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DEFY GOUDS- ~
BAZAAR PATTERNS.

The acknowledged leaders
OF Fashion use only the Bazar
Patterns, Tor the following good
and sufficient reasons
lst. They are the newest
and most stylish.
I'd. Garments made from
these patterns are undoubtedly
the best-ftting.
Sd. They are the most sat-
isfactory to wear, saving by
their simple and complete in
structions, time and trouble in
fitting.
4th. Every Pattern is
guaranteed(and they are always
reliable.
The December Queen con-
tanning illustrations of the latest
patterns is now ready for dis
tribution.
Send for a Queen or cata-
logue.
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Jo.ie's Thanksgiving.

llefe was a very happy Thanksgiving at
ae home Of Mr. and Mrs. Miller of No. 319
aa fIiiy-sccoDd street, New York, and as
ae hitherto moderately furnished apart
aslh TfIe freshly FURNISHED up with the
sutton ol Two cesy arm-chairs, reporter
Inquired Of Mrs. Miller how she had been
Ms % make 20 many comfortable changes,
Sslca She replied at is all due TO our
s'.i il'e daughter, Josie she is a great
~ ana sol4ee To INC and her father, and
M4olsn only 10 years of age, has worked
Wy nara as seamstress, earning but a
ASea oI ptauee TO to help us pay the rent"
lives AFRAID" interrupted Mr.. Miller,
az .sa ,eai' tame to Lis eyes as he spoke,
II, g's 'le litle darling would oyerwork her
In ~ aHl encouraged her to save a few
S1sh llr 4 dark day. About the begin
.aY 1ly u November | was surprised when she
,.y NV 4s mat She had sent dollar by mail
a.. %A, a Baupllin, New Orleans, La, with
iS5 55lHc'ailon OF making large fortune.
.gl 10, approve of 1t at first, when she
NJ ~ ,le had done the same thing before,
sa,. ~ l,a implicit faith in The Louisiana
s4e Lottery Company. Imagine what
a. gT5.''-nlc a., disappointment we received on
mis- =, oh'ihler last, Wntn we were
a.T't, l,i1tI 'Aat ticket numbered 52,116, which
ar..a ag' was entitled TO one-Afth of tie
NRi1l Eni, Donation Of S15,O00."
,,,I. ~ Miss Josephine collect here share
TsIPuy saPl q1cried the reporter.
nm, Oa' yes indeed; Mr.. Dauphin paid over
TW. M "a press company $500 to the order
Eonas r,,s josephine Miller, and she got the
AolsI last week. {"
,.,taa %as !, Aae elatcd with her success 2" sug-
a, i4u IL ,l'IiG darling was so crazy with joy
mi Nh ~ a'hed her TO take a little vacation,b
M ,1s .as Oid gentleman smiled ,as he thanked
n d,lp.lr depyf.er for eongratulating him upon
'"'rd, beoaa5sr 6.
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AIell

and game OF all kinds go to McCaulley' Is
stall, King, above Second. t&f
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EarinerR AIarI,at

rrter '"E ot EDITOR OF THE GAzETTE:-The
bEcl u, y, 'ae article in this mornings Neps,
dCla Utgr Oi, 'eVeral nice little points In favor
aneiy. the market on King street,
klyeGsn rI,,ere ihere Is about 60 yards of space
Aponatr,l.l rll'll and Sixth streets, that is pub
aotinitorey, The occupying of which does
,ropsida.Ie with private interest; there u
Sltb IN iet'Dle ~ space between Eighth and
I'd shard .nc ,l rear of the Masonic Temple,
quare i Tenth, one side of the entire
Dec !, = public property. J.
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RAILRoAD1rrrs
PHILADELPHIA, Will r.; cygszssEr,ssc
bALTIhOkE RAILR0AD,

