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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23

TUESDAY, Nov. 22-PM
To-day's stock market was abundantly fed with
evil and good reports; hence market that was
feverish and irregular all the way out. The first
rumor If the day was that the First National Bank
had turned into the Sub-Treasury 81, 100000
of the Big per cents whereas, the fact is
that the Sub-Treasury did not have single bond
offered to it all day. Nevertheless, on the rumor
there was small rally In prices The rumor was
renewed several times during the day, but after the
first one had been officially contradicted the later
ones attracted little attention. As to the evil
rumors they of such an indefinite character
as almost to attest their unrustworthiness, and
nothing came of any of them. The rumor, OF rather
the report for it asserted with good degree Oh
posltvepess), which did attract attention and aug
exert some influence prices was that the railroad
war will be definitely settled tomorrow. IL s al
ways dangerous to predict what viii not taRS
place, but in the present case we believe we ns's
the best of authority for asserting that the repon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23
mnsical 9nsiruments.

A -BEATTY'S PIANOFORTES.-Mag
~ cent holiday presents, grand pianOorte
Beatys matcbless iron frames stool book cover bOxed
g2g2 10 S297 % catalogue prices 1900 81 900 salts
faction guaranteed refunded after years use
upright panOfOrtes Sl25 10 $3.50 catalogue r $500
5000 pianOOres OF the universe thousands
tify mammoth list testimonials Beay's cabinet
organs cathedral church, chapel parl0r $50 upward visit
welcome free carriage meets passengersi illustrated
catalogue (hOday elltiOnl Address call upon
DANIEL r. BEATTY. Washington, SewJersey.
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Brnstes.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ Y9gK TRIBuNE WILL III BIZ RECEIVED AT r Tile
nrst.st, S0S West Twenty .thd.st corner Eighthave
NO. O2 East Fouteenh.st Unionsguare 900 Third
ave. Forty-seventh-s; at the HARLEM OFFICES
Nos. ll0l and $500 Thriave. corner OnehundredNnd'
twenty hfth st. up TO p M, at regular hoe rates
brushes of every description at 315 Pearl
~ opposite Peck slip all articles lowest prces
JOHN NJ AGIPkXs Nan alAstaxeg aaA naportar /.
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Darcm1 AcG6rmie5.

ALEX MAC GREGOWS
"A SCHOOL FOR DANCING liz Jth.ave
opens daily private and class instruction. cunrs
Lien DODWORTh'S SCHOOL FOR
~ DANCING, No. GSi FIuh-avr.
Glasses morning ami afternoon Glasses
lilies Gentlemen Monday ana Thursday evening". Pr
vae lessons send stamp for circular
CARL MARWIIS
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING. 81 Madison.avc
Circulars giving terms sent on application.
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Sales b. Aurlion.

CUSTOM HOUSE, NEw.YoRK.l
COLLECTORS OFFICE, Nov. 10, 1851
HINDER provisions of section 2,913, k. y,
~ The following described unclaimed merchandise, which
remained In ehOuse beyond the period prescribed by
law, will be sold puOuc auction On WEDNESDAY, De
GENDER T. 1881, at ~ o'clock ~, by Messrs. Burdett &
Dennis, at 2g Burling slip.
Dennis two days prior to the SALE
Lot No. ii steel bloom
To be at / l4-llG Washingtonst
Lot No. loot OF scrap steel
To be at zI2-t " atcr-st
il new iron rails.
ho' W. . lot OF coop euds OF new Iron rails.
To be German American Yard, foot OF PaTOnsti
South Brooklyn.
Lot No. Al pieces old iron grders.
To be sesn at 5O2- 40 Westinghouse
Lot No 6-i,646 pieces old rails
To be at RObnsOns Erie Basin stores
Lot No. 6-l6 old iron rails.
To be nj III SOuth.st.
Lot No IL anvls.
To be at HObOken stores
Lot No 5-lOl5 pieces old rails
Lot No 0-6O2
No, lC-Lot old iron rails.
be at Export Lumber Co.'S yard Hunters Point
Lot No 1l-3 old iron pans
Lot No l2-li24 pieces old Iron rails.
To be at Empire stores near Catharne Ferry Brook
Ign.
Lot NO 1921 pieces old rails, d. II.
To be Merchants Stores foot Van Dykest south
Brooklyn. ", H. ROBERISON,
Collector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23

Mr. George N. Towle has added to his Young
Folks Heroes of History series volume on Ra-
leigh, his Exploits and Voyages" Lee e. Shepard
written in a sufficiently simple style, and with
judCious arrangement of the most important and
interesting events in the Of the County and
philosophical adventurcr. Mr.. Towle makes mis-
take in leading his young readers to suppose that
tobacco was introduced into Europe by one OF
Ralegh's expeditions. 1t was known on the CONT
nent long before Raleigh set the fashion Of smoking
at the Er glisn Court.
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GeGtI)ere.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
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thoroughly competent Professors PrncDil All rtrher4
Families going abroad 10 The lutry promptly suited W,h
superior Tutors GOveru"1'es can address "
YOUNG, American ni Foreign Teachers Agency % UnOl
square.
ENGLISH LADY, experienced, highest ref
IL and testimonials gives lessons In English
branches, modern languages aud music. Address EDUCA
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EOVERNESS, &c.-liy yOunggiady who has
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G5rates nno fenoers.

s. C0NOVER ~ CO.. Designers and Manu-
~ facturers OF ARTISTIC CRATES AND FENDEKs
FIREPLACE5 In Brass Bronze, steel and file
AnIironA Firo ST. Coal iiOdA Basket Cir,tes ia
Elegant assortment Of designs Decorated rilea for
hearts ana Archt3ctF design. executed or ex
designs furnished Low estimates architects
builders. WarerOOms, NO. 36s Canal-st
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ousy maintain equal temperature throughout suites Of
connecting Best thing yet made for French Fat
Circulars. OPEN STOVE VENTILArING Co, 7s Beck.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23

Two volumes recently published by George Rout-
ledge a. Sons, Modern Magic" and "Parlor
Amusements." both by Professor Hoffman,. will be
appropriate holiday presents for young people, al
though they are not beneath the notice OF the
elders also Here we find explanations of various
mysteries directions for the performance of anus
ing tricks games for winter evenings and recipes
for nearly all sorts of reasonable domestic merrl-
ment.
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TIME.
Eavar TAYLOR said take great pleasure in recommend
ing 10 parents academy OF MI Swithn G. Shorthdge
the m nncr in which this academy is conducted as wei, as
the department OF the pupils VINO illena H. aug n
iuai moral dc. e!ogment o. The at'er o in Harvard,
aS c i,or@ ted Tor West point Annupol, any
@ er quarter FOR young and boys boarding school
Di boon Ct, No tAi 'l' Mn aynccd and ard
sinie1ts cGnbnng advaua Of pryat" tutoring and
schoooom drill English COMMERCIAL scen,llc ana 'a5sl'
Twelve instructors a men, and an graduate o. french ana
German spos in anguase classes b hIrgnS Pn q
Wanm6ndr iooN keeping aud Peuman,np w. e%y lectures
traitor hine IilH,' aas hot and cold baths eymna
stories, ana w n5i'I SIo " ami" grounds -
New & @ gG@ms pa and II o@ Cow
GnoI John J. HSGi1 I Re 2e A. d D. f Kew K
Tsyior Gfly Philadelphia. Rev. D W. G. By.cslv Rev. r.
and others school twelve miles by rail from 3lst and
She.tnut.ts Philadelphia Fourteen daily trains coaches
meet ali trains school only cT minutes from Media
strictly en,2LeeG m III ,e ,IG c " paleIs
H SS,. i4eG Sr lpis.Sn. No
re FOR new III iastiicl circular aldres.
(Harvari University GRADUATED Media "a
rTHE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL New
2y sT President T@9h Wo5l.y. Vs. Blake IL b.
rtSie' D. a. Professor :. l. ldwn Professor Gibbs
Address W. J. Irtl vi. ltrc-oI
THE Rev. John II. Converse, 4. NJ, ular-
receive b, y a Bristol 4 l. few BOY, to be , as
Of Rhode Island. President Eliot Of Har'arl
For Young Ladies-Countrv.
4 FEW pupils will be received into the
" family Of ne prndpalo o. Paterson seminary ,
Thorough instructions and supefyi., Fy circulars al
dress. A. b. WiGGIN IHmlIa,, =
DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE-Lo-
cation And bong e9mpr' ggsps,' ADDRESS
CLASSICAL AND HOME INSTITUTE for
LER Prin rhorou q; Teaching airy We. tirl'hei rp1nt
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
SLADIEs, Poltytoan. PL-rhirty'secpni Annual sosson
omen. sent. 1 . It1 On Plii,lrip4l Rrting r. u 80
6y Round Brook route Hons cluort. ptrolr discipline
ami thorough work elegant 11l1f' al t COW alone 49,
For siGSsls ad@,s 40 g. so f 4 w. Tra
uOME INSTITUTE Tor young ladies, larry
.own N S home carr! 'sf Gn .pa'
MRS Il. II. GRISWOLD and DAUGHTERS,
vi IN their pleannt HON" Lyme, conn, o1'r - pupils
And 70 5y yoap9 a anne p S. 90 a an nii '
AIRS. s. l.. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL
Conn Eleventh year superior facilities send Tor circular
For Both sexes-Country.
GREENWICH ACADEMIA first-class
6G1d9s school dT On Na2ssn',t lay tern OPEN
Rev. f. d. BLAKEsLEl, a. ~, hast Greenwich, u. /.
RIVERSIDE SEMINARY, Boardinganl Dny-
III Young allies ami children, Ret Bans Y.
i6or w h'Gp'@ yr 5artn For ,2, " i MT
NJ T. DfERkiSsy PHaepa .'- ''1''' A''''
G0oS -ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack
Mnsc Art COLLEGE preparatory and business Tor BOYS
ladc' graduating course private Instruction ilT ba'x%ar
BXS ii A. H. NJ I'''''S'' '"'' '"' ''' '" "
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rNHE SOUTH OF TO-DAY.
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. II. - ,.,
IN DYKES LAND OR, THE SOUTH OF IO-DAh.
A SERIES OF GRAPHIC LETTERS BY AN ONPkEJ-

Fronn me Nation OF September o.
No one can read these without speedily discovering
thai their writer possesses unusual qlacltlonS as an on
seTveT thai he unites quick aud welltTanel iacuucs
81 io,nd and balanced III gment that he il well equipped
Tor His work by previous study OF social questions and re-
on nnon Them that his is conspicuous and mat
he is free from any particular prejudice or persona pepo
might statement OF his conclusions
w. have seldom read record travels that evidence
of more absolute rustwothnesS And this IL not the result
Of smply adry and intelligence for the letters are u OF
strong but feeling, and frequently display shTew
vii and cheerful hunOr From merely literary p0ht Oh
view thew are excellent they are free from new ae sh
and written direct and often vigorous English though ny
mint moi nfreouenIly the marks haSt5 IN competition
and lack Of opportunity Of revision
pr,ca postnaid 10 cents Address THE TRIBUNE,
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pr,oo nostpa,d ~ cents. Address THE TRIBUNE,
Nork
yyORK FOR THE WINTER EVENINGS.
KNITTING AND CROCHET.

KNITTING AND CROCHET.
AS explained and illustrated with large number -oi
rafierns I'M four Extras being NOS 81, o. 20
10 OF the series Of
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
No 62-Knittng and Crochet An illustrated pamphlet OF
q" 75-New Patterns In Knitting and Crochet. With
many Illustrations Pamphlet, "a pages Price 20 cents
No 76.-StOck ug Knitting manual OF houseHoiu inuu7
try Pamphlet form. Price, 10 cents.
FOR MAKING
Shas Hoods stockings, UndeTshirts Vests Bed spreads
Couvrettes Caters Mlttens, COmforters Sacques EH7
Nuts and Otner articles Tor WIN
wear these will be found Indispensable
The whole OF four extras lone In sheet form ana
in pamDet OTm postpaid TO any address IN the ChVeu
states OF Canada, Tor 80 cents.
Address - -
THE TRIBUNE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23

