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and servant, Miss Dsyy MRS Mary Wilson.
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Mrs Richard, saiter. kaiser: Summer W
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Oct 21-6P H.
ASHES. Receipts, none. The market continued In.
active. but prices were firm.
Observation-Disclosures II, $3.50 bbls. four $50 do and
$50 bags meal % $40 bush wheat $751; 900 do corn
470 do oats 1900 do rye and 1862 O7s do barley The
market for State and Western ur was nrmer, and
prices closed &C. l0c higher, under active specus
tive and fair trade demand The sales nearly $50 900
bbls at revised quotations annexed Southern flour
in improved demand and prices were ghty higher
The sales comprised 900 bbls Canada -four was also
active and prices advanced &c. 10c per Dbl for
ali grades. The sales about 400 bbls Ryo -four
rather quiet but the stock pretty low prices
were nrm. Corn meal was quiet and unchanged We
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Tho shipments Tor the week aggregated SAX, go
The method Of selling gold secretly adopted by the
Sub Treasury is strongly condemned by public opinion,
and the the government makes reform in this
particular the better 1t is reported that tho Treasury
sold coin on Saturday. and that when the sale made
the brokers bid the down. and Immediately after
wards bid it up again.
Foreign exchange was dull but firm. The closing rate
for bankers sterling at sixty days was 109t& ~ Tho
imports continue large those for the past week having
been valued at So ST. in gold. The demand for
duties has been moderate the total receipts for
tho week aggregating So, 900.
The Secretary of the Treasury has assented TO the pro-
position Of certain parties In this city that the govern
men should receive deposits Of coin, and that tho Sub
Treasury h New York should issue IN return GER
$780, 81, 900 5000 and $4,000 All the ccrtA-
Gates for less sums than thousand dollars
TO be made payable TO bearer, and all for that
largor to be payable to the order Of tho de-
posters The general pablo and the financial mon OF
tho country are somewhat loss to understand how
the Treasury Department came to carry the law Of
March, 1868 into effect now when the necessity for has
obviously passed away But in any event, tho certin-
Gates likely to be ready in about three weeks and
the deposits suppose will be received soon as the
former be delivered We consider, however. that
the Treasury Department Is penetrating egrcgious
blunder In doing, which will eventually be demon
strated In the augmented premium on gold.
The following table shows quotations Of the leading
shares at the session OF the Stock Exchange tho
close Of the last four weeks
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engagements wcrc:To Liverpool Is 900 bushels corn.
part at Cd aokd bulk and bags; 20 bales Sea Island
I'D $50 bales cotton at Kd sXd The charters wero:
ship 90 Naples tobacco private thre schooners from
5 g New Seasr s coal Sz * ana
Cd, and bark, "a tons, oaGulf port and back on
HorsIPrims grads Of now crop wore scarce and
wanted more than tho other descriptions, and prizes
very rm IS bales sold NJ Soc 60c We note sales
Of 100 bales oa crop Tor & - yS s
very limited and tho BUSINESS IN consequence was IN re-
tai parcel Prices retained ihcir full strength; some
Porto Rico sold ~ high ~ 81 IL.
Pxrnornx very quiet but nrm for both kinds, re-
ccpts Yo7 bba Tho sacs wero confined to about 2sc0
delivery, &c se2sc for refined bond and SOC sec
for free.
unsettled opening ay two dollars lowcr for new mess,
but CLOSING rather steady al 433 62k prime and
prime n,css were almost nominal and the iatter closed
"a sbou, 600 bS a. Sss 50 So 30 for mcss SO
Tor prime and s2s 80 20 for prime mcss The beef
msrke. was less active, bat prices were wei! main.
the sales were ibou. 100 bbla at sil $i4 for
plain mess and Sil = SIT for extra moss Beef
"" heard Of no sales In consequence Of the extreme
views Of holders. Bacon was also held above buyers
views, and was very quiet Gu, meats were ina 1--WE,
ders were held At lekc. a IKE. and hams q foc .
23Xc Per pound Tho lard market was nrm, with
3pc for common 70 choice Butter was rm, bat only
moderate demand prevailed. rhc sales were at CSC.
&c for western, spd 4Sc Doc for State Cheese was
ouiet with few sales At lee q 1Skc. for common 70
choice factory.
RIcs was quiet and unchanged We heard Of no
saIea
srrARrxE was 10 demand and very firm $1,000 lbs
sold st nc. 20Kc.
suoAa-The market vas dun, but full prices were sns.
timed The saics wcrc confined 10 l6l hbdg Cubs mus
covsdo. At 1lxc s14Nc. Refined sugar ws firm but
not active.
TALLov was Icss active, but prices rcmanedSttcady
The saes covered Is 600 Iba, u 4kc. loo Receipts
I0pkm
fosicco vas steady, with far demand. We note
sales Of 100 hhds Kentucky, al &c ,sc, and 10 hhds
wmsxxY -"Ifccespts see bbh The market steady,
with lair demand The sales 900 bbls. Western
aud state al "a 30 for the former, and ~ oei for the
| latter.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

SUNDAY Oct a. lses
The stock market has been greatly unsettled and de-
pressed during the past week. partially IN consequence
OF the strngency which has prevailed IN monetary mat
ters The bears on the Stock Exchange commenced
heir operations by making money as tight possible
They caused all the money over which they exercised
control TO be withdrawn the loan Market and the
that the weak holders Stocks who had
been formerly able borrow upon slender margins with
ease found themselves embarrassed and compelled to
sell out This necessarily forced decline, and few
examples led TO many followers and the many were, -
a matter Of course, sacrificed
That there has been considerable monetary sringency
s however ndisputabe; but that this sringency has
been aggravated for speculative purposes Is equally In
disputable The Sub Treasury Is disbursing currency
rapidly Of the temporary loan, and before
next week expires there Is likely 70 be Q sensible
abatement OF the recent activity The Treasury Depart
menf is anxious to keep the money market easy and
further funding Of currency into bonds likely TO
take place for a considerable time 20 come
There a suicency Of currency to meet the demands
OF the Stock Exchanges but the bear influences work
have created certain amount Of distrust and wide
margins therefore granted upon loans The recent
fifty maon loan undoubtedly underies this ssrngency
and the Secretary Of the Treasury has already discovered
that he has been premature in offering TO fund 20 large
portion Of the interest bearing currency Contraction ID
very delicate process which must be left mainly to
time II commissions 70 be avoided The evils OF .
forced contraction been conspcuousy illustrated In
the case Of England between 1897 and 1925
The stock Market after therecent depression Is likely
70 experience rebound the more especially as the d.
cline mainly promoted by the bulls anxious to ope
rate for a rise upon as low a basis possible.
The total subscriptions to the fifty million loan thus far
recorded aggregate forty-two millions all over the
country.
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The market Tor wheat moro active and prices adj
vanced &C. &c. per bushel, and at the close were still
very firm The sales embrace s. 900 bushels ut 81 OF
81 - for Chicago spring, 81 6s 81 70 for Milwaukee
club 81 rs 81 70 tor amber Milwaukee, 81 24a 50 %
for now amber State. and 81 70 for choice white
State The corn market was considerably depressed By
heavy arrivals under which prices ruled riac In buy
steady The saies about S. 900 bushels ut
74o. S3c for unsound, and &c. a 8sxc for sound
mixed Western. Oats rather quiet but prices
without material change; sound selling st SIC
Soc, and uns0und At SOC. SC Rye qHiet with
few sales at 81 20 for Canada Malt dull and prices
were quite nominal. Barley In fair demand, and
prices remained steady, with sales Of 90 900 bushels
Canada nj 81 Is 81 27-mosty at tho inside price.
Of 3 900 hags Ro or Ursula on private terms steady
jobbag trade also done at yesterdays quotations.
CorToN opened steady At SIC. $50 for midding hut
prices subsequently became Irregular and the market
closed dull heavy and fully lc per IL In buyers favor
Tho sales very moderate comprising $50 bales We
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
ALLgx-FrzGgRALp- In this city. on Sunday, 0cto
Der ~ by the Rev Father Curran, H. D. ALLEiy, ESQ,
20 Miss ANNIE sister OF John Fitzgerald, Of 0swcgo.
M0RdAN-HowfuA AT 81 Luko's church. on Wednes-
day, October g. by the Rev Il Atwill, THoxA MORGAN
70 Mrs SOPHIA B. HOWELL
R,BISsoo-Morr the residence Of the BRIDES
father Thursday October 10, by Rev Dr. Foss TaoMAs
RoHrS~oS, Of Brooklyn, TO Miss ANNIE horr, OF Now
Yor Lr,fS
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The coupons Of The Morris and Essex Railroad bonds,
aus LIST proxlmo will be paid at the Merchants National
BANK In this city.
