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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
Exports FROM SEPT. 1. 1872. TO OATS.
% Retain Other

HAY, orn and in fair request I'll 10 Tor Shipping 81 3GS IS
for Retail lots sSc for Salt Hy anu o3d5 Tor e9Isr sAH
aud steady 81 va 81 40 l0r Long hye pA~pi u ""
Short do, and IS G90c. Ter Dat n ,,
MOLAsSES-No reported the market dull and unchanged
We que old crop follows Cuba 1880 Porto heo SSdS and
Engish Island, 3Od33e. crop HewOreins, sOGs1c
NAVAL sTORES-Sps Tupenne has continued In fair demand
for rather better Pres the s.es wee q bes a. 90
At the sold fairly about previous pnees sales
o. Ordinary Strained 81 49, $40 bba good DO at - we
50 large lots quoted 81 % % and 800 bD No. AZ - 10
Tar scarce and very - 50 for Washington and s47S Cor VIII
mingon. ..,. -. o. 49,, .-.....h,,i. I'D.
Crude Cotton Sd Il IN hgh supply aud
Lsr steady, with fair looons aenno a. iot
Prime Winter. Other Oils without chsnEe
PROVsl0NS-A degree Of activity and steSness have dsin,
uhed oar the week The local shipping demand
ss good and with light arrivals notice rapid depletion IN our
sellers have had the advantsg and contend hA, TIE
eseet stock will be exhausted New becomes
plenty The spirited demand for the Continent has been quite surprise
should onuaue cannot look Tor low prices Tor
New Mes early IL would be difficult 70 estimate the
Hog products in Europe should pnces
rule per lower than last and We feel eondent that
and with scarce a. the West
and money per per pnces inevitable In
Prime little has been done for want Of assortment es Of Od
SIS New do. Sl6, and City $T the STOCK OF S
Pork is dull and heaTy-ony bbing de-
mAnd and regular go bbs at $s oGs % for
81 rs for Clear; future delivery therr nothing
Of light and the
It's bbs 10 81 for Extra Mess New" anu
on private terms er demand and 6rner sales Of 10
" n, pri,n, hess Cut
sales OF 5000 Hams Sdyi o feA
ADJ iiiagic Tor Pieied 900 smoked halss and 90 fresh
short Clear Jsouar s $50 bote Short Gear ht hsH OF
Dscember at lie Short Rib spot At &C. and o boxes
Long and short seller February and Msrh on V terms
Hogs rmr and saabe We quote Al y 9t wy anu
PgA steady but queti sales OF GS b anu c AZ
sI Tor No l. sc Cj 6c for Far TO fnme steam Tor
fue delivery OF go seller December 76e 100
on pry,te for
delivery, private terms
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
grso,ura1 xA9KnTg

toxnox Nav llI3oa mC oene At 92l for moesy 90
9 for The account states Five fwen'Y eones ls % i
I8s s3 TenFonies ~ new Fyes,5 Ene kissy mars ~
Issue Of 1862 NJ
LrygRPoOG Nov ELL m-Coon opened quiet ani feAa'i NO
ding Lplands 9id Mdding Orleans, lctL -. - -, =.
Liverpool Nov l6l m.-Conoh quiet aoo seao'' s> "
Middhug Orleans for November At 3D. -
IoSpoS Nov 6-JO D. closed al 81! for moosy sh
92 FOR the account United gegy bonds l o.
l5s Fore $40 New Ky esk Ene Railway 'bare' WI
PARIS, Nov l6-Ilentcs 81 sc. -.
IryyKPoo Nov 6-l.3O mCo,on closed u1chargd ne sae.
Of the day have bales including 200 r spe1aoh sos
EXPORT BrcadstuFs que sGE6 GENITAL of s'ef
age California " hiie ...~.... :. -.
LoSDox Nov. l6-EVenng -sphs TOrpenuSe 81 dDs pet
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Nov an pkg. Ashes s baes Cotton l1y Dds ~
Copper, pigs Dried Fu l9S bus hg S D"' 20
ush Whest eOICoj bah Corn, ~ bush Oss W vap.
Malt 24Op BARLEY, 80 bb Beans, g bol Meal ~ oes,
bales Hop Hides a hds Hcs 1903 ses L~ttb ~
pxgs Beef pks Meats GO Lar % kegs Lard ~ kg
btelhn 46l pFs Butter 40 rsg. Checse, u pkg~ Isnr
Lard Oh Starch, 81 hpeitef i
hld. Tobacco, Si7 bbls Whfkg, 25T 'es Wool.
The receipts ofthe pnpa f Produce Tor the Seet frdeg Ny
sl8l bb Flour, IS bbl Mnnky Jk bush Ssfn
Nal 23Jl bag Corn Neal lO3O7 b. Wheat tJ2 essh sers
1875 723 bush s1j bush. 80 buh. Malt SltH eash
B bae seed l,I6 bash fea,, III PIKE Ahes 80
pEgs pkgs Pork $3.50 pbg Cot Mea.s 1913 tss lso ~
kegs Lard. Loo pEgs OIL Gaze.
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COTTON MARKETS.

B,rrNoRr Nov lb-Coon dal Miidnes. Bic net receipts
2s be Qro receipts ~ hsi eIpofeoast~se q oAs sss
~ Nov IeCotton qae hddnr Isle re, receipts,
az bales eIporsoOsvis as baes sales Ss9 oAes soei -"
bales a. o.
7ic; Middngs, Isle hdnss lsS net ecepis - b
he Conunent
Bales; to-day 30 baes last evening Rio baies os NNI
baes -. o-u---
Low Nitlngs Isc mddbngs ls3e net receipts IA bales
sales, 800 bales; stock 2IiS bales
Nav I6-Uo;t0n quiet, but arm; Good OndiHsrY LIE
I Mnrs l7i dse; Mddlngs lJl receipts. te+ baei
,. 10 Great Britain Asa bscs " the Continent 100 eaes sales.
VaSSrsT. Nov S-cOttOu If fair denardi sadkns' he
eents 800 bales; sales l.l59 bales.
CfycNSArf 6-Coon Que hddlngs Nic nceipts, Us
bales; shipments sl7 bales; stoek. 3,oos bales
PHLApELPHLk. Nor. 10 -COon quiet httihngs 1910.
NORFOLK l6COt0n-LoS hdngs III dec reeeipts.
SIS bales eIpors-cosstSse ASA bales
ST. Nov 6ColiOn nominali Addhns sic; receipts s
bales shipments. 22 bales
Low Mddinz 7id7ic; Good Ordinary le9i7e Ordinary $50
GALVESTON Nov l6Cotos steady, Good Ordinary l6le net
eeipts 65l bales; sales 80 bales; STOCK 5tS8 bales
BosruS Nov l6-Colton-NO market. MdHnss i9 receipts
bales receipts $3.50 baeS krpora-to Great bnan os
bales, stock, 5000 bales -.
CaIHIEsroS 6-Ccon dull; iddrsg III 9se 70. ma
dHHgs l76lItc God Ordinary ldl1ici Ordinary ~ nf
Az bAss Great Britain 80 bales 70 ne osn
SIS bales 27 bales sales ls bales Stock <
bales. 49,, ,. , -.
LO0nuLLs Nov Lection ques hisnHsa ''ie receipts 'es
bales; shipments l.l6O bales
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And the loIlowlng for Dc City Bank stocks:

Railroad bonds are less active at the close, ana prices
are very generally steady. The Union Pacific first mort
gage bonds sold at 37l and Incomes at ~ There was
a good business in Milwaukee and st. Paul gold rs at
97iag7t The Pacific mortgages closed as follows:
Cemtrals, 1OO0lOl; Union Frsts 81 Gs7i Union Land
Grants, 76i077 and Union Incomes 7i07S. The follow
ing are the bids:
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II RAILROADS ON DIysloE-From foot q DEsBRossts-
from foot Of CORTLAND sTF0 WEST PHILADELPHIA
$500 and s:S N, il2O 900, 5.oO, 500 $50. II
MORE and WASHINGTON and rag WEST va Btitnor 800
m and 500 Per the s0UTE 9;Os and $500. Ps
Baltimore and daily S:Oo train,
without shangs FOR the WEST wa RasAd-Soo
and 500 7os and So Pansn attached 70
AT 800 ana hrosEh iron Ees.Ysrk PtsTgh Cheass
spd Louisville without ebaags PuaAs ATTACHED As
500 H. daily, and hfo0sh Pittsburgh CDsnRta, L0ss
vile asd Louis without eA.aEe Pullman Palace ssebe
40 the 1905 daily and through Cincinnati Louis
vile IsdsEspshs, without ehahge PulEan Palace are A.
thFough EeN-YOrk PIlts
lgr Fort Kayn ChcsgO Whost Tlakes for sale
feet Of Dssbross foot % COssdts sa4 Broadway cDHu
a = cAtsITT bssI HtsaE0 EW. JACKSON sssl asgt
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL BRN RAILROAD,


NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE to Water Gg s0a9i69fg scranton
Syracuse Oswego WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Dtpots Of Baoay. and foot Of Chsopherst
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MONDAY July J. 1872
81& BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. BoontOn Branch.
directly through from HeWYork TO Bnghmon Syracuse and Os
without change connecting at Dover with Chester r. at
Waterloo with K, and At Scranton With l. aud B. r for
Kingston. Wilkesbare Pttston &c
IT'S m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Dsnve with Boon
ton Branch Dover with Chester Branch at Waterloo with SUSSEX
for And0ve ard Newton Washington with the D. and W. r.
for Water Gap Soudsbu Scranton Great Bend BngAmton Sa
OswegO Phpbug with Lehgh and SQuehGnna and
lehigh VALLEY K. r. for all points on those rosdE
1900 No. PHILLlPSBURG EXPRESS stObs al Newark Madison
NoroVn and intermediate stations at Waterloo with SUSSEX
and Suquehanna r. Lehgh Valley r. for Bethlehem Allen
Mach Chunk. Nikesbsrre Reading and Harrisburg
<lO IN. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson ard
BOon directly through Scranton and Bugamt0n without
change stopping stations Connecting Dover with
Chester T. r, and az Wstefloo with SusseI r K
34O PHILLPSRURG EXPRESS connects 81 Dover with Ches
ter R. az Waterloo with SuseI r. and Phpsuurg With Le-
hgh and Susquehnna R. and Lehgh Valley r. K for Bethlehem
Allentown Reading. Harrisburg and the West "a,
1870 HACKErTSTOWN EXPRESS connects with Chester R,
and Nh Sussex r. r. for Andover, Newton. and Franklin.
5:2U .. 10. DOVER EXPRESS. .
For M0RRISTOWN 7l5 so HOO 1890 2:3o $40, 1870
$40, and Z D.
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE T5 80 $40 $40. 1o;lo,
ard 1900 ll0 $780, $50, 4jO $3.50 $40 6:OO 1900 $780, 9l9,
For NEWARK at 7lS 1880 80 $50 go $40 'Io1o 1O:4o
lI:O0 m 1900 "l0 200. s230 $50. $40 $50 s40
$50 4:40 $40 $40 600 500 800 $500 &C., s:l5 and 1900
Trans marked stop a. East Newark
Leave NewYork for BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAIR at 7;45
G5) AM lo:4o sad 200 5;2O q 40 ~ t29 ana so m
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,lv. sNvaek onlT. ttGoshsn SUNDAYS only.
JOHN n. ABBOTT, Itn'l PAst'r Az


ATEW-HORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HARI-
N FORD RAILROAD-SeW-Yofk and New-Hsven Division
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING OCTOBER I, 1872.
Passenger NyTort Twenty seent1 and FouthIys
Entrance on Twentyseyentb.si.
TRAINS LEAVE EEW-IORK.
Fer EewHaysn. sWLl, ll:3O l2;lS (BLl (bLh 30
$3.50 $50, and (RL) and (EIl ,.c.,.r, o..
Bridgeport l. (EI s. :5o n; l2;l5 ell ELh 5;'''
For Mliors I'D srsford l. 15v NJ; 9e $50 80 p n
Por Rsirsea, Southport aHd WsPOrt l. l;SO nj StS 49,
For South ROrwsE RI) ll:so l2IS I) KI) 3tS,
i To SfD ss 30 81 : 3 % s 1's is 10 So epm
For stamford (Er g. TO- l;So p:5 (ELl 2:l5 lEL)
Rochelle and Po Chester and eI stopping at Mount Vernon
For Grsenweh ssd intermediate Stations TO- 1so H.; 2;l5.
sxpd,T Mail Train seventhst NsWioIf att for
Boston Springfield Line stopping At New Rochelle Port Chester
Stamford EorW sDd bridgeport and a. for Boston VIA
ESor, Line stopping Vernon, Msmaroneet and Rye
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston VIA Springfield. a. m and P m
For Boston, via Shore Line, l2:l5, p
Tor Hartford and Springfield. m; 2:lS. aud D.
For Newport, r. l., a IN. ane lI;l9 p m.
River Railroad R;l5 D. 10 0reenhed
D NJ, o Aostreal and White Mountains
Po Hartford Providence and Fshkil Railroad m lzS NJ
Fo Shore Line RAJ wsy Norwich and Providence ll;S
: 70 NeW. LoadOn and Norwich snd p m Boston IL
For Connecticut Valley Railroad, f. m aBd p NJ
For New Haven and Northampton Railroad /" ~ u" 70 '
7of ReTEisyeS Midilesown Railroad (Ar Lns)
For Hoasst6ne Railroad. a n and p m.
Railroad D. and 4N D m 70 NsSoo'l
Por Dinboy and hor"alk Railroad T. ''a a. M 1918 'u
For sSepsug VALLEY Railroad DsBbny and Novat e.
~ ~, y Canaan Railroad a. m l2l5 $3.50 ard $50
attached 70 and tram ana aso
70 SUNDAY either line DaWngToou ears siehea 70 ln
~ and trains .
ear procure eis 70 point reached over TINS ROAD
~ nss OF tbs SewYok EeWaTen and Hartford cor Tsen
and Fouthtrei also the onets tne
T,,s % fDods Rrpress No 9A Broadway and No Courst
Broon SaS bv suitable notice esE have their baggage ss
wi AN '"'e John 4. MOODY. SUIT n Y. L ~ II, Div
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i 1 y SEos SEPT l, 1872. TO DATE.

PREIGHTS-There been fair demand for Grain room a. stay
rates, but aside from this ruled dull vessels suitable
to the trade fair request for charter at %
Ga BY sail 5000 bush MO London, l5eoobes Flour at
sali 500 Salmon at 25 10 Gsg9w sTo oos CE M
ords with $500 qs Grail on pnyse terms ,n p ptaaa DS s
Mediterranean Adnate Italian brig hence to tie hr
200 bb Refined 40 a. o ~ SP 1 h CTe or Re-
sSed Do on private terms British bark from PhsdePha 'he
direct Swedish bark hence % Marseiles with z'g ooi
Gibraltar e for orders With 90 b5I Refined Petroleum at 6s Cd
GRANOu Wheat market the past ue1s hss Geea os ~ Fo
and the mness freg have greatly restricted ansieuons ad
S Close he wear with limited stOck-but this has alei to
stimulate the milling OF export inqTan we are S S sS
less this time last year, this in ordinary years YOU'D geIy
81 % che 3G0 9ai 8 S9r The liberal supplies saoat
United Kingdom ering ester influence b t oa,
last year Is chiefly rom Caiorna mort 10Y
I SssSb Great Britain until January February while the
shipments non Int tsg Of Weiearn from California her
surplus is not 100000 bushels she Will require RJn
srer quantity for than hitherto or this surplus freight mas oen
engaged Tor more half her surplus and some 20 vessels are now On
way, which, with transient vessels wi" Il Is tnSoS1 S De e,
tire surplus Ih arg sDpR5 5ph Of the eereal year
they obtain supplies for the residue OF the year 70 meet @
a se0IS p te eansry Is much below general expectations
supply unOund Wheat in the hands OF farmers proves 70
arger sen supposed early IN sep@0ef anu m1sb lighter
Winter Wheat thIehns progresses sS,lit gpsT, below
that Of last The quantity Of wheat on s 'Se O G ba.
sc sDor II. SeT have been s BUSH against 3 5 bush
The orspodng week year holders Of Wheat at toe open
ng of Change held back freghroom scarce
me Of market closes quiet but stronger the dsmna
for exDort and Spring; Winter In moderate req D
em Choice White Winter held with much condolences the ses are
81 400 bush 81 43d 81 46i FOR No Chicago spng ana 20
NobWestat in stOr; 81 for No. Milwaukee, aud NO
and HIed 81 "a for Red Westem 81 90 for he ono
and 20 for and loo bush FAR
$500 bush. Rejected Spring 70. q 'V SeO oash 20
Milwaukee, invoice 81 as 72O bush. No hWs1kee AL
night AZ 81 so Barley dmsnd sales Of 81
bush at II for Good Canadian Western, and 9qe for Prime No
Western and 1000 Tworowed State at Soc Barley Malt
is steady limited demand sales 400 bush At 81 ~ Tor S nd
Prime and 100 bush Good CanSA sI on
private terms the demand chiefly for TIE aoe
the Ohio Mixed at 461+ toe latter oT
sweet White 50d52c c Western Mixed az
a q48 the Choice New and Old store at % 9oCe for DO
saoat White the supply light Of New sales
9Od9lc in bags Corn in fair demand and strong
I3 900 lush Steamer at g., d63 Mixed 63 a6Jle aud
Faucy at &c White 657c DO Yellow, 64i G6ci southern
White 1Oc; jersey Yellow, 60c State Round DO, 13.c.
Exports SEPT l. 1917. TO OATS
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CHtcAoa Nov s bead aris setv q Ne
extent Of The efeag Of fair ertIa steers at ss Sate
sI 10 h. hn,ch ,te 81 - s0i shpnent, lie bead
Aosti fair demand psefers pAyihf ~ ssa
aAippsn - OS1 - 20. shipments 7.so bad
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lnnce Sept -. =, M, ~, n, o,a &c eooe ,, "a ~
7 N-fS''fSf'
1927 10 800 2o6 % 26 1909 lss1sto s7s6ts
pRTPoIRIM-Thsre features in the market TODAY all
extremely dull with prices not queahv
d Refined held 27lc but without business Case OIL
s Sl.c and Naphtha lsdlsi for Western and City; Cana
~ IN hun da lti dlc sale 500 bbs early delivery,
% 50d "a IS
ops 81 70 lower ttis at OIL CITY In Philadelphia the
lei vas quiet and unchanged with early deliveries quoted at eiG
2c -.--,--.., . ~. 49,. - aoo -,
R.Eroon 7d 50 Pna G7f Carolina and
srns IL "a dele 49,.
sIGAkS-Raw Sugars steady bat quiet aes 10 hhA Cuba
e gbhis life and slo bbda Centrifugal si lie Re
aasd scarce and dali II lJ3loic for HArl-
sKlNSPOr Goa there moderate inquiry om manufacturers al
s.eay pees sales reported Of a. bales Calcutta bales hIsn
bales Ayroa bales Pay receipts have been 70 bales
from 9 bales nom Asos Bay and "a bales hecAh New
Ls demand and gdess have mprove sales
aWo Blss LasUaya 900 Vera craA ed soe hss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18

The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF active stocks, United states bonds and gold
made during the past week, well as the closing quo
tations Of each the dates Aforementioned:
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ERTE RAITWAY-Winter Arrange

ERIE RAILWAY.-Winter Arrangement of
IL taking effect November 1872 From CbAHbest DePo
a. m-Cinein6aH and Chicago Day Express Drawing
Coaches Buffalo and Niagara FaS and Sleeping Coaches 70
1IamFIpress Mail for Buffalo and Eagar, Falls Drawing
Room Cosch SuquehAuna and Sleeping Coaches destination
6i3O p. Night Express Sleeping Coaches 10 Buffalo and Niagara
700 D. M Day) Cincinnati Chicago Night EIprss Sleeping
through Cincinnati Buffalo, Niagara fal and thence
AGoit Trains ieaFe iot
For Po Jv 800 800 loO 'lS 49, $780, f. 80 and
For Goshen and ddetoen $780, $780, 1890 HOO and ILLS
k5O 40 $50 1890. 100 p m.
For Warwick 500 II OO and sll:l5A m. 40 D.
For Newburgb 1854 800 and HOO $780, $50 and $50 I'm
1850 $500 1880 100 AM ';l5 ~, S;J 9'O0 o'o'
For Rdgewood HOhokas Aadsle and RausyI 1850 600 30
n:0O 'i5 $3.50 500 sou o:5o lO ana liSD 4" "a,
Por Paterson 65 sO $500 1880 1000 1900 ll:5 lRo
,oou E45 $50 800 500 Sis $780, 600 65g, 100 $40 "llJo
Pc, Pubrri Park and Passae 1880 1892 1000 :oC
n y noon l:4s $780, 400 Sis 800 $780, SO 10 90 and I'
IN, H,tspel and Way 500 Sis a:ls H. Loo 400
roo and and SATURDAYS only u midnight 80 -. "a.
For Hlsiae and WAY, 500 ais and 1888 NJ Ew CO. @O
and 500 n M ami SATURDAYS only 700 midnight 800
For Sppg VALLEY and Way 500 BIS S45 and 900 Loo, 60
500 and 600 and SATURDAYS only 200 @1nghL az 80 en-
and s7:l5 3 N SATURDAYS only, BOO midnight . ~ ~ -
s7l5p IN Saturdays only, 1900 midnight - go, "a - = ..
Yer UppeI Pisrmo9 . - - , m; ~ SD 49, 3D. "O
For Piermont Eysok AS and 80 shd liS $50 tsS
go and t7.ls NJ Saturdays only. u midnight .
B-Tus leaving ChamberssL even or ban houn leave
Is minutes above time The 1850
and ll.9O D. N. trains start from CbsmbeTsst only. -
BTsns on the n r. and Newark Branch leaving Chambers
Of on Quarter Twenty t 20 minutes earlier hfn ABOVE
M n,s..g, and for Apsrmptsa Drawing Room and sleep
Baggage NAV COmpGnys Ohees- by ana s9 BoAn
UGT; corner tWeuthh and Thfle Court
BOoin at the Con panys Depo and Of agents " the pnHeps
sDsy is1ndays only sNyset O5T tseshsn sund,y, only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18

State bonds were strong aud half point higher on
Tennessees at 7 the old issues the South Caronas
being steady "a for the July descriptions There was
sharp break in Missouri Asylum bonds Of points to
O. IN. IL Tho nd
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Coleman Benedicts closing quotations at p m. were

Gold has been quiet and strong, with all the sales at
ll3.ails; all3i the market being uninuenced by any
new considerations On gold loans the rates T. 8,
1C4 and per cent for carrying and fiat, 164, H. and
per cent for borrowing The Assistant Treasurer paid
out in called bonds ,OOO and $4,000 in coin interest
The days business the Gold Exchange Bank was as
follows Gold cleared, SOL 996OOO; gold balances H7sS
10, currency balances, ts529C5 The following wero
thu onotatfons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18

I lamar, 70 & GO sisf s'Ss'! 7s 90 s = ' 10
i% q I y S loo a. & lp 100 a. s 100 4. 10 &
Is 800 al 10 3sc slc 30 lyte Nay 10y ss " 1
900 At lsc Jane, 400 at 1870 total 1900 Bales srana
%sEst q: 9r;' & a RE as s's. ' i 1a
ior Lsgusyn lsid2oc ioI Jaws all gold 60 and ~ days
All .Os b Az Shippers and local dealers buying uce
then :. have bad variable and S. % bOoes o more ID
ea much basue.s IN ireigb nav. compiled so't
saa demand for present delivery materially tg We have bad more
S sgay for gs S@ai s S1 5sa So cv Tor
Indies about former prices 73d " aoss a. 5d
" sp is n and Winter Wheat Extras are sd the.
The % q Shipping brands been s9Gqt ~ S ss
month"; sf9$7 % FOR Common state Extras iof ms T
his month Good Superfns been IN good demand E
and in these TIE decline 9l been ,IsS EIs have
sold freely in part arrive and prices Of these are
have sold less freely at lover pnes to close C
voices from wharf We have aided but tte 70 our eA
against 81 i2S bis The corresponding year TO-DAY TIE Flour
pSg ar reS9est; other grades da medium Extras quite Py No.
5Pny hSyy the close the market E irregular 100 wsr
Wheat Extras easier sales b5a including 500 bbs shipping
Extra. s half Of DsssTsS &c., g, we q s%ssr u
ga go Ohio sDd % ga ga 10
ss... 1E1. si:sG Sc Sc ONO ONO
w.: S: .r ssPp as il 81; s5S $50 50
hinnesoa superalve Double 231 10 0O
F,trss 10 Ogd 10 90 ST. Louis Single Z 7JD %
Coo % cboice Spnp, ST. Louis Double Bft 75p 9 -
Whsst Inple KIT 3 bOd u ~
itieneses. Extra brands 8O0 10 W
sor Fon, ia one and hesyv for the Meiinm Extras
Family grades above 80 80 firm plenty, sales 60 bbs Al
the market is weaker for Medium Fsmy WIN s'aeia
demsnL We quote: 10. al. &C *
BAIT Aer GeorgetoWn hxd 70 Good SuD 80 we - 10
BAIT. Alex. Extra ana FAMILY .9V - ~
Richmond Country SuDertne. .......ss''s''''' WV ~
nn,s.srs ' ''..................... 3OD $50
Baltimore HoWani-s- brands ..............''s ~ y
HsgersowD vicinity Extras. 200 -
Rive Flour demand; sales Of go bills quote
NJ gionr Wes.err .'.,,.....,...... s. % 20
gi..',' stste sol 71d 6 so
steady and in fair demand sales OF 70 bb we quote
Com Meal 20 IS 90 Corn Meal brre - % -
Corr AeaI We.tW. 10 q 25 Corn Mea,G I'm T. = a %
Buekwhe Flour and IN fair dem1ndi state al - a 20
and - for Pennsylvania 100 D California ans oregon
- 900 80 6O Canadian uu Hhl more
plenty 80 IS the latter ior Family brsnis s.
Bag heal-The market DOLL quote d5e WHIT az - 90
81 65 Yellow 81 40G 81 49, coarse l'a ~ y, .l
ground Feed IS Cob Meal SOc 81 % new coarse
81 l2 pure Meal, 81 lJU 81 p.
IMPORTS 1 lS72
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18

The Philadelphia stock market is inactive but steady
Pennsylvania 6s. 1881; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
20 Reading Railroad. 57s; Pennsylvania Railroad S's
Gold, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHAEGE-FIIsr CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SaLes b0ads
800 o. O. L. SIS 1910 Reg.......loe
5000 o. s. COu eS...ils 500 o. S. 1910 Coupon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
JAY COOKE d Co,
Bankers.
We offer to investors the


FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS
of the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Attention is called to the ample real estate security
on which these Bonds are based, in addition To the
usual guaranty of first mortgage on the Road. It's
Equipments and Traffic. The Lands of the Company
thus far sold have realized S. % per acre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

IN RIVER RAILROAD. "a
ConuenepR MONDAY November 4, 1914 through uAhs VIII
leave Central Depot . ,.- -
n. CBcsR0 ana Aontreai VIZ"
through 10 Rochester and 81. AlhsnA
1870 Special Chicago Express with ds"inEfoon can 70 Sumo
sgd Giagsrh Fslla
1898 a m Northern an Western Express
$40 m. Special Express for Albany and TROY. 49,, a.
$40 Montreal KTpsss with Iou Ns"-iorf 81
AiDAak
600 EIpTs daily sesplnges ws'TOWn and Can
aBdagua
Ioo Psefe Express with sleeping for Roehsitsr Buffalo
and Fas Chicago. via both L. n snc n T.
Railroads This SuneGTs
l;oo kIDress With for Troy and Albany
e. kKkDRICk. General Passenger Arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
SECOND BOARD.


6OO0 O. S. l0l0 tou..,.l8s 100 L. s. $50 Con lSOIlft
L. III.
1000. 90 900 L. 6s
loo :. $40 COu bl...l2. between
InnnI \ C,rh N .IIA-I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18

Government bonds have pretty generally maintained
full figures OF late reached, closing strong on tine
nsis OF liza for laG1 Fisk & Hatch report at m:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
THE MARKETS.

based Cotton IN t~~'v
more than grade above or below the trade qnool
PRESENT DKLIVEkr n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18

The following ia a comparative statement OF the ex
ports of specie from the port Of NowYork to foreign
ports for years for the week ending Now TO- and for
nrrnsnnndiur nnrind the aforementioned years:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-16

,J,O LET CHEAP-A FINE FOUR STORY BRICK
House. 525 Hudson street IA large rooms,
and cas-; story and basement House, No. Jane
street, price 1850. Inqoire ut i5 hudson street.