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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEM-A OHh DhAhl-'"9'
There was little of interest to the grain spec
Nation yesterday, prices moving within narrow hn's
and transactions being on moderate scale. Operators
eppear indsposed to except tmdy until there are
more definite developments respecting the possible eA-
font of The Servo-Bulgaran complications The feeling
prices have tendency In Intervals t 81
declined 10 cent and the needs of exporters were eh-
messed By purchases of only 10000 bushels The eX,
tr me decline the options was 50 g cent ana hlaI
figures reflected slight recovery Prices closed "a .
cent lower at 81 for December 80 cents Tor January
81 COS, for February, and II O6 for May Casn corr
suffered loss OF l4GSs mt and exporters TOOK o4OVo
bushels The option TX t was easier but ended stcduS
AT about the inside figures with losses OF y iOr NONe
her al "a l p for December at o44 g Tor January al
81. ard a cent for February at 494 cents
Oats were no exception to the general depression
and cash lots closed down III y cent exporters taxing
nothing The options OF p for November al 5ois
and December at 35 IS for January at 36 ana g or
Feruary a BIS There no SPECIAL feature 10
Tie lard speculation options were 40 cents lower
follows December, SIS so; January, So 60 February
So is, and March, 50 Il.
AT New-York Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston me
REGENTS OF grain Yesterday were: Wheat, l6O.'o4
bushels; corn, l75 PAS bushels: oats. 44s4I bushes
total grain $50 796 bushels; -four 1895 barrels hAe
arrivals at Chicago. Milwaukee and 81. LOUIS we're o
Wheat. 99.TlS bushels; corn, 252O21 bushels oats
lO7.23l bushels total grain. 45s,973 bushels honf'
- hoYrq
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'is a. e is l. e ST0 4s Oa

'ssss = !? 81 IS, j. e
Sgver 10 Kentucky stOeEs 1872 r; ats 80,
g oas e. go s Z: .. g Sai%S A. A.
a. 1909 a. !. co. % .s ssI n 4
20 5so s5S b. at ksn5s:t 70 &C.
Kahn, 20 Kentucky Steers 1ao5 at IS 90; 10 DO
1893 r at 81 So aoIen. lS4o n at q 4oi do 1900 d.
= seder Co.: 10 Ohio Steers ll6e p. a, 8 %; 20
Indiana do llO7 To- at 81 4Oi l6 Chicago do l25S d. al
Nswtoa Gns.' ls Psnnsylvs1s Steers 149s r. s st
%S y iS5, q sG = q Ig ao
1875 g. At ), II a. u Illinois IN 70 DO 45 E.
isie ~ st = j. Pennsyiyania do ct = a. y
Dry Cows Cows Dew steers so4 b. q 40 e7s
g Texans 2sa At e I 9S
80 Sefri 3 a p q 81 do 70 SSS no. at q
y, 81 il oxen 5so H. at 81 S5i B1lls LILO n Ct
i if% p a asi g. % o. LIS b. asi75
prices %S5S "S aSdq
sa. SPgy as%ags fGSS 1 9o
S Masn aGd 10 S
Fed alves, $40 70, at $40, Veal 40 ~ a. SIC II
5o Ed PeSSy r az 200 " at
sHhEf a hN Gsf isTs Re IS we're
six 5sy. sSd CITY ans hsnG
time last week sellers firm and BUYERS holding 6acs se. 81
Sheep were at 3sa4 &c Common TO Prime, win BUCKS
ana Culls selling al % e2sac lambs sold at sd sc a. 81.
sales--J r. ssdler Co: 2S2 Michigan sheep' ~ ID Ut
Jndd a buckingham iO5 Michigan sheep % N, at 4hc
l0l OIL b. 4sc; 81 state do 81 10 AZ $780, l4| o'So
Lambs 60 N, at 4s-c. a., no.
p s. Kase; 20 Pennsyivania sheep 30 N. ~ &c : gzi
Western do 90 10 at &c 1877 Pennsyv LAMBS w ID
SC. . 80. .o,.. -,
9s TO- 2Sac - state sheep ~ 10 az 81 81 90 20 ID
at 2c wanna sheep few Lambs ~ No. at $50
Hum & Mullen 200 state sheep. 30 n, at SIC 10
Kentucky 10 SO GO 50 state sheep and Lambs %
10. &c. g., A. ..,
Diilcn6ack Dewey: 87s Canada lambs. 80 rs at 5>3c
UaIlenbeck & Davis: 1870 western Sheep 0s TO- at S'4ci
80 do. lOl n, at l1c. .,, ~ -. -.
HOGS Recepts were G3 cars OF S476 head37 cars NJ
Jersey Cv and 5B Total for six days
head against % 7sG head for the same time last week
ket dull and Ordinary Good Live Hogs be quOted AT
So 75Qsf. A lot OF Western Pigs sold st 50 20 -, m
sales smith & Reid III western Pigs, l4S n al ~ w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER acknowledgements June % loea
through trains VIII ieave Grand Central Depot
s. colchester and Montreal Express through draw
tngrOOm cars 10 Rochester ~. Adams and Montreal
'9:0Oh m Fast Limited Chicago ana ST. Louis fxpress
with inning cars, stopping at Albany, Utca, syracuse
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland anu Toledo
ntrVpG at Chcaro ~ a. Cincinnati 1855 a. H., and ST
OutB 7;40p IN. next day.
lO,u i ..,aso -Apress drawing room cars TO Canaan
daigua Rochester. Nlagara Falls and Buffalo. ,
~ western NewNuTk and Northern Express, with
drawing room
$3.50 p m. Albany, Troy and Utica Express. through
drawing room cars To >atatORa, Fl EDWARD ana Olens
Falls on Saturdays only
d. NJ. Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
Gp Chicago and Louis Express with slceping.cars
for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cincinnati. Toeo Detroit Chi
aud 81 Louis.
1880 p M, Express with sleeping cars Syracuse
Auburn road, and 10 Saratoga sleO TO Montreal
tl5 p. Pacific Express. with sleeping for Roches
10 Watertown Ogden sburg daily Saturday.
mas lght Express. with seepngCars TO Albany
and Troy Connects with the morning trans for the Vest ana
for the North except saturday night.
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot, No R0wl1pg
Green l3 Broadway Harlem Depot 26thst and 4thave
al WestcOtts Express Ohces Park place Broad
way iSJ and 042 Broadway and 81 West l25tnst, New
YORK. 1913 Washington and 3O Futonsts BROOKLYN and ~
Ath st, Williamsburg
dra wing and sleeping be
procured at Of the ticket Offices Ne~York CITY ana
933 Washington st. Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and checked from residence
"1hese trans daily. All others daily except sunday.
tThese trans stop nj Harlem Q25th.st. ana 4thavel.
J. NJ ToTyCEY 9' oH'' ~ -NNO"HS "'i D. NJ KEN DRICK.
! General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
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NFM-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEH
~ Trains leave from ChambeTsst Depot for LpfleT q
Closter Plermont ami Nyack 2 500 20 M SO 'ei
$40 GAO $50 p. m, IL midnight sundays J. 9 o. NJ and
'Wappnct Spring Valley and MOnsey T. lOa 400 p u.
sundays a NJ
CRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW,
H. YORK LAKE ERIEAND WESTERN RAIL"oAp
trans irom Chambersst Depot From sd
Ga. Daily except sundays Day E1press DEs"ing,rS9f
SissaTs Fails and Sasoenson Bridge sleep,ns Coached
HOTnesyine TO Cincinnati AND Bunslo to CmeassG
soid Pullman ira o. Day Sleeping ND hGt{i e.i "a
NJ cleveland 1913 ami Gpsinnsd 3; IS p NJ 'hie~f''
mGpay Buffalo and Niagara Falls Limited, arryes
lufao no m sq.pe sion rye or ga aus sarao H'''
daily Chicago EKPress for The W =, sSs
EmrS 81 sunaio NiaSars FANS cineiuna1 and ca esea
Passae "a diG S4S 40 2 eS 80 G M
il midnight sundays 5;i5 $50 1920 a N las, $50
pa ssS P % 5i5 20 1919 Y lao
mdnighG Sundays so $50 1920 a. M. )A5 G'sJ
e sSsrs and paterson Via ei5 500 $50 1919
Il @idnisht saturday nights only Sundays OLD D. IN.
Sq sS $50 st fo a" no" @ah III
$50 loSo 7 m ,6iS LIZ oSo M H SUNDAYS f m
NewSars and Cornwall 100 N. $3.50 40J " N
daS ssS and Kingston and Aontsomcrys m 800 u
Sunday .SsS sse 5i0 100 1890 m u.s. $50 500 435 TOO
san ss 's 90 sso ~ 2a a. Ss? $50 so
80 D. m sppGav f.46 $50 1870 $40 5 IN.
,ario and Railroad at Mn.St The 'tops
ssss Is 1875 $50 s ssS pa $3.50 $50 $40
.nS l'fP MT saa s s i g.. Ss
SeS n S 4T"% S@ III HSS ,s
s HSs t sai Ca So s7 we y 20 coGTs
Il S5Ss. trans Vest arrive in NewYOrk 7
'So JoaN n n XBBoTr dCnr Agent NOw.YorS
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RIVER BRANCH

j ( NEW.YORK. NEW. HANlN ND HAhIFORD r X,
T1ains eave Harlem River station, corner so st aud
IhId Avenue Bridge across ma lem XIV er
Third Avenue Elevated airOad) dalIy except
sundays al 40, 7:jn 9lO. 1000. 1880 M, 2lO 500,
40 5:lO $40 and SOC D n Tor Port Morris CasinoNa
fOak PouO Point, Mes' Farms Van Nest, W est
Chester Impsons Bay Chester Pelham Bay, Barlow tCy
slaudL Pelham Manor and New Roche .. connecting at
New Rochelle with am Tor all poots on the m'n ne OF
jhe Nov.l ork NOw.hayen aud Hartford Railroad, SHORE
line aud Air Line divisions, Ncw- ahAtn MiddetOwn.
New Btan and sued Branches ana Boston and al points
Last ..-.--...,.... 80,
Midnight for wRochee aud all intermediate sta
tiOus "A IL 10 a. IA. Tally. except Mondays.
ow Rochelle and all INTERMEDIATE sta-
tons al 90 md $50 the latter traiI connecting
al with way trains 10 Grand Cent? depot and
stamford
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riper. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-spot RIO dull and easy at sic. for fair
no saes Options lower and rather active closing
steady sales, $1,000 bags; closing Noyem6e e45ddlo
December. 6.6OU6.55; January. 6604i.65. Mild dull.
sales 926 bags MsracRibo on private terms.
COTTON-npo Cotton steady, quiet and unchanged Sales
bales 1854 last evening" all for home consumption
Deliveries 200 Receipts at the ports to-day 1926 this
week. 42g86 last year. 50,l4t for the week,
260322 against 2S Isl last week. and 1929 last year
september ]. 2l5S406 against 2,l5963S for the
period last year
The quotations according American classdcatlo1
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Ocean STEAMERS.

uAMRURG AMERICAN IS. cos LINE FOR
RPfYMonTH London chcrbours Paris and HaRou ~
Isssing ~ Nov 30 a wieland noe p e. 80 M
3anan,a Sov "a 10 a IN Ruga. .-.. Dee ia nd trn
First cabin $50 $50 and SO, steerage. 70 "'
reduced 2rieos SEND FOR ~ "a RiCHARD & co, ~
Gen AT 81 Broad-st. N. Y, Gen Pas Agts' % IL
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,tatioas acoordlng . tho American cIa,sIacatIo1
New orleans

Futures quiet, and without material change auctu
atinr within limits. Sedenburg 5.00l
February March MAY he bought 1000 Tor December
and hubbard is SAID sold
He braCed up market IN the half by bidding
freely for arch. bought 1000 buy 1000
more ILman ght 600 January. Zerega heav.
est seller 5000 bales for January and March There
were no points about the general situation The specu
latinn momen is purely loea sales G30OO haIes
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after November l. 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


ASp UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
ork via and Courand strees
KARLSRUHE Pittsburg and the West With PulTan Pslac,
Seaeo Limited Of sTiOr Dining smoking and sleeping
wtilsnspor, Lock Haven, ~ 3D. Cory and Erie
at p M connecting at Cory for Iitusylle' feioSuai
psIimors Washn gton and South Limited Washington
a. NJ arrive Washington 500 nj regular a. go and
$50 $40 and p m n sns IL night sunday ''i'
For s Rtia anti CITY CITY except sunday, Jpn
Long RTanch Bay ead Junction and ntemedte ssatons
p s n9Syo aaa amC0y IND N do stop ASu
Park IA Point and Norfolk via vewYork philadelphia and
ortolk railroad 8: a. M. week dave and m every
Sg and Bay Line $40 3bP TssS Sa train,
at Jersey city. anordng speedy and direct TRANSFER Ii
r,sI0s Rr1ye from Pisburg T. s. 1850 M 6:65 ans
ps5 D. NJ daily From washington and Baltimore go
sm2o S2 S2o S M from a8 $50 2o
~. go $50 1910. ll:3O M 100 9f2 3;5V 49,, ~
ss2O SO So so S e5 so5 lbs H. $40 $40 $50.
ego SS6, 1908 D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
trains leave via Desorosses and Court
sa aGo 30 9 c6lcaso Limited end TO- w@shTtnstOJ
i tlRasa a Accd n 80 m and
sunday E51gTsss I ana nE h''ed anu ~ d. H. ''V
rains leaving daily. except SUNDAY ar and
uOa m 2 = ga and .rpe M and p m' Oh Sui"AS''
frl9' lsly S. BrS-S 80 " s2o $50 H. and @
m. Imited Express ia and 40 p ~ I2;i9 3 9,g,
5 $50 90 ana i!B $50 50 I%iIed $50 o and
.a;1e Pbpidepha via Camden tally except sunday
9 RTad ISPv ASnes station FuOut Hroosyn
Pnseb's Hotel Hobokcn; station, Jersey city, Lnlgraht
Ticket 0l9 v6 no rl1s dm0any viii cali Tor AMI checR
baggage from no, els ana residences ,p uoon
CHARLES ese "a FaE aaaa General Passenger
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.

Il NEM.JERSEH CENIk DINlSlON.
EFFETT o. p 81 ls'i Sroo.
5S 1 s sSS 2 e. 1 %
Direct connection a. Wayne Junction for Germncwa and
Chestnut mn Coumbia.aye for Manayunk' Conaho-
pR&wTNG.k0oM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Rsirn2 avn Sipn an, and green ST.; t
sCN9AY sso1 M pa Pa 1899 l3S9 p M H Ti " aat
For or oRy HA3ES FEAIf and rhILfP5BURc Penn,
For I%iILIiAMsP.Rr.- srNBURY. LEwIsoBURG ana
For REfDING aqi HAERLssU5 az 100 Z q az st.
Sc4Yr2$ & 7oC S st3 q aS At 100
loo $50. 34j, "a p. SUNDAYS at $50 p w.
Foo For FAMAoGA at at oo s. 545 a. H. 1870 ss5 100
For 2SG p III 4aiy'I 9 and MAUcH cHUXx
at Zoo ~ o. sac NJ 100 1850 $40 oi40 p H. suh"y
For EHsioN at SO $50, So m 100 ls. ~ ~ 200
For HIGH BRiDGE BRANCH at 400 s'ij a. N 400
For II ,MINGToy 100 sf5 a. L. 100 1880 400 $50.
For SU0 MERvIiLE At zoo B, @ ZOO, 80 loS9 LILA
$40 Oa 7S1. SIS. l0:Sop suudays' 400 500 a. IL
For S PIX FED G 500 100 20 so SsG 49,
ij1. Loo go o 49, S6 - 30 i So i??t5
pm SUNDAYS 100 800. sIj .. 1900 H., 1850 400.
ro 5I G6N So B SSX o SSgFAN GROVE 81 A AIN e
$50 ~ Loo ,c M fG" az az 100 So am "
For b 6 RIVER ri and 80.
For \ TLANTIC CITY. NiNELAND IN" DIM "
43O M, 100 y. N. .. ,,,,-,c,,,,-
NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. :, NOlth River. VIA sandy h93G, Won,
fTr AKEE 1SHb To Si RIVER dSd BARNEGAr
1lcActs procured al foot Of A.erty;sI M
Xorb iyer ~ 2d7 26l Isl JI4 ll4u and lbs brJluHaI
e,o T- ana 40 6l-v. Rvtngton-st 10 II 10 aud 10
Greenv,ch.sc; Sl5 AL a.; lao. Z Last X N y. 81
S.iS RovrIV and principal hotels m Ne"h0k NY II
RIookIyn al Iourt.,t. l07 hoadTay 80. 90 , u'
,on - Jln s7l Manhattan In hoDuken : 4 asluns
W." ~ 4 transfer oupany Will call for ANA check bag
gaze ti 1iI, ~ ~ i''-' " {. q. hancock.
> - otanng1r Gen Pass. and ticket Agt.
II ~ "a Al NV \ q, L y. Agt ll9 Liberty st, y. \.
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rrpoprAy FINANCIAL MARKETS.

,ov,ox Nov 20-I2.3O D. m.-CopsOs 100 BIC for money
100 ~ Is account United states -Four Fer Cent Bonds
10 Four anis Half Per Cent Bonds AIanuc ss anu
raat Western First Mortgage Trustees Certhcates 9o
10 second Mortgage ~ Canadian Pacific b5s4 Ere 20
~ SccoDS CCnsos g37s Illinois Central, 1924 ST Paul
TGsmon lOls1: New York Central llOai pennsylvania
574; Reading. l3 p -. o,..o. n, ccr, pentes a+ 90
francs 10 confines for the account oo, -. oooo,n+
N nm -Consols 100 81 for money and 1908 Tor account
Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage tS
IenIfea.et 3gLl: do second Mortgage, IS sh!eu
states -Four Cent Bonds CANADIAN RACINE 3o 90
Mycap ordinary D; St Paul Common. lOl -; New YORK
@ntTsi I0S5. Reading 1871 Canada Northwest Land Com
many
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Nov 20 Il rooOrLs CIlts-
Receipts 1ead; SlDmenta 1900 mead
Exports 81 COWS Mixed. al 55N55
s.
SheeD-ReceIpts 5000 heao Shipments 500 head
du; nen0r 500 Gs3 20 Natives. III 16USj 80 Texans
e. J1sz
hongh MIe1 ~ 40 So TO- Pscgins and shipping IS 700
~ 10 Llght. 50 3j4 * 6O SkU=. ~ 10 OS5 ~
81. LoCis. Nov 20-CGuie-ReceIDls 900. sIiDnnenis,
beO; Fan Choice shipping
~ o01$5 20. Butcher Steers 50 JL
Texan steers 81 5ODS3 90
SteeD-RsoeiUts 800: shDmenta 5O0i Common % No
En 81 0U as2 6 Frto cn0oe. 80 51S5 %; Lamps ~ 90
bso 90
Aoes-Recemts. $500 smumonts 1000 Liqlt 50 800
" 20 PACKING. - 764so 800 Heavy. h6 7OQsS 10
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kNICKFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT, K. L.
w Ieave Grand Central DeDst az follows
AtsA m arrying in Newport ~ 80 m
A. m nrrfvirg in Newport az 100 y; IN
dtichei 70 Doth tr2lla
THEODORE WARREN. Supk
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THE NEW LINE

NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK, OLD POINT
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
8 HOURS FASTER THAN ANY 9TH Err ROUTE
The York, Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad Company
now runs Fast Day and Night Express between New n0Ia
Charles Trains leave Newly ork VIA
Railroad q 20 a NJ week and daily, arriving Old
Comfort 5l5 D. week days and $50 M daily Nor
u m OIL sleeping cars through from ew-
YORK Cape Paror Car from Philadelphia with
ont change Tickets and sleeping errs
any Ticket Once Of the Pennsy wanna railroad
Company r. D. COOKE Gen'l Pass. and Freight Agent
II. w. dunno, superintendent
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~, MOUNTAINS Ian1,lc o. Cranston's (Wes' Point.
NcwburR marlboro Milton. pom ;hkoepsi and
Es1uuI conueCtln4 U-tCI and Delaware stony Cove
and .ts,iii Mountain railroad Steamer9 CITY OF
weekday at m pier foot Of Harrsonst. y, r.,
except Saturdays wheE City o. Kingston leaves J. ~
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Catarrh

