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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21

In State bonds the dealings were covered by
sales OF Tennessee settlement IS at 90, and Viz
ainia 6s, deferred receipts, at .. vi CITY hank
stocks there were no sales
The market for railway bonds was fairly
active and generally firm. Erie second 6s were
in demand at iOl l-4ai 81 IL. Columbus Hook
ing Valley and Toledo issues sold lower, but
were steady. Green Bay, Western and St Paul
incomes were active at ~ 5-la@Z =. forV
tonic and Arkansas Pass first IS sold at 81 LA
% 49, Philadelphia and Reading Is were firm a
~ 5-Sass IL, second preference IS at 10, and
thirds at GO Us Reference IS made TO our fun
reports Of bond sales.
or unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock
Exchange. Cotton Seed oil certificates sold
Lehigh and Willesbarre Coal 400 at 3la33,
North River Construction scrip 400 at = IA,
Toledo Ann Arbor and North Michigan li"O at
- 1-Sa27. Western National Bank 10 at 90.
Chicago Equitable Gas and Fuel fists $4,000
AZ %, Georgia Pacific frsts 81 900 M l"7 -,
Western Union Is is4o,000l ut 06a96 "a, Mt.
Desert Land goo al 81 and Kingston and Penn
broke Iron $50 AT 81 ! . i-2as2 81 IL.
Money ruled easy N 2a2 IL per cent, with the
bulk of the business done at per cent; eXcer-
tonally some loans were made az , per cent; the
closing was offered at per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges. $3.50, $3.50 balances.
s610G.943.
Clearing Honsc sl749.S66 Its net loss on bal
ance was $1,000 made up by losses OF sllO,4O3
currency and S590,5s3 coin. The days opera
tions covered: Receipts, S2,3375e9; payments
s3O3s.575: resulting in general balance OF
slgi. s43.707 consisting OF ST. ,032, 10 cola
and Sl9.Sl0.992 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer ct Washington re-
ccivcd to-day $4,000 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were Sl.0C7,422 and the
Internal revenue receipts were Si23,5ss
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits In bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as fol-
lows:
september 10. September 20. Differences
et gold on hand SOL 4st47 t2oi e2e s2l Inc e4SsoS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21
rEATUREs OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS

The grain yesterday Insignificant in char
and size. There developments Of novel
character cables from abroad continue tame or de-
pressing crop reports point to realiza
all early expectations OF big yield The cable also
reported French Government had refused to lit
the duties on imported grain that. it expected would
be abolished Of the deficiency in the French
crops ENpoiers bought sparinely taxing only "a 900
bushels wheat and l6 600 bushels OF corn Spot Wneat
ruled shade better, however. quiet market me
options traded IN only 10 the extent OF 24VUUVO
bushels and trading largely OF scapinc nature Inc
opening lower but later on the previous loss OF IL
recovered prices ending al the top Inc net
irregular losses being shown OF lS Tor Oe
81 IS cents and December at 81 90 % NO
vember gaining 1-s cent 80 IA cents and March clos
Ing unchanged II OF IS Cash corn was extremely
dull ad a shade lower The options were quiet but aer
opening he market fell of and c!osed heavy ana
down l-4Q3S follows: September - 81 octoOer
81 L. November, % IA December 90 Il January
The options ended on Is cent follows: September
80 Lard entirely neglected on the spo--
Tho options generally suffered Concessions and closed as
follows: September $40 so october, SO 9O NONcHlOcF'
December. IS - January, - DS
The receipts OF Hour ana Gra1 reported yesterday AZ
York baltimore. Philadelphia and Boston were "a
follows: Wheat. l40.3s9 bushels corn sylO busneisi
bushels total grain. 1G1 SO" bushels ou
- 74O packages At Chicago. Milwaukee and St Louis
the arrivals Wheat 1892 bushels; corn 800 ~
bushels oats 2C3 5S3 bushels total graln 1887 busl'
els -four, %, 757 barles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21
THE STATE OF TRiDE.