The numbers of Vide AwOke for the first hail Oh
the current year have been collected in handsome
volume adorned with cover of novel design upon
which the peacock feather is the chief decor a''Jn
As a supplement the publishers print wan ~ 'lo
whole CT George MacDonalds recen' no,''
romance "Warlock o Glenwariock. my u"
issued the same work in book iorin W. N''n.op y
60 Hobu.Ioud is periodical for younger children
thon vac. drake issued by the same house. and the
80 rrnhers have been made into pretty vol
ume. with a cover designed oy Miss Rosina Emmett
and printed in colOTs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23
For Bows and Young Men-count

For Rows and Young Men-country.
A UOMEIIKE Boarding School for boys UNI
N der ID T. KINDS A. M, Hampstead, Long lsand-
IIEXANDER Institute-Military Boarding
n school White Plains NY. Principal, ORWILLlS,Ph u
DORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
ID Academic and seepe rn Sth
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned or rejected eandidaiss coached
summer or winter StOckbrdge, Mass b. HOFFMAN,
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTl-
" TUTE, New. Haven Conn:-General Russells school
Preparatory C,l9ss scientific s'ipG , 1p%n1i S
xmpeoJ portunity Tor Itil'tic ganea rowint &c
U1INWOOD INSTITUTE, LanesbOro', Berlt-
IL shire Co.. Mass established In lSio hts Tor college, SCI
entdc school business private instruction speciaT
Throughout u'0' Rev. A. A. GILBERT, A. NJ, Principal
CUERST'S INSTITUTE, College Point, L. l.,
ness % College E%SpS and 4;SsaS
College Point, L. l. ----....--
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, WOR-
III CEsTER Mass. c. b. ME"CALF, A. NJ, Snpt.
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, n. y
Parents wshlst9 pie, r sons snsre they w c Ro
'N''' wv" 4 AR R6& : e 4. N" Principals
MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE. ,...,,
w boys family boarding school Iocatol u.Ics,ias
school boys niesi to ike their studies careful sa2n
vision each pupil Address the Pnueipll 3 H. AooNH
DEEKSKIILI On. W Military Academy.--For
1 circulars address col CT WRIGHT. 4. NJ, Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMG,
Chester Penn 9Re TeRf Tsd hY&
pIVERVIEW ACADEMY.
Ii PoCGHKEEPsGE, n Y, .-,,,
awake school for Sov, combining study Military Drill and
Caaosae with Chart OF College Regulations, appl
ca''on OTIS BIsBEE \. NJ Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23

Cats Cradle" is a volume OF pleasant rhymes by
Edward Wlllett, brightly illustrated Ill coiors by
Charles Kendrick. lR. Worthington.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23

The Rev. Aug J. Thcbaud, who is known as
most learned and Industrious writer on phiiosophi
cal and historical subjects, has surprised ana gra'
fled the members of his creed by writing JuVehilo
story for Christmas which the Catholic fuohca'ioh
Society lave published as an illustrated quai'o
under the title of the Twit-Twats.' IL Is all
ailegory connected with the introduction Oh spar
rows into this country. Along with mteres'i"s
details of bird-lfe of which Father Iheoaou Seel'
TO have been close and sympathetic observer II
teaches many social and religious lessons anu ~
Catholics even OF ripper age than those ior "hon ~
is principally Intended will find 1t good re'uinH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23
ynsirnriion.
Musical.

Musical.
A YOUNG lady will take few pupils on
n piano; terms S2. Address A. L. ROWAN, ll2 West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ROCKS FOR THE YOUNG.

