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, 1881-11-09
MINNEAPOLIS M1LLERS.
Tlley Are Still Discussing tho Props'e'
~ 0C Closing THUR Mills fer II 'Fl'rle'


~ 0r Closing THUR Mills for 'Flnle'
suset4l D,pdteh to 1As tAteaoo IFteur''
ST. PAUL, AtlI,',.. Nov. S.--A thH n''eIlM
nf tho Minneapolis 1lillrEs' .assorlntlnh 'l''
in0rnihg tin question Ut shutting down b's
mills WIS not broAcl,etl. II Is ttlo grhe'a'
hpInto,I, lt0waycr, ttnit either by tiI'1tet""
tloN independent Of tho organization or o}
tlrcisiun wlttc'l n,ay br arrived ut nj SOM.
future injecting tllere will be Il Temporal,
suspension If operations. This VIII 10
necessary, BECAUSE Tiers will not tm s''''e'''
wheat to keep even tlmt pnrslo1t"f rata'''
~ nav engaged IN operation through luz e'l'
tiru winter. U,tu 1l,t,nber af II leA'llil. h''!
yesterday said; ".Ilo mills will pH3s1'lS
shut down HEX. week, md not.s&ars w "s''A
until spring."
Another miller, to wlt.Mm tho renl'l'S VIA -.
quoted, replied: 1'on't ynu be,W't =, =,
There will bu ,ntl,lltg Ut thn E!'''. u''r'' =
to ,ncl, captni !teIl NJ In sn'sr "''li, !" W, ",
lnw tllcm tn relNaIm inactive III! w''4''F. H., H.
cn,clutleh the conversation hytAlr''''nS 's '"o
belief that tllere would fwn cessation. y H r
IL" niE blaif tu Affect thu nrkrt; W J.. Itf
0plNl0n WA that tho s1lsM>ioI I, M@As. AnsIs,us
comparatively al>nrt duration. tlr vn'I ,i' If
statn 1T utTulrA het,lsls tn i,n this: .a', .rn -"
alul ths roIcu llolr nla.lr from j j. a''f%s ;ts
ovsrstocklng Ills markets Of ls WHIT a,p'J md
,nillers III other placvs, wl'I ,, N.Y. s',: wait:
principally Iuwer grades OF Mt;aniv M'ta,ti "', Ia.
W opsnnE for .1 the1r snnI I"'i'""tiI ii ,Ss
suppy nt ii Siinnsst ii"ar in "lsr !" ..: ss; .; Il
llcliro they uru tute.ustr! til 'nv!!.s ~, Hi,rr,
ai,ut tlOw,l. Tle ,nvutt,ls 1t tg !,n'. n."at ,I,t
Association tDtny AGyelaIesl ,'Ht'i,ns ,,,E, Mr,
already na.le known. "xrrlM w., ''n1 .nr,a whlsI;
Inherent. Tnt n'tnyof tho n!l!s "i'' i,a r!,s ta
hnwIl for st:s0i to Arprrss wi',.i n.y." ~. ,"',.
0f tic il0Mr market i prt,lally n, !" .i",, ~ for
cetlet, 'Fllat R1ly Or tle mus WIZ '''f
any hing ttinp ii il frfyUItIlIs ltlt:l.
, 1881-11-09
LIVE STOCK.
Tho Cnttlc- Show mt the ATLANTA f,ot,,.
ExrUkltiun.

Ihc Eattlc-sllots mt the Atlanta Cotton
,E E1p"sltlon.
ATLANTA, ill.,, Nov. h-WItIIon, ''Ih. Is.,.
the mus, interesting fruturc nf t,a .' u"!'t
exercises Mt the Cotton Exposition. npd ,.,.
a1ulv oc of thu ,uosl interesting c,c. s. ',. s','
WI WIIl ,.sve lappsile.l tl.r'l'r tl'o IIllnsot Tia
premiums III tl,ut ,Icpurtlu.ut. ThIs ,".us,s q.
0'l Thursday nlal Fr'tay, tho exhibition I.ay.
ing taken uINcc on thu furmer ,uy MI, H.,
nwartIlng or premiums IN tho Iii litter r.'' Ils us
ussey ss " "r %, f s1e h" 81 M Efss< a
fmllv mn nnI Tia s',ow Wac ,r nu'@n Im,s ~.'! ~,
hands'''sst. or at ls'st one q thu finest, eyet
" .", -. o 1t'..'. ' ~. ;",., "l'''a's ar
.,... .,.,,. ~ ,.'..'.. ...'.,, N"' s"o"'a9
t''"t 'tes s.."s uGe'' "e'1 ehtei 'nf W itelt
Uwners. The illsjlluy Wila nliltiu ttl 4 JelIrb,.
lin tss"l; tIn,t c,,.Ir"ir.t ti,o ' 's, ~ atl
tiGn Ir vG's.t W, ~ % Extoslt!!l
uu!iHAHS~t"Ithcrl5 Att 0lu IHet-fr1ick. .Afff
illor1,llEiI laspeeti.tll, Of t!!o stack. he
Judges lulh meeting FOR lllE purpose Of
awarding premiums I'll tho suucrssful com.
lMtit0rs. Un Friday, tho t!Ay following lie
inws. '''>''~' "s 'oT
u,,,,r.,,r,,xv
oM"nt,''"sHa'
Best herd, to1. II. Anderson. OF Anderson, o.
*EW. ..-,.
a, ltt'st bull petWtcn +. md years Of agc. loo.
VI: Hhlnier. nt snlty'!!e. VM.-EW.
i!tst COW ul lltly nNe, to Il. W. FNtner, OF Sall-
lsest heller. tod 1t. Anderson, Of Anderson,
oES1n. :,
AS'.s,,., Gse n.'s ~ Mny "Re' 10 1' IL Ahocfson' ot
""'''''''t ~ u,,,,nxx
u.,.. .,, a., =, -" .w;'n. ,,,,'...
s.Sj. s'' Ae'''' :" - d. "'''''''c' u ''''' ~
t[iekx. III Nashviiin-xs5, 'f - ''"""'' "'
Hist COW oyer3 yenrs Of use, to DJ. Whit.
lnnrc. Of 1'rny. N.-fi5.
tsgst heller between z anI : years of nRe, TOP.
j. WhltinoEe. t,f Iroy, O.-&. ,v.,,
,. Mest o''st oi ahy aeo' 10 H. !. "hhfaose'o OF
, 1881-11-09


Chicago. Nov. twill ynn Hlyo Int spapo In
ysIllr vn!l,ablO tnpcr u mike n stntenluhtY n
few days snIcte whE!o Hoiug fron, my hnusc, tn
an in]!ns,n Mvcnslo cur, duwn town. II we'll
tsrcssoA wutnuH cnlne IN and, with BDno tit!-
Utility. t0ok scNt nearly ut,pUslt 1nn. sum
discovered III nil oturs lid, that shr wna 80 ln-
ioxicMtud thut shv WIS scurccly abio 10 sit up.
HNu stItIu Ilccutne su troublesome tint tho coli.
'aAcsos stan,pGd ths cur asd heIpcd her on. Thy
tlr W,lB llu1 with lud!es. 6.llnu ltE,ked with
pity: others lalglctl. WIS deeply Impressed
with this feeling; II wrru u wulnHn 1
wUuld Ito something to provide II shelter
Tor thls unfortunate sAss. ~ thpro = ut presslt
llu p'lEn fur llphl except tito lh.Ile1 HtAtl0na.
lin cte!!bly IMtrtntA thut thoru IL l.oi,.o fnr
'ughrsnted mrn, tlttetE up H. slylc and alcMI.lce
gultn IN kccp'nE with nir test hosuls. Ins Il
Golat',clNlablc. Why INT tn us ,,uet lur woman?
IL atie Of less vsll,pt IL khc not ctlIIsurel tho
wtMkcrf Shu'lu mt her nppGui ho heNltty
t!isore Il u retieat for tho tfuatnnht OF thta
utlsS wns Dl,cted and werk procured, 1t wnu,sl
ss!o'l bo sell-sustntng tllvr It ya.tr AtsuI'ttn.
Christin,i wlsts unl ninthers. eAi, slenk fur
myself nlonr, but Gtrv4 It To bN tho vulc0 IT
thnlsan!ia of my own. sux, Hnd will. ut any
lt!p, II this ,nosu III n,Alu, Ga ulu To 8lt,surine
to Its support. TAXPAYER.
, 1881-11-09
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE,
Hsx-&cflfttUr ttyt,ktlnr.
~, H. tt1Ito- ~ sfsta SSJ,{-,,r.r> sf.lt,sr

ID Fht fHll0F NJ 7Hf LN1eH90 IflbNHf.
CNtcAdl. Nov. B.-l'cruilt INC to suggest TINT
thu, letter frn,n Tho ltev. j. u. Fulton III This
murnn,Ra 1HtpusE 1ttn1ut CnnklnE ,lNes not
wuIRh It particle nEaInAt tho wcllsknowti Etut,
shown III his public cnrocr. thnt Conklug hns
ovrr 1'ccn II tlslnrrcts,nc, m1scltcyous, it,pcrl.
ns. fMctin iuklnx. spotls polltcIlli. wl,,sn .le.
fellsh tho ltur. FHtnu shN.ltd bu NRtluInru tn
ehlnplun: while FllItnis letter tlues shuw
tint hH Is btrt less enough IT. alhlilHr tho tt,l,l
lMrEei1. WIN e,ln noyer ntlswer, and that SAIL
FHsn,l. though nwntnH tl1e hppculdKp u, D.. Is
IL GGhsINssnhtD Mss. NiFr 4 'tSrALWAllT."
, 1881-11-09
Tho Ca.ul uasi tho Istyer,

:'CnlcAHn, Nov. 7.-The elnal u,l4 II atrIp at
lard nntty feet wttlv on either s!io belongs to
tho statr, md by rccent decision Dt the Au-
preu,u Court understand thas lh1 lake In lru..k
Ut 3llcaixun MYcnuv for suulu miles our nlso bu.
, 1881-11-09
i;l,lurcs the Notwithstanding Orr
AltlMskcr.


C'iicAH0, Nov. H.-ff II few Of tho tlNnighticss
or Reckless people were arrested nr.tl ilurtl r,r
throwing frAIl- Sins un sidewalks, 1t wuuII ynyo
tini1y children. " nut Ers'w, people, Yruln phln
AHu exl'r1ssu. Dn1y last Saturday AFTERNOON. III
tho sGwNlk ut Twenty street aud AfIchl
gun hycnnc, bny isl,lctl Willie E,lgar hr,,ku Ills
rHlt urn III twt, pncus by Slipping III Hi ,lppte-
Rkln. I dnyp Hcclt nun nl3t WtitllrH throw
nr.lt1Et, hnsiatli. ltu1 rrtpu skins lii frunt III
thtln, Ill th0y cut. mud ihpra IL Inv apiiust 1t.
VIII tl.e iMllcc Just RIM III few, us u tcssn FOR
lnAuy. The tlAngcr FROM broken sidewalks Ii
& nnnthrr evil TINT ull Mre liHlle 10 have
lr0ken lOies frl. II nut IL ensc ltH. and II tho
c!ty dies mt wih!i tu pny lnrue sum fur dnl.l-
nRus, II fnw HttuwAk Inspectors tnlght tu bo
sent ru'!li1 all uycr tho city. a CtTlXEH.
, 1881-11-09
ingcrxulE aud the StnrsEkutltc lsoonlo.
III lAt EAtt6r d I1s CAsnQe Irittnt.


CNIGAtin. ILL.,, Nnr. s.-Nllis Il. .JncksOn In
yosr cnlitmns tMlay IlrnHa turrlb.e ncottsatIou
against faslurt Il. iugcrsAll, and says he hns
INV lust I'LL fuftki IN hts sincerity. Thu churgn
Is. IN titIntc Ills verbs "Tur nulley defending
known thieves uni rAsG;lis. ineh syku hnv9
Eruwn riuh Grui piuiNlcrnE their eullntrymou."
NJ. .lackat'u tul,t1cAs refers to lnAcrsnll'S nO-
sailnn Ms chulisei far tho atufttls8 IN tho sthr.
rnlitH prosecution
Nnw ttavn no syn,ntlty tito nicn rl,arRc't
iI',sG,l shs !IUet nr tir trial was 10 ,lsccrtnin
li,is fNrt. Whttlsr thuy arc guilty nr hit. They
ciatl! TINT they nrH mi. Now IT thcr gntt Ii I'll
"wt!st k,l0wn." pcrl.n,s Mr. .Tlnlthtl Will br VI,
kill ~ tn nEntinn thv nnniu III ut !urAt t,tiu
wiz, is guilty and tho crllnc Of which he ls
guilty. MszErrA.
, 1881-11-09

WIuci,ester's RlYpnph"ea'mt,"',sr.lrc lrcn'
will c.itu consumption. coughs, Wit ned yr1is
chitis, aud geuerpl debility. Esta"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-28

for the week ended Friday were only 1895 13
bushels of all grains, against 1OY sgs 7Ge
bnsbels for the same week in 1850.
At Chicago and milwaukee, even great
er diminution in the movements ~ notlceui
The weeks receipts at the two p0Tts-Chicago and
Mijwaukee-were 1.456.4S6 bushels, against
1903G63 bushels for the preceding week ana
2S25 Ol9 bushels for the same week OF 1857 mat
is last weeks receipts were only rllle over one
half the receipts of the same week OF last year ne
movement eastward shows still larger decline.
The shipments from Chicago and Mll|auEee t9r eng INC
week were only 9SS, 7S4 bushels against l,74f61S
bushels for the preceding week and against
2,065O 0S bushels for the same week of 1850. 10
sum up. with lake navigation practically closed,
the railroads are carrying much smaller quantity
of grain than they did in midsummer: ,
Government bonds were weak early ID the week
but later advanced sharply, although the voIlHiG OF
business was small The final bid compares Win
week ago as follows: Advance-contnued os' 81
continued 5s and As each %; and the 4l2, g per
cent State bonds were dull. but quotations gener-
ally were lever but closing with some recoyercs
In railroad bonds there was nothing OF spe Ia
interest outside of the dealings IN Bosom, w
and Erie firsts, which were from Vi 10 10 't~ -.
The general list of speculative bonds were lower
early in the week and made some parual gains a'
the end. A..
The transactions in stocks for the week are in the
aggregate n respectable amount, beng I;O9o' 4pO
shares for five days. against ls97 500 shares Ior
the preceding week. There is lItte 10 adu Iea.INo
to the speculation to what already has been written
Speciaties scarce, the markets generaily NOV
Ing up and down together. The trunk line stocks,
however, resisted the general decline ior
day or two, but later yielded and
Lake Shore sold as low as 1874, and the others IN
proportiou their final losses, however are only
fractions of / per cent. The Northwestern stocks
were as steady as any dqrlng the decline except
that of ST. Paul, which fell to 1853. The South
western list was the weakest. and in final deal
ings Denver and Rio Grande shows an e,x-
ctptional decline of As per cent; the
others showing unimpOrtant final changes
in either direction Western Union was largely
dealtin, bnt within range of 13i per cent, and
closes Is per cent higher than week ago. TIE ee-
yatcd shares had their ups and downs but not indie
pentlv of he general movements. At the close The
market was dull, and the speculation again was
waiting events, there having been large closing
up of the new short" interest
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-28
EUROPEAN markets.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 2620Up m.-POrk-Prme Mess Eastern,
dull at s2; do Western, dull 75. berland
Cut hrmer az 52i Short Rib hrmer 53h Long Clear,
steady at 49, Short Clear. steady
firm 40 jiG shoulders. dull IS 3D. for new Beef-Inda
Mess dull al 9OG Extra Mess, dull 1855 dun
az d. Lard-Irtme esteTn duh at 576d. Talow-Piime
City steady, &c 406d Turpentne-Spnts steady 426d
ROsin-Ftne steady atllE Common
American Choice. steady LaTdOn here flour
Extra State uui at l4jd Wheat-NO White, dun
No Spring steadyat l07d Winter New Western, steady
Il, COTn-Mixed, steady at old C0t0useed OYeHOw
American ROsin-COmm0n at London duh AT ID
UG6d. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at London. steady at l3.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 2b-3:0U m.-BreadstufsCOTn steady
at I'D GENITAL for New Mixed Western Flour lGGd for
Western Peas 6l0d. Genital for Canadian Wheat, lO7d
Oil for California White l0lld0ll4d for California Clubs
910ddl05d for Rcd Western Spring.
LONDON. Nov. 26-3OO .. mCalCutt3 Linseed 499d.UsO
per quarter Sperm OH e650e7O ton; Pale Roan. ia
lO6d. spirits rurpontine ~ per cwL Refined Petro
lenm, 6s@6d Spirits OF Petroleum 92i@i Od per gallon.
Common ROsin 69d. Lnseed on &25 10 f25 81 per tOD
ANTWERP. Nov. 26-Peroleum, Is francs 81 = centnes
for hne pale American WcOxs Lard closed at las francs
per 100 kllOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-28
COTTON yAaK--TS-gY rELraRApn

LIyWpooL nov 25-l230 .. m.-Coton- Market har
sales 10000 Bales inclnanE 2Q09 bao, iGr sPSo,
1860 bales American. Futures Gplands Low Auddrng
clause Noy'uIrr delivery bgd also - ?d DO NoS emnoT
January dSiycrT 6id also Ga+i TO- January and Feb.
and March delivery Gm,ci; do March and April delivery.
o. also G4idi no. April and May deiyer o1tl; ALSO 0a
July deigey gaed also S3'asL Fqtaroa firm ,, 40, ~,
cudcd 100 bales American
S coy 5 evdT @ o a ana
December drycry GA; DO January aud February delivery
and June delivery Ga7agd: ANA July delivery. G7
nuGrsTA. Nov. 2G- Cotton firm; MildlnG llisc: Low
MiddLnG lOhcL Good Ordinary, lOc.' receipts lOO3
HALnNogE Nov. ~ Cotton steady; Mddlnng llac; Loy
MdinE IL PCT Good Ordinary lO4e: net receipts 243
spinner 800 bales; s'ocs 80 527 bales ,oc. Low
Mddng nag; doed Ordinary. lose ne! receipts 29
bales sock g. 40 bales 'N'''''
CnAgLRsToS, soy 2J.-Coton firm Middllng, II hall SCI
Low Middling, IhGll&ci Coca Ordinary, lO'c neg re-
cepis 4yy 9ae exports France l9is bales To- tne S3
tnent i03 Ialcs cJastwse 2O92 bales saes 5oou oAeS
MGdhas, i5ic aood Ordinary i6c reSeipt 4,2S5 bales
shpment aO9 bales sales 5O5 bales spnners. 100 bales
GALVESTON. Nov. 2e- eouon STEADY; Mlddnns. II he;
Low Mdoliug, lie. Good Ordinary, lO2c" net IectlPt
25OG bales 2GoO bales sales l65 Dales stock s90o4
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 2e-Cotron arni Mlddling, II asc.
stock al, 70s ba,es
NOZZLE Nov 90 Cotton quiet Middlng Il SCI Low Mid
exports coaswse 1861 bales sales. $500 bales; STOCK
3-,J5G bales
NORFOLK. Now 2G-COttOn quiet; Mddng, III &c; net
receipts b53J bales; exports GREAT Britain 43l3 Dacs
1913 bales sales 1866 bales stock $3.50 bales
NEW-ORLEANs, NOv. 2d.-CostOn nrm; Middnng il'sc.
Low Middnng. lic; Good Ordinary lois not receipts
SUUS bales; 1919 balcS exports 20 France, SOUS
bales sales 5000 bales. stock 253.26S bales - 10 .
PhApELraA Noy 2Gcoit9n sienay MiG TD 4sce ms
bale gross 4S bales, spnncrs go bales stOoA
23,Gi3 bales.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 26-Cotton Arm Middlng II asci LSS
hfdding lie. Good Ordinary lOilC net receipts, 5%J3
bales; exports cOastwiso II M bales sales 900 bales last
evening, l,lUO bales; stock, 94,2sl bales. 49, 49,
LOUIS, Nov 3D. OttOn trm Mlddllng llpc. Low
hddug, III lc Good ordinary, l0sc receipts $500 paies
2USf bales; sales, 4,297 bales stocS O2J5' 's
WIMSGTOX. Nov. 26.-C0ttOn hgheri Mlddhngi - So
dIdu.ng lOi5sc. Good ordinary lOt' net ftCtlps
500 bales exports Great Itn llOo coastwse, l3lS
balcs stock $3.50 DaleA
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET
RIoJANuRo, Nov. 25.-Coaeo-8ood Firsts i,2000i.3bO
refs Reg ~ kos- Average daily receipts, 12oOO Gaga SNIP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-28
srncK MArErI,-nY rr1r1nArn.

CHICAGO Nov 2G.-UOGs-EacrIp'7. 1000 head, ship
meats 900 head. general muTSrt about The amv a on FIJI
da' good sharp demand for Choce values hrme sales oil
Common Good Mixed tud-i. Heavy Packing ard ship
ping 80 - $50 5Oi Light - Ja=j Cus and nI'scrs -
80
krt aj'.at ANT Alry active EHroi~ f@ed 3r Cool To
tnorc ~hpWu. 80 UHsJ 70; Common 90 Fair 81 0, Mixed
Iutchct very plenty al poor luds weak Common 10 air
fH4-3 90 Medium to Good 1J0J -; Choice, SO tJH.
-uckrIs Feeders plenty slow % choice, 81 10
- % Mixers aud spin cr - $3.50, Texas. SJaSl ian
BE d emil Native Eaugrf az q 30.
SuLAr-Rccelpts loo head HhpmeutA loo heai COM
Medium, Good Ia Choice u 4rl %,
!scteI Mcthcrs 80 TJa+I %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-28
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North RiUer, Vessels and Railroads.
KEw-YoRK, Saturday, Nov. 20. 1881.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YonK. saturday. Son. 26. ISL

NEw-YOR Saturday, NOV. 20, 1881.
ASHES-Quet unclan ged.
CoFFEEo duh unchan ged Fair cargoes lo'Ir; sales
terms tho Tyche Brahe arrived with 1891 Mid
u6 bales last " ming ihcudng ali for spinning Delivered
on contract zoo bales Receipts at the ports to-day 1871
bales against 3O3OJ bales MS day ast week. and 394Go
bales last year faues fairly active closing steady az Ge
yem6er, ~; DeeembeT l9jGl20i Jang2 ~ -
Airii i2G5ei5sG;; May i2sIai l9S; June i29i 1900
i Pr to tor R Ras and s5
f2n9eT A 1I' M{y fTSEi Jul Jhy I 1851
August l8gs segtember ~ Closing prizes tGr con a
January, I2IG6i2.l7i February, - !. al2aG March.
1891 J nRy 5o gio AHss IsIodIaii Sep
'e FfStR 10 TIilcP25 Ter stu IN
EFs fySF cE Tl5a a s ad fG@g es inquiry y
Including. 500 Gbs, CIV. Mil Extra s5et5 /;
81 75Gs4 GO Tor Winter Wheat latter an eTtremo a."
e9l, Lev Grade o E2rl a. 90 % for 'T Winter y%heay
5000 bbls. Wheat Extra, - 2fdt9 400 bills In
Extra IS lods Tor mo Whole r,nse OF the sae'
~ IT. 20 latter ettrsne SaPeT9 - ig%sS @ som
as - Common to Good western - ~; Good to Choce
Onto. s. 1880 Is, :. Good 70 Choice %. 60 .
COMMON cioS s. soaS IS Rye Wzta!s % 56ss7
sSrt ~ I'm cannon - FAN 1 o ~ Good "a
Vesy choice Family - GDet0 Pltcn Winter Wheat Extra
sal,s 90 b6ls iacIadnr common 70 Good F2is . s5S
60 Goo! to Ghocc . 50 tse Flour steady ~ ~,
WHEAT FLoJ s"ingS 20 - - - u ~ 4 .,raaIi
HtrS 90 hbis. llclndnc Ntdo" western - .'H@' 80
81 Why W y ~ - 'tl..-.l -.
"EAIN-"HEAI -Niikcl irrrRnIaF ga uh'tiurd, or,l-
IN" 2G r brl'"f, -nh-' que IVY We A an, va 'o' A' ~
ma Sr 'r. i ~ . G. hu' '-''l "ul ~ i.A'l ul,1
SNy" ar'nai' "nl l' ,i a. on & m ,
@''-'t.p' unHi. lHthit' N"l' 'i''.S
Si-h IN AT .of 'hl"i ?, 81
~. q, 'ti''''F - w.,
a! -. -, w. , ~ -''s, ~, ,' - ~
W Ill'' i''tt ~ ." 81 ~ OK, - '.i - -
~ y" -, 80, ~ .t 81 ~ 80 ,,.,.th
new aud Oh C!''llR "'t ~ ~ ava '' 'h 'AH4ui
Al ~ ia b'lH Va. f@, - - n.fat'd Mlit' - ~
d$l 3f White canada. 81 81. bond. No 2 White Il t;
steamer ~" VINCE 81 20, ~" VI tite, - 741tl .F ~"
I'ed N"tcmirr - .2'4. ~ ~ I"'uf 81 'i 40 r'rm
bet, - ~ "l u - t" ing ~ ''''. 90 Jt'tis' - 81"
~ ~ Q, ti''hs, - %" t" F'"Igt'' - I''7 =. -
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
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r BAT H sg NCy S9GSti9a STEADY ddling
a. i r EFIi lo S S'ee' ana Sost9rn 9epe1s55 -3g
CITY MIA s5Der - oooSj 70: DO Extra % oOafG 90
Family, ~ 2j wheat-southeru lover Western higher
Maryland. u 4li No Western Winter Red, spot ana
HaTy %C DTGs%D Sdf SO Co ran
Southern S y ts9y %esten aser and nm Southern While
t1t0B'c5 December. G7saGl &c; January, G3&4I0c
Mixed. 4s6l0c. Pcansyivana 45G52c Rye dull at 81 90
ay firm and active; Prime 10 Choice PenasyIvania ami
BUFFAo. nov. 2G.-F1our duh and unchanged. Wheat
no buyers and Amber Winter quoted at 81 - 81 90
Tescied Gic. quiet but stead y sSes Ok cars So
a4td NeS'esh q, 80 baiisG qnet 6anaIa quoted at
C.rnnea quoted GGar at Il l0 Fine II 5o New Process
SI7glS Finished s3@a.4 per ton Hishwlnes; ctg made
cHcAGo, Soy. %. Flour steady and unchanged Wheat
~ 2i'i cash II 22q November; 81 2iHaS 2i's De-
a9 30 do a II : RSatd s5555 a' corn l tT
s neSc mag 5Sc 5annary % CO. S Nav oT seced b.
oats unsettled and lower at ~ cash and No5ember "a 30
eaIrr ~ p, e Hlr'S rrr AZ ~ W faH Stei scare
$40 - CASH SlG loqsG 80 November and peccm.
S o f oc,Ire aa January Je bsrT ~ ' 05c c9
100 10 Dcccm3eI II 22a II 25c January; lL3Il2@
shouldcrs, 635s, short no s91c Clear. bloc.
CNuSSArL Nov. 26-four quiet and UNCHANGED. Wheat
9S6 Shipments $500 corn sttont NJ no Mizea 5SS
Cat, nm. W. mixed, 47iqc. rye dun and lower at
- .n.ti-' Hi a amer NJ ~, q 51c pittH.sts
a. az sb,,.dcts 80 sltar gin ~ Wbisrev trn sf
Hi - ~. ~ iUsba oc. % hl- on a G,sis
81 ii ia Inft,r tr ,nd nUcban.s easier IIgri.
-. 49,. ~, ,ui
- i - - ~ 80
,1,', H., n .,,i,r',Ti" - '''' 80 -~' '''
ntrrrr ,,y ~ 4 ,,r .,,,.ly Al Ri 95 ,ss, Nh Wheat
o,,i.f IA. Whit. ~ nm, ecyrpcr ~ ia. January
"a a.. F'l-lIr. vi 49,. V,--. N Ia Nril : - -,
III 10 y.,r 4. r g.. ~, , ii..I AND "a vi. M sale,
Corn steady: 80 :. C5r.: Rclrrfei G.c oats frm but
gTict s." Mixed 49, ijsc; No . White 465.GiGisc.
tIpyrrsccI aruler: Pruc Fj H. Recruts-Flour none.
k,llt 600 Ju .t. Corn 900 bu -N: oats none SHIN
u,u't-tIuur IOJJ bush. wheat 5000 bush; Com and
b.f. NOM.
-, Or tto+, ,f,. vo-t.r, aud p.,,sri
80, y. a.. =, -. Rrnu.sota ,tr,a CIe.r
,"... 1900 ~, ,,ii,
5o U.l.'t DO CHOICE ~ 80 do Fancy = 30: do
- 49,, ~ ,liutrr NJ neat Patent. tUpd sT 10. rye
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ments Of the weekTo the Channel and North OF Europe
$4,000 bags TO the United States 10000 bags TO the Med
iterranean 5000 bags Sales OF the weeFOr the Channel
and North Of Europe 1900 bags for the United States
1000 bags; stock 5000 bags Exchange London 22
SANTOS, Nov. 25COhee5uDeTiOr4 200 per 10
kos Averagedaiy receipts the week roo bags sales
OF the weekfOr all countries 10000 including $1,000
bags for stock. 1O2 600
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Nov. 2GTne EOaoIalt OF tins week SAYS e.,
rate ~ discount for bank bills 90 days To mohths' -
per cent trade bills 90 DAYS 10 months $50 ~
cent The GENERAL features OF stock markets. were u
cdedly adverse money early in the week ~
depression, and the day the god vas tihoh ~
America the fall ~ nOs universal The chiei a. i ,
scryabie Turkish, Egyptian, Peruvian, Gahu iIuh
and American railroads which suffered severely IN Ioi
Governments Turkish were lower. pa ty OWING u hn
Osruc ing the rat hcatOn Of the BOAdhOders lonVhlu
similar arranged with her. IN h0me Ial
many heavy extcn sOus In the metropolis ana IN te Po
noes are fQreshadowel IN American rai!roa w sd
preferences have fallen ghash ordinary, > s. i's @
San Francisco preferred do common, Cairo and
and Central Pacific, each Lake shore and Niehc
and oregon and California each, aud various OherS'
eanh
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ShlNtOat has been more active at lower prices Deer
also has been in bettor slle M lower prices 49, f

HaRaY dun and more or less dcpIe'sedi Fair Re
uhg nDnlnaiy, 1a-UIJc; sales lG5 hhds Centrifugal
g 4q2 hnd5 cuba Muscovado 7aic; LOO hhds Cenri
dEul "lt 10y or two private terms; Refined du Cut
La and Crushed lOi-c Cubes zoe Powdered gsdl0c.
GA luato 9Hc Mould a." 9@c Confectionery " \, :"
SlfH7ei GLOW do 90, 7's15A c Yellow &C. 79sG7S5c
CTtAkINE-A shade 1rmcr; Prime city quoted II 9c.;
sas oVO e western private terms Oleamargarine aear
TALLOW-QuIet, stoady sales. GOOOO u. 7Hsa7nlsc.
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Gorporatiun Iotiees.

acknowledgements for building a crlD
~ Enib.a1 AZ coenes slip East River viii be reayed ~
the Department Of Docks and 9 DRaaes h 1a ios
day DecemBerS 1881, at II o'clock ID. HVt 49, ~
see The city Record Copies for sal. AZ NO, Wy nan
ATOTICE.-Proposals for building a pier II. on
~ North Brother Island East hyer VIII % ma, o
epebeT : ISL IL o'clock NJ For t9 lhISlnau1h 800
ne ,,~ Rseord Copies sale at No city Hail
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The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and milwaukee, Saturday:
Ro,eiprs ns15+