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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
THE CONTROLLERS REPORT
FACTS ABOUT BANKS AND CIRCULATION.

INTERESTING FIGURES AND COMPARISONS ABOUT
STATE AND PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.-The report of the
Controller of the Currency has been prepared Through
State officers returns Of State banks savings banks and
trust and loan companies received from twentyour
States Some OF the States and Territories including
Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina Alabama, Arkan-
Tennessee, Illinois, Kansas, Oregon and Dakota do
not require periodical returns OF the condition Of the
different classes of banks organized under their laws
From the returns from twenty States the following
abstract has been complied showing the and
liabilities of State banks and trust companies for the
years 1880 and 1888:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
ARRLTALS FROM EUROPE.

The White Star steamer Baltic brought
among her passengers yesterday L. s. Nada, MIR ana
Mrs j. Villas j. s. Villas, Mr. aud Mrs H. b. Schoi Loon
Agostin Mr.. aud Mrs. c. J. Biwillcr Hubert J. Bsous
ton Dr. j. c. Callaghan, Mr. and Mrs. f. Chase, w ana
Mrs. j. w. Jones, j. G.. Jebb Henry LghtfOot, William
Upton, Mrs. Muller j. ID. Mrrieees A. NJ. Patterson lie
Pearce, c. L. Perkins, the Rev c. RaynOr r. H. RoDet,s
William Tenant, T. @. Vaughan, W. 8 Vaughan, W. IL
Chase, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Williams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19

The foregoing table was prepared from returns from
ell the New-Engand States except Maine, from four
Middle States, not including Delaware and from all the
Western States excepting Illinois, Kansas and Nebraska
The only Southern States from which reports have been
received South Carolina Georgia louisiana Texas
Kentucky and Missouri. The only Pacific States were
California and Colorado There arc no State banks In
Maine only one in NewHampshire, six IN Vermont, and
none Massachusetts, There are however six loan and
trust companies in the latter state one In Rhode Island
and six in Connecticut
The following table exhibits the aggregate resources
and liabilities of 629 savings banks in 1880 and $50
in 1888:
RESOURCES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
RACE EQUALIIY AMONG CHRISTIANS.
(Br TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRBUSE.l

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 1S.-At the convention
yesterday Of the Congregational Association, after con-
siderable discussion resolutions passed advocating
equality among Christians Of all races religious
munion and strongly condemnng the present system VI
separate chnr hes for white and black Christians Dis
tinishcd CougregatiOnalists from all parts OF the south
were present Little Rock Ark, chosen the next
place OF meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
No. 4 West EiOhteena-sl, Nov. Is, 1888
an EXPLANATION BY Mr.. GHDER.

To the Editor OF the Tribune;
Sir: Kindly permit me to state that the press
reports OF my testimony in the Feuardent-CeSnola
trial are Inaccurate, and that in some cases aul nae,
by the papers say exactly the contrary OF what ud
say MY wish IS TO explain rather than to complain IS
know that II s difficult for those at the reporters table
to hear the witnesses distinctly. - .
Respectfully, T. W. GILIER'
NM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
rNREpEEMED NATIONAL BANK NOTES.


In the Controllers report for 1873 lao prepared Table
from data obtained from series OF reports the Super
ntenden OF the Bank Department Of the State Of New
York, exhibiting the amount OF notes which had been
issued to banks organized in the State and the amount
remaining at tho expiration OF the six years notice
dured to be given by the banks before they are by law
relieved from the obligations TO redeem them.
Returns were in this way obtained from 2S6
banks either incorporated organized under
the safety fund tho FREQ banking system OF
circul tion issued TO them was 5O7546ll, and the
Of unredeemed circulation at the date Of the
port named 81 336337 263 per cent Of the high
est amount issued The maximum amount of circulation
issued TO thirty State banks In the city OF NewlOr,
which still in operation, either National state
ing unredeemed In October 1875, $l42 36j, only
a3 per cent OF the highest amount issued.
The amount OF circulation issued TO $40 state banks
In Wisconsin R7,565,409, and tho amount
unredeemed $l3i717 the percentage OF unredeemed
being 17S only. The maximum issue To 30 state
while the amount remaining unredeemed S792767, the
proportion of the latter To the former being 2O2 per cent
The returns from 49, State banks In New-HOrk New
Jersey, Delaware and Maryland show their maximum
circulation 10 have been SOS, 66Il76, while
the amount unredeemed is 81 ,7O7 429. and
notes OF twenty-five State banks in Ohio, having circua
ton of ~, l06,3Sl 270. The greatest amount OF
circulation Issued TO TOT State banks In twelve states,
Sll4 67l,3 SAC, the amount outstanding S2O962S2,
and the proportion unredeemed "a per cent Is prob
able that under the national system OF redemption the
proportion OF National bank notes which will ultimately
30 redeemed under the National banking system is much
greater than that OF the State bank notes under previous
systems
The Controller estimates tho percentage that win be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
MISSISSIPPI STEAMER BURYED.

NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 1S.-A dispatch from
Captain John A. Stevenson, OF the steamer b H. Pails'
the total destruction by fire Of that vessel t'
morning at Bullets Bayou eight miles above Nalce
No lives lost The Parso left Nicksburg yesterday
for New-Oreans with 100 bales Of cotton 1900 sacks
OF oil cake and 500 barrels OF OIL The total loss Is Ss
mated at over 100000 She Is Insured for 10000 ~
ST. Louis agencies. Her cargo also doubtless insureu
The particulars OF the fire have not been obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19

The table below is recapulatiOn Of the foregoing
showing groups the aggregates for the bankers In the
sixteen principal cities In the thirty three states and Ter
rltorle- having private banking capital in OF
100000 and In tho eleven remaining States and Terri
tories for the last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19

Mary Churchill has got her "mad up, and
now pTactises eighteen hours day on the piano II -
reported that her father and mother missing no"
things do change about philadelphia Gail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19

81 do not love him in the old fond way,p
writes Ella Wheeler. What's the matter with him. Ella
Has he got wearing cloth galters, drinking tea for
breakfast or something like that II Philadelphia Call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
REACTION INEVITABLE.

That the reaction will come and that swiftly and COM
pletely, f. not matter OF doubt Already the voice Of
these who deuded, behodng the injury they have
their interests under the false excitement by
which they were nhamed begins to be heard Already
among those who have heretofore acted with this
revolutionary faction begin To realize that the
perate agtatOrs and promoters OF these Ouages cannot
be trusted 10 control the desnies Of peaceful
wealth. Already the voice Of the Nation f. unified
against this awful outbreak In State heretofore regarded
peaceful and lbertyOyng. Already the cry Of" This
way, Freeman has become known q hooking threat
that, unless you Bourbon freeman, your life, your
liberty and your enjoyment OF your political rights are at
the mercy of "A band lawless highwaymen and
desperate outlaws. The motto OF Bourbonism inter
preted by the blaze OF their weapons reads Unless
you Bourbon freeman you shall be the Bourbons'
slave or "A BOurbOn-made corpse"
THE ANTI-BOURBoN FIGHT TO GO on.
Feow-ctzens Of the Readuser party for myself. and
speaking doubtless behalf vi thousands OF Yrghians
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19

'Jlhc or the 10Th meridian adopted the stand
ard time all roads of Ohio and the Ale hcny
Mouuains and the time of the Goth meridian for West
ern roads situated anywhere In the Mississippi valley
These times may be designated Eastern and Western
times their difference being just one hour Following
westward stil, the next hour standard falls in the
Rocky Mountain District and hence Is Of little avail But
the third hour standard the time OF the 2Oth meridian
is very central and convenient for roads the Pacific
coast.
again the fifth eastward Is adopted the stand
ard time England and is the basis OF longitude all
marine charts
During the following year t1S73l Professor Dowd
failed to get meeting OF the committee OF the Western
and Southern Railway Association with that OF the New
England Association. After correspondence, however
the committees at length essentially agreed upon the
S5th meridian for the prime standard. Dir. DOwd went
to Chicago and drew up agreement pedgng each rail
way manager who signed 1t 20 begin using the standard
time OF the Goth meridian after majority of the reads
An that vicinity shOuld enter into the agreement The
,napagerp Of several OF the most important roads OF
Chicago signed the paper but II was not carried to any
effective issue. - -, -. ,,,.,oa o,o.,ou
,omnbef entitled The Superintendent standard Time
tm'1e In which he showed how the system would be.
II started upon the NewYork meridian as the prime
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1893

