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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
o.1rNnAKn To-Day.

srrRruE cornr-cuAAnEe before Van Brqnt J-T SOS
s. s 81 q ~ ~ 81 81, IS a. IS IA ~
sIFgEAK u KI-sfLcAL tiN-fAA -ot ~ S !.
- 80 Us So ~. s45 81 sol, 7O1. - 81 4Io
s SSs 'A'' 'i' '''' ''i' D'- '' s 30, ,,,rn,s
stIRhME VI i AS is AS 23s5
24s4 24sJ .5s7 24oo 2j9- 2J4s. l4J4 oOi -o-o' ''1
sufIIsE CouaIe eclnopART IITeore Beach 7 ,ii2
Nos. az. sou i-'o; 9Sv. so l'os ~ f i74sl SOC
",1iaeTG CoCKi-CIgcuII-PAE IIIBeiore Barrett j.
Os. 40, z4OS, 454o, 5000 30 80 ~ .y1 J.s,
90 49,, 1,.-- SuIl. $40 49, =.
2s spI 1 Couf-CRcuT-IAH IV.-Before Porter "a
sioi 800 SITS 5lOy. $40 SIsl SI4 044o '-V''
80 s6S go. coiEI-tciore kolans e.-wm Of Mary
pi - n,. = VIA OF David Russell VIII oi Marie
fsrTHaoe CouRT-srEcAL TERN-Beiore ngraham j.
NSI ri Col I-rIuAL IER,i-fAnT Ibeiore sedgwck'
GIN L." iioy icy "a i. ~ "a iO'
rUfEHOR 1otHl-IdAL IAA'- Al "a ID. lies II .
man, 80 80 isi &c ~. -3 5,-. III 80
stFEEoE CotEI-iaAL 1EHM-rAAI IllTEeiore Ii9 lax
yaNo -. ~, ~ 5l io5e VI ~ il5S ~.
SIrsiioK CoLAI-IKlAL ni,-rAEI ~ Before OS'oI
IIs si5 1857 io0.. 5s2 SO Ii0I. 7o'. 100. g..
COMMON FLKAs-GhAkKAL kHs-Deioie LstiehloIe d.
q COMMON PLEAs-srEoI4L TEAN-BeioTe booAs'A'er J.
COMMON PLnAsTElAL IEENrAEI i.-Beioie AZ. ,eD' IL
Nos 4oe6. 1854, 1871 1852, 4l7' 4vO-' 400 4'O'' "
Gin CoIRI~IiAl EiSrAhl l. Before NeA"~I9 i :
Mos. 1894. 4UY, AL ~ all -4o- ''7' 49, 4'0 '
ca cooai-TRiAL TIAE-rAaI 1IBeore Hal J-Hos
35 77 TO-. SOI 1884 AZ 80. = 900 5'A 3d. 7o0 '''
- 10. 10. -, 1919: ,.r r., p.t,,. hyatt J-
Nos 7Os tx 1880 1873. 1O2. Al - 24S -o4' d. Zoo
-ss ~ 90 St AND TERMNER-Beore Grady. j.; Asst
Iasi. AiIor felows-AoJourned 10 ,oV 10 lara uc,rae
CoIn Or okNhEAL shssONs-d AL A. DeiGie N'''
coSlng ana assistant District Attorney Paray.-No
5. 1. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. Nov. l5.-l2:3O p m-CorJon firm with .
good demand. Mddlng Uplands, D / l6L; do oreenas
5 saies-l20OO bales incInns sOO) bales for speculation
and export Receipts ii 900 ncluling ., 10 American
November delivery slid 7.4L DO. November and
December delivery, Sod also 36+L do Decemser
ami January delivery, 264d also 64d do January
ami February delivery, 2otd. also t4d DO feeru-
nyery 5 5-4d.; also 5 A. do Apr May delivery.
