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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
TIE PLTROIETN MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude oil market yesterday gained further
strength, while it lost some activity, although tho
dealings continued or comp arativey large scale
The bresk into the eighties has evidently effected such
shifting of speculative accounts that brokers are not
likely 10 complain Of stagnaion for little lime.
there is also long interest o: size left which
will be disposed TO reazs any small advance but
the bear element will be apt from to increase
its ventures on the short side On the narrow volume
Of certificates outstanding the disposition TO oversc
broken market will furnish brake upon any tendency
TO slump upon bearlsh field news Not satisfied with
accomplishing a decline from top prces OK nearly 10
cents, there ravening bears who Insist that Oil
must go 7Od 70 cents before Improvements can be
looked for These operators rely upon further gushers
i'm the Clarion field ana the general Increase III pro
duciion in tie petroleum country after November J.
They will not be disappointed in bearSh he'd report
for this month, but there is SIN such largo move
mcn Of oil fOr cOnsumpO that October VIII end Win
November + likely 10 reflect handsome reduction.
even If IL does not reach the above given enormous
figures. There are some striking possibilities 10 be
thought In case speculation should be INDUCED
afe the election uncert aincs settled 10 operate
uron the strong commercial features of the petroleum
situation. - -
Cadwallader gusher is OFF 10 fifteen barrels an hour,
and tie Piper well, while running up 10 eighty barrels,
needs constant agitation" An advance Of is cent
in refined oil also helped the crude market. although
ncnts in that direction before crude VIII respond de-
csively. The advance of 3s cent from yesterday s
opening not fully sustained, and last figures were
Only fractonay above Mondays final quotation. The
market however closed with firm tone.
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
corRr cALFNDARs-To.DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GENRRAL TgRM-Before Van Brunt, c. j.
Daniels and Bartlett }. J.-Recess.
SUPREME CoURT-C CHAMBERS Before Barrett, J-NOs 2.
81 II SO ll3 ~ 10 l2S 1914 lS aa iS ao IA G5
1903 3O4 305.
stpRYMY CouRr-spEcAL TERN Before Patterson
Case on Law and fact No S44 Woolsey VS. The Metro
politan Elevated Railway CO. day calendar no,o..
drews J-IAw and fact No s9l. The Commercial Tel Co
VS. Smith No day calendar.
SUPREME CmcrIT-PARr I-Bef0re O'Rrien j
Nos 2$ 222 leS 22s7 22a2 49, gS4s 2s 2 os $2Sj
SUPREME COURT CiRcur-PART H. Before Lawrence j
Nos 1917 l947 1888, 92si 1887 2l63 2lb4 1892 2l5s
2iJa 2i69, o52, 1885 2l9o 1885, 2l70. 1867 1851 2l67
sUpREMK counrCIRcu PART III@Beore aIng cad
Nos 1850 1888 37GS 200 1893. 1884, lSas 1892 1884,
SUPREME CorRT-CIRcuIr-PA Iy.-Before Beach. j.
2Gi4 5as 2iJ2 1888 2l2s 1914 lOli 1913 1856. 1862
POGO 1898 1884. 2044 1858 1912, 735.
SUPERIOR COURT - SPECIAL TERM-Beore Dugro, j.
Motions
c'J.nNos e5s' 9ss s25 1855 ioo2 40 is, 1854
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRlAL TKRM-PART II-.Before Freed.
man. J-Nos 37s. $40, 5l2. 9s4. 1897. 62S 1915 80
SUPERIOR COvEI-IRlAL TERM-PART IlI.-Before O'GOr'
man Mos s0i. 7l3 800, 9Sl, 032. 933 9S4
SUPERIOR CouHT-IRAL TERM-PAHT IN.-Bef0re ITuax, j.
No day calendar
suERoGATE's CoURT-Before Ransom. s-Estate Of John
X Nckerson, IL No. 439 Contested will OF Yetta las
AT No 47i Contested VIII OF James Bakley. at
Testimony 10 be taken before the Probate ClcrkWills
OF Marie Num- Anthony Ernst, Michael Falihee j. NJ Del
gado, 10 a m. John Spies 1880 a. m.
COMMON PlKAs-sPEciAL TERN AND CHAMBERs-Beiore
COMMON PlKAs-EourrY TERN Before DAILY, J.Adourned
until october 20.
COMMON PIGAs-TRrAL TERM-PARr I-Before IArremorc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany Oct. 23-In the Court Of Appeals to-day the
following decisions handed down:
Sarah V. Denise. respondent, agt Daniel S. Denise
administrator, appellant Jessie A. Redneld appellant
agt Charles T. Redfed and others respondents; Mary
Jane Peck execurix. appellant agt. David Cady Smith,
executor respondent Charlotte A. Wakeman and others
appellants agt George IL. Everett respondent Judg
ment affirmed with
Patrick Murphy ir, infant. by guardian. appellant
agt William II. Morris respondent Motion to dismiss
denied undertaking permitted TO stand payment by
appellant OF clio costs OF motion.
Frederick Wagner agt John H. Perry Motion
granted with costs.
Mary c. Remor, respondent aet. the Long Island
Railroad Company. appellant Motion to prefer granted
without costs
w. H. O. Sheppard. appellant. aet Reuben @. Wright.
respondent Motion restore cause granted without
costs tt 8.
George L. May and others. respondents agt John NJ.
Curey appellant Motion to strike from calendar denied
with $40 costs.
No 152-Elitabeth W. Greenwood executrlx respond
emit agt- Elizabeth S. Marvin and others. individually
and as executrlx. appellants. Argued
The following is the day calendar for Wednesday,
October "a
Nos. 60, s5s. 80. 49, sos SO. 81 and So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24

ANTWERP Oct 23Anoihsr Of sales opened here
to-day good attendance and free operating
advanced IL cennes above those Of August There
offered 2 900 bales Fourteen bales Of Ayres
7OaI75 per 100 kllos iSj bales Of
video 293 bales 81 Victorian greasy
1870 francs and 2O7 bales Of Cape Of Good Hope and Natal
l6J francs
PHILADELPHIA oct 23-The wool market Is in improved de-
mand at the following quotations Ohio Pennsylvans and.
West Virginia Xxx and above, 81 a32c 20 SOC medium
3. 3Jc coarse 30 Sic New York Michigan, Indiana and
Western fine or and Xxx - 29c medium "a a3oc coarse
81 33c Washed combiDg and dsaine Fine washed de-
lame aud Xxx. 32d35c medium, washed eombng and de-
anc 30 d37c washed combng and deane iu35c
Canada washed combng $3.50 uh washed choice. 81 o
4Oc fair 81 3jc coarse JOd 33o Medium nuwshed comb
ing and deaine ~ o2sc coarse DO, 26a Bright
washed clothing. fine or and Xxx 22c medium. 90 PIC
29a25e dark eagiiy nIlwashed coing, 10 @ise
medium l7a22c coarse 2Od 23c Eastern Oregon fine 10 n
nc medium l3a 2oo coarse l9d2lc Valley orrgon. fine,
19d20c medium, % 2Cc coarse % a25e, New-Mcxcan
and Colorado fine 5Hl 1885, coarse carpet WOOL Isolde.
BOSTON oct 23-TheTe has been o trncr tone and good
demand wool Although the movement wOnld he larger
willing 10 sell considerable stock
held market awaiting ~ the election
II believed viii have an effect prices,
s most IN demand and are held hlgyer
Ohio Pennsylvania Is quoted az 81 d2c Xxx al 30 33e
with Michigan quite generally held 81 zoe, No ara
demand selling 32 d35c for Michigan and
Chic dolane woods remain very firm sup
plies desirable Territory and all
with good demand but unchanged
price woods steady Foreign clothing woods
with little here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
cgryAMEy FROM ALASKA ALLOWED TO I

CHIyAMEY FROM ALASKA ALLOWED TO LAND
Tacoma. w. T., Oct 23-Twcnty more Cinnamon
came down from Alaska on the steamer Ancon on
her last trip. They had gone there from Astoria
to work I'm the Alaska canncrfes. The Ancon coming
down went straight TO Port Townsend, not touching
at Victoria usual, to avoid any trouble IN resau W
their landing here. Collector Of Customs BROOKS,
however refused let them land, because they had
passed through British waters In reaching mere a
writ of habeas corpus sued out here ana "hiio II
was pending the steamer Mexico arrived from san
Francisco with six Cinnamon, the steamer having
stopped en- route at Victoria Z. c. She, 100 was
stoDpcd and lawyer from Townsend fastened TO JOIN
in tho habeas corpus proceedings. The argument
took place yesterday. the United states being repre-
scntcd by the Assistant Dlstrict-Attorney. judge
Allyn decided the case not such as was con-
templatcd by the Chinese Restriction act' ana ,ha''
under the laws which decree passengers on American
ships TO be under the Jurisdiction Of the United states
these Cinnamon bound from one American port 10 an.
other American port, not having lcft No snip AT
anv time. had not been ont of the unitcd states,
even though the ship had touched al lofcis port
The Cinnamon were allowed TO lana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
AnMy-ANp.N NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

washington. Oct. 23-First Lieutenant william q.
Borden Assistant Surgeon. has been relieved from ou'y
at San Antonio Texas. and ordered to duty at Fort
Ringgold. Texas First Lieutenant Leighton FINLEY
10th Cavalry has ordered duty at Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo.
Captain John 0Conne LIST Infantry; First Lieutenant
Charles w. Foster Sd Artillery and Second Lieutenant
f. A. Milla Sd Artillery, have been appointed boaiu
OF Survey fix the responsibility for the loss OF certain
property invoiced Captain H. J. Nowlan. 9TH Cavalry
Ideutenant J. c. Eaton has ordered as Inspector
Of Onance at the South Boston Iron Works on OCTOBER
81; Assistant Surgeons F. w. Auzal and +. W. f.
Weber TO examination for promotion; Chaplain Ihomas
A. Gill TO the Constellation Passed Assistant surgeon
Howard Smith detached from the WABASH November 80
and granted six months leave absence with PERM
to leave the United States Assistant Surgeon Auzai
from the Naval Academy October 81 and ordered 70 the
New.York yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

In the of Alice f. Clyde, known the stage as
Alice Walsh sued In the Supreme Court for the
annulmeDt Of her marriage with James I. Clyde.
Referee p A. Uendck has reported In her favor on the
ground that defendant had been previously married to
Mary I. Gray. who had Obtained divorce from him on
terms that aid not permit him 10 marry again.
A writ Of prohibition forbidng Civil Justice Clancy
10 proceed with which William seeks
Gustav Amberg and II. r. Jacobs dispossessed
tenants OF the Thalia Theatre finally granted by
Justice Barrett OF the Supreme Court yesterday. The
first application refused technical grounds
The hearing IN the Stewart will case was adjourned
yesterday owing absence Of counsel until Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
HUyTZMAN IN JAIL AT PHILLrPSBURG.

Pittsburg y. j., Oct % (specaD.-Mnason
Huntzman, the religious crank, was brought here by
a constable this morning. from Park Ridge, ~ j..
where he had been arrested during the night the
constable breaking into the house where Huntzman
slept TO get him, complaint of George Kicker
brother Of the girls he cntlced from home here He
was committed TO Bcvidcre jail 10 await trial for
blasphemy. when asked what he had 10 say. linniz-
man replied 10 the justice hy quoting scripture ana
declaring that God win deliver mo- Mrs. Berry
and Ms. Howell who were sent 10 Bcvldcge jail for
thirty days for misconduct. WILL their release, be 10
arrested on similar charge to that against Hunzman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
poNns OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

BONIS OFFEKED zfOOTr fT71'
Washington Oct 23.-The bono ohcf1hgs 'o-oas as
gregaaed S30s 400 as follows
Fours. coupon, 81, 500 at 1913; $1,000 at 1913 L.;
$4,000 at 1913 I-o
Fours, registered. 100000 at 100: $500 at l3s :
ESQ 900 al 1913 $50 400 at 1913 10 $4,000 al 10 L.
-Four and a halls, coupon, 10000 at 'Os 1-s
-Four and halls. registered, $4,000 at 1oe IL.
The following we're accepted:
Registered LES, $4,000, 100000, 100000,
$1,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000 at
1O6 1-2 -5r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24

J-Nos sl1. $50. eOO lOls 1852, 1888. 1854, lO5s,
1860. - 80 ,, poo,
staver T. Nos CAS- 1000 903 1885, 1927, e73 269 1884,
1920 1927. e27. All ,,o,a,r
October % ---.uu roto.o NJ
Adam e. Motions ,-,.A T
CRY CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PART I-Iefore Ehrlch' d.
Nos 100 g. 49, 1902, 52 ~ 1882 los lo' Ia iio' i'
49, 227. -, W.. ,.o,-,o T
4353t 2ras, 43J H. 1861 lSl2, Zs3, loJo
Oh so 2255 1899 2Oal. 22i, 240. 22h. 20.
CRY COIRr-TRIAL TERM-PART lII-BIore Nehiins
Nos 800 1911 2s5 oil 26s 1739 27l, 272 2N ga 40
276 277, 27S, go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24

The stir I'm the refined market Monday strength
encd the tone Immediately and yesterday quotations
advanced Ia cent, to IL cents per gallon al
all ports.
OIL CITY. oct 23-Naona Transit Certificates opened Al
highest lowest, closed S73t sales.
rels Shipments iOS, 297 barrels 4s0l2 barrels
PITTsBURG Oct. 23-Petroleum firm National Transit
Certificates opened at s6; closed at s7s highest IS
lowest 50.
BRADFORD Penn oct 23-National Transit Certificates
opened at ST. coscd at s1's highest eo2 lowest 81.
Cltannces, l,2ts. 900.
TITUsvIIrE Pa Oct. 23-NatiOna Transit Certlncatea
opened S7ia highest sssa lowest 81; closed S7s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
since jan .s254 52s si4 s2lo, 900 SIS 1884 1877
rrpoprAv FTyANC;AL MARKETS.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

r.
When speculation shrinks 10 the picayune limits THAI
confined Yesterdays dealings in wheat options the
market can be dismissed briefly, especially as no new
feature is observable in the general situation While
exports continue stagnant at the Atlantic scaboard
there is good movement from the Pacific coast and
with the manipulave forces at the West so strong,
prices do Yield readily TO the bearish desires OF
many of the Eastern commission houses ana operators.
Cash wheat was nominal, but was firmly held Trans.
actions in the options amounted to only about 100000
bushels and fluctuations were extremely narrow. LT-
cembcr opened at 81 u IA and May at I'll IL, loss
of about LABS cent from Monday night; ana aiter
a rally about covering that loss the market yeided
to about al IL IL for December and I'll 10 liz ior
May This was a small decline in View OF the reports
nom the The Hutchinson Clique were free sellers
and local covering of shorts near the END the mar
ket rallied within Is cent Of Thursdays Closing;
May ending unchanged. Following were the nna'
cenber 81 IL 3-s, January 81 ID IL, May 81 "a
Corn decidedly weak and spot prices Wee ilahcu
off 3-4al cent, leading TO good purchases LOT export,
100, 900 bushels being taken by shippers, ihero
realizing and the market steadily declined, clos
ing weak OF cont for October at ~ Id l-s
for November at 40 o-S aud December AZ 90 \ ana
So for January at rs SO cents. oats ON tho
October was IA cent higher 30 Ia but November at
so SIS and December at 81 5-3 were down is and
January az ~ :,-5 lost 80 cent. Lard was
practically neglected and prices may be considered
nominal
The receipts of grain and -four reported esterday
follows: Wheat. l3s.64o bushels; corn, 31I ,32S
bushels; oats, 1918 bushels total grain, 620,Oeo
bushels -four, 44.256 packages At Chicago, NIL
waukce and ST Louis The arrivals weIc: Wheat,
140 03G bushels corn, 443l2s bushels OATS 200 701
bushels; total grain, ss4sGi bushels; hour, 1850
harre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
THE COURTS.
THE @TICKERs, IN COURT AGl

THE CHECKERS IN COURT AGAIN.
The suit of the Commercial Telegram Company
against the NcwYork stock Exchange, In which IL IS
sought to obtain an injunction restraining the defend
ant from removing the plaintiffs tichers' from the
floor of the Exchange and interfering with its rights
there was brought to trial for the second time yes'e
day in the Supreme Court Special Term before justice
Andrews On the first trial Justice lngrsham gave
judgment for the defendant. which was set aSlue w
the General Term. Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll and
ranes T. Chandler appcared for the company and
James c. Carter and Lewis Cass Ledyard for the kx
change The testimony was repetition Oh that gwen
on the first trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
UNITED STATE SUPREME COURT

Washington, Oct. 23.-The proceedings In the SUI
premc Court of the United States today were as
follows:
No. 55-The Crescent Brewing Company, appellant,
against Matthew Cottfrlcd.
No. 3G-Rachel S. CAT, exccutrlx, etc, ct AL ap
pellants, against Matthew Gottfried.
No. 37-Eugene Hack ct al, appellant, against
Matthew GOitfrcd. Argued.
No. 3s-John 5. Prouty plaintiff in error, against
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad
Company. Argument begun
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
TIE couN7RY'S SILK INDUSTRY IN PERIL
DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF THE SILK RIBBON DE
CISION.

Washington Oct 23.-Pciitions have begun 10 como
in since the adjournment OF Congress nom persons
interested In the manufacture Of silk praying ior
legislative remedy for the condition of things which
is threatened as result Of recent decision oy 'he
courts in Pennsylvania with respect 10 inc o"'y on
silk ribbons Tho duty under the law mas oeen nciu
to be so per cent adj vaorem, bur the importers
havo rrcfercd the claim that the ribbons should be
admitted as hat ard bonnet trimmings at 20 per cent
ad valorcm, and they have now been tudicially suS
tanned Tho petitions in print and are largely
signed by operatives In silk manufacturing establish
mens who say that decision VIII have the erect
OF throwing them out Of work. The opinion Is cS-
pressed BY high official and expert authorities 'ha'
NV brber court II will cause the refunding OF be-
tween seven and ten million dollars, not to consumers
but to Importers and that 1t viii close every SIN
factory In the land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
MAURICE b. FLYNN SUED BY A LAWYER.

MAURICE 3. SUED y INV INV
The trial of suit TO recover Sl,ooo LOT eea
services brought by George c. Eldnd2e, against
Maurice b. Flynn was begun in the supreme Court
in I,rooklyn yesterday. when Mr.. Flynn was under
Indictment with Rolln NJ Squire, Mr.. Eldridge made
up a brief in reference to certain matters involved
In the trial of the Doodle Aldermen and an agree
,nent was made with Mr. Flynn and his counsel MI
Newcombe In which it was stipulated that II the
points successfully used MI Eldrldse would
receive 100000. OF this Jacob Sharp was to pay
onc.half and Mr. Flynn and certain Aldermen the rest
But Mr. sharp withdrew, and the original agreement
was replaced by one for $4,000, of which Mr. Flynn
was to pay $685. 900 and Mr. Newcombe the rest.
Mr. Flynn was TO pay 81 900 cash, but did not do so
and the agreement fell through and the points were
moi used The sum of 81 900 Is sued for
Mr.. E,drdge told about the agreement 10 a friend
who revealed The secret TO reporter, and he sold tho
news TO certain newspapers, but the story was with
drawn from publication By the payment OF 1913 by
Mr. Flynn who makes demand for this from
Mr. Eldudge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24

rather atmospheric unplcasantness,was experienced
In the Mississippi Valley, the Lake Region ana hos
ton. as well as in New-York yesterday II may
POSSIBLY clear of tonight, and then the city VIII
have a chance of crisp, clear cold wea'her, .ho"sn
there positive Indie atoms OF u las. "Ie"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct % (SpeciaAt night the wheat special
iss after surveying the days operations in their pit
almost all OF the opinion shat Hutchinson had been
q large seller and Heam large buyer At the close May
from discount under December, had almost up
1.-THE possible sign that the
Ing allayed The Hutchinson selling during the few
days has been enormous that IL Is beginning 20 be be-
eved that he is getting OUT IN some quarters 10 10
already accepted that he Is altogether Of Decefn-
Der. Lyon Co. early heavy sellers Of December
but later after there had been cents break such
heavy buyers that Was aid that they had completely
recovered their holdings and hal successfully mlked"
the crowd At 81 II IL for May Ream took all the Offer
inrs and stopped the decline The general operations
largest far.or month December being
the big holders and to the shorts May opened a.
81 ii IS sold NJ low as 81 IL - and as high ss
81 - SIS and closed at 81 3s December at the
ing Is cents May but at the close only
6-S The crop movement continues small. III.
by Hutchinson to sell although male cautious
Is his brokers how 10 make thon, resulted In
drop OF cent In oil the other options The receipts
Of old little falling on The arrivals In the
morning wero cars, OF which i3o graded No. q the
estimate "wednesday, 400. The stock OF No Is new
3S5- 900 bushels an increase last week OF 7l50Q0
bushels On the other hand tho consumption Of corn 10
extraordinary
Curb price for May wheat was 81 l3 Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24

BAD WEATHER THAT rs LIKELY TO CONTINUE.
The weather of yesterday, which made the streets
filthy and greasy, the air muggy and the heavens In
Visible, is likely to be repeated to-day. The storm,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24

The business in State bonds was covered nv
sales OF Virginia SIS deferred receipts nj 4 DAD
There were no transactions in city bank stocks
The general bond market ruled strong without
SPECIAL features Chesapeake and Ohio certificates
Tor the currency Us sold at 3la3l 5s and the As at
'sa1S 3-4' The Philadelphia and Reading in
comes were inactive but firm at 80 for the firsts
~ for the seconds and 66 for the thirds. and
the general As were higher at SO "a. Knoxville
and Ohio hrsts rose TO 1914. New-York Chicago
and ST. Louis As were firm at vi l.IaOI IA
Wabash Pacific division, rose to Oh Ia Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas issues improved in market
values but were irregular Reference Is made
TO our full reports Of bond sales
In the unlisted department" O, the Stock
Exchange, Cotton OH certificates sod $4,000 at
as 3.sa40a47 7-Sa4S Chicago Gas roo at asa
a78 "a and incomes So, o0O at 81, and Kingston
and Pembroke Iron 800 at SO 12 l-2.
The supply OF money excessive at per
cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, sl40,323. 1874; balances.
81, 73l, s22.
The Sub-Treasurv to-day was debtor at the
Clearing House S776,645 It's net gain on bal
ancc was 81. 500. S27 made up by gains of sl0sl0
crations covered Receipts SO. OF. OS5: PAYMENTS
s2,O5l. 25s; resulting in general balance OF
81 81 COS, $3.50 consisting Of sl66,04700S coin
and sl5.652.1s2 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer M Washington re-
ccived to-day $4,000 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were Si7I,376 and the
Internal revenue receipts were S27S 74l.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash OH hand and deposits in bank COMPARES with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.

CHARLESTON. oct. 23-Turpentine quiet at f2iyc
SAVANNAH oct 23Turentne quiet at AZ 20 bid and l3c
asked
WILMINGTON. Oct 23-Turpentine dull at 1880