DALTihokE RAILR0AD.
OCTOBER, OH, 1882.
~, rams WIN leave Wilmington as follows for
~ ~ phla and intermediate stations-s Ks dn
rt, U,cV, a. M 2.N. 400, 7.3o, o.sh n. m.
inain"ielphia a n (Sxpregs Loo, 22I O. ~ I'm IL
y.ds 95S H.5S 4. IN. ". I6 5a s. IL a III II sS
New 11ork-2.0o, 2.29, 60, .sl ga. Ii.wa M
N ,t.' ,l'Sa' i'5@ 20, b.i7, 6Ss ~. p. ~.
io.VOh. m. 800 p. IN. '''' ''"
baltimore and Bay Llue-8. 81 n. m.
naitlinore and Warrington. ~. 4.5I. s.O5 ai7
pa,. ~ I.Oo LOO, 800 6.57, ll.ofp. M.
Daitifnore a. only-l.o5, 1000 a. m. u. rs and
1ralns for Delaware Division leave for;
Sem castle-d.oo, oloa. m. los, 800, e.2sp.m
l.u0, b,25 y. M. ''A' n III
pelmar and intermediate statIons-o.lo n. m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
~ ~ pha and Intermediate stations-s. 1oa m
-" M go, 7.30, 9.55, p. m. "''
finiIIssdelphia Y and New York., 90. 2.2sa. MAY
o'do, 1.1J .. m. ' V'''i
a. m. ll.0ip. N. ''O'' ''O"' VIZ
Baltimore-l.05 a. IN,
for further Information naasen1era ara r.
is.reu . 70 tne Time tables posted at the depot,
20 trains marked .hus: (s) are limited ox n,ass
upon which extra fare 10 charged - fsss
f,,,, r.; WOOD, General Passenger Art.
--a S..ao. y. fO6H, General Manager.
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j, Hpo6son'- ! Choice a propor one.

s'lneoo run n Hobson, a vell.known trnvellno
saAs ctd IN one IF tho largest whclesae houses
y the sl,ae M, eHis answered reporter: "Yes,
,Tfe dollarI vhonees are still open; it was a
Ss Sstg mad, and invested 1t In a Louisl-
SeN tcie lspn,tery ticket, and it drew me the
~ l9th. and ndpmhh,Ihe ,hI next drawing takes place
Lr adtlrssan ne same chances arc opon to
~ tut iefir.s n, A. Dauphin, New Orleans
"''' octoB,r =, se.s - on Memphis (TeuE.) ApG.
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Holiday Presents.

Ladies and children's furs, ladies fur col
lars, fur muillers, ladies, gents and boys seal
skin caps, smoking caps, ear mulis, hat
brushes, silk, alpaca and gingham um-
brellas and canes. Rumtord q Bro, 404
Market street.
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oung or old suffering from nervous or
physical debility or impotence should send
to Prof. Marston, los Fulton street, New
York, for complete treatise on lost man.
hood. Sent under cover, fsee. tts,w
The daily gazette., 1882-12-12
~H~%S
a Gard

TO all who are suffering from the errors Of in
decay, loss of manhood, etc.. will send a re-
cpe that will cure you, FREE or CHARGE.
THIS great remedy was discovered by mis-
sionary in South America. Send self-ad-
dressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH Il.
INMAN, Station ID, New York City tts-w
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A Valuable Holiday oTer.

You can get the Louisville Democrat for
1883 and l2 books, standard authors, each
bound in manila, post paid, for the small
sum of SO. Copy of paper and list of books
sent free. Books are finely printed. Ad-
dress, w. II. Munnell, Louisville, Ky.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-12
-.-a-

Sr, sa'arrh of the Bladder.
lly and Titiltation, Inflammation, all Kid
"RuchunoiSIr Iriiniary complaints, cured by
The daily gazette., 1882-12-12
Bird Mamma

keeps cansries in constant song and cures
diseases. Is cents at drug store. Bird
Food Co., Camden, N. J.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-12
Tint Husband OF hIlne
Enr EnnEIn IInI,

