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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19

State bonds neglected, and quotations were
steady or city bank stocks Continental sold 90 81 100.
The tcne Of the railway bond market generally was
stronger hut there exceptions Erie second
consos i2 better 81. but the first rs of y
ut ~. Chess peake and Ohio rsts series b. up
at 1871 II. Louis and Iron Mountain seconds on
100 New York Elevated rsts sold freely AZ 100,
and Metropolitan nrsts up u 10 1913 West rc and
Buffalo first - hardly steady at 4O1jo%. East
Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia consol % declined to
30. but the incomes we're mp 4 n; ID Central ana Hnt-
consos freely taken at 100. and tue exendet
5s sold at l02l2 Harlem consolidated registered sold
ut 1863 Burlington and Quincy debanurc % were nrn
nj 3D. Manitoba cOnsOls up 10 l02 Union Pacific
hfsts were barely STEADY at llO5s aliO3 Texas and
Pacific Incomes l2 3t B- and nrsts HiO Grande
division q To and closed 52l, Northern Pacific
sts were easier at 1928 Fort Worth and Denver rsts
rose to 6224.
The Sub.reasury to-day gained balance 81 073.s11.
made up by currency gain OF 81 AZ. 1873 and coin
gain includes 600 900 To 100000 legal tender notes
received from the Department al Washington. The days
operations covered: Receipts S2.533.623; payments,
~ 413sl3; currency balance So,si9l'2' coin pal
ance. Sl25,i0l,74s.
The money market usual easy at 1i9a1 per
cent for call loans.
The Clearing House statement to-day follows:
Exchanges. S90O41, 7l3 balances Si.757.5sj.
The United states Treasury at Washington to-day re-
ceved S55000O in National bank notes for redemption;
The customs receipts Sf3j, S2s and the Internal
revenue receipts were Tl15.l3o
The foreign exchanges were duh aud firm az
quotations for business az follows: Bankers bills,
- s04 and 81 S43i for long aud shor, sterling re-
specyey; 525 and 5.22i2 for francs 0AS and 30 for
reichmarks; 39os and 40 Tor Miders.
The London market for British consols was buoyano
and prices advanced from 100 lll6 TO 100 Is 10 for
money and from 100 1916 to 10l lilo for account.
United States bonds steady at 1888 and il6 re-
specvey for the As and Ii9S American railways were
except Union Pacific which followed after the home de-
cline The Bank of England gained 270O00 bullion on
balance At Paris French per cents ruled from 7s32i9
TO 7sl5, and sight exchange on London was down to
4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NETWORK DE LINGS.


The visible supply of grain IA re-
ported by the Produce Exchange statstician IA
rs follows: wheat. 3G,57G635 bushels against 3d.
SOL. 100 bushclsa week ago; corn. i325ils against
5.Oss li2 oats. 3.t77,7li against 3Gs5id9 bushels.
These show increase Of oSl gO6 bushels OF
wheat and "a decrease ~ 7Oi.O3t bushels of and
100 bushels OF wheat. The grn markets here
scented no new feature aud the late advance which
occurred attributed 10 the carrying of local shorts
The export business continues small aud the aivices
from abroad are most discouraging. Wheat failed
IL, best prices 10 the close h vet there wrr"
recorded gains 1T sa 3 cui December closed 40 SO's
ia lary 81 FcuritrY at Sll3 dnd MAY AZ 81 cents.
The recovery l eel to carry the prices Tor the
later options above the hnt figures Yesterday but No,
Veubrr AMI Drccbrr options Il cent To 81 aud
- cents respectively Ots were without feature nut
4 lower. Provisions were lower aud dull.
The rccrip OF grain at the four principal Atlantic
ports were: Wheat. 22j,7GO bushcls; corn 2i9.Slo
bushels oats. 1868 81 bushels; total grain 6ol.922
bu,lcl,. nuur. 3j,631 barrels. At Chicago milwaukee,
and St Louis the arrivals were: Wheat, 21i,2T bush
ell; corn. lSS.Il5 bushels; oats. lji.623 bushels;
total grain Gl4,Ol7 bushels; h0ur. 1870 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
POLITICS AND BUSINESS.
~.x,,rAcTuRING INTERESTS SUFFERING
.xvprssIoN IN BUSINESS IN NEw-JERsEi siN0'
THE ELECTION


THE ELECTION.
rrxrox My. 1S.-The evil effects OF the
-,,,,v ovcr the tariff question attending inc 'o"'
- .,a,ce of Administration is already oci"e nv,
~ron the working men and women OF New-'e' last
a.nression In manufacturing when pcs"' s,rce
-,n,er.s tariff agitation has increasod s0' 40
election and there seems TO be no proiso and NJ
..n, until the Motley Of the new Admih's""'0
the next Congress is settled. -, r,,t,ng nresscs,
Chor,es Potter ir manufacturer OF P',".'" :, g.
a.. p,aionela discharged forty men ." 49,, uossos
." - r,ouptng to $4,000 for MS Pi'S'
80 - - o,,tcrmanded since election ""''' ~,
sa,n. Mace had erected large o"'"S' ,D' Wv
.,,f,c,ure of presses. and hleu u'c"' ' 80, :, :
nnonuced that he will not launch out u''''i 'ne
ia aues,lon Is settled. schephin, BALDWIN iwee'!
r. clotbing manufacturers IN Ialhnelu' e""' Wv"
~ saturday probably for a long time.
VI, -. rr,rs,ick the Norfolk and New-BrunswicS
$50, connany has given notice to its 400 employees
. t,,,ti,g down on December for an indefinite pc
o,ors for goods worth $4,000 are said to have
o., coun,ermandcd since Mr. Blaines defeat
m, singer Manufacturing Company discharged GU OIL
a., emuloyes at El.zabchport on Saturday Inc com
- manufactures its machines for the foreign marker
pau! - scotland and II the tariff s reduced sufl-
" ao ,,opnfaeture there for the American market
also. ,,u,or roauced WAGES
I C. Todd tho Paterson cngineoHn"cr' ''','o,
s,orl,v 16 per cent. He has always been aproh'l."
and active Democrat until tins fall when nc ''' '''
Blaine on the tariff issue. ,o.,o, thu,
In Newark things were so dul oeIorc e'o"0
-. ro, much room for anything worse snort oi
General suspension large zinc works has smut oo"H
since election. .oro o,readv running on
In Trenton the potores were are SECTION there
-. ,,me end with small forces. since eIecti 49,,
has been further reduction of force hnt no cRnehnrr
and wages at the Ola ngurc o AGO. because the
So rolinr mill was closed up year ago Sr"n Tor
REDUCTION in the tariff made il cheaper 10 ipon works
NIIe hy cooner & Hewitt, doing anywhere near
of Two or three years ago, but they nave
made no reductions since elcction II. alan, tho
In almost every instance the IRON WORKS aons ,,
,diawars M various points from Trenton 10 'hnucn
have closed up, reduced their loIcc VI 'u "'"" wee
election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
PURITAN ISM ~ NEW YORK.

The NewYork Historical Society celebrated
It's eighteth anniversary last evening It's hall in
See"nd-aNe Professor Charles A. Brggs, of the Union
theological Seminary, read paper "Puritanism I'm
New York I'm the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Contues
lie reviewed lc dlncultcs that met the efforts
establish the Puritan Church on Manhattan Island. The
nr-t lullla an minister Francis Dowdx
who preached from 1871 10 l7ia. When lie
English took New York they endcayoIed establish tho
English church here. In 1913. William V.scy whn hal
been educated In Harvard under Increase Nshor came
10 NnwNOrk as dissenting Puritan minister but he vas
prevailed On by the English Governor to gu tn Inpll
where he took orders under the English Church ana 10
turning to Ncw-NUrk became the rector of Itinity
Church, which was then just built.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
REIMBURSEMENT OF ARMY OFFICERS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-The First Control
Ter OF the Treasury has made decision the right Of
officer Of tho army to he reimbursed for expenses
necessarily Incurred in defending himself in q sut
brought against him In state court for the lawful per-
formance OF an official duty. In February deputy
sheriff OF Tom Green County, Texas without warrant
OF arrest demanded Of the Post Adutant Of the 10th
Infantry ~ Fort Concho the surrender of soldier
charge OF burglary. The Post-Adutant declined to de-
hNer the accused until he could obtain
the order of the commanding officer The
man was confined the post guard
house and surrendered tho next day to the deputy
shcrln VINO thcD mad warrant of arrest The following
day thc po:tadlutan arrested and tried JefOrc II
county justice 0f the peace for resisting the deputy
sherln ana was acquitted. He again arrested in the
Following APRIL under Indictment found in the Dis
lct curt pl me same county. for the offence but
inc coutt pashed the Indictment. He paid 500 counsel
ices anu mas applied 10 the Government for reimburse
ment me First Controller holds that the claim valid
one ana rec0lninchds its allowance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Nov. 1s, 1854.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRLsIDENr.-The President to-
day appointed Noah =. Loverdge OF C0dwatcr, Mich.
To be Second Deputy Commissioner OF Pensions vice
Calvin Il. Walker. promoted 10 he First Deputy Com.
missioner lie has also appointed George W. Mclish
Postmaster at Fowler, Ind, and Adolph Zadek Post
master at Corsicana Texas.
EXTENDING THE EXISTENCE OF BANKs.-Thc acting
Controller of the Currency to-day extended the corporate
existence Of the National Bank o New-Jcrscy at New
Brunswick. and the National Rockland Bank OF RO1bury
Mass, To November 81, 1904.
CABINET MEETISG.-All the members OF the Cabinet
were present az the regular meeting to-day except the
secretary or state, who Is confined t. his home by n
slight iudisposition The Presidents message to Con
gress and the annual reports OF the Cabinet officers were
the principal subjects Of discussion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
nnNpS ISSUED AND CANCELLED.

WAmtNGroN, Now Il. A report Of the
operations office 1T the Register Ut TIE Treasury of
uoHud,,.rcnlclt June 30. lsst has scn submitted To
F,cf,tu, Nccuuochhy " + HtcomhtW Acting Register
the total number of coupon aud registered bonds s'ued
Was tulfg. rcptcsontlhg aisi,i1t.aos. The number
cancelled VS. sal representing fiilainoop. Ihe
amount of blank bonds ~ the different loans on hand On
,iuly f. issI, va. St.n9dcig TOO aud tho amount on
baud Juno 80 lh~i, ~ upl,2oo M cuupun hnhu',
Gao a. ,.iob w registered hundH, and fiOli,nuo ~
bisiICt ~ columbia bonds, owing 81 "a ouas.ilnh ~
funding operations Tho l.Hucs show decrease vi r,f
huudr d hu lhs 600 IN amount compared WIN ihH
previous represent principally tho transfer tisns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
THE BROOKLYN INDEPENDENTS.
Screral brooklyn Indcncndcnts have bee

appointed committee 10 devise n plan Tor per
petuatng the organization which aided the Demo
Gratis IN the late campaign. Tho committee Is
appointed in accordance with resolution adopted
al a meeting of the Committee of one Hundred
last week Park Commissioner Henry W. Maxwell
who named the committee has put himself upon It, me
committee consists of G. r. Christensen, H. IL. Green
wood IT., j. C. Parsons T. A. Doty, A. r. THOMPSON 1r'
Russell L. Encs. H. Nichols L. Bartlett, NJ d., VIII
lam e. Bccchcr. H. H. Van Week. Russell W. Murray, u
s. Bussing r., W. J. Hudson. IT, T.. Drmns, James W.
McDermott. ". V. Upper. l.. L. MolneuN, George l.
Turrlbul John II. Schumuun, william Ia Sell \. i.
White H. T. Walden, George ~ Mackay, william D. d.
Campbell, and Henry W. Maxwell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19

iovnoS Nov ~ l1'o-r M Atlantic 'na "Ie re VIZ
ern Iirst Mnf4aee Ituatrea Certificates = ivr.f.
a.. sarn,i ousna = is Now AutH Genital Wa lhh'l'
,entiai itb, rennsyivsnia, b''a M"ttin .l"hsN no
tanat4p paCiuc I q st rahl 'umnnh - y 49,.
rats tNirpa quote Ihiue Per cent hen'"' " - "''
81 4, ,enuea lot the account. ,,, a. IA, ,hn
u NJ, Unnalt lnn llilU !et mnhef anu W -. t.,.
ar,6nnt Atlantic 49, utest Wwtoih liN N"'Ess V',l
,rr,, SECOND tnnata GA N'Nl 'l
,.nir,i pi J. Ihn,l, tentfa 100 Na@iuf - NolNah
nui,nsiy iRh. t.aadsn raeiae, asa a. rsa' 'omwe"'
IN .. ,,.,.. a., FAM, unute. Al
% ,,r,. al rentIuna fn tho itonnnt aHd tehanap o"
iouduu AT - fian,a - ,rutmcs TOT .he'Aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
END OF TIE NATIONAL COMMITTEE WORK.
The great net hammer which has hung across

Fitave at No 242 announcing the location OF the kc-
publican National Headquarters hauled III yesterday
afternoon folded away with the portraits OF Blame ana
Logan face TO face and consigned to storehonsc Tor
keeping Room = at the Victoria Hotel when mas
been the temporary headquarters for a Week, was
the scene of packng-up and leaves-taKnS
Last nipht Messrs Jones' Elkns and Chalec were the
last members of the Committee TO leave the scene ni
their long abors Mr. Jones. who is ut the windsor VIII
Start Tonight for his home Pitsburg. accompanied ny
Treasurer Joseph D. Weeks. Mr. Chanee VIII go 10 day 10
Washington private business. MI Elhlh' Will rc'uih
to his Office AT No. % Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
STATEN ISLAND REPUBLICANS ORGANIZING.
II is the intention Of several prominent

members OF the Republican party In Richmond
Comfy 10 organize a club similar to the Young
Mems Republican club of Brooklyn. For this pur,
nose a meeting will he held this evening, AT .
o'clock in the rooms of the Middletown Boys III Blue
Garrcttson's Hall. Tompkinsvilc All persons desiring
10 become members OF the Association invited 10 he
present il the wish Of those promoting the scheme
to have the club in proper working order before the
spring elections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
ArRAfp 70 ArrrAR AGAINST ms WIFE

Virginia bowman. who lives at M. 40 East
Onohumdted and twentieth a.. got drunk on Monday
night Her husband objected She few into araFo aud
tussng Gun uf coffee into het sou. face, throw tho cup
ct his father shn followed MP N" attack With l'atots
and plates AMI ,aiuus articles ui intntnin hoi his
baud shouted ni the police pniotl Ross answered ho
tail hnd Nifn, transferred he attention H. him, After
who hU gul hoi to- the liuirm iullto Wauon hut hn
fore lee gni her there she aruir MA atr nnse ana ne
Win her nngrr nails, TOR husband tailed 10 appear
against hes 10 the Harlem 'oul yesterday, bat u'ot
Ross halsrd hri VITA assault sud battery AMI Ahe was
held Ia 200 bali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
ELECTION BETS on NETWORK.
LEY rELsGRArn 10 TIE rRIsUNg.l

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1S.-Though a number
OF election bets of various kinds have already been paid
the of the money held by sporting here on the
result IN New-lOrk will not be handed over until TO
morrow, when nearly $4,000 will be distributed. Al
most all Of this money is NewNurk. and nearly every
dollar placed after the beginning of tile Official count
Before election day nobody here wanted 10 bet on the
national contest and il the amounts which the
respective winners will secure comparatively small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
THE STATE CANVASS.
NO REPORTS FROM ELEVEN COUNTIES.

PROBABLE ADJOURNMENT OF THE STATE BOARD
UNTIL FRIDAY.
ALBANY, Nov. 1S.-Thc State Board of Can
vassers will Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
Returns from eleven counties have not yet been filed
lib. Board will probably adjourn until Friday.
The counties from when returns have not peen re
eevcd are Albany, Erie kiugs. Monroe New lolk,
OsNegO Queen. Richmond, -. Lawrence. SUFFOLK ana
Nyuming The returns show nut little variation on the
vote for individual electors the difference IN no county
exceeding six In most eases tie difference II only one
o. two rhe Boau empowered Nv law 10 adjourn
Ion day to day for not more than five days In all
the niutns not all filed of cannot he collect by the
special messenger of the Secretary of state within that
period the Boar Is required To make and declare the
canvass without the missing returns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
NEw-JERsEY CANvAssERs APPOINTED.
Joy TELEGRAPH TO THE rmpCxE.I

TRENTON, Nov. 1S.-GovonOr Albeit to-day
appointed the gentlemen named below as members o the
state Board TO canvass the for President and
Congrcssmcn: Senator'S W. Il. Miller, Lewis Cochran.
George o. Vanderbilt and John Carpenter jr. Demo
Gratis and Senator's John w. Griggs Isaac T. Nichols and
A. v schenck Republicans. The board will meet IN this
city on the 25th inst Its duties Will be merely clerical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
COMPLETING TnE WORK IN THE CITY

Iif flNAL connexions MADE Am 1nk OFFICIAL
RtsrLt To ns prCLAnEp TODAY.
The Hoard of Supervisors was engaged most
H,esteray ~ hearing the explanations OF inspectors
Nbo had been scnt for to correct their return" The out
disputed point tho election Of Alderman IN the NNth
assembly District Patrick II, kerwu was the County
p'no iaoy, aud james D. Fitzgerald the pannsny can
sas'c' korwin was found Ia have ~ majority
M shells prcsoalod the report Of tho Comaleo on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
THE ILLINOIS, LEGISLATURE CLOSE.
CHICAGO Nov. 1S.-It Was reported tO-da

that the Cook County Board of Canvassers had
discovered that the for state Senator in the eecond
precinct Eighth Ward had been reversed. those
belonging to Brand tDeInj having been credited to
Leman N,cp) and versa. II this is correct,
Brand Will have majority OF 10. and the result would
he give the Democrats control OF the State Legsla-
I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19

actions The number OF United States notes, demand
notes, per cent refunding certificates.
god certificates and fractional currency cancelled and
SlJO, 1.IS 73g ~ $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 1S.-Thc official count
for President in this state made to-day and 1t was
found that Cleveland received 92973 Blaine 59444
Butler, 762; St John. 60 Ceveland's plurality, 49,,
$40; Clevelands majority. 32.lj7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
END OF A CLOSE CONTEST.

The recount of the votes in the contest be-
tween Frederick Framhach. Republican candidate for
Assembly in the Xh District OF Hudson County
New Jersey and Charles Ruh the Democratic candidate
who was declared elected 10y majority al = was com
pccd Yesterday. The ballots show that Franbach had
majority of f. and he will take his seat III the Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
REAL ESTAT TIE.

NEwYoRK. Tuesday, Nov. Is. 1854
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
By Richard Y. Ha,neH q On.
I ostory frame dwelliny with los OF West SSth.
st, ia eof Rivrrsideirive, each 25HiooA 90 ooo
slots West ;iisr adjoining above, each 2oI ., ,
" nsch 2Sr7a = G Murray - ............. $500
o "a S,sSou,is, IS q johnson -. 1880
Iot pNs so rsi itma,o 80 !" y. ~ 1000
sO 100 Of s%,ss 20 Of los eaen @
By William Kennedy.
l3story brick and 3story frame buildings. with lot,
80 3i7 an ave es 237 of 32dst lot 2Sxi0C; :. ~.
BIZ WUian, HGmersl,y
p'il oS,i IoO Geo sre Nv 5000
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
sEw-YoRK cry.
42d,tn ai5snw of Oth-ave' 20rio'S Ely to s,7 500
l4stS.st S. neot colseavc 25rlo'f bridge, .,o
hes 'orn ~ "A a ~ ......-... 1900
s.s. and sits. sS,S r Ss to same 1899 1899
4thst eA TO y s Tar M w ste,son ....... 5000
2day NV Ell It 81 =, 'h n air, =. $1,000
Eas, broadway ,s.s Ell, 81 Al 10 Il handel "a Osss
same properly 10 interest Lewis helaa aud an s,.
s.S S. Srs er ssf ia Interest. Hannah Freeman to
,n awe 90 II o6seo James ocnnor ,
samuel Wei .-..... .-.... ............- o""o"
heh thg "o 10 - " ''.'.' 49,. $4,000
ainv" I. 9 cot Of iigth.st bolillj, jas Conuor to 80
Enurh krt,hsm ....... 49,. go. r"'"V"
P''ses shm 49, 70 m,, esi '''.''.'e 1000
sane p1ps'" S"o'''u H""o'' 'o"'" '"" ''''"'' 1850
Os'a ~ y "T% V,@sS" ,ne s'''' '' 10000
thuth ~ ma u ~ IN ave, IN ApNWll hie. . 200
plar bs,d lis veesy aud miie tcIo ~ ~ lm ian Nv"
,autes, aeo 81 l,ea,s nJ s"o's'"' N'''o" 1900
ioshsss 100 ,,s It s.eass ss'o"l' ."''" $4,000
"'y Ss ~ = and ~ ..a ",. ... S.s"s 1883: 1883:
AVE. s.a 40 S,ast ~. 40 JANA. "'' soss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19

