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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-07

ago. Manhattan Consos 3 Is per cent higher,
per cent higher
-, Burlington and Quincy's special strength among
me grangers has attracted general attention, and
thcrc are various theories promulgated TO account
Tor H. The most probable one, however, would
Secn 10 DE that its managers, while still playing
burlington and Northern riOtOrs corporation
~ me making of rate disturbances are buying
burlington and Quincy stock. IL admitted
on all sides that the market developed wonder
Iui resistance to the influences which had been
~ work during the whole week, but of course
Ihe bears who admitted this were loud in their
assertions that the seeming conditions were real
anu not fictitious
III the money market of last week had not been
manipulated and only was responsible to natural
CONDITIONS II would have affirmed more reasons
lor advances i'll the value of securities than the
most sanguine holder of them has dared to
ptomrIgatc. With speculation dead in Wall
n,rYttI-wlih transactions in stocks for the week
ncnldlng 3d. 900 shares of Sugar Trust and
Cot!oh Oll-dmOuntlng only to l,64j,01l shares,
against 2,O6S, 00j shares with the two trusts
named excluded, for the corresponding week of
idhu year, and with $50 600, 900 more legal money
IN the country than there then was the money
mlrket OF last week would have reflected an
ac'lve movement and prosperity in general
BUSINESS cOntrlbutory TO railway traffic far sur
passing the period which followed the RESUMPTION
oil specie payment January |, 1879. The trouble
WIN our bear friends is that in their ca erness
10 secure the siXpencc at the end of their nose
they fail to discover that their own manipulation
OF money, if the results are accepted as those
from natural causes, will he the producers of
gold dollars in the stock market
FOLLOWING is our usual table, giving the mum bcr
o. shares sold of all stocks, the highest. lowest,
ana final prices of the week. together with the
hnal prices of week ago, preixed by the average
prices of October ,, 1888:
WEEKLY RANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-07
GENERAL GRUBBS ACTIVE CANVASS.
THE CAMPAIGN IL NEw-JERsEY-THE NEWARK
CHARTER ELECTIONS.


Trenton. n j. Oct. 6-The Republican candidate
FOR Governor spent much of the past week in Northern
Ncw.Jer>cy and this week will canvass Hudson
County 10 some extent attending the reception Of
the Tofey Guards Tuesday evening. lie was en-
Enthusiastically welcomed at MOrristOwn SATURDAY. at
the county convention. VI. :. COndct then
nominated for senator, and II is expected that he Will
defeat senator Werts easily, although the author OF
the much -objurgated WertS bill has elements Of
strength. Morris and Cumberland counties are two
prizes which the Republicans confidently hope TO gain
from the Democrats this year. They not without
hope of securing Bergen we'll. although this has
been regarded "a Democratic Gibraltar The infu-
tnce of Mr.. Phelps and the influx of city residents
have done much 10 change the politics Of Bergen and
A steady growth in the Republican vote has taken
place
The Newark charter election will take place on
Tuesday The city is exceedingly close, the Democrats
having carried II by narrow majorieS occasions
for the last five or six years. The big water contract
IA local issue aud the present Mayor. who was TOO
abundaatly enthusiastic in its behalf. has met with
opposition on that account, especially among those
who believe critical eye is necessary 10 secure all
that Newark ha, contracted for
The death of Judge Nixon, of the United states
District Court. leaves vacant office which Is re-
gardcd with favor by the lawyers of the state.
f. r. Green. counsel of the Pennsylvania Railroad for
ewJersey; A. O. Keasbey. for MANY wears United
states District Attorney. and James Z. Howell. an
able Newark lawyer mentioned for the Office.
some pressure will be brought to an early APP
poinment "a there has been a good deal Of deav in
the work. owing to the prOrscted illness Of the late
Judge Nixon.
The arguments upon the backtsx case. of the State
against the Morris and Essex Railroad Company Will
begin In Jersey City In the last week of this month.
before the arbitrator, John +. Dillon and f. ".
stevens The amount involved will probably exceed
$4,000
The drainage of me web meadows of the upper
PssSac valley Is proceeding rapidly and a vast area
WIN soon be placed I'm condition for cultivation.
There is 10 be contest over the place OF Quarter
masterGeneral IN place of the late General Perrne
The place pays ~ 900 year only, but II much
dignity and perqusiieS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-07

