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charges nor furnish evidence upon which oihcrS
may do So will nevertheless sacrifice for his share
holders millions OF revenue TO punish IL IhIs
is grasDing the blade strike down the adycrsdfy
with the hlt. The average citizen can hardly iall
10 see. if the railroad manager does not that the
employment of q weapon which may Inlure tilc
user even more than the adversary is not MISC
warfare. Rate cutting is such a weapon" MS
has reference TO the past. But the high authority
from which the language emanates is speedy
promise of reformation. While the trunk line
Situation unquestonably is growing better every
business principles seems to be assured, Ieaiousles
and personal interest seem hkely 70
make little further postponement OF
the settlement Of Western affairs. But tnaJ
also is assured from the very nature or the con-
ditions which will be aided by the strong language
used by the Commission The grand scheme OF .
clearing house for the Sout hwestern system was
no boon to the stock speculation, because IL was
known TO be illegal and because few persons
Dossc-od confidence in its practicabiEty fari.
nhrasinq Horace Greeley: The simplest method OF
restoring rates is to restore them
Business in stocks during the week was only
moderate aggrcgating 0s0,566 shares for the I'VE
davs The sDecal drives were made at the North
western group of stocks, while at least one OF me
Southycsterners seemed TO be perpetually on sale
bI, ono Of its principal officers Northwestern
Rock Island Burlington and Quincy and the Oma-
has closed the week with important declines. me
nrincnal trunk lines although losing something
from the highest price Of the week snow il',i IN
significant changes. And the coal stocks. aItrr
ductuatng with the general market, practically
are unchanged ,. A., ,.hou
Snbioined is our usual table giving the NUMBER
Of shares sold of all stocks, the highest lowest ana
final prces of the week. together WIN the hhai
prices of n week ago, preiiXed by the average
prices of December 3, sS7:
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
There was fair business done on Saturday In wheat
options considering the shOness Of the session. About
bushels changed deliveries on con.
tract decidedly large nearly 6000 900 bushels being
rendered buyers. Prices ran on 34a7S cent Deem
Der selling 81 03 IS May al IL 81 but when
the deliveries proved be we'll received the market
lied December advancing al O5 3-s and May to
II 10 rs. The market closed 1Sa14 under bess
figures but up IL December az 81 O5 IA, IA for
January ~ O6 49, February Fl % l2 5s for
March II 10 3-s and Is for May at Al - SIS.
There export demand for wheat but spot prices
i2Q34 cent better. Corn stimulated By good
exports and light deliveries OF the options Spot lots
up 34d1 cent and shipments engaged Of nearly
90 900 bushels. fairly good business done in tho
options and after slight weakness in the early trading
close firm gains OF 81 for December at As i2
and is January AZ l2 and February at ~ s.
May being IL lower the price. There
moderate activity In oats and prices closed for the
lions up 1-4dls follows: December 81 81 JAM
uary, 81 3D. and May 35 IA Lard dull and
feaureess with the options Tor December IS 40 and
January - 20 unchanged, and losses OF 1 for Feb
- o. for March - 2s FOR April At % 80
and points for May - 81 and June s. SO.
The receipts OF grain and Hour reported yesterday 81
New York. Philadelphia and Boston follows:
Wheat, l,627 bushels corn, ITO 1919 bushelsi oats
1s6 1876 bushels; total graln 347 961 bushels; four
81. ssS packages At Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Louis
the arrivals Wheat 10 $40 bushels corn $40 900
bushels oats 2O3 175 bushels total grain. 1893 626
els flour, 25 $50 barrels.
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PRODTCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Dec IL Holders offer spsrtney,
extra India firm at TO- SD PorkHoders offer mol
eatey Hams Holders offer sparngy short cut steady as
jis Bacon-HOlders offer moderately short rib steady
ASS 81 long and short clear heavy j5 10 IS lbs 49s 81
long and short clear light A. 10 80 bs steady ass Sd
Cheese-HOlders offer sparingly TalOw-There nothing
Offering Spirits Of urpentine-Iolders offer moderately;
steady at 3js OF ROsn-lIoders offer moderately. Lard
Holders offer freely prime Western spot, firm at AS Cd
December steady at js 81 January steady ABS Sd Wheas
Holders offer moderately Holders moderately
Controllers offer paringly futuresHolers offer moder.
ae mixed Western spot steady - sst December steady
at Is I'D January steady at As id February steady at
Is I'D. Hops at London-New York StateThe supply
poor
stocks Of Breadsufs-Four- barrels $1,000 sacks
wheat 265i 900 cenials corn. 472 600 centals.