5 Load May and June delivery. lObsd also D SID,
DO. June aud July delivery. l2Oid also lOo4L
deliveries al tpdays clearlnga
m.-rhe sales OF tue day mculed 5OO bales Amrri-
Futures steady. Uplsnds Low Nddng clause, November
delivery 5 5-6il buyers, November aud DesemOef
DELIVERY 2-oid., value. December and January 10
livery 3D. January and feur delivery Jd buy-
ers February and March delivery, Load, buyers;
delivery 08d. buyers, May aud June delivery SOIL,
sel err : June and july delivery. l06+d, buyers
3 D. m-COttOn.- Futures closet quiet and steady. Up
lands Low Mlidling clause. November delivery $751;
buyers November December delivery - 81 seiA
ers do December and JanI&ly delivery, O4d sellers;
ao January February delivery. lo4d sellers do
February And delivery. 2o4d. buyers do. March
anu pfll delivery. ob4L Ouyers, 10. April and Ny
delivery. 5-o4,L buyers; 10 May and June delivery.
s64d sellers June AMI July delivery lo-64d bayers
81 10. Good ordinary, = net and ffoss
receipts 81 sales 226 stock 1t,y44 DAAes
NOgFOLK. Nov. lj--CC.tOn u aty Midillnz %; mes
gross receipts s.OOl bales. exports e. Great Britain
-; coastwIse, 1904 bales sales -ly' bAies s"sks
sAyASNAH Nov. l5.-Cotton easy Middlng 9le; Low
MMdnng "a. Good Ordinary. I 1916; net and gross ~
ceipts 574l9 bales exports coast~ise 1000 sales ~"
VEw.0HlEAss Nov l5-C Jtton qulet Midilng IS Lsv
gross receipts, 2O.6l2 bales $500 oaies s"sx
20, ley bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
EuRnpEAN PRODUCE Markets

LONDON Nov l5.-Proiuce-Linseei OIL $40 2a6d I'D
I'd Der tun LinseeL ios III per quarter I~A-
seed AXE los hi tou. kennei Petroedn JAo~L
spirits VI lurDentine -O4 50 peg
cWt sperm On SjJ tuA RJsln-COmtnDn- S. I'd puf
cwt. Pale IS Ill oils OIL PrOylsi0a--LtrL 3Zs ID Pof
ewt tor American sugar-l2s OL cwt Tor CGoA Cen'
frugal poarlzing and ll+ M Ia ID Tor hnscovsdo
an reunlng aiulL AUSTRALIAN IAOw-Beef @ss VL . 80
t: Mutton, 27s 2os 81 COcosnut Ol-Ceyion- 4So
American Refrigerated 5ee s. ~ tSr
hind quarters and Is lid lore quarters per SD W tAs
LISs spoo- Nov INSTRUMENTATION. Cumberland cas
4s ID Long Clear Mties. 31s. 81; short Clear dddsA
81 dds 39s Ut snoulors -J-oi per evt sess
Prime Ness 81 per OOL. Prime Mess. EAstsrn.
s3sOd; Western COS. Oh Lar-Amercan S5s PRIME ests
ern 81 81; Lard OIL 52s oil Hsms-Long Cut Ola vdi
Shoulders 35s kuer-sCs "a. " L0i hnest nttee
statex Choese--A Choice. 59s I'd WbeAt-ase
Western spring. Us. lid ked WINTER "a "a
"a 3d per GENITAL New No. : Wa ter. o. yd. DO. No.
spring I'D; New Mixed Western. Is id CalforelA We
l. Os lot IS 0i. No = 6so g1s 81 Dor ceatAl rre
duce-spiritsof 9ss L. to- AZ London IA 81
percgt Petroleum, 81 jL per Stlon clover >ee-
American ile,i AS. per cwL raiOs-Z&5 Oh per evt-
Fine American 23s 81. Prime City. 35S od per cse
ID. Pale lis. oL nOs u Linscot Jay
Dis 81 Der cwL PrOvlslons-Amarcan HetrigsrAtei ncss
hind quarters I'D fore quarters. al per D. HOPS A. -.
don-Sew rs ID IS los Oi Solionseea o."
make. uuil at 1873 "a
AxrwERP Nov l5.-Petroleum-Finc pale American ~
francs paid AMI IL francs 81 centlmes
-ceipts week PROM Atlantic ports 49,
quarters from Pacnc ports, 1900 quarters ron "s1~
sources 1000 quarters -, --.
