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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKErs.

LIVERPOOL Nov 2O-Provlsions-Bicon Cumberland Cut
A. Ud. Long Clear ddes JIs 3D.. Short Clear Mddles
shoulders, Us. Seof
ID Or rKlra India Ness. Prime dess. Is Ill FOrk-
Prime Ness. ola Oh per Prime Mes. Eastern.
63sOd-, Western ga ID Lard-Amercan. sos Prime est
32s. 81. Oh. S2s oil Hams-LOug Cut OlA I'll
Shoulders sos Od buiteT-Ss tiO ned
STATES Cheese-A merlcsn Choice Nneat-Ied
Western spring. ed.d IN q
GENITAL. New No. : lIu No. !
2si New Mixed Western California NO.
], oz lJ VA OIL do NJ 4 IS oI Ods Sd celLAL ITO
dnce-sprltso f iurpentlne 1ss LoudOn zjA o
PercNL i.enned Petroleum, lid gsJ Glover seed
American HG- 4ys cwt TallOw-2sJ cw-.
Fine American 23A 3L Prime City VI. cwt
kOsin-COmmon- IS. ti; Pale lis. 81 OF Lnseed Dl
2Is 81 per cwL observation-disclosures refrigerated Beot
hind 9uxrters I'D fore qulriers @ hops al Lon
don-Sew Ork state Ks O lOs Cd CottOnseed OIL
LiNc make. at lbs I'd
LONDON Nov. 2O.PrOduco-Lluseed Oil 220 2s-6d. s2O
"a od per tun Calcutta LiusseL quarter Ian
seed cake 20 lOs Vd Refined Petroleum IJIOL
ID per gallon SplTIts Of iurDeutns. zoA sd pof
cwti sperm on, 900 ROsIn-COinmon. ID. yer
cvt; Pale. os ot ia Oh PrOvlslOns-Lar SIS OIL prF
ewL Tor American rugar-l&a. 81. for cuba Cep
1fuRaf polszng 5o and lis sd ia I'd for MuscOvado
alT refining s1O@L AUSTRALIAN IsIow-Boet "a. Ul o
ot; Mutton 2ss Cd 12os. 81 COcoanuI Ol-LsyOn. 1@o
u.s. Cochin 400 OA American Refrigerated bee 30 "a ~
hind quarters and Is lid or lore quarters per SD " Inc
ANTWERP, Nov 2o-Petroleum-Fine pale American. IS
francs 81 centnes Dald and Is 80 sellers
Ncor's Lar closet 40 50 fr.ucs confines 100 1ios
BREMEN. nov. 2O.-Pcfroleum y marks 20 pfenngs.
Nueo1s Lard closed al 81 marks % penniEs per ITO %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

The story of General Grants visit to Windsor
Castle and his son Jesse's capture of the Queen
table was told by General Badeau in The SUNDAY
TRIBUNE Yesterday a lot of new novels and Illus
trated books were revie wed; there was n New-Eng-
land sketch of Establishing Corner; the Paris cor
respondent told of Nine Remains defence OF her nus
bands LAbbesse de Jouarre >" /; the Rev. Henry w.
Dwight related soldiers story of The Affair on 'ne
RAYMOND Road Mrs. Helen Campbell gives htth
article on Prisoners of Povert Berlin CORE
spondent wrote about Kaiser Wilhelm and Coun.
Motke; Mr.. Fawcett continued The Confessions Oh
Claud and there were columns of personal, ren-
gious theatrical military and social gossip Lead
ing news topics were:
FoRFIGV-Tne week IN London: Bulgaria ana
Ireland giving trouble. - Why General kau-
bars was recalled by the Gar. - he dlspu.e
between the French Government and the Naticah'
- /. 900 houses burned IN the town OF Ionuo'
Island of LuzoD. - Foreign mai arrangements
d MrstIC.-The disasters to vessels on be lake axe
caused BY the storm 0 5a Bsbo the
mind-reader IN Boston. - Fires in Cape May
Cincinnati and Allegheny City. - Jefferson
Davis on the NOri hwestern Cor splracy. 80
strike of printers threatened in Washington -
Action of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Company of Boston in respect to the death OF Ten
eral Arthur - Death OF Congressman hrnot
- Report of the Chief of the Bureau of Naval
Ordnance.
Cry AND srBuRBAv.-Dufy crosse xamlned in
the McQuade trial; the de ence begun; VNeil testi
fed - Pall-bearrrs chosen for General Arthur
funeral. - Active measures against oieomar-
garlne. - Trial of the torpedo-boat Peacemaker
- Enforcement of Aqueduct contract require
ments decided upon. - The will of nomas
Jerry a wealthy planter filed. - Arc lblshop
COrrlgan issued pastoral letter. - Lecture ny
Or. LYMAN Abbott - Manhattan Athletic
Club House opened. - Gold value of the legal
tender SILVER dollar Al2lo grams)-47d. per ounce
rs. 20 cents. - Stocks active and irregular
higher IN tine morning, declining in the afternoon
and closing unsettled.
Copies may still be had at the Office or by mall
Sixteen pages. Price cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARgErs
FEATURES OF vEw-Yoek DEALINGS

