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New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
otaslyg fBigfA ~ BysfJy sfJ6Fs
hDsf ~ 90 a. 1894
FRIDAY, oct. 2l-P. NJ.


Toda.'s stock market curious mixture and II dc
Ncloped some queer movements. 1t was queer that inc
nr. bids for Central and Hudson aud for Lake shore
were 81 and Ig pcr cent respectively higher than ycstcr
DAYS las, sales. while the first prices made Tor the gen
ra lis, showed little changes from last evening
final figures The alleged reason for the iSt sharp al
vance and later further rise In the two stocks hncu
-towit that London prices were higher for then-was
made funny 10y the private dispatches mterward re-
,cy.d asking for confirmation of reports ut the London
stock Exchange that the trunk line difficulties were oil
healed Nevertheless the advances OF from s0% to oo4
for Central and Hudson and from Gii2 to O1e Tor l.de
shore cvcrtcd an influence upon the whole market ana
for tino trccs went booming. Iut the i:hpulse given
by the opening exhibition failed Ia asi all day and Tho
later dealings were characterized by fcvershncss and
uncertainty; vet the msct generally closed at higher
figures ,han yesterdays last. Central at s7ie Is
gain of .. per cent and Lake Shore at O0 IA Il
grain of 10 ,er cent. St Paul. after 713iQ7ls shows
gain of pcr cent, aud Northwestern, after sGsdS3+,
f. still up D per cent Delaware lackawana ana west
crn after l0Js closed AT lO3sa gain OF is per ceht
bu; Central of NcwJcrscy declined from 42sa i2 to
aO6a lIa Union Pacific to 5Il4 but its final price,
53ss shows gain Of only i2 PEI cent Western Union
,,. Il TO GO and ended at 59A There were no sales OF
Michigan Central Louisville and Nashville. Canadian
Pacific or Northern Pacific commons the absence "i
which helps define the character of the market Inc
business amounted to 2s7 492 shares against 3i3.2GS
share, YESTERDAY The report OF the earnings of the
Northwestern Company is again delayed. but that of
the ST Paul Company was promptly made and shows
loss of for the third week OF October The mar
Let closed feycrlShly weak
The BOARD business In Government bonds was small,
b good business is reported at the Offices of the large
dealers and prices strong with IN advance OF is III
the bids for the Is Annexed the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nrw.YoRK. Friday. oct. 2i-DEEvEs-Rsoa were
sxi5t To,a io z days ioco5 head M sranO, 'i a. "a
hea for cor espjntns time hst week The Sl,eth ST.
number OF cattle hed non Welnes lay but the
st aeerinss %eri hga; Soi isary leans aud cooado
On he u de1tsi ssnsJ sJl' ,n Dk t aI tss
higher lgies. qray considered TIM on Wcino.day and
cattle we're weak and losans sod ut &C. to ess
bj 10 Cooiado steers ~ - s4, "so e. drcs % N end
c1r.lo,d heatmcl cat cached - ~. III. Bumsas
COS, there y loper o0 b 40 s,por de1snd WIN"
r. Morris Wi mt 2oo live cate the Persian Monarch
n IF i"r ssift so joseph stan iii Load ~" i" = .ka
Esyp ea4 Mso Ra sn % l. sn5ses * viii ai @ s91 %
a raconti 700 Extra l'e ~h,ep 10 e West Indies, king
iere of or.; 300 live aud l0-b N Mutton
-terrs IS d. 40, do ~ rs, ass 1o - do liz
y a Y - 10 io2 10, ID % a. ',a =, "a ID 80 ~ cho 70, la
IS n lose 81 70 DO. las 10 at eao 5j ib is 0ien.
srRs5srg G,sspgad' "a Il A. one S2 p
20 = a, oT kahn, 90 ohio i,crs sii \, Il = siis
ss sgg g3 r. f. +, At & * b. ana per haa
Ney,6b i'i ier Z aei,, - iesans % ~ ., Sc. %
nj alive stecri, lig % a. loe % is a TO- II il.
Sigf d. d. ' ot Il y ynr isi es. No 81 ], X = 40
& os l3sc .s. lIS5 s ~ H. a, :, sr % d5 ,Y Y ig an,rs
4. iist ) ? IN"tE T. VlltsSS~a s.,'e.. hisa !.
lna D. Nh Islegrsn sl 4, li',g'tts l., vtOGg ~ NSysS
u sss .ssr sSe SlsNo ,a.,, a,s,,, M, A. =,
'a,stss Ha,ses, YNtR a4Sbc ~, II ssSa@ 'l"e,s,dS%
ysS " Esmts, 3H,sls,e s,,el. LoaeM s,sss
e. " 49, SSSa, iib TiS 4, II E"h.' iiads.
:, sHs'q Y s d. = s"T%';1 q e & sSs
L su.ssis az a y d S 'nSs d. d. fp H. 49,
!" los, psesai d ,a'ohis.. 0sog q 10 |NN :,
~ ~ IL NJ al TO- ii " w ~ ia sss ~ " ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
GRAIN AND PROVISION DARhEIS.
FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINHs
Nxw.YopK Oct. "a.

r.
To say that the grain markets were almost
lifcess. with prices huctuating lang'idy whh Shii
fractions and sway by the whms of room traders Is 10
tell all that is needed to describe the speculation to-day
The receipts OF grain here aud at the West were she
under the large arrivals yesterday but the export pu
ness was nearly nothing. In Chicago the near options
for corn had sharp reaction In prices from the eHicm'
low prices of the day, but there was ony ii'Dlc r.
sponsc to the movement in the New.NorR mal"ti III
wheat November options declined % cent IRON iaS'
night but closed unchanged at Sii2; Deceni.
ber fell y and ,Ia then cIosea Loose and ssceecdHs
gain left January at ssA February options were on IS
but ended Mp 9Ois cents. November corn ucciincu
81 cent TO ~ cents but The later options scored gam oi
Ii at 5Os for December and ~ for January pi' ~
az February options OF Il cent. Oats advanced
50 321s for November ana 324 ior Dece-
bcr Provisions continue almost sagnant 50 ar S spec
ulatiOn Is concerned ,
A, four principal seaboard pors me arIas M 81 oi
grain Wheat, OO067 56 lJ9; oats. ''oi
total grain 5s3.5j7 bushels -four 2l,0Sl barrels
The receipts at Chicago. Milwaukee and - Lonis were
Wheat 2a3. 800 cOrn 14s.199 oats, 2oi,2Ol; tOtai
grain, Gl5. $50 bushels; -four. 20.779 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
LIVE sroch AAHXEr-nY rELHis\pr

PtFFtio Oct - &c tte Receipts tpiit !2l hrlt total
for week far 2} head for Sane n' at w'cs $50
head; through ~ ear, narsci drl AMI we ~
Good 10 cOcc Steer - 1OU$j d. StocAers ana Fceios
s3710si -.
tD-iiv coo heat t,th for thi far
900 head unBIl3t W'Sx n 30 heli cO1sgnci
through msrke active and staly Meinl to Cool
81 xJu&I -. Canada Llnbs. - 9Od-j ~.
Hoqs-leccpts tDY 7jlOheii ttii for week thus far.
a 900 heat. for IN a,t wee<, 2aptl heil con
active ana higher. iiOOi 10
hDce YOrEers 81 so 10 90 Butchers Gralcs 81 % lu
Pigs. - 260T4 ~.
CHICAGO oct 2i.-Tbe D'Jp,rg J1rtu reports Npcs-
Receipts 5000 neat shiD sntt 100 h@ii mrist quiet
Nongh Psctng 81 ij0ti 9Di Plcsin gand Sppns 81 90
a ~ f5,IIglL ~ ipdkt 0ji SHpt - ~ az AZ -
Ctus- tsreipts 800 hstt SAP 1sl' 300 hetE NAT
krt weak AMI Zoe loser EyDbrt BriieS tt cD~.1 80.
,inpl ~ Cho &c ShDpnt - 5idib5b 'DnnDn ~ Hehun
"a 9Od IS gis Grass IcXans. ~ G+i 5u. 80,
Sh.>D-- itcctp,s 3 100; snpm.nt' 3lf marker dnI.
Iufrrior 10 Eur g. 1898 lb Istnm - HbDL -t2Do
al 10 choice 10 Extra si0Ddsl 81 Lambs pcs hc1 81 -
- 90 roga4 sceD ~ Oja 80 50, Fancy Lambs 50 OJi
Poor Ia Choics sheep. ~ - q ~ 20
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
T. .L.1so1 rcg ll2s.ll3 U 8 cur is 1896 l23 ....
\ - Sgi con ii2Lil3 cur. "a 1855 l}D
y igo7 rot llO1l gOT T. s. Us SDH l3I
II a. ig7 con l2O3.l2Os 4. = 6s 1899 1873
L. :. per cent?, Dlst Co. OoS..lVV2 2iiV2
: Hsl 4

State bonds were neglected. Tennessee compromise
bonds sold at 10. There were no transac'iohs III cy
The bu .iness In railway bonds presents no new feat
urrs Moderate dealings In OF the speculative kinds
the better classes AT about steady prices made up the
day's transactions. Erie second consoIs olencn
W. p Per ernt at oi 9ii "gd "i'sr closed "''n N"
81 Yves, shore and Buffalo fist 5s rose from l3's to
and closed weak az 127s Canada Southern ilrsts were
J. easier at 96A Meronolitan heVal9i his,s were y
srong up lO7 and the seconds rose 10 o62 East ZEN
nesscc. Virginia AMI Georgia consoi y. weic up ,9
pcr cent al %; Missouri Pacific consol' ,,na
ad lrsis sold nl 90 ST Paul rsts Southern Minnesota
ii,i.ior. we're mp per cent ~ JOS Northwestern dt
quincy dcbcniure 5s ~ o9si. Denver ana I;io Uta"e
jrsts were up per cent at 70. bui the consos were .
Lpv.r M un Pacific firsi~ were up y ~ III 7s and
Oregon shos Line 0s recover l2 per cent 10 . ieNas
and Pacific nIss, Rio tiande d'lNor. were - mW,fat
80 and Atlantic and Pacific incomes wcir on sM y
ia Northern Pacific hrsis N'it hllnr nv iV<2 w
I'M b.inrss nf the sub Iicnsuri fur the week ended
g. nght includes receipts o sS2iNHoo anu phA c's @ ~
. a. ~ r9Hs m a ns ,s,ar ssyinq nm pp int
la1s OF si .Dl133D Int dodurtng from the pay imqus
sl,so vuo anu from The trepta ~ l8aVvV ~ srlin'l
p,tounl With ihp ,enr,ai Treasury its true gam h5 ~
tt,iipe ~ hinhs ls slig07O lhe rtelws in,inie
thths iui iyipsn nnllinh 1pdat's uwntyhs tn,tttd'
tsen,e, slo6iJgid elI,, N"lnn,r' ign8jd iap
The i,Anl Muhpi mnihp tnph pas, ~ ligal iei cent
iai ~ iuans arb ,luspA y. thp uNpA nan,d tate
4 sihapses, ss6 bd7 ,anh haahees, sLuiil,s
She nioisn pA,hehEps continue h'i gnd lAies leda,
p,s Wv ei All snd ,sae,'ai hs Lal ass sn,,od w
IpViae Gnuialhna hn hnsiepsa 80 inluws hanhws'
Due 7, sss .a 2, 1 "f H., ""ss az" T s'sa ssa pg i
apho aud 40 f0r g,ii,fa, 49, .
Ihe Iaidon british O0nsuls we're hlea, ~ ion lblu
nl,oL afaios bonds were sias aud naii advances ~
: " isl y ~ ths u - " " iios fot Tue az"
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25

IIvInrooL Oct. 2i-pfovsons Bacon. CumDerlani mt
bia Ol Long tle,f Midii5s = oil SiDt 'iell hhdlrs
Ss ed snort l,Iba 5s Ji ~ erI 3, a. per ew.l
rgtt Prime NJ, -. a. pr PIX rrlns M9m has,,In l
ern, 9ss. Lini ~ i)t 81 Hams Long nni ~ o.
shOniefH 3iii bnten ps or ewt tor hheI unei slns,
spAngos ~ sis ID i,ei Winter .. ~ ~, idpe' c,i
Mlna ,si,i9. 5s bl'l ~ aiiiginla so i u Gssi, "a
Od o. isL, 10 NeND, aipef csgtu. riuduge spirit,
N innaplinA gai 81 40 4, isni'i va ei patrvi
iiti iva pef rvn TNliN, ha ~ W. -, hfslh 80 ps
twi ~. .-.,.... ,....., nu s,n,a. ... H..
A.. ,a', aru,. iiu .t,l tbt N t,s ~ ppl uuatip,
lies,pA she is iis rpi iei iwhh~l leiieeanb
I'll fH bul Haiian hniiiA ~ iNipnhiihh Wa W ~,
~, lpelN re, 600 hes ~ I,'',, S s 80 M oa s1s
a e,ie al rusay las ~ leI owl iW 'ha NpN,ifuael
,GAsias nd aaa ias tA ud iu' 'aba hsse"'sio lsi'
iunblns atlosi
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Ter North Rirer. Vessels and Raiiroads.
Ngw-YoIR, oct. 81, 1885
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Ngw-YoRx. Oc:orer 81, 1884,
CHIcORY-ouotet;ons unchanged.

COCOA-Quiot and unchanged. "a , vi. c.,o.
corr spot Eio nuil ard weak at o for Far "a
zoo tac, o. .tdxanre" and ll3 intos ex Mennon o.
priv c term, Options 10 points lover and more ir,i'o
-. yoiio-. Ianuarv Z OOd9OJ: Fcjru ry, SlOGH!1 :
Marcel Si5 9S2O April s@pd'l5; oeiober s.o2 90 .I ~.
iq.: december % $40 aih AM a'Nc'
Mid "radc, nl an weak. Sacs. l7J bars Ma.aclpo anu
l3i iv1nilia private terms, -. Ca, .7c h,Ios
for
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
corroS MAnKErs-Bv TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL oct 2i-l23p D. m.-Cotton steady Miidling
Iuand. 3D.. do Middling orleans brsl. bales 10000
ba1s including 0O) Dalei ior spec iation amt export
receipt. balcs inclning 4nO bnea American. Fu
lure, nrn, Upands Low MlhIng clause october delivery
BNid ns0 21Btd do october unh November drliyutv
g3.bih Elso 2b.Uit do NOvrmber nnd December drN
cry 3 23Uinf also 26.6id. do pe,cmhcr nnd January
leliyrrv 2igtd aso 2itld do January and FEBRUARY
delivery blOUt, al4o tuu4h do Erhrnaty nnd Nnich
ueivriy 320ti ola, q 0tli DO Marrh and Api delv
10 Yfii alro 3bidi do May Hnd June deiiVeiS
i3.Bidi also } ~ Hih
Irnhpia ~ de ees totya ci,piinr 5000 hales
new 10 kpt nnd 2 80 bales ull docket .... . ..
p M iUiton The sales ~ The DAY imluleh lnn hnss
hmrtrap tshtg tplanas Low Mhialins clsn'g 0r
delivery ,oN,a bn,ris 10 Ngtemyer and lesmss, ,e
h,iN ~ uth huNgs dn Dprempt ehh January nslyttt
.iuil 4ntat, ac lauuatt anl rtninsty delts, bnsM
buNtns Nn ttliuatt anh Match hnliNp.y MNtl hhtNs
ii Natrh pnh Apih hevpt, no uih Islnpl 40 Ari nn
NAY Npntptt tsoih ,aas MAY snd inhe dehteiN y
hAUnih talnr -
pm .fniteN=tu,utp, upinNia low Nhainu elaNsa
u,Nn, daispf pnhih au ne,setf HNi Nv,pNhpi hrllt
lnuihi Nn NnNnMhet anh iNNpNhp' hrlNpitt W.
ulli aian ltuih 80 iuNplnhnt Aih iannaii dnNNt
W ui Hlau IfiiH n January ahu tehFus,l uuiNpN,
bluii ssa ~ htll in tphiN,If and Maipp delivery
~ Wh, dl MsNh and Ann hplNnft, \ tlVih -
~ -tuIt0n- tutuIps NlOiph atualy tpianda Law MN
dus planse u,ohpr delivery vlutd buiers do ueolsy
snd NuvpmheI aaivery ~ dia buYnga Novpmbsl anh
Dsoomhrr dcl,r,r h Gia 6uyors DO peoeabsr aud
Aiy AnhvaIJ II utd, value do January aud tpbluay
asLvssL gOS%a uWs& ~ tsbrusry AND Mslsl dsAS'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
~IW-YnPk cry

Gouvcrncur.st ]. $50 IT OF ont iaudt-aye, ok
1lG4 IL / Veg and vile To NJ hiit hner --. 500
Same property Miolah Kigchner ami wife 10 Al
Eusto Wotencr- -..., - 'o
Ws.s, NM. ........ L.
Mott Al No 2G lcni r. and wife to IIarriss-. H.
yG,h.s, II D. 15O ftw 3daNe. 10Y lGo.l1. Jas l.
Montgomeiy to /. sterling .............. 1915
JcxinctoI.ave, =. 20. II II o. II thsi 2Dx7S1O; W
Il chamberlain assignee to- Robinson -: lOI
n f.. 100 II " OF sih.avC. 2l.3ylOO1l W B
-" Sbe11,"e1 I in "a ,icner 70 9th r ~ .... I5l
DIrmingbaust No Leonard sutton T. Iohn Lucy. 81
Moron.st cor OF BcdfOr'Lsi. 7jxiGxirrcgullr; ID
" PaIdee executor, 10 ri a W Valentine ..-..- l3,5
3davc cor OF llitlst, l2G.. xsoy Irregular Ellen
NuIriy and another 20 S0rgh o III cic 20
OJth.-t. y 9g.6 " Oi lst-a . i-JGXlD'. Eliza Ar
nod and lOtiler 10 'hin'0t ....... "OD
selpil, and another to Eliza irnod ...... 300
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25

Express rainscave NeyYorA vi DcsDrosc' aa' co''''
eco i2I ) $50 (jlntl - Laui,en II, llilphm.ttii;
siH /. 20 > o. arl3 n m 1iti'; sn al II
rs5, 81 h'p'!eD a. aii t., - a.. AZ "A
Trains lcavnr NevYort hlv. cv,'ps sn1W. rr3
s;iOanh ii'lpt m. !. ,. 1. AMI 3 p ~ 'oa"''
EetHruiuS tr,in, l le, c8p,L,'. v,,p. P,nlt,aeS,A
?lj. 500 l. iD eSc,nt Ncnhn ,Gh ,I,a,, az
ff"S 'd''M M iE - nti Ks '1f'!'i - w. - - S,iEIsit
= J. sio T. i,lj ANA ~ !. tl,,, y nirn e., -
snl''b, n L,w' phniil,ti VI cinNh -.
TIeeNte oqice.' sp aaieu nrniw,y A;'S ,nrs~
enl 100 " n@'Nros'e, AMI .nlnt c,s'"S 'lalvts.
Ii% pSos iE.''"Rn ~, R.,. NW,a. o,5s,n s,H,t xxx ~
Emistant licket once No Batter 'h's iii -,
"'Tha Kew YORK rrial,sr conairr viii cM or m' W.
ha~rase ron hote.s N resblenee. o.,,,
tuAl lis =. pUiA II. w y39,,ftr At,il-
uencia Manager utheiH i"''
NNESl SHORE ROT rE .. ,,yRM !.
w Via NEsi tEprr - hrrs,n,SS ~ ~ eentwss
., ,,cen, sse " " |. =. ttsin giNe M ,ian ea'si "'
t6isasS u wa ~ nv, rnllwaa ses,,,''i'''
nritjit 'ida ,hs 'a,lK sp 10 ini'naa Mn ~
q ~ lsSR AN n sesaiai ssA rpro' ara 'af''''
etrhnRsthA ~ E,mt ,is, 'e@ ~ ,,,l
yss a'.s, i& S i' llsSs~ llas~ ~lGSiG iiGS a 'lN.
~Est;Sse,; aad Rma,ica 'iN ielA ltl" a "''
'.s, aosNV,Meaf And u,a,A, Hi,t iiaa pa ss, ~
iiA Nlllt lin,uh ~ a. ~ tiil HF "
lnWm o,h,, l,s,s DARN gse,pl saelN ,ar s,,sase
. f,inl, SO, Nv tain nnhw, ltiat,ln, itssssst
h,E,ssu. i,sDassS thNsSas,,s ts;ye .s
en- XsNsS Se,se, ,Is, s% aAsSss,' l. a''
iggss W. ssrs,y, sr.' r"ss " sia,es. so, 8 ssWl.
hsshrossss sl aei M,a sea'i s.se ,a ss,sls ssi ws
STs. s,;ss.l S.s .' 10" ,ys,i ,ayss 9Ss ISSsrrS s'' ''
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25

ETATF Or Trade.

Thc ula Mining Company has lo,ed an assessment Of
- pIts per share.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
ZEAL ESTATE,

Nlw-YoIK. Friday, oct. 81, 1871.
Tho following sales were hold at tho Exchange
Salesr0Om to-day:
b. Jphn r. u SnHih.
i.storv brownstonc dwelling. with 'c 10 351 West
67th-s II q. % tc OF yhsve, fo' -OSJO / i Ma -.
3sS = of iitnave o, ls0x 100 g. John slater 2sOo
4.story brck tsrelGcnt. with lot. No As Noit
:;sth-st 81, lj5.G II OF l0th-aye lot 27A9S0 A ~
By ,john T. Boyd.
3 is'ory buildings, with lots No' 80 TO "9i u 81
Q7th. 3. A3j II o. ad-ayc .c;s each SlOoll; - an
Washington Lifo ins Co Zf'U
3story dive Ing. with iOt. No l3i Last
GOt.st 1875 iteOf Lcxinctonave. lot 2Oz. 100,
By Richard T. HdrneH q 90.
4 storr brownstone dwellings; with lots, Nos 2I6
gnd 27S East 07tlI-si, $50 IL q OF jn-ivc, lots
each 2JylnO; Wesh Lii" ms 60 .-...... lS,JU
/ similar hDusc. with lot No 2ti East 91th.stss
500 Sd ave, lot 2jxlOO1l; same purchaser lO. 10
By JGmts L. Wells
f.sorv b.ownso1e dwelling with lot, No II Fast
g7th.s'. .8j n W Of 3d.ayc. lot 2j1lO0ll;
NAbDgton Life Insurance $40
b. Peer T. MeYer.
4..tory brownst dwelling. with lot. No 202 East
lOuttst S. los OF itl-ayc. ot lC' xluoll;
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25

Elsewhere iia piG ,T,Hnns Wnrai nii iNi Ni1i ihWi
HruiiHd i,hiu,Oui, Jnd ifisnNih g,lipipil iaiiris
i,fnco 0ii was unchanged,
BRAntoKp, Penn, noi. - i-iUids uii lhlird Hnl
TidnWaior runs 7O,07a bbisi t0ai shipments Yiiidf
bbs charters a. 90, bbls coaraucos, ~ HloO0V hllf'
Natiual Transit certificates opened AZ 7ja al closed
at 777s; highest price, 7sii lowest price, 7ili
The market was quiet but steady all daN uni near
the close, whom prices rapidly advanced On The reppei
fduro OF the Armstrong Ncll III Butler County, when Is
dry
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
Gopariners,)lp Notices.
Gieam O1.s nno ,lai roa>s.

A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
"A. Kill AoTNlA!nS !nnding a. & oip,toy 49,
AMI ronnecting with Ulster ant Dcaw re oioy
ClOyc ant Cjts.Ill IOnntans. AMI kalter'til Ktrp+
Steamers City %, Ki gsOn anl jan'3 w. Balwin oiV'
every ,Iav of Per foot IIarrisopst N - ey
cept Sauriny'. when City or King sOn eavos q p H.
NAL, al Ia
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25

DOUBLE. rRACK. TIE. Nosr INpEovnryss se'''
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE c1s'i''
INT WIN ABSOLUTE SAFErf.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25

American railways opened with strong S. .,S"
what jetcr to have been orders from
backed Ivy reports that tho railway wars wsrS n W r
md that harmony rcigncd supreme hmu n'N, !" IA
sponse TO early advances made i,rthcr s' W, r"@
oloscd nj tho beat prices Of tho day. The nnk OF nng
aud iost 600 900 bullion balance sn'd W nh,n pr
withdrawn for shipment 10 Ncw.york. fatiS l.cmom
y nor cents rose from ~ 90 10 7siO and sight exchange
on London was up 10 26.2i H. fire. e. The \.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ~ rAUf-
lsa$$ lls:$ ifss s.S scs go,
1hiri week in 0ci 49,. $50 al sh-2iI sop,uu"nn
Jan 10 oct ~ ...... l5.Gil,b53 ls9ID''o 'o'"'"o'"
sr. LOUIS AND san rR,NciSco.
Number Of miles O6t -,aW s,,o 30
Third week IN Oct. $3.50 r!nzpU 1nn.un
Jan ! 10 Oct 2l.....- 2,fv3Jl3 S"'o''oo "'''''-'
NORTHERN PACIFIC
SNcnnS N%%Sr week Cl IN Oct, sas2oo s9leto sss is
Jan TO oct. 2l...... 5.i5G,2S3 7F27s2o i"i7''~''
TOLEDO ANN ARBoH AND NORTH MICHIGAN
,,,,,, N, so,, slg2o7 1881 Inc. sjG4
Ian i TO- sentt 20 - iii05j 1852. Inc. 1857
Imports Of dry goods at Newlork. ,.
Entered az tha port. s1s20Gi1 S2t72S0 So Scs4
Thrown on market l,S1"G59 2"'I'9' l'o>"'o'
Since Janul ]. --.. 80. o.-,,- 90 ~, Sco
Thrown market. ll3ooS.7O) lC0S'3''o '"''''
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
V'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known rs the
Il NEW.YOKK. LAKE ErIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Arrangements of trains rom Chanbersst Depot
"enachs 70 Kim ,mon D n1pS,s Hra"ipgrnon
e0achcS TO Cleveland cincinnati aud Chicago.
tp m dmiy st L9nis Limitef ENprcssNo extra ch1rec
t:2o m Niagara Fans Hamilton ont. lt:ln Il. M
netrot t;25 IN salamancs eos M Cleveland so2
ing trans arrive Toledo 5:9S y m nnd Innanarc. II = M
~ m Daiiy Phchc Express for the soid Train Of
Bunalo Niagara Falls tincnnti an chicago Hotel aud
Bullet smoking Coaches to chraga
s:lp m Immigrant train for the West
Iul,ioiu ara irtrc6a61 20 200 CHo lCoO m L. noon
la5 800 40 $40 $50 lQ tSO 7;3o 1890 y milnglt
Paterson b5 72O 1850 e9O Ir20a m neon lao
Glo5:ll GlOGSo 7.iO s;ii lo,]opm aud miueh sun
Newark and Paterson Newerkbio s;ip li,3n N ~
s2V oLn bi0u '2n 7;Sn pnr - midnight saturday
suner sij 75i in:2o M ia5 i5NS 5.lOdiO sl5p AM
- inH nH, funlny' hi0 s:U lu2u nm lao o0O ~ anu
warwick f'oQ lO2On m A:9,pm snnlav, g.}Oam
Newnnrs mm IN, otnwah 1OJOh m $3.50 iloOpm sunday
nopiout pnl Nnsston and Montgomery . M taop NJ
'i"sh,n AZ 1908 1920 m a,ooa Az, tps Ais,m sun
dnv Aib silO logo M u.iO = M. ''
Nhdetpwn Hii1 1900 U,lOa m 3,iO i1O elipm SUNDAY
s i" SN Neu pd@q a%f Hss, NesS aS
nt MaWst 4ls Nm tinisups nt Meln st pnlt ,.., ~,
,tMt ietNis lwpn lo2o ~ tnW e'lhpM SnnunS ri'o
mate leave gis uuu,irt ~ ant uuti,t ale, raeh he
lUiap ~ Nl9Aa u ~ p,rit huei - -, -, ,
lmep,a ot prssase tW era,imtns N n,amips iYaM enA
Ma gtL lni " hhf h,reawN iai ,W,stst \, Va Na
T,pysss isms ilom no Wesl siihe IN Sew N@A ~ tiio
'"o'' hSSaw y" i,nh,iR' 0cpn rass's AseaL NswNo,s
NORTHERN RAILROAD on NEW JERSEY,
~ llsps leeye ies hns,woeh ,lus,eh f,emen, sM
hywk Ipal lea ~ N8lu, T. i,y hiN VIZ pian y w,
N," NsS"s1, sprlaa vs,y s aSa MsSses Yo@ m aSo p ~
JOHN n, ABBOTT oonl rss'r Ascut Now ,as
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
DENNSYLVANTA RAILROAD.
on and after ocf. -. lSS,
GREAT TRTNE IINf.

y
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE =.
Ferries "a follows
IIarrsbirg. ptshury. tho West ani Sol'r WITH Pa.n,
Palace Cars attached n. ~. ani ~ M Allg. Nesim'
and Chcago Limited nf Plrlor Dnin, smoiin ani s''
iny Cars NJ ~ m. eyerv day .-,..,
Wilamspor:. Lock Haven 81 m an ~, CORY AMI frsn f,
ep; connectinr at Cory for rusvll". Petroleum ee'
nni thr oil uerions
Batmor'. Washnqton and the Sorth Limited wasnnsni
Express' Of Pullman Pgrlor cars daily excer' sn,lnvu
am, arrive Washington i;pj D. ~ Royihr :, @sm @s,.,w
and S:3D a. J. - 3:tp an pn. IN II night sum"
6:li \. M, o .. m. an L. .lt
For Atlanfir t1fv e-ceDt Surfav. loNp ~.
For Cane Nav cvcen' sunday. i1n" n. ..,,,.s
Lone Brlncn. pav T"rc Jrrcrcn ond in"rne'le a 3 ;3
via Rawav and AmNov AIS ant9 a. M. IL loon ~ 80 80
p N: on Snn ,iGi;lj aai o:))h ~ u? H. 'a' ." -
BoatsD Rro,siyn ,n,ox" c,ano~f with al tlr,rrh h.
Jerscy CITY. afordint speedy ani d'r,cs u'i''
Trains Piltsbnrr so and ll:9oa r. rss
l1:20n. ~. lli'r AL =. n. iNy eT''l, Aon,y. tsn
washlng'on AMI Baltimore. ESQ and Gao o; NJ Gt; "a
r. M eni io.1J y m Fro,, paltir,orr. a:n AZ ~
From piiadeirhs ~, 40 f:9o G:io7 ewgi N'1sr ,
o;"u a:9' lr:in ll;;oa M. E2h , tin Ep PIX es ...s,
80 80 500. 40: lo;1I lo:?o n m ,ni "a 3s
Srh law ?;5n. 20. 6ij G;iO 7:Dj. ll;Sb nj o'-N
olO. l0:oL ani 1000 ~ M
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
'N' i'f " ". W.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND sIo7r LIN

20 TRAINS ZACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANNo
SUNDAY; STATIONS IN PFlLAphS
PIfIA IN NEW.lORh
New-York tribune., 1884-10-25
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEW YORK, oct. ~.
Only small increase from the record OIL
transactions yesterday shown in the dealings III OH
certificates to-day But virtually there was no market
until the last half hour. Prices opened at ~ anu -
cents respectively at the Consolidated and the Newlok
Petroleum Exchange. against 72i2 and 72ss cents as
night rally to 7iHs followed by saGgin2-oI 10
1919 cents by $50 y. IN The fluctuations meantime
were so small that the traders found dl
cult 10 capture the fractions with any great degree O
success At the hour named above however prices al
pearcd TO electrified and almost without check they
mounted to 7S4 at the NewYork and 77'a cents at the
Consolidated board. The movement stimulated
activity. for the room shorts 'cllnlbeI
for certificates In perfect panic Ihc
market closed excited NJ slight reaction Carriing
rates ruled Nat. bit weak bears were conrcllcd
the close each one asked tlicO,her what does mean
l. generally conceded that the nOaiing oil - hrh III
strong hands with which the marking up process Il an
easy one The question for the future to determine i;
L. there large short interest which the nruirlatpf.
can locate aud punisil Against the theory thh'
the inr movement VIII br a" fash IN the pan Is ne
fact That cvtfy feature Of the statistical situation n
Gates tha The seinplt Armstrong well re1t the Pm
lius rrsltr, will come IN ns dfy hole. 1hi. news
rtiuaits tO ,r ly verified in II Il feet that the hie
Thorn tftrk wells ntr not h0ldng ~ thcr fufhct pr"
dntiiOn The Developments trraidins me hfns,in
wtii will 90 fnr 10 drnnr TIE tNth
and fpfiliiy ~ the 1hotii trrtk Disiiri .
lie trailing ~ stocks NJ the Ntw 1ut Petroleum nni
sinrh ijnafi anpnnirh ~ iBniu sliHtts.
mo ianee ut pfirrs ana tie Utal dealings ~ on