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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-02
GRAIN md PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The bull sentiment prevailed in the grain markets
on saturday with wheat especially sronE fHF ac-
tivitv TOO was enjoyed in that cereal over l'oooooo
husheI. bein dealt in during the short session. Cold
weather In the Northwest and generally unaVorabc
crop news stimulated buying which was also helped
bv moderate clearances and good demand Tor cash
wheat Another favorable influence was bIaistIcet
estimate thai the amount OF wheat III farmers IduN
was j5OOOOOO bushels less thal iaot 80 .i I-n.d
were weak and large farmers delVere, INTO tie lnfn
Kingdom were reported, but these iacts were soi.u,
NAV options closed up cent az ~ ". d" ~, o oo
regular session but il went on the cuip 10 81 "
July sold al 81 90 1t0 ~ OF 3--d ~ VI -, al ri rc
regular session and went 10 II o. on me curD; Inc
net official gain ranged from "a cent lOr FEBRUARY
10 ! j-- cent for July. The cash mdrhe, 'u' a"ccu
34a1 cent Although there were no sizes Tor eA,
mort miIers took 10000 bushels. Including DIOch OF
30 600 bushels 10 arrive from the West c. l. L. .
general strength Light arrivals ana MODERATE clcar-
ances aided the rise. which extended 10 - cent;
Cash lots advanced the like fractions but only lo'oOo
bushels were taken by shippers. - ,,,-
while the cash market was moderately active. -
There were sales Of 300 tierceS Of spot laiu' Inc
options closed IA , points higher
The final quotations were as follows:
Wheat-Fcbrlary. 81 90 rs: March. 81 10 Is May,
ST. OF is june ~ % Is: July, 81 OF Ii; August.
81 IS: December 90 "a cents.
Corn-Fcbwary, 81; March, 81 IA; May, % ID :
July, 80 "a cents.
0ats-Fcbrlary, 81: May. 81 "a cents
Lard-February. 90 10; March. So Is May, SO 80;
at New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore ana o,toh W'rc
as follows Wheat. 3G.524 bushels: corn COLO bush
els oats. j6ej9 bushels total graln 53,i93 bushels
flour, 1880 packages. At Chicago. Milwaukee, ana IL.
ga bushels; oats. 151.5l1 bushels; total gia4n
al { ,9O5 bushels: -four. II sos barrels
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Foreclosure sale . lots c5xioO.s each, S West s9th'
81 1oj u W o. Sth.aVc.
prcopnrn REAL ESTATE TR,NsrERs-N Y CITY.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Rolrore Catherine VI. 10 Mary Martin n 13ith-st
o 81 WIli--ayc. 1 years. > mortgages $1,000.
Bracudor Frederick To Bradley Cufricr company g >
ith.aIc. % - 9ith-st. year, $1,000. -, u,
ta.tcllano~ Rita V 70 l. Jones, l-'th-sr G OF
7th-aSc. 8 year 5000. $500 - - ,,,. ,o,A
Dunton sarah. To II Il TIlL trustee No 10 West 18TH
IT, I year. $1,000. r. u,
Ccdar--t 3 years - 600. 49,
t,o.r.n. Matthias 10 g Schrrinef' S'u'sN oi Avn
MI. s. 3 years. - $50 ,
Galarhrr Jo. r. to Bradley Curricr Company 5
-od ~ % ~ 1-t.ayc. | year. - 600.
U,rtN.Il Louis VI. 10 - \ Nrccland, ConVent-avc
n ~ lt}d-t Is months -312 go, al,
H1csctt J. 70 l. l. Kalisch, n s5th-st W OF fth'
J,'oh- Joseph to Emiprnnt Industrial Savings Bank
i-th..t. ~ Aycnur \. year SliHo 80,
johnson. & J. To VI Mahon, n cor "th'aNe ana o'th-
So ~ ,ir,,on Enforcement Go 20 Wise corner
Ir,fusfon.avc and Jith-st. year. SO uOo.
Mrkclyry, John. To l. Wiener. 80 P'rry'st' years
So ZOO. ,,y. , . y,
WiIl-ayr. years rJ1'u. 80, ,.......,. .o.,o,y
N,,ih,,e. George 10 Eqttahle Life Assurance Society
NIn,kv Louis, Phillips. lots i2s2 and l2S3 map
I Ianrsv. -p...''
silva George 10 Pcyton plot ''r." map Of T. Stein
net 8 y,ar,. $1,000. ma -. -, -,h
: y'af-. - "uo ,,..,-o, 49,, - q,
53i..t years f,o 600 - ., $500, , .,n D.. 90
wear 10000 ,.,..- -.
focf Louis l.. 10 : Plant corner broadway and
ils>t lease. instruments. fI'.Ono.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

BaltHsrc. Jan. 31.-Cotton nominal mlddl,ne. Pc.
Flour active Wheat Southern strong. Fui. - n-d3l Ul
Lonebcrry. ~ 031Sl o.: No . - 90 steamer 80 rcd
~ 90: Western strong No win'rr rcd spot ana ahua
~ ~ May - 0G4a+l oG2 Com South,fn hfm; white
and yellow. Goa6i@c; steamer; Goc; GRADED No = 81
Weston nfmcr; mixed spot and January, Hltc; I'br1y
Rye quiet. llay STEADY: choice timothy. SO 1u1- J.
Provisions quiet butter weak: w'aH; strictly ff'sh.
2ldo2c. Coffee steady; Rio clfeo'> fIr 1"tc. 80 :,
l72c. Sugar STEADY; g.anulat.d. GAc. Copper quiet
Whiskev firm - 2i0iI -. fricht- 90 IN"lp'ol nrm
grain I'd Cork ord.rs % GdG2- ID Er'iut--l Jour
1.f75 bb,. wheat. 1919 bush 1870 hush. oat>
1000 bush. rye i.4f5 bush. Slipm'nt--tlouf. ,.5>
hhs; 39joS bush. >alcs-Whnt. 800 bush
corn. 59,922 bush
Iuraio Jan. 81. -whcat-No. ! hari dun. opening At
al 49, closing at Al IL asked 40 ! Northern. ~ ~.
closing at ~ l4d=l u asked: 80. Northern. II ood
wheat dan and higher: 40 rr closed at - 05cd:1 uG
rcd II O3. 40. 1twhito. - Oh W. Whit"
oregon % Com quilt but nru; No. Yellow 3sl-r
80. yellow. 57c so .. Sc; 80 g. 5C' aj1c track.
Oat- quiet; No. . white 5o1ajlc, No. 3 white 90
30. mixed. track f"r,c; 40 Whit. n store. 81
No. . mixed. i9cc. Blri'y firm. fair demand NJ. !
Canada 9jc; No. , s9I90c so. c,tra, -it~0 40 3
S2GS3c: no = western. 7jrt no g. 1OI53. choice
Michigan 79ds0c; fair 10 good. 7ta7Gc. Rye quiet
No. = on track. 7id75c. Flour strong. good demand
best patent spring. - 1od$5 a.; winter do. - ~ji
- 10. Millfc,i firm winter bran 81: spring
s@l. Receiut~-Wheat. 5000 bush corn. ~ GOO bush
5000 bush. Shipn entS-whcat 1900 bush; ott
5000 bush barley, eco bush.
Chicago Jan. 31Ihe leading futures ranged a. fol-
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fOEFtN S|e. ana f<U o., new FORK
TnE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN rHE CrxxL
Trains leave AZ follows;
S;l0 A. M-IAs4 NAIL tor Albany Cuea Syracuse
oHSSSh,.'. S-la seS yI-I LIMITED On.
1886 esEo e Ks n SKY ExpREss-Day .sss
l2:oO Soon.-soUTHwEsTERX .,vEsTIBgLE. LIN.
IIED-Due Cincinnati 10 90 Indianapolis IL 10 M.
45s + p:0H M 80 Il SHORE vEsrIBULE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at o 10 a. H. Chicago 90 D. H. next
SOC r. M.-FAsT WESTERN EXPEEsSiE:Due Chicago
$50 GI:aapi H. N aoST fi; ASD sun
els az +. M MAFHsfHsr LOUIS AND CHICAGO Ex.
FKLss-Due Indianapolis Ii 20 D. m neA' dag. St.
F1s ak Ill il SNE@ByRGHl, PoggHKEEPsIE RHINE
IT'LL | ss:n e. 3 g tl'2 s. r'sS!S
ALEsA ri ~ e i p
noon 10 80. S55. $50. 600 IS rs. 80. GAS m,
TRoYYEti% Iii5 e:lo, 70 90 70 &c. t11IS 300
uTiSS So 3e Isl r. m "a 90 90 ~ 3
am. II 100 noon, 49, $780, 7 80 'l' D. m fl2 20
RoGHEsTER-9:lo,- 10 90, no 80 m. II 90 nooo.
So 90 3 F0 % a. G no. n e 20 noon
S1aS GO 80 fA siS no. 10 oo no 80 a. H. 70 90
9f?6 20 rs iGA kSD MoSTREAL-t7
Az aESEyA "a &S6 e Sb 9y1 10 "a
BEFSS; = E. IiLES 'yiR HAkEE& DivisffOx-
For tickets and space o Sleeping Car apgy a. Grand
f fsls sss g Vest s2 81 Sad
xSsk $50 B4cn and S 100 anf s s t R
westcots aaBress calls for and check, baggage from
h'fI5 IT, ssssp sunday '6aiy sscsp: Saturday,
S5a? gs s5'f sS hose 5 lsavng
s9d ToiTcA stop srG 1885, STREET Sia1
General Manager Gen'l Psssoneer Agen.
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N0RDDECTSCHEE LLOYD S. S. o..
CUNARD LINE


NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN.
From Pier 49, North River
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE
Smbria Sat frb =, Pm Um3ria' sat ;Mar.7,2 20 pm
Ltrura sat- t,b =, pm Icthnia Wed Mails Loon.
Aur1na. sat, FEB. - ltsurii sat Na2l . 80 PIN
Cabin pass3se $50 aid uPYa,d igtsmedate sS5:
low rats: For freight ard passag. apy at the com
Rays ONCE 40. ! Bowling Green. Ncw-NoIk.
VERNON H. BROWN CO., General Agents.
ID ACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
Il LINES TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA,
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From New YORK. pier foot OF Canal.st., n. H.,
IL san Francisco Via the Isthmus Of Panama.
NEWPORT SAIL Tuesday February 10,
From san Francisco, 1t and Brsnnan sts
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CHINA sails Thursday, February 20, 3 y. IN.
For freight passage and general information apply 70
company's Office The pier foot Of Csnal.st.. ". r.
H. J. BuLLAY. General Superintendent
NORDDEUTSCIIER LLOYD IS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NETWORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
FAST EYPkkEsss OS$TTFAMEfssii O''N'"
Trave We'd Feb I, D. IT. HnNel. " cd, Feb. lS pm.
E Eds, We'd S ES6 ~ n t"lfa SIT Feb =! m
o First cabin saS snd Upward BERTH sccordng to loca
rates. oELRioiIs CO. No. Bowling oreen s''
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I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and
Desbrosses $50. as follows: ~
o. m. for Slatugton and intermediate points
q. N. for Geneva, Lyons Elmlro Rochester Buffalo
and West, P0ttsvle and principal local D0nts baG
car aud Pullman car u Suspen sion rdge ~'
a. m. Mauch Chunk and int. rn.edlo,e noints
IL for l.. and b. Junction and informed at. onts
Chair 70 Mauch Chunk. '"''
D. for TunkhannOck and intermediates points Cb,i,
to Tunkhannock Connection to Reading and Harris
Fac D. m for Elmira and principal Intermediate nonts
Chair car Wukesbarre and Pullman sleeper 10 &
Bridge. ~
30 D. M for Pottsyllle, Mauch Chunk and I'm, rm.s
ate points. Chair to Mauch Chunk.
$40 %. m. for Mauch Chunk and noirt.
Connec ton Reading and Harrisburg. 'S''
.. III. for Geneva, Lyons. Elmri, Rochester, Runalo
and the West. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
Bridge.
Trains leaving at 3 a. II o. m. l d. m ana An
m. for all points In Mahanoy Hazlrton coal
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Q. m. for Mauch Chunk Hazeton and intermediate
points, and IL u. for Shenandoah and Intern diats
points.
10 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and lnternod late pojnts
D. m. for Geneva Lyons. Ilmira. Rochester Runao
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Snspeasion
General Eastern onico. 235 Broadway.
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Citn propcrln for Sale.
ISyHs rMENT PROPERTIES ~ THIS VICINITY,
SOME VERY DESIRABLE FOR SALE AT FAlS
rutland & WHITING.
) Bcckmnn ~.

.-N-CY TI.fI,AN i mcdicm sized house FOR sale 13i
- nfar M,.t EnG.aSc.; foyer nall, passenger 'le
,,o- hand zone cabinet work, decorations ana hAtHfes
price $4,000. 49,
aff-lrt,vr 49,. loot houses, ~ Z" ~ W.
-,, r.-tr.t,d block uc>t lafA, low as sJi 900
CHARLES ~ FIX CO..
Coumbu,-aye. and 72d.st.
.,TLECT PRIVATE DWELLINGS, north side o. 7ith-
- - We, ~ Central PARK West; vacant lots on
1,c,, superior hou-,, every respect four stories
i.irh -foop' cabinet finish. .,. .,
' .,t.. vi, b.. Guaranteed bv policies OF tho TITLE
,i-'tI,, ,TI.E All, TEI ST CONPNNf, - Liberty ~
~ - r. KENNEDY. 1000 LcNingtonave
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Jnsirutflcn.

For Young Iadics-Country.
ID ELVIDERE SEMINARY-Sl00 pays for thorough
ID IN business department. with home special In
suct.)n ladies whose education has been neglected
Address SEMINARY. Belvidere. Ncw-JeTsey.
II IsHOPTHORPE.-A Boarding and Day School for
- Girls. Prepares for college or gives full academic
Twenty-th year.
+. l. WALSH. Principal Bethlehem Pa
NNISS BAIBD'S INSTITUTE. NORWALk. CONN.
Nl a home school for girls Thorough instruction in
the English branches languages art clocuOn and music
Careful attention 10 good morals and manners Well
equipped gymnasium. Terms moderate.
tTNHE YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY. Freehold, ". J.
pleasant home. with EXCELLENT opportunities for
oAuosHen. 1iss EUNlCE D. SEWALL. Principal
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Ocean Steamers.

-1s..c - -
4 NCHOR LINE, [. ;. NAIL steamships
Pier a. y. r., foot Of Ieroy-st
CTcassa FEB 81 D. d. Ii.uilc9ls Mar. Ii, a. N.
Cabin. $50 and $50: second ca-s 800 Stcerage, go
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
NEW-YORK TO GIBRALTAR AND NAPLES.
From Calon Stores Brooklyn, Hamilton Ferry,
SIS ", dncsday February %.
Cabin. $50 b. 800
For tickets and further Information apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents. Bowling Green
A TO JAMAICA AND WINDWAID ISLANDS, VIA
"A. rail 20 PORT TAMPA, FLA. Steamers leave Port
Tampa Fla Jamaica alternate thursday; next
departure FEBRC AIRY j.. For further information apply
to J. D. HASHAGEN, Eastern Agent POI Broadway Ny.
DED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
H FOR IAGUAYRA. utKIO CABtLLO. CURACAO.
MARACAIBO AND CORO.
llcr East River
IS PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, January 81, p. N.
IS W edi,sdIy, February T. y.
S. VENEZu Ella 49,. Sat'day, Febiuary IL, p n.
These American STEAMSHIPS specially b. 10 Tor the trade
have very superior mnC dations for passengers
BOULION. BLISS 4 DAIIETT,
Agents. General M1nag. Il Wall-st
THOS. COOK & son. POI Broadway.
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Ocean STEAMERS.

COMPAGNIE GENERALE TransatlaInii4ue
- FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE Be- EH Rs = Moton,
LA CHAMPAGNE BOYER. Saturday, tco. Z, p H.
LA GhSCOGNE. Ssnte ...... Saturday, Feb. "a, a. M
A. FORGET. Gen raj Agent No Bowling Green.
HAMBI re- AMERICAN PACKET CO: a..
Il WEEKLY EXPRESS SERVICE to London ana inc
Continent by the new twin OF 10000 tons
~ 800 TO 10000 h. This line hoiS hc ras0ri TOT
C0LUMBfA April IS Nay : Jun T. i my % 3
NORMAN Nay = june !, July 2. July 20
IN E,KST BISMARCK My 81, June IS july 10, AUG. 49,
Eif'itrIAR SERVICE New.Yor k. Hamburg direct.
Ruga.. 10 80 p m. Feb MoIaya a. M: Feo II
HAMBURG.AMEKiCAS IGEN'L PASSAGE OFFICE
PACKET COMPANY. {: B X OHAIsD NCO.'
81 broadway New-YOrk. 81 Broadway, NeW-f ORR.
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ELAWARE, LACKAW ANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD
Shortest Line Vestibuled Pullman Coarbe,

a. m.-Buua,o and Oswcgo Express. Paterson fer
water Gap Stroudsbu-g, scranton, Binghamon. Owcgo
Ithaca, MaNcrIy Elm Corning Bath Danyllle Sher.
burne, Watryillc Richfleld Springs tca, Ne Morris
Greene oxford Norwich, Cortland syracuse Fulton and
Intermediate stations. Connect, for
Mtkcabarrc, DdnNlle. and
iof the West.
20 "A. Min ghamton Mail. via Boonton
| d. Binghamt0n and Flmirl Express ian
stroud scranton Owego Wavsry vc connects al
with trains for Pston, King and Wilkes.
barr.
40 D. m.-Scranton, WikesbsrFe and Plymouth Tx.
press.
D. aiy).-Bufralo Limited VIA Pator
son for Stroudsburc Scranton. Bnghamton Owcgo Wa.
verify. Elmra. Corning, Bath, Wayland Dansyiile, Mt
Morris Nc., arriving Buffalo at 80 a m ~
D. M (daily).-Buifalo Utica Osweeo Express IN,
Stroudsburf. scranton Bnghamton. Cortland Syracuse
fulton, Greene oxford, Norwich Sherburne. Wacrviie
Kichned Springs &c aud Al points on Buffalo division
connecte with trains for the West
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Gfdrhers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
&C., 70 Col, ges, Schools and Families. Apply ~
Mrs n. !. YOU NG.FULTON. % Union square.
A REST TEACHERS American and Foreign. supplied ;
A.all branches any locality charge i achers wantd
10 fee form for stamp. r. V. HCNSSOON
flate X T. Avery, American School Bureau, w l4th'st
A TUTORS, Professors, Teachers Governcsses Of az
"a, branches supplied 10 universities col schools ana
families. Circulars schools ~ parents Modern languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE Room IA. 80 jth-aNe
HNEACHERS tutors, COvcfnesSos. companions. church.
singers orcanists matrons etc., promptly supplied TO
emplovats best schools recommended parents. Miss
DONOVAN'S Teachers Bureau. 20 East 1ithst.
UrNION TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school officers
L TEACHERS teachers with positions
II. NJ. HARRINGTON. Prop. 81 Lafayette Pl., y. Y.
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New.York saturday. January, 81. 1891,
Of city RAJ estate at me EXess"sS S S9d Auc fSs as S2
gate alos for month OF January rea|eu INC 'u" "
s3355,O75. ,,..r' op ,rcrroys
For the present week ending saturday. February =;
nc eSMng anton ,6s sne ia' Se %
TO-DAY (MONDAY). FEBRUARY 2.
Foreclosure sale lot, l7eA99ll and 3'story dwelling
No 154 East l27th-st. ; 5. 800 II " 3d-aV
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3.
No Ter %cSt oi sals e IS
? daye 4 and similar hC%ss5 No and 20, i Eass
$Gh l$3 # a'S o os tAi ig5d anu PaT
f%sn nS 10 G 5' OuIa3T
;'oTy ss ID o 10 Is7 tS Park ark
ss9y S sn5 so NG d d." heye xC o East s5
ca l1tay ayes. NS' Of is5t i 2itn Ward
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 4.
Foreclosure sale lot 25xo0 and 5,'tGry e 6sa aSS
story building NO 25 IIn!'onst t, 20 IT LeSy o 70
toy dwelling SO East 72d a lSS Il N NS 47
2l5 r afhqvf d lot sh hsId1'GO1 a
j ), and i, s; s,S,vs d"g pass
s MU 4o MS lot 25Soo and story factory No. 2s
37th.st :, 2o5 It OF 7thayc.
THURSDAY. FEB. ;.
rG5eeSHF. sale lots G ,s s' ana d aSs'G s go
90 II each on 1lsth.st n cor Underhllave; lot 49,
NlO22 and 3.stOry dwelling No. $40 last t',ncdst
1855 2d-aVe partition sale lot 2oM ioo,s III, tu
3stoy house 90 Fast l2Sth st $50 II OF 2c DO
ave: lots 25xl2 block each, and 3-story hnus Nos
10 f24 Fast 127thst. los IL g OF 4u.aNe Pupl
auction | lot 2OxlO2 and 5-story building. No. 4lo Eas'
1Oth-st, n :, 21i II @ OF lst-ayc.
FRIDAY. FEB. G.
Foreclosure sale. lots 2Jxi008 each, west o'th'
ST. 12j II W OF Sthayc.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N Y ClIi'
oljth.st 200 II Of 10th-avc 150Xio block; . ooo
Joscph Fcttretch to John II Dyckman ~ ~
Boone-st No 26; Louis Alinsky 10 philips i6UooVV
AVc.A No LOCI John Schnugg to \ S9her. e.. lo'VUo
lOO'h.st II :. 375 Of 9ihave. 25NIOOIl: .oo-o
Clna f. Dcplgamere and wife 70 otto MESS. lo'-oV
CalldvcIl-aVc. n 5, 971 II 81 Cliftol-st, 1SXlOO;
Mary Mctiann 20 John w Decker .........--.
s5th..t :, 423 n II AVeA. 25NlO2.2; George
and John r, Schrciner 10 Matthias Gorron -. l9lOo
Io1fh.-t, g. 275 n ~ 7thaNe. 1JNo9ll;
Maria Austin n Peter V Castcllanos -.-....s.....
Icwi,--t " - lot No > map by Bridges 1871 ooo
sO7 D.. = Thcrry and wife to Caragher., o'oOo
';h'I Govnc TO go" John John .o1 so 900
23dsi oGO Of lst ave, 2ON'So; l. $1,000
III htcr and wife t. i Heinz ..-....-.:-; lo,lOo
f5th.~t. - IS n - u lOthaNc. 2ONlOO1i II . -oo
Johnson and wife to G. Locwer ......:...-.. lf'oOO
n 50 n - of sth ave, 2ONl III w SmlIn, ooo
cNor Emma Smith To Ida Smith ....-.-.-.:: l'VOo
18th u. 323 II o. " Ave \, @oNlo2'-i +
Frribcr Clara lie ticndrc --....-..-.......
5s'e' nu.c a. and wie II T. jacobs Obs ~ o,oo $1,000
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UAIAN -O11lNA'
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave San Francisco as follows;
GAELIC Via Honolulu. Saturday, February IA, D. m
REIdiIC Tuesday. March 10, p IN
OCEANIC Thursday, April ? p m
GAELIC Saturday, April %, p. m
Supcbly Appolnted-Superior Accommodations
Reservations can be by letter telegraph to anc
cabin plans seen at 2s7 and 343 Broadway NewYork Of
Room a. Railroad Building, San Francisco
LELAND STANFORD, President.
III
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CAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS

~ SENGER LINE-Four steamers weekly from New
Pier 30, y. r., foot Of Spring.st
-. CHATTAHOOCHEE.... Monday, February . 3 y. H.
-. NA(LOC .Wcuc sday. February 4, u.
-. CITY or BIRMINGHAM --. FRIDAY, Feb 6. 3 y.
s.. AUGI STA Saturlay, February T. < -.
Connecting with Central Railroad OF Georgia and SaNan
Florida and Western Railway for all points
GFORGIA, FLORIDA, SOUTH CAROLINA, ALA
BAMA and LOUISIANA. Unsurpassed accoHmOd atoms.
First table dhOtc. For freight and passage apply
J. d. HASHAGEN W. II. RllETT. Gen. Agt.
East. At :. =. and w. R'y. savannah Fast Line.
26 Broadway. 3i7 Bro1dway.
r. l.. WALKER, Agent ocean Stea,-hip Co..
New pier Iorfh
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pED STAR LINE,
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing for NcW-YOrk and Antwerp weekly.
FRIESLAND Wedn, sday, February II, A. M
WAESLAND SATURDAY. February II. a..
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The selections from Disraei necessarily exclude his
best work. bu there enough Of repe NATIVE stories
10 give a value 10 the collection. They are al the
productions Of his youth. and some such as " POpa-
Mia are grounded in dead and gone English pol
itlcs that their meaning is hard T. gather now. Ncv
ertheless Disraes leading literary qualities here
illustrated quite clearly. He always weakest in
dealing with emotion and strongest in satire and
pcrsnage. There are in this volume several brilliant
examples of his wit and intellectual subtlety Though
in truth kindly man, his writings all have Mephis
topheian vein. They suggest quality OF hcaitless
intellectually: bright, keen and supple mind. quite
out Of touch with human sympathes and sufcfings.
When DsraeH aims at simple pathos he becomes most
artificial The representation may be technically &C
curate but is art not nature. Yet there Is very
genuine pleasure TO be derived from such pOlsncd,
caustlc and smoothly written saiires as "lXlon in
Heaven, and The Internal Marriage while many
brilliant passages may be found in Popanila" which.
20 far as the general conception is concerned owes its
oricn palpably 10 swift. OF the orthodox short
stories little need he said. They Plainly enough
Annual contributions, and most Of them are founded
upon continental legends and episodes. These are
noticeable only for their style, which is clear, clean
sut and graceful.
Leigh Hunt compares well with Disrael. and the
specimens Of his work given here in some respects
quite admirable. 1t would be hard u find more
beautifully written tale than that of TIL" Florentne
Lovers" for instance. with which the volume op MS
In the way Of quiet humor "Jack Abbotts HreaAfdSt'
IS not without merit But the create? number OF the
tales are taken from antiquity classical sources or
Italian history. and discover refined romanucl>n
which from purely literary point OF view. possesses
high esthetc virtues Hunts English j. delightful; ,
and it is be observed of al! these old fashioned
writers that they display dcncacy and purity Of
thought and tone Of good breeding which is not so
common In recent literature as 30 have The eject
OF a familiar manncrsm. Leigh Hunt has something
more than this There is in his best work a crisp
ness concision felicity Of phrase, polish ana
grace which render his stories dinghy pea ,ant
and bright. We may look vanly for character studies
among his tales but shall hrd there, here in
tmated many qualities and merits to arrest attention.
and % hint perhaps not altogether unwhoesomc doubt
As TO the supreme and ncontcStabe superiority OF the
STYLE and methods and lines Of invention and research
which have been introduced into the mOiein world,
and have 50 completely autiquatcd and caused TO BE-
forgotten these lively and interesting writers.