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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-08-26
TIME TABLES.
.noIIs. w. q b. Railroad.

MAY 18th, 1889. passenger train
VII ~" .,y.poIIs ARRIVE IN ANNAPOLIS.
LEAVE m a. m Mail........... ...D .O5 q. M
MGll......,' sgTa, m. AccOms-........lU.l0 q. M.
pssseng - AZ noon Mail - p. M
D. m. PASSENGER. ~ p %.
nsilia..... p. M Accom- ....,..o.OO = M
sunday ~, :, Arrive 10 IS q. m. and u p. N.
o. and ~ Peaches are run between Baltimore
Tbron ngano olson on all the above trains.
and Anlatp Sreight to and from Baltimore every
IArGg@ Local freight Tuesday ana FRIDAY a. s.OO
a
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-08-26

SEPTEMBER SITTING.


Notice is hereby given to
the citizens Of Anne Arundel
county, that the Officers OF Reg
istration for the respective cleo
ton districts Of said county, will
sit in their respective districts
for the purpose Of revising and
completing the Registry Of Vo-
ters and the Poll Books Of said
respective districts, on
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-08-26

Almanac for Annapolis Tomorrow.
SunRises, b.2s Moon Sets, 1876 A. III.
Sun Sets, 6.Ss High Tide 7.l7a.m. 1856 pm.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Par North River. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL, MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIAL.-A fairly active move, move
%Sas sss haa h@i ESshs @ mPSedd' aSgsod q
IcTsys 81 7SSs6 so Pale Bricks 80 75 coeon qad
Red. s5dslQ Croton Brown. si4dSl5 Kosen1ale &C. Ge.
English Portland, az 3oas2 so; German Portland &2 359
80 75. Rockand Common Lime 81 per bb an1 DO hnsh'
Ing Al 90 State Lime s5ci 81 Johns Llme, YoaSoc.
Laths S2 - per 600. Goats Hair 2SG2oc per DuSncA
CHIC0KY-steadY We quote: Barry & REYNOLDS;
3.4dsc B & O.. 3-ic; Cocoa. 92c Taylor Brothers
English Cheory. casks and barrels. 3-4e -. Mas.
COCOA-ls In moderate demand at steady rates MARI
calbo. 22a23c Cauca, 14alS lie: Caracas 10 l2t
10 l2c Trinidad, 13 12c; Bahia. IL 12c and Guayaaui
COOPERAGE STOCK.-Former rates stand, but no
espcca activity has prevailed We quote Moiasses Shoos
81 sodsl 90; 30inch 81 50as1 j5 Old shocks and New
Heads 3S:inch al 55ds1 60; 36.nch, 81 40aS1 45 Od
shooks Without Heats. 81 10 Rum Shocks and Heads
81 80; Hoops II feet s27as3O i2 feet. s2Gas27,
COFEEE-There QUIET market for Rio on the spot
70 %ay put tho tone was somewhat stronger on t9e sd
In Hight demand. Options were very quiet and without
prominent features. IIavre advanced li2a1@ frs, ana
ac. a the % PIT both r Of ,a yRsh wa had At ssS @
rise, but realizing developed thereafter, and prices
settled back 1915 points closing steady Speculation
was entirely Of local character. Rio quoted steady;
pryste 2o; receipts e d1ys) 1900 bags total stock
3i 600 bags Santos receipts e days. 10000 bags Ro
purchases for U. s. during the past week, ~ 600 bags
lilo purchases for Europe and other during week
1lCO0 bags; Rio ceaances by 90 steamers for u =.
1900 bags Rio clearances by sail for u s. 5000 bags
RIO clearance, FOR Europe and other countries 10000 bags
25c and primsge per bag total Santos stock
258OoO bags santos purca es for u - nil santos pur
ceaances tor e. S by steamer NIL Santos cearanees for
Europe and other countries $4,000 bags steamers loading
at Santos for u s.. Santos market steady good aver
age Santos, CO. Total sales here to-day, SO7oO bags
laf
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS


The lionidation in the trust stocks appears u
have been completed American Cotton oli ccr-
tifcates. in particular, have reached ieNei az
which the buying is apparently 1or the "oo'ulV
Of insiders who have an exact Kho"ieueo Vi VIZ
business capabilities OF tho fuss an" ~,
ouently OF the intrinsic value OF the share''
General market showed its plain tendency as Soon
ms this pressure was removed, anu eAcep""e VA"
coal stocks, it moved upward IN SLOW Dut n"Vai".
,vov There was evidently considerable effort
made to-day to put Reading IN the place "a uio
trust stocks. and the transactions in it were more
thor q third Of the total business in the regular
department of the Stock Exchange. 1t decnneu
from the openjng, and in spite of smart rally
in the last hour, closed l-2 per cent lower 'Aah
ON Saturday. It's weakness and activity were so
exceptional that the lack OF n SATISFACTORY Pro
tayt is remarkable. The condition OF the aHIhlas
cite coal trade and the nexcesap'e heen veil
part of the company's earnings nave oeen "ei Ven
lynown facts for some time, ana therefore C,.n
hardly excuse the fresh depression ~ % "iSo bo
incredible that the bulk Of the seg was iUr
hort account. for prominent bears have exercised
Great caution in selling the stock IN view even VI
tbe unfavorable conditions. Ihere Is hoU hiuob -
donbt that the decline in the stock ana oohGs vi
this company was due to selling by large nolusr'
tam,i;ar With its affairs Whether the nquida-
tion was forced, in the recent instance Oh Cot.
ton Oil certificates, is a question thaJ lihy @ ny
silV be answered. Inc WedkucsS VI
transmitted naturally TO New-Jersey Central, puo
the other coal stocks resisted the downward move
ment Aside from this group the only feature was
Missouri Pacific, which fell before noon 10 90 -
and afterward advanced steadily to 6S ,. III
closed at its highest point with gam OF over
ner cent and the rumors about the approaching
dividend and threatened is.ue of bonds were not
90 nostiye The bonds which Will undoubtedly
be issued at some time, intended only TO cover
the advances made by officers of the company Tor
new construction. The amount was stated IN the
last annual report at S6,000,00O, and II IL WIS
converted into a fixed obligation, the company
might be better off. At any rate the question
probably has nothing to do with the declaration OF
the next quarterly dividend which Will be pald
as usual . ,., .o
Reading and Missouri Pacific contributed more
than one-half OF the total business IN rAiIroal
stocks The rest of the list moved upward nui
the final advances were not more than /? 70 "a
per cent on an average The figures afford httie
indication of the sharp change in the speculative
TEMPER for the closing was strong and conndehl
at practically the highest figures.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
The Treasury bought $500, 600 per cents at
| l27. A moderate business was transacted AT tle
| Stock Exchange at Government prices. II was
sufficient to cause sli ght reduction in the asked
prices for the fours. The closing quotations were
| as follows:
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
JUDICIARY.
TIE SIAIE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Now 4.-Cotton quiet middling. 10e. Heu
dull unchanged. WheaSouthern fairly active and
steady; Fultz 7Sae3c; Longberry 74aS4c No 2 7s5s
sic; steamer, 75G7ee Western nrmi No winter ,sa
spHuary sSpE a s Fe5ruafy sac cor01sOShesn dull
spot, November and december, 4034d4lc year. Ssss
S94c; January, 39s 939iac; February, SJaS9'c; hsea
sylvania, 24a29c Western white 2sd29c d. mixed 25s
25c; graded No. white. 25 ad29e. Rye steady prime 10
choice, 64s65c Hay unchanged; prime 20 Shoice tpse
aGssdl assls' RsS S l$Saas; e:
soft, 7c Copper steady refined. 1Oiac. whiskey Tn.
changed s1 To- Freghts TO Liverpool per steamer quet
dour 2ld22s; grain, sd Cork for orders As sdaSs Re
ceipts-FlOur. 1000 bbis; wheat 5000 bush; cora
$1,000 bush Ca SGo Ss Ogsh sc &
bush Saes-Wheat, lao 900 bush corn, 100 600 bush
Buffalo, Nov 4.-Wheal-NO. hard in fair demand. ou
1c lower with sales Of 16 900 bush spot at s7 closing
at ssc asked 2iooo bush No hard c. I s .Hd T. ;ss q:
Gclosing s4c) and 80 900 bush do c.. and T. At s2te
Winter grades quiet; car No red sold &C SIC eai,
No red 73475c: car extra No. red Ct I9c c1'
No white at s2e and ears No, LSnsOssH ss
3shc; No. 3 3se no No. offered Oats ouiet ana Se..
no white 25lad25a,c the track DO In store. 2S7e
No. 3 white "a nc; No. mixed. 23c on track. bane'
in good demand; No Canada. 67d6oe: No ous, oanal.
lower grades, 42a55c; best state o0c asked Rye dai
end nominal. Flour quiet and weak. Mill feed dan ana
unchangeh Canal freights firm and Unchanged; Nneas
ax-seed &c corr and rye &c 70 New.fork; umUs
Flour 50 600 bbls wheat, 20. 600 bush corn 2OoTee
600 bush corn, 1000 bush; oats $4,000 bush bsry
900 bush; rye. 25. 600 bush. By railoFloul SO
60 600 bush barley, 5000 bush rye. $500 ,.u-.
Chicago Nov. 4-The leading futures ranged as ioho"
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
7lo head total for week thus fAr, sa.1so

2e,I 40 bead; total for week thus As. sa.1so
24C0. Market sody choice heavy na,ya stcoss az
o. 80 fair TO good DO SO 30dst 25 ockers Ana re
ZOO sipmee.s LOO; market higher; fsr % ehss..
hessyy ,. 90 SSse %. .Hacckxng erados II
5oo shpnents. 800 msrke. strong fair choice q ~
Chicago Union Stock Yards Nov A." Tn. n,..
Jcurns' reports: Cstsie-Recepts, 1900; sninSss,s.
5000 Market stronger fol best; others dull CSsssa,
extra beeye. - 504s5 steers 81 75as4 40 Nocts,s !;
ieoders 81 eods2 90 cows bulls and mixed sSse oa m
~ Msogs-FsSeseIpts sSs hipmsn. 400 Msfkei sose
- 10; light 90 soasl o5 sklps, s3as3 95 S.s1n1Sy ~ ~
eeipts oo0i shipments, 1000 Market strong y. se'
- 10; lambs, 81 50as5 CO. A" "
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
----------- nd Ask Bid. ASK.
T. Ais 1901 reg 04aio4fs ~ S cur es 1896 l2O
& lis sol cou 1O52lO6 u s. cur. 6s 1891. 123
< ls Ieo7 reg l27 1921 III S IS 1898. 125H..-
o. As 1907. eOu. III l2fAe - cur IcVS; 6 ''-
: 1885. 11Tl2..-. IDStLOl, oOb, lJ24 LIZ

