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GEO. ] HEATING
Kansas City, Special Partner,

els; wheat, ll0 COO 000 bushels; oats, 4i0wO,lO
bushels; barley. 45,tO0t0i bushels; rye, 20CCO,-
OCO bushels bnckwheat, Il, 00, 000 bushels.
In California more wheat Will he sown this
wear than ever before and the abundant rains
this fall give excellent promise, so that larger
yield than In ruy previous year is now looked
forward to with much confidence:
This year A, A. Thompson, OF Buena Vista,
Chckasaw comfy Mississippi, has made 22o
bushels of corn on three acres of land. $50
bushels on twenty-five acres and 3,13 bushels
on 1876 acres Forty-iou selected ears Of this
corn shelled out tfty'six pounds.
The interest In the question much discussed
late, of how much wheat is required to make
a barrel Of flour. has reached California, and tho
San Francisco Bnllctin publishes the responses
of IL number of leading millGrs of that state 10 It.
These varied from $50 pounds QOur bushels ten
pounds TO 30 pounds -four bush fifty pounds
Averaging NIL the testimony the BnIleuh con-
cludes that IN California 215 pounds, or four
bushels and thiriy-nve pounds, OF average
wheat will yield one barrel of average flour.
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sApDLEKyANp lEArunH.
To-psy's QUOTATIONS.

To-pAY's QUOTATIONS.
5oLs LRAruRR OAK--No. l, 5000; No, :, 81 a
-,
HxsLoos--Bcst butalo slaughter, 81; good ~,
pest Metamoras w NO = y good dan,aSS "a
s2c
HsxLoc1-prmc, IS; do good, IS; do No. s SOC
FREsoH CAISsxis--sl "a To l 20 according 10
qualify
PHILADELPHIA OAlrsKiN-Ho, l. Of 10 to I IS;
DO No. q Of ~ to l 10,
PniLApxLrHiA Ktrs-No, 1. $50 to 81 60 40.
cordiug TO weight,
susKr sviSs.-Toppinr xxx nor dor. $40 10
IL " noticeable that the exports OF leather
from New York have increased and were for the
past week 2S,iT6 sides. against ll0O6 the pre-.
vious week. The export demand generally pro-
cedes the home trade, sud exporters calculate 70
buy before prices advance.
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BuiLDING MATERIAL
To-DAY,s ouor.-,..

.
ssicG-At the kilns 10 sl0 nm vs.
sroNE-At the Dallas onsr,sN. 'u.t
SseSsed f sUr foundation; is Tor wall s ~ sas.c
IL L,uMRER.Yellow pine, rough. s9m
dresseS ea "a tSet IN length 81 o5. Nstoss5t 10y
% : selma ana ssn1'ss5inS. g 7S 4 ce a,a
siding g; white pine c,I,,n!e HoT pine
common; white pine siding, arsi So,, " 70 1nt
ssh ana walnut flooring, slO0 no onii non y %
popiar dressed both sides, sss. ror.S Thousand;
70 90 as al Ia o3@mon doors 81 50 to & sash SSaSpa
IPosTs-Cssdar, si2 90 Boise fare 81,
Ia Hs-N 50Gai per thousand "a"
ASrEa PAns-Psr barrel, sia, "a
hAiR-Per pound. IKE. w.
., Shis y, .t Yellow. piue, 20 30 To
s. Is. No ~ 4 d = S :" Cypress No, l. Is No i
yo5 shEIT a, S5SO'eodse, s. rs; Louiuvas s.
pr, DES'H g. PIfG-8 Inch, leo per foot .,noa a..
lnch %HG inch, a0c, iuoh. $40 ''HVn, go
o, MN GNt rLVhs-6 men, SSe, iueh Do. s,n,.
ON h 9'' inSn oa, soc Inch shISs
MIXED "ArSTs--Rsaly ior ne. -
VI lO9l IS per EsL All toe ;aSicd ana D1 0oio.e
i1a9cn afG on sl4s by BALES deslers ''A'usid
T%HIrf LSAD-S.Iiotly pure, a. M
A, 'Ii5h IN Austin, 20 per barrc hr,l
" TG oe.psoh car lots, zoe; per b1rrei 81 sai y
TuRPEErINE-S1c.
LlNSEED OIL-62665,
II is estimated that the cut of lumber !, Nj.
neapohs this season. of the eighteen ca ID MN
moperation viii reach nearly SOOO01 90 Soy rd mus
strstp1 ,b stpe,ents in The east have demon
where transplanting fails. Several small sIVSsssial
nave been produced in that way, and nin SroSes
being introduced in fragmentaTr p wae arc
many WOm-Out farms wa! On
l., HNGi9,ording 70 s. P9ulpape the Big yooa,,
IN minnesota are rightly named, for thesy " ona
300 square miles, or 32G0OlO acres Of I've
These woods contain only hardwood grag,S.
including white and black oak, maple biaSos.ss
bassweod,, elm, cottonwood, tamsrse I''Ao az
enough other varieties tomake an aggress,s a. -
over thirty. different kinds. This 6s,5ry,oe4t
tract extends in belt across the middIsns ~
state and surrounding its northeastern Srno Wy
an immense pine region covering u oGo o6S
square mile, or l3,iilOOO square acres, ''''''V'
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HARDWARE.
TO-DAY's QUOTATIONS,

