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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-31
Southern Shoe Factory
OF JOHN HANSEN,
81 and BIZ Canal street. New Orleans.
To ALL SOUTHERN oTr1zrNs

~ ALL oO J1dG1N CITIZENS.
l am of the same opinion as yourselves and
az am determined to help build up the manufac-
turing interest of our native State In order t,
nelp the lab9ring classes and keep the money
Wh1ch would otherwise go to the North, at homs
About year ago started my Factc ~. and By
using tne pest material and paying my hands
promptly. I have been enabled to extend rnv
business and support SOC, women and children
mat would o have otherwise left the State. In
order still to increase my Factory I woril1
earnestly call upon the merchants, not onIy ~
ne city, but OF the whole country. to give me
the1r aid and encouragem snt. Come and see me
del4l JNO. HANSEN
VIRGINIA ROOFING sLATEs-THE nv
~ dersigned is the sole agent for the sale ~
n vel k T and and highly priced RooFING
Of VERMONT GREEN AND PURPL .Ei sf saaPTRFlSz
GIT TIE best qqaitties; and full line OF Penn
s SYN ANA AMI STATES, OF Bangor Franklin and
oLner well known quarries. We INVITA- +be
closest inspection on the part of builders co me
tractors and practical skaters D oon~
ALEXANDER HILL.
~ ON no CarOndaIet street
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-31

Ellis h Brother, 80 Camp street, have certif-
Gates of service for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07
np1r1su rRAnE RTPORTs.

yo~,Dox Nov. 6.-Tbe Mark Lane Express
,n itsusual weekly review Of the grain trace say ~,
-, ,,+,,od .be weather during the past "eeA ""'
h.on satisfactory 10 farmers who maAc eoo" P..,zS
-, -. oad wheat sowing Harvest oPei"uVHS
- - an end. except in y few OF the Op'"nuS
rs...,a,d Threshng has been going on OrSAI!'
=. .,o ,r,sed offerings at the country markets Ies
go, tt the estimates Of the probable yield OF 'hS ye
80 ,rop made by competent agricultural anthOrueS
80 ror,asbe for their unusual variance, ranging ron rom
. SoO OOD 10 l2OOOOO0 quarters lhere is no uotoS
t6at making all due allowance for cH.Fsels5,'t 3no
ei+hcr vav the crop is very OchCleht oue az" 49,,
o,,~.r,afts of the country VIII neccsSlJtr q De'Nl
in,norta ON OF foreign produce. AS the trace j. Ho
ocfvelv Influenced by political affairs, ana we my t.t
a., a., s-ornous influx of grain from the Uhi'cu o' ~
Rnssia and Iuda, it would, az first sgnt, HPtt "Sf
,-iccs might b. expected TO fall during INC ~
four or dvc months but, upon carelul coha-
rho sitJgtOn this would appear az pcSi Il. 80 tho
bav.,g rccard TO The immense requirements Q. ~
country, the increased Wintei cOnsul f,,ro morris
dimInuiion which IL expected IN siIioo IN TISsi4n
,,no,,s N,iu soon b, apparent, az another IoIt-
.,iGbt viii probably CrOnsiadt closed ms ~
last wear red wheat was sLohs ~ 5 a.
trade but this year Only NV n4l''' - ~
go ~ White have shown any hrmness. sort OF
lethargy seems 10 nave come over tne Lo u -
ammo e mast few weeks, and the country deHaHd mas
maj many Of Che large millers have bought ICct ana
mai arrivals into other ports OF the United hinSIoh
have been much heavier than usual S.uce ias' , Ion
day decline OF is. 10 IS per quart h'5 t'e ay
Uisce ON all descriptions Of red wheat, rat tAe
1uer sorts Of white have no. materially gNti VIZ
Waza has lost some OF its recent activity, bat there 4s
easier Barley has fully maintained l'tt 4'Ws. O'en
have lost sd per quart Of the lat advance VIM 'r
arrivals 40 ports OF call during me pss "'cA s ~, Log
cargo trade has ruled quiet Tor wheat ana ,il
been moderate demand confined cAleHy 10 iCu r
American ultimate decline OF iulN as l.r ~
Maize is quiet and 3D. 10 Cd per quarter cnc"p' D''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07


