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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04

closing barely STEADY. Transferable notices
FLOUR AND MEAE-FLoUR-The demand for -four has
small and with wheat sli desiang the market shows
ePa Secins although some saes show reduction
Ss y 3 I nsSi g. oSS sSpeTans 10
ass % for spring - 20 - 20 for wner Wheat Ioo9s
bsls Fine at . soSss Is; Sqct1tlons-Fn6 a.
asa 60 GOOD % choice Ext western q o6s Common
Choice 25 Common Extra minnesota p ast or
ses5 IS Fat mt 81 75ssS So Bakers Extra - 6oS
s. O ST. Louis Common to Far Extra Soa - QG Ear to
Winter wheat Extra 81 $3.50 90 CITY Mil Extra for West
dS.s 20 Snin and &
snns ss ss Good S cSoee Do y 70 ass
FLoURletyy and lower Sales ss2 e9s supefhne az % 10
Western ooasS so. and Brandywne at 80 2jSsJ 81
sales. 300 bbs Brandywne at s3 80.
GRAIN--WHEAT-sp pot lots have been dull. hfsvy and
shade osHg weaE At tue inside pnees with nothing
ptens have moderately active heavy and lower open
ing al decline o. sG &c then aSV9pe sS No ne ana 'en
advanced &C. eosedweak about the lowest nces Of
to arrive in ndlng No Hard. ei cost freight and
insurance on private Terms s sPnS Ee az Ri s
Gss2e steamer NO led - 20 no hed ~ dYI~sc 10
oesoSsr a9S C. closing al &C. do November. asa
sSs,c closing 9sc DO, December 90 70, closing at
81 o. 99yns a. g 03 a do March q
AN BARLEY MALI nominal. cokN-. ash lots nave
moderate business of export and Gt trade 70. home use
P sn ad aiSs l SGvaSce e and closing weSS
is eoO5 iHtqrs, 1900 bush. spot, ineladl9s un
graded Mixed az 49dJllci No. 2, 5OdJUpc. IN
elevator 5Oss al &c. Rhoat yellow. ll9ci no
September B9d50Ac. cosingat az - do october a. ea
bOac closing do November 49, closing AZ
DOCS do December 4sisc. closing az is4c do. January
OATS-Cash lots have been fairy active and
sieay closing weak With little doing for EXPORT OPP
tonshavc been moderately active and easier openlng a.
about steady prices declined c and clos weak
the prices Of the day Sales SDsO BUSH including
Nc M 2Hloa 26atcs do White Zsl2 a2Sacs No. 2 2t8
~ sec: do coat fre,ht and insurance 30 do White
81 IA 2sc ard No White, nominal. Mixed West
ern 8c White DO, 50 aSc Whit tate 40 4ac No
2september 29i4a 97c closing at 2gc do October zbd
80 - closing al 28sc do NovembeT. 30 &c, closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY rELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO sept 3-The Dronsrs Journal reoorts c1'ls-
ReceipA gS6U uead: Shpments 2lOO mead market slow
Exports s. i2 Cows Mixed Al 79dsi o. StQc
OOI Feeders 81 UO9s4 OOi Texans - 100
81 80.
H00s-Receipts $4,000 SHIPMENTS. 5000 market active
Rough Mixed gOdsi 90 PACKING and shipping - "
~ o., Light 81 OOass IS; SkiDA 81 0dnS3 10.
SteeD-Receips 400 head; Shipments 900 heaf market
quet Inferof 50 ass 5ONauycs al 1884 l0 Texans
81 15dsA H.
BuYFAIo sept 3-Cais-RooeiDts today 36j heat total
wees 5000 mead q ast wees 55uO
head 1856 market dun anh steahv
Good Choice steers s. 80 50 90 stookers AM fccdel
- 3j0Ss 10 -, - -
10000 head last week 22OOO head c9ngned
through. Is cars dull aud stoldyi Medlnh 70
~ OOds3 sos 0oOd 20 Choice - iOas3 vO western
Lambs. 81 OUdi 20. - -
Ifogs- Receipts today 1900 head total Tor week thus far
3OOOO head Tor slmo last 2l.OOl head con-
signed through 50 OF which 10 20 Newlork market
steady; Medium 20 Fair Workers ~ 20 dsi bO UOoa 70
Choice - IS DOi Butchers ores - % - DO fs1
50 - asa IS. o. ,.-.-
~ IorIs sept 3.-Cdnic-R Receipts 1000. shipments,
AGO market steady Fur 10 Choice Nativo shipping steers
u sOa 50 50 alive Butcher secfs - SJ@si vU Grass
Tcxan Steers g. aOdst 90. -. - 81.