To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
Axe5--Collhs', per dozen, $50: Gold Dollar
rer dozen, SEQ Diamond Edge, per Dozen
Saovels and SpadeS-Rowlands, discount so
per cent; Ames list, steel goods, discount 10 and
10 per cent
Rubber belting-Dlscount so per cent
NallS-5.OO rate.
Horse shocs-6.25 per keg.
Horse nails-Northwestern, No. 2. $50; No. 8,
lron--lc rate,
Stcel--plow, &c; lay, &c; cast, 1Sc per pound.
sheet lron--N u, &c; galvanised, discount
per cent.
skilets and lids, Sc per pound; sugar kettles,
BE- per pound
Tacks-m boxes, 100 papers, / so per boz.
Grub hoes-per dozen, 800; railroad picks,
per dozen, 0,OC.
Mattocks-per dozen, ll.0J.
Observation-Disclosures, discount 25 per cent.
Howe, discount 25 per cent.
Til plate--l. G., lUNli, per box, 500; O.. AZ
90 per box 500; Ternc, l4x2O per box, 2 80:
Terne, 2Ox2S, per box, 1850.
Tinware-pieced, discount so per cent.
stamped, discount 40 per cent.
solder-No. /, l5c; No, IL and IL, lSc Per
pound.
Rabbit metallic to i5c per pound
Bar Lead l-2c per pound.
No. duck horse COLLARS on per dozen.
HameS,-two loop, 400 per dozen, three loop,
AIS per dozen,
Back bands-three inch 1.75 per dozen.
Barbed wirc--She19hc
The iron business, by some considered the
best barometer of trade is in Il condition thai
The Iron and steel Bulletin describes as zone OF
marked and increasing Oppression" That pa
per thinks that "iu the near future other indus
tries mustbe njurously affected and lower wage!
will be paid for labor" Some large establish
ments have stepped work already. and o,heT
contemplate the same course. The New lurt
| Tribune says; Contracts were made last weol
for 1000 tons of steel rails at $40 per ton; las
November tho average price was s6l 81
the average for the whole OF the veal
1850 was 60 So and the lowest monthly averag,
recorded at any time during the extreme deprts
sion of 1877 aud 1873 was $40 80. With iron raili
quoted Mt SiS, ANA No pig.iron ut s25 So anC
iron business Is not In unsatisfactory condition.
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BuaoiEs, SPRING WAGONS, Eru.

This Is the great central depot for all kinds OF
wagons, bugsies carriages. etc, from which
country dealers get their supplies The follow.
Ing are ruling prizes here;
ro.pAl's QUOTATIONS.
SHArrs-st@g poles s99oi5 per dos.
Bu0eiEs-GradcB and spring, top, syonlCo, do
open. SOeese 10 side springs, top, tlo0eols5; do
side bar, slOV@lSe do phaetons, slg5GibO, A grade
bump seat buggies, eiT5ep250; platform sprinas
sil00l2n hr~' srhns wagons soo1ll5.
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Qritu Ordinances.


AN ORDINANCE kXTENDIEG tbs FIRE
n Limits of the City of Dallas Bot oIdMneu
by the City Council OF the City OF DALLAS NsyV
ton l. That the fire limits OF the Cily OF ps, VIA
be extended SO as to include block No, Wy ,In
block being bounded as follows ny Ms ha
STREET ON the SOUTH by ST. Paul Stree. vi a,, VS
on the west also all that portion Of saidel'y ~
the south side of Main street running S' Sr
south from Main street 100 feet and oouue ., w w
Lamar street on the west ana ErVN N wv an
the east, not heretofore included N sau ny ny
limits also all that portion % S9l CIV! ys mar My
street and sycamore street sud runnlng V ANA
north 100 feet from said Commerce, svseN s s".
not heretofore included IN said me mUs' , goy
ti0n2 Tha. this ordinance tase enV'' ''''-
ana after Its passage aud puhlcauOI'
Approved Noyemo!Sr IAN I'm n-s Noror
4 NJ gwt1u civ Secondary,
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Liquors
Tn.nAY & ornrArInNs

;AshcoAoL-2 50 per gaL rs per high wlues.
NlusSY--ReCtded, 81 l0@l So az por proof
sour mash ono year Old, 81 &C. two years old
e. OOGta 70; three years old, 81 50Gsl Is; fancy
extra oldwhisey, si6}S rs per ago.
WlNSS-ClareL In case, sSGS, per quality, Cs.
per gaL Il 2003, Madeira, per gal 81 GQtsN yylits
wine IN eases, 81 0O&l0
CHANrACNE-JulesM Mum i Co., e255s29; Held.
ucS, in basket s2G@2S; Krus, Ia basket sl6S2s
Domestic champagne, s7alL
ALe-sioek Ale, per doa % COCA Is; Porter
per dos, 81 006N1 70.
BofrlRBESR-St. Louis quarts, elg; piuts STA 20
BndwGscr own size sl2 90; pints, slA %; Er.
anger beer quarts, sls, pints, $3.50.
Hub Punch, els o..
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rn.nAY,a QUOTATIONS..

FRxp-Chopped corn, per 100 lbs, ~ So crush.
cd corn and cob, per 100 lbs, 81 so crushed corn
aud barley, per 100 lbs, eass corn bran, per 100
HlY--park, si6se; bright a.. From r,ores--
prairie, balea, dark, eiepb; bright go; bright
lrce ON board, car, u to 10; DARK. esw6
Corros snsp-Fifm at i9hc. per bushel.
GERMAN MiLiKr-wc quote at 81 as little
millcs 81 ~ 20 o. so scarvc In the market
0arden. s.. per paper rstall whclesala " 10
yer paper.
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THERE is steady demand here for coopersre
and cooperdgc stock of all kinds, and orders
very heavy.
TO-nAY's QUOTATIONS.
MOlssseS barrels, IL So alfbarrels, 81 4r rep,
75c; sugar AurrelA S.. halfbarrels q; hoop poIe,
pnr lul 81 ''-
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WAGON WOOD WORK.

DALLAS supplies nearly all north Texas with
wagon wopd work. and the sales In this limo arc
steady aud continuous Prices are a follows
To-pAY's QUOTATIONS.
cot s. Xxx, q vs.
sAwip Fiiiofs-ix 70 AZ. q Is per set.
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SCRAP IRON.

