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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-25

ALENAEDBIA. Feb. A-Flour has lower tendency,
but prices unchanged Wheat lower, the receipts
are light aud small sales made to-day OF q no
IS ~ to quality. Corn quiet and easy with light 70.
cepts aud snles ut 750gsO No rye oats coming In
and quotations nominal. Country produce scarce
aud IN demand. and prices have considerably Nd,
vanced, everything In The shape of truck being
quickly taken, Bacon quiet and flrm,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-25

reader well as the members Of the legal profess
sion. Itstable Of contents includes "Tbe Respon-
sibility OF Guteau," by Charles f. Folsom, M. d. |,
Liability Of Subscribers rs Affected by Amend
ments to Charters Of Corporations" by W. H.whit.
takeri " Issues Involving the Fact ofInsanty--
Burden OF Proof" by Arthur q, sedgwick, and
"Can Damages for Causing Death be Recovered
Independent Of any siatute?' by Richard @. Me-
Murtre.
HaA's Journal NJ Health for February possesses
much that Is interesting to the general reader. as
we'll as that which will be Of value to the medical
man and the scientist, Among the articles which
may be especially referred to are: &C. Mad Dogs"
"Plants that Eat Animals" HYGIENE "How
People take Cold" and Consumption"
Literary Notes.
The Century Mdodsins will. in the next and sue
ceeding numbers, be largely occupied with the
Jewish question. In March, James Bryce, NJ p,
the historian, writes about Bcaconsfeld, and incl
dentally about the Jewsin general. In April, Miss
Lazarus will answer the question, "Was Lord
Benconsfeld n Representative JewT In the same
number, Madame Ragozn will describe tina pres.
ent situation in Russia from Russian point Of
view. A reply to Madame Ragozn, by Jewish
writer, will appear IN the May number, and other
papers will appear in which the relations between
the Imelites aud Christians in America will be
discussed.
Few readers ofillustrated papers appreciate tho
heavy expense attendant on really fine engrav-
ings. Some OF the best work OF this kind can be
seen In Our Continent The picture on the flrst
page Of the third number cost for the engraving
alone $50, while one will shortly appear in the
department of household decoration, in the same
paper, for which the ongraver is to receive 800,
and the designer also a large sum additional. Yet
we believe the publishers are justified in such ex-
pense by the appreciation Of the American public
for really first. class work.
Twenty years ago J. p. Mahafy. NJ. A.. was one
of the hardest hilters at cricket in Trinity Col
lego, Dublin. lie is to-day one Of the best living
authorities the literature and history of Greece.
His latest volume, now in the press Of Harper &
Brothers, treats Of 1.-THE Old Greek Education"
Professor MahaIy is splendid specimen of that
university training in which the physical educa-
ton goes hand in hand with the higher intellec-
tual cultivation and moral development
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-25
REAL ESTATE,

The OnIciai TPnnshcUsaa aA Recorded
Yesterday.
Mr., J, +. Olmstoad presents the following transao.
tOns Ia real estate In Tho District yesterday Rs re-
ported to him by the Recorder OF Deeds
CRY PROPERTY.
On Eighteenth elreeL between n and N streets
north sublOt 50 (2t by i2t feet square 100 George w
H. Swarlaplt 10 David King, Jr., ,000
On N street NORTH, near corner OF Twenty fourth
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The North American Retietp for March presents n
striking array of articles every one Of which NOS.
sesses the characteristics of contemporaneous In.
terest First we have a Contribution from Senate,
George +. Edmunds. on "The Conduct the Ciui.
teau Trial. Ex. Minister Edward Il Noves com
muucntes the results of his observations of noIit
ical affairs I'm France under tho titIe "Tbe PRO.
grcss of the French Republio" Tn "Trial nv Jurvr
Judge Edward A. Thomas describes The social con.
ditions under which our Jury system Ind its origin
and notes its defects I'm view of tho altered reIo
tons of modern life. Mr. John Fiske makcs an obls
and ingenious analysis of that great intellectual
movement the reformation, educing therefrom the
True Lesson OF Professionalism" In Law for the
Ildlans," the Rev. William Justin Harsha endeay-
ors TO demonstrate that the one rational and ef-
iectual cure for or Indian troubles Is to extend
the jurisdiction OF the civil and criminal courts
over all the social relations of the rcd man. Pro.
fessor A. b. Palmer writes on the "Fallacies OF
Homeopathy" Finally, the Hon. Neal Dow con.
tributes an article on The Results Of Prohibitory
Legislation" demonstrating the success of the
efforts to suppress the liquor traffic in Maine.
The March nu,ohcr Of Tho t,.l>.,. ,1,oo-,,. 4, A.,
hand and nresen,s a conIous array M i,,oras,,no
articles In Tho ,abe of contents are ~ no sonnd
among other paners "rbe Bioogists on Vivisac.
lion" Inv r. m Hinton, Morlavs Ij6a Of COR.
dem" by A. ] Balfour NJ p, ~The Retreat as III.
European Glaciers by Professor q DuCnur "wes,,
Minister ABBEY u poem, by Matthew Arnold: "a
Gondoliers Wedding" "a Bit of Loot;" "The
Seed Time of Health" by DIR. b. W. Richard.
son "Notc on the Character Of Mary Queen
Of Scots" by Algernon Charles Swinburne; "Pho.
tographic Chronicles from Childhood to Age" by
Francis Gallon; How Married Him." edited by
wilkle Collins; Jenncr and His Successors" by
eirJ Risdon Bennett NJ d.; " Finance West of the
Atlantic; +" Fashion aud Art or, Spots on the
suunower;" literary notices, foreign literary
notes, science aud art, ana miscellany Published
by y: h. Polton, % Bond street. New York
The United Stirice for March presents tbe ro,low.
ing interesting table of contents: "Tho Personne,
OF Our Ships Companies" by Lieutenant g O.
Todd, I. s. ~. Traditional lettings About the
British Army by Philip II. II. Salisbury, late
captain First Royal Cheshire Light Infantry:
"supersiitions aud Legends OF the Sea,
by Lieutenant i. S. Basset, IT, S. NJ;
lis Court. Martial n Criminal Court p
By Lieutenant Colonel f, NJ Anderson, U. S. A..
THE Drama of Charlotte Corday," by David Ora
liam Adee; "The Uniform Of tho Navy" "win.
ming His spurs,' chapter w.. by Captain Charles
Key, U. 5. A.; Tho Bermuda Floating Dry. Dock .
10y q. A. Nichols; "Ihe National Guard Bill in
Congress" by W. B. wetmore, Major Ninth n. G.
s., New York; Something OF the Navy Fifty Years
Ago" by f. Gordon The Adventures of Harry
Marline," chapters iy. and vi !" The Artillery Of
England by MAORI r. sawyer, u 8. A.
The centvg for March comes laden with highly
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51T0Tv wErEE BREAD
md benuti full Rolls md nsrmlLa will be IL

5HT0w w-IrIEE BREAD
and beautiful Rolls and Biscuits will be guaranteed II
you use
the celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour which
syas awarded the First Premium over all other com.
First Premium, In the shape of very handsome gold
medal ~ 1850 and 1881. Tho millers claim that ons
than any other -four in America. We would also ro-
snectfnlly mention the fact that Mrs s. p. Anderson,
OF this city received tho First Premium at out last
October Fair for the handsomest Rolls and Blscuita
on exhibition, aud they were made OF Ceres Flour,
ready established that Ceres i the best Minnesota
doubt that II has It's equal In the world.
STERLING'S SC. LOUIS FANCY,
one ofthe most beautiful Winter Patent Flour1
offered to the trade II Is by any other
lug housekeeper and satisfy the most iastldOua
epCure. -
nspendld Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the celc-
hrated Hungarian Process IL Is n very cheap and
bcAutni Pntent within the reach Of all classes and
we guarantee VIII give satisfaction TO every who
GOLDEN MILL,
me old reliable standby and tho Standard Family
called Patent nours. The millers or nlAnutciurers
Otlolden Hlll have spent about SlO.OD IN rcmodelnG
their mill, and have Introduced the so celebrated
only n magnificent Family Flour, but Il Is really y
patent flour with the great advantage that II be
bought for considerably less money than great many
tious rs Golden Hin. We defy competition 10 bring
forth any ii0ur superior to Ceres, sterling. Mnneola
any houaekeeper who tries them once will never use
anything else. For sale by all GrOcerg. Wholesale
Depot, corner First street aud indiana avenue
WIZ. VI. GAIT Il 90.
and Buckwheat. lao
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By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2i..-The specie shipments tomor-
row will probably be s75o,OOO in double eagles by
Brown Brothers, ss70IOOO In double eagles by Won
Holman Il Co., and S2DO0O) In silver by Seligman Il
Co. Money loaned during the greater part ofthe day
between per cent. per annum and l'52 per diem In
addition TO legal interest, but became easier toward
the close and loaned down to per cent closing at
the latter figure, Exchange was steady at Gis5ls
for long and 1895 04O for short sight, Governments
were strong aud 4 per cent higher for U.s. per cent
higher for as, and unchanged for extended and IS
State bonds were generally firm. Railroad bonds
were Irregular on IA moderate volume OF business.
Tho transactions aggregated 5lO0O shares including
Central Pacific, $500; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western 29,700 Denver and Rio Grande, "a 800 Erie,
$1,000 Kansas aud Texas, lhOOO Lake Shore, 50 500;
1900 Memphis and Charleston, $500; Missouri Pa
che, 2llOG northwestern, $500 New Jersey Central,
400 Pacific Mail, 5000 Reading, Gs0G g. Paul, 10000;
ST. Paul and Omaha, $500; Texas Pacific 22,gOO;
Union Pacific, 267OG Wabash Pacific l7,IOO; Western
Union, 46gOG Eastern Tennessee 1900; Rochester and
Pittsburg 5000 Houston and Texas, 400; Richmond
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A SURE means of becoming useful and popular,
In this section at least is to keep ST. Jacobs Oil on
matism or neuralgia, they use your remedy get
well praise YOU and buy some for futurense
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
Opening.
Closing.

Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market,
furnished by Cooke n Co.. IA. ave. and Fifteenth st.;
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FINANCIAL AND CoMDrERoIA1..

stock and Bond Quotaiions-New York
and baltimore Produce mArIE-ts.
The following report ofthe financial mark yester-
day together With the opening. highest lowest and
closing quotations, are furnished by house
OH d. Cooke, IT,, 81 Co., if2e street, Washington
ID. o.
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GOVERNMENT BoNps-CiOsING QUOTATIONS.
United States per cent eStended........ OOatllOl
United States per cent eNtendc SS0Dl02
United States as per cent reglstered.... ll3lspl3
United States a. per coupona...... UiaJii4s
United States per cent registered-,....- lis Ils1I
United States per cent. coupon ......- IFS lls1S
United states per cent. g. IFS lls5s
District OF Columbia 1901,
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bankers EXCHANGE
Threeday bs.-...- 1905 Sixtydhy bills...,, iS6,i
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sUB-TREAsUBY BALANCbS
Coin.-.. ssS427l 90 Currency .,... fi,65i, G02 90
Foreign Money Market.
LONDON, Feb 4.-United states bonds, Is, Ilgit;
Atlantic and Great Western nrss, tI do seconds l5
Erie 37; do seconds. 97 Illinois Central 1896 Penn
sylvania, dlss; Reading 2al,.
baltimore stock BOARD.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2i.-Virginla Os, consolidated, 90;
new iOtOs, aoh bid to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-09

aocsRecepts to-day $500 head total for n eo Ssad
thus far 81 40 head for same last week
Consigned through SO market oJened aeI gS LIGHT
dnll. sales Good 90 Choice Yorkers, 80 6gao veigbts
Workers So 25ds6 So; Good Butchers ana heoiuin
CmctGo Nov. s-HoGs-R Receipts. "a 900 head
900 head demand fair; uce- l5o lower dl ~ 9 Itght
mornipg Mixed 20 ass U.s. Heavy, 30 eOGs' wv '
81 25asi SIS, Skina 81 s 60 ,,..,. o 900 head
CATTTR Receipra 5000 shipments - essirr
market ia he, LITERALLY supplied with hlpphs s5as5 CO..
common 10 Fair 81 iOG - 80; Medium 10 md arm at
Choee 10 Extra sJ as Az Butchers actNe 5e eTans
so al StOcker- Feeders SOW al - OO - -" 49,
9 61G - 90 Americans 81 - as % - trerior
EHgeP-Recelpts head shipments, 20" hc 80 la.
g. E.,r -,ow a, 6UdS3 o.: Medium 90 Good - o'~@
Exn0rs dSA =. Choice at - 40 50 ,,s.t,,. o55
t,sr LIBERTY Penn. Nov s. - CAIIlI -, "a.
mar ct tan; prime s. IS Gs6 20; Fair to GOOD - '
Observation-Disclosures 1900 head; market fair PhaSe
a LnaS7 30. BaltimoTes. none selling, no denianu
81 al GrasseIs, s. aSt. - Dina q 80 u
a 10 All 10 food SO 75aS4 20, Common - sinents
~ Io,ls Nov s-HOGs-Receipts OV9 head 9PcrSers
ebO head market dull and lower; llght 20 nv ~ 80 q
S. 25 SO 3 49, Mixed Packing - % 20 49, "'"'' 49,
81 Butchers 10 Extra, S1dS1 80 .,. , sno head snip
CATTE-eceipts 400 head shipments 10 gnoi grades
ceeds supply; poor AIDES dun and "eaA ~ g.
sold ~ a. fexss Steers OF 10 $40 weght - ~ So
io trades 90 5d 4 az Native Cows anu ~ al 80 oOd
Htxsa lars of Common o. Fair Butchers stun 70 o. ~
DSWvVp Eere,nts Boz head; shipments o. "a Common
ket fairly active MuttOns fAhso Ai'
ID ~ N
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, .-,ce private terms an.

Refined Petroleum hence PESSeose .e sas sR
sss $1,000 DO OTiv''e HSs sTs cSRDENA
s & yHR Ss SsV tons str &C. per per bale
pxrRoLEu for sS S s,c VIA o phsaepna and
N.s,s I, oois oc. Naphtha sac Crude IN Seis s 9tG
e. , GSSS a i8 after selling Al 81 l5Hdsl ls
ssss continues very steady
nsTEet Tor cash lots and mode,ate$ sCHye gS
t,npSSl- SbIs ew Mess spot s22 s. go 80 g. oes
saI bseS as lover - i sT ~ ~ Se
naad very SOW and on teI 90 9 y. F Scs SIS sea
ss packet SIS soas7 City Extra India Mes IN an6 5Ss
- Is s.....cUT MEATS have moderate ing%, gs
iron me jehping Idade az Ioes sssSfi &c 0 d.
Msfum ice, rs boxes ~ Bellies ngevy , ~ vey Iii
@ DRESSED HOGS asd very arm % eS9 dib Ss Fave
demand CITY heavy 20 iSa M sippers prices al
vSel b lag c S TSsd later desre, oaened weak
sSS feii OF osiS w. per 100 70 neaE the ose sf loo cs
ton SCI howeye barely 81 dy sas re- ayT7ve1
rTste tSlms. 500 ties for export l2Aoc d.5o
TO- es !SS ,ss SS1s% nasy lls M closing
IA o s3Ic ssS R Iss sssr 7sar Il
eosns 80 SoS ~; So ss FEBRUARY iiSSiI &C.
s,osSs 500 zOiO tcs March lI.a2 40 Sos,ns
sssii$7 500 .os APr sSfi 20 s sosins
i4a1c $50 ties June sf ;,C c Ssa in mcder
demand sale: s 81 SG *. o. and and 0e al
steady but on Medium and owen ora ~ Ee'A western
"a dem I'd limited Creamery Elgin- - ~ o. "'
ne as c.: choice otA,t 81 20 a., Tubs PSI
staf Dairy AT Tubs c.; ,Ittr a az 81 parry 2id
Z e. Inn alton Creamery. o. C.; ing con
D. Fac, ory l60l.o-----Ch A-91- sI1t ne
1na. s,f ri,ss ~ IA OF % a,s1d M.
mo- euoisb changed LGGS IA $3.50 vsnis ~ soc
49, - i f2qc. Oauada. 2 a $50 -. ~, arr
RltE- Quiet steacy' unc D'
SEFIE-Otues Onchshgrc. ,,.ho,,ed Far 10 Good
YSNnt,-. All ioc test Centrifugal la ed
oYeI ard steady Cut Loaf ESQ. crushed ,ioyd a
o. aoic. t;ranulated 9aiec.i rs e-g ss.c
a. offecOners' So SC. staloaIu ycIow do
ma 40 S.qsJc; White Extra u "a - -
"a ~, . Yellow &C. " Yellow 80 &c ,o-c.
STA RINE-Frn and quiet tilm esc -" Oleomarrarine
st.a7ns. Ito. a.. p-.r,e fy,v sa.c sales g.. 900
TAlLO%-Qu.et and s'e '2yi I 'll'0 O''' w.
Z. so. CSasr. .., A. ,,lv sread~ urices.
40 - Twak.v NOyune &c. - pAgS dy % 513
ntgs Yol,Ir H7ton 9a+7c; Pkgs lm lll, - m -
pAs1 rsT n y ,c AZ pk IS 7 IA FIRED japan -lV@
BIc ga tkgs Iasaei 90 'D0l! &c % pigs Silly oo1S
i7q4sc.: ~ pigs India Tea y G"I 2c
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CHARMS W., n,.r,,, ,,o,
COMPANt.

Onice 2 Ter 49, \ h, foot OF COrtlandtst
copsignments Of reSRt forwarded directed any par
Of the world
UNkQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders for delivery Kinds oi freight and
chandlse any part Of the city.
sEAAND HAkBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR.
bOk LIGnIEIiAGE
Freight every description promptly ghered point
IN the hsrBor a reasonable rates
lEAMBOAIs BAhUEs AND GROVES TO CHAN.
TERROR EACC RSlON5
steamers JOnn IL stArin ana Erastus Corning NEW.
hAN ~, leave PleI le \. L. at9 daily. Isatar!AyS
"A rTn0PoLIs EXPRESS CO, between New.YoTx ana
New Care anu Ulspatch guaranteed.
FIelgut pOnts Oh X ". g fe5oN a. cE %''
OF ow. aven and points East az rIer Is 80, -.
NORrh sHOhk4 sfAtEN IsLAND.-Elcre MUGS TX
CEN IhAL oALPIAhD COnIiLnipaW, N J.-Dfy DC,Ai
Machine and BOer SnOps every thng appeFIanhs " 4'
eonstruc-lon ana repair OF vessels
nROY BOArS-CIrlZEN'S LlNE.-New
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave d1lly
tezcept Pier ~ North RIVER ioos Shn
topher cOunnctng morning u2hs Tor NORM ALL
West bnnasy steamer touches al Albany
flNhE, FUPULAh ohOnE LIN r.. ,, ,.
Il FOR PROVIDENCE BOSTON AND haSl'
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOI, -.
Three express trains daily Sundays eAoeP "
500 p parior cars attaehsdl ahu ~ ' "''"
pa-I9 M9IpD TICKETS TO BOSTON. ALL Rail, IS
NEWPORT express a. y. paror cars AsIAeheaJ' NJ
~ DFSCE special express at NJ tparlor cars at
taohedt arrives al Providence logo p N $500. ,
ekets and paror-car secured ~ flih Ayenue anu
uind,or Al ticket oicea and at Grand Conua Depot
l. ". FILKINs, General Passenger AseaN
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Low Middng ea,ci Good Ordinary, esc net receipts sit
balea gross Oa3 to France, Z0lO coast
wi 20 Us bales; sales 65OO bales; stock ~ 1863 bales
NoRFOtR, Nov. S-CottOp quieti Aidding lOleci net
receipts 444 bales 7l4i bales exports
2CS9 bales: Great Britain 7iO9 bales sales Sl0S Oaes
stock 81 .6f4 bales .,,,r, ,o,..
pm IpFLPnA NOv. e-CotOn steady; Middling. 1Oaci
ToW MiddlnR lOac; Ordinary. 92-c net receipts
277 bales gross II bales exports to Great Britain -
bales STOCK % 474 baleg 80.
SavANYAu Nov s-tOtto steady; Mnnnnr. ei'isci Low
Mddnr gs,sr: Ordinary. ssiec: net receipts o4Oo
baIes gross 4O5 bales; exports c0astwse. l3l Daes
t1 be C5ntipent bales; sales 5000 bales last even
inc ZOO bales; ll2GnS bales
81 Louis. s-Cotton easy; Mlddiing Pc In
,fidIlrg Oa.c. Good Ordinary Sc; net reccin- 1873
bae oross lis rales shipments 1921 bales; sales. SfB9
hales stock 2U.3q3 bales - -,
O. %. ~ ,1tScTo< Nov s-CO;tOn duh Mddng loc Low
Middnnr ss,ec Good Ordinary, slice net receipts l4L
vrss az bales exports 10 Great Britain, - bales
u o~a, - bales stock Il G13 bales.
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.orToN NARKEIs-BY TELEGRAPH

LrvrRPooL Nov -l2;So o n cotton Grm MllanpE
Upand. G'od DO Orleans 6Ad sae' 1000 bales uoing
bales including s.5JO baies American Fuurest ylands
Low n dunnS November delivery. cad also
s.. I'D do November and December delivery. 5ee4d
5s4s1d do December amt January delyoiy bs4d also
5e2std: DO February and March dewey Ted aso "a
Do March ana Apr deISefy G1a.a 90 pm ana Nay
June ana july delivery os4d DO July and August delivery
IiyKRPoOL Nov s-ISO D. m.-CottoD Futures Cplands
Low Addlng clause. November ana December delivery.
5e sd do February and March delivery, 1ss4d do March
LIvERPoOL Nov. $50 p. m.-COtton-+ SAFES
LIvERPooL Nov. 3-3OO p. -Cotton-Fu tures-Uplands
DO March ana Apri delivery Gd do May 1na delivery
6'd do June and July delivery 6N.di do July and August
LIvERrooi- Nov SIS 90 m.-cotton Futures, UPlands
yember December delivery. 6Sse4d do December and
January dsrey 5ed do J2huaIy and February deA'eI
and GpTi deliver 5sd DO April ina May dsi7sry Sd do
Aay and June delivery essd do June and July delivery
AUGUsrA nov. . Cotton quiet MiddDng CSC; Low
Mddhng 9Asg4c Good Ordinary net receipts La
SALuAoax Nov o:-CoIiGI quiet Middins. lOIe 10"
1.4l ales exports to Great Britain. = bales coastwise
sosToS SoS sCor1cB steady MidalnS io7sc. Low
Kidding. lOsc Coed Ordinary. y'sc: net receipts ~
bales gross 49 bales exports 10 Great Brii~h 1000
os4sLssTol Sow. s.-oOttOn steady; Mddnus loi.s
es S5s. SoH Sss ss Zoo zoo s Sss oe
CiscINhAu. 'ov s.-CottoL quiet siddlInE lOc' Low
hdGhng 49, Good Ordinary s,se reeets go Ss,e'
GALyEsTos. nov s-Cotton steady Middiing. s'sc;
1%s7 bls. gross oOO Saiss eTcrss To- Great Britain
3Go5 p..es e France 1907 bales oOastrioc, = bales
MEnrnl SoS s-co,toS steady AlooDg 9'.G; hS-
1926 gross S620balss shpmenIs 227I bales sales
1900 bales stock- 55.sS4 bAie.;
Middng 9lc.; Good Ordinary 9lsc. net receipts lS5S
Ssss a oss 500 bales eIgor,s ooastwi'e 267S bales
NEN.ok aASs Nov. S-cOrLOn steady Middling' ioc
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

