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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30

The Philadelphia stock market duh to-day
PENNSYLVANIA g. ISSUE sold at 1O Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad "a; Reading Railroad, S3l and Pennsy
vauia Railroad, 59t Gold closed at 1ll5.
The receipts Of cotton all the ports for the past week
were 1850 bales against bales the previous week
The total receipts since September !, 1871 are 36SO39
bales against bales for the corresponding period Of
the previous year, showing decrease Of 1883 bales
in the present crop. The exports from all the ports
for the week 1921 baes against 1872 bales for the
same week year. The total exports for the expired
portion Of the cotton year S bales against
bales for the same time last year. The stock at all the
ports is 292e bales against 2 2 bales for the
time In 1870.
California mining shares quoted In San Francisco
as follows: Ely NO2 Meadow Valley, tS3; Segregated
Belcher, slS; Hale & NOrcross s1Os; Choar, t3 Over
man, $2l 80; Yellow Jacket, f5S; Daney, 81 u.s.
Articles Of confederation between the Chicago and
Canada Southern Railway Company and the SOUTHEAST
Michigan Railway Company were filed in Columbus
Ohio on Friday The capital Of the consolidated CON-
pany 100000 The road will be called the Chicago
and Canada Southern Railway, with termni at Chicago
and at point on the Detroit River in the eastern part
OF Wayne County, Michigan.
The earnings OF the st. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail
road for the third week In October 1871 &6074;
do 1870 24O So; increase 1883 a. Earnings from'
Jan. TO Oct. 49, 1871, 26, Is do, 1870 077I6o W;
increase 1871, s198,9i3 H.
The Atlantic Bank OF Brooklyn will pay tho November
coupons Of the South Side Railroad Of Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30
SATURDAY, Oct. 28-P. n,


The week closes upon an unusually dull ana
tame specuation pretty much all Even the STOCK
market around which usually attention clusters.
has been devoid Of feature Of sufficient note to warrant
any special remark The prices started on strong ana
about to per cent In advance Of last nights closing
quotations and further Improvement OF to per cent
was made in subsequent dealings the rise being pretty
steady up to midday. Here some Of the list were de-
ployed as skirmishers and the point hitherto obtained
was partially lost 1t was not until after o'clock,
when the favorable hank made its appearance
that prices again rallied and the lost ground was re-
gained but this was at the expense of the animation Of
the morning as in the late dealings the market became
insufferably dull, with barely enough doing In the
majority OF the active shares TO mark quotations. The
changes of the day were comprised within very narrow
limits while those of the week were much
narrower than usual, and both are shown
in the comparative tables below The movements to-
day have not been comprehensive as indicating any
contemplated change in the Of SPECULATION, and
the market may be styled as brokers' market. The
larger dealings were in Wabash, Ohio and Mississippi
Northwest, Lake Shore, Union Pacific, New-York Cen
trail Pacific Mail, and Western Union Telegraph. The
less prominent shares have been neglected. Boston,
Hartford Erie sold at Delaware Lackawanna and
Joseph COZ the Preferred, 72., and Morris and Essex
e3l. Consolidation Coal was steady at 40 Adams Elk
press sold at 500 American, 6t Wells Fargo Co..
ST. and United States 5t! In the final dealings on the
street. the prices made the best OF the day, tie
market winding up strong. The following were the
highest and lowest prices OF active stocks made to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
OF THE
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY,
IL DENOMINATIONS OF 81 600, $500 AND 800, can
now be had from tho undersigned or through the
principal banks and bankers of the United States.
The attention of investors is invited to the merits of
these Bonds secured by first and only mortgage on
the road equipments, franchises and property of
trunk line of railroad which will shorten the distance
between New-York and San Francisco some $50 miles,
and in addition the mortgage to secure the Bonds
covers land grant of 900 acres of the most fer
tile land in the West which is prohibited from being
sold at less than four (SN dollars per acre by the
terms Of the mortgage deed, and according to the
present market price Of the Illinois Central Compa-
ny's lands is worth $ls75oOOO This loan was origi.
naly for IS OOO but has been largely reduced BY
subscriptions Of actual investors The remaining
balance of the loan is offered at OH and accrued in.
teres but the right reserved to advance the price
at any time, without notice.
The Bonds have thirty yean 10 run bear DOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30

Fcsnf! interest, payable in New-York, London OF
Main, at the option OF tho hotder'
without notice, free of taxes. BOTH PRINCIPAL AND
INTEREST ARE PAYABLE IN GOLD. They are Coupon
Bonds, but can be registered with the coupons
ON, or can be registered with the coupons OFF,
and interest paid to registered owner Interest pay
able August Is and February IS. A liberal sinking
fund.- formed from the entire land sales in payment
for which the bonds will be received at par and &C
crued interest provides for the early guShment
Of this loan.
Trustees-Farmers' Loan and Trust Company.
These bonds offer favorable inducements to parties
desiring to fund their FiveTwenties or other high
priced securities.
In converting Fve-Twenties the investors realize
II DER cent profit the principals 9per cent per an
mum excess Of interest and at the same time get
perfect security.
Maps, circulars, documents, and full information
furnished on application.
Though acting as agents for TIE sale Of this loan, our
firm buy and sell In their Irregular business the bonds Of
the st. Jo,.pk and Denre City Railroad Company, those
of the Eastern Division being noU quoted at 100 and 40
cued interest These pers originally placed By " dtSt
TANNER Co.. Bankers. No. II Wall-St-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30

sphts Tarrense srniy he dan s7I9~ fsA
oIIs-A~sssa E"sssd dull 1t TTs7se for e.sas se ~
bb Crude Hh Oils steady hshhadea quiet but amI eiAe o.
OFsiinch irregusty and OILY desFes
tVy have prevailed In the orr market the past week betf A
The hbsr. Hogs Chicago and a Bafio, .e a.
and the much lower pces cuent having detsred oete
buynG freely and sellers Tor the fuue, Gapcse % naks A
epncescsA Depression and hss e.s Tsurs va DE nes
TO-DAY better desud for Pork the oHeus being
and prices Srne1 s 100 bb @l3 for New Me eb won
DO 20 Pne so for Extra Pdme nr aaFe delivery s
Sbs ssr November Sl3 $50 bbh seller EeTsSbsi I'D
a. 6i5 1880 bhA d. SELLER Jsnser at S9 0Sh Bssf e
noes steady sse IS blk csc 80 tr PaS Mo- .aS elsesn
Pune Men and Eis0eO for India Beef Hans asad,t
ssIes IS bbs at 6Zy0fA for New Cut Meats are dali BseE
du ses $50 boxes Cumbersds for EovenbeT - bora L
Island clear on spot ard 80 h9Ies CunSod' q. TIE H
tSs 10Th a J,uusfy "a 6ie Dressed Hog sinner 9Se
CITY, Lard Is quer sales, SO ebA and , az Agste Ia No
toy CIV FOR prime steam and Oc Tor Kettle rendef h
future delivery DALI sales, - tcs No. ne 20 -
New ahye Sc 80 to-. On pO lVGl0tei Nv '' f% Ia
sUN-Resped more srtve weak nks 500 bb o.
he a e 500 bbLs half Eovenbe SIC. and aneiA
so bb for Oetoos NE In Cares nsoe Sse 70
We quote at EEhtbs 10 ern WITH 9Wo obk soh o. IoS CA
dull heavy Ne In ball. The Greek market VS. Sse sa ssaI
90 bb al year Upper brou!at 81 Ni spot Quoted
e. lOd 81 Is on Upper - 659S - On Lover Ph
phia 500 bbb. October sold al ~ dIJtc net
RICE former prices s,les o tes Cr0nna ~
s,e FOR fancy and 100 bags Bssi Indies At 6ld7Ic
SUGARS steady bat higher We quote fair % goo heanE Ge
Ole 500 hh al q esic for Cssa ~ =" o;
for Scotch Refined Reaaed quies nt0Lie for haras
sERDs-CoVer ssAdyi sales 40 bE'h lVt @ei "'~'a
% .o..,
TALLOw steady Saes 100 0o At SiGse Tor C0nnoo F'
WHISKY lower: saes $50 bbls At sIte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE TERRITORIES


