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MEDICAL NOTES.


NEW USE FOR RUSSIAN STEAM BATHs-Dr Wachs-
ninth of Berlin said to be the first to have made use
OF the Russian steam bath in diphherla. The patient
first receive several glasses many as possible OF
warmed tea or Trimmed milk to drink and then the cold
legs and feet are put long time 10 hot water or
washed with cold water and soap and then rubbed dry
inter this they are rubbed with the dry palm Of strong
persons hand or with something similar to the flesh
brush until very hot, this rubbing being made easier
a little oil ia dropped the skin after IT becomes dry
Ifdvsphacta occurs a teaspoonfu OF codver or sweet
OH A. RlyeiI When the hands and feet have become
warm the drinking s continued In advanced dlphhefla
fine paiiept must he brought into welventlaed room
and given few glasses or good spanish Wlhe' mlAeu
with eoual water, aud then some cups or tea OF
lennonade then follow sharp cold rubbings, succeeded
Nv 10, rnbings and more glasses OF liquid At last the
og,Ieut wrapped up in alright wOOllen cloths ana
covered II he can DO made TO sweat he Is saved
LEAD FOR SOIL PIPES AND CIsTERNs.-An English ply
stefan again attention TO the from
the standpoint Of health Of general use OF lead
The point ia especially made, In respect 10 leaden SOIL
mines that such pipe invariably becomes more or less
oorroded IN the of fifteen years, and then
the noxous efuvia the drain insidously efused
tbrou Oh the housechidren falling Ill without apparent
caue and even the gest adults suffering frequently
from this dangerous OF Infection OF the air. An
other important point made II, that where lead
ia emnoyed-as is so often the case-ts line
cis,erns In which to store water. aud the latter
Nater and may give rise 10 collie neuralgia, or even
naraly in those who drink it; In this manner Also
lead enters medicines prepared with distilled water
watch has been stored in lead csterns
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5teamboais ano Railroads.

BOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH AND EAST
- FALL RIVER LIN Best route via sound maxi
mum accommo minimum rates From Pier ~ ~ ~
foo OF Murray every day tsundaysoSee !ea 81 M
Steamers iSO and Provlderce Connection from BrooA'
En aud jersey City By Annex boat at r. II.
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Geathers.

4 BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
~. esses supplied. No charge. TEACHERS WANTED
Numerous yancaucies No fee for registration Form FOR
stamp. H. h. "A h-hl. AmeIies etiV.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors Gov
ernosses etc, TO colleges schools and Famio% Apply 10
MRS. NJ. J. YOUNG-FULfON. 70 Union square
4 LADY of experience having returned from
~ abroad j. prepared instruct young children IN
French ngsh and NJ usc, al pupis residence Ad-
"PERFECT" Tribune Uptown Olce, l,237 BrOlcNaY
Reerenc Rt Rev. Henri G. Potter. Assistant Bishop OF
" lion. Edwards Perfopou late United states Minister
to England.
A GERMAN, educated at heidelberg, expc-
- nenoed teacher viii give instruction 30 school or 10
private pupils French and Gcrmgn- Classical prepare
tion Best testmo Ids Terms reasonable Address PRO
FEsSOR 80 Pinc.st.
CHOICE selection of school circulars for pa
~ rents guardians Teachers In every department OF
art and learning ndod H. HEsSE, 80 west 2lstst
CCHFRMERHORNS Teachers ASency.-Es-
- tablshed 1885. Promptly provides best teachers for
private pupils famles. SCHOOLS colleges. No charge
J. ". 5CHFRMEEHORN 4 co, z East lIth-st, y. y.
VVONAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU supplies Professors. Teachers Governesses,
Musicians Colleges. schools Families and Churches
BooEkecDers stenoTaphcIs CoPyss to business firms
Mrs a. D. CULVER, 400 9TH ave
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N.Y. CITY
The following SHOWS tie real estate Transitions recorded
yesterday; 49,,
NJ Moore and wife to A Meyer 10000
# Elas and wife to il Elias BreNinI 5OOOOo
~ ngersoII to G CurTler 1900
Avi Sesn S Shd vie 70 to fiS oeD
Boston %nr 5o; 31i S Mary Lounsjuy Andrew
lst.aSp. 2i IT Of 2jihs 2l5H75i Gtsky
s9G wS t 70 o: issvc 21o5c John Jecctt
ave- ana a. AHG 7Gth.st 6ixiOO, Ph Knee
SSL, to rs 5fyS Of iltiave 1o32 Wet
more stef gu ' Of 4sye ixo fatoa to
s,e5b @SSsG sis II Of i6:,;t iiii2jii57
Ss as gqPy and N Tts 70 x as'sn JOIN Foley 90
Slst 6,cI 10 10 j HAYDEN and another $500
DnaRg Il b nS iati SGfio .i"D NM $4,000
2st6.,t. . SsS II Of 2dave 2CIas9; IN Taylor
ie,6st 80 t sis Vest iy6xiGo5: livingston and
isS %' 10 3ic Cs IT Of wi5ive iio1ioO; Van
kReT 50 50 20 Il Of Wills ave 2Siioo;
oe,S me 800 It Of 2davc. 2jx:OOlI WIN Jaci
Ret Ge es 1TSHr 76 it, Of GIoyc;, @jxoj
'''s and 81 anos s55 sySe@qr e7Oo9
59te st. n s. 2I1 T. ., oI'nase' 10000
oeihst 70 s. S75 Il OF Boulcyars 5IiooiG,
hia"s: so 1StSS Of 5Save a5xISO sy - sso
same s property James Reese Mary Nc %,
l25t9 e. sn ~ VII, Il 10 q WAN ia 5Oo
i2t6st NM 81 sou II Oh 'a'' "oA''i' 227OO
l27tSsf "'Sa9iinc shaw .2y$o' slyach 1000
Mad na cor CrchSrGsI 5SxI25; LsesG
7G6is, u.s. iS3 II e OF iitiave 2oxoil; Ellen
esdst 400 East sSx005 Lynch vc'oj Ooo
sna S Stt o. TO PJ oSa $4,000
othave cor Of sdst 35Sxl4iOx-xS5.5; rs ,,ooo
loeihs aS5 T Il Of hsye 25xl00i Maya
gda lsy SOY Of lo$dst 3j17 thurman
NorSSs s s. LyT 5f 10 10 n 1'h'Ov 1900
57ast & 10 = r. 9 s'a'e' -oAloooi N n" $50
Jaco6st u s. ots 90 -, ana nv, -''n war" $40
lOn;s G M ~ tSrS o. s'A' <oNiN $4,000
Ridges no III; h"ehei hua'nn u i''u'. $500
.tsVe = II Of 52:t 25xOO: christensen 1000
os ln 1pH 3 So It OF adlyc 3i1OOio Ga,
l6s g. II ~ ar yS e ASe D. zoN' i.e' 1880
otn awe S'sS 56 4 Of Sstas oT: 1900
aTS st t as Ssres and another 10 1900
same property DAVIS CT a. executors 10 S"'''' $500
same PROPERTY BLACK ard another to same - $4,000
iotn:st iSs q of Ave-c 9ozS2S fnser ana 1858
69th.st = 200 tt @ Of lth,ave 25xlO0 and asons
59th.st S15 II Of llth.ave, jOxlOO; Jopprn 4, ,o0
hcncr aud wife TO NJ l. sire ..........,... ..; 7-'
32dst NoSn East 2ohos'' seha'r ana ~iie to- 1900
AveD al e. q sthst S;ai5 lSH2S1'h 1900
l7thst 27ls II Of Sth;ave' aoHo2 Pierre 10000
Hague st. Nos and6 Mcinerny 10 Jas Vi'"'' 5000
lo4thst a. $50 # e Stave 50xlOO IL Henry $500
and we 70 W hnDertc 1000
lOthst, l02f OF sthave. Tx So oaneF ana $500
another 10 Q Goeer.
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Ocean Steamers.

NCHOR LINE Y. $. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ Sailing Weekly from NcwYoik for
GLAsGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
ETHIOPIA. Jan 10 .. ~. ClltCA54lA, Feb l3, noon
DEVONIA Jan. 80 , D. IA. ETHIOPIA Fob. n. D. ~
Cabin Passage $50 TO $50 Second class $50.
Siccrage outward $50 .prcDad 40.
Henderson, BROTHERS. General Agents,
bowling Green. Ncw-lork.
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I1rr .rncK MAnKErs nY rELnnnApn.

