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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
INCREASING THE EsTTNATES



WILL CONE TO NOTHING.
The Aldermen Yesterday went through the empty ror
of considering the provisional estimates for 1881 Inc
Board can recommend that changes be made put as
always adds several hundred thousand dollars to the list
the Board Of Estimate and Apportonment never pays tue
slightest attention 70 the recommendations
The Aldermen first added 81 600 TO the sum for dupi
eating old records Of the Common Council. When
the Health Department estimate came up the
divisions Of the force rdiculed. Mr. Van
Rensselaer, saying that there good deal Of humbug
ebouf the matter Good men dismissed President
Mooney said. and bad appointed III their places
The Board Of Estimate largely reduced the Health
Boards estimates and the Aldermen did not increase
them. -
The Police Board asked for Sls3,562 for pay for 200
policemen to be appointed during the year This was
stricken by the Board Of Estimate Alderman van
Rensselaer, wanted 1t replaced. President Mooney Slu
force The proposed item put in. with S26l12 Tor
patrol wagons The amount for street ei ean
ing was increased from SI.0500O0 to Sl.2oT,soo
In the Department of Public Works the puDilc
baths item was increased from $4,000 10 500 1000 the
item for pipes, stopcock etc. from $4,000
aud that for repairing sewers from Sl4l,ooo 10
$4,000 10000
for salaries Of truant officers increased 10 sloOoO
Board OF Estimate The Register allowed Sl25 600
as asked for by him For the celebration Of July A. 1887
5000 inserted Various other items were increased
but not reduced.
The total increase S659 So, making the amount 10
be raised by tax $50, 7J9s44 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
TUESDAY, Nov, 23-P. NJ.

