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New-York tribune., 1884-12-01
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Yesterdays issue of IHR SUNDAY TRIBUNE con-
tanned a letter from G. w. S. about Mr.. Chamber
lain's position in English politics, one about the
cholera in Paris one social topics at the English
Newport. and one on political gossip at Washing
ton; an account OF Italian dens and dives In this
city by Mr. Charles f. Wingate; Social Silhou-
ette of he Lady with a Son-in-Law. by Mr.. Edgar
Favcett; reviews of several new books; continu-
alton of The Story Of Mary; Broadway Notebook
Some Men About Town art, musical, dramatic and
social reviews of the week, and many other inter
est,ng features besides all the Of the day of
which the following is brief summary:
FosrigN.-Actiyo preparations by Franco for
Toilon ar.ivcd at Dongoa. ---= Samuel hussey
bas lodged claim foi DAMAGES 20 his property In
1rnlec 60 James Edward freeman, m Ametiran
artist, Us dead -= Eaf,hnuake shocks IN Europe.
DQmisiic.- President Cleveland irceivrd
hundtrds ni rnilris on Saturday -- Goteiroi
Nirh, ~ Rangqs, etrtcssca hs 9pposi'ion 'o thhs
iht iarpiar R,aya ease w thitaro Wis t9hiinnth
| 5 ihg iGotbal ,Rnihe be,eeeh ,hg iitshhrh
| fSs',,NM ialr aNA l'aitati aa9 aNHrhrrga -a-J
ierea eg,,ap,ipH u tte wsN,e,eAl es,e,uu,aNi
| - 'l,'aNeH prpklHs eipA ~ Basie,r - 4
| Wl ~ ieodeat hAe, II Ile hfpkea M,pdla
! .pau banA, Nas . IA th4t hp tppk lg his L,d
| Az ahlaY Was gpp0giqd h0tWeeu AeEleaa poiieo
| and AmpTieau teaulSerS ~ spnOIa.
| InY AAp hpBUgBAS.-A letter from the Corpora-
tlou Counsol % 'he haSor concegu.ng tho now on-
stltutional Amendment -= -Four children
| nearly sufucated by gas. - $500 900 failure
| --- General bershon Mott, of Burlentown. !. ]
| dropped dead. --- Health Oilicals take about
| tho Grand Jury's presentment - The Police
| Board rcafirned It's recognition Of MIR McClaye,
= Gold xalue OF the legal-tender SILVER dollar
(4I2lo grains) 3d. 90 cents - Stocks dull with
irregular fluctuations, and closed unsettled al
higher figures.
Copies may still be had at this ofiico OF by
mail. Price cents.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-01
PHYSICAL BEIUrY AND TEMPERANCE.
The Masonic Temple Hall at Sixth-avc and

The Masonic Temple Hall at SiSth-ave. ana
rventy g. third St wns well filed hy the Manhattan lem
prrnnco Association md its friends yestcrday.
sl,eht stir was cnuscd hy woman mntng III the
audience The address hy Miss Julin Thomas was on
rht siral Pranty" She sad tha, the love OF heahty
,,s ,br rniing ptenu of eitil1niiOn lhrte must we
mtfcc, hat,nbnt huacrn hc tNdt md eon o natc ,he
iatitna ,,rlt Nrar,ini arh ~ ottct 70 n''nn ms
sn,r thih wrst W. Nbt ftrt if0r rird'irt nnf nro
hs,f pgleBA ihe hphes ttt t' 'rs'fitt aoi'nr 'hr
aala eas w kN8R hHW vs. HNttr thilAfeN.
Nlite,iNs iiah aeH haA iSfre sHA'rrtr ~ 80
ser1iees Qi the AUf,iNsp ifnpelaNeF rNNt itM W.
M.unrw 4 lps p,L pf ,hE s&tprN,A atfei bAtlls'
ltU,gh, sah M iad hatN lNeN fA'-fN MN Nal i'P
wouid uake .ne ATukald sphps hs, anA N''' h'N 'hp
GuspCI uIttrwam / ana asked Why the icmpeanee leN
plo cunnnc theus0he 10 tls Nne eN Nheh 't "'N eN
nauy Olhrr evils that Ne might epmna' " 10 h'"'7e
special evils require special thlts care not Nht'h.
he liquor he akcn from golden ohalfe or pai iuuH'
mug; whether taken IN monarchs palace or su'iolS .
cot Its destrON lug influence i. such lhal u II ooum GU
ter IleaYen would dehaSt Gods angels ~ mas h'uhe
aud h a minister's question and We should sltdh uu,'
even If brewers threaten to leave Their ItMS anu 'h
mon To Withdraw from our churches. Inc minister
should he the leader, not the follower GIVE us uo
ministers land leaders, the IneInb,Is OF our
churches AS warriors and the women OF tho lahd III
hearty sympathy with and we have inc army ana
weapons to overthrow King Alcohol"
New-York tribune., 1884-12-01
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEW-1ORk. Nov oV
The current news from the oil regions last
week was encouraging TO the "bnlls." No new gushers
rewarded the dgent work OF prospectors In the Thorn
Creek district the falling OF In the wells which
have opened within the last sixty days made such
progress the latest Of this field puts the daily
yield only 1902 Present indications point to
the relapse OF this field into the comparative OBJ
scurity wherein hides the Cooper Ballt0wn and Bald.
rid. DISTRICTS expected the decline In the Yield
the Thorn Creek gushers reflected the monthly
report from the oil regions for November Compared
with the month the daily new produc-
tion shows loss OF 1881 barrels and the daily
average per vel IL down from l64% barrel:
to 9lh barrels The number Of wells completed
eleven than in October the an nDor of wells
drilling close OF this month being fifteen less than
al end OF October while the aud building show
a decline II pairing she report with previous
months tins year. however t will he that the
age production has not been eSceeded save twfcc
in OcI July, when the Baliridge strike was
bringing fresh supplies OF oil above ground. Tho
average OF the production per well Is
the largest oi any month this year, save
October Compared with November, u year ago. the re-
port shows increase OF 2l9j barrels In the average
daily production; compared with November, 1857
the Increase is f6oi barrels No better idea oi tho un-
and widely variable character or the Oh neids
obtained than by study " the following table,
The figures from the monthly reports te pro ncton
ing given In barrclsl the beginning OF this year:
New-York tribune., 1884-12-01
THE TRADING IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Nov 30.-The receipts of corn yes
terday were large 1888 and OF these go graded
The temper was bearish." November dropped to
AZ cents in an hour The receipts of wheat large
but the market strong. January wheat got up to
75 cents and stuck for long while above IS cents
The volume of trading fair. large number OF ele
grams we're read Change this morning from Mime
apois to the effect that the mills at that point had de-
ccd to shut down. 1t said that the elevators and
All available storage at Minneapolis had been filled
and that over 900 standing on the tracks al
most bockadng the railroad Phis wheat, 1t has been
decided will be stored here for the winter. Under the
Influence OF this tho wheat market Became heavy
and most OF the operators wanted u sell.
Oats were steady all day at 2sl4 cents.
There was some active trading in January aud Feb
ruary lard. Pork declined 2ia cents. and the feeling
among the packers that prices must go still lower
both FOR live hogs and the product.
The market reported by the ckers In spite OF the
fact that the of the Board OF Trade with the
Western Union was at an end. The Marine Grain and
stock Exchange made the directors and officers of the
boar defendants with tho Western Union Company and
Is thought that these officials did not care 70 be
rested for contempt OF court offence which they would
commit by stopping the quotations oeiofe the decision is
rendered In the injunction case
Al 10 m the market closed nc the following igurcs
Janunry wheat 74i2 cents May wheat ~ y ccuts No
yrmbet corn 35os cents year corn, 3oss ccnts May
oats 37is cents January pork, SO 81; January lard,
gt
New-York tribune., 1884-12-01
L1vn sronk AAnKnr-nr raLEanAPu.

