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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29
HOW THEODORE BRONSON DIED.
HIS BROTHER SAYS THAT HE DID NOT COMMIT
SUICIDE, BUT SHOT HIMSELF ACCIDENTALLY.

HIS BROTHER SAYS THAT HH DID NOT COMMIT
SUICIDE, BUT SHOT HIMSELF ACCIDENTALLY.
"We we're surprised and exceedingly
panied" said Mshew Bronson to a TRIBUNE reporter
yesterday afternoon ITO read IN morning paper that
mv brother Theodore had committed suicide. want
that report fatty contradicted The story printed
ia to the effect that had been despondent for some
time and shot bmsef In bed st Fairfield where he had
been living with his mother all summer. II says that
he deliberately tied end OF small cane to the trx-
ger OF double bar relied rife and the other end to the
big toe OF his right foot and then lying down in bed,
shot himself dead. He is described es 'Dr! Bronson
ALSO giving people to understand that wss the man.
Then the article winds up by describing suppositous
visit made Delmonico's Monday night, and
words put into his mouth
any brother accidentally killed himself aud he was
not blue as he was said to be. The night before 1t
happened he cheerful and happy The accident oc-
Cured in this way mad double barrelled shot gun
Mt the house in Fairfield Mother and left Fair
field the day before the accident ana
before going / asked him to clean the gun.
Mother came to this city and won't TO Orangs Tho
shooting season opened on Thursday and We were aux
ious TO shoot The was kept loaded and stood In
the OF Theodorcs He promised me that he
would olean IL, and he undoubtedly killed While
doing The brought him bis breakfast in bod
10 O'clock and just she going down stairs. he
put his hea out Of the door and said: Mary, ala You
hear that Mr. Mahew had won the brush at Pelham
That did not sound de.pondent. did III"
Half ,oar later the sno:ho, wa: heard and and Thee
bic manel with the gun beside hin. Tho things thar
we CLEANED oar guns with were kept on the IDantel
Now, from the position In which We found
Theodore. he must have reached for the
cleaners with his left hand while standing
With the gun In his right hand. Then he must have
slammed dropped the down the m rbe slab.
not knowing that the loaded. IL Is long gun
and one or those guns that of easily"
Mr. Bronson's family strongly support this theory or
death Tue body brought to his homo at
No. IO7 East Twenty hfth-st- yesterday morning. He
born twentysiK years ago n this city. Ind was
an W. not A
graduate OF Harvard He was well known among the
Young men who patronized racing and fox hunting.
Three months ago he from the stespechaser
BlackbIrd and his spine injured. The injury
vented min from riding since that time. Tho funeral
will be held tomorrow at 10 -. IN at his home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29

Efforts and retained homo poorer saddcr sud, At less
regard the American peoples ioas Of the eternal nness
thngs . somewhat wiser This was denied ~ inc
people particularly H. n Lonsdaie manager OF inc
Violet Cameron troupe Aared that he had known OF
Lord Ionsdae intend oil days and that
his going away way affected the Cameron company.
lord Lonsda he added, has Gono home TO attend 70
his private business matters that know nothns
about He has Loft money here to provide the company
in business As he viii be back again by oven
Der a. AMI shall play here and In brooklyn uh tnon
his absence will have effect whatever
In regard to the effect which the etie
would have upon the 100000 lawsuit that MT
has brought ngaipst him. Mr. LOnsdale said 1.-The plntin
gave any bond In the and consequently none was
sdalo haven't anything Oh dc sen
and that suit viii never 80 any
ther.' =.
Miss appeared usual In the Casino when had
larger audience last evening than IL has hs oeiote IN
insist that the company Is more t,nn
pay Another acquaintance OF Ioru
that thu latter had home 10 settle stko tt ha
tax place among OF his coal Mines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29
STATE or TRADE.

