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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
CITY NEWS.

Mrs. Langtry closes the Grand opera
house this season.
Cruz Perez. aged So years died in
the poorhOuse from consumption.
wanted-A boy to do general house.
work. Apply to No. 232 Avenue c. II
-Wanted-A white porter, at the
Mshncke hotel. 1t
Grand turtle soup lunch at Two
Brothers saloon tonight. 1t
-Artesian wells are being bored on
Col. Hord's and Capt. Bain's ranches.
The LADY Of Lyons" was rehearsed
at the opera house last night.
-Belknsp Rifles went into barracks
last night.
DIR. Cain is now using new local
anesthetio with great success in the
painless extraction Of teeth.
The "OrstOrio of the Creation
was rehearsed at the hall above Cog
CANS music store last night.
Easter Monday was celebrated In q
social way at Mr.. and Mrs. Krisch's res
idence, on Goliad street last night.
san Antonio Rifles will have bust
ness meeting tonight. and the team
which goes to Austin will be selected.
MIR. Oscar Schmidt will sing "Thy
Sentinel Am l." at the concert at Tur-
ner hall Thursday night.
Returning workmen who have been
gulled by big offers OF wages to work Oh
Mexican railways complain OF being
shsmelessiy duped.
Mics Irene FlOrian entertained a
number of little friends with dancing
and a donkey party last night at her
mothers residence, on San Pedro ave-
nue..
Richard W. Howard, formerly the
we'll known snare drum player for Jack
Harris band and other theatre bands Of
this city, died yesterday at his residence
from consumption.
Yesterday afternoon at p. M, the
thermometer registered SO degrees in the
shade with mild southern breeze blow
ing on 1t. Today at noon the same
thermometer showed "A degrees of heat.
"A man with a fine telescope is show
ing the heavens to the curious every
night on Military plaza. Perhaps hisoner
might read The oracle in the stars,
whether or no his city hall will be built.
-Some people can't understand why
one variety show should be nuisance
and others, in an equally public place,
are not 80. When Jack Harris ran the
Vaudeville and city politics, that house
was not thought to he q nuisance at
least by any of the city fathers.
Col. Albert BarnitZ, retired, late Of
the 7th cavalry, and his family, have re-
turned to the city and are at No. 22l st.
Mary's street. Col. Bsrnitz returned
from California, via Fort Davis, where
he stayed come weeks with Col. Otis,
and was present at the recent marriage
Of Miss Otis.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
Science Riding Nature,

Water is the general want OF Texas In
the summer months, both for stock and
for land, and the absence OF that has
been the only drawback OF the state, but
it has been found that by the aid OF
science water can be obtained. The wa
ter Is there, oil you have to do for 1t is to
bore for il sufficient depth until you
strike IL, and then secure An Eclipse
Wind Mill. By this means you get a
good and continuous supply OF water 1t
costs . little money but 1t is an invest
meDt that will yield handsome divi-
dend In the end. In this matter see the
F. r. Collins Manufacturing company at
their works near Houston street bridge,
and you will find that you will get the
best and cheapest means of attaining
this desirable end.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
NEW BUSINESS.
District Court.

Bertha Stanley and w. II. Stanley
were before Judge Noonan this morning
upon q writ of hsbeous corpus. Mr..
Haltom, OF the firm Of Teel & Halton ,
rerresented the prisoners, and Mr.. Gee .
Paschal represented the state. In the
end Judge No0nan dismissed the writ,
and the prisoners will be held to wait
the arrival Of the California officers.
The case Of Wilson vs.. Russ was then
heard.
The following new suits have been
filed:
Ida Zallmanzig vs. August Zallmanzig,
to set aside deed.
J. r. Taylor va. c. G. Lewis, suit on
note.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
j. H. MAROUART.
Crescent City Boot and Shoe Fac
tory.

