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Lehigh Valley System.

Stations foot of West 23d st. penn. r. r.. Cortlandt
Indicates, time from West 28d St. Other figures
show time from Cortland, Or pesbrossrs St.
-1;SSi S'I ITH 4; n; as DIX for o wSTHEEkESBAR RTE
FALo. NIAGARA FALLS and the West and principal
local point:: dining carand parlor car to, Buffalo.
" III, iEiSo T DfA Si5}Ns sfS' ES SIPfsT:
Arrives Buffalo g:5a P. NJ. Pullman yes,ibule Day
Ia carts; C9nnects at Buffalo with through sleepeFs
CHUNK. wiLKEsBARRE. SCRANTON and coal
y ifi2Ga tisS : Pil&F2ls44to5E Ey s shssgs sS9 s#d pr 5SE
in In e9aI rsg,SRs; Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for
@I.5o, BIB +. NJ. Sunday for MAUCH CHUNK
T4:50. 5ss0P NJ, daily. e1coptsunGay. for EAsToN
$3.50, $40 j. NJ. daily. except Sunday, for EAsToN
@8!5o' 100 ?, N. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
P bAIe tram nn q. az !. P Po Gbic wsot' s R%,I%sn to sl s + 1G and
Toront'. Dining Car New York 70 Fss ! n"HA''
p IiINf,i s:o9 p E Y a9il{' SiR19gPPii II v qnly at S s3TrH
cHnNk. sAYRE. geneva. ROCHE BU T4tio
and ToRoNTo Pullman sleeper for Buffalo. Mono
but :lsepinE-car passengers carried. No baggage
AGA, GENEVA; R~ocHEsTER. BuFFALo. NfHGAkA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper to
s6 Hafii'G PIt1 !2Iii iiDin BOND %F'9r' fH RGok s. .nd inter for
"s:2o, $50. $50. 4:2o. $3.50 and $50 i. NJ. "'
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at Il3. oS1.
273. 355. g44 and 1929 Broadway, III East l4th St,
100 f.. 10th at, 1877 Bowery, \. Y; $40 Fulton ST.. 4
Court st, 81 B'way. and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
N. y. Transfer Go. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through to destination.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA & VEST
ERS II. r..
Stations In Now York. foot of Barclay and
Christopher streets.
VEsTIBULE TRAINS, Pullman BUFFET
CARS, PIETSCH LIGHT.
800 4. M.-Binghamton Mail. Stops at principal
stations.
1000 A. M.-tcafe Car,-Bunalo, Scranton. Blng-
hamton, owego. Ithaca, .ElInira, Utica, Syracuse.
and OsweRo Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
CONNECTING at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
loo i. M.-~tDaly-Chicago and Buffalo vestibuled
express for scranton. B~inghamton and Elmira, &c,
sleeping cars and day coach to Chicago. arriving at
4:16 +. NJ. next day.
400 r. M.-Scranton. wilkesbarre and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars,
700 r. .-Daily)-Chica veStibule Limited Er-
press for Scranton. Binghamton. ElInira. Buffalo.
Through buhet sleeping car New York to Chicago.
Dining car west of Buffalo.
$3.50 p. NJ. - Daily - Buffalo Express. Pullman
sleepeis for scranton. Binghamton. Elnira. Bath.
Mt. Morris and Butialo. arriving buffalo \ 4. Nj.
ton, Owego. Ithaca, Elmira, Syracuse. Utica and
OswegI Express. Pullman Butiet sioepers.
Tickets and pullman accommodations at Henry
Gaze 4 Sous. Ltd. 1l3 Broadway. II Park place. 42Y
and g+2 Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations. III
4th av.. cor. 18th St, 81 West 10th 81. 235 Colun.
Broadway, Brooklyn. TiIno tables giving full in
formation al all stations.
Westcott's Express Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence 10 destination.
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dividends aud Jnterest.

DACIFIC MAIL COMPANY. % Broad
l. st.. New York. Nov. Is, 1898. TIL Board Of
Directors have this day declared n senIi-annnal
capital stock of this company, payable on and after
Dec. 1, 1903, at the Office of the Mercantile Trust
stockholders Of record At the closing of the books.
Union Trnst COMPANY No 40 BroadTsy1 New York rl
Wednesday. Nov. %. 1898. at three 49, o'clock P. M.
and will reopen Friday. Dec: Z. 1888. at ten Uo)
O'Clock A. n. JOSEPH HELEN.
Treasurer,
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot OF Chamber
street, as follows. and Ave minutes earlier from West
23d street:
Q.0n A. M.-yesibuled Express daily for Bng.
o.OO hamton: Wsysriy, Elmira. Buffalo, Bradford.
s).nl +. M.-Nestbule limlted-Fast mail daily.
solid train for Chicago, arrives at Clsvsland
$40 A. NJ. Chicago " 7, NJ sleepers TO Chicago.
Cleveland and Cinclunati. Dining Car.
7.9nP. M Buffalo and Cleveland Nestibuled
tsCO Express daily. arrives Buffalo 5:O6 A. NJ.
Bradford 1910 4. NJ. JamoStnwn TOO A. NJ, YoungE-
town lo!27 A, NJ. Cleveland ~ 80 T. NJ. Sleepers to
Buffalo and Cleveland. Cafe Library Car.
q, = y. Mia ly solid train for Bnghamton,
o:l,l Elmira. Wayerly. Chicago. sleeper to Hor-
VIGKETs, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
a - at ~ Ia ~ +ol aud
273 West l23th 81. Chamber and West 23d st. fer
Brooklyn; 1872 RIVER at. Hobohen. and Jersey CITY
station. New YORK Transfer Co. calls for aud checks
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gayo9ry a. any fsh known to eplcures. .paunsh
brilliant in color even after, the cooking or
grotes9ue In shane. The salad was . nlayon-
and yo4,e leaves OF taro, and II is worth a trip
TO the islands lust for that one salad. The Joint
toned. and II was possible to preserve all tho
unities, for the red. checked Malay apple makes
served TUsd L. Rae ese Jaws 'S 81 tie Ire RSs oSrPs f Esad. W 81 Che rs
vegetables there were many that were new to
foreiSn palatcs' and o%Stainssle only in their
tSNmiliar were ,disGuissd b. unfamiliar meth.
in cream. There was the bread.fruit. which
has pothing e suggest bread IN any way; but
island vegetables. There were purple-mottled
roots Of taro, baked in the Goals: there were
yams baked hard in large pieces; here were
thap boiled spinach. The yellow fruit Of the
mummy-apple serves. not only as a fruit but
The same is true OF the banana Z e, not only
a fruit but also q vegetable which may be
there & an ample supply. but for one which
Would oil be recognized z on n, a real Than.kfss s
pineapple the rest Is an unknown country.
One Other, thing IL tln-ean storage has been
expiring American effort at Keeping Thanks
giving. BY some accident of commerce a stray
up IN P 2 oSse 81 %lpsS" GOOD sSS on DeGn %' TO a
trader on the beach. There was only a single
THANKSGIVING. 1t had the great advantage
that 1t did not call for such ineessant
vigilance as the turkey. which in the
keep the day at all. Yet It would be heartrend-
ing TO recount the difficulties that stood in the
path between the raw material of that tin and
the finished pie product. The beach was, ram
sacked for tin pie plates; and II was only by
munity, where pie is unfamiliar. There were
dire difficulties with baking. powder In a soggy
climate. and with flour which shows a tendency
phere. and Shortening became n problem In n
normal tenn perature which keeps butter In the
But in spite Of such difficulties. the pie was
finally constructed and was duly admired at the
linnnE
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NEW YORK sun OFFICE, NEWARK. N. \

