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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20

GALVESTON Nov. lection hr1n Middhng. SIS Low
Nldallug Good Ordinary, lilo net ana gross re-
c1us bales; exports Great Britain SOo2 70 tne
ohtueut, 3sll bales. saes. 42O bales STOCK oo'o14
bales NO -eo 49,. .~uor-. -
Great ra.n yUO2 bales. cOast~lse ll,1Js bales s-es
S. o3 bales. - -. ,,.,r,,- ~
,cf and gross receipts u Great Britain.
baIr- coastwlse 1869 BALES sales. 2165 bales STOCK
D., O43 bales. =, az 49,. .-.o-,. 90
Wrekly-Net receipts. 44425 bales exports 70
Great Britain 1890 bales coaswise loooS oaes SAFES
l4.Ol2 bales ,..,,.-.. -. Ma
ding net and gross receipt
oy55 bales exports Great Britain, Jaes coas'"lse
A bales ,AleA L3uO bales slOck. l4S. l5o bales
Weesly-Net receipts, 456O4 bales gross SOD oAles
exports Great Britain - b5J bales 70 me
80 bales: coastwis IS ZZ9 baes sales, II 900 bales
'TEw-Ok.KASs. Nov. ls.-( Jtton hrm MddAng . ll.Lo
Low Adding 10 Good Ordinary. lllo net receipts
I bales gross, i6 100 bales exports 70 Great Braln
bales cOasw!se, l4Il baes. sales 475O 0a4es stocA
256.2lT bales 1900. 49,, - q, ooa ,,.s
exports IL Great Britain. H. lO2 bales 70 tie Continent
bales coast WISE 1883 bales, sales. 3D. OU BALES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20
kTAIE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE Nov ls-cotton steady. Midling. &c Flour
Howard reet and Western s9Pe y - ~ % NO.
Super 2 Is SsS Is 10 Extra s. Is sraOi.
- wneatsoutherD steady Western sses sGst1eTn
Ter ked SPOT 70 80 C. = o. Der corpso1tler1 nrn
Va. 20 ssy to anl.g 49,
"e.'ern Mi1ea spct - 1s43c; Nos - "a - &c
81 SOC: Frnnsy vanl Soc cstern White, "a Soc
Do c Ss w 81 30 se co. steady
Perk. sll 90 Bokmeats shoulders eNe Clear ita
estln lSa lse. CreaMery. - GSoc. EggA =
ios,c Whi.Esy. sIZSasl "a Freisls Liverpool. per
oO: rest 5000 ons Corr
looo0 bush oss L9oo sni h's 1.6 s SIa @ ,
LEAP es asssco Uu.a Germ asSoo 5a.S
BufrALo. Nov ls.-wheat-So Har q, 50 as5'.e., No
White Michigan soc SornGSo; WIZ t1s $50 80 s
&C. 5 oa. Canal heat 10000 Cusi
Corn - Sus S, bsTes 600 Sss cora asooo 5a
Bosros Nov ls-foq quiet Western aIgeInhe y % %
ass 10 oDa - 70 f.ss9s serIs - 9
fenow MIIeL 5Oc No Or%ie - 80 y oats
9ne e ssaiS
n Al use Eggs-Easter kIuaA z6dZle Receipts :9r
s ooS ss. Ssas so S oas Shorts 1000
Ssy 4 vsss sssy rsy Is i9ss' ss
cents s.Ooo sosh. shipments 400 Uush corn-No 2
Fors. 80 90 Lara as go Bukmest-- Shoulder. Sc 20
saGr S Sort r. clear 90 IL sass
Common And LxhL ss PACKING And shIpDiaE
a. 90 10 pts 100 head shIpmenis oO4 head
CHICAGO Nov. Is.-Flour steady Choice Winter = heat
81 Is Ss4 70. spring Wheat s. Soss4 10 Minnesota
bakers - 9s4 ID PateuJs - 5O1s 90 Low CI.aeA
81 751sl Ia rye Four-sJ - - 40 10 yDis " hea'
hener spring 1851 &c 20 spring % GOO nc, Mo,
7-Ass rznGods Nov. 100 tst- eoslAs
74e. Dec 74.a74-.c. eosins ~ Z. sos Jan 90 ~
closing May. Oh o &c closing a. el w. Cern
qu,sI No. 80 tuIures-Nos 50 100 .se eloSAs -
oOc.. SoA a3b1ee- sioang 81 So-.c- jan. 81 a.
slc- closing at 80 C; May ~ rGtl NC edoeng =.
Al &c Oats ~eak No IesG ~ sc atsIes Nov 80 .
70 &C. at 70 &C. Dec 70 70 &c coslg a.
CLOSING sO-.c. rive sueL No z. 6Sc barley
No = 6Jc Flax seed-No. l. sSe- Mess FORK
Cash. 80 bUass tuIures-AovunDer 80 SoUss 90.
closing IL 81 Dec. ~ 5VGs@ % closing 81 80 oZ y
J@au.Gy alO iOasiO closing ~ clio ~ L<Ia-CSsh
30 10 Noyeu4bsI Cd ~ clsa1ng At 70 W D~e
% 90 va - W. s5 81 JAM 81 " zaso Oo
closing al 10 90 eborl Ribs. cssh 81 30 BoIed Meats
Dry saSed shouiderssb 700 90 zH hhort Clear sides
50 7o9 " 81 Ia kecepte-fiour. l4-oOO
bbis. Nhoat $4,000 Dush-s Cora 10000 euAh DATA
.Dou Dush. Rye. zOvoi bash Barley 1900 bush ship
Flour. 1900 bbiAs MbcAL 1900 buat-, Cor1.
ln.O.s Uuss-. osts. $4,000 bashs RJa l.ooe barley.
6aUuU.
DErEou ls.-Wheat-Sa Whit Cash 7ssoL and
MleLlgAa toa n &C. No hea- 7ve- Cash
Nov N &c. Dec Is Co. Aay % &C. reoelDts Ah70o bush;
lorp-So 81 -; receipts 100 bush. OALs-Se 2se-i
No NhlSaA ST.; rsceipls 2cOO ensh
MLwAUKkx NOV. l9-floar hrn wasAt strong cssa
Tie. NOV. 72pc- Dec. II 10 Corn arm No a DC
oaLs-A& = zoc kye-Na L D. bArasy-no = o2Ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20
rrRopEAN PRODUCE Markets

