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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-12-06

The New York Sun of Tuesday morn
ing revives the familiar story of the al
legged abduction, fifty years ago, of Will
liam Morgan by Frremasons. The arii
Gle was written by Thurlow Weed, who
was prominent in the Anti Masonic party,
and who never doubted TO the day of his
death that Morgan had been murdered by
Nasons for revealing their secrets. Mr..
Weeds main authority was the statement
of one john Whitney. who died fifteen
years aga, and WIN tnld Mr. Weed that
| he WAS 0Be Ut the party af Freemasons
who had drowned Morgan in the Niagara
river.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-10-14

to adjourn-and that would be adjourn
ment sine die. The government men,
bers were in CONSERVATION as the ora
tor delivered speech on the blessings
of vaccination, gave statistics on the
cost of fences in the United States,
passed an elaborate encOmium on the
superiority, for draught purposes. of
Devon cattle, to which class the de-
ceased domestic friend of the bereaved
widow belonged, and then began to de-
scribe the religious ceremonies in which
the sacred cow of Burmah takes part,
when the bell rang for vespers. A short
time more and the session would have
expired by law, and the government had
passed no Appropriation bill!
AT this critical juncture one of the
government members returned excited
ly from the premier's room, rushed to
the orators desk and exclaimed: I'm
the name of God, what ails you, Mitch
ell? What do you want?" and STILL"
said Sir Peter, finishing the sentence he
had on his lips, mot a cent has ever
been epaid for the widows cOwp The
member uttered vehement exclama-
tiOn about that animal, ard added, "Sir
John Mackenzie authorizes me to say
that he will pay for the cow If you'll let
this bill come to VOTE"
Sir Peter sat down, rather tired, and
the widow got her pay. The government
organs declared that the widows cow
had cost $4,000. Her champion is still
known in Canada as Bismarck Mitchell,
on account of his bOldness and shrewd-
ness in Outwitting cabinet and max
ing himself long the adviser IN chief of
vacillating governor.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-10-14
Attention Horse Owners

For five years put up and compound
ed all the medicines used by one Of the
best Horse Farriers and Veterinary
Surgeons in the United States. l now
propose to put up and keep on hand a
full line of the best Horse and Cattle
medicines ever offered for sale in this
county. I also contemplate keeping
all the leading Patent preparations in
the above kind. | will guarantee sat
isfactiOn to any person purchasing of
me. Call at the bowling Alley, opposite
Newton's Store, Cheboygan Mich.
JnO. W. LOucks
MGR.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-10-14
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY OCTOBER IA, 1882.
THE SONG OF THE WRECK.
CHARLES DICKENS.

The Wind blew high, the waters raved,
ship drove on the land,
A hundred human creatures saved
KneePd down upon the sand,
Threescore were diOwned, threescore were
Upon the black locks wild
And thus among them, left alone,
They found one helpless child.
Stood out f;Om all the rest
And gently laid the lonely head
Upon his honest breast.
And travelling DER the desert wide
1t was solemn joy
To see them, ever side by side,
The sailOc and the boy.
In famine, sickness, hunger, thirst
The two were still but One
Until the Strong man droOpd the first
And felt his labors done.
Then to a rusty friend he Spake:
,sAcrOss the desert wide,
o take this poor boy for my sakev'
Aud kissd the child and died.
Toiling along in weary plight
Through heavy jungle, mire,
These two came later every night
To warm them at the fire,
Until the captain said one day,
so, seaman, good and kind,
To save thyself now come away
And leave the boy behindv'
The child was slnmbering near the blaze,
so, captain, let him rest
Until it sinks, when Gods own ways
Shall teach us what is best!'
They watched the whitened, ashy heap,
Then touched the child in vain,
They did not leave him there asleep,
He never woke again.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-10-14
MALARIA :!
THE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN
To Destroy This Deadly Pest.