TUESDAY, Nov. 23-P. NJ
statement issued to-day by the Manhattan Elevated
Railroad Company shows that in the first three weeks Of
November this year the company carried 931046e pas
sengers against 6s75117 passengers in the three
weeks Of 1885, increase 2,935,351 average daily in
1856. 1880; in 1885 303,577 increase 1919 The
receipts this year 1866 523 and in 1885 S41 s2
increase SIS 24l the daily receipts this
year s22,l6S, and in 1855 S19,s71 increase, s2297.
The foregoing shows that under the vecent fares at
hours, the traffic this year 1904 per cent greater
than last year aud the gross receipts 1156 per cent
greater.
At the Stock Exchange another large business
done to-day the sales Of stocks aggregated shares
making the total for the two days OF this week 900
shares Todays business, like Yesterdays not well
distributed and there equal irregulaIfty in the
movements Of prices. Richmond and West Point was
comparatively quiet and with sales of 20 OOOi uctuated
only cent opening up per II it declined
10 "a and closed 75a Memphis Charleston which
yesterday from 60 692 opened at 50 and fell to
SO. closing at GA In the general market Reading
strong and with large business and rose to 42Isd42
after temporary decline Of 's 4Ol. and Central Of
NewJersey, partly in sympathy and partly because Of
published reports that the Baltimore and Ohio had aban
doned the Staten Island project rose from 5Olo to
53l4 President Garrett in reply to inquiry from
Dow Jones Il Co.'S agency telegTaphed as follows
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company never has
had has any intention whatever Of abandoning
staten Island terminus the contrary proposes
TO and Will construct terminal facilities thereon" New
York and England still in favor with good buy
ers and after selling at G64 it closed at 6j4-a
gain OF 8 per and Norfolk and Western preferred
was strong with final gain OF 4 per cent Aside from
the stocks which being purchased for special
the market was tame and more inclined decline than
advance. At time time the whole market showed fig
Z per cent lower than the opening prices but
partial recovery followed and the in Reading
tended 10 inpart seadness the dealings ST. Paul and
Ilaa I4fIr
all day The market closed irregular
Government bonds quiet and firm with the bids
for the As up per Annexed are the closing quo
tatons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHA MBRRs- Before Van Brunt. Nos
10 a. &C. g. - III Ia lJs III 2Os 2l3 AIS 217 223
90 - o. 23y 40 24l 245, 244 Z4o, 246 247 PAS 257
SUPREME CONFESSIONAL TKRX-PAET I.-Before Andrews
J-NOs 59J y6s. 76l. *.
StPGEME NOUEI-sPKCIAL TKgM-PART II.-BefOre DOuo-
hue mos 973 3d. 9j3 943
kUFEEMk COUEI-OlECJI-PART I-BefOre Lawrence J.
Mos. 90 1850 zss@. 24o3 ASA 2455 1881 2455 1854
co., $50 j4i. 245i, Isl 27Sl, 2639 223l III 272s
.ZO7 Z2US. 2-sJ. 25ll. 1888.
SUPREME COJKI-CIRCUIT-PART II-Before Beach j.
Case N day calendar
SUPREME COUKT-CIKCJIT-PARI III-Before Barrett j.
Case on-NO caleDOAr.
SUPREME COURT-CIkcUiT-PAg Iv.-Before Potter. j.
No "a tsllt hdar.
sURgoGAIKs CoUKT-Before Rollins, s.-No day calendar
SUPERIOR COUKI-sfECIAL TEHA-Before lngrahAm. j.
Nos olO 5lH. 3l5 300
SUPERIOR CoUKT-TkiAL 1ERN-PART I.-Betore sedgwick
{. Nos. llO2
rUFKklOK COUKl-TRIAL TERM-PART IL-Beforo Freed.
man. J.-Nos 100 = 1882, 5l7. 1903
SUPERIOR CoUET-TKAL IKRM-PART III.-Before Trua1
sUPKkIoH COUKT-TKIAL 1EKh-PAKI IV-Before O'Gor.
man, Nos. lI0l. ll7S lO46. $40. 795, 52e, 1888.
COMMON PLEAs-GKNKRAL TKRM-BefOre Larremore C. l.
DAILY and Van HOesen. j. J.-AdourDed until Decembcr6
COMMON PLEAs-SPRcIAL TEkM-Bef0re Bookstaver. j.
lay calendar
CoNNON PLKAs-TKIAL TERM-PART L-Before Alien j.
10 day calendar.
COURT Or OlRR AND TRRMNER-Bef0re Brady, J.; Asst
Dist. AttOr Fitzgerald.-NOs. i.
COURT or GENERAL sKssIOSs-PARr I.-Bofore Recorder
knIYrh DIST. AttOr Purdy-Nos 2. s, o.
3. y. TO- ii, ~ il. IL. Is, TO- IL. Is 10. 20
cot sRssIONs-PAkT lI-BefQre Judge
Co1lng Assistant District Attorney Bedford-NoA
= "a. ., 6. = s. 10 H. Pleadings-l2 H. a. 10. IT,
u, 4s. 10. 20 u, o. 3d. "a. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
COTTON uAaKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Nov. 23-l230 p. motion dull and prices
generally buyers favOr Mdtlng Up.4Lds $751; To-
Orlsans 81 saesoUOO bales, incntins 300 bales for
speculation and export Receipts-46OO0 bales including
80 400 American.
Futures dull decline, Uplands Low Miing clause
November delivery 564d TO- November ami December de-
livery. 2o4d: also l.o4d. DO December and January
delivery 3D. do January and February ieyery & DO Feb
and March delivery lo4. do March and do
uyery 3-o4o; April May delivery. 56td DO. May
June delivery sad; also Odd; Co. June aud July
delivery. lUo4d
There tenders for deliveries Osys clearngs
D. tue lay included 6jJO bales Anerl-
FUTURES fat Upands, Low Middlng clause. November
delivery 464d buyers do November and December delv-
ery IDA do December and January delivery 81.
sellers January and February delivery ST. sellers
February and March delivery 3D. buyers DO March aud
Aprl delivery 2o4d do Apfli and May delivery.
@ sad sellers. May aud June delivery. 104d value:
do June ulY delivery. . 9-58d. buyers
Futures closet pl2nds Low Niddlinx
clause November delivery, oo4 buyers do November AMI
December eyery. ZO4d buyers. December Jana
airy delivery, Lid sellers 90. January February do
livery 64 sellers; February ana March delivery,
2o4d March and pr delivery. 30sd buyers;
do pril May delivery. 0-Oid. sellers. Nay AMI
June delivery s54d buyers do June and July delivery.
n 1l-R.d qlleVs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Harry c. Hawkins has sued for absolute ivorce
from " Hawkins yesterday obtained from Judge In
graham Superior Court order for the Of the
by publication HAWKINS affidavit says that
had living with Evan T. Sprague under the
MI and Mrs Gilbourn at Tottenve : L. and had
gone th place California she has not lived
with her husband for over year
John OMeara yesterday obtained verdict for $3.50 against
the the Court after ral before Judge ax
and Mara raises vegetables for market ON plot or
ground 81 Nchoasve and One hundred and sixty
Ondst He complained that pool for the presence OF
which he said the city responsible overOwed into his
garden IN August, 1854. causing great damage.
John W Avery. a NateT-st ship chandler after paying
Thomas BuTkc empOye his wages declared THAT he had
him 81 much and demanded that sum OF him.
and Avery according 10 the test
by Burke in the City Court yesterday knocked
s3 Bkett sued for $50 49, The triei be-
dered for the plaintiff for - %.
In the CITY Court before Chief Justice McAdam and Jury
YESTERDAY Dr. James H. Sann recovered 500 from the Del
Lacka and Western Railroad suit for dam
ages for injuries in being thrown from car by sud
den lurch OF the train
Justice Van Brun Supreme Cort Chambers yesterday
vacated the order OF granted against Sgnor Angelo
The Iaan opera manager at the suit of Frederick Huffman
the ticket seller.
Joseph Pearson ill sued the Hydrogen Company Of New
York 5000 principal and interest claimed
Que him for his services OF the company lie OBJ
tanned verdict the full amount yesterday alter trial in
the Court before Chief Judge Sedgwck and jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
PER North birer. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

