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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-17
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock
Anrkata.


NEw YoRK Oct is.-Ioaey easy at iki2 Ter.
cent. Prime mercantile paper li6 percent. For.
tign Exchange quiet a. 81 StS4 s51
GoyEl1StESi BiSDs-Qulet aud steady.
srAIH BoNDs-Were active aud strong.
RAILWAY BOSDs-Continue extr mely active.
The sales to day were larger than on any pressed.
ing day this year, ronniirg % Ssn,OOO
eTocEs-At the opening OF the stocE Exchange
10 dsy The market was huoyAut, hTst prices thnw.
Ing An advance In almost every instance OF n
" u percent This was followed by reaction
curing which early gains We're lost ana generally
small ir ,Clons In lddit on. AItrOng bull MOVE
ment was STATED ABOUT moon, which continued Bier
Qua o'clock, aud during which there was general
adv-nce Of to over percent This was followed
by Anythe naciion. and then comparatively
steady but llrn msrket 10 the q 50
The rnAl prices were generally Y 10 " percent
low the ba,t lRlres u the day aud f-J u & !
percent bett THAI the cICsl1R Of yest rday. The
active stocks Ter- LAckATanna, E,ie. TotthSest
err, western Union, st. Paul aud Lake Shore:
Lack .wAn7R ~ In the after con .si percent and
closed with ne; gain Of IL PERI iiL Jcrs,' ecu.
tel gAiucd ~ pcfCen. 81. Ia ! advanced per
MAnnitobt 4. Van :trblT we e strn 6. Sew
York Central gained percent, Lake slUrS u, tTie
= and Oregon 4 Nav gLli.nH . her E"sns fac
Ito al.
U. n, J. 81 Z. ;. Az. llI5S. U $ new Is, l23k;
Rn.hc e. OF -, 81 Cen raj Pa iIc isiS, IlIS'
hle seco DIS. 76IS: Iehtsh GWilt-sbGrr q d
iG2. Louisia' con O!s, 81; Missouri 6, lD!S; ST.
Gs, old, q; do W. 81; Texas Tn"ilc Land
Grants y; do klO GrAudt, ~ Union peclhc tBts,
llhx: DO Land GrRutg, l0I; do sinking fund l2O;
Wiz ina Is. ~: Virginia, Cons Is. e1 RI G!Atlrsd
a.; AmeFic Express. TO-: CA'Edt 81! tnern,
49, tie t'nl PAulDc ~ CteSaIeA G & OhlL ~
do lr'ts Preferred l4 o second So; e z: q
l.. 81: Denver 4 RI Gtande, lgs, E-ie. 1g;i;
DO prefer ed. 49,; Font Wayne lSj; kAuLEs &
TexA 26J<; LSke EtI- & weNern ia Lake Shore,
~; LOulsyle & Sa'hvi l. AZ; LJtit'vll Z, New
Albany & ChicA, o, 81: .emphis & Charleston, Ai;
Nashville q LhAItALO IA, ~; Sea- % 5 ell
tral. ~; EorIhgr raclI,, AZ Oh caG! 4 Sorth'
western, lC6lSi do prelerre Is a. sew York Cen
u do preferred Is; Pas ic Nal So p ttsourgh,
lI: Rsa1ius, IL; t. LJuls & san Francisco,
2O!S; DO referred, NJ; e.. d. i Paul, 81; 90
preferred. as: Texas r~ihC. ~: Union Pacific,
81; U It'd S Ates Express, GO ", 81 l.. d =,
W do preferred, 1871 weils'FSrgO Express, llS;
WtS.c unlou, II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-17
Many a Lady

is beautiful, all but her skin;
and nobody has ever told
her how easy it is to put
beauty on the skin. Beauty
on the skin is Magnolia
Balm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-17

HOrsfotd's Acid PhOsphats-Bewaro O
Limitations,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-17

Isptl-ts own Ienc6y, made from roots gath
cred from tho forests OF &c TgiR. The method by
~hICh 1t IS mSGe was obta ned hyah half bred from
the ur,cG Indians who Inhabited certain portion
OF Georgia, a!ch was communicated TO one Of the
early settlers, AID thS Tho formula has been hand
ed down to the pro, ent day. he above cut repre-
scr Is the method Of RapuIac:uro iwCnlyyeasaso,
by Mr. G T. swift, one Of tho pissDt rropreton
The demand has been s Rduhy iUee@iDg uDtIl a
$4,000 laboratory i5 now necessary to supply the
trade. A foreign demand ha1 been created, 6nd
enlarged facilities will lie ncGssy TO meet 1t,
ThI, ClcA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-17

A Ii KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB
"A PRINTING neatly and promptly OTecuted a.
be iNT1ltlOBSCER Jos CEDpI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-17

Mouudsviile accommodation leRytS Theelin. II
lies a: Ia, and arrives At EoundSylle sI i2iS ?,
N. daily except Sunday.
Warrington accommodation ut i:l0p m.
ZADesvillo accommodation leaves Whool!uy
T:SS q. IN. and $40 p. m. BellAire ri $40 r. nj
i;l5 p. M, Cgily except Sunday.
1923 r. N train through 20 Cincinnati without
change, with =. 4 o. Sleeper through 20 Cincinnati.
b. d o. Sleeping Cans on all throHRh trEibs
Through Coach from Wheeling 10 Cincinnati Cn
No. 2, leaving Wheeling Rt 1913 4. M. R.r!Tirs e
Cincinnati NJ 6:5OG L.
CloaC connections are made for all poipis south
and Southwest, North and Northwest making THIS
desirable IoutC for colUniGp and pc0ons moving
TO the great West and 10 whom particular Gi.entiGI
Ia given.
Tickets 10 ell principal points ON sple At DepcL
Depot Ticket OEicc
T7Oe @. HuREE, Ticket agent Il. d o. ntpot.
joins ] LANE, TrHy. R69cpgcf AYtut
4 7. nKyPIT9 GpNefFal Agont H'lef Iuu
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Or, MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

VIII cure Dlssarca Of tic E!luoys lrRyrI, Glcet
Bricturus, and all Urinary and CreiSrGl DisesSea,
Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal WeRfrnsi
Los Of Yig0r, Premature Deli!ne III Nan, Esrly
Decty, imp9senSY caused oy e;rn.S o. yonhl e1,
and nose, ulcers tYuptio1t snfoiuia, tettnT, s.lt
Theuns and all blood and lin dlEsSECs. FcInLlt
Weakness speedily cured, Gonorhcs cured IN
Y y. BoCzB1. LaaAN s C'n., DTuggisiR Bent "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-17
QIre Gnteuiqenfsr.
FUN IN POETRY.

once, Noa. a5 aud "a FOusteenth Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-17

WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIV.
w SiOE, B.&O
Gu and after JUNE n. 1855, passenger tfAlp va
run % follows Wheeling tniE;
fdr Ftvbufyhl:i0 Il. IT,. G.2, ?. N. daily 7:.5
4. H., 80 p. ~, daily except sarlsy
For NhAhingtun-5:0S r. n 70 GG.sy czctp. Supisy
From Htts6un,h--ll:01 q. N, sos p. A. Daily
except sunday; !0:I6p. M, daily p'O5 a. ~, Siiiy.
6:GS NJ, daily except SUNDAY; lb.fE p. m, as'tr
Z x. LORD, General isggfigcr Agent
y. DUNBAR. General Eup'j.
7. LANE, TRAY. Psar. Act, Hhcslin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-17
Commission znrsehauts.

u. DAvENEoEI, q, D. KOGirHUU,
General. OF D, YgTlhEt0n Z. gGS, s'petis,
Is. DAVENPORT ~ CO.,
COMMISSION
rSatnrs In arsiu, Klonr. 5esds, Provisions Ohesg5
aud DFiel Ehllo
81 ~ wAsuTHTnN 81 r1arsrr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-17

The path of duty-Through the custom
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Medical.
FRY'S GREAT RHEUMATIC CURE

AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
The nj Ht successful Remedy eve5 discovered for
the cure Of Acute, lnfam natOry and Chronic
rheumatism. As II Blood ''urihcr, II
AuTpaSseS all known Remedies
Fry manufacturing Co.,
No. g. FEDER,LsT ALLEGHENY, Pa.
18rSI 90 per Bottle Six Bottles for So 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-17

FHIL'nLrltfL, Pa, ost l5-wool very firm with
improved demand: Canada, wGGhed aud cOmblnK
I,3Sc; tub washed coarse ga &c; uUwiShed eomb.
log sud delNine Coane 2I5S42jc; pulled extra
Minnesot1 9SA2Sc; hupertuc 2jGS5c; lamts super
fne 22a2Sc.
NEW YoRK, Oct l6-wool firm and rather quiet;
domestic fleece z7ASSc; pulled ltA3Jc Texas 9G2lc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-17

EEw York, Oct is.-without any specitl activity
noticeable ihsre "a more doing through Z large
number otmpp'ementAry orders for duplicate aud
new NSortnents 70 meet the current required ents
The tone h Stea!y and current prices well sus'
timed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-17

ST0f CHEWING ToBACCoI
Chow Lnn@e'S Plugs,
TIE GREAT TOBACCO ASTlDOTEG
Price 10 Cents. sold by all druggists,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-17

CISclNSArI o., Oct I6.-Hogs firm: common and
Light q 0OaJ IS; packing and butchers Is i5A3gO.

PTTnBuRGI, Pa. 0at l6-The oil market very
much excited todR and under the IL fuence q
the reported heavy buying At other p lnts nd.
yinced &C. The fee log was confident and the I'M
dertone OF the market was strong; Natl IuR transit
Ger iicAeS opened Ut 81 O3 closed At 81 or highest
81 o.; lowest 81 0gS. Thcsalei were We y heavy.
BRADFORD, Pa, Oct lG.-opened Al 81 O2JG;
closed at 81 06Js highest 81 (GJS; lowest 81 OjG;
runs 81 Oi5 tRrrrA; total shipments %, q b7reS;
charters 1868 barrels; cleGrinccs s,sSOo0J barrels
OIL CIII, PA Oct ls.-opened Al q C5IE. highest
$4,000 barrels; cleGfanoea 6l72 900 barrels; chat.
ten 1889 barrels; shipments IS, 1851 barrels.
TTUsvuIE, Pa, Oct. i6.-opened at q %; high.
eS 81 OG1t lowest 81 o.: closed 1t 81 o65S; ship
menti lll,Oo0 barrels; charters 10 800 blrrel.
NEI roRE, Oct ,6.-Pe:rOleun hrm; United
Sl0.
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"whIt Is the news" asked the Q litor man.
"a mAn both noble and true
Has died this morn, beloved By ALL"
"hG'Il give that a line or two."
~ scandal ease has ju.t come 10 light,
IN the town II i all horsgp:
Sore prominent folks are mixed up IN H."
"We'll & We that The whole tiB! page"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-17

Passenger trains daily including Sunday. 40.
commodRHou trains runs daily ergept SyHdaJ.
JOHN g. TO4LIS3CE,
Tlcket Agent. Whaling. ". VA.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-13
LvEsT SHORE RAILWAY.

a,fr BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST ForTpprn
@' DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSlNI-s IA 49,
-. -. - PLEASURE TRAVEL.
IHE !" iSi SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG THE WEST
tHVhE W INK WORLDFAMED HUDSON RIVER
AK0U NJ fOOIHfLLS OF CATSkTLL MUUNTAINS
AMP luhoUoH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
ON aod si.er July 2 1885 trains win eaye West 42d,.
Aii Ssins from dowpOwu station ioo,of Jay
NORTH ~ minutes earlier frn foot OF Xesti2
Detroit and chicago 'lolo 'Uio -si0 IA Pul
nsn AZ I,sssss is.Is sesio' .5iop m. Pullman sloopsrs
Susnsssor bridge Nagars tas Bufalo Rochesfer 7.,o
cs and md syrscass aS oi9 ii5 m .oc sI $40
pnirnlaud Poseeesie ssagcruesand Albany 1910 .7.2o
'lSiso lSsoarz anl' Kingston and cs,ss l2ia 72o soa
stt,Iu IN rs a. M. Gt5, AOi. s0lO. ~ 10 n IN.
SSsr1tors specals 300 ilii5 q. NJ 3i5 m.
Y@fs s,rpr9e 300 Al. 10 SATURDAYS only 3f5
EsafTrsk,L Hunter Hobart Grand Hotel Station. Pho
pic.a 300 lff6 3i5 p N. Buffet psror cars 70 Grand
Hoiei and Hoto Kaserski via Phnncia on 300 m and
~ Cairo, Mountain House ~'-t'A. 'i2o 72a
600 ll;Is ~ ,S Sss p:ds p a. hast 7.2o 300 n oio m
s1snli"n Lendon losiOs 'osio 'ssio y n- 1oIonta
sssi@ si.sn, SAY 0Pisf % trzns daily except sunday
oes .som Y NJ Mobofsn 4s udscnst Brooklyn
SIX na Nj slW iis1 IsS5 Brosaway 751 ctt ava. liJ
$SSt 23fhs 1853 and West shore shuohs loot
q fWesf and loot q Jay f n1r,n mssr nanrfags
0asd or checked from hotels ene rur'efa
~ rrseds~sv UDeral Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune., 1885-08-13
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH .

j 4 NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HARTfO1hD H. ~
Trains Harlem River station corner l5Zd-st anu
Ineolnsve Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem iser
Third Avenue Elevated Aairoad daiy, except
sundays at 645 7;i5, 80. 1000 ll:55 ni 2lo 500
,oai Pcis HSnts Point West Farms Van Ssst Ws, s
1sapdD Pelham Manor and NewRoehelle connecting af
the New YORK New Haven and Hartford Raroad shore
lane and Air Line Divisions New-Caha Mlidleown
New britain Sued Branches and Postona and all points
Midnght train for Rochelle and all intermedatestk
tons at l2:1oa m daily except MONDAYS
New Rochelle AMI all intermediate sta
tons noon o. the latter train connecting
ct New Rochelle with trains to Grand Central Depot ami
Stamford
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILR0AD.-Passeng 90
IL depot foot of Cortandt and Deserosscs
eta m l2 d. Easton. Beth Iehern
Allentown Reading. Mauch Chunk wilkessarre Towa.da
man coaches daily Lsca trains at amand $40
n m. for East0n, Bethls chem and Coplay
points Mahonoy Hazleton coal regions. Sunday uap
feayes for Mauch Chunk and Hazlcton, $40 a IN.
S'N''" ~ ~ ~ T. D. BYINGT0N. @. p.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-13


NORTH and EAST.
The renowned steamers
"PILGRIM" and "BR SrOLr (Rands OF music on b0arul
jcave New-York alternately daily, SUNDAYS CLUpEp
Connection via Annex boat from Brooklyn D. hi jersey
Long water route nights morning trains TO Bos
ton short rail ride FIRST BOSTON EXPRESS leaves boat at
S:2O a. M; due Boston 600 a.
NEW TRAINS.
SECOND BOSTON EMPRESS leaves Fall River at 7:25
o. M. daily except sundays due in Boston 9O5 a. m. .
WHITE MOCNTAiN EMPRESS leaves fall Hiver nt
7:25 a daily except Sundays Parsor cars through 70
fabyans Lowell and Nashua and Wis Lowell ana Nortn
Conway -,,,,.rorr,,~.
Fer Newport r. L. direct Marhas Vineyard, NANTUCKET
Cape Cod and all inland and seashore resorts on the Old
Colony system. The fine steamers -
F''PROVIDENCE" " and OLD COLONY"
leave New.York alternately, sundays excepted at p m
Pier North River (oid number. These steamers do
not go beyond Newport Tickets and staerooms both
secured principal ticket and transfer Offices
LINE OFFICE PICK % Nerth iyer and nd ON steamers
Torrs and Excursions, free on application. -
Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-08-13

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
IN Trains leave ChambeFsst Depot for Enge
Closter PIermsnt ana Nyacg Z, $50, 10 m $40 4oD
$40 $40 $50 D. m. ~ midnight. Sundays T. a NJ ana
Nnnuet Spring Valley and Monsey Z. 10 a. m 45o p M
Sundays N.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-13
Che Curt.

HONMOUTHPARK RACES,
NI LONG BRANCH. ". ].
EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY AMP SATURDAY.
TIL Tuesday, August 25 Races promptly at 2;30 m
Six races each day Hune Race or Steeplechase
each day. Trains and boats tirect TO course:
Philadelphia and Reading X. r. liberyst Ferry LAP y.
IL IN, 1? IN. 40 l246p m PennXlvanma "a H. X, Sor-
landt ami DesbTosses sts. Ferry, o. llSV m ~ m
l2.16 pm. A., ,-,..,. A.. ,,,o,, q, so
J. IL COSTER, Sec. GEO. L. LoRILLARD, President
New-York tribune., 1885-08-13

THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
TO THOUSAND ISLANDS
UTICA AND BLACK RIVER RAILROAD.
Favorite Route for Fashionable Pleasure Travel.
20 MILES SHORTER III HOURS QUICKEST ROUTE
TO CLAYTON AND ALEXANDRIA BAY
A FAST DAY TRAIN-oNLY ELEVEN HOURS FROM
NETWORK.
8 EXPRESS TRAINS
Leave Grand Central Depot
1890 m.Arrives Clayton $50 p. M, Alexandra Bay
i0:4O p m. Watertown sos D. m. ogtens-
$50 D. m-Drawing Room Cars to Albany. Sleeping Cara
Albany Clayton; leave Albany 7:45 d. M.
arrive Clayton 5:f5 A. connecting with r. g
q. Nav..Co. passing all Thousand Islands and
Rapids arriving Montreal $50 y
goo D. m-siesplng Cars Utica and Utica Clayton:
leaves Utica 1880 A. m. connects with Mon.
treal steamer leaving clayton $3.50 a. w.
Clayton $3.50 q. m. Alexandria Bay 1915 a. M.
Watertown $50 4. m, Ogdensburg 1890 a. m.
His mSeepng Cars TO Albany, Drawing Room Cars
Albany to Claytoni Fast line leaves Albany
a. M. leaves Utica ll;40 O. M. arrives CLAYTON
1928 p. m, Alexandria Bay 4:S5 p m. Water.
town 300 p. m. Ogdensburg 4:20 y. N
All solid from Utica Clayton. landing
gers oock transfers Steamboats,
with all trains and run 20 hotel docks q. Thousand Issn9
The only line running fast trains without sops
Apply GEO. l.. BAKER, Alb Broadway New York. Toe
The book Routes and Rates for summer Tours
100 pages with routes rates maps list OF hotels sc. sc.
E VAN HORNE. THEo. BUTrEREIELp.
Genl supt. G. p. A.. Utica. N. Y
New-York tribune., 1885-08-13

Business propertp tor Sale aro TO Let
VNO LET.-Buildings, lofts and offices on
i Chambers. Beekman Fulton Nassau, "iliam ooid'
Pearl and Water Sta and vicinity. . .
New-York tribune., 1885-08-13
REAL ESTATE.
Srw.Yoax. Wednesday, Aug. IL. 1883

EEw-YoRK Wednesday, Aug. IL. 1850
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
The following sale was made at the E4chahee
and Auction Room to-day:
By Bernard Sa,ph.
A. storv buudine with lease of lot No walker.st,
60 IT of West broadway. lot 2oxo6 fatricA "a ooo
leased until 1897 Ground rent $500 per annurn.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS
NEw-YoRK CITY.
The following shows the real estate TRANSACTIONS
recorded yesterday.
Wlliamsbridee road TO Brggs-ave, lots H. IL,
10 and 10 lO0x2O0; Frederick Klein to Daniei saso
washingfcnave W s. IL % IT n W Of l85th-st. 742x
l56; Marie l. Bonnell to Mary A Bonnel.,,
lstSys g cCr ana, men iooAio $1,000
Bowepy' yn N =" Of Great Jonesst a64xiooI25x
lO7 10, etc. 1-2s interest; BENJAMIN II Bailey ss,7
ct al to Charles HOBBY e. ,s;iaiio1 0'''
Ma;s' n:;s' Jacob Ner and vile 10 ffeaeion 100000
Newst 81 lot No - - G 2d Wara natsp spAiio 1000
lS'hst lss Ass.A ed ss tx gSSn 5000
5thave Q s. al II 3 Of 36th.t 2f6Iloo etc; VIII
lostns n2 IT. s 81 1ys e. Ts@e. %araatrSyd 1900
l4sts cor OF =, g9esyasa cnry l27oo
2o % Lcs9s 20 suss Foster $4,000
l49thst r lot No loi t2sa Wara ToahyT pmG
Dey.st 50, also No 2: Cortandtst; ZlDa II
Kitchen to Aaron Eawsom ct al exeeufors
property Aaron Ransom, ct al, ehecuioa OK ooo
42dst 125 f W OF LexIngton.aye 5Ox.s1 Will NJ ooo
II wilkins and wife TO James Foster zooVo
New-York tribune., 1885-08-13
Cost ano fonno

OST or rSTOLEN.-BOnd No. 1896, 81 600,
IL Kansas CIV st. Joseph and Council BUNS hairoan
la{{iattng ,ho aame NELSON STOCkWELL,
s'9 Crawford House. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-13
THE BAY LINE

olD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH.
Daily. except sundzys via Pennsyvanis Railroad $40
n m. Parisr thrcush TO steamer.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-13
Citp properin tor Sale.

Citp properin tor Sale.
A FOR SALE.-On West 7od-st. -four. Il
N. story hopses-li 16 10 and feet wide all OF su
peror ssh worsmanshp two have dining exten.
solid ceilings second to before buying
elsewhere these cut this ont. -o.
7. CRAWFORD. Builder, +34 West 12d-st
EOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. plot
lOOxfOO feet within 100 ct OF Riverside Drive great
bargain. Apply to LEWIS II. WILLIAMS. West l4thst
New-York tribune., 1885-08-13
Brcolslnn l]rupertp for Sale anS 90 fet

ALONG BROOKLYN ELEVATED RAIL-
N ROAD-DeSrabio plots OF lots for sale for improve
ment or Investment RU LAND a WHITNEY BeekmansI
CLINTON AVE. near FultOn-st Brooklyn.
~ To rent at best locality IN the city for $50 70 s3t
per month all improvements and in good order ADDRESS
BROWN BROS. 40 5th-ave, Brookyn' n. \.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-10

FINANCIAL

NEW YORK, Oct. 9. nooD.--Stocks quiet but
steady. Money easy a: lg2 per cent. Elk
ehange-lOng, 81 500; short, 81 S5A. State
bonds quiet but steady. Government bonds
dull but firm.
$500 p. m.--Exchange, 81 S31k. Money closed
at l92 per cent. Sub-Treasury balances
Gold, 1854, 10000; currency, Sl8,08S 900. Gov
eminent bonds dull; four per cents, 1929;
three per cents. 1887 bid. state bonds active
but rather heavy.
The stock market was quite active this
morning, dun from midday until o'clock
and more active again 10 the last hour. The
market opened steady, exhibited during he
forenoon some slight hesitation, yielding
small fractions ~ tinCe,was steady later, anu
was especially strO Z IN the last hour. The
result OF the DAYS operations showed mode
rate advances for nearly everything on the
active list. There we're rumOrs throughout
the afternoon alleging that prominent house
on the street WAS IN financial trouble, but no
Developments Occurre q, and nOthtng dednise
was learned in regard 10 the whisperiDgs
both in aud out OF the stock Exchange. Con-
ecrvative Wall street men do not believe the
stories adoat, and they also assert, even
should the stories prove true, that the result
under no circumstances can be serious so IAr
40 the street Is concerned. The prominent
feature OF tO-day's operations has been COM
parative activity and an advance In Missouri
Iaclnc. For many months past that stock
has been quiet. and fluctuations have usually
been unimportaut But l2CO0 snareS were
sold to-day, and the stock closed "a per cent
nIEuNIs Ain0uA OhAtF hhHthiAtW 1UAlu HilNtH.
Pacific Mall exhibited decided strength,
closing IA per cent. higher. There 10 = good
deal Of buying OF this stock, and the general
belief 10 that the statement Of the company.
to be published next week, will show net
earnings az the rate vi per cent. per
annum. 10 is semi Officially stated that the
usual dividend will be declared. Nnnderbilts
were remarkably dull and &C one time heavy.
Lake shore and New York Central clnsed
Within u per cent. OF last evenings figures.
Low priced stocks continue 10 attract ia
creased attention. Transactions IN Texas
and Pacific to-day were larger than ia any
other stock on the Hat. the price a. che same
time closing ~ per cent higher. Oregon
Transconiinental made fnrther advance Of
"a per cent, with Hales 81 $4,000 shafoH.
Oregon Navigation YVES quiet and closed M
changed. There we're rumora that there had
been q hitch IN linton Pacinc negotiations
providing for Q noatng dobt by Borrowing
s8.ooO,000 of tho Trust Company, and n ~
stated that some Of the trustees Of the Trust
Company object 10 the collateral offered
The stock closed unchanged. So. Paul mgis
an advance OF u per cent, and Northwestern
X. The only decide ~ weak stocks we're
New jersey Central and Reading. the latter
being ~ and the former Z per cent. Tho
decided increase Of business now on tne
Stock Exchange has materially enhanced the
value OF seats, one OF which sod to-day for
S24oOO, aud that price has been bid for other
seats. The following are the closing quota.
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$40, extra So 1904 IS, family 81 4O095 co.; city
millssuperfne IS 0099 80, extra 81 1904 81. Rio
brands 81 sos 90. Wheat-Southern steady
and firm; Western higher and active, closing
firm: Southern. req 96CG9Sc, amber slo0gl o.;
No. Maryland. 99cGSl; No. Western win
ter red, on spot 94esQD95c. Corn-5Outhern
steady; Western higher and dull; Southern
white Sid955c yellow 50G5lc.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 9.-Flour strong and
higher; family 81 50G4 IS. Wheat strong and
higher; No. red, SOC. Corn scarce and
No. mixed. 9'92S1Sc. Proeisions-Pork dull
at IS rs, Lard strong, 9219c. Bulk meats
quiet; shoulders 3G8lc, short ribs S5c.
ribs 61sc, short clear csc. Whisky steady at
lO5. Sugar firm and unchanged Hogs firm
common and light SO 009l 90, packing ana
butchers IS 1904 90.
ST. LOUIS. oct. 9.--Flour strong and 100
l5c higher. Wheat active; closed llagl9sc
above Wednesday; No. ? red. cash 9s14c, Oc-
tober delivery a7Ss09SSsc, November $500
@H'2c Corn 1st@!Ac better but very slow;
Wisky steady at 81 OF. Provisions 1rmer and
active; Pork 81 81 4(G9 90. Lard, &c. Dry
sailed meats-boXed lots long clear 40c, short
RIBS and short clear Soc. Baoon-long clear
s5CnS 9oc. short rib os6aa l2ISc, short clear
0 50@6 60cc. Hams, 9l50i!c.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 8.-Grain firm: Wheat
NO. rel, sc. Corn-No. ? white. 4112c.
Oats-No. mixed, new 27ISc. Provislons
sides 64Oc, shoulders4 00c. Bulk meats-clear
rlb sides 60c, clear sides 90c, shoulders soc.
FORK. mess nominal, - 90. Hams, sugar cured
. 750l0 h0o Lard, choice leaf Sl6tNSsIc.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 9.-Co0ee quiet; Rio
cargoes, common TO primo, IAGB4c. Sugar
-l3 barrels of the new crop, clasHed as of
white, was received to-day from Gays plan
taton, in Iberyllle parish, and sold at $50.
Molasses-none in first hands. Cotton seed oil
prime crude 20G30c.
NAVAL STORES.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 9, noon.-Spirits turpen-
tine. 26s Sd.
LONDON, Oct o. 500 p. m. Spirits turpen-
tine firm; spot 2js Cd, october 30 December
delivery pa Cd, January TO April 27s cd.
NEW YORK, Oct. y, noon.--Spirits turpen-
tine steady at $3.50. Rosin steady 1T 81 O2D
10.
500 p. m.-spirits turpentIne Armer at $50
3Alsc. ROsin dun.
CHARLESTON, oct. 9.--Spirits turpentine
firm, 254@S2Iac. Rosin steady; strained S5c.
good strained 00c.
WILMINGTON, Oct. 9.-Spirits turpentine
drm at 32c. Rosin firm; strained zoe, good
strained soc. Tar firm at 81 IS. Crude tur-
pentine steady; hard 81 90, yellow dip and
virgin 81 50.
RICE.
NEW YORK. Oct. 9.-Market stoady.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 0.-Market weak fair
4l<D@415c. good 47s(G51sc, prime 514g5ssc; sales
800 barrels.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 9.--Market steady; Or
binary to good 3lt05c.