TrvFppOOI Nov S-BacOn. Cumberland Cut, 6IL' short
nj a. Pork Prime Mess 1O3. do Western. 96. Lard,
prime western. ~. cheese American Ch@ce ~. Corn
md FOR Mixed old Turpelne Spirits 30 81. Provision
lard 80 per for American. Breadsiuns-Corn Nl02d
for Mixed Western S6d az Id peg ceuta Tor car
ifonia CLUB: 3lOd for Red Western Spring o5dasta
Winter
IInseed I'D per quarter Luseed OIL ~ pofdSzZ
per tun TallOW. Ga cWt Eehned Petroleum. ''Sa~
7asd. per gall % - IN ...,u.o. >o,
ASTyyRRP Nov S-Petroleum. 90 francs 90 centmes lot
Fine pale American paid aud 2O4 francs sellers Wilco1s
Lard. per 100 Kios q, $500.
aAyRR- Nov. S-NucOK's Lard closed ~ o. HASOo
,,,,t
BRFHR. Nov. s-Petroeum. = marks 10 pfennigs WIZ
CO.'S Tard closed at "a mark per 10 Nos.
IoyDoX Tov 80 D. ul.-sugar 81 d2N0d. per cwt ior
Centrifugal p0larzing 30 and II % H-LOu i0 NuN
MuscovadO Fair Refining anoat .. -,
The ectpts OF what liverpool Tor the past tht J'
we're 100 900 cenas inc udng % 900 con;as American
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Citp RcIl gstIte tor Sale.

4 PLOT of nearly 500 bulkheaded water
~ front lots in Nav York Harbor. for sale bargain
x. a. YOUNG, Engineer, &c, 20 EXchange-piaco'
BUSINESS property for investment in First,
- Third and Fourteenth Wards. paying to per cent
net JOHN X. PLATr, 2Oj Broadway
EOR SALE-Or would exchange for larger
L house. No. 2is East lstst. story brownstone
rutland q WHITING, No . Beokmanst
EOR SALE hree-stOry, high stOOU, base
ment houses 67th-st I'd and ID ayes ready for occu
panCy $4,000 in $50 10. Apply 10 join d. CI.IMAL'o
l.057 dave. or 2ls East 6Sthst
TOR SALE.-Full front dwellings on 18th,
18Th 18th Goth 2lst 23d 23d and 18th sts. west VI
4th-ave, also Irving Place price 100000 TO S0OuOl
Id. CARPENTER, SO East 2jdst, Y. N. o. A building.
TOR SALE.-Nos 100, 1872, 1874 122d-st.,
6th AMI 7th aves. Mount Morris Park three out OF
elegant brown stones ia by . lot lwlli
e1AIiaod. Inquire On premises. owner aud oai de-
BARTLETT SMITH
TOR SALE.-Three elegant 3-Story and DA-e-
brownstone houses. l7ty5L feeti lot 100 feet IL
inches fine location Plumbing perfect mo cabinet unsh
g. avs apprectt,d wIeu S-au 80. ~ 81 Ne't
l22d ST. Bth and 7thAyes Mount Norris Plrt In2r
nation premises. owner ani builder BAHILEll
SMITH
THREE full lots on the MOrningside Plateau.
l2l-tst Of tn Boulevard tho crest OF the h m
gouuI on splendid view o. the surrounding
country the highest ground west OF Central PARK VIII
rc sod cheap an Apply 10 owner " NJ h-'
NINGS DEMORE,T. IS East l4th-st.. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-09
5te1 uoJdts IrJ 3yilrJIJ5.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Via Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington

On and after MAY ~ the uavni rent Passover Trains
leave Pennsy vania railroad Depot foot Of COrtand-s-
dnG DGsOiJsse ,-sL, ,)lJRS
except 5Ililys )IrlD- car lttachet arrives
ngcn $40 .. 10. Night leaves W4shinEt)n az ~
Ialy Sleepsrs aud dAy through 70 ClnclhhA
audCllclKo <.,
clnuau $50 chicago $50 aud - Louis sou a u
sIeepers and coaches though 20 Cnclnna1
III. Louis aHt Chicago 80. ~
I2ocOck ui gnl tally Washln StOn S,3Jl Day
Express caves Washington at 1919 N daily sleeperS
AMI a. az coaches through 10 -ilclnlAJl
arrive from the West 600 $50 D. m and 1000 D.
Tickets sleeping OertAs secured and Gag gage cAel
for and checked 10 destination at CODQInya once 30 04o
Broadway and ali offices OF the pennsylvania har0@d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-09
CORPORATION Notlees.


NOTICE.-Proposals for estimates for dredg.
~ ing the foot OF West 44h st., n r. Will be received
Department OF Docks, ~ and ll9 Duanest unh
Tuesday November IL. 1882, At ~ O'Clock m For iuI IN
formation the City Record copies Tor SAFE at NO %NiV