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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Considerable irregarty apparent IN inc
wheat market at the Produce Exchange yesterday
and the dealings in options showed silghV ldiiIns
Off though ihe trading was lively at times up"ar"
Of IL 900 900 bushels being dealt in. FOR "hii7
during the early hours the market had a comparatively
firm look but the bearsh influences were TOO numerous
and prices finally suffered q further decHe The
movement I'm the Northwest smaller than on
Monday but still largely IN excess OF lia' VI
a YEAR aro Cables were again weak and lower. the
amount On passage increased 1.72O.0OO bushels, ana
the export demand continued small. an Oh WHY" "!
materially helped the bears. Liquidation by the
ma, ~ NOT 30 heavy as on Monday, but there
was considerable selling by those who bought ilcGS
on Mondays break Free selling at me "eSS OS
various Irccd5 Bt va To- 80 s4 cents and May
D d S9 ~ is cents decline of I-4ai2 cent
Then heavy buying OF shorts caused rise OF l-2o -
cent. but the West weakened ana me lS SI F
81 sniber at So and on December at SO IA cents.
and Of So cent Oh January at "a IL and May al
CO CASH SS wheat was similarly affected and prices
broke "A cent The export demand reached 4OOou
bushels. and milers bought freely TAXING ll-ooo
bushels. lima. ,to IL.
cline in wheat There was advance Of about IA
cent early in the day. bur the speculation was mlte
M sR ai as follows October 35 i9 November 80.
December 40 January 40 ~ ana ban al scarce and
I'm fair demand by shippers, $4,000 bushels Deihg
taken. -u-,. u.,n ,.od,r, N = fair
husiness while options were steady but less active
december was tho only month in which maj n a
cents the others closing follows: OCTOBER - 70;
Sovember % 49, January &c Is, and May - l.
cash and October lard closed 7 points up whie
later deliveries showed no married. c6sngs ID Inc Inc
fnai figures which We're October SO II. NOVemDrr
Oh "a December s6 80. January 50 81, February
s6 AZ and March SG 40. ...,..-
The receipts of grain and flour reported Yesterday
warn az follows at New-YOrk Philadelphia Baltim0D
and Boston: Wheat. 1ooo17 bushels; corn, 1870 233
S,bcjS. oats 113 565 bushels: Total grain. 4O3,s
p,isbcIs. four 90 431 packages Al Chicago, Nil
ana st. Louis az, he 300 a 55d. T oas
Lotcis. total grain, 935. SAB bushels; flour, 3l445
harry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York TUESDAY. Oct % EEyEs-Rec.pts 1ls
siaaghsrcrs IS carloads Weehawen for export alive
10 carloads Gothst for j. Stern and 80 carloads at
end 5 carloads Tor the market No trading Feeling
city Dressed Beef IN moderate request at 4s5c for
Texas and Colorado Sides. 5@a7gc FOR very Ordinary
Prlva'e cable aivlces received late yesterday quote
Boston shipments lat week. I,71o Cattle and eoat
shipments 70 day 800 Cattle on the City Of Dublin.
$50 do the Marteo, 300 DO on the Australia and tho
Exeter City VII! be laden With 100 head The Wisconsin
CITY OF Berlin and Germanlc sail with 240 quarters.
II at all P22 b f9 h %b q wc %s9a
selling 50 1898. and veas at s5ds7 so a head at
Dressed Calves quiet at s2a5o for Dressed Grasser.
5S6c for Little calves ana civ Dressed sod a, sGlic
tchoce and selected carcasses bTinging h3Giec ooo
at Be - do. 9l5 ~ at 29,c yeas az n AZ 7'.e
n &c; 81 Yearlngs, So5 D. at PC Neals' lo5 D.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reccipts 11i2 carloads Of .. ss1
head-0a carloads at C0th.st and carloads at jersey
CITY; and fully Dozen carloads held Yesterday.
Demand slack and trade limited but no quotablc decline
boep sold a. .s soas5 o5 Lambs at IS 95as5 rs for
Common Fair Most Of the stock was likely TO be car
Dressed Mutton slow but steady at 7aoc and Dressed
Lambs in moderate request at q. "a ,o steo, os =
age SO 80 per 100 ~ do, 100 n at 81 So 1872 d. 81
49, + 3 Kase: Jersey Ewes and Bucks, 1os n at 81 !;
Hume & Mullen lis Pennsylvania Lambs. "a n. At
DHlcnback & Dewey 1913 Pennsylvania Lambs. % ~
at - IS.
J. J. Hallenbeck 90 Vermont lambs. So y, At IS g.
Evertt Pdcock: 25 Pennsylvania sheep 80 10 az
SAC per n, ,,,. r, ,,o =. sx ~,
per n 351 no, ~ 10 % u, at - 30 70 - so
HOGS-Eecelp,s % carloads OF lib head-l0 earloans
at Jersey City aud carloads at 4othst Market lover
and closing weak at quotations. Sales were at 81 800
~ 90. - ,,-
Cache for Medium and &c for Light.
SaleS-A. w. Lamb: 81 state Hogs, 100 n average, AZ
~ G5 per n 70, ~ 30 late yesterday
81 State Hogs. rs ~ az 81 G5 do 3O5 n AZ g %.
J G. Hogs.
a 30 90 Western do. lOG d. at "a 50 90 Western Piss
81 n NJ 81 43.
Hume s Mullen date yesterday o5 state Hogs. i6i u.
at - %.
Q Rough do, $40 h. az g.
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ARRESTED ON 4 CHARGE OF FORGERY.
TEE CASHIER OF AN AGENT FOR THE CANADA
PACIFIC RAILROAD MUST EXPLAIN
HIS ACCOUNTS.