BUFFALO. ~ y, Nov 6-Grain generally dun no trans,
Change today e Board OF Trade Was closed ne
reported few lots Of Wheat and Corn 70
and unchanged. OtAer articles unchanged Lake receipts.
Wheat, 239SiS bush; Corn. $500 blsi; Oais, 41uOD
bush: I{y, $1,000 BUSH Barley, 4jlG2 bush; Flour
800 bush; Corn l20JrJ hush Data 1890 bushi Bar
ley, $500 bush; Rye, 800 bush Canal shiimontsNo
report obtanabe today. Railroad shipments Wheat 10,
CO.. bush. Corn, 232l0 bush OATS l2lOVO bushi Barley
1920 bush; Rye, $500 bush. Flour. "a 81 bush.
CINCINNATI Nov. 6.-flOur steady with good demand
Wheat steady Red, ~ lJGcl 20 corn Piei Dld,
New 3fdJC Oats rmor AZ 27d3lc Rye strong al b4dGGc
Barley In fair demand Choice Norhw stern spring zoe
POrk ulrt 1t fl3 10 New fl3 Lard dy steam, SOL
Kettle sd9c Bukneats inactive shoulders, &c; Clear
SION Ia git agac. short CItar ,a.c Whisky active end
Common, 80 coast 30 Light 4Od4 90 Packing ~ az
a. - ruioEos 81 sO0Si 30 Eeccipt 22OOj SmpnentS
'PHfADILPlIA Nov. G.-PotrOloum without demand and
nominal; Refined I34e Crude iOlic C01ee rather weak
for Cuba Rehned lOc for Cut Loaf lO2c Tor Crushed ana
Powdered IOec for GTanulaed, and 9c Tor A Molasses
quoted a 29G3Oc - Test aud 3Oa52c. for 4! Test
f9r-C92 e GRADES F "a i1I asg &C. Goo IS 20
Good and Choice &c 3l4sG So Fancy 50 621dSO 10 The
lattor Tor high grades Pennsylyana do GOOD - 90
lrades. gsaS9 FlOur steady at s. 20. CoiLmral-
Nothing dong Wheat IN steady demand tof choice
aware do, sl42: Poor do, 81 40 Western AubeTi AZ
southern DO. Choice aloaI 81 40 Willie NeseIn
at 81 46 I'VE steady At Toe for No Western, and
en- pcnnsylyana and Western yellow and NJ grain
depot G2c; Western Mixed on rack. Gle; Southern yellow
new a5Gc 400 bush IN cob sold az Doc OATS
CENTS and offerings moderate; White Western Fair and
Good 3G937C very Choice, 81 1886 At the Maritime IA
change Opon Board rm; spot and November 81 30
en- s,e Dfcombsr 6Dls GGOsc Januuy GOd6O2.c. Wheat
held frmly No. Western, 81 40Gsl al spot and Noyen-
Der 81 420Sl as December and January oats unchanged
Rye 7ls72e. for cargo lots Al sales ior ueh'efy !"
81 LOUIS NOV. e.-FlOur nominally lower Extra Fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07
rrroPUAN MARKErs.