NEW YORK SUN OFFICE, NEWARK. MI.
7g4 BROAD II. ADVERTISERS MAY LEAVE
THEIR ORDERS AT THIS ADDRESS. WHERE THE
SANE CARE AND ATTENTION WILL BE SHOWN
AS At MAIN OFFICE. H..
% Pl 4i PHI Git GR - Nh y 33RRADS TSbi ~HflESEERRssINiIE .
Tndsr Oh DIR. 'GRtISDiEEs scienlac %ireatathi
sore throat and mouth, ulcers. painful swellinRs, KID
nev aud bladdcs complaints, scalding inha animation.
gravel. n1deNeioped organs, weak back, lost Ni&ntI.
Men about to marry should consult OLD DIR. GRtH-
DIE. Every impeachment removed. Sufferers. donn
OLD Dir. GRISDLE never fails. once over - years
~ II West I2tn ST., betwe zen nth and Jh avs. Adj
vice free, MedieinGSl Hours, y TOO. SUNDAYS, pto3.
l. DIR. GREY, a. years "a specialisr In
guaranteed in ali Diseases. Blood poison. skin diS-
eases kidney and bladder trouble. weakness. nor
vous debility. errors OF youth, bad dreams, undsvel-
oped organs, impedimentst TO marriage, &c, Be wise.
consult the only old specialist in the city. 0hcs
over 80 years at 10 East nth ST., near Union
treatment aud advice free. Medicine only 10 cents.
No charge unless cured.
A -DiEAND II SIMPSON. the leading specials
"a ists IN New York. successfully treat all temtle
private san tariunI, ira ned nurses: treatment guar
Antead; free confidential advice, 2 TO y. 81 West
35th st., near broadway,
A.-A.-A.-QUICKE sTPERMASESr
CURE in diseSEeE OF men; dangerous cases solio-
tied: relief at once; those desiring only trst-claSs
scirntifctrcatmen should call. The leading special
let, DT, Bnnschur, i2I West ed 81, to =, ITO y.
SUNDAYS, 10 To- 4.
A DIR COERADs ~sASlTARITM, Scientific, skill.
n. ful treatment of al diseases NJ women, private
III West 9th 81, Tel. $500 &sth,
nR. MRS. REISHARD. III It'll av, near 4sth.
lltrfAts female irreEulAruesi single or mArrsdI -
years eIpSrIsAoos
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Glertinns and Meetiuas.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CONF


THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
NEWARK \. j., Nov. 10, 1873.
Notice is hereby given that n special meeting of the
Stockholders Of The American Tobacco Company
will be held at the principal office of the Company.
in room No. s22 at No. 1856 Broad street, Newark.
New Jersey. on the Sth day of December, A. D. 1898.
at twelve o'clock noon. for the purpose of consider
ing and taking action upon the question of selling
the plug tobacco business OF The American Tobacco
Company. and the property, assets. trademarks. good
will and rights pertaining TO such business. to Con-
tinental Tobacco Company: and upon the question
of amending the by Jaws of The American Tobacco
Company by altering sections l and . Of Article XIV.
thereof SO that said article shall read M follows:
''Reutfon l. No director or officer of this Company
shall. during his term of ONCE. engage directly or
indirectly in any business similar to that in which
this COMPANY is, or is TO be engaged, or in the manu-.
facture or sale of any supplies for or connected
Herewith. without the consent of Iwo-thirds of the
Directors of the COMPANY.
Any violation of this provision shall be treated
by the Board of Directors, after notice to the offender.
az . vacation of his once, aud his successor shall be
thereupon duly elected; and the offender shall. in
addition, be subject to a penalty OF twenty dollars
and to sHch damages as can be- legally collected"
The transfer books or the Company will be closed
at three O'Clock p. NJ. on NnTember 18th, 1898. and
remain closed until December 9th. 1893.
JAMES d. DCKF, President.
JOSIAH BROWNE, Secretary.
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PRINTED MATTER, &c.-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take printed matter. &c. for Ger.
Nc: for other parts of Europe. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays. German
steamers on Thursdays, and Cunard. French and
German steamers on Saturdays take printed
matter. &c, for all countries for which they are
advertised to carry maIl.
After tho closing OF the Supplementary Trans
atlantic Mails named above, additional supplement
tsry mails are opened on the piers Of the American.
English. French and German steamers, and remain
open unul within Ten Minutes of the hour OF sailing
of steamer.
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Public Nntrres.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read DAILY by all interested. as changes
may occur at any time.)
Foreign mails for the week ending Nov. 20. 1923,
will close PROMPTLY in all cases) at the General
Post Office as follows. PARCELS POST MAILS close
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
sA1URDAY:-At : AN; for RANCH, sWlTZER-
LAND. ITALY SPAIN. PORTUGAL, TURKEY
TYP aud BRITISH INDIA. per steamship La
Norniandie.+ via havre qetters for other parts Of
ats A. II. for NETHERLANDS direct. per steam.
ship Spaarndam. VIA Rotterdam letters must be
directed per Spaarndam'D; ut y A. N. for
ITALY, per steamship Aller. via Naples letters
must be directed ' per Aler"l; at 10 A. NJ. Sup
Elementary IL :8o A. M for EUROPE. per steam
ship Lucauia, = via Queenstown.
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ALBANY n Line

Steamers DEA% RICHMOND and DREW leave'0ld
Pier 81, y. X" foot canal St. at q J.. VI, daily Sun
days cxcept,dl, connecting with express trains for
points North, East and West.
(ATSKTL.L. HUDSON AND CONSACKJE boats leave
" foot of Christopher ~. every week day at u z. VI.
INGSTON LINZ, West 10th d 4 ]. NJ.
IN Saturdays At !. Steamers BALDWIN and RD-
MEI, for Cranstom's. Cornwall. Newbnrg. New Ham
Esopus. Kingston, connecting with U. 4 j. n. Il. for
all points in catskill Mountains.
NEW HAVEN LINE.-Picr 25. Err, STR. RICHARD
~ PECK. daily except Sunday. alto +. NJ. ~
DAMSDEIL LINF.-Steamers leave Pier "a, n. r.,
III foot franklin at, for Cold Spring. Cornwall,
Fishkill Landing and Nowburg, week days, 3 i. NJ;
Sundays. . A. NJ.
TROY BOATS.
FARE OWE THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
Steamers leave West 10th ct. daily at u P. NJ, eTcepA
Saturday. sunday steamers touch at Albany.
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steam bouts.
Boston and New England Points.

VIA SOUND LINES. .,i
FALL RIEElt LINE, via Newport and Fall
River. Leave Pier ~. n. r., foot of Warren ST., week
days only. at 300 p. NJ. Steamers Priscilla and
Puritan. Orchestra on each.
STOSISGTOS y via Stoningtop. Leave
Per 80, J. r., foot of Spring ST.. week days only, at
500 P. NJ STEAMERS Maine and Now Hampshire
LINE, via New London. Leave
Pier 80. y. r.. foot Spring ST.. week days only, at $40
p. NJ. Steamers city Of Lowell and City of Worcester.
LONG BRANCH AND RACK, 6Oc.
PATTEN LINE
AND STEAMER LITTLE live
For Long Branch. Highland Beach. Seabright,
Pleasure Bay, and AsDIry Park. daily except Sunday.
Leave IT. ". 18th 2:oOP P. VI. Battery 2:2o r.. NJ.
No Luggage or freight received at Battery.
ASBCRY PARK AND BACK, SOC.
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"AMERICA'S GREATEST RAILROAD.'
new YORK CENTRAL,

All through ira ms stop at Albany. Utica, Syracuse.
dorchester and Buffalo.
Trains leave Grand Central Station as follows:
S:3O EMPIRE SSrSTE xpRGs I1MiT2p.
agars Falls 5:ss. Toronto 200 P. NJ, Detroit lilo
S.15 A.. M.1;FAsT' IHIfs. psiiy.gsfor Buffalo. Nj
Gro agsra Falls and Cleveland.
1920 A. M.-DhY EXPRESS. except Sundays
lO.cO For Buffalo and all important New York
Ion r. M.-soUTHwEsTERN LIMITED and
1.Oo CHICAGO SPECIAL. Daily-For Columbus.
:, S Cir 4 + a irnai9IaP9lIs' si. Low: spd Chicago.
5.00 P.G.%LSksEi sHoRE LIaITED' Daiiy@a.-
Cleveland T:l6A NJ, Chicago 4 P. NJ. Sleeping
6.GfHn9PPs +. x. ea T& ss i EXPRESS. p~aily-yor
6.5SP ?. M~,-NoRTnHERN EXPRESS, Dailv-For
7.26 ?. M~'@k,biRoSpAPcK M"TSN;fRiSSS AND
S'CO oSTRE RI paily-xia Ttiea;
land Cincinnati. Indianapolis and 81. Louis.
900 P, M,-sPEciAL LIMITED MAIL. Daily
Brook, via Is ons. and Tor Rochester and Bnenio.
o. = 7. M.-PAClFIC EXPRESS, Daily-For o.
5'Io we&o. oEdonsburg. Biialo; Niagara Falls.
day. for Cape Vincent and the Auburn road.
1910 SIdHT-MIDNIGHT o CHI,
iSnU c~AG0;;IEHerE night except SUNDAY night
s"h'a' Hi GaR shissS0 p IsisPfsi hSS.e at ';'''
s16 A. NJ. and s:59 p. NJ. Daily. except sunday. to
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Train illuminated with Pintsch light
81 East 1<th at. 2a5 Columbus av.. IL West 126fh
st, Grand Central Station. 10th 81. station and
1ssth s., Station, New York; S3s and 72o Fulton St,
Telephone "2I8o Thirty eighth street" for New
York Central Cab, Service. Baggage checked from
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Pront-Taking by London Stock Exchange
BuIls-Bnnk Statements.

Pront-TakinG by London Stock Exchange
BuIls-Bnnk statements.
Brokers who wished TO know the course Of
the London stock market yesterday arranged
to have its cabled quotations forwarded to
them at their homes and did not 60 to Wall
street. The London advices stated that the
market had been without special feature. ex-
cepting for the strength OF Grand Trunk and
Canadian Pacific, due to the termination Of the
rate war between the two companies. These
securities closed below the best prices. because
o, sales to realize profits. The same cause af-
fected American railway shares In general.
although Reading. Erie and Atchison were all
strong. The Union and Central Pacific and
Norfolk and Western were duh.
British consols showed an Improvement.
English railway shares were mostly higher.
Argentine and Spanish securities also ad;
strong at 42H. italian securities receded on
realizing sales. Bar silver was dull at "a 1-15d.
an ounce. Bar gold was IT'S. 1Od:: American
eagles. It's. Sid. Money was 2G2H 2 cent.
and the rates OF discount in the open market
for both short and three months bills we're
1903 p cent.
The Bank OF E~ngland's rate OF discount was
unchanged at / 2 cent. The amount of bull
lion withdrawn from the bank on balance was
s4D 600 Following is the weekly statement OF
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA,
INDIES, &c.

VEST INDIES, &c.
FRLIRA D f1I o e 4; NJ jiSSsSS%Pg Ie% a"G sSI IS; %,k 4 NJ
per steamship Roistein; Al 10 i. NJ. for BRAZIL.
per steamship Taormina. via Perm ,mbuco deter,
n @inI SG at p PITT 4. for H Ia Plat q G'f~ c%fSfRs sf s'S Sf:
meet; sfF ''S 'sS ~S =. N.Y. dyyf fsr xs Is I. n \. (Ffn e.. PnG
H. a. ( ( i ! + ~ Il. 1 q fSSSfG Ps "a f} SsFF aGRi H5fSF
per steamship Jason letters. for Belize. Puerto
sATTRpAYaAt 70 4. y syHplemsntary, 1920 4.
NiLLA; CARTHAGENA and GREYToWN, per
steamship hltat letters for Costa RIGA must be
GiT:stt (! Mp spsS Alts5T:i At .t t p 4; y F!s snS p9ERENiF,
R ffso %isf.% GaisR Alg'' r4 & ises9 Al and ~ YG e. IAN.
per steamship seEursnca letters fer other parts
S e MassSa .HG a. fG 1o! SS01 4. R N, fo BE c aiEsitfd c6:r
per steamship Karthago. Ietters for Tampico
l% oq ST. be k diFiSs'f M DHsf rkkf5feRso o%GA 8 / i n
s sef I RHMfF4 SREz Pfr S Tis P.nsI Siasa; n 81 ! +; AM. I'd
T MHsrEg. 'F c %.tff~f 9Hfr F'I P6R At bE Z FAN E \, G fSF
bSnois; at u $40 T Il: FOR s*i NE@FoTYpfHNp.
E esF s =. FiE f;RT R.S SG5ih fSoSHG per =" steamer. s;aS + from N;
North sydney.
Mails for Newfoundland. by rail to Halifax, and
, siso :. h h. 's Mails for Gl %isu ct fhi Sy 0 4ai 10 ai sosto at
sts. SUES !. M Mails for S'Sf j ss's at o this oabcy
Fla. Malls for Mexico City, overland. unless spe-
cially addressed for despatch by steamer. close
sRegistered mail closes at 900 p. NJ previous
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.
Malls for China and Japan, per steamship Glenogle
from Tscoms clos here daily up 70 N9y; tas A.
per %stcamahip CITY Of Pesins from SIN Francis:
col. close here daily mp to Dec, VI at $50 =; NJ.
Mails for the Society Islands. per ship Galilee
from San Franciscol. close here daily up %
except those FOR West australia which ar3 for;
HATded via Europe. New Zealand. Hawaii. Fiji land
Samoan Islands. per Steamship MoanA from san
Francisco, ciose here daily up to Nov. So5 at 100
NIL and $3.50 Z: n. or on arrival At
for Australia, Mails for China and Japan. per
steamship Empress of China fronl Vancouver.
close here daily up 10 Nov; 1913 at $3.50 7. N.
Mails for Hawaii, per steamship Austral a from
$50 I. ". Mails for Australia except West Aus
tralAl, New Zealand. HAWAII aud Fiji Islands.
Ier steamship Mowers from Vancouver. close
here daily after Nov. S25 aud mp to Dec. 4 at $3.50
Transpaci6o mails are forwarded 10 port Of sailing
daily and the schedule 81 closing Is arranged on
the presumption OF their uninterrupted overland
transit; sReeiStored mail closes at u p, NJ pre-
~ CORNELIUS VAN CoTT. Postmaster.
Post Once. New YORK, n. u, Nov. %. 1898.
I~JROPOsALS will be received at the Bureau OF Sup
i plies and Accounts, Navy Department, Washing
ton. d. O., until IL O'Clock noon, Nov. 30. 1898.
and publicly opened immediLtely thereafter. TO fur
Of nles aud one hydraulic glue press. and at the No,
val Proving Ground, Indian Head, Nd, a quantity OF
galvanized buckets. pipe. pipe httinRt. valves, brick.
cement. and lime. Blank proposals. will be fur
ton. ID. C., or TO the Bureau. EDWIN TEWART,
paTmAster-GsneIl u. s. ", 1l-T|eS.
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ataated-Males- a~alsrhauirs, &c.

CVRsT.CLASB II wanted who understands
It all kinds OF work; able to take charge; pon.unlo on
preferred. Apply by letter to o., box TO Sun once.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. preSsmSn; must under.
w stand Hoe machinery, quAdrlple, &c; best OF
reference required from last employer, Address.
stating salary expected.
PREssMAN. box Iea Sun once.
WANTED-A hrstolass foreman 20 take charge OF
w = large factory whore articles In silver aud bras So
are manufactured. Address O. p, Box 1873 sun once.
A WANTED a feeder at . paper ruling m1chins.
a. Apply at atore. 20 Barclay ct
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furnishsa ADOms & Apartments to =
aaruishfa 9ODms 90 = st-9rOOhIyu.

HESRY ST. l4e, near Pierrepont t.-LarRe and
H small rooms 10 rent: convenient 10 bridge and
ferries; table board optional: references exchanged.
DIEEAPPLE ST. Bs.-Brooklyn Heights, near
Il bridge; pleasant rooms. with or without meals;
references.
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Ocean Steamers.
CLYDE LINE,

CHARLESTON. =. C., y JACKSONVILLE. FLA.
The tourist route to all Southern Winter Resorts,
Nassau aud Cuba.
Steamers leave Pier ~, East River. 3 p. NJ. g..
SEMINOLE, ....,.,, Friday. Nov. %
lROQUOIS.. ,......,. Monday, Nov, ~
C0MANCHE, $50, Wednesday, Nov. 80
,........ Saturday, Dec. 3
For fire. ght ami passage rates and general informR-
tion apply 20 WAI. +. CLYDE 4 CO.. Gen. Agents. 8
Bowling Green, New York.
ct. S'thn Fri ,t and Pass. Line. via Charleston,
+. c. and r. Fast Fight and Pass. Line. via Jackson.
vile. THEO. O.. Eyer, q. A., 37b Broadway, N. Y.
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xAIeHIS.

If you want . patent quick. cali or write to
LAWYER. room 80. 90 Liberty at. NY
PATENrs for inysnsSqs REssuEsd promptly; 10y
ksAblIahad 1864.
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FRENCH LINE.
C0MPAGNIE GEHERALE TAANSATLANTI0UE,

DIRECT line TO H~AVRE-PARIS
Sailing a. follows at 10 A. NJ.
From PIer NJ. ~, North River, foot Morton, at.
La Bretagne. ...... Nov. % la Champagne. e. Dec. IT
La Touraine. ..... Dec. 3 La Bretagne .. 80. Dec. "a
La Gascugue. ...... Dec. lola Normandie. -. Dec. 81
first-class passage to HavrC $n5 and upward.
GEM AGENCY for U. S. and Can. 3 Bowling Groom, MY.
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Berlin exchange on London was 20 marks
45ia pfenniRs for checks. The Austro-Hun-
garian Bank has raised its discount rate from
~ to 5 ? gent. Gold was quoted at Buenos
400: at Rome, 106. 4
In the Liverpool commercial markets spot
cotton was reported in fair demand at I'M
changed prices. American middling being
quoted at 3 3-32d. Spot sales were estimated
at 10000 bales. OF which 10000, were Ameri;
quiet. with the demand moderate. and closed
steady. Spot wheat in Liverpool was QUOTED;
No; California. Is. dOd. offs, l91sd; No. !
Western winter. dull. Us. Spot corn was firm.
with American mixed. 3s. 11Ad. Glasgow
advices reported the market for pig iron eN-
cited. with prices weak.
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Gable dispatches reported the Paris stock
market quiet; Three 2 cent. rentes were
SPANISH 4 = cent. bonds closed at AZ. 37h.
Exchange on London was % francs 81 CEN
times for checks. The weekly statement OF the
Bank of France showed the following changes
as compared with the pre vious account:
Francs.
Notes in circulation. decrease. minimum. ~, $50, 900
Treasury notes current, inCrease......... IL, 625, 900
Cold in hand, increase. ................ I,<52. 900
Bills discounted, decrease. .........".... ~. 725. 900
SilSe r in hand. increase. ......".... T25 900
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The proportion Of the Bank Of England's re-
serve to liability. which last week was 53.oO. Is
now $3.50 y cent.
The following table shows yesterdays closing
prices on the London Exchange and the New
York equivalents. compared with the closing
prices on the local and London exchanges on
Wednesday:
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