LIVERPOOL Nov. lg-Provisions-B4con. CumDer1ni CUT
41s Od Long Clear Mdie. J7s 3D. short Clear Mdale,
a. c. snort Illus. Od Shoulders l5sod per c"I boo
-. 81 TOR l. xLrA India Ness PRIME Ness. = - FoIH-
Prime Mesa 0la % per DOL. Prime Mess Eastern
g.,Hi esteru Cd LATd-Amercan. S5A Prime ea0
er1 3D.; 5ZA I'd HanIs-LOng CuL o4A Ou-.
butteISOs % Ief ~ tIoI hneat
htafss Cueese-Amerczn Choice 5sA ID NhrAt-hel
Ia sd lUd. Red " inter. OA ~ y
Is .u LEI GENITAL. New No. inter, bs 80; do NJ :
surug ia . Mixed Western. Is. Al CAIOfnlA 10
4 d lDL Is Ol. NJ 2 6s6L POS 81 per cenLa4 rIS
ducs-syrtsJf ruryentns 2ss Oh. do AZ LONDON Zo% oL
Petroleum. 5lOL per gallon Clover seen
lS-L4 cwt IAllOw-4A0 Od yer c"H-
flue AmerIcAn Us 3D. Prime City. 4Ja Cd per ca~
kO.ln-OOmmon 3D., Pale IL. 81 gOA OIL LAnseed Ot
n 81 per PrOyisions-AmorcAn hetrigerAts boo-
Lind quarters id tore quarters I'd per D. Hops a. O
ok rs "a ID rs lOA Cd Cottonsceu oi
Liverpool make. Gul at l5s- I'd
LONDON Nov lg.-PrOcuce-Linseed OIL go 2abd- ~
"A I'd Del tun. LinseeL 4Os 81 per quarter Id
seea Gaze los Refined Petr0isulL - Ao'-
Cd per gallon spirits VI IurpenLne. IOA 90 pc.
$50 tul- HOsln-COliinoa 81 - ~.
ID ola OF PrOglsiOns-lsard 5-a w 20
cwL tor American sugar-l2s a. per cwt for SGD~ Nen
trfuga pul4rElg llA ID ia I'd Tor uscoN
Australian IalIOw-beeL <+a u q
I'd Mutton ga I'd 80 COcOanut Ou-CeylOi- ~
6s Cocnln 1855 Refrigerated boeL 81 81 ~.
hind quarters Ia lid lore quarters per Old ID a'
IA
ANTWERP Nov le-Petroieum-Flne pale American 10
paid and 10 francs 81 centimes sellers
MAcOxs IS r.uCs D cenLmos Dor LOO A4-".
BREnEN Sov. ls.-Petroeum 3 marks 70 pieunlEs.
Lard closed at "a marks W pennigs per lIo ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

