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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York. THURSDAY Nov s-BEE I u
head fe and Ts number S aHs Fssns
Dressed beef in mGdsIste request g. Tor fS,eror 100
Good Native sideS Prime Extra careasses sold az
Latest private cable adyces report Eefrserated beet
selling a. M Of sap 70 e per IN dressed %ss
Shipments to-day, so Cattle and "a Sheep TO Bermuda
III MICH cows-Rec.ipts thus far this week. SO head
SGSa s o $50 S per head %' m ):
% se 'ss Ordinary sSS teal, R% S sSe6 $40 w.. AZ
as and and sae s' wsH seI 5s Se
81 2 w gss !. MSe is apa I Tsa
Bugs County brought i Ans !, ooun,,
Dressed Veais srysS condition Tor re Pss
Dressed wanted odl2c, with selected stock up TO
saIes-JeIllGe. Wright ( Co; os G5assers az y
aycSaes at e 81 j. FER 100 81 os dG sa Gs' o
At i to Sc per loo b. ~ '''
Saa,: Is ( Mixed Calves SOL n
ss 81 {, S' Ws.ssn as g
Is s q h ~s'' c,v. .'ss. 50 n "
HSb Ess ~ fs s In.
i5 s a a. ssas ss". or "a very s Pl x.
D'1 Common %s1s 'sals S.a ns 50
dressed Mutton quiet but nrm at . l-ZGoc per ID:
Dressed Lambs higher and selling at 9Q1oc.
Sales.--future & Mullen: IL State Ewes. 90 y average,
% - 10 per 100 90 State Lambs SO D. at &c II 12t
ls4 d. O3 n, at So 90; los DO 70 1.2 n, at 81
Dncnback Dewey l2S State Sheep, 80 70. at So ISL
DO los ~ 50 50 do. JOB n at s427 II; IS state
Lambs Us n SO; 90 do, 65 n. at 90 81 12 Al DO ~
H. at SO CO 10; 35s do. 7S ~ at 81 23S Kentucky do
N. IS 80; 21s Northern Canada do so IL ~ az
So 20. 49, ~
a !. e. & esq State Lambs SS Il Stat: Sa'f2 l'' I" at
sa L ni6fnss g s's S do % nv
~ Ia 10 .. 20 Hollis; 15s State Lambs 1912 n AZ
SO rs; 20 State Sheep. 102 70. at 81 %
~ Eyeritt { PidcOck: Is9 Michigan Sheep % n. at
Jelde Wright & Co.. &c State Lambs 81 n a.
+. s. Kase: 17s Canada Lambs trather coarse,. OF
n, at sc So
judd buckingham: "a Pennsylvania Sheep 81 "a
at So IS 207 Pennsylvania Lambs 81 n, at So 80 1o3
do, 50 IL n, at So 81 1-2. - .
HOGS-Recepts cars OF !. POI head-6 cars az
4ohst and ears at Jersey City Very few offered for
Country Dressed steady at al 12c for Heavy. Lac
3-4e for Medium and sc for Light.
az 9 Lac per n 3 Rough do 3j5 10 at Lac.
Juit buckingham State Hogs, 20S N, at &c. !
at l01 "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

HUNTING IN THE JUNGLE WITH GUN an w,
Adapted from Les Animaux sanvages. by s nna
+. kellogg. Illustrated Smah 4o PP
ton: Estes Lauriat.
Thu book processes to be adapted from inc cn'h'
Az sober chronicle OF real hunting adventures IL can
h.ve no standing for in the nrst place no names or
th.r evidences of eenuineness given, ana In the
second place the collection numbers almost rs many
palpablc romarces rs the adventures vi na'on NUN
chausen The French author OF conquer ioAo"ou
nv Mr.. Kellogg had no intention OF spoihns poF
uresaue narrative for the sake Oh accuracy anu aP
parently he relied on popular ignorance - .oo've.
ccrhaps not to be counted so confidently In TINS
coun,rx The book contains hunting adventures
Smonr gorulas chimpanzecs, orang outanss, eie-
uhants rhinoceroses, hppopotami, )aguars hohs'
tigers and crocodes and 1t Introduces the reader 10
class of animal habits such as VIC venture 10 assert
we're never heard Of by Romancs or Lubbock mus
va find corllas and chimpanzces building huts
which figure in the illustrations as perfectly neat ana
symmetrical structures; in fact, more artistic ana
.roh,,.c,ural than the African natives themselves
construct
Some pretty I" tall, stories told about the CHM
nance but In remembrance of the late lamented MI
Crowley we will let them pass. The elephant Is an IN
teligent creature, but when we arc asked to believe
that he keeps regular cemeteries to which tho dying
members of the herd tenderly steered' by their
comrades, that they may deposit their bones In the
some incrcduy. Yet this is nothing, for presently
we are introduced to mysterious tribe, apparently
inhabiang some parts Of the soudan, who are &C
accustomed to harness the rhinocerous to the plough
This is what Dick swiveler used to call an unml'i-
gated staggerer" and prepares us for almost any s
So when we encounter story OF hunter VINO casou
himself in plate armor to do battle with man
eating tiger we are almost incapable Of protest nor
docs the description of fight between ,aeuar ana
crocodile, in which the latter winds hts BODY ronna
the former and tries to strange II, do more IMAM
deepen OUT state of maze.n There is another man.
eating tiger who is said to have drank the blood OF
forty victims, in night: and yet this tremendous
devastator is killed by few drops of poison poured
into drinking pool which may have been an acre
or two In extent. The manner In which animals ana
countries and people mixed up is bewildering
enough without the astonishing habits and
potenialities displayed by the creatures Altogether
1t is wonderful book, but scarcely to be COM
mended for the exactness Of its information.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Union Stock Yards. Nov. s." The Drovers
Jonrna" reports Receipts 10000 head shipments
1000 strong Beevrs SO 90 So 10 Steers IS ooS
90 Stockers Feeders 81 % 80. Cows Bulls ana
Mixed 81 45a3 90. Texas Cattle 81 5odS 95 Western
Rangers 81 % al 10. $3.50
Hogs-Receipts 10000 head shipments 1000; market
steady Mixed - 30G5 So Heavy 50 4Od5 TO- Light - %
d 50. Sk'ps - 5095 10. o 49,.
sheep Receipts 1000 head shipments $500 market
steady Natives Inferior to Prime 81 5OQ4 % western
shorn So 3D. Texans shorn 81 3od3 TO- Lambs IS 10
a IS 80.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. s. Cattle-Receipts 2l6l; shipments
1850 strong Choice Heavy Native steers - oVI
IS 60 Fair Native Steers - 1913 o. Butchers
Steers Medium TO Choice SO so and Feeders
Fair Good 81 1898 20; Rangers, Cornfe 80 ooG4 ~;
CRASHED ~ 0003 90 .o -.
Hogs-Receipts 4.oo head: shipments 49, market ss
Packing. Medium 70 Prime. S. So40 3d. Light Grades
Bcs. - 300 40.
Fair TO Choice 80 OOdf 10
Receipts 46 shipments 1870 Texans and Indians
In carloads 500 $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
COTTON MARwErs-By TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Nov. 81 m-Coiton-The sales Of the day
included 200 bales Futures closed quiet steady
Uplands Law Middng clause November delivery, 1884
sellers November and December delivery 3064d buyers
December and January delivery SAD sellers January and
February delivery. 206id sellers; February and March
delivery. 296sG sellers March and April delivery. 80
Cad buyers April and May delivery 3lotd sellers May
and delivery. 33Gsd sellers June and July delivery.
35.64d sellers.
GALVESTON, Nov. s-Cotton firm. Mddling. 7.l6, Low
Mddng, 81 Good Ordinary, $40; net and receipts
5so6 bales exports coastwse. - bales sales 1856 baesi
stock, 53. 400 bales
NORFOLK. Nov S.-Cotton steady Middpg 9l6i net
and receipts 5322 bales exports ooastwise lsil
bales sales. 2. 2SS bales; socx 90, 403 bales.
SAVANNAH Nov. Section quie, Mdding. o Low Mid:
ding, ga Good Ordinary, and gross receipts $3.50
bales exports Ia S7l9 bales: S96
bales sales 1880 bales; stock 1858 bales
NEwORLEASs, Nov. Section steady. Middlng 7.l6;
Low Mdding, lJ.l6 Good Ordinary 3.I6 net receipts,
1900 bales receipts l1s25 bales exports TO Great
Britain. 3G40 bales Continent 900 bales sales,
5000 bales stock. lS7. s57 bales.
CHARLESTON. Nov. s:Sotton quiet Mddine. bl6; nst
and receipts 1866 bales exports cVastwlse 2iW
bales; safes 400 bales stock. 5l6S5 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09

sc g.. EDsn s g. Dive w.
ssssS Neassfoot prime, 81 i2S7Sc Straits. saei
SESS market sps7 s'e,sy .s sSsSs;
s s s%a g. AfSss Sss' HH
q f hsfss 'sissls grab
!. g, o'dS s sssS . s
ss$T Ssss Ss;s ors $S:: 1asas
British Gls.dOws; rsaisDGs nc Modi,.,
I rhsaepSi. 'y % LISBON 1900 pbs rsansd Nsi
ssra Hanna neff
A1ns inc 70 ] Sea sSi q
sp:. % Tna sas
es'fi %ssS lara I'm 1s
wood prv.. terms schooner Carleton s0o Bs hsass %
AsGsf & Is Tssnis .t
7 % f r. iss'ss &:
s'S1sy Dr'Ss Prime
e oss raIR. sss.s y g. so Es .as
sissss 50 in Ea z ssiio ss%y es
s sTsi sossl Spot quoted s cST II
P Pissed Ss:. 5s ss M o s 'S'
sSsf seeas sSa in Ssss g. %
s sSfss .ps S : jsau iss isi
$50; Short Clear for Novomcef' > l-fc., Ia. -.
increased demand City heavy 10 nch1 So@' o-feb
Pigs 1-Sds Lac.
LIABILITIES spot movement freer today. mainly %
, a, Of Of @ Dsas eny ase sg
depressed and before the Improvement was LOST
arrive. 60qs.65c CITY Steam firm and more active
Sales $50 Sc November closed At SAC asked saiss
r.ssly at ss seq al 81 aoch '' o =
SOC asked May closed =. 52s asSei sales S59 s
Tor south America BUTTEf-whle prices With
ready sellers Demand Is light all around Creamery sts
nu;s light and the Keeling rstacr weak Creamery state
Tnsy 2g SoosT oos Sc to G P sc Tf FIJI e
2ie25c; Fair, 1s@2oc day nfsns 1871 I,9c entire
Sst tgey n. cA9 9sss sGssss q Ssa
welsh Prime 22s2sc M e so'd sn ng1 1Ss Tssc?
nesiU} irtins y Iasl4 l2c i2ai5c
CHEESE-Home trade demand but shippers remain
quiet. Prices without further change: Full cream
white and colored State factory 10 2c ordinary TO fancy
&c full skins ldec Ohio fiat si.oal1 1-2c
EGGS-Have fair demand az very steady prices Nearby
24a24 lie: Western 24G2l lie Ieehouse. 21323c Can.
stGAR-somewhs. unsettled, bu. generally stronger.
with little better demand sales $50 hid: Muscovndo
refining, Sa5 Lice; CentFifusaI 30 test 9 1ss
CUBES sc coMss1sa 2' 7e coee
Standard 1c Coffee On Ar S7sc white Extra " G."
STEARINE-Prtces are purely nominal In absence Of
demand. Choice ely quoted at i-2c asked; oi'"maf-
sTTEARiNE~The market is very dull. and prices re-
main wholly nominal. Choice City quoted i-2c asteds
Oleomargarlne Lac for city,. -
quiet but very strong Prime City quoted a4c saleA
$4,000 70 out Of town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
vupoprAN FINANCIAL, MARKETS.

LONDON Nov S-4p n--Consols. 81 BAG for money ana
OF 5.i6 Tor account Atlantic and Grea Western nrst
MORTGAGE Trustees Certificates 4ls do second mortgage
Canadian Pacific ga Erie. 29as do second SOILS
York Central 1876 Pennsylvania, 56's Mexican Central
first mortgage bonds, ~ l.
Money is u per cent -. g.. .s... h,us
The rate OF discount In the open market Tor snort DIS
per cent and for three months DIS os per CENT
Spanish IS, Is -. On $500. oot.
for account exchange London at 20 francs
81 centmes for checks.
Bar silver quoted at s3 ed per ounce , ,ooo ooo
THE bullion in the England has decreased 9923OOO
during the past week. . . ,,u,,,,,.
The proportion of the Bank Englands reserve % liability
which last 81 81 per Is 3652 pc cent
PARIS SThe weekly statement OF the ba lKoi
shows 100000 francs in gold ana l'ooooo
in silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09

cont in the same week of last year, when its rate
for discount was 4 per cent. The weekly stau,
ment of the Bank of France shows a gam OF
o00. 600 francs gold and gain Of !, 70O,0oo
francs silver At the London Stock Exchangc
Rritish consols were lower at 81 81 and 81 o-lo
respectively for money and account discounts me-
in The omen money market ruled at 3a3 l-o PEI
cent American railways opened lower, following
vcsterdav,s late home quotations, and closed sui
iover in RESPONSE 10 our IL a. m. prices. buo
at all times the general quotations were nlgher
thar concurrent home figures At Paris French
q nor cents rose to s2as2 I-2 and sight exchange
on London was up to 1881 francs to the e
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO AND WESTERN MICHIGAN.
1885. 1887 iss ss
Number Of miles,. az eeoo9 40 sG1 aosiI
Fourth week In Oct. go, 40 To- az 10 ao8
NETWORK AND NORTHERN. =.
Number OF miles. ., .,s o9e s1AsX
Fourth week In Oct. $500 eio,-.o *'
Fourth week In Oct. sad99aaosz 600 sSo
Jan. TO Oct 3l.. 10 ,;,,rtiir n '~'''''
Number OF miles, -, dd22SS an, iiSSSS *, 559
Month Of October- s9..33yy9 SS2255'aa1Iyy <y?S20
ST PAIL. MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA.
Month q, octoher s9JOOf7 81, 001, 800 s972 600
Jan. to Oct 81. 5,910G6t 6,6712e3 7,4sooh
Quarterly reports of railways made to the New
York State Commissioners show results for thc
three months ended September 80. 1888, com
pared with the same months of 1857, as folI0ws'
Boston and Albany-surplus over charges, svoo,
397, against $685. $40 in 1887; RensseSaer ana
Saratoga-surplus over charges. and dividends
$685. against S05,0l2; Albany ana ous-
quehanna-s $50 against s7S229; and New
York and Canada-surplus over charges. $780,
377 against SAL, 926
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
'G BASED on American standard of classic.

chanee in prices and the movement reached moderate
~a. ay on saD'S'
offerings; leaving on barely sra az nb Sw ss
T. p j 45 SEQ O Is +! 800 n cS & %
%' a5 5?d Fancy 7'G2 l SS gcns,S
Extra g s5 5SS Fine ' sosss
tyS ' M FOR West l9ds5 Patents 90 2os
g. 20 i og sod Earfs Far tno s
q odaS % yafy PSSc to g
Wheat Low ENIaS = ?S sS S Clear po 81 s 30
Patent on sgs to So yeTy upe hqGs spns
sa na winter Gafs EH S
ping grades % 5Ods Trade and Family Extra
81 Fa snS dS 81 iQ g a. basSSes Fam
quoted nominal 75s na Ky "a latter farey
COIN s9t demand 9aIs { 4sD SS Western s. Soc
50 6 d9%aq ,iu d sSS Sgs
SEen hc particulars OF which could not be asserIansd
The milling INQUIRY was moce general ana SsSn gf2r S
speculative market fairly active ana again 1u'a
affected BY SSng% Gao the rsmswed " exor
Tary in the day the hrmness was most pronc ,ne
S Soa.di the and sc GS PoESS% opened
and May 81 20 or Eap' leading ca to reaction Of
Ice which quickly reeaaei and prices soon ralel
81 20 sSe 80 p An advance Of lac on the q yesterday
Along oSar the close h mpre o g ,G hIaScs
\ G72 900 bushels futr, 10000 bushels spot includ
ie 9sd u 81 S %sief Ns 81 at "
saOa, No Hard spring 81 40 20 1riye deyesei mere
S Ss Sss%so }g'fii 9s%i"aa5
= Z l' sIs:%s 81 T. & 'r"Sssy nay nay
y s 1 sh. % ssas S but GiIn %y held quoted
81 sssa' s5his la:sc ALTp S%
s sssreg Sy COO Co., 5rshei rfe q ac
Is noted although az The Close the i T Tas "eaa sd
Se Der ana the speculative dealings augmented BY
e @'a an rid sdyancs Of avfs asT
s 900 Sf bushels a Sash %saS
ud9s cyn NSa e. sa5a 2' 10 No. & SS &
g ssS5i closing Pr bsse@ssS 50 S sls:
n a. 81 sS4E DO %s 8
g with the had soaess Better as' demand
and prices gained about closing arm The SRiiGIm,
s .en sa SltS
spot INCLUDING No. g 49, do whs e "a G SS Wh
go Mixed Western Ssass white hns.S do aS e ~
81 g. 81 sSSsy 90 % 2 Closing ~ g
90 Nay = q - closing NJ White D IS
sSdso i.2c 90 ~ 7oa77 I2c 50 D. q igSs5 i; 5Ss
loo. % oOasi o5 shsrps. 81 oSael IS Rye Feed JUG
AND ss 3 iar ~ active .s e. tS
sns FS Ss sSss Rye ''s
IIops"rhe 'E movement continues slow with marked
ndiacrcnee the part q exporters "Ss;co Prices pss
$s$s7c sd@ DO S Ss:,o S'c co.s %
fac no new i'? new aaaas DO low
90 so LFAD-oulet, fairly steady. Sales 10 tons De
cember 70 Lee. COPPER-stagnant SPELTEk-
Neglected. ~.
MOLAsSEs-In light demand. New crop New
NAVAL STORES sprits Turpcntine-Demand con;
at 45 i.2c Tesnss quiet, and =, unchanged !;
trained u = Good 81 DC 30 81 , :! y So
J. II 40; X, 81 30; NJ, ~ S5dF2 ~ ~ 25es2 81
W. g.. ~ " W. 80 % tar 81 % 10
oIIS-Cotonsecd shows light offerings and the feel
Ing continues strong Lard dull and easier. otherwise
there is steady market Cottons.ed crude ~ 1888 LIZ
summer yellow prime 53d53 2c white nominal :;
Co, oanut CeyUn. 5i0a55Oc: Cochin, lie; Col do
nestle Ssc foreign; 4oe Linseei raw city ssc West
ern, soc Lard. prime 73c Menhaden crude Sound
See; light pressed, 35c; bleachod winter s3c extra
beachel, sedioc Sperm. crude. 65ad7c natural win
Northern. 3sx4oe; bleschsd winter. 4SS4sc; extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Oar North River Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

fairy active prices showing adyance Of he Fair car
Sgether i8s.c cost and freight Mid grades quiet and
held firmly The option trading was piritless IN az
months with absence general interest srces V3fieu
within the narrow range 5G1O points closing steady al
the figures Of yeserisy Sales ZoZoo Dsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09

State issues were entirely neglected, and Of city
bank stocks only Western National sold 500 at
02 3-4.
A fairly wcll-distributed business was done in
railway bonds, and prices ruled firm. Philadel-
phia and Reading first preference were strong up
10 80 49, and the seconds wep easier down TO
70. at which figure good demand met New
York, Chicago and St Louis As sold at 92a0l IL.
Chesapeake and Ohio certificates for the currency
Is sold up to 30 81 Erie second 6S were dull
al lOl "a. Reference is made to our full report
OF bond sales
In the unlisted department. of the Stock Ex-
change, Cotton Seed Oil certificates were active,
selling Il 200 at SO 3-4a53a54. Chicago Gas
Trust sold 1900 at AZ 5-sa41 5-sa42 Georgia
Pacific lrstS lsi, 900 at no. Virginia Midland
II OO) at So - 10 Buffalo Iron 900 at So 81 LA
SO -. and Kingston and Pembroke Iron 400 at
Money was shade active, and the COM
mon rate for call loans was l-2 per cent clos
ing az 2a2 l-2 per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, 81 06, 80 T. 1885, balances,
The Sub-Trcasury to-day was debtor at the
Clearing House Sl,15l, 1852. It's net loss on bal
ance was 81 80, 800, made up by losses of S270568
currency and s3Ol 73l coin. To-day's operations
covered: Receipts, sl,o6o,5SS payments,
s2532 832; resulting i'll general balance Of
sis3,071 5Ie consisting of 81 6s, III 1884 coin and
SI5,453 932 currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury Mt Washington re-
ceivcd today S2ll,000 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were s66l ,032 and the
internal revenue receipts were S37S,224.
1o-days Washington Treasury statement of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures OF the last previous statement
follows:
-. November 7. November 8. Differences
Net goid on hand s4 1886 G33 s0 491 521 Inc 1854 S
Net silver hid 2s 63g 3oo 1913 Doe olOl9
Net legal tenders
hand.......... 3eOe9,57o s0oos, 2se Dec. 1890
Actual cash in
Treas'y vaults
over 5gfstInlg
certificate 1857 o45 53s so569i9 ooo Dec. 600 $50
Deposits In banks As iGSg74 1s6l9.7Os Inc l55 7.I
Net cash balances $685. 500 52 $780, IA Inc
Inc foreign Exchanges were quiet for tomofrow's
NAL ana rates steady at quotations for
business as follows: Bankers bills, 81 "a - aud
"a 81 IL for long and short sterling respectively
a.H '-S ana BIS Is for francs: % IL and
30 il Tor rcichmarts 40 Ia and 40 for guilders.
The governors Of the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting today made no change in it's
rate for discount, and it remains AT per cent
During the week the bank gained f920 900
bullion, and the proportion OF its reserves TO its
liabilities was reduced from 37.94 to 1859 per
cent, against an advance from 1866 to All per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
PRODUCE MARKET.

L,vKnroot. New. $500 D. -Beci-In fair demand
Pork-In demand HansIn fair demand Bacon-In fair
demand Cumberland cut steady 5Ss Sd Cheese-In poor
demand.Taow There is nothing Offering spirits Of ur.
pcntinen fair demand RosnIn fair demand Lard-Spoi
and fauresIn tar demand wheai-In fair demand F,ow
Demna principally speculative mixed Western spot and
Novemb-r nrRi at Is gssd Decembsr strong l0id
January steady - 81 Hops London
There IA nothing offering.
LONDON, Nov S-kennri petroleum 6SdGsd per gallon
Spirits ~ rurpentnc. 35s per cwt.
ANTWERP. Nov swiicoxs lard closed lO2 francs peg
loo kilos
ANTWERP. Nov S-Pclroeun- pale American 10
hancs as centimcs paid aud ssllcrs
BREMEN. Nov. s-Pst.olcam-7 marks 20 pfenaigs
HAVANA MARKETS
HAVANA Nov. s-Sugar-1u Exchange quiet. Spanish
gold. 1854 42.3e
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET
FALL RIVER New Srho printing cloth market Ia atm ouiet
At SlSl3c for "a Squares and lc for COX So oloihs
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CHARLIsroS Nov. s.-Turpentine nominal, x2Lo "a
WILMINGTON. Nov S-Turpcnuns nrm Is I2I -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09

COTroN-0n the spot guoted MN ana Too 1ICIaE 90
export and 30S bales for consumption. Old cotton HEN
ic higher Port receipts, 423ls bales against 80 2oa
bales for this day and Abb bales for tbs day
year Since September Qho BEGINNING o. the crS5
vear the receipts the have aggregated L'fVZZ
bales comparing with 2ol4000 bales for the correspond
ing time last ,,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
Winisr Resorts.
Aiken, South Carolina.

WINTER RESORT FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE
Driest Climate In the United States,
Except points OF great altitude in the Rocky Mountain
HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL,
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT
OPENS FOR SEASON OF 1889, THURSDAY, NOV. l.
Absolute Safety from Yellow Fever,
From the following comprehensive reasons:
Firs-Relable medical authority that Yellow
Fever could become epidemic III this climate, II
brought here In mid summer.
second-The1c is no case Of Yellow Fever nearer TO
Aiken than jacksonville. Florida ami rigid system OF
quarantine prevents It's nearer approach
Third-Evcn were all precautions abandoned immedl.
aey the frosis already experienced here render Infection
impossible.
For those who wish TO further South. Aiken offers
desirable stopping place until frost reaches the local.
ties they wish TO Witt renders IL them
continue their journey.
For descriptive pamphlet and address
b. Il. CHATF1ELD, Proprietor and Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
Hlnsiral Instruments.

NUMBER OF slightly used upright and pianos.
or our MAKE which specially selected and u.ed
BY the artists Of the Metropolitan Opera House Company
during the past opera season, will be sold ubeia
VA kNABE 4 CO.. 112 SHAVE. above 1eth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09

The Treasury purchased 81 259,45o, 1-2 per
cent bonds at 0s IL. The rejected offers in
cuded 4 per cents. $4,000 at 12S, $4,000 at
1928 SO, S400, 900 at 1913 7-S, and 800, 900 at
! 30 and of l-2 per cents $40. 900 at | 0j 5-S.
The local market was quiet and steady at quota
lions as follows:
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Business Chances

u OSTON.-A New York business man OF ex-
- ceent standing and experience well connected, in
independent circumstances native OF Boston, and whose
present personal affairs can him reside IN that city de-
sres full or partial occupation OF his time there could
represent NewYork mercantile, financial agency In
ierest crcditably Address w. w. W. Is Cranbcrry-st
Brooklyn.
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BROWNSVILLE, GA.
PINEY WOODS HOTEL.
SEASON OF 1883 OPENS DEC. l.
NJ A. BOWER, Proprietor.
For circulars. rates &c. address WIN. +. DAVIES.
Manager, BROWNSVILLE. GA, or i. A. BUDLONG.
WINDSOR HOTEL. NewYork City.
WINYAH HOUSE, ASHEV1LLE, n. C..-Clmauc
w resorts for inyads suffering from diseases Of lungs
and throat; fine hotel and frst-csss sanarium open
for the winter X. Won RUCK. NJ ID.
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DGntins Academies.

DGnrina Academies.
LIEN DODWOHTH. NO. 6S1 FIFTH AVENUE
"A Classes and private lessons open.
Classes for gentlemen will commence Dec. 3
For terms. &C, send 2-cent stamp for circular.
A LEXANDER MACGREGORS
"A Private lessons and classes in dancing -
at rooms OF Mende ssohn Glee Club 10S West o3th-st
Hall to let for private entertainments
A -KNICKFRBOCKER CONSERVATORY. a West
II. 14th-s-Iatest society fancy dances. Waltz
antee1 private class, dy and evening Glasses forming
CARL MARwIG'S Friday and Saturday classes at the
u Vienna 13l East sth-st, commences October -.
Applications, Friday and saturday from TO p. IN Ad
dress letters private residence Oh 7thave.
l. Buldng). school for Dancing, Department and
Caisthenic Exercises Glasses forming. Send for
circular.
n GORGE w. WAl.LACE'S CLASSES,
NJ 90 West 59thst and HARLEM 129th'st- and 4th
ave Sec circulars.
WALTZ taught. rapidly private and class lessons all
w hours: moderate CARTIERS DANCING
ACADEMY. so SHAVE. between 18th and 14th