There are few more attractive books . on'i mud
,be vounr people at holiday tmS'than inc pu""u
yolume Of the magazine which Harper DTS =. i
have provided for them during the p'S, yo.. 70
bright aud varied in it's contents w'ii LILO,
the tastes and capacity OF boys anu gun, .nrost
some IN tone without didaehc duiiieSS anu ,,;oued
o'"'' -, - noyer IN cover Among the continued
-, tho volume for 1881 are PhiPs FAIRIES
sTohv Tvler. or Ten Weeks with Circus. an"
Ar w. 4. Alden's The Cruise of the Ghost; thiS
Iost has inst been republshed in book form
Neatly printed neatly bound and admirably nus,
trated. 3arpo's Young People makes a valuable ana
seasonable present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23

"Little Dignity" is the title of book of "pic-
tures and RHYMES of olden tines" by Virginia
Gerson George Routledge & Sonsl. The highly
colored and rather quaint illustrations will please
the children, and the verses will not tax their
powers of attention too severely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23
AuEnlcAyufvryG ST0oG GHoHlyoE SALE.

AMERICAN lfTVTYG STOck EXCHiNdE SALES
FIRST cALf.-IO O'CLOCK A. N
Rve aud Bve california Miner Boy m ShV'I NngE''
?O, S.. 10 100 .st. 90 loo ...... - 80 Nc" o,
4o1 ~ III Legal Tender 100 .b5. ~ 100 800. 20
.,,,n 40 n an - i TX Ouhir SUirO Tunnel
-V' M. - yno IS go - 600 300 IS. 10
Mineral trrc, LIE NOZ 700. llo
Bcst& Belchr 500 $40. .t~ AMI ~ !" ~, sS
luuu5 81 3OOp.. ~. % 100 DoO Id 100 -.-Aooe
con virginia Mexican
gn H az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23

"A Little Folks Every Day Book" edited by
Amanda B. Harris ID. LothrOp & Co.., is arranged
on the plan of the popular birthday books Every
day in the year has blank space for autographs,
stanza, original OF selected, and small wood-cut
illustration; and the pretty volume contains more
over twelve color designs emblematic Of the
months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23

In "Young Americans in Japan" Mr.. Edward
Gre,v describes the adventures of an American pro-
fessor and his wife and children, visiting japan III
company with lad of that country who has oeeh
for some time an inmate of their home The introduc-
ton of this guide aud Interpreter enables the author
TO explain in natural and agreeable manner the
strange things witnessed during the tour. lllustra-
tions are provided IN plenty, some OF them being
copIed from Japanese designs. lice N Shepard)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23

Little Nook and other Fairy Tales are trans
lated from the German of W. Hauh by PercY l.,
Pinkerton They show the qualities of drollery ana
fancy in design and simplicity in style, which be-
long to good fairy stories, aud for which the Ger
mans seem to have marked aptitude. -. I. Put
MANS Sons.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23

OFFICE D
INYo CONSOLIDATED MINING AND MILLING COMPANY
rs BROADWAY ROOM % NETWORK, Nov. H. lSsl)
THIS Company has tins. day declared the
FIFTH DIVIDEND
cents per share, and an EXTRA DIVIDEND OF five
per share payable November 80 ~ the ofce OF the
company. Transfer books close November 20 and reopen
DecemDer2
5. V. REEVE, Secretary.
WILMA CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.,
TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA.
OFFICE 30 PiNR-sT., NEW.NORK, Nov. 10. 1881.
Trustees declared nom the dividend OF
TEN CENTS per share (t2OoOO the capital stock. paya
bic the stockholders record December list at tie Office
Of the company.
Transfer books close November 20 and reopen December
JAMES ANN, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23
C. SHORTLIDGE'S,
MEDIA. PA,
ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.

STUDENTS ADMITTED AND CLASSIFIED At AN
TIME.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23

The "Golden Book of Tales" edited by William
Swinton and George X. Cathcart, is selection oil
foIk-stories from the literature of many nations
Arabian, Hindoo, German, Scandinavian, English
etc. ETC., including its wide range productions so
dissimilar as the tales of the Arabian Nights the
poetry of Bret Harte and the nonsense verses OF
Lewis Carroll. The compilation has been made
with great judgment and taste and the eAceiiehV
oictnres call for special commentator. Qvison,
Elakeman, TAYLOR 4 Col
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

Commissioner Of Lasmigration.
Dated Honolulu, November 7th, 1881.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07
CHINESE IMMIGRATION.

Under the present circumstances not consider this
branch Of the subject but will hereafter make separate
report upon 1t.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07
CHRISTMAS GIFTS

FROM OUR FARCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-07

Moreover the strict laws demanded by the Imperial Govern
ment including the protector provisions extend TO he
British Colonies and any exception made IN favor OF ne
9auaian Government would be quite inconsistent Inc
Hawaiian Government makes distinctions in favor OF any
nation in the of native for It considers Its laws
considers the terms it exacts from foreign countries
condition of obtaining weak and ignorant British subjects
as lust and reasonable
, 1881-10-09

|
| Special Dispareh to III. thicoco Tfib1ns- -
| PORT Huron, Mich, Oct. s.-l:3o p. ~
| Passed t1n- -Prouelfcrs Enterprise M. l, Port
| nsr, Concsto=a. Nashua. Satiua and bar45es
| William Randolph and bargcs, D. r. Rose and
| barges; schoonc1s Havana, Florida, Fitzhugh
! l.. s Hammond: tugs Niagara and KeIndeer
| Fleet Masters and barxeS.
| DoWn-FropelierS Columbia, Dean Richmond
Oceanic, Osceotla. Vanderbilt Chfna W. f.
HA:llu1n> Cleveland auu barges, lrun Duke aud
consort- Potomac and consort, Empire and
bnrEes: schooner 5. ii: Foster.
"'n@wSIathwest. Sa1cs} "eath:ssE-cl9udy: f:sc
pONT HERON Mich, Oct. $500 y. u,.-Passed
up-Schooncr Columbian.
ArriIc.l-Schooncrs Fleetwlng, Irene, Atmos-
phere; steamer lkcwccnaw.
Down-propellcrs Fountain City, Y. X. Fair
bank. Passalc aud burGes, Tempest aud bargcs,
II. Prindiyile and har:cs.
IN port-Prnpc1ler KaleIgh.
Wind northeast, brisk. Weather cloudy.
Storm siguuls up.
EuFFA1o.
Specta, Dispatch to TIC Chtcaco Tribune
BCfFAL0, n u, Oct s.-arr1ved-From Mil
wnnkce-ProEc!ler Lehi:h. wheat. e,c- From
Duluth Propeller St Paul, wheat; propeller
schooner Ow:lsco. wheat. From Elk Napits-
rropci!er noanoSe, pIE-iron. From Bay City
snd *na ac C. l. xou1
Gleveiand- i. j. Kent, M * Warner, Sr,
1nHA9!t!EI% 11INCt I1Nltft11o. ana lfoff{00.
Cleared Chicago Propeller Gordon
Campbell. coal; propeller Milwaukee. cement,
ETC.: schooner Schuylki!l. coal. For Milwaukee,
Schooner Pathfinder, co:l. For Dulnth-pro-
peller .)a1un, sundrics: propeller 4Atlnntic, cc-
Inent. etc.: schooner lronton, coal; schooner
Grace Holland. coal. For Kacine-rropcller st,
Paul, coal; schooner Il: A. Kent, ct'al. For
Green 13ny-Scnooner Three brothers, coal
For Sandusky-Schooner n. c. West, coal
M.AnQUE7TE.
Sorrfo1 Di:r1teh to Tbs Gnt:aa, -ribr1t
MARQUETTE, Mich, Oct S.-fasscd np-Pro-.
pcitcr Pacific.
Dowu-$tcamer City Of Cleveland; propcllers
Mortherntr and Peerless.
Arr1red--TuE Goodno.7: schooners C. G. King
Winslow: John O'Neill and I. rcrew
Cleared-propclcr Glddcn; schooncrs II.
Webb, Sophia Ninch, and c. T. Minch
PORT COE.KDNSE.
sp<eid{ Dispatch to The Chtenoo Tribune
FORT CoI.BOhsE, OEt-. Oct 6.-passcd down.
Schooner WAwanosh, Chicago to Edrardsburr.
corn; schooner Miami Eclle. Toledo to Oswc:,u,
corn: schooner liydrabat'. Chicago to Kingston,
wheat: Schooner T. N. Rogers. Chicago to Capc
Vincent. ctlrll.