The earnings Of the Racine and Mississippi and North
er Illinois Railroads during the week ending October
amounted 70 t2l12 which Is an increase over the
ssceir~ for The same tirsc In 1894 Of sil,5s4
lle receipts Of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
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O.al. IS, sas, 7ss g. 2ss s47 ssls7 ,e42 selias77

Total. $5sss, 7se "a, 2sso47 $ol37 ,ea2 $oll2sT
me New York imports Of dry goods compare Is fob
aows with FORMER returns
For ne Wsek 1893. 1864 lsds
Entered al the port 81 l3e 700 S7ss5l1 81 400 $50
Thrown ON market. l,o3s,46a 1,23o,57o 2,7s6,i1
Entered !, The port Ss7 4as se7 2e sssssos7a
Ttsown ON market. 5i,37o,735 oos7o, 40 7o.Ho069
The shipments Of specie from tho port Of New York
,ast week and since January compare rs follows with
Che exports during the same time last ycss:--
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The aggregate value Of the imports, other than dry
goods specie, 1t this port during the week ending
October 20 was 81 700 225 The total imports OF the
week compare foIIows:-
Wick ending SPIT % Oct O. Oct 10. o.. 10.
Genf mdsc. 2Il5,s99 2,00s,0l1 2,7H,IA 2709,226
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A oorioS BALE o.
5000 TONS SCRANTON COAL.

new YoRK, Oct. la 1865.
Tho Delaware, IAckAwsnna and Western Railroad Com
pany will hold their twenty ninth Auction Sale of Coal
Wednesday the 18th day Of October 1866 at II O'Clock noon
street. at which time they will SELL by Messrs JOHN.H
DRAPER 90, Auctoncers, Twenty.ave thousand Tons
at their depot Elizabehpo n j. during the month OF No
vember mort
The sale win be positive; each put up will be sold to the
highest bidder; no bids form whatever being made
or behalf Of the Company The conditions
viii be fully made known at the time Of sale.
TKRMB-Fifty current funds, payable
day SALE balance with the tax Of
six cents per ton In current funds within ten days there
'''"'' = - 0-' = - JOHN BR1sBIN, Prevalent
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A UCTI0N sAI.B-rHoMAs ALDRIDGE. AUCTION;
Ground on wednes lay 81 1885, at two O'Clock pre-
ci-cy centre of Hudson city New Jersey
Montgomery, Clark Manning and Franklin avenues and Col
den street, being ard the line OF the Hoboken Hud-
City IsbOkcn Railroad, by which this proper
" can 10 reached within twenty being mile
aquxrter In direct line from the Hoboken ferries, where
the every fifteen minutes There two public
buildings about TO be erected on parts Of this
property Terms easy Title perfect should this day 10
stormy the sale viii take place the first fair day thcreaf
ter Maps BIO had Of THOMAS ALDR!nGE Auctioneer,
the Court House, Hudson City DAVID SCOTT. Auc.
tioneer, IS MONTGOMERY street, jersey City.
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The following Is list OF national banks authorized
during the week just ended Those organizations marked
with ~ represent old banks whose conversions
have been long pending and but juss completed.
Those banks marked those whose applications were
MID approved prior TO July l. 1895 aud their organ
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On hand Oct. H.... ZoVI
The stock OF cotton In store along the Atlantic and
Gulf coasts about two hundred and twenty thou
sand bales The shpments foreign and coastwse, since
tho LIST OF September last have amounted 70 two hun
dred and twenty seven thousand bales
At last dates cotton quoted ~ New Orlesns and
Savannah Is follows
NJ Orlsans, OF II. Savaw~aA. OF II.
Ordinary. ............ Al -
Low middling. - 70 %
Middling. % ~ DO
Strict middiing. b ~ o.
Good mlddling. ....... - 81
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The New Orleans cotton statement, made up TO the
14h inst shows the receipts nce Tho ID OF August 10
have been a. follows
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UCTION NOTICE MORTGAGE SALE OF ELEGANr
"A and costly Furniture this day (Monday at lOk O'Clock
pcossy At tho residence IS Waverey place. between Fifth
and Sixth avenues mprising large variety OF Parior
black walnut Paror sgis covered he richest description
III ELEGANTLY CARVED PIANOFORTE,
with four round full octave containing all tho
on Paintings. Mirrors. Lace Widow Curtains marble
tresses Easy CHAIRS Sofa Beds Extension Table, Silver
W.re CLOCKS Cutlery, Crockery. Mantel Ornaments &C.
THIS sale perempt0ry One seldom mot with In regard 70
extent and variety CHARLES YOUNG. Auctioneer.
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DEM. y. THEALL AUCTIONEER.
I'D Late salesman with r. II. Ludlow Z Co.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MIRRORS

CARPBTS CHANDELIERS. PAINT1NUS, &C.
TEALL CURTIS will cell u auction Tuesday, Oct.
r. 1885, 10Y ocock q their sAlssroom = Liberty street
bctween Nassau and William, general assortment OF
Household Furniture Ac, consisting In part Of rosewood
walnut and oak su In satin reps and hair cloth marble
Lace Curtains walnut and en.%sllsd Bedseads mahogany
pier inad Tables Card and falling leaf Tables Bnf
fets Tables 10 Curled Hair Mattresses Linen
Sheets &C Aso an invoice Of Silver Plated Ware Cata-
iogues ready early morning OF sale.
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uRNRY n. LEEDS, AUCTTONEER.
III HENRY III. LEEDS MINER will sell by auction on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER n, 1885.
A. II O'Clock A. NJ, nj
X. LUPUS HOTEL.
Of 10th street and eth (Harem ane) imme
dae opposite 20 the entrance Of The Central Park
LARGE ANb IMPORTANT SALE
THOROUGHBRED rsorrISe STOCK,
DEVON CATTLE, SUFFOLK SWINE, &C
From Messrs. A. .. C0NGER, j. y. MONNOT, THE JAr
FARM, KATONAH,
And other parties,
among which be found the finest booded stock
Mares ri SUE aElpiNGs, fiLLIEs AND COLTS. THOR.
OUGIIBkED AND TROTrTNG.
the get Of Bayard Pachcn Major Low, Logan Mango ana
othcra "
DEVON CATTLE.
Thoroughbreds from imported sseen the gss imported
SWINE, su 3Iifpss SUFFOLK,
COL NORRIS AND MR. STfCKEEY, or BOSTON,
IMPORTATION.
They WIN be ready for exhibition = above On tho AFTER
R-Partes deslhng Offer AZ auction HorseA Wagons
A Al tbis ale will please make early application 20 the
1uc,,,cneeru ii once No % Liberty street
Catalogues ready AZ tbs ohlcs Of the Auconeers
% Liberty strese.
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MILLINERY

AT GRAND STREET. CHEAP sroaE-BoNNEr RIB
N bons up stairs rctaBnianos Of straw GOODS clearing
out at half proc; every shape feis Al &c., No.
&C. TO- and y each; great barg.ins Aso new macs g
81 rs 81 Co. 81 and - So chsapest in tho trade
white Coney Felt Turbsns ALPINE, Lady Derby, SCotoh
aud every other shape "a 81 -, 81 10 a. and upwards
EDWARD RIDLEY, 3ll and Sly urand
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A UCTIoN SALE OF FURNITURE IN BR0oELyN, BY
n COLE MURPHY, Tuesday, 24th, at 10Y O'Clock At
Isl Sands street. Panoforte large er Glasses Window
Curtains mahogany PSrlor Furniture large number OF
Cottage Bedstesds and best Hair Mattresses Blu
Tesns and Wsssstands 20 pairs Blankets % Comforters
son Table, Ranges and Stoves Glass, Silver Plated and
Crockeiy Ware; valuable OIL Paintings, Grover Baker
gevxi hineM
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"A win sell this day and To- morrow l0 day,
salcsroom 70 Nassau large Of House,
tans Exension Dining Tables Bufets Pier Glasses Et.
fresses Lounges, wnrdrobes. Beds Bedding &c. Also
large assortment OF second hand Household Furniture,
Harlem convenience Of SALE the whole
prIng assorment worthy the attention Of the trade and
housek ooperS
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CDwARD scHENuK, AuorroNEER.

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTroNEER.
~ ELEGANT FURNITURE BRUSBEIS CARPETS,
MIRRORS. PAKL0R SUITS 40.
~ EDWARD sCHBNCK, on Monday, October .. NJ 10Y
al his % lbcrty elegant
assortment Of rursure yts black walnut Score
rosewood brocate black walnut Suits reps ee.
CANT blaok walnut na Chair In TO- and also
ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE.
UCROM AUCTI0N.-wHfTK AND C0LORED RLAN.
kcs colored Countcrpanes Linen sheets and Shceting
Table IAnen apkns Ladies' Md aioves and
goods ct r. COLES, No So Brosdwsy. few doors above
Union square
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The Following national banks havo besu desghated by
che secretary OF tho Treasury additional deposarics
Of the public money :rIrst National Bank, Pontiac
Mich; First National Bank, Mobile, Ala
The following abstract Of the returns Of tho hanks
NJ Rhode Island made 10 the state Auditor on the I'd
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"A N EXTRAORDINARY OFrOnIuNliI TIN
"A Housekoepers, Hotel Keepers and the Trade
Over $4,000 worth OF magnificent Household Furniture,
Velvet BrusssIs and Ingram Carpss oh Cut Unaware
China and Crosery Ware Table Cutsy and SILVER Ware =
public auction this (Mondsy) afternoon, October ~ at
O'Clock precisely q the ave stoy residence W Wcs kghth
GsixsS Ann a n oSd WIN ROM FTRSiTtRE
Three beautiful Sold rosewood and black walnut Pssicr
SHIFTS rich French san br0catel and ops Turkish
Easy Chairs and Lounges match: ROSEWOOD Contre and
Pier Tables kagsses Corner and Book S,anas wen one
nanents elegant Bocaaei and Lace Curtans hne colsc
ton Of On Paintings Engsvings Largo Arro ana Chan
G46sir1csNr ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE, STOOL AND
- COVER; COST $685.
an elegant instrument with round corner Seaufuily
ovsrstns baAs full plate French action fun
octave rosewood mlogany 3edsteads Bureaus Wash
lounges spring apd iia Marsssex Beds, Blankets Tea
Tables Extension Table as China and Silver Ware Table
OutIery. do sale poslgc. Deposit requirod.
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sAnNsj Ar AUCTION.
0ALHs AT AUCTIOn:
A UCrIoS sALE,-sDop WORTH OF *
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

RICHEST ASSORTMENT OF FuRNIrURE:
Rare costly Works Of Art and Articles Of virtu
OrFEREf5 AT AUCTION THIS SEASON
Mostly imported from Paris for the present owner.
Rare chance for parties commencing ousekeoping
On this day Monday tthe elegant private residence -
sixteenth street. nsar Sixth avenue sale commencing a. i
O'Clock.
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Elegant Drawing Room Furniture covered ia orocatei
Curtains % match Etageres bookcase Cenre Tables Lace
CURT ns Mirrors Velvet and Brussels Car pos Chandetos
Bronze Clock Paintings BY eminent artists ,.o,.mr
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
MsGc Stand Books rosewood and walnut
BedsasAs lAoo style Louis xIV Hair. spring
Mattresses. Toilet Sets Sofas Chairs Extension Table Buff
fat elegant ruby crystal Glassware Table Cnery Linen
Silver Csster furccns Sslve, Punch Bowl Dinner and
Tea Service China Dinner Sets Also all the Furniture OF
the sorvsnts apsrtmcnts B-Competent persons IN ~
tendance 10 pack, ship and remove tho goods
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~p SOO --PAkTNEg WANTED. --rHE sussoRIsER
Dsp.DUU. must 90 south for The winter; las eLUQ
worth Of goods wishes some person 70 advance oneha
the ope~ occ FOE the sale Of the yca ON Joint
account AND " continue busipe<s Profits hfEe For
particulars address A. ". ~, box ~ HersAd onsoe.
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lied capital OIL ........................ sess,bl7
Previously authorized. wi, fo,oi3
Whole number Of national banks now authorized Is
1901, with an authorized capital Of s4o2 o74,i2o
Amount Of circulation issucd the national banks for
the week ending Saturday Oct a. stated A. l2 900
Prey,ously 1877 ses $50
Total 500 s2o $50
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AT GRAND STREET. CHEAP STORE, Ao
N RETAIL. N NfcA
Ronnss and Trimming kDbvus eilk velvcts, risin ana
Corucd silks Satins and Millinery Laces nesriy goia
prices Also imported Feathers aud Flowers
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