The most alarming fact in our sanitary con-
ditiOns is the prevalence Of MALARIAL POL
SON not only in marshy, lOw-lying districts,
but in the cities and upon elevated ground
where. a few years ago it was unheard of.
Frequently fatal disorders of the digestive
functions, wasted and enfeebled body and even
insanity are the dire effects of maarial poison
ing, the sure precursors Of death, il the poison
is not neutralized. The boatmen on the Del q
Hudson canal, as well as the inhabitants Of
the surrounding country, have been great suf-
ferers from MALARIA. Not until few years
past did they find a reliable remedy. Now
thousands testify that there is but one real and
speedy cure for malarial poisoning and that is
DIR. KENNEDY'S "FAVORITE REMEDY'
which by its action on the blood purifies ii,
and restores healthy tone to the entire system
AS preventive in localities where this dan
ger turks it is invaluable. The 'FAVORITE
REMEDY also cures the worst liver and kid
ney complaints, and all diseases caused by Wit
lated blood. For sale by all druggists, price 81
per bottle. 1t is an absolutely safe, purely
Vegetable remedy, the greatest Alternative med
icine in the world. Address the proprietor Dr.
David Kennedy, RondOut, NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-23

H..r here love, West Long Clear 1855. short
49, 9!5alOc-.... DRESSED HoGs-Suppnes are u
-essnr and prices lower demand onv moderate
- Seays q hxbt SAdsSc. Pigs, S@c lAhD-Mafket
s-y cash stock advanced about Ice per Two 70
loa eocd strong No, nber option has scarcely led
lsng arn later deliveries ned weaS and Tell on aOut
snnseuuently became stronger and advanced l10 2c
sferward uacted Toe, but Tao extreme close nme
r and leaving OF bnOvant ct 302ac above the current
es Of ast evening for cash lots moderate and an
reaSed sneruave bus reported saes $40 cs Prime
s,aar spot l7a6ll75c.: $3.50 tcs November, 81 -
III $40 coSng 1850; So o tc> December l011lo c.
LEASING c. 1850 seller year IOI1Re lc, closing
1ic S7sO January, lL1Z2 1880, closing 10 "o'i
fTsO les February 1917 A2alic, closing lie; 100 leg
March 1855 III 02Aac. closing ll02 c 30aO ties ApIl
i0eOd lO7 lqc closing llO7 2c 500 tes NAV iVs'G
flI2lc. closing H. &c. !, % tcs June ~ &c,
Sicsipg II l2Id1 5cs $50 ties 1ur. l1ln0 lae co
ii 10: city and moderately active safes ~
frs II 2Ac: Reaned in better demand saesEOJO -
unsut SOC s"ot ll.l5c. December ~ ~ ~ IN I'd
CHEESE EGGS have vared materially III pine @"-
6emana oserate. mainly Tor hne stock
RICE-Cuiet ana UNCHANGED
SEEDS Quiet and unchanged ,,-
sUGA duh weak and nominal al "a =.
Fair Good Refining sSssc tos co. test en- ad eas
sOOu bars Maceio sold At 6iIiec Refined Qulet ah1
Cut Loaf 90 Sc Crushed y21ssci P rie - y
9@c; Ganalsted. s7sdsc: cubes 80; hoSi' an;
SIC; Conecuoners' do Saso; standard do so gos0 -"
SS6 scs Yellow Z. 6sa PIKE. Yellow, 6osc ~.
sTFARINE-Quiet but held SON what sirOn9e: fIllhe
CIV ia Use sales. hhas OeomarsaIlne 9le"i"e'
iTzLLow-Dun and weak Prime City quoted at - 60o.
.af.s ssU ~ n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-23
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVE STOCK MARX ETS-BG IELEtk APH
BUFFALO. Nov ~ ATTLE-k Receipts to-day. 100 mead
toa ir TIE week thus far S5JD hoi lot same Ie t%S
week use heaG consigned through 30 cars market ner
but not QletaJy safes GOOD 10 hOlce steers - 80
Teo 10 fhr 20 Medium. 81 7nGT5 1 lie ans - Ud1f ~
1Aght Heltrs 81 % DS4 Nj cd Butchers - 1ude4
sAAF AND LAbiBs-ReceiVs TO-DAY, SZO" hedo Ntal 10Y
she week nus far head; for same time last wees
vUv neat consigned through u cars III iAl oehae Oul
az owe T. is FAIR 10 GOOD Nesten sheep - 80
-e hoice 10 Fancy. 81 f00-5i Common ,, - -, o.
hoGs-Recepts to-day, $500 head total for the weeS
thus fr $50 head FOR ume last week 23uOO head
So-.gIel through 40 duh weak And iO"eI ttes Coca
NAOte fo..efs So 0d$0 10 few sold ry IN tle IA AZ
o. ears remain upsold
CHICAGO Nov. Z1-Hoas-R Receipts ~ 900 head: shipments
19oy Eeae market i've Il adecnne OF &c licu
g. 80 NV 'N' ~
CATTLE Receipts, $500 headi shipments, $500 head
Ia 81 noJei stey actiye shipping Toe lower OoOe 10
$3.50 - IS.
saEEr-ReceptS $500 heaa shipments 600 head market
M ~ % ana rlees hfm Common TO tair ~ a ~ Neo
~ 20 DVN - 10 ns4 70. Choice 10 E1ti4 - 80 no
EAsi LBEsrr, Penn, Nov. % - CATTLE - Receipts. 599
~ srset STOW Prime 80 20 So Good, s5Gs5 3D. Common
70 AR. - 5O0S4 80.
ti@s - <TsO 90 BaiumOres none selns best Workers
% l9 go p; Common, So ass 10. $500
2hLEf-I.ecelpts market Primo, 81
" 10 Pair 70 Good. $4uS4 25i Common, s. o. - bL
eI LOUIE, NOV 22~-CATrLE-ReceiPto ZOO head snip.
enta 90 good demand al strong prices NON Al classes OF
eyers Light Native shipping Steers - 1880 Hesy 90
t39$3 TO- Ch0ics Native Butchers steers, 80 90
p 90 Good Choice Hoiicrs - 9O1ot common
e sOaS 25 Wesfera Habreods - 25GS5 Good To Choice
Iexans - 50 3D. GommoD TO Eai 80 - 'o ooeAos
sHxEP- secsipts goo heat shipments 400 head market
ss1y Good Fancy Native Mutons - oO1s4 oO Texans
NTbaSa IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-23
financial.
1IUNBUS. CHICAGO AND INDIANA