S. ySsss slsss sasSoo Su Corn asoOO suaA Shipments
BUpFALo, Nov. 2-F1our steady and nrm Wheat In good
demand sales $500 bush: No Hard Duluth al 81 IL q
5000 bush No White at 81 06t 1000 bush.
Sample at % cars do a 62 Oats steady and rn No.
White, ON track, 80 2e sales, choice State 3Sc.
Railroad freghts 70 New York steady. Canal feghts
changed Railroad receipts-Four 170O bbiss Wheat,
9s 06obSshi Corn Ss coo bush Lake Eeeelpts-Flour.
5000 bbsj Wheat 10000 bush: Corn % 600 Rail.
road shiPmentsFOur. 1880 bbls; Wheat 4lOOO busa;
CHICAGO. Nov. 2-Four quiet and unchanged. Regular
Wheat IN fair demand but unsettled and lower at 934c.
Novemberj 95095 &C. December; 96996 &c. 97
Februaryj 81 03 May No. Chicago Spring. g3a 934s.;
No. do- 81 ac No. Red Winter. 0Jc1Si OI. Corn
unsettled but generally higher In moderate
AZ 1c cash end November B47 December 46ad47c
all the years 4B4d46c January 4S1 10zSSsc. May. Re-
cepts-f1our 10000 bblsi Wheat 900 bush; Corn,
l290O bush ShPments-Flour $4,000 bbls Wheat $1,000
orNcTSAT Nov; 49, rOvsons Qulet and unchanged Hogs
active and tTn Common and Light 50 700s4 40 Packing
and Butchers "a 459S5 80 receipt 37OO shipments 1900
head
DETROIT Sich, Nov. 2.--wheat quiet No. White Fan
Scash November, 81 O32 December sI 041aSl 054
January 81 002 bid No Red 81 04 No. White g5c Com
NO 2 81 l2c Receips-Wbeat 800 bush; Corn 5000
bush shipments Wheat % 900 bush corn 5000 bush.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 2-FlOur steady and unchanged Wheat
opened hrmer higher closed shade lower; No Red FALL
00l49$l 0f1 cash 81 00 November 81 02 December;
00 bid ali the years 81 04 January O5S4 bid hebuaT
81 03ss May No DO, 95196. Corn hrner at 48
edsh 43AG43Tc Nov; 42c December 4lS494lSc. all The
year. 4loc, january 44S94tA May; Receipts-flour,
ments-Flour, 10000 bbls Wheat $4,000 Dus Corl G0OO
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03