is three times the man he was before he be-
gan using "Wells' Health Rcnewer, 81
Druggists.
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u
car, a h 'e y.vatl cuta. i ROAD e7 ec ei 20 a'le
G,r.rt .ar 81. 5lt.---. TIA orsi, days D. lead
0 so- heIa or The cor r-oo. ding time last wees. Az
OOtl where the oc. .'Id-L tilit. uui ,' vs.
tt ctc aItos~r in yards only 80 loads Of Ca
itlosser pic ey I'D tls d4e common "A q lilm ,at,e
f5u.d tAa, to- Ie.A.rfa so would noi i-a riona
lIT aI'e .. ne ratcio,-nr sarig
ali te cattle SD however b.; u ocl',; tlly lIr
head iaor- ot tlv Goo4" iu ate wei er "a! %
ho sve,re vri yl, 1868 & aaa the ~ fy equal
~ N 10 FRI me Satiy- steers - 2c 10 tr.s- 4
=. To- an T. J5ss ia yaa. l- 10 g4r't OF o..d' o., a
purchased 7 FIr 10 Good -ia.r- ~ ' .t ID t -t
10 iay ro,o J...rA l,,ilau wii sell ot DO tle Ger
mani and FuInr~-ia aU'nt 4su Iul Ler- OF -, anu
fyr tis rir, en- iac.d1y vi4 LOCO 1--WE sheep to A A.
Munoe' ,.1., mes hahn. be.a broken on Nan
/ tucsc- ..., 49,,
o-ado 81 t an ss1ac o- Far rrm' Natvr SECS
sales 81 futh-s' osr N .efen-iein 2, N''S M ID
10 o, ll To- .lf II Ohio steers ll H. at 1lc
! % = p i'' ' ,,,
! 3 30 pr 10 b. .-..,, 40
A. = Nuaroo Tor 70 Missouri l-tee,s co4rsc ll2Z
lb lOt 4" l3 o1 la-- DID, AT :" o. > I4il'47 "'
J.nb for rf ~ oIorad0 -tsers 1905 10 al nc, -
! n les II per head. 90. 80
Tor IN Kahn il Keniacty terra I2jl n ni oac %
H. - d. i250 H. at Io' &C. and : per head IS do i4ls b.
! At a..
bqli' 'D 40. 81 ~ 1 M J % state Bulls $40 o.
-aes at Ierpy tify- tLo'uau I. nj yer lor GeagT
les. 1e, head q, no. 200 r. ~ l1. 10 m. d. III IS
qi.c oxen 10 b al be- les Il per head Bun 1850
r. at 20. live weight
III Sad.erG 90 lof j. Tracy 20 Indiana steers isl 1
steers .2i9 10. e. ioS s. u, dc. 1850 n at Io'ac
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1882

