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New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
FRAGMENTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

A motion was granted yesterday by Justice
~ prut. in the Supreme Court, Chambers Tor biii OF
.uI,rs q, the names OF persons who have iaiiea 10
r., oo,,ri,mtjons to the Ncw-Iork Infant Asylum IN
Of an article published on October H. 1855
, ,s,i,u,ion has brought an action for SaO,ooo az
inc iores AGAINST Theodore Roosevelt ana ine9uore
shrinc that the article published at their IN
lame and that in the Board OF Mansgeis OF tnc Asy
sv IA nnrorerly organized new Board OF directors
la 1 haI ibarrcd competent physician. This charge,
\; anu as n asserted had damaged the Institution ia INC
aiIo ros Buttcrncld suit before Justice Barrett
ION nry Yesterday In the supreme Court declared tnat
W;IHm II Henry had promised him one-iali OF $zooVov
Mllh hond secire for Mr.. Henry cash purchaser at
y ,no e nnG for mine owned by him in Grant County ~
H. pncried asserted he had secured such Gus
;oucr in one Price, but that Mr. Henry haa icd 70 con
11o o1 ,hc bargain Mr. Buitcriied therefore Drought
.n 70 recover 100000 The affidavit Of Mi Price was
e d Jenving that he had made the alleged oncr, ana
HsI ~, Ibutterield's snit was thcreupon dismissed
In The case of ARENAS H. Holmes against H. thanrc
,nd ID III Moat jr, involving the good iMth ol the ue
sdants in tho sale Of block of Little Ptsburg slock
rcr was obtained Yesterday requiring Mr. Holmes to
a how cause on october 20 why tho tho judsmen; Tor
,6 o0O obtained on Monday should not he set aside Inc
Sfdait of Robert sewc upon which the ordSr was % Tp
sained states that the Judgment was taken without he
mowledse of the defendants or Of their attorney ana
that the suit will he vigorously defended Wheh ooncs
an ,soin fo trial,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
THE COURTS.
ELEVATED RAILROAD TAX REVISION.
70 - pratt. in the Special Term of the Su


r, rendered, his decision yesterday upon eleven
rorai proceedings brought by the different elevated
COMPANIES Of this city to nave no ,s7sss
and set aside as Illegal, erroneous uncqua. un"
unjust The Justice decides In the main an ~. to tax
cortv at its actual value. Relaxation VI c"Pi'
AZ % ,ests on the fact that 1t represents the properly ..
rnoraton and tho price Of the stock In the marAe.
c actual value of the stock TO DC 'aNea
laus that the usually just method OF making 'e as
was 70 ascertain the market value OF 'he s'"'A
,,, reduction for real estate TO use that price a.
anu eis of taxation. There are cases IN WHICH ~. .,
the of fhe stock Is not proper guide as IN lne
inarh,s corners" otc. The best guidco the to,ds M
sase wond have been the cost OF inc srE,r, W W
sea,r, would have cost reproduce IT, Inc Msnha,,n @
VIVA cond not Il asserts, set on Whh' IL 'u ,o
tVni J out FOR the leases ia they were no, c'l ~
pa! @ Sl q 600 600 of Manhattan capitai dd not rcp
tatc. m Investment of dollar IN cash or property
rss ~ moi evously rcprcsentedby the structure ho
thsi y, the other two companies The Justice coz
,ba there was great inequality IN the
fie.s with other real estate IN the cty anu 'ho!
eohi nr materially reduced. lie fixes the p.isoi 'an
inut " oir,roljtan for 1850 at So 169 20 INC tW on
on lsc lct,re for 1881 $13o012 1s 1sS2. Sll o19 ~
~ II In9 al % on the NowYork structure for ISL,
llos 53 80 1889, $ll6,407 %; 1ss3, SllS'S'o -
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRiNCIscO Oct. i3, 1891.
THE PETROLETM MARKET.

NEw-YoEK, Oct. IA.
To say that the phenomenal character OF the
Cbrysty WE'LL In tho Thorn Creek district Butler County,
Pcnu has cmorazed the speculation In Oh cerhcatess
describe the market to-day sufficiently 10 s general
features The well has been flowing at a rate ranging
from 900 to 900 barrels day And coupled with this
has been an utput from the Phillips well that varied
little from the recent heavy production II was reported
that the Chrysty has reached oil IN level below mat
touched by the Phillips. which, II true. reduces the
chances that tho latters production VIII be reduced
through the draining OF II by the wells opened near H. II
Is simple that each Specuator takes his fortune IN
his hand when hc operates such market az that OF to-
dav, while an investor need no more be disturbed
by the break than before IL occurred, because every
other feature Of the situation is "bulsh Against 90
last night prices opened to-day at 662. quickly fell 10
G3I rallied O. and then sold down before the after
noon 10 GIL cents. The early dealings were marked
with panicy feeling bur after noon the purchases Tor
The short interest rallied prices 10 o cents WIN 'nec
y crs satisfied there another slump ~ Ol ~ uc
Close hcng made on a rally 10 62A cents The market
closed unsettled There only one small failure ~
the Consolidated Board.
The dealings In stocks ~ the NcNb oih I.tociSr ana
Stock Board amounted to II ,li0 shares.
The range of prices and the ioia doH-S ID OH cCl-
,fu f.,tIaN " As f.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
corroN MARKErs-yY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL oct I4-l2:30 o. Cotton easier; Mnsiint
rplands 55 do M.,dinc orleans 51f.; sales sO0O OetS
inciudr 200 bales for speculation and export recept
1900 baes including 900 Daes American Futures ssav
uplznds Low Mddng clause October delivery, - s4as
also S3G&d; DO October AMI November delivery Joe4d
do December and IaBnsry delivers 3i14d eso 3JS!d
do and February delivery 3s6fd aso 3!y4d;
February aud March delivery 40Gld also ~ SD;
do March and April delivery s i5.0fdi also ll.SSd'
do April amt Nay delivery, ysscid do May ant June de'
livery. jl.Gfd.
American. Futures quiet tPlards Low Mhidine cianses
bor delivery 5-Gtd buyers; Do November and December
deyry "a Sid sellers o Dcsnber and January delivery,
s5-6td buyers do. January aud February delivery.
a3g4d sellers do February anl March delivery te4d
sellers. DO March and April delivery. A1{d buyers.
April and May dcliv. iStid. value; do xsy anu
June delivery. 52.6id. sslue. ,..
-s,ortOn-ruiures closed s,caiy Cplauds Low MA
ding clause, october clyer, NG4d buyers DO October
and November delivery 31Cid buyers do November and
December delivery 46it buyers DO December spd jam.
delivery. 3hCtd. BUYERS do January and February
tS.64d sellers DO March AID Apnl delivery, <jo4d.
buyers April and May delivery. 5064d value do May
aud June delivery, , .3-Gld. buyers
GALVESTON, Oct. l Cotton quef Nidiiuc o.l6, Low
Madng ga; Good Or aarg 10; net and gross receipts.
27i- bales sales, s07 bales. stock. is.O49 bales
SAVANNAH, Oct li.-Coiton quiet MiidinR DIG; Low
Mddng S.l6 Good Ordinary O. net and Sro.s rscepts,
last evening 800 bales. stock. - 40 bales
NrW.OILRASs. oct. 14-C0ton steady MiddlnE 90 Low
Mhidling yMl6: Cool Ordinary 9 net receipts le.eSI
bales gross $3.50 bales Export. TO Great Britain 423
bales; Exports Corswise, 2492 bales; sses 1000 baes
stock, S3,2JS bales.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
w ,suINcToN. Oct. 1.-THE proceedings

,be United States Supreme Court to-day follows
No 276-The United states plaintif in error asf Alfred
pryerrier others 10 the Crcult Court OF 'c
p,ted states !or the District OF Louisiana. On mo
ton o. Phil ps. OF counsel for plainn III
disiDsscd. ,.,,..-
40 1.-THE Cned states, plaintiff IN error ag William
R Whitaker and others In error 10 the Crcnt court o e
the Eastern District of Louisiana On m"
ton OF Phillips OF counsel Tor piantin IN
error, dismissed. ,e-,,-- ,.,.-
No l0j6-Jo ohm Foster County Attony OF Saline Tcln'y
nlainn In error agt state of nansGs. ex rel W. A.
Johnson Attorney General. Motion for rale areued
No 1D56-Jobn Fost CouLiy Attorney OF saline onnty
nsiutf I'm the state OF Kansas. cN rel w A
Johdson Attorney General Motion TO DISMISS submitted
No l4-Se,lnan Crock and others, appellants. agt. the
Inlisnanolis Cincinnati and Lafayette karoad Company
aud on motion OF counsel Tor appellant continued
pr stipulation. -. ,,..- ,,,
4 [ the L ;ed States. Argued - a,
Ss,-iohn p PsuliscD, receiver, appellant agt the
United states. Argument commenced
Id
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
CRAIN AND PRODUCE WARKEIS.
FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS.

