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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
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Il would not nave been natural to look TOR
ana immediate recovery in the temper OF the OIL sp,cuIa-
lion af,cr the shuhe-up" which the sudden panic Of
Wednesday gave the market IN fact sharp rally would
have smackel more OF manipulation under the cTcum
stances than health. lcJ mos. traders were prepared
lower prices than ~ o. while rs matter oil dc
tue lowest quotation was ONLY = cent uh"tf jho hhd
i.lIrr OF Wednesday Business, however, was t0uHhcd
within moderate limits and tine net results OF tue day
trading was To leave figures htte changed AT Ac ehd
Inc announcement that the Gabby well Ia Washington
county. Penn. was practically airy gave an impetus
OF significance regarding the hduc Clemingcr " ell
Inc uncertainty lott by the tidd" Ia consequence
was reflected ln failure OF the market 10 mold
10 the best quotations. IL Will he wlSo Tor
holder, to caution the news IOm the oil fields
Tor some time for there is large bear party 10 the West
who VIII naturally Use every means possible 10 cHecI %
break aud DC is 10 regretted that close rcuchng
upon the borders Of cNt-Eoriuon IL not impro1ao'e
are two different affairs, aud IL there bo any merit N
commercial Wow Oh TINS commodity, reduction ~ the
cry OF % new pOud--O 10 Speaks not
an occurrence to warrant criticism
OF the recent range oI values Traders Neio ul'ose
to De bci-h % tnc close Jdt the lhirAeJ ala not th
with any weakness. Barring out possible news oI
really alarming character u Is not unlikely thai tAe wild
pam, or Wednesday may turn ont 10 nave been a"ec"tI
Aclp 90 thr -prcuttuv, position.
Tic range or psrc, alt the to,I dealings at tio Con
sOlluatcd LAcAtl- ~ were as follows;
Opening. l07~ Lowest. lolls
lO-s iIua...-.....- ......Oa -
0tlta jai.ct--. "'''7'yOv
The rc.iucI OIL market was firm but unchanged.
BnAuroup Penn. NOV. l9.-Crudo Ol-Nauohl. Tran
sit Certificates opened lU7L- All closet at lO1l2
highest price. lo.is lowest proc. lO7 Ccarauco3.
100000 h,utcls.
on CITY. PENN. NOV. I9.-Crutc Ou-Nat.0aal Tran
sit Certificates opened at 1874 and closed at 1879
highest price. losLl. lowest price, l07ls sa.es
800 900 barrels. cclr-uccs. lIuy3.OO0 barrels rams
o2,-5 barrels; shipments, ''.--o o'fFe'' charters
JJ6lj barrels.
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rrnonEAN pRonrcE NARKrr.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10 PROV tsOns-BacOn Cumberland CUT
s I'd, long lear Nidies. I'd short Gear 1lIC a. -
AZ d. Ribs uLi ShOuers - mi. ~ :
arfSI- Ud. Tor EXTRA INDIAN Mess Irme Ness. bt> Ui
PorkPrlue Ness Jus. ud pes Dbl Plhuo Ness tt' etl
~ Laird American, IS. od.: Primo e-t.
oru3 ud Hams Long al. ls Ud-
shoulders 81. 8utter.iss td cwt finest lted
states. CHcess-A mcuCan 4.A ID. Wheat hsl
- cd -. 90; Red MineI. Is I'd - ID
M SpIIg.7+ al; New estern NlnteT.is td
Now AiAed Western. Il. a.. California NO l. is. a.
~ ds CIf0rnian No Is 0d ls.2d urr eenta m uce
Turpeatuc. rs. u: do. 81 London So - per
cwi heined petroleum. 1T al I'D pergalion. IoyersseI
American Red 4gs. per cwt. TaOw-21s 3D. pereut oslu
Common 6d; Pale. lis cd dOs. Od IlEseed on |. -
Dercwt. ialOw-Fine Amerie IN. 21A ID t,rimi ny
Od American Refrigerated Bee! hlhi psa'S
ers. bd. iOle quarters. 3i1L per 10. -, r. %,
LONDON. Nov i9.-P unace-lmseal OH. AZ % 20
l. s. calcutta Iln3eed AS 10 per qnaiten '" ~
~ 10 KS Refined PeiFaS"ii. -,
ND, per gallon spirits Of Tnrpentne 2'S on per wit
sperm ON. e5S per ROsmCommon % "a pst "" ~.
Talr ia dllS PrOylsions-aTd 33s. o. PCT SMs, oI
Americans sugar los oi. per cTl for ou ~ 4, Ss
pOarizIng $50 and lis Sd IS 1diOr Suoa " 80.
rernnR atoat: Australian TallOw-BeeL AS. w 20
vi; Mutton 2Is. Ud. OIL Cocoa Nut oH-Ce'" i
&21 ys.; Cochin. &3l ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20

THURSDAY. Nov. lo-r. ~

. ,.
IH' condition. prov hi'"- 40 I'' ''",' .\."''-' "'
unchanged except that ca, day thcy are intensified by
.,,,. of ,,. and rt.gr huycr. seldom, II over,
......, ~. .,,.I,.,, , ,-,,,t.orr,,ti,n If,
N'' ''i'' "''' ''' .,, 49,.
public opinion a- 70 Fi" '' "i ''N'''' '" "'' SUI
tanned without oven rcltY aplc reactions. The common
-l.u.i stand .l..t 10 tho magnitude Of
'- go. ... .r.....,
tr dll operations ai' ''" WIZ" "'"''' "'' "'"''''
dii arpr,.i.au DO values Yet 10 D. reasonably GER
- ..t....., l...t... t, Ola. f.-. ,,..y.u,.f,-
.".' '''. '" ''-''.'' ''' " ..,
thosr who made th'lr purchases lu july HtFc SOLD ue
u, OF thrir otI .uii stock. ana bonds. and u this 3,
.,. ,.. ,.. -, i..,..,, f,r
n"' " H '''""' '"'' '.'
i.f.H'l improvements j" E'"''h '""'"'s """ "'o'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
NEWS AND OPINIONS FROM Mr.. HURLBERE
LOUIS j. JENNINGS AS A CANDIDATE FOR PARLlA-
MENT-THT FRENCH REPUBLIC ToTIERlNG'
Interrio1n vit IIIllla1a Henru Hurlbet IN The sun

LOUIS J. JENNINGS AS A CANDIDATE FOR PARLlA-
MEXT-TuT FRENCH REPUBLIC ToTTER1NG.
Jnterrie1o rim UTli,a1n Henry HUrlbert in The SUM-
"Is Mr.. Jennings likely to win I"
From what then saw and heard should say w. h;
You know what tenacty he showed in that famous hgI
against Tweed Ring, when as the last Editor OF nc
Nelc- York Times, he took the wretehed George ne
his publisher by the nape OF his neck and compelled MN
10 surrender his vena connection with the robbers OF
the Ring Democrats ought not to forget that good ser
vice rendered Mr. Tden and the Democratic party III
m9t dght for the Republican accompccs of Tweed
counted upon Jones to screen them ana thelT ooss.
We'll Mr. Jennings has taken hold of English politics IN
the same spir aud he has capital voice and speaks
with great precision force and ease ne lds ar eec
see YOU speak Of the result of the French elections
the sIh of October change that result /"
"Certainly not | am astOnshed at the careless way
in which this has been asserted in England and Amer
lea matter of fact the mOnarchical vote In France
fell off, and fell Off heavily, at the elections on the lSth
OF October compared with the elections on the 4th OF
October" -,
Then you think the republic in danger in France y
beyond question. Even NJ. J lies simon who has
IL the public is not actually dead IL Is only De-
has been suffered to prepare to die by ITS own
sucide TO save themselves from slaughter No working
Government can he founded such an Assembly as
now exists and the almost childish way in which every
opportunity taken for making faces at religion ana the
Church shows that the lesson of the recent elections
neither has been nor will be put to profit
"Only a week before | sailed Catholic friend sont
me from Paris fIrons attack ma lie in a public journal
the Government of the United States for ordering the
American Minister TO attend the magnificent mass Ceie
brated in the Madeleine at the expense of the American
Republic for Cardinal NcCoskcy! As a matter of fact
OF this mass which certainly was one OF the os
magnificent celebrated IN the Madeleine. was not
performed the expense Of the American Republic ana
the American Minister did hot attend IT, Inc mass was
celebrated at the expense Of Mr. LOubat OF New
mother recently died at Versailles and he caused
it &c be performed, as learn from hlgh Gathono au
thority in Paris, mot only good Catholic, but ts
good son. his mother having been an old aud valued
friend of the eminent prelate whom al good men OF al
creCds must unite 10 honor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
TR0TTyyG AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

A large crowd was at Fleetwood Park ycster-
day witness what thought to be tile last cup
tTOts the season Of the Driving Club Of New York
They were for members horses that had never
club cup TO driven by nproiessOna members that
had never driven cup-wnner, and for double teams
that had uever beaten 225 TO be driven by nonpro-
road wagons.
The first trot was for single trotters. There were
four starters L. A. DisbrOY Kesie, d1yen by charles
Preston, IN straight heats; time, 2@3l2 ana ~ "
There three starters IN the double team race. g.
W. LauTence's Hawthorne and Frank FergusOn's Ida
Howe, driven by W. q. Lewis had easy victory VIII
Mug with plenty of time To spare Ia 2.3O aud 2:31.
Among those present we're Charles H. Raymond David,
A. A. and Edward Bonner. j. d. Ripley, Frank Work, NJ
b Smith. j. q. X. Lawrence, General j. o. Nay h.
Kearney, IT, william l.. Dean, ". = Richardson, Cap
tain Jacob Vanderbilt. and ". Whitehead.
There is talk Of having some trots Thanksgiving
Day.
B1ETIRORE BOARD or TRADE ELECTION.
RAIrrntnnr Nnr lSucolnH Hhnrlna ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20

Fisher, Of the firm OF Gill & Fisher extensive grain
dealers was to-day elected president of the Board OF
Trade Mr. Fisher for two years president OF the
Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange. and is prominently
known In commercial circles all over the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
LIVE .rocK MAEAEr. BY rELEnnArn.

CWCA.o nov. 10 - rb~ Df7gsr. yourau rs,,rt, Cui.-
Receipts nead -humets 100 si.uiv
kxpoits JO0sJ C0w,1uO MAci ~ GODbi stock
- oUU&I UOi tc~aci5 % "u~ n 10 Ic&tn -
So 80
SkceO-Rccep 5000 head shipments 800 neal. market
dun; $2udGSj 90 Nauvcs - 0OGsi 40 Texans.
Hogs-Ncceipts $4,000 Shipments 1000 MARKET higher.
M.Ned - ftNS3 10; PACING aud shipping.
~ a., . Light - 20gt3 jj' SKINS - JJ0el H.
lJCItte keCsfpta tOdIV it1 peai. total
Tor far I'0D nea1 or 'ant ~ ti yoe< 1000
- gar-"i Tnlct and
- 81 81 sJ ldi otocKers an Feeders
a. tIr3
aesD- TODAY Loo head total Tor week thus FAR
IL JOU hcaI LOCO heal "ols0Hed
tn, .gh. Z nafket quiet AMI stcpY. hellIu 10
Good. 6Ods 30 Good 10 Choice - su@s" 90 canada
Lambs II 10 10 10
Receipts t0Iav T. 800 total for ge"g I'M,
900 head Tor iIH weeE ANN hch con
II - 10 N"v YORK WarscL
Medium FAIR Workers ~ IumSt 90 GOod -
C - UJD3 10 butchers Urt0s. % dJGa3 30 rigs
81 90 a - o.
~ LOUIS. Nov l0.-Cane-- ReceIDs 100; shIDments
300 market Fam 10 Choice shipping steers
nu0SJ % Nauge Butcher steers. - 10 Grass
Tfyau steers. ~ 5UaNj %.
ShseD-RocciUts. loo. shiDtncuts sO0 Common Ne
~ O09S2 61 FairtO CuOos ~ 10 ass 2J LAMBS %
as %
Uogs-ReceWis 74O0i sniDneuts. .Li0O L4lL 400
4a 30 PncgIng. % OOD-l 80. Heavy. ~ 7OUs8 1J.
SPLITS OF TURPESrTNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20

