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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
STATE or TRADE.

&" o wes Tar s %St "a s. %
500 Winter Nneata y IS Is cornseaner
YeST 30 sss Ssr ws :. 81 Short. aud Mddns
unchanged Provision. stoly Butter Western ~
70 S2c 6Ss US, 5000 s,cS; $4,000
bush, oats l7.oio hush: shorts l4OoO bush
BuFFALo Oct 23.-wheat higher No. dart new s.,sc
No NO no whse Michigan sgc Corn steady. No yellow
Sc No earn 5 Me 6ar: s' Wheat
SoS0oo bus canal ~ 900 eusn Corn
Wheat %Gssl S 81 600 5a nilot Corn sSooo Ousl
9c gu sr S %ne ''s - eaG 10
Minnesota TO- raSen = Soa p io p LSs
S %s. ri I'S ale. r.nsa ' oct
Sow q 80 closing DC. Dec 5e-e sc n clos
I've hIn. CASH Sole oeoDer "a "a 50 &c. CLOS
at os Nov a. Sc asy a; Dec
Ing oats nr%s: .as' anas a No olo,S E.' a;
IS 40. SsvenoeI q IA i5i.c at zJ.c: May va
re Eve quiet No Soc Sc Mss. pork ruled
sales ranged Cash 70 sS@ss 80 oe13 5 T.. - so,ns
January - e 1s,aSsr q. 81 ~ a.
81 5 closing at % >oyeGe 50 ~ 2asS y r ,Vs h
CASH 81 81 y soIel Msats~Dry sated shouIders-so %
5e short Clear sss 80 $3.50 81. mn" hsa ,s Corn
10000 bush Oats 100000 bush We 1000 bush ep.i
bush Corn 266OoO oats 10000 Dushi isye Looo
Fancy IS 7oas4 90 Wheat nrm' NO Rod 7oc Re;
segts 800 Dss Sp9enis 40 &c Oqsn MARKET
Pors 80 81 Lard - Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So %
Short Ss BaSHSnoIsr at at 81 No.
Common aud Light sS 40 az TO- Packing and shipping
IS soG420
oe 1h't Gosh MI Michigan Re 7S no. Red CASH
S 6 Ov asw s5c Dy No. eve White
Keceipls-I2,70O bush.
MmwAukKE, oct 23-Four dull Wheat nrm' Cash .ts
ISL T SSy g. s, Corr sars 5% No s &c
Proysons-Me.s PORK Cash or dcl 20 s5 Sow. - -
arpnms steam ash OF Oct 80 % 10y e ,. ss.
cream io "a i &c Eggs c Eeeep,.-r sS15
SnI oFo ioSoS OS WEST so55o barley lo25
MIsSKArous. Oct 23.-wheat-No. l Hard. Tao CASH
November. 74e.; December. 10 sc.
PEoRA. Oct. 23.-CorD active; high mixed Ados e
No mixed oats 40 2yhe - %6j, sS
r% s III % Eys
shipments-Corn 1000 oats $4,000 rye. 1000.
for arsiras nde brands and Srces irm and
Pennsylvania super " 5o do Extra :. oei
Process, u ooasl2j Delaware Family, - eoSst ~ ~
IoG 1 s snd limos ce. ss $ %
40 sDO % Ioss qu @hea New So
elevator SIS No ss b so 10
sia ss f S @ sy1i 1a sG1 ''s grain
9e.oeer "a fs NoyeWDe DoG sS w n
new $751; No White. Soc; no White October rs y &c
ssSs GSH Creamery Ss E11
f fIs n 1s YORK
Ss 5 A corn 7ooC
bush superintendent 1000 bush. Corn 1000 BUSH
| Oats. 1000 bush -,
ST. LOUIS. 2Swhea active firm and higher S sac
Cash. 76s,c; Noy 7gtc Dec 7siss Corn gu sc
oats dull: No Mixed Cash 70 200 oe: 20 s entSsr
Creamery 26c; Dairy. l3a25c hggs-l4c fat 3ecn
sc. Hay-Tmothy. slO go Prairie 90 bran ss, n
mill corn Meal 81 80 Whisky, 81 ~ FORK ~ %,
bulk Meats-ong Clear 80 70 short Ribs 80 80 Sh n
Clear 81 Lard. SIS 20. Reeeipts-flour s.Vvv ou ~
Wheat 600 BUSH Corn = 100 BUSH on,s PIou
6i0o bills, Wheat 10000 BUSH Corn. 22Ooo push oA''
| 1000 bush; Rye. 1,0o0i Barley. 1000
| TOLEDO Oct z3.-Wheat active. Cash and OCT, 20 r.
Nov 7esc May, sskc. Corn dull Cash =, , &c; &C."
a. a. December "a s5 Receipts-wheat, $4,000 pnsn
forn 600 bush: Oats 1000 bush. shpmonts- " hoAa
"a 900 bush: Corn 1000 bush; oAts Asooo ou'"' WV
Seed, 4l4 bagA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25

last spring the weekly gauges have been Nav 90
500 Iune 800 June IL. 1924 June 49, 1916 June
90 1902 July 3, 6.3S2; July TO- 6.747; July /" o'oo'
barrels. IT. ,.ao.o rorntv
There hay been a strike OF oil In Greene ouht
Penn The extreme southwestern corner OF tho stat pu.
ope.fors here are Suspicious of them ana apparently IN
themselves with much information Im35
county has propected but II Is Only
symptoms petroleum eposits when nave @
unnroniabe vestmens there rs good u ssDiy
that new poo found in Greene County "ht we
changes are against it, The free circulation OF the report OF
lar strike Is somewhat suggestive OF there Deng ioie
smoke than ut had some speculative ene e,
AT frsU and conduct OF the marhctt
was anonaousn any important interest had knoWieuge
rooi prospects of lind" The lesson Taught e!.Iy
Yea y the history petroleum industry i that nature
has far from exhausted rch bounty OF that "hh ~ -
The poor but to those who profess hts vi
over production promise not only OF rtgir III
crease in the present OF consumption nut OF w. o
tion OF within few years by the utllIHoh
of The product that tins mas pass
though II IA lar IRON benga piese'
practical element in the situation .,,,or
This ia the when. preparation ior ihe "in.'l
months the pipe line freely mae and the stocking ny
Of done prep for. Therefore the maintain
EXCESS of deliveries receipts Is specially gratifvn
daily average Of ctobe of the National Iraii
Souihwestern Tidcwaer aud Mackshurg lines has brcn
~ 5s barrels against 30 barrels month ~ 33z par
res In August 1885 barrels In uy TIE deiN er.o
have averaged H. 06 barrels compared Win ~ ~
re IN September 81 2iG barrels In August and IZ4of Oa
re IN July figures from october 10 II (chariers "
n were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
THE PETROL fUH WAX TT

Further progress made last week IN the impIoVon'n
the position Of petroleum though values ~
no upward movement at all common -nrate win 'he
developments The news from the Washington neu wa"
bullish-the wells recently opened have been oil
united with In the early ventures to assure 70 NAM
conservative members OF trade the elimination OF he o
tn as bearish element IN pro luction shousto"h mas J
tilted the pecaton early explorers but has dsp
non the extreme hopes Of operators for fail In TACT o
comb ned daily output OF Wash and Shons own y,
about 900 oarrels larger than the yie
the former pool atone few wees ago. Washington s IN
has decreased In Id 500 barrels a week ago. ahou
five producing wells opened The av rage per
down IA barrels 1875 barrels or hall tho aver.
August a. when only forty wells were flowing Inc ioo
table of the gauges OF The Washington held on lhe
indicated shows clearly gradual tendency 10 uo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25

Tho market for mining stocks was as dun and FEATURE
lsss IA usual TIL late IN the week. ant TO tho cs1 OF
busine on Thursday the total sales atthe Consolidated
Stock and Prfroeum Exchan 80 aggregated Tor -FOUR
DAYS oui, 50. 500 phsrrs On Friday "A new movrnent
was de y.oped in Consoi ateh California. anu Nr-nia
and II. price rose ron So u 81 75aS7, which stuu-
lated trading In the wn0'" ia ami tue transactions ior
that day amounted to 1890 shares f~s,rraa. .ne
prce OF Consolidated California and virginia
rose TO So 25GS5. AMI the excitement extended
10 and included ou Tunnel, whcn, with sales "f a.
900 area besides 100 shares solt ' tho stork tx.
change, rose from IL cents tn 1916 cents against
cents . week ago. Tue UccasOn ~ th- sudden exrle-
mrnt IN THIS Ock Ia report that strike mas o'rn
made in tho aed mines or yood S20orr simui
famous with this report h"weyer CONS ne IN "rina
zion that the middle miners on t1e CnmtOeE ole have
detr rnnned to abandon their works brlow the z4oo
foot or tho OF sutro Tuunr Dispute TINS lnior-
nn,ou however all tho CONS ock hIrss werr av'raply
Affected by movement OF prices Of the stocks named
ana All show advances or tho ek iOtsl s"lrs
Of 1893 II the Consolidated STOCK anu frtrn
leum Frrnsng-. 200 shares were OF Consock. snu
of thar 46 900 sh 0f sutrn For Bodies prices
were Tor aud generally lower and Tor the CO"ra-
dos ami miscellaneous list there were generaly some
i'm provements that were insign hctnt.
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
BosroS. Oct %. 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25

The exchangss Al tina Sew-York Clearing houso a,st
week were $50 900 smaller than IN sno o| iss5s
week ana S94, 200 900 smaller than Ia the Weo ~.
but moro than bol h declines may be Rccoua ~" y,
the sua er TRANSACTIONS ut tho stock E1cnanEe Som
pared with the week OF 1884 whon Tao 49, ,nar =,
business was about the Same rs ias' "eoA '" -
gam oil VI 29. 100000. , ,,o,.o u,
the , ar Inc Stock Exchange for the week
OF three years compare ~ follows; . 80 80,
Exchauges.... $500, lS5932 So2oJ.o ~
No. shares sold. 2,lO6y5S aooV-oo ->-oo'' ~
III. commercial and lndustria interests continue to
present promising prospects, OF course. IN general
me- there 10 falling on rom tho aotviJ
Of NO last low weeks There always has oeen u lu
alter middle OF October but manufacturers are we'll
applied with orders tenaniDx stocks OF sea-
goods are not Tue fact that there was
moi a sin gle pvr,aut auction sale during tas week 10
proof Of ths There also Frightening prospect Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
woGx or THE c0NGR1G4I1oNAL COUNCIL
Dr. SAMUEL II. VIRGIN 1KLLs WHAT WAS DONE
THE ANDOvER CONTROVERSY.

DE-. SAMUEL II. VIRGIN IELLS WHAT WAS DONE
THE ANDovER CONTROVERSY.
The Rev. DR.. Samuel ii. Virgin, pastor OF
Pilgrim congregational Church, Harlem returheo IRON
tie sixth trennial National Council at Chicago on sat
urday. reporter OF Tue TRIBUNE asked him what
were the leading topics discussed at thc Council lie
SAID:
We discussed the work OF the home and foreign mis-
sious and church and theological instruction IN the sem
tDauss strong resolutions tue necessity OF sup
pressing the Dar-ro'ins were unadimousy adopted.
commission was appointed 10 VISIT Titan anu REPORT on
tho condition OF MOr01ism anu the work o the scno0s
sstao.hed there. ana rlugiug sunsng words Of con-
demnaou of the system were spoken There was earn
discussion the relaxation OF tho tests OF admis
sion o church membership. the geoorAI opinio9
could not De iessenei without injury " tue church ana
Its members.
important debate ministerial relief brcuyht out
o; the body, anu the prefer OF legacy for their relief
subject OF ministerial relief topic OF specisi den om-
national ntere., wa, nni,es.l standing The West.
membership in an association; the Eastern by .
euS rrsu.d in an approval Of councils. while II was do
clar.d thar standing In tho CONGREGATIONAL ministry is
acquired by funins three conditions in a
Coasreg ltionaI church; ordination to the Christian
ministry aud reception As an ora minister into the
Tho future Of Congrsgatonaism was presented in an
elaborate paper The practcs question. Aro9.nr much
sity OF Uetter churches for the poor and Of
more tn. "0 pcS4 w.:s s"P Pei: to crying
eysts matic vIng ably debated Education ana tht
public schools were iscussed, win vigorous
or the present system. Preliminary steps were also
taken toward Observation-Disclosures comfy anu union
with the FREQ Wall B4ptiss.
Tue council was the most useful yet held. was intense
~ practical aud will promste rosh ze. In pushing Tue
work OF the ohurchea Tho stronx me o
Of the dspom from every part of the country
present. aad THAR Influence Was felt In the decision
Of every important question. The couocl noDy en-
tertaI the Chicago churches presided over
b. syman, Lauren Q. Cook, OF Connecticut. with
koorsd from the South Of the assist
MedsrstorA
In regard the probation question and the Andover
osaRevsrsy. Dr.. Virgin said:
me- AAdsvse questions we're not discussed They were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
Runs Deliveries. deliveries. Claters
Total barrels 1865 S4S5 533o3

year ago touched highest point for 1888 ana
the bull said 10 have eliminated since
then there steady and continuous iqudation re-
shifting in decline and the ~ ~"
Recently the have been ONE indications a
cline has been stayed. though the recovery from the
point OF been measured 10y only few cents ana s
maj It the need ne"
Influence 40 impulse toward an porant improve
mrn IL that the heaviest rehnlng interests Alo
higher vaues-whether IRON ntce
stv through kussias contest for the trade
Western Furope each operator decides accOu
ing TO his opinion merits OF crude as COMMODITY ol
his Intimate knowledge OF the SITUATION u ~ neturs
say that differ But there Is less desponhr loe
the trade whole fields have lost Their terror ana
require developments OF An alarming character 10 h
roiu against Their own uie
epin MON IL grow
o. The smpathrs o. 'ne PuuHO
than otherw and All tat IL wanted "
bu noy en,ent bull captains Yet last week
be written local ana
the previous weeks close was
rene IN an 81 cents. New wells anu
caused Ureak 10 66'4 cents the was nu
on n rally To over the MI
we'll in County, Friday Knocked prices 10 o.
ceuts hut IN IN. dealings the market showed rVVnS
prit aud prices closed up AT 90
than the nna figures OctoOeI 10
and on CT Barring discouragng news traders look
for bettrr market 49,. 49,, .,- -. =. ,.uao,,sa,
e6 Petroleum Exchange Tor the last two weeks anu
bonding week year ago were as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
NEw-YukK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. OCTOBER g 1885

delivery 96la do October and November delivery os
ed DO November and December delivery 81 also
GO.04d; December and January delivery. 6O0ih 90
February delivery 6I64d. also Goli 10
February and March delivery 81 SD also sg,s 40
March and April delivery G3G4d; do Apfll AMI May no
livery l-64d: do Nav and June delivery 0 6-64d
tenders delivery at to-day
y. m.-Coton-The sales included 62oo baie'
American
pn-Cot n-Futures closed quiet but steady Uplahns
Low MidIing clause DC ober delivery 6id buvers 40 go
October and November delivery, B364d sellers 90 10
vember and December delivery 6o64d sellers do Decen
Der and Jan delivery 59Gid DIVERS do January nd
February delivery 4 j96fd buyers do. February anu
March delivery. 6lG4d sellers DO March and Ari ner
6OO4d buyers April and Nav delivery Dbl Duyc
do. May and June delivery. D 3-64d- sellers.
NRwYoRK 23-The following the total net receipts
of cotton nj all ports September l. 1885;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
MR.. STA LINTON IN HIS PULPIT AGAIN.

Tho Rev resumed yesterday MS pulpit
in the Fort Greene Presbyterian Church IN Brooklyn
from which he suspended for time. pending his
trial by the BROOKLYN PrcsDyery made reference 10
his trial Yesterday morning before preaching expressed
his thanks who had occupied the pulpit dur
ng his disability. handsome floral iieces were in
front pulpit and there large audience Mrs Mary
Ladder o preseIc church Mrs Stauion CD
ced the place she formerly &C cupd IN the
c,ofr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels aud Raiiroada
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-The market for Brazil zrowths frn Gus
to-day sympathy with the speculative AMI holders
advanced their for far
Rio spot invoces Sales. 1000 bars No oac 500 basS
No lls4c; 500 bars Santos No g. ii W.: 1000 bagA
Santos No O. IL sc 500 bags do, No l0c Mid grades
steady Sales 1926 ba Msracabo 1910 bags saw
anila and 1850 bags Mexican The market opened at -
points and steady at reaction oe points -
March, iO.5O0 1055; April. io.50al0n5 May io,51
10 50; June l05eal06o; October. l145d 1880 Novcu-
COTTONFor spot cotton the market not changed an
ths movement was limited The sales were 1870 bale. an 70
since September l. 1882 81 baie4
comparing with 1883 1873 bales for the corresponding pers4
ast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw YORK Saturday, Oct. 23-BEEVEs-R Receipts were
40 ears OF 878 heaS at Jersey City and 81 at
6Othst Jersey ty arrivals 20 were for export
and carloads for I. Z. Eastman; Mr. Eastman
also had II Of 6Oth st.
No trade In Live Cattle
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were Is cars OF 3Ool
head Jersey City and III carloads at oOths neep
remain dull and weak but Good Lambs show oe
feeling. -. -a 10 a.
saies-Jud Buckingham 23S Indiana Sheep 40 ID ~
3 &c , s..o,, ,fou, Ianbs)
~ ID, at GAO - 90 ~ NJ 2sc. l7c
j. +. sadler & Co: 232 Kentucky sheep ~ 10; ~ "
do l04 10, at &c; l12 Kentucky anus q M AZ s lO3
] ~. Pidcock: sheep 70 -N'
Canada Lambs So b. at 50 50 2V- d" 30 NJ e i7e 40
Uallenbcck X Davis 3l3 state sheep og 70 ~ ..
81 n 4c 200 Northern canaan i'i 40 Lao do II M AZ
die 400 Canala do SO b. at 3aci 700 do 81 ~ 49,,
Dllenback Dewey " NeSVeih S"''F' - ~
Canada Lambs 81 10. at DC - Oh. IN d, .. ,,
Hum, & Mullen, 1855 Western sheep. ~ 10 al &C d.,
EIert and Plcock Pennsylvania sheep 81 ~ at sac
sa do W H. at 4c; s2 Pennsylvania Lambs "a u, at she
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
.o,. Nal, Drives Out Another"

"a French saying that fluids IN the wsy one
s cases for Instance Will ipduce
auents SKIN aec lions aud eventually
blood. consumption ltsclf unissA
inee treated IN its incipency and early progress W
Or Pierce's Goien Medical Discovery which acts ~
specific ailments. accomplishing rapid cure ~ -
Alternative action upon the great organs OF inc body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
your Friend. will Never Tell You.

but perhaps ody. who friend w that yons
pro offensive BY the foul etd sen OF ye1
atm livery utter though IL be the very ecno
wisdom poetry. disgusts your hearers and your l.usn
oil thou IL IL uuty ~
owe Only ouisof but 10 society % remoys ~
Dr Remedy VIII neal INC ~Aoeec
mueuus will bring relief 10 yourself Ana seesr
DO not hesitate 70 employ H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25

There WAS no new feature TO the oil market but
after advancing quotations cent early, reineTs re-
dnced them the close OF me Week 80 ulat
end unchanged G's cents gallon at Newly ork fh
delphla and Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25

Young or middle aged meu suffering om debility
and kindred weaknesses sAoud semi teats stamps fve
large treatise giving suco, ssia Worlds Dispea
ssly Medical Association. Buffalo, " \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Oct 2S-l2:so m.aCotten dull and price,
generally IN buyers favor Mddng Upands 5.di 10 sia-
ing Oreans 5sf saes-7OOO bales including 300 bales
for speculation export Receipts $4,000 bales Including
10. 800 American. -, o..oA.-
FUTURES dull Upands Low Middling clause, october
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
THE MONEY MARKET

SUNDAY Oct AZ NJ
The values OF the imports and exports into tho
United States In tho month OF september As reported
by the Bureau of Statistics compare favorably with tho
values OF September. 1885. Tho values OF
tho exports were S6,lOO.O00 greater than
In 1885. ana $2,90O.000 greater than In
August OF this year. Tho ues Of tho imports was
s5ooo0O0 greater than In September, 1885, ana
900 less than In August Of this Hence the
debit on tho m-rchan for September TINS
year wss Sl,264.I75 against n debit for August OF
$5l5259. aud for s~ptembeS, 1885, Of 239s,lSo Tho
balance OF the specie m"veDont was an excrss Oh
50 656573 IN Imports rr $500 than tho excess
OF the month Il" Ansu.. and 81 100000 more than the
excess OF september. 1885, The net result 10 An excess
OF Imports for the 81 600 900 smaller than Tor
the preceding month and 81 100000 greater than TOT
septrnber 1885 The imports of -p"cie last month n-
cudsi $f.99i coo Roi and Sl463 662 silver ana the
exports cud ii S3Os 500 gold aud So 400 1873 silver.
The follow compares the rross movements ana net
balances Of the month for three years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINH
rAy.ssAn Oct. 23.-Turpentine firm at 81,
WILMINGTON Oct 23-Iurpontno firm ~ ~ 40
CHARLESTON. Oct 93.-TurpeptLne Quiet ~ oA'tc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25


The amount OF imported Dercns id'ss rsmtlnins ~. 10
bonded vsr-housrn the end ~ Srpiemner was
$320l 800 in 1896 against S26,627,ooo 10 1850 ana
s36.O543l9 IN 1894. o,
The rInisrston INTO tho United States In September
wa. 4O,O4I per.ons againsf 27.77l III AnKnst 1850,
aud the nine months 40 against 26S ooo ior
the eight months ended Srptc nner 80, 1850
The United Stair. TisasIrer last we"k reroverod
from ou.rons S3.299.27S and from inIernsl revenue
81 1852 $50 total from both $505l.s44 AZ inst
Sc 90 $40 Tor the preceding week. Dnrlnv me week
Inc Trrasury's haancrs re- ucst SSlb,olo ana oy
"a transfer Of funds 10 the credit OF N'"hs
hank note REDEMPTION account To the alnohn oi
S491 O67 CHI rGr"ee. bons held as .rcurlty ra. Tor
= transfer ~ SO. 6IO.O0uD The net ava aDie Daih'e
va, r"iuced 81 3O7, or. The gold balance IA down
1891 O2O by an is.us OF S579.o4O ceriihcstes
less an accumulation OF $24sO2O IN bullion rms
iniica'es thai IN payment Tor foreign goin
mart was taken in CON irstead OF certihcate The legal
rndrr basnc" Il 3s III '"wor ny loss OF $lo2SlI|
notes e-s re inrri nf $40 1000 IN the amount our.
standing crrhcatrS The liver balance Is Increased
S45.2l3 by AN accumulation OF S6OIs9S tor
about the amount Of The sez weekly nnrcnS ans
r. ported incr-a.e of only 1857 unaco'unable,
ut that u IA c-ar that the t-legr,phic reports OF
that item aud OF bonds bald for circulation, anu the he
p-its and Withdrawals for Tue week ar contradio
suboinel are the results Of SATURDAYS statement as com
pared with those OF the statement OF october y:
Oct 10. 1856. oct. %, 1886. Changes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25

Taking movements for thrro months-Jhlv 70 sen,
fmh r 3O-he exports 81 merchanlsr were NJ ZWOVO
than tao fhr~o months Of 1885 ami S6OOOOOo
smaller Than IN 1884 The imports w-re Sl9 4Oo.ooo
greater than IN 1885 and $l25OO.OoO Rr-atsr thAn
In 1884. TIN spreir movement gives
rxc-ss ~ s665O 249 imports against an .xces' OF
S526.5ll Tor The hres mon lis OF 1850, am an
excess Of 1874 755 III 1884 The net naianse
OF m"rrhariis" and for The three mont tns
Sll 1876. l49 ,nppris 1885 ,n against an excess OF
S6,023204 expor's In 1884. For the nine months
rnd" september 30 1886, the excess of n"rcn aa
expors IA 592 $50 alainst an excess or S4|ooZo3o
IN 1885, and The yod movements or the sanr mr 9
were follow: 1885. exports. S4n3oSolS'
imports, sl4.93s.lO3; 1888. exp"rts, s9049 6o3
imports sll.6Gi95l. Tho silver movements
follows: 1885. expor,.. Sl9.6i7.7s5; imports
S1l.S3O.270. lss5-"xpnrts $2o.44l,Ss3: lhpoII''
$4,000, 500 The following comp res tho gross INV
enta and balauces for three mon us OF three years.
THREE MONTHS.
MERCHANDISE
i@S 80 sept 30 1899
Imports ............ l57li7447 l5O224sS3 lo'oolI'o
Excess Of exports 80. So s9s Oj9 ,..c ;;,c, 900
Excess OF imports. Sl23olooo Sl1'o''--N
SPECIE AND BULLION.
Fxports 40 1Ol $50 slO5l3s39 ss.232.si5
Imports ............... 9978695 99oIl2S l4'so"o9s
E1ce.. o, erports ..:a.,.a: s520''l1 a;o24a
Excess Of imports. SS7476o So'o'0'-''
NIT BALANCES.
Excess Of EXPORTS. s6O232@ al
Excess OF IMPORTS. Sllooo'l'o *iO'-"''A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25

Gold coin and bull,
less certificates
and sl0oOooooo scs7zs 100 sssAo7l7o Dec. l.o2o
Un poter peSS'o 34Ol2O33 80 1873 $50 Dec $685. III
,,1 han1 notes 2362OlS 2,5S3,S05 Inc. 22l, 1877
Deposits i'll Nat .o- ,,,-.,,, noo ,oo,a
Silver dollars and
bullion less Ger. -, .ao o- o,o 900 70 .so,a
utcateS. So'io.ooo o''"-'''"- A"N'
Totals sio6G4s ssi sl94, 833.s7i Dec. $4,000
Deduct for funds
held Ia rel'm Nat
blk notes, inclhg
t ,n o Po' 'o"' sesly493 s6sO7 $50 Inc. 4g1 067
Net avail balance Sl0s O26.s4 Decs 3OO17
Non legal DO tender , ,.,o, o,e ~. e,-e 2eR
(fIac.l silver coins 26.b7IAo3 ZhoolV'o poo' Pi'''"'
Total balance sl36OIOs4 1884, 527, 400 Dec 81 4s3443
Yr,ter,iay'- bank -tairnrnt, wnicn showei gan III
thu total reserve $95 100 uuqnestonabiy was ma
up W IA "A rising average for thai itom In" S9oo q"
in.orted gold dd reach the banks vi aiter t'o
mIidl1 VI tn. week, and ihrrs Is containing
Ike 20, 100000 rrpurI~d to be on the way,
the bAngs prooabv will IKE 1urtn-r gains
during the wnOis the coming week. Inc contraction
81 $50 300 loans ~as rurprisr nut AZ IL occuIru
slust entirely Ia thu reports or lew OF inc largo
Ma Inna banks may nave brcn 0cca 'i"heu ny wv
rrncer OF called bonds or By sales OF honhs on the
market .-..
The following compares the totals OF Yesterday sa'eheh'
ling OF 1888 and 1884: