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Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-09
SEE THE TIME TABLE.

A Change of Time on the Southern
Pacific.
The Southern Pacific Railway company
has changed the time of its northbound
train, in order to accommodate travellers
from San Diego. The train formerly left
here at IL As p. M, but has been changed
80 as to leave at :35 %. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-09

FOR NEURALGIA g. HEADACHE.
Use "Rough on Pain" Instant relief 25 and
5Oc. ROUGH ON CORNS. Liquid, 15c Salve
10c.
ROUGH WORMS. Safe. sure cure. CSC.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-09
Relief From Indigestion.

Frank W. Gillett, 221 Second avenue, New
York, writes;
81 deem it my pleasure to testify to the phen-
omenal effects of BRANDRETH's PILLS. upon my
self, in eradicGting from my system the most
aggravated form of indigo stion, the at acks of
which were nearly as severe as spasms. After a
costly treatment two boxes Of BRANDRETH's s
PILLS have put me in a better condition than
have been for years"
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-09
Miles's Nerve and Liver Pills

Act on a new principle-regulating the liver
stomach and bowels through the nerues. A new
discovery; DR.. Miles's Pills speedily cure bill
lousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constpa
tlon; Unequaled for men, women, children.
Smallest mildest, surestl Fifty doses, 25 cts
Samples free, at R. w. Ellis & Co.'s.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-09
STREET MATTERS.

. u wi GiGiSHSiSG EtHGS
HIS REPORT YESTERDAY.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-09

~~~ ~ - - ~
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system
efectually, dispels colds, headaches
and fevers and cures habitual consti-
patton. Syrup of Figs is the only
remedy Of its kind ever produced,
pleasing to the taste and acceptable to
the stomach, prompt in its action and
truly beneficial in its effects, its many
excellent qualities commend it to all.
1t is for sale in SOC and 81 bottles by
all leading druggists.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE r." NEW YORK, n. Y
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-09

DACIFIC COAST MINING BUREAU-GOOD
4 mining properties bought and sold. Min
ing prospects and mines bonded, and capital
furnished for development of those that can he
shown to have merit NC IAN q SMITH, once
1872 North Spring street, Los Angeles, Cal.
au2A-6mo
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-09

Drink EucALYrrA for all stomach troubles.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-09
EXCURSIONS.

MONEY TO LOAN CHEAP. +. E. HOLLOWAY
WI Is California Bank Building. 9.2O-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
GRAIN and PRODUCE V1RhEf"
rr.r1rREs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YoRk DhAH' .n.
The wheat speculation continues aou'o """D' wv
influence of the unsettled condition vi '"o "O"es
market outside of this the commercial ta'uie9 WIZ
,, rariv dcnression was effected by The drop
" .,,,.. st,cLs but cables were discouIagng anu
Rndstreeis reports showed an ncrease V w Nom
bushels in the available stocks east Oh se NATIONS and
iains The Improvement in wall street d n,nsa
he lifting MP Of the head Of the export oeu tn ~
the bears to rush TO cover shorts my ,artiai re-.
cents in prices prevented i ieioc is0I4 cent ex-
cept for the May option, Which uoT Sro" ny 81 5SaOT
The range OF December deliveries was ron 81 or fell
tes ~ u, 80 and then rose TO 81 "a 90 $1 o. line
cash market was variable with 0p,ions' o tc,.s while
There were sales OF "a 600 bushels To ea no
iers boaht Sc 600 bushels. and $4,000 Dusheis "eio
sold to receivers &c. l. l. ,,.,. eir,;,ar IN those
Corn was governed by conditions si nere favored
v reporting decrease Of $4,000 pisneis
In the Eastern stocks and by the good eSpoI. IA
The extreme declines OF tho day were o-o@ = % :,
cents but tile late rally left the net iosse, az
cent for all months except May WHICH VIZ and sat
- 'on hi, faIip0 ioG4 cent early, ended hrmer
oats sympathzod with the leading csreais amu t
options on lighter business endea on ,aor Ones .o
the nearby months and unchanged lor INC i"'0' ~
spot oats were 1871 cent lower .,o. ,ard hpt
There were sales OF GOO tierces OF spot ara Ouo
whether for export could not be learned anI ~,
were unsettled and most deliveries closed al o's Vi
me na quotations were as iOll0ws cents
wheat-Novembcr, 0o Is; DecemDer' 20 30 'e"''
'" Cor1Sovember. IS 3s December, 81 49, jan
0as-Novem5er A. "a December AZ IA January
II 81: May, 40 "a cents. ~, oc lehman.
Lard-December. So o.; January, 10 90 feogu'is
96 ~ NAV, S6 80.
The receipts of grain and -four reported Yesterday at
New York, Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were a:
oats. l0s.075 bushels total grain, 3'o0os bushei,
-four 33391 packages At Chicago: Iva so
corn 1877 ST. bushels oats. 24l 1874 bushels; total
grain, 650,G45 bushels -four 5O,o4o barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-rradng IN Rio on the spot was Very quiet To-;
quoted I7sc sales, 800 bags No Isc Mild grades
uet and sales LOO bags Merscobo ahd $50
mis- Jamaca private terms the speculative line there
was tte lie :, the dealings the changes were confined
,yhin narroy limits. opening the market had
weak look prices suffered slight decline. owing TO tho
denr,ssuu iu stocks exchange, but the subsc
ant recovery IA ancia circles oVtd local coverings
and the close showed rise Of 5alo pds over yesterday
lac HAVE AID this, too. bad
strengthening Influence. Hamburg declined hd'a pig
London was unsettled official quotations 10 " M No
ysmber 79s December, 7Ss I'd January, Ios III febsu.
ory 7Ss vi March, 72s April. Us 80 Rio quotes :
KseuIar fret j 500 good second, Z GOO; exchange
triivste) e2. receipts 5000 bugs Rio elearsnees for
Tnjted States ~ bags DO for Euupc, LOCO bags
totai stock 1914 900 bags market nrm santos receipts
Is 900 bags BIO purchases for United states during mo
week "a 600 bags other countries dur
ing week 900 bags iio elea by ~ steamers for
nit-d States do for Europe aud other coui
tries 2. 600 bags loading at Rio .or United
states freight steamer, JQe and per cent priiag7
nor bsq; total sock, $4,000 bags: Santos pur
chsscs United States $4,000 bags do for europe aug
Other countries 80 600 ba.s Santos earanees foF Cntcd
states by ~ steamers, $4,000 bags do for Europe ana
Diner countries $1,000 bags steamers loading AZ Sanso
Ia. Gri'ed States Santos rket quiet good average
! coo. Total sales today. &c. 900 bags as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov 10 (speciaD.-When tho markets OF
tie world were closed to-day ii looked much as If
the speculation on the mend. Before the open
ing there was declared to be some trouble over tic
Rank of Englands guarantee Of the Baings bills, the
bank as cables said. refusing 10 discount, although
willing to pay the Earrings acce ptances al mituiy
Nobody here understood the dlIhcllty Dut everybody
imagined IL must be something dreadful, because Lon
don started such decline and because New-lo rK
sympathzed so closely. That was the opening i'll
fucnce, and started wheat at 2G3 cent ueclne
Next came the news London that securities there
were higher. that the feeling was much improved
quotations from New York showing considerable ad
vance and information that there was more con
under which the market closed and it GIT about
"a reaction of almost cents. December wheat opehcu
at 81 IL sold between 81 IA aud 81 and closed at
81 NAV opened at 90 81, sold between 81 and 80
and closed at 9s 7-5 There enormous cover
ing By such people Partridge and by such houses rs
White Logan. Counse,man, Schwartz and others Uh-
doubtedly. too there was subsint III BUYING neres,
for the account Of conservative people, VINO regari
prices unusual, and as likely 70 snow ptohtS. lie
ordinary news contributed very little either one way
or tho other. The covering Of short corn To-Day was
the same news which SO influential In the wheat
pit The buying presumably was led by Partridge.
and there were those who estimated that he covered
short sales aggIcgatlng 100000 bushels May corn
and closed at 81 Ia TIE receipts were Oniy -
ears: the estimates for Thursday only 10 oats
participated both in the early weakness ana IN tle
closing strength Of the grain markets: NAY opened
AT about 49, sold between a. IA and ~ ls and closed
nj the top. Provisions. which until within DAY or
two have exhibited such unusual seadiness, wer, TO-
day the widest thing on the Moor rorh al 2e I'm, I'M
showed decline of 80 cents from Tuesday ngnt lard
of 20 cents. and ribs Of 20 cents. Armour ndahS:
Kirkwood. 4. & White e Co.. Ryan and Others OF
that class probably covered between them @oOooo
buying actually brought the market back almost to
tlc point OF Tuesdays closing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
Al, TO choice, rev; Porto Eico, es"'oc; Eng

. ,.,.n air to choice, new; Porto iaco -o"foc' h"e
FSGS ,E SnSsG sS%
fsr GOOD de- Soar sf i"a
! .;s : g. o. m g 5o ~ Is 5o W. g. u 81
s oS nave been bu, room u, the regular
sssa% pOrts . Liverpool sGqo oo OSsh grain I'd to
ni;s,o aoG Hamburg $1,000 bush grain a. denans'
h ,ls ,bp sac State rseny reported to HoDG k9ir
va x ead ss q r. brig saa hence
S s s ship s. 6 affss h s
to aqiilos Ss"s.sa but quiet and other
Ind nsi crude. prime refined summer yellow
e9sSanui 6r HSE'0 ata Hd raw ~
S sss Sa' sra ad s Dr" sie.sls
g la TGs6cd s2s essensd spring aCG , sS.r,
SsS , 1a:gs spr sRE' s wn9 'S crude U";e haSi
s5 ni., p5 *. beacnfd winter sia55 beaened spring
6ssee% 81 sea c phapi vc tl'i lan "4 4oe
s'rrs6 2'Sff5Ss. e dealt in to moderate
e.! Ms q 1's,' %r - ssssis
~ e soaslc ns & i MSSs il
9S,s AID t e 'c! sds 81 30 Oa a.
,s psa' av.,s al w Sss.nos ae,
sosa e sssd ret sasI liam; SMOKED a s
,,s.c~. MiDDLfs-0pened weaker, but closed win 1
s',aes A. Chicago J1SsqEy sold q
fcrtd further deene but closed seadicr Light to
nay qgGea aa at ii r In,tby Win grain
During early hours there was break OF ga poins
s qsa%sG By Sn sSs and
closed slightly Asnsr Gs1 ssss 500 Co. co
tcs cash and freight oI2EaOl5c. City Steam again
: 60 Cc & au SSsyd e 70
O3gc ASKED sale 2oo0 tes 81 1880 TeoInaly eISs
a. 4's , pa 500 tc Sc May Closed at SOC sales
S s. e. C so Amsr @f 4GS ftaSf1aa
Trad quiet In all departments to-day but Che general
rSs eno nso@ %d ss' f%%s1 s: Is
2e state cramery GE"' Il age r rensyi
i Sa2 oc Western 2ssss$c Do ssose
s q fair & Sr'1%SST lS
fancy f, cnd; "nsy 24%55c choice Sazss
S aSHS h Saas' and tub. fancy 25S@e choice
as to s seoG Sa Wit 'H2fs
ca d sHe choice ESS % aeo
AIR 1iai2c; Western factory, June iai2Ee; Factory
l,psy firth , isH cSc r fourth ss@as secopa
Shippers are much, and the hcme trade demand
ia, 'C cream. fan made fancy osao'.c fine, 9,.@9,s,
good 70 prime S2G9c a5 to gG S S o eSO8 %
&c &c paPt skim. saGe Western dat C@0G PENNSYLVANIA
ing steady quiet state a;d , rsnn;Wyi ss9I
80 Zoe air to choice fall packed 2sd24c IeehOuse
iss3s asd 18SS in price and quiet No sale.
reported Fair refining quoted 4sc Centrifugal 90 test
5aa5asc do cost and freight. 3hc .REFlNl;;D-
ec; Powdered eAc Grsnqated Ne Mould d, Al Nv
"a s. 9.I6a5asc; White Extra &c - 7-lec Extra &C."
STE Nh NI,-Easicr and dull Choice city lard in ties,
quoted at The. and do IN hhds; 7.e oieonnrsarine'
city. ; Ij-1Dc sales. 10000 IL. . 15-lGc.
TALLOW-G Generally steady and In moderate demand.
Prime city quoted at 9-l0c sales 200 hhds 9,lHc.
Hyson l4al1e Young IlysCn i2aS3ee d Inn;
Hyson l3aI5lac; Ginpowder. 13d322c Imperial 100
i5iac Japan-Pan-hred, l3,edl7c Bssket do l2al9c
i9e 23iac ooIong Formosa 192ailc; Focchow 1Oa20c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo. Nov. l9--wheat-No offerings Of 80 hard /;
No MOI herh In hight supply and demand 5000 bush No
Northern sold 1000 bush DO at y2ie and GOO
BUSH do 0f2c closed strong at 944c No Northerb
sold at 9se at closing 95c asked No red on tack 9c
w white bid ,0OU bush No white oregon sold AZ
93a94c ia store. COri closed strong aBd higher
No yellow ut 33c; No yellow 1Sac No =. oG4e In
sore No 3. see track. OaLs easier: . ears No .
white sold VI 4sc: No white. ioe No mixed i7e Oh
track 1000 No white IN store sold at 4Gi aj0c
BARLEY weak No Western 75a zoe No ex.la. toa12c
choice Michigan. 7Sas0c fair to good 15a?6c sxrowed
state SOC no Canada In the market. Rye firm, zoe
asked Oh track. Flour quiet bes: patent spIine - so q
winter BRAN sie 5OasI9; spring do, slS Canal freghs
Whess 3ec and corn BE- asked 70 New, YORK barley taken
100000 bush IA 600 bush oats $4,000 bush bar
ley S. 900 bush rye 49, 900 bush. ShipmcnsBy canal
Corn. $4,000 bush barley, $4,000 bush. by rail
Flour, $4,000 bbls wneut. 10000 BUSH 11200O
bush barley. 200 bush.
Chicago, Nov. 1o-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20

One of the noteworthy features OF
the Flower Show in Madison Square
Garden next week will be the Orchids.
Their curious markings and infinite
variety of forms render even an Or
dlnsry collection of these flowers OF
great interest. The plants for this
show are selected by Messrs. Pitcher
& Manda from their stock at Short
Hills, N. j., the largest and finest
collection of Orchids in the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-gY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Nov. lo.-Cattle-Recepts last 81 hours oOO
head: total thus far 100 for same time last
week 1920; consigned through loco head zoo 10
ecelpts last - hours 1920 head total for week thus
Tar il 400 for time last week, 23GOO consigned
through 400 head all to NewYork; 1000 on sale top
grades rm SheepCholce 10 extra, f6dSG 70; good To
choice ~ 75aS5 95 common fair sass 20. Lambs
Choice to extra SO lOas6 80 good to choice IS 500
"a hours 1000 head total for week thus far 590so for
same time last week a. consigned through, $500
mead 3 900 TO York; II 200 sale prices firm ;
mediums heavy and mixed So 65as3 10 heavy Workers
SO Ods3 so; pigs So 90dS8 10
Chicago Nov lsm"The Evening Journal reports
active and prices higher than this time last
week any thing good useful top price - 75Gs5 20
good to choice s4uS4 80; 1888 30; cows aud
balls, slas2 So stoekers 81 5ods2 so Iogs-Re.
CENTS 10000 head slow and again lOdljc lower
rough aud common 50 25ds3 50 heavy packer So $50
~ 70 light SO 45ds3 so pigs S2ds3 Sheep-Receipts,
4 600 head market steady natives piGSi So fed West
ems $685. 80 fed Texans 81 35d$i i5 thin aud COM
mon lambs best SJus5 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
A THIEF CLEvERLY TRAPPED.

Alfred Kalsch q jeweller in Brosdst. Newark, was
taking to his brother ssmuci IN his store YESTERDAY when
telegraph messenger stepped in with telegram for him
signed .if. SMITH. New-York saying that Mr. ksiseh's
brother had seriously injured IN NewYork and
auestInR hir New-Yofk Samuel
Kaiisch. who is lawyer at took the telegram to
Police Headquarters Chief Hopper Detective Cos
10 himself the Of kslischs store and
directed Detective Walker station himself In
the opposite side OF the waiting about
hsuss Detective Walker . step quickly into
ka,schs store The detective started the street
on1 eetesce The store Just Mr. Kssch setting ouh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
psnrrsrJyG AGAINST AN ELECTRIC ROAD

meeting OF Indignant propertyowncfs was held ios'
night at No 400 South FouItht Brooklyn, u Dro,est
against the electric to be introduced the
South Fourth and Bushwick branch OF the BTooA
CITY Railroad Permission has been given 10 the railroad
TO work their road by electricity cable Speeches
were made BY James Munsey an electrician Theodore
Apherty an electrical expert and others Resolutions
were adopted protesting against the system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
THE PETROLEUM .NARKEL

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or I'M, , ~, 10,
There was 10 increase In the dealings ID eruuo vi
certificates Yesterday except at the stock Exchanse
Prices there dropped Ia cents at the opening az "
cents. but rallied nearly cents OF the close: i"e
options at the Consolidated Board opened Oh
cent, at 81 L. cents and recovered to 60 Ia GEM.
artjyi,x and the only news from the West points 10
an organization Of hostile l pipe n@e TSs map
and refining in opposition to ine - so"m traders. WHO
Are too few to operate to aieet vssS a, any
petroleum markets are dull. weak ara oc'"" VI ""'
outside interest. a., .,a, daa,inos were as
fniln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool NOV. 10, 3;i5 p. m.-Bec:-uol Offer
spa rlngly. POIk-HOdefs offer freely lIani>fhc sup
piy is in excess Of the demand Bacon-hodeis onsl
Cumberland cut ABOUT % to 30 pounds steady
al 3Os 3D.. Cheese-iIoders Offer moderately Tsow-
Holders oGer freely Spirits Of tpcntine-fioldels onci
Ii~eIy; steady 29s sd. Rosn-liolder> oner freely
common stiady at -. Lard. spot and fHnrcSI
AZ 5is December and January easy at 3is Cd. Wheat
Holders moderately; h,M No winter steady az .
I'D. nov No spring steady at - ID. Flour-oldcr-
offer moderately Corn, spot and fntue.-ilodei onei
mixed Western spot steady at - cNfu;
,cIcr steady at II 9ed; Deccmbfr steady at A. 9id
January steady at ~ 1890. Hops az LOhuoh-facihc
COast- Il dets offer sp2rin2lN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20

a tray OF diamonds. Cosgrovc also came from his hid
ing place seeing place his hand in his over
side pocket they bounced him. and while one
plhioned his the other took large navy revolver
fully loaded from his pocket The then taken
to Police headquarters where he said his wife aud children
starving that he had become desperate and that ne
fully up his mind money, at the cost
OF human life. He said he George 4. Smith, Of New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
co,,rov MAuKI,rS-Hy TELEGRAPH

Liverpool, Nov. 10, D. m.-Ihc sales of the day in
cudcd 100 bales AmeIC ali.
Futures closed linn; American middllng. low middiing
clause November driNcry . 5-U4d buyers, November ana
December delivery sold buyers Dyccnocr snd January
delivery 7.Uid buyers; January and February deN-is.
ii 0sn buyers, February and March delivery l-1sd
March and april delivery, lisa buyers; Aplii
ana Nav delivery , l9.GtQ5 .O64d: May June de-
livery value June and July delivery 2i04i
buyers.
,,a> esiOn, Nov lJ.totton weak middling. 3'sc oS
mddne Sec good ordinary Sac ne ana gross receipt
.JJ bale: export. France, 100 bales; -ac- 3Jl
bales spinncrs. = nae. stock. S2,.OJ b3e-.
NcW-OTlcans Nov. l3-t'Ottoa opened lower. closed
st'adicr; riddlns. iGc low niddlin2. llOc: cool
ordinary ssc receipts. 1850 bales receipts,
o.1i3 bales eXLoi. 20 Great Britain. 100 bales e.
Fl nce SEQ bale cO,stwi, 2sOi bsle~ sales 0.o0U
bales stock, 1896 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Nov. 49, 4 y. m.-Consos, 03's for money and
% .l6 for the account United States per cent bonds
I22L, 4hs, l04h Atlantic aud Great Western nIs5
mortgage trustees certificates 2J do second m0rta
A. Canadian Pacific, 6S's Erie ia do second eonsos.
9S Illinois Genital 96; Mexican ordinary, "a St Paul
common 400, New-SOrk Central 100; PeDns ylyana.
40 Reading Ia. Mexican Central new cent bonds,
Ggl- Money 5nd6 per cent India Council bills were
allotted to-day at 1. o3.d per ruPe paris ad'ie'
account London ut 20 francs 37 centmes
for checks The OF bullion into the Bank Of
Enpand balance to-day Is 81 .OlOOOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20

L.tt., .rEa
On The fioluee xehanse to.aay Lhe ou''er nafNe'
was cay ahd unchanged Eggs -<"-oc'
Cincinnati Nov l9.-Flour dull. lower; family, 80 so
1853 80 fancy ~ 3oas4 90 Mneat Gull io%er a., NO nn
req oVaS.e receipts, os'Vy oos" , pr'n :, I'd
,or" qet No. hNou' ofe: o'' po rr oiot $40 So
aoc rye stcaey No. ~. Urn q9u,os, ~ ~
Lard MeaGel 20 10 bu h, meat @ ~
whshey , nI ; ''S Se .asv 90 An. 81 sDc
81 ~. bu.Nf q"iee' sugar o"ey' Hsss hr"' ~'N--''
Cheese steady.
Philadelphia Nov. 19.-FlouT-Market was weak. IN
sympathy with continued downward movement ~ wheat
operating only IN shall lots iOi nnhtuid -
wants and it dihcuit to quote reliable prices West,
aud pcnnsy, ehia super $3.50 80 do extras 81 oVa
81: NJ winter family 81 2oaSi 81 Ponsy foef
process s4as5 Western winner clear a 5o@s 70; do
Straight ~ 1jaSJ; winter patent 5000 20 Minnesota
clea VI $685. Is stra ght "a 75as5; do Dstet s.
a 81 So rye -four In small supply and Drm at ~ 80 for
choice PennsyIvuna Buckwhcat flour quiet steady at
lO0 $50 40 per 100 NJ As - quality Nheair-Matket
was weak under continued speculative selling IN a grain
centres due TO stringent money another failure In banking
circle. In London AMI the unsettled condition VI the stock
market prices declined per bush and closed nominal
PENNSYLVANIA red In grain depot. u o. No = Ta. De-
cember 95ic: red, November 95d33i1c; December.
95s a85lsc; January. 97a0sc: February 99easl Corn
Option weak and nonnay IL lower in absence
lots ruled steady under small SUPPLIES but
demand was light new No yellow in grain depot pc
A.. sIu 1 Grain tgpof "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20

Refined petroleum was unchabseu "' ''
barreI and g. 80 cents In cases. a., .a,c y frames
' Foreign ouotatons-Antwcrp, 10 go 70 o. . as''
Bremen, $40 MARKS, LONDON, . i--"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20
XHEAT NO. ..

Cash quotations follows Flour dull, easy
Quotations loa2oc lower than last quoted No > spring
wheat, JO2c; No spring wheat, 1bah3e No RED,
S02e No corn, 50s.c No oats 42ai2sc; No rye,
0oatssc; 40 barley, asc; No l naAserd 81 :. Prime
50; lard, per 100 ~ Is 50 short rios sides lo9sel,
clear sides boxed 81 30a$j so; whskey dstiiers fin;
shed goods, per gal, 81 IA sugars unchanged; No
white oats asa az. &c No 4 do, 43ai4c; No barley,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20

sales-Rele & Shea 2aO Western Pigs (common), %
m average at &3 10 per 100 ~ an, A. -. Al co
] Love e Co. 1883 Western Hogs 1875 N, ct 20 w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-20

Warehouse deliveries since November l. lsD; ,Ne"
York 1.2 glS bags baltimore 0SS bags; New-Oueans
10 g2S BAGS; total, Ii1 ,y6I bags. . J.,
COTrON-rBe spot market ruled quiet at l-loc ot-
cline Sales III bales for consumption. Port receipts
30 .77 bales bales day last week anu
Al 15l bales this day last year. crop movement
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STAINED.

Good Ordinary. LOW "a
Sict CiOod Ordinary ~. Middlng. 10 10
options-were again feversh and quite active stt no.
Mt time, with little excitement. during Inc ear!
hour. the temper decidedly b2arsh Oil decline at
Liverpool and depression IN financial affairs Opens '7
Indicated beaa Of 10 points. and this was iOOweu ~
renewed long selling, and there was further loss
paY ponts. But cheerful look OF ana r III W"
Stock Exchange late In the day and light port rcept
caused change OF sentiment ana maj nsufss "cir
showing only decline OF 2d3 points near months
November unchsngd while late deliveries finished 81 ghty
iohar Than Yesterday sales $4,000 bales.
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Dres6makinQ.

COMPETENT DRESSMARFR by the
" day. or would do work reasonable ~ her
home best references. SIS West Soth-st.
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OIL MARK i-TS

or city Penn Nov. 10 -Natlmal TIanslt ceItnclle@
opentd at 63ssc CHEST G3'sc lowest. 67a,c: cios
este sales. 157 900 bbls charter, loi1s bbl' ship
plttsburg Penn Nov i9.-Pet oeum firm but dull :
National Transit certificates opened 6sl4c;
G9i4c highest 69c lowest 67ssc.
Bradford, Penn. NOV ioaNatona Transit certificates
691,c closed G9tc Highest, 6Jj,c loHert
G13,e. Clearances, AS 600 bbls.
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Drcssmakius.

SMAKING.-Artlstic and peiecs
- lifting waists ana >kifts, d. an ~.
rer.encsd drcssmaker late at Altman : !
nould Ike engagements by the dsl .f Az
home; satisfaction guaranteed Auur -
MODES i52 Jth-aNc.