49as to 5O st. Paul. from Is to 75s Lake Shore. from
67ss 677a Delaware Lackawanna and western, from
1864 10 IOia; Northwestern, from s6as to s74; West
ern unon from 500 to 60as and Central and Hudson,
from s77s to $685.
There was no business done in Government bonds ~
the Stock Exchange and little done at the offices OK
the large dealers. The quotations were unchanged ~
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19

imports Ff''''''i- ---'''-'-''
MERCHANDISE AND SPECIE.
Excess. OF imno. slOl337.476 s99l07,496 S62472.730
There very little more of legitimate stock market
at the Exchange to-day than there was at New-forks
new winter seaside resortBrighton Beach The amount
OF the done is better reflection OF the character
OF the days market than is the record of figures One
hundred and ninety thousand two hundred and fty-sx
shares ill the bl against 2s56si shares yesterday.
The operations conducted after the fashion OF
tcrdays methods, and excepting that the fluctuations
were smaller and that the closing was made with boom
instead Of with decline. report Of yesterday
would fully meet to-days requirements. Stocks
as rule neither sod high nor "a low a. thef dd yes
terav Seven stocks furnished l5SsO0 shares TO the
total leaving for the remainder only 3l,450 shares
Union Pacific gave 100 shares less than one quarter
OF the whole and Is of the exceptions In having
sold lower than yesterday that at 494 against 1879,
but Il closed ut 30. the "a last evening 81 Paul
with l6 900 shares was second in o. business
and ranged 74a and 7jia, and closed at the
highest figure a final gain of ~ per cent. Lake shore
stands No. with - 800 shares ut prices ranging be
tween 81 and 6s and final at 677s a gain of y per
cent Delaware. Iackawana aud Western with 2laO0
shares dalf stock 4, fourth. aud 1t enjoyed
special buoysncy all its own After selling at 100, 1t
rose Ia and closed at loolq a net gain ot 2 per
cent Western Union nucuhted la per cent AMI closed
at its highest, G0s, gain of = per cen. NurhweSeln
with 1880 shares ranged hotMcen sos ANA :, au,
ended at " y gain oi y per cent anl ,ehtla hhi
Hudson with spO shares rlel sT 4ss lni closed
s best figures that stock commando 10 per 'en,
premium Tor use aud AL day was made wVvtl so'h w
the whole market, aud mntr than twlcr o thi'' ~
tu check downward tcnlauc, ot the market ''hus W
New Jcrsc, wac nnctye hu 1t scored A, aN a'" !" ,h
pet cent yet white IL IL undecided whether 81 NV wy
hoadug Company viii pay tue ~ ,Wf MN
no,rmbrr l. that Ia called FOE by the ,''e
the chms Company Ia, rle'rht.i ,,,m !" III ~
tthl ~ Nnw. Jorrrk tho snue tn " tlhN 'auNh w
stock ut honda ~ trnao ~ New leia,N Ia NV 10y nell
aft thn ,n,a of tho marhu n a. hest rsltcanrd hi tho
mana, v,l A AT HOO nolnth and ~ ornuA ahd u, tho
statement that tho hnslnrHA d"ne ~ NAV lsA. YOU h,a
i.., tea muutua wu,e a. fvllowai lnlon fa,hc ilvm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19

RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, Nd ST. PAUL.
lsS2 1888 1884.
Number Of miles - A:3S3 1870 1904
second week IN Nov e47ilSl s4i9i5 100000
jan to Nov .....i7,5lysJ7 2O.sl3. 1909 20Oo700O
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
Number OF m,es GA 73O 778
s,ronS week ~ in Nov s72s?5 s9s.s0O si02eoo
Jan / 10 ov IA. 3O62476 3,26iaOO I,0ss80O
Exports OF merchandise from New York.
1892 1888 1884
For the week ~ Sc lOgt76 s6G}9.G36 STO35519
Prey'sy reported . 29i5OsiSO 306sJ2O07 27s.9459S0
Total since Janl sso46i705e s3ia49i CAB s2s0o sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19

SALESAT TIE NEWYORK MINING EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK. Nov. Is 1884,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19

The clearances elsewhere were; Oil CITY 5,232,oo0;
Bradford. OH 900 and Ptsl,urg, 2696oOO barrels.
The dealings In stocks at the Newly Petroleum
and stock Board amounted to 1870 shares
There change in refined oil, which ruled al ~
cents per gallon.
BRADFORD. Penn, Nov. lS.-Crude oil weak; Ma
tonal Transit certificates opened at 20 and closed ae
7O7s: highest price. 1855 lowest price 70ie Total Ma
tonal Transit and Tdewaer Monday, s2.4s0 bblsj
total shipments. $500 bills; charters, 1889 bbisi
clearances 1872 900 bills