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New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
THE FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
prPoRr or SUPERINTENDENT OUHLhi ~
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The annual report
-, srrer,n,endent Gurey of the Free Delivery service
tr tho fiscal year ended June 80 1ssi mas oeei
,,,t,e to the Postmaster General The repof. sno"s
,ha, tho number of post offices In the Ohlcu o'''o'
,ynere the free delivery system ia estabsheo Is 100 "
,roase Of five over the preceding year. Inc nuho' VI
ar,Iers employed at the close of the hseai year W.
o con or 9 more than during the preceding year Inc
mali lct,ors delivered numbered 400 an increase
., 30 5ss ei5 or III per cent over 1883 pos'a earus
o. ts, 7a5 An increase OF II 2ssi97 or 1910 per cent
,oco, letters l2 932 an increase OF l7il0'so or
AZ ss per cent; local postal cards 69.23o7oi an IN
crease OF s75s511 or 1iis per cent; registered let
,.rs. 3og5,98i. an increase OF 283,Tos, or "3Z
nor cent, newspapers, 23i6i5is5, an IN
,rcose OF 2s,oT7.1so, 1879 per cent
,.,s nl,ecte Az s9i nn increase ot es sel os3
~ 10 aS per cent; postal cards collected l3OooI3il
a, ineypass of ~ gi3 Te3 or 9s per cent neysrt
rers collected T0iT50io, an increase OF o'z3ios VI
fhe whole nuinber of pieces. hapled ag,greg,atei
tStn5St Il an increase of 2i5.9iBi1B, or lB3o rsf
,s,t M ueicps hauiled bs carrier nnihrei 3HvVss,
a., i,asesee ~ 9sbT Ui tnD2 Ter cent the tc'ai rust
M ,he settee nelnains Try u t,st r,ee VS. M
NM, atS, ,ks e,,e.,ase aNiiis iha pieegnr teat;
Hiu a, e,ase es bi haDdins eit ple,e was hiilsi
aeegpssA M ~ Wlii, ~ ~ ptt ttht IAe atese ces,
ipg eas,p, was ssas 90 Increase ~ S3s' We foi rei
"iha amogut ~ pesiaee collected 90 iaeai iAat'ei ~
,es, ulpps Is sheWnhf thp hiiawihH tahlp'
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DE NINGs.

:
At the Produce Exchange to-day the gram
markets tame on moderate fluctuations Ia prices.
Export business is almost sasnaut and all the advccs
from Europe indicate easier markets and supplies
cess OF the demand. The strcngth developed
II in Chica.o, however suiicel to impart ym-
path tie support to wheat here. and hence tIc market
after early akncss, received the benefit OF iar rally.
The final ntc5 we're below the best Of the dan but still
showed small gains as compared with list nig {.
November and January options closed ls cent
higher at S9's and -3ii cents respectively Corn
did sell bc,ow last nights final quotations except for
February options amt NOvcnhcr r1se cent 70 52lI
December gHined i9 AZ i9l9 January and tehru-
81 I15s and May Il al T. cents. Oats dull
but shade higher Provisions were tame ans easier In
tone.
Al the four principal seaboard ports the arrivals OF
grain were: Wheat ll6339; corn. l6l,7i6 ottS l30.-
90 total grain. 73 ,93 bushels flour, 42,753 barrels.
The receipts at Chicago Milwaukee, and St Louis were
Wheat 2gS. .l22; corn, lS2,ii6; oats l2l.3J6; total
grain. GOI .92l bushels -four, 81, ,737 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Nov. l2.-ln the Supreme
Court OF the United States to-day, motn Of Assistant
Attorney General Maury, Marlin T. Olmstead Of Harris
burg. Penn, was admitted to practice
John 4 Wallace appellant ag Edward Johnson and others
Appeal from tho Circuit Court the the
Southern District Of Iowa. DOcketed dismissed with
No 257-l he Hartford Life aud Annuity Insurance Com
painhn error agt caroline Lucders eXecutTi1, etc
Ia the the United states Tor the
Eastern District Oi Missouri Dismissed clerks costs this
court % be paid by plantir in
No 76-David y. Holstcr. collector, etc appellant
the Benedict and Burnbam Manufacturing Company. Ar!u
ment concluded.
No 77-JOnn G. Brdsali and others, appellants Rg Ger
hart shalo and others. Argued FOR appellants
NO 'sateo County Missouri plaintin IN error ACT Val
enne aad Jonathan H. Winters Argued for the defendant
and submitted for the plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
4 CONNECTICUT SALVAGE CASE.

To m Edttor Of re Tribune.
SIR Referring to the item in your paper of
yeserday-la salvage at Mddlctown, Conn.,, the
schooner instead OF being sunk for months was
raised few hours after It said she had sunk and
on her way TO deliver he iron she had board most Of
which was for onr company. No agreement made
by us to give half any part of the cargo for sal
wage we not notified that she had sunk by
the captain of the schooner We gave good and sui-
cen bonds for twice the value Of the from which the
captain refused. aIl vc then took such action was
necessary to gct the same into Olr posse sion.
v. G. STILES.
Treasurer Tho stiles & Parker Press Co.
NfdNef0wfi. Conn, NOV. 10 1884.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS
DIVISIONAL. COMMANDERS REPORTS,
c,eouurNpAtioSs OF aeSnRALs HANCOCK AND
oYItetu pfANissKp,

r,couNrNpAtiuNs or GENERALS HANCOCK ASp
rore--As OFFICER DISMISSED.
WARRINGTON, Nov. l2.-MUor i'','
coek. commanding the Division OF tho Ailanu.' :" W. !"
unal rcno,t TO the Adjutant General, says '"'' ~
,,slon there are $50 commissioned officers anu
listed men, lie deems II prudent to keep 'a' Ga m,,l
rurt DarFancas Fla. In camp near ",' ''o,oy eev,r
carly IN December whom II the danger io" ,s, The
Is passed. they may ordered back 70 '"va con-
pos schools are reported to be not ,ar, q, col
a,s .aoo,n, ~ an unwingaess ON inc ' ', o
themselves to the restraint Oh ''o
rno rsuts of the annual rife
a.. exhibiting high order OF exeoiion'' " "'''
saoo,,meniafion is made for the estaphshmcnt VI
-, =, rort Montgomery Rouses Point, ~ w. ana
80 h is cxprcsscd that II may not be long before me
tetot te a. carried out The officers OF GeneVai
piTare commended for faithful and eiicieht peiioim
sMser General John Pope. commanding the DTison % o.
hIoe,nc i'm Ls annual report TO the Adlutan General
tne links that there sufficient reason 10 Keep up
rs Waiock but forbears from making any recohhemn m
on because of the different opinion entertained ny
s%a General. General CROOKS policy ow
Sanld he sustained and given such further antnor
nS control as he thinks necessary ~, M no
anu ,tsntion TO the defenccess condition OF tne en-
cans to JS,ret sound reported by Generai Mhes vi
ia uan In,onertment of the Columbia. <,.,ou 7,
up. u ~ Iirecton OF the President Captain tnarics -,
pssr orr cavalry was today dismissed ron .no 'u'
fos conduct unbecoming an officer ana se''e" "'
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
CLOSING PRICES or B)Sr)v STOCKS
SOSrON. Nov -, 1SSi
WEDNESDAY. Nov. .l2.-P. ".
Actual

WEDNESDAY, NOV. J2--P VI.
The stock speculation to-day fashioned in the
same model as was Yesterdays market But the recorded
transactions-2O7 sharrs-werc 26,G00 shares less
than the amount yesterdays business. The street
flooded with repctitons of favorable stories items
concerning special properties and with innuendos Of
more good to But the market was responsive
only TO manipulation. Board traders who gener-
ally "bu," figures tried their best to catch an
honest penny out OF the fluctuations but it is probable
that few of them crowned their efforts with The
REGULATIONS frequent and unusually irregular. At
momcnts the operations Seemed be conducted with
dash and boldness and then they would be character
lied by nervousness and tmidity Whenever the market
showed signs of weakness special attention given to
the protection OF Ceutra and Hudson and Lake Shore
md when confidence restored these two stocks
neglected There rlmJrs OF some favorable action
at the TRUNK liue officials meeting but there not
word of definite from there 1t reported that
the lines west Of Buffalo would not participate In the low
passenger rates made by the Eastern lines but as Cen
ra and Hudson, Lake shore and Michigan Central are
all controlled by the interest. 1t ia not
prohablc that the two last named COM
panies will receive from the Central and
Hudson than their mileage proportion OF price
at which Central and Hudson sells ticket to Chicago
elsewhere Union Pacific leads the list Ia amount of
sales AZ 500 shares and. after mt 80 a shows final
gain Of 3, per cent. Western Union also with small
business sold mp J9ie959. showing gain OF q per
cent and Missouri Pacific. after 49, at 92o marks gain
OF * per cent Central of NewJersey sold at 42a 1893
ai2 and latr at Al dividend but one yet knows
what the dividend will be. II It is anything. that the
Heading company will pay. The transfer books closed
to-day m the REGULAR way under the guarantee of li2 per
cent quarterly. Central and Hudson. Lake shore.
Northwestern aud st. Paul all closed with declines Of
from "a to y per cent The market closed eyelish MI
weak.
Tbcre was n small business done IN Government bonds
aud the market was steady with the bids for the "a on
IA mar cont Anne Ell are the cusns quotations
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
WORK OF TIE NAVIGATION BIrRrAIr

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Commodore j. G.
Walker chief of the Bureau OF Navigation Navy Depart
nent in his annual report to the Secretary of the Navy
recommends appropriation OF provide tho
best and safest apparatus for navigating better appl
sEces for lighting ships and tho necessary professional
Information without which, says cannot be expected
mat officers and OF the Navy will keep pace the
changes which constantly taking place Attention Is
called to the Importance Of supplying for the libraries Of
cruising ships such professional matter essential
naval officers II Is recommended that surveys DO
aae of parts OF the north Of South America and
tnc coast OF San Domingo Nautical generally, the
report says favor the adoption VI universal system Of
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
tHaortsM AMONG CATTLE.

WAsniSGfoS. Nov, tp,=Df. u, 4. Salmon,
thiel ~ ha Bufean ~ Annai industry hns submitted
~ he Commissioner ~ Agriculture tbiuihnnn' itnr
upan ihe contagious hlseases ~ animals ana itttM
0hlfah aAaNe ihp eatiie 81 Kansas ~ saim"h thihes
was ersiisW, dWe ~ pains ,he lnnsus bnewh 90 'hN
pggpt WheR lhe Nlsanief arpeaisl hn sAlsi tnmrie
ehaUga of faoi mHsi he made api iln nne tWe NNl3
al epsnm sails a1MjnistOr0A THIS iN hn lrlnNb'
With sui, iaod. With puplY ~ waeF "iWMs ~ hAnn u
is he od that larger auautiips u ngnl hal ha 'hht
Tor uuget lime HAN when the water sandy isd'hthh
Irgotis can prOhably ho entirely ploNcned by eutlihg
the hay before the seeds have formed.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
WHIT THE People THINK.

DEMOCRATS TEAR DOWN THE NATIONAL FLAW
To the Edftor or The Trtouhe
SIR The Democrats running wild here III ,ner 'n-
thusasm the reported election OF Grover ,ic' o'
Last night they paradcd the streets stopping II,
the residences of all known Republicans and nsuiis
them In every possible manner At Manchester opp",,
site this city, they down the United states ~.
it into shreds. II Is hardly safe Tor any We m The
Renrbican to appear on the streets, OWING 10 t"o
~ W HENRY GOODELL
D;cbD,oo6 Vo Nov T. 1894
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
AsArE MORAL AND POLITICAL GUIDE.

TO The Edttor or The Trtbune
SIR: All law-abidng American citizens Irrespective VI
party must admit that the course OF The IRibUNL
through the late campaign has been most dgnieo "''
honorable Since election has been SOUGHT ater ny
Democrats as well Republicans. knowing us S''e-
mrnis could be depended upon. east my hrst h'i'u
lIran vote for Blaine and Logan Why Because w W.
Ueyc they represent the vital interests OF me s
urople An those who have been guided by lhE iho r.
through this canraign should continue to fcah IT. -
should be placed ie NJ thcir homes "A the sl' ''
teacher for tho coming grncrntlOn L. !" "
Mr. Iolk. Nov. =. lssl
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

Eispwhetr the tpatanres were Ul tity. t,2i epupi
Biaiforl. 9e0e 800 and pitisbpts 2iAtoW baiielf
the ;Nles pf stuehs ~ We NgN f1ih Petieean asa
s'rrk phattl amounted M 7,2lp shates.
btAhe bii VITA unehaisei
Baibf8RiA tpna, kee iy=t,'ne eii s,ae,ant arm
unchanged i,ia National tianslt sai iiswa'sf n,ns
ntinha bhisi leai shiriaehis, faaa hhsi charters
ig9,57a hhisi eieagaRees 8,sssl9oo shs National
fanst gpyideaies epeuei ~ Iaa he highest p,lee VI
iie laYl aRd piaspd at79A iawesl piee, ~
Ap lell nnWa pl iAinilanNe,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
AN orTRAGEors CIRCULAR.

To the razor Or Fhc TrfbuHe.
SIR: VIII not THE TRIBUNE rcbukc the Infamous ciTcu
lar issued by the Democratic National Committee yescr-
dayi Is that committee a returning board! After "as
scrting to-day by the firing OF cannon the actual election
OF Cleveland aud Hendricks, and that they will sub
NIT to any other result what are they expected to do in
clsc the lawful Board of CanvGsscrs should show rd-
rotv Tor Bl,inc and IOgani Mr Barnum T. appealing
to tc uasous of n mob that he ma not he ahc 10
tro in guch a cn4c even should he desire II. Yours,
Neac- York, NOV. :, 1851. hLfCbLlCAN
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
THE DEMOCRATIC CRY OF FRAUD.

To the EdttOr OF The Trt6une
SIR: The claim OF the Democratic Committee that II
their count does hold ont It will be evidence OF fraud
reminds me Of the following authentic story Some years
ago there vcd in this state eccentric inventor named
Russell Lewis. one of his aims was that nc couiu
,nss nearer than anyone coud measure and 10 prove
II he made the following proposal: There. now, Is "A
log guess II measures sixteen ic and III Det you yen
Very truly yours. GEORGE H. bAbCoCh'
Pidi,tyieid, v. j., Nov Z, 1881.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

state bonds wprp entirely neglected and there wptp 40
saira of city hank stntks. Npspida,s stock ltehan4e
ohoai lat of sairs was la eunr IA reporting % haia of
Central National 81 100 It shoui have trad Continental
ibhh, ,..., .., 49,.
Ihe market fpr railway honta waa lttla mnhehred py
the fluctuations ni tho ahnle market u idlei Wpah Win
email volume ut business, irie see0nd eonspls opened
m a al 5Ot and then fell 10 isls and recovered 10 lps
Ql0as Chesapeake aud Ohio ngss, series ii for small
annunts were oh 3 per cont NJ - ald the curonJ di
were u lower az 2d Missouri Kansas aud Texas eon-
eral 6s we're N, per cent 20 and the - per
cent gncr at 10. Now NorI Elevated up y AT 10
and Metropolitan ouds were pes cent higher AT %
East Tennessee, virginia ana Georgia COsl bS were 3
easier al 5ois aud the ncnmcs We're down Il at l. West
shore and hutdlo first % were steady ~ l0ad 1913.
New lOrS Ccutral extended D. up 5at lO lOl A
Denver and Rio Grandc lrsts steady at 40 Union
Pacnc firsLS were barely steady at ll0A Texas
and Pacific incomes steady ut 30 csc Northern
Pacific ifsts OF a at lOls. oregon aud Iraseon
proyement hgsts were per cent lower at G3 80, 49,
The Sub-ircasury to-day lost ON balance Sloooo
made up by currency loss OF Sl0S,5SJ ess q com o
gain OF Sl22,20 The days operations coN,rcu @ i..
oepts, 81 ,OsO.2 .2o3; payments. Sli26}7s currency
balance, 3d. 1908 coin balance. Sl2o,-oo,oIo ON
The lo'ai market was easter tiah ever; ,slsa
loans ranged lron y 10 y per cent anu cioSea 4" P
cent ,,,....
The Clearing House statement to-day was rs fohowS'
Exchanges SS3.2l7.5i balances, S3,52s ,s3i
The United states Treasury at washington to-uy TO
ceyod S3i6000 In National bank notes ior rcuel ,i
The customs receipts were So ana lho inoi'
revenue receipts were Sl5o,oSo. . .,, go,
The foreign exchanges were dull ana stcauy a' ui-
changed 1uotations for business as follows; /;
BANKERS biis - 79 aud "a for long ana saoss s"r
ling rcspectvcly 525D and 523is for francs 9iS anu
% for relchmalls; 39os aud 40 for gutcrs ,, q,
Iu London British consols were weak ana dccllheu
Lie per cent to loois and ioO's respectively for msney
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

W" hlh "i NiilHh' W. MhhuA fult hEhihHl
Mis tisa Ferret hnoNn as tho "irench Madame" fur
100000 az damages iof False miitnnmehi Was begun
YESTERDAY huimn Justice Lawrence in the hupreme
tohit MI MundY dtoiafes mat tho woman swnfe
falsely ia june ihsA when SHE deposed mat he had
tANtttd Flpu llrh her Oh The condition that hD would
not prosecute her iur selling iquur without license,
Joseph Moses iehrendt. charged with having left
Gernahy when HjO,OUu Ia debt u Herman neriran of
lan<lg, was discharged from custody yesterday by
Justice Van Bunt lie was arrested at tho suit OF Bar
t ana was said To be doing business IN this city
the na!nO OF j. Earnet.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEw-Yo.K, Wow. IL.
Little need be said regarding the petroleum.
market to-day except that it dull aud devoid OF fes
lures Fluctuations and the extreme range
prices only cent From the oil fields the adj
vices received showed material change In the con-
dlilon OF the wells IN the Thorn Creek district
now open. ard the Fisher No. q, when opened
this morning Welded only 1O6 barrels I'm six hours Az
last adyices the well flowing a the rate of II barrel?
hour but had not yet been drilled into the second
fertile sand. Trading Is givcn mp 20 the operators
largely and unless there Is decided change sOon tho
weight OF carrying will press heavily upon the hcders OK
certificates. The market ended eversh and unsetied
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
TIE RIDICULOUS "TIMEs."

To The Editor ~ The FrlDUne.
SIR: have taken Tie Times since 1870. This Is the
first time recocct its accusing the Republican party Oh
froud If has ACCUSED the other sdc and you know
very Justly time and again; in fact, every Il me- IL is
aughable aud ridiculous In the extreme. Monday he
gin on THE TRIBUNE. REPUBLICAN,
N,,r JOri. NOy. 1881.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

To tho EdUOr of Thc TrfbHne.
SIR: Thanks-many thanks for tho glorious werK OF
TIE TRIurSE during the campaign just cos,d and am
rcolccd 10 sec that you do haul down the nag ul
The Secretary OF state proclaiius the official vote
Nelc- York, Now ;, 1854. q. !. LOOK.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
y1UES CHEEIHIN 1ND UILLIAM COLE
MN

To NJ Edftor OF The TrtbUnc.
SIR notice in lng TRIBUNE Of Sunday,
November ., that the " Broadway note Book" men
lions James Che'ih7m Editor of The Erenirg Post
fhs an error he oltcd The imcricqn Ci'izcn The
hr,ring i'oSt was eiltcd by william tneman Yours
trtil.. ~. VI. WALTER.
No. = Bondsl Nc,r. Yol-t. NV ~ 1891.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
HONOR 10 rnE TRIBUNE.

To TIC Edttpr of Fh0 Frib"ns
SIR: Honor to Tng TRIBUNE for It's noble defence o
Republican principles aud IT. foaFless championship Z"
the caiso despite the howug- aud curses OF the great
unwashcd. Blaine and Logan for oyer j. H. l.
Nelp. YORK., Nov. n 1851.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
spiairs oF ruapHsrisa

NHARtEsToS, Nav IA -FaIpeniine hra a. sss9; IA.
sAYANAAil Nav ls-Iurpantina huofARt ~ ifl29sjo.
MiLbiN6loS, Nav i9 lufpaatino ira AZ asNA
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
CALENDARs THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRI-tBAMnEGs- Before barrett J-Nos 13
2b9 273, 274, 2sl. 2s2 2Si 2s6 296 2s6
SuPRKkK CouEf-srKciAL TKRA-PAHf I.-Beforc Andrews
Jhos 49, S3J Ga 419. 470 $685. 1885, III 6ll 035 023
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
UNION AND CATHOLIC TINES.

James v. ODrlen, Rev. James ]. Cnrran, EdNors
Oiicc, - Park Row, Scw-lofk ,
DEAR SIR AND BROTHER Blaine il beaten. You ana
we stood together aud stuck together To do IT, win hc
savage warcry on his lips" Dom TiM ram. RoDianiDt
and rebeion!"-we struck 10 down at the polls bnt
now he plots TO rob o our priceless victory WIN
that warcry his lips ana furncoars venom III MS
heart God help us II he gets into the White House ~
The Democratic forces of America will rise ana bane
the thieves The Union and Times proposes to lead IT'S
Irish American phalanI la line, with our brother AeI
the van, To that the man we elected Is seated
Grover Cleveland Is bold "a linn. Won't We stand
by him Weeks and months of hot work Is before us
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
4 LfVELY SUBSCRIPTION CIRCULAR

AS lively IN illustration of the temper Of some
voters as has been lately seen may be found III the
following circular, issued by posral card 10 sub
scribers by Ncw-York Irish Democratic news
paper Only the business portion is omitted.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
GRAiN AND PRUDUCE MARKETS.

Tho Mexican and Oph'r Aliulns Companies have each
levied an assessment Of % cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
MR.. BLAINES DEALTH.

We nsk pou personally 90 etand With IN hs historic
crlsis Yours sincerely, JAnta W. OBREs, Publisher.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

- . ,,n ., A. n, lstavc lsxgs o. Is interest; s>-s
S4sl liz osst 10 John schceuing. $500
s,.riast AZ = IT5 II OF Houston-st, 25xlOo IlM
lara 20 al to Mary CatA .......,,., -.
sheriI.si Wa 100 ft = OF HOaSt0l-st. 25xlOO, Mary
: Ciark al to rln tark . 49,,
l. ~ lark It nj 10 G a clark ...... ..-...-.....
Aa1eP soar lra' 20 10 $4,000
rnsoaaya s 9 cor Of uoamsnst, -x- J Brady
10 c MoyRihan and auotllcr :......;..... 5Io
Ah;I. Gacs 10 @acav pavss ISL eoeOo
wiam.st No0s Fliza q Board 10 Eir,dge... $4,000
JOSIAH Dewey eS woi 10 Helen SaapSan $4,000
'1I Tern eTs esesuar, zee. 20 Sresat $1,000
J3d.st s, i25 Il OF lilh-ave 75x5O1xIod12LU =.
sanio aud vile 20 same. ::
'Sss' ss wie tor q ss asos
24as d. ct = al To- 70 Maria saSs S .A.'s, sOoe
''diss soHs,s ~ afti 70 NJ 5eness '.i $1,000
1'is IadoS., .. 81 70 fSos Muir ,assl
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
MINES AND. NINING.

SlLESAr rHg NErYOaT Wyiy5 Exc4tygg
NEw-fJRS. Nov -. ls3L
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

and account United antca Il were steady ~ 10 sn3
the Iiss were on ii5 ii7s The market Tor hrres1
railways was not responsive to yrs,orunys h"n' ~ ~
shaved some declines from which there was NO wr9ssY
during the day bar silver was weak ~ doenhs oi ,s3
Ia 40 fi nor ounce Al Paris French pcr cents declined
from ~ t0 7st2is to 7si7e ana sight exchange on
london rose 20 25.3Oia francs Ia The a. -,
10 dealing. nt the board the following securities
Ncw-lork Central and Hudson River Ratr"hh .on
dehrnturr cent bonds duGtrpt. j, iVoi' 70
the amount of r6,bOO0O0
~ Louis aud san francisco Railway compnny-an az,
dtional ~ 900 ~ the general mortgage per Gems
bonds dine July 4, 1881,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

roypoS Nov IL. i2:3Op MA Atlantic and Great West.
First Mortgage Trustees Certificates 32t Do second
Mortgage 7s Er1c 1915 reading III 81 Mexican Ordinary.
35ds Paul Common 7Ji4
edvccs Three Per Cent Rentes az 70 francs
2i2 centimes the account.
consos 1908 FOR money aud 1907 for the 9cconng
Erie second Consols 81 n Pennsylvania 53is Reidnx
~ Mexican Ordinary SO Canadian Pacific 40: ST Paul
Common. T5i,. -. -.
5;9Op m.-Pars advices quote Three Per Cent Renes3
7S Il y centmes the account ana Exchange on
London az 2J francs 80 y centimes for checks.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

3.story brick house with LOT, 80 l2I hroNh-st
SIS $50 . Of Atlofney-sL sot Ia SAip" a""'
/ A
1 .torv br0wnstoas house, with lot, No III ha,t
liuih ~ nA 27l.s oi ith-ase lot ldoAltoiii
uuen .,hoDor
New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

1 a.story brick building, with lot NoaaA Hntsonst
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New-York tribune., 1884-11-13
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fy John g. hAd
4 8steVV hyick building With lot No aAA Hntson.st