active and lower, the demand chiefly for the domestic trade; the sales
are 70,500 ‘Western Mixed at Ha Te, closing beavy at Ta,
afloat: Wry 84. Yellow at 82¢.; Sonthern White at 85. for New,
and 98¢. for OM prime; and 7.000 bush. Mixed, in store, a8 T0e,
a a
10
TFS The we rket continnes very dull for either Bags or Cloth,
and {rican ant nominally steady we quote at l4ialde. for the former,
and OT. for the latter.
GINSENG is iu steady demand, the supply moderate; sales of Western
at 70@75¢.. and douthern at 35 %0e.
HAY—bippiag is quiet. but stoadr; we quote at 1 052 #1 10; re.
tail lots are in limited demand, but fin, at ®1 202%] 50; Salt Hay at
750, and Clover at “0a: 0 for New. Straw is moderately active and
steady, at $1 05a $1 10 for Long Rye, 85 a 90c. for Short on md b@
oe. for Oat.
HOPS are in moderate request, and firm; we Keone New-York 1371s at
$5265. astern 1571s, baste. Western 1871, 39 able. California
1871s, 80a 0c. do. 18703, 18@ 28¢. do. 1669, 9a 10e.
HEMP—Manila is in limited dewand but trm at 13je., gold. Juteis
dull but steady. Butts are quiet and unchanged st 3jec.. eurrener.
INDIGO— All Kinds are in woderate jobbiog demand and stealy. We
SA) per Ib, gold... $1 52432 10 Guatemalge....oee...B1 D0Z $1 40
Madras, currency... 103@ 120 Caracas.....covinnns We 110
Mapills, vold........ 12!
MRTALS—Ingot Copper is in limited demand and heavy: wales of
ag 1 J ake at Bae. and 75,000 th do. at 23}c. New Sheathing and
Yellow Metal is dull but steady, Reoteh Pig Iron is in limited demand
and steaay: we rots Flaten at $25 and Gartheriie apd Coltness at
©38; sales of 200_tuns Glengarnock at $4 50. New Rails are in limited
request and steady; Old do. are in good demand and Sr; sales of 1,000
tuns, to arrive, on private terms. Foreigu is in better demand and
steady. Fi Tia dull and nominally nuehanged we quote Straits at 3rd
36a, and Banca at 41¢.; sales of 5 tuns English at Wie, all gold. Plates
are more active and firm; sales of WO boxes Chaicoal Tin, on spot,
8 87) for I. C.; 750 boxes Charcoal Terve on private terms. Ober
fescriptions are quiet but steady. We quote:
Paw. Seams WAIL
American Togot....# 1 Ban CL P10. $3 20 78
Bheathing, new. sees DIS neh, ob... 600d 65
Sheathing, old. ..ovviviann A a 21 v oprer, PB... id
Sheathing yellow metal... @22 Copter Ai pp. WD
yellow seal. cers 15 D— shoe, forge

ie Eg cenirenes ee ma (No. W0@s), #8 1932 A
Boll eesrrarrrniinnnns o—-al
TRON. pron 3 FB. vw Ij
Pig, No. 1 A. Pt. #37 (02 §33 "Buck, B...... -a 1
Pig, No. 18, Pt 35 Wa LEAD.
Bar R.O.sizes Pt 8) 0  o 2) spaniab, 10 Id,
Bar ja rb 9) 0 9250 gold iiiiiiiiian $595 286 00
Reroll, ow li Me Li 0) [Ge ran Ret. gold. 9% 60
Band, tan. 91 5) Baoglisn, gold... 615 650
Hoop, ton. So@ 150 0¢| Bar pet.......... -_ 92%
Rods( 3.16). a Wow 125 00| Pipe sud Sheet, net 1025
Hore-Shoe, Piun 100 02 105 0
Ovals, half rl. $8 12 No 122%
_ SUELTER.
Pl.es, Do. P I. Te n Ly Fo. 1h (gold). $5 75 286 12}
Banea, gold, $F B........ 4 a [Engi go ROM. eerireeenrs HOUT
Straits, gold... .oouieiis Gold Currency,
Plates, 1. C. Charcoal V bor. esses $875 @$Y 00 $1025 #$10 7%
Plates, I. C- Coke «oervreress ieee THD 8X g00@ 1000
Piates, Coke Terne....coireenernees 63742 T0 252 90
Piates. Cirarconl Tere... coeeivenne T%9 82 95 10M
MOLASSES—Foreign is offered with a fair amount of ireedom, Jat
moving slow snd valucs weak; Boiling grads are worth about 35277;
ot et stock nom:nal. Domestic is in Light demand aud heavy on all except
Prime we quote. 45a 0c for Old Crop, sales st suction of 100 bbls.
New-Orleavs at 4 Xe,
NAVAL STOLES—The market has been almost lifeless, thongh the
tone was renerally very strong; Spirits Turpentine has becn less ireely
offered, aL i firmer; we quote 674 a68c.; no sales Feportad Rosin has
continued buoyant. owing to scarcity sales, 500 bbls. Strained, at 2 79,
and 5 bbls. Low Ne. 1, at $5 5, Tar las been quiet but firmer; 40
bl'a. Wasiington bronght #3 75.
UlLS—American Lipseed is in fair demand, but at {rregular prices;
we quote Ta isc. for casks, snd 77a T8c. for bbls. Menhaden ia (rm,
with fair d mad; sales of 250 bbls. Brown at 39@3%kc.; 350 bls.
Prime at dic: other Oils are dull and unchanged. We quote:
4 I I ME ey I es na da ed 2%3E BPs
Am. Ling'd, c'0. casks 75 77 Red Oil, West. distil'a
Am. Lins'd, IM)s..... TT 18 (EIRiDe).. cen oes. $48 D
Crude Fish. Whale... 05 Red Oil, Sapomficd... 5 60
Crude Fish, “perm... 120 Bankooooioiis voeeee 43
Man, Bleach’u Wouter SUrails.cooeeeansnerne ba
Whale......cccocnoene €3@ 65 Palm Ib....cccos BQ
Man. Bleach'd Winter Olive, Mars'lles, qts., 2
Sperm............. 1 424@ 1 45 case, gold........ 3IN2
Man. Unb!'cLe! Win- Olive, casks, gall., 1232125
ter Sperm... 137,@ 1 40 [Neal Extra Refined... ae
Lard O01), Prine Win. (Cotton Seed, Crude... “WD
leresseeceneeeeee  B74@ 90 [Cottog Sted, Yellow.
Lard Od, present SUMIET covvesreire 03D
MARKS. eereerr nse TED 75 |Cotton Seed, White
Moiunden........... Na@ 404 Winter.....o ooo. 3042 68
OIL CAXE—The supply Light, and the market is irregular: sales of 160
cans Country, in bass. at $40 50, currency City do., $38 500 $39, gold;
Cit, im blis, #40 5 gold.
Tr ERMINT good demand; sales, io tin cans, Pore, $3 37}
+350
PROVISIONS—Pork is In moderate request. and held a little firmer,
but without actos] improvement; the sales, cash snd regular, are 750
bhis, at $12 $15 tor New Mess; $104 $1010 for Lztra Prime;
#11 124 fur Western Prime Mess; for fature delivers, the market is
quel, sale< of 200 bbls. Mess, for December, at $15; 200 bbls, Mess,
cash, at $12 90; 250 bhls. do.. cash to-morrow, at $12 85; 240 do. do.,
cash on Nuturday, at $13: 500 bbls. seller Jusuary, at $14, and 50 bbls.
Kira Prime at #10. Beef is in limited demand, and the market 1s
tea vr, but no lower; sales of 175 bhis. st $8a@ $10 for Plain Mess, end
s.@$li2 for bExtra Mess, Tiree Beef is dull, but sh ppers are
looking around aud seem inclined to pay about the figures curreat
for a day or two; we quote st ®l6o®18 for Prime Mess,
aud $18@$20 for India Mess. Beef Hams are fairly active snd stead;
sales of 90 bide. at #52 $24 for New, Cut Meats are dull and uvon
changed; sales of 100 boxes Bellies, rib in, at Ufc. Bacon isin fuir res
quest, but ra lic) tame for future; sales of 150 boxes City Cut at Yc. for
Clear. snd 200 boxes Long Clear for November, on private terms;
50 boxes Long Clear at 84c., and -50 boxes Lorg Clear, for November. at
Fhe. and yestenlay afternoon, sales of 4% boxes Westeru, at #e.. for
Decembe: delivery, Long and Short Clear, ball of each. Dressed Hogs
arc weak; we quote at Sjavie. for City. Lard is in moderate demand,
but Srmly held; sales of 1.000 bbls. and tes. st Yje. for No. 1, “in for
Cty, 10¢. for fair to prime Steam, and 10a lGfe. for Kettle Rendered.
Fo: future delivery the market is dall; soles of 160 tes. Clty at Sie.
1.500 tea. selier December aid January, at bje.; 500 tes, for February,
at 9ge.; ard 200 tes, seller March, sivje.; last evewing, 500 tes. for
Felruary, ie
PEI KOI hUM—Crude is lower and dull at the decline; rales, 500 bbls,
bu'k, at L3de., and 400 Libis. jueary gravity at 14je. The Creek market is
Tower and quiet; sales of 2 0 Lbs, regular, at $4 60 ou Lower Spots
on by a quoted 1t %4 32404 35 Tis beng seitiement day, Re ued
was eely olfered, apd easier for Contracts, though steady for Oil from
Brst hands; the sales were 2,000 bbls. spot &t Zic., and 500 Libls. Novem
ber at 23%e.; 1.200 bbls, Prime L. 5. to White at 22§c.: and removed,
2.000 bbls. Contracts at 22,¢. Cases finn at 28a2%. In Pliladelplia,
3.500 bbls. October were settled at 233 234e.
RICK is in molerate demand, fout a Little more steady at the late de.
shuet sales, 50 tes. Carolina, at 74 a 84c. 150 bags East lulia, at tafe.
for Hangoon and 74 @7¢c. for Pato,
NUGAKRM—The vS:xnte of Kaw are fair, and on common stock bol'ers
somewhat anxions to realize, but on good te prime Rehoing aud grocery
grades the feeling is stealy the movement to-day was mo lerate, and the
close tame: we quote far to good Refiving at 6} Hc.; sales of 900 Lib
at Ty @94e. for Cuba and Wie, for Porto Rico. Ketived are dull and Lea¥y;
we quote Hards 124 a 124c. Boft White, J1@11%e.
SFICKS—Ginger 1s firm, with a good demand. The market for put.
megs ix more active, and prices are firm. For other descriptions oe
bas been a fair jobling inquiry, and the market is firm. We quote Mace
et $1 457 $1 50; Nuuneys al je. 2 #1; Cloves at 127 124c¢. African
Ginger, 03a lic.: Calcutta, 9149:c.1 White Pepper at 40c,; Blac
Pepper at 84a ye. for Suivatrs sud 19) @20e. for Singapore, and Afsical
Peppets at 1oaldje., all gold.
NALT— Liverpool fine is in moderate jobbing demand and steady holk
uel, but prices are very firm; we quote Turks Islands at Jc. bus! 8
artin Sa 55¢c.; Ashton’s Liverpool Fine at 33a $3 20 sack; Woy
thinglou's, Mar-Lall's, and Deakin s do. at $2 25a $2 30; Higgins's do
al $2 26@®$2 35, and Ground at $1 40a $1 HN,
SEEDS— Clover is strong, with a fair export inquiry. Sales of 90
bags, part to arrive first Lalf November, at he! 114e. Timothy dll an
ponnnal at $Hw $I 25, Flax dull at $2. Calcutta Linseed easier; we
quote at #2 10.
ROAP is in limited demand and steady; we qnote Castile at 12} @12}c,
STRAKIN is quiet, but fino; we quote at 10§a 10 5-16¢. for prime,
TALLOW The market is wore aciive and Lrioer; sales of 200,00 Ib
at 9@9%4c. for Common to Good, and 93 @9]e. for Choice.
WOOL—Te sales are 22 000 Ib Spring California, 40@42¢.; 15000 1h
Super Pulled, at 60a t24c 12.0% Ib baxtra do., at 6leule; 7,500 Id
Khort Go., Sle. 25,000 1b nwashel Sumra, 25@ 32¢. 10.000 Ib Australian,
a5,; 10,000 1 Extra Michigan Fleece, tle. 17,000 1b Unwashed, 43¢.;
60.0.0 It Kxtra and Obie Fleece, snd 25,000 Ib Cape, on private terms.
We quote:
Domestic Prexces—New-York, Michigan, Indiana, and Wiseonsin—
Choice Saxony Fleece, 63a ole. Three-quarter and Full-blood Merino, 58
@t2e.; Halthiood Fleece, 28@6%.; Quarter-hlood Fleece, 37a60c.;
Common }ieece, Siaite.; Combing Fleece, b7a70c; Ohio, Pennayl
vans, and Virginia Choice Relected Saxony Fleece, 70a3%.; Saxony
Fleece, Goa Tc, Three-quarter and Full-blood Merino. 62263. Half
blood Fleece, U2 tbe. Quarter-blood Fleece. 60 @ude. Common Freece.
58a00c Coming Fleece, 68a72¢. Jowa, Vermont, and Ie
vois—Three-qua ter and Full-blood Merino, 55260c. Half-blood Fleece,
Shatie.; Quarter-blood Fleece, 54adic.; Combing Fleece. 65atic,;
Missouri Kentucks. and Tennessce—Washed Fleece, 53a65c.; Un
washed Pieece, 49 zc. i Unwashed Combing, 80@55c.; Canada Fleece,
58 a 73e.
Tus-Wasnep Woor—Choice, 72a@75.; Fair, 68%T2¢.; Inferior and
Borry, 62468e.
PuLLED WooL— New-York City Extra Polled, 437 50e, New-York Cit
Raper Pulled, Gua tic; New-Ciiy No. 1 Pulled, Sadie; Labs’ Wool,
60 7650.
Cartroryia—Spring Clip, fine, 40245¢. Spring oi medium, 462
45¢c.; Sp ng Clip. low grades avd burry, 362 ive.; Fall Chip, AL, ST@
ae. Fall I P. low grades and burry, 30@37c.; Extra Pulled, B20
87c. Buper Pulled 52adic.: Low Pulled. 38a ize.
Trxas—VFine, 42048c.: Medium, 42adbe.; Low, 371 @i0c; Inferior,
36 @dhe, Very Barry, 33d Joc.
Foxkion WooLs—Cape of Good Hope, 40G4%.: Nestiza Pulled, X
avd XX, 70a@10c Mestza Pulled, Jow grades. 63¢72c.; Buenos Ayres
Merino, 33@J 5c. Buenos Ayres Mestiza, 31a Soc.
WHISKY~The market is quiet and lower; sales of 175 bbls. at
YJ die.
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N VY WHOLI'SALFE PRICES OF COUNTRY PROD UCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. 34, i501.
[Bxpressiy for Tug N.Y, TRIBUNE by our own Keporter.
The following are tue current rates of articles In good condition, as
sold by commission houses by wholesale. Shippers receive d to 10 per
oent Ah deducted for cowmissions, beside freight and other Ne eh
Boxes or pack ages 8 ould be carefully marked with paint, and the nitals
or private wark of the sender sbouil also be painted upon one end, with
marks plaivly indicating the contents. Neil an invoice or list of the
articles upon the under side of the cover, and send letter by mail con
taining au invoice and directions, also stating bow and when sent. Clean
Steiares and care Jn putting wp will add much to the value of the pro
wee.
BEANS AND PEAR.
Receipts for the week, 506 bbls. besvs, or 304 bbls. less than last
week fomespovdiap u eek last year, 580 bb.s. Mediums are increasingly
frm, the receipts being light.” They are advanced 5Sc., nearly all the
choice lots «lio $275. Bome parties ask $2 £0 this p.m. We
ean count up 235 bbls, in lots Vaux of from 10 to 40 bbls, ala $2 7.
Marrows move slowly, the shipping demand Deiog. light=286 bbls. last
v eek. The Havana market is lower; we note 15 buls. at $3; 25 do,
$320; 55at $3 25 and 30 at #3 20@ $3 30, with 57 bbls. very flue,
few days ago, at $3 35. Alot of 11 bbls. pea beans sold at $2 802
#2 90; 10 bbls. red kidvey at $3 75; 100 bbls. Cavada peas, in bond.
at nL Lbls. green peas, $2, and 50 bage Southern black-eye at
$225. We quete:
Beans Med. prime. bu. $2 602 $2 75 Beans, Marrow, prime$3 10283 20
Dode.Furteguod 2 4d 260 Do.do.Com. to Co 25& 3m
Deo. do. Infeftor...... 1002 150 Peas Can'da freebulk 1 203 125
Do. Pohecrerens.. 2600437 Do Groen........... 1909 2
Do. Kidsey....... 3202 3 35 Do. Boutbern B. eye,
Do. Red Kidney... 303 360 2bush. bag 2 BB
BUTTER.
Reselpte for foe Weel. 18440 ig or Sl yo Test week. Cor
responding week last year, 20°34 pkgs. Exports the vast week, 3,505
[Fo There bas been LL w shipping emand for ordinary butter at 13@
6c., with fair to good Western at 18 @20c., sud some State al) the way
from 21@26c. Another feature is the advance of Orange County and
other five State Se. directly after our pons last week. This advance
in bella, with only moderate receipts of strictly fine tabs and Srkins, adds
to their value. Fine Western also goes quieker, and at rather bet
ter figures, but medium and ordinary is not improved. Bo much butter
oing sbread— 11,176 phge for the mouth—is Basis 10 be the salvation of
foe butter trade, at least if it is py up for a while louger. Total re
{aig fot the mouth Just ended, 90,221 Pos, spon 71.718 same time
I year, A few late transactions are, shipping wie, 350
irk Ohio at 13c.; 130 frkine Obie, preity fair, i“
at Sr. smal) Jot Slate at 224c.; 150 Welsh, 21§c.; 15 frinns do. at
25¢. and 48¢ do. Five, aloo to ship, at 26c. Jor honk Hades bard lot of
odde and ends at 11c. a Jot Peunsylvania rolls, 3c. lot good Michigan
butter, 30@22¢. 100 firkins and tubs Ohlo, 16218c. 15 packages nice
Risigps rolls, 22¢.; 60 frkins extra mark Obio, 24c. Thats Welsh
dairy, 1do., 3c. 4 dairies Sue Delaware Coun 3% Sxhine sod tabs,
straight lots, 30e., with twe extra dairies at 3c. and 20 half tabs at 33c.
Suippere are fairly at work today. and holders are disposed to meet their
views, which is doubtioss tbe Sang {or the Suis. We quote:
State dairies, fine ..........58 8% near-by pails Od 2 29
Bate dairies fir... ved BM (Bate pai, Gaest selections. 30
State good to fine 30 @33  Oblo, eases crassesens 30 D8)
State, do.. Common to Puir.22 @26 (Olio, Central and Soutbern.1¢ 217
Beate, firkine, Pine Yellow 29 @31 (Western, Chole Yiliow fr.21 @22
State Welsh, Good Dairies. 26 @28 Western, store-pa wenn] @U14
State do., Common to Fair.20 @25 |Rolls. good Wests .........19 G21
State do., fresh make......30 322 Rolls, com. to Sail ees eee DIE
Stete, Fasey select tubs. ...33 3% Grease Butter.............. @10
EESE.
for the week, 30 015 boxes, or 5,194 less than last wesk. Cor
week an Yu, $9,014 boses. Exports the past week, 19.757,
wosk last year, 20,633 boxes. The Cable advanced to b3%.
Mat 11 ii, Jol ress of chesse or the mend, 176,068
oly spinel X 2 October a: Shipments for the five weeks
counted In the month just ended, 106,563 boxes same tiwe 1670 124 468
boxes. Our receipts for the season, beginning with July, are
983,588 boxes; LL a Receipts same me lab yoir, 413
boxes: shipments. 14) n advance of de Bad Ifttle
effect upon market untl] sear its clove this p. m. A Mev) falar o
an extensive cheese house has doubtless bad Yonvivtoq $0 the wey
of kosping down prices. This Jallurey Bas slo bad effect to change
ie sycted of credits given at Little Falls, snd other country markets, 50
that cash was required yesterday. Some 8.000 boxes were sold there at
1321%e. The ps bere ls firm, but abiphers do pot pn want
to exoeed 13jc. for fine goods. They did go de. for a few fancy factories,
to arrive—some 1 400 boxes of yesterdav’s purchases in the country~ and
about 300 were sold to the bome trade at 14@i4gc. We quote:
State Pactory, fasoy.......134@14 Vermont Factory, ood ni A
State Factory, fair to good.12 @I3 |Oblo Feetory, goodie fine. 114213}
Bate Mactory. ordinary. Yj @104 Ohlo Factory, com. to fair.. 8 ali

Bate Puctort. shiuwed. 6 211 |Eoglish Daisy, good... ?13
tate Farm Dairy, good. ...12 @13 Pioe-Apple, Btate..........16 @I8
8t» te Fare Dalry, commen. 71 910 Pine-Apple, Conger iggy i) PH
ROG
Reosipts for the week, 5.709 pkia.,
Inst yoar,
with last year, so far
week; oorresponding week
quite a falling off as com,
is concerned,
we had in October last «ear.
continued to come forward strong
did Iate in the season last year. A
limed. They have not im
wid marks of Western se hug
a. N J. and P dos.
«3
Limed
Ax we
dM
a
Western N. Y...... 3 a—
Western Extia brands,.....31
FRUITS AN
Apples continne to glut the marke
rg freely. Much of the former
$1 0a $2 bhl—a car-load Mich
was #1 70. Good Winter frait is w
cho ce, $3.
of Vicars, Winter Nelis, &e., show such r
sold. Grapes do not improve a particle.
they arrive, even by puting Isabellas at J@dc.,
t the 12,628 packages of {I
holders remembering bow
bout one-half the present receipts are
ved o particle, bat
LY
or 1,39 le thas tho previeas
oe
resent week
past month Is 1 more than
began early this year, and have
badly
her,
a3
he
fresh eggs are lc.
Il as State. We quote:
Western, falr....ooee
Lime State.
Lime! Western. .oooveueees
{Ege Oats, bush. .ovoeieeed 40 P45
D BERRIES,
t, both Fall and Winter fruit arriv
in somewhat out of onler, and sells nt
igan at $1, on which toe freight
orth about $2 75 hy the car-l
Ouly a few sorts of pears are left, aud the Winter varietios
eness that they have to be
bey caunot be sold as fast as
and Catawhas at Sale
A few supenior Catawbas reach 8@%c. Cranberries coutinne to move
freely, with a little »tiffiness In the piice,
Tiree carloads have been sbipped
nees were received, with pears sent from thers. They
ht $2 T5@®3 bush. box. A few tne Lawrence
warking them up.
Some California qui
were fine, aud broug
but not enough to warrant
to California
pears sold at $8@ $10 bbl. We quotes
Apples. Fall, bbl..... $2 00@ 2 25 Grapes, Common, 15. u2 2
Do., Winter. ...cooos 2 50@ 3 00 Do. Isabella, gool... Kd 4
Do.. Common ..euvees 1 00@ 1 50|Do., Catawba........ ia 1
Pears, Common...... 4 00@ 5 00|Crauberries, fue hhl$9 002 $10 00
Do., Vieat.....ccouus 4002 600{Do., common to fair. 6 00D 8 00
Quinces, Apple, bbl.. 6 00@ 7 00{Do., crates. ..coeeees Wwe IW
Do., Peal viiimiess 4 WW 5 00
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.
Receipts for the week. 3.797 pkgs. dried fruits,
ding week last year, 534 pigs. Shi}
ally lower, with a desire to sell.
week, COrTespon
bbls. Apples are dull, weak, and re
pote a few new State, as 10 bbls. at
He 95 bbls. new Obio, ¥e.; 15 do.
0
hb soliing at and 100 de halves a
100 bbls. Lia
higher. We quote:
Apples—Soathem, old, Bb... 5? 6
Do, old State, qre....... a
Do, Western, new..... 9 9
Do. Southern new, qre. 8 9
Do. do. sliced....... ened?
Do. new State, qrs....... 93310
0.
Peaches, peeled, tew N. C.17 219
Peaches, peeled, new Ga... 18217
Peaches, peeled, B. 8h. Ve.14 218
Peaches, new, unp'd halves. 9 @10
State at 92946. Quarter peaches
or 242 more than last
ments of apples, 343
We
10§e. 100 bags Tennessee, new, qra.,
Lule, and 19 at 9je., with 100 bbls.
are also dull and rather weak, 350
t10c,, with a lot old balves at Be,
cklerries, 15. Chestouts aro rather easier; Lickory nuts
Bn
3
vant
I RASPHETTION covvnniinnne n@ 3
Peanuts—Wilm g'n,bus. $2 0023 00
0. Virginia, prime.2 00@2 35
Do. common 1 00@1 75
Chestnuts. coven crreenis 3 25@3 75
al 62
15} 16
Cherries, new, Ib...
Blackberries... ......t
Hickory Nutg....ooiuvt
Pecan Nuts, Ib..oovee
Peaches, new unp'd qre..... 8 8}
JIOPS.
Receipts of the week, 1,979 bales.
Imports are 360 hales mostly Ba
varisus, among which were 53 bales 1670 Americans, sent home. Trade
quiet and npchanged 100 bales new English selling at tOc.. and 100 bales
State at 60@62§c. 44 do, ordinary, 0s, at 150 We quote:
Rtate, choice, 1871.0ussss.. 60263 |Yearlings, choice.... ce 30235
Dou, far. Tereeerescrees 45255 Do. common to fair.......15d2
Eastern, 1371..... veernenees30@00 {OMS growth 1369......0iueiddl@20
Western, giowth 1871..0....40@55 [Old Ols, growth 1268....0ve. {2
N MEATS.
Receipts of provisions—Pork, 253 bbls. beef, 3,949 bbls. and tes.; eat
meats, 1,853 pkgs. lard, 4,35 pkgs. Shipments—Pork, 100 bbls. beef,
2,634 bb
ruling of most meats,
Beef. Good Sides, 5.... 10
Do. Fair Western. ovo 64@ 8
Do. Texan..evvsren 3 1
Mutton, Prime...coveiieess 8 8
Mutton, common to fair 5 7
s. and tes. bacon, 3,569 boxes; lard, 916 pkgs
with a Little firmer tone at close.
There is a lower
We quote:
Hogs, city dressed. ...oovuee 4D 6}
Hogs, Jersey and N. Y. light 74 8
Bo. Do., med. heavy 6 7
Calves, hog-dressed, prime.13 @15
Do. My grass fed. 6 3
POULTRY AND GAME.
The weather was unfavorable for game of all kinds, en] prices are gener.
ally lower and quite irregular.
good order, and sells with difficulty.
poog to 5c, per pair
for good mallard
Venison has come in freely, in not very
Wild ducks vary from 10¢c. each for
is. Poultry is lower, both dead and
alive, with rather a slow trade. We quote:
LIVE,
Fowis and Chickens, Geese, Western....., D$200
State N. J... ¥1b 152 16] Do, Jersey....... 275 32
Do. Western....... 14@  13|Turkeys, State and
Do. Roosters Ye 10) NJ. Ib. 17» 1B
Ducks, prececeeees 69a 81 25] Do. Western. we 16
Fryssnp avn GAME,
Fowls Chickens, 1b. “a [Rabb ceerneirenns “6m 50
Torkeys ceoeee coves 1i@ 20 Ducks Teal Wizge'n 25& 4V
Dnekfeeecscessensins 1¢@ 20] Do. Mal and Brant 402 50
Stall-fed Pigeons. doz. 2 00@ $2 26 Supe, Eug., doz.....$1 02 $2 00
Quail, sound, doz... 2 %0@ 3 00(Veuison, whole...... 14@
Do. soft and small, 1502 200{ Do. Long Rad... 52 nn
Grouse, pr....... 152 100] Do. Bort Bad.. 160
Partridges,  pr..... Wa 100]
VEGETABLES,
Potatoes are very plenty, dull of
uit
iy 25 bil. We quote:
Potatves, Rose, bbl. $1 502 1 75
Poach Blows........ 1 80@ 175
Monitor Goodrich. 1 25@ 1 50
Dryrigbt Jackson... 1 26@ 1 50
Sweet Del.oovuiiinns 175 2 5%
Virginia. 17%@ 225
JEEREY caverns 152175
Ouions, Red andY 18a 175
White...... 2002 200
SUND
Milk varied from €1 50 to $2 5,
urday; on Monday it was seagee, sud
2
43
Beeswax smalllots. pid 82
12 20
Cider, new. gal 20 25
Feathers, Live Geese,
New Fine, 15 60 75
Do. Mixed.cc.oiris $0 50
4D 4
2 a2 7
BB
Feathers. Hev.vue cove T 1 9
White Rags rp 12]
13 22
10a 16
o variable, but generally rather Srmer.
sale, and weak in price, Bweeta are
Carrots and beets sell at
Do. Conn. 100 strines $3 002 3 50
(Garlie, 100 banches., 12 00@15 00
Turuips. Russia, bbl... 1 0@ 1 25
Do. Flat....ceuus. ees 10D 1 25
Squashes, Marrow..... 1 00®@
Cabbages. 100....... 400 500
Citron Melons, ¢'n.,bbl. 2 W@
Pampkius, 100...... Swe 8 0
RIES,
averaging $1 96 per ean up to Sat
reached $4. We quote:
Vinegar, Cider gal..
(Do. Manufactured.
Newspapers, 1h
t. can
Milk, 4
Honey, Clover, 1v..
De uckwheat
Strained.
Finananai.
10 PER CENT CITY and COUNTY BONDS,
rat-class securities, below par. Also, INSURANCE and
BANK STOCKS, CI'lY RAILROAD STOCKS and BONDS, and an
extensive variety of FIRST MORTGAGE 7 aud 8 PER CENT RAIL
KOAD BONDS, for safe and proktsble inv. stinent. All at low rates.
For sale by
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Banker, Stock Broker and Auctioneer,
43 Pines
N. B,~First-class investment securities paying large rates of lutecest a
aneclalty with this House for MANDY Years.
I EDEMPTION OF BONDS.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY,
NO CB TO BONDHOLDERS.—Sealed proposals will be received
uti) ahuery 1872, for the sale to the undersigned, trustees, of #140,
J of the Sinking Fund Bonds of the Houston sud Texas Central Rail
wy {ompeny also, of $40,000 of the Bonds of the Western Division
of sald road.

Parties whose bids are aeeepied will be notified of the same without
delay. HEPHERD
NAP
M. WALTER PuiLPs, Trosteesd
2% Feehance.nlace New-York (Nty.
ges ‘us. nn CS
Third-ave,, betwee tr ns an Sixth. Hixth-sts.
i YORK, Oct. 18, 1871.
THE ST OCKHOLDERS of 0 Company are
ereby notified that thelr Annual ra Horr lection of
Brean and Jpapestars of Election for the ensulug Hor. will be held at
this Ofce on WEDNESDAY, NoRerhar the 6th A The polis will
Sen at 2 and close a. of that day. The Treusfer Books of the
Company will be el tom Oot. “hifi to Novewber the Ub next, in
clusive.” By onder of the Board of
Es R. ARTHUR,  Becretary,
OFFICE oF PACIFIC MATL BTRAMAHIP OMPANT,
New-YorE, Oct. 30, 1471,
MWENTY- -FOURTH ANNUAL ELECTION.
Notice 1s hereby given that an tlection for NINE CTORS of
the PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY will be held ut the Com:
wh s Office, Nos. 59 and 61 Wall-st., on WEDNEEDAY, Nov. 15, 187],
etween the boursof 12 m. and 2 To The Travaer Books will be
closed dy Bre paratory to sald election, Monday, Nov, 6, at 4 p. w., aud re
hursday, Nov. 16, at 10 A. m.
open
pyued order of the Board. THEODORE T. JOHNSON, Beeretary.
ISSOURI COUNTY, J JAIL, and SCHOOL
EANSAS COUNTY, SCHOOL. and BRIDGE BONDS,
paring 10 per cent interest in s city, for SALE below par hy
ELLIS, Bapkers, 11 Piae-st.
"TEN PER CENT INV
OPrIch OF THR Vick oF THE TRI od ENUE RAILROAD COMPANY,
MENTS on Illinois
FARM security made by JOHN CKWELL, 230 W. Rapdolph
st, Chloago. Becarity indestructible ependent of policies of i of insurance.
SPECIAL A ATTENTION Bp aid to RAILROAD
BONDS and INVESTMENT SECURITIES in general. Information
furnished buyets or sellers concerning them, by CHAS. M. SCHOTT,
ir, 19 all.st. P.O. Box 5,968.
AL
1GHEST MARKET LER Paid for State,
City, Coanty BONDS; also RA OAD SECURITIES by
GUEST, 25 Wall-at.
OLDERS of Western Cis and County re
udiated BONDS can sell at hi pent Jide) 1) Iylug to
y y Y $e Nassau: st.
FI ARLEM GAS-LTGH IT FCO, STOCK for
BALE, by ALBERT H. NICOLAY, 43 Pine-st.
11K
National Trust
COMPANY
OF THE OITY OF NEW-YORK,
261 AND 263 BROADWAY, CORNER WARREN-ST.
Capital
Pays Four Per Cent Interest Per Aunum on Deposit,
Subject 39 Check at Sight.
ive Per Cent Interest Per Annum on Special
Pays
vid $1,000,000.
Deposits Remaining 8ix Months or Longer.
D. R. MANGAM A resident.
B. L. SOLOMON, First Vice-President.
B. F. BANCROFT, Second Vice-President.
DARIUS R. MANGAM,
NORRIS WINSLOW,
8. H. WITHERBEB,
THOMAS CHRISTY,
WM. M. EVARTS,
GEORGE BUCKHAM,
LEWIS J. PHILLIPS,
WILLIAM P. ALLEN,
PARAN BTEYVENS,
JOSEPH POOL,
KAPOLEOX J. HAINES
JOHN R CECIL,
BARNET L. SOLOMON
BEN). P. BANCROFT,
THOMAS CORNELL,
TRUSTEES:
WILLIARD IVES,
JACOB 8. CARTER,
OLIVER CARPENTER,
JOHN H. V. ARNOLD,
ROBERT A. FORSYTH,
DANTRL B. APPLETON,
ROBERT H. BERDELL,
HENRY O. CARTER,
WILLIAM B. SHATTUCK,
THOS. W. SHANNON,
THOMAS B. READ,
ALFRED B. DARLING,
GEORGE A. FELLOWS,
WM. 8. WHITLOCK,
JAMES MERRELL.
JAMES MERRELL, Secretary.
$160,000 9
NEW-JERSEY INVESTMENT
VINELAND RAILWAY BONDS.
$16,000 PER MILE, 7 PER CENT free of tax. Iuterest due
Apri and October. Principal payable 1890.
The undersigoed offers the nhsold balapce of the frst and only mert
gage bonds of the Vineland Hallway Company, the entire loan being
$750,000,
The Line begivs at the terminus of the New-Jersey Southern Railroad,
and extends to tbe Delaware River; is 474 miles, and traverses the garden
of Néw-Jersey—almost the entire length passing through a rich and cul
tivated country, the products of which will be brought to Philadelphia
and New-York by this line.
The flourishing towns of Vineland and Bridgeton are on the route.
On the opposite shove of the Delaware River, the Smyrna Road is con
structing, and will form a part of through line to Baltimore.
Thirty-seven miles are now operated, and the remaining ten miles will
be laid by Beptember 20.
The road bed is sot surpassed in the United States. Trae is con:
stantly increesing.
The investment is secure beyond question.
For ehort wme the price will be 83, and acorusd interest.
H, G, MARQUAND
No. A30 RBQADWAY
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1871.—WITH SUPPLEMENT.
Ovrion ov THE ONI0AGO AND ALTON RAILROAD UONPANT,
ar, Now-Y Aug 17, 1671,
SIYT MY A OY RT TON RATT READ FIRST
TARA ANA ANA NS A rr rears TETRITS TRIAS TRE
\V MORTUAGR BINKING FUND BONDS. —Notioe is py fra
that we have this day devignated by lot 26 Bonds, numbered as follows:
115. 59, 50, 272. 468, 249, 265, TS, 350, 427, 206, 233, 3, 371, 112, 434,
«19, 532, 281, 166, 26, 113, 243, 456, 153, and 367 of $1,000" each, for
redemption,
According to the terms of the mortgage, loterest thereon will conse
November 1, 1871.
The undersigned ars ready topay themwith Intarest, so far as acorned,
on preseutation and surrender. 8. J. TILDEN, 12 Walist,
T MH MEYER 721 Na2wuzan.at
NMANKIERS. No. 25 NASSALUST.,
"GEORGE OPDYKE CO.,
offer for sale the following desirable securities:
New-York and Oswego Midland Railroad First Mortgage 7 por cent
Gold Bonds at par and interest.
New-Jersey Midland Railroad First Mortgage 7 per cent Gold Nonds,
(guaranteed by the New-York and Oswego Midland Railroad), at 95 and
interest
£t. Louis end Bouth-Fastern Rallway First Mortgage 7 per cent Gold
Bonds, at 85 and Iuterest.
Montgomery ard Eufaula Railroad First Mortgage 3 per eeut Gold
Bonds, indorsed by the State of Alabama, at 95 and interest,
Missouri, Jowa and Nebraska Railway First Mortgage 7 per cent Gold
Bonds, at 50 and interest.
Indianapolis and Vincennes Railroad Second Mortgage 6 per cent
Bonds, (gnarantecd by Pennsylvania Railroad), at 80 and interest.
Gallatin County, Illinois, 7 per cent. Bonds, (interest payable semi
annually in New-York by State of 1llinois), at 62} and interest.
White County, Illinois, 8 per ccut Bonds, (Interest payable scmlan
pually in New-York by State of Tlinoie), at 924 and Interest.
Clark County, Missouri, 8 per cent Bonds, at 90 and interest,
Clark County, Missouri, 7 per cent Bonds, at 824 and interest.
Jefferson, Texas, 10 per cent Bonds, (isrued for Municipal purposes), at
024 and interest,
Banking 1g fjouses and Bankers.

ATAPI
JOuN MUNROE k Co.
No. 8 WALL ST,, NEW. YORK
Issue Cirenlar Letters of Credit for Travelers and Draw Bills on
MUNROE Co., Xo: X Rue Scribe, Paris,
ATEXANDERS, ri NLIFPES Co.
30 Lombard-st.. London.
Vermilye Co.
BANKERS,
16 18 NASSAUST, N.Y.
DEALERS IN ALL ISSUES OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
BUY AND BLL ON COMMISSION
RAILWAY STOCKS, BONDS AND GOLD,
MAKING LIBERAL ADVANCES.
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
r Teen, f BAN KERS, ft M. TONER,
TURNER,
R TURNER, J. 8, Deuxsr
14 Nassau-st., N.
(Cor. Pine-st., opposite U. 8. Treasury.)
Interost allowed on daily balances. Cer
tificates of Deposit issued, available at all
business centres.
Collections made with prompt returns,
Stocks, Bonds, Gold, &c., Bought and
Sold on Commission. Advances made on
Approved MNecurities.
Sight Drafts and Telegraphic Transfers
on San Francisco.
Desirable Investment Securities for Sale.
BANKING HOUSE
Geo. Opdyke Co,
No. 25 NASSAU.ST.,
CORNER OF CEDAR-ST.
FOUR PER CENT interest allowed on current accounts, subject te
ebeck at sight.
PRIME INVESTMENTS for trust and other funds alwars on hand,
INVESTMENT ORDERS promptly executed for Governments, Gold,
Bonos, and other Bacurities,
COLLECTIONS WANTED ON CHICAGO, KROKUK, DRS
HONS, 10WA CITY, 8ST. JOSEPH, and otler poiuts in the Veatern
(ales.
LOCKWOOD Co.
BANKERS,
94 BROADWAY,
MAKE COLLECTIONS
ge al] parts of the United States and Canada; BUY AND SELL oa
ommistioy Government, Railway, and other Becarities. They also
COLLECT DIVIDENDS. and ttansact a geners! Banking Business.
‘WALKER, ANDREWS (0,
53 Walls 1. IS C
0.,
ANDRE
10 PLACH VENDOME, PARIS,
I 3SANKF. RS:
Bounds, Stocks, and Gold bought and sold on commission.
Dep: osits received at interest. Loans negotiated,
Travelers’ and Commercial C fedita jseaed.
Exchange drawn on Paris, and on th
UNION BANK OF LONDON.
JACOB R. SHIPHERD C0,
BANKIRS
21 incest New-¥ ork,
164 T'wentyssecond=st.,, Chicago.
ILLINOIS INVESTMENT SECURITIES A SPECIALITY.
TEN PER ‘ENT Registered Town and County Bonds payable by
State Treasure
TEN PE R ENT MORTGAGE LOANS with wide margins.
9 Our ‘Hand Book of Illinois Sechtities'' sent free,
BOWLES BROTHERS C0.,
19 wut Py NEW.YORK
STRAND, CHARING CROSS, LOXDON.
‘12 RUE DE LA PAIX, PARIS.
‘27 STATE: ST. BOSTON.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON gt F PARIS, IN SUMB TO SUIT,
TRIPLE CURRENCY TRAVELING CREDITS, AVAILABLE
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
wipioeny  Aolices.
ANI IN a A
Tus AXBRIC AN Exc HANGS NATIONAL atid
gw-York, Oct. 20,1
A DIVIDEND of FOU RPER CENT, free of
4X all taxes, bas been declared on the Capital Stock of this Bank, pay
able on and after 1st November,
of HS trapler books will be closed from this WEL buen”
ew-York, Oct. 30. 1871,
(COUPONS of the MACON AND BRUNSWICK
J RAILROAD BONDS, indorsed hy the State of Georgls, ad doe
Nov, 1, 1871, will Le PAID on sud after that date at our 0 No. 59
Liberty-st. M. K LL
New-York,
Ay Pr rr
(COUPONS of the CHICAGO AND ‘AL
PREFERRED FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, due Nov. 1, 1871,
will be PAID on aud after that date at our office, Fe Yo Fert less
ENTER tax. SUP bo. bo.
INTEREST ON CITY STOCK RS. The 1 Inter
est on the Bonds and Stocks of the Oity and County of New-York
doe November 1, 1871, will be paid thet day Hf OHN J. BRAD.
LEY, esq., Chamberla(s of the CI a Jo Ofcs, 8 i» Soult
The Transfer Books wiil be closed
EDN EADA
ANDREW H. GREEN as pio
_ Department ofFinancs, Comptroljer's Office, pe: ha 18, 187L
FFICE CHICAGO AND EB BOUT WEST
ERN RAILWAY CO., 13 Willanut.2 Toe INTEREST COU
«PONS of this Company's Pirst Mortgexe Bonds, ov. 1. 187], will
be paid on presentation on and after that date, at So Oca of the Chica
go, Bock Island aud Pacific Railroad Co., Th 13 William
WINSTON, Pregidest. _
QOUTH SIDE RAILROA
COUPONS doe the Ist of NOVEMBER o MH FIRST bron
AH FUND BONDS will be paid at i Gallatin National Bauk,

36 Wall-st., and st the Atlant! Nu rook!
his, becratary, P.
omes asabisxs LrpaD Co.,
dK oT; To 1 wi}
HE Coup sper lit of the
FIRST ah NAG DB of the
CHESAPEAKE AND 0 Tk SRFANT, due ev.
1871, will be pald, on snd ue hr dois. a Qoverviuenl ng at
Bupking ouse of FISK HATC Nasaag: New-Y
Be
usfer Books for Bonds, gtered Cow xo will be
closed Oct, 28, and reopened Nov. 2. C P. it Doe
FfI'HE COUPONS
3 of the an
OBWEGO MIDLAND RAJ d
KECOND HoRTdAGH CONV LA0kD ns Quran Hy
Nov. 1, 1671, will ke paid on and LL free of 08,
ou presentation at GEORGE SFON KE of
YKE Oo., 26 Nassan-gs., New-York,
iy ALL, Oct. 21, D. LITTLRI om, Prodan,
FFICK OF TH) TE os LR ay LE. Co., Ost. 20
THE INTEREST ipon- “the BIGHT "PER
omery R. R. Co 7 MORTOAGH BON 1 D i he Hole, oy a
at the Banking-House of BOUTTRR Re Wiilamat. an
CHAS. T. POL ARD, President.
Orrick or tue Pont Rovat RAILROAD Oo.,] 1
39 Bouth-st., New-York, Oct. 14, 1871.
THE COUPONS of the PORT ROYAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY'S BONDS, doe Nov. 1, will be paid, st the ofice
of the Company, at maturity. RH. THAYER, Treasurer.
THE COUPONS due 3 ov. 1, prox., on Bonds
ou and after that date at the O GRANDE Kal vf: do id
iba o. 63 xchange placa. _
HE COUPONS vo VR] 1 hoad C I RLas
BONDS of this Road, due xihe F will fis St
uel Bs
HAS.
MILYE Co., 16 aod 18 Nasu st. HARLICK. President.
THE COUPONS of BE IT 01 3 ie
CENT GOLD BONDS, due Noy. nl, will be paid ou and after that
date, free of Goveruwent tang on preseniat!
GEORGE OP Wtlon st the Bank cH of
Ch bois, Mo, Oct di, 1011, BK Er WaRaw. ov fork
#4
Dipidend Notices.
THE COUPONS of the SEVEN PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS of She
PENINSUBAR RATLWAY COMPANY of Michigan, Indians, and TIN
pols, due Nov, 1, 1971, will be paid on and after that date in eo ooln,
free of United Btates tax, at ibe office of 8. W. HOPKINS k Co., 71
Broadway, New-York, C. WAKELEE, Treasarer.
"THE COUPONS of the SEVEN PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGR SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS of the
PENINSULAR RAILWAY COMPANY OF MICHIGAN, due Novem
ber I, 171, will be paid on and fier that date in gold coin, free of United
States tax, ab the oo of 8. W. HOPKINS (lo, 17] Broadway, New
York, C. WAKELEE, Treasarer.
Gavings Banks
BOWLING-G REEN SAVINGS BANK,
33 BROADWAY,
Open daily from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
Ten cents to $10,000 received on deposit.
Commences frst of
Bix per cent juterest, free of Government tar. 3
every month. HENRY SMITH, President
R. KE. SsLses, Beeretary,
Warren Rocun, EDWARD Hoan, Vice-Presidents.
ITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK,
BOWERY AND CANAL-ST,
On all deposits made on or before the first day of each month interest
will be paid or credited In January and July of each year, on the amount
{n Bank on the Brat days cf thoss montls for the number of calender
months the same has been ou deposit.
Present rate of interest, six per cent.
Bank open every day from 10 to 3, and on BATURDAYS snd MON
DAYS until 7p. m.
CLIN TON SAVINGS BANK, 244 Eighth-ave.
Open daily from 10 a. m. to 3 p. w., and on Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Satnrdays from 5 to 8 p.m. Deposits received from 10 cents upward,
wid interest allowed at the rate of six per cent per annum,
ALYRED MOORE, President,
NATHANIEL BELLIS, W. W. OWENS, Vice-Presidents.
OxLANDo P. SmiTH, Secretary.
fPHIRD-A VE, SAVINGS BANK,
Corner Third-ave. and Twenty» zbh-st
BANK OPEN dally from 10 a.m. to3 p.m, and on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from 6 to B o'clock.
THEO. M. TUTIULL, JOUN UH. LYON,
Actuary. President.
National Savings Bank
THE FREEDMAN'S RAVINGS AWD TRUST COMPANY
(Chartered by the Government of the United States.)
DEPOSITS OVER $3.000.000
No, 183 BLEECKER.ST.,, NEW.YORK.
BIX PER CENT interest commences frst of every month, payable ia
Jaouary and July, free of Government tax.
Four per cent’ ellowed from date of each deposit for full number of
dats not less than thirty, on sers of $50 aud apwards, witdrawn before
ADUATY.
DEPOSIT CERTIFICATES, as gafe as Registered Bonds, and promptly
available anywhere in the United States, issued, payable on dewand, wit
interest at Six and Four per cent.
Accounts strict'y private and tal.
Deposits peyable ON DEMAND. with interest due,
Interest on accounts or certilicates, paid by check to depositors residing
out of the city, If desired. Bend for Circular.
Open daily from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., and MONDAYS and SATURDAYS
from 9am to 8pm BAM L. HARRIS, Manager.
Jonun J. ZuiLLg, Cashier.
Insurance Companies.
INNIS NINEIN
ARE YOU
THE RUTGERS FIRE INSURANCE (D.,
Office, 180 Chatham Square,
(Juaction of Mott snl Worth-sts.)
BRANCH OFFICES:
No. 88 Wall-st. 8587 8ixth-ave.
No Agencies. No Loss in Chicago.
New-York, Oct, 11, 187L
CASH CAPITAL $200,000
SURPLUS, Oct. 10, 1871, over 175,000
TOTAL $375,000
At an election for Directors, beld at this ofics, Oct. 2, 1871, the follow
joe gesiomet were elected Directors for the engning rear:
E. B. FELLOWS HARKISQN HALL, SAM'L RAYNOR,
CHAS. D. BAILEY, ©D. Hl. MCALPIN, JOSEPH ROSE,
JOHN AsH J. BAKNUM, G. J. HAMILTON,
D. ARMSTRONG, JW. BELCHER, JACOB MILLER,
MITH BARKER, WW. M. PRANKLIN, MARX METZGER,
AVID MAHANY WA. OSTER, SETH P. SQUIRES,
WM, SIMPSON, R. BE. PETERRON, SAAC I. SMITH,
JOIN H BRT WILLIAM PEET W. WOODFORD,
i 1 JONATHAN PURDY, J Y WATKINS,
NO. SON -M. CRAWFORD,
5. COM 0CK, INO. BORINRON,
At a meeting of the Board, held fubsequent to said election, EDWARD
B. PELLOWS was unanimously elecled President, ana CHAS. D. BAL
LEY Vice-President, JOS, W. DUGLISS, Secretary,
Loi Lhd. FEED Ab iB SBIR A Ads sddudod.
Williamsburgh
CITY FIRE INSURANCE Co.
BROOKLYN, L. I.
OCT, 11, 1871,
Cash Capital $250,000
Cash Surplus 250,000
Gross Assets $500,000
Contribution to Chicago Suf
ferers 70,000
$430,000
gem, Company, by its ROMA GARCY SyS=
and by ndhering 10 the Prine iple of
jan adequate rate for the ris nse
sumed,” is enabled to pr Ph ample ses
curity to the assured.
October 11 ion,
t a meeting of the Committee on Claims and Lots, ened b
President, revlon was passed uhap Sao! uth ori ing on Pr
telegraph to Chicago that all losses sustalo e Company, as soon
as adjusted, would De settled by siglt-drafts o deducting the sixty
days’ Interest.
EDMUND DRIGGS, President.
TRADESMEN’S
FIRE INSURANCE (0,
168 Broadway.
BRANCH OFFICE, 153 BOWERY.
ARSETE October IB i: iriieierirereiiisissinses $100,000
LOSS IN CHICAGO.....oiviiiviinnanisinsinnnas 25,000
T. Y. BROWN BSecratary. D. B. KEELER, President,
Agency, 62 Wall-st.
ER 94, 1871.
FIRE AND MARINE INS. CO.
Capital v0 0 8 000
pT pis nee of rhs Tovoeh WHICH CANNOT
Piel il Tr prior 1 the Chicago fe41,077,000
0
from
ate
cago y
Lv MR, git: 090 _ 497, 07,220
Net assets over all claims 8579, 780
ALEXAND R, Agent,
y
GLOBE TIRE INSURANCE COMPANT,
176 BROADWAY.
CABH CAPITAL...20teseeessssescssssssistninis $200,000
BURPLUD, Oct 1, 1000. servervaresnersvrsnssivns 108,000
$308,000
This Cowpany has no Agencies and loses
NOTHING BY THE FIRE IN CHICAGO.
LEONARD KIRBY,
ALraep A. Ruxves, Secretary, President.
OrriCk Or
REPUBLIC
FIRE INSURANCE CO,
183 BROADWAY.
NEW.-YORK, Oct. 10, 1871,
NOTICE —The stendiog pf this Company, after paying ali losses sus
talned by the recent conflagration at Chicago, is aa foligwa:
CA
BORPLUB OVER... caxrrerrrrierssrarsareenree
TOTAL ABSETB OVER. \0uvverrers vvvrerrnnes
ROBERT 8, HONE, President
Drxcax F, Cunny,
Bowano Rows,  emtarr.
NT. NICHOLAS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
260 BROADWAY.
uw 1889.
Nsw. Yor, Oct. 10, 1871,
This Com Worst red cash capital, and a large surplos,
piart 5 in ap fo
CE CD.
At a meeting held ols LY elected Mr. MARCUS HODGRY,
formerly President Wiaviag e Insurance Company, their Pp
Seat in, the piace o place a. W illian B, Dizon, resigned, it was ananimoasly
reso
Capital Stock to $250,000.
oy Company will bereafer ooonpy VaR a DE its ig ih at No,
ropdway. RAKE rolary,
Nov: otk, Och 85. LIM.
XCHANGE F FIRE INSURANCE. CO,
RUADY, NEW. YORK, Oct. 10, 1871.
CAPITA i csrveerssretvesssnsunernssssessensonse $150,000
BURIIS: c+ 02 corrseversaerissenssessovrssrasors 30,000
This Company has no Agencies, and h
NOT BUFFERED LA THE v HICAGO FIRE,
CH ARD C. COMBES, Secretary.
“HANOVER FIRE INS. 00,
BROADW
This Company, ae paying all losses sustained vo OY will stand
hy follows:
i Mong over 125,000
Cash Assets, Oct, 25, 1871, over $525,000
B. 8. WALCOTT, President.
I. REMSEN LANE, Secretary.
BROADWAY INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO.
158 BROADWAY,
CABTT CAPITA cu vvvinniisnriasssssssasstsnissiissans 8292: 000
BURPLUS, Oct. 11, 1871, OVAL. cu uaaacsirnnaasnstiassars 170,000
This Company lost no thing by the Chicago Qe, bas po unset
ond no agencies, having for more thes {2 y yerny Wing on La, To
1 kein Now-York and vicinity on {avorabie
Dusigeum Lu iiguies Gout’ Va 1, M. FORRES TER, President.
Joun Wnay, Secretarr,
Ocean Steamers.
CHANGE OF ROUTE.,—The Steamships of
THE UNITED STATES, NEW-ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIA

MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE, begiuing with the departure from San Fran.
cisco on November 8, will now be run to Sydoey, N. 8. W., via Hono
lulu and Auckland.
ot for MeYhonrne, and at Anckland
Prompt connection made at sid
H. WEBB, 54 Exchange-place,
with the other New-Zealand ports,
JOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL,
UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Regular Mai) Steamers sailing 23d Sane mouth.
t
£OUTH AMERICA, Capt. B, I. Tae aogh, November 23,
NORTH AMERICA, 7 (3. B. Slocum, Secember 20
MERRIMACK, Capt. Wier, January 23.
These splendid steamers sail on schedule time, and call at 8t, Thomas,
Para, Persambueo, Bahis, and Rlo de Janeiro, gbing sud returning. For
eagagement of freight or Rinses, spplito
5
WM. R. GARR ON, Agent, fo. Bow)ing-green, New-York.
HAVANA POG RESO and VERA CRUZ,
NEW-YORK, and MEXICAN MAIL BTEAMRHIP LINE,
leaving Pier No. 17, East River, at 3 p. m,. direct for Havana:
CITY OF MERIDA. Deaken... «BA URDAY, Nov. 4
CLEOPATRA, Poillips (Havgaa o TU Y. Nov. 14
CITY OP MEXICO, Timm fman.... +FRIDAY. Nov, 24.
CLEOPATRA, Phillips (havena oly)......SATURDAY, Dee. 2.
Yor freight or passage, apply to
8 4 ALEXANDRE SONS, 33 Broadway.
U 5 MAIL TO HAVANA,
ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Cco.,
Ealing regularly EVERY THURSDAY, at 3 o'clock p. m., precisely,
from Pier No. 4, North River.
MORRO CASTLE, Capt. 8. G. Porter (via Nagsan)..Nov. 2,
COLUMBIA, Capt. E. Van Slce........ seasssrnanes Nov. 5.
MISSOURL. Cavt. T. H. Morton.......... vessens ss NOV, 16
For f1eight or passage, apply to A. W, DIMOUN Presiden).
RR Row ling.ocreen.
ANGUS SER tion,
er 0
Y)
om h Risen
EVERY BA DAY AND WED ESDAY
a HE NEW PARTURES
PROM GLASER DE PROM Watw-gonk;
COLUMBIA os. Satutidy, Oct. 14 COLUMBIA... _Satdroay. Nov. 4
TRINACRIA.. Wedreslay, Oct. 13 TRINACRIA fnpher il Nor. 8
AUSIRALIA..... Satarday, Oct. 21 AUSTRALIA... .Balardis, Nov. t
kuiora certirese Saturday, Oct, 28 oe Nov.
est Cabin passage $60 aud $7): lotermedigle, $33; S818,
$28. Bteerage tickets from above s, $32.
HENUERSON BROTHERS, Agents
“Sw ge 0 Bow og xhogn.
For the accommodation of it attons aad the phhilg, the Asch 08
dave opened a Branch Office, 21 Broadway, where, bagldes Odeat
ilroad Tickets to any station, West, North, and can Ge
at lowanat rates

BALTIC LLOY D.
For STETTIN direct, touching at CITRISTTANSAND aad CO
PENHAGEN to land passengers and mails
Tho first-class iron steamsh!
“PReNRLR. Capt. DREYER,
will sail pn TUESDAY, Ngv. 7, at 1) m,, from Pier 13, North River,
To ba followed by steamship HUMBOLDT, Capt. P. BARANDON, on
TUESDAY, Nov, 23.
CABIN PASSAGE Gold), ja STBERAGE (Geld). $1.
Freight for ST. PETERSBURG and otler important ports of the
Baltic received and through Bills of Ladiy Mgue Por Freight or Pas
sage apply to WENDT RAME BERG, Agents,
Office, 40 Broadway.
For LIVERPOOL,
(VIA QUEENSTOWN),
CARRYING THE U. 8. MAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dispatch one of their first-class, full power, iron screw steamships
FROM PIER No. 46, N. R, EVERY WEDNESDAY,
as follows:
WISCONSIN, Capt. GREEY..,........ November 1, at 8:30 a.m,
NEVADA. Capt. ForsYTH.......0u0... November 8, at 2:3) p.m.
WYOMING, Capt. WHINERAY........ November 15, at 8:30 a. m.
MINNESOTA, Capt. T. W. Pruzmax.. November 22, a 2:30 p. m.
IDAHO, Capt. PRICH sso vrsrsgersss November 29, at 0am
MANHATTAN, Cop. J. B. Priog..... December L
Cabin passage, $30, gold”
Bteerage passage (Office, No. 29 Broadway), $30, currency.
For freight or Cabin passage, apply to
SET FX A APY DNTTAY We £Y"MTMaN ob
wipul AMD ANAT Ladi Bde iol Sed
GHA FINE For QU UERNSTOWY 8 WN and
LIVERPOOL. —Roral Mail Steamers a 1, OW ind
ITY OF LIMERICK. .covpevvvnnnnnns fib Rd Fy
ITY OP BROOKLYN..... re AR ns Nor. gan
ITY OF FUT A Nov. 9
CITY OF ver or. 1 To.
CITY OF 9a. m
CITY OF WASHINGTON...» Y §.48 13, 10a m.
And each succeeding SATURDAY =n THURSDAY. trom’ Pler No. 43
North River,
RATES OF PA OB.
JATADLY IN GOLD AYABLR I¥ CURREXOT.
FIRST C 75 BTEERAGE.. oor
To Jab. doh,
“ees
"a To L
oh T
To Pars... 0 "es
Passengers A158 formatded to Havre, Hamburg, Sweden, Norway, and
Denmark, at reduce] rates,
Tickets can be hought here, at moderate rales, by persons wishing to
sepd for their fiends,
or further information 2 ve at the Company's Office.
DALE. Agent, 15 Broadway, N. Y.
[LONDON AND NEWS YORR STEAMSHIP
Pier 3, North fer Thon) J-oudon Sireet,
Steamshio PARSE AY, RAT
ATES oF 2 iN HRENC Y.
First Cabin. $70. Beeolid Cabin, Bteergge, $M,
For freight or priage app!
HO R% JouaY ASPINWALL Agants 54 Sonth.at

NORTH [GERMAN 1 LLOYD STEAMSHIP
FOR ROU THA Xx BREMEN.
The steamship HANSA, Capt. E. Brickenstein, will sall on THURS.
DAY. Nov. 2, af 2 p. m., from Bremen Pier, foot Third-st., Hoboken, to
ve followed b 4
Steawnship HERMANN. Capt. G. Reichmann, on SATURDAY, Nov. 4,
KATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAVRE, AND BREMEN:
(PAYABLE IN GOLD, OR 1T$ RUGIVALRNE IN CURRBNCY,)
Frat Cabllvereesvoroessevncsttssnrarerssons wavsseressan SID
Second S3UBerrenn cerrersrreass tersssssessssgerisentans
Stee SRE ASIN LY cerns BN
For freig Sw passage, “apply to OELRICHS [X Lo. Agent,
LTA
yw AS
(ONLY Y DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE,
THE GENERAL TRA} NEA COMPANY'S MAIL
STRANSUIPS BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING
A ST.
The splendid vessels on this fgvorite route for the Continent will sall
from Pier Ro, 2 Nor River, as follows:
Lemarle. VBA November 4.
"AS 8 November 18,
IL ..Sarment, ver December 2.
PEREIR IOeussssesze (upaY Decewber 16.
PRICE OF Fasgbor GE IN GL on tories wine)
First Cabla.suvsurinsiy. 8128 Becopd Cabin..... $75,
EXCURSION i 1) I go BATES.
These steamers ao not Leary steerage passengers.
American travelers go Ei or Teturbipg from the Continent of Rurope,
by taking the seeker oF is Jms, anold both transit by English railways
and the discomforts of cromiog the Cbapue), beside saving time, trouble
and expense, ACKENZIE, Agent, No. 53 Broadway.
YVHITE STAR LINE.
NEW.YORK, CORK. AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND FULL-POWERED STEAMSHIPS,
THE SIX LARGEST IN THE WORLD.
OCEANIC, ANTARCTIC REPUBLIC
ATLANTIC, BALTIC. ADRIATIC,
tans b: CTY L000 b, p. each.
Salling from NewYork on SATURDAYS, from Liverpool on THURS:
DAYS, aud Cork Harbor the day following.
ATLANTIC, Noygmber 11, at 4 p
Prom the Whigd Star avonia Yury ty City.
Passenger accomm Nios for all classes Satisaled combiniog
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
Belovih state-rooms, smoking: -room, and Lab ia midship sec
tion, where least wotlon is felt.” Surgeons asd stewardesses accompany
these steamers.
RATES—S8aloon, $80, gold. Steerage, $30, currency. Those wish
ing to gend for friends from the OId ountry can now obtain steerage,
prepaid certificates, $33, surrenoy,
asgengure booked to or from all parts of America. Paris, Hamburg,
Norway, Sweden, India, Australia, China, &e,
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates,
Df phe sul ther
or inspection ans and ot ot Riormation, Iv at the Company's
offices, No. 19 Broadway, New-York. HAP]Y 3 PARKS pany

LINE.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From No. 47, No ver,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL:
FRANCE, Thomson. SATURDAY, Nov. 4, at 102. m,
FOR LONDON DIRECT
ERIN, Lawson.......... ssssesss TUESDAY, Nov, 7, at 12 m.
Pussage to Liverpool or Queenstown, cabin, $75 and $65: steerage,
$128 currency. Prepaid Btéerage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Lendopleny. or Glasgow, 831 caneney, No. 69 B
or further particulars, a at the Company's No. road
way. "wy F. “3 i URST, Mabager.
I Sicamboats and Rajlrogds.
PEOPLES 1, LINE OR A ALuas
be larg t 1a the world. The
BT. JONN "DREW aon Di NRC an la above steam
ors will leave Plo No. 4 North River, ry aftaynogn (Sunday excepted)
44.6 o'clock, arfiving at ALBANY in file by coupeel with railroad tralus
Yu North and od °F East, Cid oy save the steamboat landing at
Eh Ford olock hi w., of Kat the pA of coufibcting rains from Abe
orth
i optained at the on the Wharf; at Doaks
Bud Broo aad No. Court-st., kl
pa destination. Frost recived pth the boat of dep ure.
ALBANY “and” TR ¥—Rogular’ Hn ne at 6
P. n Ny Pier 50 cents on al
ternate nigh Henan Yada nlf and CONNBCTIC ‘UT, return
leave
hn ee
IL, SOT hedig or comms
DAIL TY m. ons CO io and JANES BALOW ave
B0AT 00, 0. Yuockssors to D, D.LT. Ss Line
3 Peekskill, 4 Fug yy w Th Haverstraw,
intermediate lasdings ig Sue WL Sie slg 8, aL 3:30, 3:43,
eS, EL ead $2 oe i gr
Jog, itarTFo A ORD) SERI 3) os Di f FLAN.
Aa rw
ros, PARAL CER nH lg STH
neeticut River, ret
Froight at low rates pra TY 3 inn x Freight Ageata.
FoR NORWALK Fe DANBURY ~The steam
bout NELLY WHITE leaves pier foot of Market-st. EVERY
AFTERNOON at 3:45 and Tuirgy-seventh-sh at J o'clock, Fare, 78
Steamboats and Railroads.
a __
“44 INNS ANANSI, INE AINSI ANANSI
SAF ETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
NORWICH LINE.
For Boston, Worcester, Fitchburg, Groton Junction, Lowell, law
rence, Kesha, i anchester, Concord, ray Brattleboro, sad lntorme
GL] ne steamers 4
CITY OF BOSTON. and Raney
CITY OP NEW.YORK,
CITY OF LAWRENCE. ant
CITY OF NEW.LOX
will eave New-York dal) DON,
Pier 4, North River, ny oF ana hiv Sod). sb 4 o'clock pm, tom
For New-London and Norwich, the Express traing
for the above points, via New-Loniwn, pr ind and TA
ter. and Boston, Hartford, and Erie Railroads,
For through tickets snd rates of frei ly at the Office
North River, ght, AY
New-York, Oct. 18, 1989, E. SHORT, jr., Alb
SPECIAL NOTICE—CHANGE OF HO
and afte day 16th inst Sound Steamers
fal cy OF NEW YORK, of the Norwieh and AIT Jon
rave 40,
dave oh wl Non Ja oston sad intermediate points, at
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Dally for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
at 3p. m.. from Pier 27, N. R,, foot of Rotansonst,
Cabin tare to BOSTON, $4 25, To PROVIDENCE, $3.
Dock fare to BOSTON, $3 23, To PROVIDENC 3
Freight at Lowest rates, Connect at Providence with Boston Prov,
ond Prov. Worcaster R. R.'s for all important N. Eng. towed
OR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
FIELD, AND THE NORTH. ~Steamers leaves Pock-alip for Now.
Haven at 3:15 and 11 p. m., connecting with the Railroads.
For BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa
tule and Naogatack Railroads. Fare 1. Bteaners leave
Catherine slip at 12 noou_aod 12 miduight.  (Ropdars excepted),
TAMF H, Tri-weekly
DAY, ani BAT URDAY from foot of Market-st., Pler 77, 44 2 o'clock
from foot of Thirty-seventi-st., B. R., 2:15p m. rad
(CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.—
Passenger and Freiglt Dipot in New-York, foot of laberty st, com
vects at Somerville with South Branch Railroad: at Hampton Junction,
with the Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Railroad at Puillipsburg,
with the Lehigh aud Susquebanna Di vision; and at Easton, with the Le
pigs Yaliyp Railroad snd its Connections, forming a direct line to Pits
h J est, out f i A
on New-York State, aap ol fanny se Yo Cosel Postar)
PAA N
ing May 22 127), —Leave New-York as follows:
TO THE WEST.
a m.—For Flemington, Easton, Bethlehem Mauch Chnnk, Wilkie
bure Pittston, Mahanor' City, Mt, Carmel, Mazieton, Tunkhanask,
Towanda, Waverir. ke, ~Conuects at Junction with D. L. aad W, RB. AL
a tor Easton, q
a m—Wesrery Express, dally (except Sanlary), for Easton, ‘Ab
Jentown, Harrishurg, and the West.” Cooniets at i A for' i
ington; a Pu prhurg with Jeliyhs 1d Rug ve’ anna Division for Mach
unk, Wilkesharre peranton, Williamsport, Erie. &e. at Easton with
Le igh Valley Railrot for Maneh Chonk. bi
10:30 a, m.~Way Train for Someryiile,
12:30 p. m.-For Fiemington, Easton, Allentown Manch Chek,
Mahanoy City, Hazleton, Wilkesharre, Reading, Columbia, Lancasior,
Epbraty, Pottaville, Harrisburg, &e. Counects at Puilipstarg for Pel.
Yidere, y
2 p. m.—For Plain8 ld.
2:30 p: m.—For Baston, Connects at Phi l'psharg with Lehigh ged
Hvi wo
Bus, isiou for Allentown, Wilkesbarre aod Scranton; and at Essbed
with Lebigh Valley R. R. for Allentown and Catasadyuse Counce ad
Junction with D., L, and W. R. R,
4 yR-Fo aston, Allentown aod Maach Chunk, t
p. m,~For Somerville and fagton.
5 p.m. CINCINNATI fe ad Cp 4 Easton, Detblelam, Allga
town, Reading, Har.ishorg, Pittsburgh, Chicago, ad Clocionau. Sap
Lyg and Palace Cars to Pittsburgh and Chicago.
gs p. m.—=For Somarviie
p. w.~For Easton.
7 p. m.~For Somerville.
7:00 p.0.—(Em'zrant)—For Paston
fi» m= 2 Eisloten. Toskniiid Bat
m.=For picid, Wednesdays ataplare
Fork PRL at a €:00, 6:3), 1:15, 7:45, 8:0), 8:
0130, 11:45 a. m.; 12:90, 1:00, 2:00, 2:30, 3:15, 3:45, 4:
115, 5:30, 5:45, 6:00, 6:30, 7:00, 7:50, 1:45, 8:40, 9:40,10:45, 12
Tickets for ths West can be obtaigad at the office of the Ceatra!
{ordel Faw Jester, foot Ling pion Yoky and as the pri
UT RTRs
0 et offices in New-Xor
B, RICKER, Buperia
HP. BaLowiy, General Passenger Ageal,
DELAWARE, "LACKAW NVA and WE
MORRIS A} DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAUGE LIN AS r Gap. Stron'sharg, Scrsn!
Binghamton, Syracuse, and Oswego, WI HOUT CHANGH OF CA
Depots in New-York, foo! of Barclay-st. and foot of Christopher.
Li MER ARBANGEMENTS, commencing MONDAY, July 1%
8:00 5. m. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN, via Boonton Bratik,
runs directly through frdm New-Yor ty Owe withon} hangs of urs,
connecting at Dover with Chester at Waterloo w! x yh)
and at Scranton with L.aad B. R. R. for Kingston, esbarre,
tou. &e.
7:15 a.m. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting’at Deuvilla with
ton Branch. at Dover wita Cugster Branch, at Waterloo with
for Andover and Newton. at Wuhisgwn mth the, b, Lad V. Ly
or Water Gap, Stroudsburg, Scracton, Great Bend, No
cute, aad Oswego, and at Easton with Lehigh Valley BR. B. for all
t
95:10 m.. LENIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at N
k, Morris
town, Dover, Waterloo, Hackettstown, Wash! Phil and
Easton; connects at Waterlop with WT Railroad a4 14
w th Bel, Del. R. R. for Belvi ko. at Eastot with V. R
for Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chusk, Wilkesbarre, Reading,
Herp. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRALY. via Putersoy and
Boonton, rags direct] 0 0 amon Witaou! of cars,
Page se priacipa ationd” Conadciog As Dover with Chester B. B.,
r
Milipm EASTON EXPRESS connects at Dover with Chester
Faterton with Sussex R. R., and at Eastop with L. V, BR. B. (ox
Bethlehem, Allentown, Reading Harrisburg. aad the West.
3:2 po HACKETTSTOWN MAIL, connects with Bouton, Chester,
and Sussex
S:20 p. OVER EXPRESS,
For MORRINTO a4 7:18, 9:1v, 11:20, 12:00 m., 2:30, 3:20, 4:18,
5:20, and 6:40
Por SUMMIT and intermediate stations at 6:0, Tis me, 9410, 10:18
and 11:20 a, m., 2:30, 3:.0. 4:20, 6:00 and 6:30 p.
For ORANG SOUTH ORANGE, 6:30, 7:45, 9:10, 9:40, 10:10,
and 1 120 a 02 suf 2:30, 3:40, 4:20, 5, 5:30, 6:00, 6:40, 8:30, 9:15,
and 11:45 p.m.
at 6:30, 7:15, 7:45, 8:40, 9:10, 0:40, *10:10, 10:20,
For NEWARK, 50 m., 1:18, 2.00, 42:30, 3:20, 3:40, 3:80. 4:1
20 4.50, £110, 5120, 5:30, 6:00, *6:20, 6:40, *3:00, 8:30, 9:13,
11:45 p.m. Traps marked sto at Bast Newark,
Leave New-Yor for Blooy FIELD [2] pip IOLA, a 6:30,
skadniiiubtusiandy 8, SUHOCH, Soperistendent.
JoRIE RAILWAY.—TRAINS Leave Depots
t of Chambers-st, foot of 33d-st., as follows: u
T auch Rxpress Trains leave Chambers-st. at9 a. m., 11 m. 5:30
pm. an ey daily, New aud im ove Degwing Room
Accqmpan a. m. tral thro Ww a
oo a8 Hornellsville with maguitcent 8 og Coaches
through to Cleveland and Cincinna#i.” Sleeping Coaches accompany
11 a m. train from Susquebanna to Bydalo; the 5:30 p. m. train from
New-York to Suspension Bridge, and the 7 p. m. train from New-York te
Salsle, Su nsion Bridge, and Cincinnatl, An Emigrant Train leaves
ally at 6:15 p.m,
For Port Jervis and Way, 8:00 a. m. an 4:30 p. m.
For Middletown and Way, at *7:30 a. m. aud 3:50 p. m. and, Saadays
only, 8:30 a. nm.
ForOtisville and Way, at *11:30 a. m,
For Newburgh and Ww a "en a. m., 3:30 and 5:20 p. m.
For Sul ay, 9 an Mm.
Far Paterson sad Var. ai 6:45°10 a. m.; 12 m.¢ *1:45, 4, 5:15, 6:48
8:15 p. m., and *12 midnight.
o o ring Valley, at 8:15 and 12:
wh 0, Hath rv Hiladuie 2 a4 pis phd ys Foden io 1,0
or Prdsight Nyack, Tallmans, aad Way, at 9:30 a, w.; f1¢ 3:18,
1:15 bg ARTY and 17:45 p. m.: and Wednesdays a Ris
days only, $12 midnight. Special Sanday Trains at 19:00 a. m. and 17:49
pu
N. B.—Trains leaving Chambers-st. on even hours or balf-bours, leavs
Cv depot BD earlier than above time. Last boas from 23d-ot.,
8: m.
Tickets for Passage and for Apartments in Drawing-Room and Besglng
Coaches can be obtained, and pr on for the eheeking and transfer of HA
age may be left, at the Company's offices, 241, 529, and 957 Broatusyy
pambers-st. 38 Greenwich-st.; cor, 125th-ot. and 3d Avene, Ha ny
4 Conrt-st., Brooklyn; 104 Broadway, Willlamsbargh: Depois foot
Chambers-st. and foot of 23l-st., New-York: and Long k Depot.
Jersev City, and of the Agents at the Winctpal hotels.
Daily. 1 For Piermont and Nyac t Por Hackeassek.
For Hackensack and Hillsdale ouly, For Creskill ouly,
L. U. RUCKER, August 3, WM. R. BARR,
Gen'l bup't. 147L Geuw'l Pass'r AL
NEW-YORK AND, NEW-HAVEN "RAIL
SUMMER [ASBASCENENY.
COMMENCING MAY 22, 187L
Passenger Station in New-York, corner of Twenty seventh-st. and
Fouith-ave, Eatrance on Twenty seveath-st.
Fouith-ave, balrance on Lweniy-seveald-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK
For New-Havep and Bridgeport, 7, 8 (Ex), 11:30 a m.; 12:15 (Er), 3
(Ex.), 3:45, 4:30, 5:30, and 8 iL) P
For Mutoxd, Stratford, Fairfield, Songun, and Westport, lM a
m.; 3:43, 4, and 5:30 p. m.
For South Norwalk, 7, 8 (Ex.). 9, 11:30 a, m; 12:15 (Ex.), 3 (Bx), 45,
4:30 (Bx.). 5:30, 6:30, and 3 (Ex) p w,
For Daren, 7,9, 11:20 a. m. 5:45, 4:30, 5:30, and 6:30 p. m.
For Stamford. 7, 8 (Ex.), 9, 11:30 a. m. 12:15 (Ex.), 218, 3 (Br), 245,
4:30 (Ex.), 4:45, 8:30, 6:30, 7:15, 8 (Ex.) p. mm.
For Greenwich ard Intermediate Stations, 7. 9, 11:30 a. m. 15, X45,
4:45, 3:30, 6:30, 7:15 p. m.
Sunday Mail Tralo leaves Twentr-seventb-st., New-York, at 7 p. m. for
Boston, via both Springfield Line and Store Line,
CONNECTING TRAINX
For Boston via Springfield, 8 a. m; 3 and 8 p. m.
For Boston via Shore Line, 12:15 and sp m.
For Hartford and Springfield, 8 a. m.; 12:15, 3, and f ms.
For Newport, R. I, 8 a. m. (Bx.) and 12:15 p. m. (Bx) counecting with
steamer across Narragansett Bay at Wickford, arriving ia sigh
boars,
For Cuuoeeticot River Railroad, 8 a. m, 12:15 p.m. to Montreal, 3
p- m. to Northampton. ie
Hartford, [iA idence and Fishkill Railroad, 8 a. m., 12:5 p. m.
5% omg 1 Railway at 8a. m.; to Norwich and Providence, 1X13,
3, to New-Loadon and Norwich, 8 p. fa.
For New-Havep and Northampton Kailroad, 8 a. m.; 3 p.m. to North.
Wililasbursb,
i) if pw Haren, idioows and Willimantic Ralrosd (Air Line),
a.m and dpm.
ousatonic Railroad, 8 a. m. and 3 p. m.
orn ack Railroad 8s m., Jp. m, and 4:30 p. to Waterbury.
For Danbury aud Norwalk Railroad, 7s. 12:15 and 4:30 p. wm.
For New-Cagaan Railroad, 8 a. m,, 208 40 and 53pm,
Commodious Sleeping Cars attached to 8 p. m. Frain, and also to Sun
day Mail Train on either Live. Drawing-room Car attached to the
3p. m. Tram.
"a 40d) Wot aorure tickets to any point reached over this road at
the Depot of he aw-York and New Haven R. IL, cor. Tweniy-seventh
st. and Fourtb-ave. also at the Offices of the New-York Ce.
(Dodd's Express). No. 844 Broadway and No. Court-st., Brookiyn; sad
by leaving suitable notice, can bave their baie called for and
from residence to destinat'on, JAMES H. HOYT, Supt. _
NEWYORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
AN "RIVER RAILROAD.—Commeucing Wednesday, Nov. 1. 1871,
Through Trains will leave from New Depot, Fourth-ave. and Forty
“at.
"8 00 Chicago avd Montres) Express, with Dmawing-réom cars
through to Kochester and St. Albans
10:30 a. m., Special Chicago Express, with Drawing-reom cars to Baffale
and ara Falls.
11:00 a, m,, HoRbers Too Jestern Bayien.
3:40 p. m,, pecia oy Express,
“Ww y wy ontreal Bipress, with Bleeping-cars from New-York to 84
Ibans,
6:00 p. m., Express, with Sleeping-cars for Watertown, Oswego, ad
Csnandaigoa.
3:00 p. w., Pacite Express, with Sleeping-cars for Rochester, Buffs
ay and Nia Falls; also for Chicago, via both L. 8. and oe
Railroads; for Bt. Louis, via Toledo; and Louisville, via Iadiaa
apolis. Leaves on Sundays at 6p. mm.
11:00 p. w., Express, with Sleeping-cans for Troy, Albany and Utica.
All local tralus running worth of Yonkers leave fom new depot.
Yonkers Special Trains from Thirtletb-st., west side, as heretofore,
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD— 00T of

WEST PHILADELPHIA, at 8:30 and 9:30 a 13:30, 4:00, [2 P%
7%, *%20 p. m., 12 night For Puvisdeiyula ia Cimon, 2
\'m. ¥Yor BALTIMORE and WASHINGTO. KE WEST, via
N a
altimore, 8:30 a. w., 12:30 and 9:20* p.m. Por THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST, 8:30 a. w., 9:20* p. m. Bilver Palace cars to Wastiu
ton sod Lynchburg dally, on 9:20 p.m. train, without change. For ve
WEST, via Pesnsylvaaia Ral 10 e.miand pom Sliver
Palace cars are atiached to the 9:30 a id from New
York wo Pittsburgh, Chicago and Leals whhou Silver
Palace cars are aitached to the 7 p.m. dally, and rea
burgh, Cincinnati, Loulsville, St, feats aad ‘Chicago. cba
Tickets tor sale ab foot of foot of hery 11
Daily,
BU RANKLY. Gen. Pa. Agt.__P. WO SACKBON, Own’ Sop _
SouTH SIDE R. R. OF L. I.
o Winter frrangeamenta JoRmenetng Oct. 30, 1871, from Roosevelt and
8:30 a. m. Mail for Patchogue, by stage’for Belleport and Fire Place.
use am, 3 cconmidation to Babylon, Fire
»p. 1. Express for Patchogue, by stage ft Delioyort aud Place.
4:30 p. m. Accommodation f through tchogue oa Saturdare
50 mw. Babylon plaion fo {49
6.30 p wn. Accommodation for
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The 8:30 and 10a mde ye SN
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