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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01
HORSE MARKET.

"where those going p asked the reporter
led ont Of single stable East
To the stables II the Avenue Railroad Com
pany~ the rcpy do have many such sales as ha
you notice aperCrpdDc Improvement IN the market
was asked the market u better though not AZ good
would like tn see IT, Horses are not as plenty as
and IN the West aud OF course we
have 10 charge more for them Much hgherI VOL not
very probably so apiece higher than last Spring
I'm average some classes Of horses, ~ Tor instance
fine Coachers GOLly buys tOr the
French market and Douglass g Henry and
the American Horse Exchange snip 20 Bnniou are 100
higher paid $3.50 O horse the other day which was
no better he bought last fall for $500 Thus prom
ucnt dcalsr reviewed the market close range or
prizes dealers willing 10 give but putting together
number OF the icang sellers N Buls eAh
would a1ve make the following range ~ yalues
Strrctcrs railroad Horses from S25 70 $40 Eencry
bu horses such Of the commercial houses
delivery work from Sl1j 20 $3.50 work horses
from $50 800 each, the best Norman bred heavy
draught h0rsss asnE $3.50 To 800; Ae,ium % Par
div 200 10 $780, with fancy coach Horses rom
$500 to n $40 span T0tting stock hs no n1ed value
the selling price varying with the speed and TIE length ana
character % the pedigree The statement made by Wen
kpsyn sporting that fine driving and coaehng
spr by prya individuals and livery stables IN
nj high prices carriage horses l. attributable Mr. j.
" Douav shipped fancy coach Horses to Antwerp on
mo Pieter tounck lot ~ Norman stations Broodmares
and prominent breeder In Illinois: MI
n Dshnan the sale at public auction 81 all bis
recent poY atiIns, Including Norman stall IONS, Norman
Mares English DTauKht stallion. English Czech STATIONS
and large Of Norman Geldngs NJ EyansielG ono
ON November ~ This win be- opportunity for farmers
u get gOol breeding stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01

l7sdo 81 r. ls1 d. % T. at 81 co. 200 state TO- 90
Sheep, qs 70, a. lfei Buck 1870 D. a: Sci
a. 4e: 1gl DO lol b. IIe 2HOdo h. at 4ae 100 DO,
isi DO IS 70 az &c s. DO IS b. Of i5c GSio 81 h. Sic;
~ ken5e sheep aud Lambs 10 ID. at - 40 l65 canada
}; n Hume sod ss Western sheen, IOi n, at 5he 100
So l Sa1ad9 % loa o y 4e; Bucks i 6 D. al
80 ~ fsnl5yi, ana Lambs. 81 b a. 9'sc - 0lo III"
Dl!sgl9ct & Dewey sold: a39 Colorado sheep IS ~ st
v AM ~ 40 k.niGc y 40 ig' R ~ % 40 io2 m
IL r. at 4io u do loi o. a &c Hucks e H. at &c :
35S N}rthe Canada Lambs 70 q az s. so l5i DO GS p u
OF 5Ci az d. q, - - ~ G9 j G ~ c 700 AZ 40 ~
ID, at 6l1ci GO state DO 90 10, ~ sc.
65e i3 do f Urn chlal lamps 4eT AZ Xxx DO = H.
At c 26i y nj II s so V
IIaen1Gck Davis sold: 1Gi Tennessee sheep 1ol r. At
c1s iCi kentucky TO- ~ b. at sac 2s do - h. g. 42c
ITO H. &c; &orthSTn 10 GanSda ives is b. at iiac
i!t9 ia 40 10 ~ az 4'iej Bneks LOO ~ III 5,2s
ada LAMBS 80 D Ct e lj 20 20 D. At y 9e l2s canada
d9 - To- at 6'c 100 state do, 90 n sc 1sc $50 do 10
uoGsEecop,s were 90 ears of 669 head-52 cars at
4D.' ana - ellS az Jersey City, The II car loas OK iiys
slanghtercrs Were wen supplied direct from Western
msTst sId %fie not aaE2ai TO make further purchases
seven CARLOADS Of hogs were yare in the new building on
ne WIN o. ready Tor Use The o ,hS new
IN give NcW-1ork 1000 place
and storing hogs any city boast Of The build
ing Is Two stories high TIE walls Of VI ch OF brick and
good tar and gravel root sgrcs dry enclosure IN
stormy weather The ground from llthave to the river -
known As made ground" and To solid OundauGn
largo plies were driven depth The joist rfter
flooring and lumber for the pens Is well seasoned Geo ga
pine Accommodations Or about 100 aroa3s Of hogs have
been arranged for, and the building ~ 80
well lighted ana ventilated greater number can
be taken Dir. samuel tOChTane
viii continue the stock and Mr.. Jerry
Hunter win continue The position Of yaraud weigh master
Probably the good thing promised the boys" viii come with
The completion of the building.
Sales-Smith Hogs, 100 n, at 6c
Saturday - Western Uogs l23 0 So l2; 20 do. ll9 ~
AZ 81 IL 1919 do III n at So 20i ~ do 2O ID, at 80 20
1870 do. Ia n, % 20 80.
KIRBY & sold saturday. 1873 Western Hogs (commOn)
lJl ID, at - co; % R)ugbs, III n, at jioc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01

