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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-02
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dee. l C;pccidO January wheat
tonight sold the curb at s55; puts atsia calls
at Sc cents Tie deliveries all kinds oprOp rty to-day
were under the expectations. or corn, provisions ana
small grains they small to amount to nothing.
The deliveries OF wheat much smaller than antic
paicd. Perhaps IL the small delivery, ana perhaps
1t was an enormous sho tIgc the par OF the crowd
but, nj any rate much To everyDodys sur
Prise wheat advanced. January wheat sold
for a moment at sj7- cents. ana for few minutes
the traders who last night sold calls at s6l9 cents
were little alarmed lest they should DO caught short at
d" low price" Bat the alarm lasted only few min
utcs. IL was as duh Chicago as 1t was al Ncw-Iork
because OF the carly closing
Pork. which doomed up TO above SO for January
settled back after quiet restored In wheat pit.
Although there an Increase Of l,25O.0JO bushels
the visible supply OF wheat, aud the cables showed de-
pressed condition in the market abroad. simply because
tue local crowd short" priccs advanced. Inc
deliveries OF wheat did aggregate than Loo,
600 bushels Just VIVA. VIII become OF Lester Il CO.'S
deal In year I, exciting ta.f as mach comment as
the prospect ia wheat irstrrs principals carrying
ire deal on Il l. whispered. against Testers gdNir
Mccormick. Keurett 81 Co said To- have become dis
Outraged with the prospects aud we're sellers yesterday
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TkRIFM RIVER BRANCH

Il NEW.YORK. NEW HAVEN And HARTFORD r. II
Trains cave harlem River station 'orueI a2 st aud
LmcOnavc hire Avenus Bsdgs River
roache b. TbirG Avehut Elevate. Rairoad dsIy eIcer
SUNDAYS, at go. 7;@p p:l0 loco li:5{ H. 2l0 800
40 $50 $40 ard SOC 2 m for Pog, MOTIFS Casanova
VolA fOlntL HChtS fmEt Yves. Farms Van Most Veal
Chester ImpsonA Bay Chester PciaGr BAY
lsland Pelham Manor and Sew. Rochelle. connecting ~
New Rochele With train Tor ali IoCts tho Of
he New York New Haven and Hartford airoa Shore
Line and Air Line Divisions, New.,anaan MIDI etowH
Now Britain and ueld Branches and Boston and points
East "
binignt train for NewRachea and all informed ate sta
TONS a. 1910 n. m. laily. except Mondays
sunday traLg Os y ow. Rochelle ntermsia
tons NJ 100 noon md 800 tho latter trail connecting
~ new ocEele with way trains 70 Grand CsnT deDot and
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yellow. per bib. - 5OaS 90
fTES ASp Sinks.

The average Gay rec pts Of mix and cream NJ te Hi
eicIr IL rad D1ting poi 81 In ana lear nn ems
.crt Len 5000 cans o. M n - S-'a
Of coufcnscl nnK and - cans Of cream Iiai ~,
ems u milk ami iG cans OF Condenser MIX; J
Ills cins % milk md - ems OF cream idstsi ~
Trwnvrt UgS cans nIig; Ontario ani western - q,
- 80 nm III cans ~ condensed mh and - c"as d
crcam New YORK Cty Gnd northern 10 cans o. Iis'
-" icrsrv ,,ctrAl az ems IN II: cans ot Ct'u
aud ,r short TOntes L. . cans y III an
- cans of ctclH. The daily supply "as been DOC
cans Of milk Of condensed nuk AM u Cais
crcI rho sales o! 81 r.s nik made a. pre- nG III!
49, ~ ~ o. a,, ~ % IN rs Tie supply has about
ne, ne dement, win no excitement tie nar%et
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Brsluess Chauces.

