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RECORDED MOETGAGEs.

Bonfcr Valentine. 70 II Amman. s Hou-ton-at. W
I" IIo.rckSman Loui, To- Bcchtcl Gc5 5ths, lease.
note. - 200. 81, - H. o,u A.,
1Oh.ayo > ycai- - 800. 60,
Rickchaupt. VIM II, To- VI ffc's lo-d''t, = 81
Court 'andt.a O. 3 s. AZ. 200.
Cato. Henry J.. 10 NJ Titzsmon'. : ioi-t-,t w Of
CiaIf. Annie y: 70 n,dnan '3d-,'. Of 9th
C!nk. annie T. 70 i Gardner, i3d-st. W Of 9th
Gun Mary 4. to L Wilson. 127th--t W OF 5da'e.
Tlr. German baptist Church of Harlem 10 Harlem say
nc~ Rank IlStl--t " %; 3daNc. . vars. 40 600.
Il ne-land c +. o. 1n~ice loi Franklinst years.
80. GOO. 90, 49, ,,.....-....
n Of Tclip-r..f. var, - JOi.
reid Wait,r. t. " Won. II 93d--t - 5n-ave .
Rolr> FREDERICK to wo.d. Ne,anderayc. ~
Of 13ftl--t. ! v'ar. 5000. 1900
schmidt Wm t, N Koch l3h-,t Of l''-,ye. >
schuitt Marie 70 L Zlumeil" Washington ave. n
% 1921 - v'lr-. -l.Ifo.
and 01-t--t. = wears 600. ,
ton e. War--aye. ~ i5th-t. ir-'aln"ni>. - Jos
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Railroads,
N EW YORK Central
Railroads,


> 9uE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN rnE CrH
NJ. - Trains leave as follOwsi
OiO a. M.-bAS1 MALL. tor Albany. Utica, syraeuk
1000 a. M.-CHICAGO VEsTiBULE LIMITED. d.,
1oss JANE & nf pH9 {ExpREssD.y e.s.
100 Soon.-soUTHwEsTERY vEsTIBULE LIN
ItED-Due Cincinnati 10 90 indianapolis IL 10 a. N,
$50 + r0l M 70 T. SHORE vEsrIBULE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at OILS m. Chicago $50 p M. asn
600 r. Mast WESTERN EXPRESS s; Due chic,s.
$50 = T MAp 81 MoST rf And su,
o15 AT +. GG AFKEfH'sr LOUIS AND CHICAGO Ex
FREss-Due Indianapolis IL 20 D. m. ne~' day. s.
Fisk SKI iii l$EWByEaH RoySH * RHINE
cLF KiNGs5.N mp p Is 9 40 10 3, 70
ki eep iiI LOO 81;
ALBANY-tl 40, . 10 10 oo tlQ 80 II I5 a. m, 70 ~
noon, - 80, 80. r:5o 100. IS ;2'' 80. 9lS n,
TRoYIi5f!f5 9Io, 10; co. 70 go, III rs 12a
UIiGA ST ~ as To- 10 co. ~ t iiys a
a. p:. II 100 noon. so 700. 3d. 9 is D. m. fl2 %
CTEsTER-o;lo,o 10 90 no 80 m. II 90 nooa,
DUFS PG 02 49, 10 90 0 30 ga GS n z 90 noon
NIAGARA G fA VIZ p 10 90 ITO 30 a. M. - 90
Ab aPGo s9 Sq N ~ kxP MoNrREA7w
rs aEyI9 80 &N sDl nlssht
BERRs2IkE n rs v HAhEES HD5iII vfsioy
"a ssep,2g Car Car apgy sa
parS Pace. 81 %ess l55tn aud sstSst ss.tisa Na
York sss re 20 FaltSns. and 800 b
We.tcotps EIpress calls Tor and checks baggage non
Other ' train ef run da SEn'aS SpaHy except SATURDAY
20 oo ooT noon main. 30 s5eft SO h0 saTng G at
3SS TocFy stop 3 s Il pAyETa
General Manager Genl Passenger Agent
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NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD :; 5. co.
FAST FREIGHT AND PAS

SAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
- SENGER LINE-Four steamers weekly from New
Pier 81, y. r., foot Of Spiing-'t.
IS CITY or BIRMINGHAM. Friday, January 10, p. N.
IS. CITY OF ACGU saturday January H. y. M
IS TITLAHASSE E.. Monday January 10, p. n.
IS KANSAS CITY .... wednesday. January II. y. m.
Connectng Central Of Georgia and Sayan
nah Florida and western Railway FOR all points In
o,FORGIA. FLORIDA. SOUTH CAROLINA, ALA
RAMA and LOUISIANA. Unsurpassed accOmno citations.
First class table dhote For freight and apply TO
J. d. HASHAGEN. W. H. RHETT. Gen. Agt.
East AT. : r and W. R,y savannah Fast Line,
Dol nfoadWav. BIZ Broadway.
Il. l.. WALKER, Agent Ocean Steamship { o..
YOU \or.h
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COTTON MAnKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Iiy uo. Jan. L. 1 p M, otton - Amcrican-Goos
uIililug j-iGd W4dlnc I'd loW ulddiing ID good
Ordinary. I'D ordinary. t2d. The sale, OF the day ia
tlH.rl 100 ha.- American.
Future closed 9q't, american middins. low mddlinc
IA.u,ry delivery = lc.Gid value. February and Marci
q lh"r, t2.6fd5 1854 March ard April delivery
liGd buyer, April and May delivery, 1904 buyers
NtF AID Juno d"iFrry, 226id bu',r' Jun- and July
delivery. - 2f-Bid buyers: July and August delivery
. .iGid sellers August and September delivery, 24ofd
seller.
lov unfdng "isc good Ordinary $50 net and gross re-
,lI-. 2.t~" hac- "NTort, rrrat ,italu 100? bales
.al'-. 1c1 bale stock l22 80 b1o-.
N"rfo.h, Jan. Il. cotton qn"t; mlidlnr, 5.lc net
and receipts lib bi- exports u Great Britain
900 a' coi-twl,e l,7G0 bsc, -ar', 5s2 bales stock
GG eiI b1'r,
Savannah, Jan. l7.-t"ton EASY; ulddlmg. lj-l6c
loU nidf,n4. BOO: good ordinary Has net and
"033 bale, exports g. Great Britain. $50
ll'.,. T" France, 1929 baie-; sale. 600 baics stock
% 2f3 h1.'>.
New.or.e1n, Jan II Cotton qne, and easy; nidding,
. J-lGc. low ncdng. $50. r-of o'diuiry.
pa l3ol2 bale 10 ob0 bales exports Great
Iruin 1900 ioles; % France, 1870 btl.. oolNtwi>c
2csH h1l"s; sales. 1880 hllc- stock. $40 c92 bt,S.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. y. CITY
s4th.st NO 157 wcst, Patrick Prcndercast to I

cd
lS$ o., 70 s. 'G nc III Sn''' 81 500
Wat.r.st .f@.1I r. Pike slip 2iNl"o' q,
Richard Roberts 10 Edward Rob"lt, a..
w: Tr,, e. rsS 90 zrIer '''''''' 1000
74thh.st n = $50 It e ad.a,c. 25Nlc2.2; Mary
155th.st : : rs II @ Couftiandta,e, 23Nloo; VI
Frees 10 Frc"s 49, =. Al 1..b
1S' IT, lot Sc6 SI map - 1000
fTSinhat'hS st. no. i"' '''.',i '. S. 500
.sd.ot tu n s. AIS # " Gth-n,c. oo1oNco3;
C Wat'" " '"''"'' .'.'..,...'... .... 32Ii
ASd ,dc no r. ~ 1,a X 49, 1901
4"d,rt' 10 e. r. csrS '....... ....... aalt
'Sd cr,riH : to WatT RID -. $4,000
1oqth.St -. 1916 r. e. 1th-HF', l0."N''.II'
same riopcity: II l. Buln,on u James o Ncill..
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n EW-YORK, ONTARIO AND Wr,rrp>

-, sGy mNa o., hay Wet i2d, a, ioo1s
MiGdieto%n ElenNlt Liberty Delhi Norwich GnSd te
town plIenys ib 2V al Tor Cnnl h. iia Middle
erty, walton. Oneida. Central Squar' O,wego TO- 40
Hiassiu run, D'trot nlraso st Louis. Daiiv ~
other trains DAILY except SUNDAYS Tickets tnr.tals NJ
hroto"aH, DHhSoN, General Passenger ecnt
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BtLTIlIOl
WASHINGTON.
w G,T SHORE RAILROAD. y. Y. c. &

~ E>I SIIUKN KNILkOAU. r. !. Z:
W IL. H. L. H. Co., L'ss'e.Trans leave West 49,
Station Newly oi6 follows, ana 20 minutes earlier no.
foot JaNst. New York Hamilton. London, DeIo.
and chicago, 10 10 a. ~, > Is ? NJ 'sI1 p m;
Louis . 10, = Ii y. Toronto ! 10 10 q. M -
rs p. n. Buffalo. Rochester Suspension Bridge Mag
rams, Utica and syracuse 80. 10 /? a. m % 10
10 y. and al so runs only TO Itlca hhs~
ton 3 80 = Is 10 Is ali 80 a - 90, % 70 sns
10 D. Cat>Hill and Albany, 80 - 10, 'lV;I',
al 80 a NJ - 90 10 sis p M Cranstoi' VS. IS
10 as all 80 a. n 10 II 50 IS Is 5yb - ~
> 10. IL :+6 p. Montreal and Canada East 10 ~,
Is Elt CANT sleeping Buffalo Niagara rtis'
Detroit Chlcleo and s. LCul, on all through trans:
a Leave BrOoslyn. VIA BTOoklyn Annex alO;3o a. E
90 D. jersey city T.. H. Station. ii 20 g. ~,
s y Daily. DAILY. eNcep. saturday. Al oIit
dlilr. timetables,
or and sleeping accommodation. Information Apply
Offices Brootyn333 Washin gton-st, 126 Fulton.st x
Office foot OF hultonst NewYork city, SeS Va
pt2 27l Broadway. l4S Bowery, Il Park Place % W.
1.6th ST. West Shore Stations foot OF West IA -
foot Jay-st.. North River: c. J.. LAMENT, Hen~
lasssnuss Agent. d Vanderbt-avo. ksw.York
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Gentbers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN CHEERS AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors. GoNcrnestes.
&C.. 70 rolCge, schools and Families. Apply "
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union square
A BEST TEACHERS American and Foreign. supplied :;
i.all branches, am locality no chaire Itachr. ~
iegist, alton fee form FOR stamp. T. v ny SSOON
date X. f Avervj American School Bureau. W lfthst
4 TUTORS. Professors, Teachers G0veTn"sses u az
"A, branches supplied 10 universities colleges schools and
families. Circulars schools % Dareut- Mod I'm languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYRILRE Room Il. $50 jth'avc
T,EACHERS. tutors covcTncsses. companions. churrh-
singers, OTgan!sts matrons cte promptly sippli"d 20
employers: best schools recommended o. parents. Miss
DONONAN'S Teachers Bur,au. 80 East itL st
JINION TEACHERS AGENCY supple. school officers
u with Teachers teacher, with positions
H. NJ HAIRED NCiTON Prop 81 Lafayette Pl.. y. Y.
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ID LLAW ARE, LACkAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.
SHORTEST Lino. Nestbueh pullmAn Coache.

a. mnBu,lalo ana O'wrso LNpr,,. Paterson. for
WAR Gap StrouuNbut-, scranton, Biug DNCgo.
itha''' ,WaNcry Emr, Coming. Bath. DauNillr SAcr.
onrhe, WatrNIlc Iichneld springs ttca. MI Morris.
hr"he oAord NOrwich, Cortland SNra.i-r Fulton and
ntcrmedat" stations Connect, az rnion with ts, Dor
Buffalo with trans fof the N,,t ' "
20 a. Min h1miOu Mall. via soOuton
y. Bin lh1mton tlmirl ia mrs. t,r V,t,r Gan,
stroud NDufe, scranton owego WaN'rt
scranton with trains for Ptston Kingston ana Mk,s
barr ~ '''''
press. -
so p m ldalyl-luhalo Lnited EArre-.. VIA Pa,er
son Tor Strouu~brrS, ScrautOu Bnghlnl'Ou IA.
very. flnira corning Bath. Waylaud. Dan,llilc, Mt
Morris. Sc arriving IN lIuiilo at 30 a. M '' -"
D. M. (Gail) Buffalo Utica and O.W,qo Exurss. ,.
btiohd'burc, scranton BnChamton. Cortland Etrnr,,.,
Fulton, Greene oxford, Norwich Shcrburn" W,,rN ,c
Nchhrd springs, Nc. and an points on Buillo qXls,on
connects with trains for the West ' N'''''V" ;
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The total amount realized a. tn lNhtse ana Auction
Room from auction sales ~ city real estate Tor the week
ending with to-day, was s21OoUO
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present w,ca, ending saturday January -.
the following announced 10 DC htiu ~ inc
Exchange and Auction Room:
TO-DAY tMONDAYl. JANUARY 10
Foreclosure sale, lots 25NloO each y Wet s'th
At l15 II sth.ayc, plot Of land. loOllA91 'nd three
5stv Gat. so, 81 u 30 M1uhatJnayc. cor ll3;h
st. plCt Of lind 100 lIN9j ana three similar buildings
3iNI0n and similar hou-'. 40 3l4 llith-st " n e.
Nsahattan.aVe. Partition sale, II lot ls"!NlOcll and
c.sty house NJ ii4 East ll1t-s lo31 u Ave \.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 20.
Foreclosure sale lot, 2ONirIeg, and isy dwelling No
- o. and 5.5y hat 40 10 last 5cth.,t, ;. 1Gcs It
3d-avc. .,,..,e,.v r,x,-,pvo o,
Fercosre 6o c q laHd SHGS Si and
3 and 81 Canll-st Jcnrt-on-St; lot. 25GNl0O. l3s
Monroc.st. :, - IT " JcHcrson:,t IT, 25Nloo and
6uildnr,, No Il Menioe-St. Z - 80 r. e Market.,,
and hou-.~ No. Isl thrrFY->i. running to
no 53T Watcr.st S cor J'fcrson~t; lot. 26.2X
Va T. "a 3y111s No. 212 Chcrry--t, f.. lci n =
JEFFERSON St: lot 24X7ijN2iN74.3 aud houSr. No. 2S3
Southst - 4 Of Ginton--t; o MOO > md 4
lot 2O>lO2.2. and istory dwelling NO !@~t '2d--t
: 100 n W Of Ma1isou-8ye; - ot>. and 2-sory house
and ia lc : 1oth-aNe. near i''th'>t.
THCRSDAY.JAN. o..
Foreclosure sale lot. = 9N9o9 and 5story fiat No
go West 3ih-st. 232.l n Of sthaNc pot OF and
5IXl0o and two 5-stoy buildings, Nos 80 and l247
oh.aV. n nj 75th--t ] lot. lS..NlO01. and
story dwelling. No 40 West f7th-st, = 26-? n OF
iotbayo. Iof II 9NlOO.j aud l--tOry dwelling No 800
i Ok De- and 4-sory DWELLING. 80. - Fast 73ds
.9j n o. Madson-1vc; lo 2oNloolo and tor nous
No 927 East 1O9th-, n 2daN'; lot -VASu ana
3.sorv dwelling, No 30 Mt. Morr>-aNc. cor i"Sd-t
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>a... h'l IS 600 $1,000 "a 90 10000
IN" refined oil market WIS fairly active and firm.
Final pultltiDu. 40 iu barrels and 9ij c'nt,
pc. .ai.pu co. Crude n barrel, 1.Oj cents
and naphtlrt 20 rents. Refined in bulk quoted
~ 4.-5 cents per gallon
In The foreign markets especial strength was shown
10 tntwcrp. wh'rc quotation, advanced I francs 10
~ - Il franc, per 100 hilOs. At Bremen prices
closed al $50 marks per % kilOs and at London at
l. pence per imperial gallon.
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1nsirnrilou.