Hlenbeek & Davis sold OF state Ewes 90 n, st4tcI
al Ssns % az s6fsP leS & 80 d. a9sd LAMBS a. 90
So 81 e Tos Dewey sold 81 state sheep % at go
lV5 90 ~ % a. g. 90 d. u p, at 50 81 y 80 -
at 5a,o ~
Judd buckingham sold, 10 Pennsylvania Ewes 80 p,
at t 80 Pennsylva4a sheep Il ~ at a. 5s M DO 10 b
o. 30 % state Do 93 D. at $40 So 90 90 10 az 4ac 10
SAL lambs IA a. chc 1872 DO 90 ID, at &C. 90 Pennsyi
y Pldcoek sold ITO Illinois Sheep 90 n at 47sc l7s
90 lU 10 OF 2c 20 Pennsylvania do 81 70. at 4c 80 Penn
~ sadIer Co sold 81 Indiana sheep 100 a. at 5c 50
HoGS-Heceipts were Al cars of 54oo head-2l at
G SOY wy anl cars a. 4Othst Total for SIX days 2ba93
Trade vas slow at steady prices. Good to Prime Live Hogs
so Oete$ ~ per l0OlD Country Dressed unchanged
SALE IS, s NTH REID aod II Ohio Hogs l72 az 81 Oe
at 81 los ~ do ll2 h. at 81 IS % Pigs los
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH
BuFgALo Nov. l0CArrLE Receipts to-day. 100 head
toa for The week thus far 500 head; for time last
and ae 1 ss F % ta9usP 20 cat e aIsSel
= 4oa$o 40. Light Missouri steers 80 7OGs3 IS.
sIHkP AND LAMDs-EeceVts today, 40Op head total FOR
he week thus far head, for same time week.
5000 head consigned through "a quiet hanged
& 81 49, fsPar - s g. cRSas a
lambs, a+5 u.s. Canada Lambs - 20 - -.
thus lar head for last week "a s3j hoad
ca 5Gls9 los cars hm AMI unch99se4 sale:
20 s9ees9 9G Good Medium Weights, SO sJas7 lu Pigs.
CHICAGO Nov. lO-HoGs-Receipts 30 shipments,
3uO. nea1 market slow rough grades weak but general
{, O9 Light 50 2'dso Is. skins % Boa 5 -
NIL Receipts. 1000 head; shipments 400 head,
qlaJ IAN market fairy active and steady Exports 80 o
81 10 Good 10 Chocc shipping - 20 s. 9Oi Common 10
nam ~ % 5i3eI buieners daSgng a. iVG ION
c. -i s. % asa 80; Texans - 7Oas4 40 Amea
sHEEP-Reccpts, 1000 heaa shipments LOO head; dul
e ~ SuatIl poor Good 70 6hoce - 20 -. Me9Hjn
55oo9''' common to Fair 81 SOe7' 90 Texans y 90
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COTTON uARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LvrRoo Soy To- 4 e. P 2 9.cs 5oo % ,aouans
6l0 hale. for a1ccu.aon and export hccelpIs t;a'
9-lgs' 1a,1 IS cause November delivery ja-4d: do
November aud December delivery 1 0 sr and F-brnary
~e,tve- B3s,,G alaO 5aas4i 10 frDiu"l} az" a. s,
49, 90 - do March April deli ei' "-4a a 30
delivery SAD 80. June ana Ivy .eriG'y' Vo'- w
40 v5S , Sov II-o ?. m.-Ccuon-Ine safes OF the
daY inciaal Toy 90 D. Cotton uturesU rlands
Low laT every % al. do February and March deny
s, js.d 40 March sua Apri. 1e lyr, 81 do
iy and INV delivery G7all utures closed STEADY ~ T.,
IA ,srgps ma Noylp.-Tle make ID, atIs ana ,,
orit So inca. reed. Cold End 7hi I5 .. ,r
s , 81: ~ lncl 10 r tS Fam second dual.
ny NovlOCotfon-The sales OF The wees wee
American a. 100 balrs speculaors toSA n.y.
bal-si exporters ook tt srtal xports $500
ses tots pts 7tOoo eales amer, a ig7 900
Saioun, Cotton ahoAL 2'ioOo o4"'' A1''' ---
b1 ss.pLEsrox Nov lO-CouOn steadT Nddng ~ 20
eeipA g' bales coaswso, 4.7ol bales Saiea 800
oas' .. S5 20 b5 S JoS,1 1s'
e1 bales coaswse 282 bales salrs L94o 6aes' ess,
iSs SaIe. gross s5s bales exports to the tonnga
4.Yoo be- 10 france bales, cOast~ise AS O-4''
sas 2Sog s1'f receipts SsN 45 bales gross a3te bae'
export, to Great B-3 oS Sol. ' coast wise 6isG bales
SsWoT U.s. Noy locoton oa'y gi M d5sps ii
80 frlss rs 1at bales, exports 90 ran, In nod No.
I.,. 200 b. e.. sales 5000 bales sleA loi,y' 800
DWerSiy-SeI receipts 65.ol7 bae7 Fro,s i-i SsI.s
,rte 10 Gfrat Britain. p 2-S Dulles 10 Iais,- ~
| ~, Continent 1870 balrs, coast"lso U.s. ''' ~
| as - bales. -- -,..ar. ~,ac,na qls, a. Low
,f1nr - ~ tsooI UriInAry si'toe DEL to,eips
au-4'- ,e- bae4 exports coastwi,e, bpfa bAc +,
~, ian naIrs. tie Continent ,,on1itsg' ~
| n, o.. f,-t evening ualcs stOcN ~ afo naeH
~ rsc.ipts 40 iO7 bales gross, lDtC' DAes
.,,,trt- TO France 400 balca u the '
-. Use - l6O bales. saea. 10. tOO DAios
| COTTON RECEIPTs.
,, >,osu yov io-rhs following the total net re
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sesdg g'nl NOR. ~ 81 aesfopviue Y r l6l9 IL
'eS,sb Valley 64s 90 pS,lsa na Erfe 81 2lia
$3.50 55 OO'< w. -
FprpAY. Nov. e--P. ".

FRIDAY, Nov. %. ".
,,.,r..s nons IN stocks to-day QoHOOo
IL. a,,o,,rtod only to little more thah Two
nSro'' -. ao,a Yesterday. Yet the speculation
hIus =, lo1 noipt, that were none the less in
p-oa! =, the op,ning the dealings were
efes'''7- h. a se,ninr s..adiness. if not by
"edonce in much higher figures. As YESTERDAY
- chore was made a special feature ana inc
.'"No % ,ts r,arinnlation had not little 20 oo
- .ho later development Of feverishnesS anu
..viotv which prevailed in the whole m''N'V 60
a. f;,s4 bour of business. Lake Shote s''oN
ICING closed at 113l20113's' tins moIn'iT ~
e. cole was at 1875 which was suceeeoeN - -
,o,or,ed transactions. AMI rapid adVan0' 90
,nd then. after reaction to LAP
'oonad stock was called in and It's denver "
..o,ded uuder penalty of buying IN u1u'i
.lor IN case of failure TO dehveri Ihe I@' iO -:
4 ,be stock was advanced TO LILO OF POI ''"Y
-, ,,orlet. and some exceptional loans were
no - "a 10 Of l per cent. Yet. notwltn-
ts,ding IN, methods employed. 1t Is cu'l ,u.
- +hot within fifteen minutes of the time 'I'o
too,, vas active and excited at llo'4 ~
a. ,ooolitv in the board-room where the s''OA
go, IN, vas Guarded only by two members
-, ...d two other members leaning "N~
bo were engaged IN
u' lilo, The fact indicates d"
'he l''' - any general interest IN 'n0
So oter the stock with small tran'1c uG ;.s
$50 down 70 1149 but just before the Cl's' 40
'Ii,'oL req,ored to 1853 ll5is Taxing lne
piI.p a., whole it was feyersh and un'e,.'"
@ w. tot de.nito the efforts of some Of the leaqne
SUI n-Y 70 hold the market steadier' without Ouy
800 atocl however. During the last hi'oen mn mn.
ny, there was sharp rally in prices ,oU Uer
6o.,osing figures generally are matera"y lo"0i
30, they were last evening.
'' c.oarnynent bonds were dull and were l9'uiy
o.dy after decline Of Is per cent IN tine DuS ~,
- and 4s. Since Wednesday there nave Oo'n
elotinr rumors Of large private sale o. . az ra
,,,re .on,e . per cent below the market price
49, the ru.nor assumed definite shape 10
49, effect that the amount OF the sHio
sio 600 600. and the price 117l9 dllisou.
,,o.fi,tion of the natter fails to discover u"To
81 onv snch transaction, ana it hardly Is poS'lois
49, any NEGOTIATIONS of the magnitude
ooId he made without leaving tran Dehlnu 'ii'-
prohablv the story is for effect upon poftiou y,
.to stoct snecnIatsn. The closing quotations "'0
as follows:
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CENTS Cotton a. the below mentioned port. since
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Nov lO-BacOn. Cumberland Cut es' short
RIB. 90. Pork Prime Mess. lO33 do Western, 80. Lard
Prime western. e2. Cheese American Choice. -. Sosh
ljd for Mixed Old. Turpeune Spirits 5000 PrOvislois
Lard 90 81 per cwt for American Broad5uns-Cotn SDa
for old Mixed Western. Wheat s6da Id per oeaa lot C9
iOna Club; sad Tod for eiiWesern Spring 4d@o "a
for Red Winter
LOsDOy nov. lO--Spirits Turpenune. 80 Cd CalcuIuA
Linseed, 4l0il3d psr quarter. Laseed on ~ pof~1
per Gun. TalloW Ga Refined Petroleum. lao
I'd per gall
ANTWERP Nov 1O-Peroleum. 20 francs % oentmes for
Fine Pale American paid and 204 francs sellers WIcOxs
Lard l63 francs per 100 kilOs
aAyRE. Nov. lO.-WnceI's Lara olosee 81 francs
50 kilos. -
raBRRMEN, Nov I0-Petroleum. marks 80 pfennigs VIII
CO.'S I'd closed at "a marks per 10 kos.
Nov lO2 .. m.-SuCar p d2f 3D.. per cwt Tor
Cu1a Centrifugal poarnng 90 2lOd02l0d for CUBA
MuscOvadO Fair Refining ahOat.
receipts Of wheat Liverpool fO the past three days
were 10000 centa including 80 900 centa American
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EUROPEAN F1xANcGAL MARKET