StesD- Receipts 26an shiDments 1870 Common % No
dIu - gOus1 10 Cn0ce sJ OdsJ Do IIAbs . %
aSf Ou.
Roos-Rec 400 smpmont4 LOO LglL 81 zoo
- %; Packing 81 lOas4 80. Hcagv. Il QUASI %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, Sept. 3 (SpeciaD w oerishOffer
wants partner in wheat He has not advertised for
yet but If he meets with failure much longer in
his efforts to he may be driven into that
strait He recently preached the matter TO Peter Nc
Geoeh, having evidently learned that that gentleman
inclined to look with favor the "long" side of
wheat McGeocb took the matter under adyisement as
the lawyers say and II reports be true went far
10 seriously discuss the merits OF the scheme. Me-
Geoch saw obstacles In the way Of the enterprise, and
while no was glad to encourage Mr.. Woerishoers views
wheat he under the circumstances he would lot
it 60 at that. Mr. Woerishofer thereupon trans
ferred HIS attentions rich New York Spectator who
soournng at Saratoga and solicited his Ideas upon
the SUBJECT The latter at once wrote 10 Chicago man
for bis opinion. The latter not impressed by the
wisdom OF the proposition, and cautioned the New
Yorker TO that effect lie suggested that while WOers
hotter might regard Armour rs merely big bngabOo on
the wheat market yet he thought he would find MIN
tough bugaboo In "A contest
there but yesterdays big charters for corn nearly 400
900 bushels advanced that grain u cent bushe There
were only $4,000 hogs at the yards and this together
In the afternoon prices were lower on wheat The latest
foreign news was unfayorabe TO holders. Receipts
from the spring wheat region are expected 10 increase
presently, and a good many small traders who have
been carrying lions" wheat for some time 10 profit
sold out.
September wheat closed 79l4 cents October sO7s0s1
cents and November SO cents; September corn closed
i2is cents October cents and November 3OIt cents
September oats closed at 2 cents October 24 cents
and May 2sA cents; September pork closed at IS 49,
october - 20 and January 20 52 short ribs IS s5l9
90 90. october Sc 22ia and November SO 17i2.
At Moorhead, Mimi, the thermometer this morning
stood Mt $50. Shipments OF cut meats amounted TO
l5l6 $40 pounds OF lard 1,375,650 pounds Receipts
to-day lO2 OF wheat and GIL OF corn ship
ments. l50397 bushels Of wheat and I0s. 900 Of corn.
One OF WOerishOefers brokers places cash wheat
follows: Councilman. 800 600 bushels; Poole, sher-
man Co, 100000; Charles Hutchinson, 50o,00oi
Eegle.ton. 100000 Armour 4'OOO.o0Oi the trade
100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
rrnopr,N pRopucE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL SEPT 3-Provisions-B Cumberland Cut
Rs "a Inng dear Mlddles. i'd; short Clear MddeA
5is 6d: Short bs. sls ed shoulder 2ts Cd psr cw,
Pork-Prime 5iG 9d per bbL' Prime Mess Eastern
ern y3s al, Lard OIL S7s Oh Hans-LOng Cut AS obi
Shonders as sd Butter sos Cd cw for finest United
Western spring id RED Winter &c "a G7s s ID
New MIXED Western a.. 7di California No /. "a. Od ~
a. 2ai Californian No "a Oh ls I'd per GENITAL Produce
cwi Eedaed petroleum a. ID psrgndsoo Glover seed iced
Common "a odI Pale. lis Cd eos. Cd Linseed OIL ga
Cd cWL ~, ooo ooo
los per TOM Calcutta Lnseed 42s Sd quarters Il9ssed
IA per gaon spirits Of Turpentine 2da 90 pei csti
enert on gbs per ton. RosinComuion ia Cd per cwt5
Ppie ss aiis iProysions-iard. 34s on. per cwt for
American sugar lGs per cwt for Cnba Centrifugal
noarizing 30 and i4s Cd al5s for Cuba Muscovado fair
refining anOaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04

Jeriae. wright Hoag Co so veas, 14t D. At 7ssc
ass h. az &c. 1s fas.ers Jos D. At e. 5a. At
Ego Sfs g 5eToy Seai 1877 n at Sci do Ice n. at
fsonSsc - Davis 70 yes les N. at7'c: rs do $50 n
az on ~ 5e5isy yes Fanss a. sS S S at
boiins q Hatcheon veais Isl h. sc; do 2s2 h. at
sHEEp,ANp LAMBs-Receipts were 80 carsof 7O4 heaa
S 1 f sssss c sna
y 49, S head sss snuGy 81 eesd Tuning aS
that Of last week. ead market has not improved and
R RsIsSs ws ssRnSs afford g. Py 20
prizes ruled hrm for such but o sssep v arc
Rey 70 carried Ordinary 70 and
lambs S ss At cy sGf Sa s he
an pgEe sere to
trade was with in prices Poor 70 Far
Pennsyivsnas at 5iaec and Common to Good state and
Canada The few Jerseys In market brought o~
city Dressed Mutton quiet sac. and Dressed Lambs
western dressed Mutton dullat sac. , 70, n,
sac $50 do O. @ at $50 90 state DO D. 20 do
S 90 Fl "a S SIch SnssS &c. 81 I" t D
81 MT d !. ms S1a sssg 81
do CAIN at 5qc I2o PennsyIyana DO 80 10 az PIC A..
qs S d ss a. sc faS sPi
5e ssd %FSnt co. HG 90 7! sheep
DO 81 lot do q r. sC' 80 sos - SO 81 az g 30 ~
g b atScj q do 50 IS at 4isc 2e7 Western do POOr 81
Newton 4 onlet. III ohio sheep few LOmbsl % ~ at
"a 6O 226 MEXICAN do, 40 at 80 20. A., an q. on
Is Pennsy vania Sheep ~ 10, at 4c - 10 ~
10 e lie; 50 Pennsylvania lambs 90 ~ at &C. lS3 DO ~ -
at 6a IL jersey Ewes l29 b. at 4c 10 Jersey LANDS u ID
at8Ic 81. ooo =. on a.
j. T. Pidcock 22s Ohio Sheep 81 m at iasc 2S2 DO 80 ~
Rt3ac 1875 81 b. 39lc; l65 Indiana do ~ ID az 1c
70 Kentucky l24 b. at 4c ~ Jersey Lambs 90 H. ut 5'c
240 PenDsy lvania do 50 70, at 20 30 M, ,,,-,o
Judd n Bucknghan late yesterday 23l Pennsylvania
Lambs 10 &C. 1873 Indiana do SO Dat &c; III Indiana
sheep, 10S 10 at 34c. Ia,
HOGS.-Receipts II OF 2sOS hetd-l3 cars a.
Jersey City and carr at for days 26Oil
head against 2O973 the corresponding time ast
week Feeling a trihe 1mor for lave Hogs Dealers quote
81 70dsi e5 for Heavy and Medium and Light sSsises
would brine IS u2 Nearly $50 state Hogs changed alds
late yesterday mainly at 81 20, few ght selling at 90 10
and Roughs AZ 80 750Si.
LIgnt with few Fancy Jersey PICS selling up to Sc CO.,
Saes-Smth Reid late yesterday: lu2 state Hogs z5
H. M a rs i5 do III ~ al rs As 90 32l No. at - 70
Roughs 2ss H. do JUS ~ s. rs do, 2C2 10 at
80 S5 II do, AGO 70. at - 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Bonds 15as -Four and Halt rer Cent Bonds ll5a
Pacific Erie Second CCnsOls, ooAa Illinois
Central 1905; Mexican Ordinary Z3 New YORK. Central
lJ2ss; St Paul Common. 7Js Pennsylvania, 03h Read
ing lOst
Pans advees quote Three per Renes at 81 francs
s. confines for the account. -
4pm-t Onsos 100 lac for money and l0Ols for The &C
count Ere do COns0s %; Illinois Central 1856
ST Common 797s Reading, 1O7s Canada Northwest
Land Company los
1hebuion the Bank OF England has decreased &o4oO55
GuIl the past week 80
HE proportion Of the Bank OF England liability.
which last IS per cent. is 40 1916 per
advices quote Three cent Rentes at 81 francs
52ie confines Tor the account
PARIS sept. 3-The weekly statement OF the Bank Of
France Of 22o200O francs n gold, and
Z.1Sa, 900 francs IN silver
The statement OF the Imperial Bank OF Germany shows
Increase an sg Gle Of 5.3JJ,OOO marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
1RE PETROLEUM MARKET

An active market was DEVELOPED at the Con-
sodated Exchange to-day and the bears badly
disappointed as the bulls were yesterday Almost the
lowest prices made in the early transactions and
then the of the market toward the beat
figures OF the day There large covering OF shorts
the West according to what traders SAID but the
temporary speculation was Just as uncertain as the
statistical position positively bush. Carrying
ranged from 20 TO go cents but near the close with
drawal OF holdings caused the bears 10 submit to 20
cents. The market closed strong.
The range OF prices and the total dealings at the
Consolidated Exchange were as follows:
Opening. .....a...... 1904 Lowest. 100
Highest 1929 Final. 1921
sales, Darfels w iO,VOV
CeaIahces for yesterday -.-...-...-.-.... $4,000
The refined market shows no change.
OIL CITY, PENN Sept. 3.National Tunslt Certificates
opened at 1904 and closed at 1925 highest price,
1925 lowest price, 1904 Sales 4,S5O,OG0 barrels;
elearances 5000 barrels not reported ship
iDents 1854 barrels; charters. 81 FAC barrels.
BRADFORD Penn, Sept 3.-Crude Oil-National Tran
cit Certificates opened at 1904 and closed at 1929
Iiiahcst price. 1928; lowest price, 1904 Cleamuces
s.474.00O barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
Gitn propertp tor Sale.

A FOR SALE.-0n West 72d-st. four A.
~ story h0uses15 49, 10 and 20 feet wtde all OF
perior finish ana workmanship have dining extern
sOns with solid oak ceilings second to before buying
elsewhere see these; cut this out.
F. CRAWFORD. Builder 49, West 72d.st.
A FEW OF THE NEW HOUSES corner
~ Madison and 3Othst yet for SALE desiring
10 purchase webu Il house would well TO examine
them Waterman on the premises.
j.. FITZPATRICK, Builder, 81 East s0thst
FOR SALE, with builders loan Lexington
Il ave. lOts. l0Oxl00
I. f. sAYRE, las Broadway.
FOR SALE.-At bargain to prompt buyer,
5. EDDY & CO.. las Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rivcr. Vessels AMI RGilro1fs.
GENERAL MaRKEr REPORT.

CoFFEE-spot Rio quiet but firm; 800 bags good new Rio
sold 9loe.; fair quoted 6asQSc. options opened
steady but closed rather weak sales Of bags closing
vember G9oG6.95; December G.Q5d70O; January, 1000
700; February. IlOQ715 March, 7lb07.20. Mild grades
steady and moderately active Sales 1000 bags Maracbo
lo7 Mexiean zoo mats Interior ex venads" 800 do ex
Kee watln" 300 ANGOLA Caesar private terms.
CorTON-spot cotton steady UNCHANGED and moderately
active Sales, LOU bales 900 last evening", all for home
consumption. Deliveries contracts 100 bales Receipts
the ports to-day il0 bales AGAINST 1879 this day last
week and 25lA last since September J. 1890 bales
against 7,642 for the same time last year.
The quotations. according the classification,
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
grooklpu PROPERTY For Sale ana % fst

nor SALE. - HOUSES. - The following
houses for sale by LEONARD MOODY, real estate
broker 20 Courst, near Monlagne 26 satOushaVe cor
Pachcs corner 3story and basement brck WIN an ex
Amty st. Sstory brownsione location and in perfect
order. v III DC sold on easy terms * ,s oa~zo -,
33xiOO In line order with every improvement
Portandve the finest STORY bIOwnstone house on the
IIil finely fTesCOed. 2uXDl and extension a.
stauOenst near Wilough.y ave. ostoty I p evening
IL rooms all improvements Ind good order PTlce S9uO
with M poye lST lot 100 Price IS 500
Adamast.. l-story brownsone with an improvements, IN
good order good nnd wen ssory bronstone
27xO finely frescOed and splendid 0ruer 10Y axlOO
temsen one OF s1s mne'1 7S l,h eveTy ippro S
ment throughout nnhhed IN IN atsic anu NOR
residence deep with story brick stable on rear
OF lot immediate possession; $780, ~, .. - 49,,
s,est between the Bridge anu ty Han Tor investment
for improvements. Prices and terms 70 SUIT
houses line locations Immediate possession Il desired
secondpace near Henry 81 ssoiy anu oeta odA "a ~
In fne order, want an 0or be sold Terms TO suit
oxford. a.. Lafayette-aye, 5stoy ana basement
brOwustOne 23X4oxO0i III peIiect Oiuer PoSsoSon al
near he Kalbave sstory and basement brick.
seveuthave between CaIIollst and Garneltpace near
Prospect Park 3st0ry ana basement octagoh 'front.'
pnmbing mirrors and ali mod improvements hrstclass
IN every respect Will be sold on reasonaDie terms L. A.
order Immediate possession; can be bought low
for sale In AZ parts OF the Sy anu AZ prices
estate would do well to call.
DOR SALE-H0USE.-S6 600 for 3-story
has frame house, built; extra sanitary plumbing
~ rooma lot 2OxlOO Dunieldst near Fulton. Has all I'M
pF0'eneH'' fO5 PENN YRHMAN 81 Sthave Brooklyn
EOR SALE-Great bargain 191 Lincoln-pl.
IA rooms erfct orders best residence for price In mar
ket possession immediately. felder oNner 90 oery-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04

NEwYoRK Aug. 81, 1895.
In consequence Of Insolvency OF the Wabash st
Pacific Railway Company foreclosure and sale OF the
property covered by the general and collateral trust mort
cages necessary and plan Of reorganization
having with London committee Of general
mortgage boDdno claiming represent majority OF the
held Europe and the holders Of the collateral trust
bonds formal agreement for carrying such plan into effect
Is ready the signature Of American bondhoiers %
the Office OF the committee No 1875 Broadway.
Bondhoders upon signing the will be repaired
deposit with the Undersigned and will receive
temporary receipts signed by the Mercantile russ
Company which will be exchanged tsr engraved
certificates they be prepared The certificates
will holder TO the bonds in accordance with
agreement under which they to be deposited and
application made the NeYork stock Exchange TO
place these certificates upon the regular bond list
Tie undersigned appointed Purchasing Committee in the
agreement will proceed with all due diligence to ous
the provisions the same and ia furherance thereof
holders general mortgage and collateral trust
mortgage bonds signify their assent by signing the agree
ment without delay. Including the English bondh0lders
about 100000 Of the general mortgage have already
assented.
Copies OF the and further information be OBJ
tanned the Office No. 1876 Broadway, NewYork City.
ss s$ SS$a$# ssssssf'ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04


NETWORK CITY.
The following shows the real estate transactions
recorded yesterdays
-. Interest; William II Russe 70 James Renwick 81
sponien wife to Frederick kappelmann $500
l3oIh-st S. 20 II " OF sth-ave. lx09.ll; Charles
ls4thst s. 100 ftW Of Groveavc i6s1ioo Fred
erick Mccarthy ana wife to Thomas Tisk....:. 775
Waveflyplace, sw cor OF McDOuga-st 44x97. q
interest James Renwiok to William II Russell /
and wife to Johannes Brunse. $4,000
TlO22; William soutter and wife TO Benedickt
1l4tht a5s4 Z Of 5davc i6s1i6oiO; sarah 0OOO
Ferret to Mary Ann Haddon 1000
Hayeineyer to samuel Mcmillan 27,SOo
p %S&t . wsS same 10000
Christian Loos and wife to Michael sEerry. 10000
aoTT,s,ave. VS. ls9 q n of islth;st. li.4xlg2 to
fIeetWo0d-aye, xll3x-j Mary Corbett 10 Ira -
same property Ira Marshall Antarctic Heard 600
James Mulrey to Alfred Emery. ............. $50
cnthari ,S No ri James Campbell and wife to
1oOtn:st, n . cor Of Riverside Ir.ve. i7isxi027x
tol5IoOlIl Sophia Furniss ct al trustees. 40 ,oo
lOlstst Sc cor Of Riverside Drive 100 ixioSSx6i
xlOolli Sophia Furnss and smother. trus-
7lstst s 5iS3 II Of i ti.ave l59xio22 John
u steinmetz and wife 70 Floy johnston $1,000
TO same $4,000
9days $ 5c4 f r Of 157thst ajx69S Ferdinand 1'OOO
MInfath to Jacob 3enDer 1880
Adam Rusay and wife 70 Bertha kosenberg 2lOo
Andrews sober and wife TO Annie smith. 1850
Waterst Nos 20l and 28G; Edward Nelson and
same property; Jane. Affair to joseph Edredge 5000
l2eth-st, 80 2l76 ne Of 3daye ls.9x99.l1l Alex
ender Keelum and another. executors, to Al
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Or WALL-ST,

Dr. WALL-ST, zoo,
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS
OF THE NETWORK. WEST SHORE BUFFALO
RAILWAY COMPANY;
The time limited in notice Of August H. 1881 for ac
oeptng offer made circular Of July 20 having
pred hereby notify the parties in interest That the hold
ers Of oyer accepted the otter contained IN
deposited their bonds with for the pur-
pose carrying che plan of reorganization and lease
ferred 90.
We shall be prepared and after Thursday August q,
10 exchange the temporary receipts given at the time OF
deposit bonds for engraved negotiable receipts count
ersigned By the Union Trust Company.
These certificates will be issued amounts OF $1,000 aud
each and application has been made for their quota
ton upon the New York stock Exchange
.Tbeowners OF outstanding untssented bonds who may
desire 20 benefits OF circular Of July rs MAJ
deposit their with until further notice upon pay
ment OF sum OF $40 for each bond 900 deposited
rUruTl M0DnkN q, IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04

In state bonds virginia 6s deferred were STEADY az
osa1O and Alabama Glass sold at 93G9o4. vi ciIS
bank stocks Commerce sold at loS ana bro"u""9 '''
at 252. 80. o,,
Of very few of the speculative issues, and they
aro irregular Erie seconds opened OF at oo's' sou
an 70 e7lo aud closed at 67ss. There was an aou'e
snecnlation in East Tennessee issues under pre-
,a,ded buying for foreign account the cohsois
rose from 57ss to 59a5sA and the incomes
rose from 17is TO 1Sisale. New-York Chicago ana 81
1ouis rs s rose L. TO 79a but ended at 7ss079 West
cortacates sold at 44ss044 and the uDassented
bouds sold at 42S G4Il4 at the close the oonas WeIe
consos were ls higher as also we're the general
rs Morris and Essex consol 1s were on = at 100
metropolitan 5eGSnas %srS declined ia to Is Louisville
and Nashville general 6s were steady at 1oS puV .e
rsts eTd oSo IS ruled at Southern
Pnriao Of Missouri SOLD at lOl Denver Rio Grande
and we rsts sold hr at ESss and
nrsts at ll3l2-an advance or per cent Is1s a.o
dyisicn. were i better at 6oe59a Atlantic and
Pacific incomes were of at ~ - Nor S e
The sub-Ireasury today gained on balance $loo32s,
made up by gain OF s6o5 245 less currency loss
Of SI49si7 The days operations covered, Receipts
sl.625,476; payments, Sl110o4s Currency saiAn"e
Tie local money market ruled, usual, easy e. 1912
Der cent, closing at p per cent ,u. .
The Clearing House stasemen to-day was as w,
Exchanges, s6,767,77l; balances, SS,s55 I, "a
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day re-
-ceved S3l 600 National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts S63O536 and the lhteInal
revenue receipts were S35l,lo4. !. -, 49,,
rates were further reduced; but sterling Is stil cent
above the gold importing point and there Is te p3oa
ty OF rates reaching that point revise quotations
for business as follows: Bankers bills, ~ S2l2 ana
81 SAB or long and short sterling respectively 800
and Il Il for francs 9I and Il for reiehmarks o0s
and 40 Tor guilders. -
The OF the Bank of England at their regular
weekly meeting to-day made no change in the banks
mnimun rate of discount, and remains al per cent
DuriDg the week the bank lost 134so s3 bullion ana the
roportion of its TO its liabilities was reduced
from As to AZ I56 against Air per cent az TINS date
last wear weekly statement OF the Bank OF france
shows gains of 2,2S2,000 francs gold and 2,IS3OOO
francs silver. At the London Stock Exchange British
con were steady 100 Lie for both money and ac
count United States 4s advanced g 10 1858, and the
dos p TO 1I5as. American railways were all higher IN
resnonse TO Yesterdays home advances and they closed
at The best prices OF the day. At Paris French per
cents rose from s147a TO Sl55 and reacted TO slo22