n MATERIA LsBricks have sold fairly on the
~ ne following quotations Pales 81 BOA - a1oat and
80 90 - 90 delivered Hards Haverstraw. q 2597 81
aoa and So 5000 80 delir ered Up River $6 10 az %
ar 30 delivered
of fEE-Brsz growths firm bat quiet on the basis
- or lar RIO Invoices Sales II. 900 bags afosf at
NO. and - l2c. for No o 5000 bags No o. u 2c.
80. paSs 40. ia Mild grOwth- strong sales.
1oO bags savana nd 500 Macassa the latter for
p ne market for futures opened barely steady at 20
decline and closed irregular at the Opening fgnres
Sl45 March January nS5@l L4o; February ny, ilto
@T Al ia all50. Jun, ll45ail.5Oi November. lLS5
December ll.S5 ll.4O sales. 65. go bags.
ON-Ihe spot market TODAY dull and easy while
ptces Were not changed. SALE 369 bales ~ last even
winch 1855 for consumption 1879 for specula
Fort receipts Yesterday and to-day 5Os5s bales com
WIN ~ OBJ bales this day last week. and $4,000 this
a. ear Since september the total port receipts have
ponhlng period last year
Qnoations Dasei standard classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Nov; 2s-BEEvEs- Receipts were
trading IN Live Cattle Feeling steady and about 100 car
loads are reported for Tomorrow
this morning both in Washington Market ana the
s sOs' trade The s, highly s
over everything else little Colorado Beef and some Light
going manly range Of 7l2c Extra side
two occasionally bringing 'c The bulk Of the trade was
Chicago Dressed dull and neglected with
Colorado Beef selling at - ana Native sides at 40
7I2c mot many however. excee'ng 7cl.
Shipments to-day ncne $40 Live Cattle IN the Lydian Mon
cAIvEs9 Rsests were les head Of wsh al we're re-
eoths yeals fair demand and steady VITA
Dealers reported there we're $50 ersss :,
man" s1 nave been 90 r sale % week
although a Choice fresh lot might bring 24c
and H .es a M ses x hns up iTa
getting another corner in Calves similar TO that Lass
Shippers advised send forward s.arngiy the NEXT
Turkeys aud chicken salad and will not get back
Nobody wants dressed rassers said Adler Brothers To-
day response quer e. about the market and iai~a
Country Dressed yea for Fair to Prime and
cry Dressed at "a II &c but trade Was very siog
Calves and Grassers $40 d. at ? %
10 al e q 10 few Fed CAVES ga b at - 20 III
SHEEP AND Lam les Receipts we're ears of 1893
head cars at 60ts and 4 GERS at Jersey CITY Demand
limited. but good stock steady Common not wanted Tho
sheep s6aso 40 Tor Good and Prime Lambs
city Dressed Mutton quiet at 6i9c. with Good wethers
the slaughter houses - paid for choice stock
Western Dressed Mutton sold at shat and Western
DlIenoaek Dewsy: 50 state sheep ios n at4'c;
Haieno ecE & Dayis i7s Michigan sheep 81 D. at4.c,
207 Michigan Sheep and Lambs q d, at &c
Judd Buckingham One Carload Of ONO sheep a1Datso
HoGs~Recepts were 90 carloads of sag head-s5 cars
Jersey city and - 4Oths Market nOmnay dull
County, e e r a msT. O5s r III Heavy 5as for
Medium. and A2a7c for Light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET, BY TELEGRAPH.