So So 10. h,g, Mslns iiGG55I S:s
Fnnrcs moderately active, closing firm al decline Oh 70
points safes 10 bales. Prices paid-Noyem9eT -
Sa8 pecepgT 81 aSre6 o. a ia April la7s
i9&5. Nay l2$Ia PSI June !2sls "a, Jy l23i
vemDcr ll4i; December, 5i January La arDay.
Juy l2Is August, 1906. Casing prices TOR contracts
November IL 4sall.49; Decem9er ll4oGl 59 January:
Apfi "ii9iisSl9i S May i25oa Isl; June 2llal242
July. l2l2al2.5S; August l2to@lZoS IIans'e'AOe VI
Flour AND heavy and Lover
in Instances lOa2Uc with m9@Sra'e Trade LOT o gJpSI
and hight business for he ia59 S cf S TEra
g. I6os72 for West indies; 81 80 ior south America
i3sS1 o 20 p lq the sly ogs so Tor winter
an extreme 5JO Gbs Low Grade Extr - 1888 - "a,
Spring 81 75Gs5 for Winter whcat 20 1bs Mnnes9ia
E SS. S II tSe@' wnsat Extra neas
Ing Good to choice Family - 2Ses oi Ne saS q 10
al 90 latter extreme: superine. - 5OG
g @ ON on 70 Far E 1dm s1at 600 4sr Western
s. 4UG56 ol Good to Choice 20 55GsS =. EAtra "1hd
common Comm oI Extra Minnesota, 4Oss6 Common Clear 50
q s5 20 srh yS 1 y fsisn LOUIS
FANNY sSds9: Patent Winter Wheat Extra: 8 5o9sS
market closing dull sou ILEEH 10 , f-UD saIci
iOo bTi Common to Good Eyr o,,s seSs Goo 70
e sas 800 SO so0 sapefHnc 50 5a = HIT
a .n Sc .e go SSs% s. So Brsndyvn -
l02c lower options and
la62l9c lower cash LOIS fairly active tIaas IoF sI
he business Winter Rfd ana Nillci
account sac3 2,SJEOUO bush lu'u.c
IA ODO bush cash. NEARLY 1.-The cash wheat Tor export -
including Ungraded Spring, 81 q No chicago - fu2
oevtld UngTaded Red 81 JOGfl AO'f la1toF lor
S Sds1S 81 1885, So, 5 asa@%%8 No s5 SS
Intending 30 600 bush ~ - free board No Hest
~ 46aSl 4G5a; Ungradcd White. 81 laSl 4-@ later or
CIice state So. White 81 al 40, new ad old IL
Guiding 900 bush delivered alongside Of weasel - ~ u
NO . Rel November, 81 ~ +a@l a y, closing 80 -,aa
t for new December. 81 iG-4fl - >. closing ~ 49,
for new; January 81 49S0tl 81 s. closing - - lot
new do February, 81 52is.-..kiE QUIZ - uZG%l ".
sales 800 bush 81 Oh al or. inside price on track BAR
LEY dul declining 5000 bush fourrowrd stale -
BUCKWHEAT bull lower sales 900 bush state &c
BARLEY MALT quiet unchanged -: I'm
Market Lalc better hight export and hcme trade de;i
and large speculative account; hcA - tlV'
bush future, 10000 bush cash incldiing ungralsu
Western Mixed G6aG93Ic; No. 3, Cs@s 9tc; 10; = h34
d7Oc old Including 5000 ba'i ;oI ee.lyey me
ast OF This week II No. Mixed NOvonDcr y H' "
New and old, closing Gs.e Tor ne" do D.,emS S'
closing 7ji,c.-e OATsaarket fairly aGtiye and prc.
without decided change; sales @DoOOu push ih''sHhI
No. 3 at 4Gi2ai64e. No. = aaiSis&; NSi sc, -" d"
Whit, 49lea nc: No .. 5Ic No ], ." &c; MlA'i Western
a. a4sc White do 4Sa53l; White state. pa &C. iueGd
ing lJa 900 bush No 2 Mixed November 4b'i at''c h'"
new soc old 5000 bush do January, 1Ic.'
IN STORE IN SEw-YoRX. BROOKLYN ANp JERSEY CITY
cU,IN " Avruotsp. AND HELD IN HALLWAY LIGHT
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES-Quief, unchanged. 80. -.,.,. Crli,.
CGFFt- fiio irIrar bot quiet awaiting samples p"i,
erv 10 prme Cargoe 81 Tl2sc bcdng flr az 80; ~,
s5ic ta,rer. E-scnl Castle and Lasa 10 aLiNSg VIZ
about 80 OUO b. e. each Withdrawals IRON aocA 10 10 '%5i
ry Pascal Utb bags DelaInbe 1000 beg eh 90 -
Ligs ex 40 559 bags 10 40 bags eH DO O+ 5s
I9r,s ps go bags Sautns * no. 1'V s,
S ~, ~ ba,s c do 3SU Gags do so bags eX 90 -
bagl do Mid Grades hrr Dnt Pu,'i Ao' O"57 va"
sold or private terms quoted 1901 -. M, Ill,
COT1ON-spot Cotton du- uncuansedi sa i - ~,
tQ-g h. res Ssuriav evpnnc aCCd1E 800 hF IoI NV
.pl ~ bales spinning Delivered on coat sc Nv pal
Receipts at ot. to-day 1891 bales agaia, 49, -
ffis dgv Ilgt wees. 1914 bales &st year. since up
ttbcr I2Ii255 bales against ilG29i bales same Pcio'
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARX ETs

EUbofEAN fINANCAAh "Ahhni9
LONDON, Oct 3l-i230 p. m.-COns1ls, $3.50 for both
money accounts bonds, three and half ccDts
lob Erie, 46ll do second cOnsOs lO7 New York Cen
trail l44: Illinois Central 1917. Pennsylvania Central
esq., Newt York. ontario and Western, 30 IA Atlantic and
Western second mortgage trustees cerhhcae5 u
LONDON Oct. 3l-23O Pans advces quote three por
cent rentes NJ "a francs % confines FOR the account
LONDON oct 3l-2 D. u-COnsOls. 09Sta for both money
and the account; Erie 1863; NewYork Central l45; Read
tng. y5ss Illinois Central, 1852
LONDON, oct. Jl-3OU m.-Tbe OF bullion gone
into the Bank OF England balance to-day Is 4JC.00O
LONDON. Oct $3.50 p. m.-Bar silver quoted at
Odd. ounce.
LONDON. oct 1880 m.-Pars avices quote
rentes - trabcs rs Confines account.
PARIS oct 3l-33U p. m.-Exchange % francs
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LyEGPooL. Oct 31.-12:30 m.-COtton- Market active,
Mldlling UpaudS G'Ist Mlddlng Orleans b'isd sales,
10000 bales including 1000 bales for speculation ana eSpOrt
receipts % 100 bales including 1900 bales American En-
do October ami November delivery od do November ana
December delivery, G also Grad; December and jan
uary delivery Esd; 10, January and February delivery Oz
Cred DO March April delivery, OIsd also 6'aqd
April and May delivery, Gl's2d 90 MAY and June delivery,
GSi do. June and July delivery, CAD. Futnrea dun.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 3l-J:OO m.C1oll-Fu tuTes-U plands
Low MddDg clause November and December delivery 6ad
do. December and January delivery, th32 do MalCh ana
April delivery. G&d do April and May delivery, 6Hsdi DO
May ard June delivery, 6i9sad
LIVERPOOL. oct 3l-3:DU p m.-1ne sales OF the day In
AUGUSTA Oct. 3I.-Cotton firm; NiddIing, lose; Low
Middling lose: Good Ordinary 91lc receipts, ltSo
bales: sales. 80 bales. 49,
BALrMoRR oct ELECTION steady; Mdddling II ae;; Low
Middng lie; Good Ordinary lOci receipts l6a Dales;
sales 3OD bales; stock, 1851 bales.
CHARLESTON 3l-COttOn easy MiddlIng i4c Low
Middling lO]fHllc.: Coco Ordinary 10 net receipts
1856 bales: exports 10 Great britain 20l bales 70 @ Con
nent 5400 bales cOastWise 3V25 bales Sales OOO oaes
GALVESTON oct 81. - cotton steady; MIddnng, lie;
Midlng lOhc. Good Ordinary lOlc; net reeeipts,
500 bales; exports To Great Britain 4I5 bales; coasHlse
MOBILE, oct. 3l.-C0tOn steady; Mid,ing IL &C.; Low
Hiddling. l0Fc; Good Ordinary lOisc net receipts $50
bales exports coastwise 73 bales sales, 1000 baiesi
stock. %, los bales
Low Mdding l07c; Good Ordinary. IN sc: net receipts
81 BJ7 bales gross, bales exports to the Continent
1850 bales cOsstwise, 1887 bales safes 1000 bales
last evening, 4,5O0 bales stock lSe,sGs bales .
Middling. l0ac; Good Ordinary 91c.; net receipts.
5000 bales exports the Continent. 4450 bales sales,
1000 bales as venting LOO bales stock 81, $50 bales
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.
oct uriu tinae market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01

The bidding Slow and not over 1000 ba1 besn ,i
Tor fuerican account The choicest Wool brought lz-fi
which equal Sic f@c lai down here 'r iaas, ts
closes With modrrate demand at current ratH We 1.
quite ruI any time during tho season D st,.
nnf any chang IN prices except Tor tne
WOOL which raise from 4oc. up to Otc iof IN"c' UNIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
- .rln1. IL nFEYRs r0.DAH
For INC week ending Oct 81. 1891.

BEEV E--EcCerjs Yesterday ana To-Day ncIe - ia
Ecad ag5inst 900 head LIS Monday The arrivals ne
head mor thanthe week last year Ihe Pat
wees has differed n no essential point RON us 6ii
Cnttlc ln pidndhncc export deWahu Ign -,'
Dressed Beet marses and con snenty less eau Fiay
night the art was ds2csi ana pTifGes KIP bs socK mad
market every 10Y dlg t4c week; au sbiper To-day
the weather and rainy, and asa pr0'oked IDt
t1aricd his nonng "a butcher must want cattle pretty
Sa to wade III h t9e the central Stock and transit
PAM allow 70 accumulate IL the jersey cry 1aIis. 1 bs
rain o.er safoieniy good warrant their buying some
s8sE anea @c Ss 2 rS55e &
bought Cor immed ate use There was prett' mi
butchers who wanted cattle dd not he itIte 70 pay
rc Bnt with good many STALE cattle IN the yars in 1d
n Sn 10 III Ta ssS Sa 5sSS u o@ opening %
and at m good many c9Toas we're oeAl ,a w. We're
much the Friday at G0thst to close out sos %
below axel value II abnyer saw lot % 1ass
by The saurhterng interest that dro'srs were iofe 20 To-
sold at 7IIa7a.c, With about carloads az
s. ana rar a i o az " and soc per head Poor
trash Baltimore sold al 3d3gc I've weight aboat ar,
few fancy selected Illinois sold mp 10 lad3 70
"vse3t prices are certain 10 lessen supply Of
cattle and it cannot be long before some vi" DC
Among the best cattle received day head for MT
SfPrss r nT q" s om M r6omas Wheeler about month
ago T.sc cattle were purchased in the ycnliy 81 C3nm
hns Ohio last fa since been fed By Mr. Whetof
his farm al Dover Duchcss County this tate The entire lot
nearly Loo D. AMI Mr. Wheeler says he has ne
La me measure feeding better lot Of Cattle About Tue
same time these sold 10 MI Pope NesIs B,ln
eck a Co this city, purchased 80 head. which were part
OF the and Mr. heller still has rs heAd lett
VIII he all reserve for Christmas Mcssr- Benecse ~
20 win be here 10 NOTION The g. head Sold az
c 10 dress ~ estimating the average weight ~ IOV 70
and the handsome sum Of $S,..2t 10 L. involved.
reserved lC7 head O. ship alive anu 500 heal
for expurtaon in dressed quarter NO i've sseN OF
meat laden len this port TODAY To morfo" I 10
b Eastman ship Dos quarters OF Beef and 10 car
aasea zpfM 1ft a
The weeks shIprnrut. ~ Live Cattle sheep and Hogs and
Dressed Beef. NJ Luton and Hogs were sfolloNs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01

U.s. VI. G.. IL ~
Us cur, 81 is3GlEoia Dist OF Col '''5i ol,-
In state bonds Virginia Is deferred W''e ,'o'-.o,'
dealt IN at AN advance from 1875 to % ana d I1'o
t;o,, 80 on, North Carolina special taxes were
80, % 1Oz1o1, aud new g. 20 the Cha'naH'
Toilrood alta. South Carolina IS, noh-luio'" ~
- a 49,, Of 1874. Tennessee g., oid' SOLO @' 80
- 20 j,rs and Louisiana consols at OF. AT
=. 70 the Central Railroad were % lhsheI al
ooI- tl other issues being dull Ter lack o. oI,'i-
incs with 81 bid. Gle orgia gold Is brought Nv
55@ilr,,J bonds were duh and prices were iFreS'-
Ior Int generally sympathetic With t'e 'no' "i'"'
r,~ss for tbe kindred shares Erie second con-
soils declined from 104 to 1888. Missouri h"ne"S
o,d rexas first consols were "a higher at 1864 ana
oaoonds rose from 7sla 10 79l4. Chesa-
,oaIe and Ohio frsts, series \, sold at
100 METROPOLITAN ig3ts rose from lO2 TO
103. and seconds advanced 1 per cent 20 10
Int later sold at 95 aga.u. Canada Southern hls.'
we're steady at 00le. Louisville and NashVlle
,,o,.,l ,,ortoa ges were weaker at 100 - ana hch
,,o,,d aud Allegheny rsts cold from los 10 100 o.
pouI Grsts Southern Minnesota division were Pei
ant lr,ler at 10sle for small lots Denver ana no
Granae frsts sold at III, and consoS -o ~
10S3, Texas and Pacific incomes rose llo'n ' ga
T23, 70 73l2a 1888 the ilrsts, no Orahue CIV ls''''
ing steady at 900 1913. n,o- cot -, hoI.
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained Tlg4s09l on Da ,5
ance made up by gains OF SlIl,0'o CON anu
SjG = currCncy THIS makes the net gam Since
Friday $1.O7S, i42. European steamers arT T t
snee saturday delivered $497 1900 god: IN n t4e
call loan market to-day few faaS aS WAS WAS
mao nt and M exceptionally with the addition Of l32
per cent commission. At the clos the rate WAS Nayt
nor cent The change from SATURDAY ease Is PtIt-
10 A. ~ nrenaration for the payment of dividends
and interest tomorrow The domestic on
New-Ycrk are as last quoted: Inc omlted
Stofes Treasurer at Washington TO-DAY reeeN yea
500 coo National bank notes for redemption DC
Customs receipts $40 444 H. 91d the e Momss
ISc ept today rs AS follows: Exchanges.
sla6isS0 balances. Os7567. The transae
lions at the Sub-Treasqry covered Keccl prs
%ance Is O35 I46; coin balance. S16196,loo.
The following is the statement Of receipts and dis,
bIrsements by the Assistant Treasurer OF the United
States at New-York. for the month Oh octooer'
1881: - 80, an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01
EUROPEAN Markets

