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The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS-.
A Message From the President ON tn o
GnInIaaf-

President Arthur sent the following message
to Congress yesterday In relation to an Inter.
national Congress Of American stntos:
10 ne Sepate aRd House Of Representatives.
send herewith copy OF the circular lnvl.
tation extended TO all the Independent coun-
tries OF North and South America TO particl-
pate In general congress TO be held In the
city OF Washington on the 22d OF November
next, for tho purpose of considering and dis
cusslng the methods OF preventing war be.
tween the nations OF America.
In giving this invitation | was not unaware
that there exiseed differences between several
OF the republics of South America which
would initiate against the happy results
which might otherwise be expected from
such an assemblage. Tho differences indl-
Gated are such as exist between Chill and
Peru, between Mexico and Guatamela and be-
tween the States CT Central America.
II was hoped that these differences would
disappear before tho tImo fixed for tho meet
Ing OF the congress. This hope has not been
realized. Having observed that the authority
of the President to convene such q congress
has been questioned, I beg leave to state that
the Constitution confers upon the President
the power, by and with the advice and consent
OF the Senate, to mako treaties, and that this
provision confers the power to take all requi-
site measures to initiate them, and TO this
end the President may freely confer with one
or several commissioners or delegates fro m
other nations. The congress contemplated
by the invitation could only offect any valu-
able result by its conclusions eventually TAX
ing the form of n treaty OF peace between the
States represented, and besides the invitation
to the States OF North and South America Ia
merely preliminary act Of which the consti-
tutlonality, or the want of 1t, can hardly be
afIlrmed
1t has been suggested that while the Inter.
national Congress would have no power to af-
feet the rights OF nationalities there repre-
sented still Congress might be unwilling to
subject the existing treaty rights Of the United
States on the Isthmus and elsewhere In the
continent to be clouded and rendered uncer-
tain by the expression of the opinions of a
congress composed largely of Interested par
ties.
am GLAD to have It in my power to refer to
the Congress of the United States, as now do,
the propriety of convenlng the suggested In.
ternational Congress that may thus be in
formed of its views, which 1t viii be my pleas.
ure to carry out. Inquiry having been made
by soma. of the Republics invited whether It
Is intended that this International Congress
shall convene, It is important that Congress
should, at as early a day as is convenient, In
form me by resolution or otherwise of its
opinion In the premises. My action Will be In
harmony with such expression.
CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, April 1S, 1882.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
Senatorial Courtesy.

Judge David Davis attended Senatorial
dinner few nights ago, and insisted In being
more polite to the ladies than any other gen.
ueman present. In order to do this he In
sisted on waiting on all the ladies present. A
beyy OF fair creatures were drinking wine in
one part OF the room, and the Judge seeing
them asked II they would not have some cake
or bread. With one voice they responded In
the Affirmative. The Judge laid hold of a
large sponge cake in one hand and a loaf OF
bread In the other, and passed 1t around to
the fair sex. They did not like the idea OF
partaking OF bread out of the bare hands OF
the affable old Senator, but Senatorial cour-
tesy prevailed and they minced sparingly OF
the bread until the Judge turned his back,
upon which ono lady undertook to disgorge
whom II was found that she had we'll nigh
choked herself to death, and that too on ac-
count of Senatorial courtesy.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE,
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE,
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
IN EFFECT JANUARY q, 1882.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, frem station
corner of Sixth and b streets,
as follows:
For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited
Express Of Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars
at $3.50 a. m. daily Fast line 9:3O a. m. daily,
with Sleeping cars from Harrisburg to Cincln-
natl. Western Express 1880 p. m. daily, with
Palace cars to Pittsburg and Cincinnati.
Mail Express, $50 p. m. daily for Pittsburg and
BALTIMORE q POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara,
at $50 p. m daily except Saturday. with Palace
Cars to Canandaigua.
For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira at
$50 a. m. daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, 8.O0a M, 1880 a. M
1.30, $50 and 1920 D. m. On Sunday, 1.3O, $780,
and 1920 p. m. Limited Express Of Pullman
Parlor Cars, $50 a. m daily, except Sunday.
For Philadelphia, 500 a. M. 1880 m., L30, ,4O
$50 and 1920 p. m. On Sunday at 1.3O, 5. 10,
$50 and 1920 y. M Limited Express. $50 q. m.
daily, except Sunday.
For Baltimore 40, 500, $50. 1880 a. M, and l.so,
40, 4.40, $40, 7.30, $50 and 1920 p. M On Sum
day, 500, $50 g. M, 130, $40. 7.30. $50 and 1920
d. m.
Tickets and information at the Office north
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and at the station, where orders can be
left for the checking of baggage to destination from
hotels and residences
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager
]. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
Artists supplies
at Ryneals, AIS Seventh street.
DYSPEPSIA.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 5, 1882.
Gentlemen
have until recently suffered
with dyspepsia nearly all my
life, and at times 50 bad that
everything / ate disagreed
with me, besides had great
oppression and heayines5
about the stomach. Now, after
taking two bottles OF Browns
Iron bitters, can eat anything;
all the heavy feeling has left
ana l already think IL has done
me more good than any medi-
cine ever tried.
Respectfully,
LOUIS A. RICHARDSON
The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
THE EVENING CRITIC.
WEATHER INDICATIONS,

Tho special bulletin issued from the signal
once to-day says,
Tho indications are that rain Will occur In
tho New England and Middle Atlantic States
to-day and tomorrow, accompanied by hlgh
Winds on tho coast. Cloudy, rainy weather
and high Winds will prevail in the lake region
to-day and tonight, followed by cold north
west winds tomorrow morning and clearing
wpafhnr.
The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD,
THE MODEL FAST,

THE MODEL FAST,
AND THE ONLY LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST,
via Washington.
DOUBLE TRACE! sKIr, JANNEY CourLEni
Schedule to take effect Monday, Jan. %, 1882.
A. NJ. LEAVE WASHINGTON:
t2.S6-CHICAGO, CINCINNATI AMIDST. LOUIS FAST
EXPRESS, Sleeping cars to Cincinnati, st
Louis and Chicago.
zS1 Sy AND sns WsS Way ss4s Ss
mont. strasbure., Winchester. Hagerstown
and Way. via Relay.j
II 7.46-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS.
e.lo-Pont of Rocks and Way Stations.
Express. Parior car cars to Ne New 199 YORK. 'SfoS
8.4o-STAuNToN and VALLEY EXPRESS. (Con-
T meets fSr Hagerstown and AT Point Of Rocks
te.ooNBaltimore. Hyattsvllle and Laurel Ex-
tion. Jess!ips and Dorseys. On Sunday
stops stops at all stations. Connects for Annap-
io.oo-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS Stops at Hyatts-
tio.4o-PITTsBuRsH. Chicago. C1Nc1NNArI and
81. LOUIS EXPRESS, Parlor and Sleeping
cars.
ia.io-Baltimore, Ellicot City, Annapolisand Way
fl.25-on sunday Only, for Baltimore and Way.
2I5@BALTIMoRE EXPRESS.
ts.oo,BALT1MoRE, PHILADELPHIA and NEW
s.so-Baltlmore and Way Stations. Winchester,
FREDERICK, Hagerstown and Way. via Re-
4soIBAlgIsorS. Es.daa. HyATrsyIIIs AND LAynnI
Enpa ssS; ei;s Ireaefcx' n via Relay. stops at
444zo-BaltlfnoTe, Is Annapolis and Way Stations.
Winchester and Way Stations. (OnSunday
a.. to Point of Rocks and Wa. Stations only,
t6.46-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS {Martinsburg and
Way. via Relay. Stops at Hyattsville and
o.o6-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
7oo-BaltimOre and Way Stations.
7.4O-BALTIAoRE, HYATTsVILLE and LA REL
EXPRESS.
ia.io-PITTsBUReH, CLEVELAND and DETROIT
ExPREss. Sleeping Cars.
to te.S6-PHILADELPHIA,N New york and BOSTON
EXPRESS. Sleeping cars to New York.
Stops at Hyattsville and Laurel.
te. te.47--CHIcAGo, CINCINNATI, and ST. LOUIS
Express. Sleeping cars to Cincinnati and
tDaily. tsunday only Other trains daily ex-
oR aS srains rom washington stop at Relay Sta
ton.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and 1851 Penna avenue, cor. OF 14th street, where
orders Will be taken fcs baggage to be echecked and
received at any point In the CITY,
The Evening critic., 1882-04-19
"AIderney hairy wagons. ;,

Fresh Aiderney Butter, churned every morn
ing and delivered In 1zib. "Ward prints, SOC.
per n. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet initk, DC. per qt. Cream l5c. pint
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STATE Or TRADE.

DD IS ~ J \ -'
Fioa qaSj Howard Western saPefaas -
Mis- sCp.r - 50q-l: do Extra, 81 2jotl Is do 40
b% ar,r - ' ge 81 OF u DO Agbcr 81 20
- l.; 40 Maryiand II V5'9 No Western Winter 1T
White re do Yellow, 7oc Wesern Mixed spot qG9Jc.
White, "A I6c do iAe 4v@.-c' PenDa VA a. y iDc
bye Iu "a G64c Hay qnet fnmt ~ Gao CO fehs{ IVA
) IS IN -iaea. s-Sholitrrs. siq i2g. Gear 80
Sae' paced S'2'4o' ua%. al Yer e
nasd Bgtie.' Western fresed y 23e Gre 3m
Soes RIO eaTgoes 1Tdnry to taiT i,s 10
BGFFALo. NC,. -3.tIonr steady; QuoteG CIV ,,round
NsE Process 2'T' p Ba s5S "H 1S Sse,o I
s9a Ir' wheat 81 % rye llrtgro = s. 80 sPrlng
s a@C Sa2' 5o5s S. White winter IS 55s % Sew
00ig 81 IscqsI 10 lot NJ. Hard Duluth 81 - Dd cash;
tue year; 80 Red Michigan IN store - %; o Red
Toledo at u %. Corn MN. 80 : Ni4g- MeStsrn ~
White, a $50 Old western see Barley hna Canada
asl 80: si1-TOTei state. oJsSJc. Twokowed state
a. 75G I'VE & @ f5ea tTtiS1; r ~ ~
SI5oG$l %. Ml Feel steady: coarse sl5gsI5 tom
by raW heat C. Corn &c: Data sc. irelghts
SO naSsr IT, Sew1 orS IS > to Albany s. Is per 1000
slaves TO New-foT< >! 81 per ton 1Fo@a ore rseeigt1
Oaa, lJ1oo busai b4iey 90 Cus1t Eye io9 90 61shi
Corr 4VoV Dsi. I'm 6bs Wheat So 900 b1 VI,
F%e 800 bush Canal Shipment, 10 tide Saterm heat
oScAgo Tov Flour quot; Choice spring.
Wheat. 50 jOUSj so, common 10 Fancy Anues"tas StS
Oh - - ~ S5Ss5 30 Low GRADES " J0aS5 20
We.I se4ay. Regular y5ls90 " November v5 o.. DE-
SstLce Nay No . Red Winter soc cash 944c De
v5.S a. &C All inc year: Ole; Rejected 81 Lo
No Chicago spring. 9-@eV5Ac cash 931dJ5ec No.
y.absr " ~. ecenDSl. 80 o. AL tne ye2I % e@Ss 20
&C Corn higher 7us1U 2c CASH .E69l4c November
gO1.c DscsnDer 5i9.c. January; 55c May. 6ulsc all
y4sDa 50
year. sG3. ~ January % - May Rejected 81 1c rye
seed wsaSer at 81 8ao,l "a GOOD rushing on track
81 2lia keectsd. ,, 70 Choice Russian ii 81 Butter
cuoce Packing stock - lc Eggs steady = =
a25e PS,x oMer a. 81. 22"siS 20 ash s9 ~
81 90 all tho year. slG " 94s1 % January s!7 10
February. Lard lower At lO.sosIOsjc- cash 10TH
lOs5c. al the year 10 igaO soc January; lO57 ~
February BuI.neass steady Shoulders o'.e; short hie
FreigAts-Corn I" D,dao. 2.c. a.
CrscIssAri. Soy Flour easier ramiy ~ g5ss4 go
spot 81 ~ November; 9s1sc. Decembe 30 ~ Az INC
year SocsPts 100 9a.n .aDmeats 2C sy, Sp IS 20
hf@ 40 M'sed. s9lss 4oe spot ssc. November:
tim JisQ63g 20. dai Extra no FS,i
7OG75o Por2 queG New sl7ssls 20 Lara n5m lS,
BulEms4ts easier, shoulders 7c Clear ho loo: bacon
stesdy shOaders 5i.ci clear RIB li%e Clear; - %
whiskey nrm al 81 10 Butter qget choice w .t
Hards sLaalOo Nsw.orieans 90 o. Nc HOGS am; Son
nor .nS 80 ssss,1 - oo head ,hiDmsnrs mead
DETROIT Noy. 2o-Floer sVAE az, SSsEbef a ,a,I,.
Decembor o ~ ssl o. = February 81 ~ Az sas year
e. 01t JInaary ~ white 74ci Yellow SOC oaIs nrn,
No Mixed New. S5c; No White So ~, = a sc.
keeeips-Flonr lone, Mh sar none wLsa I4oSi bush
M ~ annrots do clear Is IS do DO straight
So 25 10 do Choice 81 eo PeansSNaaA TO- FANNY - 0'
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sales $50 December and January private terms.
BUTTER-Demand ia very moderate bat prices have not
varied N respect ruling firm fine grades OF creamery
strictly choice stock has an increases. uo
mand nom shippers and slightly better pces
gades dun and unchanged State Factory - ,ei st
demand TO- choice stocE and prices hold Nearby $50
State and Pennsylvania Se05lc. western NoS~~'N'
Caneda 2Sd3Sl2r -. -.
Moderately active and steady. At $3.50 Tor CaFo
lin and Louisiana. ana 8 n 3 &c for Ringoon.
SFEDS-Qniet and unchanged.
Size. go Centrifugal Refined quiet and wdnou.
marked change. cut Loaf 9.0 &c; Crushed y20s sci
Powdered 9lsa9Ac; Grannlated. S7s09c.; Cubes 9Sci
Mould A. ss4Gs7sc; Confectionery do s'sc standard 40
Sia0sssct Oh do sUsssc; White Extra Z, 7'sa 7sci
Yellow do do, ~ asci Yellow @. 6.ol e7hci Yellow
6sc
srEARINE-Qniet snd firmly held Prime city, l25c
Oleomargauus steaune. l0asc spot lOlac December -
TALLOw-Dul. again lower; Prime City Ssc sales
5OuuO q, IN lots, s,G7sc -
Guiding Moyune II packages Tyson. 72c5 AS young
HysOn "a lSl2c: ltS Imperial "a Ie 90 GunIo"et, az
d3l Japan 572 Pan Fried IS 22 basket DO 1c w
Sngs Sc. IL COngou lO9Zlc.. OolOng o3 FOOchOw =
2lc &68 FOrmosa. "a S62c. 500 Annoy Ii 2c
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There was very little market for railroad bonds,
although some of the repOr I'd transactions show
small gains III prices over previous quotations; but
a bond broker is authority for the statement that
washed sales of some issues were made at hglre'
higher than he could ob.ain for the same
issues which he had orders to sell No
busiuess was done in Erie seconds
and the quotation is o. G9Sl2, against sales at 30
Yesterday. Rome, Watertown AMI Ogdeushurg
new IS were off III per cent at G7A. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas seconds recorded sales at per
cent advance. 81, and Central Of New-Jersey
consolidated sold at 1Osdl09l2. Leigh aud
Wilkesbarre consols were of y az 1922 Chesapeake
and Ohio tirsts. series b, were steady at SO, and
currency debts were per cent hlgherat 52l2. New
York Elevated frsts declined 10 HE. East Ten
messed Viry;nia AID Georgia - were eaiy az -,
and the incomes at 40 and Richmond and Danvllle
rsts were l. higher at "a. and the debcnture' were
- higher at 81, after selling at G2S4. New-Iork
Central IS. 1898 sold at 1902. st. Paul
frsts. Southern Minnesota Division, were Il low er
AT 1914 and frsts Chicago, Pacific and Western
division were off "a at 923i. Kansas Pacific consos
were down l. at 99l2 Texas and Pacific firsts,
Rio Grande division declined l per cent 10 77l2,
recovered to 75la and closed at 70. Northern
PaciH. frsts were steady at about 1914. New
Orleans and Pacific firsts were l's Oh at 81. An
nexed are the uotatlOns
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PerN0rth Rlpsr Vssseis ali RIilroIfs
NEw-YORK, Thursday. Nov. %. 1892
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRk. Thursday. Nov. %. 1882.

ASHES-Quiet and UNCHANGED
cOFFEE-RO generally steady options ana Fair car
goos were still quoted The; by tion 1913 bags er BOT
ghsie sod a. Ga equal 10 13c or Fair u Was st,
py some while Others ho1gnt that he act nae
brokerage and acOneers Oh had 70 be met e average
could not be placed above On the street 2l30 Dsgs
sche 1O2 bags do 4S7 bags santos er essO s
on private terms Chan there activity saes lOOO
bags December 5S5c $50 bags February and 2OO pags
Mhrch oJo; 700 May &c, 800 Ua9- June &c. lVO
bags do 9soe; 500 September 6lOci go bags OcIoDe
oO 90 bags do 6lUc 800 bags NO Tor January OJS
ana E1 bags April 61jc the stock here IN nrst hands
was lOl25I bags Mid grades dul and weak nc 12@oc
i0raguayra SGO9c for Washed Caracas anu &C. for good
average tuCutas.
COTTONSpot Cotton moderately active only, but prices
firm aId unchanged (@62 bales last
ing Including 40 bales for export and 75 bales for spin
nng Delivered contracts, 400 bales Receipts al lho
ports to-day 530l3 bales AGAINST 4-Ii bales ms dY Ast
week and 21J34 bales last year since september l.
l9ioi bales, against 1882 AZ bales same period asst sea-
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1921 for the account Atlantic and Western second
mortgage trustees certihcates 1917 Reading, 26E Ere
37 do second COnsos 80. New York Central 1921 Penn
sylvania Central 6Oas
LONDON. Nov. 23-40o q. m-Pars advices quote three
cent renes at francs l2i9 confines for the account
aud exchange on London at 25 % centmes for
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOsroy STOCKS
Boston. Thursday, Nov. %, 1854
Yesterday. TODAY.
THURSDAY, Nov. 23-P. VI.

ssa very large proportion Of the business done
in stocks during the last hour of yesterdays market
was based upon the sensational and false rumors
which were circulated, it was reasonable TO expect
that the opening transactions to-day would be
made at declining figures. The event Justified the AL
ticipation With only here and there an exception
the first sales of stocks to-day were at prices rang
ing from l. to LIZ per cent below yesterday cosns
bids and the exceptions TO the rule were h"' sio"
in following the general drift OF prices. NoFei'n0
less the efforts toward imparlng 10 tho ii'i N''
steadier tone and a revival OF Confluence WIZ nv
relipouished and the early decline was Iolo"'u W
oons,derable reaction. Bat at every opportunity to
sell stocks were in full supply at ilmileu heuieS'
The main Object in view seems to be 10 MAKE
steady market upon which fair quantity Oh STOCKS
90, be sold without precpitIting a panic
To-day the effort was not an entre SUCCESS
Prices were easily rallied but they more
readily yielded at every attempt TO market
stocks That explains the many aud some
times wide fluctuations which occurred ana tle
general feverishness which was the prevailing
characteristic of the days dealings. Rumors were
scarce and such few as were circulated received
little general credit after yesterdays experience.
Taking the market Of the day as whole, IL II
teaches any lesson II is that personal influence ana
individual prestige are the wane, and that an
appreciation of the general situation of com nercial
aud mercantile affairs is exertIng q growing lni1u-
euce with the average Spectator At the close the
market was barely steady, at figures which are
materially lower than yesterdays last prices
Government bonds were dull and hardly were
steady. with decline of il per cent IN the nnal bids
for the Is Annexed are the closing quotations
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OF city bank stocks, American Exchange sold ~
AZ 80 and Importers and Traders 40 al 26o. Inc
following were The bidding and asking prices on
the first calI:
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11vE srocK MARKErs-nY rELEGRAPH


BUFFALO Nov 3D. Receipts to-day. lO0O head
week 9235 consigned through 30 cars in good de-
mand aud prices shade higher no sey gOO on SAFE safes
ans 81 2OQS4 90 Michigan steers SlGSi 3D. Cows and
uelfers. 8. JudSJ -.
SHEEP AND L,MBs-Receipts to-day 240o head total for
tho week thus 1900 head for time last week
Il OOU head; consigned through IL steady and IN
Changed: sIes Fair to Western sheep, Sidr4 80;
Fancy s. jO9sj Western LamJs, I'll - $50 20;
Canada Lambs. - - 40
H0Gs-Receipts today 400 head total for the week
$4,000 head for time last week 81 900 head
consigned through cars market eSuar saes Good to
Choice Workers. So ID Light IOrke 5 30 G36 o. Good
Butchers and Medium weights So ,j9t6 hoce Heavy
81 ~ 81 90. Fair do - lJ1S5 Pigs - 130 So
CHICAGO. 23lIOGs-Recepts. 10000 head shipments.
5000 mead. demand Good the market becomes stead c and
gathers sTen6th Mixed IS 7ODSG25 Heavy So 1896 o.
Light. - - IS 30 skins, - 5jns3 %
CATTLE Receipts 5000 head shipmrnts $500 head.
fAy steady, no extra tatte Good 10
Cnolce e. - Common 10 Fair 81 80 90 Mixed Butch
ers' fairly active Common 10 Fair - 2OdS3 Neil
jl0S4 stOckeIs and Feeders. 5 ara 20 lex
ans strong ~ ~ Gu n - 40.
saEEP-Recep 5000 heaa: shipments 900 head. market
stronger Prime at fde5 Fair 10 Medium steady
- $780, Common dun and IN large supply al - ga
- p.
EAST LIBERTY Penn. Nov 3D. - CArrLE - Receipts. 527
It + mo. 30 $50; Cool, @O0s) o. common
"a Far. - JOU - 30.
HOis-Recepts B. 300 head; market active Philadelphia
So Blitmores none 81 lng; Workers. - ~ 20 10
SHEEPRecePts. Ohcal' mkcl nim Prime u ~ va 49,
Fax 70 Good, Gs4 % Common, - oC@5 ~.
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPAfA sTOcAA
Reported by JoHs Il. DAVE & Co. II Valid.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKErs
LONDON Nov 23-l23O p. m.-U 5 bonds four and q half
per cent 10 Atlantic ana roai estern first mort
-, trnses, certincates 49, do second mortgage
e.. e.runcates I69, NewJeTs-y Central III ;
III. Sew YORK Central 1872 Pennsylvania Contra
80 Reading 26is New-YOrk. ontario aid Western IT !.
k0iWau. &c and = Paul common. lOI.
nov. g3-2OU m--Panr snYlcs- quoto fhroo
peT cent renes 40 rAne 81 oentnss f tue account
ioSDOS NOv So m-Ihe proportion OF the Bank OF
Fngiand reserve liability which lat week was $50 Der
senf h now 20 per cent. The DdiOn IN lhe Bank %
EnSiand has increased rs 900 during the past week
PlKIs Nog zS-Ihe weekly statetaent OF the banA OF
France snows decrease Of b.l5OVOO franos gold. ana
a aecrease OF 967J.OOO francs silver -- -
osnos, Nov 29-4ivU o. m.-COnsos l02 Tor money and
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Qipi1eI1 No.ltej.

NEy YORK CHIC AGO AND LOUIS RAILWAY Co }
10 BEOADwAf NEW NOR6, Nov 20 los-.)
COUPONS maturing December | from first
~ mort gage per bonds OF this company VIII DO pad
" ~ b. q. MITCHELL Treasurer.
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NHANGE an NAME ON A NESNEI
Srtumn Resorts.

DERS0NS desiring To economic can nave
good board for the winter low price country I've
hours from Clly Hall Address A h U. Cert'sad@ oA hus
syQ N. X.
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LONDON WOOL SALES
IoxDox Nov 23-At the wool sales TO-DAY 100 bales
wee disposed comprising Port Phillip and sydney There
was spilit. and prices were easier
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OFFICE OF The MORNING STAR CONSOLIDATED MNISG co,
No. 2 WALLsr.. NETWORK, Nov. y, lS-2. }
THE Board o, Trustees of TINS company bus
4 declared dividend. 40 "a. Of TWO AM 4 II ALE PER
CENT capita stock lsyab.s November IS at ths
office Of [ 0 comDany. o. all y y. Room 10.
books viii be closed tho 25tn aud eet
the 10Th. WILLIAM ADAMS lfessAIef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24

I, " ,. q Buf.
trf deliY'd when
issued on Old subs 2lS 90
, 4. W. :. & b. 70 osi3 69i
yo.stJ al. '55 coup. 6s5, es7
70 subs. q. & W. s. 60
D1 subs lold so
PEI ce1t Ell b. -. IS
o; y. sns. q WeSt.
Mo. kR. VI y. !.
elsss A tn. 2
ARKNJclHin
Do. DO. stock = 25
aorth River Cen IS 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24

Tota bush. 2p55OO 2J6oS7 2S72 1879 35.IOo 5000
The following were tbs receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
RecepEA Shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
au5cellaueous.

COPPER, IRON and STEEL SASH CHAINS
Tor susngu,ling window sasheS Warranted foT aftssa
yoarS Manufactured and for sale 1t " hzaoetst eorosr
~ N sst~r THOMAS MORTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24

or LAKE VALLEY, NEW MEAiCn. :
TRANSFER OFFICE - EXCHANGE GLIDING.
PHILADELPHIA NOs. ~, lSs2.
nyIDEND No. 2.-The Board OF Directors
~ have this day declared dividend lA1mber Y oi oIe
hundred thonsald dollars SluOuOOI, beng 20 cents
share p2vab a. the t. nsfer Office OF the company on
aud December J. leo-, 70 the dts tlch ..
ecord transfer books close November 20 at and
10 pen December ., AZ Ia q m. BIZ order
BENJAMIN II. SHOEA AkER, President