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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-24
a NOTED CHARACTER
Charged with LunaCy.

Last night a warrant was sworn out
against Cornelius Holloway, charging
him with lunacy. Holloway's mind has
been impaired for some years. About
four years ago he shot a man named
Blackburn, on Broad street below Jail al
ley. He was acquitted. Some weeks ago
he hired a horse and buggy and went to
Petersburg, and was there arrested on the
charge Of stealing the same. He was ac-
quilted on the ground of not being Of
sound mind. The commission of lunacy
will meet tomorrow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-24
The southwest corner of Fourth and

The southwest corner of Fourth and
Broad presents changed appearance
from that of a few months ago. The
store formerly occupied by Williams 81
Ford has been extended to the alley. In
the place of the wooden building which
formerly stood a few doors above, two
handsome iron-front stores are now in
the course of erection, and bid fair to be
finished shortly.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-24
AN ACCOM- NOTATION.
Through Cars to Lynchburg by r. and P.
Railroad.

In order to accommodate its patrons the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad will
have through cars on the train leaving
here at 1870 A. NJ. for Lynchburg and
the Southwest, arriving at Lynchburg at
5:35 p. NJ This gives a longer time in
Richmond and quick train for Lynchburg
and beyond.
The trains for Norfolk, Va, over the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad leave
at 1870 A. VI. and $3.50 p. NJ, and arrive
in Richmond at 1870 F. NJ and 800 r. W.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-24
THE AMERICAN MECHANICS.
Officers Elected at the Late Session

Officers Elected at the Late Session.
The recent session Of the Grand Lodge
of Junior Order Of American Mechanics
was an important and interesting one
The order is making rapid progress, and
is one Of our best benevolent societies.
The following officers were elected:
Past State Councillor, Walter +. Orange,
of No. I, Richmond; State Councillor,
T. b. Iyey, of No. 3, Petersburg; State
Vice-C Councillor. \. W Skunk, No. ,, of
Washington State Secretary, Philip
Meisel, Jr, No /, of Richmond.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-24
a Brilliant Meteor.

A meteor of great brilliancy was seen
from the Soldiers Home yesterday morn
ing between / and o'clock. 1t came
from the north and travelled southwest
in apparently nearly horizontal line.
After moving athwart the sky sixty or
seventy degrees, and leaving bright
streak in its track that continued visible
at least a minute, it exploded without any
rC~~ vt audible TO the observers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-24

J.K. Strasburger, of j. X Strasburger
& Co, lessees of the Mozart Academy of
Music, returned to Washington yesterday
after pleasant trip to the city
That long-needed improvement, the
opening of an alley from Eighth to
Ninth. between Main and Franklin, is
now nearly completed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-24
Committee on Grounds and Build
inRS.

This committee met in the City En-
gineer's Office last night at o'clock
Present: T. n Render, chairman, and
Messrs. Ammons, Crenshaw, Snead, City
Engineer w. +. Cutshaw, and c. p. b..
Burgwyn, superintendent of construction
The contract for furnishing window and
doOr-frames for the basement of ahe new
CITY Hall was awarded to Whitehurst &
Owen for 1898.
The engineers report, as follows, was
submitted and adopted:
CITY ENGINEER's OFFICE,
RICHMOND VA, october %, 1856
To the Chairman and Members Of tie Commit
tee on Grounds and BuildingS.
Gentlemen,-I respectfully report the fol-
lowing work and cost of same done upon the
New City Hall for week ending October rs,
1886
600 lneal feet of track laid on Broad
street Incomplete, SOB Is
Constructing derricks, &C., 40 %
Erecting sheds, 10 81
Trimming foundation, 80 81
Purchase of tools and materials,
sl3l.57 depreciation per cent, %
Total. 1872 10
percentage of this will be charged TO
stone and other work.
Respectfully submitted
W. f. CUTsHAw,
City Engineer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-24
SPECIAL RATES.
Fair of the North Carolina Agricultural
Society.

The annual Fair of North Carolina will
be held at Raleigh, n. c., on the Goth,
9th, 2Sth and Doth instants, and no doubt
will be largely attended, not only by the
people of North Carolina, but from the
adjoining States In order to induce our
citizens and the people to attend, the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad have
on sale reduced excursion tickets, includ
ing admission to the Fair. Round-trip to
Raleigh, n. c., from Richmond, Va, only
$50. No half-fare tickets will be sold.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-24
Special Meeting of the Common
Council.

The Common Council will meet to-day
at 2:3O for the purpose of attending the
funeral of Councilman j. r. Kelly, Of
Monroe Ward, in body
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
TIE EVENTS OF A SUNSHINY
SATURDA
Newsy Notes and Current Com
ment from all Parts of
the City.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons who have paid in ad-
vance for the TIMES will have the entire
sum rated at six cents per week to the
carriers, and they will receive the paper
for the full amount paid.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-24
"A Wall-Street Bandit -

This great hit of A. c. Gunter will be
produced at the Theatre all next week
with its phenomenal cast, startling situa-
tons, and great scenes. This play is one
of the latest and greatest New York sue
cesses.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-24
The Old Dominion Club.

The gallant Old Dominion Democratic
Club, of Jefferson Ward, will have a
meeting at its headquarters tomorrow
night at s o'clock. It's hoped that every
member will be present.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-24

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 22.-For some
time It has been noticed that the mind OF
Sheriff Wildwood Rowan was seriously
affected, and to-day it was found neces-
sary TO escort him TO his home and place
him under surveillance On a number of
occasions within the past few months be
has been reported to the police as miss
ing and has been restored 10 his friends by
their efforts. TO one neighbOr Sheriff
Rowan unf0lded a magnificent scheme
by which all the railroads and cities
in the country were to be purchased by
him. and the friend placed in charge with
"A fabulous salary AT 6 o'clock tonight
the Sheriff took a walk and on his return
at : o'clock attempted to eject officer Os-
terhet and aids, who are stationed at the
house I'm citizen clothing He was finally
Gained and induced TO retire.
Sheriff Rowan was in the Common
Council for many years, and was elected
sheriff last January II is believed that
he is suffering from softening OF the brain,
and that his case is hopeless.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-24
escaped from Sing Sing"

This great play will be the attraction at
the Mozart Academy of Music all next
week, beginning with Tuesday matinee.
The company is a strong one.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-24

Miss Cora Davis, of Nottoway county
is the guest of Mrs. j. f. Goode, 81
West Franklin street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-24

DUBLIN, October 22-The Government
will reorganize the police of Belfast ON
the Dublin model, and substitute qualiiled
Justices for She present borough magis-
tracy
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-24

Miss A. f. Thomas, of Australia, Miss,
is visiting friends in Richmond.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-24

Miss Gertie helms, a charming Peters
burg debutante, is here on visit, and
will remain several weeks.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-24
a Bad Omen for the New British
Envoy.

LONDON, October 22.-The British des-
patch boat lmogene has been wrecked at
Gallipoli, during % fog She was 40 the
time proceeding from Constantinople TO
Salonica, from where she was TO convey
Sir William White, the newly-appointcd
British Minister to Turkey, to Constants
nOpie. The crew were saved. The
Imogene is am iron yacht of 400 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
i.47o.OOo.cOO l,59e,cOo,ooo l,s7s.es2OOO

Tn. preliminary estimate Tor crops 1856
M9sr' sta, bush Va rs Ti-i in
iss5 aye 49, 100000 bHsh OATS 39 44-OOO bush' Bar
ley, L. j. O4o.UOU bushels.
nay AND srhAw--The market IL firm all firectons
law PRIME stock. ~ $500 No 2, 7O9f5c.i No 8.
MiTc 50 GOe. straw Ions 90 46je; Short. Doc; Oat
MEiALe-Iron Certificates nominal atsl52.Osl7 trans
feraue notices Spenloer eyeryl issqos az go IN
Beiore hsr cal 32G0ei after
call October sold at 22tOe; upnsfe1aDle notices
y Copper quiet but strong with Oc "a" Tor
sp Sne s Zoe Transferable notices CCh Bars at
A4l l2r. I'd Lead, wea al AZ 4COe transferable notices
further de,lieOf 10 points transferable notices ISSUED
M0LAssEs Sales reported to-day SO hhds Arccebo az
'%AVAL sToRRs-splrts urpeltiue Sales 90 tDs
SPOT al 81 &c 80 Dns 'sc ana 30 DDis NV ok ose
Il o. ~ T. 81 20 y AZ 6. y 52ls Il, 81 20 l. - %
H. - ~ ~ 70. y. ~ TO- Window Glass - 10 Water
OILS firm sales75 bpls OF grade cOttonscea
6Oc Prime 60d75c; slm.ner yellow eottonseed Prime
s N"riher% %6se Soc 10 Southern Ss olive casks 7s
900. domestic COD 80 a57c. straits. 25e
0cEAN FREa.a She general movement is backward
to-day CALCUTTA. from Phadspha, ship 10000 clses
a nI s an Sark 500 O6s refned o Is sB0
hence an Italian 6ark y 900 Dnsh gram ana General cargo
Cd oil cake "a @sa-Hrelsa1t Goods 2Os' j. 81
steam. hence $4,000 bush. gram, Cd QoDtaticns Gram,
bacon, i2s.6d SISs.i cheese, I5d20s' lard, los;
sO" co i%. s s1snT DSmus 0'' Yea ,orS S@ OIL
GLAoSso a.. .lss@ 9enee 9us;atioss ro g,aip g.
loes l7s Cd PORK. - od srd lbs CT i0a bacon 2Os.
lis 8d1 lis I'd, o cake ss 81 BRISTOL,
hence. Limitations Flour 2s. I'd OIL ase. - 3D..
III.
hHP,
steam. hence SO 900 bush. gran 3 $4,000 bush do 3ld
PROVISIONS POkk-Tnis market has not varied
holders views as 10 prices quiIe steady Trading
IL sales l4O Mess private
JoD quoted e slU 5UDSl0 rs Old 81 20
sl rs *is tor Family Mess si4 6Ua $40 50 iOr
Clear scA and Pfa,0e. Blsrf-fias -
SLOW The market 10 nominal Extra lnas Ness
e. 'o Ssis EF :sd ns' OO aEsf 'q naSs Pa asi
and unchanged price Quoted 81 s2l 5OGSo2.
eur MEA TS-riccs have vai1od since ruling
about sresdy with igtAeands safes 70 les city Pickien
BELLIES 71xe, 1880 Pcklcd shoulders. oIsdtsG ,ODo
PekI.d Hams iOs,c; p1okled shoulders, odBAsfi
sIuoked 74c Piekie Hams l0'.1 Ii snossd
Hams l21l2L IDDLEs-hatl,er qnist, but held
viii decldeo strength Long Clear ork quoted "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22

7s,c! az West Long Clear, 67D Short Clear. TIC -.
DRksbtD HOGs-Rule at steady prices aud the demand
contnncs city Heavy "a Ight at b9dJsci rixs. oTsc
LA RID The temper stronger to-day The options
yanced rb points leaving OFF AZ shade under the best mites
Speculation sHd coabned late de
nveries sales 30 tics Western Steam spot Toe 800
prime pkgs 5oO tea s,episn Der l.
closing ljc LOO r- Octo 6Jj 65ss, closing 657c:
BOO tcs November, $40 647c, clos G46c. $50 cs
695dhofe, closing 652c City steam strong. sales
Lao tsss at 0soc. Refined quoted at TiOc
pGPTfPfn t,,r or,S STth NJ, S rc.
show further slight gain. with continued nrm demands
Creanery % 921c Pennsy ania Cresme 26c Western
l6d22c; Western Imitation Creamery. liza l6e Western
Dairy. II 615c Western Factory. 2nl CHEESE
inftheI advance - noted based stronger coun ~
state Ssd los Night skins Tssc Western Flat 9i3d
CSC Is5.Gs-Are up sgsn tIlHewith fair deuiands'
sUGAR-aw sugar quiet and ady unchanged from
ifagai ss test sales 200 nhds French Islands 4'sc Il
Cubes. 3lGa0l4c Powdered. 6i.9Gasc. Granulate So
-i6c- Mould A. l-lhr onie'.., A. lIltc
Coffee ~, a STANDARD Il &c Coffee Of "a" S1g
A. -. yellow. ~ al
sTEA RIN E0uet and unchanged City quoted AZ Sc and
TALLOW-Dull and rather Prime city quoted at
.l6a4l~. sales. 56.'00 10 at 4 l-l694i-e
TOBACCOIn seed eat moderate enent is passing NJ
f prices The sales included 500 lrsS state Havana
Seed at private terms; 200 1854 do sGl Tc 35
cases 1888 do l2d6c 100 1855 Pennsy vana SEED
1888 Havana Seed
IL $50. SO -S3 PenD-y see - c 200
1888 ONO private 2bO aes Havana SOC dSl 10
200 bales sumstr 81 2Ods1 as virginia and Kentucky
gr1des quiet
wOOL-Very firm owing the favorable prices obtained az
the LONDON auction sale Late sales here NOT large the
Ohio Feece sod SO a37c DO az Sc Secured super at
5Sc. Nos DC ssouri Texas 56c spring rexas at
25 c spring California al 20 dZc. secured do at 80 Doc
fine at 2sc fine unwashed ut 24c tine De-
lame n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22


DRUGson part sellers there Is firm feeling tnSugh
he demand cont n9es oa, Tor snail os s,sIacI
OPIUM sg at 81 20 Ss ~ or single osse- C mo n1e
quotahy higher 81 80 81 80 Vanilla Beans strong
'FLSiR AND MEAL-FLoUR-Th nour mark ct has been
Change in prices Tie grades being very nruly
hcd-tey demand pDd Dot plenty An , '
ness rsas G n s9o PSr M iqr s siRGs' - So Tor
West niles latter IN new ps4s sSg ga , t 1Ts s
g5, Extra so = - 70as5 % isO0 bbs Winter " heat
hs al 3 7o@s' 6200 so' ;o SnnssS & go or
Choice the latter for one or two myoritr Drans
uoatos - loaS2 to snperhne " 80 a y 30 20.
Common 70 Good Extra western. 81 7oGsS 70 Good 10
Choice Extra e,ern - ~. - o a0 Good 70 Cre
81 Is - IS Common Extra - 7oq - lo Clear
Patent s So - 90 BAKERS Extra 50 s6asi % 81 Louis
oo . al Extra - 20 9 s. 9s; f aT 70 aS er,m@
Patent %neT Wheat Ira 20 = so Ss3 n c Ok S
soaii Xmerics, 81 G9o$+ 70 market closing ara.
iae 300 eos Sgsen TO Far al e. IL 70 s 3d. ss
WIN small lott Fncy At T. 40 oG, RI N 4EA a and and
- IS 49, "BUtKWHEAT FL0U fs-luotcd - 7oasa
GkAIN-WH IA o u ASH ots were q lc. higher with
moderately CIV business c9sins IiIn mS , r o 1s
and "a l. gher. opened strong and "a ~ higher %
&c. de,.lued &c and closed .eY At "a
go - 900 L1k s,,T ling 30 Hard gOc IN
grated ilwaukee spring at s220s3 &C, Cngra'e Rel
g. No 3 EeVa
tOI s4c board private terms migrated
&c. r.SJ4 80 8 6c cOsing al 80 edo NoFem
Der - clos al 81 10 December, sSG HJ-F
' do Janury 800. a9le. closing Al 30 e. 10
Apu - u = &C., closing Al Sjiac. do hay 10 u
20 &C. oosng at 96Lec .. RYE-Du and nominal
ES si ASD g. S Ma S1f f4Du G" aSd
COEN-Sput 10 were IA &c higher closing nih with
port an home options were moderately
active ~ higher. open at al advance OF "a &c.
advanced declined closed -iet'Y AT
under hr highest prices OF Monday 900 bush
$1,000 uusA spot including Cnga'e Mixed, al ~
a49-c, No 2 to@d i71.c elevation ~ 4s.c ahSst'
closing Al A. - 10 NovcmDer 30 80 clO,ngat % IL,
December 5U7-6jlc., closing al 5U'ec; DO January
closing at OAI~-Cash larry tcL
i've and 1. a ~. higher; CLOSING nrm options we're also
arly active opening Of further advanced
Sc closed AT the highest pIice- oI te day Sae7
and spot. including 80 8 Al 81 u no.
White 3a,c: 81 = B. &c IN elevator 80 ~ de vertd
do s6l4c NJ xed Western, 3Zd 81 Nhte dO 81 a
zoe White state No. september 81 sc closing
closing at 81 Now NJ
closing do. December. 81
Ing al "a &C May. 81 &c closing At 81 - Ed
Otter ana steady b. dtfc 90 ID Goa soc. SOD. 20
976c IOO-lb 4Oa9Oe. sharIs ~ asl o. Rye -four 75c
Walkers Da Circular. September q. 1856 New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22

BUFFALO sept 2l.-catte- Receints last "a hours "a
heal thus 726 heat for same time last
week, $3.50 through cOusgnments. sears, 81 when
a. " New-York. sale. market quiet and
unchanged
Receipts - 2nO heat total tor wees
thus Is time last week. l)1OO ta |,
consigned through OF which al 10 New-f ork 5
steady Meium 10 Good :" - u
~ Lambs here Canadian Limbs none
p hours 800 head tota for week mus
faf heaa time last week. % 40 head con-
through. Is which 10 New YORK ears
Light Pigs. % -Od - lu. selected
York 0ti Medium Weights. 70
- 70 Mixed Heavy Ends. IS SOGs4 2O ali
onrrings taken
CHICAGO Ill Dr9rsrs Journal reports Cd'fte-
Recept- mead 1910. market -eaiy snip
ming steers Fet-iers r. ~ 80 20
Gov Mixed az - ao< %
through Texas steers. r So Il - So
Hvgs-I.ceprs 1000 heal shipments 1000; market
SLOW MNei - ljQr4 20. Packing anu SUI
ping 81 Light Weights IS s0ds4 10 sps a. 90
snsep-Receipts. 1000: Shipments. 300 market seaiy
- 20 Texans. 81 OF rs co. Lambs 80 81
asa So
ST LOUIE Sept 2l-CatuS- Receipts. $500 head shin
ment- Good 70 Choice Native snip
ping steers Common Far. - 'Od ~ 80
Butcher steers. rs Heifers. " % %
- so AMI rs 20 ~ 10 Grass Texans.
81 80 d&3 -.
Hocs-Recerts 1900 shipments 400 market active
anu steady Heavy. - 7OGs. % Packing a. % d 90
Light - 2A IA ~.
sheep-fteceiPts s95 shDments market quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets

LIVERPOOL sept INSTRUMENTATION Cumberland Cut
S6s- Os Long Clear Mddss, 31s- 6d short Clear Mindless
sos Cd short Ribs 3ys U Shoulders ga 6 cwt beoi
57s Oh for Hxtrs Iudiz Ness Prime Mesa &2A ID forx-
Prime Ness 57s. 81. per bbl Prime Mess, Eastern.
6ls8 Western 59s OF Lard American. 33s Prime WEST
cru. - 3D.; iar,i OIL 32s 3D. Hams-LOng Cur oOs ud.
shoulders Sbs Cd BueroUs I'd cw Tor finest nte,
Western spIing 6s. 81 &c. lud.: Red inter 6s ri
ia lGd- Genital. New No Winter. ~. 3D. do NO. :
spring bs Sd New Mixed Western. A. r. California 20
ia lid -. Id do. No - I'D D6s sd Genital FRO
duce-spirits OF Iurpenne. 2Ss J LONDON. Z.s "a
Iercwt; Refined Petroleum. sd gallon Glover see-
Fine American 2is. 81. Prime city. rs. Sd per cwt;
h0sn-C 3d Pale. la 6L aus. Oh LDsee on
rs. ID per observation-disclosures Refrigerated BeeL
hndqusrtsrs I'D. fore quarters per Hops Lon
don-New \ orr state. "A. 5s Cd .oo
The Of three days were zoSvOO
centas including 10000 ceutas American
he receipts o AnerlCsn Tie three days "cfo
81. 900 cenlas
LONDON sept -Produce-Tinseef Oh. s2l j-Gd. s2l
COS Od Calcutta Lnseed. As i'd guaters Lin
seed Cake. 70 los I'd. ton Refined Petroleum of
40 ID. gallon. spirits OF rurpentne- 27s ID per
cwt; OH, 15l kOsin-CoumOn. 3s- I'd per
cwt. Pale. b. Od lis. Oh ProvisiOns4rd 34s Cd per
cwt for American. sugarl2s SIT cwI for Cuba Cen
trifnga pOisrzng So and lis Sd 0l2s OFT FOR MnscOvo
islr refining aroat. Australian TaIOw-Boe. Z3A I'd a.
I'd Mutton. 25s til G27s Od CocOanut Ou-Ceyion. 40
hind and Is Cd quarters SD Oy the
ANTWERP. 2l.-Petroleum- pale American. 10
francs - = centmes uaid and l5 francs centnes sciers
Wneoxs Lar cOsed At 81 francs 10 centlmes per lOV
kilOs
BREMEy. Sept. 2l.-Petroleum--6 marks 80 pfsnnigs.
WAcUxs Lard closed at SO marks % pennss per 100 ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Ter Worth Rfcsr. vcssefs as,c kalirOads.
GENERAL MARKRT RE PORT.
BRICKs-Firm with a very fair demand. Qnotati

BRICKs-Firm with very fair demand. Quotations
changed
CHICORY-Ground, 5adqc.
ORDAGF-Man'ia bssi- sal n1c. Demand fair
CocOA-Dul. Guaysqm l3laGl4c.; Maracsibo Parse:
Caracas. lSdl9c.
CoOPEkAGE sToCK-Trade fair: Molasses shocks and
heads 81 To6S2: shocks heads ~ 81 81 %
81 10; do 80 inch Al 25ds So old sfooks and heads
81 inch. Doc dSl do 36 inch 7Od 75 o. sooks without
heads. 81 d4Oc; heads o. ~ ~ 30
pipes ~ 81 80 empty hozshesds 81 20 s2 90; hoops Il
feet So 1881 do u feet s28
COFFEE-The market for Brazil growths dull and IT.
ioiav. a Sales
1000 bags IL Mild grades quiet The option
market rom CLOSED sfeadv at
Of FIVE sses 81. 100 bags jan
uary, e30d93ai February. s.3oa935 Msr1h $50 qs33;
April 930M9 80 September 9jrd9 60 Octutcr, s3O0
456; November, 9.40d9 ~ December. g. 3O09Ao.
COTTONThe spot market ruled moderately active AZ M
changed prices Sales 900 last evening", ncnd
so bales Tor port 828 bales pton, amt so
bales for speculation Total 2l baes comparing
with liS05 bales this day last week and 1887 bales this day
last
uuations based ON the American classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-22

state loud. we're dnll AMI nrm. Louisiana stsmps
A. ,a al 79la Vrsnia o. erred rec apis at a
i 4 ana A.D.l. u, 1920 al LOG. Class { 1O3. OF
c., ,ank >o"l0rK sold Coz ~ 20, Mduhai an
en- l56 METROPOLITAN co Al 20 and AraAae mems oOj
lnr MARKET for railway bonds WIS rather quiet ard
there wrrr ies importsot chances prices. krle
oud co sol. 500 Al OelselO- slo2ss 'nd funded cOu
pou Is on Il 81 K,inr' VA rtown and O-drus-
bug consoi De r's~ = 20 1913 Chesapeake ana ONO.
ser,rs B'were = -. aud INC currency o. r"se
per cnf TO 3O42 C"naia southern hTstr were easirr
100 9lO6 ut the srcoDds we're 81 aIy a s-+ Gy3
West .uor- eu,ran 4, steady at abOu lOi T.
tentrai Of N~w-Jrrsey de6entnr-s ro-c to soSs'44
N-w-IorR. tbicaso ami II Lou, ms receipts g. hrn
a. 95 VI ssouri. Kansas ant Texas genera g. were NJ
J. gUla 81 the Or = nIgner Al S4l2 Indiana,
b. '.lu- tOn ana western lhcour7 rose 3 10 0V0s
Peoria, decatur snd tvSnsyille iLcomes wee
cpusos NV, sod a. 90 9'oi b snI income
Recipes were easier Al 27l2 - MANUAL non Irir-
z AT l0s. Texas and P"cine income s after
% sold a, 67 Auanuc and Pacific neoMes were .oivr
or uulist-i ourIr. dealt che stock Excnang-.
e. fou o'e. o. certificates sold tZooV at osos~5+G
=, J,s~Sn .nI Grant Island 900 35l2a3oa4. ~.
L,ai. ARK ,n-ss nj Tex 300 Al 1914 9lss IN. mr. t
al 4. and Mexican NsuoAai nEsts sJ-'OJO al 3ols0
59i2
bu Just before Inc c"~e loans we're male al per eel
ID be cln-he quotation l. 40 per cent.
di,rure ~ th- time reception
Treasury Washington from Tue Assay Office AZ New
Ne" i"rs i,.,,. - Inc ,.-.y ONE s-.1,. 10 bs
n-nt shows a goa balance Of ~ 100000 smaller than
that suo~u by last saturdays abatement
The sub lreasury to-day io-t S771,1s4 on balance,
made up ~ . loss OF S105l,579 ess a currency
gam OF $40 2S5 TO-iay's Operations ctvrred: Re
ceipts. sl.zs4. 266 PAYMENTS $3.50 SOL resulting
IN nasnc-s o. s26,546l76 currency aud Sl7297I OILS
The Crsring House statement to-day a. follows I;
EXCHANGES. sllo,-7O.lo7, OaiAncrs, S5.O97,i25.
The Cuited states Wash u received
s2l2.OoO Natipuai bank tor r-,i-lnutIon.
Tue ru-tous r-c-ipts 1923 1853 and the Internal
revenue receipts sioi,74l.
lnc ior-isn eIcnang-- rather more active. aud
rs'"s - avtuced q c-ut FOR .terinx revise quo
tatOns Tor business foiows Bankers bills 81 81 Il;
u s44 or long and suOrl StrrIas r-.,ne.ivs.,
52l aut J.l9l3 or frauc-; 94a aud 80 FOR reIou-
marks: 40 ana 4O44 Tor sullders
Ia Louuou. Br tlru cOnsDi- firm and unch,n ged
loo 1915 for no ey aud lie hguer 100 1915 ior
a. Money or discount OF banker BIN. rl.s at
ttc stock Exchange Ga
baiances between BANKERS Z per cent Bar ii v-r
VA. unchanged ~ AZ 1859 per Ouuce hugl.n sand-
United -ts,es i2s we're d1oi' n0Dlnaiy "A gho
nj IA aud the As unchdn Al l294. Inc
marxei n Atnrrcau raAwxys followed Yesterday =,
home be opening Out aftrrwsrI nn-
Get led cio-iug irregular, generally than at
ev-uing. At Paris French per cents declined to
e.. 81 % sRnt exchange LoDdon OF IS 80
francs 4.