;Ss; "a. &c.; e .ss : e , s.s.
S Sai :$s's
e." .f v .sa 1SsJ' ps:
gSh 2sS2se ss.sPsd nss ss s
Ter. 7ss75c: bieachei winter soc bieiched spring.
1885, Whale crude ssd4ic natural wate:: zSet E;
Uhsn: 6lesched Winter sas5sc Rod Esin soassc sl
ssGn Ssai.co; prime easa75o s,. acs2Ss BANK
very light to-day and while former rates given
LIZ wa epSd % % tone I SS Sn e
bushes grain private terms The steamer -d Va.
Rio wheat, private icIms PETROLEUM cHxRTERs
asa's 1ane Hs1ai hs5S 9aIa
Gs R % sc i Bh S fsS: n Bay p Chants Annie
B.usay s. john 10 Penaii1 Roads FOR orders, desiS
SS R SntSh brig Glare St John TO santa crgz Lumber,
noTey Sges1 saFgC private t,rms British brig A.
private terms British bark seoS ay PSnsaeos to MoSs@
chaesr G 30 steamer carl Konoy two months; tine
s Saa. sane private terms British ship City n Madras
np CITY q He5 s%fI Se saso Briti.s
ssaS saa BRITISH g me J syGs
!Ssn @ ;s Ps sT coal private tan bar. TPp
Alien Ts I5Sses IIa7sn coal A1"'u
terms. Mess quoted sl2 25asi2 75 FOR In.
y y Family 5ss sSSIi G$e sffSs
qS c a 2f fSs Ness in b BE- 40 7ss. Sa
Extra Mess g, IN 56Is 81 Pist = 5cSss Paskes
al fu EE 2TseG Afs 81 ' Ss q Ss,
gSds bellies s1e 9QS s hans son 10 9c Loo
i H. % rieEied ,a%sS s i iSse;
Smoked do DO $685. SSSSld ana .sy t
s9Ss9' Jas SsG e 6n s;f TSs
SwsS again p and light dn%Rf y sepy 2 Th
asE SS 'nS aecdd 'oas and E P aSnS
sSss G sRR'p quoted ef so"S Without at .s e.
At 65Se sales 25o e: 55e Ncye@eer closed a, use
clio ed at o30c February closed 63ic March closed
at G3se Refined Sentiment quoted e5oSs25c south
ticusr for the day and the movement was light State
creamery pals fancy 26@262c; state and Pennsylvania
fancy. sedsSsc western creamery, fancy s5ss5ss;
do prime 2oS sSc 90 fair to gGSd ~ ws,ten
goSa Py %;
Creamery choice. lGa1se prime. 12al5e western Dairy.
factory June hrEins 10a Sc June tubs iosfic arsts
oaalO2c; seconds S2d9c dairy and factory thi.i 7sd
10,,c; do white. fine. 1osG1O'sc common TO pane, $50
Skins, aGse Ohio nat iHe. EGGStouiet an.
generally steady State and Penn:ylyana 24e25c; Cana
2OG2ic icehouse lGal9c lined prime. 19c.
SUGAR-REaw In 80, light o demand Fair rehniSf
Ese?fs$ eS$ %d asssa
e,,SGisc; Extra &C" 6%dGsc; co. 6dOhc; yellow
= sTEARINE-Dug and more or les. nominal City lard
weTlT% oae Sus he'd h%y Prime city
quoted 4asc. No sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-07
WHO KANrs ELYNy,s RAILROADsl

Not little discussion has been caused by rmor
that Jay Gould intended 10 purchase controlling
Interest in the railway enterprises OF the late
Maurice i. Flynn, in Richmond. Va These
include the Sprague electric railway, known as the
Richmond Union Passenger Railway Company. the
Old horSecar line. which IS known as the City Rail
way and also two electric light companies None
OF The New Workers interested in the scheme who
could be seen Yesterday were willing 10 talk much
about the matter, but It Is not denied that many
prominent hnanclers have been making inquiries
ABOUT the property I'm question. among them being
an agent Of Henry Willard. Within few days also,
a railway expert has been making Investigations for
bo n whose name he refused 90 give. but who,
H. $40 poNINe assurance, amply able 10 buy
MihVe thing If he should be satisfied TO It's
oyne,9 NY Just who this capitalist is the present
30! toey do not know themselves but certain
Mr. Gould. iu tp'h 10 imhh ~ p"S ~
have heen n S friends Of Mr.. GOuii. however who
shat he intended 10 D1,rcase them i''''-o ''0 '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-07
JEROME PARK RACES TO-DAY
.. PROGRAMME OF GREAT NTEREsr-THE
ENTRIES.