Detective Sergeant Frink, OF the Ocnra' ~
srraigned a, the Tombs Police Court ErpeS' ~
Adams. th:rty-two years old, OF No. 7oo East NV
hund red AM. seven tieth-st., yesterday Inc o,o
asked that the prisoner be remanded unti 'iis NC
noon and Justice 0'Reilly granted DIS reqU0'"
Adams. until tho latter part of last s"nn,cr'
a cashier and bookkeeper IN the employ OF he'nS -
skinner. agent for the Canada Pacific kalroa" N"'.
many al No $50 Broadway. Last summer " -
sa,6 Mr. Skinner went to Europe ana ieit Aoaiis !"
charge of bic business. When he returhcu hohe
he learned that his cashier had been absent lot
thrive davs Adams appeared promptly at his place
NJ business the day his employer got 10 the ONCE
Mr. Skinner was suspicious and called IN several
exnerts 10 examine his books. Adams then neo'
Mr skinner informed Inspector Byrnes and he placed
Detectiye Frink on the case he was told that
Adams had gone 10 Canada. but did not believe IT,
~. watched his home and last night arrested MIN
soan after he had left the house It is said the
accused an forged different documents TO the extent
NJ 81 500 Customers OF Mr.. skinner have SINCE
informed him that Adams sent them bills Tor money
they did not )we -, ..o.Aor
The prisoner is wcllconnected. He has brother
who Is a minister and another physician IN ms
CITY, The police say that he had another brouIcr
who TONED the army 10 escape punishment ior
several crimes he had committed He had not peen
In the army long when he committed sulelde. nc
was known as Punch" Adams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23
EAR TOO READY WITH HIS KNIFE.

i.non. a o'clock las. evening" Jeremiah Lynch ma
csnls, arc eighteen living a. No Ss Frontst' %1'
pasouelia Fens who stand in front OF tie DC"
Huldipg for two cents worth Of ehestnuts Inc a,
= snnssrs gave him seven chestnuts for his money
r,rsrg he had ought 10 have more young Lynch pcNeu
nm an extra one and started % walk away de was se'
o. immediately BY the iIatO vende wis, In inc nsy'
.sbbed him in thu back with long'bahea hnne'
-, 49,. y-h.re the wound was dressed An anbulaDee
SOS called but he home as e wcuna was not
dangerous Tho italian was arrested oy ohccf
sesn MupAy. Of tls Bylcge Sapsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23

