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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIG ENCE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-During the absence
" the AdjutantGcneral LieutenantCoonel Chauncey
MeKeever Assistant Adjutant General by direction OF
the President will take charge of the Office OF the Adj
jutant General and perform his duties.
CAPTAIN George f. Fowle 18th Infantry has been re-
eved from duty at Columbus barracks, Ohio and as
member the general courtmaral appointed 10 meet
az that post October o. and ordered to join his company
~ the Department of Texas
The extension Of leave OF absence granted first Lieu
tenant Augustus r. Egbert, I'd Infantry has been iur-
ther extended twelve days.
Rear Admiral English, commanding the European sta.
ton reports TO the Navy Department under date OF
Southampton October o. that the kearsarge arrived AT
cdz spain on september2 The health Of that place
reported To be good The spanish ships OF war VI
tora Numancia. Carmen and Leated arriving in port
the vori flying the flag OF rear admiral. customary
orcial calls were exchanged The Kearsarge left
Csdn on September Is and arrived at Lisbon
the following day. where she was quaranuheu
ior i've days The 9uinne6uag arrived al AhtWerp on
September s. from Lcith. Scotland She was ORDERED 10
Proceed Hamburg Germany, thence TO Lifoon. Rear
Admiral English Intended leaving southampton on Oco-
Der IN the Lancaster Lisbon direct whence he would
dispatch the kearsarge cruise 10 the coast OF Africa
Lieutenant " n. Beehler has been ordered 10 duty III
the Bureau OF Navigation; Ensign w l. Champers mas
been detached from Thets and ordered to the bureau
Navigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads.
NrS- XopU Det OF 1oe
aHNnRAh MAIkhf Rfrnaf

SEW fdss Dr'Siet % isst
Aefirs 8n.ags aHle' el,h Ne el> eNtnsei ~ tsrrs
pNiier. 49, VA tht bsa " i&tAk So tei aAd s',ase
"bVffHlSe MArBBiAfs=famme Hgsl estks ave N
wlpi tifA teANtsf dal sNaiY VAN BaEsi ~ faet3 ~
MWift hAye f4tNAlNNlA sAN MtftMeNh N"' W'WN'
'TWdpERAGE sTUfib .Ass Whole ihe market 70 gne1;
hnassls siui aHh leais hsNg mf1 Nl ,' Nte.s NMt
o. Is t.ue VI honp lnt snsag aH9 lAM shgNa ANi
hlads ale particularly lalL Ns quote t4pI 9hesY a9
tbs Afolasscs shonKs and teads 81 iadti TO- sugar 9
do isAn,h ~ 85at9 ~ DO, 80 inch, ~ um shooes
and Now toaIa u, inch I'll d1dAl 100 80 men, ~ ~ a
81 OH -hnOks Wtthaat Heads 70 1oi kun 7hophs al
Heads ~ IS 10 Pipes, tbdfl
CIlCu N-Nranulatel. blsd 10. =,
Cocoa There has bson slf demand ~ aeou, slYau
ptrrs caracas lsaAC. Matacubo - 5uoi lflniAhn 10
"a / &C.. san domingo, pl,h Zoe Hniyn0ul, IL rdloc
COAI-The Y moral market ~ dinner, owing To the Vh.
noe Ell week commencing 3ot INST ana
also tlr urst ana week Os ~ mhor We quote urA
House and Prnvint lab 81 90 tee on h0 ~
peuusyl anl and Nc'moirshl !'~f ~ f'i 'o A""'"'
~ 10 q "a 40 hy the cargo ALONGSIDE - -.-
,Ottt.r-Spot no dull Vt roo lO,c for lar cargoes
No options dun aud weak OWING 10 larger receipts AZ
RIO dc Janso Sales II % bags cosuR quiet am AtesV
A. follows January SAOaS February 500 NtV
March $40 as5 Oi April stbdS5b May, s5odsBul oc'
$50 hid and nskrd Mid grades quir and about steady ~.
portcra hold stocks aud are 20 prs'ng 1.a OH .n'
market salcs bags Central American anh sd' M"F'e'
be- private terms 49,. -. 81.
rOT'fOS-spot Cotton quiet and lie lower sales,
bnica evening including ISL for home conshu,
ton 10, spc uatiOn Delivered on cohtf"tN iuv
bales Receipts at the ports TODAY ~ pars Against
81 9B7 bale. this day last week and .8oo Lass year S,
September 0,2ii3 balos against l,uolool same perou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
L. Ans lSgl reg ll2Lll2as Z. : cur is 1896 1876
o. IS -gl ll21ll-as 4. :. eur IS 1887 1919
1907. .ll0~ 2Oas L. y cur. isgs ILL.,.
L : - 1897. con l2Otl4Vh- 4 = cur 6s 1899 49, ..
L = per cents 100 100 Dist COL 6Js 100 al i
L = cur os lsBj cd. l2j ....

There was business In state bonds and the sales Of
city bank stocks were covered by Fourth National 900 al
ll5.
The market for railroad bonds developed nothing new
The business small. and prices the speculative
kinds followed the movements " the share maj l.
Erie second cun-ols rose nom 51 53 aud closed al
5gli aud West Shore ami Buffalo - advanced per
cent al - but ended TAT ~ Missouri, Kansas and
Texas cusnls werr N l. per cent 10 lOJ2 Chesapeake
and ohio nrsis. series n. recovered per cent to ~
East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia consol 3s after
nurtununs of 4 per cent were y lower ut 81 u. Mlchi.
gan Central - Sold at l27dl.ul2 burlington and
Quincy drltuture IS were oh y at D0h Denver ana
Rio tfauie nrsts further declined to 20, on
a semi. official statement that the November coupon
will not be paid but the bonds have ruled 1T Their p,
,iously low figures becau." II not expected tha Tue
interest would be paid the consos declined To ~ 10
4iis Northern Pacific hrsts were unusually a'u'e At
declining ngures-lOi \ a 100 iOi diOo a lOois .
The sub Treasury TO-DAY gained on balance rot tlo-
made up by game OF sl36,SlB currency and tJNu-t-
coin The day operation covered Receipts fI'ZVooJS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
UATrONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
..ryrrr p wuEELER ANSWERED.

EVERETT =. WHEELER ANSNEfubD'
- NC COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS REPLIES
W." =, mrs CHARGES AGAINST COLONEL DUDLEY.
w,su,SGToN, Oct. 21.-On October II
-, p wheeler OF New-York. sent letter 10 the
President saying .,..,-.-. :, p.,s,or. "a
,,o,el " W Dudley Commissioner OF pens,,o,s, -, ~
tcio s,n Ms tsst engaged IN conducting INC .a
now y, ,h Eruhlican PARTY IN Ohio 10 the entiS
W. ~ his official duties. We see u ruphey
ro' tc,. 1ic5 he voters residing In Ohio and ihnl
~ hr taken ~ 6ut Of the ordet OF nng hnG9 AZ, r
,9eiefenre IN their etapinaiion oyer ponsr Tor
cor Al S.r1irp Reform Association, respectfully "h
Ms. az Immediate examination OF THESE ch's'S '
-, ,,eelsrs communication vas referred hy Acting
.ss,., tsssr "a q y a. Ciais. Actinr commission
:, ys...sss wins ,o-aay made report IN vheh ne
ssss. ..,. 4, nh, st.ts u,ias4 ,t., tta,s,,s
,st tei ei sf a., E,'s sstss II taSsg siTV WS ~,
hs', Nnseuis sahN. 30 yiNwA tNANa tNtiet 'ltNf"Hl
~ s'Nn d. aHA i NNlip ,Ntfa N1rNN ,t QN
s. ps"mallN as feAgll ssNRel n fehsNNa w isNt n
fittket kNtemNNt w. Ap.' 10 a@ain ~, ,tp, ANt
'"snltn,he, ~ aud ,p,arapd ~ $40 lh'h ~ hlNMi
E'f,it Uat,ug the ahspnNn vi the 'NN'N''eNNNs w
t,Sinus 40 prglOdsup0 NJ apnn hAs hNpN e'kNN w NV
,ian eases " those fesldAg gegl W ,NW ~ Wh"i ~
E f,cl lnf auy purpase Within the srpn ~ ~ MM,N
.".t,neut; uur have received llum tniun'i iiN"h
s,.ner hcfugn his depariuro iron the GUY nl nuA
ahscucc any orders or INSTRUCTIONS fes''hs w 'e ~
Ect,eve thai any specific instructions 10 any OF wv
oriuaies Of the Office had hccn given ny tno n
.oner nf Pensions with view tn secure suoh pNl',
action A Discrimination IN we NJ ,yhsdlcr a.
,he a riment of others equally deserving Wouu h' ~
srimualy unjust, that may he pai'ioneu III
ing my denial. 80 far a. my action OF k,uNWuk' mo-,
40 that any such f,vofitsm mas peoh s"'"" '''' ~
al Inv Ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
THE HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-lhe annual report Oh
Or W W Godding Superintendent Of the Government
uosn,tal for the Insane submitted the Secretary Of
the Interior shows that the number Of patients now IN
the hospital k l1i0 OF which ss are males and 2o2 are
females; 3I7 we're admitted during the year. There
were 1875 discharged. 20 OF whom recoveredi AZ were
improved were nnimproved. not insane ana y 'neu'
oithe ar admitted during the year. lT2 were from
,ba Aripr n from the Navy from the Marine Hospital
service and "a from "a n life There were 2,o53 persons
IN The hospital last year and this year IL
az tho u ti9g casaa treated since the opening VI he
hospital the largest number became insane hetwcrn me
ass nf twenty I've and thirty vrars. nnd the next l0s
nrnhpt bet Wpem twenty AMI twenty i've Ieais ana me
u,tt hptwppn thirty and thttt I've YEARS. ne ierVt
i,tns nfins any Neat since the close n the war me
mortality fut the tpaf whs hardy rct cent "n'h
pni in the trades, shph az tailoring, raihtihs seNhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
FUNERAL OF JAMES wORMLEY.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-The funeral OF James
gormley proprietor of Wormeys Hotel TOOK place 'ns
afternoon. 1, was largely attended, many prominent
neru. beinr present at the hotel where the services
we're held among them members Of all the foreign les-
tons In the city, Army and Navy officers and members OF
Congress. The services were conducted by the Rev
william waring OF the Berean Baptist Church. and the
Rev Samuel Kramer. OF the Bethel. There was pro
f,snn of floral tributes the striking OF which was q
large pillow of white roses bearing the lnscrploh NO
ordinary man vioets. The active paDearers Were
John r. Cook John T. Given Isaac. Landie, VI. W. Gait
ex Mayor James c. Berret, Blanche X Bruce Hehry
Eurch r. H. Geaves Chief Justice Cartier and carter A.
stewart The burial was in Harmony Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
REPORT OF THE PAYMAsTER-GENERAL.

WAsHINGTON, Uct II. fdy III
Rochester in his annual report TO the Secretary OF war
saws that the total amount available for the fiscal year
ended June 80 1854 was Gi ana 'an ,ne .O'
81 92941 He regrets the discontinance OF the oepos
tories at Santa re and san Antonio. and recommends
their establishment He also recommends that an a
preparation Of si75 900 be made for the mileage OF OIL
GERS for the fiscal year 1856 and says that there VIII m
doubiedy be deficiency in the approlralon 10, ,rlo
present fiscal wear which IL 100000 unless great re
strctons are nposed the issuing Of orders that con
mended that the law forbddng the payment OF mileage
o Aruy officers land grant roads shall be repeated
II j. recon that the paragraph OF the Army regu
ations forhdding an officer from issuing hypo hecae
or transferring his pay account not actually que al te
time should be enforced and longer treated as dead
l.ff4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22

PRovrsross-PoRK.. shippers BOUGHT . iistie more
i s%s p ey rule Is sr% :s
s7s SG. M:s 'eg a. az no' Ss ss''
Clear h hsss f RTtr n,R Prime s
barrel. sisis i % srsss ' rsi
hsss f and ff se nra qoa here 81 ;sss
the west q $50 bpis At sl9 cur aEAIs-Beies nsys
G Rnq' All RI D sus gfy
Pl'1 Ps S renee ay'ss gs aud seaes M y
l fcss% shoulders "a ssf Hams Hams snsis
ns + lea, Ng' ana Ss sr c S ir N ons id s. yss
clear ba EEL h9i, neg passng pcgfmgsr lasies ssys
air desFg gy N ncsy , 70 ef Ma, rs. s
horis enf ths mfsc a.yaaesi sair POETS toward ibe
sasge @ s saa a"' h5 gG IL ' as sp
SsssmisIs2 liel sei5.ne IS 95e, $50, .ss =.
eemb 1871 t'e c8slns fS1 T3sr 2e00 "a iarrirtJ
~, sists ssta,s ~ ms,s s,sg a s,as e,
gs ,%9iE sfsp9'ssHS Aoft ils ss'ssl ssA 'Ss
ht.sAt e#g = MFi ~ san + e,#.tt E 48sfi Md.
lfr 81 Il 'sli va sAA f,sis' si,ar~a aaassy
sssii,',tl aat iaS. sySalkasigs is Hhtgb ''fsM'.
a,p NN(Na.-eh AAh e-ppi FflAE "a ispetA W 1hA
Ws,btp lai, TING st&h fhqf .tbt# fsa sJlEi
i H. u at. a a ,a i- 'e4'e "s''4 $40 eA'
Mrf Mmelalsi te'iseaad anehsns1d -
psp T'feii gYss ~ a'.ss .ai iss % Wac Sre
gass,ha &, 'i9e Giase,, sis s1iSc, i&s1io iGs
r. RAW hfn hu, rather Hpg ,eoai ia. a. sa.s
$40 ~ ihis 10 5t,e lB1 hi s Porto Roi lilo 1903
hhds ing ish Islands 30 ui' tost. 5'f Far hehnins
SIC Hcnncd Crushed aud Cut Loaf ddBFe. Cubes,
Csc, Powdered. GAc Orahuatod unaOlr confectionery
"Cn4tdhLc.
sTEAhINE-Dul. weak aud nominal city quoted at SIC.
TALLow-Duii and bs ely steady Prime city quoted ~
1.ltc. sales. 49, 90 lbA at 1.itc.
rhc daily average rccepts of Nh sna cream 81 the
railroad distributing poiat ~ aud tho city Tor
hawcck have been follows Etie 500 cans of MIA, "
snns ~ x. Harlem.
vol OF MIX, uuu LOO Of CONDENSED MIX New.
Haven ami Hartford ulA VI Mllk ani loo cans of
condemned MIX New York. ~usquchanna and Western,
10 of MIX and cans OF trram Ontsrio and Vest
shore 1854 OF MIX and "a OF cream Newlork
CITY and Northern. lbs OF Mk NewJersey Central.
a55 cans o. MIX and OK ani by ms,-lian'
rontes 400 81 MIX 10 OF cream
The total daily supply has been can. OF MIX 50. ems
condensed MIX and 20, Of cream The price has
kept III 90 Tor the surplus sold the railroad plat
forms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Tucsdky, Uct. ~ I5'F'
NAUoNAL BANKS EXTENDED AND CREArED.-The Coz
weller Of she Currency to-day extended the corporate
.istce OF tae National Bank OF Commerce Of Boston,
me Manufacturers National Bank Of Philadelphia, and
he Randolph National Bank OF Randolph, Mass to Octo
~f2l, lyOl lie also authorized the First National
.a OF Nicksburg MISS to begin business with capt
Aief 100000
fafhSr OFFICE BUSINESS The Patent Office to-day Ia
eu 37l patents 10 designs trademarks II labels and
Tissue Thirty patents were awarded 20 citizens Of
ssh countries. OF the domestic patents issued New
lia secured 78, Pennsylyaus AZ, Massachusetts 3s
'.hes 80 New-Jerssy ~, and Connecticut ~
S~f ufr,cg observation-disclosures General Hat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22

ION h,s issued nm order all posto'ce inspectors Una.
an tt,re they mus, under any
money or receive advances on their pay from
ters and that 10 do SO Will be ccnsuereu n""o0' '
for dismissal from service. .
APPOINTMENTS ny THE PREsInENT-The fresiuen' 10
aav annonted VIM +. Dunwoody, OF Iowa, 70 pc mem
No. ~ Tho National Board az Health vice Dr. u A. J"hn
SON resigned He also appointed Worth g. Ross eeeohu-
Iipuicnant IN the United States Revenue MGilne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
mron1s AND Exronrs rEon JANUARY TO OAIn.


MERCHANDISE AND SPECIE.
r,cess n, impor,s s9397OiG4 ss4 S5526C, $50
The volume OF business in stocks to-day was about
oncquarter smaller than yesterdays and the dealings re-
veaed nothing more than local speculation. The stead
ness developed yesterday and the quiet but firm closing
last evening were chief factors such further improve
ments a. toays market showed they the occasion
Of an ephemeral demand that class OF traders
who always sell stocks only after sharp decliue 1t was
the competitive purchases of such buyers that to-day
marked Northwestern up - against SO last evening"
st. Paul To IS against 79s Lake shore 10 6S against
67ls Central and Hudson to s9ls against $50
Delaware, Laokawanna and Western TO l0iL against
lO3l9 Central Of NewJersey To 40 against 43's Union
Pacinc 10 81 against 52as and Western Union to 81
against go. After that demand supplied the market
drfed into dulness with shrinking values. The decline
accelerated in the afternoon by the report OF the
failure OF a world-knOwn commercial firm. But upon
the explanation that there truth Ia the report
and that the gnated In a similarity Of names.
there followed sharp rally. that the final changes from
yesterday which generally unimportant ABOUT
evenly divided. The whole days business
was marked by a fevcrish tone and traders
generally changed their opinions with every
fuctuation. There persstency exhibited by the
leaders either side OF the furnish for
All opinion Of what should be done To turn honest
penny At the close the market could have made
to look either strong or weak IL neither
Government bonds we're dull but the prices strong
with advance or per cent In the bids Tor the as
Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
DROUTH HURTING THE COTTON CROP.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-An officer OF the Sig
nal Service said to-day that Allan ia, Ga rain has not
en for months, and 1t Is estimated that the
cotton crop vicinity will fall short 40 per cent
Near Shreveport. La 1t Is estimated that the cotton
srcp will be onlyStwo thirds Of the average In the
sinity Of Petersburg Va N has become necessary 10
Nos the cotton factories account OF the scarcity oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
The PETROLEUM MARKET
SEw-YoRK, Oct. 81.

NEW1 YORK, Oct. II.
The petroleum speculation has for the mo-
ment cut itself loose from the Thorn Greek pool ana has
been turned into crusade against the shorts" The
buoyancy VI yesterday continued to-day aud after
little hesitation around 7Oa69h there was a steady
Improvement to 7iq cents Five failures Mt the Mining
Roard and ono NJ the New-YOrk Petroleum Exchange
"A, 90 ,,nu The on come ~ the sharp advance. They
ai cnnparntivciy unimportant however. IN the late
,e,lnu there reaction IN prices and the final
2ia cents below the beat OF the nt
fhr market closed strong nevertheless and high as
81 was paid for the carrying 81 oil Az far as indica
hnhipta hui the M4h prirs have trndcr. the general
trade uorue selling and hence the 20 IA an idea thnt
tn encnn e rcnevn the short interest lower prices
may be permitted hv the cllncs
Tho dealings n surka OF the Sow YORK Petroleum anl
attn, h rnari TODAY amounted tn r. 500 shares
Tho range of rrirna aud the total tthnshctinhs I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
ARRESTED roR FORGERY,

WAsniNaTnN, Oct gl,-W, ", Demrsrf' a
,atiouof Ut this city was arrested teias on warrant
h,sed ga an indictment found by the United states w
cut Court for Massachusetts,, on ooiohef To- charging
p win forging and counterfeiung roorpts purporth-
Ia bee for money received from Pay Director O. W. Ahn"'
OF the United States Navy, for Sd57 and Slaorespeot
f,lv and with having presented false ana hcllnus
claims for supplies alleged 10 nave heth Inrlis ny @
tn the Medical department of the Navy. MI Dempsey
US taken before United states Commissioner bundy,
Who nod upon Monday for the hearing OF the case ana
released Dempsey - 900 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22

f0YnCH oct u lgNp NJ Cnnsuls loo i.lB for money
and O for the United states Four rer Cent Eonds
l2ilg do -Four anl llRlf Per cent bonds lli Atlantic
and Great Western Fist Mortgage Trustees Certificates 49,
do second Mortgage. - Erie l3a, do second tonan1
hA New otk ontral ~ Illinois central 81 rennTl.
vauts. % = ratin = Mexican ordinary dai Canadian
Paciuc inap ST. rau Com uon. IN,
fars adyces fhcc Per Routcs at u francs %
centimrs for the
NJ. Atlantic and Great Western first MORTGAGE itut
tees 'crthrates A9. do second Mnt ~ RE second
onsol', - VI New YorkCcntfal nn's Illinois central 2q
pennsylvania hi Reading. II r. Mexican Ordinary. Aa ST.
Paul Common 100,
Paris quote three Per cent enic' az ~ francs 10
ccniimc, for the account.
o D. m.-rhc amount ~ bullion Withdrawn from tho banA
OF Ingland on balance to-day In $50 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22

The Ontario silver Mining Company, OF Utah, an-
nounces centennial dividend, payable at the Com
panys office Ia san Francisco. the Transfer Agency
of Mcssr Lonshery Co. No - Broad st. this city, on
October 81 Transfers close the 25th. The Ontario
has now distributed to lts stockholders total "
:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22

~ % trnia.
Hg,nfuRn, POM, Got "a Crude Oil-uRtei and
Ttewalef runs Muadar, - n.i hhls total shipments,
00 o., hhsi charters, innti uhlsi cearnees, 7oil-
900 bills National Transit certificates firm and higher
hut WITH SYM toms ot reaction The market opened az
dus aud closed - . Ashe,t price, 20 lowest price,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
HEMLOCk.
On-Acd-
h. A. Fancy
BuenOs Extra aud


aud --Acd.--
Ayres selecn. CaIfora Com. Hide allkinis
Light L023 ~ dy23 xsdA , ~ 21S..
Middle 2 a24ia dA 2tdZa9 = as
Hcavy..2t d25 g31G2t tydsJ,2 Zs@aZo
Good tam'd2i ad22 - 02l = 2ldI2 Il GGS2
MrIAlS-Un Nhan Iron Remain. auii Dut stea 10y.
bids for eertnoates ranging between slb ~ ~ WIN 81
asked 80. 1in-Opeaol esy cos,d still weasef' spot
quoted Il aic futures ltT5dl1 sc. Tin Pat.- IN
TAI ely &c o. tUpntf -No'lnAi, Lake 81 ot'"
Lead steady foreign quoted at % 800 npctt
ter-Dul donssIic Oncred ut l. ~ foreign I""''"
49, pOc steel Rails are quit At -. o, .or,,,,c.
NAVAL STORES - market IN all dlrettons .onun"o'
dum sIeauv There butr ess OF impostsoe u.
comp islcd Tor delivery spiiis lurpenne wa
n II "A. aske with Sic bid aud niufc. "a 10 o"s NtV,'
aOila . 9c November 500 G8l &c Decenpcr Sbfaoa,'
The ear aOLdJl .c ] nuary. ~ tdS2 &c tepauaiy
52a da5Lc March, a29s sIci Aprl w la3 See NAV n.
g3c FOR spot delivery quote closing ngues ~ Iv'ms
"a folows strained ltnsIn - ~, uooi sttanc,,l
l27 a / 30 4, i.sb D. iOd lt2g g. D" H. NV L. w
a 90 X 1900 55t NJ Jl0a3Voi y, SosS " '"
i25. An, 49,. -. AL. hal, nj,
$3.50 -. All, 49,, ,t... a. 49,,
eas initial change previous figures tun sp.rn NM
Whale arc eaav bass OF Doe AL Tor beached ani
nhl"asi al Wnter sperm Crude Cottouseei In air do
mand Al SO a 81 v, otherwise unchanged and quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-22
CLOSING PRICES or BOSrOy STOCKS
ROsrnv Oe- u. laak


TUrsnNy, oct pt-r. "
The Custom House rptnrna oi last voeb sirrish move
nrrts nf merchandise ~ Nev Nuth show results that are
nn, pas a,utahp tu the ru than the movements ~
n sen,r weeks 1T aai ani 1851 and that IL horaisn
the decline Ia imrurts was greater Than ihr falling nh Va
p,tntts The imports Hst vp,k exceeded tao rtrotta
81 unt dai asainat e,rasos "f fyT7isui aud f3inis
nua fesprpti,p, fnf W, Worhaui iaHi and ihn5 The
inrefis iaai week #nuui ui we're fiHi7,nNp esl iah
H., the weei NJ lasi aud HyiH,55 less Than nt Tho
va,ek of SAL tho ospous 7d,lutii.l we're fdp7p,p
Ices than for the week of -s ami III u7dul less Than
for the week of i-sl, Ion the tulIw" weeks of THIS
year the imports OF merchandise exceed the exports
.-054s e0O which Is r5,3i3,dj- greater than the eK-
cess of - and 7d less than the excess for the
same period OF ls-2 The resulting balances, after de
ductng the specie movement on the business OF Forty
two weeks for three years, shown In the sujoned
IA
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GUNNY BAGGING-Fauly active at unclaimed prices
III MP ErC.-Hemp que at +Asc for olsa Anu iO9@
1890 or Manila Butts quiet at a. &C.
HIDksIte market IS again qie' anu eus,ouiers
are only for fher present needs quote py
Iuenos Ayres and Monevdeo - tci ooircnie, ana iso
Grande ~ L,a22c: Baha l6Ls l1c Marac1i Il lsc
6ry "a ted Ie1as lac City slau shcr o. 9avi4c.; do
Cow. - -, ,-,,,..- .,....., To- n...,oox
So but otherwise the movement passing Is night We
quote;
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MINES AND MINING.

SALEsAr TIE yEWFORg urvIvG EXCHANGE
NEw-YoRN. OCT. 81. 1894
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SPIRITS or rURPEVTISE.

CHARLEsrON Ort p -rurps zine steady az Y 10.
sAvAyN AL OCT "a -Turpcutine nrm AZ 2c.
WILMINGTON Oct IL iurpeutine nrm at ~ nc