LONDON Dee Calcutta nseed ABS Cd per quarter lin.
seed OIL lss 81 per refined petroleum. 6d as 1-6t
per gallon spirits Of turpentnc 3js Cd per cwt
ANTWERP Dec l-Wic0xs lard closed at l0f francs per
100 kilOs
ANTWERP Dec l-Petroeum-Fine pale American 10 francs
81 crntmcs paid and - francs 80 centines sellers
BREMEN Dec. l-Petroleun--7 marks 20 pfennga
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Proposals.

AQUEDUCr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM 202; STEWART BUILDING, NO. 80 BROAD
WAY, NEWlORh, November 70, 1883
TO CONTRACTORS
II IDS OR PROPOSALS for building Dams
- Nos and , on or Bog Brook, In the town OK
South East Putnam County, New-York. with ADJACENT
tunnel gaehou>es ana other appurensnees In connee-
ton with the East Branch Reservoir called for IN
the approved forms OF and specifications fla
IN the Office OF the Aqueduct Commit ssoners, will b
received a. this o1iee until Friday, December H. lsss
at O'AOck y. az which place and hour they VIE
Dc publicly opened by the Aqueduct Co.missioncrs and
Clue award OF the contract for doing said work viii Do
said thereafter possible
Blank forms Of said approved contract and the specin.
cations therefor and bids proposals and proper
Nelopes for their enclosure ana forms OF bonds and
the plans FOR said work. and all other information 10
obtained OF the AQueduct Comm
OF application u the secretary
BY order Of the AQUeduct Commissioners.
JOHN 4. SHEEIIAN. JAMES {. DUANE.
Secretary. President
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Danrins Academies.

A LEXANDER MACGREGoRs. los WEST S5rHsE
~ Glasses aud private instruction daily. -.
Gentlemen's class. Malz only, begins saturday e'o~
Inc. Dec. l. Hall TO let FOR private entertainments
4 -CARrIERS Dancing Academy, so 9TH ave,
"A. tween 18Th aud IAN Private and class essonl
all hours lady assistants special terms for eucs ~
families classes attended city country waltz is-s
rapidly classes afternoons and evenings terms ia
Club
II ERNANDO'S ACADEMY l6s Ess, 55th.se -
Il Building. school for Dancing. Depormsns, m
CaliSthenic Exercises Glasses forming. Den" w.
circular.
- GORGE w. VILLAGES CLASSES. 49,. Ar.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Dec IL m.-consols 80 1874 for money and
81 SIG account Atlantic Western rr,1
mortgage Trustees Certificates 3d.. do Sase
~: Mexican Ordinary Ash Mexican Central first mort
gage bonds 673i: Erie 26: second consols 929t 81
Paul common, 6iss; New. York Central III Pennsyyanh
541.
Spanish Is. III.
Bar silver Is quoted az 1924 per ounce
Money Is - per cent.
PARIS avice quote per cent renter az ~ francs Is
for the and exchange London 25
~ checks.
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OIL MARKETS,

on CITY Dec National Transit Certificates opened -
SGas highest. lowest SCH closed Sc Sales, $4,000
barrels clearnce 2lSOOO0 barrels charters bar reis
shipments, 763ls barrels runs. 49, 81 barrels.
PTTTsBURG. Dec. Petroleum dun and firm. National
Transit Certificates opened $685. closed At s6 highest
81; lowest, s65s.
