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The Republican journal., 1885-10-29

The Springield, Mass, Republican has publishel
full reports of the fall harvest in Western Massa
chusctts, Northern. Connecticut, Vermont ana New
Hampshire. Gf which the following is a summary
Less tobacco has been raised this year, but the
crop is universally of excellent quality. The hay
crop is much larger than last year. Potatoes are
hardly up to the average mark. Corn is without
are mainly satisfactory. The fruit yield is very
large and in many places uneNampled New York
and Boston agents bought in Western Massachu
sets alone over $4,000 barrels of apples for ship
ment to Europe at an average price of 81 per
barrel in many cases sending their own men to
orchard the fruit There is a corner in the barrel
market and farmers are using hogshead5 for pack
ing their own fruit.
The Republican journal., 1885-10-29

Six thousand barrels of American apples were
sold in Liverpool, England Oct. 10Th. Baldwins
brought ID to Is shillings; Greetings 10 to II shi
lings An English shilling is about 25 cents.
The Republican journal., 1885-10-29
Heard on the Street.

The railroads are doing the coasting trade"
said gentleman in this city last week, who is
thoroughly acquainted with the business. Gears
are loaded at the mills and it is cheaper and better
for the shipper to run them through to Boston ana
vicinity, than to load on board vessel" There Is
truth in the statement ami it is Of the dull
business ill the coastng trade. Half the lumber
coming to Belfast is shipped by rail- Steam ON the
Ian AS well as the water, is superseding the san
vessel.
The Republican journal., 1885-10-29

What to do with the apples this year Is a problem
with many. There is no money in turning them
into cider, and while some make a fair profit by
the manufacture of vinegar others are unsuccess-
full The remedy would seem to be to get rid of
what are known cider apples and graft or set
out the standard varieties, which are always sale
able at some price and often pay handsomely.
There will beappes enough for cider by taking the
small fruit rejected in packing for market
The Republican journal., 1885-10-29

Mr.. Grant Aliens new novel, Babylon" con-
tains the following description OF farm house in
New York State, and the london Saturday Review
doubtful authority in this case-says that "who-
ever has travelled in some of the agricultural dis
tricts of the United States can recognize the truth
Of the lescrinti0n -
The Republican journal., 1885-10-29


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The Republican journal., 1885-10-29

That Northport chicken of which mention was
made recently, Matched out brood of chickens
some two weeks ago. She only broke the shell her
self last April, has laid litter of eggs, and is now
proud mother. Until the back towns can make a
better report this Northport chicken will stand at
the head.
The Republican journal., 1885-10-29

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PROSPECT. ~" Is ing 'hlt t'I IHt NN l'eil'''Ni''
farm 10 TEST inc Fa'ue u "PPieS iol 'e''i"S "'N"
cows. Farmers are ABOUT eiuailg 'lNI'e' IN V"I7
town on thelr Naue' some o'lh 'ii'' t"VE WY
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The Republican journal., 1885-10-29