:.s ..s. 1890 &C. g. .ssS ssS W. Ssr % e. 81 5000
$ :$:t ss
bush a4 bRisT0t steam 1900 bush rslR sRtssa s,d
ssn :issS SSS SSSa q
Ss,s spd I Ss PsrsssP a. Sa and
Sss ssi. e' d.
S. OH sS sS ssSs$ S.
ore and general cargo private MANz%SffI1
:cSoORsr, S1t g and home sShOSnsI @
Boston SHOCKS eoRK FOR ORDERS Italian bark
s5i ss: ''t4' 'no'asa "
e q S6
feeling az s ses Ms. Is & fsty ShSI Si radical S
s @ Ssrd @TsS q So fS BE- RSs, SSpaTy
IL 9 sSgs r a nanr 5 s?s
CITY clear Bach slI SIC; Extra Prs sii So Prime
Ty SrG iss9S
ciS sSI sessis'
ses SaaS TO a9s Sao'sc
s Sf on so Feed
Do Il h sss j S Pickle PicGied i Bellies, 'ta quoted c - D.
% r s@oEs sS@s1 ssSSe mOred rchS@ Hs@
15c: MIDDLEs. lriees so.OgSy a9la.a-, iP so
and shqt clear hall hall delivery go gos
changed T2ee city aeaYy AZ TiS To- LsR g. Pigs
ee ols are ny aoSa lOS pSr & IS & S ana ana
prices advanced 10 easier a. el back
speculation very modsrste for tie day Contract Grade
quoted closing SCo sales 80 tcs do. 776e 200 tes TO
last bali Do 775c 1850 November 1850 &c. closing
'SS S 'is s ysa eosa
SSU fcSa T Closing 77 sIR cs March S
actiye sales 40 ses 7G6e Of No Gity ales ls4 tSs
RRmehean pSss"n tSs
has undergone important change ali hne gaoes
well sustained TO the late advance on niodeTae seeRts
and sT 1T demand IRON ts raas medium S& @ a f
syiyana do s9gSOc Western o. 2p6SGci StatT Daay.
firAns ~ +e Western limitation Creamery Ch9eiSSss zOS
OF strictly Gne CRATES arc very urn IN their
an SS SS s S of"S e sSs de Is @
Choice E4stcrn l2Gl2sc Do Good 20 ,IiIe & We 81 81
loci Creamery skims 2GJc- Fair to Prime. kGGs naye
very uquiry and noted TO prices Without
aea2g c: S;s csnsda, sGc .'T LINED y sssasAc
HCE-Unolangedi lalr business
sPICEs-ouiet aud rather weak and unsettled VI,
liiCc Refncd duii aud easer; Cut Lad, Ss56lscj
Crushed gsG9 GToes sac Powd9Ised s.@s ,S s
Standard a ~ S7s.ct on a." 7ige; Willie Extra "C.
7i.a71sc; Extra &C. 6Ssa7sc; &C." oSs1O'scj yellow
sPTe&RINE-Iard stearne dun and somewhat nominal
CITY, quoted Sd5h Uieonargarho Stearne IN moderate
TXLow-juh aud barely steady Prime City quoted 7'S
IEA-Japan tasy; other Ainds nrm; domaud fair.
s9 1 o9c Sa lS LSs s 90 eases 6 L New Sg
lezoe iv4 ca,es lasS enps iyana PrYI,e ters 100
POO bales Havana soc os 10 100 bales sunarl' IL lOG
W0oINoing new has ,rnnspired On all fine grades OF
maintained though the actual mOyementis
insignificant oUr medium gra IS are not wantd nd
] sass lCOy S 70 "a 600 NJ IsEe Sc a. 90 Spring
do 50c 1000 secured fu California 45c.i 1000 ID Fme
pct Nois. lGc lsOOo spring California G0uOO p lsrri.
tory 1900 Canes liar Nos, 500 Daes Douaeo ioyov y
Domestic Pulled on private tei'ns
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03

There vas no business in State bonds. and OF city
bank stocks only ten shares Of Republic sold ut
Ia.
The business Ia railroad bonds was not large, but
there were few interesting fluctuations. Erie sec
ond consols sold at 93l2G v2a4003l9 aud at o2@
92i1 seller 90 days. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
seconds sold up TO 63 at the close on some scheme
for funding the bonds and pasduc interest into the
general mortgage bond to bear per cent Interest the
general rs sold at S20S1a4. Chesapeake and OHIO
Grsts, series p, were easier at 1884 Chicago st.
Louis and New Orleans IS mp "a at 10dl,
West shore and Buffalo 5s were easier at 1884 aud
Michigan Central ~ sold at 1881. There was
notable transaction ia Central aud Hudson coasoi
Ia; $16O, 600 sold at I3l. Richnaud and Danyilie
debentures were of per cent ut 5s. st. Paul frss,
Paeife aud Western division were active and de-
clined L TO 93is st. Paul and Omaha consols were
steady at 1o5i2e l05ss. Chicago. Burlington and
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
calcntta nunao-lAght, 2Oqa2la. Mlalle 2OhagI }.

Calcutta Bunalo-Hght, 20142l1, Middle 20gd2lb.
Aed- iI,ls 0, all klnds Light, 2DP@zl9i Middle.
Union fahnea yy,isasier-IishI Baeis sa5 5nadr
BACKS - @S5tS Do heavy 56Ta7f; LAght Crop SOH%S@
Eeecp1s q The week 556 and76s Bales Export,
l73sS 20 SGs fg gs s4GS ~ 5ssad '@o 10 tho ooa
pisIon oeong'os 90 an mprpv9d "a posi-
ogn article and the s1epa taken by prominent manu-.
s I1S5afns have De .' be@ea ana S now quite y
elng IS noticeable 5coel gg vine 9'nst, 10 s,a-dY
~ auote American, no j, 90 5Oe$Si sos No T. also
S'he, sSH Eors w. sacoc s2s 5asz sao
81 s22 'oSs2S .nd 1i ~ Daneinr,Sn 30 754 55
'EhgIsh BeaAeIaor - quoted AT 40 90. aul Midies
per per" osSt sSH IS Ss aaoisG ed 81 80 ssS %
yeirs GSSery is denied s5fSSiS are Stil Ie hgIres,
but with to Increased pr,aiueing caraeities oi
i + no, @ to assume from conversations had wit pToG
The Sew cenai roaa wants 10000 tors but not
yet postyc contrasts Od iron rails are seo9 men,
las s6id '' 70 iho sItont Of sIsGS1G 90. though
hsSSfF fssGf cOpes sGe 1 steady S Rs oa a
for Shafts. ana III Paie1 are by though
quoted steady Charcoal I'm - 623esb DO elnt 90
81 81 u Lead Is lower 600 Common oodat Aloe aud
ior Doneh and &c. iPr silcsa o. ,claagr hos dll
veInbe sold 10 ~ Tin weak Covper easieI. Lead dull
ePs, AssEsNsvy Crop Neworeans S4Oab9c; demand
messs 1e Ssg cEop here FoISEs n quiet n At
81 Go s5b for stTslned 70 strained spra ruFpentine
was bel eT aud 200 sold yard SIC Obbing
lots are anote az 3oic Tar and Pitch quiet and un
changed 80 "a
oil CAKETrade In slower and the price not above s2S 90
IL TINT.
oILA good IoObinS movement a. steady Gg9Ees Is S2,
quote: city IAnseed 67d5sc Western 5ja 6c Calcutta SG
6ge; Crude Cotton ed. 3Od"0c; euned summer yellow
"A d47 se latter best Lard, % qGbe Crude Afiih adr
dOJC. Crude Whale, 5o JJc; lty
Ion Cooanat OIL a.ai 7c Cochin, c Palm Oil 7aUlOci
Olive, 85c.; Cod AZ aSOc; NeAsiouJ 90 abOc5 PEThpa
26o gravity. l7alvci .1Rnnersi 42d4ac Tor BANKS hlu
44U45c for straits.
OCrAN FaIIGIITS-A continued guiCtude hl ocean
fTeiNt rOOu noticcd. Berth oud charter tonnage Mci'
alike dull and rates 10 a certain ctent DoDin LlN bl@
POOL steam Grain quoted 5L; $1,000 bush, via Bal.pfe
Ga; 20OO bbls. Apples, 50. ass Ci 1000 bbls oysTs
4NG4s Cd; ZOO bacs cotton, mOsiU ~ la-D.a
LEGO is Flour zs and GOO0 sacks do, lCs ga 5A
oHcste In lots, l0s 3D. 800 pkEa Been and l,Ol RAEs
IaId 2tA ca d3Osi O,OOD boxes (hlsHa .t''f 13JAi
Iaiiow, POSI- beet 90 Cd4 oit. -. gG' nSps,, ~.
22s Gd..-..LoSpoN, steam, 5000 busn. Grain 0sd
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPHIA STOCKS
P,Doytea bg JoRs H. DAVIS & Co.. II WGtLd.
THURSDAY, Nov. 2. p VI.

THURSDAY, NOV = y VI
The recorded transactions IN to-days stock
market amounted only to 291,725 shares.
and of those Oregon and TTans-oontinental fur
nished $4,000, at prices ranging between
47l4 and 4s5s, with final closing at 4eh, or Is
lower than last night; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western 81, 800. within range of 's per cent
and final closing Is lower than last evening
Lake Shore "a, 900, within range of y per cent.
and an ending ls lower than last evening; Ere
22.3OO, within a range of - per cent. with iinal
gain of os ST. Paul 2l,l00, within range
of o. per cent, with final gain Of IL,
and Texas and Pacific 24.40o, within a
range of 2as, with final loss of 2is per cent Oi
Denver g. Rio GTande, which recently was 80 active,
there were only 200 shares sold all day. and the
dealings in both of the Northern Paoics were COW
cred by $500 shares. As is shown above, Texas
and Pacific stock was specially weak, while Union
Pacific with small transactions. was specially
strong. The market was irregular all che
way out. Almost everything loaned on interest
Of from to per cent for carrying; few stocks
fat, but none at a premium for use. The general
opinion is that the market will remain
duh until after next weeks elections; but
that after that, if the elections generally are
carried by the Republicans, better and more
active market will follow.
Government bonds were fairly active and steady
after a decline of Il in the bids for 4i9s. Annexed
arc the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

,u,, ,pf Pula Nov o. Fi0ur-Qulet und g0Idy. Mime.
90 ExI cai So so do s5mgat % 75gs6' Pe1gaylyana
w1ner Paent sG 25aS6 80 Minnesota Patent 10 1@e7.
ey" Dull at SO 50os8 G2i2 Buckwheat Fourdoves
,arP and specIstioa quiet advanced eighty, and
co.e nT ar.l0ta quiet No Iie0 - aD3 4ci Ffes No
rcd ii 08a, 30 lted quoted q q 10 NO Rel 10
cIsiug SO Red November Al O52 bh, u Ol askei. De
ssEs FebTuary 81 ia bid u l3 asked and
nal aud no In the export situation CARROTS In
good dDand and driner No Mixed track, 64 U56cf
30 High Mixed on track 55ala5Cci No. 3 Yellow bgc;
censr bDl 67c. asked January 5Gc. bid, 0c asked
,,fiiay SO bid, tic asked Oate-CaT:lOis u good de
n and and drm No. white 85a3ji2ei No. White. 500
sGIc. 10 / White 35c; No. Mixed quotod nOmnaly
~ 4e Futures fair demand on rather Gmer taeH "
10 White ,Oyonber At 36c do December 90 ci cloalng,
a. bid 81 c asked January rs 80 bid. 1890. asked
c,S cSS'afz FANNY w. csisssis SS PaStsis Sizss2 sS
SSZSs l9 ia 5S@s2 Dried Beef s5ai6; rOrE Mess
sizse S5 new $ItSsi 90 DO Prge ness & new S satS
IA lsie SIDES smoked eka8sei do. in salt 7AasfeI
Shoulders dry salt oia Se do se new 6c; DO Do
S@sSr; bellies 10 Pickle, 9lzaOcj do smoked salt 100
81 n: DO butchers Loose 81 95gs7 So Butter-Firm snd
sr bradford County asd NewYOsk Extra 23927c; Penn
syi ania tra i6a22c; Western Extra, 22c; do Good 10
isSOca ao Eg:E sgsEc Ss'Essia but hrr a
Yo,k Fnl Cream IL ig9I2a4ci Western do, la1G tc
do Fair 10 Good l0@all4c; PenDyiyana Part ssms 6a
5cs do Pull skins. a. &c snear-H@w Dcminali heaBod
"a n ijc; Confectionery "a" 1916. RcodT1rmer;
Winter bfan. si6 50a;l7. Pstrosgm-DrlIn 81 Refined IN
eIi: y b 'Gecsps@fionT $500 bbs; Wheat sJSOO Ins
SS5 g go tS 6asS: Corn, o3oo bush; oats 200 bush
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
LIVE srncn MAnKErs--RY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO HOy 2.-Ths DropsrS journal rrporls r nogs
pcc,nis OOO; shipments 3B0Oj Choice uea'y sVohb0i'
All other grades generally steady ,,..,. Enn ncad.
iiccctpts, 5000 hcad shipmens, 80
market DUH an Oel0w best grades lower EhlVI' ~ o,.
Good ChOcc, % 4OdfOj Conaon 20 Mu r =. IasS sd,
itange Cntti3 steady COoiAdos % lOi l0A"'' ~
WyOmnss, IL 70. . -. ,,,,,ents 400 head;
Steep--iicceiptn, 2OOO head hIPu',tsi, Good 40,
Hteaay; lnietur tO FAR P~ds' "'' ~ W.
choice. FJ as; Texans, 1aS3 Do. -, .-x hoad total
RuFv.io Sow 2-1aitle- -heoepts to-day SO heae .ot'
Tor week thus lur 1900 head or sao uno ,a' f hn.I
mo head; consigned through 2lD cAIsi No.,
ness for good quality; penty oi ennO"' 0u' "'
sT LOUIE Nov. g. Cale-Receipts, 600 bead @
o6o ira. Win tho goo steers tne supply
Sss of boar Gnanty title dOne Expors - Gso ao Dc ,
10 Choice arb; Medium 10 FaiI, - iVos "a IA
neherng atuu sjdsi 20; Texnna IS ZJde4i inoih % ~
asa 80. -. 4, ,,..,,s 600 head, mar.
ket unchanged
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

t,vpnpooI Nov, 2.-I2:30 D. m.-TheTe n moderate In
o.t,r Nbici "a freely supplied; Middug Uplands Cdi DO
1Tsis 6sd Sales 10000 bsies Dendng oe0 for spssan
HmeI,ean FaturesUplnnds Low Middlng clause Eoygm
n sSety Ul.ezd; alec G064d. do November and De
eeiuber delivery, 69ead alec sseid 10 December and
SSl, as1 a9-6Ld, March and April delivery
also "a al April and May delivery i6sd DO. May
- -. In. deltyory 6-eld. Futures hat
ISO D. in-Fntnfes, Uplands Lw Midaling CLAUSE Noyen
L., ggid. November and lecellDer delivery
~ nsi do January and February delivery, CsO4d
500 r. -Fuiuresupiands Log Aiddhg easss' Noreni en-
~ 6O.g4d.; also 3 d2-Okdj aAO D BlbAdi DO De-
cefIcr and January delivery 6sO1d also 5O1B4a aIso
"a! IL, d. FEBRUARY anil March delivery O@-b4d5 90
an rl a,d Apri delivery ID: also lylaa 90 Ap n.a
MY dsixerS k.J4d; 90 May and June deii'sIy o4d
Tt,fures e os.d unsettled
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03

The cie.irances elsewhere Oh City, 100000
bradford 2sO2 900; Pittsburg, 1885. 900 barTel,.
There Is no change uDte IN the refined petroleum mar
kct
Ka.pyogp Penn, N0v. 2.--Crude oil quiet and
stedv though the market broke after SLIGHT advance at
Tho close on a report Of well In Forest County.
Ti,ursday's rms, 54,S46 barrels; shipments OO0s3
ca.uers l23sl: ceaTancea, 2.SB2 900. United Pipe
line ceI tRcatea opened at 100s and closed at l09;
hirhesis price, / 09i2 lowest, 1888
New-York tribune., 1883-11-03
NEw.YORN, Nov. .

Another sluggish market in petroleum certifi-
Gates to-day resulted in sacgng OF the price TO Al 0s7s
ISL 90 The dealings utterly devoid of feature
and the weakness with which the market closed affords
no hasis for speculation for the future.
carefully prepared report froIn the field man of Hi
ton Waugh preuts favorable showing regards the
dpyeopnent work last month In tine oil g0ns. The re
po does include the lower regions tsm3l "a rcspecs
but embraces the Alesay. Bradford, Glade,
Clarendon, TiOna COOper and Ball;o|n ncds IL com
mares with Scptember as follows: