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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16

FLOUR AND feeling lr yns s ysTy
today ,t 5ssD ieu wa of Of 5g per BIZ
dee se5s Demand sa Is 'i 2GS bcs $500 bis
800 IBIS City Minis 50 c56s5 SO for West Indies 9ns
so soa ss' y s7oo bis Winter Wheat M % CSC
Coz BIZ sss spP or ou ss aSa City M
West Indies CO. IS 80 Pa wca ~ low saaes s. IS
al 35 Fair to Choice o !oesS Eassy go Very
fsenS 70 fS9 sv 70 aney nee So Is Minnesota Spring
Wheat fsFo sSesd IS c Poor Il to Fancy Fancy
i $s: J: os sgsF g. S SgGs9ij
e eStei T heavy 30 s9GTHEEN FL6ua buyers ay9r
nfs a dun ana fss, 'i fs Sss saPRS.
bT KTp rf6En g5 UE0 but 90
sAes 425 b6s Su eTFS g. S oas 80 Brandy
wine e. 30 Sales $50 bills
IN-wHEATAlthough the option market .,, SUI 'no
tered decided break Od'y mora ana Or T e y 10 there
was still absence OF important features II was Simply
s s%S s% ase 1 wes bS
sh was S e the eS S4' nn
S els hs "a. eSs tame AMI
The speculative danss were fairy scys o eany b, Ius
decline Of 5sc December selling az 81 10 81. and
y 81 he 9oe q sss saary i s. 'I Pretty he
Gr sss1 more Fe4 pecem l t oa ana
~ 4 20 other months showing M 1 na amoSt TO- more
5Sl leaving Of heavy and unsettled oS at a TSo
ne a S9''O eIons 2Sac per- BGhc lover Mers
moderate buyers but he sspPg deqanq u ooS
spals To Incuiinq Unrrnicl Winter Rei At 81 90 y
81 e 10 s4 NJ 81 Is fi9 q O a. ao '
IN store nominal No 2 o;iS9er c@.Ine n aS%Ipa
& 10 's q. i Il r. 'o- ao F. Fe5 e 9 IS
SI:;%s ,r1.o = ia az Fl /. a Nay 81 "A 3!
gYrveTy dull I'D or. or less nominal western quoted
S @snd but s'h hcd BiKLEY MAT-Qg.,ss
and td 10 600 rgsse % a. s1 s6 g. &c g.
show substantial decline There absence Of gen.
era interest in speculative line and the transactions
are 1s9 sPcSs an ncTs OF ai7s5 bushels Options
ruef scaly for short cary: but soon weasenen ana
Inc heavy al The insde: cash grades declined 12d31c
win moderate str 70 the trading hippT- don 10
srnt lnciuiinr Ungraicd Mixed At 5l6
2sa e, ds1 MSfa NO. 50 Syiso
Slos'e 80 84c 10 Noywber 81 ga 50 SIC co,gg az
90 5sga, q9 e ssis s4s cose isc Nay
q 2s4 Secn6 co'9 lsa,c oor l1S the a
wheat ana closing weak; Speculation was rather
active spot Gs were dealt o oo TO %osTiG u
S2c NO q 20 $1,000; do white 80 14a93 re; No
a,9c Do October, closing at % SIC; DO November
80 1890 5-sc closing 80 he; do December 81 10
81 5-sc closing 81 Leo do January CLOSING az ~ 2c
e eponss ara quiet Stocks OF grain in october Il
dss osos%s BUSHES rye 27o7 bushels barley s05
bushels; malt, 2ll,952 bushels Total 1859 Z'o
bushels ,, -
pv Saturday. October 49, 1888:
Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley
Sss5 s3s 7 5i 55siSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16