There were no dealings in State bonds;
OF city bank stocks, Fourth National
sold (2O at 10. The general bond market IVA was
fairly active and with the exception Of the Read
ing issues, the tendency Of prices was upward
OF these, the first incomes declined l-o per cent
to II 5-6, the seconds 1-2 to 571-4, and the
thirds tumbed l-2 per cent TO AZ l-2. The gen
eral mortgage As yielded sympatheticaly IL per
cent to So The only other important decline was
I-2 per cent in Erie second cOnsols TO 104 ] 2
The advances were small although general. North
west consols gained per cent at 144, and Ohio,
Indiana and Western frsts 3-4 TO 81 on the an
nouncement that the reorganization OF the com
pany had been placed in capable hands. The
Atchison issues, a rule, were strong and higher
The final gains were about l-2 per cent. Refer
ence is made to our full report of bond sales.
Money ruled at first at to per cent, but sank
was done. Toward the close the supply Of funds
was so liberal that the rate fell to per cent, at
which figure the last loans were made.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as fol
lows Exchanges, sol, 74s,574; balances. SO, co.
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor TO the
Clearing House 81 81 1890. It's net loss on balance
ON Saturday and to-day was S46823, made up by
a currency loss of SS74, 4,O57, minus a coin gain OF
s327, ,234 The two days operations covered Re
ceipts S4, 4,s91 496; payments, S4,938,3l0; result
Ing in general balance OF slS5,26l 1856, consist
ing of sl76,414,203 coin and So, ,S47i53 cur
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day $780, ,S4l National bank notes for
redemption
The customs receipts were Se22,39s, the in
ternal revenue pts s694 ,07s and tho miscel-
laneous receipts 81 5b,471.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
Bgures Of the last previous statement as follows
Nov 9. Nov. 4. Differences
Net gold hsnd sls7 $50 sl67 6l3 lo Inc Tsa
Net slvsf on hand 17.lS77H 1I3754e7 Inc. 5s3 52O
Net legaLtonders
on hand ISOaeol l0ebl1l05 Dee 452 303
Actual cash In
Treasury vaults
over outstond- . -. -. -. -. ...-.
ng certificates S2s2 tsf S22i ~ Dec sll3SJ0
Deposits in banks 4O'S42tos >-olo.Soi Inc 2f12s1J
Net cash balances see2 s5es2 soe O55i5 20o oOs
The foreign exchanges were not more than
steady throughout the day, and in the morning
hours they were decidedly weak. The late re-
coyery made the closing quotations nearly Tho
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Nov. (, p. mCotton-Ihe safes OF Sno ea'
Included 10 30 bales American. - - Ia
,t,res closed nrm; American iddling. low MD
dlns clause November delivery 40 e+d sellers NoSgn..
md January delivery 356td buyers January and Feb
roy dellvcry SS6id buyers February and March de-
NT% N|Tv 3S.GAd buyers; March and April delivery.
sSi11d sellers April and May deivCay. 16id sellers
Nav and June delivery, z204d buyers; June and July
A. iy.f,, o 44.G4d sellers.
Galveston, Nov. Cotton fmi Mdding, 9se low
rcceipts 1889 bales eXpSr1s 70 great Britain 1880
oat ,oIE Nov d-Cotton steady mddlMg 97ec; net
,.ss receipts 1897 bales; exports Great Britain,
N foi beos ccastwise, e13 bales; sales l20l oaes
stock 99,S35 bales 49,. a. -,.,,,. a.. Log
Savannah NGs De ana Sro nn rr In 0s Sse, ex
npt 10 Fiance 20 bales coastwse. 1898 bales sales
P29oo' h,es; stock s5,92l bales.
COY sw.o !eans. Nov 4scotton firm mlddling 2Sc
dans ros sGGs Sses SSsery ys,poTts 10 aS che Con
300 bales ooastwise 330 bales; sales. seVo
hnL
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRArM.

Bunalo Nov. 4.-CatIe-keceipts last "a hours oSsV @
head total fog week thu far $50 Meoium 70 socs s
eSnnhs aud ba'eherlng Sotls 2oosl Soo sS oi b.
Soes shipping do oooRl 100 ~ "a l6as9 40 MeRs&sn &
eers stockers and foeders fair u Ghies o. zoesS 80
COWS AMI heers 81 1898 sheep ani "a, ~ zoo
na for .ane time last week. 10 zoo head egni
ibfouQh B. 800 head 200 head 20 New,fork ovvy hg %
en ale LAMBS opened quiet snd weak ana eoscu uun
ond droopng Choice t. extra sheep - fadso .n
10 good DO, 81 609si 70. HoSs-heoeips 's"' - N''
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

OIL CITY, Penn. Nov. 4.-Natlonal Transit certificates
opencd az ~ O5 highest 81 Oj's lowest ~ 0jss closed
al o5j, sales $4,000 bbls clearances 47O 900 bbls
charters II 9O4 bbls shipments, l23,4S9 bbls; runs
10 ,9O2 bbls. ,
National certificates opercd at Al 05s closed
ii O53t: highest, 81 05's lOwesJ, II 05t
bradford Penn, Nov. 4.-NatlOn9 Transit certificates
opened a, n 05 highest sl 05@ lowest 81 05's closed,
Al Ojst c,ar1nces, 1S4 900 bbls.
Itusvllle Penn, Nov. 1Natonal Transit certificates
opened at 81 highest 81 o5s lowest. 81 o5s closed,
al
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