u CENTRAL HALLWAY COMPANY. ,,
pIfTChASING CJMMITIELb MOL Ch-. -.
ho REORGANIZATION agreement Of this company W.. 49,
asssnted 10 by hoer- OF moro than nine "a
scpda,s F3rat Mortgage Bonds and seven-eighthh vi ~
classes Of is bonded many persons ~
scfies VINO bays hitherto failed To subst riDe rom IA VI
causes. having equesled uit l ne age
uny Abould ia given 10 them their assent 10 te
n.nt ths prcb.snr ounitfee resolved win no con
majority Of the present subscribers 10 ie0PeN NV
agreement for further signature. ,.,v ,hera
signatures reorganization agreement Va a. The
fore he received from the bOndhOders and stOekhoaes
ONCE Of j. Kennedy co, No 63 WiiiinsL ~, Com,
Osborn 4 OF The mon IN
pany 73 broadway, York. from NoNchlDei uA"
November 90 1857. al D.. s.,,uor-
at Office Of the Union Trust Company, NO 10 hio"'""
Now York ......,os,, "a
Sorce VIII hereafter payment OF assessments
unon income BOnGh and STOCK viii be required
kcy.YOrk, Nov. ). 1882.
WILLIAM /. SCOTT, } ,..
JOHN =. KENNEDY Purchasing CctnhItIee
CHARLES J. OSBOAN,)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-23
STATE OF TRADE.

BAIrs0RH Nov a. -CottoT steady Middings lOase;
Flour iowarn strs~s and Western SuDernno - 20
SS5 70 Extra A. OF Family. - 10 6s0 70;
Sty Mills 81 80 sA 90 40 Extra - 2oGsO 50 90
no Brands. ~ 10 u.s. 10 Patspscc Family 50 20
Mheat-Souhern Red 81 O3aSl or do amber. 81 Os %
" IA NO. 1 Maryland 81 OBh: NO 2 Western Winter
He'd IO5 November 81 % 81 OBS CornSOUtheTn
White. Toe; Yellow sci western Mixed. spot 81 o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-23
Buslrs5s Chances.

NOR SALE.-Ihe business OF n shirt factory
opposite D. s. POughkeepsie with OTTO ga englne
Davis sewing machines and uHiufes Apply 10 J - fth'
RS -J3 Main-5tr tOuEhAeepale, y. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-23
STEAMBOATS, ans Railroads..

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LlNE.-
"A DREW ST JOHN leave Pier 81. North IdYeI, sos
OF Canal-st every WEEK DAY at p connecting :.
Albany SUNDAY morning excepted with trains No''"' "'
and East StaterOoms warmed. mn 49,. - IN
Excursion Albany and return good ~ gay ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-23
Doar0 an0 Rooms

East Sac.
1 PRIVATE FAMILY at 316 East 41st-st,
a can aesomn ID te few rGl,og' T s5g5
TRUNKS removed. - cents apiece
y. CROWfss EXPRESS COMPANY. ~ W-s' 5oth-str
10 west 5dtn-st and 2 Last l4th.5t
4 GERMAN FAMILY Offer handsome rooms
y win frst-e!ass in desirable location No 100
East 6Itl-st
EXTRA large furnished rooms, with first
l. class board East 2-thst ner Madison square and
elevated station
FURNISHED ROOMS-E egant sunny, out
i side rooms en- suite ,or the winter 20 3 jthaye
T1IRSV-CLAS9 accommo jatons tor families
L and aeu e1ne VanderDt lie yngJon ave and I'd
st. Nc" "'l'' 49, CHARLES LELAN D Manager
GOOD BOARD can be at IS East 23d-st.;
II meals .eevci outside DCFFiN * Sun caterers
VERY u.oasapt rooms, with or without board,
10 families gentlemen. Was duston place. near
Broadway.
%TU- AVE. 307.-Elcgdut aDartments; par
- lor door. with private table References
slO GRAMERCY PARK-S6 IRVING
and sin .e ,oom. vita water and bath break
fast n desired reiorence.
ItI MADI>ON-AVE.-De Desirable suites. con-
tlnn from two 90 i've rooms private tables and
special sr, on or board excellence A.so upper
rooms gent elen gaze n-es. -------
0uO EAST 33D-or., second house from
ZtEt 81 ave one block from / station and 4tage cars
uauGsone.y furnished rooms ID lei a. ieio'Oo prices on
suite OF s.uele 1T ana cold water and paN,.ys
y IA- - ll-~ l. 90 uii4llNoliitiy
= - furnished gas bath and Dire for ono or
Two gentlemen
West Side.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT
\ EooI With senrou ta0 agt Az Aos erTea,e &
chan EEL
ICNTRAL. convenient and very desirable
fur ,ho room. q Wet 3it1 t.. e-nt oco.s "ts OF
bth-aye. with or without board 4e'tIeh,e required.
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms to let, W. tn
H o. without board references required 30 west
5zd-st.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET 70
single double from - 90 10 St. N an Ameri
can family 81 cot 4cth-'I
DER yOXS IN Ill HEALTH can have SUI
| ro,r care anil accommodI ti0a in private family. Ad
dress "a III II. tribune Op,o"A once Los bio"1"Ay
TWO or three LARGE. pleasant and comfort
ably furnished rooms 10 let ether 'nty or togeihef'
with 700. substantial board heat g Lat, &C. most con
ven.ent lot.iion In CITY. ~ West I'd 81
-TH-AYE.. I6l.-Thrce entire floors, eighty
- feet deep holdings Handsomely iunised
will be rented goshen on suite; 81 co-VenoAces.
nFH Handsomely -iurnished room,
- with without BOARD. terms moderate N private Ian
ny. 81 Moitou-sL
IlTH-ST.. 2I5 WEST.-Yery desirable
rooms second and third door with board Tor list
esss partles
IN WEST 3lST-ST., near GRAND no
~ Handsomely furnished sec onu anu .ii uOoi'
excellent table and attendance Rooms for genteneh
nVST-ST., $50 WEST.-Eegantiy furnished
- parloT and second aoor 7 oht room aAHP' "
hot and cold water with OF without oVaiu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-23
CHICAGO AND NORrHWE5TERN nv.