LIVERPOOL, NOV G-Pork- Eastern dun at 60. Western
tu e; 81 .I. Long Clean dull at 20 a.; snort Gear
dull at A st. UausIJug tut STEADY at 90 shoulders iu'f
al 1871. Bfrl-ludia Ness steady 10 lt1 l.Ftra Mess
steady at 10; Prime Mcs. steady go - l3rd-filoe
Western dun az lGd Ia'o"-IHme "a H.I al sUDl;
Iuptutur-SprtS steady ~ -. K0s1-t oun0n am ~
fCl Fine dul 90 40. tleeseAmeuCan Caocr tull 40 3D.
Lard oI iul at47 Flour Extra STATE oi 80 p. wheat
no spring dr AZ il. 30. - spring steady a. lJbd NH-
te1 STEADY 90 u 3d. Con-MXed soft se9dr 90 20 Cotton
sctl OILY clio" Amcllcar, none IN tEc mar.,t
@. Mj'Lug UpiaIds, C.isl.; MiadIn- Orleans 6illad;
sales 5000 brlr including 1000 bales Tor speculation
pi EecCptsG the d?v 5l0O bales, rcud Nc 200 bales
American futures partially 81. per; Jpiauds Low
70" Mclh clause November and December dcIvery s;
tpdHds, I1r bidding clause Dec NIB and January deiv
b- also, Gssz1. Jpands, 10" Glldiiug clause Jluu-
any ara FEBRUARY delivery, lsl; UH9IUS Low Nitoiu-
clause, February and March deiycTf, Gtd CpanG-. Low
hi0lnE canse New trOp shipped October and November
sal, I pianos. Low MidIlng clause New Crop shipped
November and December, sail Osl. Upauda. Low Kidding
Cid Sc NeW crop shipped December and January. sail g. -f
glands Low Aldfng clause New Crop, bipicd January
and February, sail 6s'sd Cplauds Low Kidding clause
shipped February ana March sal G}ed The receipts II
Wheat fer the par three days $4,000 ora, including
1900 Grs. American
ilFRroCl. Nov. - D. Breadstufs quiet and steady
Wheat 127d012 I'D. central for California
White l2lOd 3D. Tor California Club. Peas, 81 Cd per
quarter for Canadian.
cuaed $500 bales American Futures closed duh but steady
IDlards Low Middling clause. November delivery, g.
Tic and Fabrics at Manche5ter Is dtd and
iIyEg0oi. Nov $3.50 p. Refined Petroleum, lll9d
L6SDoS Nov $3.50 p m.-spirits Of Turpentno % 3D.
LoxD5N Nov. G-Eyoang -Lnsced OIL s29 1890 per ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Trvpov Vow 6-l2S0 pm-Couso's, 96lls for money H'
Gov mo account L. - bonds TeU-fortics coupon, lO8 tne
Rasay shares 122;llnos Cent al PGn5 ly5hs ~,
lbL THO rte discount for three months bs ln me Gpt
market per cent which per cent Oolo" tie BANK Oh
England I-t+ go, ~,
loSD0S. nov. C-I 7. NcwJeIsey Central IA Iead,
iuQ Er al shares Pans advces quote I'VE ger cent
Reutcs at los francs 52'o Tor the opii
IONpls nov G-4.3O u. JOHSJls Sj for Loth money
an, H. f.rf L. : bonds four half per cents. lri
Ncyy fye 1863: Nev-Jeesty Central 10 HeatinR taredt
shares l5 Paris advlces quote i've per cent oOs q"
francs lI G. .ntmos i0r The account
PARIS Nov. G-EXchauge On London, 70 francs ~ ecu
tines luI short sight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07
BANNING AND FIYANCIAL.

DELAWARE, LbCFAwASNA AND WESTERN RAIL
moan Co1IpANY CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE 1 PER
CFSr BONDS, due 1907. Interest payable March ana
September. ,,,, ... sae-
100000 OF property.
a limited amount for sale ri lOj and interest by
RoEGT WINTHROP & Co,
No 30 Wall-st. City Bank Buldngl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07
THE MONEY MARKET.
TUESDAY, Nov. 6-P. n.


This being legal holiday, the Stock Exchange
banks and commercial exchanges have peeh o'VS'o'
Tb.rc * consequently no market to report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07

= soasi Double 90 $685. Is Treble a. = .$ go
g g wheat hiShs S pat Ss SssnSs j Closing f
Deoembcg NO do 81 l99GI corn q, ma rear oats
buyers sellers apart 2jc ~ cash z5sc gd D,SGsr
Ky Ha a. SSG p PTt nlI iobns al siS 30 Lard
quiet at - lOass Busmeats easier shoulder. e'sdg,i
changed Eecep.- Four ESQ b9ls Wheat 100 oIsei
Corn. 10000 bush oats, 5000 bush Rye LOW push Dai
Soy Foqr r@ " Wheat i closed ws siGoq gc N9
81 ooh; Extra do - 33: Amber Michigan o 40 Vim
eP .po, & 81 ie Si cdcnScr 81 1885, ea waPash
" l6 Rejected wabash III uZ y a9D ~, Csnai red
n 25a: 40 spring ~ - Corn close. dun ,igh No,AS
her seller DcccTher NeS ~ asked - - bid. seller
January New t$a ID No "a &hE Now i,as 6a,S duh
No . 2Glc Michigan eGsc Coyerseed- 1nr Ecu 69o
SsR cora r. 20 Gidt6 bush; oats 2soo bush spgent'-
WhGsi 5000 h9'5 Con- S s Di Of I'm rininS quiet
SOC Resin firm a q a. for s'J2ne ea 20 so Tor Vr
an gan. FAR STEADY nj q 60.
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
IgrrS y, ~, w. v NSy ar ,a4 Gas 6cad agas
head a week an gcF@eie 81 100 c aHd Sow Closing Win
snEfP AID I"eoes today head total 2i for o, the
Market Gun and Sow slim senange 81 az t FOR sale
MS, Gsn, c ' to 500 head total for the week thu,
through, - cars Nargc Gu an1 SOY, qoso' u os here
shpre rs principal BUYERS. $500, -.,,r,s. ,,rrrr-
-I
pcr.ipfs 600 head shipments 600 he1d marh,t ulln ~
auye: choice SOLD; qGoi1tons; iair ic'n ~ ,Hr
Natives =; J0aEi Talr 10 Extra corni@t Hsti =.
- 30 coi"aias atr6rg aud active; steers - 50ast 2D
COWS So 2jot9 - Texan GTnssers active ~ ~ 2ue -;
Native Euclcr,' CoWs - % - 30: steers - -J17' 80
HrIs SOS; St0ckers and Feeders htto dohB' Io"
here buyers scarce .oo ,..r.o. o.,o-si
strong higher closing hr ~ The advance w
as uompal outside price - 10. osions, Al oO%7i %
Partmg Al GjdSf 50: Light, g. tOaFt 20 -.
SuRFr- Receipts 12nui Shipping r0mlI h Butcheia girS
ri-uty uoniuay unchanged Xifa 10 a!'4, p, va
Good 10 Choice. - ~ Dos fttu' 10 ''"' F' "'A
Ft.r IIsgarY Penn. Nov. G-CNuE-Reeelps to-day
Tf head an Tor SAFE hcrc Prime, a0dSj So uoV'
81 5000; Common, n a. 90 . ,...,.. o., -osn, On.
IoGa-i:cceis TODAY, 500 head Nohes - 'uG$i oO'
SHEErLEcceipts iodsy, 1000 head selling - 5C4i 90
WOOL MARKET.
pun ,rvtprIA NOV 6vool Gunef but not higher surpy
yeTg light tho irnCc.cy II prices Is slightly up"di ONO
p,lusfIyara AMI MgsI NIginaNA and above 80 tot.i
y dlFIGc Medium t5riGc Coarse, 3rdiVc New .u.e'
Nicipsu. Indiana aud Weetern-llue, AOdl"t.; Mtl.uH
4fd45c.: Coarse. $685.: ComnGH, washed, ~ ~
C0mMug ashod 3Gu3Sc. Canada olnhinS' ~ ''e'
Fiue unaashed. 9S15Cr.i Coarse and Medium unNa.i1L
90 Tup W. she'd I2a4Cs. ColUadoN ashed 90 = -
cp1, ,rVasheJ Ca Isc: Fxra and Merinc. pulled -
zoe; no. I super, pulled 3S15Cs IcAat-flhe anu
Medium 2OG2SC Texas Coarse, l'GitC Aal iofhla Ho
and Medium, 2JoJJc. California, Coarse 2z42oc
PRINT CLOTH MARKET
PROVIDENCE r. L. Nov G-The Printing Cloths market -
inactive holders aite hrmer al The last quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07

oepts Of Increasing as cool weather %
re E Generally of inferior quality Thanksgiving turkeys VII
o 1e i'm demand contemplating sending IN lHSll
ock Tor that ket should make careful soeeos any 10
rc aud nave them the 26th 2lh Game mas ia
demand, with light decline IN prices Qno'auohS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07

Apples continue coming In large quantities. The demand
Bot eue equal 20 The supply, makes dun market with low
prices car load o. choice mixed sold 81 Pears
arriving ia better orier tho weather bee cooler
though u small quantities Trade good with about the
prices Grapes unchanged with tine pon Of
ware whic nearly ont Of sason. CrhcrIes becOm
ing drug the market Although prices low tlc bait
s. not enough 70 Increase The consumption The
Is full as 10 VII stand Quite large quantity OF California
Ounces offered bdt thoy amO6t unstable Quota
Nnra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07
Banking Goa5es ano Bankers.
DipioeEo NoilGes.

