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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-28

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| tbNllE WASIl NGTON HOUSE, corner of
! wood ana MarGct streets; lot lONlUu,
| house 2bAbO, cellar 2DAJJi has twelve rooms
| ana u kliraoh, patty furnished. AisO "a
| httrE hpuse VITA turCo rooms on the sam
| lot VIII 20 hpd cheap or rented Ou easy
! lrlhiS To a IlNFOnslb.u person, Apply 10
! GEORGE MI ,EO, at tho house, 40 Market
| street uuN42.Iw
| AND $50 ocrs OF Land, ouc-third tim.
~ hrL situated IN The Northwest corner
! ol FtecNlonr county, adjoining Workman
station nu tir 'lugHnu tad Texas IvEtr Il
| 'HuIiui d. Ii'r'. are .Ol nclC5 under trnup,
and uc,I Any buildings on the place. me
above described premises win be sold CHEAP.
| A"dtCSN Il, t tpnRuOchtG Workman sta
lioih fi'''t"n county, irXHs noy6-5m.
a. AL&ur FuRNIruRE--A llge lot OF
w walnut "a utturc, consisting of bed
stehds, wnHu'. d-, tubIrs, rhNir. etc. Also
crocNerS, MI tu.S, mattresses, p ows, com,
cost Adlr, ,,''HerulG uaice." noyl-tf
svuOKlNG rrENslLS- A fine sdj
y cqnhng stove and stove Il rniture in
use six months Good as new. Apply to
ClirNS. tRtp TUCKER oci2S.tf
HOUSEHOLD FuRNlTuRE--Two sets ued
IA room lu,riiurc, ret dinug-IOum turu!.
FIRED. TuCkER. ort2S.tf
nNuE DN LLnlNG-No. 4DI Carter street.
a hVe room, and two hulls, gas through.
E"t' collar kit.len, servants room, hIundry
loI NIhhlrr r'etvrn ana well, LOT ljONliO feel.
one OF the htud5Umcst and most convenient
iLSS,ldtgnGGs ~ me city. Apply TO CHA~.
'''P' iI- MN. uCt2J-lt
nLp PArhits-At this uillce, in uuuui.
" Ties to vie. At u n hundred. iyl5lf
( OMmEAI.uN LOCK SAFE-IlallBrat-
~ eat cheap. Apply to c. b., Herald
o''"o' naNlu-t
M lSSOUfl uAND-Flvc hundred acres OF
IVA land ia Southeast Missouri, cheap
WIN perfect tltIu, OF VIII exchange Tor Dallas
Ni'y property. Address E. v, tits office.
nLD PAPERS-At this office, lpououu.
" ues TO suit, ut 81 Il hundred jy25.u
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\ H Hsmi o,, BLACKSMITH wants norn,n
work aud T" orsS good ON carriage, wagon
Herald Office. '''"'eSS BLACKSMITH,
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" anted Buy.

MuLES-ro buy few good mulc.. II +,
~ ~ hands high, and i've to eight years
- 80 ~ ~ nONN-tf
\ Hoop toNl AND saddle Address. stat.
~ Ing price, Box l70. novit'tr
EwHE-A small dwelling house near
Address T. A, care Herald otllce. SEM M ~ IT.
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IHlLD-Any one wishing 10 sdopt a
~ healthy female chiId, three ycatS old,
Of respectable plrrntHR', can mt Nuru u
child VI : y Austin street, fOYZ".li
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boarding.

EINLEI, q. {, ana brother can nud tine
L undersigned m VS. Elm street. Thomas
EsUmtn. Iuy1I-'l
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Wanted Female Helm.

HouSEkEFPER- young widow ar
~ Young lady who win Keep house for "A
IIvVtMhi'E W'u.W'r WIN one child Address
''"""''' ''l' uelAld once. nOv2N-2t, .
Npl COMPANlUN--lntrlligent youup
~ - tlil RON 10 10 - years, can mud agIoa'
htrRld orlro, thvte days. uny1s 81
kANEL'Nd COMPANION-Yu Young lady
- oi lthhement, who wishes 20 travel
va rrn, NV 'hahi' lortwo days by addressing
traveller care Herald office, nov2S.9t
muAlA \, white or black, 70 d. house-
4 \ work. Apply to FRED. MANGET Io
urand hotel uo,,5i ic
{ lila good white girl can find "A com.
~ i0rt0bie home and steady empIovmrmt
oy ohIlinSat the Herald ONCE, or Gddres.
sing postal card 10 box 40. "''''o'-
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DALLAS. TEXAS

TUESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER IS
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Wanted- Partners

DANINl.R ia the drug business, with
4 from 1880 10 sJUUrusn. Address Doc IDH,
Herald Once. uON2--iN
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FAEE llYE8TIS.aiaI C9lQ5Y.
Por,orol

IUB WORK The Herald ONCE W now
j receiving lugp GuuNgnmcuis % jon
papers OF oh descriptions, ana ASKS ~
examination OF pricus and qually,. blIl
Ilpuh, tWhitr and cUluroIJ Letter
Honds Note Heads, Statements, cards,
Circulars, n g., printed rs cheap as tnr
cheapest, amt nehtrr tuan the noatc,L hiih|
IN Your order aud yet the benefit Of our
"Sunmor Prices
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JNlIE CATTLE and uppurlcnancr # the
L Don't DAIRY Apply on premises,
uuNgl.lw
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~ USlNE-S STAND-A good brick Bust
ID mess 1utnd ON Main street Addrc a,
\ care Her ld otlirr. ucG-2t
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Wlnteh -MaIe Holm.

nLD PAPERS-At this Office, lnouautl.
" tles to suit, nj 81 a hundred. iyg5.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-03

be made to force it before that time will probably
be worth less than the paper on which the agree"
ment is made. Concerning the freight question
in the near future there is factor
which seems not to have entered into
the calculations of the average Spectator 1t is
well known fact that the Pennsylvania Railroad
has been compelled to refuse New-Iork freight to
and from the West, because of its immense passen-
ger business The constant occupation of the tracks
between Philadelphia and New-lork by passenger
trains has given opportunity for the running
of freight trains. In few days, with the close OF
the Centennial, its passenger traffic will have re-
turned to its normal condition, and in preparation
for that event the Pennsylvania Company has al
ready instructed its freight agents here to recapture
its old freight business at this point. Hence
competition that has been out of the field for 90
90 days. OF the stock market to-day there is not
much to relate. The trunk lines opened heavy
and declined about l per cent, rallied. and
then declined still lower and closed with
partial recovery. The grangers were steady, ST.
Pauls being a shade higher. Coal stocks were neg
lected, but show fractional improvement in final
sale Western Union, after selling at Il a507O3i,
rallied to 70 and closed at 717s Pacific Mail while
featureless was firm at 244624l2Q2i5s. The
final changes from the closing prices of yesterday
are as follows: Declines-Central and Hudson. g
c.. c. and l. c., Illinois Central, and American Ex-
press each Il Northwest, So Michigan Central,
lis; Lake Shore 1Ss. and c., C., c. and Ind, D.
Advances-Erie and Wabash, each ls: Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph, Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, New-Jersey Central, st. Paul common and
preferred and Western Union each Il; Pacific Mail,
So Delaware and Hudson, New-York and New
Haven, and United States Express, each p percent,
The following table shows the
TUT
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OPENING II o'eloeA, cat
THURSDAY, Nov. 2-P. NJ.

The result of the recent conference of railroad
managers is no longer secret. 1T was adjourned,
after a fruitless attempt N TO agree, without date,
subject to no CALL and with the bitterness of feeling
rather increased than allayed. At its last session,
held on Wednesday morning. it required less than
one hafhour to satisfy all present that there was
no prospect OF chance Of any agreement, and some
of its members left with feeling akin to that ex-
pressed in the epitaph, If was so soon to be done
for wonder what / was begun for" Naturally
enough, curiosity is excited to learn what occurred
at the two prolonged sessions which were held
on Tuesday. Was there a purpose IN holding
the conference together as long as p0ssiblof Were
the two first sessions occupied in discussing con-
cessiOns which never intended TO be made
And If so, for what purpose such course pur-
suedf The significance of these questions is en-
HANGED by the course the stock market has taken
since the first meeting of the Northern lines, which
was held last Thursday. Already it is openly talked
OF in Wall-st a stOck-jobbing operation, and the
suggestion made that the date Of the next confer
ence depends upon when certain men again get
loaded up with stocks and want market to sell out
on As to an advance in rates. it will come when
there IL business enough TO employ the capacity of
all the railroads. and any combination which may
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-03
COTTON Markets.


NEw.oRLEAys. Nov 2-Coiton active and higher; Md.
ding Ike; LOW MGdlIng 10 Sc GOOD Ornay lOc; net
receipts bales gOss 1927 baies; exports, coast
5ri bales sales llOoO bales; st0c 100 20 Da'.
Nov. 2-C0tiOn strong Mlddhng, loasfi TO
ccpIs 5ili bales shipments 1851 bales SAFES 4oOO Oaesi
CISiiSNAH Nov 2.-Cotton firm Midding. lo9e; Low
bddlHg lOc. Good Ordinary, 9'ic; receipts l,oi DAiesi
sbpne nts bales sales 2OJ bales stock l,e3 bales
LOUISVILLE Nov. 2.-Cotton firm; Midling. lO'49lVsc
ArGusrA Nov. lotion strong but itregnllr. AoHhns'
lOl49lO+c: Low Mlilmg, Toe; Good Ordinary, sac re-
cglpt,. 2.G-0 bales sales, 2.253 bales. $3.50 ,,.,,,,
NuAINGTus. NOV. lotion arm and nominal Mddhng,
lCisc: Midlmg, lO4c; Good Ordinary, nominal nes
receipts Gsj bales. stock, l4.OD9 bales. -
MtillIue lose: Ordinary, net receipts
bal GROSS 375J bales exports coast"iS o2S paiesi s'ocA
PM AnTtTHrA NOV Cotton dull nominal; Sddling,
II -c: Low Mdtug. 1880; Good Ordinary, lose; net
receipts III bales gross 9il bales exports to Great Britain
o. i,n.I6y Nov Cotton firm Middlng l1sc Low Mid
ding 7s Good Ordinary lOic: net receipts ll9f bales;
gos. 80 bales sales 800 bales; stock, 1927 bales
NOKFOLK Nov. 2.-COtJn excited; Nidln1 lO'ic.i retire
cepts Gs3 bales; exports coast"ise, $40 bales Saes
NtTIF Nov 2-COtton active tdding. 1876; Low Mid.
dina lO5-c Good Ordinary l9sGlOc net receipts 32y4
bales exports colswise 93l bales sales 20 bales STOCK
cr Ions nov. cotton higher; Middlng lie; Low
Kidding Uc GOOd Ordinary c net receipts l55O D2.esi
shipments 1885 bales sales, total LOGO bales; stocK lOooo
baias. - ~,
BALrnoRF Nov Cotton firms Diidng, llse; Low Mid
ding lose Good O.n3ry 33io net receipts Donei gross
Gs bales exports co,stWse 25 bales saies, $50 baesi
sIuners. 10 bales stock ejiO bales. nm, go, -,
Md.ur, lie: Good Ordinary, l04q 10 .ci net receipts
u3 bales exports Great Britain, 49, Dales coast"isc
1921 bales; sales, 300 bales stock, 7O1-5 bales
SAVANNAH. Nov 2-COttOn active; hiuting, lOsc; Lew
Mil!ng, 10 be Good Ordinary 9'lc net receipts si1
bales, lross bales exports cOastwse l,JSs Oaesi
sales, 500 bales; stock, 7O,le5 bales.
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IHE STATE OF TRADE.


,,,,,rr,, YIN, . p.r--I,astrru dun AZ Sd Western
i- .i "A E,cl-t cumberland Cut lui 10 - short luO
ann al a Long Clear dull a. i3 q. short Clear Gun al
A., Ham. Inrgcut dun 81. shoulders steady AZ
MA p,rl. INDIA Mess hrMcr ~ 80 Extra Mess rrm,r
af u Prime hiuer ~ a.. Lam Prime r't,lh
.'ly ,rt. .te,y AZ 20, Eo,n-Comaon hr.acr az
3 III, duU u. lg6 C.tu-.- American Cgoicc Cull ~
go flrlDu ,iul at %. ElouT-ENir1 state C.I ~
~. Wirl;--lIlug- -. dan AZ 10 40. 10 2 t,u Al
6. WINTER dun M v- 10y western aud 100 10Y Hou'"eiN
lf.rr ..i Nut. . 1915 .Cottou fu'1r, opened i1.
rrr bur NJ. now guI,,I. sellers 40 TIE 3itan.' piano s.
IIu slt1'g- c.au-,. shipped october al" .'-hNi a.f
.r,l. Nj i..ug clause. shipped H"ftWuri ana
i,.t.,.r a .st!.; ul4u.- IoW NiIlu- clause shipped
al ..frig-, .. t.. also sales ~ DO, slfu" 40
g.. f'r.IfI. Ions N...HE. clause. Nuy,Wbir D'Ii.ery
I...i- t.. ,fttIIn. rIr .truI,r sUI january Dolly
-, f.. ~. M. ..'. .t -i. J..iuf.. Low Mid
li, I,.s,r, nd rlfUrrg d,l very. tar.t. lpl,uGt
' ftr- -s. March slt iprI t.itIr -. Gl3H.. also
w., i. .,,.' ~ al t.rtrlfs Low Nidflu- clause
,sr, anf 5f.-.I d,l,.'. o7... Tse receipts to-day
'Irt,...t Sos 2-I2aJ p u.-toti.u excited: lrs4 -
I.IJ U.I,- iI,' U'u 5000 ul ulsNu
,.i ,,.- uual -.r- 4t. Yesterday, ago. iHr ItuI
,..ut t0.OiA.-, Tuturr.-t p.u.- Low N l.if li 'e
... h., d. .iri,u December u.t Ji HIrt, sIA h' "' w
f.rr. t'a Nllr. clause" new CROP shipped dhl"ily ana
t.u.rsry. ..iiI ,.i.sl. .,,,
f.T.l.. = S.. 81 D. M plan's Cotton Los .lIil!hg
'it,I.f .t ~ f..' =. I.-Tnt SAD. of Cotton today
.i,.t '..... 10000 -l..-i .ii. 1921.
.. ..... .. ..g er.... rl', ,.o" shipped ttl
I'D ., .l.i iiit.I lands, Low N IIllg clause
I, .t me- ,.4r.. F..r-rrv aua March delivery, nid
Ina T.. ..ror COR American. I.ioE, t' h - c"L ...
90. i'I. ol ans 'li FuilIr.s-l 'iu'-, Low md
I..... T...rb,r aut JIuIf utlINtf!r t-Ijd Di tAe
..r.- t,.... ...uI h. Pos ST.. gr American. ..,
...,..r.f. Nuy. 2-2U o. nj HAud> t'N'u l"" 9lll
ain. .I ,iat.b and trr, delivery, 90 i1-t lri-' Low
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

RrFy,to NOV 2Lake Receipts Flour 100 bills; Corn,
"a U66 bush. Wheat $3.50 bush; Barley, 425oZ push.
NV rroa,is-Flour Zoo bbls Corn lZ7OD Ousl Wheac
30O busn oats 100 BUSH Rye, 600 lush shipments
IL canal 10 tde-waer-COrn, lOS.O79 bush; wheat i9O
400 hush; Barley 10000 BUSH 10 interior p9rIs Oh,
, oGO hush: Wheat 2Il bush. by ralr0ads-fiour .st0
hls. corn Is 800 bush; Wheat, LOO Dusl Oats lVV
b,.h . rive / 200 bush Flour steady IN gO9u uenanu
negscted sales 1000 bush. No: White Winter al II 80
por gon Spring held al II 30 Corn IN ihr request
hush Mixed Western, IN lots. NJ 52ci
uo hush Low Mixed Toledo at j2ci 1000 bush on sample
al 81 81 re dull sales OF car OF 3hlo on avh ~
& i've and Barley-NO sales reported Mat-No change IN
0noati5ns fair trade demand held hIn lghwines-oaes
f6 bbls al unchanged prices seeds-Lght inquiry Tor
fJover no demand Timothy Pork and Lart quiet and
nchanged Canal Freghts-Decline Of lc bush on Corn
ana Wneat Rail Freights hrm aud unchanged
shipping Extras; GOOD 70 fancE famny
hnnds - 5Udf6 % Minnesota Extras, - 70 9fi winter
Txtr1s s50s7 rs. Wheat inactive and lower: No Chcago
snrng 81 l3q cash No. do, 81 "a cash 81 l5a Dc
SS9i he Corn dull, weak, and lower; No al 4Z2c easn
45Tc December Rejected, Al &c. oats dnu weak ana
Ioggr NO 3lisa3l &c. cash 81 &C. DeeonDers iSe
iccted ~ cc Rye steady, with fair demand, Bany
steady with fair demand; Pork steady an 3 h anh'
All the year Lard steady unchanged Bulk Meats noln
i'aliy Unchanged Whisky firm and unchanged kaltoaa
yht. unchanged. Receips-FlOur, 1000 DOls "teab
90 Zoo bush; Corn 100000 bush; oats $1,000 DHsh rye
5000 bush; Barley, 10000 bush shpmeptst0ui t@00 00
hush Wheat IS 600 bush Com 100000 Dnsh oaS s2Voo
Insh rye 900 bush Barley, $4,000 bush Az the alter
noon call OF the Board-Wheat lower 81 99I NOVem.
1881 1914 December. Corn uncnuEeu. Oau easy
and unchanged Pork nrmer SIS As all the year. Lard I'M
SIssSsAr Nov 2.-F1our steady and unchanged Wheat
seafee and firm Red 81 1901 ~ Corn nrn az aogsSc
sIs ouet and unchanged steady at CSC Barley duh
and nomna Pork steady SIG 90 Lard scarce and nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-03

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Il-UNN.
ASHT--IhrTc steady market and lar sii,' O fols
nj 4 3tc.. Pearl, rather dull az t'tc.
C0TFEI-io quiet but hrm az former quotations :
tl sale, psr. 80 Inferior, ioumcfluia, ~ l12
and iu Baltimore gIG baes cN Crckri 80 l-c gold Hr sio,h
l.r, IO,lll ba Mild wHe quiet "a day. but nm
no 9i, Of Mid Coffee Of late however hayv been louUO
mats lava 38Tl Mardcabo 40 bags ~ayiiia 2pl
9i bags Ne AlcHu, 10 bags Jamaica roh
i'm lots for consumption within te allr General qioi'h'
fusNs. iiO ordinary Cirr+. !N t5 uu flli, 1891
a. Good lgr. do. Prime. l1l2c, extreme range Tor l'- i'2~
Ole. lava II 02.c. singapore, i0ri teson 10 a. o.
lGalsc.: IugItyTa, lbi4oiac Jamaica - "a
lie: Sauto Domingo I1alGc Porto ln1 10 ~ 7c Costa
NcAICIu lGlHlIc. Manila, 10 &C.; tiA7
tura lGuISt SIyania lj0lsc; CurcOh ID Hltra 6'il
iuvuic
org 60 an excited higher market ~ 81 tIpp1L IraIo
the sales being lO32 tcH, 81 Whltl
$40 last evening including 49 for export 6j for homo con
sumption aud go for speculation The receipts Al i.' Iol
,r lar-, against 1895 bales THIS day last Wc'h'
and % is bales this day last year total since sept :" ~
81 males against SSl $40 bales duuug the time last
wear There were 1000 bales delivered on contract tou3
mn stock Of Cuttos this port oct 81 follows; IN
tivn RI ,g bales Staten Island. liGOO bales On
siTo1rd moi cleared, SO7l bales wharycs, 81 II Oi
Gl3 bales; total, l21fiO bales INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-03

rency from the interior towns, though, as rule re-
mittances are on a diminished basis Rates OF ex-
change on New-York are reported by telegraph as
follows follows in the cities named: Savannah, from 50
discount to par Charleston, from Se discount 70
81; St Louis 81 so, and Chicago 80 cents per
81 900 discount. The United States Treasurer az
Washington received to-day $5OOOOO nati9naI
were S333OOO, and internal revenue receipts
1888 900. The following is the Clearlng,h,9nnEse
statement to-day: Currency exchanges 9yo,ooa,-
331 currency balances 50, 439 SIS; gold exchanges
SlO.1O6, OOO gold balances, 81 ,14l 900.
Government bonds were quiet, and prices "er 1oa
shade easier on the yielding in gold coupon JUS
of 1865. old. sold at 110ls0110; coupon, new
lsG5s, at 1133s0113ls; coupon 1868 at lio0
1853: registered tives at ID; currency s1gs
at 124l2; and registered new 4l2 per cents at lila
C,1113o W. anney latest auOtatIOnS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-03

Rendered 90 sss Es: ao s si Ssa e.
Gear Sides sc loose boxed meats in fair demands 81
Short RID sides at &c. S sR Sou sS sss
Sa ,Sa s ss o fs u sS' AMI R ana
logs In ' AR Gs@snd but lower Common Ls6t q Sosss
FAR Good Light IS 2Oas5 IS; do Heavy - 2oas' 'o'
DRERoIf, Mich Nov 2@Flour steady at ssass 80 Wheat
oasgF SSs s At 81 ifas s Michigan
n, 2 G Wb s'eeay re o 2lg bis Whsst
4260 bush Corn, l.604 BUSH oats, 3455 bash shipments
Ilour 80 bb Wheat 74l5 Oush Corn 0lc ouSh oass'
MTIwAUKEE Nov. 2--FOur quiet and nomlna!y steady.
Wheat quiet at the opening closed dun; No Milwaukee,
dS ~ l2 DessmOeT Corn 81 in sood demand
but lover No at aGi5sc oats active but lower No.
40 RIVE no. no. S ssS asss ana quiet aai
eGmna me Msis i P3IS 5 No sodsr
6icp boxed Feightsqmet and unchanged kecelpts-fcS
$500 b9s Wheat, 100000 bush shDments-Four $500
PniLHbEIpalS Sow Petroleum-Reaned, 2eei Crude
oiSy natere Flour a better I0SPl dsIoans
E9Ty 70 2SgSd S M 20 pH Rve "I Hour 81 sSS
= S2 90 nss MAJ gia Wheat ~ steady PenhsyvsSis
Red ii 2e Amber II 81 dsl 80 White 81 40 Rye
White s. @55reci New 45S52c oats in better deqand
Ear and Prime White Un'o9Rd and a DII YsS
Y and Bradford County Extras, % do rirsS
weston Extras. 2se DO, Firss 22d2ic. Cheese I'M
and Delaware Fresh 2sa2Jc Western DO, 27d2sc south
S sI so 2 9 bs Rys 900 bush GOATS 900
bush. Barley $500 BUSH ExpOrts-whcat 2.72l bush:
81 LOUIS Nov 2Flour dun and unchanged Wheat lower
aud In fair demand the decline No Red Fall, ~ 990
- 2Ois, cash; 81 2$BaSl 23% December No ked Fan
81 lOdSI lOa. cash 81 TO- November. Corn dull and
lower No Mixed, 4OG4OA2c cash, closing az the inside
price ll4c bid, November oats hTmer NO. at 50',cY
cash Soc easier az 5Scc Barley quiet and
unchanged whisky dull ard lower OF VI % Pork Gul and
Is Bulk Meats and Lard duh ana unchanged
only small lobbng trade Hogs steady and higher 10rseI
- - 40; Bacon 80 jOG5J IS Butchers, - $3.50 3D.
Cattle steady with good demand for butchers stock and
stcckers other grades slow Pony steers IS 50esS 9o
Hcicis y 2J0N3 30: Good 10 Choice tblough
Texans s3ds} 90. Rcceipts-Flour, $500 bbl'a WHEAT
bush. Corn 1900 bush; oats 1900 bush Rye,
1000 BUSH Barley 1900 bush Hoes LG00i cattle lS %
TOLEDO Nov. 2.-I1our steady. Wheat duh NO. White
Wabash ~ 3Oio: 40 Amber Michigan, 81 p; Extra
White Michigan 81 30P Amber Mlchig9n spot and N9vsm
ber n % December held at IL "a 81 p bids No AM
Der Michigan, 81 y No Req Winter, 81 2g[ No;
do. II 10, December. III 2l2; No. 3 Rel. u l2i Re
ecte Red 81 O7l2 No Amber Illinois held at 81 2s Corn
quirt Heb Mixed. 4Sc.; Low Mixed, 47h NO New.
Is @ No Grade 40 c New, AZ nc: Damaged New, 30 &c.
oats dull No held at 81 2ci 392c bid White held az
37c Michigan, &C. Clover seed 20. ReceipNltAr
3 10 bush. Com $4,000 bush oats 1000 bush snip
Flour soc bbls. Wheat 27UOO Dush Coin' ooOVo
bush; oats, 200 bush
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The cable adviccs today were of a peaceful char
ac'er. and the probabilities seem q" warrant lh3
belief that the Russian UltIm1tWm VIII %" accepted
by the Porte Indeed, on" dl-palch a~-ti Ird i.il
the short arul,tict wG- signed last IlENl. ne
changed asp poet of The Eastern question: lHtoFtu ID
mi. finds expression iU thy smart advance tHl- morn
iur i'm British coIsul- iu London. hYtu t.srrf,I"us
advancing to Jl5IC. closing 90 '. AGAINST ''iH Jos
ON Tuesday. United States bonds continue iIln,
1865 advancing to lU' aud I'1l- fo lO'.ra ~. ..
Tcn-fJrties were steady nc lo-li and ur% i've 2
shade egsicr 40 1OGl1u I'i'-. ITcr were ouIi ana
steady al 1875 for common a." J. l"i lnbriI'n.
Money in the open market continues easy
Of access and three months bills are
discounted AZ 1a1lI per cent. OF 'IH below
the minimum rate of discount az the bdhF 81
ENGLAND. the managers Oi thi> llslliut. oh al lie
rep,,Isr weekly meeting Ith to-day making no al
t.r,tIou ia the late ruling of per cent The
Bank rcport- 70 decrease for the week of ElHtouO
bullion. The proportion oi reserve 10 lldpHltH
which was last week JJi2 per cent j. nov 81 = "a
Paris the French five per cent lthito are 7ii,he III
lOI 80 to 1O4. - eX interest. HE Bank ol rance
rruortS a gain fer tie week oil G.Nl2,ooO francs Inc
Gold Room has resumed us customary IoI' 81 uI,i
ness after the temporary furry yesterday To 10
and as the market is now nmniluencth bL H'u' ''4-
sidcTati0Hs there j. little disposition 10 cHHIh
for q speculative voyage up or down. J. t IIIct3
fell to-day on the cable adNlccs 10 IO3'4, INC olu
stcrrotyDed figure and remained there nearly all daJ
ON n ycry restricted volume Of business with one ~
two isolated transactions at lO9's. HE cash goa
was plenty and heavy 10 carry az !, 2 aIn ioi
cent per apmm The foreign exchange market was
dull and only steady, the standard drawers asking
the rates gwen below. The selling rates are on the
basis OF ~ S1l2a@4 - for 60 days bills, ana
81 S33,aSl 81 for sight drafts. Continental rates
are unchanged. The Assistant Treasurer PAID out
i'm com interest, Tjs3,0OO, and @l3OOO III Iedcmp-
ton of called bonds. The days business az thc
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared, 10
3t4 600; gold balances 81 ,j9O,2l3; currency pal,
ances II 1872 591. The principal quotations ol goid
were: o, ,o,o ,oo- ,oon ,oos
lOOO..lG99l l2O0....lOJ'i oO".Io' sI 'oo'-''i'OA
The closing official rates of foreign exchange are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-03

lean trade dollars

The restricted volume of business in railway shares
after yesterdays furry and the decline IN prices
saekened somewhat the demand for money Tor ten,
porary use and the money market was qulcter All
day The bulk Of business was done at per cent
with exceptions at o AID 3l2, the closing business
current quotation is 4 and 3. There is good demand
for discount both bank and among outside buyers,
and rates continue TO rule firm The note brokers
sca 10 rates a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-03

etrcl 1i0od Ordinary "a Mlddlng. ;;.Us
there early adv vance OF '2"
yicn partly Lost before The cluse there "ef or
sales yesterday after y. m oN,hpoi'
700 asc: December 900, ll'syc; 200. IL i2c Jalus'
200 isJ,ac February, 100. IL siac; April 200 - O,
ioda,~Soycm6er 200 li,agc pecembe 100 200 i,o rs
JTiy 100 l27.c: total. $500 bales second eau
March 800 12sIec tota. 800 bales Im 90, Sas,
Sales TO day 40 p EOvenber 800 lI,,se Deem:
800 iissei loo. lli'e January 100 llse 800 800
5c 100 ilSsssc.; 100 ll'sse February. 300 gso
Zoo i2i,sc LEO 1zi,sc 300 l2c 800 ll,gc Z sS0
- March 200, l2l4c; 600 l2Issc 100, isssc'. ~
Eye April l21s 100 I2sSo go l2 Js; aoo
issc! 500 2fc; August 100. l3isc. 200. DC ho.sd
81 a0 bales grand total 4400 bales The market 'o'