Good ordinary .-...-..7s Low mid1ng ..S 1916
strict good ordinary .......S Middling...
Options developed considerable strength to-day and
speculation very brisk. attended times with
little excitement Liverpool came higher early, and open
ing indicated u points. after which
there was further gain OF 2a3 points with buying
partly by shorts" Realizing then set in on more favor
crop advicos leading reaction; but final figures
showed advanee OF 1G4 points Saturday Sales
III COO bales.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

on the Produce Exchange to-day tne ,s. ou''e'
rSaI S@isHt sas sn .ssss ri iiPSS SS
$ isc osS. dull arm No PORK Hiafc da lSsa s e y.
sys sic 2e eu'ei Lard G neglected IS go Bulk NEAT si,
short 60 Bacon steady ay,e, shHpt haashsd
Ssss %ssAsS q ss butter .S'y srts%sdyi ..@sdy
choice dairy lSSisC risS,a Ia:sss issse 81 GSisworsn
oo nat SsiSc aSs' ,s,ssaS. 'sssy sS%SSs g a5Ss, ~
= s.so. soest ssiprlsats l loo. n. n,,,,osea W
MlsSSsss ss.S sa Ts B.csnsSr SSx sse 10 ESISsS
Corn Corn quiet. No g. Ssc o0;ss 0as, IN No t'r ssse ~
lard Butte, .ps sn';ss sCO spTSsss''v s.
SS.s SSss efSS 1850 barley 600 bush We
s. ISSts 2stsps Ss here .na il Ss SGI;eSe'; 'sS %
in csr markets .cnt prices s.s down esssrs tsf bayns
Sg: %ask 'hs1S snS Ussr @na ne OaEsS: ssS
sS:sd sl5s.s ssa' ssS6 SO ssssf a
Ne, SSaf sAsy %aisfars issasnsd and closed arm No &
Ssss SSs g7Sci FeergaTy SsSS-ssss S,y ssc s.s M s ~
NJ srssS. ssiS SeCw isncy lower r,.ire sssssse sssss q
usssssns,a sssss Pgi? Il aSa aDft aa sAda &ai
ss Ss'y Sssi ssssi GO Egg sssy :s:
FSSS;Sa; ;$sSsS.S. $SalsSt sGS '1sS5es9Esa s ss:
s;ss sSs ss:s$,, -.
= es1Cs, cSc bu.As.S 5ss 7aOcS SS.ss: Ss
barley 9sooS SS:Aes & Ss.a.s cSfn. sooe suSSSsss sss
ss 800 wssss wSsssss,: M RS. SS:si R4sss ss @ ss s
Tsiedo. ohio. Nov ss1~neM s;,'n, Ma, 81 &c csT ss5v
sS sSt ssSas ss pSs Oats ae cash sShso
and arn s., ssss aug toS 6asS corn. istywhsss istyw -
500 SS.S co5 SoC s..s sS;A oats 800 bush y"
SvsS: eioySfscsd. 419 bags
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
limited States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK & SONS
BANKERS, IS Nassau-st., New-York.
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The approach oil election day tended 10 give quiet
ness to the crude certificate market yesterday. There
was no news OF Importance and the only significance
atrached TO the dealings that impaired by the
room pykers Prices touched 81 O5 at the Stock Ex-
change while they failed to fall below IL % s at the
ConsO!idated Board. The market closed without an
Interesting tone. but with more frmnesS than was
rxpected in view of the natural prchOiiday reallZa
tions. -
The range OF prices and tho total dealings were as
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov. a. 3lj p. m.-Beef in fair demand
PORK In poor demand. Hams In good demand RaeOn
in fair demand long clear mddes, about 45 n, At
inand Turpentine IN fair demand. Rosln In good de-.
nand Iar1-Spot aud futures in poor demand Wheat
and fiour In Door demand. Corn-SpOt and future, In
Door demand. Hops at London-Paclnc Coast-There Is
Receipts Of wheat for the past week from Atlantic
ports 1000 quarters from Pacific ports none; from
other sources 67 600. Receipts o American corn fcI
tho past week. 49, 500 quarters.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

philadelphia. Nov 4.-llour light. Western and
Penney super 81 60dS2 IS do do extras s2 65a
~ Is No winter family. 50 loas3 75 Pennsylvania
s0S4 40 Western winter clear, S4ds4 30 do Straight
81 35dgi 30: winter patent ~ BOaG5 Minnesota clear
AZ 35as. Is do straight 81 25Ue4 rs patent 81 IS
wheat nour steady but quiet 81 0as2 Der 100 n Tor
choice new aud 81 2jdSl % per 100 on-te out.
side for fresh ground. Wheat 0ulet. No . rel No.
vcmber. 80 I.2asO Sic December 81 3.ias2 January.
ior No. = Pennsylvania Corn hrm. Cngaded mixed
IN grain depot 4ie No. . missed and high mixed in
grain depot ii l.ee42c, with No. yellow ior local
trade quoted AZ lie; No. mixed track In Camden
s2c: No = mixed. Eoycmber, 20 l2d4lc; December
{0aiO lac; January 70 l.zaioe February. 40 i.4s
wSs 40 7c NO white 2sc 40 white on 5e'eg t.aea
snd In 10th elevator. % LIE. Options ouie, aud
futures beyond this month about l.4c lower: No 2
w 6sc January 2s s.4u29 l4c: February s58@o iSs
i55oylsons steady and IN fair iobbng deniand I,,f
city family, SsGss so; do packed, s7as7 30 ;
ssokeq ss nors mess, new s2 p@e mess siS new eve
siIi do family sisdlS So hams smoked ii i2aisc
a. r. cured In uerces. l-2a1le: sides ci.ar ribbed
\" ssit I2u7c do 10 do smoked i2asl shoadefs IN
ob66ulters pickle cured new l2d6 3.4c do do smoked
new f.oa1c; bellies In pickle. Sos I-2e 40 breakfast
bacon 0dioc; lard gsre pure, city Iesned, 7a7 i.2c do
eStfa 29o32c. Eees-Gresh laid scarce and waited .
Pennsyyania nrss 26c Cheese quiet and steady: part
skins 3aOc: full skins 2o3c. suRsr-Renned quiet
hnt steady powdered. 1897 3l8e Granuiated 7sc
confectoners' O JSc. Feed steady: moderate demand
and annie offerings winter bran t2dsi9 80 FOR fair
choice. Petroleum auiet at Z 3oi00c for 20 Abel
R6eeiDts-Flour $500 bbls. wheat r. 800 bush corn.
- 200 bush. oats. $500 bush. khpments-Whcat.
1900 bush. GOA. $500 bush. oats. li.60o bush
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

COTIONIrhe spot market ruled dull at decline OF
sales, 237 bales fol consumption Port receipts
90 81 $40 bales week and 0OU99
bales for this day last year September receipts
at the ports have aggregated 20l4.401 bales against
1592,2lS bales for the Corresponding time last year.
Quotations based American standard Of classi
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

Nov. 2
1889. 25, ,713, cool 1892, go Il, 005, 354
1883 "a .5O7. 51sl 9, 1886. GO 2. .o93, ss4
Nov. 3
1888 1873, G0J, 199 10, 773, ,C6T &. 6J4, 98l
1857 85,144574 1904. 553IO.473. o3l
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

sGsss' Ssss small :sp, ss a
sS s%'nS ss II ns .SaSn ysSs og2y sS
gcn Cle light 0S,nfs ssdng 0 70 moderate
business attended by little covering o. ssoe in
snSi saSc SSaS sp NIKE. s as% WIZ
%:sSr s.SS ls 'ss'S5 ss 6s;.SS, ne
q lsOS42s a. closing o. AZ. o. 'spSGGg e"ng a.
.,cnstSeped and prices made ss
fractional advance Cash trading eIry active rs whe
ia 600 bGsSei, SPOT fnciu1ise No. 3 sc No white.
2!H927sc No 261G26c elevator 2792Iac deuyer~a
No white 299.d29c no. white. 34ci Mxea "eslc,n, ~
at o0c 90 December 264 92Gc, closing at 2esc a. jan
S79e 100 b sosSos sSTps odsSse Eye FEED zoe
eG%Go''syis 'sST, sSfa asoSss
stocks in store October % WI a. oSie7 7oi bug. corn
total o. $22 47s bush Stock adoat NOXsm@bSr @ Wheat
& s oo9 bnss s.oc sGoa octobcr % wheat 800
BUSH corn 1900 bush barley 800 bnh rye epo2
bush against go bush week. and o25i23i bush
New; York Produce Exchange statement OF visible sup
ply saturday November 2. 1852
wheat Corn. Oats. Rye Barley
aScss 57ls 500 1872 $40 7Oo5.s4 25loeO sls @ ose
becrse. Dec Sc: -'-'O00 1,5oto2l s79soI s.@ll
Visible supply in the United States and Canada
Wheat Corn. oats. Rye ! Barley.
NqE l5s5 25.71a5Oo 7792oio zoos ss4 a5lOoo ssAOso
1850 1886 go 7oos a94 2S4 lOi 2o412oe
isss 80, co.. .1oo 554 o8l eO 178esoo
1851 85 5144574 1904 558O473 o2l 82e.s23l2 eea.sz1
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
1,25r.oooI2.si4.oso
Ir.2s4. s4.lolG2,O45.2Oo
1885, oll,7se..oo
sse. se.s2sI2.0ss.s71

HAY AND sTRAw-Receipts continue large and d. a
considerable amount Of the stock is Id poor
condition which has Weakening edec, on the nsrsod naTSed
Is very slow. IAY-NO /, SOa55c; No. 3 05dIOc {;
Clover 1OaJOc; Mixed 40dj0c Shipping 400 3Oc
....-.SIRAW-Long Rye. 6jG7Sc; Short Rye Soa4oc'
Oat aud Wheat. S0d35c. .,-,
HOPS-InQury from brewers continues moderate, mainly
for choice stock which rules steady. Apart from THIS
however the market has dull look. state, lSS9 cnoice
l2aI3c; medium, 10Gllc common, 7d9e state enoiee
1883, 11c medium Qal0c do common oasc 40 1881 Sc Sc
loc; choice, 1888 l0Gllc; medium. sa9e; DO common.
see do 1887, 2d5c ~ -
HEMP AND JUTE-Genersly quiet Quotations T,sL are
follows Manila Hemp i1SIc TO arrive Slsal hemp
9%c Butts lac for paper 2+c for mixing, and 2sc Tor
HTDES~An easy market with transastons ran "a.
small. Quoted: Buenos Ayres, selected. 29aSS 5s 10
iGc Msia@oIas 25S25 n. isc Genital America, 2oa.5
loe to5doy9 Eps ,n,a l2+' GGrts. s
Texas 20d25 ib 0dl3i2c Western II b 9a1oc southern
they run l2dlS u case Dry-Salted Maamof as & Sc
ectei, 24d2S ~ SHADE: Southern they run - o ~ ~
7c Wet Saed Buenos Ayres, COW, selected 4oa5o Sc
RIO Grande, csw fin4S n, Sc and @ OK, 10000 70.
se city 4Ssz tSee s0 Tea; ;, OK - snd cow
LEATHEIs-Is steady good demands from all secliohS
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
Total since jan 1320l 1896 100 t249 400 s20l s.
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS. -
Iondon Nov "a D. m.-ConsDls, 81 1.lG for money
and S7 tor the account Atlantic and Great Western l,
7o Erie consol 1o5 Mexican Ordinary 4Ss 4,
e. pau common. III New-NOrk Central, lOJ'4 iaIl1
aSvices ouote per rcntes az 81 francs eenumes
or the account and exchange London at 20 francs
2Z b nnt OF bullion gone into the Bank OF England
an balance to-day is 1lJO00 pounds.