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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-29
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

In THE SUNDAY TRIBUSE yesterday Generai D'
deau told of General Grants visit to the Courl u
Belgium: Early Letters of Thomas Carlyle iho
Evolution of the Snob A Muramasa Blade ana La''
DAYS of Marie Antoinette were reviewed; baou ~
hini Chattere gave in detail his views OF OIlen'"
Tbeosophv: Art, Theatrical. Religious. Social anu
Military reviews OF the week were given; Eary
Scenes at the Bank, The Chief of Bird Pests haro
Zines at Goosevie and Stories About People III eo
an interesting page; Prince Wademars Amoition
and The Ballet were the topics of two Paris let
tiers: Mrs Helen Campbell wrote more about Meth.
DDS of Prosperous Firms; From Many Points OF
View gave much personal and local gossip; MI
Fawcett continued his Confessions of Claud; a cor
respondent at Seoul told of the Work Of American
Schoomasters IN Corea At the Ward-Room Table
Current Anecdotes Mr.. Flagers Caprice, Hen
That Steals Chickens Art of Poker Sketching ana
other features filed up paper of varied and gem
era interest Leading topics were the fouo"-
ing:
FoRrIGv-The week in London; coercion becnn
in Ireland. - Irish-Amercaus on the SITUATION
ton Of ne tbe irish leaders. NV The Campbell
divorce case continued in London. - Earth,
quakes in the East. Heavy loss OF ne n aaI
shipping on the anadlan coast. - Hea'I n
DUMysIic.-0pinions of Democratic Congressman
about the President. - Billiard contest between
schaefer and slosson in st. Louis - he glass
b lowers strike in Binghamton disconnected
Knights Of Labor in Lynn. - Mayor I bten
and the abor vote of BOsf On. - The trot'lne
race IN San Francisco won by Harry Wilkes. =
A woman preparing 10 ride through the rapids at
NIAGARA in barrel. - Oyster fishermen Jos. -,
Chesapeake Bay. - Sale of X. Z. Ashes racing
stable IN san Francisco. -
CIY AND SUBURBAN.-Return of Henry VI. an
lev and reception for him by the Lotos CLUB. =
The foo ball championship not awarded -
Mclaughlin, who escaped from Wards Island toln
his story. - John n. Abbott to reulre IRON tne
Ere Road. - Preparations for the McQuade
trial. - Mr.. Heron-Allen iectured again -
krastas Brooks buried - Gold value OF the
legal 7der SILVER dollar 412l graIns-46 LODI per
Ounce-77 81 cents. - Stocks generally dull
and irregular, closing quiet
Copies may still be had at the Office or by mall
Sixteen pages PrIce cents
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

