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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04

,,ITEgrooL Nov $3.50 D coi9a-Markct steady
Miaag nrTi on @ f sE St1Ts
receipts "lp bales. all American. FuGrcs paads Low
do December and January delivery DA do January aud
February delivery, Gd. dos February aud March delivery,
May delivery isl 10 lay AID delivery G'ld. do.
june and July delivery. "'sd.; do July aud August de
o Mhdnr 0fcan Gl Good uruly a5o God:
Ordinary Uplaud-. D. ~
uyHlooI- Nov. -a:oo y. m.-1ne sales Of the day In
LnEEru'L SOY 80: % g. n.-Co'ion-Fuinres-v pandl
Low Nidumg clause January and February delivery Ood;
do. June aud Juiy delivery. b-i5af. ..
A,Ct-tA. Nuy. t.-Cottou quiet; Mddng lO1c., Low
Middhua l0tci Good Ordinary, 1gc' receipts, l5iO
HAtriT5pn Nov. Cotton quiet Mdddnng I'qc.: Low
MidduEg lIc Gooi ordinary luc. receipts l,O7J bales;
Eo-lUy. Noy. $-,o'ton quiet Wdoune. 1895 Low
Midline II ci Good ordinary l0hci net reeeiptt 2v6,
bales experts To Great Britain Laos bales stock Si-O
Cr,HE.rov Nov. aCoton steady Kidding II &c. Low
Mddlnr lOrci Good Urinary lo.ta iOSci net receipts
Ci,ISNAu. gov ,-. 'tan steady Middnng 1lIs Low
shipmruts 1901 ha.es -Ac "l bales stock ~ Dale%
low Mddng, 10 &C.; Good Ordinary iOrc. net rc eips
i3-- ha.,: .i.t 40 baI,-. stocg. 7G7 II bales.
Lorsuu2 Nov. action auiet; mdd,.ne. I'-G
cepI., $500 oacs; shipments 1876 bales sales, li5O
MOBILE Nov cotton steady Mddlnc. lie; Low
Mddins lotc Coed ordinary, lO,-c; MT receipts, 957
SEwoElFAS.. Nov 3.-Corton steady. Nfldauug l'-c;
Low Niddlhe lO'c. Good ordinary 10 ~ net recoPt'.
l,t23 ba.c gross, Ii5'l bi,s saes "VVo D"AeS' 47'
NoRfoLk. Sow a.-Cotton steady Miidins u &C; net
ooaswI.c $50 bales. salcA 1850 baes stock, s',o'e
,prLrrA. nov a-Coton firm: II 7c, Low
Mddng. ll4c. Good Ori,nhf' loca he' dr'lp,s' 80
SayaSSAH Nov. 3-cotton ,caiy: Niddnnr, 10. Low
6o-0 saes exports to Great nain gSj' bales Go1 iso
bales. stock. .b.1tO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
ETHIOPIAN Markets.

LIVERPOOL, nov. 3-2Op p.m-Pork-Prme ,css Eastern,
dull at 20 Western. uuu ~ -. Bacon. umDcTAnl
steady al 5l short Eb steady At OIL Long clear dG
no a.: GEAR. duh 81. HAm1-Lpu@ Cut, dul al
10. shoulders uu. 40 M for new. Ecrt-iudia Mess duh
nj ll5, Extra Mess dul Primo Mess, dul 40 b. Lard
Of iiJd. Iupcnuur-1prt,, steady at ltd h"'h-tl ho
~. Common. -trtIy at bHdt1- thrt+"Alutil
can Choice du 40 5sGd Lard Oh. none FDur-EX tra
state dui 20 Sd WIcat-No White duu at load: no >
spring Winter NrH Western. steady nj II Id.
,orn-MNod, dull JiUd tottousscd tu-lcLuw Aucri-
Eosu-t unmuu 40 London dil al % 10 ID
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 30 London. steady 90 4l.C. $4,000,
LONDON. Nov - .. u.td lcutA lLu,rrL 81 10 ID per
on HJNf Z 10 Pale Nn1u. dluodi
-mnt. rurpcnUur 81 uu Ter cwt Rcnurl Petroleum os@
ST., spirits Petroleum. ,de~ag. pea gallon Common
Ru-u. Gsu Iu.ecd Ou A2H.E. per ton.
IfsTIrUUi, J-.ssU u.-iitrt ll4hd per tl"fce
India Meas Cheese. -. CIV e. Tor tAc bcu
gruac.of American Bacon td per est Tor Long clear
MitdIe~ IaiuW. f3 per Cwt.. LJrL H-'I per c"I I'D.
American fork. q, per bDl Tor fuu" 'r'' - $780,,
IiASEr. nov. H.-WlCuNs LarI cuicl NJ - francs
30 cert 90 ku1A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04

seasiSi $3.50 and $685. seli e cp'S Msr pS
27e GnaPtsr cfnSe equivalent November g 55s bills
1900; total MONTH 1890; average 2@e'o saies'
-PE5y IsI1Ts-PoRK-M very dull; prices entire
nominal but vi out important augc ezEot inquiry hmlIe
and peclaOrs holding on; moth ng 81 lBs ,i Faniy
Ness sis9sia ~ New Mess for November ~ %
January j'0slS % February, sig 700
PoiE s GGmd9G S s Hss PHcr y E2Fa INDIA
aaaied 50 hf M MATS rather but ysI
q@ s rcSd SaeudsFs 'IG Smoked 5sk Gams NAM
1IDDLEs dull weak, and entirely nominal 9i,r baIf
and hal DRESSED noes steadily reg end 9 f.
demand quoted 80; Pigs IN i;ycr sb ,equoniiy
became strong and recovered most Oh the e'i anI
o9ns o GT% 5a5e IN oS SaP account chiefly
the January option SAFES 40 tc Prime Sto l her 40a
II42c closing lil29ell t5ei 200 25o Tee seller
Ia a1 II i ri cios Closing 4aai l5c: 1000
January 1l6!Pdl Zoe closing 81 ~ SS6S0
Ss maPoR Closing i9oc tcs April
i2O6c; city Steam in moderate demand , saes'
40 ics $5c Refined quoted lie TGn,f iar
other kinds dull and UNI hanged state Creamey'
Far Far to oh Choice 2'$5Se STATE State Waa Tubs
Fair choice "a aS2c state Dairy rlTns F. Far Fo to
is@2ic Western Creamery Fair Choice 22Gys Cci
to Choice i7G97c western FACTORY Fair Choice: 4qIsS
rate Poor 10 Choice foS & Western Flat Poor Choice
Ghodiar Ear TO GhoGe g%dG 6d in k T request
Long Island and nearly 29asoc stats ana a95 e
RICi:- Moderately active steady, unchanged common to
ssEEPI-4ust generally gnchangsd .,,o. 1853 ba.lots
lava ss,qc; refined dull and unchangedi Granppaltca
as cat Ioa and cEqshea l9.G cg GScct lSl2
90, 9,,a9Lc.' Mouia "a" 9o,e vo on G a. do
ss,esic; Yellow "7SS7a &C. Yellow. 7a7i4c. IA,
sTEARINk-Dul, weak and nominal. Prime Cty' li4'
TXLLoW"Quei, about steady sales $1,000 lbs at 7'sd8'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04

The Sul-Treasury to-day gained $245.421 on bal
an ce, making the net gain since last Friday
81 O57 2OG. Money to-day worked easy at g and
per cent the bulk of the business and the closing
being AT the highest named rate. The domestic eX-
changes on New-York at the places named are quoted
as follows: Savannah Is discount to Is premium.
Charleston 30 discount TO par; New-Orleans 70
cents discount TO 81 premium: ST Louis 20 cents
premium Chicago par Boston % cents premium.
The United States Treasurer al Washington to-day
received $40 600 National bank notes for redemp-
ton. he customs receipts were S427, S42, and the
revenue receipts were 1854. 657. The Clearing
House statement to-day as follows: Exchanges,
S160,3l5, S24; balances, $5.75l,494. The transac-
81, 254 SAB; payments 81 ,009,422; currency bal
ance. 81, G72, 1913; coin balance. $77, 207, $40.
The foreign exchange markets are dull, but rates
are firm at unchanged quotations for actual trans
actions as follows: Bankers sterling, III SO94 and
S4 S4la for long and short sight bills respectively
francs 3 255s and $40 reichmarks Oils and 95ls
and guilders 39S4 and 4Ois.
The governors of the Bank of England, at their
weekly meeting to-day, made no change III the MN
mum rate for discount, and 1t remains at per cent
and the proportion of its reserve to It's Liabilities was
reduced from 81 1916 TO 81 IL III against oois at
this date last year. A Berlin dispatch states that
the Imperial Bank of Germany. gained ,66O,0OO
marks IN specie during the week. At the London
Stock Exchange British consols were strong ana
higher al 90 GIG for money, and 997s for the De-
cember account. United States 4l2s and As were d
higher at 116i2 and 1893 respectively. American
the wake OF yesterdays movements in the homo
markets. In Paris, French per cents advanced to
S517i2 francs, and sight exchange On London rose
to 1924 francs to the G.
The gross earnings of the St. Louis and San
Francisco Railway arc reported as follows:
1880. 1881
oa @ss, x . y sssSs $3.50 Inc Inc $500
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ErRopEAN FINANCIAL MARKErs

ana 80 December account bonds lour PCT
IlSa. Western hst nOI gage ttur.',
certificates, b69i do second Il ~ Ere i 90 IAN
York Central. l45 LIMOS Cen
Pennsyyania Central GSl4 Reading So Ne" YORK Oh-
tario and Western 344 Milwaukee and 81 Fau cOhhoh'
H. ,o-
LONDON Nov. $3.50 p MI bonds four ana nan per
cents l6: Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage Tus
tees certificates 81 Illinois Central lJ5 =; Reading 80
New YORK OItailO ana Western, "a. . ~ N,
LONDON Nova $50 D. m.-rhe bullion In the BANK OF
England has decreased s3s6OOO during the pas week o
proportion Bank OF England reserve 10 abhy "hVu
iast week was 37i5o uer cent, is now 31 roper ctni
$3.50 y. m.Parls advices luOIo threo Por
cent rentes SjtraEcs 2 e. centmes for tho account
LONDON. Nov. 1900 m-PaS alNic-s quote tiIoo Poi
cent rem So IL l. ccntmes for the account
PARE Nov 3-5:nU y. m-EHchango on London - iIauO'
"a centimes ior checks , - nat
PARIS Nov 3-5 p. m.The weekly statement OF Ine Damn
France ad increase Of 413OOO francs sou anu
q decrease Of lO,4750OO francs in silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
Inaueial.


ESTABLISHED 1900,
BANKER AND BROKER, 70 BROADWAY, New-York.
WANTS
Confederate state Bonds Gs Is 49, with coupons matur-
inc after January, 1865; price, - per thousand.
Bernard Township ~. j. Bonds
Betllninster ownship IN j. Bonds.
Cincinnati. Wabash and Michigan Railroad Stock
Erie Railway Non Assented
Florida. Atlantic and Gulf Central Railroad
Florida Railroad First Mortgage Bonds
Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad Frsts.
Mexican Bonds (COrlies Issue).
Mex Bonds (WOOdhouse Issue).
panbury and NOrWak r. X Stock
Pneumatic TTamWay Engine Co.'S Stock.
Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Co.'S stock
sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad stock
st Louis, KeOkuk and Northwestern Railroad stock.
Ulster and Delaware Railroad Incomes.
FOR SALE.
Galveston. Houston and henderson Railroad Stock
Long Branch Ocean Pier Co.'S Stock
Missouri War Claims (Supphesl.
New ersey aud New FORK Railroad Stock.
Wheeler x Wilson's Manufacturing COnpany's stock
Leadye City COLI per cent Funding Bonds, due 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
TIE STATE OF TRADE

BALTIMORE. Nov S-coiton quiet Midline u az &c.
TonT 2n' h%Ta S5' G5 ana FANNY ~ 5G az
Mssuper = 2i"sJ 10 TO- Extra - - as M DO Family
Wheat-sonhern higher: western weak southern Red,
So So %eerS WINTER R% @d spot I ana Eo1eSer
~ ~ asked December, - a -a$I 49, January
Southern white GSa7le: do yellow, 56dG6ci Western
Mixed spot ana November 90 oG7 49,; December 7OA
zoe: Western white. 49ajoc. do Mixed 47aiSc' Penn.
10 choies fennsylvaHa and MARYLAND. SisSs2l
dn and marS entirely moma CORN dull sale, OF 900
bush NO. HHSd at &c o. re @a for rejected TO Srie
6lgS2e Nothing doing IN othsT grains Canal fIe,ys
by raii"wheai Csc: Com Gle; oats 5a,c
G Smno 70 og a TG pnr 1pe
Common 70 Fancy Minnesota z1aS7 10 Patents v 5O@
Sass %; Low Grades, s 5Cd5 Wheat active but lower
cash. 81 g November ana ali the Year q 61 December
$l8E@fl 80 January sales at q SOsasl 83 Decemneg NO
81 &c cash glAc Novembor Csc december csc January
Il &C. ca.f iSG November and Dece%Ser 1Sc January
a February 46e May Rye easier at Csc Barley easier
I've e. S lower and u s at si8%s6 Is
he year. si7 l6s$7 4 sJanaGX; 81 Gdssi! G2 rsI
rnary Lard aeye but weak anal over a. 4
lS Js0%sIy sd r FepraCy s gak%s saT
se Wiley steady and unchanged at q EIsis is
oat but qaoiaby Io%SE iIIss9lsg b sa
sf s. 2TSs 81 sssg4 al az 10 s
sd aG e. WSsa h @ req %nss
9 2ss 30. Sn ,fsS9a hush 4gne3s 300 new su ear
at 59sSss Data arm No Maie@ at t9s4ie Rye Srmer
a. g g. s. ai S ana ana Sss Ps qsSis
and firm; shoqlders, 6s4c; Clear RIB, 5Se Bacon
SIDES ass, %h.Rsy IN fair dsa Ss's AMI higher
combination sales o. hni.he goods $50 blA on oas; Of
Iard, iOsSiiG Hogs sfsss and
a g. n%S s'
1E aSS So' w. 'ssGy az y SOSs%S ~
DveepesI, q iSi January o. Ssa, fseruaTy - ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04

HAY AND sTRAW-Receipts continue good. but the
demands maintain steady prices: HayPrime Timothy 81 %
Mixed 75d35c clover. G5a7bc; No l. Rye -trw
Short Rye, 55GGjc Oar and Wheat 40qG0c per 100 -
HOPS steady aud a moderate movement
ported both for export and home use NeW1ofk crop 1881
crop $50 l2a22c; Odds all grOwths JalJc Bayarian. 4O0
45c; Pacific Coast, 2Sd"Oc.
HOLASSES-Quiet, unchanged.
NAVAL SrOIiES-ROslns were slow and moro or less
nominal al for GOod srdined Spirits Turpentine de-
cned TO b3 c IN yard in sympathy with The southern ad.
vices limited demands here Obbg lots a1jc Tar
and Pitch unchanged.
OILS-stesdy and moderately active.
OCEAN FREIG HGS-All rates showed a slight improve
ment and active; charters dull.
Ia 81 per bbl 900 do los; 500 pkgs bacon and
Lard lIs Cd 5000 boxes Cheese ljs TalOw lOs; Beef
2s Pork, Ia 0d OH Cake l0s Tobacco lls Cd 100 tons
measurement goods los London steam 20 % pusn SrSin
Cd Bacon, lis 3D. 1000 pkgA Cheese 26s 9zs I'd Flour
Is Cd per bb 100 tons do l2 6d Beet Js 3D. Pork, "a
IFS Cd, Glasgow steam Grain quoted vi Flour, Is. %.
per bbL 1000 sacks do l6s Bacon 2o Cheese 30s Tai
S% ms sui Bss t Goods rO 81 Oh cate steam 0 JOG
bush Grain d Flour bill and 2Os per ton; Bacon
FoG. per Dbl and 12s Cd per Bacon 2Os Cheese
26s. Grain to Newcastle. steam, quoted 4AqG
Sooo sn.s ao orA Gram 40 con- 1nt"'P oss,
quoted a. per quarter British bark 70 the unted
German bark Trieste 5000 bbSdo "a Sd swedish
3z3 London ct rates British steamer l4S0
quoted 7os75e another S tors roa MoaiosS
50 sse SST 70 S IsTs ies lumber ~ 'n
PIsrROI,EUM-Renned lower and dull the European
markets were weak and the ahvices from the Creek
very irregular We quote Refined Petroleum IN bbl here
7 asked for export ra1Hspaa S and 5at inc
CRUDE snip Spsnoatss opened al 10 a. H. ioso
sSs &C.. D. NJ sales at Sac $50 D. siSsiG: !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04

RECORDED REAL sSrArs raASSFGai
NETWORK
S ' %sa White HI s to VIM Mallory ii y,1D.'
2sth-st as, So II y q 4th-aye, 2Oks5x2Oxs4, half
74thsi; s.lOO # W Of Ave.Ai 25x3e. TX9589.xS23
55s : 229 s of i G5Sn . SxiS moe
o.. Der and wiie toJ NJ Rack as
W Mole TO Eliza n nlo - 49, $50.
SHAVE Nv cor Of z9thst s5.8xiOo; Jane Corning
same 5 PrSpsy ESSsrs { q
80 20 same AZ -. 1880
clifford aud wife 70 Campbell .'...'''' $500, 40
27th;st 1884 IT Of 2dsye, I6SassS; Charles
2sthst, 2 soft " o. 4thays 2Oxsi, Is iuterest O
go Hatfield 70 Hatfield ...,....... q
lar; Joseph Potter snd wife to Kate s Bruck
Same property; Celia Higgls, referee, Joseph
s6thst, s. 200 it Of 6thaye, 25xiO2.2; morrill,
2sdst a. 50 5, 50 # o dave 2O1sSs: Adam Koehef
and wife TO schwarzott and another -....... III
12lstst, s. 1915 II = OF Madison-aye 76xlOo.ll,
lOlth-st s. 200 It " Of dave 25xi00ii Bridget
ls4th.st 5, 2sl i It Of %iiisaive, 251iOcc; ii
S,i,sttery and wife to Ann Alderd ~ s;,; bS
Ward; also CoIege.st to UDion.aye 100 ftwof
Frederc-st, 50Xl52 Lax irregular; also Artaur-st
ave. n 8, 1854 IT Of Canbreenz-sye, 25.51.xlls
< irregular II n Camp and wife to william
1o7th - o. Lexington.aye 75xl0Oii; Ann Il
Plot OF land bounded io5th and i05thss iithove
and broadway; Hart TO " Myers. ..,...... ....
Fox and wife TO Q Leland -. -. 800. 1911
l05th-st, = from llthave 10 Broadway, 20l.6
Hart '''... 49,. $40 ~ ~. 800
interest -. ...,.........,.......,... I5,Ot
Noble and xife 10 sa al Woeotf 800
Arthur-st. 9, PISS n OF UniOnave, l75xS76; also
Frederic st. sw cor OF Bayard-st, ZJOAS76; also
Arihurst s. TO FTedeFic-st 20 II OF William.
st, l60Xl75XX Irregular: also plot Of land bounced
by by Bayard, Frederic ana JacOD-sts, ana Com
breenz ave, oath ward and other property; IL
Camp wife " IN Ii Wells. 1o.4t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
LlvE .rorK MAnkEI,-nY rELElnNpn

RirFup. Sow. 3.-Chrur- Receipt, To-day 500 hcad
total week tu- Tor. $50 head for sane time at w''.
lbJDu head. thruuah 2b market duh tend
ing downward loads OF Fair otccs ut - tu0ti tJ
several remain uuSp.o
sHFEr ASb LAHHs-R-ccipts today, $500 head total
for week thus 10000 head. Ion aauc Tine last week.
a. 400 head. cun+guod through H. market dul and
unchanged GOOD Western sheep al 90 al 90
Western Lambs qupabc at rJasj 80
HOGs-Eeccip today 5000 head total Tor week thus Tar
time last week. 3.,tbus consigned
through cars duli shade lower Tor huTA'r.
grades steady. sales of Cool 10 Choice horErrs 20 80
10 Light do - 4U0tJ ~. cool Medium Weights, Fl -
a=GiD Choice Hclyyat .. JOd$6 80. rg sJas 30; cars
remain uusnld
81. LOUIS SOv 2-HOGs-iligher and dm; very lirht
Shipping 2Od+j go. lOTkeT- - tUdti H Mixed Pack
20 80 20 Butchers b. Fancy 20 20 80 T.; TcCrs
$500 head: shipments 1000 heal
CATTLE Receipts, 1000 head shipments $500 head;
kct hIm with good demand interior si pcrs are ealy
urgent. Sh ping Steers averaging 3OJa 1850 ", suld AZ
iO Ilgn StcsI. - 4SusH Heavy Export
Native Butcher, steers 1J0ti. Cove and
ecTs - JOat3 7Ji Grass TcAan - jOafJ 90 Feeding
Steers - coast.
SUlf-cCcpts. 300 head sipm ns, 800 good demands
Fair To Fancy, - aS3 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
Diui0cno Notices.


OFFICE OF TIP CHRYsoIIrE SILVER MINING CoMPANY,}
No X WALL~sI. NEwIORK, Oct. II, 1881
A DIVIDEND (NO. 1O) OF ONE HUN
"a DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS. being FIFTY CENTS
PER SHARE has beon declared payable at the Office OF the
Company. Ou the lOth day Il November nroN.
Tho transfer will De closed Wednesday October
2G D. m AMI rcopcued the lith day Of NOyem
Der. HENRY &. COOPER secretary.
Ii COUPONS DUE 1ST PROM, and the
~ principal Of an bonds due that date issued by the
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY, secured by rolling
stock furnished the following under CarrTst form
will be end after that date 40 the Offices ~ Post Mar
tin CO. No - Pincstrcet, NewIork; t. W. Clark q CO..
No. 70 south 3i-s Philadelphia;
Series.
4Nssoui. Iowa and Nebraska $1,000
G~t loul. IRON Mountain and southern ..... "a 900
B SCairO ~. IOut1 ofVoO
lG--hcnanlp1h Valley lblOOO
l7-~hcuauoah Valley bI,IOO
b Ia-Mwauker Lake shore and Western. $1,000
o. Minneapolis ami 81. LOus. 10000
october y, 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04

The following are the quotations for securities on
the Free Lstp;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
Banking 6ouses an6 Bankers.

JAMES NJ DRAKE & CO.,
~ BANKERS Established 1852
DREXEL BUILDING, No. 20 WALI-ST, N. Y
allowed deposits and bonds bought and
old for cash margin at the NewYork Stock Exchange
commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
Gin l)roperip manlso.

FACTORY WANTED.-Building 50x100, g
stories well lighted, with yard possession about
January; NewYork City preferred. Address FACTORY.
Post ONCE Box 4,055 ". Y. P.O
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Ciip propert1 Go let.

HANDSOMELY Furnished fOur-stOry Eng
ish ba sement lease hot water furnace
open hrepaces health cheerful and hOmeiko. Apply OF
the premises 81 East 3lst-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
Gltn Real Gsinlr for Sale.


ELEGANT city residence for sale cheap
n southeast entrance Central Park vaue $50 900
Address at once, M. EMORY. 2j Broad-st Room ~.
NOR SALE.-The attention of parties de-
Of securing geneel home IL called 20 he II brick
and stone houses and basement with high stOOps
situated 6thst between "a and dawes elevated ground
Hill The houses built IN the pest
possible and finished In every detail with all the
latest improvements Price from Sl,OJU to $4,000 For
particulars apply TO builder and owner. - . -
JOHN ID. CRIMMINS, l,037 3d-aye.
TOR SALE.-With immediate possession, tho
desirable hree-stOry English basement house, lt East
4Othst OF LeXingtOnave, and opposite tbs
Murray Hill Church; the house contains nno
rooms bathroom kitchen; size O5 l56XIA6 housen
fair condition and very desirable small family Apply
TO MARTIN KLENEN, % LibeTty-st
SOx1O0, NORTH SIDE ll4th-st., near 9th
- ave; price reasonable. rutland & WHITING, III
Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
REAL ESTATE.

NRw-YoRK. Thursday. Nov 8. 1881
The following sales were held at the Exchange
salesroom to-day:
By Richard v Rdrnet
plot n land containing about SO city lots Vest
cheste and l35ths g Pcn. $4,000
By John r. Boyd.
3.stOry brick dwelling with lot No S3l East oath
anderson - =. ' ~. ...........-..,.... 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04

The receipts of -four and gram at the princlpal
Atlantic ports this Sd day of November were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day.
Receipts. slip n'nJ%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-04
By Richard Y. Rarne,t.

RECORDED RzAL ssrtrs TRANSFER
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-06
BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES.

Yesterday the Board of Trustees met, pur
suant to adjournment, a full Board being
present Minutes of the last session wers
read and approved.
The report of John A. Cunningham, Chief
Engineer of the Water Works. for the past
week, was read and ordered or file.
Moathly reports from S. R. Caldwell. SUI
petintendent Of Cemeteries P. Brannigan,
Poundmasser Matt Karcher, Chief of
Police. and n. A. Kidder, Harbormester,
were read and ordered on file.
A petition, signed by property-owners on
Twentieth street, from z to I, asking thai it
be opened, was received and referred to 1fus-
tee Ryan.
A petition, signed by citizens theroabouts.
asking that both sides OF u, between Thir-
tenth and Eighteenth streets, be improved
by constructing sidewalks and crossings
was referred to the Street Commissioner.
George W. Hancock appeared in behalf Of
the State Agricultural Society aud asked that
the city water be furnished free to persons
occupying stalls at Agricultural Park wherein
to keep horses in training. Referred to the
Superintendent of the Water Works
Trustee Ryan reported that he had exam
med the premises on Third street, north of /,
and advised against ordering sidewalk, as it
would extend into the roadway and shut cut
travel by vehicles. Report adopted.
A communication was received from the
offering to put in their alarm boxes at con-
venient places about the city for police pur-
poses, at 81 80 per box, was referred to the
Superintendent of the Water Works.
After allowing the weekly bills the Board
adjourned.
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70 LOVERS OF ART !

We have all less experienced the difficulty Of
selecting SUITABLE HOLIDAY PRESENT; but the spirit
OF genius is forever active demand for the useful
suggestion Of the most cultivated taste is left unqualified
DECORATIVE ART was never so rich or varied, or null
orm now and have cued her choicest feats
from the treasures Europe and America To Lovers of
Art it will be interesting know that have hand
the following collection of and beautiful designs IN
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THE DAILY REGORD-UN
4p7aETIsrMzST nEsr.oS.

Metropolitan Theater-Prof will:o, illrsionist.
Court Capitol Entertainment
Lost-Black memorandum book
Lost-A notarial seal.
Yanted-aian and vie for farm.
For aale-Two good work mules.
Notice to creditors Estate Of NJ. 4. EulphreYille.
Sacramento Lodge, A. 0. Z. ". me is to night.
Rising star Rebekah Degree Lodge meets tonight.
Donations to Howard Benevolent Association.
a o. H-Funeral Of D. E. Woods.
Mrs. Griee-Rooms to rant
Business Advertisements,
Weiustoes & Lubin-shoes TO-DAY.
Edwin Meese & co-wines and liquors
The ofdce purchased by ). E. Dawson and {.
N. Thomas
Belle Conservatory Flowers fo- sale.
Kennedy Co.-New employ ncnt cfhce
RH Pettit-Clgar5 and tobacco
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How TO Get Sick.

Expose yourself day and night, eat too
much without exercise, work too hard with
out rest, doctor all the time, take all the vile
nostrums advertised, and then you will want
TO know
How TO GET WELL--Which is answered in
three words-talze Hop Bitters
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There remains to be done about we ok 3
work on the Burns slough canal
Geo. K. Rider has rendered his resignation
as local officer upon the Chinatown beat, and
meeting viii be held by the Board of Police
Commissioners at some time this week, when
it will be considered.
The fuueral of Daniel E. Woods will take
place at Woodland to-day. The members of
Division No. l, A. o. f., and sojourning
brothers, will meet at Pioneer Hall at 10
o'clock sharp this morning to escort the re-
mains to the depot,
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KID GLOVES, Kid Gloves, Kid Gloves
The following reductions have been made at
the closing sale at L. Bien's, Eighth and J:
Two-button, best quality. so cents: 3-button,
best quality. 70 cents /; 4-button, best quality,
81; 6-button, best quality, 81 %.