Tho dealings in crude certificates yesterday dwinoieu
to the insignificant amount OF 100000 barrels There %
was some trouble wires the oil country Ou' TINS
does not explain dnlness Of the market Two nnu
ences probably contributed that the fear OF large op
atOrs make heavy short sales IN .-r we" ,,tG
the 6g features ss.atoD Of ihs naadon
by speculative holders who were early onseis
on the recent Yet few days have Rro9sssSS
caused quct accumulation OF no mean sorl ,ould
further rgishnrss Of vement IN the Market -,
proDab increase. The fact howe yer thar We pr in the
long suhsied "a suggestive OF more cohnoeue
outlook than observers willing II admit ~ an
i.reuce All goods sold the reaction rom = -,
have apparently passed into hands that are not Eey 70
~, a. an small movement and there " doubtless
cons az sion o few cents Possibly the
convincing 10 buyer
holders The fall may not rra9h the extent
the anuar.nf production In general 10 dfc
the EXPOSED position OF the foreign trade WIN Ia. a
become an important lae,4e IN r IIs tr their
stea liness and the last price was actually I'm"
reuctant ana seTvatve pocy Is likely 10 De
fhe maorfy ~ Tor the next few DAYS IN
from the I'll country would OF course shse' IT, ~
any pfnrOc alton ior an aiVance Wou ~
attract further buying The market closed .ps
a shade above the drst figure Of the day. -. -. osol,
The rance n prices and the toSA ueaiinsS d. '"' ~
dated Exchange were as follows:
Opening .........-.. Is Iowest----...------- = =
igies 75's FinaI--.-------- a q, ,.o n
unchanged at cents per gal on here anu III
Baltimore aud Is : ceuts per gallon IN Philadelphia
prrrsmEG Penn Nov. l9-Cruie Oi-Petr0enn quie1
but steady National Transit Certificates openef Al 4 ana
closet 55'. price 75's lowest price "a =
Rn,nFoRn Penn. Nov l9.-Cruis On -Vitl1lE rr'1'N
Certificates opened 75s anil close a. 75s hsh's price,
10 y 4Owest price, 10 clelIaAces. J55.OJJ oArreis
rlru,vilE PENN Nov 10 -Natsola. rrlli.t csraca.s,
opened IS and closet Al 10 highest prc' 1913 ""e''
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20
TIE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
~ E0tA Isp<r. vesssis ~ E~s~~
nrNrRAL MARKEr RE PORT.

