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New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

White. ssc; No aao ssc, No. MIssd sss,c' - ..o9 Mc
49, mSss SOC SssT'a 600 SS;
Wheat % us co SS'm & .oVy orn Zoo bush oats $40
bu.n ., FL. anita, IN, UNCHANGED.
wSaa SwaSKsE ornHe rm Mc declined s and
Hard o. ot q 9 pceseT Mo- sT6sufs q 6 5ss
aary No Do ~ O6 80 do. 81 oi Rejected ole Corn
rive quiet al 7oiac. or No. /. Barley stronger No
spTng S7i.c pTovi.sps 9ne but r Mfss
steam Soc cash G05c January. Freehiswheai to Buf
PMipErla SSv 2Tour closed quiet a.d steady no
eei" GSSa se SsGsP s do % Choice % Do fsncy
se free on o spe5 % III s rSa Extra 5
p 1885 80, OHIO do Choice 81 indiana do MEDIUM NJ
op Mes pd saes Meal 81 5sSs2 7 Wheat
snS qn Tsr more nSS demand r
the latter advanced a2c last evening bnt i"Hay par.
western and Pennsylvania Red track 81 a. No Red
y.,o5 s1e i.s svHn a free on
A. the open Board demand ie. higher So Red
a @ a 81 q q IS T Ssesmss S 81 as sG S 81
asked January - s1s S = ro a6 SS 1sse aGs Gse% pi
the inquiry for local EXPORT ana faures ,,,,lJ very
tpscE and n srin cep5i 56c Old Hgh Mixed do b7ci Old
Pennsy and southern Yellow 1d5se chiefly 81 se
Western NsS 5SussTn s% san SrdE Mixed ct very Damp
The go rate tor Old sail is 5s,c. Tree bor A. tho
psn b far ds%apa G apa I"r Dce@ s
bid osc akei January Ss bid 5s &C. assod o nav, t s rd
light Mixed t0iasic; stained $iai2e; fsr ana oo.d
White, AZ A9df3c: ChOicc and ftncV 10,
the Opcn Board sleaiv 43 2c. b, 45c asked Tor NO.
Wiie November; a. &c bd. 45ac asked December; 4oc
bid 47c. asked January Provisions hrm Cty ge-s Bee %
Sl2 Beef Hans. fl5 5uGrlB Mes Pork sl2d2l2 yO'
Extra Prime ~ Gsll 70 Smoked Hams y'9dlOrc 90
Salt and Pickle SaSLc. Clear lib sides, smoked, "a
7isc do salt Del shoulders, ~ -at -g4Sc' go IN,
erces sc do Butchers Gi4c Butter dull Creamery
Extra Jsas6c bradford County and NcwfOfk Extra 32a
3Ic; Western Reserve Extra 25d27c do Good to
Choioe, 2Oa24c.: Rolls duli P,nnsyvanla Extras.
25a27c.; Western Reserve Extras. 2jd27c Eggs
strong: Pennsylvania. .sc Wes en. 22c. Cn,cse dun;
New.York Factory. is2c. Western. Fun cream.
l21s l3c., do Good IL dl2c; do. SKINS 7alOc ouee
quiet firm Rio 12dl7c; Java 25c; Lagnayra; l5hGl6Ec
Sugar nominal ats7sGsc for Far 10 Good efning se0
yaAOes: Refined gue Cnt Loaf 1c Crushed SC;
Powdered lie; Granuat lOStc Confectionery A., lOEc
clover dull 7s0 Timothy and Flax uncha angel
hrmcr: Brn sl4 J0aslf -. Petroleum strong Re
inec bbis Sslr in al ~. Mhskei ttin II ~
for Western. Shipments Wheat, 30 800 bush C'fn lotOO
bush.
LouIs. Nov. 2l.-Flour quiet rnd uncnanfed wheat
unsettled No. Red Fall II 2J3dSl 2G8 cash 81 'r~
2s December. ~ 30AGs 81 iheJanuarg No do 81 ~
Corn easier 81 ic cash ard November 3,aa3J Sc De
ccinber: Gsd3Sr. January 81 a37Nc. February oats
steady at sic cash 81 & December. Rye duh AT f4s Bar
active firm; Choice, s50 SOC. Whekcy s.aoy at
Pork easier at slu 1J0SiOS7l cash; ali 20 Jau-
Sll 30 February. Lard quet at BOfc buk Me.lf
easier; shoulders soc; Clear kibs, OtOU
t.6Jc, 5SOa5rJ Bacon dun nominal Receipts
Flour nbls.. heat. 10000 bush; Corn. 42Vyy
bush; OATS 400 bush. Ryr. 1000 bush: Ba ey 3"uO
lush. Shpme nIFOur 1000 bDis; Corn. 2s2,OOO Oushi
Barley. 1000 BUSH
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
STAINED.
.l0s Low Mitdline ..-..

