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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-27
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT Lice. HIGHER; FUTURES
CLOSED wEAK-FLoUR FIRM-wHEAT QUIET
CORN oUIET-oATs QUIET-PoRK QuIET-LARD
QUIET-sPIRITs rURPENTINE NoMINAL-RosIN
NoMINAL--CoFFEE FIRM-sUGAR DULL-PE-
TROLEUM DULI.-wHISKEY NOMINAL.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 26-6 P. NJ.
Business light in most descriptions of mer-
chandise to-day, transactions being restricted by
the nearness Of Thanksgiving" which is observed
q close holiday. On Change -four was firm
Wheat quiet. Corn quiet Oats quiet Whiskey
nominal. Pork quiet. Lard firm. Cotton on the
spot Lice higher; futures closed weak Coffee
frm but sugar ruled dull and nominal Oils and petro-
ieum dull. Naval stores dull and nominal
CorFEE.-The market for Rio dull but firm. We
tho arrival of the City of Rio dc Janeiro with
81 95s bags Rio and the Koln with 1882 bags. In.
Guiding IL $3.50 bags Rio and 6232 do. Santos making
the stock in first hands 1889 hays Mild coffee
quiet. Tho msterdam sale of 10oOOO bags went
Sic Der ID which is 2}sc above the valuation and 61sc
tho October valu alton The the week is
summed up follows p $50 bags Maracaibo III do
Laguayra 42 do. Savanilla and 1886 do ST. Domingo in
lots for consumption within the quoted range; also
bags St. Domingo and l32 do Savana transit to Eu-
rope. We quote :-Ordinary cargocs 144c. fair do.
16i4c good do 1e'<c prime, IKE Santos fair good
16tc l6sac ninety days; Java grass mats 23sc 26c
Singapore lie 2oc Ccyon, l5c 1sc Maracaibo 15c
1slsc. Laguayra. 15iac. 171sc Jamacs I3c Iec
Rica I5c. sc Mexican, IKE Issc Mocha a4Isc.
25c. Angostura, lsc a i9c savanilla, I3c. a isc.
fairly active The Of the day we're made at an
advance of II 10 points on November and II points
prices and the market closed weak and points under
Tuesdays closing figures The sales for future delivery
between ten A. NJ. and three NJ up ISL 800 bales
as follows-
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

BEEvEs-Tho demand fair at &c per H. scant reelection
g III has Se'n Sxss n KsSs %
Kahn Co 90 Kentucky steers at ole per b. weight Z
Isaac $.lssl sss iiinoi. ~. .ee1.-sts hsss q;
ee. aloe per ID with sis on Is hsad-wsishss ewt:
Illinois steer. az per- 10
weights ew swt j. Joseph ssd for o. ;of 81 i,no;
ate4c, Toe per ID with SOC OF por head on Is head.
ssS st i'S % 50 ~ * fr a"
n is head f. ea se per SSssSa. ~. ew CIV.
90 state steers a, sc per h. weight 7swt: for A. T.
0hs
tor kliinger 20 Ohio steers Sc peg b., weight 81
sw. cwt also y Ohio steers at a,4e ae,le per n
S ssssts s%' IS 6o e% steer. S 'SsS
r. Win so ns" so e%S weights
&C. sac per b. 0. head at &c Ole per b. with $50 OF
sold commission Pennssvsns steers at Sc per To-.
& Indiana head per s Is
head , at st ss &c per is a. head at ec sse per h.
Iot Kentucky STEERS head a, se H. So head az
g os per- Ssr % with s. on On ~
ioIse. per ib.-weights * ewt = sl cw, !. o cw!.
isS bulls. =, sI per % S%o :ssr. ., .,i
per s Win s9 s on a.r head wSsn Virgins
Meyer sold Colorado steers at Sc wcshi
M sss 5sS., II sS psT .aa .s
mission oxen at SC. per h. weight 50 cwt.; 81 Ohio
head a. as per Sa~.sh,. swi swa 's.n.
s psr S weiss. s sw .o Il 2aS steers
IS head al, s.c per h. 81 head at &C. ee per lb
ri s,s.r: V'a
per head weight ga cwt H. - Roscnthal sold Tor self
head AZ ssSs is head e s
o. sr ~ az! sws ssGr%. an, sold on com.
o. ewt e.i D. Culver sold Tor Allinrcr IS yr.
per To- with $40 OH the lo-wegnts cwt "a cwt Tor
Meyer liausmann % Ohio seerseI head at &c 7ac.
~ cwt as cwt; for b. H. sherman ~ Ohio steers az
Sac with 81 on per head es,c per ie with SOC OF
snKsr AND LASns-Dcmsnd fair. win slightly OF feel
sc per h. lambs SECS ss peril cows sr
pcr ID bucks at &c perib mixed ocks 4c s4c per
los per .s s"sss and lambs.
az s ss Ssr % Per s~.s s 's%S' 81 Ohio s
swt Kasc 4 Pidcock sold 100 Jersey ewes 80
lbs l20 lbs at 4c tsc per ID; 400 Kentucky sheep,
s2 lbs al &C. pcr b sis ohio sheep and lambs rs iSs
At per ID 100 Ohio lambs, 6js bs, at oc per ID
beck soS ssa %isSs." :hssps46 head lbs " Is
s,.e per ID lsi state sheep SO rs, 4se perlb is2
&c 51sc. per TO- j. H. Hume sold 333 Ohio sheep
ames Is los. at Sac. per To- Dnlenbcck Dewey sold
80 Vermont sheep and lambs 10 lbs. ~ lbs at 4sc
s psT s as ssO he 1. ~ he'd 0 as per
lambs Is lbs ~ J es per per- e"s 0"""''
included, is steady al $45 800 per head.
VEALs AND CALVES SALES easy current rates. witch
are arm sh, Grassfsd calves sold Al ssc
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In London there generally strong market for
American railway securities. Erie common advanced
from SO to 3s. fell off to 37 to 1914 and closed
at do. preferred steady at TO- do. second
ccnsols advanced from 81 u to ss%; do. funded fves
were firm at SO "a and consolidated frsts at 1T
11s; Illinois Central steady at 1O2; Pennsylvania
advanced to Sic and returned to 81; Reading rose
from 337s to 364, New Jersey Central from 76H to
70 and do. consols from Jog to LOT. United States
bonds were steady at 1868 for fours. 1Os% for
AVS; and 1855 for 1ves British consos were \
per cent lower. selling ut 9sss 0s for both money
and the account. Bar silver declined to 3hd. per
ounce and India Council bills allotted ut a de-
cline of I'D. per rupee. The Bank of England lost
f45Oo bullion on balance to-day. of which s2l5.OOO
is for shipment to New York. The Imperial Bank of
Germany gained specie to the amount of IL 200. 900
marks during the past week. At Paris the three per
cent rcntes declined to ST. 45c and to s1f
81 ,,c, and the for bills London down to
25f. 25hc.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ADMINISTRATIONS, GALVESTON, Nov 26, 1879
good Nss receipts ls GS % Ua.. Expdrs
lisa Sales. 1920 Stock, $4,000.
New ORLEANS Nov. 26 1879.
s S.s iIa.s sssa oEEaasr s3
Sales, IL 900; last evening 400 Stock Sos ''
Cotton steady: middling IIsc a ns4c. low middiing
& hss gooa ordnsy s s &c Hs RECEIPTS
sis5s.
Cotton firm middling 1Iysc. low mddIing, ilsc good
ordinary, lie Net receipts APT bales: gross 100
CHARLESTON Nov. ae 1879
Cotton strong; middling. he. Low nadling, ilsse
s 20 the on.5sn, Ns as. Sss
Spirit: gs .r.P:ssia. e 81; .a sg;' 81,
81 TO- Corn steady; prime white e2e. mixed, CSC.
Flour unchanged sales $50 bbis. Wheat firm sales
ssai' SSrn sa issa
aisle. sales 5000 bushels No. l. above grade Sic 10000
sis n'f
sS SsoS Sap Hs"' 1900 Grain
Srdr S,, nSns 600
wss. sss. but gss
FsSrsSty; 81 ~ ~, !%dlins 81 as9s: a%Ss; Sehi
SOC. high mixed, 49c.; No mixed, 4sc. No mixed
2mxod, s5c cIcverseod srn; demand limited prime
s. rs choice s. 60 Dressed hogs mer 81 70 81 so
800 do. oats $500 do. shpments-FIour 400 bbIs
wheat 1900 bushels; corn. 300 do. oats 14oo do
wh... ...av No roIrDo Ne s, 2a h ls1s
Bay x2sRrss red sS No No.
s%ssF sss ss" as I sna ssa S
?: S4e: Sia; pees%Ser sia At the close wheat steady
snsss
DO; oats o6o shpments-wh heat, 5000 bushels;
corn, $4,000 do. oats. 5000 do
Flour active and firm Sc SIS 90 Wheat steady with
sSS s%snd bis 81 % e 81 se
4s1sc; new. aoc. 42c; December 4ic. Oats firm and
at 81 until p'MSsy au a" LARD
strong at W 80 81 Bulkmeats quiet and unchanged
sssc: clear rib aud sides S. so S, 60 hams 7c IKE
whskey active and firm at 81 co. Butter quiet: prime
2oc &c sugar quiet hards lie Ii,se: New Orleans
&C. s'c Hsgs firm for heavy grades; common So 20
"a 10 "a Is; receipts, 1900; shipments. III.
CHICAGO, Nov. 20. 1879
cash Isl 1913 81 1873. December; 2I January; No
STEADY ss and Barley %e e s Timely
firm and higher $40 50 ST. cash $40 10 SO IS No
vember and 81 40 $l 421 January: S11 GO
ssr s. s. IS .1 February
Unchanged At i5 Sbis ~hsas
l2 400 bushels; 2s5ooo do oats 1900 dol,
66..: Wheat. s9ooo bushels: corn $1,000 d. oats,
do Soo . barley Dc A. the e. close
December; 81 3l January Corn steady and unchanged.
1. ana asEs for 0 @ I lid
for January. Lard frmer and 21sc. hgheE
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elphia stocks closed at the following quota

Details of the New York Central sale of $25 900
stock in another column.
Grand Trunk first preference stock was at Toronto
to-day quoted at G9s and second preference at 81 ~
The following despatch from the West gives the
movement Of grain at the leading points there to-
Observation-Disclosures Of wheat. 55, 100 bushels;
shipments. 6.2oo do. receipts of corn. 124oo do.
shipments 1000 do. Chicago-Reccpts Of wheat
101.674 bushels; shipments. 4s.0l4 do; receipts Of
corn. 29s. 1893 do; shipments. 372Os9 do.
At auction to-day tho following securities were
sold at the prccs given:-
Ten shares Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company
SOS each, 49tr 100 shares Manufacturers and Mcr.
chants bank $50 each. lO 10 shares German Amcri.
can Bank, $15 each. 49, $4,000 st. Joseph and Pacific
railroad Company second mortgage bonds, b5 y /;
$1,000 Kansas and Nebraska Railroad Company ssc.
ond mortgage bonds, 40; $2,s00 st. Joseph and Pa
cihc Railroad Company second mortgage bonds,
57A; 200 shares Gondola Rait Company (hypothe-
cated), $50 EACH for 500; $11 $3.50 GO Kansas and
Nebraska Railroad Company land SCRIP 10; $4,000
Iowa Central Railroad Company third mortgage
bonds. 30 $4,000 New York and Oswcgo Midland
Railroad Company second mortgage bonds,s.
Earnings Of the st. Louis and San Francisco Rail-
road Company for tho third week of November were
$45e0o an increase the same week last year of
$4,000.
Philadelphia despatch says,--"Another general
advance in prices of coal decided on to-day and
will go into effect on Monday next The line and
city harbor prices Of the Philadelphia and Reading
Coal and Iron Company are increased loo. per ton.
and the Eastern prices 25c. per ton all grades"
At the New York Mining stock Exchange to-day
business was dull and prices generally were lower.
Following is a synopsis Of the transactions;
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-StAined-Good
IL bloc low middng 117sc.; middiing. I2,sc. The
New Orleans, o,5l2; Mobile, 3.626; Savannah. 4,227
Charleston, 3SU1: Wilmington 53i Norfolk. 1895 Bal
tmore 60: New York 34l Boston, 1870; Philadep hia
Total 33,349 Total this day last week, ~
Total this day last year 3i47 Total since September
2U26 467 bales to last night Liverpool Ia
+ M-Receipts, 2s5O bales. of which American - 500
bales Market active and frmer Sales, 1000 specula-
tion, aud export 1000 bales Middling upiands.
esd: middiing Orleans, 67Sd. futures. lid better
November delivery upiands iudling clause sd
I3l6d. a6 ~ SD November December delivery. up
lands low middng clause Is led "a SD; Decen,-
berJ anuary delivery, uplands. low mddling clause,
25-32d Is i6d January February delivery upland
low adding clause, l316d. February March delivery
uplands, low middling clause. 2732d n 13-i6d. a
q 27-32d March-April delivery; npiands, low mddling
clause. 2o32d cad; April;May delivery. uplands,
uplands. low midd!ing clause, 10 sd. I'd; June.
July delivery, upands low middling clause, I'd.
80 r. M-Midding uplands, ED middng Orleans,
I'd March April delivery, uplands low mddling cau
29t2d. r. M--American sales, 1000 bales; Novem-
berDccember delivery. uplands. low middng clause,
q l3-iod February March delivery. upnnds, low mid
ding canse sgd. 2732d MarchApr delivery, up
lands low middng clause, ozd. JuneJuiy delivery. up
lands low middiing clause, i-32d 5P. M--November
bcrJ anuary delivery uplands, low middling clause,
% SID Futures weaker FREQ sellers at last
FLOUR AND CRAM epts-Flour - OI3 bills wheat
2i07t2 bushels. meal 7d4 bills aud $40 corn
sJ.372 bushels oats, 2SVSI do. rye, 2f2 do barley
%, 100 do. malt $500 de- FlourTho market ruled firm
under moderate inquiry. The sales including State,
Western aud southern about 1900 pbs., within
sou bbs Corn meal was steady with sales OF bbls.
4 IN M hars nj mi Wa ata.
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The closing quotations were as follows :

At San Francisco the opening prices of mining
shares were :.-Gould & Curry. s1iS; Savage. 9A;
Chollar. *; Ophir. 261a; Hale a. Norcross, IA;
Crown Point 265; Yellow Jacket. 13I Belcher,
$50; Imperial 4; Virginia Consolidated 5; Cali
fornia. 4.S5; Best Belcher. l61s. assessed LOO;
Union Consolidated. As; Alpha. 91 Sierra Nevada.
40h; Mexican, 244 Silver Hill. lao; Justice 40;
julia 2; Utah. 1879; Alta az; Bechtel. 1.55; Segre
gated Belcher. IL; Mono. ~; Consolidated Pacific.
6; Potosi, Az; Exchequer. 4; Mammoth. 6: North
Standard, 1.25 Boston Consolidated, 1.55; Original
keystone. 3,65.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

ID. w
Cotton-Fuures weaker: free sellers the last quota
tions: uplands low midd!ing clause November delivery
led: uplands' low middng clause, December and
January delivery 25-32d Produce-Ln seed OIL 29s I'd.
per cwt
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 26, 1879.
Pork-Prime mess kastern steady at 59s.: prime
Western steady at 54s BaconCumberland cut steady
$685. short rib steady at s long clear steady at 34s Cd
short clear steady at 36s. 3D. Hams-Long cut steady
34s Shoulders steady at 22s Cd. Beet-Inda mess.
in market extra mess dull ut lo6s.; prime mess
frmer S2s. Lard-Prime Western dull at 37s I'd Tai
low-Prime citydul at 40s 3D. TurpentineSpirts dull
and nominal at BIS Rosn.Common steady at S. 3D..
fine steady 16s Cheese-American choice steady at
e4s. Lard oil steady at 4Cs Flour-Extra State
steady at Sos Wheat-Spring No. dull los Sd. do
No. dull at los Cd winter new Western dull ut lis: Id
do new Southern dull at is 3D. Corn-Mxed steady at
Cotton seed oil-Yellow American. in
Rosin-Common, at London steady at SIS. I'd. Turpen-
tne-Sprits, At London, steady at sos.
LONDON, Nov. 26-5 80 P. NJ.
Produco-Re6ncd petroleum, 7ssd. Tad. gallon.
LONDON Nov. 26-6 p. VI.
Calcutta lin seed 5Ss 5Ss 3D. Spirits of
petroleum. SAD. lid per gallon. Lnseed oil, Els los
I2S los.
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Money on call to Stock Exchange borrowers was
loaned at to per cent the opening and ruled be-
tween those figures until the closing hour. when
transactions were made as low as per cent Good
commercial paper was discounted at 6 to ga per
cent.
The Clearing House statement showed $3.50 90. $40
exchanges and 81, 1904. 1872 balances.
At the sub-Treasury the transactions of to-day ag-
gregated as follows-
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For the forty seats in the Stock Exchange sixty
bids were opened to-day. OF these. ten offered
$4,000 and over. and fifty offered SIS 900 and over
The following were the rates of exchange on New
York ut the undermentoned cities to-day :-Savan-
nah. buying d, selling "a discount; Charleston. plen-
tifui. buying u. selling q par; New Orleans. CON-
mercial $50 400 discount bank 100 discount; st.
LOUIS. $50 par. 100 discount; Chicago. weak. soc.
discount.
Philadelphia stocks closed at the following quota
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State bonds dull. District Of Columbia 365s
steady at 49, Railroad bonds were fairly active
and higher prices were obtained for most of the
issues dealt in. There was large business in the
Erie second consols. Following is list of the
sala
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I've per h. - -
~, nocs.The feeling rather Oft; SOP Ohio hogs 1877 lbs
ls9 lbs, ~ 3lld 81 45 per cwt
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Receipts at Washington to-day were from Internal
revenue ss66.31O 81, and from customs s437 440 49,
The steamship Leasing. which arrived here from
Europe this morning. brought $2.47575O gold coin.
Government. bonds were very strong this after
noon and closed at the following advanced prices:
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass. Nov. &c. 1879.
The market has been very quiet but quotations
at 4sc for "a goods and 4sc tor 6ox56
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Sales of spot cotton -
To- DAY. Last EGG. To

To-Day LaaE Total.
Included In the above 40 bales to arrive Delivered
contract 7OD bales yesterday Current prices of
spot cotton the following quotations are based
American standard of classification. and on cotton IN
store running in quality not than half grade above
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Wheat puict but Without decided chanre. The io
lowing the bid ana asked prices at the second call
No spring for December 81 80 bid 81 3Bs asked No
Northwest for November. ~ 30 bid, 81 40 asked: Do
cember 81 ~ bid. vi 40 asked No. white, tor Novem
bcr, " 49, bid 81 to's asked Deeember ~ ga bid
winter. Tor November 81 46 bid ~ AZ asked; Deccm
Der, 81 asa bid 81 <o iJsnuary 81 20 bid, 81 50
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Overman has levied an assessment OF 50 per share
and Grand Prize of IS cents per share
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REAL EsTATE AT AUCTION.

CUPREME COURT KINGS COUNTY-IN PARTI-
DtionJohn Bergen and wife, plaintiffs again Mary
Wyckon and others, detendantsln of judg
mcnt OF the Supreme Court O the State of New YORK,
entered IN the above entitled action the 9th day of
cniber lSfo the subscriber, referee therein
will sell ut public auction. the auction Of
Cole Muiphy No. $40 Fulton ST. in the city of Brooklyn
Saturday. the 10Th day of October 1879 ~ the
hour of II o'clock the following described Land
Premises to wit :Al that portion OF all that certain
tract OF land marshes meadows and beaches. commonly
called and known by the OF Barren Island situate
lying aud being in the ot Flatlands, in the
county uf Kings and State of New York, and ly-
ing certain line which IL the westerly boundary
OF certain tract of land ALLOTTED Nelson Shaw
by certain deed of partition between Peter Voorhees,
others dated June 20 ls5 aud recorded IN the Office OF
the Register OF the county OF Kings In Lber 81 Convey
Anecs page 3 &c January ~. 1896 said boundary line
running from the northwestery of said allotted
To said shaw In southcasoriy along the bay until
IL To the crock commonly called Dueys Creek
thence with straight line south eight degrees the
Atlantic OCEAN excepting however that portion of said
promises now attached to Coney Island and comprising
with the said exception all the undivided portion of said
Barron Island mentioned aud described In said
Together with all and singular the tcnomens heredita
mcns and appurtenaucea thereunto belonging or am
wise appcrtahing Dated Brooklyn. ~ Y, Septem 10
1879 HENRY SMELL R.feree
EpGAR BERGEs. Paintirs' Attorney i77 Montague st.
Brooklyn.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.
~ Parties owning property about 5OxlUO feet
between 18th and 34th and 9th and 9th who would
be willing to alter or improve the same new
building in accordance with the of
class business house will please address REAL ESTATE
box 1863 Herald office
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IMPORTANT TO VEGETABLE GARDENERS.-TO
lleasc for term of years, early Vegetable Farm,
within three miles of Now Haven and six
Haven Railroad station. Address II. j. ArWATER, New
yaxn
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AsTlOI.OGH

MRS. CLAIMING. GIFTED WITH SECOND SIGHT,
M tells everything without quostions stolen property,
nb sent friends. 900 East fDth St. near Sd av
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Among those be sold this evening fine valu
able examples by Sidney Cooper Leslie, Erskine. Nco
James Webb. Edwin Roberts, Verboeckhovon. Ausde
Tissot n. Garland. a. Soloman, John Morgan, Charles
Baxter and very many others.
Every picture in this collection guaranteed by the
toh In ranrnsa anf cd
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AMysEnIENTs. A

A CADENl OF MUSIC
"A THIRD NIGHT of TIE SUBSCRIPTION
FRIDAY. Oct ~ 1879
Ncrdi's opera. RlGOLEIrO
IL Duca, Signor ARAMBIRO (hs first appearancc);
Rigoietto. Signor GALASSI; Sparafueie, NJ DAVID,
Monterone, Signor MONTI; Madalcna. Nine LABLACHE
aud Gilda Nine. ADM ther first Director
O the Music and Conductor Signcr ARDITL s .f
FIRST GRAND MATINEE.
SATURDAY. Oct %. 1879. at clock
Verdi's opera, LA TRAVIATA
Alfredo,s signor CAMPANiNdi Germomt. siguor GA
EMILE ANDRE
The advertisement viii be supported by Nile
ADELAIDE MONTI and Nile. CAROLINE MONTH
MONDAY, Oct ~, CARMEN. 4.
Don Jose Signor cAMPANINI: Escaniillo, Signor DEL
PuENgE: Michaela Ton this occasion). Mile. AIWINA
vALLERIA aud Carmen. Mile. DoLARO tier Grst ap
pearance in this countrvl
WEDNESDAY Oct. 70
First time of Donizettps opera
LINDA ID CHAMOUNI.
Carlo. Signor CAMPANINl; Antonio, Signor GALASSI;
II Prefette, NJ pAyIp;. Marchese, sisnor TEBALDI;
Piarotto Mile. A. L. CARY her first appearance this
SOM, and Linda, Mile. ALwINA yALLERIA. Doors
open Z us. The opera will commence ats
ir,ice omen Till 5 undor the direction Of Mr. Parry
T,HEATRE COMIQUE 5l4 BROADWAY
i nARRIGAN X HART. Proprietors
L. Muoa
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DOR sALE-A VALUABLE MINING PROPERTY In
l. Colorado Cali and get particulars
CLARK CRANE. No I Pine sf-
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GRAND ARMY ENCAMPMENT.


$500 AE>o" A'Ao-' W ANiS, NE" "In'SA
POSTS AT BLAwRNBURG SOMERSET COUNTY.
49,. .,. =. ~ .
"o"' 'A'' eo""eo. Aep'o'o"'A"s po''' VI s"o
Grand Army OF the Republic in Jersey City, Newark,
passac and Paterson proceeded Yesterday to locate
A., -oa o.. a., ..,., ...... -. -,
the srouno ior 'ne annuAi enoanP"en' winch Will
be held ut Blawenburg. Somerset county. on the
o6tn Nth 2sth and Doth of this month The pace
$3.50, a, = . -. :. -. 49,. - -,
seieocu 'S III open pam VI "ooo' 'nf'y Actes' WILD
q thickly wooded background OF about the same
area and lying contiguous TO the Mercer and Somer-
- a., D. .,.. p.,, - 49,, -
SET ofancn VI VIC fennsy WANNA isaroso On 'ne ohe
side and the New Jersey Central on the other.
The encampment has been named Camp Skill
- a.. ,... go. - 49,.
man' iFo" lne aoJoAnins s'a'ion Oh %ne
Central Railroad. brook of clear sparkling water
n,eanders around two sides of the plain and a beam
,.,.-. - 40. s., -, y. -. -.
Hui Vis'" VI fohinS country 10 onefeu " 'he'ew
beyond. The advantages to be derived from this
nostior are far superior to those obtained At the
.ampment one wear ago in Deckertowu. It can be
reached in ONE bor and forty minutes bv either the
pennsvlvana or New Jersey Central Rsilroad and in
ahont two hours from Philsdelphia by either of the
s.me ror,tes' Several extra trains will run from,
hslf-past ak in the morning till half-past eleven