81 LOIS. IRON MoUSrAIN ASD SOUTHERN EAlLWAI COZ
No. 20 Nassau-st., NeW-NUrk OCT 81, FL
COUPONS due NOVEMBER i, 1871, on
~ INTEREST CERTIFICATES ~ uls Couila.yi ~. ~
paid presentation this Office. ID. ". dc"
Treasurer
CHICAGO oct. %. 1871. }
NOTICE. - The Preferred Fist Mortgage
~ Bonds Coupons Of this company, natuihe N11',
Der l. 1874 Will be pad aud after that date NJ me
NJ X Jesup Patton Co, No. - William al Ney-l "h' Inv
interest these bonds will cease November IT, 4
W. NJ Ia ItIAB EI, treasurer
THE COUPONS of the WASAlCll and
Il JORDAN VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANlS l.r
cent GOLD BONDS. due November l. VIII DE pad on icseu
ialion 10 Mes.rs KAUNIZE BROS, y Mallst ,,.,
G. W. sCOFIELD, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07

Recerts Of 3OSj pkcs with 5C6
pig Peanuts The Apple market IS little easier Quite
humber % poor quality receipts. Peaches
about e ssme Among other sales there were 90 b's Of
Prime 1eorZa peeled lOilc CAcrues have far demand
sale ni hs made l2sc Kaspberres are IN better
demand, With an advance in prices. Some ch'ice lots
were sOd 81 g a. l5c Oter dried remain same
Ieaans are du With slight decline in prices Those hold
Inc bro quantities becoming anxious sell thcstBut8
aIc not in gpOf demand prices Hickory nuts are
scarce. and wanted 90 Dushel Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07

En- Au sSa BEAaaESUH 8
-
Doaro nno Rooms
West Side.
ITO IET--On second and third floors, pleas
ant rooml iurnis, ed. AMI bOaed ~ West l5dst ref
g and 50 DAILY, So to $40 WEEKLY
IL "a 6tecSe st. ,G nca1 EToa s S' ~ Ell No
J SECOND STORY front aIcoye room,
Pry yi a sS m St2c' s9 %s s 3a Naa
> SUITES of ROOMS, with board; will be
81 rented separately together low permanent
paroles; r,tsrtnces IS twa,6iagtoar1uire.
STH-AYE, No. 81, near 1G,h-s..-Two Medium
~ sized rooms suitable for one OF Two persons With board
p TH-AYE.-Excrllcnt board; second floor,
~ 2 ro.i ute 20. hai 81 - are r'n; sIy ns%g
T5aa, up,oTa oiSa 35s Tiosir a.
Ok WEST lGrH-ST.-Dpsirablc rooms, with
E''F board house hrstcass location uncHcepuonaDe
32 WEST Single rooms, for gen.
80 tlemcD, VITA hoarl; references
90 WEST i2D-ST.-il0use fronting on Res
81 crygir Park laree unrns he'd or parity furnished
Room ON I'M ioori suitable for hratctss physician or
% WIS. 1Zth-st., I'd floor % rooms, en- suite
I,nt. taJis 6oi5d given.
eli WEST 2GrH-ST.-Iotel conyeniences
taGe p'caay s S rlth irat t,r@s ,
"A WEST lOTl-ST, near 5th-ave.-Neat,
4 we'lfuD.shel roous liberal table; homo comiortsi
moderate prices: references
9PA WEST 32D-ST.-Good board in an
eIO-3 American family. and nicely far9saei laT4e and
0thsye-. convenient To h syaicd Railroad.
East Side.
AT 100 Fast 1OTH-ST-A nicely-fur-
- ri-ic front room. ah sofa q. 70 et win or wi.lsgt
board to single eratlcmrn or gentleman and "iei fanny
private American references c1enaueod.
DEOPLE who wish to get elegantly furnished
ana Madison aye-; references required.
I SUITE OF ROOMS, on parlor floor, south
n err sSiPsge ai.2 ro3la on 9l9eF E91s Mh board l.
an East 33d-st.-Fr0nt suites on second and
EU tri iSors with or vitaolt private table.
DD EAST ASSIST. between 9TH and Madi,,
- s.nayest c1ndstory fuu she'd front room u let
Very reasonably without board by private ialni4
81 IRYlNG-PL., near Gramercy Park
floor. excellent h1nclso table; references exchanged
sn(s and los EAST 23lo-ST. -Ihird-story
on m. f,ur tat sor. fcf'reae5s szehingsI.
EFAEAST 5STH-ST.-TO LET, n second
X aoor. neatly fmui'h.i with AL modern improve
Gern,n family gentleman aud vie or single gentleman
vts EAST 23D-ST.-Mrs. II. H. Jenkins
] - offers single ard double ROOMS with BOARD a
F9E EAST 23D-ST.--Hmdsome rooms, with
= good aHd liberal ttlc rgitr'a gwen ana required
I0B FAST 40rH-sT, one door from Lex
enri. ana vic housekeeping family private terms
T.l% LEXlNGTON-ANE., cor. 29TH-ST.-
sb'b Tuf,c connecting ROOMS on p1r.or toor' mouse
ara table .ist.gls.. re..rcnc.s.
yE,l EAST 8GTH-ST.-0ne large and small
~ h ., .a.g Irga,s fay rcor-act
" B, {S'V 9tTTT-ST -ElogaDt ROOMS and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07

Receipts for uast week boxes 90. Uryious week,
1927 10 corr-suoudug week last year. 3O,69) oO eI 5
past week 1868 dos DO responding week ast ar l00l
90 Liverpool quotations. G3s. Ire market 70 dl. under
moderate borne trade and light exports slippers buy eau
t0usy and unwilling ~ pay over i3c lor lie choicest
September. . -,,,
siate iact'y fancy. as Do fair 70 good IL Gll@
DO laii sEius.-l9 el9s Do far to go'dls 40
DO. n 3 DO, poor o "AO
FRrui Dairy prime 2'2dl3
TGGs
Receipt for week CISCO pigs DO last week GCt7 pEes
corr pointing week last year, 1919 lHgs ~ A-+l re-
cents "a prices continue ahOut tina same
Primo Western arc selling IRON % TO -4c Lined are LiA
Quotations.
Pa & y. - dOz.....2 y. y. lrno' --.----lg 40
West q Can, prime. p d2f West, lned........lI 0l9
Mert Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07
HAVANA MARKET.
nnMEsrIc MAnKFTal

HAVANA Nov. C-sugar paraIyzed. Spanish gold, 22Osd
2gl Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07
Do1ro ano Rooms.

West Side.
PRIVATE FAMILY will rent n suite Of
~ nicely furnished ROOMS. al back parlor. from 80 10
IS references exchanged. No. lOl West 4lstst
PARIOR and TWO LARGE ROOMS 10
IN let nIsfclasa board, and attendance hot and cold
water; references exchanged Inquire AZ 30 West 3tst
A LADY without family occupying pleasant
~ fiat would LEI two cheerful with hTe. gas ann
privilege ~ kitchen 20 genrnan aud wife or two lat ~
10 per wocs board s1s No 223 West 2Gst thin
bell references.
SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, occupying
~ hrstcass house. VIII take gentleman ahd vic or
few single gentlemen 10 BOARD 81 SHAVE, near I-ns'
Above ROOM on second floor; southern
~ rDosurs; single double rooms. with boar nome
comforts moderate good neighborhood SlV west
3Othst
BOARD and CHOICE ROOMS, single or doub-
I'D IL. POS 9TH ave (Msdison- sqnsrel.
AIRS. KILLER 80 West 26th-st., near
NA broadway has pleasant with board gentlemen
family table eoarders TAKEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07

TUESDAY, nov, - iNt''
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE

TrEspAY. Nor. 6. 1917

Recep;s for the past e Beans 52g obls% exports lasi
wei 1876 pNcs I.CCuls O Peas 4l,9G" bial exports OF
pes 2-ga6 bush Medium j ans have iair demand WIN
scarcv any difference in prices from those 81 1eL Wfeh
band r-eI sold for 81 20. yet very good
selo can be- bought for 80 NarT0Ws finn ~ qu9auQls
c.fa bHls lots sold on - %. Pea
I;4ss arc du and unchanged. Rcd Kidney quiet or ,n
Pes have fair demand. 3t slsLt advance h prices De- 1
r.rI Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07
Connirn BOARD.

ENGLEWOOD, w-Jersay.-First-class board
f. u private family Fail Winter moderate prices
Office Box No l73. Engowood. Highest refer
euGos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-07

eay average receipts for the the points
~ s9ulOn wcrc follows: by Eri0 Railway, 81 cans
nan z1l5 cans milk: Harlem Railroad, 1885 DO; Now
S'tA l.aTJad fS5 dO HUDSON River Railroad, 500 dol
'rala Railroad G35 milk and 25 msce
1s nearby routes, 900 cans mix total $50 milk
quarts each Tho price al which the surplus has been
A NC platform during tho past week S3 01 be
az g. II fell 10 81 90 the next day from which umelt
iose 10 - 10. The quantity only just sufficient 70
He-t the demand.
m. POULTRY AND GAME.
supply OF Live Poultry aud Chickens has been heavy
x 1s week, bat has fallen on considerably Tho re
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fste's for Tie past $50 bales shipments little
80 go " lales While TIE shippers have heretofore con
M Atf purchases 10 strictly line goods they have now
syltced taking second grades This makes the de-
oeilef ana with bat little change In the receipts prices
s nm Most Of the stock that has been here Of
I'll qlAliy, but IS HOw improving. QuOtatOns
ehoe ~ ~ li20l2i2 Eastern, g..
10 10 20 good ........ 2 Wisconsns do. &c. a
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VEGETABLES.

sbipmenta Of Potatoes 81 bbs Potatoes in large 70
CENTS and lower Prolific selling az 81 '3 sweets
are in fair demand quotations Pumpkins are very pehu
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financial.


A Gas STOCKS. $500,
n NEW.YORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
NANUATrAE GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD g..
and ali kinds OF brooklyn aud New YORK Gas Securities dealt
mDy 6Ee. IL !, i'i - ii,,ooi o., y v
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Eettures ano Aleetiuas.

sVVANTED.-A SITUATION FOR
w GENTLEMAN'S SON"
nv the rev DR. DAsITIEII az Allen street NJ. z Churc
fefweon Delaney and Rivngtonst on Thursday eyenns
Nov \ O'Clock. Han hour OF Instrumental music
proceed the lecture Admittanco % cents
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1 ONnpv CIV a Young German girl, for city or
She IA been taught 70 do everything about house
"a dv Tould core Children &c. has no parents Du
nee t r1Setences Can at the PROTESTANT bOA
buREAU, NO 1876 9th eye1 above l0InsL
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MUSICAL NOTES.


The Kellogg Opera Troupe opens season
in Boston tonight.
Nine. lima di Murska is singing in German
opera ia san Francisco
Rubinstein is TO give pianO-forte recitals in
London about the end Of April.
Mme Isabel MCullough- Brignoli sailed for
Europe ON saturday IN The Ceuc.
Johann Strauss has been invited to give two
Miss Annie Louise Cary fresh from her Rus
sian trunph arrived III this country last Saturday
the Gcrmanc.
The amateur musical contest given lately in
Boston was successful that II has been determined to-
hold another on April 4.
Beethoven's Pastorale Symphony has been
given the Brighton Aquarium win SCENE Illustrations
by an English artist, Mr. Julian Hicks.
The last concert of the English Glee Club
will take place CmckcTng Hall Thursday evening"
when "A very admirable programme viii be interpreted
Mrs. j. b. Polk, the American prima donna,
who recently made her deb1 Ht Malta the recipient
OF an exceptional honor. the American nag being raised
over the opcrahouse during ihc performance.
Ii il said that Crouch, the composer OF
Kathleen Mavourneen," received only five pounds for
the copyright Of that enormously popular song The
publishers must have made sinall fortune out OF IT,
The twentieth anniversary of the opening OF
the Philadelphia Academy OF Music celebrated
lately when II Troyatore" the opera sung at the IN
angratioD Of the building given with the idenlleIl
scenery used that OCCASION the same conductor MAX