cline. The all one-sided again. Cables opened
tending down. and closed 2ald: lower. The North
western car0ts showed decided falling or but az the
nine primary points there $1,000 bushels Of wheat
received against 1000 the corresponding day
Even the aid which the bulls got from tho talk Of douA
was dsspated Light rains were reported IN Ohio Mich.
the session within seent Oats were rather easy.
fIoyisons continued 70 puzzle the professionals Hutch.
isOh Od october pork up 8l the top price for long
@ az c3nsdesbly over what the packers declare hey
es MAKE he pork for Yet nobody seemed Inclined 70
zen s ne close was az $40 81. November pork, which
f'n - qule neglected Tor month spurted to-day, be-
ie " considerable purchases by Wolf presumably for
sjSa The theory is that there Is pretty good
Syfil ~ ~ w November al q which. 9s the clique
a. enlie SUCK, must be Sled by manufacturing.
9N ,t y" costs about ell barrel make. II Is no
n, Y,nr a. N dckers inclined buy In the pit
n, ,b. & pp " ~ 10 The close az 80 074f9 70.
y" U'' 'uio december wheat sold AZ 79&a79ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23
THE COURTS.
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Robert Foulds importer of toys of No % Chanioers
It., became insane in last April and was put IN inc
Buffalo Asylum for the Insane. He was worth aoou'
1900 and his nephew, John Foulds' has oech con-
Quoting his business for him. Juoso Auie"e, ~
s,,r,,,oo Cur. chambers Yesterday appointed John
n Judge a LAWYER and DR.. Matthew ChamerS, com.
missioners 10 conduct an inquiry as TO MI foulus ;
mental condition The commission was asAou Ioi
by the nephew.
Richard Davis recovered a verdict for Sl'oVo III
The Supreme Court before Judge Beach, AMI jury
Yesterday against the Dry Dock, East BroadWay ana
batter Railroad Company for the death OF his Six
year-old son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23
SHE LANDS, THOUGH UxDER CONTRACT.

Alice Gregg pretty denf and dumb Irish girl nineteen
years old landed hero yesterday and known an IN.
ttresting little about herself comes from
County Sligo and educated wellknown institution
there At that place she met deatmuta nalnei John
Dcugherty. They fell in love- and DougheTty came to
phladephia T. seek about ars ago Miss
Gregg said her affidavit that she to this country
nnder contract = marry q The Commissioner o.
Emlgranon However considered the contract" as too
serious for Thorn to interfere vita and Philadelphia
,,te, will probably bind the " contract" to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23
pn11oEMAN HELD AYp PRIsOEERs FREED

,,s,,ss o,ReIIly at the Torbs yesterday discharged
rh, o,Connor aud James Kane the two young men from
trenton who were chased by POLICEMAN walsh when he
sbot and seriously wounded John Coleman at West Broad
way ard Leona'd-st, on sunday Inc Two Young me"
- ,,,,nen4atons from the Mayor and Chief Of Police
!, rrrapton The facts showed that they ha1 nothing
=. A. ,rIsb the robbng Of william Town. who VIZ" also
aiscba,eed Justice oReIly held Policeman "iish
IN $40 600 bail 70 await the result OF Coiemans
Jobn Murphy OF No. $40 Broomc-st' iufniSu'O ''"1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool Oc- 22-3 As D. m.-Beef-Demand improving
Pork-Dcmand poor. Hams-Demand good Bromide
d 90 shoulders. about II TO j. d. firm at 27S Cheese
Demand poor. Tallo~-Denant or Turuentine-De-
uaui fair RosIu Demand good common strong Is Cd
IarI-Spot-Deman1 fair. Futures-Demand poor Wheat
-pemlnl Door; No. > steady at g. 9L2t
No spring steady at = ID Flour-Dcmand poor Corn
spot and FutueS-Dcmand fair; mixed Western spot
steady at Is ii do October, steady As Id Hops at
IondOn-Pacilc Coast-NOthlng Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23
OIL MARKETS.

OIL city, Penn. oct % NauCnal Transit Certincate
opened 81 OOsl highest. ~ O0'; lowest Al coz closed
~ OO14 Sas $4,000 bbls cleaIances. ll74000 bbls
charters, llO7l4 bbls shipments, S2,2O4 bols runs,
39.lSO bbls.
pittsburg, Penn, oct. 22-PetroleTm dull. but firm ;
National Certificates opened 81 004 closed
81 OO's highest II 003i lowest. Al O0as.
Bradford, Penn, Oct 22-Nationa Transit Certificates
opened az II OeS; closed at 81 OO2 highest OIL oO+
lowest II OOH cearances 80 900 bbls
Titusve Penn. 23-National Transit Certificates
81 o014 highest 81 O0s4 lowest 81 00 closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Mass, Oct. 22-rhe demand for wool from
uanurac turers continues worry good, and mora
readily made current prices. The market remains
steady Ohio an1 Pennsylvania 6eeces have been sell.
lng ~ 82aS2ac for \ 98a34c for Xxx and S5c Coz
Ak and above. In Michigan neeces there have been
sales - Y az 3cc. Coublng are in better demand
AMI sell quite readily at previous prcs In territory
have been free sales the basis Of
nne 57d5Sc for fine medium. and 800 for medium.
TEXAS ana California woods are dull and sell mostly
trade at previous prices. Foreign clothing woods are
firm, and In carpet grades there Is moderate business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23