complaint which Affects nearly everybody. more or iess
II oriuates in impure blood and aggravated by taking
cold Disagrcoable flow from the noe tickling IN tho
throat offensive breath pin and between tho eyes
ringing and bursting noises In the the common
symptoms Catarrh Is cured by Hoods Snrsspara which
sies directly BY all impurities from
the blood.
cstaTrh nine years and suffered terribly WIN H.
Gam o,.r hogan 10 take Hoods Saislparia the eatarrh
ronbed me loss and aftor taxing throe bottles en-
trey cured" JAKE HINEY LumberOn Clinton County. Ohio
ave taken Hoods -Rrsapara FOR caarTh and think II
has done me great deal OF good recommend TO all with
IN nv resob Hoods sarsaparla zen worth everything
20 me" LUTHER D RoBBSs East thompson. CT
Hoods SaYsapaYiIla
sold by Gil druSsists. o.. SIX for IS. Prepared ~
CT HOOD q co. Apothecariss Lowell Mas
100 Doses One Dollar
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON am
the EAsr;1An ran from Grand Central Depot nm a
parlor attached and II with palace sieepi7
Sundays At IL with palace slsrpny cars cant.
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

- TROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE
-. Far. - 30; FXCURSIpN. GOOD DURlNG eEASoN
TROY leave pier a. y. r. foot ,hstopncrst Only except
SATURDAY. az D. m sunday steamer oEchcs a. AlDtMV
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4 LBANY BOATS-"PeOpc's Line.'-DREW
"a aud DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier Al. North River.
foot Of Canalst very day connecting with
al ponts North West. Freight recoIyed Inl
departure.
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SPIRITS or TURPENTIgR
CHARLksTOS. Nov 20-Tgrpentjne quiet at 20 L1yiloe
MvAsSAH Nov 20. 1urpent1Ds dp5et al $3.50.
WILMINGTON. Nov. 2C.--TurpentIne nrmaL S4lc
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THE BAY LINE


OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH
Daily except sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad ssAo
D. m. Psrlor through TO steamer.
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..rS N. Is Broad-st., New-York, November 80.
koans,sr. close November 25 Total dividends de-
Shared to date s695o.oOo.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
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Religions Nollrcs.

A. By Appointment Of the Prc-byfery).
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Ocean CLEANERS.

ANCHOR LINE u. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
IA ssilng weekIy from on N T%Snss
pEvoNIA Nov. q. =. m ETHIOPIA, Dec s, 3D. 70.
CIRCAssIAN oy 2s. Ian SYAs EsslA, DEC ~ a.m'
steerage outward $50 .prepaidslo.
HTNp TRsON BROTHERS, General Agents.
Bowling Green, New.Y0rk.
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IVhNGFIISTIC SERVICES during the month Of No
vcilbcl IN the following TT, sbytcr.4n Clurch,s.
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mn "Do LINE OF sTEAMSHI FPS.

RED 7 CD, ~, ,vn
FoR LAGUAYRA. PUERTO CARELLo' CCRA GOA AND
'N MARACAIBO.
Pier 50 East RIVER
pUTIAIfl PHI a ~ ''iilr'Nd'' -.
CARAfA ~
y 4. 70.
erbcse AMFPICAN STEAMEPS. specially buht lOr the
trade have 4ccommodA ions LOT p"seh3oIs
I'M letters ID Al be sent up 10 noon on ue uAs ta'
steamers sail will be duly forwarded prOVdlhs usy arg III
cosed IN stamped envelopes Of denomination s9ucIen' ~
ncr 6r uitei states postage offs cents per hA-Ounce
FOR fre ght or passage apply 20 -. , ,,.uooor.
ho'AiN-'' n1-~' ~ lS6 PeaElBt.
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TNHE L. s. AND BRAZIL NAIL IS. co.
Il American pss-snEer line FOR II Thomas, Barb ldos
Para dartnhaIu. Eaha Rlo lie JaDer0 ana
possibly santos connecting for MonteviteO Buenos Ayres
md intermediate psrts IN -outnern BraLl
FINANCE Wednesday, p-c Al noon from ROBERT Stores
BIOosJn
From, NeVport News Va on tird tay succeeding
PAIL T. GEHHAkD6 CO.. General Agents. - BiOad.st,
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tollcgnie Dutch Church.
itb-st. ana IatBy cite place
Rev 4. ". CHA NJ BEkS, d. D., al ii o'clock.
Rev. LlN NbS1ON l.. IAlLEK at O'Clock.
2Hth-St and Jthaye.,
Rev. ". W. CONEL Nc. ID d.. at IL o'clock.
Rev. WILLIAM ONi1STON. ID. D.. at 4 o'clock.
sStl aud 5thaye.
Rev. EDWARD Is. cor. D. D.. at IL and O'Clock.
Central Methodist Episcopal Church 7thavo. and lith'
st.-Proachug al 1880 "a and Tao by the Rev
BiDWhLL LANE Pastor. All arc very cordially invited
teHtrnI upti-t Church south side 42dst and Stl-
Rev. H. NJ 81 DEitS. PastOrS0rvccs IL a and
$50 y. IN. Special lopuar stc
day evening sunday school 23O IN Young peoples
vice. Tuesday 74j D. General pray rmectng FRIDAY.
74J D. IL. All welcome.
Cornell Memorial Methodist Episc pal Churr Seventy
~ 2d.ave.- Preaching sabbath
A IN and TO Sabbath-sChOo at % a 2 D.
seats nee Al invited. IL. T. BURNS Pastor.
Central CONGREGATIONAL Church 47thst. and Madison.
ave.-E ev. WILLIAM LLOYD viii preaCi a n IA
sp M. Morning subject Loneliness with God evening
subject The FIRST Pilgrim aler" stranger cOr1laly
welcomed.
Canal street Presbyterian Church Green ST. near
Canal Rev. DAVID q. WlLIE, fastn. Services O8O
a and p saJb-thschOo 80 y Lecture and
aycrnoetng On Wcdnc slsy evening NJ Vcock An wei
come
Church the Holy Ttiuiiy Nadlsopavc and d@t. the
Rev. WILBuK +. " hIkiNs, ID u. Eec"r.-. ti'ccs at
IL a. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21

BRICK CIR HCf ~ a7thst and ;h.ave. on sun
DAY. Wrdutsl ay and Friday evenings Al ~ .. tn.
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n ORWICH LINE. ,..,o, 60 worcs.,.r.
leave pier North River. foot OF Mattsts
inter- above Desbrosses Ferry at 4;oo p m o&ys
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FIFTH AVENU r. CHURCH corner of ith-ayc. and 18th
ST.. sunday wednesday and Friday evenings at D. III.
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WHITE STAR LINE. ,,.,,.., NAH srr.,c
FRS FOR 81 ~ N,,,IICWH y " Ihursiav Nov %. "a m
ApIA ~ 80, Eecn.tv Thursday Dec. 3. p m.
GENNANlt' up. 49, Thursday. Dec 10, a. H.
Gel ~ Ihht ''e"S r,uTs,lay Dec. H. u.
hfi ~, t, X o,te star Foes foot OF Vest lOtlst
RATtS~~aioon 500 SO nd 500 Return teAerS , Sn
,ororais t,rms StecraEc NewGork SO rom "
~ rNnUtrv eIi intermediate Adrau ony' t'o f"l III
s,Sctio1 of mans ami information gpPy St uo 'O
paws omces NO 81 D'0""""'' K J. CO RrGS. A gent
n, ,,.s.t,b,. str ART E TOBEY, 4)6 Wdluutst
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SEVENTH PRr9BYTERGAN CHURCH. conner ~
Rroouc Kidlc SITS sunday iuo-daT and wednesday
evenings = . . y. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-21

TkfNfANUEI CHAPEL cen ~. near Avenue D. sur
dry Iuesdiy aIrl Friday evening" a. q 8 y. M.