Z. y. 'E''' IT.
J.-.cI- Do 3D.. lt0 -
...,... ..,., ,.,,,,,.. ,..s
IN market Ioi N.iIc ntuN' wa" guy '''' '' ,,,..l
Tonne -tt as SOFA NJ ~, N"fi. '''"'.", .- 81,
were or Dc 90 D., aud Virginia To- "t lt' "l""-", 80 20
H.. bI cIN hduN stocks American N'h''-v ''" '' ''
Ig.Il ana tr. trtI National 90 40 -.
Iuc general bond market ,,pt even Sep win 'hrshl'
market holh In the magnitude "i ''' ID ~, ,,.
early ,cIlu-- there was tam nrr' dhi Some ''Pl' %
lu hgut",, hut later TINS was overcome an ''''' '
hu0y Iucy were the conspicuous features. ~ '"'' o
dealing, were not rs general tncl were n the N'ti
market and u is - lew issues WIZ" ,' a.
railroad bonds exceeded Tb"uOo"V' ~" %V"t
cou.u, after early decline oI Us per cent 10
10 -9i- and clorcdat ~9ii Missouri kansas "I" 80,
nr-t- were mp D. per cent nj ll3dI l-i 'h' w.,
Wcr' ia lair demand at - y ana tue D. "'l -
hi-hcr at t3't Rome, N"ruoWH H"" ,nr'.,,.,
were strong 40 0Isa0' Ihc,1praN' ana ',''V t
g., were mp - per cent at -. tdnaIL Sni,"'il u'
Hud seconds were Only S''iIy 't "'''' ~ ,u1
respectively ONO southern Ine"mS -. ~ "WJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North RIger. Vessels ant Raii5'oats.
GENERAL Market REPORT.

COFFFE-spot Rio dull and weak at Size, for fair.
options lower and fairly active sales 5000 bags cloSng
November ana December. 6.5Ja6OO January. $3.50 .0J.
Mid quiet Sales 40 bags Maracaio on private terms
COTlONspot Cotton in demand and steady. sales,
s3l bales, (2ll last evening" all for h0me
Receipts at the ports today 81 1873 bales nis day lb
week, 1851 last year i3,444; september !.
2ll5230 bales against 2l5965s for the period last
year.
The quotations. according to ths Am3acaa eil,AielsDl
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
.hs Am3cicaa eiI,AieIsiDl.

strict Good Ordinary 7SJs Mddng.........-.. SO
quiet and though 70 2ponts ngher ~ the
opening TO points lower 81 the close IL was prdc
tcaIy drawn fight. Liverpool disappointed the bull, but
the market quite undertOne December here
cheaper than the cotton be brought from tho
South FOR Manchester Is firm sieenbuTg said his advces
from Liverpool favorable. He the principal buyer
today purchase freely assyeserday Parker
January MOhT bought December and sold JAM
the later and h lderstO ID
have bought December through brokers. al sold he
whole moderately. Zerega sold fair extent. Hubbard
sold 500 January al 9jl some think that NIedenbuTg ~
only bah for short turn The smaller receipts az me
ROOM covered TO fair extent. Inman says
believing policy Of mastery inactivity when predicted
some months he said speaking OF the market that
cotton would 20 TO cents il raised howl but IL did
9s don't care any productions Just now.
marker closely" He understood 90 DO
engossed the affairs Of railroads which be IL Interested
SlI N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20

closing dulI Transferable notices 94O
@%ag sSpg PG s..
R9y oS pn bought eRSngh 800 Pb Minnesota Extra 1
So 1888 Is ol The whole range $500 lb Pin WI!er
Wheat Extra g 1922 90 2Ig0 oes .,, Sy o g ES a.
= 30 400 bills Extra 81 g io4 Is 80 mainly within
fpng u 20 - % Winter Wheat with small ne
IsS5S So l at ni for q choce Winter WHEAT
sales COCO bbls, we're for export onotati ms
20 - iOds3 so; Good % Fancy Extra state, ~ -
40 Far xtra ONO 3 s06S3 So; Good "A 20 Gooit)
choice - - go Common Extra Mnnesota - 40 -5o
56a - 90. - 5oq$5 IS Bakers xta, - 10
a . Louis Common to Far c yira 81 !0e y go Far
winter Wheat Extra = !oas5 81 6ty Nh xT9 for Mesi
t tr',i stcadS soUTHERY. FLoUR-s ady WIN
ihculns Common to ooi Extra at 3 soG4Io5 Go5 {;
Gn2i'S a r Y gS1i trade dsaad sales 800 bbs
gPS At % pi6 Gfa o. ' at o = ooSs
MEALnDnH RHses q Rroh6dyyihe - 9 i''''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unsettled ash Winter v Ieat
IT, e.. 81 t,5s eed heavy then declined &C. lien
recovered part Of ths Decline men eii olSe % 'ne
united trade CIt Slug No export bus l.s egottd.
65 g bn Isso Sales. bush future 1000 5s
81 o eS Iga 60 20 c6 5c d'vcred % arrys 80 Rel
.0Sc d'iyerci 10. Rel for pecenotr, % 49, &C.:
closing 9. tc 10 Tor January - 49, closing aa
s92e 10 FOR Febrnary = It's IL +: 9'7inR a. o.
quet and sae> 200 bush, Prime ~9le g.
ccIyrrrL western quoted AT O2@bJe 49,. BAhI.El-
I'D 00u b.u No ~x. >tae -4c 2uuU bush ,try
choice -iy.R BOWED ate $500, lOlDO bush 40 Can uit
--c. 10000 bush. Ung1aacd tanadd nc. BAk.fT
MAIT-Cupt stoady..---- COhN-MHlSet aboui
lower or cash options opened heavy then declined
trne then recovered fall OF aud clos heavy
"a, shade above the inside pre- Moderate business
ion export a hcht for home use. ana fairy active
tru,,.c-Ians in options shippers bought S~uOo bush.
Sses lO- bush. future. $4,000 bush SPOT ana %
arrive including Unncr, hantable az 2jG4lc Rejected al
a. Lc Bgr.d,d. q tc. No g. - 20 ~. sp"t,
l7slG TO arrive: steamer Mixed 52' II elevator No.
. 545, q jJi8c elevator - l2G3Oc aloat No Mie
5is5 H2,Ec. MxSd Tor november 81, e. clos.
ing NJ 81 &c. for December. jiA2al c. closing a5
January - "-t 81 &c, CLOSING az u t. 20.
FOR February. 4'iG e, closing al g'c DO Tor May -
d &c. closing at 4~a,c OAIS-Cash lots have al.
yiucei I4oJc options 81 e higher. and c.os d
heavy al "a shade under tie best rices naes. 10000
bu ~ future 10000 bush spot NJ 10 arrive nclung
no 5 Mixed at 3jcj No. . 3iAGaj'c IN elevator ant
B. L,c l. arrive cost tclt aud insurance No. nominal,
3Dc, No Wmc g. La &c. No. =, 3S'i tSL g. 20.
J. rouiual at 4uc; Mixed Western. - Il &C. White DO.
3-0l r~C; No. Mixed Tor November.
81 ~ 3.o.c. closing 90 aj1c, DO. FOR Decr1beT. ,. D
ste ,!osIn- &c Ste. or Januiry b O'c, c1siIg
"a -, DO. Tor February - isG3 lac, closing at - c.
Q o. b. t.lK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20

The weekly statement OF the Bank of France shows
gains OF 6,921.000 francs gold and 2.107.0 francs
silver. At the London Stock Exchange British consols
were frIner at 100 3-16 for money and e higher ut
100 3-l6 for account United States bonds Is
easier at l27ls for As and 1853 for 4as American rail-
ways opened weak with material declines and generally
wentbelow the equivalent Of last evenings homo figures
from tho declines there were later partial recoyeres At
Paris French per cents rose to 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20

METALs-on change. Irln certiHclIcs qusrsu, ',asty.
closing vety strong obs ! spot ~ isis foe .l7ne
~ I,, and bris.cr al 3OPid2II5c spot zJll -Ja.c.
INJURIES closing Nia'1 i'i'r W I ot g ~ ,o SO
Transferable notices ISSUED al 20 g IN Pt dG ~ a ~
Ter arm at lOHjd I.lJc iA 1tG 90 G. "a tnoIe 1'ae
L11c transforms notices tIke) issued AZ lG g. TO-
"Tors oi e. ,I I,i on 5, o. &c fos doMcs
INV a. "a lbs o. ab., 6@icm .r 7 II, !os'n tuI
T. 2l, r. Li5a. "a is e. IL -.,S A. u. A." ''''ci
~; GNs-foRK temper a, stronger tolay
ioioNn- tcart tAe West. Price show slight az Y,ce
~ o. for ir.pe ted $40 35o INSPECTED I'll %
al tos Family u, ~ ~ 'r iE ni ' rt
or o. H., nonlna Xtra !r.a Ness si50o 4s-ooC,
amy MI f,;, .-3D 7Ioci AZ - 5ItUr Nils
steady fupuogt. >cs u, 90 70 Picked bc H. 3sc Fo
IAN l , zoo i.5iSd sAogdcrs Sc. ri,scl shon aes
aaoc = e. les smoked shoulders 5tq 5oc.. rcAled Hams.
Sos c. mo,ei co. ga .oe N ..r -, g" svs
tUr u.urr with mo r d',nan Long GEAR IN 'St"
Short clear ~ ssED HOES ave not ,ned
siICe Pirs Sc LAip~ihc tcm fas ecIiey bull
. a ayInpatacr, N!th thc West Inc opois AI'@a,.a
Spe,uIlto,i j. mry with mo't afee;t esF 81 10
grade atotei ic sales. - coutret G'oe' ,0 ics
9C,G Or "Gc H. = also oi e.. to arrive 81 r aud
freight DecemUer - iJG - &c 1tosilR ,i 73
les FEBRUARY u.,J o.. closing '.'G2; - 80. -
\ Iilg1 4 A B. &c..
~. i,s,p, 49, ..',t; 2.u t,s Jnuc e CIV Nam
AMI irinrr. sales tl' cs. 65uG'|oc hehneh ON.
Tin cnt guotcd AZ t. aud south American. ~ lie.
'''' ullNltc terms. 81 TIER Gee
,ri n, i'm ialr show 90 ~tea0g but "tnerNSe no
~ 49, A.. and Cream, &C., western
IA az a.. Egiu state Dairy llt LIhu tubs i -c;
else. tIGtatlun Creamery, lcc West
or, Ii,l, va 1c . tltErot-i SLUt Nu4-t .iie, or
49, ,nt ~ .ulvrnent c1unaes h, Sute Sc. NghJ
Sims 6dT Western uaL &c ..LGGS- .ile 80
~ '1 mos ~ 20 naud state. 2tc, Western -5O
5,.c Canadian. -. ~ c. Linen state eGI 4. do.
Western. - ID Is l.C.; do. tanada, size. -
StGA.i-ttIw st,ay ia. renuins, |5.iCc@ sales 900
INNS l-l hIGs. lis1 Islands, d. CO
81 tbds l. tIuiX jis. Re lr,i sta the OILY cAnges
Nerr 4 nullted, Tie 9Itc Standard A" q > lGc.
STEAbINE-rlTm but quiet city quot Il Oi'oc; -ue'.
d a 10 OledmIrZ lIine u5sC.
. iAILoW-Qui,t and unchanged in price. PnIc city
49, ~. ~. e. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE Nov. 10.
THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20

CHARLESTON Nov t9.TurUentine quiet at - ta3i ~
sAyANSAH Nov. 10 -I7i'Dentine duet AZ 81 l2c. bid.
WILMINGTON, NOY l9.-Inrpentlne nrm AZ - &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20

RosfoX Nov l9-FIour qU.et Western 5mDertne :" 90 a
AZ 10 extra - ass Patent SDrng Nheslts ~ 'O9
h 81, Patent W.ner Whats. - 21Gs9 %; Corn urn
Steamer Yellow Ole. steamer MiXedbuc NOGrade, % %
aJIc oats steady: Ma White lJc; No. Whlte 80 &c
shorts ana IA mar. seIly Provisions stntv Butter-
Wrsteru Creamery 2BdzTc EggsFreslad eastern ZSc.
Recepts for to1lay-Flour loo bbls 4.5OO sacks
Corn IS, 600 Dusi.. Oats. $4,000 Oush. shorts 5000
bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20

B4ETIRORs BOARD or TRADE ELECTION.
BALTIMORE, Nov 10 (Spec,a1. Charles ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16

4story dwelling with lot No q Grace Cenr Tnb eIo,o
81 II W OF Iliclsst lot 2'x9O; Henry eNii'h 100
prCOpDED REAL ESTATE RANSFERS-N.Y. CITY.
Tho following shows the real estate transactions recorded
yesterday
St Nicholas Place e s. 1910 It of l5Cthst S'x ,ooo
Plot the limo Of Harlem RIVER and Lor;en"s ms
and wife t. K5Iet Ghe1eoi?qS T 90 & William
5itlsi - I, OF Gth,aSe , 111 ntting 275OO
BoTeIy mo g,i Soonah Looo anu "!o $4,000
4sth n s. I1VI ,t W -, OF SyarS SabsteT 1880
1l7tst No l10 "a Vii Ssii'o 5000
LeAIngtona 1Td ifo ~ oT abi hedhy 1880
67thsi 10 IT 81 M3ds5aave' ~" Wagner $1,000
C. tat6arni Fink oxesaor Engine eooo
,s, ana a. rsw'T 100 SGpaM orrsavc 9x to the Kills
G. Wtiam a. I'VE an" W." tno 20 n chard FINK $1,000
dds ms - f. , Of Malson'aVe' -IAlo $1,000
5b,aye s. "a pi !, ~ y o I' i", 435OO
sunos,st, 8 II dV =, 70 y GSlevs 2s.5OO
suioe.si s. lSSl II Oh 9'aioiS' 2s.5cO
sot to s6 ~ of shave 355xioos ooo
dero to KalheTine PI1ch s9; also Ayc.A
100 Of iidih-si 20x0i Henry Mcguire and 10 600
Madlsonst ~ n s. 81 81 nj to q q F g 0riHs 1850
lo6ns d o TO- 70 lanes 81 GaHC e 81 $4,000
8othst 40 10 Fi asa 1N McrT' MARY 10000
Gts s. IS 4st u y oil AVeO Z-OA'oio 1850
2d9ye s. 92 F;n. n o. eSS 30 1890
II s lGs !, " % ~ Msr Ash $500
t2ds a $ 900 oI y OF gngye n6 $1,000
7tEaye s. near r. 5s,st '2x xn hic"aiu 1880
slS,i't 1oT ar ~ o. 1T mmamne lang 225OO
lOt%NyS NO IL 2nx co. joseph m eta 10 25oo
lsayS s. cor Of r S9s 1e eSer heo 'o"" G3soO
lsiays " sd On s1d r. OF ''h'' = X SAM " F lo5oo
d 1no a ros6 Jf and Mfg sSoer 10000
AvS % 4 @G sn i same 70 10000
SO'hsI $50 20 10 y q n fv' 'ua $1,000
Sth,3ye e. ~. 80 y wa ID , .9I 5000
Isl lii, IT. ", W 81 p'ays i'Aio 265oO
So'hs 10 i,i " 81 Iaay awe and n 1900
e n " q Font Washington ltltgS