FEATURES OF VEw-YORK DEALINGS
grain developed further strength saturday
notable It's improving tendency The foreign
daily becoming rmer and the indications Of tho
heavy export Which likely TO last for several
least multiplying. Addet 10 these
influences the speculation wheat benefited ~
expectation that the next visible supply statement
show a decrease. Cash wheat 2dS4 cent and
purchases amounted TO nearly 2o00Oc bushels
less than Friday but the
the scoring
November at s5 = for Fcsru.Ty at - ant cent Zoe
SEA- January ,7'- and May Al $3.50 cents
spot corn better bat with only 40 600 bushels
taken by shippers the options ivanced IA cent and
closed strong as follows November 46. December t6's
January 47L2 and May 5oa cents. Oais were without
new feature tut lsGl4 higher 33s for
November, 33as for December. "a "a for January and
80 for NAV Exporters neglected the lard ket and
the speculation ending points as fol-
lows November and December S6.2l January s621 Feb
$3.50 March s642 Apr 81 40 and the year IS q
The receipts OF and DO SATURDAY AT New York
Baltimore and Boston a. follows; Wheat,
263 7l2 bushels - 5ol bushels oats ~ bushels
grain four SIS barrels Al Chicago
Milwaukee and ~ L0us the arrivals Wheat 100 2<6
grain. 1871 bushels. nour. 40772 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Nov. 20 specfap Wall Street telegraphed
yesterday he going 10 turn his specializing censs
over wheat He explained that the New Workers hat
been bulls bulls cotton bulls coffee bulls
in OIL Money had made the buying site Of all these
Wheat hat had and il expressed In
his dispatch the bull movement would affect wheat
be the interesting spectacle. any OF the
meeting the West struggle the price Of wheat
The buying that done by gregas and the
buying NewYork clients. Lester has followed suit.
nearly all the NewYork houses the bull side.
The II still selling wheat however. and still food
ing this anu every other MARKET th Oe1r TAX that some
be ridiculous December wheat
almost all 10 cents. At moment up 70
rs cents call price Most Of the day Deem
either at rs cents small traction below II
The the visible supply here generally pat the
wheat Monday small ngurr, even con-
jectunng there would at all THIS
Provisions acting little unsteady
January 10 $40 OF to-day and acted ~
Two hun re and nifty thousand
hogs anticipated Puts Decor Der wh-st
rs cents calls 75 cents puts on May corn Al L1+l
calls. Al = cents The rec pts to-day zggre-
1875 l76 OF ami y Of DATA The AM
cpated receipts for Monday f5 cars OF wheat 100 OF
col An o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
corrov u.RKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

rrvVapoot Nov 2O-laSO .. Cotl0n-Busness 10
moderate 1T unchanged prices. Middlng ids 5lod.
Do dreams 5lrL saIes-sUO0 bales. including 500 bales
for and export eeepLs-JVOVV bales including
%. 800 American
clause NoyemDcr delivery. lad aso I'D 10. Nov-us-
der and December delivery, Slid; also s-6fd.
cember and January delivery 64. DO January amt Fss
ruary delivery. 204, do February and March delivery,
3-O4d do. March ami prl delivery soi; also oo<ds
do April and May delivery, TOSd do May and June d.
livery 9-64d-. do. aud July delivery l26sd
tenders for deliveries to-day ceArngs
D. mrhe sales OF tue day included 6lO0 bales Amer,-
l D. m.--COtton.-Futures closed quiet and steady Up
Mhtdlng clause. November delivery. 1881
BUYERS November Decemberaelvery tots ouyss
do December anu January delivery 2oid sellers ~
January and February delivery. -o4d sellers do fco
ruary March delivery, SO-d se.st - W. - aix.~.
aItv-rv 554.L sellers. Aprl AND Lay 1cnscfy
Lad sellers NAV and June yeEst,s '-0s ~ssf's
da tune and July delivery, D l--oa- seIeie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

The growing interest in mining stocks is reflected In
the unusually large sales at the Consolidated Stock and
Petroleum Exchange last week. They aggregated
2js SO shares, against $4,000 in the preceding week
and 10000 shares in the week preceding that Yet aside
from the COmstOck and OF the Brode stocks. the
fluctuations and changes in figures were unimportant
sutIo Tunnel furnished nearly 100000 shares Of tie
from 10 to % cets and closed at 20 cents
Consolidated California and Virginia was quiet
In amount OF business done, but its price from
81 $50 with the last saloon Thursday-at SIS ST.
Nevada from 81 80 10 81 and closed al 50 10
Union Consolidated from 81 % TO 80 % and closed
at 80 s.. Hale NOrcrOss from 50 20 10 81. and
closed - 35. Best Belcher from 50 25 70 81 So
declined 10 - 70 recovered 81 Mexican rose from
81 30 To So and closed - 75 Yellow Jacket from
SO rs to 81 and closed 50 10. So far any publca
tons OF developments concerned there seems TO
be no basis the advance in the ComstOck shares
BOde rose from - 40 SO so and closed at 81 3d. and
Bulwer declining from 50 to 81 So recovered TO
81 SIS. IL Il true that the great improvements
recently made In the methods OF reducing whereby
the has materially reduced brings 10 the mills
vast amount Of lOw-grade which formerly re-
jeced worthless. There is also TO believe that
capital again seeking investment in American
II is reported that recently two Virginia and one
Georgia mine have been purchased by Englishmen.
The Ontario Silver mining Company has declared its
usual dividend OF $4,000 for October making total or
II, 900 date The present dividend is payable at
the transfer agents, LOunsbery Co.. No 10 Broadst
November 80 Transfers close November "a
Saturdays san Francisco quotations were printed this
Sunday morning on page three.
The following were Saturdays sales Of mining stocks at
the Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
THE PETROLEUH MARKET

Perhaps strongest feature Of the petroleum situation
the scarcity other side OF the Atlantic The
foreign dealer buying only his immediate needs
imperative encouraged by the rise IN the production
and sustained by the competition OF Rus
sian oil. may pursued this policy little too
long wisdom Tie production here has evidently started
dinuendo and this Of the the power oil
Russia depress prices by competl-
ton reduced 10 minimum. The STOCKS
held continental ports much below those Of last
year and Of movement TO the Interior
Europe they will b. depleted 10 extent which viii force
liberal buying OF the American article at improving prices
The decline production the Washington ield
but possibly IL show the ratio OF
a. il weekA The daily average
100 barrels and the torpedOng OF wells IL be-
ginning with small response. Here the gauges O
this district for the dates Indicted:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

Tie refined market early active az the gain established
previous week there -ackening OF the
demand reduced s gallon 10 I
NewYOrk Baltimore and cents Abel test II
Philadelphia
OIL CITY Penn. Nov. 0-CrIle Ou-Natonal Transit
Certificates opened u.s. n.if,- ,ri., 751s lowest
price, 74 closed 74s. Sales SIS 900 barrels; oearance
$500 barrels charters. 25.397 barrels shipments
-,34U, $50 barrels.
PirrssuRs Penn. Nov 2O-Cruie On-Perrosu quiet
and National Transit ODoned rs and
coscu "A highest price 10 lowest price, Az
BRADFORD, Penn. NOv 90 rule ~ 'ttDIt rrtnst
Certificates opened 7Ja and closet at 74 highest price,
1874 iOwest prIce. "a ole4rances 514OOJ barrels
TrrUsvILLK Penn SOv 2O-S4tloa. Certihcstss
opened At IS and closet at 7i 1851 lowest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

made sharp advances and were unusually active The
cept the coal stocks, and th@, except Reading
tho reorganization scheme for which Is ex-
pected to be promulgated In few days., were
easy not weak The break in the price OF Central Of
NewJersey due TO special to itself At the
close the market showed Indications OF hating In
the advance IL il probable that there will be any
decline beyond moderate reaction. Is Is doubtful II
a break In the prices OF some OF the stocks
which last week advanced rapidly would
exert any material influence the general market The
total sales for the week aggregated 2s69959 shares
against f,9O0,095 shares for the preceding week.
suboined table giving the highest lowest and
prices and number Of shares sold for the week together
the OF hftythr.e active
prexed by the closing prices Of November
81. 1885
WEEKLY RANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

In the carly trading the speculation
active and buOrant course upwarL Prices
touched 20 cents. 3 cent rallied 10 y
cent. reapsrd into conservative
condition p nuctuated narrowly around 70 ceni-
Tie hast price above close Of the prece
reactions occurred were but the natural
10 eiing trading b.
%
thr expectation that the recession would extend Ia 10
pretty and doubtless many buyers held
hope that that ngIre would be touched. The
largest operators favorable TO ultimately
cler values mprov reflected
IN the statistics gwen There bs u
marx the with which the hquda
70 absorbed and The sequent stra
o prices removed encourages
back lkrv IN the absence OF
uurx prcted riOpments would require but
speculative ACTIVITY.
Tho mar krt closed ID good bul quiet
prices dealings ~ the COnsOli
and Petroleum Exchange for the last three
IL min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
ANEW ORGAN IN DE-. OUTLETS CHURcH

4 ..
The congregation of the Lafayette Avenue
Church in Brooklyn Dr Cuyes heard the tones OF their
new organ for the first time yesterdays services. The
organ is the handwork Of T. G. c. Hook and Hastings,
OF Boston, and been building since the beginning OIL
the vacation. 1t is fine large instrument hav-
ing three manual keybOards and over nfty speaking
stops and 900 John Hyatt Brewer the organ
list of the church. made good OF the instrument yest
day especially In the evening when the monthly service
of song place. For prelude he played Guilnaut
AlegTettO il sharp minor and for postlnde smart
Marche KeligiOsO" The principal musical feature OF
the service Miriam's song OF Triumph by Schll-
bert in which the solos sung by Miss Marie van
soprano Miss Emma Wilkinson. contraltO; Eugene
Clarke tenor and ark H. Burch, bass The organ Will
be formally "Opened" at a recital on December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
PRAISE FOR akyRY GEORGE

The Hev Charles Mccarthy lectured last evening
No 50 Union square on The Justice OF Henry Georges
Remedy" The hall crowded. considerable number
OF those present being ladies' Mr. Mccarthy born in
Tpperary Town and educated III Dublin University. He
has been fifteen years in this country He Of the
foremost fighters for Henry George during the campaign
end spoke at nearly all the meetings In his favor
have been forty years reading ne bbie and teach,
Poverty I'VE years ago think my work IN promulgsung
Gods word half successful II has been In The
Ave years snce While As Christians know that there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYoRK Saturday. Nov s,e were
n OF $50 head-l5 cars at oOn -. '"s 80, az
10 sT head against 10 93 head last week NO Trade In Live
Jattle. f. 81 - =. 81.
The to-day 25 Live Cattle Tor NJ Cold
smith mixing the total shipments Tor the week 2So Live Cav
10 1850 quarters OF Beef aud III Lave sheep
Cable ad1ices froa London report American Refrigerator
Beef dull at Al scant &c per 10 -
CALy Es- Receipts were 100 head all al ooth-st TRADE
limited with Grassers dull and Nezls steady. - -.
SHEEP AND LAM BS-kecepts were tine uding cAss ~
upown) ~ 3223 heade cars a. Jersey ~.
Total for week. 5Svoe neso
As,3Sx head ast week. Some o The stocs wss sss>v~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

ST LOUIS. Nov. 2O.-Wheat steady. sales No , Red
" 76i.c.. Sow 76s.e Dec 76%c steady.
No 2 Mireo- Sssh s4sst &C. Soy sac Dee 54te
Rye quiet At sic Barley at "a dc. Butter
Creamery "a d27c DAIRY liza Zoe Eggs-l9c. Flax seed
sac. Hsy-Timotny ell 90 Prairie. BTa1-5Jc a
mill corn Mes. 81 s6 whisEey, 81 - PorK. sl0 90
bulk Aeafs-Long Clear 81 SS. short Hi5a ~; short
Clear 50 s6 Lard 80 So Rec-iDts-Flour. 1000 bbs.
Wheat lrOoO Oush Corn 80 900 bush; Data $4,000 bush
5000 -. OOJ Jush shipments-E1oar
$1,000 bblss Wheat 5000 busl Corr, 5000 bush,
l.OOO bush, Rye. none Barley, nome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
10 CELEBRATE THE PAYMENT OF 4 CHURCH
DEBT

The ladies' Society of the Pilgrim Congregational Church
Harlem. Of which Philip b. Lowe president having
been successful paying OF OF the debt and promoting
church welfare from Its has concluded TO have
1usical festival on the evening OF November 50 5eNsIA
welknOwn musical people engaged and the pro-
Cramme Includes uncutal solos. tlOs
quaTets Among those whose have beoD secured
are Miss Henrietta beebc soprano MIS- sarah b. Anlefs1n
cOnLrso A d. Woodruff tenor. William II. Beckett bari
tone Nine Madeleine Schiller pianist Carl g. Richter
Nlvlal vl0lnlsI. and Ars o. h. Ml.ln. aeeOnluAnlsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

OF diseases unhea condition of the LIVER ess g
the important the b0dy Impure vivos
chs niaarsl Diseases &c =. sss =
.ny seon or iorp,iiiy o tho No esaer knsw. -
ton rapidly thoroughly restores y. a.
t,r Pisrres t,olden Medical Discoycry ~ -
fnsta but in ITS afuon ~. ~ ~ 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

is high and noble destiny awaiting MS beyond "a dis
cples Of Henry George there higher and better con
dton than exists, which both one and al our 9io
have night to here below II only unite ana sus
tain another In working for H." $780,
Mr. Mccarthy prophesed that Mr. George would pe S tn
first and then President of the United states ine
Rev. Mr.. PoWers Dr. Quinn and others made Speeches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
MANS works from sun TO sun.

Work j. a necessity 70 al but. upon how many,
especially does II ial Win the ouren OF the last straw
ami pecu dsate constitutions
so liable arrangement We lssses
toll ladies', but Il easier lor making
srongr and better able do Dr. Plerce's fayorte
Prescription viii relieve OF nrrv0asne aud other weak
ncsses. and al the many us peculiar 10 your sex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

Delicate diseases debility AMI premature wezk
mesa however n.lced radically cured. send 10 cents -
stamps Worlds Dlspensary Medical Association
603 Maiu-sL. Buffalo, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

the market vas NOT sat,sfscfory although Testing ~ Cd
stock was Arm with Common duh sn6 unchanged
sales Of Common 70 Prime shesg < ~ 50eeS 81 w
q few Ianbs selling at IS 30d$o
ssIes-J y ssfler Co 1911 Kentucky Sheep 100 ,, 9
~ 30 1876 do 81 D. At 80 90, l7s DO 30 D. ~ ~; ~ "es
ern DO few Lambs. 10 n. at ~
Newton GiIetr le4 Ohio sheep io3 o e sc 70 a.
p s. Kase So state Lambs IS D. At Is 81 50 d. "a -
at 80 So
Judd a buckingham 257 Ohio lambs. 81 n. st slc.
Everitt Pdcock - state sheep 80 D. at sc III state
LarIbs 50 n at 53sc: 100 do 50 n. 81 SC.
HOGSRecepts 80 Of 2si hesd25 cars Ct Ier
CITY and fOths Total for the week 40 ZS head
against 5o463 head last week Market st~sy zt ~ $50
81 80 for Conmon 10 Prime HogA State Pigs on udy snA
Prmel would bring 81 rs.
saes-Newton q Giliett lO2 Common Pennsyvsnia Hogs
Pgs. 90 n al 81 rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE

sAyASSAH. Nov. 2O.-Turpentine firm At SO &c.
WILMINGTON. Nov 2u.-Iurpcl LlLuiirm Al IS &C.
ChAKLE5IOA, Nov. 2O.-Iurpunune firm Al $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22

spring The Weekly eanrea have deem MtV
1887 barrels Nav To- 4539 May %. 5497 May 30 s5s6
June D. r. 1924; June 49, IDA June 20
1902 July 3. 6.Ss2 july 10 ga July H. 6604 $500
than the falling Oh the last big
values with.
dency shown in al districts the oil
iecu j. roughly indicated the lines figures
reported daily which exhibit this month daily
~ nearly 10 900 barrels Here
reports November to IS charters Noyem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
LIVE STOCK xARxEr, BY rEL.anAPn

CHICAGO. Nov. 2O-Tn> Dvsrers Cattle
Recepta 900 shipments steady ship
pinr steers IS l0Bs3 30
Cows Bulls and Mxei 81 so; Bulk. ~ 90 ~ t5s
through Texa. Cattle dull Cows 81 40Ss3o0: stssrs,
81 .Ods5 2j Western Rangers lower Natives and HaR
Breeds ~ 75es3 75 Cows 81 Oo4240 vintered rexzaa
So sO9s3 So
Hogs-RcceiDts q. 900 shipments 10000. msrtoe
lover Rough and Mixed 80 5oaSS PecEiBx and shiD
ping 50 - co. Light Weights. IS so ~ O0 skps 81 90
ass 40
ShseD-Rscelpts 1000 shipmenta 1000 market steady:
Natives 81 lUdS4 o. Western O0G so 81 90
ds5 Is: Lambs. 50 JOds{ %.
81. LOUIS Nov. 20.-Catrs-Receipus $40 heat: shfs-
ments 500 strong Goof 10 Choice Native ship
ping steer8 - 30dsf s Butchers steers 50 OOess 10
1eras grades 81 sJ1s3 S.
$500 head shipments steady
Choice HEAVY md Butchers Is. o. -
. 81 10; Light SIS Is a ~ 90 Plzs. ~ JOa IS 60
Sheep-Receipts $50 heat snpments marxst iuQ
Common TO Extra. 81 30 80 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-22
Runs. Deliveries. Excess delv's. Charters.
Total bills l,OS2. 3G6 l24l.427 l59.Ool 6s..793
| Az perd 1859 e.941 80 Az

Tie leading districts month had daily yield o.
7544l barrels taxing the actual auaiuabe
Observant brokers the No
barrels
dav ana decline those districts which
exhibiting disposition the output
months VIII not he much II At all in excess u
table viii
probable course production different this
month up February, l>s7. compared with October
leeb, the figures being the daily