BRADFORD. Penn. Dec. 1.-Natonal Transit Certificates
opened At s6f closed at S62 highest 81; lowest 50 y
Clearances l,0oi 900 barrels
TTUsvIIE, Penn Dec. National Transit Certincatea
opened at 80 highest o1s4. lowest So closed. so%
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CINCINNATI. RICHMOND AND FORT ~As-vn
f HsSIi g " .;ssyI .ss S' ,S
CLEVELAND AND MARIETTA
Third .a week Ss q NsT a: :ssss as ss'
' COLUMBUS AND oINCINNArI MIDLAND
H fs:i s: {: E s G. 3: y ri: .ss s
COLUMBUS. HOOKING VALLEY AND TOLEDO.
f Fs%I'5 e :; ssS s: :ss s@
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.
Third week in Nov. 49,. .. s93oss ss775s
E%s};' 3 : 81 $: . .l ;
ERLANGER SYSTEM
Es"}'; $: IA 5'ts
EVANSVILLE AND TERRE HACTE
81 f HSsS; !: s e: e.: :!s55s sss
EVANSVILLE AND rNDIANAPoLR
f SssG;; & ( s5% It'll st5S s ss s:
GRAND TRUNK cCANAD0.
S " & : 4': 81; s:
KANAwHA AND OHIO
f F5i'p; %: e { s.! e ,:ss 5 .
htOhOh AND W
Number OF miles, lfS la
Third week I'm Nov. 1896 s3453
Jan. / to Nov 81 ... 235.274 2s3. 800
ST. LOUIS. ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE-
Branch Lines.J
: N :5sfs ass
TOLEDO. PEORIA AND WESTERN.
Number OF miles, 247 247 27
Third week IN Nov &19267 s26.3i3 ef9 200
Jan. l TO Nov. 81 7131Sf s67.S2l T94,Tf
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
Month c; Oct
Number Of miles,. 5l1 533 55t
Gross earning, S334,7l2 $685. $50 e561,779
Operating expenses 1922 233.5S6 266 72b
Net earnings 80. s147.46O 500. 266 s20l.050
jan / 20 Oct 81
Gross earnings S26370l2 80 43S 155 a, 062 f7y
Operating expenses l579. 500 2O275J3 2462 57l
Net earnings for 10
months si.o6.,443 sL41o5e2 s1.5s9.sol
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Tho bank exchanges at York Clearing House
snd sold the New York Stock Exchange for
tho week OF three years compare follows:
Dec. a. SO Dec. D. 81. Dec. 1. 'SS.
Exchanges S9O5 9O4 IA 1929 GO2 1856 $3.50 599. 452
No. shares sold 3SgII 1873 l7l2SJO $50. 500
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The following were Saturdays quotations for I'M
listed securities:
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months . 15,015,295
circulation Of National gold banks not included In inc
above. sis5,7G7
L. s. REGISTERED BONDS ON DEPOSIT.
months
Totals si0G 100 800 sl9. 207 OOl
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED

BY the operations of the Sub-Trcasury in the
week ended Friday evening, which included the
payment OF 5000, 40 for purchased bonds ana re.
ceipts of $500, 900 for exchange on Western ana
Southern Sub-Treasures. and Sl,545, 900 for gold
taken from the Assay Office for export, the banks
lost 81, PA, 800 cash. week our estimate
gave the banks $4,000, 900 less cash at the end
OF the week than the average reported i'll that
statement Yesterdays bank statement OF aver
ages reports loss OF only S3,22y, 700 cash inns
difference indicates that the net of the interior
movement of money was favorable 70 this
city to an amount about equal to the Sub-lreas-
ury absorption and that the days statement OF
cash very closely approXmates the actual holdings
at the close of business on Friday There was
an expansion of loans averaging S59O,OO0 me
loss of S3,9775OO in deposits is IA decline. which
is $1,000 600 greater than any other chahges can
for. The statement results in loss TO the sur
plus reserve of g, 235.325, and leaves it at
SlO.O76,55O against -, 725 December ~
1887. and SCI So $50 December 4, 1886.
The changes for the week of ss1 were as FOL
lows: Loans increase Sl13S, 700 cash decrease
S294.1 90. deposits increase Scoops, 300 and sur
plus reserve decrease sslS,615. The changes
for the week Of 1856 were: Loans increase
s6,302,OOO. cash decrease Si,3S3'4Oo' deposits
increase s5,273, 600 and surplus reserve
So 7OI, 500. The changes for the week of 1881
were: Loans increase 1852. 900, cash decrease
81 ABA 200. deposits decrease 81 2S, 900 and sur
plus reserve" decrease 81 ,40l $40, 50 tnat thero
was a deficit of $3.50, S75.
The statement compares with those OF corresponding
dates OF 1881 and 1897 as follows
Pc 80 ss PEE cS 49, s5 &c. s SO
snccIe * 3I6 SOC 6s i46 500 80 sos 900
Ieo,ltenders * sG1 700 90 40 300 90 SIS, 200
Deposits 2S6.i37, 800 353,7S9 900 4OS l0l, 500
Circulation A.. 90 IS. 200 S,0i5,eOO 5331oOo
The following shows the relation between the total re-
serve and the total deposits at the respective dates:
Specie . 500 3l6sO0 sos 1IG,SO0 So, OBS 800
Legal tenders u, 1851, 700 2O.1i63OO -, 0lS1OO
Total reserve s7i 17S, 800 S9l, 293 100 $li2117 900
Reserve required .. 80.
agt. deposits. 7l,G09,37o SS,44G371 lO2olO4oO
Surplus " 'si3OS75 s5Si5725 s1O,O7G55O
Deposits, per Ct 24Si ~ " 2'4o
Deficit
Following is Saturdays statement in detail:
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'T,UE LIFE AND TIMES OF
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AoUEDUcr COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE

AQUFDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM 2O9, STEWART BUILDING, NO. 80 BROAD
WAY, NEW YORK. November 20, 1855.
TO CONTRACTORS
RIDS OR PROPOSALS for furnishing all ma
- eral, and doing al work necessary he
gaehouse at Central Park Reservoir, laying the foun
dstOns suporstructure and subsructure, constructing
chambers and appuTenances and laying all other work
necessary complete section II OF the AQuetue.
viii be received this Office until Friday December IL.
lesS, AZ O'Clock p m at which place and hour they
will be publicly opened by the AQueduct Commissioners
the award OF the contract doing said WORK wiz
be made By said Commissioners soon thereafter a.
possible.
Blank forms OF said approved contract and the speeia
cations therefor, and bids proposals ana proper en-
Voopes for their enc osre and forms bonds and ass
the plan, Tor said all other information can -
obtained the above OF the AQueduct Comm ssioneF
application To The secretary.
~ order OF the hQueduct Commissioners
JOHN C. SHEFHAN JAMES {. DUANE
Secretary President
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, Dec. l, 1888
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PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass Dec 1.-The printing cloth market was
firm AT l56c bid aud 4c asked for u squares and
l6c for 6ON56 cloths Production for the week 10000
sales, 900 deliveries 14l 900 stock 5000 pes
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ately sold at size There was q general easing
of Of values a. the session advanced. The de-
cline was most marked in wheat, which sageed
from SHE to S0ic the report that arrange
ments had been made with the railroads for the
immediate shipment OF over z, 1000. 600 bushels OK
wheat into Duluth from country elevators The
scalpers sold the story. but there was no
other trading OF Importance. In spite OF very
favorable conditions the wheat trading was feat
ureess during the balance of the session and prices
covered narrow range. May closed at S0sc Corn
displayed moro strength than anything else
during the opening hour Trading, however,
was almost exclusively for local accounts. May
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vanced to 513c. which was later increased TO
51sc. The two or three large operators who
were In the pit traded on both sides OF the mar
ket, and toward the close the offerings exceeded
the demand. causing May to sell down to 5lsc
From this figure there was slight reaction, and
May closed at 51sc. Oats were unsettled.
Transactions in May were between Site and
3Iac, and 81 and SIC, closing at 3l3 03Isc
Provisions were only moderately active. and the
feeling. while stronger at the opening was gen.
orally weak Trading was quite small. and con-
tinues to be confined to the May option. Onlya
few outside orders came in, and local traders
transacted most of the business done. May pork
opened at sl4.40, sold down to S14 2l3 and closed
at $i4 80; May lard sold Mt 1907 85c. and
closed at 7.824c: May short ribs sold st 765O
q zoe. and closed at the former figure. The
leading futures ranged as follows: