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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-08

shoulders in dry salt and fully cred 1oc d. d. moS .s
l0c an nickIe oGfic do breakfast bacon II 29 100
Beies STEADY y, cy Refined AZ lohc Steam oa ioo,
tose nj 04d9iqc. Butter steady Pennsyi'ah"
Creamery Extra 26c Western creamsy ESirs scts
"a Sn Packing IIucr l10l2c Eggs firm Pennsyivans
r,rsts nj 25c Western Firss Is alg2c Cheese seh{
us 81, tulI Cream g09c: Ohio Flats, Choice Stc no.
t"i~ io Prime 7ieasc sugRehned steady Powdered ~
@ ,nn petroleum siendy 10 Abel test IN bDs, 'oS6
Recepts-Four bbls. Wheat 10000 BUSH Corn sw
49, oa.s a. 900 bush Shpments-Wheat $4,000 Dush
Corr II 900 bush oats $1,000 bash
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Refined oil unchanged at Z 90 cents OCT h"'0"
all ports. -. 1.s.... $1,000, =.
or cry Nov 7-NatonaI Transit Cerncaes opened AZ
an Sthcsf lowest SO Ia closed S6R sales, lOoOOo
clparncas 3O2 900 barrels charters DarIeSj
"a ,,nSt. 2l3 CsS barrels runs. Sc 800 barrels
prrTsBuRG Nov. 7.-Petroleum dull and 1rn;, Natonn
Transit Certificates opened at s5; closed at CO.'S Shes
&c., lowest 50.
BRADFORD Nov. National Transit Certhe Sf
opeuet at Sj4 closed S6L2 highest eos lowest o''+
Crarlnces. 10000 barrels
TrrusyILE Penn. NOV. 7Nation1l Transit Cr1inca'e'
cpeued at IS b highest o6-si lowest 80; cosou Pc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-08

ON the Produce Exchange today Butter market
quiet and steady; Elgn Creamery 20 n nc; Choice
Western % d20 &c Choicc ary lJ@--ci oomhon " i"i
lInl7c Eggs steady at l9&d2Oc
MryYEApoIIs Nov Wheat firm local demand light
Clo.uc quotations No. Hart cash 81 %; November
60 Z xdr,acrn cash 81 ISL november Il 49, Decs@Oe5
81 Ia: NAV 81 49, track II u al -. 10; =
Norihern cash y 06. November ii OG December 81 o.
May 81 Il; track II O79S
PHILADELPHIA Nov. L Flour steady aud unchanged
and rcunsyvana Supcnc 90 - y 90 40; 90,
JStfas ~ - No . Winter Family - 37ae$ - &,
Iennsy ynnn Family - 75Q - OO Pennsylyana Roller
IToc,.s ~ 2J ~ So Ohio Clear - Ood 90 do SaH,t
5O0 90 - Indiana Clear - 90 70 90 no. Sihgl - ~
10, straight - 20 - - Winter Patent EAR u those
s6 OOa=7 90; Minnesota Clear - O0d ~ 80 do straight
So Ooash jo do Patent SO 150Sl -. hAr h"ur lhr,
aad steady nj - lOG-i l2L, Buckwhcat hour quiet at
nni advanced 80 under hi CHER reports rom othtr gram
centres but There WAS very little demand rom any source
sales OF tngadti IN export elevator 10 llOAc No rem
svlvauia Is 1890 80. = i.rl ur
November 1862 O7isc do for December lu.tG i09tc'
do for January llOi4dllOcc; do February ll-td &c
Rye firm and STEADY ~ CSC per bush ior NO. IrnSyl
from shippers but business restricted ~ hght offerings
cor lots iur hcl trade ruled ais. Win iir O -W 20
liked "a 2Ots elevator 49s ,35bc do on track DVIn1V
Ma Mixed for November tSqG4e Ici 90 b.cshlDer tp~
The market for rar lois firm nc MONDAY o'-i' pi5,
s.lts Of IJec,d White 27o migrated Mhlte VI 81 &c
l32iec 10. White SOC No white in 2oihsL elevator
szA9S5ci do Choice In grain depg, ~ 90 = ych
i2b q 32fc; do for December 3Sa p 3ssc: 30 Tor
January 81 ga3laic. DO February 3ist re foiiloes
stars - i3c per bush Provisions were stty ~ moderate
demand Beet CITY Family s3 90 DO, per 2ei: no. 90
Hams "a GOALS 90. Pork-Mess 81 90 do Prime
Smoked l2L dl3io do p Cured uerces ii a IL 10.
do, do. ia salt lOsc sides. Clear Ribbed smoked, lci
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Ii
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Trust Co.. RJge-st, n OF Stanton-st, yra
Louis Armann TO Henry Ameman, 81 Pine-st, ms.
George Cameron and wife 20 Mary j Hunt 8
Chisholmst lot No. 10, 3 yrs. ..
william Carroll and wife, 20 Lucy Duffy. s OF
Mechanics adj: lani I Archer, . yrs
exrs., e cor. 11th-aye and 96thsI l W.
Emil Z Frciss and others 70 Gustav w Friess,
n Of Ridcr-aVc n OF 13Sth-st, yrs. :.
Elizabeth II Tanning 70 the General Theolog'-
cal Seminary % the j. T.. Church. cor
Water-st and Builing slip, 5 yrs.
Robert Ray Hamilton to II Phillips, SIS Of 29tb-
Louis Jacobs to S Alter. OF Ridge-st, n Of
John d Karst, ir. and wife to Board Of Domestic
Missions Of the Reformed Church, OF 4th-st.
John d Karst, ir, to Jacob Karn. same prop. / yr
Ellen ID Lord 70 F ] Elliott, Of 74th-st o
Cecilia Z Lapplne to German American r F.
Title Guarantee Co., OF 1l3th-st OF 4th-
ave. I VI
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Il IN pLam 49, 8 state Hoes. eos n. at 90 10.
1nvE srocK MARKETs-BY rELEGKAPH