CHICAGO Oct. % (Special).-Ihe liquidation In wheat
,, last week was continued to-day II more far
h,rc tban heretofore because 50 for December
which was reached and passed to-day, was point where
yast amount Of stop orders were caught December
What opened weak sob, sold between sol AMI 7oA
~. .,,.,5 A. 1911 May opened at s3h, s)a between
III md S2 and closed at e2s. Hutchinson and some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY

Supreme CourtGcneral Term-Before Van Brunt ?. j.,
sTPfeme u GSuTt~sPocia TsmfsTt Ibtfoc fattor-
SON upeG GeSe Sa LSsa rs law
renee JIEos g. i99 5oY 2'S 20 20 ezs 2g 49, 49,
Supreme cOGrt2Chambers- before Andrews, J.-Motion
cnendar-Nos to 46, ana personal tax cases called at
- Supreme Court-circuit- L-Before o,Bren j.
Eo No. 1913 19 3 1913 30 500 81 s 1 ss SO SII 30
I'S Supreme RENE cCar-efcuit-Pat Ii-No calendar
Supreme Court-Circuit-Part III-Before Ingraham J.
Nos 1914. 800. 6l7 919. s2l@ Sls'2' 12l1 1918 1915
Supreme Circuit-Part Iv..Betore. Beech j.
s ESs 297 ss eS s25 49, 1g 1855 1885 i94S
surPogate's Oourt-Before Ransom s-wfls Of Mary s.
probate-wils Of Thomas L. Doan Carl Koch, John c,
Brady Fannie Mccormack, Hannah NJ. Weston and Henri
superior cOGrtNSpeciai Term-Betore DugrO J.-MO.
'iO Superior cogrt-EQysy Terrn-Botore Truax Nos
a. ST 40 1S S. g co. 81 1-po,or. s.o,r,o,
0J-NOs. 57s. 074 575 sS1, s62 s19. esl 672' 1oSS'
Nos ss6 l27. GA 7S9, oss 955 $50, 194, 7s6 III
Superior Court-TrtsI Term-Part III.-Before o'Gor
man, yNos. 6O2 479, sea- 1928, OPS 1oe1 SO SOL 91S
Common Pleas-specisl Term-BofOre Allen J.-NOs. O.
Common Ploas-EQuity Term-Betoro Daily, J.-Nos 8
0o@mon Pleas-Trta Term-Pars I,-Before LaTremors
Common anon Pleas-Tra TermyPaS iI-B,tore Booksyey
SNCA 1850 400 1919 go 119 Io 1899 1884 1851 1888
City Court-Trial Term-Part I.-Before McGown, j.
Eos. 219. 50, 80 40 1863 173, II, 100. 1922 g2s,
City court-Trial Term-Part IL-Adjourned fer the
City Court-Trlal Term-Part III-Before Ehrlich. j.
Nos POO PAL 266. 294 2G7, 225 2227. 900. 300, 301
City Court-Trial Term-Part Iv.-Before McAdam
c. Especial calendar.
Court Of General sessions-Part 1.-Before MARITIME j.
and Assistant Dlstct Attorney Jerome-Nos 10 il IN
elusive.
Court Of General Sessions-Part II.-Beore Gderseeve
T.. ard Assistant District Attorney MacdonaNos to u
Inclusive.
w
and Assistant District Attorney Forster-Nos TO II in
elusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23

Lon1oh Oct %, 10 80 p m tantlc and Great West
ern trustees certificates 3i do second
mortgage, 6'i canadian Pacific. 7Oa; Erie. 29@ do
second consuls, 1908. Illinois Central 1l9s,i Mexican
ordinary. Ar, So Paul. common, 7ON; NewYork Gem
trail. l0oh Reading 22lo; Mexican Central fouss,
CO...
The Of discount the open market for short bills
Is 31s per cent and for three months bills, 3sa3l2 per
pOuI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES
mere was TO salient feature OF the speculation in
crude oil at the Consolidated EXCHANGE Yesterday the
market remaining dun and steady and closing quiet
Western dispatches were rather bunlsh IN tone hut
had little effect On local dealings, brokers preterrln9
TO await developments I'm the West Virginia fold
near Warrington. The exaggerated reports AZ erss
sent out about this we'll had smmered down yester
day Considerably, and tie indications were no NOR,
than that there was some oil there OF fine qualify
and that leases were I'm brisk demand.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23
Stock Exchange. Cons

includes 1000 barrels Of tomorrow oil at 81 90 So
and 5000 barrels OF cash oil az II 90 ID.
Refined oil unchanged at cents per gallon ct
all ports.
Foreign quotations were also unchanged as fol-
lows Antwerp Il francs; Bremen, 6.95 marks,
and London, 5 l-2GJ 5-8 pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23
Business Cbanres

MANUFACTURER, wi hing to retire'
vi viii sell his Interest IN an eStao'
Iisbed business II. b." Tribune once.
II RoDUCTIVE property worth cor
al 600 600. offered ;r 500. GOQ T T,uS'
sell; Investigate. Address ESTATE 4HO
une Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23

In State issues the business was covered by
sales Of South Carolina IS. browns. consols al
lO2, OF city bank stoclSs State of New Iori,
sold III at ll2, Iadesacn's $50 at 100. and
Western NATIONAL 10 at % 10 '
The general bond market ruled firm Th
feature in the dealings was the sharp advance,
made for all the issues OF Missouri. Kansas aud
Texas These movements probably were based nm
the fact that n scheme Of reorganization has been
perfected and will be published either Tomorrow
or next day. The outlines Of the scheme. as We
have learned them, seem To be fair and equitable
10 all interests. and are intended 10 prevent q
disintegation Of the property In advance OF
its publication, can only say we think il Will
commend itself TO all classes Of bondholders
Reference is made 10 our full report OF bond sal
At the Stock Exchange tho general rate OF
money for balances ruled AZ 7as per cent
Probably the bulk Of the business was done az
2 per cent. After 2:30 some small loans were
made az o and 0 per cent, but the last business,
In lots Of $500 and upwards, was AT per
cent and at the close the supply 40 per cent
was in excess OF the demand.
The Clearing House statement to-day was ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23
Boaro WanIt0

SINGLE GENTLEMAN desires ,S Saseti
\ nj room, Win board, Ia a te lien
b pp'I' rseouired oil eO@guGlie%"oO1 T''' W. -
nn-ldcrod strictly e9n li o{s Broa ~.
Tribune Uptown once. i go 80, % -
,yANTED-By gen gsR'i ,d4,as s ma bOasd ;
se,0'5 ath and 18TH S., Madison snt
sStwSSn I ppise not to exceed go per wee.
ON ~. ,,t.,ions must be hrst-class -
sefcrenees required Adde'S wi6S 10 os,
i ogs Broadway.
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COURT OF APPEALS.
% l., .ha Court ~ Annals

