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A "DULoE" occurred yesterday In stocks.
North western. Laokawanna and Western
u MON advanced from to s per cent. But
Erie didn't advance. 1t has the GRANT q
WARD fever too badly to recover under Elk
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AFnilure In Tobacco.

PETERSBURG, Va, May T.-lnge & ba.
hone, large tobacconisis, have made o deed
o. trus. for the benefit OF creditors. Liza
b liiies and assets unknown. The junior
mem Der of the firm is the Oldest son oil
Senator Mshone.
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ATTENTION is called to the syllabus in the
case of W. J. KAHN vs.. State OF Texss, pub
lished to-day. Opinion in full by JuDoE
HURT Is given.
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Tho Jersey Central.

NHw YORK, May 27.-Pre.ident Keim, Of
the Reading, has denied the reported defal-
cation Of the Jersey Central. He says he
can place his hands upon every security,
aud they are intact.
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sun UMBRELLAS!
At Reduced Prices.
1855.
Satin Coaching Parasol, in Black and
Ecru, brocaded borders, top and bottom,
~ %. 80; Reduced from $3.50. Also Two
Oo'ored Satin Brocsded Parasols silk
lined, worth -.
Ottoman Brooaded ParAsols, In assorted
oolors, at oS.7e, reduced from $3.50.
o3.O6.
Back Gros-0rain Blk ParaSol, 10-Rib,
Par agon Frame, s'lk Lined, English Hard
wood handles, Mt e3.05; reduced from %.
$500.
Black Ottoman Brocaded Silk Parasols.
lO.Rib Frame, trimmed with lace ana
lined, Mt %; reduced from % 90.
$3.50.
A Fine Black satin Psrasol, trim ed
with adOublo rufii~. ana n row of deep lace
beneath oach rufiie, at $3.50; reduced
from SO.
A full line Of other styles of ParAsols In
low and medium grades, all Of which will
be found much lower than these Eo0ds
have ever been sold before. These arc all
genuine reductions, and will last for thii
week only.
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.,c,bor s~,,rd,cr Caught

sr LOUIS. Msy 90 1T has just trans.
pirea thst John d. 8 ;. Maur, chief clerk In
he office OF Wells & Blodgett, gene raj so
ici,ors of the Wabash railway, Though 9
vst.m OF false and fictitious vouchers and
erti icares purporting tn represent claims
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made up from the cream of the daily eituon-'
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Tho Marine Bank,

PIrrspuRG, May 1.-THE sifairs OF the
Pennsylvania bank continues to be the en-
gropsing subject among all classes, but up
20 noon there was ns little definitely known
as At the time OF closing yesterday. Presi.
dent Riddle slept fairly wei last night, and
10 enable friends to remove him to the res
dencs Of ID. A. Stewart, East End. Well
known and experienced bankers made q
oareftll examination OF the books last night
Every opportunity was given them to make
A superficial examination. According 10
their statement the books show $500 600
drawn out from the , time ,,,. OF
waterway with deposits decreased
correspondingly. The statement that $500.
OOO certified checks were not included In
the ststement made to the association oil
bapkv 10 incorrect, no such checks exising
In their opinion, II the books are correct,
the bank ought to pay every cent OF ih
debts. There 10 lee. talt OF orookedness,
second suspension 10 due wholly TO timidity
and dsmoraliz alton when President Riddle
WAS suddenly prostrate3 The directors
have not vet made statement, but there
Ia 4 GENERAL demand for something anthem
tic from them OF the banks actual condi'
ton. The general condition OF other
banks 10 unchanged.
morning took possession Of the individual
book accounts Of the concern and up to !
O'Clock had struck developments which
promise to show why the second collapse
came 20 suddenly. There is among the
Accounts one q the firm oil d. Wilson & Co
which elbows Overlooking to the extent OF
S24O 600. No such firm 10 known In this
city, and II is supposed TO. represent the &C.
count of q number OF persons lately
on Grating on the wrong eide OF the oil
mar ket and who had been allowed TO drain
II TO the extent named. The director who
furnished the informati' n states further
Oh At the account OF n prominent oil dealer
IL oyerdrawn $97 goo. These two accounts
represent over draft OF 1887 900, or 81 600 In
excess OF the sDtLe capitai and surplus oi
the bank. Tire directors have appointed a
committee to employ an expert to go over
the books aud report as speedily aspossible,
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Grant Liabilities.

New YORK, May 1.-THE individual
schedulss in assignment Of Frederick d
q rant and Jesse X. Grant to James Nc
Nance wore hied in court to-day. The
schedules of Frederick ID. Grant show La
bilities amounting u $2,2l5 C63 made up az
follows: Creditors, Others than preferred,
$500 800; creditors preferred, S243 ,966; coll
tiDpent liabilities, $40 900; par value secu'
rites borrowed from Grant e. Ward,
81, lac, 800; assets nominnlly worth
81. 800 0l3, actual worth unknown. Among
the creditors are the Fourth National
bank, $4,000; United States National
papk, sci. 600; United States Trust comps.
nv, New York. 100000; National Bank Of
the Republic, $40 GOO.
Among the creditors preferred are: Hen
nv r, Shoemsher, $l25, 900; Ulysses 8.
Grant, $1,000; Thomas b. Medsry, SIS 6G6;
Mary J, Cramer, 81, 800: Mrs. Benjamin l..
Honore, $4,000: Mrs. Virginia @. Carbln.
s25. 200; Mrs. Fredr,ck ID. Grant, $1,000; q.
X, Garrison. $4,000, all without security.
The assets OF Mr.. Grant are stated as fol-
lows: balance cash en- deposit with Ward
aominsI yslas. 1888 78a, a-usl .viiue
unknown; Novesscer 29gn, 1SS2-ie poslt
with Grant d Word, bankers on AGO unit Of
m sreips on purchase of 800 shares Illinois
Central etock, nominsl vslae So. 900. actusl
value unknown; February 2Sih. 1SS4-de.
positsd With Ferd Ward on scoount Of joint
purchase Of real estate property in Harlem,
IA. 90; slsc, loans and deposits with
Grant a. Ward between March lst
ard April 1850, aggreeating $l45.'
QUO. This schedules are accom- panied by
an sffiasvlt OF Fred ID. Grant, In which he
swesrs to the best Of his Information. belief
and kpowlede., thst the schedule 10 true.
The schedules Ia assignment of Jerse
! Grant sho W. debts and liabilities OF sos 40
assets, noinlnslly $isl,l60: In.
oreditors OF Jesse Grant are:
Mm. W. 8. Chspmsn, 5000; mon.
ics deposited, nns security; ored-
itors prefeIred--Henry F. Shoemske',
$50 200; Mrs. Il A. Hopper, $1,000: John
Wssson, $4,000; Tnomss h. Bailey, SIS.
600. Assets are stated a.: Cash on deposi,
With Grant 4 wsvd, sllS,950, contract WITH
Grant & Ward. due May 18th, 1884, SIS, 900
Jeepes Graft makes atfidavit that ne 10 un.
Able TO state tire sctusl value OF assets be.
osure Grant a Ward failed end their prop.
ertv Il now In ths hands Of receiver, and
no rchedules have been made showing the
aspets OF the firm.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY as, 1854
INDICATIONS.

For the West Gulf States: Partly cloudy
weather followed by local rains; variable WINDS
stationary tcn psrature.
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TRADE TOPICS.

=-
The BOvlnes Toss Bruln on the Stock
Exchange Floor.
President Fish Behind the Bars-'A
Hot Chase.
The Liabilities Of ,hs CHARACTERISTICS
that are Ethereal.
The Marine Bank Has Them In Its
Nav.
The Pennsylvania Bank aud Its Troubles
DAY Dawning.
Hot Springs Has a Little Panic Of iie'
Own.
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A Panic 1t Hot springs.

LITTLE Rock, AK, Nay 27.-The Demo
efss's Hos epripgs special says The Hot
o sine 70 8 run on the bank, caused b. the
reported absence OF President Andrew
Bfusn. Liabilities, $4,000. A rus. has
commsnspd On the -Afksnses National
benk, Of Hot Spring., which Il 10 under
seood % In good condition. There u great
oxulSsmspt st Hot Spring.
LITTLE Reok, Nay H.-Ihis etts!noon .
vorrant ~ Issued 10 Hot SPRING. Tor
viSh lsIslIyIng the banks socounts,
nd s. could not b fousd.
% & u dIssseen tslseFsPhs 1,at
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DEE CT fHs BIsf foHIoo.
Dr.. A. Atkinson. proiseSoi nssefie nd
sisps and Sorcsons. ssIIinors, Msry lard.
an: "Tt makes pleasant drink, eno =
ons Of our be0t toDics N the shaps Of he
tbo0hatss in soluble lorms"
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TIPS.

Cur limo OF Tips IL the most complete In
colors and variety that oan bo found any
whore. Our prices We guarantee the
lowest.
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New York Commercial Cuttings.
New York, May 27.-The United States
rsoosnixance Thomas w. Eyans,
Cornelius II. Simpson and John
IL. Dickson, bank officers, tor violation
of ths law 10 prevent certication OF checks
for a greater amount then on deposit ~
that time, The bank claimed the checks
were accepted bat not certified
The state bank superintendent, AFTER
q careful examination, states the west Siue
bank has surplus over and above ia,
bilities OF $63 600. The bank WI
resume as coon az ABRAMS ements are made
with another bank TO represent u IN the
clearing house. 49,. n.
has lodged warrant LOT the aires.
street. jail tonight, on complaint OF
Bank Examiner Scribe, who charges mat
Ward aided and abetted PRESIDENT
James ID. Fish In appropriating funds
Of the Marine bank. The amdavit
recites the same facts 40 In the case
OF Fish, giving the amount drawn out OF
the bank by Grant II Weird as $50 OoO,
and IL concluded with charging that ward
| aided, abetted. countelled and prooursd
said james ID. Fish to commit the oiienoes
aforesaid with intent TO ipjnre and defraud
the Marine bank for his own beneht ana
advantage"
At the annual meeting OF the Produce
exchange Il was announced that the new
building cost 81, 200 900. net annual
surplus Of S75, 0OO is expected. The funded
debt OF the exchange Is 81 ,zIo,Oc0.
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FLOWERS.

The latest ad docs from Paris ere to the
effect that Flowers are the most popular
trimming for bonnets and certain shapes
OF hats, Our collection Of Flo wsrs II by far
the most superb that was ever seen In
one house,
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
FEATHERS

No such bargains In Fine Ostrich Plumea
were ever known to the trade. We sell
. handsome. Real Ostrich Plume, In whits
ana colors, nt O1.BO.
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the banks assets. properly handled
will pay oil depositors without assessment
Arkansas Valley bank Is all right; /,
has been learned tina, Bruon arrived ut
Little Rock Friday, but was not seen
by acqraintanoss TIL to-day, when he
babe goodbye 10 q woman named
Steel VINO went north on the afternoon
train. Bruon Ia married, but tho Hot
Springs Gszette says II has been discovered
that he became infatuated with the woman
md abandoned his wife for her. No effort
was made here for his arrest.
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UNTRTMMED HATS.

We have every known fashionabls snaps
In every desirable color. Our stock oon-
stats Of CantOns, Union Milans, Shell Braids,
Pedals, Pearls, , oops, sramWays, Milsnss
English Duostable, f3laok and white Chip,
eto. In White hips we have an eleDs0(
limo of fAsht able ahApea.
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Black Ottoman Brocaded Silk Parasols.
lO.Rib Frame, trimmed with lace and
lined, Mt %; redused from 90 80.
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2H.O0.

Back Gros- Grain Blk PsraSol, 1O-Rib,
Par ag0n Frame, S'lk Lined, English Hard
wood handles, Mt e3.95; reduced from %.
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STAIE or TRIDE
DOMESTIC MAHKErs

DOMESTIC MAhKEr4
uAuNour uu p-ootion huii. Nmin4 100 Our
,ea,r iio~apl .reel aui yatern qper T. 'at! ii,t
t,ir = 4it - 1' DO tiaisi AZ ~ q ela a,an
si6si '' yls. ,is, - ss,r a,.e, I'' .lsr
'oa hem ~ rs' - s W1,,spa Wn,sr po .rot a,s
Ti,c I,to,e, alhesie Nutembe' - 20 e. nc.eg
boz 7s4 ~ t'au1r, Hs n 49, mn. IL, l S@"''',
eoe Ns,e'a Mte N!ae' &c.. ~ a,,G osf ~
~ "o. ,a,. i5ae a,p AL qus' q, NJ % r,s
Visions AZ" spl 4S ,, na, t.fn 900 h"in. oi-
10000 uu4ni n.y. 5000 nnah nhpe"a'' M.,t, az
!, ouo Daso co,a, poi ea''
no.,oV Mos, OF g tielr a,n snl unchanged
Wint,i %ne,tttfs,nri c,fn Aal ,'s.ger fsll@N "e
40 Wmir m14t a. ia ~n,t. floir ii ooi G6i,
saa o Mdlns, ln' oo5 5asn osp $40 3d. oa,h aot.
$4,000 bush.
cNcSSAn oct eFlour n[nsr al, Ga%ily t5.qsa -
istd steady s 81 jOat7 50 BukmeIIs dul, 7honle,.
e. 4 u10 s sn SG ts,r III TO- "s' Gs c9a
mon .a4 ... iDl 1919 head shipments mem SO mead
chco Foas quiet and ,'e1 Gsa fA 20 S u
Winter Wheat - 81. 9pPT in ~ as 81 Low
rads- 00a - 10, Rye Flour s. lOasS % ~ barrels
ci9sing al 761.c November u sal closing AZ &C. De
Ssmoef S5. es5 closing at ,9e Jii da '0e 90
Cnicsgo spring closing ing a! ,S n1 o "g
sale. ranged: cash 81 a5sc closing at c October q
a. 81 &c the Year AZ g c slo.nga s!.e Jan ary
81 ss 1ass aigheT ami drn sales ranged
y October 27i.d27'c closing al y &c November
274 G2sc cosiug at p 70 An the Year q = &c eosln;
Al &c Nav. 27sq5Oc closing al 9Oisc rye s,eaay a,
"A III. Barley quiet 80 september PorA steady sales
ran ge Cash. sl625 ,l6 50 october $40 oG Do CHS
ing az ; 30 All the Year f2 81 9St2 TO January-l2 81
osi2 70 closing at 81 72A Iani stronger aes r.ses
ASH ~ 7Od7 10 October 81 20 -, closing AZ - 90
November ~ 55dS7 2 closing at 81 400 DecemDer ~ -.
ds7 So closing az 81 49, January ;, - H.
Shoulders vi ~; short short Gear ~ 30 I've
cepts-Four q 900 bos; whea. l2Ino BUSH Oo ORR
lS5 400 nush oats 1873 bush Rye, lD"D oo.h. bsi
ley IL OOI shipGeutsFIour 1000 Dds "hea '1Vv oo
bush. Corn 10000 DusDi Oats ISi'VJo uaa' "' ''0
OusL. Barley. l5oO0 80.
DETROIT oct Wheat weak No. White, Gash' ~ sIi
Octaher i1Lr November. 80 ycj No Red &c; Sorn-
No 2 SO Lc Oats-No = White. Soc: No. = - &C no
ceipts-Wheat 10000 0usn
rHl. oct eFlour duh ana weak for everything
ereant fre ground springs Western
super ~ o5ar2 90 do Extra - 1917 IS 2 renal an
Ea,nlv "a ,Oa Pennsyivsns Roller Process ~ w y
a. So beiaw are Family 81 5ds5 no Winter Wheat PATENT
- 90 fs5 so Wheat-he market ruled tu and steady up 70
the close CALI speculative business aa
see NO Red in export elevator s5'4c No Deiaw are
Rel in export elevator soe No Pennsylvania hea nnos.
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foErl.y srtlrgRs DUs Ar rms PoRL
eHtrPING NInE



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uase a,a le.-'n.,,s 3" lsl- t.aa ,,,., s.i.,,..
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-l'mr ,rlomnos 10 i,fi. d, 'gns nov Do. '' i'ot
-,e,uc' agro b.. ihonl.9n Nfs .,m i.w
-l ,' iamoo nn,.n -ran ugno.a.',a Havana
-trantf Ne00o'nee htmpron Savannah u'i a. VIII mds'
'i 70, pi' 'or ,d n"m' Watei m.mqal q, POM and
Nofolt vitn nls' sni risq'nsels ~ old iwminnn ~
sienm.i surrey "a lisro. iamoic q dnie m ballast
-tcapir '"am,sile Onr Cameron boston ballast TO
s,aame' II nm"t llaielt nosi,n with mdse
1tsan,r Auetl,. In Ieaunstor. nosion. in ballast 60
acn co'ter ar willard etjobn 81 b DAYS. with
se1 iHts fe' jnrI l,ice - John Np ds,' with ilme
sou SO Do iiu,o t summoi vale. ~ iohn ~ e.
l,h, i,s,,,'a ne,,y lossins ~ days Nth siiius io
master ,e'sel to 7mrHon 'iApr = &c. a., .... .,,
pa-i, Aev-'. Lint aud en pi Co 'ssse't"f Ne'"'
hsys'oes %ns 9G ~ ar ss T,!n o'as''
SOM Noioc fcr1 -AnNa inse' NJ DO days win spihe
.pinr to e'a natter " vessel to john LEVI.
- city oil Alexandria, rmmernan Havana J AIeIannre
rs AIgier- Percy Gslves,on-J I Van siel!e
5 Nscooea' : KemPi@9. saysnna,-il 4qase g.
ssh W Bruno, Foster, Ba.timore-J kIems
- Gaucus Berry, nj + DimucA.
ship Else. Blcurrs Bremen.
SAILED
Steamers Gcert Hamburg state of Nevada. Glasgow
CITY oil Montreal Lvcrppo Jersey City Bristol CITY OF
Alexandra Vera Cruz, Edith Golden, Aonicso Bay ia
Algitrs GalvesOn Chattaho0chee savannah Roanoke,
Richmond. .
Bsrss slgnet for Batavia; Csrdenss Gibraltar Fjes-d
Rotterdam. Egena, Hayrei Neptune. DemeIaTa Jose
More, Csfdenas
Bng Bertha for OpOrto.
Also sAed-Vis Long Island soand-Bark Linden tor
ANCHORED
Al CITY Island-bOuDd Bark Nicolni for soursJsyo
MI>CELLAS EOUS.
Bark Sgnet before reported anchor City Isd bound
cut, lett THIS mOfn ming IN Tow or New-YOrk
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOAEIiS PORTS
LIVERPOOL Oct 9-Arrvei steamer Csstle Crsg tBr Pep
ri seaied s,eamer Egy pt sumner for New.York
QUEENSTOWN oct s-ArTved steamer Paxo (Brl Parkin
son, Ncw-Nor~ sept 10.
40 army ed steamers Brush Crown Burton. Phla
de- pha sept 70 and proceeded To Liverpool,
Cook, from NeN-York oct l.
GLASGOW. eArrived steamer Coina Br HASTE from
BRISTOL Oct Arrived steamer Devon Br MOce. from
New-l0rk sept II.
New.York Sept u. Oh her way 10 Amste; lam
sOUTHKxD, y-Passsd. steamer CanonDGIy Er
man Coosaw sept 10, on her way 10 London.
oct 9-Pased, steamer Ludgae I'M obi, Allen
HAsByRG Oct 9-ssiied steamer Rhaeta Vogelgesaag
for New-York.
GnRALIAK, Oct t-Arrived steamer Chswics MacA"
from Philadelphia sept 10, on her way TO Fiame.
oKSOA Oct 7-Afryed, steamer britannia Ff, JauHret
fIsn Sew.Ysrk sept 10.
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All new and choice eools Just from 'hc looms,
WE WILI,ALSO WAKE SPECIAL PAT1ER
NOTICE, FOR WEDDING OR BALL ooNIJ
that the public may know and understand what
quality and style to which they have been brou
Mt % East l2d-st.. one block east Of Grand &c
the display and sale of orr goods at retail.
We also claim the privilege OF saying to the
for the wholesale trade for many years, that
dealers making large profit. on them and not
MANUFACIGBLRS.
We now propose to sell our own goods direct
fact that our silks are rs fine. rich and hlnd
THIRD CHEAPER Of least than imported
and viii wear IN thoroughly satisfactory way.
We invite cvctybody 10 come ana soc the
worth the tino-Hnd we can safely saj you VIII
Take the now line 12d-at onts.
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COTTON MAnRlr--ny TELEGRAPH


LNtmool, oct o-la1o .. 10. atton easier. shi.,as
Upiands II idd da orleans lildi safes no0n o.le.
!. 90 baes American nour, Fulufe' atrAN upland, Low
Mldung clause, October delivery ilhtl 40 v.,ons'
Ter delivery aaU4d December snd January delivery
80oiLi do January sni February delivery Id siso
10 6idi 10 Marh snd April delivery in.oti 49,,
= D. "a -Corton- iool lidtins pand.. s.l6d MIDI
binary Tplends Ordinary anis, 50. Good Midi
Ing f,Ias, u Cd Mlilng it,s.' 1874 Low Mod;
Tcras ID Mtddng urlran- lAlbd' Low Mdfhns Or
leans l-iod. Good Ordinary Orleans ID ORDINARY w
ID m-Cotton-The the day Included 1900 bales
American Futures steady Upland5 Low Mddny sIsnss'
delivery 40o4d sellers do November .nd
dey iO84d sellers do December a9G Janu-,y
42sid buyers do February aud Hsrca de'sIy 500
sellers March and April delivery, 'V''' 'Aue'
y ~ m :" oton-Futures Upauds low Midilng clause
January livery o.f January and February delivery.
8 I'D 10 seDtem delivery. llAd, ASSOC l2o4d.
ate = NecutlVs conn =" n 10 coniefclc' -
a n m,-Cotton-Fuiures closed dull, Uplsnds Low MD.
ding clause Octoper deliver t06id value 10 Ocooer
and delivery ge V o o md an n
sry delivery. 564d BUYERS do January and February
- lid buyers March and April delivery, ts5id
sellers do. April and May delivery SZ54d sellers do May
Weesly-saes Of the 1000 bales Ames,can 5000
bales speculator. took $40 bales exporters teos 3o
bales export 5sO0 bales total receipts Al VOJ DAes
American. ooO bales total stock 9o4 Ooo b.e, Aus sa
273O0 bales amount Of cotton anoa' $4,000 bales Ae
9ALyrsTos oct O. Cotton quie, Mauus % Low MIG
ding ga Good Orioarg 10 net Aud grcss lecs.pss 49,.
2Uil bales Exports Coestwise. bale, sales lz' "Ae'
SAVANNAH Oct s.-cotton quiet Mhidiins Sslo 20, Lo~
MiadIinx ~ Good Ordinary. net ressps aysS 100
gross ss7 bales sales. 200 bales last evening" '
NEw.oMTxSs Oct v~totton steady Nlddlin$ t3.is;
L.. xsns s s Sss or ssitaS
| ssIsa $500 balss, ste<k, Glass balss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
for reasons OF the reduction from per cent to liz per
Cent In the quarterly dividend
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETs.

LONDON Oct el930 m-Umt,d states Eur fsh t VEN
ponds lysA do -Four aud Halt Per Cent BONDS ~ Es
Second Copsos bsis NewYoIk Central Vs' Illinois ssn
trail, l27 Pennsylvania 80 y Reading srs ou
nary S5is Canadian Pacific Ar 1t Paul Common rs,t
Al mAtano and Great Western first Mot,ssse f na
tees' Certificates 85 NewYort Central No Mexican oiui
nary, 10. Canadian Pacific AIS St Paul Common 80 -,
Paris. oct p-The weekly statement OF tne nan. na
France shows decrease " SO2oOOV Hapos IN sou ""'
8.225, O0O france In silver. ,-., on. sa.
The bullion Ia the Bank OF England mas uecreasou
during the past week =. ,.su,,x
The ~ England reserve 70 laDity
which ast week was 80 per 32 l3l0per cent
D. m.-rhc amount Ot bullion withdrawn from the oanA
OF England on balance today 10 1l0lOOO 49,. ,,.. =,
b.80p m-Pars sdvicos quote Three Per tent hen.es ~
~ II centmcs for the account anu LAenhpse vi
London ~ - francs 20 centimes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-10
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The speculation In ol ccrlilrn''7 TO-DAY
auuin. wa. t.,, uH vlfuunl interest Fh'' 'I"7''
cont 1,i. tlr rud quotation ''7t"'d"}' ''. '' ""''
rinl. vi- reached uN slow lunsnd steps "n' NOT l'''
lif pr,-. ul, lps,.l The urN' from ih' "i country h'
no pl-iiil, Uhurtct,r Ihr Phillips we'll Ne" H n"'''''
up "to lto,Dr tlr additional i'nf's' ANA l'''''' ~
owner viii ,udritur tn keep lts condition como
from the public The Phillip, N'hf h,'"i"l,- :" ,"'
ilr-i gauge shows decided dciinr ii d. pro" '"n
the Phillips No. struck good "i 100 ln' 'o''u'' i'
above the th AMI and l. c'trd to How !" mn. VI
Tomorrow The cu-c proximity "i IIIH anu 'h' b.,
well 10 the Phillips Ao. ! ought L. REFUGE ulr ~,
trr4 production by drainage II they oP'N "
ttb q iair ultuuf IL will h week or tNu before inc
Thorn creek district Ice removed a' di,uIph- Id,
tor ~ the trade or bee established a, most odsr9 ~,
one Prices ~ certificate, fcl 10 ~ cents near VIC
close but the market ended steady M -Sht rsiIllou
Al the New York petroleum and stock Boafd 'ho s"'o9
OF stocks TO-DAY amounted 70 . 80" shares . -
The range OF prices and the totaI de'lihss III 0''