pALrrxog, Sept 2O-Cotton quiet: Midilng lOt9l0'sc
Flour 0uirt nru Street AMI Western Supcrnne
81 sOo@3 IS. Extra 10 50 40st % Family 40 81 30
90 CITY - so o. Extra do So iO6 80
RIO 80 as IS Paaosco Family - 10 DO super
lative ST 90 Wao9t-Souhern quiet and steady
lower: No. Winter Red spot at 03iac; DO september
AZ 90 &c do. October 9+ls194hc; do Deconner at
g7Ac Corn-Southern quiet and steady White o. Uoec
Yellow 90 n5G- Western quiet and sieay Mixed spot
AZ 81 &c: October 81 2Q52c, 4tIGi9Sc, January
AS. a ijc Oat. quiet and lower; southern 5oG35c;
Penn.ylvana 80 SIC Western White 81 $3.50 Western
Mixed 2sq3Oc. rive quiet and steady; Prime
81 e63c. Hay weak. steady Prime TO Choice West
Mess PORK $40 75ds6 BuKmea, shoulder. and Clear Ro
side, hacked 90 Qa3.c. BscOB-Shoulers S2G Clear Rib
sides 9.e. Ham. lSs. ol4Ae Lard refined ide- Butter
II q lfc Creamery p Csc Eggs
nrn lSDls &c Petroleum steaiy refined 1'4c Coffee
firm RIO cargoe- fair at 10 nc sugar nrm "A" soft
79c Copper refined IS el5SIc Whskey quiet at
81 2Gesi - frelsnt to Llverooo per steamer quiet
LIS 3d. Gram d5sd- Receipts
Flour = 500 Obs Wheat 1000 bush Corr LOO bash
oats IA 900 bush. Rye Shpments-Flour - 100
bulls Wheat 900 bush. sale.Wheat 5000 bush Corn
9. 900 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21
The PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The activity OF crude oil speculation shows renewed
declining tendency and the market little mpor
an significance In the face OF indicating falling
output Of the Clarion wells the movement OF
prices downward from % TO 90 14d92 12 cents Re-
fined OIL is dull and waiting reer arrival OF vessels
while the Western short Interest is hoping for develop
IN the field to SKATER prices The bull element
content to make purchases upon the reactions
lille the pyker Is in control of fluctuations The
prices made by pounding that had
apparently object the marking Of low quotations
possible without accomplishing sales while other oper
apparently opposed 70 the low prices and were
they could make their purchases at The
end confused but the blackboard puts the final
So 3S bid and 90 IL cents asked Probably
best description OF the character OF the closing was
summed up the remark OF Unlocking broker: Well
the boys want to close her at SS bid ana IL
asked Z.
The range prices and the total dealings were as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21
4 No1oRiou Us POLICY DEALER CAUGHT.
WILLIAM C. yoRKE, WHO HAS ESCAPED MANY
TIMES. PLEADS GUILTY AT LAST.

WILLIAM G. YORKE WHO HAS EsCAfEp MANY
TIMES PLEADS GUILTY AT LAST.
william c. York; who has long had the reputation
Of being the hacker" Of large proportion of the
policy and other gambling shops OF the city, pleaded
guilty yesterday before Recorder Smyth TO charge o..
violating the gambling laws. The name iorke'
has been on the lips OF large proportion of the men
who have pleaded guilty 10 selling policy tickets
This man is only clerk for lorkc' has been said
bv counsel in asking clcmency for many confessed
vioa.ors of the gambling laws Judge Glldcrseevc
over year ago said TO one Of these men tired
of having these clerks and assistants brought before
me- Why does not one catch this York; who
appears to be the principal" Judge Gildersleeve d.
reced that the defendant in that be taken before
the Grand Jury to whether evidence could not
he obtained against Yorke the principal An
Indictment was obtained early in 1887.
Yorke has managed TO escape the payment OF
a fine IN the two instances in which a charge
has been made against him. Only few weeks ago
Indigo Gderseeve had another case OF one of Yorkes
alleged assistants before him. and ne again called
,cnton to the fact that lorke still liberty.
district Attorney Fellows looked up the 1857 indct-
nent and caused the arraignment of Yorke. His
eel pleaded for him yesterday but Recorder Smyth did
rot express any sympathy for him. Yorke com
,nifted 10 the 1ombs and will he arragned to-day be-
fore Recorder Smyth for sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21