srpuyxr Administrations Van Brunt. Mos,
40 40 AZ As 49, 90 52 &C. So g. "a. So H. ~ lO2 l5t
l43 1885, III lsl, ls3 1856 205 zoo us 2ly ~ - so
243 Dag 2j5 2j6 $50 2O4 2C5 26o 2t7 go z1 2fz 30
ga 275 276 277 27s $50
SUPREME CONFESSIONAL TKRA-PARr i-Before Andrews
J.-Adourned for the term. 80 -. -
SUPhEME COUET-SPECiAL Ikhh-PAkI ll--beiore Deno-
hue. Mos. 400, SIG. OILS.
SUPREME COUhT-CIkCIU-FABI l'-belo4e -
Adjourned Tor the term. - -. ~.
SUPREME COURT-O1RcuII-PARr II.-belofe BEACH, j.
Adjourned for the term. -, 40
Adjourned for the term. - 49,.
SUPREME COURT-CIACUIT-PARf lN.-BeIOfe iottsi' -
Adjourned November term. until January =. , 49,.
COUET-BefOre Rollins, S-tslittoi Jesss
Hoyt. lU3O a. VIII Of Thomas l. Argau- II a III VIII
Rosa " Burns, II m
SUPERIOR CONFESSIONAL TERh-Bef0re lngIalAM -
Nos 43s, 5l6 SIS.
SUPERIOR CoUKT-TRIAL 1ERN-rARI I-Beiore sedgwick'
C. J.-Adjourned for the term -,
SUPKKlOR IOUHI-IEIAL TEEM-PARI Il.-Before ffecH
man. J.-ANOurnei for the term.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRAL TEgA-PART III.-Before lrua1,
J.-Adiourned for the term.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAi TERM-PART Iv-Before o'Gor
man. J.-Adlour ned for
COMMON PLKAs-sPKcIAL TERM-Before Bookstaver. j.
Adjourned C term.
COMMON PLEAs-TKIAL TERM-PART I.-Bef0re Allen L.
Adjourned the term.
Fhrlch j. J-Appeali from Orders-Nos J. 2 T. 8, T.
Appeals from juagment-NoA J. o. d, 7. = 8, III, H.
1Tr1 corRi-TRIaL TKRN-PART Before McAdan, c
Adjourned for the term - -, = A..
CITY CoURT-IEIAL TKk,i-fAkI iis-beioIc nan '.-A"
''cfTY CouaT-TmAL TERN-PAEr III.-Before Hyatt J.
Adjourned for the term No., NJ -,
CouHT ORR AID TERMNkh-beiofe bf~J' q. Aa'~
Dist Attor. Fifzgeraid.-No J. NJ. y..u.,.-
ssor1aT or GEsRgAL sEssIoss-PART I-beore hecoiuer
smvth and Dist After Martine-Sos ], =, s. 80. -.
CoUKT oP GENERAL sKssIoss-PAHr iL-be'ofs 'a"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-29
Covng and ASSISTANT District Attorney Bedard-Nos
II. ls. 10. 20 II. b. a. ~. 81 %. ~. %. %.
WHY uIsoys g,vE Bsry WARNED.

statement having been published to the effect maj
warning had been issued Master Masons carti"nihs
them against revealing the secrets OF the order
reporter last evening asked NJ L. Ehers secretary u
the Grand Lodge OF Free and Accepted Masons oil te
state OF NewYor the reason issuing such warning
No such warning has been sent out through the rao
Lodge of the state of NewYork." replied Mr.. hne,'
which Il recognized the world over as the only iee's
tive body OF the Free and Accepted Masons OF this
nor has any sneh warning issued from It. There the
much good sense in the order for anything Ike that ~,
article In which that statement appears Is eviaehS
outcome OF controversy which Is now raging ueiIed
certain Scottish Kite Masons 10 which or the
Supreme Councils Of the rite Is the legal one lnee an
two Supreme Councils. called the Northern ana rd
iurisiiction which are recognized throughout tue
a. the legal Supreme Councils OF the rite ASIDE I'm
these there are other socalled Supreme Councils hei.
York and between them all there Is bitter w.
yersy their regularity But all the members Vi NJ
Scottish rite, whether regular not. must be Mae' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-29

The bank exchanges NewYork Clearing House and
the stocks sold at the Stock Exchange for the week
OF three years compare as follows;
Week endng-Noy 90 1854 Nov 2s 1852 Noy q lssSi
No. shares sold. I3I9,l9s 2.s97.6s5 2e66'slo
The money market last week wor ked little harder ana
rates Tor all loans averaged fully up 10 per cent IL
was uiought that there some mani pulauoh Oh te
market lor effect stock values, but the DanA
ana the result OF the Treasury operations for the week are
nAe 10 dspelth idea yiewedfr from pony
Inc huenng OF rates 10 have been the result oI
legitimate cases. The domestic exchanges were IuII
more unayOrable. The foreign exchanges were du ana
from hrnness early in the week settled into steadness al
the close on the basis OF - 81 and "a 81, respectively
lOI long ana short sterling. .,..A
AT the stock Exchange the speculation Of the week
generally was duh and tame. Taking out SIX ~
winch recorded sales OF from 100000 o sOoVov sh
eae ana which together give total OF 4ctVoV' aIt
Is lett for the other IFS stocks which were 1870, ura
IN l,ls2,OOO shares. Reading alone eo coz aas M
- per cent OF the total number 49, DAYS
10 Yesterday its gain In prices had nr cent was
cent the balance OF It's net gain OF os - The ex
made Yesterday with sales Of 3Oooov o, the re-
PectatlOn OF the Immediate prom na canse for
vised reconstruction scheme Is the aegel eaase ioL
the rapid and large advance in the PREF d ,ho
reported That there Is large sn1r' M, IN snv avsnt
II thought the figure made for the stock nave more
than discounted any immediate goou lna' may ,t
10 the STOCK from the re0rgasat ,his srraftc sd
has done good 10 the general LIKE
shore for s advance OF 3A per cent hsa on
in tile remarkable good showing Una. ~ Puphsneo IN
Friday and the other trunk line Nanderpllls naturally
sympatzed IN their prices. Richmond ana west font
had many fluctuations and closed on . per cent ana
finally ended with "a loss OF q per cent Inc general
market, although closing with something OF rally tOr
majority Of the stocks give more OF less OF declines
week ago.
nua t aud nu.ber OF shares sold the week together
ibe lDailces Of week ago OF sixty active or rep
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THE pErROLEUM MARKET

needed advance OF 10 cents TO open the
eves Of the crude trade to the probabilities OF
speculation in petroleum after the long uniavor-
able tendency OF production hid begun TO
change The sulienness and found bat CON-
partivy persons Of IT, but even
after the furry how greatly the
confidence been improved by the movement
There doubtless constitutional bears who rail- s
az the commodity there element whom past re-
verses have Taught conservatism but the main
the class from which the oil market draws IT'S
sneculative strength have laid aside the terror
prepared 10 stimulate appreciation
such fully Justified by the mprov ing stu
alton There enthusiasts who look hOpeuy 70
dollar 1885, short The 10 the new year on
ground that the article has always sold al
ich OF IT. history without
gong back 10 price
hardly IL be interesting 10 note
fluctuations WITHIN eight years. 1878 ~ e.
7-s cents average Tor hr year 81 ~. il5
2s TO SO SO cents; lesOSl "a TO 7vs
cents average ls5l-S OIL to I2 cents average
IS cents SO 10 49 cents average 20 cents lao3
81 lSs4-tl 10 70 OIL cents
average 1851 l25 TO 6S cents average es =
cents IL will be noticed the IN every one
mentioned exceeded values now ruling and gen
orally by 10 10 - cents.
There anxiety last week the Rebod pool
Thorn Creek region winch has been
drilled o. laie There IL no doubt that nte
pot oil oil there. the district small one as De
nned dry holes and none OF the wells are gs-
Wild the oil likely 70 he freely
circulated winter but In the Judgment OF conservative
dea and district sight that BY any
chance wi check recession the tott output Even
the temporary spurts Washng on weld caused oy tie
gen raj course the results Of the gauges
zen the dates mentioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-29

Mining stocks again active last week the sales at
the Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange amount
ing 1882 shares for five days against shares
for the preceding full week The Colorado stocks were
unusually active and fuctuated sharply. Little
Chief from SO 10 20 cents and declined to "a 80
cents Lacrosse from 10 TO Is. and closed at Is
cents Leadyile from So 10 II, and closed at %
cents Chrysolite active but comparatively steady
at 90 q74 cents Robinson from AZ to 55G5O cents
The COmstock shares still attracted attention, and
they generally closed at about the best figures:
ago Best and Becher at 80 90 against 81 Gould and
Curry at IS %, against 80 25 Hale and Norcross at
SO 20, against S3 IS Sierra Nevada az 81,
against SO 49, Mexican at 50 13. against "a "a;
Union Consolidated at - against y % ana Yellow
lions the Conlstock lode and particularly from the
California and Virginia mine continue TO be OF promls-
ing character The BOde stocks quiet and easier
Rappahannock very active in point OF transactions
AS 900 shares but uctuated only cents and closed at
IA cents, gain OF cents
following Saturday sales OF mining stocks at
the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange;
MINING STOCKS.
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Dr. GESSLERS NEW BAPTIST MOVEMENT

new Baptist enterprise started yesterday in the
ha at Eightysixthst and Third-ave under the leader
ship OF the Rev Dr. Theodore A. h. Gesser, formerly Of
BROOKLYN. The meeting in the morning held In one
oi the smaller the building and barely large
enough contain the congregation. The crowd the
evening large that Parepa Hall itself had 10 he
when Dr. Gessler preached again 10 an attentive
congregation on Conditions of Power III Christian
Work" This movement is begun under favorable aus
pices and Is led by wealthy who Interested
in the extension the Baptist 1t Is hoped that
lots will he secured shortly fronting in Park and that
the erection Of fine for church worship Will
be begun at a early day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-29
MISSIONARIES FOR AFRICA.

series Of farewell services to body Of missionaries
who will sail Thursday for Bishop William TaylOrs
mission in the Congo region is being held in the Central
Methodist Episcopal Church, in seventhave. Bishop
Harris presided yesterday Two more services Will be
lack OF steamboat has much felt in the Upper
Congo and Bishop Taylors request the Transit and
Building Fund society here has Undertaken get
II will cost $4,000 and estimates the building have
already been obtained in England. IL VIII be shipped
in sections from England in March and will probably
reach the mouth Congo by May l. There i some
question as the be taken 10 reach the Upper
Congo and the size of the sections will have to depend
largely on the of foot travel and the length Of
the carries committee from the Transit and Building
Fund society will cali Mr. Stanley to-day for informa
finn in he me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-29

LIVERPOOL Nov 27-l2.30 p motion dull and prceo
generally in BUYERS NiddlIng Upsnds, 3los de
Orleans Sled sales-S,0OO bales including sou bales
for speculation export Receips-evoo bales intending
ADJ American
Futures quiet but steady. Uplands Low Mdnns clause
November delivery eo4 also IosL do NOV emper ans
December delivery 3O+di also 3o+d do oecemosr <ne
January delivery Load DO January and FEBRUARY eLveY
LTD also 56+d; do. February and March eenvsy
l.64d also 2-64d do March and ApfA delivery o<as
do April and May delivery. 664d DO May and June a.
livery. 664d DO. June and July delivery voea; r..
D. m-Niddng Uplands, r@L do. Orleans, o-lod Tie
saIss az the day included $500 bales American
FUTURES quiet steady Upands. Low hhtdng ciause
November delivery O-e4d buyers; do November Aud De-
cember delivery 264d December and January
delivery 04d sellers 10. January AMI February delivery.
l-g4c February and March delivery I'D
BUYERS March and April delivery, Sold buyers do
April and May delivery 64d buyers do May and June
delivery 7o4d buyers do June and July delivery l9c4d
GALVESTON Nov. 27.-Cotton steady Middnng 1916 Low
MiddIng Sl6 Good Ordinary "a net and gross receipts
l. 553 bales, exports TO Great Britain bales 20 ~
Continent $500 bales sales 400 bales stock. s.15o
bales
NORFOLK. Nov. 25:-ccitOn quiet; Middng sISi6 ne
receipts 4O.5 bales exports coastwise l67o
SAVANNAH. Nov. 27.-COton very dali Atling ssi Lcw
Middlng, 7lG Good Ordinary. aud gross reeepe4
IA BAG bales exports 10 the Continent 9io0 bales eoAst~
Isl tales sales. 900 bales stock. lScsOt bales.
SEw-ORlEANs Nov 2l.-Cotton nrms Nldahn1 ~ 49,
Mddng Good Ordinary, 1St net reeeip's -
gross 1870 bales exports Great Britain svoo oAs.
France 4 gs9 bales; the Continent, surv ee@s'"'R
2s5 males sales 900 bales. stock, <so'o>V o~'es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-29
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Nov % (specar.The first bid In prcvisens -
ell so for January pork That made the adveseo
fifty barrel for the week. The packers stood arounA
short RIB crowd but sold pork The selling ~ -
who make pork and who viii day Other either -
profit be buying the pork back from the people VIA -
The crowd turned in selling and there brsak az
ten cents The wheat crowd had
age this morning II the market down cent struck
no buying against puts cent struck 40 sailing
against calls result that the December option
rose from "a cents TO 10 cents. The ps became
duller after the first squirt" although prices KEEPS
steady Duluth and other markets which cold pats
and calls on larger scale than ordinary, because
of orders sent from here were annoyed TO see open
call price and keep advancing There was
furry all the pits before the close IL sent Decemosr
and May TO ~ cents, where IL closed h
q Co enorr buyers taking wheat All az
long and their purchases fDg
Rea In pork Just before Nat" Jones entered
the nit buying January pork He
thousand $40 81 and several more -
slO So MAY closed strong at AZ n censt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-29
AyyITERsAFY OF METHODIST CHURCH.

ANNIF ahSAH1 OF 4 H1 11OO1SI On CHcH'
The Seventeenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
held its thirtyfourh anniversary yesterday a. His
toca Anniversary" In the morning the pastor the Rev
l. t. smith, preached from the words. But tarry in
the city Jerusalem until ye be endued with power FROM
on high" At o'clock BOWes Colgate presided over
Historic Meeting" at which General Clinton b. FISK,
Moses CrastO and William Leonard Of - James Methodist
Church. and John Falconer and william Archer Of the
Seventeenth Street Church. made interesting addresses
The pastor read the history Of the church. and large
collection taken up 70 help pay of the debt OF church
"Irue AmbtOn the pastOrs theme IN The evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-29
THE MONEY MARKET.


SUNDAY. Nov. 2s-P. n.
The report Of the Bureau of statistics OF the
exports and imports for the month Of October
does not make favorable comparison
with the month Of preceding years as did
the movement Of last September The exports OF mer-
chnndse for the month entered at S2,70oOOO less
than those Of October 1885, and 900 less than for
October 1884 the other hand the value OF the mer-
ehandise imported 100000 greater than In the
month Of 1885. and s2s00O0O greater than in 1884
Hence the excess Of exports for October this year were
S3,1oo,OOo smaller than in October 1888, and
si-sOO.OOO smaller than in the month OF
1854 Including the specie movements the net
excess Of exports for the month less than
In 1885 and S74Oo 900 less than in 1884 The Imports
Of specie for the month included s5412995 gold and
So76237 silver, and the exports included s26iol2 gold
and Sl733,0s9 silver. The following compares the
gross movements and the net balances OF the month Tor
three years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-29

TROUBLE CA USED BY DEIEhA4NhD hOAAN
state excitement is raging in the Brooklyn Woman
Suffrage Association few weeks ago Mrs. f. L.
Twitche who endeavorcd to vote on election day. ap-
piled for admission TO the association and paid the
entrance of 81 Her application was referred TO the
Executive Committee and it decided that 1t would
be undesirable TO admit her member The secretary,
Mrs L. HeaOn, informed her OF the fact and returned
the money But this was sufficient for Mrs Twitch-
ell and she attended the regular meeting OF the assOca-
ton Friday. At she could secure an OppOr
runty TO speak she said "a member OF this associa-
tIOn and defy you 10 put Inc out As Mrs I"itcheIi
weighs fully 200 pounds and apparently knows no rear
the assembled members OF the association were IN a
quandary She was called 10 order by Mrs RaHson the
president but she refused 10 obey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-29

ST. LOUIS Nov. 27.--Flour-xXX So IS az 45. Family
g 20 ~ Choice - 90 Fancy 80 - So 80 Extra
No : inter 76c- Not- 76'.c. Dec. 70.c
Corn-So. MiIel Cssh 81 81 l-c.I nov s5c Dec
50 Jan. 80 ~. ay y 63J .Oats-No. Mixed
Cash 2e'sd27c.. Nov. 27c Dec &c May 30sc rive
sales At 81 - Bsricy-a-lrs 90 aG-c.. Batter
Creamery 24a27e.; Dairy. l5G2bc-... Eggs-selng q
lyc.- Flax seed--aiea AT sc Hay-finiotIy all 10
Praifie. - 10 Bran-5-c ullL Corn Meal 81 "a
whlsksysaies al 81 u PORK 80 Bulk Meats
Long Clear. 50 So short Kbs 80 40 snort IleaT
50 30 LarL 50 90 .eceirts-FiOur. 5000 bbsi
Wheat Dusn
Rye, 1900 barley Il. UOU sblpnentsF i0nt
GuVU bbis.s WneaL DIn- 34.UUJ Uas>
Lusl- Eye. 4OUO. EAruy. Eoae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-29
GRAIN AVID PRODUCE HARKET1
FEATURES OF SEw-YosK DEALrSoa

grain generally better Saturday w
especially and arm. The sdvcss nm eagen1
favorable the bulls and the increase IL ~ ~
Die supply to exceed bao
Ella Cash lots IA cent better and holders sre - -
in their oncrnga Ths demand Of shippars -
. handsome hs9fe. The options higher vita ssly
usual reactons and the close. while showing CAMS g
only Ia strong prices Of <ay eyse
also and ended firm with far 6uessas
done for export The options only moderately acve
but steady firm sxht gains hen yf5p
day night Oats the cent better with edcs
ate business done. and the options s1t cert hGn
sympathy With wheat There fair spscuatsen n -
options IT adv anci7g pnccs.
The closing prices on Saturday we're follows;
Wheat-Novembec AMI December s5ss. January HA ~
ruary 10. May v3as cents
Corn-Novsm Der ~. December 49, January 49, No.
81 4 cents =
Osu-November sss. December 3s1. January sth No
&c., cents
Lari-December Sc 20, January 90 "a. February - a.
March So 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-29

ct Am discouraged have TOO much 10 10. am tired
am SICK suppose put into this house 10 keep ceAn
hut IL - much won't try. Will 90 TO sceps
don't care what becomes Of the house
The aegoiv The discouraged hou~ekeeper q
liver which, indeed often called the housekeeper q
health II Il does to sleep az II threatened crowd
al ready spring consequence. Dr.
Perces Golden Medical Discovery aets The liver and
assists IN It's work OF Housekeeping and house cleaning 70
the liver remedy and blood ceansef and cures all ne
long train Of chronic resulting iron. iorno or
sleepy liver such headache scrofulous
as ulcers white swellngs hipJoint d1e'
consumption OF the lungs (Which 10 really only scrofee
itself the delicate tissues OF these orEzns
ali skin dseases blotches pimpes and erupsienA ana -
blood tants however acquired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-29
rrpoeEaS FINANCIAL Markets.

roynox Nov 27-l23O D. m.-Consols. lO2 SIG for both
money and the account United states tour Per Cent
Bonds 1875 do Four and Half Per Cent Bonds ll3s
C.naaiau Pacific 7lh; Mexican Ordinary, OF ID 81
Paul Common, 97le New.YOrk Central. llsa; Reading
223. o-..-.--
Reading 49, Hudsons Bay Co.. "a Canada Northwest LAna
Company,2l - ~ -. p.u,a. a, "a frame.
II !, confines for the account - NJ -. p..... =,
for the account and exchange On
london at rs francs IS y confines for checxA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-29

Refined oil firm and fairly active but without change az
cents per gallon Abel test, in NeSl Or2 and Baltimore
and Sc cents Philadelphia.
The revival IA oil speculation coupled with the activity ~
It's other stock departments has booming Al
the Consolidated Exchange Many Of the brokers ef
tending their facilities among them Watson SlOson
who have Just secured an exclusive wire 10 Philadelphia
Oh CITY. Penn, Nov. 27.-Crude Oi-Natonli Transit
Certificates opened at 10. hixl,st Drcs 7s4 lowest
price . closed 77& Sales barrels; cearances
9.2uOUnO barrels; charters, Laos barrels shipments
lO3, 2J6 barrels. runs.
PITrsBURG. Penn, Nov 27-Crude Ol-PetroeIn fairly
active and firm National Transit Certificates opened e
and closed al 70 highest price, 10 "a price 77s
BRADFORD. Penn. Nov 27.-Crals OIL SAsiolA rrlIst
Certificates opened 7ss ami closet ~ Highest price,
7s2 lowest price, a IA eleArAnces l3l- 900 barrels
TrUsvLLE Penn. Nov. 27Satlou4l Certificates
opened Al s and closet at ia highest Ie lowest
prlce I'LL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-29
The Hen.ekrcper's c Complaint.

Dr psrees Pellets sick anu ohoas nsS@ehes sous
s,o,.ch and an Billions attacks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-29

francs rs osntames raid and ~ francs 81 eese10s
Wtlcors Lari closs ~ 90 centlm6e ~ ~ -
BaKxxS Nov N-Psssslsam- maxfs IS poanniqA