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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET

NewYork. Friday. Dee. 4.-BEEvES- Receipts, includ-
ing 10 arrive .he Lehgh Valley Road were
2oS carloads 38oA head-54 carloads export alive
l0l carloads consigned direct b. be slaughtered including
a. carloads for Estmans Company, and carloads
sold. only "A carloads yarded in sold
this morning. The few good cattle offered wanted
40 full Wednesdays prices but and medium
fraction lower and old OF which here
q large supply sold 25c of from Wednesdays prices The
yards cleared at y O'Clock.
three-car lot Of Western half breeds sold 81 10
prime native steers ct SO 70ds5 % and
oxen 80 25dS4 so; bulls at 81 1898 % safe and
Pennsylvania at 81 30dS3 good 10 choice OHIO and
Western do. at SO 400e3 70.
exporter purchased about 100 steers for shipment
City dressed beef sold fairly at 6doc per ~ few ex.
IRA carcasses bringing 9La92c in East Side slaughter
houses.
Gable adviees received yesterday report big drop
in refrigerated beef, with sales at 6eG6ke NJ and
American also declined fully re. with medium
choice selling at 10d12c estimated dressed weight, sink
ing the Onal. .
SeVHd. 4So quarters in the DevOna and $50 quarters
on the America and 81 head the Persian Monarch for
Schwarzchd Sulzberger 400 head the Greece and 400
Michigan for Nelson Morris ALEC 46 sheep
the Alps making with previous shipments total from
this port for the week Of $3.50 cattle l3s4s quarters Of
beef 1856 sheep and Is carcasses OF mutton.
Sales-Sherinan Culver 10 Virginia steers, 1863 N
average 40 per 100 N DO 1140 n ut SO 90 81
Ohio do 1216 H. at - SIS IA Ohio oxen 1883 n at So 65
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bcr delivers, l4-64G4 1564d; December aud January
GGsnysiy; 1906 1904 January and February de
livery, lo-O4d buyers February and March delivery.
22-64d value; March and April delivery, 26-64d
sellers April and May delivery, e9-4a4 3Oo4d; May
3S-64d4 30 cd
Galveston Dec. d.-Cotton quiet middling, 5-l6c
low middnng, 1876: good ordinary 3-sc; net and
gross receipts 5,o15 bales exports TO Great Britain.
5So2 bales; to France. 4,454 bales: coastwise. 44s7
bales sales, 621 bales stock 1870 .o55 bales. Weekly
Net receipts 944e bales gross GAS bales exports
70 Great Britain, 53s31 bales to France ASA bales
10 the Continent 700 bales; coastwise, 1906 bales
sales. S,156 bales.
savannah. Dec. 4.-Cctton easy mlddling. : l-sc
low middlng, 13-16e: good ordinary. nominal; net
and gross receipts, CHA bales exports 10 Great Brit
am S,376 bales; coastwise, 2,756 bales: sales, SIS
bales; stock 1851 bales Wee6ly-Net receipts,
20 500 bales; gross 4095o bales: exports 10 Great
Britain, 20,299 bales 10 the Continent 2o,O76 bales
bales
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No. Q rcd December, 81 OF a-40si 03 IA; January,
81 04 La 81 o. lie; February, 81 05 3-4G$1 06 Ia
March, 81 on 1-49$1 OF "a. Rye-WhDlly nominal
with 95c the best bid for No. PenDsylyania. Corn
hrm. Local CARROTS scarce, grades below No. weTy
ne higher. New No. 4, sra 53e, new No ., 55U
&c. new steamer No. yellow In grain depot. $40;
new No. for local trade, 59@ zoe. No. 2 mixed De
eember, So I-2a6 January, "a 1f654 3-4c; Feb
ruary, 81 LA 50 34c: March, 50 La 50 34c. Oats
Market for carlots ruled firm Futures were wholly
nominal No white, SOC ungraded white, 80 1-2c I.
No. white short storage, 40c; do regular, 40 1-40
20 3-4e; do truck, Ale; No. white dc: No white
December, 40@40 lie: January, 4064o lie, Feb
ruary, 40940 Lee; March, 400 40 1-2c Butter-Firn
and In fair demand; Pennsylvania creamery extra,
go: do print extra 32635c. Eggs-Quiet easy
PoRnsylvania firsts, 29c. Cheese-Du full Skins 90
sugars-Refned drmer, fairly active cut loaf 15-lsc
cubes, 3-ec; extra powdered xxx, 1l16d)5 1896
standard powdered, $40; fine graduated, 4 lac;
A, Lee double refined diamond A. for candy, i4c;
stone A. &C: Franklin b, 3 I3l6o Franklin extra D.
3sc: red star G. 716e; green star C. 3 5-l6 Go; blus
star c, 3 1-4e. Petroeunl-Steahy refined In bbls,
6.40c Potatoes-Pirm. with small supplies Early
Rose Pennsylvania choice, soc: other Early Rnse
choice 4694sc do do fair to good. 40s 43c: Bur
banks and white star choice 43G45c do do do do fair
10 GOOD. 35640c Other articles unchanged. Re.
ceipts-FlOur 1900 bbls, IL 200 sacks wheat 900
bush; corn 5000 bush oats, 10000 bush. Ship
ments-wheat $4,000 bnsh corn, 242oo bush; oats,
10000 bush.
3:45 p. m.-wheat weak. 1-46I-2c lower: No. q
red December ~ OF g bid 81 OF 80 asked do jan
nary 81 O46 81 o. IA do February, 81 90 La 81 "
do March, 81 07ds1 OF IL. Corn and oats steady.
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Cram AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
r,rrprs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Att OF NEW-1Okh DbALlNNS-
there Is little 10 say regarding the wheat msraee
.~s,erday the transactions amounting TO l'oOO'ooo
y"s-,s while The trading was largely local. Tho
-ssners bought early and the shorts covered to some
~, an steadier advices from Liverpool The talk
~ big snowstorm In the Northwest extending TO 1he
,,,sst was also used by the bulls, and. moreover
,oor arrivals were moderate, and the clearances
ule '-' NsuYork operators sold AT Chicago and late
lM.te cables came depressed and lower. The results
pn' general break prices closing 5Sd7S cent lower
for he day :, 6S Nav started at 81 90 Ia and de-
ala .S 20 al Os 1881 Os Ia. spot LOIS were I'M
Cln.,ss and lower. Exporters took 12s 900 bushels
sne nS eT1sd hrm on covering at the West, but the
scHe sold later in the day and a general drop fol
GU December especially heavy and leaving on
y cent lower. The other months were "a os cent
% CasS iots were depressed aud decidedly lower
WHY helping the late break in options. The specu
snag was less than 100000 bushels. Exporters
e I..sary and February delivery.
OStS were quite firm, despite the-weakness In the
sbyr cereals. Cash oats were l-2@3 - cent higher; on
~ excellcnt demand and reserved offerings. Options
49, as oent higher on December with the shorts
covering. 49,, o ..,Ii,, on :, .be ho, r,o,,
= Wes+ There were sales OF 500 ticrccs the spot
10y. Swsetber for export could not be learned.
% The fnsl quotations were as follows
~, M 06 SIS March, 81 0s IA: May. 81 o. Ia
Tue c55,.n-December. 60 "a, January, So; February
S34 Nav. 80 SIS cents
6ots-December. 40 10; January, 80 "a; May,
50 a r IS Az January SC 81 February,
81 20: March, - 90
xorYork Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were rs
.nvrS Wheat 32S 43g bushels: corn 1q4 Op0 bn sll-
as oats 153l61 bushels total grain 673 500 bushels
=. paul the arrivals Wheat 265. 731 bushels
oo los SOC bushels; oats, 254 ;341 bushels total
Sran. sls,03s bushels; -four, 3s513 barrels.
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THE STATE OF TRADE