read $lO1- Metropolitan savings hanN 70 $1,000
Ave A g l272 IT OF S4th-st. 2jGx9S NifTcFulali
Meier Anerbaeh and another to i'nr'' O'' 10000
lOtilave e s so IL g 539-st, 25X75: James CIR
roll and wife to Henry W krummintde anu N 90 oon
Sib-aye G q l3s 81 3 thst 2t2Td4i Kaufman % 600
and wife 20 IL T nan tOttllcO- -'
" Of GthdNc lOuNlu@I; fIc'cINh u o.n
ChaTl \ Fuller 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
I onr0 nn0 Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
CANDA HOUSE. Il Laiaycttc-placc.-Sc
- boarding with hotel couvclisHceft ca suieo' S."Sy
ratios telucc,L
without private tsb.c, at ia Mad.onavr heith'e'
exchanged
: 7 and Q EAST lG1II-ST. adjoining Wind
>. sor lot l.-Iln1ds,nelr furnished rooms
IN GRAMERCY PARK. 81 Irving Pace
az Elegantly furnished front room facing park hot and
coli water AMI bath single room gentlemen only
J.s EAST Jurisdictions to let with
%'b board. references
.kD az @ i,rE dst io elegant suite, and
single rooms rIsi-cla's table, privilege fpaif.
20 EAST O"H-ST.-Scconi and third
rooms for e.rt.1lien en- suite or sngy.
l0TH-ST.. III EAST.-Amcrican private
'1J family VIII rent arg" h1n'-n'y ,enir,r.. br.t
board references.
80 EAST 29TH-ST. - Two rooms, garl'r
H'b roor sunny rooms. thIrd fo'r. with board rex
100 MADISON-ANE. - Handsome T0oriS,
30 with private bath and attendance Private table
only.
West Side.
FURNISHED rooms with board, 81 West
/ 5ad.-t Lcioro1ces exchanged.
onSTORY PARLUR ard BEDROOM; also
CD han room with board: family small r,f,rsner.
1.) WEST 15TH-ST.-Ycry desirable rooms
ence- roquifol f--
a1 WEST 42D-ST.-Elcgaat rooms, with
-ZSb Grst-class board references exchanged
IN WEST 3GTI-ST.-LHdy with small tam
~ iy VIII 1t two elegantly furnished rooms 70 gentle
On WEST 18TH rooms on third
~ 70 parties desiring permanent homo board hr't
class references
ONTU-ST.. G2 WEST, between 9TH and 9Th
aves-IIanisomely furnisholr'or' excellent table
references exchanged
20 IVES + 2GrII-Sf.-Tlcasant rooms, nicely
sbsD furnished: excellent tablet hrstcass loci on
reasonable prices a quiet hotel
A. WEST 22D T., with board. fourth floor
Il single heat Il also sunny exposure reference
AZ WEST 18TH SI.-Sunrv square room
fO hal room. with boIr FOR ntocn. reference
40 WEST Doth ST.-Sccond and third floor
Il 10 rooms, with board
40 WEST 20TH ST-Singlc and double
10 ROOMS with board references.
II WEST -ST.-SuPerior rooms Tor
80 gentlemen only with private family with or without
Brooklyn.
UNO RENT.-TwO second story furnished
rooms without board; references exchanged
lO2 south ElnOttplace