CEicAGo Nov 23.-Ths Drouerf Journal reports Cattle
heceaps 5000 neaA shDmentA 1000 market steady ship
ping eteess5 80 sockers and feedsr 81 90 dtS 40
SeSs Bulls and Mixed 81 7oas5 10. Bulk ~ 2Odsz so
snfvuxn 4ex4@ cattle dull Cows 81 5Oa 50 90 steers
~ .v1so 20 Mertern Rangers dull. Natives and Hall
81 boa - 80.
,Hoss-necspt1 5000 head shipnsnts. 1000 market
SLOW Rough AND hixs1 81 90 PAGING and ship.
pinx IS 1884 0o Lht Weights 81 90 skipa ~
SassD-Rscsipts. 5000 shipmenis 600 nsrset allow.
Natives rs 4st 90; Western IS 60 TeIsna 81 90
eco Ib Lamb. % 30 GSi 5n
ST touaA Sov. zs--catae-iteoeipts 1890 head. ship
1e1t1 ~ market snonE Good 70 Choice Native ship
Texas grades. ~ 00a 81 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON Nov. 2S.-The following business was ira

NA,HNIION, NOV Z5.-Ile IOIOWlng Duslless
by the supreme Court the United to-day;
No 2O-Ches;er Arthur. Late Collector etc. plaintiff IN
error Thomas Robert Barbour Motion rescind
Judgment Of dismissal and OF ahrmance
II denied
No lzs0-Chares Malls. Consul. appellant agt. the
keeper Hudson County. y. J.
for
December already gnei dav
sl3-LOuls Philips others.
Mound Cty Land and Water Association Motion 10
submitted
No ll54-Hamion Onsbv and others plaintiff error
william Webb and Drake. Notion dismiss or
Shrm submitted.
No @OOJ X Ianier ard other, appellant agt. John Ma
thct and Otli,r. Motion 10 dismiss submitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
THE COURTS.
GETTING HIS BACK sALAR'

Philemon W. Rhodes, who employed by William
Dorsheimer assistant to the business manager OF me
ketc- ork STAR performing the duties Of the position
from September z. 1888 to January II, 1856 at $40
week Yesterday recovered S263 from Mr. Dorshener IN
city Court after trial before Judge Hyatt and jury
claim the defendant had refused To pay him
the balance due him. Mr.. Dorshemer, on the witness
stand depOsed he not indebted To the plaintiff
his salary had been reduced 10 $25 week The amount
claimed was $3.50 with interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24

fair amount Of business was done in some OF the
southern state bonds North Carolina special taxes
per cent higher at 1919, south Carolina nOnundable
steady at 62 and Virginia 6s deferred receipts sold
stocks.
large and weldistributed business was done in rail-
way bonds, and prices ruled steady firm. The south
Carolina seconds and incomes special features the
seconds sold al s1dSS and the incomes at 20 a3OIo
against p the last previous sale. Erie seconds were
steady at lO3 1884 Missouri Kansas and Texas gen
eial o. aud 5s were OF y at lO4ls respectively
Vest shore guaranteed H. continued in good irvespt
demand and rose from lOils lOj lO45s Newly York
Chicago aud 81 Louis nist receipts strong at 81.
Hooking Valley and Toledo 5s were off ]. ar ~ ..
Shenandoah Valley incomes 4 to 474. New-York
susquenanna and western nrsts sold esas7I4 NIL
WauKec, Lake shore and Mestern incomes, with small
sales advanced from 1922 Detroit Mackinac and
Marquette lana grants we're on 2 at Ar Atlantic and
lacinc Incomes were active and = lower at 2y7- 30
Texas AMI Pacific nrst Rios active rs a7Ga744
ana me incomes were steady at 80.
Of unlisted securities dealt In at the Stock Exchange
Cotton seed Oh cerIncates sold $500 at 90 a64 66a
% Boston, hOOsac Tunnel aud (26O) at
l-@45 Denver and RIO Granue preferred IL 300 at
e-4Go1 +aoes; Georgia Pacific 900, at 81 34d
25G24 249. and seconds $1,000, at 53Ia 52s and
nrss IVVV" al lOO4; Georgia Pacnc a. 900,
a79%.
money ruled firm at per cent with exceptions at 10
per cent during the early hours later was easier AT
per cent ana closed offered per cent" Inc sub
Treasury was Debtor at the Clearing House S4Os 1855
Inc SUP treasury to-day gained on balance SUyo.074
made up Dy gains OF 1894 U9O sIOI ys4 cur
Ieney; Inc days operations covered Receipts. sl,
2o5,zoJ; COIN balance. SI5O0U4, 2S4L
rI ine S1eing House statement to-day was follows
EAchahkes @A8l,3 'O,lVo; balances, s6,llO7Us
Inc United rtates Treasury Washington received
s4sOOoV National bank notes FOR redelnpuon
Ihe customs receipts ss9s,s75 aud the internal
revenue receipts SJUI, 73l.
Inc foreign exchanges quiet and firm at quotations
lor business 40 follows Bankcrs bills 81 81 IA and 81 80
lor long anu snort sterling respectively; 522s and
ols42 Tor francs "a ana 80 reicllnarks so and
4OAs Tor e1IiIacrs. ~ ~
IN London british consos stronger and closed l-le
higher Tor money at lU2 81 = higher for a.ont AZ
IV- = money Was easy Inc Bank OF England lost
t-ssVoV oa4!on on balance bar silver was on Lied
ways after opening duh but nr. weasened and closed
evening. AT Paris French per cents rose 10 sac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24

Receipts for week 202 bales. Imports LA osles
Under date OF the 2Oth The FTodueers Price CurSt s
No change In the character OF the tiatingand no
OF new features the market The lew new nop- s' se
changing hands chiefly navOrlng purposes "io wv
Old stock Is s greatly neglected dealers SLOW
beyond the disposal OF their own stock 1nu ~ @
close hand tamOulh policy the "hoie inc market leans
buyers There Is not mnch pressure TO
operated OF late nave CAMEL
week or two ago The quality Of
hops and there Ia more stock 10
had 20 han higher for prime 10 choice grades 3
Oc quotabe bu often obtained for want OF oneFings
lSeb hops appear auer The
and values becoming almost nominal New Pacne Coast
quite plenty, snd weak choice ots Offering Freely al
30c and could probably be bought little esa few bales
Easerns Offering 2jc. 2Sc amt Doc. 70 quality
Foreign hops quality and price some poor
ots can be had down 10 20 bat far ~ CHOICE aass ae
fcrrcd dstxlcts Roinx m8hoxs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24

diseases follows unhea ny condition OF tes use oss
organs oi tio body tinpefc
ch asthma consumr esn csi ~ tssci =
OF the sxn. kidneys and ~
torpdiiy tac liver 70 S.ss
tnn thoroughly restotxs ~ n - ~
NJ t,oliea uiscosety It's - -
taste bur suxS An az Artsen 49, k..s ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Tuesday Nov 23, 1885,

Receipts the 1856 bbs beans $4,000 bbls peas
Exports 1876 pkgs beans and $500 bush. peas Plenty
stock Offering still rather slow and
posed 70 meet buyers promptly current rates strictly
latter price Medium sell generally At 81 go and fairly
steady that The trade TO be pretty well supplied
with Pea Beans at the and important sales could
effected ST. 65d 81 572 White Kidney and
Soup forward slowly and few choice would bring
price Red Kidney having demand this
week making steady feeling at the figures quoted. Green
Peas steadier but quiet
Beans Marrow. do, Red Kidney,
1886. Choicest 7Tiad 81 so 1885, Choice 81 so 81 80
Do, Medium. Do, Black I. y.
1856. Choice l go a 80. 1886, Choice. 500 30
ChSss 67h FL Flat Co. .;a3s sos 1s55
1856 Choice IS a s6
BUTTER
Receipts "a 4O2 packages export 594 packages
Trade has not been good this week last and with
urgency TO sell has difficult prices At
there free Offering OF nearly all CRATES and the
dency little In buyers favor. Fancy Creamery ia plenty
enough all requirements and the outside ngures OF
obbers 29c. very rarely fraction for svore
brands other than Egn sales
at % and 29c for marks which 90 IT, certain buvers
regularly but trading basis on the open market takes
positively gilt edge lots 10 exceed pc Extra selling
from 26c down % 24 hrsts 622c
defective lots ranging down still lower June creamery
somewhat generally below tine and
10 sale at relatively low prices important sales OF
quality above 25c though for fancy ~ CSC
Is sui obtained state dairy tubs OF fine quail
itv sought for family bring
full rates. there is liberal quantity OF ordinary TO
prime grades OF dairy both in tubs and hrkns which
little all 2c and fancy entire daTes would bring
24c here High grade imitation and well
graded invoices Of Western dairy demand clean
promptly Fresh factory continues scarce inquired for and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24

Receipts for week 479l6 pkgs; exports. ID 642 pkgs
Values have shown material change during the
the ruled quiet especially top grades sun
all grades factory cheese there firm confident
feengsn holders looking forward 70 gradual hardening
the winter advances Giltedge full
selling 10 but there lines Septeu
October cheese that could be bought that
price, Fine parcels changing hands ati2 l24c and
pOrters stand ready TO take almost anything in the OF null
cheese under l2c Good lots Of light skins work
trade at lOd lOLc Onay lie. aud closely
skmme stock from &c down. The ClOveried and
Marshned cOmbna acfo last half october sold
the country yesterday az lZie Pennsylvana skins
~ but meet steady demand &c. Ohio
fats and selling only in small Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24

-'------.-- 4t,6oS.OOO -O45O,OOO oo,4Z3,OO,
~ retsrsonrg shipments probably ended for the
odessa exports expected 10 be small TIL spring
plies ~
GINNlEs-Domesticc cloth duh 6Iadsisc
ST an TIG-Manha Hemp active and firm at 7'sd7c
81 M AZ qc demandsOrIsk Juts Butts steady but quiet
HIDES Have been steady. with a fair inquiry
-, hAi AND sIkAW-With the demand moderate and
steady aaOtaons HagrS the vr market stoct
Soc; o. No =. 7OasOc; No g. e6aG0c.; Ship
Wheat Ace '' N"''" 'O''' ~
hoPs-Wth some falling of in the receipts Of foreign
1855 PRIME e So Common 10 Medium 25 nc 1885.
Prin, 10 Choice l6d lsc; do Common IL l5ci
pacine, coast 1885 Prime to Choice ~ as0c 90. Fair
BayAIsns and Bohemians 1856 % mix cd Germans
40 80 do oAJJanaIAs 10, lsG2Oc kentS do -o~-'''
LEArHEk H.. moderp.e trade at about ' nS5t
2g2s226e-; Light Seconds, iSa lOlc.. Middle DO
lesg2oe' Heavy Do ls9s2Oc DAMAGED all Weighs e
ise Middle DO 16 HfAI2{ es SS DO. i5sslee SonAd
az fe Heavy 90, 2Qa22c.i Light seconds Is II ee
Light nrst SELECTION zoe; Middle do ?03a 2ac Heavy
49, ~ qzoe; Light seconds lisa III Le Middle DO rs &c
i-c Union Tsnned-siaaeiter LlSht Backs, 81 S2ci
Middle BACK. q s2c; siddls Backs heavy 81 asl 9
crop, % $3.50 heie- sc Calcutta Bnraio-LEht II
sl9c; Middle, i7els1c Damaged. l69l7e.; Poor Dam
M0LAssEs-New crop New-orleans quiet and unchanged
+le Tor Good 10 Prime. 4sc for Choice and Soc Tor
MErALs-Iron Certificates egccted. Transferable
tees November delivery issued at sl6A Tln-0ast but
~ goa 2zS5c futures Yesterday late or insertion 10
sold - zoe. second call0 tons February
sod S5c Iranserabie notices issued al 250Oc Cop
per-Dn and unchanged ut IL l2c TrAnslsrAss netces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24

Work a Necessity 10 al but upon how many, women
especially does II s with the Ourien OF the Last straw"
AMI ts their peculiarly dclcats constitutions
50 liable functional cement Ne
toll ladies, easier Tor by making
aOlo Or. plefces Favorlte
Prescription Will relieve OF nervousness and other
nesses. and ali the many Ills peculiar Ia your
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24

Indian Wheat Exports. Monthly, 1886.
Total BUSH. 81 3o4 900 lOsl6OOO 6aOlOOO 8s424OOO

IotAI bush-. 2l3O4 600 lOsl6OOO 63O4OOO 3s424.OOO
Inc receipts Of wheat Bombay for the week
e ~ 47o were 2e2 100 bushels against 6J7990 bushels
e corresponding week in 1888 and week ended October
~; Iorgts 2il96s bushels, against 50l23l bushels
w spending week in 1885. The export movement OF
wheat rom ndia Is being diminished The quantity Of wheat
on passage rom India for Europe November. 1856
oS,ooo bushels including 10000 bushels for Continent
against 100000 bushels at the corresponding
latr IN 1SO ncuding 100000 bushels for Continent OF
Europe The latest weather norris rom India are not alto
etner satslacory from the
interior ie i, anu trade IN wheat is slack.