Sonar mon Ia In demand here Tho following
arc,he prices paid for all kinds OF scrap metals.
To-pAy's QUOTATIONS.
CAST q yer hundred; stove s. cents wroush
Died ooppkE 90 70 II % per hundrsG Iinc ana
I'd : tpof hundred.
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COAL AND WOOD

TO-DAY s QUOTATIONS.
CoAI--Indian nation $50 por Ton.
CoKE-S0c per barrel.
WOOD - Oak, hickory and ash, slOl
per cord. Sawed stove wood Is ratains a, ~ ~,
rates OF "a 80 to S 90 per cord. W '''
CHAsoOAL--65 cents rer barrel
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POULTE Y, BUTTER AND EGGS

TO-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
CHICEEHs--We quote al % 81 "a co per dozen,
turkeys, 6oGIal 90.
Ee6s-2l@25o per dozen
bUTTIa-NOrtharl. 2OG25c: Texas, l56025o
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QUEENswARE.

Assorted crates, 90 to t1b
Tunblcrs, S5c, 70 u.00
isnDs-SS. L. L. wsSG ' H. lsiSSs a
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The following were the ruling quotations Of
grain on the Exchange to-day: Wheat, gO@Q,
owing TO the grade aud quality; Nicaragua
wheat 70@75; oats, spring. i0@lS mixed, for
feed, b00S2; choice red rust-prooi SOC Co. Corn In
shuck, b5(e'S; shcllcd, 6S6l 0. Barley In sacks
O.. Rye IN sacks Texas, $1,000; northern, $500
small advance for grain in store is asked by
dealers.
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UN VHANUE.
The general tendency on tho market today
was for higher prices, and quotations are nd.
vapced In accordance with the sales The light
receipts OF grain are being felt and dealers state
that their efforts 10 benefit farmers In the way
having grain to sell, for they are of the
opinion that prices will 20 down
soon, and are not willing 10 Cilei
as much for December and January delivery ~
they are paying now, II will be scon that prices
have advanced for ali kinds OF grain In thi,
city, which will no doubt be maintained unit
roads improve and arrivals are heavier.
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CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA STOCAS
Renor,ei hu IoaS L AyIs & 90. II YELs,
SATURDAY. April l5-P. NJ.

SATURDAY. April l5-P. NJ.
To.day's stock market proved 10 be the natural
outcome Of yesterdays manipulation. bank
statement which in showing an increase OF
81 IA 800 IN the surplu3 was fully equal
% general expectations and the extreme ease
in money were factors favorable TO
higher prices, if the events had not been
discounted by anticipation. Before the pub ication
of the bank statement tho market was active and
strong, although as rule the best prices were re-
corded of or after the opening of business At
ter IFS publication the market dull and prices
when not weak, were barely steady Central of
Eew-Jersey wa feature in the speculation and at
one time sold up 60 1874. but it closed at
75aa against 764 yesterday. Reading was
conspicuous in the dealings because of It's
special weakness; it sold at 60ss& 81 l%@5Sls
Erie was exceptionally strong aud closed
at 3GIs-withn l. Of Its highest price. But of the
general market there is little to be ssid beyond that
ii was strong at the opening and To- the first two
hours and after that was weak whenever any effort
was made 70 sell stocks. Tho market closed quiet,
and as a rule at figures lower than yesterdays last
prices.
~Governmcnt bonds were not active, but quotations
were advanced and the bids for the continued 5s
recovered 80 per cent For the 4i2s the bids were
u higher and for the ~ IS higher. Annexed are
the closing quotations:
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dIlnlnQ.
Nrw.YorK. April 10, 1882.

NEw.YoRR April TO, IsSz' =
THE annual meeting of the stockholders, o, or
me MORNING STAR CONSOLIDATED a1S hrSo in
snectos OF election will be held tho Office OF Adams NC
Iarg NO. SO Walst New-YOrk, on MON PAY May l. TO-.
Polls will be opened o'clock H. ana remain open ono
hour. ona raonanea
May =. prox. "M ApA-l-,, -Ie
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Dressmakina.

feg mor Gu Qlgemenis by the day. thoroughly eS~1
tent, terms 81 so. referonce 81 +, Tribune Uptown UNIV
l,23S Broadway =
LITTER and DESlGNER,-By a In mLSs,I' ssa
after designer gooi hand at remodelns =. IN
also make stylish oldron' clothes wishoi lew i az
r,gpmens by the daJ week no objection 10 In Olee
CITY best reference Address D. NJ. Tribune lp'o""
,23o Broadway,
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Rfal Getate Aaents.