Receipts OF American corn. ls.7Oo quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
THE BURNS WILL CONTEST.

THE BURNS WILL VoN iSS
yrSrsuISG THE TAKING OF 'E>ii"o''
BURNS AND HER MOTHER
The contest over the will OF Rosa N'nurns a.
x.s,rsay in the snrresates Court 90 Tar Is tne
t.tioe of testimony IL concerned
u.n,v J. NJ smith testified that Miss Burns tod MIN
,s rv n, her life and always expressed dske TOT ne'
motier. -. ..
,,h.r,.. Fbersrachcr the landlord Of the house ~
rr,i,hst and s~copdave deposed that DO rented the
house to Mss Burns and the lease vas IN ne' na"'
she raid the rent up the ti,se she left the house
Dr. Mark Fl. Williams who attended Miss bur"s !"
her lsst ues related the nature Of her disease Miss
Burma told him thst from early years sssri Sne
obliged 10 do servants work and nd 10 assor'a'e VII"
gentlemen visitors to her mo hers house, Sa nor
yerr rrnnenant TO her. she said her moher naa mn
seated her pr opery AS = daughter and sue oo no' "
the s"tcr Edward j. Mccormick. otherwise know" As -
,ox.S mt ip $50 when Mss Burns reformed Iro.n
snss q told hul hat her mother hah en- oaso.c
b,rr,v money from her and had revl>d Der oo W.
him N nj se had pepn rlined by married man euS u
MOI kn,s n At he was ri-d a, the tune she saiu o
wns n ah TO away ION her mother ana iro,n Wv
she WAS lie DIM and never knew any peace a 80
untll abe 10 live WITH Meruh cue saiu % "a
size was living n with her m,tler was not nat u -
Ia HAS Bnrus a. OF sound mini whrn see go M
tie will Within twentvfour hours before the WI. M
mace she asked thu witn-=s II knew go"u la.Srt,
saying TIA sue wished TO make hef WILL "0 "-
hr. Philips. ,,s CHI. aid she
In rebuttsI Dr Mary Spar recalled she sain se
cave her daughter money win when 10 w, w.,
ture whirh Mr.. Marin said n" had su oI. dsuisd
80 -,n never sa-e er dollar in his lie ana
many o. lis steuents on minor points H. ~ R,rns
Witress was informed by her sister tnat hoss DUH"
war living . .,o.o, Tho counsel
will sum up at IL a. NJ. nex, Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16

sales-D Mcpherson Kentucky steer. 1880 n. at s. so
do 42 p at s. 10 d fd tS2 D. q. & 10 70 do i i4S
go u d. % lY 5sa ~ 4, : 30 10 274 10 80 at
- 50. 10 Virginia do 1850 n 81 40 10 DO 1900 y az
fi h al 30 Il 3o IS a. Go 1875 ~ al u ONO do
1921 At = al % 10 % "a itS1 - DO at
5 s Sc s g. 1899 = les e 5;s "
seder CO 81 81 x II s 90 s 'SS n q Q d.
1867 at - 81 80 DO S a. At - % Gt dS a. s1o 3D.
DO 1872 10 at s. Is 20 oxen. I24l u, at IS So Bulls
1929 n A. g 50 J, 90 eb i5i9 nd at - g. do
~ a. s. g 20 TO- i42o at . 400 90 - & l So ~ o
i56j H. at ii 80 : 80 d. 1855 u at - 30 -. -,
steers s @ at - lG Is DO 1855 T. at DO
part 61ta 1852 b. at 50 s5 ohio DO loss n Il 3 Is
in ~ sT DO do'Y All At s. IS DO i79o s Do
Al 81 IS Il 10 oxen 1894 - 30: 10 Steers l2a9 D.
al j. IS % 1876 10 at 81 10 o1en 1872 d. at 10
j. 4 MGnfoe q Chicago Steers 1873 II, at = % 80 do
i x 4 1 as s9es d: lfs
81 Pennsy DO 1903 ~ at = 70 Is DO 1885 o At
Steers ii 90 D. At Il % do COIen $50 n = 10 DO
1920 b. at - To- is Steers 1880 b. at IS 10 ~ state
J solsmSsTs ksniu{Sy stseEs l4eg At ss
t6I y at 8 q 81 10 30 do iB 4Io = . 10 20
stsss aSsS az y virginia steers s4 b. at
DO I isss o. $ is DO i27g 7o 4do 1900 q a.
i22o d. at 81 80 % ilos % - 20 q do ilso n At
sa 10 1850 y S& at 81 Co. a. y kennely DO 4so
60 3 se ;. 10 % g ao l & go Al fG 49, ~
1852 Zoo & g. So 70 Is 90 3d. 1896 s
1873 % laas d at i Y h s s
fsoSSS h. at n1 81 Is g. Bulls ii5s q
1886 n is DO 1873 a. % 5s Is s0 ~ 30 ss
g. = sss g. Ia g It g 1905 n a.: s
l76o I. 70 % Texans $50 D. at So IS 7a do sia n at
% 80 10 do, 800 n. 81 s3 40 .oo. s.o 700 n n,
90 "a 10 als and Heiisrs b. at 1906 oAen 1850
Tss - Mullen state Bulls. $50 D. at 1917 7
Hs.iers $50 D. q y So .. head and for the week
81 head continue scarce and are wanie but
at % ' Df 0een
CALVEs-Re Receipts were $50 head manly at 6othst The
~ TX es a. wsre .tsay At or Common to Choice
lew = FED csIve. sold a y ID ass per 100
veals 270 n SCI 2S do. las D. So SO; DO iA9 ID,
Jeiine Wright Co.. Is Grasser. Sls %. at 2c; Is do.
2ss at 2 80 do 300 ~ at So So 10 Fed DO $40 u. at
HsienSsst D.yi. 9 Grs..er q. !O7 d, O.
Ss a. 81 go a. % la %. a. 81 go g ssG e se 'a'
Hume Mullen 10 crs.sers 100 % at 2e !. q 2os DO o.
Ese OTIS Nelson. Veais ise o. at sbcI II do 1876 D.
Judd & Buckingham ID crassers, 27o n. at he. $500,
SHEEP AND wsre q s cars al sos
The supply wa. not and ae"vy sellers but ,ou IND
fs~ 1tu o .vs aSs D nsss' and @
market steady although some sales o. laSs wee =. Detse;
nggls than could he obtained saAy Inc were h0
lsor Prime sheep sold at ass per D. with few sc
Pennsy wehes which had been contracted cost the
Lambs sold at e. 30 ssG % Ordinary Extra lots.
100 bead at o. 4oa 80 3d. Mixed lots brought - 20 y
sales-New,ou & Gnleit, llo Cansda Lambs. 81 %. {.
= CO. 81 do % 10 Al = IS So Ins,aa DO ioS H.
lsS Kentucky do. l04 a. al "a 50 iol do - IT, al - %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET. AZ TELEGRAPH

BUryALo Nov I5-csnie-Receipss last ~ hours. 1850
heal total for thns s20 mead for iAs1
week 7,710 heat through consirnments Is
10 New York; $50 sale. Market quiet
ShsepReceipts last - hours 1000 head total vesk
lead time last week. i-4oo heaf;
through IL 10 NewYork 81 for saIe,
edum Good 50 90 s. 50 Extra - -
- 80 Western Lambs. 81 1916 25s Canadian Lambs.
SIS 5O1s5 IS
HOGS Receipt - hours e $50 head thns
far - = head time ssf week 62045 head COZ
through ~ "a <rw-Nor 40 carr for sale
market AM Selected Yorker - 05 "a - 10 -
lected Medium WEIGHTS 5a-4 -; Light Plgs ~ 5Oo
- %; Coarse Nixsd Heavy Ends SO 25d 81 30
CHICAGO. Nov. To- ThS Drorers Jouyn1 rsDorrs Cdnt>-
5000 nead shDmeDts 1000; market -trone ship
So so as 10 stockers and Feeer 81 009$5 90
Cows Bulls and Mixed 81 z51s3 U Bulk 81 oS$I 70;
through Texas Cattle fnl. Cows 81 401 S 90 steera
81 SOdS3 L.; Western Rangers lower Natives and Hall
Breeds - 70Gs3 so Cows 81 OoG2 40 wnterei Terana
So -Odf3 IS.
Hoas-Receipta 10000 heal .hipmentA $4,000 markst
and MiIei. ~ sass o. Packing ant shio-
ping So 75Ss4 co. Light Weights IS 45esS 50 sfpa ~ 10
sh,sp-Receipt. 1000 Shipment. 1000. market steady
81 30 asa go Western ~ GS3 so TexAna 81 70
ass 10 Lambs % sOG$4 %
Lous Nov. l5.-Cattis-Rsceipts. 1900 hal; shin
ments ZOO market seaiy. Cool Choice Native ship
ping StoerA ;. 6s+ s1 Butchers steers IS lOSss 10
Texas grades ~ OOG<3 30
HoGs-Receipts $50 head shpments $40 market steady
Choice Heavy md Butcher IS ast 90 PACKING 81 10
ass 30: Light ss 50es3 50 Pigs ~ 80 9sS 80
SheeD-Receipa 800 heat snlpmenta COZ mArkss CUES
Common ~ Extra. 81 90Gs4 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
COUNT BEHST.


CONT Beusts Ieua int VAL DC buied AZ AltenburL
VIENNA cOrreslOuoeIt 81 ties that Tie deceased
man sitting wi lie ell 'est 500, VINO the Secretary
al Iuut.ssy al Prte!shuIg, wneh death suddenly
o,erltok um OIL Saturday evening. he had dDiux
" nj, "A good an etIte and aitSr dinner hls
rtuay where lie gan al animated political conv~rs.
liz with SOL. Abruptly he stoppeu tdklnx and fe
L. ck LII falut III whJca lie 1ei wltLout struggle he
was aready dead his ION rushed forward 10 save
Lin m, III falling OH his chair Tie uec eased statesman
sly.,. worr neat boots He had very HANDSOME feet,
an lie repeat tue saying OF tue Nehh' o. AL tie
tyne Of oruary. Unser grOsscr sinlser iept alI
lie remained up 10 tue ond In1n
OIL exqune tourtesy toward ladies, and all the little
wtlus lie had ere ike those OF graceful woiBan lie
composed amusing qustraiDs VIII nti4e point OF ietnl
cine malice, delighted Inn 10 rpcite them. PINK
fAvortte color. lie had room In us house.
fayofIte room. ID winch all pink, the urnltufe
tables usrrs mantle pieces, clock curfalps ALL 10 TACT
giving o tDst ciean sAasrn Lace, surroundea ~ long
Jocks or white har, feoilnino ADpe ATAnco But be
bee aninate wnen le spoke OF the tIbe OF his MS
fi0n ~ Austria, aud he was happy when le had
opportunity OF Recalling hat been chosen IVY he
lneoT carry oui the ,0ea of Deak, Ieconcile
Austria and Hungary by lshteping wsgut OF tie
boif.s which upltol tbein
Anolhsr correspondent hssrs that the memoirs of
Count Buest contain little OF really historical
ssturs. but mainly deal win personal tnviAlitlss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
NrwvORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER rs 1884

S;o so SisiH sS ..s@ s :s s:
s s:sss IS. asn cheese hess: e 90 Il: Fl
a. a.: eo ssS. ia s
'' e.: I S:Ss. .c Sao s;
sranulatsd and ~. Sd for cut loaf bacon 3os
at Sc for c and sias hg Z
Yellow coon,sss sow. ar ssa With
suppi-s in sood hands 3sdssc asked Msndaden also
Provisions arm feeling T. .l noted Nth Nth
% 5s. H: TTHf aaosa
f ss = Ms s 81 sa 80 g
s s'5a' F Iasa. y s':s :
and gs ,,S SsOi s1 X, s Soss
so- .Is n pesl sSI s:l G IL
s sSSs g. = c FGss sa
.%i ana y more or
Clear NssYors quoted Res sos r.
sAsec Pigs LARDmTs market I'd, has y. ;Ssus s
. Se s Da sasn sa spot ~sa nod
s s' s .nsS aas IN so
south American. $50 November. e22c CLOSING ea?c
5auuay r.. Closing FsSrSay
Ing G i7i SHEs H.i XaD
Creamery Pepnsyv ana
hrsns IN tubs. Iz02c.; Welsh TUBS n:,rG az lie.
Western Limitation ess.'g sa'c
demands state Factory ssla.; SAf Skins ,s's
Demand state IS s3se western S25c Canada held 20
a22c Lined II q Is &c. - ., 81. ,,,.o
sTEARINE-Cncnanged and dui CITY quooeh sD' Oi9"-
margarine quoted go
for %assse Tor " Fair REFINING is,t
Centrifugal No reported keaned Sug ar t elt
steady Cut Loaf osc. Crushed SIC, Cubes 10 ioO
6'-c. Powdered IS l606'sc.. Granulstsi 5lll9@ot'
Mould las Is l6c. Confectionery A sgo III ico-,
Coffee STANDARD 5l6c, Coffee OF ~. White EHts u
47s04c.: c. 4AG4sc c. 441t nc. Yellow &c
TALLOW-Firm moderately Prime city quoted
42d4Ac. Sales 100000 ID. 42G4ssc. , ,., .,
MOO-On of sres- there Is sui dispostio OF
Indifference while manufacturer ia general are
their anticipation II easier market IrahS
small lot consequently Jul prices are paul
Recent business showing ruling rates is 900 ono Al
Waite 4Oc: 81 bags Extra Pulled SJc
do Colorado scOure 25c 80 10 Domestic NOis 81 60 %
bales India ac 10 bags Secured 59c 5000 Mex
Is l7c 1900 Western Texas. ID l7c 2s % d
scOure 80 G57c: 10000 Xxx ONO &C. ZoO1o rlne 20
lame 3gc; 10000 10 Mediom Unwashed Clothing. &c;
10000 10 do, 33c, 10000 Oregon 2ic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
CLOSE OF THE wINAN LIBEL SUIT.
,r.ncr wrErIrR's .HARGE TO THE JUEY-A stALEl

rrDGF WHEELER's ,HAKGE TO TIRE jury - A"HD
VERDICT ORDERED FOR THIS NORM G.
ehearing # the $4,000 libel suit brought by hen'ie
goods against Erasu. the United states Court In
r,, ,ss resumed before Judge Wheeler at 10 a. m yes
tav Counsel for the plaintiff addressed the Jury lot an
hour and halt VIII Oh the Judge delivered his charge
substantially as follows: ,,a-
This is an ACTON for DAMAGES 20 r entitled 10
recover how nucf III. deen"Ahx j. sve rt nee
ry lii The endan should composed the statement
published In this he did not nor % NC Tin, ed
ients appears at he caused the a1S ~ or less
h.nUe COPY 10 the and dsf bdted II VIe U. e
according to The Sonne ns mp, be ned n the strict legal
sense published tie statement No" ~ ION
ton can is be o ' 1ou that Tie cecasou the place
On. u eT from pyessd and what
that occasion s T. sue ~ @ nj what was
cong seeus To contradict this assumption hinA .ue
pToser @ mate aud pertinent the they nal ~ nam
ihat submit you 10 decide You WIZ onsrs among
them MONET nV"vsd p ,hs pain name pertinent
-, Tb@ ,ccasIon but / think that tie references mauo
10 tie life plamun. before ana Sg G a, i fr
Won To 0eelde anOwi wide Just ana com
oI pertinent matters you ma a % 10 recover
not pertinent then the sn, lad 10 pnl,
Il they PERTINENT Then the deienuan n
Jules b, ~eie %a. iaSt Id not know OF the
a. he antin anu could mol have intend ed 70 ID
her That eAeuse II NE gun a. her Ser mn INV
aabciousness renaers me liable ior 49, tne a az I
Of other man even though Se h n T-Ts on these
~ ,.swas the reference the aintin former en@a
fnap Ia tste,i ,y malicious max II you
VA pertinent ami not malicious n the amount OF
IAN g. awarded The pslnn ne ".ounu ISM, 10
rom1te accurately but must be far an Just
10 NO rung to tie ant vet snequaey
liz pAin ioi the injury her reputation ana 1e
mnleie, on bel feelings
en refine ana having agreed upon their YER
Diet by D. H. locked up ior The nlght Win
to deliver sealed 10 a. H. to-day II possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16

MONDAY Nov. 15-P "
The stock speculation to-day was somewhat erratic
and irregular, hut withal marked undoetohe
OF confdsuce The reports of railway earnings for the
first OF November nearly ali IN, AMI they make
y better showing than WAS anticipated large major
ity Of the roads show handsome gains on the week d
1885, and the losses do so to only inss
uicant amounts aud generally because the comparisons
are with unusually large returns Tor the week
Of a.t year. The market opened quiet, with figures
irrexuarly CHANGED from saturdays last prices Inc
invtSi sales Of short stocks aud little nam
mernx OF prices early OF the day, but such
declines there were FROM nrst prices were IN Tue
small fractions. except for New-York and NewEn gland
which after opening Is At 6O7s vas rapidly sod down
to SOFA The recovery the stock was sharp and d.
csIys to 62l after small fluctuations up TO Oh
qu, and 1t closed AT 63 or zig above satur
days cosinx figure. Richmond and West Point hardly
hestaed between 5Ol2 and 5l7s aud closed at 81 ,
Norfolk ana western preferred somewhat active
gain OF only 4 per cent az 81 s. IL
there any argument IN Increased earnings 1t ~"ni
seem that TIL. stock ed for considerably higher
figures The cpmpanys increase Ia gross earnings Tor
ten mouths 20 per cent and It's In IN net earnings
Tor nine months 10 reported at over % per cent.
Louisville AMI Nashville to-day was favo-
rite ana with sales %, 900 shares established AL
advance OF IL per Gle and Louisville New
Albany ana Cnirago lla higher az 69l4 Recalling
again attent AMI 21OOO shares OF II
dealt 1t opened up 2 per cent Al 81 ls immed
aely depressed to 1868. but. although tho board
room traders sat upon all day. II Closed at 3's-
Among the old STANDARDS OF speculation there was not
ing but a quiet feeling and nrm ton". except Win
Northr.steru aud Omaha North western closed y
higher At 1l9A ami Omaha was up . At 539s Man
haitian Elevated, after selling at lO5, rose 10 ioo ahu
the rumOr revived that parties IN Interest had
obta ned control OF New-YOrk and New-Eng!and The
marks' closed quiet aud strong
Government nOu o.. dull AMI essv. Bids were
lower: for he 4i2 . fui FOR tue A. = per ccH Ano
bias Tor tie CURRENCY 6, also were OH 4 . per cent
Annexed arc the ciOsluk Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
TILE PETROLEUM MARKET.