Waldo county has always been noted for fine
honey, and recent reports from the various towns
indicate an increased production. There is no
doubt but that with proper care and management
bee keeping is very profitable, and we are glad to
know that many,of our intelligent farmers max
ing success Of agriculture and thus adding to the
marketable products of the county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NgwYORK Saturday. sept 26.-BEEVEs- fresh ar
rivals the stOcs held yesterday Ontr
day ceiling dun ana weak.
Shipments toaay Ia Live Cattle th5 Canada by r.
Fasunan AUO quarter, OF Beef aud loo ~ Mutton
IN the eph Eastman. Who also
no mo Ethiopia ,33J quarters Beef and
Mutt IN the city " hester OiJ quarters OF cef
lOp carcasses Of Mutton the 10 al shipments for the
week this 1Jb Live cattle. SUip quarters OF Beef
and TOO caTcssses Of Mutton.
CAIV E5-Arfyis 2si head, all ~ GOth-st and mainly
grassers Buermks which rod nj rather lower ngures
OF nj ~. llGc for Fair 10 OoDd The few "a
facA-DIenJeck Dewey l3Usira-sers 1870 ID. at 2ac;
~ DO pat Buttemiks aud Fed Cayesi - q. &c % O6
Voas 2O6 b. at do. i6b ID, at 1iic do l5l 10, at
7alc. ,o,,--, ,,.-.. ,,, -
~ (iragf ers aud ButtcImilAs at &c.
SUEEP A. ID LA n Bb-fcCeipta % i9l head
~ and u at Jersey city Total for
a. J head against 1851 he last Trade slow with
Wi IN very fair demand she sOd at - bods4 90
Poor TO and Common TO Choice lambs is
MTed from Ia &c. Tie pens well cleared
sales Dlenbeck g. Deweyi l94 state Lambs, 10 No. at
~ state sheep aud Lambs 81 b. 44c 81 DO Is 10 at
&c 70 state sheep, O5 b. az $40 "a Western do ~ ~ at
3Jaci 46 do. l2l h. az ll2c.
alenbocK a. DAVIS 1888 Indiana Sheep g8 10 at 4ci 81
do n H. IL state do % d. at 45j 1l8 State LamIs
07 H. at &c, 1856 do 81 ID, al &c 10 do so h. sc 23
Canada do rs n, at SAC 22i do. "a n. at 8 &c.
Judd a Buckingham 42S Ohio sheep, S3 d. 3iac 232
Pittsburg (pOJr 10 H. at 81 - is PennsYlyana Ewes
1903 No. at &c eos nnsylyanla Lambs % ~ AZ sc.
l. Saddler Co 10 Canada Lambs, - TO- at GIG
Kentucky 80 n. At AaaC Z0J entucky sheep g7 h. al
81 sf 242 20 10 h. at &c; 2i8 Ohio DO % az as So
Newton - uilleti 23S Canada Lambs % ID. at &c
HOGs-geceipts were u cars OF IA heads cars at
Jersey City and at 40hst Total for the week $40
head against 81 247 head last week for sale alive
Nomlnay a tTne weak and sellers predict lower prices
within the noxt few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28
WORLDS DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
AIain-s BUFFALO. n, v.

81 67b, October 81 67ia. Lara-Pnme steam. Cash
or seOtem6er 81 o7i2 October 50 o. Butter ,,eady'
EggsIFresn 69l6 !2s RSesios-Plonr 1000 e6ss Wheat
bbs Wheat. LOCO push; Barley. 20 900 Ousn
DETROIT sept 2j-whear strong Sol white OF &c. cash
september 81 hSc+ October 92c.i No RED. Cash. and
Req sso receipts 10 4os bush cor1"NS 4 S5s.e. oats
No. White. 3lc.. No 2 &c.
PEORIA III SEPT 26.-Corp firm; Hi>h Mixed. ala
No. Mixed 4lhdA2c oats active New No White. .iao
y 40. New No Mixed 2S925.e I've nrm, No 59@o0c.
shpments-Corn $4,000 bush: OATS lliOoO ousai Rye.
1000 BUSH
IS Sosss TO- FANNY - So Ss5 IS cnoca s. SoSsi 90
Fancy, S. Sj95,e5 Parents y 00Ss5 20 Wheat active;
oc ssS G ss 20 corr aP cssa
septcmber 4o7sStlc' October 1873. ass ses Year ssa
tmber "a &C RYE 5i,o Barley steady az 5O97Oe But
ter spGaanEe Eggs seaa, ra as sesa sea
$50 Corn Mea nrn AZ 81 90. Whisky steady lf 81 0S.
IS 70 as so short Clear IS 80 Lar6 uro M IS OGSss n
Recelpts-tiouL 1000 obls; Wheat 1000 basni Corn.
$1,000 6asn shioments-Fiour 1000 6ois; wne,. 6OO6
busiLi Corn 6Sgvy pusG' oaes 5000 oa'L' syA 1900
CHICAGO Sept 2S.-Plour quiet ami unchanged Choice
Winter Wheat 81 50 bsJ 2i sDrns wheas s. i0GSi O0
% Srae, 81 IS s. 90 ye ssar 81 sS 50 IN SsTeis
Wheat active and higher; sales ranged septemOer SO
s6ac No Red, 90iac.' Ma Red $50. Corn active and
sasS. OCTOBER Il s4 &C. closing at tilo Novsmpsr.
c sspts%sS at ps' Ss sa
&C. elSsss A. % 800 90 . rye ssss' No % 20
september 65a 81 10 IS 5ass 20 october
90 d06s5 10 closing a. ~ % @GsS 40 November - 81
ss s'ns y L e' eSs
81 Obase O7s November 81 ooase OH Bukneats aaet;
Short clear sides 20 o0es6 o. aeeepts-vionr In0oo
i9aooo ouss. asS 1000 bush. sarley ssooa shpmaas;
-flouE 1900 obls. Wheat 5000 busl Corn 81 1000
eusn oats $4,000 pnsn dye 5000 busa sarey $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28
STATE or TRADE

BALTIMORE Sept 49, Cotton Arm Middling eSe Flour
Extra 81 80 9St 20; do Family g. 40 gs5 90 CITY Mills
- 90 ass COS 10 EXTRA 50 rs asa 20 do Rio Brands
s.slaso o0 Pstapsco Family $50 40 snpesLstys
southers Red. gsge99si do Amber 81 oDSsi o. so
90 ICES 1o September e599s 9c october $3.50; Noyem.
Der. D594d1 Corn-Soutnern lower Western nrm ;
White b3ia Q54 lac; 40 Yellow. 52053c Western
47aQ4So.; September As@c.i OCTOBER. isac
Year. 45445l4o. Oats higher and nrmer Southern, 80
a3Gc. Western White 3S934c.i 40 Mixed, 500 Sic.
Pennsylvania 3O636o ave nrm at b2d6jc. Provisions
arm ana active Mess PORK sO JO0lO go ReceiDtsF Flour
1855 OblS. Wheat $4,000 push: 5000 bush; olts
1000 Rye 600 bush shipments-Flonr. l.29O
bDa' oats, - bush. Saes-Whest $4,000 olsnI Corn
5000 busi
CNclsSAu Sept 28-Flour active and steady, Family,
3OdSi 90 Fancy - 1854 10. Wheat tlrm No Rel
p4c receipts 10000 shipments, 5000 busn Corn active
No. 2 Mixed. 81 iad43c Oats hrm No. Mixed. $50
Rye-No Fail 1ic Barley steady No. Fall slc
Pork dul nc 50 %. LARD easier AZ SO 0Oab6 o.
Bulkmests easter; shoulder So 20 seortcrie 80 s9,
Bacon auiet and arm shouidcrs 81 % Snorfb. 50 10
short clear 81 90 whiskey dull and steady at 81 %.
Hogs quiet Common and Light 30 Sj9t4 Sos Pack
Ing and butchers sS 7o6si 20 receipts zoos mead salp
nients. 7sJ haao.
MILWAUKEE Sept 90 Wheat strong No. Cash. 80 lac.:
september sc aoi OCTOBER 81 NC Corn firm No 2 43c.
oats steady Nc. 25cc rye hrm No % NC Barley
No = Gao Proyslons-aess PORK, Cash OF September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28
COTTON MARRErs-gY rgLsIaArn

LIVERPOOL Sept 25.-l2;3O p. m.-COtton firm; MID.
ding uplands b7ed Middlng orleans ol2d sales-SOOO
including 900 bales for speculation aud export
ceipts none. Futures steadyi Uplands Low Middling
tober delivery 70 odd do october aud delivery
2IGId; do. November and December delivery 2i.64di
aso 2Oijld December and January delivery 3 odd
do January and February delivery z3g4d also % SAD,
April delivery 2o0Ad; do. April and May delivery. 80
-64d
American Futures firm Uplands. Low Middling clause.
delivery 26Gid sellers do September
tOer delivery 20id sellers DO. October November
delivery 20id. sellers; do November and December
livery 20O4d buyers December and January delivery
Cad sellers do January aud February delivery 1914
sellers February and March delivery 2584d. sellers
do March and April delivery, 2s0id buyers do. April
and MAY delivery D 3l.04d buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28
JBE PETROLEUM uARKEE

What msy be the first symptom OF an active
movement In refined oil Is to bs noted In the advance OF
Is cent per gallon In that article last week The demand
is good and the higher quotations maintained to
the end. How long this may nue. no one can pre-
Dict but Europe still shows comparative Indifference TO
the situation and Ia taking steps to prevent the drain
OF Its stocks Of the refined product This might
be explained on the ground OF Russian com com.
the exports of the United States continue to sur
and the value Is enhanced though not In proportion TO
the Increase In amount. IL be that the most prOnt
able policy eventually that could he pursued by the
refining interests that which they seem 10 be follow
inga gradual quiet rise which VIII not alarm the for
eIgn demand until 1t ands itself at the mercy. OF
It is probable that q slight Increase in crude
production will be shown by the forthcoming
regions. The numerous small wells which
being opened in old territory. the edgeiof old
territory while Yielding small amounts individually,
combine TO make the aggregate yield large. Tho 40
vy IN the oil country Is dsoouragng speculation and
the trade Is kept In nervous remor by fear OF mpor
tant discoveries aggravated by the most extravaganza
SO far, however IL Is not apparent that new
district 10 In sight which will put new face en- the sta
falls far behind the decline in the old
slG 4. This Indicated by the relation ion
former now showing deficiency for September OF over
100000 barres The runs average So s52 barrels day
against BATS barrels last month, 66.O00 barrels IN
September 1884, 06,237 barrels in september 1888 aud
06,075 barrels In september. 1882. Tho daily average
OF deliveries Is 7ll62 barrels as compared with an
average OF 60l0O barrels last month 7644i barrels In
September 1884, 776s6 barrels September, 1885, and
66.4ol barrels in September 1882 Tho Quarters
last moDth sooso barrels I Ia soptsaSep, iss4.
46920 barrels IN September, 1888 and 42257 barrels
TO "a leharters to the 25th) rs as folowsi
pe ~, s.s asys ca sfc =
I I@ per ssSs isSS 's es5
The certificate specalatIons last week and the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28

The money markets neither here elsewhere devel-
opcd any features Money was In abundant supply
without notable changes. NeuYork checks at tho
places named quoted as follows: Savannah per
sent prs@Iam SswoTeans 81 rs to 81 discount for
commercial and par for bank 81 Louis. par Cncago'
rs cents discount Boston, 15 cents discount.
. Tue foreign exchanges early in the week were more
active and rates had advanced cent Tor sternDg Dnt
later they were dull and easier and closed on the basis
Of 81 So and 81 $50 long AID short sterling. The
foreign commerce New-Tork thus far Tor heptemDer
maze eompsrson with September, 1884, nearly M
favorable that for August which Ia given above The
exports from New-York show decrease OF over
S35O0OOO and the imports decrease Of only $l50OOO
In general merchandise last week there was less acy-
~ and smaller movements tnan mere nad osen Pre-
frat Of q seasons demand had been supplied; The
anxious inquiry nows viii there be SECOND ana third
et supplied the future wants OF consumers steadi-
in prices Notwithstanding the sacksnng OF de-
mand was the feature in most OF the markets.
better business Is doing In AL departments OF iron,
but there IS change IN price and tho limited pro-
orders for steel rails have Isseed We hear of one
ofl2o00 Chicago for S3l 80, which Is equiya-
while all except two steel rail mills are running, ~
should be remembered that only about onena1 the ca
Il he Anthracite coal trade but il Is confined to
scasoBable demand for the winters supply OF domestic
The fact that the companies look upon the present
condition OF the trade as mere fall spurt ann thefe -
quite an inclination TO make nay while sne SUP
There Ia much si1rmishing for position In next
{s.rs game 70 permit me remainder OF 'D's year
Commercially there is no Improvement reported Our
sxort Of cotton for the current week show some gains
~ 1884, but they only moderate while the move
pents Of cereals show large falling of speculatiyey
hsat Is 3is cents more valuable than weex sgo ~
re dcmand for t decreases Its price - advanced
rnss laid upoG the small receipts anda the fact that
tess It this season. The movement from farmers
sands 4 unusually slow. 10 not this solely dae to tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28

cwti Refined petroleum. ID al sd pcrgaon. Cloverseed
American Rcd gga vor cwt Taow-27s 80. Derowt Rosn
Common So ga Pale, lis ID 9Os. Cd Ilnseed Oh 22A
d per ow-Fine Amerlcln 2ss ca: Prime Clty
2Ds Cd per cwt American hcrigeraod Beef hind quart
Is I'd. fore quarters. So ID. per Sib 49,,
Whna for tho three DAYS were 2JAOOJ
oenlais, nclu ing 72.OOO oentas American
1herecops 81 American tho past three days Wero
$4,000 ccntala. 49, az,
LONDON sept 26.-Pioduce- Linseed Oh. 1913 7s. s2i
OA Calcutta LnSeo AS Cd quarter llnssed
Cake 81 30 a - "a per tons hehned Petroleum 90. q
I'd per gallon; spirits VI Turpentue 2ja I'd per cWt;
Sperm OIL 9jS per ton. Rosin Common IS Cd per cwti
Pale Is oils PrOysiOns-iATd. Sja Od. per cwt. lor
American; sugar IFS sd. per cwt for Cuba Centrlng
pol2ng $50 aud iA Cd 9l5s ID for cuba Muscoyado iar
refining alOat; Australian TallOv-Iecf 2Is. ID D2bs,
Cd; Mutton 2ss 6d. 020a I'D. Cocoa Nut ol-Ceyion,
G27 0s.; Cochin. &3i 6s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rivsr Vesseis anl R1lir31fa
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-spot Rio higher; fair, $50. sales 1000 bags
Amy" and 900 Exchange Cono private terms Options
opened 6ponts higher and closed steady Inc trading was
September, 6S5G6.95 October. 690G695i November,
6906695; December, 0.g5d7,0i January, 1OO0I 90
February 7o5d7.l0: March 7ll0715. Mid grades firm.
Sales OF 90O pecus Padang rom the septenber sao QUO
mats AnkOla and 1000 MaTacaibo private terms
CoTTONSpot Cotton quiet, steady and unchanged sales
OF PSI bales Receipts at the ports TO-DAY Daies tS
day Last week, l5,057 last year, 2i.5O) bales
The quotations. according TO the American classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

LIVERPOOL, Sept 26P roylsiOns-Bac0n Cumberland Cut
BIS Cd Long Clear Middies aOs Cd short Clear Mddea
3ls nd short Ribs 32s Odi Shoulders 2is Cd per cwt
Bee-7ss. Cd for Extra Indian Ness Prime Meas Cd
Pork-Prmc Moss. 54A Od bbLi Prime Mess Eastern
eIn Szs OBJ Lara OIL szs od Hans Long Cut Ala obi
States. Cheeso-Ameroan Choice 80a Cd Wheat-lled
Western Spring O.. sd 97s 0d Red Winter Ia Cd a7s Id
New Mled western a. 10: csl i No ! Ia ld9
Spirits OF Turpontne 26s Oh DO az London asa Cd psr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON sept. 20 -12:3o p Unlimited States Four Per
Cent Bonds lbs ia do Four and Half Per Cent Bonis
1885, Atlantic Great Western First Mortgage Trustees
Certificates III Canadian Pacific 40 Erie Second Con.
sols 9S; Mexican Ordinary II g. ST. Paul Common slis;
Now-YOrk Central, l0l.
I'D m-Atianc and Great Western First Mortgage Trt,
tees Certificates 81 NJ Ere l6a; illinois Central 1875 Ia
Mexican Ordinary 2i New-York Central. l0l heading
Ga.
The statement Of the Imperial Bank OF Germany shows
decrease In specie OF 379S,0o0 marks
PARIS advces quote Three per at 81
francs tho
Hudson Ray Company, 1875
Paris sy,ces quote exchange London at Is francs 20 \
centimes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28

There was nothing In last weeks mining stock market
of either special or general The transactions
rho Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
amounted 1882 shares aganst 53i4 shares for the
preceding week. As usual Sutro Tunnel gave largo
proportion 6000 shares) Of the total ard 1t declined
cent 10 I6 cents Prices generally weak barely
steady At the stock Exchange thero business
done in the Quicksilver stocks at for the and
at "a and 25is, for the preferred
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANcIsco Sent 90. 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28

slight decline last the total anon OF transac
tlons the range OF prices within q mar
rover limit aud a trivial gain established
In the final quotations. But the market stu
retained its local character aud beyond the movement OF
traderstOday TO shorts, tomorrow to put them
out agaip-the dealings revealed little OF significance.
In Wow OF the meagro field and the strong outlines
OF the general situation the condition OF the speculation
battles description Those who looked for lower prices
disappointed, while those who were holding oil
had advance TO the burden OF carrying
changes The market ended duh TO possess tone
and there nothing on the surface promising
relief from the Improbable stagnaton. The per
slstent refusal prices to fall much below the dollar
mark however. may be indicative Ofan Inherent strength
which Ia only waiting for favorable speculative oppor-
tunity TO manifest Itself In activity.
The range OF prices ana the total dealings at the
Consolidated Exchange FOR last week. compared with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28

Inc price OF refined oil was advanced 3 cent iIom Tue
previous week. closing at Sig cents per gallon Abel test
In NowYork, and sss cents In Philadelphia and Balti-
more. q
BRADFORD, Penn, Sept 26-Crude On-Natfonal Tran
sit Certificates opened at 100 aud closed at 1904 ;
highest price, 1908; lowest price. 100 Clearauces,
LOGS. 900 barrels.
OUCITY Penn, Sept. 26.-Crude On-Natonal Tran
sit Certificates opened at 100 and closed at 100ls ;
highest price, l00ia; lowest price, 100. Sales,
7250000 barrels clearances, 2s6S,0 900 barrels runs
023l3 bills; shipments 1927 barrels; charters
horr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28
SPIRITS OF TuRpENrINR

CHARLESTON Sept 26-Turpeptne Arm at 3lr
SAVANNAH. sent 20. -Turpent,ne steaty at sic
WILMINGTON Sept z0.-rurpeatine nrn ~ J0@o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28
sGa.o38.2li

The NTH OF the road is Increased 2,573 miles the
funded debt is Increased 800; the preferred
stock is Increased - 800 aud the common stock
Increased 100000 The total Increase In capitalize
ton Is SIS 6G6OOO The increase in the debt Is equal L.
500 $50 for each new mile Of road. Ire total In
crease in capitalization is equal TO S3D,J7O for each
new mile of road. On JaHuiry !, 1850.
the liue existing then bonded for ~ $3.50 per mile
IN 1850 The gross earnings per mile SJOlG and in
1884 they $i,9l2.
suhjoned is usual table giving the highest lowest
and final prices and number OF shares sold for week
together with the ina prices OF week ago. Of twenty
six active representative stocks:
WEEKLY RANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28

Total balance. SIZZ27Oz5o III IHo
Yesterdays weekly bank statement was void OF feat
ure except that IL showed OF money out or
the city which extraordinarily small for this season
The banks report loss OF IN cash Ior the
Treasury absorption as has been the principal part Of
IRE loss the banks have sustained August J.
The comparisons with preceding years. however con,
tnue 10 be striking The deposits were Ss0'0o0'0000
greater than they at this date 1884, S1l,OOOOOO
Greater than 1888 and 97 000o0 greater than in
1850 The total 37 100000 greater than
in 1894 $50. 100000 greater than In 1888, and
500 600 900 greater than In 1882 Yet after deductng
from the present the $59l5OOO OF fractional
silver certificates held nv the banks the present ratio or
reserve to deposits is only 096 per cent greater than
that of year ago. ~,
those of the corresponding dates Of 1884 and 1888:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28

sept. 20, 1883 Sept q. 1884 SEPT; 2s. 1855;
Specie .... bS324.4OO 7ss2s5oo 1O9.254 500
Isgal.tenders -. 2i077. 800 SO,3J5s00 32l7l,sOO
me- os,fs - sIilO7,5OO 3J5l468O0 3S5.g77,2OQ
crrculstion IS 1885 14,137.4Oo e.s1o.G0o
The following shows the relation between the Total TO
serve and the total deposit liabilities;
era,n s5j.324.4OO SIS. 526. 500 Sl09254. 400
Legal tenders.---- 24,OffSoO ouooo'oVO '@'i'i'7oV
Total reserve s794OI,7Oo slO4. 2233O0 Sl4l426,2oO
Reserve required -oa,-, ,coo, -. nc .o, ooo
against deposits 7eo2o,s'o 'oZoo'o'o oo''0''o'o
Surplus ....- ss74s25 s27eS5.725 s449Sl.eOO
Ratio of res've -. or,
todepost- 2o.H oi'Ao oo'oA
The following Is yesterdays statement In detall:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-28
Gold coin and bull,

lion less certia-
Gates aud $780,
100000 for re-
serve. .-...--.---
United states
notes less GER
tincateS.
National ba n x
notes. .-..---.....
Deposits in Ma
tional banks....
Silver dollars and
bullion less cor
tinc&tes. ..------
Iott4-.-
Deduct for fuaas
held to redeem
National bank
notes including
the 5 per cent
fund.-......s....