Prof. HAYDEN, Chief of the Geological
Survey Of the Territories returned, Monday from
most Interesting exploration Of the Valley OF the Upper
snake and Missouri Rivers in Southern Montana. The
party with Prof. Hayden number IS, and spent nearly
seven weeks in this wonderful region The YELLOWSTONE
Lake 5000 feet above the seaeve the highest lake In
the world except Tticaca, in Peru, was thor,
in Which are the remarkable hot springs care
fully surveyed and the Temperature o. y mo
10Y Of the FreHOle River, between 900 and lo Of
these hot springs the temperature OF which ranges
$50 TO Io5 degrees the boiling point OF water at that
walton being only 1872 The Grant geyser tRT 0S, of
column Of hot water eight feet in diameter 70 mgI
ever 200 feet at regular intervals OF 50 hours, Ene
others in almost continuous operation Inc
cal formation OF the valley is wholly volcanic 1no
ts FERTILE but unpa OductVe owing to its great
and low temperatures Prof. Hayden hrought qua We
him several tuns Of geological specimens wncn o ta
81 the Smithsonian Institute and will begin ~ ""00 VIZ
preparation Of his report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30

The PEORIA AND Rock ISLAND PER CENT FIRST
MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE GOLD BONDS may now be
obtained from the undersigned, and from banks and
bankers throughout the country, at
NINETY AND ACCRUED INTEREST
They are secured by o mortgage on 81 miles OF
completed road connecting the cities OF Peoria ana
Rock Island and having at each end
The Road forms part of short through route from
the Atlantic to the Pacific roads, and tsnet earnings
are largely in of the interest on the total issue
of bonds which is about Sle5OO per mile The busl-
ness offered is sufficient to pay large dividend on
the CAPITAL stock, making the Bonds absolutely safe
and very desirable investment.
Mans and pamphlets furnished, containing full par
ticulars by TURNER BROTHERS, IA Nassau-st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30
GOLD BONDS.

To all holders of United States Securities who
wish to take advantage of the present favorable OPP
portunity of changing their investment we strongly
recommend NoRTIIERf Pacific SEyEN-THIRTIEs
principal and interest payable in gold, now selling
at par in currency.
They are issued in denominations OF from 300 to
81 900 COUPoN and 800 to $4,000 REGISTERED, and
in view Of the ample security upon which they are
based No SAFER INVESTMENT can be made, nor one
yielding a LARGER INCOME.
JAY COOKE g. Co..
20 Wall-st, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30

The money market has been easy throughout the day
and per cent the general rate on call loans
though at the close balances freely offered at and
per cent Commercial paper freely pressed for dis
count and the best grades do not pass much below IL
per cent per annum and from that to Concerning
this strngency among mercantile classes, The Erehtg
Post (mOney article says;
The banks full OF paper and their policy seems TO
he 70 extend every aid to their mercantile customers
which Ia what they should do. The uncertainty on the
part OF NewYork merchants to the extent OF thrir
losses by the Chicago fire undoubtedly induced them
soon after the fire ask unusually large accOmmOda-
lions from their banks and to put themselves in as
strong position possible N regard 10 funds so TINT
they would DO prepared for the worst In many eases
the losses Will be less than first expected and these er
chants accordingly, find themselves In very comfort
abe position The pressure Of paper, however, at bank,
and the high rates at which II sells the open market
SNOW that these cases are exceptional
The bank statement favorable but the changes In
the various items almost nominal that the banks
have fortified their position only TO the extent Of Sl9O
as gain In the surplus The specie gained but 100,
although the proponents Of the November interest
amounted to 6OO0 and the disbursements aside from
this being 100000 in the regular weekly sale, and
SOoOSl Tor other payments The specie ShpmentA were,
AlS,eSl, and the receipts from customs h,7Oi,7l6.
Tho small decrease In legal tenders indicates
the unimportanco Of the currency movement,
the conservative tendency Of tho banks being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30

BALTIMORE Oct 2a-COttOO dali Low Mddhng. l7ls F'S
;v 3 st Sss e. corr n1 aT %. SsT Ss
sSssgsd Ioaas WHISKY sSSIa.i ; 3-,.,,. ,s, e.
R' g. Grad: af z; Sss ' a. e a. - 81 ' .
TofsDc Jet 5sn.ud .9d srm Whe,. 'iys nd
higher advanced a2e No White WsSA 3. 81 E % No. S.S. Tc
Red q dS H. NJ ss.a BED 81. E:s sS h ES
Mined, 8Sssis New ssic Oats ia1 and dec4sd Lei No .e
sG esss F s ESS SS %:s
@S Siia Hs' sPps s ,'s 90.
& % Barley s w sEo To s F: HS cscse
ecpts~s 900 bb Flour 1900 bUh Wheat shpneH'"O bills
oe. Produce Grain Grceh:: and Pro-
VISIONS SGn ia, e. G1 ssn :ssan s Ga M
Oct sss eHs s og B.s So SSSG nominal
60 Moor DILL sorsfo osy - S e - 81 sT
% giSs s q e sS an. S s
sna Red anf Il SIsS 81 ' n A%bs
6s S cI Ws ss. MILD MILD 80 PsoGn G c
i8dgc Refined, 2id24ic Whisky less aetvei We'en rOn0und
ciTTElAsD Oct 2FSar dull and unchanged whsa, fs %
%1ss "a Tt arm Mica S Red T a% a p o ss p sS
S Es G% f %sri let i a 10 sfs s' ~
ssns Corn 195s .S'; and a. ssSs5 ;, SSS u st g.
aIe .sS. ''I Sos dung ahS IL s. 9'' feeling
market and higher sa State Oc and 400 Guh CHI
900 e 10 sp, g. go bah :! s Ss
RATE ShSmen.s-iS 200 bush wheat 5000 hush Corn lI
bush Oats shipnens-sOo bu OCO bush
on Oats flour quiet and unchanged Wheat fair Sc
and an sales 10 900 bush sheboyzan Club At Corr Gun
TO arrive at 6 dull ADD lower; sales 1850 bush No Wes,eS
Rye dull; 5000 bush hiehigns SGsOc BNiey-SAe
CycISSATI 2-Four IN fair demand and higher Family,
Sc S5 Wheat in good demand 81 d 90 Corn tra
lower rates Oats In far demand and arm 81 we Bar:
ley dull unchanged Mess PORK dull snd nominal ~ Lari
demand b., at lover rates 1; Kettle At B s,1 hs
Clear Sides 7 BaeonDensnd lghti holer nTn Sh01dsTs
Clear sides sic Live Hogs - 25Ss4 So Cattle
Heavy receipts depress the market S@G WHISKY IN s0'a
Lor.1LIs Oct 2s-Tobseco sales. bids Luss s12oaesj
Low So asa $40 90 Good Fine do SG$2O 81
Baggng quiet and steady Flour quiet and steady STa Family 60
demand Bacon in demand srm shoulders al Clear s
Sides &C. Gear Sde. &C. Hams 6 supply Light Sugar Cured %
DErRor Oct @Wheat seaAyi Extra, 81 ST. No. White sl %
sT Lori, Oct POu and for low grade, entirely snhasS
Sc Oats dull and Unchanged Mixed track Ole Barrie,
Begging Unchanged Mes PORK quiet a sd Bacon QUIET
1000 b6 four 1900 bush wheat 5000 bush Com, 1900 bash
OswEGo 2SPour steady sales 100 bb at ST. for 10
SPRING. 90 Amber Winter SO 50 for White Winter 90 70
Milwaukee Club 81 isi $40 bush Milwaukee CnS
sl4 1900 bush Milwaukee Cl1h 81 ~ bush MHa96ee On.
Quiet Barley dull; sales 10 900 bush Bsy uIte private
Corn Meal 81 g. tor BOted 81 IS OE Unboed cNE Aued sI
wne; Canal Freghts lc higher" heat llci Barley 6
Barley &c. TO Albany Lumber SO 50d 81 IS TO the hob
81 20 70 seer 90 ls SS S receipts S
bash wheat 800 bush Corn $4,000 busr Barley +OO bush re
500 bush Peas 80 900 feet Lumber shipments BY e3
Flour COO buih Wheat 1000 bush Corn 1880 bush Barley low
feet Lumber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30
pErPIpTs OE pRODIICE

OCT 2-al piss Ashes pLEs Beesxax s0s5 bale. Cooo 1
ptgs Dried Prt ls3 bb ESss 2az2 bbls Pour EIsa Boa
Wheat 1879 bush Corn 1913 bush 0as $50 bush Malt lo4&3
bush Barley 5s7 bags Fsneed $40 bush EEL Gs o6 Beans @
bush Peas S25 hbs Meal as bags Meal 500 pkg PSg ~
bag Peas 100 bhs Oatmea SO bales Hops Hides 10 s
Hides. ad. Leather go Ssl; sDid. IHPsnns $50 s
Meats pks Gease III pk Lard % kegs Lard 50 Pkg Ste'rn
400 pkg Butter 33 PkgL Cheese go PksA IanoS ~ Dressed
HoRs I0 Rice 80 pigs starch "A hbdA To
bSceo ass pkgA Tobacco s26 b6A whisky l52 6aes Wool
Receps Of articles Of Domestic Produce for the sek
eudIus SatardAy evening 49, bb Flour 1855 bb Why
AM bb Corn Meal 1757 bags Corn Meal 05sl bush WHEAT
2 e42 bu, Corn Oats 81 bush. Rye p 100 esG
MALI bush Barley l43 bush Pes $50 bush Grass SEED
500 Tea Lard legs Lard aG7 pigs Oil Cake 72 bbs Beans
bags Beans bales Hops lG9 Pkg Butter s pig, Chse
as bda Tobacco 365 and Tobacco 1879 bales WOd
$3.50 bblA Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30
COTTON MARKETS.


MnPas Oct 2aCOttou quiet Adjngs, Fie; receipts HoI'
balea ,u. - -.,.
NORFOLK Oct 2s-Coton dull Low Ndings NE net r.eepts
bses eIporscoawise 40 bales sales 200 bales eE US
bales , ,.,u- ,-,.,,,.
SAyAySAH Oc, 2aCoton In good demand; Madlng HiGEtc
net recep OlS bales sales 1000 bales; stock LEO bales
Nav ORLnAxs Oct -Coton easier Adding lsc ret eeeEA
l66 bales RrOss baes eIpos-o Great Britain, 1S sA
cosstVise ID bales; sales 32o0 bales; stock t9t2 haes
PauADEpHA Oct 28.-CottOn quiet; hiddlng, lSt.
Ar Lowe Oct @-CoOn roninaly lover; MddlDe, lie. d.
BALriHoaR zCoton doll and nOnnal hddings lsiS pa
recepss SO bales; s7 bales oeSsi ~
lis bales stock 2,IJ1 bales -,.,-, -. ....
bales; zpos-eosstwe bS7 baes sales loo bAsi "ocE
CEIsIxsros Oct es-Co,ton dull; MddnSs, lel7le net r.
.ns V bses erpos-to Great Britain 80 bAesj eossSise 's
bsleG sales 200 bales stock, 1884 bales - ,o, -. =.
BosroH Oct R-COtton quiet bot Steadyi Mddhnft iSf ~
ceps SOS bass gross 80 bales sses 800 oAles ssock 800 osS
WILMINGTON Oct 2a-CottOn quiet hddhngs IItSI ~
l3 bsiei; sxporseOsstv LII 6aesi sIs II bales ''Oci V
GALyxsros Oct as-Cotton eaief rood Ordinary o0Iot ns
,.osuts l2s bales sales sOeJ Stock % 500 bses go,
Io1sytIIR Oct 2e-Cotou unchanged; AdibsSs, Hfr,
AuousrA fCottoa quiet and weak A6dnhsh fe re"ep
! 900 kalesj sales, 800 bseA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Oct 2slc0 mCotton opened dull at ne oloS-
Ing ouotatous Addag Uplands 936sf hdlhng Orleans SL
11NpoN e. 29l:3 D. pCopsol closed At St for aD1
92i d93 United States FyeTWeny bonds S st
1865 old, 81; 1855 82i Ten.POrtes ST. ,,,
L,yKRPooI Oct 28-l:J0 D. mCoOn closed heavy Mddiss y
lands al Mddng Orleans d sales Of the day 1900 baes 2Ho
for speculation export Cheese 49, eWt for the best grades
Aue fine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30

The gold market has been dull all day The vague ap-
prehension Of coming financial ills on the Continent en-
couraged strong tone in the morning. when the price
advanced from iii 1924 but In later trade, as dis
patches Of more favorable nature were received, the
price went of to III On gold loans the rates were H.
and per cent for carrying and fiat to and 4 per cent
for borrowing The days business at the Gold Exchange
Rank was az follows Gold cleared, s3 $4,000: gold bal
ances s21ssG6 currency balances, h76l6S0 The fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30
Flour u dull AZ % oVd % W e luO ID.
KIPoRTs VRon sEPT. /, 1871. TO DATE.

FREIGHTs-There o6erisg rates are stronger
for arm for produce all kinds In
and 6m The engagements Liverpool
BY 10 900 BUSH Grain at d co6nS lod asked Wheat;
bales Of Cotton at 76dd LOO boIes Cheese IA eGs
wl80o buh Grain By S lid The charters Spanish
bark Of 200 tuns register hence yigo with full
em Ia for bbs and h. for British ship Of 200
register with general hence TO direct port Continent
and another Of about 600 tuns register With gens cargo
werp both al lump sun private temLl
GRNhuch VAabnes and activity characterized our Wheat
market the week The depression In our
continued and quito marked up Wednesday when some
prOVnt gold marke Ro4efats and
decline reghp prices Kinds Improved With more
active export milling and speculative demand We sddsd
hegh and an advance In gold certain close The VITA
moderate stock The quantity Wheat The canal about
LILO o easss, our .tOei 10 store about H 900 Se,Asl nHea q
bushels aSDa ns Se So'As, The ccepsodas .sk . ycSr
market va. irregular ass ts 600 es5 81 SSSi Co Ne
eT DC e. q for Amber STATE. e. - . for Whit MsAs;S!
latter for CSs' DtS Barley quiet '''s 200 sSsh Sat- a. %
60 SGh Sap,:a at p Is shOE. tine 9.. are ,nsSys hIsd
0SiS hIsd slSSle white e'Sss Black 'sS sOci Ws''.
ec Rye du SALE. ltOo bush stats Sld o. Cora le.,
active bot 6 sales 51O BASH Western Mixed ISe DO White
ads! early Sol ds saoa closing With soc bid aaOIs
Western Yellow at 82ic Southern White t93c Tor o.
zXPoRrS sRPr l. 1871, TO DATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30

In State bonds there less active business tnan
for several days past and the fluctuations were very
narrow The only sales Of Importance were in Vrgnias
old which declined and in South Caronas, new, Janu-
ary and July issues, which steadier at 4otSOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30

Ae,asncss ~ thef~tyu7 sontacreRof l21Ps PpsS|
Next months Treasury policy relative 70 the
na saes OF gold WIN doubtless be promulgated on
The following table shows the condition OF the
NewYork City banks this week and last:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30
,dict's closing quotations were

The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices Of active stocks, Government bonds, and gold
made during the week, well the closing prices Of
each al the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30
THE MARKETS.
rcarefully reported for The TRrBUSAI

Oct YJ
ASHES-Po, 1898 IS PeaTb dull at 50 1889 -
COTTON-TLe moderate aud tie demard limited
Quotations UNCHANGED except tr GOOD Midn Tc has declined
EXPORT and 2 for consumption. for opened weak
hut strong advances sales been follows On basis Of
Low dIing We QuOte:l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30

The davis business at the u. g. SubTrensury was:
aon ,,e.ipt, 81 PIG 3 81 CurrencJ plJmsBt $50 b IS
Gold p,ymepts. IOl7 IS Currency balance Stl2s3 50
God biapoe.,.. 1Ol78B " Customs 'lo,OVV "
Currency rsesipts... J7,43S 5Il
Cancelled Gold Notes sent To Warrington, SSJOO
Foreign Exchange has been dull but strong at rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30
The following SHOWS the relatlon DctWeen
s.rveh NJ the banks and the total liabilies
latch report OF Ap. m.

Government bonds have been firm all day, but the
in the different issues has been Of no special
importance The market closed mp steady on the basis OF
1ls, TO 1l3a for ls67s Fisk Hatch report OF M