Romano Brown, 1880 Broadway. Entire
estate speciality Rents coIlected&c
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The Sub-Treasury to-day lost &ll4.5OG ON bal
renc- loq, of %l332l2 The Transactions of thh day
covered: Receipts, 1890 payments, $l,207,-
53I; currency balance, $1,000, Cos coin balance,
Today was easv and the highesr rate paid for call
Loans was per cent and from that down 10 . per
cent The Clearing I!ouso statement today Is rs
follows: For the day 49, Exchanges, Sl61,2l7I90;
balances. $IGi5Glf. For the Weck-ExchangeS,
-. O52 $50 $50 balances. So, 92G,923.
The / United States Treasury now holds lnltcd
States bonds to secure National bank circulation,
1867. 7G1. $50: bonds deposited during the week,
81 COS, OOG; bonds withdrawn during the week,
- Ss9 $50. National bank currency outstanding:
Currency notes. $500, -. ,j9G gold noi"s, 193lJZ9.
The customs receipts at Washington to-day amount
ed to $7J7,332; and internal revenue receipts
10 $373.0eS. The Treasury received %31G,OOO IN Ma
tipri IL bank notes for redemption.
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DICHARD V. HARNETT, AUCTIONEER.
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+ X. VAN SICKLE, Auctioneer
~. Olice 90 Montgonery-st.. Jeney City.
I. n - LaL- :
MORRIS WILKINS, Auctioneor.

Peromptory sae In Partition. by order of the Supreme
Court under direction OF Jacob h. Lolkuan esQ referee
T. IL. LUDLOW & co.
Will sell at auction WEDNESDAY. April o. 1882 at ~
O'clock at the Exchange salesroO III aY New.
YORK.
sOIJTH-sT.-NOs "a and 35Substantial Evesory brick
warehouse with lot $40 by Sl feet Hort side 30
~ feet west OF Old sup sold subject
lease OF one year. 10 May J, 1898, at 200.
ALSO,
All tho estate right title interest property. claim de.
which Benjamin Aynsr tdeocased) had
wnaf ard NO ard 10 East RIVER, belonging APP
puftenant TO No "a southst
ALSO,
Pows ~ and 81 In Grace church the City Of New.
YORK ground rent paid 10 January - 1853.
Also,
Pew No 0 in French Protestant Episcopal Church. Du
Amt Esprit" IA the cts VI New-ioTk.
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from 55 to 571s056a but there were no new de-
velopments as to the reasons for the advance Mis-
souri, Is, 1897 sold at no. and South Carolina Us
consolidated at 1882. There were no transactions
In city bank stocks
There was q we'll distributed business done In
railroad bonds but excepting in the speculative
kinds the transactions were small and insignii-
cant. Erie second consols were comparatively
quiet but their price fiuctuated between 93Ss and
94 and closed at the lowest figure. against $3.50
yesterday. Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds
were steady at 63, and general mortgages at e1'a
Boston, Hartford aud Erie firsis were g
higher at 5O0407s Canada Southern
frsts were firm AT 95ls095. Morris and Essex con-
soils sold at 123ai 1922 East Tennessee, virginia
and Georgia consos were Il easier at 749i, ana the
incomes were steady at 4Sl2. Lake Erie and West
ern frsts sold at 10201013i, Central and Hudson
consols at 1885 Missouri Pacific consOls at lO3i2O
1885, Peoria Decatur and Evansville firsts at lO3is
01O5, Richmond and Danville firsts at lOOi2~
1OOl4 and Long Island rs at 90. st. Paul conSols
were strong up TO 12l, and firsts Southern Mihue-
sofa division were Is higher at 1OG's. 81.
Paul and Omaha consols were steady at 1880
1925, and Burlington, Cedar Rapids ana Northern
firsts rose TO 1O1l2G101A. Wabash general mort
cages were active and from so to S2l2aS 81.
Kansas Pacific consols were q higher at 1882.
Texas and Pacific frsts, Rio Grande division, ac-
vanccd from sole to s2si. Northern Pacific frstss
were 1s higher at 10l 4. and New-Orleahs anu
Pacific tirsts "A lower at 30. . -.
The bank statement to-day IS q favorable eXhDlt
and fully represents an average OF me large
Treasury disbursements for the week. ne STATE
mcnt is made up rising averages. The IoiIoW-
ing are the totals of the statement, and the
changes from last week:
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Crates, TENDERS, flf.

i - CONOvER & CO. .rpa
MANUFACrU RHRs OF AkIISIIE uitA ~
"A TES pEiss AND OPEN FIREPLACE.
ANDIHONs. FIRE IRONS, PLAQUf.S, ~ ~ -
DITECT IMPORTERS OF ALI. KINDS Or A'"'
HAVE REMOVED 10 .,,,r
80 WEST 2SD-Sf AND1l WloI S-D'"
branch, YoS Canal ST.
Estimates given 60 architects AMI puii"S'~
VISIT ~ suLIClCku
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

" BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANRE
Pier Of COMPANY 40 ~ North yer fo) ~ Mortons
TheplsBen ,ers tlisins Az ID Doth transit bY knIls1
railway 10 iis3) nsorts ~ orJslas tl) CltllA
small D)lG 80 49,,
ST GIn uAIN Berry Wednesday April 10, p n.
AIEKIQUE. >anie Wednesday. Apri % noon
FRANCE. Ptrer II iuf "Wednesday. Say 8 70.
LOCIS DE BEBIAN. Agent No. Z bowling Gfeen
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ----
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK,
EDCrHAMPTON AND BREMEN -.
RIIETN April - DONAI at April 81
ANNSrIN Flo. " .Ap. 10 ELBt-..- " co., AJin ~
i.ATIss or PAs~AdIi froai SBw-YoRK o. SOC THAMP'
TON. HAVRE Or BREMEN. -
FIRST CABIN ........S 500 ECOND CA3IN........sCn
STEERAGE, so.
Return tickets az reduced rates Prepaid s'eeiase csrh
Gates, ~. steamers sail from Pier between Secoha anu
ini'u'S''' 0EIRICH5 & CO.. 2 row ing Green.
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OCEAN Steamers

ANCHOR LINE us. NAIL STEAMERS.
"A NETWORK AND GLASGOW
From Pier No. % North River. NeW.Yurk
funcssia I'D ora -. D. J. AnrhOfIa. ..Apr -. 2hn
BOltvla......AIu -, H. ~ Dryonia......May q an
Rates OF plssagetO
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELLA STor LoNDONDER2H
Cabin. jJtD ~ Excursion tickets at r. iced rl.ea
Second Cabin 80 >tecrlgc ouwacl 80. p.epaiL 81
NE#-NORk TO LONDON DfNEcL
From Pier No A.. North River foot u C1ariass-
EeigrasII.. avn -. 3. ~. california Ap7 g. noon
cabin, 80 ant Rjj. Excursion az reduce riteh
For BnCk OF iouIs ia scotland" Rates, Pan- apply
HENDERSON BROPHERs, Agents 7 Bowling Green.
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EXECUTORS SALE
TANfES NFrGAN x.rufO

152D AND l53D.STS-The six valuable fun lot9 located
1924 1J3dsts $50 feet west OF the Grand Boue'a
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NUION LINE. o.