Baltimore, Dec. 4.Flour dull, unchanged receipts,
81 1914 bbls; shipments. H. 1913 bbls Wheat steady
No. . red spot, 81 Oh 1881 OF SO: the month,
81 OIL 1881 OF "a January, 81 o3 3-ss$l Oh SIS
February, 81 05 LAS 0o IL; May, 81 05 1-40
81 Os IL; steamer No. red, % 346g6 1Se. Re
ceipts, 81, 053 bush; shipments 5000 bush; stock,
lO4l 15s bush; sales $4,000 bush. Southern wheat
firm Fultz, 95ca 81 03; longberry, SlGS1 03. Corn
easy mixed spot, Gle asked year So i:sG SO 3-se
January 54a 81 lac February, SO 5-S6 s3 Use March,
SO lac. Receipts, 3423l bush; stock l4o524 bush
sales 119, 900 bush. southern corn active; willie and
yellow, 500 5sc. oats active and higher; No. white
5000 bush; stock, 10000 bush. Rye duh; No .,
9Sc: receipts, I434s bush shipments, oi47l bush
sisG ga Grain freight steady unchsnged Cotton
$40 "a: bulk meats loose shoulders &c long clear
7c clear rib sides and picked shoulders, 34c
sugarcured smoked shoulders, SIC hams, 10 l-2c
mall 1Oc large Lad-Refned, z 3-4c: crude,
lie. Butter firm. unclaimed. Eggs steady, o6c.
coffee strong Rio eargoes. fair 17c No. z, - 3-4d
10 80 sugar steady graduated Bloc Copper
steady. unchanged. Whisky firm, 81 %.
Philadelphia, Dec. 4.-Flonr market continued dull
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WHOLESALE BRIBER IN OKLA HoMI.

Guthrie o. H.. Dec 4.-The trial of 7. n. TerriD,
member Of the oklahoma Legislature for the murder Of
George Embnee because the latter testified against him
in land suit took sensational turn yesterday The
state finished its rebuttal evidence Wednesday night
having impeached every witness for the defence Yes
terdsy George Pas. the principal wtness for the do
fence, was arrested ard put 10 jail q charge u
bribing u Juror One Juror has confessed 10 having
received $3.50. The trial is at standstill. Other
sensational developments expected hourly Evil
dence has already been secured tending TO impicatS
prominent Farmers Alliance members of the Leels-
nture in the bribery. 1t looks though Terril would
hang and Of his friends go 10 the pententiary
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THE PETROLEUM MARhET e.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The renewal OF moderate activity at the Consolidated
Exchange attended yesterday by fall in prices.
The sales OF options amounted to $1,000 barrels at a
decline from 80 34a7-9 cents TO 50a59 56 cents.
oil was unchanged at Gas cents in barrels and 20
cents In cases Foreign quotatot5 were: Antwerp,
10 81 francs ;; Bremen, CHS marks; London, l-2@
Rad
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lambs, 81 ~ - 80 ls7 Michigan do 50 n. a. Is 20;
$50 Canadian do IS ~ at So IS 1856 do, 30 D. at - 10
D. Harrington 81 state sheep, 90 ~ at 80; o. West;
do, % n ~ ~ 49, 20 state lambs tous), % 10, at
.. So IA do, go n, at IS so 100 Canadian do 81 % at
- GA.
Hume Mullen: 81 State sheep SIS N, at -; $40
State lambs 62P n at - 2l1 do GA. n, at 80 l2R
1872 do 76L n at 50 80.
Haenbeck & Hollis: 224 State sheep. II N, at -
I2 State sheep and lambs 70 H. at So 25 III Pennsylya
Newton ( GiIiett: 4ai Kentucky sheep. rs n. a,
50 f2a.
Judd & buckingham 1877 So lambs sls n et
IS rs 243 DO 81 ~ at s5 37 l0f State sheep 102 n
seant, at - 37Ie 81 do, 1l2 n, AZ -.
d: MCPHERSON & Co; rs virginia lambs 90 20 az
y. s. Kase 2H Pennsylvania lambs, Gs m ct IS -;
l5 Pennsyyania sheep, 70 NJ at s! 90 g Jersey lambs
NJ. Collins: 20 State lambs ~ ~ at - 20; l87 90,
73 H. at - so 146 do. 90 ~ at % 40 20 Canadian DO
90 N, at IS; % State sheep, 81 d, at -; -, -
~ 10.
HoGS-Recepb 90 carloads of 4.57o hesd-17 carloads
at 4oth.st and IL carloads at Jersey CITY No sales on
live weight. Nominally weak at So 6Ods4 per 100 ID
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6elp tl>anteo.

Males.
OY.-Sixteen to eighteen. with good
ID handwriting and address, residing with
parents In the city quick, careful and 10.
teiligent a. index, filing ana enclosing cierk
ton. Address at once. lNPEX' Inpune
ton. Addresse at once, INDEA, tribune
ONCE.
GENERAL AGENT and specials wanted
VI for new territory; cheapest insurance
known; State treasury reserve fund, re-
opss tSt al sns siA sJp paid b SRy
DENT AID SOCIETY. Portland, Me.
lrErROPoLITAN AGENCY. many years
I'f established reliable and very SUCCESSFUL
In placing men In good positions orders con
ba I p: paft S attention given 70 better
class OF positions. METR0P0LITAN EN-
PLoYMENT AGENCY, no Broadway.
w ANTED. - Experienced advertisement
w solicitors Bukers Paint Copy:
rghted Combination Advertising Chart and
taking; great scheme Of '9l-'92; filled In
day any town exclusive territory. big
COMMISSIONS, salary must buy sample
charts, 25c., SOC. and Ell refunded first
instructions and reply, loc- stamps % 70
30 per cent commission, photograph OF
chart. 25c. miniature designs o. all, l5c.
strictly business; no po,talsi don't get left
waiting for free samples reference: any
city bank one man made 300 In first DAY.
BCKER PUB. CO.. Providence. Il. ].
WIDE AWAKE workers everywhere for
w the greatest book on earth "SHEPP'S
PHOTOGRAPHS n the WORLD" costing
800 900 mammoth illustrated circulars and
terms free unparalleled success Mr.. Thos.
l.. Martin Oentfeville, Tex, cleared S7l1 in
9 days: Miss Rose Adams, Wooster, O..
s23 in 40 minutes Rev. J. Howard Madl-
son. Lyons y. V, s10l In Z hours;
bonanza for the holidays magnificent out
1t only 81. Books on credit Freight
pad Address GLOBE BIBLE PUB
LISTING CO., No. 7o5 Chestnut-st., Phil
sdelphia. Penn.
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LIVESTOCK NARKEr+BY TELEGRAPH.


Buffalo, Dec. 4.-Catte-Receipts last twenty four
hours $500 head total for the week thus TAR 5000
head for same tine last week, 1880 head consigned
through, $50 head TO York, 1,52o head ON
sale 100 head opened steady at Thursdays decline,
closed steady Hogs-Receipts last twenty four hours,
1890 head total for the week thus far 7ss21 head
for time last week, 103,15O head; consigned
through, 300 head TO New York. 1900 head on salc
5000 head opened slow and 10 cents lower; closed
dull and weak heavy grades, cOrn-fed, 80 SOD ~
mediums weights fed, So sod3 s5 workers., good
TO best cornfed So 70d 80 75 workers.. light 70 part
corn-fed SO 65d - 20 good heavy ends, 80 400 20 20
pigs good to best corned SO 4od SO so pigs common
skips 10 fair, 50 25d 30 40 assorted r5ughs - l5D
So 25; common roughs, sc 75a 80; stays. 50 75d 80.
Sheep and lambsRecepts last twenty four hours 200
head total for the week thus far, $4,000 head for
same time last week - 200 head consigned through
400 head: 10 New-York, 400 head; on sale, 5000
head opened dull but steady, closed firm. sheep,
extra fancy - 5O6S4 go good to choice. ga - so
fair TO good, 80 s0aSi culls and common. 81 100
30 80 Lambs-(T0Od to choice native $5 1jd 80 20 !;
common to fair do "a 1885 culls 10 common, SO 406
81 so; Canada, common TO fair, IS 2jd So so.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
Liverpool, Dec a. . AS p m-Beef-The demand Is
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COTTON Markets.

1iverpool Dec. 4, p. m.-COtton-The sales of the
a.. tncuded 100 bales American. Futures closed |
s~m American ddlng, lowmiddlng clause, Deem
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flats 60 Get. iinfurnishc0.

ESIRABLE SINGLE FLATS; seven
~ rooms hath steam heat; hardwood
decorated moderate rent. $50 St Nicholas
ave. near 12sth-st.
n RkE RENT TO JAN. 1.-Two remain
l. ing APARTMENTS In the NORMA" cor
ner S2d-st and ParS-aVe. coal and wood
free: steam heated attendance, &c. Ap-
lIy to BENZ. r. GOODSPEED, $50 Park
ave, on the premises.
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Females.

Females.
A SCOTCH or SWEDISH girl for general
~ homework IA family Of 3 adults must
he goJd cook washer and i.Onef reference
required. POI East l2th-st
~ ASVASSEIGS wanted 70 cell Presi-
~ dents album beautiful plush binding,
18th hand. painted cellulOid label OH front;
will sell at sight; good commission paid.
OTTO VOLCK MlsR. 124 Chambers-st.
I AOIES positively furnished handsome
IL paving home employment light. pleas
ant, simple work, sent and paid for by mail
no canvassing; -end stamp for sealed par
t!eulars, OF address on postal for circular.
AQUABELLE CO., Fall RIVER, Mas.
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Real Cstale to gsrbanss.

EARM or COUNTRY RESIDENCE
y VIII give in exchange desirable Brook
lyn piorerty; send particulars. BYEAM,
40. II Wall.st.
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Business Gbances.


n RESSMAKER In a leading street wants
~ competent dressnaker 70 take full charge
OF wOrkroom each 10 deposit $500 apiece for
working capital. Address ENTERPRISE,
Tribune Office.
II RUG-STOEE for salc.--Old.established
~ and plOftahle: will sell a. inventory
price. OLD STAND, Tribune OAicc.
L. OR SALE.-St. Omcr Hotel, 81 Peck
i Court. Chicago, Ill. furnltrre all good
40 rooms; steam heat, elevator, baths.
electric bells, toilets on each noOri house
full
a. GENTLEMAN, with small capital, would
W ike to invest same in some paving ONCE
business. Address with particulars,
ABOVE BOARD, Tribune Once.
HYPNOTIC EXPERIMENTAL GLASS
ii Thursday evming at DR..
McCNRTHI'S Sunday evening Bible Illus.
tratlOns Of Curative Magnetism. at Acad-
envy Of Medical MCsmerism, BIG West
j9,h-s 81.
ID iGUT TO MASCFACTURBa and Use
II machine for painting and staining
shingles paints or stains both sides at
once; State or county rights for sale For
further information address Box OO8, PAIN
held, y. j.
" DUNG MARRIED MAN. with business
4 experience and best o. references, would
like position OF trust. Address EEsSPONol-
BLE, Tribune ONCE.
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BEDFORD.AVE. REPOSITORY.

Good Coupe for Hackman. $50. 100
Imported WagOuette. Very Handsome. SO
Fine Panelled WacOneJte, SO.
Cabrtaulpt by Flandfau 20, S4VV'
Prewster Dog Cart. $500. 100
ksiytrs Top as-Buggy. Very Fine, st'o'
Top Ruggics, SIS. s35, S45 20 500.
Top phaetOns, $40 70 SIP.
Rumble Phart0ns sl23, $3.50 ana 20
R1mhle Phaetons 1925, $3.50 and 20
kuuble Phs tons. 1925, $50 and $40
PHYSICIANS Carriage, $50
ladies' Driving Phseton, $500:
Pony Cart. al styles. SO 70 SD,
Village Cart. bv Henry HOOKER, 80
city.inace Surreys. $40 cost aSOy
T.Czrts, different makes. Sl2Q 70 s-ou
TOP Carts. $50 bo $50.
Spindle Buggy, 500.
Two Basket PhaetOns, so ana sloV.
Several fine Long Tug Coach Hsrnesses'
silycrmOuntSd. So % Sl2o.
Coupe Hsrness. go; o.,
Seod ROckaway and Buggy hsrhees' "
10 S15.
Russet cart Harness. SlI'
Truck liarness, -. -,
N EnQlish Tandem Harness, Fl9Se-
morse Blankets and Lap Robes ana al horhe
GO1ds CheoD for Cash.
JOHN MOORE,
So % 20 WSTren-st.. New-forK'
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6eIp tl1antso.

. zTNTs AND oANVAssERs male or
a female: IS 10 81 daily pionts sur :
experience unnece-sAly , 40 For mar.
He,,isr. address /. PUTNAM & CO. "es'
Winsted. Conn.
nT GNTFD.-oUtsiGe canysssing sAIss l,is,ic
w = GOOD opportunity for an tnf.s. ~,
man who wants TO T Cs b INTO - or after
az adde's BROWN & BESLi' Ze'
Broadway.
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Conntrp Real gstatc for Sale.


A 3ENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR.-Dwel
A for sale or to let, furnished or untur.
nished land by the acre or lot. TUBES
4 TAYLOR, 8 Beekman-st New-York.
WIN. II. PARSONS. Upper Montclair.
y OR SALE.-An elegant residence, Eah-
u way, y. j., On MltOn.ave. lot 100 ty
80 feet house 10 rooms All improvements.
carriage house, shade and ornamental trees.
connected with sewer, In perfect order
blocks from station. on easy terms 3 other
houses anG some 20 building lots from $500.
ana others 10 500 in streets, curb and gutter
and 4.foot flag walks on streets with
sewers water and gas. with shade trees In
front. 3 blocks from station, corner lots,
ON $50 feet deep; the best railroad in the
world and 100 trains daily. aud Communication
$50 year. Further Information. y.
MOONEY, Rahw9y.aye.. Po,tohce
TOR SALE.-Baresins I'm country seats,
J small and large farms on the line OF
the n. V, y. II. and II. Railroad hal
sTED, 80 Thomss-st-
TOR SALE.-Farnls. to settle estates 40
4 acres near Bound B,Ook 100000 acres
farms. Ncw-York and elsewhere; great bar
payments. J. w. FIELDER, 80 Mberty-st
NOR SALE.-COCNTRY SEATS AND
Il FARMS on each side Of the Hudson
River. FRANK PERRIN, Hshkill-on-
Hudson, y. Y.
NEW COTTAGE, si.71O; terms 500
cash, balance sou hSli yearly, Inc iuolnH
lot 5ON400 feet within 10 minutes walk
OF depot go trains daily; Il miles from
city splendid location. Il. l.. WOLCOTT.
owner, 20 Centre.st.
RIO CLOSE AN ESTATE.-A valuable
i fruit and dairy farm and mill property
AZ somers Centre. on the Mahopac Branch
Of the Harlem Il. f.; will sell over 100
acres separate from mill property for less
than the late owner had the buildings. stock,
SC, on 10 insured for. For particulars ad.
dress JESSE n. GRIFFIN. Trustee, York
town Heights n. Y.
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giin Real estate for Sale.

ELEGANT HOUSE, extN depth sue
- light very attractive near OIn n;
30 WtA-st. SAMUEL NIXON, oO - nes
FLEGANT HOUSE; West Isth;;s;t.
- - might exchange: very htIseH'e'
SAMUEL NIXON. 80 Broadway.
Y ALUABLE INVESTMENT; IroPert{,
a, near Grand Central Depot rem. s oon
HfV00; hght expenses only Sli0' oVV
Efas easy: might eAch0nRa eqult. oNtE
$4,000. SAMUEL NIXON, 60 bfo1n'
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
Liverpool, Dec. 4, AS p m.-Beef-The demand Is
improving; extra Indian mess, steady at lbs prime
mess steady at SIS Cd. Pork In poor demand. Hams
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Business Gbanres,

! Business Gbanres.
pVERTISING CLOCKS for merchants
banners unletteFed. SIC lettefed.
p11no'' 0yder clreula's. ADVERTISING
BLOCK CO., Mansy.st.
~ EXTRAORDINARY opportunity Is
A omen for an insurance man WIN Jew
thousand dollars e. lhn os';o e,ce u'SSS M
IJABLE Box IS. JfiDGhe O,llS-.
=. 80 TSsFsS FINE. SO rcOm furnished
X b.. .or hoardinR .house on ocean fIOnt
Is - New-Jersov: crest bargain cay
bsl,nss,, Nv FIELDER, 81 Liberty'st,
-. ITERY-- Retail counter trade. sd,aye
X 81 his weekly 81 500: Address
wyYEIAPoLIs. 100 East 47th'st'
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Giip Real estate Go Get.

:. 49, v1-F-- --1S-o~---es-e-~s-~< ~-T-NS-S-~
EAB ROOM or room for typewriter ecu
" obtained IN the Central Buiiolhs' i7'
14oerty-st Room 33f teins mOdefaee.
II XlEfTIOSALLY attractive house, Dear
= S,h-aye. and G0th-st. see hPht
~ d. X. extension completely flIrnsnse,
RR.,knt Fase - desiral j. tenant. SAM Ell
sIAOA, 90 Broadway.
t'oK LEAsE.-Yacant lots Oh 18th, ION
- sAa SJth sts., between Avenue ana
e., a.t kiVer also small brick building 90
taS,h1-st, Apply 10 ". D., or JOHN u
olsoOhAAN, 40 Exchange Place.
GHr LoFrs, excellent for manufsct-
- - lfing steam heat, steam power, steam
m.es~loi bui ding equipped With Hsrkness'
s41Dstle TIRE eXtlnguishers low insurance,
ssVlef@ts rent Apply al elevator, 80 Walk
VS.. bssf Broadway.
OFFICES 10 LET
IN
TEMPLE COURT,
THOROUGHLY FIREPROOF.
rutland & WHITING,
BEEKMAH-ST.
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iuork fuanteo.


Females.
A YOUNG LADY OF experience desires
n position as bOokkeeper; competent to
references. ACCURATE, Box I, Tribune
ONCE.
A LADY Of experience, with hignest
"A recommendations would like the
charge Of a Tnotherless little girl Address
y. b., Box Az. Litchheld. Conn.
A LADY. conversant with French. desires
"A position as manuscript eopyist,
by typewriter or long hand; references ex-
changed. Addres. II. S. p, Tribune Office.
EURNITURE SLIP cover. underwear,
L plain dresses wanted n do at home;
please SEND no cards without sure WORK
tlis. KAHN, $40 Fast sed-st.
GIRL. 10, would Ike situation in a
u store: experienced bright and smart
best reference. Address 7. D., Tribune
ONCE.
4 ADY COMPCSlTOR. with . year, eX.
IL parioHcc, desires situation on ncw>-
paper. address COMPO, 100 East l25th-st.
u GRAPHER.-Young lady desires
4 y petition IN photographers gallery. Ad-
dress PHOTO. 1916 Sumner-aye., Brlokyn.
STENOGRAPHIC work and all forms OF
- typewriung done az shortest notice ana
on very re1sOn6b Bile terms Room %. TTib-
une Buu0lnE.
STENOGRAPHERS SUPPLIED
y % Business Men
without charge % either party.
WYCKOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
32T Broadway, New-fork.
IN TYPEWRITER. expert. wishes work at
Il home. Mrs. KATE b. FINLEY, 20
West 42d-st.
W OUNGl LADY nsl inst g'adua'ed IN
/ stcnographv and tvpewrtinc. wishes
position az moderate SALARY; Ca,lg1ph ma
chine preferred Address f. j., 923 Fulton
t., brooklyn.
VOUNG LADY, would Ike writing or
L bookkeeping to do evenings best refer
ence. b., go 3d-aye.
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All Style Of Gne Carriages. exclusive de,
ticns bon RRDJGUAMN. Novelties Tor
winter drying-hirh-gla de work-in0derab
Prices.
HARNESS ROnTS. RLANKErS, WHITES
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ANITRESS.--A woman wishes situation
y as janitress u holding q similar 10.
sition. but wishe9 a change. Address JAM.
TRESS. 1873 East 4Sth-st.