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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-10-20

IVVAs W.
RUNAWAY On NJ INLAY last, at cris.
tol. Dan Roeder. while coming down
from the Mayaower mine in his spring
wagon, met with what came near prov.
iue serious accident The old road.bed
/. c,mpletely washed away, and when
half way down the hill from the May.
a,wer stable and at very steep part Of
The road, the wagon in which were
lanes Clark, Freddie Barrows and Roe.
Der himself, upset, and rolled over sew.
sul times throwing out the occupants.
Clark was injured about the shoulders
and head, Roeder's ankle was sprained,
besides which he received number Of
severe bruises, while Freddie Burrows
luckily escaped with but few scratches.
The team rHn away and quickly became
sutangled 10 the cedars but not before
dsm,lishing the wagon completely.
Both the injured parties will soon be
around again and both arc lucky not to
have received injuries which would lay
them up for weeks.
0sosDAoA MrSE.-The proprietors Of
the Oaondsgs mine At Jackrabbit have
decided T. place steam hosting plant
on the property. Better hosting facili.
ties than those now used ars needed and
the appearance Of the property justi6ss
the expense. A hosting engine has been
purchased from the P. c. Mg. Company
here and the work Of removing and plac.
ing il will begin ~ once. This property
hw been one Of the standbys Of that
district icr some time ADD may yet de-
vslop into bonanss.
Jvsrfcs's Couar. Two suits were en-
tered in the Justices Court this week.
The 6ost being shst Of Thos. Gilleu
agVut FL Hing for $50, 10 ~hich
plaintiff took judgm .ns BY default. do.
PENDANT making no appearance. 10 this
Gaze 40 attachment vas levied on = large
amount Of psrsonai property 1t Bristol 10
the hands Of R. !. G wdon. who imms.
distely entered suit against the Sheriff 10
recover possession Of the sane. This
cess 10 set for Monday next ct II clock
A. -
wmD Carat Jaskrahbitt last Moo.
day night Joha sheath killed . wild cat.
A c,nmoti,n was heard in the
chicken house about one O'Clock in the
NV, 49,. !. .sa jam sepp0asoe .ons AMI
h..s a. 'es .A0'E'a 10
- sH ~ 'n'e.sa coop
wi, 49,. - :. .',auss 'o''n wnsn :
W." o'rs's" sn's ind ein out Wild
vicinity however.
No.. r.,-
so'io.-inn - ne lsse DAY upon
~ ~s -"
plses npoa " Register BY six O'Clock
nnisht will b barred from voting at
the elsctioa ssxt month. Take notice
and govern yourselves accordingly.
Frss SPEcrnax. "A doe block Of the
steel eslsna ore which forms ths main
ledge Of the Yaba mine wss brvssht 70
the C,m ,sny's oia,s lat Tussd.v.
.' .' ''0'. weighs more sha. Seo pounds
y' oPwatos o. w ounces per
w. ~ ''y'r
Dr.. Nssb;u In n, s.n ~. M.
s '.'s "ee. ana Wa expected back
!. !. sy ne nss mos rssarnsd yet
49, g ~'n soon pos u an ap.
serancs'
49,. -. a'a'os COMPANY during the
-. !, e aa'prsc thirty two
~. ~. y ia !. - ..sn' srsdss' RAINING
InA AEAkm and ltos.<~As. =
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-10-20
Dry-euuds Department.


in tie Dry.Coods Depart
meut We are clfsling SPECIAL
bargains In order to make
room for our Spring and ktm-
lner Goods now In trar mt,
Note the following: Hlal kkts,
and Robes, Ped Comforts, : lan-
nels, Ladies' Heavy skirts Ia.
dies, Misses ard Child1en,s
WOODEN Hose, Gents Tioe
Woolen Half Hoeo, Ied3es,
Misses and Chtldren,D <1nalS
and Newmarket, Jersey q *.
ets, Wooden Iress Goods, Wool
en-, Hoois, Nuhiaa, 6carfb and
Heavy Mttts.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-10-20

The sstis ara u shs GATED ss.ass
saasststs oaeoAeoo acre.. sadoe
this moro tAan ball y yet sasold lad.
~ ArNsv pertisn = Whish y y Aisshx.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-10-20
PAaaANAaAT vALLEY N.1Es.

The weather Is 6ne; rome frost, but
nothing damaged.
Health is not 90 good Is usual. We
have had quite scourgs Of malaria this
fall which is unususl in our valley.
The Surveyors are once more in our
midst trying to make us believe We are
to have . railroad some time in the dis.
tant future.
We are exceedingly glad that you went
for Of man Frsnchy. Just give him
smother shaking up II y,u please. He
had no business to 60 from Pahrauagat
over to Piochs without our kuo Wedge or
permission and plsy himself Of - q
campaign speaker. We know il has
broken our record.
$50
A number Of County candidates are
already on the move. The Legislative
nominees % both tides are quite active.
A delegation Of FIVE Dsmoerstic aspirsuts
pulled out for PAhranagat Valley Thurs.
day, and next week the Republicans will
move IN that direction.
Hon. J. Poujade has grown tired Of
travelling daily over the mass Of rocks
which the freshet VI last Summer piled
up In front Of his residence, and last
Tuesday he had them csrted Of making
that part Of the street quite passabls
again.
A new water tank Of 5000 gallons ca.
pssity is now 6sishei end in use 1t tho
Yubs mine. Tbis, added to the com,
paay's other tanks. will make IL ueses.
sary 70 pump from the No. 8 shaft but
once 10 two weeks.
Both The Democratic and Republican
parties srs pleased with III: nominations
made At their County Conventions la,t
week. A number Of nominee. on ssch
ticket are sanguias Of success.
Miss Maggie McIntyr@, after a six
weeks stay with relatives ia Salt Lake
City. returned home on Saturday last.
The hosting engine now standing on
the Independent mine IL 70 b removed
to the Onondaga nina At JAekrabbit.
The full text Of the Supreme Court dc.
eision Overriding the "Mormon Test Oath
Law" 10 given In this issue.
The rsfHs for che McMath house snd
furniture comes OF tonight At Thompsop's
without fail. tt.
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Grocery Department.

.. i
Tho Grocery Depaytmsnt Is
Constantly supplied, and here
our Prices are still Lower than
the Lowest. Call and b Con-
WINGED.
Z We hays a1ded largely 70
our stock a Harness eto,. and
carry : sccd assortmeut Of
Harness, Eyidlea, coljaxA
6wsatpads, Halters. WHY'S
| Our sut1xe soseh = New ena vssdn,
sss.s g SSsk-saisa - SsSiEssss
! 1sRaas sralcTky'eAsss.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-28
COTTON MARKFTS-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Noy IA p mCotton-Ihe sales Of the day
included bales Futures closed quiet but steady
American Low Mdding clause November delivery 40 4d
November December delivery 2l6td sellers
December aud January delivery 2i64d sellers January and
February delivery 2l6id sellers. February and March
delivery 2l6.G sellers March and April delivery, %.
Cad sellers; April and May delivery. 240id buyers May
and June delivery 260id sellers June and July delivery.
IS Cad sellers
GALVESTON, Nov. Cotton easy; Middlng ill6I
receipts S7S6 bales exports TO the continent 0S5 bales
coaswse, bales sales. 1876 bales stock, 6l2I2 bales
NORFOLK, Nov 27.-Cotton steady. Middlng ga; and
gross receipts 4O1 bales exports 70 Great Britain, 63oS
bales coastwise LISA bales; sales. ll60 bales STOCK
~ 1886 bales.
SAVANNAH. Nov 27.-Coiton easy Mddllng. LIE; Low
Middlng 1l6 Good Ordinary. and receipts
627l bales exports Ia Great Britain, 4O97 bales the
continent 2400 bales sales. 1900 bales; stock Ill 063
bales
ST LOUIS Nov 27.-COtton steady Mddlng. Oh Low Mid.
ding Good Ordinary So receipts. 3992 bales gross
receipts 500 bales exports c0astwse 1910 bales Sales
bales stock AZ, 204 bales.
NEwOILEANs. Nov 27.-Coton steady. Middng l.; Low
Middlng 8; Good Ordinary, 81. receipts 81, lT3
bales gross receipts 22jl9 bales exports Great Brtaiu
bales coastwise 2Sll bales sales 5000 bales; stool.
2l20l5 bales.
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pRODTCE MADIET,

IvkRPooI, Nov. III Beef In fair demand extra
India mess firm az zoos Pork-ln fair demand Hams
good demand Bacon In good demand long clear steady AZ
AS I'd short clear steady 4js I'd shoulders steady az
ass I'd Cheeseln fair demand American finest white aud
colored, firm at 56s Tallow-There is nothing Offering
Spirits Of turpenne-ln demand. ROsn-1n good de-
mand common strong at Is I'D Iard-spot In fair demand
IturesIn demand prime Western spot brm at AS 81
November steady iIs December and January 46sd Wheat
In fair demand new No. Winter dull at IS new No J
Spring duh NJ ~ Id fOur-ln poor demand CornIn poor
dema mixed Western spot steady at Is s4 November dun
~ lis al Docember duh Is adj January steady al Is 3D.
Hops at London-New York Stlte-In good demand
including ) 900 American
Receipts Of American for the past three days. l04
ccntals
LONDON NOV 27-Cacuta lnseed AIS Oh per gnarer linz
seed OIL lSS hL refined petroleum. d-loU oVl0d
per gallon spints OF iurpentne, SIS 81 per owt
ANTwERP Nov. 27-Wlcoxs closed at l07 francs Is
ceDtimes per 100 kilOs.
ANrwERp. NOV. 27.-Peroleum-Fine pale American 10
francs 80 centmes and ~ francs ~ ceames sellers
bremen. Nov. 27-Petroleum 7 marks 10 pfennigs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-28

.,,, =, =, s,f 1913 tons were transported. being an
increase OF 597. 574 tons as compared win 1901 "
Q 2OS $40 IA compared WIN 1000 a"u ',"o'''
tons as compared with 1855, and the revenue Tor cos'
shows an increase OF e. 443756 81 compared with
1887 OF 90 O25103 OF compared with 1886, and OF
s3 2O 543 ~ compared with 1850 III must De porno
I'm mind that the average rate per ton per mic on
coal shows an Increase I'm comparison with the previous
year NJ O3o and was 035 better than the rate
on through freight The steady and rapid growth OF the
coal trade encouraging feature to the owners OF
property and is enhanced by the fact that the business
for october 1883 increase OF 100000 tons as
compared with October. 1887 and further that the coal
tonnage Of the system is greater than that OF any
road IN the United States with the single exception Of
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company
STOCKS HAVE AN UPWARD TENDENCY.
The DAVIS stock speculation developed little
that will be new TO the readers OF The Tribune.
IL was dull fuctuating, and with strong up
ward tendency for values: One OF the marked
features was the strong efforts made by brokers
who until the last two days active on the
short side to talk it into traders that there
was no short" interest left in the market. This,
however WAS more conspicuous during the early
hours. when prices were at their lowest than 1t
was later when values had advanced / per cent.
The very urgency with which the plea was an
nOunced. and coming from the sources IL did, be-
trayed it's partsanship-and the stock loan mar
Set fully cOntradicted il. London continued to
be moderate buyer OF its favorltes; there was
impr we'd demand among commission brokers
and sort of nervous prosratlon ruling IN the
bearish circles. These all combined to lmpart u
fmer ton. 10 values. although there was Httle
activity discernible anywhere. except when the
latest leader put in his bids or offers for
thousand share lots. The gold exports by to
morrow's steamer amount only to 81, 045. 000 in
stead of s.. OO0 900. The same steamer viii take
out nearly an equal value Of securities. The
i'm provcment in prices was general. notwithstand-
ing the dulness and the market closed strong.
a DULL BOND MARKET.
The offerings of Government bonds to the
Treasury amounted to 81 ,431,500. The Secretary
accepted S305.500 4 1-2s at 100 l-s. The re-
ccted offers included As. so, 900 at 125 $4,000
at % -, $4,000 at % 5-S and 81, 900, 900 at
%. The local market dull with nominal
quotations higher as follows:
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco, Nov. ~, 1883
ERIE'S PRELIMINARY ANNUAL REPORT.

IutSuhl, NON - III.
As has been the custom with the New-iork
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company, it
to-day issued a preliminary report of its bust
ness for the year ended September 80. 1883, in
advance of the full report, with detailed Sta
tistics The report with full tables will be
issued in few days. To-days issue, however
gives the financial results for the year. with "a
synopsis OF the details in President Kings gen.
eral remarks The report is remarkably favor
able Notwithstanding the more or less of de-
moralization which during the last twelve months
has existed in railway trafic-ineXcusable as it
has becn-and the fact that the company has
charged TO operating expenses almost every con-
cevablc item of expenditure, the net earnings over
all charges are S73s s43-Sl37, 200 greater than
in the preceding year-or about S250,000 more
than is required to pay full dividend on its
preferred stock The eXtra-cOnservatVe action
OF the directors in not giving to the preferred
stock-mosty held in England-any part of the
$685. 900 surplus accrued during the last two
years is likely 10 bring John Bull growl of dis
content 1t has been the policy Of the pres
ent management, however, TO place the company
second consolidated bonds on as high plane of
credit as that enjoyed by any American railways
bonds before distributing to any class OF stock
holders its surplus earnings This policy, oil
course inures to the final benefit of the preferred
stock first and TO the common stock later sub
Joined are the comparisons of three years ncl,
1913, SAB, against s60l, 199 i'll 1887, ana Sl4,oIl
in 1886.
COMPARISON OF THREE YEARS BUSINESS.
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p.IrrMoag Nov 27cotton quiet ana dnlI ansrsn:
Is oCss do g 7ss4 81 FAMILY 40 sSsG Co. do
Rio Brands 1915 90 Pa,aPscc saperaVe arm Fas
~ 10 rnnchcrry I0ail2c quiet stea1yE
No Winter Red spot November 973S1 90 Decsm ,
az l. January lO04c CornSouthern sc.lvo
and steady Whits 65a5ec: yellow n52c western western
v"eak dull Nired spot 46c Year $3.50 20 Jsnsy
at "a @44c February at 4.@42c oas ~ cen,ed nr a.
H enc Western White ri 3Sc 10 Mixed % 130c Graded
No White 80 a@S3c Rye firm a. 62@stc aay s;t ~
Provisons steady Mess sie75 B9k Meat, iS s
Bseon-Shonlders 9Iqc; Clear RIB sides ioc. H n
steady l2sol2'ic lard steady; Refned AZ i yo
Creamery 309S2c Eggs firm at 24a25c Petreisua anes
but steady: Refined 7.lOc. Coffee nrn BIO talp~s
Fair I6tal 62c sugar steady Soft &C. CoRpeapIT
Refined Arm ~ i69l6i4c Whisky steady =. % q.
Liverpool steamer nominal - cotton
Flour per els 81. Grain 6of Recepts-Four dUw
Dbl. Wheat 5000 bush. Corn l1OOO Dush Oss 80"
bush Rye 900 bush Shipments flOur o'VOV oDis
Sses-Wheat 10000 bush. Corn $4,000 push
CHICAGO Nov 27Tho leading futures ranged as fonows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-28

ToyDoy Nov I'll p. Consos 90 led for money
900 for account United per bonds
lOl Atlantic AMI Great Western FIRST mortgage Trustees
Certificates do second mortgage, ~ Canadian
Erie 2Oi- TO second consols 99it Illinois Central
1888. Mexican Ordinary, 49,. ST. Paul Common 6SS
York Central, 10 Mexican Central mortgage
bond Is g. Reading - Pennsylvania, 54L
Money = al per cent.
rate Of discount in the open market for short and
three months bills Ia per
Paris aivces quote cent renteS 80 francs IS
cenmes the and exchange London at % francs
~ centmes for checks.
The Of bullion gone into the Bank England
ancc to-day IL 10000.
Is II a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-28
OIL MARKETS.

on. CITY, Nov 27-Natona Transit Certificates opener At
80 highest lowest S5A closed eoA Sales 6oSOOO
barrels cearlnces. 100000 barrels; charters. bar
rels shipments 3.C62 barrels runs l4.i32 barrels
PiTrsBuRd Nov 27.-Petroeum duh and heavy National
Transit Certificates opened az SO; closest S5ss highest
So lowest s5ie.
BRADFORD Penn. Nov 27-Nationa Transit Certificates
opened at $50. closed at 500; highest SO, lowest So u
Cleafances. 61S,000 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-28
WOOL MARKET

BOSTON 27The wool market has been much auetcr
Ohio and PennsyVana neeoes are now selling at 33 G35
for Y and % 36c FOR NN and XXX and above Michigan
leeces sales have been made NJ 81 32c Comhng and
lane ocoes In moderate supply sparingly
No cOmbing rs quoted az - 3gioc deane IL.
36c and Michigan line eane AT ~ 1880 Unwashed
Ing woods arr hrn California, Oregon and other unwashed
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RAILROAD Earnings.
,,po vrvcrvNEs AND WESTERN.

CAIRO. yINCENNEs AND WESTERN.
Hs%}' e: Sc %5'is es
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS.
Es%%i & %'i; as e s55
DENVER, RIO GRANDE AND WESTERN.
SS$ sss5 ls3 Sss lss5
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN.
Sa s%S . ,s 81 s. s295 ls55S$E
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
T TumPe Week S n IN Nov s29sSso ssgs0 ssl2o5o
jan 1 to Nov NJ. 12525'997 14139,GGG 1i,106'446
MEXICAN CENTRAL
f ss g: %'; IS sS $50
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN.
Hs%$ e: s G. % e 81
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
f f9I; %.: a.
ST LOUIS ARKANSAS AND TEXAS
S5a Tss SSS . ,sI fs SIS. IS as5S Is
TEXAS PACIFIC.
fSHSe week. si T a Sow sls55 1s3 sSs
DENVER, TEXAS AND FORT WORTH.
Number OF miles, lb3 30 sou
Second week in Nov, a1S423 S2049l S6OS16
Jan. i Nov. A. 313,II7 oOl,O1S
NETWORK AND NfW-ENGLAND.
Month OF October. ei59, 500 Gi69,SS2 sJ2G 446
Jan. ] 10 oct 81. 1896 lJi 4,lS996l 4,4oi,04o
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN.
Years ended sept 30 1887. 1ssS. Differences.
Gross earnlues 81 4SO 5G4 81 6s3 o97 s203
EXPENSES and TAI 23i $50 laps, 2lS Inc
Net earnngs.......... s245 500 s255.479 Inc $3.50
First chafges----....- 1o3IOl 2Ol Dos Dec. 1887
Net earnings........ s0I,s5S $685. 2i Dee. sT931
PROFITS leased lines l0,o5S Dee. 1OgJS
Loss by leased lines 3,60S lnc. 3OJs
Surplus ..........--. s72,Si0 $50 o63 Dee SO $50
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NETWORK.
For the week .... s6Oi5,2Oi SJ,027 2i4 SO 253 974
Previously rcptcd 2S2 4O33 1856 pa S26 1876 259429 35l
,,., , Ian , soos Kos ,Ec soso A. 40 soc[ ese 9,-
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pRINTING CLOTU MARKrT

FALL RIVER Nov 27.he printing market was yerv
nrm with tair demand at l5.l6e Tor "a Squares an
o. l6c for 60xo6 cotlA -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-28

Cash quotations follows No Spring Wheat 1929
lO3lc No. Spring Wheat 90a97c. No 2 Red 1889
log c Corn 80 &C. No oats 26i4c. No. Rye $780,
No. Barley nominal. No; | Flax Seed 81 81 Prime
Timothy seed 81 81 Mess Pork Ga 251 Il 81 Dbl Lard
~ 40 per 100 H. short BIB Sides loose az g. 1920
boxed s. OOa22 whskey. dislers finished goods 81 40
per gallon sugars-Cut Loaf SisGS2c; Granulated 7c
Standard &c
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Danring 1taoemies.

Lin DODWOE1II. NO Osl FIFTH AVENUE
"a Cllsscs and private lessons open.
Glasses Tor gentlemen Will COInieuce Dec. 3
For terms send 2-cent stamp Tor circular.
A LEAANDER MACGREGORs. los WEST 55TI-Sr
~ Glasses and private instruction daily.
Ocnuenens ciJa. waltz only. begins Saturday even
i92. Dee J. Han 10 let for private entertainments.
II ERNANDOs ACADEMY 1872 East 55th.st tBank
Buildingl. A school for Dancing. Department and
circular.
{, GORGE w. wALLACE's CLASSES
" 20 West 5Jth-st. and HARLEM, 129th-st and 9TH
ave See circulars.
MI IL. WM H. DeGARMO. East 45th-st., has resumed
or call Tor circular
S() IIfIH'AyI~ CARRIERS. l-waltz taught rapidly {;
~ ,plIa,e ana class lessons all hours moderate
ahd holiday reception Thanksgiving afternoon and
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TfGrbsrs.

IeltDers.
A TUTORS, gOyeInes-es. professors, TEACHERS oil
"A. branches circulars schools supplied parents modern
languages spoken. MIRIAM CONElERE, 81 East I'm
4thaye. and Broadway.
A BEST TEACHERS supplied charge; teachers
~ wanted regis ration always hand
form for stamp T. - AVERY, American School Bureau,
West l4th-st., n. Y.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professor Teachers, Tutors, GoyernessaS
&C. u C0HsSes, hehoos and Families. Apply 10
MIRA A. J. YOUNG LION. az Union SQuare
A YALE GRADUATE experienced tutor wishes private
~ pupils htting for college specially highest refer
onces. address YALE. Box 10. Tribune Office.
ROCKWAYS TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi.
- cago supplies superior teachers for schools colleges
and families. Mrs. l.. FREE.iAN- BROCKWAY. 25
West 23d. St Reconmends schools parents
w QMANS EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU dor
W both sexes supplies professors teachers
musicians. housekccpers companions chaperones &C. to
colleges schools and families also bookkepers. stenoera
pliers and copyists business firms.
MIS-. A. ID. CULVER 1923 5thaye. Ncw-York CITY.
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Net ban's 1901 t55 1901 G76 PSI Dec s26o34
The gold engagements for to-morrow's Euro
pean steamers due 10 special causes, amount to
81 ,O45, OOO-including $4,000 reported ycster-
day. The market for the foreign exchanges
was dull and easier, and we revise quotations
for business as follows: Bankers bills, 81 S4 "a
and 81 SO Il for long and short sterling re-
spectively: 5.21 IA and 5.1S Is for francs
% IA and % IS for reichmarks; 40 and 40 IA
for gui!ders.
In London British consols easier at
90 l1-l6 and 90 "a respectively for money and
account. The Bank of England gained 81 1000
bullion on balance The open market for dis
count of bankers bills ruled at per cent. Bar
silver was steady at 43d per ounce English stan
dard American railways followed yesterdays
last home declines, but yet kept higher than the
home figures and later made some good rccov-
cries In Paris French per cents declined TO
So 50 and recovered to 80. rs, and sight exchange
on London firmer at $3.50 l-2 francs to
the (.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. advertise and recommend 70
investors Albany and Susquehanna 6s, Rock
Island %. Pennsylvania 1-2s, St. Louis City
8O-year As, and other good securities.
Coupons from the Rochester and Pttsburg Rail-
road Companys consolidated first mortgage bonds,
maturing December 1, will be paid at the Union
Fms n
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THE STATE OF TRADE

wool. in GOOD demand with sales TO some extent "on -
doc Pulled woods In good demand
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SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS
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FLUCTUATING, BUT STRONG
STOCK VALUES GOING UP.
ERIE'S FAVORABLE REPORT-A CONSERvA
TIVE METHOD USED
STOCKS.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-Nov. %.
THE GENERAL LIST