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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE Nov. 19.-Cotton quiet and steady Middns
9T Flour steady Howard Street and Western superne
a326d3 rs Extra do 81 0094 10 Family do 50 0035 10:
city Mills Superne So 0043 so Extra do SO SOFA 90; do
Rio Brands 50 1913 Q0 Patapeco supsrlave Patent at
No Red spot and November 103s l04c December
1891 1903 &c January 1864 lose. Cornsouhern firm
and quiet White "a 955c Yellow 53q5ic. Western
steady Mixed spot 4906oto; Year s7d47isc; January
at a6S46sc; February at 45',a 400 oats were firm
No. 2 White gle. Rye firm az 6O962c Hay active
and steady; Prime 10 Choice Western $l8 009sl6 80.
Provisions steady Mess Pork at SIC 5 Bulk Meats loose
Shoulders ss,c Clear Rib Sides $40, do packed ehc.
Bacon-shoulders gaci Clear Rib sides lOc.. Hams
sy a. pd ISs !d Best Bsnf So At at s
but steady Refined 720c. Coffee quiet Rio Caroes
Fair at l5i.c. sugar steadyi :" A" Soft 7isc Copper
Refined firm at lG9l6lc. Whskey steady at 81 ~.
Freghts TO Liverpool per steamer nominal Cotton 10
bbis Wheat 1000 bush Corn 10000 bush. oats 0oo0
bush Rye 1000 bush. shipments-Four 400 BUSH sales
wheat 10000 bush. Corn 100000 bush
CINCINNATI, Nov ls-Cotton active steady. Flour easy
No 3 Red 81 o. receipts 1000 bush shipments
cTn quiz No. MSsd 4R Rga su,s oats active
meats steady firm Short RIBS at 81 75 Bacon s.eadyI
finished goods the basis Of 81 a. Butter steady nrml
Fancy Crsame Prime parry lSsdsc dsnsscd OIL
81 so; Packing and Butchers SIS O09s5 so, receipts
427o shipments 1870 Eggs active firm ct 20c Cheese
steady Choice and Ohio Flats l090lc Eastern Exchange
steady and unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
VIRGINIA. RAILROAD SCHEMES.
OFFICIALS OF TWO COMPANIES ON A TOUR OF IN
sPECTIoN TO NORFOLK

sPECTION TO NORFOLK.
Norfolk, Va, Nov. 1s-Commodore A. r. Bateman.
Of NewYork director OF the Atlantic and Danvillo
Railroad; A. J. Cassatt, president of the New-York.
Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad, together with Vice
President ". A. Patton Treasurer ]. G. Cassat, Gen.
eral Passenger Agent II. i. Cooke, Secretary william
Carrls and w. II. Painter, Of the company Cen
cral Manager Charles y. Peck, General Passenger
Agent c. Il. Capron and Superintendent A. d. Bate
man, of the Atlantic and Danvillc Railroad, arrived
here last Thursday and made trip around the harbor
to Inspect the property of the two companies Their
presence here caused much speculation among railroad
and steamship to the ultimate purpose Of their
visit Later In tho day they took a special train and
went up on the Atlantic and Danville road as far as
Suffolk and returned. They left Norfolk on Friday
for Cape Charles City, going thence over the New
York. Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad on tour OF
inspection of that ne The object Of the trip was q
plan for a moro thorough equipment of through cars
for tho Atlantic and Danvlle and the New York, Phil
adephia and Norfolk roads. which closely allied In
interests
1t also stated that object In view Is to make
Savannah and Brunswick, Ca, the distributing points
OF the business of these roads This, It is surmsed
by vrgnians Is intended to divert the business which
now comes to Norfolk, and carrying out OF tho
scheme had In view before the consolidation OF tho
Terminal system. The Richmond and Norfolk papers
have given the alarm, and they ask whether virginia
merchants and their Legislature Will exert their In
fuence allies of Norfolk participate mournfuliy
In tho Inman diversion7 II Mr.. 1nman and his sys
tenn arc open enemies of this Commonwealth and OF
Norfolk, they say let everybody be fully aware OK IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
RAILROAD DIRECTORS ELECTED.

Tho annual election OF directors OF the Third Avenue
Railroad Company resulted in the following: Henry
Hart, William Remscn, Lewis Lyon, Robert George
Remser, William NJ. Prichard, svanus S. Rker, Rob
ert W. Taller, John T.. Parsons, Edward Lauerbach.
Solomon Mehrbach, Albert S. Rosenbaum, Albert J.
Elias and Alexander Nonos. Yesterday special
meeting held for the purpose Of appointing OFF,
GERS. The officers viii remain the in the past
year: Lewis Lyon, president; Henry Hart, vice
president; John Beaver, treasurer Alfred Lazarus.
secretary, and John II. Robertson, superintendent.
The directors anxiously awaiting the Court of APP
pcals decision 10 their right change the motor
power Of their cars from horse TO cable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
TWO LITTLE BOOTBLACKS RELEASED.
ELBRIpGE T. GERRY SAYS THEY ARE BAD BoYS
BUT THROUGH AN ERROR HE CAN.
NOT HOLD THEM.

Elbridge t. Cory appeared in Supreme Court
Chambers, yesterday in the case q the two Hahan
shoeblacks, Francisco Cafuta and Antonio Jacumni'
who had been arrested by agent of the Society Tor
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children. They are
both under sixteen years, and were arrested under
section 2o2 of the Penal Code, which provides that
It is unlawful for children under that age to engage
In wandering occupations The boys were taken
before Justice Ford in the Jefferson Market Police
Court, and no decided that blackng shoes on the
public streets IS wandering occupation" Inc
Justice committed the boys the Catholic Proectory
Colonel John O'Byrne and John A. owens. as
counsel for the father of Jacumin, sued out writ
of habeas corpus and the case came UP before Jud.o
Lawrence in Supreme Court, Chambers, On Thursday
When the case was called yesterday. Commodore
Gerry Acknowledged that a technical error had been
made IN the drawing up Of the papers and he con
sented TO the Quashing of the commitment MI
CORY said "They are bad boys, and shall Keep
watch them They were gambling at the time OF
their arrest and used bad language and made them
selves nuisance TO the people of the neghborhood.
II only account Of the error In the commitment
that consent TO their release
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov. 10 (special.-The crowd came down
town so well satisfied that tho Fairbanks wheat had
been sold out that started In at once to get out
short line The selling so heavy that within an
hour after the opening May at s1 IL L. 12 cents
under Saturdays close. New-York, however, at the
weakest moment word that % boaoads Of wheat
had been taken export bit Of bull news that throw
early short the utmost confusion Enough
dscrcdt was thrown the alleged export business TO
close the price pretty nearly at the bottom The decline
naturally occasoned great deal OF short covering.
Jones Kennett and Hopkins and Schwartz, Dupee &c
Co, the biggest sellers OF last week. led in this Tho
visible supply statement showed an Increase OF only
All OOO bushels against Increase for the week
wear ago OF 1,01TO00 bushels. The trades were not
many and did not amount TO much, Dut they were
SUFFICIENT 10 December up from three cents discount
70 within cents OF May. Hutchinson was q LANCE
seller May, but also reported 20 be small buyer
the week over l. loo, 900 bushels The visible supply
decreased T. 65, 900 bushels These figures kept No.
yember cash steady, but did not avail TO hold the moro
distant options Hutchinson large seller of
December and January December opened at 3S 4
cents sold between 80 l-2 and 80 and closed at $50
81 H. May opened and closed at 3S "a. Hutchinson
again plunged on great scale In the provision pit,
greatly 10 the distress VI the smaller people All last
week he was buyer To-day he sold OUT IL Il est:
mated 10000 barrels Of pork and deal OF ribs and
lard January pork opened at ga % and closed at
fss7 Tor January and closing at the top % ~ 1.2
May wheat on the curb sold at 81 IL 1881 III 5S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20