1oxpox Nov. 1O-l23o p M go westsin NIT mort.
,ees cerfacateA 80 a: do srcoI rennsvl yana
DO second ,ols p2 Illinois Ycrf 0ntaro and West
- o. lfHvausce sud ST Paul coln'n -,ca, ouote TIRES
'cx,,ox Nov IO-33u p m.-fAtlr - he account
~ 20 francs 50 cenume' lv r ,,oTd an 81 WI
pc oSBoy Nov 1880 pm.--baT S"''i ."
perounce - ~ am y n-ConsOis. 1n2l1a ior ~ q :
SIosS for tho account; L bonds " A. mort
ana ~ = Atlantic and Great eslsId = Enc.
per ceIIo, 49, 4ga4; do -ero1u g.
e. New ork Central 1851 limos CSr@ yort ontario
syIyania anfIsl 044; HEADING -''@ 0
a1u MOS Nov 100 =. m.-Parls acvce' account
1870 rortes al 80 francs 20 centlme' io t,,nos Tor
ppnd exshange on London at % francs q '''
cheeAT 1O-The statement OF the imleIla1 ,' "
cdr1o nv shows a.: increase in specie OF o'SOV'VV %
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STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MAHKErA


BALrINoES Nov lo.-Cottop quiet MiddnE,. lChoi
fop oo slead owsd street and Western snoeTGae s. 20
Siy Mills slosr - % 1t4 10: DO Extra - 25gs4 20 DO
Wheat-souhcu RED. Al 02asi % do. Amber s. 07s
81 49, No Maryland 81 O52 No. estern Winter
WnIte 5a76, DO yellow soc: Western Mixed spot 7I0
Western ne. 24Gg5c 90 Sllxoi i6a45. rennsyl7ania,
Pannsy,aas ana Maryand 54 ' 90 } asI 90 PrS9sioRs
Mes5 ~, fSiN 50 90 h2GdeI' u
i230i Clear Clear RIB sides l7c. Ham' l6 1875 Lard
er g SgaSe 0 Esr se ''g5 ls1g c
Coffee Rio cargoe, Ordinary 10 FAR q49c. suglr-A'
BUFFALO, nov lo-tioqr steady; ou9teo city GROUND
Amber $50 s., 80. B.taSs rom sl96essota
SLOWS j Rye Flour y 81 50 Grshamsj 5oes6; West
e mS SGou S 9gTi2TS e w T BassTs @
81 o. II rs - Ior No Hard bniut 81 ~ bal cash
the year 10 Red Michigan IN store 81 %: 40 Red
76c New nc oats quiei 40 2 Mixed Western nc
GsI 70 SHOWED State s5a55c 1woisowcd State
A. tcc EVo neglected COfnmcal quoled coarse, Il 40
81 per STE Enc 5J@s 55' Paept p ar o}
Fine, 81 ass. FINISHED s20Gsl. Freghts Nev York
~ T%~ Hsit G' Corn &c: oS's &c; CaI%l ifeSa.' 70
DC Lumber o New{ OK s. 81 70 Albany s. IS per 1000
CHICAGO. Noy. 10 Flour quiet common 20 Choice spring
e. Pste,f. "a tids4 V'iuier Wfeat- Itr ~ choice
90 - 5oG - 90 new s54s5 go Low Grades - 50dsS r.
Seinoer &c all the i ygs Ssg5e gJaSu'y
No. 2 Chicago spring. 0.1ag2c. cash. 5LG9l'sc 10.
IlgAiy o ga May 30 G2easo spiGs &C. Yaye a
9g D5SaGrt % &c Jrs44ry % &c -y tc' ea
SS7astc November 3d. bs &C. DeceInbel 33o,c. al the
year 50 ia332c January - Nc May Rejected 81 &c. I'VE
seed fi.hsr at 81 liss l5 Gooa 5rGssns on fr-cS
81 IN. Rejected ~ - Choice Iussan 81 So Butter
cnoce - &c Packing stock l lic Eggs steady 10 - .
e-'e Pos to"ei g. s-y Vy1S1y - IasH' ~
.,- H. r1,.,,sr-. ~
Noye lt ai6it DccaGer -1oJc
eoruay Egl-@,s .te'dy shogtdeIs - sno'5 - 20
liossA-. g. 1.Sloar qulct' Fanny; >, 45e5i 50 {
s1c sroJ :jr November. @5'1r December 80 ~ i me
ira SO Mzed. sisa3oe spot Sli1s. Noyemgi,sr;
oglt et 'G1'''',5.c Barley dui lztra NO. ; sprung.
e6ac ror@ qucu Ac' % ~ lata n1n al Al - -,
s-aly slouidirs ioac. crsr Iab l5c Clear 1850.
Hlns-ey 4rl' y - Bu.'er Eea"eg: 1Ao;es "g,,'1n
Hstda. s.aoIoc.. New-Or cans, Ia &C. Hogs 49,. Com
- o. a. 81, feeei6is head: sl.Inlals 3 m
hrueI 30 White elal o '' a. ,',,i 60 ~ IT, y.r
e''e-i re- 90, y .et ca.l a-S Sc " nJe &c.
Corn inn 10 White q 81 D Glow, eo'. "a nm i'
scept.-fiouT 1000 op-; Wheat, - 80 o.-ai con
Wl- i. 5s.a i3sh orn lni - t. aoa1.
rai,Atllrii. fioar ssaog ana oH-l W stem
g. - C1oice ~ j1. rea .yv.u.a DO FAM 81 vD
ohio DO do. Good aud Choice. - 3'4e5 ~; 90 'e ',o
80 Minnesota Patents Gop4 s. u l.yr t4ot q ~ - u
frim G,d $ so Sew. - Wheat urm; Loncbsrv led.
asl ~ NO j 1,ea J2ngAg , I tya aSSt
! ly.te' 800 80. d.. 3gc Provi. ol,8ecL Gear
CiJ7 Aoss. pet D9- a. 20 90 Pse-s,- % 5 .l.
DO No ;,s i3 o. Beer "a ans ms ~ Prime - 30
20 90 soo1 81, al, iYq si . So n v ait
II gel o. o.no~ee. 80 &C. 'A'"5a'' pa 5.c.
/ q ia
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GUNNY BAGGING-Cuiet. mt hanged.
HAY AND SIHAN-hay WAS mOle steady ana IlIlO'ca
demands epotJed straw unchanged lay a4eoluh "
Prime. 81 JOc -hppiug 81 OOc., Clover dfuc %,
Rye straw. OOc. short do. 4OGjOc. Oat @iIAh 9'U ~
HEMP. Gc-MsAlIa Hemp que. but steady a. - 20 la
cyclone anita caused an advance u London Dul
did effect the The demand being hg4i owing
the duness Of the BOZ -ls4 soid AZ &c
Jue Butts selling fairy Ia small lots lJOJ baes So At
1917 c, closing al 2L2. ba- ng grade quoted ~ H-t'
HIDES nrm and stead cHrnt - daly iep"ttu
HOPoAlthOugh trade quiet there was no ce "a
Of the late buOyanoy Holders have Few
lots One those hoid above brewers views
interest New state quoted here II o. al although he
The country 81 2ldSl
ton. Old state 9jc. 81 10. astern 15o dal 10.
LEAIHEh-The market Is quietoT TOR Doth HemlOck sole
Tanned. but the stocks not huldensOme
prices remain steady. Receipts Of the week 800 sides
aud 81 Exports IL UU5 Sides viz $3.50 10 Eng
land the Continent aad 70 " various destinations
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT,
prpr.r Won Tgg COLLECTION or TAXES !
No. 81 CHAMBEEs SIkLEi, -
- NfnnE \Oy J. lSSS.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. ,.-o o,,,,,as 70
Office Is hsHeby given all persons VINO nav ~
pay lss 10 the 80 s ce before
ih1t unless ne same 4ha paid Liza ~ ms uVo v
the first day next per cen, VIZ e th "a ne
~ taxes remaining unpaid that day, ana I, r@t
shall be paid 10 him before tne nist nal On b ~
he charged collected upon ~
irot On maj day the rate OF seNel peg cent pol
auuum Culated linM Seu. yy.rs teiysred 10
the Receiver Oi Faxes IT, o,c,oer n m Office hours
No money all DO rece4Foi a. ~ I,1.IN 1 MCMAHON,
from a. 70 : y. N. -A-'''' 49, I.eel,er of IlaNeA
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6ituallons Wanteo-- females.

At MAURICE LINDQUISTS SME apISdl
n FRaNCH GERMAN EhPLD6 STATION az ana par
- unnss A number OF professional C1ohN
WaraT Chamber, PatloT Maids, Walters koO'hSn
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Diui0er1 Monies.
CORPORATION Notlces.

NOTICE.-PrOposals for estimates for dredg,
y ing the foot OF West 4lhs, y r. will be received
y the Department OF Docks, IL AMI ll9 Duane 81 uh
tuesday November H. 1882 at Il O'Clock ~ foI ig tu
formation Tho City Record. copies ioi SAC a. NJ '
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ro,a.hran 4R1.78a 1917

The following shows the imports OF dry g2ors s,.
the nor OF New-Yorl for the week ending Nv a.
har 10 and since the beginning Of tha year. a.
oo,nsr.d with the corresponding periods OF pio-
NIOus years ,aao
tho week: l@Nl,o =, 6i,6 la 81 .7S5.l9l
thrown or narket~ l,Z2Le5l l'771'V9o
r SagS AZ the mort llosiAlfs Oo7sa9e3 is9I56
-tro,n on uisT.et.. lOT. O9O.823 lO2"-1.-'O
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r,sn 600 1000 l,oO' -
100000 100, sOI

Total husn.. -. 5Z,UUU oI''UUV -. ~
The following were the receipts ana I sn.p
end from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day
AIN iAV ,.,.,,,. shpnsuta
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rirsr. T.sseis mi RrHo1f&
Nrw-YoRK. Friday. Nov 10. 1852.
crNrP.1,NARKFT REPORT.

NEW-NORK. Irual, NOV To Io7-'
AsBEs-ouiet but steady Pots, 5isdj4ci Pearls oE'
obtrswAX-Al prices are Hn in view OF the small oher
,,@s Western. ~ a}Oc.. Southern. oOG54c.
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tNORnFATX LINE
LINE.

NOTICE" LAM ROUTE"
FROM NEWBORN 10 LIVERPOOL VIA QJklN5.
TOWN.
from PIER 80. ~ RITZ RIVER
SCYTTTT W edlesday, NOF. 10 , m
pDrfINrA " .UY =, $50 p "a.
CAT TO-. " elle-iAy Nov ~ u
Ga N'Ap'ief' 49, ~ f-'A-
CABIN "a 81 AM ~ -
tItstD ami from IL parts of Europe y VeY Nv
.,tas Fr.Ight aud passage Office 30 8O@ln sGreen.
'- VERNON l. BRO" y O. o., ASea.%
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC tONPAN 4.
N BETWEEN NETWORK AND llAt -
PerOf COMPANY No - Norm tYr i'D- 81 -i"I'L-
The passengers Dg tia. line AVOID b)ll trAlhg % IHSii
ralgavAni the d5cOn.0rL5 crossing us CAa11e. IA
small D)lL u ....- ..... ~ .. . .
~, - ftsL- Neduesdag. Ani. -H. t. n
LOUIS DE BEB4AN, NJ. ~ bowling Iroel