CHICAGO Union Stock Yards. Nov. THE Drovers
Tonrna reports: Cattle-eccipts 1900 head shipments
5000 market steady Beeye s. 00a$6 90 Steers S. %
90 Sfookcrs and Feeders - 90 %. Cows Buls ana
Mixed 81 4O02 -. Texas Cattle - 5o02 o. western
To- Receipts II 600 head shipments 5000; market
sronc Mxed 81 1905 65 Heavy - 40d5 10 Light - 20
a SO Skips - jO@5 90 oooo o,,o+
sheen Receipts 5000 head shipments 1000; market
steady Natives Inferior 10 Prime = 20 - ~ "es5ern
a - 80
ST Louis Nov l. Catle-Receipts 1880; shipments
27O market strong Choice Heavy Native steers % W.
s. so Fair Native steers 81 30 70 90 butchers
s..r Medium 10 Choice SO 30. Stockers and teeher
Fair to Good 81 1913 10 Rangers Cornied - ooa4 lo'
Cirass.fed - OOd3 10 .- ooo . .,.,,o.
IIogs- Receipts 1855 head; shipments 500 Inarket
steady Choice Heavy and Butchers select tons % 90 "
Packing Medium 10 Prime 80 3Od5 90 llght Irades
Ordinary Ia Best - 2Oa5 40 ron o.Lo, s,aoav
Sheep Receipts lao; shipments foVi halAo' '''"''
Fair to Choice - 90 81 40 - ~. o., r,,,oDs
Receipts 70 shipments To- 1eA@i' ""N 'NN"''
In carloads, go a. $3i.
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New ON ,mddanesuay NOV 1-BEEvE S.-lseceiPts
cars direct TO East Side saughtcrers GOths
stern aud cars for Kaufman Strauss and IS
jersey s Oh Then 10 cars Ola not reach ng o yards
from Monday, making % cars actually for sale Trade
were shade stronger equal in some I0c per
n a c a Rangers ya were slow and prices barely
Inferior to Prime Native Cattle sold az 80 40qs5 02a
per SG 6 ncans Z Of asSo Ransc &sa at % 5S
70 ns a. ga Ry w fGw e sSSs2 80 Of
9 ana e viii n out To BS y w s Se
g Cattle and - sIecp. 90 .,-.
81 e & Sc 2C C a s s' 81 1 a. y
steSr;S fSl4 p :! a g SS i iSSs :.
a. lij ds y g 81 g Raa e +? oI 's
a 81 o5 90 do, 1912 ~ az 81 Kentucky oxen l1i3 10
s. d. e. 5sj r. n az 3 ~ ~ ~. o-'
S Go sS p 3 27S Western
o. eSid3h : SG e, s. s,S +
% % a. c lSo at 81 O. g. 81 Esas e.? G 1922
Newton Gilct s2s Idaho steers 9I;o l9 =, % "a
g a 10 fS 2' DO T. II % i''
12s6 %l IS s. e cSI6ad9 Steers lies r. at % 81
81 DO o95 ~ at "a 80 p.n,ors oos n At 90 go a do
2 SSls Seg5 saI. IS p a % =. s. q 10
cALvEs@Recsip,s yesterday and today 10! head
Of hG sS@ SoP aSd on ns fh n %h Gales
e s g. 5S Sgg 19c sold fSd a. ana s5S for
sassgslleaeees Hollis IS Grascrs 200 n aysr9 sg;