q
CALIFOKNIA NEBRASKA UIAh and MONTANA.
49, reached direct fron CHICAGO va ols
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN R'v
trims from ono % I've trains d.Y oacl WAY between
CHICAGO al prominent western oo.l-A IL ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS we'' o' IN
caeo. PULLMAN >LEEPElt5 run on all oils through
ana ui.bt Trains For rls OF l.s and other Iniorl,lJh
apply b. letcr OIL o'f''l % 4A' c'A''A p 80
General Eastern Agent No. AIS BROADWAY, Neg.York.
ERIE RAILWAY now known rs the NEW
~ lOlsn II ~ = ~ :, "A ~ VI met ienof
pa. m, iA,innad and Chicago Day Express DRIVING
room Coaches 10 Bu.5ao and suspension Bridge - a.,
al "a M CONNECTING With the Vest aud south.
west PulI-an's best Drawing room Sleeping coaches 10
Pc ~ Daily Pacific Express for the West sleeping
NT,I's 70. In|tnisi ant train Tor the Vest
I'd aud rssae 40, 800 800 1920 a. m Il
mdn-ht sundays, q, $50. 1920 a. Ii, 44o 81 p III
ra ,asa' s, 40. 80 $50 1920 y noon lao
n,dnisht sundays 8 . 80 1910 a u. i:l5. $50 - mid
Sewark aud Paterson via Newark. 64'. sac ll9o
nights oGy sundays s:lj a m 3lU. 6.3opm
sgier and o. IN Sor6 T sad Vs. $50 iUl5 a. NJ
i a, $50 p ~ and i aidnsnt
New1Gr. aud COZ nwal 100, a. $3.50, 43o ?. m. sun
Rondoat ami Einseon d. NJ, 3 o sunday s3oa m
s1nsays T. $50 lolo q ~, 80, p N. 80,
AliGoto ., % ., lO-G g NJ 500 40 I9 s p g
D 49,. iyaas connect Midland kaToaa AZ Main Sc
day2 $50 1910 a. N, ., $50 ana p and, ,o,-
Boat. leave sd 81 quarter Ot ana quarter AL No''
ii9m s 40 a. m, 10 M TO- IN and
sleeping 10 obtained aud drrs Tor Ae enc
aud P' t5 % o. o VS. s9ox y w. ~ wss5 ST. n y so
Boo.gn q at t9 l,,,i 9mga '5cs D'p'S
EIpess ira s tho West arrive New York at 1875
aud iT 10 e 4 ' ABBoTT Gent Ps.sr Agent NswYOrs
NOR rHElsN RAILROAD OF AEWJERSEI
~ Trains Tor Enewood Co'ter Pernoat and yec,
Z sou. ~ A. /, > l. 400, 80. A. $50 p. H. II md
Sanuot spring Valley aud Monsey T. 10 a. m. $50 p m
no y ABBOTT denr Passr Agent. Nsw.YOrk.
DONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Lan at
~ Cranstons West Point Cornwall Newou-g Marlboro,
Delaware ana stony Railroads city
kl aud Janes \" Baldwin leave Al from Harrison st.
y. H.. saturdays ~ p M
STARIN'S
- CITY. RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier Is y T. foot Of Cortanft- &c.
Consgnments Of freight directed to any part
OF the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOX DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery Of all kinds Of freight ana mer'
ehandise to any part Of the city. .,...
sEAAND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGB
Freight every description promptly sheieu W any punt
sTEAMBoXrs, IiARGEs AND GROVES To CHAR
tsaus. tSSn tx starin and Ersstus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier ls n. L., at p H. DAILY lsaturuSJs
MpT 0PoIIs EXPRESS CO.. between Newly DIRK and
frei t Tor points ON D. l. " X H. received at Pier 10
For New Haven and points zass ~ r ~ lo. Mia. for
Ten Cents Steamers from Iron Pier !, H. iOOt oil
"GIHttsSTa4L shIPYARD. Communipsw. n J.-pry Docks
Machine and shops everything appeTtaniag " h
construction and repair VI veSsels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-23
Dream Steamers.

