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SOME NEW BOOKS.
That Interesting little volume of W. Blades, "Tbe
Enemies of Book*," has appeared In a Wited and
enlarged edition (A. C. Armstrong A 6on). Tbe sub?
ject lt oue which might b*v* afforded ? considerably
fuller treatment, the enemle* of book, being, Indeed,
much more Humorous than Mr. Wades here Intimates.
A . ..neb book published latt year contained a good
many hints on this topic which th* English-speaking
writer ba* possibly been (in al least one ln?t?ooel too
gallant to adopt Tho French bibliophile did not hesi?
tate to express tho opinion that women had often
?hows a decided enmity tao books, and be went so
far a* to Impeach the gentle tex ot Jealousy. The
library, tald this hardened heretic, lt naturally the
rival of wires and sweethearts. It dispute* wilt
them tbe possession of tbe husband or lover, and when
lt takes strong bold upon a man lt ls apt to make him
eareieot or Indifferent to feminine channa and allure?
ments. Mr. Blades confines his attention to fire.
water, dust, tbe bookworm, Ignorance, bigotry and the
collector. He ls, however, compelled ,to admit that
however numerous and formidable the enemies of
books may be tbey bave not yet succeeded In so thin?
ning out literature as to obviate the complaint never
more Justified than Bow that by far the greater part
of all the books published deserve nothing but con?
dign destruction. Unfortunately when books are
destroyed a malign destiny too often decrees th*
elimination rf such as the world can spare least.
Susan Coolidge has written a "Short History of
Philadelphia" (Boston: Roberts Brothers) In an agree?
able style, inters'icrsed with many piquant anocdotes,
aud crammed with facts and statistics, though not
to the extent of making the volume unreadable. It
covers tbo whole life vf ths city, and ts well pro?
portioned and quite detailed enough to furnish all the
Information tho average reader can require.
? A Critical History of Sunday Legislation" (D.
Appleton A. Co.) ls written by A. H. Lewis, IX D.
It Include* the period from 321 to 18BS A. I)., and ls
a carefully complied and well analysed body of In?
formation on the subject. Tlie chief object of Dr.
Lewis in preparing lt appears to have been tbe
demonstration ot tbe real purpose underlying this
ela_s of legislation. The first Sunday legislation, be
maintains, " was tbe product of that pagan concep?
tion, so fully developed Ly tho Roman., walch made
religion a department of the State. This was dia?
metrically opposed to the genius of New Testament
Christianity. It did not find favor In tbe Church
until Christianity had been deeply corrupted through
the Influence of gnosticism and kindred pagan errors."
A compendious survey of the Sunday laws in every
State of tbe Union forms not the least valuable part
ot the book.
II. Guillaume, F. R. O. 8., ls tbe author of a guide
book to tho Amaxon Province* of Peru (London:
Wyman A bonni. The object ls to show the value
of these provinces aa a field for F.uropean Immi?
gration. The author has introduced a strong argu?
ment in the form of a phototype picture showing a
number of exceedingly plump and pleasing Peruvian
persons, wbo certainly do credit to their habitat.
Pr. Renaud Kuzor, commissioned by the Govern?
ment of Mauritius to study M. Pasteur's treatment
In Par's, has prepared a careful account of what ho
law and learned, under tbo title "Hydrophobia; an
Account of M. Pasteur's Syslom" (J. R Llpplncott
;n., Philadelphia). Dr. Suzor givoe all tho facts
concerning the treatment and endeavors to state as
fairly as possible both slde-s of the argument, though
lt Hi evident that he accepts Pasteur's system as
efficient and considers Its sucoe*t proved. The chief
value of the present volume ls historical. It may bc
useful as a work ot reference or to verify statements
having regard to tbe earlier experiments ol the
French man of selene*.
Rem publirartmift,
YH_-~SU--TAX Ol ZANZIBAR, whose death
bit Ji'tl occurred. figure* conspicuously in " THE
MEMOIRS OF AN ARABIAN PRINCESS," that inter?
esting picture of Oriental life recently published. The
author ii half-iltter to the Sultan.
TUE HEMDXBfl OF AN ARABIAN PRINCESS.
By EMILY KUETE, nee Prlnceee of Oman tnd Zanzi?
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" Every chapter of thia book la glowing with color and
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? In the whole range of literature dealing with the life
ot outlying lands lt would be difficult, to lind anything moro
ushackiieycd, more vivid, more thoroughly delightful than
thlt molest volume."?N. Y. Commciclal Advenjtor.
D. APPLETON & CO., Publi* lera,
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pu
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Trlnclpal Eight veais connected with the Packer Colleg?
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THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
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ington. Conversational knowledge in aborted time ; tee rms 10
For Young Ladies?Country.
LAIR PRESBYTERIAL ACADEMY.-Both
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Grrman. trench, Hpauttti, mutic, drawing and palming.
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*?-' Mle* Aiken's Se bool for Young Ladles and Chile
?Uren ; commence* Oct. 3, 1S88.
After July 1 addraw CATHERINE AIKEN,
South Yarmouth, Mata
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A thorough home school lor twenty young ladle* V*r1ed
advantage)! of the h'gheet order. Careful training In manner,
mind aod heart. Solid culture tn EuglleKMuale, Art and
Languages A preter! bed couree for linden te preparing for
any college. Spring term begin* leUuiry 2. For circular
addie** the principal.
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" SCHOOL for young Ladles and little Glrlt; eighth
year; termi moderate. Addro*. Mit* J. TRAUTMANN,
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3D QlARTER.~KOCKLAND COLLEGE.
NYA' K, N. Y will open April 8 for English,
Hutlne-a University Preparatory Couree for Ladlee, Mu?
sic and Art. Send for cttalogue.
W. H. BANNISTER. A. M., Principal.
Boys and Young Men ?Country.
RRYAXT SCHOOL, Roslyn, L. I.. N. Y.
?S-* Boarding School of the kigheit elate for boyi;Pr_
luary, Intcrmedlite. Academic; Military orcauliatlot-.
UKO. UKl'.K t'UKT-.l.yoU, Principal
Freehold institute,Freet.oii_.~N. JT
*? kony-touuh year .for Uv* and young men. Addrote
Rev.
_Fi.!?r ?**"_** *"fi young mea. Addro
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ELM^OOL> .SCHOOL FOR' BOYS.-At Mil
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OIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Wor
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A "if WI A YEAR FOR BOYS.
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Media (Penu.) Academy.
QLeacQtre.
WOMAN'** EXCHANGE TEACHERS' Ul!
rt -cxe?j supple* Professor*, Te*^?i.
-i- i.e.. i-aw-a, Musician, liouteketpera. Companion*,
Ac, v> C'.n-ge.s, tchoon and familia*; alto Bookkeeper*,
Stouocraphcrs nnd Copy 1st* to r*us)net* Sro*
i BAM. A. D. CULVER. 82a Stu-eve.. New-York City.
(Ernrhcrs.
A _Hiii8/rT--X-^
r\? e**et supplied; no charge, thai lt Elia reglsieisd
ice, vicancles alway* ea lund, form for stamp. IL E.
WI nv. American Behool Bureau, 2 W. 14th tt.. N. Y.
4MEK1CAN AND F01.E1UN TEACHER?
r% AGENCY Mipull.* Professor*, Teaehere, Tulars Gav
reeiae*, Ac, to Colleges, Schiols tod Families. Apply to
_MRS. M. J. TOUNCJ-FULTON, 23 Halos Square._
A" WELL EDUCATED \OUNG LADY, an?
ia, exp'iieilly thrown upon her usn resource*, li anxiout
v secure at a,uc* * pe.ltloa a* governess .ir comnanion ; bett
?f referauoe* Ad.lree* M. lt.. P. O Bel 52,
New.Bsdioro. Mae*
^OV?RNESs. ?Br American Protestant aa
-A aoraery gorertieti to growing chile-inn; ls nett, senile
nd patient; country ere err* I ; cicllta: ri;v r?f**reBco,
leldreM A. TA. Box it. Tribune Uptown Ollie-, 1,-38 Broil
*?y._
SCQERMERHORVS TEACHERS' AGENCY.
Olden and bett known la U. S. F.suiilitned 1855.
_7 East Uth-*L. New-York.
rU TO RS. Governesses. Professors. Teach
?ra. allbraoohei: circular* nckoult supplied to air
>ntt; French, Orrnin, F*pauls!i spoken. MIRIAM COY*
'.IeRk, Ml Kat; 17lh-?t.. **nwe?u tta-av*. and Hruadway.
?IVAN'IT. D- Aa educated and intelligent
t f French lalv telnttruct In French conversatiae. Ad.
Iraaa "C'ONVEKfeATloN," Tubune Uptown Office, l,'-_8
.roadway._.
WANTED IMMEDlATELY.-StiperiorGer
? f cain uoverniitee with French tnd music, alto book
leeper who speak* ant writs* French a u*t - t>_.i nh
HBSarS TEACH Elf-. AOKVCT, IS K. 17th-tt
iVANTED.?Governess. French, German.
"f music, for California. MIRIAM COVRIKKE, 81
_a?! l'lii-st.. bet. Alt ?y*. anil Bro* I Way._
WANTED. ?For September, skilled pri?
mary tcac.*r, klnelei-gar.cB training I ri'y, *V7.'.o.
W. D. K Kit It, Union Teachers' Aeency, lt! Aster Place.
s
Giluations tOantcb illalcs.
ATTENDANT or VALET.-By as Ensrlish
ra man. to a gentleman mentally affected ; thoroughly
ixperleuce*. Addreae J. P., care of Marun ek Co.. 074 .in
c?
[BOOKKEEPER and COLLECTOR.-By a
*-^ young German having full knowledge of double-entry
jookkeeplng; apeak* English mri French; and friend
vinta altua'.lou is collector or otbei* position of trust; bett
>f references; bond. Addres* z. V., Tribune Office.
ASHMAN sad GR<X>&L*-*-By iii ti -olsas
man, English, married; fully und*~r-unda his busl
lets; wife fir-t-claam maitres* md n*-edle*woman : yoi
?eferencts; country preferred. Addreee GOODING
tVASP, 100 Flfth-ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
COACHMAN.?By msrried man, no children ;
thoroii'lily uiiiteitUnrts his busitieas , can milk tina! be
iseful ; I.ss; eel reterene-i<; las! ami form?r employer OBS !"*
tammi eounlrr i referred. Aildreai ADV Kitti-Ki., titi
Cut IBth st.. New. York._
pOACHMAN.-Single j thoroughly under
\-l etandt hit billin***; willies and obliging; city nr
?onntry; nest of city reiereacet. Addi ess f- Box a9,
rrjbune Uptown uffiee. 1.1*8- Broadway. _
pOACHMAN and GROOM.-By a single jronna
v> min (Norwar); temperate, thoroughly umlerst m 1- l.ls
Duttons; es linne nui! ol.liginjr: cort rtfereuces. city er
-?nnlry. Adilrets W. Q. A., Tribune Uptown Ol-C*. 1.238
Broa.iway._
f COACHMAN and GROOM.-By a steady, re
V/ tpectabie, Protestant ilutrlc tuan ; tge 37 : DBdtrttAndl
lils buslncs* I hot emili I v. lioolelr.rtr 1n anr harness: cnu
milk ; reonmruMieleel ea at rle-! ir temperate, ? e-eful aud iruit
stoilhr. Aaldres* M. C.. I'.ox VI, mbUC oiUre.
pOACHMAN snd GARDENER?Br ?
\J D?r?te, industrious nun ; gad ??* ii* : 'ireful driver:
'lorene;liW under*tan :s plain gardening, lawn* mn! r.nlkiiic:
ilrst-claat man on a gentleman's place, willum and imtafraiet
-a work ; good city references. Ail tress MIL/.. Silt) Kati
I Uh eu_
COACHMAN.?By a married nia'i who mider
ttsnls roget borsos ; bast elly reference; 17 T*ar* In
asl place ; bre?k up en accaeunt ut Blekneae la fatally. Cal!