eIe, S9Ds "oi ordinary Nadnr &
Fatures airiy aciive at decline OF & points, sales
l$n, u TO- ne as % s ~ & ~ PIigs yc % c ne & 5ss J
2 oi4i2l9 pecs@oe5 De- lzS2Sl2ls JapgaIy
Am go % NAY, % 1@S S"nS So, "a a i' ID
al212 nece@oeI ilel2l2i January l%?l -.
"' , scSs s1d trade oneI pTices rmer sales
20 V's - ' s V is5 to' No q No AMI Ne1,s ,r ~
scarce Cod firm Grand B,nk 81 55ssi Gtors,s a. ;
.S nSA 1df He Rsrreed eiST quiet but pm Port and
kou a. 80 'as4 n = Sph 70 AaO~uof 30 ""@Soj sA4,s
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLouR-Market without dccd dea
sh.se atr ANY e s,eay W. fiT exIi InonrT Io
Mein and 10. grade, s2es ne sSyo @ GGis in'iane M
10 solti Am,re, - 20 Tor England 'lOO 0bs Mime
wn,er w6eai Exlra IS 75as7 a. l. bbls Low Extra
g. % IS 10 including O0 bs Extra state, February
a. : q 90 ogs segernge soHs5 q. AMI $50 b9s No
a. ss II 90 bbs were or export ouosston. No 2 - 20
al IS. superane. s5aS5 10. coanon 70 Far EItrs
DO '0ss s5sss cssnon % Coed Ttra RoSnd HOOP 6ns
s. Coss6 Good 70 csoiee do ioas7 80
no % e 20 81 as MyS "f"1s sS 7as 30 ren me- s'ss e
s. 90 ehIey wr Toe % dauT. 20 o. sIssS ~ Log. Common
Sno'es Tsn' ss c.Spc FsSn sS1a sSssdS
bb' Common 10 Choice tnIra - !5as1 sIi Choic. 10
"a -9i1 Tsi. = sorsraae s5s audk%nE%f fLoGs
S3kN EAL more s'1ye 'Ss 500 eSs Brindywin &
~ Isl a. -'o 'oi' 0'"" "'S''' D 00>'' lag ''ai'
@F5eiiGT FRrlTs-No marked change in prices -,ade
o, riefa,elv acve RaisiI, - II 80 s. ior Ia,,rs
- nv ,n.-, Al 55 Tor III bxs IaVer.. g-c fnT -
bxs o ~ 0Oa - 80 for London LAYERS. % r IN xs
a., g. lo O. eAs Sc,' ;, yes ~ NeW IRE. ca
,., i.lEe A,o,is T."r,,on, m " - eie,v 80 liz u
- ,dS.c a,gncdoc S.c ,,ires InT ~ -,
,-' tss on Dxs- is I'qi5s,c Ion MI nv > g. a.
~ n.,~s ~ ~ S,rtev p,,',es - .s y az
ii A, isr. i,fro. ar "a iaisr fr.n9is Wsi,nf.
- frs,ra DO nominal. Esples do al lsLsi. scllr IN
fsrt. 1iac .Rta1U <uie AZ. t,rau,.r Ia - ner hi
-, A., 49,, % eI boy ssss l., slct ,|l O,,D hi.
f,ran 10. al cases fsbOn rnle t,r.s = y "a
81 'l5. = 81 RS M.la.s I,.rDo.s - 90
llr, - ,s,,,T,r "a oocn
Az, - ,ur -, Wn,,.r .,t i, - 1os.o -, 49, . 'P PI
a ,,t1 m liz 1. n, ~, W on sp,s VA K aap
n H., o ,t.,,, ~" -, ~. 49,, :, So. :. 20 'Ii @
t.e,v n roicrs,e .xrorf rmsrd and f.ir es @
a.. .s.-,r, - g ~, i@sh
enc. and 10 asrtTe .eon o'S cl ,nllrs 81 90
-, t.as1 "a ,rcf,,nr -, a.,
a. - uax AZ ii a.. No H5rng .gs. Nnetse
,ir.sx so 200 bush 40 q t.icsgo =, % 49,, :. "a
: li. No 2 Su,nr 9;1 s5 i,- u,~, - 20,
b.s.. No = Gu caeo 81 IS Uugradei Miaier Rea
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

WANTED gentleman who controls
w caplts and who has arr,n ged with fpancia nstu
on In this city credit associate having $1,000 to
s25 10 act banking house about 70 Dc
established in prominent mining town In Colorado where
an nsntution gnd neeed most satisfactory
'e'ei'"''' VIII W ''H'''' Adiress p. o. Box 1888.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
financiaI.


vINHE decree value of the First Mortgage
Bonds Of the Sew-York. and Oswego Midland - $40 20
for par and the bond $3.50 per bond OF So
with all coupons The subscriber will pay the tZ1o less
Of one per cent now holder deposit the bono WIN
the committee upon payment Of cent upon the par
value. 49,
The unieposed Receivers Certificates VIII be casheh Win
accrued interest Nov. ~ 1879 ess OF one per cent
Schedules with number aud interest must be handed
I'm without delay subscriber reserying the ght 10 sop
receiving either Receivers Dent Without nhee
notice. {. y. JohDAs, onsna.,.-
rI,O HOLDERS OF COLUMBUS, CHICAGO
CONSOLIDATED FIRST MOKlCAuE BOZ
ers Of linton trust Company receipts for C., g. ana L. g
consolidated First Bonds depo-lten nnher lhe
agreement March H. 1879 who have rot yet stoned tne
ppementary agreement of August ~ 1873 are rsqnese
AT once and have their certificates stamped at ihe
office OF the Trust Company. ~ -, -. -,
It win greatly simplify aud facilitate tho task OF
one agreemrnt and the interest OF the DOudhoiders
requires that thoy resp nj the present can WIN
pr6mpnes., ttat committee may be able AZ the
further hearing had before Judge Harlan Deeen"r
hondhoers In the proper POSITION OF coh
snce ecinc performance ana which me
for The committee confident that Donoholder who now
holds gain eventual sdvaninge by 20 don
supplementary agreement csn DC fouHd tne
Offices Union Trust Company, al BrOadway aAd a.
lsELIN & CO.. 4S Wallst
II. T. WILSON.
WIN. WHITEWRIGHT,f Committee
ADRIAN IsELIN,
NV
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER. Mass. Nov. 2l-The Cloth market has been
la demand sales spot ana futures
for 6i slarcs which market very strong
aud equally 4i1c. for 6uxj6 Cloths.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
Diui0eno Notlres.

CnRYsoLTTE SILVER MINisG CoMPASr.>
Rooms 81 % 81 B0Teei Building
No. l D Broadway, NewYOrk, Nov Is, ls19.)
DIVIDEND No. 1.-The Board of Trustees
~ have This day declared DIVIDEND (No ~ Of
PER CENT on the fO.nO0000 capital stock ~ This
p,ny, amounting S200O0O Al per share
nons earnings able al the Central Trust Company
Transfer books viii close November go reopen
Der 20. DRAKE DE KAY, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
RyCOIDED REAL ESTATE TRAN sFERs
~ .VnpU tsfrv