M3ed CAVES ga D. e. e T. "a 4 50 g
10 Fsd d. $50 n st g. 20; Do 27s ~ at 81 Vea'
S5 a. 2ci q q l5o e co. q, :
vei 1SG 20 30 H e. Ga ,s iss r.
e 6 Gs 5 & a ed Is f1 dS 10 S' a. s. e. az
vsas las s 81 Isl also late yesterday Al Gras'erS
2'o JeIIlae. wriaht Co veas 81 n a. IS; d.
90 90 d. At a 9 90 a. e. &c lS2 49,
6s%sg TsSs Il? IN 80 y E! pei,
yfe iS 2f n E & Iii ao for 4G two dy &C. 30
a5 head2s IL ears ot At eC sh;sog and So ~
car; 5eTsey S Gy on @esny but &
took hold and bought the stock. paying rlae advance
SF ssfO @1 as S s as 'I II
Common TO ca5 Ss sS sa SSs5 q per 100 d.
@ 3 aer 100 % State g s'is m fs'' g
a q a5 i5i d. g n sS "a DO g y p st g i
52 d. Il h. at eG 30; 20 do, IS II, at SO So 40 Can
MSgdn 'T d5 g "a at s1 IL ?F a55 Mchss9
g At s. 3c 30 DO Ct T. at 90 So So is do p a
h, at sG 80; ao5 Canada do, So n. at So so; 2lo do
Hum Mullen q sts1 SHEEP 81 81 p at e g "a g 1 %
dS ao Al a. p V 1877 d. Il at g IS % d. 70
H. at 60 81 ~ l75 do 20 Il H. at 80 80 So ,oo - .,
e.; lGs northern Canada Lcmbs 90 H. at Sc; 1916 Cam
ada dS s. k;T Ct CO. 90 % state Sheep 100 n 81
70 Tenpsyyania Lambs 81 n at 50 75 IS do 81 H. at
So 50 172 DO 60 p. ?. SO - 49, -. -, -
J. T. Sader & Co. 1G3 Kentucky Sheep lib ID at
81 u. 80, c... e,o, On - ~ C..
20 d. 16 b. at "a II 10 1o state Lambs 81 IL p o at
az ~ do IS % H. AZ $50 p 205 DO Il IL d. at - ~
F Neyfon G-ilctt: 175 Western Sheep. l5 H. AZ g. 40
ia TERRITORY d. 1913 10 p - % 81 do los IL ~
az "a 81 1-2 80 do 1O5 r. a. - 40 o,,o- -,
sherman Culver: s32 Missouri sheep 81 "a "a "" at
SO 81 L.; III Canada 90 y IL d. at - o. " O'
HOGS-Recepts yesterday and to-day Sc cars so., OK
9s2 hoad2 cars at Jory City ana - cars a. bd
st. ell consigned direct VITA the exception OF 20 mead
Market quoted steady at sGasG % per 100 d. , 40
Sales-IeilGe. Wright Co.: state Pigs loZ 3D.
at SO % per 100 n. .c,o
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Nov "A pm-Cotion-The sles OF me . gay
Included 600 bales American Futures o5eN quiet STEADY
IIuands low Mddng clause November delivery > oo'otu
sellers November and December delivery 'o9au
hrrary delivery. 5296ld sellers; February ana Maish
.gt;lG value; March and April delivery. 90
al inycrs; April and May delivery 5@b4d sellers MAY
ami JUNE delivery, 346id sellers June ana July "e'es
:
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

