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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARX ETs.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS,


The speculation in wheat was fairly active at the
Produce Exchange yesterday. but It was chiefly Of
local character and the greater part Of II was
credited to switching operations. Upward Of
1000 900 bushels changed hands and nearly all Of
it was absorbed by December and May. The
fluctuations were comparatively moderate. at no time
extending beyond 34 cent and the close OF the day
slowed marked change from that OF satufuay.
The tone Of the foreign adVces was somewhat stronger
and there seemed 10 be a pretty general expectation
of decrease IN the amount on passage and this lent
a strengthening influence to the market early In the
day, that December which opened at 81 and May
at 81 &c cents "a slight decline on saturnay clos
But these influences were more than Offset by
an increase Of nearly 100000 bushels 10 the ysbls
hack 3-sa5-s cent and closing steady. Final figures
were almost unchanged follows: October, ~ IS,
November, SO rs; December 81 Ia, January, 80 IA
The spot market ruled unsettled and closed. IL
anything, shade easier About 10000 bushels were ,
Corn advanced again. the visible supply showing
decrease Of nearly 100000 bushels Speculation
was decidedly more active. over 100000 bushels
changing hands Options on final figures showed mel
gains Of SO cent on October at 40 80 AID or
December at al "a cents and OF Ia cent on January
at al 5-5 cents. May closed unchanged at AZ cents
spot corn also advanced 1884 cent, $4,000 bushels
being taken for export.
oats felt the rmness noted in corn and prices mahe
gain Of 1-s01-4 cent all around. Speculation was
slow while cash trading reached moderate acuVlg:
Net gains wero recorded in options Of o-5 cent on
December at GO cents. and IS cont on October a.
25 3-5, November at 20 3-s and January at 20 IL
cents May remained unchanged at - "a. -, .
Lard was shade higher and firm; closing nsdlShs as
follows: October. 98 So November. go % Decemoer'
So ga January SO 81 February. S6 80; March, 70 AZ
The receipts Of grain and -four reported yesteriay
follows AZ NewYor Bat inc S ana Sos oa.
1913 O22 bushels; total grain, 53O',9o ogsheS noIr,
SOFA packages. At Milwaukee and ST. LOUIS me me
arrivals were Wheat. 222 81 bushels corn, 3I45?S
SnsheIs. oats COS sic bushels; total grain, 1858
bushels; -four. 1904 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29

Washington Oct 2s.rhe Army Kesfl ne Sao Scs,
yoked at Vancouver Island in December sa,oS !.
dIssoIva eenearl courtmartal has been ofuer'" "a -
uss wc.t point Military Academy October ~
[ Capsn rawad F. Wood sh Cavalry president president
and First Lieutenant John C. W. Brooks n WI 1r ~.
udee.asvocate Lieutenant-Colone Henry :. "ooa'
JuuEe-au'o0N1' sr,I has been ordered on tour Oh
nsnoc.,on to include arsenals posts and militia,
schools in North Carolina south carolina 49, an
's nd virginia Captain Stanton ~ MaSon'
fiofiu' an" hccn ordered to Jefferson Barracks Mo-
Lieutenant John F. Parker who Iatey re'un So
.hrea wears cruise OH the Adams has been a.
rom q N 80, AZ recorder OF the Greer Board upo'
sSSn,u ,s,niratlOa drills and tactics of the Navy nv
inc shin saratoga has been put into eOmmiss,0n
the portsmouth n H. Navy Yate Rear s,a,a Naval force.
H. .s ,siatic station. reports. under date oil oe'0
oh aIpostlon OF the vessels under his e0nn~ s.n,
follows: The Omaha at NasasakL "O c.uscnor: the
a,Snor = for Chemulpo. Cheoo and Tsnscno"' 40
- vas at Nagssakl. the Marion At Ch'HN''
,no Monocacy at Yokohama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29

State bonds continued to be entirely neglected
OF city bank stocks, Commerce sold IA at %, and
Tradesmens (25) AZ 90.
The general bond market WAS unusually active
although the movement Of prices was not evenly
in either direction Denver and Rio Grande West
ern first receipts advanced per cent 10 90: Gulf
Colorado and Santa Fe gold Us | l-2 TO 65 l-2
and Ohio Indiana and Western iirsts per cent
to 81 large number Of issues gained A TO l-2
per cent The conspicuous declines occurred in
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas issues in cOnse-
uuence of the opposition TO the proposed reorganiza
ton. The gene raj mortgages lost per cent and
the first Is | I-s per cent. Other declines were
small fractions Reference is made TO our full
report Of bond sales.
Money Oh call ruled at TO per cent until near
the close, when it was bid up for small sums 10
per cent. The great body OF new loans was at
per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was ms
follows: Exchanges, ss4,ls7I29; balances,
S4.175356.
The Sub-freasury to-day was debtor 10 the
Clearing House sl37,s31 It's net gain on bal
ance on Saturday and to-day was Sl07,550, made
up by a gain OF 81 G7,500 coin minus loss OF
$50, $50 currency. The two days operations COW
cred Receipts So, 81 1898; payments 50, 705,9Ss
resulting in a general balance OF s1s5. 1871 +,
consisting OF 81 76,347,794 coin and s9,366,077
currencv
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
cejved today 1924 National bank notes for
THE customs receipts were Ss660is, the inter
nal revenue receipts s669,531, and the miscella-
neons receipts 1921 DAB:
Today's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
Ggures Of the last previous statement as ioAows'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29

Buffalo, Oct -Cattie-Recepts last % hours 7aa
head total for week thus far 9e0Q for time IsSt
week conslgned through 90 head, 800 b Nav
YORK $500 head sale good cattle In imrpe1 demand
higher grades advanced and closed firm IN Q,1
demand choice shipping. 1Joo9l, 600 10 - 50asf 75
prime 20 choice native shipping steers, l4OOaL5O0 n
"a 250s4 40 medium 70 good export grades 300df 400
~ SO 76a ~ 20 10 choice canning and Dutehcng ea
tie, 200d 800 ~ 90 40as3 90 medium 20 good do. liOq
200 ~ 90 2J0S3 7j good g choice shipping do 10000
LOO ~ % 25es3 80 very common sad gil grades. 90os
1000 ~ g2df2 So Michigan steers stockers sld feeders
fair 20 good native shipping s2es2 40 fair y choice
and helfers, 1898 rs medium TO good 90, s2 75ass
er common to extra s25asl5 sheep snd lmbs-Receipu
last "a hours, 900 head total for week thus far 10 200
for time last week 1s 600; consigned through
200 head 5000 head 70 New York $500 head on sale
sheep; s5as5 9o medium 70 good do. a. COG q rs
mon DO S4as4 so Canada lambs good 20 choice % 151
90 35 fair to good lambs o. 1890; common do, q 500
IS; Western lambs goo1 70 choice, seas6 Is. Hoss-
far $1,000; Tor same time last week. - 300 consigned
through, 10 800 head, 1000 head TO HewYorki 1880
head sale trade fairly active emf prices shade higher
mediums aud heavy "a 25as4 90 mixed, 81 25ast 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
p,rpovs or HUsBAYDRY IN MICHIGAN

Port Huron Mich, Oct. 28.-Not less than 'o.ooo
Michigan farmers have Joined the Patrons OF hur
bandry since last May. and the number Is ineeasms
every week They threaten 10 become the controiHs
mower In the p )ics Of the State and then TO spr'"
over the entire country The Patrons claim TO nav
been forced into being by the mOnopolies ana rus,
and they propose to organize combination ,nS' 49,
strike terror TO the hearts OF their enemies 10 an
town where they have foohold they enler W. trade
ironclad contract with dealer In each inc Va mai
m nurchase only from him, eXacting pieuso eSHt
they shall not be charged 10 exceed - pc have
advance on wholesale prices. Inc TaNo"'
lodges in forty-seven counties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
LII, srocn MARKErs-gY TELEGRAPH.

