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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Yesterdays Issue of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE con-
tanned another instalmcnt of Mr.. w. G. RusselPs
fascinating story, Jacks COurtship," two London
lettors from Mr.. Smalley literary and personal
topics history and fac-simile Of the original Ms.
of LutheTs famous hymn, Elm feste Burg" talks
with the Mayor, members of the Board of Educa-
ton and Others about salaries in the public schools
and the general needs Of the school system,
"Pulpit Sketch: Of the Rev. DR.. John Hall, and
large amount Of other highly interesting matter,
reviews sketches, correspondence, poetry, etc, in
addition to full news reports from all parts of the
world, of which the following is a condensed sum
mary:
FopEIGy.-The anniversary of Martin Luther's
birthday was observed on Saturdayin Europe. -
A Cabinet Council was held in Paris. - The
rebels in Servia were attacked by General Nic0lic
and defeated. - The Crown Prince will start on
his VISIT to King Alfonso on November H. -
France has declined the offer of mediation by the
United States in the Tonquin troubles
DOMFsTIC.-Three alleged bribery cases In
Dutchcss County were dismissed by Judge Barnard
ON Saturday &C. The MassachusettsC Central Rail-
road was reorganized on Saturday under the name
of the Central Massachusetts,. - The funeral Of
ex-senator Randolph took place at Mouistown,
M, GO There we're accidents on two railways
in Massachusetts. - The death Of a man at the
guides and assistants of w. j. Silk, who robbed
Greenwood Lake last SIMMER were discharged by
Judge Wyker ct Goshen. - A. NJ; Serbia has
'''''N
City of Ncw-lork. .
CRY AND SUBURBAE-The celebration of the
4OOth anniversary of Martin Luthers birth was
begIlu ON Saturday; several meetings were held III
New-York and Brooklyn. - Homer VI. Choate
n Eew-York bank cashier, shot and killed
burglar in his house in Newark. - The Eyacua-
ton Day Committee issued an address TO the public
- Nothing was learned rs 70 the cause OF the
eyylosion OF the tugbOat Oh Friday == The
Rev Robert COllyer paid an eloquent tribute to
Peter Cooper. - ChangYu-Sing. the Chinese
Giant arrived. - ZukertOTt played twelve
Simultaneous games of chess blindfolded -
Gold value of the legal-tcnder silver dollar 4i2l2
proipsl S5Gs cents. -- Stocks active AT
advancing prices and closed strong
Copies of the paper may still be obtained AT the
Office of TIE TRIBUNE or by mail. Price cents.
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THE COCHTS.
CoIRr MISUNDERSTANDING -.

er-pRryr CouRT-CH.NBERs.-B BEFORE DorOhue J.-Nos.
% n ~ A. 80 - 90 o. 100 1902 no. ll2, 49, ll5,
i5 13 iI l3g l43 lJO lGa III l1U ISL 1883. 1870 1916,
Snrvr,,r courr-sPEcIAL TErM-Berore Larremore j.
case on. 40 tay calendar. No o.
SVFHTuE COURf-ClH'l II-lAkI l'-NaehuaT VIII uo' ""
'e 1IruYI5r }iRcrT-PAHT I-Bcfore Barrett, j..
No s4 gs no 90 1888, 2l2G 1857, ll43 1888 1922,
1902 1911 1857 1907 lO0l lO4 lCeo bs2 bJ2 lOiS ll"o
O9 s'p SV; IIJ-BeiOre Van Worst
I -Case on No day calendar. No 20lO. - .
SuRRoGATKs COuu.-Beore Roilins S-tOntestcd VIII OIL
uiTiEioR Coz lI-GTNEuAL TERN-RefOre sedgwick, G. j.
freedman J Appeals from OrdersNOs l.
g. 10, IL. H. 10, L. 10, 10, H. Is. 10 Con.
era caieudaINos T. y T. w. ~ 70 30 Jl 5E 3D. o. o.
20 20 no CoURT-sPEcAL TERT-Betorc Ingraham, j.
Nos 20 rs 49, lOl, o. H. 30 ~ % "a 80 ~ 90 oil, o.
0 o. ~ ~ Si p' mi ~ iaP An iBcofe frua1 j.
Cass on so day calender. no 2Sl. - $50 -,
suPTHIoR COGRT-TRIAL TERNs-PAE1s H. ASD IIi-Ad-
VGn,SioS PIGss"EQU1r TER-Adourned until NOyem
oICo,n,oY P7rAs-GEyERAL Be'ore Van Brun p J.,
DAILY Van Hoe7rn JI-Noa %, 80 ~ 70 H. ~ 20
"a 2Sa 80, 49, ~, ~, SD, ITO -.
C0GIioS PIEAs-sfEcIAL TERE-Beiors Beach, J.-Nos'
@GS6SyyLy ptE.s-Tsi.L TEaM-P,Hr I-Before DAILY C. j.
Nos 90 0l6 $751; 2 l4j AL o4s 49, 400 OSZ OOV ooo'
OI C6Saos PiEls-THIu TEIm-PAEEs II. AND IIL-Ad-
JoI IIy uC iS TrRu-PArT I-Bcfore McAdnm =
ga $40 $40 1912 1913 1853 DO B. T. 1906 4o4 9o oo1'
CIV SGorRr-Tnr TgRu-PAEr II-Refore HAL, JNos
los go llO ISd i2 53 o a .s ~ s a. 100 GG
100 90 1865 1879 10 DO -, i'u ao' oio 4"'' VIZ
623 1lOS, 1888 1908. - NJ, ,,t ,,.,.. r,r,,t -
Case "a. - calenlaI.
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4. Y. RELL. ". d.
A. n. BELL, VI. d.,
j. LEWIS SMITH, VI. D.,
]. CLARKE THOMAS, NJ. D.,
II. MARION SIMS, VI. d.,
EDWARD BRADLEY, NJ. D.,
NTFNIII'F I-'J'N " IJ'
Attending Physicians, Ecw-YOrk Infant Asylum.
Mr. Ork Nov. 10 1898.


Coroner Tice has decided not 10 issue any warrant FOR
tlc arrest OF pr Caroline G., MARI bat viii -CDd the
dcucc 10 the DistIicAttumey for his official action.
Martin J. Kcoeh. Of cw-Roch"llo, has been retained
v the managers OF the Infant Aim for their defence.
DR. Mari has written card, IN winch she statee that in
October when Or. I. L. Bush displaced by the Exec
utive Committee Of The Board Managers fthc Asy In
he threatened her with investigation by the Coroner
She asserts that in the three nqucss that have been
held the physicians OF the Medical Board OF the n-titu
tion were not a,lOed testify any testimony
accented in her defence She as to the fact that her
coupetency and treatment ndorsed by the ENccu
five Committee Of the Medical Board and by the Visiting
nbvscjaus In conclusion, she says:
The last Jury finds that had regular physician at
tending from August to October l. and censure the man
sreInrnt for that reason. During that period was act
inR nader the advice and with The assistance Of inc
Intending physician Dr. H. A GoOdTdge, employed by
he management as attending physician, and VINO con
stontly adj ysed and consulted with until the latter
mart OF Septrnber ny DR. joel FOscrw no visited ana al
Hsqd with me- usually in company with Dr. 6oOd1dEcdhu
who was I'm attendance two three tines each week after
H. endemic commenced by Dr. A y. Bell, chairman OF
tIa Eyplitivc Committee OF the Medical BOalu 10y IIDL
r Lewis Smith, chairman Of "a" Medical hnard; ny
DR. n A. Burial, who occasionally came; 10y George b
Crnauf visiting physician TO that branch, early III the
Sidc,ic nv DT Frederick VI. warner after about tho
I3ib Cf SccmbcT and from and after the early pat on
Ortoher ~ Dr. George II. Fowler and Dr. EDWARD
Rradey mCInhcrs Of The Medical Board. Inc assaults
imam me are than can endure ana perform
nav dutirs. and | ask a suspension or puOhe opinion
as me until have opportunity before some com
etef tTilna not only 10 defend myself bnt To expose
Inc ;ro character and m0Vcs o. the Outrageous assaults
To- ullg Ifg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCIscO. SATURDAY, Nov. 10, 1888
Bullion valued at 81. 900 was re

Bullion valued at 81, 900 was received in ,iew-
York On Saturday from the mines, making total
for the week of 1850, 1876 81.
The total sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Mining Stock and National Petroleum Exchange
the past week were officially reported at "a 900
shares
Father de Smet superintendent reports. October
27 AT the mine work is going well, and every
thing is in good shape for working economically.
Golden Gate south header continues TO hold itsow
sive body of it, We have breasted out into it about
eighteen feet, and there are no indications of wall
yet East crOsscut third level has disappointed us
in not finding better quality of ore but il may
change for the better any day. 1t is looking moro
encouraging to-day. The mill is running
very wen and giving no trouble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12

In connection with the decreased movement of
grain from all the Western points as shown above,
the official statement Of the rail movement from
Chicago alone for the same week is interesting
The shipments of grain by rail from Chicago last
week were / 759 tons greater han for the proceed
ing week-a fair indication that the act
ual all rail rates are about the same as
are the water rates. The shipments
of -four were S13 tons more than for the preceding
week. and of provisions 2,s72 tons more. Total in
crease on the preceding week 544t tons Nichi-
gan Central comes to the front as the largest car
rier for the week-265G tons more than for the pre-
ceding week, while Lake Shore falls off 33S tons.
Nickel Plate is off 1853 tons and Baltimore and
Ohio declined 201 tons. The other four lines made
gains ranging from 500 tons for Fort Wayne to
900 tons for Erie The comparisons for three
years given below present an interesting study.
The following table shows the tons and percen-
tages shipped, by each of the railroads east of CHI
cago of -four, grain and provisions for the week
ended last Saturday, in comparison with the same
week Of lso2 and 1881;
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY rELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Nov l0C0nsR Receipts to-day $500 hcdi total
week thus far 100 head Tor same time last wees
head consigned through 34OS market steady
with fair demand Light 10 Fair Steers "a 2osso % Cod
o Choice, 50 25 q So as.
2l0o0, last week, $500 head oonslglsst
enough cars market hrmer but not luotaby htEher Or
Sheep Canada Lamb. higher sales AZ 80 l9esS 20 az so,
headI week
65 O0O head; for SAME week. 900 hesd consigned
through l53 caIs, dull amt lower Cool 10 boss
WORKERS ~ 5O6S4 few Extra at " 70 Light MiHod,
a u "a 40iHeavy "a % s$4 75i Pigs Common 10 EA'fs
$685. 80 remain uusOld.
CHICAGO Nov lO.-The DroeerS Journa reports; helsI
Receipts 81 900 head shipments $500 head marsrt 3 s
&c tho recent decline s0d Rough Packing * W - ~
Packing aud shipping ~ 40GSi co. IAght - TO- - oV
Sklpa s3QfS 90. 90 -.
oatd~-Recopts. 1000 head sblpments 900 nsS,a as.
market steady; natives nominal, ExpOrte 10 - ges
10 CholSe ShippinS So A0qSO To- Commons 70 Medau - ~
as6; Range Cattle strong; Monanas los Texahs' - ."
aSA 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
MINES AND INNING

SUNDAY. Nov. 1l-PM
There is nothing of Importance to note in any Of
the mining markets of last week; all, both
east and west were dull and featureess. In
this city Horn Silver attracted attention, be-
cause, with only moderate transactions it declined
from s. Is dividend to 81 80 ex-diyidend, and re-
covered TO So 80 and closed at So. Among the
Leadville shares ChrysOte was moderately active
and strong; it rose from 81 20 81 80. Iron Silver
yielded to $50. The ComstOcks were dull and were
more weak than steady at current figures. The
business generally was small.
SALES AT THE INNING EXCHANGE
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hand upon her head. thus gifrg her double form oil
baptism, by immersion aud Dy pouring
As the GIRL wiped her dipping face n boy lauched
aloud; at that a cOOred observed q hts neghb"r;
There's den thai makes fun this hapiDn, it thcL
fOrgts that we's all got 10 down into tie rliNah o.
Death zee. sah all Of III! Why, btue less en- iEo
thousand years ago there was hapiiLiA III hlu NY.
Iivyah In de blessed land o. jordan and GCd, himself
opened dc heavens an come down aud said Dis l. my
beloved Son Yes. sab He sald dem yer, words rgh
dar beoh DE sadducees an de Pharsoes an III de udder
seas" i,
The hymn ended. tie li';le group on The hdlk "
the stream began TO ascend the pIth up Ia the street
where rather shabby hack waiting for the drench
minister jwho had Just covered his head with a tall
khlnY six hntl and his candldatc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
TIE MINT ASYLTM CASE.

DE. CAROLINE {. MARI OFFENDED BY The Al
ruNDING PHYSICIANS OF THE INSTITUTION.
To ne Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The inquest and proceedings Of the
Coroucl's Jury published in the morning papers, justify
rs in MAKING brief 10 the profession and the
uublic The consure OF the management by the Jury is
nlaced on their finding that Dr. Caroline q. Mari was
the only regular pny stefan IN attendance from August
1888 to October 1853 This is in direct conflict with
the facts During that period she had the aid and assist
aDce of pr r. A. Goodlidgc employ by the manag ers
rs attending physician who was in regular attendance;
Of Dr. Joel Foster who usually visited in company with
DR. Goodridge Dr. A. X. Bell chairman Of the Exec
uye Committee OF the Medical Board OF Professor Lewis
Smith, Chairman Of the Medical Board, and IN the early
stages of the epidemic Of Dr. George s. Conan and &C
casional visits of other physicians, Of whom Dr. F. A.
Burial was one.
The Executive Committee OF the Medical Board at the
reoucst Of the president on October s. 1ss3 CANNED
great length the competency OF Dr. Mari. and invest
gated her treatment and reported the Executive Com
nitcc Of the Boad of Managers indorSng her and her
treatment From that examination. and also OF the re-
cords Of the Institution, have hesitation III stating
that Dr. Mars profc sSOBal competency compares fay
orally with that OF her predecessor who is prominent IN
e proceedings against her before the Coroner On The
10Th OF October the entire visiting staff ind9Ired the
competency OF Dr. MARI the Board OF Managers Of the
New York Infant Asylum 80.
When il j. known that the physicians uI the ln-ttu
lion were not allowed Ia DC sworn before The Coroners
1urce nor the Institution DR.. Man allowed 10
froduce ldence IN defence the public Will attach lte
in ne assaults upon the medical and other management
az Institution,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12

The iron trade shows a betta zone, bat At IL due
to the conviction that the heroic remedy applied by
the Lackawanna Company, in establishing $50 per
ton as the maximum contract price for steel rails,
must result in a large decrease in production and
thus lessen the competition. From the same cause
the situation Of the coal trade has grown worse
The Engineering aud Mining Journal closes lis review
as follows:
There is absolutely no hope that there will be re5trlc
ton Of output this month not because the stie OF IDe
trade does not demand it, bat for another reason The
beginning December however, will have TO witness
sOppage, not alone Of half time but Tor al least week.
Prices are lower, 81 10 81 20 for stove coal
Last week witnessed the same plethora Of money
for loans call at the Stock Exchange, the same
discrimination and close scrutiny at banks OF lner,
camille paper and the same lac of demand FOR, ana
indspOsition TO press tire loaus on eOlaterals,
other than Governments, as has been
the feature of the monetary SITUATION iOf
some weeks. Call loans on Stock tx
change cOateTas ruled low here all the week. While
at Chicago call loans on warehouse receipts RUE
at G7 per cent, and at all other southern ana est
eTn points the accumulation of products ana the
small outward movements have made money aCtlve
at full rate. Even In the other Eastern cues
money il not so plentiful as 1t Is IN NGw-lGrk
vet New-Gork Is the creditor OF all tne west
en cities Yesterdays bank statement made
more favorable showing than was apparent IN the
net increase of 81 $4,000 in the total reserves IN
that the Increase of 10, 2O6,SOO in deposits being
So $50 300 greater than the other changes call Tor
indicates large receipts of cash In National BANK
notes, which are conVertlOle lnto lesd tSnuoIS oy
transmission 10 the redemption bureau AT " aShing-
ton. Compared with the statement Oh year
ago yesterdays shows CHANCES as follows:
Assets-LOans now are S6,i0O.|OO greater; specie
deTs is S62iO, 200 greater total cash. VI ,Ul26OO
greateTl. Liabilities-DopOstsa are now 921,3s1 200
greater, and circulation Is $3,293'IO0 less. Inc
surplus reserve, measured by the rule OF % per
cent To deposits l. ~ 74U,11J agaluata deEclt
then of $302l $50. The foreign exchanges grad
ually hardened during the week until Oh friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
SENTIMENT IN ELECTION RETURNS.
F1om me Bestoa Adserl.e.r.

From Tht BOSTON AdJcrttgsr.
The cold hlOoded way of sending simply the
ag1Ircs of election returns does not satisfy Vrgnias
Here IL specimen sentence ia report at the tate election
from Newport News:
The sun has gone TO rest and the moons silvery beams
gid banners as thcy noat lIluhlAdbUJ over Il 10Y
ever freed and happy people
Whit field for usefulness Is thus 0pcned Massachu
Inusr try cultivate IL. Next returns can
be gcmmed with familiar quotations aud original sen
mc5tg This may serve model for 1894
"Gosnald-KObinson, 3 scat tei1ng, ="
of this flil,
The pllar'd armament Is rottcnness,
And eartle base built on stubblc."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12

reports published by the Ministere du Commerce
for 1889, and they are undoubtedly correct. They
show that the annual value of all manufactures OF
glass is abuut $50 10000 According 10 the
census of 1880 in the United States, 1892 per
sons were engaged in this industry, and the value
of the product was Sd, 013, 464-alnOst Identical
with that of France. ROBERT j. PORTER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12

The elections held last Tuesday in several of the
States nqucstionably had some effect on the vol
ume of the movements of the week in the various
branches of trade, and the same was true of the
corresponding week of last year. The result Of the
elections this year is reflected in gener-
ally more hopeful view Of the future of the
commercial and mercantile situations. As COnse-
quence speculation after the election became more
active but yet moved with such a degree of eau
ton that prices were variable and tiuctuating.
Futures for cotton show final declines for the week
of from 10 to ~ points, and the price
for spot il off 1-16 cent. The receipts at the
ports for the week again are large, being
2G7 600 bales, against 262 go bales for the week
Of 1882 making the total receipts since September
1873 l0 bales this year, against ,Go1,0l7 bales
last year. The exports Of cotton, however con-
tnuc to make unfavorable comparisons with those
of last year; last week the exports were
132.7Gs bales against 1910 bales for the
week Of 1882, making the total export
since September l 1.771 800 bales for this year,
against $751; S9 bales for last year. The United
states stocks at date including those of interior
towns and exclusive of those at mills are 1,1145S4
bales against SIT, 101 bales at date of 1882 The
European stock of cotton of all kinds,
including that ahoat for Europe, now is
1882, 400 bales, against 1,35S420 bales at
same date 1882. Thus the worlds total visible
supply now is 2,437 ,0S4 bales, against 2,175711
bales ut the same date in 1892, of which quantities
those of American growth were respectively 1916
Js4 bales and 5jS III bales. The price of cotton
in Liverpool now is ed against g I'D. year ago.
The speculation in grain during the week was ac-
tive both in New-York and Chicago and there were
large transactions IN futures but the movements
for consumption aud export were only to moderate
amounts The price of wheat advanced 364 cents
above the prices of Saturday, November
g.; but at the end only 1Q1l2 cent
Of the advance was maintained Corn, after
smaller nuctuation than in wheat, scores final
advances of from Il to cents according to option.
Provisions also rule higher pork boat 30 y to 42l2
cents and lard from 7 to l2l2 cents The receipts
of grain at the Western points continue to be on a
liberal scale, but last weeks shipments show a con-
siderable decrease from those of the preceding
week
The receipts and shipments of wheat, corn and
oats at the principal Western points of accumula-
ton for four weeks compare as follows;
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The refined market was fairly active and closed at an
advance OF sc per gallon at s20Ssc. In SeW-fok; and
sssGSI2c. In philadelphia and Baltimore.
BgApFoRp Nov 1O-Cfllde oil still advancing; total
shipments 7O725 barrels; charters, 1882; c,caIances
lO021, 600 United Pipe Line certificates opened 40
81 l22 and closed 81 1885, highest price 81 IA low
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEw.YORE, Nov IL.
Net stocks of crude oil in the custody of the
United Pipe Lines continue 10 decrease according to the
October monthly report The falling of last month
63742 barrelsl not great IN September, when
the decline nom August 2Ss,037 barrels. This Ia
mainly due slight increase IN the Occober receipts
and slight decline in the deliveries, the excess Of de-
iverics last month being only l50439 barrels, against
similar excess OF 279,002 barrels in September and an
receipts of 30 2Sl barrels in August The Oeto
Der receipts were nearly 100000 barrels below the
receipts III October 1892 while the deliveries 10000
greater For three months the United Pipe Lines
have been reducing their net stocks compared with the
stocks July 81 33,995765 barresl, when they were
at the highest figures ever KNOWN the stocks on October
81 were 33252O34 barrels, a shrinkage of 742,s3l
barrels The monthly statement OF the last three months
compare follows the figures being given In barrels
U.PL Aug 1888 Sept 1888. Oct 1888.
Gross stocks. $50 SjT92,lO0 S0olO9l2
Sediments AMI surplus . ., 40, o-a
account Etl1<tdto .1ot1,tIa ,@e9,oaa
Net stocks ~ Sdtlb.bfO aoloeVot
Certificates issued 2l9SIn03 @btSb5a ZO5ooto
(rl. balances. b,lOLllO OO5Uzo5 sO@VVSS0
Receipts l,o01u5@ l,Ot@iso aontto
Deliveries ftlo,ttl l,Joll1U 4uVpJl5
Excess deliveries ---.--.. '23,-5l 2sO,OO2 loO4S'
sI,xccss receipts
Compared with year ago. there excess OF de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12

In its review OF the petroleum. iDarket week ago lbb
TRIBUNE said 1t hard 10 believe that the largo
speculative interests not interested In preventing
sharp decline when the hardship OF carrying oil on dut
trading considered with the recent refusal OF prices To
sag much below 81 90. Certainly the position was con-
gesed Is reasonable TO suppose that there would be an
active agitation designed 10 interest speculatO and no
slow process OF decline could he endured The specua-
tive situation appeared be unchanged at the end OF inc
week. The prospects that duness VIII continue ana
yet the market IL tIeacher0us one liable To sudden
aud rapid advances" The lowest price touched
in the week preceding 81 0S the lowest price Last
week 81 09a. Up Friday the speculation was too
dun TO be called weak strong The opening Of several
BalltOwn wells with good production (Which soon
decned) failed TO induce sales WeaFied with the stub
born strength Of prices many bears" ready 10 cover
the first purchasing movement Ivy the "buls' hence
am advance 81 refunded activity and the price roee
in the late dealings TO 81 14al BIZ final gain OF 34
cents from the previous week The "bulisP report OF
the United Pipe Lines and the rise In refined oil eneour-
aged buying and the close strong and promising
Nearly every phase OF the statistical situation Is favor
able higher prices and there IL large short interest
stl outstanding IL rests with the speculative leaders to
widen the circle OF buyers by maintaining advance
which Is not at all unwarrantod.
The Of prices and the total dealings last week IN
Now FORK wer follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12

of the Nord 1900, 900 in that Of Meurthe-et-Mo
selle-about half tho entire value in these three
departments. The looking-glass industry for the
same year was distributed follows the principal
factory being located at ST. Gobaine tAisnel: