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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-07-18
LABOR AND POLITICS.
The Central Labor Union Almost
Unanimous for Action.

Last Sundays meeting of the Cen
tral Labor Union, of New York, was
an important one. Soon after the
minutes were read it was decided to
90 into executive session and take
up the question dearest to their
hearts, that of taking Independent
political action this fail. A few of
the more conservative delegates, like
George Mckay Of Typographical
Union, No. 6, at first opposed the
scheme, arguing in support of the
position that all past attempts to ere
ate an Independent workingmen's s
party had been futile. They had
ended in puny exhibitions of weak
ness and disorganization instead of
successful manifestations of strength
and power.
These arguments, however, were
soon buried beneath a flood of com
mon sense from the straight-out
labor men, who declared that organ
lied labor in New York is now pre-
pared to enter the political contest
and elect its representative. Statis-
ties were produced showing that in
New York city there are fully 100, 900
workingmen attached to labor organ
izations who would stand up and be
counted on election day for labor's
candidates. Besides, it was urged
that thousands of honest citizens
who are not in any organization, but
who are tired of the rule of corrupt
politicians, would join hands with
organized labor in a battle for honest
government. At the mention of
Henry Georges s name for Mayor there
was great enthusiasm.
Finally a committee Of five was
selected to prepare a plan of action.
This committee will meet next Tues.
day night. at No. l4l East Eighth
street. The question of establishing
daily workingman's paper was dis
cussed at length, and met with but
little opposition. A committee was
appointed to perfect the scheme, and
report next Sunday.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-07-18

the Republican and Democratic par
ties, would prefer to act inde-
pendently of both those old parties;
but if they will subserve the desired
ends. | see no immortality in permit
ting them to do so. 1t is true, we
always think we are going to win
before election. and are invariably
undeceivcd afterward."
There is really some activity
among the workmen now, and if the
agitation is Systematically conduct
ed, there may be such results rs will
Threaten to wipe ont the legal con-
splrators against Labor.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-07-18
TOTAL ABSTINENCE.

At the last meeting of the Cigar
makers Progressive Union, of this
city, the following was adopted;
Resolred, That we abstain from
drinking Ehret's beer, and recon-
mend our friends to do the same"
Is this conspiracy or temperance
or boths
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-07-18
A TERRIBLE WORD.
COMRADE SELLER, OF BRIDGE
PORT, EXPLAINS.
A Socialistic knight Defends the
CauSe-Iianging John Brown
Did Not Prevent Emancipa.
ti0n-A Democratic
Government.

A'n the average wcll-fcd and COM
fortably situated individual, endowed
with just enough brain to vote AS his
great grandfather voted. the word
Socialist" has about as much effect
As a red handkerchief Haunted before
bull.
Nario local papers have gratuit-
ously in ted such shower of in
yoctiycs A my devoted head and the
cause winch | am proud to serve,
that their readers must by this time
be pretty we'll convinced that | am
the incarnation Of dcviltry and
yIcl0uSness.
| am willing to have my private
aad public character measured with
that of these gentlemen. Why any
honest, clcar-sighted and tolerant
person should look with disfavor
upon u Labor Lyccum, where ques-
tons Of public interest are openly
discussed, where, in spite of differ
ences of opinion, the best of feeling
prevails, whore everybody. from the
professional politician up to the
honest toller, enjoys the right of
free speech, where at times over
hundred ladies attended, is to me
incomprehensible. The only people
who suffered by these meetings were
tie rum-scllers. Week after week
the gospel Of Socialism, Of the com
mon Brotherhood of Man, was
plsaehad there, and-no riot. no
bomb, to frightcn the good people
Of Bridgeport But, like the Roman
empcrors of | 800 years ago. our au-
thoritics have decided that such Sc
dltlous utterances must no longer be
tolerated. Socialism must go. Vain
endeavor Man can be suppressed
and imprisoned, never an idea. So
cialism, if based on false premises,
will die q natural death without the
aid of its opponents. 1t will never
be dubbed or fired out of existence.
The hanging Of John Brown did
not prevent the emancipation of the
chattel slaves. The persecution of
Socialists will not prohibit the final
abolition of wage slavery.
do not believe in violence, neither
in the policeman's club, the riot gun
Of the militia nor the bomb of the
Anarchist. These are savavc rem
nants of our fratricidal competitive
system. ! have full faith in the
dynamite of the brain. Unless the
authorities by overstcpping the
bounds of reason and Justice precipi-
tate hloodshcd, feel assured that at
least in this country the cooperative
commonwealth will be established by
the ballot without any violent up
heavals. The future belongs to the
toilors. Organized Labor will elect
the next president of the United
States. That people of common
school education and even ministers
of the gospel persistently confound
Socialism and Anarchism-two OBJ
posite extremes, contrary in aims and
tactics, such ignorance is deplorable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-05
Extremes.
month";


FLOUR AND MEAFLoUR has been nrinc so
exception this class there has not oeeh an o1
demand comparative scarcity 0 mi. gade than any
There change IN any part OF t weaG market
gsaT %rset COO csas So In nc iS1s Zoo
6bs City Mil Extra 3 80 Sst 30 Tor the 3, W ee
indies at in new DEg s 3 5s ss 'f
Choice 900 6O. EIts SS e6oSo. Minnesota
ira 81 80 SO 80 Tor Common Good s3 50 - 10 Tor o0a
TO ChoIce the latter for one or two for export
a %S 81 90 suporsns 50 I5Ss3 "a
80 Common 70 10 GOOD O Extra S western Good
e GSeP oa 1 3 %Gss 3, s. soo d
Choice - $685. Is Common E,Ta as S5a1s S.
straiaht 80 Patent - $685. Bsse ss 81 IS
FAR Good 50 IS = so Good to Very Sh9ee
latter an Ear P Ms %nsr 81 So latter
pkgs souh American - 6O0s470 market closiny Hu t
Ear I EIra az 81 - and Fair 50 90S
aperne 30 r., % a 81 sS
"e''I BU GKWHaAT FL0U RouoTed 81 80 asl 99 hoo.
ya aSD sT.A. NJ Ss'9a HsS5Ss
Prime sio S2 70 no 2 eSyer Nj MxS SS5
Long a70 short 90 Dat 50 Wheat TO- has been less
active and prices a to "a lower closing heavy Win wy
moderate business Tor export AMI little ore @ 5e aucna
iions IN prices within limits OF \ to &c ana poS
further declined be- then ivanced &c and Ii2se hh
- above the lowest Pre- o. the ai Old NO Mwau
kee al - =: No Northern At Ssc; No tiar AT ~
rrsie! Red $ a - Sci Red, ~ - &C eieVt
afolt 30 Red &c elevator 81 soc denver -
Red November ds31tc. closing AT ~ ". ~ u {c
-j0 Sja-c closing - &c; do January % ~
closing al Sac; February. ), ia so" .os'iH
s.Ac. do March closing sOc. asked 10 APRIL slosLS
81 c nom nal do May % 9l6a 93c. closing q, W u "
lime closing at 931.c nominal -Rf T. ia hLEl
BARLEY MALI Duli and nominal. 7po' s
IN. trading fairly active and prices &c t ,re
ing heavy with doing for export ana oay H ar
for home nse options the dealings nave Dee 10 &c
nd unsteady and weak prices
opened weak at the owrse
~ ' s,ch sl,o a decline Of y To Nc from inc \.
we l O. IN Tr compared with Yesterdays co9n9 ~
o. ia' ses 5oi0O0 bush future $4,000 bush SPOT ~
ls;,g ingradeJ xed at 49, 1899; New No D. 81
No y 75y ~ tc III elevator 46L21 iO'4c aioat 30
vrnnber q Ice closing 40 2c do 'e,ehneI -
AZ &c closing be- do. January ~ 'sdto-'
AZ = do February closing at - 2c nOmihii y,
5DLd5lsc 80 Il Oh - ~ '.'i,7
cash sts was moderately active, AMI prce !" - r
clio. ng heavy options the trading was ASn ~ a. AZ
active and prices the close. opeheu "flh ~ ~
cine o. To-. further declined TO 10 anu closer VIZ ,
lowest prices OF the day and almost decline OF = T."
the highest and Ne compared with YESTERDAY @ W
prices Sales 80. BUSH spot anu tuture a.,
al BE: do 80 2d3j iac; No q % ~
White }tc; No I White 3Sr; Mixed western D. a. 80
White do IS Toe White state, 6Lc; No NIEeDui
3ys.r closing AZ 32a: December IS = 15s'
SO kc do January "a a34 Ac. closing at 81 &C. 40.
SO. n 3S me closing a Fl.ED-Que -
Walkers private daily circular, November D. Aooo' w"
York
Ivn Monthly 1855
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-05
cTosyyG PRICES OF PaTLADsLPHIA STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA srooHS
sAx FRANCISCO. Nov. 4. 1883

THURSDAY. Nov 4-PM
The stock speculation to-day WAS tams and there Va"
n general Yielding OF prices At the opehink h'n
was a con spcuous seller OF stocks and that opeh i
ardor Of local spectators 1t seems
BILE that the large posd for henry George Tor Mayor
has bean effectively used By private cables TO disturb
the IonIon and other European ideas concerning 'n'
situauon OF affairs. In such case, 'H0
fact Is only stated that MI "eO.o
polied 1880 votes the other fact tna' '"o
aggregate Of votes pollsd against him and MS tneor
amounted to Isl 5O6 aud the other and more Important
fact that not one-hzf OF the votes poed for nun "ei
true Endorsements OF his crude deas are carefully sup
pressed or not referred to IN the cable dispatches
are cent with intent OF tenn porarily innuenchE 49,
OF American rail ways II there was any real uneAs'n
felt either abroad or at home ON the suoJec' Vi W.
George and his doctrines It quickly uou''
=. shawn In the market for Government bonds
IN the relation of greenDscks to gold ana III
the use of silver and silver oer'' ,
as compared with gold coin. Government Donus ru.'
strong legaender notes which are ne Sooa as
and the country continues 10 absorb silver IN v
or another in It's daily business while recently the prlee
Of silver has steadily shown an advancing tendency,
| which It would not do II Europe Dene,eu W. ~
| America was on tue of tho acceptsnce o. o.,
An AnarchcaI government in place OF government. Va
constitution and laws. London and other EuropeH s
when tsey iearn that the American banker. aud capt
tasts who the peers o; their KIND In wolcn
' no. t@ .,-,. Sam s%a,, a not hold T "a:
American Republic to the British Gro wn ana II wiz as
more than one George destroy IL or In the least
To- delay lis steady progress TIL Europe RECEIVERS ~
common our stock markets may remain a 80
unsettled. When sellers are plenty. ouyers 1900
wit for more favorable TERMS y,
IL anxious TO sell, by all means icy -, ~ =,
buy its shares cneaply as posslbie Later on'
discovers tnat the United States still lives
has a rather lively existence IT'S anxiety 70
will he nroporionate There was no SpeciH
feature ia the days market Londons saIes
of few stocks exerted an '...
mo, ths whole Market and with the usual fucuatlon.
there was a quiet dropping Of ngures when exesune
through the whole list from A to L. But the onorlnEs
Srhk,h inr uded a liberal sprinkng OF short saie.
were absorbed and the market closed stesHy ~ '''
Govern nent bonds dull and steady Wild the e'
for the 81 advanced 3 per cent Annexed are tue eios
| inrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-05

nsnt sssSse oe' South American. 1000 tcs Novembss
6221827c closng 2:c. 1000 tra December, eZ<1
6s7c: closing 6.25c.; 5000 tcs January 6s3as5!c.:
closing BE; 1000 tcs February Sal a6t4e eiosnc
Sale. $500 March, 6ied653c., closing b.Soc, zyo
seller rear. BUTTER CHEESE ~ E9G g..
The market has varied In PARTICULAR All fcaiy no
grades hold FIRMLY Butterstate Creamery - zyc'
state nary hslf6rkins In tubs II 2sc.; Welsh tuDs
20a &c; Western Imitation Creamery l4slsc. Western
DAIRY iOA l<c: Western. Factory l0a l3c. thecsc -
Stronger ami in fair demsnd state ga ~ Night skins
aTnsr STATE 24o western ~ e23c Canada held 20a2lc
Lined. II q l8c
pr ces showed no chances from 37alEc. for Moasses ;
4 sic for f6~ test centfiugt
sales 400 bags Pernsmbuco. o Toe, $50 hhds -
Vincent 4s Refined quiet Cut Loaf oioc Crusnea
q 81 lsc Cubes sos 5-i6c. Powdered 616ascL Grann
lated 51,c Monld A. 57.a6c Confectoners 5,sao u.s.
Coffee A standard 5-l6 Coffee OF A 3 3.l6c- Whfte
Extra l5l6a5isc- Extra c 4'ses 1916, 4s@f IT,
Yellow 4sd44 =. --....u .o,e..
sions vet that manufscturers have settled
obsnatey 10 await decline before purchasing freely leie
IL only passing fro day TO gay whieh nas
to DO made, however at full prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-05

.,.,,r,.- co,-pr-f'1 ANRFRS-Refore Van Brunt JNos
a. Al 10 o. gs 10. Ill p III 10 29 y 5s IL
IN TIExF CouRr-srEcAL TERN PART Before andrews
a. a. a.. az, go gGl SCI 500. g64 Ses Sea $50 5"
- ,p,fr (Otgr-srRciAL rEEM-PARI ll-beioIe poh9-
hue i Nos goo 929. s3S. 942, No. SOo $40 80 vol '
'o1, SIIrTvyg CouRT-CIEcUIT-PART I-Beore Lawrence
J-Cas. On No day calendar - , -, uo,
SUPREME CotET-CIRclI- II-Bsiore b s .J;o
~ it4e -6- 1p9O S4o3. 1906. lo1o so ~; soy
10 g 1866 497 2j2g 1903. 2o5o 1884, Loot S'o 1-4o
los s,,p -ClRcIIf-PAET III-Before Barrett j.
Nos 400 2si. 5o0l 4226' 44oe 44o' 'A'o sO1o ''''
~. ,.,T1,y CRCuIr-PART Iv-Before Lewis j.
No lUO3 32lo 3G ll53 3lI. al5' - II zUV ~
lOn 932J 2GO0 l574 1870 51O CO., DO I4eO 'Ao 11'''
SsuReocArr,s CouRT-Before Rollins. SWIM OF Thomas
A. a IO:3u a. r.a.ot.,,,
srralIoE CouI-sFEciAL TEEsi-Beiore Insraian' J.
NsuPFrloR CouKT-TKAL TERN-FAET I-Beiore seds"ick
'sITpxS5oE CouRr-TRAL TEEM-PAEr IL-Beiore Freed
SnpTr,0 CoTRT-TRAL TTRM-PAET IIIBetore TIuaT'
JlS2 1888 1859 1924, lS-J 1870 loo 4o04 Ao'o 4foi
itsioe CCe1-TRIAI TFaM ". Before OGor
man J-Nos 500 GOO II II 49, I-o- AIo'' i'o0'
CHNgoN PfFAs-GENKKAL IklA-Beioe larreihoie 80
Day su, Van Hoescn j. Nos y, % 20 80 81 o. 40 D.
Z "a rs ~. 80 a. as
scoNoS PiEAS~srEciAL TERN Before Bookstaver. j.
NS SSsINoS PiFAs-TmAL TFRN-pA I-Iefore Alien j.
Nos lO33 1880 1870 2z53 80 1852 1857 io'1 -''
i.17 lgO,s 1852 1855. l6ij 1903. - =,
CIV t.oI'tT-IRAL KEN- PART before NC Adan; g "a
~ l57 US I'll ia 1856. 1904. pa 1913 l4D2 LOO
Ie7S l-s 500 l74. 1856 1928 l'Ul, ISL 1917 100"
iSr 49, - cSciRTTRit TERN-PART lI-Before Hall J-N0s
raj Iaee l62s l544 300 1896 745 1889 l5OL l4Oi s23
los y >. 1929 lOll, l1le. 1910 JoO' 4oo- 4o' ~
Clla 20 les I'll II 2 1888 1854 1875. 1902 1853
ISIS i5S 1872 I'll 1891 1906. l7sl l7J@ 1884, 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-05
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

pr-rF.ro Nov -Cdtre-ReceiDts last "a hours. lOoi
head total thus far. 1850 mead Tor same e s
yeek 1918. head: through e0usignments % ears VI
inch ali sale market quiet ANU u
CHANGED o.oo -, ...., ,o- v.ok
thus TAR 10000 lead for same time last week. oU ne
consigned through q ears OF which TO New OK A.,
cars for ase market active sheep scarce anu hFn No
dunn 10 Good IS % So rs Choice 10 Extra - ds4 20
Canadian Lambs steady at IS 25Gs5 40 AL oneiihE'
taken oo -, ....,,o. ,aab ,t 4.
"a 1880 head total for week 1hus
last week % lSo mean 'on
signed through 40 which IL 10 New ork 10 cars or
sale market lower Mixed Pigs and Light 1orkets
81 gO6s4 10 York Weights - 2hd "a 80 eeiecti
:. OOGs4 5J Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends 80 1888 d.
all offerings taken - =, -.u.X. Cotl,-
CHICAGO Nov. Tine DrOrers Journal reports; td,se-
Receipts 900 neat shipments 1000: market SLOW
ming steers sOcker and Feeders 81 ~ q 70 %
Cows Bulls 81 - ~ lO LUX - w 9s- ~
through Texas Cattle Cows. ~ UOGto 70: SVee
A. JOas O5; Western Rangers lower; Natives anu hsn
Breeds - OOaS3 Cows. ~ 4OG2 30 Wntefeu AeAAnS
~ 75GS3 20. 800 ,.. ,anoo r,,rt.t
ocivr. Rougn So 50GS4 90: Packing and snp,
ming So 80 "a JO Light Weights IS 5oGs4 oO skps - W
S6eeD-Receipts 1000. shipments 1000: market dull
Natives % 75 Western ~ OOG - oO TEXANS % w
ass 90 Lambs 81 75 - 90 - ,coo ,, .,,.
ST LOUIS Nov. 4.-CGttts-Receipts l0OO mean: s,p'
ments 300. market GOo1 TO Choice NAIVE snip
plug "a 3U0S4 80: Butchers STEERS 10 AV~0' 49,
Texas grades - 90 a - TO- oooo ....,o, steady
6Sgs-leceipts5 % shipments 1000 market seay
Choce Heavy and Butchers 80 80 as ~ fscAlhA 20 !"
n "a 90. Light 10 7OG <3 50 Pigs. - fOGS3 10 - A.
ShSeD-Receiuts 80 heat slpments 0OVi MArAoS I'm
Common to Extra ~ OOGs4 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-05
prrs oPLEGAL NEWS.

Mr.. rizapsth Greeley sued BERNARD C. ami John COW
perthwai, furniture dealers for slooOo aes'ns .@'
.nn,oves who had been her house No BIO
ave 10 remove some furniture sold TO her gu is I'm br
ia h.J voenfy assaulted her. OF then ~,
win an iron suit was ns ,ss6ed
$3.50 IN the supreme YESTERDAY witnesses ~ %
,h.t MRS Greeley the assaant employees oi y, 90
1890 tha Mrs. Greeley pnrch sed parlor sut AZ
aSrceing 10 nav So and, having paid S'' oeaS' ~
payments altogether ....,o- 81 tho ea,afe Of ex-
rndse BoswOrth Justice Donohue yestSIS az
pointed Archibald Malay receiver OF lhe h Liam on
dsrgrounI Connecting Ra lroad Company luz aini ~
witch Judgment has entered for the pants Wa Ur
ali oo due 10 ex Jn re BOswOrth, who was one oi ie
,soDers appointei by General Term OF the supreme
s,rt Ia az anime the company's plans The court % @
which 20 the company S''"
,snsstion ~ the II the amount nanc' -
nstce Van Brunt the Supreme Court has resrNe s
decison on app icatOn Tor permanent Wy II ~
- fl,eres Edwin Guthrie against oscar r
ton a Of tide firm Barrow. Wade. Guthrie q o. 49, Nv
ans ~ No az WiIlamst restrain MI Morton no ~
,udng his partners the Office ana 10 preNen.
ing free access 10 the Justice Don0hne
temporarv Injunction october 81 MI wade - III ~
ana Messrs Guthrie and Morton are az l"gee hcas
caiver has been for. Charles AexahHef T,n
Nessrs Gutrie an Wade and Isaac Miller ior MI
Argument on to confirm the report oa en- dfiot
Green awarding h aim % III ~
Ia moneys already cd by him or ms SERVE ~
fornev OF Miss Mary HOyt VIII be hesrHO y 9ioe"
Rollins Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-05
TIE COURTS
SETBACK FOR THE ELECTRIC LINES.
FUDGE FREEDMAN DESiEs THE Aoiios 80"

srrRacK FOR THE ELECTRIC LINES.
,rnar rrrrpMAS pgSigs THE MOTION FOX AN Nv
JUNCTION IN rHE SUBWAY CASES
tn. motion made by Roger Foster In pehaii
.,,nc New-Yors Electric Lines Company TOT IN mn"
80 r..,ra,nur Jenn D. Crimm'ns. the American i"'"
s,aa Conduit Company the Consolidate n ~
Esc,rirsi suhv ~ Company aud the nn. M
Etrctric sunways from Occupying Any y, s ri,iord
S~S,rth.vs and other STREETS claimed oy tuo p,,a
&c, a., ,S cment is rendered in the pendhg nugao"
W.. ~ ~. n.rt,-e has been denied by JUICE
w. 81. Sup.rot Court. In his dec ths 9uuxe
i"~n "a. Jurisdiction of the court whicn us oo'"
sss, ~ ,nsstion nv tho defendants and aida;
a. 90 the merits Of the motion the rule "a tn nav
a. viii not enjoin public ofcers " t NV
courts "a ,her dutie. unless nanfestlv acting In vio
tafan az law and only when by such ACTON anu Wy
..n,niinc circumstances the IL brought wl.n
, iur suction Of the Court An plunc %
,n,s nroper when there other adequate reneN ~
The act under which defendants proceed mas oee
yndge Allen Of Common feas 70 10
t,onai shall follow hts opinion "a far as goes ,
as mere motion. = sss .t' tutonai In the
MACE cannot perce that the defcndsn ,r.
sstiv acting In violation OF the act from wmen w
n ~ now r. that thew shoud he enjoned ~ ~.
a., fhir nm e entertain grave donnt Wne'si
~ ~ shaving has made out case OF such ltiea
,ae damage a. calls the interpositon OF tne eq"0
powers o. the court 49, u.r.ra nm both sides al
,c oifses claimed plaintiff are fuly ana M ~.
,is,,y den1ef nv the defendants Consequently even ~
,ssn.if has some cause complaint It's right 10
a+a,.s the defendants not clear tnat tIe con-
,oaiI Interfere for It's protection IN aiVa ~ 90,
s,s fherefore he denied with SO costs ana the M
od he le 10 right TO nlunctye reAeA IL an>
81 has By a regular trial OF the issues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-05
Use OF BROADWAY SURFACE SECURITIES.

decision in the case John A. G. Gray against The Lioad
No. am, Seventh Avenue Railroad Company and Others was
rendered lv Justice Andrews Of the Su RENE C9Hr yes'e
cav lie continue the injunction RESTRAINING JAeoD s"t
CT other Individual making uSe OI tc
Troadav SURFACE railroad securities for any other PuposS
So Tor the hurt OF the seventh Avenue road M urcIheu
fo anroin a receiver his decision he says ls %
.vle, ort,n3lv arged presented dino ann conn
fe oucsfops law and OF fact and the passage ~
tbe Tesafure the time OF such argument nv e
submitted OF laws which repoaieu s
.rter Of the broadway Surface Railroad and prev.
ntny mn ia adars further complicated the situatun
after the best consideration which have Deeh ae 70
he have reached the conclusion tha' ING ~
ron hereo ore granted MI Justice Lawrence shon DC
sontuucd until trial bat that the allcsIoA l1i %
,nf,nent OF receiver at this stage OF the ACTON euou
denied Tie be entered may be setVeu On wv '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-05

Ma . Hirsa, Cash. Aes4>e.l Eey- ~ Pa -
oats duli: No. Ntxsd Cash. 70 112ecs ~ re -
crs.mery "a Use: Darry issaoc EsEsIso Pa. sss1
mill Corn Meal 81 20. Whisky. u ~ psrn ~
Hulk Meats-Lons Clear. 80 90 short Ria "a ~ ~.
Clear I'll 3O lar,t s. 90 ReceiDts- Flour zo<D no.s
Wheat ~ 600 ousb. Corn % 100 Ju.n oat zsUU 22s.
RYE 1000 bush: Barley. 5000 oush
10 900 bb,s Wheat 1000 bush Corn. 132ooo oosn ~
as 900 bush. Rye. 5000 Barley none
roIKpo Nov l. Wheat duils Cash TIC: ana Ncvs
77c Dec. 70 yc Jan. 7oyc; May eots ccsn "a
clover seed iiI cash ~ IS December ~ As. nscsly3
Wheat 5000 bush Corn. 5000 tush; Ost1 LUZ
Oat 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-05

MOLASS ES-Domestic STYLES animation AZ INC n0
oILs-The mai ket shows no special there being
features IN direction. New Cottonsten ol =, -
slowly but with the demand light Prime Is tan a
IA JODblng business.
OCEAN FREIGHTS-T Taking the market IN us entlrly .
Moderate business be noted though no shse
Is speclal active Rates are wen heln ar a e. $780,
Phlladeinha ship. 10000 cases renned or 1890
KINEk PLATTE hence bark lumber piV s H5 hills
ROUhN or 81 Louber. from Philadelphia Dai ooVo
crude OIL - bd-....F1tENCH PORT from Phlaie PIMA
ship l0ooO D6ls petroleum, an Old con "a ~.
ANS III ltDAM from Philadelphia, snip SOOo pDIs
OIL Is ivi BBEMEN. hence. German sup avov
bbls refined oil, at private terms. LONDON, ~
hence, $4,000 bush. grain. l quotations. cram 80
l7H ID q 2Os l3s sd. bacon rs o -os. i snce
Cd cheese. los. beef steam: Hen ol
cake. l3s Sd: sugar 2os. a2ls 81: , pIi lis 81:
25s cheese 25s Sos lard rs Cd q 25si tao"' GAS.
COW. steam, hence quotations. grain 80 III a i5s
gd6los measurement cargo. l0s Us - BRISTOL,
steam hence Ouotaonsi Flour; md 25s for Loaf
Cd sugar IS o ior guarantee, Raitmore Britain
steamers 10000 To- IL 800 qrs gram rs MONMOUTH
steam. hence, 10000 bush grain, DID,
hence 5000 bush grain. s oierae stir to the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was frc.s are nrn and
trading today, IN good Iart for eNpor. terms Mess
unchanged sales 800 Onls Mess sio n 80 rs FOL
Kew sl4 Tor Family Mesa sli so oslo 90 osI ~ ni
slO4$iO 80 for Extra Prime BE- in B1rfon 81 90
EItra India Mess. sllasl7; Extra Msss ps an
Packet - Plate. 81 i bETf MEATs-Are wei
sn in price win steady although moderate demand
sales 10000 n Picked Bellies I'd -
rlesisS s Shoulder. sas fiesied Hams oaioe
MIDDI ES-Du and more or les. nominal Long Ciear
Nsw.YorK quoted AZ si,S HeTr Ia Light
5La5 10 Ice. Pigs Bsc La mo % ~
not amount today, and the option aealhss were ~
hsare lie close the improvement lost sales 10 te
] western steam SPOT b.2SsazISI Ciis steam iAno -