Crescent City Boot and Shoe Fac
tory.
Has the largest and most complete stock in
the city, and defies competition with all COM
petitors. The following is partial list:
Gents calf boots from 81 upward; boys
boots and shoes of all descriptions, in calf,
grain, button and lace.
A full line of heavy boots, the best in the
market: price $500. Come and examine them.
j. H. MS $3.50 and $500 Shoes in button, lace
and gaiter, are the best in the state; every
pair guaranteed.
complete stock of gents fine button, lace
and gaiter shoes. They are the finest IN the
city. =,
In addition to my stock of boots and shoes, |
carry all kinds of shoe polish for ladies apd
children's shoes, and the celebrated "T. NJ. -
blacking. -,
Orders for any styles of boots and shoes will
De promptly executed. A nice ut and general
satisfaction guaranteed.
Repairing of gents and ladies shoes and
boots a specially, and attended to with dis
patch and care.
HIS SPECIALTIES.
English lace hunting boots.
The riding boot.
The brewers boot.
The stockman's boot.
The boys boot.
And also slippers OF every description.
Cad and see him, at No. II Soedad street,
opposite the courthouse.
l0lStf SAN ANTONIO IEAAS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
The Presentation pharmacy.

The Prescription Pharmacy.
Near the corner of Alamo and Com
merce street, stands the well known
pharmacy OF Messrs. Ragland & Ken
nedy, popularity known as the City Drug
store. Particular attention Ia given to
physicians prescriptions, as is shown by
their large and rapidly Increasing files.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03

Flores street was referred to the mayor
and alderman OF the ward with power to
act.
NEW BUSINESS.
By Conner: That q street be opened
from South Flores to connect with the
Applewhite road, southeast OF the old
fair grounds. Referred to the street
committee.
By Conner: That Peoos street be
plo we'd and graded. Adopted.
By Kalteyer: That the city ordi-
nances be re.indexed and that 200 copies
be printed. Adopted.
By Reimann: That $50 be appropria-
ted to drain Perita street. Adopted.
By Mauermann: That Dawson street
be plowed and graded: Adopted.
The council then adjourned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
PERSONAL.

Lieut.. Bulls is H. the city.
Col. Albert Bsrnitz, U. S. A., retired,
is in the city with his family, for
short stay.
August Faltin and family, OF Comfort.
left San Antonio this morning for New
York, on their way to Germany.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
Edward J. Dillon.

The serious illness OF this old citizen
of this city was reported yesterday in
the LIGHT. Today his death is recorded.
He died yesterday afternoon. Being q
prominent Catholic and member OF
Sunset Hose (ire) company, the numer-
Gus ohurchmen and tiremen OF the city
will attend the funeral at O'Clock this
afternoon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03

Alderman Kalteyer says he was mis-
reported in the morning paper. He did
not advocate st. Louis pressed brick for
the city hall, but amended the report TO
read pressed brick, st. Louis brick, or
its equal. The amendment was adopted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
\ Rad. BAD MOTTO.

What la.i, j. there iN pairing down saia
rI.s ur reducing lnIre ut employees 0" iu'
loves. possible limit while the govern
meut Is eollgy,mg cIn,un1 Nnu ia ,Ncss'
of s.s needs. Saving merely sSrlIS tn,
snrnrus -Nw I..l HoH
TWAS Secretary faifchl,d' ordc. reduc
iro the to.,c OF the Boston custom bous,
aoIJ.othe salaries OF SOME OF the emPloye.
chat prompted the Nor,i to make ih''
astonishing query. To say the least 1t l.
mot mt sll crediuble toa great Journal like
the ur.t TO make such vicious sugGes
t,ou- Q. ID the argument OF all the
schemers and Iobhers Vino thrOng the Con
gre--loagl Hobbies. determined ii possible
TO get their hands into the peoples treas
NY. saving merely -weIls the surplus,
that is Just what these Iyyrhes cry. Al
this tiue wHea uuwise tax laws are gath
e-,n. q dangerous surplus Of mouey in the
<,dcr.I treasury it Is fortunate that tn,
.,.opl, ltve in the executive departments
faifars, and yigl'aut servants to guard
their interests aud protect them against
reckless raids
Secretary T,E.U,o goes even further
and .-s.s TO reduce the orj,usrg r>psudl
lures 1g Topping Oh needless employees
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
Saturday, ihe san Day ct February
4. ~. lSN~.

commencing NJ 10 O'Clock 70. 3d.. sell at pablo
auction. ut the font InrI ni the tOuTi lIuu'r u
OHIO county. tine following parcels 90, uu'd HI
JOINING the IOWA ut B,HHaut. Iu Marshall "nE1
q, tnN,I;. \ tract rru'ol.i"E - acres, .'rI.
sut 20 poles. rNrrD'lus ahDu, uu. acre %! tlr sUr
face thereof U.i by II Eel! ami vile.
Al.oHu adjoining parcel r"ntalulr- " HcT"s,
I rood AMI 80 poles. -Wi l.Ur .- ht!h% ihr .hlu
ruuyryrd b, -urphr.d NvNruhru Co SuIuc B
Kelly. hy decd dNlri Nr'rmn.r 3D. !N,@
Tie Iart of said first named parcel. nnul"g uI
rho county rnul. has been Nri oh "a lots ruH
wi Dee sold ina Iul~ Il dr.irr,l by purchaser.
NisuH tract continuing about = acr,- at hu'' 'u
hand adjoining the south line at Evumnpd. WING
between tao OHIO River RriiurHd Wud thu ohio
River with the right uI way lur Il road uuirs IA,
ohio River and I. * q EuITuuslS uud Ia lhl
county road, iCIuU pert ni 90" hand rOnNyycl Joy
The trustee, fpr BENJAMIN MrNtCurn.~ heirs {,
~4Ilip b Kelly hy deed dated september -, lNG
Also G.. r,,t'u tracts ui ltI" near Ilm "r1E"r !'
Ohio county. lu-WIl. \ lU,.I containing ~ n'ir'
and 81 poles being part of tHr LYDIA :. 'Tusyl
estate, conveyed 60 Aaron Kelly 10y II Good
and other. spec al commissioners.
Al,o Lot Nos iu subdivision \, Of the Moo
Shtl,hrr,l T.. ate conveyed &" >U.d Aaron kr.l!
by j.. G. List and y. lauuE special COMMISSION
cTs
TERMS or sALE-uuc lhirl Of the purchas,
money and rs much more rs thvp TChI.cr NAV
elect 10 pay in cash uu the day OF sale, AMI ~,
residue Iu twu equal annual laS,Wnvnl' N!ll
interest from the tty uI SITE. the purchasers CIV
ur their notes FOR II.r deferred payments So
eur. Il either hy good personal security aud On,
retention q the title until Their Wment 81
/ secured by deeds ui trust ON the parcel, al SUI,
! best. JAMES T.. ROGERS,
! Sp CiNl commissioner
! Icyrtify that bond has hyruriyrn 10y the Rhnv,
named special Commissioner as rrquIrcd by sal,
| decree. JOHN ". MlI'hLlI"
! jy5coui Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
=corARTNERsHIp NOrICE.

[ GaYe this day aSS.G,s,ed 9Th me Ia business
Harry l. Bout. foe the purpose o. carrying on
the Wholesale and Retail Boo. Shoe and Rubber
business under the firm name OF J. W Amick X
co. All persons knowing Themselves indebted
to the former firm are requested 10 call AMI set
tie ant those who have - generously patron.
i1gd us in the past are requested 10 tsyorthc new
hrm with their continued patronage.
j. " AMIrE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05

hit is u,rl Tor rich mau to Grt int"
heaven Is il is tor q Democrat to get INTO
the Boston Custom House, the throne Will
never H.. surrounded bv ml,l,onl.r,s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
1..,STOCKWOLDERS' MEETING,


The annual me, ing ct the stock holders %. this
rtuk l,- the election of Directors vii! hc hslt al
tl, EuuAlug House, uu Monday. Janu5y g, ISIS.
rerwtru the hours uf aui jU.c'ork J. no.
+ T.. JEP~ON,
GyhHIarSg 'ash'eT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
1GsU &drfrtisemsnia.

s very choice selection Of Sterling
silver Onyx aud Antique RrnSS Ia
bIcs. PiaHO Lamps, Eisque and Terra
sOgGa NrunIuCutS, French RrOnzcS.
and Royal Worcester. O"HIt"U, EarIs-
bnd. HnviInnd. r. - -. Limoges. P"in.
ton. Copriund and Nint"n china, la
NIL the new shapes AVID r"l"r~, "i
!. g. DIEL."& 4 CO.'S,
pf,5 In9s Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
3lotires
r. SToCEWoLDERs MEETING.

Thea nuus meeting Of the stockholders e The
y l,ulug aud Belmont Bridge Company VII. hr
np.! at the u.liu, o. tho company, On Monday.
the g.a day Cd; January, ls'-. between the u"AI'
M r.r,t 4 I.rIr.. H. M furtNr erection OF nine
Ngrf,g..,- 10 ~,gg q. ,ifriug thv ensuing year
los LAWSON, SvrIyltry.
H,..t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05

...Bruwu', bronchial Trochrs' a5a excel
E,. a,r ,H,. rsl.,Ia. U.,.-.9rss and ~'r- throat
The. ar. ,>.ry1.rgH effective. 80 .".'""
r.r.I Irn...". I..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
H'OR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
-OF-
Valuable Business Real Estate

10y VIRTUE or \ DEED OF TRUST MADE
u Iy Elizabeth ChCruOCE. Senior. Ann Jane
,hHTu0rA Martha 4. thHuUrE. Elizabeth Char
uo.k. Junior. Ellen ]. ' rharn0rk. George IS.
CharuO,k AMI Annie, ID, life, ant john n.
ChurupcE aud susan his wife. H. the uHto..
signed trustee. dated the lOh day day %. JAty,
l..H. AMI recorded IN toe Clerk tipce OF the
County Court az ohio CoUw'g, Wus. Nlrg,nLa IN
Decd Of TUst FprE 10, -. - page 81, will sell
at public auction. o. W, north front door Of the
Court Hou-y % -a.I Chic county, IN the city VI
WLc,.gur. oil
Saturday, the 18th Day of January,
4. ID. 1888,
beginning at 10 OClrCE II. m. % said day, tho
following described property, that is to say: TEG
north ouc-hH.f O! the lot uumbere,. III, ia
square numbered seven. NOR. =. o. Lot No 10
square 40. e., on NaI.,. sl,cei, IN the City @
Wheeling Oh o ~I...I.y West Virginia, tngeIhe
tn al. the improvements thereon and the Gp
IniT3yUancCs belonging thereto.
TERN, OF -ALE-Onc-third Of the purchsS,
money and as much more ~ the purchaser ma
elect to Jay in cash on the dgy OF sale, am -,
residue in equal iustA.mputs at n. Yea, Gg.
two years from the dav ~ sac. with interrs. ua
said deferred -SL r.meuts nOm the day OL "a,
WIT. T-yucD' tie purchaser u Pirr u".g. IT,
Sid deferred Payments and int.rc,r ..n f.ii
Eiri,t 81 which shall be- sccur, 20 ne -a'-'rV'
ton of the undersigned Trustee
selling a. Trustee shall convey I, % - fD1'
oTl, aud utic vested in me by sai drvi al trust
JAMES 7 ROGERS,
dela Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
His Fences.

MIR. Blaine's Illinois i,Tces are getting
out Of repair al, along the line. The Can
,ou E,gi,irr, which fas always been pro-
nouuced Blaine organ, defends the Chicago
gyijrfnc in its gn.callyi tariff heresy. The
Canton paper thinks that 1t is time the Re
pubHcans were advocating an iudustry-eu-
couraging tariff and to quit dghtiDg for a
notwithstanding scale OF duties on i'm
ports.
Am&o4tura RtterS. were prepared by
nr.J. g. =. Sicccrt for biz private usc. Their
reputation is such TO lay that they have become
generally known as the beat sppcuzjug tonic.
uywa.c OF s5uu'cric,ts Al ior the Eeuiue urli
.,e. manufactured by Dr.. }. q. b ,iegrit = sons
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
CTEPHEN MCCULLOUGH.
Contractor and Builder.

All carpenter work promptly attended in on
iyuirt 20.
ta.ShDp ALLEY ~. Rear OF Capitol
Residence, - Fifteenth street. shop IN rear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
Big Reduction Prices
GREAT MARX DOWN SALE .
Commencing january :,
We viii .uui grand uulA down 'r'r Ga AL
wntr, Goods, which must Dee uI" Without
reserve uud without ryrdr' 10, "...
Wraps, Blankets, Comforts, ShaHIs,

FIanu,.i- Skirts. 5nd"rWPHr, 5I"Si"Ty,
Wool shirts, Cardigan .9nrk"tS
Glove. HHd MiIIrns. Hoods, IobOg-
guns. Ea.cinatOrS. Mui-. tHr, Yarns
ia GcrImantUM u and E."rn:nT W"rsIed,
Quilted Liuimg@, tSirR"in". 40. as"
MI included la i;,i~ bi.s sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26

The Forum continues hold It's place a. the foremost
OF our magazines-1he " Y. Times
NHE FORUM. -
CONTENTS FOR JANUARY:
~ UNION WITH CANADA DESlRABLEf Senator
J. 5 Morrill.-Cnion inevitable, but not 50 Desirable
for the United States as for Canada practical difficult
ties OF turning Provinces into states; clash OF IMAM
cial systems prejudices and political methods
THE MED OF ANOTHER UNIVERSITY. Andrew
ID Whie.-Eyoluton Of the American university; the
bad teaching a generation ago. Columbia Colleges
neglected opportunity; what an American university
AN FAsY LESSON IN STATISTICS. Edward Atkin
on.-OccupauOns and earnings OF every class IN ~
pical township Of 5000 people their commerce and
taxes; tho luxury and poverty Of few and the small
margin the Necessities OF the many nation IN
1.HRR RECALL OF MINISTERS. Pres James b. An.
ernment ana by it, and the reasons for their recall
down 20 the Ssckville- West Incident
DFFRhTED PRES IDENTIAL CANDIDATES James
PaTton.-who they weFe; why they were deteaed our
Clay Birney. King, Seward, Greeley, Tiden. Nc
ryNFFISisH:'D WORK OF THE WAR George B.
Cowlsm-The eradication Of secuon@ism by the In
THE. CHINESE EXCLUSION BILL Senator Henry
+. Dawes.-HlsIOry OF our dealings with China for
twenty and the evil " the present exclusion bill
A RAID UPON THE TREASURY. Leonard Woosey
spracy for plumber ana the disqualification Of the sol
der element" our pension burdens compared with
G. FyTsri SG INTO PRINT James Payn.-.Advice to
JoTTINGs ON AMERICAN SOCIETY. Max o'Rell
What the Author Of John Bull ana his Isand'
saw during a six months visit; the Irish In America
RESUME Of hjs forthcoming book
THE FORUM PUBLISHING CO.. 233 6tbave.. N. Y
90 cents q number. $500 yeat
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, Dec. %

Tuesday, Dec. 25.-p m.
To-day being Christmas, business all through
Chrstendom was suspended. For the convenience
of readers we append the closing quotations Oh
Monday.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS. OF DEC. "a
THE GENERAL LIST
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FE DDk
EURE AND SKINS.
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average supply Of milk and cream az ne
varous railroad distributing points in ana near the city
for the week have been as follows: Erie $50 cans OF
milk 35 cans OF condensed milk and g cans OF cream
SusGuehanna 212 Of milk ana 81 cans OF cream;
Harlem 261O Of milk lO5 cans OF condensea MIX
and 100 cans OF cream; New York City and Northern.
80 cans Of milk New Haven and Hartford s2o cans
NJ milk: on ario and Western 145O cans OF milk ami 40
cans Of cream Shore $50 cans OF mix % cans OF
condensed milk and II cans OF cream Newyefsey zen
laneous short routes $50 OF milk and 35 cans q
cream The total daily supply has been 1872 cans OF
milk 213 cans OF condensed milk and 1923 o cream
The market has steady with platform surplus MIX
selling at an average OF II IS can OF 40 quarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
1nsirnfiion.
Art Schools.

Art Schools.
N rs LOUISA q. CULVER viii re'aas he classes,
vi from October % In Drawing, Oh aud Watercolof
Painting Su Life, Blowers and Landscape, China Paint
ing anu D'''To % WEST 2sDsT.
Refersnees: Mr. y. Huatne ,on, Ptes2aopt National
4. Gsas \ Dx <. NJ David Johnson. N, 4,
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foet am found.

CSrOR STOLEN.-Bankb book No. 218, 31I
IL issued by the German Savings Bank In the City Of
New.York TO Charott Noir All persons are cautioned
10 the bank, corner 1tth-st and +thave. Ii
stored on tho day January fsss application viii
be made this bank for q Duplicate.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
ATTENTION

ATTENTION
is invited to the statistics of several Coal and iron
properties on file in our office these are listed on
the New-York Stock Exchange and as medium
of speculation and investment are worthy OF ex-
Animation. particularly In view of the recently
awakened interest in this direction.
DRAKE, MASTIN & Co,
3 Broad-st (DrcXel Building, \. 7.
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6cathers.

A LEST TEACHERS supplied, charge; teachers
A.wanted registration fee vacancies always on hand ;
form for stamp. L f. AVERY, American School Bureau,
West 14th-st, n. Y.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses,
&c 10 Colleges schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON, % Union Square
A TUTORS governesses, professors teachers all
"A. branches; circulars schools supplied parents :
modern languages spoken. MIRIAM COfRlERE. B East
18th ST.. between 4th-ave and broadway.
N thirteen In two hours morning lessons under an ex
perienced Laclier Address COMPREHENSIVE. Box
81 Tribune Uptown ONCE 1898 broadway.
ID ROCKwAYs TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi.
ID caeo supplies superior teachers for scboos colleges
and families Mrs L. FREEMAN. BROCKWAr. %
West o3d-st Reeommepts schools 70 parents,
XVoMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU tiot
w supplies professors teachers governesses
musicians housekeepers companions. ehaperones &c. to
colleges schools and families also bookkeepers stenogra
pliers and cOpyists business firms
Mrs A. D. CULVER. 800 SHAVE. Esw-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26

Receipts for Ave days, 239I7 pkgs Exports. 1,2a1
pkes. The market has shown very slight changes
during the week Receipts have been light but there
has been only moderate trade and values have been
fairly sustained At the close business is affected by
Of the position, and there Is no disposition to hurry
3lc generally but fayorite brands are broken up
and put small trade at higher figures Fancy
separator goods 32c is obtained Plenty OF frsts 70
extra hrsts Offering in rangs of 22a29c. Pennsylvania
Creamery mostly defective In flavor and bulk OF sales
are in range of 3oa$2c, some lots going down to
25c extras worth $50 34c. Summef-made western
Creamery dull unless exceptionally fine State dairy
Of fancy quality Is held with considerable confidence,
generally above buyers views medium 70 good grades
In ample supply and receivers would shade former
asking prices to effect sales All the Western packings
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Danting Aeaoemies.


4 LIEN DoDwORTH NO. 6S1 FIFTH AVENUE
"A Glasses and private lessons now open.
Classes gentlemen will commence Dec
For terms. &c, send 2cent stamp Tor circular.
Subscription class for former pupils Will commence on
Saturday evening, January IL
A -CARTIERs Dancing Academy so 5thave., be.
~. 18th and 14th private and class lessons
all hours lady assistants special terms for clubs and
families classes attended city or country; waltz taught
A LEN AMBER MACGREGORS, 10S WEST b5THST.
N Private lessons and classes In dancing daily.
New classes forming Immediately after the holidays.
Hall to rent for private entertainments.
T. FRNANDo's ACADEMY. 1o2 East 55th.st Bank
II Building). A school for Dancing. Department and
Casthenlo ExerciseA Glasses now forming. Send for
circular.
y GORGE w. wALLACES GLASSES,
VI 20 West 69thst and HARLEM 129th-s and eth
See circulars
MIR. TRENORS, BROADWAY. 32D-sT,
I'l Leading Fashionable Dancing School OF ~ Y.
Lessons are given day aud evening. Circulars
MR. MANUEL Will resume his classes. Wednesday.
WI Dec. D. Address
Barrett House Broadway and 43d-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-26
THE MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For five days ending Monday, December "a, 1855.
BEANS AND PEAS.

Recents for 1--WE DAYS Bnans 653 pkgs Peas, $500
bush Exports Beans 855 pkgs; Peas p go bush ,ls
Marrow Beans moderate supply and choice lots held
fairly steady at SO 2Oas2 25 but trade is quiet Me-
dun and Pea slow and must be very choice to COMMAND
OUTSIDE quotations. Scarcely enough Whlte hidley
arriving to establish reliable prices. Red Kidney dul.
lower and weak Occasional small lots Of Turtle soup
offerings light Very little call for old foreign Medium
Gr,-n Peas in small supply az The momehL anu the