BuFFALO Nov gp-Cats- -Reoeipts toiif 800 hca tots,
foT week thus tar 300 head Tor sane ne a't woek oo
head consigned through Us cars market aono M 1na ~
Good to Oaooo SteerA - 2J@ $50 Io Sto0AorS AL" 'N
g. 3O0sS 40 -, a.. .x.,x ,h,. far
to-day 200 head total or week tnns sr
mead. 2..OJo hesb oohs,su,'
through. ~ cars. market dul And we5N Moaiu" w '~
81 80 2si Canada lsmbs ~ DO ast To- .. ,,n. ,.-
Hogs-floceipts today 100 heAL totS tor woon .n
4s.OOo head. for sam, time as. woa, & ..,I n
sisned through cars market active ahn "@h Sooh
tsoce 500 Butchers GrSies - 20 @A AZ
Plgs, 81 2Oa ti3o u...
CHcAao Nov. Js.Ne Droo.rS Josrnr rep,r's mogs ',
Reeepta 81 900 shivnenlA 2Ooo nsA LAA Asu'e
Eo1sh PaeEng 81 % asa 25i Packing and 5mppnS - ~
q 81 ~ IaghL, "a 00Ss. 10, Skipa - vOaSj W .,
sttls-Receipts $500 heAt sap enh aOoo hesi ~ y
kss active and stosdyi Export Grades. - ioSso "
New-York tribune., 1884-12-01

than nay operating expenses Is In culture
but permanent settlenrnt which entire re-
Nsion ot proportions Of the total business, and wheh
pIon,y VIII not restore rates " the old staiaru ~
o'Wnueht upon an Increase or raic ana not upon the
meetlngs OF presidents or Of Joint executives bad
feature of the week the refusal OF the Northwestern
iHlIroah Company To make any official showing
o s sSimOnths business, which made worse ny the
statement o the vice president that 10 was deemed I'M
~ i"'t 10 make statement Even accepting the NeIUd
statement that the operating expenses were decreased
"r e hVe months ended October 81 SGOOOOO. with the
operating of some 100 miles road there remains
u.cicusc Oh SooOOOO In the cOmpanys earnings, whne
ne company's first charges increased by the IN
rst onhssuesof more than 900 0O0pfbonds Another
bad feature, and that known In the market
'nc resolution of the pool Eastern lines at Chicago
ouscontnuc their weekly reports OF tonnage or dcad
llclGht We had hoped TO see this practice expanded
u II should cover all the points Of original shipments
peeause u was an important source of information to all
business men The Chicago pool should he able to give
uc pubic some sufficient for the dscOninancc
81 ~ practice now more than three years old. The Lake
chote report was not far different from what had been
expected by all persons who had closely observed the
oi traffic during the three months which IL covers
, Inc market for Government bonds ruled
ann ui bnt quotations were advanced all
along ag the lne 4i9s is; 3s 4. and "A
y per cent The market railroad bonds covered
sAunued ncd aud there were general improvements In
hHres The Erie second coIsnls specially active
ana ~ rose from 52a5ll y to 50a57is.
weeks record OF transactions In stocks shows sales
OF l2I9,2Ss shares for i've days. against 1900
snafes Tor the preceding fun week Up to the close Of
business on Wednesday the speculation. although re
strlced, was marked by "A buoyant tone Friday the
was heavy aud prices made considerable declines
% yesterday established generally partial recoVeries
o. shares Of cach and compares the final prices with
ose of week ago OF forty three active representa-
tive stocks.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS.


The month at the Produce Exchanges goes out
on dull grain markets and weak tone in prices The
advccs reporting better foreign markets. by which not
only yesterdays but to days early dealings were sus-
tained smack somewhat Of the tactics by which the
leaders in stocks sometimes effect sales in NewY0rk
through bullish manipulation Oh the London Stock Ex
change In the general situation there was no new de-
veopment encouraging holders and further posting Of
wheat out Of condition here helped To daupen any aior
that might have been shown by tho sangune traders
The declines not important, however wheat
ending lower for December at n a and January
at S3ai cents, and 5s lower for February
at and May nt 92ls cents December corn fell Oft y
TO 47e January ls 4Ja and February 80 45o cents.
Oas we're dull and unchanged at q cents for Decem-
ber and 81 for January, Provisions were quiet with
little uctuati0n in prices December lard ended At 81 O7
aud April at 81 D.
The receipts grain the four principal Atlantic ports
were as follows: Wheat, 232 927 bushels cOrn 2O2 1927
bushels oats 6l,377 bushels total grain, 500.l3 bush
els: flour 81 s55 barrels At Chicago, Milwaukee and
ST Louis the arrivals were: Wheat. 3S2,255 bushels
corn 299l25 bushels oats, li3-3 total grain, 7J3
zO3 bushels: flour, 2T,7ll barrels.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-01
STATE OF TRADE.
DOM ESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Nov co,toa arn Miia'ing lo * sSss =.
3 ss: s. g TO- to- ssts !. 7 + s s . as
f.sn '''s2s y
sEHnGso a% 'sH 80 Western Winter rel 7gS
asrs u sSS M fsopSay & ;ies,
western yo southern whte "A &c, do Yc,Ios .sH
ern ~sic Western White, 81 Sfc. DO aired sIS5xes
and .sy s Sss, Pors 81 ~ asoe,ts
OS s & 2ooS S, ss'A SGsS so% 1855 HS
Sasn. sses-%ieat 457 ooo ousa; Cora. 4jooI
n Mass EG cS ~ s x. seas ana
Winter vlsMtsiij esi ,rl ~ 't,t a1r feilos S.c,
30 ymts, 81 j2ct No White. 3. .ses5c. shorts
5000 10000 bush oais. 5000 oasa sh0rts.
Fancy 90 Prov aalI At s2 coSs2 2,'
- 1 or & slortrio sj6!a bacoa J1st ,lsilIsr* sja
snoro - s. ~ 80 ss. s5 c9 tGs' ,s ssaI o4a Sc
1o1 ~ 51 &c iocees S - RAJ .sone@is AZ mead
chocc Winter Wheat $ sgr'ay %ae 3 sa %
= o. LosraIes j i5S25 rye Flour si(SS sss1 lS.s
barrels Wheat aeye and oTer saes rns eo,es
at 7S.S7S ise January. 7tI@ elosn At "a ,e NAY
s5. closing ss ssS at = sS7s'.e; RED.
.oT, s9e N1 closing Sa g a. s5 &C. November &c.
iiSsmf issaaf 81 Closing ss at sie Nay
closing at g sc duh sales ranged casa - 81 Noyem-
s.o.,n1 es a. s5 ga &C. 's Nay s closing Ry:
areS iun az 1sc PORK easier sa'' ranged;
January $40 SO 30. closing at s0S7la Ian actiys'
cass closing at 80 December IS Is 81 closing IS Is;
January 50 15@s6 81. ciosins az ~ l7a BliSneats-
celpJs-Flour 5000 bolsi WheaS 251lo eash' Corn.
.,OOO cush Oats $1,000 )usli Rye 7,oD0 busn. Bar.
lev II 066 Ship nents-FlouE 1000 obls Wheat $1,000
bush; Iorn LOCO Oush. oats $4,000 OuslLi Rye $500
bush: Barley. Zi.O0o
DETROIT Soy - Wheat weak Va. White, casi. 76c,
November 76e. December, "a n No Rel 90 nc Corn
3>lac OatsNo. z. Whte $50, No :. - '$e Hs-
ceipts-Wheat. $4,000 ols1
sr LOUIS Nov ~ Flour steaiy AMI aacalyst Wheat
active aud lower; No. Red, T1sGlo4c cAsni
November 75'sa76c December - 'sa sc An the yeAr
7o1c aay, s. Lso. Corn over ash. 35Se.: SS2e
SS 10. Novoinber 3Jac. All the Year 52e January,
"a sG3iS. May. oats dull sales at ,3sd2, &C. casa
RYE nrmer at sc. BarIey-Market qaet a. 6os1 G
atsi7s Hay gaie AL aoeh q Eei sran ars a. :, pS
pork 81 90 Butmeats arm Long Cear IS ~ Short Mo
90; short Gear To- ari duii'at ~ 20 aso 81
o. 100 busL: OatS 1900 Ousl; RYE iOW DLsl- Barley
nush Shipnents-Flour. 1000 Ootsi Wheat. 10000
bush Corn. 1900 bush oats, 1000 0uss-i Rye luoo
bush; Barley. 2.U0o bush.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-01