oct earsi en ws 9 S@DeTans 81 %
SO pAtolt Tister Vasais u - Ssj Is
yellow. c. stsA llIsL 40 sr io Graie $50 Oats
unchange Provisions stslIy Butts Western nerg
oS4Ie sss-EsseT% Eras 81 ssSi Eecept' nor
CusiL. oats Ooino ous-: shorts. 10000 bush
Do rsss an. %% gsl y 5, % g o.
E1 !: ~ - 1 FL y % g. s - TO- TO- Ss M'
j. wneat-sounsro als Western Is 3o9s "
Ter SPOT zsao-9.e. october ~ s2asc; H9vemoer.
IS .SD4 ic orn-sciiheri Western iuI southern
White % sew 40 s' v sstern '',s ,ss rSSS
a. az 60 vsis oassr; southern SosS5c. western Is
81 &C. C & S % Choice s Sy' r row
sion, stoA.p ana 10 n.n" Ness Por. sll 30 bukmeatt
sS @Se; Clear 10 s,,s, a.: ~ ~
Cf.ner - s"s hs4s 1%1 eans &c
iIvcrpoo per .teiwer =, oton o2l. Flour Is Jn2' urAln
iys' Keeeapt'miionr $50 -, o SIs Wheat $1,000
Flour. 300 Obis; MheaL 4looO ousa saies-"nei~
65sOoo bush. cor" 5000 Dasn
DETROIT Oct 2s.-Nnsit-Na White 75a.c.. Cash ami
oct Cash Michigan itei. 76sc. No. Rcd 7G'.c.. Cash
Qsoesro 70 oS s.m sat D' no $h,.e' Sos So w.
Rccrips-@JOO BASH
Peoria OCT 2o;0corn arm high mixe5 Staossc.
n,,lo'. 2, esoo Eye sleay No :, 10000 go wnisSey
nrm IA iecePtr-Corn. 1000 oats zoIOO rye none
Snpmenis-COrl lJD.J. oats 2ovOJ rye none
PHILADELPHIA. oct 2S.-klous There Wis lar demand
% .e Dias Al, ssJ fSieSs 'iS.ay Western and
reApsy l-1ty s3svgsS 20 ren"'yva,,a I.oief
oI.6 clear s5 yOGst lla 10 strMgI, - 2a9si - 81
I'm, an southern lIliI,,s lr 80 10 ~ lya 10 scr gnI
~ i1s,aS4 40 Winter Wheat Patent "a asa Is
Sybea nrnsI Lott quiet Ma. Red. export
elevator SIC, No. Pennsyivana itesl. No. Red
u.l % asa ~. SovehDrr Dec. 10 .a,J~4c.
Ian 90 aopl4c. Corn spot LDGs
2MiIe track - a. No3 High MIeL In gram depot C.
No. Yellow, TRACK AMI gran hepoL ~ 4c No Mixed
OclObef ~ I1f November b Dec. 10 aQ4Oe.
Jan,s5 9aiCc oats Heected hite ~ c No3 White.
new 3lko.. No White. $3.50: NO White October.
ass Nov S5iraSo1e dee. asasa 3D. Jan 90 aS6'4c.
Butter-Pennsy Creamery Extra 2JVJJc. BrIfort
County AMI Nes'fork extra GOO ;lc:. Western D.. ~
Extra ~ % loo. Chesse-New-i York tu cream l2c.
Sugar rAnuatei . 70: Sonfectionsrs A. $4,000 Re-;
celps-Flour 1900 bDls Wheat 81 100 BUSH Corn. 10000
bush shipments -whoAL 2.oOJ Dush: Coru 1000 DushL
OaIs. 7.UOu Dush
MILWAUKEE OCT 2s-Flour steady. Wheat weak Cash.
72c oct. II tsc.: Nov. 73kci Corn hrn No. Z 90.
oats-No 2 20c. Hye No. l. 5lp Barley-N0 q. 81 &C.
proyisious-Mess Pork Cash Of Oct. nov. 3, U5
ianI-Prime steam. cash oct. f5 81; So But
ier"tnocc Creamery Is lO. barry l5Dic Chaese-Bsst
cream 10 a kggsfrosh lIGl1i2c Receipts-F Flour
10 500 bbis; Wheat 4O.9yO busn.i Bafoy. 4oV sup.
ments-Four lOU24 bbis Wheat 800 Barioy. 4 1900
TOLEDO oct Wheat duh; Cash and oct, 77'so
Nov. 773c.: May, $50. Corn active; Cash. 35c Nov.
IS 90: MayA2Se Dat: Cash 20 Clover seed firm Cash
Corn 1000 Ousbi osds ! :ooo vush shipments-whea
LOO bush, Corn 1000 bush Data 1000 Dush Glover
seed 200 ba9A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29
EXPLORATIONS IN HuDsows BAY.

WAs1INGToN, Oct. 28.-The State Depart
ment has received Intelligence rom tho United states
Consul 1t CnAroIetown OF tho arrival s that port on
October Is OF tue Dominion steamship Alert Since her
return FROM tho Gresy Expedition tho Alert has boon
engaged In cruiser duty In Hudso MS Bay. testing the
nsvigabilty Of those waters In connection with the
project Of connecting Winnipeg by railway win Fort
Churchill on the west coast VI that bay Lieutenant
Gordon In his report says that the warus hunting and
whale And porpoise fishing Dap ibe Of great
s,ou and arc profitable pursuits At the present time
thsre are only American whaers kno to
ths bny They mako - rendezvous NJ Marble ID land,
near The coast OF the bay In latitude 49, Al
thai point we're found number OF graves Of American
seamru aud many relies. There be little nsvigs-
tion IN bay except In the months OF August and
September geological exploration OF the northwest
and alton OF the fishing grounds OF
the American whasmen have been proposed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29
CALENDARS TO-DAY,

stpRyME COURr-CHANBRns-B Before Dononua M.
co. So IT. 1885, no 1874 1873 lGs ITO 1871. $780, 1872 20e
2lJ go 233 g45 2sS 2b2 I1l 264 275 2Bl Pa pa
21l 292 29s 294 POS 2se w. 100 300 800 SO So2 500
3O4 800 3O6 6O7.
j. 10.
SUPREME CoURr-CIRCui1-'PARr l-Beore Beach J.
Adjourned the term
SUPREME COukf-CihCuir-PAK iL-Beiore Van Worst T.
-Casr on-No day calendar. t"
sUrHKMR coUWT-CRcUIT-PART Before Van Brunt
Nos $3.50 1868 BOOB 4OU6 $751; 1888. S6iS 1852 Sa58
1874 4U4O. 3oUS 1929, 3bb7 -
SUPKRME COURr-CIkcUT-PAKr lV-Before Andrews, J.
Mos 1897. 3l7s. 90, - -
SURROGATKs COURT-Before hoiIns. S-Wul OF Susan
ShInrT $40 -
SUPERIOR COUET-SPEclAL TEaM-Bei0re Freedman, T.
No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CODRT-TMAL IERA-fAET i-Bef0re Sedgwick,
G. J--Adlonrned
G. J.Lsse on-ko day calendar.
CITY COURr-TmAL TKkh-PART l. Before Hyatt J-Nos
l4fe 1880 i747 1852 1891 1890 1900. 1914 1914 1885,
1909. 1862, Ga4. 1884. l7l7. 1855.
CRY coUEr-- TgIAL TERN-PARr fII,-Befors Hall l..
Nos 63l 1875 1852 l723 i76i 1862 1903 l74 1893 COZ
142s. 1872. 1900. I7l4. l746.
COMMON PLxAs-SrKciAL TKhN Before Allen. J.-No day
calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29
OLD BARNUM AGAIN TO THE FRONT.
CLEANER WINS ANOTHER RACE AT IVY CITY
OTHPR WINNERS.

CLEANER WINS ANOTHER RACE AT IVY CITY
OTHPR wTNNERs
WASHINGTON 2sThe second day OF the autumn meet
ing the National Jockey Club far the weather went
was overcast and atmosphere cold and uncomfortable
FsLsT RAcK-Purse $500. Seven iurlongs Error first
Big Head second Bessie third Tlme,lH6'+ Zamora
George Angus Jack and Sister unpacod.
Beiting-Error TO TO- BESSIE To Zamora TO l. George
'oSD RAcK-The Anacostia stakes. Lie miles Ada
ID nrst Bess second third. Time-2Ol. Mollie Nc
Carhys Last Eoian. Bonita. Cricket and Pontco
placed
to l. Eoan 10 tol Bonita 10 to l. Pontiac Is to l.
Cricket 80 toll
THIRD RACE Purse $500 Selling One mla Edgeheld
second jessie third Time l4054 Vallisea CacTa
Souvenir and Noiaway unplaced
Betting~Edgened to s. Boaz to O. Calera to Sou
yepr 10 l. Jesse TO Valsea 10 To l. Nodaway 20 TO
FOURTH sweepstakes liz miles Barnum first Tele
Doe second Percles third Time 200. sam Brown Ten
STRIKE aud Frankie Il were nnplaced
Betting Barnum TO D. Tele Doc to j. frankie b. 10 to l.
Percies ~ to I. sam Brown 20 TO l.
FIFTH RACE.-Purse 5000 Five furongs. Cleaner first
Mamie Hunt second. Hopeful third Iime-lO32 Tom Ber
lin and Tartar unpacet- $500
Cleaner 10 D. Mamie Hunt to-. Hopeful 10 l.
Tom Berlin 20 TO !, Tartar 40 10 l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29
ORAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Oct % (Soecar.The opening on tho curb this
at 75 cents for December The opening
on the regular board easy at 75t cents Corn
attracted attention this morning than wheat All
the markets strong from shortly after the opening
los The buying orders came for the most
part NewNurk Hutchinson was probably the largest
seller Jones' Mccormick and Kennett also sold Robert War
rem & Co.. who buyers early became large
sellers. The strength In corn helped the wheat pit
From 76L whOt moved back down to 10 .
In May. when closed ast ngt AT cents was sold
43 The temper OF the pork pit L. SAID to Ue
changing and becoming itLio more DusL The market al.
20 cents OtrreL The charters To-Day we're Tor
bushels and 800 20 bushels OF nax seed Al
80 \. the 1879 cents Ior December wheat
$40 ii January pork and 42S4 cents Tor May corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29
THE COURT IF APPEALS.

ALWAwr Oct 2s In the Court Of Appeals to-day tho n
loving business transacted:
No the matter OF the judicial settlement Of The a
counts of John Holman and another executors
y7EmDy Jex and otners executors appellant agt the
Mayor Of N ow \ DIRK city, respondent
No. IUO-Isaac Kps and another. executors appellant
agl Edward Hirsch. respondent
The following the Court Of Appeals day calendar for o.
tober 30:
Nos lO2 lO3 log. l08.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29
NITIONAL CAPIihL TOPICS.
FRAUDULENT WAR CAAlMS.

INDIANA, VERMONT AND IOWA RECEIVING MONEY
NOT DUE THEM.
WASHINGTON, Oct. %. Third Auditor Will
report rrfrrriug the state claims
ssys that wne u fuil iuvestgatioi has Oesn
pietcd acursory examination unfons gross Irregular
les arsins OF ab csreessues wiifu perpe
traton of fraud. The office. after thorough exaulna-
tcn OF tho claims Suits OF Indiana. found that in
round 500 900 had been illegally allowed In
the Of tho c,ins OF the State of Vrrmon, 1t
apears that 1925 254 havs bsen paid TO ths State,
wi cl nstrsd nave been applied 10 the nbebtrd
ness @543 73O oh .rged against the stale
ON inc book. or the Oipr War Depart
b~ing money value OF srms uipments. etc,
By tho Unied States Tho Auditor states that
ne 4. IN ormed State OF Vermont sold the greater
portion OF those 10 foreign conDlry-Tnrkry-and
deposited the proceeds amounting TO $l7OOoo In her
Treasury.
Enough has discovered. the Auditor says to war
rant tns ooDcusOn tnat considerable sum mas poen
unlawfu paid the s. ate OF Iowa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29
UNITED STATES SUPREME coUer

WASHINGTON. Oct 2S-1hc following business was trans-
acted the supreme court OF the United states to-day
No l2eJ-The Baltimore aud ONO Railroad Company plain
tin and appellant, agt Joseph Miller ai0r etc
No l34O-fne Baltimore and ONO Railroad Co D any.
pa min error. and appellant, at the Board Pdbic
WOrAs West Virginia. On motion Of Ard Caldwell fr
defendant in error and appeces advanced pursuant 3d
No 10 Tho Conso dated safety Valve Company appellant
Erastus X kinkc Argument continued by ] "A Nav
noDd appellee and concluded By Thomas William CIar
for appellant
No. 20 Hanrick. plaintiff In error. agt. w Patrick
admin stTaior etc. AID Ohcfs Argune mt begun by
le Philips for plantih III error and continued by Brady
for the defendant in error.
al ILL fn-m a u o'clnck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29

of constant complaints from marinars that the dazzling
character OF the light made dotmont Instead OF IN
aid to navigation.
KKxrsRs 70 bE DISMISSED Commander Bsnham.
United States Navy who Investigated the charges
against g. r. Hibbard. ke-psS and William b. Abrams
assistant keeper the Fire Island Lighthouse of re-
ceivus stolen goods from the wreck OF the Oregon has
mafe report tho Treasury Department In vhion ne
recommends the dismissal OF tina two keepera HIS
rueom me ndaton VIII individually be approved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29
The FOURTS.
BITS Of IEIiAL NEWS.

An attachment against tho property Of Jacob schott
charged with having enbezzed 81 $50 by Thomas Peter
he agent granted by Justice DCnohe
supreme Court Chambers yesterday II alleged that
money entrusted him for investment Germany
and that he sale with II for THIS country
IL proposed under attachment all the
money he may with him his arrival
lol sued the our Publishing Com.
pany money paid by HIM for nuauy
which. I ~ acgIng before ii W "A
ISSUED him the am0an o. the authorized capl had
be, Is IeI 4 rel before ia dee Andrews
Jury, resulted Il act plaintiff $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29
A NAME THAT MEANS SOMETHING.
From. Th> Pittsburg Dispatch

hear going into the newspaper business
Yea 80 unde only for the campaign though.
as what do you suppose no is going to call
his paper 7"
Couldn't say"
TrsGls Meter"
Why that's a rather for paper. What's he
going TO give il such that fOrF
supposo he intends 10 work Tor all there
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29

nv LORD LONSDALE SAILS ROE ENGLAND
The sudde departure OF Lord Lonsdas for England
Britannia yesterday caused qus ripple Of excitement In
theatrical circles lass evening. He was accompanied
only By his vslst and this faot' caused
many 70 eoasuds that hs he wsaxsd Il his dramatic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29

Fancy. 5000 o6 XSs.. Ssat, Sa RED 5iss ~
M fals q ~ "a s &c .s
short HSa 50 IL eacoa-shouriers "a 50 short aes,
~ 90 short Clear ~ wnlskay solos al 81 IL hegS
~ 80 "a 10 ~ 4 wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29
sIxTn-sTEEPLECHAsg. REGULAR cot

ORMOSDE WINS THE HOUGHrON HANDICAP.
LONDON pat Newmarket to-day the HoughtOn
Handicap Pate by Ormonde Mephisto second
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHsaTON. Thursday. Oct % 1855.
HE'LL GATH LIGHT Acting Secretary Fsirohia to-day
rave orders Of thu electric ehs
In she wsr ~ He'll Gate ksw-yerk barber from spd
after december nsxl yhs soIisa vAs bass1 ths
recommendation Of the Lighthouse Board, AAo bsean1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29

Trsnch saying thai lssy IN the way sqs
very many easss Lver disese instance wal Induce
disoriers ir .mypts s.n aad essntasi.
Indeed treated 70 = isssncy and sary prosss. v
spocac in Ihese aimentA accomplishing rApl By IL
10 srfu seon the great organs Of the BODY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

The programme toiay's at Ivy City is good
each the six having filed well Cleaner should
the first Frank Ward second The second is a
handicap quarter miles Richmond should win it,
although Bonanza will him hard The Capital Stakes
year Odds special weights eghths OF mile
third j. Baldwin ha, Laredo Goah and Grisctte
Laredo ought first and Goah second The fourth
race and Oneeghth miles special Weights Sturdy oil
should capture the Ferg Kyle Dug to be
attendant The selling should be by
Pegasus Error oughi to get tho plaza ein gton
likely In jumping
ancs second. Tho entries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29
LIVE 3 STOCK xAaKHrs sY rsLuanArn

CHICAGO. GOT 2s-Ths Drovsrs Journal reports Cat<-
Reoeipls 1900 shlDuontz 1000, weak; Ship
ping 80 stockers aid Feeer 81 z6fs 20
Laws BUS and Mixed 81 Dv9sS 10; bulk. Yx 2Oax2 10:
t,rougi Texas Cattle Cows 81 SU6SI steera
a. o S. 20; Western Rangers lower Natives and alf
Breo.s h09sS 40 Cows 81 40d2 90 Wintered Texans
~ sOeSS 2b
Uo0s-Recoipta "a 900 head shipmenta 0.OOO market
lousr Rough and MiIe SIS 4O6s3 lVi Packing ship
ping IS 76et4 OOi Light Weights - 466S4 OO skps ~ 70
h IS -
sasep-Rsoeipt4 5000, shpmcnts Oooi market steady
Nanves - Ooef3 Western 81 4OeS3 70 TeIsns ~ 10
a IS 10. lambs 50 o0e6 Do
81. LoUIA Oct as.-tafue-ReoeiptA 3.200 head ship
ments 1000 market easier Good " Chooe Naive ship
ping stoeFA - sy9s se Butchers stsera - ooes4 OBJ
texas grades. " OOG ~ ~.
Hoes-RscoplA ys0d hssd shipments 1900 weak
Butcher md chs'ss ssss e. voss5 % paHkinE - 100
RooeipA 1900 hosI shpmsnA 1900 markss Aotvs
Common 70 Extra. 81 0OeA To-
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
sAsAssAn. OCT 26-rsspsaras nrm S<sa
WILMINGTON. Dot 2o-Turpentne nrn - yltA
CAAAlAsIoA Cot 1o.-TagpeltkAA anlat % ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29

but psrhAps sonsbed pAe upt ysE friend wl lhst ysup
psssencs g rendered 6hensve By The foul fe smell Of youl
breath Evegy wo1 ue1or though very eoke u
slss@ snd egSse goys bearers AID ysuf snee V
Sv& sss sa4 Uks1n NJ % secisy 70 remove sS $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29

Young OF middle agsA mss suffering from nervous debility
and Kindred shod send tpn slaaps toe
large reatss giving succeesfn treatment Worlds Di,Ysa
nary N edioAl AssoulAcoa. BuGAo n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29
THE PETROLEUM NARKgr

THE PETRDLEUh VA RKsE
The dealings In crude oil certificates yesterday in spite Of
their holiday character but little weines.
day and other dull days recently. The oucon OF tie
Washington hed reported TO bs dmn shing.
other the oil territory. The opened
shade but the first the day.
While the final gam within limits l cent barrel
the movement was significant.
The VI prices ami the total deAlIngs Ckso
dated Exchange were as follows!
Opening. 653s Lowest. SbA
Highest. 66s Final .................. 68is
Refined OH unchanged At 81 per gallon New.
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
OIL CITY. Penn. Oct 3a-Crude 0il-Natonai Transit
Certificates opened 40 61S Lxast JriJ, V6s lowcss
proc 65e; closed CO sss ss2o)o barrels, oisArAacsA
10 3O7 barrels SO. 1913 barrels
PIrrsBuaa. Penn. octas-cr'eis oa-Psa''eam 'e.s~
National Transit opened 1t % And Gloss" W.
highest price 60is lowes price, eo<
BgADroRD Penn. Oct as -crub oi-NaaonN rrsnNs
Certificates opensd A 6ot and closed a. s8 n;as '''~
66, lowest price. 6os ,iearsnces. so2ooo oarrs'S
TrrUsvILLK. Pom. Oct % National transit cernoa'os
opened at So and closet highest prio~ oos ""s
price. 6oA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29

In Slate bonds the dealings Developed no featuresi
prices we're steady Louisiana c"n.s l. sold .. 70 and
stocks. Metropolitan sold G5) at 50.
k.isaS sYnd: ..sS 9 .Sv s1t
Missouri. Kansas and Texas arss were up per cen,ss
III Ss e' " %srs Ssre, o asa oh
currency 6s were up y at 30a TIE company
.: q. eoaDSn: : :ass t.
Ing November In cash and the other bali ID deferred
1--we ssd ress from to
incomes rose per cent to 49, loal.viiis and Nasn.
es s 8: we're Of tnon Pacific r:. were
up per cens g ldis and 0rss.n sno,s Line 9:
were steady at 25aa29% Northern Pacific nrsts were
unlisted securities Cotton Seed OH tsrsineatss SOLD
uOool at 54isab4la. st. Louis Fort scott aud Wichita
; $4,000, At iooSeioi snG seconds aoool at So
The money market works naturally toward essr; to.
ana 40 and per cent were tns prevailing rates the
cpsns va: ssS4 o. on os,.av IL no,
sn,cs sS q n ~ o s
non: covered; Receipts. so9s Sg S PAYMENT avn
rcncy and $3.50 .O4s. 294 coin.
Tho Clearing Hou.e statement to-day was as follows
Exchanges, $1O0020 1885, baiances $4,05s.265.
The United States Treasury at Washington received
s22s.OOO National bank notes for re ienption.
Tss sSs aud the
The foreign exchanges we're dun ana steady at IN:
bills "a 81 and g. ss's fS. long ANA short sterling
The governors Of he Bank OF England AZ their regular
%srk rate OF discount amt
per cent During the week the bank losr $4,000
bullion. bat the proportion or Its reserve TO ts ahss
raised from 40 to Al a cent against SO $40 per
cent az tns .as time Lac. year ns sss
gold ami gain OF 1929 600 francs silver Al tho Lon
70 and io
or money aud account The money market was firm
ish STANDARD. American railways were duli Al hisher
quotations. corresponding to yesterdays advances In
cned from S2.6 to So So and recovered s262ls aud
sight exchange IN Loudon was easier At 1888 francs TO
tn 8
Mr-srs Speysr Co. advertise that they ready to
exchange 5hr $4,000 Of n Dr., mortsats per cen.
ON J.n T. iss o. , per Ss"1 sSSa n
further notice the e1ch nge may DO made Tree OF charge
RAILROAD EARNINGS
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA
SS%S;: :: !ssi s
NETWORK CITY AND NORTHERN
G 3sa 81 s:s7 ssi
OREGON RALwArASp SavroArros
Tsrf 20 os stss sss R sss
PENNSYLVANIA
Operating eApehsess ZoIl9Io 2,osS.oTI 2s57,0i1
Net earnings sLss73s6 si.se20o1 si.sIe43s
Add profits IRON West
ern lines ,.....,..,.. S52S4S .....x., ss2s2s
Deduct losses by Vest 100000
Net Co p. r. R. Co.. sl,o4o.24O sl79lA7 sIsess6s
January To Sept 80.
1Ioss $4,000 900 500 2s7sS2 sse 1855 2s4
taxes ..........'.. 22.s6es39 22Ole66l 2sse44s2
Net earnings sl3 542 26O 81 22o97l si2o7l $50
Deduct losses by West
ern ines..........-... o49.523 i.2o4tso POI. 7ss
Netlor nine months sl2.s92.7S7 s98664ss sl27lo04s
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