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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-20
corroN MARKE1s-RY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Feb ISL m-cotoa1Fntnre: cIossA
Uplands Low Mddln1 clause teDrHary isnvsty
s56&d sellers February ani Marc1 de,,vsry 800 ~
aad May delivery S7o&i buyers MAY amt June dsivsry
80 SAD BUYERS June and July ievsry, IL "a value
July anil del verv, 1854 sellers August and
September delivery 4S6tL sellers September delivery.
o .64d. sellers 1880.
GALVESTON Feb. IS -Cotton-Frn Miadlinr. 9l5l5.
Low Niddlina 9l6 Osod Ordinary. ll6. nei rccrpts
974 bales receipts 17O7 bales exports 81 Coaii-
pept SOB bal-s; experts to Grea, Britain, - "a -:
exports bales; sales 126 bales STOCK. JIo9I
bales.
NORFOLK Feb ls -Cottou-steady Mdtling, l0l-l nss
and grass receipts G27 bales; 10 Great Britain
= bale, exports TO the coanneni 80. bales etports
5l3 bales sale. lJO5 bales stock. $50 basa
SAVANNAH. Feo l3;-Cou,n-Qnet: hdt.ng ISIS .
Low Mddng 97-l6: Good Ordinary lJ.lb; net and
rros. receiptA 574 bales exports Great Britain
bales exports tho Cos rinent = bales, expors csAss-
wise -sa stes 900 bales stock. 7202y bales -
NEw-oHLEASs Fen ls.-Cottes-Qdeta a'ldlins ys,
Low Middnng, 99l6: Good Ordinary. &c net receiDs
1881 balss 44l7 bales eIpprts 10 Gr-ts
Britain 54 erports to the Continent 1907 baes
France, - bales; exports coastwlso o,4oo
bales; sales 8 go b4ios stock, 332. LOG JaleA
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The STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE. Fob ls. - Cotton steady Miidns loiac
Flour va, ouet. Howard street aud Western saper.
nne So 37s3 Is. Extra 10 e5nLS , rany 10 - o. q
do RIO Bran 81 15 10 PItIOsco Family s. TO- 40 su-
narrative Patent So wheit-SOutheru lower Ked 9OSsc
a, Amber g2695c Wostern Drmer Va WINTER hed
spot sspnS3c February osSa ss@c; March SO
sale Nav 81 4 s9 &c Corn-Soutlsrn steady White o. a
bSc Yensw 55657c. wesiern active Mixed spot % 20
b3S; do Tor March b4-.Sj6tci do for Nav 6o2goIc
oats were stoa,iv. Southern $4,000; Western White
Rye anet at 6jS7VG Hay ouicu Prime To tboico We.t-
err SI5 J00l4 -. PROVISIONS, steliT Moss PORK slo 20
Bnlkneata shoulders ani Clolr RID SIZES packet
,0S.c 3aoou-Shoulders 2es &C Clear RID Sides SAC
pacxs 10 s22o Creamery Sic Eggs at - &c Lined
do Odl4c Petroleum steady REFINED 90 Coffee
dull RIO cargoes ordinary 10 fair l6s lac sugar
soft e Spppsr refined nrG n.rd loo is .
steaner-Cotton 3l6i Flout In SACKS per toa W' Gram
2.L iIeceipts-FIour 1880 bbiA Wheat 5000 bush
Core 10000 BUSH. Dat. 1000 bush ship hents- Flour
9OS bJls Corn 5I3OD Ousu Sale8-"hoat iLs"oo
bush. Corr $4,000 bush
BOSTON, Feb l3.-Flour auiet: Corn duh steamer
Yellow 81 ), 65',c Oas dull No Wmte 40 a@46 &c;
No 2 White i9c. No 3 White f2si2. Short 3
MIlilIng So O0Ss!4O) Winter shorts s!5 o1Ss;3 =,
Cool liaI2lqo. Eggs. 26S27c Receipts Tor The day
F,our 400 6DlA AMI 1900 sacks, Corn 26OOO bush.
Oats 5000 bash shorts none
BUFFALO. Feb l8-wheA-No Hard nrn at Toe over
Chicago May sale. ot 10000 bash at 10 No. ooO
ms No iari Northern Pacific sold at IS ac: Winter
Wheat scarce aud firms No Rot Michigan 9Oc Oh TRACK;
No / White Michigan SOC track. Corn unsettled out
generally hi.her: NO Yellow 18S5e.c' No. Yellow
No p White 80. a3S.c; No. White 37hn37 &c. NO z
Mixed 36l oA track. Barls' nr'n aud u1cnanged-
Cn0lce Mo higan $50: No Canada BIC No. Extra
ga liis.I seaty-Winter Bran $40 90 SUrlng sl9 50
--Wnrat Is 900 tusaL Barley 5000 BUSH.
,u,c.uo Esh The .llns gel folio VS.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEArrRrs or NETWORK DEALINGS

The grain markets = whole showed frmnea
on Saturday, but the trading was on moderate
scale and the movement Of prices was not important.
Tho character Of the speculation was not changed.
but stcady foreign markets, some unfavoIahle crop
talk and the expect alton OF a decrease Of 100000
bushels in the visible supply gave wheat rising
tendency. Spot lots Q shade better and ship
pcrs bought to the extent OF $4,000 bushels. Tho
sales VI the options fell below 100000 bushels,
but after opening, trile easier prices advanced
and closed firm ~ gains Of g IA cent for March
at 80 80; April 90 1-2 and May and June 81 3-s
cents Cash corn was firm but quiet and there wero
no sales for export. The option market was helped
by the better tone of the provision markets At tho
West and the close n m, with March unchanged
at % 5-S, April down 1-5 at 30 5-5 and May IA
cent higher al 80 3-8 cents. oats were stronger
and AIRY active on the spot and the opt .Ons ad-
vanccd "A cent to 3S IA cents for March and Nav
After the regulai closing hour the drn tone Of
the markets was retained In the out -de trading
Tho receipts of grain at the nre pr n ipa West
ern points last week were follows Wheat Os7-
s12 bu hels a decr ease nom the pr viOus woek OF
l54, $50 bushels corn 1.o97,76S bushei. a decrease
" .O5.46o bushels; oars ,lO2.29 bushels, a do
crease o 1sO,sO9 bushels. The sh pmcnts were:
whoa 3G1 .063 bu-h"l decrease OF 0G,I 81 bushels
corn 1,CO5,52 Dushea, an increase OF l7o208
bushels oats 945,312 bushels, decrease OF $780,
O39 bushels
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
PER y,r,h r cs,.. Vessels aud Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-Tn. u,da Saturday dnlne.s prevailed to. az
tho basis OF O. Tor Air no
spot invooss Sales, 500 has No. at lac, aud 11o
bags No L. to at l5bo The milder trowths were
Sales Maracsbo. Little in eres was shown
IN rho speculation TIE sales reaching only 4l25o bags who
closing quotations decline OF POI nts ior
ihsdsv to: February. l2.n19 l30n March. l23O6i;5
Aur ~ O0l2.l5; Nav. lla5d 1900; June. llSDG ISo
JnIy iIailI5: August ll.lOsIl 90 september: II 30
Mi Oi; October iOslSiOo5 November 10 -O1l 40
Decerber ln.S5. The of actin -t'es or
n" different months were: Jann,ry. 10aaSiboo1aa;
ii 90: June ll.sjSil.75. Jniy. ll4jd l3G
August 1Ll50lli0 srptsmher. l095olesO; octoDrT
100 1lO.s5: November, l0S0S lO.SO December. lO0Oe
changed The port receipts Yesterday agrrs
gated 327 bales pairing witt Ot bales the same fay
ast week aud g765 bales for the corresponding day last
year September Uhe beginning of the crop veirl
The receipts have aggregated 47i3SSS bales against
1855 a2p for the time last season
nasal the American STANDARD OF CIasslhca
ArhA
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hesd Csusirpsd I8 30 Of which 70 New York
Ia cars for SALE Lsht PIGS 81 s51s Of: red Pigs aud
Ssnt Yortsrs s6 ia selected S. ssS 80;
Selected Msdm weights s5 ee9s5 10; Rough So 90 S5 To-
etsgs - 90 - Is; all offerings taken . So
CaTcAgo Union st,,x Ytrt& Fob 49, ms Drousrs
Journat REPORTS; Catts-Recepts 1000 hsad market
unchanged; Fncy 50 1913 80 Steers 80 noSsI 80:
efocksrs ami Feeders 81 so s. so. Cows Bulls ami
Mixed 81 1888 is Texas oette 81 90 0St 90
Sfogs-ttAoe,bts 1900 hezd shipments O.O00 head Mar.
