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New-York tribune., 1889-10-18

the ticket prepared. Then it was that the large
selling of the preferred stock began IL is hardly
possible 10 suppose that the gentlemen omitted
from the ticket thought the omission would have
much effect cl the merits OF the company's stock;
yet it is evident they did not stop on the order Of
selling out True, the company report showing
only S46l 900 earned for the preferred stock dur
ing the last year was disappointment TO those
who did not remember that that was known early
in August but il could not have been any surprise
to the retiring directors For the two months re-
ported-July and August-of the companys new
fiscal year its net earnings were increased
s435,46i, or over % per cent on the Perlod OF
sss, included in the ancient history puDhsned To-
day.
The total transactions in listed stocks amounted
only TO 94, sos shares, which is conc i've EVIL
dence Of the character of the business dohep lces
are marked down in the alb ence OF concer eu sup
port, but real stocks not slodged, because
they are not largely held on marg MS IN ths
meantime the IA lroads continue 20 report large
"a ins in earnings and the bu mess OF the country
pr0spe s. undisturbed by a local manipulation OF
money at the Sto k Exchange, where to-day the
rate ruled for balances at sa9 per cent, while al
Boston the rate is l-2 per cent and at Phila-
delphia per cent. And the short interest IN
stocks accumulatng rapidly as the limited
business permits.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
The Treasury to-day purchased only sSS,ooc
bonds-all tn & were offered at the figures: 4
per cents, 81 6,450, at 127, and l-2 per cents
$50, 500, at l05 ga At the Stock Exchange
small lot of 4 per cents were sold at u. Im
nominal quotations remain unchanged as i0i
lows:
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Codit-Genersl Term-Before Van Brunt p j..
Daniels and Barrett j. Nos 10. II, ls. 80. 3s "a,
90 sGpseme 1I CoufLc cRaE5ere-B fore Andrews J-Mo-
uoE supreme c99fIspssla TsTafss. 5Bstoro pse..
i3 i7s 255 50i Ia i7s @G5 aoG '''s99, ~
So+ S9S sOS SVl SSS repar -Beto,e Law
renee J:~NSs; 81 f5O 1sS, i62 o5, s. q? 1o5 100
iIS S2s az fS4 ss 49, s 2s0 49, 7S sS s2 oa S0o
Supreme Court-tncut-Part I-BeiOre o Bren. j.
iigs hIs Si2 1Soo s'' iS S' ia44 aiSs
i? s S5s vi ss Sif 9Gs$ 9' sssss
sn?l s$sS s5lS $'1; i:e II; s 25S
ES Ne is5s 1899 $s 1879 1872 s 55 Ss 1 So s'na S
1889 1889 1883 1899 SSS 1901 1902 5 i$sS isSg 1887
Joas T 1sTsi SSo5 T.
Ellen Roche and Bridge; ,Sss G5ashty T0wS,S 10 & A. opD
Myers i. NJ Deery, f. II. Rain, and J. s. Stevens
u sU Superior Cour-special Term-BetOro Dugro mo
Nos suPs5i'7 e. 72 cSi'qss a. 81 ss Is l'u'A j.
c. J.-Nos. Os4, s31, co. lois. s2e. so3. 900. SAL
AI suSsHor cour-rri Tspar, IL Before Freedman,
JrSos Ella, e. Scs s9a 10 '. 7s5. 522. 99s
man. J.-Nos. 562. 47o ST. 5O4, SOC 72s. ,2s. 4io
eommon mon Picas-Speeal Term--Before Allen, J-Mo.
'OGs5 Common. Psas-EquIty TeFm-BefOre Dalv J-Noa
PeaTsl Ts5%1FaI ca -gsio'e ess L,remo.
go az. s75' d472 1906 1890 S75 75s ''- i4of'
~ Common Fieis-ftia dTmIr;a5i 4 Before Bo,K
1924 17, 457 li5G 1872 i59it t.,d 1907 l2oS 1907
short ~" causes Nos. 1903 1863 s3i7 27s. Ss4 lies
iaoo 1912 19e5 1850; go 1913 1919, .sh 0o SS 3
81 sss 1901. 1902 ll02 1902 1852. 1928 s75 ''''
cts Court-Trial TeTn-Part II.-Adiournod for the
City Court-Trsi Term-Pa-a IIJd;.Betors Ihrllch J.
ioS6' fi94, o4lO 124l, 1927. 9o5 l24e. 1915. iiSG
iSSss Ss s. i256 1907 i$s 1906 icS3 ig i2 idG lI5G
1887 1910. 1857.
c Especial calendar.
- Cont OF Cenc raj sestons-Part BEFORE Marine
and Assistant Di-trct-Attoreg Fugerald-Nos ! n 10
Inclusive.
Court Of Genersl SesSons-par II-RefOre Gp6ery..v.
j. and Assistant DlstrietAttorneJ Macdohna-Nos i
10 II inclusive
Court of General sessions-Part III.-Beisrs Cowing
ana Assistant District tANorney Jereme-Nos / 10 III
Inclusive.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
NO HINT OF VAR.

- opntNARY REGULATION CIRCULAR.
Montreal. oct. IT Special. week sensation"
dispatch appeared in several United states sS @ tno
effect that the Imperial Government had Issued tnis
instruction "To the Deputy Adjutant-Genera' OF me
several military districts of CananS-on .,
g., vo,r several districts the fullest information
80 U tnities for the transportation OF troops
,a , rar, ~ the country another, giving details
ss 70 means of transport by rail and water and also
ascertain how many horses are avanaU'' ~ 'Uu
trots at short notice for the purpose u
transport .. - vour corra
s'~Sn"t ,o-dav said: The communication quoted Is
merely periodical instruction ssNs GSi pocs It
y renr hsri FOR us 10 find out accurdley 'to nv nioi no
Of vehicles and horses oDtanaPS Penseiyes could do II
ssnr from the census II they would t, ,S ,e
The instruction does not cIy cIes and has done so now
sion "a II comes round regularly ~
several timcs.'
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
URGING REFORM IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore Oct. II CSpeciaD.-The electric hght
and telephone companies Of this city have begun 10
realize that the city authorities are determined TO ta
positive steps toward compelling the adoption OF sae
guards for life and property resolution mas oeeh
passed by the City Councils that the use OF the sos
electric currents for electric lighting and other pur
poses has proven dangerous, and that II is therefore
important that such rules and regulations should be
adopted and enforced for the management OF these
currents as viii suffice TO remove the danger Under
the resolution a commission of scientific men Is ap
pointed to prepare rules and regulations for the man
arenent and control OF electric conductors, whether
used for electric lighting, transmission of power or
otherwsc, in order TO avoid danger 10 life and prop
erty and TO recommend such legislation upon the
subject whether by the city state, may appear
10 be rc0uisitc.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
mrs OF LEGAL NEWS.

w. +. Murray, a lawyer. sent TO Ludlow Street
Jail for ten days yesterday Dy ourios''o | , ~, %
rternt of court Murray intoxicated ana cauel
,b@ surrogate an "infamous and corrupt judge An
onroruni;y was given him to apologize but he declined
to DO ". ,. ..
Judoo Andrews in Supreme Court, Chambers, yester-
day granted an injunction restraining George D Field
and others from winding up the affairs OF the North ana
South American Construction Company as was proposed
by a resolution passed meeting OF the stocHhoiuerS
OF the company at Louisville, Ky, on OCTOBER T.
Judge Andrews Supreme Court, Chamber yesterday
granted an order Tor substituted service OF the summons
on Charles H. Field IN the case OF Florence G. Flynn a.
eNecurx Of the Of Maurice b. Flynn against fled
and others Mrs. Fynns lawyers have oeeh unable 70
serve the summons on Field and now the papers VIII Dc
tied to the door bell II Field IS "out'
Aueustin L. Scott the tailor, OF No 1Oo Souh-st' VINO
"a known as the Duke de ONel" arrested yesterday
nv Dcputy Sheriff Sullivan, and locked up in Ludlow
street Jail I'm default OF 81 900 ball Scott was arrested
in civil suit brought by George N Smith, to recover
$1,000 damages the point OF an umbrella
into Smiths left eye September 90 causing the right
eye to become blind
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
THE COURTS.
, KENT'S WILL.

FIGHTING OVER GEORGE LAW MEN II''.' In Ill.
motion was mado in the surrogate's court Ses'or
day TO set aside ahe probate Of the wiz Oh 'ooiso
Kent, which was probated some time ago. upon 1ho
a ,,'.t ,here was a will in existence which was
Ss,cd at later than the one probated. Kent was the
% natural SON of wealthy merchant who left him by
his Will the income of 100000 unn ne was trr Unrs
wears old. The Will provided that II Kent aeu Ooio'o
.,..,,,.d an that age. without lawful issue, the
nronertv was to 20 to the collateral heirs He died
st Singapore. in May, 1856, at the age OF twenty
five. Previous to his death he mep aimee LSI','o !"
paris and with her he travelled around the "ofid' INC
,.I oconrving year or two. She came to this
copntry after Kent's death and produced TWO WIS
one dated October l. 1882 and the Other , 900
~ he sans year The first one wlllen hoI i'--''V0'
1roncS and the second one 9l2oOo naEos E .LA ,so,
Trse wills were defective, hove 10, m ,hee S iX Wiz
hot ,here we're no witnesses TO them IN tnsse WIS
Kent declared that they contained his a auI o.
amr hmid nSke afterward were void. james ": smith
e0retsry of the Consolidated Gas Cohpa' pau ,h m a nn
Place iS the executor Inc ouI'0e"
and reserved his decision
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
GIANTS AND BROOKLYN TO-DAY.
THEY WILL CROSS BATS IN THE FIRST GAME
OF TIE SERIES FOR THE WORLDS
CHAMPIONSHIP.

With pleasant weather to-day there will be good
crowd at the Polo Grounds to witness the opening
game Of the series between the New-York and Brook
yn teams for the championship Of the country Both
teams are in good condition and the series should be
the lvellest seen in this neighboihoOd Inc
New York play confident that they Will WIN, but
the Brooklyn players equally confident that the
Giants will do nothing of the kind keefe VIII pitch
for New.York and it will not be decided until this after
noon whether Terry Csruhers will pitch for Brook
lyn Both teams hard at work yesterday at
practice and the players seemed TO be In excellent con
dition.
John B. Day, Manager James Mutrle, I. a. Abel.
c. II. Byrue and Manager J. Ii. McCunnige mel carly
yesterday morning perfect the arrangements for the
series and it after dark before they separated
The selection OF the umpires left to Managers Nc
Cunnige and Mutrie. McGunnislo picked Lynch nom
The League staff and Mutre Cailncy from The AS
sociaton staff No fairer agreement could have been
arrived at These men ought to give satisfaction.
The gate receipts will be equally divided, except
the grand stand receipts, which Will 60 in every case
TO the dome club. The teams will be made up as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
STREETS LIGHTED WITH GAS.
NEW WIRES BEING PUT UP-THE ooNTRlBu'
T1oNs FOR FEFKs's WIDOW.

NEW WIRES BEING PUT UP-THE coNThIbo'
T1oNs FOR FEEKs's WIDOW.
superintendent Mccormick of the Bureau OF lamps
and Gas Department OF Public Works, was hurfying
forward his preparations yesterday Tor incfcashs ~
number Of street gas lights in the darkeNed "S"09
The streets leading to the ferries received MS espe'
at,ention and many of them were lighted last nsH'
with gas Hereafter all the parks Will be lighed "i'
gas until the electric wires have been placed unu'i
ground. -,.
Mayor Grant yesterday received the total amount
collected for Iineman Feehs's family by means Vi 'H'
tin cracker box contribution through EdwaIu L 'os"
VITO originated the plan Of placing the DON 'e''",'
tho telegraph pole on which the man inct h49 - 49,,
The amount reached the sum OF S3,l23 w. anu '''C
Navor sent II for deposit the importers ana lraoers
Rank Ia add 10 the fund It is intended 10 seh 'n'
box at auction at the Produce Exchange
,,ornora,ion Counsel Clark sent ~ the Mayor an
opinon as 70 the power OF the Board VI i0"-'
regulate the current on electrical conducVors H'i
onotinc the provisions of chapter 7l6 OF the laws
60 d.sni,c the mowers of the Board OF Electrical
cortrol Mr. Clark SAYS that 1t Is plain that Dy hose
nrovisiops the powers conferred upon the Bosru Oh
Health by chapter 40 of the laws OF 1887 are 10 use
the words of the act of 1887. "s<ahSferieo 'o anu
conferred and imposed upon and are now eAci'SN7'
exercised and performed by the Board OF Eectlcai Oo
troll .
The argument in the electric light cases was post
noned in the Supreme Court before Judge AndrcWS
until this morning. R. W. Hawkesworth, VINO 1P-
reared for the Electric Power Company, asheu io'
the delay. because he said he had discovered some
new evidence which he wanted to get In the 1or Vi
afidavitS.
President Moore. of the Brush Electric Nghuns
Company, and representatives of the United states
Illuminating Company went 10 Police headquarters
and complained superintendent Murray that me
men i'm the employ OF the companies han Decn ar
rested and lnterered with by the police While repair
ng the electric light wires. They said the compah99s
we're replacing old wires with new and thorOugny
insulated wles in many parts OF the city, but no new
wire for old wire must be considered as lepalIlhs.
LAWYER who was present aso called the attention oi
Mr. Murray TO the Injunction which the two c1inpaleS
had obtained restraining the Board or tI,cIIca4
Control from interfering with the wires MT MURRAY ray
nolice 10 an o,der which issued in February I0I
bidding interference with the work OF repairing tho
wires He decided that the substitution OF new LOT
old wire on the same circuits was work OF neediui
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
.,n,v ,yp NAVY INTELLIGENCE

w..A,-a,or oct I7-Msjor James OHlS'' es eu''~
s'on, has been ordered 70 visit the pos"
masters p,nraIo New.Mexco, Arizona California
III ASHs'', INA ard Georgia; Captain Gaines lawson
IeAsS ..r bs, been ordered 70 report to governor
Zo'n ynpos for duty for one year In connection
ogesos ,,.ton, Guard OF that STATE Captain FTaneD
WIN .ne - -tb cavalry win relieve First LieutenS"
NJ ysdler IN charge Of the recruiting staeon "s'a
simon ,entepaps vedder to rooin his command Osp'
lhs"", lincoln 10th Infantry, VIII be reieNe' ~
sui'h.1 duty at Columbus Barracks by the supeiin
once the Recruiting Service, and rejoin his regineh'
tehucnS ,eaye granted MAJOR Leonard Y LoFns hAs
ran extended two months a. su,v
oeVn .astsr H. T. b Harris has been ord'red SN- ~
-. Ro.toa. october 81 Ensign john ouinoS ,s.s h"a
,anss from tho training ship jamestown AZ" -.
~ ,r.,ine orders; Ensign Charles p. Eaeon A,.a ns =,
sferred from phe receiving ship New'han ~.
~. receiving ship Minnesota Ensign liar, -, All,
- transferred frcm the Michigan 70 the Na ~ AZ
s,ov, Uaupshire Paymsster Daniel A. smi'h ,,,,,r,
,ahes from the Boston. October 81, and pia' ~
o.scys The President has signed teo
uenrv f. Picking as a captain In the Nav. Ne.
The United States ship Enterpis' V0- >, the
c.n. commanding now the sole rpre'eN 'onos,aa 4,
American Navy In the European Station ~ rn.,.oA
,Ss Navy department to-day TO- be at BRISTOL A'<"
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
CELEBRATING yURGoYNES SURRENDER.
SONS OF THE REVOLUTION HAVE A DINNER
AND LISTEN TO ADDRESSES.

AND LISTEN TO ADDRESSES.
The Society Of the Sons of the Revolution celebrated
the 1l2th anniversary of the surrender of General
Burgoynes army by a dinner last evening at the
Downtown Association, No 60 Plne-st. About 125
of the 600 members Of the society IN attendance
At O'Clock President Frederick S Talmadge called
10 order business meeting in the library of the
cation and the secretary, James Mortimer Mont
somery, submitted to the society several proposed
amendments to the constitution TO be acted upon at
the next regular meeting. These amendments have
for their object the harmonizng Of the laws and in
sigma of all similar societies throughout the country
About Z O'Clock drummer and ffer, both in
Continental uniform, started stirring march, and led
the diners, with the officers and invited guests at
the head Of the column TO the dining hall The seats
Of honor were on a raised dais at right angles with
the other tables An orchestra placed behind screen
furnished the music The menu cards were exceed
iney pretty and bore in relief the badge Of the
society, consisting Of oval pendant Of gold with
the image of Continental soldier. surrounded by hir
teen gold stars on background OF blue enamel, and
surmounted by the American eagle In chased gold.
Among those at the tables were President !. 5.
lanes 81 Montgomery, Treasurer a. ~ Hatch.
Register Asa Coolidge Warren, Historian Austin Hun
dngton John B. Ireland George clinton Genet
Henry W. lie Roy DR. John Jay, n; The Rev Brock
hoist Morgan, william &. Hamilton, T. r. BhGy, Asa
KIy GanITnsr John j. Riker francis Lathrop, William
Wayne. Dr. Herman BurgiD, Bishop Perry, Of Iowa
Frederick j. MseMSnWHiees esJndre q GsaqenS' SegGey
The Rev DR. D. r. Ingersoll. the Rev. A Il. Parsons.
o. B. Potter and DR. John shrsdy. ,
After the dinner patr2nc d,rd am fSgo @'6reSes
Judge F. G. Gedney the Rev. Brockhols' Morgan and
Francis J. HOpson
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Philadelphia, Oct. II, 1889.
EXPORTS FOR SEPTEMBER.

Thursday, Oct. 17-p. N.
The official preliminary report of the countrys
exports for the last month Of September shows
that the value of the principal articles exported
breadstuffs, cotton, petroleum, provisions,
etc-was SIS, 100000 greater than in Sep ember,
1885, and 81, 500, 600 greater than in September,
1887. While the breadstuff movements show
decline from the month of 1888 of nearly
81, COO OOO-partly because of lower prices-the
gain in cotton is $4,000, 900, and in provisions
s., 900, 900, and in petroleum s57S,000. For the
three months of the Governments fiscal year
July, August and September-the export value of
the articles named is 81 ,S00 600 greater than for
the three months of 1883 and s7OO,OOO greater
than in the period of 1SS7. The following table
compares the values for the month OF September
and for three months:
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
TILE COURT OF APPEALs.

Albany oct. 17.-In the C0uTt 0f Appeals to-day The
following causes were argued:
In the matter of the ulE!a settlement OF the
OF William T. O'COnnOr, executor etc.
A. Chase dui her, executors etc., resOpOn1-
cuts etc, agt. William Brlden appellant.
The psople respondents, agt. the American Bell
Tclephone Company appellant This Is appeal on
The p1ft Of the telephone company from the Judgment Of
the General Term IN aVree1 case wherein the Con-
tr1rr ella mel that the telephone company lab" to
state tax on its capital employed ard the gross
earnings within this State from 1882 1885, inclusive
such taxes I'm amount hg to S3i47S 10.
IN, telephone company claim that they do no business
within this State within the meaning OF the state coiDo
ration tax laws.
The following causes argued in the Second Dyi.
sion:
John Holien appellant agt. Charles D. Strong. OK
ecutor, etc, respondent.
The John ". Lowell Company appellant, agt. Henry
o. HauphtOn and others respondents.
Thomas Halpln, respondent, agt. the Phoenix Insur-
Company, appellant
The calendar for Friday is as follows:
Ft-st DiVson-Nos. II, SO, "a, so. 81. So. 9S. 80.
second Diylsion-Nos 57S, 574. 51j, 579. $780, 54s,
a35, 1886
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
M p,.cr THE RIOTERS UNDER ARREST

baltimore. oct 17.-Unted states District Attorney
rhomas G. Hayes acting under orders from the secre-
ry Of the Navy sailed this atternoon on the revenue
.utter Ewing for the mouth OF the ohc> NpeSNo' -
80. a.. IoI Navassa colored rioters expected 10 ar
80. ~, ,be brics Alice and Romance at the Capcs TO-
n,.,t or tomorrow. lie Is accompanied by uni'ea
states Commissioner Bond United sts'es deputy
$500, cole some lawyers and force OF deputies
and witnesses of the riot The witnesses VIII Ioen.y
,hs rioters. the Commissioner VIII issue ~arrSn.
aud the arrests will follow The % asa and 70 thus lake
,hc % case out of the Jurisdiction OF MaIylsnn & ine
.sIena which sailed for Now YORK VIVA siA ,tns
,ss,nr viii he met on New York Harbor ana orasfeo
hack 10 Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
Actual cash In
Treasury vaults
over outstanding -, 49, 40, ,en ooo Tn e3sl ga
ceitihca S20 BOZ 20. @Zd 9 90o L. I93 1Ao
in banks. AZ, lSo,IO4 4<'o'o'V" A"N' -,

Net cash s2e3 III s2e3 e46sos Inc. s"o'O'1
II WAS an off-day in foreign exchanges, anu aI cne
market was irregular and unsettled, BENG wax
in tone. hut the following are the falr 9uo'd-
tions for the business done: Bankers 9ul5 ar ss
SisI I-2 and 81 S5 1-2 for long ana shors
s+lrlino RESPECTIVELY; French francs az 522 l-S
and 5.l9 3-S; reichmarks at "a SO anu ''' "nu
guilders at 40 and 40 IA. .Lo,,
The governors of the Bank of England at thelI
weekly meeting to-day made no change IN ls
minimum rate for discount, and it remains az
ner cent. During the week the bank gained 2gO.
900 pounds sterling bullion, and the proportion
Of its reserve to its liabilities was raised from
AZ 70 to 36O2 per cent, against an advance rom
"a 26 10 36O2 per cent in the same week OF las'
wear when its rate of discount was . per cent.
To-day the bank lost 5000 pounds bullion on
balance The weekly statement of the Bank ol
France shows a deer ase of 5,125.O0O francs goid
and g. 05 O. 900 francs silver. At the London Stock
Exchange British cOnsols were fiImer at % | a
and 81 3-8 respectively for money and account.
In the open market money ruled at DO pc,
cent for discount OF bankers bills and at $40 ~
between bankers. Bar silver was STEADY al asa;
par ounce American railways generally opehed
higher but later yielded, responsive to quotations
from the home marSS-s. AT Paris French per
cents declined to 1927 1-2.
Blake Bros & Co. offer and recommeHd &c
investors a limited amount Of City of Minneapolis
Mimi As, due 1919. .
Poor & Greenough state that the apphcatlons
in London for shares of the London and New-l orh
Investment Corporation. Limited, amounted TO ovel
81 900, 600, and in New-York exceeded consider
ably the 81 l,250,OOO reserved for the Amerleso
ma rLrpt
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
pnryye AGAINST 1OrrsrIyI BONDS

Tho Commttee Securities Of the Stock Exchange
has ruled recently that certain consolidated bonds ot the
State Of Louisiana are not good delivery. In cense.
quence Of Official information from the State T.ssur>f that
they were declared nall and void nearly ten years ago
The committee orders that the t1bocc1 bonds shall be
rsturned far the transfers he followed TO the
time when they made invalid Tho amount IL
thing over $1,000 and ncudes certain bonds belong
ing to the Agricultural and Mechanical College and few
othatx a<Ah"naed for the Constitutional bonds
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
BID ASK. / Bid AK
U.S4Ls 1891, reg. l052l03 U.S.cur6s, 1896. 120
o. as 1891 cou l053l06 lU s. cur 6s 1897. 1913
As 1907 reg. 127 1871 ~ &. cures 1898. 120
o S. As 1907 127 1879 S.cur o., 1s99.. 129
U s. cou 6s 1895 llS -. lDstCol. 3-G5, 1924 1913

In State bonds Louisiana consols at 80 IL
covered the business done. OF city bank stocks
Broadway sold t36l at 299 1-2.
The general bond market was somewhat Affected
by the condition of the share market. but upon tina
whole it ruled firm without special features.
Reference Is made TO our full report OF bona sales
The loan market AT the Stock Exchange was
steader in tone at Sal 0 per cent but one banking
house which had called in loans after IL o'clock
oyerstayed its market, and after :i5 could noe
loan a dollar at any rate. The last loan was al
per cent, but after that offerings OF real money
were at Q, and per cent, without takers.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, sl44,34l,4S3 balances
The Sub-Treasury to-day debtor TO the
Clearing House s7I3,3l6 Its net loss on bal.
tnce was $3.50, 1896 made up by currency loss OF
1884. 952 less coin gain of S24,ll6. The day =
ope rations covered: Receipts, 81 355 pay.
ments. s3253,19l resulting in general bal9nce oi
SI87I54188, consisting of s177, ,226 coin ana
S9,57S, ,962 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceiyed to-day s201, ,40l National panK nooeS io'
redemption.
The customs receipts 1881 ,5l4, the In
formal revenue receipts S5SS,439, and the mis-
cellaneous receipts S25, OBS
Todav's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits In bank compares VIII us
6oures of the last previous statement as follows:
Oct 18 Oct. IT, Difference
Net gold on hands1s5 65 S4 slSe Y Inc Inc sssS ys
Net silver on hid. l0oOI,o-9 Io'''"''A wv '
Net bss sgssi'enaei. 1s45oss4 1s4s22sO Inc ssst