,nrrFFFor Brazil sowths the market was s'esy o one
81, fy- or $40 suo, invoices sales 5000 bags 20 a.
80 ! 5oo bav. No al ia. MID srow'm were "d o"o
So. &c Irs Mer,rasho lO22 hags say anita snu n
bsgs Mexican The market opened a, an f. =. ,oi
TO- -, a. aprfl IL 25a ll-30. May LIP lLov'
y, cor VS. ~n-~rsher ll2oUll2o. peoo"ooi'
f2s6ll-30 Sales - 500 oaEs sailing moderately,
RVEIDiNG MATEhlAlS-Au"oei ee--e
euf bricks show -.
CORDAGE-D~mand moderate
CHTCORY-SelinE iary.
COCOA-fn fair demand and steady 4. 49,, an, M a..
COOPFRAGE erOCk-Steady and 1aar no' oA'e"' P
- 49,, lots olde
eru IN Their views To the reeir cleo supply IN ,a-
80 sSs sale. yTs az bales last evrnlne al o
or Port receipts TO-DAY s62T2 bales ~,
Srsn % 81 bales tins day week and %leos oaaes III"
last year .- 10000 n, Classification
liz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
tss n through drawing cars %
Albany Troy. Montreal, Syracuse and Rochester
"The Limited" with dining stopping nc
Albany Uuca Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fals
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago $50 a n
neKrlaY.
1880 NJ Chicago Express drawlng-roOn cars to Canaan
I'll 80 a m. Western NewYOrk anu Northern Express
with DRAWN groom cars
$50 D m Abany Troy and Utica ExpresA with drawing
.4p m Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy.
m and II Louis Express with sleep ~ cars
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit CHI
cago and L Louis. Dning-csr NewNork to Albany.
Montreal Express with sleepln gears 10 -yrAcnss
and Auburn roaf. also to Montreal
800 m. -isener Rochester az = t.
Blu 1slo 50 m and eveland ~; IS "a. next isy.
f-9l5 Pacific Express " N sieepngcaFs Tor ltnche
Ter Buffalo Falls Cleveland. Toef0 Detroit AMI
Chicago Sleepngcars Clayton and OgiensbuFz daily ex
cept saturday. -
with the morning trains Tor the Mcss
and Tor the North except saturday nj ghtL
Tickets at Grand Central Depot No hattery
Place A Broadway Harlem Depot l25thst and an ave-,
and Al Express Offices PARK place near Sr0&
wavl 7-5 942 broadway and % " est l25ti-i y.
York 1888 sshngtOu and 13O Fulton st brooklyn and ~
4th St, Williamsburg. -
procured Of the ticket 0lces IL NeW-f my ana
533 ngfOn-st. Brooklyn.
Baggage al ed Tor AMI checked from residence.
These ialy All others diiy except -un Jay
NJ TOTCEY u. N. kENDRfCK.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER is. 1886.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYor Desbrosses and Courandt street
Ferries. as follows -. u,.., w,,, p,r,,, p.,.o.
Hs1s6ars PUss and h9 %ss "h rpsn rlss
ana Chicago Limited Paror Dining. smoking ami sleep
wks EasS ar tocE Haven s5a No. p m Cory and Ell.
at p m connecting at cOry for fitusviIe Petroleum
For Lebanon $50 and y Is nsRs
. P nPsR s Ga sy m arrive
$50 and p m. and IS night sunday CHS. $780, H.
For Atlantic city except sunday p NJ o. s.,..,...o,,,
For Cape May week days lilo a. H. Oh saturdays only
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate .ais9sS
m. A1 on Sunday 5'45 m and ?. do not stop Il
For Old Norfolk via NswYors Phls,Gephs ana
SoTfGE Ra 70 week e R aa Sse'y o"' VIA D-0'S
at Jersey CIV anordlns speedy and direct Transfer LOG
go IS $50 n. 70 500 $50 5sO 20 800 and 3!
m f Fro@ Ph aa 800 $50 800 10 20
s ssS 100 100 4iS@ BE- II s.
a an M 20. so. o. 500 s3s and 1885, m
FOX PHILADELPHIA
Express Train. leave NewYOrk va DesOrOsses and Court
go 100 $3.50 10 Washington Limited AMI IL hieasu
%te an q u ~ Ass aS tsS s. ia ana srs
P4o .. NJ sundays Express 6:l5 $50 10 III Lhnits.
Trans n sas sSS Sew YORK daily except and
LILO m z a. r 3 t or s ann t1 i" anu
Rstnrn2 trans leave Broad station Ph,iaieiphi1
laI 400 4OS 80 $40. $50. 5O-LO so ;4O II snd
LISA M Limited Express ia and 500 p -. 5as
g45 g.35 7l2. s:l2 and $50 ?. N on sunday lzy..
500 lO5 40 $40 $50 s:4o m. 1913. *.oo Lntea
1--we esSS Va Camden N. daily except san
day. ,--..,.-.- .s,or uonss
and foot OF Desbr0sses and Coartandt st No Courtesy
ant Brooklyn Annex station 100. OF ~, psS,srs
station Jersey Emgrant ticket once va b@''ety
Place aud Castle Garien. - -, -
The York Transfer Company VIII eau ior AIN en'o-
baggage rom hotels and Residences . ,.oor
CHAs. h. PUGH, J. y. WIZ,
General Manager. OenerA rhssf Hf'n<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20
EUROPEAN F1NANcIAL Markets