LIVERPOOL sopt 20 II o. m.-Cottou-The sales OF the
CAV ipcnded 300 bales American Futures closed steav
Cpsnds LOW Adilng clanse September delivery 0Cb41
sellers; september and october delivery ooo4d sellers
October ana November delivery Z5z04h buyers Noven
Der aud Dec,mber delivery 2r6id sellers Dece Der ana
January dslivery 2O6sd sellers January snd fe0ruay
aey,ry a0s4d sellers February and March dolvory.
2l.s,t yaue March and Apri delivery --ot'L Dus-
era April and Nav delivery zS'osI seAsis
Soryn,y Sen, O-cottou-steady Middling. 10; net
And gro.s 0G bales exports coastwsc 100 bales
aes 10 bales stock $50 oa'e-
sAv.xx.r e.ut 2o.-cotton-DulL Midiinz 81; Low
kddIlng q. coed Ordinary. ss; net and gross re
eeipts TO continent, OAen e"ae'
vlse. bales; sales l. 30 bales stock. 2leeo bales
CHARLESTON. Sept 2o-cotton-Qnet Maains Is.o.
bAlss; sales. IS bales stock. 6slC bales
sSsvonsASs Sept 20 -cotton-ste'dy Miannnes s2s
sies eross 1851 exports coastwise. 23vz pass
~ t>iov bales sSock, S0.77e bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21
Hrs roRMER scHooI.MArr rH1Er

The family of Deputy Collector Of the Port ". s.
Soaring, Of No. sos Lafayette-ave., Brooklyn, were
awakened yesterday morning by burglars in the house.
and Harry Soaring, age twenty-three- went down
stairs lie found two in the parlor, one OF whom
he grabbed as the other ran away. The man he
caught tried 10 strike him with jimmy but Scar
ing caught 1t and wrcnchng II from his hand struck
him in turn.
He then dragged the under the light and
recognized him former schoolmate. Frank Bur
bank The latter pleaded to be let 20 and Soaring
agreed and kicked him out Of the front door. But
he fell in the hands OF passing policeman and was
arrested. He held for the Grand Jury yestcr-
day. Burbank is the of wealthy leather mer-
chant in Sprucesi. who lives al No. SAG Lafayette
ave. His conduct has been such that his family dis
owned him some time ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL sept 2O.-3:3O .. m.-Beei-Hollers oher
mere freely PORK olders offer moderately. Hans-Hod-
offer moderately. acon-H9liers offer moderately
ALERT emf firm al So. Id iers Offer freely Tai
low-Holcers offer moderately aosh-Holders offer moe
O TurpentIneHo folders offer sIsringy
nrm al o Lari-spot and tuturesHoders Offer spar
prime Western sOt and -epio hDer sesiy Al 0s ID
Wheat-Hoders sparinsly Flour elders offer freely
Corn-spot ana Futures-Hsders offer sparipgly mixed
A. IOd October, dull at - Gid DO November hull
A. :0sd Hops at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stste-hoiders
LONDON Sept Spirits OF turpentine BIS "a per cwt
linsAe OF. i9s CD per cwt. .- en-
ASTwERr sept 2n-Wiicoxs ard closod allZo rancs 0o
per loo kiiOs M
ArrwYRP sept 20 Petroieuin-ffne pale American ~
francs Is confines paid francs rs cenrnes sellers
EgExgS sept 2e.-Petroleum. marks pfenniga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET

New York. THURSDAY. Sept 2O.-BEEVTS-Ro Receipts
% OF 446 head all 40 eOh-si, aud all Tor Mr.
Eastman. No trading ut the cattle Yards Feeling dg
and weak.
city drcssed beef slow 34GG &c for Poor Good
Texas lao FOR Colorado beef and Gas &c
Inferior Primo Native Choice cold tho
East SIDE slaughter houses at 24alOc
Chicago dressed also had light demand JdSc for
Texas and Colorado sides and 7d9 lie for Decent To
Primo Native beef
Private cable adyices from British markets quote Re-
trigerated beef barely steady az sd per
n and American Live Cattle dull at HAZE for the est
mated dressed weight.
RADIO by NJ. Goldsmith
MICH CowS-Receipts thus far this week. g. head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21
DID TINS SMuGGLER BR1BE THE INSPECTOR

Inquiries have been going on for the last two days
relating to the of J. ". Greenbaum OF Chicago.
a passenger the steamer Fulda from Bremen, who
had trunk and two boxes baggage. When the
baggage was being examined on the pier at Hoboken
the actions of the passenger and the Inspector who
examining his baggage watched by the inspectors
who caused further examination of the baggage to
lie made, resulting in the finding of large number
Of articles which the passenger endeavoring to
smugele. question of whether the inspector who
began examine the baggage received fee from the
passenger has been examined into and may result in
ibe inspectors removal The inspectors
withheld by the Custom House officials yesterday
until further Investigation has been mace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21

Dealers report dull trade with prices ranging from 20
to @ for oo 20 Geoa sGek a. 10 rch SOB were &C
C0th.st aud 275 al Washington Market Iraie aa1 ~
c sfTs 5a vc weak 10 and
selected lots Dealers quote 202 lie 0g Gfasseis 10
80 for Buticrmlks and 5u7 Bic for Common 10 f''hs
Pressed Grasers and Buerniiks duh q; Base coun
try dressed veals selling AZ 64fo lie and City Dr'S'
ssIes-nume Mullen 81 Grassers and Yea'lngs 2s7
n syerngc az l4c per % Gasscrs "a D. &c &c:
FED s csvS @ff ps X I It e % vea Iso r. a; 7c %
Hs S I;eais G'S.-s, sos n ct e % Per
g 5co ~ a, 80 - p. oe 10 ia az r. r. Gle;
y ~ s e &c ae 1 SO a. 81 tx Pc 10 DO 100 "
$50 b. a, 10; vcaIs i72 n at &c do. 40 n at
D. srSInsica ea.;srs e5s y az Ia; Is Ok ss
~ a; to &c; o. d. 1873 %, a. @-ie; do iSo H. At
Walsh Kirby & Co. u Grasscrs DIS ., at i,2e
Judd BgchIne'an' 30 G.a,:.sc ~ p a. h2e'
r Kase yeas IS5 n, AZ 7ei GrAs'ers 80 ~
" .SiiEEr AND LAMBS Receipts - cars q 900 had
S SS Rrfs ewa fp' al n to 81 Good Sheep s S
pr 100 y . Gs%m'S se P .osr L a. 81
Dressed Mutton saeE demand At eSs 2c an. and
s,ssjgdd CuslosA1 90 Ig "a SHEEP 3, e s..ss
DO nc r. A. BSes ~ 10 a @ 2 Ne 90 e. rs
at : $50 sisis %. r b AZ IS u ~ 10 saa
a ce lS SS IS 5 hYs a s g IS q s
81 Do q se q q 81 1871 DO g g 81 50 y Ia
j. ~ piscock 10 Ohio sheep s2 ~ a. 81 II T. 81
Buffalo Lambs - D, at ~ So 23 DO ~ D. 1t - T.
6, o.: 375 do ~ n az 81 % do lOs 10 at 20 80 %
do IO7 n. at - 80: IS Kentucky do io7 D. at - 1o;
o4o Ohio Lambs. SO H. n - 81 - l2o do - d ~ So
- 2s3 do, 10 l2 n. at 81 81 IL; i7o do 81 n at
- 30 Harrington o2s western sheep 20 . &c per
2si do o IL p e. isc 10, IgS sis a SS iG y az
&c: a1a c"aaia d. . - 4 l-ie, ~. 90
IIsenbeck & Hollis: . Statg Eve, ana Bnek.. 30 y.
l2e, li8 do - l. Il at lac 40 DO 90 - az 34c;
"a do 20 n az 20 10 per 100 l91 Northern Canada do
- ~ at SO 10 JOS, 80.
Hume & Mullen ) sate Sheen. 100 - at &c Bucks
1oa ~ az &C. % state Lambs go p at J-sc: III do
% n nc 5 34c; Il do IS n. az &C. 800
p!enb.ck & Dewey: 2l7 Pennsylfania sheep ~ IL
= a. I-4c: 81 State Lambs. - m. NJ lie
Walsh Kirby 8 Co. state Sheep. % y. at 3 lie;
1o- state Lambs. O. ID p. ar - 60 per 100 n -.
Tyeritt & Pdcock: State sheep. % 2, az 4c; e
STATE lambs A. ~ ~ At S % c no sss ~ - ~
IIOGS-Receipts 10 Of l,s6S head-lO cars az Jer
sew civ and 3 ~ aOthst Demand Ialr ana prlcrs
bic up to s.. A bunch Of very Prime Hogs sold late
ceuntry Dressed IN Hight suppy and trine nrmer on
moderate receipts Medium arc quoted az 1-2a9c ana
Ie sae q. G. smith: 80 state Hogs e55 y average al
90 - per 100 n II d. 227 n. at sG so; Rough do
u" W Lamb: Il state Hogs. 90 n at 60 rs; ~ DO.
100 70. sG 50; 20 Pigs. 4G b. at So hough hos''
0-J Hum N, & Mullen ate Yesterday state Hogs 21s ~
n. 80 Is: IA do 10 p. ~ 50 do 10 y a. S5 90
81 d. Is7 n. at SO %; Rough do 22o to 4S' d. ~
20 ~ 1vss Buckingham: 90 Pennsylvania Hogs 1873 ~
=, t6 a. "a do 1873 n sc 81 do. ei6 y. az 80 OI
Q Rough d. c95 n, OF - 65. eco
T. $ Kase PENNSYLVANIA Pigs. % 10 at Sc 60;
Hogs. 2Gs n, Of 50 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21
r1vr srnCK MARKIrs-BY TELECEApH