,trnroo, SOY % -ptotsisns1 Bacoi On npersnt Nnt
iss I gdi 'Bs ~ Sts a3,s3'ISs psg% %a aps. ps 3i
rSs -Sryr. aess Tis 81 oet p15 ttinq a rs taatctn
fts Wes'sfn bBt t1t g. tmcrcln, iSf w ,fnra ,We,i
fhs tAsfsas ahsgs, WsM ssgHss ltasStNs:St
ViRt$ s8S.S sbtAs FgasWSAilI I TA.if Gt 1s, 3AA
GfEsgHAis 8sss,is ,ahsfFAsT FssapfS@
Eshpg, VAil9saa ~ paf Falilg Ela5af saat 4haas,a
le. 3s 81 f.a da on SllA a. Llnseei "a 21i 81 1is
eut
LoSn0S NOV 9a-PFoiaee-I Iaseed Oi 92I %. G2A i5a
pel ,on calcutta iAnsead as Nl oia OIL pos aaAiaf,
iInscld cake Is ba IS Os per VA RaAAi Pa'e'sa a.
Stt sBld per gala. spirits Ol lurpentlaa 25t ~ pag
ent pela uii 400 pos ton R9sin Co'nA9a - W "a
Sd Pale Gs lis pruyislOus-L1rL A. III por HN iOI
American ougar las. 81 per owl for Cubs Cen1rifus4
pOalug 00' aad l3s slos Od Tor CUBA Aaseo'Ado 1As
lenulns AuOaI
New-York tribune., 1884-12-01
r,rRopEAN FINANCIAL MARRErs

IospoS Nov 20 1880 D. m.-Consola zoos for money
ami account Atlantic aud Great wexteru Fitst Mortgage
Trustees ccruacse stN hrle u !. 40 SECOND sonS.s
ii "a Mexican Ordinary 42s. Canadian Pacific sos se
PA Common. 81 u ,.,,..
7s frames 10 contimes tho account NJ, ,,,r.s.xs
ID m. Atlantic aud Great " NosteIn TIE tiinoa
Trustees Certncates 3A Erio second .onses par,ac
Central. i221 Mexican Ordinary - ,as shs sccounC
a,,s., Consols lOOA aud 10 lI.lo t"f '""
The the account Is ex interest," n..s of Enr
J d. n.-Ihe amount OF vuiion gone INV Wv
land on balance day k3Iuo p.ns~. at IA francs
PARA alvlces quote Three res sen' A'
az centimes the account m. NJ asscount for
r.s kconc,ass OF this week says nsr ssus snj 10
,anI hla aD DAYS 10 months ~ ~ ". se1s S~ -
osnx % Ss n,,s "a aSys 10 three mouths ~ per cene
New-York tribune., 1884-12-01

The refined market ruled dali aud without feature tue
only chtngo heing advance Of Il cent per gaon 10
tho New York price, the price ia fhsdelphia anu bai'
more remaining at ~ cents.
BRADFORD Penn, Nov. 29.-Crude oil buoyant ana
higher with continued upward tendency total ship
ments 81, ,3OS bbls charters 62,222 bos elearances.
g. $4,000 bbs; runs Friday reported. National
Transit certificates opened at rs s2 and closed AZ 03f
highest price, 793i lowest price, 11@
New-York tribune., 1884-12-01
FAREWELL SERMON OFA BAPTIST PASTOR.

A large congregation listened last evening to
the Rev L. H. Hull the Tabernacle Baptist Church III
secondave, where he has been pastor Tor more than
seven years. He has accepted call from the Green
wood Baptist Church. OF Brooklyn and next sunday he
will enter his pastoral duties in his new charge The
Rev DE- Gallagher formerly pastor OF the Hanson Place
Bautist Church of BROOKLYN. will I'LL the pulpit for
several weeks and is said that call has been extended
10 the Rev Dr. Edward JudsOn, OF The Bcreau Baptist
Church In Downing ana has been taken under con
sidcratiOn by him.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-01
DEDTC1TTON or B6OOKLYN CHURCH.
cc of the James Methodist

The new edifcc of the James Methodist
Episcopal Church at Redave. and Monroe-st Brooklyn
which cost nearly $4,000, was dedicated by Bishop e
H. Fowler yesterday. The Bishop preached at the morn
ing service and the Rev. Dr. James M. Buckley III the
evening. In the afternoon Judge George q; keyhoids
Ircsiucd over meeting commemorative OF the twenty
nfth anniversary Of the formation of the church Al
dresses were made by the Rev Dr. A. 3 Hunt and others
The new building of brick. and will seat over LOCO
persons II has Sunday school room In the basement
and is fitted with all the modernlmproVemeh'sh chuich
New-York tribune., 1884-12-01

eooa to OhOoe shupnx % 4O0s6 90 Common 10 Aeiium
81 zoe % 1ih Grass PeIans ~ yO~t3 ~
aasso- Hece,pls l. 300 shIpassntA 1000 markos aovJ
Inferior 70 Snr 81 OD9s. - Mehan % aooL ~ SSx
Extra ~ jO0bo W. fAmDA por nosr vS ov
"a lj Texas sheoa - UDsJ o.. - ...
ST IOUI4 Nov. 2D-ta'ls-tteccIDts 500 shipmmta
bO = market duh, Exports 81 It@sj5G 0)pf ~ Ch0cs
Grass NasIvsA 81 $40 $500 3ris' rsxiah - ~S
~ %. - - ~.
Shsep- -Receipta ZOO shipments, 900; Coz non "a Ne
dnn 000sy 30 Fair 81 1898 b Lanb@ ~ ~
~ NJ Texans II 7 ,0ss o.
hogs-fiecoeipta. ..5OOi shionsnts SD n,rsb HaWi
Yorkera "a l60si % Packing 81 - Gsi 40 Hca ~
1UA
New-York tribune., 1884-12-01

An cight days cOn1crcnce aI ITt II. AEHcs
Cathoc Church. In East Forty ythiTd-st, begun yes
torday morning by Monsignor Capel. In his sermon he
dealt principally with the subject Of duty and obedience
which man owed 10 the Heavenly Father. He lamcnted
tho faci that since the Catholics liberated from the
hand of persecution and permitted in the world
they lost their faith and thus became stumbling blocks TO
,l,afr fall
New-York tribune., 1884-12-01
SUNDAY, Noy. 3O-p. Al.

SbNhAli nov ou u ~
The mining stock markets last week again apsed back
to duness aud the total transactions amounted only TO
A 35l shares against O50 shares for the preceding
week In business that II not accounted Tor by
the Intervention OF "a holiday. There was no special
feature In the dealings Horn Silver was unusually ae
live and this time at figures rising from VI To to @1 5Og
50 20. Tunnel that in the preceding week conri-
buted large proportion to the total business, was
uuict and steady l4Qi2Ql3 cents Consolidated, Cali
orna Virginia jumped Is to 40 cents on total sales
of 200 shares but the was no published lhtorna-
zion that furnished for the movement, On the
other hand standard, bad reports from the mines
further declined from 40 to 20 d32 cents.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-01
rorrox MtnKrrs-sY rrtnGnArn

Iivrprocr Nov 29.-l2l3o .. N. cottoa anist Miti:
Inc Upanis Bl4h Niddlng Orleans > l6.loi, sales
su6p bales ncpdg QiO bales r9r 'gecnlaioa ana stp,t
tes, ints 100 bales al Am iisAh lutnfcs closed dn
tpiigds Low ,ymlng clause n 1oSsnbsr snd 1ssas7 si
S,i aso isCida DO api IA Maisa es,t IL AZ Az
ssS 95 1ldi DO AItti ana MY iehtef19 ila ~ Aat
snh jnno delitoft tsbtd 40 june ant jny teitett
iiaasts o. dsNsttFs At to,as saiibs Nste 1893 Saes
nov d9ssot a1s8a a 3St ais j as ss ,sfpss ss ssss
awtst ts lEsSs esssioIs essssi sssgsslPaa
s'NfetA shf,ls a8 Aasft sat Asfi ftffit; s3 i,tt
ssEi s sAFisasa a;ss Is fsa' 'ssi 'isE AN
sW 'sTWs sessa iaN aai Asssss ssAFs3' WA
saItyts,eN Ssy ~ -g8ssea ssssAY, AasNifs .Mh..t@
te.pr riNBtafi IlS, AZ bis s.qss ss23a tAes IA
rrsity tiaklSh Nay ~ -A0tlgl aNgA A!tNet & w ~
Low ,iat IA ,slg tesA grhA.rt aaI0 Ne, ssS1;stt
XIV IiNs 'sl,ss l6 hslea eAtl (, " 'ie"l bFtalux
Sl,St Hss x ir.nce al aOn haas i0 the Continent dDS2
ssiss Coastwlse ,ai pales sales ipo0 ba1es ssoes.
~sv.SsSla Noy 20 CottoA steady hlliias lal5 low
,,',nr gi. tioat OuuaarY ~ net aud sIOss receipts
,b nalc, EXporis "a tlan,e, 80 oaeS 70 me onuns ~
rs bales IOasiWlse Sooo u".S sos SiVV ""Os sSNs'
lgg JJa uao1.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-01

The pipe line report promises TO show reduction IN
20OOoO In bariclsfor this month 1ho
daily figures November to y charters TO Nov
einler ~ incinsivel summarize az follows:
Excess
RIMS Deliveries Deliveries Charters,
Total bbls ....i,G3h2g isiA@I lit.et s2Sio3
Practically all of the activity and ali the point and
character 10 the market were developed IN
ness ruled up to the Thank giving holiday
and prices vibrated between 72a and II cents Whcr
the Exchanges opened Friday moderate strength vas
shown but near the close, ~ II hy magic. prices were
whltd up TO y cents, and ycsuraS 2 I'll ftfthct ti'0
10 707a7Sss cents werc recorded There was nothing
new 10 cause this novrnen or the decline IN the yeid
bf the thorn creek district has brrn gOing on of over
two weeks undoubgdly hy eSiitipg shol Interest gns
MD Us THE success o the Bulls bn' the cttting fltes
did n0t Indicate gtbat scirtity ~ crttitciirs. ihs
niq hcalipgs we're nnaypal{ nmRe YIN ietytis,ipE1
ana ittep,Attty hut ,hr h,eicla D, the ri1rrui1on
8tbt9 An ea,iate " eItiiqgt s,les,s .s 9 esIhft
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New-York tribune., 1884-12-01
MAYOR TIMKEy TRIUMPHANT
,vor Timken. of HobOken, has

another victory over his opponents in the Common
Council The Circuit Court sustained his action in
refusing sign the warrants for the increased salaries Of
CORPORATION Counsel stulcr and City Physician llchr.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-01
REAL ESTATE. 9

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, Nov. 30. 1884
The following sale was held at the Exchange
SaleSroom to-day,
BY John r. Boyd.
2stoiy frame building. with lot No lle East 77th.
stn lUo OF lstave. lot 26xio22 Jos Moore s@226