kef strong, Mixed 81 O01h 35 HEAVY s. 3osss IS;
Receipt. 1000 hsadi shipments 800 Market
steady Natives So 5p1s5 so Western 81 5000 25 Texans
80 rs 0St IS; Lambs s. O0ds9 10 ooo,. ,,
ST. LOUIS ~ (a'he keceipts ZOO hsd Sho-
ments ga, market was hrn Choice heavv Ss az
sroers a Good Native steers - 30
81 8: Butchsfs StSers Medium 70 Choice ~ loSH 50
Stockes and Feeders fair 10 good SZ W 70 h@h.ss
Ordinary Good So 100S4 90
- 100 nsai ShDmsnts ZSoO Marses
steaiy Choice Heavv and Butchers selectors so 5y0
As IS Packing Workers Medium 70 Choce ss~so o.
LIrht ersiea Ordinary Goot f47oDfb %.
sheen -Iecssts mona shipments 400 head AsrRss WAS
hrm. Fxi- Choice So so 70 50 40
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ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Feb. ls.-2 D m Beef aud Pors-In poor
demand. Ham--ln peer demand; long cnt duh al AIS
Bacon poor denaud Cumberland cut dill at 80: long
dull at 3Ss 81; short rib dull at S3A Sd Ceese In
poor demand Tailow-In demand primo city dull 81
16s 81. Spirits Turpentinein fair demand ami trim AZ
Rosn-In hem l. Lari. spot AMI fntures-in
poor demand prime Western spot Fe'ruary MARCH ahd
A mi. dun a 49,. Whsat-In poor demand: So~ No
Winter du a 7i2d; do spring. dull AZ rs 81 FOnr-
In poor demand. Corn. spot and FruresIH Jar drmani
Mixed Western steady at 4s 9s DO February steady
at4 9ad: ,o. March sssty at - s9L do Apri sesdy
Hops London New York state In fsir lie nan
LoSDOS Feb l3-4 p NJ Pro iuc--cacuta ldn'est va
per quarter Ln-esd oil lSs 9d per cwt Linssei axe
q6 lO4 s6 IFS 81 per for Western. Refined Peiro
leum sat o 81 per gallon Spirits OF Turpentine 2sa
CT. per c~L y, ,.
ANTWERP Feb. lS -Wcoxs lari closet &C 81 francs
per 100 Silos Petroeum-Flne Pale Americtn
IL 80 centinss seers
BREMEN Feb lsWilcoI's lard closed at 81 mArKs 10
pfsnngs 10 ID Petroleum. marks p.siass
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CHARLESTON, Feb 10 Spirits Turprntine nothing doing
SAyANNAH Feb ID -rurpsntine nrm AT 3sc
WuMIXGTOY. Feb 49,. Iurpcntne rrm a. $50
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Ee9al Notices.

CUPREME COURT. Ncw-York County.
~ James Dodis, plaintiff against Clara Baro de Sober
defendant. - . . 49,, vi,
To the above named defendant:
are hereby summoned to answer the complaint IN
this action and copy Or your answer on the
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty DAYS after the service
Of this summons exclusive OF the day OF service and IN
case Of your failure to appear answer Judgment VIII
against you by default for the RELIEF demanded
the complaint
Dated January 10. 1855 -. .--.
GOODRICH, DEADY GOODRICH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
ONCE address, No. 50 Nall.st, New YORK city.
To Clara Baro dc Soer, the above named defendant -
The foregoing summons Is served upon you ,by punt
cation. pursuant order Of Hon Edward Patterson
one the supreme Court Of the state OF
York dated the l1th day Of February, 1883. and
copy Of the complaint in the office OF the Clerk
OF the City and County OF NewTOrk at the County Court
House In the city of New York State OF New-fork on
the IN day Of February, lSSS
The original complaint was filed In the office OF the
CLERK Of the City and County Of NewYOrk the Court
House in the City OF New-YOrk, on the 10th day OF
January, 1883.
Dated New.Yort February IL, 1883.
GOODRICH. DFADY 4 GOODRICH
Plaintiffs Attorneys 50 Wall-st, York
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THE TRADE Elm CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Feb 10 tspecaD 1t was not In any OF the piA
the Saturday OF market On the other hand
where the floor very anmat 81 time.
with advancing and with some very heavy trans
the Close avapcs OF y ccpi, corn OF
cent pork cents Lard Of II cent? AMI oats cent
that the visible supply viii show decrease on
Monday o. abont 10000 bushels The IA receipts hers
four estimates FOR MONDAY are lori ear,
The sos touched 81 Ani closed az III
cents There little for sale the eDiDE Tue
receipt. Ter Monday 8o5 II opesel At o.
tonrhed so and then started advance Tn set me
crowd 10 cOv,rng ami that only h1st-ned tho advance
stop TIL 5l Was reached The close was ON
farm
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Hlnsiral INSTRUMENTS.

FISCHER PIANOS. renowned for tone ana
j ndinr in nutsc tores and .iore-ro0ms q /
10 425 West 2sth-st AMI SJ7 Broadway lSthsL (Dson
Bulding.) Pianos exchanged, rented. OF Instruments
A NUMBER of Grand. Upright and Sqn1r'
n Pianos OF make slightly used almost as good as
new and fully warranted, will be sold al liberal re-
duction fIOm regular prices. Pianos 70 rent m
~ WIN. KNABE < CO,
112 FtIth-aNe. above 16th-st
CPECIAL NOTICE.
DHavng gemens with tho receiver OF the Coby
Duncan OF the bal NO ot thor stock
con.,ting ofaOO UDrghA all offer them wnoesal Or
retail al cost OF pro tncton. ia tDniN PECN " De-.
manufacturers OF the Famous HARDNAN Piano.
WaierOOms. l35 Flfih-avenue
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II 2I S22. f-4'' ~''"'''''
Fss roar wa.. s'y Family s. s 81:
Receipt, 5000 Oush. .uonenI' LOGO Corn au'i No
s Mfsa N al At Ss s POI. aI,i4 50 stronger
a salx MS''' clS 's At - -
ISs 20 Bn;Ier Fancy creamery 81 $50 Extra
Prm. Dy 1 ss 9l Efi 9a o .y co%SS 90
Light = 90 sl - racs1F And sA'' i'r' 10 2oS'' d.
No. Rsd ct.G So Oi: Nav $40; June So, 5uy sjS
Reess% 800 bush 1000 Ou.a oats 800
BUSH
orL Corn aaiet; so Mixed iosc bid oats dul
Aisast 7e ssslscs& 90 S.';
SIC bailey 50 7.a7'.S rlo'.oq ~ f ss,I
r rs t oa sls % Lar n. s.'s.f
Il s2c Recents-Flo 1000 9et Wheat i. do S1 not.
baricy IL. 200 Du-A
ns sr Gag. ,w We M.a:n az. II n,3 ::
Sor.asIs c., 49, &c. H as2en 7 9ssc Nav H.
SS SS,'G'I lard Gi IS &C. go Sonea N
7tc Flour Patent sacks 70 ship 81 ioSs' % Bakers
rEomA Fob. ls.-corn steady: alxn Mr'a tssag.c
No Ms... Si's srn a2sa 81 "s spru R.co,o.;
Germ 1850 oasn os,, 100 oa soS O1. Bsr.y
s !. sSS sa.n '''''' 'u''- O' '''''
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ls-Four market continued weak.
ss e' Extra 81 1885 Fean:viv.nI, Family So 5Ss
DO DO . rsSS''
Clear ojol2h do DO 2oS+t ST LOUIS .; a.,
a. Winter Patent lair 81 ota Minnesota
.ss r 81 - eaac aG
T.a s. 70 %n sos s asaf
Tenant sSt little seea atom sales :. Unsr.asd IN
90 sG' Tor ae Ssrca sosso xDri Do iSI
Nay Ice. G sm.u 9P, s s for
y: ), As.a fA %. ssDos or e1 f.o SS
y sos; DO March 65S57 20: 20 for ApTi s7sS
and pEss. rule: steady a'' % e II led
. s''%F;, sn .a' f'sn.
s s.s.'r %S AMI esr,
Nm DO s e ''ss DO
90 % ss d: s .G1a
PED y Fm R:s ~ = 8 s. s cs 10 d: 81. Ss
sIs SSS;iss 10 Prime Mess ps ~
IL :it sSsso. sides. Clear kSGsi smoked s.s 100 y.
q ss'' :sstoa 7s5.s s,ssI,s!s eSt:s ..s
ss az" do Brsastass Bacon aos ioSs; Lara :'s.ay.
's sss'' Butter or sS,.
2s Western Extra p. =. 9s ,n;.s a., and n
ci...s s.q S@a s.. YORK Fun crs.% lsssise ON:
E E G as9s :'..d w. =: % rs%$
4 sS 'a ... G ~ Se. fs oaaasi
s ,s 50 PC, Feed 5 Hs
2toS oOi wesa! $500 sn:a Corn sSS 400 O..a ,
bush Oats 1900 bush
ST LOUIS ls-Fonr sulet at 50 loast Is Wheat
| closed hirhrr-No Red cash sou isle March 80 20;
May sISss2.o elosns s2-G Corn MAS nrm ana higher
Cash sa46c March A5ias; May 4tS as7 iso. clssne
dice oats nrni cash soe' May s2s'.c Rye. oso
rS. rn Ss's g. S.. o. s.n
Exgs IL PC Butter nrn ugohanss -CresnIsry 2AG3Oe;
DAIRY lsS26c. Cornmeai wAs firm at 81 90 whisky
hrn at 81 90 Provisions :lrons-Pork new 81. 60
Lara 81 S7l Drys Meals Doxea shoulders 50 81 az IL
Long Clears 81 1907 37a Clear itos 81 Se' 90 short
Clear 81 So 90 Baeou boxed shoulders 81 90 Long Clear
a, O Clear Ribs So 20 nsS No. Short Clear W j5fSS 40
Hams were steady at $40 80 si2 Oh Rseeip!s wess
Flour 1000 bblA Wheat 5000 Corn AHOoO bush
oau 5000 bush; Rye meme Barley $4,000 bush Ship.
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PROvISIONS-PORK-No in the way OF sales was
Sy Use
ss PINE Mss sIo FAMILY Mess less .i5
I
50 e. DBL 9e ~ IS Rtr Pa. 25
W! steadily s.a -, Quoted h r. slS SJs.le 70
me isspe st favor, Iavsi. Train. CONTINUE. dull 20
0 s. sy ,d RSssa s s,: a%Ssh At 7S
10 smoked shoulders 7,.e smoked hams, io1
HOGS demand a"a s;, hI%y ciiy HEAVY 70 Light
sr;i sd. sS":sTas ,aS '5It .Sa The
s5:i Is ss1
lsne w cs s;sa% as.Sd' S steam
nsst soc sSss March :. 1859 sS.
s Sc, asT4 sc.ag sS 1905 es ja ssSo 80
:, 'ss ANb f:
ara .%.n -9 ss. :s r. :y @
T. fs s?s a.:.
ana tubs l. ae5e. hIsin. l9a2ic wsstern-Imitatsu
s s1r1 f e sc Roll, issss@ F.s,"a
fancy w cnass rS cS do sd a%Sy r3
~ ii ,.o Ssim. sioc DO Western Factory r.
IS "a. 2Ge L,%oi i2slOe.' Late Packed los2oo Early
E, S $:.;::..
- atsto Refined quiet 9noI.teu. Cat Loaf 7so.
s.f cos:s &c. % a. sSS 9! %s: s3:.s '''
sTEARI SE-Du sud prices wholly nominal for tho day.
OleomsrgArine quoted 60 sac
TALLOW-stesdy but quiet Prime citJ quoted 4tc
Sales bO, O0O 10, 4tc
LIVE STOCK MARKErS BY TELEGRAPH.
si Ss. ros sf thu. Tar he.n same
Ias week 7U3S head Consigned through SO cars ~
which New York; cars on sale market steady Ezra
O. 20. ~ -. $1,000,
vesK inns lar 80 400 last SO 600
head Cousien nod through cars OF which 70 YORK
on sae "a cars margst full Coaimon To Far u 40
a rs. Good TO Chsies 81 O0df5S 80; lambs duh and
nominal. .o-,,, No., -.
mus lar lg 375 head last week IS $40
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mssss-wheat 900 bush Corn $4,000 Oats $4,000
bush Rye nOae
ToLKDo. Feb la-whesf Krm dnfii Cash s<Sa8so; Nav
&c. $3.50 Corn active and firm; Cash 90 &C. May
Oats wer ,r Cash $780, Covcrsced steady Cash
So s7ia Receipts-wh-at 1000 bush i'orn 5000 Dusn
Shipns s. Wheat 3UOO bush. Corn 2U0U BUSH
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iron Pipes Special Pipe Castings used IS
AMI section II o. the New Aqusduo At such places
Commissioner sad as provided for in tho approved form Of
contract aad specifications ole In the ence "
nueuc will be rrcsv ed this Office
WeInrsday the gsth day o February. 1888 at clock
>, M Al hich place and hour wall be publicly opened
by the Aaus uot nmissoners aad the Of
fysct for ong and furnishing
b. said Commissioner as soOn thereafter IS
tiosbla
tons bids propo'ss and proper envelopes
e., ar fonda
ssd work and all information be obtained the
10 the secretary.
~ S'' JAMES G. SPENCER, President
JOHN c. sHEEHAN. Secretary.
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NRh-lOhk feUruA1y O. 1850.
NUMBER l. TO CONTRACTORS
BIDS OR PROPOSALS for furnishing and delivering ann
Iavins aud their appurenan g. from
lS6hst to tho proposed Gate House inc
Central Park Reese vora dong ali ohef work 10
complete section 10 OF tho New CrOt"n
Aousduct as called approved forms OF contract
ant lilo IN the oc ~ the haneduot Con
nisssusrs will received this Office nnN "Wednesday
the 29th February lSSS ~ o'clock M Al whioh
will publicly opened oy the AGuoduct
the award Of the or doinr sd
rrnihiag said materials Will he made oy san
Comm, q there lftsr az pracucable
Blank forms sait approved contract and spscneatons
thereof and bids and envelopes or the
enclosure and also the plans Of said work
and All inor be ota the above -ce
Of the q application " the Sscrs
BY order OF the AQueduct Commissioners
JAMES q. SPENCER, President
JOHN c. sHEEHAN. Secretary.
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Gealbcrs.

Gealbfrs.
BEST TEACHERS, Tutors ana GOV IA
IA supplied charge. TEAC HEltS lcslste 81
fIrr vacancies always hand; form for stamp: y r.
AVERY, American School Bureau . w. l4th-st, N 4.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHhRo'
~ AGENCY suppIics Professors Teachers, Tutors Gov
ernesses &c, Colleges Schools and Ismles Apply 10
MRS NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON, % Union Square.
MISS ADELA RANKIN, Teacher of Elocu-
Nl ton Reader OF ID kens and Lecturer on Voice Biid
ing Lung trengthenng 81 East l7thst New YORK
fINIJrORS GOVERNESSES, Professors,
all bran ches circulars OF choice schools sun
piled to parents mo fern languages spoken NJ IAN
CoYRIEi,E 81 East l7ihst bet 4th-ave and Broldwa.
WANTED IMMEDlATELY.-A lady able
w 10 teach French. and music. az comp2 MON
and instructor a mar led lady living IA Winch ssr va
intervirw to-day 1T 1913 sCHERMEHHOk N'S TEA H.
ERS AGENCY East i4thst
NVOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU for both sexes supplies Professors, Teach
ers Goyernesses Musicians IIousekeepers Companions
&C. TO colleges schools and families; also Bookkeepcis
Stenographers and CopyistS 10 business INNS a.
MRS A. ID. CULVER 800 5thavc., Ncw-fork City
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| OF Classlhca-


Good Ordinary. ........7 ll-1e Low Mitiinz ..95 is
st. Go.i ordinary ....S n Nftdlng -..--lo3lo
The speculative light easv and other
market the sales reaching 10000 uAes
while onE quotations represented decline OF 20 points
the day;
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lsD. 1.-The lie .dlng future. ranged as follows

Cash quotations we're as iciow'eTo sprlns Wheat 7es
20 cora 40 80 oats q hs29o: NO Hyc =
6lu No , Barley II 1SOc No l FLAX seed 81 81 IS.
Prims Timothy sooi g ~ s$2 a. Ness POrs per o1:
loose s. 7a Dry Saltsl shoulders boxed So 200 80 Vs.
short Clear Sides boxe - o. WlsSsj. i'I!er.
finished goods per gallon 81 i5
Flour qulst aud prices steady AMI uncainget
As last quOt, t-Cho!ee 10 ttieI "in'r liens ~ Ugs
oousu Winters SIS D. Far 20 Choco secons )! %
20 Chmca % F4nof Minnesota PLte1ts s. 50 6bt 3D.
soft Wheat Patents - i01si 81 Minnesota BAKERS ~
.ack. rs Medium Choice SOFT springs e5 600
81 s. low trade Sprla.s 81 7OGS2 ~ Rye Flour
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proposals.

AQUEDUcI COMMISSIONING oFTcE
ROOM 20y STEWART BUiLDSG. No. 2sO BRO ADwAT. I
NgH.YoRk. February g. 1883. }
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NV 1T , hN IIN ,. ,rr,noor
w FOR Q EENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL $500.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
iCFLTIC Can't. Irving wednesday. FEB % | D: m
GFRNANTC Cant Gicadell Wed. Feb 90. q 90 M
RTErRLC can't Dawson, Wes March 40 40 p m.
From WIZ. STIR locs fool ~ vs. .rn St po,,-,
,cters on svorabje terms Storage from 10 the nd
Country 500 a limited number OF second CABIN
Messengers carried these e,eamerS, tate
sSo tnd s35 excursion. $50 and eos For
nspeeton other information anpy az the Con-
pany's Once, No. II Broadway New; YORK ..,