rovnoy Nov ~ m-COnsols. 97 DAG for money and
o. lI6 Tor the account Atlantic and Great Western first
orta@e Trustees Certificates 4los do second mortgage,
sis Canadian Pacific 57i2: Erie 3Ol do second cOsols
lOl Mexican Ordinary AN; ST. Paul Common %; New
Work Central 1884: Pcnnsy lvana 5b'
In the stock market morning American securities opened
the OF General Harrlsihs cicOhV Noht"
psci6c shares in strong demand ,,,,,
To NEW York operators selling and English
o,aratr ger buying heavily this Stock Exchange this
afternoon
The rate OF in the market for short bills
is 3 per cent and for three months bills per cent
Spanish ~. - % 49,. a.,
PARIS advces quote per cent rentey at SO francs 81 =
80 centinies for checks.
Tire Of bullion Withdrawn nom the Bank VI fhSu
on bal ance to-day is 1904 600 - -. -,
India Council bills were allotted to day at an advance OF
l.l6d per rupee.
Bar silver is quoted at AZ per ounce
SPIRITS OF TURPENTlNE.
WILMINGTON Nov 7.-Turpentne firm at 42i2c.
S.yANNAU Nov. ILLUMINATING firm at AZ &c.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The only auction sale at the Real Estate Exchange
yesterday by H. V. Harnett Co.. under partition,
Of No 24 Ffhave. the east side. 50 feet north Of
Twenty evenths. fourstory stone front dwelling and
lot 2Gxlo0 The property sold in suit inst.
tuted by Euphemia G. Purton, plaintiff, against Alfred
Coyllle and Others defendants The bidding started
a95 and 10 Sl0J 900. at which price Joseph
Nayor she buyer.
The announcement OF the result OF tho Presidential
election received with general satisfaction the
real market. The general sentiment seems be
that the present scale OF values Is likely remain with
chance IN favor Of further improvement carly next
nlshei fat below Fifty-nDth-st, rent TO exceed
a, goo per year
Two four story brick tenements on seventeenthss.
between seventh and Eighth ayes lots 25x94 each.
were offered for sale SIS 900 each. Also private
house on West Endave for sale exchange FOR free
and clear country property and cash mortgage eli co.,
price a25 900.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
par North giyer. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Brazn grades the spot 1uotea fath ns
viii an lncrea demand Far eaigoes 10 l4c
sales 500 bags II lac for No - - t . 70
cost and freight and he for No Sos' Snc oninns
suffered bad break lower foreign aavices au nt
seino nv longs" After heavy opening prices iuiVh
iv declined 35a4O points. subsequently ncfS
further drop OF 1920 points Closing partly s'''"'
nInd
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nlnsiral Instruments.

NUMBER Of slightly used upright and pianos,
n Of our make which specially selected aud v'et
by the the Metropolitan Opera House Company
during past opera Will be sold az liberal
reduction from regular prices.
WIN. KNABE CO., 112 5th-ave. above l6th-st
w ALTERS PIANOS.
w Uncoual!cd for richness Of tone. University place
corner 12thst Pianos easy terms, rented or eX
changed
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Dcntietrp.

vIAEVARD COLLEGE DENTAL EXPERTS ParlorS
I12s East is,h.sL, near shave aays estcnsn.; also
physiean Advice ana examination free Charges moter
ate Extracting with eas zoe nlllng. cement and other
Use gold nllings finest order 81 90 Can ana os con-
yincef Cost, YOU nothing VIII save trouble ana eN
pense Then the difference between science ana pre-
sumption
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New-York, "wednesday, Nov. z. 1888.

1OTTOWIhg
Auction Room today:
nv Rear V. Harpett Co.
1 4story dwelling with lot, No 2s1 SHAVE. 0
s4S It OF 27thst lot 26xo0 Joseph Naylor. s1o5 00o
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. 7. CITY
10Th st. S. 10S II OF Avenue G., 25x92.3;
WIN Broadbent to Eva Boyer =. e26,50
Cal,iiwelI-ave., s. $50 II OF Cllfton-st 25x
100 Margaret Garvn to Rebecca ID Chsmplin 300
PlttsL No. 81 Henry Aumsnn 10 Louis AuInann 2.50
DivsIon-st No 264 Leopold Kurz and wife TO
Cedtre1st ~T ne : lots 49, 81, map Thos Walker,
75x115 John Horridge and wife 70 Jas Angus 800
l22 Fdasr 70 George Gee ~ Edgar 2'' eooO
'1 n@i, Igon and md wife to William Miller 1900
li2 same =, q Same :; 5eo' II " .. ''~ ~ 1880
1ot liza - $ 100 It Of Avenue A. 1oox1oo
Ira Shafer to Richard II Handley .; , 1000
wss. Eud-aye, cor. o6th-st. O.Sxl2o;
NtCahill and wife To- David Chrystle 5000
Ridge ST. W 8 17J II OF stanton st. 2oxlOo; soio' ~ .
uion Alter and wife to Louis j. Jacobs $50
's; Ta Vi 70 ii ElIraSct 1' Tyler 1870
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trr dull and unchanged Patents &c 75d$7 00 Bakers,
g., sacks 81 IS as 25 Wluters in barrels 50 oo1o 10
cash ouoations follows: No Spring Wheat 81 l3
~ a. No Spring Wheat - u9Oc. No Red ST Ia
q a., No corn lac. No. oats "a nc No Rye Doe
r., . harley al Use. No. Flax Seed nj 81 46% Prime
Timothy Seed nominal Mess Pork va OK per n9I Lard
e. D., rsr 100 IT, short Rb Sides loose - 30 90
y Saiti shoulders boxed ~ OOQSS 25 short Clear sides
bnxci - l2ioas % Whiskey dslers finished goods ~
nor tailon Sngars-Cu Loaf Sl40Si2c; GrnuaIed 1lsc
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1nsirnltion
For Young Ladies Co

For Young Ladies Country.
i 4 y. VIA open sspscmbsi o lisa For catalogues
'1a'''' Miss MARY J. STEPHENS. Principal
ATE SCHOOL FOE GIRLS ESG;LEw ",
ca sph On n Sa e isfsss palm W. srhIN
T,XCELLENT for girls SIR h s,ise
~ few yaea Now T cr'So Bon 40 Philadelphia
f faaaS'' Mrs NOi'"OOD' =, - 10 .
H9ME PAX scHoSE FG Psr saR Sincpa .Sp
admitted to vsssr Wellesley and smith on our
HG@ssA4SeSSoseY P' .S SSsGs:
sSnS "a %SUioS
Bows and Young Men-Country
A. MET SS ACADEMY III sv ;s;
@gis Slas Z. 'smMe e. ws @ roin snu
aes 6 52sGaTa' b aG9 sfnS'o5R S@ep
hTTs4 MEbG GGENNHE SBFSF TO
BOYS SENT FREE
BOARDING SCHOOL (Mary White Plains pl,IsirS \, y
\ Dr. WILLIS. Principal
,,opD7NrowN IN y MILITARY. INSTITUTE
Is Tsy r. IL n Lh hS9pSk a. cd Mii nTinsN
Y,TNwooD SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-At Milford Conn., n;
parents who are unfortunate IN the msnagement 81
S S do T profit z s' tovfR1f 2aSa
:, =, RTFnoLp INSTITUTE, Freehold, N. J-rorty
fourth S ye'1 tGi 6S IY, M ESuHS men rISsp
IRVING INSTITUTE n ss. OsTs gn
ssr sS; Sas S g:'''' it'tfs S
NHTSIE sSB s NSntSi' FOR Ss.
Beautiful Country seat Homo IfsminR' 1hoiouhN IL
'Haeu0n' REV. WILLIAM A. NEwBoLp. Principal
D1PK AVENUE INSTITUTE, BRDG EPoRT Conn.
L Excellent home .ehSol 10, BOYS s.n 70 ss
class Parents slways pleased Begins oep~ ~ 1000
For circulars eaa'eS' s. p. JONES. A. NJ PRINCIPAL
7TUE PTFKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY. Peeks
KILL n JOHN r. riLDEN. 4. NJ. u. D.. PRINCIPAL:
ID ENNsYLvANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
9Th xf ait GFkEfs sse5EEh t nurm,srar.
DEGREES IN CIVIL EMGiSEENKnikxSRsT S.
., Mn GES sT rESsiinS psy CITY
ois COL. CHAS. r. HYATT, Pfeslaen.-
ID ULCERS COLLEGE GRAMMAR, School .d New'
depAr GEORGE or Ms F. JEWEfT Head Master
fURTNITY SCHOOL. Tivoli.o Hudson. N. w.
i The Rev. JAMES STARR CLhHh u u re- YOUNG
men thoroughly for the best colleges ana s
.sients sshcc ss G5 Oeaon home
class teachers thorough training assauous sate 20 con-
manners morals and the eAcusJh 81 Where they may
With confidence place their sons Specla yt
w physics and Chemistry. The twenySseoha year "iH
begin Sept IL =, o.,
W IEULAND Peekskin \. "a boarding schOO' i0f
EDWARD p PEARSON. B. S. Principals
VIZ FGr Jersey ACADEMY BRIDGEToN. N. T..
v w nG8 81 I fSs h0' Terms $500.
PRINCIPALS iGGAWkEfb AhEhhT F. F a D. 'AnS'
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Dantins Araoemies.

Dantin9 Ara0emies.
LIEN DODWORTH no. 6S1 FIFTH AVENUE
"A Classes ana private lessons now open
Glasses for gentlemen will commence Dec. q
For terms &C. send 2.cent stamp for circular.
A LEXANDER MACGREGORS -
"A Private lessons and classes IL dancing --. -.
rooms Mende ssohn Glce Club, JOS West o0tn-s-
Hall to let for private entertainments
A -KNICKERBOCKER CONSERVATORY a West
"A 18th s-Latest society and fancy dances waltz guar
anteed private and class day and evening Glasses forming
CARL MARwItTS Friday and Saturday classes at the
" Vienna 131 Last 5sth-sL. commenceo oc'oDer *
Apniications Friday and Saturday TO y. IN. Ad
dress letters TO private residence. 81 7th-ave
II FRNANDO'S ACADEMY. 100 East 55th-st. (Bank
il Buding). A school Tor Dancing, Department ana
Casthenic Exercises. Glasses forming send for
circular
n FORGE w. WALLACE'S CLASSES, 49,
" 20 West 59tl-st. and HARLEM, 129th-st and 4th-
See circulars.
XUAITZ TAUGHT rapidly: private and class lessons all
w hours; terms moderate. CAlsTIERS DANClNG
ACADEMY. so 5th-ave. between 18th ana 14th SITS
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

20 600 n out OF town.
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Professional.

YOUNG MAN Is years Of age. who has lust less
"A school. wishes employment in any mercantie or
banking house. where he can make himself usetu 81
give satisfactory references as 20 ability and chAraeess
Address W.. box 23 Tribune once. N. \.
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Countrp Drorertn FOR Sale ano 60 Eet.

a GENCY FOR AONTCLAIR. Handsome residences
n building sites for let, o.
year. CLARENCE B. TUBES. BeeaIDsn-st>. N Y.
TOR RENT IN CLEVELAND-January. 1889. new.
elegant siOreroOm. with basement; i4Xl50 IT,; The
Beckman" seven stories fronts streets; best
retail business location city; descriptive pamphlet
application. f. w. GODDARD. Asst, Cleveland Ohio
n RANGE, n. J.-larrson ST.. near Cenralave.. large
~ handsome modern residence for extensive grounds,
for sale to close esta,e. Apply
EDW. p. HAMILTON & CO., 90 Broadway Office 81.
~ RANGE, n. J.-MontTosc-a,e.. handsome modern REP
~ dence every city MEME acres, stable bess
neigbbnrhOod price ~ eco. -
EDw. p. HAMILTON CO.. 95 Broadway. oMce 81
-voNTCLAIR y. For sale complete suburban
fE home; residence: bedrooms; city water,
gas &C. attractive grounds fTonages marty four
acres: stable depot, accessible by macadamized
avenue. 49, -. ,,, o.,.o 90
NaONTCIAIR REAL ESTATE hGENCY:-IIouses TO
'er handsome residences Tor sale moderate prtceA
PARSONS & TAYLOR 70 Cedar'ss. N. T.
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PARK HOUSE,
SUMMIT n. j.
Fall and Winter Resort
Nearly 500 feet above tide water.
Within / from New York.
200 feet OF piazza Enclosed with glass
New system OF heat
Perfect plumbing and sewerage system
Superior water supply
JOHN A. HICES. Proprietor.
n ATSKILL-FALL AND WINTER BOARD.-D
" ghtfu location; convenient railroads and boats
dry large airy rooms excellent table all comforts Of
home. Mrs. l. WIiITTELSEY, CatskIN. n. \.
CLIFTON HALL. Lakewood. ~ j.
~ Open from October 10 June. third season
Open wood fires. sun parlor, electric bells. &c.
NJ L. PALMER.
j. II. PALMER Manager
yNINYAH HOUSE, ASHEVILLE. ". C..-Climatic
w for invads suffering from diseases OF lungs
and throat; fine hotel and 1rstclass sanitarum; oleh
for the winter X Won RUCK NJ. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-08

COTTON-The spot market advanced l'lOc Iulihg
steady and quiet Sales 100 bales for export ana iS'
bales for consumption. Old cotton held Lac hgnef.
port receipts 80 92 bales against 49, ESQ baes lor tals
day last and 4l065 bales Tor TINS aay ia7I
since September he beginning Of the crop year. inc -
ccpts az ,he ports have aggregated 173i7Of bales com
narinp with 1852 943 bales for the corresponding uhc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-08
Business Cbanees

y or SALE OR TO LET The Albion Print worSs a.
Il These situated the SchuYlhli isisei, %
Conshoh0cken Penn. thirteen miles from Phlaielpnia,
admirably located convenient 10 two railroads ana lo
schuyiki Navigation Canal thus securing the cheapess
aud frcights owning full supply Of excellent was
and are completely equipped for Bleaching. lyeng anu
Printing Cotton Cloths moderate expenditure they
could DO well adapted all klnis Of SILK Cotton ana
Woolen Dyeing l1nshnc and converting Work Oh
every description. Tor full particulars aiiess
~ r. ericsson COnshOhocken. Penn,
TOWERS & wElGuTMAN. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-08
Gitn propertn Go Get.

A NEW sixstory building o5x10o. l35 Pcarl.st. 10
Alet. rutland & WHITING, Beekmanst
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-02-28
A Mechanical Giant.

What is believed to be the most
powerful and efficient tool yet made
is the gigantic hydraulic forging press
of the Atlas Works at Sheffield, of
which krupp of Essen has ordered
duplicate. 1t exerts nominal
force OF 1000 tons, though its actual
maximum power is considerably grea.
ter. The work is made ready for the
great machine by three furnaces, each
capable of heating an ingot OF l 90 tons,
and two cranes, each lifting $50
tons, convey and manipulate the
forgings. One man operates four
valves to raise, lower, advance, retire,
move sideways or rotate the forging,
and another man regulates the strokes
Of the press with the utmost delicacy
and accuracy.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-02-28

poisoning cured in my neighborhood
by the S. S. S.
Every person has within reach a
cheap and positive cure for their
children, afflicted as mine were, and
all they have to do is to give it fair
trial, aud cure is certain. You are
at liberty to use this letter so that
parents may know how my little
children were cured Of their trouble
some disease. God knows it has lifted
a heavy load from my mind, as their
affliction greatly troubled me.
JOE Il. COLLIER.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer
3, Atlanta, Ga.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-02-28
Don't Experiment,

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be sure you get the genuine. Because
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same. Don't be deceived, but insist
upon getting DR.. Kings New Discovery
which is guaranteed to give relief in all
throat, lung and chest affections. Trial
bottles free at J. A. Rupert's Drug Store