CHICAGO Jan 2 me Dr9rer4 JournG reOpsts' CAM
Receipts 700 head spmcns 1000 head Gsri steady
Uudf5 StOCAels AMI Feeders - hr
a., 10 cows Bulls aud Mixed ~ jOdSi 90; Bulk, e. BE-
Gf3UO
HogI-ReceiDts 10000 ShDmcnts 5000. mar1oi lower
Rough ant Mixed ~ 6OHs3 So fatSing ahd silppih :;
~ S,G.t 80: Light ~ af4 uO SkiUa - 5UH - 40
Sheep-Receluts 100 hcAo SmpmcutS 500 heal nargr
NHvcs 90 ~ s.. Western a. % rs "Oi Lambs
SIS -54 - o. u Texans. $500 a a. -.
HTtFttO IAN 2--I1fe- Receipts TO-DAY 3lj head tOta.
Tor week thus 5000 tine laSi week 200
head cansguei through. la - cars confenrd 10
New demand but at lower Tnies Good
10 hocc steers - 25dsj J5 Light TO FAIR 36UGtI VO
market closed eaV.
sheep $500 mead total for thus FAR
32UUu q ne iaN TecK iGtCG mead c0nHlsen
tbroIQh Is Tor She scaIv los Lambs
Common - Ood - 80, Good 20 Choice 81 tOdis %
WcGern Lambs 81 20 as ~ ~1uada Lambs, ~ jOd 80
Hogs- to-day lO~ head total Tor ~ee< nus "a
az I0O head, lime last 42,5sp hc1d cOu
signed through cars Of which ~ 10 NewYOrg mar
HI STEADY fair demand Workers and lrht grades
Il 10 2Oc lower YoIkcrs ~ H5N4 30; 1ght
Mixed - ~ Good Mediums. 81 LUG4 lUj CLOce
Heavy, 81 l0d asa 20 all sod
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Ocean Glcamers.
ENMAN LINE

ENMAN LINE rx
FOR QUEENsTowS AND LIVERPoOI.
,-Iry n I, - sSi't,R saturday. Jan. o. p.
CtfV n q t,UTC 600 ....... saturday. Jan. To- r.
o. : Og ;, N "a, n l) saturday, Jan 23
From Tnru1n Per OF Graadst Jersey city. CABIN
ass lGF $50 so and sl00. Intermediate. $50 STEER
AGE, from Ney.Yo so Prepaid tickets. SD.
PETER WRIGHT & sons, Genl Agents.
II Broadway, ". \.
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AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
w VIII receive pupils beginning Tuesday October ~ IN
drawing oil aud WAFER color painting SIN n mowers anu
landscape. CANA painting an DECORATION
Studio No. 80 MaiisonGve
References ...-
Mr. President National Academy OF Dehsl
Il William Hart, n. Mr.. James NJ Hart, y, Nj
MI. David Johnson y. A.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

