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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-27


managers q most gratifying feature Of the bust
ness is tho large amount Of west-bound tonnage.
A long list OF railway companies published
to-day their gross receipts for the third week In
tho current month, and with hardly an oxcop-
ton they show increases over last year.
Tho advance In Manhattan Railway was gen.
orally attributed to n growing belief that the
underground rapid transit scheme will soop DO
disposed of by tho inability Of the city to In
crease its Indebtedness to the amount re-
CURED to begin the undertaking. There
was no news regarding Peoples Gas, but it
is to BIO noted that q coterie OF profess
slonal operators are constantly attacking
1t on various reports, and at times they encoun'
ter stanch resista nco on tho part OF the friends
OF tho company. The market turned out to DO
quito q little more active than on Wednesday,
the tone was decidedly better. and the average
of final prices of the more active shares nearly a
point higher. Aspreviously noted in this column,
the Street 10 becoming less apprehensive OF Con-
Rress and Of the Cuban situation, because OF the
conservative views upon both subjects emanat-
ing from Washington, and for which the Admin
i~stration and its leaders in Congress appear 10
be to an extent responsible. The weekly trade
reports indicate that business is about holding
It's W throughout the country. In some local.
tiles. particularly in the West and Northwest,
improvement Is noted. The South 10 beginning
to recover from tho effects Of the yellow fever
quarantine. Bank clearances compare favor.
ably with last year and also with previous years
In which business was good. The cotton and
iron industries are still tagging, but woollen and
shoe manufacturing are enjoying a period Of
unusual activity. Imports of gold from Europe
are delayed. but small amounts are constantly
being received from Australia. presumably for
European account. The Continent is again
taking gold from Great Britain, and London
borrows in this market to avert shipments Of
gold to this country in payment Of continuous
heavy imports of brcadstufTs. The closing Of
the stock market was strong. ~at.about the best
figures.
Final sales compare with those OF Wednesday
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CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS.
FRIDAY. Nov. %.

FRIDAY, NOV. ~.
Tho early market on the Stock Exchange was
sluggish. as is frequently the case after a holt
day, and the professional element was In conse-
quence encouraged to follow up the slight ad-
vantage 1t gained in depressing prices on
Wednesday. It's efforts met with some success
in st. Paul and Peoples Gas. The remainder of
the list developed n good deal of firmness very
soon after the opening. There was enough 30
called good buying, that is, by commission
houses, to turn tho course of the market
for the day. Sugar Refining and Man
haitian Railway. of the active stocks. were
exceptionally strong. at net advances APP
proximating 8 points. A sharp recovery
in Peoples Gas left tho price of that stock Ia
q cent. higher than on Wednesday. Other
stocks that made noteworthy progress toward
a higher level were Jersey Central. Consolidated
Gas, Delaware and Hudson, and Western Union
Beef. Northern Pacific preferred continues
very firm, but the fluctuations in it to-day were
narrow. The selling OF st. Paul, and possibly of
the other Granger stocks. was upon what the
trading element was pleased TO call a disap-
pointing statement of earnings by the st. Paul
Company for October. The fact that the figures
compare with an unusually heavy months bust
ness last year appeared not to DO taken into
consideration. The fact remains that all OF the
Granger trunk lines have been doing an excel
lent business this fall and probably will con-
tinue to do 80 well into the winter. To railroad
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Intense dulness prevailed In the cotton market TO.
day. The fluctuations In prices were confined within
a,narTow rang without decided tendency either
way. and at the close prices were practically UNI.
changed from Wednesdays final quotations, Tho
trading was In the main Of "A local professional char
actcT. but included u small demand for outside in
vestment account. Al tire opening prices declined
slightly In sympathy with a uull amt lower market
In Liverpool. The loss was soon recovered, however.
on n sma all local demand and lighter receipts than had
been expected early in the week. TIE signal service
predicted decidedly colder weather throughout the
cotton belt tonight. December notices were Issued
to-day. but they were quickly stopped,
COFFEE-Rio on the spot was dull but stendyi No. z
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Real Estate Auction snIcs.

At the Broadway salesroom yesterday James L.
Wells sold No. III lS0th st., near Vanderbilt avenue,
two-story frame dwelling, lot lG.SXl25. foreclosure.
TO Jane Kelly, plaintiff. for 9 .295.
ID. Phoenix lngraham & Co. sold No. T02 West End
avenue, near Ninety.lfth street. hve.story brick fiat
house. lot 20.6x-x2l.3Xl00, foreclosure, to Andre
johnson, for $50, S75.
Peter +. Meyer & Co. sold No. 200 Hudson street,
near Ludlow street. three-story brick tenement house
and twostory brick tenement house on rear. lot
20AS0, leasehold, foreclosure, to julius c. Schlachter,
plaintiff. for $500.
$. Dc walltcarss sold No 236 to gag West Sixty.
second street. near West End avenue. four dvestory
brick tenement houses, abandoned at second story,
plot 100xl00.5. foreclosure, 10 German mcrIcan
Real Estate Title Guarantee Company, plaintiff, for
S25. 900.
William Kennedy sold No. los West Seventy-siIth
street. near Columbus avenue. fourstorys stone front
dwelling. lot 1sx102.2, foreclosure. to William NJ.
Laws for plaintiff. for s24,T54.
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woman whe Claims tho King H.tate.

Tho five actions brought recently by Mrs.
Eugenia A.. Webster Ross in ejectment to re-
cover property of the late William Henry King
In this city were discontinued by Justice Law
renee of the Supreme Court yesterday on mo-
ton of her counsel, Dittenhoefer. Gerber &
James. William Deshon King and other heirs
obtained Judgment against Mrs. Ross last week
by default. debarring her from advancing any
claim to the King estate. and it was considered
that to proceed with the five suits would be con-
tempt OF court. Her counsel said yesterday that
papers are now being prepared to move to open
har default
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thtrda. iaaisc. cheese-stat.. nun cream. Iarge,
colored. fancy. She; white, shot finest 1slo.i con.
mon 70 good, 7@7yci small. cciored. taney, vaff"'
white, 9Ac,i finest, Siec.t common TO goou, s.3&aro.
choice, 22c. fair TO good, dseen .s;'
state, fancy, 2t@25c,i good to prime. RO@xxS: III
ruling n little higher In sympathy with wheat Ihere
was some demand for December shorts, with the son,
Ing by scattered holders and packers. fert y, tno
trading was In the way OF changing. the c,sn ,e.
mnnd was rather light both for meats and lara nog
receipts wero liberal, with prices for same about
steady $4,000 hogs IRE estimated for to-morrow' ina
-Su0AR-Raw was duh but Arms Ss' test, o'lo%
8Sc.; pB' test, 9TsOp3 lb.lBc. Refined was quiet
CHICAGO, Nov. 2B.-Thcse were to-dRy's prices;
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Futures here advanced 10 to 10 points. closing steady
after sales of 33. $50 bags. Havre advanced li4f.
changed prices; receipts In two days. 2b,O0Oi stock.
100000; exchange. ~ I'D, an advance OF I'D. San
tos was steady aud unchanged; receipts In two days.
4l.oOO; stock, l%,l4O.0On, Prices here advanced to:
day ON higher cables and buying for European ana
local account. The indisposition OF Brazilians 70 sell
also contributed to the advance.
METALS-Iron-WRs dun at 1B.bO@ 5000 for spot,
November and December. CoppeI-Was quiet and
unchanged, spot. November aud December. l0.6oGD
lO.7oc. Lead-Was quiet ut y. 1It9@5 s9i9c, for spot.
November and December, lin-Was dun. spot, No.
yember and December. 1890 3.1oc, spelter-WGs
quiet. Spot. November and December, 3.s5Gt4 .O5c.
NAVAL S~ToREs-Spirits OF turp"ntine was hrm at
82L@33c, rosn W an steady at for com
mon TO good strained.
PErnoLEUM-crude certificates we're quoted at $40.
here; In Oh city, B7@Gsc. Refined unchanged.
PHuvIsIoSs-Lard steady. bur dnil, Prime. 81. 80;
city, S4SS425; refined for the Continent, $40.
were strong. Picklrd hams. ii2t i'ir.' do, bellies. bla
@7Ac.; do. shoulders, 5a4@6c, Dressed hogs, 47s@
bLc. Tallow, 34c. B~utter-Creamery, Western,
extras. P8c.; nrsts. lJa2lc; seconds. 40 lsc.; thirds,
lA@l6c. state. fancy. 2@c.i nTs1s' lsSslc.i seconds 70
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE TRUST co.
ats ~OrEanization Well Under way-wm DO =
General Truat Company Bnaineaa.