EUION LINE. .,,-.,,
FOR QUFENSTOWN AND LINERP)Of.
Leaving Pier 81. y. r., foot u knk'L
WISCO ucnlab. Ail p
ALASK TUESDAY, A"il -, 4iiSO N
WNOM de -ay' hdf D. NJ
ARTIONA....--.-. Iues'aN tHf y, ~ ~.
r-These lisimcrs are DultOfiron, IN waferEh c0npi
ments and furnished gi'h every rel1te - mlkehs
Atlantic Dptl 40 AMI ar , ie having
bathroom. -no ngro)m. .rawingro)n Pithl Nri library
also experienced gsDa. st3Waries ani clr'r01 et
steam The statsrooms ara Ill upper deck thus msuras
eatestot Al uV1ries At seh pertec. 'entla)a aal
1tBIN PASSAGE according 20 staeroon. $50, 80 ali
-roo It,rl5RNfr,Dr ATE 40 SrEEkAGi AZ low rates
SA''' OFFICE N. % BkOADNAN, ,
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Auttion Sales Of Real estate.

PICHARD V. HARNETT, AUCTIONEER.
LIST OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
place o'clock the Exchange salesroo III Bvad"y
TUESDAY, APRIL 49,
by order A. D. KELLOGG. Esq. executor Of BENJAMIN
,cr,, CIR ~, -, r AiKES deeeasSd e,t Hand
story high stoop Nova Scotia stone house 1e'
MAGNIFICENT TENEMENTs AND STORES.
1sTAvE AND 4GTI r. south west four SS
giant and substantial nyoSi9ry and cer % i Nos
~. so. AM 81 lsaye ana No 3is East t0t4 ,,
Is the desirable and best rented Of it, class IN
the city.
13THsT. No 52s East between Avenue. and BLot25x'
T. EITzEMA DE GROVE, Esq 4 No gs.;au q,
EXECUTRIX'S SALE.
MADELINE E. HAYES eKecutrx Of JOHN HAYES,
12spsr No. 400 49, 4$5 aad 49, between LIST and
Pleasant nyes Handsome threo-story high s2op nae
TERMS VERY LIBERAL
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 70.
RECEIVES SALE.
GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.
p Rrownstone Houses.
Frame Houses Vacant ots, SCI
At ihr CT, saesroom Of
o-o M i,. cog So & NdiG.ThT Y
Opposite city lall.l
erection Of JAAl y. FISH Is1,
Receiver ID lJr Mutual
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BORDEAUX LINE.
GUNARD LINE.

NOTICE" LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK To LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN
- FROM PIER 40. 80. NORTH RIVER.
SCYr II Wednesday, Apni -.
BATAVIA ednossy. April ~,
CATALONIA Wednesday, May g. D. m.
GALLIA Wednesday, " 10 II
Cabin passage. $50 ami 500
Steergc and from all parts OF EuToe al very low
rates Freight aud passage Office Bowiing-Groen
VERNON II. BROWN * Co, Agents.
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UNION AID PRpSPECTANES. near WestchestcT-aT'
pa Ward.-fiaudsOne pot. y xJjp, with elegant 30
dencc ami stable convenient t. elevated rOaIs 80
house and lot IN splendid order
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Book maps and further Information athGauctorc r office
IL Broadway rooms did j. basement
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GERMAN LINE.

Il HAMBURG. American Packet COmpany's lil, tG,
PLYMOUTH CEERPOURG ami HAhbl ~
CIMBKiA....... April ~ kKlSi
GELIEkI. 900. AVu 2D WI 'sAND -. ~ -
Rates - Piymortn. LONDON CherboHrG ahl hannDMs;
First Cabin tltr Second CABIN. $50 steer;e ~ k01a.
tip reduced rltes steerage from HanoHrs hA'to A'
southampton. 81 ,..-,,.,p T. co
KUNIARDr q CO, {. - XII ~ ~ q 80,
Y II Ernll..t. Y. Y 80. 81 bloAtWay Y. \.
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LIST OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
All sales Except Of Brooklyn Property on Ihl take
place Il o'clock at the Exchange sale9oom III b"ad"'