Transactions continued large scale in crude
yesterday The opening price . cent above
Saturdays rs and the buying fever not
hal touched 77s From thst
point which reached early the Afternoon there An
irregular and after sales at u cents
the close 74 cents The speculation ha snip
prsed traders ny the force has suddenly spiAyc
that for there evidently Increasing BELIEF
that the for better developing the field outlook
warranted much higher but that powerful repressys
exertet a With
Justify the popular idea. as 10 the
control OF The petroleum market merely record facts when
that Their TRADERS who BELIEVED In OIL
terests accori with upward movement Having
persuaded that these interests have ceased hos
confident buyers. But probably tho
lupellng influence
producers have that the recent do
veOpments in the Washington H. III have given egil<e
rea Improvement in values The changed altitude
two i portant elements in sp"cu alton nau ally
the advance be sharp ami after Use Oh ~
week the most natural thing 10 exPect
ton, which has only amounted 10 little over
cents. There were heavy Teazstions yesterday on OIL
oil IS bought recently for speculative
turn The traders the close thought that
and certainly speculative chances
the time the agreement was pfrtty
general that warranted more than rise VI
few the bears Of the moment wiling 10 con-
a resumption o upward tendency st.r their nii-
grafrei Perhaps may be disappointment Q?
The .han other re-pecs The nnzl
f. higher than saturdays last price, put
the market was substantial
OF prices and the total dealings ~ the Son-
sodated Exchange were as follows;
Opening. % "e-t---.----.---- 1sS
Hghcsi ..-..-........ 77is IN
Gales, barrels ii-os''o"~
Refined oil was active improved prce7s cents hero
and III Baltimore and cents IN Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
sOOd 70 Prime steers -Olu one "
the average was estimated at -.


the was estimated at So
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.-The arrivals Of Beeves the
past $3.50 head more than las week ana o-'o
bead than the corresponding week last year.
Cattle the past week have been largely IN
strike OF the beef killers Ia Chicago ana
diminished pts OF western Dresser cslscl eiDF
on Wednesday supply heavy AMI prices declined
without full clearance ne arrivals ere 20
liberal Fray AMI there still urt Ter alnng on OF
ION 5c with arriving after the market was
49,.
Beef selling at sclnt sc per pound anu pest es
Live Cattle at IL a II Ec. -,-,..
There goo demand for Veal Calves with Choice
advance; rassers while selling reay
on full prices declined Later In the week. closing
dull and Ia u lower
firm the close Of tie week showed an imprOv o.
fully lc the previous week Inc heaVy AIRY AS
Lambs caused sharp ownwa tepen an ns
ur saturday fulv &c below last MONDAYS prices
dull and dropping ami prices were easier
limited demand late In the week sales nave ranged
FEEVFS~Recepts Yesterday and to-day l76 cars At
City 80 oOt making 36i4 head against
arrivals uptown were all for With the exeep
ton of ear cad. of STATE Bulls Helefs ana Oien WHICH
sold at a. 20 - 70 per 100 ID = , ,,a. ., Mr.
Fourteen the Jersey city stock went direct 10 MI
Eastman and cars Schwartzchd & sul7h rger; put
with % last week there were ABOUT AoV
The hsavv supply coupled with the fact that the
strike been called OF IN Chicago caused buyers
s the sam" as on ~ WIN choice cslIs selling
and barely steady the grades and small fraction
About 80 carloads remained IN the
Trxsns manly OF poor quality 25as3 as little
Stokers at 81 20 % IS with Common 10
Pickef steers carload bought IN chicago expressly
| for Bumenhas turned over 10 them al 20 90
Bulls oxen and Dry COWS ranged All the way loh
The wyoming Will take tomorrow 1900 quarters OF
me weeks hpents Of cattle and sheep and Dressed
| Beef and Mutton were IS follows;