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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Ter North River Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAI.oseOay with demands e, fair
ard SSd Rcd, si5ssls cfoton, Brown sisssiS;
Trenton aud Philadelphia Front s27ds25: Hayetstrsw.
hard 80 25e7e per 600 sroat Fshkils, Ssss.33 20
Der bbl American Portland, 90 15qs2 40; English Port
land - o0as2 80 German Portland, 81 3oas- 60 ROCK
land Common Lime. 81 per Dbl, and do finishing 81 %
state Common Lime SOC and do finishing, 81 o5asl 10
Ground, soc Lah, So 1892 90 per 900. Goats Hail.
% a soc per bushe Cattle Hair. 1sa2lc.
COOPERAGE STOCK-StcJdy with demands fair
Molasses shocks ana Heads s2as2 Is; sugar Shocks
and Heads 3s-inch s1gOes2 35inch. 81 COAST 40 oid
Shocks New Heads 3Snchsl 40GSl i5 3Hinch 81 80
Al 80 Old Shocks. without Heads, 0jcas1 Rum Shocks
and Heads s3 G5ds3 rs Rum Pipes, SO Empty Hogs
heads 80 G5Gs2 70; Hoops IA feet S2Sas32; IL Feet
$500 s27.
CHICORY-steady and unchanged Granulaet
English. 1.4aS 3-Sc d. c. GRADUATED German la
&C use.
COCoA-Light dealings noted at steady, ra ,ec
Maracabo, 2ia2Jc; Caracas, 11al5ci Guhyquhi, lou
10 i-2s: Bahia. 1918 LIE. , -. -.
COTTON-On the spot quiet and steady prices q,
quoted last old cotton held lac higher Sales, 'ol
bales for consumption Port receipts, oJ,a2i .purar
against So 256 bales for this day last week and 90 93o
bales for this day last year; Since sepIcm a
Uhe beginning OF the year, tho receipts AZ the por
have aggregated s0i 900 bales, comparing with l2fSS'
the corresponding time last season . ,..s,e
Quotations based American standard Oh c'sS9n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
TILE SITE OF TRAUE.

BALTIMORE Oct I6-cotton dali Mdding 9i2a9sa
Flnur Howard Street ami Western Superns
81 G50i 10 Extra do A. 1915 90 Family DO 50 30 2J
CIV Mills SIegane 90 j0uf 90; Extra do - 4Onj 20 DO
a. o5 do Family at AZ TO- Wheats Southern steady Pus
fi2@ i2gc IDngberry ii40 Zoe quiet steady
No Winter Red SPOT iOi 204sc DO November I0jsa6c;
do Dccember 1919 IA 1850. CornSouihcrn easier White
5l 6j .c yellow aj3c Western steady; Nixef. spot
an soc T, October at soc, Year 4J'2n85sic January
15G45itc cats quiet southern and lennsy 81 Ste;
Xeseyi White 32 Bic do Hixed % Bic Rye firm
to Choice Western SlG O0n IL %.
prvislons steady Ness Pork "a $7 90 Bukneais loose
Shoulders Ole Clp9r Rib Sides JsJc; 10 packed i0i.c;
a..nShoulders 1890: Clear RIB Sdfs lllic Hams 1870
i3sr Iard-Relnrd II 2c Butter active firm Western
pncked I2aloc; Best Roll l7~loe; Creamery 2sa2jc.
Fgas finn; 2lH22c. Petroleum steady frhnid ~ l3ic
C1,ee-o Cargoes Fair. 1919 1870 sugar firm "a -it
M re ropper-Rchned firm 100 1910 whisky STEADY AZ
III gsul ~ Fregnis IA Liverpool per steamer aii tci,n
IA F.nr ia 81 Grain al Receipts Flour 1000 biis.
Whcat IL coo bush Corn $1,000 bush oats 1000 bush.
shipments Flour GOO DDS Cytn I"'OOO D"SN Sae'-
Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn i3."OV DuSh
o. a s6 AT 81 400 closing AZ ~ a asked New northern
s duli and very weak No. Northern cosiDg AZ 21:
30 2 northern III 23l4 No. Northern 81 49, Winter
trades in nir demand sales o. 5000 bush No Hed - store
an 81 ~ chasing AT ~ u asked caroHs on track AZ ~ ~
II 2 Oo bush No White Michigan In store at 81 III
47.-c; No At 47ssc; No. 3 IN store at 463e oats IN
yoo demand no White ~ 32i1c No. Nhite ~ zo2c
No Mixed at 81 &c track. Barley nTIn and nnc,nngeh
No Canada 93u9fc; No. 2 Canada at sJGJocs 30 5
Fxra SjdSSt; No state at 9Oc Michigan az &c western
40 , Extra zoe Rye nominal Flour firm and unchanged
canal gciqhfs steady: wheat 3c; Corn Bic Receipts
Flour a.. 900 bb. Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn 23Goo0 5us
Shirmens- Rail Flour % 900 bDis Whoa; lJOoJ Dsn
corn ~ 900 bush. By Canal wheat G5,OOO bush Corn
$4,000 bush Rye s.coO bnsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17

Chicago. Oct IL (special).-rhcre were important
enough operations In the wheat pit during the day
considerably alter the position Of The market The
important change OF all the advance in the May
option to point above December. Al the close
distant month full the nearer one and
IL looked II the old time natural relations between
near and faron months ha1 been sOiidly reinsiatci
ms movement toward fcaiiustmcnt Of relations eX-
tended AL the other markets. II there had
other large ransactons COunsclmans biz purchases
O May would pretty certainly put the May along
side OF. II not ahead OF the December But there were
others. Hutchinson for Instance, was rather free
seller OF December which indirectly helped the rein.
statement Of May There also large purchases of
May by IltmhOlz. presumably for Cudahy ana also by
Jones, Kennett Hopkins possibly for FairbankI
cember advanced 81 cents ami May advanced nearly
cents. At the start December at 81 10 81. At
close 1t was II 10 IL Al the opening May was ID
under December; at the last 10 nearly
The arrivals Of corn, 10e3 ears, although larger
than the expectations and. indeed, hardly up to them
were SO large that the price at gave way. Noycn-
Der went from 43 to ~ - There was evidence Of
support ~ Hutchinson, but he probably gave q tne
in quiet way The estimates for Wednesday, $40
disappointment November finally
closed where IL opened az 40 Is.
The curb price for December wheat 81 10 L..
May al IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, Oct 16, 1888
THE MARKET DULL AND FEATCRELESS.

Tuesday, Oct Up H.
The days stock speculation was dull and
fcatureless, except that in the last dealings the
guess of yesterday, that Yesterdays principal sellers
in twenty-four or forty-elght hours would De the
-prjncipal BUYERS. proved to be Yankee prophecy.
And, striking an average, the purchases were made
at higher figures than were the sales. After the
close of business there was less harity noticeable
among the curbstsne bear" scrbes than last even
ing was exhibited at the soda fountain rendezvous.
The market opened quiet and fractionally lower
than last etenng's closing prices, but the adj
ditional declines at any hour of the day were
insignificant The stock loan market reflected
the character OF yesterdays selling in an adj
ditonal demand to borrow the stocks which yes
terday were the most active During the forenoon
it was dull and waiting market. Bulls were
resting for bears to press prices lower, and
bears" were watching for an indication OF I'M
casiness on the part of the bulls 1t was
stand-on, resulting in supreme dulncss. St Pau;
of coarse was the pivotal point in the market, and
it was sold of Ia lower than yesterday, but the
bulls" if there are any In the speculative SENSE
did not scare for cent" although they were
gratuitously informed Of I" what 81. PAU needs
from u bear" point of view. They tell US there
is no short interest in ST. Paul stock, yet Just
for the fun Of the thing OF course daily attacks
rehashcs of old fgures-are printed and circulated
The immediate effect OF tO-days scrced was an
advance in the price OF the stock from % IL 10
&C IL Union Pacific was sold oil IL per cenO
from last evenings price 10 81 it rose TO 62 la
GO 3-S at the close Delaware. lacliiwalna ana
Western, on that story OF strike among the cOa1
miners was sold off IA to lao, only TO recover
and close at 141 Ia. 1t may be safe TO predict
strikes in all branches OF trade and perhaps III the
course of time the predictions NAV come true, but
this mornings story pure invention. Again
the market developed the fact that stocks are
not scattered either among room traders or
brokers' officers. but are held where the street
gossip and its inventions have no influence. The
market closed strong at phe best prices.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET
The Treasury purchased Sl,24200O l-2 per
cent bonds at ! 0s 1-2. The rejected offers in
cludod srQe OOO is at I27l-2a12S 7-S The
SlO 900 600 As offered last week at ] 30 have not
been burnt up elsewhere marketed. The
local market is dull and weak at quotations as
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The gospel OF disgust be the preached
and pracsed in the present crude oil speculation IL
has In fact such sway that the salvation believers
In L. can rest only on the theory that the lower prices 20
or the cy.den, becomes manipulation more Turing
are the prospects Of ventures IN the contrary direction
Such speculative theory may be pronile workings
for the time being but It stand the test OF com
mercal conditions. And a the time commercial
considerations may be hampered by the suspicious and
disappoinments bred by speculative movement based
oh nisepescDtatOhs aud deceptOns There times
muFket ana speculative clement De-,
Grade OIL market needs tonic of this n IL
be rescued um condition OF sccpticism aud hostility
Operators who have long bcCn bears petroleum.
declare . at they believe In advance commission
OF hign standing who have often taken the
bear SIDE Tor weeks preached dollar
market and brokers prominent in the refined trade
Issued circulars outlining statistical situation which com
mts them the bull side. II hiH Affairs on
narrow speculation counts for naugh The petroleum tra
must be prepared for an unexpected solution. The
revolution might b. side o the account for around
bottom neur;s there were apparently free sales by
and brokers who have publicly Lulli>h attitude
the ncll ana commercial position The reduction re-
fined also led 20 sales based the theory that buyers
crude anxious get q cheap commodity. IL Is
tanned AT the figures not witnessed Tor IL
II not surprising that scaers for adjust
interests within every hour who the real holders
Lose their possessions only 10 stronger buyers The
ket closed stronger than u looked and OF the present
field commercial conditions possess feature TO warrant
aught but an advance
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Oct; l64 p. mCoton-The sales of the day
included 5000 bales Futures closed barely steady
tplands Low Mddng canse October delivery i36id SELL
October and November delivery. 2S-osd sellers
delivery, 22Oid sellers. Decem-
Der and January delivery 26id buyers January and Feb
nLiry delivery 20id buyers; February March de-
livery. 226id sellers March and April delivery 2I6td
sellers April aud May delivery 25-6sd sellers May and
June delivery, 276ii buyers.
GMNEsToN oct. Is Cotton easy; Mdding, 9ls; Low
Midng, FOOD Ordinary ll-i6 and grass receipts
s5 bales exports coaswse 1896 bales sales $500 bales
stock 81 OO9 bales
NORFOLK. lG-Cotion steady Middlng. 9is net and
rrcess i.3JS bales exports cOStWlse, 2Oi1 bales
sales. 2i5O lnes stock. - $40 bales.
CHARLESTON. Oct i6.-COto firm. Mitdng 9s; net and
receipts 2,S26 bales exports Cuaslwise bales
sales, l,5CO bales stock. S02 bales.
SAVANNAH oct lG.-Co'ton quiet Middlng So Low
Mtdng. "a Good Ordinary =. and gross receipts
s26 exports coaswse 100 bales sales $3.50 bales Stock
12.J1O bates.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. l5.-Cotton steady. Mdding. o.
Low Mddng, ss Good Ordinary ) NET receipts ~ i9a
bales receipts "a 256 bales sales, 1900 bales STOCK
1904 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.

In State issues the business was covered by sales
Of Tennessee settlement IS at 10. or city bank
stocks Commerce sold Il at II. Mercantile l2O
at 90 and Tradcsmen's 40 at / OIL
A well-distributed business was done in rail
way bonds and at full figures. Philadelphia and
Reading issues were active: the IS firm AT SO LA
SO 49, the first preference Is were up TO 80 "a,
the seconds strong at II lis and the thirds only
steady at SC Missouri, Kansas and Texas issues
were in better request and advanced 1-2al per cent.
Toledo Ann Arbor and North Michigan
frsfs were strong up TO l03. Chesapeake and
Ohio certificates for currency 6s were exception
ally weak at 81, and the As were steady ut Io LA
rs IA Reference is made TO our full report of
bond sales
In unlisted securities dealt in nj the Stock
Exchange. Cotton Seed Oil certificates were
tive, selling n3 roo at As 1-4a43 3-fa40 1-2.
Chicago Gas sold 800 at 35a35 H. California
Pacific II OO) at y. Denver Rio GraEdc and West
EN- frsts $50, 900 at ca, Georgia Pacific income
5s lsS 00O) at PC 3-Sa26 -. Virginia Midland
IS guaranteed Isl !, 1000 at s7as7 Is, and Western
Onion 5s Isl 5000 at 9G
Money was in abundant supply the common
rate for call loans was > per cent, exceptionally
10 per cent, and closed offered al per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was
follows: Exchanges, Sl33, 722 702; balances,
S7s75,7ls
Tie Snb-Treasury today was debtor Mt the
Clearing House sl.770.55i. Its net loss on bal
ance was SGi5, 60 made up by a coin loss Of
S7I7,sO6, less a currency gain OF S72l 96. The
days operations covered: Receipts S2,36l ,49i
payments, S3,007,l04: resulting in Il general
balance of Sl70,o5j,3sl. consisting OF
81 81, 307. 15G ccin and 81 .747425 currency
The following IS the comparative quarterly statements
OF the National banks Of the City Of New.York;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17

LONDON oct 49, p m-Consols. 81 5l6 for money and
o. m for the account Atlantic and Great western nrs mort
gage Trustees Certificates. Al = DO second mor'gagc 50
Az. ~ Paul Common. 67i NewY0rk Central, llOii;
pcnnsylvana $685., Mexican Central first mortgage bonds
IS Canadian Pacific. JSS-
Money 3ia per cent. ut. l..
be rse of discount market for short DIS IL
3s per cent and for months bills LA 49, per cent "a
Paris advces quote per cent renies az - francs 81
the account ana Exchange Oh i"o ~ - 'd'
80 \ ceaiimes for checks.
Spanish A. 72a-
The amount bullion gone into the Bank OF England on BAL
to-day is Sl4O0O.
Iar silver ia quoted at 427d per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17

LIVERPOOL Oct. lG-35o p m;-Reef-in fair demand:
POikia fair demand liamsIn ttir demand baconln or
demand Cumberland cnt al SIS ChecseIn iair demand
InlOwI In fair demand prime city steady al = I'd Spfs
o uirpcatine-ln demand S3s Sd. Iosia-ln
iar demand common steady N 3s d iard-spos and
fu,uu SIN ro,r demand MhI1t-in poor demand new
No Wmtcrall 81 - 2h new No spring dnIi ~ IS 1T
fiOyrIu AIR demand COg!-Spot and fEfurcs-ln poor de-
inaid mixed Western spo, dali al Is III November du az
Il lid December duh az As sd Hops AZ londoil-Ne"'
York Siatc-ln good demand. strong at - To -.
losDOS, oct i6-talcntta hns'@, 49, 81 per Snsr.sr
linseed oil per cwt refined petroleum. lSlOdD
q led per gallon spirits ~ urpcutine 3Ss 81 per cwt -
ANIwEgp Oct l8Wc0xs Lard closed at 100 francs per 100
kilnS m
ANTWERP oct. l6- Petroleum-Fine pale American ~
francs 30 centmes paid and sellers go,
BREMEN Oct 10 po,roleum-s marks 10 pfennigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17

20 strong Choice Heavy Native Steers - oo9
Is 20 Fair to Native Steers ~ 1919 % Butclers
Steors Medium to Choice 81 30a1 40 sockers and Feeders
Fair To- Good ~ O9a3 20 Rangers, CorBfd, 50 1904 0
Grass-fed ~ 0Od3 70. 500
Hogs Receipts i,J1J head; shipments i3D market
Choice Heavy and Buielelz tfiecons foOonb %,
Packing Medium 10 Prime 30 $685. %. Light Gra'es,
Ordinary 20 Best. - 7Ga5 90 -
sheep Receipts 1000 shipments 6i0 market steady
Fair To- Choice 30 00nt 30.
fOrses-I,eceipts 100; shipments lfJ. texans ana
Indians q carksads f20Hf3j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17

CoFFEE-Braz grades the spot ruled , stronSeI
and prices advanced to 10 lic for far carg0es
with a moderate Inquiry. Sales 1000 bags at iGc for
No T. and Is SAC for No 8. Mild grades firm and fairly
active. Sales pcus East Indies is l-2d20 81
1900 bags West Indies, private terms The options
tended higher carly In the day stronger cape aiNs
and renewed covering for short account Near months
advanced 500 points, and lae deliveries gained ioa -
points. Subse uenty realizing movement developed,
leading to reaction OF 1920 points, closing weak.
Speculation fairly active and pretty well distributed.
Sales. lol. 800 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
splpIrs oF ruRrENrINE.


CHARLESTON. oct l0,-1Mpentne IRA az sZc ASKED.
SAVANNAH oct. l6.-Iutpcnilne hfh al ~ hii
WMA.IN.IOS Oct. lG.-furpentine hIm "a i@c pid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17

FALL RIVER Oct l6-The printing cloth, market showed
NOR, n.r better for spots with Sales az
for 81 squares spots and contracts. While 6Vxo6 eota
were stronger ats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NswYOlk Tuesday Oct tov Is
and cars es sr S sc yscda S at Jey CITY 80
for the cattle held over yesterday. Feeling dull but
The warm, moist atmosphere has operated GnlaNoaby
io Teas sides GG7 lie for COLORADO ana Ranger beef
and 70 DC for Ordinary to Prime Native Eve sies Sboes
The Tower lin sailed this morning with 27O Cattle and
500 Sheep, and the Alaska this afternoon with l. 200
Of beef There are 81 G3 s a. Jersey CITY for
Cable advces from British markets are very dconras;
in London on saturday and Monday at 5sd
4c b Psp pb sayS do Sm s to h %e
cALvEs-Rtcelpts, $50 head OF which 25i were at
Tor coarse heavy Calves Cra,sss sold - 65dss
100 n Fea r ea o az 20 19q 3D. ana ana
Dressed Calves dull ig5 LIE for dressed GrasseFs
esssd iO With Choice carcasses Selling at si i2
saes-Ilume & Mullen SO Grassers 2si ii average at
T%isaOs 8, Hollis 70 Fed Calves 22a ~ at 4c per
D. Hs.riSston; SO Grss;ers $50 n at Be- G Fed
c'yfs E 81 9N s Xss 'S cars s of oe
hfaa S al az for stock S s Nse e OF e bead Ny
more IN the Yards barely carloads had changed hands
Lie, with IA Selected at Sc Common to Good Lambs at
Dressed Mutton in light demand at o1.2asc, and
Dressed Lambs quiet a. saloe.
ss4c $50 Territory do iii n at i4c; % State Lambs
D. HARRINGTON: 5. State Sheep 100 ~ at 1-2c; So
Ialcnbecl Hollis 81 State Lambs. 20 N. at &c IS
t.NrTltt Pldcock: II western sheep 13l n at 5c.
HOGS-Reccpts 20 cars ~ 2727 head-l3 at 10th.
ST. and AT Jersey CITY Market dull and prices
weak and dealers quote 50 25dfe for Fair Prime
Hogs Two carloads OF western and about so State Hogs
had not TO the scales at 10 O'clock
Country Dressed steady light supply but there IS
unlerone OF weakness I'm decline IN
City Dressed Heavy lease; Medium. 1-ad9c;
Light. o Lac lee
Salcs-J. G. smith 1913 State Hogs 17G average at
Sc 40 per 100 ~ 81 do ls5 n at 80 40 30 DO at 80 So
Rough do go n. at 81 40
Hume & Mullen date yesterday: State Hogs 1877
~ W sc so 4s do, III ~ at So 4o rough do 1853 H. at
s5 40.
A. w. Lamb date Yesterday 80 State Hogs of6 n at
80 40 do, $40 n at &C 35 Rough do eG7 n AZ e5 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-pY TELEGRArM


BUFFALO Oct lG.Caitle-Receipts Last q hours were
~ head Total for the week thus far $40 For same
time last week 1915. Consigned through salc i5
carloads bulk ~ the offerings Of common quality
and sold AZ ~ 30 80 10.
shecpseccips las; q hours 800 head Total for
week thus far 500 For time last week 20 200
Consigned Though carloads all of winch 70 New York IS
carloads on sale steady. Fair - -
God Ia 751i 90 Fair Good Western lambs
81 - Good To Choice 80 50d5 IS. Canadian lambs
50 90 a ) 70.
Hogs Receipts last q hours CPS head Total for
tho week thus 275OO For time last week 80 400.
Consigned through II carloads ali Of which TO New York %
carloels sale market lower. Mixed Pigs and Light
Workers IS Is Selected Workers - 10 90 Selected
Medium Weights 30 o006 10. Rough - O0d5 40. Sags
81 25d4 Is bulk sold.
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards. Oct l6.-"The Drovers'
Journal" reports: Cattle Receipts 5000 head shipments
5000 market slow Reeves ~ 5Oa5 90 Steers W 20 ~
~ so soctrrs and Feeders ~ eOd3 35 Cows Bul's and
Mixed ~ 2j0 80 Texas Cattle II $50 81. Western
hangers ~ Coat 80.
Hogs Receipts 1900 hee;. shipments 400; market
steady. Mixed - 80 u % Heavy - 1896 20 Light 50 90
90. Skps ~ 60 B5
sheep ieceipts 1000 head shipments 5000 market
steady Natives Inferior 10 Prime 80 oOai 90 Western
shor Is 20 as 3d. Texans sho 81 So6S 80 lambs "a 20
as So
VI. LorIS Oct i6.-cattle-Recepts 1855; shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
New Cotton
STAIN ED.
0 IL Low Mlddling q.
= % - nffII1tnN
Good Ordinary a..
~ Good Ordinary

Good Ordinary 61.2 Low Mlddling IA
ST. Good Ordinary SlG Mddlng active and pyld ls
varied Within a comparatively narrow range Mttr
slightly stronger opening, weaker feeling set m ealns
10 decline OF a couple OF points later on the temper
improved. closing at point advance on Oci0Dc;
points November aud 1G3 points on following ueSV'
salns 2 M In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
,tals 1880. siO5. 1888 500 s4o7 ,o9l 800 Inc si''
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.

The United States Treasurer nj Washington re-
ceived to-day $4,000 National bank notes for
redemption. 49, 49,, =,
The customs receipts were S3,l ,0l !, ana the
internal revenue receipts were S334.oo9.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as
follows: o.,o, % n,ro,on.os
Net gold hid sl9agsO9lO Sl3l o3go D Dee
Net silvr hid 81 0S,96O oo,ol1'i Dee' '''i'-of
Net legal tenders NJ no 40 ~. 70, .oe
baui........ 3s 5J3,SbS 5o,Jo''ffV De0 i'''1-o
Actual cash in
Treasy vaults
outstandg -. IN ,oo 49,,
certificates. 21n1OJSOi S2uou'l lol ~ ooS
Deposits ia bks 81 7S2, 1870 1as'O9lV Dec' i'o'-oV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17

Four quiet and lower Paienis = OONl % Bhkers
in sacks - 75a5 Choice IS 90 0j p Winters In barrels,
81 % 90.
Cash quotations as follows No spring Wheat y log
~ II. No Corn 42'sc 30. OATS PIC No Rye 2lc
40 Barley nominal No. ! Flax seed al 81 10. Prime
Tlmotbv seed at 81 4j Mess PORK slI 80 per Dol.
lard al Is - per Short RIB Sides loose - % o.
Try ~1ed Shoulders p 30 short Clear sides
boxed ~ 7Ja0 WhsSey, dsiers finished goods II 20
per gallon snglrs-Cut Loaf sGaslc Graduated 1'ic;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
LIABILITIES.

Totals s405 73s 500 siG7 SOL 800 Inc 1882 500
RESOURCES
Loans aad dis
counts -. ss7G 49, 100 s232 495 GOO Inc sIo07G 500
u. ). bonds on
hand 49,. 100000 1887 800 Dec 1859 100
u. :. bonds
iaton 49,. 100000 1890 900 Dec 100000
l.. >. bonds
secure deposits 100000 s.44oO0O Dee LEGO, 600
Other stocks and
b ondo aud
rlpaecs 1s.125100 1o35O.000 Inc 1924. COO
Premium
stock, 49, 2,45o,i00 1,S76s00 Dec $4,000
Real estate. fur
+. nituc aud IA
lures 1V,2430Q0 lQ,247,SQ0 Inc &eo0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

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