The grain in store at Chicago on October II
s reported at slj75l3 bushels against 7,sss,s3o the
week previous an increase of 26s67s bushels There
was heavy increase ia wheat and oats and decrease Ill
corr, the figures being follows wheat, 4 1333o3'
Increase 36s. .7s0 corn, 35lO, 40; decrease 2o30Oi
oats 3l4 ,066; increase 1886 bushels.
The markets to-day duh aud unlntcres'ing.
Early weakness In wheat followed by late ao'
vance. which was due to the reports Of better move
pcnt Of exports The final adv for wheat were:
Seent for October s5,a u ior November at s6s g
tof December at S-- for January at 30| Tor Fcp
ruary AT 92a. cents Corn for October and December
sosed unchanged AT 6, and 81 November Is down al
January up at 80 and February np L. at 90 ti's
Nl sal4 cent the final prices being 32l2 for October,
ss sna S27s for November The provision markets were
suii and with little feature.
Atthe four principal seaboard ports the arrivals of
pain were Wheat 4G69i9; corn, 7S,O7I ; oats 1922
Xo total grain G67 O95 shells -four 3650G barrels
W.T. receipts al Chicago Milwaukee and St Ions were
Mheat, 2j0.j67 eorn llO95s; oats, 165,J11 total
Vsln, J37 ,03O bushels -four, 4s ,5ll barrels.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
DULL MARKETS IN CHICAGO.
WHEAT The CHIEF OBJECT OF INTEHEsT--A LAEGl
VISIBLE SUPPLY.
NISIDLTs StfT LIT
by TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIDUNE.l

by TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l
CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-Thc receipts of grain this
morning we're lIG winter wheat. 45O cars spring
snca 357 con 222 OATS AS ears rye li3 cars
Hey by canal, 80 600 bushels of corn arrived Ihc
s.kets opened exceedingly dull aud weak Wheat after
functional decline advanced as of a cent over the open
~s ngufe, which 1858 cents. Corn opened at o3
~ and after selling Off u cent, advanced to the open
spncc Other articles the list proportionatey
80 The visible supply statement posted this morning
surprise 10 most operators, being larger than any
'ae had anticipated.
s wheat pit was wen patronzcd. and at times trad
tsSS va very active. John Rumsey Hutchinson, Boyn
sni sa host Of local operators were selling the ar
xnent That tho woret had been heard from the bear
and that after the Ohio election advance would
s IN The prices held steady but no characteristic
s,,vssement either way started The corn pit was
siis. deserted. 1t IL stated that the clique arc
HtSnk ne November option short in New York, and
As1 s,tef having run squeeze In October to ship
cesn holdings into the Eastern markets, 10 deliver
prices 70 Eastern spectators when they want
about thirty days hence In provisions and lard
Nor Sas scarcely any thing doing. The afternoon scs-
I ''Ssed %s strong at the following figures for Hoyem-
O~t wheat, 77aec cOrD 53c oats, % asc lard $40.
~'"oer wheat advanced TO 16A<.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
TIVE STOCK MARxEr-BY TELEGRAPH.


BUFFALO Oct h-Canls ls-Recsipt, tot,v 3oJ head; toa
FOR week $500 head for anne tine last wrek 4suo
head consigned through 81 ears. du Tong
Good 10 oce S5 1OQ$ 50 49, Stoc.ors ana fccders
S. Z GSi i. nm, ,o, ,o,,, ,. .r.,, ,,r. for
10 n head; time last week lbOOo hea conslgnea
through market active ami lower Mcdiun 10 "oou
~ T5dx3 rs: canada Lambs - 10 - 'nt. -
o1,Recepts tldly 80 0heii total for week thus far
23Oo head for same tins a,t wees, lyovo Ieai como
sgncd through - cars activo and steady Uood
soce Workers s5 rs Az Butchers Grades 50 4OG5 30
Pigs, 81 75dsJOO
CHICAGO oct II.-Ths Drorsrs yoWnN reports Hoas
Receipts "a shipments. 5000 hea marIot weak
and shppn s. % s. 5J Light s41oaso los SKIP. - oo
So . ,,. , ~, ...,. nan,
shipping IS 500 81 6G Common to Medium "a 3o@so oV'
Texans s. 5Od ~ 30 o,, ,,or,., firm.
Sheeo--Receipts. 3too shipments LOO, mafKes MN n
So 5 Choice Extra oos4 40 Lambs per nead 81 w
S. l2La Texas Sheen ~ 10 6s3 w. ,soo .,,..,,.
ST. LOUIS oct soc o,, ship%ents psdo
shlnplnS S. 81 81 80; Co TO Medium - 5OGso o0
Grass Natives. 5000 81 so Grass r'1inh - zoo
- 70 ON .....u,. c,,,mon O., ".
du 2J 81 OO Cholce s. - as o Lambs ,. oo
"HfhaesGReceipts 5000 shipments. 800; market lower
yorkcrs 50 co. Packing - 75as3 TO- eavy - 10
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srPnF,fr CoURT-CHAMBERs- Before Van Brunt J Nos.
g. 10 ~ 90 e7 l19, 227. 259 2S2 2s3 2si 2>1 2s6
s03 357 S35 S3S S33 $40, 81. -
sfrRrnr Cot RT-0ExrRAL TERN Before Davis PJ Brady
isSls isI 1877 1872 2o4. 2o5 2o7 49, 1922 I6i 49, l12s
i.6 200 eos 2l2. 2l3. 2l7 -, Mt. ,,.,o
SiTsfMK CoURT-SPECIAL TrRM-PtBT t-Before DonOlue
J-Couri opens at o tacnsar called ut l1iO a. NJ 10"
6ls ~ 80 1o2, 100 '9', 1913 ' So soi UP 10 anu
'sIPsfvr CouRT-CIgctIT-PART I--Before Andrews j.
ras.to Ic summed Nos 1905. 1892 ISIS 53 90,
t4 SO9o 1863 ST. 23s? II 6 III! ll4s 2991 lS'S 1870
stPRrilE CoUFT-(IRclIT-PART 1Iref,re BlrrcItJ 80
it2 III eGsg oUiG zU7l 2O7l. l-25 s3s 3S l1s l7io
ss2 II l. gi3B 1887. 279p 1776i9. 1885. ljsj
sIpRrY, IT--tIBr UiTP AEI u! Bcfoir laWrcncel
Nos I47 1858 p 1857. 24j 2l4D 2l3l, 2SGS l8l2 ~"
R4O Pal 1871. PISS s20i2 2ll6 2l25. $685. 1880 loA4
pss6s ,rJs CoIRr-Rolins. SWIM OF Frederick Groic
Nary Jane sharkey. II q IL. Henrietta BSer T. m
SIPgRlOR COUEI-SPRCIAL TLEM-Ee.0re OtSonnin j. -
Case unfinished. Nos. a. s. 81 40 - 81 a. ~;
CJ-Nos 90 573 57I $780, 9cS JJ5. $50 1888 2'o' 12o
suPfsoR COZ Rr-TGI ,LTEEN-PAgT II-Before Frecdman
Nos 80 52l Az 596 1927 100! COS 6Je oi3' ol''
slFrGioR CoUGT@rRI,L TrqN-PAsr III,-Eefore Trnax,
Calendar called at 10 a. N. No. 1856, lii1, 1860 l4S
l4G2 1863 l4uI 1879. lis1 14Sl, 1855. l4g IV i.u5
1877 l5s 1909 1913 l5ll, rj22, 1874 100 3z", i32l
152s 1923 1j 10 l53o 1881 1872, 1881 lo5O Ioo 1000
Comiov PLEAs-srEcIAL TEEM-Getore Allen. J.-No'; ;G
COMMON PlyAs-EerIrY TERN-DefOreJ I. DAY. J-'case
On all day. Nos. l., 10. .
Cossos PLEAs-TRIAL THRw-P,RTI.- Before ] Iarrcmorc
to5 sa7 S36 lc1 70J .l. 80 1889 l04o 1922 lo4
)oi5. lOl6 la47, lOia. 104a 1850, 20 l. In52
'0HEOS PLEAs-TRAL TLBN-PAGi Il--BetJfe l'cdc1, j.
Gaze lean against West shore Railroad Company
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

state bonds neglected. and The sales ot city bank
.,.cLs Included ouly Fourth National tsOl NJ l15l2.
Tho hnsuces In railway bonds was fairly well dstribu
ted but generally IN small amounts IA rule price,
ucr cent TO So and closed at 55ds West
Shore and Buffalo first is and closed at in
Metropolitan mkt 6s were unusually active Ihcy rose
pcr cent To 1852. but closed at lOl and tho seconds
we're M 10 M g, East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
consol IS were steady at Sc Missouri fachc conso!s
were up per cent nj 92 Denver and Ro Granlc nrsts
sold at 02 decline OF "a cent from inc 's proV
Ous sale and the consos a easier al 9os hahsa
Pacific consos were higher al 9O4 aud nrsts Denver
division sold at Oregon short Line Us were
rm al g. Texas Pacific incomes were u higher at 5os
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
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MERCHANDISE tSD SrtClE.
,coos 40 mnoris SOL Ss57l6 ssl.T5j.3Jl s53.s0o,392
AT the STOCK Exchange to-day the Ohio election was
subject Of more general interest than were the markets.
Every item of news bearing upon The probable result was
eagerly sought for and when obtained as eagerly dis-
cussed Instead Of the usual question: How Is the
market ," II was: What is the latest from ONO
that one heard in the board and in the street The mar
ke however received sufficient attention TO marx more
r less pprec in values The stock market opened
at prices generally little better than last evenings
closing CURES but that was immediately followed ly some
fractions decline After that the dealings were marked
by not little fcvcrishness and irreenarty but each
Ouciuatior marked "a higher value til In the last half
hour The dealings d9G,527 shares were less than 800
different from those Of yesterday, aud the general feat
urcs were of the same character Union Pacific and
Delaware Lackavanna and Western were the Leading
stocks. although few OF the other stocks record
greater final advances than DO thosc TWO
stocks Northwestern, for instance, after o2, at olA
shows gain OF 7s per cent and Omaha common nj 81 g
shows a gain Of y per cent st. Paul sold up to sos
but its final price, s03s Is gain Of only g per cent III
the last half hour the market was somewhat usci'co
Delaware Iackawanna and Wcstcrnthat had sod up "a
ner cent 10 IO7a declined TO 1865 Union Pacific, that
had been SO bid ended at 575s. Lake shore that had
been 7Gas closed at 7j only better than yes'er
day Central and Hudson sold up TO 9j4 d95 and closed
quoted 9Iiad9IA Northern Pacific preferred, aitcr
49, sold at A. Central Of NcwJcrsey after 40 closed
weak at 45s. and Reading. after 81, hardly steady
s 22li. Western mon, after ooi4 vas oncre' a' '''
The market closed icverish and unsettled
Government bonds were quiet and 1rm with the bids
for the 4i2s advanced Is per cent Annexed are the
closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Ioynoy Oct lt-l2S0p m.-Ccpsos l0l 3-i5 for money.
and lO blB for the account Atlantic and Great western
Tirst gage rrustecs Certificates "a DO Second Mort
carc =; New-Jers-y BoDdo lO1.
Eris I4's DO. second tonsols J1ig Ne~york central
9S II Canadian Pacific. 46i2 ST. Ia ii Common. s2ia
PARIS quote Three Per Cent Rentes at II francs %
centmes Tor the account
m-Consos i0l l6 for money and IOl 4 FOR the er
count Atlantic Great western Fret Mortgage 1rustete
Certificates "a S; Nsw-Y -Ysrk Central. 81 -
A:3O d m-Bar silver quoted af 80 1874 per ounse
Paris quote hree Per Cent Rentes al II france 81
centmes for the account.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Ter North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
NEW-lORK Oct. IA. lSSl
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-Yoex. O,toocr IA. 1884,

