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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25
THE VHEATGROWERS ASSOCIATION.
ORGANIZATION COMPLETED BY THE FARNAi'e
IN ST. LoUIs-Ex. COMMISSIONER GOLDMAN
ON SPECULATION.


g. ,o,is Oct o. (speciaD.-The wheatgrow
o osee,ohlad early this morning and before ocioch
pobort Itndbloom OF Chicago, was In the miuulo VI
h, adross lie devoted himself to trusts and whca'.
uo said that the CRY Of overproduction was ho' D~0
ON facts and he added: -. ,,r,.o
"In the five years ending 1883 the ~oraS0 e. e..
OF No o wheat IN Chicago was al H. auu !" Nv
wears ending 1888 the average price was 81 ocnS y.
20 cents per bushel less, While the piouuo no
IL 900 900 bushels per year less III o'"oi nI ,bo
nrodpction of wheat decreased IL per cent an"
- aoroosod % per cent at the same time' As
a., ,,rasrutabe answer 10 the cry OF ovcrprodu0
,ot mo call your attention TO the TACT 'i"' i''
tho s,,ppy of wheat in the Uniteo e'd'0' ~ n,ho
cauv exhausted and the same was tr"o "Oi'1 ,ooc
sor,e thing occurred in 1882, ana paruS % ,.,on
rhrc has not been and never will be an 49,
- wheat in the United States. We nave r'o".N ~
limit of our capacity. Inc aoio"e' Va
not increased in ten years . o,rbires
Noruon 7 Colman denounced elevator
ii. commission. men, spectators, e"' a. 49,
poois' uo was bitter against those VINO
snecuIated in grain, and said that Det"o0" 80,
,tors the farmer was crushed when tn's spO'0 -
.norted on Change It became the SOLO 'op'o " -
versation and much indignation was
grain merchants 49,, ,.h that farm
, ,,,sr twisting laws Is a losing business ana 'ha
cnncross and the President be asked to maAo su'H
reciprocitv treaties with foreign nations d WI '"
sucb nations TO remove customs duties from farm pr
ducts shipped abroad thereby resulting IN nlsne
nrce for the product Congress was aiSo roqu
70 mass laws throttlng trusts and monopoheS' q
luton was also reported requesting congress u "a
laws declaring option trading lclo"S' IN Tho
t,ons were adopted. At the afternoon session 'no
wbeatcrowers' Association of the Mississippi N&es
was orcanizcd This is sort Of an annex TO- tnI
Farmers Federation. Norman j. Somah mas Of two
nraeGent aud an executive board consisting " ~"
pe,nbe.s from each state Territory was n d,l-,'
The Executive Board is 10 have fun power e nice
tbo business OF the association. II VIII nN wv 49,
81 wheat build granares and store Wheai ul. n'
fixed price is obtained. No price ha, YET Uc n Hoi
irIo ptresident win appoint his secretary: anu c
me piT Urai world9 was made the official organ
Agencies win be established in Chicagot Tor ~ be pur
80 of handling the product of TIE aSsocliloH' my
Convention adjourned sine die ms eyeng and
,d.rz ,l1rinr the debate the resolutions puC uo
free traders had the most votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Oct 81 (Specia).-StrOng cables started the
wheat crowd OF the buying side this morning. The
cables continued all that the bulls could desired them
TO be, opening at Id and closing sd advance
other TO help tho traders who had loaded
up and the result that liquidation by during
later hours OF the session caused decline Of S4d1 cent
December wheat opened S0i, sold between SOTs and
79'sa79S aud closed at 1884, May relatively little
seader opening at S4 cents selling between S3s and s3
and closing e34. The spread between December sns
May which at the opening was ga cents, widened
that at the close 1t 81 cents The professionals think
that this difference between these months will widen until
The spread somewhere the full carrying charge, So
cents The wheat movement, although not nearly large
as earlier In the week. was MOI small There were 453
cars Of wheat at Minneapolis 279 az Duluth and 2lS hers
Chicago 0J2 the three points OF the most de-
pressing circumstances OF the day the small cearances
The New Workers who bought largely Nedneday were,
however conspicuous sellers Provisions were decidedly
more active and the fluctuations considerably wider.
The packing FOR the week according to 1.-THE Price Cur
rent" showed increase last year OF $1,000 hogs
The packers rather free sellers OF lard and other
product Even the clique seemed % be Affected by tho
igurps COunse selling considerable November pork
ana Hutchinson dropping down the price OF october. On
the curb December wheat sold at 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET

,-ou..vo,p 1bursday Oct. 24.-BEEVES-No fresh
rivals reported Nothing doing at he catIe yards Feel
ns D,sei beef slow at 4a5c for to fair Texas sides
,rd EL0Titc Tor common 10 prime native DO Choice
SID in some cases up 10 &c ,,, ,,ori,v orot. 20,
,,. fSsf steady at 31,d or scant 72c per n, and
American live cattle unchanged AZ '@Ilc' eSOihSted
dieIi G4 s Fuus got of late Yesterday with $50 cattle
Tor > w ga ,ttle and 90 sheep the bark Tasman
carries so sheep. The MeyeuS % d DC i"d'n "'loif0"
WIN GIaE G C0WSNRccepts for the week thus far 10
MIL tde Sow and OF the sales have been at Che
neag m rs to s45 per mead Inferior Stow sells as low
as S5c few selected 'o%9 1t 100 head Of When %
NJ S5f6t MARKET steady win limited trade Tor lack
of 0Ternes. bunch Of gfassefs Sol1 d. 70 per ~
prime caves in moderate request at for dressed Gee
gasseFs XIV dressed sold at sale. with choice AM
extra elnfEGSS q buckingham veals 165 n average,
at e per q Grassers 2l5 H. at 2i2c per 10
~ W,TIneton Veas li2 m az a2G. -, ar
SHiE .p,r AG at G0thst, carloads - Jersey Cty
enr Over yesterday Market 2GG % '' ooTt 20
i about the same prices a. we o6 h orIneTy To
best sh sGS. sofa 1 sass IS Guns at q 90 ros IN
p'' Bre-sed Mutton slow at ea'c' al" usSse" i'D'' "
@0ssa a. % ?G g. sat- g La az b - 81 5S
average az ~ do 10 d. at SO; 80 state Sheep, 81 10 ~
50 SO II DO IL; ~ $40 rSSaa sheep 50 n at 81 40:
ShS An ,s 81 d. at 81 90; 10 Indiana do Selected
1874 m g. fi,bv Co. o Stat Lambs (culs 81 n at
- io DO 81 70. at 80 % lol do % b. at 70 81 =
' uwnr Mullen - Stle oHc'p' w 10 ~ % - iOl
/ 80. ~ iTo,rTb. as 70. 40 - -. ~, . - "a
sag iaJooton 1873 Washington Lambs 81 D. at So 90
90 T.. lia sa d 77ts n 40 10 35
eo2 Tan .aac F' Dcvcv 80 western sheep 1l6 n at
s5 81 100 Caradf6 957 Northern canada Lambs eol
n at 20 o., lat COth.st) 1913 Western lambs e. ~
. J., y; AZ 10 63e H. a. - 80 2lt Northern Canada
DO 90 cr PdeoDk p Pennsylvania Lambs. SO n, at
| s. Co. ., 40 car'oais OF G ta2 head-2o carload.
IObS. Citr and 80 caroaas 40 40th-st. Feeling dull
AZ 1tfS,It and common to prlwe hogs may be quoted
40 % dressed weak at 5q5c for heavy 6dO4c foi
toUht.N a a. re Tor lght.
moegm J Juid buckingham 80 State Hogs 2I7 aver
age at ~ b Fat, Yesterday state Hogs 1i5 T .,
- "a * DO no m at - so; II do o7j n. az 81 80
| Pnngb DO 90 ~ NJ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25
cnrRr CALENDARS ROE TO-DAY.

spprcmc Court-Gcneral Tcrn-Befofe Van BTunt T. j.
Daniels and Barrett J. mos . O. 20 - d. A. So
80 syn,mc -chamber-Betorc Andrews Motion
calendar Nos TO 81 called at IL cioc" p,oo pater
SON suPcRNf os 2ls, a. 2i5 ~ l73 rs 2sS 2 22
Col, i73 2O5, BOO, 1C1 49, 2O1' 10 10 ~ 3D.
70 sa6 pre- V TeEqr25' T e SS7 4 io
iG85I, si5, 81 800 IS. 10, 49, $780, S9l' 49,
SSS sg 9s $50 49, 90 IRfee oBTe2 900 90
Nos fo9 e0 1o 1loI 259o % G3 l 7a g s22 S55
1893 1909 LOT llCe 1o5 j9' 1905 zoos 1oO7 ,.,,.
{sSS@IS tepPsT IIfS 29'Pa1f
Shot Nc 2$92 1 isG +, i s asia. FS0 40
Supreme Gou~CrcgltP lX-hrciSs t iac5 *
Nos - s7 Gl? 485 81 1873 ii$5 1898 1901.
Surlogat's Court-Be'ort lals3H S.5-Dr 1"hpt,
p. Sm'tb H. IT, ScRwaIbbaun, Mary G lie Roy a9d
BARBARA Groe,. 10 a. IL. Ellen Buns and Henry &c j.
Du supodT Coart~spccal TermBcfore Dugro. J-MO
"O Superior Court-Equty Term-Bcoro Truax, Mos
isimI1cfir Court-Tia, Term-Part LBefore s"dgwick
T. Snrrro 'CGTurtral T,rm-par I-Beto-c Freedman,
Nos 7sG. ZOOS, e4S, si4, 926 500 S24' 'o@ oio'
i0i sap tai GcS-Ta TeFmPar IBsors oG Cor
Common feaf-speclal T,rm-Befo,e Allen NO 2i
Common Plea--EQufy Iorm-Beioie DaN' J'--No''
" Common Piees-Tra Term,P2rt Beto.e Larremore
Common Pleas-rral Tem-Pau II.-Befole Book'iaVG'
Cy EoCIt Nos GA s7a Poi 107 Go3 $50 627
G7 iii 1921 1907 I'll 279 d l2l n5, 1l 1913 2 352
$50 s37 Ss8 1880 3Si4 1880 1881, 1884, 99s
City Court-Tria Term-PaIt Il-AdIOurned for the
term. v,- NJ. r-,,,-,
Sb6rt causes Nos 1901 1913 S66 1lI5 1911 1921 11G4
$40 115g Ill 49, 1872 @ 1912 1919 53 Sc 9iG l25
lS JAP s l@5e 1922 l 8a aG $ 2S ' 81 49,
City Court-Trlol Tcrm-Part IV.-Beiore McAdam.
C. Especial calendar.
" Court of Genera SeSslons-Part before MARITIME 7.
and Assistant District Attorney Jerome-Nos % 20 in
Court Of General Scssipns-Part I.ne'ore 1erseeve
7 and Assistant Dstr ct-At:Oney Macdona.-N0s. u g.
inclusive. -.
ard Assistant Disrlct-Au0ncy FOrsterNos 70 10 In
elusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25
A CLEVER THIEF CAUGHT.
YOUNG CLARK ESCAPES FROM THIS COUNTRY

YOUNG CLARK ESCAPES FROM THIS COUNTRY
AND RETURNS TO BE ARRESTED.
young man, Joseph Clark, OF No. 1873 Frst-ave.,
was arraigned yesterday afternoon before Police Justice
O'Reiy by Detective Serceants Titus and Mccarthy,
of Inspector Bynes's STAFF, on a charge Of grand
larceny and in default Of 81, 500 bail held for trial
The police had been looking for Clark for over year.
In April, 1883, he entered the employ of the bOtng
establishment Of Clark ~ Lyon. No. Al Centre-st.
Three months later he disappeared with 5000 and
various checks which he had been sent to deposit in
a bank Inspector Byrnes was informed and weel,
later was sold by Cowperthwait d Co., furniture
dealers on Park Row. that man named Clark had
obtained from them $500 worth of fmpiture on the
insiament plan which, contrary 10 the contract of
sac, he had shipped 10 Edinburgh, scotland.
Inspector ByrUes leaned from scotland AaW IN
London thar Clark had been to Edinburgh but had left
for this country For several weeks Detectives Titus
and Mccarthy have been the lookout for Cldk and
TN Wednesday night him about 10 enter tie Young
Mems Chris ian Association building In East Twenty
thidst. lie arrested, and when accused OF the
thefts Immediately broke down and admitted his guilt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25
THE STATE or TRADE.

-, Baltimore. Oct 24.-Cott9n quiet; %%diins lotS
firm; Fultl 7OaS4c lOngberry, 76aS5c; No 2, eOPci
steamer No. red, 73ec Western steady; No nintet
red, spot and October, S04asOi2c; December, sl's@
S2c; JanuaU, S29i0s3c; February, s5'fGe4c Corn
Southern nOninaIi Western strong mixed spot, 10As
4O@c; October 3S7sGi0isc; November, S3aa39Sc;
February. 89acS9],c March 4ote. oats afm westsra
Ryo steady prime to choice, 56057c. Hay dull prma
10 choice timothy, &l3aSl3 So Provisions strong.
Butter easy; creamery, 23G24c. Eggs qniet NEARBY
2ia22c; Western, 2IG Sugar dull "a soft, 7lsc.
Freghs 10 Liverpool pen steamer, quiet but nrm gram
52d Cork orders, IS. Receips-Blour, 1900 ODDS
wheat 20 600 bush corn, 50 900 bush oats 600 busa
rye, 600 bush. No shipments Sales-Wheat, $4,000
Buffalo oct 24.-wheat-No / hard. dull 5 cars sold
at 0OJc and the grade closed weak at eoc No Northern
0uet 1900 bushels sold at s6A2c, closing price ste
winter wheat unsettled No red sold az s24ds3c
and cars extra No red at 79e on track no 2 extra
grades here Corn higher but quiet No yellow 3! &c
No Q 38c No g. 35c cars No yellow sold at 3se on
1000 bushels No white in store sold at 25 cars 90 on
track az 252d25ac cars No white at 24c and car,
No mixed at 22i2c Barley in good demand No !
Canada 67G69c; No Canada 64d6tc; No 3 extra, Goa
Ole; No Canada, 57d59c; No Western, 62c. Hys
dull and nominal. Flour In fair demand but unsettled
Mllfeed weak and unchanged Canal treights hrn ana
unchanged wheat and 1aXseed &c, corn and ryo Age "a
New-York lumber 10 Albany, s2 per thousand 70 Sew;
York 81 So Receipts-Flour, 1000 bbls; wheat 120N
SO 900 bush oats $4,000 bush; 500 bush ~ rail-
Flour 80 900 bbs; corn. 10000 BUSH oats 1900 ousht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25
,,,prrTs-BY TELEGRAPH

VVI y. o, n m -COtt0n--Ihe saIes o. n II
Liyepool 900 Zoo ali d which were A9e1e cI r,diss.
Sai-t;oOi mtding S.y' bi6d ordinary, Sid INV
SS q GOD aS S5SS O'% An or
Futures urn spse October delivery. 4o9id Soyeua-
ow-ultnlhs >cSeuher delivery, 35did sellers nbet
October ara NSer delivery 32Gid buyersi pS snd
beg ana onueTv delivery SiGid buygs and March
February Y S5Gid sellers; March and ApTnnlS silors;
GsaSid bsye Np ana S MSE i1 buyels
Nay , fS Oct ei-Cotton quiet a9 ALA net sad
low mIdiinc. 9sc5 good ordinary. . prtain slS;
ggT TSs eoastwls 500 sales $50 Sas s ..
No .,,ee receipts 37S exports Grtet % saI
eSpoSis coastwis EOS '.eS aniSt @ddng. sies
- Mdding Sc net and gross reeeP "a. salcs s9se'
cT"ntineni 200 export, ooast"iso' ''''V A..
'0sk Oct Cotton s,eafH .e nee feeeisa
low ma1 n Is 35S exports Gress t SgSS; ssisA
i inor,s france 500 exports Oohun'
ZOO: stock. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25
THE COURTS.
THE COURT OF APPEALS

Albany Oct 24-In the First Division OF the Oour' Oi
- tbe following causes argued to-day:
John A. Balcstier receyeT elG;, aPP.a o1dent sub.
Mechanics NaA'n@i bAAA u
mittei. -s..Aoo,, resnoudeDt act. William Tay-
or - al executors. appellant, 80. otto annelIant act
James ". Campbell a. eNe0"'0'' wv VIZ
James S Kc9naS appellant the Mayor etc. OF
NeT A2bS' Second Division the following causes "ec
'r,Ioctrica supply Company respondents rSg,,d
Iors- CAV Electric Light Company Splc . evn a.
Helen d. Adams respondent, a2Hin9O '"O ''N 49,
,io1al Rank If NeW-YOrK. appellant, M, Iobn
Nmasa Spring and another. Appearance 90" ~
Brook ana Iayos and another appellants agt John
RTooks and another, respondents ,,,..
1he day calendar for Friday Is as lol9"6oo OF 90
ITrst IiVision-NOs. TO- OS, G, 90 % ~;
EccIco,d niyison-Nos. 57l, 2j4 2s9, 5Oi 4V9' 4i0'
$50, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25

table to itself Some beautiful high Chippendaio
cabinets in rosewood are shown inlaid in marquety
in STYLE of half century ago, while others in pure
colonial fashion are OF highly polished mahogany
decorated with uted columns and other trimmings Oh
polished brass graceful little dressing table III
Vernis Martin decoration painted with crushed roses
ncurde-lis and French liacs in asse ehoct iashIOI
ilded tables corner chairs and ottOmans gilded anu
painted or enameed and painted, also form PadSs
az the exhibit great number Of brass tables ana
cabirs with ONYX tops and shelves are SHOWN, anu
the array of brass standard lamps is bewiderng IN us
extent and variety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25
THE sAcs ArD FOXES sU1LEy AND OBSTINATE.

Chicago, Oct. ga dispatch from Quawpaw Valley,
IndT SAYS: 1.-THE commissioners arrived here from the
sac and Fox Agency yesterday and encamped here.
Their negotiations with the sacs and Foxes were not
favorable The Indians listened 10 the commission
sr, offer IN sulIen silence. THO Indian agent and the
most trader both treated the commissioners with scant
courtesy Their GOODNESS 50 painfully apparent
that the commissioners cut their visit short ana went
M the KickapOo country. Before leaving lhe sac
ron tIsf the IOTas had become alarmed ABOUT me
land and were preparing to submit 10 tis SI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25

good TO lambs IS 1896 90 fair to good d. as 500
50 20; common 90 "a 00aso 70. Ho9s-Isecepts last a
same time last week 10000; consigned through Ss0t
head Q 100 head 10 New York: 100 head sale mar
Ge dun Workers 81 25as4 4o pigs. % 75as4 IS ohei
grades unchanged.
ST. Louis, Oct Observation-Disclosures 1000 head shin
ments 2 500 market steady choice heavy native steers
- 30ds4 So fair good do 90 40a84 40 sOekers and
feeders 81 70aS2 40 range steers. 81 l0Gs2 90 Hogs
Receipts 1900 head shipments, $500 market lower
80 50; light fair to best, 50 s5aS4 o. Sheep-Receips
500 head shipments none market strong fair 70 choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25
TILE NArION,S COMMERCE.

Thursday, OCTOBER S4-p III
The report of the Bureau of Statistics OF the
foreign commerce of the United States for the
month of September is Unexpectedly favoraoie
to the country. in that il shows that the exports
If merchandise were l1.46l, G3l greater than the
IMPORTS, while in September, 1883, the excess
# imports was S2,25S, 631, and in September
1887. was s7Gl, 81. The imports OF gold ana
siIvcr last month were Ss93,36i greater than the
cvnort,. 50 that the net credit to the country
for tbc month was SlO,5GS,2G7, against deolu
balances of sl,OTs,304 and Sl3,35S,254 nspec-
,ivelv for the same month in 1888 and 1887.
For the three months ended September 81
t1o merchandise imports exceed the exports by
ei34O2 1854 decline from the same PERIOD OF
1883 of nearly Sl5,000,000 and from 1887 oil
81 100000. Including the gold and silver move
,ocuts the imports for the three months oil ms
wear exceed the exports by S6,365,32S, against
.o1 2G7tOi in 1883 and S3G273,067 in 1851
For the nine months Of the calendar year the
merchandise exports were SS4,00O,OOO greater
than in the same period Of 1888, and the imports
increased only S3S O00, 900, so that the excess oil
imports this year is $l4,0jS,0 30, against so9'-
cs. 7Ol in 1855. Including the gold and silver
,ooycmcpts of the nine months there is an excess
of exports of SlO,047, 0SS, against an excess oil
irooorts of S6jII5,362 in the nine months Oh
1883 and an excess Of imports OF S5S,4of'ooo
in the period Of 1881 The following tables COM
mare the values Of September and Of three months
tbrpe Years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25

Missouri Pacific was specially weak although
closing with recovery of 3-s per cent from US
lowest price st. Paul and Rock Island too were
objects of specia attacks On the whole. it is the
same old story-a dull speculation without 'hqre
support. and therefore easily depressed; but at
small concessions buyers seem 10 appear
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
The Treasury purchased sl,056,O0o bonds :
as 81 ,O45,0O at 1877, and les $1,000 at
O5 "a In the local market 5000 As sold at
1877 Annexed are the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25
p1rs1NFss IN THE SUPREME COURT.

Washington Oct 24.-The proceedings III VIC
supreme court of the United States today were as
follows: , Co.,nory
No 36-The Pennsylvania Railroad 0o mrR3ersji
RAJ p H. Miller. administrator of George Il. Dults'
deceased he made The party defendant III error Al '
No. 35.-Augustus Day, appellant agt' inc ar
Haven and WesviIle Railway COMPANY Mr !,sv
paintif in error at. p. IL. Miller, administrator ee'
Argued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Prices for crude oil reached higher pon. The Stock
aud Consolidated Exchanges here yesterday than they
dono for years. The bulls mac strong rail the
market which opened firm and fay active. Prccs went
nm win Jump broke somewhat and Gurng the hour
rcovete1 and advanced O4e amid great exc tncnt
The closing was firm slightly below the best.
lone-coa,inue5 limited supply Is assigned by many.
who think the rise natural one as me cause though On
duc1a FOR long time, amt ne suitfncS- Of the move
y,t stronglv IN res, manipulation Some broker. Who
fsiFci busbly enough had cu~. 'u's 80 foolish
sist ON selling ana realizing handsome profits Free buy
ig I'M The West made itself felt hero. and Oh" news from
tho field was certainly not encouraging u ID bears
The range OF prices and total dealings were follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25
rrpoprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

Ionlon oct. "a p. m.-ConsOls, 81 1-l6 for money
and o. for account; Atlantic and Great western ntst
mortgage trust es certificates, 30 Mexican ordinary 4O's
Money. 4G2l2 per cent, - ..,-., o.. .,... h,,,
The rate discount IN the open market Tor snort DIS
Is 35s per cont. $780, 80 -. uo,.os =. o. ,ro,oy
59L, centimes Tor the account -. -. a., ro,, ,
ENGLAND ON balance to-day, 100000 pounds o., ooo
Ttn bullion iu the Bank OF Eng ana Increased 2o4,oOO
pornds during the past week ---,--,. ..... =. ~
rba nfonor0u OF the Bank OF Engands reserve 70 la
bntT lbch last week 1921 per cent is now 30 Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25
OIL MARKETS

OIL CITY Penn oct 2i.-National Transit Certificates
opened ~ Oh Liehes ~ o5 lowest a. o. cose1 1t
81 GA. Ssles. $4,000 bhis' cinF1nrc L03JGOO bbs
Al ,34s bbls. ,.,. ,, 800, A.
,orgI Tarsit Cert OpclDd ~ ~ O3'si cosed a.
Al OPS highest. 81 0f4 lowest 81 OBJ.
- n,a4fofT Pom oct 9f-NatiOn7i Transit Certificates
opened st 81 02a closed a. ~ O3 highest al Ois Io"
81 81 O3 Ceafances 1.22C0 600 Dbl. 49,
irjtusNtIe Penn oct 24.-Nstonal TmuHt Ceftlhcates
orenod AZ al 03 highest IL 04's lowest al o. eosed 81
81 O3A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25
NAVY RrIsrfo DESIGNS.

Thu house OF Oyngton Brothers, at fuiton ana
clark SIS Brooklyn. devote their art room 10
,pecal display Of fine Chippendale VernisMarl" an"
ensrneed cabinet tables, Whai-nots ana
80 ho,dt,c Gre porcelains or bronzes The exhibit
~ ROYAL worcester pierced ware in cream white ana
rod with tewclled decorations also occupies large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25

Earned funs-New- York :, BfookIyn l. FIlst base on
errofs-NewYeTk l. BOSlyn l. Left on basesNcw W.
Caruthers. Struck out-By Crane T. by CalUthers l..
Home runs-BgOwn ], Richardson I, Crane /. Three
base hits-CGnnor !, whitney TUo-base hts-BOWn
], Crane ]. Collins !. stolen bases onnor l. Collins
flee hits-Wasd ], Richardson J. Corkhill l, Smith ,.
Passed balls-Clafk ? VIA riuhcs-Crane l. Umplrcs
-Gafney and Lynch. Tinc-2 hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25

1v..ss of imports s37 2,aO67 e2I 3G7 4oi s|905328
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
The DAYS stool, market has developed no new
r,,tulcs After an opening at generally higher
Genres than those ruling at last nights close,
,Ecrc succeeded the usual dulncss ana the conSe-
oucnt attack on taiucS. But quickly as an
Gort was made TO purchase stocks under the cover
IN tlc attack the prices sharply recovered to the
,,riy figures. And then again dUlncSs was the
r,lture and the attack was renewed. SO, after
a DAVIS work in attempting TO reduce the volume
of shorts that interest hls been somewhat IN
creased and the final prices show some LOSSES from
,.,..trr,lays recovery. For the moment at least
tbe money question has ceased to be factor.
Nancy to-day was as easy as it should be expected
"a he at this season OF the year, when all kinds OF
businc,s are active and on the up grade. Although
me weekly expansion OF 5000, goes On
,ndcr the coinage Of standard silver dol
lar the ability to explain away some
sensational publications OF an alliance
between the Union Pnciic and the Chicago and
Northwestern railroads which perhaps had some
influence, in making the early boom. proved TO
lac an aid TO the bear contingent in the after
noon An ordinary traffic agreement between
,be.e two companies. which is in no way exclusive
e. either of them. WAS rolled mp into grand
scheme Of consolidation. The actual facts OF the
case are printed In another column.
Northwestern opened up at / ., against ] II "a
last evening. and closed at III Ia. and Union
Pacific opened AT g. against GIG IL. and closed
at &C IA The coal stocks to-day ruled firm. as
also did the Eastern trunk line stocks. But
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25

Includes 1000 barrels Of December OIL az FL 03i and
10 600 barrels Of cash OIL at 81 OLE.
Rennel oil remained unchanged a. 72O cents per glon
at all poits. ,, . -, 49,.
francs Bremen 10 7O5 francs and London b 5'sq5s