The new year opens with the promise NJ
great activity In the real estate market. Sellers how
ever should bear mind that while there Legitimate
demand in all parts of the city, there is speculative
boom" which justes holding out for excessive prces
Much business Is killed by owners demanding too much
such general rise IN rents as to justify mora
than price for improved property The following
table shows the amount sold at auction last week a.
compared with the preceding week last year:
Dec sea ss ss sr9 sS ssss
SsSciiSn - s's sss sl0s s5 ''s ss5s
There was only both Ssoa sstsndn %sssa
and the time devoted to the public. *
The brokers r Of
and Fourteenth.st; alSo dwelling, twenty fve feet
Sixth and Madison ayes, not exceed sj5,OOO and
dwelling In STRAIGHTFORWARD. between Fifth and
OF money to loan at Az per Ferdinand Fish offered
to rent the basement AMI first floors OF Nos 81 and 50
West Forty to be altered ana ready oy March
were Nos 27O and 272 West Thirty-ninthst sold for
Becker for $4,000 five lots the northeast corner
OF Tenthave. and Decentralization yfourth-st,
At the auction sale on Saturday R. v. Harnett & Co.
advertised to sell the th!es-story brownstone front
without date. The property in Broadway sold By Edgar
Tucker was No. $40 and the price $4,000.
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Jan. 9, 1886
The total amount realized at the Exchange and Auction
TSS% S% p%GSS s;S Total
the month OF December. S2,l44hsI
with The lot NO sS7 iCtlavs G,s adjourned sine e
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
Fer the week ending Saturday January o. the fol.
lowing announced TO be held at the Exchange and
TO-DAY MOYDAY), JANA.
Bv JOHN F. b. Saph.
dGS s sale Rsn and so S G
TUESDAY. JAN. 5.
Ri John I. Royd.
soy sas Sipso Vest ss ~
Sth-ave.
%fere IN os 25xIoo each ADD faGe Nos s5
t. 1884 at $50 ~ ~ dave lots 2jKl0O9
lots each and story DWELLINGS, os S3l T. 333
e sSi Sos 3 s5 East s. 80 # o q avs
WEDNESDAY. JAN. g.
BIZ Louis Eesicr
$50 SnH 8 DRY building No 2j9 West 4lstst p lOOfo
Of shave
b. Riesard Y. Hqroeh %.
blc auction plot OF land 7Ox rreg x7jxl00 and 5soY
dwelling No 49, Carrost, SIS. 81 It e OF Henry st. Bklyn
THURSDAY. JAN. 7.
By burgess & BcdmGn.
Public auction IL lots 2jkiOOll each East lolstst 100
BIZ Richard v BarneaG 20.
Foreclosure sale Alfred Wagsah referee, lot. 25xl002
ard 2s,ory dwelling. No lOs East sSdst. 80, l0c neOt
s s1ay sic Hubbard referee lot ?5xl9O5 ardsOrv
dwelling No l6S West ATHEIST We. 100 IL Of 'thaye
FRIDAY JAN. s.
Py John T. B0yd.
ForeclOsurc David Coleman referee lot 2J2xJOS12j
SxSs.l. G 9th-sve. 1913 W otO5tl-st.
BIZ Richdrd y. HdTeu d On.
Partition sale Paddock referee. lot. 242X476 and
4soTy building No 1874 Waters cor OF Pine-sti lots,
a 100 II % tcurtancaye lots
each on lGjths e OF ashin gtonaye, and plot
NJ land rreg Oh l69tst. cor VI 7thst
SATURDAY. JAN o.
BV r H. LUdtOtc # o.
Force sale Hamilton Moron referee Plot Of land
Rowery lot 27NlG0 and 2stoy house No 43 Great Jones
ST : " Of Bowery and lot 2IxUC and similar house No
Al Great Jones. ST. s 5, " OF bowery
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Gaming Araoemlcs.

ALLEN DODWORTH, 6S1 5TH-AVE..
N ASSISTED BY Ills son. FRANK DOpWOHfu.
Glasses and private lessOnA Gentlemen Monday and
evening
little Tuesdays AMI Fridays half
past two. send for circular.
ALEXANDER MACGREGORS. 112 9TH
~ AVE-PTivate lessons and classes every day. Gentle
mems classes Monday and Thursday evenings
ne GARMOiS-l.476 Broadway (42d-st.)
~ New class Saturday p IN.
EERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 162
East 5jth-st Bank Buldng Class Lessons and PR
waite Instruction evening send for circular
A Large Hall let fOT Select Entertainments.
GEO. w. WALLACES classes, 12l West
~ 8Sth-st, Broadway Cthavc. New classes. Ladies
Gentlemen Monday Thursday evenings chdr ms classics
Harlem Branch, l29th.st, Park'aye. See crculara
MIR. =. HARVARD REILLY, Master of
WI DANCING 57S 5th.aye. Sec Circulars
IN GEORGE DODWORTH, 81 West 2lth-st.,
/ o formerly with Mr. Alien Dodworth open
irculars Room TO let for Germans, etc.
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Anslrnctlon.
Art Schools-City.

Art Schools-Cty.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER o-..,. On -
W WIN receive pupils TaGsay O%sf ~ snd
''D''"'' '' g'adio So; 50 Ma.ii'On'ava
Mr. nmnston President Xanq1al academy s o, DsHFa
MI. David Johnson n. A.
For Young Ladies-Couatry.
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS at Croton on Hud-
Miss F. f'n and AS Mss s
HONE BOARDING SCHOOL for misses and
board an, tuition; thorough training A. Thurston
Stamford. Conn
HONE INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, n; Y; a
Miss NJ. ". MEICALF. principal.
NYACK SEMINARY for girls; limited num- nm.
rom Sr I AGes Mira iranSf Is n
For Both sexes---country.
CLAvERACK. n. Y, College and Hudson
1Ha A b FsPGSG % sofS
JANUARY al" S'"0 'O' A. ii. FLAcK, a. b. President
ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack- on the
cr s snd ieadSe e
Session opens Jan send Gr IL fa p%EisrER rr
or. AUGUSTINE, FLA, LADIES ACAD-
combining southern on HG@s in city T RTSTSdb BY
ougn course in English LANGUAGES, Nusi DIawns ana
'anting. &C. &c Address L. Ron i00 81 hngIstine Fla
WINE ELMS,n Springfield, Mass. -Family,
1 Day and Music School for Girls Primary Academic.
ciassea' SIT MISSES PoRTER GnAMpNEY, Principals
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
DLACK HALL SCHOOL, Lyme, Connecticut
D-A Family ana Preparatory School 70: few boys Thor
SSGh hsr%GtOn GGAREs BAkTLET Pncp
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
- College CONDITIONED or reeeted cahdaa'es T0acneu
A lexander Institute, Military Boarding School
"A White Plains, y. y. Principal o. r. WILLIS fh. D.
HAYWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
II ford Conn. Perents who are unfortunate in The man
ases By Of III. s sc sS@i ~ de s sGp
FLUSHING IN. " INSTITUTE,
Boarding ehp Ti for I R{1i Ne Me1 apG boy'
Address Sh0oND LINN A'''i E A. fAiRcHIID.
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
an s and rHIfRaFsSd Tor s9'f
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
IL wCcfsF He., soia year SSHi SSR 1850
NEWTON m j. G0Lt Zion IN Ssd l.s[ Tasns
Boys specially primary Engisn commercial SGademf
S SSoS kSt ama S Sn ns depart
men horses and beautiful pet gfIsoN A. NJ Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester CTs5y HpGn 9 Thorough
ciassd aA English Colonel THU HYATT President
SWITHIN C. SHORTLIDGES ACADEMY
- for Young Men and BOYS Media Penn mile, Iron lon
etc No extra charges 80 Incidental expenses NO exsmi
nation for admission Experienced teachers all men and all
gr1dnares Speca opportunities students to advance
Rapidly Special drill Tor Gull and backward boys Patrons
students studies choose The re>uar Eng
scientific. Business Classical or Ciyl Ensineeing
Course students Media Academy are now IN ir
ward princeton and colleges and polytechnic
schools Med churches temperance charter
Which prohibits the sale ali intoxicating drinks Fornew
illustrated circular address the Principal aud Popieior
SWlTIIIN G. SHORrLIDGE, 4. NJ.
(Harvald University GRADUATED.
Media. Pcnn
CT. AUSTIN'S SCHOOL, WEST NEW
- BRIGHTON, staten Island-A Church School of the
highest class for boys Terms $500 Rev Alfred o.
Rev W b. Frisby S. j. b. Rev. H. y Lnssiier NJ A. Rev
L. Barlow, NJ A.. MI W. h. ResS b. a, MI l. C. Gator,
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THE NEW LINE

i BETWEEN
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. AND NORFOLK OLD
~ POINT COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
on ana Ss s bAs snr T ss ASY oTM1s
q Norfolk aroId Company will runa Fast DAY and NighI
Ipress between New York and Cape Charles Trains leave
daily ayri.ina old Point 90 nfsri . D. m wceS days
aud 80 daily Mo- fox 900 y, ana 3 3 IN sleep.
CIR photographs wb'ut change Tickets paroroSr
seats end seepns berhs at any Ticket oce
'N' i CO, T. CENT P.ss and Freight Aeon,
H. W. DUNEE. Snperlnt,aGcnt A'N NAV 'S"' nS0O'
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER acknowledgements Nov ~, 1882
tn w Ca n n draw
cars to Rochester 81 Adams ana Montrea d,rn
fao Niagara Falis EriS Cleveland Toledo arriving ut
io36 q H. Chicago Express drawing to Canaan
dagpa Ssssrs P sI Sha Horheq Express with
drawing room - .. ,, ,,ro,oh
drawing Dom cars. TO saratoaa TT Edward and Glens
Falls Saturdays only. . -, ,r
m Chicago and St Louis Express WIN %
for kiagaIa Falls Bufoo CINCINNATI Ioieuo De'ro'' 0h'
$50 p m Express with sleeping 70 Syracuse and to
Auburn road and to Saratoga esS TO Montre o., D.,o,
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland, Toledo - ions De
tolt Cneago. also to Watertown ana osoensouiH '
iii5 D. NJ hight ESpress vita sleepingcars TO Albany
and Troy Connects the morning trains Tor the west and
oF s EOr on sale Il Grand Teptfs Depot No Bowling
Green ais Broadwsy Harlom Depot lZ.;st and tthsye
s Ssy At gs snS 81 hfR GsS%sT
YORK $50 Washington 75d FutoEsts Brooklyn and ~
SSs, and & a %
ss sasssss sssd 70 fl and
fFhmeSer tsfl1s 'p ~ A'''" D. NJ KENDRIcK.
''osa.rsi sassrintoodsnt ospsrsi Passenger Agent
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UARLEM RIVER BRANCH

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-Straght and eXcur
~ sion all routes greatly reduced rates Write for
rates other formation also all points West Northwest
the borths reserved two weeks N advance
| LANsIN0'S Halfway Ticket Office 1871 BloadHay
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Brooklnn Property For Sale an 10 ~.

OTIS FOR SALE along Brooklyn Eie'"''~
l Railroad NOW is the best uuic u buy. o.,m.n n
RULAND & WAITINo,o DecA
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEG
~ Trains leave from Chubers-st. Depot for ugcwOod
Closcr Fielmont AMI Nyack 7, 500 10 a m SO :, 100
$40 $40. $50 p, IL midnight sundays T. a. M ana
MANUEL spring Valley and Monsey 7, 10 a. ~, 1850 p. m
Sundays q
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S

I LINES FOR CALIFORNIA JAPAN, CHINA, CEN.
TRALAND SOUTH AMERICA AND MENIC4
From NcwYork. pier foot canals at, N H.
For the Isthmu5 OF Panama
COLON sails Monhay. jam ~ II, noon
CONNECTING for Central and South America and Mexico
From Francisco. LIT and Brannan ats,
For China and Japan.
CITY OF RIO DETAINED sails TueShay Jan w. p M
For freight passage and general information apply nj COM
~ H. J. BULLAY superintendent
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FLORIDA, JACKSONVILLE and all points
south aud Vest ~ than cpmplnlos rates. rhil OF
ueamer WEBB cut ltatc Ticket OWco 81 BroHi WY
.. an Duane LaggaIo eAcekol !. sleepers Iesoryel
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Gifomtcaie ano Railroads.

ALL FARES REDUCED VIA
"A sTONINGTOS LINK. INSIDE ROUTE.
To Providence 3! IS 20 BOSTON ~ frat Steamers
SO. North RIVER block above tAraL
AZ NJ "a p. ~ daily except sunday train with
paor rrc chars between steamers landing and
Ioston without charge
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. N II "; . + e. SOUTHERN DIVISION.

From Pier No. G. NOl Ga River. Via Sdncy HOOK
Tor HiGHLANDs. sEAERlGHr: LoNd BRANCH
LAKEWOOD TONS RIVER and BARNEGAI. 49, p. m
Icats be tocnrrc At foot Of Liucryst Pier ~ 5
North niVcr u -07 2Gl. PSI A. et ll+OaEl Is 3
Br1tdway G5i 81 ADD 20 6havc. Rlyn2t1n.st To- T.
G and 81 90 Crecnv icLst lao. 7s East = II St - a.
800 Bpwcry and PRINCIPAL hotels NcN.NOrk cry
Rrooklyn II 30 onrtt. lC7 Broadway $50, $50 Full.
ton.sL 40 = NrnhHtt7n In u)1okcn, "a Washing
ton. y. Y 1ranscrt omrany VIII cali for aud check
gaze rom hoeis ~ residence 10 destination. -
II + WOO TEN G. g.. HANCOCK,
General MANAGER. Gen. Pass. and iicSet ACT
H. T. BALDWIN. g. T.. +. Agt, llO Liberty a., v. Y.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-19

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Flour-Receipts, 90, =
800 bbls; exports, 1866 bbls, 25,42I sacks:
market steady, with a moderate demand
sales, $4,000 bbls. Wheat-Receipts, Al $50
bu; exports, 274, 1923 bu; cash firm; export
trading only moderate; options opened firm
and advanced 1z@3ac, later ruled easier and
settled back 4@12c, closing steady; sales,
$3.50, 600; bu future, 204, 900 bu spot; No. 2
spring. S5c: No. l hard. soc delivered: old
No. 2 Milwaukee. s212c; ungraded, 81 14QS1 &c;
No. 8 red, S2$4c; No. red, S41a9S4$4c eleva-
tor, S5QS6c atoat and rail delivered; No. l
red. SSc; extra red, S61z: No. 1 white, sac;
No. 2 red. November nominal, SAC; December,
S45aG853sc, closing at S5c; January, Sc 9-I6
@S7c, closing at S65sc; February, SS14@SS15c,
closing at SS14c; May, 92$sG921sc, closing al
e2Rc. Corn-Cash firm and quiet; options
1sG14c better. closing with a slight reaction;
receipts. 21,400 bu; exports, 40,S90 bu; sales,
100000 bu futures. $4,000 bu spot; ungraded,
4404534c; No. 8, 1870 a1oat; No. 3
45%c elevator, 46@46Zc afloat; No. 2
November, nominal: December, 453I046c
closing ut 451sc; January, 47G471Sc. closing at
47c; February, nominal; Ma, 5005014c, clos
ing at 5O1sc. Oats quiet; receipts, &C. 500 blu;
exports, none; mixed Western, 336134c; white
Western, 35440c. Coffee-Spot, far; Rio
firm at 13c; options 10 to 20 points higher
and active; sales, 10l.000 bags; November.
SI1.250Il So; December, $11.3O01l. 35; jan
,lary, $ll.259ll.40: February, $l1 25alI 40:
March, April, May and June. $1I.5O9Il 40.
Sugar steady and quiet; refined steady at 4;
cut loaf and crushed 3-I6G64. Petroleum
steady; United closed at 745sc. Tallow steady
al 41zc. Rosin dull. Turpentine steady at
$500. Eggs firm; fair demand; receipts,
5,SsS packages; Western, 2i@25. Pork steady
and quiet cut meats quiet and firm Lard,
higher and more active; Western steam spot.
1921; November, 6.2306.24; December, ST. 21
@623: january, $6.2706.29; February. ST. 81
@6.35; March, S6.42G6.4S; year 1922; April,
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ON ,CHANGE.

The severe storm that prevailed Tuesday
and Wednesday left its effects behind yeSter
day, which consisted of a widespread inter
ruption TO business, Notwithstanding the
roads were cleared of snow, in CONSIDERABLE
degree travel and business were good deal
interferred with, and most of the day was Oc
cupied with efforts to renew trade. There
was not much wheat offered by sample and
buyers were more than unusually Indifferent.
The result was that dealings were very limited.
Corn was in light demand and quotations were
unchanged. Oats were steady and I'M
Ground feed quiet. Bran easy and in very
limited request. Hay is dull. Choice wild is
worth ST. timothy $999.5O. Receipts heavy,
demand light. Dressed hogs lower. Seeds,
potatoes and and eggs are quiet. The call:
Wheat-NO. l hard, nc bid; No. North
ern 69c bid; No. 2 Northern. &c bid.
Corn-No. 2, SEC bid, Csc asked.
Oats-No. mixed. 25c bid. 26c asked; No
2 white, $3.50 bid; No. white, 2512c bid, 26c
asked.
Barey-No. 2, 45c bid.
Rye-No. =, Acc bid.
Ground Feed-No. l, S14 bid, S14.5O asked;
No. 2, $13.75 asked.
Corn Meal-Coarse. S14 asked.
Bran-Ss bid, $3.50 asked.
Hay-No. l, Sc. Is bid, 81 asked; No. 2,
&c. IS asked; timothy, 50 asked.
Dressed Hogs-Si.25 asked.
Flax Seed-S5c bid.
Tfmothy-S16O bid.
Clover Seed-S4 bid.
Potatoes-3Sc asked.
Eggs-l9c bid, zoe asked.