LONDON Nov le-l2:3O m-Consols l02 ll6 for money
lO2s for the acoonnt United states per cent Opng
1905. ll2s.; do. second cons9.A ~
Atantic and Great Western First Mortgage Itrstoes
CeTtlncates 54'si Mexican Ordinary 0Os sL FAu GULL
mon siss New YORK Central. III = Reading. 2O~ 81.
1870 .Parls adylces quote Three Per Cent Hentes -
ran IS continues for the account
m.-Cousols. lcZ for money and l02 llo tor inc a.
count, Atlantic and Great Western Erst Mortgage
CerLneates % Canadian Pacinc, II % Ere 81 y 90 De-
COnsols los Mexican Ordinary, o0s 81 Pau Ia
mon %, NeW-fork Central. liza Reading. zoHi hN-
Bay Company. 24b
m-1he amount Of bullion into the BANK Oh Ems
land vi balance to-day 10 12s.OUU
Pars advlces quote Rentes a. 81 francs
60 for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20

DONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATS,
AZ KILL MouNTAINs lsndins , oranssss's w.
Esopa. eoanecaas with Ulster sna Ds..s~sS ssssy
Glove CafskiA Mountain and kzaterukiu r<e.roedS
sissIs,. cITY o. KINGSTON Aad JAhksE kAkn
WIN every weex dAy =. sSo n pr - =
caves at y ", MAKING Al AAdanGA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20
NALL RIVER LINE-FARES REDUCED

TNAII, RIVER LINE-FAREo hEDIOLD.-
II 1,,.1a, - lp.r river. e. ffstci@sa
t tcsrts Corresponding reduction 20 al Eastern pl.s
sts.msr. PIiGRIM and PkONl DkNCE leave New OH
on st.rnae DAYS sundays included al 80 N iro fs
81 y r. urr4ysI CONNECTION VIA ANNEX Dual i've
Brook ya and Jersey 1ity AZ p ~ ,.,c,,r,s prsr
Long WATER ROUTE FULL Stoai > u, 90 =.
sy araug trans Boston short rail ride time 90
utes orchestra st<dfnsr lc.ets an1
nav be s red al all principal hotels transfer and tekss
oflces AZ the Pier - and on sto-ansIsS
popnES a LOWELL Agenta GenI Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20

n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At The
UPTOWN OFFICES No. lz3o broadway corner lhlry,,
frst-st until m 953 Broadway between Twenty second
and twenty third Sta until 3Os West Twenty third
Fourteen hist.
76O Thlriave- Forty seventh-t oo7 Ihird ave.
near siYtethst the HARLEM OFFICE. 257 Fast ono
hundreda hfths. 800 Thriave- One
hundred and hfthst- up 10 m AZ Regular once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20

oOfD Ordinary . 10 TO 'II'I'1I'-- ----f.--.
tn. cation market opened steady at points afvance rue
~ reg ar during greater portion 81 tir Gay arr
cos.6 firm Al Of a ponts iof TUG "~'' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20
european Advertisements.
Look! It Will Paw You

CIergymcn medical legal warehouse men, bnsf
men, professional Librarians and stndent bank
and brokers merchants and Manufacturers prnc as
Of colleges ami schools. monares AMI phisntop. and All
tie Great Republic he supplied Of AWEEkB
NOTICE with New and second hand English and Continental
Books and Reviews. snsly Libraries. at about FIFTY
PER CENT LESS than charged for them In the states
Book and Picture sales attended Rare and Books
and Mss. forwarded order Catalogues mailed when
CURED Wholesale B0okb nfing and stationery al wonder
fuly low rates. All goods carefully packed to any al
dress in the U. >. A.
J. MOSCRIPr PYE & co.
Export Bookaellers Stafoners and Publishers
l5a West Regentst. GIasgON. scotland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20
coon NEWS TOR AMEREcANs AT HOME

For the Of Kin Beyond Sea- J. NOscRrPs
PYE (Of the above hrm who hal experience o.
the varei requirement.. OF American ladies' and gentlemen
acts General Agea and executes with economy and 10
spatch commissions entrusted 10 him for anything large
small that be wanted Europe Correspondents
all American Manufactured Goods and Pa-nte and
Commerc al Concessions generally pacei the Eufopean
market Preim Fee. 500 Re trarei schools
aud Tutors recommended nvestpent- made "a best sseu
tne trouble and ~ communicating with
PYE I54 West Regent-st. Ga-gow neariy OPPOSITE
the American Consuate remittance should IN every
accompany instructions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20

XVAN1ED-A good party to assist in placlni
w the market exceedingly desirable goh silver
and phosphate mines will bear closest ID Al
pay large profit promoters. Address T. K BLAHChAH
as summer st., Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20
Business Cbaures.


CAPITALISTS.
The desires to the cooperation OF one
or more gentlemen Of 70 JOIN him in the formation OF
stock company steam boiler which
he has practical his business TO Dc
superior all the highest Endorsements OF
the Franklin Institute OF Philadelphia and other standard
authorities. Correspondence invited
Address full particulars and all details, CAPITAL care
Of C. : (;osse "a Kilby St, Boston, Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20

I OST.-Bank Book No. 1O6,407 on Dry
IL Dock saymrs Bank Any person having claims upon
sad book so called upon TO present tho same W TIE BANK
whin 50 dAy or book Will 30 declared cancelled and
sxtrxusshs4 a1d = Issued N neu thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20

Madison Square Presbyseran Church MsHsc. Ieve.
corner OF 94thstservtces Sunday Novembr g. Of III =
7;45 D. M Pastor Rev. G Il. PARKHuRsT, D. d.
will preach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20

HARLEM XIV FIX bhANSn u.RrroRD n n
-. ~ Ia .,l.u STATION. corner lou 49, A.s
ave aear Avenue br.ass s.s1ss "a Al s.
Third Avenue cleN4soe H~- ~~k 10y
.ssp, sandsys a o:.a 80 sl1 is< ii9o ~ 80
4 SS>0osA No@k
49,. tants Point Fsrn~ vaa Nest est Sssstee
fans,s Bay Chester fehAn Bay bsitow civ lsANnaS
es.fs,n NAnos Ne~-Locheie Connecting AZ New
kocnse AL youts GA tho man hns OF tAe
SS-vork and Hartford RAILROAD. shore line
AID Airline Divlsions New-CanAAn- AidAesovn Aev-
Erfum branches Boston and ali ponts e1sS
Asanixht New Rochelle ami al nteruodrto
i.Ql al lz.lUa IA. daily. exCepI AondayA
Rochelle and AL mternctt.ato 49,
l2sol AID b 80 ue alter Tram eoaasos
Ing . ow -kocAello with trans ~ stAaAiofI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE To NORFOLK.
RICHMOND, OLD POINT COMFORT
AND THE SOUTH

