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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

NEw-YORK Nov. g.
The visible supply of grain in the United
states and Canada cast Of the Pacific slope on No
ycmbcr reported by the statiscan of the Produce
Exchange is rs follows: Wheat 1901 j3N bushels an
increase Of l,O79G9O bushels. compared with the
previous week. corn, jlj3. 500, decrease of $4,000
0af-, l.O99I II. decrease Of 100 bushels; tolal
grain I37~ li,O bushels, net increase OF 2l273o
bushels
The market continues he checked In its activity by
the uncertainty surrounded the Presidential election
The tendency price, downward In all the staples,
and with scarcely exception the final were the lowest
f.ylrc~ ~ the day. The losses III wheat
amoialions bclns s3as cents for November,
eJas for December S7i for January, s9l for February
and 81 10 for May option Corn shows losses Of g
cent fur November 1t j4l y for December ~ 80 II for
January and Fcbrury and Is cents ,ctivey.
aud i for May ~ie cents oats were dull and y lower
BIB cents. and y lower for December
At }2ii cents The provision markets were almost stag;
uart
Al the four principal scaboarl ports the arrivals OF
grain Wheat. bis corn. iol,si1 oats. D.
10 total grain. 81 i~9 hushcls nour2li1i barrels
The rcccip~ai Chicago Milwaukee and = Louis were
wheat. il2.~l2 corn. % 40, oats. l1lOOJ; total
grain, So ,3Jl busAs, fOar 5O2Gl barrels.
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THE HOTELS LESS CROWDED.
rv,nrNCEs OF THE CONTINUED slRhN-A DEM
CRATIC SUPPLY or BROoMS.


CRATIC SUPPLY or BRooMs.
rho cort;nuous strain of excitement under
which every one IN the city has been ahorns Tor the aS
, DAYS has had an evident effect upon ircquentcrs o
mo up,own hotels Paula faces anu oeepE
s,,r owes met one everywhere yesterday, "hi'o
any sort OF reasonable Judgment or CAIN con
silcration seemed to have forslken every one
p.uulicaus As we'll rs Democrats Tn" latter nnW'h'Ii
,yot thc moro wildly bOastfnl and conhd'nl nc mn
of the Firth Avenue Hotel was not 50 cr"NVcu @
,ut ~. afternoon Us IL on Nclhc~lN. ~, Nv .
,,nul il, every ones mouth New ORR Slil'. -
c,.,ul ipcii~i1ns of hauCrrS-on from the @ -
Uo,donarlcr, tiled the air with talk ol "CleNelam
and = O0l majority" Early in the afternoon Il ',o,
whom IL Will take many years 70 make N"t'' ri d,
up the porch Of me h',T Cl"yciand
a broom with portrait - {" - ,',,,'gs.
cl oround IT, lie was followed 10y half dozen I"ins.
trrs o his own age all yelling Justify for the i,e'
candidate. A. they halted s'ld' ri,n@ and Ioran.
ad "s for cleveland rent the air. This scene WA
rcucIcd about the ncehhorhooi for ~ ,i lt ,, n
hcadnuaricrs n supply of the uscui pu' ~, @ hc
housrhoId utcnsil had been laid IN, ana inc! MI @
Iist,u.ntrh Gratis TO all applicants. me m "'Y
rrsnrrtlblc portion Of the crowds were u"l ,n -,
,nnutlod whatever their pr'ill'cl"l> i,',, ,,crc
be. The evident SIGNS OF suspense anu Wv
o ,rll dressed women entered 10y the front door OF
the tifth Avenue Hotel. aud one oi men, H'il"- W. -
line ir.t man She met said - Can N"u uI ''' r,.,r
icicd President - Certainly. was the reply
(o,clard The words were hardly ont ot III. ll"".n
dozen bystlndcrs iutcrposcd "h' N"' Nv az h '',
J,rrs g. Elaine the next Pre- -idcut. Bclolc III, III"
,,,rv uur-iioucr< could make thrlr way "", VI
the hotel they were given an answer III hUnu ~ @
Ian, ,viiir forty said "CleNclandi sixty ~ald MANI
Toward evening the later cliil Ms 90 INC "'''"''''
cr came mn and were read with aylitN 10y every one,
ht,i seemed fo have effect in c<sciE me "f""t =,
uncertainty some tried Ia settle al doubts ~ '., J
t,r ,,rion. bars or In the cafes, ana Wi'h No 80
t"waTd a glorious certainty few bets were maze III
long odds either side.
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stiicGool lr nary 76a m Int................ -
FLOUR ASD MEhL-FL" UR-Markei IA without drcd.
eli change Low ale, steady ami Medium and Gooi GRADES
heavy viii good sn1piy Offering, ant limited denanG
and light lobbn9 rado demand sass l,,,o bDs. OF
w M ITO goI Ns fsr %r c XII 20
81 5 c0ss5 90 200 ebl' SmpcrhSs az @ Lila ~ % r
ira No p - % nt3 90. manly ~ 3 lgG - s 30 bo,a
Wheat 6S b. - wpnteP Welt xta ay within The
lange - ~ 80 Equations Fine s2?5sf5o n
No Goa - 90 Good 10 Fancy tHr. state s. - 90
10 Choice a's - 1 iSa;; 56 COMMON rt unnesoa 81 o.
et-asht 81 5oa $50; Patent i 55a@ o Bakers ,Itra
Far 90 70 G,o s. a0"' mo" COO 40 WV wv 6cG
st5 90 pacot Winter whea, Extra s. 2SSs' g.; CITY
s4 ' a 80 marSet cosins dui - SOUTHERN FLOUR
Doa common 5S to Good F.Ta at ISG Coca CATO to
80 80 S5 sureruc at 81 10 50 'S
fLouR-Rttier more -tcaGy Nh tir ~. - ars at
Yel,~ Western at S. 0oa43 40. Brandywine It 50 40
S; "a
s saho J ag0Ys v tf 9ri 10 G . es so6 Sas
I a% sHrns at push Sc Winter Rsd G7%sc in
at s Ss 80 0 R "' 1' N syaar aim &c for 500
bush to arrive cost freight and n'urance steamer a.
SC ahoat SIC be- on h.ar from stgr" no yea "'S
a aGt pe'sU cIospg at c do for February 81
a 81. d .or prI J5.c closing do. for
May 9tt09i &C.. closing at "a &c. do. for juno, BIC
closing SIC E-Market aDOu steady. Western
6at2c.. state q, as &C.; canada. tOl2dO' &c SacS
800 bus No Nrsern In arrive cost. Ieght ana !n'f'
ant g, BARLEY Market quiet piites without de-
cdcl change sales 100 bush Western 4 ouc = bl-h
n Iaded tanaIa at 7jc. BARLEY MALr-uull and
prices UNCHANGED. CORNMartet unsettled, cash lots
scarce 4 ac. better. options here ned "a &C.
for EXPORT and trade Tor HON" and hight trans
actions IN options Sale, A. .01 bush. future. $1,000
bush spot including Unnaded Mixed at 81
5Gc; SeS Mixed .a5jc, No 3, 81 dJjc. No z "a = n
50 Inc In elevator, &c ahoat, Stea MIYei for first hail
Dc delivered grad IT White, % L. n y; no
White, Mixed for nov, mlr. - % &C. 81
do Dcceulitr 5O0i04c. closing al )uc
do. for January 47'td4Sc closing At a. SCI DO Tor feDl
aIy i-c, closing at &c: do Tor May lo 2c c0slns al
OATS-Cash lots ru ii firm. OPTIONS are shade
lower closing steady al about tie inside lnces aes
% bush future. $50 bush. spot ami to arrive, IN
GLIDING 3 Mixed at 81 i2c. No . 32'4 52-2c, mciui
ing 1000 push to arrive cost, freight aud insurance az
.,2Lc 80 l. B. L2c; No White. 81 -03 C; No p ~ ;
a3-J,c; No |. SIC; Mixed Western, 32433c.: White do
a37c.: White state 35i20 inc no Mixed for NOyem-
Der - 81 rc closing J1@c do Tor December ia
Inc closing 81 l,c FEi market rules quiet win
= supply III 81 70, a 467 -. 81 d. 7jc; 100 H.
s. gjc, sharps IL GOA i 10; Rye Feed, 80 u &c
Vls,ie supply OF the United states ant Canada
lssi. Wheat. Corn oats Barley, Rye
Oct p 3J2ZIsis 57,4o5j 4,56oa7 l,642e62 7O9. rs
nov 3ll2oG7s 1o3s57G3 $4,000 2,3OG,sai 2.a5s8s4
Nov 177l29j2 4.3O33ci 4.l75.772 ?.j72323 losL9l3
n rain on November Is, lSci.
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METALS on 'Change-Iron- pun and weattr bms rang
T. <, e. SPOT is 5al6o3c ,n,ures lin Pate-N eak ;
2aS ,s 81 Lead bah so '' Tor
MOLAsoEs-un and UNCHANGED;
spirits lurpenne steady at soc On the SPOT 100 Oo >
ocEAN mrsfhere vas very lr,e attention pad
10 5g ' c ID some uSnir, for rln on the
berth. tcre va, very ~" business accom- 1lhcd \,
hi. Refined petroleum. o. id . HAN ~. leic, an
rcrcan ship III a ell hi 5000 bbs Crude do Is.
nued DO. p ID ny oIK rom f'nssSqia; sehoon'
Iooto bu4h Gas B.; 20, pkg' iIoyi ions, 25s Io9o
wns o ' LIyERU 61L cam. isS6' bush WHEAT
A. r6y S q ~" Gi co.. S0 @at ac&
supply ac'nai wants res are Unchanged. VII holders
s % M pr FANNY Mess .E at 81 o. HeT lear Mac ses as
GslS .; Extra Prime. %iaSH 6'.....,hEtt--! &c II
S a'' '9 ~ 1TS r aI Va. ,a!'''' ors
rxra Mess sl9 Packet 40 in barrel. and ~ 50 in
hIua nlaMess. - as2,.......Ltit hAM7- ..'.s ..
yrr MaAis- lssns 9iae' Sa> F q3l tnr's is
YER miiGrr -, 'nr ,rg g1 a ,i led Sho,,ir,s &C.
les , "G n'l'n arg Gc bel's IL h as are, q,,. NJ
o., o., f' ci,v Picked ahoa'cr rs' e. Hams c
smoked s.r. a te smo-sd an a.. II al c
" al - -ai al Ne-J 7o oo,,s io.s id -hlt
Lon ,rraf IN New iorh quoted sec. Tor W'-,ten
degy, Pong ani n 1R9 T. a. d1 ny ana n "a Rir
ST. ,r LAnp-ihe ,enper asattt g.le' 9n ,l
EssH,' o., trading Isri ~ Wr9,6 si-sr. ~, o'e "a
ampi,iar ne nanl wi ithn,t -pruauoi "a latl.i M
Sapl 100 tea vnhfriri "iali SPOT. t'r ,n'ins I
.pnu innupH saipui LIMO to - luu tt. Ano ~ o ,
er, aTiit' e,ssh3 ~ ei lt,1lU ts. De,embtt
itlnisa tio'hs f'ej oisos ~, tss,, ',, 80
III y .e1sue ~ ny, iii.oltf Msth eiMT
.,,sua uT 100 iiit hierW t"lti .Hht 90 80 .HHlpi
m hs, fhe ~ q, hnwi ealhs ifh 90 ehtr,hh
-a, ns.n- ut aunn AW ilpW utrhh -uf
al tihn iiiiiau aht tttta "a unrlri last
nj .uu and unchanged
hltAUlht -lWii anl nnhhhai 'iA GNhth At n'a'r s'l
OleuNaitaiiu, iAig 80
aiI,' .l,-,ull ain numnsi talr . loo Aoadles CAT
Ioaf 10; 4Wi Di,G lct lT,uustrd bligu h-lfC
IAIIDN-A shade easier and more 90 I've fIlma CIV
auueu . t.st. sales. $4,000 Ws al u'so.
ltA-tuu AMI ~ Nluai
lunAtI O-tluiet aud unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
jors KELLY DISAPPOINTED But HAPPY

dNTln N'IIY WIS iOund NcsIVlUNN ny Il lVpnIUI
oi Irr luInryr in hls orlrc m rark Row. ~ vac
r'.i un H1iins tho aft rno.r Pos Drnr-r a. Forster
thr iHnnany candidate foi Disiit Attorney 3
tri.rl J. Z Vuui A-srnniiman ilaeeotr.
49, fHwt Commissioners jamts g. Spencer
t'l "fHr .hnts an trtr-- q themselves 0s rl.nsel
. M. iin Halr ti hr iamuunt candidates u rnull
iUt ertrr.ipH iha, sill ihai tsmntpt iini toull
rHN'l nHfilrl tsiins mHf0t n,n nitnHi| 'iNn' r'H
l". hui q Npa iradi iu iN u a,sin rrti
[, Hf hN rtninlA Muin equal iDine. Aii hlh
lMt.N N'i "t preserved ihu tnue luipntn nthr .,i.
WN i'' fi0 "inh.r thriattrllNh iinIt tNfH ln tuta
on .fi tl'h.Nt 10 hau ltat i.uA niuliI d.u r loo a
- '' W iiiiHnNh mi'l ftuurt thai &c. heI DO. 10
h.t"'th'i. dtin,h innn Chicago had u,4ir ga ii..
4uIIi Dec tH.f ,Ht,i
Nt' hn tuu BOO response to request that he wnuld
TNr Don, NitW. 600 iht recent local election g.nt IA. IL
o.I tNn. Ni. 10 mons passions have COOLED SOM,
Ni ud ih, ,,ti ol thc Presidential election known
cuHr W and Wi! gi'c you good story Of the siay,ry
,oU.tl ol cHHl,o ava DISAPPOINTED at the result
Il.iIIlN Hall pa sCutCd an Nttpllluanly pn1d
t,srI Nevertheless it was defeated Come M "A liulo
Li.tald We VIII talk over the matter"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
.rTrR-ELECTION TUMULT.
.o,r,yrrEp EXCITEMENT IN THE CITY

rrp nrrLrTINs THE CENTRE OF AIl"N'
rur ADDRESS OF THE REPUBLICAN CUM
yIITEE. ,,,, ont of the
rss excitement in this city growing out y, , '"o
-. was scarcely diminished yesterday ~"
-. Dsa,s not so Universally manifested as ." "e
- !, was more intense. The heNSp"P
.eno,ins continued to he the centre oil al
ya,binc was talked OF on the street III "o,o'' .tt
',aces and elsewhere except the result IN ,'S
roth parties claimed the victory but oS yatoHa
bo,p The address of the sepuDican National
Con in'',r' IA mich 70 reassurc Republicans
neu Wy Wy, i homon TO fear they might have suffered
VINO nav qhroucbout the greater part of the day
e'i," ".;',, tbe night crowds OF men kept moving
AU ,hc streets shouting and cheering at the tops
- voices Many absurd rumors were pm I ~
eircnlatlOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
uoW me THEATRES AXE AFFECTED.

~ Of tha city theatres have suffered more or
i derus t, week from the counter attraction afforded
b. 'cu4 boards. The Madison luaro alone seems 20
ooel i's house nightly, though Mr. DAILY with "a
Nooirn loDn has done good business. 1.-THE Private
t'rr'ary," however. Is attraction which seems 90
a. agcs. ard 10 f.. likely that Tor months TO come the
u. i.'4io N4l Zoo packed II may safely be SAID that
''} i.ur"cr a. New York, whatever hts political
ii''utlt."s p4ays aIdrnty Tor MI BrlnCs success
Nhr OF '.n sad yesterday. Cleveands election would
nupt o. ..IH
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,,,cu IXTrRFST IN THE EXCHANGES.

r.r,vr<r or TIE fXCiT MENr on
w,pxrspAY-GREAT EAGERNrSs FOR NEWS
Tno excitement at the Stock EXchan &c had
,,c1 soncwhat Yesterday although the business III
.ts was LARGER than the previous day. Inc ih''A'
oned ouctlv at "A fractional decline ana a''I"''"
enctuatcd according TO the rumors ABOUT "'o
,o,,on Union Pacific again led the ma Nc''
-, ~ f. from 52Ia on Wednesday. tx
20, sctawanna which fell > per cent the General d'
s}ne was scarcely moro Than l per crl,. uu s,rcc
prices were nearly the lowest l"i wv "f w. t,,
I,as flooded will runors about the res "i 'i
g., his state one 81 the earliest ana most lI'V w.
was 10 the effect that IIiE IEn 81 hi '%'rn' t nm
Site Ia the Democrats II wa cmbcllshch ny we .'lV
Of lie narrator with statements that m hlh' ~ ,
taken down It's bulletins ana l3"tic1 w. it,ins Wr
even asserted that had posted buiIr
Ilnnc's defeat. Few persons fortunately " re run -
accept the rumor aud IN short tn, .,u c ahoucb
There was little betting III the slico' aI"'"I IN
OCCASIONALLY wager on the rcSa" one ~,
who evidently wished TO "hcsc on previous ,r'S craJ
odds during the day favored Cleveland Dn' w".' e. h
uay reduced until AT the close of business o"eiS l" '
odds were made with great caution a.. .a.,,,
was mo- lesscning OF the interest felt IN the result
nctiolcm exchanges Business was dun In conscqncnot
~ the uncertainty felt and In the absence "' iputah.
h h,vs Excited trading Every bit of news
or ros,ip about tlc returns from Ncwl ORR state was
crrcdiV seized upon, aud while the Republicans were
.idcrabIy reduced The conservative brokers were
,tr,nc IN their condemnation OF The tax OF rah ana
"countng ont" which few of the hoheadcd mrmoers
Of the boards INDUCED m and IN view o me clus'lssS 81
counsc the utmost moderation of expression OF speech
nh iufammatury headlines in some of the evening
sheets were strongly condemned.
In Tho Produce Exchange the representatives, oI tcIc
land haigcicd those of Blaine at intervals early IN inc
ov audit was evident that this tended engendcr bad
feeling THIS condition Of things was les prevalent
later in the day, and undoubtedly brought about ny
,1c cr and more conservative element. who suggcsc ed
l,raon until the returns were all made ana the re-
suit Of the campaign shown The CHARGES 9l
Iary in the day after having read their party papers
which gave wild reports Of mainrtlcs for Cleveland III
,h state the Democrats felt 1ubilan but later when
their candidates chances seemed less favorable, there
was reaction.
Attic Cotton and Coffee Exchanges there was some
bitterness of EXPRESSION between the merchants who
represented the two parties, ard much caScrhcsS WAS
manifested 10 obtain the latest information.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
THE PETROLETN MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov o.
Unit. the election is definitely settled, there
Is not likely to be much trading in oil certificates. There
significant news from the oil fields likely 10 slim
ulic acti ity in the face OF tho indspoSton of opera
to trade during the existing uncertainty.
Prices opened fraction of a cent above the final figures
yesterday but quickly declined to tho lowest point Of
the day. After that there fcvcrsh market with
steady ending at rally OF nearly cents from the lowest
prices.
The ran-c OF prices and the total dealings as
(,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
G0l8olp miDota 0licOrNnHpeyf

CoLuNnta, Nov, ii, .lhroe bridges on the
auap,luo hcn "a 81 Wn ,,iumhns, thinking Nall
and Iori0 itai have h,rn htn,d iuas ahutt fluuun
1hr uit,s Wr,, cu aud communication with tho general
ou,lr. Wos ihis shat on ul to-day, The bridge Wrio
AN ia the same tlphhuihuod bet Wccu ntrltrN lic aid
h, uu. lu,. Hciuc ming the I'M 'gc., party Of uu
hupNu men app, AIRED IA Murray till aud threw bombs
IIon tLr hillside, NH, Ia were cApl dri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEW-YOeK Npvcmbor g. 197t.

CoFFEE-spot Rio quiet, at 97,c. for Fair Opt or
opened stronger hut closed akcg nAirG - nc ach re
ceips sales 272jO bag. 80 Ter closed at 30
&c, mbcr. m 0jrt JanUar,. n. Io0 Il Ic
COTTO N-SpO Cotton steady AMI hncil gci -ae', 30
bales O a.t rveniu an Tor home cslmpuon Delivered
contracts 500 bales Receipts u the ports day tpJ
bales against 1855 bales this day last week aud 3n1 bales
last september J. IG3Op Z9 bie against l.1J1
l2i during the same period las sets,B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
LIrIdA rIoN ABoUT ExrRISS BlSlyESS.

BAIllMONl, Nov. G.-Ihc hcurng Of the mo-
ton 10y the Baltimore and ohio Railroad Company and
Ohio Express Company Tot INJUNCTION to restrain the
Adams Express Company from refusing To exchange ey-
press business was continued to-day in the United
states circuit Court before Judges Bond aud Morris |
.tN,lt steele closed UIc The respondent
NJ 'o"cn viii conclude the argument Tor Baltimore ana
Ohio Tomorrow. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07

me following advertisement. IT Is said appeared re-
ccutF III firnch paper; 0und. SUNDAY last "A lncc
miicn 'nhtoo"rcd with pearls II the person whn o.f
viii he kind enough Ia leave the other one Il If
the ilrst. ~ I'm tdelrhl Pros w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
1RtVStfIivftc IRtrEttERq
Among those vino sailed on the steam

Nnung iTlUsr VIM sUiIrU on The sIp0iltf
Aitrilr yesterday v,tr Mr and Mts " Il tusr
tuhn ttteueur, ~ uhuutj ., uoul 0ln. Nt ait
Nam'ii 4 Il Nithoi.ur e " hW.,,rn. It e s,i.
tpsier. tprr,a| a. atinlit u 4 p. Il Nlm luNbp,
= ! NnnNiithii ani ". u Mniisnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
he RANGE of prices and the total dealings were as

Elsewhere the ccarinccs were Oil city 100000;
Bradford 2.GiG,O00 and rtt,burg. Loss 900 barrels
The dealings in stocks and the NeWiOrk Petroleum
and stock Board Amounted 10 1000 shares.
Refined oil unchiu scd at "a cents per gallon.
BRADFORD Penn, Nov. GCrude oil steady total runs
Wednesday. 90. O3i bbis total shipments, 30 100 bbs
charters G5-O bhs The market opened at 7ili and
closed 3ls: highes price 107s lowest price, II y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
THE MAYOE-IIECT HAPPY.

Mayer-elect Grace walked brislly through
The corridor Of The Holman House 10 the OF the
Democratic state Committee. Ne accompanied by
DIS brother Michael f. Grace The MoyoI-crc said that
c f well Dr. had nclIl, recovered from the fatigue Of
tine c1'urarii ant expressed gratitude 10 the citI.r-
vo riilr of party. had second time huuulcd
him with their sunii.cS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
6ltualions tudntco-- ttlhle5.

A YOUNG married gentleman wishes some
y rca position Of 'rn.t YIN =. spog;s1i parry be,s
TliJunc Dncc. - = broadway.
4 THOROUGHLY honest and reliable Young
y man who not AFRAID Of hld work SEX enrl'y9ens
t.3n t -.,'re perm n.nt oc. lave al tcto Oh
onces Addies' j. :, tribune Uptown Once l,' lr'1h
pOOKKEEPER or OFFICE NANNY y
gentleman 81 IN the vieor % he h desr'ss
position reference u"'A'fp &"KisoN Fox H. 5ada,e
TOArHM\N. g ARDERERm USEFUL MAN.
y Nv yefy careful youn man 'or lily ~ ,Ht'r an
Der louest, win ne; enc mi tuvr t,i az 90 10, ere,
within. rfibunt pown office g. BIS Broadea
InArUNAN BY - frs'- Herman. cnnrh-
\ nan Wishes sr1ior "a wiling ard OBI nt e,d, ','
e,r, .i'y md cohny recommendations At'r''sJ y,
tuNrnMAN ani uROuu.-B,n .iuvlr tnfs
\ hstnani = . oisi, ntp sitnds ~ hnan zee o. -
,e.o 40 10 ,e,eA " M al o 's '1 ' ;,,,i re-.
tli,,,n.tsn ' a,ttre. 7 lht'aio'"t
tOAtlMAN,-iy q itsl-cas' MANI boat IT
ASpsiss q u luhue t'pt,va ri' o. tsti hp'ipt
NuAruMAN,- lnal-r.aaa, stylish u,iNwi
o,1aAt,S !" lis,G. ave- tm' Il, 49, '1 '''''' N"'''
NuAriMAN,-liy a ulal-t 49, mani 'h9t-
elou,e our ,eus ~ s' eulo,rr ~ boz ~. econ.
S@ aIS Ks 3iGWtss, "ustt '" '' ''''''' WV ~
NOACnMAN.-A gentleman desires - lind q
s'" s rToteslant seller ho e' euc and .ooi
aud country diver can ~ addt'si TAO ~est l7'A't.
lrt ate siahlr
NOACHMAN, GARDENER-COok. Nc.-
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groom gardener Nci wife tng Isl, llst ta'e cook soi
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- married. age So best OF OtS reference, no o1ee-
tin t. the country Address ca N Il :, ith1'e
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NCUNAN.-A gentleman dispoSing ot his
horses nts procure situsi on iOl Ms 90 'hnan
thnrIrh, VIA, city aud ''u ~ H"ic chttui
,rver pcf ,y understand to c'o O hoG>er harness.
nh furnace. -lngie. strict seuptrNN VI s.neiay
use Ill terms to Address FISK, Uptown Tribune
O,Lto l2.S .rOa way
GARDENER and FLORlSf.-By an Eng
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5 NJ, s'ei Stores ia Chamber st.
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NJ man who has cAp crcnco 10 take are about gentle
man place gave the worry best 0i reference Address
GUSTAV. so )! to,e'st
NURSE.-By colorcd man us professional
~ nurse and massage operator highly recommended ~
doctors Patterns aliAo VIA e easel Ia rye ps'e"s
al then rooms 10y the hour ia! OF y e. A. 49,,
\. NJ. RUDD. 90 Wet t.f'|
USEFUL. MAINLY Protestant MAJ, ana
wife together m q gontlenans priya'e taaly "s.
q oraughly caaaintod wit horses eait!Hes anu NV.
driver car VIII g. fu charte iulIs', 1sS
thlug inquire obllg Dg "xPet enc
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denver, .l.nId. do February and march driN, ~ ~
= p m.-totton Tool Mlddlns rplands ''ldd mac,
ordinary uplands I'd ORDINARY upanda, i'l,i,ui '"n.
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- Cotton-Ghe sacs IT tho DAY cmlcd ;aou palr'
American tutufrsdui uplinds Low Mhdns caH i am"
her icl ycrv 7G4d seller. Deccmhcr and January de
hvcry aO6ti buyers do January aud February He'r,T
sellers 10 March ana Ap delivery g. 90" a,iiei.
10 April aud hay delivery 14J"td s.lei 90 n ivy y
JuncAclyry. 5O6td sellers do Jane ana July "ehNe'
% pm ." -ruturo.- Upland, low Middlng clause
and January delivery l9tri ao LINZ" -
and Marc tcl..ri,. 81 do March and ApIh ue''eV
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dlue cliu,c November deliver, 9-.6id huyers 90 NO
y@mber ani p,,cmbcr delivery I'D buycrs do peccl
esI aad Jana Se't[y 90 Di,' Fbrnary nG sch
aSGt value. do hpril aud MAY dcNrry jtDod Tnur 90
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81. nsts sales l. o. 9ai,s stocs % ~ nS 7IG Low
NIdding % Good Ordinary ~ 49, net rsosips,
bales. gross. 81 bale sales 800 bales i'st e'e""S
NkmoELt.ss Nov lotion easy. MMllinf 9'a Low
Mrdng iJ.lO Good OrnirG D. not rec'lpts ~ y, Ia
gross g bales, Exports to France, VJu5 pAes 70 Wv
Continent O27 bales sales 1000 stoc. " na"s oon
weeKy-oales Of the wees n 900 bales nn,' toH $500
palcs forwarded from ships sic direct 10 -phnera
bales actual export +0uO bales total se,ips ',ev .
2 4 900 baiea
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THE GRAuERCT ScHOOL'S RECEPTION

A reception WAS given last evening by the
Gamr'cy Park 1oo-iouse Association In connection
v.'h the Giamercy rark School. AT No. LOT last
Tnprtvtist. large company ineIc ed the iaclitir,
for instruction IN thc industrial Hit- etc. Madame
lui-cl. >atl and InliIs N,t,r sang. and u. Lipadi
tluytd un the mandolin Toe the grrs
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this city, saving that tho state was safe for Cleveland ny
r,rolitv which they could hold they had control OF
EMO election machinery. This showed the Dcmocrate,
Intention TO win. il possible py loul "c""S "' "'' nv"
lN hon