vCUOR LINE [. s. Mail Steamers.
~ NEW.YORK and GLASGOW, via DERBY,
from Pier 20 North River, NeW-l ora
BOLIVIA Sov 20 8 a. NJ ETHIOPIA Dec: y p m.
DEVOSIA-. Dee. =. ii q. IN ClhCASSlA-Dee 10 ~ d. H.
Rates Of passage 10 o.-Do,-Dpcpv
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BE A. or Lon ji Ht.h r
second sOin $40 steorAse-OutwAd 80 ftop-ia, Soo
For boOks OK Tours IA soOtAnd rates pans &c. SPPv u"
HENDERSON BKOTuEisS, bowling GIeeh.
CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE. LANE ROUTE" -
from NEW York TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEkN
TOWN
FROM PIER No 80, NORTH RIVER
c.rAroSTI -. W ean sslay, Nov. 20. = n m.
sERVIA... " 'tilu1SAl re. % n
CEPHALDNIA. .:'s.'M ulho'"A3i wv -" " ia
cabin paAsage. $50. So and 800.
reerage tickets and FROM al parts on Europe az very low
rsts. Freight and passage once so boNlin 5oreen
' vERSON IL. BkOWA a CO.. Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-23
corroy NAnAEr,-BY TELEGRAPH

,vspp1C1 Nov % l2:&n D. stc1dv: MihIiog
Uusnds. "a: ioOTeaus G7Isd "a - 1000 baesnc
bai-s American. Fulu cs-t i4duds, Lo" y dCIng
clause November delivery. t55tc: do. November ana
December delivery 5otd: as0 5' 84d 10 Decem1eS ana
January 81 also 500 ld 10 January anu / ed
ruar delivery. boa yas4d. February and Maicn
delivery 3D. 5'e4d do March ana April delivery
5@.atG do ADu and Nav delivery Ols4d ALSO a % ID ny
ami June delivery 5-4d also b'Ad 0o une ana Juy ue
nycry. 6'..,d also. t'siL Futures sta'y
iIyKRPOOL EOv 2Z-l3D p m.--' DEMONSTRATING Up
lands MIDI lag Orleans 6asd tureS-U pands Low
NgdnW cau.c. November delivery. 6ij t'sll; 90
January and February delivery. 6,isai also J'a,d do
delivery. Cd. also. a5 40. do Aplf and
May delivery. 64d DO August ana September deitVery
Gz.td. Futures weaker.
IiyFKPOol Nov. 900 p. m.-COuon-IBe OF the
raw inciude0 So 10 nsieS AmercaL.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 22j 90 D. NJ otJon utuits' pahdS
Low Kidding June and July. Os4d; DO July ana
AUGUST doiit cry, o. A., also, os64u o.,
CHARLESTON nov 2-.-CottOD easy MldiIng, Toe
Low Mldding lO,c Good ordinary 9sc net receipts 43~b
baics: gross 1856 baes. s4es. 1000 Des ports 90
10 Fr.nce bales. wise stock. ILL . Oaies
GALVESTON. Nov. Cotton steady; Nlddhng l.c
Low Alddnng go; Good Ordinary 9lsc nee receipts
aSJ bales gross 5Soj bales exports 10 Nleai bltsn
ba ga France bdcs; tuh Continent tto
bae cOSstYIse bales, saeA 2CCOD4es: stocA. 9O14'
bales ~ -,
Mlddlng- 9Lci Ordinary. 9i4c- net receipts, 20!
lul UHlea exports COast"lse, Lao Ddts
sales. Lon hales stocs. 14-t Oaes ,,. ~
SEw-OE- v'-e sos. 22.-CotIon easier Middnng. &c;
bales cxuOIs to France. 45Z0, The con
lJl bacs cJastWl5e, 80 q Or AT Blliln
saes. 5000 bales last evening IOOO bales STOCK %uolO
SAvISyAu. Nov 22.-Couon firm: Mianune 9istocs Low
Niddlug. as-c: ordinary &C. receipts. 4eo1
bales. gross bales exports co&Stwise 344o baes
=" Sreaf Britain g. bales ~ Continent bales;
2.lOO bales: last evehng 300 bales STOCK lVo44
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-23
sltuaIlons Uanteo-- tcma!ca


GENTLEMEN'S apartments and offices
cleaned and ket in good order by neat eoored girl
A"'ifeSa Az VIE 4Ot fth-aye., one hisht up
HOUSEWORK.-Bv cir 10 do general
housework In priv ate family or boarding house Will
ing ana oOhsing Iefe enc. rs West 2sthst
| ADl'S-NAID.-By first-class French
- mn1 good dressmaker and haresser. and IL kind ana
ms best of references Call at BU2 CthaSe between
| AUNDRES>.-Bya steady, comnetent Young
- woman "ba SUI er0r family laundr either boa d
IT, mouse or private family good cit reference Gan ~
Hi Mill ., 80 West /. TIA st. cosn5r bthave
| AUNDRkSN COOK. &c.-By firstscass
th TOSS to go OUT - the dav do cooking OF house
oe'nei thoroughly efficient I'm every capacity best city
iei' Fence BOA West asth st room o.
NEW EPISCOPAL COOPERATIVE UNION.
rcass Protestant for all situations at their
new Fariors 81 Fast lZth st
NUKNk.-By a capable woman "a infant nurse
10 take care ~ a baby from nth understands bring
ne u w Dy the hOtt IA good would 90 short
CAl N nancy store BJ9 th-a,e between 5.d and 14hs
w AN IED-Bya waitress, VIII recommended,
gOOd ace for country: will do little aitng ntoes
say - an fants nurse. well reCOmmcndel over lOut
yel IN last cs will g. south any place Cali at or adj
diesaiboNdkAND >. l0l West 45thst
w TEDDY an elderly lady home in
" CONFEDERATION Of services and small remuneration $
epaule o akng desserts experimenting cOOklng OF "Ouu
az ere OF 20 lple Of children Address Mrs IRNINO T.
o. Station d.
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rrRoPEAN MARKErs.

IyyvRrooI. Nov 22.-Bacon Cumberland Cut 81. Short
f. l. So Pork PRIME Mess. lUlE do Western pa! Lard,
Pr,ueNVcsteru D I'd Lheese American Choco ONDd Corn
I'd for Mixed cd Turp"ntiAe spIts ~ FioYlsio1s
Lard 81 per American. Brea istuHs-tOtn s<l
f0r Old Mixed Western Sd G54d per cenia Tor al
ornia Club Bad lOd for Red Westn Spring oOdGo I'd
LONDON Nov. 22-spirits Turponune. $500 calcutta
Ilnsoed 4OHd per quarter. ltHSe0 Oh, 81 o9@[! 20
per tun. TaloW "a per cTt Refined Fuoieam- 'u'
sS1wHsP Nov 22-Petroleum. 10 francs 70 cenmcs Tor
Zine Pale American paid 90 francs 90 confines sellers
Wicoxs Lara l6S Dor 100 kIOs W.,
BETYEN Nov. 22-Petroeun. MARKS 20 pfenIgA WI
co.'s Lard closed at "a marks per 10 ElIos IN ..
HAvRR Nov. 29.-WucOr's Lard closed al o. Hsnc'
co centimes per % kloS
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DrC5smG I'M.

Erc5snlI M.
DRFCSNAKER.-Bv q fashionable dress
maker by The day month CUT ht and trim In the
latest s,c children costumes; good OPERATOR best O
reference. 20 " est sofa ST.
nRESSNAKER-By a frst-class dressmaker,
nv the day exuert cutter and litter best city rel
ereuce Address NJ Il, Uptown Tribune Omco, LIS
Broadway
DRFSSMAKER- BY a thoroughly eXDerI-
eured woman who frstca7s litter and designer,
wtbes few more engA gcmons The day o. week Is ~ a
good ma al rruoieng Address D. NJ, I'@3S BROADWAY
Tribune Uptown OHCe.
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Eelp Uanle>.

NVANTED.-A frst-class travelling salesman
W experienced In selling negs aud flannel shirts on the
road .d.ess Ia wiring only. +DBE IT n IA LIS q
co. AZ, aud I2g Broadwl ", New-York cry.
yH-ANIED.-By - leadiny pr pretary mcdi-
ne house hrs,-class adye Using manager Address
with references J. Al. g., =. o. Box l4OO, Ncw lOik
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LONDON WOOL SALE.

LONDON WOOL SALE&
Ioypos Nov 22-At the wool sales 20 CAV 500 haies
We disposed Of comprising Ne~-SOuth Maits
and Victorian There moderate spirit aud prices "eIe
unchanged
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Gteauboais ar6 Il i!roI0s.
DAKOTA,

DAKOTA
MINNESOTA and the NORTHWEST ST. PAUL MIN
NEAPOLIs auI all points Ia COLORADO, OREGON.
CALIFORNIA. NEBRAskA UIAh and MON IANA,
..er reached direct from CHICAGO Va ols