ADVERTISE RNTS FOX TIE NEW
3 TX tn UNE WILL RI REcEIVGD De At rn TltE
6rsst untli9 IA g59 BrOa UaY o'tween Iwcnty'
seqnd snd twenty thrl sta. unit p H. Us Mest l"en
~ IN Isl corner kght-ayo, At regular ONCE rates
NOR SAIE.-Thc chance OF Il lifetime. VIII
ss NV ,t,rr a,d goods-clOthng boot. AMI shos am
dry Ool. The best trade H. thp Sito nc1'"h P'Oi "
Ad,Irrss r. O. BOX & Erie III nOs ----
or Le,,f r..ort midway Nav YORK and Phil
,elS,9 The heat parcuM "a the S%w.,nt.
s, o,St rncatioU for summer and Nnte- buphe's uI'
snyyr,s.ri \ rood paving Investment demon +tratei
rice and terms +engblc in order To conf nus "Pi''
rnents 10 the General pTOpcrtY- Address ,u,.,zA,,
' r p ATCHEI,OR .25l Chesttntst, PhiIadclpia
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Receipts the wec% Sldss p5gs xr0Its lol32 Pkg
The PCsots no Hs isntSr , sl EyIorsr s.'s s
Tennsyivania skins at 2sa"sc,, sa' HeSE
sstaa TO HS%e remains nqG qd besr
pE fS sssa haH We auS s& @ i T
and M Nit ' At fH sr and to
sight .1' Gsy sgp Ss E .SD Gy s5i,
ss% ,.9 H 2erSso e a e A0 supply and Prices
state sea1 aSioIy ola W :ss 5a e'.
D DO. Tii eTsa nG 41c hSnrs sums
Do Do c %SSd TO 10 F Frne oi the sT% sie made
70 Prime nsn' ' . Pennsylvania skius 2 q 81
HGGs.
Receipts for week I42es pkg& The mar,et has shown
eeits have and fresh lad scarce and
r% He'd B ss 81 to 1 S are f%d T' Fly
move slowly There have been urlr imports fIOu Europe
state and Penn, o.. .oo Western and CAM
vs 5s;s 4s s s e si i- s paced
" sStstpcd tsrio Lined Western ~
iLmeo, European. l1h2Gl9
FRUITS AND RERRIEs-FRESH.
Apples fancy quality generally going into store for
ter ana prices Or such are hed frinly noiwith
iremeiy uutavorabie Grapes quiet choice trr.h have
iishi inquiry out stale lets are Gntray nyTgte MED ar
ana lower grads dull ana irregular FLORIDA oranges in
Apples ,,, ON, - canS % er eb sooas .,
Cling 2 Ooo9 % 10 ". pei crate. GOAL 90
eTcs dRSso7 State Do So iair 10 good G 5oS5 %
e. d. SeE a.r tx good sS 900 s.
DRIED FRUITS ASD DEeuEs.
Reo week $40 Peg nsgsr5 5ToG spRes s
p6 auI ie III. essr ton" indeed
ss s BE- to .SDS S ns
very qert Coarse cut exttemey dull ard Inv par:en,
fruit which Is Offering Sz2c Evaporste peaches held
%sTa sDy U s"S Sf for unPeeisd
IPc, oher srsde other small fruits dull
sS5s s s:i;s SIs s I Rsi;o sun ,os
DO DO CONN conms % '';0i' ca peesd fair
p6 5s$ g. esc;s a. Do Srs SaR:f @stl .s9 81
s. s. Z g s HE e.: sS q
iss5 bags 2 {Ssis; rs; OT sa
DO Se Sede i8s sis Faa ao -
Do y G. peeled !
Receipts the week. 1851 bales Exports 1l3o bales
Geno7al very DAN lower and weak baA Q, stat.
hSp S' es IN raTS on S but y arr too
o. 3 me sn As S
Crop Q! ~ eholcsl sl2 fIop Of liss -. u
%" Y sm ss medium ri F"'l'' '''' 1880 Il
rouLrRr AND GAMs
Before the elise Of last chickens had settle TO
67c ara fowls &c. end siu o. impossible 10 ."
,S The sss Of EHs s Kin
Tae prc quoel in last report we're well sustained up 70
ThaptsQyina DaV and closed out wei eScEpt
chcseIs and fowls VI which considerable supply wa. car
as and 1ss q al ! "a. I
have made general decline AMI chse
tIrksys selling mainly al I4c
and very ard Peansiysns stock ~ placed
with difficulty Prime stern dry packt
arc easier bcaght tran sold at 2c and iced ots d ~
heavily l0a13c. Philadelphia chicKeDs OF fancy
onailty are about steady Int e0o many stale
lots offered at loal2c. and neglected Jersey
du at IL BI2c. Western chicken ani
hard toelat $3.50 or:cry and 7sc for iced
stale lsts going lower Ducks qniet but about
stesny Geese in light supply and steady equ!bs lrm:
lower ard qret Part7dges 81 fancy quality ibOjt
sresiv Grouse gasler Ducks In demand
sttaly Rao otis Ia IigAt supply and irni
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DHiLADELPHiA AND READING I. 4.

FOOT Of LI8EKtG III S2S y q ~ - 1885
sS'f s q 300 ~ gH il' 10 I'M s
o sss GSnnSfii'" e cOnh
hosyp e oM GXRs on all Day Trsins and SLEEPING
ss Es Fiii 5S % !g'n s ,as
}Y $3.50 10 s Pr f rS a. H i,oc $50
800 n %nS sISD and % rilt LIZ Penn
FOR a'S@ fLl4 syNsUEY kESwIs6RRSGe and
Il5 m Loo. 1890 AGO. 5;sn 5A'. 1900 D. NJ 'ana'''
&C. ss sfi e TOO ss M
PsF3HH at =, To 100. NJ s AZ Rl g. H. $780, ss 400
1900 sqnGay' IIf9 Il and MAUcH cnUya
at ioo ~ O. s45 a. m. Loo. l:So. $40 $50 p III S"-'
yS S5 I5os T at $500 7:cO s45 90 lS sts s
ls aI az R5s SGp Ye u bEAScH Il 100 Si 4ot
a% 3 e. sSad lSs 81 % '0 ' sU 80.
sGS dS 7So S 49, s 49, i ss
id 70 i 7:S sS i0scp sundays. AGO. s'Ooa !"
r9 5'SL KS ~ T. as s e. 81 ss s
90 800 s 1 s n a sSS m l' sS ts5s
.: TG go s go GO Ga9yE 60 can r sn
40 az sI ilosa OCEAN i91 s4S
IONS tIsP ri and and
ror n lS sSSp TTlsELAND and BBrDeNroS
s30 O. m, Loo p. m. r,,rrc,ov
NFW.JERsEY SOUTHERN DiVlSioA'
Fror pier No T. North Eiyer. via Sanoy EoS S No n,
49, t,0uI,ANDS sEABR GIT: LoNu bhasr !.
sTg'AKEWoOD Toms RIVER, end BAhNE9h D., ~ y p
be grocnrsd a. l0St 9 aSa1isS ssoadws
,5a Ts7 and 749 6th.av,. Ryln5t1n'st ~ =; a. isi
sJ1 Scwerv aud principal hotels In Sswfo.H pnI
1LoIIyrn az 10 [ ourt->; l1Z Bfoadwri -
BIoox lin 50 Manhattan ave- IN ho1okep, - Wesn,ay
onsS lransfer o1lisny VIII esil nor sn' e"eA'ss
case rom hotels q reeicen'e =" " c o. HANCOCK,
J. r. VIZ, saa1eer Cen. Pass AMI Ticket Age
TRAIpWfN o. E. p. Agt, lis Liberty g. ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-02
rs'HE NEW LINE

NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA NORFOLK, OLD PO1N7
COMFOR RI AND TIE SOUTH.
HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
The New York, Philadelphia n Norfolk Railroad Comp.
Fast Pay and ght ENprsss between New oS'
and Care Charles. Trains leave New-lors via fennsyva
Rtruad 8 20 week days and D IN daily arriving
Comfort Is days and $50 a. N daily; 10
fuE & D m ami l. a N sleeping through from ew
YorR CAPE Charles and PaIor FROM Phladepha witt
parlo and Sleeping berfhs cal
be secured tany Ticket flee OF tie Pc nsyvania sto
Company II. b. COOKE GeD'l Pass aud tcelSlE ASeas-
IL ". LYNNE, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-02
REAL ESTATE
Ar THE EXCHANGE.