chicago. Union stock Yards Oct 9s oOo Droyers
Journal Market stronger Tor good Others lower BeeHes
- S0G*9 buls and mixed. 81 166a2 80; Texas cattle,
81 80 9 80 s5 Western rangers 81 15oS3 90 lioes.Re.
celps Z-ysd s3 900 A. 90 heavy, 50 s5ds4 20 light
higher a, an. skps s3aS3 So Shecp-Recopts 1000
sS9Oaxi % 600 Market steady. Natives, $685.
"a 5oasl is Texans, sSas4 10; lambs a4s5 -
fSc piovers Joumss Lonion csbegrSm quotes liberal
supp"s ~ estimated weight.
lie per "a, oct 2s.CattlcReceips 500 shipments.
81 .rat strong active; choice heavy native steers:
400 40 fair TO good do. 90 40asA 80 stockers and
~ -0dF1 a, aOgso so range steers, S2dS2 80 Hogs
Sceln,s 1000 shpmepts 100 Market shade sSh he
fair TO air 10 best SO 006s4 TO- Sheep-Receins 600
a. llgh 100 Market firm tar to choice. 80 i0de4 CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29

FLOUR AND MEAL-FI.OUH -EaFlY 10 Inc day rhr
gensf,l tone quite nm, IN sympathy with wheat bt
when Inc latter declined the market became heavy and
herr Was come little pressure - sell Prices houetsy
bowed no material change Trading quite moderate
,brof5hou sales. 20 800 bhls $500 bbls for
Including 300 bbs Low Extra. ~ jOas2 IS 500 mis-
CIV Mill 81 a5.i 40 for West Indies 400 bbis Man.
sot Extra 20 5OGtj 30; goo bbs Winter Wheat Extra
5OGs5 ~ 900 bbls suerfne. e. lOas2 IS LOO bbIs
Fnc, 81 1882 30. Quotations; City MIL Extra West
Indies a. 9OdN4 40; Patents 81 75aEj as Low Extra
" 5Oasa So; Winter Wheat, low grades, e. 5Ods5 IS
fair 10 choice s8Gs4 40; fancy, - jOdS4 20 Pstents
poor % choice, ~ l5att 90; fancy s5gs5 Is; Mime
asa ~ Rye Mixures g i5ssa s. stSsh" tai bo 90 10
fancy 90 7J48l IS Patents ordinary choice a. 25a
wi9tor. e. i9s5I "a Fine = 75ss2 90 Market elosd
steady in urce. kaes. 1000 bills Shipping Grades
aS2 So: Trade and Family Extras. s3aei so Patent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The best thing that could be written about the
crude petroleum market yesterday would cover the
history of weeks past The market showed a revival
of speculation which traders both sides OF tho
account l. ave been longing for. Aud that reyiys'
was the logical outcome of the dragging market that
has for so long prevented operators from giving more
than q passing glance TO it, To the believer IN tho
statistical situation the transfer OF room operations
from the puetles TO the dollars has been only
causes in the very teeth of manipulation. Fronts
have been taken end the taking or profits may W
expected but the prominence Of oil above the dollar
line needs little explanation But TO the SPECTATOR
new opportunities being opened. lie may any
himself 10 the side which looks upon prevailing values
as decidedly below the point Of merit or ne may pred
cate his transactions the tradition that OH Is .
safe salen whenever it above the dollar pOlhs
There IS ample room for short seHhgr on osI-
time theories or long buying By enthusiasts The mar
ket has become active and spirited; 10 Is not likely 70
run into a squirrel track early date. The mar
ket truly is narrow should 10 become Drodd ia Ino
sense that Is antithetical 10 the popular idea OK
narrowness' it would probably be like horse win
the bit In its teeth -, -. ,,.Lo,o.
The total record of dealings at the two Exchanges
yesteriay amounted 10 nearly 2,7OOOOO barfelS ana
The stock Exchange supplied nearly % per cent OF he
whole amount In expectation of natural tescloh
traders sold freely in the opening dealings WITHOUT "
tarilng rise from ~ OF IA TO 81 0o "a al the CON
solldated and from 81 O6 3-4 TO II % IL AZ mo
Stock Exchange. RealiZations accompanied the ai-
vance but when the market broke TO IL % 30 ~ We
llpon preposerOus reports of phenomenal wen IN uu
territory The reports were denied later anu ~,
market closed with sharp rally 10 81 % % luz
nntions and al O6 3-5 at the Stock Exchange. .
The range of prices and the total dealings were d.
G. ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
for Sale.

nAcE \NCF.-Large stock OF import
1 ed oil PAINTINGS executed BY eminent ia
eign ard Is. In ma ssive gold irah,eS so'"
for IA cost. seen Murray.st., Room Q,
NIOLIN. -ticnulne French me ,ppfn,iii iIsSS'
v tone fnr salc. Addies. Nl'b'"'
Tribune Branch Oniee. ia5 ten-aES.
WILL SELL VERY LOW sstln, nrea
w avereoats. drees. and business SUI
Box aia. Tribune Uptown once. i'sas
| Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
HAVANA MARKET.

Havana Oct. os-spanlsh gold. 2ild2tlt. Es'
change weak on the United Setes sSy dSYs, mn:
on london 2o[ pemium on Paris o''9o pFeihuh-
Sugar quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29

anxious for stock a. that but they seem disposed 70
operate old Adyices from primary points con-
tlnue favorable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
landau Oct 2s 4 D. m.-Atlantlc and Great western
~ f6a0e trTtces' certificates 1862 Erie, 3Oie 40
snrcnd co,,sos 1919 Mexican ordinary 44s -. Iaq
oou1man 72ss: Nev.YOtk Central 1922. bar saver Is
Gu5td at i3d per Money abundant at pGr cent
Iii ,5,-ics quot. q per al 81 francs ~ cen
e for the account and exchange London at - francs
% combines for checks. The amount OF bullion goh mo
the Rank OF England balance to-day Is l3OOO pouhue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
sed on American standard Of elassia.
STAINED

Good Ordnai y Low Mlddng BIG
strict Good Ordinary. .SA lNidlling ........ 10
Opuons-Were fairly active ana Irregular to-day
through conflicting influences october advanced fully
points twisting OF shorts closing action Of
points Other months ruled wesk and closei NOD nnnts
LAYER owing 10 the nOn-appcatance the heavy fros
The South Gables higher ana port reeepts onl,e
indicate while the giOss receipts New. York were ev
600 bales '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29

COTTCN-On The spot ruled quiet but price were not
disturbed. SHE'S 3Ol b1lcs ~ consumption Also last
week not reported 32i bales Tor export and 2O5
bales for consumption. Port receipts "a $40 bales as
against bales last week aud 40 1871 bile for this day
last year Since september receipts the port, have
aggregated 100 0i9 bales against 1921 S2 bales Tor the
corresponding time last year.
Quotations based American standard Of elassih.
catiO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29

- Wheat Corn. Oats. Rye Barley.
Toll inl
stOre&l
anoat % 507 51S 1856 6707 o93 1874 294 1O1 o5 200
Incr'sel 2450, l4S O323 462 037
Dccrse l, 947 SOC 1897
Visible supply In the United Stat,s and Canada:
Wheat. Corn. oats. Rye Barley.
1850 2a5Oz5ls 1896 60 7Oo9 1874 2si, 1ol Oi5 200
oct 49, - 49,
1850 90 o57 $40 n3ai47G 119 81 2777 7s $50 572
Oct -
Isss SO 47OOio n,10l o2l 1927 OIO s77 2i9 el7 1876
1851 80 ao7 159 1888 OO7 100 29s OF 72l no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
for 5als.

A EoLL.TOP DESK for s2o; feet roll.
"A top FOR si5 Smiths rou'top desk, the
nest made. a speciality desks OF all kinds.
n, H. MASON, % William-st.
At KEDUCED PRICES. 100 second hand
"A wood aud iron working machines fuuy
,naranfeed machinery bought ana ca
changed. GEORGE II. EDDY. 3os Mad
l.on-sf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29

includes sales of 1000 barrels e6o Sare Of Deem
at 81 .O6 3-4d II O6 IL, and i9, oe9 4ai'' " $780,
Der az 81 OF I2d 81. 05 5oo FiUo os' ca.,raav The
Refined oil was advanced la cs Oh AZ ali point.
gor barpnI oil and cents for oil in cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29

ham, s 9sI az oe2 sisS 17e47e Dec. s2oi. So
Nss gGS on On sSnd iS9555 iGss7S Inc
Net eg Legal 1soeo15s 1ss42,5ss Dec. 1885,
Sf 'a ss 2ss Dee ' So
Deposits in banks 4EoIo,lU' - 80 -
balance soG4 iqO077 s2Os 07I,72l Dec. sSs4 s5e
The foreign exchange market was luiel, WIN q
,ontifnI snnpIv of commercial bills. Rates on
fondon weakened in consequence, Dut on larI'
and other Continental points were lairiy maIh
tanned We reys So ggObII XII St 81 81 and 81 81
for long and short sterling respectively ,rsnsn
francs at 522 1-2 and $50; relchmarks ~ Va DC
and 95 81 g. and gulders at 40 ana so at
In London British consols were uncnangea rS a.
OF for money and o. Is for the account, me
Bank of England gained 3O0o pounas puia"M ,, on
balance In the outside Market MONEY was
bills. and easier at 9 TO IA per cent lor use
of balances Bar silver was shade miner az
AZ lid. an ounce. American raWSy srrS
dull and somewhat Irregular without i nm
changes The beginning OF the 1orlnlghty settle-
ment was largely responsible for the lack OF IN
terest. At Paris French 3 per GEMS iei H. %
centimes 20 $40, sight exchange on Lohuoh oeins
j22 francs 10 the pound sterling.
RAILROAD EAlsNINGS.
CHICAGO AND WESTERN MICHIGAN
1887 1888 1889.
H$@$;' : 81 & n fa So S So
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND ST.
Third 81! October s sssssS s :SS3si
pETKoIT LANSING AND NORTHERN.
E$R1;; a $s ss;ss : So
JAM FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE. 49,.
f H%%pf; : ssS 81 sf ,:ssj$
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN
fs s ,!s s;Ss$3i
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
2 EgTo; wee. & IN October 2s a
jan 70 Oct. 21..... 1@o9l'4lo l2sOao4i i''i'1''A
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
EGgs; % s!545: :ssi @
OHIO RIVER.
Faa?s @,s & !" October IS 81 j.
RIO GRANDE WESTERN. mo
H s s ss s :G 81 , s
ST., JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND 80
EsRp; week & October 81 &; SO
jan : - WISCONSIN CENTRAL.
EsRG;T $. e 81 s:s5s 59s5
CmicAGo, ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA.
slSo f 4sSS$Ss tsii 81
FITCHBURG.
Month Of sspte%so t SSf So 4tss55GiG53566
jan PHI PHILADELPHIA AND READING;
Msns Sept sGS Ss Pee Pee ' ss
No, earnings $500, 222 s8s5,7Ol Dec. s7o457
Net earnings 10 mos s715s'4oS s8Aoo'' DEC ''V'O'0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29

Good Prime Steers sold year ago 81 80 oV1eo 10
and the average was estimated at "a 90. . oo.- :
BEEVES-Recelpts for Two days 300 carloads OF oos2
head-90 carloads direct 20 East Side siaughtereI o.
carloads at GOthst including 81 carloads for Eastman
company 10 carloads for stern and carloads e,Ssd io
Jersey city OF which 100 carloads were mainly export
catte and for city slaugnterer, leaVlns
about 50 carloads TO be sold. 80 ,,,s .
The offerings were all Native cattle and Included
Wide range In Quality with some very tay droyes OF
medium weight from Southern Ohio and ialr snow o.
good and prime steers The market opened
about Toe per 100 ~ Common and medium ruled s'e0ay
closing dull. Possibly late sales were shaI
fraction lower than the same Kind Of cattle soid I0r
Friday. The yards well cleared hxpofterS puF'
chased about o carloads Mt 81 10d$i 10. - i,
Inferior &c choice steers sold at the extreme range OF
80 2Jdsi 90 mainly at 50 6o6sl75i stays and oxen q;
sc 75qsi 40 bulls az 81 90Gs2 75 few dry cows AZ
81 So and sold bandboxes' at sl2 80 per head s.,os
Messrs. George IT, Hammond & Co. report their saies
Of dressed beef In NewYOrk and enyons for the week
ending Saturday october 90 to be 1894 carcasse eveaR
ing 710 10. at IS 80 per 100 n. ~. ,.o
Latest private cable advlces report slight improve
refrigerated beef which s quoted &c I-Sd OF
about per and American live cattle are seilhg
1oa1t lie for the estimated dressed weight SINKING
the ofal. . -, - 4.
The PENNSYLVANIA is expected to got of TO-DAY or to.
morrow morning with ZIG cattle. and the St lsonens
with 627 tho Cuhc With $50 DO the Glengaye WIN
40 DO and the Nevada with 22OO quarters OF De1 arc
also booked TO sail Tuesday.
The weeks shipments OF live cattle and sheep ana
dressed beef and mutton as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
for Sale.

\ ADY Will sell sealskin sacQue, go /,
IL plush Newmarket and sacQue, imported
long winter cloak aud wrap, selskln aug aug
sable collar and nun, cloth, velvot suu SUN
dresses, bargain. 6A5 beAingtoh-aNc'' n'''
55th-at.
IN RICE arc for "Plnkers' home medi.
i Gated vapOr bath apparatus ~ VIII las'
a lifetime and cures rheumatism ana eoiaA
salesroom. l,l70 3d'aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29

DAITY viii sell furniture ~ apartment
al .acrince Call Tuesday. WIN
CHESTER. l,2i4 Broadway near Slst-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29

Stock OF No. Red in store. October 90 3456 27O.
against 9e5 bushels last week. and GOAL 29S bushels
this week year
New-York Produce Exchange statement Of visible sup.
ply. Saturday. October 20. 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
DAYS OF DULNESS.
A FEATURELESS MARKET.

STOCKS AFTER EARLY ADVANCES. FALL
OFF A LITTLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29

oct. 90. Oct. -. DiLe ini ..o
i0,fi5,33 1G,s77,s73 Inc. lO2'oS5
1906 1853 1s.s42,5ss Dec. 1885
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Monday Oct %, 1882.
Beeyes Cows. Calves Sheep and Lambs Swine,
I477. 100 2GBs z116i 30 OOJ
''' Beevos. Cows Calves Sheep. Swine.
Jersey City stock Yds 1926 go $50 1887 1887 hs4s
f SGStss..t n r. Sis4 III aO,s iooi 2oaai
h naeants Ia, 5Si fs3 s9SS sj0G7 4i42s
-, yooS To- ycar 10 0S9 I46 1895 80 eO6 30 9S6
a. LIZ Sc 10 80 ~ a Tos 1aS 5O7l 1892 20 S67
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
"a o77 sooa All .7cI Dec. e5e4 $50

1000 11s 513 1901, s92, 1913 Dec. s2e5 $50
40 67S i6I 41,77S,7SS Dec. 2SD, SI6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
SALES At THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PIE
rRoLBUM EXCHANGE

STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29

Trust Receipts
1000. .......SI .
Tenn V q Ga
Con Gold IS
5000. l07A
FLINT q Pere Mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29

Net gold on hand.
Net silver on hand
Net legal-tenders
on hand ........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
5000. ..-...lOS
~ Worth q DC
THE GENERAL L

INTERIM q Ot n u
LIST
l.cGO. ......l047s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29

Actual cash Ia
Treasury vaults
over outstand.
ing certificates .
Dpposit- In banks
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-28
BtlSet Gurstt 8etit aus,

ineem Sbr 10 ptsI pom Der &sIt tsuusu lsrnst, ais HuI
mSeli6 tit. absr sbs SBr Sure Nsiie antrstst-isi Is ais
Sourtf, SsiddftSrsiituOe oOer ACKNOWLEDGMENT init BEN
0ampirUB, per S6ii oSsr foIJ Su 6uB, lsset Sud .iusu
gOrrGtb pom Soitetter's @lasenbittsrs bet, OaS pom rstisu:
ben gnbIitam ais bas bette gorbtusuusss uHO SduSs
mittsl ssssn Seetrantbeit unb anNSre R~tiisbeaweresH ans
srtaunt ptro. bsusn man bel 0teiisu ,u gSaIer unS Su saus
10 letbt ausssieSt IN. Dem PiOuisr ees g8etsHs III sS Elm
ptrtidmsr Sdus une Shtrm eessn Malaria, &bsumatiss
mus uHe aue eurd ben SsnuB pon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TEN @ailgr peruria4tsH uHterleibss aub SIeauuussbs
ibpsresn. Sstnt berubtseube @irfuus aui tiueu 6urt
has Sdauttln hes Shtts rsbslti4 sspOretutu plassn N
2bditatsit tn pobltbutnbittr &eiie an. Aussssihnst III
60 ilr SautnbsitweretH nHs llntbattstsit Der 3tsren uni
b.bt tn btipnnoenspsrtbtm Srass bic Birfunssn pbpf'
idr obr ssitisu grmattuas ai g9sr mas ~sspprssu
oe.r raubtm aDttitr ansstitSt mar, ioute Is uuptrpsiIt aIs
SaasmtttsI ssssH able 6eIs,u ssbraudtH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-28
Wer iiher fommt.

Sberf6rfer (auf Der Srsibiasb sinsm
Sonntassidssr isiuen Slas aupsiisnb) :
80, 5err Na9bar, fur sic baben mir
bier Elm i60nes 9Ids9en. Seben sic ba
bic aIte eide, ME ausseiu6t! Da ftsIIsn
fe fid on unb pafen gut auf. Rann iein,
baB Der gber bort ausbri9t, unb weuu Der
nt9t tommt, 70 tommt Sbnsn fiber Elm
BOD Dor bic Slints ober Elm 8eb ODER aud
Elm 5ais. limb wsnn aud Der ausbIsibt
- um a9t llbr tommt uuter allen llmitins
ben Der Brieftrdssr porbet: ni9t pabr, sic
finb 10 freunbIt9 unb ssbsn ibm ben Brief
bier"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-28
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iontans Suiitut Elm @si9snt BON bobem
antiquarii9en @ertbe ssmadt. @s 1T ein
Sabe:Hins BON etwa 10 3oa I'M 9ur9s
mefer, I 5ou 0ide unb NIT elmer Ssffnuna
IN Der Wfttte uon 4 3oa I'm Sur6mefIeI
uerieben. Der Sting TT unter benz Nameu
rGen Bed" betannt uub mad Seen, 6nem
Wouar9en, rusI4er uor $500 Sabrsn selebt
bat, benannt. Der Sting wurbs friiber aIs
&b3ei6en Der 2sbnspfli9t bstra9tet unb III
aus einem 9raboentmaI BON Der Saub ieis
ner~ ebemalisen gisentbimsrin absenommeu
worben. 0te lleberrei9uns bss wsrtbpoaeu
9ei9sntss fanb in iebr fsisrIi9sr @siis
itatt.