NEw-YOGX. O,t0Dcr IA. 1s5L
ASHES-Are still dull and essentially unchanged at "A
sc. for pots, and ) aGgc. for pcars
BEEsWAX-A good demand exists at strong prices
Western and Southern. 29d3lc. -
BUILDING MATERIALs-Brlcks, as wcll as limo, lath;
and lumber been slow both by aud
yarl and vet late prices are IN the main sustained
COOPERAGE STUCk-Only q small business IN molasses
shocks was done all other descriptions were dun
and almost nominal. We quote 4; Empty ,Ihds NJ
So 25 Hoops, Ii feet, S33dl31; do, ~ feet, S2Id
s2s Molasscs SHOCKS and Heads ST. 759s?l6 sugar do
do 3sinch 81 s5aS2 %; do 80 inch 81 i5 O,d shoeks
ami New Heads IS inch. 81 3jas ioa 81 inch 81 oS%
81 To- Old shocks without Heads 73Q 3c Rum Shocks anu
Heads. So 15 do Pipes S6dS7. .,
COcoANO Gusyauu here. quoted IL la l5c Maracaoo
nominal at 25c; Trinidad. III 0l1c
CHICORI-Ground, 5i2 2fItc.
COAI.-In small ncreas, the demand for Do
nestle s7es has been noticed but general movement can
he reported The mild weather and abundance OF stocks ~
all shipping points continue to much rregnafty IN va
Anthracite alongside So 5ds4 to Btumnous 81 oo6
81 rs
CoFFEE-spot Rio dull and nominal at l0c for fair car
goes Old or New No sales, Options dun AMI weak octo
6er, s45ds5O; November. s.95ds Dceem6er s2o
$50; January s30d9a5; February 535 dHf0 MARCH, Mo
as4j; April s45as.50 May. S45aS95 June 500
S55 bid and asked Mild grades quiet aud neal nominal
sales 26O bags Rca MaIacabo and 2J2 Central
American private terms Brazil in stock and ahoat same
filuela
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

Elsewhere the ccarances were: oil City. q 2o4C Cooi
Bradford g-2 O0O and Pitisburc, 1874 900 barrels
Tho Gn1atons for ref" oil werc reduced again is OF
a cent pcr gallon "a cents. Tho trade is hght buyers
holding on account Of Tie weakness " cguut' 'b"
sellers not bciu "a ger TO press the market
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

Iinseed Cake as 6s sss i0a rer toni nsnnsd retrseI
8i~d 1g "a ner gallon; Spirits of TnrpeDDe, 22s ed ~
cwt perm OH EGs per ton; Rcs,n' cmno9 a. % S:1 -
Americsn sugar 15s ~ peg cwt for Cuba Continued
poaring gB and 49, les I'd for Cuba Muscovafo fe1
refining anoat
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

CORDh0E- Firm and IN dem mi on the basis OF lbc i0r
Manila, and gi2c for Slsal -
COTTO N-spot Cotton dull weak without quoable
change AZ oales ly ior spinning Receipts az
ports today, 37367 bales agJsnt s63 bales this d
lasf week, and 3lb27 last year Sincc september l.
7HrOl bales against 745036 same period last season
according 70 the American classlacaoa ar9
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
SPIRITS OF TuRPENTINE.

CHARLESTON. Oct l4.-Turpentine frm at q &c.
SAVANNAH, Oct. IA. .-Turpen tine hrm At 21c.
WuNIxGIoy, Oct li.-Turpentine nru. at 2ic.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15


The Custom House returns of last weeks foreign
movements Of merchandise at New York chow result
that makes unfayorblc comparison for the port win me
movements OF the week Of 1srj but a faNordpc
co,nparsou with the week of lse2 Inc imports Id7I
week exceeded the exports G730s against an excess
of ONLY $40 for the week Of 1883 and against an cA
cess of - S37 80 for week of 1.s2 The imports
last week j0lj) SGl7ll5 less than FOR inc
week Of 1883 and - 62l 6j less than for the week OF
$50; the exports 80 G51 95s were 3o2 less iha
for the week of aud i5 o30 less than for me week
Of 1882 For the fortyone weeks OF this year the n-
morris OF merchandise exceed the exports Sc'3siolS
which Is f9l 2I greater than the excess of lsS3 ana
it3i2 $50 less than the for the same period oi
1899 The resulting balances after deductng the specie
movement on the business Of fortyonc weeks for Three
ycal, are shown in the subjoned table:
pPoBIs AND EXPORTS IRON JANUARY TO DiTf.
MERCHANDISE
,,or,s 500 go6 2aO sG6l, ,aG0. $50 S3il 33i ,9lJ
EXiorts ....... 267.j7j.l3J 2so.i61493 "1'i"oo2''
Excess ofimpcrts sls9,327j7 >SI,'93t0o s'7os4,GlS
Import. .......... S44 24GO30 Sl21iG2i9 Si-gln0!S
isYnoris .... S.SOL5S9 l3,O6s.2OO li,fdj,312
r,cess of c,pcrts stO4u44l .......... S3i 81, 226
I,,ess of imports $2ji.9Jl
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

and hrsts Of Rio Grande division were np os AZ ss
Northern Pacific rsts firm at 03ie loS4; sco
The Sub Treasury today gained ON balance 1S 20:
made mp by gains OF 81 l65 0Go currency anu lin ilyc
coin: bt Il is probable that 81 900 600 or the gam
to tho receipt Of iegaender notes from ann raV
The days Operations Receipts rSl p"i p
ment 81 O02, ,S7a; currency balance, Slo3-o'ao oo'"
balance S130,Gg9 s45. r ,.,s ro,os
for call loans ged between and per cent dhd cose
nt y per cent ~ 500. "a follows
Exchanges. So, ,t9G, ,795 balances. S4.0o4 V9i 80
The United States Treasury ut Washington ,ooas iu
ccivcd S,5l 900 in National bank notes for
The customs receipts were S33j'4io' anu 'no '"'
revenue cccpts were Sl12,92s. .a,,r,.d
The foreign exchanges dull and steady at
quotations Tor business follows Bankers piis
and 81 sIis for long and short sterling respccuNr,g
bo2 and so for francs 0i5s and 9oie for rcchaih'
.i97s and iOis for guders. ,,onor
In London British consols opened is higher lot
and l-I6 higher for account and later cacn neeinu
and closed respectively at lOlis and lOlA onlteu
States Is are quoted "a lower at 23l2 and iis are p
at I5as American railways responded 10 ycseru,.
home adv anccs, aud consequence all quotaons
higher nj er the fashion Of Bar silver reco'
late decline and closed at so 1864 per ounce PARIS
French s. were weak and fell from 7711i2 to "4'2 2
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

Good oriiha,y y:,, a. MiSlng T1.'i Sis
ruturos 10 point. higher slow. Henry Henz sold
Cre,ly q Niiama. Black ~ 90 were tho largest buysrs
Tba loner December and the latter bought November
and Decem Sales 10000.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

Gt IEs-Domestc Bagging partly .euVe a. e'rn
HEMP. EIt-Jute Butts dun At 90 ~ MI bep
second hands. 5,'U' usles
an m 5ston ,oi on terms taE AL thc STOCK IN
sIs haLds 10 me two markets quoted 4 the ohe Is
hrm.
NAY AND sTRAw-Reeeipts OF Hay have been alge
except of Prime Timothy aud Common and shpl I,m
Nciium grades AZ abundant Mc quote; HAY ~ IN
oy a1c; No , 81 No 3, 10 sOc ,lo' er Mixed % o'
do. Black 90 Ilc. shipping Grades, 'oa toe' 'Hd"-
Ry. .Je. short &C.. Oaf, 10 a. G. -, =, ,.,riy
uIDfS-iiave hni moderate Yet shaiy ss'c ~ unats
ssainei prlcos Ne duoe Dry buenos Ayfc- snl M"l'o
ytre ~ tc r.icp,es and Rio Grabie 2-c LAMA ln:W
l7c Marscaibo. IA a Sc dry sailed ieias i1ci wy
slaughter Dy, . aoisc 90 COW. W. .,... o,,.
LEATiiEit1herei II no movement ID nehoes ,,rs ro. %
sde G. the regular daily business Win JoDpers anu espV'
Union Tanned II also slow