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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16

Nrv.YouK. Friday. Sow ll.-EE WIS Receipt, w,r'
6rais 20 head. I for tc urrkrt So trade M 1--we cat
ue Tie CtJ Of lCuuoud ukc out 20 quarters OF Beef
aud 90 Mutton and tr Egypt 40 quttri+ nt
crf and 'up 90 Mutton. iu addition to tr ship
m,uts previously reported The Persian Ion1rcI took g.
Ilyr nit c for VI tu..rm th.
JAW trac. worth tne and Only head received
uptown. & cling .trr
rHEIk AND LAM bS.-rcocipts were lH Of 3.6I7
hoaI. raIs and 90 Gu,t Total for
ne wees 49, go head against - 6r5 head last week IIaur
sos win sheep selling at fairly sustained puces. and
Lambs weak and i-c lower Poor 10 PRIME sheep 4n Il OF
- - - bv The head a II ID each Good 10 choice
Iam.s ral god from 80 10 ,',c
sale faltutrCH & DAVIS: 2Ol Northern tuLJii
LImb4 = n. a. Jlc
iinmc ~ Mullen. 207 Canada Lambs, 80 n, atJ5c.
50 Pioco,k: ~ ohio Lambs 10 10, al 'ltc. ~ Ohio
sheep nt4c 5J do 9G No. al 3'c. 50 Cua "a 70. al
$. 80
JUDD b buckingham: 2oG Can~da 1amhs. 30 10 at j2ci
2O5 do ~ d. az j-c, J." Western Shrep.ji d. A.
- 80. -
Sader e. co. III kentucky she cp. 90 n. at 50 20
2g7 0o. -- %. ut 60 2ui do. ~ 10. a. 30 TO-
& (itt. 100 PcuH, lvHun sheep - d. AT 80"
IL OHIO 10 nj I"S kcutucky do Il 10, ~ - 40
10, Western do aG h. at $50 30 Ous % 10, al - -
~ a. ~ ], pei head
Tefsc, it, ana az 4Otl ~. Total for the
o. G4 head against 5O head last week Market duh and
a shade lower 40 SALE reported Nominal quotations SO op
d4J 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16

and ignorance. Our socaed Christian burial Is not
the air we breathe efectualy bury the dead
BY the process decomposition the watery and gaseous
parts OF the body pass away into the air Nature mas
heed of these materials will have them back again
for Our departed friends are not in the grave their
bodies are floating IN heecy cloud and cleaning
in sunset glory II Is objected 10 burial in Gem
that II is inevitably the source OF sickness Ia
answer to this would say that true earth TO earth
burial avoids all this evil If the body were placed IN
wicker casket in winding sheet or in any way
in which body could In contact with the
soil scientific fact that the gases that would DC
formed this odOrcss ana harmless. The SOL
is refuer and purifier The bodies of Our departed
friends suffer great mdignity at our hands THINK 10
W hat "a fate we condemn them. Should not men Dy law
be forbidden build tOmbsl We need funeral reform
association to teach people to keep within their means
IN this matter and TO enlighen the peone as 10 TINS
danger TO the public health and the proper method OF
intermeut. The buryiDg ground may he as healthy ms
any ground We must remember too that each person
IS the of funeral once in seven years. where
are bodies that some OF us have already
had Take thought, therefore, for your last BODY
any more you your former bodies The great
thing have the body while alive fit place lol inc
iudWeiug OF the Holy Spirit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
EuRo"EAN PRODUCE MARKET

LIVERPOOL, Nov. b. frOvsiOns-BacOn. Cumberland Cu
81 Mtddle-. sd: short Clear Middr+
3ls short RIBS ud shoulders. rs ud per cwl
Bccf-Sls Indian Mess Mess Ol.
rork-Irne Mess 5ua od per bbL' Prime Mess. EASTERN
DIS. Western. 40 Lard Amcncan SIS. I'd: Prime cHl
eru rs jd Lard oil. JlA OF Hams-Long cut Is. GA
shoulders 81 Butter SJs Cd finest United
states. Cucesr-A mp1can GhOice. 4tA eel. Mheat-lted
Western -Drng. a. Gd 5d Red winter Is ud.a Id
GENITAL No ~Uuug.1A adj New Western NHtcTfs al.
New Mixed Western. IS. al; California "a. I. Is ID ~
IN Californian No - I'd Odd per GENITAL Proiuce
-spiuts Of Turpenune. al do ia Oh. per
cwf heined petroleum. ID a. ~. pcrgaion. CloverSccd-
American Red 4Js. Cwt. IaOw21s ID. pcrcwL Iiosn
COmmOn 3s Cd Pale. lis od aOs. Oh. Lmsec1 on 2is
Cd cwL IalOw-Fuc Americ ~. IS. Cd: prm' CtY
Cd American Refrigerated Beef hind quart.
eIs. bd. ore quarters 3gI. per h. n
LONDON. 14.-Pt Oduce- IInserd oil. 500 Dos n ~
los Calcutta Linsced as 3D. per quarter hnA3eu
Cake ~ Js.0E S us. Refined Petroleum, a. ("
4u per gallon spirits 81 Turpcntine. 2A ID per cNt
Sperm on. GjS per ROsnC umm0n. - ~ per cWt.
Ialc. Gsalls PrUUsiOns-i ard Jjs OIL per cwt. lOr
American: sugar los I'll. per cw Tor Cubt tehuhust'
DOaTiKihR 9S2 and lis 3D. las 9dOr cuba Nu7cJV ' i
ROAMING afY4t. Australian 1aow-Beef. IA. pd ~ Js
%; Mutton. 2is 6d. dXJs Oh Coeoa Nut o't-CeyIoh
&27 D.; Cochin 93l Oa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
TIE TRADE N CaLCAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 lSpeciqb.-On the curb
last ni.ht December wheat sold high 9ll2c Calls
sold at 9ic. and puts at s9sc. These wero the TOD
geures for these privileges. Later they eIscdup tre
Wheat advanced this morning at the start 2a 0ushel
So that December sold by 10 o'clock at 9Us,. As tho
advance the last hall hour OF trading on Friday was
l2r bushel this makes the upward movement &C..
bushel for the last few hours OF trading Corn was
steady I3l2 for November. Pork zoe higher at
the opening After the first rush there break OF
cent In wheat The excitement and fell the few
longs IN the crowd allied enough on their holdings
to SOD lhe advance. Frsn 9J7sc. Decent
Der got back to zoe, AMI after the
ur-t big furry more and more or The trade turned
over Ia january, and CHS option kept Oh advancing
checKrd The spread which only &c q cent at tho
of the day, ended uudor the increased trading ia
January with the options at one time ful cent apart
" Nat" Jones on the floor and looking happy. 10
was his day; the first day that he could
call his fOr long time. There was such
intense anxiety In wheat aud IL vas une1-
lectcd that and provisions, atAou-h strong, Were
neglect II. NOrhIup sold an enormous quantity OK
wheat, put II rs hlsn rs 2OOOOOO bushels. InS
WAS the sclier-aud M another quarter tuat Armour VAS
the udu II the visible supply statement is favorable
the bulls Monday there Is likely 10 be further
advance. The anticipate receipts for Monday are I'D
cars wheat, 40 o. cOr ana 10 cars or oats
Al oeIOca The regular close was: December wheat,
90 cents January. 9l35 cents November corn, IS
cents; December, IOl2 cents ; November oats, 50
cents December pork y 50; January, - e2l2; Jan'
uary lard, 30 27l2 January rios, ~ 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
10 cHlEor TIE 1rtRDAr RLrErsLnr.