On and after November ls 1884, Express trAia for cses
Charles ola Point Comfort, and Norfolk, via the
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD
WIN leave Pennsylvania Railroad station. NewIork daily
at D. H. arriving Cape Chares $50 ni Cid font 20
m Norfolk As A. steamer for Richmond will leave S<pe
Charles Al m. MONDAY Wednesday and tridAgs Muv-
ny here At 8 D. m sleeping cars through TO Cape CnxueS
Tier eta and sleeping bcrths De securcd - any '
once Of the Psnnsy ly1na Railroad COMPANY
a ". dunno, supI Ia b. CoOnh. W. :. - - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20

The AVERAGE reexports Holland for ten years have been
AZ ger cent OF tie quantity imported. which Z532Z3O
t.oe.oSI bushels net
insuofts .z6S. 537 bushels re-expOrted
HE upOTts september aud october Iooo were
80 s5S comprising 1872 1876 bushels RON Russia
k4s $50 Germany 30 la5 bushes ON America
57U bushels the BLACK 1880 Oushels IRON
Turkey anu 2t2. rs busl els from British India
lie qusDy wheat passage Tor France New o, 1885,
q, Ondns date lss5
The Quantity passage Belgium November o.
$50 90 Ouse against 100000 bushels al The cor
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-27
Sergeant Barwick,s Report.

Notwithstanding the bright outlook on
Monday evening for cessation of ombIo-
metrical addition to our already excessive
rainfall record for this season, we were
grievously disappointed, for yesterday
morning the barometer began falling and
kept it up all day, and was still falling at I
o'clock last night, although not then below
so inches. The rainfall Yesterday up to the
aforementioned hour was 81 of an inch,
making 7.65 inches for the month and a So
inches for the season, as against 1858
inches for the whole of last season. The
rainfall for the present season, we Will say.
up to o'clock this morning (27th), will be
% inches, for at o'clock last night it was
24.S5, lacking but 10 of an inch of being %
inches. This exceeds every season from
that of 1880 down to the present time,
save one, and if it keeps on it will exceed
that one, which was the season of 1861 and
1SG2-that seasons rainfall up to and in
Guiding the last day of January, was %. So
inches, and our present one is % inches.
The following dates Of comparison ought
to make interesting reading just at present !:
The season of 1S49-50, up to February /,
1850, was p inches total for that entire
season, SO inches. Rainfall for season of
1928, up TO February l, 1858, was 22.41
lncneS; total Tor tnat entire season, oO.5U
inches. Rainfall for the season of 1862
up to February 1, 1862, was 1855 inches ;
total for that season, 1886 inches. Rainfall
for 1868, up to February !, 1865. was Do 20
inches total for that season, 10 inches.
Total rainfall for this season, 1856, up to
the 4 A. NJ. observation of January 9th,
will be all of % inches.
Let the reader note that in So seasons there
have been but four of those that gave q
total rainfall of 80 inches or more; those
were 1S49-50 1928. 1S61-62, and iS67-6S
Out of those four there was but one that
had as much rain this early in the season
as we have already had, and that season
only leads us So of an inch. If this storm
keeps up another day that difference will
be overcome and exceeded if so, the pres
ent must be classed as the very wettest sea-
son to date that has ever visited California
since the great gold excitement in 1919.
a foul weather sunset is reported from
Olympia to San Francisco. A falling
barometer, southerly winds and light rain
prevailed at o'clock last night from
Olympia to San Francisco, except at Port
land, where it was fair. The rainfall yes
terday for Red Bluff was 81 of an inch /;
at Sacramento. 81 of an inch at San Fran
cisco, rs of an inch.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-27
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