuable frontage on d the leading
avenues below Central Park, kULAND WHITING,
Beckman-st.
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Total sales fo- the day
cLosLNs rnlcns OF rnnAnhLrnIA sTooKs.
september. October

The folio wing table of prices Of the prominent Gold ana
aver Mining Shares including the opening prices or 10
a M received by telegraph from San Francisco is fur
nv Vim Ward Drcxel Building. All prices in gold:
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Gonnlrp propsrIn 90 Eet.

At NOMINAL RENT-EIgibiy situated cot
~ tage and grounds, Of more acres stable ts,;
forty minutes from dcrnt0Nn: express trains, tso oIs'
cheip desirable travel House Win Twelve ros os
flowers vines etc, payemcnts gas Natsf
new improvements progress cry and country coyen ncrs
corabinct Apply at WEST EGlZABk!H srAIlON, on
next bccs or address THE OWNER, r. D. Boz lsa Elias
beth, y. j.
Q.lS PER MONTH will rent the house. 249
cd ~s1 Washington ave, WOosie, newark from October
~ Apply on the pgeGiAes OF j. II. DENIsON, 100 bee
vile ave. Newsrk ~.
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6cusss ano farms Udnieo.

WANTED BY an adult family,
w NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE.
o. parcs board IN payment II reGt Win privilege
Of tax ng Others rsteass references gwen Address
L T. T., Box 6l5 PostOlice.
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Brocklnn propertp 90 Get.

A TO LET, very low, the desirable 3-story
and basement brick dwelling 223 Csrrollst, near
Carroll PARK 10 desirable tenant the rent will be made very
ressouabe Apply r. CORNELL, "a Court ST. Br0okJ D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02

CHASE NAIIONAL BANK or NEN-1ORh,
No. III BEOADUAf n
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORIZATION.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFTCE OF CONTROLLER OF TIB CIHKkNf'(
WASHINGTON. sept II. 1877.
whereas BY satisfactory evidence presented 10 inc uueI
sgned has beea appear that THE Chase Natohh
g9nk 81 HE CITY OF York" the City OF New YORK IN
the Comfy Of NesYor and state OF New YORK mas son
nIie vim an the provisions the Revised statutes OF VIC
Tnnd ates required be compiled with before az asc
op shall authorized commence The busne o. naL8
Now thu efore John IS LsuewOrhy Acting CohOIel W
the Currencv do hereby certify that The chase Nalo.
Ton az me civ OF New York. IN the city or NeWfgrh 10
the Comfy NeaYors and state OF New YORK IL author
10 commence business Of banking az ploydeu III - ~
no hundred nine OF the Revised statutes Oh INC
United states. -, go, -, oecs ,,,e
IL testimony whereof witness nv mana ana sea- vi o0e ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-02
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-yoRK, Monday, Oct I. 1877.
At the Exchange salesroom to-day the fol-
lowing sale was held
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King Cotton sIenaccd.

A remarkable discovery has been
made il Egypt by Signor Giacomo
Rnssi, the Austrian Consular Agent
at Alexandria. He has found a new
cotton plant, which is so wonderfully
prolific that it may prove a dangerous
enemy to the American cotton raising
interests. Signor Russi has just pub
lished an interesting report of his dis
covery. He says that about two years
ago he accidently came across the new
plant on the property of Copt in the
Menutia district, who collected the
seed and sold it to his neighbors at
twelvefold the price obtainable for the
ordinary kind. The plant has a long
stem, and, being without branches.
much space is saved. 1t hears an av-
erage of fifty pods on each bush, while
the usual yield of the plant is about
thirty. 1t yields from 395 to G75
pounds per feddan, thus doubling the
crop. A smaller quantity of seed is
needed; but the great drawback in
Egypt is that it requires much more
water, which necessitates the alternat-
ing of the crops with grain and vege-
tables. In the sea islands of the At
lantic coast or along the lower Mis-
sissippi it would prove wonderfully
prolific. The New York Herald's
correspondent at Alexandria thinks
that the discovery will create revo-
luton in the cotton growing interests
of Egypt.
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Judge Hawkins VIII Enforce Law
and Preserve Order-Sarrying
Concealed Weapons.

In announcing the judgementof the
Court, in the case of theState against
David Brisentine, Judge Hawkins
said
With full sense of the response
bility resting upon the officers of the
courts of this State, and in view of
the fact that the law abiding citizens
thereof point, and confdingly look, to
the enforcement Of the laws, as their
only protection against the lawless
acts of the lawless, and having in vain
tried all milder means to suppress the
dangerous habit of carrying arms, |
have resolved that, for all ofenses in
relation thereto committed after the
FIST day of April next, the offender,
if convicted in any of the courts over
which | preside, shall be imprisoned
in the county Jail, unless it clearly
appears from the testimony of entirely
creditable witnesses, that there were
circumstances of great mitigation, at
tending the commission of the of.
fence. Paris Intelligencer.