Albany Oct 22.-In the Court Of Appeals to-day me
Following decisions were handed down;
Lyric H. Clark respondent agt. Marvin r. CLARK, ap
pssnt5 Ea IN r wP peS Of cha1ncey BrSne
pean to vaeat assessment the reCRe o % Carot ct
al assessors etc. appellants 1.-TWO cases. orders al
In re application Of New-York Lackawsnna and West
ern Railroad Co.. respondent 70 appTaise anas OF
MeBFiae Iesp9naent sgt ROBERT Z MoD''''
The People respondents. agt Abel ~ Boutey, appel
aa i~k appellants judgment affirmed. =,
The People, rel. president etc, OF me d. ana II
ec r. sPPsdSa at feD e7 rel
signee ETC. respondent AT EdTe MSnRe e att
Nina +. oConnor, executriX. etc. appellant judgment
judicial Settlement of accounts. Of Julius P Cohen
and another. executors. Decree Of Surrogate and Hdg
provision payment OF Judgment entered on mogage
Of $1,000 and thus modified affirmed without costs
In the Second Division the following decisions were
handed down:
Max DanziGer, respondent. agt. T. II. sinonsOn
mpd ETC. appellant Henry Ap1eTsO neP
agt O. GAYLORD Wood and another, respondents Village
a 1ea FcsS appen a. a S the Gty Of
spondent; Elmer J. Albert. respondent aG Einathan
s sTeet aa and c @19f qnS and IS
Msterbury and another. i%pid With j. X Houston
ct respondents; Kate Feeuey. respondent agt Long
Island Raroad Company, appellant. Judgment affirmed
William T. Walton and another respondents; agt the
respondent agt, Village Of clean appellant; Hubbard j.
goodrich appe3gt ast Nv ORR Senta , SHa d
new trial granted with costs 70 abide vent.
Rochester Publishing Co. appellant Motion for rcalgu-
ment denied. with $40 costs - -.,, , d.. ,
another apieants Order affirmed and Judgment absolute
d9d for pG on S9e69ar toS TP Nos 81 e.
caicndsr for second Division Nos 27c, $780, $40. 65A
652 $50 ana 81.
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~ vopu DAILY TRIBuNE WEDNESDAY IssTEN PAGES
Exchanges, slb1 ,oss,ss4; balances,

follows Exchanges, lol,9oS,oS4; oaiahces'
The Sub-Trcasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House s4S4,s 7b. Its net loss on bal.
ance was sl57,7O4. made up by coin loss OF
davis operations covered: Receipts, s2,396,679;
nayments. s2554,443; resulting In q general
balance Of sls6 ,09e,5l2, consisting of Sl76,-
464,492 coin and sO,63o, O2o currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day S3ls ,776 National bank notes for
The The customs receipts were ss37,SOS. the in
ternal revenue receipts s357,706, and the mis-
cellaneous receipts s78,02S.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with tho
figures Of the last prev ious statement as follows:
Not gold on Sff z ln9
Net Silver on hand 1Gs50,es1 17Oso,s27 Inc. s,0i5
'V on haad.,:~..~ 17s4,sO2 1oosali Inc. 7so.1s
Treasury vaults
certificates. 1921 e!s e.5 1922 1855 ooo IN 451
Deposits IN banks l'967Geo 41275,2 69 Dec. 679,41
Net cash balances 1875 s263 4ss 3s5 Inc s482 oO
With n fair amount OF business done for TO-
morrow's foreign mails. the foreign exchanges were
weak We revise quote tons for actual business
follows: Bankers bills at 81 81 and 81 81 "a
for long and short sterling respectively French
francs at 5.23 g and $50; reichmarts at "a So
and 95 l.s and guilders at 40 and 40 Ia
In London British consols were easier at o. 1-s
and 81 IA respectively for money and account
In the open market money was steady at 7-16
per cent for discount of bankers bills against the
bank rate Of per cent. Bar silver was flrmer
nj AZ l-Sd. per ounce. American railways opened
responsive TO Yesterdays late home declines. as q
matter of course. but yet generally ruled some
fractions higher than home quotations. At Paris
French per cents were easier at 8747 l-2 and
sight exchange on London was lower at 1921 1.2
francs for sterling
RAILROAD EARNINGS
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE.
1887 1883 1880
Number OF mics..... 3Gl 36l SGl
Second week I'm Oct.. ISL IA s48021 s45795
Jan to oct. H.. 2,02S,G5i 1,SS5.791 1,S4949
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN.
Number Of miles $40 500 592
Second week ln Oct. s47 ,23l e5O,444 s53.S3i
Jan to Oct A.. 1,G41,273 LOCI ,022 1854 O5l
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
Number Of niles. $50 1870 $50
Second week In Oct. e4G2s7 SY2,229 s4l,33j
Jan 10 oct A.. 1270,oG9 1lS0, 13l l,297,o37
Sr. LOUIS. ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE
Branch Llnes.)
Number Of miles,. 1SS 203 212
Second week In Oct. f23.2G5 S22,C5l eYl, $40
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NETWORK.
1897. 1888 1850.
For the week.. e5.G78O5o $500 oo1 s7 90 900
Previously reported 242jO.7OS 28l,soiiss 27SC57973
Total .nce JAN l. e24o 900 SIS s23 go $3.50 27O