cnrcAso Union stock yari-. srpt 20 = Tse Frorsr..
$4,000 heal. shipments
100 head Market lower Beeves 81 O0a5 %. steers
- 4O,t4 10 and Feeders 81 80 ass 20 CO..
NH. and Mixed 81 2Jd3 no: Texas Cattle 81 100
q 90. Western Rangers a. - al 90 -. -
Bo1s-Reeeipr. .20OD heal shipments 3.0OO marke.
rrerular Mixed 81 CO.'S 60; Heavy 20 10 o6 60; Light
Is 1905 so ekips So 1905 60. oooo .,..
@ssyn--rs,aIpt. ZOO head shipments 5000; markes
s,oeGs Native. inferior 90 Prime 90 10 a. 10 Wesern
sho-n 81 2OG@3 65; Texans sh0rn - 6O05 40 iamos
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

roypoy SEM 2n-4 m-Consols 90 Lie for money and
oS for the United states al pei cent bonds.
lO9L Atlantic Great Western first mortgage Trustees
Certificates. Az. do. second MORTGAGE. So: Erie 3O1
second con.os 1888; Canadian Pac nc 59's Mexcan
Central frat bonds $50 NevNork Central III;
Pennsylvania 81 Reading, 2G'-
Spanish IS. 1jo -,
The ratio discount in the open market for short and
three mos tbs bills - SO cent
Bar silver is quoted at a. 8 l6d. per ounce.
The amount bullion into the Bank OF England on
balance today - llOOO -
PAR, advces quoe per cent rentes At SO francs so
for the account ana exchange on LoDuon AT -
francs a l. centDles for checks.
Money j. per cent
of.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21
THE END OF 4 SERIES OF rHEFrs.

For year Herman Mtkofsky has been anxious to
discover who Systematically robbing him. Every
now and then rolls of silk would disappear. He
placed the in the hands of the Eldrdge-st
police, and Wednesday night Detective Connors
rested carrying bundle containing seventy
two yards of silk, which had been stolen from
Mitkofsky's place. In Essex Market Police Court
Yesterday the prisoner Matthew Fisherman, said he
would consider what plea 10 make.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Rsiiroadh
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

cOFFEE.-Brazll grades we'll maintained on the pass
OF 1jzc fair cargDcs sales 1000 bags 40 III iet
for No 6, aud 10 So for No and No o2rthef' Him
grades IN moderate demand and strong SAFES ~ ~
Interior tJunc), Use, LOO mats AnAo, private
crs $50 bags West India grades, Options fulea s,onss
OF markets abroad First ,aes -no"ri
gain OF points afterwaIi the shorts bought ava pee
advnncei 50l0 points more, closing firm Sales ~ -"
lag-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21
OIL MARKETs.

or CITY Penn. sept - -NatlDni Tr,nsit Cer:ifcuss
opened at a3S highest. 03% lowest. 0.k closeA O2@
SAles .4O3r barrels cleatanc~- d4J0lJ barrel, :
charters 2122 barrels ahipmenta. $3.50 Uarres runs.
1868 barrels
prrrsDURG Penn Sept 20 -Petroonm closed heavy :
Transit certificates opened at % u closed nj ga
highest. 05-s lowest 02La
BRADFORD Penn. Sept 20National Transit Certificates
opened g3a closed At y2b highest 9fS lowest o2h
clearances, I,i0l, 900 bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21

. 2a the Fsn c,s@1 western a'4
Fancy Dairy l6d nc Good l." AZ EsKs nr'h III
1t q le &c for Choice Northern
PHILADELPHIA Sent. 2O.-FlUnr strong; supplies light
Western and Pean,vlvaaia su2erhne ~ O1ef$ 20
- 1854 l22; Penn.yvania Family g 25ds4 So:
Psnn.yyan,. Roller Process, 81 500 CO. OHIO Gsas
Clear sosi IS: dodo..rM:t. 1913 o. ST LoaI' aud
s. 90 Winter iA choice 50 10 565 Mnnesoti
clear 81 2564 10: straight 81 1895 90; do Patent
rlonT STEADY a, IS IS per- bS whsatgMsrsct quis,
prices steady 30. 3 Ret EXPORT elevator syc No
tevator o. &c 30 Wilton export evaor 95 &c
No export elevator SAC 20 Ret IN grain depot
.. orc: do for November 81 3Sc do for December
9s 99gc. Corn-Markrt ruled quiet steady, unaer gnt
nisn ateG "a oS or October 81 5sc 10 for
anS light local tse temani No Mixed 3oc; Rejected
do IN depot 33c. Ungrlded White 3id%i 'ci 10
Waite IS PC do on track 5gIure" 9n'e1 Dt h'm
c 9or December - as5iSc Potatoes arm at - es5c per
- % i ou smoked ' Bet ss peel Hans 81
sSS'i g q 'f ns,. iiSis .SSs. DO 30 Dc
saOuders IL orr SAT- AMI taD Oo cured eure $50
DO DO. : :S .a,ksd losrSas s.s. in osS. $50
IIc 10 Breakfast Bacon Ii 19l2l9c Lart hrm- CITY
sIOasIO 70 Butter .o,dv-Pennsvivana Creamery Extra
At 80 Western ,rs,meiy Extra 49, 10. H. G and ~
pacsSs batter sIsc Eggs ,sa " nr@ psnnsyivani,
nrsts at 2c. Western hrsts l7iaglsc Cheese s'esny
demand ias Eau pt S9s," sus o9o
Rsnn.d aSn' Powdered SOS liec granulatei 7'e Feed
steady 10 Abel test in obl 'c EeeeP;s-Flour 300
obi, Wheat inoo bush Corn 1000 bash o1s oo lSo3o
$4,000 busn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21
Mlscell

u ON MALCiiE and Louvre Gloyesi New stock iuss
~ received. Lingerie, tofset>. Handkerchief, Per.
iumefy Finest goods in the city. JAAiMEs Importer,
~ ARGAINS IN taueng Rugs, Mat.ines. Fancy Chalrx.
~ Hoe kaf- tanlts Examine before your orders
ANDl.EW TESTERS SONS iStsii broadway.
COsTAlvS EXTERMfNATORS kin Roaches Bedbues.
y Rats Mice, Fieas Ants Infable remedies. Es-
tabllshed GO years All stores Postal. iS Clinton place
ErNHE TARIFF OF 1888" pamphlet OF 90 large pages
giving rates OF duty now IN force, In full. ogcther
with the entire Free List and other valuable Tariff nor,
nation. Timely for reference. and absolutely correct.
Price ~ cents copy Published b. The Tribuns.5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21

GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

Refined oil continues quiet with quotations unchan
IL "a cents per gallon, Abel test, at all ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21

COITON-The spot market ruled weak and lass active
decline OF Lido. Sales s94 bales for consumption
receipts 10 5O3 bales against $50 bale. last week
and 2s s5G bales for the sane tinc last year since sep
ports aggregated f56 G23 bales comparing with
322 bales for corresponding time last season.
Quotations based American standard Of classic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21
SPIRITS or TURPENIrNE.

CHAsLEsros. sept 20.-Turpent;ne Arm at 3sSo
WILMINGTON. Sept 20.--Turpentine nrm 81 3os.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21
45,soi.4se s5,736.14o Dec. $500
41.oos. s7s 11,03s,I l9 Dec. OO,55o
$3.50. ole. ISL 1850. 300. $50 Inc. 5000, 90
53.o31. Of6 54,27b.775 Inc. N0.729
: s34a s77 $50 Inc. se35.oiS

Net cash balances $40 oo7 s34s57 Inc se35oiS
The foreign exchanges were quiet and weak, We
revise quotations for business as follows: B'nk.
crs' bills. "a "a 1-2 and 81 81 "a for long and
short sterling respectively: 5.22 J." and go for
francs: o. 1916 and 95 1-2 for reichmarbs;
40 IA and 40 for Puilders
The governors of the Bank Of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change In It's
rate for discount and IT, remains at 4 per cent.
During the week the bank lost 100000 bullion,
and the proportion of Its reserve 10 its Liabilities
was reduced from 44.0i TO 42.07 per cent against
an advance from 4440 10 i5.0S per cent IN the
same week of last year. when its rate for discount
was per cent. To-day the bank gained f3l 900
bullion On balance The weekly statement OF
the Bank of France shows IA loss OF 3,525,00O
francs gold and of rs. 900 francs silver. At the
London Stock Exchange, British consos wero
higher at 0s IL and 0s is respectively for money
and account. I'm the open market money ruled
at l-2a3 5-s per cent for discount OF bankers
bills. and nj > l-2 per cent between bankers Bar
silver was steady at a. 81 sd. per ounce, English
standard American RAILWAYS ruled fcverish and
irregular. closing fairly firm. At Paris. French
3 per cents were easier at $3.50. and sight eX-
change on London weaker at 25.4O francs to the =
The Ontario Silver Mining Company has de-
elarcd its usual dividend of $4,000 for August
payable Mt the transfer agency OF Lounsbery ~
Co. Mills Building, Scptembcr 20. Transfers
close September % Total dividends to date,
50 200 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER u, 1883

Net silver on hid
yet legal tenders
on hand. -......-
Actual cash In
Treas'ry vaults
over on stani'c
certificates
Deposits IN banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21
BULLS CALL A HALT.
THE UPWARD MOVEMENT CHECKED.

A FEvERISH CLOSING AFTER AN ACTIVE
DAY IN STOCKS.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-SEPT 90.
TIE GENERAL LIST