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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-27

ADJUSTMENTS. Romeo and Juliet was adj
mirably rendered at the Opera House on
Saturday night by Miss Lillian Olcott and
company to small audience, but all present
were more than pleased with the entertain
ment and those who failed to see the play
missed real treat. The play was we'll
mounted, the scenery which the company
brought with them being very pretty while
the costumes worn on the occasion were
among the handsomest ever seen in this
city. Miss Olcott's performance made q
favorable impression. Her stage presence IS
attractive, to which is added an agreeable
voice. Her acting was most meritorlous,
and her support was admirable. Such COM
panies deserve better reception than was
rendered Miss Olcott's here, on Saturday
night. She commences three nights en-
gagement at Richmond tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-27

Why A STREET CAR CONDUCTOR WAS
FINED.-Daniel Henry, of Alexandria, Va,
appeared in the Police Court this morning
as complainant against James Howes, con,
ductor on the 7th street line of cars, charged
with assault and battery. The complain.
ant testified that he was on the defendants
car several days ago, and while on the way
to the wharf he asked the conductor who
the transfer agent Was, Ms witness had had
some trouble with hun. Defendant answer
ed witness abruptly, and pushed him o1tne
car. On cross.examinatiou witness said he
had been drinking, but did not remember
using profanity. The court lined HoWes 80
from which Judgment an appeal was taken,
Wpshingtan Star, 25Lh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
AKUSEMENTS.
Opera House Museum and Concert Co.

MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY,
October 81 and IS and November 1.
MATINEE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER LIST, for
Ladies and Children. Admission 10 cts.
Sparing no expense to give an appreciative AL
ezsndria Public an unprecedented gathering OF
Talent, we respectfully call attention to the fol-
Lowing
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Parquette, ~ cts.
Gallery, ~ CTS.
Orchestra Chairs, on sale daily at Box Office 3oc.
oct25-1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-27

HOTEL ADMINISTRATORS House. Oct
27.--Chas. C. Green, Fl. T. Worster, and II. S
Priggs Baltimore; R. B. JONES' Gloucester 90.
Geo Ewel and Mrs Eaton and daughter, Mich
gau VIM. Cabell Brown, Episcopal High School
w. Washington, Virginia; Mrs. R. c. Beale
Richmond; Thos. J. Watkins, Fairfax county
Il. w. Spilman, Rappahannock county.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, PAPER, dc.
1.-the LEADING HOLIDAY NOVELTIES
n Will be for sale as soon as issued ut
FIR ENCH'S. Nos. 1896 KING ST.

Motto OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND DAISIES,
OR SONGS Of SUMNER bound in silver and
gold embossed, fringed, most exquisite illustra-
tions and altogether beautiful.
SEVEN Lil"rIEMAIDSis another gem, unique
in design and finish, fringcd.
JACK IN THE PULPIT, edited by Whittier, is
a charming production. The illustrations on
pebble ra;,or. The skill of master is shown on
EEGLlSH CEIaTTERBOX FOR 1854.
oct1S GEO. Z. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-27

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-On change at Ills a. M,
Wheat was lsaAc lower. Corn 4iaac lower
Oats lac lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-27

MISSES RIBBED STOCKINGS. Colors-
Nl Blue, Brown and Garnet. Prices u &C..
25c and 3Oc c. NJ. ADAMS,
oct20-6t ~ King street.
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ELOUR! FLogR!
II Our NEW SOUTHERN PATENT. Equal
to any in the mail et Try It, GEM and other
brands for sale by
oct1S THOMAS PERRf.
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!. DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
All persons shipping Oysters or selling Butch
ers Nest or who about TO gointo such business,
are required BY law to take out q Corporation
License before doing so. GEO. DUFFEY,
oct1S.till nov1 Commissioner of Revenue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-27

o Cotton quiet uplands 9'si Orleans 10. Flou
dull and heavy. Wheat dull and lower Corr
du1l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-27

MARINE NEWS.
POET OF ALEXANDRIA. OCTOBER 27. 1884
SUN rises ........... + 81 Sun SETS. ....... 5 OF
ARRIVED.
Schr Moses Webster, Baltimore, to load cooper
age for Cuba by F A Reed s Co.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-29

FRIDAY, Nov. 2S--P.M
Tn. DAYS stock speculation has failed TO develop any
ching new beyond the fictitious character OF Wednesdays
late market when prices were "boomcd they might
have been after instead Of before, the enjoyment o
real vldfa.nioncd Ncw.Ingand Thanksgiving dinner
with a large accompaniment Of last years cider The
market opened weak. Evidently the Anticipation VI
rb.nt s,iu. was more celebrating than was s effects
nut souc allowance must bc made for the depressing
effects ~ tho Lake shore Companys quarterly
report that spguariy enonsh was Issued on
n holiday aud printed IN fnii
iu this mornings TRIBUNE. The market. however. was
sufned 10 the full extent Of the abilities Of those who
etc enlisted that side Of tho speculation ana not
stock on the list declined " per cent except against the
earnest protest of those who on Wednesday bought NJ
the highest prices The extreme ease In money enabled
Tho cliques ID make sitter rates for the ioaning Of
st,ks i the market but the youngest novice Of tho
eto.k membership knows that the short interest this
r,sruing was much smaller than was
Oh Wednesday morning. In TACT premiums
are marked for some stocks for which there IL
mot "a legitimate demand to borrow single lou
Of 100 shares. Fevcrishncss and strenuous efforts
"a .u,,ort p,ices were the features OF the day. Yet
after several and Of them important
ones there WAS marked and decided inclination toward
lower values The transactions amounted ohy ~ <""'
ls3 shares against 3sl, ,283 shares Wednesday, and
Of todays business seven stocks contributed l'AoVV
shares: St. Paul. 40JOO and shows final decline OF ~
per cent; Northwestern, 50 800 shares, with loss OF
per cent Lake shore. 81 600 shares with loss OF
per cent; Delaware, Lxckawanna and Western. 2O7Oo
sares, with oes Of per cent; Erie, l6lOO shares,
with gain Of is per cent Central and Hudson 1900
sharcs with loss OF % per cent and Union Pacific,
IA 800 shares with loss Of cent Where there was
the greatest activity there were greatest Declines and
the market closed unsettled At close to the lowest figures
Of the day.
Government bonds were dull and barely steady at
changed quotations as follows:
New-York tribune., 1884-11-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

pEEvEs-Recepts were 10 cars $50 heal cara at
os sar sr at ss ays S1a
Tor rcspcndns time Las. week AZ raa M and CIV
n TsesS s. 81 saro fhs 'v arrivals
ssHS also About n' .ars 1sT.y f s r
at Jersey city neadng q cars held over n from
10 sr, %s ~ snsSfSGn o 8 Su
. Msa aS 'as spHy
faS ct 4 e. S'1: rfs: s '@'
q g ssrs s'ss 70 le: s
rs. e GS1s 4 SaIs aiicss Is
cS M ss Sa st sh0 & ST In
son vo a!te shpret On to AssyTan isof MSarS Sna 10
yssts.s Tower % m sails
Sg M n Gr tax. Al r saa
S and NutSn tota "a; 'hpms,sts
sr ass "S:t
,sss sssi ssE'?H s'
ss 81 a J. ss.ry ssG = II Ditto 5a q e. ss
$. s. Ta5s! .? iHT%' II SsSl s%S b
2 G: dS &C. and p Dsl head 81 At d B.
sherman cS%%is.9n i KgntnCky aS steers s 3
5a. 5l' 8 81 ie.s ss 3 sSS %
Sss 3 s e. r q Sc gs5 %S"%
Sss$ e i a. b. 4 Is: Ssl head iSa s5 %
& oT n 'gs" M grG' J. T. E%nss Ss sfGF
3 kssn. Ss 8 SSs dr.: 20 lSS osS
;s' !. 8
3 seSs 8 illinois s'0'f' 25d No. at
% 81 % at e eHo a.a Ms. g &cssn ct a Steers
81 & & j j Ss"f;sy s. ~
q fs7s t' l1s : S q s;s s.,s a. a
g. r. H s Il "a !. 70 SG !. 5s I b. .s st a. I
sssassS s,.sr. s % a,e III at
10 &C. s5n 81 'G' II do n mo il t. S d" sooD ac
an Mnnroc for self; SO illinois 80 steer. ao e. = .t IA M
.sg" 10 do So H. a,ss os ode 1000 y, At 4 a.,
,s,1 yS.'' Ii'%,'i!s ''ss ".S@' S
i g. ss q + h. sSo s ID .o Is do So' O
* X Soa.mi,S Tor ss kcn,ucsy s,ccr o9s p g,
D. i6 and q per head do ioo H. a" ose % 'O
j. iader & 90 on commission ~ Indaia tcer. isc%
Y %.s.r S % o i ri%Hy'r Il o.Sa "s soa i"
a, T. % 3 ,"s & 3 &C., S' L. MIT's : So's' f's':
y oob. at sc 50 h. less ooe per head iS do i"s
S e. scIyos = llsc; steer se5 & & at jS j19sc %
s S =. T. 90 Soo Go % at y g. az W ~ do sIc ob9 y s. g.
Receipt. wsrs = noat ns.lg alt a, cS... M
quotabe a, .aec for Common TO unoes quality Not
M lu9 o e Dressed firassers at base
sIEEP AND LAMBS-hcceips Yesterday and today
were 6I0i heal equally divided between the two
rkets rotal for ak days. 5esi head aga INST a. 9s
the cOgresp0ndg time last week. The demand was
light the market nat and lifccss Couno 10 90 "a
sheep sold at 3dic; adeckoa OF Kentncky LAMBS a 4c
nye Choice Canada do at 50J 2h and IaI
ambs AT &c.
market reported at unchanged prices
AGS--Judd * buckingham sold 2i2 Ohio sheep ~ m'
at 3isc CT, =, =. -. n,
s oG o' .s KsqI"Ss Inso, Ls Rsss g g & g. a, & 81
p y Ka,c sold: l9l Western Sheep lOI III, at S. -.
Haenbcck & Davis sold: 19J Canada Lambs, 81 10, at
Size i35 10 ,coarse 80 H. at 5ec lOJ do o ID at oc 81
Michigan sheep, 3J n. at &C. ~ 49, .
Hunis 4 Mullen sol 1913 Canada Lambs SO 10, at 5'sc;
l31 state 10 63 ib. at &C. On
enback Dewey sold: 1876 Canada LAMBS, ~ 10 at fc
1856 co, SO 10, ct 80 40. =,
UOlS-Rct e,ps yesterday AMI to- dy were 81 cars OF
,dy.i l0t,t and II cars at Jersey CITY
against i96sS head
r..,onii, time for alvo. N0;ninal
So the break IN cry Dressed on
Weines ,ay having decline OF a u sc. per m
Country Dressed SLOW with the mild weather aeanst me
trne eavy quoted at i2c Medium AZ 6dOtc ana
Light at 7si7 20 . -, -, -, ,oo a.. =.
"a
New-York tribune., 1884-11-29

Der delivery 47td sers DO December and Jsnrsrv a.;
livery 4!64d SELLERS 40 January and February denvof
tSAd yalrs DO February and March deaxs SsS1o 20
April and May delivery 596fd buyers do May and Jnne
sellers
% m-Coton-Fuures closed steady, Uplands Low Midd
ling clause November delivery. 547G4d sellers do Novem
Der ana December delivery sd sellers DO December
February dslyery 5oetd seller: DO February and March
oG6Ai sellers do. April and May delivery. 5e.6id
juno and July delivery. y 28li. buyers.
Wceky.-saies OF the 900 bales: American. $1,000
bacs s2ccnlaors took $500 baes exporters took $500
oales forwarded from shDs aide direct spinner 1880
bales actual export sO0 bales; receipts 0QQ bales
American $4,000 bales total stock $4,000 American
24OoO Daies amount OF cotton aOat 2G 900 bales Amer
can. a q bales.
GALVESTON Nov. 2S. Cotton steady Midilinz 10 116:
Low NLd ing 924 Good Ordinary ZIG; net and
ceDfS - 6 bales: sales 5-s bI STOCK JplJS bales
SAVANNAH, Nov. 2S-Cotton steady: Miidlns lbl6 Low
Middlng v Good Ordinary gl4 net receipts 8.762 bales;
S4 les Exp0rts to 5O0 bales; C0aswise
3.7l7 bales sales $500 bales: stock i44 436 bales
NEw-ORIEANs. Nov 2|.-COtOn quiet Maitns, los
Low Mddng 10 Cool Ordinary 9's net recsiDts 1928
bales; gross 44sG bales Exports to Great Britain l5O49
bales; sales 1000 bales; stock POS, sos bales
NBw-YoaK Nov 2S-The following the total net re-
of on a al anortsa l..
New-York tribune., 1884-11-29

GUNNY Moderately active and unchanged;
ana fairly active straw owing 70 the small supplies
Ss q NS 1fs S's c h6gnS 6a s5
MEMP, Erc-ouiet and generally ,,,, unchanged &
almost entrsy no@inai rae " wn. demands 70 be
& s,.: % and torn G% n r az no orders Choice
M :,.1 Chanssfg m son % srs'es s were du
easy ead nominal and speer Dun Tin IN London steady
MOLAss EsNev Orleans weak quoted at 4od SOC. there
sAvAI " l'las sFonEs@syr. ruy.nn. va. .say and
as aei7sry Ss .%ss and
s. !G'Isa ;sssss, ;I:'$ SsS t,Ssa = s"I
ofLs-rhcre wa, only small joslng trade here and
n'T s5'si JOS %ert feeling unsettled and
81 ri.. T,.: Is.s
s;;: Y:. s', g.: .i:; 4 AZ
:s -, :SS rss:s s! sii.sS .:;s:
$s ".:. ';s @ : .:s $s
s. Dset%Sy amt is"p:, %. ss
, TSf ~ fi s: s sss @ Il; :.s
s"s. "a. lure ss ss' s:s ssss @ sss PRICE s. I . ss
s,ss I'd Ss.I os. ss % & .,yss
go 80. ' and e : Il, hone '' s s o
eiosisE 7goe}- 1000 ,es December 5iI9ziic.. clos
ns 7i2a7 iic.i $3.50 tea February, 7lse7.Sic. clos
lD1 2ac CITY steam hrm Sales go tcs. .Oc Venusd
quoted 1910; Continent. 7009Sc south Amerc an -
HuTTER-Tie feeling weaker aud grades are offered
lower With fair trade demand. State Creamery 97ai,c
Wes,ern DO 91ali,c,; state dairy half nrins tubs
and pails 2Od 2aci Welsh tuba 2la2Tc; nrllns and
tube ii a25c arkin. 22a2lc Western imitation Crosmery
quei and unchanged IN price Eastern l2iac Job lOs
EGCs-Vcry in price With fair demand state go
Wcs,ern 27a2scj Canadian, 2Uc., Limed 2Os Al nc: I'm
ported. lvG2oc.
RICE Domestic steady at li1 d6Lc. D,man fair
STEA ltINi.-Iard dull. City quoted ut 0.ICc Sales
0OOUO lbs. OlrorarzariH TIC.
Centrifugal, 7.l6c. No sales Refining quiet Granua.
tel, u Lice , -, ~
eses G6oO0 lb 6saG 3lGc and 100000 TBS for Chicago
delivery ON private terms
active.
Co,d Iurs 7SSc; io. fea S'aal i SeeI Leaf 0uet
saex I5, ses IS rcnusyl ssna private tsrms 800
ls.s2 do $50 -undres. , a:sc
SOc ASi i5: IUj do suratra, 81 2DaSl Co.
WOOI.-A1airs still very dull. and OILY tho prime
grades any steal ness Tie poor qualities sick
enough and any sonabie bid would bc accepted.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-29
ruporEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

~. ~ iSna vssr adde's "a. Ddi sao Cer Mtllls,
tss id saort os ~. J sa,,i,r. s1n r;, sa pc. cTs
Pssi-pnme Mess 7ia g. osr Dbil Prime Me, Eastern,
i6s western 90. Lard sss va. taa rr
sSnnsss.s"Hmeriesa Uhocs 5fs ~ wneit.ts vests,
s. W. p sSrins ~ 7 New Ws.tern w'nt, ~ ~ Ns"
is,,s"rrIs Ne y H. o. 6Js a. per centAl Corn-MLM
OH Ss %,yI, do New, S. 3stpsr osat. prodpeo-sps'
S,, ,rn.r,sas ~ IA Ol, do Ut londoa 2is UL prY
%.nas Psrci.a@ psr s,lon clever ;'ea oa
mon ss a. Psis oa o. Sij, o. Ma'eoi a. ~" 'l 'F
ou % ia
per ton Calcutta Ipssd Ats % ato, SG PEI
aii Ies.d per GALLON spits OF rurpentins 2sA yu ",
ewr sperm OH ESQ psr ton @ osr ewi % for
american & sugar its "a per c3 for Cuba csntrfas. M
poiarxing 49, and l3aslss o. Tor cupa M"''''""' '
fenping snoat
New-York tribune., 1884-11-29
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels aud Railroads.
Nrw-YORK, Nov. 29. 1884
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEw-YORA. NDVc IT Ut -S' ISSf.
co.Y M. continued IN hay fair steady call boh from
desiers and retailers The companies are now maintaining
'COFFEF-Spot Rio dull at 9'4c: for Fair Sales 81 oop
has. cosinp az follows: December SO' lO January
Ssr 81 Dsc, Eebruarv 3OaS35c. March, S40d 45c
Xpril 50d soc. MAY s.55 dS.6oci Junr Ht2 s.oc
Mild grades fairly active at oasy price, Sso> o." ss1
Macassr sifmnigs 1000 bags Lagaayra and loo Ccntra
Aneric n'on private terms.
CHICORt Rt-Unchan,ed.
20 t-puiet and UNCHANGED s.,,.... .,a
COOPERAGE STOCk-TheTe Is eeherai ""'"o'' "''
prices a great ext Mt are nominal ,., Gala. ooa
COrrO N-Spot Cotton. quiet ana nncnaneen. shos
bales Delivered contracts 600 bales i.ccelpts at w
ports to-day bales against 367oi THIS DAY iast"ee
TIE aaostioas according to tho American cassnc,tioa
New-York tribune., 1884-11-29
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L ON aud after Ney; IL, 1854.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL RoUTr
leave via Desbrosses and Cortiandt sees
Ferries AZ follows: -,
Harrisburg, Pittsburg the West and south with Suman
Palac. Cars attached, a. H., and p. IN. DAILY New:
York and ChcaT Lnited rarlor Dining Smoking and
Steering cars, o. . 4 m. every day
I"es Haven s n,vIs Pstroea%
Centre and the of Regions. . -.
baltimore WASHINGTON aud the south Limited Wasninstcn
iyprrss Pullm Paror Cars daily except Sunday ~
arrive Washington ttld p m keeu ar AZ o;ZU s:v
and $50 o. l. $40 and N. and IL night SUNDAY
6:i5 n. m. p M and ~ night
For e artic city except sunday, Loo p. m.
Fer Cane May. except unday. ll:10 a IN. 49, .
Long Branch Bay Heat and int.rmedate stations
via AWAY aud Amb0y, IL noon 10 o0J ana 10y
p ON sunday. 900 m snd $500 p n tdo not s'op ."
I"as OF Hrooxlyn Annex al through trans
erssy city, acoring SPEEDY and direct TRANSFER ior
3rJoxi IN trivsl.
Trains arrvcFrom Pittsburg $50 anc ll2o 7;So and
1929 y. daily. and daily except Monday From
wa,hlngion srl Baltinors 500 ani SO a. M 1o S;.S
O. m.. an i5;J, ~ m. Fron .l,iIn r. 921 m
30 o. 20 IS[o lis a. n LOO $40 800 $50 $40.
72o, 7:ao $50 80 leno 81 ozl ~ and i1oS 90 nfs,.
$40, 1000 aud 1920 p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-29
STATE OF TRADE.
DOM ESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Nov 2s Cotton hrn Miaaliny lo,. e Foir M
sass ns. ?TtIs 5'sf1' .ea s.s.1 s1S
ts.si s s. Ca 's
ss%'Afsn ss ssa sOSs'' 1s
$50 ssssSsT
Western inactive southern White. 430 0tIc do Yellow t4v
:fs sSs &si'st' Is SSts ss
~ ana eS Sss
s0sI obl, Wheat oOV oush.. Corn i6o9o bnsn oat
SHH Sas tS 4o sas oc ou.
boston Mass Ny 2s,rOa quiet Il and ,unenanss% s%
re Az e nsr ,, Ye,ss a,; S5O: ,5S
steamer ySi MlIcd &C. 10 White 81 sbots
fUa .a cST Sas2 2o bush. oss 6SS 5S oa;i
il.oOo bush.
.y a nn .s 3? s%sf 81
50 so.,e sl, Ba.%oat' ,s dull s9, snena'r,
:sofs Il s'ss'5's s. 5 .ssf es.n ss:
81 = 4 i.. .sDmsa sSG
CHICAGO Nov 2s-Flenr dull aud nnch'nyec; Far e, e
sh0ss &C. wnsHs MaHe.Sta @a'f Baker,
90 cy q and higher a
gsias7!c AZ 7s' Iece@oer TSsIt :e cC,iUs ssy
ss ID s::5isS sSfss Ss Ss
sf SSys8S:T e,s:., 9sslis I, q l
f,S:nf fs"%sy Closing 4 % Nay ssysS &c
Nay s,. '.ss .sav at .s.. s Eye
,a,,,, af x 's u Ia1 styS 49,
':. ss.,: 4 d ia ss
saoaa.. sasat. sses. snc, 8:
od y; sDi: SCS %b., s; 1896 ss
SS;n Torn iigooO Ou'ha oats +OOo' Ou'h' Ky" 0'Ooo
s.;.%Ss Dss"Sa SS' = %ss E.
i.,s,: NS !: S;nsS S SSoo SS.h ""'' 80 ~ " " ~
%"r..Srs. Nov as-rlour quiet aud unchanged wheas
p.Ss%sss 7s oai: Sa 40 White ssc ys r@
D,S% r1:y,,Ss. ... ssgSs s.fs u 3. tSp!s o.
5rT Ts"sy 1' s.,., s.s ssiiT ..
ssc lex. tScs' 80 Rcesps-F.our & i"oo s:
dss xs:ss s. .cS %s. sri s yG
Nov .,;S, ssss sSrr s e"%sS %Ss1S
Gsssns f.r.. ana 'I"c Ssss ~ msais..a
i:A;sss S:' ::".;;S'; T;: iS
S ..%. 30
:: ::.. ssf e. y; sS ,s :s:.:
~ sI,i III TfSr%. Ss%.i
e. s ~ :'s
in grain in. dsPS IL @ ssa%s5 ss1 suS 1,sa san
Mnsd November 4s eiaac Deceassr tsrs4sas; Jana am.
Ssi. si nsSSsr So x.ss rs So s
Wss I.,s.r ss aass Ps.c%Ss sss 'sa :f%s
sS stsSshc Febraary hs!sc nseeiDsrFiSa, Rec nn.. ,
ID 900 bush shipnrntsWneaI $4,000 busha Corn i'o'o
bush; Ost- i0.OU1 oush
.i;i lo' I'D s'S s.. s's1s 's' E sea esasats %e:
Noyember rs Eel December. Al the tesI
5cSe; May - Coro io.eri Cash. S5'.c; SoaS o
sSse. November aa'sc. All tis Year. ssc January;
November Aac All the Year A@s4,.s ~ NAY 'sosy - e
Enter and c:gs slciy ant unchanss Flax ss.a eidv
at 81 10 Hsy qniss a1a uuchlngoL Bran arm AZ o,3
PORK 81 90 Dulkmssts nrmLens Clear - oa saoI ~ sS ~
Recepts-Fiour. 5000 b6a, Wheat 5000 nnsa'; M ERA
80, om.I shipments~Four gooJ b5s: Wheat. 1000
push; l,.0U0 bush; uzts 1000 Dushi hJs -ooo
Lushj Barley. l,O0U bush.
COTTON MARKErS-BY TELEGRAPH
ouief.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-29
Strict GeOd Orilnrv OF ,co
Futures to points higher put very quiet saos osoo

Msrket closing barely steady Trsnseiaole no,ce' W.
rtOUR AND MfAL-FI oUH-Marset dull aud stu IN
Ss A i r sH% s.S
export s"n. Nm. iH"" f,Ss Ss 81 - % N Tor for
.s,%: sSa Il ':s "S,; sss.s go ss@
$.eS'''' S. 81 Extra '"s 10 'a''s
;ssisd s%%G: s. $:. g.
ssy'' i.s' f.,t. CO.
ssso%s.Io louis 70 tsir % ysr E,a ~ 90
!: ses So 70 dss Ss:n Ma, ss% . s!S
@ goo De. @Sa 1S%GSs S cnSss e%% Ga"
Ss,%s se, i :: s?sss 90
q & b Scsi at 3 o Yellow Sss
'n irregular ana uns,ed open
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20 of prices and the total dealings were as

.-Thc clearances elsewhere were: Oil lChy, 3ooiooO
Hradf,rd D 500 900; and Pitsburg. 900 barrels.
The only change In the quotation of refined oil was an
advance here OF is cent per gallon to 77s cents.
BRADFORD. Penn, Nov 2s.-Cruhe oil excited
strong and higher; National Transit and Tdewaer
RIM. wednesday and Thursday. 114,63S bbls.; total
shipmeuts IiO654 bbls; charters. 07.265 bbs clear
auces a4G2OOO bbls. National Transit certificates
opened ut II aud closed At 77is; highest price, "+
A st price. IAN,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-29
LIVE STOCK xARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Nov. 2s.-Ths Dr,v,ss y,uIr reports Hog5-
Receipta $4,000 aesd sniDsnts tJOJ hctt strong
Rough iacsin: =, o1Gs 20 ra.Sn; and 4.p,'s 81 -
Cats- H-ceipts, 800 heal Sn2 26D h.,i mar.
ket active aud strong Export Grades 81 3JaSG 81
Gooi 10 ho,cc shIDplnL - lU 20 lie In
~ 2OaS5 jus 6rass Texans. - % ~sJ 30.
St<eH-Htcelpis. 2JOus s.lpmelts, - market slow;
Infenor 10 Fur 81 Is q 81 ~ Meiiun [, Cool $s75S
26 Choice Extra s5 30dA O0 LimbA per neat Is 90
81 Is: TeIas sheep ~ sOOHs3 o.
sT. LOUIS, Nov. 2s-Cauls-Hecc,2ts l,iJJ. shpm,nt+