tte LIBERALIZATION well Unuor Woy-Nll Do .
General Trust Company Buainesn.
Formal announcement was made yesterday Of
the proposed organization of the Produce Ex-
change Trust Company, with a capital of $780,
900 divided into 5000 shares Of 300 each, and
with q paid-up surplus Of $500. 900 in 800
shares. 1t was stated that moro than one-half
of the entire amount necessary had been sub
pcribod. 1t 10 intended to do q general trust
company business, with tho main Office on tho
tirst floor of tho Standard Oil Company build.
ing, % Broadway, and a branch on the ground
floor of the Metropolitan Life Insurance build
ing, at Madison avenue.
It is reported that the Presidency of the now
company may be offered to James A. Parker.
While It is proposed to have tho office Of the
company IN the building of the STANDARD Oil
csted to any considerable extent in the enter
briae.
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n. O. Mavemeyer ConvaIesclnE.

The convalescence of President Henry o.
Havemeyer of the American Sugar Refining
Company, who was recently operated on for APP
pondicitis, has advanced to a point that renders
Regular visits of his physicians unnecessary,
hnd they have been discontinued.
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Glrrtiuns and 3nrstin0s.

0FFICE OF THE EQUITABLE GAS LIGHT CON.
pany OF New York, 40. 80 Third avenue, New
York, Nov. II, 1891. Notice 10 tOckholders.-Not
holders Of the Equitable Gas Light Company OF New
York will be- held ut the ofice Of the company, No.
day, tho 9Ith day OF november, 1877. ut eleven
O'Clock A, NJ, for the purpose or submitting TO said
stockholders for their approval an agreement OF con
solidation between this Company and the New York
and East River Gas COmpau and the New AmsteT'
dam GAS Company. by order OF the Board OF
DIRECTORY JACOB y. MILLER. Secretary.
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FOR
DELAWARE. LaCKAWANNA Il WESTERN
II. IL.
Stations In New York. foot OF barclay ana
Christopher Sta.
yESTIBULE TRAINS, PULLMAN nUFFEF
rAIA. lINIG(IU UUIIIT


CARS. PIHTsCH LIGHT.
Direct route to Newark, Bloomfield. Montclair. the
Oranges, summit, Bcrnnrdsville. Basking Ridge. Mad
ison. Norristorn n, Pas-ac, Paterson, ioonton. Dove1s
Stanhope, Newton, Budd's Lake., Lake HopatconB,
HackctIstown, Schooley's Mountain, Washington
PhillipsDurg. EasiOn. Water Gap. StroudsburR, Pocono
Mountain, Scranton, IIttstOn, Wilkesbarre, Santicoke.
Dauvillc, Northumberland, Montrose, Binghamton,
oxford. Norwich, waterville, Utica, Rlchteld SPRING.
Corning, Bath, Dausyille, Buffalo. and all points West
Northwest. aud Southwest.
500 a. M.-BinghamtOn Mail. Stops at principal
stations.
1850 4. M.-CCare car-BuTalo. Scranton. Bins-
hamtOn. Ow"gO. Ithaca, Elmira. Utica. Syracuse
and OSwegu Express, Pullman buffet parlor cars.
Connecting at Buffalo with trains FOR Chicago and
points Vest.
loo T.. M.-Scranton. Binghamton, and ElmiEA
Express. Pullman buffet pArlnr cars.
400 r.. M.-ScrantOn. Wilkesbarre, and Plymouth
100 y. M.-l~Dnilyl-Chicag YeStibule Limited E1
press for Scranton. linghanton. Elmira, buffalo
Pullman Buffet sleeping car New York 10 Chicago
Dining car west OF buffalo,
$50 y. W. DalyJ-Bufralo Express. Pullman
sleepcrs for scranton. Binglamton. Elmira. BAN
Mt. Morris. ana BunaIo, arriving Bu1alo 8 A ii.
OiBO y. M.-tDaily)-Bnfralo Scranton, bingham
ton. OwCgo. Ithaca, Elmira. syracuse, Utica, and
Oswcgo ENurr-~. Pullman bunct sleepcrs.
Ticket and Pullman recommendation at Henry Case
& Sons. Ltd, li3 broadway. IL Park place, and Ase
fi0nE, III 4th NV. cor. l2th ST., 81 West l2btl st.. 28b
Columbus nv. New York; G3S and I23 Fulton st and
l0b Broadway, Brooklyn. Time tables giving full In
formation at ali stations.
Wrstcotts Express Company Will call for ana check
baggage from hotel or residence TO Destination.
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r RAILROAD.

ThrOush tralnf leave New YOTk, fOOt OF ChamboTU
St. az follows. and rye minutes earlier from West
2Sd ST.;
O.0n a. M.-ycStibule Express daily for Bling
J.UU hsmton, W4yeriy, Limira, l'GiaLoi bradford.
O.nl y. M.-yrstibulo limited-Fist mail daily.
Z.Dt solid train for Chicago, VIA ChautanquA
Lake. arrives Cleveland 7;IO A. NJ, Chicago . p. NJ
slcepers to Chicago, Cleveland. and Cincinnati. Dim
ing Car.
..Do press daily, arrives at BuTalo 1908 A. 81.
Bradford T:l7 A. Nj, Jamestown 900 4. NJ. Cleyo-
land l2:BUP, NJ, GlccpcFs TO Runalo and CleNcland).
making direct connection for Detroit, Chicago, aud
the West, Cafe Library Car.
OIL y. N.-DaiIy-Vin Chautauqua Lake and
C.tC Rgara Falls. Solid train TO Chicago. sleep
Car,
VVCKETS. LoCAL / CARDS. AND PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS at III, ll3, 26l. iOl and
p57 broadway, la7 ll"wcry. 1855 East ~ tn st., ard
~ Wet l25th ST., Chamber, and WEST Esd 81. ferries.
New York; 338 and 72h Fulton 81, 100 broadway.
Brooklyn; 200 Hudson Of, ~iuhpkrn. and Jersey ClS7
station. WrstcOttH Expires. calls for and checks bay
gage from hotels and rrr!dIn Cs to destination.
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AEi nninh,nS c sSIa Ss.snSs, sele. $685. se1S.14a.Aoo

AvnIInhIe cash BALANCE,
including gold ssrve.hel6.93b.4 s215,i49,4o
Money in London 2io92A y cent. Rates of dis
months bills, 3 a cent. Paris adviccs quote
3 y cents at i03 francs 80 centimes. Exchange
on London % francs 2Ola centimcs. The weekly
statement OF the Imperial Bank of Germany
shows the following changes; Cash in hand in.
creased 81, 900, 900 marks; Treasury notes in
creased 81 400, 900 marks; notes in circulation
decreased 80, 0OO, 900 marks.
The sales OF mining stocks at tho Now York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
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dividends and 9nterest.
GHICAGo ALTON nAlLHo, coMrsX

CHICAGO Ill. Nov. .. 1897.
NOTICE.-A quarterly dividend OF one dollar and
seventy. live cents per share has this day been de-
clar,d on the Preferred and Common stock OF this
to the stockholders Of record at the close or business
hours on the 10Th instant.
The dividend on shares registered In New York Will
be paid al the ONCE Of the Company's Agents, Messrs.
Cuylcr, Morgan n Company, ~ Pine street, New
York, aud the dividend on shares registered In Chi
cago will be paid at the onice Of the TreaSurer OF the
COMPANY, CT II. FOSTER. Treasurer.
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pennsyl vania
RAIIsRoAD.

NA
STATIONS foot OF West Twenty.third street and Des-
brosses and Cortlandt streets.
sv-The leaving time from Desbrosses and cortlnnde
strcetsi IS i've minutes later than that given below for
Twenty third street station;
Car New York TO plttsburs. Sleeping Car Pittsburs
TO Chicago. No coaches to P%!ttsbnrg,
s s.ss 4 !: e: FhSy 1!EFjN \ I%iaiF rR6 clfyiln %sn
S ss4rs,ian cars sler %np st PIn,ps, S SIsSsIssa. and Fa,s Ss-
,s S.9' 4. Il! l GhiGsG@ HI hSs II. h6tf IS E hSPis
h g T ,. NJ. w .Ei% / TEiRS'H EXF&E SsieakSf st diia nepa1i
.s Sai'l =: Nc For F H5TTH WET 2s!graHnXZip nEss.-vo,
Pittsburg. Cincinnati. indianapolis. ST. Louis.
?. NJ MAIL ,ASD. EXPKEss,-ruIlman 1unet
PittsbuPg, and points West. daily except sunday.
stSs p. M. PACIFIC EXPRESSION Pi:tsburg and
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo. e1-
WasiIiXGToN AND THE sOUrH.
7:95. sep, 9:eo. 1888 Dining Carr, o;b5 A Nj, 1919;
Dining:cars). 4:25 Dining carr. 4:55 Dining Carr.
$50 p n; ls ~. night; or San ! ny : s:G ~ P p;H5; lo sSS
Dining Cars. 4;95 Dining Carr 4:oo Dining Carr.
soUTnERN hi-AiiiGIwS!Ss4Ys.-Express. 4:ao P. M. 1910
ATLNNTicGoAsT ~LINE.-Exprcsa. s:s0 A. NJ. and
~cHEsAf;EAKE KID OHIO RA1LwAy.-4:5o P. M.
FOX 66iLD POINT COMFORT and ~NoRroLK.-7,bs
Atlantis Al NJ %fft 9 cfTy and siSS p + NJ T. % sstly; days.
CAPE MAY.-l2:55 z. NJ. week days,
ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant from West Twen'
ty.third street Station, s:55, 1888 A. M. 9;l6,
4:55. l:25 p. NJ. Sunday. o:26 A. NJ, 4:55 Pm.
Qrom Deshrosses ana Cortiandt streets). $40 A. NJ.
1910. $40, $40, 1880 +. N. Sundays. s:i5 A. u.
b:I5 7. NJ.
FOR PHILA
$40. 1925. ,7:55, s:2o. S:55. D:25 (9:55 Penna. Linn
i:65,, s:55. $:55. i:25. 44:25 Dining carr, 4:55 lDin::
Ing Car. S:55 Dining Carl 3:49, I;53, s:55 p n.
9:65 (Limited). o:55. 1888 A. H., sos Dining Carp,
8:55, i:25 Dining Carr. 400 Dining Car; o;5S
Dining Carr, 7:4O. 1853, 500 =. NJ. 1910 night,
Ticket onices Nos. 4Gl. 9I+, 1890. 1928. III, and 261
Broadway; | Aston House; West Twenty-tllird street
Station, and stations foot OF DesbTusses and Cort-
landt Streets; 4 Court Street, $50 Fulton Street. %
Broadway, and brooklyn Annex Station, B~rooklyng
Station. Jersey city. The New York Transfer Com
pany will CAL for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through to destination. .
j. h. HUTCHINSON, j. II. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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Court CaIendnrs-This Day.