orrsmme Of the highest interest ana the very
n I,,v ,s offered at jerome Park for todays
P' There will be no racing at Westchester' and an
ESnse crowd ought to go to Fouham 10 see inc
,scon, Manhattan Handicap run, with Its superb
r,renzi salvador Raceland, Los Angeles, senior
peo ,r,a Belle and Buddhist. Here is con-
va, 70. % great stars indeed. Seven of the
hoses in America TO meet at mic
ees' a,,er. AZ weights that VIII be sure TO make
anu 20, extremely close and exciting Every ore
the kos chance al the weights, but am inclined
oi u 'n that Raceland and Frenzi or salvador VIII
70 1T. noses in front of the others at the finish.
hAe ,S ,s now in such form, that. great as is my
Vs., Cor Ffrcnzi and Salvador, think he VIII Just
W. .,r Frenzi and Salvatcr have had no hard
oS' ,rce the sheepShead Gay meeting, and may need
rs . Or two 70 put them al their very best, while
,d L inst on edge. But whoever wins II VIII
memorable contest, one that Will linger long in
- r.couection of every person fortunate enough TO
see II. - Jul, -
ond. - -, e,.,ao...., ,,,
gellwood may be second
corl sbouId win the third race, Kern second.
pce.,d NAV be first I'm the Manhattan Handicap,
Lii Firenzi or salvador whichever Of the pair is
sddsn nv Mclaughlin should run second -
bradford has good chance OF taking the hfth
vute ought TO capture the last race, with Brat
second -. , .,ho,,o ,,.,,o,. IN oil tho
rars
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To.pAY,s COURT CALENDAR.

Supreme CoLreneral Tenn Van Brgn% P;sj
IL asIss ta Aei a; 5 Scsts
supreme Cour-sEeca! Ierm M ~ e5 ~ "a Is So
a. - g q = g ,ac 81 ,,z Ia" ana "e' Nos 2''
SUPREME CouftISpecia! Ternl-Pars lIaBetore Law
IS i IS H. Law "a and fact N0s 49,
s. s. j. j. g. o. i I To- li5 Rotor. op,sn
49, 81 1897 5i az a. az. az 2S Ss s s6S 9f
Supreme ITNo day caf iHSa,b,
Nos 1872 500 $50 957, SOB, 73o 43o 7oi. 955. go
81, gs, 73s, 5iS 74l, 1885, 1914 oSi 44S soa' 7SS
O' supreme tcufi-cireuit Part IvBeor Beach. 40
9G5 1913 $50 1905 1907, ods. $50 o4o 1i2 94' col
- suiTcsaes Court Ransom, Jwlls Of Israel
;;uHoner and NJ OF ~ q, M Sa 81 nG RIoSne Moss
Friedman VOL Baum William Scott, AndIeas zuleh HsS,
I Gs o ' HcmahS 10 80 anI
SsTS FeT@oTg Dus TGc 'G TSo S
superior coG!rE9uiiy Term Trgsx I-N No =
S6 e. 3d. i$ Is r. g. Ia 81 S. 50. 90, 81. 81. %.
o. s up Coz emrsr LgssEs sstgwiss
Goo J aS 600 SIS so5 5os 5o5 FOG 2'' -OO O' 10 10
superior regn-P9Et l IL, St s sr7 s3s
s Sir az % 80 ia ia ~ ~ az 10 ~ n, ono,
man Ines 24o, "a, So1 200 2si' 2'9 So'' 'O-'
u, COMMON PieasGcSGial Term Adjourned for the term
Common Pleas-Special Tcrm-Beorc Allen J--ealenas'
for OCTOBER ,.. ~. Do,o-, Dav n -ralcndss
Common Pleas-Equy IerH-D'ioro D''' ''-N'
for October ~. , ro,oro rarrauora
y iTos 16s Soi 1855. $50, 1923 llOi 100, 0sl.
1oe1 1ota s6 4GS 93s 1873. iiGS ilol, iila, III.
400, 1896. 16f, O9o, lioO. oiV' "o- -A'' ~" -
i' :mmo9 pleas-TrIal Tenn-Par IL Before .B aos
ta>cr Nos ii47 iA57 1888 1854 1875 l2s' nj
To- ',1ls 1914 1852 1897. 1904 1926 IL ,t3c'
i9G3 1907 oi5 1882 1852. 1i25, lo2s, ilsl iso'
l citT 100 Gc;u rSo Term-BefOre MeAdam j.
MOI cIST Court-Tral Tem-part LBsisTe Scaaowr 10
Nos 4o2s. 81. 9iOi, so, - Oo7. III"
city cca-Tral Tsr%Pa1,is I l III. @so5 oao aiss
sl2s 2i79 efsQ 2isS sfspb BEFORE Ehrlich j.
city CSHrt1,Tra nes5s esli. $3.50. 1913. sifi.
N nos IDS aica sis 1871 lssi yBc,ore McAdam
@. J.Speeis csl.ha snessonsPart I-Before MARITIME y
Court o. %eI msrict Attorney Fpg"aid-Nos TO TO-
lnelSs n Of General sesscnspsrt IBe,orc ,ilaer,ev
and Assistant District Attorney ""c''"'--No" p" "
Inclusive. , e...,... DAFT III --Refore Cowing
aas,stant District Attorney EosserNoA 70 TO- in'
ciustve.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-There f. u steady feeling spot grades OF
Rio and demand continues fair Sales. 5000 bags Nos
and T. private terms. Fair quoted 1920. Mild
gIOwtbs have moderate inquiry Options weakened AZ
The outset lower foreign advices ana some little long
selling July broke 2o points and other months "a 10
points HavIe however, closed stronger, which had a
strengthening effect and the loss partly recovered
Taken altogether, the market dull HaVre declined
2al r. carry, but closed with reaction OF d r. stock
In HsVrc 10000 bags of which POI 600 bags are Brazil
ag Hamburg declined la = pigs, closing quiet. Rio
advice, OF the 4h quote regular first 200 good second
Rio cealances for United States 1000 bags total stock
$4,000 bags receipts 00O0 bags receipts at Rio
luy to October B. 1889. $4,000 bags same Time 1855
l2i7000 bags nc 1887 $4,000 bags receipts at
rantOs July October g. 1859 5S7 900 bags same time
1888 $4,000 bags time 1887 261 900 bags. Sales
hrre fndaN % A. fnllOMs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-07
LIVE STOCK MAEKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

ST. 1Ouis, Oct. 0.-Catte-Receipts 500 shipmentk
600 Market steady: ciI0ice heavy native steers,
SO 9Odsi to fair good do % Soei 10 sloekers and
feeders ~ GO; steers ~ lOdT2 80. Hogs
receipts l. 100 SHIPMENT :, 200: market strong fair
choice. heavy, SO 9O0s4 % packing grades, s3 lOa
At light fair TO best, S4dSi b sheep-Reeelpts, 900;
shipments 100 Market am fair 70 choice % %. TO-
Buffalo. n. Y. oct 5.-Cattle-Receipts last - hours
500 head total week thus far ~ .2t6i for same
time last week % go consigned through $40 head
New York, l,62O; 200 hcad on sac prices nloi.
but not quotaby higher. sheep and lanbs,RreeiDl'
last "a hours $500 head total for week mus isf,
Al last week. 90 100 consigned
through. 5000 head; 300 to New-Yorki 5000 heac
Iiogs-Receipts last 81 hours, 1920 head tota iS
week thus far, 5S0; for same time last week oV,oiV
soC head sale 2de dull prices dsoop0g y %egs
p,aas 10 COOL council. = toasi so; pigs IS Ilo-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-07
,e -. SOC $40 500 500 500 $50 Dec. si173 Do
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.

By the operati of the New-lork Sub treasury
in the week ended Friday night. which included re-
ceipts of S4,87s, 900 for exchange on other SUD
Treasures and 81 ,532.1O2 for gold taken from
the ASSAY Office for export. and the payment OF
81 .649,135 for purchased bonds, the New-lo rk
banks lost S2O2j. 80 cash Yesterdays bank state
ment of the weeks averages reports loss o;
s3866,4O0 cash from the averages OF the prcced-
inp wpek As if is known that the receipts o!
cash by express from the interior during the week
exceeded 81 OO0, O00 the loss of S3,86o4Oo forces
the conclusion that there has been withdrawal
and lookup of some 100000 cash. Under
sucb circumstances it would be idle to estimate
the condition OF the banks at the close OF DuSi-
moss Friday. The decline of s5,Oj0,4OG in de-
posts is 100000 less than the decrease the
other changes call fOr-cash loss S3,S664Oo ana
contraction in loans 81 $4,000. The statement
results in deficit of 81, 668,OjO from the rule OIL
% Der cent reserve to deposits, but II must DE
remembered that the statement includes slS,OOo,-
600 of State bank capital as we'll as the
$40. 600 600 of National banks. The surplus re-
serves of corresponding dates of preceding years
we're as follows: 1888, Sll Al 1900; 1857,
s8,1l2,75O 1886, s5,00S,S 500.
The changes for the corresponding week Of pre-
ceding wears were as follows: 1SSS-loans IN
crease 81 929.IOO. cash decrease s2,327,1OO, de-
posts increase 81 300, and surplus reserve de-
crease So. 339.c7j: 1SS1-lOans increase s3,393,-
800 cash increase S232 100, deposits increase
s454s20( and surplus reserve decrease S9Oi,-
$50: lSSG-loans increase So, SCI 200, cash de
crease 81 5000 deposits increase So, l6SoOO. ana
surplus reSei We decrease s9OJ.l %.
The statement compares with those Of corresponding
dates OF 1887 and 1858 follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-07
COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Oct 81 p. m.-Cotton Ameriesn-Mddln :.
q lid The sales OF the day included 800 bales
American. ,.- ,a.,,.u Ian MD
dling clause October delivery 5S64d buyers october
and November delivery 4f6id sellers November and
Dnccmhor delivery. i0-0fd sellers; December ana
January delivery s99id sellers January IA and Feb Feb
delivery ) 396id sellers March and April delivery;
fO.6id sellers; April and MAY delivery; fl'ofd
sellers: NAV and June delivery, D 42.8fd sellers 80
New Orleans oct. j.-Cotton steady mlddling. ~
low uiddImg 1916: good ordinary, 35 net receipts
10 All: gross 1883: exports eoastwiSe, lOf sales
100: stock IS 3G7 net overland movement io5 ~.
eeks Octobcr l. Inclusive. % S2J bales against ~ 10
last year crop in sight i22 bales AGAINST ~
last year Northern spnners and Canadian taklngs 10
1--we weeks I2i 2s5 bales against li2 4S6 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-07

Inc SUNDAY tribune was full Of interesting features
~s. ''I "io'o on trip into the Highlands a
81 Social Life in Russia; letter from CbrstIanta
Inscribed the doings there Of the Oriental Congress
ae democratic movement in Brazil was the subject
1ons,sn,tI from hl0 de Janeiro q correspondent In
vseo iuInopIe seht an account Of a novel ride bv
onn, snrOngh lufkey-in-Asis: there was the usual
s" o' domestic correspondence the regular sunday
f he weir brilliantly maintained. and all the news
''s OF BY mall Twenty pages Price cents.
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SQUEEZING READY MONEY.
STOCKS NOT RESPONSIVE.
THE TREASURY ADDS OVER 100000 TO
THE GENERAL CIRCULATION OF
MONEY AND REDUCES ITS
SURPLUS
Sunday, October 6-p. m.

Sunday, October 6-p m.
The United States Treasurer last week received
from Customs 81, 800. from internal revenue
S2,570,225 and from miscellaneous sources
$780,, 1921 total from all s66'4, 936, against
s6,439,l72 for the preceding week
Yesterdays weekly Treasury statement shows a
loss TO its cash in vaults of s4,475,445 and a re-
duction of its deposits in National banks Of
sIe3,595: total reduction in it's net cash bal
ance 81 $4,000. But its liability for the re-
demption of surrendered National bank notes
was reduced during the week s465, sl3, so that
its surplus balance over trust liabilities was re-
duced S4,173,227. or course. the payments
made were on account of liabilities stated in the
report of September 30, that the surplus over
all liabilities probably was decreased only small
amount; perhaps TO the extent Of the payments
for purchased bonds The principal changes in
the vault balances were made up ~ follows: :
gain of 81 ,j59,2 l3 of gold by contraction of
S2,21O3sO in outstanding certificates, less loss
of s651,l67 bullion; the loss of s4,5s4, S41 by a
loss in notes Of S., 394, s4I, less contraction of
$4,000 in the amount of outstanding certif-
Gates and the loss of 81 ,57O,O12 Of silver by an
Issue of s2,O27,5l2 certificates less an accumula
ton of s4j7,50O of bullion and coin.
Subjoined are the results of yesterdays state
ment compared with those OF September %:
sept o. 1889 Oct. o. 1889 Differences.
Gold coin and bull.
less certificates
and 900 n00.- 90
$50 S23,9S4 $3.50 $50 lS' Inc tlOoJ'=lo
L. =. notes less ...
certificates - % 9os 423 is 1923 $50 Dec. Assist
Nat. bank notes. 505629 3,6S5.S2f Inc. 12o.l9o
silver dollars and
bullion less 80
tlIcates -, IS oG257O II. 1872 $50 Dee. 1570.O1o
Cash in Trcasy 32 700 SIPS 225 61 Dec $40 445
Deposits in Ma ,oo IN.
tiOnal banks. az. l3S,0iO 4l.9IA,AO Dec lo"'oo'
Total balance S174 $3.50 46 $40 200 log Dec e4035o4V
Deduct for funds
held TO redeem
Nat. blk notes.
Including the -. az 90
fund 1,S96 331 go, J24 Dec. 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-07
PELHAM HANDICAP-TwO-Y EAR-OLDS. SIX Flu


THE RACES BEGIN AT WASHINGTON TO-DAY.
Washington. oct. 6-The annual fan meeting OF
the National Jockey Club will begin tomorrow morn
ps and will continue through the week. There VIII
10 five races each day except Tuesday. when there
vuI be no racing on account of the parade of the
Knights Templar la &c number of visitors will be
I'm town. and good attendance is expected The
track is in better condition than ever before Ther
will be no bookmakng allowed at the grounds. and
the only modes of betting will be in the auction or
mutual pools which Will be run by the club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-07

Jan. 1 to Sept 3d.. 1.sf5,o34 1678oSs eoe 800
MILWAUKEE AND NORTHERN.
3 ssI$ 81
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN.
TSH1 %'s sp IN sept f;ss 1893 5000
OHIO RIVER.
= seo sss s sss ss
PEORIA. DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE.
Number OF miles. 254 2S 25t
Fourth week In sept. s2L701 s21 500
Jan. TO sept. 3d.. 5l6,3l2 $50, 776
TEXAS PACIFIC.
S%%s'F week OF miles n Sept, es ts s S sss
jan to sept Co.. f02S44 f.3sOlo2 444l,1W
WABASH
Number Of miles. LOCI 1,00l
Fourth week In Sept. .......... s3j 40 1851 900
Jan. To Sept. 3D.. S34S,l2I 33oo,ol4
WISCONSIN CENTRAL.
Number Of miles. sS Sis SlS
Jan / to Sept, so S72S 5o6 27so,c03 S02i.O0o
COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI MIDLAND.
$s%,'; s s.: %s; 80 s5 ts ;s
COLORADO MIDLAND.
Third week In Sept. ........ s29, 500 s314S2
DENVER TEXAs AND FORT WORTH.
Third week in Sept. ........ s37,G73 s75,oeo
ERLANGER SYSTEM.
fSd .aR % @ ss5f "a .ss s$$$S$;
GRAND TRUNK CANADA.
M Ng%ec ending IF s ssDt Of .&iSt s55s ess
Jan. to Sept, 81. 39585o2 13,o5j610 A05G,H6
TOLEDO. PEORIA AND WESTERN.
H$%$i IS 6 g.. %;; :s:Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-07

The bank exchanges at III. NewYork Clearing House
and sold the NewYork STOCK hAchshse Tor
the week Of three years compare "a follows
oct ~ Oct 6. 'SS. Oct. , 50.
Exchanges SEQ Dol 400 S8lI 51S. G5l sSSz63l 300
No shares snld IA al LOGS O9j l,HJ,0T