bracing November br.nzc swept over the
heights at Riverside Park yesterday. aud tho .uroul
ing about the tomb Of Gen tr ant hpr3 wnrY ape
pearance. Most % the tree, Jrs ~ leaves ana only
the mound back OF the toI retains tie fresh -rea ~
summer. The barracks tAs soldiers who fo.u the
guard were completed last week. The valt has D3 en
cleaned Of all the faded flowers. and wreath, o. ur 81
and ivy supply their places. Crowds 81 people came TO
the grounds by tIs elevated roads ycstcrIty and whc
the suns rays continued warm fingered around uc
the kceucr toward night the visitors
dispersed rapidly.
ont 10 the tJmb ~ the mlrfiu- and remained short
tmo before the crowd u visitors began 10 arrive Too
dag Battery OF the 9Th Artillery. comp r'c5 month
OF guard duty. Caittu O.. ". trahur WI rcturn with
his to garrison dutv al Fort Hamilton. the
company which goes duty g. Battery K. OF Fort
schuyler Captain y. II. kuzie is the commanding
officer Nltn Li.ut-uSnts b. X Roberts and Thomas
mcEt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
THE MONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY, Nov. l5-P. VI.
The advanced statements Of tho Bureau of Stats
tics giving the exports Of principal articles from
the principal ports for the month Of october at hand
and subjoned isprnted full synopsis of them. For
the month the value Of the exports Of brendstus was
S290O000 smaller than in October 1884 and a. 600 600
smaller than in October 1888; OF provisions
the movement OF 1885 was 500 600 smaller than In
1884, OF cotton, 80. 100000 greater than in 1884 Of
petroleum, S660,O0o smaller than in 1884 !;
and of cattle and hogs, $4,000 greater than
in 1884. For the four months since
July the aggregate values of breadstus provisions
and dairy products is O0OO 900 smaller than in the
same time OF 1884 and 49, 900 smallerhan 1888
The aggregate value OF all the articles named for the
four months is S23 100 600 smaller than
period Of 1884, The Custon-House values Of the prnci-
pal articles exported In October 1884, and 1885, com
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DE ALINGs.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DE ALINGS.
War news and its expected effect on the
future Of American cereals the main springs in tho
advance wheat Saturday. Argue it down as much
as they would like the bears always thrown into
state OF ptdatOu when cannon boom in Europe, and
seryo-Bgaran outbreak, though may prove to DO
a tempest IL teapot" sufficient to
eager scranblng to cover shorts. Tho
wheat speculation active than 10 has been in
many days, over 1O.OOO,OOO bushels changing hands.
Prices moved III ward with only ordinary fluctuations
aud The options closed with ns Of % 024 cents. Cash
advanced az cents but exporters were absent
from market Options closed &C JSo5 cents FOR De-
ccmJcr II OO for January, and ~ GA FOR February.
Corn share In the DuOylncy ot wheat but casn
lot, stronger at gain OF li04 cents, exporters
taking GIOOO bushels. Tic options were mp
a tor November at 5i4 y for December
al 5Is p jana Try 5Jls and . cent for February
: cents In oats shippers Dou1nl 10000 bushels
and cash lots put up 4 y cent The options rose
s. cent ending firm At 1873 for November. 34s FOR
December and 3J4s Or January. little more lie was
shown the lard speculation aud options advanced
las cents as follows: November, - -; December,
rG 40; January, SO 81; February, 70 6l, aud March
80 Il.
At Ncw-York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston n,
receipts gram saturday were; Wheat, 12,s0S
bushels. corn. 1920 bushels; oats, HIS bushels
total grain. $3.50 bushels; -four 2GltJ barrels mo
arrivals at CacagO, Milwaukee ant ~. LOUIS were
Wheat. 81 O6S bushels; l22614 bushels; oats,
~T.l3~ bu-lesi total grain, 3OD,-5J bushels; hour,
32.OII barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
THE COUNTS.
CALENDARS TO DAY.


srrRwig our IldeEl'-Eaior; AndreHa J.-Mouon
e1e9 %H in 42no9y ,o m
sTrur,m CONFESSIONAL TgR'i-Bcforc Douoiuc. j.
NOS l. H. - 80, I'll, 700 235 lOS 2Jj 323 81 30. -22
ouIgE&g COuEr-srEcIAL TERM -PAu IG-Adlourn ed for
nos on No day cacadr '-'''0'' D''''''
sgrnGME CcooniaCmcrrn PAM, lI,aBefore Lawrence J.
az ~ ~ lJ57, az. $50. $50. 49, 1873. 49, 3D.
,surHENE Co0gr-6cRcrn- L4Gf III-Beiorc Beach, J.
9Go, ~ ga ga; W, 1888 1851 s27 io72 iio5 io
srfEEmF coupr icHiaculr-pAn1 v-pe,or Van pr,nt
Nos. 81 49,. 1905 l2.9, I2is 1908 1906 1870 400.
ii t0 81 5Y' go 87 is i11 OIL ''@ l2' 1885,
sURRoGATE's COURI-Beore Rollins. s.Esates OF Francs
n M. VA Of Winifred Austin 1t OF William
sGFeIoH couGI-GEXrRAL Trro-Adjourned until arst
supgiIoR COURT-5rEclAL TERy- Before o'Gounan j.
nos . ~. :Sl $50. 2Us. 80, 100 BOO 2ii. 10.
Nos 20 92s l670L 100 1919, 1868 1870, 1881, 1916
1868 BIS 1902 1880 1859, 1922 1896 HAS, l49, llj0
sUPERoR coURr-TRIAL TERM-PARr n-Adjourncd for
sUrEmoncoUnI-TRML TEaM-PAET ILL., Before Gngra.
ham j 5O7. 2iS 1913 MA ll25. 1902 ll0S mo-
sUfEaloR CouRr-TRlAL TEn-PART IV.-Adlourned for
COMMON PlEAs-GENERuL TERu-Adourned til FIRST Mon
2oMmos PGsAs-srEcrAL TERli-Beioro DAILY. C. mos
COMMON pLrAs-EyulrY rraN-Ad.ourned for the term.
COMMON PLEAs-TRlAL IEhA-PAKf l-Bei0Ie Alien -
iI6 i2cs 2ai zos. a0G Iiit 1915 1919 5i 1915 l5Is
COMMON Observation-Disclosures Il.-Adourned for The
CRY CoURT-TRIAL rERsl-PAar I.-Before MoAdam. j
Nos 5sji, 231 W. 547 ALB ANS iiiO' 4'2'' 4'|o
cry Coiai-raAL TGRM~PARr II-Beforc Hall J.-Xot
1893 1913 Q 44GJ. 4jj 1915. 400, 45l3. 1903 49,
CRY cqgT1T z Z, Ts EEL a r. @ ys3 4
i5 2s " o. 'o''' ''''' - ,''''
oIqG A saeS T Iofss Brady aud
CourI o. GENERAL sAssioSs-PAa ..-Heiore Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
TIE KNIGHTS or TEMPERANCE.
A NEW ORDER ESTABLISHED IN THE INTEREST OP
YOUNG MEN.

YOUNG MEN.
A new departure of the Protestant Episcopal
Church Temperance Society which recently made,
promises to be popular spread throughout the
try Last April few of the leaders in the Church Tenn
perance thought that the time had come when
some special effort should be made to reach the large
numbers Of young and lads, who IN the walks OF
business labor, strongly tempted TO form drink
Ing habits 1t felt that such young and boys
were generally repealed by tho thought Of ordinary
Temperance society while the other hand they
strongly attracted by society with ritual and pass
words in which but themselves should be admitted
Accordingly council of five appointed to organize
a society to be called the knights of Temperance.
Charters LODGES Of this society have been organized
in this city, Philadelphia, Hartford. and other places,
aud are in hourishing condition. constitution aud
ritual and handsome regaha Tor the members
have been adopted. The Grand Commander Of the
order Robert Graham, of this city. who
Is well known in connection with tie work Of the Church
Temperance Society. The Off crs OF lodge are
warden vice-warden and subwardcn the Junior officers
captain. lieutenant, ensign, secretary, treasurer
coor-guards and sentncls.
The ritual is said be attractive and OF character 20
interest and please young men. After the opening OF
the meeting tho captain sautes the warden saying that
the company awaits his instructions short passage
of Scripture Is read, after which the warden makes
brief ldreSs. intoxicating sObeTness, purity and rever-
ence knights of Temperance" lie says. you have
been enlisted to do battle IN this fight Remember en-
you, what temperance Is Temperance means self.
control We cannot nope 10 govern DINERS une's we
nrst learn to govern ourselves The temperate man Ia
who has himself well in haud the rider his horse
or the pilot his boat The conscience OF inc temperate
is king ne rules his passions and is not ruled bl
any them he Is temperate not only ia the use OF
all thugs lie tcmpers modcyacs every desire which
victory selves fellow kniAhts. We need the
help OF God, aud this lie has eracousy promised to give
Before tho prayer which follows the KNIGHTS assemble
Iff l.rrH n l ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

English Liberalism, and some of the lighter
features of English politics the topics of two
letters from G. W. S. in TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE OF
yesterday two Paris letters were about Nine.
Henry Gr6vlle and the Princess Marie dOrleans !
Quebec letter told of the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way, just finished; Brander Matthews wrote about
poker, and Eugene Schuyler about the new Eastern
Question; Miss Anderson at Scene Rehearsal, Con-
vcts Learning to Read; Play, Players, Singers
The Woman who Talks Horse, Buses in London
Streets, interesting features; forecast of the
Metropolitan opera season. with plans of box-tlers
and names of occupants, was given; Current Anec-
dotes "My Deserter," News III Great Cities. Among
Groups of Takers, and The Week in Society occu-
pied generous space; book reviews were of X. W.
elders Lyrics and Other POEMS" w. 7. HOrna-
days 1.-TWO Years in the jungle" Kate Sanborn's
"The Wit of Women" and r.. G.. Whites "Studies
in Shakespeare" Following is a synopsis of lead
ing news topics
FOREIGN-King Milan marching on Sofia at the
head of Seryian troops; skirmlsh in which eleven
soldiers were killed. - \ man shot dead near
1raee by moonlighters - Rel to be hanged.
= Decrease III the number Of cases of smallpox
in Canada.
DoMEsTic-Dr Kynett, of the Methodist Board
Of ExteRsion in reply to Mr P h charges. Ca
mans adventure with panther. - Arguments
in the Bel telephone case. =- Miners buried ny
an explosion III Oolprauo' ----- COiIcg6 lOOu"dll
games =-- The total insurance the houses
burned In Galveston over 81, 100000 - Nine
teen men arrested IN California for ynching.
CITY AND SCBURBAN.-Death of II. Is. Clan.
= Lotos Club dinner to VI. Bartholdi. ==
Charges by the Mayor against excise Commission
ers -=- woman poisoned her two children and
herself -= General Swayncs testimony in the
Cutting case. -= Grant n Wards profits. -=
Teachers discussed the regarding Of salaries. -=
Two thousand men locked ont of a cigar factory
Gold vaue of the legal-tendcr silver dollar 4l2l2
gTainsi. 20 - cents. -= Stocks active and after
an early buoyaucy reacted sharply and closed
steady.
Copies may sill be had at this Office or by mail
Price > cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
ErynlrADnLRERs ~ 40 onrLLsE.

The guard of police was removed from the
Ohck In Central Park es;crlay d the fence that had
been placed tho leading Oit removed.
Many visitors 10 the Pack attracted 10 the sp O
interested in ascertninng neither The recent work bad
changed the appearance 81 The monOlth The sctiOlt-
ing around he shat had been removed and the frdg
ents OF stones which were taken rom the surface o.
the Obrl SIX carried to the aIrcual TIC visitors
searched carefully around he platform ut the foot oil the
mOnoth with The h1pt O finding small pccc- carry
away IrcIrcEtOs. Any fragment 10 larger than
pea seized on and carefully treasured Tho carving
tie Obe5 star ds out distinct IN thcdar shading from
the paraiuc and many persons obtained the in
that they had been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Nov. Hl2:3o m.-Consols. loo l-l6 for both
and the United States Four anda Half Per
Cent Bonds ll5l2 Atlantic and Great Western First Mort
gage Trustees Certificates 56t do second H0rtZage I0
Canadian Pacific 5js Erie ~ do Second CCnsOs 81 =;
Illinois Central, l42l2 Mexican ordinary. 2j1 ST. PAM
Common l0l NeWYOrS Central 1854 Pennsylvania, 50 y
Reading, l2lA.
pm-Ons0ls 100 3l6 for money and the account,
Atlantic Western First Mortgage Trustees
tihcates 80 Canadian Pacific jj2 Erie Is second
CousOs - 81. Paul Common, 1915 New.Yorx Central
los 4; Pennsylvania. 563,
Hudson Bay COMPANY, 2Oa
mPaI5 adylces quote Three Per Cent Rentes at 10
francs ~ confines Tor the account
D. m.-1he amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF
England on balance to-day IL E6J.0OO
avic,s quote Three Per Cent Renes 90 10 francs
81 l, Cent.mes the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16

orado Centra the figures ranged 80 Is to SO o.
The companys report shows cash hand SS4 900 and
26Os7 shares of its stock in the Treasury and it has
been voted 70 establish reserve fund Of 100000 Tho
stock has risen from 80 cents In last Tho Com
stock shares generally developed weakness The Bodle
stocks were Irregular and after sharp fluctuations
endet the week at lower prices Bode Consolidated
rose from 81 so TO SO and closed SO 3d. aud Bulwer
after rising To 80 cents ended at 20 cents At the Stock
Exchange Quicksilver shares were weaker; the common
declined from lO2 to 9a9Ss and the preferred from 3Iis
to 29i2a30
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO Nov II 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER 16 1885,

Cowlng and Assistant District Attorney Bedford Court
opens at IL am.-Nos. J. T. D. o. T. s. o. 10. H. H. 10
IA, 49, 10, II. 10. -, W..
Smyth Assistant District Attorney PurdY-0s /, 2 ),
{, T. 8, 8, 10, IL, II, l3 IA, Is. To- IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16

CHICAGO NOV ~ - rte Drorer. y0uraU Cttis
-IiDmrut- 1900 neid mtrEe steady
Exports COWS ana Mixed - GOnt3 % -t0cg
en-. - UJ FcciCr % DUUtA 10 Texans, - 700
Ho0s-Eccclus 20 900 ShiUmcntt 300 marErt steady
Rough tuHH3 20: facEIug shipping. % 80 ~
- 20 Light 300 - 20 ~kIU- ~ GUDS 81 10
ShseD-ficccpts 100 head: shipments $40 heal market
du lntcnnT s2VOHsj 70 Natives ~ uOGsj % Texans
Iff.g~f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
CLOSING Prices or BOSTON sTOOKs.
Boston Nov IA 1885

Messrs. II. b. Hollns Co offer TO investors the stock
OF the Detroit HIlsdaIc and Southwestern Railroad
Company. bearing per cent interest per annnm, guar
aned perpetuity upon the capital stock Of $3.50 900
by the Lake Shore Michigan and Southern Railroad.
Details OF the perpetuty are given IN our advertising
columns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16

The bank exchanges at the New-York Clearing House
and the stocks sold at the York Stock Exchange for
the week OF three years compare as follows:
Week ended Nov, u 1888, Nov 15 1884 Nov A. 1885.
Exchanges. 1888 094,672 S52754L75j $779,442o7
No. shares sold. 2lJO,471 1.j69,594 3,6io ol2
Thelocal money markets reflected the movement
Of currency the city steadess without further adj
in the Call loans at the Stock Exchange
ranged between and 39 and closed at 22 cent and
rstclass commercial paper IS still In demand at bash
per cent The domestic exchanges were more favorable 10
the city and the latest quotations for Ork checks mt
the places named follows Savannah g discount
90 par; Charleston, par TO 4 premium New-Orleans.
rs cents discount for commercial and par for bank ST.
Louis, % cents premium Chicago par Boston, par
The foreign exchanges present new features; DuSi
IS dun with the final effect OF the advance IN the
Bank of England rates Thursday being reduction III
for 60day bills Quotations for business at the
close the basis of - 81 y and 81 50 respectively
for long and short sterling.
There is little say, and want Of space forbds any
lengthy comments, about the general commercial and
mercantile situations OF last week. All of the specula
i've markets gained in strength the week through AT
Chicago wheat shows advance of nearly cents
Of l2 cents for futures pork % cents, and
lard 12l2 cents. We append our usual statistics.
The receipts and shipments of wheat, and oats
ut the principal Western points OF accumulation for four
weeks 5 follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16

The business mining stocks developed no new 1eat
urcs and no expansion Of interest in tho markets Last
weeks sales the Consolidated stock ana Petroleum
Exchanges amounted 60,39t shares. against oSl29
shares for preceding week feature In the weeks
dealings tho activity and advance in price or Col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
SPIRITS OF ruRpENrINs.

0FITkT II UT 70 W ~ ~ ~
CHARLESTON. Nov A.-Turpentlue qniet az D W
SAVANNAH. Nov. IA -rnrvoDtino quiet A. otS
WILMINGTON Noy IA.-IurpentIne nrm AZ 5fS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16

Whilo wheat shows an advance OF nearly 10 cents
hnshcl, flour shows a decline OF 90 cents a barrel
Probably two contribute to this apparent dscep
ancy-thc foreign markets have taken a better grade
Of wheat ard a lower grade or -four. The COMPARE
tive movements values for tho month aud the values
for four months arc as lOlLuWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16

The Iron trIo al last ha' tet tAo effect q, an improve,
Wrut; there s LARGE business DONG at Id uS res ana
the prospect has encouraged the starting mp 81 several
additional furnaces steel rails are now sharp So am
some mills which are well supplied with orders, refuse
max" further contracts M uud,r so. Inc squirt IN
thc coal trade ul, -Ickcucd and prices axe reported 10
bc irregular and unsteady.
At Tie Stock Exchange dI inc MARKERS teNccpU HoN-
,iurcntN were uuu7uily active strong slio ger anu
finally DuoyHut Expresses il' progressive tome OF tAc
speculation from the Opening 70 me close OF tue
week. We do not take INTO account yesterday ;
reaction because fluctuations expected in all mar
kc'- and Yesterday setback, AFTER tue week rdld ad
y4ucr- VA, too i- uIlcaut for uOcr, except IN re-
yi. i ,oay's and not tuc week. Gou-- There is not
question: t4r pubic ud- caught Oh " and
DO" lrIlrtiOH' strongly SUGGEST MAJ l"E Il 'iiHc ~
least the stock and noId markets VIII belong
10 ihe Il'H, ANA professionals ''St SUI j. H. &
vol I.7I.,t goo u . o." 49,, =" - -. ~. y
'' GU 3 ,S ~, -. ii,,
... ..,.i LII ,,-l t'.-,t Ina f,.ir fil.tl adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16

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