s i iSS a. isss ilais. &
i iS &C. 1 lsis ss g. is g
%. iaS0 NJ q as; IS Ohio oxen. 1853 T.
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1855 1853 I s' fSSS a i!s
+ a. lfss n . Z isss & ~
g. asss Inas,s 01 s..' .''' ,ss
50 s7,s; % s'q kentSot ~ d. i435 isi
al q 20 % DO 1919 p AZ $500, = 2S 40 1850 Js ss!
a. 1iSS r & 81 iS II do 1925 n At "a l'i
fsSs% Sns,ss g, s gs Us, z
ats az a n Is :" 3 3 DO TO- 1858 at at 81 5S
81 N sc % ohio S 90 o5 hSesstS sise 3
a. 20 a a. o Z as % ss Dry a.
1sT S !. 8 g LOO at
i ksntuSy b steers, nj 12sS e, s st
head more active v' Sc H:
at head sSsse i6liHs + s ssSS;SS
= 30 per loo Is FED ssd Mixed c:ys. = s7EsssSs
and GnG2a e ss;'s YSsi sss.s
g PEI lG &c 50 90 s7 als 30 o. d g. 81 "a
r g a. s f..$a; . g. s. );
pnienback Dewey; 90 GrasssrS 2ae ~ az ~ o. fz'
$50 fsS g. q o &lzs si Calves go n ss
Hys; Fsi;' e.. L ' q: fiS eos
d. 81 ss Is e a. S'se 81, '': q. 81 L.
Hume oays: and Tss N1sS os sss I,
g. + S''s;: q II a. is q s.
f. ) & e gFs,;s: 3. e. 50.
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and ss:t f Eta issss
with one lot extra e G s sss e o.
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IS IS ReaS.1 Il sS E,nb:
Z isP : Sc g.
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3 Sc 8: Is %s St q g. 81
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81 So Sal, tsi sheen SS % and Lambs IS e 60 no a.
Hume Mullen y Pen.sy ~ a do IS b. at ss
& g. 81 SAFE = g p s. q. s, g
lambs s r !. s s. 8 "a al 9 &C. a Is :
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50 r. r Hs s. 81 CO. Co. s,.s ss 2.
q e g. s. st 80 = os, ga d. aa7 q q n
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d. g r. a. g IL e 20 % 1 g d. . 60 q. a
So b. at ~ 60 oa q go 60 IS $50 State Lambs Sc
g g at a. g 81 p ISIS csnsds
!" jelllSe Wright Co. 81 State Sheep 10 I" "
III s,se Ia%Ss e @ lie state A 81
j !. ). 3 3 a. IS 81 81 S .
a. g a g e % g: IS = Isl d. d. 70 u
q ;s e. g g !:
s}ssfs Ssss.' ii Sc e sS:s
II Iass, az &. ios = + g %
at az iGc Sai oss.as LAMB. n 8. ~
% g a. g Ca fsssS - Sheep Isl 81
"a SSs a. q rs L Z f iss &C. S
81 Western %. 100 IL b. at - So Isl Ohio Lambs
s Kase "a Pennsylvania sheep 81 ss4 LII
i Pennsyyanls Lambs 81 ~ h. g e. car. a.
J,lssS S5 sss 81 ass s.s
and Quotations nearly nominal at Is 7Sase per LOU
ssissaj Smith; q ss:s Pigs e % n at ss''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20

II. S. Knapp from the Boston photographic once, and
ordered to cha Atlanta Ensign H. H. Ashmoro from the
Pensacola and ordered TO the Keafsree surgeon NJ u
brennan from the Vermont and ordered TO the Atlanta
Surgeon J. s. winslow tho Atlanta and placed on
waiting orders Passed Assistant Surgeon W. A. Mcolurg
from the Taapoosa and ordered to the Kearsarge Pay
master A. W. Bacon from the Atlanta. and placed on wait
Ing orders Passed Assistant Engineer w. f. Worthing
ton from tho Nay. Academy and ordered to the Atlanta
Passed Assistant Engineer J. u. Smith and Assistant
Engineer W. u. Day from Tho Atlanta and placed on
waiting orders Assistant Engineer Charles g. Taicott
from the Bureau Of steam Engineering and ordered to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
Articles.

the Produce Exchange today the Butter market was
Western q cho % Dairy ls@22O Common to Far
DETROIT. Nov. l9-wheat-No. l White. 1000: No. 2
Red cash and November l07lsc December IO6S May
SOC ReSe pts-Wheat 10000 Corn 1000 bush Oats
$500 bush
Closing & No. Nav Hard ;n On On track 81 g.
10 Northern. cash 81 II December 81 II May 81 10
q o. 's May r. No. o. track S0 Il 81 'a'n Si''
ne nsrKst weak unsettled osSa supplies
a$
sss$ Ss 81 Tsu s and s. sS SS:S Sa p as
- F1 90 % choice SS sss T.
oess5 q straight s sSsss 80 Do Patent e. %
s fSs ar dCSF
100 h. for new whe.tMarEet weak and declined under
10y" f and From SsF Red SFA Gro
f $sDdsy DO 30 spSa
n :@ a s a 49,
Mixed sdn s November soS5e 90 December !Sslo
9aHs1ay e White
s. Ss.Ss % }aS
AZ SS ,'v 81: ss.Iss
s1oss a and Minis Sc s3a
Fo1i,SS S' .tssdy RssSy Family 80 SS
Mess, New SIC so; do Family slS 90 lS 30. Hams
Smoked l20l2Lo do. s. r. Cured, In tierces lOgllc !
do, do in salt. Zoe; Sides Clear Ribbed smoked l0ci
Shoulders dry salt and fully cured 9Lc do do smoked
loo Shoulders pickle cured do do, smoked 100 M
Bellies in pickle lo3als do Breakfast Bacon II S@ isc
butchers loose az go 09e Butter steady PensylyaMa
G. and ~ Y. Creamery Extra at lie; Western Factory
l44 6o Packing Butter IL 10 Eggs firm Pennsylvati
Frsts rs a26o Western Frsts lsal9lac. Cheese steady
New York Full Cream 96Stc: Ohio Flats Choice So do
Fair 10 Prime Those Sugar-Rehned steady Powdered 70
Granulaed TIC Feed steady Winter Bran so 00@sle 90
per ton Petroleum quiet 10 Abel test IN bbls, zoe
fecepts-Flour 100 bbls Wheat 400 BUSH Corn 1900
bush Data 10 900 bush. Shipments-wheat 10000 bush
Corn g. 800 bush. oats 1880 bush.
ST. LOUIS Nov l9.-Flour quiet and easier Wheat
lower and very dull No Red cash l0is.c; December
aic.ns fiO s''1S come a No
December "a &c, closing 34tc Year 3SN93SSc closing
"a lac asked May 80 sc closing $500 bid oats quiet No
cash 25c; May 2gs 9S0c closing 2p7c December ~ 40
bid January 26o bid Rye easy No cash 81 reS2c
Soc 3S ay qq hSsn
quiet at Sic, FlaIseed q 40, Lead steady a. s. so
steady Good Stock l6o; Inferior l7alsc cornmeal a
AZ O5 whskey steady az 81 Ia. Provisions dull Pork
at si5 90. Iard-Prme Steam nominal at - lO@Ss l22
Dry Meats Shoulders AT 81 o0 Long Clear aud RIBS
ca 90 at rs Short Clear at 81 95ds co. Bacon Shout
ders az 81 rs; Long Clear and Rios - JO4xs 1bj
receipts Flour 1000 sSis wnss. ss6oo bash Corn
a. 900 BUSH oats $1,000 bush Rye 2000 bush: Barley
$4,000 oush. shipmeats-Four 1000 bbh. Wheat la.oeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
SUING FOR A BIG COUNSEL FEE.

Ex- Congressman Philip b. Thompson, Of Kentucky,
appeared In tho Court OF Common Pleas yesterday
the plaintiff In suit against tho Knickerbooker Toe
Company to recover s1o,o42 60 for legal services
Tho leo company had been sued for issuing checks
that wore being used as currency in violation Of
law, for 10 Per cent on all the tickets issued
pcsred In Washington and received an adverse de-
icisIon. Mr.. Thompson was engaged and got tho
opinion reviewed. and 1t was for this service that
tie claim made. The company claims that
&c $40 sc is sufcient. Tho is expected to last
lfoP ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

An absolute divorce has been granted to Mrs George
Denim. by Judge O'Brien, in the Supreme Court from
her husband Thomas J. Denim. business manager
treasurer Of the Dun Opera Company abandonment
District Assembly No 40. knights Of Labor. has still
got trouble ahead I'm Pythagoras Hall.
terday Counsellor Henry Unger judgment creditor OF
the EewYork Protective Association the extent OF
S469 5S moved before Judge Lawrence in Supreme Court
Chambers appointment of receiver Of the
DRation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH
BUFFALO Nov. i9-Catte-Receipts last "a hours Wy
$500 head. Total for the week thus far $500 for "
time las, week Consigned u
which 10 TO New York 226 carloads on ale Poes 20
cned l0dl5c Common 70 mir $S25aSs 90 Seca ,s
Choice Shipping - 25as4 7o Extra steers 20 O0gSe sS
stookers and Feeders 81 20 9s325. ..no...,
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts last "a hours were so0 nssn
Total for the BAR % 500 For the same time -
week ii 900 Consigned through Is carloads 10 Of wnea
to New York 3, carloads on sale msrEet weah mSs
Prices declined lQdl5c Good TO Choice " ooSsa 20 e
dian 50 S68S6 90. . -, 4.
Receipts "a were head Tossi 40 Ss
the far 1925. For same time last week ~
Consigned through-snnay carlosi OF when 70 New
York; toay50 carloads which 80 70 NewYork - car
loads sale; market advanced DO Light Pgs 70 70
IS as as SO Rough 81 So IS 90. stays 81 3oasaao
Journal reports Receipts 90 900 head shRments
1000 market lower IS o0as5 IS. Steers ~ oo1
81 30 sockers and Feeders 81 N0d3 80 Cows bus anu
Mixed 81 4o9s 90; Texas Cattle 81 so6S oo "es'~a
Mcgs.Receipis 10000 head shipments 5000; market
steady Mixed IS 1895 so Heavy s. SO as 80 Light 70 ~
Q5 65. skips IS 90 a. 30 80. 49,.
Sheep-Rooeipts 5000 head shlpments 1000; mAtAes
shorn 81 90 al 90 Texans shorn 50 oas Iambs ~ %
as 90
ST. LOUIS Nov l9-cattle- Receipts 2.0t0. shipments
100; market steady Choice Heavy Native steers - vVS
s5 so Fair 70 ,;ood Native "a 1913 o. Butchers
steers Medium Choice sS 20 "a 40 socsers and feedss
Fair Good ~ DOCS To- Rangers Corn ou ~ Ve< ~
Hogs Receipts 1873 head; shipments selsi market
fm Choice Heavy Butchers SELECTIONS S5 3osS 70;
Packing Medium . ,o Primo 50 oosS So Light s'd'~
To cAsies IS Q0e4 ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
THE REV. MR. MOVES TO GO TO JAPAN.

Boston, Nov. 10 (speclaD.-Tho Berkeley Street
Church is not disposed to abandon the Rev. hr.
Noyes, who was rejected by the American Board but
approved by council held al the church few weeks
ago. The amount guaranteed TO send Mr. Noycs 10
japan VIII be fully $4,000, several thousands moro
than Was expected This matter win be in the hands
OF a committee, in which tho Berkeley Church VIII DO
represented He will leave for his field OF labor In
the course OF a month. This Will form precedent
I'm the history of missionary labor which may be fol-
lowed by other churches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20

suPgExE CouRT-CBAngERs Before lawrence, Mos.
e. g. Sl3 20 81 49, 49, as 3d. 81 90 G5 e. 49, 81 SO g3,
g. a. &C. JSs ii a. tIs iS5 l sS jig lsS
surREkE coUR1.aEsERAL TEEN Before Van Brgnt p y
Bisdy and Macomber JJNos 66 ~ ~ 49, s6ia es' 49,
surRExE foukTosPEclAL TEHMoPARI I-Betore o,Bnen
2os lo4S 1852 1852 1872 $40 1908 $780, 30 sl7 sls 49,
.6l2 1858. LOGO, Ses, $40, 335, 1888. 9b5
SUPREME CeuRT-sPEcIAL TrRM PAEr II: Before Beach.
J,2w and sctoMos SoS 9Si slo s2s 1888 60 gee ~
isss iii l0's IO'' 1--we '''O I''' 49, '' ~. '''
No IA AL i7tS aaiA SsaA ls5s 1905 22oS 2SxO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
LOOKING FOR MISSING MEN.

Two welldrcsscd men, one of them lawyer, have
been at Police Headquarters several times within a
week inquiring for an old man who had been traced
to this city from his homo In the West. A portrait
Of the missing man showed him TO be about sixty
years old and good looking His name Is said to be
Francis T. Hadlong, but the police officials and his
friends refuse to give information about him to re-
porters. The police have been asked to search for
George L. Crane, age 1ftyfve. of RIdge1eld Park,
N j., who disappeared on November ID, after a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
WAS THE MONEY FALSELY OBTAINED,

On August %, 1887, Walter C. Stokes & Co. lent
go 900 to Grovesteen Pell, and received security
twenty bonds Of the East and West Railroad Company
Of Alabama and four bonds Of the Rome and ecatur
Railroad Company They sued yesterday, before
Judge Barrett in the Supreme Court to S22,
22o including interest and expenses. The plaintiffs
claim that an assignment made by the defendants
after the loan had been negotiated not in good
faith and that the money borrowed VA false pre-
fences. The court ordered sealed verdict to be
broughfi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
BONDS OFFERED. AND ACCEPTED.

Washington, Nov. 1o.-To-day's bond offerings az
grcgated 1892 200 follows; Registered 4ss5o,oO
at 1873
Coupon $3.50 900 at 1913 IL, 20 200 at 1875.
Registered 41-2s-s1OO, 900 at 107 10, ex interest
The Secretary OF tho Treasury this afternoon ac-
copied the following bonds IL per cents, registered
100000 at 105 "a; per cents, coupon-$2,20 200
at 12J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
WOMEN AT WORK FOR THE INDIAN.

The NewYork Indian Association, which Is q
branch of the National Association, held its annual
meeting yesterday at the homo of the president, Mrs
Theodore Irving at No. 81 West Thirty second-st
The association, which is composed entirely Of women
has set for itself the task Of having laws passed by
Congress that will be beneficial to tho uncvilized
tribes Of Indians with view to educating them and
generally promoting their we'll being. Tho York
branch has collected and sent $500 TO be used In that
way. The annual report read at the meeting yester
daY highly cncOuragtng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
GROWING WORK OF AN EYE AND EAR HOSPITAL

At the lot quarterly meeting Of the New-Amstcr
dam Eye aud Ear Hospital, No. 212 West Thirty
eighth-st, the executive surgeon, DR.. Thomas Il.
Pooey, reported that since the opening OF the dis
pensary, May %, $50 patients had been registered
and that they had made ,23 visits for treatment ;
about twenty important surgical operations had
been performed. The indoor department has been
open for the reception of patients since October 1.
There at present three patients in the hospital,
and the average daily attendance at tho dlspensary
is constantly increasing. The dspensary Is open
daily from TO 3 80 o'clock p. m aud is free TO
tho poor Indoor patients requiring operation or
treatment pay for their board only. Subscriptions
may be sent to the treasurer, II. V. ParSc or to
the hospital. The trustees Tho Rev. Dr. T. NJ.
Peters president; B. f. Dunning, vice president: II.
" Paisel treasurer; DR. Thomas r. Poocy, secretary
Dr.. J. W. barstow, Thomas p Fowler Louis A.
Jackson, william NJ. Fliess, DR.. L. Bolton Bangs.
Frank Tilford Aaron Wolff, 1r., DR.. Charles s. Ward,
John d. Kerr and J. Romane Brown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
NAVY poR METHODIST MISSIONS.

Tho Methodist Missionary Committee Yesterday Hp
rron,5ated TO Arizona, 81 800; Black Hills, 5000
California German Missions, s4,e75 Lower Caiorhis
81 900; Nevada, 1850; NewMexco @',SoO 1pa ",sa
.,Ss,o's IN New-Mexico, s13,7o0 Northern Pacific
=, zoo Norweptan and Danish 81, 800; Utah, Sl7,Oso
ScandInayian, 81, 022 Japan, 6Ol,ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
Flour nominally unchanged.

Cash quotations follows No Spring Wheat los
i iS No . Cora 400 NO Oats 25ac, No Rye 15c,
No BARLEY nominal No. | Flax Seed ST. OIL Primo
Timothy Seed 81 49, Mess Pork $l4 $500 per b6l Lard
- 80 per 100 10. Short RID Sides loose az ~ ooG,1
boxed IS 1917 az 25 Whskey dslers finished goods u 20
per gallon Sugars-Cu Loaf Si4GoLc Gnnuiated 7A2ci
Standard "A" 7tc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

bush Corn. $1,000 bush Oats $4,000 bush. Barley LOO,
bush. Rye 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20

HAVANA MARKETS.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
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San Francisco, Nov. 10, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20

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the average estimated at ~ As.
BEEVES-I.eccipts yesterday and to-day go
carloads OF q 800 hezd-36 direct 20 East Sid
butchers 30 at 60thst Of which ~ were
signed TO J. Stern 46 10 Mr. Eastman and 10
70 Kaufman Strauss. leaving carloads Of Dry Gown
and Bulls be sold and at Jersey City there
ceiyed 1884 carloads Of which Il export catts
and III carloads for the market
The offerings nearly all Native Cattle. and Il
these q good proportion Fair ~ Prime In quality
with very few scrubby Common droves and 20 many
really have been at one time In the
yards for many months.
The opened dull and depressed and lower for a
grades except Light Common Natives and Texans which
were scarce and wanted Prices declined from Is 2So
per 100 ~ Good Cattle showing the greatest drop and
this reduction 40 carloads unsod at lats hour
Common TO Prime Natives sold % 606e6 80 Choice
and Extra at IS 5ods5 90, Corn.fed Texans AZ % oA
Stays and Oxen at 90 S0as4 Dry Cows ct e26e2 60
Tho ST. Rousns will take out 276 Beeves and TIA
Alaska sails with about LOO quarters Of beet
This weeks shipments Of Live Cattle an Sheep spl
Dressed Beef and Mutton - followU