loaded; schooner W H. Rutan North River 70 wash ~
baltimore, salt cake 81 IS schooner from Kings FERRY
!" continues light
with a6sence o. expert nsees but Pse'N New Ness
ein Elsie ssi'' sa 10 poe elssr s7So Prime
49, 2 well bE sqppoTtsd "a quSeiiOns cry *
= 9a s%s:s p ssss; !. FANNY 4 r.
s suotes s g and Dcee@ S delivery SIS sales 20
6ss%SsT 3, wS private SG % rtSs.
1900 r ss1tsY h %s'',.s
3p ac AMI Greer Ham p, if u 'p 20 10 I'm
s sEyss TIecd fi s%s s'ss s
ss sd sR s%e e :nd P' i. s%SAi sha
prFfsGo 4S ss islaf fe ?I'a i SO sss
sPs %%sss 4sd yfY sS au cndSs
embcr declined Decorator point w snd w Sir
" %S@Ss show wesr sA' . GAIN qud So au
steady e &c 3c taes s s a. sSe $50 tc
ssIc pece%Sc closed SOC .s go scs az Ss
NAN ya%uaT Sse sG at & ssss $50
refined quoted at 10 9S FOR s arpet retains the
strong temper noted at the close Of last week ana raas S
hcr slight gain IA noted on fancy SON gooa 10 choice
9 %a9a Esa 55 as5e - O ss,s
S SlS2'G tubs I,F good 20 f'pa asy
e 9soa y pns Ssf4s i,saIis
2Gs sH sa "a Zee EO June tubs 2sc fresh r1ns
i 1913 2c fresh ,, igSs y 2sia Siiiaif iac
Is very Little life 70 sns eA Prices us
sbout seady Full cream white and eolored stan
factory 10 4slc ordinary 70 fancy d9 o., asae Ono
ss 15aio lie EGGs-Dcmand continues fair and
Fastern 22a22 1-2c Western 1922 iAc Canada IL LIZ
h Rhere Is very little nothing doing and tSe
,sket must be regarded as purely nominal SALES 600
%O las grades e.s IS esS r. FAY
s sSsa Lac light cuss asmand or
Granuaied 2e Mould $500, l2c ccnee On
Wh,ts r EH ,s, G Tslsw ~ s e'"'
SRIN f-Neglected and wholly nominal Cis anu
western il l2c. Oleomargarne &c ioI cry p,us CITY
quoted 5 1876 lic-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16

sa,es-sherman Culver: "a Rangers 1856 average
3 81 s - d. e 90 i1s' 3 g. 9
. Navs it5 g n e. = iscs 60 al 90 49, $o
do ' ia6 TO- at a Is 10 ynenie Steers 1900 r. a.
so !. 3D. at q q; H. q 1853 g. 5ai a. Rs
@ Isl e Do So Is, a. 9c 20 liz Il &c. at ls T. 81
d. i 100 b. a. At iss sS q Is average
a. IS Is 20 d. 1915 ~ at . Is 10 do 1891 ~ ~
+ %s'9 3S5 4 i vsui 2 g. e. 1898 & st
q az 81 sS ys 81 t a. iso h.
SewSS9 7 c ~ q 40 10 @ 20 nPennsyyaaa Steers
It ao Virginia g. a. d2tH as At p 81 IL g
sry@aa Oxen 5S i6so n AZ u Kentucky DO 1880 n
Is Kentucky oS See ssee ls9' 1850 ~ at IS
do 1882 b. % d. 12t5 q 49, p e. = r 30 d
Oi C. Al 10 d E Sc i r s,ssIs iof f
% 49, a,x. 81 Colorado Steers 1878 n, at % 70; II
n wee. a s5S head are F Rofdi s,n sf ss
more ,'y ,n sO past 70 $50 s's The O Extremes T
ceP ' Gsiee head Market active and
Yers a 70, I'd dg Sx s1' lots and western and
s to Sc for Poor Choice Veai with head sofa Al
i sj.sc-naeuocck Hollis 4s Grasess aS IS sy So
age - per Ia5 100 %,isj cave 49, so nat a p
% 10 s Il S O. u" At % e 10 DO 2G4 D. at = % do
a9a r. at u western DO o. ss 7 + DO 30 $50 h Si
3 q g. '@ 81 q a. q q So 3sa iS7 b 81 q
do 1o? n C ws:.sss S St SIS 81
40 3s AK Is5 H. at 7c II do. 140 10 at S4e 70 do
~ 2 e. sss g qs;.'s'v q:
q SS i'G psssy 81 eTasse Sss D. at sac
Veal, i55 ISv a &c SO Grassor. %. D at 50 co
II g. 3 Ss. e'- sss ssg p at 81 50
SaEFP ASp were a c9 r.
al .I nrp a. iSe is as; am Sp place
BE s s 81 Gg5c S p Zoo '}sv q
sheep ana small traction Lower y Good Sheep Soia
5og4 CO. pepns cars .0S d B rsia"s oi a. low a.
ss % Is s6 sw at ea 81 3D. Of Prime Export g
Ordinary Choice Lambs Tansst fG 40 10 20 70 ~ o.
NT ssSs-E S Pdces IS fss5'Sy sheep 10?
syessc at 81 per o ioS 90 gS SRla % d. los
49, So & al7sd a Ind ana 11 and 60 10,
3 o Zoo q O LspS SOS FsnS'y |.
So g u 3. ~ ]. I. 70 4 y e 20 Sl'
a. IL q q IS st & . e s. s'I9
q E g. e A. a q :. 80 "a e Do 20 80 sgs a.
az o. a q a. 8 s s soS 3 e Ss ao g
g s. s. 70 100 do oo 70 % n at So 50 DO &c IL
do 81 sr at e lg s S e6 s'R j %
I M a az, 90 s. at 5' s9 y n a"' aS
n at % 60 10: 90 do 20 N, at IS 49, 1853 do % l.;
/ n. . .
Denbcck = Dewey 80 state sheep, 50 NJ I at -
90 10 n at e5 % u 70 do % IL n a 90 eco Nort,
crn Canada do "a IL No. ut SO % 800 CANADA 40 - y
At 50 % 200 10 20 At So 80 400 do, SO d. at 80 90
| 10 Hucks - n. NJ - 30. -. -.
alcabeck noIls % STATE Sheen 81 N q e. "a
Csnail Lambs 90 y a. e. 81 STATE DO 81 n AZ - 10
Walsh. Kirby 60 100 state sheep 9s n a. g
y. al IS 70; 226 10 90 n At as rs; 2oi pcnnglvani
Do 80 N. at ~ 90 lo7 10, "a H. AZ IS 10 2:7 Mehga
do 66 10 ut s5 so 1913 Ohio do. OF H. at e5 50 Bucks
% n a, ~
100 Western DO. a5 Y. Of ~ % 10 state do, q N. a
Sherman { Culver: Oh Tcyas Sheep. 70 =, q 81 IS
$40 do 10 NJ ~ rs; LILY do. 20 10 n at az CO -
COS Missouri do 06 H. "a so 10 Territory do, 1913
Lambs - ID. at e0s5 90 do. 30 n. at 81 f0 10 do.
n. SO 80.
Newton & G.ieta; 70 Kentucky sheep ioS n saysras.
g. 30 lS0 do OB l-2 n. al ~ 30; LIZ Territory d.
lle at e 81 i,2; i7s a. ~ ~ a :! 50; III Re1
af. e. os: ,a2 Canada 40 70 n at 90 80
! go DO 80 l2D ct % 81 I2; 153 Kentucky do 90 n
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rrur srocK MARxErs-Ry rELHonAPn

pr-rr.o Ort f5-Cate- Receipts last ~ hours refo
Sac head Total the week thus far ssla for 1Ts
time last IA Consigned th nigh sunsv - sacssn
i,G. ~ ~ which 10 New 400 carloads se MARKET
declined 10 5c from MONDAY Common 10 Par " so1
e 90 Good 20 Choice slpeps 49, 90 ssIs W.
TX EXTRA az Mich Cows t3 aS42 Corn st lcSsns
A. OaS3 Is Vezs IS 25es62 Extra 80 80 % cars~s
shsen peeotp,s last 400 hessi Tca Ir
the ,Iek Tins r 200 For zane tim. lasi Herk lyy"i
tonai,ned throngn "a csrcafs az which 70 Srw
carloads market steady common 20 rnu - :" - -
g; ~ ~ 90 Good 20 Choice IS oOa3 30 Canadian Lambs
HossRscepts q honrs wore 1882 head M. Te, q
Tho cet Tins far 25s75 For same time as wecs 2eSyc
C"nsinea ro,eh Is carloads % Of Which 10 Isy
.srnSsbs on sale market siesdy Msed Pigs ant tIgh;
yorrs a. 30 5 o5 selected york,rs - - sy' q. 80
Me 1nm rmarte closed weak IS carloads left oves
CHICAGO Union stock yarts Oct - the DrsvsT
FORMAL rcurs Cattie-Recepts "a 900 head shp,nsns
5c sls "a y sssyr: 90 c S'. sos
sn YcS 81 Soas o. Texas Cattle 81 ood3 20 Western
hfps & head g9;ss g o'n 8 g
sheep-Receipts 1900 head shipments 100 , msrsss
.eady' Natives Inferior 20 Prime, - Ooaa ~ N~srn
sor IS 90 co. Texans shorn az 50a3 10 lAmbs ~ w
al so.
ST LOUIS Oct i5-cattIo-R Receipts 9, 300 sfi2mcny
TAO market steady choice Heavy Netiv. srers - ooc
IS CO FAR 10 Goof Native steers - $od3 % bnfhh~rs
Fair 10 Cool, - ooSs 20 Rangers Ccnfe 80 oo6f rs
oTi bead shipments c Z. DO %sl g
Packing Medium 10 Prime IS soa6 TO- Light '''iss
Sheep Sheep Receipts is2o shipments iloo market s"Ady
Horses Receipts blank shipments bank. iex.ss =
Indians in carloads $50 1S3s
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTTNK.
III nj gsroy Oct l5-Turpentine Arm a. Al -.
;AyANSAH oct i5.-Turpeniine hrm AZ &c
EII.NIYtsTos, Oct. i5.-Turpentine trm al III %
rrroprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

roypoy Oct is 4 D. m,-Consols 20 SIC for monY ssa
o. Tor the account Atlantic and treat Western mrs mort
gage Trustees Certificates 4lH ~ s'c91d nortssss
Erie 3Os: do Second consols. los Mexican DruiaiJ.
An, 81 Paul Common % New YORK central ilot'
Pennsyivana 56- Mexican Central nrst mortgage oona~
IS l. Canadian Pacific, 5sa4-
Money. 32 per cent. . - ,.. d.. .,o-, nt,r. a.
The rate Of discount in the market lot snort Oils
a. per cent and for months bills 3 = per cent 90 -, n.
paris aiyses quote per cent rcntes Az, % nsncs =
Tor the account Exchange London at 20 francs
36L cenflues for checks.
Spanish As. 727s. -. c,.-x -, s.s
The amount bullion gone into the Bank OF England on ~
ance to-day Is $4,000.
Bar silver is quoted at s27sd per ounce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16

ance on Saturday and to-day was sl,4el' $50,
sI,o74,0s4 coin The two days operations
covered: Receipts, si,715,5so;, payments;
sG,207,s73; resulting in general nai lane OF
81 Ga, 0?5, 1852 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day s260, 900 National bank notes Tor
redemption. oo, - .
The customs receipts WEI ,yors ssa3 Az WIZ
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous s'a'e"eh1 us
follows . o,,s n,r.ron,e.
No, coId On nd e1os 100 c97 s105 $50 $40 Decs2
Net silv'r on hid 371l6,0o5 375oo'9Oo Inc 9o-'-h
T on hand ss47es7e IS 559ses Inc 1882
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Vlslble FnNpIy III Ute UHITV1 oVlI'' ''1 IT " ,,-
Oct ss 80 $50 2o lo46 rs 77s757s 1I60io 7I35s2
oct 8 sS 81, 5SGss5 lOOl3353 740S94 g232ai ao16eg
Oct S7 81 600 2i3 Sli 532 5,SlO1lS 3@iiy DSzSoS
"a go 755O1i 81 35oOl 5ll241 2O15.13O

y . aNp s1ss v sustained s''
liz 'G 7cs75e Short sScr. Rye Rye doc ,n
prizes s au F SfT To' S,s s,so
Sss of $685. 1884, 49, &c., Ea?
g Common Dc 9 c a. sd P' 81 Coast ne"
50 tons o o Sd sa 6a ese e' I'm 2s o.
oS hht' pat da%afei
8. Srthe adyaace VIII insSea'sd demand SAILS
$50 G ssa 's s, fScP s q ss and
good strained togeshs, 81 st II i odst
60" 4 g q e 95 SAG = g Fl e.
% 6 5fls aa.sed dun and again lover but
s nf make toio a crude sal5S yellow
gae %s 'c ceion "5's Csc coeh" Cod DO
sound, Soc isS preset "a l2ds5s 6leached winter
&C. natural Winter 7oa7ee neathed W., winter 55s
g"G 800 nsa winter 642c Geachei WIN
Ter. Issiie; extra hleached, 45a4Ge Sea Elephant
.G o T,Te baS S' SIS he ''O S'''''a
OCEAN rnEIGHrs-stean b.rti accommodation was
ssvf sI demand T graf" n e etc ff for
~ vcrpol ',eswc cco hence ooo eushs,. sa Go ID
o. gan q as go G SasI do G' sd S OS9 s
S Bushels 's sraa I'd hamburg ssa bushels
EPareoLEJM' c c6ARrH&se 'np GoSsraoi win.
mot pri1r), hence N LOtuuH lOuoo uo- lthlrni t'r-
man snip j. W wendt to An weg u ,nsg tpro'l.
10 Roucu, 1900 bbls cind'. 81, ship Titan hence to
nLnr k,ns. 40 600 refined about BE Nor.
weeian bark Al, Boston a Scanflnav an port 3Ac0
bbis renned - 30 British bari T. stut Fha o pnia
the same . 600 bbl- crude. MISCELLANEOUS
Bark Hattie G. Mcfarland Bostos 70 nnenos AyreS
lumber British steamer Elysla, Norfolk 10 Lver-
pool cotton 27cid; bhf Belle Of the Bay. Apalach
cola Ncw.York. lumber ~ ami free wha face French
bark IL Ctampe, ois, Musiuas 20 boid aas o. -
20 Buenos Ayres si4 schooner Il. NJ. Watts. Wscas-et
10 Pensacola ice I'll 30. and back 10 NewYork lumber
a.: schooner Cyrus Hall. Sali River 10 New York
lumber 90 so and Wharfage. schooner Lizzie d. Small
sc dated scrap Orient 10 Petersbufg oil 80; schooner
Belle Russell, hence 10 Washington, cement, lSc ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16

In State bonds Tennessee settlement IS sold at
GO A All other issues were N elected. lhere
were no transactions in city bank stocks.
The general bond market was only nodeIa'ely
active but it ruled firm. Phi ladeIphla ana lead
ng first preference IS sold freely at sS 3-las9 Is
The seconds at ~ -4a77, and the thirds were dull
81 &C Erie second Is were dull ana steady NJ
about 100 "a Missouri, Kansas and Texas
issues were fully steady at saturdays tgnres
Toledo. Ann Arbor and North NJ chican hrs's were
firm at OF "a Chesapeake and Ohio REQ ganiza-
ton certificates for the currency IS closed per
cent higher at 32 and for the new Is were hrm
at 7S 3-S, ana Richmond and Allegheny hfst re-
ceipts were strong at 81. Reference is made to
our full report of bond sales.
IA unlisted securi'lc dealt IN az the stock
Exchange, Cotton Seed Oil certificates continued
10 be the feature, and sold l25,O0Ol al Az lisa
5Oa4S 3-4a49l-e. Chicago Gas ?0) at 80 lisa
80, Lehigh and Wikesbarre Coal 500 at 80,
Chicago and Atlantic Beneficiary 800 at 0-Sa
Q 49, Georgia Pacific hrsts $4,000 at l0s IA,
Georgia Pacific income 5s $4,000 at rs IL,
Richmond and Allegheny second receipts isl 600
at &c l-2, Western Union IS ts7, 000) AT So IA
JG, and Mount Desert Land 900 at 81 2 LA
s22
Money IN abundant supply; the business
was done at 2 -2a2 per cent, with the greater
part thereof at the lower figure.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, $o5,056,363; balances,
S5,262.s39,
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor At the
Clearing House sl,35s,275. Its net loss on bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

(,ond In Prirnr sold aEU dV
the average estimated al 81 % =.
BEEvEs-Reeelpts were l4T cars o. 80 cnfs for
The Tower Tl q cars for Mr. Eastman ~ cur e og
stern and cars for Kaufman strauss anu AZ 10
Si,v here were received 90 carloads nearly ~ ,ol o
market Thirty. three In addition were ncia o0i
making total offerings fully 10 ssh I'm. Texans
Coorados and Rangers which had the pefeengs o %ess
ErJ.v's nrIccs while Ordinary TO FAR NsuVss w.
arsmeIy dull and depressed at still further v,a
Of iOG15c per 100 70 Good Native Ca a Tneds ers
10 sell with no prospect OF clearance ,,,.,.s and
o,bar rangers al 80 256S4 Common 70 Prime Ns.vp
Steers al 50 60Gs5 Is with no choice or EH haa Tor
exnort having s5as5 IS per 100 n . Mana. ~, soo
eNThn EowsS Uili is laden with 276 Beeves ana Sov
ehan and Tomorrow the Alaska takes out lIUO QUARTERS
Of Beet . =. r,.o c,,,,s ane Sheen and
Dressed Beef and Mutton are as foiiows'
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and RailI Dads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-Thc spot markct for Brazil g AIDES ruled
,erT firm with a fairly active business reported ar
csrgoes quoted Ice. Sales 100 bags a. 10 sc i2r
for 10 santos arrive 10 he for NO santos Mild
.des and sales 300 piculs IhcIOr
st,ne saleI IL 3sc; l. 22- bags West Indies, privte
,etTs The speculative market was variable ana ratn,r
tsvcrsh AZ dimes. Opening sales indicated an ai'ice ~
uolnts on October and slight dec Inc ON inter dive.e
tuo 10 easier cable aiNccs, subsequently the Temper
hcoS stronger with freor buying. leading TO rise Of
fuT 50 a points closing Arm al about the top saeA
so BAGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE. NETWORK TRIR-
hJNE WILL hE RE. EivED Ar THE UPTOWN
OFFICES No 1925 BTosiway corner Thirty nfstst
.rtll y N: $50 broadway. oetwc. Twenty seend ana
twensy-third Sta until ~ m eT0 West Twenty third
t. corner Eichth.aye log sixthavc. 1853 Fourth.s,e.
Drner Fourteenth 200 rhiiisve corner Forty sew
nth.st l0o1 Third ave- near Sixtieth.st t7oS tirst
Va LOG West Forty sectndst Ninth ave ard SHY
ghfhst. md 90 Liberty. st, and the HARLEM OFFICE
so East One hundred and. twenty ifth-ss. ~ ~ -
at regular ONCE rateA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16

COTToN-The spot market has not varied 10 any par
sun pton. 0i cotton hell LAC higher ror .scep ee
and 60 this day last year since
(the beginning Of the crop year the receipts AZ w 20
have aggregated $3.50 bales compa ng WIN liof'of
bales for tie correspOn ling time last sclson ia
Quotations are based American STANDARD OF ca9si"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16

=. -. o. 600 Az 81 10 n ~ a. 900 49, 10 n At - 20;
s2e 10 "a H. II ss S io4 DO es n q o. Is is4 wsssrn
o. dos lo7 D. a. "a 20 Sss :. .ss ~ 81 w. ''
HoGs-Reccipts II. 300 beod-s0 cars a. Jersey IN
.nd X cav az 4oth-si. Heavy rivals caused nul
market snd prices declined fully zoe yer 100 Dsls.s
pigs sold az 90 rs. a.. . ...
sslss-A W. Lamb; II STATE Hog de3 No. ave-, svesASe
500 N. at s. 40. - 40, 9 =. "A Al. q
Hume Mullen ls state Hogs III ~ ~ 20 W.
Rough do, 1853 ~ ~ e5 90 o,e
j o. smith II state Hogs 2o1 n dsS 90 "A "A, a
Newton 4 (Iilett % State Hogs. 1872 n. Ut 20 40;
Rough DO M N. ~ &5 20. .... .~,,s
Judd & Buckingham: % State Pigs 100 70. * ~ u.
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STAINED.
Good Ordinary

Good Ordinary 612 Low Middling -
The option market Quiet and fe1uTees opSfe
..~d tbere was more Of q 10 sell eanlhg 20
,gsater feeling closing unchanged on OCTOBER 3n1 i@f
,oiufs decline 0 later deliveries Saes oio'V D"io',
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Cost ano fonno.

I Osr or sToLEN.-Bans book issued by the Seaman's
LBank Tor Savingt. New-Yofk Ia the subscriber IL
Tot found or rcurisl tho bank within 80 lays from
his date / will apply TO the bank Tor . new book'
AGNES STAGRACZYRLSkA
New-York Oct, 1855.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sun rises eI0 Sets 51s Moon sets 24I Moon'sase IL
WATER.
A. N SANDY Hook 45l Gov. Island 53i Heii sae *
P.N-Sandy Hook 5ll Gov. Island o:az heh oase' ''"A
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO DAY.

r,s,>t Lfne For Mails close salts.
Guf0n. Liverpool. am zSv IA
Ems, Nc Lloyd, Bremen vita southptonH Am %ooP u
OCE IL
Persian Monarch, Wilson. London 49,
Afratc White star. Liverpool ---is 3So "
The Queen. National. Liverpool. 8 Pun
Saale No lloyd Bremen via Southpton Il 80 ( Pan
City Of Columbia. Wards, Havana. &C., IN IN
III. R-DAY. OCT. 1S
state OF Pennsylvania state Glasgow Pm
Suevia. Hamb Amer Hamburg I'm
Augustine Red Cross, Para &e.---ls pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16

No, cash balns 1926 Ga e25 1923 $500
The foreign exchanges were dull and rather
heavy at quotations for business as follows Bank
ers' bills, 81 SO 81 and 81 81 "a for long and
short sterling respectively; 5,23 "a ana osU 9-o
for francs: "a "a and % 3-S for reichmarks;
40 IA and 40 for guilders.
In London British consols closed Stacy at
OF 5-16 and o. 7-l6 respectively Tor money and
account. Bar silver was lower at AZ '-Sd Der
ounce English standard. The Bank OF England
saine, f5, 900 bullion on balance. In the open
market discounts for bankers bills ruled at 8 1-s
rer cent against the bank rate of per cent.
American railways opened lower and generally
below the parity of Saturdays homo, figures; the
decline continued all day till the close but the
market was quoted as dull and featureless; ~
paris French 3 per cents RISE to s242 l-2 ana
closed at So 25. and sight exchange on London was
weak at 253 l.? francs 70 the
PnAD FAPyTNCIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16

Actual cash In
Trtas'y vaults
outstandg 90, "a, IA. zoe naI
certificates. S273 699SGb ~ % 100 ~
D'ks 81 ,oI4 boz OIL fc- lJJ b'o' ''-''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16

January crst and UNCHANGED paeSs 81 ~ 80 Bakers
in sacks 81 so Choice 50 00a5 25 Winters In barrels
s. 7Od6 90 , ~ q e, ,r- Al. FL osi
~ % No Spring Wheat 90 Il 96c NO. Red 81 Uslt0
81 90 NO Corn 43sc. No Oas 21'so No; Rye DOC
10 Barley nominal No Flax seed AZ u al a." Pr IN.
Lard - OOae 10 per 00b Short RID sides loose az $ o.
oScd 90 ooa025 Whskcy disllers finished goods u 20
per gallon sug,rs-Cut Loaf s'sdSRc; GRADUATED '+c;
standard Tic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
Can Eranciscn Oct IL 1Ss9.

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, Oct IS 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
GOVERNMENT BONDS

Total sales for the
Fx-dividend.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22

w ANTED-Fo the United States army,
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Apply 10 Capt. F. d. Garretty. recruiting
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inn lG- I'm -cr fhur
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
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A GENTS-Wanted, agents for our new
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