For Bows and Young Men-City
CLASS FOR BOYS Inermedia:e and ad dnn,ssc
~ ss' sed students piEedc HAsH IS we
A -CIRCULARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE p s'A;e
GTssoov laI SIs, 8 School 6 @ @
'THE PARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, s. We't sen SCH
st. dof, imEs gSst h tfepcGcc. anu
numbers "' Elmer I. PHILLIPS, NJ. A. Principal.
TNsTRUcoN ssmmeIe;l 1a9sh s A,.E SsR R Oh
sssons6e loas ssPTs sS5;., Call Tuesdays and
thursdays between "a + + II aS41T, ls
% GeSG schG9 Se ssl 5s wS
s s%nss By distinction sTRoyed personal
II UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1.473 Broadwayi
1es nd ,2dSt 5sd ySa fHoBBY W. e. AKIN
S e. e. hE R;Hii96f3sseos FriH % '
For Young Lades-City.
CA r-REy Dr.. AND MRS GARDNERs 40.
sSR 5oE n SnLs al IN ss year
SSleh iehGol sGo
S SS o6Ib ay5 bRS 2fs? 1s5
Nine ESQ vi sa So 81 prnsp T'
For Both Sexes-City
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES; No 1
West @ Best B'iSn pa SO PER- .Tm
Musical Instruction.
u ANJo INsTRrCTIoN-Lsd taught privately; ca cat,
ID osge NAILED ig psT Si baao fpWAD DOE
son, l. i2s Broadway, near 4oth-st.
Brooklyn.
THE MISSES ELY's
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
14o AND 1.2 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS BROOKLYN.
For Young ladics-Country.
Py so@ 1og y ss10sA
Sfr tn
address" SEMINARY, BeivIdeie Xewjersey.
RIsHopTHoRpEA boarding and Day ,i school sCod. for
>''''' F. L. Walsh. Principal Bethlehem, Pa
rTHE YOUNG LADIES' Seminary, freehold. y. D
cautaon M aGe EU UNI y6 sE%R% Principal
For Boys and Young Mcn-Country
A wS. 81 rr O. E0'Ed" WI LIE?
y oRDEXTowY a. - MILITARY INSTITUTE
E EsS T. D h IHID5S 4 d MI rdi1SD'
CIAXERi4cK c9hLEGE >ANp Ill. nggS22 on, I LIVER
a j.sddy e SaiSa'f limited Of H' u
can be receive" Rev. or A. c'i'F LAcK T. Nj President
CHELTENIIAM ACADEMY. oGoNTz, PA: .,
u Unexcoed location and sgrIou9dinGs New school school
fqslPmfa for yse o. sdc coo For
&C. -o0'SS'' Jonx CALVIN RICE. 4. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
T. LMwooD SCHOOL FoR BOYS At Milford Conn;
ibsr sdns w T DO Wen 10 rt by the adv aHacr ocrd
bv this school. Address FRANK NJ. HOWE Supt
EASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. r ughkecrsie,S. Y
II Open Thorough instruction IN Bookkeeping
banking Commercial Law. Pcunalship .pOndence
Arithmetic &C. Tclcgraphy, SteDOgaphy Typewritng &c
Business Piled with assistant shor.
notice. No charG for situation, furnished Send for cstee
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE. IreNhold. y. j.; 18th year
college preparation specially; business high school
and classical courses
g UMMER SCHOOL at the Peekskill Military Academy.
Lo',S S'sA Sn!; l,il'n f ffnSSa
Send for circular.
NORWALK MILITARY INSTITUTE,
~ NORWALK. CONN,
Prepares for College Business.
Thorough teaching. Careful training Moderate
charges. building
Circular request e .,,-,,
FRANK S. ROBERTS Principal.
~ EWTON Is. j. INSTITUTE.-Boys' Superior Family
1Nschoo Best moral physical. sanitary ,urroundingS
High, dry, pure air Gymnasium. OUTDOOR spoito.
Every room and hall steam hcaed hot and cold water
illustrated catalogue. J. WILSON. A. NJ. Principal.
- UMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS. . -
- Ar THE BRYANT SCHOOL Ro.lyn, L; l., y. Y
Overlooking l.. Sound. send Tor illustrated catalogue
THE PEEKSKIIL MILITARY ACADEMY.
57th begins az, 1890. Send for catalogue
Y 4 VI. Prime
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ID QCEBiC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FROM COMPANY PIER NEW q Nol;TH RIVER.
For BEEMU DA. :. : ORINOCO. January - a. p. %.
For -. CrOiX, St Kilt, antigua GuadiouPr D)nHcl,
Martinique ST. Lucia, Barbados 6rsned' ana IHhidl1,
>. CARIBfE ..-.Jaf uury -, at 3 D. H.
For -tateroou and tickets apply to
A.. T.. OUTERBItipGE \ CO.. Agents. 80 Broadway.
TMOS COOK y SOY. 81 Ln1 30 krnIl-y.E.
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CENTRAL R.R. OF JERSEY,

r,n. 5,G,s ., oa,s,D Sg b 1870 EtN
$50 a M for EastSq Maaeh Chunk, wilkesO.ns.
sc!an Eeaas a'Fogrs T2maga EsamO"pN s sSJ
tSnK WS S and s, SH%ay' '0f h'0n ''''
90 D. ioT t3,io3 ard MauSh Chunk On Sundays
s1j a ~ for Ta,ton MaGcb chunk. wrkcsbarrc.
G2dVG S!SG osG % % Ssa%
port. '''''''' -"'''A" 'O''" 70
cG r p a FOR E; 90 s1 Mss cegg ,a E,ts
bur-, S for i9" MaqS osgsh GeaSHs S Ha
n tS f5 ,t%a az Maa SU GS%" Reading Harris
burg sS ST g. s ioF fa. 9 aa Sq ga,oun
sd Ac'@ 90 Il;sn ssn9 4, - oo sS 90 me-
For Freehold at 80. Is, II Is m. / 80 80.
For Lon, Branch and points south Point Pleasant, a.
eyc or,n ca to a. md co. ~ b., 80 p ~ Suhat
For Esa Ea9s. at AS SIS. Ill, a. M. 49, 80
TO. . 10. q 90 SUNDAYS. $500 a. H., 100 p NJ
FOR LAkEWooD. ...
o6 40 is a mr. 49, 10 80 10 B m 10 s1Hdiyt
For Toms river. Barncsat Park. and DarneGa,. 4'''
For Atlantic City Vinand sld Bridgcsoa, t5 . ~
y EorF Monmouth Beach and scaohsht at Sis HIS
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
For Philadelphia, AZ 80, 40 800, II 80 a. M W
SG%D$S &C. &C. CS g. S a. e CO. 70 y 20 S "s
Tci atmo;c aud WASHINGTON daily at 90 II 80 ses
es SSat a m a. 90 "a 30 1on % 30 y 90 % n5:
80 a. m. az Is @eh txcept sSuldiy night sand,i
5 20 90 100 M. have connection for Reading. Hs'
Fc' saGf5 and Wiam,pOr:. via raaGcp,!' q.
:>sp. St Rlg us o suday 30 Sdo 10
ri'Ic, ana iaiiGtsr ,stt; en- be procured at 81 ~ -
W.; l25th - Eas, ~ NG~York C0u'''
New-Yor'S Transfer Company VIII call for and checs
baggage from hotel or residence
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Runs. Deliveries. Run
Tofa Ibis .................69 go 900 4O4 800 1884,
ANrrlrr rcr " .........-. 80. 1913 26,997 49,

Last weeks speculation in National Transit ccrt-
cate and confined 10 range Ot narrow
nuciUat!uu- There disposition to realize profits
and price, for options drclrd from - To - Sin
- 80 cents. ~ th" stock Exchange Buckeye ccrtii
ct.c~ were bid up 10 - c'nts. but they w,rc sold
down al the Consolidated Board 10 - cents net
los, NJ cent? for the week. The crude markets
promise lfilr decided change for the time being, al
though sentiment exist favorable t0 rise ha-cd
easy money and the possible effect, Of silver inia
ton.
The range Of price, and the total dealings In VA
tOua Transit and l,uckcyc Pipe Line certificates AT tie
stock Exchange and ih" Consolidated stock and Pc
trol-lm Exchange for the week ended January II were
0, follows:
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The month of January promises to SHOW very little
reduction. II any, IN stocks, If judge from the
partial pipe line reports the Of deliveries
ihi- now being only 2.O74 barrels. The daily average
run, date have been 7s.ol1 barrels, against daily
average oi 5000 barrels January 1890 Of 40.231
barrels i'm 1850. of 6.733 In 1--S. aud Of G:I,o27
barrels I'm 1-s7 Tie delivcric, have averaged -O053
barrels. against e6.426 barrels In January, 1900
1854 barrels in l--9, 74i13 in l77' and 1924
barrels in 1-77. Annexed the pipe line returns
from January to II charters - the l6tD Inclusive:
Excess
Rum, Deliveries. Deliveries. Charters.
Total bhl,.. 11O.l6i l,3ul,23 3l.lO9 i9',S11
ANc. Ics day. - OF e0,Os5 201i S.342
The December report Of the Buckeye Pipe Line
showed falling on IN rlns GOm November OF 20,527
barrels - 1-6f;j3 barrels, while the deliveries in
creased 24J 1888 barrels to 9O5.J47 barrels. The net
stocks at the close ~ December were 20D7l 800
barrels. an increase from November Of only 14,l37
barrels.
Ire Buckeye Pipe Line reports from January 10
-, were - follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-19

FOR or NSTowN MD LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF tii Il AGO W,d .,-d1T. Er'iu1rv n.
CiTY OF NEW.YOGK Wt1o.dy rc'rm,- = D. I'D.
CITY OF RTRLfN Notp"~i1f. fnb~iar' =. % .. r.
From PR g y \. ad,o n.ne Cn-i-top1'r-,' FRY
and location ~ room. SECOND CABIN. outward. s35
prepaid SIS. SrEEEAGE so. PETER WRIGHT &
SONS General Agents. q BOWLING GREEN, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-19

" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leave Pier 3S y. r. foot Of K'ng-st.
WYOMING, Tuesday. January 20, 30
NEVADA ............... Tu4sdgv. January ~ q a
WISCONSIN Tuesday. Fotrary 10, ) 30 A. m.
Cabin passage $50. $50 $50 and 800. Second Cabin,
$50 and So storage. 500.
\ VI. TNDERIIIIL & co. 35 HroaawaY. Y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-19
L TOp ANTNVFRp AID PARIS

III T7Tg ' F-l1T M TNFtTN.
Sailing for Ncw-Iork and Antwerp weekly.
PFNNLAND Wednesday. January p. 3
WAFSLAND. "Wednesday January -. 30 ..
Cabin Rates: First cabin. 40 and upward Excursion.
sos and inward Second cabin. So. Excursion, sCj
and 49,. Strrage NJ very low rates.
PETER WRIGHT ~ son teul Agts.. Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-19
REAL ESTATE
prrcrNrSS AT THE EXCHANGE.

New.York. Saturday January II, 1921.
The total anouut realized 40 N, Exchange and Auction
ON from auction sales ~ city real estate Tor the week
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-11-11
Patents Granted

to citizens of the Southern States
during the past week, and reported
for this paper by c. A. Snow &C.,,
Patent Attorneys, opp. U. S. Patent
Office, Washington, DC.
A. w. Allen, Temple, Ga, fender,
]. Il. Anglin, Craven's Landing,
Tenn, gate, b. Baron, Baltimore,
Nd, method of and machine for
making cigar-fillers, l.. Bishop,
Baltimore, Nd, indicator lock, ]. r.
Brown, High Point, N. c., trunk
strap and fastening, w. P. Clot.
worthy, Baltimore, Md, packing
baking-powder, 7. Courser, Lake
City, Fla, car coupler, A. o. His
cock, Wyoma, Fla, well sinking
machine, w. w. Johnson, Beebe
ARK, bolt EXTRACTOR, g. II. Jordan
Talbottom, Ga, fence, N. ID. Nick
elsville, Va, washing machine, ]
]. Lawton, Huntsville, s. c. fertil
izer distributor, c. p. Poole, Lynch
burg, Va, incandescent electric
lamp socket, H. Seeman, Durham
N. c., vehicle, G. Simon, New Ibe
ria, La, housing for cane mills, n
j. Skaggs, Montgomery, Ala, me-
chanical movement, J. Ii. Stewart
Danville, Va. milking-stool, p. S
Tart, Wingo. Ky, side bar vehicle
&. w. Thomas, Baltimore, Md.
baby jumper, L. b. Wells, New
Castle, KY, corn planter.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-11-11

Mrs. E. A. Wilkinson is danger.
ously i'll with lung trouble at this
writing.
Will Tefferteller, of Louisville,
was visiting Main Goddard of this
place, last Sunday.
r. w. Redwine has returned from
Conference.
There was singing at ]. Z
Murr's last Friday night, led by J.
H. Kidd.
Mrs. Martha Whetsell, of Knox
vile, is visiting friends in this place.
The concert at Pleasant Hill was
largely attended last Sunday night.
The program was as follows:
Music, POI. Prayer, R. B. Irwin.
Music, No. Is, Gospel Hymns.
Class recitation, Mary Clemens,
subject, Hope.
Music, Z, No. 5.
Glass recitation, w. H. Lawson's,
subject, Christ the true vine.
Music, IS, No. 5.
Defamation, Eternity of God,
James Lowry.
Glass recitation, A. L. Goddard's,
subject, Christ raising Lazarus.
Music, IA, No. 5.
Miss Mary Nuchols, subject, My
Fathers House.
Miss Fannie MUIR, subject, Will
the waters be chilly.
Music, SIS, No. 5.
Lucinda Everett, subject, The
Woe of the wine bibber.
Miss Mary Hutsell, subject, Chill
dren's crusade.
Glass Recitation, Miss Bette Nc
Connelps, subject Christ Comforting
His Disciples.
! Music, 1S, No. 8.
j. w. Redwine, subject, Human
Progress.
Glass recitation, Josie Wilkinson
class, 81 Psalm, an eXhOrtatiOn Il
trust in the Lord.
Music, II, No. 8.
w. d. Hammontree, ShOemake
! Missionary.
Music.
An interesting talk by Robt. II
: win. Closed with prayer by w. h
Lawson.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-11-11
Mckinley. Tenn.
Health not very good.

Health not very good.
The following are the names Of
those on the sick st:--Miss Evelyn
Callahan has been quite sick for
the past two weeks. but is improv--
ing.
w. d. Best Ia quite sick with in-
termittent fever.
A. J. Morton is sick with pneu-
mOnia fever.
Misses Zona Hutfstetler and Ag-
mes Wilson, of Maryville, visited
friends at this place last week.
Miss Clara Best, Of Maryville,
spent Saturday and Sunday with.
home folks.
w. f. Trent, representing the
Trent Grocery Co, of Knoxville,
was in our town last week on busi-
ness.
j. c. Bittle and wife, of Mary
vile, visited Mrs. Callie Callahan
last week.
Rev. Henry will preach at the
Campground church next Sunday
morning.
There is great rejoicing in the
household of S. j. Huffstetler the
visitor is Of the male gender.