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THE STOCK MARKET.
Review of the Week in Wall Street and Closing
Prices.


Prices.
Special TO The National Tribune.
New YORK, Oct 1.-The market during
the early part of the day was dull and steady,
chiefly owing to the covering of local shorts,
the hands of the large operators not showing
on either side. There was an expectant
state of affairs hinging on the result of
the Louisville and Nashville meeting, and
when it was announced toward p m.
a break of nearly per cent. took
place III the price of that stock,
which the rest of the market sympathized
with. The details of the meeting in a general
way, are already before the public We have
only to add, by way Of comment, that it was
question between bankruptcy and an issue of
stock, and it was foregone conclusion in
which way it would be decided. Comparing
100000 at 20 with 30,OOO000 at Sc, and COM
bining with the latter the knowledge ola deficit
of net earnings sufficient to meet the interest
on fixed charges, it will be seen that even
under the present circumstances the stock is
ut an exaggerated price. There has been
very fair buying of the better class of securi-
ties, and in n general way stocks are going out
Of weak hands into stronger ones. At the same
time Mr.. Gould is still an important factor in
the market. Money fell from down to 6,
closing at the latter figure.
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THE CROPS.

The Department of Agriculture estimates the
potato crop of the country this year at $780,
100000 bushels
The prospects of the new crop OF tobacco are
very fattering. Reports from various sections
of the tobacco growing region represent the
color and quality equal if not superior to the
crop Of 1850.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Latest Reports from Leading
Business Centres.

Secretary Teller, on Monday, rendered. de-
cision respecting the right of mil-owne rs and
residents upon the mineral lands of the United
States to cut wood and timber from sue lands
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The Secretary of the Interior has decided to
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Northern Dakota. which was withdrawn from
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the Government from that tribe Port; .Ons of
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Secretary Schur then withdrew tie lands
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the claim. Secretary Teller now decides that
the claim of the Chippewas is invalid and re-
opens the lands to settlement.
The condition of the Treasury as exhibited
in the public debt statement issued ION the LIST
of the month is rs follows:
Principal Of interest bearing debt SI,4I3l $50 90
Interest due I22l9 7l2
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INDUSTRIAL

The annual meeting Of the, Baltimore Board
of Trade took place Octobe I'd. The presi-
dent reports that the Standing committee on
the encouragement Of man fractures has been
able to obtain from the Gle neral Assembly the
same concessions in city taxes in behalf of
local manufactures to CORPORATIONS that Rad
previously been granted to individuals. This
privilege the Legislature I'd, however. refused
to extend to other counties in the State. Re-
greet IS expressed that no action had been taken
by the Board in reference to the improvement
Of our merchant marine service. The Board
has been earnestly pressi ~ upon Congress the
necessity Of the ship ca nal across the isthmus
dividing Delaware and Chesapeake bays, es-
tablishing a much shorter and cheaper route
between the West and Europe. The committee
had finally succeeded in obtaining an appro-
priation Of $4,000 for preliminary surveys.
The coinage at the Philadelphia Mint during
the month Of September aggregated 7,s7G, 800
pieces valued at $33G7Gl2. This amount is
made mp Of %, 800 eagles, 5000 gold dollars,
I000lGo silver dollars 100 haIf-dolIars, 100
quarter-dollars 10000 dimes, 1888 800 five
cent pieces, 300 thrce-cent pieces and $3.50, 300
cents.
The third annual convention of the North
American Bec-Keepcrs Society began its ses-
sion Monday morning and continue d three
days. DR.. 4. }. Cook, Of the Michigan Agri-
cultural College, is president, with DIR. Ehrick
Pauncly, Of New York, as secretary.
The coinage executed at the U. S. minis
during the month Of September amounted to
SS,Ol0,252, Of which ;5,572,GlO was in gold,
900
coins.
1t is estimated that the production of the
Pennsylvania oil fields at the present time is
about 1000 barrels per day.
RAILROADS.
The track Of the Wisconsin Central Railway
is now nearly completed from Necnah south to
Oshkosh, twenty miles. 1t runs parallel to
the track Of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway. From Schlcssingylle north about
ten miles Of track have been laid. 1t is ex-
pccted that the entire track viii be completed
October 10Th.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
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Railway that remains unissued. This invest
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Mr. r b. Blackstone president of the
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The Illinois supreme court has decided that
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which shipments TO a given point are charged
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The earnings Of the lines of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company east of Pittsburg and
Erie for August show increase in net earnings
of 45oS,356, As compared with the same month
of ISL.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is using
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and South Chicago. No smoke is emitted but
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OUR COMMERCIAL REPORT.
State of the Markets at Leading Trade Centres East
and West.

NEW York, Oct. 3.-Cotton IS Lice. lower closing
steady 81 sGWl 916 cents Southern Flour fairly active
and steady; good 10 choice Extra r. t7 Wheat "a &c.
higher for spot and "a c. higher for futures closing
firm AT ia &C below.the highest moderate export and
fairly active SpcCulai0n No red Certificates Il O7G
Ga October y OGsM1 or, November 81 OSdl 0S7a,
and December Il O9aH 10 Rye steady at 75I7S
Corn Haas cts higher aud excited closing firm
No. New York in Elevator 7lH7Ii9 choice white
Southern 80 cts October so 12l cts November Is a
1Ol cts G5 G's cts Oats less active and "a
higher; mixed Western $50 80 cents, white do. 400 20
coIS. Coffee steady and rather quiet Refined Sugars
quiet and unchanged. Petroleum quiet and firm; crude
Ha.3a cents, refined - HSAf cents United Bsa cents.
active and about - higher; Mess SD p for spot
~ I0C p 90 October 81 6O2l 80 November Lard more
active and so l2, cents higher, closing rather weak
urine steam n si3 12l5 spot S3 12 sd13 G5 October
~ Gl0 = 20 November, Si2 I2sM19 TX December.
Erei2ht 10 Liverpool dull Cotton per steamer 316 I'D,
Wheat Id.
CHICAGO, Oct. @.-Whcat higher. Regular 9F564
cents October 9i'6 cents November g37g year No.
> Sprug EFl cents cash options for regular No.
red NlHier cents cash. Corn strong and higher, 81
cents cash Il arl9 cents November 4!s wear 5oi
cents January, 52 Nav. Oats steady 81 \ cents
cash, 81 cents November &;i year "a Jan
uaTE. Rye steady a IS Pork active and higher
81 SO 22 GO cash al 22i n p - November $40 - year
l y 20 cash. ~ g. u 40 November AL year 81
January. Bulk Meats in fair demand Shoulder 40 p
short rib l4 80 and short clear 80 - Whisky lower
- l6 At the closing call Wheat quiet and a &C higher
for October, and i cent lower other options Corn
active and unchanged. Oats quiet and unchanged.
Pork strong Int irregular higher for this year and
2tsc lower for next. Lard in fair demand and firm.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. General forecast Probabilities for Autumn and
Winter of ISS2-lSS}.
2. Predictions for Western districts.
3. Predictions for January.
4. The weather and climate.
5. Predictions for February.
G. The weather repeats itself. Brief predictions.
:. Predictions for March
s. "Old saws" Duration of storms.
9. Predictions for April.
t. The Moon Theory. Myriads of shooting stars
L. How the frost works What becomes of wasted solar
energy?
49, Predictions for June
H. The Perpetual snOw-li line. Relative size OF the
planets
10 Predictions for July.
lG The light of the Moon. Ice on the Hudson.
L. Predictions for August
IS Hail.
10 Predictions for September.
20 Mctcors and Rrolitcs The transit of Venus
81. Predictions for October.
- The earth drying up. Why the sea Is salt.
% Predictions for November.
~ WhrlwindS caused by fire. Rate Of motion Of storms
The cyamoneter. Where do cyclones originate?
%. Predictions fer December.
20 Representations of the weather.
p. Another weather theory.
IS. Placing and reading of the barometer and Their
mOmrtcr.
90. The .hrike and the sparrow. Hawks and owls
ton.
81. The raven Some facts. Atmospheric and
ocean waves compared.
50. The Mystery of the Great Lakes
SO. The " Great Storm " in England
"a. Keep your wcather-Cye open.
81. Results of predictions
IS. sun spots and panCS.
81. The great earthquake in Canada.
IS. The November mctcors.
80. Twcnty-four English winters in the eighteenth
century.
40 What the people say and then forget
Al. The Folar-handS storm indicators
AZ. The weather Of our youth.
A.. The snowy owl.
II. The great storm
40. When the New Year begins
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CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. Oct. 3--Togs-Reccipts 500 and shipments
5000; demand brisk and market strong, good } cents
higher; common good mixed = COOS 40; heavy pack
ing and shipping y jOd@ - aud light = 7Od IS Cattle
Receipts 1000 and shipments 5000; trade generally
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stronger Texas - 30: half breeds and
Americans - 15I4 go Sheep Receipts 100 shipments
80; market about sicody; medium to good s. BjGf4
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FOREIGN Markets.

LIVERPOOL Oct.3-C otun-RccoiptS to-day 1850 bales
44'O American. sales 100 bales 700 bales American.
Market fat and irregular; middling Tpands at Gagd
Orleans l6d. Cotton 10 arrive opened fat and closed
weak. October delivery, rpands at 21G4aG 1920
october and NoycmbcrG 2lild6 lT-G4d.; November and
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MANCHESTER, oct. 3-The markets for warns and fab
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LONDON, oct. 3.-Iurpcmtiuc spirits 9d. per cwt
ANTWERP. oct. 3.-Icin"d petroleum gisMIg5I francs
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BEEIEN, oct. @.-Petrolcum marks 81 pfennigs %
IfcmIgs advance.
RIO JANEEo, oct 2.-Cofice-Good frsts 3TsOOd 1880
REFS per 10 koS. Average daily receipts 1O.5G0 bags
shipments to the United States $1,000 bags sales the
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on London I'D.
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