Understanding the usual dull season the at
tendance at the Exchange was large yesterday The
number OF persons who in real estate lucreaScS
every day. and the tendency to make the Exchapge
centre even when bCsncss Is moi brisk Is apparent Inc
offering OF any really good piece OF UpsIyb e ss Of
Tlird-Ayc. property and the lrVlhgIoh "P"i'in'H'
AS the meeting of the Board Directors tho following
were admitted I' of The EAchhgc Stoch e
her, l. j. Albums; NO., lC2 BtEan. YS B"esman.
ST.. John r.. Green, Mo- % Mhii->t Annual Ie
hcrs Elward +. :. Hicks. No. 90 WaiLsi, ldward >;
Mnrruy. No. 1000 Ihrl-avc.: Albert 59Iry, No. 10
Ro-e-,t; Nonresident member Joel b De LeiaihS w.
At he BROKERS rail Dye * Castree offered for sale 20
lots tue West Side below trrtl secVn,sIi I nnn
Davis offered good corner IN forsy.h-S t9r ~ No.
Also lus sevcuh-yr. for Sll0oo, Gnl ots III th
Ryerd" Drive Tor $4,000 f. fSh otrfen % Ifm Nv
fine first floor office IN u new hnEerh onIiunS ~, c-o
Broadway for $3.50. John G. Folsom offered No l'oao
fhr-ave four-Sory brick ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Win
for ST. 100; uso iour-siorS douoe ~, s
Nos 2l2, PA. gig 2ls and 220 East One-huhureo1hu
eigHtst 81 1000 EACH G. =. brown Ohcfen "S
ArNand.r-sye. and the boulevard ior $%1JioV
Diyi. called for ene ent-house ID t"e l'' VI
seventeenth Ward not To eSccrd $4,000 Jolh I" TO-
som c.!l,i for II telipiutut.hOuse III Avcnue-B, below
scycHth-st. Dye Cisree waited To purchase uv !"
q good tenement district WIN OF WITHOUT 'iU oN'
during The public hours Richard v, lIarneu & Co 70
VAT Dohl"n; also No. II West TAR nrsIIsI 20 o.
Hayden or +id.Goo A. r. Muller son s9in Dy orner
aud Nos So Grove-s TO II. Woodruff for T3'o1o
az 600 also fvo. story brick apartment house known
a. t. irvinctoii on the OF Broadway at the
corner of Fifty-tnlri-st. 10 > We0ir" Ior Tor
sixtE-st To g. (. Woodruff for $65,l0
Farchid & DC Waltearss sold four lots IN Bolton Road
t 23j each 10 = T. Knapp also four lots at 81 20 each
10 ~ j. Btrnrs and three lots at $40 each to f. d.
Brlkuap lot new street north or Bolton koan
for % 10 f. b. Bci&nap, also four Ots Ia the same
street 1T II , to T. ID. Bctnap; hItecn lots n
Sranau-ave. and Emersur-st at S23o eGch 20 . J.
Knapp; corner Kiugsbrige Road ana Eiwood-st lot
- 300 ". j. Barnes tw0 lOtsOn kiHEsDrdRt hoh h
SD each To Id 81 ard kiIpatlck corner klhSsnrluR.
Rund aud Naglc-ave. for $1,000 eleven lots on eas
side Est extending through % Bolton Ra3h. ~ S'@V
each to j y. Goodwin eleven lots on wcst SIDE r-st'
extending through TO Bolton Road. az S:.41 "ach 10
Todd MURPHY 60. three lots On Bolton hoad AT %
cnch to Todd Murphy ~ co. one lot for 800 TO ~ b
Crawford four Ipts street north or Bolton
Road ~ 10 each To I. ID. Bclknap $40,
To-day scott Myers will sell uDdrr foreclosure VIII
NJ. Hoes, recrrc, lot lG.Hx9s9 aud fouTstoly
dwelling No 10 T. st Thirty-chrdst., south hide Ito
feet east MadIsOL-avc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-02
tSyrSr SHORE RAILWAY.

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EGUIpPE1
DOT BILE TRACK LIME FDf III SIN LIS OK
PLEASU RE TRsN El ,,,,,. ,,.D,,
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE IL ALlNG III l. w ~ o
SHORE OF TILE WOELDFAMEn IL pHOH Nh IL y = ~
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CALSkntL, MvC A. an 10 p
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF TIM
on and alter oct4 1885, trains will leave West '2dss
il trains leave from station foot OF Jayst.
North River minutes earlier than HON 100 VI "eSt
tsdst 800 ...o, .s.,o , m, pull.
~ louis .,i0u y. Ia y. IT. Pullman sleerers -, 80 -
Punnin Rochester 7:20 'lv.lu a. m. "oOo' 'o'iop' h
ssSens"a BriSIse Nagara Fails. .1oloa M $780, $50
tnca and syracuse TOO 'Iolv li25 a. NJ, 600 1910
pHmghlaad Po'keepsis Catsk. -72o. .lc;lo ii'2a
Hinrston sauserties Albany. 1870. 'l0:la
Ii..b A. IN, $50 1000. -Sld, .ll:4o ni m
Saystosa VIA Albany 1870, ll;2J Q. ". 500 2 IN
r,r Monte cal and Canada East, 7:3O ~ NJ o;Oo p ~:
us,niou lonGou l0lO a. pL 5000 'slOp' u@ iVio''o
ri0.IO am, 800. - lpp. m o,h.. ~, N. aaYv ~
.pny 1oaly except saturday. othcr ua us "''y e1
cent sunday. -, - .,a.,iu. car aec,nmoda
t,ons or information apply at on ces ,i,ns.
Nav Work CITY 207 .6 3D. 900 80 pay -
p,aadway 7S7 6thave. l+6 East ~ tn,51 IT, Do'i'
al West shore foli or We-t zlss hna 20,
North River Baggage ca en or sh. .. VA ~
boios and residences Orders car pc eit 80 s,yT
oso proaavav General Passenger Agent
AVICKFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT, Il. I.
- Grand Central Depot rs 'ollowsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-02
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

4 TROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE
~ Far.. - 20; ENCURSION. GOOD DURING >E.NON
30 berth Included steamers SARATOGA and CRY . p
TNOH leave Pier a. y. r. foot hrs;opners' daily except
saturday. a. Snsav steamer 'oicb's a. Aihlnv
A LBANY BOATS-"PeOple's Line. DREW
- aud DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier a. North River.
foot q! CaBas, every ceK.day p.
al points North and West Freight receIved anti uue
departure.
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and C ATSKILL
~ MOUNTAINS, ,ane'l" a. CraGstOns lWeS' Point,
Cornwall. Nrvburg. IcrlbOc1 Milton. Houglkeeps and
FsoDuf cOnncctna wit Ui7im DeiaH stony Cove
and tslSi Mountain railroad steamer CITY OF
X ~ lSION anJ JAMES " BALDWIN every
weekday At N. pier foot HIT1sonst. y. II,
oSjrpt sasuruAyS whcE City KIM sto- Leaves p II.
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rURorEAN pkoDUCK MARKET.

IdyEgrOOL Dec l.. Tr0ytsions-lAcol. Cumberland Gu {
SIS id; Long Clear Nldls I'd. short Gear Modes
Sl.. -. @.s wL shoulders 20 I'll per VT
Becf-sls tu Tor Itra indian Ness PRIME Ness. b. = ,
Prime 5nN Wl per pbL' piiur Nc.s rastcri
5Is Western 42s LAri hin, rcin. ~ IT,. Primo Vest
era -, Ui. Oh. 81 Hams Long eui - U'i
a. BucT - Cd vt tor iHrst tinted
states Cheese 4 mrncaH th0lcc ( - 81. Whru-l!ri
Western sutug - Lei Jd Red Water. - Id - a.
qtr crutA NJ NanAl1 IL -d New Atrtc1n NutcT.1~ H.
New Mixed Western. q. 't. CHiiouI 40 - ID ~
~ "a Californian No. - cd s.-d ,outaL Produce
-~Giuu ~ 1urpentur TO- 60 a." NJ London . hd ucr
cwt. euncC petroleum.. a. al - pcTRHii"n. 'nverSt"l
American Resi- 49, ucr c"L Iaio~--'s ID per r"i; Dsih
l'alc. ia ID ID liL~cc'l OH. "a
G. ~ q low Iur A'n..c - I'll. frln' CIT
80 Od per american u 'tscred u 81. hind quici-
tern . III r,i 10
fOI tIN vast thrra dt'S Wcrs I-iVO'
ceut4Is f,sl ting - lpuI c'liAis Nn+tfcir
The rctep - American Tor tn 9; three diYi wr'
81 "U, crrtItS
:DNpoy. Ler l.-rioduce-Iinseed on SCI - 4
. s Iu Liurrttl sia st quarter IdnSr'u
C.kc - So IS u.s. ger t0u lrnL'd frit'ieum. a. !"
-. Gallon. Spirits az IIrpciIilar = "a per c"t
st..rr Igs.t C umnun "A 1d- per CWi
T. g. tE4ll- PIVvlsion- ard Jis ud. pcr eWi. Tor
American Us bI. eva Tor tnba t'ntfiIusA
poatiIIn9' Is ID 81, pd for tui isrHy 80 tir
ietnlnP aiYti.. Australian Tau'w -brct ~. VI --+
9u; Mutton. IA To a-'e O'L COCOA Nnt o"-ec'''L
4 - So. CO,lHn Al -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-02

DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BIOS TON ana
;he EAsrAD rail- from Grand CentTai yepos ar
(pArior attached and ii m WIN pslscs seeP"
oars Sundays at IL with palace sespilH .n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-02
'''U N y w; II. SOUTHERN DIVISION.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Trains leave from Chambers-st Depot for Engiey d
Clostei PernlDnt aud Nyack 800 10 a. n $50, =. SOY
byO GAO $50 D. II mitnisht sundays T. a. M ana
'Xapnrt. spring Valley and MOnsey I. ioa m. $3.50 m
sunhaYa O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-02

CRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
l. YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL"oAD
Of trains from ChamberSst Depot From 80
ga Daily exc pt suntays Day IA press Drawingroor
Coaches 70 BinghamtOn, Elnira. Iiornesvt!e, Buni
HoTSesvilie 10 Cincinnati and Buffalo to CHICAGO.
epm-Day. Chicago and 81 LOUIS Limited Express
exirs cnarre ior ne. krTIve. Mes,Ivtie 10 a
Cleveland 1919 smL Cincinnati go p No.; chicago
ID m-DNly Buffalo ard Mascara Fails Limit cd srrives
suraio 40 snapper sion raIge 81 q M The mOs'
p n l@iiy chicago Express for the West Solid
IRAN Of Pullman Day and sleeping Coaches 20
EluIa nuhs!o Niagsrs Ess cne;nna,I an md ca ssgo
u noon IA }SI itc $40 $40 c:iO $50 80 lo3o
II midnight sundays 6s4i $50 1920 a. m lfS' S'Sa
Paterson it5 5si5 7:2O $50 30 1920 ~ noon. las
So $40 $40 $50 G:lo $50 1880 $40 1890 p N;
midnight Sundays $40 S3J 1920 a. H. l'i3 0S&
rs ss n l. @anir9i b.. Newark GAS 500 $40 1000
ii 80 m 100 B: 5:2o $50 $40 7:3D 1900 ant
u mldnisht. saturday nights ony sundays 9;lo L. NJ
S1aern Z - 45 7.jo ESQ LOGO l45 $3.50 $50 !:.d
$50 on $50 lno NJ sad nnhism t M o''a
s %arNiGk a. 7i5 1915 m AIS m sundays S:ij m.
NewburE and Cornwall $50 a IN $3.50 Also up m sun
H Bo ado and Kingston AID Montgomery 800
sqndfy So 5:i5 $50 lo.o m $50 $50 $50 TOO
= ia n n, SUNDAY Sis $3.50 1929 m. $3.50 500 p. N,
MiIdietOwr 80 b'ij $50 l9 , a. m S;S9 !:59
Tis m and $40 IN with New ork, ON,
tario aud Railroad at Nan-st The stops
at P Sc JAWS sS saJ 1850 1920 $3.50 4sO sS1
m moi. sunday 80 lo:9o m. $50 SPIN.
to a n ger nrssn $40 1o:45 m every
thirty minutes ant lli5 M sundays every thir lhule
anone coaches obtained and orders for the checking
ad Of b9SsasS may DC NJ a. enc Scgipaags
y RrooklTn. or a. the COinpanys Depots
ST. press trans the West arrive in NewYork At tia
';So l i1aS 4 ABBoTT Gen Agent, New.York-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-02

Ter Dbl island Mercer IN large supply and sens oa
eiatey wen at ~ 500 II 81 iec 70 IN bu pa
UNCHANGED CT OI.on,
arm CaulIfower scarce and tLoee lois higher o'he'
vegetables UNCHANGED.
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Nutnon 5aIe5 OF Reai Co!a;e.

~hHblipH ~ stSbA - o1hlN'
EXECUTORS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
RICHARD V. HARNETr q CO., Auconcers
will ut auction On
THUR sDAY. December IT,
o'clock at Real L'tatr Exchange and Auction
loom .. 10 90 Iabsr.Y.st.
BY order OF the Executors OF the estate Of charles IL RUSSELL
esq. cce.sci.
The magnificent r,sideico
az FIFrH-AVE,
MURRAY HILL,
between 31th and Ssh sis
And the stable lot and stable adjoining,
no > EASY 31Tu-Sr.
Also b. orJ,r q sane ES,e,crr tNe :aowing very
drsIao!o propcrty IN the West satt
GRAND BuuLENA ID, I'D AND I'D Sis
NGNETK ~ LOIS.
comprs NJ the entire rai u light 'o' on the rorl'var
from 72d to I'D -t'. TX lot, adjoining "a he north
side OF i2.s;.. Ard dive lots adjoining
the south al ~ 13l-lt
GRAND BouLLNARr northwest corner Of 7st-st.
EIGHT LOTT am FuVE GD.lHS.
GRAND EouLEVARp southwest con- o If 10Th st.
SEVEN LGVs.
GRAND BOULEVARD, u3rtlwcst corner Of S7thst
FIVE Lots.
ilTiI west ed Az T.. nortaeas: O! 7lstst-
rhN LDIs ap'. So GoVEs
bond and StSsr Tor hrt r. 10 g~i, It TSe ' os 51f Gn
VIII privilege 81 piYeht tsy if-Vi1u' time IN 'iY d-yI
notice
Charles II. Russell IT, Robert Hone George McCuloca
Miller. JOhh ". Auchinc tXesutOs
Fos MAPS and urth,r particulars apply anctiOac cr ~
I.br4tN.-t OF "a ii.N I'm = x RUSSELL,
The Executors, Me- = Nassaust.
RICHARDV. HARNETr & co, Auctioneers,
Ia WILL SELL ~ fiction TUESDAY, pc ID
l. Ock ~ the hoa state change and Auction
HOOu. - 10 IS lI1crtYst
AbSOt fE cALF.
- BIJADSI,
Near Rcavorsi. AMI rroiuce Exchange
b-STOIlN AMI HAStMk.si NaI, BUILDING. AZ
5Jx6H.o fecr lndc " ais
George W. Carr tsl., Attorney. 20 " aLst
Mas at AHeuoneers'. 10 Ltcsty.sL
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THE BAY LINE

OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK AID THE SOUTH
Daily except sundays via pennsylvania HAhToad S'So
D. "a P.Tior through to stoa ser.
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n ORWTCU LINE.

uc,on ol fires m all po,ns: Boston. 81 Worcester
a. 6o Stcorer, lcarr Pier 80 North River foot OF Wat ST
nrr above Desbros,cs street Ferry at iSO n w. daily
except sunday
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tDVERTISENENTS FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK I RI .USE LII BE RECEIVED AT TIRE
FLOWN OFEGCGS. 10. l2S' BrnsdSay. cO.nsr Thirty
irsi.si. uut!lJ Ia, s03 Broa way octweon twenty
.erond IweItythri Sta Until p 3gS West rwhn
With rts EIgti.-1ye 70 lJ3 Fourth corner
fouT;eeuih Third ave. Eortyseventhst Va.
10 ILrL-s.r. >IIt ethSt. and the HAHlEM OF.
FL - Gne-buD rrd-, nd tween fih-at. LOO
rhlrLzyc ne-aupL TO andt enry ntbst up 70
IA Ii g req A O!icC ratios.
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THE HANOVER. 40. Fast l'th 81
1 DVERTlSE ENT> FOR THE NEW.
Z ~, '. II & 5ki rSE WILL ~ RECEIVED At THE
drr.'! aptils M ,S5 nroa Wv S.,s@e n racnty
y llTitsSe az regular oaee nee rates. r"'A
NEWLY furnished rooms, fine board. So
~ two hall 80 5ot iexnStonave- urhr i:dit
GUT If SUNNY ROOMS, neatly furnished,
Tor y S 0q4 s Sr 1a n T Sns s sd ballroom
U'O LET, with board, n large-szed hall
30 East l9th.st.
= EAST l7TH-ST.- One extra large han
- room with closets superior table references ex
changed
: EAST 3OTI-ST.-Elcgantly furnished
ss'aOie, Ind III :Onvenieuce+
ETH AVENUE, 3OS. TliIL floor suite of hand
- some also rooms for gentlemen with boird;
ence>
q EAST 4lST-ST -Rooms to let with board,
- il. hrs,-class house References
.lC EAST 29TH-ST., with board, second
~ io9t Jet separate o. together also room suitable
'(S Est 20TiI-Sr.-Second and third floors.
for seIlleaIeI sllte singy.
IN EAST 65Th. ST-NiceIy furnished
100 room. heated; ev,rf >omtort private houss TO
West Side.
CENTRAL. LARGE FRONT ROOM. first
singh, thirdst ~ 3. Vest 2lpt.st
ELEGANT suite of tooms, with or without
h private able 1SO iOr single gentlemen paror
dnlng room. references s. y tG t7thst.
ZINE ROOMS er ,qsec or single also for gen
. west lsth~t
DOR RENT.-Suitc of rooms, with bath,
aewiy -tlrpshed. In sriVztc family bo;h tight ard
plessaat . Nat .ih't. iear tA.lys.
Eh'V\iSlIED pariors 4ingly or together
.s.e.r1eeS li7 VS., l4ti-st.
d AHGE FRONT ROOM furnished: also
- :,.ft st0T! single rOoGL - Nest 2lst.st
pLEASEN1 ROCMS With board at Oh West
Il j'd.st. reiereHcet Fl bahged
PESPONS.B.,t parties wishing 10 make win
~ ter arrangements fnd first class board wefurushcd
changed
EnNE SUITE, nicely furnished also single
~ gentlemen OY 33ls station auc STR.
ave, references Everett directory. "A West 3jth-t
CUPERlOR furnished parlor aud apartments,
~ ylia without board I1vae family f2 Fest }!th.
ST. References.
IN WEST 1STH-ST near Jth-avc.-IIaml-
81 somay furnished rooms, with board refei enccs
.fS WEST 2GTH-ST. One handsome suite,
go FIST foOr also pleasant large story room.
superior board