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Live Stock Market.

FRiDAY. Nov. II. 1890.
Rec lpts OF benves were . .4Ov head Including 80
cars for export alive lop for slauvhterers and 40
Tor the market and with the State cattle,
there we're ~ cars on sale. Trade slow but prices
steady except for light bulls, which were Tower,
aud medium cows, which ruled weak. Tho yards
were not cleared. Common to choice native steers
sold at st.25GsMoo per 100 bs; stays and oxen at
s2,25ss5.6o: bulls ut S2.OO4f4lo, and export
grades at $3.50; cows at si,GOssa 20. Dressed
beef in goo demand At 7s0'ic. per n. for native
sides. Latest cahles from Liverpool and London
quoted, American cattle Arm at lihGl2o. per n.
dressed weight refrigerator beef at lossc, per N.
Exports to-day none. tomorrow, l.oS3 beeyes and
N,iOO quarters ~ beef.
Receipts OF calves were 30 head. including %
direct and. with the stale stock, there were 4Oy
calves on sale. Trade SLOW hut prices steady; and
there was good clearance "t the pens. Common to
choice vcRls sold at S4.6o@SS. 10 per 100 ms :
little calves at s3bo@f4 90: yearlinRs and graSsers
ut s".25%s3co. city dressed vcals at sGi2c.
prr n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 6,GS4
beat including rArs 70 slaughtere and ~ for the
market: mAhinE with the stale stock. h3u cars on
rae, Trade slow and bragg ne and bheep easier,
NI - lambs W. ~ barely HirIuy. About = un.
SOFA NJ ia" Close, common - primo sheen sold at
S2.-,.st4 pcr 100 No.; crls at 49, common to choice
lambs 1T sIa69i,'5, Canadian lambs ut S695 2oi
CuliHHtS 81 Dressed mutton weak ut 4G7c. per b /.
dres ed lambs ~ N'F9Slyr.
Receipts Of hUrs were 3.l38 head n hiding q car
OF Western ior IN" mArEet. Prices - shade higher
and pooi 10 rriu ho.:s re quoted at 81. a6G 8S
p-r 100 rs,
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JERSEY COMMUTERS PROTEST.
Assemble on Platform and March to tho
Railroad superintendcnt's ONCE.

Assemble on n Platform and March to tho
Railroad superintendent's once.
When train 142 OF the Boouton branch OF the
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad
arrived In Hoboken yesterday morning. It
brought number OF angry commuters. The
train leaves Boonton. n. J.. at 1922 o'clock.
1t is scheduled to arrive in nobokon at 8 0S
o'clock. but the comm uters say that IL 10 from
i've minutes to half an hour behind time each
morning. 1t was nearly twenty minutes late
yesterday morning. and when the passengers
left the cars about one hundred OF them held a
consultation on tho, platform and decided to
make a protest to the SUPERINTENDENT. They
selected II. O. Jenkins OF Boonton as spokes-
man. Then they marched in a body
70 the office o. RAYMOND Du Puy, ,supertn-
tendent OF the Morris and Essex division. The
superintendent was surprised when the dele
CATION crowded into his office. which 10 In the
Hoboken Land and IMPROVEMENT Company's
building. pending the erection OF n new ONCE
buildng. He informed the commuters that he
would do all In his power to have the trains
run on schedule time hereafter. Mr. jenkins
said tina. the reason the train was usually late
Of the Bergen tunnel 20 allow three aud some
times four Orange trains to go through ahead
Of IL
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CATHOLIC CHURCH FOR ARMnS1Axa
Father MiRhirian Hopes to Raise Funds to
Build One Here.

The Rev. Father Mnrdiros MighIrian. a priest
OF the Roman Catholic Church In Arm enia. has
been working here for several weeks to arouse
interest in the proposed foundation OF a Roman
Catholic church for Armenians in this city.
Father MiRhirian came to this country In May
and went first to Boston. Thence he went to
Albany. and falling to find Armenian Catholics
In any great number in either OF those cities
he came here.
came here" he said yesterday with
orders To remain and bring together all
Homan Catholics among the Armenian set
tiers. These Armenians are now attending
Catholic churches but II was thought that the
conversions to Catholicism might 6e Increased
II an Armenian church wore instituted. Up
finding only about hity or sixty Armenians
who have EN- braced the Roman Catholic faith"
Father MiRhirian admitted that he had been
somewhat disappointed. but he said that he
would stay hero and keep on with his work un-
had been generously assisted by Archbisbop
Corrigan and by other Catholics In this country.
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while the receipts at some Of the interior towns
notably at Montgomery and Dallas. were consider.
ably larger as compared both with those OF last week
and also with those OF last year the fact remains
that the quantity brought into sight for the week
was unexpectedly small. In fact about 40 900 bales
smaller than previous estimates being only 3sI.6Ii
taioS against tuy163 for the same week last year.
LhI.SHo in 1897 and 9s6.xtS in 1891
This turned tho tide In favor OF the bulls
though at ono time prices were lower owing
60 reaction IN Liverpool and liquidation by wall
shetland other interests Later In the day stock III.
change houses were buyers on Air. Hester's figures
ana there was also more or less covering OF shorts
as well as new outside buying, and hnAi prices
showed moderate advance for the day. Bear are
looking for q larger movement in the near future
and bulls SAY that even n these expectations
allied they Will amount to nothing. the crop, in their
opinion. being about 1000. 900 bales. Cotton goods
AZ. active and strong and 10 not believed that there
will he any strike.
CorrrE.-Rio on the spot was easier. with No.
o.9dhc., with rumors Of large sales OF Rio on
s9,i and frcight basis Yesterday. Also, 400 bags
MaracAiho. Futures declined about 10 points clos.
ing barely steady, with sales OF 10000 bags Havre
Sitsnesa 10 ~ ana Hamburg hBfe american
iesdec!ne. Exchange, 7l.idd. which il unc changed.
Receipts. 1000. stock, 32b 900. Santos frm and
Snsh mn RECEIPT. for two days 10000 stoc.
which i3is.ooo bags Rio. Prices as follows
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4auksrs mud Brokers.
Airidrnds mud snterrst.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ Broad st. New iork, Nov. 18th 1879
V'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day de-
clared q semi. annual dividend OF ONE AND OSR,
HALF 40 PER GENT. on the Capital Stock OF this
Company, payable on and After Dec IN her lat IBpp
stthc ONCE OF the Mercantile Trus, Company No I2o
Broadwy. New fort. 70 the sto rtholdrr- OF record
At the closing Of the books. The transfer books
Sli close attne ono. 81 the Union Trust Company.
No, 80 Brnadway, New YORK. Tuesday, Nov, 2lst
1920, at three 90 o'clock p. NJ. and will reopen
Saturday. December I'd, 1929 NJ ten o clock A NJ
JOSEPH hELLES. Treasurer.
HOMEsTAKE MINING COMPANY,
MILLS BUILDING, II BROAD STREET
NEW YORK. November 10Th. 1890.
DIVIDEND No. 277.
The regular monthly dvI. ond OF TWENTY-FIVE
t2o) CENTS PER SHARE has been declared for
October, payable at the transfer agency in New
York. on the 2hth inst Also EXTRA DIVIDEND
ono. 27S Of Twsnty'hy Cents payable NJ the Same
time aud place.
Transfer b. oks close on tho goth inst
LOUSSBERY co. Transfer AgentA
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Owen j. Ferguson Convicted Of Man
slaughter and Recommended to Mercy.

Owen j. Ferguson Convicted of Man
sinuEhter and Recommended to Mercy.
Freehold. N. j.. Nov. 1.-THE trial Of
Owen J. Ferguson for the murder Of Edward
Mooney at Long Branch. on July 10 last.
ended to-day In a verdict OF man.
slaughter and recommendation to mercy
Ferguson and Mooney were employed at the
Coulter House. Long Branch. Ferguson rs bar
tender and Mooney IA general utility man. On
the morning OF July III Mooney brought Fergu-
sons breakfast, They .Quarrolled. and wit
an areaway with Ferguson In pursuit.
Tho latter had n billiard QUO in his hand
Mooney slipped and fell and Ferguson heat
him on the head with the large end OF the cue.
Ferguson testified that when. he and Mooney
he hit him with tho billiard cue IL was To wnrd
OF the blow OF syphon bottle which Mooney
was about to throw AZ him. Tho extreme PEN
ahy is ten years and 81 900 fine
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- There wa, nothing stimulating In the news and
tho increased receipts to laUOp bags was, in fact
rather disquieting. ~ any rate. local operators
showed moro disposition 20 sell than to buy and In
un absence - support prices gave way.
METALS, Copper. lake. spot l7oOatT.2o; eleo.
rolNh' ld.Si1sl1.oo. casting, ld.s7%zlT: pig
TIN, SPOT 800 Nominal: tin plates. I.sb pig lead,
Sdost 30. speltcr, spot. 4.6n9..do: iron. No. l \
northern, s?2ss?3; No. y Northern. s2i 1s22: pig
Iron warrants. No. .. si5.bOsfl0.
- NAvAL ~ Rrs;-spiriis OF turpentine. bes52Ac
PRpvisIuSu.-IArd was in light demand Spot
Western. $3.50. Meat. were weak; picked shoul.
Gers, dSc:: do. bellies, 6A97Ac.! do. hams
r:. Pork steady and unchanged. TailOw
assc: Dressed hogs. 6Aestc. Rutter. extra
Western creamery, 2dc.; hrsts, 2A92bo.; State,
creamery, .oSs2ac.; receipts. 8,fsh pERs. Cheese.
l2-sl2Ac. for fancy small and l2S0i24o. for
loss OF 23c.. fair to good, 22sc2tc. CHICAGO Nov
l7.-Provsion. we're all higher on nrmer hogs and
Was IA way OF changing. A fair cash demand for
meats.
SUGAR Raw was quiet. with "a test ~ and 60
1910 Ronned was quiet and unchanged,
CHICAGO. Nov. l7.-Theso were to-dAy's prices;
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WILMINGTON, Del. Nov, 17,-Jacob Hart OF
PHILADELPHIA was instantly killed by Jones
Gibson Of this city this morning. They were
memLers o' n party OF Eunners that started
from Wyoming md had started two rabbits
When about mile from the village one OF the
rabbits ran To brush pllo and as the party wns
trying to rout It ana walking around the heap
ellison was letting down the second barrel OF
hig gun Il was discharged The entire charge
struck Kart in the back OF the head and he
died Instantly.
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Glrctions aud aitetiuas.


NOTICE.
New York November a, 1909
special meeting Of the Shareholder ~ the
Commercial Cable COMPANY will be hold on u .
Ath day ~ December. 1899 At two o'clock p NJ
At the once Of said Company No. 253 l,roAdway
IN the Ct' OF New York, for the purpose OF vot
Ing upon . proportion to incrrnsn its capital
stock from ten million dollars, consisting ~ one
hundred thousand shares Of tho par value of ono
TO consist OF one hundred and Nifty thousand
shares Of the par value Of onN hundred dollar
each, and for the purpose Of ratfytng In Ac-
cordance with the Articles OF Association Of the
COMPANY, the action Of tho Board OF Dtrectoru
IN modifying the Articles OF Associ At on in re-
gard to the mode, OF authorization OF the increase
OF the capital stock.
Shareholder the Transfer Books OF the Company
will he closed between the oath inst and the xth
December. 1sHI, both dates included.
JOHN " MACKAY GEO g. WARD, c. r.
hosMEH nuM0Nr CLARKE r. G: PLATT
MACKAY, . Majority OF Director. ="
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CAUGHT GOING x-BURGLING.
Two Dangerous Crooks, Outward Bound,
Gathered In at tho Ferry by McCIusky's Men.

TWO UHHgerOuE NrOOKN, OufWard Hound,
Gathered In Mt tho Ferry by McCIusky's Men.
William Morgan, alias Blinkey. said to hail
from Syracuse. and William Rogers. alias
Wheeling Red. from Pittsburg. nre locked up
In Police Headquarters waiting for news OF
recent burglaries out Of town TO reach Cant.
McClusky, His mon caught them coming into
town four days ago and knowing them TO be
unsafe characters. honorod them with a police
escort al unknown TO them while they were
here. When they wCic about to denart on
Thursday night. thrv gathered them IN at tha
Cortlandt street ferry and found them armed
TO the teeth. with a full OUTFIT Of skeleton keys
glyc"rine.
The captain says that they are road men,"
dangerous but not scientific" He expects to
hear that they have been NJ work somewhere
In the neghhorhood Bltnkey. H. says. has n
record Of dynRmitnE safes IN Providence and
Plttshnrg. They were evidently bound out on
u burgling expedition when they were caught
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UNITARIANS or FLATBUSB.
Meetings to he Held with tho Hope of
Starting n Church.

starting u Snurch.
movement that has boon In progress for
short time looking to tho establishment Of a
Unitarian church In Fntbush has been 30 far
successful that u definite series OF services has
now been announced and 1t Is expected to con-
tnue them oil winter. Sixteen person s ntte n ded
the first preliminary meeting at private house
two weeks ago and more came IN the succeed
ing meetings. The series Of services. which
the committee that grew ont OF those meet
over the Gas company's oflce. at Fln.bush
avenue and Lenoy road. beginning to- morrow.
Brooklyn will preach to- morrow. The serv ces
are to begin ut o'clock in the afternoon. The
Rev. Dr. Thomas H. Slicer ~ to preach next
sunday. the Rev. Robert Colyer on Sunday.
Dec 3, and the Rev John p. Forbes OF tho
n nnS oil ne saviour g Sr1okiyn, on Sunday,
have the approval OF the Unitarian Conference
OF the United States and Canada and the as
tors OF New York and vicinity.
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rhe Former Speakers First Appearance
There Since Becoming n Now Yorker.

There Since Becoming n Now Yorker.
Thomas b. Reed. ex-speaker. was before
Justice Werner OF the Supreme Court yester-
day as counsel for most Of the defendants In an
action brought by william ]. Logan against
John q. Moore. Grant b. Schoy. William Rookie
Teller and other members OF the syndicate
which consolidated the brooklyn gas COM
panies, The suit H. to recover damages be-
burg Gas Company stock, did not enjoy The
fruits OF the consolidation. The case could not
be reached because Justice Werner goes into
the extraordinary branch Of tho Court for cleo
ton cases, on Monday, but II was arranged that
the case shall hold It's place on the calendar
IN Court as counsel since his recent admission
TO the bar here.
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CONNER CI.iL.

FRIDAY, Nov IL, GRAIN -Wheat--Snot was
firm with sales 100000 including 100000 at
the outports. No, 2 red, in elevator. $40 undor
December: No. Northern Duluth. Axe. over
December: No. l hard Gl4c. over North
western receipts were S02 cars. against 800
week ago. and 1895 last year. Chicago
received 90 cars including ;}3 contract. Futures
declined 30, to Sc. with sales OF 3.745,O0O as
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Court Clerk Du Mahaut not to Be Tried.

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court
has dismissed the charges against Adolphe N
Du Mahaut. clerk OF the Municipal Court.
Eleventh district. His dismissal waa asked ON
the ground that he had retained 500 of court
money, He GAINED that the denc!t was due 10
The same court has sustained the charges
against Eugene II, Healey. clerk OF the Mnris.
tTates court In West Fifty-fourth street. 10 the
effect that he retained 81 ,2a5,6O OF fnes. and
sustains bis dismissal.
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Oats were hrmer. hut less active. Chcago's receipts
Were i5i cars, including - contract. spot sales
!hoo0" BUSH. No, mixed, 2nLtc IN elevator; No.
graded white, ao8a4r; do, mixed, 2F@aolic,
dull; Chicago closed with D"tcmhcr 5Iir. Corn
was hrm with pretty good inquiry, Sales ~ 2'r.'
600 blNl., including .lN.OOO at tho Outp rt,
Chicago receipt, w,re 2sa cars. including ~ con.
tract. No. mixed, in elevator, aDNcH do, Sj4c.
over Chicago. December T. o. b. Futures advanced
SIC, for December and closed ~ higher for MAJ
with total salesof 20, 900 bush as followsi
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2rpppsals.

nsSfs,ss-sied Stcso..i. vii Se FsS.iyed !
DeceinOer, 1898, At which Tune and plac. they viii
ss Spen.a 70. ,ht sFeeH,s OF The Ind
praised value, s6oD. They vii ID cold for cash to
lions offering t.e highest price therefor ab,y. tho
appraised value thereof. scrarate proposal FOR
Sayeops addt. sS" to ,s sorta5 o, n. Ss"y
Washington, u; G.. cndor'ed PrutnsAls for the put.
which "ncr !. msdc,. and each prUpc.sl must 10
nncompsned by satisfactory ccrtln, chccf fcr rot
applc.t to tho Navy pel artinoni RIO the Na'G!
Of BIDS .pd bonds tcssiacr Win The i"rms and con.
dtons Of tale. also pnnci list riylnT genera ~:
them. Viii he tnrai.Sed. The vessels can be Exam.
ined NJ any tim, alter u lIth OF Soy.i3otr, So
New YORK.. aud tre SavslTrAninc station. Ncupor:.
4 l.. mhcrr they now rc.ncctgrciy l,t: ny 'nas'
said Naval Training Station within such rAurApie
tine as may t. n.Gd ty The D. par m'nt IT, ThG ~"
ment reserves the right TO withdraw either OF toii
OF me snoEsInA 81 ,s '' fIW sals ana :, r t,
efh NIrp. November ~. isHp.
pRoPOsALS FOR .FrRNITrRE kc,-oncc Of
Nov is' Il r ~ G IN trpi lss vii
ss rSsS,yet heT" MI, ~ Nj Pee b ~ ~ 10.
served TO reject accept any all proposals arr
pat snsr.m: hs.at Hpi ~ .pfi a. ~, M ,,iH
1t O. NJ. U. s. n, 4.
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE nUPplIEs.
=. a. & 8Sa,e i,rrh.s,n mm,s s u. Any. So
lsaD bAIcI propo' ala for tura shins sad de- ve;-
ing subsistence supplies n THIS city TO uII-;y day.
oommcnrtng Dec. !. 1879. Will I've received " th,S
once until u oriocs. a. M. on Nov. 20. lSW. In
formation FURNISHED on Application KnNcl'pe.
contA.ning bids should lie marked "Proposs's fr
Subsistence Supplies. Opened Nov. 70. Isgp." and
addressed 20 Co. G. A. MOUDRUFf. A. c, G. :
PROPOSALS viii be received at the bureau u sup
L plies and Accounts. Navy Department wish
ington. .. c.. until /: o'clock noon November u.
1897. and publicly operei immed ntelv Thereafter,
" furnish ., the New York Navy Yard quantity y
composition castings and electrical supplies, blank
gropossls will be furnished upon application TO he
ssatt<r Gen,,ai, L. y. y. ll-2.Pp
OFFICE WASHINGTON AoURpUCT. 27.S Ia
~ Ave. Washington. II. c.. Mo-. IL. isaa.-s"a~d
proposals for furnishing anil delivering cut stone
for Ate.houses will he received here until - NJ.
Dee. -, 1872, and then publicly opened. InfonnA
ton on apple atom.
A. nj. MILLER Lieut. Col. EuErr.
OFFICE or WASHINGTON AQUEUrCT. c77S
~ fennsylvania av;. washington. d. O., oct %,
1saaSealed proposals for furnishing aud delivering
at CHATS OF %H'hingtnn Aqneduct Tunnel cement
and sand, will H. received here until IL NJ. Nov 90,
1922. and then publicly opened InfOrnA:o IN
application, A. NJ. MILLER Leu;.-Col. EnRn-ers.
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of. Niven's Gift to the Mexican Museum.

with portraFY OF MEXICO. Nov. 17-Prof. William
Ftchntt, B.N ofNew York city, who has been making
Countries to ia,,ons in Mexico for some time. has
stars OF the lection to the Natona MuSeum Of
Operas and Sci Many rare Aztec relies are In the
Interviews Pf \
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wooliey 3 Gerrans Lease tho Grand Union
Again.

Woolley h Gcrrnns who have controlled the
Grand Union Hotel at Saratoga for tho past
eight years. havc Just concluded negotiations
{ora1ew lease covering n term Of years. The
g. Motel Is 70 UNDERGO extensive repairs and inn
he ITovsments before 1t will DO reopened on June
,I5 Of next year
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Wheat took downward turn owing 10 lower cables
Liverpool dropping u to nd dullness OF the foreign
trade favorable crop reports from Argentine aud a
certain amount of liquidation Argentina wheat a.
At the West continued light the Missouri State crop
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MAILS FOR SOUTH ASp CENTRAL AxEatcA

sATURpAY.--At II A. VI. for Santo. per stN,r1sh!p
Mozart t!ritrrs FOR Maceio mus, b. drr,ted per
steamship MoIartD; at q A. NJ for BARBAiss
and DgIhRARA per staamshp Tjymoi
at 10 4. M. ,supplementsry loss, A. Nj
for FORTUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA. hAvAS.
lila aud CAnTuAuESA, per rteam.bip
Allegheny n-tters Tor Costa Rica mn.tha d.re-teI
per steamship Allegheny u at 10 A. VI srp-
piemcntary 1888 A NJ for HIATT. yer s'.1 \.
ship Alps; at II A. NJ for CUBA. D.r se,nship
Mexico. VA Havana 1ettsrs must " directed
per steamship Mexico; Att ii. tJr WV.
pOCNDLASD. per stcamsb p Nivti: at l. L.
for Mexico. per steamship CITY ot WasHtugton,
via TampicO. nnttars must be dlrcrti yer
seAmship City OF wsshin xton"L
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FRIDAY. Nov. II.

FRIDAY, Nov. IL.
The stimulating effect upon speculation OF
the action OF the Treasury Department reln-
tive to the REDEEM ption OF bonds began TO wear
away to-day and in consequence tho stock
market was rreR ular and less animated. The
early dealings reflected disappointment on the
part OF the professional element that
the redemption OF Government bonds
yesterday was not larger. An Indifferent mar
ket for securities OF all kinds In London be-
cause OF the unsatisfactory news. or absence OF
news. from the Transvaal also helped to take
tho edge of Of yesterdays enthusiastic mar
ket.
The larger interests in the security markets
were not apparently. disturbed by the consld-
erntions mentioned. They took hold OF few
stoeks that have been comparatively neglected
OF late and left recent leaders good deal to
themselves Baltimore and Ohio issues. Fed
eral Steel. Union Pacific common. Manhattan
Railway. Wabash preferred. Pacific Mail and O.
b. and Quincy received noteworthy attention.
and all Of them closed higher in the face OF
a reactionary tendency In the greater part
OF the list An ample basis for tho unusual
activity IN Baltimore and Ohio issues may be
found In the earnings OF tho company.
In the loss active list the features were
American Steel Hoop. common. Erie
Telephone. Laciede Gas and U. 8.
Leather preferred. All OF them were ex-
ceptionally strong. The reactionary tendency
was most pronounced In Southern Pacific.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. American Tobacco.
Atchison preferred and a long list OF less act
i've shares. The market supported the view
that some OF the larger holders OF these stocks
had taken advantage OF yesterdays
eagor buying to lessen their lines. In
the late trading this view. together with
an unexpected and not necessarily significant
furry In call money. induced moderate yot
effective selling by the professional element.
Still. when these sellers wanted thor stocks
back at the close they did not ind It an easy
matter to recover them at tho prices they de-
sired.
Purchases OF bonds at the Sub-Treasury to-
day were nearly S2.o00.o00 par value. and
made tho total disbursements for yesterday
and to-day s5.350,00O. The indications are
that the Clearing House banks will show
comparatively small loss In lawful money this
week. as the estimated loss. given in detail
further on IN this column. has been cut In two
by receipts OF about 5000. 900 through the Post
once.
New York Stock ExohapGe-Snles Nov. II.
,,~,rvr Avn ar pnrpa 4 0OOa 4
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Public ylotires.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE

Should he read DAILY by all interested A,
chanRcH may occur ut any timcO
Fbregn mails for the wock ending Nov. IL is,,
will closr tPRDMPrLY in all cases a tn Cancel
Post Once Follows PARCELS POSr Mtita
close one hour cnrlor than closing time shown I.
low. Parcels Post Mails for Germany close at T. n
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
BATURDAY-At $50 A. Nj. for III ROPE. per Steam
chip Lncnnia. via Qucenstlwn at \ 4. NJ =,
NETHERLANDS direct, per steamship sAa,a,.
dam, via ittrrdam urttors must be- dlrect.I
per steamship StAatenla at q A. NJ IA,
ITALY, per steamship Fucrst Bismarck VII.
Naples uetters must he dire ted per ht.atn,hin
ruersi DismarcE'J.
sPKINTPD NATTER. kc.--Gorman steamer, .,l,n,
on Tuesdays lake PrintCl Mater. &c. fur itsc
many. AMI specially Addressed iriuted Mater
&C.. for other parts % III Dpt American AMI
White Star steamers on Wednesdays Ncrm.a
steamers on THURSDAY aud Cunard. Frrn b lni
German Eteamers ON Saturdays take Prlntai Nit
ter, kc., for all countries for which they are al
vertised ~ carry mall
After the closing Of the Supplementary Tr,n.,.
lAniic Mails named above, Additional supple
nentAry mails are opened On the pier ~ "a.
American, English. Frcnrh and German am.
trr, and remain open until within Ten Minutes
OF the hour VI sailing of steamer.