LIVERPOOL oct $1,000 .-Pork-Prme Mess Eastern
dull AT So; do Western, du at 1885, Baeon--Cumberani
Cut Short Rio duh al 5l6d Long Clear
at 4Ss Short Clear. dull at 40. HaDs-LOng Cut dull
so; Shoulders $500 for BeefIndia Mess dull
1885, Mess dull ll4 Prime Mess dul at 94 Lard
Prime esern rm at 58Gd. raiOw-Prme City, steady
46d Turpentne-Spirits steady az 42Gd Rosin-ftne
steady IL; Common steady at dDIL Cheese-ADer-
Choice dull az SOD Lad on none here EiSGrIsxrs
Spring. dun AZ l0td Winter New western Gni at ll,2d
COrnxed, dull az 5lO I'D Cottonseed Oii-nelow Amen
here BOSinConEiOn at London nulat 0luUo1d
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at London steady az 4li9d.
LtyEkfocL oct 3l.-Reeeipts OF Wheat Tor the week:
From Atlantic ports 2GOO0 quarters from racine ports
100 euaTers from other sources $1,000 quarters CORR
10000 Quarters
LosDoS Oct Sli mCalcutta Linseed. 6li05l Sd per
spiI1ts furpentne AZ. cwL Refined Petroleum 69sa
87d; spirits OF Petroleum.. Sd4SaaG. gallon. Common
Rosin. 6Sd Lnseed on $3.50. per
HAMBURG Oct 3l.-WIoOxs Lard closed Mt 60 marks
per 100 10
Oct 3l.-Wicox's Lard closed NJ 81 marks 80
pfeDnigs per 100 Petroleum. 60 pfennngs
HAyEE Oct. 3l.-WlcOx's Lard closed ~ francs
Per 80 kilOs
ANTWERP Oct 3l-Petroleum 10 francs ~ centimes for
fine pale American Wiicoxs Lard closed l43
Der 100 kiOs-
CHEESE MARKET.
UTICA N Y, oct 3l.-There sold here today 900
boxes Cheese at l20lSclcadng price, 13c; $500
were eoldigned.
sales GOOO boxes September Factory 12al2c. as
grades; 5000 boxes Farm Diary at l23l2ssc.
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nR0p0SALS no MASONRY AND FOUN:

DATioN CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE TIE HENDERSON BRIDGE Co. (
LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct 5, 1881. y
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received until noon %
Saturday, November 1881 for the foundations and masonry
% one outractl of the Railway Bridge the Ohio RIVER
M henderson Kentucky Plans sni specicalols ea 90
Sen at he once Consulting Engineer, corner lltn
and Oldham ats Louisville, Ky Ihe right Is reserved 70 70
INV NV. onv ar ali rids f. DE FUNIAk, Chief Engineer
" A. W VAUGHAN, Consulting Engineer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01

fair amount of business was done in GoVernmen nj
bonds but at the close prices weakened so that te
final bids for the continued IS AMI the Is are 3 i9"
or than they were Saturday. AnneScd are the cIo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01
goparinersbip Notices.
eos aONFAGUE-sr., BRO0f

We beg you that have succeeded to the brs
mess OF CLARK POST & MARTIN, and have established
The firm OF posi- MARTIN co for the transaction Oh q
BANKING AND GENERAL. RAILWAY COhAIsSloS
BUSINESS, in which we Ia We large experience
pleased 10 treat with ana FOR you IN me nego
tatou purchase aud STATE city COUNTY amt RAJ lrold
secrltie special facs Tor the negotatl0a
OF water and Company securities We sha us hereto
fore make speciatv OF the purchase OF old and Hallway
material ANA as agents for the RAILROAD oUIPMBNr
CONPANY We have uneQualed facilities for supplying
Railway Equipment long credit and solicit correspond
WV " IL. A V. POST
ARCHER y. MARTIN.
CHARLES c. POAEROY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01

PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.
RIVER Mass 3lThe printing cloth market has
quet previous quotations. without sales
reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01
Business CHANCES
THE ENGLISH COLONY at LIE MARS.
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR PLASTERING.
OFFIcB OF BUILDING FOR STATE,
WAR NAVY DEPARINKNrs, ,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct %, lsSl.)
SEALED PROPOSALS Tor plagter1nR in the North wing Of
the building state War and Navy Departments In this
civ 80 900 yards O three oat
WORK aud 81 running feet Of Enriched Mondet Cornes
executed during the coming winter.
will be received this once until l. M OF NOyet1bor 10,
1851 and opened Immediately thereafter In presence Of
bidders. -. -. -.
Intending bidders required 10 visit this ohce where
models OF Succ0 Work and the Binding
nav De inspected specifications general Instructions of
bidders and blank forms Of proposals ootalned ,.
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01

The foreign exchange markets are quiet, but
rates arc hI,n at the following figures for actual
long and shGrt sight bills respectively; francs,
52Gl4 and 5.217s; rcichmarks 94 and 30, and
guilders 1884 and 4Ols.
cent higher at 80 9-16 for both money and account
United States continued IS were y higher at l05
and the Is were a higher at 1898. American rail
WAYS were from y to per cent higher for Illinois
Central, Central and Hudson and Lake
Shore, but the Others were only small
fractions higher than Saturday. Bar
silver advanced lsd. TO 52d. per ounce The Bank of
England to-day gained $4,000 bullion on balance.
In Paris French per cents advanced TO 81. 70:
The dissolution of the hrm of Clark. Post Il Mar
tin is announced in another column. Messsrs. Post,
Martin g. Co., their successors, remain as hereto
fore the Ncw-York correspondents of the old house
of Z. w. Clark x Co, of Philadelphia
The receipts OF iOnr ana gram ~ tine principal
Atlantic ports this 3lst day of October were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01

TotaiDush. 1920 249.2a5 a72 1882 45,COO 52,ls5
Thereceipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day were as follows
Receipts shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01

Total bush.... l42s0J O2O,0JO l72,8O0 447,O0O
The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day
Recspt@ 5ctpns1tL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01

UNITED STATES EXPRRss C0hPN1,(
TREAsuREEs OFFICE, So BRoADMAf,(
NRW.YoRK, Oct. 80 lssi.l
THE transfer books of this Company Will DC
A closed November s. at D. M, ard reopened Novem
ber M THEODORE =, WOOD, treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-01

Statement of business at the United States Assay
Office at NewYork, for the month ending October