)i adelreg* two dayt M. H., A. T. DEM A REST. -Ik aro. cur?
ler -7l_.-iU_
COACHMAN.?By flrst-elass roan; married,
bo family; ace 30: thoroughly u*d*ret**d* th* e*r* ot
loree*, harness and ian latin : careful el river; six years' city
re'ereuce fm honesty, s*bn?ly aud capability from lan eat.
iii..tv.. itIji, eau be teen. Addr*** P. H., &74 aih-ave., har?
nell atora
pOACHMAN ?Bj ii steady snd reliable atn
\J fie maa | understands tlioroughlr th** care ot horten,
?lam*** and carrtce* ; nol afraid af work i 16 year*' city ex.
iienenca; 0 year* iii mr U*i plane ; left in c* sequence eif
leatli in th* faml.y ; fl**t eua* my reference!. Adelresi
I. L. 1.2M Oat?-av., Braoklyn, n. y._
COACHMAN.?By a single man who thor*
oughty understand* his hus.nssa lu every respect a*ul
sanlealngif uec*??ary ; gooal city referi-nco. J.H., Box 83,
I nb uu* Office.
COACHMAN.?By a lirst-(lass Married roan ;
a good, c?r?falcity driver; sober aim Willie* I ne ob
ecllon to Uta cotiiitrr ; ca* lee r*con,mc* dad by lils last em
idorer. Call or addi! *s COACH M A.N", 12$ West uotk-st.
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By a young
rnarrisd man; thoroughly no 'erstami* lilt business in
svery ros peet ; nest of city reter>-:i<-es from last and f..rme-i
employers. Addrett J. K., Hi West MtfekSt. privatt stable
COACHMAN.?By _ young man, married]
thoroughly naderstands hit'bttiluessln all lt* branches;
test elty and country retereneet: bo objection to country.
Addrett G. I... 110 Weil 50th tu
CCOACHMAN.?By a married man,small f..*n-*
i Hy; sereu years of i tie yerr ti-st raferaaee* ir**n ins!
_np!oy*r; nely or peiitlcnsan ran be ?sei* ; cit? or country;
ountry prefened, Address C. M .'.'J4 l.asi 6-thst.
COACHMAN.?By a single man ; city ur couti
try; first-. Us* driver ; Brtt-claae city raferenee i pen
tieuian can be se?u; will lin found will.nc aud o-llging. Cal
ur adelres* 2;.. Kuti _'-tii-at.
(JbACHMAN.-Married, no family *, age oTj
^ Ave year* best city ref-i'-iu. : >SSB ht highly r"*"om*
mended and lt.<t employer tan '.*? illly, whom ]
have left of mv reoussi ivlih lils re-gr't. Addrose C. M.
-__-? ______._. s F. .
pOACHMAN.?By a respectable married man*
middle agc, English ; thoroughly anderatandt hi- i u^i
net*; long experience; elty oi country luet d.^.*ii*.-ac?d w
account of family geing io Europe; best ci'.v ind i
reference*; three year* in last place. Adiress VEITCH
BM Wei 41 _
rjOACHMAI. and GROOM.-By a fi7st
^^^ single man; thoroughly anderetande the care of borax
carriages tnd fine hame**; will be found willing and obltg
lug; good care-tul city drl\'*r, auy uart of th'* I'liif*
State*; Oiai-.'lass citv references. Aadie&i for one wee,
K. J., 22- Wesl 27ib-st.
pOACHMAN. QBOOM ami USKFUL-MAN.
\J By a smart rounr Irishmau, lt; will bt luuad williai
and ?i{ree*ljli-.M all work . city or couuiry wac** fltaderav
la qafet. needy place; toort relerence. M a.. .147 4Ui-?vo.
COACH MAN, GROOM ani GENERAL USE
FULM AN- By a young Inslimaii; nnder'tai'l* th
pron-r care, of h*r*'*a, haruest au 1 criianet anal eTetythln
around a gentleman'* pace-; nilling aad agreeable; wace
raelerat* ,n quiet, stealy p'.aco ; cur or couairy ; good ro:
tren.-*. M. A.. S*7 4 have.
COACHMAN.-Bv a flrst-claas coachman
amitie : Ihoro lchlv atularitandt Hui rare of hore e.
carnage! eal haine** ; wining ta make biuiseii useful, bet
of rtlereei ci; ?tnctiy taber ; country pre'erred. Artdret
M. J., Tribune Ot'.ice.
COACHMAN.?By a verv competent -tod ex
perienced coachman with _i?i-ciass my ref*ra*cet fr.>:
termer tad prtstut empluyer, whose sarvlce Ua will leay
April 1. Addrett JAM Kr*,-.1* Kati loih-tt.. Ut door.
pOACHMAN. -rii-1-ela-. bj Prol
^ min; thorouchly tindersundi his husln'?: bOBMSl
sober and Industrious; best city refeieuce. AdJiesa A. J
044 CU. ave._
CX)ACHMAN,?By eoaehman arbo tborouichl'
J undtrsuats tels nuns*, eau be iiighly recuennistiSel
ie f praiee ia au oralie see fur rourselv**. Call or adairta
ter two dara T. F.. .1 i3 East C.) lil
CARPENTER JAN1 fOB tx WATCHMAN
?By * Norwairian. who unlersitnt* carpantr
work or anrthing to be dote about Bette** or facterla-a
not afraid of work; will be fount henast. willing au i i .du
trfout: rafereoc**. Addrest ti. I*. P.. IE les, 145 Pav oau
ava, Jtraty Oliy._
/COACHMAN.?By a middle-aged man liavinj
^^ estrnalve experience with horvs; thoroughly unde
stands care of tlrst-tlaat establlshmiMit; bunters and ca
rlace horsn?; drive* well; all harness; twenty years' t,
cellent city e-. timoulala; prefer* tho country. Addrui
No. 2 Etsi 4-ih-sL _,_
IT ARM ER or GA R_)ENER.-By amati ol toa
1 AxperliKce wui un lerstatidt tb* careel ateekl bite
leferene-e elven : uiairaetd man. no ?noumtirauc*. A birea
D. H.. Inwood Hill. Mew-Vark City._
G ROO M.?By single younar man who thoi
ongbly nniiaraUad* th* cara of hone* and harnasi
oonipetoii, toberaud irmtwortbT * Beal pi-r*e,nal city rafe
ea ca. Addreae lc. Tribuao UptawB oCce, I.'i_* Broadway
GARDENI_I{.? By a fir^t-c-lass man, marriec
.small family, Just disengaged, understand*, the cai
of greenhouse* and the growing of finn... vegetable*, al*
f?rmi)ic and care of ttock, and nil kinds of w.rk on a g* i
tiemair* p!a'-e. Cnn lie highly rti-ut-ju-lided. Addie*
D., Box .0, Tribune Offlce.
GARDENER.?Bv practical man; married
ao family: uneUrstaml* preipaitailenan.i cu t*.v?ilon i
all tpectet uf flowara trulls, vecetable* and general oban
of gentleman'* place ; and wita astitl lu heine if ri-.jiui.ai
good referaaces to (how on interview. Addrett O., I ri
nae Uptown Oftloe, 1.238 Broa way.
C1ARDENER.?By a inarrii-ilTcotcbman ; n
S family; sicily muatleu oe or about April 1 t bi
I rsotie si kuewlnetce of plant* and grapet lusi-ie* claa* ; ?ou
tu perin tend a small farm for the issie gentleman If i
quired ; snisfactoiy references. Ail.iias* c. W., 1.
(2 ABDENER.?Bra single man, ai gardenei
k can lake cara ef a c entleman'* place,- hot and coll tram)
lawn* . Bel giouu '? ; g.iu I milker ami generally useful. A
drett P. H. Rosebank, suteu Islaoet. _^^
ttJLiWTeXEiT^Ki a married man. wbo^C
\A ba* lo.ig *xp*ri*uce la tha cultivation ot fruit*, flo
ri* abd r*getai.l**, and wilt superintend a farm ll ronieei
wltb the pa. c. Adalre-t J. J., Box 181. iriouue Up.ot
offlce, 1,23d Hreadway._
/ JARDENER.?By married hngli-diman (at
\A SSi ?? genttotoan't cuottry plaoe i thoruugh kaowi*4|
of all braocht* ; .'? rear*' *xp*ritoce in Europe *u I Un.ti
Mai** ; aan *laa iud l*y om a-w tardea*; baal reference
EL K. r. " Hgt SIT. New-York City._
GARDEN KK.?Bv a thorouarhly competci
eisr,, narrie*, *? heall cardener ; *n a centle-uau's pla
preferred ha* Bud* er.time au* ht*ey alums a ta*etti stud
eonlal tty out gr*uu*l*. cc i tsieperste aad r .lubie. Addre
n U. ti., oare t_*i.r*.tit afc Walley, 40i? ?th-are., city.
r> R01 HST A ST" _*^FnreF~*.ud~ wife wanted
folly pottod about ttock and boner-making. Addre)
with retire*.-* , L? TTibuae_Offlce._
UBEFULrllAN.?By a young man, machinii
by tra**, bm neitg dl.guttoil with that business waa
simenon ** a a**ful-msn to some hu*lne*s man ? .fri I ci
have * bom*; wtget ao object. Adarett K. G.. Box 1
Trieuae oae*._
U8EFUL-MAN?By a young Swede: can d
any kind of work : etty ore*untry; ainu brother, ?troi
young mao ter farm work ; leave goad reference.. 13H Bi
ar*.. Jiu! abor* 1*1 h st.
WM 1
-ni isiniir : UBdertUnrti . t .a.oa', nfe
tucet. F. S,, Tnouae Uprawn Olhi-e, ;-ii-, iiioauway.
IV ANTED.?Situation us shipping clerk <
assistant, tookkeepa.i In tome whole m!i l.'iuse by
youj-i mau norn the country, u
narttouiara ad_ue_* Lo** Out Ma uh. FUhkiU-on-Uud-a>
THE MARKETS,
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCR
Per ?firth R.*'-. ftliau OOi tlUrtalt.
Asfjea, pkg*
Bein*, bbl*.
B?'*w*x pk
C*ti*n, naiet
Cotton aeeet
oil. bblt....
Copper blt..,
('?Plier, rik*
Driel Trait.
16* Rye. bn*h... 1.100*Oleo etock.
41 Milt. hush... is.i-no| phr*-.. 1.7SS
4' Banty, ousii ??.')*?) e*?ieiiit. kg*
2,63- Oaliueal h it _.K) V ak. aegt..
Or****, pkg* 4.JB***. pk*t...
861! ora** teed Tauaeaupxs
26') bags. 375 Karl. pkst..
?04 Hbiei No.._. 877 Lard,k**t...
fl ide*, hale*. 83 Suttor; pt gt
? kg. 1S2 Hopahilee.. -S3 Oh**?*. pkg*
F.gr*. bu s.... 1.87ft Ittfe ba!*!.. SS D Heel. Xe.
Prc*, caeca. 3..lu4 Leal. plc*.. J.So) Ste*, pgt...
Fhi'ir. ptri.. SS.H'2 Loathe .tia't at,?40 Burch, pkgi
< Uta .lilt. Sin Boiritt tura*. . S-esriaaekg
C Meal bag* SO bolt. ?65 Pellew, pkg*
Whist, huh 1. loo Beela, bbl* . LOU To-eece. heft
Corn, atitn.. 32.440 OUo?kap*i 8.1 IS takaeco.ekt
Oatabuah... t.S.oOO _ Wh-tky.obU
SM
443
4*
?.t_-3
1-7 7
1.81,2
A118
LB2S
ISM
837
710
Cl
)$$
109
SIS
421
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
COFFEE.-Fur Brtrll ttylee the mtrket wat Una on
the ba*!* of l?c for fair Ric ipot invoice*, bal the move
le.ent. wt* only modtrtte. Stlet-1.000 big* No. 7 it
lu 1 St cst and Irelght. The milder ttylee wera nrm.
biies-2.9.2 big* Mtrtcaibo on prtrat* term* Little
intere-,1 wit shown la the ipecuil'lon. the tiles retch?
ing only 47,750 bega while anal quotaUom Indicated oe
decided chango (or the day.
Cloting Prices.
Jtnuary . . 10.-0*10.28
ExtrcBX Price*.
I'ebrutry
Mar**U
Ap-H
Mty . .
June ,
July . .
August .
September
October .
Nen ember
December
10._O*10.2?
?
io .-ern.oo
10 90*10. 8
10.8091090
10.55tl0.85
10.40*10.46
10.204 10 25
10.20* 10.-6
10.20*10.28
10.20al0.25
Jtnuiry
February
Mirch .
April
May . .
June. .
July . .
August .
september
October ,
November
December
?
I
11.OOilO.S8
10 96210 SO
10.SOtlO.75
io. wini bo
10.4('*3in.!*0
10 20*10 20
10 20*. IO 18
10.1.V910.10
10.20*10.10
COTTON.?Quotation! for tpot lou wera offlctally re
vlsed. St. G. Ord. and gradet below ?dvanced l-l Se.
Low Middling unchanged .St. Lew Middling tnd above
AU Stained cradee relined 1-iSc.
S?l?
redmed 1-ltk.
?3.M bale*. 254 to ipi.._.
reipts BfgngBtod 0.3B0 Uiee today, compering t
?3M bilet, 254 to spinner!. At the porte the _re
balsa .his"diy Tatt week ind 4,301 bilet for the
corresponding day t year ito. Since September 1 (the
beginning of the crop yeer), the receipu have reached
6.0-5.709 babs, tgtlntt 6,038,623 belet for the aime
period laet eeison.
quotation! bated on American Ltantttrd of Clat-lflca
Upltnda
7 818
7 11-10
ts 8 8
9 1-8
SI 2
0 3-4
Gull
7 5-1$
7 18-16
8 4-4
I Ld
u t. a
$7-8
10 1-18
10 5 10
10 9-1?
10 15-18
11 t' iii
Ordinary ? ?
(strict Ordlntry . .
(ia'.-l Ordlntry . ?
(strict Oood Ordlntry .
I,ow Middling . . .
Strict Low Middling
Middling. ? 9 16 10
?? idling.10 3 IS
.I Middling.10 7-1(1
Middling Fair.10 '3 10
Fair. . 117-18
I BTA-CED.
OoedOrillnarr.7 I Low Middling;.S's
hi.'iaal "rllnary.7 11.1*1 _lld_ll*g.9"a
The general temper of the option Hit wat eisy even In j
the face of an advance of 4-64- Indicated by the Liver?
pool quotation*. Closing nrlcet on ibe Ucal market rap- !
resented a decline of 4c5 poliito for ihe day. 6tlei
100,100 bi lea
? To. ian ?Eitrt-nea?
Mont-*, elotisr
prtcea. ? Ighe-U. Lewtet
April. 0.74? 9 7.1
M?y. (i)*4? 9.85
Wm
tell
In
Dc
ani
111
tl
it
8 |
psi
So.
?t
lu
h' .
Tu
IK.
Sh*
Cn
1*1*
V"
C-l
P*
JBB*. !).?"?? ?-XS
9.7.
0.S7
9,i?7
10*0
10.11
9.87
9.65
9.64
9 55
9.02
?1
982
S.92
l"'"l
1<>.*4
9.82
SOO
948
9.51
9.48
8*1*1.
MOO
17.H0')
21.800
l.-'.trveo
27,iso
?. ra '
2,40$
4.8*0
1,900
60$
JulT._..10.1)4 ? 10.1)5
! ABgu?t.KIO*SUMO
' Septeiaiier. 9.94a 0.86
! Coober._. 9.8.'* 9.M,
Hereat*.. B.ftO* ?.5l
I>eee?b*r. B.59* 9.62
Jiieutrr. $.69# 9.0$
HAY ANI) STRAW?HAV?While no buslnen* of im?
portance 1* passing ?alue.? are well n.ilntalned. Quoutions:
? v per lfurr. todibr. Ne. 1. 7..?oyr, No. 2
?".-70c. Clover Mixed 0O*70e, Clover 60*.0c, Shipping
? rRAW BtmtOJ. Long Rye 95c*$l, Short Rye
65*7Oe. t)ui Mu r.i.''*.
Heirs.?Kor Hrst-cltie good! thc demind I* qrlte ftlr,
and the general market Is rather rteadler In eoniequen.e.
though t"*t quotably higher. New-Vork Stato, crop of
Beat l.-M.-, du Medium lOtllc do Common 8*
?ie. elo Olds 3*')c; 1'aeitlc Ooaat, crop 18S~ Common to
Choice hu 12c. do 1880. Common to Good 820c. Foreign
Oe-rnians, crop al 1877 15 4 20c.
MOLAfeBI ..-a -Steady at 20#2O lie; for 60 test bolling
steak. A e-ale of t cargo to Phlltdelphlt wu made Bl
the quotation.
Mil" ALS?TIN?Quiet, but Brm at an advtnee of 359
DO points, e.x.i'pt ao late future*, sales?20 toni at
29.40c fir Mav and 31c for April COPPKR?Fairly
a* UV* ind steady. Sales?20". OOO ft at 16.94c for Apral
atid W.l.- for May. LI-AD? Dull, cloting ibout 6 pouit*
lower.
NAVAL STORKS.? Generally quiet ind wlthou. yarli
Hon In value; Spirit! of Turpeutlue 40c; Itotint, Strained
$1 22 1-2, good da *1 28, E ?1 26, P $1 $0, 8 $1 38 H
Si 45, I ii On. K ?) il'.' 12, M tl 75, N fi. Window
(.la's -.2-5; Water Whito $3A$3 10. S*l.i~_50 ID E
at Si 25.
si (JAR?In raw nock movement light it 4t4 ?'.So
foi Mola??c*. 4 3-tc for Fair ReQiiUie. tnd 5 7-18e for
ifngal. Riles-100 bhrt*. Mn* .vndo, 89 ten.
2 1110c cost and freight. Reflned M-udr Quot ; Cot
Lost 7 3 4c, Crushed 7 3-4c, Cube* 7c, _*o**dired 7c,
Granulate 1 ti 3 ie. Moitd " A" 7e,Confectlonert " A" 6 6-_c,
Codee *? A" Standard, branded confec'Jonera f> i-4c Coffee
oft '? A" lien l-iifc. While F.Ur* ? C 5 7-8S3 15 18c, F.x
tra " C" 5 .*". s_-_ 3-4e\ " 0" 9 l-2c. Yellow 5 3--e?8 7-lSo.
Tlii itu .et lt quiet pending full report* from the Lon
- now In progress.
M. 1.1 is* -Steady. Jobbing prices: Clover S 1-8
Pc, ind Timothy $C80cS2 90; carlota, Clever 6 1-2*7c,
'J ir*"!hr $330.
W)))>L. ?Little businera hie heen iscompllshe^d di'lng
thc iveek. tint values are without Important chtnge. Sties
*"".lii Tenn 12-17 1-2'. 50 lacs 8coui*1 Ter
Ide. 28,000 *^ S'-oured Fall California 408(5c,
rina Tesain 101-to, 20.000 lb Trrrltny 19?
MOO rn Combing, nulled. Ill lugs Si"ured,
73 hill's Kuhl, Iti.i.1. 'lb sa,ks noll*. 60,000 It) pulled.
- Bne Sea.ure! Texan, 5,000 TS Australian. 1,000
")? I-ail Waakad Fleece ind 1,000 lb Medium Unwashed
Fleece on private, terms.
FLOUR AND MKAL?FLOUR?The time featnree pre
viii ?** noted iu our last, an i Hit dealtngt. whll* not at Ure*
av vesierday. are very fair?psrticelarlv fer booie use -Ihe
bulk of Mlil.h w is in Lew aad Patent Dpnng Wheat Kura,
luiliillng 6,000 ?-ee*i?*. c. f. 1. tren th* Weel via N?w-Ynrk to
EflflaMatSS 10?$S$a Tue moy*iu*ni en exnor' call I*
uu.uerately active. Well-known bran!* coinmaul full price*,
bul other* art weak, although net generally
(bungal. Kales, SI..".no bbl*, inrludlnc 5.100 bbla
City -lill *xtra nS4 40aS4 60 fer W**t Iiaiea latter
In new package*; 1.90U Bbls. Fin* at S3 05?$.'80: 1.3o$
bbl.. Buperfln* al flioatSOO; 1.4UO obit r xir* No. 3 st
$2 ab Ats 31, 7.400 obi*. Wiater Wheat Extra ?t S3 ll
e?s-0i. tn ?! .3.000 ubi*. MlD.ietnta r.xtra at $2 85?S4 9?.
Im- nied in le taiei were 18.40* bb'l. takth by
azBortera CnatBOaaB; SorerSri*, $2 loat.'l : Mn*,
?j-JDJ-i-J tiO; '.ow Kxtra*. $2 85?$3 34. V. leter Wheat
I.e. * Oradei, $2 85S$3 S4 ; Fair to V*ry CIiOi*e, S3 -5e*
14.0. PatoaU. $? 2SS$47ft 1 P*t*n'?. F?aey. $4 8..?$5.
Kprini '.'heat?low Kxtrit, fi 90?S3 4*; Clair, S3 ibtt
. .4 lie . Kt. Mii-ure*. $3 6*'*$4 .-i), latter au ?Itreeee;
j r-tralgbts. S3 76<X$4 50; Paunts. M'diem teC'hele*. S4 ISM
I $4 7fti Hatrnt*. Ftnov. $4 85..$4 90.aoUTKCRN
, II.')- P.-io ' r held but tr, tinx light 8*le?, 82." I t.'?.,
?c C*mra*o io Fair Kxtrs at $3 10*94 00;
i Oood t* Paney. S* ms?$S.RT I: K(.OU8-Ou*et
( neg * in i.r.ca. faa ss, 17 . hals. SaperBa-at S3 45
'113 Tl ... CORN MEAL- ml ' Vslu.w V'*mrt
e.u.-.s.; at S2 ?JS$3 26 as. Braadrwlat at $1 25.
l-l KW Hr. AT f l.i.l el Uii'ia*. si ?2 te_$245.
lil'.Al \-WH/.A I I he T?rt?tl*os on spoi i*i* have net
bee* mat-rial moe our laat, ind tie titling wit generally
slea. ly. There wa* no emerlal attivilr only 88,0.81 lulihe'.l
being taken ey tlie aiport inier**t, ell Winter Re* "..ting
ttoek WM wbally B*gl*Bt*d Optlani fiarletied wlthia the
range uf wt '?<'. I're? teillae tt the Weet canted a brat ' of
?Boil 'sc at the opeiiin*;, which waa soon recovered, tad a
?ligiet a.ivance eslaolitked. 'towarri th* clo** all asuihs fell
biak Uu Ur., el ..lug haivy. cable ariviee* ar* d> tenn rac in c.
B*!**, 2,012,000 bushell future*. 170,HM) bethell spot, lnclnl
Inc I ?rrad<Ml K*.l al (.-(>? d9'.<?-, lacloding Cnoioe (I 0e7s
P.O. JJ. | Na. 2 Itel K9*_?a9\c. P. O. R. ; SW?_?$!.% la
?lur* aod elevitor. 90?. ?nlc. delirereel; No. 3 Red
Mureil, US',*SHV.. eleelng at BV^e.; de. Apr., 99a
?toting a. -9Sc.; da. May, SB-**S9?4&. rleiie git
.'.".*i.;et(,. June, 8--? .-9.16e-.. e'.otlag HS-So. da Jnly, g.*
87Sc, closing ai 87*?c: do Au*u?l S8'uaS7c., eleeiag at
BSSci do. Septeiabar. tft Wit niue . claMag at 87??o.; io u. t*,-.
ber, rio* ng t K)*V.; <to. Naraiatier, cloeiu* at 89*V-; do.
, Iiee?r?ber, fe* _ li;chid-V-. elaelag al 90H*.cort ?
There was a " let up " la th* *quee-.Tng of th* shorts to-dav,
; u-al Manh anet April w*r* wholly neglecte I. Later months
j riili-ur.it er lrrtgahsr. Pries* ?e?k*?*d '??V*' tlisMii.
I Inc, but --Oiii rallio.1 -.* '?c, only '* f?ll baok \,Antc toward!
Hu-clo*n. leaving aff ea*y. Kev .t?iiv*.y li iud the Ia* Ur
I ia specuUten. cash gr*4a* wera a nial, bot y*rr *tro*glr
! hell, shippers toking .4 o*)0 u)*h. -tessnsr Mlx**l ?*!?*,
{ 1,224.00!) huh. fatnre. '/..OS') bash .pot. tneladlog Va
i gruleai VIix?ai ii eia&AUe.; Steamar. 8l*>HiSe. elevator,
I t.-t-jc de-liyrieei ; No. 2. 63a'. la star*, Ma. 3 March, Hoeing
I nominal; elo. April, doging aoialcalido. Hay. SOS??l V-.
' i-ioslnr at 60V.* *'*. June, 69>?a59s*c., clsslss at IB'-jC.;
t 'ie. July, .a.'S?5'.'7.c, eloslig at btUr.- d* Aagnit,
j 6-.o-.300o., eiotiag at 69Sc.; de. ?*pu*ie*r. 5-5-H*
.'i'.'\.., e toting al 69V.: de oelohar JU'.Sia'sc-.
closiar at .-.''Sc.: do Noveniber. claeleg at 6$Sa
I PRoVIMONe.-POll*_-Attract?d ftt* utile aiieatloa
i trealla lu ?oeuee lo alar, bul Ihe feeling eeniin j** quit*
si**a!y Nato* 11*0 bbls. M ?*, private rarma Mo** euuied
.14 lb ann bu ioroi.e y*ar old aad $14 609*16 titus;
.?-bon (lear *t Slb<?$17; Kxtra Prim* ai $I8| Prime
Mes* nam ina), ami Faanlr Me*i at $15 5e?J.? 60.
BEKF -In l)?htra#*.i City Extra ladlt Mttt, 8K?S18;
I ur* Mess. bbls. TR At'. bO . Picket, SS; Flai* $89$S3ft ;
Family Maia. $8 5')a$9.....BEKF ?AMS-l'ar.ia<ad In
ir.c., aad qmel, quoto.1 atIISSSII 6*.CUT MEATS?
Have a fair iieiasB-i and ur.ee* tra ttoidily maintoiae t.
Sale*, Vi OOO tb Pickisd Bellies. ,2 IB ar*rag?. tW--. and io
arrive-'j.ODO Oreen Heat*, 14 IB. UV- Cttbag* nrloe*. 12 A
< l-l. meat li?i ;ei quoted ai 7V-; I'ltklait Ham* US?10i.:
I Pickle.) *-n..u ii.is 8S-?7c. Bwokad Rata*, ll )?e.; Smoked
; Bh.iuidira 7*?c.MIDDLE*? Dall aaa wholly **i?|.
lnal.DitE-UKD Huies?Ar* unsettled, hut a* a rule
steady wnli a moderate den.auA ('Hy hetavy
lo light. 7?TV, aad Hg*, 7S*7t|e..
LAUD?Apart from so aa* Intered In M*y dallecry the spec*
lido* was ludeed very light. At th* wast th er* waa rr**r
buring, which dosed a stronger fee.iu*. Shipper* her*
ene uieiderato buyer!, part it 7.07 '-a*., cloting ai 8c. bul.
h.ubf. askeel. Tba options here openeat rather weak but eaotj
?tieugiiieoel with the *\'??t, sud al leBgtb id rt trail Adi
pouu from th* maali closing Ana at tha bs*L. City susi*
quiet. Sale*. 18() tee. at 7.70r , H*flne-l qu*t*el at 7.8*0.
| estineat, 8.t)0c. South Anmrle.an, April, elating at 7.93
7,-ftO ui M*v at 7.88*7.8.!*.. cloilac at 7.?3c.; 1,200 t-r*
June. 7 P0?7..5c, clael** at 7.94*; 1.76$ tea Jnly, 7.93 ?
t '.'Tr., cloting ai 7.07c, A*gu*l iliMtcg at Mu
j Stpteeeihsr, i iiusag at 8 03c; October, eluing it 8 Ola.
.BUTTER?Tb* market in lt* entirety I* wlthanlohsuga
i A slitlai shewing of weak**** (till prerail* ea txtram* tia*
gra.let, beii olla?rwl?e ti*iel*ra retain the alvanlaae wu*, roo.
titiued fair Inquiry New (tock?Weetara ( reatatrr 22#.!nt.|
Elgin, 31c i Pen*ivivaaie. Sic: Sute Ball arlin taba
2.*.:ie.; W?'?k mb*. 24?2to; Dalry lum. H#ttai
Wester* Varutry. moina.-. W**t*rn dalry, lu A2ba.-.
Wester* I-aluuoa craamery. 31*37*.; kalla 17*':.*.
Old *iack?-state dairy tub*. i8$*2-e. -.mire rtslrlea. Ina
24c. Flrklna 19 Alic. rt ettore rssmsry, 20 ?
Dairy aud Factory, 14S18-, .
( Hi.I->K ? V?ry nrm la ptlee wltba ugbt
iimvement, parliculsrly on export accauut.
Muli Factory H>,*13,,o., taolii ung Fsner
White at 12>iai-??(-; OhK llS_)3c.; ekimi
10c, Coriniion to Cftula*.EOOS-Ar* off*r*d l*w*r
wita les* aleen.,ail. Sui* and Paoatylvaeu lSe; ?* satan
I ls--9l8\c.-. --J.nia.rti ^^aiS^n Ont Egg* 33?35c
| STEA RI NE-Quli-f bul generally steady. City Lard qaotod
'? atLj8i. aad Oleomargarln* lisaSH*.
TAI.LOW-Ie will sut'siasd to the reeeat ad.eaoa. bat
I trailing lt claan. Prlai* City quoted geaeraily 4'.* H*l*a
; fto.soe ft. 4??c 7 ^^
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. Thursday March 29 -BKEVRS-ReeelpU
were 20 car* ot 415 hoad?IO cara at Oak Clift fer export
alive, and 10 cart at 00th it. cf anleh la tara wera
for Mr. Eastman ai d 1 car for Blumenthal'! bona Me
trading lu Live Cattle. Feeling dull.
t Hy, Dreteed Beef had a ilow tilt it 0 l-49$c tor
Otdlnary lo Prime tide*, with a ll tue Choi ea and Kxtra
bringing $ 1-4M l-2c Chlcag* Drete*d dull at $ l-*#
7 l-2c
Private cable kdvlcet noel rad to-iay $uete refrigerated
Beef steady but dull at 4 S-4-. or scaat $ 1-Se per tt.
Ths Spain tai le* to-day with 188 Steves far M. 'told
eaalth. arid 1.620 quarur* of Beet for Joeeph Eaairaan.
ShlpmeiiU to Bermuda 40 Cattle. $$ auarun nf Reef,
and 71 Sheep. Tlie Muriel carrlei $o Sheep.
MILCH COWS-Recilpti for tliJt week 187 heed.
Market dull and prices ImtSS. Moil ot the sale* have
? - the range of $30 to $43 por head. A tow have
>ld to private partiet fur $50k$55.
CALVES-Only 276 hoad raeolved to <*ty. Feeling
lom. eiiiecitli; kl good ttock. tod all mid at 6 12*
fur Ordinary to Print* Veal* with Cholo* readily
ti.-_.iiig tic Fed Calvet dull and not wiatod.
Dreeeed Hatvee a tri le firmer for good ttock. but
>r to Fair are dull and unchanged. Little Cttvet ara
lng ai S$4c; lei.Ton to Prime State do (country
tied), at ft*9e; Jertey do. Prime, at 9 1-2 .10c, City
?sued ara quoted at 10*11 LB* for Gool to Prime,
I Extra Heavy tlill a.ll In the -laughter-houaei al
113 l-2e.
.alee?Judd a Buckingham: 48 Veali. 129 lb av.race,
S$ 75 per 100 Ih: 14 do. 124 ft, ac SO 50 , 66 do, 12
at BO 46; 8 do, 123 ft. at BO.
Hume t Mullen' 47 Veale, 07 ft, at 8 l-2o per ft;
a. 100 _.. at Oo; 81 do, 132 ft, at 7 l-2o; 5 do. at $2
head.
Hallenheek k nollie; 8 Veila 110 ft. tt Re per ft: If
102 ft, it Oe; 18 do, 121 ft, at 7 l-4e; 49 do. 121 ft,
7 l-2c; 80 do. 183 ft, at 7 l*2o; 1 do, 180 tb. at 8c;
Fed Calve*, 415 ft. at 3c
D. Han ington : $ Veal*. 133 ft, at Oe: 10 do, 149 ft,
Sc
SHEEP AND LAMDS-Rccelpte were 23 cara of 4.219
d. kid SO Spilng Limb* were In Washington Markel
al for five dayl 20.048 head against 23.534 held foi
tame time laet week. Market dull and drooping foi
?ep, and l-4c lower for Yearllnge. Spring Lanibi
ner ewing to tho warmer waln-*
Caim-nen te Prime Sheep told a* s5 752s7 per 100 ft!
1 S cart of Heavy Ohio do at ?7 26. Fair to Cholc<
trllngt uld at th. range of $0 608$7 60, and om
'otd Extra do at 87 85.
Spring Lambt wera wanted a. $3 5O?*0 60 per head.
Dreneed Melton dui! at PwlO. for Chicago and Buffali
?ted. and 10411c fer City dressed. Dre**ed Yearling!
et at ir* 12c ; and country dxei-ed Spring Lambs Crmei
B-tSO 25 per earea**
Balea?Daller.becg A Holli*: 67 Sute Sheep, 87 ft
natte, ?? 5 tlc per ft JJ li, 100 ft, at 7c ; 135 fsaa
vania do, 83 ft, it Oe; 08 Pennsylvania Yearlings, Ol
at 6 l-2e; 233 Sute do, 85 ft. at 7 l-2c.
D Harrington: 301 Ohio Sheep, 121 ft average, a
..4c per Tb; 257 Sute do, 90 1-2 ft, at 0 l-2c.
Hume A Mullen: 78 Sute Sheep, 92 ft. at 0 1 _c ; 91
ito Tearllngt, 79 ft, at 7 8-_c; 2 Spring Lambs, a
50 per head.
Welsh. Kirby A Co., 103 Bute Sheep, 84 ft. at 0 left
I IS. *
Everltt A Pidcoek: 180 Michigan Yearlings. 90 ft
?7 86 per 100 ft.
HOGS-Reeelpto were 85 cara of 6,378 bead-20 can
Jertey City and 9 eera at 40thtt No sale* on live
IghU Nominally weak at $6 0O*$5 85 per 100 ft
Country Dratted dull and unchanged.
LIVE STOCK XARKETa BT TELESP.APIT.
inrrat.o. Marah lt.? flaw*? Reseinis int 24 hoar* wen
t head, lotai f*r week thu* (ar 6,178 hean, same time
t wsek 7.140 head; consigned through 17 ear*, all ?
dch ie N*wYurk;*2 cara oa sale; market nominal!)
ehatgeil.
hup?tlnotlot* last 34 hoars 7,800 bead. Total foi
et taus tar 21.40$ heal. For tame lime itst wool 'l4.not
ld: coatignod ihronch 5 cara, ali ot which to N'ew-Vork
rars en sale market 'nil and lower. Common to Fal
004S.-0; Goed tli Choice *S75e_S'l 30. Kxtra $7 IO
nbs dull and lewers Goad to Choice $(1 06 _ $6 3* ; Batt!
I ?; l_e?r* left over.
tin? ReceloU .ait 24 hours wer* fl.OHl head. Total to'
?x thus far 31.BOO head. For same Uta* laat week 30,18*
titi ceeslgne.1 I .rough .1 I BBB*, ll ot winch io .'*' -r
irk : 13 oartoa tal*; market ttevlr. I.i.at i'm ."* 0$1
20; Mixed Pig* and Light Yorkers. SJ 80**Sft 5$
I ec ted Vork weight* $5 Co* $5 70. Meeta* Medlun
nth:* $4 7'>4$5 75: Go.>d to Choice Heavy $9 ab my, .0
ugh $4 75315 lp ; Stags $4 Ou ; all tiffs ri ag* Ukeu.
sicaoo. umee suet Tsp ia m?.?b ii*.-Ti* Opmbpi
arttU r*?orUr c*i Ut-Recmtt* D.Oeio h**d; shipmen*
Mm htadi mark*! ?iow. Fane* $5 nostft 4*> i Sleet
15_-?4 75; 8look*rs *o*i Fenders $2 built A 75: ' nwt
ills snri Mixed SI 76 e..3 40; Tex** Fed steers, $3 502
IO
Yegi-Receipts lS.ooo hes I: ship-nsnt* 7.00C head. Mar
l alow : Mixao $. 15 *?*.*. 45 . Hoary to 304*5 65
glit, $5 16*5 46. -kins *.l 60*5 O')
mitt? Rec*int* 4.DOS head; shipmenU 1,000 head. Marke
eng. Nartvea $4 5(14*0 10; Weeieru $5 OOSS'i 10
ians, $3 26 e.$5 00 ; Umbi S5 00av, 50.
IEE STATE OF TRADE.
Mvmtont. Mirch 20 -Cotton firmer. MMdllar 10<
our Brm, it*?.)y. Howard Straet and Wej.ieru SSBei
eS2374l7.*>. F.xtr* <l* *Ji>"-?;"4. Family i> *<
50. cut Milli Sunerflne SS -t?i 60. Matti d" S3S04-! 7.'
Rio Brand*$4 "6.15 "0. PaU-auo Family $ft 15. ?!?? Sa
rlaUre Patent $4 JO. Wheat?Southern <iul*t. iUni Ol *?la
Ainbar W3490C W**lera aanar. Ma 2 Winter R*
iel at 87 kt" bm I do for March at *'i'4o bbl
for Mar -i95??W-)>.fl ; do fer June a?u*nt,,:, an l.
Ay 88c ssk*il Cora?Soiillitrn lilcher. While 68ir59.
iiiow tOMUm. Weatern sieaaly. Mlx*a| mot $74* bid
Maret. 67o bid; elo April 57o b.d; Hay 57?,?'>Si
itt suety, firm. 8*nthern 3*4400: Western Whit
442c W?*t*rn Mixed 37 439c Peuatylvaiia 38440<
re Brm it 68472c Hay Brm; Prim* lo (.'bulee We*;
* S14 HO J 14 ."m. t'rpyisluas llea-ly. Matt Per* Sift Tu
ilkniealt. Shoulden sn 1 Clear Ri* HI let p**E*
IS Vc ^aeoa?t_h*illd*r*?7ij.?8*3C Cl**- Rib-rid.-* ?','
tan* 124l3?,e. Lard raflne.1 8'<r. Uniter firm. Waatei'
etan in mite, Creai**rr '.'8 lt Sic Kt na Urtu t
14184* Petroleum ttaedy? neflned it T%* OaSI
mer. Rio *argo*s ordinary vo fair 13', 314 4a ansi
wt. "A" ?oft 6Sc Oeapae, refio*ii ano ai 1591 Oe
kl*g*y suady at Si 214S123. Freight* to Liverpool no
tamer elnll?Cotton 118!. Flour t.cr ton 6a ural
1. Ilaeeipts?Ploar 6,074 bbs. Wheat 2,91.1 baal
ira 6.10* bulli. Otu 8.000 bush. Itv* (.90$ bael
iip...*ni? --Fi* ir 1.584 bbl*. Halt*? Wheat .3.BU0 bud
ire 203.600 buah.
Botros. aarcb 2<?.?Fleur iteaaiy Corn htghtr, demit
(ht: ftoaiaet Yellow 84 43 05c. Oatt stioagar; Na.
blt* 424a. short* .iH.et. *t?*i!y. Pray I ens qui*
irk, N*w Beat S15 TlSaia IM ; Old Mes* $13 ft$9$i- 7.'
ew Eur* ?rlaie $14 ..9**14 87 4 L?rd *ie.idy. lt ru
???r. Beef qu si and uucliang*.!. Putter steady,
tod demand: Kura Waitera ' reatntry SoSSloi Vornoi
tiry 24*29-.. then* (Irnitir; B*st Northern- 13c Kn
ill; Eastern F.xira iPo Western Frat* 1'.lu. Itoceln
r ihe wtek?Fleur 88.000 bbla ant 34,000 s.a.-ks. Coi
I.OOB hutu. Oau 100.000 bash. __oru __. tons.
BuitaLiO. March tf.?Wheat Bo, 1 Hard dall at 9
.ked ; No. 1 Hard Nanhern I'miHii firm at 104c ar
incaga Mty : Wiihbuia Ja) nvei, Ha 2 Norther,i 84 '<
''Bte! Wheat dull ..n4 uiteitled ; Nu 2 l'a MlChlci
>e ail ed ; Ne. 1 While Michigan 8ii_a89i.io an frac
ara irregular; Ne. 1 Ve'.iow 60<fS6$H*i No. 3 Yelie
!?5B4?; No. 2 5't?5(i'4Ue "*'o. 3 Bbi?,c. Oat* qul*i it
ichaacedi Nc 3 tFns*_*9SSa,e.i No. i White :t7a/37'..
a. 9 nixed _5'*]***Kc fiari*e nomia illy aachaageal ; No.
.nada 93?94c: X* 2 Canada 'JOa-Siin; .Ne. 3 l.\t
r? Sile. "ye? No .'.main) Fleur 'j titer, but steaa'
?st Psteot Spring $4 75 AM 85. Rest Patent Winter $1 S
St 35 li?r bbL in carina! lola, Millfeoel steadr : Winti
ran $10 60; Spring Middling $19 Ol. Cornmeal *:*ad
atmesl atoadv. Receipu- ?V heal 3,500 bath. Corn 18,0(
nh. ShlpiaaiU?Wheat 5.50" bush.
CBioaoo. Marco 29.? rn* i.. I ig 'uurei rang** a* folio v
WHEAT X*). 2.
Op. ni ua,-. Illc'iest. Low?*t. Cloilne
fay. 77 77-q 7>;?. 77
ia*. 77>s 77*. 77'a 77
ily?._ 77'a 78 77-? 77
COR"! ^o. 2.
[*y. M. bl\ 51S 6.
un*. 61-"* 6-."s RP* 61
illy. 61. Hill 61"* 61
OATS XO. 2.
fay. fO\ A\U WOO* 3f
in-. 30*s 31 3l)'a 3t
ug. 'itt* - -
nt*.* pobi er.tt iv.
:ay. 1354 UM 13 414 1.3-7
ane. 1300 UT. "a 13 50 13 83
i.ap.b rca lim in.
:*y.. 7 ii i 7(l-_ "a 7 60 7 05
au*. 7 05 7 07'* 7 05 7 67
_ly. 7 7$ 7 70 7b7'a 7 7
? ti.jKi* mas rta lt)0 m.
lay. 7 174 7 174 7 124 7 1"
in*. 7 35 7-5 720 72.1
uly..... 7.(24 7 35 7 27 4 7 3*.
Flour tteady aad nui-liangnl. Win tor Wh?at stoa.il
?rlag aVneat $1 ti '.ft 2 i. Ky* $2 79 e. ti l<)
Ca?h e-itoudont w-r, a, f*li>wt- I* ; -.ring Wk**
lSa*7.'*c Nc 2 Redside, "tn -j Cora blW- No. _ .*.
?4*30c Na I Kyo at 69*. N*. I Marley 78?8(;
0 I Flax Meal SI 44 Pn rn Timothy -teat $2 bi
1 Ki. Meas Pork p*r bbl. SI 3 blt Ul A bb. I Arl nar IOU
t 824 ebon Rib* 8id*s I**** st 14, Dry Salted -*u*a*u t*i
?ixei $5 75*9 (hi -*li*rt illear iMSB bexe! $7 C '.*?; 8
fhltkey -uatillara* fluiitvd ga eel* $1 li psr gal. -*u^a
ul Leaf 7'a-SS4*1 *iaiiiil*tou .i.7... ; Slaadarl "A" 6 .*-.
alr'lc'*! Ke.-si i-, aui.imstt
lear, bbl*. 25.'8>0 24."
fasS-a OneB.. 52.i)OU 13.0
ern. f)U*B.:. 01.i88? 115.0
au. Bn*a.i. 911.1.DO 6-,e
ye. -usn. 'l.ooo
ariey. uu*h. 1 un 21,o
Oa to* Pru tao* Ixs nag* t?. I*y fe i ittor *i*rket w
rm. Creamery 24_>30e>. Dalry 21920a ISggs lower
5_>i8..
OiscirwATi. Mtre'i 29.-Flo*r quiet Family $.1 30
36" FAncr $3 75 J$.'l 90. Wheat .lull: Na . Red *_'?
^eeiote 7.800 nutu i ihiemeai. I * j i bush. Corn tt**d
la 2 Mixea 62 .u usu brun Na 2 Mixed at ft
iv* duli: Na x t S4c Pork dull at $14 0" Lari w
ult at $7 40. Balkma.to ou**t ; Short nibs ?7 lb #7 ;?
i*oe*artn. HBortCieer$lil24e?8 tb vvht*k*y ?;**dy; sal
,654 barral* finished g***t ot the baili nf Si ul), iii
tt Brm; F*noy Nonh weetara Cr*ann* r 32 ailie; Ext
duo at Son; Prim* mirr Roll tl 2:3240. "ugtr Ure
taral Refill* ' 7 *?<?*. ; Nsw Orleans 5ij',c Hug* hlghe
om ooo n ?nd Light ti 25-X5 63. Paocug ant dato lac
6 lu?14 8(i. R*c*ipi* 4.300: *hlpraeils 1.0 ii). Kg
elive at 14>*St64c Cbses* Hrm; Prltn* to Choice t
rintor 10? Ur i.aaieru exonatig* firm. uncbang*d.
Dbt?oit. M?reh 29. -.vumi.- , i. t vuit*. oas. *4\
ta 3 Red. oath 88e > do Mar 834c, do June 83 .
0 July 81c Cora?No. t. 51??o. Oata?No. ., ..4
la 2 Whit* *04e ReeelpU-W-uoat 3,900 bulb. Ct
SO bath. Oau 6,40$ bain,
faDiAXAroMs. Maret 29. -Wheat tto-ady 1 N* 2 Ile I 84
.id. lort itrong Na 2 Mixed 4940 bid. Otu qmc
ia. 2 Mix* 1 Ma bid.
Mn.WA.--g*. March 39.-F|onr itaadv. Wheat lrreguU
ask 74o. Mar 76'vO; Jun* 7?V- ??ra w**k; No.
,7c. oau *uady : Ma 2 White _3>?C Itto quiet; No.
l'c Marlay w*e doll 1 Ka 2, c**n 75e. Prevision* we
i**dr s M*s* rora at B13 50 for Marah and al3 6
113 76 lor May. Lari. March 47 55. Hey $7 ai. Bun
l*adv; Beal Oalrv 3ia_.">c Kegs dall; fre*h 14?1
.'h*e*e itea.tr: Ch*4dars 11? I 'Jo. ttooaieu?Flour 4.1*
ibis. Wbaat -3.o$* buah. Baner 18. i*u unit 8h
taiiU?Pmur 24.000 obi* Wheat 6.000 bulb, uarity 4.1
josh.
__i.f_gArei.il. Marah 2S.-Whsat?Roeelpti 183 ear
ihipmtBU 38 eera Market firtn, higher; demand fi
-letiag; In (tore-No. 1 Hard tor March 75a;
er April T5e s do Mar 76**o ; do Joly 77a Na
*>'orih*ra for Merah 73<?o 1 d* Anni 73>*e 1 do M
14*. do Jaly 764a Na 2 Normera tor Marah 71',
le April 71*,-. do May 734c; do July 73V- On ir*.
Sa l Hard 764o; Na 1 No.lbern 744o : No. 2 Nona.
"34*. Flour anchanaeal. Patam laoki ta ehlp $4 ll
li 2ft. Bikera* ?3 2u<??. 4ft.
Pmh-adku-mia. Narau 39.-Fioor (toady-, demand llgl
?>Vellen tal Pt -Oiylrmia SuuerDie S3 fcodl.' 74: do
to Kxtra S3 74#S* I)*). Pinatriyauia Family 83 71
13 *ft. Panmriyaui* Roller Procet* $4 0"*lt 25. ot
llaer Bi 00 Oi lb. do elo straight $1 25 *? 4*. Ind*.,
_ uar ?**)? i .') 8edoitrat.it il .?ipili st. Louis j
touthira Ililli*)* ''Un tl *) i?t 24: U .to tlraight si 1
?4 40. Wlnur PAtenl. fair to choice. *4 4*i ?4 00. Minne*
Llaarrt ?4*i m. '*-o (trelght Si IOU 40. Minnetota F
? tiU.g**al Uctioire. S4 7i)#ttpi; elo alu Favor, i* bran is H
? 4 90. Ry* Flour stoalr ai $3 BoS.l.iS. Wheat?Msr
w*ak ; d*iu*n>! light, sale*. I ugra<l*d la grain depots.
Na 3 Red lor Marrh 8*1,au*<?n: do for April *9\ _)'.""
le for Mer 904*91c; do .er Jun* 9*4d>91c Cn
Market .t**.t. 'i*inaud fair. -?!es, No. 2 High Ml
la grain 4* *l btsa \ Na 2 Mixed tor March 694504c :
April 5.459 40: de for Mty 6'448*.; .io fur Ji
5?S??0e> 0?u-M*rk*t far ?iot leu ruled ?to*'
ts',; dsaasn*. l.'ncradai White 41 *???; Na 8 WhlU 4
it, an a*ck*0'.c Nc 2 W'nu >:*. 1 at 41c Fuiursi.iui
Na 9 Whit* ler Maren 40S4IOSei do for Agni 4"'
t?V du Mer 40**?41c; d* Jua* 4i>\?4lr. Potal
ita-dv?P*ou*yIy*ni* aol N*w-Vurk fc?ny Hose cuo
Whlta. -par blah. 9lc4fl: d', alu Fair io Hood 8
HUe.; $? do B'.ni?uka am White sisr* cholo* 9
lo de de Burbtekt Fair Mtinod eu445a. Hebrem* enc
rbO.'oe de, Pair teOood 7*14. tc: M* innot li Petri Chei
75 4Seio do Pair Va Ooad 704 M . Pr-iyi*i*n? were iisai
Beef. (".ty. Family. o*r bb... $s 30 4S9 OJ, ito do Pack
17 604? 00-. t-moaad Bael 12.li Beat utatnttle ti
IIB 00: Pera Meti. $18 ?() do Prim* Mee*. 0
111 W, de Family lt* io Hana Smoked aer m. ll
I'-tc. do s. p. rared an nero**. I04lli. si tat. '-l-*?r Alb I
Ih aalt. 8449c Hilo*. Cl*ar Ribbet tmoked 9H4I
? boul.tore. :a Irv tait ant fully eurad $4c:
do Honked, at 7 **c Siumisr* pick;* cur wt. 7
?>??. Ba da t-anks.!. I*,!***!!. 11*111*1 In nlosl*.
? ??sc do Breik'ast Usooa it lire Lard steae'
Cltv Rerun.) ta bo H tea rn ?7 874*4*4i liu-.caer*' M
|7 6t4i7 71. Hillier e.rm?Pennsylvania Cr*a*iery Ki
Hblla., W**urn l.raaatetr Kxir* 32* 1 K. c. ?n*l
V, CroAuisrv KxU* _*#'.*.i .1 esurn Paciorv 1343
Packing b*it ler 12 41 tc. Eggs wan, *-."*dyt. pennsyin
Brat* 18-**a.?c. Wacuru er*U l'i-*-ji?20c. 1 beete I
sal (toady: New Verk Fall Creen it l.?4oi 0
Plata t'hoiea ll***, da Pair to Pr.ms Hilt4il'?c t.,i
wa* tl**dr. Pnwdsrad *t la. Or.iiuiat*, it 0-',r. P
dall: WUUr Bril B'J'I 8<)4I2I fal ut 'on. I'-tre ?
t*i*i, 7e Abel 1*41 ia ooia 7*,c Itoosiou?FUar 3.i
Bhia WMU S.-4V Baa*. Cora 2,090 both. Oau 14.
bush. Shipment*-Wheat 6,800 bath.
Oata 10.000 bulb.
Dorn 13,100 bath.
COTTON MARKETS-BT TELKOB IPH.
*L*VBBrooi. March 29.-1 p. m.?Cot ton -The talet ef the
day inelu.lwal 10.3'K) bal** American. Fatar-* cloeevt stes.ty.
i;p*iids.L*w Ml.i.i|lBgolau*e.Aprlld*llv*r?ft21 tt4$.buyer*;
AorlaadHay delivery, ft il 84<. bnven ; May aa I June .te
livery. ? 2164'). buveri: Jose aud Jule Uliverv 5 24(14.1.
buyers: Jnly and Aago?l 4*liv*rv, .', 25-84*1. baver- vu*
gnst ind .s-pwuner delivery, 6 3-Sid buyer*. Keptsmber
aaeieietoterelHtlveiv. 6 19-iMel. barer*; Beple'ieber d? .yerr,
t lb 64u- bilyera; October an i Novem er delivery, 6 13-.4d.
eeuer*.
WCKKI.T COTTON MAKKEt.
Bales.
Bale* of tb* week. H7.000
Ainsnea* .... 66 'too
SpecuUtor* took. 2 '00
Kxnorur* leek. 4.hue)
Porwirded from ihip't ilde direct to spinner* . 12.800
Actual tx pott. 6,0'K)
T*Ul receipt*. Bli.DOO
Atnerlran .*H-?",1
Total nock.88-?.i8)$
America* .678."'8)
Ameont et cotton afloat.16.!,ikw
American. 7u.0oo
? alv?sto8. Ma-. -9.-Cot?3B-Qnlet-. Middling, 94: Uw
Middling. 94: '-ieo* Ordiaarr. -*., eel and gross r*
c*:pts 1.'23 bal** ; talia. 4 *2 ka 'et; ll'-ck. 14.12" bales.
Ni. rio I. g. Mar. 29 -Collen ?-tea.ly : Middling, 9 V n*l
ind ar*.s* receipts. 3.1 bat** eiaort* coastwise. 290 bale*-,
tales 197 balee; stock. 23.404 bal**.
SAVAjraAH. Msr. 2- -cotton-guilt; 5Ilddlln?, 14: Low
Middling,'.'4 i Hood Ordlaary, .% ; ae: and gross rec*ipu,
214 bales, export* to ll.e Cnatlneat, 1.2O0 bain , exports
co stwlse, 806 balee; taloa 273 balee; stace. 28.097
balee. _ _ _
(Ej-cnreions.
A Pleasant Winter Trip
To the Tropics.
TRI STEAMS. .TTS OF THE RED " D ? LTNE.
Balling every twelve dayt for Venetuela. K A., tnd tht
toland of Curacoa, W. I., i-ford ao unequalled opportunity
to those wishing to make a thou tea voyage to the tropics.
TB.*e htt"t e?n .teamen, apeclelly bu'li for vht trade are
nroyld"1 with every moder* appllBnC* for *.h? safety, conven?
ience tnd eorrfort of pasgengera. The round trip lt made .n
four wk*. P-.*asre S!<4. P-v de*-y'p"ve pa- phi-' ?? p'y U
Buii/ro., Hi-is* Si i> aili: 1 1.
(.eni-ial Manag-rs, 71 Wall-st.. New-.ork.
finsiiuss (-Th-tnrea.
A PARTY of umbi, linc executive ability
nail Mrg* bualneie experience rio*ire* sa agency far
Fire or Life lusuraa.e co. or .Mortgage, l.oaa and Invest
ireut Co,, or reputable Manufacturing co.; best referuuce*
au* toittiooniai* a* to character aud bunn*** Qualifications.
Address
_ABILITY care of LordUt Thomas, Chicago, 111.
COAL LANDS. TINK LANDS.
mt) acre* KltamUons Coal Lands in DaleConntv. Oa,
?r sale, near ('battalions , 'tenn., and 1 ?a mile* of railroaeL
Also .1.500 acree of Yellow Pine In Southwesters ()<)oigla.
Ael*lre?e H. _'. .Vf Hull PICK Kl;, Ma* un, (ii.
GJ.csgmaKing.
DRESSMAKER.? Hy a first-class dr. s**maker
bythaeiav to eu:, flt. drape*, or take wor< honiei ex
rei em refere-nce. Ael dress aitl'ldTlc, Trlonuo Uptown
offlce, 1,2:1a isnsulway. _
FITTER mid DRAPER.-A first-class hand
a. wishes more *ngag*ui*nU by the dav : late of one of the
leading h*u*es: city r*f.r.a e Adorns* D., '.'50 broadway.
Il** WEST 15TH ST.-Parislsa dressmaker 1
1*' latest faeuiout; perfect Ut; robtt eau be teen.
Hf HST Kl .
fido ?)anu&.
VV* ANTED.?Twenty-five mon as head brake?
men or drill mattera on twitch engines; also Dfty
men tn ivurk with switch eugine as switchmen or vanl
brakemen, under drill master. Only experienced, tem
I IU I .'ii of character ueed apply. To ^Ua*h prii.a
neiit positions with goud pay will lin given bv Chicago.
Burlington and Qulne r Railroad at Chicago and Ita dm.
tlon yaidj. Transportation and hoird en route will be
furnished. Full protection letured. Apply -vl'h rea-om
niendailona to .1. Vf. HAMILTON, ). .nm 40, 01 Broadway.
WANTED?A yinni* Kiri, who is ? good
cook, and for aluin walbing and ironing. Apply at
-2 ?; Heat 'iuth-et,. aaar Headway._
can be made
.referred wha e.m
turill*'! their a wa tu>r*e* and c.ve iheir whole time tu the
taii*lin*?a Spar,, meim**iiti may be nroUiably em ployed also.
A lew vacancies In towns and cities
ll. K. JOHNSON & CO.. 1,009 Main-*t., It dimond. Va
$.10(1 t() ?<m:-00 a month
* I vj" r worklnsr foi us. A (rent* pr
A,
Bitnotions tDanuD
-A.-a.-a??
-females.
-, MUS. L. SEELY.
(formerly Miss L. Catnpbell),
CS WEST 22D ST.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MALE AND FEMALE
Df-FIaOY-fJUfS _H.Ri-._i_.
All references ttrlctly Investigated and on Ale for
Inspection.
?srvanta di appointing families will be excluded
from niy office.
N. IJ.-NOT CONNECTED WITH ANY OTHEtt
0-._C__
08 WEST 22D ST.
\ TI T.NDANT-COMPANIO.v-By an edn
i? cateil, lespeeuble yuin,; womal, from North <).*_?
many, who ?p*ass Knglish wall, at attendant and companion
for a Isdv. or tue care *f irrown children ; goud reftreiioo.
Address lt.. hoi 40. tribune O.nee.
c
MIAMI' ERMA ID and WA_TRESS.-B"v
i-i
???
14
'4
Ita
genteel and relined Oertr.an-Anierican C-l ta Cham
bermald and waitress, or nuise and tea inst tts* Oood
references; city or country. Call No. 1,113 iM-ave., up
one flight.
pHAMBERWORET vTaITING, Ae.?By a
Vj young rirl ; or nur*e aad assist generally ; city or conn.
try; reloreuce's. 13 < tith-av*., above lothet.
(>ooK. wash ek nnd IRONER.?By aBeoich
VJ ITaatettant ; neit, willing aa*t honeai; m ikot eiceleut
1 rs i*i ami s**ips ; eookl all ni**u, dan, ate.: city ?r country ;
good r*tereiie_. 270 b'th-ave.. near l?th *-.
(HOOK, HOUSEWORK,
Vj yaun* wo aaa 1
?ith her little girl of
&c?By a strong
city or coutrr; w.iget noobjeotlf
veari. 138 'ith-ave., above lOth-st.
il
la.
lat
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fiil.-...lI_EKYVOl.K, WAITING, &c-By a
VJ e-a-.u-.- rr..i***i_nt-ul. in prlva'e familv 1 a* chamber,
iia.lid anel avaures* or wo il.l a**lsl with chllelreo : willing
am', ebllglng. n.it loiait in tul* 00 miry. Call or address for
twp days, ti, c.. 134 Ka-t 2*2 lei., near Lexington arc
DUH 1 Wo UK.?By a respectable woman;
he,u*tcl*aniB? m c.ty or couu'rv ; good city reler
en ?. 1 'a .i.i ii vi ry KL. 8. .V'ust l.th-st,_
H0U8EWORK, &c-By a neat. capaMe
Soo! li girl, as homeworker. wsltre<e or n ti rte ; nut
aft ai of any work ; willing, lobei. honetU Call KLBKCCA.
27*6th-av*., 17 h su _ '
HOUSEWORK.-By a younp ProtestanT?_T;
ure*h,,m!i?iwi.rk and waitiug: wax**. CH); coo.1 ref
erence CHKI.a' A Bl KRAI', titi. S'li-ave,, above 42d -.t.
HOUSEWORK.-Bj a very neat English girl
*"* ctn cook, wash. Iron, wilt on teble, tc. ; good ret
crenecg; city or country. Call 1,113 Sd-tve., Arti floor.
INFANT'S NURSE or MAID.-Ry an Eng-"
llsh 1'rotesUtit girl as Qrst-c.a*- Infant*' nur.ee or
rt-ald to yening lady. Call from 10 Hil 2 o'clock; no c?rd_.
No. 115 We;si 53d-st._
MISSIONARY and wife to take care of ori
*** vat* resilience f..r sueumer ; have bael eiperience : teat
1 nv reference Address J. ll. B^ Irlhuue Uptown Office.
1,238 Brosdway.
\UR-sEatidSEAM.srRES8.-Byaneatyoiiiiir
An i.i inisa girl for young or gr*wu children ; otu cut and
tit: best mty rolereiictl : would traval wltb ladv, lt oecesaa.
ry. or could take si nation aa lacy's maid. Mn. TYLKK.
388 Oth-iv*.
WASHING.?By a good laundress ; the first
two dai s in the week or would tako washing h>ime ;
4 yaars' reference from prescutempUyer. loqutr* 005 loih
uv... Mr*. Haily.
\yASHING,?By a first-class colored lauri^
dre** with unsuipaM-ed fscllltlen und reference*,
to do gent's and family w.vihmg by the week air dozen;
liberal trrangeiueiio to Urge Lulllea Addreaa C; __.
JOHNSON. 123 West 80th--t.
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Steamboats (tnt} Railroads.
AY Lr.NE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
Nulli UL--. VA, tad -UL iii.
L ave v a cann iu it. 4 .30 p. m Parlor o*?-s to Balti?
more, thence palace 1 Werne rt, arriving at ol I'olut at
S:l& a. m., Norfolk 9 a. m. H. V- TOMI'S NS,
Uen'l Patt Ageut. 317 Broadway, N. T.
BOSTON, PROVIDEN'CK andEAST,"
V)a .'i'u.alNOTON 1.1 Nh.
Inti ie li.iute at Lowett Hate*.
Steamew l*ave new pier 30 N. M.. one block _bov?
Canal-tt.. at _;(Xt p. m. Jilly, except Sunday.
ivor r 11 b r .TIaTlroad ofnew-jeksey
t-n -Tralaaleave tro-i, Ch*rah*r?-tt St*tl*n week dayt for
Kngleweo.1. Tenafly. (.'Inlier. Hiaeklll an I N'yaok 5 3*. 7:i)0,
B:'-0.. JOaud lli.O a. an.; I 15. 3 3D. 4:')0, 4:50. Sl.'t, ito.
0 40 i?:ijo. IO 3$ p. m., 12 sildaight. -tundavt. trOO, 9:50 A -a.
4 and S p. m. K*r N annal, Sprtog V*ll*y. Mesley aol Tall,
mais, week day?, 7:$0. 9:50 a. m.. 4:50, 0:40 p. aa. Saud__-i
.50 a. ul. anil 8 p. m.
ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 401.317.
711 tail l'-7 llio-alway. 133s Buwery, 1d7 Weet-st,
1 Battery Place, Olia nuere .ireet ani 23e| Street feine*
Ntw-Yok; I'll ?nd 333 .ulton-*;.. tlreoklyii; 107 hro.l
way, Williamsburg; corntr .Ntwar* and Ualton ?t*.. Hobo
k**,i _,?* ??*,n(?*i)ery.*t., ml New-sutloB. Jen*y atv
where rioktl***- I'.r or *ir Meepiug Car reeeryaclaas ant
orelera forohoa-king ant tra?*f*r ol baggage eau b* .ibu ne<_
Kipras* train* biav* 23d-*U ti inlautes *anler than tim* thowa
fiom (lh*m*era-st.s IocaI tr.ln* 5 tu li enlnut** earlier
9 a. m. (Sunday*. (haen'eer*-*t. Sib. a. .sc 7 55 a. en)-Day
Kibie*. I'ullniAn Bullet Ora tuamotu Coaohaa to Kl.
? ira. Harnell.villa, ButTtle. Pullmaa ?le*ping Coach
Hom HuritllivllietoCioclanati.
0 p. eu.-Dsjly -Chicago ind St. l.suia Limited," a solid Prill,
mae train of Dav tal BolTtt ->i*epluc Cnachee to hndala,
NUaiar* (**ala*, Corrv, Meedvilie, Clatlnmll. Chicago and
M. Lani*. Nu eur* chery* for tssi tune.
ll.it) p. ia - Haliy cnieaji* Kipras*. Pnlinsau BatTet Ui**ptng
Coach** to Hlnghasitaa. Owsg*. Eluur*. KoabMler, Hu?
f?lo. Jamestown. Youngstown. Cincinnati and e hicago.
Rntlaer'oft ant |-a*?*ir?I 45 7. 7 .u. i,i..i i a m.; 12 noon
I li. AA io, 4:40, 6:10. 5:311. 5 SD. 0 IO, li 30. 7:30, 9 IO* 30
p. m.: 12 night. Also to Kuthsrfar i n bO a, m.. a.2() p. nt
10 l'as*?ie*. 9 u. in . 6 p. m. Suadag*. *:*\5. (J: 15. 10.3d a. __'?
. Wto'D -'.4, el ?tu, 7 lt), ll. li) 30 |V ta 12 night. '
Paterion?4:4.. 7,7-50, !?, 10-110*. m., 12a*>o* lu a. 3:30.
. I. 4 I i. ? 4'), 9. 1:111, 5:30, 9:50, 8:10. 1-HO 7:3 >, 9,
10.li), ll 3d p. ia.; 12 night, hu alar*. 4 45. H.li, 10;$.
? a.ui ilanooii;a, 4. 6:S'), 7:1';. t?. 10 30, 11:10 p.m.; linifil
Newark a* I Htiormo. vi* Nswars-5 *5, S:M>. *, a .10, li) mi
II 'Oa.JB.l 2, 3 3d, 4 20. 4S0. 52';. 6:50. *.lo 7 SO. IO
p. m.: 19$lfht iind?y*Li)a ai.. 3:10. $. ito. 730 o. tn.
Bldgsw ai* .ri - i(T*rn-4 4-. 7:50 IO: 10 ?_ m., 1-45 4 5
5:<0. i. 3*i. 7 f). ii. IO Up. *n.; t-'nigiiu Also Va Itirire
wo*.). *-50 a ia.; 4:30, 5 JO a m.: to-affsra. . HO n. n.
Niei.uy*. 4 45. " IT, 1 Ulla, i*; 2. 4 t 111) ?.m.-. 1$ Bight,
.N*w*ui t an I i'urn wall. 7 5 ??. 9 ,. *n. 3 .D. ll*, b-00. A lt
p. m. 1..1...UV-*, H-Ma. m.; 'J. 5 p m. . vu. a. ?
i ) p. m.
9. I" :$0 a. in , ll BO, 4, 4 ia*
'' nBdayt, I ii, s IS, lotto a bli aila
11 rn ?
Mlddletowu tad P*rt Jery|*-4;46, 7:50. 0. 10:30 a. nu; 3:34
i . .
. -a ,1 ?'?? 'I tl I
Ktjire?*tr?:na tr*m the Wtatarrivolu Mew-Vurg at 7:65.
1$ 56*. si., and li) ,19 p, qa
IV. 1' L I*. rAR_tKH.
Ueuoral Maaagea ?*u*r?i l'***enger Ageut,
Steamboats ano Bail.oa&e.
NEW-rORK. ONTARIO AND WESTER!
uah. vt ai -ittiu* ie*v* from terri** av weet ?<M
uni l?y se*, a* follows: . .
West 4U-C4.. 7 -so e. m. ; Jay-ev. 7 "30 a. m.. I? J>
Ile'own, Fullihurc. Monticello. Liberty. Waltoo. Deltd,
vnrw'eh Coca Home. Oneida. En I wm. Oewego. Buffel*,
Oe'"*" (Tali-,go tVsPkin valley poler*.
We,| '?d-?t . 4 10 p o . J*y *'. 1Ut*e fOT MIS'
lle'f.wn Ellen vt ll- Walli),, Valley polBls.
irei' a. ,,?,rn*-..?"
Pullman sleepinr-car ber'h* reterved a' 307 Rroadway.
rime MMe*, ticket* Ac, at 907 307. 944. 1.326 Broad.
way. 737 Oth-sva., 134 Kial *25rY*L, 204 Weat I24tk.il.
New-York. J. C. ANDBttON, tl. ?. A_,
_18 V.ichaag* Place. New. Tot*.
SHORE LINE.?All Rail Root? for Boaten.
\.w;*iit and the ? -asl, *.xpj*? ,r],,., a,r*iea v.oo*
Lia. Mai a,n at a a m. aud I p. ox Uu.lUid Kxpre** an* ?
uew Kxpt.ee train i'.l p. m., Jne.pt tiuaday. gist Ex*
preta at 11 p. m. dally. Palace Parlor-can er bleeping.
ears tn deaOnalkm.
| EHIOH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave toot Of Cort__D$t SM
Desbrottee tte. ti follow* I
7 a m. for Cat*>*'.que and Intermediate point*.
8 a- m. fo"* Geneva. Lyoaa, Kimi ra. Rochette., Baffato
tnd the Weat and principal local point*. Chair cat to
Wilke* barra.
1 p. rn for l'linnhannock and interneUJau point*.
Chair car to Tuckhaanock. Connection to Reading aad
Harrisburg.
3 40 p m. for Pl turon tod principal iDtontedUta
point* Chair ear to Pittston.
6 20 p. m. for Copley and Intermediate point*. Um*
B*c"rri to Reid'nB and Harrisburg. Chair ear to Ooplty.
6 50 p. m. for Geneva. Lyons, Elmlrtk Roc bettor, But*
fal'i and the West. Pullman sleeper to Lyona.
8:15 n. m. tor Lauren and Intermediate polata.
Trains leaving at 8 v m.. 1 p. m. and 3 40 p. m. tow ?
nect for all points In Mah-noy and Haaleton caral ra-iJont.
-I.Ni) AV 1 KAI. .*
8 a. m. fur Mauoh Chuula* Haddon and InteracdUIB
pointe
6 "20 p. ro. for <'nillir and inurmediato polata
6 50 p. m. fe er Oeaeva, Lyon*. Kimi ra. Roe.hests*.
Buffalo *"-* "-* Wraf. Pullman sleeper to Lyoaa.
General Ks* tern offlce. 235 Rroadway.
PAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
Vj COMFORT, NORFOLK, portsmouth and
'TH.
On and aller fe-V-miry C*.h. 1.88, trains of the NEW.
TORR. PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK R. _L will
leers foot af Cortland! and Desbro**** *ta aa follow*;
Week dav* 9 a. m., arriving at Old Point Comfort $ p. aa.
Dally 8 p. m.. arriving at Oil Point Comfort 9 a. aa. Ticket*
parlor-car seats and sleeping bertha tecured at any Ticket
Ii.r car sea;* and sleeping berths secured at any Ticket
Oflle-e of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
HW DUNNE. Supt. R. B. COOKETo. P. * F. A.
?JENTKAL KAI .ROAD OP NEW-JERSEY.
-OOH ol' LIBERTY STREET, NORTH _UV?&
Time Table of December 8, 1887.
For PHIL ve >Kt.PHI A tod H.1...1U*., Bound R rook
tl 4. 7 .10, 0, ll a. m. ; 1 30. 3. 4, 530. 7 .30. IS
p. m. St'NDtVS at 4, 8 46 a. m. ; 5 30, 12 p. m.
iraliJ* leaving al 4, 7 Ao. ll a. m., I 30, 4, S 30.
7 a'i". 12 (i- m. have connection for Reading, Harrisburg.
PoiUvllle, etc., 4 a. m. for Keaton, Bethlehem, Al.eatowa*
Mauch Chunk. Reading, -larrlaburg. eu. Oa burnda/ tM
Elston.
7 and 7 BS a. m. for Flemington, Eicon, Bethlehem.
Al'*' '*wn, Mauch Chunk.
8 30 b. m. for Kl-miujrtoo. High Rrldge Branch. Eas*
foo. Hethlehem, Allentown. Mauch Chunk. Wilke* ?*.--*,
Scranton, Reading. Harrisburg, Potuvllle, Tamaq-a.
Pbtrirokln, Sunbury. LewUburg, WI II lams port
1 p in for Flemington, KasUeu. lietiiicnoBi* Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg, eta.
3 Ab p. m. for easton, ii-ioi-hom. Allentown, Mauch
Chunk. Wilgesbarra, scranton. Tauuqua, shamokln.
4 30 p. en. lui Kl-..,in,iou. High Illidge Branch, Ea*.
ton, iiet-leno-t, Allcuiown, .leading. Uarrltburg. et*.
6 00 and 6 30 p. ra. tor Somerville and - lemingto*.
0:45 p. m. tor Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown, Manta
Ch'inK. .-I- un sucdayi at & 30 p. m.
4 00. b 15, ll 15 a. u... 1 li 0. I 0O 4 30, 6 15 ft m. ;
!-i"d-?7*), 0:00. 9 00 a. av for Red BCAk. Lung Branch, (Asl
bury Park, Ocean Grove, except Bu- tri), Point Pleasant.
4. 8 116 a. m., I 00. 4 30 p. m. j, LAKEWOOD, Toms
BJ vt* Parlor Car, ut 100 and **yP* m.
4 a. m., 1 i> n tor A i LAN ?10 CITT, Vineland,
Bride -'on. Parlor Cart at 1 p. tc.
4 00. 0:00, 8:16. ll HS, ll 45 a. m., LOO, 4, 4 3$,
S 30, rt 15 p. m. Sundayt 0 :00, 9 a. m. for Perth Ambor.
* 4, 8 15, 11 ill a. m . 4 :J0 p. m. lor Monmouth Beach*
Reabr'ght. Highland Reach
OUWICH LINE.-Favorite Inside Beete.
larva raducea to iiustou, fi. .Vurceeter. *2 SO , or*
wich, $1 05; New London, *1 40. Corresponding reduct! A
tu all point* Fast. Steamers CITT of WoRC'E-IT-u-L
ClTT OF BOSTON and CITY OF LAWRKNCE le?v* Pie*
40. N. lt.. at 5 p. m. G. W. BKADT, Agt.
ti
ton i-_xpre-*s" or i'uiimau farior Cart ind Peon
Ito il ri a] Dining Car, _ai y, except Sunday, 10 *
rive Washington 4 0$ p. __ tal dally, 3 40 "v a
a'on 9 T2 p. m. . regular at 6 20. 8 (W
HOSTOX via FALL RIVER LINE.-Only $3
-*-* for flrst-cltss limited ticket*. Reduction to New.
peart, Fall River and all ether pointe. Steamers PILOitlM
and PROVIDENCE. Leave Pier 28, N. H.. toot of
Murray-iC, at 6 p. m. dally, Sundays Included. Con
i.e. inui by Annex boat from Brooklyn at 4 :S0. Jaree*
City 4 p. tn. AN ORCHESTRA ON EACH STEAMER.
Tlckeu and itateroome tecured lt prlneiptl tnnefor Ind
ticket cilices, tt oftlco on Pier 28, aud on iteamer.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
uu and alter i i.itii ARV 0, 1888.
(IRANI) TRCNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Tri'ns leave New-Vork, vi* Desbro?ses and Cortland!
Btre*i Fen-lcs a* follows:
Harrisburg. I'liuburg and the West, with Pullmaa Palac*
Cars attache*i_, 9 00 *. m., 7 and 8 p. m. dally. Kaw*
York ind Chlcign Limited of Parlor, Dining. Bmoklng
and sleeping Vestibuled cars at 9 :00 a. m. every day.
Wi i ai spurt, Ixic-k Haven, 9 oo a. m., 8 p. m. ; Corry and
Erie at 8 P- m., connecting at Corry tot Tl tut viii*, Pa*
troieum (.'entre and tbe Oil Regions.
Fur l.-bain,ii, u 00 -. m.. 3 20 p m. and 12 13 night.
For Norristown. Pheulxvllle, PotUtown and Reading,
8.80 and ll :00 a. m., 1:00 and 4:00 p. nv Saturdays
nmy. h if.' p. m. Sundayt. 8*15 and 10 00 a. m.
Baltimore, Wa-hincton and the South, ?? Limited Washing*
ton Express" of Pullman Parlor Can tnd Pennsylvania
" ii lay, 1, a. d. . at.
3 40 '?. mu. arrlr
20 8 00 aod 8 3d
1 too, 200. 4 30 and 9 00 p- m.. and 12 "1 fi night,
Sunday, rt 15 ani U :00 a. m., 4 30 and 9 00 p. C., and
IS'IS nlfht
For Atlantic City, I p. m. week-days (through Parlor Oar).
Fur Cape May, ll TO a. bl week-day*. Saturdayt otlft
I P- IB.
Lonn Branch, Ray Head Junction and inurmedlan tt*.
lions, ria Raliway and Annoy, 9 HO la. m., 12 boob,
3 40 and 6 pm. On Sunday, 9 45 a. m. and fi p. nu
(do ntii stop at Asbury Park).
For Old Pin!- uu Norfolk, vi* New-York, Philadelphia *
Norfolk lUiltsi-d, 8 p.m. every day; vi* Bal tl cora aol
Bay Linc, 4 30 p. m., week-days.
Buai.s ut - Uri-'kiyu Anuex" connect with ell through
trains at Je.aey City, affording t ep**dy and diraoi
transfer for llmn-xlyn traveL
Train*, arrive . i* mm I'ltusouig, 7 TO. 8. ll 30 a. m., 7 and
9:35 p. m. daaily, From Washington and Ba!timora.
6 2'i, 0 50 a. m., 1 :20, 3 20. 3 30, 4 :50, fi 60, 9 2.
and 10 :35 p. m. Sunday, 8 :*_0, 6 50 a. m.. 3 24, 6 40,
9 i'_i) aud 10 35 p. _- From Philadelphia, 3 40, 0 20,
0:5C 7H0, 8, ?:20. 9 30, 10:40. II 30.
II :,0 a. m.. 1 20, 2, 3:2), 3.30, 4 150. 6 ;50. $ :20. 7.
7 "20. 8 50. 9 20. 9 -55, 10 35 > bl and 12.90 alght
Sunday, 3 *10. S 20. 8:50. 7 "20. 8:05. ll 35, ll UM
a. m.. 3 .20. 5 ?.*>0. 7. 8:05. 9 20. 9 35, 10 35 p. m.
FOU PllH-ADElaPU---.
K.\pr_6s Trains leave New york, via LeeO-oases and Corv
landt Street Ferries, as follows:
0 30, 7 -.o, e, 9. i9, v hicagu -.louted aod 10. Washington
Limited, Dining Cars', and ll *. m.. 1. %, 3:20, 4, 4 :30.
6, 0, 7, 8 and 9 p. m. and 12 :13 night, Accommoda?
tion, 8 :30 and ll 10 * m.. 4 Au and 7 p. bl Sundays.
Expms 0 15, 9 (8 LHnlted) and 10 a. bl. 4, 4 TAO, 9*
c., 7 .i and *,i p m. and 12 15 night.
Trains l-ating New-Yura daily, except Sunday, at 8, 9*
10 and ll MO a m., 1, 2, 4, 5, Sp. m. and 10 a. bl, ani
B p. m. on Sunda>s, connect at Trenton **)r Camden
Returning, trains leave Broad -tmet statica, Phil*aeiL*l*.
12 01. 3 120, 4 05, 4 40. 6 36, 0 50, 7 SO, fltO,
8 :30, 8 40, ll and tl :15 e. m. Limited Express, wita
Dining Car, 1 :14 and 4 ISO p. -fl). 12 49, 2 30. 3 :_K>, 4.
6, 0, 0 35, 7:12, 8:12 and 9:50 p. m. 0a Sunday,
12 101, 3 20, 4 05, 4 40, 5:85, 8 30, $ 40 a. BL. 12 .49.
3 :30 (4 :.0 Limited). 6:28. 6:33. 7 12 and 8 12 a. tn.
Leave pinl.ideiphi i. via Can-ien, 9 00 a. m. and 4 JO p. rn
dilly, except Sunday.
Ticket unices. MA 433 and 944 Broadway, I A.stot
House, 8 Battery Place and foot of Des broeu.es and Cora*
landt tu. ; 4 Court-it.. and Brooklyn Anno* Station, fool
of Knit.an-.t-. Brooklyn, Station. Jeraey City; Immigrant
TIC'S onire, Ca?tl* c. arden.
i* New Yora i lao-fer Company will call for and caeca
bagx-g" from hotels and residences.
CHAS E P GH. J. _L WOOS,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
HIV. K RAILROAD
GREAT FOCR-TRA?"K TKl'SK LIN_L
On aad after December S tralee leave
C1KAND CENTRAL KTATION,
Larcestaaei Hnest Paaseacer Kut<on tn Aatene*
?toppiurat New c-,.town -talion nn lHgth-it., ae noted.
18a. m., Rochester and Montreal Kxpres*. drawdag raata
cari t? Albany, i ror aud Byracaie, elao to Montreal ant au
Alham.
?9:60 a. m- KA.MOfn CHICAOO VKSTfBOLK? LIM*
I'1'Ki). coniaosivlexcliniytly of -InffetsainktBg-eer, dlalag*
car. drawing-room ami tleeptng ctrs, for Albany, titler Syr*,
cuse. Kui healer. Buffalo, Kn*. Cleveland and Toled* *rriv.
Inc Chicago '.-.50*. ta. next Ur.
t 1" nu*, en., e bicaco . tnrei* far NUcira rall* Tereala
develin t, ('Im Inn ? tl. I ia! I an liol a*, Detroit and Chteagtt
drawmc-room cart tu Cantadalgna aa* Rocheeter.
I ll:3u a tu. Western Now-York aad Norther* Cxpree*.
with drawinc-rooiii oar*.
I itt) r. ra.. Alii.inv, Troy and Utica spec Ul with drawtaa.
ree a cars t* Albsay and Troy. Ceaoeote at Tray tor Sar*.
tags *n "aturday* enly.
?4 :? m.. Accommodation to Albany and Trev.
f-.i n. m., hast Chicaco, (Inemaatl and St. Coal* Era rest
for NUirara Falls. Buffel* 8usa*a*lon Brince,Toronto.Ci*r?
lind, e'lceiunail, ln.'l?nan*et*, st Coull, Tu.*do, Detroit ead
Cnie.ico, with ileeplac and dlnlnceara.
!?>; 3o pu m.. Meeiitretl ind Caaandaltua Kxpreee, daily.
Hl*ep:ii?c_rtta PUttaburgand Montreal vto Roue*"! fetal
sad via -*t. Albans, alan ta brracuse and e'anaadalgma, dally
except Hu mt ar. rumley train ilooe not mu we*tof Aibaay.
9i>. ni., spacial 81e*i,sr. arrives Koo beater 7:40a. m. Bo_S
tain 9:38 a -h., and Clerelacd 1 26 ix m. next dar.
t"ll In p. nu, Kasi Night Kxpreee tor Rocheeter. Bnftia,
Niagara Ka! s_Tortn'?. Cleveltad. ClaeieuaU, Iadl*aapall_.
bk Louis. Detroit *ud O'lea jr e, wiih 'teepine eera. Sleeping
cars io watsrtown vi* utica, dally exoerl Sataraay, allot*
Cansndalcua on auadays nair.
1- o'*.-ht, Alnssv Kniress, with ileentngearc to Albaar
andTrir. fonnecti with tht moraine train* fortheWee^
.* ? . .'..-a Lek* Oeorge andterthe North (exoept Sitar
day aiclit).
Tickets aud spice tn drawing-room a?4 tt*aplnc carteu
tile al Grand Centr I <atati.ui. 413. 7S6 and 94J Breadwar,
12 Hark Place, 7 H*tie<-y Plae*. 82 Weet IJStb-iA ead lSSth
it. tatum. Sew-Yoik- ki.3 ac-*initict*a and 7S0 Pulto*
its, Brooklyn, sn*) 79 Ith -st.. Williaaithurc
\\ a?*u-ott'* Kxpreai calli for aid e.aecki baggage Oom hetoU
er resletesre*.
? Hun daily; other* dally except Snodar. IBtoa al SSth*
?t ntation to tot- up pi**eig*r* for North aad Wait.
J. M Tor* EY. HKNKY MONETT
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