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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARRE7S.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


Dulness was more particularly the feature OF last Sat
and that is saying good deal but not than is borne
out by the fact that total sales Of wheat options
amounted to less than 100000 bushels. There was no
news that would influence market either Even the
professional operators the field pretty much to
themselves confined operations the lowest possible
limits everybody seemed nclHed 70 await iufhef uc
Sc oprnents. Foreign a1vices Odeled little encourage
ment the meagre dispatches from the West failed 70
were not and the cearances were NOD
crate october opened at S4s and December at SG2
cents, decline OF e cent Then came raIy OF ceHt
rnled thereafter 20 the The market closed tady
September options alone showed loss, closing of at
S3t. all the Others remaining unchanged as follows
October SAL November S6's December s0 January e7'4
The cash market was also tagnant nothing being done
for export ard only small lots being taken for mailing
The tone slightly weak
Corn was again weaker, and the trading devoid Of
spirit Closing c sSo hS%S1 t deSns Of s ong e 6
"a cent aud ruling dull Only IS 900 bushels taken
for export Net losses recorded the 4
for October Al and May at 49, and OF for November
at 42 and December at 42 september closed unchanged
" oats we're dull and shade lower all around. sym.
patty with but shippers took 20 900 bushels The
56 December 2Gs aud May at 2s94 cents September
and October closed unchanged at 90 cents.
Lard trfe better in the options. september
changed at s6 Is January recorded gain OF cent
ssOed at 81 g. Nothing was TAKEN for export was
Tho receipts OF grain and -four reported SATURDAY
NewYork Baltimore and Boston were follows Wheat,
els grain. $50 PAP bushels -four 81 7s7 packages
AZ Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Louis the arrivals
100 bushels total grain. 646764 bushels -four 15444
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
NEW-YORK CITY.

The American Paediatric Society, an association OF
physicians who mako special study of children
diseases VIII meet at the Arlington Hotel, Washlns-
ton D. c. on Friday and Saturday. september ~
and 81 Among the physicians who Will read papers
and participate in the discussions will be Drs' "A.
jacob j. L. Smith, A. seibert A. Calle. W. p North
rup j. E. Winters, J. O'Dwyer W. l.. Carr, J. H.
Fruitnght, Dillon Brown and L. Huber, all OF New
York
new organ to cost 2ooo VIII soon be placed
in ST. Jamess Roman Catholic Church, In James-st'
The Rev. Hugh j. Kelly has been selected by Colonel
cavanagh as chaplain of the Goth Regiment
reception will be given TO Jerome H. owens at
the Presby terlan Church Of sea and Land on next
Monday evening, in honor of the completion OF his
thirteth year of continuous service in the Ludlowst
Sunday-school
The funeral of s. Housman was held Yesterday
morning at the family home. No. 63 West flfly'
sccond.st.
Joseph Onkcy, age twenty-eight, ticketagent or
the Sixth-ave. elevated road at Eighteenth-st, was
found dead I'm his bed at the Rochester Hotel, NO
1I2 Bleeckerst.. late Saturday evening onkey hac
been at the hotel for week. and formerly lived WIZ
his mother at No. AGA West Twenteth-st. lie hac
been unable TO sleep for several days and it is sup
posed that he took an overdose Of opium by mistake
The various Gesang Vcreino of the city arc busilJ
engaged prac ling the musical festival TO DC helt
next month The rehearsais held in the AroI
Hall
A. II. Keane the celebrated professor OF anthro
pology at University College, London is expected Ii
this city in few days. the guest of Leonard JACOBS
An entertainment will be given or September q
by the Pilgrim Athletic Social Club An elaborate
programme has been prepared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.york. saturday, Sept 14.-BEEvES-Reeeipt' 81
carloads OF 1913 heads carloads direct 70 E =, wsst
d smobreers including 50 carloads fer Eastmsns COM
many and 25 carloads for j. Stern 49,
no trading az Jn rceiyed today quote the London
ard Liverpool markets for retrlRcrate1 bcel ~
3sd equal scant 7'tc per u o, &, the Furnessia by
Shipments I1sO quarters Oh Deel III wv
'CALVEs|So fresh arrivals worth noting eu0N'
steady az yesterdays current prices. oae ', a, oLo
Sales.--future & Mullen: A Grassers go ID '' -@'
pei, 10 uouenbeck: 10 Grassers. 315 n. at o2c OK
SSuEFP AND LAMBS-Recepts % carloads Q, esS
Il carloads az Jersey City and IL car9ais ,,
ST. Demand active for prime s3 G eo u a. a. q5c per
N and common 70 prime LAMBS AZ oH@'e"
everything closed out o,o Canada lambs SO n aver
Sale n w. 100 n 200 Northern Canada do 81 q ga a.
sG IL t9s d. SO n SO 40; Bucks 100 ID az 80 ~
Sheep 50 l9n a. 81 rs state Lambs 90 n at s6 s2
SO d. 50 H. 50 9 e SHEEP o Seep los n az s5 50
Dilenback s,b Rew 7Sl no. n. at 2' y i2s
1e2 c1nada Feno' 2oS Canada Lambs 81 n M
Ohio do II H. az SO 81 30 W HSic i". 50 n a. s5
50 Pd h9 * Us Teq!y sh 100 S a toi g. n
sherman & Culver; i IS n AZ s % III Kentucky
q 20 192 B IN .S 49, GG iii Canada do - n at
Newton rept 80 kentucky shesp 1Ui Is a,
10 d. % n, az . % -, Kentucky i-''O' % ~
Iuii buckingham 10 IVES. NitRh'a - Sa a. n a.
81 go E Et 40 74l n 40 81 o. 262 West Nr2iIl
i1g AZ n at - 25 216 PennsylNana GO 81 90 ~ a.
IS 90, $3.50 DO 90 n, at $6 81 ~ SUI u' ~ '
So 80 pdcOck 1872 Territory Sheep 1o7 n at 50 iss'
81 jersey s do iii CT at :? 5 * Virgin, S7
s. s7a IS kentucky do SO H. at - % 90 d. IS r. as
q az . 1870 rs 81 DO do - = b. q SIS =.
- ~ Kasc: 80 Mixed Lambs from Buffalo % "a 20
a o. Io6 nnsylvania do. 81 n, az 50 10 suo Nv
at e. Receipts "a carloads Of $50. heat ~ sss
worth reporting Steady 81 35dsi 10; Pigs so4'' 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
THE WEBER PIANO.

Creamery tubs fancy od2l i2c Western Creamery fancy.
20Iaa2lc; do prime l7al9c' do falr 70 goa, daIoS
lsdI5c; State Dairy; Welsh tubs choice I5glse is'
f8aijc 70 prime 10Gl2c western Dairy eh2lee
I11e aTns 10di2c June tubs 1OG1 nc; hrsts 9a1o2c
seconds ga he dairy and factory thirds 7lsd7
CJTFFSE-Firmly held to the -.te advance
Win moderate export demand. New stock:
state factory, full cream, coored, me- 9qy2.e;
skins Gad7.c part SKINS. 32d5e common skins, la2c
Ohio fat 5LdSc common prime. -EGGS-Stea1y ana
oniet an late prices STATE and Pennsylvana 10
Canadian. Zoe for fancy; Western, lsiial9c Tor
line : do fair. 16i2d17c; do held, 15Gl6c.
SUGAR-RAw-Ra quiet but held with decided
strength Fair refining sac Centrifugal 90 testOsGoze:
.REFINING-Fairy active and firm. Crusheto'. sc CUT
Loaf sac Cubes. Size Powdered sasc; Granuaed &c;
Mould "a" Slc; COnfectOncrs' "A" SQo'sci siabalri
"a /" &c Of "a" 7sd7 I2.1Gc; white Extra &C." 5as
7i9c; Extra &C" 67s07sc; &C." GsaG'sci Yellow oss
STFARINE-Has slow demand. City Lard quoted a,
the Western &C. Oleomargarine, sec for fresh ana o1c
'ThLLOW-steady and quiet. Prime City quoted CLOS
ing 45ic. Sales $4,000 ~ 44c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
oorrov N.pKrrs-pY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Sept a. p m 6 iorIudei ) 500 baleI
American -. ,,.orcap- Niddling low mid
dne clause September delivery $3.50 ,Srs snl No.
Der and October delivery otoio s ylsnSer and Decem
her delivery iO6ld sellers December ana nSelyefy
iy,,rx a. dad sellers; January ana feptudl 20 ei1
,a IA, Oilers. February and March delivery . Mi
buyers; March and A2ri alaEHttS' 'V'0''
GALVESTON sept -CO,osn, l,rTss Ne. and gross
low .o u. 100 bales sales COS stock 80 IS5 MAI
Norfolk Sept 1i.-Cotton STEADY; mdn'ng, 1855
and gross receipts, l23 bales exports
SSvannah Sept l4.Cotton quiet; mia1 n iaes saes
r,ii,iing 95sc Net ana gross receipts ''V-
1900 stock, 272i2. . ..,.., steady: midtns,
n ICc low middling 10 3lGc good ori'.S - prita a
ecelpts ass bales gross l72 export i75 coastwlse
600 sales lOO stock 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept. 10 (Special.The wheat bulls yester
aay closed December l. the price on Friday
night rather meagre result Of hard days work. The
crowd was ranged has during the week
half dozen prominent scapers exerting themselves
advance the pflce exporting crowd NewYork and
the milling crowd in the Northwest acting sse bear
side and 'Of Hutch patronizng first side and then
the other December wheat opened at 1884 cents, sold
between 7as 1855 7s' and closed at 7s9 TO 7e7s
cents Bradstreets weekly article was probably the
prncpal bull stlmulant Huehnsons purchases OF wheat
were at 76. cents and prevented decline under that
there were no fross. Tho wet weather encouraged
boders sufficiently 70 advance the price slightly for
moment hut the sellers ounumbered the buyer and
me decline was resumed May. which opened at 8fN
tounbed 34l and sold "a owsas "a cents
A. s4. Oats were dull opening and closing at the same
prce There was advance hogs az the yards OF 10
To 90 cents remarkable thing considering the large NJ.
cepts Indicating that the packers as rule have large
dead or rather asleep The price stuck a. $40 30 but
there we've NOT over traded in Even Jenuay
pork was not nearly active as q has been II opened
Siose1 AZ 50 i7i BALDWIN the big buyer ~ late was
moderate seller Lard aud ribs closed at 22 cents Dc
c,inc nom the opening On curb wheat without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Bunolo. n. " Sept 14.-Catle- for the past
limo last week Ri 500 eonsisne1 h"ugh 900 70 New
WORT 600: OH sale, $50 market steady. sheep and
.mbs-Recepts tho last "a hours 900 9,a 700 nor
eotsigned through 200 New.York 800 lambs weak
sheep strong Hogs-Reeeipts for INC lsst - houts
week 1920; consigned through. 800 % NeH.York,
zoo on sale. 2100 heavy 10 medium. s4afi 80 corn
Yorkers "a soas4 95 grassers 81 4oNSi 70 DIGS sa
q ID. . c,o r..o,.,. son. sh,n,e,,s
1000 market steady good % heavy native slee,s S o
a. iOds2 so range steers. 90 20aS2 o.
GOO shipments, coo market sfonB oL st 70 H., a.,
10 bert s4ds4 40. Shecp-Rece!Dts 100 shipHshe'
900 markct steadY falE u choice a3 30aaf 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Brazil growths tho SPIT have not var.et
ths day ruling steady aud quiet. Fair caroes quoted
I99.c No sale- reported Mill grades in mcdeiaIe d..
maud Sales 100 bags MaraaibO and 500 picuts Java to
arrive both private terms options developed further
weakness In keeping with lower cable adgioes. Hayrc
dropped al4 fr. aud Hamburg. 4G2 pig. on ming sales
hors shovel loses OF 10al5 points but toward the
close sigh reaction, leaving oil cady. Sc u
laOn was entirely the SatudU Oh iIdctr. Rio
September II quoted firm. Regular FIRST, 200; Good
second, $50; Exchange (prilate 27h receipts. 1000
bags Rio cear-ji Tor United states 1l,OOc bays NO
ccarances Europe, 2009 bags tt1 stock, $50 900
hays santos receipts If 600 bags receipts RIO July
to september II, 1889 $1,000 bags same time 1883,
90 bags time 1887 3js 900 bags receipts az
santos July 70 september IL 1882 AIS 900 bags same
1885 271 0oO bugs time 1887, 1875 000 bags
Sales here today, 90 600 bags, follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Mr.. Smalcy wrote in The Sunday Tribune second
letter English alkers; l.. c. discussed the visit OF
Swiss marksmen to the French Exhibition and TWO
others Paris sketchcd the quarrel between NM
Erckmann and Chatrian the literary partners and the
history Of lie journal des Debats' during the century
completion 10 has Just commentaries the core
tpOndence rom the new states vas continued win
lettor Politics in Washington; there were two I'M
Iortant book reviews one Mr. Morscs Franklin, and
The Other Of Through Romany song and work on
(,ypSy Music SUNDAY features were brilliantly
maintained and all thc news OF Ie daY was given Copies
may stun be had AT the office or by mall Eighteen
naIaS .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.
trial before Recorder smyth. IL a. m.

Ives trial before Recorder Smyth IL q. m
Hamilton case, before the Grand Jury.
Rsptist ministers conference morning.
Funeral Of w. r. Ladd No. 140 West Thirty sNth'st'
Meeting Of School Site Commissioners. No. IS William.
St, afternoon. 1870. ,.-,,.
Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Meeting Of the Presbytery OF NewYork Scotch Church.
lfternoOn x,,..
Ancient Order Foresters OF America parade. Harlem
ana picnfc, Sulzer's Harlem River Park.
Executive Committee OF Republican County Comnl'ee
Noting Grand Opera House. p. m. -
Meeting OF the Republican Club No. 45o Fifthave'
p. IN. -, r,-.,
Meeting Of the Young Mems Democratic Club, HOFFMAN
House, y. m. .,a.
Clgarmakcrs' International Union annual convention
Tammany Hall.
Olsen inquest. Brooklyn.
Jersey City Board Of Trade meeting Second Nstionai
Iank building Jersey City, p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
ANOTHER DULL WEEK.
STOCKS FLUCTUATE LITTLE.
THE TREASURY LOSES CASH AND REDUCES
ITS AVAILABLE SURPLUS.

Sunday, Sept. lj-p. IN.
The United States Treasurer last week received
from customs 4,18l, ZIG and from internal rev.
cnue S2,s32 500; total from both s7014, rs,
against S6,5l4 0S4 for the preceding week. Yes
terday's Treasury statement shows a loss TO the
net cash in vaults of 81 1886, 6l5 for the week, and
a reduction IN the amount of its deposits in Ma
tional banks of S242, 731, making the loss TO the
net cash balance S1,579,346. The liability for
the redemption Of surrendered bank notes was
reduced 81 ,653, so that the available surplus
was reduced 81 1898, 693. The changes in the
vault balances were important, but they prn-
cpally were occasoned by the receipt at the
New-York Sub Treasury of gold certificates in
exchange for lcgal-tender notes and silver Ger
tifcates paid out at Western and Southern Sub
Treasures The gain to the gold balance was
made up by an accumulation of bullion, s6l3,-
9O3 plus reduction in the amount
of outstanding certificates, S2,70l,l2O. The
loss of S2,469945 to the legal-tehdcr
balance was made by loss of notes. 81
81 9,945, less a reduction in the amount OF out
standing certificates $3.50, 00G. The loss OIL
81 ,7551s9 10 the silver balance was made pS IN
issue of S2,46s,Sl3, less an accumulation OIL
Sn3.624 bullion and coin. The actual net cash
in the Treasury vaults by yesterdays statement
was So 500, 622 less than by the monthly statement
of August 81 to which SUM, adding 9l'%oo'ouV
for two weeks silver coinage gives over ec'oooooV
as the sum which has been added TO the general
circulation of legal money during the last TWO
weeks.
Subioned arc the results Of Yesterdays statement co
nared with those Of the weekly statement OF sept q
Sept = 1859. Sept II, 1889. Differences
/ Gold coin and bull.
| less certificates
and o0no0.. 800 $50 90 ..y o,- o-o rnc a. Yl5O,3
/ reserve. S19,7I3,J1I tco,Vo' io'N Inv
u Al O2se63 % 55s ms Dec. 2,4O9 9io
| notes 4,o93,OJ4 oiJoo'o'V Nv
| Silver dollars and
bullion less -. -, -oo 80 ,,oc 7 -,5 IS,l
| uIcacs 23,0Jo,53Z -l'i'o'''D
Cash I'm treaty sl3s 74s636 sl374l2O2l Dec sl33oGlo
| Deposits Ma 49, ,.- ,,oo "a
! tIona banks. al ,S99,96S 4l,Oo't-o' DS'' 49,
Total balance sIsO 6O4 sl79O69 2jS Dec aLo'03iG
! Deduct for funds
| held 10 redeem
| Nat. blk notes,
including the 5 .,.., -,,. ,,,o 1ss G5y
40, By, lS9 1J,ofotoop NV i'''NN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
rr,nnrrAN PRODUCE MARKEr.

Holders offer moderately BoEonIT siloSIiISdcrs olis'
Sr SnS c steady 26s 81 e
Holders oner i,erH one mo5.raJY Pobs.
Western 9laPs spot ST and sp,.msss. 'S wsaS and
ard NODs@esf conspot and S Hons
ofet molrrdlS tyos,c,n SPOT easy ~ y 80 - rns
freely mlNe ,a Coast nominal holders are not o"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
OH, MARKETS.

oil CRY, Penn. Sept. 14-Natonll Transit certificates
opened AZ 800 highest l0oas Lowest 92-i cloet 1907.
900 hbs; ceHTanCe-. 26S 900 bills; charters
~ % bbl-; shipments -. 227 bbls runs So OBJ bQs
pttsburg sent lA.-PetrOeum duil but firm National
Transit cerifcaio- opened at o3s closed, 1904 highest
lOO1- lowest. 997,.
Bf4ifori Penn sept l4.-Nations Transit certificates
opened ar g0l,. closed loOis highest 1904 lowest
99S. clcarances. 7ss OOC hhs.
Tlu-vlIlr Penn. SEPT l4-Nat1nal Transit certificates
opened o. c0l, highest. 1902 lowest 9ja closed 1QOA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
TILE CHOICE OLE TILE MEN.

The Pennsylvanis Railroads New York and Chicago
Limited enjoys an enyiabie reputation among the men
for the simple that II presents every con
venence. Good meals, luxurious smoking quarters, o
room and barber-shOp books, writing materials
and sleep compelling berths. Is anything omitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
TIE MONETARY SITUATION.

As was TO be expected. with loans ruling at
3a4 per cent and the supply at the rates over
abundant. the bond offerings to the Treasury last
week were small. The QUITO from the city of
money To the West and South. through Treasury
agency and by express. probably reached $1,000
900 Tor the week. So that yesterday bank state
ment reported surplus reserve of only S5l3l,-
775. In the language OF the Street the statent mt
was called bad one. As Il matte: of fact. we
have had no bad bank statements since $50. when
the total reserve was over 81 60. 600 00O and the
surplus reserve was over $GO,0OOOOO. II
seems not unlikely that rates fo= none. in the
near future may .uie highe. than they did durna
last week. and it will not be bad feature If they
shall gulc NJ the full legal rate during the com
ing active months. But there should be no
question, after the experiences Of the last three
weeks that, AT legal .ates. both the total avail
able balance of the Treasury and portion OF
European capital will become available for com
mercial and mercantile usage during the whole Of
this season. The statement made that four of the
larger banks carrying nearly all the surplus
is misleading. In the Clearing House there are
State banks which are not legally bound by the
National law as to reserve. and pa- little les,
attention 10 il than have done the National banll'
since resumption January /. 1879 The state
] . per cent of the- deposits and in active time,
have safcl- Eun Though with reserves OF ONLY
IOaI2 per cent Therefore il might he true that
four Of the National banks held greater surplu,
than the total held by the whole association, and
yet every othcs National bank in the association
he carrying more than % per cent Attention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
pprNT CLOTHS.

,o y / sept li-The print cle,h mlas !,
Arm al 90 cents les = per g' ,aS mo-. mand
with H,Siny for 30, cents. or better Wht ,eek In
aSated no%aay a. 81 2e Scc pcce. SSSi At
this maihvV cont Toe stock In the halnS OF gOs
les = ~ 600 pieces Ca ana iSoVO p''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
rrpoprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London sept. Il. 4 80 p. m.-Pafis adviees quote
cont rcnrs a. franc. AZ centimcs for the
nj exchange on London az - francs 20 centimos for
checks. a., A., .
England ON balance today Is - coo pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
NichOlsOn'S
Bread

Is sold largely throughout the Union and abroad
II IS an absolutely pure Mat Extract Of delicious
taste. a tonic which restores the system 70
healthy condition, 4 liquid food OF excellent
quality FOR well o. sick persons. II IS recon-
mended by physicians In cases OF debility, ek
haustlon and wasting diseases; also to nursing
mothers and infant nyallds. 1t IS an excellent
appetizer, a valuable restorative and constructive
with lowest sleoholIc development. Manufactured
OF choicest materials and rpenei by time
Medical and popular experience has proven the
Extract OF Malt most valuable tonic or remedial
preparation which IS freely prescribed By ply.
sicians, especially where the nervous or physical
systems are injured by disease or overwork.
Sold by all leading Grocers and Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
STAINED
nary SD Low Mi1lling. 10 l-lU

Good Ordinary ..........ol2 Low Ml1dIlhg l'lO
htrc1 Good Ordinary Dig Middling ..........10's
Optons-Thcc very llttl" life IN the speculation
to-day, but the general tone was que sttong owing 10
rrpOl was weaker without having any material effect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16

COTTON-On The spot QucL aud steady and with
out material change Sales 29i bales consumption.
Since september I the receipts at the ports. aggregated
the corresponding time last year, including to-day .
Quotations based on American standard OF classlh.
atiO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
Gold coin and bull.
lcSS carfiNcatpA
snce D'V'slol ll94l5 s09.725722 Dec $l'"99o0
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.

BY the operations of the Ncw-N DIRK Sub Treasury
in the week ended last evening, which included
the receipt of 81, S31 goo for exchange on Otlct
Sub Treasures and the payment of Sl,29b'4 Ol
for purchased bonds, the New-lo rk banks LOST
S3Oi5SgS cash. Yesterdays bank statement o.
averages reports loss OF S3,0js,5OO cash. fol-
lowing our estimate of week ago, that the state
mpnt of the averages of that week nearly appfOA-
mated the actual amount held at the close OF
business Friday, September g. yesterday statement
reflects shipments TO the interior Othet Ildl
through Treasury agency of about S&,OOo'oVO
and that the actual cash holding at the close OF
business last Friday was about S2.oOO,OoV "SN
than the sum reported the average OF the week
An expansion of S2,S70900 in loans almost OF
sets the loss in cash, so that decline OF only
S?63 500 in the deposits makes the statement
nearer than usually consistent The statement
results in loss 10 the surplus reserve. OF
So 992 600 and leaves it at Sj,l341'o, against
Sl2423,575 September -, SSS; S3,0l96'1 sep
TENDER II, 1881 and S7,6e2,l25 september 49,
$50.
The changes of corresponding weeks OF previous
wears were as follows: lSSs-loans decrease
1852 200 cash increase S63l 500, deposits lhcfcas'
S21 500, and surplus Iescrvc increase % -
$50; lSS7-loans decrease S346,eou, cash u'
crease 1923, 900, deposits increase S43,Ooo, ana
" surplus reserve decrease S334 $50: lSS6-loalN
decrease 1924 200 cash increase $4,000, deposits
increase 500 500, and surplus reserve increase
S4S,050.
The statement compares with those OF corresponding
dates Of 1887 and 1888 as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16

u.,.ayian Government, Wines.-PqnS dSnsilsy a. 10
hunhma"f labe on each bottle. lilgnn auyycn,k
n.,sss General Agency, 90 BToad-st' Ne"'A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16

Hungarian Government Wines. Quality unmipassed'
Zach bottle bears the Government label General Agency
w BToad,st, New.York-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16

Hungarian Government Wines. bouquet Rpdv. Fla
Cheapest and Best General Agency, 90 Broad a..
Eew.YgIk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16

The bank exchanges at the New-YoIk Clearing House
and sold the NewYork Stock Exchange for
the week Of three years compare a. follows:
Sept. Y, 81. Sept. - IS. Sept u. 80.
Exchanges ..SO2s 63i 7SG SO43 1G5 jS3 SOL 2I572i
No. sold 1,192144 132cSIf l,4sl lO-