Court Cnlendnrs-This Day.
Supreme Court-speciai Term.-Part H.-Ex-parte
matters.
Surrogate's Court.-Chambers-No day calendar.
For prObate-Wills OF Margaret Quinn, Herman A.
Swartstran, Lima Stcttheimcr, Christopher c. WATSON.
City Court.-Special
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THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock and Income
i BundhOIdcrs Of the Ulster and Delaware Railroad
Company, viii be held ut the ONCE Of the COMPANY AZ
Rondouf. y. 4, Tuesday, December ith, 1871. Rt 1
O'clock +. 81, Tor tho purpose Of elrCting thirteen dL'
rectors and three Inspectors Of election for the en-
suing year, and for the transaction OF such other
business as may come before them.
II. G. o Secretary.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

Leave New YORK, WEl.Uihl Terminal, south Ferry
and foot OF Liberty street,
-DHily. Except sunday. I%SundHys,.
CHICAGO, ri:30 A. NJ. 5000 =. NJ and 'le;lb night.
,IlTTHhrRG. 1850 \. 81, 'di:'P p. w., 1900 r. NJ.
C~InclNNAII. 81. lO'lr, 'lu'uu 4, y. '6'@5 J.. II.
va Hl%UTON, BALTIMORE, I.15, 10000 CDlneT).
'll:5U 4. II. UDiEprl 'sGOl DINER, "j:25 lDiner),
'433a DINER, $3.50 T. ". and -l2:l5 night,
NUl,FuLK. 'IlaiU : ".
NEW OlI.F ANS. .I:55 /. ~. through slcepcr).
Al trans are illuminated w!tA PiGt,rh light.
OniUrs; lliI. lI2. 2Bl, 4aI. llIO Broadway, 81 y,
l4th 81. lg7 Bowcry. :, T.; 1870, 3l4 Fulton It,
Brooklyn whitehall Termiual. BGgEAEs ohSoks4
from hotel or realdsnos 70 Destination
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R%ailroads.
Lehigh Valley System.


Stations foot of West Esd st. penn. X. r.. Cortlandt
'Indicates time from West aad ST. Other figures
show tine from cortlandt or DsssTosses 81;
for MNGcH cHGNK and i~Sstermsdia.e stations.
S III Sr s%s$S d so$ii,r E4MiRI n5i 4 ( 5sy q:
AGARA FALLS. and the West and principal local
points; !inin: car and eGaiT car to Buffalo;
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Arrives Buffalo 1:56 =. 81. Pullman Vcstibule Day
a la carte. Connects at Buffalo with through sleep
es to Detroit and chicago;
MAUCH CHUNK aud intermediate points.
Uses. I.I.r n; sundays only. for EAsToN'
wi hiSa; D .iiS irllnfhS;1S 5S''$; &cS s.s%Ra s' s%S DI s:
in coal regions; chair car Tor "iikesbarre.
VII ,niSs. .,hp i y; dslly scs stG NIoN Sunday and y,,I FOR
pal Intermediate" stations. Connects for all points IN
coal regIonsi Pullman Buffet Parior Car for wilkes
.s,6S, SEQ y. NJ. daily. except Sunday, for
MAuCHCHuNK and intermediate stations. Chair
'i,a5. Bis =. NJ. daily for EAsToN and inter.
mediate stations.
FALLS. and all points West. Pullman sleeper vesti.
bule train n. Y.to Chicaso. slecpcrs 10 Buralo and
lass $3.50 p. NJ, daily, except sunday, stopping
a HEM MAU E6c GltgEhRi t. E 4 4, yyGSi puPEA G1fn anai
TORONTO. Pullman slrcper FOR tunalo. None but
'l:sn!ns car S,o pS'I s. n, Gs IarT I@r VIII IL K GsSFsTS e-r fTii:
AGA. NEV ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO. SlAGARA
FALLS, and ali points West. Pullman sleeper to
additional local trains daily, except sunday, for
BOUND BROOK and intcrm"dlatc points, leave as fol
days only a. NJ, 1850. 9:ao. and $500, G:30r. NJ,
Tics.ts and lnilma i, No. omn"dstl2nS nt ~ ~;
u I26th St, l9I Bnwery, :, &; $40 Fulton ST., I
Court st. 0s H'wny, aud hro,2Elyn A9nTx, ]Rrooklyn.
\. \, Transfer 60, VIII eel for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through TO destination.
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New York and Boston All Rail.

n. y, \. II. q II. h. II, aud connections.
From Grand central station.
Leave. Iy way uf Due.
0GOI A. NJ. Springfield ana Worcester. $3.50 y. NJ.
1000 A. NJ, TfScw Luntrn ana Providence. 9 200 4. NJ.
lO:U3 A. al, New London ana Providence. I;I5 J., NJ,
IL NJ, Springfield and Worcester, 5!iO i. n.
1890 L. NJ, Air Line ana y. J., Il, n. 500 4. NJ.
l:02 l.. NJ. New LOuluu and lrpNiirncc, ZOO 4. N.
800 D. NJ, 'NcWInIriOu and Providence, 500 T.. VI.
4;On l.. NJ, ESpringirll hHd Worcester. 1000 T. "
300 l.. IL, 'New Louuon aul Providence 900 y, NJ.
1900 p NJ, sSprInshell ana Worcester. G:l5 A. NJ.
1900 y. NJ. 'Nrw London and Providence, GiSj \. u,
'RUns daily, Including SUNDAY.
ttIiGy state llH.Ird, al parlur cars fare 81, In
Guiding pariur car seat,
.Air line IimiteI, .rriycs at and departs from
Park square Station, Boston. Return service same
hour anu 10y same route,
Through paTlor and sleeping cars by each train.
o. 7. HEAPSIEAD, Gen. Pas. Agent
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90 ROA ST. CMIIIS BuILDING0
Coupons due December ], 1877. from the following
bonds " III he paid NJ this onlce on aud after that date:
Galveston. Harrisburg aud san Antonio. Eastern Di-
vision, Second mortgage Z per cent:
y. 4. SMITH, Treasurer.
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FRIDAY. Nov. Observation-Disclosures was
stronger and moderately active. The sales were
3O4. 200 bush, including 49, 900 No. . red, SO, 1000
winter wheat. $4,000 do. for Algiers. 40, 300
No. l hard Manitoba here. and 5000 No. 2
Milwaukee on private terms for export. Free on
board afioat: No. / Northern spring New York.
$1.O17s; do. Duluth, $l.o3is: No. . hard winter,
$1.olas.; No. . red. $l.O1as; No. i hard Duluth.
s .O5is. Futures advanced 1asc. to 1ioc. Future
sales 3,735,0 900 BUSH, as follows:
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HAMBURG N

From New York TO Plymouth London), Cherbourg.
Paris. and Hamburg.
TWIN.sCREW XPREss SERVICE begins Feb. 90. '9s.
TWIN.SCREw MAIL SERVICE, N.Y.-HamburG direct
Prussia. -. Nov. 90. 8 A NJ. Patria Dec. 4, 2 p. NJ.
First cab, 800 up; second class, $40; steerage, S32.
Hamburg American Line. "a broadway.
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WHITE STAR LINE,

....... Dec. ]. noon Tsutonlc.. .. Dec. 10. noon
Germanic ...... Dec. :. noon Britannia. ... Dec. %. noon
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier 45, North River. ONCE. 8 Broadway. New York.
II. MAITLAND ERSEY Agent.