wsshingtonst. No 1872; Timothy Lesry TO Agnes
Resdest 80 go; Francis Dclanrd ana another. exec.
ut0rs etc. Francis D,laheld ......-.....
East broadway. No 29j Berthold LpDmaD aud wife
Ist.ave q . 81 = ft n Of s7bst IL 2xes 6xrregu ar
] kOrnaseus aud wife 20 II Koruaseus az wife
lst-ave, 100 "a n u 57th-st zOxx55Nifregular J
n korBaseus and wiie to korDaseus. =. .......
2d.aye. - 7t.S r. OF gZd-st xs.sisASOs 4 West
brook referee. TO Mary H. Miller. ....-.....-
81 Nicholasave 465ll n sol l4lsist, 3n4x
l57.2gxIrTcRulaI; I-sias Meyer and wife To simon
G5th Sc sa 2G2 II . 81 6tbsve. 2yxlOO6 ROranna
spaulding ana husband 20 Lucia Meigs-.......-..
llAth.sf n 30 n W OF Jfh-aye. fOurippIl william
IA MattisOn and wife 10 Charles Wright ...........
1866 ST. u :. 27l.6 fteOl 80 lave a3CxJJl " l.
Ffndley, referee. Ia John Keirns. .---.-.-.....
l3sIh.s "a H. L25 10 O Wilii--avr, 25KlOOi Elizabeth
A Dixon and husband tO A wilkinson. ..-........-
1I2th-st ss 2Jj n W Of 2d.ave, xlJJ.lO. John
l20tl.st l4u IL OF 4th-avc, ZooNJJll Louis "
Levy 10 ISABELLA Dewey. .-..-....
77th-,t q = leo ftw OF "a ave. 7JxsO Abraham n
Jonas wife To A FOSTER HlgElns.
S7th-st, u s, l25 n " Of 3dave 0n1lu.b; Anna OF
I, ndOI fer aud husband 10 Henry NJ Ahrens-.-.-...
lOth.ave T. 1903 ftS 81 34tbst. 20xlOjl William ; u
clair. referee. TO Fanny Denpscy..-- --.......
S3d ~, tom i'm 10 lJ.Aavc xlVO > lfd PeifgO
and anoLhcr, eXecUt0rs etc, 10 CbaIie l. ApucDY
.gth~t =. 525 n OF llthaye TO l3th-ave, olillk
I2g21S2J.6xi2S9. land under water OF Hudson
River; Edgar l. reynolds To EgbIt Cueinsey
trustee, efc-
s0th.si - 600 t of 10Th ave to Hudson RIVER. II
lols also water lots foot ~ 80 hst, North River.
lOdi.l al XXI 1G.5r-.cXcepliug mall portion.
William n DxOn referee, 10 Edgar J. Reynolds
Willlam-st. OyS. 3l.jN9O Liza Gardner u JaITet
IlOOert ..s...--
Wood ilr ighis. lots Nos ly, %, l2s and l24
wiIlett-st g. 1901 n Of .svingtonst, 25Xl0Ji II NJ
wife tO Nathan Hose. ...-............-..
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
nFnocK.
MON TANNED

Poor Dafndgc,l. Al Kind 2oh2ic-
Export and Jobbng Leather. Heavy. = c2Sc;
Calcutta Buffalo Mcut .3c.; iiiilc DC.
HcaVN. .22 iad 2Sc.; DAMAGED. .OE02lc.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
Ahrens ~ VI and wife 20 Caroline l. Macy ard Other
executors. etc. o7rh-st. W Of 5d'ave. 2mortgigc

Ahrens ~ VI and wife 10 Caroline Macy ara others
executors. etc. oIth'st. W OF 5dAve 2moftgige',
AndefSon sarsn e and husband to 5 Islstner. Green
w,ch-st Barrow ~. years ...-- J.,
Gager Mar and husband 70 U ,beldons Locust
o Of Elm sc,
Burn, LOUISA aud hus band TO sarah Taylor No 70
%tshin gtnn -, years ....- l,t
Coudan Dwyer. il2thst OF "a ave, year a.
Dempsey, Fanny aud husband to sutton. % 10Th
Of S4ti'st wears o.
Dewey, Isabella " 10 y Levy. . 5 l2bth%t OF
IhlseIR 4 o tO & : thompson, guardian, etc. SD
of i.eSingiOnaye, yelrs C.
Keyser. Augusta w aAd husband 10 ii sayre.s cor
Lcytny OITNe and - t.-st, years -O'
Lr.ch ID and auO her ~ Mary Leech aud another
executors, etc, cor l0tave and idst, years l5.t
Loehr George u l. Neubauer, $ 5 oothsL 0f llth
Mc,;6rna9k william ana wife 10 q Greeley aud
another 44.I-si. " Of lOthave. years.....-. -,
Murray, Joseph and vile 10 A NJ ID@nk' iIothsL
II ltuslye, , mortgages. mOuh total 1,a
ctc mortgages months. lOa
Peek. Ellie ami husband 20 II th9aies ana oilers ,
executors, etc ss l9th-st, OF ethaye zyesfs. L.
RenshaN " liam and wife TO " Philips, nsOf
liOthst, 3dave years. H.
sgt st. " of ithsvc 10 Hudson river, year ls.s
Ros., ath ~ JuseDhne q Cburcaiii, administrator
etc, sWllettst, sol hvingOn ST. years o.
Euaael n and husband q l. u Bay srd. lots at
WOo'awn Heights. years. ...-.-.------
SchecPer Anna 10 Henrietta Scheeper. n " cor
staye and lU0ghst. ycirs..-.. ......--....... 75
Wilson B ana vile TO j katLonOrfg. n 0sth-sr g 0f
81 ave o'u
RECOKDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORIGAGE5.
Bayard Louis TO Myron Barton .......-.-..-., 81
adeld .................. 1870
Folev John. guardian. etc. to tho saving National
RhiueIander. William and others. trustees. TO
smith + q 70 p.iarrs.a r Irown 20
stone William W Williams and another. 49,
Weeks, william 10 william Noble .......-.......--
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

Coleman. Michael trasiee u JGst Brothers store OF
40 626 broadway. 8 years, Al annual fcDt Of =.
Dempsey. IaNina g. II 10 Charles hiicinahh, NO ~
kcs.y Il. years, 80 average annual rent OF
Dressed Phip L. ~ rmaD Fr hma, store. etc OF No
6i23asve. years. at annual rent Oi..-.......-.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
BROOKLYN Real estate for Sale.

HUY LOTS IN BROOKLYN, anywhere near
~ the line Of the elevated railroad buldng az TIE
low pice = 90 EACH and viii double your money
ye1r brdee and the elevated road completed these
heahy portions " brooklyn nderei sibe as
eOtnst,, New York. ny now don't wait rutland
WHITING, 3 beeKman-st
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

IoNpoN Nov. 81 1850 Con-os asl le"r mon'N'~
for the Erie Railway shares @u,t 10 l
rO 10 second cansols New Jersey Central. ~3 Penn
tvlvans Central 4gts InOis central lnl Az Reading ii
read 8 The 0i discount tor three months h ~ n me
sa2S Ger {, viii "a h "a = lti cent i""
The Bank of England rate. .,.-...-
ICNloN Nov. 2llSu p m rams aNNl,s duole ,,t''
~ francs Az ceniimes for the account hi'
lSilWaV shares. tlA , Ia,
,oNnoS Nov 9i-a u IN The amount OF bullion with
drawn from the Bank balance toea' - Au'"
Tre Rway shares 80 second consos SO NeWIcistN
a. ntrai. 81
IDSTN Nov Cousais. esilis tor both money
AMI tho sccoant second c"'s' N12 New Jersey
,onsnls Central -; Pcnns3 lNanll
Ccutral. 4gL Reading Rail cad. = l.,
fONnON 2lt.So nn.irie RAILWAY shares df's 90
prsierre New rai 79Aa Pennsyvania Con-
la.
LoSpoN Nov. 2l.-silver quoted at 'SS-i. ounce
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

A Fine Country Residence. WeStches,er
~ Comfy, a"res all complete cost $4,000; VII 70
sod gaIdless an orrr wanted, 40 MINUTES nom NcNl"~
Audfers J.. O. BOX s. lS0, cay.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

A DESIRABLE farm of II acres In Monmouth
~ County " j., 10 be SOLD by order of the court a.
Auctior Septemb % 1873. For particulars address
EZRA A. OSBORN, Adm ratOr, MiddletOwn. y J.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
GiiD Real Gsiaie for Sale.

A.-F0R SALE.-The complete cabnct-fn-
~ shed fresoei lgh stOop brown
house, front By 90 cet IN depth dot 100
fcef. between 5th and MadlsOnaves No
~ tast G3d-si. fot $4,000. JOHN ID. CRIMMINs NO
l.O37 Sd ave.
EOR SALE.--FOur-s story, English basement !;
18th ST. between 7th and Sth-aves Address OWNER,
Tribune Uptown Office. l,23s Broadway.
TOR SALE-NOs. 20 and % East 63d-st.,
between 5th and Madison.ayes; they are offered for
s3u 90 S3 90 less than be duplcated
Tor. AppY Ou the PROMISES
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
Gonnirp Droperip for Sale ano Go fst.

A T ORANGE, N. j. (ncighborhood speciality.
Property for aud all varieties great bar
gains. EDWARD Il. HAjILION, Ia Pnest. y y.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Friday. Nov. 21. 1870.
The following sales were held at the Er
change salesroom today
nv W. q. HOFFMAN.
polt Of land Hillside ave, 2OJ n OF Marwelet
running through to Barretio ave, l15x2g16; also
plot Of land Co.ter- ave- running through TO
Western Bay-ave, l7j IT'S Of Maxwel.st. l7Jx
l,l39.Sxi785xi 1871 and plot Of ne, es East
ern Bay-aye, 435 n Of Napio ST. West Farms l5J
xl,lG79Sxl77xl, $50 ID MaTslali. $4,000
By HoD0yd ~ C0dtes
portion OF q story mill ~, I6s fteOf
AtOmeyst lot idsx6i; W Thome. e.............. so0y
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
LI1rLr PrT1snuRG CoNsoLrpATEp MNlNa CoMrAvY. /

lI1TLr PTr1sBURG CONSOLIDATE MINING CoMPASY,l
1l3 and 10 Bho 'DwAY, NEW YoRK. Nov 20. 1873 !
DIVIDEND NO. THE Board of Directors
~ have this declared dividend OF $4,000 (Oue
hundred Thousand Dollars being 90 snare (par
value. tiOO capita stock Of the pany,
net earnings the month ovenber sa payable NJ the
office of the company ON and after Decenber Irsnsfr
books will close November ~ and reopen December 3.
1EpkGk 9. LYMAN. Secretary.
MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD COM
uI PANY-Iutercst Coupon No. ON the First gage
Q per cent Ronds Of the MOBILE AND ONO RAILROAD
Der proX the office Loan and Trust Com
pany, In tie city Of New York.
NEW-YORK. LAKE ERIE and WESTERN
~ RAILROAD COMPANY The hatyearIy interest of
Two AM onea per cent on The ave per cent Funed Bonds
oihe company WILL be paid December at tho Office tbs
New.York. Nov. 2l 1879.
OFFICE OF TIE BOARD DIRECTIONS
- AMERICAN fAPRfss Co. NEw oEK. Nov. 10 le7q.}
'I'he Board OF Directors of this COMPANY have
share payable 2d January nont Tlr trS
Ter books viii be- closed the OF December 10 the
81 day OF January next by order OF The lioarl
j. * KNAPP. Secretary.
ST. Iouls. ALToN AND TRRkR HAlrE K T. Col
No IL MAIiesr. NEw-l nov. II, 1879. :
IO the HOLDERS OF SECOND MORT
4 GAGE PREFERRED BON d. of the II. LOUIS A.
TON aud rEkkt HAuIE RAILROAD COMpANN.-Cou.
raid the Companys ofce arf 10. at the
lhd National Bank. advert Cd heretofore ant af.r
United states Court
W. EAYARD CUTTING. President
sAS Francisco. Nov. IT, 1879
VHE BODlE CONSOLIDATED MINING
COMPANY has declared ID ydend No D. of 80 eants Ger
share payable at the onicc Of Laldow & Co. II Pnesf
Newlo December ON al stock issued (rol the Nsw,
York transfer agency Transfer books close 10Th instant ami
open "a pioAiMo NM. III. LENT. secretary
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
At and from Chicago au,l milwaukee, to-day !;

The following shows the imports of dry sotIN a'
The mort of New-York for the week ending to-ONN
and since January l. as compared with the coiie-
spouding periods of previous years;
the week; lS7l. iNa~,,, ...,
Entered pnrt.---.--.- SaalIly c'.s.,,. ~
Thrown rnatket....- SJs.2cJ "H1"'' i'i''''''
.... a, 81, oo-
1hr,Sn on msrkci 7SsiS2s7 G9.0JsasO 79e2sOjo
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
honses ano Rooms tuanieo.

WANTED.-Lot L. central location for casa
w purchaser. Owners NliI please address -.
GEO II. PkIAE iVi BrV4i~J'
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

A PRODUCTIVE FARM of 1877 acres at
"A Mddetown station. y. J. :. X. H.. Monmouth County,
NewJersey, for In desirable neighOorhoOdg 10 tk
change; terms easy. EZRA A. OSTROM. AiddleOwn, Nj
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
RIA ORDED LEAsE5.

Wood avn ir ghts. lots Nos lIy. 40. l23 and I24
Louis J. Bsyaul ami wife to Aura Russell ---..
.. IJOft Of sIvingt0nst, 251lOJi III NJ
.I.r.-.- .lL- .. =
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Ter Norh R,rer. Vessels aud Railroads.

FRIDAY. Nov. Il. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
Gin properin 10 Eel.

no LEASE.-rhe 6ve-story buildug koal
u as Nos. 1, y aud BOwrry ani Nos . a.d W.
ion'st For particuiaTa Apply 10 H. MORTIMER, IA Wst
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
Egyptian POmades.
[Edinburg Review.l


Most interesting is the reflection how
persistent is that human weakness which
for more than 5000 years has rewarded
the skill of the professors of cosmetic art.
We know from the tract Sabbath of the
Mishna that the oil of roses, and the use
OF acid remedies for the tooth-ache, are as
old as the cOdi6cation of the oral law.
Nay more, the use in those early days of
artificial teeth is proved by the debate on
the question whether it was allowable to
90 out on the Sabbath with these contriv-
ances in the mouth. The decision, very
characteristic one, was that if the tooth
was regarded as an ornament it was legal
so to do, but not if it was regarded as a
useful implement.
1t was also allowed to bear about the
person on the Sabbath fox's tooth, which
if extracted from the living animal, was
good to procure sleep. But the prescrip-
tion of Tota carries us back for some two
thousand five hundred years before the
Exodus. We might have formed our
conclusions as to the care that must have
been given to the arrangement of the
complex head-tiring of the early Egyp-
tians. We have their actual wigs in the
British, as we'll as in the Berlin, Muse
um. We even have afforded us a
glimpse at monarch who exercised the
paternal care of instructing his people as
to their pomades! We must be pardoned
for expressing the regret that this an
cient recipe is not translated. 1t would
be curious to compare its chemical in.
gradients with those of the latest
test of American crinology, petroleum
pomade, which is said to be Of miracu.
lous efficacy.
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Mr.. Forbes as a Lecturer.
London Letter.

st. James Hall last night was not
overcrowded to hear Mr.. Archibald
Forbes, the famous newspaper CORE
spondent, lecture on the Zulu war, but
there was, nevertheless, a numerous audi
ence, and in the stalls were many dis
tinguished journalists, men Of letters and
military men. Close by my seat noticed
Sala, of the Telegraph, Robinson, Of the
News, Edwards (author of "Fernande"),
Of the Pail Mall, Lord Ranlagh, Miss
Braddon, Mrs. Buxton, author Of "Jen-
ME Of the Princes" and there were, no
doubt, in the crowd, many other equally
notable persons. Mr.. Forbes popularity
was proved by the reception which the
audience gave him, the galleries and
popular prices" at the back being par
ticularly demonstrative.
The lecture was striking picture of
the war from the point where Forbes, Or
dered to Africa from Afghanistan, took it
up; but there was nothing new in the
story, nothing more graphic than the
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fine descriptive features of the letters;
added to which Mr.. Forbis' manner is
not impressive, nor his delivery orator
ical. He reels out his yarn with prosaic
formality, he has little or no action, he
drops his voice at the end of every SEN
tence, and the general effect is that of
hearing the Secretary of public insti,
tuition reading the annual report at the
annual meeting Now and then his
facts and figures, his bits of personal de-
scrlptlon, and his dashes of criticism
wake you up, and now and then you feel
that the little war is hardly worth so
much talk, and that the more
Forbes says about the British opera
tons and the unavailing bravery of the
Aulus. the more sorry you become for the
poor black wretches who have gone to
the wall, and for their captive and hero
&c King. But apart from all this there is
a special attraction in Forbes lecture; it
is worth time and money to see the press
hero, to see the brave. handsome fellow
who has eclipsed all his confreres, in the
held and out of it, who proved himself
harder and swifter than the best ap-
pointed messengers of the Gar during
the Turkish war, and whose ride from
Ulundi to the African telegraph station
Is worthy of the heroic muse of the Lau-
reate. If in the early part of his lecture
there was certain amount of arrogance
and ostentation, it was atoned for by the
finish, where he refrained from saying
more about his great and gallant ride.
than just this: "And then | rode off to
the nearest telegraph station"