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New-York tribune., 1884-11-22
rwn prcrIvrrs M oNE pRorERTY.

John +. Plummer was appointed yesterday
b. Judge In the Superior Court receiver OF the
ssset- Of siedenhach schwab Co.. clotcrs OF NO l13
Hraud-st The application was made by stern * Myers
counsel for the Lincoln National Bank Pomeroy Plum
rner the Metropol tan National Bank of Hartford and
Others who have the firms assignment set aside
as fraudulent. The firm made an assignment more than
year ago 20 william sulbacher. The actions against
IN, firm represeutcd creditors TO the amount Of over
s2OO 900 and IN those judge OGorman has just decided
that the made TO delay and deiraud cred
ors aud was therefore, void. decree was entered by
s.ern Myers. yesterday, wherein Judge OGornan di-
rcs tn deliver the assets 60 Receiver Plum
r,er who Instructed to pay the judgments In the ac
t,n,s the main being the Lincoln National Bank
e3i lHB it the Adams National Bank Sl2,lHO b0i the
metropolitan, s2i.joi 81 Challes H. euUwel,
s25Tj2 Ts the Mercantile National Bank ~ Hartford,
Sist5O 81 Iaaac T. Blllies T2Os33 ~ IumerOv a
iu,nipr @li 38f - Joseph NJ Valentine and others,
<iaotR as and ennniel iipidelhrimpE %lO.HOl 80.
d. the Supreme tp1n Justice buhuhur has appolhted
NJ En1hn her receiver u the prupcit ~ suits begun ~
thai tiuit \ dispute as 90 which irrplict snail have
tusst s.inn ui thp property is anticipated buhehsel
q istA aie evnnsei iui the creditors lh TIE supreme
th4ult
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22
corroN MAnKErs-BY rELEnRApH

& NSg Sg 3Ss lSs2 osn9; 0o e gr & &sfa0 o
ceips 900 bales Including bales Futures
S4s3id TO Dcce@bef end Jaunary dclyefy igsiL do
January aud february delivery, 60,9i also 520id do
March an, ara AZ, Apn dSyeE GO gGoiG also 59-6id DO
end June delivery 2-O4di DO June and July delivery
Tenders OF deliveries todays clearing were 100 balos
y mCoton-Tbe sales Of the DAY included 900 bales
NovemOer delivery. lqeiA sellers To- November aud De
cemDcr delivery 4VBid sellers do Dtcemuer and January
delivery le0id sellers 90 January ena February dehv
s oIoia srrisi 1o fe"Iuaiy s h ana Mslsh dsyeY
seucis do Apl and May delivery O2gil bnyes DO May
and June delivery OzOid seleis do June and July def
& y m-cot6n- Futures cioscdsieair uplandq Low MID
dlne clause hovemhei delivery 4eeid buyeis do. No
trnhtf nni December delivery 49, ld hurpis do uecem
rebnh, driyeit 66ad sellers do febtnai1 ana 1arne
tsye't ou.oid selgs an Mafgh end Arnl delivery.
DO Npy and june lsi'eit 8uidl seeis. do June and
Weefr -a'r'u Ne wa.F o unn haios. Ama,icar A7ood
haeai sr"rh1H,s took pn hstqi 'sw'iris touh, 900
ha'' n''nal e,rrit 'wn Iaio' i''i ia.r' ui tap'
. xxx t..s .,.,,,i ~ ,., ,e, .ns lu,u,, M .',tf
.pANtatut roy.. p .otlea gtn. Miainas TO i,in Le.
MDnlpa u, pi %, ias,T 7iu uei epa e,.s ,ayeip,s
ssI ,aa iss ssal ' S.s. o. ,.. 's Gf''s ,.o,
lAtn, 90 ni,a nuist iny1n bAi,. 10 tiewe eiub baoa
sAtlSsAa, Nov. - Cotton a,n Maaias no. Low Mad.
Huag haoa tapors To uiett Britain, Oo bslo
Meaky y-Not Iecepts, 3u0ii balos gross. 30 So baes
70 e Continent 2lOOb bales Ooastose u.lJ bales s es
NEwORIFASs Nov 2l.-Corton qniet; Mddllns, lois
Low hidaiug 10, Good Orlnar, o. receipts l54s5
baies gross 1870 bales tKpors 70 Great Britain 2ss
v oelIy-Net receipts 6slo bales; gross s6l2s bae,
Exports 10 Great Baln 80. i3i bales u France 400
bales 10 tho ointment ~ 70 bales Coastsi,e a isi %
sales, 200 bales N'
NEw.YoRR Nov 2l-The following are the total net rs
Of Al al Sent
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-pY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Nov. 2lcate Receipts TO-DAY 400 head total
for thus far 1900 head for last week 800
head consigned through 5o cars market active ana r
Good TO Choice Steers VI ~ O Sockers and Feeders
SJ 25Gs4 20.
Shsp-Recepts today $500 head total for thus far
2 900 head, week 23 900 head cOnsRnel
through, 10 market du and Medium TO Good
s. H5aSi AOi Canada Lambs, ii 90 asa 80.
Hogs-eoepts todiY $500 head total for week thus FAR
UOd head for nme last week, 4l,OOO neal con.
signed through s market active and lower GOOD 10
Choice Workers. ~ 33 "a AO Butchers Grades t4 20 35
Pigs, "a 2Oati 80.
OHiCAdo Nov 2l.--Ths DropsrS Jourau reports Hogs-
Reoeps 10000 mead shipnents 5000 neat maraot lower
Rough Packing " ioRtt O picAln and sll?pAL ~ 10
ASA llghL VI 90 01si 3Oi nklpa 81 23dti Is,
CIts-itooepts H. 300 hsib sap nsnts 800 ns.f mar.
nrn ANA steady Export Grade, 81 lOHtD on
Good To Ohooe shipping 80 7basd 10 Common ~ Aelium
"a DOda6 90, Grass Texans, " 80 dtA 40
shesD-neoelpts, 900 shpmon, 400 market steady
Inferior 10 fue ~ ODnNi Ia MHtun % iibbi " ~ -
a,a Choice % Extra ~ doabi 90 iamba por boA ~ 10
81 nO TeIt, hhoap W UDdhi IS,
hr foui, Nav ai-Oaitis- Rocopt- 900 shipments.
nuOl markot dull Erpora ~ a,9tdOOl dIod 10 uhoos
drass NauVo,, ss dOD VI 2bl drau lekaah ~ i0S
~ -
Shesp-noeoipls, ll0Dl shipments. 800 conmoo % No.
dinm tl bOdtl -, Fair 10 uhpoo fJuO9tl % Lambs ~ %
atA ~, Ionina, ~ nOaW W 90
hogs-llooccpia a9OW Abpnontt 1000 market weak
lQlkCia ~ Odlt2O Packing ~ 9Odts 80 Heavy 81 W
~
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22
THE QUESTION FOR 1888.

Vf0Ja7 n
M. e~,.naiy demonstration OF his neighecrs az hs
lno a.. sm%;sta on Tuesday night gave the master
eome. !" p,ne tbe opportunity 1t needed to toucn the
@ es note ~ Of Republican policy for the future Az one
Aey ~. ,or the mask from the Democracy ana exposcu
az grin the victorious face OF the Contea
~ Vic hirh has now obtained that control OF tine uoN-
when 4, fought vainy for during the Rebel,o
lie believes that Il is unfortunate and 1t Will not pe
,n we venture 10 predict, until the great buuy Oh e
people OF this country will agree with MN Inc
3aci that this result could not have been aanea p
sbs practical anchsemeHt of 6OOOooo american
cit,lcns stands ont did before ii lne
crcise f the right of suffrage by the coore men Oh ne
Intimidation NewYork could never nave pcch tn1 @ Wv
cisiye state and Grover Cleveland never wouio nave
been President
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22
AN INDEPENDENT" OPINION.


Mr. Blaine is not fana tic ilbera man. He docs
not care rap about the Southern question lie believes,
be really believes anything, that the southern aes
.ksdership is a gift. not device" Therefore, his
aggression in very bad taste, OF his disappointment IL
4 of the same piece with his oam OF fraud in
when there were no indications of fraud and for tat
natter with his course all through the campaign. MI
Vlaine Is no satesman-he is not good politician
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rircr. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YORK, Nov. 81, 1884
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
NEw-YoRK. November 81. 1884
CUIcORY-Unclianyed


COCOA-Quiet and unchanged.
COFFEE-SpOt Rio dull at lOc. for Fair. NO sales Op
tIons declined II TO 20 points and closed stendy aes OF
7SO bags closing follows; November $40 loci jan
uary. S5j0s,0c; February se5aS1Oci March, S,t39 n3
905c The receipts to 200 bags aDd those
nj santos TO 10000 bags Hayre declined y 10 ~ Mia
demand and generally about steady
Sales OF 700 bags Guaamaa and 200 L9gusra on private
terms. Gala.
cOTTON-spot Cotton 1-16c higher but quiet sales,
34S bales Delivered contracts. 400 bales Rcceipts M
,bc norris today q? " bales against CO.'S bales ts day
last week aud 1898 last For the week 2j1209 ba es
against 27 S72 last week and 073 last year since sep
2209 02 bales against 2O3 100 same period ast
yonr
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22
THE COUR1S.
TIE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

TIE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
WASHINGTON. Nov. 21.-1ho proceedings OF
Che United states Supreme Court to-day were mioi
lows;
No dOi-Tbc Union Pacific Rniliohd Company phn'lu
fr error agt the CITY Of hnnnast ,,-.-
No 2gl-1he Union Pacific Hnilfond Company palhtH
In error art Albert MYERS ..,x
tiO-1he Texas ami Paothc lniiohh company phlhh"
IN error act A. \ MrAllister ,
No. 7N7-Thc Texas and Pacific Ralioad company ana
otiers. plainii In agi. Laura MIX ,,-,,o
No sIO-Iho Union Paciho Railroad company p"hhn
A. error ag Lucia Kuuth . ,.,..,o
No S.4-Ihe iacifO Railroad Company Iihntln
in trTOr rgt James MURPHY ,-,.,o
No p-Oe'rbe Union faclno Railroad Company. painth
IN error agt IIauk liafWOyd. Argument continued
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22
NKw.YoRg. Nov 2lThe following are the total net re
cepts OF cotton at All the ports Septembsrl 1884
REAL ES111E.
Ngw-YoHK. Friday. Nov. 81, 1850
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER5.


Attorney.a vs. 30 fts of Broomest 25IcO Ia
Krc6- % Louise Waller :..:.:..,. sll 900
Crakow 10 Louis Mshicr 49,. -, lOsoO
another. eieeuiors TO sosmon Jacobs ,..;.i: 1880
AleiRndef.aye. cor Of l31uist, IOaluU Bell
toFd swartwout ..;..,. $4,000
0th-sr, ms 22S n W OF AyeC, 2O1s2S Jo, lioch.
inger and another % Hannah kalpemsan 49,. $3.50
$50. .st, 800 ~ OF 7th 37bth2 John III Nor
r. assignse ETC. Cohen ana another ,..,. $1,000
natd Cohen. 1900
Boulevard " T. 25.s n Of g2d.-t. llgIlOO. w Wat
=, and wife 70 Cohnncld 1900
niohl and smother 1? 600 i'riss 10000
b6thst A. 2yT n W Of Ayc.A, 6OI zoos, WIN Hen.
derson and wife u j WIIasrcu............... 10000
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22
,.o,o,, ov TIrr DrprRrIcAy PARTY.

Jr0,n A..
Mr. blaine but voices the sentiment OF ,ne
entire Republican party when he says the trans
fer of the political power OF the 0ovcrnmen.
10 the South is great National misfortune,
sns.much as Introduces anomaly which Il iraught
With danger TO the Republic-the rule OF the minority
80 long AS 1873 electoral held solid through ir
and VIOLENCE there work for the Republican party
20 do Minority rule cannot prevail In iree rep99hc ,
ANY more than could chatie slavery ne tolerated ana e
marty that was able 10 the can be trusted 10
cyercomc the other This is the lesson OF Mr. Blame
gritty and patrlotc httlc speech.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22
UNPAID DUTIES oN GLASS,
trial of tho suit of the Government

The trial OF tho suit OF the Government
against l.. A. Boyd sons, TO recover
t2iOOO, for not paying duties on q
large quantity OF glass imported by the firm,
begun yesterday in the United states District Court
The defendants contractors for furnishing glass TO
the Philadelphia Custom House and imported n large
quantity of glass which admitted free OF duty on
te plea that IL Intended 20 take the place of that
furnished 10 the Government. The trial will continue
for several days.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after Nov. H. 1884.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATEb MATL HDUTF
Trains leave York Debr0sses and COrtand ste-t
Ferries follows;
Harrisburg, PitsburE tho West and south Win Pullman
Palace Cars attached, a. NJ, and IN. daily New.
York and Chicago Limited OF PaIlo Dining smoL Ing aud
Sleeping Cars, at q m. every day,
Wiiliamsport Lock Maven an Pm Gerry ana Efls
Centre and tho OH Regions.
Baltimore Washin aud south Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman Paof oars daily except Sunday 10
ia arrive Washington i'O5 y, M lran ~ - b'U 300
and $50 m, l, 340 and p m. and ~ night sunday
0il6 O. m, y M ana ~ nitht
For Atlantic CITY except sunday 100 D. ~,
Dor Cane May except aunday lliiO IN,
Head Junction aud INT tfmedisie sstonst
MA lanWav aud AmIoy Il a M ~, boo ana Oh
N. ON sunday. noOa ant hloo D. M do hot atop ~
Asbnfy fgrkA -
Hoaa of ilrooSvn Annex connect Win al urorrh trpns
Jersey cly enording hpedy nnd dfeot tAns'e ipf
HrDohvn travel, .,... 49,.
Tfains arrve FROM rllsbnfg 90 aud i9pe NJ 7aoaM
Wa,Alngon s,d nalllnocs oSO aud 81 AN, - gla
n 90 ban, pJD, nnd iUOl y N, hnn'ay, hhh, 0D
y in an 1910 D. m rfon bnlllm e. nal D. m,
Prom pGiidcpbls ato 900, $50, NAM e,op! Monday
59o, f1o, 800 ego 1900, ioye Y, r. and la,2 nghs
Hundoy ibu HlbO $40, ~ 10, 1Oj ll35 n, mi ifV %
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22
WE KNEW you WOULDN'T LIKE TT.

From The Atlanta Constitution lDem.l ,.,... &.
Tho speech Of Mr. Blaine yesterday 10 MS hcSBoVors III
Angsta Maine sinks tho level of the ward poiticlh
iis statement that the coOred voters OF the south were
cerccd by murder and violence is UNANIMOUSLY ialse as
20 need no reply The attempt 10 alarm the laborcrs OF
the North by the fear that the wages OF inc
ord laborers will bc reduced to the slavesubsistence
standar Is so evidently dcmagogic as TO excite smile
In this speech the people see how unprneipeda man
was ovelthrown in the presidential election
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22

Elsewhere the cleafancos woroi OI city a,09iOo0i
Bradford, 2,53G.OOO and Iittthufg, 1Css.uOO bauclt
Tho sales o socsRt the NcWl ORR Petroleum and stock
Board amounted to u ,l1O shares.
BnAproRp, Penn, Nov. 2l.-Cridc oil hrmer, but
dull National Transit and Tidewater runs Thursday,
7l,G9J bbs total shipments, 72,ll bhlsi charters,
"a 52i bhls clearanccs 1924 900 bbs National Tran
All certificates opened at 7le and closed ~, tho
highest price OF the days lowest price, 7l4.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22
NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE.
ToBosTON 80.
WORCESTER 80 50,
NASHUA. 1895.
PORTLAND S.

and no traas.or,
Steamers CITY OF Worcester" end "clty of Boston.
leave Pier 40 NJ r. foot OF Wattss pier above Ds,
brossos-st Ferry. daily except sundays at4So D. m
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
bonq yER y1Is M October 1873,
500 M Rochester and Montreal express through draw
$40 m. Fast Limited chicago Express. with dining car,
siopppgM Albany Utica syracuse Rochester Buffalo, NJ
aoara Falls Ere Cleveland and Toledo arriving Chicago
, sns s ear; &
I'll m- Western New-York and Northern E,pro,. VII,
drswnsroom 9.d cars; s;,,r rr,v a., ,,,.. ,.. ,,..
= m. Acconnodauon to Albany a,i rroy
Fai. Bafae Gncnnstt Tclcdo Detroit and t. Louis
H2 % s'1say ''s sI'a ''f
Endao Sisysra Fai. Gsycand. rolsio Do,so ch,oass
pm wglt Eyprs,, w.S s'acr,nr car, Albany 40,
TROY witt, tho %Srany trains for 'h' West aui
ficset, sale GrSns t.n'ra pc,,s No scwns
Scs SP npa as' nn np2ssy % "a % a
and w;sGIHsoS sai 40 Fulton s:s~ Broosyn anita
s"1 N y
33s washington at. Nrooklvn. - .,.,,oo,,
called checked from ,y sqSco sunday
,rnesrsd TaG: :top narcm 2oth'.i and mEEK ttiy
General Superintendent General PASSENGER Agent.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH Rk.
station. in s.-r ::s &C. - &, Co. S.,,, V",'s
For South Amboy. via Phil koadinE RR. 4;3O. SIS
Ii,oO m. 1880, 400. 300 s45. o. ~. SUNDAYS toS
$40 m. VIA Penn RR, 1900 M. 800. 700 p m sun
For Matawan, 40, via Phil a Reading RR, a;sO. sis
400 s;45 m. via Penn mr. 900 iaoo n,- o;oo TOD
p. sundays ga. m. ?. IN.
For Red Bank wa Penn n r. eOoa & r. m, s'io, 800
TOO sundays. a. m, y. m. vie Phu and Reading
RRi 43o. s,lb m, $780, i3o $40 m sundays. 4 $50
m For Long Branch. Ocean Grove Ashury PARK Ocean
depha AMI Reading RR. $50 sl5 a. NJ 1880, 400 5s5pn.
sundays mot stopping Mt Ocean Grove or Asbuy Park 4
s45 m via Pennsylvania RR, 900 m. 1900 $40 500,
Park). 0 m, p. m.
For Freehold via Philadelphia and Reading RR sl6 li0o
m, 400 800 M. For Lakewood Toms River and Barna
gat via p q r. hR, at 4:3o sl5 m, 1880 490 m Foe
Toms River. Penn. RR. at 800 q. m For vneland.
Brdgeton Atlantic city 30, via Phia Reading hR- s50
m, l:3O IN.
RUFUS BLODGETr. C. q. HANCOCK. JR. wooD,
Sunt a A q r. T. A. n
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22
KEYNOTE FOR THE FUTURE,

In the address OF Mr. Blaine 10 his nei9hbors ana
friends Ia Augusta last night. he strck the keyhe'c oi
polltIcai lollcy which the patriotic people OF the
United states must adopt and pursue with unhaegms
vicor or witness an overthrow Of Republican govern
snrnt a. complete as that which would have followed
tunph of the rebel Confecracy In the war between the
North and SOUTH Facts from the recent eIecoh SUSTAIN
1he position winch Mr. Blaine has assumed
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22

kEw-lOHk. NOV. II,
With few words the trading in oil certih-
Gates 20 day may dismissed Extreme dulne-s reisned
tn ough NJ aud tho from tho iner County hoh'.
whiIe allowing u slight decline IN production. wha
not important 1ho range ~ prices covered nhont
cont nnd near the close quotations were lftod 10 7.N
cents against cents aHt night Tho cloao was H'n
pld bu, steady vi u trivial reaction
Tho rnngo OF prices aud tho total transactions woro
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22

If you should notice red streak around the
throat OF citizen these days don't lie frightened
d for fear he Ia. cut throat ltay he the only
C1insry margin Of his red flannel undershirt. Burlng
ton Free Press
According TO Talmage, Adam spelled
rubin With two his IL is generally understood that
Adam never went to school when he was little boy.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22
Az nynNiN niylnnn auny.

The ihiY before Justice Lawrence IN Lawyer
hsRai' sHit against Aiis INA faupt Tho French
Asdan," DISAGREED Stsinidayi MI, MnndY wished
ktHLun as damages httause tht woman hWpib htfifh
sl0 tfud luS that she had pai hin 40 Ia desls "m
pustaliug hn los violating The LAuho law, hA lui1Fs
tiaul f,r lie woman and siA damages iOr
kLt law ser,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22

as,.t h,. own section and excite the righteous inus
- The south What wreck ne IS 70 vo s"u' NJ
ontrast does his present TO tha' oi NIX
Tiiden In 1871
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22
MINES AND MINING.

sALEsAr THg YEWYORK MlEIyd EXCHAyGE.
NEW.YORK. Nov. II 1884,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22
Tho qno,arcna aeeorins tho American classification
fIAtNED.

Coed ora,5aTyi DIN nyi,n;, lGy f,gains
Futures closed point lower for November and 10 Z
points other months After brisk bus moss and
ihrp contest between tho opposing prices sae' iAoSVo
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22

~ TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND y ON
AYI3srArIONS IN ilLADEir
PuIA IN NEW.YoPK
Frprss Trains leave New York via Desbr0sse and Co nno
street Ferries ~ folowsi
6.2D f;.O y $3.50 % and 10 Limted H. illO m l. 800
3Ah 4,fn o. o. and D M and ~ night ~undays Olb,
iimtod aud 10 a M 4, .. q and D m, aid ~
night Emigrant and second class 200
1nlns leaving New.Nork daily. except sunday 60
$50 and llo m, l. 2 !, AMI .. conncd ~ Iten-
ton Camden.
Returning trains leave Broaist station phatepha lsel.
3:i5 800, A. 435 except Monday, $50 7:jlf 800 $50
H. and lll5 m. Ltmed Express 1880 and O3l p ~ y
"a. ., $50 740 7i5 and 9l5 NJ IN snndiy pa
aud T4j m. Leave Philadelphia via Camden 500 a ms
daily except Sunday.
Ticket o1ees 43N $40 and eiA Broadway, Astor llQusa
foot Of DesbrOsscs Cortnndt ats. Court ~
and Rrooh lyn Annex station foot of Futons prokynj
Huschs Hotel Hoboken, station. Jersey CITY Lmigrane
Ticket O1ice No. Betlory Place and Castle uarden
The NewNOrt Transfer Onpany will call fof and chees
baggage from hotels pnd residences.
CHARLES n. PugH. J. r. WOOD,
General MANAGER General Pas Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22

As usual State bonds entirely neglected r,n with Na
quotations UNCHANGED OF city eanS :, s.SoN' ro"''
The market for railway bonds was quiet ana pricss @
were Irregular and leyers Ere & seeSes %est shere and
Rnaaio first 5s recovered from 39ai TO los missouri,
Kansas and Texas consol as were easier " bG canada
ssenhern npsts marked advance OF per cent cent
to 9s st. Louis and r99 So MoIi hrkamsas and Texas rss
Mt IO59 1O37s aud Arkansas Biien ~ @ Iss & a, f01
hoe1es.el @ e " "s were down Ia 9o NewYork Chi
cago Louis ir1ts deehea d. iron, "a 20 soi1 a I0i
Sicsa Central and Hudson oonso 7sat l'9 Harlem I1sq
REGISTERED rss at M The G sa st Paul issues ruled
qy strong consols up Z at lioi2 ilrss,
Southern pic and western were firm at 80 and
irsis Wisconsin and Min9esoIa dt "ii NoT,nt bmt
ysscTn .,SG TO S'OePi%Le si and and Quincy
debenturc 5s steady at 02agol2 kasaS rai6 ,y
- at s7e Texas and Pacific frst Rio Grande division,
yielded IS 5la Atlantic and r"e9e nr aSd sc i'm
comes were up q at I6 Northern Pacific hrsts ruled
Sfa%y S AZ Of the subreasy for the wcck ended
tonight includes receipts OF ana sa poS Si
saainsi 81 55s 765 November Il. showing an appa-
re- gain Ss26i35 But deductng @ ro a, 'e neop s9Sr
nnrtin tcms of transfers. which only affect the sub,
Treasirys account with the General Treasury i,s ro m
loss as affecting banks SlG75Go Inc recelts & IN
cude ST 5 900 gold coin for silver pna oms
at New orleans and SthsF 81 pSn!: paymen s5sSsSs
currency balance S9.G0i7s2; com balance Fl-o'o''
4ls. -. o,,a,1. a I NOR
cent for call loans. r.. ,ottor,s.
The Clearing House statement 10 lay was ~ ioo"''
E,chonpes $50. 2st .652: balances ~l.2o6eS4
The United States Treasury at Washington ,ouay re
coivcd 13 600 I'm National bank notes for redcmpuon
Tho customs receipts S293029, ana the ihtcrha
revenue receipts were TiOl,36l. .. .A,. ond
The market for the foreign exchanges strengthens ana
today with small business there were Important advan
me recent forced importations OF gold are lmpoI
t9t factors in the changed condition. We quote ior
business as follows: Bankers bills 81 81 y ana ~ s2% &
for long and short sterling respectivey .ios am
o1 81 for francs 94as and 30 for reichinarks; 3os
and 40 for guiders. II. .s .,ood, n.
I'm Iondon British consos were quiet ana stcauy wv
100 n Il aud 100 1916 respectively for money ana nc
coun United states per cents were up = a lEo2 au
there were general declines after the iashioh Oh
davis home markets. At Paris French per cents
were steady a 7s72i9 ana stht ekchanso on
Iondou was down to 5.29ia frs. to the u
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22

SPIRITS OF TuRpEsTINA
CsARtxHroN Nov II -Turpsntine quiet ak 2s 10. bid
6AvANEAh Nov. 2l-Turpeptiae nrun ~ 30e,
WuANoToS, Nov. nl-gIrpsutins arm ~ 23tA
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22


CENTRAL PACIFIC.
>,., -, Dan, issg 1894.
Number OF miles a. a9aSI7 ssloi6ss Deo s23l 1853
0pcfatng expenses. I.S7G,343 L36has4 Doc 9osol
Net earnings. flOOn,OOS Fo'o"Vo '''' '-'''''
jan 10 Sept. 20 49, ,,, a, 200 an. r,.o 81 coa qua
Nnt sarnings 49, GtAiOs7 475j.5l5 Dec lSos,of2
Imports Of dry goods at New-fork' ~
For tho week lss2. -, ,,nssy;o, a., 20 ss37
Entered ~ tho port. Sl,!vstuS f,'ao,tvc 9'yiois
Thrown marast.. I,ooo'ois i'"""'"' '''@''-~
Since January l. o,. $40 ,.s 40, ,oc 40. oa
Tbos n ON market :. 100 rs ll3l7O lbo lO2O3sIW
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARRErA
roxnoy Nov 81 lo:3O-p m-Umted states Four Per
Cent I,onis l2b ~ Atlantic and Great western flr MOTT.
gage Truslcos Certificates 32 do Second Mortgagc ~
Erie l8a do Second Consos b1 n Ncwiork oenisl ov.
Illinois Central lls2 Pennsylvania O2E hohchn oiuhhy
37 Canadian Pacific I6's 81 Paul Common ~ = 70 ,o,
Three Per Cent hentes at 20 Haho'
~ "a oentimcs Ior tho account. c...., ,,s
m soils, 62iG Illinois central lici
Canadian Pacific, 45ss Paul Conmon, 7l9s .-- -.
m-Pars advlces quote Three Per tcnt tentos an
~ francs n centmes for The account ana hAcnanso o
London at rs francs 29ia centimes for checks
New-York tribune., 1884-11-22
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known az ths
i NEW.YoRK LAKE ERIf AND WESTERN rail-

Arrangements oi trains ffonl Chanbers..t T. Depot
eoaass s fhS x sS@sf sy and ro ep %
Coaches leyg'nd ,, ipgSp fns rs. e ebarrs
ior last tlre Pullman sleeping trsehes W 3nitG griTM
D. vii gs5 ~ s@l',sahs, 8, , gS 81 sso .e,s.ss T .s
gpi dey Vgnnerig TAN stiite loiedo SEQ h' shd 10
p " m Hsir fseiae r,rtss, t,f the west saii ffss
~ ruluen pit and asewng yya,hss 70 PnsNalaop, i
ara nude, ag,sins !, "a n, ne r.. e.. e. Algseee e
"Ele,i ni tssssis hah yl, Ihn ban i0eea ~ ness
~ iiPB'ES5Siii dip@bN faoia.Mp gaaisAs
Hgels{s fs,,''oe -, eis sS iiG sdidsesIi asee ess
aSs$ ", ss w ..s's
s,S .s Aee' 9gS .s va ro elo sspy
AID rs "daeit Sundays BIS saO ioao $40 eaa 81 u
S..s; ,sGs.%tlS,SyE n sunday, s gss s.1s% m SUNDAY
afSsH Eos"at aud Kingston and Montgomery an saop -
'1", ucshsS 10 SiS 100 1890 am s9o $50 .so $50
sseSsy 90 ss5 ssS sd asY l6CsS o aso $50 @
saaSsy sS $50 lSsS $50 TSs % .$ SS ss y
Hi'S HfeS9Is1,is 4$c iosS AN $50 IS s's6DH SUNDAY
sfS Boats leave quarter and quarter after each ss hsSs
fSas iISa ItS 70 ia.5 e U.i syery s hour '" "a
ssepss cosoRe, can BE- and ehssss
ara e, % ah. H,gsasss may be a sf w. ss
hTsSr from or e. Ss @.s
JOHN n ABBOTT, Gen'i PAST Agent New.awrSD
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSEtl
Nyacf T. 800 10 q N, !. 800. a;5o. $40. $40. sso
i%HDsrs S.aa. s.na S.y .as
sunday JOIN H. ABBOTT osnI rs.sr Agent Nsv.Yesxi
WEST SHORE ROUTE. I
An except $50 p train leave West t2d-st Cosu ~
Desbrossos sts. statona ll1O p N Tram 'ss'W~
West Ald-st only. ..-..s-.sSx, Y
fsS !S S:o M m pu%ss nn,%:H :.:s:
Detroit, 80 m. .Gso. 8 PuImsn slesgssM.
q m .o so .sp IN, sleeping and pafios care shsessI
cstssli ana Albany rid 80 niS6 Z NJ ASo 's"~ y
p. m. - NJ
$3.50. - p M Al